The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-24
SMALL TALK.
Cond snsed Notes OF Current Gossip
,3f IL and About Town.

CONDENSED Notes OF Current Gossip
'3i In and About Tewn.
ELEcTIoN day.
CRAsMER or Kennedy.
TIE baby chow Is a1sd fact.
THREr oases fer the police court at mid
night.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day.
MORE spiritual manifestations are talk
ed OF.
STRAWBERRIES are selling at % cents
per basket.
ONE civil suit before Squire Wheeler,
yesterday.
SCHWARTZ has bad bis saloon nicely
frescoed.
THx La Belle mill will go on to-mor-
row morning.
BASE BALL to-day--Stsndards vs.
Memphis Reds.
THE ball of the German Benevolent
Society, Melted 5000.
SrxUBENvrLLE is happy in the pos
session of beer garden.
THE remains of the late VIM. Wallace
will be taken to Pittsburgh, TO day.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE on Streets and
Alleys met at the city building yester
day afternoon.
LIST. DAVENPORT & PARKS have
packed about 500 head OF hogs the
present season.
TIE Steubenville Turnverein will eI
curt TO this city on Sunday next, On tht
steamer Science.
ELECTION tickets were freely els
tribut throughout the South Side, yes
terday evening.
PLANK walk has been laid on th'
side OF the hall, from the head OF Twelfth
to High street.
YESTERDAY was Bishop Ksin's seconc
anniversary. High Mass was held In thu
Cathedral 1T 8 O'Clock.
THE plank walk on Seventeenth
street, leading to the Manchester bridge
is being replaced by new one.
THE money drawer of the hat store o.
j. S. Reed g. Co, bstters, was burglarizec
OF S2l.S5 night be ore last. The thief
who entered by the bsck way, was after
wards spotted and made to disgorge.
A LITTLE three-yes old son of Fritz
KIlner, OF the South Side, wandered
AWAY from home yesterday morning
and when found in the evening was al
the residence of Mr.. Oppermsnn, in
Rltchietown.
The festival OF Wheeling Union No
N. Z. T. u, will be given at Mozart
Hall tonight Extensive preparations
have been made tor the occasion, and, ss
the object is n worthy one, it should be
we'll patroniz,d
THE drama called Fruits of Wine
Cup" will be presented at the Baptist
church this evening. There will also bt
some siJ ging by some of the best sing
ers, and tableaux. Admission rs cents
children Is cents.
THE festival, supper and fair FOL
the Children's Home promises well. Al
the meeting OF lady managers yesterday
1t was decided to have BABY show. AL
interested are requested to meet at the
ha in McLain's block Saturday at 81
o'clock p. NJ.
BETWEEN sunset Monday and sunrise
Tuesday morning, Sullivan and Gray
two shoenakers Of the Eight ward, doing
business on Jacob street, disappeared
leaving their creditors without a sutficien,
amount OF filthy ''lucre," to pay up rent
and other small debLs.
OF Rose Eytingc, who appears at the
Opera House Monday night, the Phils
delphs Times says: "Rose Eytinge, rs
'Mi,s Sarah Mutton, played admirably
| Her opening interview with NJ. Belln
was n most rnsgn ficent piece of acting
and in the scenes with the children she
was superb"
LAST Monday night certain Sixth
wsro saloon keeper and justice of the
Eighth ward participated in a knock
down. After the Squire had fallen, he
raised himself up and said well, Bill, dot
vos done poody nice; let's have direct,
a. vos vllen to stob dis leetle pisness.'
BIZ replied that eds leetle pisness vas
gone turder enuf,' and treated the crowd
rs soon as possible. The aforesaid
Squire of vast sviordupois wendell his
way homeward, consoling himself that
things would not 90 any further.