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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
WORKSHOP NOTES.
News OF the MILLS. Furnaces and Fac
tories.

The Jefferson Iron Works took ont Ger.
tifiCate Of Incorporation yesterday at the
Office OF the Secretary of the State. The
incOrporators are {. Il. Doty, VIM. +. F..
f.. iott. Wm. II. McClintOn, VIM. II. Wal
lace, A. S Harden, John Wright and
SPsuldiug X Wallace.
Charley Blum who was hurt in Mason ;
Bank at Bogg's Run, was not as seriously
injured as At first reported. lie was only
of duty one day.
The eight pot furnace st the Ohio Glass
Works, Bellaire, has been let out, in con-
sequence OF which numOer of hands are
off
The 3. & o. repair shops at Bellaire pre-
sent lively appearance. A large amount
OF stock Is being repaired and the build
ingS heve been psintcd white.
Martins Ferry presents a lively appear
arCe SRCke and steam srISing IN large
GUAM titles from the different manuisc-
tories.
The EtRa mill. which hiss been partially
Il since Thanksgiving, GOES on 10 morrow.
Next Saturday is pay day at this immense
concern.
The Buckeye glass works sull docs as
We'll IS ever. the experiment of working
all day and not at night has proven sue
tssful snd will be continued. The little
furnace is torn down and the new l5pot
Gill furnace, which is ~ feet high, will DO
made Is feet higher. Yesterday was pay
day. An addition OF 3OXlOO feet will be
sdded to the east end of the factory. The
building will Re brick one and will be
Two stories high. Kerr & Sons will do the
frsme work ard Selby Bros. the Trick work.
The employees OF the LaBelle mill took
no thanksgiving Thursday.
Work 10 being pushed rapidly on the
rev mill, the roof being nearly finished.
While the new crossing was being placed
at the intersection OF Thirty eighth and
JsCob streets yesterday the workmen in
digging, accidebtly burst q water pipe,
compelling thsm to stop the work.
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PARTIES AND DANCES.

POTTERY AssENBIY-Tuesday night Labor
Hall was occupied by the Pottery Assem-.
bly,. The evening passed pleasantly and
quietly. Birch directed the music Sew
enty.fye couples were present. The fes.
tiyities were protracted till the morning
was we'll started on its way.
LAEnR HALL-Wednesday evening, the
American Mechanics cohgregated at Labor
ball. 4 large crowd was present, but per
feet order prevailed. One hundred couples,
in the aggregate. ;ripped the toe fantastic.
BirCh's orchestra manipulated the instru-
ments. The dancing continued till late
hour.
FHANzHEiNs - Tuesday evening. there
was a reception and dance at Fraazheim's
Hall, which was a splendid success in each
particular. 1t vas given in honor OF Mr..
Henry Merkle and bride and Mr.. Ed. Pratt
and bride, oil this city. Mayors band furn-
ished the music. twenty-five couples were
in attendance.
SURPRISE MAs2UERApE.-Nonda evening
at Beethoven Hall there was a heightened
surprise masquerade party. The revelry
was in honor of the Misses Eberling.
Seventy-iive couples, the greatest part Of
whom were masked, were on the floor
Some Of the costumes were quite handsome
and original. Mavers' orchestra intoned
good music and allured the dancers until q
late hour In toto, il was a picturesque
affair snd-a very gratifying success.
GERssGSts--Sot the least amoag the so.
cial meetings OF last week was the grand
bail given by the GsTmania Singing Socie-
~, Thursday evening. There was an en-
thusiasm displayed in the execution OF the
dances that made il good TO be there. The
floor msbagers were Messrs. II. Rasel, l..
FuhT and c. Bremen. Mayors orchestra
accompanied the waltz with his choice
music. During the evening the society
was visited by q large delegation from the
Beethoven. There was alse quite sprin.
king OF members Of the Maennesehor. The
three sister societies blended together in
perfect harmony. and Wed With each other
in festiVity snd gallaBtry. The hours
glided away, but the yOaries of the waltz
kept pace With them AID would not lose q
second II was two clock A. n. before the
final waltz was finishsd aud the hall de.
serted. financially and sosially it was a
grand triumph.
BEETHoyES.-ThuTsday evening the
Beethoven Singing Society marshalled their
membership, their sisters, their cousins,
their aunts, and large sprinkling OF out.
siders 10 their ball. corner Fourteenth and
Main streets The purpose OF the assembly
wss the German vslse, and the greatest care
being taken with the proemiAls, the affairs
was necessarily . success. This society
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THE COMING WEEK
In tho Line Of city Amusement,.

The plays Of London Assurance and
BLACK Flag anu the opera OF la Mas
cote" are on the amusement bill OI fare
for this week.
London Assurance" will be given on
Tuesday night at the Opera House by Mr..
and Mrs. Chanirau. Il is tirst.class Socie-
" play, and will be well put on. The
Chaniraus are we'll and iayora5lJ known
and are very sure OF good house.
The Mascutte," by the German com.
Pany, with the addition OF the celebrated
faglispietra, will be given at the Academy
Of Music on Wednesday. IN exchange
says:
AUdran's popular comic opera, La Mas,
cote, was given clever presentation by
the German Company, ~ EuglIShS, last
night S'guDT TaglirPirtra, the we'll known
lyric artist, made his first appearance hsre
in English opera. and gave a surprisingly
good performance Of PiPpo, singing it In
COmpaTably better than IL vas ever before
sung ON an indianapolis stage. lie has n
gnihccnt baritone voice, and his rsudi-
ton OF the legend OF the MascO:te in the
first act is, % use a show bill expression,
Alone worth the price Of ADMISSION" tie
acted the part with considerable Cleyer.
ness and lis Italian accent served u make
his performance the more entertaining
Aside from him, the company is numeri-
CatlS ana artlStlCally strong, me company
being EXCEPTIONALLY large and we'll drilled.
The Black Flag will be 1t the Opera
House on Wednesday and Thursday. This
will draw like a porous plaster. An ex-
change Ssys:
The letrnt elements OF emotion are
mingled with a deft hand and with an as
tuniShing degree OF judgment as to etftc
uyene>S sId strength, the tender. the pa
thet.C snd COmiCal being so COntr.Igted IL to
give rise to 4 succession OF tears and laugh
ter throughout. The piece is in four scenes
and acts. The first roadside inn by the
Sea-a beautiful picture; the second act q
sitting room in Owen Glyndun'S house,
perfect bit of artistic work "A every re.
sPect; the third the quarrieS at Portland,
which changes 10 the open sea- grand
mechanical device and gorgeous effect. The
last act is a cave looking out in the sea--a
marvel Of scenic skill.
Manager Russell has done his utmost 10
render the presentation OF the Black Flag
in BaltimOre a grand success. and IN this
direction he has honestly done what is
often falsely Clamsd to have been done 10
the case OF New York dramatic successes,
viz, moved every piece OF scenery used at
the Union Square Theatre to this city. not
merely that portion with which the priu-
Cipal effects are produced, but the whole aS
10 came from the brush Of NUegtlin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
The TireIess Round OF Society and
Fashion.
Everything Going in the Way of Society
News and Gossip-A Resume Of
the Week, Spicy and
interesting.

The fashionable season has opened fully
Throughout all Of the past week there was
an almost continuous whirl. There were
dinners at homie and dinners in hotels;
weddings in churches and weddings under
the family roof; quiet, demure theatre
psarties that sat IN the orchestra seats, ana
e,ittering, hilarious theatre parties that
Haunted their lares and lergnettes, their
mink and their prettiness' ana
their shirt.ironts and muStachios
upon sdmiring houses. The shops
have been crowed; dressmakers'
milliners and hair-dressers have been
busy; the quietest streets where the hand
soonest residences are were noisy with car
riars wheels far into the night, and
throughout the length and breadth OF all
the scenes of activity where the influence
Of fashionable life exerts its sway there has
been that stir and exciting arder that in
djcates the suspicious opening OF winter s
season. Some Of the matters Will De iound
heloW.
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An EASY VICTIM.
4 west Yirginian 'oses si,zOO By al
Old Trick.

" II. Newman. 4 merchant in Center
Vile, Wayne county, : to-day 81, 20 poorer
through p his own carcleSsueSs aud A
Sharper's cd dodge. william ieit home
tn, sdNy on the river steamer "Bouanz4'
for Cincinnati. lie had with him the
am 0uut named. 81. 90 OF which he had
just drown from the Cat'ettsburg bank
Soon sitter going shoard he began % drink
quite freely. and il WIS not lOnS before the
liquor showed Itself OF hum. He was quite
familiar with the passengers aud Vas not
all backward in displaying his roll" Such
a collection OF EreenbaCks naturally at.
trsCied the attention OF all around him.
He was assigned to state room No s. aud
va, ABOUT to retire. when two we'll dressed
men stepped up TO him aud asked him il
he would change with them for No. : He
was oi a very generous turn OF mind about
that time. and quickly asserted 10 the pro-
position. Entering his new room he saw a
man lying apparently asleep in one oi the
hunks. He paid no attention to this tenant
of the State-rOOm. and at once prepared
himself for bed. He threw his clothes
across q chair CareleSs,y and was soon
wrapped in the arms OF Morpheus.
In the morning when he arose his money
WAS gone. as Was also his bedtellow of the
lower bunk. He Immediately gaze the
alarm. A search was made Of the hat,
but nothing was found except the pOv Ket
book. empty. when the thieves had lied.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
MUSICAL MATTERS.
Personal and General Gossip in she
Musical World.


Musical world.
Professor Malmene has been urged to or
ganize an operate society.
Pauline Lucca is creating great furore
at the Imperial Opera House, Vienna.
Mr.. Abbey going to import the original
cast of "Passifal," 50, at least, it IS SAID by
Dame Runner.
Mr.. Chas. T. Locke is negotiating with
Joachim, and will be supported by Ter
man company.
Mr.. +. w. Banner, OF Wilson & Banners
is in New York selecting pianos and organs
for their Christmas stock.
The German Opera Company will appear
next Wednesday at the Academy ot MUSIC
and produce The Mascotte.
The many friends of Mr.. Eugene Foyer
will be sorry to hear that he Will leave
Wheeling at the end Of this month.
The London Musical World is authority
for the statement that Wilhelm. the great
yiulinist, will return to us next season.
Miss Hess and Miss Philips distinguished
themselves at the MrnnerchOr concert on
Wednesday evening by their vocal solos.
Professor Scolield is trying to organize a
singing class among the Sunday schoo!
children at the Fourth Street Methodist
Church.
All our German singing societies were
busy last week with concerts and balls;
Thanksgiving day b2ing the cause OF these
festivities.
The Opera House orchestra was engaged
last Friday evening in New Martinsyille
furnishing the music for grand ball given
in that town.
There will he grand musical and lite
rary entertainment ON Thursday evening
IL the Odd Fellows Hall given by the
members TO their friends.
The Children's Singing Class under Pro.
fesSor Malmcne's direction will commence
next week. and will be held regularly every
Saturday morning at II o'clock.
The friends OF Professor BaSsett formerly
OF this city, will unQueStinnably feel sorry
10 learn that his father, Mr.. F. W, Bassett,
died on Friday, in Cleveland, at the rest
dcnce Of his son.
About twenty of cur local singers have
Si.rjfied their intention to JOIN the Orato-
rio Society. All who feel interested in this
class OF music should send III their names
at once 70 Professor MalmenC.
Music and Drama" edited by John c.
Freund, OF New York, has the reputation
OF being the best weekly musical paper
publiShCd in any country. The cnterpriS'
ing editor is now publishing u daily, "Mu-
sic and Drama" Whether this speculation
will WY is considered doubtful
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

c. HIS & Sons, the merchant tsilorS,
corner Main and Fourteenth streets, beg
leave sgsiR ~ call the attention OF the pub.
lie to cir elegsnt stock of goods for fall
and winter wtsr. They aim 10 lead, not to
follow, and make il point to lead in offer
ing inducements in the way OF Cut, style,
finish and price, which viii tempt you TO
supply your wants in their line. The
McSsTS. Hess & Sons are large buyers,
hence customers will have not only an i'm.
menSe variety TO select from, but the add
tiCDsl advantage in low prices, which large
buyers only Con afford 20 offer. Their
stock Of Gcntlcmen's furnishing goods OF
MI kinds is, therefore, large aud complete
enough tomake il SEEN impossible for any
one, after IN examination, TO 81 out be-
rauSp they could not select gcD,tS TO their
abstraction. Attention is called 10 the
iarre s>srrtmrnt ot all-woOl, seamless,
In ( tickets. 81 which their house makes
srrcislty. Csn in. You will find accom-
M odating sslesren. and everything IN
a. cir line new and Scasonshle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
To Laura Leigh.
By CHIC.

Thou art TO me, as moon beams are
To midnight hours;
Softer. swectcr, gentler far,
feel thy powers.
More earthly, yet not less divine,
Thou really see NEST;
Accomplishments so truly thine,
Reality rrdecmcst
think OF thee, aud early dreams
OF hopes l0ng past
Return Ia me In Giful CLEANS,
Too iitfully 10 last.
think Of thee, and, thinking. chcriSl
bear ones anew,
but To watch them a. they perish
Beneath my view.
Oh could c'OSe my eyes 10 earth
A vain endeaYoT--
Where such feelings first had birth.
And thee, forever!
I'd think of thee again no more,
No more again;
Thoughts which only could allure
TO endless pain.
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he DIED PEACE.
The IIIncss and Death OF manuel
Adams.

"On Thanksgiving evening. Novem''
80, Samuel T. Adams, son OF Ge''N
Adams, Esq, died in Washington city q
the Riggs House.
A thrill Of profound SORROW ran thfo's1
many hearts when this announcements
made. So many had known him and
many had loved him that his death ,h'Hsj
not unexpected, came accompanied By :,
the sorrow with which young NV" i'|
breathed away. To him alone the 'u,]
mons was welcome, and he passed ss,I
, with the firm conviction thata hama SCl
guide him through tbe valley OF the ~
and guide him all the more hfh'P o','
| OF his suiIe ing here.
For the pStt three years nj that care a
affection could do for SAM nsh D''h -
Love sofiened the touch Of kindly -.
and the tender solicItude Of father ~
mother smoothed the roughness OF hD
Rod o. illness. During those y"in
was given relief in travel and hccompan
| by bis father ard mother and aitsf'r
| by his sister, he visited Columbus
Aiken, South Carolina; Jacksonville %
Fernandino, Florida; the Bahams l'!ahi
and other points where the Southern
was soft and balmy. This year va, 'T
In various places among the mountain,
Virginia. All that love could sGggs'
wealth procure was lhyished upon bin,
could not stay the touch Of the ineNu
Brayely facing the death he knew ar'y
him, his faith never faltered he wn
tained throughout by Christian horE
in the confidence OF wearing the q"
after having borne the cross.
After mis- removal to Warrington m
daily visited by Rev. DIR. Addison, iSs
" of this city and st. Matthew 'nn
He talked freely Of bis expected fsr
from the cares and suffering oil ne
frequently expressed the wish fhh
might take him 10 Himsslf that hisn
he longed for rest. On Thursdsy eveI
he appeared or usual, but at ~ 0ec
he was sitting up in bed. he err
eyes. leaned back likes weary cD"'
his spirit gently passed away. At. "a,
His remains werc brought TO ID. ~
arriving yesterday morning. ,,,
which attended him In life, was no,
ing in death. His body vn Piseea
handsome casket, upon which ioyins
had laid the most beautifui crs,s,.s
pillows OF immortelles.. a mafn -
horal testimonial from his iofmsi II
psnions here vas sdded. last evening 80
Who can count the more precioc -
which fell upon the COIN .. 81, ~ N
looked upon the face, nov heep"'
windowlsss palace OF rest1 ,hid
The cs,ket bore Q silver plate on e.
"a, enefsyed the name and the dst,s p
juno Is. 1858, Died November y, lI .
funeral will take place at : oegt
afternoon. from the residence q /. q
Vance. ESQ.,, and the remains WIZ
.s rest In Green wood Cemetery.
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SERIOUS COILISION.
I've Men Badly Injured by Ran-ln
on the TnseRFRWRs Valley Road.

I've Men Badly Iniured by Run-in
on the TnseRTRWRs valley Road.
A terrible collision occurred yesterday
on the Cleveland, TuSCsrawas Valley and
Wheeling railroad, one and half miles South
of Fairpoink between engine No. . going
north, and running as first section, and
train No. Is and engine No. 81, running
Wild. The accident occurred near the tun-
mel, the engines coming together with \
terrible crash, and seriously injuring Thos.
Wright, engineer of No. q and Fireman
Charley Mcdowell.
Wright was fastened in his cab and could
not Gel out until some Of the other crew
came 10 his assistance. Mcdowell VAS
thrown over a car and through wire
fence into the creek, and nearly drowned
before assistance came 10 him. There Was
another man hurt badly BY the wild train,
but we did not learn his name.
The responsibility OF the collision IS said
10 rest on c. Bsthel, the operator at Bruce
Station: he received an order Of the follow.
ipg, "From conductor and engineer OF
engine No. p. Wild south engine No q
csn have unit $50 ?. N. 10 make Henier-
sen station 10 meet No. IS extra. This he
copied on a slip OF paper. and recoPyinS
on the manifold, he omitted the Word 'cN'
ina. Which caused the above results
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Raaaasl 8esistes
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
WE TOLD YOU so.

Everybody, we mean every
lady in Wheeling, who procured
their Thanksgiving supplies from
George Hess, the cele brated East
Wheeling butcher, were Just
tiekled to death over the good
things sent up. George always
does things well. Whatever he
has is good; and then he has
pretty much everything which
the good housewife wants with
which to construct a good din
ner. For your tender and juicy
meats, your choice vegetables,
your butter. eggs, lard-Oh, well,
for everything you want In that
line go to Hess, next to the Union
School House, East Wheeling.
W hat the sunday Register tells
YOU about George You can de-
pend upon. He will come to your
residence and take your order
and then bring Your goods, all
without trouble to you.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

the mold shops in Hobbs & Braekcrner'ss
sIsss works, was presented with gold
watch. chain last evening by his reoent
comrades, at his residence, $50 Eotf street.
Mr.. Leighton. the beokkeeper, made
happy presentation speech, responded 70
gracefully by Mr.. Orr. Mo- mace ihe
boys stay and soon got ready Tor tnem
nice Httie spread.
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SUNDAY REGISTER

l. for sale at the following places:
W. III. williams, cor. Seventh and Main SIS.
JF. Shirlts cor. sixteenth and Market StS
A. 4. YOung's. cor. sixteenth and Jacob IS.
ChaS. MoenkemOeller'S, cor. Twenty-SecOnd
and MARKET streets.
8 L prices:sSo. S5IS Jacob street.
r. II Burt a co. y, No. a Virginia ST., Island.
F. P. zinlmerS, Bridgeport.
WI. Gray, "a Zane street, Island
Reeds drug store, corner Twenty-second
and Main street.
schicks news depot, bridgeport.
Quimby snews stand.
Browns news stand, near PoStoffioe.
MoLure RPuse news stand.
Chas. BinEell, cor. Thirty third and Eon SITS.
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In anticipation, We are daily ID
large additions 10 our iarEs yt9c o., y
Goods, Notions, Carpets, WAL -, =
which We are selling eItr,ueI es III
cash. Call and see our sp:eno,a NJ,
SOC; Cashmeres. al eolo., EM =.
Brocsdes i2,Ic: Dolmans, C,oeeisbe
jackets. 81. o. up: Flspnsls Of ~ Ii a. q
color, fron l2,sc up; C1pS a, ~
Paucy articles In great variety -
CiIi.,mss present, 1t very 1900
fsd;ss, Gents snd Children ss1 -
BisnIsts' Comforts, &c, DC. ~. Fl
Eos. 9oi9 and 2o2l Main suesH
fner
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

Our stock of mems, youths
and boys Prince Charles Coats
has been strongly reinforced and
is now able tO stand another
heavy attack ON tho part Of our
friends and customers.
ID. GUNDLiNG ~ CO.,
So Twelfth ST., Star ClOthiCrS.
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LOCAL GI.EANISGs
From AN Over Ihe Surrounding News
Fiell.

Field.
ONg OF Horkhcimer'S tine drSu. Int horses
valued at $3.50. took the lock Jaw yesterday
and had TO be shot.
WUEwl The T'Iu&s and p,op'', the two col
orCd organs Of this city. are after each
others hair. In itS yesterdays edition the
7If1N pitched into the editor and business
manager Of the People without gloves.
When will this interncC:ne war end
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Prr a present that will outlast time-a
p,qsept that v IN not only gladden. the heart
to-day, but in after years awaken HAPPY.
rscolIeetions Of the giYer.' You can 81
N any such presents from jacob w SruoI'
corner Twelfth and Market streets "heSl'
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

We received yesterday the
extra heavy Blue Flannel Shirts:
MiddlcseN Mills. Firemen and
Railroad Men will please call
ID. GUNDLING ~ CO..
$50 Twelfth ST., Star CiOthierJ.
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WET FEET.

T.. G. Burt'$ Women'S line
Shoe. Also Con. Young and
Gardeners Mems fine Shoes: both
makes guaranteed. Also NO
mems Lace and Button Shoes at
S1.25, and Child'S Tip Button !
toto, at 75C at
j. w. AMICK'S,
1143 Nain st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

BrY = present that will outlast timo-a
present that will not only gladden. the heart
Ia dsv. hut in after years awaken happy
rNtoIiections OF the giver. You can get
rsny snch presents from JscOb W. Gruob,
corner Market and Twelfth streets, Wheel
ipg.
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DRAMATIC ENIS.aTAIXmFNT
GiTSI by the ~. RAUL Literary So
ciety Last Night.

The dramatic entertainment by the St.
Paul Literary Society, OF the South Side,
WIS cOnsummatcd last evening at West
woods Hail, Eighth ward. For some time
this event had been agliating more eSpc-
Cia.ly the southern section OF The city, anu
hence large audience assembled to wit
ness the debut periorma nee OF this society.
Considerable aptitude for the stage was
cvinCed by the dramatiS personae, and their
efforts were responded to by frequent aP.
plsuse, Tie principal part in the hrNt
9rah,a, JeStui;sh IhUrnhlll, a YANKEE ser
want. was personated Sy Mr, A. /, Ray
The young gentlemen s accent Wis de-
ridedly good. His conception of the Oar-
~, its shEewdueSs and humor, was intclli-
gent and well rendered. Miss Heller in
Kate Humboldt, the dIunkard's daughter,
was very superior. Miss Flanagan rs
Mary Briefly, Rates maid did
some gued work. The rest Of
the casts formed q god support.
In the play which succeeded The Caar
coal Burner" Mr.. Ray had charge OF
Pay net Arden" tho charcoal burner This
| character i S tragic in its nature, and his
mastery performance OF the part this
promising young actor gave evidence OF his
Versatility. His elocution il good; enun.
,;atiCn clear and distinct. Miss Flannigsn
took the Leading lady part in this drama:
. Et:th harrington. the heroine. Her con.
t-oi efzthe part was UneyCeptionsl. and
y on many plaudits. Below we append tn
pTCsranmP:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

MERCHANTS, call at G. s. FeeRy's; No.
1910 Msin street. and examine his large
stock Of fine candies.