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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

Railroad Notes ExeuFsIoniAts visit the
HastiIs-FlOater ROund-EIectIOns, DC.
&C., dc.

Railroad Notes ExeuFsIoniAts visit the
BastIIS-PlOaleF ROund-EIeetIOns, &c.
60, dc.
MouSDsylLtE, W. Va, May 81.
Correspondence Of the 1ntelllSGnetr.
The railroad fever is still epidemic here
and oil l have spoken to on the subject
express the utmost confidence in the fina
success Of the road, and also that IL viii
10 great benefit to Moundsville. May
all their fondest hopes be realized.
The 81. Lawrence excurslonists stopped
yesterday on their way home and visited
the Peniteptiary. They contributed theil
mite 10 replepish the treasury OF that In.
stitution, |. Q. the library fund. They arc
highly spoken Of by all who saw them.
There has been quite an excitement
during the week on account Of the finding
Of the body OF colored man drowned
near the mouth Of Grave Greek. The in.
quest failed 10 develop the fact that there
was foul play, but some think there
was. One thing Is certain, though-that
whisky was the prime cause Of the drown.
Ing.
The borough election takes place on
next Thursday, and although the candi.
dates spoken Of are numerous, still there
is but little feeling manifested. Some
think the old officers will be 70 elected,
while others want o change. The chief
interest In Tho contest will center In the
City SergeanCy.
The corporation also votes on the rail.
road subscription aG that time.
The general verdict Is that Supefintend.
ent West, Of the penitentiary, will be fully
90 popular as Colonel Bridges, both with
The employees Of the prison and the con.
victs. He is Of present engaged III reno.
waiting the Warden's building, by Calso.
mining, painting, &c.
The election for County Superintendent
Of Schools resulted In the choice OF ]. W.
P, Reid, 10 fll the position. Mr.. Reid is
we'll qualified, has filled the position be.
fore and will doubtless make an efficient
officer.
d. j. A, Fullerton. pastor Of The NJ. E.
Church, is At present In Preston county,
where be oiIiCiates In the dedication OF q
church tomorrow. His pulpit will be
allied In his absence by Mr.. Dryden, Of
Wheeling. X,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

The sale OF tickets for the ~. Lawrence
excursion TO steubenyllle under the man
aSement oil. the Lyric Opera Company
went OF very lively yesterday. Mr.. O. Y
Lucas interviewed on the subject said
that instead OF urging people to come and
buy be possibly might be compelled b
stop the sale for want Of Accommodations Il
the other days proved as favorable for 9
crowd 90 yeslerday's was, The excursion
party leaves, as Is now pretty generally
known, on next Friday evening at 1886
O'Clock. Music both ways and refresh
menta down on the boat. Certainly cheap
entertainment and travelling for one dol
lar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
CAPITOL CULLIHG1.
Memorabilia Of MAtIeFS Gathered IN and
AbOHt the Slate BOnse.

AuuuA Nut DNnlo HOUSE,
Secretary Of State StalnRker yesterday
Issued certificate Of incorporation to the
Kanawhs and Raleigh R. R, Go. Tor the
purpose Of constructing o railroad from
the mouth Of Calvin creek, KAnaWhA
county, to a point on Clear Fork OF Big
Coal run. The principal office shall be at
Philadelphia, Pa, and the certificate per
petual. The capital stock is $3.50, 900 dl'
Vided into shares OF 800 each. The cor
porators are James A. Wright, Edward NJ
Davis and Henry O. Davis, all oil PhtlR'
delphia, and VIM. H. Dewes, oil Carkin,
KAnRwhA county, W. Va.
A certificate was also issued TO the
evans Mining and Milling Company
for the purpose OF mining, reducing, mill,
ing and concentrating ores in the State O.
Colorado, containing gold, silver, lead
copper and other metals, and Tor the pur'
pose Of purchasing, operating and selling
mines aud mills in said State; and for sell
ing gold, silver, lead copper and Other
metals; and 10 buy and sell, own and dea
in any real or personal property necessary
to the transaction Of the business OF said
company,
Mass., and the certificate shall expire
May 4.h, 1900. One hundred thousanC
dollars have been subscribed as the capita
stock, Of which $4,000 have been paid In
The shares are 81 each, Of which Geo
Fl. Towle and Mark Folsom hold 4,5OI
shares each, Fred House 1900 shares
Henry Towla 900 shares and +. ]. Tuttlt
100 shares, all Of Boston.
TuE rooms in the Capitol are cleane
and more inviting in appearance than thel
have been since the building was erected
WoRK was begun yesterday upon tn
excavations for the foundation OF the Sol
dieTs' Monument at the southwestern cor
ner Of the Capitol pavement, Philil
Schuele Ia doing the work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

Take Tho whites Of twelve eggs, beat
them TO stiff roth on large platter
with silver folk: beat In also one tearup.
FIJI granuIRted sugar and one tablespoon.
Iul extract Of vanilla; stir gently into this
one teaCupinl siited i0ur with one meas
IRE Of "Bannet" Baking Powder mixed
thoroughly through the dry flour; don't
grease your pans; bake forty minutes In q
moderate oven which musl not he opened
Tor fifteen minutes. When cold remove
from pan by loosing the edges with q case
kDite. Spresd over with an icing made Of
the whites Of two eggs beaten stiff, and
one tesCnpiul powdered sugar. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

Tho prospects are excellent for the
ADDE'S starting with quite large number
Of excursionists, tomorrow, 10 Cincinnati
and return. A conductor on the Pewiky
road informed an INrRLLiaEScRR reporter
that be heard II reported In Sttub6uVile
that patty OF ladies and gentlemen from
tina. town we're talking Of making the trip.
It will certainly be a delightful one, and
anyone who can possibly GO should take
advantage Of II. 1tis the boss boat Tor an
excursion patiy or ordinary travel either.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
II Dies Hard.

New YORK, May 23.-The walking
match In progress ut Gllmore's Garden
promises 10 result In peCuniary loss ID
those concerned. AT noon 10 day lees than
one hundred spectators we're in the build
ing, and the total receipts are triae ovel
$500. Brown and Dalton were then out oil
the race, aud Cox in his tent, with only
40s miles, suffering from rheumatism
Brown and Dalton retired between and
7 O'Clock, the former having 29l miles and
the latter 27t Hughes held the lead al
noon with score Of S03 miles; Vest next
with 70 miles, and Llttlewood was third
with ISL miles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

A groat deal Of CONSERVATION was caused
about the corner Of Fourteenth and South
streets yetletdsy forenoon by the antics
OF a dog that eyinced all signs Of hydro.
phobla, crashing bis teeth, biting any
thing and everything that came In his
way, ioaming at the mouth, &c. Several
attempts were made to kill him, but moth.
Ing was accomplished until Frank Nc.
Sherry ran up 10 the animal with q club
and killed him. Frank deserves much
credit for his bravery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

MesSrs. John Il IA. Murdoch, The well
known florists Of Pittsburgh, offer OIL
Wholesale and retail an immense etock oil
the choicest and best grown tea and
monthly roses, yerbenSs, .paAsies, hello
tfope, Colens, tdbe roses, feveftew, petu.
MAS, gladiolus, dahllss, etc. They also
make specially OF furnishing fine flowers
and smilax for weddings, funerals and
other occasions. Prompt attention given
to kilograms. They have no agenCy In
Wheeling, 80 all orders should be I'D.
dressed 10 No. liz Smithasld street, Pitts
bufgh, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
T,..,,s,s ot Reni s.,a,e,

Tie following deeds in fee were admit
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday;
Deed made November let, 1850, by Al.
f,ed KimminR 10 James Elliott, for theit
inte,eat In one.third Of an acre Of ground
inihe FAitvlew School House lot for one
dollar. , ,ooo a.. ,,,..,
Ktmmlns and vile 10 ames Elliott iGl
1888 acres IS poles Of land in TttsdeIphiA
Tor 5000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

This court met at O'Clock and die.
posed OF the following buOlneSs:
Il. Q. Hoffman, Esq, Of Columbus, wee
admitted to practice In this Court on mo.
ton Of Governor Jacob. m
II. MithotI 4 20. vs.. The Wheeling Iron
and Nail 10. An action 10 recover the
difference in the prices Of nails between
tue times Of selling and delivery. Jacob,
Cochran and Hoffman for plaintiff, and
W. =, Hubbard for defendant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
FOR aUNlclPAL JUDGE.
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
Ghe 1ntelIi9eufer.
00s0si NOs. Is Rnd n Fourteenth street.,
FOR MUNlGIpAL JUDGE.


Sealed Propogals-Curbing, Crossings
Sc-[ heSd Of local.
Carpet swtepera-Nesbitt y Bro.
For Salo-Edgington Lane Residence.
For SaIe-Valuable Property. =,
Time able-BAltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
For sAle-Horse, Harness and Wagon.
Proposals for Brick.
For sale-Dairy Farm.
Dissolution Notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

THE sectetcf recruiting the vital ptin.
Ciple IL discovered in TUFTS Pills. In
liver affections, dizziness, headache, COS.
hvgness, dyspepsia, fevers Of all kinds,
dysentcry, hatulence, heartburn, eruptious
Of tho spin, nervousness, bilious collie, loss
Of appetite, and alltroubles Of the bowels
their curative effects are marvellous.
They are truly the sfllCted's ftiend.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

WARRINGTON, D. O., May 2l,-lA. NJ
For Tsnness06 and the Ohio Valley,
warmer Bontheast 10 southwest wlnds,
Ideal rains and partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, east to south winds, fall
INK barometer, local rains in the western
norton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
Did lie Marry MA AUNT

New YoRx, May 2S.-The Telegram hal
the following Vienna special: A some
what astonisGing assertion Ia made by 9
French paper published here, after Ions
genealogical dlFqulsitlon, that Prince Ru
1olph, IN marrying Princess Stephanle
married hia own aunt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

Points About People nj HOME n

Points About People n HOME AnI
Abroad
Hon. @. E. Wells, Of Gloyet's Gap, ls 1t
the city.
Simon Kline, st., Is visiting friends In
Alphs, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Brown. Of Sleuben.
vile, are whiting Mrs. John Ftew.
Capt. Billy Brown, Of the Hempaeld,
put In an appearance yesterdiy after a
months absetce on account oil sickness.
Our clever ifienn John Carmichael has
been promoted 10 the position oil baggage
master and express messenger on the
Cumberland accommodation, vice John j.
Scott advanced 10 conductor.
John ]. Scott, for several vests faithful
and obligihg baggage.mastet on the Gum.
berand accommodation, has been pro.
NOTED conductor oil The same train, asstim.
Ing his new duties yesterday morning,
Capt. Scott is a squAte.headed man and
will make first class conductor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

HARMoStE.M SSNERcHoR Excursion ID
steubenvllle, o., Thnfsday, May 28th, on
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis
Railroad. Train leaves Wheeling al 4:52
P. " returning, leaves steubenville al 10
O'Clock. Tickets on sale al Opera Honse
Office and at Hatpef's Hat Store, corner
Eleventh and Main streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
"WlNE OF oAapuI" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menStruAtion.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.


Al this time OF the year good Turkish
bath will do more to cleanse out your sys
tenn and put you in good order for the
summer than ten dollars worth Of medi
cine. The establishment Ia on the east
side OF Market street. below Fourteenth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
"sLAck.pRAyoArn cures dy.pep.
No, Indigestion and heartburn,
For sale by Logan 4 Go.

CARbUSobEs, Felops, Boils, Sores oilong
standing, such As Ulcers, Abseesee, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of A knile
or poultice, BY Using Mrs. Iulye Myeta
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
Rheunn, Etyipelas, 9olt and liberated
Coins, OhilblAine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale BY Logan 4 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

go to Miller & EranzhsIm's II you want
anything In the lswsIrY line, precious
stones, the latest patterns 10 slIVOFwarO,
brpnzss and parlor and manttl ornaments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

Two dfay loads 81 new style wall paper,
aud borders TO match, and one load Of new
carpets, will be sold cheap for cAsh. Fifty
pieces new ltess goods, at ten cents per
yard. Call soon, al John Roemef's dry
goods, carpet and wall paper emporium,
Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street, Centre
Wheeling. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

The following shoWS the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed Ut sChnepts
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1850. 1881.
.7NMl2 I2M.SP MEN
GS IS is 70 q 81 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
NEW GOODS constantly arriving at Miller
L Frap1hsIm's popular lswelry store.
the usual merchants lunch at The Men
aCLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The shalt Of the hy.wheel at tue Top
mill broke suddenly yesterday morning,
throwing the whole establishment of until
Tia repair, which will consume several
dayp, perhaps eight or ten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
Carriages mud Harness.

Tho old reliable offers great induce
ments this spring In vehicles and harness
Of all descriptions. Give Thorn call.
L. GLRsENKAMP & Co.,
% Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

YOU should SEQ tho lluhtOlnO cleanser for
cleaning silver For sale by GRUBs, tho
IOweier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24
oEALED PROPOSALS FOR CURLING,

ID CROaslN4e, &c. a.. :,
tbe civ Clerk uUtlI rIIUHHJAf, JUNE o. 1851, at
iOclOck n, III 10 esellng old euTos, aud Tor lnI'
mining new GGr log aud crossings and pulling DOWN
ProSSSal. 10 DO NddrO,sed to the "ChaIrman Of tho
Committee on streets, alleys and trAdel.' Inc
onmleO reserve the right to TFieetAoy VI all dos
ny Sy.S SIu't u 'UuD'A a. J. HAEsTED, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
lNor PafkefSburg, Pomeroy, t4aillpoliS, m. I.
lt9ntonl Huntington, Poftsmouth, nays W
Vile, ClhClhnatl aud Louisville, iheAalAlll
NEW ANDEs.S. .....,...a.rH Ls. MUHLRAAS, Matter
MACK QAAALA, Clerk
Leaves TUESDAY, MAY q, al 8 p. M, po9iI
lively. Passengers and freight reoelpted through 70
sPPly on board o. Nv . ''"' c. II B0Ufa I s6N,
ma23 Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

MILLER Z FRAEzHGIa have Just received
beautiful new patterns In sllVGrwars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

CARRIAGES and harness OF all descrip
tionB OF the lowest prices ut 'g
L. GLESENRAMr & Co.'s,
rs to 10 Liberty st. and % Penn Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Cure all Diseases

Caused by DeTanHement Of the Liver and BowrlI.
Tho blOWS Of Liver complaint aIO bitter o. bad
taste IN tue month"; pain 10 tho back sides or iohts
otCu mistaken Tor ThpulnRtalni sour GtoaGh loas o.
appetite; bowels alternately COIh!e and hGj head:
% io lO'H OF memory, With p.Iniul IeOSsti0n Of
airing failed to do somtthing which ought p have
Usea d0nO; debility; low spirits a ihi!k yellow AZ
pSarlnee Of tho skin and eyUSi dry cough often
mist ken for COnsunntOn.
sometimes mRuy Of those symptoms attend the dis
case al Others very i5W; but the Liver. the lars
organ In tho bO y, IL general the scat Of tho disease
and II not regu RCd In iiue, great suhehDG WIeleh'
edneSs and Dea h will enSue
eau recommend IA an etIicAcous remedy for dis
aasO Of tho Livor, HOATtburh aud DyIpeptlA, SLIM
mons Liver Regulator, LEWis q. WUkDER,
awe have tested It's virtues, personally and KIN "
that for Dyspepsia, Bili'uShCs5 and ThUbbIRg Head
trbe II 10 the best medicine tho world ever saw, We
have tried lofty Oth0r remedies before himmonb'
Liver Regulator but none Of them gave US more than
temporary relief, bat the Regulator not0nly TNlisyvd
but.curtd uS."-ED. TALEORAPH AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga,
Manufactured only BY
j. II. ZEILIN 81 CO..
PHILADELPHIA,
"a.
National Republican., 1881-09-08

But to DO honest assure you II Is my belief that
only the good Lord can tell what to
happen In the future 10 the exact hour
or day Now, the United States Signal
Service works on system decidedly different from
that Of mine and there is no reason-none what
ever-why II should ever make any mistake, how.
ever trivial. Oh, don't wish had the facilities
your oiiicers have at command 1 think / could
make big record. Your signal force, see, has
recently been indulging In criticisms Of mo aud
my system. Not only aro they ungenerous, but
they seem 10 bo willing to do me wrong.
They talk much about verifying my forecasts,
when the truth Is they have never had opportu-
mites for such verihcstion. They have never in a
single instance directly received a prediction rs
originally made by me, but they pick up my fore
casts af,er they have floated about in your news.
papers, and then, when they are old, proceed to
pass upon them. Somebody has charged that not
half my forecasts are correct That is false,
absolutely malciously false But we will dismiss
this subject
what sort of weather will you give us for the
coming winterY
"The winter Of 1882 II Is yet impossible to fore
cost. / am wavering between two points, and
find myself unable TO decide whether there is to
be cold weather and light snowfalls along the At
lanio coast, with more SHOWS in Canada, or
whether the season is TO be q duplication OF last
winter"
How long will you be in the cityT
81 expect to be here n couple of days"
Mr.. Vennor came here partially on n pleasure
tour with his wife and partially on business. He
Is engaged in correcting the proof-sheets Of new
book, which he expects shortly to bring out In
Boston,
National Republican., 1881-09-08
GENERAL SHERMAN.
The General OF the Array ON "a Trip In tho
East.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 7.-General
william T. Sherman arrived here from New Lon
don. Conn, at seven o'clock this morning and
went directly to the residence OF Senator George
+. Hoar without escort. Later a parade was
formed, with tho Worcester City Guards, Captain
shumway; Light Infantry, Captain Lincoln Wor.
cester Continentals, Colonel w. 8. d. Hopkins,
with Post No. TO- Grand Army OF the Republic, as a
guard of honor and proceeded to Senator Hoar's,
where General Sherman, Governor Long,
and st0R were received and escorted
through the principal streets to the
New England fair grounds, where he was received
by the New England Agricultural Society, by whose
invitation he visits this city. on the way the Gen.
oral dismounted to walk through the ranks Of
school children who were assembled on Court Hill.
AS he passed they appropriately sang Marching
through Georgia" and presented him with bou'
quets. While passing Plymouth Church the
chimes played the same air, and at another
point Battery d fired a salute of fifteen guns At
the fair. grounds General Sherman was received
by the officers Of the society, and was then pre-
sented to Governor Long as the guest Of the Com.
monwealth, as well as the New England Society
and the city of Worcester. Governor Long, In q
few brief and we'll chosen remarks, presented him
TO the people, who were massed around the judges
stand in enormous numbers.
National Republican., 1881-09-08
The Rockville Fair.

The twenty-eighth annual exhibition
of the agricultural society of Montgomery County
at Rockville was begun yesterday with a fair at
tendance. The intense heat no doubt inter-
fered with the gate keepers receipts, but
there were enough present to I'LL the pleasant
groves which belong to this deservedly popu-
lar society. The display in the several
departments surpassed that of previous years,
the flowers being especially notable. Not
wlthstanding the long-continued drouth, the array
of vegetables was so good rs to have made the
mouth of a Washington boarder water, and have
turned the stomach Of a vegetarian during an Or
dinary season. In the regular display offancy goods
canned fruit &C., It surpassed any previous exhibit
tion, and the blooded cattle and horses exhibited
were well worth a trip to Rockville to look over
and admire. As usual Mr.. John A. Baker dis
played fine stock of the latest patterns of agri-
cultural implements Of oil kinds. There were
lunch rooms side shows, horse races, and all the
other incidents which go to make up an agricultu-
raj fair, but-and for this the association may
thank their stars-nothing to drink. To-day there
will be several good races, and other inducements
for city people
National Republican., 1881-09-08
FALL ADJUSTMENTS.
The Opening Tonight nt the National
The UiustrcIs.

Manager Albaugh threw the National
open last night for private Inspection by the
friends Of the old reliable" The house was
brilliantly lighted mud the improvements made
during the vacation were striking and enthusiasts
tically admired The new drop sccne painted by
Mr.. Lamb, an enlarged copy of Coles Dream of
Arcadia" approaches the ideal and will be well
come and pleasing surprise TO the public 1t is
really very beautiful and artistic piece of work
The walls have been covered with an old gold
paper of handsome pattern, with an antique dado,
and the wood and chairs have been freshly painted
in drab, picked out with gold, and new carpets
have been laid Tosay that the cozy room lights
up well" would scarcely prepare the public for
the change for the better that has been accom-
plished. Washington owes to Mr. Albaugh the
possession ofa theatre room than which there is
none more beautiful In the United States, and ill
doubtless show by her patronage that she appre-
ciates his liberality, enterprise aud good taste.
As before announced, the National will open to-
night with Barlow Wilson, Primrose q Vests Min
strel Company The bill comprises rich feast of fun,
music, and jollity, closing with the
ccssfll burlesque on Olivettc," entitled "All I've
Eat" recent number Of the Harrisburg Patriot
has this to say Of this company: "The entertain
ment entire was almost beyond criticism. The
managers of the company deserve great credit for
fulfilling to the letter their promises
made 10 the people In giving whai
might be termed truthfully strictly
flrst-class entertainment. The programme was q
lengthy one, and in the hands of almost any other
combination would have been tiresome TO the au-
dience, The musical burlesque on 'olivette' en-
titled AN I've Eat. was decidedly the best after
piece ever given By minstrel troupe. 1t had the
merit Of being aristci Its construction aud origi-
nal In its conception. Its rendition was faultless
and kept the audience In continuous roar oil
laughter. sending everybody home delighted" In
Baltimore where Barlow Wilson, Primrose &
West have been performing this week, the press
unite in pronouncing their entertainment as of the
very highest order OF merit, and speak of" All I've
Eat" as "oxquisitely funny" Upon all OF which
we congratulate the National clientele