The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-26

cs.len.ed sesss OF Curren' Gossip
In and About Town.

LHTTER LET 70 ohy.
No MXRRiAaE licenses issued yesterday.
Base BALL at :45 o'clock, N d boat race
No additions to the work house force
yesterday.
A rKMPxsANcE meeting will be held
at farkers ball tonight.
TEE Mozart hall temperance festival
nes.ed one hundred dollars night before
last. .:,s. 800.
'lsTAERE were no transactions in real
ss,s,s recorded yesterday in the office OF
the county clerk.
Tar revenues from city licenses the
current year will probably be about
5000 less than last year.
Col. J. b. PEYroN says the acts of the
lsst Legislature will be ready for de-
livery about the fret of next week.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. John Meitz,
q boiler in the La Belle Mill, presented
Mr. William Csstilon with fine pair OF
spectscles.
TUESDAY morning Mr.. VIM. Stein.
mer, was united in the holy bond Of ma
trimory to Miss Louise Rigner of Richie.
town.
TIE base ball game will be called al
l:45 o'clock, in order to give persons an
opportunity to witness the boat race
after the conclusion OF the game.
THE Board of Public Works met q,
the Capitol building yesterc ay morning
but adjourned till ten o'clock this morL'
ing without trsnsacting any business.
A LARGE crowd attended the temper
ance festival last night, and the affair in
q financial sense OF the word has proven
success, probably $500 being netted.
TIE steamer Telegram with Fidelc
| excursion, en- route tor Cressp's Grove
leaves the wharf at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The Fldelio's are noted tor the
success which chsrscterizes anything they
undertake, and lively times are expected
Kramer will furnish the music.
A RICH treat IN store for all who love
good music The celebrated Hutchinson
Family will give two OF their concerts al
the Opera House on Friday and Satur'
day evenings Of next week, under the
auspices ct the National Christian Tenn
perance Union.
GEORGE GIBSON died at his home il
Wheeling township on Tuesday, May
| 10th alter an illness of abou. seven We eks
aged II years He was born in Ono
cou, ty, West Virginia, in the year 1900
and came to Ohio, arriving on the farm
where be died in 1886. Cambridge JET
fersonian.
THERE was some little trouble be-
tween the architect and builder of Wash
ington Hall, yesterday, which resulted
the bricklsyers suspending operations
Mr.. Kemble, the architect, says the
trouble arose by the bricklsJ ars using
directive material, which he refused tc
accept and they quit work. They viii
resume work on the building this morn
ing.
THE result of the vote at Fulton, yes.
terday, to ascertaia whether that inGe.
pendent republic should be an incor.
porated town or not, resulted in the at
firmative BY vote of AZ to "a. This is
light vote tor Fulton, as there are, at
least, a hundred voters. 1t is said the
opposition to Incorporation polled most
all their vote.
AT the Opera House tomorrow night,
Mrs. Mansfield will endeayor to expose
Baldwin, who so successfully exposed
spiritualism here last winter The me.
diums at this entertain ment are genuine,
or at least are so claimed to be, and it
remains To be seen with what success the
entertainment will meet in converting
persons to the spiritualstic faith.
Mr.. JAMES BULGER has changed the
name OF his resort from Atlantic Gar
dem to "Spring Garden" so rs not to
co, fict with Henry Bebersons place,
whicn is known by the former nsne.
Mr.. julie Fare, late of the Pittsburgh
Central Hotel, will pr side over the bar
IN his sf4bie way. HIS skill in COM
pounding a drink will satisfy the most
fastidIJus.
The Boston Journal, in speaking OF
Mis-. Rose Eytlnge, who appears at the
Opera House Monday night, says: GAS
Miss Sarah Mutton Rose Eytinge
gives powerful and indeed painful effect
70 the principal character throug bout.
The sudden ebullitlons of anger and
jealousy, into which she was betrayed
from time to time when Oft her guard,
were fine exhibitions OF art"