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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

" ABLE M " SALE.
296 acres in Bristol township, Tr0mbun
County, Ohio, one-half well supplied with
poplar. oak, and other valuable timber,
balance cleared: "a miles from a cheese
factory, griStmill, church, and post Office;
50 rods from A. y. & P. R. r. and saw-mill.
Rail o to be be finished next summer
To circle saw-min Ia miles; schoOlhouse on
the farm. Farm lies on both sides OF the
highway, each side heing supplied WITH a
living stream aud several springs, one Of
splendid soft t0dteT. For water, not exoslled
In the county. Rolling. sandy soil, EOt Worn.
adapted to farming .dairyingor stock and ea-
silly Invisible into two farms. Frame dwell
ling. vita good cellar, upon = prominent site
and surrounded by a grove OF hard maple
Granary and other acknowledgements house
with arch and camp which yielded 1000 his OF
sugar in one season; $50 young bearing APP
pie trees Of choice grated fruit. Price $50
per acre.
In digging. in several places. on adjoining
land. black stone resembling canal coal. has
been found which would burn with a blaze
and difhuse an odOr like rock oil. Land can
be leased FOR testing. Fol- further p1rticU~
lars cali Oh or address
SAMUEL STOVBR,
Jan 81. S-mos North Bristol, D.
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wHITTLEsEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren
Ohio. Dwelling USGses and Farm Property
Insured at lezitims te rates.
ism 81. IS72-8t.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
HThe State of Ohio Trup

CHERIFF'S SALE.
Orhe State OF Ohio, Trumbuu County, IS.
Baldwin, West & Col In Trumbun Com
vs. tmOn Bleag.
Geo. and VIM, Terry,J
By virtue Of an Execution issued out OF
the Court OF Common Please, OF TrumbuIl
County Ohio, in the above named ,ase to
me directed and delivered, l hav levied
upon and shall expose TO public sale at the
door Of the Court Hous in the city OF War
rem, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 2, A. d. 1872,
at one O'Clock, D. m. Of said day, the follow
ing described land and tenements, tO-wit
Situate in the township OF Vienna, in said
county and State. and known as part OF
school lot, district No !. and in the south
west par OF original lot No. Il, and IS bOun-
ded as follows, tO-wit, Beginning in the
north side Of the east n west center road
through said township. and at the south
east corner Of lands II. ID. Mackey; thence
north along said Mackey's east line 69lS II.
thence east az feet, being parallel with the
north side OF said roam; thence south 691S
feet to the side OF said road; thence wesI
along said road 2I< feet to the place Of be
ginning. Appraised at $1,000 Terms cash,
G.. W. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Warren, o., Tan 81 ,ls72-5t.
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GOALI C0AL!! A
COMETHING NEW FOR COAL
OBUYERS.-I shall keep q stock Of
Limp HnT ann SLACK cnAI

On hand. on and after February lst. and
shall be glad to see all OF my old customers,
and any quantity OF new ones, will sell
with the following inducements: On all
orders for one ton, accompanied by the
cash, 25c. discount. and will. as usuaf.
promptly deliver the same. inside the city
limits. I lave taken the Interest OF Z. II.
Angstadt in the eoa business, and by
promptness and fair dealing, shat strive to
merit yOCr patronage.
Coal Office at 80 Main ST., at the Picture
Rooms Of c. q. McNutt
HENRY RICHMOND.
Jan. 81, ISz2-6m
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GHERIFFnS SALE.
6The state Of Ohio, Tramhul County, IS
James Cahglday, In Trumbull
vs.; SCommon Pleas.
EEra Hasken- Il

By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court OF C-ommonPieas OF FrumbuII Co.
ohio, In the above named case, to me direct
ed and delivered, 1 hav levied upon and
shall expose TO public sale at the doc Of the
Court House in the city of Warren, Ohio, on
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
AAbrahamE. Heinteelme9, and George Il,
Heintcelman, having run away from the
subscriber. without Just cause the public
Is hereby cautioned against selling them
goods on my account, asI willnot be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by them.
WIN. HEINrCELMAN.
L~ordstoWn, Feb. 10, lS72-ItS
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T EGAL NOTICE,
llBy virtue of an order Of Probate Court
oIIrumbull County, Ohio viii sell at pub
lie sale at the store Of A. Silliman, in Fowler
Trumbu,l county. Ohio, on the 7Ih day OF
March, lS42. commencing at 1 o'clock, D. m.
personal property assigned TO me by d.
Baldwin. including stocks, notes and ac-
counts. Terms cash.
GEO. J. HUNTER,
warren, o., Feb ., loI2-4t Assignee.
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Saturday, Feb. gath, A. D. 1872,
CHERRIES SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, TrGmbun County, IS.
John N. Stall, In Trumbun
VS.. common Pleas.
Samuel Ticehurst, ct. al.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull
county, Ohio, In the above named case. 70
me directed and delivered, I have levied
upon and shall expose &c public sale at the
door OF the Court House in the city OF War
rem, Ohio. on
Saturday, March I'd, A. d. 1879,
at two O'Clock, D. m OF said day, the follow
ing described land and tenements, tO-Wit
Situate in the county OF Trumbull, State OF
Ohio. and in Bloomfield township. and
known as south half Of lot No. rs, bounded
south, east u west by lot line; north by
lands OF Darius Warner, and contains hfty
acres Of land, more or less. For more par
ticular description Of aid lands see Trum-
bull County records, book 81 page 81.
Appraised Is Terms Cash,
G. W. DICKINSON Sheriff
Sherih's ONCE, Warren, o., an 81, lS7l-5t
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AsHrABULA. YoUNGsrowN & PITTSBURGH
RR Co., OFFIcEoF THE SEC'Y,
AsHTABTLA, o.. Jan. g, ISL
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At the conclusion of the W.C.T.'s adj
dress, the WIT. was called upon to do
likewise. She arose, thanked the Lodge
very nsatly for the honor conferred upon
her, but declined making 9 speech.
Fannie Dickey being called upon for
an essay, arose and read the following
manuscript very distinctly: .ulHasI
A careful observer esnnotfaIlt to perceive.
that a vast amount OF good has been accom-
plished in this city in behalf Of the temper
ance cause, and It's friends and advocates
have reason to congratulate themselves that
their united laborS have been brought 70
bear SO effectuaIly against the stronghold Of
king alcohol. But intemperance still has 4
foothold whichwfn take years Of our united
efforts 70 overcome. led.
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HE MISUNDERSTANDING Of Pro
ceedings.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.

No-quorum present in either House;
consequently nothing was done worth
noting,
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WE CAN SEND YOU A PRoCF OF THIS.
A. j. HAWLEY.
Another Valuable Inyen-
a., .-rs.. ti0Is. ..,........

Gates BACK.sUCTION PREvENTOR FOR
OH WELLS, patented Argus. 10. ls1l, which en-.
fircly prevents the ngress of air in oil wells while
the tubing IL being drawn. IT is well known fact
to oil operators, that upon wells where Gas Pumps
are used ii is necessa to preserve as nearly per
fect vacuum as possible, eLd that 10 air should be
let into the WELL at any time, when It can possibly
be avoided consequently whenever the tubinc|is
drawn fr III well it is the cause of grea. iDiiry to
it, as the siufins box, being then necessarily open
cd, the air immediately rushes back between Inc
tubing and casing. into the well going into The oil
rock and gas veins, and cor sequently cdusin. the
OIL and gus TO rush back to a great distance So
inucl SO, that it almost always takes several tays
ater pumping is resumed for well to be brought
back to its former condition, ard oftcntmes it takes
several weeks; end quite frequently wells have heen
almost completely ruined by tho air being thus let
in while drawing tubing
The BACK.SUO UOTlON PREVENTCR IS attached
to the stains box and works IN such q way that il
completely shuts up the spree between the st,tinr
box and tubing effectllally that not plrtice of
air can get through at any time while tie tubing is
being drawn and replaced, 1t supplies want long
felt and is, without question, one of the most val
liable inventions of the day, to those engaged in the
oil business No well should be without it, ss il of.
teu times saves ten times i.s cost by once using.
r 1t is manufactured n. the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP of ANDREWS u co, TIDI-
QUITE, fA, and for sa' by Hardware Dealers.
Tidioute, Pa. March aS, lS72--aw 3m. .,. .
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g. n. Pettengill Il Co. ~
ark Row, New Yoek, and Geo. r. Rswsll h Co.,
Advertising Agents. are the asis agents su ns Pc.
'roleum Centre DAnv REsoaD Il lat city. Ad.
ysrtisers in that city are requested TO leave Their
hvors with either Of tne above houses
TCOE, WETHERlLL h CO. Adver-
Using Agents, ptiladelphia, are duly authorized
Agents for the RECORD in that city,
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TRIUMPH, Jan Sd, 1872.
ME5sRs ANDREWS 81 Co.--IIaving thoroughly
tested the utility of Gates BACK SUCTION
PREVENfOR, we consi Ter them one of the most
nseful inventions made for oil wells, and we
think we are capable of judging of them. having
three on our wells We can now d aw bing, and
when they ure replaced the wells produce the same
~ hsOro drawing, thus showing that the Preyentor
eifectually prevents all ingress Of air
You's respectfully,
EAcoy s.
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MEssRs ANDREWS 81 Co--GEgTs This IL o
certify that haze used one OF Gates BACK SUC
TlON pREVENTORS, on the Lee u Iii hland
Lease, Econ mite Hill, and would not do without
1t at any price, II will do all and more than 1t is
recommended to do. nd | can checrfully recon-
mend l. TO all Oil Operators who have any Back sue
ton Wells.
d.. Yours, &c, ma --
JOHN MFERs.
Tidioute, Feb'y ., S12-taw 3m.
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Special notices 20 cents per line, each Insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly In advance
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GATES gACK SUCTION PaE.
..., VEETlR.

. TRIUMPH, Feb, 3, 1872.
MEssRs ANDREWS & Co o--GESTLgMEN Having
used one oi Gates BACK SUCTION PREvENl
TORS, car confidently recommend the same to all
whohave occasion to use the same as the best Pre-
ventof of Back Suction on Oh Wells. Our well was
so small that il haraly raid to run 1t After put
VENToRS the production was increased TO good
paying well. Before we put the Back Suction Pre-.
'entor on The well, we invariably had to pump the
well two weeks before we could restore 1t to lis for.
mer production after drawing tubing. Ihs is en-.
tirely obSiated by the Use Of the Prevcntcr.
HART, PERKINS Il Co.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20

ThieS lately complimented Com
mander Wells, Of the Shenandoah, on
the excellent condition of his ship and
the discipline Of her crew, and ex-
pressed a hope that friendly relations
wouid always endure between the two
Governments. Wells made All appr0-
pirate reply.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20

The Republican club OF Birming-
ham, Eng, have protested against in
creasiug the local rates of expenses for
the purpose ofproyiding illuminations
and banquets IN honor Of Prince Ar
thur, who Is to visit there soon.
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DIR. II. o. sMlTH, DENTIST,
PApeT-haRsins, Calecmlnins,
Decorating, s1c.

E NJ. WADSW0RTH will give pronp.
L.. attention 10 all orders for Paper
hanging, Calcemining, Decorating, Sc. In
this city or vicinity. All work executed
in The latest style, in the best manner, and
ni loves living rates. t.4r-0rlers left at
Furniture Warcrooms Of Chas. Mealey will
receive prompt attention, IOWA
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FRANKEyN MAREgET,
ALBANY, OREGON,

ALDANl, UKEGUN,
j. II. HEBRON, Proprietor,
A GAIN, AT THE OLD PLACE ON
n Front street, proposes TO furnish all
who apply with ali kinds of ME ATS, at the
lowcst market rates. BY strici attention
TO business he hopes TO give general <is-
faction toall who may favor him with a
call. .;45 Highest market price naid for
POULTRY, j. X. HEBRON.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20
Albaap groister,
oIxxsoN I.EGIsLAluRE.
seventh biennial Session.
WEDNESDAY, Sep. llth.

WEDNESDAY, Sep. llth.
The Senate convened at the morning
hour. On motion Mr.. Moody, o1
Wasco. and Witham. of Benton, con
testants for seats. were allowed seats
within the bar. A vote was then taken
Tor Chief Clerk, which resulted as OF
the day previous. After few more
ballots resulting the same way were
taken, the Senate adjourned until the
next day.
The House opened with prayer IN
the morning by Rev. Mr. Henderson.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr..
WaShburn, of LANE, and Mr.. viii
loughby, of Linn. Messrs. Caples,
Langell and Curran were then appoint
I'd u committee to wait upon the Gov
ernor and inform him Of the organizl-
ton OF the House. At the session in
the afternoon, this committee reported
having performed the work. At thi.
time, the committee on Rules reported
the adoption Of the rules OF 1858. with
rule 43 as amended by the session OF
1870. House then adjourned.
THURSDAY, Sep. l2til.
Senate met at II o'clock a. NJ, and
Immediately proceeded to take another
ballot, the sixty-first, for Chief Clerk.
the result was as follows Adams IL;
Simpson IL. 10 save the fatigue OF
going through so many roll calling III
the course ofa day. we suppose, it was
resolved to vote once at quarter past
ten A. NJ, and then once at quarter
past two Z. NJ. each day, until Il Chief
Clerk should be elected. The vote in
the afternoon was the sanle as III the
forenoon.
In the House. Rev. Mr.. Waller, OF
Salem, Offered prayer. Tie contested
case from Clackamas county occupied
the time Of the House during its morn
ing and afternoon sessions, and was
disposed of by being referred to the
Standing committee Oh Elections, as
soon as that committee should be ap-
pointed. The sessions occupied about |
forty minutes each.
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FRIDAY. Sen. 18Th,

EdDAl, sep l0tn'
Senate met Us usual. Leave Of alb
,euce was granted to Mr.. Strahan, Of
Benton. In order to prevent still
farther delay in the organization Of
the Senate, the Republican members
withdrew their candidate for clerk.
ahd made fo etlernomiliatiMts, The
following Democrats were then elected:
Chief Clerk, ). {. Simpson; Assistayt
Clerk. Orlando Packard; Sergealit-a,-
arms. i. d, Foulray; Doorkeeper. I.
b. Allen. The Englussing aud Judi
ciary Committees We're authorized to
employ necessary clerical aid, and the
President was authorized to appoint a
Page. House was informed Of tn,
organization Of The Senate. MesSr1.
Cornelius. Myers and Bristow were
appointed a Committee to draft rules.
\ committee Of two was appointed to
act with the House committee to in
form the Governor oftile permanent or
-:lnization. Martin Galloway was ap-
i,oilted Page. Five newspapers were
voted to each Senator. Secretary was
requested to furnish laws AID Journals
Of Us aJld 70. The clergy were IN
vited to open the Senate with prayer.
Tie committee to wait Oh the Goyel-
nor, reported that he would deliver
his message At , o'elcck, and it wa.
agreed to meet III joint convention at
that hour.
Rev. Mr.. Marsh. of Forest Grove,
offered prayers IN the iIouse. Col.
W. w. Chapman was invited 10
seat within the bar of the liou,e. The
Speaker announced the following
standing committees:
Eiecitons-Messrs. Martin, C0rwin,
Jollnson, Stevenson an Clew.
IlasS da4 Ae'mS-M Messrs. Simpson.
lIirsch and Grant.
Eapchtt0a-A AIesSrs. Collier, Craw-
ford and OnStein.
J.N|icf'ay-Slessrs. Caples. Patton,
Barin. CraHor and LaD0w.
Gtdt1iS-Messrs. Englc, Gingles and
Blakely.
Military 4tairs- Messrs. Harri son,
Riddle and Andrews.
Roads and HigiraS- Messr'. Thorn
bury, Walker and Crooks.
Eng,0SSe,t B7lS-Messrs. Allen, Pow
ers and Wright.
Enrolled BtilS--SiesSrs. West, Coop
er and Waldon.
Ladida .ifGtrS-- Mes rs. Burbank,
Bushey and Curran.
Priating--Messrs Crawford. Down
ing and Willoughby.
Commerce Messrs. BiIes, Matlock.
Riley, Hodgkins aud Shelton.
Corporat0as-M Messrs. Gingles, Caples
and Curran.
Coaletes-Messrs. Bushy, Washburn
and Mason.
Federd Relaions-Messrs. Congle,
Scott and White.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-18
M WOODRUFF . ENNoR's LINE.
RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS.

Under the direction Of the Gold Hill
Hill Section Superintendent Of the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, a. c.
Hay, the new side switch past the
south Yellow Jacket works, is fast APP
preaching completion. Leaving the
main track Mt the old switch. n short
distance below the south Yellow Jacket
dump 1t passes to the right, across the
head Of Union street, and subsequent
IL with a slight curve and n straight
line to near the old Main street station
back Of Stern's store. Owing to the
sharp curve Of the main track at that
Doint. however, It will not connect but
merely reach to it. The entire length
OF this side track or switch Is $40 feet,
and MI. Hay having a strong force Oh
men employed, IL will be completed IN
about four days more. together with
the bulkheads ard embankment, and
grading of Union street, which, by
Consent of the Town Trustees. Will be
made to turn aside and advantageous
ly connect with Telegraph street. be,
tween the new side track and
the main track is a considerable space,
which will be leyeled of for the large
and commodious passenger depot,
office, freight house, etc.. about to DC
built there. The improvements OF the
Railroad Company in that locality.
will add much to the appearance OF
the town, and when the road Is COM
Mated and trains running through
from Reno by way Of Carson. which
will be about the first Of August, It
will be seen that the Truckee railroad
not only brings additional business,
but IL more Of an important Institution
10 tho interests of this section than 1t
already Is conceded to be.
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sHARoNroAL.

Our Virginia friend Justice" reads
the Enterprise, and being only a recent
conner he Views matters as from the
position Of "the man up a tree" see
ing and considering all, and giving his
unbiased deductions on the
Sharon-E Enterprise episode, as presen-
ted before the public. In the follow
Ing note he makes some excellent
which will be appreciated:
VIRGINIA, June Is, 1872.
EprroR NEws:-rhs editor Of the
Enterprise appears to be a monomanlac
on Mr.. Sharon, and whenever his name
Ii mentioned froths like q dog affected
with hydrophobia. Is this appearance
of rage real, or Is It only affected for
some Interior purpose? 1 sometimes
think that he IA really friendly to Mr..
Sharon, and abuses him. knowing that
he could not more effectually make
friends for him than by so doing. II
this view Of his course be correct, I give
him credit for sagacity, for MIR. Sharon
Is gaining friends every day among
those who like fair play and justice.
If. on the contrary, he dislikes MIR.
Sharon and favors Mr.. Jones' aspira-
tions to be elected to the United States
Senate, then that gentleman might
we'll exclaim, "Save me from my
friends" | have no acquaintance
with the editor Of the Enterprise-know
nothing of his character or disposition,
and 1 am ~perplexed to know whether
he Is tor Sharon or for Jones. Can
you enlighten me- on this subject? II
he be q friend to Mr.. Jones, some one
ought kindly to point out to him the
mistake that he makes in necessarily
harping upon Mr.. Sharon. l under
stand that he was at one time a friend
and admirer Of the last named GENTLE
man, and could not sing his praises too
loudly, until Sharon one day cruelty
suubbed him-and the poet says that
.'to be wroth with those we love. 1t
works like madness In the biain'-,n
consequence OF which his attacks are
senseless TRADES, Of which the few who
wade through them are heartily tired.
Now Us I am naturally kind hearted,
will give the editor of the Enterprise
a little advice, for which | shall not
charge him anything. It Is this :
Whenever you wish to iniure anyone.
In the estimation of the public, do not
paint him too black, allow him to pos
sess some Of the redeeming qualities,
otherwise the people will SEQ the ami
mus which actuates you. BY permit
ting your enemies to have some vir-
tues you can more effectually stab
them under the fifth rib. JUSTICE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-18

Gp.Sp CHINESE Row At VIRGINIA.
Abou. two o'clock this afternoon a
grand row, which appears to have been
brewing for some days between two
Chinese factions at Virginia, culmin-
ated In a desperate shooting affair on
Union street, In the "Chinatown i"
precinct. In which one Chinaman was
Killed outright and another seve.ei
not fatally wounded, being shot III tne
abdomen, the ball ranging up towaru
the stomach, and at 2 p. ". he was
living perfectly unconscious. IL ap-
pesrs that last evening n Of the FAC
lions had a grand banquet, II MEM
beers of the other greatly incensed them
by throwing rocks on the top OF the
house where they were feasting-.so
much 80 that upon meeting eacn otnsr
to-day they Immediately drew pistols
and commenced shooting in genuine
Washoe style, both partles facing
tho fire with a desperate courage
quite unusual In Chinese rows.
officer Baker, who was near by, I'M.
medlately rushed into the thicSest OF
the understanding up the arm OF one
of the Cinnamon In the act OF firing
no secured and lodged him In the sta
tion-house, and Chief Kelly arriving
on the ground arrested another Oh the
shooters, when the others scattered,
hid, and mingled with their country
men, 50 that it was impossible to de-
feet and arrest them ; each party OF
course, doing their utmost to shield
members Of their own clan.
P,pyu's OPERA HOUSE -" AFTER
DKax."-The Opera House contained
a large and highly pleased and fash
ionsble audience last evening. Bou-
cicault's famous drama AFTER Dark"
IVA the attraction. and 1t was put up
IN the stage in 4 most excellent style,
Whestleigh personating Old Tom
Mn. Bates, Eliza Mr.. Bates, Gordon
Chumley, and the other characters
we'll distributed. The play abounds
S,ith scenes and situations Of thrilling
interest, and the railroad scene espe-
eially, like that In "Under the Gas
lght."is a deeply interesting n eS,
cling feature. The new scenery n
effects prepared for this piece. regard
less Of expense, IN very oreditaDiy
executed, and taken as a whole, the
play passed Off very smoothly anu
we'll. 1t will be repeated tonight anu
to doubtless fully as good N appre-
eiatiye an audience. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Go early.