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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-13
LOCAL BRevrTlGs.
Natter, Of Minor MS,aent IN aud About
the City.

NAAkkAtN OF NAN41F AAsNAA34s -
the City.
Nrxr Thursday evening the ladies Of
ST, Johns church will give . kaaee-
vlGile at seIbert's garden.
TnE noxs attraction a. the Opera
House will be 1.-The Devils Auction"
a week from tomorrow night.
A MARRiAoElIeense was issued satur:
day 10 Henry Bhngman. native oil
Germany. aged n, and Agnes MuTe, \
native Of Pennsylvania, aged 20.
Ar lie meetingthia evening Baltimore
Lodge. No. 8, X. Of p, will have three
new candidates for the first degree, one
for tho second and one for tho third.
The lodge Is fouriShing like q green
bay tree.
OK Thursday evening tho Grand
Opera. House will open for the season
with sherman q Morrisey's "a Jay
Circus" as tho attraction. 1t IL sad TO
be very funny, and all tho vaudeville
speciaities fine.
TIE knights OF Pythias Of this vicin'
ity arc getting up II directory OF tho
knights In Wheeling. Benwood, Elm
Grove, McMechen, Bridgeport. Bellaire
III Tort;,,Is Ferry There arc over
! Hoo ~ ,,,o,,,i,a,, in tLis diGtTict-
49, ,,,,'1..-". =, al m.i,Iy boo, hr,
nUSDNEDs u t nnn' ~ mani "mj ,s,ch ors
incIuulne some All. Hi0 81 a. .bn anvern,nsrt
g.,"S :, 'Ss mouth Of Fish creek. Sat.
u aadaS ~ , n"d ves,orJav n humber OF
WIo1,;r" neonlo bad splendid luck
.hos" e
no." s, y Co.. :, ,vboo,;r, w;,,
DIR d ". G u,"' . ~ in tha
open Ats '!;SjIss a aos' w. Ionot IN y
stephens g Ti m,n "' ~ 'u c,nJrc,oJ -
t;n,, I I,s;nc,s in wheelinr for years
ami %S. tho renr,tn.ion Of n tirst.class
a"G ""' III Ro,n,.r;Is Eot,rDriSe.
" NV" - ~ ,I,o i.,o Dor;o A
Inc inneFat Oh sne s, I"to trnmS H., a..
Wooa TOOK PIace E Ea. w%yoo iiO" n '"a
iamIIy feslo9nce III i.as s,,"n'I"I I ali"
was unusna''y 'I5Ee' ;y0" "ssII ~. !" a
S"y p'ss $3.50 a. hH H. J,rm coTns and
' UU ,"embcr, az the bridgeport post
"o,na ovor
0 49, :. A.. .o,,u0;, oor,,;,.so
a MkEriSo Oh 'me cou1U, ~. m;II So
on Pe!in.iohs anG de ~ nnna;Jo, Sovn,oi
held this evening" Ha o, w oo ,;non.os rno
apphcat'ons ut sHoou ;lI '""", ,i,;s ~,
colnmtttee on c!a'Hs WIZ .,;Lm. SH -
tethoon, pussu1 nSa. ~ s.na.a oIo M
examine sevetai .oS" .i.'i. "IU' N"'
'os oaH"es" n"Ee o''S'N"V'''
1T is currently reported, Spys the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-13

The butchers committee who have
charge OF the Butchers Sons Picnic
and Somnornachtfost, which ia to DO
held at Mozart Park on Wednesday,
the 18th. have completed thcir arrange
ments. A number Of amusomonts are
scheduled to take place in the afternoon
and evening. Tho first on the pro.
gralnme IS tho bicycle race. best two
out OF three, half milo heats; then
comes tho fat mans race, for butchers
only; thon tho cakO walk. for tho
butchers wives, and Inst is tho grand
prize, open to all, to tho ono making tho
best acorc on tho bowling allcvs. Tho
time is from o'clock until | ! o'clock.
One OF the host amusemcnts thcy
have will DO In tho evening from 1880
until s aud $3.50 until 10. tho engage.
inent Of Prof. baker, tho magician, and
Biz. tho ventriloquist. These gentle.
mon arc u show in themselves. Tho
public will miss rarO treat il they
miss this show, and NIL for 10 ccnts.
The butchers boys don't do things by
hnlvcs, and they will guarantee their
friends u good timO.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho CITY nnI Wheeling Foil
Abroad.

Strangers In tho CITY nnl "HeotlhS toIks
Abroad.
Clark Hamilton spent Sunday at Mt
Lake Park.
c. Banner, OF Huntington, was at
tho DehIer yesterday
q. H. Moore, tho well-known Proc
torite, autographed ut the Stamm.
John n. Markey and L. d. Stevenson,
of West Union, autographed at the Nc
Lure.
G.. S. Frint, of St. CIairsviIIe, was here
yesterday aud autographed at tho
Stamm.
Hon. G, l. Wcems, prosecuting at
torney OF Belmont county. spent satur-
day in Wheeling.
Miss Katherine Baird, Of Washington.
Pa, Ia the guest Of Miss Todd Baird, on
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. G. Z. AlcMurchv, who has been
visiting friends in Altoona, Pa, re-
turned last evening.
G. W. Shay and George NJ. lIalle-
man, OF Washington, Pa, were at the
Windsor last evening.
Mrs. George S. Feeney and children
got homo Saturday from visit TO reIa'
lives at Cumberland, Md.
G. D. Addy. tho vol known base ball
twirler, Il student at old Bethany, was
a McLuro guest yesterday.
Deputy United States Marshal J. r.
Mehen, Of parkersbur9, was hero last
night on route to wellsburg.
Miss Lou Hubbard, OF Los Angeles.
Gala, is tho guest OF Miss Elsie "hita-
ker, on South Chap!ine street.
Mrs. W. II. Rinehart, Masses Lon and
Eta Ruehart are home from soiourn
at CambrldgOboro Springs, Ia.
W. y. Gard and G. j. Thompson.
operators in tho Sistersvillc oil fold,
were ut the Mcclure yesterday.
John II. Anderson aud wife. and 7.
Il. Adams aud wife, Of Pittsburgh, wore
among the arrivals at tho Mcclure Yes.
terday.
Misses AMMO Israel, Eva Phillips.
Ollie Morgan, Nettie Grabe, Lizzie
Serig aud Dollio Morgan loft Saturday
for Atlantic City.
Rev. Dr.. ". I. L. Poschau, OF Green's
burg, il visiting his many frionds in
this city, aud pronchod for tho English
Lutheran congregation last evening.
G. Il ParsIall. NJ. S. Young. G, B.
Pr"nch IA X. Johns md p, Lane,
Mcdonald oil mon, wero Mt tho DehIer
Yesterday oil route to Tho Huntington
field.
Roh Andcrson Icft M tho carly r. &
q trnin Yesterday morning ior Virginia.
to Iook 6ftor somo horses for tho coming
StoI" fnir and will nrobablv In vono Mi
week
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About tho Ferry Itond.

To the Editor Of TIC Intc!ilGsRccr:
SK:-In your paper of tho 10th inst.
we ure made to say We went to mem.
bor Of tho board Of public works In re-
gard TO the moving OF the ferry road at
the wharf, and no advised us 10 use the
present roadway aud not make any pro-
vision for the benefit Of tho Jerry peo-
pie. That report does an injustice to
tho member OF tho board and also our
firm. What We snid was member of
tho board of public works told rs that
only council could grant tho privilege to
tenr up the wharf. but that We had n
right to 60 on and put up our derrick to
20 on with our work. we did not say
that wo told tho member Of the board
that We could not afford to be At einnity
with tho Seventh ward OF the city.
What We said was to tho reporter and
about as follows: ave are Wheeling
firm and make our living by working
for the public. and cannot afford 10
have any part OF the public down on
u.s." We do not think your report was
intended to ,njuro any ono. and wc ask
that you publish this correction in jus.
tice TO all partios.
Yours respectfully
HALt.OCK Bios.
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How, Thist

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by lIall's CatarrII Cure.
f.. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Wo, tho undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for tho lust fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out my obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo o.
WALn.xa Ktw%AH 4 MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo. y.
Halls Catarrh euro is takon intor.
nally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho system. Tes-
timonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle.
Sold by oil druggists.
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REDUCED RATES TO WASHING
TON, u. q.
Grand Encnmpm"nt of tho knights q
PythIaS Of THO World.

Grand Encnmpm"nt of tho knights of
PythIaS Of tho World.
Tho biennial encampmcnt OF tho
Supreme Lodge mud grand cncampment
OF tho Knights Of pythias OF tho world
will DO held At tho National Capital
August 81 to September ..
For this OCCASION tho Baltimore 4
OHIO Railroad Company will soil round
trip tickets ut reduced rates from all
points on its lines cast Of tho Ohio river,
August % to 2S, inclusive. valid for ro'
turn trip until September q; further
extension Of time to September 10 eau
DO secured. provided the ticket Is do
posted with tho joint agent Mt Wash.
ington, D. G., on or before sontembcr O.
Tho rate from Wheeling will DO $40.
CorrospondingIy low ratios from other
stations.
For moro detailed information apply
to nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
70 r s A LII.

House OF seven rooms. Eighteenth street. with
BIx.rOOlned house IN tho rear, lot DSla. Si,7OO.
House OF three rooms Lind street, Belvcdcre,
House OF 0 rooms. Eofr street, between I'D aud
29d streets, with 4'rOomGd house III tue rear;
largc lot si.5OO.
a Fine improved farm OF sixty acres. three
miles cas-: OF Wheeling, 49,.
House Of i've rooms Twenty'thiEd street.
$500.
House 81 tIESC rooms, Markc: street. ccntFo
House q ion rooms. brick, Market street. Filth
ward. easy terms, $7,uO1, .,.-.-.
House Of tlyo ROOMS. brick. Fourteenth street,
S9GN a.,
House Of four rooms. Jacob street, Sixth
wnrd. 81 "a.
Fine fHrin, III acres, three miles from Mounds.
vile with splendid improvements Thia Is "
lis fcct Of land fronting on Mccolioch ana
Litul streets.
Hotel Of fourteen rooms. dOlUg good bustnCIL
splendid location, cheap am.
llNiiSU nt seven rooms nld NALL SuapIlaS
street, CGutru Wheeling, Si,9h
Lot unSt end Fourteenth street, SEh
Lots OIL Lind street. IiCivntiGrG, $40 each.
IOIS In lA.hfy,lS & SpcIiCl'S addition. Hand.
Ian's inhibition 10 North BUuwLod. BDggS Rnu.
CNldwCll'S Kun, Pleasant Valley. bcIlDVuo ani
other plnrG> IN nnd nOl' tho city. $50
Money to lnnn on city real estate: S.0J SIJL
500, 500. 500 $1,000. SI.dOO aud s!0O
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

-
Hy vIrtW" 81 ~ deed Of tyH1 male @ 7, L.
GCrhing nut Catherine icrnlng his Witc, 10 me
MS trustee. 'lntOd August ith. iSL Rnd recorded
IN tho otlrU OF tho Clnrk Of the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd OF Trust
book No. IS. pHSN "a. ! Will sell nj the north
front door OF tho court house ot said county, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER STII. 1891
commencing Mt 10 Oclnck n. IN, tho following
ttcscslbsl Propcrty to,Wlt; Lat Ma htty.twu titl
IN Division -" Ms shown un tho plat Of parcels:
streets md alloys, made by hhniOl Lamb Nnd
Henry n. Russell. special commissioners nj tho
Circuit Court OF ohio county. IN the chNnrrry
suit Of s u Caldwell against Caroline N. Wilson
o. al As0 one Iron grny horse. one butchers
wagon. one set harness, one buggy nhl buggy
harness. one sleigh. ono IrcbuI. lhrCr meat
blocks, one mcRt counter, one set ni butcher
ship fixtures anh m"shlmSsY, i"r'"bt"g e"Ss"",
meat chopper, lhrI kOllC, CiC. nn'l 0nCnrenn.
TInMs Oi SALr-Evrry sale for less ilnn 50
shall bO for cnSi mud every sale IN excess Of 81
shall no OnU-thlrl nnl rs much mUrc rs tho
purchaser mny elect " pnv IN cash. tho balance
In two equal insnlmuniS NJ Nix nHi twelve
mouths. notes lTnrlng interest from inc day Of
sale with security satisfactory Ia the trustee to
In given for the deferred payments
/ auD Il s hhLiSOH, TTustOp
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II KNOW an old soldior who had
chronic dinrrhma OF long stNnding to
have boon permanently curcd by tax.
ing ChaInGcrlain's Collie, CholGra and
DlarrhTa Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik, prominent drngEist OF Min
nGapolis. MINI. ~ hNvO sold tho rem.
edy in this city Tor ovor seven years and
consider it superior to any other medi.
cino now on tho market for bowel COM
plaints."
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If your eyes tire, water. twitca or
burn, or your head aches whom reading
or sewing, consult aud have thom OK.
amined Tor glasses. FREQ Of charge, at
ITO Main street (next to Shook & Go. ~
by Prof. Shot, tho op.ician. Mw&S
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PRoFEsson BAKERS illusions and Pro
feasor Bil2'a spcciNItiOs, Mt Butchers
Sons Picnic, ut Mozart Park, Wednes
day, August Ia.
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NESBlTT g. DEVlNE,
1cl. GIa 1870 Market street.
MF0R RENT.@

A comfortable hrnc'rn"mcd dwelling. with
lnrre yarl, No 1870 MGCOllOch sreeL Cheap rent
-Four rooms and hall corner Twenty SECOND
uud Mnln streets. Kcnt 81 ~ Mm0nlh
SIX rooms. bath both gases. No. lIS South
Bna,lwny Rent 81 M month,
Three rooms. 30 COS MNIn street.
Two rooms, No. GlS Main G;Icct Ront 500 II
month 49,,
seven rooms aud bath. No, 100 South Front
street, So 10 n month.
Four rooms on Twcniy.nInth street, rcn: s. 10
Eight rooms and bath, No. 7!S Market street
Rent 81 ~
-Four. ronmcd hOuSO on Marietta street, u sue
rIlCc nj 81 .UJb Large lot
Money TO loan from 500 TO 5000.
L. A. D. L.
ROLF Go e "a NJ 70,
Telephone 5Gd No. I! Fourteenth Street
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Rgv. JOnN BomxG will bO heard from
Mt tho old camp grounds. Moundsv;lle,
August OH 10 18th.
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KuRSEn & CnEw do all kinds Of sign
work Gu short notice.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.
sealed proposals will DO received ut tho freO
OF The Board Of Public Works OF tbs city Of
Wheeling until 70 O'Clock noon Monday, Au-
gust Is. ls94. for constructing u stone wall Oh
Tweuty-ninth street Specifications can be
seen ut the office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Tho board reserves tho right TO reject any or
all bids or to 10 given In the best interest OF
the city OF Wheeling, Proposals to DO marked
proposals for Stone Wall on Twenty. nIuth
Street"
By order OF tho
hoard OF PUBLIC WORKS.
T. NJ DARRAI. ClorE. nu9
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Rents Reduced !

No. 'llO McCo'och street: VIII arrange tos
two tcunutS ~ on', GM VGt In irS;'c. ass order,
No u Th'f'vscyuuih street, socOud ilO0E. 81.
No lsI Zane street, second IOar. 81!
No IS; HnN tifcSt. onr or two hmI!!eG
NJ nS MH.n street. two'stnry hrtce.
No, llg1 NcCOlluch street. wofStOry frame.
No hS Main street. large modern OrlcE Gwe.a'
Ing inn'ircA rooms
NJ 1877 IW biurh street. brici. ST. o.
Nc g,uE,n ''tgut thr,r ruOrus, g -
~ y Virginia street frame, six rorrr'
Tic Wnd linEtou Place, house 1nd . Ans
NJ Gi0 Main .in,ri brick dwelling
No nlg1 Nnln street. ;if,t Gunr. thfcc r1N1lS
No ~ Thty.''iul street brick five -Olmt
Two SVlcniil office rooms IN Masonic huNl!aS
M ntr ChHulnp .trc,l. Eve nouilN, SbOh
No lygi Mhrloi street. Nt!ice rOOmI
No itl rhlF'g,thlrI s'rOct, tive rooms 50
No pls Main S'tort twnlvr rooms nlI Dt.l.
UFl'Cc rooms III iiibbarl Block iJll Market s.
No Ia Nam sweet. second hnl th'ri litlt
StJre rnomsNG South street IN laataS EAI-
crnaClu building.
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MARSHALL POPULISTS
Have a Pretty Tame Convention
at Moundsvtlle.
4 CRoWDDRAHN BY COyEY'S NAME

Bu. no co1sy Showed Up, aud Few
People Expected HIm-A County
ticket Hominated-Mr. PIersoi AID
DIR. Hayes Speak industriously ut
Intervals all Day-Domoorats Seem
20 Ue Running the New Machine.
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TEAS. SPICES. ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEX IMPORTERS
And Coffee Roasters.
BsLsad, Let Those Who Can FOLLOW |!
OUR PRICE LIST;

Lemons PER dozen iSe
lrali.pint Jelly Glasses per dozen. sse
QuArt Mason jars Ooe
Bakers tomatoes, cans iOr.....~... $50
Bes. standard Tonatoes.a cans tOF-.......... $50
Standard sugar Corn, cans csc
Sugar Peas, cans $50
BARTLETT Pears. can, for ..........."......, E0c
Choice Red salmon. cans for............ s5c
FrO,h Ginger Snaps, pounds tor s7e
baking Powder. per loo
Fresh Butter Crackers S pounds tor.......... CSC
large Lump Clos Starch, pounds foF......- sc
Rolled Oats. pounds for .,.."............... "o'
Pains Roo. Beer. bottles for ......-....... $50
IruIl.plut DcOr Mug Mu,taul, . sla4sO, for. CSC
IIaltpln, cat,up bottles ........-.. csc
Clothes Pins. per dozen, l'
Carpe, TasEs, 5 ounces per bog "~...."....,.. 10
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-sToRE ROOM, NO. 90
Il Twelfth street, aud flVO rear rooms, In.
nMIrN at store. lel3
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Atlantic Tea Co.
ic2i.MwAE
WANTED.

YITANTED-AGENTs 10 SELL OUR
w new book common sense III hmSincsS
Mntiers" Sells al sight. Send for circular,
VOORHEES, 4 RUDD. lis Monroc street Gil
Nnro H. !yH
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-30
Short News Notes.

The funsral Of the late Miss Viola
Johnson, Of Hampton street, occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
A. w. Cooper. pastor Of the Hampton
street Methodist Episcopal church,
conducted the service. Interment was
made at tho Washburn Street ceme-
terry.
T. ]. Reynolds. of Hampton street.
will leave today for an extended tour
through New York and Vermont.
John Neat and family, of Fairview
avenue, spent Sunday with friends at
Olyphant.
James Mawson, of North Main ave-
nue., aged 81, died ut his homo on Sun
day evening. The funeral will occn'
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Thomas jenkins, of Wilkes
Barre, called on West Side friends yes
terday.
The funeral Of tho young child of
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore Dryden, Of
North Lincoln avenue. that died on
Sunday, will occur this afternoon at
2 30 o'clock
Fred Stsckel. Of Mahanoy City, is
visiting his parents on Washburn
street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-30

Robert Morris Lodge, No. % Order
OF American lvorltes was instituted
last evening in operative hall on
North Main avenue Temporary chair.
man John ii. Phillips presided and
Professor w. George Powell ofliciated
as temporary secretary. d Z. Thomas
of the Providence order called the roll
of members The institution WAS
made by d. =. Thomas assisted by r..
II. Williams, Thomas Watkins, Ben
jamin Hughes. Thomas Sims and
Henry 7 Davies and tho initiatorY car
emonies We're conducted. Past Worthy
Grand Master Benjamin Hughes was
called upon to institute the lodge The
following officers were then elected
President. Johu ii, Phillips vice pres
ident, John Courier Morris; recording
secretary. w. George Powell treasurer,
John j, Davies; financial secretary.
Gwilym A Williams; steward. T. Ellis.
worth Davies; conductor, Edward d 4.
Jones; inside gusrdiad. Roger Evans
outside guardian, Evan w. Williams
trustee for three years, W. C. Danisls
two years John r. Farr and w Gay.
lord Thomas; one year, DR.. j. J. Roo
erts. The tellers were Il h. RObathan
aud William 5. Williams. The otiicer5
were then installed The supporters OF
President John II, Phillips were Evan
j. Williams and w Haydn Evans
The right aud left hand supporters of
Vice e.Prssideut John Courier Morris
were William C. Jones and David
Pritchard. The meeting was trans.
fsrred to President John II Phillips,
who made a neat speech thanking the
members for their kindness aud hoping
that the order would prosper. Re-
marks were also made by Benjamin
Hughes and others.
The following committee WAS ap.
pointed to draft bylaws; b G.. Bed
doe. w. Gaylord Thomas. Elias e
Evans, Charles &. Daniels and E E.
Robathau, After a few remarks by
Attorney w Gaylord Thomas the
meeting adjourned. The regular
meeting night will be the second and
fourth Wednesday evenings of the
month in Clarks hall on South Mair
avenue
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Shnrter ParnRranha.

Mrs. Michael Moriarity, of Orchard
street. died yesterday afternoon. She
is survived by her husband and ten
children.
The funeral of John Orr took place
yesterday morning, Services were
held in 81. Johns church, where a
high mass Of requiem was celebrated.
Interment was in Hyde Park cemetery.
1t was reported last evening that
Peter Connors. the young man who
was injured at the South works Satur-
day. died at the Moses Taylor hospital
yesterday. Such is not the case. The
young man is in splendid condition,
considering his injuries.
The funeral of Hubert Sossong will
take place this morning.
Mrs. Ferdinand Schmidt and her
family will leave Simonson's tomor-
row and they will reside at their home
on Cedar avenue. Peter Weichel will
take possession of the hotel.
An 11-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Reidenbach, of Stone avenue. died
yesterday.
John j. Schneider stated last evening
that much opposition in the Eleventh
ward to the bridges was due to fail
ure to open Mates street He was as
sured that he would speedily witness
the completion of the much needed i'm.
provemsnt.
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DE KovEN's ruNsFuL OPERA.
Robin Hood Presented at the Academy
Before Large Audience,

Robin Hood Presented at the Academy
Before Large Audience,
The audience at tho Academy of
Music last night, when Robin Hood
was presented was one of the largest
and most thoroughly pleased of the
season The tinkers' song and the
solo were enthusiastically applsuded
All of the solos were in fact we'll re-
ceived.
Mr.. Smith, the librettist, has care
fully preserved the romantic flavor at
tachiug to the amiaols robbers of Shsr-
wood Forest, has given them the
brightest of character painting, and
has coherently put together 80 many of
the lively incidents connected with
them that the book stands a self es.
tablished classic. Mr. DeK)ven's mu-
sic contains more of genuine melody,
more OF harmonious orchestration and
more of humorous whilnsicality than
have been expressed in a composers
score since comic opera writing was
first undertaken in America.
The Maid Marian of Miss Fatimah
Diard was charming characterize
tion. She sung and acted admirably
and put plenty of spirit into her work.
The Allan.a.Dale of Miss Mary Palmer
was given much prominence by reason
of the splendid voice of that young
lady. When she sung 80, Promise
Ne" the audience was thrilled and an
encore was vigorously called for
jerome SkyeS proved himself a som.
edian of more than ordinary ability.
He never descended to coarseness and
throughout his Interpretation of the
part of the Sheriff of Nottingham-he
Of the wonderful brain and eagle eye
was of very high order of pure, lsgit-
mate comedy. unsullied by horse play
or any of those methods comic
opera comedian so frequently be-
lieves he is called upon
to employ in order thai
he may cause his audience to laugh.
Edwin Isham sung the roll of Lit tie
John most acceptably. His rendition
of the "Song of the Brown October
Ale" was so excellant that the audience
demanded its repetition. L. S Went
worth made q capital Robin Hood, ant
sung in good style. Ricardo Ricci anG
James Nichols were also good in theil
respective roles.