Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05

receiving NUMBER Oh sefere
B;rney. Of North Wheeling, was called ana
rendered surgical aid. The yoang man
had : narrow escape from falling under the
cars. which would have undoubtedly caused
his death.
Yesterday afternoon the driver OF an ex.
rress wagon. who was sitting on barrel OF
Sour in his wagon, while crossing Twenty
s;xtb street, was violently thrown to the
Ground by the barrel upsetting. He struck
en- HIS head among the mud and stones, and
VAS ouite seriously bruised about the body,
besides having one side of his face and head
cnt mn in a serious and painful manner, and
his clothes literally covered with mud.
Boat CIub Dance.
The first grand select ball to be given BY
The Central Boat Club at the Arion Hall
on Thursday next, promises to be an I'm.
mense affair. This clab is composed oil
Southsiders, who thoroughly understand
giving q hop that will be enjoyed oy all
Who attend. Mayors full orchestra will be
present, and the grand march takes place
precisely at o'clock.
Coming Ball.
The Central Singing Society OF the South
Side, which issued very neat InWtaucn
some time ago for their second ball OF the
season, which takes place on Wednesday
next st the Arion hall, havea well-deserved
reputation for giving orderly hops and from
ali accounts will have very large and Sc
lect crowd. The music for this occasion
will be furnished by Billy Mayors superb
orchestra.
A Rising Temperance Orator.
Mr.. Daniel E. Hall, of Pittsburg, who has
been in our city for few days past, in com
papy with Mr.. Francis Murphy, aud who
delivered one or two brief addresses at the
First Baptist Church during his stay here,
is looked upon by his friends as temper
ance worker who is bound to make his
| mark in the near future. Mr.. Hall was at
one time q saloon keeper in the Smoky
CITY, but was induced to give up the bust
,.ess through the influence OF Mr.. Murphy.
Getting Ready to Move.
The property of the State, At the Capitol
building, is being rapidly gotten ready for
sLipme9t TO Charleston, and the Offices Of
the various heads of depart nents are almost
stripped OF the old familiar book cases.
desks, etc. The halls on the first floor, and
in the basement are piled high with heavy
packing cases, filed with books, documents.
! cases, desks, and all manner OF portable
property, and in a week or so more little
but the bare walls and floors will be visible
New Brick Manufacturing Company Or
ganized in Bridgeport.
Yesterday A. J. Bsggs received from the
| Secretary of State of Ohio, the charter for
he Carly Brick Company. This company
intends to manufacture fire and red brick In
in Tuscarawas county. The principal
Office will in Bridgeport, The following
are the incorporates: George Carlyle,
George Carlyle, Jr, A. J. Bags, j. I.
Baggs, J. NJ. Bags.
The capital stock is $4,000 and nearly
all paid up.
Ore William Henry created a row in
Mrs. Hawkins shooting gallery, on the west
| tide of Market square, about II clock, last
| night, and on Officer Junkins arresting him
Returned in and endeavored TO whip the
| guardian of the peace. Junkins finally
landed his man in the lookup, but not until
he had sustained seriously bitten finger.
The police say there is much complaint
against this gallery, and that it is resort
for very tough characters of both sexes.
Egg Social.
An egg social will be given by the "Swope
| Guild" on Monday evening, the egg part
is as follows Each lady coming in leaves
an egg with her name written thereon; each
gentleman entering takes an egg ont of the
box, the lady whose egg he gets is expected
70 receive attention from him the rest of the
evening. During the evening there will be
| an interesting entertainment given in which
The choir Of St. Mathews will participate
| and other good numbers be given.
The North End Rink.
The North Wheeling rink still retains its
popularity and the crowd in attendance was
| very large.
Mr. Connolly, the genial manager of the
| rink, promises his numerous patrons some
very fine attractions for this week, notably
he celebrated Gould sisters, Of Boston,
Mass, said TO be the finest skatorial artists
| in this country. One of the striking novel
ties for the week will be turkey race, said
10 be one of the funniest snaps on record.
The LaughIin Mill Closed Down.
Some surprise was caused in iron circles
in Martins FerryBesterday by the announce
ment that the Laugblin nail mill has closed
down for an indefinite period. No notice
was given until about o'clock yesterday
morning, and the men were at loss for
some time what TO make Of it. 1t is pre-
| sumed, however, that the mill would be put
in shape for manufacturing steel nails ex-
clusively when it resumed operations. This
will be the last mill in this immediate vicin.
| ity to go into the manufacture OF the steel
nail.
How He Died.
Tie following additional particulars OF
The accidental killing of William Nichols, q
lormer resident of this city, at Fairmont,
| Friday, have been received. 1t will be re-
membered that Nichols fell from a bridge
upon which he had been working: Mr..
| Bennett, the contractor started to Fairmont
with the injured man in his buggy for the
| purpose Of having him receive proper medi
| cal attention, but he died on the way.
Justice Fleming summoned jury and held
an inquest The verdict rendered was that
the deceased came to his death from exces-
sive hard drink and exposure. Deceased
was an Irishman about forty-fve years of
age and single and Mr.. Bennett describes
him as good, honest man, whose only
fault was too great q fondness for whisky.
| Appeals from Justices of the Peace.
The case of Daniels & Co. VS.. Barlow,
decided by the Supreme Court of Appeals
yesterday, presents a question OF much
public interest, and one as to which there
has been much diversity of opinion among
members of the bar and Judges of the Cir.
cult Court. The decision is as follows:
The provision in Section l3 Of Article
3 of the constitution of this State as
amended in 1880, which declares that mo
fact tried by jury shall be Otherwise re-
examined, in any case, than according to
the rules of the common law, applies to
cases tried by jury of six before Justice,
and prohibits the re-trisl Of such cases by
the Circuit Court under the provision OF
Chapter 8, Acts ofl8Sl."
| Certificate of Incorporation.