Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
FACT AND FANCY.
A Potpourri Of NEWS Done Up in small
shape.

A PotpOurri OF News Done UP u"
shape.
ONE deed Of trust, yesterday.
The yigilant engine is again ready LOT
service.
Tn E;ybth ward reel was taken to the
shop for repairs yesterday.
LIEUTENANT SYLyIs, who has been unweH
for some time, is not improving.
srx wears ago to-day the Centennial
Exposition at Philadelphia was opened.
THE proposed races did not come off yes
terday. lone being afraid and the other
darsent."
The new fair ground has been rented
for six pic-nics between now and July 4th.
The picnic tariff is SIS.
The Sixth ward ladies hold regular semi
monthly meetings, they having formed a
Womans' Suffrage Society.
IN the Circuit Court. yesterday, the case
Of Luinkart VS.. Anshutz, was decided, the
jury finding for the defendant
GEO. MARSHALL is having new addition
built to his residence on the east side ofthe
National road, above Seventh street.
BIsHoP KArS will administer the sacra-
ment of confirmation at the Immaculate
Conception Church next Sunday afternoon.
MR. GILL new az the ucdu VI
Fifth street, is very nearly completed, and
is pronounced by mechanics As very fine
job.
THE stone masons are at work dressing
stones for the new curbing to be placed on
the east side OF Market, above Seventh
street.
HENRY TROUTwINE. who was locked up in
default of payment OF a fine for disorderly
conduct, was released yesterday, Mr.. Will
son paying his fine.
A NEW globe was placed on the lamp
post between the Riverside and Belmont
mills, yesterday. 1t was broken by keg
wagon few days ago.
HARRISON GwINN, sheriff of Summers
county, and James II. Miller, guard, yes
terday took to the penitentiary James Bal
ley, who is booked for two years.
AT meeting OF the St. Patrick Society,
held last Sunday afternoon, Father McEl-
ligOtt was voted fifty dollars to help to de-
fray his expenses to and from Europe.
The AriOn Club has let to Klieves, Kraft
Co. the contract for repairing its build
ing, corner Main and Twentyeth streets
and small halls and concert rooms will be
made.
A NUMBER of gentlemen meta the Stamm
House, yesterday, for the purpose OF or
ganizing "a company to manufacture pots
Tor melting glass. A charter will be taken
out, shortly.
The Opera House held very good audi
ence, last night, 10 see the second presenta-
ton by Miss Ada Gray of East Lynne.
She is good actress and deserves all the
good that has been said Of her.
The people living between Thirty-eighth
and Thirty-ninth street on Eotf are COM
planning about having no drainage; that
the water stands in front of their resi-
dences until il becomes very offensive, and
is liable to breed disease.
The gentlemen who are defendants to the
suit mentioned yesterday are provoked at
what they think was an eg parte statement.
1t was given as the ground claimed by the
plaintiff, and the REGISTER will be pleased
to print the statement of the other side.
LAST night the Whelan Literary Society
passed resolutions of respect to the memo
~ of the late George Il. Merge, one of their
members The resolutions were drafted by
committee composed of MeSsrS NJ. j..
Sweeney, p. .. BOSley and NJ. +. Reynolds.
GEORGE HISS, the East Wheeling butcher.
has received the plans, etc, for fine
slaughter house, which he proposes to build
in Manchester this summer, at 4 cost of
$500. When completed it will be the finest
and most complete slaughter and ice house
in this county.
A VERY hot and Stubbornly contested
fight took place in Bodley's brick yard in
East Wheeling, between IL and ~ o'clock,
last night, the participants being two
brothers, Mike and Ed. Costello. Too
much booze was the cause OF the fight.
His honor, this morning, will act as referee
in the case.
The following deeds OF trust were re-
corded. Yesterday: James A. Lancaster
and wife, to John Golden, deed of March
2S. 1882, for south half of lot 81, Caldwells
addition, for 800 John b. Mooney and
wife, to John Breining deed OF May 6,
lSS2, for lot 8, in square $, for Sl,IO.
Elizabeth Hydinger to Elizabeth Humes
deed of May 6, 1882, for lot and part OF
lot s, in Lagrange, for SIS.
The sale of seats for Patience" went off
with q boom yesterday morning, and gives
promise OF q good house to morrow night.
That this is an excellent company is shown
by the flattering notices it has received,
among which is the following: PA
tience." as interpreted by the Original
Church Choir Company, has made pal
pable hit and is drawing large and brilliant
audiences. The opera has been put on the
boards in superb fashion. the costumes eS-
pecially being maryelS. OF taste and m9gni-
hcence. The singing is excellent, and the
acting brings out the full spirit OF the ex-
ceedingly ludiCrous librettO. Miss Marie
Stevenson is by far the best Patience yet
seen in this city, and Mr.. Louis de LANCE
makes an overwhelmingly comiCal Bun
thOrne, Anna Granger Dow, the original
Lady Jane, of course is the massive ;csthete
to perfection au,. all the other roles are well
filled. The chorus is unusally large and
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