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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15

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Neage 1seSc50em.

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cRie!t lBcbeu Stmpn StetnIetn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15

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I.ouIsIn ma Intellixeuce.

The MarksviIls Central Organ, of tho 10Th
ult., says Tho late heavy rains have done
INN ensc injury 10 tho cottou crops on the
bay GUS. There wss great deal open 10 the
and the cotton bas boon literally boatsn In the
ground BY. tho vioIont poltins Of the rain. Ths
loss win be found to be very considerable.
During the storm, last evening, the gin house
Of DR.. CRrnsHAw, . p'Nntar In the Dig Bend Of
Bayou de Glaize, was struck by lightning and
cotton was burnt.
The same pspsr SAYS On Monday morning
last, about O'Clock, those Of our citizens who
hvo In the vicinity Of the court -houEe and jail,
were aroused from their slumbers by the loud
cries and the screams Of some one apparently In
great terror and agony. These we're soon ascer-
tained to proceed from the Jail, which was oocu-
pied at the time, fftuna'sy, but by one cr.mi-
nal, supposed to be 4 runawsy slave, who had
b. on arrested and cond0ed awaiting rec an alton
by his master. IL was soon sppsrent that hs
hac set the cell on lire In which he was confined,
ar that instead Of oiiectiLS An escape, he most
psrsh In tho hames lit by his own hands.
Efforts wcrc made to rce open the door Of
tho dungeon, but TO no avail, oven af or the key
had been turned as the negro had fired the In
size of tho door itself, tho outside being of iron
and 20 expanded by the heat Of the burning
wood that all efforts to force open tho door were
ineffectusl, IN the short space Of time allowed.
The flames In the meantime had caught tho
woodwork Of the floor and other portions OF the
cell and were bursting ont ~ the windows and
with the most h0rrid yells and screeches Of ago
ny the poor wretch expired.
The town Of Richmond, La, has been almost
entirely dcstro, ed by ire. On tho I'd inst,
about 3ocleck, . fire was discovered in tho office
OF Tho Gasttts, which soon snvelopoi tho estab-
lishi,ent in flames. 1he DESTROYING element
then communicated to the adjoining buildings,
until the whole town was y scsne OF seuarai con-
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Frnna Inaln.

A YovSo sc'dnr attached To one Of the I'm =
lish rcpim, n,s IN India has Iiuen to his friends
IN Bottcp. Tho Irureiis~ says, the lettcr ds,ails
with minuteness the mar ches aud conference.-the
of the soldiers in tho performance Of thoir dis
asrssable duty, Undergoing hsrdsti,s which II
wocid seom almost impossible, In that burning
climate, for European to endure and i've. AS
q general tSirg he says, the Sepoys otirod upon
the approach ~ the English army. In one case,
however, a band u persons called fAna,,c,'
rushed uron the soliiors with the fcrCcity Of ti-
GERS, and were fcpulscd with difficulty. Tho
miserable remnant of the once powerful Sspoy
army, which reyolted against the power of Eng-
land, Is now aen p,cd in on the Ein nisya
Mountains, AID n fast dying oA from disease and
sta-r alton.
In regard to thowounded found upon tho deld,
the writer makes the following ablo state
nent, snd a. he speaks from his own experience,
II can undoubtedly N relied on: People wonder
that In the list Of killed, wounded r,sntion-
I'd, but tho fact Is II any one l. found wounded
on ,hs fold they are put TO ath. This Is for
tho reason, thai n able TO move and manage 4
vsspp, tney will strike ~ tho English soldiers
as they pass.
Tho wIii or of this letter has seen considerable
service in brief life time. Bonn In Scotland, 10
embarked, when quite young, for the United
States, and lived for q nun ner osyears in town
In this vicinity. lie then LEFT for Cal fornia
soon after the god discovery from thoncc he
went back to Scotland ard enlisted for the Cn-
mean wal, fought In all the battles Of that
campaign, including the closing scenos Of SebAs-
top,l, returned home, and was then sent to quell
himself advancing In the direction ot the grea,
Chiress capital, rekin, 80 multifsrtcus arc tn,
duties which England now requires Of hsr sol
diors.
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The Commit ssioner Of IOdian Affairs. says the
Wsshi' g-cn Star, has received from New York
city letter, in which was enclosed several cir .
culars Of vsrisus descripticns all urging tho I'm
portance OF ar immediate, permanent and llnal
settlement Of tho aboriginal population of the
United States, and stating what stops had AL
7, ady been taken In order to secure tho accom- :.
plishment ~ such an object. II Is proposed also,
TO form United States Aboriginal Department.
The territory designated for this purpose Is tho
Indian Territory lying west Of Arkansas
ard when properly orrsnized to bear the
title Of the "lndlsn Territory Of Ne)sho.'
10 advocacy OF this scheme, tho writer says
, We have enfrsnCbisei Ito AI,ti-Amsrc m spanish
Il Ney Mexico aud CALIFORNIA; se nsvo male Ctlh
With her population of the refuse " oil tho sorld,
and her pOtieo rel gious hierarchy integral part
Of tlIo uLiOu - DO represented Ia Cong Cs, -"nie
the people " the prop sed Noosho, with woora they
are not to he compared In point ~ tnesH for Aner-
can citizenship, made thstr subjects. We ava
not low yer prepared 10 aJvocate tue fall represeI.
tation a Aboriginal territories For the present
wod be 81 exceedingly delicate question, ono which
w.y nsrhaps, ba discussed WITH Insrs profit by
future generation but We do no. think that at os,
not only the tire south vest territory osho-bu
l but some six or eight equally oIteEIiye sestion'
81 ould be orsapized as Abois|nal Territories -taa
L Congress shCuld crsais IN Aboriginal Department
placed under Q Secretary Asare other Department.
Of TIE government And, further, that al thls, "rh
Aboriginh Department" the several Aboriginal Ter
| ritories should be annually represented.
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Fxtruordiuary Story.

The following strange story appears In the
Usion du Tar: Sir EDWARD EGERros nephew
Of Sir RoRrRr PEsL, has just left Nice for
Grasse. This young man has been occupied for
several years In procuring the infSrmalion no no.
unoles, lesving him fortune estimated at thir-
ty.two nillions--pArt Of the fortune consisting
of thirty houses at London, and an entire street
In Edinburgh. This will after the death Of
the testator, could not bs found, and all
attempts to discover 1t were fraitlsss- In
August last, the Reverend Mr.. HIsnLnL, .
Catholic Priest at Dablin, recsiyed In confession
Q declaration to the following effect The opu-
lent tastator, some time ago sailed for Italy In
the Vile do Grasse, . steamer which sunk near
tie lies Oily eros. AL his effects and papers
were lost bat he himself was saved he was,
however, afflicted with rheumatism, and having
had to stop at Nice, died there. Just before his
death he made his secretary write to his nephew
tsry, supposipg that he would mako . new will
in favor q the latter, and having . spite against
him, did not send tho letter. when he made
this confession the ex-secretsry was on his
death bed, and he prayed the priest to do what
he could to repair bis wrong. sr Z.
Fgerton Is now about to sndeAyor to oo-
tain At La Grssss and Cannes, iai0rmauo.
down. he hopes that the trunks OF his deceased
nncls may still b intact, and that In one oi
them be can aad ths will. A company u being
organized at Londsa TO assist him IN getting NJ
the ysassL He has consented 10 advance 20.00of
In English money towards the expenses, and :.
give 5000. .0o0f, out Of his Inheritance the vii
Be- found 1t ths bottom u tbs ocean. In the los
cles Of value belonging TO othar persons an
| the question has arisan whether the Englis
| company ray not retain all the wealtA 1t ma
hsh up.
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The CaplsaI Of NIerscco.

y, u,.,i,,, A, ,a,,,. ,,nonnt nf III. .nc;ant
Inc 'o,'oNi,s Is some ,, au.uuns " Mo wo..s"" ns ~
capital OF tho Mooish domihion'. 'ior'oeo' or
Merakkch, having besn ruined by disastrous
ar, and d.,o,u,,t.a NV the piaeu., i. now only
", -. 7, r., I, f,,m.r,v vas vL.on AZ
tue spado~ OF VIVA, u io'n. ,h.D D.,
Ecanus ssSs that 1T eiy Nseh h;oh ohn !, ,ors n
where the htng pa, ms Ia, wh1" ,haa rs n,p' n,h'
sumptuous and more mash'hcens .nAn ivy v'h Il.
er in the world. Az ths h.d Nnn,., \. in~
seventesnth century ho,ooeo ah.. ua M NM TSa
OF ooo.oo9i nov scsy si,. a,S;ch ~
Guy was iounaea nsnr W a o,,hrn,ss a e,cm mfer,ne.
test IT'S Ic,mer sP'ens",, ,.na 10 oj,,en S,rhis
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The Now York correspondent o. Ils Now Or
leans Crescent gives the following desert ption VI
GEoRoE Law
n .nythIuu don't pay, GkoRGx LAW respectfully
dfnTs IL Mo noW owus Llne t.nths VI thu kigbtn
Avenue RsiIOtd, which alone is an income OF .
prince, and growing more valuable oyeTy day. Hs
llso owrA Hear al .ne stock OF tho 9th Aver VA ka
r, sd, which, whan oomplsiod, will run throusn
Gree xich It, to the 9th Avenue, and thsnce " a-
lem Rivera mle Jncern Hat the ferries bo' oug
H. Law. iic O.JIs the D.y 2 Jsk p=ck and the n.nt
oErs about forty ACRES Il docka, houses aud land,
slmost Ia ne hssIt OF tho city Law owns the Stat
ten Island ferry bostf, and two milea Of water front
neaost New York, that IN few years VIII DO worth
for docku Millions lie really owns the Flush
Ing Railroad and heaven knows how much mora no
OWLS. That immou 80 thin King brain kssps soodmt
latiug. don't think he gees into large operatons
nov for the purpose Of making money. think he
works 70 Keep ffom stsk mating. Though not poll
tlcsn, he wieds Q very 10 serfn inananc upon poll
tics tclAlly upon local Affairs. Most persons have
an idea that he is an old man. No such thing. III
Is only fity yesr old, and pessessea one OF thos
vigorous constitutions that will last hun forty min
II
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IS addition 10 the facts IN ,cgscd to tho col. q.
lsion DeaI New London on Wednesday morning,
between the steamer Connecticut and the oystsr
sloop Kitty Ann, which We published vest erdsy,
We give the following from the New London
Chrosicie II Thursdsy.-- ... ID, U.
The Kitty AIMS bowsprit struck ths stcsmsr
en- hor stArboard sids, . shott distancs forward ~
the wfcel-house, crushing In the si,ic-sheashing,
andfoicinx is way some six feet into hor. Al the
point where it cane through Is loested the ceok
rcom, and ~ the time OF the accident group Of
the boat hands were thers eating breakfast. Ons
ofthen, WA. O'BRlEp, vas struck BY the intrud-
ing bewsprit, aud fairly impalsd o. 1t, hts sbto-
n On being torn opsn and his body penctrated In
such q manner ~ made . sbsssly and excseding-
" psinfnl wound, which can hardly fall TO prove
fatal. Ills Loft thigh wss partially dsnudsd Of
flesh whore the bowsp,t pass d along Il. lie
fell hell lpless, and though he was assisted and
raissd up - quickly - possible, he was terribly
tcala,d by the b,tlins water ftom the coppsrs
which flowed upon hm ~ he lay on the hcor.--
His left hand suffered most by water, being
scaldtj--or rather ecoket--into . shocking con-
dition. DEsNis CALLAHAN, tho other man In
jutcd, was throsn overh Ard by the shock, and
remained In tho water i've or six mioutes before
he could bs rescued. II seems probable from bis
spl eat Al co that he has receivsd soiue intern Al
Injury. II u doubtful whsthcr he can rcoo, or.
O'DRi1s has since died.
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Tho Rociy Mountain Ne1s, OF Oct. p, col
tsins the following items a. ...

The ROcIy Mountain Neus, OF Oct. p, con-
tsins the following items; a.
Dr. MIpDLkTop, who has reoently returned from
tho South Park Ard TAryAlI dlggiDgA reports tho
miners as doing exec dinsly wolf There had boon
two falls of snow, but n remained on the ground but
. short time, and, up TO the time Of hk departure,
tho weather WAS dne for outdoor operations.
Mersrs uYFSrA, CoorEn, and cLAIs, discovered
geld In tho Clay County lead on the 9th OF July, DO:
gan work the hrst woek In August, have averaged
eight hands working since that tame, Chve bssides
tksmsolves,) and have takln out " Gi2, At an OK
pense for hands provisions, tools &, on about two
thousand dollars; quit work for the SEASON on the
92d OF October They took out tho last woek, IN ~
days $685. being tho best days work Of tho season.
Largest yield IN day, $2sf T0 least days work,
$40. They have roach, d, In their mine, depth OF
a. feet; at 80 feet deep they dried 100 feo on the
lead Thsir mino s Steadily incrsssiDg In ichnoss.
Mr.. hGCIUKl has shown US lis grains Of whest
the yield oftwo heads, grown In tho gaLden Of tn,
Msssrs. PAxxrsos, IN Denver City. Tho wheat
stab were found by accident In patch Of corn snt
IL Is supposed the seed yns were planted with tn
ourn, which was planted about the fast ot June Tn
grains arc very large, fuzzy onetnlrd larger than IN
beat have seen In In the Western States an
fully equal In size and wlIgi 10 the fAmona wheat
Caltrnia and Oregon, We have no doubt that NIL
ous of Of plains ~ d mountain yallles, wi
produce wheat that, for quantity and quality, th
world cannot keel .....a.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MoKrrNo, NOV. II 1859.


~
a Nisx OF wealth Is contained IN this one
""u, Leooomy Wnen propeny unuerstood
Aho nsn'ly Appuoo--sessons "r 'ns Young ana
inc o'a' tno hcn snu 'ne poor, ,ne Pouue'ah anu
inc Nooi'f' Aops eS'nomi'AA :" NOT 70 " mean
OF psis'mon'oos' 'nousn tness terms sfo ouen
MISTAKEN iot II. Economy just and proper
regMd 70 Nnsa eessonsa oP'osPcny' WITH
cut IL "eaun "ou'a n-ost certainty Aeep al a
distance. Tho most successful men Of our ccuu-
try, these that have riscn TO aflusnos, were dis-
thsu'sneo As economists. srhrsfN GraAHr,
BILLY GRAY tas he was fsmiliarly called,) and
JOHN 'Acon asIoR, were each "A conspicuous
i0t .n.~ naois o' economy as for their great
wealth. iheso mon, IL Is true, Away pr.c ctoed
prudence sna di'crefon, which, como'ned win
economy prouueed wealth.
IL cannot ec too strcnsiy impressed upon tn
minds OF young men that economy is tho first
step on the road 10 saeoe" and 10 fortune II docs
not tohow, OF necessity tnN 'hey must iorego
such things as are es'ent" 10 e"pi'"i' and CON
Ven'onco, either IN hvins or In dress. Nei'hei
does 1t require abstinence from such recrsa'ion'
and social rIsYheges as due r't ard TO health
and the development OF tho human fame MA,
demand. But whilst engaging In smusements
and psstines, proper care should be had that they
be not led too far, and too much tins wasted
Economy should also bo studied and practicod
as wen by those charged with public trusts a.
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MAIL ITEMS, &C.

the Canadian Parliament b TO meet at ouobsc
December II.
IT Is estimated from reliable data that ths
British nation spends annually about S2.OOO.OOO
for perfumery.
Col. II. N. IIor, the invsptor Of the Lightning
press, was thrown from q carriage, Thursday,
near Pous hksepsie. lila leg was broken.
TIE Jews of Cincinnati have agreed to close
their places Of business on the Christian Sunday,
and to allow no business to be transacted on that
day In their stores and offices.
THE underground railroad brought twenty six
negroes TO Detroit lGst Friday. Ths- conductor
Wal q Kansas man who was desponed In the
troubles 10 that Territory.
THuPspAY, tho etth Of tho present month,
will be q National Thanksgiving day In the
United States. In twanty. two States thai day
has been already designated.
Col. JoBN G.. Fremont headed the list Of
subscribers 10 Bear Valley to the proposed mon
um,nt to tho late Senator BRopKRIcx. Ths
figure he puts down 10 $500. .... . ... r
THK comm sncement exescises Of ths Newsrl
City Normal School took place Thursday even
ing, when tan young ladies and ssyon yours
gentlemen graduated.
TnE Albany KnickerbOcler say, follow u
i Albany Is training lobster 60 run foot rac'
l with tho one horse steamer at The Bath f~ry'
The lobster IL 20 oarry weight.
Two or three wells have been dug IN ,hs
vicinity Of the " frozen veil, In nu%a, s1,
VT, but they do not show indications hhe .n,sI s
fauous asiRhbor, which s still ps%@o W '"e
savans.
ALrrrKs WAS lately sent from Paris to New
York aad raply recsived pasA In rs LIE vas INV
| wa,Ls s,nr d,ys and nine hours Ins Nander-
b,i, ont and the Persis back were tho mediums
IN. .,;dov Of tho late HssRY II. BMsKrs
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CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.
~ Now York. Oct "a la0.

soru =, r,x IN xcrt .,,sa ossa s s,dSs M;
sa K: az
sSa s p: y'sa e I.aTs 81
Q. carrying .sny ~ ths ssaisps. q ths 'g s "a "a
sembeI AsSe. 4 Y o'eloss. o9op 4 Which time the
isT%spos q r .sSyios eoatsnsa an sna spsefksd De
Ra.a ss ss.as
scpts@ssf {ssS: IA sossovss b ~ Mayor -.
a p:s:s. S:sss..;: 4: r. e. r.. 4: .s.I s:
ani: .pa Priyis,. Sots aasid sas .Shd sssr.cS 81
i iSis stats, stSoas sui.snes undsr tGs foi9Sins TO
:retions .na . VII The eontr.or e
SSf q :G sE & .s: "a I.s
Ssyond the fAr6os, Al ths sSntsais q tss .a.yssss
= suss a e shs ss.
be and property buiShesdei With covered
ssssp @ W. IL soSs. q s.s q nisSs S,a :asfs
II The soatrster shan ps. ass IN, sarspsna sow OF
% aow from sid ys:'e Into the river within a. ne
pensty, = prescribed By ths laws Of The State o. one
sSs s 4. a i l. ,Ss
% e E S q sns IA .PG G = =.
;SaI SGl sr. % &c
4 each and every wharf docks = above resai,ed
iransGttsd TO tho Common Coano for arh9n thereon
househoiders or frseho. the CAP of Ees
the amount twenty thousand dollar, for the faithful
neglect refuse TO execute his contIao, or 20 furnish
proper and sufficient boat At each and ever dock 70
Of the tunnAg' above mentioned fol sAd services,
IN forty-sieb hour after neos of the action Of IN,
Common Council relative to the swArd Of said oontrac
70 him. Il VIII be deemed that Seid contract has beel
/ sbsnd0nsd, In soooIdAnos With section " q IN
| smsnaod charter Of 1851, and the same shall tmme
| " the Corporation 70 be uned for and reoovsrs'
sSanst the person making defsnit and his suretea
THE risht being hereby reserved 70 reject any md
proposals or bids received assnsA 70 ths nssrsss
Bsni forms OF proposals and estimates ssa hs ebAr
| - ou sppiiu-iiS-. W tie Clty Insp..tys;
| On lBslOD CITY Inspector.
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6r EBRsos TKrNkrr, In hs nsv work cr
Ceyl Ion, tolls the folio wing remarkable story -
"Lseut. GERARD fRRrZ, Of the Ceylon Ride
Regiment, Write shooting at an elephant In the
vicinity o. Fort McDonald, In Ooyah, was
sounded in the iscs by, th. tars ias Of HE fowl.
was thcn about thirty two yssrs Of age. On
raising him. Il wss found thAs part Of ths bre ech
Of the gun, and about two inches Of tbs barrel
had been driven through the frontal sinus, Il the
junction Of the ncse and forchssd. II had suuk
almost perpei dicularly, till the iron plate called
the tan pin, by which tho barrel s made fast 70
tho stock by . screw, had descended through the
palate, carrying with It tho scrsw, ono OK.
tr, nifty Of which hsd fwc.d itself into the
hight postrii, where Il was disosrrible OK.
trnaliy, whi'e the hoaded end lay In contact
with his tongue: To ex,r,ct tho jsggled msss
Ct iron thus sunk IN tho ethmodh AID sphan-
oidh cells was hope.sssly impiac gioab.e. But,
strange 10 tell, after tho paam nation sub-i.ied
Mr.. FREIz recovered rsrilly, his general health
was uhiu paired, and he returned 10 his regiment
With this singular spfcI dage firmly embodied
bohitd ths ZONES Of bis face. uo took his lura
| OF duty As usual, attained the command Of his
CONF any, PARTICIPATED in all tho sDjoymsnts
l Of the mess room, and died eight years dfter
| ,r0rd on the Let Il April, 1896, not from,
the Consequences of this fenfd wound, bu,
from fever and Inflammation. brought on by
| other causes. b little wA he apparently
inocnyenienced by the pros'uos of thu
strange bsdy in bis palate, that be was sccas
| toned ~ith his finger 'partially TO undo th'
/ TOW, which, but for its extreme length, hs
might sltcrcther have withdrawn. To enAb's
ttis to be done, aud 20, sibly to aosist by this
means the extrscflon Of the bresch itsok through
thu original oiics, (Which mover entirely clcscd)
/ an attempt ~as mads In 1885 10 take ona pcr-
tion ~ the screw with lila, but after having
Gu, IL = parts tbrcsgh the opr alton was inter
| ruItoi chief, owing to the csre'essn.ss aud In.
| difference Of Csp'. FnLrz, whose dcatb occurred
before tAc attempt cUald Oo RESUMED. The piece
| of itcn on b'irg renewed AZ or his dec"ase, was
| + uGd to asssuIe 23.t ircbes IN length, and
weighed s'crup'cs moro than 2ouncs, aud three
| uusrt<ss"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-14
Richard N. rnird to n suar Audit. nc..

MIR. fosrER, the Manager Of "a fhestrics' Go n .
psDy playibg at Bdoyrus, Ohio, was sitting in
hotel, wben astrsrRer, With biil n the eve
ming play in hin hand, entered tho room, AMI sp
proachlng Mr.. FoyrEh, asked " bat suin would
induce bis company to play Richard II. for him
that Afternoon. As hs a. oompslled to lsSvs
town, and could no. be present In tho evening.
Mr.. Eos, I'm, tupIs,sipg that tho stranger was
les, ing, replied twentv fvo dollar, and being
asked what he would add the Rough Diam nj
for, he replied ton dollars. Tho stranger forth
WIN counted cut the money, and the c,mDsny,
on being Consulted, agreed 10 grant tho
Strangers request. The stranger desired that
the pl.y should begin not later than two o'clock.
Two ocloct came, and tbs solitary audience
s,semb,ed. Choosing an eligible position, and
cooking his feet upon the back Of tho scat In
front OF him, he waited patiently FOR the perfor-
nance to begin. The II rang, up went the
curtain, and the play commencod- Never did
acttrs do better. lbey all sxerted themselves
TO give their patron an ntsrtainment fully worth
the IIice paid for II, and they succeeded. Ths
stranger applauded vigorously at dfY6ront
points, and at tho close Of tho play called Mr..
fASNir tefore the curtain, y no responded In .
neat little speech. A dance and song followed,
after Which the farce Of the Rough Diamond
was play cd. 1he audisncs laughed, roarsd and
spplaudsd and, at the close Of the first piece
called out tho leading actors.