Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-03
FACT AND FANCY.
Minor CITY News and Pertineat YAH
and COmmens

Minor City News and Pertinees
and COmMens
BOARD OF Education tonight.
ONE deed of trust was recorded yesterday
| FRANK WALTER will have book beer
blowout, this week.
The Black Crook and La Belle Russo are
backed for the Open House, next week.
SEATS for Thatcher, Primrose and west
minstrels will 60 on sale this morning.
TIE Board of Education is called for this
evening to take suitable action on the death
of President Andrew Wilson.
ANDREW STEIN and wife Of .he Sixth ward.
yesterday celebrated the 37th birthday OF
each of them in pleasant way.
MRS. MARY YEAGER, of East Wheeling,
celebrated her 57th birthday yesterday ana
was assisted in the frolic by many friends.
THx last will and testament of Frederick
Knap, deceased, was proDsted and recorded
yesterday, with Charlotte KNAPP as execu-
triX.'
The sugar refinery was offered for sale.
yesterday. aid was bought by the Bank OF
tbe Ohio Valley for the sum of $1,000.
This is remarkably cheap for it.
A THEY broke into he lntelligencer
office last evening and stole about 81 from
the cash drawer. The drawer and the
front door were found open and the money
gone.
THERE will be three vacancies in the
Board of Education: Capt. Wilson. de-
ceased, and w. A. Wilson and Ralph
Ankle, resigned, removing out of their dis
tricts.
REV. J. B. FITZPATRICK will deliver the
opening address on The Benefits OF s. S.
~ tha Wnrkar " at the mating nf
the S. s. Union Association of Wheeling,
at the Eng. Lutheran Church tonight.
The subject will be open for general dis
cussion and good meeting is expected.
TIE following deeds in fee were recorded
yesterday: Deed OF Sept. 5, 'S2. between
Michael Reilly and Elizabeth Miller, for
lot % Steenrod's addition, Fulton, for
So 900. Deed OF March g. 49, between J. ID.
Moffat and wife and Samuel j. Boyd, lot
235, East Wheeling, for $500. Deed Of
March 81, 'S3, between John L. Kimmins
and Henry Roth, for lot No. 5, Elm Grove,
School house, for 81 $50.
THE advance business of Callender's Con-
solidated Spectacular Colored Ministries is
of such importance and magnitude that
five men are necessary 10 conduct the work.
Mr.. Charles A. Davis, General Representa-
tive who travels two weeks ahead OF the
Company, is soon expected to arrive to
make the preliminary arrangements for
their appearance here. He is soon to be
followed by Mr.. r. c. Campbell, the Cen
eral Business Agent Of the organization,
who, with his assistants. will com plete the
final arrangements for the engagement.
A COMPLICATION has arisen and the Elm
Grove road will not be taken off the pike,
as was expected. This proposition came
originally from Mr.. John Woods, at
Lestherwood, who advised this course, and
offered the right of way over his land for
$500. But when the deed was sent out for
his signature, he added another condition,
the road for his family of six. The Board
of Directors considered this unexpected
demand, and finally decided to reject it
and keep the road on the pike, at Walters,
as heretofore.
THATCHER, Primrose and Vests MANI
moth Minstrels" began an engagement at
the Grand Opera House last evening.
Minstrelsy maintains a strong hold upon
the public, to whom its Jokes never seem
dull, and the house was crowded. As the
name implies, the company contains
large number of burnt cork artists, and
it is but just to say that it is as good in
quality as it is strong in numbers. The
first part" introduced some excellent
voices, that OF Mr., Frank Howard
perhaps being most entitled to notice.
It also presented Primrose and Thatcher as
end men, in which branch OF the minstrel's
calling they are fresh and amusing. 1t is
not easy for a minstrel company to present
novelties, but the present organization has
succeeded in imparting considerable fresh.
ness and novelty to its performances. The
specialties were good, and, altogether it
may be set down as a very interesting
show.-ChicdgO Times.
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