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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
BEN HOGAN'S WORK.
Another Large Meeting at the Opera
House Last Evening

Another Large Meeting at the Opera
House Last Evening.
Ben Hogsn's meetings at the Opera
House are growing larger aud better each
night, and the house vas crowded down
stairs last evening at o'clock and the
gallery also contained a large number.
Among the audience we're noticed a large
number of ladies, ard many Of the best
people in the city are now taking an inter
est in tie meetings.
Mr.. Hogan entertained his audience
with a number of magnificent stereOpti-
can views last evening. He started iD the
steamship City OF Psrip, visited Ireland
aud went from there to England, France
and Swit1erland, and then 10 Rome. He
then returned TO America and gave very
fine views Of the Capitol bnildiDgs at
Washington. the Brooklyn Bridge and he
statue of Liberty.
Mr.. Hogan took for his topic the Liber-
ty of Light, and went on to talk of the
liberty of God, of our country and the lib
eIty Of the soul. He illustrated how men
CROPPED in darkness when they could be so
much better contehted ~ honorable Chris-
tian business men.
He said he often had old friends ssk
him why he did not return to the old life
and be went on 20 tell why he did not, de-
FcribiUg ia a vivid manner the scenes he
had often witnessed in the places he used
to consider hia home snd his abiding
place. He did not realize then how low
and sinful be was, but since he has been
working for God he cen rec how horrible
it all was, and TO ask him why he did not
20 back TO the old life was asking him why
be did not 90 TO hell at once. He wanted
no more of the old life.
At the conclusion of his remarks Mr..
Hogan asked all Christians to stand up,
and afterwards for all who wished TO be
prayed for to signify in the came manner.
Many arose. The after meeting wss an
interesting one. DIR. Cushing made few
remarks about the good the meetings are
doing, and appointed e committee Of
three gentlcmen who will receive contri-
buttons to help along with the work.
The bic5 Gle club room has been secured
for next week and it will be fitted up iD
shape for holding meetings. 10 response
to the invitation from W. S. Douglas to 20
down to the Penitenlisry on Sunday morn
ing, Mr.. Hogan says ne will be unable
to 20 before come time next week, prob
ably Sunday week. He is very auxious
to 20 down aud so is Mr.. Sawyer.
Another meeting will he held at the
Opera House this evening and also on San
day morning and evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

four miles above Shinnstoa where simp-
sons Cnek empties INTO the West Fork.
Here they have located another coke
plant. They have about 1000 acres OF
dne coal land 10 ;he vicinity and will
buid i've hundred ovens TO consume the
product, WHICH they propose to begin min
irg Immediately.
The line Of the railroad is graded almost
70 the limits OF Clsrksburg, and work Is
being pushed at a rapid rate. In a few
days the trsck-layeIs will begin work
above Sninnst0n, and the road viii be tx
tended iato ClarksbnIg. IS fast as the rails
can be put down. At Clsrksburg, the
ew road will connect with the Clarksbure
and Western road, which viii be broad
ensd, and pushed on 10 Bfaxton O. ID.
When this work is done, the road vii
hsve cut through the very heart Of the
State and pierced It's richest territory,
The ultimate terminus Of such a line must
be Charleston, and when completed, 10 en-
tsrprse ever undertaken will have done
more for the dev lopment and industrial
.roWih OF Wes; Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
WILL BRING SUIT.

Counsel for Contractor Chisholm Serves
Notice on the Water Board.
Yesterday counsel for Contractor Chis-
holm, who did the work on the new reser-
voir, served notice on the Water Board
through President Pollock that unless the
balance of money due Mr.. Chisholm was
paid by the twenty-seventh instant suit to
recover would be brought 1t was stated
Yesterday that this meant suit, as the
Board would not pay the money over
There is in the neighborhood Of S. 900
standing 10 Mr.. ChishOlm's credit.
The report Of Engineer Dunham has
been filed with President Pollock, Of the
Board, and will be submitted to 4 session
to be held on the first Monday in NOyem-
har
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
WONDERFUL RIVER.
Discovery and Exploration Of subterrs-
mean Stream In France.

Discovery ana exploration OF SuDtefEh-
mean Stream In France.
LONDON, October 24.-The Snbterra-
mean river, recently discovered in France,
in the Miers district OF the Department Of
Lota, has now been traced a distance OF
seven miles 70 point beyond which the
three daring explorers who undertook the
task did not dare to venture, as the river
there takes an abrupt plunge into the
bowels of the earth TO a depth impossible
to fathom. 1t took three days and nights
to accomplish this journey of seven miles
and return, the greater portion being doIe
in folding boat msde OF sail cloth. Miers
is in the heart of wild and mountain
ous country in the deepest rcesses OF
which caves and grottoes are found, some
of which appear to have been the abode Of
our troglodyte ancestors. The SubterTa-
mean river was first discovered month
sgo at thu bottom Of an abyss known as
the Pit of Paderae, and was then traced a
distance Of two miles. The whole seven
miles, so far explored, are in utter dark
ness, except at the plint where the river
was discovered. ItaOounds in cascades and
passes through succession Of gro,toes
sparkling with stalactites. Preparations
are being made for further explorations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
THE GIANTS WIN
The Fifth Game of the Worlds Champion


chip
NEW YORK, October 4.-Tbe fifth game
in the worlds championship was played
at Washington Park, Brooklyn, this after
noon before only 2,s01 persons. The
weather was cold and windy. It was "do
or die" with the Giants, and the way they
played would have beaten any team.
Oaruthers, who was in the box for the
BroOklyDs, received the bardeet pounding
Of any pitcher so far in the series. On
the other hand, Crane was on his metal
The bits secured off MIN we're mostly Of
the scratch" order. Ewing was away
Brown, his substitute, besides doing Yeo-
man service with the stick, backed up
Crane in mastery manner. The Giants
took the lead 10 the third inning, when
they made four runs. After this inning
Csruthers was an easy mark. The fielding
BY Smith, Collins. Whitney ard Pinck-
ney was the principal feature There was
very little kicking" in the game. Clark
will probably net play another game in
The series, as he sprained his left leg
while running base in the sixth inning
Score
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The Mark twain Boys.

The entertainment given by the Marx
Twain Rod and Gun Club at Germania
Hall, last evening, was a great success in
every way. All the members and a large
number of their friends were present,
forming a ccDgenisl crowd who had plenty
of iun. Hhe entertainment was good,
some Of the acts being especially fine.
During the evening Mayor Ssabright was
called to the stage and John Howard, E.q
in a neat speech pTesented the surprised
Mayor with handsome solid gold 3 p.
O.. Elks badge, with his name engraved on
it, The badge contains an ellis head
with diamond eyes 1t was present from
the Mark 7 vain club, and the Mayor,
though somewhat overcome, managed to
thank the dontrs in a neat speech The
whole affsir was very enjoyable, and Police
man Sam Sahsn kept good order.
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PARNELL COMMISSION
RESUME BUSINESS AT THB OLD STAND AND
HEAR ARGUMENTS.
Mr. Davit's Spsech-Wondsrhl Subisransan River
Discovered in France - Prominent Rrglishmsn
Shadowed by Irish Polies-A Surprise
in Store FOR Iialy.

LONDON, October 24-The PArnell Com
mission resumed its sessions to-day. Mr..
Joseph BiRgsr, NJ. P, for West Cavan,
who appeared in his own behalf, ad-
dressed the Commission.
When Mr.. Biggar had finished his
speech, Mr.. Davitt addressed the Com
mission. He read his speech. He said
that in addressing the Commission he was
running counter TO the opinion Of the peo-
pie of Ireland, who endorsed the withdrawal
from the case of Mr.. ParDell and his col
lesgues. He was impellsd to the course
he had adopted by the two cardinal prin-
ciples of his life-religious adherence to
truth and justice, and the defense OF the
character and cause of the Irish peasant
ry. Mr.. Davitt declared that although he
was no longer a Fenian, if the condition Of
Ireland was the came as IL was twenty five
years sgo, he would be a Fenian again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
STICKFORD REPUDIATED.
A Baltimore Man Tells something About
Hls Operations.

A Baltimore Man Tells something About
Hls Operations.
Chief of Police Delbrugge yesterday re-
ceived d letter from Jas. Bates, msnufac.
turer and dealer in elevators, etc, Nos l,
3 and President street, Baltimore, in
which the writer says that II. G. II Stick
ford is in no way connected with bis
house, or authorized to do business for
him. He says he received letter from
StickfOId, some time sgo, in which the
writer enquired after elevators, but
failed TO mention the kind he want
ed. Mr.. Bates sent a reply, asking
for details, aud in return mail received an
other letter, in which Stickford said be
cOuld cell dozen elevators here in Wheel
ing, hut again failed to state the sort of
article be wanted. Mr.. Bates sent third
letter. and in reply to this SiickfoTd said
he wanted some parts Of sn elevator to put
with an old one he bad, but still failed TO
mention the sort He Was informed, after
this, be must furnish satisfactory refer
ences, and no more was heard of him.
Mr. Bates refers to Stickford as IA. II
Stickford alias H " Snider, and encloses
ooe of the letter heads cut from the paper
on which StickfOrd wrote. The letter
head is as follows:
Electrical Estimates
work OF given ~
all kinds short nctice.
KEYSTONE ELEVATOR LOCK STOP
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION co.
Il. sTIcKFoRD, sup't.
Office Room s. Reilly Building
Cor. Fourteenth aud Market streets,
Wheeling ". Va.
Chief Delbrugge has heard from the
Pittsburg authorities, but they seem to be
unable to get enough evidence to convict
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
LAST DAY.
Closing Session of the Episcopal Conven.

Closing Session OF the Episcopal Conven-
ton.
NEW YORK, October 24.-The Episcopal
convention WAS opened at 10 a. m. The
proposed canon on deaoonesses was taken
up and was adopted as follows: "Unmar-
ried women of devout character end proved
fitness may be appointed TO the Office of
deaconess by any Bishop of the church"
DR.. Goodwin then read the report of the
Committee on CanOns in refsrence to the
petition of foreign churches. Rev Mr.
Davenport, of Springfield, attacked the re-
port ard charged Rev. Mr.. Nevin with en-
attempt to establish a foreign bishopric,
with possible headquarters at Rome. An
acrimonious debate followed and the canon
was adopted as offered by the committee.
At this iuncture resolution thanking
Dr.. Dix for the manner in which
he had presided WAS unanimously
adopted aud the convention pro-
cesded to the discussion of the
proposed new cannon on ordination. After
some discussion the canous were ordered to
be taken up at the afternoon session. The
report Of the Committee on petition Of
colored clergy was then taken up. A mo-
tion 20 postpone discussion was lost and
warm debate ensued. At ! o'clock motion
was made 70 take vote on the question
of adoption cf the minority report and to
limit all speeches 10 five minutes. Half a
dCzen delegates spoke pro aud con. The
vote stood: clerical, ayes %, nays %, d.
vided 8; lay, ayes 13 nays %, divided l.
The motion wss lost The majority re-
port was then adopted.
When the house of Deputies assembled
this afternoon the Hon. Seth Low moved
that the whole question Of cOlored recOgoi'
ton be recommitted TO joint committee.
This was carried and a committee will be
appointed to report to the 1892 convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

E'rnsd runs, New York 7, Brooklyn l;
twO-base hits, Brown, Crane, Collins;
three.base hits, ConnOr, Whitney; home
runs, Brown, Richardson, Crane; stolen
bases, Connor, Collins; double plays, Whit
ney Blown and Richardson; first base on
balls, OF Crane 6, off Caruthers 4; struck
out, by Crane 7, ny Caruthers l; passed
balls, Clark .; wild patches, Crane 1; time
2 hours; umpires, Gaffney and Lynch.
At Iodianapolis-Indisnapolis 8; Co.
lumbus. z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
NEW INCoRPoRATIoNs.
Two Charters Recently Issued by the Sec
retary OF State.

Two Charters Recently Issued by the Sec
retary OF State.
A certificate of incorporation has beer
iseued TO the New Cumberland Light
Heat and Power Company, organized fo
the purpose of supplying light, beat anC
power by electricity, or sDy other means
TIE principal Office shall be at New Cum
beTland, and the charter is 10 expire OF
October 16, 1899. The sum of $500 ha'
been subscribed to the capital stock, Ten
per cent Of which has been paid in, with
the privilege of increasing the same to
$50 600 in sll. The capital is divided into
shares Of 500 each, which are held by
Albert HNgb, r. Z. Lindsay, G. w.
Stewart, John Porter and H. McMahD, all
of whom are residents of New Cumberland,
and hold one share each.
A charter has also been issued to the
Union Accident and Benefit Association,
organized for the purpose of receiving con-
trbutions from and extending relief to its
contributors and members IN case of sick
ness or injury. The principal Office is to
be at Wheeling, snd the charter is to ex-
pire on 03tober IS, 1889. The sum Of
$500 has been subscribed "a capital stock,
all of which has been paid. The capital
is divided into shares Of twenty-five dol
lars each, which are held by John Cole
man, J. W. Blatchley, F. H. Crago. S L
Brice, Thomas Dawson, Henry Schuml-
bach, Gustave H Medick, Louis COlmar,
Jr., o. G. Schofeld, CHARLES Hortsman,
Frank Walther and John Walford, all of
whom ere residents OF Wheeling, and hold
one share each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
ENGLIsHMEN ANNOYED.
Systematic shadowing OF Tourists by the
Irish Police.

Systematic shadowing OF Tourists by the
Irish Police.
LONDON, October "a Prominent Eng
lishmen who visit Ireland either on busi-
ness or for pleasure. complain that they
are constantly annoyed by the police, who
insist on dogging their footsteps and keep
close watch on them during the whole
time spent IN Ireland. A we'll known
gentleman, q prominent Liberal and a
close friend Of Mr.. Gladstone, became 80
exasperated while travelling in Donegal
yesterday with this treatment that,
with the assistance of his groom,
be soundly thrashed two constables who
had kept at their heels during the greater
part Of the day. The constables took their
thrashing very meekly and made no effort
siterward to arrest their assailants when
they might easily have done 20. This is
believed to be part Of systematic plan to
annoy sll Eaglishmen who travel about in
Ireland with a view Of gathering iDforma-
tion about the condition Of the tensntry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
MANY SURPRISES IN STORE.

The Austrian Emperors Statement to the
Prince OF Lichtenstein.
PARIS, October 24.-The Figaro pub
fishes an account OF an interview said TO
have taken place between the Emperor Of
Austria and the Prince OF Lichtenstein, in
the course of which the Emperor said that
as Baulangsm bad been defeated in France,
Austria no longer had reason to oppose that
country.
The prince theFeupon reminded the En-
perOr of the treaty OF alliance between Aus-
tris aud Italy. To this reminder the En-
peror replied that that alliance was merely
temporary, and that the future had many
surprises in store.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Roland Rcd.

On Saturday evening Roland Reed and
his great comedy, "The Woman Halter, :
will be at the Opera House, and seats are
going off nicely at HOUSES music store.
Eugene Field, in the Chicago Netr', ssys Of
them: "Mr. Roland Reed appears to have
hit the town and 10 have hit it hard. In
this particular Chicago is no exception.
Reeds business throughout the country
this season has been 20 large as to belong
properly TO the class called phenomenal.
The Woman Hater' is bright and strong
comedy, and it seems to be in the line OF
the eternal fitness of things thst it should
have fallen into the hands Of Roland
Reed y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
v.ln.bl. sulphur Mlne

NEw ORLEANS, October 24.-A special
frsu Lake Charles, La, says; There was
recorded here yesterday deed OF sale by
tbs Iouisisna Sulphur Mining Company 10
,bs American Sulphur Company, OF West
VIRGINIA. Of The celebrated sulphur mine 10
C.lc.sieu Parish, including 5000 acres OF
land and the sulphur mine plant. The
nrice was 100000.
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Firn Id Rrnvar FalIa.

PrTTsBURG, October 24-This evening
at 1855 fire was discovered in the roof IN
the rear Of the extensive buildings of the
Cooperative Flint Glass Association, and
insine of thirty minutes the entire plant
vas on fire. and in lees than hour the
whole establishment, with all its valuable
contents. was mass of ruins. Loss be-
tween S6O. 900 and $40, 600.
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rlrtr rhou.ana polIar Flre.

PursBURG, October 24.-The round
house and machine and repsiT shops of the
Pittshurg and Castle shannon railway at
Castle Shannoo, Pa, were destroyed by
IKE sbout midnight Four locomotives
stored in the roundhouse were badly dam
sgsd. The loss is about $50, 600, psrtiy
Covered by Insurance The fire originated
iron, qoontaueous combustion.
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suitchmen,. strlke Eoded.

EVANSVILLE, lad, October 23.-The
switchmen's strike in the L. & n. yard is
practicslly at su end. All trains were in
and out on time. Business on the Msckey
lines has moved without interruption and
no trouble is anticipated.
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world. Fair subscriptions.

NEW YORK, October 24-The Worlds
Fair subscription book had scarcely been
opened in the Office OF Drexel, Morgan *
Co. to-dsy, when three large subscriptions
rers made. They were those Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt, SlOO. coo, a personal subscrip'
ton; New York Central and Huuson
River Railroad Company 100000, and
the Wagner Palace Car Company $50, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

1lFcI1I Itf1Tul ~ fIf hfII1lsT'
RowLEsBURG, W. VA, October "a
Mr. John Mullen who lived two mile'
east Of this place, was struck and instantly
zlied by passenger train No 5this even
iog. he was 3 & O employs, engaged
in removing cinders from the "H' here
aud was on his way home from Wori
when be met his untimely death. HI
WAS 3 married man and leaves a wife anc
ts-., ,,r,ryr 1auunters
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Pea.lons Tor west ylrginians.

social n. qrcw 90 .i. Register.
WASHINGTON, October 22-Pension'
TO West Virginians were granted as fol-
lows: Odgnal Invalid: Morris America,
Thomas Petiicord Greenville L. Adkins,
John McCaskey, deceased. increase
Moses T. Trahune, John NJ. Markin Geo.
W West Reissue: Joseph n. Coogan
Original Widows, &cr: Almara /, widow
of Moses T. Trahune.
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The Boom Booming.

special Telegram 20 The Register.
MASNISGToN, W. Va, October 23.-
An effort vas made to put the casing in the
Hamilton vel, to-day when the gusher
broke loose and spouted oil to the summit
cf the derrick and d great quantity es-
cspsd. It was shut of with difficulty.
Boom prsces 10 land still continue and
much property has changed hands.
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The OoIonsi's Book.

Sam Harrison's book came to the
Front" yesterday about two O'Clock ara
in ten minutes they we're in nearly all the the
book stores, one enterprisiDg oeS'er nIs-
posing of eighteen of them in holt sn nc U, Ut.
Every travelling man who went into tne
hotel purchased one and Sam was kep'
busv dishing them out and filing large
number of orders by mail. If things keep see
on Sam will have to hire CLERK. Inc
book will doubtless have big sale, ana {,
to-day it will be handled on railroads al
over the country By the Union News Ooin-
pany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
An Elegant Reception and Tea Yesterday
Afternoon.

An Elegant Reception and Tea Yesterday
Afternoon.
Mrs F. II. Lsnge gave very delightful
reception and tea at her home on Eof
street, yesterday afternoon, from till {
o'clock. Mrs. Riddell, of Bellefontaine
Mra. Geo. R. Taylor, Mrs. Judge J. P.
Rogers, Miss Alexander and Miss jamie
Good assisted the hostess in receiving the
guests, and Misses Jennie Baird, Jennie
Bloomfield and Lydia McMechen ushered
them to the dining room, where
collation. of tempting viands
was served. The table was very prettily
embellished with flowers, wh )se fragrance
filed the room. Prof. Joe Kramer with
the Opera House Orchestra occupied a po.
sition in the hallway and rendered fine
programme of music during the entertain
ment, feature that was new and very
highly appreciated. A large number of
ladies were entertained, ana the effair
was certainly one of the most enjoyable of
the season.
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NTUITaI |lIlETlTI 70 ~ lsl.'7'1''
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 24.-Ine
annual report Of steamboat inspection
shows that during the past year 4S steam
era. with tonnage capacity OF 1924, vel 6
inspected nj Wheeling; 269 officers were u.
csnssd. including 20 masters, 36 mates, %
pilots and l03 engineers.
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THE NI1NNEsOrA DROUGHT.
Farmsrs Compelled to Haul Water Over
SIX Miles.

IINI1NE1 - .-''.--
six Miles.
CHICAGO October PA despatch from
Waierville, MINI, Gays: II is almost i'm
possible to state the severity OF the drought
IN this region, and the evil effects if it
should freszs without rain, All the creeks
and rivers sTe dry and have been for some
time, and the lakes were never so low in the
history Of the country. 0nly the best of The
wells furnish any water and many think
that il is unfit for use. Certain it Is that
there is much sickness, but whether this
is the cause or not it is impossible to say.
Farmers southeast of here, in Blooming
Grove, have been hauling water for some
time for domestic use and for watering
stock from distance of over s K miles.
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Joke oo the PcI,cs-W. va Postmasters.
- IL -------- = L. p.c-.r-

Joke on the Pol,cs-p4. Va. Postmasters.
- r-r 1 tis Rlc.scr.
WASHINGTON, October 24-A slight
seusanon vas created by the police report
-e that Theodore Baltto'dis, hsiliug fcom
Charleston, ". Va, had hseu az head
quarters and given notice Of intention to
deliver S0ciahstic address IA The streete
to- igh. The matter was published TO-
tav. Bsrtholdis ssys be was simply guy
irg the police, that they began upon him
u,h imper,iuent questions aud ne re-
.ortsd hy lOaxing them. lie says be Is
here 0n quiet visit
Postmastsrs-Haryey Hissman, Perry
1sriy county. vice J p Hsltzell removed.
vs. o GIm, Queens Upsbur county, vice
W. =. Hs.len removed.
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,.PInsforeY at the Grand Tonight

"PInRtore" ht INC dtHnu O-NIkhV'
The Rinebart Sisters Opera Company
drew another large and sppreciative sudi
ence OF the Grand Opera House last night
and presented the Crystal Slipper" with
new songs, etc Tonight III. NJ. S. Pm
sfore" will be surg and should pack the
theatre. Miss Goldia Riuehart will he
"Bu tercup" and Miss Berthe Ralph" 1"
supported by the rest of the company.
Sssts on sale at Weir's, under the Mcclure
House.