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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

aud TO tue severely heavy gale sos
IN during the night aud still con
tinues, though tho velocity has de.
creased. The attendance ut the SUI
bur ban schools is very light.
WArERTowN, n. Y, February Z.
CLEAR and cold weather continues
throughout this section. though it
has moderated slightly from the in.
tense cold of the past two days. At
| ii O'CLOCK tins morning it was 10
| degrees below zero i'll the heart of
the CITY, while i'll the country dis
tricts it Is from 5 TO 8 degrees
| lower.
AT Alexandria bay and other
| Thousand Islands points yesterday
the lowest mark was 81 degrees be.
low. The average temperature of
the day in Wafertown yesterday
wns 10 degrees below.
PhlMorTH, Mass, February T.
This harbor is completely frozen
over, which is rnre occurrence.
Baltimore, February The
usually busy wharves along Light
street wero deserted to day and bus
mess almost entirely suspended,
| The bitter cold weather, the blind
ing snow storm and ice have COM
blned to practically close nav
lgntion. The Weems line has
started no boat out for two
days. The steamer Essex from the
Rnppahannock river, due this morn
Ing, had not been heard from at &
p. III. The Baltimore, Chesapeake
and Atlantic Company have discon-
tlnued oil It's boats till the weather
moderates. The Chester River
Steambont Company and the Mary
land anu Virginia Steamship Com
pany report no steamers in to day,
nor has anything been heard FROM
| them.
The sulerings of the luckless oys.
termen are terrible. In many Of
the little rivers and creeks down the
bay oyster vessels are frozen in aud
their thinly Glad, poorly fed aud
mlserably cared for crews are re-
ported to be in bad way. Scores
of the men are frost bitten. The ice
boats Annapolis aud Latrobe are on
duty day and night, plough1ng up
and down the ice bound harbor in
the attempt to keep channel open
for seagolng vessels.
COLUMBIA, $, c., February T.
The blizzard struck South Carolina
ut 3 O'Clock this afternoon aud is
sweeping ull before it now, with n
high wind. The mercury fell II
degrees III the first three hours. 1t
Is now IL degrees. with every indi-
cation OF sliding down to zero
before morning.
GLASGOW, February THE at.
tempt to launch the yacht Ailsa was
a failure, owing TO the extreme cold,
The frost prevented the hull from
sliding oil and the boat stuck when
she had gone half way down the
ways and resisted all efforts to move
her.
ANTWERP, February THE river
Scheldt is frozen over so soidiv as
TO enable people to cross on foot.
Navigation is totally suspended over
AustrOweet.
GENOA, February IA violent
storm is sweeping along the coast.
Twenty small vessels have been
driven ashore near this port. Great
damage has been done to buildings
i'll exposed positions and to piers
ana breakwaters.
CoRK, February Show has
fallen for fifteen hours III South
western ireland. Several trains are
embedded i'll drifts and no railway
IN the region is operating regularly.
communication with Killarney.
Iralee, Ma!low and Banley has been
suspended.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
ROOM FOR RENT.

one or two gentlemen can obtaina nicely
mInishtd room, centrally located with all
ploaern c,nvenenccs, including bath, gas aud
heat, within thies minutes walk OF the eleo-
eric line. y. {. e. care NiIginiau. uol0-tf
LUR RENT--EUOMS ABOVE 1876 MAIN
street. suitable tvr dressmaker. MOI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

Eok 81 th-A GOOD PORTABLE BAKE
Oven, just The hing FOR n sm Al b.kcry. i, 80
Us Inquire Of A, htlNEltkEL. rn;oons.
an
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
" Sk1;IS.

<ssefisfrisrm Of ms class, rvs ffnss or tes:,
osnn Tor one insertion: 90 cents for hrcS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

EINE HOME Ar \ BARt;AlN-WElI
4 Dnill, comfortable House, 45S Bramh cton
eFtnue; two stories. cellar and attic: heated by
Iienncrs"n's Hot .Nr fuintcc; .arse, hIrh loi
YIN driveway For sale an easy terin, IOHN
J.. NbUPER, Jr 10 l'amk str,ei. iso-lm y
EUG HOAr FOR SALE-THE con. l. G.
4 ilill.' \ MS toat j. well known in Sulioik
horlolk or tdenton, and is a suitable boat TO
do towing either in logs, lumber or vessel husi-
oess. As this Company has no use for s. I'D boat
anyone wishing 10 purchase a bargain can as.
certain price ard term, by applying TO j. IL.
10. suffolk. Va. du',-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

SNANTED-AT ONCE, FIFTEEN WHITE
" stone cutters; piece work; work ten hours
per day; arm - to s2.50 er day. y. b. COOK,
= aKeheld Granite QuarrieS, Petersburg, Va.
fe,-lwS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,

CPEClAlvCOMPlETE ASSORTMENT OF
a. February Magazines; Eu,k:n's WORKS bctU-
iiiullE bound, 81" rcr set. Shakcspeafc's one
Aaif Russia bindings at Sis ttr The set and
many otter areaus al NUsBAUM'S. II, Main
eucri, Ma FOIL, Va. =. + =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

R0ARDER WANTED 10 LET. FRONT
~ room with board in private family, to gen
klenan and wife or two gentlemen; west Of
GRANNY sir, ct Address NV. q. W." care of
Tirginian. fs6-Stt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

NEANTED-Lady agents throughout Nir-
~ ginia to handle an article that sells on its
merit Address 32l Fifth avenue 5. T., Hoa-
coke Va. oc20
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

WANTED "A FIRST-CLASS COlORED
~ c OK; scttlad; undo. ,audS marking. APP
ply 81 Church street after Il. M. ie5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

4UANTED-A M1DDLE-AGED LADY FOR
y companion to gontlcman's wife and little
daughter; no work aud no salary, but pleas
ant home. Address BUSINESS, Nirginian
pihCc. iaS0-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

! OSr-ONE DOZEN BADGES, MARKED ST
- sephs literary Club. BET wecn New y N
Mariner streets. The Gnde: will return TO -
so.cph's catholic School and lie rewarded
IpS-Att
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

TRUSTEES SALE-lCE CREAM, CREAM
i and ~ ilk as usual at METTOWEE DAIRY,
l3 Charlotte street. Special inducem nts IN
Butter aud Cheese. Phone 5ie. f,sJtf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

A6tefffsnienH Of Mi5 cfdSJ, hUe hnss or ieis rs
oesln for one tnte,!ioii: 60 crn9 for hrss.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

hNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN Oh
" tain board and comfortable room
with private family. Terms model ate
rcfercnces exchanged. Address w. s.,
care Virginian. selG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

N[ANTED.-Spectal Advertising Canvusscrs.
" familiar with premium IHerchantilc trade;
money maker OF 1894. Also clever general
Sanvasserso on greatest seller of the day STAN
LEY BRADLEY, . T. lG, ST, New York.
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MONEY TO loan ON REAL ESTATE IN
~ Sums 10 suit. on easy terms. Address
JOHN r. WEST II. o. Box 22j. ie7-lwt
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AtALESMEN. WE SEND SAMPLES. All.
~ low liberal salary and expenses or
commission to proper applicants; staple
seller, three stores out of i've will order.
Address, with stamp, Lock Fox 420. New
York city. aul9-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-29
people SO that those little ones when

people SO that those little ones when
they grew mp u'!Sht 60 back TO the old
homestead nnd return in memory to
childhood days, wEcn they drank ont
of the "oil oakcn hucket, climbed up
the old trees. swu2g pa the old garden
gate, and he happy again al their old
home and make patriotic citizens.
HOW II r,SSC@.
The whole section WA GdoItedin the
| following shape:
Section 20. The general assembly
shall enact such laws rs viii exempt
| from attachment, levy and sale under
any mesue or final process issued from
| any court to the head OF any family re-
siding IN this State, a homestead of
lands, whether held in fee or auy lesser
estate, not TO exceed in value 1000,
with the yearly products thereof, and,
every head ui family residing in this,
State, homestead q. hands, whether
held in fec or any lesser estate, not to-
exceed in value 81 coo with the yearly
products thereof, and every head of II:
family residing in this State, whether
having II homestead exemption in lands
or not. personal property rot to exceed
in value the sum of $500. The title to
the homestead to ls set OF aud assign
ed shail hc absolute and l." forever dis
charged from uil debts of nid debtor
then existing or thereafter contracted
except ~ hereinafter provided. Pro-
rld,d, that IN case any woman having
separate estate shall he married to
the head OF II family who has not of his
own sufficient property t. constitute II
hpnnstIDl |.
said married woman shall he entitled
to like exemption n provided tor II
head OF II family. Provided further,
That there shall not l., nh allowance of
more than 81 ,OHu worta OF real estate
and more than $5Gn worth Of personal
property to the husband and wife ioint-
~. Provided, that 40 property shall
he exempt from attachment, levy or
sale Tor faxes, or Tor payment fer obi
cations contracted for TIE purchase of
said homestead or personal property
exemption, or the erection of or max
ing improvements thereon. Provided
further, that the yearly products of
SAID homestead shall not nc exempt
from attachment. levy or sale FOR tho
payment OF obligations contracted in
the production OF the same. Provided
lur,hcr, that 10 waive, shnll de-
icnt the right OF homestead, before as-
sISnu.cut. cXcei: /: he hY deed Of
conveyance or mort -nCr and only NJ
dSHl!!s' th' mortgage ictl, and no ludg
melt creditor -: u:""r creditor whose
lion Ir's not lnE iHr !3t:N,atcnd shall
have any right q: cont" 10 require II
! mortgage Which vHrrac,' the home
/ stead anu either Ircpc.tN to first ey-
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the same distance.
II shall no unlawful for any railroad


1t shall be unlawful for my railroad
corporation to relieve by contract OF
It's common law liability or limiting
the same. This is expected to do
away with tle release" clause as to
shipping.
Empty and loaded cars mas: be IN
terchGngrd by intersectinG railroads.
A railroad commission is provided
for to prevent unjust Discrimination,
extortion, etc.
Abandonment of the present law
relative to the liability OF railroads
from accidents resulting frCm the acts
Of fellow servants thereby increasing
:he responsibility of the railroads in
the matter o: damages.
In the matter of bauks, the most i'm
IoCtunt action were IL the provisions
for bank examiner, making bank
stockholders liable to- deposi;ors i'll a
sum eGUalto their stock over and above
the face value of the same and the GU
IEulative plan for clecting directors is
to apply to all classes OF corporations
There seems to be little question
Gs - whether banks that have already
been incorporated under the general
nc: of incorporation will DC lianic to
:hc provisions Of the article, the iiabii-
i;y Of the stockholders Icing fix ed IL
their charters.
The article on corporations was
passed. more huryiclly than perhaps
ANY other before the convention and is
likely TO be anne nded OH the third read
trr
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-29
THE UNION TIMES.
UNION, 8. G..
JUSTICE GEhT'S DECISION.
He Decides Differently from JudSc Si-
mont on lathe Case OF Geo. w.
Folsom Against Township
UNION, s. G.

moutoD lathe Case of Geo. w.
Folsom Against Township
90, Abbevilie County.
A slight difference of opinion he.
tween the Supreme Court oil the Unit
ed States and Judge Simonton, Of the
United States Circuit Court for South
Carolina, was made manifest Monday
when Justice Gray read the answer of
the former body te certain question
propoundcd hy the Court of Appeals
for the ioarth circuit in the case Of
George w. Folsom VS. Township 9G,
county of AbbcyI!ls, =. G. Folsom,
resident of Tennessee, sued IL the
Circuit Courts O: South Carolina to
recover defaultel interest upon bonds
Issued by the township IN aid of the
construction of the Gro,nvilic " Port
Royal Railroad and for writ Of man
darGus to compel the county commits.
sioners to levy and collect a tax for
their payment. Defence was sc. up
that the case was controlled 10 the
decision o: The State Supreme Court IL
the case OF Floyd vs.. Perrin ana that
the plaintiff could hot receiver. This
defence was held to hc good by Judge
hiN iL' N't''t Ntul ~ VIC
Court Of Appeals. That court asked
the Supreme Court 10 GHswc: The qucs
tons:
/. Was the Circuit Court buunG "a
follow th. decision ui the State SUprcmc
Court i'll the cast of Floyd vs.. Perrin?
=. Was plaintiff cut.tlcd tu recover
upon the bonds ana coupons. there nnv-
ing been at the time he cam. into pos
session of them no adverse decisiOu Nv
the State Surr,!uc Court respecting Z
them?
3. Whether bonds issued under acts
OF December -, 1882, and Dcccuhcr
"a, 1SS5 constituted valid Indebtedness
against the township issuing them.
4. Whether the acts OF December
10, 1857, validated these bonds and
made them binding upon Township "G.
The first question, Justice Grny suid.
the Supreme Court answered III th,
negative: the second and third IN th,
affirmative; the fourth was not an
swerId. IL Lie opinion. the Justice
said that the Legislature OF Stat" hai
the power to vest III n township any
and all powers appropriate 10 that t,:-
yitory to bc I:srl for the benefit of al.
the people, AID TINT the power l. Issue
the bonds III question came within ;An;
scope.
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I'm THE STEERAGF." D."
The Time FOR Discussion is to be Lin
tied From Now On.

tied From Now On.
The following report from the com
mitter Oh stecrage was presented on
Wednesday and was adopted:
The steering committee respectfully
report ns follows:
|. The convention shall each day
convene at 9 30 u. m; reccdc from
business at , p. M, till p. m, and
cOntiuIc III session till & o'clock p. III.
again rccedc til 80 aud then con
tinuc ia session vntil adjournment for
the any II had.
=. lLc time Of the convention for
the resent week is signed as follows:
/" the report Of the committee on de-
ciurntiun rf rights, No. "a, two hours
!! sr m,.c!. BE Mccrssary. Then to the
tE:id reading of the report of com
lL.:!,c 81 contingent accounts, No.
-: ou, hour If SO much be necessary:
:E,i. 10 the third rendiug Of report of
committee on Jurisprudence, No. As,
one hour If So mach bC necessary;
;M"n 90 the tEird reading of report of
CC!n!.!tt,c Oh COrporntlolS, No. 30,
Gle A".r II So much hC necessary;
t;.cu to thr report Of committee on
tiunnC, "ad tnXation, No. 80, and to
Cnch e ia" several ordinances, Nos.
-, - and -, in the order named, one
hCEr II TT uuch be necessary.
,. Tie assignment of tire for Mon
dar owl N'.'..'.'. ''.;n /. ",.""mnr"I
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THE ARTICLE On COUNTIES
E:as Been Completed at Last and
Adopted

adopted
IL tie Convention on Wednesday the
article Cu county government cane ur
tor It's third reading. and Ike following
was lie result:
Section & and : were tnkc4 up and
adopted as follows, withuUt tGmcndmen
Sec. Il. All new couutics hereafter
turG,G shall bear IA just apportionmeDt
Oi the valid Indebtedness Of The G!!
county or counties from which they
have been formed.
Sec. :. The genera! assembly Shall
lave the power t. alter county hues 1T
nuy time: provided that before any eX-
listing county line is altered the ques-
tlon stall be frs: submitted to the
qualified voters OF the territory pro-
posed to he t.ken from one county and
g!vcL to another and shall have rrceiv-
"a two-;MrGS ut the vote cast; pruv;d-
ed, iurthrr. that tie change shall net
reduce tie county from wh!ch the ter
rltorv is taken below the Limits pre-
scr.hcd IL sections = AID I of this Iii
Gle, provided. that tie proper proper
uuns ot the CNlsting count !ud.Gtcd-
LESS OF thr section 80 :ra-s!cYIe" shall
!e assumed Iy TIE lC"Ety u N!..rh the
territory j. - transferred.
Section : was then adopted, r,N.liL =
uS follows.
Section :. No county s"rt shall
/, removed cXccp: ny vote q two.
thirds Of the qualified electors of said
. ,,G!.iy vu:.a- ut suca election il an
..,2:!oa he.! .ur that purpose. bat
s'c:I nM election shall not be he'll! in
%uy cuuuly o:tcner than once III five
vca:~
Section was then rushed through
without change. "a follows:
Section =. That each county shall
constitute an election district.
Section 10 Was likewise adyp:ed us
follows
Section 10. The general assembly
may provide fer the consolidation OF
two or more existing cOun:Ies ii a ma
Jori;v o! the qualified electors Of such
cuUut!es, voting at an election. held for
that purpose. shul! vote separately
therefor, hut such ciectio" shall not
lee held oftrncr than once IL four
,oars II! the same cOuLties.
Section Il was UL!ulurcI u!d got
thru"gi. in ;h:, shape:
Section II. Each OF tLc se.erai
Townships OF this State witt. name. and
boundaries as nov established hv law
eha.! constitute II body polite and cor
ioTn;,. hut this shall not prevent tn.
gcnrrni assembly from organizing 9TH
cr townships or chanein" the hu.utin-
!!cs &: those already established. anG
the general assembly may provide such
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/
You cannot sell property and defeat a
wife right of dover. When man
marries be has title absolute, and
| dependent 'lron yuu She shall have
one-th;rd ot that estate for iIfe. 1t is
n I:ght, and an iuchoutc right, Il is true,
and he cannot sell it without her con
sent. That is :ho Only thing We want
to do for the widows aDd wives and
orphan children, and yuu can't get
| around it. If il IS for l. man : benefit
let it he for his benefit.
Mr.. Hutson-- VIII You have it 50
that n man can hold ali OF lis property
subject to the right of homestead?
Gov. Evans-Ies. sir / would
have that Constitution to say that his
property should always be subject to
his wife and children to homestead.
| Whenever he may show that he has
| wasted his home i would have the arm
! II the law to come in and say we will
! protect these people and nurture PIT
riotism Ill them, and say to the credit
| orS hands Of; this is for the young
! citizens of South Carolina.
Mr.. Hutson Tina: would be peypc.-
uniting by feud"! tenure?
Gov. Tynus-No, sir: where does
! tie ferdnl svs.cu, come in th.re?
Air. Hutsou-Yoa woj.i,i rerretuate
land holding for all timc.
! Gov. Evans Descent the State own
all the land? Doesn't she reserve the
right to eminent domain? l would
! preserve tor the States citizens to
Keep 1t ont of the hands .! the cmritni-
lists and millionaiics who are coiHin%
to II uow, Look "a B"ruwo0 ani
! EdGeticid ThuEsuuGs and thousands
"f acres 81 land being sold 10Y mort
! 9"o'' ''-'' - H't'' - - '--' ''''
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4 BRIEF REVIEW
FOR THE WEEK
OF TEE WORK OF THE CONSTI-
TUTIONAL CONVENTION.
II IS Thought by Many Tha: the End is
About In Sight. The Legislature
Out of the Way.

WORKING WITH more htart uUh WIN ana
begin 10 feel that the daylight OF ud-
jCUrnment il ahead. There was not a
member OF the convention who had
any idea that the convention would
continue IN session rs long as K has.
The session las been STRAIN on many
anu Euor will regret when Il il nj
over, aud al! Will return home with
the Consciousness that the best pUSsihlc
has been done FOR the gouu %. the old
state. The journal OF las, Saturdays :
rrUc@r. iugS will have OF Il FORTY
ainth day, md from that ,n,Ec iI,.. #
tn. wo,i, and time can br hpl. Il has
t1kCa very long timo - Ic:r@,Lc The
constitution. and III, gorcrni opinion
IS that what has .cen dG:!c has rcra
accomplished IA rapidly a. possible,
and shat ii will take from :vL 20 fifteen
DAYS to cumplcte the task.
The convention has for lurC time
had the dream OF cr:Iic. with tnr
Legislature" 10 dis; arb its HIcnhcr~. 1t
Was thu"Ght that the Legislature wo!.jl
have tu hv III session II: IL. smrnc tin!.
with the convention, but the ''rvop.c'
that j. what .E.y call The c"uycutioa-
' =
the legislative session uu:il :Av !4tu uf
january. Whether the corvr-:iuM has
the constitutions! riShttp v.e'pCa, TIE
Legislative session ::uNi the cil voLs;;-
tutuM was repealed hv anew one hci:g
uGrutcd or not n.a:tcryd not: IN. :,ci>-
!nt.vc session hui - he postponed,
nnl i. was done without question or
lMEh!c, and no one is sorry for the
delay. Ia future wears TIE Legislative
session VIII be hc,! III Jnuuurv. and x
may hc ~ well TO make the START j.:
tha: direction mt this tine.
III, s.uc,m: cxuectu:!Uu nov is .!.gt
ia, L,c.~!utUrc VIII lie IN session from
forty t. sixty ,lav- on ncnuuur u: :L"
vu.Umr Il worE that viii - u..c. srrv
n making the statu., .uu> ;u@.y:.u y
til, ,.w constitutions
The past week has hc,r ,I, o.. ,My
n.us; i:uror!Wut ia th" progress III N"
cunven::on The cGu,n,jr..I "uin-
mite, :,luct. which more directly aHd
continuously affects ;Ar :I:.I, It's ui
the =, ,pP.v -: the State :hun Huv u:A.r
article. VAS SIyU:. that ut,,.::1a W:.r.
/; deserved.
The ruHvCLii,. las H!:cafv dom.
mach tor tAr imp:uyrmcu. @. TIL -
ucntiunnl system nnl !: vnu; has az.
ready h,"!. duuc wee i.,; ...,,r.cu.yi.:-
c.i at M t." "u,"M.H schools II The
state woUiI Ice h,;t,r provided -.
t!I"u they Lav" eve: 1r"H.
IL addition t. :l.c ;Avry "a! .. ;hu
!. poll tax and the sup.c..,:..... ;.E.
the committee ,Arcct to have Ii" CON
Evening journal., 1895-01-29
Wonderland nrusee.

Despite the heavy snow storm last
evening the Wonderland was crowded To
the doors Sefton's comic Opera and
Vaudeville Company opened weeks
engagement, the various specialties
comedy skits and operatlc fsrces were
well received Among the leading artists
are Harry Soften the eccentric comedian
Mr. Seton j. an artist of rare ability
and In his speciality THE man with the
funny walk. he is irresistibly langhable
aiss May Deagle. In operatic selections
also came ia for great deal Of attention
Others, Al Tanner aud Mamie Rsaatt
Nile Car line, Oonroy and Delan. y and
Mile Faucette. In the lecture hall appears
Hercules Dufrane In gladiatorial sports
and marvellous fests in heavy lifting.
Miss Tempest exhibits large collection
Of performing alligators andl croeodllep.
Punch Gleason introduces his troupe OF
wooden-headed comedians In the old
time farce Of Punch and Judy which has
been revised up to date. On Tbursdav
evening Mr.. Dockstader will give away
another handsome parlor lamp aud on
Friday evening a barrel Of -four to the
person holding the lucky coupon.