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National Republican., 1883-10-03
THE CoREAN EMBASSY.

They Visit Some OF the Departments, and
arc Shown the Workings OF the Cow
ernment.
The war, navy, and state departments were
visited yesterday by four members of the
Corean embassy. The party consisted of the
minister, vice minister, secretary OF legation
an attache, Mr., Percival Lowell, foreign Sec
retary, Lieut.. Mason, and Ensign Foulke, of
tho navy. At the state department they were
received by Assistant Secretaries Davis and
Hunter and Chief Clerk Brown at the navy
department., by Acting Secretary Nichols,
Admiral Shufeldt, and Commodores English
and Walker and at tho war depart
mont by Adiutaut General Drum. En-
sign F0ulke acted as interpreter and
Japanese, tho latter translating it into
Corean for the benefit Of the embassy. Tho
thanks of the Corean government were ten
dercd Admiral Shufeldt for fastening the
treaty between Corea and the United States
Tho ambassadors will visit the treasury de-
partment to-day at II o'clock and will inspect
the money vaults, macerators, money coun-
tors, and other objects of interest. Secretary
Folgor when made aware of their proposed
visit, appointed Chief Dascomb, of the public
moneys division Deputy Register Titcomb
and an attache of the treasurer's office COM
mittee to receive the party and escort them
through the building.
Tho embassy will also visit the bureau of
engraving and printing to-day. The embassy
will remain in Washington two or three weeks
IL was reported some days ago that the en-
bassy might remain hero and establish lega-
tion. 1t is authoritatively stated now that
the ambassadors will start homo in about
three weeks, making a stop of some days in
Chicago and at one or two other points. Tho
4 =
remain is that their rank is too high, all being
of tho regal blood. Diplomatic representation
will be recommended, however, and lega-
tion established early next year.
National Republican., 1883-10-03
A CIRCULAR FROM MAHoNE.
The National Republican Indorscd-Nhat
it Said OF Gem. johnston.
Special Dispatch to The Baltimore Sun.

Special Dispatch TO The Baltimore Sun.
RICHMOND, Va, OSt. IA circular has
been sent out by Gen. Malone and his repub-
lican chairman, James D. Brady, broadcast
over this state, recommending THE NATION.
AL REPUBLICAN, Of Washington city. 1t is
addressed to the readiusters and republicans
of Virginia. In it the Riddleberger debt set
tlement is praised, but 1t is intimated that
the democrats arc seeking to render it value
less by obstructing the collection of taxes.
The circular cautions tho people that if the
coalitionists fail this year the common schools
and other state interests will receive disas-
trous check. Says tho CIRCULAR: ITO prevent
this calamity, it is of vital importance that
our voters be properly instructed, lest they
be misled by the specious appeals Of the OPP
position press, which we are at present un-
able suitably to expose from lack of the
requisite papers through which to impart the
information they need and must have. To
supply this want the publishers of THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN considerably offer
us the use Of needed space in its columns,
and the paper is therefore commended ia
your most earnest support. 1t will be sup
piled upon such terms as ought to secure for
it q very large circulation, and it is n duty
wo owe to ourselves to make the best use
possible of the facilities thus Afforded The
circular is signed by William Malone, chair
man of the readjuster party, and James d..
Brady, chairman of the executive committee
of the republican party.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is the paper
which, on the eleventh of April last, in an
editorial, complained of the good words
spoken Of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston on
the occasion of the uncovering of statue
erected to Gen. Johnston in New Orleans.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN then said:
Johnston was rebel, and dangerous one,
traitor, and bad one. To venerate his
memory is to prolong his treason down to
date, and criminate with him all those who
do it, and who are none tho less contemptibly
disloyal TO their country, because, like him,
they are in no danger of paying for their dis
loyalty with their lives"
simultaneously with the issuance of Gen.
Mahone's circular, that paper to-day stated
cditorially that the article donouncing Gen.
Johnston and his associates was published
inadvertently, and not only did not emanate
from the editors, but was and is in direct con-
fliot with their feelings and opinions" To
substantiate this THE REPUBLICAN publishes
an editorial which appeared six days later on
the general subject of southern devotion to
the memories of Lee, Johnston, and others
National Republican., 1883-10-03
ARMY CHANGES.
Promotions that VIII Follow the Retire.
ment OF gen. George w. Getty.

= HWII1UNIVINE NIEIlN " III NWEIVN NHIV NN'7'1HN
ment OF Gen. George w. Getty.
Gen. George w. Getty, in command Of the
artillery school at Fortress Monroe, was yes
terday placed upon the retired list of the army,
having reached Ga years of age Ho will
bo succeeded in command of the artillery
school ~ Col. John c. Tidball, of Gen. Sher-
mans staff, who will retain his present posi-
tion as aid until Gen, Sherman's retirement
Gen. Getty's retirement causes the following
promotions Lieut. Col. Clermont L. Best, OF
the 4th artillery, to bo colonel 4th artillery
Mai. John Mendonhall, 1st artillery, TO bC
lieutenant colonel dth artillery Capt. John j
Rogers, I'd artillery, TO bo major 4th artillery
First Lieut.. VIM. p. Yoso, I'd artillery, to be
captain, aud Second Lieut.. T.. S. Weaver, I'd
artillery, to be first lieutenant Cd artillery
National Republican., 1883-10-03
rrnnl,ror, pubI,o Bu,ld,nu.

Tho supervising architect recommended
yesterday morning that the contract for the
erection Of the basement and area walls of
tho public building at Frankfort, Ky, be
awarded TO tho Belknap and Dumesnil Stone
company OF Louisville, KY, (tho lowest bid
dersl. nt thoir bid of $4,000.
National Republican., 1883-10-03
Sanitary Nntes.

Consel General Andrews at Rio dc JaneiTo
reports to the department of state that dur
ing the week ended Sept. there were at that
place five deaths from yellow fever, sixty
three from smallpox, three from typhoid
sumption.
National Republican., 1883-10-03
Cholera No,e..

Reports received from United States con-
suls by the surgeon general Of tho marine hos
pital service show that thcre were five deaths
from cholera, at Calcutta during tho week
ended August Is, and one death from that
disease at Shanghai during tho week ended
August gS
National Republican., 1883-10-03
wv ANTED.-D .-DERMAToLodY.
w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK.


IT you have pimplns, BlackheAds. Liverspots
fTeokles Moth Tan sunburn, ltedness, and Oiliness
oIlhe Nose, Deep Pores or any Complexion Blemish,
Dir VAN DfCh can remove them and Beautlfy the
SompleXlOn without any cosmetic, paint, enamel.
gray, u you have excessive Dandrulf Scaiy scalp,
Iotter, crown Frontal part or Temple badness II
NAN DlGk, by scientific course Of treatment, can
brodneea ysoLons. LuNuriant Growth ofllalr Pretty
Bruwh ma LuShcA If YOU wish fresh. pure, clear,
99rila1t Ppd Aeagtifll Complexion, Thick, Heavy,
hrows nnd LAshes, son. White, smooth, and Pretty
Hands, consult M VAN pTCK NJ once, The Doctor
has prnctlccu his specially for nearly twenty years
aud u ihoroughly skilled ia his profession.
Nurle--Dh' VAN DItk lRy removed his olllco
anu ruldence 20 No y Grant Place hOweOn 9th aud
lth' ana IL where he can 10 consulted daily, eN-
Crpt Friday ana saturday; hours, II. N, 10 Z D. In
lhg hOclor n permanently located In Washington
hud ms lra9ed hbONe rnaIdenuo for Two yehrs.
National Republican., 1883-10-03

no Those ddpcrtisers trho so desire have their
PuBLIcAN Business OGce prepared for Uai puDose in
order that responses Mortto coming after e ddUertse
ment has been taken out can be or,Gdrded 6 mail or
ofhertpise.
National Republican., 1883-10-03
B0nds for Hr,lonntiOn,

Bonds presented for redemption under the
12lst call up to noon yesterday amount to
$22, ,652050.
National Republican., 1883-10-03
S1rrsonul Comfort.

TENHE SIIEDD BATHS, OO3 II STREET NEAR
n Ninth-lurlsish, Russian, sulphur, and Mercurlai
Baths given with SKIN aud experience. Manipuator
often years experience nt this establishment. Single
bath ~ for sJi Ia for $40 open Sunday from n
III. 10 D. IN. aui7tf
NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BOVEE,Sl
IN lil7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Largo POOL
9pen Sunday open from q m IN 10 y. m. 5atur'
DAY, ~ y. M Baths. VI; tickets, $500
ap6 DIR. II. l.. BoVEB Electrician.
INASY FEET ARE REQUIsITE TO HEALTH
~ and longevity hpnce the most eminent phy,i.
clans, surgeons, and thousands or other well known
persons, from lar aud near visit
DR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
l4lBPennsylvana avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
for relief from cOrns buuiOns, diseased nails and
other complaints of the feet.
Twenty-Five consecutive years Of practice in Wash.
ingtOn, d. o.
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gpsincps cbuutrs.

4 LIBERAL RATE or fNTEREsr ALLOWED
~ on Time Deposits United states Bonds Donght
where BY ]. u. seUIER co., bankers, lts Penis.
HiVhRlkaYenue aa3e6
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for Rmt--8ooms.

MYTH BOARD. TWO NICELY FURNISHED
w rooms on second iloor single or en- suite; house
with all modern improvements; summer prices
reIcronccs. l0li TwelIlh stroet n0rthMost lyG
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Amnstntnts.

NAIlONAL THEATER. SIBERIA,
MONDAY, OCTOBER
Every Evening, "wednesday and Saturday Matinoes,
BARrLE9 cHSMPbE2Tf&ss f&st aRExT ri SUCCESS.
misunderstanding a Ticket TO siberia. The noble
,s roue nn and ,id thg noblsT TE man ioI.,,
siBESiS-ihS Gi PSNee e'S Tic nneSpcoed. S Sa'O'
sInEUtA-t must take your place. The march oftho
sIRER1sTss sIRER'sTRs ,S@S sSSS' o. 9fblSSsiy bags
siDERrG-ihc iflcnds Of Russia. In the name OF tho
"A Great Dgamatlc Company Grand Ployi
Solos and Duets.
BENEFIT UNION VETERAN coRPs.
AugustIn Daly's original aud Highly Successful
7-2O-s.
FoRps, MATINEE TODAY,
TODAY ATa TONIGHT ATS
THE EDWARDS FOLLY COMPANY.
MOTHS SPARKLING MUSIC.
N6riis. ExHLARATiNG FUN.
Norris THE PRETTY eUAKERa
M6IGiis COMM rnEo' THE RYE.
Norris oLLAPoDs NrTsIGAPs.
Norris oRArrERTY's STORIES.
Monday Ncxt-Muss EFrIE ELrsbER.
In A. G. Gunthers Great Play, COURAGE.
Under the management Of BROOKS g DICKSON,
Reserved seats can I've secured at Brentano's.
rTHEATRE CoMIQUE.
MONDAY. OCTOBER /.
For ono Week only
-: N. S. wooDi a--
Tie Young American Actor. and His Noted
SPECIALITY AND DRAMATIC COMBINATION,
In the Thrilling Realistic Drama of
THE BOY SCOUT.
New Scenery, Costumes, and Effects.
Matluees Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
DINE MUSEUM.
The Greatest show in America, All Newt
EVERY AFTERNOON and NIGHT THIS WEEK.
The Marvellous Illusion,
FLORIS, THE GODDESS OF FL OVERS.
Now performing in London with immense success.
froduced NJ great cost. First time IN America.
The Dashng Nrolrose sisters: the Great poilie
Ppe GTPe snd Ge sam S @ng sHS S9ampops Morton and
Gontcss; Long Haired Child; German Midget, Sea
| ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY 10 CENTS.
A NNuAh FALL RACES
or THE
CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB,
WASHINGTON ATHLETIC PARK,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. OCTOBER and S.
All the Flyers from Springfield, including the Eng.
| llsh Champions.
GREAT NovELTY-ToURNAMEN ON THE
WHEEL.
| Tickets for sale by members OF the Club.
Reserved Seats at Ellis's Music Store o87 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue se2lilt
| DRoF BIRMTNGHAMS AGA DENY OF DANG
n ing and Etiquette. Washington Hail. Capitol
liiil. Reunions every Monday and Thursday. scLtf
BiILiAHDS BrLhrARDS
Afr PILLIARD PALACE
| 4lS and 4i5 NINTH ST.
| News OF all Sporting Events-Bnse Ball Racing
&c-both In this country and Europe, received daily
| NJ. H. SCANLoN, Proprietos
1
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sor 9srt--RlietrIIanrons.

T1LEGANT UPRIGHT PIANOS. n. A. URsOs
IA Plano Rooms, Gi3 llth st N. w.
NOR RENT-FtNE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
H O32 Seventh street northwest; for many years
occupied as shoe store Apply to WM. e. BuRNS,
50l X street northwest iy2ju
National Republican., 1883-10-03
Stal Gstatr Brokers'.
, - a. ~ - 49, 49,
EMOVAL. 1901. REMOVAL
7t.. WILLIAM DICKSON,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
.N AGENT,
Has removed his office from Fourand-a.half
street TO
NO. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST
Btal 65statr Srukrrs.
noeirohIo nronor,,, for ,aI, n, ~,

Desirable property for sale In all parts OF the city
Special and personal attention given to the renting
OF houses and collection Of rents.
Real estate loans negotiated lowest rates inter.
est,
In surance risks on buildings stocks, merchandise
household furniture. DO effected with the FIRE
ASSOCIATION, OF Philadelphia, Pa. Uhe most pop.
ular and reliable Insurance company IN that State)
or placed In any of the prominent companies In the
country.
SPECIAL AND GENERAL TAXES PAID AT
A DISCOUNT.
I,
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1901, Il STREET

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning. contains u complete schedule OF our houseS
stores shops and farms offered for rent, together
see Property for sale III all parts OF thoclty Money
10 loan on real estate. Call
II. ii. WARMER Olg Il street
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employment.

DY CoLoRED GIRL, SITUATION AS
ID FIRST class infants nurse or chambermnid. Ap-
ply at 1856 X. l. av N. w.
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For Sgeui-.-Ynnn,s.

ITO IL ST. N. w.-BEAUTIFULIY FUR
y 4 L - nishod communicating parlor and bed
room; convenient to bath room OF hot and cold
water location exceedingly desirable.
National Republican., 1883-10-03

Y WANT (FoR CUsToAIERS) TWO HOUSES
Il worth Se000 TO $1,000. and three worth from $500
10 1000 NJ. NJ. ROMRER. 02l 4 st. se2T.Ot.
National Republican., 1883-10-03

VIZ ANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO
w cook, wash, and iron; references required APP
National Republican., 1883-10-03

TIME SUITES OR FLATS OF LARGE, FUR.
a nished or unfurnishcd rooms first floor, suitable
lof congressman; cars and herdiCs pass tho door.
Apply at 132 2ist ST. between q and IL N w; tole
phUniC connections,
National Republican., 1883-10-03

TTNlIE KENSINGToN, 1896 1 ST. n, w.--RooMS.
a en- suite or single with first class board for per-
manGmt, transient, and day boarders. MRS. NJ, j,
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SOlnntrN- nlistrLIanrnns.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT MRS NJ. u.
l. Hayden, dressmaker, has removed from Hast
!, hShiugtOn 20 UOg 1tl 81, n, w q
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Solanteb--@ @onses

ITO BUY A GOOD 9 ROOM HOUSE; CENTRAL
a location; state price. Address HOUSE. Republi-
National Republican., 1883-10-03

GREAT TY-ToURNAMENr ON THE
WHEEL.
National Republican., 1883-10-03

SIO IlTu 81. N. w. NEWLY AND HAND.
~ - somcy furnished pnrlors on lst noor, with
private bath also oNcelonttabe board, als mouth.
7 .ARGE, BAY WINDOW ROOM, HAND
IL somoly Furnished also hall bedroom aud back
room; board. 2Oi Est N. w.
National Republican., 1883-10-03

A NY ONE HAVING A Q TO a o ROOM HOUSE
IA for rent TO one who will pay in advance will
please send number OF same TO JOHN Republican
0nlce. State price. ocl.tf
National Republican., 1883-10-03

All the Flyers from Springfield, including the Eng.
llsh Champions.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-19

Accident to St. Paul and 1Ginneapolis Ex-
curxiOnfsts.
A Kansas City dispatch of the 10th
says: AS the west bound Rock Island
train, due here at 10 O. clock this morn
ing, with party Of excursionists from
st. Paul and Minneapolis for Southern
California, who occupied the rear two
coaches, neared Jamesport, Mo-. IS
miles from here, the fange Of tho
wheel Of the last car broke and the
car was precipitated down = Is feet
embankment, rolling over twice.
Adam GOtzein. q woll.known citizen
of st. Paul was seriously injured and
died tins afternoon. His daughter.
aged %, was internally hurt, and his
wife was badly bruised. Mr.. Mac
Smith. wifeand son were badly hurt.
They were left at Jamesport and TreD.
ton. Several others received painful
injuries but,wsrsabls to proceed with
the train, which argfy6d here ut 4:3O
p. M The'party continued their Jour.
ney this.dv4ning.s
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-19

Notice appears in this issue that
Lafferty l. Sesbich have dissolved
partnership.
Major Pease is up the Park branch
inspecting coal mines. with view Of
getting the Livingston fuel supply
from that direction.
A runaway team attached to load
Of wood made lively scene on Main
street this morning. but fortunately
did no damage except to the outfit.
Two postofice inspectors, w. A.
Robinson of San Francisco. and T. &.
Bannerman Of Salt Lake, are IN town
to-day. but for what purpose Is I'm.
known.
Robt. Mckee, superintendent the
N. p. coal mines, has posted notices
around town calling for one hundred
men to work on the tramway to bs
built from the main line at the west
end of the tunnel to the mines.
A letter addressed to 1.-THE Mayor Of
Livingston" arrived few days ago.
containing proposals from Chicago
broker for the purchase of town bonds.
Fortunately Livingston has no bonds
to dispose of, but the fact that capi.
talists would consider them good in.
vestment is an indication of the towns
reputation for stability and progress.
The report is current here to-day
that Thomas r. Edwards Of Bozeman,
district attorney of the First judicial
died on Saturday night. It 10
probably true as he has been i'll, at
times dangerously so, for some weeks
past. Mr.. Edwards was personally
known to a great many Of our citizens
among whom his early death the was
not more than thirty five years Of age)
will be sincerely regretted.
When passing through Billings,
Friday, Hon. Martin Maginnis was
asked his views on tho opening Of tho
Grow reservation, and stated that
while there was no prospect Of any
part of the reservation being opened
before. the Crows had been treated
with, he thought it probable that
treaty would be made and steps taken
to open portion of the reservation
before the present congress adjourned.
Herald.
Officer Jim Comfy. received a tsle.
gram, yesterday. from Sheriff johnson
dated at Billings. which was an order
to arrest one Thomas Dace, who was
a passenger on the east bound train.
The officer proceeded to tho depot,
boarded the train and Immediately
spotted his man, who is wanted in
Helena, but for what offense the mes.
sage didn't state. He was given
berth in the county Jail to await fur
ther orders Miles City Press.
An epidemic Of sore throat is pre-.
1t is generally accompanied
with swollen neck. Take = third Of
Of dry -four Of sulphur
three times day, placing it Is Tar
back on the tongue as convenient, ard
let it dissolve gradually. Outside tho
throat wear r = piece of flannel saturated
with spirits Of turpentins. If the lat
ter irritates or blisters, add > little lard
to the turpentine. Take care of your.
self forty-eight hours, pay for your
ocal newspaper and you will be cured.
New Northwest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-25
rEKsoNAL mENriON.
News and Gossip In Reference To Various
PeOnlu.

News ana Gosstp Ia hetsFeucoi w. sRa"u'
People.
Mr.. D. Dubois left last evening for the
West on business trip.
Deputy Sheriff Martin, OF Marion county,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.T,J. Buchanan, Of Darnesyille, Ohio,
was at the McLure House yesterday.
Hon. ". A. Hunt, editor of the St. Glars
Vile Chronicle, was In the city yesterday.
Colonel John P. r. B. B. Smith, Clerk oil
the Courts OF Mason county, isin the CITY,
August Wheeler has resigned his position
as foreman OF Henry Wheeler's cigar shop.
Mrs. W. W: Bruce, Of Lexington, Ky, !:
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. ). Harden, oil
Fifteenth street.
Prosecuting Attorney A. H. Mitchell, and
Rev. DR.. g. i. Minor, Of 81. ClAirsville, were
in the city yesterday.
State Superintendent Of Schools Butcher
went 10 Fairnont last evening TO be present
at the commencement Of the Normal school
there last night
u. s. Marshal Atkinson has promised 10 be
In Nsw Cumberland ON the S0Lh and deliver
the decoration Grafton. Hon. Thayer Melvin
has also promised 10 be present and take part
In the exercises.
Mr.. Wendell Dickescheid, wife and daugh.
ter. arrived from Cincinnati last evening, and
arc at the Stamm. They come 10 be present
AZ the schnelle murder trial, which com.
mences next Tuesday. Mr.. Dickescheid and
wife. IL will be remembered, we're living with
Dr Schuchdart when he was murdered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-25

The Work OF surveying the Line BsEun
In Earnest.


In Earnest.
The surveying corps Of the West Virginia
and Pennsylvanis Joint Boundary Commits.
sion has at last got started on the survey OF
the boundary line between the two States,
The Commissioners, taking for granted that
the survey OF the bame line, which running
northward TO the lakes divides Ohio and
Pennsy lvania, 10 correct, made the point OF
starting on the south side OF the river, 81
the mouth OF Mill creek to correspond, with
n large monument placed upon the Ohio und
Pennsylvania line, which stands on the
north bank OF the river The Commission
are now about twelve miles south oil the start.
ine point and have found some OF the old
monuments to be exactly upon The new line,
while Others are two, three and as much as
ten feet out OF the way, but upon the whole,
showing great accuracy in the work done
100 years ago. -
Tie intention Is TO run true meridian
from the mouth OF Mill creek southwark,
without regard to the old line, hoping they
NAV coincide 40 nearly that this shall be but
A correction OF sny rorS that time may
have fastened upon the work Of the trst sur
yey. Should this survey discover any error
In the running Of the old line, and the pres'
emit line diveTRs any considerable ni'taace
from the point fixed OF the south 100 years
VRo, there would arise some troublesome
qusStious TO psrplsr the commissioners.
The present work. ia true meridian, may
be OF service 10 the future surveys oil the
country under the supervision Of the coast
survey. but should Il tier from the old sur.
vey, would hardly be accepted by the courts
to change the residence OF single citizen OF
either State. The original agreemsnt bttw.en
the commissioners OF the two States 10 1ISo
having fixed the pointAt the Southwest cor.
ner OF Pennsv lvaniu, and that having re-
manned for OS years 40 fully settled people
ara at loss 10 SET why the present. coni nilssion
did not begin there, as the In tiatOry point,
and tten follow the language OF that original
compact and ruu from thence northwArd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-25

be waste OF time and space. They are a.:
ready assured OF good house, and as usual
there will be an uncomfortable rush. Be.
served seats can DO secured Of Wilson q Bau.
mer's music store.
JULIUS GEAR. sur 4,a
The presentation BY Wheeling amateurs on
the thirtieth inst, Of ehAksSpeafe's great
play, with all the accessories ota frstclass
professional performance, 10 Justly anttei'
pated as unique and interesting event 10
The annals otlocal amusements. The ,exhibi.
ton OF photographs In costume OF the
principal people In the cast has quick:
ened the interest In the event, and
there will doubtless be such rush for re:
served seats when they are put on sale at
Wilson & Banners music store tomorrow
morning. as would delight any manager.
Mr.. Larkin will leave for Pittsburgh to day
to procure the remainder OF the costumes.
These have all been made TO order expressly
for the performance. and are historically
correct and very elegant. Rehearsals still
20 on at Franzheim's hail. and the members
OF the cast are determined to be as nearly
perfect as practice can make them. Mr..
Hennig deserves all the glory which he Is
destined to obtain from the enterprise, and
his associates all the credit that 1t reflects on
them.
The season will close so far as now known
with performance by Hayerlyls original
mastodon Ministries sometime In June.