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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
THE BACHELOR CLUB.
a Statement of the Difficulties In the
Organization.

The Bachelor Club is the name of a
prominent social organization, which
has given dances every two weeks at
Frsnzheim'S Hall, during the past two
seasons. Its membership is composed
OF ProteStantS and Catholics. At the
time the organization was formed, the
Catholic members waited upon Ri. Rev.
J. J. Kahn, and secured his consent to
attend the dances under its auspices,
on condition that the rules Of the
church would not be violated.
During last Lent the hops were given
as usual, and the Catholic members Of
the organization did not attend. but
still retained their membership. When
the Bishop learned that the Club pro-
posed TO give dances during the present
Lenten season, he denounced the or
ganlzatiOn from the pulpit, advising
parents not TO permit their daughters to
attend, and asking them to influence
their sons to withdraw from the organ
zatiOn.
\ special meeting Of the Club was
called. the matter was discussed. and the
Protestant members, being largely in the
majority. declined TO postpone their
hops until after Lent, urging a. a rea-
son that they We're under expense for
music and hall. which would be total
loss. The Catholic members, eight in
number. then withdrew from the organ
iIatiou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
TRANSFER MADE.
Tag FIRM OF BLOCH BROS SELL OUT TO tai
NEW CORPORATION.
Biz Money Involved in the Transfer-fu'uF'
Plans Unknown-An Assignment
Made Yesterday.

This morning the new corporation,
known officially and to the legal and
business world as the Bloch Bros. To-
bacco Company, is in possession Of the
mammoth plant and tremendous busi-
ness heretofore carried on so successful
ly in this city by the enterprising firm
of Bloch Bros, the plant being located
in the square bounded by Fortieth and
Water streets, and Alleys E and 26.
Early in December certificate OF in
corporation was obtained AT Charleston
for the new corporation. the incOrpora-
tors being Mcssrs. :. ). Bloch and W.
p. Hubbard. of this city; Benz. Butter
worth. formerly of Cincinnati, now Of
Chicago. and Charles +. Fleishmann.
l.. c. Weis. A. Howard Hinkle, l.. c.
Goodale and Lee H.. Brooks, Of Cincn-
natl. The capital stock was limited Ia
-. 500, COO, all OF which, it is currently
reported, has been subscribed for, the
MessrS Bloch retaining controlling
interest ia the new Company, receiving
for their plant, good will. etc. ccrtili-
Gates representing considerably over one
million dollars.
What changes, engagements. or Inn.
provementS will be- made in the plant OF
business by the new Company are at
present unknown; indeed, all inf0rma'
ton relating to the property was denied
reporters yesterday. both at the Court
House and by representatives of the
Company, but nevertheless the fact j..
! here presented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
John Z. Sullivan Done Up Early This
Morning.

About ten minutes after one O'CLOCK
this morning big six-foot man in gum
boots and flannel shirt, came stagger-
ing into the power house at the water
works, with his head covered win
blood. As soon as he could collect MS
his thoughts, he said he had been as
saulted and robbed.
Officers Driller and Desmond rang up
the patrol wagon and took the man 10
the City Hall, where he gave the name
of John 2. Sullivan and said he was
New Yorker, working for John I. Uio-
ney. below Moundsville. He came up
to the city yesterday, and stopped at a
Water street hotel-which one he ala not
know. He fell in with two strangers
and the three started out to see the
town. They visited several saloons
and then went into Alley c society
Then they drank beer, and one OF them
played the piano and sang songs. About
| 1850 they left to take Sullivan back 10
his hotel. Instead, they took him down
Ninth street, up the "Pewiky" track,
cut his head open in three places, loon
all his money and left him lying on the
! track.
About o'clock this morning bee.
Miller was arrested on the charge oil
being one Of Sulivan's aSsailantS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
AbuseofirresponsibIe Persons.

Chief Of Police Delbrugge has had oc-
casion once or twice lately to arrest
John Ferguson. Il weak-minded charac-
ter, well-known about town, for drunk
enneSs, caused by men giving him
liquor in order To secure amusement
through his antics.
The Chief also calls attention TO re-
cent performance OF some practical
iokers." in the Eighth ward, who in
duced Gus Garbey. better known as
"Coal-box." TO make trip to Mounds
Vile. where he obtained transcript OF
public record. at a cost Of a couple OF
dollars, under the belief. instil!ed in his
mind by his tormcutorS, that he was in
terested in some real estate referred to.
On the way back Garbey missed the
train. and had 10 walk the entire twelve
miles, in bad weather-all to crafty the
perverted ideas OF pleasure entertained
by some people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05

The Council Committee on Real Is
tate met Yesterday evening and decided
after some delibcratou. that II would
be- inexpedieni to sell the triangular
piece of ground at the intersection OF
Thirty-third and EofT streets.
The fact that a disSolutc woman i
renter Of city property in the Second
ward. and as such Objectionable to tho
neighborhood. was referred to the City
Solicitor. as were also certain deeds oil
transfer for leases of city property.
4 resolution was adopted, recon-
mending the repair and ventilation Of
the city lookup, and subcommittee
consisting Of Mc>Srs. Weitlell. Filar
and Mckinley, was appointed 10 meet
with the Water Board on the question
OF repairing the Paxton fountain, and
surrounding it with an iron fence.
Council was also asked to purchas,
desks FOR each branch OF Council, fol
the use of reporters.
The annual estimate was then made
up, the total being -. 500, and includ
ing $500 for repairs to the City Hall. anc
$500 for repairs to the lookup, includ
ing the construction OF some system o'
ventilation In the lookup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
The Jurisdiction OF justices.

10 he EiRor Of TIE Register.
SIR:-Article 81, section =, of the
Constitution Of West Virginia, says that
the jurisdiction Of Justices shall extend
throughout their county. Some mem
Der OF the present Legislature has a bill
TO restrict them to their respective dis
trcts. i not this bill, should it become
law, a palrable violation Of the Con-
sttution?
Merchants and business men. and all
citizens would be subjected to great
and disastrous wrongs and hardships
should such bill become a law. How.
and why? The writer knows in one dis
trict alone. that both Justices get drunk
daily. Now, suppose that the business
men Of that district should be compelled
to take their business to such Justices;
what would be the consequence?
In Ohio county. the great bulk Of the
business is done by four Justices in the
business center OF the city. to wit:
Caldwell, Davis, Ankle and Phillips.
People come to these Justices because
Of their convenience to attorneys, Court
House and other reasons, and such has
always been the case in Wheeling.
II seems to the writer, that there are
men invariably elected to our Legisa-
ture who know no more about the wants
OF the people than if they had lived all
their lifetime in the Dark Continent.
They introduce bills and enact laws that
are without common sense. reason or
right. They can't tell you themselves
what they mean or what they were in
tended for.
The present Legislature is no cxcep-
ton to the rule. Its Col. Bob White,
Col. Jim Ferguson or Col. Welch or
Watts, or Colonel somebody else. These
men constitute the quorum for legiSla-
tive business.
Once in four years would be often
enough for the Legislature To meet, and
thirty days should be its limit. The
best thing the present Legislature can
do for the people, is to now adjourn.
The farce should end. CITIZEN.
Wheeling, March !, 1927.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05

There were eight cases in Police
Court. yesterday morning. Hugh De
vinney and Thomas Finn, charged with
disorderly conduct. were dismissed
William Kalbaugh, the Il. x o. man ar
rested for obstructing South Side streets
and alleys, was dismissed through a de-
feet in the ordinance under which he
was arrested w. Jaryo and &. sud
dick, two American citizens by adop
ton. were fined one dollar and costs foi
disorderly conduct. James johnson
got five dollars and costs on the same
charge. William Marks was fined two
dollars and costs for harboring a vicious
dog. The rule against Mrs. Osborn fol
falling to appear was dismissed, th'
Court taking pity on the defendant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05

Alexander Dumas never wrote more
fascinating play than The Corsican
Brothers" which the talented young
actor. Robert Mantel, IS TO revive in
spectacular form at the Opera House on
Saturday evening next. The version
Of the "Corsican Brothers used by Mr..
Mantel. as well as the mechanical ef-
fects. visions, vampires, tricks, traps,
apparitions, scenery, costumes, etc.
etc. i similar To that presented few
years ago by Henry Irving at the Ly-
ceum Theater in London, and differs
considerably from the one formerly
played here. This version is divided
into six acts and tableauX, and opens
with a scene at Louis chambers in
Paris. ending with the death of Fabien
at their COrSican home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
FELL DEAD.
louis GreIner. Of North Wheeling, stricken
While at Market.

Yesterday morning, about elght
o'clock, while Mr.. Louis Griener, OF NO
5e4 Nam street, was standing at the
stall OF Mr. Charles He'll, talking to that
gentleman, he was suddenly stricken
with heart disease, and sank upon the
pavement. He was at once carried 10
Mr.. Anthony DuSch's, across the street.
and physician summoned. but nothing
could be done, death having resulted
Instantly, from an affection OF the heart.
Mr.. Greiner was aged about II years,
and was born in Germany. He was Tor
many years engaged in business at the
corner of Main and Sixth streets, and
had a very extensive acquaintanceship
among citizens Of the First ward, ana
the German population Of the city gen
orally. He leaves wife and three
children. two sons and a daughter the
former being Frederick Greiner, the
Main street grocer, and Richard Greiner'
living out the pike. The daughter Is
Mrs. Stromberg, of 81. Louis.
Mr.. Greiner was at one time mem
Der of Council from the First ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
An ASSIGNMENT
by Harrison Mccarty aud Martin
TcCarty Filed Yesterday.


TcCariy flied Yesterday.
4 deed Of assignment from Harrison
McCarty aud wife, OF Washington coun-
ty, Pa. and Martin McCarty and wife,
Of Douglas county, Kansas. to George
K. +. Gilchrist aud w. VI. Dunlap. was
placed on record at the Office of Clerk
Hook, at the Court House, yesterday.
The deed transfers to the aSsigneeS 10.
acres, rood and Sc poles Of land. in
one tract, and two acres in another
tract, situate on the waters Of Castle
mans run, and the aSsignees are instruct
ed to dispose Of the property in the
usual way. and out oil the proceeds 70
pay the following liabilities:
a note made by Samuel McCar,y to
the order Of James Sanders, dated De-
sember >, ISIS, for 5000: a note made
by Samuel McCarty TO Margaret J. Nc
Carly, dated December ., lSss, for $3.50;
a note made by Samuel McCarty 10 Har-
riSon McCarty, with interest from Jan
uary 20. 1892, for money advanced: d
doctor bill Of 800; S3j 10 Margaret j.
McCarty: 80 for funeral expenses: a
note made by Samuel McCarty 10 ;. a.
Noble. for $50: a store account due H..
l.. McCammon of 80; So for lot in a
cemetery. and so due John McCarty.
One-third of the residue is to 90 to Mar
garet j. McCarty. and the remainder
* to be equally divided among Harrison
McCarty, Martin McCarty, Samuel Nc
Carly and John McCarty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
Condition. Complied with.

The President OF the Board Of Com
miSsioners, Mr.. Cruise, and CLERK rem
Pendleton. yesterday notified the re
wiky" railroad authorities that tnt
proDosition Of the Company to grade
and gravel the river road, at Young
mans in its present location, would 6t
accepted upon the understanding that
the railroad Company defrays the cost
Of right of way through the Youngman
property until the completion OF inc
work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05

How tb, human system cvcr RECEIVERS rrou
Oh, lead effects OF the nauseou> medicines otter
Htersuy poured into b. Tor The suppositve Re
lief OF dyspepsia. liver complaint. constipation
-h-umati>tn sud other ailments. is q mystery
The mischief done by bad medicines il scarcely
less than that caused by disease. I; they who
are wesk. bilious dyspsptic conslpated o.
rheumatic. would ofteuer he guided by The e1-
-. rieure Of lnyaliis who have thoroughly tested
HoSfeffer Stomsch BitttsS. they would 10
every iustsnrr Obtain Ihe sp--iie-t sid deriV.
ale from riouaI medication. This medicine
IA s. searchihs sud a. Co., SAME 'im. o. thorough
isl sole remedy. derived from yvs-ishie SOURCES.
.us possessing. o. -uu-.g ucuc- of its hasi, %
ru-.' spirits. nr.p~rti-~ s> ul-llclua. ,finu-
isut not to he found z clio fesy locai bit.ers
aud ,umuiaut> often r--ortrd 60 hv th- iehili-
tsted iyspeptic snd lau-u'd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
,rrasted nm Snsnlcion

ONcer Devlin, of the Eighth ward
arrested a young man named QUINN on
suspicion that he was the party COM
hitting the assaults upon Miss Boden-
stein and Mrs. Susan Miller, so fully de-
tailed in the REGISTER yesterday morn
ing. but neither Of the ladies could pos,
itiyely identify him, although both had
more than suspicion that he was the
guilty party. As they would not make
oath to his identity. the prisoner was
released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
AMUSEMENTS.
A LAUGHING TREAT.

Every year good theatricals are be-
coming more popular as source OF en-
joyment to both old and young, especial
| lv the laughabe entertainment. There
is splendid line Of attractions booked
at the Opera House, among which is
the Ezra Kendall Company, which is to
give a special performance OF their
laughabe creation, "a Pair of Kids,
on Wednesday next. As a laughable
producer. Ezra Kendall Is styled The
Prince" and with his pantomime farce,
"A Pair OF Kids" has had remarka-
BILE success for five consecutive years.
The kids" visit to Us will be Il laugh
able treat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
INJECT \ BIG LruP.
The Prayer Family Gets a joyful Tele-
gram from Washington.

The Prayer Family Gets joyful Tele-
gram from Washington.
The passage OF the French Spoiiation
I Claims bhl IN Washington yesterday
caused considerable Joy and satisfaction
among claimants In various sections Of
the country, but perhaps nowhere more
keenly than among the Prayer family
here i'm Wheeling. Yesterday afternoon
/ Dan. T.. Prayer received the following
telegram from their Attorney, w. f..
Earle. in Washington:
WA-mNcroN, ID. c., March g. 1891.
ptE l.. Pruga-Claim passed and bill
signed Thanks 70 YOU and Pendleton.
". r. ENRLE.
The telegram was Immediately made
known to the interested parties, and
naturally some OF the members OF the
family could hardly contain the JOY they
I felt, inaSmuch rs IL was the elimination
OF long and weary years OF litigation.
The Prayer iamily's right of claim came
through their grandfather, John Pra-
ger. who was merchant In Philadel-
phia. and also owned largely in ship
ping. During the war between France
and England In 1900, some thirteen or
fourteen OF his carcoed ships were
seized by the French privateerS. The
claim has been in litigation for almost
81 years. Just what amout the family
will receive they are unable 10 conjec-
turc. as there are SO many expenses
% De deducted, although at the least
they expect to receive between $4,000
and $4,000 Yet, one of the members
OF the family said be would not be sur
prised II il reached S2OO,OOO or $780,
goo. as he had frequently been informed
that the claim OF the Prayer family was
one OF the largest Of the French Spolia-
ton claims, and, in fact. he would not
be- surprised if the amount received
reached fabulous sum.
The following are the members OF the
family: Mrs. Elizabeth Prayer, Geo.
Prayer. Charles Prayer, Dan. l.. FRA
ger. VIM. Prayer. !. ID. Prayer Andrew
Prayer. Michael Prayer. and James
Prayer. Mr.. ID. l.. Prayer will be the
administrator OF the claims Of the Pra
gar estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
fArsr ro-MoRRow mon

Faust Up to Date" will appear at
the Opera House tomorrow evening. An
exchange says;
Faust Up to Date, with pretty Kate
Castleton, of paper Doll fame, as
Marguerite, opened at the theatre last
night to a crowded house. \ talented
company worked hard to make the bur
leSque success. and they undoubtedly
succeeded. The scenery, costumes, par
aphernalia and stage effects were the
same used by the original company from
the London Gaiety Theatre. The skirt
dancers were good and were received
with the same old time favor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
Cheaper Gas.

10 he Editor Of ne Register.
The time is now rife for the reduction
in the price of gas. The gas works is a
money-making concern. Why not re-
duce the price and thus make it availa-
bic as an illuminant for the most hum
bic citizen. Cheap gas, water and cleo
tricity, will be an inducement for mer-
chants and manufacturers to locate IN
our midst. These are three elements
that the merchant and manufacturer
and householder all must use, and j!
their cost can be reduced to the mini
mum so much the better for the whole
community. Why not advocate cheap
er gas. Mr.. REGISTER? The city ought
to furnish fuel gas. REDUCTION.
Whecling HOrch !. 1871.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of In
dividuals.

BEN Horkheimer is out after serious
illness.
Frank Stamm is in the East on a bust
ness trip.
William Conard is out, after quite Sc
we're sickness.
viii Nichol, of the Island, left last night
for Laport, Ind.
NJ. J. Leptou, of Grafton, was at the
Behler yesterday.
Rev. II. Haas, pastor Of 81. Paurs Ger
man Church, is I'll.
Ed :. Elliott, Esq of kingwood, was
in the city yesterday.
r. W. Keger, OF lamont. registered at
the BehleE yesterday
Abe I.ukens. Of the Island. is GONZALES
cent after severe illness.
Janitor John Howell, OF the City Hall. is
out after a spell Of sickness.
Roman Dober, Of the North End, is out
again after severe illness.
Rev. L. W Barr, Of Bellaire, was call
ing on friends in the city yesterday.
The Cray Lot" Company stopped at
the Behler YESTERDAY en- route 10 Mounds
Vile
=. j. Hobbs. an insurance adiuster, from
Columbus, o.. stopped at the Mcclure yes
terday.
RIB. Martin and o. ). Mckinney, OF
Fairmont, were guests at the Windsor yes
terday.
julius LeMoyne and y G. Hopper. Of
Washington, Pa. were Hotel Behler
guests yesterday.
Miss Clara Sadler of the Island, return
eel yesterday from an extended visit with
friends in ParkerSburg.
Mr.. Harry G.. Bills. oneAof the Associa.
ted Press operators, who has beer III with
typhoid fever, is cOnvaleScing.
Charles Coner OF Cniontown, and David
Hardy and Mr.. Miller. OF Mckeesport,
arrived in the city last evening.
Mrs. James +. Freeland and children, Of
rents, MI. and Mrs. John Men amara, on
South Mccullough street.
Rev. Mr.. Nj. r. Dryden has returned
from visit 10 Chiffon Springs, New York,
where he has been recuperating. His fam
lily is now visiting in Wheeling.
DR.. aud Mrs r. W Hallett and Mr..
Henry Russell left Tuesday night for Pass
Christian. Mississippi. This resort is
quite popular with Northern people IN the
winter.
David White. the popular collector for
House and Hermann, was on the streets
again Yesterday. after being confined 10
the house on account of injuries received
some time ago.
Mrs. {. A. Sipe, Of Fairmont. arrived
here last night 10 Join her husband and
daughter, Miss Fannie, who have been
here for some time She is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Governor Fleming
Charleston GAZETTE.
!. NJ. Dauer and family have removed To
Athens, Bradford county, Pa. where Mr..
Daner will engage in business. He has
for a long time been connected with the
Singer Sewing Machine Company. and
his many friends wish him success.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, diff
dence, sexual weakness, pimples. cured by
DIR. Miles Nervlne Samples free at The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
The Electric Light Estimates.

Mr.. John \. Secey. the electric light
EXPERT. left for New York City. at
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, taking with
him map of the city and large accu-
mutation of data from which 10 make NJ
his plans and specifications for the in
formation of bidders. Yesterday Mr..
Seeley was over the city. from one end
to the otaer, with members OF the Com
mission. and has a pretty thorough I'M
Outstanding OF the situation. He will
have his estimates here in about 4 week,
and will come on himself, for further
consultation with the Commission, Few
days after the receipt Of the plans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
Ahxicetn Mothers.

MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRrP ha
been used by millions Of mothers for child
rem teething for over nifty years with per
feet success. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once, produces natural, quiet sleep by
freeng1the child from pain, and the littl'
cherub awakes is bright as button" i
is very pleasant to taste. soOthes the child
softenS the,gums, allays pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels. and is the best know
remedy for diarrho,a. whether arising
cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05

Miss Lottie Williams, the sprightly
soubrette. who plays Della Snow, the
burly colored girl, in Shook N Collier:
military drama, "The Blue and the
Gray" which commences three nights
engagement at the Grand this evening
March 5. is not yet sixteen years Of age
Her singing and dancing in the first act
is feature, and she has bright futur,
before her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
SPECIAL SALE OF SECONDHAND
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

One octave Knabe Piano.
One "a octave New York Piano Go.
One : octave Emerson Piano.
One octave Il. Won Mindcn Piano.
One a. j. ~ c. Fisher Piano.
One 6 octave Chickering Piano.
One rs McEwen Piano.
One 81 octave krakauer Piano.
One Smith American Organ, stops
One Burdett Organ, = stops.
One Estey Organ, stops.
One Packard Organ, g stops.
One Mason Il lIamlin Organ.
One Standard Organ, 6 stops.
One Ithaca Organ, @ stops,
One Hamilton Organ. u stops.
Call at once If you wish 10 secure
bargain. i. w. BAUMEE n Co,
1910 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05

INFANTS long dresses at Pc. 3gc. soc
sc and up to 500.
Infants cashmere cloak>. Sl.5O Il
Sl5.00.
Children : black >urah silk coats.
Children's brown faille silk coats.
ENSHEINEE's. Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
THE NEWS OF TEE DAY,
nod o,hid,an HalIucInations.

Justice Davis sent John Swineoerger
to Jail yesterday for ten days. John was
suffering from ophidian hallucinations'
and the cage was adiudged the righ'
Mace to effect recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05
win Re Sent to The Insane Asylum.

Edward Cloud, the negro who was
shot by Officer Moran on the 18th OF iast
November, while trying to capture nim'
has become insane in the jail ana ne
will be examined and committed ior the
asylum by Justice Davis to-day fart
Of the papers were made out last night
by the Justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-05

THE Kings Daughters will give a
supper at the Fourth-street NJ. f.
church, Thursday evening. March ;.
Charge for supper, 95 cents. 4 literary
and musical entertainment will follow,
FOR which there will be no charge.