Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
HERE AND THERE
Rits OF News Found Floating about the
City.

Rit. of News Found Floating sSout the
City.
HAY is still booming.
FRA DnVoLo tonight.
SUPREME Court, to-day.
MNrISEE-'DThe Mascotte"-today.
No marriage licenses were issued, yester-
day.
-Four deeds of trust were recorded yester.
day.
SEcRErE your buster and cling TO your
ulster.
IT tried its level best to be pleasant yes
terday, but could not.
JAILoR wM. H. DAVIS was yesterday ap-
pointed a Deputy Sheriff.
The First Branch OF Council could not
get quorum last night.
The Circuit Court did nothing but chan
Gerry business, yesterday. The jury trials
begin on Monday.
Jos. Dickinson was badly burned about
the face and arms, yesterday, by prema-
ture explosion at Kasley's mine.
THE st. Paul Dramatic and Literary
Society will give an entertainment at West
wood Hall next Saturday evening.
CHARLES BLUM. a miner at the Riverside
mine, was terribly gashed on the head yes
tcrday BY the fall of a 80 pound rock.
WmRUR MLnGNS. now in Jail for murder,
saws a braSh Intelligence reporter tried to
get an interview out of him, but didn't get
admit thing.
The race between Snyder, of Pittsburgh,
and Ritz. of Wheeling. for 500 a side, will
come off this day two weeks, over the lower
Allegheny course.
A WARRANT was Yesterday sworn out
sgainst Alex Pannell, by Mrs. Mary Herr
man, charging him with assault. Squire
Philips will hear the case to-day.
A HORSE, driven by a man named Duffy,
and attached to a cart, created great merri-
ment by living down on the suspension
bridge last evening and obStinately refus'
ing to bulge. Travel was delayed Tor 4
half hour.
wOULD it not be proper for Street COM
missioner Stevens while he IS repairing Oh
Market 10 drop an eve on the Grant House
corner crossing that the gas company left
in such horrible condition, in attempting
TO repair lamp
One deed OF conveyance was admitted to
record, yesterday, by Clerk Hook, as fol-
lows: Deed of April IA, 1882, between VIM.
NJ Dunlap, trustee, and A. J. Cecil, admir-,
and Matilda Botsford, for five acres OF land
in West Liberty, for $1,000.
OS Monday night, a fine entertainment
will begiven at the Academy of Music by the
Guernsey Listemann Company. This IS
worth seeing and has received the highest
praise wherever it has appeared. Miss
Guernsey and Miss Barnes have Jew sUpe
riOrs in their way and the MendelsSohn
Quintette Club, OF Boston, is famous every
where. Seats may be secured at Z. /.
Lucas music store.
DrEISD the month of April quite num-
her OF interesting changes in the position
OF the heavenly bodies will take place, and
the star gaIcrs will have abundant oppOr-
tunitics for viewing these favoriteS in diff
ferent attitudes. The new moon, which
changes on the nth, will on the 18th be in
conjunction with three planets, Venus,
Saturn and Neptune; besides this spectacle
others Of minor importance will occur, but
the most beautiful exhibition OF the month,
and one plainly visible, will occur on the
10Th. when the moon will be very near
Jupiter passing forty minutes of degree
north of him; both will be above the
horizon till after . o'clock.
TO-pAY the Hess Acme Opera Company
will hold the Opera House, producing LA
MascOttc" at the matinee and FRA DlaYo
10" at night. The MascOtte' is pretty
and melOdiOus opera, musiCally considered
is full of chic and COIuetry which continue
To give life TO French librettos. 1t is dressed
superbly, the chorus is large and sing well
together. and the cast is almost perfect. or
the Fra Diavolo, an exchange says: The
company is strong in being well balanced;
stars and sticks are not arrayed in glaring
contrast If there are no stars there are
certainly no sticks. From first TO last it is
a talented, well trained, we'll dressed, tine
looking party of singers, secure in con-
Scious ability to please the public and with
q record OF success behind them