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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

At ten minutes past 8 o'clock yester,
day morning smoke house on the
premises Of Mr.. Glass, on Coal street
North Wheeling, caught fire, and a still
alarm was sent In TO tho Vigllant engine
house. The engine responded promptly
but the blaze had already gained toe
much Roadway for It 10 do anything but
prevent the spread Of the flames. The
smoke house was destroyed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord two deeds Of trust and the following
transfers Of real estate:
-Four deeds Of partition whereby
Thomas w. Nesbitt and Robert Nesbitt
divide the real estate heretofore held by
them jointly.
A decd made March 12 by James l.
Hawley 10 James Devine, trustee fol
Mrs. M'lissa MCGumphrey, In consider
alton Of $500, for the north half oilol
90, on the cast side Of Market street
north OF Tenth,
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Ii eIycA mO rrsa, pleasure 10 inform YOU that
your CurlctM REMEDIES have madc ,rrs,
change Ia my child I gave them fair tral
used about four bolIl2s Of CrTievG, REsowENr,
AMI three hOsrs CC1lCuRA, and ioar cakes ON.
rURN SOAR, OHl she Is now cured Of tho dhca.c.
Nobody would take hoF Ia bo the Same child,
JAMES BRlsCOE, iOI 4, I'D ST., New York
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.Cuticura

Spring Is lr time to cleanse tho skin, scalp, and
blood Of every Impurity and disease, To accom-
psh this Grta, work, no agency tn medicine Is at
oucc 80 speedy, economical, AMI nrycr failing rs
the CuTICuEA REMEDIES,
CUTlCuEa, III, great DLIn cure, instantly Ollays
the most agOuIElps itching, burning, and !nlanMa'
ton, clear. tho Akiu mud scalp Of eruSd and SCALES,
and restores the lair CuTIcuRA soar, the great
ct Of skin boautIAep, ID Indispensable III treating
SEIn diseases and baby humOrs, II produces tho
whlcst, ceArcst skin and SOiI,st hands, frpo ttNa
plmp!c, spot, or bIluIsh CuTIcvlsA RgsOLSGNT,
DlSEPLEs, bIaGk.hcats, UhaPpCtl, rough, nd, and
TIM oily SklG prevented " CvTlcvlIA soar,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

and Tho efficacy Of It's action have rem.
dered tho famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Pigs, immensely pop.
lilar u Oleanses and Tones up tile
clogged and ieyerlsli System, and dlspelH
Headaches, Colds and FOvefs. For sale
Ii 10 cont and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton +. Hess, X, u,
Burt and Q. MenkUmellpr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13
BARGAIN SALE.

We have purchased one thousand
yards Of White India Linen In remnants
from one 10 nlnO yards, worth 10 cents,
which Wc have placed on our counters
al ia Cents-ilc best value for tho
money ever offered. We arC showing
some very handsome White COnllrma'
tlOn Dresses, choice patterns, very
cheap. LOU SWABACKEh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

We have In stock and manufacture to
order ali kinds Of Hair Goods, "a Bangs,
Switches, Wigs, &c. We guarantee
satisfaction. All work done ny our ,I MI
jfeslauer, who Ia q ilrst.class artist The
crowds Of Ladies' that throng otir Parlors
daily ID the best evidence, Of superior
work In Hair Dressing and Bang cuthhE'
Lou BwABACkER.
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ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.
A Former wheeling Man in Hoo Out at
Columbus,

4 FORMER WHoeIIHB nIhn IN HUU UUt !"
Columbus,
Some time ago Frank Goodwin dis
appeared from this vicinity, leaving
family at Etnaville. His wife believed
him drowned, but judging from the fol
lowing telegram from Columbus, hi
seems to have turned up:
Frank Goodwin was arrested tonight
on the charge OF being too much mar
ried. The arrest was made at the In
stance Of wife No. /, RebecCa, whom he
deserted two years ago while Residing a!
EtnAyillC. Ho came 10 this city, and
about five months ago married wife No. 2
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1SSy-SPRING-iSSO.


Fine broadcloth dircctOirc jackets
vest front, 81.
Fine broadcloth jackets in tan, navy.
green and mode, 81 so.
Ladies' cloth jackets In mode color
$3.50.
stockinett jackets in navy, wine, grey
and black at s. 80.
StoCkinett jackets in black at s., 81, s.
so and 81 80, comprising every size re-
nuirnd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

IhavC been tFouLCd with skin aud scalp dis
ease for rsyVntcrN years, My head at IImca was
one running sore, md my body was covered with
them as hrgc aINlnIf lOIlIr lirlcd great many
remedies without effect up,Il used tho cuTIcuRA
REMEDIES, anal pln lhankiultO ssaIei aftertw
moa,ha Of their use am cnlluly cured, feel Il
MI duty To you aUd the public to state tho above
easc. I..R. MCDOWELL, JamCsburg, "a,
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100 beaded Gapes at 81 no, cheap also
100 fine broadlloth connanoras, new
markets and scobelels In black, navy,
mode and tan at popular prices.
EMEItRfMRu'g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

soME Of the best home talent will take
part in the entertainment at tho Third
Presbyterian Church Thursday evening,
among whom will be Messrs. Arkle,
Carson, Zulaui, Bentz and BIon. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

WASHINGTON, D. O., March l2,-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, fair, followed BY light rain on
tho lakes slightly cooler southwestetly
Winds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

Tnr entertainment al Third ptesby'
ieFlan Church Thursday evening VIII 9e
we'll worth 90 cents. Admission only 20
cents Street cars alter,
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

WO arc IN receipt Of all tho newest
Novelties III WOOlinS for mems wear
COnSlStIng Of Sultlngs, PantalO0nlngS
and OyerCOatlngs, which We Are pre-;
nnred 10 make up In tho best style and
III al reasonable prices, Our tents
Furnishings arc complete ahd oilers
'p'O'A' ''u"''"C 9. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 & 1923 Market street.
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ava arocoming Father Abraham $780,
600 more" 10 indorse the good and effect.
iyo qualities Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
III every case OF coughs, colds, etc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

ASA cure for Chapped and Chaied hands
nothing equals tho celebrated Salvation
oil, For sale by all druggists. Price
only % cents q bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

WE hayC lust received o half gross Of
tho newest aud finest Fountain PCnS
over put on tho narket Every pen
warranted, JACOB w. GllUBD.
JOWelOF aud OptlClan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13

The thermometer at schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
fOulRinFpI M fnilntyai
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0!1f Sntfllioellter.
0aioo Nos, 10 aud " Fourteenth street.
Now Advertisements.

Now Advertisements.
For sAlc-A Pair OF Horses.
For Sale-FlhD Franc House.
WAnted-uOOd QuRrrymgn and lAborcfs.
Carpet swICpGfB-EeGbltt 4 Co.
lliHlncis Opportunity.
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
&c. Charles Hotel,
Just lICcCivCd-lloEe & Bro.
Notice.. Q, Dent-FOnrth page.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w strong colOred man, willing to work At
Anythlngi can make himself handy IN ma
chine shop or around machinery pndefttail'
handling horses. Address WORK, care lns
office, or enquire at this Office. TEL
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Psoriasis o years, Head, arRiS, and breast
u solid ECab. Rack covered with sores,
Best doctors AMI medicines nlll' Cared
by CutlcurH IVmrdlcs at II cost Off TO-
lhayc used tho CvrlcuRA REAtptFs With the
bCst rcsuI,s, uIrL two bottles a. tho Cr'lcuA
REsoLyrST, lhrcc haSrs OF CrT'crnA' ND one
cake Of CuTNuA Soar, md ain CGr'I Of 'e|'
ribIO skin aud scalp disease known al psoriasis,
IllaI.lI for eight years II would get better AMI
worse at times. Sometimes my head would be
solid seab, aud was al the time began 'Ap Use o.
tho CurlcuRA REHEDIts. Ny arms were covered
with scaha from my tIbOwa to Shoulders my breast
was uluosl one ealId ssab, and my back covered
with sores varying IN sisu from apcnny to dollar
hal dosIOycd with all thl best doctors with 10
relief, and used mary dlaoren, medicines without
effect. Ms case waA hereditary, and began 10
lhhk InraraLc, but It began to heal from the Ar''
application Of crTlcuRA. ARCHER EuSSELIp
DrAhlcF, Ohio,
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WANTED SALESMEN S fSS ERy S to t9G ,r rs9l
sent US. Write for terms. EOexperiGnce needed
3: A. Mc0MBER q CO., NursOrymCn, Rochester
Now York, iC2l
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The Committee on Accounts recon.
mended that the Committee on 0rdl'
nanCes and the City Solicitor DO inltrppt'
cd To examine all ordinances Id relation
To licenses and report all changes neces'
sary for prompt collection; also that a
committed OF three 10 appointed to con-
fer with tho different Boards with view
10 appointing an apditor to audit all the
accounts OF the City's boards and officers,
Both OF these recommendations were
adopted. In the First there was Consid.
cradle opposition 10 this evident inten.
ton TO create a new office. Tho reason
iorit Is that the Committee on Accounts
has undertaken 10 do 20 much work that
IL finds itself In a hole and wants some
ono employed TO do the work for II. Mr.,
Wilson, OF the First, and MgssrS. Filing.
ham and Maxwell, Of tho Second, were
named as Tho committee.
Following are some Of the more i'm
pottAnt resolutions considered:
by Mr.. HadllCh-adopted!
RGolrnl, That the CITY Clerk DO instructed to
advertise Tor proposals aud submit same 70 tile
Committee on Account 4, tot tue purpose q com,
indeF lIO direction OF tho Clly Solicitor This
SiVpFliSbfnOnt 10 contain the pf0yls0 that all
biiiinAy bO rejected. Tho committee 10 recon-
inCni such aCilOn a. II may deem advisable.
DyMr. Happy-adopted.
Rt,olrcd, That tho City solicitor bV INSTRUCTED
10 examine the title and ASCERTAIN w what
inPauE The Sixteenth street CCnetety eau 10 TO-
moved aud report " Council
Oilate there has been great complaint
about the old cemetery being an eye
sore,
TuR c4LpwELL's Run BRipuE.
The following, offered by Mt. David.
son, was adopted by the Second Branch
and rejected by the First
WHEREAS, Tho Finance Commit c was %
February !, iSSp, Instructed 10 provide funds lot
building 4 bridge on ChAplln Street over
CAldWOll'A fliu, and whereas said c0mmlll UP
70 14tO has done nothing IN tho matter shefe
R,SciiSd, Tina. The hoard Of Public " otka 10 Ia.
RlfiiptUd 10 Al once commence the construction
Of 4 bridge Al that pnlAt,
Among the petitions received was one
from the property owners and residents
on Market street between Tenth and
Twelfth streets, They represent that the
sewerage facilities on the east side Of
Market street are entirely inadequate lot
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General Notices.

NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND
IN PATRONS.
Mr.. W. J, Bratton having taken llS hCarIc
from my stable, parties desiring my hacks aud
carriages for funerals should call on me- OF order
direct Of mo BY telephone. / can supply the
demand now better than ever. | respectfully
solicit share Of the public patronage,
MARTIN MCCOEEAUGHY.
DRIDOEPORT, o., March 10, mrll
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Wanted.

VXIANTED NEWS AGENTS TO
wv run on railrOAd trains. Apply to A.
WILLIAMS, Baltimore 4 Ohio Depot. mfl2
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Lam ,hanGlalto say that have used the CTTl'
cuaA l;ENLplEa for about eight months w'IhgTc
success and consider mystll entirely cured 81 NalI
rhpum, irorl whIeh have suffered ioF'lH years |
tried u uuialcr Of mrdlSInrs and two Of tho lr''
doctors In tho country, lut found nothing that
would effect u rulu until used your CuTlcvRA
REAgplgs, MRs, \. NeCLAFLlS,
AIOrSIlO, Mo,
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-21
WILLIsToN CHURCH.
,Diro ,,,ne;o ;lr L. -
Christmas Tree at the Centre Street
Kindergarten.

1t is very doubtful if there will be another
Christmas tree in Portland this year that
will give as much pleasure and satisfaction
as the one displayed at the Centre street
kindergarten yesterday morning. There
were Al children between three and five
years of age seated in small chairs about a
handsome tree whish was fairly loaded with
presents, and every child knew that there
was something on the tree for each one of
them. There were wagons, dolls, cars, SOL
diers. balls, bags of candy and corn, oranges
and books. Few, If any of the children,
had ever seen Christmas tree before. AL
though they we're all nearly wild with de-
light, yet they were as quiet and orderly as
such children ought to be, in school. The
care and responsibility of getting up this en-
tertainment devolved wholly on the teacher,
Miss Barstow, who has worked untiringly
for its success. One of the large flags be-
longing to the school was hung near the
tree very prettily by Mr.. Larkin, the janitor.
All the scholars in the different rooms of the
building were allowed to come in and in
spect the tree. Some fifteen or twenty la
ladies who are interested in this department
were present, and greatly enjoyed the chill
dren's evident happiness. The gifts were
mostly furnished by lady friends of the
school. The daughter of Mr.. Milliken, prin-
cipal Of the school, furnished twenty-eight
pretty bags, in the shape Of stockings, filed
with corn, candy and cakes, The citizens
of Portland would be surprised and delight
ed If they knew of the great good done by
this kindergarten.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-21
SRIEF JoTTlNCs.

The mild weather continues and the streets
are crowded with Christmas shoppers.
Ex-Secretary Whitney and his party were
expected at Madison last night to look over
the site for new pulp MILL
The Oregon, Captain Williams, took TWEEN
weight passengers for Liverpool, and a car
go valued at $240s67l r. ~.
The grand officers of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows instituted Rebekah
degree lodge at South Paris last night.s
Miss CORTLAND, teacher of the grammar
school at Turner's Island, was presented a
gold watch by the citizens of that district.
A man who, some years ago, brought over
three Clydesdale stations, took back on the
Oregon to Europe, eighteen, the progeny of
the three, born in this country.
The schooner E. K. Dresser of Portland.
60 tons, % years old, has been sold to E. L,
Young of Millbridge, for $780, She is to be
used for the coasting trade.
During the recent rain the road bridge on
the Foreside road, Yarmouth, near the resi-.
dence Of Alpheus Parker, was considerably
damaged by caving.
The programme for the First Baptist Sun
day School Christmas concert, which occurs
tomorrow evening, wore issued by Brown
Tburston Co., and are very neat. The
covers bear the imprint Of the Christmas
bells.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-21
OFFICERS ELECTED.

PORTLAND ENCAMPMENT.
AT meeting of Portland Encampment,
No. 10, l. o. o. F., last evening the follow
ing officers were elected:
Chief Patriarch Winfield Trefethen,
High Priest-JameS I. Estes.
Senior Warden-George w. Tenant,
Scribe-Ja James W. Stevenson.
Financial Scribe-Fred III, Littlefeld
Treasurer-J V. Bradley.
Junior Warden George Trefethep, George w.
Furlong, Fred E. Haskell.
Agent OF Hal-George S. Webb.
PREsUMPsCoT CoMMANDERY.
The following officers have been elected by
Presumpscot Commandery, No. 200:
P. n. C.-Leonard W. Parkhurst.
n. C.-Frank Gusten.
n. V. C.-Maria L. Nagler.
w, P.-Frances L. Garland
X of II. -Nettie III. Debeck
Il. *. of R.-Mattie Bachelor
Treasurer-Lewis A. Maybury
Herald-Sus j. Libby.
w. s. Civilian S. Clark.
W. o. q. Simon I'll. Maybury.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-21
NEWSPAPER CLusMEN.
The Press Club of Portland otganiz-
ed Last Evening.

large representation of the Portland
newspaper men met in room 1S.city building,
last evening, and perfected the organization
OF the Press Club of the City of Portland,
that being the name given it in the constitu-
ti0n.
The meeting gas presided over by Mr..
George 5. Rswell of the Advertiser. with
Mr.. Robert Rexdale of the Times as secre-
tary pro tenn The chairman proceeded at
once to the business in hand, aud called up-
on the committees appointed at a previous
meeting to make reports.
Mr.. George b. Bagley of the Telegram then
read the report of the committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws which, with some slight
amendments, was adopted.
The report of the committee on rooms,
presented by Mr.. George l.. Barrows of the
Argus, was then ado pied. The club rooms
are two in number, situated in Casco Bank
block on Middle street. They are heated by
steam, have an ample fireplace, and will
make coy home for the club. 1t is the in
tention to begin furnishing at once, and the
new year will see the Press Club well on the
road to success.
The following officers were elected
President-Geo. S. Rowell
Vice President-Dudley Nj. Holman
Secretary-Robert Rexdale,
TreaSurer-0Scar r. Wish.
Executive Commttee-The President and Sec
rotary, er-o1icio; L. S. Osgood, f. G. Fasset.
George b. Bagley and Arthur W. Laughln.
Membership Committee-Geo. +. Barrows, w.
ii. Brownson and Giles o. Bailey.
A vote of thanks was passed to the daily
and Sunday papers of the city for generous
donations to Mr. John q alvin Staya,s for
his offer to draught seal for the club, and
to the Portland Male Quartette and Shaw's
Quartette for the offer of their services when
occasion requires.
The next meeting of the club will be held
at the rooms on Middle street. Monday eye-
ming, December 80.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-21

In Cape Elizabeth, Dec6 by Ed Hiram Mains.
both Of Hollis.
In East Hebron, Dec. 10, Jesse E, Fuller of
East Hebron and Emily Howard of Hartford
In South Paris, Dec. IA, Ellsworth H. SpOtford
OF Milton Plantation and Lydia E. Dolley OF Rum
In Eden. Dec. l, John S. Thomas and Miss
Amanda j. Leland.
In Franklin, Dec.7, VIM. E. Savage and Miss
Linda Z. Butler.
:, In MT Desert, Dec. 8. William Coolen and Mrs.
Maggie j. Halves.
NJ. Nc Lellan.
In Bath. Dec. g. George W. Marston of Bath
ana Miss Courtney A. Trott of Woolwich.
In Wiscasset. Dec. l6, John r. Stinson and Miss
Lettie NJ Lowell.
In Ellsworth, Dec. s. Loren Farley and Miss
Cora Kelley, both of fremont.
In Thomaston. Dec. H. Charles H. Ulmer of
Rockland and Miss Addie K. Liscomb of Thomas
ton.
In Islesboro, Dec. g. Ernest L. Sprague and Miss
Mildred NJ Fairfield.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-21
The heather TO-DAY
Is Ltkets 10 be
rHinlI-

PORTLAND, DEC. 81, 1889.
THOR the old ladies,
u let dignity direct
your choice. Get
something they will appre-
ciate not only for its SEN
timental value but for its
peculiar fitness to their
needs as well.
Give your grandmother
a pure linen handkerchief;
sheer as tissue, and trim
med with lace, at $I.75; a
Spanish lace scarf three
yards long, for IS; a pair
of fine silk stockings for
s.; a worsted shoulder
shawl to put on cold morn
ings, for $3.50; or give
the dear old lady a lovely
scented plush chair-pillow,
for s..
If you prefer to give her
a whole box of handker-
chiefs, why we have them
for three dollars, and as
much more as you care to
pay. A soft fur rug would
be a good present, SO
would a down quilt, an In
dia hearth brush, a beau
tiful silk screen, or a brass
candle stick with shutters
and extinguisher would be
a delicate reminder of the
"old times" when gas and
electric lights were I'M
known.
You can get your great
aunt a bit of Royal Wor-
cester for $3.25, a big bot
tie of Florida water for
40 cts. The price of a
pretty Japanese jar filled
with Wild Rose pot-pourri
is only two dollars; a flow
er holder would cost you
SO cts; a handsome work
basket on a stand can be
had for 2.25; and then
there are silk mittens,
worsted hoods, scissors in
cases, needle books, glove
boxes, boxes of ruching
and aprons.
If you would gladden.
her heart and delight her
eyes, give her one of the
dainty null aprons we sell
at I.o2 or 2.2o; even soc.
buys a pretty one with
tucks and a bit of embroi-
derry round the edge, and
wide strings. A hundred
other exquisite things are
here, all fit gifts for elderly
ladies, any one of which
will keep your memory
green for years to come.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-21
MUSIC ARD DRAMA.


"Cora Tanner as Lady Madge Slashton,
was gorgeous sort of British girl-broad
shouldered. deep chested, sweeping and
tender hearted. AS Charles Marlowe-
Madge in trousers-she was quite cunning
little boy. just such a one as Rosa Delamere,
the adventures, would love to pet. She
sustained both phases Of her character with
excellent judgment, and won the hurrahs of
the house. The people in the play were
good" so says an exchange speaking of Cora
Tanners appearance in Fascination
The lady will be in Portland next Friday and
| Saturday evenings.
THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.
fhe chorus of twenty-five voices that will
sing at the concert at City Hall, next Mon
day evening, is composed of picked singers
embracing some of the best in the city. The
Philharmonic Orchestra, judging by the re-
hearsals, will delight its hearers and go far
to demonstrate that we shall before long
have an orchestra that can provide the ac-
compartments for oratorios, cantatas and
other music of like nature A cor
respondent writes:
do our citizens understand the situation
in regard to this, much the best Orchestra
east of Boston? Do they know that the
members are putting their hands in their
pockets monthly to pay running expenses,
and in case Of concert, if at a loss, like
the last one, are obliged to assess themselves
to meet the deficit? The ir performances are
already merltorious, and we hope the public
Will see to It, that this organization is not
allowed to die, as it surely must, unless en-.
couraged financially. Let them have full
house Monday"
THIRD MATINEE,
The third Stockbridge matinee will be
given Christmas afternoon at City Hall by
the Boston Parlor Company. The first part
will be concert and readings, the second
part presentation of the bright comedy
"Women's War" Tickets procurable at
Stockbridge's.
NOTES.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra concert,
In the Stockbridge course, Christmas night.
Will crowd the house. Good seats are left at
Stockbridge's.
There will be no entertainment at Port
land Theatre Christmas. Nineteen travelling
dramatic companies went to pieces last week.
atre.
Miss Ada Rehan has been very successful
in her impersOnaton of "Rosalind," in the
revival Of "As You Like It." at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre in New, York City. VIM.
Winter says that she "has indicated her
rank beyond all question among the great
comedians of the century,"
New York has French theatre at last,
and it is intended to produce there the best
works from the classical repertoire, as we'll
as the good new plays. This will give the
public a chance to compare the adapter's
work with that of the French playwright,
and will perhaps result in making adapterS
little more conscientious.
Gilmore will give as his programme at City
Hall, "a Musical Night on Board of a
British Troop Ship" also "Annie Lawrie,"
played by aquartette Of French horns. and
"A Novelty" an original air followed by
amusing limitations of how Bach, Haydn,
phrased it.