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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-31
NASHVILLE, Jan. II, 1868,
Eears OF the Connecticut Democracy.

Senator Dixon expresses a fear of the
Democrats losing the next election in Con-
nectcut. lie says that there are a large
amount Of bonds held by wealthy Demo
Gratis all over the State, and that the Dem
ocratlc party i'll the West are determined
to commit the party to pay the bonds in
8feenbacks: and on that he says they will
lose lose all hope in all the New England
States.
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Wen Matched.

DR.. Busby, whose figure was beneath the
common size, was one day acco5ted in Il
public coffee room by an Irish baronet OF
colossal statue, with MAY [ pass to my
seat, Q Giant ?" When the doctor politely
making way, replied Pass, O Pigmy y
- . sir, said the baronet, nv expression
alluded to the size of your intellect" "And
M expression, sir" said the doctor, '' to
the size Of yours"
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In t..G- cau;ag, Il the 25th instant, of disease :
tie ..al.. III. JUE-, \. GROOM, in the 35th year
It i-i- a-t.
t. .!as gi.v cry suadenIy, on the evening of the
.,. inst. 25r- JOSH PHIEE AGOSTIEI, wife of
III. L. N Agsa.iLi, aged 80 years.
H. Ills city, OF ryrhoid pneumonia. on the 2Oth
list EJB'U /. .sUIAEHLlED, aged II years.
II leaves an ,,tt-cIouatc wife to mourn his
loss.
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|RATES OF ADVERTISING

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woman She was dead, having been crushed
by tie blow.
We learn she was crazy. Her name is
Rebecca. and she leaves babe about
month olG.-Newhern Herald
STATE LIBRAmAS-We learn that Mr..
Hill having resigned, Henry j. Coley,
Esq, Of this city, has received, from the
Trustees, the appointment Of State Libra
ri}.n. Mr.. CoIey, it IS said, can take the
required oath.-Ral. Sentinel.
AMATEUR CoNCEEr.-There will be a con-
cert given at the Theatre. on Friday even
lug, 9th inst, for the benefit of the La
lie,' Memorial Association.
We are gratifcd il saying that the nu-
sic on the occasion will be Of the highest
order.-Nevbern Hyuid.
ESCAPED. John Yarbrougl, the man WHO
\. c., jail, and who was arrested in Dan
Vile, by Policeman Price, ii few days
since, made his escape from our jail last
Saturday night.-Danyillo RoYister.
RoDBERIEs-We feel it our dnty to pu
oug citizens on the alert, i'll view Of recent
numerous robDeNeS committed III thlS clty
and vicinity. We have heard of several OF
a glaring cl aracter within d few days,-the
most fragrant Of which is the breaking open
Of the smOhe-house of ". II. High, Esq,
and the theft Of all his supplies Of meat.
Keep II vigilant watch npOn your premises,
especially where there are any proVl5oh"
kept. In these times OF Va8rancy ana de-
morailZatlon nothing IS secure that IS Rot
] , . II
closely Guarded.-l'ai. 'oe1"t'eI @""f'
We learn that q marty of nporo men went
before last, a1xl stole several fine hogs.-
Mr.. Foy sent a servant to the city ester
day morning, and we learn that he succeed
t" IN 'L"c1n8 up one VI INC h0o'' '''' co''i''
ii'' Ill" ,l'0 III, 'v' o-,z
0" '''"' = 0''''' -0'''
Night before last as a negro woman was
e,,in,, to hcr home in tha countrv she was
o.-..7 .1,,.t f<,,, ,>,;i,e, f,,,, ~, oi+v- J..
'''PI''' 'o''' ''''' - 'D0 0,.'
negro man VINO TOOK hef ShooS OH htF
feet, ana went on his way rejoicing, lcav-
lnS INC 'ooi "o,li:'I y, i,''aSl' I III ZIG
New Borne .J2ur, 0fC2Ul., 23L.
,,~,-,..., ,,, ,-orr.r, ,r,,,r,,, r.,-1 1,,fo.o
,,,i.,. w. ,,,,l,,o,,,7l7 =, ,.,..-4
! ,,-.,1. rn
lbS negro named NNllS'in Iuoil"S' "ho'
it is supposed, is the party, or one Of the
parties, who have for sometime past been
stealing and entering houses IN the city
At the tim2 OF his arrest he had Il p@!r ot
flannel shirts in his possession, which were
claimed by negro woman who stated that
he had stolen them from her clothes line Il
short while before. He had a hearing and
was committed to jail to await the next
term Of the Criminal Court.
New Bernc JO1u'. Of Conn.,, 25b.
~,
thankful FOR SAIL A'oRS'-l he f'e8slS-
ter and Standard seem to be much pleased
at the tone of Governor WOrfh's n0to to the
=, :, .,,.,, VIII
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Taking Care of her Character.

The following card was brought to a
Nashville editor recently, by a respectable
looking coIored woman, with the request
that It be published
NASHVILLE, Jan. II, 1868.
Ma EnIToE-PIease state for the information
q the public, that the notorious Mary Saunders
Who figures 50 often in the police court of this
ctE. l. a white woman regular low Yankee trash, h,
"Ho HAS assumed the name of Saunders. This
request y made by Mary NJ. Saunders (coIored), ,
t. avoid all msapprehcnsions.
MARY NJ. SAUNDERS (CUId
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AOTiCE.

: IL persons having claims against the
= county OF New Hanover are requested to
lave 3 copy OF the came with L. B. Wood, Jr.,
l-.rA Of the Finance Committee, at the County
Court Clerks office, IL Wilmington, n. C.
JOHN 4. TAYLOR,
Chairman.
IAN 10 9I-d&w3t
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NiARRIE ID.

the slrss EIesbyterian Church. by Rev. H L. Sim
..:-u, t,r HEERI 4. BURR, of Brooklyn, n.
N. . st 1i..s rAl:I ANNA second daughter of
lev. B. Iarf, Esq, Of this city. No Cards.
On The 18th instant, III Richmond Va bv the
R-y. L. Il Ice, Mr. ". II. MANNING to Miss
BETTE r ACHEA-4ii of Richmond
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10 IIENT ORLEASE,

= / EII"h IARD md ALL IMPROVE
y Mn 5, situated upon Livingston Greek, in
.r .-Fic', '"GatE. abru- Is miles from this city
j INN = et.c-.I canAUIe Of turning out
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

MIR. Brya1'5 amendment to Mr. Rich s
amendment, in regard to the per die01, was
taken up, put and lost.
After some time spent in the further con
sideration of the matter, the previous
question was called, and Mr.. Rich's amend
ment, substituting "S6 for " 56, was
adopted.
Mr. Rich moved to reconsider, and hoped
the House would refuse to do SO.
Mr.. TOurgee moved to lay the resolution
to reconsider on the table
Here the House involved itself in an
other vrangle. Every body wanted to
speak at once, as to whether the resolution,
as amended, should be put, or Mr.. Tour
gees motion to lay on the table, or some
thing else, when
The President cut the debate short by
putting the question on the passage of the
resolution, as amended, and it was car
rled.
Mr.. Tourgee moved to reconsider.
Harris (negro), moved to lay that motion
on the table Carried, and SO rests the pc,
diem.
Mr. Mann withdrew his former resolu.
luton in regard to the lobbies.
Mr.. Manns resolution inviting q. S. Off
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-31

The receipts of the Chicago City Railroad COM
panies last year were S756, 900.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-31

Mmnes ota hae ban. / . d > ..t & lirt ad dur
ing the past year thu. .GaIn- tii;y per IL. to
that previously cunstiuct,d
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-31

ANOTHER DAILY. We learn that d teIe-
gram was received in this city yesterday
afternoon from Major W \. Hearne, OF
Wilson, n. G., announcing his intention to
remove his paper, the North Carolinian, To-
this city. The paper vii! be issued daily,
and its politics will be Democratic. The
first number will be issued on Monday
next. We welcome the Caroliuiau among
us, and wish it all the success imaginable.
1t is 600 we'll known to speak OF ITS merits.
Raleigh Duly Press, PIN.
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Col. FREMONT, Superintendent Of the
Wilmington and Weldon railroad, pub
fishes new tariff of charges by the inland
air line between Wilmington and Baiti-
more. They are unprecedcntedly low. -
Col. L. is doing much for the general IN
tereSt 6 North Carolina
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-31

WOMAN KILLED.-On Tuesday, as the
Freight Train on the Atlantic and n. c.
Railroad was nearing Morehead City, a ne
gro woman was seen upon the track, ap-
parently playing at its approach. As those
on the train supposed that she would leave
the track in time to save herself no steps
were taken to stop it. On went the train
until it was so near upon her it was impos-
sible for her to get out of daLger. As she
attempted to leap off the track, the cow
catcher struck her, knocking her several
feet. The engineer stopped the train as
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
A M u S & M e NJ 7 S /.

PIHs's OPERA Ho0sE Considering the snow aud ths
cold-considsring the ohcr evening attrac-
tlons not down Twsnty street, hut right along the
line OF Broadway and the hotels--cousdering that
"Rigolato" 70 the cast gyen only <he olner
evening 10 house wtrch one might suppose embraced
all our opera goers who desired 70 and hear hgo-
md It's repetition last evening OF the most nuer-
Gus and stylish gatherings ~ Pixies beautiful establish
men the last night Of the Why is this thus
We spontaneously inquired. Straiehtway Know
ing Old campaieuer responded. "'Rigoletto,' though
q rascally plot. 10 beautiful opera The people
Glda OF Ia Grange, ah that's IT, sir Besides. as you
see Nnssimiiani grows In the public favor, and the
reliable Orandiu like Odd Rough and Ready, does his
work faithfully Even In the little that Miss Philips
to MadaIcna tborc Is the worth OF money
you see. SIR" Concurring these observations we
have nothing to except this that with all the
croakngs and ravenke prophecies we hear Of the dis
tance OF this house from Broadway II really signifies
nothing. and with anything like enterprisng and skill.
fu in the long future In the short past
OF this beautiful birdcaoe OF the muses. II will as the
special temple Of Italian opera In America flourish aad
still blossom with lowers like the ever blooming
BY the bye, Brgno reappears with Martha" and
one O'Clock.
srENwAY HAIL.-The Richings opera troupe gave a
concert at this hall last night before slim audience
Tho artists were Miss Richngs Mrs segun and Messrs
Castle Carl Rosa Seguin. Campbell Leopold Dc Meyer,
Cauaeld, Dietrich and Colby. The programme was one
Of unryaed excellence In the ballad limo, comprising
selections from Handel Ernst Ieache. s Meyer Verdi
Meyerbeer Benedict Wallace, Hauser Lachner CIapis.
son, Gabrssi, Flotow and Mendolssohn. In musical
point OF view the concert an ontirs success. A
matinee will DO given to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
ARKANSA AS,

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Missis-
sippi Levees-The Freedmen's Bureau.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 81, 1868.
despatch from Little Rock, Arkansas, says--In the
Convention to-day the committee appointed 70 memo
ralze Congress reported petition for the appropriation
OF 900 900 build and improve evees the Misss
sppi and Arkansas rivers along the States Of Mississippi
Louisiana and Arkansas, the TO constitute loan
and twenty-five cenls per to be levied the lands
benefited to reimburse the government After sharp
debate the report was adopted.
report from the select committee the continu-
ance Of tho Freedmen's Bureau promised with
statement chat malignant hatred prevails against freed
10 such that they hope for justice
unless the Bureau continued &c 1t strongly opposed
by Nessrs Kyle, Beasely Wilson, Bradley Corbett rad
tcals and a the conservatives denying the truth Of the
preamble and asssetng respectively that the negroes had
got impartial justice in their counties.
Mr.. Mason, OF Chicot tnegro). offered amendment
that u the bureau continued General Howard be re-
Quested 70 appoint efficient and honest agents
than heretofore. Pending the previous question Mr..
Brooke obtained leave and denied the statement I'M
puted TO him reference to his daughter marrying
greasy negro
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
THE FORTIETH CONGRESS.



CONTRACTS By rus BOARD OF ESaNKERs.
The OsAR laid before the senate q communication
from Edwin N. Stanton transmitting. in compliance with
law list OF tho contracts made by the Board Of ocsrs
Of Engineers last year.
r1n OHIO LEcIsLArURK Avn rns CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MgSr.
The CHAIRMAN also presented Joint resolution from
the Ohio Legislature resembling the constitutional
amendment
Mr.. SIBERIAN, trep) OF Ohio denied that the resolu
tons spoke the voice Of tho people OF Ohio little
more than . year ago they had adopted the constltu.
tonsI amendment proposed by the Tbirty-ninth Con-
gress by majority OF about forysx thousand sscting
fourteen republicans out OF nineteen members They
had reconsdered that decision, and the present
resolutions were the voice Of partisan majority elected
ifary TO the expressed VIII q the people. The amend.
to-day II submitted BY . majority Of one hundred
thousand and he and his colleague could testify that
ths people considered that Il had been placed beyond
the future action Of the Legislature The State Of ONO
had fe that they ought to place their constitution in
harmony with the reconstruction acts Of Congress and
presented amendment 10 the State constitution pro-
posing 10 strike out tho word wbe." Unfortunately,
perhaps they connected u with proposition to dis
franchise deserers ana submitted both in amend
mont the people OF Ohio. After earnest
the republicans taking the ground that 10 be consistent
they should show example OF enfrnnchsement, the
propost,on received two hundred and seventeen thou
saud votes-mors than ever before given 10 similar
He and his colleague had expected some detection but
regarded s one OF the proudest acts Of his life
ana which ne never would rceret that no had been will
ine sbas the sue and go before the people OF Ohio
70 color or condition but Il being q proposition on
which all prsjudces Of the people could rally coupled
with tho uupopuarty OF disfanchissment Of desersrs
many OF wnom really patriotic citizens and had
mansd n the army until the war realty ended tho
democratic party elected majority Of the Legislature
He was that but for that dsfrauchsing
the amendment would have been carried but beyond
thatshe doubted not u the question Of universal
suffrage was separately submitted TO them 81 the
proseT time Il could be adopted. Another OBJ
lection that had operated against tho adoption
ef the smendnoat w@ that thor Constitution
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
KEN TUCKY.

nIsb Law In Frankfort-A Negro Hanged by
the Citizens.
CINCINNATI, Jan so, 1885,
In Frankfort, KY, yesterday, a negro committed an
outrage on an Irish girl. fifteen years DID, and after.
wards threw her over embankment at the railroad
tunnel breaking her shoulder blade and otherwise in.
jurna her The negro was subsequently arrested and
lodged in Jail Tonight crowd Of infuriasd citizens
assembled and forced the jail open taking the negro ont
and hanging him tree on top Of the precipce where
the Young Irish girl was thrown over Several shots
wore fred into his body while hanging The Governor
knew nothing OF the object OF the citizens until the
prisoner had boen taken from the jail when be ordered
the Adutant General and assistants 70 rescue hm ous
via
The New York herald., 1868-02-01

The EveBinE Telegram Has Now a CIrcuia-
ton equal 20 all the other city evening combined IL
constantly ahead in and last evening beat its
temporarios IA the following Items.
IN THE FIRST EDITION 1T CONTAINED =
INTEREST TING PROCEEDINGS IN THE LAW COURTS.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON AND LOCAL fTEMA
IL THE SECOND EDITION.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN THE POI.ICk COURTS.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN ITEMS
49,. MORNING REPORT FROM WALL STREET,
AND ACCIDENTS, INQUES1S AND CRIMINAL INTEL
IN THE THIRD EDfTiON:-
THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS or THE
IMPORTANT News WoKip FIRM v.sgrraroN
rhoIEEDiNGs OF THE STATE LEGISLArURE
hAlLhoAD ACCIDENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
AND THE ARGUMENT IN THE McARDLE CASE.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
The Kansns Legislature-ATemo 10 Con
gress to Annni the Jny Purchase Of the
Cher 0kee Lands.
NEW YORK.

Tho Worl1inGmen's sConvcntiOn-Elccti0n of
Officers and Adjournment.
ALBANY JAN 81 1858.
In the worklngmens Assembly it resolved to
present bill to the Legislature prohibiting children
under twelve years being employed in factories, and
against the employms OF than four hours
day The following officers chosen for the
ing year:-President William J. Jessup, Of New York;
First Vice President Henry b. Muhall OF New York; ;
Second Vice President Samuel Whitney, OF Lansngbnrg
Secretary, Alexander Troop, of New York; Treasurer
Jonn Norton, OF Albany Warden Richard Rose, OF
Poughkeepsie. The Assembly then adjourned die
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
kANSA

Large Fire in Lenvenw0rth-Loss = 100000.
LRAvENwoRrH Jan. 81, 1858.
Four buildings on Delaware street destroyed by
Ore this morning. The principal losers Scott 4
woodruff dry goods Dealers who lose S27 000i and are
partially insured b. Flesher, dry goods dealer. loses
about half OF his stock but is fully insured Seeper
Co., wholesale dealers boots and shoes lost their
tire stock. but fully insurod Sngosky Co., boot
and shoe dealers are partially insured Miss Dempsey
miner lost her entire stock. but is insured for $2000
The Mercantile Library, containing three thousand vol
umes. was totally DESTROYED. The property was par
TALLY insured. The buildings DESTROYED valued at
$50000 the insurance amounts to S25, ,O00 The occu
bly, about $4,000
The following are the principal losses and Insurance.:
$l0.000 Scott & Woodruff dry goods, lost about half
their stock which is insured as foows:$5 900 in the
Manhattan, 5000 in the Home, 5000 in the
Security aud 81 500 each In the Lorillard aud North
American companies OF New York. John W. Blaine
loss on building, $4,000: insured for 1000 In the
Homo Company OF New York. B. Fiesher, dry goods
lost about half his stock; insured the Phoenix New
YORK. York FOR $500; Hartford $5OOo: A,na sS 800
sured on building $4,000 In the Putnam and Home
Mr. Leope boots and shoes lost the whole Of his stock
in the Hartford and 81 600 in the Home New Haven.
Joseph Rngasky, building total oss insured for So 600
stock onIy partial; insured in the Phoenix Hartford,
tor 81 500 Mercantile Library insured in the PhnnIx
New York, for 81 0oo
The Kansns Legislaturc-AIcm0rin 70 Con.
Gress to Annui the jay Purchase Of the
Cher okee Lands.
ST.. LOUIS Jan. 81, 1883.
The Kansas Legislature yesterday passed resolutions
asking Congress to annu the Jay purchase OF the Chero
kee lands The resolutions set forth that twenty thousand
citizens OF Kansas lands and that by tho
sale they ousied from their homes. The resolutions
ask on behalf OF these people, that the sale by the IN
seor Department be set aside and that the settlers be
allow ed 10 take the lands If that cannot be done the
State Of Kansas proposes TO buy the lands for the set.
tiers
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
MISSISSIPPI.

The Cenventisn-Proposnl TO Exclude Re.
porters Who Do Not Put "AIr.o Before she
Names Of COlored Members.
JACKSON, Jan. 81, 1888.
In the Reconstruction Convention here to-day the
report OF the Committee on Printing rsconsdered.
Mr. Clarke twhe) offered resolution that re-
porter be admitted within the bar who makes distinction
IN the members OF the Convention He had noticed that
the Ctd,1ons reporters hal left "Mr." OF when men.
eoning tho names OF colore1 members.
motion TO lay the resolution on the table prevailed
10y three majority.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
vANCOUvER's ISLAND.


The Prospect OF Annexation ia Canada.
San FRAscIsco. Jan. 81, 1868.
Victoria vancouver's Islandl tssgraphic despatch
says that public meeting was held on the goth inst
TO discuss the expedency OF the colony applying for
admission Into the Dominion OF Canada A resolution
In favor sf consolidation and declaring tnat an overland
wagon road 10 Victoria with the Dominion Of
Canada In essential TO the prosperity Of Victoria was
unanimously adopted, and q committee was appointed
20 van upon the Governor ana ascertain the progress
made and 70 take further steps with references 70 the
union OF the colony with Canada.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
OHIO.

Consolidation Of Western Railroads.
CINCINNATI Jan 81. 1868.
The Gazette says that the negotiations for some
pending have bsea concluded between the Baltimore
Ohio. Marietta and Cincinnati and the Indian.
apos Cincinnati and lafayette Railroad Companies by
which these lines, fAr a working arrangements are
concerned are 70 be one.
Tho Little Miami Railroad Company have banished
tho lamps from their cars, and use only candles
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
MICHIGAN.

Burning Of a Printing once at Port Huron
Resumption Of National BnnL-Fata nj
Boiler Explosion at Dexter.
DETROIT Jan. 81, 1868
The Commercial printing Office at Port Huron was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000.
The First National Bank OF Bay city resumes business
tomorrow In the hands Of responsible men,
The boiler in saw mill near Dexter, Mich, exploded
to-day. Two brothers named Arnold were killed and
two other men injured.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01

dssused without any definite result 70 the hour q 3D.
tournament
vas for the 10th or February, has been postponed
20 q day not announced.
Il is stated that a military commission will proceed
on Mondry investigate certain charges alleged
against tho Mayor OF Savannah.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
LOUISIANA.

Proceedings In the Convention.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81 1885,
Tho Convention to-day adopted the articles OF the
constitution far l3l. still under the title OF gen
Nral proyieions.n
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
MASSACHUSETTS.

Bii Reported in the Legislature to License
Liqusr Dealers.
Bosrox Jan. 81, 1858.
The Legislative committee ON the subject have re-
ported bill licensing liquor Dealers which will be pre-
seated in tho House forthwith The bill confers the
power on the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen or the Cities
and Sslectmon OF the towns 10 license in their several
localities the charged for license ranging from
So5 TO 6,00O The sales are forbidden between mid.
night and Eve A. NJ, and any part OF Sunday. The
btu psovides for punishment by fine or imprisonment
for attractions OF its provisions.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01
A.-546 Broadway.
A GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT

GETTYSBURG Asylum
FOR VALID SOLDIKRA
Chartered by the State OF sylyana AZ arch l867
In order TO promote public conhdencs highest ds
for the furherance of this fhe Asso
Cation decided TO place the diamonds on pnpc exht
ton window OF the large and NAT eat bsh
ment N. Genn. 03 broadway under the At Nloho
Hotel New York The world renowned yacnI Henrietta
has also been purchased.
Tsere viii be 100 tickets issued 81 each admitting
The Xolders 10 the fair aud botn the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS
IRVING HALL. NEW york, SATURDAY EVENING
FEB. s. 1883
and at
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA, SATIJR
DAY EVENING. FEB. 22, 1868,
which latter occasion
a committee OF prominent citizens will be selected
associate making the distribution
before audience at the presentation fall 70
on Monday February "a at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at Horcuura
Hall Sbll. $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
will distributed among the ticket holders accordance