The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-23
JANAuscHEK.-An immense audience /.


and the gsllsry were densely packed and
there was scarcely standing room for late
corners in the whole building. The au-
dience was the best and most apprecia-
tive that has ever grseed the Opera
House; and all present felt grateful to
Mr.. Hamilton for the enjoyment which
mis- enterprise and liberality had placed
within their reach. :4.... ".-.
Schiller's famous drama, Mary Stuart,
was presented in fadltless style. The
unhappy Queen of Scots whose sad fate
marks one of the darkest pages of Eng
lish history, was not more regal in her
queenliest hour than was Madame
Janauschek, her representative last night.
The whole play was admirably rendered,
but the chief commentator must be bes-
lowed upon the interview between the
two Queens in Fotheringay Wood. This
was superb, and in this the genius of the
great actress shone forth with tram
scendent majesty. 1t was magnificent
piece of acting and won from the entire
audience the most enthusiastic expires
sions of praise. The commentator was
fervent and heartfelt and gave to Mad
anne Janauschek as honest and hearty
tribute as ever she ever won.
The whole company did extremely well
and very ably supported the Queen. Miss
Monks Queen Elizabeth afforded n very
good conception and rendering of the
character, and Mortimer and Burleigh
and Shrewsbury are also worthy of com
mendation.
Altogether, we believe it was the most
successful and satisfactory play that has
ever been presented in this city, and all
who were present enjoyed an evening
that will long be remembered with unal-
Logged pleasure. Co.
The RAcEs-Seconm D0H-At the
second days races at the Wheeling Is
laud Driving Park, the attendance was
not so megre as yesterday and the races
were Of more exciting nature, as they
were more closely contested.
In the four minute trot, for purse of
800, there were five entries, as follows:
j. Emery's b. e, Revenge; a. 1seman's
b. g, Jerry Hoover; A. 7. Forsyth's b..
G.. Lightning; John Hines b. 81 jim; O..
d. Tiptons Hiatoga Chief. Summary
jim, |, ], ., 3, 3; Jerry Hoover, 3, ), l, l,
/; Lightning, 5, 5, 4, 4, 3; IIiatoga Chief
2.2,5 ., 2; Revenge, 4, 4, ,, j, 4. Time
1858, 2:25!, 3:4, 2:54.
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
There will he race to-day Of horses
trotting nearest to three minutes, best
two in three, for purse of 500. The
names ofthe horses entered, are rs fol-
lows: J. Emery's b. g. Revenge; p.
Camps b. g. Shcllbark; a. lseman'S
b. G. Jerry Hoover; John McGannon's
S. b. Glenco; John Hines &. G. Silver
sides; o. D. Tipton's Hiatoga Chief.
As we stated yesterday, the races will
be continued until Saturday, and on that
day some of the best races of the meet
ing. The programme for to-day Is a
good one, and we expect to see II
large turn out Of people. The
people of Wheeling should patronize
Messrs. Hanchcr " Umblcy in their en-
deavors to give the public some first
class horse racing. We hope there will
be large crowd on the grounds this
afternoon. The races will be called
promptly at two O'Clock.
CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Court met Il
ten O'Clock yesterday morning, Judge
Melvin on the bench.
In the case Of the State rs. Samuel
Tippett, charged with cmbczZlcmcnt. was
on motion of the defendants counsel
continued until the second day of next
term. The accused gave security in the
sum of $1,000 for his appearance at that
time.
The case Of the State Us. W. &. Car
man, was continued until November 9TH.
The case of the State rs. Samuel Ford
charged with grand larceny, was con-
tinucd until November 9th.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
PERsoNAL-,Judge J. j. Jackson, of
Parkcrsburg, is in the city, and stopping
at the Mcclure House.
Col. r. 5. Blair, of Richie, was at the
st. James yesterday.
Madame Janauschck is dOmiCIcd at
the Mcclure House. 1t is said she sleeps
well and eats heartily, Notwithstanding
"those jewels
Mr.. John VI. Hoon and Miss Helen
Irwin, were married quietly at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Yesterday
afternoon. The future home of the Young
couple will be Grand Rapids, Michigan
A. Allen Howell, Jr., and bride have
retained from their wedding trip.
To KEEP CIDER.-When the cider. is
undergoing lively fermentation, add
seven or eight pounds of white sugar for