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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-22
wELLSBUgG.
Cattle sale-Bos nnri-D"maEe by

Cattle saIe-Boy Hnrt-DRmRge by n
storm Yesiertlay-Othorh Notes.
A young son Of Charles Hall was seriously
hurt on the fair ground by being tramped on
by some cattle. He will probably recover.
MID. F. Jacob & Bro. sold this week TO ].
w. Nichols, OF Ohio county, FIVE head Of
pure bred short horn cattle The price paid
was well up
Dr.. 8. B. West, OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, q
practitioner for over fflyyears, was spend
Ing few days 10 town this week at the resi-.
dence OF DR.. !. N. Cooper, and taxing in the
fair.
The hardest hail and rain storm ever expe.
rienced In the history OF Brooke county
passed over town yesterday afternoon about
, O'Clock. The rain came down In torrents
for about one hour, nearly washing away the
town. A great many cellars were flooded
and In some cases the first floor. The 2P NJ.
train on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling Il Ken
lucky Railroad was delayed three hours on
account OF slips and high water below town.
The hail stones were small aud did not do
much damage. Itleft the streets In terrible
condition, they having bsen dug up recently
for the purpose Of laying gus pipe, and In q
great many instances, caysd In, leaving great
holes In the street, being very dangerous 70
public travel. The Touring mill Of Stuart d
Myers was flooded 10 such an extent that
the mill had to be stopped. The residence oil
James Carmichael containing four or five
tentants, was flooded In like manner, ruin
ing carpets anu damaging the property to q
considerable extent. Never In the history OF
the Oldest inhabitant has such severe rain
been seen at this point.
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THAT MoRaAN,0wN FIGHT.
Another Version ofihe Collision betwee
Cadet O'Rrien and I.ntham's Sons.


Cadet O'Rrien and Latham's Sons.
A correspondent writing under the nom de
plume OF "Fact" gives the following version
OF fight that took place at Morgantown re-
Gently:
zone morning recently, Gray Latham, Prof.
I.atham's second son, went with new and
strange cadet 10 show the latter the way
to the room OF young 0'Brien, to whom he
had been sent TO carry military order.
Young Latham knocked at the door, and In
response o'Brien threw bucket OF filthy
water on him from on upper window. Later
in the day Young Latham met 0'Brien in 0
store and quietly asked him II he threw the
slop on him intentionally. 0'Brien refused
10 Give any satisfactory reply. At this young
Latham cursed him, when 0'Brien seized
Min and pushed him from the store, breaking
the glass door OF the store In doing 30. An
older brother OF Latham's, who happened to
be standing near, took up glass jar and
threw 1t at o. Brien, striking bis neck. The
blood flowed freely, but the wound was so
sIight that the mans neck Is now entirely
we'll. or course neither party Is blameless,
but o. Brien was the aggressor, and deserved
the punishment he got
at will be remembered that this Is the
same O'Brien who was last year expelled
from the University for dishonorable con-
dnct. and was only reinstated upon the earn
AT solicitation VI Prof.. Latham. Prof..
latham did not know OF the fight until u
was ali over, aud the pfr0inia'Ls statement
that he put the boys up 70 whip ,0'Brien,
lie most other statements Of that paper, Is q
lie out OF the whole CLOTH"
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The Financial world.

NEW YoRK. September 2l.-Noney 2a2IS per cent,
closing at par cent. Primo mercantile paper 6<4I
per cent Sterling Exchange bankers' bill steady
az q SIX; demand a Sk,
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PERSONAL MENTlON.
News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

News and Gossip in Reference TO various
People.
Mr.. W. B. Simpson has gone on an East,
ern trip. &
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Grub are in New
York city.
Mira. M. E. Irwin has retained from her
trip to Europe.
State Superintendent Of Free Schoole
Butcher isat the Louisville exposition.
RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn will administer con.
firmation at Littieton tomorrow. Next week
he will be In Fairmont. -
Mr.. @. q. Kemble, the architect OF the new
State House at Charleston, accompanied by
his son, Mr.. Percy Kemble, was in the city
yesterday. ..,. -.
Manager Wolff has been in Parkersburg
this week, experimenting the laying Of q
cable for the telephone wire between Mari
etta aud Parkersburg. He has the telephone
poles up from Wheeling 10 point near East
Liverpool, and expects 70 have telephone
connection between Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing before long.
: Mr.. JOHNNY. Stephens, druggist Of Greens-
burg, Pa, arrived Ia, the city yesterday fore
noon, on his bicycle, haying. made the rdn
from Washington from 6:i5 to 1880, and
from West Alexander, fifteen miles, in an
hour and halt. His wheel Is q fine one, %
inchesi in diameter, and attracted u good deal
of attention at the Mcclure House. Mr..
Stephens belongs 10 the American League.
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Qhe g'tteltigeurer.
Office Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Boarding-G or Ladies.
New Arrival OF Parlor Easels-E. L. Sicoll.
Gas We'll DrillerS Wanted.
Situation Wanted for Boy.
Just Received-Fruit Jars Chris. Wincher.
List OF Letters.
Patent Glacier Window Decoration-John
FriedeI.
Microscopes.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Every Country Merchant-o. @. Genther.
Martins Capital Restaurant.
New Fall Styles In CarpetS-G. Mendel
Z o..
Dr.. John f. smith-Third page.
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HurtIn a MIne-Knigh hts Tempiar H ONE.
Other Matters.

Hurt tin aMine-KniEhts rempiar Home,
Other Matters.
Mrs. Baker has returned home after three
weeks visit TO Baltimore.
Company A, 43i Ohio Volunteer Infant.
~, has arranged for reunion here 0cto'
Der 4.h.
George Wilson was badly cut about the
head by q fall OF stone in the Belmont coal
mine, where he was working.
A coop Of chickens was shipped through
here to Pittsburgh yesterday from the B., Y.
& c., In which was q cat snugy ensconced.
The Methodist festival Thursday night was
much Of a success about eighty dollars be-
ing the result to the Sewing Society treasury,
Jesse R. Purnell, Of Benwoed, and Adam
Faurel returned from California yesterday,
where they have been tagether since the
Knights Templ.r couclaye.
The butchers ard bakers are each prepar.
lag To turn out an organization at the Ger.
man celebration. The Druid societies, the
Turner'S and the Liederkranz have already ar
ranged to turn out
The school board will meet sgain tonight.
The growth OF tho public schools In BellAlre
has been so rapid that no superintendent has
been able to avail himself OF the arrangement
made by his immediate successor and 1t Is Q
work requiring much skill to harmoniEe all
the intereais. TIE want oil more room Is just
now unsettling everything.
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STATE AND VI Unity.
Matters in Various Parts of West VII
ginIe.

Matters In Various Parts OF West vir.
ginIp.
The smithllsld, O., far will be held neat
week.
Blackleg 10 killing Of the young cattle in
parts Of Marion county.
A Wool Growers and Stock Breeders As.
Eosiation has been formed In Preston county.
The coloted people Of Martinsbufg will
celebrate the signing OF the Emancipation
Proclamation to-day.
The new postoffice and bank building at
New Cumberland Is slowly being finished.
When completed Il will be fine building,
owned by Hon. john A. Campbell and W.
H. Baebout.
John A. McCsnn, formerly OF Lewis coun.
ty, but OF late q es'deut OF Barbour county,
and who Married ut Philippi, was lodged In
Jail there the other day, Chsrged with the
forgery OF the name OF Thomas W. Chrislip
to promissory note OF $S5.
Some aacriligious wretch, without the fear
OF God or man before his eyes, entered the
Martinsburg Reformed Church one night re.
Gently and stole the heavily plated collection
plates from the altar table. Fortunately the
communion service was not In the church,
Wednesday night, at Charleston, Hon.
Martin Hill, ex.member OF the Legislature oil
this State, died after several weeks illness.
he was sneof the best educators In the State,
having served several terms as Superintend,
ent OF the free schools OF Kanawha county.
He was elected 10 the Legislature by the
Greeuback party In 1873.
The New Cumberland public schools
opened up on Monday with a very large at.
tandAnna-Ahn 300 pupilg 10 start with
The new addition to the school house Is fast
assuming massive shape and will be com.
pltted In couple OF months. When finished
tbe building will be 1856 feet long and con-
tain ten SCHOOL rooms and large town hall.
A few days ago four prisoners escaped from
the JAIL at Point P,elsanL They were all
confined on chafgSs Of felony, and two OF
them had been convicted ct this term OF
court one for stealing wheat and the other
for attempted rape, and were awaiting sen.
tenoe by the court. They had almost com.
pletely wrecked their cells and when their
breakfast was served them they made tpsh
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RIVER SENS.
Leyee Lac lnics and Notes About the Few
Boats Running.

Letee l4hclnict anu Noteh ABOUT tue rev
Boats Running.
The Little Boone Is this mornings Park.
ersburg boat.
The river was rising slowly last evening
The marks indicated depth OF 2 feet in
ohes in the channel.
The Princess and Little Anna still remain
In the MAtamoras trade aud the rivalry be-
tween them Is warm.
Tho William Jones, @. D. Spencer, master,
Is en- route from Parkersburg 10 this point
and should be here this morning. She draws
only six inches Of water.
The Bellaire Independent OF last evening
says: "There was an exciting scene at tha
Bellaire wharf this forenoon, caused by the
spproach OF the steamers Princess and Little
Anna. Both boats had barges tOlerably filled
with freight The Princess had the Ohio
shorp, and the Little ANA had evidently tried
to cross her bow, when the boats locked
horns, as II were, and they came down the
river with the ends OF tue bRrges locked
tight together, and both boat8 showing hard
OK ,inst each other. The Princess inside the
landing FIAT however, and while taking on
freight the Anna pulled out and continued
down the Ohio"
PrrTsRURdH, Pa, September 2l.-River 8
inches and fallingi clear.
[ RIcks LANDING, September 2l.-River3 feet
2 inches and on stand; clear.
BRowSsyILtE, Pa, September 20.-Riyer
feet 2 inches and stationary clear.
OIL CRY, September 2L-Riyer 9 inches
and stationary cloudy and pleasant.
PAuKyR's LANDING, Pa, September 9l.-.
River inches and stationary cloudy.
CA1Ro, September 2i.-Riyer feet ischea
and falling; weather cloudy; thermometer COZ.
GREENtB1Ro, Pa, September 2l.-Riyer
feet inches and rs1ing, from baekwater;
clear.
MoRaAsrowN, W. Va, September q. River
foot and stationary; weather rainy ther.
momster ZOE.
CnctSxAEf, September 9l.-Riyer 8 feet Z
inches aud stationary, the same as Tor several
days; fair aud pleasant.
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An Alleged Highway aobber Acquitted
Yesterday.

Hcs.erday.
The case OF John Mcfarland, alias John
Redman, whose real name is believed 10 be
Dennis Rooney, was tried in Part I OF the
Circuit Court yesterday. Mcfarland was In
dicted far highway robbery. List April, one
night, Barbara Pfeffernan was walking along
az unirtquen.ed street on tho ISLAND, when
two men sprang upon her, one Of whom
snatohed o little salchel sac carried, and in
which was small sum Of money. She held TO
the handle, and II was torn loose, and both men
ran away. Mcfarland was arrested the next
day. and pls lively identified by the woman
AZ one Of the two men. Yesterday she also
swore positively that he was the man. An
other man was arrested with him, whom she
failed to recognizes. The other man was the
one who got the satchel, and on this account
Mcfarland was yesterday acquitted.
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IAN receiving my fall stock of women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine calf
hand.sewed shoes In all the different styles
to which | invite IA inspection, have
added several new lines to those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete assor;-
ment Of fine and medium goods.
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ALPHABETICAL EPISODE.
A Dramatic Inciaent which Was Not
Billed.

Billed.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Birmingham, late Treasurer Of
FisGedck Wards's company, made "his
hnt appearance on any stage" yesterday
morning as the leading actor In little scene,
comical or hagical as one regards 1t from
one standpoint. or another. The night be-
fore he made himself very offensive TO one
OF the ladies OF the company, SO grossly in
sulting her that she fled into the parlors and
shut the door. oelcer Taylor was summon
ed, and Birmingham. who was very drunk,
was locked up. Yesterday morning be was ar
raigned In police courtan fined $40 and costs
for disorderly conduct Mr.. Collins, the
manager OF the company, paid the foe, and
then promptly discharged birmingham:
When the latter was arrested he had q loaded
revolver on his psrson. This was returned
TO him when he was released, and after his
discharge it Is alleged lie went cunning for
Mr.. Collins. He was disarmed, however,
before any harm had come OF his drunken
foolishness.
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SQUIRE pETERMAS,s COURT.
A Gambling Case sneIved-Peaee Wa
rants.


rants.
Yesterday afternoon case was on Squire
Peterman's docket, in which Tom Johnson,
a colored man. was the defendant, aad the
charge was allowing gambling to be carried
on IN his house. The case was called at 2 r.
N, but Henry Harris, the complainant, fall.
ing TO appear before 8 P. NJ, the case was dig
A peace warrant had been Issued for Harris
on Mrs. Johnson's complaint. The defendant
not appearing the case was continued TIL
next tuesday. When 1t comes up there will
be fun.
Hannsh Shade, OF shady reputation, on o
charge OF breach OF the peace, preferred by
Emma Carpenter. This case will be heard
this afternoon.
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lDEs 8 SoaS 70. sheop-Rsceipb 1900 head: ship.
ments b01 head. Market steady and fairly actlyei
lnfarinr % fair y S0as o. good ssfS choice 81 %;
Texans g s'as76.
RAEf LlREErY, September 2l.-Catte-Beceipts
for the week 7,iA0 head Of throuRh and 6,0U head
Of local Market WoESt Of the season. shlpPlng q 6a
8 50: butcheilng 81 96A6 90 stooken and feeders
s. 60a6 o. Hogs- Receipts for the week q head:
Philadelphia Is 2Sab IS; Workers s l0a5 3D. sheep
Receipts for tho week 1880 head; extra 81 6O4 Is;
good q lOai 80 fair g 76A4 TO- common 81 06as 20.
DRY Goods.
NEw York, Septomber2l. with 0 steady demand
Of varying proportions, but taking large quantity
OF stuff tbs market for all kinds OF cotton grades
Is much stronger Exeter A and D, hne br0wnsad.
vAnccd &c each making K THc. Cords tlckings
advanced about Nc, Boston ducks u 70 Nc higher.
Columbian, OTIS, Warren, Boston aud H6ymAkers
delAlnes advanced &c. P1ntingicloths arc very
tirmAt li.16c Did aud SIC asked ior6I. Prints
are doing very well, and mems wear wOoleiW
Hre In fair demand for heavy weights, aud spring
otleB are being pI cyd more freely and all other
staples and speCialtles are well conditioned with q
steady request, and many popular goods sold
largely ahead.
Cotton.
NEW YoRK, September 2l.-Co:ton steady at lO>sa
l0kc: iutureI steady; September l0.IRc; October
10 SIC: November l0.61c December 10 &c; JAnuAi J
lU.SJc February lD9Scs MNfch ll.i3c; April II &c;
May ll,Sic; June l1.4So; July 1i.6lc
CIN ISNATl, o., September 9l.-cottOn Grm aud
unchanged.
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This paper yesterday contained The
announcement That Wednesday afternoon
there had been stolen from the house Of
Mary Miller, 1903 Alley H, two gold watches
and chains and two sets Of jswelry. Last
evening all Of these articles were recovered
by Captain Bennett. How he recovered
item he would not tel, other than that he aus.
pected certain parties, and had sent word to
them to the elect that they would find it to
their interest to. send the jewelry 70 him,
which they Immediately did. He did not
know whether any legal proceedings would
be instituted against them or not
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"rnx star that leads them ALL" The
domestic" sewing machine victorious. Two
grand prizes. First Premium on fancy
needle work, n-EmbroideIy and Silver
Medal for bIst double Thread Sewing
Machine" at West Virginia State Fair.
Uttice 20 Twelfth street
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for liberty. Three of them got outside the
building, and one was captured 10 the ball
way by two hired girls The Others were
captured In an hour or two aiterward, and
brought back to their quarters. The excite
ment In town was very great
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: FoR the benefit OF excursiouiSts to Chicago
September %, via Pan Handle Route, q mum.
Der Of sections have been reserved in sleepeIs
on that date for Wheeling passengers. A
diagram will be found at depot ticket Office,
where births may be selected.
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nEenas'u , anu A, ~ ",'ls
% EEw YORK, september d rTsls h cai TSP "
god 81 SSaI 30: White wheat extra 10 2Sa7 Isl OK.
ia Ohio s. SSa6 rs. 81. Louis % SSa7 90. Wheat,
snb mi; sdyaaced HalEc, closing arn; re.
c.in,S 5000 bushels; exports II 90 bushnls No. 2
soripg 81 O6; ungtaded red 9l1<casl iS5t; No red
0i,sSc No. ) red 81 DIAL O6A; 10. red September,
al I2ai l21f, closing al 81 1875 November sales
2;6 coo bushels OF 81 li1Il i6, closing at 81 IS;
December, sales $4,000 bushels a g lG>s4l l7sS
closing at 81 l71 January, sIes 8o 900 bushels at
ST isj2sl ivy, closing al o. 1871. tom, spot "a
lc: options "a i9ic higher; receipts 5000 bushels
exports lU7,0O bushes: ungmdtd o.a6!5Sc; NO. Y,
60xa6!Hc; NO =, WIS; NO. WhiIe ol AGe24c; I'M
grSded While o911Saelc; NO: .ssep1emoeL SSe:
e297fa6Gc closing a G2Hc; psgSmbet @Sca
60hc, closing A. e051Sc; Januafy osteS ~ nay oeHc
oa1 hsher aSd ~ lf eeSiyn oSCH eusnss
export. none: mixed SSaSoc; White western aiAa
S5Hc NY, demand M sna market tL htm ~ oSatvc
onse au .s,.d asesdt S,,,,d VIZ stsndard w
se9Er sniss ~ o%fa,. Ms,SnSss sic gSi pice In
goo3 So,n tnd TAYlnW Arm Rnsin Arm ply q la
s sSS Arm. new mess ~ o. Real auiet: chi meats
IL ,Sncb sncsd. lon, ciesr TISaS 70 80
ow sriS,e s,esm s4;c oeSieseP q va Soyem
Der S Ui1s.i4s; December SOFAS oSc, January lisa
S.Oso; February S.l0aSlFc. Duthrquiet an Dim at
lUa2Sc cheese. demand tsir auu markot firm.
@aIStso September ?5 SnS sd nS
mead: regular sac reptemberi 9.Lic October:
g511fs07ilc Eovssmtsl; 09as!NO DeceAOeF ~. y
SoI nn ssG a,n sns ptshsf at SSsc
anS o9eSG att
eSsS IA sse etts 2S1sc ctobet NC a.
vember "a Iic year; 20 JanIpry; al1Ec May. Rye.
demsnd lkht but holder arn At 6a1ss. Barley dull
and uuehti &c At &c. Fiaxseed ops.ed active but
closed dull AZ s. T. tori, demand fets and prices
hgher AZ SU 20 c"n, gu qua " 70 sep In ~
~ sInSna,Os. ~, az n ~ isnn., ~
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
4 Variable Day on tue stock Exchange
Provisions Higher.

The stock market opened up ptomidug yeS'efdsy.
Prices were arm, and aliSht advance took place.
II was not lorg, however, before yl4rt shares were
attacked by thslt old enemies the beam, aud de-
cline took place, In which other active stocks par.
tIcpAted through sympathy. An improvement
followed later. butwat subsequently, lost through
raid oil Louisville q Nashville, the break that en-
sued affecting tho entire list unfAvOulbly,
Flour yesterday ruled steady and UNCHANGED.
The demand for wheat was AetIye and prices ud-
vAnccd. Provisions were hlshe:.
The Financial World.
NEW YoRK. September 2l.-Aoney 2a21S per cent,
closing at par cent. Primo mercantile paper 6x41
per cant Sterling Exchange banker' bin steady
At q SIX; demand 81 SA.
GovERSNEsTs-1Saj4ch higher for all issues.
.. g. s..............loS.Is z 9. ars!s".iiS
T. II SSsSSns S + f faSd
Pacific Is Of 0S........l3G 10. T. sinking fund.
Central Pacific nrstsl Tex. Pac land Hr'1- SSr
Ehc seconds: q do Rio Grand div.. 7S'S
LehlEh d WIlkes...alN
RAILROAD Boaps-Fim.
STATE sEcvElrE-In State securities Tennessee
rose TO 70; Louisiana extra naturcd
c0DSolS sold at 6S. ----- =
Louisiana conSols.... 20 Virginia 6s........... 50
Missouri es.............l96 Virginia consols, ex.
ST. Joseph............le9kl, tn mat. coupons. n
F Fsnnssss g. new V IT, w. aef'FF0d
sroCEs-The stock market opened firm with a
slight advance inspriCeS. Soon NillaftlS were at
tackfd and decline oil ~ 10 49, per cent took
place In these shares aSdi 70 rs per cent In o,he!
active stocks. Central Pacific, Lake Shore aud
Missouri pacidc were conspicuous IN the decline.
This was followed BY rally q x TO 2pcr cent, the
improvement being general. The bean turned theli
attention 10 Louisville 4 Nashville, forcing STICK
down to TX sEGinSt w a. ths opening; Tht'
etDaliAlly Wizards and Union PhC1dC Northern Pa.
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The Wheeling Business College has such q
boom that nearly every seat In its rooms ara
occupied, and twill BIO necessary very soon
to provide more room for the accommodation
OF It's increased patronage. II.
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wARDL,eaaoCHILIEU."
A Very Fine Rendition Of Bulwer's
Famous Play.


Famous Play.
Mr.. Frederick Wa.de and his company pre-.
sented Bulwer's great drama, "Richeiieu" at
tie Opera House last night. Iii to be regret
ted that the audience was not much larger
than on the previous evening. The perform.
ance was artistic and svs1, Mr.. Warde's en-
actmsnt OF the title role being perhaps q less
remarkable Characterization that that Of VIZ
ginilts the night before, but 1t still showed
genius, and in some OF the more dramatic
situations could not have bean improved
upon.
One OF these scenes was at the climax
where occur the lines addressed to De Matt
pat, commencing
ION your knees and crawl for pardon!"
The beauty of this scene was greatly en-
HANGED by the fine acting OF Mr. Ma
lone as De Mauprdt and Mrs Boyle as julie.
II the performance OF the star was open 10 any
criticism 1t was that It lacked delicate shad-
Ing. This was not 30 noticeable in the scene In
whichtbe lions skin has proved too short and
the Cardinal tries the iOx's. The laugh Of
crafty triumph when the old man emerges
from his chamber after De Bduprdt sends the
soldiers off crying that RiehelieI is dead was .
revelation OF art. The curse scene was
str1ng aud provoked rapturous applause.
As on the previous evening the strong and
well.balanced company gave Mr.. Warde q
support which aided him much In keeping
mp the illusion; yet his acting sometimes sug-
eested that he could give even better char.
actcrization in the inspiriting presence OF q
full house.
This afternoon at the matinee, "Ingomsr''
will be the play, and this evening Richard
III, or theiBattle Of BOsworth Field"
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THE prize sewing machine offered by the
"Domestlo' Sewing Machine Company, at the
West Virginia State Fall, fell 10 Mn. Carrie
Wooster, No. 0 Indiana street. Island. The
manager delivered her the t65 Domestic" ~, q
BE Domestic oHico 70 Twelfth street.