The Best Uncle Tom Company

Stetson Doublé Monster Uncle ïom's Cabin with two 8iberian bloodhounds, import ed ata cost of $500 each, plays at the opera house in this city to-morrow, (Saturday) evening with afternoon matinee. One of their many favorable press notices says: üncle Tom'3 Cabin- Stetson's U. T. C. Co.- played to the laigest matinee Saturday last ever was seen at a theatncal entertainment in this town, and produced the play in a faultless manner with all scenic effects and plantation melodies accompanying. ïhe cotton-picking scène was especially fine; in fact, incomparable. The low murmur of melodies mingling with each other from distant parts of the scène indicativo of the many groupings of slaves picking cotton in the field, and the picturesque group in sight makes a Kudden metamorphosis of one's locality and uut us in dreamland, as it were. The many litt'e ones there took it all in, or seemed to by the wrapped attention they assumed. In the evening there was a packed house to witneas a fine performance, probably the best )roduction of the great drama that has ever been here. The cast generally was far above the average and ably sustains the reputation of thiscompanv as bslng the best on the road. They ;reated us to a Üne parade with their wo bauds and made a sensation on the ' treet, which was unmistakable. i