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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-01
BELLARE.

WIN DRnford squite sick.
Col c. S, s. Baron and wife were in town
Monday.
Adaashter Of Mrs. Crawford was buried
Monday,
An infant child of W. H, Caldwell, OF
Gravel Hill, was buried Monday.
Rev. Wallace, during his stay here, was a
guest OF Mr.. John Biglow, an old school
mate.
Mrs, D, ]. Murray Is home again after stay
OF several months in other places to avoid the
diphtheria.
NV. Coulson is home after long drum;
ming tour, looking as II his new work had
agreed with him.
A little watch box Is being built on the roof
OF the Troll building for the entrance OF the
telephone wires to the central office.
The Second NJ. E. church has succeeded,
under Rev, Payne's management OF the les
tiyal last week, In freeing itself from debt
The Indian and 'the other medicine man
have run their rivalry into the law, and "the
other" man was fined for using proIane Ian
guage.
Some boys played "Hallow Eve" too soon,
Sunday night, and oneof them falling into
the hands OF the police had to pay fine and
costs amounting to over five dollars.
It's hardly to be expected that the police
men who run across the geese and pigs that
abound in our streets, should take them up
when they have to fight the owners single
handed.
A young man who would never have
thought OF such thing II sober, at late
hour Sunday attacked street car driver,
much to the dlsmay OF the lady passengers,
all because the car was not stopped as soon as
he thought II should have been,
"a house for rent In any part OF town
any kind ofa houser' Is the cry In BellaIre
lust now. Such demand rs there is now
was probably never felt before II some Of
those who own lots, us investments would
put tenement houses on them this fall, they
would certainly have much moro valuable
investment
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Minnie Palmer, r, II. Graham and an ex-
cellent company, will play VIM. Gilrs
comedy, In four acts, with the above title, at
the Opera House this evening. As the event
Is looked upon with considerably more than
usual interest some description OF the plot
and play may not DO inappropriate:
The comedy abOunds In charming music,
vocal and instrumental, solos, duets, &c,
"Tina' is a young country lass, having been
educated In the city and humored by her
parents ("Mr. and Mrs. Ilatzel") in al the
extravagant ideas OF dress and city fashions.
''Tony," rolliCking German lad, fresh from
Fatherand, ut work for 'HTlna's" father, de.
votes the most OF his time 10 Cultivating u
natural talent for painting, singing &c, 4
mutual affection springs up between Tina
and Tony" and the course OF their true
love runs smoothly until an adventures and
her brother come into their Eden. They, as
summer boarders, are entertained by
the "lIatzels. "Mrs. Fleeter," learning that,
ut tho death Of an uncle In Germany Tony
will inhcrtvNst estates and title, determines
to win his hand With her brother she en-.
tees Tony to the city, where he Is subjected
to II systematic process OF Fleeing, While
hismOnev Is furnishing capital for gamb
ling house, he believes It's being invested In
legitimate enterprises. lie Is encouraged tC
plunge into designations and thus bring
about physical disaster OF which he had
been warned by DR.. Oliver His eyes DO
come suddenly sightesS. DR.. Oliver reveal.
to him the true character OF Mrs. Fleeter and
her brother. Tina, who has come to the city
to see relatives, takes advantage OF the
occasion to call on Tony, who has now
become n Count, finds him IL his hour oil
atiliCtiOn, and induces him to return to the
farm and forever rid himself OF the evil asso.
Citations Of Mrs. Fleeter and Harold. by dc
voted caro- on the part OF Tina and DR.. Oliver
Tony slowly RECEIVERS his eyesight During
the days Of convalcscence Tony has ample
opportunity TO compare the golden virtues
OF Tim with the worldly SelhShness OF Mrs
Flccter; and with the return OF health finds
Il longing In his heart for tho reciprocatlon
Of his first and lasting love. Tina at first
doubts his sincerity Mrs. Flceter comes
upon the scene with q last hope Of winning
Tony. She receives chilling assurances that
her presence Is not required, and the happy
union Of Tina and Tony closes pretty
every day scene In life. The moral Of the
comedy Is wholesome and II depicts scenes
| familiar To every audience
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ions He Is proud Of Il, and justly, too,
During the season several receptions will be
given at the rink
AS enploye Of the BenWood mill quarry,
living in South Wheeling had 81 limb broken
in the quarry yesterday.
A LrTrLE soS Of Mr.. Grade, the Wholesale
druggist, fell down stairs yesterday morning
and severely bruised his arm.
THERE was very pleasant juvenile party
given at the residence Of John A. Mendel,
Esq, on the Island last night
THE boys at the LaBslle glass house are in
clined to go on q strike similar to that the
boysa the Central and Nall City works have
been INDUCING In.
THE cold feeders at the Riverside Nail
works at noon yesterday, struck for an In
crease Of wages, They have been receiving
two-tifths OF the price paid the nailers, and
they ask one-hali,
The Beethoven and Maennerchor societies
went down to Bellaire last night as the guests
OF the Liederkranz Of that city. They did
not return till the wee sma hours this
morning, and reported good time.
The new furniture for the offices in the
Custom House arrived in the city yesterday
There is u carload OF 1t, and the car will be
run up on the Hempheld road on Sixteenth
street TO the Custom House and unloaded. :
Tue Wheeling Opera House Orchestra As,
ISOLATION Is taking in passive members, and
1t proposes during the winter to give several
concerts for the benefit OF these members,
This idea is meeting with great favor and
large number have already Joined.
LIEUTENANT SYLyIs reports eighty arrests
for last month, distributed as follows: Syl'
Wis 5; Dunlap 10; Junkins II; Fngate o
Morris 10; Barum 3; Williams 4; Combs 8
I.istOn .; Kennedy 5; Steinbicker 0, and
Specials Young l. Byles II; sOles o. Bell l
and Smith |.
OFFICER STIINBICKER yesterday morning ar
rested Jim Harriet, moulder who has lately
been serving term In the work house, The
reason for the arrest was this: Harriet It !;
said, offered to treat cOuntryman nance
BeCroft, and after getting him into the SalOOr
drew u revolver and told the cOuntryman t.
treat.
LAST night was IAN Hallow Fem" ant
was observed In the usual ways by the boy
and girls. Door bells were rung, knoCker
sounded, and corn ratified against tho win
dows. The girls tried their fortunes In tin
old ridiculous ways IT only comes once /
year, fortunately for the peace OF the com
munity.
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PRRsONAL PENcIIlNGs


ANN4t 8AaAA GANAAe ANAAMA-3aA4lA AAA
SEINE Private individuals.
George Adams and family left for the South
last evening
Col. C. H. Besll, Of Brooke county, was in
the city yesterday,
Capt B, B, DoverneF returned home last
night from business trip.
Charlie Hirsch, Of the B. { o. road, arrived
home last evening after short absence.
City Surveyor Peterson Is out the line OF
the W. & L, Z, railroad on professional
trip.
Mr.. Dick Howell left on the p, W. L Ky.
last evening for Philadelphia, after short
and pleasant visit in the city,
Capt. Ed. TAFT, the we'll known genial ex-
conductor Of the p, W, L KY, arrived in
the city last evening on a short visit,
Miss Libbie Reed, the artist, and Miss Flo.
Wilson, OF Wheeling, were In the city Satur-
day, the guests Of Mrs, George r, Grafton
BslLairs Independents
Capt Charlie List left on the p, G. &st l.,
last evening for Cincinnati, from which
point he will start the Sidney this evening ioI
this point, the rising river being sufficient u
float the steamer,
Messrs. Charlie Moenkemoeller and Adam
Blum, together with several other gentlemen,
went to Wellsburg last evening TO attend q
social hop at the residence Of Misses Fannie
and Ella Mason, Of that place.
Harry Leonard, stage manager of the Arad.
envy Of Music, Is back at his post, after q visit
TO Baltimore, where he was called by the
serious illness Of his brother. His familiar
face was welcomed by the audience last night
Mr.. Hugh Brown, Of steubenville, Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. John Frew.-WHEELlSG
lNTELLIGENCER Hugh goes to Wheeling quite
frequently, WewOuldn't be surprised II he
went to see somebody elses sister.-Seubea
rifle Gazette.
Last evenings steubenyille Gnsctic says
Mrs Il. l.. Decker, who has been visitInE
her sister, Mrs. John II. Downs, In Wheel
ing, for tho last two weeks, returned hOmI
to-day" Mr.. Decker, who Is connected will
the Ga:ette'S local staff, accompanied hi
wife.
Campbell Sweeney and Ollie Miller left las
evening on the b. so. midnight train TO
New Orleans, q dispatch having been receives
from Captain Sweeney calling them to resume
their places on the steamer Corona, rnnDIDJ
In the cotton trade. Mr.. Sweeney isCerk ant
Mr.. Miller engineer.
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VlcEsBuRo, October 3l.-Weathcr clear and
cool. Thermometer 90. The river has risen
! inches by the gunge, and now stands % feet
2 inches. The steamer Bell Memphis landed
to-day at the elevator in front OF the city.
Up: Gins. Z. ChautiauroOn and VIII KYLE.
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CINCINNATI, October 3i.-River D feet 0
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cool,
The regular POmeroy packets resume to.
morrow,
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Take "eLAck:paAuaar" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by Logan h Co.

OK the new schedule, an.Handle trains
will leave the city as follows: For Pitts.
burgh, 6:41 A. NJ; steubenvillc and points
west, s:52 A. Nj Pittsburgh 1882 P. n. and AL
p NJ The 4:47 p. ". train now makes close
connection al Wheeling Junction for Colum.
bus and Cincinnati, arriving at Columbus al
1;26 P. N. and Cincinnati at4 AN.
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Mr.. John A. Lash, the jeweler, Is already
preparing for the coming holiday trade. III
Ia receiving new goods almost every day. and
has in stock fine assortment OF all the latest
and freshest novelties In his line. Now Is The
time, before the rush begins, TO call and eX.
anime these beautiful goods at your leisure.
Mr.. LASH has recently had telephone put III
bis store for the convenience Of his patrons.
His number Is G Il.
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Chlcngo Excur.fon.

Tuesday, November sth, the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tickets from Wheel
ing to Chicago and return for eight dollars,
tickets good returning ten days from date Of
sale. TRIMS leave the Baltimore y Ohio
depot at $50 a, N. and 1880 p NJ, city time.
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Mn. Isaac POWELL, the owner OF the Wal.
nut street Livery Stables, Lancaster, Pa
writes: used ST. jacobs oil on horse that
was badly gallee II removed the soreness
and healed more rapidly than any prepare.
ton ever saw.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

THE Texas Tribune says. "The late 'atmos.
pherical freshness has brought on many
cases Of Coughs and Colds, and Dr.. Dhllis
Cough Syrup Is In greater demand Than
sver." Price only % cents.
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The statistics Of grape and wine prUlNc.
tion In the United States show that West
diees annually an average Of Il Ol0 gallons
Of wine, which will sell In the markets, on
the average, for $6i ,40i 80 OF this amount
Ohio county produces 1880 gallons, valued
al $i4,E25. There are In this county 1870
aofes devoted 10 grapes, and the average
Weld per acre Is $3.50 pounds Of grapes. OF
these, about one.hali only, are used for
wine The others being sold fOt table con.
sumption. Three hundred gallons OF wine
mar acre il the average production, and y Is
1liotetI Al scyenty.hvG cents per gallon, Ohio
county ranks first In acreage and production
ihonfh much Of the wine made elsewhere In
lie State L valued at considerably higher
figure West Virginia ranks tenth among
thn aislNs AZ wine grower, and the tenden.
~ 4 toward q higher posi- lion, the, prospect
fsIhe that In another decade the yalue. OF the
,ciwse nFninced will be no small Item In tho
ineome 81 Tie people Of West Virginia.
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RECoLLECr that for marasmus, debility, ma
laria, dyspepsia, liver complaint and other
disabilities aud disorders tho Liebig Co.'S Coca
Beef Tonic Is Incompatible. Beware OF imi-
tations, TTh&S
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Ex.Soldcrs aud Their Heirs.
Fellows Compound Syrup Of HypophoSites
Real Estate Bulletin.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Auction Sale Of Furniture.
Store for Sale.
Room for Rent.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis Hallway
Timetable.
Young Man Wanted,
Andy Names Has Fortune.
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TIM Silver Medal awarded by the westvif.
ginia State Fair Association Il another eyi.
dence Of the superior quality Of the "ENtEtl
sioR" BAKING POWDER. r1lMF
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JUST RECETyED-A new line Of Sil.
yerware. Call and see II. MILLER &
FRANzHEIM, No. 1900 Market Street.
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"wHAr every one says mnst be true" that
"Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup has no equal for
coughs and colds. Try It. Price 25c.
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ENBRothERiSa stLKs, silk floss, knittingHlk,
linen and cotton floss, all colorS and shades,
nj Nnn q. Rnih's
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You can buy you need In the way
OF dry goods, notions, ZephyrS Germantown
woods, stocking yarns, &o., al Geo. q. ROtli's
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ZErHYR YARNS, Germantown Woods, FAX.
Ony Yarns A fine assortment Of the best
grades al George q. RotliS, 2lO0 and 0IQ1
Main street,
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TIN doctors said my wife had sonaump.
tIon.. Tried 'IdndSey's BLOOD Searchef, and
she has better health than ever q, II,
Hubbard Hampden Ohio,
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CONE and SEQ our splendid stock Of dry
goods, Just received, at Nos. 2lOO and 2lO2
Main street, GEo. q. liOTII.
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" you wish to eat good bread use silveI
Lake Flour. 1t is the best,
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing IA S0unplcaant, nothing 50 common NJ
bud breath, and IN nearly every case II comes from
tho stomach, and can bO 10 GSily corrected II you
Will take simmons Liver Regulator. Do not Neglect
also improve yOurappetitc complexion and general
hpalth
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RIVER NEWS.
Notes Gathered Along the Hank AbOu
the H0RtS,

Notes Gathered Along the Hank About
the H0RtS,
Tho Sciota will leave for sistesyillGa at .
o'clock to-day,
The Telegram yesterday resumed It's Clar-
rington trips. The 0'NGal has been running
in that trade,
The Abner 0'Neal will resume It's Steuhen-
vile trips to-day. She looks handsome In
her coat OF new paint,
The steamer Sidney will leave Cincinnati
Tuesday, November LIST, for Wheeling, and
return to Cincinnati from this port on Satur-
day.
The Welcome and Return were yesterdays
Parkersburg boats, II the Diurnal does not
resume to-day the Science will be to.day's
boat,
The river last evening indicated depth in
the channel OF feet inches and rising
about one.quarter Of an inch per hour A
faster rise Is looked for to-day, and steam.
boatmen arc rubbing their hands In glCeful
anticipation OF enough water to float the
steamers,
The new steamer Good Intent, Capt.
Purdy's new boat, will be ready for inspection
Wednesday and Thursday. J. i. lIarnhll Is
engaged In putting the boilers on her Bell
aire, and will be through by that time, Capt,
purdy Is talking Of putting this boat In the
Bellaire and Wheeling trade.
The reports from the head waters Of the Ohio
show considerable ruin fall last night but
the river has not yet been affected much. II
rained all night at Brownsville, and tho river
Is rising at all points above Brownsville, A
rise OF two inches Is reported at MOrganOwn.
More rain Is yet needed to make good rise.
Capt. Jack Davis, OF tho Alex. Swift, has
been In this neighbOrh0od having sort Of
reunion with oil OF his old friends and
neighbors. The Captain was raised about
West Wheeling, but has not seen his relatives
and friends for years until last week, and TO
say that he had u time but gives slight Idea
Of his picnic.
EVANSVILLE, October 3l.-Departed: Thos.
D. Fite, Nashville; John +. Hopkins, Cairo;
Evansville, Bowling Green; Dora Cabler,
Connection. No arrivals, Weather cloudy
and cool. Mercury 81. River 2.l0 feet and
rising. The Dora Cabler met the Golden
Crown at French Island. The Silver Cloud
leaves for Cincinnati tomorrow. Business
brisk.
VlCEsBuR0, October 3l.-Weathcr clear and
cool. Thermometer 90. The river has risen
7 inches by the guage, and now stands % feet
inches. The steamer Bell Memphis landed
to-day ut the elevator in front Of the city
Up: Gins. 2. ChautiauroOn and VIII Kyle.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3l.-River rising
4 feet 10 inches IN canal 9 feet 10 inches III
chute on the falls. Business fair. Weather
clear and chilling. The life.saying boat was
towed over from Jacksonville and mOOrel
at the dam, opposite Fifth street.
CINCINNATI, October 3l.-Riyer 0 feet 0
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
The regular POmeroy packets resume to.
morrow.
CAIRo, ILL.,, October 31.-Dcparted: WP.
Holiday, New Orleans, "a. NJ. River Q! feet
0inches and falling. Clear thermometer G3.
PtrrsBuRam, October 3i.-Riyer s inches on
the marks and rising Weather cloudy and
cooler,
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day at
D1LL0N'S Jewclry Store.
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How often does slight Cough or Cold lead
TO the most serious consequences. Keep DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup at home. Physicians
prescribe II. Thousands take II. Price %
cents,
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west via Pan Handle Route, Tuesday,
November sth, 1ss1-rIeketa Good for
Ten Days.
Encouraged by the patronage In former
years, the Pittsburgh, CINCINNATI 4 ST. Louis
Railway COmpany-pan Handle ROute-an.
nounce that liz low rate fall excursion TO
Chicago and the Northwest will be run OH
Tuesday, November Sth. As tickets will be
good for ten days, eXCutSiohists will have
ample time to see the great city Chicago, or
visit friends and relatives In the Northwest.
In purchasing excursion tickets, our friends
should bear In mind that by the Pan Handle
Route adequate accommodations will be pfo.
vided that cars will run through from all
principal points, that connections are made
In Union depots and further, that the Pan
Handle Route Is the shortest line. Excursion
train will leave Wheeling at s;b5 A. NJ, ar.
riving at Chicago al 1870 A. n. the following
day. Fare for round trip IS 90 only. For
further information address J. NJ. BeIleyille,
agent T., W. 4 Ky. depot, or John Baiile
ticket agent, city office, under Mcclure House,
-$t$-
Beauty, health, and happiness iof ladies
in "WlNs OF oARpvla
For sale BY Logan 4 Co,
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CAIRo, ILL.,, October 31.-Dcpartel: W. r.
Holiday, New Orleans, 8 A. N. River 2! feet
0inches and falling. Clear; thermometer G3.
PtrrsBuRalr, October 3i.-Riyer inches on
the marks and rising. Weather cloudy and
cooler.
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The following Is tho Letter Carriers report
Of the mail matter handled by them during
the month Of October
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WAtLs CASv4s, Stripe Canvas VgTdS,q 'al,as
Dafnnett &o., Zephyr, crochet ana Ahi''''s
needles, ii Geo, e. h0thA
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G. 1Ioth's
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ptLLHEAns, LETTER HEADS, &C.
~ Tes ne9. HIll Head .s z Letter Head. NOE
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sroP at Nos. 200 and 2lO2 Main street for
your underwear for ladies, children, and
gents. A fine assortment. Gro. u. R0TIL.
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IF YOU feel dull drowSy, LebllltatGd, have IRE.
duGnt headache, mouth taSios badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated, YOU RrU suffering from torpid
liver or hIllOuSnGS aud nothing vi cure YOU 70
speedily and permanently AZ 10 take Simmons Liver
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THE usual merchants lunch al The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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EOR SALE OR RENT
IL FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
offer for sale the fine threstOry brick building
situate on the West sldGOi MarkCtStpCt, iewdOOrl
below Second WaHl Market House. formerly gri'
pied by lAchmAn 4 Dnrt, @ Wholesale prJduce
store. Tho building II finished AlOyC The lint loot
with eleven rooms and II occupied a. q boarding
house. and the inst ilOOr Is argCanh ClpEanttOrp'
room with cellar and the loom, 10th Tor aEadly
and location IL the best for the produce business a
the city. AlSO for rent from isL Of Aptll next u,
q. 8IiItivER, I'LL Main street. il0
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"wINE OF oARDUI" four times day
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makes happy household,
For sale by Logan Il Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-24
A GrowI from a Dancer.

A local correspondent, writing to the
SENTINEL, says "I notice in your report
of the Knights of Pythias ball that you
fail to give the customary compliment to
the band for their "sweet music" while
your evening contemporary goes into costa
sizes over it. Without desiring to wound
the feelings Of the musicians who played
on that occasion, I must say that their
efforts are subject to criticism. They did
not furnish as good music as the Knights
and their friends had reason to expect. At
times 1t was simply execrable. One of the
prime pleasures Of dancing is inspiring
music, and a failure to obtain that is a
serious drawback to the efforts of n
society who intend to entertain themselves
and friends with a dance. The time when
anything is good enough for Eureka has
passed, and it. is to be hoped that Prof.
Plumhoff and his able corps of artists will
do themselves justice when next they ap-
pear before the public. Also, let them
give US something new" There is consid-
cradle food for reflection in the above for
our musicians. The universal verdict on
Tuesday evening, especially among the
ladies, was that the music was not up to
the usually good standard Of the band. In
the reporters hurry to write up his report
of the ball the matter was overlooked
otherwise he would not have given the cor
respondent o nance to'growl.