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). HUTCHYv GORMAN CAUGHT.
Capture OF a Notorious Wharf Rat b,
the Hmrbor Police.

Capture or Notorious wharf Kat by
the Hmrbor Police
John alias Hutchy" German, young
man well known to the police, and who is
said by them to be one OF the hardest wharf
rats that ever worked the water front, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Dillon, and
locked up at the South Harbor Police Sta
tion, charged with burglary. The police
have been looking for German for the last
six weeks, and it is said that during that
time he has not slept in house. Officer
Dillon found him asleep in a lumber-yard,
corner of Folsom and Spear streets.
AboutSix weeks ago number of burglaries
were committed OH schoOners lying at the
docks south of Market street. The Harbor
Police Swallowed the gang of wharf rats that
were supposed to have been implicated in
the burglaries, and Sergeant Helms and
Officers Dillon and McGlynn arrested sew
eral of them. German, VINO is said to be the
lrader of the gang, managed to keep out of
the way Until yesterday, when the officer
pounced on him, asleep. Hutchy," when
seen in the cell yesterday, said: IF
hadn't "a been asleep de cop couldn't ha'
taken me, you bet"
On Wednesday afternoon last Officer Nc
Grath of the Harbor Police, while on his
beat on Harrison-street Wharf saw German
and two of his pals in a skiff that had been
stolen from Jack the Grappler" pulling
lesurely alongside the wharf BE pulled
his revolver and ordered them to come
alongside the dock. They obeyed the order,
and as soon as they got alongside McGrath
jumped into the skiff and seized German.
The boat capsiZed and the gritty officer who
could not swim, had ii narrow escape. He
managed to get hold of pile and hang on
until rescued. The three occupants of the
boat swan ashore and escaped under the
VIVA rVpS
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70 SECURE VOTES.

Mr Goodwin Smith thinks the Mckinley
Tariff Act was passed to secure votes. Tax
lug long view of things the object of all
honest legislation is to secure votes, in other
words to devise and carry into effect policy
which upon trial will command the support
of the greatest number of the people. There
is great prejudice among certain public
men toward measures which appeal directly
to the interests of the people. Advocates of
such measures are styled deIEagogues. 1t is
all wrong III the estimation of this class OF
men TO shape measures in the interest of the
people, but all right to serve kings, mobiles,
corporations and privileged classes. The
Mckinley bill was devised to secure votes
by demonstrating to the people that it is de-
signed to better their condition.
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sEr-BAtKs FOR PROHIBITION.

The Prohibitionists of Iowa and Kansas
are meeting snag after snag. When it be-
came obvious that the Supreme Court was
going to pronounce the prohibitory laws OF
those States unconstitutional Senator Will
son introduced into Congress bill designed
20 meet the case. 1t purported to clOthe the
States with power to prevent the sale Of
liquor in original packages, as part of the
police power. Under this actor the bill
speedily became an act-seizures Of liquor
in original packages were made by agents of
the Prohibitionists, but in every case the
United States courts have held that the
seizures were without warrant of law.
In the Iowa case clergyman seized some
barrels of A.heuSer beer shipped by the
Anheuser Brewing Company at ST. Louis
for sale in an Iowa town. The company ap-
piled for an injunction on the ground that
this provision of the Iowa Constitution had
been pronounced unconstitutional. To this
the ProhibitionistS retorted that the Wilson
act had restored its constitutionality. But
the Judge held that it did no such thing.
When the Supreme Court rendered its de-
cisien that part Of the Iowa Constitution
ceased to exist. 1t was dead. And nc act
OF Congress could restore it to life. All that
the Wilson act accomplished was to permit
Iowa 10 adopt another prohibition statute or
amendment, which would stand or fall on its
own merits. Similar views were expressed
by Judges Foster aud Williams, sitting in
the United States court at Topeka, KanS.
The ProhibitiODiSts of iowa will not find
it as easy as they did few years ago TO
secure majority vote for new prohibition
legislation By adhering to their views on
The liquor question, and subordinating all
other questions to that, the Republicans of
Iowa have FILTERED away a majority of
$1,000 and handed over the GovernOrship Of
the State TO the Democrats. They have like
wise driven out OF the Safe mass of peo-
pie who have filled up the Dakotas, and
who, if they were still in Iowa. might have
given it a Congressional representation
nearly equal to that of Illinois, So much
for devotion to an iron bound theory. whose
value to the cause of temperance has been
graYely questioned.
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SIGNAL SERVICE. [. S. Army, }
DIVISION or TIE PACIEIC.

SIGNAL SERVICE. [. S. ARMY,
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCISCO, Oct 2I, 1895 p NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest in Washington and
Western Nevada and lowest IN Southern California;
the temperature has risen in Northern California
and southern Oregon: elsewhere has fallen especi-
ally in Southwestern California Rain has fallen in
Washington: elsewhere fair weather has prevailed
The following raintalls have been reported during
the past twcnty-four hours; Fort Candy, 0.02 Of
an inch: Spokane Falls, O.02.
Forecast TIL T. NJ. Saturday.
For Northern Caiifornia-Fair weather; variable
winds, generally westerly; nearly stationary tenn
peraJure except cooler at San Francisco, Sacra-
mento. Red Bluff, Winnemucca and Carson City.
For southern California-Fair weather; variable
winds, generally westerly; cooler in the western
portion; nearly stationary temperature in the east
ert portion.
Fer oregon and washington-Fair weather, ex-
cept fair weather followed by rain ut Portland Fort
Candy and Olympia; westerly shifting TO southerly
winds cooler except nearly stationary temperature
IN Southern Oregon. JONI p FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps lin CHARGE.
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Abraham GaIIand's Estate,

The widow of the late Abraham Galland
appeared before Judge Coffey yesterday and
complained that the payment to her of 500
a month, ordered in October, 1887, has been
stopped for two years. The attorney for the
executor, j. b. Galland, answered that the
monthly payments had ceased when the
funds OF the estate were exhausted. The
widow also charged that her husband left
real estate in San Joaquin County and in
New York which had been left out of the
inventory, bat this was denied. The matter
will be disposed of next Friday
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EDITORIAL NOTEs.

Adpices from Zanzibar show that the compact
between Germany aud England, whereby the
protecforaie over With was transferred 10 the
British. has been repudlated by the Sultan,
FumO Bakari. who also refuses TO afford redress
for the ;ecent massacre of Germans. The natives
support his determination, are flocking to his
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525 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
O'Clock r NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny. open until . O'Clock midnight;
9Sa Hayes street. open until $50 O'Clock: sos
larkin street open until 80 o'clock; % Is Mission
street, open until o'clock p. NJ, and 1l6 Ninth
street omen until 9.yO p NJ
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imposes higher taxes on foreign Injuries.
The work of the present House is the best
argument in favor of electing successor
that will preserve what has been done, and
do what as vet has been left undone.
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THE CAMS CALENDAR.
NOTICE.!

ANY of our patrons who fail to find
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market & 10th. >
CALlroRY1A gace fruits, Soc Id. Townsend s.,

FOR CRUELTY AND NEGLECT. Judge
Wallace has granted a divorce to Annie Lipp-
man from George Lppman for cruelty and neg
lect to support her. They were married In this
civ in 1878
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SyrESCRTPTTON RATES.

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mail postpaid; 8 cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
Eve copies three months. SIS 25. SUNDAY CALL
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CALL and w EEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid WEEKLY CALL (eight pages), 81 rs per year,
postpaid c ubs of ten (sent to address, $40.
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The Women's Gymnasium.
The juvenile class of the Women's Edu-
cational and Industrial Union will meet at
9o'cloek this morning in unions gymnasium
on California street. above Fillmore.
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THE time comes when everybody needs PARKER
GINGER Tonic. 1t often saves life.
PARKER's hair BALsAM cieanses the scalp.
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Removai-M. Meussdorffer's Elegant New

M. Meussdorffer the well-known halter, who
has occupied the corner OF Bush and Montgom.
cry streets for the past twenty-one years, has
removed 10 his new quarters, 113 Montgomery
street. opposite the Occidental Hotel, which has
been opened with the largest assortment OF the
hnest halls. Friends and the public at large are
respectfully invited
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WHEN you feel I general lasstude and breaking
down of the system, Angostura Bitters will work
wonderful change. DR.. j. G. b. Siegert u Sons
manufacturers. At all druggists
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ing !" says man who cured of severe case
of salt rheum by Hoods SarsapariIla Give this
peculiar medicine a trial Sold by all druggists,
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SEIZURE OF OPIUM.-Customs Inspector Nc
Kenna made a seizure OF twenty-five fve-tael
boxes of opium from the bilge of trfe City of
Puebla. The steamer arrived from Victoria, B..
C., on Thursday evening.
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PEARs, is the purest and best soap ever made.

DIVORCE GRANTED-JudgeL Levy has granted
divorce TO f. Lang from Pauline Lang for de
sertion. They were married In tins city in sec.
Lang complained that his wife is now waitress
In a beer hall In this plfy
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FERTILIZATION OFFICE:

THE MORNING GALL
Has a larger circulate than any other
newspAp per unfinished in San Francisco.
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1RoQUoIs CLUB meeting tonight at Metro
poitan. Hon. L. j. Clune viii speak "a
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Wi ArHER Pl,EDICTIoNs.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FuRNIrURE.-By VIM. Butterfeld. at 1924 ELI.
. - I'll.
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A BUSINESS EYANGELIsT-Ch W. Boot
OF London, England, a prominent business mau,
will speak at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'ci ock
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~ First Methodist Episcopal Church


We Powell St., bet. washington ana Jackson
Rev. NJ u. Buck pastor. Glass meetings at 10 a. NJ.
and 1890 P. NJ. Preaching by Mrs. Carrie Judd
Montgomery, at II O'Clock Sunday
school. including Annls Merrilrs Bible class. at
1850 P. NJ. Boys and girls class at p NJ. Young
peoples meeting at 80 p. 81. Preaching by Rev.
James Renwick at z 30 =. ". Meeting for the pro-
motion OF holiness Monday night Prayer meeting
on Wednesday night Glass meeting Thursday night.
Spanish services children Sunday at ~ 30 and
for adults Sunday at 2;3o and Tuesday night. Ev-
erybody ia invited to the services Its
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SUPERINTENDENT OF REPAIRS. = William
Patterson has entered upon his duties as Super
inteudent OF Repairs, to which position he was
appointed by tile Harbor Commissioners. Pat
lerson Is an ex-Superintendent VI Public Streets.
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EXTRA mince pies swA1N's. 2ls Suffer street.
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- ST. Marks Lutheran Church, Geary
Us St, between Stockton and Powell-Rev. j =.
Fuendeing. pastor. Services at 10:30 A. NJ. sun
day sch oil at 80 NJ. Dedication of the
gan. built by i. SChoenstein of san Francisco. The
following musical programme VIII be rendered,
Professor w. Schiueter organist: Opening hymn,
+. Abt; organ voluntary in minor. Rinck choral:
" Praise the Lord the Mighty King of Honor"
"kyrle," LEGAL ''Gioria," La Hache; "Sauctus"
SpOhr 40 Sautaris." Bellini; Psalm 1875, Palmer:
choral, "Yen1 Creator GA mighty stronghold is
God, now all TO God give thanks'). Seats free.
Eyprybo welcome 1t
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PERSONALS.

UIDOWER NO CHILDREN, LIVING ON
aged 80; object matrilnohy. Can 2S2o r,ne ST.
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SITUATE DISCONTINUED.

LXPERIENCED BAR-KEEPEK WANTS SITUA-
- ton; very sober; speaks French or German
Address Barkeeper. Box l65. CALL Branch. oc24 90
GERMAN WOULD LIKE TO MAKE HIMSELF
VI useful in private family: understands the care
of horse COW and garden. Address T. r.. Box l23
CALL Branch Office. oc2f St*
SITUATIoN WANTED BY SINGLE MAN.
- who can keep simple accounts do copying or
light manual labor. either III town or country Adj
dress A. b. Box 3, this office. oe2l SIS
VOUNG MAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
make himself generally useful at anything; refer
ences Address L. b.. Box l09 CALL Branch. "a 2%
VoUNG MAN, WILLING TO WORK. WANTS
CALL Branch Office. Oc24 US
YOUNG BAKER WISHES POSITION. AID
i dress Y. B., Box Ill, CALL Branch. oc24 2tT
Young MAN, AGED 81. WOULD LIKE ANY
=, L kind of work in city. Address c. II. s., s51
pESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS POSI-
~ tion Of any kind Address Work, Box l0l, CALL
Branch Once oc24 Its
GARDENER OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERT
vegetable growing. planting. pruning budding graft
ing and propagatiHg: competent to take full charge
CALL Branch ONCE. oc23 Ats
SwEDE. AGED %, GOOD PENMAN, EXPERE
y ence In housekeeping, wants position In store
dnavlan Hotel oc23 5tF
GERMAN BOY WISHES SITUATION AS
" experienced grocery clerk. Call 106319 Mission
street. Oc23 3tF
SINGLE GERMAN, UNDERSTANDS CARE OF
- flower and vegetable garden, vineyard, care of
horses and milking cows; strictly temperate and
reliable. Call or address X. n, New Atlantic Hotel
2O7 Montgomery oc23 BITS
IA ANTED-PoSITIoN AS FOREMAN BY FIRST
w class house carpenter Address H. G., Box 80,
CALL Branch Office. oc23 3tS
MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL, STRICTLY
Nl temperate and reliable wishes to get situation
in wholesale store or Office of any kind. Address
r., Box SS, CALL Branch Office. oc22 It's
II ARD-wORKING, FAITHFUL ENGLISH GAR
IL dener and general man about place wants sit
uatfon: city or country. Address s. ID Box 81,
this office. oc22 Ats
IA ANTED - SITUATION AS FOREMAN OR
w manager of saw-mill or lumberyard by one
who thoroughly understands the business; good
references. Address f., Box SO, CALL Branch Of
fee oc22 Ats
CITUATION WANTED-BY MAN OF INTEL
~ lgence. who purchased taiior-made nobby
cutaway suit for SlS, made by merchant tailor for
$35. ORIGINAL MlSFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
corner Post aud Dupont SITS
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Rs Howard Presbyterian Church, Mis-
U.s. sion St, near Third-The Rev. Il. V. Hunter
from indianapolis will preach tomorrow at a. NJ.
ana ut 80 p NJ. Suuday-School at $3.50 A. NJ. and
II 80 +. NJ. Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor at 6:l5 p. NJ. Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at 1880 O'Clock. Strangers and others
invited to these services 1t
~ First Presbyterian Church, Cor. of
TX Van Ness and Sacramento st. - Rev.
Robert Mackenzie. D. D., pastor, will preach at l
a. NJ. on Bible Lands" The Rev. J. Il. stewart,
L. D.. associate pastor. will preach at go NJ.
on 1.-THE WOrkingman's Friend" Sunday
school 1910 r. NJ. Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor at s 80 P. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening al 7 80 O'Clock. All are
welcome TO these services. 1t
10 Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
49, Mission ST., bet Sixth and Seventh-Rev. w.
w. Case. D. D., pastor. Residence. 1914 Mission st.
Preaching tomorrow at IL A. NJ. and 7 30 p NJ.
Mr. J. J. Morris, Musical Director. Sunday-schooi
at O'Clock. Young mems meeting at 8. Young
peoples meeting at 80 Morning sermon, subject,
'.rhe fourIold Gospel Evening Sermon subject,
more About That Great Little Book" Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. Welcome to all these
services 1t
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NINE, GREEN, 52S GEARY ST.; FIRST.CLASS
wi fit and work. suits So up. oc25 limo
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE $40 Montgomery ST.
Ii LADIES WISHING TO HAVE ELEGANT
"A y fitting suits made, handsomely dTaped. for So,
with goods, max ing and trimmings for SIS,
please call at MRS. NORRIS 7321h Geary. o23 Sts
nRESS-CUTTING AND DRESS TAKING
~ school-You are taught to make dress from be-
ginning TO end; the system for a lady that a
tailor uses for a man. w. II. CLOSE & son, 2OS
Powell st. se3o an
MRS. BLUNKALL'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS
w 10i Mason ST.. satisfaction guaran eed; reason,
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~, lounge Address. with lowest price. E. p s.
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CtLERKS SEEKING POS ITIONS AS statesmen
Osaleslades copyists, book-keepers, stenographers
obtain them Clerks Bureau, sos Kearny, Rim, 70 Sc
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BEAcuAn's Pulls cure SICK headaclc.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.
VoUNG MAN, WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE
L in blacksmthing and horse-shoeng, from old
country, wants position; speaks English. A. D.,
Box 30, this Office. oc25 3tF
WHO WILL GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO A
w young, sober and industrious German with ex-
ceent habits and good abilities assist In office
and store work Address A. b. b., Box 30, this
Office. ocZ0 3t*
CITUATION WANTED AS BARTENDER OF
y experience. Address j. T., Box 80, CALL
Branch ONCE. oc25 3t*
DREsSMAN WANTS SITUATION, CITY OR
country. Address FRESHMAN, 1923 L. Santa Clara
St, san Jose, Cal oc25 St.
GOOD MACHINIsT AND TooL-MAKER DE
u slres situation; has had long experience in
metal goods manufacturing. Call address r. B.,
Box A, this onice. oc25 2tt
WOOD STEADY BOY OF 49, LIVING WITH HIS
VI parents, would like to learn the candy trade.
Cali or address +. H., 9021a Folsom ST. oe25 cts
CITUATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS
- coachnan; understands the of horses best
city reference. Address s. T., Box 8, this oce25 %
GTRoNG, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN OF 30
- desires position of any kind; make himself
generally useful at most anything Address f. f. w.,
Box 80, CALL Branch ofice. Its
GARDENER SEEKS PLACE; USED TO HORSES
VI and milking; references. Address Room A. tbs
Howard ST. Its
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~ experience; good references. 274 Russ
House. oc24 5t*
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PARTNERS WANTED.

NJ ANTED-A PARTNER TO ATTEND TO A
w good shoe business: established Tor the past IL
years; centrally located: owner being largely
gagged in outside business. +, LANDRY, i36 Mont
gomery st. oc22 IF
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A HAUNTED HOUSE.

This body of ours has been likened unto a
tenement. It often has haunted apart.
ment-the stomach. Scared by the eldrich
sprite, dyspepsia. digestion flies and refuses
to return. What can break the spell, what
can raise the ban laid upon the unhappy
organ! We answer unhesitatingly, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, and we are warranted
in the response by the recorded testimony
of myriads, covering period of over third
of a century. A course of the Bitte.s begun
at any stage of the affection, and persistent
ly followed, will terminate in cures positive,
not partial. The Bitters restores tone to the
epigastric nerve, renews and purities the
juices exuding from the cellular tissue that
act upon the food digestively, expels bile
from the stomach and the blood, and pro-
notes a regular habit of body. Malaria,
kidney complaint, nervousness, rheumatism
and neuralgia, give way to'this medicine.
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THE CONCERT.
The vocal and instrumental concert,

The vocal and instrumental concert,
given by the Corvallis amateurs on
Friday evening last in Jobs Theatre,
was one of the best entertainments of
the kind ever given in this city.
There was not an ordinary piece in
the program. The solos by Mrs.
Arnold. Mrs. de Nevue, Miss Coot, Mr..
Pool and Mr.. Clark were fine selec-
tons and in each Instance we'll sung.
In Clark's last piece he sang higher
than usual. The instrumental music
Was of the best class and executed in a
splendid manner. Nothing less than
this could have been expected when
the musicians were Mr.. Wallis Nash,
Prof. Berchtold, Mr.. Warner, OF Port
land, Mr.. Brooks, Mr. Overlander,
Mr.. Sibree, Mrs. w. C.. Crawford and
the director, w. Clifford Nash, who
in response to an encore, proved that
music is more in the man than in the
instrument, for he more than charmed
the audience with a common tin whis-
tie This entertainment should have
been much better patronized than it
was, for the object was good one,
and such an effort by our home talent
ought to be encouraged by our own
people. We understand the company
have been asked, by many who were in
attendance, to repeat it at an early day.
If they do Jobs Theatre should be
filed to its utmost capacity.