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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
THE DAILY NATTON7
A YOUNG LADY SHOT.
LOVE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER,

ir,--. su-Ie Darhwsrth shc, ., by Her
Lover, n Cterh ~ tho Ccss, surycy--
Tcrrisle scenes nj the Residence OF
ID. yIctIt,-Docter. Morgan rnd Leech
Called In-Hi-tory Of the Families
Tho wepiaLbe Nturderer SIN NJ LARGE.
4 young gentlsman, employed in the Coast
survey, by the name Of Benner, who, for some
time past, has been paying his unsuccessful at
tentions 10 very estlmable younE lady by the
name Of Miss susie DankwOrth, whose residence
Is on Maryland avenue, near Twelfth street, Wis
tied her house last night, between II and II
O'Clock, and asked to see her. Being refused, he
begged that she would present herself at the
window for a moment, as he had something very
important for her, and which
sus suortB REcEivE.
After god deal OF hesitation aud reluctance
she hoisted the parior window, and a. she did so
he drew = pistol carrying q larHc-sizcd ball and
nrcd the ball entering her right side and passing
out In front, going round her ribs. Miss bank.
worth rushed back into the Kitchen where, she
found the servants who hal not yet retired, aud
who alarmed the nelphbors. one Of them was
Immediately set for.
IN. J. v. aoFGAH,
on arriving, found the young iady suffer
ing greatly from her terrible wound and bleeding
freely. she was ahle 10 speaH. Or. Morgan,
assisted by Dr. lsech, who hal also arrived,
dressed the wounds and left her with hopes Of
recovery, although her wound Is a very
dangerous one, AMI last night is result couhl
hardly he determined.
Miss Dankwurth lived with her mvther
VINO Is WIDOW,
and both are highly esteemed by their ntiHhbOts
aud friends. Her father has been dead several
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
amRIIPes,

Tue following cases Of smallpox Mere reported
Eighteenth, street northwest; one on U street,
between One-half and First streets southeast F;
two In an alley between X and l. aud sixth and
seventh streets southwest one al No. -
Virginia. avenue southwest one on q street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets southwest (;
one on Suits farm, In the county one on y
street, between Third and four-and-a-half
streets southwest; one at No. 1918 = street
southeast; one at the corner OF N and Union
streets southwest; one at No. % Virginia avenue
nine cases al no, 2s29 L street, corner Of Twenty
third street northwest
The following death was also reported: Al
Mary Campbell's, 10 alley between X and l. anh
sixth and Seventh streets southwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
BIDS for Erecting the new school BsiidinH
In tseergetswn.

At noon yesterday Messrs. Curtis, MOfitt, Dun
lop and Hyde, Of the Georgetown school trus-
tees, Superintendent Wilson, and Mr. Cluss, arrh-
lteCt, opened the bids for the erection Of the new
school building on second street, Georgetown, In
the once OF the last named, The bids footed up
as follows! 8. s. hunt, ti, ia; A. W. Sweeney,
o., 400 bright Humphrey, SIS, sS3; J.. ]. Frey
Fleming, tI4,sT2; W. u. Downing A Bro, 81, 800;
II. winRate, fs2,It9; J. y. Yates, tsIs09.03; J.
W. Henderson, tsI, 996; JAS. o. Naylor, .95.
The board In executive session awarded the con-
tract to Mr.. Hunt, and requested him TO file
bond In the sum Of te5 600 for the faithful eNecu-
ton Of the work by Monday noon, When the con-
tract will he ready for signing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
THE EPISCOPAL HOARD OF MISSIONS.
Meeting Of the Maryland Auxiliary Mt the
Church Of the Epiphany.

The Maryland auxiliary TO the board Of mis-.
siCns held the nrst Of a series Of meetings at the
Church of the Epiphany last evening in the
presence Of a large and intelligent congregation.
After the reading Of the evening service, Bishop
Plnckney introduced Rev. Or. levin, Of Charles
county, Nd, who spoke on diocesan missions,
~ follows
REv. DIN. LrwG's SPEECH.
He said that the last general convention recon-
menied that the board Of missions organize aux
Hilary boards to give Information Of the Church
to those within diocese. lie thought II an cN-
celent ldea. They were expected to 10 good to
all men, especially unto the household Of faith. 90
II was not Necessary TO urge the churchmen Of
this city 70 give to missions. Any service ren-
dered to God must he reasonable, AMI TO be so
one must be well acquainted with all the sur
roundinfs, THIS Is applicable 70 all work +,
especially TO those working for Christ. lie did
not doubt that all were well informed on the
subject Of missions, but would say a few wUrls
about the counties adjacent 10 this city. The
lower counties OF Maryland are being connected
with the District by commerce, and their vel
fare should he OF interest TO the churches here.
IN Prince Georges there are nine parishes and
three Of them vacant, having no shepherd to
teach the principles OF religion. There IL not
single one OF them that gives
DECENT srrroRr To TliB MINISTER.
Charles county has I'VE parishes, and, excluding
his own, there was not another able TO give
clergyman proper support.
lie nal frequently been called upon 10 go
thirty miles from home TO see the slck rr dying
and administer communion.
~. MRry's county has i've pari5hes, but our
rector receives over 1900 year. and out OF that
pays for the keeping Of his horse; but II was
creditahio to the people TO say that they were
dUinR all they could
Talbot county has three parishes; one vacant,
and which they were asking TO have nlled. lie
suggested that II was not only a duty to give,
hut also TO avail themselves Of opportunities Tor
doing good, anil were responsible To UOd In tail
Ing to accept such opportunities. lie beseeched
them, IN giving, 10 remember their ncig hbUIs,
REr. IN. LEEDS srEECn.
kcy, hT, Leeds, of baltimore, snake brieny an
the same subject, and said that tie idea OF mis-
slons resolved itself into that Of extending the
Christian circle and service. The time would
never come when they cannot nnd the need OF
spreading the Gospel near at home. The pOpu-
htion was increasing rapidly, and demanded
more houses Of worship. In New York when
"Old Trinity" was built there was about one
church for four thousand persons to-day there
are seventy churches for seventy thousand COM
municants. Instead II aalninR they were con-
stantly falling In the rear. Maryland was laid
out IN twenty-five parishes, when the population
q the State did not number over twenty i've
thousand.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

Last night Mr.. and Mrs. II. q, Wheeler gave a
niasque party at their Teaidenoe, No, 1881 sixth
street south, which was largely attended. The
guests, as on similar occasions, were Hospitality
Entertained, and the arairwas y decided success
Among the costumes were number decidedly
original In design, and much merT1ment was Oc-
casloned by the wearers. After spending d
pleasant evening all departed, leaving behind
the best wishes for the continued good fortune
nf the hDstg
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TIE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.


Bridge Across the Georgetown Aqueduct
Mr.. Sawyer introduced bill In the senate yes
10 the Alexandria canal. II requires the lessees
Of said canal 10 operate and maintain upon the
aqueduCt piers, and In connection with the
present aqneduCt bridge, bridge Of wood, iron,
or stone for the passage Of persons, animals and
vehicles at the following specified rates Of toll
For each foot passenger, one cent; for horse and
rider two cents, for horses or horned cattle, one
cent each; for twO-hOrse vehicles eight cents
each way, or fifteen cents for the round trip;
aud for each vehicle drawn by four animals,
twelve cents, The bin was referred ~ the Com
nlittUe on District Of Columbia.
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JAY COOKE 80 co

t,eucrui Agent. for the District Of Coiun,bin,
yirpisia, North Ccrciinr, and seu's caro-
tinnt
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK hRPuBLfC,
LEwfB JOHNSON a co,
FAINT, WASHINGTON 4 CO,
MIDDLETON a CO,
WASHINGTON CITY stN s BANK,
IN MEMS SAVINGS TRUST coh
PANY' -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

The lecture before the class VI Christian work
ers by Dr.. Tiffany, which was to have taken
place this evening before the class OF Christian
workers OF the Young Mems Christian AAsOoia-
tlOn, Is to be given In March, and the Hon. VIM
WEIGH anil GcO II. Stuart, Of Philadelphia, will
address this class AZ $50 his cfenins, In Lincoln
nail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

Last night, while Mr.. 4. Z. Burbank, Of chi
cagO was visiting some friends al No. = lngl,
place, Capitol Hill, thief entered the hall, st0l.
his OverJoat and silk hat, tho two valued At SO
and disappeared. No tldlhgs have yet been Oh
mined vi tic nlunheIeT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
AMUsEMEN


~ willard Hall.
The successful dsbtaanls, Miss NAY Gallagher
will enjoy q complimentary testimonial at VIII
Lard hall tomorrow evening. ny special re-
quest "SAn, the Good for Nothing" In which
she male her debut, viii he repeated, with Miss
lows, she will sing In character her original song
OF "Splnster Green" and "The OH OF the Period"
The whole will conclude with the amusing COM
susan. She will he ably supported by members
OF ne Old National company. This announce
ment WIN be real with pleasure. w
The Theatre ComIaue.
4 very large audience cheeretl On the perform
ances At the Comique last night. The talented
company did their best IL please, and were re-
ssaricd with deserved applause. HHFa
,sIrtrepeiIian Variety Theutre.
y Tho D.ltalie troupe and oil tho inc yariets
artists at the Metropolitan Afforded most accept
able amusement TO It's patrons last night. To-
morrow evening Mr.. James Porter has his COM
pllmentary benefit. As comedian and stage
manager Mr.. Porter has made warm friends here.
and special preparations have been nade for this
event .. "A
'H o The Hamptou ss.udeu,.. Dol. ...
The Hampton Students Oiled Lincoln hall last
evening, and all present expressed the truest
delight, special applause being given TO the
songs 'way Down Egypts Lan,l,r " John saw
de Holy Number slttin' on dc Golden Altar" and
who'll Jlne do upionI" Inis evening they
inIu les all their most popular songs.
Wallis New Opera House.
1t should not be forgotten that Walls new
opera-house will be opened for the nrst time
next saturday evening, and that Jefferson plays
Rip Van wiukls. r-..u...
rr Mr.. Bellew.
TLe London Ti0,es describes Mr.. Bellews read
ings as "redolent Of genius" and all the other
journals Of high rank unite in saying that he has
no living rival. lie Ia spoken Of by one New
York paper as 4" condensed Wallacks heAtre.n
lie is equally great In the high dramatic aud the
broadcast humorous pieces.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

orlsanb La praying Tor The eIts1alon "a . patent
issued on the Sth day 81 August 81, for an i'm.
pIoyqment In Machines for Rolling Fabrics
cloaea on the 18th day Of Anril neTti that the
ime i9T 4ling hfE'lmenn and tho ETaminer,a report
said petition he hoard on the 9th day OF April next
Any peraon may oppose THIS extension.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUB
eflhe blstSct q cclsm6ta, holding sieeiai Term.
letters OF on the personal estate
o., deoessed, Alpergons having clRims against the
hald deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit tue same
with the vouchers thereof to the Bnbscriber on OF
before the 18th day Of February neIti they may
othsiwtss BY law bs excluded from an 6snShi Of the
and;! w hand this ish e EsRTpsy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19
IADIe water IFOOnIIfI,rny


The contractor will be required 70 report weekly
under oath, the number OF cards manufactured
innisRed. unfinished, aud spoiled the nulnpel
for issue; all spoiled cards to be destroyed BY the
contractor In the presence Of the asrntof the De
plrtmeut.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

u. II. WARHER, uuCtlUneer, will sell on March
20 . twO-si0ry brick house In InlOntOwn. Also
on March Il three-stOTy brick house No. 1919
Eighth street northwest Also MAruh a three
story brick dwelling on the corner Of Z and Four
teenth streets southwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

Loan LyIross estate al KnebwOrth "a sup
posed 10 have yielded him an income Of about
tIn,Oo0 year. This, with the copyright Of his
for many years. enabled him TO live comfortably,
and TO place him In the position Of being the
most opulent literary man Of modern times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteen u street,
pay per cent. per anrum On deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . 10 4; sAtur-
days, Q to and 6 to :.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

The Supreme Grand Lodge, !. u. q. 4. aud u,
Of \. In Amcrica, have notified the puddle that
nnles. ssiabllshcl ~ ipe Alcient P,ihaeorss,
District VI Columbia aid States o. the south
Atlantic coast known as the Sons and Daughters
Of Sanaria. This would aecIh 10 settle the matter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19


Mate OF iacts from any Of those already given,
TUE coLnhllllee mud from the evidence as fol-
lows; MI. BROOKS mad been a warm advocate OF
iacl1o IhllrUal, both IN Congress aud In the
pubic press, After persons Interested in the
Union Pacific road had obtained control of the
credit mobllier charter, and organized under il
for the purpose Of making II Construction conn
pHny TO build the road, DR.. Durant, who was
then the leading man IN the enterprise, made
great Efforts TO get thf stock Of the credit mo-
bler taken. Mr.. Brooks was friend Of Dr, Du-
rant, and he made some effort TO aid DR.. DuTnnt
IN getting subscriptions for the stock, Introduced
the matter 10 some capitalists In New York, but
bis Efforts were not crowned with success.
During this period Mr. Brooks had talked with
Dr. DUfunt about taking some OF the stock for
himself, and had spoken OF taking fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars Of IT,, but no definite
contract was made between them, aud Mr.
Brooks was under no legal obligation TO take the
ntockt or Duraht to give II to him. ln October,
1901, Mr bfoOAs was appointed by the President
one OF the Government directors Of the Union
Paclnc road. In December, 1891, after the stock
Of the credit m0bllier was understood by those
familiar with the Affairs between the Union
Paclnc and the credit mOhllier TO he worth YeTy
much more than par Mr. Brooks applied 10 DF.
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Durant, and claimed that Re should have two
hundred shares Of credit moblller stock.
II does not appear that Mr.. Brooks claimed he
bad any legal contract for stock that be could
any way legally bound 10 let him have any, but
still, on account " what had been sald, and the
efforts Of Mr. Brooks 20 aid him, he considered
himself undor obligations to satisfy Mr. Brooks
The stock has been so far taken up, and was
then In such demand that Durant could not well
comply with Brooks demand for two hundred
shares. After considerable neRoyiatlon u was
nnally adjusted between them by Durant agree.
ing TO let Brooks have one hundred shares o.
credit mnhier stock and giving him with "
5000 Of Union Pacific bonds and go, 900 Of Union
Pacific stock. Or. Durant testlnes that he then
considered credit mOblller stock worth double
the par value, and that the bonds and stock ne
was 10 give Mr.. Brooks worth about ts.opo, 80
that he saved about $1,000 by not giving Brooh
the additional one hundred shares he claimed,
After the negotiation had been concluded he
tween Mr.. Brooks aud Dr. Durant, Mr.. Brooks
said that as he was a Government director OF
the Union Pacific road, and as the law provided
such directors should not he stockholders In that
company, he would not holl this stock, and d.
reCted Dr. Dutant TO transfer II to Charles II.
Nelson, his sOn-n.law.
The whole negotiation with Durant was con.
Quoted by Mr.. brooks himself, aud NellsOn had
nothing to do with the transaction except TO re-
Ceiyc the transfer. The $4,000 to pay for the one
Fsesye tRs w. Sco S6uSs which sa@S
with the stock. The certificates u transfer Of
the one hundred shares FROM Durant TO Nelson
e dated December 20, 1891; on me 81 OF Jann.
Union Pacific bonds paid on the credit mOblller
stock. The bonds were received by Nelson, but
passed over at once TO MI. brooks. Il Is claimed
both by Mr.. Brooks and Nelson that the ti0,OO0
paid BY Mr.. Brooks for the stock was a loan Of
that sum by him to Nelson, and that the bonds
he received from Durant and those received for
the dividend were delivered and held by him as
collateral security for the loan. No note or Obll-
CATION was given t0t the money by Nelson, nor,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

NuOire ruock 81 fnperhuuhlnhSp Ne'p
Al reduced prices 10 make room for spring stock,
At MAHEhITERS,
No. 40 Seventh street, between ID and Y streets,
embracing all grades Of papeThangings and
lngs, ChrOmos and photographs, Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut Gilt,
Velvet, &c,; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
THE HEw CoLOsNADE HOTEL, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is within four blocks Of all the newspaper oflces.
WHEN CONSUMERS buy directly from tue manu-
iacturcT they get better and cheaper articles.
GOlay 4 Morrill,, corner Fifteenth and i streets,
watches from their manufactOry In Geneva.
Repairing done by skillful wofkmen.
The CHEAT english REMEDY for GuuI and
ssS ssRs x on S H S hSST are sG sa
yised % use Blairs Goat and Rheumatic Pulls;
enectual remedy ever offered IN the public, and
have b cen universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PRoUT a HARsAsT, $50 strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
6l6 PURE FRENCH UANDY sIS
Is manufactured daily, and sold at the low price
Of " eeRts FER PPlld, A. glG rennsyiyania ave-
ONE or THE BEST STOCKS W
CLOTHING
In Washington
10 be sold
by the list Of Maruh.
10 regard u price no such Inducements have
ever been offered.
moan WALLER a CO.,
Metropolitan Hotel Building.
oil Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth
and seventh streets.
worDTRFUI-I Ge0rge C0omhs, $40 PennsJl
yania avenue, between Snlh and Tenth streets,
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Is selll1e -iher 1nezt French candjes At the low
pfics 81 y kc,nia PER pvunA A ksil vin lfllsft
usdaiiy soid iot soSsn,s, 10. cooHss, Ocs Penr
ayiYAnia avenue. lllH HiH ~. '# ~
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corner n seventh street aud Louisiana ayenu,
rays per cent. interest on ali dnnOaltA, Dspoi
Us can be male AMI drawn Al win.
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Az A.IosT OF NEW AHTisTs. :,
TO- TO- "A IA u sTisss, H. To- IT,
1 The nss .E sS fs ss so Rt sss S
hs IeiES, sS S SiSr SC Ts ztfhYn the
ms above engaged at The enormous salary Of sso'
pfMas .sss MAzoBA HIsALpI and LOUISE BLISS,
Double soma sId DsDca Lsdisl. Lkw SPENCER
and HAIRY PRICE, Dulch and Ethiopian ypme
%f ;f A., dS2PSSIS TIetYSS BysS NESfI
LII THURSDAY EVENING. -YREBRUkItY -.
nHNEfIr or
JAMES PORTER.
The Popular Comedian. Observe dcscrfpthe pills
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Jos. T. K. Plant,

NUTNHf TUHIsrU NM JUbTTVE UF
THE PEACE,
ALSO 7r.rr-rt
Com niissioner Of Deeds for the states and
Terrifories,
Corner Of 4 aud Eighth streets northwest Wash.
mston City, ID. u,
n. B.-5stnts Depesitions and other paper
Specially. nolan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

In addition, the contractor Will he required 70
furnish labels, and direct the AaIr9 Tor each rack
the agent Of the Department; together with Al
other hnhs 20 ee ipfiosed Ti,n me eaTas
terly returps relating TO the number OF cards iur
nished, aud stock on hand OF IN process VI manu-
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ ,., WAsHISoToH, D. e., Feb l. ls1l
On the petition u HRaRY a. LIosABp' al Taup
TON n,55ss ptaying for the extension oi patent
nroysm No hn 81 ne lOth day Of May 1852 Tor an
II II ordafed that the testimony In tho case 10
lI9e Ior Ming arguments aud Tho EIaminer's report
% limlteh 70 the 18th day ~ April ne1t and thaf
next " - N'' Va -'l""
hpy PfIson may Oppose lhls extension.
i"lJh VI ID, lEddEfr, Commissioner
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CITY ITEMS.

q. l.. VITO 4 10, I1O Eleventh street, aRaprc-
pared to repair and tune pianos.
THE members Of Acacia Lodge, No. Is, arr re-
guestCd 10 meet tonight. W.
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ldtla and Ind.

Sll-wUDl CaSsimere Coats at o..
Atwood Cashmere Coats at o..
All-wOnl Cashmere Vests ut o.,
Atwood Cashmere Vests AZ o.. .r
No. 10, iSts aud II Linea CollaIs, Is cents Per
dozen.
At A. sANs 4 Co.'S, $40 seventh street.
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Fss!s.Siiass S,$Efk issssaSsss:

next. The reprc s.ntatious heretofore given Nv
this association have been excellent, and Doubt
less their numerous friends will receive this an-
nounecinent with much pleasure. w
Uncle Freddy CoOuibs " getting IN a Ioint
to rrNseuutc his Claims the original inventor
Of the electric telegraph. lie says he Ia gDlng
| distribute little Stock "where II will do the
most COOL, but Promises not 10 kcer "mcmo-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-19

MR.J. VI. BELLEw
MIL GIVE TWO DRAMATIC READINGS Al
LINCOLN HALL,
On tbs EVENINGS Of FEBRUARY q And =, com.
niencins at 9 o'clock precisely.
Reserved seat tickets, a. For sale Of Philip 4
bolomonH' bookstore. pil PennA. avenue, where PRO
grainmes may also be obtained. febigu
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worDTRFUI.-I. George Coomhs, $40 PennsJl
yania avenue, between Sinh and Tenth streets
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THE NEW CoLOsNADE IIOTEL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Is within four blocks of all the newspaper Offices
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| United sTATEs PATENT OFFICE,

United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAHHIHgIos, u, O., February T. IsIl
,,on the pstiu9n q Jug BkBR and HEsRY L
EdSssrd 81 b5SSs ss N X Sdi79i PIN ". Of
Sp the lo6 diS q May is's' for an Improvement IN
u 4 ordered that the testimony in the case be
hms Tor hlpg arnllnenls aud the E4amlnsTs report
be limited % tho leth day n April peat, aud That
next ~ " 'i'H
hii RsS'0n may oYPVsf s sAi1 ssFisPs s.oD
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w FILA M ALL.

wv u T. II ID II 4 4 Z.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ~, Is7S,
GRAND Complimentary Testimonial 10 the succea
MISS MAY GALLAGHER
Wien ne Will appe.r ~ parts rSiae.i' ~ hsr
comedy entitled TURN HIM OFT; And Will sinH
| iilb: commcnce at AdmiasIon, o.. febl9n