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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
MILL NOTES

The iron works 8, Richmond, Mass, have
lately resumed operations
The Keystone iron woris, of Reading
Pa, has started up.
The .E,ua ana Standard rolling mills. at
,EruaSiIIe, Ohio, started up la week
Nail factories at Bellsire Ohio, Green
uas,le Ind Omaha, Neb Pueblo, Col
and Centrahs III are running at the q
cent scale
The Columbia rolling mill at Lancaster,
Pa started up ten pudding and one heat
lny rurraCe last week.
The nail factory at Oxford, y. J, has re-
sumed work. aud the furnace and rolling
mall will be started two weeks later.
The Chicago Forge and Bolt Co. have
purchased - inch rolling train for making
Jude Iron. a1i will roll their bolt iron.
The keystone mill, OF Pirtsburg, has
oeen Idle long time, but started up last
Monday.
The foundations tor the Plano Ill steel
works are in aud II is expected that the
works will be completed within sixty days.
The Indianapolis Ind Rolling MIL Co.
are making arrangements tor adding TO
heir plant ChsPin's pneumatic process for
making iron.
\ large number of hands are at work on
he gCuuda,iou for the new pipe mill to be
sr.c.ei IN Sco',dale, Westuoreland county,
Pa.
Henry Britt, d we'll auowu iron worker,
ras accepted the position o! puddle boss at
GIrard, D. he formerly worked at Iouu-s
town, y.
The sheet mill scale was signed By the
Sharon, Pa, Iron Co last Monday, and the
mill started. The nail mill is the only de-
partmeut now idle.
Experiments in mailing steel nails have
recently been mode 5y the Centrais, ILL.,,
iron and nail works. The trials were sue
.-ss,ul. and ,beir manufacture will De con.
t.uueG.
A wheel 5urs,ed at the rolling mill Of
p l. Kimberly * Co. GrcenVi!le p Tues
day. hjlhrg Andrew Blum and John tiecl.
The roof Of the mill was demolished and
! ether II re done.
The United States Iron and Tin Plate
/ Works ~ Demmcler Station Pa, are run
/ ming TO theic utmost capacity. Tueir bust
/ les has increased 20 much lately that they
have 5sen compelled to put on three eight,
tour turns. aud are now working the mill
10 its tuu Emir. They have been running
TWO turrs for the past two months. The
company has orders for several months
ahear.
Al the sh.e, mills have now signed eX,
cept the Buell. Iron Company, Of Sharon.
When ha, firm signs sll will have signed
for the sheet mills and the trouble that
commenced in the iron mills June lst last
will have ended.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
BENWOOD.

A portion of the Riverside Steel plant
will resume Ii esdsy. This, the bloom de-
paltment, will work on the supply of iron
on hands at present and then await the ad.
justment of he existing difficulty in the
manufacturing Of nails.
The six Migrants who were incarcerated
in the municipal hotel made their escape
Wednesday morning By forcing the door,
and hastily lett the city.
The City Council held special meeting
asst Monday evening, the object Of which
was the adoption Of the new ordinances, or
rather the readoption Of old ordinances re
written in less prolix style.
Miss Virginia Bowers, one OF the most
accomplished young ladies Of Benwood, re,
turned yesterday from summer 8 visit at
Altoona and Creson Springs, Pa.
Mrs. ". Brown, a most estimable lady OF
Main street, returned last week from Cleve-
and and the lakes, where she had been
spending the summer.
Miss Lissie Noble, young lady Of Water
,,reet, returned last week from visi! to
friends in Plttsburg, Pa.
Little Miss Lille Reilly, Of Floral Home
Farm. is the guest of Miss Helen McCabe.
Antquestrian party from Wheeling passed
through here yesterday.
Miss Ada WeiriCk, OF Moundsvillc, was in
the CITY Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newton Of Wheeling
were of friends in the tore part of the Week.
Miss Msguire is tie guest OF friends in
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Jcsua Hartley, an aged citizen Of the
Lower Ward, died last week. The inter
ment took place at McMechen Cemetery.
lev. Price, the worthy pastor Of the NJ
Z. congregation will deliver missionary
s,5mol. his Sunday morning, and the eX-
, Hen, choir will render suitable music.
ilr Lab;er Rink was opened yesterday
.lel con for the first time. Aud our ska
Us are smiling audible in anticipation Of
he p.1asLre from that amusement.
Mr. Judge, OF Jacobsburg o., was the
vest during the past week Of his daughter,
Mrs. n. Taylor.
Mr.. Moyle has returned from visit to
us hCme, near Grafton, W. Va.
It is rumored that the Riverside blast fur
.puce will shut down shortly and remain in
ective until the nail factories resume.
Miss Anna Johnston, an accomplished
yourg lady Of the southern suburbs, has re
rned from q visit to friends IN Grafton.
Rev Price will deliver his farewell ser
mon this morning lie leaves for confer
M. this week,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
MINES AND MINERS.

Coalburg, ". Va, miners have returned
70 work at ,! cents per oushel.
The coal miners at Gosford, Pa, are run
min on halt time.
Twenty Tour coke ovens have been fred
up at Tioga, Pa. A contract has been made
tor lJO tons week.
At What Cheer, Iowa, at the mines Of
the Crescent Coal Co. and the Star Il Gran
GER wages are IS cents per ton for screened
coal
-Four c9lHeries are on strike at and near
sham, kin. Pa. Some are out for the en-
.or.emelt OF the new law, and others for
wages.
1t Lexington, No, the prices now paid
are 81 per ton where the coal IS removed 0y
the company. and Sl.224 where the miners
wheel it out, eighty pounds constitute
ousheL.
Mine INSPECTOR Blewitt, Of the Scranton,
Pc. district, reports ,So fatal and twenty
six serious and sight accidents as haTIuE
occurred in his district during August
Mine Inspector Roderick reports twenty
four accidents in the HazletOn, "a district
during the month Of August, tour OF which
were fatal
The coal situation does not improve; IN
fact il grows worse from day 10 day. Inc
combination exists only IN name. There
mas been decided falling OF IN the demand
and m prices. and the prices are no" so 10"
hat the companies cant possibly earn their
fixed charges Nevertheless, the compa-
MOS 90 on mining and transporting coal
The outcome Of the situation Is not clear.
I- is rot improbable tina. the COM 'naIon
Will 90 10 pieces before the eud OF the year,
and n is not likely that it will be renewed
in l~~f-N. \. Times, Sept. o
A. U;,sipsyille, No, the coal miners Of
he Windsor Coal Company have resumed
work after q strike OF SIX weeks, at o' cents
n ron. This is about the same as they were
letting before The strike
4 tremendous explosion OF gas occurred
AZ Alto coli,ry, at Branc hdale, IA, on the
grb inst. The gas ignited from the lamps OF
he miners. joan Linn, l. years o.u' WAS
s,Ned instantly, and thirteen Others more or
lees injured
An the miners in the mines about Silver
Creek. Ohio operated by Akron men nave
s.rnck against reduction from 20 to %
,.,,,rs rer ton. The latter price was accept
~ nv the miners in the Massllion dlstrict;
| The strike includes between nine hundred
and one thousand men.
The offer OF q reduction was refused oy
the miners Of Grove City, Pa, and the men
are working at the old price OF 20 cents
Trr ION of run of the mine, and % cents Tor
n, screened coal. If the miners overload
| heir wagons, one-third Of the weight OF the
cars is taken of the man so offending
At Cincinnati there is s fair consumption
| demsnd for small amounts OF coal winch S,l Is
readily met at previous prices. flt,Sourg
second pool is held at -, DO, foutth I Pool
! 81 Sc Kauawha river az 6@Ic sld ONO
liver at SIC per bushel in barges a. landing
! Yough:csheny sells at loo per oushe1 Oh
/ = = per ION. ksnaShs river al SO .'c per
. b, she. or - 5O@2 Is per ton, aud ONO
river At SC per bushel or s. - per ton; al
.bracire cells 81 ST SCOT 90 per ton deiiV'
| red City manufactured coke IS n ID al oS
| Der bushel for lump and &c for crushed gas
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
ClRRkSBURG,
! "e"omg-Court Notes General and
Person al Notes
Srs.fl Ia ne SU,.y,,, p.,Fs,.-

= we&oms-co Notes-General and
Person al Notes
Spscia 10 The Sgnday Register.
ClAFHSBCtG, September l9.-On last
Tue ay, at the Episcopal Church in Green
vie limos, Gen Robert S. Northco.t, OF
this ci =, was mJ rried to an accomplished
and FL can't Dung lady, Miss Lizzie Al0in
Q! Concord, \. II. Rev James Wright
Ctticia ed. They left on their bridal tour
tor PoItsn outh o., and returned to Clerks
burg tonight We congratulate the happy
cCupLe aud wish them pleasant voyage
through life
which had been set for Trial on last Tuesday
has been continued until the next term Of
Court, owing to t fact that the Court had
gotten into the rial of what is known as
tie Smith, Gowthrop case, and the regular
panel OF the jury had been discharged.
The HolsteIn cattle from PENNSYLVANIA
have arrived, and every effort being N !ie
to make he Clarksburg Fair success, both
PecUniarily and by way OF entertainment
and q GOOD exhibition.
Sunday is the last day Rev. Orren will De
here during the conference year. He will
likely be returned, as he has given general
satisfaction.
arley Huntington, who has been vary
i'll with typhoid fever is now slowly recover
ing.
Hop. Woods, ESQ, son Of the Hon. Sam
uel Woods, OF The Supreme Court, and mem
Ger OF the Philippi bar, attended Court here
his uetk.
John 7. Harris and family, excellen, CIT
izeus Of this county, have removed to WeS-
ton
Circuit Court adjourned on Wednesday
until next Monday.
". Z. bate and James Dunn are visiting
friends in the city.
Prot lille held an examination NJ this
city few days ago for the purpose Of de
termlnirg who were entitled TO four yesr
teachers certificates.
Consolation for the boys, at least tempor-
srily The grand Jury has adjourned tor
TWO or three weeks.
TIE rink has reopened under the man
agement Of Mr. StaUtfer, who seeks every
opportunity to have our people enjoy skAt-
ny, which affords so pleasant recreation
and IA scinating amusement.
\ ma Oh game of base ball played a
" e,tuu IN Wednesday, between the clubs
4 bat city su1 Grafton. The Westonites
aimed tie day, though it is admitted tia.
hey would have Dceu badly left had they
.ot procured the services Of Louis Keyser
o member Of the Clarksburg CLUB, who &C.
uir,cd himself with more than unusual
reJit
Bsse ball is now all the rage. Ga yes
.trday evening the Clarksburg boys badly
pyxeu' the Grafton cluo in match game
PLAYED at this city But five innings were
played. with the following results:
'lrS>0urg... ........ " /! -
,.r.,.ron .......... .......... . o D. 8
To-day our boys play the club at Weston.
! dispatch indicates that Weston will be
BADLY faxed, unless she plays the rest Of the
anne unusually well!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

. ate glass ID, re is little real difference toe
,rmtr looking eveEy biz ~ well rs the Ia =
ter, AID the price OF lhe home made actIclT
celUg sCmeS hat lower tnau The lowest uruge
at whIch tie foreign go>Gs can be offered.
The East River flint glass works. OF
Brooblyn, has one furnace in operation aud
viii soon start sIOIher. Three months 40
,hese works were burned down. a new
ard Commodlous structure OF brick has re-
placed the old one. and the WORKS are thor
uugbly equipped with the newest and best
machinery.
The Mississippi Glass Company, Of S..
LOUIS. No, started up cue OF their two fur
races or the lst inst that which is used ok
,'rsively IN the plate department The
LIrten Glass Company, OF the same place
resumed operations On the same date vi b
o, p ~ IErlr wu pot green bottle 'urnsce-
g. .i.rai.e the Heir green bottle house
with Is ore furnace. The 81 Louis glass
works OF ! X Cummings have 0een idle for
oy,r yrsr and remain so.
The S,Hol5 Glass Company has been re
C'.auired into the Boston Antique Glass
Con yaUv. which is nov erecting at South
B.s.or uew buildir- two stories hirh and
4yA~u tvet. The building will De completed
H. aoour q month, aud the concern will then
give employment 10 about 40 persons Ia the
manufacture Of colored window glass,
in which the cOlors will by new process
oe worked in instead Of being merely stained
or.
\ lass works company in Corning, \.
Y Is now manufacturing a set OF table
glassware for the White House. The fifty
&, zen pieces ordered include for the most
psri what is called stem ware, viz: goblets,
tluhIrrs, decsn,ers, liquors, Iemonades, etc.
The light glasses are tor the most part gold,
rub, and amber ware. the order also in.
c.udes Roman punch glasses, finger bowls,
individual buffers, ice cream plates, ice
cream trays, carates pitchers and aagous.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

s. liEtViIle, O.. is endeayoring to have a
pottery estaO! shed there.
The East Liverpool potteries have re-
suned after their summer rest.
The Mayer Pottery Co, Beaver Falls
Pa has Increased its capital stock.
The ew kiln Griffin, Smith & Co 5
pottery, Phwuixville, Pa, was lit up on
September ID and was burnt off on Septem
Der jth. This kill is fifteen fee, six inches
IN diameter and is working finely.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
LABOR,

r-s L.tsst Industrial lntslll-
genC9
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
Glass NOTES.

G-eviously reported as
. ... Ito. Is, Nd, is nov under
here were prospects OF
innings glass works, Of
p. ~-..e I'm, glass works, Of
as- been working five days
r>gect very soon 10 be on
E ir-say glass factories will no:
.n-raG0us until la:e this month
...-u.rr on the first as IS usual
.-.- IS ',a, 10 IS thought best to re-
....u ro some eNteut.
Pcs IN he glass factory at Browns
.H were roy started on the first OF
..r as EMP. cred. The new dAreaiug
.0' aai,e completed and connec-
20 be made with the gas well.
Tween American made and foreign
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
CHAIR |!
Fktttttttt
Strong, Durable and Light. Self
Adjusting to Any Position.

Tie White Mountain Hammock Chair
differs from al other stationary or reclining
chairs in that it is better, stronger and
simpler, is adapted to the house, lawn,
porch or camp, and Is Just chuck full OF
quiet comfort and blessed rest. ls far su-
ppriJr TO the hammock il every way, and
can 5o pa, up so rs to be always in the
-bade
By its peculiar construction il isbalanced
u all positions. requiring no tastenings to
seep it in place The tootrest can be
..iukly and easily adjusted 10 suit the short
ct or taIlcs' persons. The sea, is made Of
,rong canvas. citing perfectly the entire
l~ngth. without drawing the clothing tightly
round the body, thus making it much
cooler than hammock; while the annoy.
ace Of catching buttons, tearing down the
aides hair, or in any way displaying the
limbs is avoided.
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NEW AovERTlss aehTs.

INOR Rem ~ FHAME HOUSE With FIVE
L ICONS, No. III Fourteenth street. se-Oq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
POTTERY NOTES.

houfe at &c for lump and Sc for crushed
from ysEcs, and &c more delivered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

Today our boys play the club at Weston.
i dispatch indicates that Weston will be
BADLY TAXED, unless she plays the rest Of the
anne unUsuallv we'll
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
HOME AND ABROAD.

~
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.... ..-. -.- 91,.'S ana oo..s
ITS D. Manufacturers
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't.'s.''
..AJE NOleS'
Be. AoA0s'''er Ia are
81. Pa abe works have
.-r. hem running several
..u NE row enp,o7ed 5y
.-... a,r-,s with a nav
100, week
..-,.. .,r D-vi,sbr-., .,
49,. ms, -, .bsr, -.,,.,,
p....b. 49,,
.....,. amer ,ba, are ~.
-.-sr ..vsr Oiled &c,
.,.bss ror.- md ., +asr
I'd 80 ,a 20 -.,nr -, ~
. - "a ~ scraD,a5 rn,.
I'm, and rb.. mill i,
..,,-o.r,,;,
The Evening critic., 1885-01-22

WANTED-DY A FIRsT.OLAss CoLoRED
w washer and laundreBs washing 10 take
home or at the house. Address, 25I7 N AT. NV.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-22
EAST WASHINGTON.

ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-At the meet
ing of the Eighth Subdivision of the Asso-
ciated Charities held meeting at the
residence of Charles Junken, No. 40 b
street northeast, the secretary reported
that 0 white and 5 colored families had
been assisted. The evenings receipts were
$27
MORE BURGLARs.-The residence Of
Mr.. Isaac Beers, in Uniontown, was broken
into last night and lot Of silverware and
a number Of other household articles were
stolen.
Nor THE GUILTY PARTY.-Lilly With
crow, the young colored woman who was
arrested by the officers of the Eighth Pre-
tinct on the charge of larceny, was dis
n Used from custody yesterday, it being as.
certaincd that she was not the party want
I'd by the police.
PONDS FRozEN.-The cold snap has
frozen the numerous ponds in East Wash
ingtoD, aud the result is esmall boy, with
his books upon his shoulder, HES him to the
aforesaid ponds instead Of to school.
FRLL ON THE SIDEwALK.--A country
man named Charles Durfew, while In an
intoxicated condition, fell on the sidewalk
on Eleventh street last evening aud cut his
head. He was attended by physician and
,ent TO his home.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-22
SOUTH WARRINGTON,

BURGLARfoUs BoYs-As Officers Wag-
ner and Nicholson were passing the hard
ware store Of Andrew Archer, No. s3l
Four-and-a-half street southwest, about
1916 o'clock last night, they found a large
screw-driver lying in front Of tho store
door. Tho officers at once came to tho con-
clusion that all was not right, and upon
investigation found that the front store
door had been forced open and the store
had been successfully robbed Of lot of
cutlery, in the way Of knives, razors, scis-
sOrs, &c. Word was Immediately sent Mr..
Archer. IL Is supposed the robbery oc-
CURED between the hours of and 12
O'Clock, and that tho work was done by
boys, as nothing bur the small goods had
been taken-chieny pockotknivos and
razors--tbe thieves only taking what could
he crammed in their pockets. No attempt
was made to open safe in the store-ro0m,
which contained quito sum of money.
The leaving Of the screw-driver, which had
answered tho purpose Of jimmy, was
careless, and the police are confident of
soon getting down to the thieves. Mr..
Archer estimates the loss at about $1.25.
A Pound PARTY.--A successful pound
party was given in the lecture-room at the
Fifth Baptist Church last night. The do.
nations will DO divided among tho destitute
members of tho church. The call found
liberal response, and sacks OF -four, hams,
tea, coffee, bread and orders for fuel were
stacked high up in one corner Of the room.
NUISANCE AT BUzzARD's Po1NT.-The
commandment of the Navy Yard has COM
planned at the Health Office of tho obnox-
ions smell arising from soap factory on
Buzzard's Point. The Health Officer has
detailed an inspector to look into the mat
ter to-day.
PERsoNAL.-Miss Fannie Pillsbury, of
Baltimore, Nd, is visiting Mrs. w. Frank
Walker, of No. 500 Eleventh street south
west.
RETURNED FROM NEW 0RLEANs.--Mr.
Luther Roed, who has been experimenting
the work of the exhibits from the National
Museum at the Worlds Fair at New Or
leans, La.,l has returned, the work having
feen creditably completed.
DEATH OF EDWARD CLEAR.-The death
Of young Edward Clear, who was long an
employee of Mr.. Speer, the undertaken, on
Wednesday evening last, was a sad blow to
his many friends. The young man was in
his 2lst year, and enjoyed the good will
al confidence of all who knew him. and
they were many. The funeral aud place of
il terment will be decided on later. The
parents have the sympathy Of all their
friends,
The Evening critic., 1885-01-22
LOCAL BRIEFS,

TIL signal officer at Harper's Ferry re-
pOited this morning that slush ice Is run
ming down very thick.
James L. King and Others have asked the
Commissioners to have o pump erected at
First and X streets southeast
THE Ohio Legislature has adopted Joint
res olution for placing statue of the late
Ex-Governor VIM. Allen in Statuary Hall
NJ the National Capitol.
REPRESENTATIVE HOPKINS, of Pennsyl-
vania, is mentioned for u foreign mission
under Mr.. Cleveland, and il is said that he
may DO sent to st. Petersburg.
Permits to build have been issued to
erect store at the corner of Third aud Q
streets, to cost 5000; George s. Walker, to
erect an Office at 702 North Capitol street,
at an expense Of 5000.
A RUMoR of the death OF Senator Bowen
was circulated last evening, conveyed to
Mrs. Bowen and telegraphed to the Colo
IadO Legislature. The report was fortu-
naiely without the slightest foundation.
HE Monumental Democratic Club OF
the Fifteenth District held meeting last
night and enrolled twenty-one new mem
beIs. A handsome banner was presented
to tho club by Mrs. p. i. Cusick and Mrs.
Charles Klotz
THE Dining Club, an organization COM
posed of newspaper correspondents, will
have its first feast at Chamberlain's on Sat.
urday night. About thirty or forty scribes
land Pharisees) will be there. The club has
for its object the promotion of good feeling
among the correspondents and the replen-
ishment Of physical spirits
An the meeting of the city clergy yes
teIday afternoon IL was decided to recon-
mend that series Of meetings be held at
the various churches on five successive
evenings, beginning with January 90, for
the purpose of deepening the religious in
terest and continuing the good work com
menced by tho Moody meetings.
DETECTIVE BLOCK has arrested two col
ortd men named George Howard and Chas.
Bonner for the grand larceny of horse,
wagon, harness aud rube from tea mer-
chant on the Avenue, named Edward Rich
ards. The team was stolen Tuesday night
and the horse and wagon was recovered yes
to-day. The robe was found In the pos
session of the thieves while in the act Of
selling it.
PORTRAITS OF WAsHINGTON.'- Senator
Voorhees, has introduced n resolution in
the Senate directing tho Committee on
Library to inquire into the expediency aud
propriety of purchasing 1000 copies of the
work entitled "The Portraits of Washing
ton" by Elizabeth Bryant johnson, for
distribution to the public libraries of the
country. The resolution was referred to
the Committee on Library
b. II. D0nglass & Sons Capsienm Cough
Drops ara manufactured by themselves, aud
are the result OF over forty years experience
In compromising cough mixtures.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-22
A DRAMATIC DIctlonnrx.

Mr.. William Mill Butler is engaged upon
Dramatic Dictionary" which will soon
be published. 1t will contain brief men.
tion and authorship of tragedies, comedies
operas, oratorios, tragi-comedies, dramas,
burlesques, farces, etc, produced in Amer
lea, England ard other countries, from the
earliest times to the present day. Also, q
biographical list of the worlds celebrated
actors, actresses and singers. Brief de-
scriptive articles on plays, operas and all
other stage productions, from the birth of
the drama down to the year 1885. An in
dex of dramatists and composers, contain
ing condensed biographies, will also be in
cluded. Short biographical sketches of tho
leading actors, actresses and singers of the
past and present will be presented 1t is
estimated that at least 10000 separate
articles will be required from which to
compile the work. The task is most
arduous one, and if successfully accom-
plished will be invaluable.