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'THE HTTSBTJRy 'DISPATCH. SUNDAY;' 'TPEBRtTAllY- 1 '1S9U
"EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STEW ADVEKTISESrENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DUQUESNE
THEATER.
PITTSBURG'S LEADING PLAYHOUSE.
D. Henderson and John W. Horton, Managers.
GENERAL ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
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, At the resular meeting of Post 239 Ut
Tuesday evcnii,s the Jollowm;: resolntion
wis unanimously adopted:
WliEEEAS. His Excellency, Governor Pattl
son. bas selected for prominent executive poi
Uocs m the National Guard of Pennsjlvania
thereof fie Comrades of Duqne-nc Pot No.
23, Department of Pecnsvlvama, Grand AriaV
-f the TJopubllc. namely. Comrade William
McClelland as Adjutant Genera!: Comrade
CiMnbers McRiDben, as luspcctor General;
omrade and Post Comminder Thomas J.
Hudson. .i thief of Artillery: therefore, be it
Kesolve.l ai.at. as coiura.le of Dnqnesne
l,o't..o.i,S. we t'eire to express our hi'b ap
1 reciation of tbe Umcnoi's acrion in chooMn"
rueii worthy comrades and eijinentlv well
qualifled soldiers for tbe L,onrahlf anil moot-r
ant position named, ana at tjie same time do
irc honor totfce tctcrans of Ue Grai d Army
ONE SOLID WEEK,
BEGINNING
PR!
MONDAY,
ROSE El W
ES
FEB. 16,
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pra
Lis
RfSole.i, That we terder our warmest con
ra'ulstiorsto His Excellence and Mi for
adniinistiation and iuh Xiimnil r:o,H
every protpenty and success.
r.isest 1 lrd of the TTar.
A verj-Interesting and remarkable Incident
cf lhe war comes to The JlivrATCH from a
merrier of the Tenth Oh-o Caralrv. it was
during the closing days uf tbe stru-cle in
April. 1SG5. The Tenth Cavalry, under the com
raand of General Sanderson, of Youngstown.
was part of tbe vanjuard or b'lernian's army,
which was then rmvinng tho rebels steadilv
westward, nnd had advanced as far as lhe little
village that cWstercd about the company shops
of the Xeith Carolina It-ihroad. On the edgo
of the village tLe regiment went into camp.
hiie doing ome accessary digging one of the
joemoers oi uompany K. uncovered an odd
jjaped 1 ox. A blow with a t;.ade and tho cover
fell tif.f boring a glittering mas of J20 cold
pieces T e man irfirlj gasped in astnnishment.
sol, then showered the gold In li.ii.dfuls.it the
c.cinra.1e near Lim. 1 here was a inad scram
ble fo it, during winch the fellow uncovered
two more boxes, wuich he picked un ana car
ried to the wou Others Jumped in where he
had been digging arduncoxeied a number or
other boxes oter which there was the liveliest
uud of a fight, eacu trjing to gel possession of
as m-ca oi tt c treasure as possible.
A rood pari of the cold spv.cddy found its
to the set lers either iu pavnicnt for sup
K ir ei-l2aaSe lor the more easily carried
.i.u ,.a ,J1UU1C paper monev. It was
leamca that the treasure was the properly of
tho lank of Commerce of Xorth Caiolina.
the hexes being lauded tha wax. ana the total
amoout vas M,0Ca The bmlvomcialsin their
fear of the Union Army had brought the treas
as far ,s this village, and lind.ne
Et practically impossible to escape, buried it
Gtneral bcholitid, under whose general com
mand the lentil Ohio Cavalry then was.
ordered an investigation and tried, eien uuuer
the threat or aisgraciug the regiment by takm
away its co.ors, to recover the treasuie Tne
regiment declaied it would not permit its colors
to Le taken lor such an olTence. and as for ie
turning the specie it was impossible, as by far
the larger part h-d parsed into other hands,
fceneral Sanderson, who made a frni.i.u
to recover the coin as soon as the story came to
his ear. was relieved ot the command on his
fJ"- an.d C!flonel P'"Uiaertookto
collect the scattered specie. In ail about Sli-,-re,C7er,:L
The reas bejoudpTo
Tost marshals or any other authoritv. It was
doubtless the most remarkable rind of the four
jears war in point of mtrins.c value.
Comrade Itickey, of Tost SS, Surprised.
Comrade 'eton Eickej, ot Post iS, was
Siven a surprise at his home. 131 PranUiu
street. Allegheny, by his ccmiaies and their
ladies oa the anniversary of Lia 47th birtbday
last Wednesdaj. fbe comrades and their
ladies, to the number of 65 or TO, assembled at
places designated. Comrade Iiickey was sent
on an errand bv his wife,andduringhisabsence
the house was hlled with the invited guests
She ladies were robed in then ghostly costumes
nwaiung tho return orthe host
When his approach was announced the lights
were turned down, the assemblage washushed.
and on his entrance he was not in verycooll
0r5.?bc!iB "n'" errand with.Tutre
i, ts- Then tue lights were turned up. and
when he look an the situation he could not say
smithing, and had to acknowledge that for
i.ce ho liaa been snnrised. lie received the
congiatnlatious of h s irienas. The company
Jiroreeded to enjoj itself until supper was an-
rd- WLeu ?" ere leS Comraae
GrifiJi called a halt, and in a few well-chosen
vords presumed Comrade Itickey with a pair
of hue t,old spectacles on hehlr of his wile.
sreat crcuu is clc the hostess lor the strate
n uisplajeaia conducing the airangemenu
lor th- sunine. Comrade Kickey is emnloj ed
aseug.accronthe P., Pt. W. 4C.B.H.S
the company was seen so that the comrade
would not have to go oat that night. The com
pauv did not disperse until alter midnight and
when they left it was with the wish that Com
rade Kickeyand Lis lainilv might see manv
iappy returns of tLe annn ersary.
Success of the Sunflower Concert.
Pest 12? i -Sunfiower Concert" was a big suc
cess. Carnegie Hall was well filled "both
Wednesday and 11 ursday nights by audiences
.eager to see the novelty. The first part of the
TToBramuio consis.cd ot sclcciious by the
Grand Army Band, solos by airs, Henkler
SIws Ireae Sainjde. ilr. E. II. Deimittandau
organ solo by Prof. John Pnchard.
After tbe nrsl prt came the "Sunflowers."
A bii; h.ack curiam descended. On ic wero
painted 20 huge sun Sow errand from the heart
of each peeked a face. A number of amusing
sclectiOQS were rendered by the voices of the
flowers," imong them being "U-a." 4Marv
liad,...KtUe,Laml'" "Dlt- bzt." "Snlomoi
Levi," "lhe Owl and the Pussy Cat," "lhe
ahree Crows" anc "Aunt Dinah's Quilting
Party." Mrs. Leah Dickenson, tho wuistUng
It-st, alto took part in the concoru
Post 102's Detroit Club.
The Detroit Clnb of Post 162 has arranged
for a course of five entertainments. They will
be given in the post hall, 4J West Diamond
ttreeu, Monday evenings, as follows: To
xnoirow evening, lecture, "Down iu Olo Vir
ginia," by Ev. Comrade Lafayette, assisted by
a. quartet of jubilee singers. March 2 and
April SO. "Reception and Refreshments." At
these enteitaiiimcnts the oung folks will bo
(riven the Door and the music will be by one of
the best orchestras in the city. March IB
"Progresshe Euchre;" elegant silk unibrelia
and fine cane for the winters: suiuble pnzos
lor the boobies. March LOand 81. "Art Gallery
and Reception." Tnis w ill ho a treat.
Judge Slaglc's Address.
Post S"s meeting last Monday evening -was a
'very interesting one. The members of Post 3
turned out In strong numbers and other posts
were well represented. Comrade Judge
Elagle's address, a repetition of the one he de
livered at tho dedication of his regiment's
monument at Gettysburg, supplemented by a
history of the regiment, Leld tne closo atten
tion of tbe comrades throughout.
Comrade Edward F.3hcr read a history of
thelsTinth Resen es, coirpilea from the diary
or the late Comraae A- P. Morrison. It was
Intensely interesting. A beautiful gold cast
commander's badge was presented to Comrade
w. F. fcpecr. Comrade J. Milton Hays, of tbe
committee which secured tho badge, made the
presentation speech.
Good Dono by Post 117s 2Icean.
Post lirs open meeting last Tuesday even
ing was well attendof by old sold.craln and
out of the Grand Army. The meeting was in
tbe fine new post room in the Masonic build
ing, on Collins uvenue. A pleasant, sociable
evening was spent. Department Commander
Denmston by a good address added to his fast
Increasing reputation as an orator.
Good speeches were also made by Comrades
John V. .Moreland. of Pou 151: O. S. Mcll
vaine and X. S. Uees. of Post 1C7, and other.
As a restlt of the meeting and snecches sev
eral ve'erans announced tl cir intention of
comics into the fold at an early date.
Around the Camp fire.
Post S8 attended tbe anniversary of Post ,162
last evening.
Comradz PEsrsiosr acext Bexgocoh has
almost completely recovered from his illness.
Combines Beas and Wecder were admitted
to membership in Post 8 last Tuesday evening.
THE mourning tkrocgiiout tho Grand Army
INSTREI
50 GREAT ARTISTS. 50
sjELUOTDR. J-AV.""-DW.KEEriAN
7VU&EPjf ' ',uartE55rVrri5CiEK-.
FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY
(Near Sixth Street Bridge).
TbeLadiea and Children's Favorite
Amusement Report.
INCLUDING
Geo. H. Primrose,
Lew Dockstader,
John Queen,
William H. West,
George Powers,
J. M. Janson,
Fred Oakland,
m. B!G
(Smith, Waldron, Daly and Martin,)
ORG
FOU
dOMMENOING
Monday, February J6J
CURI0HALL:
THE SI0.000 TWINSI
The Martin Sisters,
MISS-MU.LTTC OWENS,
Prolid .possessor of the largest and
most beautiful head of hair
in the world.
The Famous Juggler,
MONS. ALBERTUS.
The Great Wizard,
PROP. DODSON.
AND OTHERS.
SPECISL .
FRIDAY MATINEE.
Replar Mates Wnestoy Malortay
BON-BONS!
FOR LADIES.
4-
?- r THEATRE
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF R. M. GULtCK &. CO.
Cain & Lorenb,
Swift & Chase,
AND MANY OTHERS.
A Wonderful Ensemble!
Superb Stage Effects!
A Distinguished Personnel!
THE GREAT ELECTRIC MARCH OF THE IMPERIALS !
1
TRIUMPH
OF
MODERN
MINSTRELSYi
FAMILY MATINEE WEDNESDAY General Admission 50 Cents.
REGULAR MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.
Next Attraction Hoyfs "A BRASS MONKEY."
Seats ready Thursday at Theater and Hays', 75 Fifth avenue.
fel&58
of the Republic to-dav over the death of the
illustrious Sherman will be profound.
Dr. C. P. Seh" of Post 8. has received from
Commissioner Baum his commission as one of
tbe Board of Pension Examiners in this city.
DEPAKTMINr COHMAKDER DENKISTON
was in the eastern end of the department last
week, paying some of his closing official visits.
Ar-EUEAKSINQforthe "Fall of Atlanta," to
be given under the auspices of Post 83, was be
gun In tbe United States Courtrooms last
week.
The survivors of tbe Seventy-eighth Segi
rnent, Pennsylvania Volunteers, will bold a re
union at Altoona on the opening day of the de
pattment encampment.
Post 83 will attend divine services at tbe
Ladies of the G. A. R. Home at Ban kins sta
tion this afternoon. Tbe post will assemble at
tbe post room at 120 p. M. sharp.
At the meeting of Post 41 last Wednesday
evening Comrade Lee, who served in Com
pany K, Seventy-eighth Pennsylvania Volun
teers, was mustered into the ranks.
A Woman's Relief Coups, auxiliary to
Post 155, will soon be organized. The post's
permission has been given. The new corps will
take the same name as the post, Colouel Will
tain H. Moody.
Post 157 bad the honor of being visited by
Assistant Inspector General William Russell,
last Thursday nighty The post highly appre
ciated tbe bonor of being the first visited by
one of the national staff.
The address of any comrade of Company H,
Seventy-eighth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun
teers, who knew William Holland, is wanted
by Lieutenant F. C. Holland of Welsh Camp,
Sons uf Veterans, Ramsey, 111.
The soldier Interest or this vicinity would be
greatly pleased by tbe appointment of Gov.
Pattison of Comrade W. J. Patterson of Post
59 as a member of tbe Board of Managers of
tbe Western Penitentiary. It is hoped for.
Comrade Robebt Elliott, Chairman of
the Relief Committee of Post 41, has a long
military record. He served over three years
during the "war and was upward of 18 years
connected with the Eiernteenth Regiment. N
LG.P.
Comrade Chajii.es R. Youno. of Post 3,
bas been ill since his return from Oil City.
Comrade Young bas always Deen faithful In bis
attention to post meeting. His speedy re
covery is wished for by all tbe members of tbe
post.
The committees of three from the Posts of
PitUDurg met in Municipal Hall last night to
talk over tho celebration of tbe twentr-firtb an
niversary of the organization of tbe Grand
Arms. A report of tbe proceedings will be
found in tbe local columns.
Tnc comrades of Post 155 are greatly ploased
over their section of the Cyclorama of tbe Battle-
of OottjsDurg. It presents tho thrilling
scene of Coopcr'siamous battery golnglnto ac
tion. The canvas measures 16x20 feet and will
be hung in the post room.
The rate fixed by tbe Pennsylvania Railroad
for round trip tickets to Altoona is S3 50. Tho
tickets can be had onlv on card orders which
can be secured from Post Adjutants. Tickets
will be on sale and good from February 21 to 25
going and good returning tlU tbe 28th.
The ranks of Post 157 were invaded by death
on Friday and Cotcrade John Gottbard taken.
He served in Company H., Sixty-second Penn
sylvania Volunteers, Neglcy's Independent
Battalion of Scouts. The post will assemble at
the post room at 1 o'clock to attend tho fun
eral. The Ladies of tho G. A. R. are soliciting tbe
Influence of the different posts in favor of a
bill appropriating $150 per annum for each in
mate of the Home at Hawkins station during
tbe years 1631 and 1132. The favorable recom
mendation of the State Board of Charities has
been secured.
The ninth anniversary ot Post 1C2 was cele
brated last night at the regular meeting. Posts
bS and 123, ot Allegheny, wero present as were
representatives ot Pittsburg posts. The hall
naa crowded. There were a number of excel
lent speeches and a very enjoyable time. The
usual master took place.
Is general orders No. IS. Department Com
mander Denmston announces the appointment
of fire members on the Soldiers' Home Com
mission as follows: Louis Wagner, Post No, 6;
Robert B. Beath. Post No. S; Thomas J. Stewart,
Post No. 11; Isaac Is. Brown. Post No. 70;
Charles CL Shirk, Post No. 67.
Major John Hancock, manager of tbe
Black Diamond Steel Works, and bow quarter
master of Post 41, was one of the first to con
nect himself with that post at its organization,
and bas been a member ever since. The unique
cap he-wears is the only one of the kind known
to be in existence. It looks well upon the
Major.
The Entertainment Committee of Post 18!
wishes to thank Mia .Rosalind Foritor f or hex
valuable assistance in tbe recent production of
"The Little Recruit.' She personated the
character of Agnes Cheatham, and persons
who witnessed ber performance say that her
elocutionarv attainments are fine and acting
very agreeable.
Post 151's Detroit Club continues to flour
ish. At thelast. meeting Secretary D. A. Jones
was instructed to open correspondence with the
committee in Detroit with a view of securing
quarters for the members of tbe club during
the National Encampment. Comrade Jones ex
pects to make a report at the next meeting nf
the clnb .which will takeplace Tuesday, Feb
ruary 24. , '
A large and interesting meeting of tbe sur
vivors of the Thirteenth Regimen, was held In
the Central Hotel Wednesday evening. It was,
decided to hold a meeting in the armory of the
Washington Infantry. Old City Hall, on next
Friday, at which meeting arrangements will be
made for tbe celebration and parade on April
17. the anniversary of tbe regiment's march to
tbe field.
Post 41 mustered in its first recruit for the
current year last Wednesday night. Commander
Cassldy being absent. Senior Vice Commander
Nietta occupied the chair. Considering that
tbe officers were all new and never bad any ex
perience to speak of in a muster, tbe services
were gone through in a creditable manner. Tbe
post has two or three other comrades on its list
for muster in, with promises of others to fol
low. The Ladies' Union Veteran Soldier Associa
tion No. 1, organized by Mrs. George W
Hughes and others, will meet at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, February 26, at tbe ball of
Encampment No. U. V. L., 77 Sixth avenue.
All applications for membership of mothers,
wives, widows and sisters of union veteran
soldiers of three years' enlistment will be con
sidered, as will also the question of tbe admis
sion of daughters.
It is the opinion of the comrades in Alle
gheny county that a comrade of tbe character
and standing of W. J. Patterson, of Post 157,
ought to have every vote in tbe department for
Council of Administration. Comrade Patter
son wa endorsed at the meeting of delegates
who believe that if he was as well known
throughout tbe department as he is in the
western end, there would be no doubt as to
where every vote would go.
The following resolntion was adopted by
Encampment No. 6, U. V. L., on Friday even
ipg: Resolved, That we, the members of En
campment No. 8. Union Veteran LaMnn of
Allegheny City, Pa., hereby express our regrets
and sorrow over the very serious illness of
Major General W. T. Sherman, and extend our
heartfelt synmathles to him as a comrade of
the late war tor the Union, as one ot its most
conspicuous and illustrious generals and as a
model of patriotism.
William StkwastJ Captain of Police ot
the Third district, was mustered into Post 151
last Tuesday evening. Captain Stewart had a
hard time becoming a comrade. Shortly after
rraking application, which was some time ago,
be took sick. While recovering from this spell
he sprained bis ankle, and was laid up again.
It is said that tbe bustling recruiters of Post
161 baa resolved to carry Comrade Stewart in
on a stretcher if fate interfered again. This
was happily averted, however, and the boys
had tbe pleasure of seeing him walk in.
Sons of Veterans.
Camp S3 is now one of the best equipped
camps in this end of the division.
Forty-one camps have been organized in
the order since tbe first of tbe current year.
Fifteen applications for membership hare
been made to Camp 2 since the first of tbe year.
Camp 33 had another muster last Monday. It
was witnessed by several comrades of the
umuu ,i.rmv.
Camp 83 will visit Camp 2G3, at Mansfield,
next Tuesday evening. The Mansfield camp is
getting along nicely.
CAPTAIN DAif G. BBOSE,of Camp No. 2.
claims he has tbe most efficient staff ot any
camp in the vicinity.
Camp 4 bad an interesting meeting Thursday
evening. It was Lincoln's birtbday. Prom!
nent comrades of Post 151 were present and
made appropriate addresses.
Captain DanVg. Bbose, ot Camp 2, ex
tends bis thanks to tbe members of Post 123, G.
A. R.,or their encouragement of Lysle Camp
under the new administration.
Brother W- D. Thomas, -formerly a mem.
ber of Davis Camp, was married on February
4, in San Antonia, Tex. While here be took
great interest in tbe order, and has the well
wishes ot Pittsburg brothers.
There is a big demand for invitations to tbe
Martba Washington reception to be held in tbe
Monongahela House a week from to-morrow,.
by Ladies Aid Society No. 5. Unless tbe
society bas more printed many persons will be
disappointed.
L1X5JTXNAHT. COLOSSI, X. M. Sssxxja Is. .
THEATER"
RETLAW 10 ALTON,
GREAT VAUDEVILLE CO.
The Two Sailors,
Retlaw and Alton,
In their great Novelty Bar Act.
The-Tme Irish Girl,
Miss Annie Gerard.
. The Hefined Comedians,
WttiTON & NELSON.
The Strongest Man on the
Face of the Globe,
ANDYGAPPNEY.
The Grotesque Dancers,
Morton, Reno and Mack.
"Les .Trios Diables."
The Human Corkscrew,
AUZOLA.
ADMISSION, 10 OTS.
CJBtlLDBEN: 5 CENTS.
NEXT WEEK:
HOP O' MY THUMB.
tel4-23
WEEK OF
FEB. 16.
REGULAR MATINEES
Wednesday and Saturday.
I I F R BROS.'
TIRIEIiyCEj ITsTID OTJS
PARISAN
SPECTACLE!
Outrivaling in Spectacular Magnificence All
Preyions Productions !
ITS CHARACTER THE THEME OF GENERAL PRAISE!
HARRY
WILLIAMS'
ACADEMY
Monday Evening, Feb. 16.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Rentz-Santley
NOVELTY
AND
BURLESQUE'
CO.
'THE- Mi,s Nellie "Will-on,
Hiss Lottie Elliott.
famous ..;
"Will C. Matthews,
Bisters Gilbert,
Posey and Lester,
La Porte Sisters,
Barney Beynolds,
Miss Nelii'e Pace, .
Miss Lnln Gould,
And tbe New Burlesque,
A Sensation in Paradise.
Monday, February 23,
TlieMETEOES
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE,
MONDAY, EEBBUABY 23,
NIGHT PRICES.
Every Monday' after that a Matinee at NIGHT
Prices. Regular Matinees after Feb. 23,
Honflay, May, Tirors. ant Saturday.
NEW SCENERY!
NEW COSTUMES!
NEW CHARACTERS!
NEW NOVELTIES!
NEW DANCES !
NEW EFFECTS !
BTURNING i NOBLE IT1
MORE THAN AN EAGLE'S FLIGHT
ABOVE ALL OTHER SHOWS !
EVERYTHING OF THE MOST ELABORATE CHARACTER.
The
i
Martinis
Mile Bertoto,
The Wonder,
.The
Mariposas,
BIJOTJ
PRICES
75c, 50c, 25c
RECEIVED WITH THE
Utmost Enthusiasm
EVERYWHERE.
Tremendous Continuous
Ovations of Applaus
From Countless Thousands,
ZFZEDB. 23 :MHR, ZB-A-ZRZCsTIES OIE1 ZCvTZBTW" TOBK IBB. 23
U1S-74
warn dm em ae b .
7,-A . fljraff g . a . mifpj, tfK2w Up w wK
MRAlF CMYl LT: a---LESSEE'WlDWANft6E
TO-MORROW NldfeT, and all the week, with Saturday Matinee.
THE FIRST NOVELTT of trie NEW ""EAJR.
THE GREAT
Comic Opsra Festiyal
Reserved Seats,
60c, 75o, 81, 81 50.
-fa.m:oxjs
By the Combined Forces
oi the First and Amer
ica's recognized Oper
atic Organization, the
HARRY DAVIS'
FIFTH AVENUE MUSEUM AND THEATER,
Commencing Monday, February 16,
POSITIVELY BUT ONE WEEK OF THE FIRST
AND ONLY TROUPE OF
SAMOAN WARRIORS
CAULL OPERA COM'Y,
Presenting Tnree of the Greatest Comic Opera Successes ever known In this Country,
with Records that speak for themselves.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
CLOVER!
1,200 Ferformano'es.
60
PEOPLE
In the Productions.
1
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings
and Saturday Matinee,
THE BLACK HUSSAR
2,800 Performances.
Eve?nr!noann.dy.1;??.rs THE SEVEN SUAB1ANS1 220 Performances.
The Cast includes the following Popular and Well-Known Artists:
HELEtf BERTRAM,
LAURA JOYCE BELL,
JObEPHINE KNAPP.
ANNIE MYERS.
CORA HENDERSON.
VERONICA GOVERS,
CLARA ALLEN.
LOUISE JACKbON.
CZb-OirrcLS of 50.
DIGBY BELL,
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT,
CHARLES W. DUNGAN,
tVILLIAM E LAIS DELL,
FRED FREAft,
W. F. ROCHESTER,
CHARLES MYERS.
GEORGE PALMER.
02?o!hi.es'tx,a; 20
HAfiRISHEATER.
Mrs. P. Harris. R. L. Britton, T. F. Dean,
Proprietors and Managers.
Week Commencing Monday, Feb. 16
Kvery Afternoon and Evening.
The Popular Young Actor,
2srs. WOOD,
In His Great Success,
OUT IN THE STREETS
Special Scenery. Hovel Mechanical Effects.
Strong Dramatic Company.
Week February S3 -STRUCK GAS."
fel5-S8B
MILITARY BAND. DRUM AND FIFE CORPa
Next eek-J. C. DUFF COMIC OPERA COMPANY. felMSg
tar sfxSk
kt&LXLxxz?' s-
THEATRE
EXTRA.
stalled the officers of Camp 261, at Turtle Creek,
last Tuesday evening. The Installation was
public An excellent musical and literary en
tertainment was rendered. "Prominent com
rades of the O. A. R. spoke.
THE members of Lieutenant James M. Lysle
Camp Jtfo.2, Allegheny, are taking great inter
est in tbe trjp to the -National encampment of
the G. A. R. at Detroit, next August. Captain
Dan G. Brose States that he will take 100 strong
to the encampment. There bas been a Detroit
committee appointed by tbe camp, consisting of
Captain Dan G. Brose. First Lieutenant J. J.
Mills and Camp Councilman George Date with
Quartermaster Sergeant
treasurer.
John Crispens -'as
WEEK FEBRUARY 23,
Wednesday MATINEES-Saiurday.
Archibald Clavering Gunter's
Great Play,
Mr. Barnes of New fork
Under the Management of
MR. FRANK W., SANGER,
07 THE
BROADWAY .THEATER,
NEW YORK.
JTUBXirrntE upholstered and repaired.
Hauoh'& KekkaK , S3-34 Water 'street.
Sale of seats will commence next
TW.UKSJJAX M.u.K.m.iNtj at 9
o'clock. f
ff"P'- . , tJW
RAPIDLY
DRAWING TO
A CLOSE.1
THE MARVELOUS
VERESTCHA6IN
RUSSIAN EXHIBITION.
SEE IT THIS WEEK
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and rescued German and American seamen during the frightful hur
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ships were lost, but these brave Samoans saved many lives.
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See Their Great Si-Va or War Dance!
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Will endeavor to abstain from all food for thirty days, commence
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the public every day from 1 to 5 and 7 to 10, except Sundays,
commencing at 1 p. M. Monday, February 16. Sworn
medical watchers will attend him throughout the fast.
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