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The sun., 1891-01-22
YOUNG MR. BLAINE PUT OUT.
He Forgot How 70 Behave Hanself IN
Railroon aaA Was Ejeetea.

He Forgot How 20 Behave Hanseif m .
Ballroom aaA Was EJeetea.
BA1rndo1I. Jan. 11.-James g. Blaine Jr..
was put out Of Lehman's Hall last night for
conduct that was not in keeping with the rules
Of proprtety. After the amateur performance
Of Fra Diavolo" at the Academy yesterday
afternoon, in company with other mem-
bers Of tho company. he attended . sup
DOR at which wine was served lib
orally. He imbibsd freely and soon felt
Al the German 1t IShman's Hail Society nero
was largely Tspressnted !, snd q. the affair 20 N
RIsine danced, and seemed TO 10Y hipself inn
msnsely until bis fhos: bsssn to "a hISt He dei1
took them on. He put them, ON again. and
the .isI would probably have % ben hE;1sssH, 3,
to tickle q young lady on the shoulder.
xss resented * Mdssly tss Trm6is
ont Of the door Who're Mr.. Blaine landed 10
not known. Tho dance ootinusd without him.
The sun., 1891-01-22

ss sss "a % II: H. s., s., ~:
Snssa a. es s e'a 81 TN: stH
Eas then severely criticised. Meredith's faith
IL sn9 nj even nSM and his late
OF sourrs there Is . briehter side Of the situ-
towns where there are to BE- three interestih9 ~
S TS Sss nsS sSisT: s; ss s.S:s Ss
6sr s TssppssIsnss under fsy!ot 4 wiJIlsm:.s
The deals with n GiSs1SSS IN sswaFt q
young Actress. and one Of the scenes to be ac-
SrTy. ksSs n s show the en
who can sing a. we'll a. act Is to be in the sup
scEI .hisS II wi Hl;N Sonsin pretty young
e sixays elsy.r, comedian 10 ShaIies 6osts.
.Ss .SteorsSip q sSlsS sas sP not b.ss ss sas eoS
fssssd ssS b, b snyeSdJ Ttll i; Wilson's farce:
the Biiou several seasons ago, viii bs brought
sS5:s K.es! Ts.n sS
sss ssa & Il n It's essfs S
ballet, S:iIss ,dspss5 s Ana shs csnsSSl,HIRs Vii ::
SsRI; b.: Sea er.s9S s9S MIL STARRING
sns Molsy 9ns. #m.ss som.
AZ s.ss T;s: ss;;.s s;
sss @ q; ssd sn
Earl, ss his depehtsr and heirese, the child Of
ss. Sss ST;.os sSss q Z sns
ys:s s.! Ss !: :s = }Sss;$ S: ;Sss { ss,:s &:
ssHss " Tha ss sas, ss
.h:p sn e Russ sSp xo X n:1s 4 & a.
5nsa s. II f. 5 :ss % z d.as. E
easily. and with little signs Of tiring Ter audi.
K: ae: f:s sS: pns
that two geneyeto ,s Of playgoers have harmed
to 1 a. s & not ssr s.s 70 s
hss s..i, fi Tisn1hs: 0s BE- h.s 81 .Sss @ isyitsS
tSss So T. IN fsSsrsss Lydia II Tho%Psen sHnpssa
& ,saa s:iG:s ssiisss sooSIsSts
o p.sS s sRs ay Ss .isT
q! ss.. 4nSes 4 Ses % 81 ssss
-, The Actor Order ., Rs1tsnash.Y !. q ch.r,t..
II ss1s Ser. 4
ssss q:
tHIorsos fsSis. ". isssy Isiss.sd rom IS:
5ot Sss : r.: Sss en II: ::
AZ .:,s; !: Sass
Friendship. which society proceeded to carry
The sun., 1891-01-22
Mr. HAMNKRsTE1wS PL.ANA
Ne eeys sAs Metropeiita. Manaee.eut -
TryinG 70 Rrevest 0ernan OPera.

Ne 9ays sAs lGetropefitaa ManageAeut -
TryinE 20 Prevent German Opera.
Manager Oscar Hammsrstsin's proposition
10 give German opera next year In his new
Murray Hill theatre. to Be built in Forty
ond street. will be determined definitely within
few days When the decision Of the Met
ropolitan Opera Houes directors was nrst
made known TO give italian opefa there next
year. Mr.. Hammerssein says. the German
artists were very ready TO sing In German
opera at his new house.
Mr.. HammenteiA said last nieht that three
wsll.known Germans had already promised to
subscribe $1,000 esch toward fund to sstab-
lish German opera In his new theatre. and
others have .xrsed % go 70 Il that enough
"0f course. .said Mr.. Hsmmerstsin. 1T
Sse o. shs
house VIII seat about l,6OO people, and II would
r .n r,dlsHlSTs tS supg1ss that coulS ~ Pss g
etags there though. could produce I'll Of the
Spfs such 4. sen
Immense stsss for . propsr production, Ny
Sss:s ssSs ~ :! ssssss s 18TH ss { {. SssS:oriS.1; "
Il: Hsmmsrsssin ~: that the Metropolitan
that 8 number q the artists nov. It the. Met.
ropSlitiSn ,S.v hsys 49, bs:n informed ,os that IN
they oa0 eIpees no further sneaeement
the prospect 10 held out 20 them that German
opera will b rsstored TO the MetropolitAn p
stare year after next, In which case they yill all
are inclined to take the change that italian
opera Will last only year. They think that
Mr.. Hsmmerstein has engaged Llli leh-
mann for his Harlem. Opera Houas for next
winter, and IN case the German opera plan
goes through she will b transfsrred TO the
Forty.second street theatre
The sun., 1891-01-22

LONDON. Jan. 2l.-Ths thsw throughout
England continues. One OF It's effects Was
disastrous landslide at Folkestone. Three
people were crushed to death in the avalanche
OF snow and earth which fell upon cottage In
which they resided.
Heavy snow storms are still prevailing
throughout belgium. and the mAils In Ger
many. France. and Holland are greatly de-
lsyed. owing to the interruption OF trafic
caused by the heavy fall OF snow.
The sun., 1891-01-22
The Hebrew Orpha. AsyIu. Bsll.

The HeSreW OFPhaa AsSIun nsil-
Tho BROOKLYN Acsdemy OF Music was radiant
last night with light and color. The eighth
annual ball Of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Society took place there. and many we'll
known Brooklynttes were present There
wore no special decorations. for tho manage
m.nt decided to save the money thu. might b
% expended for the orphans The Grand
march Was led BY Mayor Chapin and Mrs. Ira
L. Bambereer. the wife OF the President OF tho
Among those present we're Irs l. Bamherg.
a. SAMUEL Goodstsnb ~ MGssS Ksss:L hOsss
shsiia & Z; Courtney. Xfa.tm.n Hs.nsY. John Mc:
Gary PRESIDENT e. t6s foara q Mde1%sn men
Wechsier, Aaron J. wechsler. 8 Weehslsr, 10
scph Wechsler. Henry Msnns. Jacob Emsheim.
ar. Fernando SolinReF. Nathsp Hoes Robert
Michael Lew.
The sun., 1891-01-22
A olaAstonia. VIessry.

LONDON. Jan. a1.-An election. WAS held q
Hartlepool to-day 70 nll the Parliamentary
seat made vacant by the death OF the late
Thomas Richardson. The oil resulted In the
return Of Mr.. Furness the Glsdstonian cAndi-
pOlled By Mr.. Gray the nominee Of the Union-
lists.
srdson, who stood as the Liberal U Unionist can.
didate. receiNs sd S8Bl votes. hi opponent Mr..
Meryyn L. Hawkes.. Home Ruler pollin q
z AGO
The sun., 1891-01-22

The Board OF Walking Delegates ordered
strikes yesterday on the school buildings ct
18TH street and OourtlHndt avenue and Nintv-
third street and Amsterdam avenue because Of
non-union gas nttsrs employed on the build
ipgs by Contractor Nally OF Seventy-nrst street
and Ninth avenue. About fifty painters. der
rickmsn, and cArpenters quit work.
Progressive Painters Unions. Nos. !. 2 and g.
Operative Painters. and German Hoyse Paint
Hsil last night and. decided 10 demand eight
hours and $3.50 day on April 4 Their de-
mAnd will probably be granted without any
ruN;ssrly 200 clo.kmaksrs net in Florence
plight and erganifsd union in opposition 10
will be- known as Benevolent Cloakmakers'
Union No. !. Only skilled workmen will be ad-
mitted to membership. The men who are in
This scheme are dssatished With liaTondes..
skilled and unskllled work men. E Goldsmith
Was elected President. and J. Etbers Secretary.
the two unions will be engaged In lively
hght and every cloakmsksr in the city will BE-
afrfkfnQ.
The sun., 1891-01-22
A Chicago despatch SAYS Chairman p. O.
Large Failure In Montreal.

MONTREAL. Jan. 2l.-The hrm Of McLa1hlo
Bros. 4 Co. made an assignment The liabth-
ties are over t7OO.0O0. The banks to which ths
firm is indirectly liable. together with the
amounts involved. are the Bank OF Toronto
1920 OOO: Merchants Bapk.. $3.50 900; Bank o.
Commerce $4,000. and Nelson's Bank. &l00,.
OOO, J. Murray Smith. MANAGER OF the Bank
Of Toronto. has been named provisional guar
dian. and y meeting OF the creditors wiz y
held on the 26th inst.
The sun., 1891-01-22
The Chicago Air ship.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.-The directors OF the
Mount Carmel Air Ship Company held meet
ing at the Grand Pacific Hotel last evening
and ordered an assessment Of 10 per cent on
ninston says the $4,000. 900 is to be paid In
without delay snd used for .construction pur-
position buildinE. IL being put together. be
says. and viii be exhibited within day Or
The sun., 1891-01-22
snow n Africa

ALoIEBs Jan. 2l.-Commun cation between
AlRiers and the town OF Nsdssh. about forty
miles from here. has been completely cut on BY
the snow. II 10 impossible to continue the
mai! service. and the supply OF provisions At
Medssh is ysry soRrcS. Adytcss from GuSma,
In the department OF Constantine. say that
there is considerable mortality, ar,ong the
Arabs Of the mountain tribes They are suf-
fering from cold and famine
The sun., 1891-01-22

St Ann's Church for Deaf Mutes is consider.
ably richer because OF the amateur theatrical
performance that was given for its benent In
ChicksrinR Hall last night Mrs. Daniel Paine
Sssrsd ip sir ,cS.iss L Yoans's sketch On.
pSstyps rsId%sEinS loiHs1IoH and
Sargent Blake. and Miss Alice Gsather pre-.
sentsd . one oct oomsdletts f.oT the Frsnch
between the plays sang several popular songA
The sun., 1891-01-22
The YsefSsAaacs Of " L'AfE4esans" ~ I
German Opera CoapaAy.

oe-... ops-. Co.p..y.
The first psrformsncs this season OF Meyer
besr's LAfrioains WAS brilliant rendering
Of the work. chiefly made 80 BY the sxtrsor-
dfnarily perfect achievement By Reich
mann Of tho telling role Of Estusko. In
this part Reiehmann excited . genuine ssnsa-
ton. apparently endsaEorinR. with deliberate
intent 70 ousdo Ill his other former efforts.
And certainly he never appeared to such
splandid advantage - last evening. In looks.
IN action. and In voice he was fsultless. depict-
ing the ovsrwhslmine passion and the protect
ing tenderness Of the savage hero with Abso-
Lutte verify and touching dramatic fsryor
The character suits Rsichmsnn we'll since
he 10 decidedly moro at ease In romantic and
emotional or even In tragic roles than in
light comic. or conventional onsA The
very quality Of his voice. With its rich
dark color and its Affecting tones. makes clear
hS &. e .vasni Thss n ~
clear from ns. sAs en- 1. hs
tns h0as b. AZ P: and az
hearty rounds Of applause.
1sa sSi S.fs n ses ss.t S Of
s.s Bs0SS M; Hsl5
M1iler. Hovsman. HAstorh. and LurRenstein
contributed acceptable minor hRureA
II Frau Mielke can neyor b otherwise than
judioous and reliable she can also be cold and
unima81natfve In scenes whore love and sorrow
should b depleted - carrying away tho calm
barriers Of oomHon sense. Her eoene I'M
der the man9snillisf tree was portrayed In
S.:t sv ed Ssss &. 18th a.s:
wsifipe through s dew asld On !. Nay morn.
55.. :ss:Es 'RS Sras aas;; a.ssa Nth
Hons Of this sppreme Ipoment, the climax OF
unreQuitsd love. have bsen seen upon our
Opersdo stages, o. We cannot therefore ne
content With 20 cold and dim picture as that
which Frau Mielke gave uA
In ali essential details Of chorus. ballet, CO.'S
&C. :n' uDDS.s sHod da
nirably most Of the. time. The brass In
struPents were little TOO % bold Occasionally
the fourth act was not POLITICALLY smooth. The
waits between acts were reprehensibly and ex-
drag, 10 lts great detr1ment ~ . whole.
The sun., 1891-01-22
tn. ss.ssss4.i ss-.ssie .. Illinois.

The 9eaatosAal StraSgle N uihnois.
spMHay1ELD. ILL.,. Jan. 2l.-The two Houses
O, the State Legislature met in Joint session
st noon to vote for United States Senator.
lOi Oalssby (Ren) 100: 6treeter iFsfmersI
SNs strict party vote. and no election.
The second and third ballots we're the same
journ0d.
The sun., 1891-01-22

OolaWNro STATE Omcsss Appoah~
Dover. Jan. 2l.-Gov. REYNOLDS this morning
commissioned Garrett J. Hart OF Wilmington
Adjutant- General of State Militia TO succeed
Gen. r. d. Kenny OF Dover
Appointed the Democratic caucus nominees,
Wilbur 81, BuYnits and John p. Dulsn0y. State
Treasurer and Auditor respecuvely.
The sun., 1891-01-22

CONCORD. N. h. Jan. 2l.-On the first ballot
for stste Printer in the Legislature this after
noon there was NO choice. Edward n. Pearson.
the Republican nominee. lacking fvs Of ma
,ority. The second ballot resulted in the cleo
tion OF Ira O. Evans, Who although Republi-
can was not tho caucus nominee
The vote resulted: Evans. 1888; Pearson, l4l.
Mr. Eyans's election was, ,acoomplis he'd by
the votes Of Demofrsts. lsll but four Of whom
II is considered . defeat for Senstor Chandler.
as Mr. Pearson WAS his candidate. being man
honiior. eolon A. Garter OF Concord and q.
A. Gibbs OF Dover !kepublicAni were elected
State Treasurer and Commissary-G General. re-
apactiyely
The sun., 1891-01-22
Densress - 1ssign This
Week.

Week.
NYAcx. Jan. 2l.-Democrsts here asssrt that
Frank H. Dsmarest will resign this week a.
member OF the Assembly Thomas Finnesan.
. Hayerstrsw beer bother. who was beaten Ly
Demarest by one vote In the nominating con.
vention. wants to fill tho little giants chair at
Albany. Ex-Assem big man Dickey 10 also said
to be = csndidste- II Finnegan runs he will
probably DO opposed By ex-Assemblymsn
sherin shanksy left Nysck this afternoon
with subp9na duoes tecu,n for John Turnbull
private secretary Of President King OF the
Erie ordering him TO produce next Tuesday.
all the compeny's pspsrs In the Demsrest
Jury viii be asked by District Attorney Me-
Cauley to indict Demarsst for forgery. Tho
District Attorney has also. issued subpGnAs
for number OF Nyack people
The sun., 1891-01-22
IT WAS MISS JENNIE SMITH.
AHD lND YOUN6 NR. n1IHKWD
WE'RE THE ELOPNG CoUPLR

-
Another esrrs Name oes nnxea us IN tAs
sorSs 81 ssS lsus., ov1sc y sss TAN
s sS Asssess Aesss As-
A mystsrious MARRIAGE, nystsfious eleps-
mont ana what looked Ike dissppeerance
became tangled MP in Newark last week and
created great deal Of talk. The excitement
lasted until yesterday. when the mysterious
events were explained and strsiehtensd out
This Ia how It came about when Justice q
tn. Peace Bernard n Rodssrs Of a Eli,sssth .a re-
Afternoon he found that = ,ouns man ssd .
,ouns Woman were wa,,,ns 70. nun Mo-. 70 ..,
% arss. trimmed % With Siasa lac. ard. Sn fur cane s.
and said she wss is ,e.Is ola. Tns
couple we're sooompsnlso oy youos Tsu msa
rnU sonns man s,pl.n.a ms.ssss to u. jus.
youn4 ".n s p.'n. .ss. =. n..n..a
. them :s' md :: s;.s :;s::;
to to- report to sn. CIT, uert. The couple v.r.
married. and. - the Justice happened to bs
out Of blank marriage certificates they had to
one q. . stationery store They were impatient
to get away. and .. .oon - the ,slu. .I
Able was 20 eans y
the rsiifosd oepoh :,
-, :, I.S. y. M, m..s.
sos INTO sos ns~sDs's - -. so.n % Thns ths .tory
started Art. x.,., ...r. s,,uo,,o,u. n. ,..,..,.
Old a d.uantsr as, Of % a.nrs 3. sssddssord = 70.
asss. ins.ss o. st...s N.S.si Ma ssuddord s
beautiful, and has many. aceompushmenn.
shs sssTsA ssnSs. II e.. Gsnss end .hs stno sss
irssSnSs iirSSSSSnN i NsVs1t WAT ssss Ter bsn.ns eoeesE
2R i2.ss sa: .ssa :hs 8:
some Sssss EFT lrndhsdS sh so!o sas sss1
IN aons the %ips ns.uddiiord dd nos return hss
the next pSr q; Sns fssa moi ior
hous hs hsa any nss I ssi
,rsausStls unssS y n toallsd on Miss studdiior but
WSose name xiss Studdifords friends have
o 4 e Il: ysans out S
ne1 DAY and rsseiEsd ths zane ,sn, arn arsDly \:
q s1 rsei sed an
e JptSs K: ,onns oSs .om.n ena
.:nso osnes shan mis- Miss
recoilectsd hsyina seen her wear black M satin
%. Sos Sss daa in ia nd
studdioId h.,ina ben sons married A. snd 40 hs
same cam ABOUT that Newark folks got the mys-
2sriops mArriaee and Misc studdiford's A5-
sSncc nom home tangled together. In the
time .hs Vas With friend: h;6, sSa IN n: s1ars
AZ vesrs no william 8 Smith. his wife. and
two daua6ters moved % 1s Hampdsn street
Newark. Mis-! jennie. The younxsr daughssssr: g ss:
honaa va occupied By Mrs. Charles E. Mat
theWs and her son Henry. who was Just one
year older than Miss Jennie. Henry And jon
And rev up together. hhe became hand
some young woman and haa many HamirSrs:
but her heart Was uue 70 nonsI r sS.ne seVmS
The sun., 1891-01-22
Severe Earsbsuske sh heck.

VIENNA, Jan. 2l.-6sversl severe earthquake
shocks were felt yesterday st Prsssburg and
Lintz. The shocks caused much alarm among
the populations q those towns Windows
opened In the walls OF Q number Of the old
houseA-
The sun., 1891-01-22
tn. essA sosssty Co.eerG

TIE ssidl Society gives its sixth concert OF
the present season in the Academy Of Music,
Brooklyn, this evening. Tho soloists arc to BE-
Mme. Mislks and Herr Gudehus Of the Metro
politAn Opera House Oompany, and the orches;;
tsl numbers will be rendered BY seidIs full
Ssidl. The proersmme embraces Beethoven .
"SymphonX No !G malorl;" the MePhisto
hiida." and tho " Love Scene" from the third
act Of WARn0rs "6ie9frted."
The sun., 1891-01-22

LoSpoN. Jan. 2l.-Nsws has been received
here Of terrible explosion Of firsdamp In
colliery At Jasinowsts, near the city OF Char
kov. in European Russia Only meaxre details
s STsr ioSe G Q, ss mnss S%
killed,
The sun., 1891-01-22

whss Baby vss Id, vs gave hsr OaNoriA
whss she wss Ola, shs crtsd for CastortA
When she became Mis-. she chung 70 CAssoriA
Wa sAs hsa childrss. she gave tAsm oasssriA
The sun., 1891-01-22

RoMS. Jan. sl.-Ths Psps b suffering non
slight chill and hes bssa confined 70 his BED
since Yesterday morning The physioians st
TOR alarm.
The sun., 1891-01-22

A Mintavy BssoVS % fFevent LysohtnG.
PrT.RsBuao. Va. Jan. 2l.-The negro. John
Irving. Who 10 charged With being An soosssory
TO the murder Of Capt r. C. OVERLY In Neck
lsnburg county. wss taken to rBoydton. The
tire county is 20 bitter against IgytnR that the
Petersburr Grays, . military COMPANY OF this
Hanf lYpoh ling.
The sun., 1891-01-22

DovEn, Del. Jan. al.-In the House Of Repre-
ssntativss today . bill was introduced which
provtdss for the abolition OF the state militia
There is Q growing feeling exatpst thv Nation
sl Guard By the people of the lower counusss
who claim that II " too exponAsve
The sun., 1891-01-22
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

swlE1's sese!rle :. .. q
CONTAINS NO MERCURY OR
POISON or ANY KIND.
IT lS PURELY VEGETABLE
AND PERFECTLY HANMl EoSs
VET IT 10 THE ONLY Pen
MANENT CURE ron con-
JAclouS DlooD POISON.
AND
THE RESULTS OF MERCURY
kvEN IN THE HANDS OF
A 6kuLFuL PHYSICIAN,
ARE TO BE DREADED.
N THE HANDS OF THH
rOPULACE 1T BECOMES
EXCEEDINGLY DANGEkoUs
AND WHEN COMPOUNDED
INTO NosTRUMs BY IGNORANT
HANDS IT BECOMES yATAx.
Besks % Bleed a.a sits Aissasss fsSa
"swuT sr1uu oes AYAaRk Sh
The sun., 1891-01-22
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it il pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently etpromptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho syy-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs II the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
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ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commendit ID
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tryit. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG SNRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. oAL
tomsYiLif. Kr NEW voRk n. y
The sun., 1891-01-22

ysr the sick th sxsA asd In an diseases Ct shdrsn
Msiis Ysed Inv siusble It's perfect AdAptabity tor
AanopstIAtsd-AA0
The sun., 1891-01-22

Tho German Government IL considering
whether foreign insurance companies carving
on operations In Prussia shall be required 70
invest their premiums In state securities.
The sun., 1891-01-22

The nrst Of the Pschmann Chopin Recftals,
which was to have been given this afternoon
In Chicksring Hail. has been .poctponsd until
Monday afternoon next At which time tickets
for THURSDAY Will be accepted
The sun., 1891-01-22

ssptsbly BY the Sanger company. and is Is
fHst mn Is eyer i is Worth.
kara the Corsc%sn % Riri Her - enssSsmsps sS zen.
St,hs nh ne 4,d Madison square company was brief.
eEsssm m!naSob goSd Snher the and ,o
nnImept ;.'I @ Jessie West and n very bright child.
tnsns.tonie ts ol,ie are are useful in the support The
Il. s 9i Toss s
snsstSr sss,. syrnes Dy Irszer Coulter; h.s a.
tSsn Hon o' specalties has enliyened several Of
ins Ky, seenes;n thisimelodrsma JACOBS Theatre
tns Bar,I Iin & Soldier" ono Of tho noIsisst Of
3,ssng The present impersonstor oi
nc. Arthur Dunn. diminutive song and
pbTst,,pq 1ss pqII With plenty Of limbernees IN his
sssnssr%inGly ana plsysd BY tts kursai:. 4 ninbs
IHsr1%a Hsni daRser 3sf. and pretty girl bssiSss
q novelty called Tse Save ~ n SirI's i'TS1 Dream.
iSWesentins u the suspension OF Q young woman
@s as ssssYs Tas sS
Hs.l q "Mohbars Jars H st the D'Hasig Hssis% Opera s
r. ssRpaHse q large sudisnces. Is Jssobs =
~ oiGbS;o9Yken b;9Yk Theatre the usual mid d-week change
0N' 's TO be made tonight
.Sii,osures, disbandments. and economical
i,ons rss1s are numerous among the theatrical
BoSpssr Brs3p,sss hate Claxton's compsny and the
sn'Ny ssy Bottom OF the Sea" party are trying to
oh viii Fss ss.os this ,Ss; Ssst on halt sl.Iss b9'
Timno Tim ot Brooklyn will call IN his "Good Old
drn@ss drmss a. the close Of this month. The mslo..
as" bssn sssn sno.lls.,iy bp5 II
n jns1s9. the comedian. who has been starring
Cav. r. 'arse M called Clean Sweep "sinoe 1883,
light night q, the end OF his engagement AZ low.
B"'ft Dof. harIs@ thsstrs; TRs e3mpany beaded
ssuss'ens sns illness. Saturday night saw an
mns,nto 10 the tour. OF Rapid Transit. q
tsiIes BEEN an isrGe which for the past month has
d. ho'ele the Harlem manager One of the
t1Wss 9ipera i4er iroHpss l. about 70 come bsek @
West: West: Harry Meredith, an admirabIS fmpsr.
ssUna'or Of certain heroic types, has lust re-
ssasss,,S sssa ~ ,Ss city from yerE briei and IN;
The sun., 1891-01-22

Nr. L s. Anderson. for the past five yearp
Assistant Treasurer. Assistant Secretary. and
road. has resigned. to take effect Feb. !. Mr..
Anderson will 20 into other business in BoStoa.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-04
compHNY's COUNSEL.
FAULKNER & WALKER

LANDS, FACTORIES, &cThe
within mile
Faulkner iron Beds with the richest great
Cumberland Valley
years Virginia attracting
the attention Of capitalists from all the world but time has there
advantages
undertake. State with the finest
this we'll the finest TIMBER and they this State
advantage
the coal timber etc We feel assured that no town IN West Virginia can
afford such inducements Marnsbu city already nearly 5000 people,
the county Berkeley of West richest garden
spots
hands, of whom skilled wormen, with
roll Of from $50 month with their lines connecting with the
cities and railroads of the United States \
The Cumberland Valley Railroad from Harrisburg Pa through
Marnburg and connects with the Pennsylvania system
Virginia. eight miles this city, and doubtless will
complete to Martinsburg
through the belt Of timber lands probably
the world DESTROYS extend their railroad deep and order
at that Mansbu must be the business centre Of the great
Mineral State.
of MaItinsbug
and built either side with magnificent blocks Of business
The supplied Holly SYSTEM
which from and failing sufficient supply $4,000
people
MINERAL AND TBERln addition the 1000 for factories
residences Company controls hundred mineral
timber lands The will showing this beautiful
visitors The climate Of Marng unsurpassed for heathfu
ness
FACTORESThe Company has Furnaces
and of kinds and call special attention this
ducmen for factories to this the manufacturing West
Virginia and do all its induce artisans Of all kinds locate at
artnug where they have cheap schools and churches
climate Capital
each-par value $1,000 full paid and onassessabe. N
Ten must be paid per month
thereafter deemed exedent by the Board of Directors such times
Subscribers hegh their stock paid
lis they hold shares shall have the
right to double the amount IN the payment Of lot