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Land once at spokane Falls, wash. May
u. 1890.
Notice ~ hereby giyen that In compliance
with the provision. of the act Of c ons ross Of
Juno = 1H7S, entitled "An act ior the sale
OF timber lands In the states Of california,
oregon, Nevada and Washington Trrritory.J
John I. f,ik, of sgokane falls, county Of
spokane, state NJ Washington, has this fey
Med In this oHicc his swOn statsment No
80, Tor tho purchase OF lot y, OF SEQ A. In
Twp, 20 a., range ~ @, W. ~, and viii OF.
fer proof TO show that the land scu sht 1.
more valuable Tor IL, timbet or stone ihan
for agricultural purposes, and " establish
his claim Ia suid land betofe the rVRfstor
aud receiver OF this oilice at spokane falI..
Wash on Monday, the 2s,h day Of July,
1870, attn A. NJ.
lie names ~ witnesses.
Matt II. Christensen. James Aud. Pete,
Johnson and y. Erickson, all OF spokane
Falls, wash.
Any nnd all persons claiming ADVERSELY
tho above described and. arc fenuosted IL
flp THEFT claims in this once on or before
said 2sth day OF July, 400
HNli A Nv AIHnNn nn.lat..
, 1890-07-17
FIFrEEN WE'RE IiiLAED.
And the Number Of Victims May Pos
sibly Ee Larger.

lHitAGO, july u. Inc loss OF Hlc
caused by the explosion OF kerosene in
the hold of tho steamer Tioga yesterday
is as yet unknown, Just how many
were killed may noyer be accurately
learned. The list OF IaborerS who were
on the vessel at the time of the eSplo-
sion IL admittedly inaccurate, and many
may have been blown into the river
from the adjacent docks. This morning
the best Information obtAinabla placed
the number Of dead and injured and
missing at forty-iive. At least fifteen
are known To be dead.
The revealing glare ofdaylight showed
how terrific was the force which wrecked
the powerful steamer. The entire after
part OF the boat was a mass ofcharred tim.
UcrS and distorted iron, piled in two huge
masses, one directly in the stern and
the other around the smukestaok, The
vessel had settled till her keel rested in
the soft mud Of the rivers bottom.
over the main deck water flowed to
tho depth OF foot. The surface OF tho
water was covered with dark, green,
greasy oil. The machinery was much
damaged. The eccentric rods were bent,
the covering torn from the cylinders
and some OF the steam pipes discon-
nectcd.
The Tioga was one of tho largest
freight boats on the lakes, her dimen-
sions being $40 ieot In length, 80 feet
beam, with capacity OF 2,GOO tons. She
was built for the Erie Railway Company
at cost Of $4,000.
ANOTHER ENrLostoS.
Tonight another terrific explosion
occurred on the big freight steamer
Tioga that was wrecked last evening by
an unexplained conclusion In the hold.
Fire again broke out, and In few mo.
ment. 1t seemed as II the huge vessel
and cargo were doomed. The fire de.
partment, however, were promptly on
the scene, aud soon got the flames
under control. Two men were injured
in to-nlghts explosion, Hans Christen.
son ami Ihonus Johnson, members OF
the wreCking crew. Both were alive,
but severely Injured, burned and
bruised, Tho second disaster puts out
of question all attempt TO learn IT, Ger
tainty now the number ofviCtimS In tina
first explosion, Up 10 nightf,ll thirteen
burned and mnnEled corpses had / ecn
taken rom the fatal hold, and one Of the
wounded IN the county hospital has
died. A conservative estimate puts the
probable fatalities at "a total Of at least
twenty.
CAUSE oT THE DISASTER uSKsowN.
What caused the explosions was. late
tonight, still a mystery. one theory
was that a supply OF explosive vapor
had gathered In the hold. Captain
Phelps expressed the opinion, however,
that there was something else besides
oil or its gases IN the hold, but what, he
would not venture to say. The coron-
ers Jury adjourned until next week.
This was Captain Phelps first trip on
the vessel. and there are rumors of spite.
work cutting a figure In tho terrible
affair, but the gossip is impossible of
yeriticltion,
, 1890-07-17
TIMBER LAND ACT. JUNE 3. 1879
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land once, Spokane Falls
Wash, May ~. 1890.
Notice In hereby given that In CON pliance
with the provisions OF the act Of con gress Of
June3, 1878, entitled "An act Tor the sale
OF timber lands in the states OF California,
oregon, Nevada and Washington territory -
Frank y, Fender, OF Mayer, eounty Of spo.
kane, state OF WashingtOn, has this day
nled In this Office his sworn statement, No,
-, for the purchase Of the els of sci. of
section No, IL, In township 10. "a n, range
No. iOe W. NJ. and will Offer proof 10
show that the land sought is more yslusble
for q timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim tosaid
land before the register and feoeiyer Of this
office nj spokane Falls. Wash, on wednes.
day, the 9th day Of August, l-oO,
Hc names as wltnes.es; william ziegicr.
", j.. Mayer Jacob p. Thomps psun and y, A.
Fender, all ~ Mayer. Wash,
Amy and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands ae-fequested TO
hle their claims In this Office on or before
said 9th day OF August, 100
22eiO A.w, STRONG, Register.
, 1890-07-17
IMMIGRANTS By THOUSANDS
Prospects of the fnoihc Northwest
for the Eusuing Year.

PORTLAND, o., July l5.- Charles e,
Fee, general agent of passenger and
freight of tile Northern Pacific, is here,
and left tonight for Tacoma, en- route
tor Alaska. In a long interview MIR.
Fee said: "The Northern pacihc will
bring over 5000 settlers into Oregon,
Washington and Montana this current
year. The great question for the people
to solve is how to keep them hero and
mako them satisfied and prosperous.
The passenger agents of tho other lines
all say 10 me that wherever they 30 TO
colonies about to come West and en-
deavor to locate them In the Southwest
they find the leaders OF the colonies arc
bent on coming TO the Pacific North
west on account Of the certainly of the
crops, the niildness OF tho climate, and
the wide range of resources"
Mr.. Fee is accompanied by his wife
and party Of lady friends, travels In =
, 1890-07-17
THE LAKE oEnyAIs VICTIMS.
Nine Persons So iousiy InJursd, Six
Fatally.

lSDiAS,Pouts, July h.-.To-night 1t
Is snscertained that tho number seriously
injured in the vicinity OF Lake Gcryais,
is nine. OF these, Mrs. Lincoln, Charles
Clarke, Miss Minnie Meirs,
Frank Molancon, Mrs, Mclancon,
John Gusnther and Simon Good will
die. Mr.. Schurnier, Mrs. Good aud
Mrs. Hubert Schurmiur, while terribly
injured, will likely recover. Besides
these about twenty others were painfully
jured.
Late tonight II Is learned definitely
that the only fatalities In this vicinity
were those at Lake Geryais, and between
st. Paul and that place.
The storm did tremendous damage to
the crops and not u little to farm build
ings,
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE

unI,ea state, Ls.d onoe, srcksns rsiis
wash June 30. 1890
co%pi.int h.yiRE been srssrea al, a. shis
Perfyman for abandoning his nomo'seed
upon thc eis Of sv,a and lots = and 4, zoe.
iS. twp ~ N, range az ". y IN sgr
zane county, wash- wi.h Z vicw TO ths
arc hereby summoned 20 eppsar - this
Office On ths snth day oi August. iuf0I -
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to rcspond md iur lsh
tesiimony ooacsfnins ss'd sii,sc.l neen.ica-
Aept -. =. IL HCSnrh
log6 kecetvok
, 1890-07-17
MOTTO u.

United stntcs Land once, Spokane Falls.
Wash, Juuo - 1890
Complaint having been entered at this
Oillcc 6y sidney ". Bowling agniust Gtorgc
nenuhon Tor abandoning hts homestead
entry 40. G.5jJ, dated March 20. las9, up.
on the - mel, and m q. q set. II
sec. ", twp - H., range ~ C, W
81, In spokane county, Washington, with -
VirV To the CunCc ilntiuu OF said entry the
nt ; poksnc Fails Wash. On tho 18th Hay ~
August. | 800, at 10 clock A. Il 20 respond
and furnish testimony conc '.ufug said
alleged abandonment. A. ". STRONG,
lbib Register.
, 1890-07-17

ia hlhl'h NNNNli'
Land Once ut spokane Falls, Wash. juno
-, 1890.
named settler has filed notice of his Ntcn,
tion TO make tinnl proof In support of his
claim, ami that said proof VIII bc made
before the register NJ the Unit'd states land
office A. spokane Falls, Wash, on July 30,
iHDO, st l y ~, via; PatricS Gunniu,
who made dcglarrtoty statement No u. 2lO
for the me-, o, su'a of sec. 81, twp. 20 n, r,
"A e., ". ".
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya'
tiou of said land viz:
william GIL, y. ]. Fouts. A. y. Frederick K
and ;, H. AcNaughion, all OF spokane Falls,
Wash. A. ". STRONG.
28f6 Register.
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE.

Notice lie hereby given th at q petition viii
be presented TO the boant of county commits.
rioners OF spokane county. NashinKton, al
their next regular term. sssirg for the loca'
tion OF county road, described IS follows,
Commencing at q point on couiec road,
shout 30 rods southeast OF tho NV corner o.
sec 80, twp. 26, range II e.. W. NJ, aud
running thence in n southessterly direction
with > per cent grade. TO level with nrst
bench of bluff ON south side OF Conlec can
10 west line Of sec. 30. twp. ~. range IL.
thence south, ~ nekras prActible on section
lines, 10 Deep Greek canyens thence by the
Deep Greek, 10 the Deep Geek fslla andspc
kone Fails road. IN SC. ~ twp %,
g L. HAIFiEDD.
b. X BROWN.
, 1890-07-17
Dated July ?, 1890. los2
NOTICE. or SALE OF SCHOOL
BONDS

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed will receive at his onice In spnknne
Falls sealed bids for the purchase OF bonds
TO be issued b. school district No. 30 ot spo.
kane county, Washington, 10 tho amount q
live hundred dollars to0Ol said bondi
shall be pay able at the ONE OF the eonntl
treasurer OF Spok kane county, In npoksne
fslls, ten years from thelr date. and snhu
bear interest at Per cent per ann1n,, pay
able annually
bidders are asked TO maine the. price and
rate of interest At which they will prrehs-t
tanning bid. Inns: Bids Tor bonds OF school
district No. 96."
bids viii be opened and considered on tl,s
end day Of August 1850, Al O'clock. r
T,.a.,,.r ofsnok .ne conntx. Waxhiugton
, 1890-07-17
EORTy-FWE YEARS. BONDAGE.

For forty y.nye year, I have been alilic,s
with blood poison, liver and rheumatic lif
fcnltict Ny blood vas badly diseased
Blk hotties oi Hibbsrds Rhcn matte syrup
did ME moro GO Jd than all the other ,niii
c,nos nave taken. Ny friends have used
deriul remedy Mrs. MARY BiDDIE'
Mitchell iilc. Iowa,
For Sale by Cbas. MeNab
, 1890-07-17
SUCCESS OF A LAND BROKER,

q. X. Nicholson, Manson, Iowa. says; an
l-3g. ! commenced using Hib.
bard Rheumatic syrup and ~ asters for in.
ilHmnatpry rheumatism I had been
troubled three years with Il, and my Joint
were swollen 50 that | could hardly walls.
/ used three bottles and applied ths
and can say that lam ouied'
for Sale by Chss. McN ab.
, 1890-07-17
THE HALIFAX DISASTER.
No More Bodi,s Recovered Death OF
Another Victim.

HALIFAX, n. s., July l2.-No more
bodies have been found at thc scene of
last nights disaster in Dartmouth, and
tho search has been abandoned. 1t is
believed that no other bodies are to DO
discovered. Howard Foster, taken out
alive last night, died to-day. His
daughter is among the drowned. The
inquest began this morning
, 1890-07-17
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUSs q, isis
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

United states Land Once, spokane Falls,
Wash, May 40. 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF con gress OF
JunaJ. 1873, entitled "An act Tor the sale
OF timber lands In the statei OF California
Oregon, Nevada and Washington territory
Albet H. Gray, OF spokane Falls county Of
spokane, state OF Washington. has this day
llcd N This once his sworn statement No.
80, for thcpuruhase OF lots 1 snd 2, Of sec.
No. 4, In twp. No. 20 n., range No. ~ g., W.
NJ, aud viii offer proof n show that she
land sought II more valuable for Its timber
or stone han for agricultural purposes, aud
to establish his claim to ssldIind before the
register and receiycr OF this Office at spo.
kane Falls, wash, on tuesday, the l2th
day Of August, 1890. at q A. N.
He names as with ssesi John X. Ashley,
Frank X. Wilcox, I. N. Locke, Girls Hogan,
all Of spokane fall.. Wash.
Amy and all porsons claiming adversely
the nbpvc-descrtbcd lands are requested TO
hlc their claims In this ofice on or before
said 18th day Of August, lso0
22oi0 A. W. STRONG, Register.
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE TO COsrEACroRs.

Ordered that the auditor l. instructed to
advertise Tor bids ioE the conktruc lion OF
bridge acrnss Hansman crck on the Tee
road, nchr the town of IatAh. Rids to be
died with the auditor OF 5poss ne county ON
o. bcfo'e tho 2lst dAs Of July, 1890. at y.
NJ. the hoard ieserving the right to reject
any or all bids.
, 1890-07-17

United state. Land Once. spokane falls
Wash, April so, 1900 -
Notice isherebI given that In compiiancs
with the Ptoyinons Of the act of consrsss n
June .. 1873, emit tied An act Tor thc -sio
OF timber lands ~ the states Of CsllIoruls'
Oregon, Nevada and wa-hinefon ierrltory.a
Joseph y. Spear, Of sPoksne Falls, county
day filed In this ONCE Ms sworn statement
No =, for the yurehaso Of tho 81, seJ{
81 ncit OF sec. 90. In twp. 30 n, range 81
g, ". N, and will offe- proof 10 show thai
the land sought i mote vaiusbie for its
timber or stone than for agricultural prf.
poses, and 20 establish his claim 10 aid
land before the register and receiver of thIs
office 90 spokanc Fails. Wash. on wcdnss-
day. the 3oih day Of Jnly, iSsO, at . A. w.
He names as Witnesses henry Brook. of
Spokane Falls. Wash, David Z. HUI IL
sptingdalc, Wash. charles ". Arnold. ot
Loon Lake. Wash, and Jacob vogt. Of sprin =
dale, wash.
Any and All PERSONS claiming advct<ef}
the above described lanfs arc requested 70
hle their claims In this once on % bcfofs
said 90th day of July, 800.
seio A. W. STRONG, Register
, 1890-07-17
a GnEAr FIRE.
Fully One Thousand Houses Burned
at ConstAntinople.

CoNsr,SrisoPLE July ia great
fire is raging in Stamboul, u quarter OF
this city. The conilagraton began in "a
timber yard, and spread rapidly to the
adjoining property. Fully 1000 houses
ana shops have already been destroyed.
, 1890-07-17
WHEAT AsD HARLEY.

private car, and came In from Spokane
by way OF the Union Pacific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
CRUEL CUSTOMS.
HORRIBLBSCBNEs ENACTED IN THB HEART
OF SIBERIA.
The Insignia Of Rank IgrOmiOusly Tranplsd Upon.
A Teacher Commits Suicids Through
Shams-HOw Other Inmates
Were Effected.

PARIS. February ia cipher letter
has 1st bsen received by Russian refugee
in this city, dated December %, which
gives the details Of a horrible tragedy in
the political prison at Rsra, Eastern Sibs-
ria. Nine. Nadyds Sihsda, OF noble birth
and teacter in the high school at Mos
COW, was found last year with revelations
ary pamphlets in her possession and SEN
fenced TO penal servitude.
Ga her arrival at KsrAtbs the handsome
refined woman attracted the attention Of
the director of the prieon, who took an
early opportunity to insult her. Nine.
Sihada boxed the ears Of the director who,
in revenge, had her stripped and logged in
the presence Of all the men in the prison
Slch an outrage had not been perpetrsted
on O woman of rank since the days Of the
Empress Catherine. and the unfortunate
lady was 30 apprehensive If farther shame
and torture that she committed suicide on
the same day by poisoning herself.
Several of the other female political
prisoners, fearful Of receiving similar treat
ment, on bearing of the terrible event,
folio 8ed her example. A few miles from
the women's political prison at Kara, is
that occupied by male political convicts.
who on hearing of the tragedies revolted
en- msese. Troops we're called out, and
awful scenes folio sed, shooting, foggius
and torturing going on by Wholesale. Up
TO this time the Russian authorities have
been able to suppress all news Of the &C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
COKE GOES HIGHER.

The Price Advanced to So. 10 Per Ton.
The price of furnace coke is now So -
per ton, an advance Of 40 cents.
This is the price any consumer must psy
from this time until further notice, unless
he has contract at different price, and
it is understood that the operators have
a scarcity Of such contracts.
The advance is said to have been made
merely 10 cover the increased cost of pro-
ducipg coke.
The new scale went into effect yester-
day. The nominal advance TO the men
over laat years prices was about Is per
cent. but that does not represent the real
advance, for the men are given this ad-
vance for nine hours work, whereas last
year they worked ten hours. TheI efore,
the advance is from 90 to 25 per cent and
a little figuring will show that 81 10 is an
advance over the former price (Sl.75)
equal to the advanced cost of production.
There are few things in this coke
question which everybody does not realize.
One hundred bushels of coal is supposed
to weigh 1900 pounds. That amount Of
coal charged will only yield about 600
pounds of coke. Ia other words, it re.
qaires about 3. 900 pounds Of coal to yield
a ton Of coke. River coal operators pay 3
cents per bushel for mining their coal,
while the finished coke sells Gov for q
little more than four cents. Ia Epgland,
coke is to-day selling for 50 72 per ton, a
difference of 81 81 in favor Of American
furnace owners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
FIRE AT TORONTO.
The Dread L ement Works Sad Havoc
Among Business Blocks.
c,.,,f.r rr,io,vap, ~ tho RaofStar

The Dread L ement Works Sad Havoc
Among Buliaess Blocks.
Special Telegram to the Register.
TORONTO. O., February 11.-Llss night
about 10 o'clock small fire was noticed
in the rear of ]. ROsenstein's clothing
store, which rapidly spread to other houses
occupied by A. II. Arthurtolf,
shoe store; ]. Seigler, millinery
store Mrs. B. Bray, millinery store;
J. Brady, ieweler. All Of these business
houses were centrally located in toWr.
Tne citizsns worked like troopers to get
the flmes under control, bat sll OF their
efforts we're fruitless and the buildings
we're left TO b. cJlsunsi By the 'msa.
Men, women and children came rushing
out of their respective houses as fast as they
could possibly make their way through the
smoke and flames, and had it not been for
some of the cool headed people they would
have been burned to q crisp in ehorl
notice. The origin of the fire is
supposed to have been from not
,toSe which was left 10 that
condition in J. R1senstein's store about
9 O'Clock. The whole sffsir was caused
through careles saels. NJ lives were losi
and no one itJared. Tue fire is about
out. Light insurance was carrisd on AL
stock in the business houses. The loss is
as folloTs: o. stock of A. II. Arthurholt,
,hoe dealer, $4,000; ]. R1senstein, cloth
$3.50; ]. Brawdy, jeweler, $500; ]. Selgler,
millinery, S7OO; Mrs. L Bray, millinery,
$500. The buildings we're owned by Mrs.
=. NJ. Jiaks, who estimates her loss at
$40 OIO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
A PECULIAR CASE
Aired In Police Court Yesterday
MornlBR.


Morning.
Sunday evening Joseph Lineweaver
went to police headquarters and COM
plsined that he had lost twenty eight dol
lats buckirg egainst wheel Of fortune in
Hobstsiter's saloon, No. 1881 Market
street, and asked for warrant for the pro-
pristor for keeping gambling house. He
was told to come back the next day and
bring bis witnesses. Monday he returned
with his wife, and after making his COM
plant he'd several other witnesses sum.
moned, and the gambling warrant was
issued. His wife then swore out q war
rant for Hobstetter for selling liquor on
Sunday, alleging shs had seen men drink.
iDg in the place. The case was set for
trial yesterday morning, and lot o! wit
MISSES summoned, Linewesver stating
there were sixty or sixty.fv men in the
place Saturday when the wheel was going.
Both on Sunday and Monday, while st
hesdqusrters, Lineweaver showed great
ueoiio W sos MS moucy naCat Auu III tuis
ne must have succeeded, for during MOI
day he called on Mayor Seabright and
said he had swore out the warrants while
be was mad, and wsnted TO drop the
matter. He made the same overtures to
the p.ople at headquarters.
Yesterday morning the cases were called
in Court. The witnesses and defendant
we're on hand, bu. neither Lineweaver nor
his wife appeared. Mayor Sssbright dis.
missed both cases, saying that Linewesver
had been down 10 see him, and that it
looked as if there Was spite work in bring.
ing the charges. He assessed the costs on
the complainant.
Burt McOonsughey was fined $40 and
costs for disorderly conduct, on Seven
teenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
MORMON CITY ELECTION.
Gsntiles win the Day for the First Tins In
Thirty ears.

Gsntiles wiu the Day for the First Tins In
Thirty Years.
SALT LAKE CITY, February Livery
thing was quiet to-day. Business has re-
sumed its natural condition, and were it
not for the decorations upon the houses Of
the Gentle citizens, thsre would be no in
dicstion Of the great political battle which
closed last night.
OH ;isl returns give George A. Scott,
Gentle, for Mayor, II majority of 500;
Louis Hyams, Gentils, for Recorder, 539:
j. B. Walden, Gentle, for Treasurer. $50;
E. X. Clute, Gentle, for Assessor. 466; J.
N. COung, Gentle, for Marshal, 773 The
remainder of the Gentle ticket, including
fifteen councilmen, are elected by jor.
titles ranging from 800 to 400. This gives
them control Of the municipal council for
the first time in thirty yearp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
FLAMES IN MARTINS FERRY
Damage to Hundiog and Stock About
800.

Damage TO IA Bulldog and Stock About
Sl,5O0.
Last night about s:35 o'clock smoke
was sea issuing from the cellar under the
dry goods establishment OF Julius Jacobs
at the corner tf Hanover and Fourth
streets, aud the Gre department was called
to the scene and soon had the flames sx-
tinguished, with damage to the build
ing, which is also owntd by Mr.. Jacobs,
Of about $3.50. TEere is furnace in the
cellar and it is thought the fire originated
there. Mr.. Jacobs had just closed his
store before the smoke was discovered.
About 1:30 o'clock this morning the fire
again broke out in about the same place,
and the department WAS again called out.
They soon had the flames under subiec-
tion again. but the dsmsge this time was
about 81, 0c0 to stock and considerable
more to the bulldog, which is a frame
structure. 1. was said that the second
fire started in the rear part Of the store,
aud looked like the work Of al incendiary.
1t is understood the loss is fully covered
by insurance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
AMUSEMENTS.
Jim the Penman.

'OiIn tno Gtnma An.
To describe "Jim the PenmaD," which
is the attraction at the Opera House next
Friday and Saturday, in detail would be
mtrely a repetition. of repetitious. Every.
body knows this great play written by
Sir Charles Young, and erybody knows
it favorably. 1t is one Of those things
which people who pretend TO be 'in the
swim" would not care to say they had
not seen, just as there are certain books
which one feels it almost compulsory TO
read. Aud it is Justly famous; fer all the
euccessfGl dramatic ventures Of the past
few years none have more claims 10 COM
mendation. Ia the future when it is seen
no more, ii will undoubtedly be distinctly
1t will be in sense aistoric
because it has strong elements Of original
iiy and il has exc Ci ed a mark d tlevating
il tilence upon contemporaneous dramatic
literature. As picture Of modern society
life it is faithful, its termination seems
proper without bsirg overs,rained, and,
althoug the final scene is in itself sad, there
is abundant ground for hoping that there
ia much happiness in store for the good
people Of the company. A discreet and
appropriate vein OF comedy crops out now
and then and relieves the more serious
tendency of the plot. Reserved seats go
on sale at Houses music store this morn
ing.