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CHARLOTTESVILLE
MEETING OF observation-disclosures
WEATHER - ARBECUEs - REGISTRATION
SURGICAL OPERATION, ETC.

MEETING OF PREsBYTERY-FoRGERy-
WEATHER III ARBECUEs - REGISTRATION
SURGICAL OPERATION, ETC.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dtspatch.l
OCTOBER 80, 1888.
The West Hanover Presbytery will meet
here to-dqy to ordain Mr.. Henry NJ. Woods
10 the ministry. Mr.. Woods is the son OF
Rev. Edgar Woods, Of "Pantops," and
will labor after his ordination as mission
AIRY In China. :.
On Thursday lady entered the'store OF
Mr.. Aronhime and presented an order
sIpned with the name OF Mr.. l.. W. Bunch
for five dollars worth OF goods. The
order was filled with four dollars in goods
and one i'm cash. When the order was
presented to Mr.. Bunch for recognition he
at once pronounced il forgery. The lady
in the mean time had left town by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, aud 1t was
known that she got off at one OF the depots
east OF this place. Yesterday the gentle
men interested took wagon and over
hauled the forger, and succeeded in recoy-
ering the value OF the goods and the ex-
penses incident thereto, and no arrest was
made. She went on with her family TO
Richmond.
The excessive rains have greatly inter-
ferred with whcat-secding. Very few per-
sons have sowed, and many have not even
broken ground.
The Coaltlonists had barbecue Satur-
day at Glendower. in this county. The
Democratic barbecues have been well at
tended, and good work has been done by
the candidates.
In the registrations up to Saturday the
white gains have been very large, which
augers well for the Democrats.
DR.. Reuben X. George has been compel
led to have his index finger OF his left hand
amputated. Several years ago he had his
right arm cut of to arrest 4 generous affeo-
ton: and it will be learned by his many
friends with regret that this insidious and
dangerous malady has attacked the other
hand.
The meetings at the Baptist and Metho-
dist churches resulted in % members Tor
The former and A. for the latter.
Alpha Chapter. Chi Phi Fraternity, have
a banquet and retinion tonight. QUR.
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Look Ont

Looking at the large number OF strange
negroes who registered here and in Man.
chester on Saturday last, there is every
reason to fear that the same negro viii be
voted here, in Manchester, ana perhaps at
some other point in Chesterfield. Our
committeeman who have the lists in charge
cannot be too vigilant in this respect. Re-
member, friends. that the main issue O.
thls canvass Is negro domination or not.
To guard against Illegal voting by these
negroes, scrrtinize the lists Of voters
newly registered, which will soon he
posted, and see whether there are regis.
tered from your premises any negroes who
do not reside there.
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Those figures speak with force that no
words could carry.
The Fifth district is forewarned by the
Governor. Let the Democrats therein
profit by the warning. We shall carry
HALE's senatorial district, and gain sew
eral delegates in the congressional district,
Notwithstanding Governor CAMERoN's
boast. G.. w. Il. HALE has offered through
our columns heavy bet on Franklin
county. In Henry county GmGGs has
withdrawn. These are two specimen coun-
ties.
The Governor claims no gains in the
Sixth district. We do. We expect to
gain several delegates in that district.
In the Seventh district the Coalitionists
will lose one delegate, says the Governor.
In what county, Is it one in Greene land
Madisonl? Or one in Rockinghams Or
one in Fluyanna? Or one in Goochland ?
Wen, we shall not be surprised il the Gov
ernor's - one" in that district turns out to
be-we will not say how many.
In the Eighth district one delegate will
be lost by the Coaiionists, Governor CAM
EEoN admits. That one will be lost in
Culpeper, doubtless. But we tell him to
look for other losses.
In the Ninth district the Governor gives
up Washington county, as well he may.
we predict that in the Ninth district alone
the Democrats viii gain eight members OF
the House OF Delegates. lie MAJ guess at
the counties.
Democrats OF Virginia, Governor CAME
RON has shown you his hand. Can be win |?
WIN you, after he has told you in advance
Just what counties he expects to carry, sit
down In idieness and let him carry them :
WIN you not rather work day and night
from now until the ballots shall all have
been counted on Tuesday night nexts
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Mn. BARDoun.- having been stated
that Mr.. BARBOUR had been compelled 10
resign the presidency Of the Midland Ra'l-
road Company, the Alexandria Gazette was
authorized by Mr.. BARBOUR to say that the
statement Is without the shadow OF foun-
dalton, and that his resignation has not
been solicited directly or indirectly rom
any quarter whatever, nor even for mo-
ment contemplated on his part, and no sich
movement could be properly made except
through the organized action OF the stock
holders OF the company OF which nc Is
president.
That ought to put stop to that story.
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Keep Cool,

AS far as we are able to understand, the
desperate fortunes Of the Mahoneites have
reached point where. TO give their Re
turning Board prctext to throw out re-
turns, they will, where 1t is possible, try
to goad the Democrats to acts OF violence
on the election.day. We therefore enioin
upon our people at all points to keep cool,
and not CRAFTY our enemies by doing any
thing that will enable them to cheat US out
OF our rights. he firm and vigilant, but
hold your heads clear. You are dealing
with an enemy that will scruple at nothing
10 carry their point.
So writes Richmond gentleman, whose
advice is always good.
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fFrom the Bedford Sentinel
n Card from John w. kascy.
} the People of Bedford j.:

To NE Peopfe Of Bedford:
a rumor has been circulated that would
support Colonel John q. Kasey, who is said
TO be an independent candidate for the Sem
ate against j. II. Thurman, Esq. The ru-
NOR is untrue. was a member of the Con-
yention which nominated Mr.. Thurman.
He was my choice for the nomination, and
| shall earnestly support him and work for
his election, as all Democrats ought to do
and will do, as know, IN my section Of
the county. JOHN w. KAsEY.
October 90, 1889.
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The Democratic majority In the city Of
Baltimore was reduced from 10000 to u.s..
600 TO S.47s, and Republicans claim that
they will carry the State In November
Cincinnati Commercial
And yet II was perhaps the NEST decisive
and significant triumph which the Demo-
cats Of Baltimore have ever enjoyed. II
was eained over d boiling Democrat who
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whenI hecamc candidate Tor the Dem

wbcuT became candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination as delegate from the
CITY OF Richmond TO the next General AS
sembly OF Virginia, l THEREBY UNDER
TOOK TO RECOGNIZE AND CARRY
OUT IN NY REPRESENTATIVE Ca
PACITY THE PRINCIPLES AND
VIEWS OF POLITICAL CONDUCT
PRoMuLG ATED IN THE PLATFORM
OF THE PARTY LATE
LY ADOPTED AT LYNCHBURG.
II will be my pleasure II sent 70 the Leglsla-
ture TO MAKE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AS EFFICIENT AND USEFUL AS POS
SIBLE, and 10 keep them ont OF the hands
Of any political party that will use them as
a political machine for party purposes
Thomas J. Erdss, Democratic candidate
for The House Of Delegates IN Richmond.
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Fire I'm Dauyille.

A fire broke out Sunday morning in q
brick building on Craghead street, Dan
Vile, belonging to Major Sutherlin, and
occupied by Mrs. Mcdaniel and w. Ii. CO.
vey IL Co. Much Of Mrs. McDanieps fur
niture was burned. The goods Of Covey
Il Co. were much damaged by water, and
the interior parts OF the building greatly
injured.
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Deaths.

Died. at the resieen.h of his parents, October
%, 1883. at O'Clock A. NJ. CLAUDE MUIR
RlLL, infant son Of .. Milton and Louise, \.
R Row age one year even months ana twelve
Funeral service at tllywood al 10 o'clock a.
VI. TO-DAY. Friends slyited 10 attend.
Departed this life, at ,is residence, In this city,
on Sunday afternoon AZ AZ o'clock, after brief
Illness, THOMAS ii. l. fARY, in the siNty-fo rth
year of his age.
His funeral will take lace THIS Tuesday AZ
TERNOON from 81. lNul's church at 3 O'CLOCK
Friends Of The family C invited to attend.
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The Maryland Democrats are not wasting
time Ia Boosting OF what they are going to
DO on the 9th proximo.- Washington Post.
so much letter Is It to celebrate victo-
ries atr than before they are won. Work
a. mucl as you please, but not with your
tongue only.
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III THE sTATEFAIR TAKES PLACE
OCTOBER 81 AND NovEMBER1ANDe.

since the fai Is near at hand, Il Is only fIir for
Us 10 remark that our house IS 6Irly stocked with
goods. and those customer, who would FIRE well
should purchase their DRY GOODS, &c. &c.
from the undersigned, We viii show boy little
incident how low our prices really are. One of
)ur well-kn0wn firms advertised 10 sell BLANK
cts AZ from 33 to 80 per cent discount and sull
heir prices are above ours not only above ours,
out oXtortonatc ~ that As far as price Is COLI
cerued. we fear not any man. BLANKET
which The firm that we spoke Of sell, f0r % we
sell for sI.75; a BLANKET which they sell for
~ we sell for 1918; q BLANKET which thcy
sell for SO we sell for 81; BLANKET which
they sell for - we sell Tor $3.50; BLANKET
which they sell $40 we sell for $3.50, AMI 'o Oh.
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AK IMMENSE ISDUHRy.-The Baltimore
american remarks editorially that the re-
nowned preparation, 81. jacobs oil, Is sold
In twenty-six different countries Of the
globe. and is known and praised for Its
great merits In twelve different languages.
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Cumberland County.


At n meeting G. the Democratic County
Committee OF Cumberland county held at
the courthouse pn Monday, October 22d,
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas nearl} every white man in Cum
berland county las returned to the Demo
cratic ranks sine the State debt has been
settled, and the white men OF the County
now present an ulbroken front to the foe:
therefore be II
Resolred, Thae the white men OF Cum
berland. through their committee, appeal
most earnestly {, the white men OF the
Valley and the Southwest to stand by them
in the fight they, are making against Md
hone and his nero allies, and to aid them
i'm defeating thi Coalition-Republican-
Malone party. witch seeks to elevate the
negro over the leads Of the whites and
place him in pOsit ons which he is totally
incompetent to fie.
On motion, It was further
ReSo!red. Tha the Democratic Cam
paiqp, the Richm md state, the Lynchburg
Ne,cS, Vrginian, and AdUance, the Farm
willie journal, ant the Democratic papers
OF the Southwest md Valley, be requested
to publish the alb se resolutions.
II. W. .. BLANTON, Chairman.
James T.. Ciar. Secretary.
Grand Democratic Rally i'm Norfolk.
SPEECHES BY HON. roHN GoODE AND OTHERS.
Especial teleg,Lm to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, October 30.
There was ar Immense rally OF the
Democracy OF this city this evening
to celebrate tie late grand victory
in Ohio and to arouse the people to
the importance 81 the present political
struggle in this State. The meeting was
the largest and mott enthusiastic held here
for years. 4 sal, &c Of guns was fired IN
honor OF the Ohio victory and large pro-
cession paraded the streets. The Hon.
John Goode and o,her speakers addressed
the meeting, and tteir remarks were loudly
cheered. The D,hocrats are determined
to redeem Norfolk next Tuesday.
Campaign Notes.
4 Charles-Clty litter says that d. Gardi-
ner TYLER Is doing yeoman service FOR the
Democratic cause n the Peninsula coun-
ties.
A WILLIAMSBURG letter says the latest
bait tat the MalHneites have hung out
here TO catch the ballot OF the colOred
voter is a card having on one side photo
graph Of the colorcl Normal school that is
being built at P ersburg, and on the
other words to tho Effect that il the Demo-
Gratis get into power again it will be done
away with.
A Dickinson county correspondent
writes There l. a great revolution go
ing on in the poi teal sentiment OF the
people OF this morItainouS country, COM
posed OF the cointies OF Dickinson
Buchanan, and Vic. IL is thought Mr..
Lipps will be cleo I'D by handsome ma
jority. Mr.. Elan, sry's election 10 the
senate is considered safe"
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MARRIAGES..

Married. in this city, On the 9Th september, by
the Rev, j. u. Hutson. Nr. WILLIAM r. KAY 10
Miss ADELA r. GANtLEiN, OF North Carolina.
Married, on the NOR ing Of the 25th instant by
the Rev. j. G.. Arms yong, LEILA WlTHtKS
MEREDITH, OF this ely, to CHARLES +. MON
TAGUE, of Baltimore.
Baltimore papers pleise copy.
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! ###$ Ill., # #% 4 4 Ell $$p$E e. s.,
W W Il r A 'sS'
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.

Never before have we had such an immense AMI
varied stock Of WRAPS, &c. As we have THIS sea-
son, beautifully finished and carefully modelled,
from the cheapest 10 the very finest goods. and we
dare say we can sell them lower than the lowest.
The question doth then arise, why can you sell
shem cheaper than any other house," For this
reason: We gave our order for them In the month
Of August thereby getting then. at least % per
cent less than house that waited tili september
b. buy them.
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wild with enthusiasm. His speech was
bold. agQres i've, earnest, and telling. No
man Is deares TO the hearts OF our people,
and we weie oyerjoyed to welcome him
home after his extensive canvass through
the state In behalf of our glorious cause.
On the 9th Mr.. Massey spoke nj An
drew,s. wit,in two miles OF the place
where he tjrsi saw the light OF day. a. well
as the home 4 his childhood, which seem
ed 10 inspire him With more vim and feel
ing than evsr saw expressed by INN De-
fore. He sTtke for about three hours,
holding rs audience speli-bound, and de-
Iiyered one Ct his best speeches. AT one
time an attempt was made to divide the
crowd. Mr.. Massey promptly said Take
all that want " hear your Republican seal
awag and &C" Only five followed That L
saw.
1t is due Z. Mr.. James L. Powell to add
that he listened to Mr.. Massey attentiyely,
and did nothing. so far as the writer
knows, TO create the slightest interruption.
A Democrat will answer TO roll-call from
this county il the next House OF Dele
gates. ~
HANCOCK MEETi AND vANQUIsHEs GREGORY
DEMoCRATi- GAINS IN REGISTRATION.
[Corresponden, e of the Richmond Dispatch.I
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
October 30, 1893.
The people " this county are thoroughly
aroused. The Democratic ranks are strong
" reinforced = former Readjusters. From
every part OF ihe county we hear OF acqul-
sitions to our ,-rength. We eXpectto car
nv the county ~ a handsome majority. A
large and enthusiastic meeting was held in
Skinquarter OIL Saturday night. Judge
Gregory was t}ere, and was accorded di-
vision OF time. He tried to explain away
the debt settlement. Mr.. Hancock replied
and knocked ihe Judges argument into
pie. The people regret to see their Judge
on the stump.
A grand raj : will take place tonight at
Winiree's store, in "Iellow Jacket"
The Mahone,ses are becoming desperate.
The records an, being searched for orders
OF conviction Of house-breakers and thieves
generally in tn hope that the Governor
may remove their disabilities and allow
them to vote. Good people are indignant
at this outrage. But it will make the Dem
ocratic victory put the more brilliant.
The Democr = made large gain in re-
gistration ut the Courthouse precinct. Put
Chesterfield in, the Democratic column.
She is going tn ough with rush.
CHESTERFIELD.
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nj CARPETS Of EVERY KIND,
MATS, RUGS. CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGISGs, OIL CLOTHS, POLES, AND COR
GEORGE W.ANDERsON 4 SONS.
soI-3m 1914 Main street.
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Henry County.

A COALITION CANDIDATE wITHDRAws.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
MARTHSvILLE, October 30, 1888.
S. j. Griggs, joaltion candidate for the
House OF Delee ties from Henry county, IS
out in a card lhis morning Withdrawing
from the contes. Reason assigned. to pro-
mote harmony. Real reason, certain de-
feat.
ANOTHER AcCOU.T-THE BOTTOM OUT OF CO.
ALBION IN HENRY.
Especial to egram to the Dspatch.l
DANyILLs, va, October 90, 1888.
s. j. Griggs, Malone candidate for the
Legislature in Henry county, is out IN a
card withdrawing from the canvass, giving
as his reason that the party is not united.
Numbers who composed the nominating
convention bai; joined the Democrats.
Griggs was a M.hone members OF the last
LEGISLATURE
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ran as an Independent candidate, and who
was supported by leading Democratic
Journal. As old CAsrAR said. IL was
famous victory"
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Meetings..

MARSHALL WARD DEMOCRATIC
MI CIJrR wtc pIeasc attend a regular meeting
OF the club to he held N cub-room, Iwenty-nitn
street TUESDAY NltHr, October 30th. a.
O'Clock sharp. fun meeting Is desired, ana we
attend. All canysssers II The ward VIII also re-
mort for duty. By oruereDf the President. -.
and other prominent SPEAKERS viii DC present 70
address the meeting. =, ,,rr,cpp
oc 30~lt II. NE AoEh
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Don't depend altogether on the revolu-
ton OF popular sentiment; help the revo-
luton yourself, says the Pocdhontds Out
IonI
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AMlSEMENTS.

A SELECT BALL WILL BE n
IN GIVEN BY PAwNEE TRIBE, l. %. ~
Il. ST., TU GsDAl EVENING, October 30, A
1888, at sanger Hall. Tickets, admitting 1919
gentleman and ladies. IN cents Committee : y.
y. Moore, chairman; n. G. Eubank, G. l.. sat
terwhiie. u. L. Kelly Floor Committee: j. I.
burroughs ID. A. CARRIER, j. n. Riddlck.
oe 2S-2t
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PERSONAL.

TINE .OHN LLOYD VINO WAS
Il FINED In the Police Court for being drunk
and disorosyly Is not JOHN A. LLOYD,e expo
liceman. oe 30-lr
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ONE OF THE BEST PHYSICIANS
TEsTIFIEs.

have been using swifs's specific IN my practice
for quite a long time, and regard il the be,tcom
binatlon AS a blood-purider and tonic. MS en-
tirely vegetable, being composed Of the extracts
Of roots which grow In this section % Georgia. 1
am familiar with lis history from the time the
formula was obtained from the Indians. II IS
certain and safe remedy Tor all kinds Of blood
poison and skin-hmor, and there has never been
a failure 70 cure. have cured biood-taint Ia
ruE THIRD GENERATION
with Il after had most slgnslly failed by tie mos,
approved methods Of treatment with mercury
and iodide OF potassium.
FRED. 4. roONER, VI. d.,
Perry, Houston county, TIA.
our treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
oc 25-lw Drawer 3, Allanl.., ia.
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RICHMOND, "a, October 30, lss3.
THE VOTERS OF THIRD PRECINCT
i JACKSON WARD win attend meeting OF
the DENOCRAT CLUE, at 62e seventeenth
street, TUESDAY, Oetoyer 30th, rs business or
Importance viii be transretcd. Come one come
all. .o,>, aupv
Presideut Thiri Ward lJSekscn) Club.
oc 3s-lt
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JEFFERSON WARD DEMOCRATIC
81 CLUB This Club Nsll meet az ~ rooms un-
der the 81. Charles Ho.e, TUESDAY SlGiti DC
teber 3Oth, at TX O'Clock. business OF great I'M
oc S0-it President.
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spotsyIvania All Right.

MASSEY AND GOOLRICK on THE sTUMP-THE
DEMOCRATS THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
sPoTsYLvANIA COUNTY, October 30, 1888.
Hon. John +. Massey, Judge John L.
Goolrick, and Judge WEIGH addressed our
citizens on the 26th instant at Partlow's.
Mr.. Massey spoke for two hours, deliver
ing one OF the ablest and most effective
speeches ever heard, the result OF which
will tell on election-day.
Judge Welch followed in speech OF
thirty minutes. He is regarded by our
people as q kind-hearted and good man.
He said In that time all that could be said
in behalf OF his cause, but II was OF no
avail. 1t fell gratingly upon his white
hearers.
Judge Goolrick followed Judge Welsh,
and when be assembled the stand and his
voice was heard the large crowd grew
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-14
Directory for 1884.

Already parties have determined
to publish directory OF this city for
1884. It will also embrace direc-
tory of Ogden, Provo and Logan, and
perhaps of Park CITY and other
places. The intention 10 to give q
business directory of 81 the more
important cities and towns in the
Territory, together with statistical.
election, official and other iniorma-
ton which can be embraced ia a
directory and which may prove of
interest to persons interested directly
or indirectly in the Territory. The
money ia on hand to carry on the
work, which will cons 81 of between
400 and 500 pages, and il ia the de-
termination to make it book as &C
curate az care can make it and as
neat, handy and strong as means
and tkill can secure, The money. "a
before said, is already mp to push the
work to completion; not one dollar of
assistance will be solicited a0d no
money will be collected until the ap-
pearance of the book. The parties
are experienced, they mean business,
and the work should be success
srtissically and financially.
The numbering of houses now Ia
progress here, will make direo.
tory for this city absolutely indispen"
sable.
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The ROmany Rye.

Monday night, October 22i, for
five nights and Wednesday matinee,
the great spectacular drama OF "The
Romany Rye" will be put upon the
boards at the Salt Lake theatre. The
following is q sketch of the play:
The story tells US there are two
brothers, Royston by name, who
have made impr ldens marriages.
One married hand some gypsy girl,
who or good cause leaves him, car
rying her child back With her to her
gypsy tribe. This child afserward
becomes Jack HearDe, the personif-
cation OF the" Romsny Rye" Mother
and child are supposed to be dead,
however, and the father msrriee
again and leaves SOD, Philip, heir
TO the estate. The other aged Roy
ston. Jacks and Philips unoIe, has
secretly married some obscure crea-
ture. who dies and leaves an orphan
behind her in the cara OF her grad.
father, dileltante birdiancier, whose
shop is in that part OF London known
as Little Queer Street, st. Giles. This
ia the state of affairs when the cur
tain rises, and We learn shortly after.
ward thas Jack is in love with Gertie;
that Philip has discovered that Gertie
is. unknown to herself the neir at-law
to bis uncle, her fathers estate into
possession of which be has come, and
that he proposes to marry Gertie to
make good his title; that Jack ia
aware OF who be Jack is, but being
fond of bis gypsy lie. does not pro-
pose to declare himself and claim his
estate unless Philips rsecality shall
become too pronounced, and the story
Of the play tells OF Philip pursuing
Gertie in and out through the moss
thrilling dramatic situations. The
stage effects produced in the play are
certainly beyond anything yet seen
in this CITY. -----