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LlouOn LAWS IN SWITZERLAND.

The different methods adopted by
different countries for the regulation
OF the liquor IAilic anu the solution OF
the problem OF drunkenness are inter
esuug from the fact that every civil.
lied people sulera to some extent
from the effects OF that yigo aud has
found Ii necessary TO engage iu war
fare against d, A recent ropor. sent
out by the British foreign ollce, shove
tho laws In force In Switzerland and
the rIgidlty with which they are ud-
minislorcd, According 90 this report
the legislative measures arc direrte Boa
the fret place towards the suppression
Of the vice itsoll while they deal with
the regulation Of the liquor tram
only us secondary matter rur
saloons are severely Iaxed ami subject
to restrictions, but the stroug arm OF
the law falls most heavily on the
druuEaTd and ON every person who
aids him In his vice. Anyone who
| drinks to excess Is liable " fne AMI
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NOTICE rms NEw SCHEDULE
NNm
Mo Grandc wesforn halfway.

Two FAST ENPRFs5 traius daily nj
sos a. m. aud s'2b .. IN. for oil points
east.
FuuR TRAINs DAILY, at sos a. M,
$3.50 %. M, 8 y. M, and S:25 g. M, for
Provo, SpuugyilIe, otc. Trains leav.
ing at s;9l ., m. will not stop at inter.
mediate points between Salt Lake and
Provo, but all others will stop for pass.
engets nj all intermediate stations.
Two TRAINS DAILY for PAyson,
Spanish ForE, Eureka ana the rintlU
mining district at p. m. land local
train lcRv ,ng Springyillo at 0'ib a. m, J
ONE TRAIN daily for Bingham a.
sos a. NJ, aud for Sanpote and SEWER
nt $3.50 3. M,
TWO TRAINS daily for Ogden aud all
points west no 1880 p, m, AMI 1859 p. m,
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ment to local workmen that calls for
seriou, objection. That which
sends the money away when
we need II no badly ut home
is tho specially oiIous feature. In
the CITY Council committee report,
the item q 100000 was stated TO be
only that which would "bo sont from
the Territory, without any monetary
benefit to tho people" Then from
the let Of other expenses a small one
may be selected by way Of Illustration
Of needless extravaganza. That Il the
furniture item. The contract for the
city's portion is $4,000, every dollar Of
which goes out Of the Territory when
there 10 absolutely no need Of IT, One
tenth OF this sum would have suiliced
fJf present needs, aud the remainder,
with nm amount larger still from the
county, could have been DISTURBED iot
NEEDED labor by home wCrRiugmen.
IL IL stated that this contract was
made without the knowledge Of some Of
the members Of the Council, who
would have opposed II had they known
thereof This statement u but further
proof u the conUealment that is being
pracilctd.
II lsa question whether all Of the
$500. 900 bond issue IL 10 bo sold ut the
present time, or whether throe.i1urths
d the amount would sunisc. AZ a
reason Tor selling all Il IL urged that
because Of the reduced assessment this
year n the sale is allowed 10 30 over
tho fall amluut cannot be- legally die
posed o.. The argument Is not cofrecL
but % &c were its only force would be
that the city must 20 into debt merely
because II has the power 10 DO ~ now
even though the Indebtedness entails
upon the Taxpayers double or treble
their present burden for The
future. For ~ n matter Of fact,
although the assessment has been
reduced a little the rate Of tax must be
raised this year ami u the city bof'
rows all Il eau taxes must bo further
heavily increased for years TO come.
Under the issue Of bonds a. nj present
proposed the Interest alone will reach
over Si25, OOO,or lve-cighIhs Of the city
revenue. The balance remaining Il
insufficient to run the city for three
months out Of the year. The expenses
fof tho other throe.i0urths OF the time
must come from an additional load
upon the Taxpayers. IL the proscn,
administration ready TO assume
tho responsibility Of throwing this
great burden upon property owners
aud 10 meet the storm that will follow
THERE'S no desire to take pcs,imis1iC
view Of tue situation, but mofoly 10 pre-
sent iow cold facts, with the reminder
tothe municipal fathers that the laKpay'
era hs-,e aomu rights In the premises
that should be- respected. Some Of the
members Of the present Council labol
earnestly for judlcious handling o.
municipal finances. IL IL 10 be- hopcC
that a majority will be found In thu
position, though influences to secut'
an opposite result evidently are a
| work.
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iavmtntt Cor subscription hNA''
tI,tarsarUefs will uniIr r0t'1 . n3n
fsr .rifauIat0r. of any IrcEuiaf| On "e "'
.,try UI tHoIf uauerf
fuNtrfIIrfa changing tueIr place or tesllgu.g
HudfUfa
4feNFvt nehttfn principal Hotels.
News Stands nutun passenger uaina lea'
ms thc city after pm daily
q COMMUNICATIONS should he addressed 70
uEEEEu NUwb rUuLisnNs Co.
Telephone -
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lhe greet MIrIi's taIr urE0 winner FIyu
medals, AMI diploma OF mont Highest award
i1r La1iH.' Hanb.gf bicycles, Mems Rambler
DOGS. 'gHl Pneumatic IIr6, rtg., etc.
NHFu NUI seen tnruf
wen. tNNE AGO mu1ola NJ perfection Como
.H .'ryNulY and examine the uriEo winners.
300 make uu extra charge lUr wool rims Zoe
mrw.ur Ono q A. q Tire cHrricd uu the Wurda
tt.I H.Uu. We Hls1 hnndln tho bennington.
fgNuHIsf1ne, with % a J Tres, Hud q full line
1i carap ana medium grade WheelF uururlrgs
ltr within tgu rgagl ui ALI Catalogue Fggg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
B. 7. LLOYD, BROKER,

Real Eststc Loans. stocks. Bonds. MIuts
uHI Investments.
Room 't Mccormick lik salt Lake CITY, Utah.
INSURANCE co. MpNEY. 9 Co PER
cent. JH1. j. snyder o. uommrrrIii Block
MONA 400 LuNN 40 Ulr uuUituW 90
vi IImUr b. Darlns, Progress HuuimE
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IoR sALL.

- NEW COTTAGES. WIN LARGE
= lots. Uloao Co ear line, from 600 t0 500,
sasy terms lfuiscth Co., o., D. -un south.
i Jcrsry uuIla phImrrH barn. tI1 q. ttU s.
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fI'NiE ruLCKs, WAHuASTg ANu
i Water Scrip bought uF Russell {. Tracy.
t and g. COMMERCIAL Block
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The rrsrrrr Tvrrtro Ntush plo.,.,,S5
,tiv. SUNDAY c1rotttd, % toit,L
LEI TEMPLE tucota, tait Law w ......
grtin Tdiuor 81 19pm. Assu'"
Ate o.Cloct 49,. Cd. ,.t.
1bs prsrrrr srvt-wrtEtt Nnw' apS'
u,tss az 1Ussisy and FRIDAY Of ca'h We
1te rrtrrHt wruEtr 10 mAsA4'I'
10 uuithtfsyCr SATURDAY
rrrus % suuscuruo~
usHa
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naIy Months. Iu
DAILY Month. -
stfBlfas Fdiu0a 10 Months
fafufHrv Edition Mouths. E0
trmI Wftk.. MnniHai MS
Semi. WpftIT o. NUuihst sd
WtskIy b. Months .-..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09

NfE lkNNAhNs
TNlRsr CLASS moor ANu slioE REGAIN.
prices. HuUHflUuUn guaranteed DO We rIIiu
Temple &C.. raIt Lake Iry 0urfi shoe
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WANTED.

yIrANTFU "A Girl ron DLNIUAL
w houscworE. Apply 20. dih fnsts
U'EN GOOD BOYS CAN FIND iN.
i ployment ir our nlunnF WORKS eaIi
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rrnE FINEST SAND rirs IN SALT
- .l.m.nrIIL. rIukEr OPTION
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NIrANTEu-LAuY uU GENTLEMAN To
w afaiat boz UusU salary tifsul with
chance 90 increase. and position permanent, Do
suited. HAi wag faIf paid to uncu 10 engaged
Enclose reference bod HcIf lffrestoi stamped
envelope. Manager LHUk Drawer q. l'caEu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09

4 vEsspOOLg. CLOSETS. ErC., CLEANED
- out PREMISES cleaned up Terms reason
nlLn- B. maLImlrn. N El-L. IN .ulLl-
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ODORLG5s SANITARY %.
IEsspuuts ANU HUEAsEI TRAP.
- riDaur1i manure, garbage and dead
animals handled. once, Nu % Mhlu Street
Telephone Ian.
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~ ~
TANtEn-FUllNtt tlE.= DuN.l SILL
w Fuuf goods until Fuu Gee . raul 8 NUs
~ state street ltoY pay Che hIghc.i 'asN
Lu-n-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

II Promises TO lie a Fashionable and Bril-
liant Event.

The performance OF "The Highest Bid
der" by amateurs at the Academy OF
Music this evening promises 60 be the
social event of the season.
Several satisfactory rehearsals have
been held lately and the cast. which is
composed Of some Of the leading men,
bers of Richmond's 100 appeared TO
be perfectly familiar with their rolGs.
All OF the seats were sold by j. o'clock
yesterday. and not one could be bought
anywhere In the city.
The boxes were auctiOned off at j.
o'clock. and brought larger prices than
was anticipated by the committee
Mr.. +. II. Mayo bought the right
hand lower box, aud Colonel Jo. Lane
Stern. Messrs. Saunders Hobson. and
Wyndham X. Meredith were the pur-
cbasers Of the lcft-hand one. The upper
boxes were not sold there being no bids
made for them. one Of the loges was
also sold.
The committee for the Highest Bidder
having heard that it was rumored that
they saved the best seats for their friends
before the boX-sheet was opened, wish 10
emphatically deny this. The only seats
reserved were two apiece for each of the
cast and the usual press seats. The
committee took their chances, which
proved to be quite unsuccessful as many
Of them had TO content themselves with
seats in the last rows back from the
stage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
THE coTroN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb Cotton steady;
middlng gulf. 3-l6. middling Gpianls,
1915: sales. POI bales Futures closed
steady. sales. 1O6WO bales: February.
~: March. 40: April. I.s2. May, .-s9;
June. 1.9fi. July. sol. August, SD sep
TENDER. I.36: October. 49, NoNeihoe''
The total consolidated net receipts or
cotton reported to-day from all ports were
2i3S4 bales. exports 10 Great britain,
Z. 49, bales; France, ISL bales; Continent,
2,9s7 bales: stock, 1,OGl.502 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
1851 bales; exports TO Great britain,
3267l bales: France, 4.l9p bales; Con-
NEW NEW ORLEANS. Feb Cotton flu
lures quiet and steady. sales. 2lluO bales
February. lbs: March. l.36; April t46;
May, 1.J4, June. i.Gl; july, rOi' August
~, September, 80.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. .-Noon.-Cotton-
Moderate business and prices steadier
American middling, a.; sales, 1000 oales
American 800 bales; speculation ana
export, 1.cOO bales. receipts. 5l.Vvp paies
American. u 400 bales. Futures steady
and demand moderate: American MD
ding. low mddliag clause, fspruaty,
March. 4 S-G4G4 9-G4; March April, lVoo4
al 11-64: April-May, 4 ll-6iH4 1874
Nav-June. 4 l3-G404 1874, July-Ausust
f6-6f6ei 18Th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 1864 Tenders. 900 bales new docNep
and 800 bales old. H.. r.
p M.-February. 4 lO-G5, sellers; Fen
,,,arv-N March. 4 1864. sellers. March
April. 4 il-G4d4 12-G4. April Inlay, lo-"
al i4-64: AL9y-June. 1 l5-64, buyers, June
July. 4 1G-64Qi 1864, July-August, : 80 80
al 1864: August-September, l5-Ofo
4 2O-Gl: September-O october 4 l5-6i, Duy
ers. Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. Flour market
more active. with prices about stedny
winter wheat. low grades, $2.OOH -
patent. S3.5G3.5o; Minnesota clear 81
aaaO; patent, S3.s0gl35; low eN'las;
- 35G1 a.. Southern -four quiet ana
steady. common 10 fair. extra >-.U"4
400. good 10 choice do, S3loa4.-o.
What SpOt market very dull ana low
ar with options: No. . red. store ana
elevator. 80 sa6ysc. ahoat' o'c. Vpuoi'S
YIN trading moderately active, FEBRUARY
,;5isc.. March, G6'sc.; May, $50. .,.
.cfn-spot dull and easier. No. :, IA
lai3i.r Elevator. ~ q4Si2c. options
onened Sc. on. closing weak ana iallly
active; February, l-Ac'; March' 4''s1''
M Oats "a, dall and firm; February. Biz;
Nh Sti.c-. May 34Lc.; No. white
Tebruary. isle: March, pc 40 Spo5r,> 40.
.. 34lsQ34isc.: No. "Ai,y, 90 a. .tSa
mixed western, 55g"oc'' "n''V "''' ''@
4V tffav ouiet and steady; shipping. eoa
e,'' good 10 choice. Sld9Oc;
Wool in fair demand and steady' 40
nestle fleece 2O425c.; pulieu' lou-' ~, 'o,l,
reef SLOW and firm; family Sli."H
20 az. extra mess. Ss.vps.JO; beef hams
dnI al SIG 5Gnl7.OO; tierced beef que, ,
civ extra. India mess. sl9Oa2O.Vo; cur
meats auiet and firm, picked bellies,
S7.75; shoulders. S6ioF'-oo' hah's' $780,
n' lard quiet and about stendy: western
steam. S7.s2h; city, sI3Iiya 20, -, u
t,res nominal. Refined dull; continent
a. IN. south America, $3.50; compound
PORK in light demand and steady; mess
Rytter quiet: fine creamery firm; state
aairv leff22c.: do, creamery, lau-lc.
western dairy. l34alIc.; do creamery
800 Flgiris. 276p27isc.
Cotton seed oil quiet; crude steady
yellow weak; crude. See yellow W,tst11c
~ re] borreis 500; do in bulk. $3.50, Re,
tGned~New York sob; pnlla a. ,9,a "a and
Da po~in dnli and easy; strained, common
~ Tnrpen,.ne quiet and steady az ~ satSI;c
Ptce moderately active and stcady' 40
nestle. fair To extra. 5i44oNc.; Japan
fn4iec. ......l <s,v or.
Loans ouiet and steady az Jvu5sS.
psan,Its quiet: fancy hand-picked, S'sc
corec-options opened steady ana cioseo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL. Feb There wa, a
weak feeling i'm wheat to-day with hardiy
"A grain Of consolation or encouragement
for a bull Trade while moderately
active. was not marked by any important
operatiOns. The market opened ~
lower than Saturdays close. ruled easy
declining CSC. for May and lc. Tor July.
The close showed a loss Of Hic Tor May
Corn was weak. Selling orders from
the country were quite numerous, ana ms
fact was taken as an indication OF
continued increased movement Inc
market at the close was 3sgi2c' lo"er
tnan the final figures of saturday.
Oats-Oferiugs were rather llberal, ana
were doubtless induced 10y the weaker
wheat and corn market The close was
with a net loss OF 9s0i3c. for the day
Provisions opened firm on an ADVANCE
of H. per cwt in the prices or hoss
Trade was - no time heavy and Values
responded Ia moderate buying or selling
The hog market closed with the advance
lost and chen product sold of, but snort
H. before the close some buying orders
anpeared. and were influential IN causing
a reaction. with ribs "a trihc iirmer imam
norlS or lard May pork closed unchanged;
Nav lard unchanged TO 2lac lower ana
Ma ribs &C. higher. Domestic market
...I f,rafvu rffipf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
CITY Circuit Court.

The February term of the City circuit
Court commenced yesterday.
I'm the case of j. j. Levy against l.
Mcirstein. Judgment was rendered IN
favor of plainun for S2Sl.52
Al. Miller against Mrs. Celia hass.
Judgment for ylSS.42.
The following cases were placed on
the docket;
commonwealth against A. Il. Bate
treasurer OF Greensville county, Tor
50 1876.
commonwealth against l.. G. Arthur,
treasurer OF Bedford county for $ll,soos'.
commonwealth against y. {. Arthur.
treasurer of Bedford county, for SJ0s.s4.
Commonwealth against l.. {. Arthur
treasurer Of Bedford county. for SlLSlo.oo.
commonwealth against John K. Ihur-
mans administrator. who was on the
official bond of James l.. Archer, Tor
yg.22556.
The Following suits were Instituted
In the clerks office:
George oscar Smith against X. +. Rob
inson. Damages $50.
The Lyon Table ana Supply Company
against G.. w. Redman. Damages $50
several attachments were dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. Flour duh'
western superilne, SllJNZD' fanny,
S2.75a31J; winter wheat, patent s"'-Ve
80. spring do, S31JG4.Oo
Wheat easy: No. red spot and fep-
ruary. 63IkQ64tsc; March, 6J'ic. asheu'
May 677su0Skc.. milling wheat, py sam
pie. 6iQG4iec.. steamer NO. reu' oVi2
nUb,c. ..~-,,,,. ~
corn dull: mixed spot. 42Q42ec. FEB
ruary and March. 5l%li2c. May hoe.
bid. steamer mixed, 4Ois IlOAic. southern
corn biz sample 420 i3i4c., southern yei-
low. on grade lliaGllslc o-a
oats steady: No white, western, BOG
35isc.: No. . mixed. western, 3jltQ5fc.
Rye quiet; No. -. 5pc.
Hav quiet and steady, good 70 choice
timothy. SlJ.VDq 1000 -
10 Liverpool per bushel. 512d asheu'
Cork for orders, 3s.3d n3s.il2d'' c0l'o"'
3Oc. -four. l2c --o.
Provisions steady: mess pork. Slo30l;
hulk mcats-lOOse shoulders, $40, Dulk
long clear. $50; bulk clear rio SIDES
and sugar-picklel shoulders, >sp' sugar
cured smoked shoulders, $50 hahis'
$1,000.
Butter firm. creamery. fancy, ne 10
fair to choice. 2ia25c.; do, ln'ita'ioH'
10000.
Eggs quiet at liai6c. ,o,,.
Coffee steady, Rio carsoes' ialr' l9'2c.
SUGAR steady: granulated, S4.SG.
Whisky steady at Sl-ta -.
Bonds-N ireinia SIS, COS bid; Baltimore
and ohio stock. 20 bid Northern Central
stock. G7is asked: Baltimore ana ONO
.uthwestern third incomes, Ons, Consoll-
dated Gas bonds, lib lid; do. stocks
JG4WJIll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

~ Tho teachers and scholars amounted
90 the very crcditabic sum OF nearly
$500 In cash
The Mas. Meeting To-Nirht.
Tho ,,ce,ing AT the First Baptist chufch
tonight viii be an impressive sa'ne''"e
OF the Young Christians OF inns ,'N,
Rev DIR. j. T. Becky, OF fniau''l ","'
who viii deliver the address OF INC even
ing. arrived last night and II ,he suoss
Of Mayor Ellyson, and VIII pe ~ nv.
bv him TO the audience to-hish''
The young peoples societies. az ond
practicable. will come In pVuN' ""0
occupy the seats on the centre lSie' .o,,,
The balance OF the Guhieiirv 80,
will be reserved FOR visitors. ~ -
gregation, as well as the socleNeS' "a
expected 40 take part in the soils ~
praisc service 60 be led by III ~. -.
and hymn books and programme NJ d,
ing the selection for responsive rc"0-"S
will be furnished all.
No collection will be taken.
Many questions viii be asheu ","
answered through the question-poN, co"-
ducted by Or. Becky. which VIII 81
entertaining information TO those VIZ WV
have the matter under consideration 49,
the whole question Will have IT,
and intelligent discussion that VIII p''''
interesting 10 the most casual nearer
! Rev. T.. T. Dadmun will PRESIDE anu
Rev. Drs. Fair. Hall, CHRISTIAN anu
others will take part IN the SERVICES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
DAILY COTTON LETTER.

The following is the daily cotton letter
of Atwood Violet q Co., of New York,
by private wire to c. w Branch & Co:
our expressions Saturday have 80 lar
been correct. as the shorts covered quite
freely this morning. and the total al,
vance OF the day was al one time 10
points above Saturdays close. The clos
ing. however showed a loss from the
highest Of points. Although port re-
celpts to-day are quite free, amounting
Ia % 900 Iales. as against 1900 bales
last year for the same day. and 2O,llG
bales i'm lSa1 the interior sources OF
supply showed considerable loss from last
year. and Indicate a considerable redue-
moro than Offset any gain at the ports
for The CSC seven days ending Friday next
We notice a decidedly less aggressive
feeling against the msrket; Liverp1o.
l-st. whereas. from the tenor OF the cables
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

that we and others received on Saturday.
"A drop Of 2-s4 or 3-J4 was expected.
While receipts AZ Houston, st. Louis.
and Memphis to-day are much smaller
than last year. "a marked feature Is mat
shipments from these points are large.
thus reducing stocks materially. These
stocks will come 10 the ports In a few
dayf, but whether they viii add very
much 20 the port movement on any one
dag will depend. At any rate. an addi-
ton TO the port movement VIII be az the
expense OF the supply az interior points.
and while the port receipts are reported
from day 70 day. il Is only on Friday
that that reduction OF stocks at the week
" enumerated interior towns Is made
known officially through the reports 81
the exchanges out Of the movement
at ports to-day. New Orleans has con
tributed more than half, owing 10 the
Mard-Gras festivities, winch always
brought large receipts at this time OWING
to the fact that visitors combine bushes.
largely with pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

A Delightfui Entertainment nj d. ""''
Church Lat Night.

,..,,,a,ic and musical entertain
-, Given at st. Mary's church ias'
night for the benefit Of that churon "a'
,,,eu rendered. and reflected great ore1,'
mon the tlreless efforts OF heN. m
Gregory. Social Home Band uiieC'V' -,
800 Home Band played their parts WIN
',,l,, oracision. showing careful training
LII n,arked Improvement. The MIX
.,,atds' Drill, was an interesting feature
ana the different evoiutlons Tehoeieu ~
,,5a,siro effect Quite d large crown
greeted the performers. 1855, aorod .
The following programme was ie'u 49, -
part I.-Selections by Social ioiIe
Pand-"Columbian Exposition Maion.
" Reeves: american Patrol W
NIeacham: "Yaegerchor' uhun'eis ~ ~. 1
NJ Carl; primrose" overture arra al'7' J,
bv Paul DeVille; I'm the CLOCK 9'''''
arranged by Chr Bach. o...,.,..-.,
part II.-"Wooing Under Diiiicult -
farce In one act. Scene: Musweil Hi
home near London. Cast Of characters
| Nrueueu nm. Mr.. a. II. Felthaus; Henry
| AIR William II. Schultz; Frederick Pauls
| Ar charles Never: Mr. Worthyman. MI
Frank Newheiser: Mrs. Hill. Miss Kate
| echeners. Matilda daughter Of Mrs. I'M
! Miss Nora Tholl; Kitty, servant ME-
Lizzie Gerrina. Musical selections
"Klaenee Won Rhein' (eavotte)' Latahh
"Attaeue dcs Ulans" (galop), Theo. Moses
"Daisv Bell" waltz, II. Prenderville.
Part uI-"Dairy Maids - Farmer .
| Call" solo and chorus ITO the MIXING
! chorus OF milkmaids. "Milkmaids' Drlil
! participated I'm by the following youn;
| ladies: Misses Lizzie Gerring, kaic
! Schepers. Annie Hulcher, Della Schultz
| Theresa Kusterer Annie Gerrins, jose
phine Gerring, Agnes Huicher, Nora
Th0n, Katie Orschell. Theresa 'eirlns
Lena Ginter. Rosa Gerring, Lula tdel
blut. Kate Landers. Ida RUPERT Musi
cal accompaniment by Social Home Banc
"High School Cadet March" Sousa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

one of the best melodranatic ana
spectacular Productions now on the ROAD
IS the great drama, after Dark now
I'm its sixth season under the manage
ment OF William A. Brady. Ii viii be al
the Theatre tonight and tomorrow night
with matinee Wednesday afternoon. AT
Ter Dark" deals largely in what may be
termed the shady or sporty" side OF city
HE. introducing concert halls, boxing
matches. crooks. life in the lower STRAIT
um OF society. and introducing scenes
than in real hfc. without the accom-
panymg protection of policeman.