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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23
Austin Anairs .

Special 10 the Herald.
Austin, Feb. 22.--The banks, courts, ETC.,
all closed to-day. The city is woefully dull
all gone on a grand San Antonio oxecur-
sion.
Charles Gsttliff has been found guilty oi
mail robbery and sentenced 10 90 years in
the peni.entiary.
The measles, mumps and scarlet fever arc
spread ng here.
A man about 70 years old, named Charles
Wilson, attempted 10 commit suicide to-day
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A sonsation I'm Medical Circles at
Waco

A Sensation I'm Ncdioni Circles at
waco.
Special to the Herald
Waco Feb PA great sensation waa
caused here this morning in medical circles
by the discovery of what was then considered
a genuine case OF hydrophobia. Tho suaore
is young French woman from New Orleans,
whose husband deserted her here fow
months ago. She had terrible convulsions,
frothed slightly, snapped yciously n! objects,
shuddered at tho sight Of water and said
several times "Tako that dog oil" II took
an immodersie quantity Of opiatos to quiet
her. Eight physicians called 10 see her early
in tho day and none would give positive
opinion, but some thought it hydrophobia. In
a rational moment ,hc said sho had been bitten
by vicious dog'five years ago. Later in the
dsy she raved about her husband and a sick
sister, and bemoaned being away from home
and among strangers, and gave evidence of
tho deepest melancholy. The convulsioDs
almost ceased, and tonight physicians pro-
nounce it very aggravated case OF hys'
terics Her temperature was at one time
ll5 IL degrees. 1t is now hoped she will
recover. chs is timid, nervous petite
woman, and great sympathy is felt for her.
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scare,, r,anIers .

Cleveond, o.. Feb. %. Tho associated
banks and bankers of Cleveland, comprising
the clearing house, this moruing sent tee-
gram TO President Hayes saying the psssagee
Of the fundisg bill with tho 9th section WI {
prove disastrous to the business prosperity
Of the country, and they express the nope
that tho president may see his way clear 70
veto tho bill IL ID passes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23

Philadelphia, Feb. %. Tho snniyeE-
ssry of the birthday of George Washington
was generally observed in this city % day, the
hanlSa, courts postofllce, cuslomhouse and
board Of brokers being cloeed. The vet
erans of the war of 1872 celebrated the day
by meeting in tho old courthouse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23

New York, Feb. %. Wsshington's birth
day Is being moro generally observed here
and in Brooklyn than it has been for several
years. The day 10 exceedingly fne. The
banks, exchanges and public Offices down
town are closed and business is almost on
tirely suspended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23
THIS s PR ING

an unusual activity in every branch of industry may
be looked for THIS SPRING, whose sunny skies
will smile on thrift and enterprise in every section OF
the Lone Star State whose tarthest connesfar FROM
tiers are rapidly being peoped and attached to the
world of steam and electricity through the powerful
insrumontality of the railroad, chief covenanter of
civilization the first indeed, Of modern civilizers
For ourselves, anticipate greatly increased sales,
both as obbers and retailers the figures OF year
ago. and have accordingly bought very literally from
first hands in the manufacturing cohtrcs of the Eastern
States and the Old World with the view Of obtaining
an abundance of all tho Novelties Of the Season, and
Offering the New Goods at the Lowest Prices named in
this market Thanks to he excellent Department Sys
tom, to be found only at SANGER'S,' our patrons
may examine at their leisure and under good strong,
shaded sunlight, the new Spring Styles in our many
and various lines, and will receive prompt aud polite
attention at the hands of our experienced and efficient
force of sales people. We extend cordial invitation to
our lady and gentlemen friends to call THIS WEEK
and SEQ the first arrivals of SPRING STOCK, which we
are now busy engaged in opening, on both sides and in
all parts of tho house.
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niII,prs s5one Up.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Tho Star t0-nleo'
says tho judiciary committee took no a'''0n , =
to-day on Judge Billings nomination, anu n',,i I
/, now virtually determined to let she non''
nation die in the committee,
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Oldham, Fob. pa cotton company is
forming to buy cotton without the did of
Liverpool brckors, aud also 10 act Ne M
agency for the purchase OF cotton direct from
America
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slipped Up in aresee

London, Feb. 22.--Haggi, Lumberoso &
Co., Of Cairo. Greece, have failed. Llabil-
bilties $40 900
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LATER.

Charleston, Feb. %, The grand jury of
Darlington to-day found n true bill against
Colonel Cash for the msrdor Of Colonel
Shannon, Ia dull. The case has besn sat
%, trinl on NhnradAY next.
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Charleston, s. O., Feb. 22-At DARLINGTON,
yesterday, in tho sessions court, an iudict-
mont was given by tho grand jury against
Col, B. Cash, for tte murder Of Colonel VIII
liam shannon, in duel ast summer The
grand jury had not re!urned the bill when
court adjourned for the day.
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This 5'rins.
T'hiE Spring
TInA Spring
Elais Spring
EIAis Spring
FInis Spring
FEfs Spring
This Spring
Ah3s 3PTlme
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
PRESBYTERY OF WHEELING.
Regular semi-Annual Meeting at Bur-
gettstown, Pa.-PrOGramme of Pro.
aaahSnrS

The Presbytery of Wheeling will meet
to-day at BurgettStOwn, Pa. All the Pres
byterain ministers and several delegates
will be in attendance. The following pro-
grammc of proceedings has been arranged:
Opening sermon by Rev. ID. \. Cunning
ham, ID. d., of Wheeling
Organization of PreSbytery. Remainder
of the evening session devoted to prayer
and conference for the presence OF the
Holy Spirit in this meeting.
Wednesday, 9A.M.-First three-quartcrS Of
an hour in prayer and conference.
PreSbytcrial buSincSS-FirSt topic for
consideration: When, from the past his
tory of the church, may areyival Of religion
be expected.
Opened by Rev. J. l. Brownson, Of
Washington, Pa.
Alternate, W. +. Hamilton.
Second: Means to promote q revival Of
religion.
Opened by ]. d. Moffatt
Alternate, l.. Greer.
GENERALIZATION devotional exercises.
Presbyterial business.
Third topic: Pastoral duty in promoting
a revival OF religion. Opened by Rev. w.
H. Lester. West Alexander; alternate, Rev.
J. s. Marquis, Pigeon Creek, Pa.
Fourth topic: Would not the peace. har-
mOny and prosperity of our congregations
be promoted were the members TO be in
structed in the form of government and
laws of discipline OF the Presbyterian
Church, and what can sessions do to accom-
plish this end? Opened by Rev. John
Stockton, d. d., Cross Creek, Pa; alternate,
Rev. I. Alexander.
M-Fifth topic: How to preach the
Gospel so rs to make it cttectual to the end
appointed? Opened by Rev. =. F.. Greer;
alternate, Rev. John II. Shcrrard, Amity.
Sixth topic: How can the church help
the minister in his task? Opened by Rev.
W. II. McConaughey; alternate, Rev. W.
II Hunter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
BELLAIRE.

J.F. Jenkins, of WooGsfic!d, was with us
yesterday.
The City Council will meet at the
mayors office tonight.
Thirteen new members were received in
the Disciples church on Sunday.
L.R. Lockwood and family left yester-
day for visit to friends in Missouri.
Rev. J. P. McKcllip will preach at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday next.
A good sized audience greeted the o.
burne troupe at the City Hall last night.
The Monumental Association held q
meeting at the Mayors office last night.
Father Cults sermon next Sunday even
ing will be on Catholics and the scriptures.
Both of our literary societies, the High
School and Linean, were running full blast
last night
Mr. Will Oliver of the Tribune office, and
Miss Mary L. Potter were unite in mar
riage on Sunday evening.
BY the present survey the Ohio Valley
r. r. will cross the Southwestern seven
times before reaching this city.
Mrs. Jno. Malloy. an aged lady living on
Guernsey street, fell down stairs late Sum
day night and it is feared that her injuries
may prove fatal.
There is a whole host OF candidates for
the mayoralty of our city. and it begins TO
look Us though it will be hard to decide as
to who the best man is.
1t was Mr.. +. c. Morris in place of Ike
Morris, as stated in last weeks REGISTER
who purchased the property now occupied
by the Central Dining Rooms.
There was considerable of dispute in
council meeting Tuesday over the purchase
of safe from the nail mill for the mayors
office. Councilman Eberle slipped up to
the mill yesterday morning and purchase
the safe for his own use in the store, so the
controversy has been brought to an unex-
peCted terminus.
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NOTES ABOUT NAMES.
Personal Points About People That
Won Know,


J.J. Gilligan, of Grafton, is in the city.
Z. w. Brucs, of New York, is in the city.
Johnny Beuter, of GAINESVILLE, is in the
city.
Mr.. Chas. Piersen, of indianapolis, Ind,
is in the city.
We are glad to see Z. s Marshal Akin
son at his post again after painful illness.
Mrs J. X. Bell and James McWrcath, Of
West Alexander, were in the city yester-
day.
Edward Blayney and wife,o this county,
returned Sunday from an extended trip
through Ohio.
Mr.. VIII Mcdonald, the genial and eff.
cient book-keeper of the REGISTER, is i'll
with diphtheria.
Mr.. Thomas Cline and Miss Alice Fry, Of
this city, were married ~ West Alexander,
by Squire MaycS. yesterday.
Thos. II. Morris, of Bclaire, and S. A.
Gould of Philndelph were among tho
guests at the st. James yesterday.
Miss Virginia MrCarr"ll, Of Allegheny
city, Pa, Will arrive in the CITY to-day, on a
visit to her friend, Miss A. Virginia Hupp.
Mr. Benjamin Bridges and bride, and
Miss Bond all of PHI 'ladclphia, are in the
city, visiting Mr. Pearson, Of the Wheeling
Pottery.
Miss Ida Cavalier, of Harpers Ferry, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. Emma Beuter, OF
Chapline street. She expects to spend the
holidays in this city.
Mr.. Thomas Thomas, who for many years
worked in the nail mills Of this city, but
who is ut present employed ut Chattanooga,
is here visiting friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13

Such as Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
General Debility, Brain Exhaustion, Chronic
Constipation, Chronic DiarrhGa, Dyspepsia,or
LOSS OF NERVOUS POWER,
are positively cured by Fellows Compound
Syrup OF Hypophosphites.
AS phosphorus enters so largely into the
the animal economy, IL becoraes par chceLLr7,ce
other vitaliZng ingredients Of healthy Blood,
Nerve and Muscle. In Fellows Syrup OF Hypo-
phoSphites are combined all the substances
found necessary 10 insure robust health, and
whereas IL was invented with a view 10 sup
ply every deficiency, II certainly has perform
ed some wonderful cures.
MASCHEsTER, n. H., June Is, 1880.
Mr.. James /. Fellows:
DEAR SIR wish 20 acknowledge the great
benefit have received from the use OF Eel
lows Compound Syrup OF Hypophosphites."
j have been an invalid for nearly two years,
with Il bronchial affection that had become
eighty days In succession, besides the counsel
Of several Others. They gave me but little en-
enlargement, some OF them none. Last July
i was advised TO give your remedy trial. 1
did so, and In less than one week there was
marked Improvement for the better. have
continued its use from that time until the pre-
sent, improving all the time, and can truth
fully say am now more than a hundred per
cent better than when commenced It's use.
! have increased in weight about fifteen
pounds and my cough, which was fearful has
nearly disappeared. ] believe had 1t not been
for your Syrup should ere this have been be-
yOnd the cares OF life. Very truly yours,
ALBERT STORY.
No Do not be deceived by remedies bearing
similar name mo other preparation Is asubsti-
tute for this, under any circumstance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
POSTAL POINTS
OfInterest TO the Citizens of West vir.
ginia.

. The special service for Astoria, Taylor
county, has been discontinued.
Jesse J. Sturms has been appointed post
master at Sturm's Mills, Marion county.
A pOStOffiCe has been established at Dam
ielS, Raleigh county, with Lee Scott as
postmaster.
Col. Sterling has had plan of the inter
iOr of his poStotiice and its furniture pre-
pared for use at the office at Harrisburg,
whose postmaster requested that such plan
be furnished
The special service for Blaine, Hallecks
and Clinton Furnace, in Monongalia county,
has been discontinued. on the FairmOnt
and MorgantOwn speciality, and they are
now supplied from other sources.
Postmaster Sterling has arranged for the
delivery of mails from this city to Cadiz in
this wise: A man leaves Harrisyille at
A. NJ. and arrives here AZ ii A. NJ; returning,
leaves here at P. NJ. and arrives at Harris
Vile at 6P NJ. From Huntsville to Cadiz
the same method is used. Cope is left out
in the new route.
There is much dissatisfaction about the
way in which the river, route agents were
appointed. There are 1--WE Of them between
this city and Gallipolis, and three between
here and Parkersbu{g, and not one has
been selected from West Virgins, although
all the terminal points are in West Vir-
ginia. In the matter of the distribution of
routes on the B. & 90, there are sixteen
agents, and from these West Virginia is
entitled to ten, although she only gets four.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
STATE FAIR.
Annual Meeting for Election OF Officers
Last Night.

The Board of Directors of the State Fair
Association met at the Court House last
night for the purpose OF electing officers for
the ensuing year, present MesSrs. A. Rey-
man, George Hook, VIM. II. Exley, G. K.
Tingle, p. j.. Kimberly, &. Ed. Mendel, NJ.
Reilly, J. H. Hobbs and NJ. Lotus.
NJ. Reilly was called to the chair while
George Hook acted as secretary. An cleo
tion for officers resulted in the selection of
A. Reyman as President, Thomas Reilly as
Treasurer, and George Il. Tingle rs Secreta-
~ and Manager. Mr.. Tingle is also Cores
pOnding Secretary.
Messrs Robert Campbell, P. L. Kimber-
ly, Ed. Mendel G.. X. Tingle and George
Hook were appointed committee on
grounds; MeSsrs. r. Campbell, NJ. Reilly,
W. H. EXley, John Mcclure and J. II.
Hobbs were appointed committee on
buildings.
The Secretary was instructed to apply to
the National Trotting Association for date
between May a and p, 1882, for a spring
meeting
NJ. Reilly, P. L. Kimberly and J. H.
Hobbs were appointed a committee on sal
aries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
VIENNA.
yins the vsesim. Of the Great Dl'A'-

Hun y IDS tnt v 1eShh&S o. s&Ac 49,
ter.
vienna. December IAN immense con-
course of people wss present this morning
at ST. Stephens Cathedral, where solemn
mass Of requiem was celebrated for the re-
pose of the souls of the victims OF the late
FIRE. The cathedral was freely draPed In
black, and catafalgue erected which was
surrounded with exotic plants and candles.
The clergy entered the cathedral in process.
sion, followed by the Crown Prince. Arch,
dukes. members of the Impartial honsehoid
Court dignitaries, Ministers, members oil
ReiStsfath, representative of tho. army.
civil. Service: municipality, etc Bishop
Augeror officiated and the court opera
choir assisted. and their voices were almost
drowned by the agoniIed sobs OF the mourn
ers.
The large square in front of the Cathe-
dral and adjoining streets were filled by
many thousands of people. There were
so many people at the religious services
that the crowds at the great funeral servi-
ces in the cemetery was only moderate.
VIENNA, December 1.-THE common
grave for the unrecognized victims OF the
Ring Theatre fire in the Central Cemetery
is one hundred and fifty feet long and four
teen feet wide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
THE cot lSlS.

CIRCUIT COURT, PART ONE-JrDGE BOYD.
This court met at 8 A. NJ, yesterday, and
disposed of the following business:
State VS.. Morris McAdams, indicted for
robbery on the oath of Isaac Murdoch, Of
Ohio.
jury. II. Diehl, II. L. McCammOn,
John Mckee, Chas. BuSbcy, Vim. Adams,
Greeley Cox, James Emblem, James Nc
McCuIly, James Graves. George Wolf, A.
ID. Work and Robert Emblem.
Jordan and Good for State; Cracraft,
Dovener, Arnctt and Houston for defense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
DR.. FRAZIER'S
Root BitterS !

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and rcgu-
lar, make the weak strong, heal the lungs,
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood and
system of every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Head,
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever ana
Ague, bropsy, PimPles and BlotGhss S Tnsr
White Swelling Erysipelas, Sore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or DE,
bility caused from imprudence, and TO females
in delicate health, Frazier's Root Bitters are
especially recommended.
br Frazier: have used two bottles OF your
Root Bittcrs for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak
ness and Kidney Disease, and they did me
more good than the doctors and all the mcdi-
cine ever used, From the first dose took l
began TO mend, and am now In perfect
health, and feel as well as ever did. con.
slider your medicine one OF the greatest OF
blessings. Mis-. NJ, MAhliS
Sold by all druggists everywhere at sl.O per
bottle.
Logan & Co., Agents, Wheeling, w. Wa.
& O. Hamilton, gent Bellaire, u.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December l2-The Standard an
nounceS that fresh competition in tele,
graphic communication with America ana
India may be looked for from new COM
pany, to be launched next month.
A circular converting a private meeting
at the Mansion House, tomorrow, the Lord
Mayor presiding, in aid of the Irish Prop
erty Defense Association, is issued by the
Duke of Sutherland. Lord Claude Hamil-
ton. Lor Stafford and Col. kingscote.
In the pigeon shooting match to-day, be-
tween DR.. Carver and Gordon, 100 pigeons
each, for 900 pounds side, DR.. Carver
standing at 81 yards aud Gordon "A yards.
Carver using one hand, Gordon killed u
birds and Carver 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
strike OF Hot-Iron Feeders.

Yesterday morning several learning boys
were put to work on the COld-iron machines
ut the Top Mill. The hOt-irOn feeders, be-
ieving that injustice had been done to the
striking cOld-iron feeders, demanded that
these boys should be discharged. The nail
erS having refused to discharge the boys,
the hOt-feederS to the number of forty-eight
struck, and refused to work. Last night a
meeting of the feeders was held at the Sec
ond Ward Market House, and it was deter
mined by them that they would not
return to their work until the nailers be.
discharged the Learning G0ys and sent for
them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
River News.

Water feet inches and stationary.
The Wyoming is expected up to-day.
The tow boat A. J. Graham passed up
yesterday.
The Carrier will pass down on Thursday
morning for ST. LOuis.
The Little Annie, Capt Seamon, is at
Marietta, and will probably arrive at Wheel
ing this afternoon.
The Andes came in last night from Gin
cinnati. She will leave on the return trip
at o'clock this afternoon.
A big river is expected as there were
three inches of snow on the mountains
above this point Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
TrnnsEers orPrnnertY.

The following transfers were admitted to
record yesterday by Recorder Hook:
A deed made December u, 1881. by Mary
T. MCGEE to J. w. Moore and Thornton
for 500
A deed made December -. 1881, by W.
J. W. COwden to August Marquardt for q
small piece Of ground on the Island for $40.
A deed made December 5, 1881, by the
Riverside Building Association 10 Maria,
wife of Patrick Thompson, for a certain
piece OF property in the Fourth ward for
S6T5. = $50
A deed made December II, 1881, by L.
Marquardt and husband 10 w. J. w. Cow
den for piece OF ground on the Island for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
AT SCHwERTFEGER's.
To Register Readers who Are Buying
Holiday Presents

A reporter of this paper was yesterday
shown through the trunk house of Mr..
Scwertfeger, on Main street. This is the
only establishment in the State that manu-
features its own trunks, and the stock is
large and varied and is superior through
out, both in style, strength and finish to
Eastern manufactured goods.
But il was more with reference to smaller
articles in Mr.. Scowertfeger's line that the
attention of the reporter was called and
many Of which would make superb holiday
presents. Among them were some elegant
imported lap robes of exquisite workman
ship and splendid texture. In other robes
he has fine variety in splendid patterns
at all prices. His display of boys, mems
and ladies' saddles, and other horse furni
ture; in sstchels, trunks, valises, travelling
bags and so on, the array is fine one and
it will pay you to drop in there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS
st. James Hotel. December Il, 1881.

e + Basonan, Valley Sayers, Knoxville Ky
Grove, W Va TR Swaney; Washing
Miss Bowman, Valley ton, Pa
Grove, W Va H wilson, ally
Q. Reid, Pittsburgh Rockwell, Chicago
Nm II Bell, waynsbgD Peterson Chicago
Jno NJ Evans, BellaireS A Gould, Phila,phia
q w Groves, city VS. Salisbury, b & o
Mr. HennaKAn wife,
Steubenyile Con Grover q Wue, Bal
Pat Steman. EastL pool timore .
Grimes, Glen E'sonJ u Conneil, Cleveland
Jno G Davidson, Wash e MCrymbles sandy
ton Territoy W Brues, New YORK
II L Freeman, ColbusH s Miller, Pittsburgh
r L Kean, Columbus w Denney, Cantn, o
c Edwards, PittsbghW Lakewood, city
W Mitchell, ZanesvilleR Stewart, Lendondry
G. II Shinn, Fairmont Ohio
w c Pomeroy, FairmtW McLane, Canton
T II Morris Bellaire II W Clark, Stsu'vus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-13
CHINA.

SAN FRAYcIsCo, December l2.-Hong
Kong advices by the Burger say: Lewis
Marshall, of the United States Consulate
at Shanghi, suicided October 10Th by sever
ing an artery in the arm.
The American ship, Humboldt, was
wrecked at Linren Island, October End,
W. c, Clinton, second mate. and the Chi
nese steward and cook drowning. The
others gained land, and were taken of by
the steamer Gordon Castle.
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AMUsEMENTS.
Pun on THE BRISTOL.

Fun on the Bristol will be given at the
Opera House this evening The only COM
mentary we can make on its popularity is
that nearly every seat down stairs is sold.
1t is one of the best shows on the stage.
Tickets for Buffalo Bill are now on sale at
Wilson & Banners.
Tickets for Mahn's Comic Opera this
mOrninp