Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-09

TrAnsfer OF Real Estate.
The following transfer of real estate
was recorded by Clerk Hook yesterdays
Deed made October 5, 1888, by Elizabeth
A. Wood and her husband, Daniel Wood,
10 James M. Rodgers for the north half OF
lot No. 81 in J. Cald wells addition to the
city. Consideration $525.
APrire Fight, Yesterday.
II was stated last evening that two well.
Known Wheeling men had crossed over to
the Ohio side, as the mouth of Whisky
run. Yesterday afternoon, to see who was
the best man. The pugilists were sccom-
pauied by quite crowd OF admirers.
Both men were punished badly.
At the Opera Hottse. II
The audience at the Opera House last
evening was small, bat appreciative and en-
joyed the performance very much. To
NIGHT The Rose of Auvergne" viii be
sung, Miller, tbe Wizard, will again ap-
year in bis marvellous feats. No one
should fail to hear Mr.. WIFE 8. R'sing sing.
Seats on sale at HOUSES.
Row on o Train.
After the parade last evening as the
Ohio River train was passing through the
Sixth ward free-for-all fight started in
one of the cars and terrible row ensued.
Officer Druschell was notifls ID by ne VS.
INV and he Immediately called Officers
shorts and Carney to assist him in srrest-
the parties, but when they got back to
where the train was standing 1t had disap-
peared. leaving the brakeman and newsooy
behind. The row was big one and things
in the car were SMASHED around generally
and blood flowed like water.
Edwin Mayo In "Silver Age"
Notwithstanding the Republican DEM
onstrat'oa last night the Grand Opera
House was filed to witness the first pro-
duction of "Silver Age'' by Edwin F.
Mayo and his excellent company. 1t is q
thrilling western drama and is presented
| in a first class style. The t:rrfic strug-
gle on the bIiuk Of an immense precipice,
the fall int, the rapids, the beautiful
waterfall and whirlpool of real water, the
great stage coach scene 10 which two horses
are introduced aud the explosion, are
prominent features. The p:rtormasce
will be repeated tonight. Seats at the
Mcclure House Pharmacy.
Union Bridge News.
David R. Paige, of Paige, Carey & Co.
of New York, contractors on the Union
bridge, arrived in the city yesterday end
Registered at the McLure. 1t is under
stood this firm will soon be in need Of
about 300 men at 81 80 per dsy and sbout
thirty teams, carts aud wagons to work on
the bridge aud terminals.
| Some of the gentlemen went up to the
Top mill Yesterday aud took lcok over
the ground, and the first sexual work will
be commenced to-day. 1t was the inten-
ton to lave broken q ound yesterday, but
on account of the very bad weather the
pr, liminary work could not be done. It's
understood the contractors say that the
tunnel and terminals will all be flushed
one year from next January, and we may
soon look to see the mud fly. The first
work will be done by breaking ground for
q pier nesr the Top mill.
Important Meeting. Air
The Wcmau's Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of the Presbytery Of Washington will
meet in Burgettstown, Pa, Thursday, o =
tober 18th, at 10 a. m. Tbs programme
is full and important one: The Relation
of Prayer TO Visionary Work." 1.-THE
Spirit OF Missions Incentive to For
eign Missionary Work." The Work of
Our Young Men and Msiiens;" 1.-THE
Boys and Girls Department." Interest
ing Letters from Miss J. Carleton, NJ. D.,
of Iudia Mrs. Tracy, who has been in
India for eigh'esn years, will bs present
and give an account of her good work in
that far of country.
The evening session will he enriched by
report of the Foreign Mission Work, as
considc ed by tire late Presbyterian Alli-
ance. which met in London. Dr.. Moffatt,
the President of Washington and Jefferson
College, was a member of the Council in
London, and will give the report, which
will be heard with pleasure by large
congregation. The train will leave Wheel
ing for Burgettstown Thursday morning