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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-03
NEWS-CARRlER !! TO THE
NORTHI1l

THE publishers OF the Watchman and
journal have EN- pl0yed Mr.. VnIhey
Fletcher 10 distribute papers from Mon pc
ler to Slanstead. through the towns OF Ca
!as, Woodbury., Hardwck, Greensboro,
Clover, Barton, Brownington, Salem and
Derby; returning through Coventry, lras-
burg, Albany, Ctaiishury, WUlcou, Ell
more, aud Worcester, 10 Montpelier, once
n week. All business, crrands, &c. en-
trusted to his care will he faithfully trans
acled on liberal terms, for prompt pay
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be supplied regularly with the Watch.
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and residence with the carrier, or with any
one of our agents in the several towns
through which the carrier passes. He
will lave supply OF books, blanks, and
stationary for those who may want them,
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81, AGENTS.
Calais, z. Bliss, Jcdedah Fay.
WoOdbmy-Z. Putnam.
LomoiHe riilage- -Phneas Dodge.
HWdwick- Mr.. Shepard, \. Warner.
Greensboro Geo. A. Mercy.
Glouer-E. b. Smons, John Crane, jr.
Bro,cnington-E G. Strong, A. Stewart.
.Saiem-Sam' Blake, N. Hopkinson.
Dcrby-C. Carpenter, A. Manson, j. H.
Prentiss.
Derby Line-A. Gaylord.
Stanstead-John Chamberlain.
Corentry-E. Cleveland, A. NJ. Smith.
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rem.
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Paddock.
Wolcott Nathaniel Jones, Porter Crane
Elmore-Lyman Dodge.
Worcester-M lton Brown.
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Four human beings burnt TO death "A
wooden building, at Huntington, occupied
as carding mill, joner's shop, and dwell
ing-house, was burnt TO the ground on the
morning of the 18th inst. Melancholy to
relate, the inmates of the building, consist
ing Of three females and hoy, all fell a
prey 10 the flames before any succour could
be afforded them. Their names are Mrs.
Stephens, a native Of Chaleauguav, N. Y,
her son George, ed six years, HannGh
Stone, aged 25, native of Bolton, Yer
mont, and Olive Green, aged 10, daughter
uf Mr.. Wallis Green. of Godmanchester.-
Mr.. Stephens, the husband Of the uniorIu-
nate lady Aforementioned, was absent on
business at For Covington, at the time
Montreal TindicGtor.
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ANTI-SLAVERY NOTICE.

The third Anniversary OF the Vermont An
li-Slavcry Society will be held at Brandon, in
February next. There will no public exerci-
ses on Tuesday, the 18th, at O'Clock in the
evening. The Societys annual session will
commence on Wednesday, the 18th, at 9 o.
clock, A. M, and continue through the l6h
day.
All the auxiliary Societies and all Anti.sla.
very associations, having for their express OBJ
iect the elevation Of the African race and the
abolition Of american Slavery by moral and re-
Hgious power, are respectfully invited to at
tend by full delegation. Public exercises
will be held each day, to which all other per-
sons, anxious for the durability OF or Repub-
lican Institutions and friendly to justice, hu-
mainly and religion, are also invited to be
present.
BY direction Of the Executive Committee OF
the VT AS. Soc.
JONA. A. ALLEN, Secretary.
All Newspaper Editors in the Stale are re-
quested to give the above notice, at least, one
insertion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-03

An amusing incident occurred in Wash
inglon on Saturday night last. The bar al
Browns was crowded, when cry of fire
was heard. Where" exclaimed twenty
voices. "Why, of course said stran-
ger springng up, sat the War or Navy
Deparments-they come next in order"
1t was Immediately ascertained 10 be false
alarm, and the stranger sat down again
amidst the laugh Of the company.-[Alex
Gazette.
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EWERSO.v' g. AZ ETSSEEL

Have The pleasure oil Announcing 10 The
public that they have made arrangements
TO connect Tailoring Establishment, with
their Store, and that they have employed
first rate and experienced workmen from
Boston, and will at III times be in readiness
to execute any order in their line ina sup
perior and workman like manner. And
having paid particular attention 10 selecting
Cloths, Cassimeres, Veslings and Trim
mngs, they hatter themselves tina, they
now have better assortment than can be
found in the state. Among lhem may be
found the following
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Sessions of the Courts.

BENNINGTON COUNTY. !
S Cat Bennington ID Tuesday, next, after the 4tl
Tuesday in January.
c c. at Bennington, LIST Tuesday in Dec,
OF Manchester, LIST Tuesday in June.
Henry ROBINSON, Clerk.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
s Cat Newfane Sd Tuesday, after the 4th Tues
day in January.
C c. Sd Tuesday of April.
ed Tuesday in September. -"
JAMES ELLIOT, Clerk
WINDSOR COUNTY
Cat Woodstock, 4h Tuesday, next after the Al.
Tuesday Of January.
c. c. last Tuesday of May.
last Tuesday Of November.
BENJAMIN SWAN, Clerk.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Cat Rutland, LIST Tuesday, after the 4ih Tues
day of January.
C c. I'd Tuesday Of September
I'd Tuesday Of April,
ROBERT PInRPoINr Clerk.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Cat Middlebury 4Ih Tuesday Of January.
c. I'd Tuesday of June.
Cd Tuesday Of December.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Clerk.
c. Chelsea, 9Th tuesday, after the 4th Tues
day OF January.
c. Sd Tuesday of June,
Sd Tuesday Of Deeembsr
]. w. d. PARKER, Clerk.
=. CHIrTENDEN COUNTY. 800
ca, Rurlns'oo, THURSDAY prseGd'g ls Tuo' of jar
c c. last Tuesday save one IN March.
last Tuesday save one in August.
NIB. HAswELL, Clerk.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Cat Montpelier, 9th Tuesday next after the 4h
Tuesday in January.
C c. I'd Tuesday in April
Sd Tuesday in November.
]. Y Vail, Clerk.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
cat Danvlle, 9TH Tuesday next after the 4h Tues
day in January.
c c. LIST Tuesday OF June
LIST Tuesday OF December.
SAM'L +. MArrocKs Clerk
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Cat ST. Adams I'd Tuesday in January.
C c. I'd Tuesday in April.
I'd Tuesday of september.
JosePH H. BRAINsRD, Clerk.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Cat Irasburgh, 9Th Tuesday next after the 4th Tues
day in January.
C c. Sd Tuesday Of June.
4,h Tuesday OF December
IRA II. ALLEN, Clerk.
LAMoILE COUNTY.
S Cat Hydcpark 10Th Tuesday, next after the 4t'
T Tuesday OF January.
C c. Sd Tuesday Of December.
Cd Tuesday Of June.
Pulo G. CAMP, Clerk. T..
ESSEX COUNTY.
s Cat Gudhall 9th Tuesday next after the 4th Tues
day in January
C c. las Tuesday in May.
third Tuesday in December
WILLIAM GATES, Clerk.
csAND-IsLE COUNTY.
8 Cat North Hero Sd Tuesday in January.
c c. 4l Tuesday Of April.
4ih Tuesday OF September.
JoEL ALLEN, Clerk,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-03

The HoRsE.-An lncident.-li is re-
malkabie that a horse will seldom tread
upon a pWstrate body in the path. Either
from feelings decomposition (and even
horse is accessible TO such feelings, though
some men are noD or from fear, horse
will sludiousIy avoid INJECTING injury on
one thus exposed, unless excited BY the
spirit Of combat. In the latter case he be-
comes almost resistes. All his energies
are bent on destruction, he tratDpes down
opposing suuadrons as he would the grass
beneath his feet. These reflections are
drawn from us by an incident which &C.
Cured on Thursday afternoon, almost
within our sight. As the Germantown
stage, drawn by four horses, was passing a.
ung Third stree, above Willow, a small
child underworld 10 cross The street in adj
vance of the leaders, apparently without
ubSerbing the dangerous proximity OF the
latter. One Of the leading horses appeared
10 appreciate the situation Of The infant, &
made every effort to avoid coming in con-
TACT with ii. lie swcrved from the direct
line as far as lie could, and endeavored 10
pass it, but being brought up by the rein,
was forced against, and Frustrated the
child. The instant the latter fell lie stop
ped rs il TO allow it 10 escape; but being
driven forward by tic hinder horses and
he impetus Of The vehicle, lie reared him
sell on his hind legs, and with one bound
cleared the body. In doing this, either
from design or accident, he threw the child,
with his hind foot, out OF the track, so that
when the heavy carriage passed on it did
no, run over it. This may be instinct, but
it looks tn us inarvellously like reason and
fecling.-[Pc Sentinel.
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NOTICE.

After considerable consultation with some
Of the friends Of immediate emancip patton, it
has been determined TO form an Anti-slavery
Society for the County Of Orleans. The
members Of the several Anti-slavery societies,
and the friends ofhumanity in the County, are
respectfully invited TO meet in Irasburgh on
The second Wednesday Of January, at / o.
clock, A. M, for this purpose,
Several addresses, stating the design Of An
ti-slavery associations, may be expected.
G. M, Wilson, Agent Of the Am. A. S. So.
Craltsbury, Dec. 26, 1886. rs
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Probate Courts.

District OF Mauchestcr Martin C. Dcmng, Judge
a " Bennington, Aalon Robinson Judge
&c Marlboro Asa Knight Judge, DummcrNon
q " Westminster David L. Putnam, Judge, Grafton
Hartford John S. Marcy, Judge, Hariland'
". 4 Windsor Thos. F. Hammond, Judge
&" Rutland VIVA Hail. Judge. -
" % Fairhaycn, Almon Warner, Judge, Poultney.
New Haven, Harvey Mursil, Judge, Bristol
" Addison, Samuel Swift Judge Mddlesury'
K. Parish Register, Randolph. .
" Bradford, WIN. Spencer, lodge, corinth::
" Chttcnden, Charles Russell, Judge, Burlington
II" q washington, Jason Carpenter, Judge, Waits
field. Jedu,hun LOOMS, Register, Montpelier.
Caledonia, sam'tB MaI!ocks' Judge, Danv'ls
Gso. VIM Bryce sod dsSs ST. d ASaa'
~ Register Irasbur sh.
Lumoillp, Danr Dodge, Judge Johnson
/" Essex Royal Cutler. Judge, Guldhsil:
Grand I-lc, Joel Allen, Judge Norm Hero
Il JsThc times oud places OF holding courts are hzea
hv tbr Jod res Of the several rroba'e districts
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

~ p. WALTON & SON have received
~ and Off for sale the following School
Books
The American First Class Book, Exer-
ases in Reading and Recitation.
Worcester's Fourth Book for Reading with
lie sons and Instructions.
Historical Readers.
National do.
First Class Readers,
Second do. do.
Third do. do.
Smiths Geography ard Atlas.
Olneys's do. do.
Male Bruins do.
Woodbtldge's do.
Woodbiidgc's and Wizards do.
Peter Par.ey's Geography.
Geography and History Of Vermont.
Smiths Arithmetic.
Adams do.
Colborne's do.
Thompson's do.
Comstock's Philosophy.
Chemistry.
Blake's do.
vose's Astronomy.
Chemical Reader.
Brinsmad's Geography for Ch"dten.
FIRST Buok of History.
Second do.
Third do.
Fourth do.
Smiths Grammar.
Murty's do.
Kifkham's do.
Progressive Render
History or the United States.
Watts on the Mind.
Abcrcrombie's Intellectual Powers.
Webster's Dictionary.
Worcester's do.
Walkers do.
Writing Books, &c.
Webster's Spelling Book.
Marshall's do, do.
National do. do.
E.P. WALTON.
Montpelier, Dec, Is, 1886.
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LITERARY UNION;

Ladies' Book and Ladies american Magazine
FEVHESE two works are united, under The
4, snpcripiendence OF MRS. SARAH ].
HALE. The first NJ. OF the next Vol. will
be published next month.
Terms, SO year.
Subscriptions received-b GEO. P. WAL
TON.
Montpelier, Dec. 30, 1886. rs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-03
MARRIED.

In Berlin, Dec. 18th, by Mr. Asa Andrews
Esq. Mr. Lewis Markham, Of Mortified, TO
Miss lrena Gof, OF the same place.
In Montpelier, 22d ut, by Cyrus Ware
ESQ.,, Mr. Emery Coswell, TO Miss Clarssa
Saunders.
In Northampton Mas, Dec. 10, by the Rev
Mr. Steurns, Mr.. William Rather. late of Liv-
erpool, England, to Miss Sappho, formerly of
Carigo, Greece.
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WESTERN LANDs.-At The late sale Of lands
along the Wabash and Erie canal route, at
Defiance, Ohio, $4,000 acres brought an av-
ersge Of 81 81 cents per acre. 1t is thought
these lands would have brought better price
if the governor Of Ohio had given a longer no.
lce Of the intended sale.
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.ASSLMERES.

Striped, Vest and Goa, Duck
Zebra, Linen Duck,
Elastic Ribh'd, Green and Red
Fancy Cord Buck Freze Cloth for
skins, Lininss;
Black, do. Drab Raitinct do
Black snd Fancy Plaid do do
Plain do. Rob Roy Cloak do
Plaid 10. White, Red, Green
Niagra check do. and Yellow Fsn-
Blue, nels,
Blk German Goats hair
Olive, Csmblets,
Safe, English do
Lavender, Imitation do
Dove, Ladies silk mud
Mix ana other Cas- worst. do
simeres, Silesias,
Eng. French and White and Drah
American SAITH Silk Serges,
nets, Red and Grey Cloak Tassels,
Padd:nns, Coat bindings,
Brown, Green, Black and other Silk Vel
vets, Chineele Cord, a fashionable article
for Cloak trimmings or Head bands, toge,h-
er will almost every article a?perlaining, 10
I" Fashionable Dry Go"dsSl"re Great
care has been taken in selecting the above
Goods, and every assurance is pledged, Thai
they are well worthy the attention of the
PubIir. who are respectfully invited TO cal
and examine them beio,e purchasing else.
where, rs il is m trouble Ia show them. 2 nd
they will show AZ tn quality and prices
to so good an advantage aswN warrant
the immediate sale otucm.
Drceirb,T TO- 1856. -
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N OF C f .

NOTICE.
NNHlS may certify that have given my son,
l. Daniel p Jackman, bis time during the re.
mainder of his minority-that he is free TO act
for himself, and that will neither claim his
earnings, nor be accountable for his contracts
after this date.
w T JACKMAN.
Barre, Dec. 81, 1886. 75+
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lNAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber,
ION the 20,h Dec, dark grey Col, witha
star in the forehead, supposed 10 be two years
old. The owner is requested to prove proper
~, pay charges, and take the same away.
80 JOHN DECAMP.
Moretown. Jan. Cd. 1896. Is
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nando Pc, on cruise, the i4th July. She
had Just made her ninth capture, eight Of
them with Slaves, amounting in all 10 S,05S,
and the 9th with cargo, bound for Benny,
and detained under the new treaty.
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BOA LOST.

1.-THE person who picked up large dark fur
Boa tippet, on the oath inst. Letw cen Shop
ards tavern in this village, and Marsh's, OIL
the Barre road, will return it 10 this Office, he
shall be suitably rewarded by the owner.
Montpelier Village, Dec. 27, 1886. IS
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As an evidence Of the extent Of the wine
and fruit trade Of the United States, il may
be mentioned that on the 18th Of Oct. last, 65
sail OF American merchantmen got under
weigh, and left the por, Of Malaga.
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HNO the Hon. Supreme Court next TO be
IL holden at Chelsea, within aud for the
County OF Orange, and State Of Vermont, on
the filth Tuesday next after the fourth Tues
day Of January, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand chgt undred and ihirty-seven:
The petition Of Abigail Bundy, OF Randolph,
ia said County Of Orange, humbly shows that
on the fourth day Of March, A d 1881, she
was lawfully married TO Benjamin Bundy
that che continued to live with the said Benja-
min, faithfully performing all The duties en-
joined, and abs,ainng from all things prohib-
tied by her marriage covenant, until the second
day Of May, D 1888, when the said Benja-
min became embarrassed in his circumstances
and wilfuly deserted your petitioner, and ever
since that time has neglected and refused 10
live with your petitioner, or TO furnish any
thing towards her maintenance and support;
your petitioner therefore prays the honorable
Court, that the bands of matrimony between
your petitioner and the said Benjamin, may be
dissolv, i.
ABIGAIL BUNDY.
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n OCQ FOCO MATCHES FOR sale by Z.
IL II. PRENTISS. Dec s, 1886.
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CLOTHS.

Black, Adelaide,
Blue, Russell and Olvet
Dahlia, Brown,
Violet, Invisible, Bottle,
Marooue, Rife, Polish,
Claret, Drake, Neck and
Mulberry, Sea Greens,
Roman and Royal london Smoke and
Purple, Oxford mixtures.
The above include an assortment ol Super
German Twil'd Cloth, very heavy, beau
iilu Styles; Black, Brown, Green, and
Drab PHO, Cloths, Black and Brown No
hair.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
vAUXHALL GARDEN, BOwERY-rOR THE BENEFIT OF


No Monday Evening Feb g. 1897 for the Beaeft Of Mr.
Cooke, who bcgs express
OF gratitude he eneraius for the dene bcray
and applause with which his cndeayo and that OF his
pounty of acknow lodging his obligations the citizens New
York aud the public general who been express
their satisfaction ~ tho most decd and
them his patrons that neither
been shall be spared TO render the above
that the company remain singular feature 10 Of caes
prepared for Cookies beRcf will be Produced
this city Grand civsroUs action, and
radio Illustration and equestrian fon the German
Somss Kaapf Nit Dom Dachsn," entitled the DragoR of
Rhodes the Heights Of ~ John OF jerusalem. tn the
did parapher abe, rements equestrian process
the due faithful rcprssclta Of the above splendid hcadc
performance, all that conceived Of having
really taken place. lavish has been incurred The Ora
the trorinary theatrical properly
made fictitious work Of and must
The and cautious rsiDg hendi dar
ofs triple tongue terrifying the eyes
and the andeurof its VIDE expanding
Of miy lilo.
ofd and identify With tho locker the hide
ANIMAL Itself The destruction OF the formidable
accomplished the Grand Master arons and Knights Of the
der all richly accoucd splendid and accompani
the dmse- ladies OF, he mounted paeys
h,rnrssed in ppngs ane 10 congratulate the heroic
knight, whom hey find isining and exhausted.
Tho Order Sons demand
That he NJ hero cr-wned strand
And ne dciver,r, the tLronr
In triumplrpomp bear HIN along
The formation OF sroopngs best calculated the
raj rejoicing takes place the assembled rctaue aided BY
the dispny ~ their evouons toward III. Of the
brave and deed Donna Gozen the Champion knight
Mr. jam Cooke. Phecn de Fenevc Grand Master Malta
Mr. Woolfsd
Full particulars will he found In the handbls fat
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WOOD's CARPENTERs a MECHANICS

~ thatIinm Chamber
Ysrk j. w has constantly for sale excellent
the following OF description, stocks and bits
and b patent seu saws cappcrs and dlvid and
her h'se and eougcs plates stocks and dies hammers
az beels spirit levels bunIsbers spoke shavo
circular saws turning laies, vices, measuring tapes daN
s,nes wood soXesi To cutting OF al sizes rses nv
arh rows cutting nppefs and oilers itrc compass
av' ppds o stones draw knives, plane nuns and siee
sqnaes hollow aurcrs dfa nT toos She trs Iat az
gers calanet makers clamps cooper glue OTIS blow Fpcs 6
- large assortment OF Planes manufactures ~ r.
ALVIN, Now York d2o sm'
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SPLENDID PEsMANsHIP

ACQUIRED IN IL LEssoNst
The AnfL Angular Sysfeu NJ Writing srain introduced
the Families Cucns and Strangers 81 New York and Brooklyn
To continue for Only a short season.
MR. BRISTOW, Of London respectfully announces 10
lvl the Public His after months
naitvng and successful Boston Ne has
Pupils, bay and Evening
ACADEMY, No. lT5 BReApwAY, NY.
where both ladies' and Gentlemen o and capacity
rom 70 80 ycas, expcckousy auks the
aonred principles OF COMMERCIAL PRNMANsHTr
Adapted t. Letters, Bills Notes Accounts Receipts
DRESSINGS ard the Finished Journal Entry every
pSposc OF public business and private life
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH.
-. u long tune ne u to acquire complete nd
wieSee OF " rnR how indifferent, eg
ne Deor'neu % Tramp the writing be- by
O'Clock ~ ''o' "'e' ""'" - -
OF LESSONS in DAYS s ~ ''' '"' 00"p'e'ea
- Mr. " he seen from "a NJ IN or from sto sp M
Ahye wbo would fp. penman 10
Como learn tue system of Mr. "a
Whotn TWELVE LIS sons docs ma rnnfco
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EXHInITINla nl


IL HDs-UrNF<fnSH WIsFHR
- play nj Billiards purchase tables invited call az
COS Broadway where tables os and try tho patent
Irdan Rale and composition cepencd
with tables above will be found
offered the public adyanta
those who wish purchase al short noscc they
packed at days notice.
Orders Tor any thing hts line with cash or good reference
TO A. BAsSFoRD ss Broadway receive prompt attention
0ig
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having sewy undergone extensive repairs and s,erator
cont open foe The reception 81 families and walters Every
who may favor the establishment wi their patronage
p The publishers New Yerk who sepd ler pepo 10
Hotel the above ono week In
The office Of the Hotel fI.Iw
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FRANKLIN THEATRE.
EAITCTIIG

FAUSTUS.
superb and terrific msG drama has been
y MS.da, ns oess vim
mindful Of Fl II ffG ssas the
songs, Duets ana Giees, By spher and Bishop
Mac iS ,sy aA' '.''N '''"s''''' Mr. NJ Milan
Pre-. and Decorations Mr. John s.I ia, G
Programme efIncidents, Scenery and thrilling situations
Tn. sun setting on the rocks. the river and
VALLEY IuS; bridge h9w ,o,s The rushing aa
$
change shows h beautiful city Of Venice edss By the Adic
al s sS 81 ns s % ASe
sina.
Me ting e Ae and h S se benye1
ysn j. the s s s By when
mas, appearance Of the Demo-Adnes appeal 70 Hea
e Se ss'
scholar r a ad
s %aIdsy as 20 knss an Fs to get Up
and al.eHeod the Demons En-
sos oft 'e i an'
ACT H.
e9snsFassas io,sakes Adiae and sui the Of
again IN sunset tao%n across the
seen io% the ve,sndaFaasiss and Wagner the
q Grand ass aGd Gsos %
ven is"' o''''" ''''' '''" away '''
Rea1 pcars spell bound oces Arrest Tieod
deserts bis sinks through the of
RosR's nncomc Brcvo AVID Wagner-inteo of
Pon-Fausus chains-he tho hour his b-the
Fend rises andt him to the deed of bood he he
Yields and the disappears they find thems lives the
splendid anchamber OF the King OF N<pe-Fatsus fails
for the last time 70 The Demoq ADD murders the King Of Naps
laughing qeartete.
SCENE LAST,
The Royal Audience Chamber To this full effect
the WILDE back dis
ayed Colonades Of otnamented pillars each side
enhroned and revealing boo Ills COON almost ed
moe-thc love OF woman, Adne
mad and dying still hc beaycr The ecpsed The
ute da knees The calls Faustu The palace
falls ruins The Demon appears cloud and aame and
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