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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and I0oldsnts In West VIrEini
and Vicinity,


A young man OF Webster county re-
Gently traded $50 acres OF land, 10 acre.
o. which were improved, for colt valued
Mrs. Benjamin Murry, Of Fsyette
county, was recently fatally stabbed in
the abdomen by her drunken husband,
He has been arrested and lodged in jail,
Attorneys William McC Corkle and Adam
LittlepaGe, Of Charleston, while arguing q
case in court lost their tempers and In.
dulged in 6AtiCuif that lasted fora minute
or two before they were separated,
Capt, s. B, Phillips has been elected
Mayor OF BuckhRnnon, and A. B, Clark,
ot the Della, Recorder. Among the Coun.
Gilman chosen were Ex-Governor ID. d. 4.
Rarnsworth and ex,President OF the Senate
I, ]. Farnsworth,
A robbery OF $500 worth of silks oc-
Cured at Oanonsburg, Pa, Sunday morn
fng, but from whose store wasnot learned.
The parties are described as each carrying
a long carpet sack, and this it is hoped
will lead to their arrest,
Timber men on the upper waters Of Coal
river took adYart rtage Of the recent rise and
brought out about 5000 logs. II the rise
In the Coal had been Q general one, the
number Of logs brought down would have
been largely increased, but RA 1t is, only =
few tributaries have had rain enough for
such rise.
The Ensign Manufacturing Company OF
Huntington have the following new orders:
Ninety box cars for the e., q. & S. W. i;
500 box cars and 20 gondolas for the A, 4
b. 8. L.; II flat cars for the q. & N; 20
patent stock cars and one Caboose, making
In all, 500 cars to make within the next
four months,
Two men who are under indictment in
the United states Court for this district,
now In session at Parkersburg, for a mis-.
demeanor which was 30 slight that they
were released on their own recognizance,
walked all the way from Clay county last
week to attend court, and found on their
arrival that the prosecuting witness was
aWRy in Dakota, In another case the
parties walked from Braxton county, and
the prosecuting witness Is In the regular
army out west fighting Indians.
At England, Washington county, Pa,
last week, Samuel England died suddenly.
Mr. England was one OF the heirs 10 the
annuity due William Penn by the British
Goyernmentand committed several years
ago. 1t now amounts TO millions, and an
agent OF the B.itish Government recently
visited the city OF New York 10 arrange
matters. Mr.. Coates, Of the firm OF Coates
4 Potter, publishers, is also ono Of the
heirs. Two Others are residents OF Wash.
lngton county, James Coates, Washing.
ton, and Rev. Freeman, pastor OF the
Q. P. church at Old Concord.
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Nor. am.,Inn, 4. c,,,....

CHICAGO, LIS, Jan. ls.-Thig afternoon
another case Of smallpox was discovered
here. The victim Is Emil .Pelliter, aged
2S, residing at 25l5 South HalSted street,
next door to the house oiJohn 1Iankes,
from which oil the recent cases In this
city have emanated. Pelllter IL married
and has three children. The entire
family were yacclnated at the time Of lie
outbreak Of the disease In the HanEeS
family, but the operations we're not sue.
Gessiul. Pelllter has been quatantined At
hls own house and the place thoroughly
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Meeting OF Railroad Tr.lrht Agents.

PlrTssURdH, Jan. 1s.-The general
managers and general freight agents Of
the railroads composing the pool west Of
Pittsburgh met here to-day to arraass.a
distribution Of the iron ore business, as,,
a1 the percentage in the coke pool. The
roads represented were: Pennsylvania
Company, Baltimore 4 Ohio, Pittsburgh
4 Western, New York, pennsylvania &
Ohio, Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern,
Pittsburgh, & Lake Erie and the Cleye.
laud Lorain 4 Wheeling. No definite
conclusion was reached and the meet.
Ing Adjourned until 'to.morroM. ~ q -
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IsItatrange that the people Of Ireland
rebel against being governed by a country
which is ready enough to talk Of suppress
ing disorder with force, but can find no
e1psdient that will give industry a chance
to earn the daily bread2 Otcourss there
10 disorder in Ireland, and Of course wan.
ton misule is responsible for most Of 1t.
The Irish in America are not in rebellion
against the Government and the laws, for
they arc part Of the governing power and
help 10 make the laws.
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PtrrSuRoH, Jan. 1s.-George Hastel,
the EnEliShmSn, reported mysterlously
missing, and who, it was feared had met
with foul play, was found by detective
late last night. He claims The alleged
officer who arrested him yesterday led
him to an unfrequented part Of the city
and then robbed him OF book, contain.
ing over $500 and papers Of great value.
HRssel came here TO establish himself in
business as an architect. The daring thief
has not been afrested.
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Spscid Dt'paich to HE htelligeHeer.
WAsHiSaToS, Jan. Estate Senator
Joseph Van Meter Ia in town, uccompan'
led by his SOD, Arthur, OF Idaho. The lat
ter lisa candidate for United States Mar.
shal for Idaho and is said to bo very
strongly backed hv Senator Camden and q
large number Of Western men.
Architect s. n. Howard, Of Wheeling,
and several Jefferson county gentlemen
arc among to.dAy's arrivals.
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sT. LOUIS, No., Jan. 1S.-Late last
night at a saloon on the corner OF Thirty.
fourth and Olive streets, quarrel occur.
red between William MCNeary and James
Mitchell, which resulted in the former
striking Mitchell in the face and knocking
him back against the bar. Mitchell le!t,
and 10 alleged to have gone home, and,
after securing q pistol, returned. The
quarrel was resumed and Mitchell shot
McNeary through the neck, and he Is now
In critical condition. Mitchell Was ar
raatad
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LONDON, Jan. ls.-The Queen to-day
sent her private Secretary to Mr.. Glad.
stone with q letter on the Irish situation.
II Is stated that the government will at
the earliest moment introduce bill In
Parliament making boycotting felony,
enlafging magistrates powers Of summary
Jurisdiction and otherwise strengthening
the criminal law. The introduction Of
this measure is said 10 have been decided
upon in Cabinet meeting,
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Tue Committee on Accounts doesn't
seem to understand the situation. The
Committee on Expenditures Of the De-
pArtment Of Justice may not need Clerk,
but Its Chairman does. Mr.. Gibson has
laid out certain fine campaign work in his
own behalf, and he needs an accomplished
Cork like Col, Peyton to bring things to q
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1875. W. Talmadse,
otthiS city, gives the Associated Press the
following information in relation 10 the
condition Of winter wheat In Ohio. The
Secretary Of the Ohio State Board ol AEti.
culture BayBi Our wheat was finely GOV.
cred with snow before the severe cold
weather came and the plant went into
winter In good condition. MI, Chamber.
lain also states from hls observation lie
believes Pfoi. Dodge has over estimated
the total yield Of the United Htates lof
1885 3O,OOO,OOO 10 4O,0O00 900 bushels,
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MoNTANA's IxpEorA1loNs.
rhs People Believe tho Territory Will lie
Admitted M a RtAts.


rhe People Believe tho Territory Will lie
Admitted ~ stats.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. lS.--The
Hon. W. F. Saunders, Of Helena, Mont,
who Is in the city, was interviewed last
evening, and said that the residents oi
Montana are quite enthusiastic over the
prospects, for its admission as a State.
1--WE hope" he continued, ITO step into
the Union with Dakota. It Is generally
regarded as a Democratic Territory, the
Democratic majority ranging from 500 to
1000, and on that score we believe that
We will be admitted az an Offset TO Repub.
lican Dakota. A large majority OF the
people Of the Territory are In favor oi I'D.
mission"
Mr.. Saunders says that a constitutional
convention was held two years ago, which
framed Q constitution and appointed q
committee TO 20 TO Washington and sub.
NIT the results Of the convention. "For
this reason" he added, "the committee
never visited Washington as instructed,
but they are becoming interested In the
movement now, when 1t Is seen that there
Is a good prospect OF having the Territory
admitted, and will hold meeting early in
February and 60 on to Washington at
once. While there the. constitution will
be submitted and energetic measures taken
to have the Territory admitted. Governor
Hauser 10 interesting himself In the State.
hood question, and 10 no doubt doing good
work at Washington in that respect. We
have a sufficient population to entitle us
To admission, and there is every reason TO
suppose that our efforts will not be in
vain u
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want a Reduction.

CoRE, Jan. lO.-A meeting Of the
tenantry Of the Earl Of Kingstone's estate
has been held. 1t was resolved TO
memorabilia the church commissioners
who are mortgages of the estate to com.
pei the the landlords to concede a 80
per cent reduction in rent. In the mean.
time the tenants will prevent fox hunting
oh the estate, refuse 10 pay their rents
and appeal To their friends In America
for money to prosecute the conpaign
apainat tha landlnrda
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II the trunk lines had thought the B. &
0. likely to 90 10 slashing Western passen-
ger rates, as It has done, they would prob.
ably have been willing To treat on more
liberal terms with that pugnacious com.
pauy With It's small capital stock
amount Of sl5,OOOOOO, its large surplus,
and It's cold.blooded determination to
force recognition OF itself as a New York
road, the trunk lines have nothing to do
but follow the example Of Capt. scottS
coon or suffer large loss. In the end
they will come down.
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stOol VVorkors ss.lGo Settled,

PITTsBuRdH, Pa, Jan, ls,-The differ.
ences between the Edgar Thomson Steel
Company and their employees has been
settled and work will be resumed in all
departments tomorrow. The settlement
was effected on basis Of eight hours for
. days labor and three turns per
day, instead Of two turns OF twelve
hours each, the men to waive ten
percent advance on tho wages demanded
The settlement Of the strike has OCCASION.
cd general rejoicing at Braddocks. Capt.
". +. Jones, General Superintendent Of
the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, rendered
his resignation this afternoon because OF
diasatisIaCtion growing ont OF the strike.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.--The Daily News
oteston, Iowa, 1psCiatsaySi Short 4 Con.
leys'S lard rendering establishment here
blew up this morning, killing Nelson Con.
ant and Mitchell ssvsne, terribly sCaldinn
Ed. Short and Tom CLARK, breaking John
Betry's arm and fatally itacturing the
skull Of engineer WIN. r. TlscanB. The
property, which was valued Of $4,000 Ia
q total wreck. II was owned by Hamil.
ton and Heinleyand was partially insured.
The cause Of the explosion was q defective
ilue In the rendering tank.
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NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. ls.-Mrs. Maria
Anna Greene, the oldest lady in Rhode
Island, daughterin.law Of General Ma.
thaniel Greene, Of Revolutionary fame,
and granddaughter Of Samuel Ward, Col.
onial Governor OF Rhode Island In 1852,
died at her home in Middletown, yester.
day, aged l02 Year,, months and . days.
Mrs. Greene retained her faculties up to
the last.
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Rspudla.s .ns franks.

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 1S.-At a largely al.
tended meeting Of the Trades Assembly
last night a member OF the stove makers
union made a speech in reference to the
soCialistiC alarm. He denounced the res.
olutions published, and said that not only
were they unture but thSt the socialista
did not represent the Worklngmen Of
Chicago. After discussion resolution
waspaSsed with large mVjority declaring
that the Trades and Labor Assembly rep:
resenting the worklngmen oil Chicago re-.
pudiate the utterance Of all SocialistiC
Cfanka
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RSvSbFS 81 D5naisItS,

ODlSoIyitLE, oNr., Jan. lS,-A dyna.
mite cartridge placed al the door Of the
residence Of Magistrate Montoe yesterday,
exploded causing great damage 10 The
building. Fortunately none Of the ln.
maSes were injured. This 10 the second
attempt Of the kind mGds on Nj, Montoe,
" Sh9 ~ has been inalctlne aAes iOr breaches
plhe temperance acI,
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aptttds Dtapatth 10 IN Iht.l!totneer.
PARKERslvRe, W. Va, Jan. lS.-Will
HiSer, . young man from this city, was
run over by the cars at Tensas, Ala, on
Saturday, and=had two legs so badly in.
jured that amputation was necessary.
TelegramS announce that he died from
the effects Of the operation at the Mobile
Hospital. Hiser was Q young man about
twenty years Of age. He was on his way
10 Florida, where he had concluded TO set
tie and had only been gone from home
about two Neeks.
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It, can not fail to interest the country. As
Mr.. Payne, according 10 his habit, will not
read line upon this subject, It will be
worth long journey to Rit in the Senate
gallery and see the old gentleman wake up
70 the situation when the Clerk reads the
Ward memorial and announces the
grounds Of the contest.
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Butlsd ID thO RulnS.

BANGOR, Ms, Jan. is.-salurday night
Gre was dIscoV3sd In the house Of 1Isn.
jamin Cookson, at Gfeenbush, ilitsen
miles from this Olty. The flames spread
rapidly and oookSon, on endeavoring to
rescue his sons wife and two children,
was caught In the ruins by the falling Of
the roof Jubt a he had passed the second
child OH, and he Was burned 10 death, He
was 10 yearo old. The woman and child.
ten were terribly burned, but SlllrbcoVer,
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1sdltor stead released.

LONDON, Jan. ls.-Mr. Stead, editor ol
the Pail Mall Gd,sll., who, in November,
was sentenced 10 three months imprison.
nent for bis connection with the Eliza
Armstrong abduction case, was released
from prison to-day. Mr. Stead ls well and
will speak tonight at a meeting Of his
friends and BympathiSefs. lie will then
take O fjftnlghts holiday.
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rnE West Virginia collsCtorship is as
muiuE an interesting phase. Among
other things it will give Mr.. Mccormick
his lony.coyeted opportunity to vindicate
his asperyed military reCord-to show that
he actually did shoot rebels with his fife.
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statles and stoek Iurn Cd.

Sttttdl Dtspdtth 10 tM EHltlti0tHeer.
PARKERssuRe, W. VA Jan. 1s.-Three
stables, the property Of Hugo Heiden.
reich, we're destroyed by FIRE here last
night. The live stock, excepting one
valuable mule, was saved. The other con.
tents, Of considerable value, were destroy.
cd. Mr.. Heidsnreicb, In saving his horses,
was seriously burned on the arms and
head. The-loss will aggregate $500, with
no inaufanCe,
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WILL wARD coNrgsr.
The old whSsthOrSS vlsits the Capital on a
hryAtAtions n1isslon.

NyAlStioaI 11iSSlon.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. -AGenetal Dutbin
Ward arrived this afternoon. The Buppo.
sition 10 that he has come on 70 contest
the seat Of Senator Payne, which, 10 now
appears by the confessions by those who
we're In the Democratic caucus, hghtiully
belongs 10 General Ward.
II may seem somewhat cruel lof General
Ward " spring this question on Mf. Payne
Iuit Al this time, but II must be rembm.
bered In General Wards favor that Mr,
Payne declares he has not read word Of
the DonRyin charges, aud that he does
not intend To-, 30 he has only the issue
raised by General Watd 70 struggle with.
Ills very eyidentthat Ward has strong
case, and At the 6alne time very novel
one. The records Of the Senate Committee
on Privileges aud Elections do not show
any similar Case. II will therefore attract
unusual attention ha can GOT II before
ihat body. Surely, II Q Candid9te ID beaten
orl Of 4 caucus nomination by an aeknoWl,
edRed fraud Id counting the ballots there
should be some point where the man thus
deifauded could step In aud claim IN tln.
doing Of oil the subsequent results ol tho
Tho memorial oi General Ward In the
matter, and the action ot the Senate upon
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A NORTH CAROLINA MIRACLE.
The Blind Boy Preacher Suddenly ReoovOrs
His Sight.

The Blind Boy Preacher Suddenly ReoovOrS
His Sight.
RALEIGH, N. O., Jan. 1S.-Hundreds Of
curious people have gone to the home Of
John B. sturdivant, q boy in Wake county,
who became suddenly blind recently, as
he had predicted, and who has beon
preaching for several weeks. On Thurs.
day night two prominent men OF Raleigh,
one a principal in Sunday school, the
other for years teacher in the State In.
stitue for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind,
went out 10 Auburn to see Sturdiyant and
hear him preach. The boy lay upon the
bed on his left side, with his eyes wide
open, and spoke for one hour and quar-.
ter, using vigorous and graceful language.
He said that he was addressing an audi
enCe OF 5000 people. His voice could be
heard great distance. He was stricken
with blindness Wednesday, as he alleged
God had told him would be the case. Al
8 o'clock Friday afternoon, Just at the
time he named for the return OF his vision,
his sight was restored.
He walked through the house shaking
hands with nearly allthose present. The
boy is 10 years old weighs 140 pounds and
Is very strong. Three years ago he had
a strange allltction, caused by spinal dls.
ease. His father says that one night
whilo he was in violent ct, four strong
men were attempting to hold him, but
he forced them aside and went 10 the or.
gan and played three hymns sxcellently,
though before he was unable 10 do so.
As he played the last hymn be made q
profession Of religion and then calmly
laid down. Since that time he has never
had another attack and has been In ex.
cellent health. II 10 thought To be cAta.
leptic affection. The boy says II the Di.
vine origin Of his blindness and the recoy.
cry Of his sight are not believed by the
people other and even more convincing
signs will be afforded.
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An. thore, Ennlnonl

Special Dipasch 10 tH LntslIigtnea
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, lS.-COl. j,
Bernard Psyton, who was to be Eustace
Gibson's Committee Clerk, hasbseninths
city several days, Itis said this evening
that the Committee on Accounts will re.
mort unfayorAbly on GIbson's request for
i clerk, and that Uol. Peyton will return
nome. The Committee on Accounts does
not consider that the work OF the Commit
Tee on Expenditures for the Department
of Justice Is sufficient 10 require the SER
vices Of clerk.
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coKE woRK Ens, STRIKE.
Idle OTsnS in the OOnnSlIIyIllS Region
TrOabls At Mount Pleasant.

Idle OTsnG In the COnnRllgylllO Region, ,
TFOubls at Mount Pleasant.
PIrTsBvRGH, Pa, Jan, lS,-A special
from scoltdAle, Pa, says a large number
OF the coke ovens in the Connsllsvllle
region are Smoksless to-day, the men hay.
ing struck for an advance in wages OF 10
percent, A mass meeting Is now in
progress hero which is attended by dele.
gates from nearly every works in the
region. 1t Is thought action will be taken
to make the strike general.
A Mount Pleasant, Pa, special says:
Sheriff Stewart left here this afternoon,
and will hold q consultation at Greens.
burg tonight with the coke operators 70.
glding the Rdvisabllity OF asking state
aid to Quell the disturbances which will
inevitably occur II any arrests are made,
There has been no disturbance at either
the MoreWood or Standard works to-day,
The strike IL spreading. The miners al
the Valley, HeCla and and United works
are reported to have come out this after.
nonn
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PARIS, Jan, 1S.-Ths present murder
epidemic in France 10 the subject Of uni.
versal comment The newspapers record
eleven murders and ave attempts 10 mar.
der within Six days. The Monatchiat
papers attribute the homlcldAl mania 10
The spread oi AnAtaohiStlideas,
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TouoRpow, unless the difficulty be
settled to-day, nearly 5000 men and
women cisarmakOrs will be thrown out
Of employment In New York. After each
side has suffered there will be an under.
standing and a settlement. 1t would be
more rational to settle before tho fighting
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TOW RAiS sseuFtiona.

The Baltimore L Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fof
tickets, tourists guides and full lnIofmal
ton, call on or address Il o. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel
Ing, W, Va,
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oSr Georgia editor being challenged by
ano!ber chose fists, which so disgusted
the party Of the first pSrt that he de-
rinel to consider the affair further.
Mhnt happy ending Of a duel.
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One D DETERMINED and the olhst tjpylsidlBE.

CoSsrANrtSoPlr, Jan. 49, .--pfince Alex.
ander, Of Bulgaria, has telegtaphsd TO the
Porte that setviA has no right 10 select
the place ior conducting the negotiations
for peace between gefvia and Bulgaria,
He debates thatii King Milan Insists on
Bucharest being chosen he tthe Pflnee)
will % strongly Insist that Sofia bhoald be
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"rHE COUNT or MUNTBzUMA,"
Another sueesSIfuI Opening at the Aoad.
envy Last NiEht,


Charley shay's Academy Of Music was
literally packed with people last night to
witness the opening performance Of the
melodtama, "MonteEuma, or the MysLer.
les OF Castle el Moro.n This play might
be called the American Monte Oristo." In
many particulars 1t Is an adapta-
ton Of Dumas story, but in others
II ig entirely original. The scene
ls laid in Louisiana, Cuba aud
Mexico, and the Mexican element In the
drama gives scope for considerable pic.
turesque scenery and costumes. The
Roman carnival becomes the New Orleans
mardi graS; the Chateau d'If becomes
Castle 81 Moro; Mercedes, the Catalan, 10.
comes Auyvl ElVood. Mr.. r. L. French
as Monte, is all the part requires. In SOME
respects he exCels 0Neil[ as Monte Crislo.
Mr.. Cromwell, as the Mexican gambler,
Messrs, Ftckg, Slime and selden in their
parts, Mr. Bolter Us the Colored ser.
want, Miss Eva Earle, Miss Matthias
and Miss Bernard all showed YER.
satility and talent. The scenery which
the company carries Is unusually 'tlne, the
mechanical effects striking and life like,
the coHtuming elegant, and the whole
representation Is thrilling and interesting,
deserving the enthusiastic applause and
recalls which II receiyed.last night. The
piece will be repeated this evening. The
play Is especially attractive for ladies.