Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-17

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THE bar-m1u ~ tine hFerslue WorAs -
working along steadily.
The Crescent mill Is the only one that
will run for some weeks,
The Pottery is running full force. Every
thing started up yesterday.
The work on repairs was commenced st
all the mills in this city yesterday.
ABOUT this time the Wheeling singing
societies are revealing in Buffalo beer.
The work OF paving the gutter on Thirty
sixth street was commenced yesterday.
WV. Hall, q molder at Sweeney & Sons
foundry, leaves on a fishing spree to-day.
The North End glass works closed down
Saturday night tor q period OF six weeks.
YESTERDAY was comfortably warm. 1t
is now working up to Virgins Warm day.
THE upper Riverside forge department
will resume work in two weeks from yes
terday.
A LARGE driving wheel for an ore crusher
was cast at Sweeney Il Sons foundry yes
terdsy.
The Mills ODonnell difficulty will be a
special order of business at the police court
tomorrow.
OFFICER FREBoLr exterminated the
canine yesterday which bit Mart Reisbech
q few days ago.
PAYDAY at the LsBelle mill. The mana
gers have made this change so the boys can
get away on their pleasure trips.
JIM PARKER confessed to the charge of as
sault and battery before Squire Arkle last
evening, md was fined S. and costs.
The work of taking out the old driving
wheels in the forge department Of the Bel
mont mill was commenced yesterday.
r. Hall ka.n kan n.na havo made ar.
rangements with the GAINESVILLE nine to
play ut the new fair grounds, August IL.
BRICELASp, the oarsmsn, will not accept
McKay's offer at present, as he has not been
able to do any rowing since the Pullman
regatta
The pavement at the southeast corner Of
EOff and Sixteenth street, is in a very bad
condition. Every evening people stumble
over il.
The Municipal Court met at $3.50 yester-
day morning, and adjourned to meet this
morning at $3.50 without tranSacting any
business.
MAYOR MILLER will not call the First
Branch to finish up its business. He thinks
the regular meeting night next week will
be time enough.
Curtis y. PEIRsoN. a fifteen year old
Petersburg boy, has disappeared, in COM
pany with others, and great anxiety
is felt for his safety.
The Little Eclipse Fishing Club have
broken up at Darlington, and a portion OF
the men arrived home yesterday, perfectly
disguised with their trip.
A ROLL broke at the Crescent mill yes
terdsy, which threw the night force OIL
Everything will be in working order for
the day turn to go to work this morning.
AT the gas we'll at the Central glass
works the men are now engaged in drilling
out the broken sand pump. 1t will soon
he removed and the regular drilling re-
sumed.
A GENERAL crusade against the dead pop
lar trees Of the city should be lnaugurated.
J All such old brush should be removed from
the sidewalks 1t is neither useful nor
ornamental.
SECRETARY SrALSAEER yesterday issued a
C rtitiCate of Incorporation TO the Penn
Yeiocipsde Company OF Philadelphia,
which proposes to make aud sell all SORTS
OF pleasure vehicles.
The Germanis, Arion and Beethoven
Singing Societies got of yesterday morn
ing, bat had not much OF a crowd. Ten
street cars were in readiness for them, but
eight vent back empty.
Ar half past ~ o'clock last evening the
sand pump at the Central gas we'll was ex-
| tFacted and the work Of Thrilling commenced
Immediately, and will be pushed night and
day until the well is completed.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested seven disorder
lies and one drunk yesterday evening. The
disorderlies occurred in the North End
SUNDAY, and the drunken case was captured
in the Second ward market house.
A LIVELY skill race took place at Bellarre
Saturday. The participants were VIM.
Dunawav. a boiler, John Potter. a helper.
and Bud Marsh, a boiler. The race was
won by Runaway by two boat lengths.
The case OF the State VS.. Thomas Brary,
on a charge OF disturbing the peace, WAS
tried before Squire Petsrmen Yesterday
morning and the defendant was tined 81
and costs and required To give a SlO) bond
10 keep the peace for one year.
Nps JAMES VI DUNNING died Yesterday a.
the old home Of De. Richardson, near
Bethany. Mrs. Dunning was a daughter OF
| the doctor sad sister OF the late Nat Rich
arGson, OF this city. Her husband ls a st.
Louis lawyer, and will be at Bethany to,
day.
YESTERDAY afternoon a very exciting
| loo, race took place at the old fair grounds,
between Peter Rabig and Henry Carr, for a
Purse of $40, distance 100 yards, which was
won by Rabig by Il half yard. The friends
| al the defeated man are talking OF making
another match.
LAST evening a hotly contested fight took
place at the corner of alleys Nineteen aud
p, in the Fifth ward, between Thomas
Mcsier and Hiram Orr. Quite a large crowd
gathered to witness the traCas, which was
| fnall checked by Officers Combs and Barum
who arr, stei the participants.
some time ago Porter Smith had his LEI.
eye injured by a piece OF steel, and ever
since then he has been unable 70 see ont
Of il. Yesterday DrS. z pes AMI Rad tIoS
the injured orb out to save the sIsrt nj Its
companion, which was bciEg effect by
sympathy with the Injured eye.
The Comet" fishing club is camped al
Beach Bottom, and are having q very gooj
time. This club Is composed OF glass house
men OF This city. The club consists OF
Michsel Lacy, captain; Henry Nav, treas
urer; Louis Roth. cook. and Ell MrEltse,
fisher, hunter and general utility man.
Tus South Side Singing Society have de
Cidsd TO take a dig fishing expedition. A
portion of the boys LETT in 4 SkiH at mid
night for the proposed camp, near Pow
hatap. and the remainder will leave on tn
steamer Frank Stein this morning. Thu
boys expect to have great success as fisher
men.
THE funeral of the late Morgan II. Gregg
took place at . O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and the remains were inferred al Nj
Wood Cemetery. The pail bearers wer'
all old time tailors: Aessrs Oh. Wheeler
II. c. Richards. Dan Schambra. Georg'
Mathison, VI. Edwards, Charles Beuter, +
A. Delbrugge and Jacob Ingram.
THE Buckeye Glass Company, last night
elected the following directors: Henr!
Helling, A. ID Seamon, II. Bsttis, J.. \
Miller. Geo. Adams. Joseph Kerr, aud II
W. Smith. A dividend of 8 per cent wa
declared on the earnings of last year, auC
the haisnce of the earnings went into tn'
surplus, which now amounts to SCI 900.
FSOM what could be learned last evening
the ST. Clairsyille base ball nine claim tina
the Healey nine of this city is afraid Il
play them. The boys never were NOR
mistaken in their lives, They can get
game with the Hesly nine at any time o
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