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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09

Since Scptl. 1885, BUSH. g.52IO27 I7QS15iS 142l75O
time 1881, bush. 81 7OjgB9 4.J6s.04S l3995I92
Same time 1883. bush l622JD3l 24,j62S25 l3,i33J0l
The following table the tons and percentages
shipped by each of the railroads East from Chicago Of
-four grain and provisions FOR the week ended last sat
urlay IN comparison with tho week Of 1883 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09

The cotton speculation weak on continued favor
able prospects for tho CROP uniaVOrablc accounts from
Manchester and Liverpool and large receipts ut the
ports. The decline for futures ranged from to u
points Tor Che months and TO points for the later
months. spot declined 3-lG cent 10 jl0 cents for
mddlmg uplands, against 90 cents at this date In
ISIS T. and 10 96 cents in $50 Tho statistics OF the
InoNe uIeAt Tor three yeArs lOIOWs:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.
Col Stem Thompson, of Cameron, WAS in
the city yesterday.
Miss Mason, Of Charlestown, Jefferson
county, is in the city.
Delegate Randolph left for New Salem
yesterday to visit his family.
Mr.. c. NJ. Shrewsbury, q well known
drummer of Boston, Mass, is in the city.
Mrs. d. J. Mckee is dangerously Ill at
her residence on Virginia street. Island.
Mr.. Brozie, General Agent ofthe Mutual
Life Association, Of Baltimore is in the city.
Mr.. "A. B. White, editor Of the Parkers-
burg State Journal, was in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Cbas. Shay, the accomplished wife
Of the proprietor Of the Academy Of Music,
is very IL
+. L. Edmonds, General Agent of the
Valley Mutual Lie Association Of Virginia,
is in the city.
Mr.. Michael Ensheimer returned from
Philadelphia yerterdsy where he was at
lending the Grand Lodge Of l. O. B. b.
Mr.. James Luke. brother Of our popular
Iiveryman, Robert Luke, is again in our
midst stieran absence ola number Of years.
Our good looking friend, Lawrence 4.
Sands, Esq, was recently promoted to the
position OF assistant cashier Of the National
Bank Of West Virginia, ~ Wheeling. The
position is a responsible and. We presume, a
lucrative one. and we cordially congratulate
bin upon his succession thercto.-Pairmoat
Index
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
THE Kinks.
The IsIazd Pavilion Soda New Rink
Talked OF.

The LsIazd Pavilion Soda New Rink
Talked OF.
The Island rink was yesterday sold BY its
proprietor. Mr.. SimOns, 10 Mr.. g. H. ksr-
cher. Of Rochester. n. Y. Mr.. Simons. we
are informed, will 90 to Lexington, KY,
where he viii build and manage q new
rink.
A party Of gentlemen yesterday discussed
the Feasibility of building rink on the old
Fair Grounds of rather startling dimensions.
The plan coniemplates a building sixteen
feet high aud forty feet wide, extending all
around the half mile track, OF course,
such house would involve large outlay,
but IL pss asserted that it would pay q fair
Iro6 on the investment.
The Capitol Rink seems to be growing in
popularity right along. Alarge number Of
skaters were on the floor Yesterday morn
ing and afternoon.
Don't forget the race at the Pavilion this
evening.
Island citizens are talking abost secur.
ing the Island rink building for & market
house next summer.
The Island Rink viii probably be en-
larged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Dr
CUnnin CHAM will preach on sunday at 1899 m.
and 90 p. N. in the evening the frst OF \ sere,
Of sermons on the life Of Paul, win be preached
"Paul in History
meeting services on next Sabbath. Morning ser
vice At i0:O by the Rev. g. E Hite p. z. followed
BY communion service. Evening seryice n 7;e
by the Rev. G. w. Smith, u. D., editor Of Pitts.
burg Christian Advocate.
ZANEST. NJ. r CHURCH-ReT. ]. Henry He's,
pastor. Services Sunday, February ]. at 10 30
"Doubts Removed" and 90 p. A revival ser
vice Sunday school 1t 2 p. m. All are invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Scrvioe,
at Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. II. Cooke,
d. D., pastor, at 1890 Il m. and 100 p. N. Sab
bath School at 3 a N. All are welcome.
FOURTH STREET N. Z. CHURCH--Peacbing
Sunday, February /. lss5, at 1880 4. N. and 90
p. n, by the pastor. Rev. Jos Esmiib. ID ID. sun
day school at p. m. iOGng peoples meeting
Monday al $50 p m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
TIE CARNIVAL.
Fsn o. Wheels of the Capitol
Rink.
last Evenings Erceseat Entertainment
ia AID # the ". 3. s. Of
This city.

To eharscterizs last evenings skating
party, at the Capitol rink, as decided sue
cess, hardly expresses the fan measure OF
the harvest Of funds Tor the beue6ciaEies
ard enjoyment for the participants and
spectators. which rewarded the lAbors Of the
committee having the carnival IN charge
The citizens, and particularly the Young
folks, ETosu the first entered with enthusiasm
into the spirit Of the affair, and from It's
very inception successful termination was
6oregone conclusion. For the past week
the ladies and gentlemen contemplating
taking q part in the programme have de
voted all their time and attention to the
selection and construction OF fancy dress
costumes. and last night, when they had
assembled together under the glare OF the
electric lamps, the effect was novel AMI
striking.
As eaIly As halfpAst SIX spectators began
to assemble, anxious to secure eligible seats
from which to view the floor OF the rink.
By haIEpast seven standing room only was
the announcement from the box once, ana
At eight o'clock Wher the ranks were formed
for the Grand March every available inch
Of space was filed and many PeODAe were
turned away. There we're some fears
expressed during the day that the inclsm-
| emit weather would result in many vacant
seats but these fears were groundless, and
had aOld Probs" smiled his blandsst but
few in addition to those present would have
entered the house, because they could not
have found a square foot Of floor upon
which to plant their iest.
The Participants
Following are the names Of those taking
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
A Card-.Read rhIs -

Why We charge for checking coats, cloaks,
etc, al the Capitol Rink. As we have as
many rs five hundred, aad often more in
attendance at = session, II would be impos-
sible for AL these wraps to be taken care Of
By Is. We, therefore, charge = mere mona
NAL sum for the care ofsuch wraps, ETC., IS
there might be danger OF being lost or ex-
changed for conmoner ones laid about pro
miscously on the seats, stage or parlors.
We could not be blamed or held responsible
IN case OF loss did We not receive some com
pensaiion for the care and responsibility. no
matter bow little. We DO not chaSge in con.
sideEatiOn Of any profits derived, but as
safeguard to our patrons, for did We check
Tree OF charge. persons would throw wraps,
hats. etc. IN our cloak rooms and rush OF
without check or knowledge Of their where
abouts causing confusion. loss and mis-
takes. and delay that could never be salts
factOrily adjusted
PAY for your check. aad we pay yoa
your loss Respectfully.
LARxIN & HANDLAS,
Capi,Oi Rink at Postolfice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31

mln4ie4 o 4curfa- o1-t-A< 49,
esenisgs eplertsinahent % . Close
xnxkEs asD rTxiozA
Niss Hsaze looked yexy pretty.
Tie early birds secured the seais
A rrpeGitioa 1t matinee 3 talked Of
Some Of The costumes were very rich
The audience began to drop in a $50
The yoang folks were 6ut on the ROor-
Nal GutnAa's costume was immense
The Hamlet Of the evening vas D. A
Garden
Miss Chase, as tanSourins giri. looked
lovely.
Author wiIIsts did the Texas csrSOy 10
perfection
Sam HarrisOn's bAutOunies vas neat
George Baird, as the jolly Irishman, vA'
immense.
The Opera House Band furnished de
Eshiful music.
Miss Ranie Fraser looked charming IS
Anne BoleTn.
Miss B. Lou Buffers riding habit become
her exceedingly.
Miss Jennie Woods looked very handsome
in her elegant costume.
There we're nearly one hundred and nifty
skaters on the floor.
The Misses Haase were the subject Of
much favorable comment.
Mrs. W. 81. Rinehart, as Might, aP
peared to great advantage.
A large number were too late for the
opening grand march.
The weather was little to warm to make
skating comfortable.
Miss Hattie Bodley, as Polish Princess,
excited general admiration
Miss MoIlie FIFTEEN, as Highland Lassie
invoked general admiration.
The cause was good one and the people
responded with enthusiasm.
By 1850 o'clock every seat on the north
and east sides had an occupant.
Miss Eccles, as the Queen of Hearts
wore q striking and beautiful costume.
Miss Maud Frasher looked bswitchiBs
last night in her pretty peasant costume.
Il would be difficult to think ola national
ity or character that was unrepreserfed.
Harry coeB, as French noblemAn, wa
the handsomest man on the floor, las
night.
The prizes for those taking part in the
race are said to have cost q total OF ,;
cents.
John Hall went as the Intelligeneer Hi
get Up had the merit of being neat anC
novel.
Miss Maud Eckles' costume was decided
" the handsomest seen on the floor las
night.
The committee having the affair in charge
have every reason to feel proud Of the re
suit Of their labors.
1t was subject Of remark that some o
the gentlemen INDUCED in more elaborate
toilets than the ladies'.
VIII Delaplaine, as Mexican Nacquer'
in fun dress, was the finest costume wOrr
BY any gentleman last night.
Captain Beach and Lieutenant Rev
nolds, IN their nobby blue uniforms, Wer'
the subjects Of much favorable common
from the ladie&
Mrs. ]. 6. Dillon was Russian duchess
Miss Dixie Phillips, court belle, Mis-
Kate White, a constellation, Miss Molli,
Fitton, Scottish maid, Miss Laura Cooper
flower girl.
Mrs c. II. Carlin, as Russian countess
Miss Fannie Smith, as Venetian princess
Miss Ada NJ. Gray, as a Polish countess
and Miss Bette Mcclure, as French Aowe
girl, looked extremely well.
The honors for graceful and elegsn
skating. at the Capitol rink, last night, wer
equally divided among the following ladies
Misses Stella Haase, Hattie BOdley, Fam
Smithe. Mollie FIFTEEN, Laura Lukens, Carri
Brues and Dixie Phillips.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
YounrnIan R..a ri.

The yoifaic Belt Co, Marshall. Mich
offer 70 send their celebrated Electro-Ysl
tsic Belt and other Electric Appliances On
trial Tor thirty days to men young and
odd sfilicied With nervous debility. loss o.
vslaIity and manhood, and kindred trov
bles. Also for rheumatism. nerralgis, par
alysis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health. vigor and MANHOOD
guaranteed No risk isincGrred. as thirty
days trial Is allowed. Write than At once
or illustrated uaunhIefSfree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
TIE b. s o. RAILROAD

Lose Their Condemnation suit Against Mira.
ShiPP.
Yesterday the condemnation suit entered
BY the, B. L o. road against Mrs. Mary
Ship, for her property corner Of Twentieth
and Main streets was decided by Judge
Boyd in favor Of the defendant About two
years ago the Legislature passed an act to
the effect that the B. & o. should have no
right in condemnation cases without they
would FIRST file q certificate as q domestic
corporation Of this State. On this ground
the case was dismissed. as they had failed
% Gle such certificate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
Walking sksls,oa-

Mr.. L. Springer. OF fredericksburg. Pa.
writes: 4 was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced to walking skeleton. Got fres
trial bottle OF Dr. Kings New Discovery 70.
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that ! bOGghl dollar bottle. After using
three bottles. found myself once more .
man. completely restored to health, With a
hearty appetite, and gain in flesh of l1
posuis-
Call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and get 9
free trial bottle Of this certain cure for al
Lung Diseases. Large boltIes $I.Oe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
samson of Old

Was a powerful man, and must have had a
good deal of iron in his blood We do not
want to be quite as strong as Samson, nor
so misch:eyous. But we all want vigor and
strength, and we cannot have these unless
the blood has its full quota of iron. There
is no preparation of iron like that in Brown
Iron Bitters. Mr.. w. J. Jones, Manches-
ter, Va, says Il took it for poor appetite
and general weakness, and found it good
tnuic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
BueAien.s ArnIea salvo,

Tbs Best Salys in the world for Cats
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsan. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChiIblains
Corns, and al shin EruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. TIN
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. o.
money refunded Price q csasa per boz
For sale by Logan 3 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
Capitol Rink, at Posso6ce.

DR. PRicks Special Flayoring Extracts
are natural fsyors. obtained by new pro
cess. which give the most delicate and
grateful taste. They are Of great strength.
snd bottles eontsin half more than those
perpor1iug to hold she same qeainty. We
conseienliously commend DR. Price
Fiavors. His vanilla favor Is delicious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
..It WIN Cure A,thmn. =

~ had suffered with asthma for over forty
years, and had terrible attack in Decem.
DER and January, 1882. One day / took
four doses Of Parker's Tonic The effec,
astonished me. slept perfectly that night,
and am now wholly we'll Parker's Tonic
will cure chronic asthma l.. c. Williams,
Chairman. Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
Arm Broken.

Yesterday afternoon Etile daughter Of
Mr. Cherries Seslbnshs. who resides on Jacob
ssrsef Eigh,h card net wiih very pain
igl accident The l;tile girl while playing.
seu. breaking her afus Ths proper msdi-
col alseniion wssimmediaseiy Troered AMI
tie ffsetpfe reduced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31

Tux closing out ssle at II. Fl. Mans
bachs is not an advertisement TO draw Gus
tom only. bot positively to quiz business IN
this city. aud Rill therefore continue to sell
the goods 1t and below cest TO save removal
Nos "a he ume 70 purchase. al % Twelfth
$,rosk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
A DAMAGE SUR.

The Plaintiff Asks for Five thousand Dol
lars.
A damage suit was entered in the Circuit
Court by Mary c. Kurner Vi John McFad
den, for FIVE thousand dollars. The ground
I of the suit is wholly and simply Islander.
The declaration in the cause has not as ye,
been fled and Of what the SANDER consists is
not definitely known. Messrs. Dovener 4
Ellison are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31

By request OF our customers, We
hmge added 60 eur line Of clothing
nnra furnishing goods
= a,sll line o. Hats and Caps Of the
latest designs In All grades, and
oEIeP theirs atyery low prices.
ERAEB BROS q BAER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
v..s.,s,I,.. Hens, c,uid.rp ID

vasassbiit's 1sasy conidsfss|
: Ths Ae-osth Nevs and Farmer ., hss
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AcwOrth. renarke1 tkaf vsndefS;irs -
nss buy fron 10 phst six bottiss q go
ksS-HCDp for her. W. rf1trmenf =
thiriy-ooe yssrs hzys Suffered slma
thss kOvvfbse disM.e. srsoiuia 20 yooi
able 20 Do sDyghine 10 keeping y -
sGsinl Lad 0esobeS vss induces v y
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viii sorps, and IN tkis ni.srsbls ooodhss
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31

The first Of these, the skating By children,
was participated IN by sbout forty little
folks, the spectacle being enjoyed By the
spectators.
Next came the Grand March of all on the
foor, and was participated in by foIty-ive
I couples, the rear being brought up by Misses
Bessie Lamb and Sue Caldwell, who evoked
general applause as they went By. :
Half an hour of general skating was next
on the programme, in which both adults
and children took part. and this was sue
eeeded BY Grand March for ladies and
gentlemen only, ending with figure from
1 the german. The march vas led BY Mr..
Will Day and Miss Zanna Frasher, and for
ty-four couples followed in their wake. The
| german figure was original and very efec-
tive, except the last movement, which was
somewhat marred from some cause not ap-
parent.
Next came half an hour Of general Skat-
ing, in which both children and adults took
part, and this was followed by an exhibit
ton of fancy skating by Prof. F. &.
ShaeHer, late Of New Castle, Pa, and nov
floor manager at the rink. His fea. of
skating through difficult figures with =
glass Of water balanced on his head, won
him rounds Of applause.
The lancers was next in order, and thirty
FIVE couples responded to the ring OF the
/ bell, holding the floor for twenty minutes
Not a few of those taking part found
dancing on skates a somewhat difficult pro-
cess, bat no serious mishap occurred.
This overs
HALF MILK RACE
was announced, and ten gallant and con6-
dent skaters p8anc-skakted to the centre.
Judges were chosen in the persons Of Mayor
Grub, ex-Mayor Miller, John H. Birch and
A. A. Franzheim, the floor was cleared,
and the contestants were unblan-got ready
Tor the start. The entries were Sam Har-
Fison, Nat. Gatman, 81. carlin.. VIII DAY,
Austin Beach. Frank Seigle, Dan Heiskill
ard Charles Hughes Mr.. Harrison made
the FIRST break, aud passed under the string
seven laps-in 2:l0. Nal Gut
man next came to the judges
stand. and the word 20 being
given he cantered of in fine style coming
10 q halt on the seventh round with a rec
ord OF 29l. Mr. Carlin next speeded him
self and settling down to good steady
gait retired with the figures POP, opposite
bis nsme viii Day beat this however. bJ
second Austin Beach was the ifth
yoath to venture ON the track. He started
ont nobly, bat brokeon the third round aud
retired in confusion. Praak Seigls also
frll near the finish and was counted out.
Dan Heiskell succeeded in making il IN
2:l2l. and Charlie Rhodes brought up the
rear in two senses with record OF ~
sSCxxAEy-FreeI Cor Eyery50dy b s.; Stfj IL.
fztftdiai Rink-Hall mre ta.t-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
A PAkLoE MkTca.
ALONG THE sHORK.
What IL Being Done on the Ohis
River.

what Is Being Done on the ohis
GREENSBORO, Pa, January 30.-Rivee
closed. Weather cloudy.
MoRGANrowS, January 30.-Riyer closed.
Weather rainy. Thermometer 81.
PIrTsBrRG, January 2s.--River ; feet 2
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
Lock No. A. January s0.-Riyer 8 feet
inches. Weather snowy Thermom-
eter 40'.
On err, Pa, January 30.-River 2 feet
5 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
with light snow.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan-arJ 50.-River
7 feet 6 inches and stationary. Weather
CLOUDY. Thermometer So.
Capt. Wash Thompson Is reported on the
sick list
Mate Felix Hawkins is lying dangerous
" Ill at the Louisville Marine Hospital.
The steamers Issaeuena and s. s. Wood
coliided near Pitcher Point, La, BY which
one Of the Woods empty barges was cut
down and sunk.
A. J. Campbell is acting as captain OF
the Princess, with Pilot Cline. She will
runregularlg on schedule time as soon as
the weather moierates.
acknowledgement S. L. Dana has
| ordered a new shaft here for the George +.
Dana. She will start for Pittsburg as soon
as the weather and ice viii permit
The Board of Supervising Inspectors has
amended the rules about allowing passeu-
gers in the pilot houses Of steamboats, The
privilege is extended during hours Of day:
light.
The following named boats we're ice,
bound at Cincinnati Wednesday: Big
Sandy. Bostona, ST. Lawrence, Andes, John
Gilbert, Thos. Sherlock, Cons MillAr and
Sallie Cooper.
Nike Kelly, wellknown st. Louis and
New Orleans pilot, was in the city on
| Wednesday. having come up from Wheel
ing, where he was called to visit an invalid
sister. He returned to st. Louis on
Wednesday night.
FLOATING SAW MILLS.
| A veryinteresting sight on the Mississippi
river is system Of utilizing driftwood. A
small saw mill is erected on a steamboat
and this vessel goes up and down the river
and into each bayou, picking up the valua
bic logs and at once converting them into
marketable lumber, which they sell at the
river towns, or even deliver AT planter
wharf. Now and then one may see the
black and brown saw mill moored to the
bank, With ffv or a hundred logs lashed
alongside and stream Of fragrant yellow
sawdust twiliDg into the current The red
shirted negroes slowly pull in log and
start it up an inclined plane to the whirling
steel teeth that rasp it into planks with one
long sweep and sound. Others pile up the
lumber beside the engines till the deck i.
loaded. Then the boat is united and
moved slowly down stream with its attend
ant raft Of logs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-31
I.as. to New Advertisements.

Notice. S. FseBy.
New Orleans ExcursioR-Joha Baiiie.
Lost-Piece Of Rad Velvet
Silver Plated Ware-EWing Bros.
0Dera Honss-A PArlOr Match.
Great Bargains-Brues & Golfer.
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A4GtEMG1A
~ = -
nnnrrn nrNpfr.

MUMZL2 DIArl l. =
TIE Tcnv Dealer Psuso,nine Company
ann sssd in Hrmpfy Bumpsy ~ the Oper.
House last night. and demonstrates oeToud
= douht tkat Il Is entitled 10 the claim O
,he b. 81 equipped snd most thoroughly or
ssnized cousksnation Of the kind on the
road. The old seenes were re-e1aesed N
sn entirely enjoyable manner. and some
! nes and nbsel incidents xere introduced-
coaing EEsnts.
HER AT0sExgSr.
The prospects are tha. large house
viii greet Her Atonemenf' on both even
inss Of Its presentation The New fork
Dispatch speaks Of the play rs follows:
sHer Afonement which closed Ifs series
Of performances last night did an excellent
and profitable weeks business The play
contains melo dramatic and military effects
which rarely fail in securing the favor OF
the popnIsce; and viii. beyond doubt,
secure for Its managers q handsome protit
as the result Of It's seasons toGr upon the
rcad-s
A PAkLog MkTca.
TIE New York Herald thus refers to this
excellent play:
"A Parior Match; or, Turning Crank
BY the author OLA Bunch OF Keys and .
Rag Baby, drew an immense audience
that packed Tony Pastors Theatre There
are three acts in the piece and there is not
duh moment. The company is well drilled.
Messrs. Eysns and Hoey, as book agent
and collector for an auction room, are the
principal actors in the cast, and are very
comical. So also Is Miss Jennie 1eamans
Several specialties were introduced in the
second act and the encores were frequent
"a Psrlor Match" VIII certainly attract big
honses