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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-28
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. aud mla,ap, in tho thriving city
Across the River.

Across the River.
Seats have been placed in three rooms
In the new school building. These are
the high school and A and 3 grammar.
seats Will be put up in one more room
this week, The Mopndsyille board OF
education Is so well pleased with this
building that 1t viii probably adopt the
plans for the building to be erected
there.
The incandescent light was turned off
on Saturday and Sunday nights at mid
night, but hereafter 1t will he on all
night, The machinery is working nice
~ and the light Is giving the best OF sat
lsfnctlon.
At the meeting of the board OF educa-
tionl last night the contract for furnish
Ing blinds for the new Central school
building was awarded TO Humphrey
Williams. OF Martins Ferry.
Harry Cooke, assistant manager ut
the Aetna STANDARD. narrowly escaped
being burned yesterday by billet. His
clothing was slightly burned.
Yesterday an operation was perform
ed on the right leg OF Albert Belts, at
Hasklna' hospital. His leg was hurt
when he was a child.
Last night the Knights OF Golden Ea-
giles had work In the irst degree and one
application. This lodge now numbers
sixty members.
Mrs. Houston, OF East Liverpool, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hol-
loway, At Bridgeport. returned yester-
day.
A large number OF Martins Ferry peo-
pie attended DR.. RIker's anniversary
Saryireg on Sunday night
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
met last night, the hrst time for six
weeks.
Hebron Eatampment ]. o. o. F., viii
hold special meeting on Thursday
night.
J. ". Fowler ia down with typhoid
fever, at his home in Bridgeport.
The electric light plant was photo
graphed yesterday BY Mr.. Sands.
Frank Mitchell has moved from
GAINESVILLE back to Martins Ferry.
Miss Berthe blackboard win entertain
the Thlmble Bee this afternoon.
Mrs. John N. Henderson Is visiting
her parents at Smithheid
Miss Lucy Mcwilliams ia visiting her
sister ut Moundkville.
Rev. w. &. HartEog returned yestcr-
day from Cincinnati.
The Misses Wells. of Bellnire. were in
town yesterday.
George Cooke returned last Night from
New Athens.
Harry Koehnllne went to Jewett yes
terdny
T. ". shreve goes to Cleveland to-
day.
Mrs. Richard Stewart is very sick.
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grntnmo says It was written for iaugh-
InE purposes only. and for once the pro-
iHintiir tells the truth. The sneeiAiliea
introduced throughout the show are
clever and deserved the enthusiastic
applause they received. The clever
dancing OF Miss Edwiaa and the ex-
crileht German singing speciality OF Mr..
Eastwood were the most meritorious
features. "a Green Goods Man will be
repeated tonight, tomorrow afternoon
and tomorrow night,
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The H. C.. Richards team had quito a
Iitge OF bowling last evening First
they tackled the Independents, from
whom they expected 10 win three gamcs
and we're forced to be content with one.
Then they tRcltieG Namcless, the erst-
knife lenders. with the expectation OF
winning one game. Here, again, they
were fooled, but In AN agreeable fash
ion, as Nametess took triple tumble.
The Richards boys played In hard luck
with independents. losing two games
on narrow margins, while. IN the one
hey aId min they had over 100 to spare.
The score: ~ III
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ly virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Mafshali county. West Virginia, entered on the
18th day Of October. 1872 las Chaucsry order
Book No. 8 hage ~. In chnnerrr cause therein
pending. In which the State OF West NlFglntia =
plaintiff and Neil Quinn and Others are deIend-
ants. the undersigned. who were by the saiu DO
crCc appointed special c9mniN!oneis ior tho
purpose. will Offer for Ialo at public auction; 20
The highest and best bidder, at tho front oil tho
Ctr building In the city Of Benwood NAfAhall
county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, Tue 2srH DAY OF DECEMBER lsSl.
beginning att O'Clock p m, OF that day. the
following described TnAl ntiAie, situate 10 tne
city OF BeuEood, Manhal county; West ylt,
ginIa, thai Is 70 say: Lot No 30 IN schads IhlEu
Amended Addition TO the said city Of Benwood,
bcIRR tho property conveyed BY the Sehmul.
bach fIfewlng Company 10 sid Nell quinn by
deed dated April ~ 1891. AMI now OF record ny
the ot:lee Of the Clerk Of the L9naL!. 9 OUT o.
Also the undivided tW0reyOnihE nf parI oil
tract OF land IN Union district. IN said connty
and 6tnic, known AS tho CEAugle and Fleming
lot, and IytHg Immediately south Of HnblBNon's
nddliInu 10 BenwO0d aud north Of the Bsnweod
Iron Works Rolling Mil property. md bounded
and described at fOllnWs: Beginning % a stAke
on the eaS.oriy side OF sixtF.ts9! foldNay. ana
80 feet southwardlS from the interieoi!on OF the
oattefly side OF second street with the south line
Of RnbluSon'E addition: thence with the easterty
side OF said strty.t0a: roadway saalh wAftiiy ana
at right angles with the south Hue OF salu hon-
lnNNl ulNllluI wv lcHt W FaEhNe -
right angles froai said stNty.fo1t Roadway, pars
atirl with aid south limo Of ssia R3s!RaoaA Ad-
dItlon nInety.thTec toet 10 the we.terly side ora
sIxleen.ioOt roadway, aad with said side OF said
sixtNen.foot roadway n0rthwafdly aud parallel
with said sixty.foot roadway fftT fees 20 stake;
thoucc wcstWardly aud parallel with said south
line Of said RoblnSonS addition ninety'thfee
feet 10 the beginning
TEnNs OF SALE: -0nc-third OF the pafehase
MONEY, and as much more thereof as the puf:
chaser snail elect 10 nay IN cRSh on tho dAy OF
sale and the residue thereof payahlOiu Two equal
InstAlImentS IN ono aud two years respectively
from the day OF sale With Interest nom that day.
the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred
payments beArlug interest At Aforesaid, Win
personal security thereon kat!Ssactoty n said
specIal commissioners, AMI tho tito TO DO Retain
cd until payment In fill oIkald purchase money
and Interest. ~. PAR'ONS.
JEO. B. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners
! hereby certify that George II Caldwell and
T. J, Parsons, tho above named special co uints.
Elnncrs have given houi and security ~ rcqutref
BIZ the court and w law. and the said bond ano
security have been approved BY mt -,
LEROY i sIlp1Elt,
Clerk OF tho Circuit Court Of uarShaii county,
WA no2STh
The above sale Is adjourned until sATuR;
DAY, FEBRUARY s. 1896. at the same ho9s aud
place y. J. PARSONS,
GEO Il CALDWELL.
deT1 jaiSteiS SpeclAl tommlsSnnetS
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Nth saIisitors for Complainant.
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPosiTIoNs.

Laura Jane ofler, Plaintiff, vs, Jacob
ohler. Defendant-ln Chanccry.
Tho above named Jacob Ohler VIII Iake
notice that the dispositions OF Laura Jane
Ohler md James Mills and others VIII DO
taken at the office OF Atkinson 4 Flick,
az fff7 Chapitne street, city OF RheeHng.
IN tho county OF Ohio state Of West Vir-
cinln. on the SOth day OF January, a. d.
1896 between the hours Of o'clock q. m.
and q O'Clock p. m, TO be read as evidence
In the above cause In behalf OF the above
named plaintiff. And II, from any cause,
the taking OF deposltions shall not be
Commenced, or, being commenced, SHAH.
not 30 completed on the day aforesaid,
the taking OF the same Will be adtourned
from time to time, at the same place and
between the same hours, until the same
'"H'' W NO' LAURA JANE oHLER.
by ATKINSON & FLICK ,o.w
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AS n remedy for nil forms OF Head
ache Electric Bitters hnB proved to be
Tie very best. II effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded hhbltunl sick
headaches yield to Its influence. WN
urge nil who nro afflicted TO procure n
hottie. and give this remedy u fair trial.
In cases OF habitunl constipation Flee
trio Bfttcfs cures by giving the needed
tone to the bowels. and TOW cases long
resist tho use OF this medicine. Try II
once. Large bottles only iifty cents at
LOGAN Co.'S Drug Store. 9
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WITH THE powLEas.
n. Sish.ly Record ofstril:ss and Spares
on the Alleys.

In the South side Bowling League the
games las; evening were between In
Role and Mail Pouch teams, The open
Ing contest was won by LaBelle on a
handsome margin, but Mail Pouch
playeI great ball In the second, making
! SOO-score that was an easy winner.
while In the third the tobacco workers
scored another win. LaBellS rolling just
one under an S0O-scnHc. Ebuttng did the
lest Individual WORK, with an average
los Score;
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I'H Maine checker chhmnJa. lrlrh.
"Hn.ug played two loaal player.
"'I'f naA SiegtFlea. bHRdiqldrl III
I'd. mr time. lie won one ma lost OFT
VI Mayer. There was largo crowd
BID r'huaucp.
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Epiiepsy 70 fears.
Cured by DR.. Miles NerYine.

Afew years ago, Mr. L, ". GAllahsf, was
m extensive, successful expert manu-
tacturcs o. Humber products. Attacked with
epilepsy, no was obliged TO slTo up bis BUSH
ness The attacks camo upon HIN moatin-
opportuaeiy. Ono time falling from earri-
ago, az another down stairs, and often In the
BtFcet, Once DO fell down shaft In the
mill, hisinjurles nearly proving fatal. Mr
Gsiiaher writes ftom Milwaukee, Fob 70, %. y
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The State Of West vlrginin, Ohio coan.
u In ~ tho Circuit Court of Ohio County,
West Virginia. January Rules 80
Laura Jane ohler VS.. Jacob ottef'-ih
e"4"'s''' SUMMONS:
The State OF West YIrglnln.
To the Sheriff OF Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you SUMMON
wick, TO appear at the clerks oinco OF the
circuit court OF Ohio county. Ut rules %
be held for the said court, on the HEn ~,
MoHaay o. JanSSiSEd I Ss, N ahsM m t t I
said court by Laura Jane Ohler: And
have then and there this writ wines,
John w. Mitchell clerk OF our SAID court,
a J the 9, eS %sse TSsS he d day o DccS.
Der, 1895. and IN the sd year OF inc H'et'
OF "es' ' JosHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Sheriff's Return:--Jacob Ohler 10 no IN
militant OF my baillwick. nor found there
az ''''' wa va GEORGE. s. oTTE,,
Deputy Sheriff, for a. A. Frnnzheim'
a Tbs object Is % OF tSIs suit 10 to secure q
divorce q vInculo matrinonii from the DE-
And II appearing from an nfldaylt Med
In said cnttse, at these rules, that the DE:
fcndhnt, jacob Ohler, IL not q resident OF
The state OF West Virginia, and no not
srift. of, motion OF tho complainant BY her
soiicItors, this order Of publication is en-
tered ngaInst him, ana II Is ordered that
tho said defendant, above named, 90 anu
Is required to npnonr wtthth 9ne HloHtn2
inter the date OF the fFBt publication OF
This order and do what Is necessary 70
protect his interests. u Is further or
dered that this order be published ana
postod as required by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell. clerk OF our
said court, at the court house Of said
county, this 7th day Of january, 1895, to-
wit: january Rules 1895.
Published first time January y, ls5.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
ATKINSON & FLICK.
esoiieItotg far Comntainlnt
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FOB Said.

House, rooms wilson st, conlrc Wheeling.
easy terms $3.50
lot. 50 feet front Lind St, $50.
House, rooms and attic, Jacob st, 9th ward,
Si.JO1
House. II rooms. brick. 18th at. s66ol
Hotel, 81 rooms, Martins Ferry, o. cheap, on
easy terms
House. rooms and s.roompd house In roar,
MntkHt st., between 9Th aud Sth kts, 81 S1L
New house, rooms, largo lot. 18Th 81 stGJt
IlnntO. rooms, nth A., Sl.l01
House, broOms, 18Th st., 1850.
HOUSE. 10 ro0uS ChRpllno A., Centre Wheel.
tug. with large lot cheap on eayy termA
House, 6tonmS and hall, With , acres Pleas.
ant Valley, $500.
House, SrocmS aud hall bath and both gases,
Jacob st., between 18th and 10th. si.h0l
HOOse q rooms and hall, lot 51Nl0l Il, near
street car barn, cheap. sl,1Ol.
Lois III McMcchgn. Snrth BouWoOd, Glendale.
Island. Elglngton, Park View, Pleasant Valley
aud many other lots in aud near city Call aud
Iisnse. Drooms. brick. lot Ssxi2l IT,, chApllnO
ST., 9th ward 5000.
2ist, lot iixisO Il
House. rooms. 18th ST., $1,000
Lots OIL Lind It., llelvedeni $50 aud s17A each
business property on Market ST. a. moderate
price.
real estate
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The casing for the North Penn OIL
Company'a we'll at Viola, Marshall
county has arrived ct Trladelphia and
Will be tnken 10 the VOL to-day.
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MoadsehO ,. saTed ~ 9 minutes S By pr
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For RENT.

nor RENT. APRIL /, 1893, NO, 1904
II Main street ihreo.Stnty brick warehouse.
Inquire Of HENRY X. LIST, The City Hank Of
Wheeling atig
NOR RENTING. 800 cHAPLINE ST..
brInl, dwelling. containing Q rooms
and bnth, front hail, attic and both gases,
Enqiir0 Of u, KLIENES, Sll5 Chanline
street JAZZ
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The Whole ' oSs 10 oia attend nSs turn aar
Remnant sale yesterday. although some
people might have thought 30 Judging
rom the crowds. More Remnants to-
day. GEO, II. SHOOK & co.
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crocKHoLpERs' MEETlNa.

Tho annual rneOtfnE OF tho stockholders
Of the IntelligenCcr Publishing Company
SyIli be hold nj the oIIlce OF tho company,
No, n Fourteenth street, Tuesday, Jhnu.
nry q 1895, between tho houra OF 3 aud Z
O'Clock p. M. for tho purpose OF clGctinB
a board OF directors.
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srooKHoLpERs, MEETINGS.
cTocKHoLpERs, MEETING.

GTOCkHOLDEKS MEEI4NI'
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
will be held ut the main Office Of the COM
pany. No, II Fourteenth street, Wheeling.
w. Va. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF Jnnn-
nry, iSgG, NJ 2 O'Clock p, NJ, for the election
OF n heard OF directors and tho trans
action OF any other business that may DO
pT,s sSir,3 j. D PsS caPetasy.
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"Thcro arc mono moro miserable than cpl.
ieptlcs Fosco years suffered with oHliop-
tic ats, having as high 40 Gvo in ono night. l
tried any number OF physicians, paying TO
ono alone, fec OF $4,000 and hare deas
lltslc FOR years hut search for something TO
help mo, and havo taken all tho leading
remedies, but received no benefit Ayearago
my son, Chas, s. 6allahor, druggist AZ ipi
Reed ST., Milwaukee, Eavo mo DR.. Niles
Restorative Ecrviuc, aud tried II With
gratifying results. Have had but two Cts
since began taRing!t. lam bOttcr now In
every way than have boon in % yoarA"
DR.. Miles Remedies arc sold by druggists
on a positive guarantee that tho 1rst bottle
Will boucdt or prico refunded. Book on tho
Heart and Nerves, free. Address,
Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr.. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
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CONSUME TNlN

To TIN EDrEoR-plehlOin inform your read.
err Tint ] hAyO n positive rea ely for tho
above named dipcase. by It's timely uso
thousands u hopeless cnsCu llayo been per-
mAnontly cnrcl. ! Rliall DO ilad to send
two bo:tlOso tmyrcmcdy fscs 70 aayoty your
readers who hnvo consumptonif thcywil
aendmo their oxprpssAnlpnas oNiconddrcSs
T.A.SlOouIn, II, C.. lSJ Peal St, Now York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr.. Edwin Milton ROyloS Mexico,
which will DO seen At the ThsAlsr on
Thursday snd Friday evenings, "
spoken Of ~ play worthy Of more
than passing notice bSoau'u u ~
strength snd originality. The Denver
Republican says the elimination Of
the second act 10 one Of tho strongest
ollmAHes that has been produced on
the Denver slase for = good many
yeAu. The climax which made HelI
BJ the Enemy such . fAv0fiie 10 not
COMPARABLE TOT several good Aud sum
Client reasons. The advance sale %
seats Ia now on ~ Tue box Cfiieu VI ihs
ThsAlsL
AT uE GRAND,
This weeks bill NJ the aTani IL q
distinct departure from the stT.0us
society dramas that have held tue
boards Tor the past nvo weeks. A.
prescription 10 drive away temper.
ATily the NsfTlet and cares II tue
Avefage genus homo, SNOWFALL touches
nfst aud last aud all the
byl new little gem NJ n cutlain,TgisrT
entitled RED OF White, which, On tht
hanla ~ MeHts. EdVatIs Iaud Ward,
Miss Henry auu Miss jerome, was .
psthslie liriiv sk,tUu with = nualr
40 nrwbAt distinct tomltht 81 % typed
iItA u y0unE aud Ola love. Waltef
Edwards, Ia the role Of the wealthy
| old bachelor, gave quite subjuci teu
Isring OF tue part Of Robert Gray that
materially assisItd IN keeping ~ the
illusion, Helen Henry anu Hugh
Ward also gave 4 COED account OF
themselves 10 tho extent Of auOWing
that they were a. equally At home
n serious part astn comedy. Mss
Jerome, ~ tue elderly spinsteT, also
parlOok VI the spirit Of the ptsdIc.
uuu.
As the cnTlAin went up on the firit
aoi OF Snowfall the audience settled
themselves into their seats preparatory
10 iudulgiug Ia good laugh, which
| extended throughout tue iurrr
acis, A. 10 usual la iafces the riot va
DOT very heavy, FeliK Fsulsis Que.
ny the way Of n practical loEr uuuu ne
wife, puts note toto her NOfkbA ke.,
when In hrT bands lisa vrTita lIs uuum.
etapg the complications arising,
coupled with Fell'i Aua nus like ac.
oomplishments, furnishing thu mefSi
meat. VIM. lngofslll NJ keliE 10 la
HE element whilst Geo. EdssOu ~
Uncle John with a string on FelIXl
whu has kuHck OF only getting mat.
tors deeper into the mile Inyulsed the
audience, Mage Carr q oks In the
role Of Mrs. FshIhersiOne had pArt
In which she also shines. Miss War.
fen aud Waller Edwards, although
they had but small pAfts, assisted IN
making the farce 20 with vim. Helen
| Henry ~ Penelope, tne pAfl0t maid
who made nay whilst the
suu thOne, made cute little
Abigail, although probably was not
the typical English slave the author
had In his mind when he wrote the
play, Hairy Hathaway filsu the
small part ot the butler Altogether
tho psTioTmanos vent without hitch
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siti0u. II has IT, drawbacks, which
10 but prove the good Gualttits. The
genus milIionaife of ths mushroom va.
rely previously spoken Of, does n
more harm than anything else, but
tton he ~ omniprctent aud Inevitable.
A lev days since a couple ~ men " no
nave teen prospecting TOT some time
made Whist was considered n faif
strike, aud while such ihlngs do not
create any great excitement this one
attracted enough attention 10 caust
quite few persons 10 " out Aud take
look ~ the discovery. The
Interest manifested was about
the same as that which the
good middl,-aged and more eldeily
ladies Of community show when a
nsighbot has a bfau ues baby. One
Of the disoovefsrp, whu hss ~ late
vainly stfiyen 10 "stAud On" bar.
keeper anu only "w0fks' the
"nAanofy" becauss the proprietor o.
the latter knows foil well that 10 dis.
miss his customer nov would be- 10 loie
all afreatage', recently announced that
he AMI bic partner had been offered
$4,000 tor theiT fnd. "Wsll, why
diJn't you uks n7p some one asked.
"Oh," he replied. "ten Thousand Ain',
no monsyi Il dou't cut no Ice N Ill. 3"
These ssii.suiii Bivnt bafnAelss on ptus.
pefity whose affected IN Iificfenco g.
small sums VI money issl diaphHnOus
that thsfe IL not q sucker IN tue cguu.
Try 90 green that they can catch him,
serve but one useful ufp0sr-their eK
ample IL Au incentive o. honorable
effort. Essay CAiuH,
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rRon rmE cTIcAao rnInusG
Their Reporter Has . Taik win NJ.
\. ". sears Of Ihis ,itJ.

Their Reporter Has . Talk win NJ.
=. ", sears Of IhIs ,iJ,
In connection with Mr.. 3. W. seaTs's
recent visit TO Chicago, the Tribune
Of that CITY published on the 9Th Inst.
tAyii
\. W. Bosrt, member Of the State
Board Of Agriculture OF Utah aud n
member Of tbs last Territorial LegislA'
iure, IL IN Chicago on short business
trip. Mir. Sears Ia one OF the most
prominent Republican poliIiolAus Of
the slate. la regard TO the resources
ana prospects of The Slate no said yes.
tetiAyi
"Fsw people outside OF Utah have a
realization " the immensely u tbs
mining Interests OF the State, Ten
mines ray = dividend Of SIS, 900, 600,
This Include he OltsTlO, Daily,
Bullio B,os ~ Siercur silver ard
gold minss,
"rhs Camp Fleyd district, which In
oludes tue MeTeuT, has peen known Tor
twenty-five yeats, hut the pRy art was
Of such low grade II was not Profitable
TO work n. Thirty square miles have
beeu protpeoted In tue Murour district
and a blanket OF gold dirt from niy .
seventy isvt IN depth Ia f0uud IN this
section. resembling tho johannesburg
g0ld fields more than sny other dspos'
It's We have In tho United SIatos,
"UtRh IL Republican, aud tatin mea
want Mckinley for President, WITH
Reed a close second. Ihs radical sllVof-
itts want Don Cameron, but l believe
any Republican iavoTlug silver who
SHOULD b nominated would carry tue
3 ate. IA viewer, tho development o.
,,Ii PRODUCTION Il doing much TO moii'
~ The silver sentiment Ia some auAT.
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and iuiglni from last u'ghts tcer
ton will play 10 Tooi busirsss IN,
balance Of the week. Notwithsltud
Ing tho heavy mstinto al the 1heatsl
iu the anSfn on, there whs good
house NJ the Grand last night.
AT 1HE LYCEuA.
Fofa nftt night, the audience At the
Lycoum last night was y good one.
People are Aifsid 10 psironiIe initisI
Performances Of the stock CONF uiti
here, tut why this should be- the case,
there l. no apparent reason. Lat
night the Actots "siuok tu tnsii
linrs" very we'll, except "tsanrs''-sni
"a IL bic busiuess 10 be not over par.
ticulaf A. " the path marked cut by
the author. His dfolieties made thf
iftppfrsslblu gallery god still more uu.
puenchhbh1; ami besides that, q.
Johuny Williams has kuack Of
CHuting them ~ do, the older people
laughed.
Miss Hsil. ~ the young Mr,. Kat
Maitland, uii her Fart very nndrut
-; aud ssI sci-lly did tue young lazy
show her ability In her meeting, whSs
blind, with her little ION. Mites Hal
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gaining.
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aud 10 iuIl Of exciting Situations, hnd
tue play will draw good houses.
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IL d0irg excellent work, osprcislly iuf
the small numbtf Of mou-iivr. Light
Cavalry overture ami HououElllufu
march were noticed among last nighps
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