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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FOR TEE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. Ocr- y 1870
AMOUNT o. LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT NARKRT
TIT. 49,. Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
Last week 9sqo i.4sI -
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra sI:a00 m l3..5. 6r.t
4galy; ~ % ~ y IS ID quality g. % a si2 u
frlees Of Store Catte-WorkinE Oxen per pair
$50, $40, SIS a S27d
REMARKS.
A. viii he seen by the above figures the number
OF hea'ts st market is large this week A large
portion OF the cattle are ut poorly fitted for the
H@-u al nearly the same prices as last week ordi-
Aily suck is probably 80 cents e lUl lbs lower and
supply appears 90 he greater than the dem md and
se4ers are obliged % make concessions % dispO Of
go. u. H. smith sold good oxen 10 dress l,0C0
As a, y @ on dressed weight, and oxen, about
iAO rs, I've at &c e b live weight II. \ Sollace
sot- 10 three ear Old steers at 10 cents, at
cents per pourd drcs ed. fur oxen at n 4 cents Y
~ ana COWS and heitefs at n loo u h g. & " .
beinls sold one OK at ',, and his mate at lie one
nee heieIt ili' rs at lie 4sk. one COW and enc
steer az ti i've weight oxen at ilc - SIX and
d, lli = sA'inA. Nye Freeman sold 30 grade
builam Two ears old heifers at 8 each, 70 three
SeaI pis AZ " live weight Of about 100 Ms Hosea
NI"s 30 d ezht three year old steers at p head
vNeh al q one pair Of three year Olds for BID
80" anu Gali 81 j. Engrem sold oxen % dress g
-l l9s each az i-ic one cOS 50 3d. or sic one
IN ~ q b cne yeariinc bull for 81, or &c
ihe supply Ci sheep and lambs is larger and trade
I.ti-l u'l-- DO this line. ar-e proportion Of the
sl,5" is OF the coarse wool grades clark Benedict
..Y e. mated 20 SD as each for 81 I'D per held
ran. B. h IA. all iU SHEEP and lambs AZ 5 -5
~ o'I.l, ~ ' slgep pop rs a, &C e p. L. Whit
1e1 ~ at : p VI Brown lli a. g. $50. y. E
Allen Dob 30
Poultry is love-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

MARY GlRuAN. ute..aat ...-..-.,....
'tff f-i'f 1p'ftf S't.
JAvg- GuRWAV. lihel.ee. \ 4t"r 1871.
To james Gormlu.
A'EERtAS MARY t1rmau % Burlington in the
" cuuty &c th'ttenden and state If vernon,
ht- % el 10 tie supreme Court her Libel for divorce,
setting forth that On the 18th Of O.tlrer f-f 80
luteruar-.ri with you THAI she faithfully perform
et all The ori--t rs q their marriage contrast.
ina ol had without pr0vccutiOn at divers times.
treated her with Noticeable severltv anttba. v6u
md committed adultery wi-n divers persons .here-
10 named tat Or tx wears last past, she he'd resi-
led IN ihe sad tliitet Gen County and praying for
that you are uut uf the State, you are hereby re-
quiref O. appear A. the next Term OF tho Supreme
Court 10 SAID unity. on tie first Tuesday Il Jan
larl, A ID. ISL, aud make answer % this libel.
AID this order the I1ellaut is required 20 publish
according o the statute in such case IL the Bur
Inst Weekly Free Press
Dated A. Burlington. sept 81 l--.
II. IT, TALC0If. Ats. A J.. HOWARD
IfW3w CLERK
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
" by tho Honorable the Probate Court flr the
District " thttercen, Comm s-.Yners 20 receive.
examine ami ADJUST the claims and demands o.
all persons against the estate Of Elias LYMAN
late Of hurl1gtou IN said District deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibit
el iu Offset theret1 and SIX months from the
day % tae date hereof being allowed by said Court
ir that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
tce That we VIII attend o. tie business Of our
appointment ~ the PROBATE office in
bur.in-t.n 10 said District on tie first MONDAYS q
December and April next, al I'D o'clock 4. ~.
on each 0f said DAYS
Dated this -th day o. Oct. A D. I,-L
AESkI P. HlCKok, c.,,...,s.;,,.-.
y. PARKER COMMISSIONER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

WORCESTER, Ms. 9-. 81.
The First National Bank Of Grafton iu this
county, was robbed list night by q gong Of
burglars The whole amount taken is estimated
81; from S2Qo.001 30 100000 The -ob5e-s AZ
tackled, gagged ,sni bound the Waterman. and
fastened him in a coal room. The watchmau
states thar only five Of the gang were in toe
bsuk, but they told him there were twelve IN al.
The burglars tore away the bricks IN the WALL
around the safe, being several hours at the
work. After securing the treasure the thieves
made hasty retreat about 4 clock this morn
ing. They stole horse aud wagon in the vici
nifty, which was found in this city this morning,
leading to the supposition that they came here
and left on the early train The banks oilers
reward of $4,000 for their capture, ard Geo.
+. Slocum, one Of the directors, oilers an alii-
tiOral reward Of 1000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28
MYRoN T. LANNON'S ESTATE

VIII TNFloENI TED.
STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court
DTsrsicroT GRAND ISLE S. baden at the Probate
day Of October, \. D. 1870. '' - ''' -
Present, II. ". ALLEN Judgs
An instrument purporting 10 he last viii and
testament Of Myron I. LandOn late Of south Hero
~ SAID qstrlct deceased, being presented here bv
huius a ClATk, Of South Hero, the executor there
IN Tor probate 1t is ordered by said Probate
court That all persons concerned therein be mott
ned 70 appear at session Of said court to be hoI
zen az the Probate Ofcs in North Hero in said dis
trst' on the I'd day Of November, A D. SO at 1
o'clock IN the afternoon and show cause ifany M
nave, against the probate Of said will-f5r which
purpose II Is further ordered that a copv Of tbe
record be published three weeks successfully in tbe
Burlington Free Press a weekly newspapsr nrintad
AZ burlington, n this State, soon as NAV be the
last OF which publication 10 be prior 20 ld "a 6ay
Of November, A. d. $50.
II. Y. ALLEN Judge.
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80 -'-f-a - 10 ~ ffAA- pan D tANs
Among iho wonderful medical properties which
Lave rendered Los-ettcr's Stomach Bt,crs pre-smi.
men. auon- the health-rcsto-in- preparations OF
the age. - anti bilious virtues are not the least re-
maIka5le No words can do justice to its marvel
l.ui eject upon the diseased liver. pc-hap che
simple words OF g coavalescent sufferer, who de-
scribes It az going right 70 the spot" tell Che
story clearly nay be. Il docs 90 RICH: 20 the
syo. ID opera.os directly upon the cisor5ered o--
gau, and Whether unduly active or in a state OF
paralysis restores il to condition Of health The
Sickness at the stomach, pain between the shout
de. AID iu the Il -ht Side, Yellow Sufusion Of the
skin Costly -nesl, DfoWsness and Languo1, Dimress
Of Sight Cole Palpitsti1n Of tho Heart. Dry
Cough, Low Fever, aad ot1or symptoms which nd
cate the various phases OF Acute and Chronic Liver
Complaint, are one and al promptly relieved, and
finally removed, by the action of this famous prepa-
ratios, which at the bot Of coIrect.ves the
goltlest and m9s: genial CT spesents, an inf4lble
regulator, and powerful restorative. Persons Ok q
bilious habit, who the Bitt.rs as a protective
medicine, Will mover suffer the pains and penalti-s
Of Liver disease or Bilious Remittent Fever
DC: 29-ieod2wt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

W Fl. Y. McAIlister. c. vs.. T Of Vermont,
assisted bv Chs. " Guernsey, G. ". r., and
delegation from Naiad Temple No p Mont
reier. Instituted new Temple Of Honor and
Temperance at / lainaeli, Wednesday night.
This temple was 1med Mystic Temple No Z
The following board # officers was elected and
installed for the balanl Of the term
". c. T.-Nsth4n SkinHer
W. Y. T-W. r. Cove.
VI. IA n Flood.
u. A. R-Fred P Gale.
". i. R.-O. C. Glidden.
" Stephen Spencer.
W. IA. D. HUI.
W. D. frank Norse
W. G.-Henry Morse
". Sc. &. Goodrich
This Temple starts under favorable suspices
aud we hope will do a good work
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xepal Notires.


w a. hi ~ ~ 6SC RIDERS having been appoint
~ nt eI ny the Honorable the Probate Court for
inc Dstret Of Chtenden. Con missioners 10 receive
nsrsnna and adjust the claims and demands Of all
n ujita,r NsA'nst the estate Of James Powell late
cairns oa IN sad District deceased and also an
II; Snd demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
si1 rom the day of the date hereof being
Toe ~ SAD Court for that purpose We do ther
% PES o. our appointment. at the Office of los
epn SlaIA IN Milton, in said District on the arst
NJ tys OF February and April next. at 10 o'clock
A n:' on each Of said days
dated TINS ~ n day Of October, A d. $50
ShAkLES RUSSELL,
49, NATHAN LINCOLN ! commissioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

The annual session Of The grand division Of
the sons Of temperance Of the State Of Maine
commenced in Gardiner this evening. There is
a very large attendance. Many prominent mem-
bers of the order in and out OF the State are
present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

Y0UrHs PuELIcAIIoS-FOr nearly Ealf cen
tury Tie Youths c0mPaaion Of Boston, has been
published. 1t was itar:ed in ls27, and is to-day
ofths brightest and mos. vigorous papers with
which we are acquainted Oct. 2S-xit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28
"a fELEGNA p
80 s4E FRES PRESs .ep }anSs
ny ATLANTIC CABLE.

Fro,,, Lotfaa
LosooS, Ost. &c.
Special to the New York Tribune.
AZ OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM lua zgrEls,.
London, Oct 26-The following is an author
lied statement
Notwithstanding Whist j. iIsiuu3tel And even
sfirned in certain English journals, tie I'm
press has not takon pant in any one Of the con-
hinat;ons referred to. having for their otiecr
either peace or an armistice. The salon at Chi
selhgrst has 10, become ia any sense oGsiel.
The Salon is that Of an exile and fits doors are
opened TO those who knock fer sImitt,uoe, IL is
not to alogd a field for discussing peace or war.
Gen. Boyer, an envoy Of Marshal B,zsine, ray
have approached the Empress with a view 20
propositions Of reace ar var, 10 &c submitted to
Prussia, but Ae was received with no more
favor thsa em.sssiies Of Bismarck en-
previous ocsa-iou Wt.a tle former envoy
of the rruss.aa Chancellor came TO pro-
pose peace, declaring ha- tie King was
disposed to s-a;ea, himself With 271oao.05J
tancs, with che Inhabitants o. s.-.,oca.c i1-
c'uied, th- Empress replied vi.a great energy,
tat SO loag as there was any question Of the
smallest casson Of territory she would aol al5of
from every negotiation. Tie events 81 The last
month have made no alteration b. rcr 'a-
,ou. and SO far as she efforts e. Boyer have been
directed 70 this point, tasy haze completely
failed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

clra.3y,-H 81 Villas Of Colchester, grew
this sess on - fine a.tsous, weighing Sc pounds,
f-a-s .-.a eeat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

The condition Of the Chsmplsin canal is said
to be admirable Freights are low snd not
plenty, but the canal was never so well prepared
for business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28


RICHMOND - CORES! 'o1eh' l''ti '''n'Aono
rs that the shock Of the earthquake Thurs !sy,
were considerably shaken. and most Of the in
mates sought the open air.
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Inc '''-'..l = On '1g 'l''''I, SLOW '-''' ''
r-.. ,'- -
'''''' -'-''''''- e--o-5-
HIxEsBuRGH.-Chas. c. Post has leased bis
store and shop. and sod his stock Of stoves. tin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28
NOTICE TO CL4I,I,yTs-

I'HE following described property was seized by
Il oheers Of the Customs for violation Of the Rev
enue Laws Of the UnIted States 20 wit
At Burl ngt0n, 18Th Sep.. i--o 81 Sexirr Ma
chimes. SIX Sewing Machine Tables
Any person OF persons claiming the property so
seized are hereby notified To appear within twenty
Gays from the irst publication hereof and file with
the Collector Of Customs for the District Of Vermont
claim, stating his or her interest in the property
seized; also. 10 execute bond 70 the United States
Act D. July. 1850.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

and he natural ATTRACTIONS Of the Bay, there
wa sufficient to interest all tastes Tie day
vas Gle Of the mos, beautiful Of the month.
bright and warm, the only drawback, being the
high wind which came up in suddea gusts from
the south hecking the blue surface of the Lake
with foauing patches, and making the rowing
an unusually severe test o. endurance The
preceding we're advertised TO commence at II
a. IN sad probably they did some time before {;
ju, preliminary arrangements occupied SO much
time that half past twelve approached before
they weIc completed, whereupon the several
mighty men in rowing agreed that dinner was
an Indispensable part Of these arrangements,
unanimous decision being considerably helped
forward by he fact that the said dinner would
e. entirely at Mr. Pe-ry's expense The races
were formally postponed til p n. II the In
tsrral the dinner was duly slowed away, and
the professionals aii3urrei TO shor. pipes on
the a6a, where, resting in group under tue
apple trees, ihey exhibited rs thorough pic
ture Of 'dead-Lsal' comfort as might vel. Be
iuague' Finally. everything was ready. s
rcd starting fsg hsl .eea placed opposite the
riec, ,he STAKE lyst, similarly furnished, was
brought back from Che voyage f. bad started GA,
and anchored firmly ati.s half mile position
pea. 81. soll shore sud Cloae. Munson,
ae5c-4 IS judge, called the boats together ..r
The s;s--.
Tfs r-st r,.p tins s f..l'.ie e,tf.r Io.- .-. ant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28
.,,vGroN AND VICINITY.

H.. Moses Kittridge Of 81. Johnsbury has
30, 5000 TO the Home FIR Destitute Children
+, This city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

TIE great dressmaker's suit OF F,y,+ 20 Goo
lidge' was the chief sensation az Boston. last
week. Some Of the developments sre ia,ers.,in,
and instructive. For instance. It Is now settle'l
by the testimony Of experts that it g worth SO
to make morning robe, SO to make a long
bsck silk suit, S45 to put together black six
walking dress, $40 to make up poplin, sl5a
blue csmbric, and $50 purple six suit. The
variations in price depend upon trimmings The
verdict Of the jury Friday was S1l6S.S0 as the
the proper amount to be paid by Mr.. Coolidge
for the services Of Mrs Flynt, deduction Of
S722 81 from the original bill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
HIS numerous friends will be gratihai &C. see
the appointment Of Col Theo. S. Peek Of this
city, to be Aid-de-Camp on the G1'Gn5r' 5
staff. We sre pleased also 70 see ;he name Of
Major Newton of St. Albans, in the list laleei
sll are appointments eminently fit TO be made.
James F. Richardson, only son OF James NJ.
Richardson. deceased. late Of Moutpe er. diei 10
Montpelier On the 10Th. aged p. This young
nan had just completed the fret year Of HE col
lece course a; Dartmouth College lie came
home near she summer vacation sick vi.h ty-
plaiJ fever, as was supposed. out the prorres,
ofthe disease soon developed consumption. lie
vas a fac scholar AID young man Of much
promise.
De Nrt c. Brown, who for four years ra-.
has occupied the position Of General sureaa-
tenien' Of the Ogleasbu7s ana Lake Caaurf,.a
Railroad, ha- recently resigned that place go
take similar o. or the Little Rock ana Tort
Smith road in Arkansas, aal DIS a.,al. ia
ogin5urgh gave hima haals.ue -.ll -lstn
and az ebony cane, N9uias
John sch-ier has been app5ia;si ASH. 70.
Superintendent Of the Western Division ar .as
Vermont Central BalrolI, ,ae name ulIo-
which the Os laas5u-g Dad Lake clamra.a
Rsilrosl is n0T peratei ,is s,hrier has been
CD the road az engineer auI co-Iac g. since -t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

Custom House, District Of Vermont.
Collectors Office, burlington, Is oct. $50. ,
l-W}W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

JrESiNG oF the FsS-NE-~ HU-z-No lon-
screen s, be s4ii that ile Qlsea City is
wanting 10 "a s.. first q SIS hotel" Tie travel
ing gua.is, who have hitherto found our hotel
Accommodation quite 20 Hmitel. may now and
increased accommodation ~ o house worthy Of
their patronage, aud one We taiek we'll adapted
20 their wants The l9lrs of the Van Ness
House we're thrown open Tuesisvl.s, for the re-
septi7u Of guests, AMI We should Do s,.irr -.a,,f
gent in cur duty. did We hlto csu the attention
Of Burlington visitors 90 this in.rart,r. fac.
Wewere invited yesterday TO take a look through
the house In rs completed condition. and have
found 1t just what olr su,icips,iaus bal pictur-
Ell II when few weeks since we s.ro,lei throus h
81 fJ- Few notes Of rs interior Arrangements.
It Is, in a word, a model Of convenience and com
fort which is sometimes more than can be saii
gfmuch larger AMI more pre.endoss city hotels.
On the first floor opposite the Office, pleasant
reception room invites an entrance, while its
handsome carpet and furniture, richly upho.ster-
ed with Ereea rsn, makes one feel at home at once
. he dining hall short distance beyond is as it
should oe-"hen mine host Dan, IS the cat
eTer one Of the largest and most cheerful rooms
OF the KIND We were ever in. Scattered about in
convenient and cosy frequency stand black wal
nut extension tables, each one sufficiently large
10 scoonm'iaie eight or more persons Wend-
ing you7 way through spacious halls covered
with heavy Turkish carpetiag. to the second
floor, you enter the parlor, where msssive
black Sslnut ct, beautifully upholstered ais, in
green. and rich English brussels Garnet. sur
gestei to US a longer stay than our lime
would permit. Before descending, however. We
Cancel into the bedrooms above, arranged in
suites and single rooms, all tastefully carpetei
ana furnished throughout with chestnut sets
NillneI with black walnut; IL may Judge
anything from the look Of exquisite neatness and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

The official returns of Ohio, win ouiy three
Counties estimated, give Sherwood, Republican,
Tor Secretary Of State, 22l, 100 Heis.ey, De-
mocra'' 2li,909. and Olel, Pfohiaitioai=t,
-'off' showing majority over Heisley Of l6,-
o0o' and over both candidates OF 1886. Gov.
nays majority over George H. Penilston last
year was only IBIS. The aggregate vote Of -he
State is i29, 462-35, 69- less tb,, IN 1s...
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

NIcn'- Furnishing Goods.
WE keep Ia st1-k many articles rot q he found
~ Ia Wholesale Huu-ei, hut which ars often
wanted by cealer- for particular Gust msrs. Many
1i these Goods are made 10 cur special order, and
are imported hv Us direct from manufacturers or
large dealers. without uteudirg regular Job
bling bus ness we offer TIE trade anything from cur
st0,k. IN larger or smaller quantities a. air whos
sale pric s, Sec fylus th- following
C'ttS isht Warmers SHIRTS DRAWERS,
LONG HOSE ald HALF HUSE, in all the different
grades.
Gs7 Brettle e CO... heavy On. medium sILk
SHIRTS sad DRAWERS
SCOTCH LANES WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW
Frs.
FRENCH FANCY suIETNGs- Perca es and
Cretouue>.
Ps.,s Stitched and Embroidered SHIFT
FRONTS
weleh Sl4r-e;s.u 8 Co.'S Best Black EGLIN-
TON tbs
Very Rich FANCY ScABFS sud TIES
Lined bi1Tes AID AIt-eus. many styles Of Dfi-
wing Gloves English Cardigan jackets. scotch
Sha rls, tu-l .sh Col ars Suspsuders six Handler
chiefs bala---al Half Hose, Calf Gloves, &c, &c.
The London Street Glove.
Made - our special order the best English Walk
ing Glove.
Ne are also constantly SUPPLIED with Fish. CT ark
Flags PATENT PANTALOUN DRAWERS. in
Jean, Cotton F-aa7el, and white and srlet Elan
mel ia al sizes, -. o. Is iuch waist, and 2 10 3.
inch in seam.
HEWINS AND HOLLIS.
Zfs Wastiu-ti1, cor. By ulfeld Street Boston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

RICHMOND. "A correspondent from Richmond
.,~s that the shock Of the earthquake Thurs lay,
.-.s felt there at 1870 An The buildings
were considerably shaken. and most Of the in
mates sought the open air.
OSr Of our subscribers sends Us $500, but
doesn't sira his name nor give his residence.
The rost-nark on tac envelope s5oEs that it
clme from California; but that doom, give u-
Information enourb
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This Temple starts under favorable suspices
aud we hope will DO good work
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Professional.
E2'feRSiOn of Visit.
Dr. p. WESLEY SmYTu,

Surgeon ana Consulting Physician
TO DR.. LIGHTHILL'S MEDICAL AND SUR
6ICAL INSTITUTE.
No. 10 Beacon Street, Boston,
VIII proiong his stay in Bulii1gton for another
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

- w " II"
W want an Agent. male or female, in every town
20 sell BOOKS W. ca viii 90 good ont sverybodv
wants. Euply tr terms. I. p. CROWN 4 SON
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-24
Amusemenfs.

OWENS AT THE OPERA HoUsE.-A
good audience greeted Mr.. Ovens last
night. but rot a. good as his great
reputation had led people to expect.
To fully appreciate Mr.. Ovens act
ing one must have seen some such
characters as he represents, in real
life. and although they, like Dickens
most prominent characters, seem ex-
aggerated, there are still SO many
characters in real life so nearly ap.
preaching to them, that the repre-
sentation by Mr. Owens Of both char
acters Of Major Wellington DeBoots
and Horstio Spruggins seemed life
itself, and the audience were kept in
a continual roar Of laughter at tie
amusing phszes both characters pre-
sented
Tonight Mr.. Owens appears in
Scion Single and the farce of the
Live Indian, in both of which he will
keep the audience fully alive. In So
lon Single and the Live Indian he
has made such a name that no one
else ever attempts either character
where the name of Ovens was ever
heard