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lNDELLl PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Charged with ManslauRhtsr Because
OF an Overcharged Blast.

Peter lndeli. Il contractor, OF Jos West
one Hundred and Twenty-sixth street,
pleaded not guilty to an indictment OF
manslaughtcr in the first degree before
Recorder Smyth, in Part l. of the Gen
eral Sessions to-day.
July - last. lndelli was blasting In
one Hundred and Twenty second street,
between Park and Madison avenues.
An ovcrcharged blast caused some rocks
to crash through the walls OF the house
No. 81. and crushed to death Mrs. Posey.
"Olorcd, and her eight-year- old child
Indeili claims that he left the scene OF
the blasting before the accident took
place, and told hts men not to set of
any more heavy blasts that day.
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81" ROAD MUST SHOW CAUSE.
May Re Enioined from Building the
Third Niath Avenue Track.

Justice Beach. OF the supreme Court,
to-day signed an order requiring the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
to show cause before him Dec. why an
Injunction should not issue restraining
the construction OF the third track on
the Ninth avenue branch OF the IL"
road
rEc application for the order to show
cause was made by Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Connolly.
The Court declined to make the CON
tents Of the ailtdaNits public until after
the counsel tor the Manhattan Company
had been served with the order and
copies Of the unldaVits.
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James " SIMMONS twenty-five wears old a
compus,tar living al TIE Imperial Nu'ul. On rarN
Row. walked into the Chambers Street llDsp!Tl
thl, morning suffering from small pOA. He was
taken to North Brother Island,
Ere hr,he cut In the fyc-sforv Brow stone
building - West Thirty eighth ~It"t. ursuViei a.
"A 1. Ard Us house At { IS urIp.k ih!- morning
II MAS discovered In the basement ogggp!ei hy
n j J New,Ii THE cauae Q; the n.e is IN.
known. Damage 500
John Fitzgerald. young tough. Was sent 70 the
ialui Tot bfue months from the EsseN Marh"'
tnIrt to-day. lie came hone drunk last night
ana l-at his sl,k father When Ai' sNpmu.h,r
in'arf'r,i, he struck her ard she had him ~
Tuaicd
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pREsENTMENTS TOMORROW.
Kings County Grand Jury May Deal
with the Trolley.

The Kings County Grand Jury came
into Judge Moore's Court OF Sessions In
Brooklyn this morning and announced
that seN cral presentmonts which would
Ice ....nded to the Court tomorrow were
being written.
The foreman did not state what sub
'ccts would be dealt with. but 1t Is
thought that the trolley system will
figure in one OF the prcsentments What
other matters have been investigated by
the Grand Jury could not be learned.
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TREATED At NELLENUE NOSVITAL.
TIE monthly census a, Bellevue Hospital shows
that l.lj2 patients were edMittei 10 the inst!tu-
ton during November Those discharged cured
numbered LOOT whllo the death list was l2N
Most o, the deaths resulted from accidents The
number Of deaths last month WAS 100.
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HIP BROKEN AT FOOTBALL.
Edward French, of Jersey City. May
Die from Injuries.

Edward French OF Linden avenue, Jer-
sey city. had hs left hip broken yes:er-
day afternoon while playing football. He
also received internal injuries which Will
probably result In his death.
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DELTA PHI CONVENTION AND DINNER.
The si~ty-slxth annual convention Of the Delta
Phi Fraternity OF Columbia College opened for q
two day session ut 90 East Forty ninth street
this morning. The annual dinner viii be had At
tho Waldorf tonight
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Mrs WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethlng solteus the gums aud allays Ill pain 2oc,
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Christmas Gifts,

Everybody Is talking Of the bargains In FURSI-
TUBE TO he had NJ GEo & FLINT Co.'S, l4ih
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given to Catholics. Finally, Or, Nc
Glynn has Of his own free viii declared
and promised, that, within the limits Of
a not long period OF time, he will 20 to
Rome in the spirit and intention which
are becoming TO good Catholic and a
priest.
Then, 1t Is we'll to note how deplor-
able it is that this reconciliation should
have been discussed, as IL has been, in
newspapers in such manner that private
and lay persons have dared TO base
upon II harsh reproach and ill'consid'
cred censure.
That anyone should have dared to
speak OF the pope's authority over the
church in America as foreign, is q senti-
ment and an utterance enormously
erroneous and scandalous. The action
OF the church and Of the Holy Sec in
the things that belong to IL, Ia superior
to every man,made boundary, universal
and proper to every country IN which
there may be Catholics, for which rea-
son it seems to US exceedingly oppor-
tune to recommend due respect in
every case to ecclesiastical authority,
and, before all, to that Of the Holy See,
as we'll Us to that Of the council OF
Baltimore, inasmuch as it is forbidden
to treat ecclesiastical matters and ques-
tons through the medium OF iournaI-
ism.
Much more deplorable is il that per-
sons, both ecclesiastics and laymen,
who wish to appear as sincerely Cath
violent and mendaciops attacks, beyond
all bounds OF respect and charity,
against venerable prelates, whose virtue
and learning, whose rectitude OF char
acter aud unquestioned and unques.
tionable love toward the church aud
the Supreme Pontitf, never unaccom-
panied by sincere love Of country, made
them deservedly the objects OF the spe.
ciul prediction Of the Holy Father and
OF universal esteem and veneration.
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ARCHBISHOP RYAN.
He Explains tho Action of tho ArOhbISh-
ops on the Matter.

He Explains tho Action OF tho ArchblSh-
ops on the Matter.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Archbishop
Ryan, asked last night rs to tho apos'
tolic delegation, sad: Iguess it is SO.
The effect can only be determined by
time. Such delegates exist in other
countries without interfering with the
machinery OF church government"
The question was put to the arch
bishopif 1t was so that all the arch.
bishops with the exception OF ono voted
against making the office OF apostolic
delegate permanent. He 'replied: ''The
archbishops did not vote against receiv-
ing All apostolic delegate. They simply
postponed giving IN opinion upon the
subject until they should consult their
suiiragan bishops"
The archbishop, whose resolutions on
the school question were adopted at the
New York conference of the archbis-
hops, was questioned as to the truth OF
the report that the archbishops we're
requested by the pope to consider tho
IA propositions submitted at tho con-
ference by Mgr. Satolli, To this he
replied: "a dispatch from Washing
ton, purporting TO come from Mgr.
satolli, announced somo days ago that
tho archbishops OF the country had
been requested by the pope to write
him their opinions on the IA PROPOSE.
tions on the school question presented
by Mgr Satolll."
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safrorlng at Homestead.

PlTTsBuRan, Pa, Jan. 15.-The con-
tinued cold weather has increased the
suffering at Homestead and 1t is stated
that nearly 800 people are GU the verge
OF starvation. Contributions arc still
coming in but the aggregate amount Is
SO small that it will not procure the
bare necessities.
In the mill there is a great deal Of
dissatisfaction over the wages, Yester-
day was the first pay day under the
new scale and many of the workmen
claim their envelopes did not contain
more than one.half the amount re-
ceived for the same period before the
strike. A number of the mon stated
to-day that they would quit or strike
Just as soon as there was warmer
weather. Tho officials deny that there
is any dissatisfaction.
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TALK OF A soHIsM.
APlun to Have a Sort Of Pope set up In
America.

A Plan to Have u Sort of u Pope set up In
America.
NEW YoRx, Jan. l5.-The London cor
respondent of morning paper cabled
the following yesterday: A significant
rumor comes from the foreign office
concerning Catholic church affairs. 1t
is declared the British minister in Rome
has informed the government through
lord Rosebery that the vatican Is great
ly disturbed over the condition OF affairs
in the United States. Archbishop
Vaughan has been communicated with,
it is alleged, to the effect that q very
great peril monaces the interests OF the
pope in the United States.
So far as can be ascertained a plot has
been discovered having as its basis a
separation OF the church in America
from the mother church in Rome and
the creation Of an Independent body,
with head selected by the American
bishops.
The idea seems to DO the creation Of a
body similar in some respects to the
Greek church OF Russia, with arespons-
ible head, with powers equal to the
metropolitan in that country.
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prn,y Yonr own Concln,lon.

Mr.. ]. o. Davenport, manager OF the
Fort Bragg Redwood Co., 1T. Bragg,
Cal, has this to say Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy: ~ used 1t for q severe
cold and cough and obtained immcdi.
alto relief. In tho Fort Bragg Redwood
Co.'s store we have sold large quaint.
tics OF ohamberlain's medicines" For
sale BY druggists. D&w
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Both White aud ono Dead.

BRMlxGuAM, Ala, Jan. 15.--Perry II.
Carpenter, white, was fatally shot last
night by an unknown white man, whom
Carpenter noticed robbing u negro.
Carpenters cutlery caused tho robber to
shoot him. The murderer escaped. I
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DIR, ManYNN TANKS.
He Tarnishos Copy OF Ills Letter to
Nigr. Sntollh

He Furnishes u Copy OF Ills Letter to
Mgr. sHtolli.
Npw Yong Ian. 1h.-The Rev. DR..
@,ec,...- ~ ,,,s.L. Ia 4, Nj lo.,or -
Mceiynn .V'h's"s s"'u ~ "i' t'oA ~
Mgr. Satollt he had neither condemned
nor retracted the economic doctrine
hat In had boon toochino
III s,nt,a 49,. I.ho,,,, - 4ho
Anu yen w says ."".N' 'Ao
enlightened iudgment and noble heart
OF Pope Leo Nil and the wiling reaul-
ness OF the worthy representative,
Archbishop Satolli, in carrying out nus
instructions, have been relieved OF
ecclesiastical censure aud fully restored
to my priestly ministry. af J., a.
"Now that Is made clear oy the
public statement OF Archbishop satolli,
we. arc relieved from the restraint OF
certain considerations OF prudence and
delicacy, am only too happy to pub
lish the letter, which ! presented to the
apostolic delegate and his acceptance OF
which was Immediately followed by the
declaration OF tho removal OF the eccleSi-
astical censures, and by the publication
OF which to reaftlrm the sentiments
which 1t contains: The letter Is rs fol-
lows: alauJl7st agiG Nnrt
MoNSaNoR:-1 am very happy .nat it
has been judged that there Ia nothing
contrary to Catholic doctrine in the
doctrine taught by mo as 1t was explain
ed by mo In the exposition OF tho same
which | sent to your grace, and re-
joice, that you aFeEpreparedi to remove
tho occloslasicat ccnsutes. ASSURE
you that nave never salu' anu !
would never say, consciously, Wora
contrary 70 inc teaeninRs OF INC cnut tt
ana Oh tne VatnohG aee' 70 @nlcn
teacninGs ana notnDly 70 sn9 W con-
famed IN the encyClleal ; her'@ L s',m
giVo anu h i...e sY9g ssycn = tuu au,
hS S.s anu y. waa's ,oo Mgru nay
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Sc Non Inlutod.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. ia freight
train on the Chicago & Northwestern
road broke in two this morning and
was run into by a train following, about
Q o'clock, and six men in tho caboose
injured, none fatally. All arc stock
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NTANTED-F0R THE UNITPN
w STATES ARMY 9blc.b9dlej, uana,,.3
pay, Tatlons, clOthtng and medical aLtendSS.N
Applicants must ha prepared 70 furnish SIii','s
tory evidence Rs 10 age, character and LSai.ss
Apply az 1881 Main street, Wheeling W. Va-''S
inGuw,,
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A GENTS SALARY AND COMMITS
IA SION, Best RTateTual Order Asseti sioaS
Both Life and Endowment Classes tlits3,lA
IN every respect Some District Agent, ysH5il'l
A TaFe chance, Address KING q %, q IT, s;sal.
Square. New York. o Soalea
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SAID.

House Of six rooms Woods street. Con''e
Wheeling, with full half lot Sl,lD, ia.
Farm OF $50 acres on National Road nine NIL"
cast OF city.
Business property on Market street at mod'''
ate price. ..
Holse Of six rooms, brick. EOiT street between
Twenty.thlrd and Twcnty.fourih street, c9elh
nonie OF fourroOn corner Twentylhird Gn
Charles street, 81 100. .,,,,
HousO Of soYsn rooms Sixteenth strcl- SiVn
Small house aud linlf lot, IaGOb street CenI'
Wheeling on easy terms, 500.
Throo houses on MOysson street, skin WA'u
on easy terms, Sl,40O ,I
Farn3j acrog two miles from Gltv; spIohuI'
improvements; slltablO for gardening =,
Lots nj east end OF Twenly.lhlTd Street w
easy terms .-.,
ItousO OF throO rooms OH Pike street So
IionSc Of six rooms, 2091 Jacob stro1t SD
IOusO OF i've rooms, EOn Strc9t V1n''
Wheeling sl,9Ol. .....,,s
House oil eight rooms JhbOb strcot Oo'Wom
1'lfteontn mud sixtoqnth strcotG $500
Splendid farm, AttY 0oroL niuo m''9' oI"
,.ono;halt e. on MccollocA sFs'. Goa"
Wheeling 500 ,. ,v..I
one'haltiOt on chaplIrO s.Fo,s Sixth Wa'1
ono OF tho bot Misunderstanding snI Ia m'
city, fronting OH two railrOail
To1oAN-G 600 and 1000 to loan oncI'y real
estate.
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GOA REMr.

NOR RENT-A NEW FRAME
~ House Of Eight Rooms corner Fourteenth
and Woods streets Possession April Inquire
at "a Fifteenth street. de9
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs.

PYrTsByRGM. wHEyiifG ~ KENTUCKY H. n ca,
PITnBuRdlI Pa January :, lsgl
Tho undersigned will receive proposals mil
tho sd inst, for the sale 10 them 81 $SOll OiiSs
Fist Consolidated Six per cent Mortgage Boni,
road Company, for Tho purposes o. The spSIB,
Fund, ls provided by the Mortgage seCnrpc
said bonds, dated january ], 1881.
THOMAS d. MEsSLER
JOHN NcLuRE
jy9M Trustee,
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TOR RENT-MARKET GARDEN
IL One mile above the Top mill; possession
Immediately, Apply at No. 10 Fifteenth Street
to JOHN 7. GlLCHRlsT. NOD
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, II, lsos.

Kate G. Handlan and William N. HRndlan. her
husband 10 me, the undersigned trustee, shlll
as such trustee, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. II, 1893.
Of 10 O'Clock a. M, ofiOr for sale at tho north
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county W. Va. I,
IN the city Of Wheeling atpubllc auction, to the
highest bidder OH tho terms hereinafter mon.
toned, the property described III said deed as
follows, viz:
All those two pnrccls OF land In tho city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, situated on tho south.
west corner OF ChaplInc formerly Fourth street.
and Sixteenth FORMERLY john street. and desig
mated 90 subdivisions number one ~ and two
~ on the plat of tho subdiylslon OF certain lots
~ squarc number thirteen (3l in the said city Of
Wheeling, acknowledged for record by James r.
Baker aud James II, Stout on tho tenth dry Of
january, 1858, and recorded In tho office OF the
Clotk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, w Va.
In Decd Book No. 81, page 40, together with all
the nppurtcnnncc5, rights aud privileges there.
unto In any wise belonging or appertAining.
TERMS or SALR:-One.third and as much moro
rs purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash. tho bal.
nnQe III two equal payments at twelve and
c!ghtean months respectively, notes to be given
ior the dclorrcd inStallments, bearing interest
from tho dai0 OF sale, payable seml.annuRliy,
anu secured byA deed OF trust on tho property
or by the trustee retaining tho title. until full
payment, and bv policy OF Insurance on tho
buildings for al least the sum Of $1,000 in some
company satisfactory to the trustee.
w. p. HUBBARD, Trustee
j. HERvEY, Auctioneer jul
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WANTED.

WTANTED-A POSITION AS sTPS
w oGRAPHGR by a young lady with ~ ~
years experience Flui-claSS reference, 'S e't
or address Room No, 9. City BANK liulliin, AZ
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The annual meeting OF the stockhOldonOlh.
Fort Henry Club will BIO held at the Club Hons
on Monday, January 10 ats O'Clock p IN.
iaaM JAMES p. ADAMS. secr,,,,.
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doctrines Of tho United Labor platform
or the anti-poyerty society ms ! have
been teaching the doctrine for years"
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SATOLLFS MISSION.
He is Made a Permanent Delegate
to America by the Pope.
.THE MEANING Oh HIS AUTHORITY

as Explained by Prelates in this
couptFy-EsplanatiOn of DR. Me-
Glynn's Observation-Disclosures coFrigan
and Ryan Express Their Views of
the New Phase of AIatteFs-Rlshop
Kain interviewed.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable CornerOppOsite PubllcBaIldlng

by virtue OF deed Of trust dated tho ninth
day OF March, eighteen hundred and ntnety.onc,
and recorded IN tho office Of tho GleTk Of tho
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Decd OF Trust Book No, o., page 1873 made by
Kate G. Handlan and William N. HRndlan. her
husband, TO me, the undersigned trustee, shall
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WILLIAM II. HEARNE,
SpeClnl CommlaslOnAr.

l. John w Mitchell Clerk OF tho Circuit Court
o. Ohio county West Virginia, do hereby certify
that william II Hoarnc has given bond In the
sum required by the said decree, this nth dAy
Of IAnuGty, A. u. 1893, conditioned acOOFdinet 10
Inv md with surety approved by mo.
jala J0HNW MITCHELL Clerk
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OBJECTION NoTIoE,

EiLEUIIUN NUTIUE,
The regular annual meeting Of the slorkh,p
eFs Of the Franklin Insurance Company lop II,
election OF directors will he held al he col w.
penys oaicc on Monday, January Is. iSIf ~
tween the hours OF two t9l and four an. hi
inl0-M JAMES =, ADAMS, SecrotS,y
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEgrINos

INJECTION NOTICE,
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MIGRANTS GOOD LUCK.

Seweil Ingram is the name OF an old
soldier who lives at 40 Pattie avenue Mr..
Ingram is drawing nice pension and is
satisfied with the world and the generos-
iiy OF Uncle Sam. A few weeks ago Gov.
ernor Glenn went TO Washington looking
for an office. and while waiting for the
government to smile on him, he exercised
his curiosity by rumsging through the
files of the pension department While so
doing be ran across an old claim OF Mr..
lugram's for $3.50 which, for some reason,
had been lost in the shuttle. 1t was there
all ready TO allow when Mr.. Ingram was
ready to explain why be was on record
in the war department as Young Ingram
instead Of Sewell Ingram; the former be-
ing the name be enlisted under. This
claim was filed in 1856. Subsequently lie
Was allowed a pension. having saiisfsc-
torily explained why his name was chang
ed from Young Ingram to Sc well Ingram
This explanation will answer as an ex-
PLANTATION in the $500 claim, and the
moment bis power OF attorney will reach
Judge Glenn check for 800 will be made
an. for him
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JOHN FISHERS DISCOVERY,

John Fisher. the ''dandy cop" of North
Main street, made discovery yesterday
which made him hot. John, since he be-
came Populist policeman, has been in
teresting himself in everything concern.
ing the farmers and every load of hay he
sees passing he halls the driver and in
qrires the price and invariably compli.
ments the hay. Yesterday. however, he
was more spariug of his compliments
than usual for he discovered gigantic
swindle. IL is this way. There is a class
OF hay peddlers in town who watch the
genuine farmer who has hay to sell and
when one Of them comes to town he in
Yariably brings ton.
The peddlers buy it by weight, take It to
their homes and prepare to resell it. They
have hayracks with wire attachments
which prevent hay, when loaded, from
sinking down, and when they have their
racks full they, in turn, come down town
and peddle the hay by the load. They Of
fer the hay for about 81 load, and if the
purchaser is green and unsuspecting,
which customers usually are. he at once
takes the load and pays the 81. By this
means the peddlers sell ton of hay for
about $l2 and sometimes $14 These ped
oilers. instead of setting on the hay as far
mers do. sit on the edge af the rack and in
this way make the deception more COM
plete.
John Immediately made a statement of
the matter and the result will be that all
hay must be sold in the hay market in the
future. These peddiers never went on the
hay market. where their fraud would be
most likely detected. but on the contrary,
kept driving slowly through the business
streets until they met with n customer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Boston Opera company viii be at
the Crawford Grand Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week and Saturday matt
nee with a change of bill at each perform
ance. The Des Moines Journal SAYS:
lightful opera. the Mascot. Such . recep-
ton as they received would make q Madi-
sou Square company envious. And this
favor by the large audience was well
earned for the company is the best OF It's
size that ever appeared in Des Moiues
Mss Monica Leech took the part Of Bet
tina, the Mascot. 10 a very creditabia
way. her singing and acting being 10
keeping with the character. Harry
Dawes assumed the part Of Prince
Frederick aud left no cause
for unfavoratle criticism. FL IVES
Weston AS Pippo, the she pherd. possesses
a neat figure and a good tenor voice,
which he uses well, especially in the Cob
bic due: with Bettina. Prince Lorrazo
was personsted by 2 A WADE. \ comedian
OF marked ability He Is well up in re-
partee and his Eumor just boils over as d.
rector OF the company, also his efforts are
highly appreciated by the management.
4. 7. Graves put ali necessary stress into
the character OF Roceo. the iuckless far,
msr, aud made good second 10 Wade IN
r.poies OF local hits Miss Ae.yis acted
tie part OF Fiametts sHperbly. showing
the pettisI daughter Of the prince TO be a
spoiled ctiid indeed Other parts were
well taken TIE caoru completely filed
tie thester."