Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-26

~ Sale Aasearned.
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uniil Saturssy. May 9Th
cirsult Court!
In Part 2 OF the Circuit Court, yesterday
Judge Jacob prssidiRgin the case of Gecrg'
Brooks, colortd. indicted for peht larceny
the appeal and motion for new trial Wa
withdrawn, and the accused was sentenced
to one years confinement in the peniten
tiary. -.
"A Lively Season.
An of our local oarsmen, with one excep
lion, were on the water last Sunday. The
exception was Clator, who has just returned
from Kansas, and whose boats are not yet
in trim. Ed weighs 2l5 pounds and il
looking well. He will get down topractice
as soon as possible. This aquatic season
gives promise of being q very interesting
one down here-Wheeling Cor. Pittsburgh
Sportsman.
Coming Entertainments.
Preparations ore now being made by the
members of the Y. P. w. A. of the First
Baptist church for an entertainment to be
given in the early future No pains will be
spared to make this the most attractive and
interesting entertainment ever given BY this
association. Also on Monday evening,
May 4th, a lecture will be given, uuder the
auspices OF this association, subject:
Gambling" All are cordially invited. No
charge for admission.
Transfer of Real Estate.
The following transfer Of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yester-
day:
Deed made January q, 1885, by Mar.
garet Waters, guardian of Harry II. Waters
Lizzie Waters aud Maggie Waters, and
Harry Il. Waters and Lizzie Waters, who
are now of full age, to Dora Whslly, wife Of
Feargus Whally, FOR three-Gfths of lots No
% and "a in Zane's addition to Wheeling
Island. Consideration, $809.2j.
Pleasant Event.
Last evening a very pleasant little event
trsnspired at the hall of the Whittier Liter
airy Society, in the Eighth ward. the coca
sion being the presentation to Mr.. John
Howard, private secretary to Governor Viii.
son, of handsome copy Of, the American
Encyclopedia of Poetry, the testimonial
coming from large number of the friends
of Mr.. Howard, who regret his departure
for Charleston very much The pressnta-
ton speech was made by Mr.. Fisher.
When the congratulations and good
wishes incident to this affair had in some
measure subsidized, Mr.. ouis Schsefer, on
behalf OF the Eighth Ward Democratic
Club, presented Mr.. Howard with hand
some gold watch charm.
The Thomas Concert.
The sale of seats for the Theodore
Thomas concert will begin at F. W. Bau-
mers music store tomorrow morning at s
o'clock, and those desiring tickets should
be on hand early, as the demand promises
TO be extraordinary, the idea of the concert
having from the first excited great interest
among our music-loving population. The
Elm Grove line will run an extra Car after
the concert.
The following explains itself:
In answer to many inquiries, we would
state that Theo. Thomas Orchestra consist
ing of sixty pieces, together With five soioists
will appear here Monday, May 9th, at the
Academy of Music.
Our contract is such that we can assure
the public of the appearance of the full
Thomas Orchestra, the same as they appear
in Pittsburg and other larger cities.
L. HESTER,
F. W. BAUMER.