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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

How BoLodyA SAUsAGEs ARE MADE.-DIs-
GUSHING REVELATIONS Sergeant Burke of the
Second precinc; and special officer Spellissey this
noon visited the building No. las Ferry Street,
where John Shaddock keeps butcher shop.
There they found quantity Of young veal,
calves heads snd intestines, which Shaddock
confessed he used in making bologna sausages
The etiuvla from this disgusting materisl Ess
unbesrsble, and the officers. retresting to con-
venient distance, compelled Shaddock, whose
organs Of smell we're sufficiently disciplined, to
dispose of the stuff. he was taken before Super
intendent McKenns, where, it being represented
that he was recent arrival from Switzerland
and unable to speak English. he was allowed 10
20 al liberty on condition that he would change
his business. The officers afterwsrd made
another visit to the place. snd on opening an ice
box were sickened by the sight and Oior of forty
pounds Of rotten beef They had intended to
remove everything Of this nature in the place,
but their stomachs repelled, and Shaddook,
under their superintendency, was compelled to do
sSsy with the mest.-Tr0y Times.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

An effort is making in New Jersey to increase
the salary OF Governor from $3.50 to slo,-
600 The Illinois aui M.ssachusetts Legisla-
tures are bout to raise the salaries Of their
Governors Tine Governor Of Ct!if5rnis is the
best paid executive in the Uaion. with 1900
in god Psnusylssun deals oui 200; New
Yors. Louisiana and Texas, $1,000; Connect
cut, S1,100; Delaware, 1893; and Rhode
leland. because # itr dimiuufiye proportion,
comes lass, with Governor paid less tuan S-1
week. From which j; sppe.rs that the trade
Is not = profitable one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

How II FEELS 20 % uR9wyiya The oiiJo.
oi tie Marietta Register ssys that wien boy
be WAS lroTuei, 50 far as 90 i,se al conscious
mesa; but c.asciousn- continued what seame
70 he i-ur tine sf,er respiration -a7t Lav.
stopped. The mind A,;ei u.ta ash-.i-s 11.l
Ity. ani iha things though, q 70 thsir Uu.,i;u
diacus numbers ard extreme y-giluess Tlul
sppear absolutely incredible 90 one Hto has nO'
tried IT, The oaly dis1vreeah'ensss was IN the
first Struggling. After that al vas p.sassutnecs
perfect physical aui mental hapl.rels. every
thing gliding irgsmi'y ,la1c, tili-tne next ht
klev. be vas " brought to;' arl thea it czm'
bitterly" Why diln't they let ms sioae.
was hapry, sui now they vs h.ou-ht me int.
m.se-y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

TnE FnK-MANsFIEID LETTERS Il Is said upon
the authority Of Stokes that the Fisk-Msnsheld
correspondence published in the New York
Herald oomprises only the uuimportsnt CON-
muniostiors that passed between Fisk and his
mistress, and includes none Of those damaging
le.ters the publication Of which Fisk took so
much pains to prevent StokeE's cell At the
Tombs has been luxuriously furnished, and be
lives &c comfortably as at frst-elsss hotel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

There is chateau near Paris in which n
party Of the Prussian guards were qusrterei,
all Of them men of great stature, six fee: snd
over The chateau belonged to . sprighuy little
French countess, who, rather than leave her
home, STAYED behind sud did the honors Of it 10
her enforced guests superior officer. referring
TO these gigantic soldiers, said to her " Are
they no. splendid fellows?'' " Pooh 20 she Ie-
piled, - WHAT'S the good Of them You can't
DO anything with them unless you hsye a
ladder -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26
MILTON Il. THoaPsoS,

her INTENDED victim, s leading citizen Of Utica,
where he enjoys the respect and love of an e1-
tended eircle of acqusintances and friends. He
is man Of generous impulses and kind hesrt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

are supposed to be boarding at GONE house in
this city, but no traces Of them can be obtained
at this writing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

MRS. BUR1EIGH's CHILDREN

the innocent victim, leaves wife and one child
He vas doing prosperous basiness. aud his ia
ture sppeared bright indeed,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26
NUMBER 81.
.UisceFfGmeOms LocaI .Ve,Vs.
Masonic.

BRISTOL, VI, January lo, l51Z.
An emergont convention of the Grand Coun-
Gil Of Royal and Select Mssons Of Vermont, was
held yesterday, for the purpose of institutiEg
new Council, under dispensstion issued by
NJ. P. G. NJ. E. s. Dana The Grand Council Of
Vermont was represented by the following con-
pAniOns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

We make the following extracts from an in
teresting letter in the Troy Times from their
New York correspondent, concerning the chief
actors in the Fisk-stoses tragedy
It IS sixteen years since Bill Poole WAS shot in
a brawl, and since then seldom has bullet car
ried more the look Of retribution thar that which
slew Fisk. Since Tweed's fall be vas the worst
maa in the city. lie WA corrupting our young
men with fearful rspiiity. A generation Of
Young Fisks vas growing into deviltry, and he
was truly their recognized head ss he was inst
Of his regiment Such a compound Of ignorance
nnd assurance Of reckless and swsggering mis-
management. of Sudacious robbery, of contempt
Of ali that was honest snd sacred and such
combination Of sll vices, except bloodshed, hss
never been seen in America before. Among the
grotesoue features Of his character WIS the SC
ceptance Of q military position by man who Nas
the tithesis Of all tnat is martial Deficient in
couf G snG iguorant of military affairs, be was
a sol ar so far as riding in front Of holiday
rars ie made him one. In countensnce ne b0-e
REGULARLY the marks Of human deb3sement. His
broad features we're only suggestive Of appetite,
except when III up with greed. His eyes were
leehercus. and the rest Of his vi5sge bore tie
stamp Of animal nature. 10 all save courage l
have often noticed ms portFaiIa ~ me f0lliE
Of the Broadway artist where his haif size is
seen in the csricsture Of uniform s1t erau-
letteE
Of this picture several copies Fere ordered at
S2)Oapiece, ,one foreach @. his bes; steamboats Sud
paid for oct Of the Erie speculation To read
FisS's character Alright, We must lock AZ the con
diton Of hIs laborers. l. has been said that the
mechanics and employees Of the Erie road were
f.eouprflv in q etefe Of MARTHA iu7ublrliuatign
for want Of pay. The funds for which ;heir
families suffered were squGEdered in Law suits.
dis position uas one obtained chiefly b. his sub
ferviency ss 8 tool for Jay Gould, who in return
for his services permitted him free range Of
appetite. Ia stature and build Fisk vas gross
and corpul5n.. The elssiciiy Of bis esriy day
had heen destroyed by his giut;onous litc aud he
,7as becoming dull sni hesyy in appearance. lie
vss an uuB.ell.y rider. and SAT % clCmsiiy on
bis saddle as TO present anything .ut military
arpegrarce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

For himself, no doubt, F.sk's death was ss 0p-
Fortune as could be desired, uniess one ila4s at
bis cnSnce Of repentance Hsl be lived longer
he would haye mst severe alversity Is esI'-
eut that the isy Of d" rings" and other ca1als Is
over. and the Erie ring might coon have ac0n
broken Just as the New York ring hSs been. ia
this case FISK would have been ousici from Bic
mastery over an ahcent treasury, snl might
have been turned airif1 TO seek his fortune
Hence it cannot be denied that 10 thisylc6 IF the
case De was wen killed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

Companion Z. S. Danan, VI. P. G. NJ
". ?. Russell. as D. P. G. VI
c. J. Soper, as T. l. G. NJ.
Is II. L. Sheldon, as r. / G NJ
L. H. STOW. as Grand Treasurer.
W II. 5. Whitcomb. IS Gr Recorder
4. NJ. Chapman, ss CIR. Capt. Guard.
{. TiWsller, ss CIR. Com. Of C. G.
Saml. Brooks. as CIR. Marshall
Peter +. Goodrich, as CIR SteWsrl
L. ;. CHAMPION, az CIR Sentinel.
The new Council is to be known AZ sIunsiu
Council, in honor of Judge Harvey NIunsiI, its
oldest member. The following named compsa-
ions are the officers which were daily elo,,el and
installed:
T. l. G. NJ A.. Hssseltine.
r. l. G. M.-Siincy Branch.
!. G. MA. Z. Nahum.
Trelsurer-H B. Wllisms
Eecorder-L s CHAMPION.
Pria. Com.-H S Sumner.
Captain Of Gusri-G. W Flint.
Msrshall-". L. Taylor
S:e6sri-L Bars 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

We make the following extracts from an in
teresting letter in the Troy Times from their
New York correspondent, concerning the chief
actors in the Fisk-Stokes tragedy;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

Itiooks out from the " all,
A rare child-face Of laughing light,
And gazing cn il morn and nigh.
/ ask, oh isthis alli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States sloop-Of-war TcOnderoga ar
rived In the harbOr Of Rio JaneirO IRON northern
cruise Oh Tuesday, February 10, and left again on
February 20 for Montevideo to relieve the nagship
Lancaster, which, was to take her place at Rio
JaneirO. The Tlconderoga was ordered to meet the
sloopOl-war Portsmouth, on her way from the
United States 10 Brazil with officers and crew to re-
lleve the Lancaster. the Officers aud crew OF which
were then to JOIN the Portsmouth and return to the
United STATES. ADMIRAL Lanman was 10 go home In
the mali steamer winch brought out his relief sup.
posed 10 ne Admiral jenkins.
man and Master Z, II Xrnod c" o,i arr w. d; new
JanerO on February Is ny mail steamer Meiill1ack.
and went to Montevide0 oy the TIconderoga there
TO JOIN nc seT, which vessel they have orders
The steamer Hasser with Professor Agassiz's
scientific party on board lett Rio anelro on Thurs.
day, February 49, for Montevideo, where they intend
to make larry OF five days Or week.
The United States man-of-war Snawmut was &C.
corning 70 the latest advices, still NJ Cndad Bolivar
The United States steamer Powhatan ani mon
tor Canonicus arrived at Lewes, Del, yesterday.
NAVAL ORDERS.
dent OF the Board or Examiners OF Ollicers for
Promotion: Lieutenant Commander Horace T.. Mul.
lany, TO the P0whatan; Lieulenants William NJ.
Paul, X. Mason Lester and Henry Il. Nichols, En-.
signs Emory l. Tanul and George 7. Calvo-
and Acting Gunner William Cuddy IN the
Lackawanna with the Pacific fleet. First Assistant
Engineer William X. Purse, and Second Assistant
Engineers n. N. knowton and Philip Miller 10 the
1allapoosa. Lieutenant Commander A. q. Kellogg
detached from the photographic once; Lieutenant
John G. Rich from the receiving shin New lamp.
deipha Navy fard Ensign A. n. TnacRara u from from
the naval station at League Island; Boatswain
dalia, and gunner James Hayes. from the Pnadei-
phia Navy Yard, and ordered to the LacKawanna;
CHARLES r. Eastman, from Inc washington NaSy
Yard 10 the Tallapoosa; Assistant Surgeon William
D. Davis, from the Norfolk Navy Yard 10 the Talla-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
COLLISION on THl HUDSOY.

Schooner sunk by Il Collision with the Pro.
peiisr j. l.. Busbroucix-NarrOw Escape Of
the S'rew-isarge Damaged.
AT seven O'Clock on Tuesday evening the pro.
pellor J. l.. HasDrOuck, Of PoughKeepsie, with the
barge Charles Spear, Of Newburg, in tow, ran
into schooner opposite Filty-nintn street, New
York city. The schooner name unknown,
was loaded with brick, ana sank In five
minutes g"er the COLLISION she was nedriy
cut in by the bow OF the pro.
peer, which struck her amldshlps. Three
OF her crew were promptly tahei; on board the
Iiasbrouck. fourth jumped OvcrOOald through
right but he was rescued, and tue accident was
unattended BY loss Of he Or personal injury The
schooner vas lacking ut the time OF the COLLISION,
which occurred aDOdt dark apd the prope!!er'S
mon say tney were not 70 blame Tor the accident,
that the had no lights up, ana the change
In her course was made SO suddenly that the
pilot OF tue llasDrOucN, having heavy barge In
tow, WAS unable 10 avoid the collision.
The pr, pciler was very lille inurea by the acct.
dent. The barge nad all her tow lines broken and
sustained o'Ler damage Wy beng struck by the
boom Of the schooner. The schooner was owned In
liavcrsiraw. rhc trip OF the HasbroucS and Spear
10 Newbulg was u very long Oae, occupying nom
SIX O'Clock on TUESDAY evening TO SIX on Wedncs.
day morning. Heavy Ice was encountered III the
Highlands. II thu present severe weather con j.
tinucs Tor 4 DAY or Two river navigation between
Newburg ara New YORK will be seriously lmpedcd,
as new ice Is forming all the time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

second Lieutenant James Ulio TO be first lieutenant
second Infantry; Second Lieutenant John J. Bishop,
10 he first Lieutenant, Thirteenth Infantry; First
Lieutenant Charles Il. Rabe, TO be captain Twenty
nltn infantry: Second Lieutenant Edward AlswOrth,
10 DC lrst lieutenant. 1wenty-hrth infantry; First
Lleutenant NofVal l.. NOkes 10 he captain IN the
Marine cores and Second LleulenanG John H..
sherburne, 10 be first lieutenant IN the Marine corps.
Personal.
General Rufus ingalls,, Depot Quartermaster at
New York, Is IN Washington to take charge of tho
interests OF the Officers OF the army affected by the
proposition to overturn a large number OF army
appointments made in ls66 and promote officers
claiming the appointments by what is known In
the army as the RUE of seniority.
General Randolph d. Marcy, Inspector General OF
inc united States Army, land author OF maGy mill
tafy and border "reminiscences, is quartered at the
Arlington while presiding over The board to revise
the army regulations.
Colonel Frederick A. Conkllng, brother OF the
Senator, Is in Washington, In connection with the
New York Custom House investigation.
Minister De Long, OF Japan, is still at the Airing
ton, assuming to take care Of the Japanese En-
bassy and scanning the outlook OF Nevada politics
with an eye to United States Senatorship.
EX-Representatiye ID. w. GOoch. OF Boston. Is
spending the congressional season In Washington
appearing as counsel and attorney In many pending
matteN before the committees.
Lieutenant Francis v. Greene United States
Army Is in Washington, ON a short leave from his
company in North Carolina
Baron Gustavus Opitz and General F. c. Earring.
ton, OF YOkOnama, Japan. are visiting the members
OF The Japanese Embassy now In Washington.
Supervising Inspector General Belknap, OF the
Steamboat Inspection Service, ana George w. Blunt
OF New York, are in Washington on Official bus
ness.
Rear Admiral stringham. Port Admiral OF the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, Is in Washington on business
with the War Department.
General John 7. CroXton. formerly a division
commander under General Grant in the West, and a
prominent republican politician OF Kentucky. Is ON
brier business visit to Washington.
Reverdy johnson, formerly United States sena.
tor from Maryland, ana late Minister to Eng.
land, Is stopping at Sykes Imperial Hotel Washing
Ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
PROVIDENCE, r.. l., March 20, 1872

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March 20, 1872
The Rhode Island Democratic state Convention
met IN t1s city this morning. A. J. BarDaoy was
chosen President. Nominations lor state omcers
were made as follows:--For Governor, Olney Ar
mold, OF Providence; Lieutenant Governor, Charles
II. Curer OF Warron; secretary OF state, William
4 MIXER of Bristol: Attorney General, george N.
T,iss OF East Providence; General Treasurer, Will
liam r. Congdon, or Newport
Af,er some debate upon the proprlety OF senIing
,ceate, 10 the National Convention not yet called,
the fgIIOwlng dele gates we're chosen to the Demo-
cratic National Convention, u one ls held=Amasa
snrsyuc LYMAN Pierce, William b. Beach, Nicholas
Van Vlyck, Nathan H. Could Elisha c. Clarke,
TnomaS A. Reynolds. Edward w. Brunsen. No
rcsoiul,ons were adopted. State Central CON-
miitee was appointed and the Convention al.
tourHei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
NEW YORK CITY.

The Chamber OF Commerce invite any member, or
0hcr persons interested on The subject to furnish
writing any statement OF facts or reasons which
they may deem desirable In order TO facilitate u
proper examination OF the lnerils OF the new
coinage bill now before the Congress oil the United
States.
The directors of the Mercantile Library have
determined to OBTAIN the opinion o. the members
OF that association rs to whether the library snail
be kept open on Sunday. Blanks for the signatures
OF nose IN favor oil aud against the opening " the
library ON t1at DAY have been leii at the Superin.
tcndcnts desk, In the reading room; a. the Casl.
ier's desk IN The library. anu at te branch 0ice,
20 Gear street.
The ohio forger, John Side, who was arrested
day before yesterday while acting as conductor on
a Second avenue car by the officers rom The cen.
trail once. on charge OF having forged his fathers
name to checks covering the amount OF $4,000,
was taken 10 the Tombs Police Court yesterday
morning ana was Iemanded by Judge bowling to
await the action Of the Governor OF ONO, IN wnicn
State the offence was committed.
The funeral Of ex-Judge James Raynor Whiting
took place yesterday at 81. Bartholomew's church,
corner OF Great Jones street and Lalay cite place.
Tho assemplsge was very large. The services were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Cooke, and the Rev. Dr.
hiram Barney, Charles r. Kirkland, Shepherd
KNAPP, Frances II. jerks, D. 4. Laid, Henry Nicon.
was borne to the marble cemetery in Second street
and was followed by the directors OF the SAFE De-
post Company In u body.
At meeting OF the Board OF Underwriters yes
terday, q communication was read from Chlef Ln'
gineer Tracy against the repeal OF the Legislative
bill Of February, 1871 now pending IN me icglsla,
tnre. After discussion the OllowinS resoiuion was
unanimously adopcd:-
Resolved That the New York Board OF Underwriters 9?
herehv rotest against The repeal OF the bill OF February
1911 introduced hy Judge Robertson ana we obeers any
hereby request tbh said Dill OF
rarns,v ISL sbo not repealed and that the wants
of The e,tv OF New eqoe the purchase of The lakes
and pondp 10 be purchased Tor the use of
,bs eKf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

Loss o, Lie in wu,er,owr.

WATERFOWL n. Y, March 20, 1872
The house OF farmer named Robert Bowlca, near
Theresa, was burned on Monday night. The family
were Obliged to leave the house IN their night
clothes, ana several Of them had their limbs badly
frozen. Mr. Bowles was so severely burned Whine at
tempting to save the children thai he died the next
day. lie was wealthy farmer, and besides large
amount OF property destroyed he lost number or
government bonas IN The flames. The cause o. ne
fire Is unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
RICHMOND, Va,

RICHMOND Va, March 20, 1872.
The bnl repudlatng all liability for the one.thira
OF the state debt assigned to West Virginia passed
IN the Senate to-day, and goes to the Governor.
This repudiates the certificates issued under the
Funding act, and known as the West virginia cerh-
icates, ~
The Governor win probably veto this bill; blu, it
VIII become q law Notwithstanding. As West Vlr.
ginia has declared she IL not liable for any OF the
debt this places those certificates In verv awkward
pOa tom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
ST. LOUIS WATER BONDS.

ST. LOUIS NO.. March %, 1877
Bids for 100000 ST. Louis water bonds were
opened to-day. the successful bidder was the Ma
tiOna Bank vi the state OF Missouri AZ 0s a. three
New York houses connected,
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Fire in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 70, 1872.
The extensive sash and blind factory oil Robinson
& Cunningham on Canton avenue, together with
the agricultural implement manu'actory and the
Baltimore Car wheel factory adjoining, were Durned
this morning. Owing 10 high wind the buildings
were speedily consumed. They covered an area OF
one block. Inc loss by the fire cstI.
mated about Ss0,000. Robinson d Cunningham
suffered TO the extent Of about $4,000
and the Baltimore Car Wheel Company
the balance Robinson cunningham were III.
surcd Tor $3S,50O in the following onices:-Fire.
mcns, $l2,s0o; Maryland, s3,325; German, S., 500;
Royal OF Liverpool, s6,375; Franz lin, Of Pnilaiel.
plIa, 81 ,500 Fire aud Marine, OF Wheeling Si,S75;
Franklin, OF Wheeling, $3.50; Ctizens Fire and
Marine, Of Wheeling, $500; Farmers Mutual, of
YORK, Pa. s. 2oo; West Virginia, $1,000. and Pea
body, OF Wheeling 5 900. The Baltimore car
Wheel Company were insured In the cleveland
Office Tor $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
THE OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT COMMITS
SION,
COLUMBUS, OHIO. March 20. 1872.

COLUMBUS, UnIO, MATCH 20 I5,2
Governor Moves to-day appointed N d. Horton
OF Pomeroy; John q. PEBBLES, OF Portsmouth;
Robert Martin, OF steubenvnle; Thomas J. Sner.
lock and Benjamin Eggcst0n, OF Cincinnati, as
members OF the permanent commission 10 look
after the Improvement ol the ONO RIVER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
Filth Avenue Theatre.


"Fernande," Sardou's inimltable play, which has
been SO clcyerly and arlisticaliy adapted to the
American stage by ltterdeMr OF this city. was pre-
sented last night at this theatre for the benefit OF
Miss Fanny M0rant The well-known 56neaciaiYe
succeeded In attracting very large and entnusias.
TIC audience, and she played the role OF the jealous
vindictive Clothde with even more fire and passion
than al the first representation OF the play. The
rest OF The cast as as ioows-The Marquis Andre,
Mr.. Louis James; Php Pomerol, Mr.. d. II. liar
Kns; the Commandeur Jarbi, Mr.. James Lewis;
RoqueWiie, Mr.. De We're; Bracassn Nj. G. Parkes;
inc Baron, Mr.. +. CHAPMAN; Alfred, Mr..
Pierce; Frederick, Mr.. Beekman AnOlne,
Mr.. Godfrey; Fernando, Miss Mary Cary;
tho Countess ClOtnllda, Miss Fanny MoTant;
Georgetia lPOmerol's wlfcl, Miss Fanny Davenport;
Madame Seneshal, Nellie Mortimer; Madame Dc
La brenne, kGtc ClaxtOn; the Baroness, Louise
yoner; Peachbioom, Roberta Norwood; Gihrater,
Ida Ycrance; rheresc Louise VOlmer; maid servant,
Miss Griffith. The principal changes in the cast
from the FIRST was the substitution OF Miss Mary
Cary for Agnes Ethel as Fernando, and MI james
Tor Mr.. Clark as Tie Marquis Andre. The rest OF
the cast renamed intact, ana was efficient as
before. MIR. james played the part OF the young
Marc lis far more efficiently tnau his predecessor,
and created qulle favorable impression. We re-
greet TO say tina, we cannot make the same state
mcnt about Miss Cary, who failed utterly TO give
tOne to the tender sympathetic character OF Fer.
nande Tonight .'WIves ~ They Wereu VIII be pre-
fcned Tor thu FIRST time tins season.
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BILLIARD MATCH IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, M

MONTREAL, March 20, 1872.
billiard match, 800 points up, for $500 AMI the
championship OF the Dominion, was played Tonight
nj ChadwicK's Hall, between Jakes, or CobOurg
and Bennett of Toronto. The former Winning bY 3I7
points