The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-10

nave made great progress.
The attention of the Street Commissioner
either Of the two Boards, the Committee on
Streets or that on Water Works-some one
at least, is directed 10 the condition OF Mar
ket street, between Seventh and Ninth. II
was torn up 10 putdown the thirty.inch main
and has not since been repaired. The stone.
lie on one side Of the street, and in the center
are loads OF sand, dumped there for the
PAYERS. The mud is awful. A force OF men
should at once be put 10 work paving.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
a deed made May g. lSS2. by Mrs. Elizabeth
Hydinger TO Mrs. Elizabeth Humcs, in con
sidCration Of S. for the south half of lot
and all OF lot 0, in square !, in South Wheel
ing. Also a deed made May G, 1852, by Johr
BrcIning, for lot $, situated on the west side
OF Market street, north OF South street. AlsC
deed made March Is, 1852 by James A,
Lancaster and wife to John Golde4, in con
siderAtion OF 500 for the south half OF lot 81
in CaldwclPs addition.
ALi.the reports Tor the second term of the
Norma schools having been received by
Superintendent OF Free Schools Butcher. he
yesterday sent out checks for the amount oil
money due them. Following is found The
number OF months taught In each and the
amounts sent Huntington Marshall
College, lS0 months SiS6 so; Concord, IA
montS, S5li 5O' ShephCrdstown, 1913 months
$3.50 50 Fairmont, 309 months 81, Oaz;-Wes,
Liberty, 10 months, S9G6; Glenville, llC
moths, Si05; Storer College (colored), Har.
per's Ferry, $50 months, Sol 10.
TicEErs went Of very well yesterday for
the performance OF Patience" ut the 0pera
House Thursday evening, by the original
Philadelphia Church Choir Opera company,
OF their performance the Philadelphia SIN
has the following mention: PATIENCE" has
scored great hit at the Lyceum, where Il ia
again drawing large and fashionable audi.
enccs. The delightful comic opera has bean.
tiiul scenery, and its costumes are magnit.
cent The Interpretation OF the original
Church Choir companyis in every way ad.
mirable Mr. Louis de LANCE as Bunthorne,
Miss Maria Stevenson rs Patience, and Anna
Granger Dow, in her original role OF Lady
Jane, have all won iiattering triumphs The
chorus is large and strong. Matinee to.mOr.
row. Everybody should see Patience"
The little lire-bugs in jail receive the news
OF their indiGtment by the Grand Jury, with
sport and hardened indifference. They breath
vengeance against their oonlldants and be.
trayers, Brine and "Corkie" as the follow.
ing note written by John Greiner ala,
"Frenehy' alias Joseph seidler aud signed
by all iiveof the boys, shows Frank Villain.
hay, Will send this note to you because
can't come myself. VIII do this for your
pardnefs. VIII pay ,Bilde lmeaning "Briney''l
for what lie has done for us. Tell Frank
Church 10 help neil You can do II yourself.
John GrienCr." This note is written on n
blank leaf Of one of the ilaShy and trashy
books which have contributed SO much 10 the
ruin OF these young boys. Another note Is
written on brown wrapping paper by Greiner
and signed oil Of the boss, 1t Is addressed to
The same party us the other one and reads,
II Corke blows on us We will kick - ont
II him when We get out of Jail, and are put
up for what be has done on u.s."