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WANTED-HELP.
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WANTED-A Mat, 0ENTEEL AND GOOD
w Cock. And house girl or WOMAN Apply At 1888
::s: ua:s: '' Win sss:' sSs
"ANTEp-4 COMPETENT. ExPERIENCED
w Nurse fOr chld .W0 years Old, to 90 in the coun-
ana g, Call
WANTED = GOOD cANYAssERs FOR CITY
sh .n yGTs s.. Apply at Room H. St. Cloud 6uildas
w man. single; must Understand simple cooking:
must sleep on the premises; can't hays but one even
n: s SP & spS %
Srnx nss sa call before or
TRD.,IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD COOK
o!1S Apply at 500 st. NV, or write to 7. 9. BOY
3; xaAss a. H &: a Ts % R5.s .
WAHTED-AT ol2 sra 81: NV, AWHITE
be well recommended Apply At once. mys-st
w Cake Baker. Apply aI eio 4ls st: sw. mys-ats
VXTANTED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO Do
ply q 904 st NV. In q small family Of three.
U1AHTED-A FIRsT.cLAss cooK FOR PRE-
Box 80. Star office. myS 3ts
w maid BOTH must sosa laandressss leeaR
E. MS.ER BY, r's"sS nsss ggy
WHNTED-LADIEs AND YOUNG GIRLS. IN
w city country (diStouce Objectt, to work
u.s. nS alS Tae i entirely
orders and tafs 81 You can %aEs ,'sr g
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sse i ssS
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WANT1p-A WHITE WOMAN, AS CHAM
~ fss re- d. aud to assist in washing and ironing
WANTED-To cooK, WASH, AMP IRON FOR
alIons p'yfso %y cni's with
UTAHTED-A Respectable GIRL, 10 DO,
ssssS ao1Ess aa' &
WASTEp-dooD AMERICAN WHITE GIRL,
ho!!saworki good home to fight person. Apply at los
10th st. NV. my7-ats
VTANTBp-AaENTy FOR ESSAYS AND
w Speeches Of Jeremiah black sold by sub
scriptiOn only. Orders received. D. APPLETON IL
Co, 437 1th St NV. second hoor my7-3t*
WTANTED-AN INTELLI1ENT, ENERGETIC
w lad OF Is to years OF age to learn good trade
and mako himself useful In a hrstclass store none
but those willing to work need apply Address with
references. ALPHA, Star office. my7-3t*
UCANTRD-AT 1923 2SrH ST. NV, A NEAT
w and efficient settled cOlGred woman House
maid; good wages paid per week. Call ON Saturday
AFTERNOON. my6-3t*
NTANTED-TWO FINE COAT MAKERS TO
w whom will be paid the highest prices Apply TO
]. II. MOHIAETY, 6l2 ID ST. DIV. ny5-3t*
w ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL TO DO COOKING
w and house work in private family mo washing:
wages Sl2 per month Inquire at l1O4 Vermont ave.
NV. my6-3t*
VIyANTED-A MAN OR WOMAN IN Every
w County in the United States 81 rs samples tree.
SIS per month"; SALARY commits sion. Send stamp.
PAUL label. Chicago. III. ap2o-1m
UyANTED-LADIE.5 AND YOUNG GIRLS FOR
w permanent home employment; distance imma-
terial 30 $50 weekly earned, according industry.
glass picture making no painting photos or abrcs
no art Scheme perfectly now and genuine; different
to all other advertisements; learned inSaptaneOusly;
particulars free; no stamps required COLUMBIA
Trading Company, LA fremont ST., Boston, Mass.
apl1 -24ts
VITANTED-WHITE AND COIORED WOMEN
w cooks. $40 to 500 clanlbern>aids, nurses gem
eral workers scrub and kitchen girls, cooks.
Agents. 920 u st. NV mhG 9ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-08

The election ola republican to the Illinois
house OF e.eutalivGs In the place OF the de-
ceased member Shaw, who was democrat,
materially improves Gen. Losan's chances for
the Senatorship. The republicans have now a
majority Of one in the house and two on Joint
ballot, and il Mr.. Sittig. who was paired with
Shaw, will vote with the republicans for Logan,
he will be elected. But Sittig Is rather an
uncertain quantity.
In thi. election OF Weaver, Shaw's successor.
the democrats seem 10 have been completely
outgeneraled. They were SO confident that a
democrat would be returned that they made no
special effort in the election, while the republi-
cans conducted 4 successful still hunt. The
democrats are badly demoraliZed by the result
but are not wholly without hope yet. Mr.. Nor
rison, Logan's opponent, left suddenly for home
last night TO look over the ground personally
He no doubt feels the loss ofShaw's district
ksenly and his disappointment Is naturally
more severe coming as 1t does upon the heels of
HIS success in securing the removal OF Postmas.
ter Palmer of Chicago, and the appointment to
that important po ition OF Mr. 5. G. Judd, o
member OF the democratic national com.
mittes, who IL was supposed would be Of great
service In the Senatorial contest. In the ap-
pointrnent OF Judd il looks ~ II the administra-
ton had endeavored TO aid Mr. Morrison, but it
is not believed that the President will render
further assistance by additional removals of
federal officers at this time. There seems to
have been Justification for the removal of Pal
mer u . violent partisan.
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+ i EGG e. (. r..
t ILL I a ! sSoSS Han s.ss
THE CHEAPEST LINE OF LAcEs EVER
We have Just received direct from Paris an invoice
OF LACES, which will be sold at Importer1 prices.
We mention below few Of the many styles, and ask
our customers and the public TO call aud examine
Stock aud b. convinced that the above statement y
true.
BLACK cHANTILLY LACE
All silk, inches wide per I'D.
AL Silk, inches WIDE extra heavy.......39c. per yd.
AL suk, 10 inches wide, extra heavy. ..9Sc per yd.
BLACK ESCURIAL LACE.
All SILK inches wide per I'd
ALI Silk, Inches wide SOC. per I'd
AL IuCuSS Nioe eXtTS qualify .OoC per va.
All Silk Eseurial houucing 10 In wide. 90 per yd
SPANISH GuIPuRE
All SILK, 4 inches wide. ....... 25c psr I'd
AL Silk inches wide 4Sc per I'd
MARQUIS LACE
All Silk, new style, inches wide. ...6sc per I'D.
All Silk, new STYLE inches wide Toe. per I'd
BEADED LACE.
81 inches wide, 3 patterns 25c per yd
6pches wide, patterns. 44c. per yd
inches wide patterns. per yd
inches woe per va
inches CSC per yd
oeaoeo .Aoc
ORIENTAL LACEs.
ne4ts &c per 20
~ Inches per yd
LncnsS per yd
Siaehss wide, 10 patterns per yd
~ inch douncing. per yd.
- Wen nSuhclng per y0
- inen per 20.
FEDORA LACEs. 10 NEW STYLES, FROM Ice TO
81 PER YARD.
ORIENTAL. IRISH POINT, NORMANDY VAL.
AND FEDORA NETS FROM 9ac. Up
ALL SILK SPANISH GUIPURE, EsCURIAL AND
CHANTILLY NETS FROM Sl.98 YARD UP.
A COMPLETE LINE OF JETTED NETS FROM
Sl.4S TO 81 PER YARD.
AN EARLY CALL WILL INSURE YOU GREAT
BARGAINS.
LOOK AT TODAY'S REPUBLICAN AND POST
FOR THE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.
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vNOR RENT
IL 1914 DIST ST lir S125 1912 Fst.n Tor. mi $50
1886 18th ST.. 1ir..mL LBS 4l6 9th ST. l6 r. no s
1902 VT. avl 81. Ll25 20 Desales i Ir as
1919 + ST. NV, l5r. I'm il % 1:I6 st. lOr M = IS
S2hsM St, l6 r. III. i..l25 lbs st, 1Or, M
la63 ST.. l2T M SS.;t3 1884 10Th IN
1920 r. Law So SO 1884 Riggs ST Is IN rs
5l2 18th ST. l5r. mi ...-t,5 SOB K ST, .r. Is
THOMAS j. FISHER d. co,
apps 1924 L street northwest
NOR RENT-TO A GOOD TENANT AT ONLY
y S5oa fine double front, two-story Brick House.
heated by furnace; all modern improvements q large
ana small rooms. 63l North Carolina ave- and see
it. Address EAUTiFUL HOME, star Office a24- I'm
NOR kENT-THE STONE MANSION COLUM-
bia Heights, remodelled. water and gas: fine lawns
and good s,ablins. Apply PARkER& TOWNSEND,
i4lo ST. apl0lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-08

The excitement of the Illinois Senatorial con-
test has so completely filled public attention,
that the fact that Senator IL to be elected from
New Hampshire has been lost sight Of Sena-
tor Blair was appointed by the governor to act
until his successor could be properly elected by
iha legislature. That body will meet on the
first Wednesday OF next month, and its first
duty VIII be to elect . Senator. Anon. the
candidates are senator Blair, ex-Senators Rol-
las and Patterson, eX-Representative Marston
Repra.en tatiSes Burns and Ray, and ex-Sec-
rotary of the Navy Chandler. As the legisla-
turcis largely republican. 1t is probable that
tbs regular caucus nominee will be elected al
though two years ago Senator Pike was chosen
~ the boilers from the caucus. At that time
Rollins had really the strongest regular follow
ins but the ambition OF other. intsrfered and
alter = tedious. seize, Pike was elected as a com.
promise candidate. Two years before that
Chandler had led a bolt from the caucus uomi-
nee. and II IS possible that complications may
arise now which will bring about u bitter strife
although the indications now point to the Sc
lection Of Senator Blair.
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WANTED-HOIfSES.

w AIN lEO-t1OUSE
uyANTED-TO BUY OR RENT SMALL
w House. north west quarter Of city, west Of lth
street Address. with location and terms, O. L. star
UTANTED-RY RESPONSIBLE PARTY
w charge OF furnished house Of or rS2ms from
june lst to Nov. 1st. VIII pay nominal y nt Best
references given Address CAREFUL TENANT,
Star office. my6-2ts
WANTED-BY THE 18TH. A HOUSE 10 :
w rooms in good neighborhood in northwest sec
ton. from 9th to 18th, 10 Address stating loca
ton and terms per month, B. F. H, Star Office
myS3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE. THREE OR FOUR
w Small Houses, in good neighborhoods, as an in
yestment: at 81 600 to $1,000 cash each. Address
Boz 81, star office. my7-sts
UTANTED-BY LADY, WITHOUT chill
w dren, well and nicely furnished House, by June
LIST, for an indefinite time. between and streets
north and 9th and l4th streets west southern expo
sure preferred Terms moderate. Address Mrs A. n.
l., Star Office. my6-3t*
WANTED-TO RENT A FURNISHED OR UN-
w furnished House with to rooms Best Of refer
ences given. No children Address WILLIAM Star
office. my6-4t
WyANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE
w with 8 to Srooms good condition. in the city
Address c. Star Office, with full particulars. my64t
UyANTED-BEsTWEEN II AND K, AND l4TH
w and 18th, House with 16 or Is rooms; must be
in perfect repair with all the modern improvements
Address Box 9, Star office. my4-2w<
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VITANrED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w two Connecting secondfoor Rooms. partly far
nised. with board In northwest A permanent place
with northern family desired Address Post Office
Box $780, my8-:}ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-08

GEORGE sPRANsY.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER,
nys 5O7 seventh Street.
BR1se Them To Us
TO BE CLOTHED.
YOUNG AMERICA PREFERS COMING TO
HEADQUARTERS, AS THEY KNOW THAT WE
HAVE JUST WHAT THEY WANT. AND WHAT
Is MORE, WE HAVE THEM AT THE RIGHT
PRICES. SEND THE LITTLE FELLOWS HERE
THEY HAVE THE SANE ADVANTAGE THAT
YOU HAVE. EVERYTHING HERE Is ONE
PRICE, AND THAT PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
NO JAPANESE PUZZLES OR LETTERS ON OUR
GARMENTS, BUT PLAIN HARD-PAN FIGURES
THAT YOU AND EVERYBODY ELSE CAN
READ.
IF YOU WANT A CHILDS NORFOLK SUIT,
WE HAVE THEM PRICES. $500 TO $1,000.
IL YOU WANT A CHILDS PLAIN JACKET
SUIT, WE HAVE THEM. PRICES, So.49 TO
$1,000
II YOU WANT 4 CHILD'S THREE-PIECE
DRESS SUIT WE HAVE THEM. PRICES, 5000
To $500.
IF YOU WANT A HANDSOME LITTLE SAILOR
SUIT, WE HAVE THEM. PRICES. 81. 90 TO $500.
IF You ARE LOOKING FOR i KILT SUIT FOR
THE BABY OF THE HOUSE, WE HAVE THEM
IN ALL THE LATEST EXPECTS. PRICES. $500
TO $1,000
OUR STOCK OF BOYS SUITS FOR THE
LARGER BOYS COMPRISES EVERY STYLE
THAT IS REPRESENTED ON THE FASHION
PLATE THE PRICES RANGE FROM $500 10
$1,000 SUIT.
THE SAKS SHIRT WAISTS ARE THE MOST
PERFECT FITTING WAIST WE.HAVE EVER
OFFERED. WE HAVE THEM IN TWENTY
DIFFERENT CoLORINGs. THE PRICES RANGE
FROM SOC. TO 81 90 EACH.
WE SHALL VOIr
A. SAkS & CO.,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
ms 316 AND SIS SEVENTH STREET.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

INOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS SINGLE AND
II en- suite In building 1916 it. NV; Will be fitted
az ,s 70 suit AsS, threeory Brick building suit
once IN rear Of above building For particulars
a2 %Syxee FRANCIS 3 1 4oHVN.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GUNNER RDING-BRIGHTWOOD STA.
y ton, Metropolitan Branch B. AID o. r. R., six
Mules from ctty location desirable; terms moderate
convenent for those IN the Departments children
Monday, Wednesday and Friday OF pm. myI-l2t;
COUNTRY BOARD NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Aeyerytting first-class. Address ROSEMONT, Star
office. my7-1w
pOARDERS WANTED AT BI.ADENSBURG, MD.
Dh, O. r r. Fine rooms and shady premises;
milk, vegetables and ffuit Unsurpassed water. Ref
D.. Bladensburg, Md. my4-lms
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PERSONAL.


WILL SOME ONE HELP YOUNG MAN
w who on account of an aiIictiOu is unable to do
work requiring him TO stand: am a good penman; DO
not want charity. but work, satisfaction pay
ference. Address IL. H. H.. Star Oiice. Its
nR STEPHEN-PLEASE PARDON DELAY
- Your last received promptly and request reuc-
family complied with Will see yon some time and
explain " hy did not write before. With love
Its JIMMY
4 GENTLEMAN HAVING SOME LEISURE
"a time would like to correspond with young lady
of refinement, with a view In mutual Improvement
and matrimony. Address JOHN B. HATCH, Gen
eral Delivery, City Pest Office. myS2t*
A GENTLEMAN WOULD BE PLEASED TO
= occasionally meet three others for evening at
whist: no stakes; simply for the game. Address
whist" Star Office my4-lw*
NcDEVITTS DETECTIVE AGENCY.-CON-
ASl sul:atiOn Free and Confidential. Prompt attell-
tion and reliable service. JAMES A. MCDlcVITr
Manager. SOS Pennsylvania ave. mhI6-2m%
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Ezra VA1u. Foa $50.

Ezra VA1u. Foa $40.
WHILE WE HAVE VERY LARGE ASSORT-
AENr OF SUITS FROM $40 TO $50. WE WISH
ToCALL YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
AN EXTRA LINE OF SUITS IN tORKSCREw,
WITH A SILK THREAD, MAKING ONE OF TILE
DhIsSIAST SUITS, AND AT TIE PRICE-S3O-
IHls II 4 GREAT BARGAIN Had WE BOUGHT
EARLIER WE WOULD HAVE TO CHARGE S25
FOR SAME.
REMEMBER WE HAVE DRESSY BLUE AND
BLACK CHEVIOT FOR Sl4
PLEASE CALL AT ONCE
GEORGE SPRANsY.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
myS 5O7 seventh Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


w in Retail Grocery three yaarss experience.
Best references Address II. W.. Star office. myS-2t~
w cation, sober. active and industrious, needs
ploylhent; q good collector very hest reference
given; moderate salary. Address RELIABLE. Star
Office. myS-2$
VITANTED-BY a FRENCH GIRL. A SITUA-
w ton as Chambermatd or Nurse good eferens e :.
Add u IsOx l45. Star Office. Mly73t-
WV ANTED-BY FRENCH LADY SITUA-
w ton Cook. and her husband Butler: city re-
ferences- Apply to present place, l217 n st. NV.
Ey7IS
AN'TED-POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR
w salesady in Is store Address A. NJ, Star office.
Iny6-3t'
WTANTEIi-BY REFINED YOUNG LADY.
w who has had experience. Situation as compan
ion to invalid lady. Willing to make herself
full. Address A. f., Star office my63tt
VTANTED-PLACFA FOR HOUSEK EEPEES
w seamstresseS ladies' Maids, cooks nurses, cham
bermads cooks waite Mattresses and other help
and Room Renting Agents 926 Est W. mh6-3ws
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EQR RENT-4oo Q ST. y, W., TWO NICELY
ond floor, suitable for light housekeeping. myS3ts
EoR kENT~lOOs 18TH ST., FIRST H0usE
4 next to St, In handsome block, beautifully
Furnished Rooms single enSuite; on second door.
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FOR RENT=HOuSES.

ENoR RFNT-FURNlsHEp HOUSE IN WEST
II End. eleven rooms; rent SEQ Inquire of
Wk>tO1T & WILCOX,
myS-St 1907 Penns. ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENoR sALE-CARRIAGES Is. ]. MEEKsD CAR
rlaSes 81, 022, 623 q ST. n.w.-"Up TO the time"
ngant new Carriages OF fashionable STYLES and finish
thoroughly reliable work, and warranted consisting
OF brewster and windsor Top Buggies from 2Io Ibs
ME;EkS: different styles of canopes. a MEEKs';
suiuerent styles OF kaepsons, at MEEkS: different
DAYTON Wagons at MEEkS'; 3 different styles Of
Boss Specialties In all kinds Road and Village Carts
90 second band Carriages at MEEks'. All kinds of
harness Whps. Lap Robes &c Best So 80 Buggy
Harness In the country Repairing and painting OF ali
kinds Will be promptly attended 10. Customers will
receive polite attention: Best Of prices aud accommo-
dating terms. at MEEkS'. mxnIIr,
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Il Il He V/HILDREN
HSsIery buyer has secured unusually good vs,us
IN Chdrens Hosiery acc IL the naos 20 tsiiSr nrtcs
,of Shii9rens Hose IN fact they sell ea We
lave h1d &oG Hoss Tor children before a. there syo
ss nians qaaiites on the market styles We wish
" IMP upon our customers Chat these ar Not Isc
sold elsey~ here ~>"sA ~oS' noss
90 dozen Chiidrsn's French Ribbed Colersd Rosa
M w.. 81 snu s soes Mu regular made, nns qualify
brown and cardinal only Die Per pais ~
WOODW ARD LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
921 Pa ave- rmySi o,op.
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ENoR sALE-FIRsT-CLAsS 3-sTORY PRESS
4 prlck House, sl3 9th st. NV: contains i 4 rooms
handsomely finished and ali the latest i'm proyements
Applicants are not admitted without OF the
owner X GoLDSCHMID. sl2 eth 81. NV. ap22- im
EWR SALE-THREE HOUSES 1000 and lOoo
4 AZ ST and 3o4 X St s.w. Inquire at L EON III Arm
sCHAEfERTS. 1902 Ala st. sw te2s-3ms
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

NOR RENT
Il IN THE PORTLAND"
large handsomely furnished fiat, for the unexpired
portion OF 4 lease.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO,
my6-6t 1924 + ST NV
NOR RENT
Il FLATS
very desirable double Flat in "The Portland from
LIST June, SO, the occupant going abroad.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
my2-h 1924 ST. nv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-26

Next Monday evening November 30,
Mr.. James 0'Neill viii appear in the
Opera House in Fechter's DEMONSTRATION
Of Dumas novel, Monte Christie" 1t
is not altogether the worn old romance Of
monte Cristo," with It's familiar scenic
effects and its score Of characters who
crowd the stage in their action, which has
given the drama the popularity it has
held since It's revival by John Stetson 3
few seasons ago. When Fechter died
the play was laid aside as no longer avail
able. Mention 1t for revival TO man
ager or an ambitious leading actor, and
the single word chestnut" settled 1t.
These WiBeacres, when John StetSon
put 1t on the road, with Q Neill as Ed.
mund DGnteI, were very anxious to know
whether Stetson would ever take tunl-
BILE" and solemnly asserted that the afore-
said Chestnut" wouldn't last month.
But Stetsop knew what he was about.
He mounted the drama splendidly, paid
0'Neill larger salary than he had ever
before received, and engaged the best
people he could find to ill the cast. The
tirst season Was even more successful than
he had dared anticipate. The second
rolled in the "ducats." Now O'Eeill him,
self ia not only the "Star" but the man.
ager OF the company, and everywhere
'iMopte OHsto" 10 presented, itS perior'
nance is witnessed by audiences which,
in numbers, seemto be limited only by
the capacity Of the theatre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-26

READING, Pa, Nov. 25.-The Knights Of
Labor Of this city, 1850 strong. have boy
cotted CHASER & Frame. cigar mRnufac-
turers of this city, employing 1850 hands,
because they refused to employ union
hands. CHASER & Frame to-day publish a
a statement that they will not hire union
men and that before they consent to do
go, they will close their factory, as the
effect Of unions in other States has been
to drive large manufacturers practically
out OF the business. Their $50 hands this
afternoon publish q statement signed by
each one, disavowing any connection with
unions. Within the last six months, ten
trades have organized unions here aud
further boycotting is looked for Of all
business men who sell non-union manu-.
featured goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-26
"ruE NEW MAepALEN.n
An Art work in FOar PaFts-Clara Mort
and Her superb Company.

An Art Work in ROaF PAFts-ClarA Morris
and Her superb Company.
Miss Clara Morris appeared at the Opera
House last night with such support as 60
bright q star is rarely willing to call to
her aid; for it is not often that star, at
the cost OF dividing honors, will pay his or
her audience the respectful courtesy Of
presenting q company Of artists. With
Judgment and taste almost exceptional,
Miss Morris has composed her company Of
players who make worthy constellation
Tor the one particular star TO shine in.
With Mr.. Eben Plympton for leading
man, Miss Bijou Heron, and such an "old
woman" as Mrs. NJ. A. Farren, the. princi-
pal roles were in most capable hands.
The performance was effective and
pleasing not only because Miss Morris has
a tender and intelligent appreciation OF
her role and plays 1t with charming
nRturalness, but because the men and
women on the stage seemed 10 live real
life, to be moved by really human i'm
pulses, to say and do real things in an en-.
tiHely real-life way. The artistic force OF
the production lies in the impression upon
the audience that there Ia ever a reserve
OF power-that not all Is spent in any
scene in any moment.
There are few plays equal to this OF
Wilkie Collins in the play and counter.
play OF the emotions. In the beautiful
telling OF an old, old story-as old as
mans baseness and the misery OF human
kind-in the thread OF hope which he has
woven into the wool Of his fabric, the
author has run the whole gamut OF the
sensibilities. He has dealt with for
hidden subject, but 80 gently, 80 delicate.
" and withal 80 candidly that, interpreted
as it was last night, 1t not only did not
shock, but won the sympathy 81 an audi
ence OF intelligent and refined people.
Such q dramatic event merits ampier
comment than il possible at this time.
The play was not over until nearly mid
night. Long as the waits were, for some
unaccountable reason though Miss Morris
was suffering from q severe coldi though
there was not the contagious magnetism
Of o full house, it Is to be said that u more
delightful entertainment has not been
given anywhere. In the third act Miss
Morris train caught FIRE from the foot
lights, and as the house was last rising TO
| lis feet, Miss Morris trod on the flame and
with the aid Of Stage Carpenter Richard
son, put it out, going on with an elective
scene as though nothing hadhsppned to
disturb her sYm poties
There is moral TO be drawn from the
comparatively small attendance. Wheel
! ing, in this time Of the depression Of her
industries, cannot be expected to respond
to the invitation OF high prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-26

The city lookup and Police Court we're
yesterday removed from the old quarters
In the basement Of the County Court
House to the new and handsome apart
Inents in the south end of the Public
Building. The Police Court will sit here
this morning. The room Is very Commo-
tious, and Is provided with benches tgr
spectators aud conveniently, arranged.
officer Dunlap locked the lrst man in the
new cage. John Zimmerman, who was
was the arst boarder's name, aud
he occupied the southeast cell.
Officer Bell shortly run in another
man, and last night half the other
cells were occupied BY ySgs. The boys on
the force say that Clerk Darrah promised
q turkey 10 the first officer who locked up
a man in the new cages, hut Dunlap sAyi
he has not seen his turkey,