davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

SOME of the farmers have commenced
threshing, and the war on the spring
chicken is consequently inaugurated.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

Knitting Yarn-All grades-the
finest stock we ever had-reeeived this
week. 80 81 GEO. JEFsON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09
NJ lRIETTl COLLEGE.
Marietta, Ohio.

Marietta, Ohio.
Established in 1885; is well equip ped for the
best educational work; two courses of study
in college and preparatory department; Gcser>
wing young men encouraged by 10 ms, scholur-
ship, and prizes; expenses moderate; fall term
begins September 7th.
SO 4t* /. w. ANDREWS, Pres.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

THE following marriage licenses have
been issued by the Probate Judge during
the week just passed:
John W. johnson and Maggie J. Fra
Ier
Elijah W. Wesley and Julia Schacht.
VIM. F. Ehni and Livey X. Eberle.
Bernie 5. McLure and Jennie Z. Stamp.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

THE racket will begin at the Demo
cratic convention III Bellaire next week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

SOME of the farmers claim that the
oats crop will be the largest for forty
Years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

REPUBLICANS should make no mis-
take at their convention in Martin :
Ferry OH the 22d.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

THE first telegraph message from sum
meriield. Noble county, was received last
SATURDAY,,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

THE Wheeling suspension bridge is to
have a new floor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09
CAMP-MEETING next week.

THE New Athens Review has sus'
pended publication.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

THE crop of alderberries will be just
immense.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

THE first of this week saw all the
glass furnaces in full blast again.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

THE st. Cialrsvilie public schools will
reopen Monday, August p.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

A FREIGHT train was wrecked on the
B. s. o. road near GAINESVILLE, Saturday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

HOMEGROWN roasting-ears are in the
market.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

CAMP-MEETING at Burr's Mills com.
menceS next week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

SEts week Iu your own own; terrus ami
'lOo nuth; :~os; address, II. Hsllet & Co. PDr
Spd Ahtn- I,-l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

40 WEEK.; sl2 Il day AT l. ONE easily mad,
y = costly outfit freq: address, True & @,
, lsusta, Matne' sl0-lv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09
Beaver College and Musical Institute,

BEAVER, Pa,
DOR YOUNG LADIES, opens its fall ses-
l. sion Sept. 1lth. Extensive buildings,
healthfully and beautifully located Three
lecture courses Superior advantages for
Music, vocal and instrumental. Art of every
description and Elocution rates moderate.
Send for circular to
s 2~3t REV. r. T. TAYLOR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09
Published Every Thursday
kr C. NARROW GAUGE IL. IL.
New Time Table.

New lime 1aDle.
On and after Monday, Nov, 13, 'S2, trains
will run as follows:
Going East, leave ve.............7:S am
Going West, leave. 200 am
Going East and West, leave. :25 pm
Connecting with both east and west trains on
b. & o. R. R.
Returning will leave Quincy for St: Clairs>
vile upon the arrival of B. & o. trains, No.
], 2, aad 12, arriving at st. &. at $40 am,
1000 am. and 6:15 p m.
ST. cIairsvIlIe & Northern Railway
Time Gard.
In effect June 25Ih, 1882.
soUTHBoUED
B; Ac. W; Ex. B. AO.
v.st. Cisirsville....7 40 am Il 90 m % pm
Barton ....... ......S 10 Il 2S pm 30
PSsco........--.---.-..5Z Is -
Ar. .Bridyeport-.--.-....o 40 w
INORTHBOUND.
St. Q. Ac. C. E1. St; o. Ac.
Nv. sriagepart.-........s IS am 5 5opm
Pasoo ...-.....-.-.-s ~
Barton -.........-..-l0 90 . & pm 90
Ar. St. OalrgviIie-.l0 25 rs SIS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09

BE-. TALBOT, Dentist, St. Clairs-
VILE Office, east of school house. 4l2tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-09
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

bIItVl Z. OLD " INh, SnCfIU,
And Special Master Commissioner.
T. f. Charlesworth, Pills ATTY. : Post,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Despite the inclemcnt night large audience
gathered in the Academy Of Music si evening to listen
10 the singing Of Iuca III Laumcm0or" There were .
few vacant seats It f. true IN the parquct but the
maiulcr Of tho house well filed. An unusually good
performance Of the opera given Mime. Gorstcr-
voice was ~ clear as bell and II l. almost needless 70
add that she sang brilliantly the part Of L'-ia. She
was called before the curtain al the end Of each act and
was four times recalled 20 the stage al tho end OF the
mad scene In the third act signor Niclni made only
fair impression ~ Edg1do his acting being forced and
his voice roedy sgnor Galass II "a needless 10 say acted
and sang well as AshbH.
After the opera there gTl1aful ballet la sur
tr.e /" I'm which Mle FOrna Bramha, Milo Bettina de
Sorts and Mile Gort appeared, supported BY other
dancers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
A NEW npERETTA-

Mil0cker's Bcttcl-studcnt," after charming
the funloyny Vicnnric Tor year. and making
It's way in rs original form into tho once cll--!c
theatre Of the Bowcry, has mot the fate
that nowadays bcfa every succc-s foreign operettl
1T has boon done into English Translation, too, has
worked ,hc usual result ia roDbi the dialogue OfmUch u
ia ghncss and grace, aud supplying limos for music
which would hesitate % DO seen on any other printed
page than IL "book OF tho opera" But the
comedy IL a pleasing one, tho music IA catching
(Which seems to DE tho chief r'quir'mcn, IN hight
opera. and tie pot gives occn4iOn 10 pic
trc,ouc costumes In their search for this last element
the vicnncse llbrct.is have several times OF late
gone 10 outOfthc-way sources, aud each
time with excellent results. The stage dresses
were oNiy picturesque and elective than
the WallachiAn costumes IN "ApIjuHc der
Wa-scr1nann"-a pleco that was full Of original vitality
both musical and dramatic but was killed
dead NJ doornail by tho translator.
The last century Polish dresses In the new opcrcta
are another pretty addition 10 tho stage wardrobe
and viii do their share toward helping The Bcssar stu
dent 10 u long and pro-pcioIsl life.
Tho new version hnd it, first performance at
the Casino by the McCaur Opera Comque Com
pany last night large and arnabe aud
fence received It with favor, demanded
several Of the musical numbers second limo,
aud gave generous expression TO the pleasure
provided by the scene painter, the cOstumcr and
the stage manager The people In this second
pany which bear Mr. McCaulrs namo comcy
OF form and feature, but their artistic ability
f. considerably below that Of the company
that said gool-by and took 10 the road
last week. Mr.. Carleton IS called Ia
do mos, Of the satisfactory singing and hsnc character
will not lessen his popularity Mr. Leslie Is not well
suited with the part Of general OHendDyJ "a he has
been These men and J. u. Fischer, who does IA
rotesIc part IN dumb show the only members the
company whose merits AZ all conspicuous the
players being weak
Tho music IA "A whole not given last night with
the finish which It Is capable Of receiving.
IT'S rhythms were given HwkwHrdy and
the change, I'm time which are recognized
characteristics OF writings IN this style ClWnsly
handled MIR Aronson's knowledge Of Vionncse dance
music ought TO enable him bring about improvement
fyt F.f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
MUSIC.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

4.
IuOubrious Puritani,n with its intermln-
able has duets its chdshly noisy orchestraton and It's
pretty musc served at theMetrOpOan Opera House a9
night IN ephase some Of the facts which were reVeaeu
by the performances OF last week Those facts are '
Mr. Abbey has q strong company paihstahing anu vi
ergetic musical director unusually capable orches"
and nm admirable house for the purpose to Wlch Is
devoted. Last nights opera introduced ne" o"''
singer signor Mrabela and gave second hearing 10
Madame sembrich and sgnor stagno. The good qnates
~ the tenor singer placed In stronger ght than
ON last Friday Notwithstanding that he had no explosive
Verdi music with which to catch the ears OF arusO
coundlngs and showed his title to the position VI al
effective operate singer II not to the rank o
nal artist. "a,
dao scnhrchs success in the role OF Elrira, while
NOT an rcat IA that which she IN Lucia was never
tbeIess most emphatic. Tho accents OF the music III
which Belllni with simplicity that Is almost amusing
ATTEMPTED 10 follow the advice OF Ro7sini ana Sho"
greater regard for his orchestra and the dramatic enc
nents Of his librcto than had shown in "La sonnam-
bula" and Norma" are not completely and naturally
within the hounds OF Madame sembrChs art, IA the ac-
CENTS OF Donzctts music The orchestras noise 100
especially annoying last night put strain upon t i
charming singers voice wllGh deprived ~ VI 1o Iighf
fresh and fascinating beauty. But tms sngiuse
sbortcoIning was only noticeable when compared WIN
her work last week. The depressing Wen,ner nSd , iS
box tiers and orchestra stalls 1t was Inclined 20 pe hln-
thetic There little Ia the dolriul hI't 2cl 10 warm
amiahly appreOililFc hlinoF ana
though Sgnor Kaschmann won his tribute of applause
ana SicnOr Mirabcll1 accepted by virtue oi down
right ncr into tho good graCcs ~ ALL It was not nli
Elrira's aria, "Son yergn Nczzosa was reached wa,
treat cIthn sa-n was shown With Il Madame Scmblrh
won several recalls and yielding To The demands o ln0
tisble pcopc she gave IL a second time A similar tn
unph she won by her exquisite singing OF the SUI IA
yOce and the succeeding Wen. dictto.'
inor Mrabela Is decided acquisition 20 The ranks oil
our operate singers. He has musical bo'' voice OF iR9
yoluIe and sufficient range he sings Ia open-Echte
and omen mouthcd way and whatever flaws vocal
feocher. may pick IN his method, they will never say
that ne falls tO open his throat Ike Siguor Stgn" lie
has a good stage appearance. too ana a-SeI poS7's'e
easy and effective style of acting. $50 ~
nj Brllin wrote music In II Purani which lio'-hl
loosely said could be heard nom Paris 70 Ia ~ Ts
ot stnor Viauc.I's fault that ast night II could De
heard even q greater distance. His nrring tlumprts,
horns and trombonos and slitieking Wcco9 huio re
"ucntI drowned the voices Of the sugorIud added an
other factor 10 the demonstration already made that the
artistic effect Of tho excellent performances at the now
Opcra House win he enhanced by 10 the original
disposition OF the orchestra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
SPECULATION IN rHlLHIRuoMC SEATS

The sale of seats for the first rehearsal and
the first concert OF the Philharmonic Society begun at
the Academy OF Music yesterday morning About ninety
persons were in line, for the most part Tho
secuators who had subscribed for the series OF
were on hand and doing lively business.
make more out Of the Philharmonic Society concerts
and rehearsa said Joe scagrist the spccula
tor, than do out Of the opera"
d" How is that r.
"wel get about ninety seats FOR the rchcarsas and
az many the concerts. have had the for
years past and they the best IN the house"
"Thcn you have the privileges Of "a subscriber"
eyes sir yes. Now when the other subscribers are
supplied the only seats LEFT bang up against the stage
away back under the balcony so get two ana three
times my money for the irst-class seats have"
" But Isn't that unjust"
mo sir no. The people who como 10 these concerts
to large extent young Rdes belonging to the veal
thiest families In NcwYOk- families who do not believe
I'm opera and will not pHtrOnzc IT, But they xiOus
that their children shall hear classical music and thoy
willing 20 pay anything for that part Of their musical edu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30


Caroline Hill and It's career viii be prolonged.
Theatre is still made an attractive resort BY tho merry
and sparkling little play OF "pollars and Sense
1.-The New Park Theatre IL just now Iho
scene Of highly successful minstrel pos'
Torrance by the mlhstrels OF Thatcher, Prim-
rose and West Blrchs Mlnstres offer the ouresque
of X4seltzer" and other comic varieties seems
great pity that the persons who insist on using
Tennysons lines q motto to The silver hns can
be nersaded IN nrnt them correctly 81 held in truth
ia the beginning of the last version, with him VINO sings
on one clear harp" etc. How can anybody sing on
harp1 And why is truth Z" held in William war
rem the comedian is in NewYork, and may oiten 20
seen I'm places OF public resort Miss Florence Gerru
viii return to England at the close OF the run .,
Dukes Motto" Mr.. Austin Breretons LIE or IIepIE
irving racsntIv nublished In London by David Bogeis
Immediately to be repubhed here by the house OF ScI 1
ncr. The London copy Is large l2mo OF Oh, tE
pages literally Illustrated, and Mr. Breretons narra
win be found very Interesting It's account OF inc ana
life ~ Mr. Irving In particular IA fresh, picturesque anu
written with graceful uency, and the details are III
structiye in no common degree 10 tho S'uuon' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL.

lThc dramatic season at the Standard Theatre
win he opeped Thursday with hedraius In the Ranks
Mr. irving at the Star Theatre, will tonight present
Charlie. the First" and Mss Ellen Terry VIII make her
frat appcarance In America" The Strangers OF
porisn will be produced November ; at the New Park
Theatre with Agnes Booth and Henry Lee in the chief
characters Mas Annie Pixley, continuing her en-
yagemcnt at the Grand Opera House has appeared ~
1CLss 1.-THE Silver King" will be presented there
oo,ip pcxt week .. Mr. Roland Reed has appeared at
the Third Avenue Theatre In his play OF Cheek y Mr.
Fred Msrsden) but Will give place next week 10 Miss
UHe EnJer I'm a piece called Courage" Marie
Ceitinoer may De IN 1.-THE Beggar Student" at the
Tballa Theatre new piece Is I'm preparation at the
Theatre Comquo where, accordingly Messrs. Harrgan
Hart announce the closing performances Of "The Null
loon Guard Picnic" Mr.. Jefferson has entered on the
third ycck OF his brilliant engagement at the Union
CaI,b piu.amer and Mr. GoiiGhay. Miss Fanny
novennort. acting Fedora, will remain at the
Fourteenth street Theatre until November TO-.
Al the Madison Square Theatre "Tbe R.Uah 4"
will shortly enter OH tho sixth month OF its career
the vital force with which adroit
cement can animate trivial and inane play
re,e doncer Mile Marie Mazani has appeared at NiblOs
Garden in the spectacle Of Exec siOr" She presents
tho character of The Aimee "a part that she was the
ers, IN MAY at La Scala, MaL......Mr. ID. H. Hawkins
hos snucared ct the Twenty third Street Theatre,
,ondjnoI Rebeleu Mr.. Eayes. the oOstumor, Is waiting
20, h,,, IN desst In order TO appear in the part.
" Tho Rcpgar Student" may be heard at the Casino In
ENGLISH - NJ Charles COgllan as LagaTder In The
Dke Motto" continues to occupy the stage OF the Fh
Avenue Theatre =" Moths" with Miss Rose Coghlan
I'm the chief mart has with favor at Waacks
Theatre-entrey account Of this actress and Of Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
THE B1LLIAuSBURG NEWSDE4LERs.

A special meeting OF the Williamsburg News
DEALER. Protective Union held last night at PhGnix
Hall souh Elshth-t Brooklyn. IL was stated by Mr..
Jenkn, that Mr. Farrcliy Of the American Nows Com.
pany and the managers OF the other news companies
had promised to DO all they could 20 help the
new ,dcacrs ln their struggle with Tho H'rdh
Mr. Birtram, the secretary, read a document, the
-ul-t fucs wa. NJ follows: a blind man, known NJ
blind Tom keeping q newsstand at The junction Of
Ilfth ave and Broadway, IL The time ~ The excitement
caused by the reduction IN the price NJ The Herald, akcd
Mr. Park ~ the firm ~ Park rlfori what he should
do MI Park -aid Take - HcrnLd stand, because you
will get i've cents ten ccnts for the papers anyhow
many persons being IN the habit of paying the blind
man these prices FOR BIS papers Blind Tom
wont u M Wum- or The Herald, made an application
f1r stand and was given AttcrwaTd Nj Williams
Jaw some men paying him cents for H'ydid and lac
made the blind give him uli that was over c"nt7
saving that hc charged too muCh and ended by deprug
hin. ~ the stand aud putting man To run opposition To-
hiu. when the man, -trappiny big fellow, took
pos " Toms stand his gympatlcs were aroused
ard At 9Th he said. two days ago, I'll be hanged II
I'm nun opposition to q blind man ate: to-day aud init
mated that he would not se paper. there any longer
The gentlemen living I'm the vicinity said they would
take papers nom Blind Tom "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS. oct 20.-The International Labor Conference
nero to-day expressed sympathy with workingnen In all
countries and protested against wars.
PARIS Oct ga number OF anarchists exploded an
Internal machine at the large cafe in Lyons
to-day No person was injured
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 20.-There were six deaths from
cholera here on Sunday The disease has appeared at
Mecca
yARN oct 20Greece protests against tho refusal OF
Turkey 10 allow Grecian Ofwar to land supplies at
esme for the sufferers by the earthquake at that place
LONDON oct Cot Is reported that Mr. Gladstone
will go to Cannes.
BERLIN Oct 20.--The disorders at oldenburg arising
from the unpopuarty of the commanding officer, General
steinmann have excited much attention here. General
seinmann fought second duel on Friday and received
bullet IN the shoulder.
ATHENS, oct. 29.-The River saembria, in Thessaly
has overlooked It's banks hundred houses have been
destroyed and several lives have been lost
ERMsLEBEN DOT. 29.-Since the outbreak OF trohnoSs
here over 400 person been attacked by the disease
and eighteen have died
PosEN oct 2o.-The Ga.ette announces that private
council nj which oil the GovernorsGoneral OF provinces
will be present will be held In st. Petersburg In December
10 elaborate new constitutional measures
LONDON Oct 30.-Mr. Russell after long consultation
yesterday with Nj. Sullivan oDonnells COUNSEL for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
SHOOTING MAG Ara.
gy5y, The B,grio Catrfer-Lc,sr rom J " Brown Of
boulder COL, 10 u Crfsnd IN BuPa'o n

ty5g The RyGtio Courier letter rom J N BroWh, o.
BOULDER COL, 10 a Friend IN BuPato . ~
take the first idle hour TO write you a f!Ill
account OF my strange adventure after lott you III c
pity. went TO Schos4ers ana took DQhl loi ~ TOW
around Navy Island. There no intepdod sui'uV
vou hint when you rofor 10 my mental depression ~
beautiful day and nature nppcaroh III hi 30
prb driftcd lnzly with the current ana lhouiht Oh
the past and its buried hopes. Some he insV iavo
passed. for found myself long way dOWn IhoIl
bat not dangerously near the rapids. Ahd Deoh Mun
nearer before Concluding was ulho 10 sur MY
for the shore gathered the oars Tor sIey p 'c nv
made u stroke two when one or the fO"io'hs ua
and dropped into tho In soIng IL lOst ohp oa.
which quickly out OF roach. For uhy o ~
hoart leapcd into my throat aud nearly chORcu mo'
Jaw that escape was impossible, but soon o1ulio Oo
and looked at the situation calmly. Inc DoaJ hu 1u
across the stream. Strengthened II arouhu anu ho
for smooth place In the rapids. - 18th hror,bt
whether the presence Of swift ana sure uealh % ~
with II new revelation the intense cxGieheht %
moment lent faculties 10 the mlnd' KNOW ny ~ ~
flp Impression Of those few minutes arc imprh'o III my
memory as II burned into my brain Every S'I5o "" 20
k.cny alert; noted tho little speck Oh loVA ti' ~ ~
often watched from the Sisters ana inc -
and cddcs OF the water around IT, saw Ilc n' , "
cuIors OF light that pAyed on tho ghhoia3 49, and
marked the forms Of shades and oOl0IlHs OF tno ~ ID
clouds They Hl hXcd OH my hhu lS tu' ~ IT,,
mnnt. had time for nil this ana more wiio Sr
swiftly on Till oamo tO tho anglo OF tho hOlseshoo ,
theg up stream, where the deep green WITH Po' iio1
40 far without break. drew In long Dreatn uu oV M
M with the thought This ala the last OF Gsnth
boat did not obey gravity so 9alCAS ro1nent
falling water but shot out far over For m0i It
was nveoped by ascending msts, then ny thS Wu M
OF contending elomOnts and the stunnins ros VI bd
followed by IA oalm sweet ana le5Ilu 't hih 90
ever thought possible for the soul To iee anu wP
mortal power could disturb. sank into nrt,y
in tho water the Canada shore above the ou ieii'
landing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
NEWS ERSM TIE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Oct. 29.-The steamer Sandman,
with the Marquis OF Lomo and the Princess Louise on
hoard passed the southwest point Of Antcos Island at
q p. m Yesterday.
Monsuor Fabre has refused interfere in the dispute
betwecn the French priest and Irish Catholics In the
pa.h Of ST. Cnegonde and the matter has been referred
tO the new Apostolic Delegate.
OTTAWA, oct 29-The Minister of Marine and Fish
rios has received cable dispatch from London stating
that I'm the final revision Of the awards by the Fisheries
Commission Canada receives twenty-seven gold medals
and thirty silver medals.
TORONTO oct 29.Hanan says that he has not yet re-
ceyed an his dispatch TO Laycock and Is con-
seQuently not sure OF the date OF his departure
HALIFAX Oct. 29.-The schooner Bridget Ann, nom
p,ctou with coal for sheburne went ashore Thursday
mt Cape George and became total wreck
LONDON Ont, oct. 29-Wlliam Hope bookkeeper for
the hardware fire Of Hobbs Osborne q Hobbs has alb
seconded TO the United states The extent of his pecq
ianUa il not known He served five years IN tho peni
tsntiary for a similar crime In 1877.