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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
Opinions Differ Widely as to the Result
OF To-Day's Contest.

Opinions Differ Widely as to the Result
OF To-Day's Contest.
NEw York, November 2.-The cam.
psigu in the State may be said to have
closed. The Times says sententiously,
We haze no doubt of the result. The
Sun says tha Democratic COMMITTEES look
for 10000 plurality for Hill, and estimate
that the Prohibition vote will be
almost as large IS Hills plurality. Edi-
torially, neither the Tribune nor the World
ventures on 9 prediction further than
that the result will be close. The CORE
spondents Of the two journals however, are
widely apsrt, the formers claiming an easy
victory for Davenport and the latter 3
victory for Hill. The Herald prints two
tables of probable msjoriries BY counties,
both made up By Republicans, one Of which
gives Davenport s, $50 msjority. and the
other | | 500 The Tribune aud Times say
the betting is 100 to IS on Davenport, and
the Worli, while eoniessipg that those were
the figures few days ago, says the betting
is nov even.
Inc lrlOuns says. NOSeIuOE hAi - w.
devoid Of humor. To friend on Friday
be said Well, WhGt .ver be the result OF
this campaign, one thing is certain, the
Elmirs Gssslte. Jones Scale Works and
the pleasant Valley Wire Company will
never sgain receive 40 much free adVertis-
iug ss they have received since the cam
psiRn bessu
John Kelly's slight inGisposition OF last
week has been mSgui6ed into q Lerlous re-
lapse By those who do not know his eondi
ZION. He is.sble to attend to business mat
ters szd receive few friends In the lat
ter part OF this Gonth he will 60 to Florida
for q short time, and sitervard viii tske
long tour in Mexico. He has for several
wears been desirous OF seeing that country
Sn5 Etudyipc i's institutions
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AN IRISH EL0PEMENT
In High Life Creates a Great
Sensation.
THE PARTIES FLED TO AMERICA.
A Noted Barister and Peers
Married Daughter the
eIopers.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

CoRE. November "A sensation has
been caused in social circles through.
out the Province Of Munster by
tie elopement Of noted and
brilliant bsrrister with the. .vifs
Of q we'll known ard wealthy Commoner.
The lady is the daughter Of Tory Peer,
and is the mother Of tour children. Il 10
believed that the pair have gone to
America.
WILL FIGHT FOR rHE UNION.
LONDON, November "A dispatch from
Sofia says that neither the Bulgarians nor
the Roumelisns will submit to renewal Of
the status quo ante without fighting. even
il the Balkan conference 80 decides.
GOLFERS STRIKE AGAINST REDUCTION.
LONDON, November 2-Ths Yorkshire
golfers have decided TO strike against tho
proposed Is per cent reduction.
Ii 10 probable that the conferences of
miners 10 be held at Manchester on
Wednesday will result in general strike
in the Midland countiss, which will Affect
between ITS, 900 and zoe, 900 colliers.
CHOLERA RAGING IL BILBoA.
MiDMD, November 2.-Ths rarsges Of
cholera in Bllboa are terrible. The an.
thoriliss Try to suppress reports Of the pro,
gress Of the plague.
GRAND ALLIANCE.
PAMs, November Ala lahere says
the eldest daughter OF Count dc Paris 10
betrothed to q brother ct the Car.
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THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
Western Towns Report Heavy Fallt, With
IncIement Weather.

Western Towns Report Heavy Fallt, With
IncIement Weather.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, November : The
second snow Storm OF the season prevailed
in this part of the State on Saturday.
Some four or five inches fell Along the
Wisconsin Central liue there was Elk
inch fall, but it will prove Of no service tc
the lozgerS, oil of vhon regret TO see the
snow appear so early.
At OWosse, Mich, snow began falling
Saturday night and continued throushou,
Sunday, turning to rain.
At Woodstock, Ills, there was hesyT
snow storm, the first At the season, on sat
uiidsy night Three isches Of sDo y WAS on
the ground, though most Of it melted yes
terdsy.
At Traverse City, Mich, snow storm
set in Saturday evening and continued
during the night, nearly four inches tall
ing At Mackinaw City three inches fell
At 5 p. N. yesterday the wind blew d gale
the thermometer registering "a.
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David B. Hill was born in Havana,
Schuyler county, New York, on August
29th, 1874. His parents were New Eng
landers hailipg from Vermont he re-
cieved q liberal education and then went
to Elmirs in 1862, where he completed his
law studies, and was called to the bar in
1864. Immediately after his admission,
he began the practice Of his profession. In
1865 be wss made city attorney of his
adopted city and in lS72-lS73 represented
the county in the State Assembly In
1875 Mr. Hill was, With Mr.. Evsrts, Judge
Hand and other prominent men, appointed
to the committee 10 provide for uniform
charter for the cities of the State, bu, pro-
fessional duties compelled him to decline
tie honor. In 1871 and again in 1880 be
was chosen as a delegate to the
Democratic State conventions. He served
as Common, Councilman of Eluirs and at
the expiration OF his term was chosen
Mayor Of the city. For number of years
Mr. Hill was proprietor Of the Eimirs
Gazette the leading Democratic organ OF
tho southern section Of the State. Mr.
Hill although q strlct party man, belongs
TO what is known as the reform element Of
his party. He gained his frat great victory
in the def-at Of McGuire, the canal ring
speaker of the Assembly from ChemuDR
county Whilst serving IN the Assembly
Mr. Hill introduced bill seeking to sbol
ish contract labor in the Feniten;isries,
and although the measure received no con-
siderarion, 1t did much to enhance the
popularity Of the author in the minds of
Tie working classes.
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BEN WOOD.

The puddlers did not resuas operations
Yesterday owing 70 Q disagreement about
the amount which shopld be paid per ton.
Mr. II. Patterson lost valuable COW BY
the cara Yesterday morning. IL was struck
and ins,sn,ly killed BY freight engine No.
2I2. The engine was dersiled, which
caused brief delay.
Mr.. Oscar Mcmillan vas in Cameron on
business yesterday.
The nsn Who vas injured by the cars
Thursday pght died Saturday night. ssd
vss inferred ct McMecheus cemetery yes
terdsy. His burial was unA,tended. only
the driver Of the vehicle being there.
Mr. w. Stel lost o valuable Jersey COW
Yesterday. il died Of lang fever.
The Owess has returned from PArksfs-
b-yg.
The Lutheran coogrgsiion has . new
pastor, Who supercedss Rev. MJer
A bright little child Of Mr. Lays Va
inferred yesterday.
lSron Ano.sar CoTepooisntl
Messrs. James NJ. Hood and Jamss
Helsy bouYbt fv. hurdred acres Of land
near Glovers Gap last week.
Miss Dsegap. vbo 10 attending schoss q
NJ de Cha1tal. spen. Sunday st hone.
A very 6ne Jersey cGS bsios1ng TO
VIM. stull died yesterday,
Micbal Dolou 10 teriSos'y H..
The asel works ct the Rivefside ssfs
idle yessszdsy.
Parkersburg, where {. has been undergoing
repairs.
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THE SMALLPOX ScoURsE.

Montrea!s Pr,iness Interests ParalyEsd
Compulsory Vaccination Begun.
MONTREAL, November 2-As yet the
health authorities have no control over the
smallpox epidemic The city has not pre-
septed so desoists ap appearance in years.
Business interests are psrslyzed, and 6rm
af,er firm, heretofore supposed to be sound
6usncially, is giving signs OF dissolution
The revels;ions of st. Roche's Hospital
tend to keep the sick from gong to the
hospital, and this is proving 8 hiDdFauce
10 the work OF the Isolation Committee.
Since the beginning # the epidemic
| 1851 persons have died Of the disease, and
there are now over 1900 cases in the city
besides those in the hospital Compulsory
viccination goes into effect to-day, and al
psrsops refusing to submit to it viii b
prosecuted. Over 200 warrants have beer
Issued, and it is expected the cases will b
Drought 10 court to day.
MONTREAL, November There wer
80 deaths here from small pox in the cit,
on Saturday and 2s yesterday. puripg th
tvo days there were p deaths in the sui
urba
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A GREAT WORK

Being Done by the American Sunday
School Union.
This society is doing grand work for
the destitute children OF West Virginia.
Its missionaries have organized more than
300 Union Sabbath Schools 10 this State,
and dons,el then tho necessary books and
papeIs. one Of these schools, organized
six years ago, has grown into three
churches and three church schools. Last
winter there were 7G conversions in ore
Union school. A school was organized
about q year ago containing only si1
scholars; they nov have an attendance OF
l25. also regular preaching.
G reat destitution prevails in come parts
of the Sta'e The CONF mitiee found sn en-
tire county without Sunday school within
its bounds 0ie community numbering
400 persons contained only three church
members, and tEo Of them moved away.
leaving but one. Mines are being o,essd
in the mountains, towns spEpging up a.
if by magic, settled By hundreds seeking
employment, among whom are many for
eieners. Iniempereuce, Sabbath deseers-
ZION and iniquity flourish.
Rev. J n. McCullsgb, superintendent Of
the work ia tbis district, is in The city in
tie interest Of this great work. Will the
people Of Whes hrR help 10 evapgehzs the
ne elected children Of this great Common
wealth.
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TOOK LAUDANuM.
An Ex-JudEs Tries - cerlmit Suicide In
Cemetery.

An EN-J uags ErteS - SeraniS Sui0i"e N
. Cemetery.
PEoRIA, Ill, November 2.-E<JuaSs
John C. Yates was found lying on bench
ii his lot in the cemetery here Saturday
afternoon, nearly dead from the effects OF
two ounces Of laudsnum, which he had
taken with suicidal intent He was carried
to his home, and lats last evening his re-
covery was doubtful FirRncisl embsr-
rassment Was the cause Of his act.
Judge Yates is So years old; has beenSs
lssident Of Peoria county sincs 1916; was
County Judge from 1865 to 1891, occupied
. EgS position ia Free Masonry, and Ii
Wen known threaghept the State as q Re
publican politician. he has Been 81 ex
cep6onally popular man and has managed
many valuable estates. he is At presen
tbs business agent Of several widows, hsy
ing thar sntire property in his own hands
His Affairs have been SeriouslY involved
for many months, and be satisfied demand
upon him for money with difficulty. HI
embarrassment 10 said to have culninate,
in the demand Of Mrs Mary Elliott,
widow, for . statement Of the condition Q
her estate, ys'ued at about $40, 900.
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A SHOCKING STORY.
A Southern Clergy man Charged With the
Ruin OF His Dauthsr.

a
Ruin OF His Dauthsr.
GRSExvILrE, S. c., Noyeubar 2-Rev.
John Campbell has tor years lived at Par
kius Mill. With him lived his wife, his
eigbteen.year old daughter and his father.
Campbell won great reputation as q
preacher. ApoDg bis rscept converts Sas
Mr.. James Riddle, respectable young
farmer, Who become welcome visitor 81
Csupbelrs house. His acquaintance with
Miss Campbell ripensd into love, and in
September the couple were married, the
fatSsr psEloyming the ceremony.
When the husband learned last Monday
that his wife would become mother dur
ing the day, he was astounded, and the
community was in great excitement Fo'
several days the young wife kept her secret
vhen she related that her father had &C
Complished her rain six years before
Several men vent 20 Csmpbelis house, de
tsrmined to Kill him He had heard o
their coming, aud Sith his father escaped
| The entire community hss been secured
for him, but he isFnot to be found. Ii i
SAID the two men are On their way t.
Texas
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Three ChiIdren Perish In n Burning Ca bin
During Their Mothers Absence.

Three ChiIdren Perish In n Burning Ca bin
During Their Mothers Absence.
Rock HILL, 8. c, November 2-0n
Saturday morning a fearful accident oc,
CURED on Miss Elizabeth Cups place, ip
York county. Perlipa Archie wsnt to work
ip Geld, leaving her three childru, the
eldest Of whom vas FIVE years old, in a
cabin. The house was discovered to be on
FIRE, and when the peighbors arrived the
cabin was enveloped in flames. Although
The doors we're cper, it was evident that
the children had been too terrified to make
their escape One Of the children was q
baby. Tie house and children we're re-
duced to ashes.
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The special invitation received BY Gen,
eral Les to be present at the obsequ!es ol
General Grant shows well how time has
eradicated the scars left by our late war,
and is evidence that the old sectional feel.
ing of the South has 30 far disappeared
that they can mourn over the death OF their
conqeuror. General Lee is q grandson Of
the famous "Light. Horse Harry" Lee, Of
the Revolution, and q nephew of the late
Robert Z Lee, the Southern military chief.
tain. He graduated at West Point in the
class Of 1856 and entered the regular army
as Iiutenant in the I'd Cavalry, For
three years preceding the Rebellion he was
on duty on The frontier and once in an en-.
counter with the Indians was desper-
ately wounded in the chest At
the outbreak Of The war he resigned
from the army and followed his State
into secession. He fought in the Confeder.
ate army throughout the Rebellion acquiring
distinction as q cavalry leader. Alter the
war be settled in Virginia as a farmer and
miller. In 1875 ks eutersd political life,
and ia 1876 attended the National Demo.
craft. convention az delegate, the next
year be was q candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor. but was
unsuccestfdl. The same year Genl. Lee
attracted general attention by an address
which he delivered at the Bunker Hill
celebration In 1879 be became q caudi-
date for the State Senate on the Demo
cratic ticket, but was defeated by the Re-
sdjuster candidate. 90 July 29th, 1855,
Gen. Lse was nominated ios Governor Of
Virginia by the Democratic convention,
which met ct Richmond he had for bis
opponents some of the most prominent
men Of the State, and the Struggle was
fierce, it being remarked on all sides that
the personnel Of the convention WAS snper-
ior 10 that fsny Of lsts years, and re-
minded old politicians OF the great gather:
ipp NJ amin, linn davR
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on WHEELS.
A Fine Entertainment at the Chaplins
Street Rink Last Night.

A Fine Entertainment at the Chaplins
Street Rink Last Night.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, quite good-sized audience as
seml led at the Chspliue street riuk to
witness the performance Of the jackson
Sisters of Boston The entertainment
given By these young ladies was one Of the
finest ever seen in rink il this city the
only drawback being the mueic. The
Ax'el band which began is engagement at
the rink yesterday isnsllT failed
in making music last night aud II was
uui:e g bore for the young ladies 10 skate
TO. This wss no fault OF the mausgtr ot
the rink as The band bad never Played here
before and nothing was known OF thtir
sbility. The young ladies, however, gave
an accomplished and pretty exhibition on
the vhetls, being very graceful in their
movements. When the Young
| ladies appeared in their MIksdO
dance coatumes q round Of applause
greeted them. The dance consists Of
q series Of graceful moyemerts which with
the besutifll and elaborate costumes made
oui e Q pretty picture. The performance
will be repeated tonight, when Spaniel
dance in full costume will conclude the
entertainment. The ls1ies especially
should see this exhibition and it is useless
to tell the gentleman to GO, ss they will d
so without! The audience last evening
was composed mostly Of ladies.
The manager discharged the Axtei BAN
last evening after the performance az
good music viii be on hand tonight. Th
jackson sisters will slso reappear in the
beautiful Mikado DANCE TO night TO sror
those Who missed Vi:nessiBgit last nigh
an opportunity 10 do 20.
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Frnnda on Cuktoma.

MONTREAL, November 2-Customs ofi-
GERS charge that four or Eve Of tbs leading
wholesale LIQUOR and wine firms have been
guilty Of surfeptiuously Withdrawing llggoF
from casks in bond, d warehouses for some
years pasi. One firm. 1t is said. has swim.
died the Government out Of dutis s
amounting TO $4,000, and the total
amount Of the sEindles Is Sl50,000.
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ON TIE OHIO.
an Ep.toms Of Hsvs Conserving th
Honi q and Boatmen.

an Ep.toms Of Hsvs Conserving the
Hos and Boatmen.
The new boat Josie W., Capt. Sweeney
commander, will leave mere for New Or
leans next Thursday evening.
The Onward passed up yesterday with
empties.
The marks at Pittsburg lest sight were
5 feet 6 inches aud falling.
Marks at other plsces; Oil City, 2 fee,
3 tenth inches and stationary; Parkers'
burg, 2 feet 2 inches and rising; Rice'l
Landing. 6 feet G inches and falling; Lock
No. 4, feet IL inches and stationary
Brownsville, 6 feet inches and stationary
Mo.gAntowD. 4 feet s inches and falling.
1t is .aid that parties are negotiating fol
the purchase OF the Virgis Lee. to put her
in the Pittsburg and KspaSha river trade
The marks last night indicated 8 feet
3 inches and falling.
The C. W. Bachelor leaves for Pittsburl
at o'clock this morEipg.
The Diurnal will be to days Parkersburl
packet, leaving at / N.
The Emma Graham ia due up for Pitts
burg this morning.
The steamer An les leaves for Cincinnati
to day st 3 p. m.
Clerk Dan Lacey il ip the city.
The new steamer Josie W. will leave fo
Ees Qrlsars on TuesdsY evening.
The Dick Fulton passed down With
TOW of coal yesterday:
The ". n. Chancellor passes up to-nigb
for Pittsburg.
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Grain I'm kiRhk.

CHICAGO, November 2.-The following
figures taken from the official stGtemen,
of the Board Of Trade, 10 be posted or
Change tomorrow, shows the amount ot
grain in sight in the UUited States snt
Canada en- Saturday, October 81:
Wheat 5l,7O2,255, increase 2,Ol6.034
corn 4.664,343, decrease 332.335; oa'i
81, ,32l, decrease 440, ,ll6; rye I'LL, de
crease 1907; barley l.967,299, increase
4l7,04S.
The amount Of grain il s,s,e in Chicago
on date named WAS:
Wheat, l3,l77.69l; ccrn. 9S2. AGO; OATS
2l9,257; rye, 256, ,445; barley, III, 1886.
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VIRGINIA.

The soldierly Democratic Candidate for
Governor.
Below will be found q short sketch Of
Gen. Fiiz Hugh Lee, the Democratic
nominee for Governor of Virginia and
opponent of Mahone's candidate, John s.
Wise in today contest.
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voTICE TO AGENTS.

,Upews AGENTS OF the REGls-
-Sv are requested 20 send IN
!noir orders for extra copies con-
.o,airg election returns by Tues
,nIgbt. where letters by mail
u~ .,not reach Us iO tiwe sehd
orders by telegraph Al our eA
neuSP.
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sozodont

Th.s word, vbish has been staring evsry:
body 10 the face for The past years, and il
row getting into everybody's mouth, Is .
preparation for cleansing, besutifyipE and
preserving thstee;h, srestening the breath
ard arreSling thsprOgress Of decay.
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ssrrntr.Ffrs on the Dollar.

CLEvELASD, NoveIber :-lt y stated
that George Summers, sr.. proprietor 2t
the Russia IRON mills. at Niles, Who made
an assignment Saturday, owing Ais Sem'
ploJes $4,000, Gan pay 50 to IS gents on
lac dollar George SUMMERS, Jr. Hhf
vas suspected Of carrying aEay 5000 o
bis fathers possy. sai isF whose sTreEt
warrant vas Issued, rs,u.nsd h-G me tO-ds,
fsc~ eEOl"-l -. de proved conslusivel.
that be had no interest in the mill sn'
that be had none Of his fathers none
with him,
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big Fish TO be Caught.

NEW YoRK. November 2-It was RI:
ufored here today that Mayor Grace and
several Other prominent individuals are To
be arrested for alleged completely in the
Marine bank frsGds, U. 8. District
Attorney, Desbeimer, when questioned
about tss matter said: It is true thai
several prominent individuals were inpi
Gated in frauds on the Marire Bank bu
they have not been arrested ss yet
Il 10 reported ths, warrants have bee'
issued but got.iss definite has been u
ce;taiped.
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NEW YORK.

The Reform Candidate for Gubernatorial
Honors.
L brief sketch Of the life Of David b.
Hill, the candidate Of the Administration
in New York, follows. he will bear the
Democratic standard against the RspukE-
can candidate, Ira Davenport, in to days
election in the Empire State.
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Az Eatsrpri.inr. r.li,hl. n0us.

~. .ogAa 4 Co. csn always be relied upon,
80: -, 0Aiy to eaSSy n stOck the best of every
mag .SaE' oai 10 secure toe sgeaoY for such ar
O HsSS Z" have we'll known merit, and are
& 60 I| S'th The people, thereby sustaining
va s.s 'eF -'AlIOo OE Deisg always esterprising
a- -u e'S reliable. Having secured the
1sSsucy INC Tor the celebrated DR.. Kings New
,o.s9 Dsssc9'ery Tor Consumption, will cell il on a
- sO1Ioys guarantee. Il viii surely cure spy
c. c. very aaeeaon OF Throat, Lungs, and
Snes'' and to show our con6dence rs ;pv;,s
''- 70 eau and get 4 TT , Rottle FresJ
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AMUSEMENr Is.
DAGM AR

OF the charming actress, Miss l.oui.e
Bale, billed to appear at the Opera Hou,e
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the
Philsdelphis News says
She has melodious voice, an exceed.
ipgly handsome personality ara marked
intelligence, and, having all these, there 10
no wonder she scored the greatest possible
success at the TEMPLE Theatre Last night
in her new play "Dagmar' 0n her sp.
pearance she was greeted with tremendous
applause, and she held her audience spell
bound throughout the enliro play. The
story OF "DsgmRr," which WAS presented
for the first time on any stage las. night
at the Temple Theatre tells Of =
wife accused OF the murder Of
her suicide husband, who is a gambler.
The man who helps to ruin her husband
pursues her with yle proposals. To ss-
cape him che changes her name on a.
tanning her liberty after her trial for the
alleged murder, manages 10 convince an
other and an honett lover of her limo.
cence, brings the villain TO ja,tice and 10
happily united. "Dagmar" is q great
play, and John Hsrrisou, the author. WAS
fortunate in being able to have lady Of
MisR Balfe's ability assume the tile role.
Miss Bales costumes were exceedingly
handsome and the play was very Licsly
staged. The large audience were photo
graphed after the curtain fell on the last
sct."
Seats will be on sale for "DAgm mai" st
Banners, this morning
J. X Emmst is booked 10 appear at tho
Opera House on the | l,h and l2,h insts. in
his ever welcome drama. Fritz in Ireland.
or the Bell Ringer OF the Rhine" The
company brings its own orchestra with ID,
and The celebrated star will appear beyond
Q doubt.
The Jolly Pa,bGnders drew o large
audience at the Academy Of Music last
evening. Tbs evenings performance
opened with On amusing farce entitled
Rural Simplicity" in which Miss DO, So.
Vile showed herself to be one OF the most
charming soubre,tss at present on the
stage. Later came the new comedy soc
cess, Scraps" which afforded the spects.
terra two hours Of unalioysd pleasure. Tho
company is o very good one, and oil Who
wish to pass O plea.ant evening should 70
TO night
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A BLACK FaDAr.-That day. vhsn 2
pers ,n i. first seriously a,tacisd .'ts
ihsa nA,i,m, may well be termed o,ec.
one. for he will remember the ZANE e locg
A. be rrta II be uses Salvs1on vi ~
lime be vii, bo.sver. sn,a te ibs 70
s.eat of q Good Friday.