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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-09
LOOAL BRRYITIRs.
n1Al.or. Of MINOR 1toment IN and About

Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
THE GRAND this 'eyeping-IlosO Hill Folly Co
TIE Council Committees on Police and Fire
Department are called for 10 night.
CHARLIE FISCHER, an old resident OF the South
Side, died on saturday, At the age OF eighty.twC
years.
MANAGER Ross, Of the Hotel Windsor, has re
GIgped, and MIR. Charles Hobbs will assume The
position.
LOUIS susDAY, for threatening to cut people
In the Second ward, and one plain drunk Wert
the only arrests last night
AUcTIoNEHR CHAMBERS HERYEY sold last weel
the Joseph Ridgley home fafn'0f 100 acres, sit
uated on Short creek about Que and one hall
miles northwest al West Liberty, 10 Charming
Smith, for $40 % per acre.
WILLIAM McHECIIHEY, the man who was with
Bee Miller the night John I. Sullivan wa
afternoon. He told all about the JOB and Rd
milted his presence. The Justice held him "a
court under 81 ,O09 bond.
THERE have been many complaints as 10 The
fearful condition OF some OF the Island side
walks. On North Front street the sidewalks IL
sticky mud. On Zane street Is a box containing
GdeHd dog. The box has been there ever since
the Hood, and surely 1t Is somebody's business
to sec to Its removal.
PRoF. JOHN. n. BIRCH, principal OF the Llnsly
institute, will give talk TO young men at the
Young Mems Christian Association building
tuesday evening. His subject will be Japan"
This Is one Of the series Of practical talks given
at the Association building from time 10 time,
and not only members Of the Association are In
vited to enjoy them, but all young men arc vel
come.
THE drawbar Of the private car Of a. B, Stick.
uey, chairman OF the Board OF Directors OF the
81. Paul, Kansas City & Chicago railway. pulled
SEIckney and party arc on trip "a
the hast, and, as their car had "a
DO repaired, came on to this city and regis
tered at the Mcclure House. The following be-
long to the party: Mr. A. D. stIckney and wife
aud two daughters, Mr., and Mrs, LuSk, Mir. and
Mrs Flown and Mn. Schilmann, OF 81. Paul
MINI
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ATTgDIpT AT MURDER.

Two Brothers.in.I.aW QuaETol-ons Cats
the Other and InAIotA n Fatal Wound-Tho
Assaiinnt Held in Five Thousand Dollars
Bail.
About $50 O'Clock yesterday morning
Aaron N. Gilbert was stabbed by his
brother.in.law, s. ". Calvert, with a
pocket knife. They were playing cards
with a party OF friends in Pearaon's
saloon, on Market street at Twenty;third,
when the trouble arose. The wound in
fiicted is about three inches long, and 70
about two inchesto the left of the navel.
The bowels protrndsd1 from the wound,
and Gilbert, holding his hand against
them, walked to DR.. Alderman e Office.
DR.. Ackerman sent for DR.. Schwinn, and
they examined the wound.
It was found that one intestine was
cut, an artery was severed and that the
cavity was fnllo blood. The physicians
sewed up the Intestine, tied up the
artery and washed out the bowels, re-
placing them in the abdomen.
The patrol wagon was sent ior ana
Gilbert was removed to his home IN the
rear Of the Lange fats, opposite the Fe-
male Seminary.
At4:SO q. m. Squire Davis was reused
and issued a commitment, sending Gal
vert, who had been arrested By Officer
Carney, to Jail in default OF 81, 600 bail.
At half past two o'clock yesterday al
ternoon Squire Davis, Prosecuting At
torney John q. Howard aud Officer
Lukens went To Gilbert's house to take
Ibis ante.mortem statement, having beer
told by the physicians that there waE
scarcely a possibility Of his recovery
When they arrived at the house, Gtlber'
said that he did not think he was COINS
| TO die. Under these circumstances, nj
regular ante.mortem statement could b'
taken, as the Law states that the person
making the statement must be awaII
that he is about to die. However, Gil
bert, who was suffering intense pain, re
lated the story OF the cutting, as follows
! "We we're in Psarson's saloon, plnyini
, ssyen.up for amusement. Calvert callet
me a ed fool, and 1 resented 1t
whereupon no struck at me. lpushe.t
him back, and be then dew his knit
and cut me. felt the blood coming an!
held one hand over the wound while
struck at him with tho other hand.
,, have heretofore had no quarrel wit
Calvert, but he has always treated m.
sister, his wife, badly. had takel
three drinks OF beer. / was not drunk
neither was he. don't think he wa
Mrs. Calvert, siOter Of the wounded
, man and wife Of the asRailsnt, wa
, present with another sister. Boil
stated that Calvert had always carried
knife, and, he said, If any OF their tamil.
I bothered him he would cut him open
! rhe knife is a good sized Clasp.knit
with the large blade aharpened to fin
' Il seems that Calvert made snOthe
pass at his b!other-in.law, for hi
trousers were cut on the right side
His condition is very critical AM
chances against his living are az ten t
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THE TRADES ASSEMBLY.

Routine Business Transacted at the Rcgu-
lar Session Yesterday Afternoon.
The meeting Of the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly yesterday after
noon was largely attended. President
oLsary and Secretary Salisbury were in
their chairs. A special committee from
the Connel}sYille coke region, composed
Of Michael Morrissey and L. R. Davis, was
presented and made statement OF the
condition OF affairs there. The Assem-
bly, then made donation OF Se5 for the
aid Of the strikers.
The Auditing Committee made re.
port Of the various Offices Of the Assem-
bly, which showed all matters TO be in
very good condition. Tho special COM
mittee appointed to look after the sale Of
Milwaukee beer in the city reported
that It had made an investigation and
found q number Of saloons selling 1t, but
that they had all promised to discontinue
the sale as soon as the stocks on hand
are disposed OF. The committee YVES in.
structed to keep up the fight till all non.
union beer is driven out and TO make an
effort to stop the sale OF non.union made
stogies. NJ. J. Murphy, Treasurer Of the
Assembly, who has lett the Plasterels'
Union and become contractor, resigned
the position. The Assembly then
elected William Frohme, it,, OF the
Cigarmakers' Union, Treasurer. A
special committee composed Of Conrad
Wassaman, Jere Meade, Milton Donley,
F. v. Salisbury and W. q. q. Riley was
appointed 10 revise the constitution and
hY.laYs.
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AT THE THEATRES.


Charming Maude Granger, who until the pres
ent season has not been seen west OF Pittsburgh
for four years, Is announced at the opera house
for Friday and Saturday. Manager Rlester has
succeeded by special arrangement for the actress
10 appear for three performances during tho on,
gagement, with three changes OF bill. The
opening bill will be the new play "lnherited,' y
In which she has met with such phenomenal
success In her present extended tour, which has
embraced all the principal cities Of the country
from New York 10 San Francisco, ard from MIN.
neapoliS 10 New Orleans. "1nhedted" Is the
Joint effort Of Richard 0Rvey Of the London
TimtS and MES. Lucy Hooper the American cor.
respondent at Paris. TWAS originally produced
at the Theatre dc LApplicatiOn, Paris, under
the title Of L'HeFitAgC de Helene. At the Sat.
urday matinee Miss Granger will DO seen q
Camille" character In which she and Clara
Morris arc today the ideal eXponents Satur.
day night Miss Granger will present her own
version OF 1.-THE Creole as she has played Il over
500 times IN the principal eitttB, A feature Of
hor engagement will be the competent support.
Ing company she will bring With her. II com.
priseS several well known people including the
handsome and talented leading man Harry
MsinhRll. Miss Changers engagement will be
one Of the artistic events Of the year. She has
never appeared In Wheeling but once when four
seasons since she was seen here In The Union
Square Theatre success "Lynwood." The sale
Of seats for the engagement opens wednesday
morning,
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BghlAIRA.

All Sorts OF Local E0ws aud aossip froua
the Glass City.
Miss Maggie Morrison Is quite sick.
Mr.. n. Ulrich has moved his family 10 Rush
Run.
Rev. 7. ", Lane, of the First NJ. E. Church, is
on the sick list.
Miss Julia Gotby Is home on a short vacation
from Hiram College.
Mrs. Al. Norton. who has been sick quite q
while, Is GOnyalescelt.
During tho absencs Of George Poormau in the
West, Capt. Henry Maggie is tue "loCal" on the
Tribune.
Harry Shepherd, Of this city, was sentenced to
eighteen months In tho pen for attempted
burglary.
The horses OF J. N. Maring, purchased In Ken.
| lucky, arrived on Saturday and were admired
by all who saw them. They are beauties.
d. II. Duyal, for $500, got the John Brice
farm near PnwhHtan, aud shan. Rlmsey bought
the William MellOtt farm near Dover, paying
81, 500 for 1t.
A corpse was shipped from here Saturday, sup
posed to have been en- Italian from the name,
He had died a natural death somewhere In the
neighborhoOd.
A Philadelphia doctor, ". Maclliain. came on
last week, and assisted By DR.. 7. n. Wells, per-
formed an operation on the little child Of ChaB.
Rodeter, below town.
The creek bridge at Union street has not been
repaired. Bids are being advertised Tor, and 10
tho meantime during tnls soft weather 1t Will
be apt 70 fall Into the creek.
The jury In the case OF Il. g. McGaughey, Esq,
| found him guilty OF making and uttering a
forged nole. The penalty is not less than one
nor more than five years In the penitentlRry.
The whole and sole topic Of conversation here
being well known here. There were aud arc
here many warm friends OF DR.. Baird's, partlcu'
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Trnnnfers Reeortled.


Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record three deeds Of trust and transfers
A deed made October 20, 1890, by Will
lam NJ. Hutchinson and wife to Christina
Reinacker for lot No. !, Lewis Lunsford
subdivision, Leatherwood; deed OF cor
rection.
4 deed made March, I, 1891, by "A. Q.
Harrell and vile to Henry Bew, for 80
by IS off Of lot No. II, McLure's addi-
ton; consideration $1,000.
A deed made March 6, 1891, by James
Filan to Simon Bopp, for south half Of
lot No. 6, square 2S, Oaldwell's addition
consideration S525.
A deed made November s, 1890, by the
Mutual Building and Loan Association
to Mary E. Mccormick wife Of William
B. Mccormick, for four acres Of land in
Triadelphia district; consideration $3.50.
A deed made March Z, 1891, by Charles
q. Copp and Carrie v. Corp to George
PAUL., for the north half Of lot No. SO,
Fink's addition No. 2; consideration
81. 900.
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WHEELING 1NsrALMENr 90.


Our preparations far surpass any Of
our past efiorts-and while every de-
partment is not TO our satisfaction ar
ranged for Spring showing-yet many
are filled to overlooking. We have goods
to show that have no duplicates in the
city = Exclusive : Modern : desirable
goods-our store is the acknowledged
emporium of style-The headquarters of
ssasonable Novelties The depository Of
choice manufactures in Furniture, Car
pets and general Housefurnishing Goods
NO connoisseur can consistently omit
calling on us before purchasing-What
is "a Ia mode" in housefurnishings can
be seen here.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in The city and wheeling FOlGl
Abroad.


strangers In The City and wheeling FOlhI
Abroad
". N. wilklnson, manager of MAnde Granger
Is here.
Otto Jaeger. Of Fos!Orla, is the guest Of Eighth
ward friends.
Michael Gallagher, of star!le, Ohio, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. J. H. Edwards, OF the Weston Democrat;
spent Sunday In the city.
DR.. A. F. GaSmire has returned home from q
short visit 10 Caldwell, Ohio,
Mrs. John Francis, Of tho Island. has returned
from visit to friends in Columbus.
D. Il. MeIghen, Of Littleton. stald In the city
LAST night on his way to Pittsburgh.
Col. Il. II. McEldowney and Mr.. Bruce Hall,
Of New MastlBsyIlle, were here yesterday.
VIII MenkemelIer Is at home from the PhIla
delpLla College Of Pharmacy. He will take q
position with W. W. Irwin.
Mr.. Richard Campbell, Private Secretary To
internal Revenue Commissioner Mason, Is home
from Washington for short visit
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Wun Lung.

This is the queer name of q Chinese
laundryman in Hartford, but he hal
probably two lungs, like most Of US
Some crying babies seem to have dozen
Lungs should be sound, or the voice will
have weakly sound. DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery makes strong
lungs, drives the cough away, generated
good blood, tones the nerves, builds up
the human wreck and makea 'anotheI
man" Of him. Nightsweats, blood
splitting, short breath, bronchitis, asth-
ma, aud all alarming forerunners Of Con-
sumption are positively cured by this
unapproaChabie remedy. II taken in
time Consumption itself can be bafled.
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House cleaning geaaon-Houaekeep'
ers, tradespeople's, storekespers', every.
body's busy season-spring is fast ap'
proaching. We are busy as bees pre-
pairing to display a most extensive line
of Spring Goods-We're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will not
be till every nook and corner in every
department Of our building is filed with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought. We've purchased
an immense stock and with it we have
an assortment uuequaled at prices I'M
approachable.
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HE WILL BB NOSELESS.


How q wife Driven Desperate Punished
Her Husband,
CHICAGO, March S.-Driyen to desper.
alton by constant abuse, the wife Of q
salesman named Henry Aiken attempted
to kill her husband this morning
by shooting him in the head,
Aiken came home drunk aud began
quarreling. He seized his wife and
was choking her as usual.
She had prepared herself for
just such an incident, and jerking a re-
volver from her pocket fired it point
blank In his face. Their three
children screamed with fright and
police running in placed both husband
and vile under arrest. Aiken will re.
cover, but will be noseless and bear q
scar four inches across hia cheeks.
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In,ere,t,nr .l,e,,nr To.nirh,.

In another column will be found ar
advertisement OF a meeting OF the bust
ness men in McLain's hall this evening
at 8 o'clock. Mr.. II. H. Dodge, general
manager OF the Merchants Retail Com.
mission Agency, will deliver a lecture
on the evils OF the credit system and
the means at hand for It's control. Every
merchant who can possibly be present
should attend this meeting.
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our theatre ROers RScends TO Heaven one wild
unanimous shout for "morc buttons" This re,
mRrkable unRnlmity Is witnessed 10 tho large
audience that greeted Ezra Kendall In A"Pair Of
Kids" at the Opera House last evening, and the
canoe. First, nearly every auditorl0St most oil
his buttons through violent aud inceSslnt
laughter, and the second ig TO see that mimi
liable comedian, Mr.. Kendall, as "GileS Button
once more. FHnpy2 Well There hasn't been
4 iunnier or n moro IaughtermRklng farce
comedy on the Opera House stage II Its history.
Ezra Kendall Is q master OF facial expression
which adds materially 10 his ability rs 4 come
bis audience In one roar OF applause-IO City
Republican.
fhe Kids date at tho Opera House is wOdnes.
dAY night.
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Tho Rent oonrh NIedlclne.

Zone OF my customers came in to-day
and asked me for the best cough medi-
cine had," says Lew Young, promi-
nent druggist OF Newman Grove, Neb.
"0f course I showed him Chamberl sin's
Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to
see any other. | have never yet sold a
medicine that would loosen and relieve
q severe cold 30 quickly as that remedy
does. I have sold four dozen OF L
within the last sixty days, and do not
know Of a single case where 1t failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction" so
cent bottles for sale by w. W. Irwin, o.
R. Goethe, ]. Klari. o. Schnepf, INV,
Heinrich, John Coleman, w. E. vii.
liams, O. Menkemiller, W. O. Arm.
breCht and S. L. Brice, MwP&w
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Couldn't MAKE 1t.

For the fret time in several weeks the
Electrical Railway Company attempted
to run oil It's cars yesterday. While the
electrical machinery was being moved
from tho old TO the new power house
only few cars could be operated. Yes.
terday the attempt to run them oil
failed. The power was too weak, and
some Of the cars were finally returned
to the barn.
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panil, nf Inhn a. Gihnor

John A. Glbney, formerly of Wheel.
ing, died yesterday at his home in st.
Louis, after an illness Of geveral months.
Mr.. Gibney was the agent, west Of the
Mississippi river, Of the Belmont Nail
Company, Beuwood Iron Works and the
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company. He
formerly lived here and his mother lives
in East Wheeling,
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nsnth ni won KNOWN Indy.

Mrs. Matilda P. Heiskell, relict Of the
late Capt. Ohio W. Heiskell, died OF hel
residence on Chapline street on satur.
day alter a protracted illness. Mrs,
Heiskell was the daughter Of tho late
William Paxton, one Of WheelinR's best
known citizens. Her lie was passed in
this city, where she drew around her q
large circle OF devoted friends. A wo.
man Of high intelligence, gentle and full
Of kindness, her character was adorned
with all the graoes that make woman
most loveable. Mrs. Heiskell leaves
three sons and four daughters.
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WHEELING 1NsTAIMENT 60.

Our credit system enables you to MAKE
home comfortable-1t affords you sur
roundings you are entitled to-and which
with such system as ours within your
reaoh-you should no longer deny your.
self, Millionaire and mechanic are on
the same footing here-1f you haven't
the ready cash you are as welcome as If
your pocketbook was overaowing-
Don't hesitate-oome here, money OF
no money, We are prepared to credit you
We give you time to pagan oppor.
tuuity to make home comfortable.
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Go TO Kurner & Co. for Wall Papers
Of all kinds. 80 Twelfth street, second
door from Market street.

E. L, RosE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left q few Of the finest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods In other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt OF all the newest
novelties In NOOlens for mems wear,
consisting Of sultings, PantaloOnlngs
and OYercoatings, which we are pre-:
pared TO make up In tho best style ana
he at reasonable prices. Buy the best
25 cent fast black seamless Halt Hose
made. NJ G. HESS g. SONS,
nwsI 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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Annthar olh Citirsn Gnnn.

Mr.. William West died Saturday at
his home on Eighteenth street, in the
sixty.seVenth year Of his age. He leaves
& wife and seven children, four sons and
three daughters. -Four Of the children
are married. The funeral will be from
the late residence at 3 o'clock this after.
noon. The remains will be inferred at
the Peninsular cemetery.
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If you cannot see and need spectacles
You should call on us and have Jour Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. 6RUBBt
JeReler and Opticians
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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nosO nm Folly Company.

This great spectacular burlesquc company,
numbering upwards Of thirty.lVe artists, will
Grand this evening. This company has great
reputation, and the costumes arc said 10 be the
finest used by any similar company IL this
country. Those who desire seats should secure
them Rt once At MelF'R,
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About @ o'clock yesterday Officer Jake
Watson was informed by Charley Dennis
that an Italian was back in Alley o with
a knife in his hand, threading to carve
the Inhabitants OF that thoroughfare.
The officer ran back to the scene, but
the ITALIAN had fled.
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Donth oE mn ON tII,Irsn.

Mr.. David Plate, an old citizen Of
Wheeling, died Saturday afternoon at
his residence, No. 1870 South Broadway.
he was the father-in.law Of George L.
burst, the confectoner. The funeral
viii take place from his late residence,
ct two o'clock this afternoon.
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If you want good Wall Papers at low
prices 70 to
GEO. E. KURNER < Co.,
Painters and decorators,
80 Twelfth Street,


The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
LIQUID fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions make ittheir favor
lite remedy. 1t is pleasing to the eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet. efectual in
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
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HEIsKELu-on Saturday, March 2, 1891, at s
O'Clock p. M, MATILDA y, Wlic Of tho late
Ohio ". Heisteh.
Funeral services from her late residence, 1ls2
chapliue street, on Monday, March 0, at 2
O'Clock p. m. Friends OF tho family are In.
yIted to attend, Interment private.
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The largest stock in the State to select
from. Prices lower than the lowest. AS
an inducement to early buyers every
carpet sold this week for Caah 5 per
cent will be handed back to the pur-
chaser. STONE & THOMAS.
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Last Excursion to Washington, d @.

Thursday, March 12, the Baltimore &
Ohio Company will run their last Mid.
winter Excursion to Washington and
Baltimore, Round trip $40. Tickets
good returning ten days. Secure your
sIeepinR car space at depot Office,
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II your eyes tire or head aches when
reading or sewing, consult without
charge Prof.. Shed, the optiCian, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. MwT&w
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WASHINGTON, March s.-Por West Virginia
raiu, cooler by TuesdIy, s9utherlY winds. -.
For Western Pennsylvania, rain, lightly
warmer, southeAsterly winds
For Ohio, rain, cooler By Tuesday, southerlS
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Qhf Sntellioenter.
once ! Nos. 10 and 81 FourtssDthstEee..


Everybody VIM DO lucky-stOne 3 ThOnhl''
Fourth Page. - ,-...., No..
Wanted-CollecloF ,,.
Meeting Of Merchants and Business Men,
GfSnd oSer" aouSc-Kinder Garden Co.
wheeling InSialmGnt Co.-Fourth Fage's
WomEn'i Hospital Association.
Optical Departmental. G.:Dillon q Co.
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This celebrated musical comedy will com.
menCe three nights engagement at the Grand
on ThuTSday evening. March y. This company
buLlneLB Is aIslred.