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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass CltY.

AL HortA or LuuhA No"s H"W A"ANP "N
the Glass CitY.
There was a fight at Meals livery
stable Monday night that for a time
looked serious. Euoch Minter, the
atabla man, was busily engaged when
two young mon named ZoTelg and Nc
Voy came along, and in 4 TOW mlnutes
all were engaged in a battle, Minter
ana Zoreig both utriking with monkey
wrsnchOs, Finally Minter retrOatsd
aud ran into the stable, aud loreig fol-
lowed him up. Mintor then got a bro
ken fork handle and cleaned out both
asSailants, but he didn'tstop when they
rstreated; he kept following them up,
and no put a trightful head on Zoreig.
Charges and counter charges were
made before the mayor and all the par
Elephants were placed under arrest, Be-
fore the trial, however, yesterday alter
noon, the parties made II compromise,
whereby Minter was to plead guilty to
assault and battery aud all concerned
would divide tho costs, This statement
was made to tho mayor, and ho assessed
Ninter S25 and costs.
The placing of the Bellaire, Zanesville
& Cincinnati railroad in tho hand OF a
receiver again ia history repeating It.
sell in the case ofthat road, !. II. Bur-
COON was appointed receiver some years
ago, and after operating the road sue
cossfully for about eighteen months the
parties concerned allowed It to so back
into the hands OF the company.
There has been no adjustment Of tho
little difficulty that shut down Rodeler
Bros.' glass factory as yet, and Il there
IL none this week that factory will close
indefinitely. AT present there arc If
teen pots and u tank full oil glass, but
this will DO worked out before closing
the place permanently.
A number Of people from the glass
iownB in Indiana aro here to spend
their vacation. Among tho latest arri'
walls are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyce,
George Boyce, Sanders MoorehOuso and
vile, aud George D%bhbaugh.
Valentine Ault n prominent resident
Of BarneBvillO, and au uncle oil Mira. H..
W. Burrows, OF this city, died at his
home thore, and will BIO buried this AZ
Iernoon.
There was more railroad business
from this city during June than III any
ono month since 1892, This is shown in
the returns for that month by the local
offices,
The steel works will shut down this
evening for the balance oil this week.
The plate mill has not been running
this week, but all will resume Monday.
Rev. Earl Dubois, who lie filling a pull
pit at Mifin, Pa, during his vacation
this summer, Is visiting his father,
Mayor Dubois, till after the Fourth.
Caleb Dawson who was accompanied
by Dr.. j. W. Cooper, reached Denver in
good shape, and thinks he is better. He
stood the trip we'll.
The fremen will leave in tho norm.
ing for Sistersyille with an elegan. reel
for the big parade.
A summer show pitched It's tent hero
yesterday and tho average small boy
was thoro.
Miss Helen Schumacher, OF Masaillon,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Julia
OEle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

River and BOllairO, Zanesville& CinGln.
matt, combined own the most valuable
terminals in ZaneIville, though as at
present operated they are all handicap
ped, tWo Of them depending upon tho
use Of the Pennsylvania track, another
lands passengers and freight across the
river, and the narrow gnuge comes in
aver the Baltimore & Ohio, A bridge
across the river and the Belt line would
give them all access to the terminals
controlled by the Columbus, Sandusky
& Hooking, and II is quietly rumoTed
4hat the next move 81 tho railroad
checkerbosrd will be something OF this
kind.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

House, Eve rooms, brick, corner lot. sd stns;
Two brick houses aud I.roomed house in rca,
Eorf st., 5th ward, Tanp for 500 per ycar. sIU
House, 9rooms brick, lot ski Il, Chap.!ns
splendid 10y for dwelling, n. Main street, nea;
6th street. St,0JQ
House, iirooms and store room. Main street
near 2lst street, lot iIXlA feet
House, grOOmS and hall, ChaplinO street. nsAr
I'd street. $500.
Corner lot Lind street. Bclvedcro $50
sl,aOO.
House. 5 rooms. lith street. Sl.GOl
House, 3 rooms and hall. corner North From.
and Kentucky streets, S2,COl
Double frame house, 10 rooms aud store room,
corner u Sd and jacob streets, rents for 81 pct
month, s3.60l.
House. s rooms. brick, and +roomcd house IN
rear, EOfstrect Centre Wheeling SOU
House, I rooms, Goth street, Sion
House rooms leth street, cheap. On casY
House, lrOOms, brick, Jacob street 9TH wa,i
tl.s01
House, 8 rooms and hall, PARK View, 10. njs
Us icot, easy terms, Sl.7l.
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street Island
Mouse, ! rooms, corner lot, eth stree. O1,y
terms. sl.I0l
House. rooms MccOlloch strcOt, East whoo.
Ing Sl,7o1,
street. S,60l
House. Sroomi, Baltimore street, EAs; whos'
Ing easy terms si0S1
House. I rooms. 18th street. easy terms. Sjl
House, 10 rooms, brick, with largo lot ll;h
street, cheap.
House, 5 rooms JSaab street. 9Th ward. elg
terms. el.jOl.
House. G rooms, Wood street. 5th ward, Sl.s,l
House rooms, brick, Market street, CentrI
Wheeling. cheap, Sl2Jl
Lots on Lind street. EelvCdetc, $50 ald STi
Three lots in Park View, cheap,
ate price.
$40, 500. 500. $50. sI,Opo aud $3.50 to Loan "a
real estate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

a MIscslInnsouS MIeInngo of Minor Mat
tors From MarshnIrA 9Intr0polIs.

A Miscellaneous Mriango OF Minor Mat.
tors from Marshal'G Metropolis
Tho board Of education OF tho indie
pendent school district OF Mouudsvillo
held n meeting at Sheriff MaEhows' office
Monday evening for tho purpose OF or
ganizing and elOcting officers Tor tho on
suing year. The members OF tho board
are L. NJ. Hood, l. &. Brock, II. W..
Hunter, L. q. Roberts, NJ. Keyser and
W. u. Purdy. J. q. Brock was elected
president and James A. Sigafoose secre.
tary. Tho school levy was made tho
same as last year. being forty cents for
%teachers' fund and thirty.tlvc cents for
building fund on zach 500 valuation.
An examining board, consisting OF
superintendent d. 4. Williams, Miss
Sarah Porter and Miss Nanon Hender-
shot, was appointed TO hold the oxnmi-
nation Of tho city teachers. The janitors
selected are: Brick building, Sam uol
". Peters; Thatcher building, Mrs. W.
F. Komple; First ward building, j. b.
Catlett; Third ward building, ID, U.
Poylo; colorod school, ]. ]. Pryor.
The land snit OF Fletcher VS.. Howard
is still occupying the attention Of the
circuit court The hearing oil the tosti-
mony was ended yesterday and nrgu-
monts begun, which will most likely
take up this morning.
Tho Phoebe Rowe missionary society
will hold its regular meeting on Friday
evening at tho home Of Miss Laura
Woodburn.
A o~ne.year.old daughter OF Jacob
stilwcll died on Sunday aud was buried
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Meta Roberts has returned
from n visit to friends Mt West Liberty
and Triadolphiu.
Mrs. Q. G. Newman and child left for
Littloton yesterday afternoon to visit
friends.
J. b. Hicks Is confined to his room by
sickness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
ONO COAL ROADS

sIny AmnlEnmnts Under ono Manage.
ment-Ths H., n, Is {. Rsoolvsrship.
A Zanonville dispatch says: "ThO
appoinlmont Of General Manager
Goddes BY tho Belmont county court as
receiver Of the BOllairo, GAINESVILLE 4
Cincinnati narrow guupo. so closely fol-
lowing tho rOcoivorship Of the Colum.
bus. Shawnee & Hooking, has set many
Z%anesvillo people 10 spsCulaLinp. Just
two years ago, upon tho representation
that tho whole road would DO standard
guag0d 10 tho Ohio river, MuakinRum
county virtually gave away tho nine
milos ahe oWnod TO tho BOllairo, IanoS'
yllls & Cincinnati company. There
were many protests, but tho Oxp0GIa.
tiona OF future bOnBlltu w0rO no great
that tho protests were %amothOrOd. Al
that timo IL was said tho Columbus,
Shawnee K Hooking expected 10 obtain
control Of tho narrow guago and do tho
work.
"a reorganization committee recently
purchased the Innosvillo Bolt limo and
took II out Of n receivers hands, Is
now being operated by tho Columbus,
sandusky q docking, md IL really tho
link between ila track aud that OF tho
narrow gauge,
"Fout oi tho sovon RAILWAYS running
into HanosvillO ato now managed by "a.
Ceiyotq, and those who hayo fingers upon
tin railway puias fool that thefe Ia some
gigantic movement going m that Ia dos.
tined 10 ammgamRtH tho Ohio conl Hines
int1 Onu vast aystNm with Asinglo hcnd.
Thorb ara tulnofs llcfo ~ othor receiver.
ships, aud II Ia said that at least two
other uhla raadA ara huuglug shore
very closely, nv thoy have nOarly ground.
Cd h]ofdloiUrO
"fho four lInos referred To above ma
bOlnR In receivers hands, tho Colum.
bus, Handusky 4 Hooking, Cleveland,
Canton x 5oulhOrni HanOAulln 4 Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
PLENTY Of nmu'umcntS at tho Cigar.
IN akofa' Picnic, July T.

TRAVELLERS find a safe companion In
DO Vita Collie and Cholera euro. A
change In drinking wRtur and In dict,
oflon CAUSES sOyUre aud dangerous con.
plnihts. This medicine always cures
tlIum. Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, w. Va,
Il. Il. rOaOoiy, BonwOod, Dowio & Co.,
BfidgOpOfl,O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

A HOUSE kickod H. s, slntCr, Of tho
Froomyur House, M%idllpburN NJ ", on
tho kncO, which laid him up In bod
and caused tho knOo Joint to become
Slili. A friend recommended him to
uEo Chamhutlalu'S Pain balm, which ho
did aud In two days was nblO to 10
around. Mr. ShhlDr has recommended
II 10 many OlllOta and anva II Ia excel.
lOnL for any kind Of n btuiSO or Bprain.
This same Remedy Ia alo famous for
lta CutOa Of rheumatism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

Pittaburgh-RIver 6 feet and falling
Slowly. Weather clear aud pleasant.
Warren-River | foot and falling.
Weather cloar and warm.
OIL City-RivOr / foot 2 inches and
falling. Weather cfear and pleasant.
GrcenBboro-Rivor $ feet @ inches
and rising. Weather lair and pleasant.
PRrkorsburg--River 3foet aud rising.
Weather cloudy and warm.
River 8 foot . inches
md falling, Weather clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
RRo GLUE OUTING.
A brilliant Affair at the Park YOStOrdu
and Last Evening.

A brilliant Affair Rt he Park Yesterday
and Last Evening.
The Carroll club had its annual out
ing and picnic at Wheeling park yeator'
day afternoon and last night, and 1t was
one OF the p~leasantost successes Of the
season there. The attendance was
large, every hourly train out on the
Wheeling & Elm Grove road from
o'clock 10 S p. m, being crowded, and
extra cars being required to carry the
people. There was no formal programme,
but the affair was graced by the pres
ence of some OF the leading Catholic
people Of the city, and by many we'll
known Proteatants as we'll, The after.
noon was Ispsnl in social gatherings OF
family groups, aud a promenade con-
cert was given by the Opera House
band. In the evening there was q large
accession to the crowds present. The
park was brilliantly illuminated, and
the scene was beautiful as the
throng passed aud repRssed under the
lines OF light in the enclos'
ure, Dancing in tho casino
was the main amusement Of
the night, Messrs. Joyce, Hnndlan and
Coyle presiding on the floor. The com,
miItee in charge should feel proud OF
the success achieved. It was composed
OF the president, DR.. @, A, %ingerLer,
and Messrs. ]. ]. CouiI, S. Alexander,
&. j.. MathiSon, ]. L. Giesey, John
Waterhouse, L. J.. MCGOWAN. A. j.
Yahn and L. b, Carney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
REVIVAL OF GLASS
Business in Wheeling Now More
Than Strong Probability.
AN OFFER TO BUY THE CENTRAL

Works In East Wheeling Made by a
wheelIus Man Yesssrday-A FsSoE=;
able Answer is AntoIpntod-Then a
Company of Local People WIN BIO
Formed to Operate the PIaut-Prao'
tioal Glass Men are ~IatoresgOd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES,
roTlOE TO L~IENHoLDERS.

NOTICE TO LIENHoLDERs
To ALL PERSONS HoLpiSd LIENS by JUDGMENT on
OTHERWISE on THg REAL Estate OK 81 PART
THEREOF or GREES h. JEFFERSON!
In pursuance OF decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of Ohio county made in a certain caute therein
pending, to subject tho real estate Of the said
Green II, Jefferson to tho satisfaction Of tho
liens thereon, you hrc hereby required TO pre-.
sent all claims held by YOU and each ni you
against the said Green Il Jefferson, which arc
liens on his real estate, or any part thereof. for
line street wbeeliag, West Va, Oh or before tho
18th day Of July, 1875.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June
1895. GEO. l. BOYD.
W. J. ". CowDES.
Solicitor for Complainant jel2.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

Steamer Jonnio George will takc tho
steamer Liborty'a place In tho ClNrlng.
ton and Wheeling trade, commencing
Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

TnE Fair Grounds nro close to tho
city and tho Cigarmnkers' Picnic will
be there on tho Fourth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
JAMES A. HENRY,
teal ,tatO Agent. Collector. Notary Public aul
rcnslou Attorney No i6l! Market street
FOR SALE.

No, lis 8 rcnn slrcot, y roumSA aud bath, bo,h
gases. Cheap,
No. Hillh street. ii.tuomcd brick Cheap
NUfGN Market street 0 rooms, $500
Nos ii0l aud ii0b Market STROLL bu'lneu
property, $1,000
Nos n aud 10 s7lh 'ircct, " rooms SlbO
No, nlgd Market street I rooms aud bath, Sl0ll
No. ES York street atOumA Cheap.
NJ. MN Trout IT., \ rooms and hath Chctl
M, lOli ChdrluhO st., $ rooms, bath room AMI
largo stable si.0D,
store room. Cheap,
Houses ct %a,iIlIcs and In different locations
Saloon Tor Mtlc OH 10Th sttrol, cheap
Restaurant aud hotel for Salc Oh Market 'lroNI
cheap
chcnp,
uhldlng lots IN oil the best locations iulhs
CITY.
Farm, Tor nlo on ohSy terms
HOUSES 10 RENT MONEY To LOAN
--
HERRT j. FINK.
Telephone 0st tmtii titj Market sttsSt Nhh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
PROPOSALS. FOR HAULING Paw.
j lNO nRlCR, SEWER rirE AND CURB

lNNlH
scnlcd pf0nolals viii bo received Al tho ONCE
ol tho linhfC III ruhllC Works Of tho CITY OF
Wheeling until u O'Clock noon, saturday July
0 1891. Tor hauling paving brick, sowcrplpC nnh
curb stone from the cars, IL DO delivered along
the streets aud alleys whore tho same arO to DO
used,
rho brick must TOO neatly md carefully piled
on tho sidewalks the TrWOr nlpc to DO laid along
tlOl whore ituUolir, me ~ bc dug aud tho
curb HlUno along tho lines whore to 10 sol All
material must 10 dollyctol to tho sallsiaoilOu Of
the llunrd NJ Fable Works,
The successful bidder viii bo required 10 I'm.
load the paving htCk, sewer uipc AMI curb stone
ttnm i'm rnts within inttN rteht hnmtt nttrt TIM
sathp hAi icon placed On switch lie will hu held
liable tot MI h]fcnkngo nt damage TINT LAY on,
Gilt white loading or unloading, or dutlng Tho
tino ihumHictiHli ~ IN lis change.
The dl1utrnt places whore brick, eve plpo
mud curb stone arc ubc delivered can bO seen at
tho office Ut Tho Hoard VI Public Works
hHAN SIS bfiek must be pot thousand trwrt
plho ey Tho ton nnd on curb Elono by tho run
ming foot
Pfopoalaio bc marked "i'topo,ais for Haul.
mn ltuk, Htfor Pipe aud CnthlnW"
Tho board reserves the right ~ reject any or
nll bids.
ny order Of tho board Of Puddle Works
IelpHww WIZ hURNIsH elefk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
STOCKS, N ETC.
oOOOO

SToCEs FOR SALE.
10 shares German Bank.
lOshRrcs Exchange Bank.
100 shares spears Axle Works
qsharcs Wheeling Steel < Iron Co
g0Aharcs Fmnkliu Insurance Co,
- shares Warwick China 20.
- shnres OHIO Valley Bank.
bsharcS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Tive Lois In EdglngtOn's Lane.
II. S. IRWIN. broker.
jc2O No. q Twelfth Street
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Hoods pills : s,,; t. ss :as;s s''i = ' s.....
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FOR SALE
Building site, Pleasant Valley, fronts 1876 icct
on National TOad,
Two desirable residences. WOodsdAlG
No. tST hirty.irt street, IL roomcd iwolHuL
Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
Lot on South Front street, spOl
No, o. North Front street.
No. 1925 McCnlluch street.
Real estate Of every description,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03
PROPOSALS.
DROpOsALS FOR GRADING EoFF
j STREET. FROM TwENTY-TIIRD TO
TNENTV FnTETu gTpRET

DROPOsALs FOR SETTING NEW
j. CuRBlNd AND DRESSING AND RESET.
TING OLD CURLING DURING THE
YEAR 1895,
Sealed proposals will DO received at the once
Of the Board Of Public Works Of tho city OF
6, 1895. for settling new Curblng aud dressing aud
FO,sGttihV old curhlnE,
Specifications eau 10 seen at tho onlco Of tho
Board. lids must be per llnohl loot aud sepn.
rate on new and old uurbing, Unsuccessful
bidder will be- required TO furnish bond In such
amount IA the ldar1 may specify.
Tho Board reserves the rlghL to rcIcot any or
oil bids,
Proposals 10 he marked Proposal, Tor Setting
Cufhlng'
iy order Of tho board Of ruhllo Works
jClpNlwAs w. H. lIOllNlSlI, ClOtk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-13
IN 4 QUABDARY.
Worrying Over Gov. Ludlow's
Appointment voorhees,
]. Committee to Continue

TRENTON, June IS, 1S95.-The Repub-
lican Senators held a long caucus be-
tween the morning and afternoon ses-
sion. It was preceded by a little humor
upon the part of Judge Kuhl, the Hunt
erdon Senator, who is fast becoming
one of the wits of the Legislature. Mr..
Kuhl arose in his place very solemnly
and asked the President if he would
adjourn the Senate for a few minutes
until he could have a consultation with
his Democratic colleagues. The request
made many, even the Republicans, laugh
when they thought of the manner in
which they go into conference whenever
the spirit moves them and leave their
Democratic brethren to cool their heels
wherever they see fit.
Yesterdays conference was over the
judicial nominations which the Cover
nor had sent in the day before. The
question which perplexed the Senators
was whether to confirm ex-Judge Lud-
low. They did not think they could af-
ford TO reject such an exemplary citi-
zen as the Ex-Governor. and one in every
respect qualified to keep up the homo,
and traditions of the Supreme Court. al
1t would make them guilty OF q parti-
sanship which would lose them the
votes OF many whom their p~rotestations
Or devotion to the State for the good oi
The State may have deludeds
Then they did not like the idea Of an
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-13
MR.. BULLOOK's PLUCK.
R~essurrects His Labor B~ill-Senate
Measures Passed.

Special to the jersey City Meas.
TRENTON, June 10, 1S95.-Mr. Bullock,
the Paterson labor man. gained a signal
victory last night. When it was discover
ed on Tuesday that his bi-monthly wages
bill had been killed through the myster-
ious disappearance of two of its pages,
he Immediately reintroduced 1t. AT last
nights session he reported the bill as
Chairman of the committee to which 1t
had been referred. The Speaker ruled
that under the resolution providing for
the extra session it would not be con-
sidered but said he would take the sense
of the House upon the subject.
The House, by q unanimous vote de-
cided to take up the measure and 1t was
rushed through under a suspension of the
rules.
The other bills passed by the House at
the night session were:-
Senate No. 1888, provides that the print
ing of the Senate and House Journals,
minute of joint meetings and executive
sessions and all current printing of the
Legislature be awarded to the lowest
bidder.
Senate No. 3e1, requires the Secretary
of State to report to the Comptroller at
the close of each week all fees and other
moneys received by him for use Of the
Senate No. IS, provides that the Mayor
of New Brunswick may vote upon every
question coming before the Common
Council of that city when that body is .
Senate No. s74, provides for extra cleri-
cal help in the Secretary Of States office
up to the time the appropriation bill goes
into effect next November.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-13
EXCELLENT CHORAL WORK.
Pupils of New Jersey Institute Pro

luce a CanfatA.
The closing exercises of the New Jer-
sey Institute of Music and Languages
were witnessed by an appreciative au-
dience last evening in Pavon Hall. at
| Pavonia and Baldwin avenues.
Mr.. Phil A. Anon, musical director
and principal of the institute, produced
ESTHER. the Beautiful Queen" with
| thrilling effect, aided by the pupils, who
were dressed in gay ana quaint Oriental
costumes.
The plot. as the name implies, is the
beautiful story of Esther, Ahusuerus
and Hannah, and is c~leverly interviewer
with very charming solos and chorusts
presented last night in 4 most effective
amer. The work OF the large cnorus
and orchestra. directed by Mr.. Anon. is
choruses were clear, bright anil crisp
slovenly leads. Miss Essie McKenna
made a charming Esther; A. T. Bunzs,
/ ky, as the King, was dignihed as be.
| fitted his character; Sydney Smith was
the wicked Hannah, and James \. Moran
was Mordecai. Other characters Were
sustained by John Rowland. Fred. Rug
asch, Horace Mills. Ed Smith, Misses
PIC boolsy; Mes 81 Ghas e colrad
VIM. Carroll. Phil. r. .!Asnon, Jr.: MISSES
b. Atchisol. Estelle Wade. Emma At.
| Gibson, Nellie O'Brien and IA. 0'Hourke
This evening the pupils will hold thefl
| Anal reception ard lance a large at.
tendance Is expeeted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-13
THEATRE SEATS IN PARIS.
Spectators with Models of
the Auditorium.

Paris has s~ixty-three theatres. in which
are concentrated the dramatic, operate,
and kindred arts of France The Pari-
sian loves his theatre. While those who
would be in the swim must have boxes,
or stalls at the opera. the Theatre Franz
Gals and the Opera Comique, where they
go to see and be seen. arrayed in fulK
dress, they are "at home" in the numerA
Gus smaller theatres, as the Vaudeville,
Varies, Bouffes-Par.s stems, Folies-Drama-
tiques, Porte4St. Martin, Ambigu, etc.
Here they amuse themselves. These
theatres are very we'll patronized, in
spite of the great competition which has
caused them to resort to all sorts of
business tricks, Agioteums, the French
name for ticket spectators, handle the
seats of any attraction just in the
height of success, and may one day sell
seats for the opera, some premiere being
or the programme, and the next day
go in with all their persuasive power
in favor of some light burluesque show
at the Palais-Royal. Although perambu-
lat.ng all over town. the ticket speeu-
sary tool in his stock of trade-a full
theatre he handles the tickets of. It
IS a curious sight to see the fellow
come into a cafe with one, two and even
more boxes, set them up, and then in
true French style, praise the particular
performers he offers seats for. He knows
the location of every seat, and it is ac-
tually true that he never sells a seat
behind a thick pillar for a good seat.-Ex-
change.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-13
MARIE BAsHKIRTsEFF AGAIN.

In it's notice of the death of the Duke
of Hamilton(who had at his disposal a rem
tai of nearly 100000 a year, the London
"Lady's PICTORIAL says: The Duke fig
ures largely in the early pages of that
most curious self-revelation. The
Journal of MarieBashkirtseff." The Duke
of the precocious child of twelve, who
fell in love with him as he drove his
four-in-hands on the Promenades des
Anglais at Nice, and who prayed that
she might become his wife. Her raving
about the Duke would be, ridiculous II
that even at the age of twelve the girl
was consumed by inordinate vanity and
ambition. II dream of nothing but
Duchess of H or a celebrity of the
stage. A great lady. a duchess!
first among the worlds celebrities, for
in that case I shall be of another
world!' And yet his poor, hysterical
child thought herself an artist. sA~