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salvation Mt SO Much a Seat.
salvatlon'S free,


runs the good old Methodist hymn. Not
so in 81, Thomass Protestant Episcopal
church in New York. The sexton Of
that church has stirred up Gotham by
declaring that st, Thomas's is run for
the pew rents and the receipts in gen.
cral, which have become so large that
the dividends are no uncomfortable part
Of the income Of certain members.
The sexton further admits that on a
recent Sunday morning he did put out
Of the church a lady and gentleman who
were on their knees praying in pew to
which they had not been invited.
A New York dispatch quotes the high
priest Of the Mott street joss house as
saying that anybody, no matter Of what
religion, may come to his church any
day in the week and pray as much as he
likes to any deity he plcases.
Whether this is a fact or a fancy it Is
keen satire on the administration OF st.
Thomas's, which processes to be d Chris
tian church as well as an Garner Of
dividends for the dollar.devotees whG
worship at its shrine.
ST. Thomas's may be call right" in this
world, but in the next 1t will want to
run a corner on palmleaf fans.
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nnllrond nnlldlnr In 1sss.

There were 7,106.4 miles Of railroad
builtinthe United States during 1888, by
atotal OF $40 lines, according TO table
published by the Rdiltgdy Age OF Chi.
cago. Kansas leads with the largest
number Of miles constructed, 529.3 Cal
iiornia coming next with. 6l0.8 miles,
and Georgia third with 448.5 miles.
New Hampshire stands at the bottom OF
the list, with but 20 miles. Pennsyl.
yania built 1885 miles on 10 lines OF
road. New York built 1874 miles on IA
lines. New Jersey built $3.50 miles on Q
lines.
The Age says that summarized by
groups OF States and Territories, the
twelve Southern States will lead with an
addition OF over 1000 miles, which ex-
ceeded by about 400 miles the new
mileage OF theseven Southwestern States
and Territories, and nearly doubled that
Of the five Central Northern States, or Of
the seven Pacific coast States and Ter.
ritories.
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Gonld filvr, un M. nIrec tor,hIn.

New YoRK, Feb, l0,-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Della
ware, LsCkawana & Western Railroad
was held to-day, The only change in
the Board Of Directors was the retire
ment Of Jay Gould, whose place was
filled by Henry A. Taylor, q son OF the
late Moses Taylor, whose estate is still
the largest holder Of the company stock,
The retirement Of Mr.. Gould was in ac'
cordance, with his wish as expressed in
the following communication:
$40 FIFTH AVENUE, January q, $50.
My DEAR Nix, SLoAN:-During the
past year my health has been such that
I have been unable to perform my du'
ties as director Of the Delaware, Laeka,
wanna & Western Company, nor will
be able to do so the year to come.
write, therefore, to ask you 10 substl,
tute, at the approaching election, some
one in my place as director,
Yours truly,
JAY GOULD.
Samuel Sloan, President.
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m. sound l,ody for tho sound Mind.

Almost everybody now admits that
athletic sport, II not oyerdons or In
dplged in to tho neglect Of studies, Is a
good thing for young men at college.
Whether this be admitted or not 1t Is a
fact, II 1t we're not SO experienced edu.
Gators would take care to Danish the
gymnasium, the base ball field, the row
Ing coune from the college curriculum
OF which these sports are now as much
part as the Latin, tho Greek and the
mathematics.
Tho happy combination Of physical
exercise and real sport is good for the
mental as well as the physical organism,
for that which expands the chCstand do.
yelops the muscles, expands the mind
Inv relieving II aud stimulates the mem
al working power by giving 1t at proper
tImes and in proper quantities some.
ihIng else than labor 10 dwell on.
Body and mind, kept Of continuous
JtudRofy, can mover produce tue pest
things Of which they are capable Tho
SoyoFer the labor, whether mental OF
physical, the greater the desire for and
need Of diversion. The man who works
all day in a rolling mill finds delight In
working his garden after supper IN the
summer evenings. The change Of em'
ployment rests him.
Professional men, others Of sedentary
habit and all whose employment keeps
thSm in doors with little opportunity lot
bodily exercise arc the better for the
gymnasium, a pull in a boat, q dash on
a good horse ora lively turn on the BIZ
cycle, which may DO called the poor
mans horse and carriage, The Germans
Of to-day understand this, a did tho
ancient Greeks, and turn II To account
The English do better than the AtneFi'
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CIVIL sgRyICR DOCTRINE.
A Correspondent who Is Rayenous for II In
Blg Doses,
10 Lhh EifloFnfLhf IaLsiii1enasF

A Correspondent who u Rayenona for II In
Mig Doses,
ZOtAt EdiOrOfAt IRisligaar,
SIR;-Can't you deal US out q liberal
portion in your paper Of Civil Service
doctrine2 lam gettingFayenous for IT.
even the children around about cry ioI
II, lisa most excellent doctrine that
the big fellows should have the big
Offices, but that It Is not material that
the little fellows should have the little
offices, for the minor appointlve Offices
unlike the big offices, are non'political,
"Ah, ar'n't they though p says an OBJ
iector; may not party success IN some
cases depend on the assurance that the
minor Offices shall be held by the friends
Of the party 2 and Is not the prospect Of
success the greater the stronger this
assuranCe?n
Not at all; the party hustler works foI
glory and not for reward. He no more
works for reward than the good man,
who struggles to get 10 the better world,
has in view the hope Of recompense Of
Sweet fields arrayed in living green, and
rivers Of delight" and that sort Of thing,
Oh, it's a sayory doctrinel this nom
partisan Civil Service idea, So please
dish It up to us, for ! am livery hungry
and thirsty for It." w,H,
Jc8rsoa County, Ohio, FEB. 10,
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A ssiI:,Gll.NlEE's SALE OF REAL

Dyylrtuo Of deed Of trust executed to the
undersigned trustee by 8. X. boyd on the % day
Of December. 1883, and recorded In Deed Of
Trust Book No. q. page 6l2 Of the records Of
Ohio county wost Virginia, said trustee will, on
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Amusements.
"JlM, THE PENMAU, T."
Written BY Sir Charles Young,

Mr., PalmeF's Company iuCludts r. ,C. RapS,
Wright Huntington, ]. I, Ot,OmpyCT, q, j. Eii'
Guy LindHley Percy Winter, l6hn Mathew
John 4; ACEeyeE, Benjamin Singer, Clara lin.
Jennie EuStice, The limo Of The play Is M
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THE POPE
Maintains That Christianity is the Cure for
Social Ills.

Maintains That Christianity Is the Cure for
Social Ills,
Nrp York Tribune
A circular letter from His Holiness
Pope Leo XIII was read in all the
Catholic churches in this archdiocese
yesterday, in presence Of large congrega-
tons, by order Of Archbishop Corrigan,
from whom a brief letter was first read
Cruising that the faithful in this do.
cese will reflect seriously on the many
Important lessons" contained in the
Pope's letter. The Holy Father, after
setting out with reference to the Cele-
bration OF his golden jubilee "and the
the universal testimony to religion
which is displayed" continued in part
as follows;
The poison Of false doctrines has rap
idly invaded public lie and private;
rationGlism, materlallsm, atheism have
begottcn socialism, communism, nj.
hllism-evil principles which 1t was not
only fitting should have sprung from
such parentage, but were its necessary
offspring. In truth, II the Catholic re-
ligion is wilfully rejected, whose divine
origin Is made clear by such unmistaka.
bic signs, what reason Is there why
every form OF religion should not be re-
iected, not upheld by such criteria OF
truth? II the soul is one with the body,
aud II, therefore, no hope Of happy
eternity remains when the body dies,
what reason is there for men to under
take toll and suffering here in subjeCt-
ing the appetites to right reason? The
highest good oil man will then lie In en-.
loving life's pleasures and LIES lux
uries. And since there is no one who
Is not impelled by instinct and impulse
Of nuture to entertain tho desire OF liv-
ing happily, every man will naturally
Law hands on all he can that he may
live happily on the Spolls Of others.
Nor Is there any power mighty enough
to bride the passions, for 1t follows that
the power OF the law is broken and that
all authority is loosened II the belief in
IN everything God, who commands what
Is right and forbids what is wrong, is re-
jected. II the multitude Is frenzled with
q thirst for excessive liberty, II on all
sides are heard the threatening murmurs
OF proletarians, II the inhuman lust OF
rich never is satisfied, and II to these be
added those evils OF the same kind to
which we have referred fully elsewhere,
II will be found that nothing can heal
them more completely or surely than
Christian faith.
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1t Is very unfortunate thing for the
poets that the best known rhyme for
Cupid is stupid,


When you don't feel well aud hardly know
what ais you, give B.B. 3. botanic Blood Balm)
a trial, lisa fine tonic.
Il. o. Callahan, Charlotte, N. c., writes: "B.
Il. Il, is Ono tonic aud has done me great good"
L. W. Thompson, Damascus, Ga. writes: 81 be-
lIeye u. d. B. is the best blood purifier made. II
has greatly improved my general health"
An old gentleman writes: "B. D. Il. gives mo
new life and new strength. Iithere iSanythlng
that will make an old man young II Is B. d. D."
r. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va, August 10, 1883,
writes: al depend on D. d. b, for the prcserya'
ton Of my health. 1 have had 1t in my family
now nearly two years, and in all that time have
not had 10 have d dOptor.n
ThOs. Paulk, AlApaha, Ga, whites: ~ suffered
terribly from dyspepsia. The use Of y II. y. has
made ME feel like now man. ] would not take
1thOusRId dollars for the good II has done me-"
W, n. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ca, writGS:- had 9
long spell Of typhoid foyer, which a. Inst seemed
to settle in my right leg, which swclled up enor.
mouSly. An ULCER also appeared which dis
charged n cup full Of matter day. then gayo
b. u, u, o trial and II cured me-"
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The Rhine ald Switzerland!
SEALED PROPOSALS.
pvnLIc BUILDING, CRY cLERxs opP1cE, |
WHgEIIRO, W. Va. Feb. 10, 1850.

Scaled proposals will DO received at tho office
OF tho City clerk until Thursday, February y,
1889, At 8 O'clock p. M, for the removal 81 all
Kitchen garbage and DIAL from within tho limits
Of the city OF Wheeling Us required BY the or
dlnaA co Of said city, for one year, ending March
81, 1890, bids 10 be as follows:
For the Flrst district comprising all Of tho
For The Second district, comprising tho Second
and Seventh wards,
For tho Third district, comprising The Third
and FOurLhRHRrds,
Of Wheeling Greek 10 CaldWell's Run.
For the Fifth district comprising all south Of
CaldWeIl'A Run TO the southern line OF the city,
No person will be awarded for more than one
district, nor can they DO interested In any pro-
pOSal for more than one district.
Proposals 10 bG addressed 10 tho Chairman Of
the Committee on Health, the Committee re-
serving the right TO reject any or all bids,
THOMAS r. TfIONER,
ia00 CITY Clerk,
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Samuel Sloan, President.

WHEN disease racks the frame, when
sores cover the person, when aches are
in every joint, when the muscles are
soft and tiabby, when the least exertion
gives fatigue, when the mind Is filled
with gloom and dependency, what Is
there In life worth living, and yet many
exc out Just suCh'a miserable existence,
living only for those who love them,
When itisgenerally known that Browns
Iron Bitters will cure the above disor-
ders how many hearts will be made
glad! How many homes made happyl
nbXy
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Homes in the South.

The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, At
talla, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, Jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good for
sixty days. Now is your chance to OK
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South, No billiards., sure crops and q
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil O, Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
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A Ngw YoRK rabbi describes Washing
ton us second Moses, The Father Of
his Country certainly made things very
lively for George III in his celebrated
great role Of Pharaoh,
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nnSlllnn,a ArnIrn snlYe.

The best salye in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuir, fever
sores, tctter, Chapped hands, chilblalng,
Corn6, aud oil skin SruptlonB, and posi-.
lively cures piles, Or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect gatlBIac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan 4 %.
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BEFoRE the Legislature adjourns 1t
should give the people the immigration
measure, and appropriation, which they
demand asthe best Investment the State
can make. We want men and money in
West Virginia.
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Tho object OF this suit Ia 10 obtain divorce
from tho bond OF innirimOnyi and II appearing
from al affidavit filed IN this cause at these Rules
that the defendant, George Ellsworth, Is not
resident OF the State OF West Virginia, and 30
not having been served with . process IN lhli
suit, on motion Of the complainant, by her 20
against him, and II Ii ordered that tho said Dc
iendant, George Ellsworth, Ii required 10 apLeai
within one month after tho date Of the ht,i
publication Of this order aud do what Is tegges
iRry 10 protect his interest. II IL further Ordei
cd That this order DO publlAhCd aud posted a IT.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, CLERK Of "a
Court, at the Court House Of kAld county ihh
9th day OF February, 1889, tO,wit; FebTillU
Rules, 1850. JOIiE'W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
Published the frat tlmO February Q, lsAg
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, CletE
Il. u. DoyENER,
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In Pennsylvania the Third Party peo-
pleand those who really want the prohi-
bitory amendmentare haylugabout such
a time as the same parties to the same
controversy had in West Virginia.
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In these times where two or three
tougbs are banded together they dignity
themselves with the name White Gaps.
Black caps, close.attingaud drawn down
tight, would be an appropriate headgear
for most OF them.
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About A Hatch which va. In Good shape,

About A Hatch which vas In Good shape.
We asked Mr.. 4. o. s. Hatch in re.
gard TO his luck in tho Louisiana State
Lottery, he stated that lie had been in.
yesting for some months past 10 the
lottery. That he sent his money in and
received his tickets promptly. He pur.
chased ten fortioth tickets about 10th Of
December, 1883. Among the ton was No.
B,97O4 the number that drew the capital
prize, 100000. When informed that II
had drawn $4,000, he went az once TO
Waco and there deposited his ticket
with the American National bank. Four
days after he was paid by the American
National bank tho $4,000. Mr.: Hatch
has wife and six children. He was
comparatively q poor man, working as
oyerseor Of tie W. p. Gaines big valley
farm, three miles south from MCGregor,
on q salary. McGreOOr TEX Ob'errcr,
Jan, B., paw
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WnY is 1t that an ex.President OF tho
United States may practice law without
loss OF dignity, but would let go every
thing II he went behind counter to
measure calico or deal out molasses2 Are
we becoming a Nation Of snobsH
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President Cleveland and tho Common
People,

People,
President Cleveland, in his exceed.
ingly common place letter to the Tariff
Reform League, is very solIcitous of the
welfare Of the common people, who, he
fears, do not understand the tariff ques.
tion,
The recent election should have re-
moved from Mr., Clevelpnd's mind all ap.
prehension on this score, TWAS the COM
mon people who defeated his reelection,
and the common people defeated him
because they understand the tariff ques-
ton as It touches their bread and butter.
The common people know more about
It than the tariff reformers, who are fol-
the most part theorists, The common
people are above all things practical in
practical matters, The tariff lisa practi'
cal matter.
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cans, who are doing more now than
ever before TO strengthen the mind by
building up the body,
In Wheeling athletic exercise in one
form and another grows steadily iniayor.
Our street improvement contributes its
share by making unsurpassed roadways
for wheelmen. Two excellent gym,
nasiums, that Of the Y, NJ, O, A. and
that Of the Wheeling Athletic Club, play
q useful part, though they do not yet in,
clude in their membership all who could
be benefited by them,
There is no greater mistake than to
suppose that a reasonable time devoted
to athletic sport is time wasted. No
other investment Of timO pays SO hand
some a dividend.
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Legal Notice.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West
Virginia. February Rules, 1850.
SUMMONS,
STATE OF wfsr VIRGINIA;

4VWe MeW " UH5O CVuAN uTttHNV'
We command you that you summon GCoTt
Ellsworth, II he DO found In your b1illTck, %
appear at the Clerks Otllce oil tho Circuit COlFi
Of Ohio county at Rules 10 DO held for the sad
Court, on tho inst Monday In February, 1852 70
answer o bill In chRnccfy exhibited against bin
10 tho said Court, by Elizabeth Ellsworth Ard
hive then there this witt, Witness, John ".
Mitchell, Clerk Of our said Court, at the Court
sixth year Of the State Of West Virginia.
JOHN ", MITCHELL, Clerk
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Grand Opera House,
o, o, GENTHER, LeAoe 4 Manager. '
Three Nights Only and Wednesday Matinee.
commencing on Monday Evening, Feb Il,
The Jolly FGvorlte and Original
HoWorth'R Doubla Show.
AssIgnee Sales.

: - -,-.-----------s
A SSIGNEES SALE OF PLEASURE
IN VEHICLES,
fiy virtue or 4 deed OF assignment made ON tho
I'D day OF December. 1855, aud recorded In Nv
Office q the CLERK Of lie County Court Of CEiS
County, West Virginia, In Record BOoE M, g
folio lid. BY David Kull, IT,, and Mnry II. Smith,
nartIerS trading and doing Guinness under tbc
llrm name Oi David Kull, JF,,& Co., 10 iIe mn M.
dcrSlRncd, / Will oiior al nrlyato IaiO on M
preInlscF. No. ZiiO Main street In ihO civ AZ
EYheeIInr. ", Va. n larpo lOi OF now md ,enbS
hand T6p Duggieg. SiiFFics, PhnetonS. Omen
WaVonS' Man InrtS. IiackE and IhFnuehes viva
There n IN ali about forty vehicles Oi yarion1
kinds 10 he Iold, and an opboflunlty viii bSpi.
iered naFtleS dcsiFOus Of iilrchRIlnI 10 InSntrt
thS stock. when prices Will DO made 10 thos, n.
airing Ia rrrehatc.
AliyehinieS mot sold beloIe Monday. March
1851. viii ID oliored on that dayRt pri6lIe ans.
iion. Terms cnSh.
fei8 WI. RODGERS. ASSIpnec
=.
A SSH GNEE'S SALE OF REAL
IN ESTATE.
M, ,,I,,,,o ~, d,a5 =, ..,,., oxo,,,,.1 10 A..
~ uo vaauSu'e ~ w
u1 ,sSs " g =, W 'hS ~
~ 1 te9S, au tSSVlIteH ~ psSH
nUoh ~. W. 70 paRe W y. NY IsGo[Hs "
VulV Couht!I Must IlIBIllal Nv Wuh@eeh'll'V W
SATURDAY, MARCH y, 1850,
sell AT tho front door OF tho Cont House of Ohm
comfy. West ViFRinIa, the following DESCRIBED
real estate to.wIt. certain pRrrei n rial eIats
aitnstad an Wheniipg isianI, m ihe Reycntb
ward n Gald citV az WheeiIng. OhI0 co,inir
West Vinginia. houndpd md 'ie,Sribed AZ ISl,,
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SECRETARY BAYARD thinks he has been
mcanly Judged, He is lucky to get of
with whole hide after his exhibitions
Of diplomacy.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Elizabeth Y. Ellsworth 49,.
George Ellsworth.

George Eiisworth,
10 Gorge Elssorih, the dbON named dGteHddNi'
Take notice that tho dispositions Of q, W Hlf'
Ralph Wells, Robert N. LazcaL nylclt and o'h
en-, Will DO taken AL the law Office III DOycnci a
DOVonef, No 1909 Chap lhOslfCot, wheeling OmSS
county, IN tho State Of West Virginia, on lhe W.
day OF March, A. u. 1889, between The hours oi
O'Clock q. nj. and o'clock p. M, TO BE- feAd, v
evidence In the above named cause on behalf y,
aid complainant, And II, from any cause, lls
taking Of the said dUp0GlilOnl shall not " tVn'
inUneed, or beIng commenced, shall not W COW
ploled OH that day, the taking Of the tainO w
DO Adjourned from tlmO 10 llmGunIll the 'AH'
'| iSS.S v OOPiEi .IzABETn y. ELLSWORTH.
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George Ellsworth Is no lnhaSltlnt Of my ball
iWick nor found therein this lib day OF Febfn'
airy, 1852. LEWIS sTERNROD, s. o. Z,
by A. II. PATTERSON, u. -.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co., Prop'rs, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
J.. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and ilnanciallya able
to carry outany obligation made by their
firm. WEST & TRuAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDiNG, KINNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
u. II. VAN HGsEN,
Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Toledo,O o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
Gus surfaces Of the system. Price Zoe
per bottle. Sold by allDruggists. nav
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Dr.. HESLEY's Celery, Beef and Iron
compensates for loss Of vitality and as
sists nature in restoring health. 2
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WlIEELlNG, FEBRUARY 20, lss0.

IEaleTgd y the Pos!qilos at Wheeling, ", Va
ng second, class matter,
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AcTs AND H,-Mrs, RalStOn'B apartment IN
Conservatory at hack.
ACT ill.-The Library Of ATdlelsh Court.
BAlktOn'G country house,
Acr Y.-Small reception room az ArdIeIVb
Court, with breakfast room At back.
Evening prices, rs and 80 cents. Reserved
seats, u W, Matinee prices, 50 aud % cents. Re.
served seats, 20 cents, Sale OF tealu commence
Wednesday morning, February W, ut Ocloci
Of y. A. H0uIeS Music Store. GlS
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New ADVERTISEMENTS,

WTANTED-RooM FOR BUSINESS
w purposesi Whole Or peSt q modSF sie
StreetS, between Eleventh and Fourteenth.
Write and party VIII call address LOCK BOX