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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
MILL MATTERS.
Comments of The Press on the
Manufacturers Decision.
Secretary Chew Writes Another Card
Secretary wise's Latest Bull
letin---Mill Notes.

The Plttsburg papers comment as ioi-
lows on the action Of the Western Nail
Association in refusing to confer with
committee of the United Nailsrs:
The POST
"The nailers of this city wore despond.
ent look last evening They expected that
at the meeting of the Western Nail Asso-
citation steps would be taken toward effect
ing compromise of the situation, but
their hopes we're blasted, and the strike
now looks as far from q settlement as
ever"
The Times
zone OF the officials of the Nailers' As
sociation in this city was informed of the
purport of the above dispatch, and said
1T is simply the last gasp OF the manutac-
turers and it will not affect our determine
ton in the least. Their refusal TO confer
with us shows their desire to break up our
association. They no doubt thought
they'd have a soft thing to beat US when
they demanded this reduction, because
ours was only new organization, but
we've given them pretty hard fight up to
now and we're prepared to 60 on fighting
them till next June We've not lost q
man yet and have eight factories running
at our scale, so don't think we need have
any fear"
The Commercial Gazette:
"The nailers strike has now been in
force since the lst of June. In the early
spring the nailers, as body, withdrew
from the Amalgamated Association and
formed union Of their own. They de
manded from the manufacturers the pre-
Vious years wages, but the manufacturers
refused to grant it, offering in place OF the
2l-csnt card an l8.cent card, which In
creased or decreased / of q cent for each
increase or decrease of / cent in the price
Of nails, instead of an increase or decrease
of cent for each 3 cents in the 2l-cent
card.
The strike has now lasted six months
and the action of the manufacturers o,
Cincinnati yesterday seems to postpone the
settlement of it indefinitely. In this time
the manufacturers have placed number
of feeders in charge OF machines, aud claim
to have over 500 in operation. The nail
ers claim about similar number OF ma
chimes at work in charge of regular mem
bers Of the union. In this time, too, not
one mailer in the union west Of the ALE
gheny mountains has deserted.
Vice President Stephens, of the United
Nailers, said yesterday that the letter Of
their Secretary stating that a conference
committee had been appointed was only in
responae to a request of the operators pre-
sented some months ago and was no evi
dence of weakening. He claimed that the
nailers he'd the lest Of the fight aud would
win We"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13

The Excellent Character of the Work
Being Accomplished.
Owing to the special services every after
noon and evening this week at The Y. NJ.
C. A. rooms, the Cbautauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle will not meet at their usu'
al place. Through the courtesy OF the
Presidents wife, Mrs. Prof Brown, the
Circle will instead meet at the Wheeling
Female College on Friday evening of this
week, where the regular programme will be
rendered.
: The work being accomplished by this
society, both IS an attracting and as de-
veloping influence, is matter Of coDgratu,
lstion. LAST weeks performance incla6ed,
among many other good things,s carefully
prepared essay on William Cullen Bryant,
by Mrs. Dr.. Cunningham, q poem from
Whittier, Bryant on His Birthday" finely
recited by Mr.. Walter Rhinehart, and an
appropriate and wellread selection from
the American Wordsworth himself, on
The Ruins Of Italica," BY Mrs. Joseph
Bell
The delightful ease everybody feels
placed in, whether participant or listener,
is no slight contributor to the enjoyment Of
the evening. It's better experienced than
described.
This Is the kind Of amusement that does
more than merely amuse. The feeling
left behind is one Of genuine pleasure with
out regret. Memorial days Of the good
and great, in letters Us in morals, are a
feature of Chautauqua life.
Read the article in the November Cen
tury, about the Chsutauqua Circle, by that
representative American and Chautauqua
counsellor, Edward Everett Hale. If you
contemplate becoming a ChAutauquan,
come this evening and be fully persuaded
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Frtbnte OF ReSpeot.

At q called meeting OF the Board Of Di
rectors OF the Laughlin Nail Company
held at their office, in the city Of Wheel
ing, on Thursday, November IL, 1885, t.
take action in relation to the dssth Of oaI
associate and presiding officer, Mr.. Alex
ander Ladghlin, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WBsEEAs 10 TIP wisdom Of Almighty
God It has pleasei Him to call from our
number cur beloved aud houored Presi,
dent Mr.. Alexander Lsughin, who was
suddenly called from Els into eternity;
therefore, be It
Resolved, Tia: 10 the death Of Mr..
Lsughlia we have sustained loss that is
irreparsble, su Off ,er whose judgment was
unquestioned. whose probity undoubted,
whose oiscernments remarkable, and whose
eompsniOnship and esteem We highly
prizsd.
Resolved, That as board we are fully
impressed with the sense of our loss
though our hearts are most moved with q
feeling Of sadness Tor the orphan children
and loved brother Who nov mourn, and we
desire to sssare thtm Of our most profound
Resolved, That these resolutions hs
spread upon the records OF This company
and that they be published by The press Of
this city, and copy presented to the fam.
lily Of the deceased. NJ. GUTMAS,
- y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13

Can any One bring us q case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Elr :tric Bitterk
viii not speedily curef We soy they cas'
not, as thousands Of cases already perm4
nently cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Bright q
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, o. any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale At so cents :
bottle by Logan 4 Co.
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THE CELESTIAL DISPLAY

Down on the Bills for Last Evening, To.
Night and T0-sIOrrow.
Last evening YES the FIRST of the three
dates set aside by all well regulated sstFon-
omers for the annual November displsy Of
meteors, but for some occult reason the
stars which were to desport themselves
upon the celestial stage failed to put in an
appearance in any unusual numbers, much
10 the yexation and annoyance Of sunday
couples Of Smstger observers who had
gathered on door stOops or IN psrlor win
dows to take in the great attraction fur.
n;shed by Manager Nature. Being absent
last night, It is but reasonable to suppose
thu shower will take place this evening,
or. at the very latest to morrow night.
These November displays of meteors are
Of the greatest interest to astronomers all
over the world, and call forth q multitude
of observers, professional ard amateur.
The meteors all radiate from the constella-
ton Leo, which does not rise above the
eastern horizon until about midnight The
display is caused by the earth encounter
ing q sRssE Of particles following Tenn
pls's comet in its o;iit Tho swarm is not
equally scattered, and the earth only neet2
the densest portion once in S34 years,
Then it is that the finest display is seen.
The las. Of these grand displays was OBJ.
served in Europe in 1866, and the next
vill not occur until 1899 when astrono-
mers look for wonderful exhibition.
The November meteor zone is q gigan.
tic hoop or ellipse, crossing tie oarth's or
bit at point passed by our planet on tie
18th of November, and extending beyond
the orbit of Uranus. Leverrier thus &C
counts for its presence in the solar system:
As far back as the year l26 Of our era the
planet Uranus captured q meteoric comet
and imprisoned it within tie boundaries Of
the suns domains. The comet is disinte-
grating and the metsoroids s,e slowly ex-
lending over the whole zone. When this
takes place, thousands of years hence, the
great displays will cease, and less
number of falling stars will be seen every
rear.
The display is very Eucarta;n, some
Iears the number of shooting Stsrs being |
hardly noticeable, while at other times
hundreds may be observed IN the course Of
IN hour. Being scattered over possible
,eriod of thres days, observers have to be |
on the watch, lest the richest
display escape notics.
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THE BRIpGEPORr FIRE.
McOonnauGhey's Coal Chute Bsrned by
an IncendiaFY.

McOonnaUEheJ's Coal Chute B.rned bJ
an InoendiaFy.
About two o'clock yesterday morning
the coal chute attached to Milton Nc
COnnAughey's psddling bank, about half a
mile west Of Bridgeport, was destroyed by
Gre. A close examination showed that
the timbers had been 0atTratsd with coal
oil, which conclusively proves that the FIRE
was of incendiary origin. Some PEG.
pie suspect MoConBsugheys striking
miners Of having done the deed, while
others seem inclined to blame it on a
stranger who was seen in the vicinity
shortly before the fire. The chute was in.
sured in the Amazon OF Cincinnati for
$500, but it aud the 600 bushels OF coal
contained in it will make loss of no less
than $1,000. 1t viii be rebuilt inmedi-
ately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing srup for chiL
dren teethiag, is the prescription Of one
the best female nurses and physicians in tie
United States, and has been used for for,y
years with mover failing success BY nil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of .eething its value IL in,
calculabls. Il relieves the child from pain,
cures d7ssntery and diarrhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health 10 the child 1t rests the mother.
Price ass bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
GooaIhinO

One OF the beat things coming to our
notice lately is the way our friend Martin
Thornton, of the Capitol Restaurant, fxes
up his oysters. We have had the
pleasure of trying them, and can vouch for
their toothsome qualities Martin likewise
has neat way of serving all manner Of
dishes, and has Justly earned the rspatA-
ten of the best caterer in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made September 3. 1879, by the
Greenwood Cemetery to Elizabeth Miller,
Charles Riebl and Thomas Yingling, for
lot No. l6, in Section K. Consideration,
$67 30.
Deed made November 8. 1885, by Ben.
jsmin Springer and Malisss, his wife, to
Nicholas busch, for the northeast part Of
lot No 60, situate on the west side Of
Market street, in the Second ward. Con.
sideration, $4,000.
Deed made September 8. 1885, by Will.
lam Hydinger and wife, Of Riverton, FIRE.
mont county, Iowa. to Joseph Hydipger.
of Wheeling, for lots Nos. 5, the north hall
of No. 6. No. 10, south half Of No. IL, in
square No. |, and No. Ii, and the south
80 feet inches Of No. Is, in square No.
2, of THE sub division of the Joseph Hydil-
ger, ST., estate. Consideration, 81 500.
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Tho First He Earned .

James Scisserly aged so years, master
teaser at the Bellaire Window Glass Works,
has in his possession the first money he
ever earned. When years old he was
given a quarter for some work that be had
done. He was very proud of his first earn
ing, and gave it to his mother to keep for
him. The parent was faithful to her trust,
and eighteen years ago, before che died,
the money was handed back to its owner,
who has carefully treasured it ever since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
An EnterprisinR, Reliable House,

Logan & Co., can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best of every.
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, viii asll it on
positive guarantee. It will surely cure any
and qEssy areetioD Of Throat, Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite
you to call and get Trisl Bottle FresI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
Great Treat Tonight.

A grand mask carnival will be given al
the ChapGne Street Rink tonight, which
promises to be q successful affair. A
handsome silk umbrella VIII be given 10
the lady wearing the finest costume; IS
worth Of coupon tickets to the lady wearing
the most original costume; a pair OF club
skates to the gentleman wearing the best
dude costume; skate satchel to the gen.
tlsmsa vssring the suit containing the
greatest variety Of colors. Ladies not
having received an invitation sE5 iugited
to attend, and those not wearing costumes
wilt be allowed to skate.
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WEEKLY REPORT

OF the Western Nail Mum.
Der Of Machines cunning.
Following is the weekly report OF the
Western Nail Association G: the number oi
machines running at the l7cett scale:
OFFICE OF
! WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING. " Va NV 10, 1885.
GESTLEMEx:-The following mills have
reported:
Belmont Nsil Co.-Noeember 10th.
Have SO machines, hsa!ipg furnaces and
rolls running
Laughlin Nail Co.-Noyembtr 10th.
Have sc machines running, including "a
self feeders
Kelly Nail L Iroa Co-Noyember TIL.
Have 81 machines running. Heatirg fur
naces and rolls on double turn.
Belfout Iron Works Co November
7th. Have 80 machines, heating furnaces
and nail plate rolls FunpipG.
Rcrton Iron woSks November Tlh.
Have rs machines, bea,ing furnaces ard
rolls in operation
Riverside Iron Works-NoVember 10th.
Have AZ MACHINES running. heating fur
macs and rolls On double turn.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Ce--Noyenber
l0h. Have As machines. heating furnaces
and rolls running.
WestsFn Eail CoL-Eoyember sth. Have
20 machines running, 5 heating furnaces
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nackIen,n Arnica snlxa.

Tsshest Sslve in the worlt for Cats.
Buses, Sores, T5isSSs-s. Salt Rhenm. Fever
Sores. letter. ChApped hands GssIEssiiss;ns
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or nonsy refunded. Price Is cents per
box. Fer sale By Logan q Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
A COLD WATER TOWN.
The Tough Luck Three SalOOnists
Played In.
Mt. Pleasant People Rise Up in Their
Might and Freeze Gin Mill
0ut---The Stock Burned,

Daring the past few years several ST
tempis have been made to establish Q
saloon ia the quiet little town of Mt Pleas
ant Jefferson county, Ohio, all Of which
have proved failures, for the reason that
public sentiment was very much against
them. The latest attempt wss made dur
ing the present week by company COM
posed of William Nickel, of Portland, vii
liam Milhoan, Of Mt. Pleasant, and young
man named Dane. Nickel furnished the
capital, Milhoan the building, and Dane
eondescended to act as bar.keeper. On
Saturday last the fun equipment Of neces
ssry articles were procured and stored IN
dilhoan's residence preparatory to
The GRAND OPENING
on Monday. On Monday this opening
took place with The customary free bee
and soup llneh attractions. No one seemeC
inclined to participate in the AowipI
bowls of soup and beer, many no doubt
being held back by fear OF public opinion
which was large against anyone caught en-
tering such place. For this reason moe
of the free beer and soup were consumer
by Milhoan and family. On the sam,
day q citizens meeting was held, at whicl
speeches were made by many prominen
individuals. begging the citizens to, witt
one grand effort, stamp out this curse
in it's infancy. A committee Of two ladie
and two gentlemen was appointed
TO DO PATROL DUTY
near the saloon and take the names OF al
who entered the place. TWAS also agree
that .. q public meeting to be held esel
week these names taken should be reat
out, thus exposing all who cared to try tn
new beverage dispensatory. On Tuesds,,
morning ut clock the committee of fou
was on hands and when relieved at nool
by similar body, had not taken name
The same was the result in the Afternoon
and evening, and likewise on Wednesday
At IL O'Clock Wednesday night a PROPOSE
ton from the citizens to buy the place
provided the owners would agree not to re
sumo operations, was accepted, and tn
license and stock entire was
BURNED IN THE STREET.
A bonfire was kindlsd. the bells all ram
and the only steam whistle in the tow
blew itself hoarse. sitter which prayer ant
Thanksgiving meeting was held. On
strange thing was, that all the young mel
in town offered their services az patrolmeu
and some wanted to tear down tn,
building and tar and feather the proPri
etors. and would have done so, had it no
been for some of the older heads who exel
cissd cooler Judgment Many who some
times take a drink, expressed themselVe
as being satisfied to have the neares
saloon at the river. apparently understand
ing the effect drinking house might haV
in their midst.
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Resolutions Of Resnect.

Abstract froa the minutes Of meeting
of the Western Nail Association, held al
Cincinnati, Ohio, November IL, 1885.
The following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Since our last meeting one Of
our number has been removed by death;
therefore, 10 1t
Reaoiyed, That in the death of Mr..
Alexander Lsughlin, President of the
Laughlin Nail Company, the Association
has lost one of its most active aud efficient
members. Wise in council and decisive
in action, bis views have always command.
ed respect and attention. With just con.
fidence in his own convictions, he was not
unuindful of the views and feelings of
others; courteous and kind by nature
noble and geRerous Of heart, a genial com.
pGnioa, o devoted friend, true man, we
honor his memory and cherish Ills virtues.
GEORsE WISE,
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13

A Matrimonial Boom Occurs in the City
Yesterday.

A Matrimonial Boom Occurs in the City
Yesterday.
Last evening the residence of Mr.. A. d.
Work, on LsBells avenue, was the scene
Of quiet wedding, the contracting parties
being his daughter Miss Mary A. Work
and Mr.. William b. Rogers. also of this
city. At o'clock the bride. leaning upon
the arm of the groom, entered the parlor,
where few intimate friends and relatives
had assembled, and were made man and
wife in an impressive ceremony performed
by Rev. George E. Hite. At its conclu.
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were rendered
many hearty congratulations, after which
they were driven to the PeWiky depot. tax
ing the $40 train on southern bridal
tour. Both the young folks are popular
among o large circle of acquaintance and
countless good wishes follow them upon
their Journey on the ocean of married lite.
On Wednesday morning, at st. Alphon-
sus church, occurred the nuptisls Of Mr..
Fred. Zarnits and Miss Annie Rlekus.
HrOmpLly at ~ y ClOCA tA0 pEAool Pokty ga
tered and proceeded to the altar where
Rev. Father Angelus impressively perform
ed the ceremony which made them man
and wife. The attendants were Mr.. Joseph
Zsrnits and Mias Lena Sehsub. The
event was witnessed by number of the
friends and relatives of the couple. In the
evening pleasant reception was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Zarnits at the home Of the
former, upon which occasion many good
wishes were rendered them.
At 7 o'clock last evening Mr.. Albert
Gunther, of the South Sidsand Miss Anne
ia Kleiner, of Moundsville. we're married
BY Rev. Bahr, pastor of St. Paurs German
Protestant Charch, at his residence OF
Thirty. eighth street. A reception will be
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Gunther at Walther'
Hall, on the South Si6e, tonight.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. August Kirch
pessner and Miss Mary Miller we're Joined
in the bonds of wedlock by Rev. Father
Angelus, at the ST. Alphonsus Church
The father of the bride came from Ger
many to attend her wedding.
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W. l.. GLRssSER, Sec'y.

A FINE musical entertainment under Il q
conduct of Mrs, Hair, viii be given
in the Third Presbyterian Church Saturday
night. the l4rh, for the benefit of the build
Jog fluid, Sope ct Ykeehngs hest nusic-
al talent will sssist Tickets are on sale
and going rapidly. Return cars after en-.
tertainment for up toan.
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l. S.GooD&Co. selldry goods the cheapest

To LADIEs.-BsauLful gray, brown,
black, AID all shades aud styles Of hangs
to suit all features and compilations. Theee
artistic goods can be had Of Nine. Vaunt,
at New Mcclure.
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PATEET NOTES,

What West virginia Genius is Doing Pat
ents on Roller Skates.
Howard Bros, patent solicitors, report
the following patents granted West Virgin
isns in the FIRST week Of November: B. F.
Caldwell, Wheeling, device for bending
roofing plates; Aaron W. Hsmaker and ].
8, Peck, M0undqyille, boFge ehoe blank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
Index to New Advertisement.

Wanted-Eutry Clerk.
New Crop California WAlnutS-N. Schulz.
second Term Of Linsly Institute.
Excelsior Baking POWder-R II. List
Undertakers and Funeral DireCtoB-G. Mendel
Co
Great Slaughter sale m. Gutman CO. Local
Page
stsasd TOmatOes-GsO. X McAIschsn s Con
tLOeal Page.
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A Difficult Feat.

Alfred q. Barber, the bicy clist, rode up
from the Market street bridge to the post
office yesterday morning, on one wheel Of
his machine. When he reached the latter
place an immense crowd greeted him. He
then performed the difficult feat OF riding
down the postofice steps on one wheel.
As he reached the bottom one Of the tread,
les broke square of. However, Mr.. Bar.
Der had another Wheel, and gave his per.
Torrance at the Chspline Street last nj ght.
A good-sized audience was present to wit
ness the exhibition.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON D. c, November l3.-For
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee, decidedly
colder weather, with cold wave, rising Ss'
romster, RorthEesterly winds.
For lower lake region, local rains,
cloudy weather, colder westerly winds, ris-
ing barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
The NEW COURT HOUSE.

Commissioners Morris Cope and W. J.
Berry, with W. j. McClsin, contractor
have returned from Cleveland. While
there they contracted with the Amherst
Stone Co. for stone to complete the Court
House. The stone is of buff color, and
= part Of It Is now on The road. We sup
pose this settles the matter definitely as 10
the exterior ofthe building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13

There have been thirteen patents issued
on roller skates in the frat week Of No
vember, to different parties. Frederick G.
Miller, Of Newport, Ky, has Eve patents;
Chas, Hirt, Erie, Ra., topT, ana the re,
mainder TO five other parties.