The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-01

!iSit week WAS rather dhll IN ara
matte circles. Tho lectures OF DR..
iongslloro Potts wore the only altrac-
ton at the Opera House after tho "Old
Homestead" This week Prof. Bristol's
horse troupe will occupy three days
there and "The Police Patrol" will
close the week, while tho universal ia
yorito, "Thc County Fair" will hold the
boards week from tonight.
TIE POLICE PATROL.
Tho Opera House management an
nouncc the first production in this city,
on Friday and Saturday evenings next
with special day performance satnr.
Gay, Of Scott Marbles successful nclo.
drama "Thc Police Patrol" 1t is Il sim
nc but direct story OF police life, and
drpiCts in vivid and taking manner
the inner workings oil that department
winch means so much for tho police
safety. The principal portion OF tho
scenic embellishments aro taken from
localities made famous by their ,associa-
lion with historical! events. Ono act in
,roduces reproduction OF Haymarkct
Square. Chicago, the scene OF tho great
Anarchist uprising, and shows the po-
licemen's monument which marks the
spot where the bomb was thrown.
PROF. DnisroI.'s EoulsEs.
As already announced in our columns.
Prof. D. NJ. Bristol and his school OF
thirty educated mules and ponies will
exhibit in the Opera House thrcc
nights this week, commencing Monday.
A matinee will DO given on Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons. Tho fol-
lowing is from the Newark, N. j.,
pGiIy AdrtrliSsr: "a large and apprecia-
tive audience greeted Prof. D. NJ. Bris-
tolls EQucsCurriculum at Miners theatre
last evening. Almost everyone is
aware that this remarkable troupe con.
sstso about thirty wonderfully trained
and beautiful horses, the tricks and an
tics OF which arc so numerous and va
rcd that they are able to entertain an
audience for whole evening. The
opening OF the show takes the form OF
school, in which various tasks and
duties arc assigned to the horses.
LOTUS GLEE CLUB CONCERT.
Seats will be reserved at F. W. Baum
cr & Co.'S at s o'clock this morning for
the famous CLEO club concert at the
Opera House next Thursday. The Bos-
ton Herald speaks OF the club as follows:
"The Lotus Glce Club made its first
appearance here this season on this oc-
casion. There is no need to add a word
to the commendation already given
these singers. They have made their
name and fame known on both CONT
nents, and richly merit MI the high
praise that has been given them at
home and abroad. Tho selections were
yeritable gems in quartctte singing and
they were applauded with enthusiasm
after each appearance. Miss Marshall
found high iavor."
THE COUNTY FAIR.
The dramatic novelty OF the season
will be the holding OF Neil Burgess
County Fair" at tho Opera House
Monday evening, February s. This is
announced ms tho farewell tour OF this
charming depletion OF, rural life with
Its merry husking bee, old-fashioncd
country dance and the somewhat re-
markNble running race horse scene, in
which three kings OF the turf are
ridden by weIl-known professional
Jockeys, three-quartcr-milc contest in.
iG!! ylowol the audience by means OF
NT' burgess patent race track, adjust
IL, ape and equally effective on all stages.
Inc play will DO presented here with
lie same perfection OF detail that char
as'erzcd its four years run in New
1oFk, one year in Boston and six
months in Chicago. A hall hundred of
people will appear in the production,
winch is cmbellished with two carloads
Of scenic and mechanical environments.
"oH, WHAT ANlGlIr!"
This is tho name OF = play which will
Will be at the Grand next Friday and
Saturday, and is presented by Charles
A. LodeF and a strong company OF
Gighleen yocalists, dancers and come
olans. 1t is SAID to be the greatest COM
lal'y that Mr.. Lodcr has ever had.
IRWIN BROS nId SHOW.
At the Grand this evening the Irwin
bFos Specially Co., which is said to be
away upin the Vaudovilleline, will com.
meAce 4 three nights engagement. The
company Is well spoken of by the press
NneFe 1t has appeared, and is composed
" o; many OF tho noted artists in tho spe-
GG!a'ly line. Seats are now on sale at
G;ea'hers store, and they arc going of
; ,;H enough to show that tho Grand
VIII De packed TO the doors tonight.
STAGE SNOWEI4AKES.