Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-17
IN GENERAL.
Received His Commission.

Received His Commission.
DR.. C. D. Bingell, yesterday, received hi
commission from Governor Wilson, as Com
missioner of Pharmacy for the First district
Plead Guilty.
Before Judge Jacob, in Part . ofthe Cir
cult Court, Yesterday, William McCon, in
dicted for petit larceny, plead guilty anC
was sentenced to ten days confinement il
the county jail.
Transfer of Real Estate.
The following transfer of real estate wal
left for recordat the Clerk Hooks office yes
terdsy:
Deed made August l, 1888, by the Green
wood Cemetery Company to w. A. Turner
for lots Nos. 80 and 81 in section N of sale
cemetery. Consideration, Sll2.50.
Arm Broken.
A little girl named Annie ShsHer, while
playing with schoolmstes at the Eight
ward school, yesterday, was accidentally
thrown against the building and her right
arm was broken. She was taken TO hel
home, where the necessary surgical aid wa:
rendered and she is resting quite easily.
why henEy was noAe1scOs
Mayor Grub yesterday stated to a REGIS
TER reporter that he had released William
Henry from the work.house on a written re
quest signed By about threefourths OF thu
members of Council and the Judge of the
Police Court. The release was made against
his judgment, but he nevertheless compiled
with the request.
Administrative Appointed.
Mary Barbara Kraft was yesterday ap
pointed Administrative of the estate o
Conrad Kraft. Bond, Sl2, 900, with c
Werner and Geo. Zoeckler as s%urities.
Katharine Neuberger was also appointed
administrative Of tie estate of Lorenz Neu
berger, deceased. Bond 81, 1000, with all thu
heirs as security.
Badly Hurt.
A man named James Emery, a contrac
tor, who lives in West Wheeling, while as
sisting to load q model barge with nails OF
TUESDAY, lost his balance and fell down
hstchwsy on the barge. When picked up
it was found that one of his arms was
broken, several ribs fractured and q thigt
broken, besides receiving several other minor
bruises.
Certificate of Incorporation.
Secretary of State Walker yesterday is
sued g certificate of incorporation to the
Berkeley Springs and Potomac Railroad
Company q corporation formed for the pur
pose Of constructing q railroad from the
town of Bath, Morgan county, to Alpine
Depot, on the Potomac river, in said coun,
ty. The principal Office is to be at Bath,
and the charter is to continue perpetually.
The capital stock is fixed at $4,000. The
i~ncorporators are: d. P. Wright, 7. b. B
Dawson, II. W. Disher, Peter Hsning, John
I. Trego, W. II. Webster, J. ". Trimble
and B. Frank Horn, all of Bath; S. J. Haw,
vermsle and II. W. Michael, of Morgan
county; and j. G. 0neps. George ". Hsw,
vermsle, X. Hunter and J. Rufus Smith, Of
Berkeley Springs, each four shares.
II You See Them Say Rats,
Several young ladies and several gentle.
men were calling on a lady friend, who re,
sides on Labelle street, last evening. Dur
ing a luI in the conversation a noise was
heard in the cellar below them, which sound,
ed like human footsteps. It was decided
that it WAS q burglar and the three boys
rushed pell nell out after policemen,
leaving the young ladies behind
frightened almost out of their
wits. At last an oGcer was found By one
OF the young men and they returned togeth.
er. When they opened the door the young
ladies were all in a group in the middle OF
the room, and q more scared array Of beau,
ty was never seen. The bold young man
with the officer then proceeded to investi,
gate the dark depths of the cellar and slsy
The horrid man. But let Us draw q veil
over the scene, as the young men began 10
kick themselves when they found it was only
arstbetwsen the ceiling and floor trying to
get out Rats!