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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20
Trustees Hospital for Insane Of Wal
ton Territory.
SUBSISTENCE.

tOu ACEIAbuENs
SUBSISTENCE.
80 to 500 pounds fresh beef (more or less
twice a week.
100 pounds fresh mutton tmore or less
twice @ week.
bbls mess pork.
6bbls corned beef.
f40 bhls white flour, best-sample.
IS hbls graham flour, besf-sample.
bbls rye flour, best-sample.
500 rs cracked wheat-sAmple.
5000 rs Eastern oatmeal-sample.
700 rs yellow cornmeal-sample.
500 rs small hominy-sample.
5000 hs Island rice-sample.
200 rs granulated sugar-sample.
5000 ms G sugar-sample.
100 rs green tea-sample.
50 rs black tea-sample.
600 Ms C. r coffee-sample.
BOO rs chicory-sample.
1900 rs table salt-sample.
1000 rs coarse salt sample.
$50 rs Fairbanks lard
500 gallons Cal. golden syrup sample.
5000 ms small white beans-sample.
900 rs small pink beans-sample.
100 rs Plummer or Alden dried apples
sample.
I26e rs dried peaches-sample.
20l Ms sal soda.
2 bxs Cal soda crackers.
400 rs cheeee-eample.
IS gallons best cider vine gar sample.
1900 ns firkin butter-full weight.
800 gallons keresene-Standard.
1t'n matches.
Sdozen extra hrooms.
50 ibs cornstarch.
100 Ms dried currants.
500 ms dried prune sample.
dozen quarts tomato catsup.
dozen cans peaches.
100 rs eoaf1sh.
25 ms ground ginger.
dozen pts fiavo' ing extract lemon.
ms nutmegs.
100 ms pearl barley.
fbs whole cloves
100 Ms California layer raisins-sample.
lbs laundry blue.
$50 bushels oats
1000 Ms barley feed-ssmpie.
1000 lbs mill feed or bran sample.
fflOO fbs chicken feed-samule
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

Land claimed simply as q water right
cannot be patented as Q placer claim.
(Ex parte Hale, Acting Sec'y, May 9Th,
1885
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-12-09
Irustee'S Sale.

Whereas. sarah A. keily'and William Kelly
her husband, of the county of Crawford, state
of ksnsas, by their deed Of trust bearing date
August 18th. lSss. and duly recorded in the
corders ofice of Bates county Missouri, in book
No. 80. page Sas, conveyed 20 the undersigned
trustee the following described real estate sit
uate. lying. and being in Bates county. Nilsson
ri, to-wit; Lots ten (lol. eleven ~ twelve
Q21, in block forty-eght t4S1 in the town OF
Walnut. Bates county. Missouri to-wit: in
trust. however. for the following purposes, to-
Wit, In trust 10 secure the payment ofa certain
prani<sorv notf in said deed OF trQ ibeti
and. whereas said promissory note Is long us.t
due and unpaid. Now. therefore, st the request
OF the legal holder Of said note and b. she
authority in n.e vested hy the terms Of sad
deed of trust. will, on
THURSDAY. December 81. rSS5.
between the hours Of Q clock IN the forenoon
and : o clock in the afternoon OF that dsv AZ
the east froat door OF the court house in the
city of Rusler, county OF Bates aforesaid sell
the real estate IN said deed Of trust and thi.
notice described, for cash in hand or 20 much
thereof ss msy be necessary 10 pay said debt
inteTss- s11d costs J. ( q ARK.
Trustee
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Forbes School Report.
WEST POINT Tr.


The second month of school ended
December 9TH. Pupils attending daily,
s.; names of present every day, Ida Reed,
Luna Dalton, Ona Daltou, Estell9
Thompson, Rosa and Mamie Whitehead
Charlie and Emma Frazec, Rosa Glover,
Anna Mcbride, Belle WINES, Della
Lytc, Cora Forbes, Efie Barton, Essie
Wheeler, Fred Ewin. Willis and Jessie
Thomp~on, Pyrl Landreth, Edward,
Lewis and Ray kershuer, Joe Reed, vii
lie Shackleford, Harry Barton, Ole
Glover, George Featllcrling.
Visitors: Mrs. McAdams, Misses Ella
Green and Minnie Forbes; Messrs Byrd,
Wiilett, Byron, Shackleford and Dave
Forbes. FLORA FORBES, Teacher.
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Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given TO tax pay
ers of Lone Oak township that II
taxes are not paid by the first Of IAN
uary, the full penaly will be added
and the law enforced. This is the
last notice to taxpayers TO save cost.
It. +. WALTON.
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Hurt & Mathis

Barncr shop is the place to gct goo
xvork dorc. Everything first clas'
i'm every respect; good bath room.
IN connection with barber stop. q
% ladies hair cutting N allthc iaie'
styles. Call and see us 10 HlGg'c
bu,leiip., ,out1 side square. ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-12-09

Jackson Common Sense linamcnt
for sale by Mcfarland Bros.
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Order OF Publication.

STATE or MISSOURI,
CoUsrr of BArx.,
In the Circuit Court Of Bates COUNTY February
term, 1856.
Mary f. James, plaintiff,
Henry I. James. defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein. by
her attorney, s. W. Dooley, Esq, and files her
petition and affidavit. alleging, among other
things, that defendant. Henry L. James. is not
resident OF the state Of Missouri: whereupon
it 10 ordered by the court that said defendant
be notified by publication that plaintiff has
object and general nature of which is to obtain
decree Of divorce from the bonds of matrimo
ny heretofore contracted with said defendant on
the grounds that at the date of the soemniZa-
tion of the marriage between plaintiff and de-
fendant. the said defendant had wife living
from whom he had not been divorced and that
unless the said defendant Henry t James be
anu appear at this court at the next term there
of TO be begun aud holden at the court house in
the city OF Butler. in said county, on the first
sixth day of said term, if the term shall long
continue, and il not, then on or before the last
day OF said term. answer or plead to the Petit
ton in said cause. the same will be taken as
confessed. and judgement rendered according
ly.
And be il further ordered that copy hereof
be published, according TO law in the BCTLkR
TIMES weekly newspaper printed and pub
IIsheu IN Bates county. Mo, for four weeks
successively. the last insertion 20 be 1T least
OF Circuit court J r JENKINS
Circuit Clerk
4 true copy from the Record.
Witness my hand and the seal of the Circuit
tsKAI. court of Bates county, this md day of
December, i>>5. J. Z. JENKINS,
mil FIarE
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Pnr Rent

The hanJson1e HunIpai-' rc>
dence. inclu fling : acre1 "f l'oIr.f
lust south OF the city limit = y.
rent. One % the prettiest aDa'"~
H.. ...,.r,.,. W. II WALTOs,
Agent, Bu'ie~. ii,
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BE sure and see
the fire bargains at
Sam Levy & Co.

Don't sell vour white. corn until
you see Lefker at mill or elevator he
'knocks the spot on prices. s6-tf
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For Ladies Onlv.

A golden opportunity. You can earn 500 per
week in your own town. Something new, no
humbug, endorsed by clergvmen, the W. c T
u, and the best people everywhere. No book
agents or peddlers need apply, Good employ
mens for ladies or gentlemen. Address with
stamps THE CAMBRIDGE LIBRARY Co.
2-St Lock box Boonville, No.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-06-13
NEW FIRM!
Roth & Fleetwood.
NOTICE.

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
or shop Of I. Hogan. in this town, l anu now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satisfac
ton guaranteed, work will be dono at the low
est figures. 1have secured the services Of M.
Hogan, a. foreman and manager who has
long experience in this business. Psrties
will hnd it to their interest to call on me b.
fore making contracts elsewhere.
VIZ. H. Raglan.
Thibedaux, Aprl 9th, 1855.
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ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE
RorAnY o Pass

Ayant tout le materiel nGcessaire. nous SON.
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qni nous serOnt comics Les
brefs d'avocat. cartes d'affailes. entetes 0e
features, tickets d'habitatiou, blancs. circu-
laires, etc. seront imprimes dams le plus BRET
d6lai ct 4 des prix moder6s.
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LETRIOMPHED DE LA SCIENCE

LIE TRIOMPHE DE LA SCIENCE
M. Louis Vernet, de Paris : fit
Nathaniel Simpson en- regardant
une carte. Attended,!
All right! Faites entrer.
NOtre cOmpatriote Louis Eernet
entra.
-Vous vous etes rappele mon
nom ? dit-il en- serrant la main que
lu1 tendait lie Yankee. Ca, c'est ad.
mirable
Pas admirable du tout. Tout
simple al contraire. Tenez!
Eft rAm6ricain montra du loigt
q son visiteur une ligne 6crite sur
son repertoire /:
"Louis Vernet, de Paris. Invite
q dejeuner quand il passera a Chi
cago."
-Ayec ca, it.il I'll rampant du
plat de la main sur lie livre, je suis
Sur de ne rien oublier!
Meme rne liaison aussi breve
que la n6tre. Car, entin, combien
de temps nous sommes-nous con-
nus?
-Une soiree, pas advantage.
EFT encore, autour dune table
fort gale, OH YOU sabliez vigoureu-
sement lie champagne Ell rhonneur
de Foxhall, vainqueur du grand
prix de Paris 49,.
-Chut fait rAmericain avec I'M
sourire. Lei, je ne sable rien du
tout, que rencre fraiche de mes
livres de commerce. Austere, lei.
tres austere. Tout i pheure 4 de-
jeuner, nous nous rattrapperons.
All ! all !! c'est lei lie sanctuaire
da travail. Eft que faites vous 2
Toujours des rails en- papier!
Non. II y a longtemps que j'y
al ren0nc6. L'acier nous fait II
joord'hui nne concurrence d~eloyale.
J'ai pris une %nouvelle specialize :
les substances alimentaires. Beau
coup plus avantageux. Une seule
concurrence a redouter !; la nature.
Ellie nest pas de force. -
-Vraiment
-C'est prouve. Depuis trois ans,
j'ai gagn6 trois millions. L'un en-
faisant 'du beurre sans lait !; rautre
en- faisant de rextrait de viande
sans viande ; lie troisieme avec Tex
ploitation que j'ai depuis un an.
-Qu'est ce que vous fabriquez 2
Dies RufS. "a 1!a.
Sans poules!
-Evidemment.
-Vous voulez rire!
-Je ne ris jamais en- affaire.
-Parbleu, je serais. curieux de
voir cal! - e.
-Rien de plus facile. Nous ayons
une demi- heure devant nous. C'est
assez pour v0ir IN DIES mes ateliers.
Eft PAmericain, ouvrant la porte
lie son bureau, conduisit notre ami
par IN long couloir jusqu'a une vas
te piece OH il pintroduisit. De vas.
tes bottles, remplies d'eufs dun
blanc superbe, s'6tageaient lie long .
les murs. Lindustriel ouvrit une
econde porte. I'm froid assez vif {
'aisit Louis V.ernet, qui releva le
+&EEa..E s 80
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col dc son paletOt.

OOO
cette cuve ? C'est lie jaime. Eft Get
te autre cuve =! C'est 10 blanc.
EFT qu'est.ce que c'est que &c
Jaune
Tn melange de farine de mails,
d'amidon extrait du BILE, ct de qucl-
ques autres substances.
Eft lie blanc?
.-Trop long a vous expliQuer /:
I'm resultat chimiquement identi-
que au blanc dun euf vfritable.
-Parfait. Mails la coquille
-Tournez vons. On Ell fait sous
v0s yeux.
Eft comment mettez-vous vOtre
jaime ct votre blanc Ia dedans
-L'enfance de Part. Regardez
plut0t. VOici la machine. Vous re
marquerez qu'elle content plusieurs
compartments. LIE premier content
lie jaime, lie second lie blanc, la troll
sieme la pellicule blanche de reuf,
e quatrieme recaille de gypse qui
formera la coquille. Vous avez sen
ii, en- entrant lei, I'm enlargement
de temperature &c froid est ne
cessaire. Vous allez voir pourquoi.
Dams lc premier compartment, on
verse le jaime, a r6tat de farine
assez epaisse; il prend une forme
ronde ct s'y congele. Apres quot, il
passe dams lie second compartment
oil il s'entoure de blanc, ct, par IN
movement rotatoire, prend une
forme ovale il sly congele aussi.
Puts il passe dams lie suivant, OH il
Sc rev6t dune l6gere pelure ; ct en-
fin dams lie dernief, recailleur, OH il
complete son costume. L'euf est
fait ; on lie place u des plateaux
secheurs que voici, oil recaille Sc
che tout dun coup, tandis que Pin
terieur sc degele. Et VOLTA robjet.
Une poule ne ferait pas mieux.
Nj meilleur:
Nj meilleur. Tenez, en- voici un
qu'on Went de CURE i votre inten
tention. Golt-z le.
Louis Vernet vida dun trait Ia
Motto de la coquille.
-Exquis declara-t-il.
Eth bien, VOLTA &c que je peux
vOus livrer q treize dollars lie mile.
I'M peu plus de soixante-dix francs.
Trouyez moi des poules pour ira
WALLER Requirement d &c prix-la ?
EFT combien de temps Sc con.
servent-ils, vos Gufs postiches
-Indefniment. Celui que vous
venez de manager await un an.
Voyez la date Gtait marquee des-
sus. Autre avantage la coquille
Giant plus epaisse ct plus dure que
celle de reuf naturel, c'est une ga
rantie pour Fexpedition. Pressure
.jamais de casse.
EFT vous etes lie seul a operer ce
tour de force!
LIE front de Nathaniel Symptom
Sc rembrunit.
lie seul' dit>il, non. J'ai IN
concurrent.
-Aussi fort que vons:
Plus fort que moi. II a trouve
lie moyen de bonner a ses eufs, 4
volonte, le godt DIES eufs dole on
de canard. &c gueux de Campbell
est un malin! Mais c'est egal, tot
on tard, je penfoncerai. C'est une
idee tixe. En- attendant, allons de-
jeuner!
Acknowledgement, dit Nathaniel
Simpson a son h6te, EN- Sc levant
de table, vous Gtes venu a Chicago
pour notre exposition. Avez-vous
va mes Hufs :
Non. ~
Nous all0ns les voir.
Un quart d'heure apres, Natha.
MEL Simpson ct Louis Vernet etai>
emit arret6es devant tune vitrine.
1anno11o n1nsionrc lor..
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.-DiteS done, MT Louis VeHnot. |
vous ayez un rayon de seleil en-
plein sur v0s Gufs, Vous ne crai.
gnez pas que Ga les abimei
Non lis sont garautis bon
TENT. Et puts, lie soleil nest pas
encore bien m6chant. La preuve.
c'est que 81 rexposition n'6tait pas
charfee, nous y gelerions bel ct
bien. N'est-ce pas Jim:
I'm garden s%'approcha.
-C'est vrai, monsieur Simpson,
dit.il. LIE ~calorifere nest pas de
trop.
Louis Vernet ttait reste devant
la vitrine de son h6te, lie mention
dams sa main, CONNIE plonge dams
une prOf0nde meditation.
Soudain, il releva la tete ayec I'm
sOurire.
-Dites done, tit-il en- prenant lie
bras de Simpson qu'ilentraina dams
I'm coin: Combien donneriez-vous
pour enfOncer vOtre concurrent
Campbell Tout &c qu'on YOU
draft.
Mile dollprs!
-Une misere. .Deux mile, sill lie
faut!
Mile suf1iront. M'ouvrpz.vous
ce credit Je vOus responds du sue
ces.
Nathaniel reggarla son h0te.
- e ny comprends rien, dit-il.
Mails c'est tgal. Marchc conclu!
-Bien. Laissez>moi settlement
lei cinQ minutes. Je vOus %rejOins d
la SOrtie.
Des que Simpson Sc fut elOign6,
Louis Eernet appela lie garden
dun signe. Au bout de trois minu-
ties de conversation a voix basse, il
tira son portefeuille ct remit a rhom
me quelques billets de banque.
lie reste dams quinze jours au
plus, lui dit il en- sen allant.
HUT jours apres, CONNIE il par.
courait son journal, Nathanie!
Simpson fit sur son fauteuil un tel
bond quill faillit jeter son bureau
par terre.
Voici ce quill venait de lire
GLE TRIOMPHE DE LA SCIENCE.
-Cette mutt s'est produit d rexpo-
sition le phenomena lie plus extra
Ordinaire du steele. Tout lie monde
a remarque les curieuses vitrines
d'Gufs artiticie.s de NM. Campbell
ct Simpson. Or, dams celle de ce
dernier, voici lie spectacle v6ritable-
ment stupetiant QUEEN a VII &c ma
tin : I'M DIES 9ufs etait & Motto bri-
sc, ct, par rouverture de Ia coquil-
lie, passait la ttte dun petit poulet
parfaitement vivant. Les precau-
ton meticuleuses qui ont etc prises
pour la reception ct la conservation
des produits exposes ne ~laissant
aucune place a %rhypothese dune
s%upercherie impossible, une seule
conclusion peut etre tree de ce fait
merveilleux j: c'est que NJ. Simpson
a pousse Limitation de la nature a
un tel point de perfection quill a
d6rob6 a celle ci son dernie- secret.
Null doute qu'une recompense celia
tante he vienne consacrer CO result
tat vraiment prodigieux da genie
scientifque qui est destin6 4 faire
epoque dams les annales de rhu
mantle"
LIE journal tOmba DIES mains de
Simpson, medus6. A &c
moment, Louis Vernet entrait dams
son bureau, tenant 4 la main I'M
numero de la meme feuille.
lie garden jim, dit il est IN
brave homme, qui a bien gagne SEES
dollars. Heaf de- poule qciu.il
q glisse dams 'totre'v itrfhe lie tut a
pas codte,' il eesstt VAL 'Isis plpk S, du: treois !
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e
ANNOUNCES

IN carr6 de l0ligncs; lere insertion 81 80
. .. ome IS
I" Insertion add. 50
Toute annonce indignant la profession
Hcnes. mr. an. IS OC
Announces lie candidats. d~'avance -. 10 90
Necrologie. par ligne ..---.--....-- IO
Toute annonce commercials rub!iee a ian-
nee sera ins6ree au taux de 50 cents par pou-
&c pour Ia premiere insertion ct ., cents pour
les insertions suhs6quentes.
Toute annonce don't 10 noinhre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera ins6r6e jasqu'a neuvel
Ordre au taux Ordinaire.
AmrIIRR ApuIO1E.
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KAfor the working class. Send 10
Rccnts Tor postage. and we will
nall you free, IA royal, valuable
box ut sample goods that will
put you in the way of making

you ever thought possible at any bust
MISS capital not required. We will start
you. You can work ali the time or in s""- rs
time only. The work is universally adspteI
10 Ooth sexes, young and old. YYn can easiIv
earn from % cents to - every evening. Thai
an who want work mny test the h,sines. We
make tn's unparalleled offer to all who ara
the HUs r traul sa.'. at we will send g to pay Tor
ulreetions: e'r.. sent free. Fortunes will ~
made by those VIII" give their whole time 70
Inc WORK. Great success absolutely surs
Dont delay: Start now Address SrrSsoN 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-13
A GAMBLING HOUSE
rul1nD BY g1lG roIleE roReE.
Bob GRANT. Place, on water Street, Raldea
Last Night. and -Four colored Men and
one White one Captursd-Bob ships.
1sthls the opening OF a CAMPAIGN

City Sergeant Porter Smith seems to
have walked from his iethargic slumbers,
and resolved to do his duty-in one in
stance at least. The instance singled out
for the enforcement Of tile laws was the
gambling room Of Robert Grant, a well
known colored man, on Market street. A
squad Of police visited the place last even
ing and arrested four colored men and one
white man. They gavo names which it
isnot worth while to print, as they are
evidently assumed. Grant was not ar
rested, not being present,
There was a good deal Of conmentabout
the streets last night on thissudden break.
Grant has had tough luck, having his
furniture all attached the other day.
The boys arc skipping out quietly one
by one or in pairs fearing they will be in
Vfted TO appear before the grand jury.
One or two OF the colored major domos Of
the gaming houses are also visiting friends
in adjoining States, but generally they
leave only to avoid having summonses
served, not because they have been sum.
moned. A colored youth with some ex.
+perience said last night that be would
skip If summoned, adding, ut wonld
only cost $40 or so, aud fellows friends'd
raise that too quick"
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Bel,aIre Notes.

Two locomotives have been put to work
in the Cleveland & Pittsburgh yard.
The funeral Of Hermann Teuber, con.
Quoted by the Druids yesterday, was q
very large one.
Mr.. Frees class presented the First
Presbyterian Sunday School with a hand
some banner yesterday. r.
Over seventy-fye witnesses have been
subpenaed to the Borham murder trial
tomorrow at st. Clairsyille.
Bessie Roinick fell at the Elysian rink,
Saturday, and broke one bone OF her
arm, putting the otheH bone out OF place
at the same time.
There was prayer meeting at the First
Presbyterian Church yesterday evening,
in view Of the serious illness Of The pastor,
Rev. ]. K. McKallip.
Black Prince Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
will have the play Of damon and Py-
thias" rendered at Turner Hall tonight:
A delegation OF Bridgeport knights and
others is expected to attend.
The Kinks Of Bellaire would make a
great deal Of money, notwithstanding
their delay in opening, ifit were not for
the stopping OF the glass houses. AS 1t is,
when any special attraction Is announced,
there is q good attendance. The Niagara
Rink, Friday evening, had the largest
crowd that has ever attended q rink here.
The Lew water works trustees are ex-
pected to do something, but will have to
lind out by experiment just what the PEG.
pie want. That the water works should
be self.sustaining is admitted, but the
point is whether retrenchment or in
creased rents Is the right way to make the
works selt-sustaining. The new board,
HiramJ Jones, John B. Haney and Mord
Nelson, will meet Friday evening.
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INTuESIcK OF TIME.
a Sacred Concert Yesterday aud How Il

A socra1 Copcort y,.,,,,,,, ~, No., 4.
~. ~ s,.ss. "au no" ~
m, ""' ~ sAo UT
me sacred conceftln Rue des ltallens
yesterday afternoon was not what might
be called an artistic success nj least The
hr.;n ,orLor, ,rbo ,,o.o oas,o', ~ =. a.. ~
' .,. "o.Ae =, "Io "'4e eoopeu up IN Tue
ateller OF the 4STELLIdEScER establish-
ment did not think SO. II was a lucky
thing for the artists that thew were nnder
sbod oIae .orv s,orv ,ra,ia 49, 49,.
So si'e M eo,! s' "ou'" nays pe -,
related. IT,; me aafK.eyefl son o. yermecilla
who manipulated the keys OF a wheeZy
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THE WORST YET.
The Amy Gordon Alleged opera compans's
- Enrnr0ttt ont.


The Amy Gordon Opera Company is a
little the worst organization that ever
struck Wheeling. Aside from Miss Cor
don there is not an artist Of merit In the
company, excepting Mr.. Morgan, whowas
once a fair tenor, but was disabledby q
severe cold. Saturday afternoon Fat.
MIN" was butchered, and Saturday night
ths company toyed with the mangled
re sn al 0fhe Mascot the opera on the
bills, Billee Taylor being retired ST.. With ,iii
out an apology. Admirers OF BHtes VIII
be grateful. ,.,.
avery bad rendition Of "Girotie, Glrona,
but Il was explained in extenuatton that
nearly every member Of the company was
drink. and the press was implorcd to
hear lightly onthe performance, and give
the company an opportunity to redeem
itself. Instead Of doing this II made bad
worse, and the whole engagement must
be considered the rankest ever played IN
Wheeling. The company cannot sing,
cannot act, and half Of the artists did not
even know their lines.
Manager Foose had to advance money
10 get me company here from Columbus.
The business WIS bad-though better than
the company dcseryed-and the company
left still owing Mr.. Foose and the Wheel-
ing hotels. They went to Trenton, New
jersey, by special train on the Pan Han
die, late Saturday night. They probably
wanted to make SO large jump that their
reputation would not reach the next town
ahead OF them. 1t was only from COM
niseration that their Wheeling creditors
did not attach their belongings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-13

Capt. Frank Barrett has beenappoipted
General Travelling Passenger and Freight
Agent Of the Ohio Central railroad-River
Division, West Virginia-with headquar-
tiers at Gallipolis.