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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09
.NFANTA EULALIE DINED.
Royal Party Breakfasts With
Mayor Harrison.
The Worlds Fair Pass Of Gold Is Pre-
senicd 70 the Princess
ny thu Oalrrrs u tho Opposition. which
Admisa itss~rif and All who Accom-
peny Tier 10 tho 0rcatcst show On
Earth Princess well Received.

9snickuo, Jnne S--rhe Infanta
Eulalia arose ne . o'clock Wednesday
and after partnlsing ~ light break
fast 81 her own apartment. received
one or two spanish officials and the
members - her own party gShe ex.
pressed 70 all &c them her pleasure AZ
the reception she had received since
hrI arrival III this city
i1ming The mnrninR The mayors pri-
vate SECRETARY called ~ The hotel and
presented "a commander Davis for the
lnfanta and her s,.itc illuminated and
cngrnsacd invitations 10 the mayors
brcaiiastat noon yhcse were not In
tended rs fnrlnni Invitations. such be-
ing unnecessary, hut mostly as pleasant
souvenirs f6e tho aceaainn On behalf
81 the lntanta. her private secretary
accepted the souvenirs with hearty
thunlss
DUST before noon three carriages
drew up In front Of the Indies entrance
of the Palmer honse. Mrs. lsotter
rahncr's landau. which was drawn by
four magnificent. bang-taiied chestnut
horses, was tho ono Intended for the
infnnta. tln the opposite side of the
street twenty-four mounted police,
under the command Of inspectors
Ross ind Fitzpatrick and Lieut.
liealy, were drawn up in line, A
crowd ~ perhaps 5000 people were
gathered around tho hotel, awaiting
the appearances ~ the princess. When
She appeared on the arm ~ Commander
Davis, great shout went up from the
assembled multitude. IIandkcrchiefs
we're waved md heads barred MS the
pretty representative ~ royalty
stepped into the carriage The
infanta was followed by her hus.
band. Prince Antoine Of Orleans, while
the duke ~ ranaAe and Commander
basis took The front OF thu scat. The
marchioncss of Arco IIermose. Mrs
Davis. Senior Do Mnrnagun, tho Spanish
minister. and Don Pedro .Jovcny fewer
took the second carriage, and the little
cortcgc then started at il rapid trpt,
preceded md followed BY the nonnted
police, an escort 70 Mayor Hnrrison's
residence
Tho mayors house WINS Hayly decor
nteA for the occasion, The Spanish
md American flags formed the basis Of
| the decorations The dining room WINS
ID bower 81 yellow and ret. the flowers
used hcInE tulips md roses. After the
reception the party were taken for u
drive around the houlevarda. They
were large Ia their praise Of Chicago
The dinner party numbered 900.
Tho Infantn has received pass to
tho Worlds fair. II consists OF thin
plate 81 solid gold, four inches long BY
three wide, handsomely engraved. the
lettering being sunk IN tho gold and
forming yellow back ground Tho
pass reads ms follows;
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09
CHOLERA IN TURKEY.


ne y. - Minfstof NJ Constautinoplc Makes
Statement In Regard 70 IL.
WAsnfNGroN, June s. Surgcon5tien.
Wyman. Of the Marine hospital service.
Tuesday last cabled the United States
minister at constantinople, an inquiry
regarding the reported prevalence Of
cholera in that country. Wednesday he
received the following telegram In re-
sponse: .Pera. Juno 7. First case APP
pcarcd May 20 at Isagdad Spreading
among Arabs, also numerous cases
reported and twenty deaths per
diem at Bassorah. Has lately appeared
at Red sea ports (Signed) Ncwberry,
Charge d,Affaires
DIR. Wyman reports no danger to the
United States unless the disease works
It's way TO Alexandria, on the Red s&a.
when it would be likely to spread into
they European countries Or: Wyman
has also received cablegram from
Hamburg to the effect that there IS now
no trace Of cholera IN the city.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09
nlda for constrnctlng the LIE Crane.

WAsHISaToN, June s. BIDS were
opened at the navy department for the
construction 81 large steel eranc cap
able Of lifting 10 tons. to be placed in
the Marc Island navy yard. There we're
but two bids ae follows: $. G. For
81 the MACHINE Co, Of Manchester, N.
H, sls,G9T: VIM Sellers. Of Philadcl-
phia, s5I $50 The result OF the bidding
can not be known until the plans are
examined, as II may be the highest bid
is for superior design. The appropri-
alton for the crane is $50. 900
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09
DIST Rows o. rnE MARkEr.

, Est FLOWS ON sTIiE MARKET.
ID Martinshurg W VA May IL. 1851
Mn EDtr0R
last week bought one Of the Improved Hum
Plows with steel shear and point separate. do.
ing away with old time shear tried and used
II IN stid clay rseky land and blue grass sod
timothy IN the boom hand known as the Fanlks
nef farm and ON bottom land below the ras
house. l pinwed with two horses aud then
with three and ] ran equally as well with 4
small sett, itaclcaned on We'll and worked well
and could ind 10 fault in It's working and be-
lieve II now 10 be hest plow made. the mrst
economical, light running and the host in the
world This pillow Is made by w tlium for
John Fitx and all Information and all orders
will he attended 10 by him and receive attcn
ton Now farmers II You will look 20 your in.
tcrest you wiliIhny no ether pillow and don't
believe Mr. Fitz win be able 10 supply the de-
mand fpr this Grand Pinw.
Yours Respectfully
t23t JaHN W NKkI
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09

PANS, june 8. Messrs Eiffcl and
Fontaine Cutie, who il will be remem-
bcrcd were implicated IN the late PaRa-
ma scandal, win give themselves mp 10
justice. They have decided on taking
this action in order TO comply with the
provisions of the French laws, which
require that aNprisoner shall be In Gus.
tody when his appeal against the SEN
tence Of the court is heard.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09

HER ROYAL IfIanNKss, THE INrAnTA !:
EuLAI.tA. or SPAIN.
And whoever may accompany hor, 10 the !.
grounds ~ tho Worlds Columbian EXPO
aition q W PALMEIi. W. q. @.
a. N. HIGGIRBpTuAM, w. q ~
gro n DAVIS, Dir Gcn w G r. I:
Chicago 1901 (:
This Is inelosed in handsome case
Of white kid bound In gold. tits about
Six inches long and five inches wide IL
has two compartments. the one intend
ed TO hold the invitation being secured
BY kid strap
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09
BUSINESS locals

|GTiiAiEn OR STOLEN "a Rel Cow with
~ small white slaatatn side Wide Spreading
h1rfs Missing from nela Tuesday nieht Re
wari given Tor her return tow NJ. WSsttil.al
AZ Valley Hotel Gs2t
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
IN THE COURTS.
Yesterday Taken Up With Motions, De-
murrers, Etc.

Yesterday Taken Up with Motions, De-
murrers, Etc.
In Judge Campbel's Court, yester-
day, motions and demurrers were dis
posed OF in the cases of Kirwan & Tyler
v. Nail City Lantern Company; James
Mcdonald v. Mary Colvig; Jerry Craw-
ford v. Nicholas Crawley's administra-
tor; w. NJ Handlan " Frew, Campbell
g. Hart; Prisca Albinger v. Bridget
Cabell; Catharine Fltzpatrick's admin
istrator v. Citizens Railroad Company
ct al; Ida Moore's administrator v.
Citizens Railway Company.
The case of John Gartner v. John R.
Manley, ct at. was continued until next
Saturday.
j. B. Handlan, licensed to practice
law few days ago, was admitted to
the bar yesterday.
The petit jury is summoned for to-
morrow, when the case Of Butts, Britt
81 Watson v. Il. G. Hunter will come
on.
In Judge Paull's Court, in the case OF
Emma Burkett.v. Hiram Burkett. j. b.
Summerville, with the leave OF the
Court. Withdrew his appearance.
II c'tyy. Paige, Carey 81 Co., A: >:
CARPENTER and Amanda Carpenter hled
petitions.
Petitions were filed by J. A. Holiday
& Sons in fourteen Paige, Carey 81 20.
suits.
In the case OF Presca Albinger v. T.
Reilly, leave was given plaintif to ME
an amended declaration in open Court.
The case Of Kitty Stewart v. the U.
S. Express Com pany was dismissed.
In S. G. Gregg v. E. Z. Brosius, the
Judgment Of the Justice was reversed:
In Emma Mlttlestardt v. Alex. Weiss
&C.,, the demurrer of Adam Breslauer
was overruled. He plead non assump-
sit. the non-residence Of the plaintiff
was suggested, and security for costs
demanded.
In this Court tomorrow, the cases OF
Mary Radcliffe v. w. A. Love, and
Beltz, Flading e. Co. v. Jacob & Dun
ming are set.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
SUITS FOR DAMAGES
BROUGHT AGAINST THE CITY AND TERMINAL
RAILWAY COMPANY, YESTERDAY.
An Aggregate Of Twenty Thousand Dollars Claimed
Fifth Suit ComprOmissd-0thsr Court
News Of Yesterday.

Yesterday Attorneys Dovener & Con-
III fled the preliminary papers in the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
in four suits against the city Of Wheel
ing, $1,000 damages being claimed in
each.
The plaintiffs are Messrs. Patrick
Weir, John Wilkie. Philip Hillenbrand
and Patrick Campbell, and the causes
grow out t change in the grades OF
certain streets in the vicinity OF and on
the north side of Caldwell's run. These
causes will be consolidated aud tried as
one suit, and the Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Railway Company will be
made a party defendant, as by the
terms of Sec. of the ordinance passed
by Council January II, 1890, the Com
pany agreed to indemnify and save
harmless the city from "every and all
loss or damage which may in any way
be incurred or suffered by the city OF
Wheeling, growing out OF the rights,
privileges and grants contained In this
ordinance"
In changing the grade Of the streets
in the vicinity of Caldwells run, made
necessary by the building OF the rail-
road south Of the Chapline hill tunnel,
the drainage or number OF lots was
seriously interfered with. This was
repeatedly brought to the attention OF
the Council Committee, and examina-
tions of the ground were made, out
through some sort Of neglect the mat
ter never received attention, at least so
far as the plaintiffs in the suits brought
yesterday were concerned. A fifth case
that of Joseph Weidmann-was to
have been brought, but this claim was
adjudicated by the Railway Company
in a satisfactory manner, and Mr..
Weidmann was therefore dropped from
the list of plaintiffs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

was Immediately barred and nailed,
leaving no possible way by which we
could leave the rooms, except at the
peril OF our lives, by means or IRE es-
cape, which is very frail structure.
The younger Parsons descended the
fire escape, after being held prisoner for
about six hours. We were finally re-
lieved by the officer who called with
warrants for trespass sworn out by
Mr.. McLain. We were sescued after
considerable prylng and sledging, and
taken to Squire Ankles office, where we
were required to give bond for our ap-
pearance at future time.
Therefore, l wish to impress upon the
public that the report that we oarrl-
caded the doors Is absurd and false.
We were simply held prisoners without
Just cause, and then arrested for tres
pass. Now, who disregarded the law?
/ also wish to state to our former
patrons that the Parsons gallery will
be re-opened under my personal man
agement on or before May 1st. Due
notice will be given Of the location
through the columns Of the press. All
of our present unfinished orders will re-
ceive our earliest possible attention.
Very respectfully,
II. B. WILLS,
Operator Parsons Studio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

several Of the Strikers Have Returned to
Work

Work
Yesterday morning two or the ola
employees OF the electric street railway
returned TO work on the Benwood ex-
tension. The remaining men upon Mr..
Jolley's list Of selections will be pro-
viIs6 Js.sssS places some time next. week,
Al least some Of them. Yesterday the
mower for the Island division was fur
nished by the new power station, and
there was a marked improvement In the
speed Of the cars.
New uniforms, consisting OF blue coat
and Dantaloons, and cap, have been or
dered for the operators and conductors,
and will arrive In the city on thursday
OF this week.
Work has been resumed upon the lay
ing of rails on the double track extern
sion in BenwOOd, aud with fair weather
the work will be completed in q short
time, and passengers from Bellaire and
Benwood will not be subjected to the
annoying delays upon switches.
81 IL is very probable that one OF the
new rules to be put into effect on the
road will abolish the stopping OF cars
at alleys. This is n convenience which
most, II not all, patrons OF the road
would be willing 20 sacrifice, since a
great deal OF time is lost In the unnec-
essary stops. With q five minutes ser
vice, patrons will not complain II they
are forced 70 walk a half block farther.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
Political PoInts.

Mr.. C. A. Shafer, candidate for COL
lector Of the Port, returned rom rS%sr<
, .Ss.SSs yesterday:
The news received in this city yester-
day, of the appointment OF Hon. Jos. ).
Miller to his old place as Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, created a great
deal of interest about town among
members of both parties. Those poiiti,
clans who have been predicting all
along that Mr.. Miller would not be re-
appointed had little to say, while MS
friends were iubilant, and made quite a
number OF remarks In which "l-told-
you-so" found place.
At to-morrow's meeting OF the Clty
Water Board it Is likely that the selec-
tions will be made for the various
offices In that department, and the
names will go to Council at the meet
ing to be held on the 25th. Many peo-
ple about the City Hall are inclined to
the opinion that John A. White will be
Secretary, and that one OF the Asses
sors will be M. II. McNabb, while 9TH
ers are pretty sure Charles Schultze'
II. b. Drabelle and one or two others
will find a place. The general opinion
is that Charles oliver will be the new
Superintendent of the works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
O. w. l.. Club Reception.

The o. w, L. Club room was the
scene of another of those popular social
sessions last evening. The affair was
given in honor of the presence In the
city of Hon. Philip Losere. OF New
York, who is an honorary member.
The banquet commenced at ten o'clock
and lasted until midnight, and every
body had a fine time. Besides the reg
ular members Of the club, there were
present Mr.. Martin Hayden, the star OF
the "Held in Slavery" company. and
two or three other gentlemen. Palatable
refreshments were served throughout
the evening, and good time In general
was had. 1t was one OF the most
pleasant receptions IL the clubs his
tory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
DIED.

NEUHARD-At the family residence, No. "a
Indiana street. Island, Friday, April IA, 1873, at
9:25 D. m, SALENEA, wife Of Martin Neuharo,
in her 63th year.
Funeral services on Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends Of the family respectfully in
yitek TO attend. Interment at Mt Wood Gem
etery.
NDMEYER-Thursday evening, April ID
1885, at o'clock, LULA. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles LaBdmeyer, aged years ana
months.
Funeral from residence OF parents. No. "A
Pike street, this Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of family respectfully invited
to attend. Intsrment at Mt Wood cemetery.
YAHRLING-on Thursday. April 18th, 1898.
at 2:3O O'Clock p. m. LUCY YAHRLISG, aged ~
years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. "a lndi-
ana street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment at Greenwood cemetery. Friends OF
the family respectfully invited to attend.
GAUs-Thursday. April IS, 1898 at $50 o'clock
D. m, JOIN AUGUSTUS, son Of August and An
ME Theresa Gaus, aged months and 10 days.
Funeral from residence Of parents, No 9l7
Marke, street, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at NJ. Calvary Cemetery. Friends
OF the family are invited.
PUGH-THBAPoLls PraH, aged C. years and 9
months.
STIFEL-Monday morning, April 10th, 1893 at
s:25 O'Clock, DE-. A. +. STIFEL, in his SSth year.
BoDLEY-suuday, April 9th, 1893, at 6:25
o'clock D. m, DANIEL BoDLEY, aged Gu years
and Y days.
COMERFORD-On Wednesday morning,
April 10, 1898, at o'clock, JAMES ConERFoRD,
aged SO years.
BARUM-On Thursday, April IS. 1893 at 5
o'clock D. m, LEwELLKN BARUM, in his 73d
year.
PASSED AWAY-wATSON ON Wednes-
day, April r. 1898, at 1870 p. M, IsABEI' a. ~ "e
OF George Watson, in her sd year
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

Fathers OppoAtion Kept Dick Away
unffI the Ofd Man Died.

GALLATrS. TENN. April l5.-James
FL. Dick, who 80 mysteriously disap-
peared from here Which, young MAI,
fifteen years ago, has returned to claim
his share OF his fathers Estate and she
hand of the girl he had deserted aud
who had never heard from him In All
this time and had supposed him to be
dead.
Dick says his father bitterly opposed
the proposed marriage, and he swore he
would never look in the old mans face
again and so deserted everybody. de
went northwest, became prosperous
business man, and has returned because
his father recently died. He has re-
NAMED unmarried, and finding the girl
was still a maiden he persuaded her to
forgive his desertion and marry him.
The wedding will soon take place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
Card from b. B. wis.

To tks EditOr Of TIE Register:
SIR:-t wish to correct few state
ments made in the columns OF your
paper Of the 18th inst, regarding the
IMPRISONMENT Of four persons In por-
tion of the McLain building, known as
the Parsons gallery, myself being one
of the number. The true facts In the
matter are: After the writ OF certtoraTd
from the Supreme Court had been serv-
ed on the constable, Mr.. st. Myers, who
was engaged In removing the goods,
all legal proceedings stopped. But Mr..
McLain, In the face Of the writ, pro-
ceeded to remove the goods by force. l
still remained in the rooms. Ny atten-
ton was called to the printing rooms,
on the fourth floor, to protect and pack
a few valuable negatives, fearing that
they would be damaged b. removal.
/ was engaged about ten minutes, de-
scending the steps with Arthur Par
sons. and leaving Mr.. Gordon and George
Parsons stIIl enga in the work. On
was slammed zee Of Arthur and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

The substantial character Of the
dwellings which are being erected in
Wheeling is exemplified In the above
cut OF residences erected by w. Il.
Frank, on Twelfth street, opposite the
Baptist Church. 1t also shows the re-
gard for architectural beauty, which is
noticed In nearly all Of the buildings
erected in this city during the past few
wears.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
THRY FAILED To AGREE.
The Conference of Operators and Miners
at Columbus Comes to Naught.

at Columbus Comes to Naught.
Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
COLUMBUS. O., April 15.-The joint
conference Of miners and mine operators
OF Ohio, held here to-day to fix the
price of coal mining for the year begin
ming May /, next, adjourned in disorder
at $50 this evening without having
reached an agreement. The operators
insist on the same rate as is now paid
being continued. and they also insist on
settling the wage question by districts,
while the miners are equally determined
they will act as unit in the matter. A
strike on May is imminent, no further
meeting of the union and operators be-
ing arranged for.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

The front of the dwellings is OF stone
with ornamental trimmings and man
sard roof. They present an imposing
appearance. The interior Of the build
ipgs is handsomely finished, and the
floor arrangements have heretofore been
fully described in the REGISTER. The
buildings are in every respect models
for the purpose for which they were
designed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
III Yonr skin

Is rough and pimply, or covered with
nlotches and sores, ADD you want clean,
smooth skin and fair complexion, use Sui
phur Bitters. The best medicine in such
cases ever sold.-C. E. ScHRFFLER d Co.,
Druggists, Lawrence, Mass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
MARRIED.

PFARR-DoNALDSo = Wednesday, April
9Th, 1898 at o'clock p. m, by Rev; J. II. Hess
pastor of Thomson NJ f. Church, WILLIAM ID
PFARR and MARTHA HARBIsoS DONALDSON
both OF this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

Fl. E. HILLMAN & Co. are giving bar
gains in Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches. No. % Eleventh street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
DeranttnL
aatale Nrlp 9pa,ttrn.
for @aIe---Real estate.

~~--~-~~-~~--|-0>~|>-(~11->1-@ -, ,rp.p
UloR SALE-HoUsE IN BENWoop' sSA =,
once. address Y. n. p, Register Office. aploq
GOAL LAND FOB sALE-4o0 acres Of coal
" on the line OF the W. q L. =, y. a ~, sn,se
miles from Portland Station, o. Also wv acres
~ col that ioin me can be bought. The coal
vein IL q feet. call on or address J. i. HOB
GEMS. Portland Station, Jefferson county U.
maSg&dsb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
SALARY OR COMMISSION

To agents to handle the Patent Chemical Ink
Erasing Pencil The most useful and mover IN
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.i.o Want a general agent TO take charlie OF ter
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

REAL ESTATE LIST.

BELvEDERE BUILDING L0Ts-only ten
minutes walk from the postotice, size 2SxlO0;
price ei25 on time.
SWEEsEY FOUNDRY BUILDING LOTS
In size y or 20 feet front, on Twenty
street and Eoff and Caapline streets, on easy
terms.
McNECHEN BUILDING LoTS--In size % or
so feet front; price $50 on easy terms
GLENDALE BUILDING LOVa--rhe coming
suburban residence place for Wheeling. Ten
fine residences going up this summer. Buy
esrlV and save the usual advance pat on later.
siza OF lot lOOxi75 prices from 500 upward.
ISLAND BUILDING LOTS-bouth Penn
street, one Of the best residences streets. Lot
SATIoEAL PIKE BUILDING LoTs-All
sizes aud prices. We have lots 5e-,'--, VIZ
shade trees In front Of them, ~ ssoo' on soss
payments. t- 49,. ~
nrore,tIes free OF cost,,. yourself. Call early.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
vrAR1rs, WE'LL conna.

The piece is cleverly conceived,
founded on an Irish Halloween legend,
that II maiden looks in the depths OF
the FAIRIES well, near Killarney Lakes,
she will see the reflection OF the race OF
her future husband. On this founda-
tion in constructed a beautiful love
story. introducing enough sensational
features and mystery TO make 1t Inter-
estIng. The father OF the heroine, dY-
ing in a foreign land, gives to john
Kelly. a friend, his money, TO bear TO
the daughter, to be used to pay OH
mortgage on the old place at home.
Kelly falls in with Carmody, holder OF
the mortgage, who directs the messen-
ger to pursue certain path. Kelly IS
saved from death by drowning, planned
by Carmody, by an Irish lad, Larry.
Kelly disappears, but returns to make
all end well. The scenery is appropriate
and beautiful, and the stage pictures
presented are charming representations
~ life in Ireland. "Faries' Well" will
be at the Grand April 18th, 18th and
10th. ,.
THE onD HOMESTEAD.
This famous play of Benmsn Thomp-
SONS will be seen at the Opera House
next Monday evening, and from all APP
pearances the greeting will be even
more enthusiastic, and to larger audi
ences than on its last visit. Well, 1t Is
not TO be wondered at, when the beau
ties of the entertainment are remem-
bered so pleasantly by those who see
the piece, and have seen it time and
time again, as often as it has been pre-
sented here. Interest in the play seems
not to diminish nor its popularity less
ened by repetition, but is even more
eagerly sought after by lovers OF pure
amusement, for its relief from the
"sameness" OF the list OF entertainment:
offered the public during the season.