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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-15
la BELLE BELLAIRE.
A Narrow EScape-GeneraI Personal
Notes.


DR.. McClelIan's horse ran away on
Wednesday evening and threw his wife out
If the buggy and injured her considerably.
The DIR. was calling on a patient, and left
his wife in the buggy, when the horse
frightened at a passing locomotive and
started to run. Mrs. Mcclellan on trying
10 get out was thrown from the buggy aud
considerably bruised, though very fortu-
nately her injuries are not Of serious
nature. The accident happened about a
mile west Of town.
The change TO be made in the running OF
The street rail road in this city, mentioned
in yesterday mornings REGIsTER, is likely
20 greatly improve this line and make
travel on it much more convenient. For
the past year often the road has been
leased and the track allowed by the lessee
10 become very much out Of repair, until
Ill at this time the road has become very
nearly impossible. Every trip the cars are
delayed by being off the track, or by some
utLer means, aud passengers who would
.rayel this road have become dis
-rstCd and would prefer to walk
hiss given no his lease and the directory
have released him from his contract and at
heir meeting on wednesday they elected
John D Baker of the Fifth ward, who is at
rrsStnt \ member of the Board of Dirsc-
'oTS, to take charge OF and run the road.
The track and the rolling stock will at once
lie put in first class repair and much better
rmP will he made. Mr.. Baker is q man
we'll calculated to make the road q first
class one and will run on time and kill
mule.
About 500 passengers came in on the b.
z. & c. X. K. yesterday bound for the fair.
The road is doing q rushing business al
present
J. L. Milligan is in Pittsburgh on bust
EeSs.
Mr.. Long, q mold maker at the Belmont
glass works, has accepted a position at
Cleveland and leaves for that place next
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POOLING THE STOCK.
A Yarn which Smac KS Strongly OF the
Truth.

Our friend Hon. John w. Stephens, OF
Bentleysyille, was one OF the earliest
friends OF the narrow gauge railroad-the
Beallsyille extension. Not long ago he
dropped into the Pittsburgh office to see
what was the status of his stock:
Mr.. Blank, have some stock IN the
Pittsburgh Southern Yes That
makes Inc st0ckholder." Yes. Are
you buying stock mo, sir. What is 1t
WORTH" "Well, you see the stock was
merged in road bed construction Yes"
said Stephens. And the bed mortgaged for
IRON Yes" Then it was sold to Hop
kils" well" Then it changed its
name" Yes" Then it was transferred
10 a syndicate "Yes." Then it was
sold to the Baltimore X Ohio" Yes"
Then il YVES widened to standard gauge
and called the Pittsburgh Il Wheeling"
Yes" We'll, now, just when your stock
WAS merged, or when it was absorbed, or
where it is nov. cannot say"
How will | find out?'
We'll, | will request the President TO
ask the Vice President, and he will instruct
the Auditor, AMI he will consult the attor.
new, and he will tell the Secretary, and he
will advise you to 90 to-to-to Baltimore
and see the company's solicitor TO try and
discover into what particular hole the
common stock went into when the preferred
stock was pulled in by the tail" Good
day." GOOD day, sir"
And then Stephens and Joseph Kan.
merer bad few words, and suit has been
commenced to compel compliance with
acknowledgements Republican.
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rAcr AND FANCY.


minor city News and PeFtinens Talk
and Comment
TEE La Belle nail factory win be OF to
day.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the La Belle
mill.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Belmont mill
was of. The boys all attended the Fair.
LOUIS, q small SOD OF Louis Franks, who
was run over BY car yesterday one week,
died at 6 O'Clock last evening.
The curbink on the east side OF Eof
street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, is
being reset and the gutter paved.
YEsrxRpAY another tooth broke in the
ccg wheel az the Top mill. The managers
viii not stop the engine until this alter
noon.
The Young man arrested at the Fair
ground an charge of picking pockets,
II uYsday, was released, before Squire
Caldwell yesterday, as the main witness
sCuld not swear that he was the man.
YEs ERDAY William Mills, an employe of
the Il. 4 D. Railroad Company, met with
very bad accident while engaged in coup
ling cars, and his right hand got caught,
msshing il. Two fingers had to be am-
putated.
YESTERDAY morning about o'clock The
>tesm pipe of the main engine in the Ores.
cent mill bursted, causing quite an excite
mGnt. but doing no damage except to the
one pipe. This accident caused the mill to
shut down, and work will not be resumed
again until Monday.
YESTERDAY morning about four O'Clock
thieves attempted to enter c. 0tto's restau-
rant, on Market street. by climbing through
the transom. He discovered them and
scared them off before they could effect
sn entrance. In their hurry to escape one
Of them smashed large glass in the front
door.
The bind boy, VIM. Mooney, from the
ROmney, W. Va Institution, will give
concert this afternoon at three O'Clock at
Sheib's music stand in Exposition Hall.
He will be assisted by Misses Matte Schar-
kopf, Maggie Nesbitt and VIM. Nesbitt.
Mr.. Mooney viii show his versatility and
ability by playing the cornet, piccalo,
organ and piano, and will assist the ladies
in singing. Let all who can hear this
uniG ne concert.
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w..re the FaithfaI win wershfP To
u,oFrOW.

m0kEOHs
Az the First Presbyterian Church the
usstor. Rev. d. A. Cunningham, ID. u, vii
breach tomorrow at 1880 A. u. ana f'30 =.
n: Sabbath school at 8 o'clock a. u MS
sion school Eighteenth, above jacob street.
Services At Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. VIM. III. Cooke, d. D., pastor, ut ll:So
A, N. and go p. n. All are welcome.
Zane street n. E. IChuIch-Preaching TO
morrow at 1880 9: M, and 7:W p. M n
Morning theme, Darkness and Lign;
EVENING. a sermon on temperance, The
Rechabite's Creed" All are invited, tenn.
perance and anti-temperance people sun
day school at p. m. Young peoples
meeting at $50 O. "a.
First Baptist Church, corner Twelfth
and Byron sireets-Preaching tomorrow
at 1880 q. IN. and go P m, oy tne pas
AZ O'Clock. Young peoples nesting on
Monday evening at 7:30. Strangers are
Fourth Street N. z. church, preaching
Sunday at 1890 A. N. and 7 so P. NJ, by the
pastor. Rev. Jos. z. Smith, ID. Sunday
School at 9 M. Rev. J. T. Minehart, OF
Columbus, Ohio, who had charge OF the
Young Peoples meeting at Moundsvllle
csmp-meeting, will be present and address
the OunR IhCCtAh6
ing at $50 o'clock. All are cordially In
vitsd.
Rev. J. T. Minehart, Of Columbus, who
conducted the Young Peoples meetings at
the Moundsville camp meeting, Is expected
in the city this evening.
International Sunday School Lesson
Samuel !, 81 %, subject: A Praying
Mother.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered to morrow at the First
English Lutheran church, Rev. E. II.
Dornblsser, pastor. Services at 1880 A. N.
and 1880 p. N. Theme Of evening ser vice:
Christ the food of the Soul. At 2:l5 the
Sunday School will celebrate its Harvest
Home festival. The rooms will be decor.
Al, d with the emblems OF the season, and
short addresses will be made by q number
of strangers. All are welcome.
Rev. ]. c. Weidman, Of the German M.
Z. Church, Chapline street, will preach his
farewell sermon tomorrow morning at
1890 o'clock preparatory to his departure
for Cincinnati, where he was appointed by
the recent conference.
Services at the United Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at 1920 O'Clock A. N.
and o'clock P. N. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, d. d. Sabbath school
at 2o'clock P. N.
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THE CONCERT
Given at Exposition Hall Yesterday
Afternoon.


A very interesting and entertaining con-
cert took place yesterday afternoon at the
booth OF Wilson & Banner, in Exposition
Hall. The jam and crush to hear it was
immense, so much so that the railing was
broken down.
The concert opened by duo for cornet
and piano, by Profs. Todd and Shockey.
Both are such favorites here that their
names stand for the excellence Of the per-
iormarce.
Prof Henry ArbenE made his debut
here, since his return from Europe, and
loved himself master Of the piano by
his exquisite rendering OF a selection from
Chopin. Mr.. J. G. Samsell gave a very
good piccolo solo, and was followed by
Mrs. c. w. Eoff. This delightful vocalist
gave two selections at different times, with
her usual success.
Miss Mann, an Island lady, gave god
psno recitation, and Mr.. r J. Ankle sang
Millard's Waiting" beautifully. This
number and Mrs. Eoff's recitation OF Mil
lard's Return" had each fine violin OBJ
ligato by Prof. Shockey.
Each OF these performers appeared at
different times, and the crowd expressed
its delight in prolonged applause.
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Attractive Exhibit,

Among the many exhibitors we would
prominently mention tine enterprising firm
# b Fisher & Son, 1914 Market street.
They we're fortunate enough TO secure all
the medals in their department The Val
ley Star took the silver medal as first
class cook stove, 1t has all the modern i'm,
provements, tin.lined oven doors, auto
matte ioven shelf cut top, top
feed and lift out ash pan.
Every stove is guaranteed. The Sparkle
secured the silver medal as 3 first.class
parlor stove. Their beautiful hand painted
mantel took the silver medal. The only
medal left was in hollow ware, which they
also secured. This was indeed high com.
phment
1t would be difficult to enumerats the
various articles manufactured and display.
cd by them. Suffice to say, parties in search
Of anything pertaining to the foundry
business would do well to call at their sam
pie rooms and examine the full line of
mantels, archs, CRATES, vases, stoves, and
Job castings kept constantly in stock.
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THE CAYALCADE.
A Fine Procession Goes Twice Around
the Track.

a Fine Procession Goes Twice Around
the Track.
One of the prime attractions OF yester-
day, and by far the chief one to many OF
the thousands of visitors was the grand
cavalcs6e of stock. 1t had taken place on
Thursday and proved of such surprising
interest that a repetition was demanded
and acceded to. 1t took place at , o'clock,
just after the finish Of the postponed trot.
At that time the crowd was at its height
and the spectacle was gsZed at with un-
mixed delight. The three marshals and
Supe Tintendents, Julius LeMoype, Sprigg
Jacob and General Duyal, headed the
procession, followed by the Opera
House orchestra. The horses came
first, in the cavalcade, followed by
The cattle, the Holsteins, Herefords, Short
horns, Suttolks, Attorneys, Durhams, Nor.
folks and Devons, following in order. The
Cavalcade was nearly half mile in length
and the cattle and horses, nicely rubbed
and brushed and decorated with red, blue
and white ribbons presented fine ap
pearance. The exhibit was finer than that
Of the day before and larger and the dis.
play was in every way satisfactory. Twice
around the ring the cavalcade went, the
entire ring being lined with dense crowds
while the stand was packed and the enclos-
ure crowded with all kinds of vehicles
Altogether the cavalcade was all that could
be expected and every farmer and stock
man on the ground professed himself
pleased and satisfied.
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A LA SULLIVAN.
Telling How Newspaper Man
Knocked out Doctor.

A little affair occurred at the FAIR
ground, yesterday afternoon, not down on
the bills, but quite interesting. Austin
Beach. OF the IntellIgencer, was wander
ing back OF the grand stand, TO count his
money, when he met Doc. Davis, OF Cam
eron. Doc. is bad, bad man, and wanted
satisfaction for an article that appeared in
the Intelligencer last winter. Davis came
in town at that time and got on drunk,
in the course of which he was badly
cut up by beer glass in the
hands Of Bob lutz. Beach wrote
the sffair up, and Davis wanted
an apology, which is commodity that
Beach did not have, though, on occasion,
ae Is ss polite as French dancing master
No apology being forthcoming, Davis
hauled off and hit Beach on the cheek,
badly damaging his knuckles in the effort.
Squaring his ponderous frame Beach coun.
tered with his left and planted a moon
sinner Oh Davis right eye, causing him 10
zee more stars than are to be found on the
dramatic route. Then the police seized
Davis and escorted him TO The calebo )se
while Beach looked about him for other
worlds TO conquer.
Judge LETTERS will teach Davis, at police
court this morning, that reporter in the
honest discharge OF his duty, is not to be
interfered With by any rough or bruisar,
whose libations have made him bellicose.
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PERSONAL CHAT.
General and Personal News Notes aud
GOssin,

General and Personal News Notes and
Gossip.
Senator Vanmetre goes home o.day.
Miss Lizzie Moore, of Tilton, will leave
for home to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, OF Portland,
were here vest, rday.
Mrs. Capt Inglebright goes to Cincinnati
to-day to join her husband.
Miss Marie Orr, is visiting Miss Dee
Little, on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. @. K. Jackson, wife and son, OF Mis-
sissippi. are at the Mcclure.
G. G. Mathison returned yesterd " from,
protracted trip TO the interior.
DR.. J. p. Johnston, OF Washington county,
Pa, is q guest OF w. p. Adams.
President w. r. Pendleton, OF Bethany
College, was in the city yesterday.
w. C. Pendleton, formerly OF this city,
but now OF Warren, O., is in town.
Col. Alex. Campbell and two sops, OF
Bethany, were in the city Yesterday.
c. II. Vandever, OF Mineral, Sergean. at.
Arms OF the last Senate, is in the city.
Lynn Rodgers, Alex Campbell and Will
Cowan represent Bethany in the city.
William Z. B. Harris, OF Comeron, is
visiting ID. J. c. Duncan, Of the South Side,
Brooke E. Adams, OF Beck & Adams,
leaves this morning for Wellsburg, on bus.
mess.
Mrs. j. T. Lindsay and fon. Ollie, OF
ambridge, o., are the guests OF Mrs. w. T..
Adams.
Miss Lizzie Adams returned yesterday
from a visit TO friends in Washington
county. Pa
Miss Bessie Smith, who has been visit
ing her uHcle, w. i. Adams, left yesterday
for her home in Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. John Garvey, wife Of one OF the
popular b. & o. engineers, who has been
visiting friends at MTtinsburs returned
home yesterday.
Miss Ella Cowgate is visiting Mrs Alex
Durst 1893 MAR street, also Mrs. Frank
Sper Ger and Miss Viola poudns. from
Sper, Ger Station, WIS in the city yesterday.
Miss May Pink Cakes, one OF Wells.
burG's most stylish and fashionable young
ladi's who has been visiting friends On the
Island goes home TO day to the regret OF
her many friends.
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1Vanhoe........ ----''''..' .'''''.'-
Ferry
Time, sly, SIX.
THE 2:3S rRor.
There were six entries for this race, and
five starters, as follows, and in this order;
Minnie Warren, Otto K, Kittie Van, Nam
blino Clay, and Darlington. Kittie Van
wss big favorite in the pools, bringing
80 to s. and s. TOR the field. They got Off
in the first 90, Minnie leading, Otto next
and the favorite third. Otto broke badly
and ran a quarter mile, threatening TO de-
moralize the crowd, as he kept in the lead.
Minnie trotted along like lady and kittie
made big struggle. Coming down the
quarter, Mambrino Clay came calamity TO
me front and collared Minnie in the DIS
lance space, taking the heat in 2:34H.
Minnie Warren was second, kittie third,
Darlington fourth and Otto put back to the
tail end for running.
Second heat-At the start all got off in a
bur ch, Otto leading with Mambrino close
up. At the quarter stretch it looked as II
il was anyone's On the three-q uarter
stretch Kittie Van began 10 move up to
front and down the home stretch it was as
pretty race as one could wish to see,
Olto X managing, however, TO win by
half length, kittie Van second, Daring
ton third, Minnie Warren fourth, Nam.
brino Clay fifth. On the heat being de.
cared IN favor of Otto X, against the
opinion OF many who thought he wonll ne
set hack for running, the crowd fairly
,Eouted, some lucky pool holders throwing
heir hats in the air and fairly dancing with
excitement.
Third heat-All started in a beautiful
bunch, with Darlington in the lead, which
tie msintained TO the three quarter stretch,
wien Kittie VAN who had been rapidly
coming up, coilared and was just surging
shead when he broke and fell back 70 the
fourth place. Coming down the home
stretch il was as pretty race as enc could
wish to see anywhere, Darlington having
a slight lead, with Kittie Van close up. To
the finish it was a neck and neck finish,
Darlington winning by a neck in 2:S5H,
with Otto X second, Kittie Van third, Min
ME Warren fourth, and Mambrino Clay
fifth. 1t was now dark and the remainder
was postpoaed until TO- Jay.
Fourth Dsy-2;3S trot; purse $500, divided.
SUMMARY.
DaTlngton...-.--. ..'4
OttO ...''.o
ltCe '''.'.'.'''.''"S
MINNIE
lime; a>S, S5E, S3M.
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A FINE EXHIBIT.
Wilson and Baumer's Show Of Pianos
and Organs

In the south wing of the main building
is he exhibit of musical instruments by
Wilson & Banner. There was where the
concert was held yesterday, and the
kraniCh 4 Bach pisnos had a thorough
rtst. AS Profs, Schockey and Arbenz
struck them, the crowd marveled at the
sweet, pure tones they gave out. For this
the KraniCh & Bach pianos are noted.
Their singing tone is really wonderful and
for sweetness and purity they are unex-
celled. Wilson & Banner are sole agents
for them and will take pleasure in testing
them for any who may call.
In the line of organs, Wilson & Banner
have the Smith American and A. B. Caase
organs. Each OF these has its peculiar
recommendation. The Smith American is
noted for its strength and power and the
Chase for its mellow and sweet tones. In
point of beauty Of finish and quality OF
workmanship they cannot be surpassed
anywhere.
Wilson & Banner have also full line of
musical instruments, sheet music and all
articles pertaining to a really first class
music store. Their store room is at No.
1910 Market street.
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Yesterday Capt. Bennett arrested MAZE
Baldwin, who was taken before Squire
Caldwell and committed to Jail until the
2lst INST for q hearing, in default OF 81, 900
bail. Last evening a REGISTER reporter
visited the jail, and during an intervie v
with MAZE" cleaned the following: MAZE
did not pull his revolver on Emblem until
after he was knocked TO the floor, and then
only to save his own life. He is not badly
burt. Emblem deadened his left arm by
the first lick and ioored him by the sec
oDd, this blow striking MAZE" across the
shoulder. With the above exceptions
"Msje" says Emblen's version OF the ARRAY
ia correct
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Csnsron wirring with ease By about four
lengths. with Captain Douds and Harry B
clcse up. On account Of alleged foul on the
part OF Csmeron's driver, he was set
back and given third place, Harry first,
Cspiain Dowds second, Charley Upton
fourth, Colonel fftb, Starlight sixth and
James seventh. The time was BAN.
Fourth heat-This time Cameron got
away and left the field - though they were
sin. IL was rapidly growing dark and the
crowd could scarcely distinguish colors as
the horses few around. Cameron never
lost his lead, but easily won the heat in
:331I. The race Was then postponed until
10 A. N. to day.
FIN Days 40 trot; purse 500, divided.
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TO-DAY'S RACES.
The F1nest Speed Programme OF the
Week.

The Finest Speed Programme OF the
Week.
To-day, the last of the Fair, will bring
the best racing OF the series. This morn
ing at 10 o'clock the two trots left over
from yesterday will be had. In the after.
noon there will be q free for.sll trot, free
for all pace and q two-mile running dash.
Tne entries are as follows:
SATURDAY.
Free-for-all trotting race: purse 800
First, 500; second, 500; third, $50; fourth,
$40.
Horses Owners,
RoiIa' c.E. Peter schStH
L Levi Big: u K e
Free-for-all pacing race; purse 800
First, 500; second, 500; third, $50; fourth.
$40.
Horses. Owners
Jack Rapid, ga. J.R. CASTOR
Captain Dan, b. &. J. Ross MosSgrove
hetle Hsmill, u. m. q. II. Smith
Captain Goa h jazz o. b = joh1 i 6oyte
RUNNING. g.
The only entries for the running race are
Virginia and Dutch Girl. On them pools
sold last night 800 to $50 on Virginia
In the delayed races, Cameron and Kitty
Van sold fsyorites $40 TO s. and 80 to IS.
In the free for.all pace Wild Frank was q
large favorite, and no pools were sod on
he the trot
Letthe afternoon races begin early to-day.
RACE NOTES.
Mrs Ella Rome was releaved of her purse
containing SIS in the grand stand yester-
day.
The time In the second heat of Thurs.
days pace was put at Gil, and should have
been 2:Sl.
Both Rolla and his driver. John ORd IN.
were expelled from the Associston'
Ogden was also fined $le0.
A fight occurred in the arand stand Yea.
terdsy. The police were on hand and
quickly qusllsd the disturbance.
TIE riding weight for jockeys in run.
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special Exposition sxeursfon 20 Pitts
bnrEh, Saturday. sept. 18th, 1859.

Special cheap excursion tickets 70 Pitts
hurgh and return will be sold by the Pitts
bursh, Cincinnati & st. Louis railway, on
the above named date, good for return
passsge until Monday, September 18th in
elusive. DO not fail to see the Exposition of
1888 There are new attractions each week
For definite information as to time OF trains
and rates, apply TO the nearest sgent Of the
railway
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STILL they come and must be sold for
cash. A large lot Of plain and fancy dress
FOODS at 10, l21I, Is. 20 and 8 cents. FIin.
nels, all colors, l2H to 50 cents. CIoaks
and dolmans 10 10 cents. Blankets and
comforts 81 IS to 81 50. Fifty pieces
striped and ingram carpets Is 10 50 cents.
Ten thousand bolts new styles wall papers
At cents. Window blinds made up lei ly
70 bang. Is and 50 cents Only for cash Al
Nos. 1Ol9 and 202I Main street.
JoHS RoExEE
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
To Chicago, Tuesday, Sept. -,

To Chicago, Tuesday, sept. -, lssS.
The PittsburE, Cincinnati and St. Louis
railway Pan Handle route) will run an
other of its popular cheap excursions to
Chicsgo on Tuesday, September IS. Tickets
good returning until Thursday, October 4.
inclusive. The weather at this time of the
year is Just right for travelling, and ysu
will enjoy q visit 70 Chicsgo. For infor-
nation as to the time Of trains and low
round trip rates, apply to nearest agent Of
the P, C. & ST l.. railway.
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ming uces Is 1is. Fairy Queens rider had
10 weight up considerably to make up.
Cbas. Fishers' mare. Alice Crneal, took
firtt premium rs fine roadster. His double
team took the premium as fine road team.
In. Clark acted as starter yesterday,
and the Judges were MessIs. ]. N. CLARK,
Col Rankin snd James Ordary, OF Pitts
bureh. They did their own timing.
Messrs. Mccullough and McCallin,. OF
Pittsburgh, returned home yesterday.
Their services on the track were OF the best
kind. and they will be remembered with
Measure BY all who met them.
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Tony Pastor tonight.
Seats for Anna Dickinson's Hamlet will
be on sale at Wilson & Banners, this
morning.
Fred Wsrde will give three evenings and
Q matinee Of the legitimate, NEXT week.
For week after next good bill II offefsi.
The Mastodon ministries will be here on
Monday, Romsny Rye Wednesday aud
Thursday and Modjeska on Saturd AZ,
The show at Charley Shay's theatre Ia
very good and 10 drawing good houses.