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heartburn, collie, or pains in the bowels, pain il
the head, fever and ague dropsy, bols, pain in thu
back, dc. Prepared only by
j. II. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Price, 81; by mail SIPS.
For sale by Light & Washington, Charlestown.
Jan. IA, lS7l-ly.
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Nsa~ Orders for all kinds of Merchandise, Salt,
Fish, Plaster, Guano, and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements, promptly hlled.
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Elections of the kidneys
fever, ncrv business,
Echills, diseases of the
fskin, impurity of the
blood, melancholy, or
of spirits,
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TO FARMERS.
For Sale Privately.

Aug. %, lS7l-2m.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-19

TIE HORSE RAILROADS several weeks
past, great deal Of dissatisfaction has existe
on the part Of the conductors and drivers Of
the West Side Railroads, at the treatment re-
ceivcd At the hands Of the Company, they
claiming. that neither faithfuluess nor attention
to duty, 10 any guarantee against the sxactions
Of the understrappers. to whose behests they
are compelled to submit In the first place
they claim their life is the life Of doc n
many instances being required TO work from
sixteen to eighteen hours, while their compen-
sation is little better than that generally paid
to outdoor lAborers. On the one hand, the v
are compelled to live up TO the requirements Of
the Company, and on the other, such cempli-
ancs frequently ends in summary ditmissal,
through the complaint passengers. In many
instances, they are refused hesring-sO that
they are placed between two 6res Several
such instances have recently been brought to
our notice, . few Of which we propose to pre-
scot to our readers. Conductors and drivers
have rights, as well as other people, and JUS
tice demands they should be heard in their own
defence.
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FROG WISCONSIN.

State Labor Union Independent Order Of
FrlendshiP of Wisconsin, Black Rirey
Falls, Nay %, 1871.
The first annual convention was held
At this place, and it was voted to hold
the next session of the Order at Osh.
kosh on the first Monday in May, 1872.
j. w. WEsCoTT, Pres.
DAVID CARPENTER, Vice Pres
HENRY GAFF, Treas.
J. J. BEcKER, Fin. Sec.
J. G. HoREY, Rec. Sec
The report of the committee on the
constitution was adopted.
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acIal from the Preside Of the IDtsrn.tanL U,,o,
ToLEDO, Ohio, Aug. Z, 1871.
To the Officers and Members Of Local Unions
u"der the jurisdiction Of the Cigar Makers
international Union:
GLSTLkMEN The next regular session of the
Cigar Makers international Union will convene
at Caledonia Hall, "a Hanover street, Boston,
Mass, Monday, September 4th., at 10 o'clock
a. u. Arrangements for the accommodation
for the delegates have been made at the New
England House. corner of CLIFTON and Black
stone street, Boston. The following delegates
have been reported to me:
Union NJ. /, Baltimore, Nd, Edwin JOHNSON,
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PARTIES going to, or sending money to friends
intending to come from the old country, would
do well to remember that a reduction has re-
Gently been made BY the Guion Line, for which
Aessrs. Gteenebaum l. Co., corner Of Lake and
La Sale s's., are agents.
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TIE TAILoRs--We are sorry TO learn this
organisation suffers from internal discussion,
which, We hope, will soon be healed. A few
days since, three Of the principal employers
determined to cut down wages 10 per cent, one
Of whom employs IS men, and who, though an
Englishman, persistently refuses to employ Eng-
lish speaking workmen; but owing TO the una
nimity Of action among their employees, we're
foiled in the attempt. At the last meeting Of
the Union, Monday evening August 9Th, a dele
gate was elected to the International Con
vention which meets in Philadelphia, August
10th
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WE are pleased to learn that = movement 10
on loot among a humber Of the leading trades
unloaists of this city, to establish q Working
mans club house, on the plan Of similar es:sb-
lisbments now in successful operation in Lon
don, England
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WOODS hUsEUN.-This old aud favorite place
Oh Amusement has recently been opened, by
one OF the best-if not the best dramatic CON-
psny, which has ever made its bow to q Chi
ca2o audience. The Colonel" certainly knows
how to keep a museum. and 10 daily adding val
liable and rare curiositss to his already won
oertui collection. As now fitted up, it is one
OF the cosiest places in the city, and will doubt
less maintain the high reputation it has hereto
fore enioyed
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Continued rom Gth pAse.)
Peter Person, 465
Henry Dickmyer, $50
Richd. Hill, 45O
Thos. Stevens, 7.3O
John Hallsworth, 4.3O
W. E. Owens. 4.3O
E. W. Harris, 4.SO
Balance due from last meeting, 200
r. K. fare aud expenses for w.
E. Owens, 900
Sec. wages, one time, 1000.
One days wages and expenses, $50
K. r. fare to obtain dist. book, so
Stationery and postage, lao
47l.55
Balance on hand from receipts above
expenditures. 80 cents.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned in harmony.
EVAN W. HARRIS, Dist. Sec.
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TO-, Jersey c., N. Y, Abe Livingston
John p. Brown will represent Leaven worth
Kansas, St. Joseph, NO., and Council Bluffs
Iowa, unions combined. John W. Lavine will
represent Ottawa, Ill, and Davenport, Iowa,
unions combined Fraternally yours,
FRED BLEND, Int Pres.
P. S.-Since writing The above | received
notice that John ". Anthony will represent
Ulion No l02, Of Kansas city, Mo.
TOLEDO, O., Aug, IA. 1871.
t. oGioers a.d MonabOrs of Local Union:
GENTLEMEN The names of the following
delegates have been sent to me since nv last
report
Union No. SO, New Haven. Conn, J. H. Hayden
90, Ipswich, n Fl Geo Hehne
g 100, Washington D. c Frank Hamper
in the place Of II. G. SeebO-resigned.
Fr4ternally yours,
FRED BLEND, Int Pres.
P. S.-Urions No. 8, IL, Is. 80, So, So, SO,
~, 76, 81, 90, %, 80, 81, 100, los, lC4. lOb.
aud Ill are hereby instructed to Immediately
send in their special assessment reports. We
hope there will be no delay in this matter as
they are needed for the Convention.
Fra'ernalIy yours,
FRED BLEND, Int. Pres
TOLEDO O., Aug. II, 1871.
To Officers and Members Of Local Unions
GESrLENEN Since my last report have re-
ceived the names of the following representa-
tivss to the Boston Convention:
Union No. 7, Utica, n Y, VIM. j. Bryan
+" ~, Providence, r. l., Oven l.. Leach
90, New York City, Conrad Kuhn
" s5, St Joseph, Mo, F. A. Franks
Fraternay yours.
FRED BLEND, Int. Pres.
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10 Montreal. Canada. A q Prawser, Pres
wa YAEinski, cor. ~
a sSecre:.ry, on,. go box 1861
90 KsoEuf, Iowa, q A HasemAn, pr.a. 800
=" Charles Green, cor &c.
81 DavsnpOrt, Iowa. Robr wilhelm. Pre-.
Sc Doune4y, cor sec ~. a.
90 Kingston, N Y, Jas Coffee, Preaident ~ -
Francis Baxter, cor sec q ga
- Fort Wayne, Indiana Geo Humbrecht
Stephen e.orr.u co, "Ss7
"a : celssSss:. seh-l,..r, President, ""7
u BaraoeOn. Vermont, John Lyon, 70
PrrAdent pro TEN.
90 sehnect.dy, N Y, Henry Ran.lsr,
% Allentown. Pa. WIN Kre.s, President. O0A &'
% Rome, NY, Suspended
q wilIs@:SarG. M. Geo Voi1ton rsss
cor soc 264 Humboldt ct, BroOkIyn,s
% s. Paul, MINI, Charles Geyer. Pr..,-
dent. care Fetssh Bros.
- : Springer, cor sec. boz 1881
los Trenton J, ohas Hutchinson. cor
zee. lis Perry It.
1OA Rock Island, III, Pred Hess, President.
lock box 572
EF Wizard cor sec lock Iss
107 0anb-idgeport, Mas, James CLARK.
President; Is LoIeE &C.
iOs Erie p. John knOrI, President, $50
State st.
DANIEL A Shepherd, cor secy
1904 State street
ITO Council Bluff, Iowa, A schalpyn, Pre-.
sident.
IL Des AoiDes, IswA, suspended.
ll4 Jacksonville, linois n Hilelman Prea
,,s u,' Geo Gambler cor sec, boz $50
. dent DeWberry, near Walnut
d Y Erlsu an, cor sec boz 1Qa
10 Canton, Illinois, James Smith. cor
sec, ee4
12l Grand Rapids, Michigan, VIM T Cal
80 IaghAn. cor ss3. 1926
Fred Ru cher, sec ZOE
Respectfully, submitted,
THOMAS J. BIRCH,
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TIE lest issue Of the Iron MOIders' IN
teTnGttOn0l Journal says; We challenge
. comparison of statements with any trade
organization in America.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-19
THE CIGAR MAKERS.

9- WILL unions de Ling changes In the address OF
corresponding 'eerstsIet please the name Of re
former secretary.
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CITY MATTERS
CHICAGO. AUG. bel. Is7l

IA Insure in the Equitable Insurance Co.,
Of Chicago.
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msana Far tdentifvinr Depositors |:

means tor 4denrnV1ng 0eposAt0rSi
When q Deposition nrst comes to the Savings Bank
precAutions are taken and records made 80 hat he
always be utined and tn { in case book 10 lost
the owner thereof cannot be detTauded.
The bumness Of Shis Institution 10 conhneS exclusively
the receipts and care Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited Ia trust. No Commercial or General Bank
Ing business 10 transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested BY loan
upon real In the city OF Chicago In making such
~Ans, preference 10 always given to applications from
Depostors Of small mans who have accumulated 10 she
Tnstitu ion sufficient funds TO pay for lot Of ground
and desire tn borrow something more 20 aid them In
erecting buildings to be used homes for
themselves and families.
e4Money rsmltted by Draft To Europe or elsewhere
for Depositora.
A8-rhs Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected BY com
mites Of depostors In this Institution, may be seen 1t
he Savings Bank
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Pa Auvus. IA 1871

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August IA, 1871.
All communications OF an official character
intended to reach me after the Slst inst. should
be addressed IN care Of Angel Hart, No. Exc
ter place, Charleston, Mass. Corresponding
Secret aries please make a note of It,
THos. J. BIRCH, Int Sec
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Une Of the above BIRTH
LIVERPOOL
QUEENSTOWN
NEW YORK
LIVERY WEDNESDAY
EVERY THURSDAY,
EVERY SATURDAY.

EADaN required % ne voyage without
sTEERAGE PASSENGERS supplied abundance
BREAKFAST ocOK-CoH Oatmeal Pdg
Soup
Pudding
SUPPER-Tea, Butter
furnish with aad
a Of f four
a o from O
o n
1 q Ell oye !
0 o
0mce Broadway, such
be imposition
positions, robbery
8
An Steamer
free.
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Will the Secretary OF the Union, under
whose jurisdiction Leander Nelson is At work,
please inform Nelson that l have letters for
him, which will SEED to his address when
hear from him. -Fraternally,
JoGN J. JUNO, $50 Grape street,
Pres. ON. q. No. 8.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
~. Charles ThcnlrCa

Sn.ioaS" continues the tavOr..s S.HsGs
:top 81. t',e "Hld Drury." aN. vii! Ee
plaves urti: :i,e end of this week. when
new a..raet'on. will be offege: ~ :he
troupe now performing there.
Tonight Miss Minnie Walton. enc =. sis
sprightliess end NEST graceful soMale
artists connected with tilis troupe. sakes
in addition :" yoUtI and beauty. possesses
a very pleasing manner upoS the sage
that has gained ior her many admirers.
Thus far she has only appeared On
burlesIra, aoGuitting herself with muc!,
credit. AS Mcsc1,y, in the piece entitled
/: PARIS. or the .,pple of Discord," she plays
wi.n an ease and grace seldom eGualed.
Tonight she will appear in two characters
In addition to the part she plays in o Sind
bad she viii appear as Narge,y IN the
beautiful drama Of 6'Roush Diamonds
The character is an excellent one, and
We have no doubt that Miss Walton VII
make an excellent Margeiy
The bin presented for the evenine VIII
prove most entertaininge besides, the tair
beneficiary whom tie performance es de
signed to benefit is deserving OF something
substantial in return for her efforts to please
the lovers of the drama.
Last evening Miss Wcathersby repeated
her representation of Nan, in the farce en-
titled 'Nan, the Good for Nothing" We
do not regard the piece as one favorable to
the display Of this lady's talent. The pub
lie like to see her in something more dash
ing-more cultivated.
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NEW YORK.

Snort II eight Of Grain at LOndon-COnl.
lnittee on Weighing Grain Going Into
eships-YYinters' strike About Figure
WOrks
SE,. SofK. januarp 9.-Owing to the
complaint Cf short weight at London, the
Produce Exchange has appointed a COM
mittc& 20 examine into the method ana cor
yectne.s 81 weighing grain going into ships.
The printers on the Jersey City Erentn9
.SouinaI have struck in consequence OF q
dispute as to whether certain figure work
should be sharged as price and half OF TWO
priceso
NEW YoRKs January THE Post says
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
Company have suspended payment OF the
January interest on their first mortgage
bonds. on which the State of Alabama is
the indorser. The amount of these bonds
is about 100000 OF which about three
fourths is held abroad, and One-fourth here
We are informed that the resources OF the
company are ample for the paymehS> OF
this interest and that the necessary money.
was offered to the company by brokers IN
this city, but, according to reports, dls-
sensions prevailed in the Board OF Directors,
which resulted in the offer not beng ac-
septed. :,
The Governor of Alabama has telegraphed
20 the State agent in this city, that the OBJ
| legation of the State indorsed on the bonds
will be responded to, as soon as the Leglsia-
! ture. which cOnvenes on the eighteenth in
! slant. can make the necessary provision
! therefor.
New YORK, January ), Evening.-Money
! easy at seven currency Sterling exchange
I :irmer at ga 9lsc. Gold has been very
! steady and dull all day at l0la 10'sc.
Southern State bonds very dull and
! 4ather heavy, especially South Carolinas'
! Xennessees 10. new 6oLl; Virginias 81 y,
+: new t1; Louisiana G5 new g. levee sixes70,
! eights 80: Alabama elghts 50, trves ~;
! Georgia skies 7S. sevens IS: North Carolinas
! 1iIl, new 22la: South CarOlinas 80, new 6o
| The Chamber of Commerce unanimously
! resolved that it was ineXpedient to petition
! Con gress to stop privateering during time
Of way. 1t was stated by a prominent
InenbeY .lrat The government was opposed
70 the s.heme.
Tie ease Of the :iieged filibuster Florida
! was adidvfned 10 Saturday. The evidence
Ol1 loth sides is completed. unless the gov
svnmene tinIs two witnesses who have been
! spirited away since the trial began.
The hooks of a prominent German sugar
I firm lately seized. were returned upon the
! payment of $4,000 fine.
SenOr .4zarota. the accredited Spanish
I agent to settle the Cuban troubles with this
country, returned to Europe to-day.
Arrived: Montgomery, Wisconsin and
C.snIyi.. arrived out: Guerriere.
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WHOLE NUMBER iii.

mainly remarkable for its resemblance to
the kindred utteranccs of Governor HOf-
man. That the presence Of troops is de-
sirable nobody claims; that it Was desirable
in Philadelphia was perhaps subject for
consultation between the Governor and the
President, but hardly for discussion in his
message"
Mr.. Ferry, who was nominated by the
Wisconsin Republican caucus, and whose
election was conceded, succeeds Howard,
who is credited with the fourteenth amend
ment, or Howard's amendment.
1t is stated that the Senate Committee on
Claims have been holding in allegiance some
five hundred claims similar to that OF y.
Milton Best, which the Senate affirmed to-
day.
The Senate has adjourned to monday.
The Treasury Department has issued
orders that tariff be assessed according to
the decision of the Chicago court against
the government in a malt case, where the
collector charged at consumption rates in
Canada, which included u home excise duty.
This decision will seriously affect imports
from countries where products are taxed
for consumption but not export-especially
wine. tea and coffee from England. There
is much confusion in present regulations,
and dissatisfaction among importers.
The President says to parties from Massa'
chusetts, urging prompt measures on the
Alabama claims question, that all he had
10 say on the subject, was contained IN his
usrssaxc 30 Congress-
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NEW ORLEANS g. 1871

seem necessary TO take this view to uphold
the faith and credit OF the State. Almost
PROSTATE before an enormous Hcbt; unable
to pay as she GOES. who will trust her II her
sealed obligations are to be Questioned !.
Who will come forward with assistance
WHO will take her paper, If he is to he met,
in seeking payment. by reputation
This view was sustained by the Supreme
Court OF the United States, in the ease OF
Moran vs. Miami county. second Black. -.
The ma ndamus will issue as prayed Tor.
sixth District Court.
Most of the time Of this court Yesterday
was consumed in the triad of IL writ III
habeas corpus sued out by one Frederick
Cobblcr. an alleged vagrant recently sent
to the Worknonse by Justice OF the Peace
Myers.
The counse. for the accused. in their petl-
ton praying fer the issuance OF the Wit. as
scrt that their client has been sentenced by
IL magistrate who. under the law. is merely
a committing magistrate, and that he was
sentenced III the absence OF any lnrorIna-
ton or indictment under the recent v.grant
act OF the Legislature.
Judge Cooley. in reply TO counsel after
article nincty-tour Of the constitution had
been read, in s,:ppcrt OF their position. sa!,.
that the Justices OF the pcac" were .nclude';
in the section II question:. when :. SAYS
ttlaS no .lulc IL pow SIltiAt Dt sclllti IL -
on anv officers except as committir" ma.is'
ty:,tcs IN .r.Ii.;i,i: eases. ""ties than s!'s'
mentioned in This title.
The. .as. "as .rguei on hehal: o: 'h.
.l.tro,olita. Board "f Police. wi" mad
diycc1,a .ha arrest ut :h. accused. ny NJ.
Reckwitil. Tn. attorney u tn: "oa.';. VII"
.onten.le.! that the justice o: IN. peace,
under the recent vagrant ac:. Aa'I :Ae pcw"!
to commit ,ae,ants I" I'll" wolkhousc.
The argument. whicl, began in tie morn
IN. a. tn. opening Of the s'urt. was con
tinue,! over un:i; Two O'Clock IL tA. att"v
noon. wien :: was a.ai': taken uv and son
Cluded. .,
.Juig. Cooley arnounce: :ha: L. wUa!1
rc:.,ic. ~. opinion :his morning. IN th.
r..antin. ;:l. accused has been "einandtG
to ,h. .:.-:o.'y Of TIE Ie'ves o: -" Work
house,
TIE .o.....o,ll. ,iurfn. the .ria. q: ,ili
Ease. was .:owde! to overtiow!n: viii
friends ani .ympa:hizers ~ 'h" accused
who !. said 20 T.. = meInbes a.. the 1'..:'sVit,
At. fiA:S.
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4 Locking 10 RetrenchmeDt.

The following bills. among others. which
originated IN tGe last Legislature. have
beer returnr; with objections. by Governor
mcn:. Intelligent taxpayers san Judge how
far the Interest "t the State IS eonscEve. "y
the ..,o - ..oL- gotten Up tor individual. in
tcs".,. IL: an c:pens. Of six Millions. eight
hrndr.. ..Ni seyen,ytve ;ho.s,aI.' Ge!.
lars:
y b;l, "a f:.vo- Of .he Alexandra. Eo,n"r
and Fulton Railroad Company. 80 -
guaranty or second mortgage bond. on
one hundred W;les. 'estimatedl ~ Si:.No
,"r mile, ainountin. 70 81 $50, csc.
\ bill ir s..:Or OF the Louisiana Petroleum.
anl Goa! On Company. in sirh. ne' cent
uonis. amounting - S:'oO,sOO.
\ i,il. ;os the yec!amation u: lands "n
Eayor T.cie. etc.. calling Cor $3c.G2o.
s bill Ger ,he selies ot John HsGcocH.
sloon.
4 lin for n,ei'ca! ali to Straicl.: ;n:ye..
! sity. .allin. for 0.0o0.
\ hiil IL: aiS OF she Lou.siana DyeIgin:
! Company. amounting to 81 800, ,ooC.
! 4 hill in favor ct 3he Mississippi Nal!eE
! Levee Company. per annuln. 3,0o",'Oo.
! \ 'lii: which would increase she c"ss .!
,i.e Metropolitan Police. per AMMAN. .ooc
! 4 bill relating 20 the Commercial. Agri'
I cultural and Emigration Association. 500.
! 0c5.
(; N addition :. the shove, Governor War
I m.r;i has .etoeA the Louisiana Cana and
Lam! !mr.cvement cSmpany's bill. y!
! which tiv" hundred thousand acyes ct S:att
:an! won!I have been ceied away - tie
! wild Tamil ;n any portion Of the State Will
! when l,rongi. :" market. average TO: !cs!
! .,c:c. III. 'anI which the bill! ~oUt.l Gav'
=; a!ierated represents s6!5.ooo. VIII. b. aide,
. .o,hc little Items represented by The cthe
! vetoed bills. makes the nea: ana comfort
! abe little s,,,p Of seven million I've J u.
,!gs! Il .s;s.,,.G dollars.
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academy Of Music.

t.e SECOND eUga cement ~ IT,. ssc..,. sh'
sl.u.. ,lli. seas.n. of ti:at rage oinhir...on
-: .y.:s.~ known ~ t'e Gaie:e Ccni.ls
G.oup. VI speea!;,ie. IS rapidly dr.win: to
:. .io>.. Ousins .h- holidays. .!l:. R1ai.'
,n".s b.v.e.g1. 'roupe has !'aye': with
s,.a. Success. 'Hcb;nsoa Cyusoe.' Tic F..
,n.e Mins:re:s." ";xion." ''Sin!ha,i. tie
sailor ana Little Red Riding Hood.
piece. -h.;, hav. been presented with Sse..
ear. Wv Manager Eiwel!. ana .;l.rrIiH :iy
,.,as... /, H.. .,.uve. that ~iN soon leave
n. r.. ~ ...sch q; rev ts!ds u g.c;y aI,:
lco.:'.
III. a."ni..s. u sh:- .rorr~ are t'--s.ssi I
III :. ve:v large degree "f ''jcSs and !c,'l:
| ii. io!i.y.~ ~ son: and dance and .nir,li.
|: :rl sler. msrrimens and sayesv. saey hold
.ae I;.1e-. @evelry. and sparkle ..s :hey
/! @" III. Il. ,:et corps Of :!lis company sus
braces the name. oi Miles. Ca,ansS ElaH.
I iow.ki. I;oshc!. Rosa, In'onins, Elise,
! JACKSON. Enyc!. ana other fair ones. .ha:
! uaR. i. complete in .he terpsishoran .rt:
! and these graceful nymphs appear I" grea:
! advantage in ouch pieces as "ixion' 'Sin4.
I DaG. ~lltbln>oI NrASocs 0HA AA6 SSfSe
! RcA Riding Hood"
! Miss Ense, prssdcs over tie .ro.pe s.. -
! queen of s.ns. and varbles iH size ewes.es:
! strains.
-: the male gender there are s.;se =
/: number -: ehi. troupe that have Gchisyed
! noted distinction III their epeeialties. and
foremost among shsns etard Billy Garter
and Cool Burgess. william Carieeoe and
! l.aw~n.'e TooIey have also rendered them
selves Gavor:.. with the hal'itues .. .hs
Academy. but we find we are Particular
i'm. when. in Justice, perhaps We should
on.~ speak OF the merits OF this mos: excel
len' eompanS az .hey have beer presented
! Ey The troupe g. q whole. Ey tile snts,. e.
forts ~ i,s members the Troupe has earned
; ioy Itself. reputation among ourpeopl' th:'
is .red., abe, and therefore it is u.t that .i.'
! ~ll"ie troupe slrH.la enjoy the beH"G: - =
! achievements.
X,-nigh. Mis-. Jennie Ensc. tales = OeHe
! fl. and sir. merits full audieuea. 4 che
gets whSs .as ac.eyyes sIe VII .A's .
| bumper.
To-lnorrow .:e Gaiete Conl,.,e Gsod,,
| vii, g:.e its las. matinee. and Sunday Il gh'
i|w.ll civ. - farewell performance h'S'
! this season.