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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-19
sPLENDID SHOOTING.

And Splendid scores Made al Horn.
brooks Park Yesterday Strangers
Prom Washington and Pittsburgh
Take Fart.
The Wheeling Rifle Club had large
turnout yesterday at Hornbrook's Park,
to engage in long range shooting.
The prize that was to be shot for was
considered by the Club as not being shot
for after Mr.. Bailey, Of Pittsburgh, found
It necessary for him to retire after the 800
yards shooting,in order for him to take the
train home at six o'clock.
Mr.. Rothwell, Of Washington, remained
to complete his score, but was obliged to
shoot very fast at the 1000 yard range,
and thereby came near losing his train,
and would have done so but for the kind
ness OF Mr.. Geo. Parks, who drove him to
Elm Grove, to take the train.
Mr.. Rothwell was highly complimented
by our Titlemen on his success at long
range, as this Is his first complete score ut
the three long ranges, his shooting before
having always been confined 10 five and
eight hundred yards.
Mr.. Bailey did very yell, but has never
before shot on this range.
Quite number OF spectators were at
the park to witness the shooting, and all
seemed to enjoy seeing the white disk
come up after each successful shot had
struck the bulls eye; and the rihemen like
to see others understand and appreciate
the many little points that must be watch
ed by the shooters. This sport Is rapidly
becoming popular, and Is certainly as IN
teresting and as intellectual recreation
as the game OF chess.
Prof. Dwight out shot himself at the las,
two ranges, and came something In ahead
with the very handsome score OF PA
which is two scores above his best score
MI. Jaeger also did his best work, ant
] rolled up a splendid 200, which is three
points above his best previous record,
Mr.. George Leighton shot histir loqt
range score since he used to shoot witt
:. the old club Ia rs, and he can be consid
I, cred as having done very well, for he sho
A strange rifle, and Is out OF practice. III
used Sharps rifle yesterday.
The following are the scores, in order Q
merit: - ,...
Al 500 yarlS.........4 3 456464556654 6@S
Al 900 yAIds,....-.. 5 S6664S 56669e
Al i, 200 yards....... S666SSAAt 500 90 90
orTo JAEVEk.
Az 400 Yards .,,..., 6536854s4665 666-G
AtS SS ySrdsa...''. 6SSSI6652654
At coo yards....... 8 46S6664Sib 500
On
J. W. KoTuwKLL. .. q.
Az 900 vards.,., bb6454656666 So 81
4 30 yarls;c...". stsass:Sss44$sSS55aass--Ss
..f on
TotAl.."
L. HEALER. .,t -.u
At 800 yarlS........5 4B445460l !-GG
Al 900 yards........5 So 8 8 Ob36 i-0
At 4, 900 yafds.."...6 4 4 10 o 40 ~
'''''''''-V
oEoRGE LKIOn1oS
At 500 yards.......3 4444!445t45 500
At 900 yardS.......5 . I 0 364 49,
Att 900 yards..."-.i Z . S44 66f 4S-o
fs ..s n
Il. W. HALEY.
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pOATING. NOTES.
Attempt 10 Mnkc Race between Rabbit
and barrett.

.,..--.... No., K.il,t
Attempt 10 Make Race he'"ee" f"'"'''
and Barrett
Messrs. Ed Blettner, Wn. Rabbit ana
T.oodore Orum, OF the J. w. Schultze Club,
i"e ~ S,aoLov,s Saloon on Market street
went 10 oheeAe' '"'ooA W ~ IT, H.
last night for the purpose Oh hleo'lng Jonn
Barrett or his representatives for the pur.
,,oao n, orronOins A three mile boat race
pO0e ',osn Ia oyor ibe Iower course Mt
Tor sou slue, VNot W.
this city, with Wm' oaOD't.' VI 1noI, o'uo ~,
but after waiting a couple Oh no"ls o"'. ~
or his men did not appear, anu .He
schultze men, very mucn, u's"Ppu,p'e"'
were compelled TO 60 nome Without
accomplishing the ooJec' o' 'neif u
rand. One OF the above named gen.
tlemen informed our reporter that this
made the second Intellectual effort made by
them within a week for race. The first
one was with Gus. Hanke, OF the Leasure
Club, but he had declined on the score Of
i'll health.
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Editors IntelliEsneeT.
The people want good men for officers
and will have them. We desire to pre-.
sent the name OF H. ]. Felber to the Re-
publican voters Of Clay district as a can
didate for Justice Of the Peace at the pr.
mary elections to be held next Saturday.
Mr.. Felber is an honest man, and i elect.
ed will make q competent and faithful
officer, and his record as Union soldier
will rally every Republican to his support.
MANY FRIENDS.
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EXCURSION TO THE sEAsuoRE,
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, wednesday
August 20, ISse.

August 10, 1850.
For the above date the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have arranged for the
Grandest Excursion ever offered to the
public.
of tickets either to Cape May, Atlantic
CITY or Long Branch, and can return on
any train until September !, inclusive.
Children between five and twelve years
half fare. Special train composed OF the
finest coaches and Pullman Parlor cars
will leave the Union depot, Pittsburgh, on
the above date at 0 o'clock A. NJ. Excur-
sionists will have fine views Of the Pack
saddle, on the Conemaugh, Horseshoe
curve and other picturesque scenery along
the line noted for lis grandeur. Reduced
rates for excursionists have been secured
at the principal hotels. Certificates will
be furnished passengers to identity them
| in order that they may receive the benefit
Of the arrangements made. Tickets will
Il be on sale OF Union ticket office, corner oil
Fifth avenue and smithfeld street, Union
depot, Pittsburgh. For full information
apply to ]. M. Belleville, Agent,P. O. & St.
L. r. R. Co., Wheeling.
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WAsnrNeToN, August 19.-1 A. H.-Fol
Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, lower
barometer, nearly stationary temperature
south to west winds, partly cloudy and
Far the Lower Lakes, falling followed
by stationary or rising barometer, south
orly, yeering TO westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, with rain and stationary
or higher temperature.
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RIppLEs FROM THE RIVER.

Movements OF Boats - snags Between
wheeling and Acknowledgement Ma.
rine News.
The long.expected swell has arrived,
but it is not much Of swell after all. The
marks last night showed 4 feet 8 inches Of
water, and rising slowly.
The Relief passed up yesterday with a
tow Of empties.
The only departures yesterday were
the Raglan, for Parkersburg, and the Vel.
come, for Marietta: The latter got of the
docks at an early hour in the morning.
She will return to this city again to-day
in time to leave on another trip for Mari.
eta. i.
More water melon barges at the wharf.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch gives the FOL.
lowing, which 1t says Pilot W. Fl. Hell
furnishes as "a list OF snags between here
Pittsburgh land Wheeling" II Pilot W. Fl.
Hall did furnish that as such q list, which
we doubt, Pilot W. II. Hall must have
been drunk. Probably, mind we say pro-
badly, the Dispatch stole the list from a
Cincinnati paper, and forgot to etface the
owners ear marks. The list is good one
OF snags between this city and Cincinnati:
One opposite Putney coal chute.
Two opposite watch-house above Hates
Rock.
Break in Little Grave creek bar.
One above Captina Island.
One above Fish Creek Island.
One opposite whariboat, Sistersville.
One in head OF Mill Greek Island.
One opposite rolling mill below Point
Harmer.
Two in head OF Muskingum Island.
Treetop below Kinney.
PITTSBURGH, August lS.-Riyer l foot 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CAIRO, August 1S-Arrived: ]. b. Big
ley and Hickory, st. Louis. River 10 ieet
sinches and falling, Weather clear. Their
mometer 90o. -.
CAIRO, August 1S.-Arrived: J. II. Big
ley, St, Louis; Hickory, st: Louis. River
10 feet s inches and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer 90.
CINCINNATI, August ls.-River 5 feet II
inches and rising. Weather cloudy, warm
and showery. Departed: Golf, Memphis;
Golden Rifle, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, August lS.-River leet IN
canal. Weather hot and sultry, with rain
at dark. Arrived: Alex Chambers and
tow TO Rising Sun; virgie, Cincinnati TO
Evansville; B. S. Rhea, from Cincinnati,
ST. LOUIS, August 1s.-Ariyed: Annie
Kelly and barges; Pomeroy; Mitchell, st.
Paul. Departed: Colorado, Memphis;
Mitchell, st. Paul. River IL feet lOinches
by guage. Weather clear; blazing hot.
Mercury ranged during the middle OF the
day from a5 to 100.
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PERSONAL PARAGRArlls.-Miiss salIie J
Meholin, Principal Of the Third Ward I'd
chool, who has been summering at St
GATHERINGS, Canada, is at the New NC
Lure. 49,,
Mr. w. A. Cracrait, OF Auditor MIL
ler's office, leaves to-day for washington,
and Waynesburg, Pa, 70 pass few days
vacation.
Hon. John W. Kennedy is fustlcatlng
at Charlestown, Jefferson county.
Miss Alice Kennedy is visiting friends
in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Flo Kelley, OF Portland, O., and
Miss En-. Wheeler, OF this city, have Just
returned from trip 10 Niagara Falls.
Misses Sallie and Annie Thoburn leave
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WHEN you put up your fruits, &C., use
none but good wax and you will not be
disappointed when you come to use them.
Ask your grocer. for McLain's Premium
wax, and take no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-19

Rev. E. JOSE, Sutton, Neb., recommends
Hamburg Drops as sure remedy for Dys
pepsia. He says: This wonderful medi
cine deserves recommendation, and ! shal
not fail to make It known among my con
creation,
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BuRR's Mills, CAMP MgErINa.-The Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad Company will
sell excursion ticketsto Burr's Mills and
return, Sunday, August 22d, round trip
81 10. A special train will leave the B. 4
o. depot at 7:10 A. NJ, returning leave
Burr's Mills at 5:40P. N.
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The Co1oRRp CAMP MREr1No.-The
camp meeting Of the Colored Methodists
Of this vicinity at Cooks Grove, near
Bridgeport, Is still in progress, and en-.
couraging reports are heard from 1t. It is
said that the spiritual interest Is still in
creasing.. There was one penitent con-
yerted from nature to grace yesterday.
At 1890 A. NJ, DIR. Taylor preached an
able sermon. The pioneer Of the South
preached ably at 3 P. N. At7:S0 P. NJ, Rev,
J. H. D. Payne preached searching dis
The following Is the order of services
Of to-day: Ga. NJ, prayer meeting; 8 AM:
general class meeting; 1850 a. NJ, child
dren's sermon, by DR.. Taylor; 8 P. NJ.
preaching by Rev. W. Il. Draper;7:S0 P
NJ, preaching by Rev. Geo. Hollinger.
The latest arrivals Of ministers are Reys
J. Boren, OF Cleveland, and ]. II. 7
Payne, OF Laurel.
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DEpuBLIOAN PRIMARIES.

Notice 10 hereby given that Republican primary
elections will be held In Ohio county on sATuR-
DAY, The 2iSt Of AUGUsT-from % 7p IN. In the
country, and from Z 40 pp. m. In the city, at the
usual places for holding Primaries, except kltehie
which will DO at Westwood's HAll-tor me put.
sIonor School Commissioners, Justices Of the Peace
and ConAtabes. The conductors Of election IN each
election precinct will verify the returns and eeItly
live Committee, who will rive official notice Of ne
persons selected M candidates through the "lntelll'
EenceE." ~.
psw s. J. WuNDERLICH. sec'y.
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Tu.suoMErxR RxcoRD.-The following
Rhows the range Of the thermometsr, as
observed at schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner: TsaJ
1917. sSV'
7A.Ml2M.SP. H.7r.N. IAN. y n =: NJ Z = r'A
u Is 50 q a ID o. eO
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ASK your Grocer for Ceylon Coffee, it Is
the only fresh roasted coffee and saves you
money in bu ying it. Try it and be con-
vinred.
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like 1t.
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Save your Eyes-1. G. Dillon,
Madras Gingham-John Emsheimer:
FOR Rent-A Shoemaker and Barber
Stand.
Italian and Altman Queen Bees-1cs'
''e China, Glass and Queensware-JOhn
Friedel. I'll;
son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-19

CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try II you will use no other.
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EOR SALE.
DuBL1osALE oF YALUABLEFARM

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
L and Garden Lands, and Personal Property. On
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1880, l will offer At
public Sale az not sold at private sale before that
date,) my Fine Farm and Residence, situated on the
National Road, two miles west Of Bridgeport In Bel:
mont County, Ohio Said farm contains 81 acres Of
valuable bottom and pasture land suitable Tor gard.
enIng. The residence Is considered the best In Bel
mont County, and contains twelve rooms, two halls
and bathroom, with good dry cellar under the
whole house. The grounds contain hne Shrubbery
and an orchard Of choice fruit Sdjons the residence.
Said farm III DO sold whole or In parts 10 suit
purchaser, Also ut the same time will DO offered
Tor SALE Invest farming utensils and other per-
sonRl property. Terns viii BE- made known on day
OF sale JNO. &. BATES,
pAW 2. O., BrilEeporl, Ohio.
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MUTTON BROTH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at tho New hcLure
House Sample Rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-19

If you want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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PREs ELLISON.

ON SUNDAY the Pres Ellison leaves Wheeling at
$50 a. m Bellairo At $50 a. M, Wheeling ll6 p M
BoIGlre $50 D. M, Wheeling 400 p. m, Bellare $50
o. M, connecting with all trains on the y. a D W.
Narrow Gauge Road, and all other trains. Thu Eli-
son leaves promptly At the above time.
n, "a Tf1fIH CROCK no. Al Old Reliable whNfboat.
Freight received Atal hour At Old Reliable Wharf,
boat, Round IMP Tickets, % cents. Extra ttps
made on short notice, for night eIeuraions 10 any
Immigrants mSsa OF 'Ot INk. R. LuKENs. Captain.
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NOTICE
thereby oder my sell "a candidate for the Ofhoe
Of Sergeant OF the city Of Wheeling, subject to BE-
publican rules. popppr rowAH
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GENERAL NOTICES.

MONEY TO LoAN.-FRoM $4,000
ineumbofcd raj estate security, in city or Ohio
county. W, Va for one or more years. Enquire Of
HLFShNDER BONE, General Business and Real
EStaie Agent 1915 Market street, CrapRlO'a Block.
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SILVER TAsLEWaRe.-Rars Bargains al
The IsweIry Store Of
JACOB W. 6RUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets
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"Forest Home" For Sale.
The beautiful and substantial residence Of samue
lAughn Esq.,, four miles east on the National Road
The dwelling Is complete within and without, con
taiping eleven rooms In tho main building aud foul
rooms In the wing nil finished In hrst-cIAS style
With heating furnace, and furnished with gas and
water. There 10 green hOMe, large stable
henuery, wagon house, milk aud leo house O'ated, on
acres Of the best land, containing great variety
Of lrull and ornamental trees, small fruits, grape
vines, Shrubbery and flowers Nature and art has
made this deAirable place 70 reSlde The location
10 healthy, the ater excellent, whe'the surround.
ngs In the valley landscape and tho forest scenery
render i beautiful and attractive. VIII be sold on
liberal terms. .F"r
For further information, personally or by letter,
ALEXANDER BONE, Notary Public,
General BnIinGB and Real Estate Agent,
1873 Market street, CranRle'S Block.
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A Good Candidate.

CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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SUNDAY Express leaves Whtellni a. y! ~ ~
arriving al Wellsburg eta NJ lnS y ~,
At i0J6 A. ~, connecting With PIelas ~
western points. uILELI
Trains leaving Columbus At wv = ~ -
run daily. Through ChicagS eiPI n Issyl5 8
daily, except Sunday, At $40 ?. " W. as,, -
attached, arriving 10 Chicago 81 ~ ~ ~ 10
BeTths can be secured In SdVinos N WV y
Ticket 0tice, Columbus. No.. T.dti b
Pullman's Palace Drawing kSoq m. h !
through without change from si.ssI,'iri s;Erl
Philadelphia and New YofE. w. u
Cincinnati, Louisville, lndiAnlp TssT s6g1
accommodation, and any further lnlo,. y, 3
70 Jos. II. BEiLEVlLLEr Ticket ~ = / d
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh. , syS
Ticfet Ohics, under Mcclure lloa';s' "0eIit
b, ", CALDWELL c.,.,s,k
Gen'l Manager CS''S''-'
". L. ORRlRNr ,c.,,,,9a
E..u pa. ab1 Tirket Agfht 'NsL-s
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Che Qnteuigeatet,
Rev Advertisements.

omoe. Nos. az nnd "a Fourteenth street
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TRAMsPoRTATIo,

BAIT1MoRE q OHIO R4nSo,s
20 IN "
On and after June %, lSS0 P-.-..ttSs
run y toLloSs-whSsllnz TS,t. A'snsz I'M, ).
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ci ~: 10 J! % saturday nigaI AN "a ,S,;.;
on all night tr1lnt ''SI M shFsl O,
Close CONNECTIONS are made 10, all ,,,,,.s
sopthSest, North and Northsrst ,, lS.a SC u
rsble route for cOlOulsu and ps., NM. 4lil 8
great West, and 10 whom paitisaa; NJ, SS,!l sS
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CLEVELAND L PlTTsBuRCp ,
~ IO0RDRESRD TIHR CIPI L

| Accom-. EIl. In;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-02
CONCENTRATED MEANNESS.

A Nevspaper Liar as Well fs Pirate.
A pretentious newspaper concern which
had the meanness to steal what few facts
regarding St. Paul it printed, adds fslsehood
to its piracy. 1t criticises the building sta
tistics published by the GLOBE, and after
stealing our aggregate says:
"a full list would occupy to much srace IN
our columns and be of very little interest to
our readers-and moreover the city woulo DC
necessarily incomplete, as in many districts OF
the citv ia ia difficult to distinguish new from
old buildings"
AS a sample of tho omissions made by the
GLOBE it says:
1.-THE two new freight depots Of the st. Paul.
MINNEAPOLIS & Manitoba railroad company,
each five hundred feet long, escaped all notice.
Even the huge elevator near Como avenue was
not included"
By referring to the GLOBE, the reader will
find in the statistics of railroad buildings by
the st. Paul & Manitoba road the following;
One of the new freight houses is 500 feet long
by 40 feet wi lie, and the other Is 40O feet long
by 80 feet wide.
By also referring to the GLOBE the read
er will find the following mention of the
huge elevator:
The plans decided upon embraced building
of 75O GOO bushels capacity, with all the latest
and most improved machinery, and every faci!-
ity for handling grain cheaply and e1pedi-
tiously, giving it daily capacity for transfer
ring 100000 bushels of wheat every twenty
four hours. The cost of this structure is to be
100000 in round numbers. Work has now
been in progress for several months, some e. soO o.
600 having already been expended upon u, ana
II will be fully completed and in operation in
March next.
This is a sample of the piratical lies OF
the concern which Acknowledges the diti-
Guilty of getting record Of every new build
ing, but still wishes to excuse itself for lack
of enterprise to make q record OF Its own.
Az there was no chance for paid advertising
in building statistics, they "would occupy
too much space
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-02
January thaw.

January thaw.
Mrs. Bradley, or "the woman in black, ap'
nlied at the police station last night for
nights lodging. She was given aPpartmenss
in Jessrang's sky-parlor.
A disorderly Iruction took place at Long
Rates bagnio last night. resulting IN the
arrest of demerip named Mollie McCarty.
She was lodged in the tower on the charge
ofIdisorderly conduct.
The Dime concert given by the Great
Union band at Pfeifsr's hall yesterday after
Nom WA. a pecuniary and artistic success:
The audience was large and appreciative and
the programme was composed of numbers OF
rare excellence.
The annual meeting of the Plus Ninth soole-
tv was held at their hall, on East Third street,
,..+ r;obt resulting in the election of tho fol-
iarr;.r of1;cer,. Patrick McManus, president;
John Bell. vice president; R. W. Bell, secre'
t.-r. Thomas E, Conway, treasurer, and mr..
Cummings, marshal.
If "a scoop is almost an unpardonaple OF
fense' ON ythe Pioneer Press, the Christian
shirt of mercy must be very frequently e1er.
c;ead on that concern towards the locals.
n r. The Reno SCOOP, and some SIX others,
;ncIudinp the Burkhard business in November
and Decem Der, seven in one week, Wnen the
street cars were robbed, etc.
Barney Allen, whose reputation for veracity
i, not of the highest order, visited police head
,r.rters last night, and stated that he had
been bounced from Strayline's grocery, corner
of DAYTON and Western avenues. He requested
the services of an officer. but was instructed
70 frat procure warrant which will probably
he sworn out to-day.
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HdverIH's Ministries.

Haverly's genuine colored MINISTRIES will
open at the Opera House tonight. The
company is an excellent one throughout.
The Philadelphia Times speaks of their ap-
pearance in that city as follows:
"a packed house greeted the opening per-
Torrance of Have.ly's genuine colored Minis
trels at the Academy of Music last night. Peo-
pie had to be turned away long before the cur
tain rose, for all the seats bad been taken
above and below, and many persons sat in the
aisles or stood about the door in the back cir
Gle. Every box was filled. and in one OF them
sat e1-Gov. Hartranft, the Hon. George 81.
Boxer, and other distinguished officials. Not
since the Mapleson Opera company appeared
last winter, perhaps, has there been such an
audience as that which turned out last night.
When the curtain was rung up on the FIRST
scene. the jubilee chorus was discovered on the
front part of the stage, with the end men and
Others to set off ths picture, al singing planta-
ton airs. The scene was heightened by the
play of calcium lights, producing brilliant
effect. From beginning to end the audience
was almost in q continuous roar.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-02
FIVE CENTS ALINE
CasS Co., D. T., Farming Lands for Sale.

All Of section a. In town 49, range 81, $40 acres.
This splendid property tmmediately adjoins the
celebrated mDilrmple farm" Proe q, 900, on easy
An Of section 9, Ill Of section ., and south half
and northeast quarter Of section IL, al in town.
ship 137, range IS west containing l,76O
acres Of choice wheat land. Price Is per
ply to MOTION, DORAN 90. 80
The south half Of section 81, township 1876, range
81, containing $40 acres Of choice wheat land. and
distant from N. p. railroad only nye miles. Price
low and terms easy. Apply to or address
81 MORTON, DORAN co.
Tho southwest quarter Of section 6, In township
Northern Pacific railroad about seven miles Choice
wheat land Price low and terms easy. Address or
apply to MORTON, DORAN 90. 81
Tho southwest quarter Of section 20, in township
al, range 80 west, containing 160 acres Situated
eight miles Immediately north Of Mspleton. supe-
rior wheat land. Price low and terms easy. Address
or apply to NORTON, DORIAN / 90. 3l2