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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the city aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

wv wy NN'
Abroad.
Geo. II. Moffett, Of Parkersburg. Is a
Mcclure house register.
Alex. Ferguson, Of Canton, 10 visiting
friends on the South Side.
George Ehrlc, Of the Eighth ward, Is
able TO be out after brief Illness.
James Wells, jr,. Of wcllRburg. was
the guest OF friends on tho South Side
yesterday.
Mrs. McCrcady and Miss N. ]. McFar-
land, Of CadI2, were registered at the
Windsor yesterday,
Miss Laura Rccfcr, OF Obcrlln, Ohio,
In the guest Of Mrs p, w, Bcardslcy, OF
North Huron street.
Miss sada Rcnshnw and Miss Matte
Hamilton. OF Warrington. were guests
OF the Howell yesterday
Robert Mccormick, II. W. Mccoy and
]. G. Morrison, were SlstcrsvillC people
at the Stnmm yesterday
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TTRusTEE's SALE.

BY virtue of deed OF trust made bv
il. Gillespy and Lizzie ID. Gillespy. his VIII
so me, as trustee, dated December 4. ISL
and recorded In the office OF the clerk y
the county court OF Ohio county, ". Va
In Deed OF Trust Book No. a. page l0
which deed was made TO secure n no,S
made and signed by Mary " Bennett, ant
the properly described In said deed OF tFust
was on the 4th day OF January, 1852, con.
Ycyed by said Gillespy and wife TO Mat.
thew Bennett, the husband OF said Mau
V. Bennett, / will sell at the north frou,
door OF the court house OF Ohio county, On
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, 1897,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the fo.
lowing described property that IL 70 say:
The south half OF lot number six OF squai.
number nine In j. and j. r. Bakers add.
ton to the city Of Wheeling Ohio county.
West Virginia, said half lot fronting TWEEN.
" feet on the east side Of Baltimore stree,
and extending back OF even width one
hundred feet TO the public alley.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third and M
much more as the purchaser elects 10 pay
I'm cash on the day Of sale. the balance
In two equal lnstRllments nj one and two
years. notes bearing interest from the day
OF sale to be given for the deferred pay
w. j. w. CowDEN, Trustee
W. II. HALLBR. Auctioneer. Rui.S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
LAST SEASONS SUCCESS.

Henncssy Leroyle, who has achieved
great fame in the up.to-date comedy,
Other Peoples Money" will appear at
the Opera House next Friday evening,
supported by company OF remarkable
strength. The story is most laughable,
ncquainting us with clerk who elopes
with his millionaire employers daugh-
ter, who the parents desire TO have we'd
ded to another-a rich, but exceedingly
distasteful old eX-slaVe trader. The
plan of the elopement Is carried out
at the lustigauon OF the girls father.
who fails to discover that his own
daughter Is to be the heroine OF the ro-
nance until all Is over. As an incident
to the main story OF the play is sub
story, or counter-plot, which cleverly
shows how the concelt may be extract
ed from n man who thinks he Is more
than a match for all Corners. Hutchin-
son Hopper, following his motto that
there Is nothing so good as moneyand
no money so good as other peoples,"
has designs upon a fortune which, as
he lmagints, belongs to a young girl.
To aid in his bright scheme he engages
In what he lmHuines a desperate firta-
ton. The delightful and captivating
little mink allows the financial giant to
think that as a resistless lady-klller he
Is making great progress, until, in lu-
dlcrous climax. she cOntrives for him a
rude awakening and teaches him that
Two can play at the same game, and
that Other Peoples Money" Is some
times a dangerous stake.
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"ALWAYa on TIMED

Another good-gl2od audience was VOL
pleased with the production Of "AlwuyH
on Time" NJ the Grand opera House last
night II has an abundance N brIghl
comedy, with also thrilling HtuniI01H
aud number Of very pleading rpn'llIi
tIol. while the cast w especially strong.
II might be- termed % comedy a8 wall lF
n meludrnmn n win b1 repeated th.1
afternoon and tho engagement VIII olONl
With to-nlrhta perfgrtuunoo. Seats al
tho box Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
THE RIVER.

The boats Of the Plttsburg and cincin-
natl packet line are all being placed In
FIRST class condition and will resume bus
mess Just as soon as there Is water. Tho
Queen City, being almost new, Will not
need much repairing.
The new boat to be built for the Pitts
burg, Brownsville and Morgantown pac-
ket line, It is said, will be named Ann
Jacobs, in honor of the wife OF Commo-
dore Jacobs, deceased, who was one ot
the founders OF the line. Mrs. Jacobs,
who Is an octogenarian, resides at East
Riverside. near Brownsville. The new
boat will be first class In every respect.
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EMBLEN EouNp auILTY.
The Jury was Out Twenty Minutes When
1t Returned With Verdict of Guilty,

1t Returned With Verdict OF Guilty,
The case of Emblem, in the criminal
court, was given to the jury yesterday at
noon. The jury was out just twenty
minutes and 1t rendered verdict OF
guilty.
This Is the McNamee diamond steal.
Immediately after the verdict was rem
dered, Attorney Arnett, counsel for En-
blen, requested that the jury be polled,
The polling showed every man TO stand
by the verdict, A motion OF arrest OF
judgment was then made and to set aside
the verdict. The matter will be argued
to-day.
The penalty for this offense Is one to
ten years imprisonment.
The arguments on the part OF Prasecu-
tor Meyer and his assistant, were elo-
quent ones and on the sledge hammer
order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
orHE PRopIGAL FATHER.

1.-THE Prodigal Father returns to the
Grand Opera House the first half Of
next week The public doubtless re-
members the farce comedy from its
previous visits. 1t tells the story OF a
projected trip OF an old geographer,
Stanley Doge, to the wllls OF Africa,
being given up on account OF his meet
ing with a serio comic actress. In the
metropolis, and the situations turn on
his presentations 10 his family, and
the final appearance at his home in lod
port, of the young woman to make mat
tiers more interesting for him. Miss
Rose Melville, Lynn Welcher. Bella
Gold. Fanny Temple, Marbelle Davies
Bessie Challenger. Sadie boxes. 7. p
Tucker. Jules and Ella Garrison. d. T.
Halpln, George A. Sphinx, Logan Will
Jams, George Nichols and others, take
part in the presentation and give II
with a good deal OF spirit. Besides CIV
ing the songs and dances the company
appear in special vaudeville acts.
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COL. GEORGE W. BAIN-The first
number Of the Epworth League Star
Lecture Course. Will be given in the
Opera House. Thursday, October Z, in
stead OF the 4th. Reserved seats go on
sale October ;, at o'clock n, m. Any
Lacquer selling ten or more tickets will
be entitled to one full course ticket.
Call at Lukens' jewelry store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

Before Judge Hervey, yesterday after
noon, the case OF Whltmeyers admins
tratriN VS., Baltimore Lodge. No. G,
Knights OF Pythlas was placed on trial
on an appeal from the Justice court. The
lodge is fighting the payment OF a death
benefit in behalf Of the mother OF the late
w. w. Whitmeyer, on the ground that
ne was not in good standing.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


ID REDEMPTION OF BONDS OF
III ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
The holders OF the above named bonds
are hereby notified that the following num-
bers have been called, namely: II, g. 10,
&c, IS, q. SO, 60. S, 81 Of one hundred dollars
each: lis, lOS 200, li9. i22, 1872, liS, lgS, no,
1851, iis, 40 OF five hundred dollars each;
202 OF one thousand dollars and are payn-
BILE October /. 1897. Mt which date they will
cease to bear interest. Bonds and coupons
will be paid at the Bank OF the Ohio Val
ley,
COMMISSIONERS OF
sells ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
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IN THE OIL WORLD.
Condition of Oil Fields and What
Operators are Doing.
GREAT STRIKE IN WGlzEL co.

THE MOST OF THE WORK NOW IS
IN DEFINED LIMITS, ALTHOUGH
THERE is SOME WILD-CATTING
GOING ON IN THE NORTH AND
NORTHEAST OF THE ELK FORK
FIELD-RIcH FIELDS PREDICT
ED.
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Two MORE INJuNcTIoNs.
Judge Jackson Hands Down Two More
Restraining Orders,

restraining OIutEs'
Judge Jackson, In the United States
court, yesterday handed down two re-
straining orders in the matter OF Collec-
tor White and internal revenue eppolnt-
ments. In his petition to the court At
torney johnson represented ]. G, BuclS1
man and II. C. Berry both OF Martins
burg. Those temporary injuncdons are
directed against John d, Sutton and An
thony Stanley as we'll as Collector
White,
The session was brief one, adjourn
ing at 1890, after action was taken In
the w, h, Petit & Co. versus The Scot
fish and National Insurance Company,
in assumpsit, the plaintiff making a plea
for RoR-assumpsit and praying for thirty
days to make reply. II wac granted.
j, C. Mcmahon, of McMeChen, was ap-
pointed court crler by Judge Jackson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
MUSICAL WHEELING.

This afternoon at o'clock, in \. o.
U. w. Temple-woman's Musical Club
recital,
Monday evening at o'clock-oratorlo
Society rehearsal at odd Fellows han.
Tuesday evening at o'clock-'I-
pheus Society-ConservatO OF Music.
Musical Wheeling Is promised several
treats In the near future. Every enort
Is being made for the return OF the
Chicago Marine Band and a successful
endcavor is hoped. Mr. Brooke. as d.
rector Of this organization, brought to
Wheeling the best aggregation of men
ever heard in ensemble music OF Ike
nature, and IT return visit VIII be taken
advantage OF by all music lovers.
Great interest has been aroused by
the talk Of bringing to this city, Mr..
Ernest Gamble. basso, OF Mckecsport'
Pa. recently returned from London. No
song recital, by foreign talent has been
given In Wheeling in late years, and the
opportunity to hear n singer who set
the people fairly Wild with enthusiasm
over his rich resonant bass voice when
recently heard al Chautauqua, Will be
eagerly graspcd. During his absence, he
made short continental tour, singing
In German opera at Wicshndcn, He
sang here In n Vcspcr service by chance
and the management was NO dciugei
with requests for more, that he was put
on a programme later In the week.
thouuh the red tape that accompanies
any change from the published pro-
gr0mme IL enormous. Mr. Gamble has
IN his voice that combination Of great
power and great purity, which Is 10
rarc, aud when 10 that is added high
degree OF culture. there Is ample rcn-
pon Tor the added strut which Pits
burghcrs carry around the grounds
since his appearance on the platform.
Musical wheeling IS indebted to Mr..
Nelson H. Hubbard and Me- Henry w.
Hughes for the privilege OF listening to
one recognized nattcringly by the liu-
ropoau press ns woit ns American, For
this engagement thc Opera House has
been secured and the fixed date Is Fri
dny, October 90 Thnt an Interested nnd
cultured audience viii assemble goes
without EnIinu
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Mrs. Van Duzer, wife OF Lieutenant
Van Duzer who made so many friends
while her husband was stationed In
this city. Is expected 60 visit here and
many entertainments are already being
planned In her honor.
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ENTERED A DEMURRER.

In the Sherry case, Attorney Jordan
entered demurrer to the indictment.
The demurrer was argued, but the Judge
withheld his decision.
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Money to Loan on Real Estate.
RINEHART & TATUM,
Telephone 2Ie. City Bank Rulldlnn.
FOR SALE.

Fine brick reside re:lde4 iIssS Of Toom, VITA
fine corner lot lOOXlOO, with fine sSsSi
trees and shrUbbory; within twenty MI.
utes OF the business center OF tbe ri,y
The owner leaves the city and Is NIX
ing TO give some one big bargain NV,
special low price is only for a short i'm
II you are in the market 1t will pay yog
TO look IL up,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

Wheeling has the honor to claim a
golf expert" according to late advces
from the Adirondacks. Mrs. w. p. Nc
Mechen has had the distinction added to
her many other fascinating traits Of
character and mind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

THE Sew Woman and tho Old
man, hy Col George W. Rain ut tho
Oporh llouHc, fhure1lw Oclpbor7 run
course ticket, ST. Single admission tick.
cts, JOc, Including reserved Gcnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
Y. NJ. c. A. BANQUET


Last Might Was a Very Successful Az
fair-Largc Attendance and Splendid
Addresses.
Last night the members Of the Y. NJ,
c. A. enjoyed banquet at the 69ocln.
ton building, on South Market street. II
was preparatory to the active work Of
the coming fan and winter months The
tables were spread on the third floor. an
ideal banquet hall, and fair Mattresses
gracCd the affair, The affair was dc.
lightfIl and eminently successful in eva
cry respect, and will act az great inCenr
tive tu an Increased membership.
Secretary j. G. Lynch was toastmas.
tor, ana after the viands had received at
tcnti9n. there were brlof addresses by
prominent members. The toasts nclud.
cd the following:
Addrcss-Loyalty to tho Association.
r.....t. .....,.. President Myfon Hubbard
Addrr7E-Thc Educational Advantage
ace. .,,,.. ....,,,............W ]. COwden
Addrcss-The Entertainment Course.
,.sttt.I.,s -. t,a.s. ..'saslloWhId liHHlctt
hldrreg-'rho Physical Work nc. j. State
Adlrrmla'fho Social Llfo.,W VIM. Il. Huber
luurmfaH Religious Work.. II williams
49,, Tho Mombcrshlp Contest for
rms car'"".,,,'''.'s','Dr' VIM ictrio
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A PARTRRNlTY CHARGF

The case of Elizabeth oroz against
Thomas A, Dubigg. was dismissed, the
plaintiff not appearing,
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Mrs. Frank Coleman, Of Toledo, o.,
O.. is the guest Of Mrs. Oliver Thomp-
son Rhodes, of South Chapllne street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph speldel leave for
New York City to-day, where they
place their daughter. Miss Eliza. at
school. Miss speidei Is one of the most
attractive OF Wheelings younger set,
and picture tthe centre one Of q group
OF three OF her, displayed durlng the
summer In the south window of Dillon,
Wheat & Hancher's. did the artist the
highest credit,and would place the orig
lnal OF It, at the top-most notch in a
collection of types OF fair women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
REAl EsTArR.
FOR S KLEI
NORTH MAIN STREET LOl

We oner for sale Is, as or 50 feet fron,,,
on North Main street with a depth Of .
feet to an alley.
This property is in the most dssi,s,
location in the city. Just the spot Tor som,
one wishing to build nice residence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

Tomorrow, a special programme OF
music viii be repdered at the Pourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church, by
the recently selected double Quartette
choir, The singing at this especial
church has for long time, been inter-
esting to strangers in the city, and the
director, Mr.. Il. r. Rullard, has been
highly complmented by many compe-
tent judges. The personnel OF the choir
Is:
Miss Zou Hastings, soprano; Miss
Adele Metzner, soprano; +, r. Billiard,
tenor and director; ]. II, Cooper, tenor;
Miss Kate Land, contralto; Miss Kate
wincher, contralto; Fred H. Frazier,
baritone; j. C. Gray, bass; James Per-
ry, organist, d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

Miss Hulda Dolaplaine is at present
Whecling's charming representative In
Washington City society. y.
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Clever, popular and characteristic
Tim Murphy, one of our most eminent
representative American comedians,
will present his highly successful dou-
bel bill, at the Opera House,
consisting of the merry sue
cess, In three cheering acts,
"old Innocence" play destined to be-
come more popular than droll Tins
original, "A Texas Steer" and the dra-
matte sensation, "A Texas Congress
man." most unique originality, most
welcome in comparison to many OF the
so-called one act plays, as Il introduces
this prominent artist In many widely
different lightning change character
representations, of many world famous
actors, and statesmen, Tim Murphy.
one of our youngest American-born.
comedians, supported by an organlza-
ton of unusual excellence. including
dainty Dorothy Sherrod, viii be the at
traction at the opera House next Fri
day and Saturday evening and Satur-
day matinee, October and 2, on which
occasion he viii present an artistic
double bill, that has already received
the stamp of approval OF the Wheeling
press and public, and comprises the
humorously pathetic. three act comedy.
"Old Innocence" and the dramatic sem
sation, "A Texas Congressman"
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TUE New Woman aud the Old
man, by col. George W. Balm. at the
Opera House, Thursday, october Z. Full
course t2ltot 81, Single admission tIclt-
OTIS. SOC. Including reserved scat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

yrucsdnv, october 10. the "von Eunlts
STRING Marietta" viii be- heard In CHS
cllv II comes under the auspices N
the Young Mons Christian Association
aud will bc greeted by an enthusiastic
audience Of good music lovers, with II
comes Niles GRACE pnmi1n soprano, ana
hor sngIHg ~ known to always DO a
LT-nL-
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EDUCATIONAL.
LinsIy Institute,

school for the thorough instruction of
boys and young men, Military. Classical
English.
Fall term begins Monday, September 10,
1891 For catalogues or other information,
nddress any member Of the Board Of
Trustees, or John NJ. Birch. Pm. D.. Prin-
cipal.
Board Of Trustees-Hon. A. W. Camp.
bell. president; a. j. Clarke, Esq, vice
president; John l.. Dickey, NJ D., secre-
tary: r. c. DHlzell. Esq, treasurer, Will
lam b Simpson, Esq, John j. Jones, ESQ,
Hon. n. Il. Whitaker John $, Naylor.
Esq, Augustus Pollock ESD Hon. ] 3.
Sommcryllle,, Hon. william p. Hubbard.
Rev. Jacob Brittingham, Henry NJ. Rus
sell ESQ, William f. Stifel, Esq, jyl7
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ONE YEAR
At Stone Breaking, or s1OO Fine is the
Sentence.

Yesterday the mayor sentenced
Frank Jackson to one year at breaking
stones or 500 fine for beating his wife.
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WHEELING c eSii15ss
COSNtR MAIN AND Iwtlrtn SIRrrTS
MRS. HARRIS
School For Young y
Ladies and Children.


This school offers u complete aud thor.
ourh education In Practical English,
Mathematics, IlHEllRh ChHvlcs, Latin,
AItT RTtlbiO, conducted by Mira EVA
Hubbard ulfptH superior advantages tor
Pencil Chntuuni, Water Color Ctuyun
drawings ana Oll Painting
Woya received IN the Primary aud lnirr'
mediate Departments. For Circulars or In.
turyluw, uprlS TO
MRS. N. SItylNS llARI, Principal
WHEELING, W. VA
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Another affair the coming week, In
which Wheeling people take a promi-
nent part, will be the opening OF two
manual organ at Slstersville. Those TAX
ing part are Miss Estelle Sebastian So
prano, Of Chicago. Mr.. Henry w.
Hughes, basso. Mr.. Lewis II. Clement,
violinist, and Mr.. Paris II, Meyers, or
ganlst.
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Stick Pms Are Handy.

You cant have too many Such
dainty pins nG wO have VIII
please tho most particular wn.
mani We have n better variety
ihnn most stores. ana can give
Won style ma exclusive designs
Tor very little money,
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has the best consequences. and the en-
semble singing this afternoon will not
fall short OF the good work heard last
season. Next Thursday evening VIII oc-
cur the first organ recital OF the season,
Il will be given In st. Matthew'S p. +.
church, by Paris r. Meyers. director
and organist. No admission price win
be asked, but collection for the choir
fund. viii be taken. The organ numbers
OF the first part viii be interspersed
with vocal selections, while the second
part will be devoted 10 the sacred can
tata, "Gallia," Of which the solo parts
will be sung by Mrs, Frank lie Moyne
Hupp, soprano, the other work being
done by the choir, composed Of sixty
boys and men. The following is the
programme and that its deliverance
throughout viii be artistic, Is assured;
Intermezzo-Cayalleria .......M uscasni
Coronation March ,..,..,...,. Meyerbeer
Overture to William Tell ,,,.-.. Flotou
Vocal Solo.
SapTlce '''''''''''''''''''''''
Lamentation ,.,......,.,.....,IG uilmant
March OF Marienette ,..,...
Vocal Solo.
Gallia-(Sacred Cantata) ....''.Gounod
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@ROLF e ZENE,4
Telephone $3.50. No. 50 Fourteenth s,
FOR SAID.


The two-story dwelling at 1910 Chaplin,
street, This Is n good properly and INV
desirable location VIII he sold very ley
and on easy terms, or cash, Just as you
wish.
The bushes property northwesI corb,,
Jacob and Thirty-sevcnth streets. II can.
sists OF two-stury brick building and con.
tains store room and six dwelling room,
a good business corner, cheap,
BUILDING LOTS.
on Chapllne street between Twenty.
eighth and Twenty-ninth streets Pave
street, good location, for $3.50, cash. Onv
one left; come early II you want the baf.
gain.
Lot on Jacob street near Twenty.nns
for $3.50, Lots in same square have sold toi
$500
s265 for large lot on Twenty-nlnth stree,
near toll gate.
q. O. SMITH,
Exchange Bank Building.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LAUGHING SUCCESS.

Tim Murphy at the Opera House.
Last Nights Production Good one.
When Tim Murphy comes to this city
again, the comedian lovers Of this clty
VIII throw the gates aiar and take him
to their hearts. HIS merry Rgsrega-
ton was ~ the boards" at the Opera
house last night
The caption Of the play was "old In
nOcence." aGd every member of the
company did clever work, making a
harmonious whole that Is seldom seen
IN the theatrical world, "Old Innocence"
Is one Of the prettlest, humorously pa
thetlc comedies ever seen on the stage
Nothing too good can be said OF Tim
Murphy and those who miss seeing him
tonight win miss rare treat,
The programme for this evening has
been somewhat changed, The bill calls
for old Innocence and Texas Con-
gresham,
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The marriage of Mr.. r. NJ Archer, OF
this city, and Miss Alice r, Mather. of
Dayton. o., solemniZed this week, Is OF
more than usual interest, because It
brings TO Wheeling a lady who will be
an acquisition 60 the art circles as well
us an adornment to society.
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blood are quickly relieved by this stand
ard remedy, which may be obtained from
any first-class druggist.
If you do not fully understand your
case, and feel the need of expert medical
advice, DR.. Greene invites you to call up
on or write to him at IS West I4th St,
New York City. No charge is made for
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