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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20
FREE LOVE AND " MARRIAGE"
MANAGERS OFFICE,
ST. JAMES THEATRE, Feb. l6. 1879

Ois SAmno iEhAlnEs rcU TO- 1917.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Certain critics having raised the CRY OF free love-,
against the play now upon the boards of this
theatre, respectfully solicit space in your journal
for statement OF fact The 'JulieD OF Octave
Feuillet upon which the drama OF "Marriagen Is
based, was selected because 1t ran 800 nights
ct the Theatre Francois and was not omen.
therefore, to the structures OF which Monaldiy has
recently been the subject Also because it Afforded
an opportunity OF presenting Miss Griswold IN
. role peculiarly din1cult to characterize.
In the original French piece the heroine is
unfaithful to her husband, and her death
Is in consequence OF the discovery of this
lnndellty In MARRIAGE Mrs. Brooks. stunp by
her husbands lnndelites and contempt, Is on the
point OF deserving her home when the sense OF duty
to her child fortunately inrervenes to save ner.
She dies in the third act OF broken heart natu.
raj sequence of marriage without love when
CROSSED by hopeless passion. SO far, then. as the
Of marriage. The only conceivable embodiment
OF the 'anfnity" principle IL found In Mr.. Brooks,
who has the reputation OF being very free lover'
outside OF his own house, although faithful TO all
our domestic hypocrisies when seated by the home
hearth While the piece sustains IN the strongest
also reveals in The plainess terms the utterly
contemplate meanness OF the man who demands
nom his wife more virtue and ndellty than he Is
as the play nolds the boards 1t will be rebuke 70
their dlshon0r and lack Of manhood. The purpose
was TO portray the terrible danger there Is In mar
rage that 10 not founded on character, mutual re-
spect and love. il was intended TO excite serious
thought on that important subject In the hope OF
mSs, ! more general nobIer and higher idea Of
tnls sacred relation between man and woman. i;
ooes LOT cater to the vanity OF society," and IT dares
speak tne truth IS well as furnish entertainment
IN IN nnrs word ,n did not believe TINS drama TO
pure IN innuence, insprative OF higher sense Of
wnas - uanly and womanly, IL snould not remain
gu srd.a D0ards another day. Believing that the
ssanusru OF 5000 and evil Is too obvious TO be over
lookeu, ana That cannot have made SO eRreRtoue
an error as TO mistake free love-, for pure love-
ask YOU 70 allow me TO put myself right with
snose o. me pnplic who nave mot Yet seen the play
my little theatre BY the foolish, and I am aimost
sempsed 70 ado malicious CRY OF immorality, winch
~ Doon raleo0 N certain quarter. ResDGClfully
JAMES STERILE MAdKAYG
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R MLLERy INSURANCE RECORD.
Further Testimony Before the
Legislative Committee.
~-~~-->~~>~~~~>~~~
The Check with Miller's Endorsement-It
Is Pronounced Forgery.

Tno Assembly committee reconvened yesterday at
Sne rooms OF the Fire Underwriters to hear tesrl-
mony relating to Mr.. George w. Miller's admins
trarfon OF the Insurance Department. The most
important evidence given was that touching the
check for $780, which said to have been paid to
Superintendent Mhler's order 1t will be seen that
his endorsement proves to be forgery.
THE EVIDENCE.
A. w. Morgan President of the Mutual Protection Iusur
ance Company. recaedProduces tine check paid the
@ 's order Mr. sns s
secretary Of the company the amount paid South
70 MiIer-soIhwick never asked me for money; the
heard sny ns s paid "
amount charged, to any one to knowledge; don't know
The 81 he but NOV
hn sas souhwSt was only employed about three
but published do not remember that either Free
~ Miller and his employees It continued from september to
the Prsdent ask Miller what expenses would be- and
Se and ssS Ss OF
four more don't know Of any other sum been paid
o. the thought was brought about BY the nd
shout ana other testimony taken Of srss
ss s Ss sSSS Ssss 1.n' the
that three or four men are daily en-
s 1s
.or me force was never asked BY for
the sins sSss tho
at the time with reference to companies Il was
to examine note to that the policy
still In force the assets about 81 don't
know OF charge made against the
department. the public don't place implicit Confidence even
In the sworn statements OF companies.
Mr.. q. Stanton. Of the Knickerbocker Life. was
examined, but his evidence threw no new light
upon the case.
William H. Bovine sworn-I am Treasurer Of the West.
chester Fire Insurance Company been since
organization was examined in May 1871 by Mr. Edridge
two days he there about six days one as
eisted him we paid him 5 by check order George
Mlcr delivered sent 1t by letter to Pre- siden Pen
hed: the check ~ rollows:-
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AMUSEM ENrS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTY
VI third street and Eighth avenue
NULDER.FABBRI GRAND OPERA COMPANY.

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THURSDAY, .FEBY 22 wAsHINGToNs BIRTHDAY.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
WASHlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
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BRYANTS MINSTRELS.
II BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. -
1857 BRYANT'S MlNSTRELS. 1872
II BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. -
BRYANTS MINSTRtLS.
Organized Washington's birthday 1877
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
FIFTEENTH YEAR OF BRYANT'S MINSTRELS.
MATINEE AT 2. EVENING AT T.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. NILSSON.
"A Messrs Maurice Strakosch have the honor OF
announcing that
MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON
will make her last appearances in a Of
GRAND FAREWELL OPERAS
(prior to her departure for Europe) commencing
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1872,
6TRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
The sale of seats will Tuesday, February a. at
y A. NJ, at the Academy Of Music
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A RT GALLERY GSELL.
"A This rfamed gallery containing 600 OIL Paintings
1b0O Lmnngs and Studies by eminent modern and ancient
masters, Will be sold at public auction from March until
March 81 1874 at the kunstlerhaus Vienna, where is at
present exhibition The gallery contains the prom-
nent modern well ancient of the French Ger
and Italian schools. Catalogues will be applica
ton by the undersigned G. PLACH, Kunserhaus, Vienna
by Mr.. FRANCIS PETIT, Paris
GEORGE PLACH Auctioneer of the Gallery Gsel
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DRELIMINARY NOTICE.
i INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION OF REAPING

THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL
ace, Upper Norwood, London.-To tourists ana faml
Ita elevated pleasant and saubrious position
combined with the comfort afforded and its general
ment, made the Queens Hotel favorite
upper ranks of English society.
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4 MAGNIFICENT ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
~ forte tor sale, made order, celebrated maker -four
round corners used months $780, for S25 Par.
lor Suits, Paintings Bronzes statuary, Chamber Dining
Furniture at half cost Property of family leaving CITY, rs
West 18th street, near 9Th avenue
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GRAND TUESDAY MATINEE AT TONY PASTORS
" OPERA HOUsE.--see the great Southern stars the
beautiful WESTON SISTERS in their dashing Songs and
Dances. Remember to-day, ~
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= way, Blocker street. New York; Rooms from 81
to So per week; single Room 81 per day
GEO s. 4 LEWIS LELAND, Propretors
y sixth nicely furnished single
SUITE with without Board; lodging @l and upwards
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,


Senate bill concerning marriages, mar
rage settlements, &c. was taken up and on
motion Of Mr.. Durham was made special
order for tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Senate bill to protect the mining interest
of the State was taken up, read second
time and referred To committee on judi
ciary.
The lo,l,, for the special order bein" the
bill for the school fund. and provide tor
a system o. public instruction,
ON 11otiol of Mir. Sparrow, the further
consideration was postponed until half-past
10 o'clock tomorrow, and made the special
order for that hour.
Mr.. Nicholson Introduced Il bill to en-
power the Superior Court judges to appoint
Il commission III certain cases for the set
Element OF estates referred.
House bill in relation to indictments,
providing that indictments shall contain a
distinct statement of the offence charged to
have been committed, and the manner and
place OF committing the same, and no more,
all provisions of the Common or statute law
to the contrary, notwithstanding. ON sec
ond reading bill failed to pass.
On motion OF Mir. Sparrow, the rules
were suspended and the House bill, J4S,
TO prescribe the practice and proceedings i'll
actions by creditors Of deceased persons
was taken up and tabled.
The bill to authorize the commissioners
OF Brunswick county To issue bonds was
taken up ami laid Oh the table.
The bin to mortgage deposits III lieu OF
individual security on money deposits was
tabled.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-16
HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVES.

The hill consolidating the school laws
and providing for Il system of public ill.,
stl1Iction, bcin" the unfinished business, it
was taken up.
The question REQUIRED upon Mr.. Ashes
amendment maxim" the tax q % cents on
the 500 instead of one twelfth OF one per
cent, which was pIIt 10 "a vote and adopted.
The bill then passed its third reading,
yeas IS, nays !, (Mr. Woodhouse.)
Mr.. Wilcox submitted report from tue
committee Of Conference i'll regard TO the
Senatorial ApponiOnment bill.
Mr.. GuytlIer moved to postpone until to-
morrow at 1l::}0 a. IN. CaITied-yeas 4S,
nays So.
BY Mr.. Mcneil A bill to provide for u
special session of Superior Court for the
county OfRobcSon. Referred.
By Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell A bill to en-
courage immigration. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Robson, the vote by
which tie school bill passed its third read
ing wa recOnsidered.
Mr., Robinson then offered an amend
ment which, after a long debate, was re-
iected and the bill passed its third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Lassiter, the bill to
promote the mining interest Of the Stat
was taken up.
By CawthOrn, colorcd y bill To repeal
| the act Incorporating the y. L. Real and
Personal Estate Agency. Calendar.
The Senate resolution relating to the
Cherokee Indians was taken mp and passed
its several readnGS.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Feb. ), 1872

Mr.. Cook presented bill to amend an
act in relation to salaries and fees, and ON
his motion the rules were suspended, and
the bill was put upon its passage.
Mr.. Cook explained the object of the bill
to be to reduce the salary OftheGOvernortrom
5000 to $1,000 per annum, and that of
the Treasurer from $1,000 to $4,000, allow
ing the same clerical force and salaries, and
tees as now.
Mr.. Troy moved an additional section
providing that the salary OF the Superin-
tendent of Public Works be $50 per an
mum from and after the passage of the
bill.
MIR. Gilmer moved to amend by fixing
the salary of the Governor at $4,000, that
officer now not having house in which to
live, and the salary of the Treasurer at 50,
800.
The question required on Mr.. Troy's
amendment. Rejected.
The question was now on Mr.. GilmerS
first amendment to fix the Governors sal
airy at $4,000.
Mr.. Glmer's amendment fixing the Ov-
ernor's salary at 81, 900 was concurred in.
Mr.. Robbins, of Rowan, moved to make
the Treasurer's salary $4,000. Adopted.
The bill passed its second reading.
The question was now on the third read
ing Of the bill.
The bin passed its third reading-29
TOO.
A message was received from the House,
transmitting sundry amendments to the
bill redistricting the State in regard to Sen
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Feb. q,

LVENING SESSION.
The following bills, &c, were disposed ol
as indicated.
3 The bin to prohibit the sale of intoxica-
ting liquors in the town OF SwansbOro' and
within six miles thereof. passed its several
readings also
The bin concerning the stock and inter
est of the State in the Western Division OF
the W. Y. &. r. r., was put upon is Sc
cond and third readings.
The bill to incorporate Stoncwall Lodge,
No. l, K. of p, of Wilmington, passed. SC
cond and third reading;
The bin supplemental to the bill to in
corporate the Bank of the State !; also
The Dill to construct toll bridge across
the Care Fear River at Ellington, Harnett
county also
The bill to incorporate the Cyrencan
Company of Wilmington.
The bill to prohibit the sale ofspirituous
liquors in the town of Smithville, Bruins
wick county, was put upon its passage.
The bill passed its second reading and
it's further consideration was postponed till
tomorrow night.
The bill to incorporate The Little COha-
RE Draining Company,
The bill to incorporate the town Of Lii
lington, Harnett county,
The bill to incorporate the Cumberland
county Agricultural Society, all passed third
readings.
The Joint resolution i'll regard tOthe pro-
coeds of the sale of public lands was adopt
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M-x-s MARRIAGE GUIDE.
49,


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The Reconstructed Farmer has list OF
seven contributing editors, all of whom are
among the leading farmers of Edgecombe.
Edgecombe county produces one two
huIldredth part of all the cotton raised in
the United States.
Capt. j. Y. Whitted is to open a new
tobacco warehouse in Hllsboro, as We learn
from the Recorder.
Two white men, one charged with Ku-
kluXiDg and the other under sentence of
death for murder, escaped from fhP Ashe-
vile Jail on the 22d ult
The Battleboro Adral,ce saws: William
q. Proctor, ESQ.,, residing near Rocky
Mount, killed on Tuesday last, at one shot,
four wild turkeys, whose aggregate weight
was seyenty-two pounds.
Weinstein's new store in Newbern, is
said to be the finest building in North Car
lima, is supplied with water and steam
throughout, and has an elevator operated
by steam, with other and every conceivable
modern improvement and convenience.
The Winston Sentinel is informed
through a reliable source that Canadian
has instructed an agent to purchase five
thousand acres of land near Winston as
soon as lie is assured of the early compile
ton of the railroad. 1t is lis intention to
settle colony Of Canadians and erect ma
chinery.
The Raleigh C0rotinidle learns that
Messrs. Davies and Flemming will soon
begin the publication, either in Marion or
Asheville, OF Democratic paper. MIR.
Davies has for some time been connected
with the Cdr0iinid1, and we cordially
! commend him to the public as clear,
fOrcible and elegant writer.
The Greensboro Patriot SAYS: From
conversation with Captain Eudy, SuperiIl-
! tendent of the Gardener Hill Copper Mine,
! six miles from town, we learn that this
mine is now i'll operation, running force
at present of Seventy-tive men, which is to
! be increased as the work progresses. a
! splendid vein Of ore, SIX feet wide, was
! struck last week.
The Raleigh C0rOiiitiGl says : An effort
is making TO provide funds for distribution
! among the Democratic press Of the State
I TO enable Them to better prosecute the
! campaign, print and distribute public doc
! umcnts. We learn that several thousand
/ dollars will he devoted to this purpose, and
! it is estimated that the country press 81
North Carolina will next summer he thC
most efficient ann OF the service.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

/ tFNDAl, / ti'- - Il -
y MESSAGE WAS received from the Senate
transmitting u resolution resembling the
resolution to adjourn on the 7th and fixing
the day Of Adjournment; for the 18th
instant.
On motion OF Mr.. Aiarlcr, the bill supple
mental to an act to raise revenue was taken
up and passed its several eadingS.
Makes the tax ior penitelrtiary purposes
% cents on the $l0D instead ,t l. cents
and makes the General poll taN - cents
instead of$I 0J.}
On motion OF Alr. Iojtin. the bill in re
gard to usUiy was taken up. Ihr IIcs-
/ ton required upuu the substitute reported
by the committee. which makes l. per
cent. upon money loaned at the maximum
rate of iNterc
The call having prevailed. a vote was
taken, and the bill failed to pass its third
reading-yeas 90, nays : /.
BY Mr.. Durham i bill to give chief
officers Of cities and towns the criminal
jurisdiction Of Justices of the Peace: cal
endar.
On motion OF Mr.. Robinson, the Senate
resolution resembling the order for sine die
adjournment on the 1th inst; and fixing i;
for Monday the Il inst, was taken up.
The resolution was adopted
The bill to consolidate the school laws
and to provide for system OF public in
strgIction, being the special order its con-
sideration was gone into.
Mr.. Ashe moved 10 amend by striking
from the bill the tax one-tweifth OF one per
cent. and insert in lieu thereof "6 49,
cents on the 500, and instead OF % cents
special poll tax insert 100 cents sr..a
l. Mr. Waring moved 10 amend the amend
ment by striking out "6 p" aud insert
81 2-s." b
Pending any definite action. the House
adjourned.
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:, -, cnni.n.nca .,nm,iL[ee on fhe hin h

The conference committee on the bill in
regard ia fees.
Mr.. Troy. from the committee Oh penal
institutions, to whom was referred resolu-
ton i'm regard 10 the Coleman Brothers
contract, reported ID bill providing for Il
commission to settle that matter. -
Under a suspension of the rules the bill
was considered.
Gin motion Of Mr.. Robbins, Of Davidson,
Senators Worth aud Troy and Colonel 5.
J.. Fremont We're appointed said commits
sion.
The bill then passed its second reading
The bill failed To pass its third reading for
want OF a quorum.
On motion Of Mr. Robbins, of Rowan,
the rules were suspended for the purpose
Of resembling the resolution to adjourn on
Monday next.
The resolution passed lis final reading 10
to 10, and was sent to the House.
The bin to incorporate the town of Fai-
son, Duplin county, passed It's second
reading.
The bill i'll relation TO salaries and fees
! under act of1S10-'71, was laid on the table.