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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Directors of the Various Corporations For
the Coming Year.

Al the stockholders meeting Of the
Acre-and-a-Half Oil Company, held
Yesterday afternoon at their Office, No.
1914 Market street, j. L. McCortney'
T.. W. llazlett, A. W. Campbell, Alex.
Frew aud ". IL. Rinehart were elected
to serve rs 4 board OF directors for the
ensuing year. The company's two wells
are in good shape, and the prospects
for the future are very bright.
Alta meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany. held yesterday, the following
directors were elected for the ensuing
years. J. Boyd. Gus. A. Beauter'
!. j. Jones, WIN. NJ. List, Frank Booth,
Alfred Caldwell, NJ LETTERS. {. j. Rawl-
ing, VIM. A. Wilson.
At the meeting of the stockholders OF
the Title Insurance and Abstract Com
pany, the. following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: George
f. Boyd. George Il. Caldwell, William
Goring, William Il. Simpson, PEBBLES
Tatum, IL. Goodwin, Alfred Caldwell,
Samuel Hazlett. Alex. Mitchell.
At the meeting of the directors OF the
Wheeling Hinge Company, the old
Board OF Directors were reelected a.
follows: c. J. Rawling. c. ID. Hubbard
John NJ. Brown, c. A. Robinson. c. X
Hubbard, J. NJ. Cecil, j. c. Brady.
AT the meeting of the stockholders OF
the Wheeling Development Company
Yesterday, thcfolowing directors wer'
chosen: j. y. Vance. J. ID. Dubois
George Wise. y. Il. Scott. Anton Key
mann, c. r. Hubbard, c. A. Robinson
James Mckinley, Henry BieberSon.
The stockholders of the Belmont lroi
aud Nail Company held 4 meeting a
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, anc
re-cleeted the old Board, composed o
the following gentlemen: \. w. Kelley
Joseph Bell. W. +. Stlfel, ThoS. O'Brien
Geo. e. Hannah, Edward Reid and JohI
G.. Hoffman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
NEW CITY OFFICERS
ELECTED III COUNCIL At LAST EVENINGS
SESSION.
The Electro Light CqmmssiOu Reconstructed.
Police Sworn IA Commi'tss t. e. to
Charleston Al Once.

Council met in regular session. last
evening. il being the first business
meeting OF the new body. Nearly every
member was la his seat at roll call, in
both Branches, and the lobby was a
large one. quite a number Of buSinc =
men being seen outside the railing. \
large part Of the lobby WAS made up Of
the caucus nominees for city offices. and
the friends Of the successful gentlemen,
and all took a deep interest in what
was said and done The good appear
ance Of the new Council was a subject
Of general remark. aud the belief was
general that the body would make
4 good record for itself. 1t started of
with much less friction and general
awSwardneSS than characterized the
first. legislative efforts OF the old COun'
I cil. and 10 looks aS if there would be
plain and pleasant sailing.
business was inaugurated IN the See
Oud Branch by the Offering of a re>olu
I ton by Mr. Bailey. 10 take up and ap
prove the bonds oi city officers elect
aud the motion was carried. The bono
of Thomas r. Thoner, City Clerk. ia this
penal sum OF 5000, with J. +. Miller
and Charles KrauS a. Surctic>. WI
taken mp and confirmed, aud Mr.. Thonel
WaS sworn in
The bond OF Mayor c. w. Seabright
in the sum of - 900, with Frank Crust
a. surety. was approved, and the Mayor
was sworn in by President JepsOn.
/ The next bond was that of Chief Of
\ Police Louis Delbrugge, in the sum o
SlO.OO0 with Anton Reymann and W
c. Handlan aS suretieS. II was approved
and the Chief was Instructed TO summon
his deputies. There accordingly ap
peared al the bar OF the chamber ON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
The MoundsNilIe CoInpnny.

The Moundsville Mining and Manu-
featuring Company has issued pros
pectus showing the possessions of the
corporation, aud outlining lis plans and
methods. The officers of the company
are President, Chas. 4. Weaver, Presl-
dent Marshall County Bank; First Vice
President, Hon. John w. Mason, OF
Washington, ID. c., L. 5. Commissioner
of Internal Revenue; Second Vice Pres
ident, Chas c. McColgan, of Baltimore,
President of the ChaS. c. McColgan Co.,
of New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more; Treasurer. Gibson Lamb, OF
Wheeling, W. Va, Cashier Of the
Bank of Wheeling; Secretary, John
w. Burchinal, editor Of the Mounds
willie Herald. The directors are
Hon. William G.. Worley, OF King
wood, w. Va, State Senator;
y. y. Vance, President Of the Exchange
Bank, also of the Riverside Iron
Works, Wheeling; Louis c. Ntifel, Pro-
prietor Of the Wheeling Calico Works;
Alfred PAUL, Secretary of the Under
writer's Insurance Co., Wheeling; Chas.
C. McColgan, President OF the ChaS. C..
McColgan Co.. Baltimore; j. Glenn
Cook, of J. Glenn Cook Il Co., r. f..
Brokers, Baltimore: NJ. V. Richards,
Land and immigration Agent Il. Il O.
Il. r., Baltimore; ChaS. A. Weaver, Of
the Weaver, Bardall, Humphrey Manu-
featuring Co.; j. u. Hicks, EX-Sherii
of Marshall county; j. L. Legge, Il. \
O. r. r., ShepherdStown.
The company owns 1000 acres Of
land, surrounding and adjoining
MoundSyille, and the stockholders pro-
pose to boom the old town in approved
style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

for the Office of Assessor south ot the
creek, and he also received the total
vote of those present.
Mr.. Caps nominated John A. White
for Collector, aud there was third
failur, ou the part Of the Republicans
IL make nomination. Mr.. White fr-
ceivmg all the votes.
FIR Clerk of the second Ward Mar
ket, Mr.. Wilson named Patrick henney.
He got total vote. John Mckeeyer
was named for Clerk of the Center Mar
kvt by Mr. kreiter. aud everyone voted
for him.
W. T. Burt was named by Mr.. En-
Sheimer for sexton, and was unanimous
Is elected
When she office of City Solicitor was
named. Mr. Emsheimer nominated 1. ,.
Riley. Mr.. Robinson nominated Robert
White. saying he was now serving the
city AT Charleston. and thought too
much Of his duties to come home and
work for denomination. He thought
man OF that sort deserved 10 receive
the vote of every member OF Council.
4 vote was taken, and T. ;. Riley was
elected, only fOur Republicans, Robin
son. Freeze, jefferson and kalbitler,
voting for Col. White. The announce
ment of the result was greeted with
slight applause in the lobby.
I DR. T. L. Shearer was nominated by
Mr.. Irwin for Health Officer, and was
unanimously elected. Mr.. Irwin also
nominated John W. McDermOtt for
/ Lookup Keeper. aud he received the
total vote. l.. L. Shradcr was unanl-
mouSly chosen MeaSurer OF Lumber, ON
his being nominated by Mr.. kreiter.
Charles Klein named Frank a. Woeber
/ for Receiver. and he was elected unani-
mously. Mr. Shuman nominated John
ArthurS for WheighmaSter. Mr..
O'Leary nominated John Radenbaugh
for Superintendent Of the City Prison,
and Mr.. Robinson named John Howell
for Jamitor. and they We're unanimously
elected.
McssrS. +. !. Park, Charles smith,
Charles Kettlcr and Henry Schmulbach
were nominated for the Board of Public
Works. Mr.. Kcnney nominating Mr.
Park. Mr.. Farrell Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Horst
mann Mr.. Kettler, aud Mr.. Robinson
Mr.. Schmulbach. MeSSrS. Park, Smith
and Kettler were nominated, Mr.
Schmulbach receiving the Republican
votes.
For the Water Board Mr.. EmSheim
er nominated DR.. George Baird, Mr.
Dobbius named Henry Jones, aud Mr.
Wilson Mr.. Pollock. They were nnani
mou>ly elected.
The Joint session then dissolved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
TO THE RESCUE.
COUNCIL REALIZES THAT TIE ELECTRIC LIGHr
ELL MAY FAIL,
Aud Authorizes Five Men 10 GO TO Charleston 10
LOok After tie Hsasurs-fhs Committee on
Lights in Session.

Council seems to have realized that
there is grave danger that the electric
light bill, introduced ia the House by
Representative Robert White, in the in-
terest of the city of Wheeling, may be
choked to death in the Senate, a. ii was
two years ago, after the friends Of the
measure have been lulled into fancied
security by the prospect Of an easy jour
ney through the House OF Delegates,
and last evening, after quite discus
sion. Council resolved 10 send five men.
in the persons of MeSsrS. Dunlevy,
Schafer and Schultze, Gas Trustees, "A.
A. FranZhem, Secretary OF the Gas
Board. and Councilman Edward Robert
son. to Charleston, TO look after the in
terests OF the city and secure the pass
age OF the bill Both on the floor OF
Council. and later, during the 9esSiOn OF
the Committee on Lights, it was stated
that 4 large, active and well-equipped lob
by was in Charleston at present in the IN
terestS OF the opponents of the bill, and
that the city had need of good men
there in her behalf. During the Ses-
sion Of the Committee on Lights il was
pointed out that Senator Campbell, now
residing in this city. but representing
Jackson county. has for years been an
employe.of the Westinghouse Company.
aud that he and other Senators, rein
forced aud backed up by powerful
lobby. could be depended upon to do all
! in their power against the bill.
The Committee became thoroughly
convinced Of the necessity for the
action, and viewing the action
of Council as making provision for five
men, and realizing that one or more OF
the Gas Trustees might not be able to
90. they designated Mr.. Farrell, Chair
man Of the Committee, as proper per-
son 10 90 down 10 the capital and help
hold our end down. Secretary Franz
helm and Mr.. Robertson will leave for
Charleston at II o'clock this morning,
and on his arrival. Mr.. Franzheim will
at once telegraph Chairman Farrell As
to the situation, and whether or not re-
Inducements are necessary. If the
situation seems to warrant IL. the Gas
Trustees, or as many OF them "a can 90.
will leave at once, with Mr.. Farrell 10
I'LL any existing vacancy, and will take
with them a document, signed by the
Mayor and Clerk. and attested 10y the
city seal, ia the way Of credentials. aud
rs Indicating the desires Of the people.
GREAT sacrifice of Boots and Shoes
at 1902 Market Square, asSignec'S sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
Installation of Officers.

The newly elected officers Of Gen. |.
=. Grant Camp No. T.. Sons Of Veterans,
were installed last night by Col. II. b.
Baguley at their camp room in G.. L. X.
Hall. The following are the officers
and staff for the ensuing year: j. 7.
Hall, Captain; O.. Ell. SylVis, First
Lieutenant: c. ID. Reed. Second Lieu
tenant; j. +. Carlin. Chaplin: o. h.
Reed, First Sergeant; II. W. Thurber,
QuartermaSter Sergeant: Robert Sylyis,
Camp Guard; Wm. Bye, Picket Guard.
Washington Council, o. L. A. NJ, has
Installed the following officers; c.,
James NJ. Pritchard; V. c., Samuel
Goshorn, Jr.; EXC, John Bot; Sr En-.
c., Harry Boyer; Recording Secretary,
John Scarborough; Assistant Recording
Secretary, j. Smith Martle; Financial
Secretary, ChaS. l.. Bourne; Treasurer,
James T. McCready; l., ChaS. Kurner:
f., ChaS. Prottyman; |. T., Samuel
Barns: o. T., K. j. James: Trustees,
Harry Boyer, Suel Hague and John
Scarborough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly aud
Pithily Told.


Tnr Board OF Commissioners will meet
to-day 10 audit the monthly oils
THREE deeds Of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
TuE Committee on Court House and
Jail of the Board of Commissioners met
Yesterday afternoon and passed Il lot oil
bills.
WHEELING Lodge No. :, A. +. and a.
NJ. are called to meet this afternoon 10 at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Roberts, OF North
| Wheeling.
THr attractions at the Opera House next
week are the "Gondoliers' Monday and
Tuesday evenings and Midnight Alarm
Saturday evening.
THE coming visit OF Stanley, who is to
| lecture at the Opera House. February 10Th,
is exciting wide interest, and there are
many enquiries from ont Of town for
tickets.
AT last evenings session of the Council
| Committee on Lights, Secretary Franz
helm reported progress in the matter of
corresponding with electrical engineers,
and was instructed to keep it up.
Tnos. McCANrlFF, of Benwood, yester-
day had a piece Of steel taken from his
hand, which had been there for forty-iive
wears. His hand panied him, aud his son
cut the flesh aud extracted the steel.
The work of tearing down the grand
stand. fences and bleaching boards at the
Island base ball park is in progress, and
the lumber is being stacked up. The
owners Of the lots are making preparations
/ for fencing them in.
TnE funeral of Miss Jean Irwin will take
place this afternoon al the Irwin residence
on North Front street Rev. Jacob Brit
tineham. of st. Luke's u. r.. Church, Will
ofliciate at the Obscquies, assisted by Rev.
DIR. Swope, of ST. Matthews Church. The
interment will be private
DR.. II attic b. JoNEs, the accomplished
lady physician at the Insane Hospital, has
purchased of William Ellingham the prop.
erty at No. - Fifteenth street, and will
shortly open an office and private hospital
The house is two stories high, and on com
pletion Of the remodeling of the interior,
now in the hands Of Architect Wells, the
house will contain some twelve rooms.
Miss Jones' speciality will be the treatment
Of nervous complaints
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
IsOBIsER CAUGHT.
A wheeling boy cieveriy Captures d
Sneak Thief.

Sneak Thief
Last Saturday night, John Carol, Il
student at the Baltimore College Of
Pharmacy, whose home is on South
Market street, in this city, made a clever
capture of burglar. Mr.. Carols
mother and sister, Miss Nan Carol,
have taken rooms at 405 North Calhoun
street, baltimore, which they intend to
occupy until Mr.. Carols graduation,
next spring.
Saturday evening, after supper, the
members OF the family were sitting, in
company with Miss Laura Lawson, of
the Island, who is visiting them. Miss
Carol heard a noise in the room adjoin-
ing. and Mr.. Carol went out to investi-
gate. lie opened the door, and it was
quickly closed again. The key was
on the outside, and Mr.. Car
rol locked the burglar in,
Two gentlemen living down stairs went
out after Il policeman, and Mr.. Carol
stood guard at another door. by which
the burglar could find egreSS, with a
poker in his hand. The man made a
dash through the doorway, but was col
Jared Just as he was descending the
stairway. He surrendered, and was
held until the police arrived, when he
was taken to the station, where he was
recognized as an old offender, with sew
eral aliases, He was searched and Miss
I.awSon's pocket book containing SIG.
was found on his person, besides a
"jimmy" and lot Of trlnketS.
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New Spring Goods

Until Inventory. During those days
we will give special inducements in al
odds and ends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In
dividuals.

DAILY ChrOniCie OF the movements Oh HI.
divIduals.
State Senator Cambell was in The city
yesterday.
Mrs. William Lukens is very i'll of ty-
phoid fever.
W.P. Hubbard returned from Charles
ton Monday.
Adrian Wingerter has accepted position
with G.. X. Taylor.
George Wells has accepted a position in
J. B. Mckee's cigar.
q. W. Brddheld, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio is
4 guest al the Mcclure.
II. r. Osborn, of Weegae, was registered
at the Behler yesterday
J b. Clark Of Washington. Pa, was 4
guest at the Behler Yesterday.
Thomas Smith, Of Warrington, was an
arrival al the Stamm yesterday.
John =. Hamilton, of Fairmont, was u
guest at the Mcclure yesterday.
+. r. Cooper Of the Chester, Pa, Ncrs,
is the guest of j. w. Bodley, Esq.
J. \. Buckholtz of Smlthheld, an old
Wheeling boy, was ut the Behler yester-
day.
Mr.. T. S. Casey, the Chicago represen-
tative Of the Riverside Iron Company, is
in the city.
Miss Annie Hines, Of the North End, has
returned from a visit with friends in Bel
mont County, Ohio.
Thomas Smith, of Warrington, who is
interested in the oil field NJ that place, was
in the city yesterday.
j. W. Porter and J. Schanweeker. Of St
MarYs, were among the West Virginia
people at the Rehler yesterday.
ChaS. Moruingstar, who was reported i'll,
at his home in the Eighth ward, IS impr0v-
ing. and will be out in few days.
MIR. Joseph Winterhalter has resigned
his position as bartender with VIM. Con
arb to accept one with Mr.. T. b. Dolan.
Mrs. II. &. Devine, mother of Deputy
Marshal j &. Devine, Is lying quite Ill OF
at her home on South jacob
street
DIR. 7. T.. Hammond is out again after
his siege in the house from the effects Of u
broken bone in one Of his legs received by
a fail some lime since.
Mr.. Fred { Cooper. editor Of the Ercn-
ING Nc,rS. u! Chester. Pa, is in the city
visiting John BOdley. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Cooper. who is Mr.. Bodley's
niece.
JOS. RheeS. Of tue Cataract COnStrue-
ton Company, OF New York, IS home visit
lus his father, on Fourteenth street, DR.
Nj. J. RheeS. MIR Rhees took sick while
engaged at his work at Niagara and re
turned home 10 recuperate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
Sales of Real Estate.

The Rine real estate, composed Of a
farm of LIS acres near ROoney's Point,
IA house at Triadelphia and one ut Elm
Grove. were offered at auction yester-
day, and all the pieces were sold. The
farm was bid up to $3.50 an acre, and
went to George and Daniel Maxwell.
The house at Elm Grove went to Henry
Helfenbine, for $40, and the Triadel-
phia property TO l.. w. Blayney for
500.
Messrs. Rolf s. Harvey disposed yes
terday of six more Of those handsome
lots in the II cw addition to McMechen.
Four were sold TO Miss Kate Carver.
the well known milliner, and two tn
Miss Celeste Falloure, the entcrpriSing
lady grocer Of Eighteenth street. The
lots sold for 5000 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
Circuit Court.

In Part One OF this Court, yesterday
the case OF IIealy V. Natural Gas Com
pahy was still on trial. The hearing OF
evidence was completed, and arguments
heard.
In the case OF Henry KerSten v. LoulS
Steenrod. administrator, there was
Judgment for plaintiff for So.
In Part Two. Judge PAUL, al order
was entered ia the ease Of Mary Rad
clifre V. VIM. Love, trustee, ordering
.hstice Davis Ia cease proceedings ON
Judgment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
ABLIND MANS MONEY.
An Italian Arrested and Held in $1,000
Rail.

Bail.
ON the 24th of December. in the evening
or that day. blind John Cooper left the
Wheeling Hospital, and came out oil the
ward of the hospital grounds, TO Main
street. and Just after he had passed
out 10 the pavement, he lost MS pocket
book. He thought he had put it in the side
nocket of his coat, but missed his pocket
and put il between coat and vest. The
motion Of his body caused the pocketbook
to worl, downward and out, and it fell on
the ground unheard and unnOtlced by the
blind man. Cooper never missed II Tor
sometime afterwards, and owing 10 sus-
picion OF the party who got il, said nothing
about the matter TO any one but his most
confidential friends. The pocket book con-
tanned two twenties. six tens, thirteen
fives and Il one dollar bill. in all slG6, all
the savings the blind man had, and most
of that was realized from gold watch
given him by eX-Alayor Grub, which he
i.affled of for more than one hundred dol
lars Time rolled on and no clue TO tue
thief or money offered itself until Monday
night last, when two Italians went to the
Hospital and told him who had found his
money.
ON the evening of the loss of the money,
il seems some three Italians were passing
along lust as Cooper came out of the gate
oi. near by there. and enc Of them saw the
pocketboOk lying on the pavement, and
stopped kowu and picked it up ard went
off with it, although Cooper was within
step or two of il ut the time. In the course
of time the three thieves fell out about a
division Of the money-the finder refusing
to give them any. AS above stated, two OF
them went to Cooper on Monday night at
the Hospital, and asked him about his
loss and what kind Of money, and about
the finder. This fact alone shows that
they know all about the finding OF the
money. Yesterday, Cooper went before
Justice Davis and swore out warrant for
one of the Italians the finder named Leon
ard Nicola. and he was arrested by Officer
Terrell He was held in 1000 bail for to-
day at p III and was committed TO jail in
default of bail. On his person were found
$50. six twenties and three tens. He IS Il
tunnelman, but hasn't worked for about Il
month now. He was boarding al as Mar
ket street with others of his nationality.
An attachment was issued by the Justice
and served on William Dimmy, the iailer,
as galnishee who has the money in his
personal possession. Hon. John q. Pen
dleton annears for the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS.



Contractor Wilbur JACOBS is erecting
for Mr. ID. NJ. Carey, of the firm OF
Paige. Carey n Co.. two 2-story frame
dwellings, each to contain five rooms, at
the corner OF Twenty-eighth and Wood
streets. He has also built foundations
on the lots adjoing for three houses
which were removed to make room for
the tracks of the Terminal Company.
In about a week work will be com
menced upon four additional @-Story
substantial brick dwellings on Eoff
street, above Twenty-niRth. The north
wall of the new channel of Caldwell's
Run will form the south wall of the
foundation for the houses.
Mr. Carey also owns two houses on
Chapline street, and three which were
recently finished, at the southeast cor
ner Of Eotl and Twenty-ninth, making
in all fourteen substantial dwellings.
They will all be offered for rent. Mr.
Carey has great faith in the future of
Wheeling, and says that rents are high
er, cost of property considered, than in
any city hc has yet visited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
CUTTING sCRAPE.
The Result of Quarrel in the Eighth
Ward,

The Resnli at - Quarrel in the Eighth
Ward.
About half-paSt six o'clock last night,
Henry Allied aud Daniel Ilahne got into
a quarrel in saloon at the corner of
Thirty-siNth and Wood streets, while
drinking at the bar. The fight was
continued on the sidewalk, and Allen
drew large knife, and made lunge at
Hahne, striking him in the breast and
cutting an ugly cash. The cut in his
vest and shirt was over four inches in
length. The blade entered his breast,
about four inches above his heart, and
had it not struck rib, would have re-
suited seriously. Hahne was taken to
the Office of DR.. j. ii. Pipes, who put
three stitches in the wound. He was
on the street again last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
Epileptic Fit.

WIN. Hunt, of the Eighth ward, sat
M several nights with james North.
who died Sunday. and yesterday laid
down in bed exhausted. He suddenly
took an epileptic fit, and fell TO the floor
The ladies of the house were alarmed
and sent Immediately for = physician.
DR.. Ford responded. and brought him
about all right.