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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

ADVERTISING Is THE BEST Policy. - The
Democrat, of last week, containing advertisement Of
Money Found, issued upon Tuesday and
By the hands Of kind md, sreetsboro subscrb
ers were served with their papers the evening"
This advertisement Of Money Found caught the d
DR.. Burngane who upon the Saturday before had lost
his wailett containing $50, as he supposed in Ravenna
The wallet had beed picked mp by little Of Hosacs
Doty, and was taken home BY him pay.hneand itl
valuable contents remained undisturbed until the ad
was exhibiting his street found prize his father.
The sequel simply is, that DIR. Buriugams was in Ra
VIENNA bright and early wednesd morning receiyee
ROM is honest finder the lost money, and all the result
of three line advertisement in the Democrat wa
bet its way to most Of its County readers.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02
CouRr or cosnos PLrAs-THIRD wrEK-

COURT OF COANON L LEAs-i HlkD w EEK
B. n HOFFMAN JuDsE.--Th. attention Of the court was
claimed during the first part Of the week BY the criminal
trials All but ons of these cases being for violation
the liquor law.
State of Ohio VS.. Nehemiah Heath. Yudictmsnt for
keeping room for the sale of liquors ChsrIsstow In
violation Of the law Convicted Sentence, 5000 fns
and J. D. Horton and o. p. Brown for State J.
La a. C. Ranney and 9. Mcclure for defendant.
STATE of Ohio vs. Peter Edict Indictment for keeping
room for the sale OF liquors. in Nelson. Convicted-
Sentence $50 fine. This prosscu ion CLOSES up,
porariy at leest one Of tn sdoggeries In the
Csunty. ). D. Horton and r. willard for State. 0.
d. Norton ,. LIZ q. G. Ranney for csfendant
State of Ohio Bfainerd selby, Jr, Of Parisvile-
Indictment for selling liquor to in tie habit Of get
ting IN oxcated. Sentence $500 fine and costs J. D.
Horton for State. Taylor & willard strauder Hart
for defepdaat. 4 is',<sgs7 S = III
State of Ohio vs. Philip snarden. Larceny of property
proven TO be Of $500 value. Convicted Sentence.
Tw.ntv .,nys on bread and water.
JsD Ftorton. p n conaut for st.te Brown & wood.
worth for defendsnt sa5 -
The cases Of Rober, Buff and Joel Haieh under IN
dictmsnt for cennierfeiting and Rebecca Quinn for
gerry have been continued by the Court The parties
ing each filed an aidsvt setting forth that important
witnesses are wanting in order that they may secure fair
,r. In the case of C.lsb A. Pfsso. who was eouvcted
f rumaena at the hpril term of the Court and cen
tencsd to ten days Imprisonment and ss 90 ne
tiou Of the latter CLAUS. Of the sentence only was order
ed by lodge Hoffman, The sentence was originally sus-
pended 10 allow writ of error to be taken to the District
Count The writ of error was rejected and the case
yerted 70 lis original position the Common Pieas-
Judge HOFFMAN took the position that he had the power
20 order execution of part of the sentenee 20 nothing
but the fns was enforced.
In this connection Il NAV not be improper 10 state that
she t.r, of Office OF J. D. Horton Prossc utiue Attorney
A...
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02
Mr. George Hall has recently added new

Mr. George Hall has recently added new
invoice of Musical instruments to his former stock, at
his Rooms in Democrat Building Ravenna.
Mr. Hall is visiting the Eastern cities learn all
that be learned Of and valuable improvements
in musical instruments, to perfect his arrangements with
the best mnuaeturers in the country that he may be
abled he always done, furnish his customers with
positively reliable first class instruments. All who buy
instruments Of Mr.. Hall, will find every thing repre-.
sented and be sure of p-top instrument Reference
may be had to any who has patronized him
| substantiate these statements. 30. -e-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02
To-Day-s new Advertisements.
Portage County Democrat,
OF THIS WEEK.
Put mp In wrappers. Price, Four Cents.

To ADVERTISERS It becomes necessary
again to remind advertising custome that TO insure
inssron for the current week. advertisements ust be
hand in by 10 o'clock, A. NJ Monday. Advertisers are
respectfully requested 10 leave their advcrisements
the Business Office In the Ravenna Book store and NO
ke them in person to the Printing Rooms. /. &
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

The Christian Temperance Conference
which assembled In this Village lsth uIt, adourn-
again the third Wednesday of the present
month. Proceedings crowded ont this week. -.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

Attention is directed to the advertisement
ofA B. Lesh & Co 3, Produce Commission Merchants,
New York. This is excellent and wholly reliable firm,
their references which of the highest character,
wi. Reference also. be had to Alden Brush
of Atwster, who are intimately acquainted with the
House. l- -s.a ~.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

No apology will be needed, it is presumed,
for occupying large space in paper this week,
with Harper's Ferry insurrsction news. --.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

SABBATH MATTERs.-The Rev. Mr. Baker
the NJ E. Church, is confined his house by Illness,
and unable to occupy his Pulpit last Sabbath.
In forenoon Rev. s. F. Finch, local preacher
this station ociated, and in the evening Rev. MI
den, who advertised to preach 10 he Universalist
Church had bis Episcopal services in the NJ E. Church.
ipstead!F = stfsa3
There n large congreeation-the services
firing aud the sermon able and faithful exposition
the truth. lss,fF - = }saJI ~ II ~ .-s3j
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

@- Go and see "SHAKRsPEARE and his
FRIESDs now exhibition at the Ravenna Book Store
and at Vance & Humans, Phenix Block. zr
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

10 Admirers of Shakespeare can see
kenesses OF shakespeare and his Friends, by
calling at the Ravenna Book Store. or Vance Him
mans, Phenix Block
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

Cow KnLED-Last week COW belonging
TO William jackson, was killed by Rail Road train
short distance South of canal Rail Road bridge
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

In Silver Top Extension Holders Todd &
ReynoIds Gold Psn may be bought the Ravsnna Book
Store. = e ifii =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

lNvALIDs.- DR.. Delenbaugh will be in at
tendance his room, Collins House, November 10th
GarrettsSiIle, Norton House, 18th. > z
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02
BRrpeE Down. The bridge near John

( BRIDGE DOWN. .-The bridge near John
Kingsburys Steam Saw Min in Ravenna, the West
branch of the Mahoning. broke down Tuesday, the
25tii ut with team. owned by VIM 8. French, with
load of wood His about eleven years old drv
ing tie team. fhe bridge Is about forty fee long with
bent in the middle and two lengths Of stringent when
The horses and wagon got fairly the FIRST half Of the
BRIDGE the tripgers gave in the middle and half
of the bridge went down, and and wagon
all preceptated distance OF fifteen feet into water
which was about two feet deep. Help TO his
assistance. The boy found himself of the horses
necks with the lines around hs neck, holding down.
He extricastd hims ell. and reaeehd the bank without
sistance The bone of was fractured, and his
back and head somewhat bruised. The wagon nsap
broken, and the horses whirled half way around;
nne found his back. the other his side, with
the wood and wagon turned bottom side up. and por
tion of the bridge them. completely covering them,
except their heads and necks The rubisi was
moved and the horses extrieated They consider
ably jammed and bruised but bones broken. Alto
gether lucky escape from more serious harm.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

Attention is directed to j. Petsrson's adver.
tsement-sale of Carriages. It is well known tha. Mr..
Peterson turns out the best of work.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

B. FL Jones, one of our Beech woods sub.
scribers has presented the Round Table, with Irish
Cup potato weighing three pounds and fourteen ounces
That potato greU in soil !
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

EXPRESS Messengers Lamb aud Eldis have
supplied with Pttsburg daies. day in advance Of
the mail during the past week.
Express Messenger Larzeere has sent San Francisco
daes of the latest dates. during lhe past week Thanks
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

The Counterfeiter Lee. now in our County
Jail ia muscally Inclined, and ddles away the hours,
for the of himself and companions within
the walls of Sheriff willams CASTLE Court
House park.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

Todd and Reynolds. superior Gold Pens
without holders may be bought al the Rayenna Book
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

Our stock OF III A w l. g. we venture to
say, can't be beat Bay State immense pile Brochn,
long and squa Stella, with Fancy and Brocha Borrers
all Also, pile of Gents shawls at lower prices
than usual. sa 8
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

CoUNTERFErrIsa INTEILIoeNcE - Several
dsys u g. Marshas Csble, Of stsubenve and Hack.
Of Ravenna made arrest Of nine persons in Jer-
sn and Carroll countless whowers members Of the rspe
counterfsitsrs Of which sutclia, the landlord. and
Warnx-the mannfActurers, who were arrested some
since and lodged in the Rsyenna jai-were the
supposed leaders, Three ofhese last have been
placed in the Rasenna Ja viz Stephen Legget Samuel
Con, and Charles Gonoher. as a sse
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

sThe first column contains the days Of the month,
the second the height of the mercury in the Barometer
in inches aud ihousandths; observed at A. NJ, p NJ.
and P NJ Then follow the corresponding readings of
the Thermometer attached to the Barometer next the
External Thermometer, and finally the Winds ran &c.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

CarPetimg, good stock at low fig.
ures. Oil Cloths, OF different patterns, ~, 81
and Ga, cheaper than ever.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02
LOCAL AND MIscELLAHEoUs.
ana DEPARTURE OF MAILS
AT RAvENNA, OHIO.

DIILY-Going Eorth ria: Raitroad.
= Dep.rt . 5.31. A. u. Nail close ut 500, A. d.
DAIL P-6oiag South ria. Railroad.
Depart at IL p. A. NJ Mail close ut lo5z, A. n.
TRE HEERLY-Ea0n HdlLey.
Arrive, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at 1880
.es P. NJ
- Deparr. Monday. wednesday and Friday, at IL 30
N. Mail closes ai II. NJ.
EN- MEHEEKLY-NeUfoR Falls =
Arrive every Monday and Friday by ~, N. Depart
days at loo, p n. Nail closes at IL 30 r. M
SEMI LHEEKLY-CAarioa.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday, BY 4, 2. M
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at ], A. N.
Post Offiee at Ravenna:
5 OPEN at T,30. A. NJ CLOSE q, 8. z. ", Daily sun
days excepted. r. A. GILLETTE, Z. n
To-Day.s New Advertisements.
DAaron P MaTory-Administrators appointment.
EYRarenua Book Store Ministers Woong, Gold Pens.
School Bookt eic.
"A. B. Lesh Co-Produce Commission Merchants.
"J.PetersoB-sale of Carriages. Et
II Vance & Gardnsr-Dissolutiou-
V- Vance & Hnman-Hsw copartner.hip.
II Brown & woodwnrth-Legal Notics.
DLost--A Breasf Pin. .s
rBusisEss NOTICES
TGeo. HsIl-Musical Instruments.
1 Ravenna Book store-Harpers Magazine. 2sefs.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

HOOP SKIRTS, Terrific pile,-white
aud coIored, cheaper than eyer-xll prices. WE DO
BRAG selling the most cheapest and The best for the
least money We sell capital skirt for ONE Dollar
also skirt supporter and buste combined for 25c
the best thing Of the kind in use.
- 49,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

BOOTS AND. SHOES--Men's, Womeu'a,
oys Girls and Childrens, any quantity any sizc and
any price We have a few cases OF MEN'STHICK
BOOTS, which We will warrant equal 10 any custc m
made
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02

DENJA MIN MALLORY,S ESTATE.-No-
ID hereby given that the subscriber been ss.
appointed and qualified administrator the ess,e of
Benjamin Mallory, lale of Rrm6eld, Portsse County,
deceased AARON MALLORY
Brim6sld, Oct 9Th, A. D. lsSs nevs-Sw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08
SYNOPSIS OF sCENs..l AND INCIDENTS


"of'A' W ACT I. AMI AN0i
oas an
coasny Affection ehecssS an unsassacory unehecn NO
chowder; sapjacks nothing American drink BRAN
sSEHE IiRoo s' in T TFssed Manor
financial paais norssass fraud
small wardrobe nos Sc sight Of spirit Of
four % Se an
rain storm. Comic 'sSissa 1s s3d # fsd Of Act
SCENE 1.-The oriel Gallery ............... rhorne
disappointed applicant for naval hono-s how 70 grsgple
the ss and how a. sASs5 S G he waa
9 ne friend; tripaTtite alliances hope and despair.
bona ade iaceai auid2genune mli and cream; dsn
heTsed mkmad another an invalid with aPpe;i.s
anomaly golden aqd', at high price, captsincy hanging
Tsoleau ana end OF Act Ii.
SCENE The Model Dairy.
The mlknah again. Asa, like other astronomers lost
noble desa Which consists IN lighting thereby form
ing the component part Of many other great deedssmoksl
SCENE 1.-THE orel Gallery
good qualities than monetary expectaons specie
than s e cpd ss, &. and Ga the
ngenousness ayarce on The wrong scent the man trap
sS no sqa
ward; the sunshine of happiness.
SCENE IILThe Wine Cellar. Amy
Evl spirits social party; wine in WIN out coye iai91
Gated constructive larceny Coyle redvivs assault and bat
terry; Coyle prisoner.
SCENE Iy.-Sir Edwards Apartment
A fathers despair; fesrfpl alternative
SCENE N-Coyes Office.
The search the private bureau; mensuraon and mental
arithmetic; drawer; how find the spring.
key; Coye liberty little rough tumble Ooys
down. the release found villain at bay; Murcots pledge
SCENE VI-Sir Edwards apartment
Sir Edwards despair, suicide; the towards reEnge Flo
renee, the willing sacrifice.
SCENE VIl.-LIbrary Of Sir Edward Trenchapd.
Coyle's reparatop chapter of incidents; Murcots
installation steward of TrelchArd Manor
rmony the epidemic proves very contagious; everybody
married settled everybody happiness complete.
End OF piece
Orchestra under the direction M. Thomas Baker,
will perform for the first time comic polka entitled
Our American Cousin the Sneezng Polka together with
entirely polka entitled The Lindsey Blues composed
expressly dedicated the members OF that celebrated
and justly popular company by Mr.. I. Baker.
To conclude with the celebrated farce of
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Supported by the strength Of the company.
Dress circle be secured week In advance with
out charge.
Doors open at 6ls; commence ~ precisely.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Fl @ SaSnss s"S'
will be given at the Academy Of Music on Tuesdsy jan H.
A'' u ''' '''1S TmE ST GEORGES SOCIETY,
when the following combination of great artists VIII ap
Mile PICcoLOMINI
in New York at couser. and ora,ciio 80,
AAD slsnor sRIGNoLI 'le. oAET FonMEs,,
ali Of Me have tn he Services
IL addition % Mr. Uiinan ss the following eminent IA
lent nave Mas sssI si1'sa
M.da Ms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnhARSMhsssos
0hl talent have % o sea cS
Of The Of Music well as several Of the most prom
-ns s'''A CRANE sSD' Sf is MATINEE %
and IN the evening 2. GRAND CONCERT.
m ss sns q. the ssser sa o
f'o0o''oe Ghai. FoRM hAs and PEsaING f''
The o'0ru'e TI W. L Fl sSpfk SOCIETY
who have in the handsomes manner volunteered their valuable
Madame Iaborde will sipg with veroure Clad"
Mile reinset viii sing ON Mighty pens' o,vv.
during the 've4 a%b X" SAVE y sun TRE QUEEN
" ''''OAl'' '''D LIST ls;iD Of coMMrrTEE.
Hsl s + F'ssids@t y y; s Fourteenth street.
EFF. Ward, No. south William street
i gas s,; ). w e H stTsst e.,
W. p Talboys "a Merchsnts' Exchange
c. Clifton, 81 edar street
II SsEsl, g B;esd street;
G.s kainsford, 80 William street.
fA1my %f baon E 6 HssssI P street
I: T; sanderson, l6 CHI street
a ~. EYE 10 20 , h,oa 20 s Wsn ,o,
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aIUSENIENTH.

cADrkY OF NusiC.-DON GIOVANNI NArINKR.
n ,nsATuRnAy Jan . at J; doors open a - ~ :.
the Matinee encouraged BY unprecedented patronage.
he has 70 nov 'As hSSy sshenA''' opera
as Matinee. ~ The usual price Of 81 to all parts
mental force ballet susIades &c GO . anu
frss s1A wp viii be sung zrRaNA
pnlhsQf as......... DONNA An WA
'hioNi' aS''''''''''C Carl. FosMEs; '''''''''''
appears in hs world rsaowpes character Of LEP0RkLO
for he % lime in apsss p1s The o
Inc j. tut fssS
will be executed In the sIm Sy Iff 'As A Season
VIII number SIXTY FIVE FIVE issrkUHFSrs.
part Of which on the right side Of the stage VIII play
while that on the len ' $ss "a 4 p sS,rr
and the regular orchestra a., executes sgIsssrvr
Three melodies composed In three different move
ments, and played At the saIne time ~, =. $685..
including all the nosEs any Of which may DO s'ss
p''' y NO RESERVED SEATS
In any part Oh '1 twenty VPs TICKET OFFICES
established at the following places where ticks
may and thus rush the opening 4
Acsdeay Music, iih street. SHELLS 20 Wall street.
81. Nicholas Hotel Metropolitan Hotel.
Astor House.
5nlsssss g I ssssd so Hs t. D'..s
Broadway, Nunns q Ciafks ieon sxoos
Chrs'ern 7ss broadway
Roses l42 Atlantic street Prox's, 2ls Fulton street.
bdSs or ThE ACADEMY
Tor "A''n f s5eSs ADDITIONAL TICKET OFFICES
menee oe4ss H @ = Gpf The
ration that visitors from the country may be In time for ~
| railroads and steamboats,
On MondAy-B.iie' Gp A zissGARA
| being the Italian version Of "The Bohemian Girl"
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r AURA KEENEs THEATRE. 62a BROADWAY.
IL TWELFTH WEEK
UNDMfNIsHED SUCCESS
tom TAYLoR's GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY
which achieved greater than
duced in New York, having been performed for
ELEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEkP,
during which time has been witnessed by more than
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE.
In colse uence the immense the management
deem il simply necessary announce 1t for repetition
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
ARa Trepchard live Yankee. Mr. Jefferson
Sir Edward Trenchsrd Hampshire Baronet MI Varrey
Lieut. Vernon X. Mr Levick
Capt. de BoOts
COyle, Attorney at mr. nurhe,.
Abel Murco bis clerk
=
Buddicombe Lord Dundreary's man Mr. Mcpouall
John Whcker, under gardener. Mr. b. Brown
Florence TreDchard hceno
Mrs. Mounchessingon ........... w Miss Mary WeIes
assus's f Mrs s seheen
Mary Meredith Miss oAi ~ oIss Gus
Sharpe Miss Trenchards maid MISS flynn
Skillet, krs Mountchessingtons maid ,hrs LeVicx
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BROADWAY THEATRE
I'D Sole Manager and Proprietor NJ y. -
LOOK AT The SCALE OF PRICES.
The whole of the beautiful pArquet ........... 49,
new and commodous amphitheatTe, comprising Tie sa1o
third and fourth able Of seating two thousanA @
A''''''''" GLORIOUS EiGHTH OF JANUARY.
Celebration Of the -
Saturday afternoon AT 2 O'Clock.
Saturday evening at IA o'clecks
ALL THE STAR TROUPE
""' 'rp'"' - GEMS OF THE CIRCLE.
NEW EXTRAVAGANZA
lpowEEY THEATRE
ID Lessees. kedsrn q. L. Fog and j. w. n094
'"'''''' SIX DEGREES OF CRIME.
POCA.HONTAS.
TIE MAGIC TRUMPET.
THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA
DURTON's NEW THEATRE BROADWAY.
ID the management Of j. Moore and WAYNE Olwnob
Anniversary the sth of January Great success OF tho
BOUXAkY BALLET TROUPE.
MIe CELEsTINB FRANCK Mile. DUCY BAkRk -
which BALLET ADVERTISEMENT, by the entire troupe.
Charles Dickens great story OF
OLIVER TWIST
dramatised and presented with LITTLE COROEIAA
HOWARD and her parents j. Moore, W M Ward, CAA0b
Jordan Russell Ms Jordan and the entire company.
DEeCHALEMEAUX,
IN which all of the Bouxary Ballet Troupe appear
At O'Clock the afternoon dramatic and ballet peefe-
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WAILACK's THEATRE
The performances at this theatre terminate at 10 O'Clock.
time T PsGlsi K HT Ts FASHIONABLE HOUR
Doors open p Il f r sp@ IN Tas = O'CLOCK
FIVE 4 siS & Nv II s ES55
snAnsf Ss 4 AIS S;' GhvIvAL.
MERCHANT or VENICE
dssopoa worn during regns OF Francis OF France.
Henry WE NV " k sHf.aS OF THE STAGE
giving space width and distance IN order TO secure
n sA.4 10 NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY, derived
painted by Iherwood Wallace and asssanis ana aefVea
from the nost reliable and authentic ,sr sources
win include the following array Of artists
Duke Of Venice on,p siais
Prince Prince Of Of %4rsson oyd
Hnsa sH re- h sisaS Of nses
ssls1So Friends Antonio Basano Iasssilss
LORENZO love with Jessca. Mr. Bangs
TaSs Jew ii. triead: Bs5n.Ia
Old GobSo, faiSsr % iauncsio, ii B Phillips
and a rss
Rss 5 rich hs es maid a MARI srs Cannon 9o5
JesxSa. daughter TO shyiock ~ Mr." Sloan
Scene l-PIaee Of 81 Mark Wallace
Scene dhs Scls lam =, q b ;. s, 10 Pa
lace 'iSnef" o'a
Exterior Of shylocks house. with extensive view OF
The Jews quarter In Venice allowing the c.nas
as the means of traffic and communication In tbs $50 -
This act will close with the
GRAND CARNIVAL
alluded 10 by ShylooE in the ten
Sudden illumination OF the City and
Simultaneous Appearance Of the Masquers
ACT III.
Hocns IF. of the Caekets Lakewood
o Arrival d The Prince spanards choice
Soene 3-The Columns Of St Mark. isherwooc
despair of shylock at his daughters loss-Euoa
The " good newss-The Jews revenge.
ACT ".
Hall Of the Caskets. mn
Bassanos choceThe ladys joyArrlvaI Of Lorenzo-fhe
| evil Hdings-The departure for Venice
! Great Hall Of Justice In the DvcaI Palace.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE will be performed eyerg
evening
Roy sooi tha