The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD GRAND.

NRANfOlD OLaND-
Tonight at the Crawford Grand the bat
tie of Gettysburg will be reproduced true
to history The entire army Will be shown
in one scene and hundreds of life size fig
ures will occupy the stage at one time.
The proceeds of the entertainment Will go
to the general relief fund of the Garfield
Post and Womans Relief corps. The per
son having sold the greatest number of
tickets for the evening performance will be
entitled to a prize of so in gold. The en-
tertainment will be opened at sharp .
O'Clock this afternoon and at sharp SID for
the night performance.
The representation will be given for to-
day only and those whOwish to see 1t must
avail themselves Of this opportunity. The
street cars from Riverside, Paramount,
Burton. College Hill and Garfielduniver-
sity VIII all be held until the close of the
performance at 1880. Remember that
the first gun VIII be fired from the brow Of
Culp Hill at sharp S:15 this evening.
SILVER KING.
"Silver King viii he presented at the
Crawford Grand on Thursday evening for
one night only. The advance sale indicates
a fiattering business. This production
ranks amongst the best drawing attrac-
tions and has earned an enviable repu-
tation with the public and the press. A
few choice seats may be had by applying
at once to the box office.
The Silver King. one of the best and
most popular of English melO-dramas,
acted by the same company which made
such a good impression at the St Charles
theatre three weeks ago has played an
fyVl Crpy
Avenue this week.-N. O. Pacayune.
EDUCATED Dogs AND TRAINED PONIES.
Prof Gentrys troupe of educated dogs
and trained ponies will make It's appear
Rnce at the Crawford Grand on Friday
night, Saturday matinee and evening,
giving three performances in all. This at
Fraction is especially calculated to enter
tain ladies and childred
The most wonderful and amusing act of
The evening was the visit of Mr. and Mrs
Schneider" IT is a clever bit of character
business accomplished 10y two dogs dressed
g. an old ma4 and woman, walking on
their hind legs, while Mrs. Schneider
wheels the carriage which contains the
baby. a little curly. white dog The baby
having occasion to cry a fourth dog in the
role of nurse, wheels the carriage from
the stage while Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
are comfortably seated on chairs provided
by the host and apparently indulge in an
interesting conveTsation.-EN.
COL. BAN.
"Col George w. Balm, kentuCky'S sill
ver-tongued orator, gave an eloquent
Temperance lecture at the Foundry Meth
odist church. Monday evening, March 3.
The auditorium and gallery of the church
were crowded. His theme was Labor and
License His Washington hearers seemed
surprised by his statement that there were
more saloons in New York state alone
than in all OF the country south of Mason
and DiXon's line Col. Balm was engaged
TO speak again under the auspices of the
w. &. T. 1. the following Sunday. -
Union Signal Reporter.
Young wives who have old husbands will
De glad TO know that Il New York phyei-
Cian offers to cure snoring for $40: but
D.. Bulls Cough Syrup viii cure sore
fhroats and colds for - cents.
For neuralgia, rheumatism. govt, burns.
wounds. etc, use salvation Oil. Price p
cents bottle,