Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

A crowded house greeted Mr.. Mayo and
his company at the Grand last night, and
the plsy met with . perfect ovation at the
hands of the largo audience present. Tbs
Ait arr DON there will be grand family
matinee for ladies and children.
The Rislug Hamilton Company.
The Rising Hamilton Company at the
Opera House, last evening, was greeted BY
q fair audience, which left we'll pleased
with tie entertainment. The singing Ct
Mr.. Rising ard Mr.. Hamilton WAS very
good and received generous applause;
Prof. Miller's tricks vera pleasing ana
wonderful.
The Black Flag.
On Thureday evening this famous drama
will bs presented at the Grand Opera
House. This is sail 70 Re one OF the
grandest productions Of the kind now trav-
cling, and the company carry all their
own scenery. The play is unte: tne
supervision of the original owner, and IL
will be produced with the same grandeur
that it was p:e'eDtsd at the Maoison
Square Theatre, New York. Inc SAFE OF
tickets will 90 on at the Mcclure HOUSE
Pharmacy on Wednesday afternoon.
Base Ball Meeting.
As has before been announced, the last
meeting of the Tri-State League will be
held in Lima to-day. and the affairs of the
League closed up. 1t is very probable
pew Ohio League will bs formed and that
Wheeling will be taken in as member OF
it, and not as representing Bridge port,
Ohio, either, as several papers have an
rouneed. Whseliug, Canton, Columbus,
Springfield, Dayton, Lima, Toledo, and
perhaps Saudusky, will bs in the new
Ie,gue, ct least most Of them will. A
representative of the Wheeling club has
gone 10 Lima, and man who will take
care of Wheeling's interests-
National W. C.r.U.
Mrs. J. K. Barney, the lady who is en-
aged By the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union to speak here this week, will
90 direct from this city to attend the An
nual Convention of that organization to be
held from the 10. b tt the 23rd 10 New York,
at the Metropolitan Opera Hous', in which
immense building, it will be remembered,
the NJ. E. General Conference held its sees
ions. More than 400 delegates and as
many visitors will represen. every part OF
the Unitei States, Including Alaska.
A d,ily psp.r issued by the WOman's
Temperance Public alton Association will
contain stencgraphic reports of all the pro-
ceedings. The building will be elegantly
adorned for the occasion, and more earn
est and instructive assembly has never met
in the Mttrol oitan city, than this is sure
t. be.
"Dsn Darcy"
In the theatrical world no MANAGER has
received and is entitled to greater distinc-
ton than S. NJ. Hill, Of the Union Square
Theatre; therefore, when the announce
ment was made that James c. Roach would
prove revelation, the pubic knew that
Manager Hill made no vainglorious boast.
James G. Roach did spp ear, ard was at
once accepted as refreshing acquisition.
His impersonstion of genial, warm
hearted C,lt, as pres eated in his own Irish
American play, entitled 'Diu Darcy"
WAS recognized as being far f,om the con-
ventioual tyre Of the Irishman who has
flourished 60 lpg on the stage,
and was instantly hailed with
marked delight. Everywhere Dan
Darcy" has been seen the press has
accorded both the star and the play warm
reception, and doubtless Mr.. Roach's sp.
peararc, here at tie Opera House, next
Mondey evening, will awaken the same
pleasar interest. That the cast i, one OF
absolute proficiency is unquestioned, az
Manager Hill always exercises the utmost
care in selecting people who are qualified
in their respective rolss. Mr.. Roach should
commend good house, and we bsspeak
for him cordial welcome on his first visit
to our city.