davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
rn-nAY,s CONVENTION.

The County Convention to select dele
gates to the Congressional Convention and
TO nominate members ofthe Legislature to
represent Ohio county, meets ut ten o'clock
this morning, at the Court House. In
casting ones eye over the list of gentle
men, forming the personnel of the conVen-
ton, it is plainly manifest that they form a
superb body Representative Democrats oil
the county, and that their deliberations
will be conducted with the sole view to
the party's success next November. In
this connection we will only add, what
very likely is already known and thought
ofby the delegates, that Wheeling and Ohio
county have vital financial interests
at stake in the prospective state legislation
of next winter.
In the effort to meet the demands upon
the State Treasury, every section will eX-
ert its greatest strength to make the bur
den oftaxation rs light as paSsible, and IN
doing 50, will look wiStfully at the fine
rich mich COW represented by
Ohio county. and strive II
possible to make her yield just little
more, in order that it may yield a little
less, thinking, if it think a! all, it
would never be missed. This city has all
the taxation she can carry. 1t Is now
onerous and heavy enough. There are in
congruities in the laws that weigh I'M
naturally upon the manufacturing inter
ests-notably the collection of the tobacco
license, which should be remedied. All
these matters, and many more, will re-
uuire the greatest attention, and
to do so properly and etfectually
Ohio county should select the very best
delegation of Democrats ut her command.
Energetic and yigilant men of good prac'
teal business sense and experience are
some of the important requirements OF the
DELEGATION. One or more of the delegation
ought to be familiar with par
u
Iiamentary tactics and the statutes
now extant, 50 rs to cope with
the willy and able statesmen of other sec
ton of the State Harmony in the delib'
erations of the convention should prevail.
Due consideration should be given to the
demands of the several elements represent
ing the party. The manufactures and
merchant, the workman, the farmer and
lawyer should have representation, and III
their selection such qualifications as We
have enumerated above should not De
| overlooked
Put aside personal preferences and KEEP
/ the one object in yiew-SucceSS-and when
you adjourn you and the party will be sat
| isficd with your work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
AnImnortnnt Contract.

POINT PLEASANT, w. VA, August ~
An important railroad contract has been
entered into between the Columbus, Hook
ing Valley and Toledo Railroad Company
and the Kanawha and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in which it is agreed that the latter
company in consideration OF $4,000 paid
each year to the former, shall have the
right for ninety-nine years from the first
day OF August, 1876, renewable forever,
subject to certain limitations and restric-
tions, to use in common with the party OF
the first part, the Columbus, Hooking Val
lev and Toledo Railroad, that part of the
railroad of the party of the first part from
within the city of GallipOliS to and into
the city of Pomeroy, including
the main track, sidings, passenger and
freight stations, Y's, inclines and other APP
purtenanceS and terminal and station II.
eilities connected Herewith; also that part
of the railroad of the party of the first part
from the point at which the h. & o.
crosses and joins the c., II. V. & T. Rail
road about one mile west of Athens to the
station and terminus of the c., II. V. & T.
Railroad in Athens, including all the
tracks, &c, the h. & o. TO furnish its own
motive power and rolling stock, fuel, train
supplies and train attendance. Each party
is to have equal rights. The object of the
lease is to enable the K. & D. to make a
continuous line of railroad between the
portion of its railroad in Ohio and the pOr.
ton in West Virginia, and also enable it to
operate its trains between GallipOlis and
points on its own line, and also between
POmeroy and points on its line.
The Kanawha & Ohio trains will prob
ably go the POmerOy depot next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
RANDOLPH COUNTY POLITICS.
Something About Various Candidates and
Their Chances.

SOgcsR Correspondence Of he Register.
BEVERLEY. W. VA, August 2l.-The
political pot in this moral vineyard is be
ginning to simmer very lively, and by the
time the KeySer convention will have met
and made the nominations, it will be at
the boiling point. 1t is anticipated that
Randolph will have a very large
DELEGATION composed of representative
Democrats, and they Furthermore
anticipate hot time. The delegation Is
40 divided that il is a hard matter to
tell at this time who will have majority
of the delegation. 1t was asserted some
time AGO BY the friends of Hon. w. L.
Wilson that he would have majority, but
from the developments that have taken
place i'm the last few days it it doubtful
if he will have one fourth of the delegL-
ton. Mr.. Wilson's enemies are ut work
and they have been putting
in some hard Hcks. The people of Ran
dolph are in favor of 4 man west OF the
mountains this time, and are willing to
abide by the decision of the FalrmOnt con-
ycntiOn of six years ago, which was To
alternate on either side of the mountains
every four years. Judge HOge had it one
term, Mr. Wilson has had it two terms,
and our people now think that it should
come ON the west side this time.
But the great trouble Is for the
west side To concentrate on one man,
consequently, rs l said in the beginning,
there will be q hot time i'll keySer. MIR.
! G.. II. Scott, of this county, isl an aSplrant
for the nomination, and no doubt his name
will be presented by the Randolph dcleg;l-
ton, with what success will be left to he
seen. Capt T. 4. Bradford of Barbour,
another aspirant, was here few days ago,
but Us he did not discover any of his
fences down he returned home in day or
two.
Col. Ben Martins friends have been
very active for some time. and will de-
velOp more strength than the boys will
imagine 1t is the impression of the know
ing ones that if Mr.. Wilson is defeated for
the nomination it will be done by Mr..
Martin, unless q dark horse, like Judge
HAMMOND, James Morrow or Judge VIM.
T. Ice should loom up at the convention.
Either one of them would be good nOmina-
tiOnS.
County politics are getting lively. 1t has
not determined yet II Randolph VIII nave
a convention To nominate delegate to the
Legislature As there seems To be some
doubt who is really chairman of the COun-
ty Executive Committee, but it would
lust suit the Republicans for us not to
name one, for i'm that event there would be
two OF three Democratic candidates, and
the Republicans would be sure to elect old
Uncle thurman Snyder again. There are on
w two Democratic candidates in the
field at present, Major l. +. Harding and
Prof. f. w. Bond. The Prof. is making n
warm campaign and has the county flooded
with his hand bills. The Prof 5 candidacy
is bonanza to the printer, as he does not
mince things when he dabbleS in printer
ink. The latest news from Tucker county
is that the portion adjoining Randolph is
almost solid for Prof Bond. When he and
the Major take the stump NE expect 4"
see the FUR tiy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
THIS WEEK IN WEST VIRGINIA
POLITICS.

This will be lively week in State poll
ties, especially among the Democrats. Be
sides several county and district eonyen-
tions there will be held the Congressional
conventions of the Second and Fourth
Congressional District, and the Senatorial
convention ofthe Sixth Senatorial District.
In the Second Congressional District, W.
l.. WILSON of CharlestOwn, B. F. MARTIN
of Grafton, Capt. BRADFORD of Phihppi,
and w. G. BROWN of KingwOOd, have been
building and repairing fences during
the past few months, ana all will 20 into
the convention next Wednesday with .
following But ifthe geographical ques-
ton doesn't come up and the counties
west of the mountains claim the
nomination of one of their men, indiea-
lions strongly point to the denomination
of W. L. WILSON. This from the Jlirgiaia
Free Press, pretty well states the condi-
ton: "HOn. WM. L. WILSON has re-
turned from Mineral, Hampshire, Hardy
and other counties. He found his fences
horse high, bull strong and pig tight.
Nearly half of the counties appear to have
chosen WILSON delegations, whilst some
Others are divided, giving him fair proper
ton or making him good second to local
first choice"
In the Fourth Congressional District the
friends of GIBSON, JACKSON and HOGG
are ali claiming the success of their cham
piOns tomorrow. GIBSON and JACKSON
have nearly an equal number of delegates.
Some very intense enthusiasm has been
shown in choosing these delegations at
several County Conventions, and it is not
expected this will be abated tomorrow.
PrOphesying which of the two, Mr. GLIB
SON or Mr.. JACKSON, will be the nominee
Of the Democrats of the Fourth District
tomorrow, is as uncertain rs prOphesyiDg
of the weather.
The Prohibition convention at Charles
ton next Saturday TO nominate a candi-
date for Congress from the Third Congress
sional District, viii be an.eyent of consid-
cradle interest in the politics of that Dis
triet. The Republicans viii likely sue
coed in completing q coalition with the
Greenbackers throughout the District, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
FLUSHING.
Teachers Institute secured-General Lo-
cal News.

cal Nehss
sDeeial TsIegram 10 The Register.
FLUSHING, o., August 22.-Flushlng by
a vote of IS to II secured the next Teach
ers, Institute. The session will be four
weeks. Should the enrolment be 100 II
will require generosity upon the part OF
our citizens to entertain them.
1t is reported that SlO,3OO was the
amount of insurance upon the store room
and contents of Isaac c. Holloway. Mr.
II. has turned over the goods taken from
the building to the insurance company, ana
will claim full insurance.
The Flushing Adeerttser has been en-
larged to an eight-page paper. The paper
is now large enough, but should devote
more pages to original matter; then the cr-
culation could be rapidly increased.
A number of our citizens took IN the
Niagara excursion, among whom were DR..
j. r Barrictlow and wife, DIR. Webster
and wife. j. L. Shut and wife, Frank
Conrow and wife, Albert Conrow and wife,
and Others.
Our town council is enjoying the sum
mer vacation, and its return Is anXlonsly
awaited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

THE newest political notion Is the
'sWheel," an organization allied to the
Changers. Its hub is in Arkansas and ITS
smokes have now extended outward among
the farmers of Texas, Kansas, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Kentucky and Illinois. The
Wheel has a farmers ticket in the field in
Arkansas and intends to reyolutionize pol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

THE primaries last Saturday show a
larger vote than has been pOlled on like
occasions for years, if ever before. The
vote was scattered in every direction
among scores of candidates. But the num-
Der that voted and the eagerneSS with
which the results were awaited show an
interest that speaks a rousing and success
full campaign If the party works together.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

SECOND DIsrRIcF-At Burton, Wetzel county
September Is.
THIRD DrsrRICr-At West Union, September
FOURTH DISTEICT-At SiStersyille, September l.
at l0A.M.
SIXTH DrsrRICr-At Huntington, August %, At
10 A. NJ
SEVENTH DISTRICT At Oceana, Wyoming
county, August ~.
EIGHTH DISrRICT-At Anderson, September 3
atl2M
NINTH DrsrRICr-At Charleston, September ,
TWELFTH DlsrEICr-At Moorcfeld, on Thurs
day, September 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

SAYS the Weston World (Rep.): The
Republican party is right on the prohibit
ton question, and is in favor Of submis-
sion of the amendment, as it always has
been, and rs its delegates in the Legisla-
ture have voted"
Says the Iatelligcneer: We are opposed
to prohibition, but are in favor Of submit
ting the amendment.
And yet the Republican party is right
on the prohibition question -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
First District.

Atameeting Ofthe Democratic Executive Com
mittse for the First Congressional DiStrictot "eS'
Virginia, held at ClarkSburg July Is, 1885, II twas
ordered:
That a CouventiOno OF the Demoeratsot the llrSs
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
IN meet At CIarksburg, West Virginia, on Tuesday
the nh dsy of September, 1870, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Congress III SSIi"
District, and for the transaction OF Sneh o'her
business As may come before the convention ana
that the several counties in said District De re-
oues,ed to send the number of delegates Hollow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

Being one for every 100 votes cast for Governor
Wilson I'm 1854, and one for each fraction Of 30
and over.
W. G. BENNETT, Chairman.
J.. v. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DIsrRICr-At Heyser August ., at
HAN
THIRD DrsrRICr-At Coal Valley, September I,
at AN
FOURTH DIsrRIcr-At Point Pleasant, August
81 at 10 A. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

have made attempts to fuse with the Pro-
hibitionists, but the Republican policy ON
this question is so uncertain that the Pro-
hibitionists don't want to be deceived
longer.
Prepare for politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

A PROF. LANCASTER thinks he has
found the philosophers stOne,or its Substl-
tute, perpetual motion. 1t is 4 good deal
safer to advance science" in this way than
in going over Niagara Falls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

THE people of New Jersey are asking for
q marriage law similar to that now force
in Pennsylvania Under the present law
people can get married easily and divorced
lust rs easily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

THE Philadelphia Times charges Mayor
SMITH of Philadelphia, with embezzle-
ment of public money. The contagion
among New York officials must be striking
PhilolplDhia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

THE congressional fight in this con-
gressional district seems to be resting for
the present. There is too much warmth
in the Second and Fourth Districts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

IT is reported that CUTTING is to be re-
leased and his 5000 fine RENTED, rs he has
already suffered enouoh. But that will
not settle the international question Mt is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

described property. that il H. III, IL, lie Ea,.
Rink, situate on the rnrn,- =, Ilt y, -
Market streets, in the civ ~ a. N,A'er.-;... !,
county, Stale Of West Virginia "'.uD,.,r--s =
the hNtures pertaining lL,rTT,',,', ''at' . !,
nances thereunto belonging and S% si;gs
OF the ground upon which >,iI p,A.Ir>' u n.
TERMS OF SALE-Ouc.hali - ,S', - s.,a-
money,o much mon ~ the rn,., .lr l-s.,
10 be paid cash on the dayof ~. ..A> !-l =.
payable in six months With mt, 49, ,-r ~
sale. the purchaser giving hl>r,',,',S. ma i,r
personal security, and the tIlI,. +, ~ alFrs,
deed Of trust given ~ additions, -. ~ 't,-ar.
jyl7i J. 10 TSTS,-.'',L
The above sale is IH>ipOarl until : ,'. ~
SEPTEMBER i'h, l>Si, At !Ou.rI,'i,' y BIZ
au-'i ID. ENIN,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE
NORTH WHEELING REAL ESILll

10y VIRTUE OF TIE AI1HUElWr eTU
ID in them by n decree ul lhrttnUf '..r q
ohio county, West Virginia NAL. nr Do "a
,lay at June $50. IN u -ul lu ,haUtr n1a
pending. wherein 'l"II"my N,NuInHafrrp
cnmplainantS and William -hrIly and dos
defendants, the undersigned -I-rla. trEG.sss
crS will. on
MONDAY. August 10th, issS.
Commencing AT ten u'ciu,k g. m. sr,i al Ir's
auction, AT the front deer 81 The ipur iIgs g
ohio county, West Virginia lptb' i,a'mI -
81 bidder, the following raI 'aitlr'illaJ % D
city of Wheeling, that b. tr sty
lot numbered siN Ia the addition IN NNfFf
laid ont by Bushhrld AMI MrNorlru 'gi-fs
the rights Of Robert Marshall and BIZ lsa-'4
mining privilege iur coal lSlng lhr SH' ~
erty conveyed Ia John shelly 100 H. 10 IN Z
Bridget Millcgan 10y decd lat'L Nara q 50
and recorded In deed bpnk uumlaf 90 ls7
In the Office Of the Clerk uf The iuuu) ''ar y
Ohio county, West Virginia. ala"
Lots numbered seven AMI rlghi In al l.t
field and McMechcn's addition tn 10 ~ Of. =
Wheeling. being the saIn" pnTafy "f.''%s
Clcmcncy Shelly AMI John shelly W rs
Chaliant AMI wife 10y decd dal'l Fg'sJl1 -
ls6, and recorded In said clerks ~'o % -
book number 20, pngc c.
TERMS or SALE. ON" third 81 ihn Ii' a.
price. or ~ much NOR ~ the punb hi' IN
la nav. cash In hand nn the day 81 'a," lhs tas'7
in two equal installmcutN Ial aHir 20 ~ 9
twelve months from the day 81 'alr ~ ~
PAYMENTS hearing interest from he hlT a.
aud secured Ia the salisihrtl"n"l ibr AL -
Commissioners. DESNl- ukEtltt
IOI.IS = SIlftL
Special CUInni1'ssh
W. II. HALIER, AUciionecr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
Laughter Lends New Charm

To beauty when it discloses pretty set of
teeth. WhiteneSS, when nature has sup
piled this element of loneliness, may be re-
tanned through life by using the fragrant
lSOZODONT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
3or Sale.

EN0R SALE-THE Two S-.-----.
j. Dwelling, with three - TORY =,
southwest corner OF South Re .A Situated 20
streets. s. +. HILDGErH ''"adway ,s!1 J
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
Trustees Sa|eofthec apitjhLi
Corner Of Market and Siy,s.,o
IN the City of Wheelia"..A Mn,

by VIRTUE OF A DEED Or rr,.
- by John K. Hsndlan and WnII!hHl 7 Nm
Ian 10 me aS trustee, dat,,l am ",i'" si,n \ ~
cembcr A. ID. lNNi, AMI n,,,,r. nc :! 4ly =
the Clerk of the County Com, u. ~ Ilr = .
W. Va, in deed OF tuli NnnL' ~, =" ua& ~
aS, VIII sell; at public auuinn " s,.-i : :.
OF the Court House Of Ohio r,,r.M. 'hr!nt, y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
Thursday. tho 18th Dav ~ Ill, -,

commencing at 10 o'cln,A l. m. I'' ' ''sS
real estate to W.T. Ty trao,ol land s i.,' !
lhe Ma''s "i l.liilr Wheeling Cn,k IN =.
district; III ONO county, known q, he ~ ~
farm bo'indyd hy the land>nlr. : Ir,r"' 80 ~
Kay, Jas H. MG"nn, T. y lIrucy A.! 49,
And 10y virtue of said l,,gl Iv,w..u..
auction on the premises. on ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
HARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber will sell Mt,
property near the City OF wboaoIaa,le fos -.
Acres on Big Wheeling CT aFs-s i
from the city. Land very Ia,aSS' icgHsS !
OF Good Fruit; Water In FL l4res q. :,
tages and Cold Wen Wsirr' 81 Fled, h. .
Fences: plenty of Limestone s Sn as rs.r e
gain. "A>e' can CT Ia
jylSeagh Office lilo NJ, y. EEiS (
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
TRUSTEES SAFE
-OF-
Ohio County Land and Mil PM,

by VIRTUE OF \ DEED or Tpr.. J
ID Assignment. made hy William a. : ~
Susanna N. CASTOR. his wif, T., ~. 'N'.t u
dated on tie III day of Frhn,ary ~, ~
corded In the Office Of the rIrrl ~ ~ ~ 10. :
Court OF Ohio county. ". VA. IN 49, q
pages 80, &c, will scllaiwl,r snr t1 "a
PROMISES on ~. Ny. 9. >
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

The sale Of the farm above rs0,l b, A.
jOurncd Ia Thursday. The 18th hn Of JAN IA.
and the sale "i the ah"vc uaIu,i m.t, Ir,.r.g
adjourned To SATURDAY, the 3lI hay Of ~, ~
Sale will take place un the pumNe
juDcdgi l. + JONI. ms,
The sale Of the Rhuvc pupp.rty D, 4I.u-rr. o.
I'll THURSDAY, Alnl>I o. ~ Iar a-- I
he sold on the prcm.r> ul ~ u,,r.. 81. A.
the mill property Oh the rUmlN ,al tut...t a
jy3l / +. juNLs. Irs.y
The sale Of the above property ), slrlrr.r
I'll THURSDAY, AUGUST s., lN~ Ih. gs.
bc sold Oh the premises AT ~ ",!Dsl o. 81
the mill property on III" lrml.s q, . n.a.
.. IN. l. / JONI. Inc,
al7COlCagi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
SATURDAY. the nth Day NJ J,,, 10,

commencing al 10 "'rl"rk ~ ,t,. ~
real estate, situate at Point Mil, S,,,....,
licmptield railruad. "m said ,urA ln ,,.t -
and county. tnWit The r"m MI. 49,,
consisting at als'ut J, aru', 81 land 49, a,
the lands of &. :. Tcrnl. Jn>rph NJ :
Potter, WIN. liiggs aud other viii n. :
ing houses. store n"In, grl>, mr,l ami r,.t.-
thcrin, with the water privilege, anal -.
nanCcS thcrcunto belonging wye
Each Of said tracts oi Lamb vii. 4. ,.l..
whole or in parcels I" SUIT lmnhap-,
TERMS Of SALE #OuC.thIfl of rn, ,..t
money, and ~ much mulc ~ the uur -
elect Ia pay, IN cash. ami lhr .-,lgt, b.. =
equal annual inSlulmrul, with Interest -
from the day oi sale. Ia lc Sr,l.rg, h, t..,. =,
trust on the property sold l. : yuNr
jvl5 ms,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
FOR SALE.
Ialnahla rif,- Rno;. IL

'a INA h, city Business Property ,,av..
i rhan blsine;S Property now c%o"%H'nfslish,.
q Shapman' No. l2l5 Main stnso!.piei B. "
E Es,l,Na OF John zGccklcr, dcc ss Gnt
ply to LOUIS e. T,rrnt Tern, 20
Jug '.lfEl, ErsS&
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

Philadelphia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-23
At the Upera Housa

j. j. Magee's Comedy Company gave a
first-class performance at the Opera
House last evening before q very small
audience. The performance opened
sketch entitled "Ma, Look at Him, -
which was filled with fun. P. H. Thurber
then appeared In his marvellous feats OF
head and hand balancing on a pyramid
of chairs, and proved himself one of the
best acrobats that has ever appeared in
this city.
Needham and Kelly, the Irish come
dians, gave several Irish songs and
dances and wound up with a sparring
match, which brought down the house.
Mr.. John b. Mackin and Miss Lillian
Markham each rendered some songs in
such an excellent manner that they were
recalled, and the Foys followed with an
amusing sketch entitled "Entangle-
ment." The event of the evening was
the appearance of the Derville Family,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Derville and
their three children, Eddie 10 years of
age, Katie aged z and Lottie years old.
The entire family are excsllent vocalists,
but the performances of these children are
truly wonderful and must be seen to be
appreciated The performance concluded
with Needham and Kelly's lone act
comedy entitled claw and Love-" which
is filled with fun and was highly ap-
preciated by the audience. The entire
performance was excellent throughout,
and not word is spoken which would
offend the most fastidious, while the
company is one of the best in specialties
that has ever appeared in this city. They
are deserving of. and should be greeted
with crowded house tonight.