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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22
METROPOLITAK LETTER.


THE BABY CoNFLICT-
ING STATEMENTS THE DIsGRAcED
MOTHER AND LIoNIzED FATIIEa-A
LAW THAT COVERS SUCH CASES.
KNOXVILLE. Oct. 20, 1873.
DEAR GAZETTE The shipment
of a new born babe, ''right1side up,
with care" by Doctress French, of
our place, to Mrs. Mann. of Athens,
has been the absorbing topic for the
last few days.
Mrs. Mann did not accept the con-
signmenty bRt forthwith returned the
precious freight to the Doctoress,
but by carrier who had not been
impressed with the sccresy OF his
mission-hence the hubbub.
The Doctoress was interviewed by
the police and news gatherers. and
the tale as she told it was published
i'll our dailies. Mrs. Mann was charg-
ed with being accessory, but over her
own signature a card is published in
which she denies the charge. The
Doctorcss will have to rise to ex-
plain l hope the ladies will be
able to adjust the difficulty without
resorting to pistols for two and cof-
fee for one 1t is stigmatized as a
breach, too common it is true, in the
South; but little g ArabeIIa Ross
am informed is being properly car
ed for by respectable lady in North
Knoxville, whilst many of her kind
North find rest in rivers and reser-
voirs, and a mothers shame is COW
cred. But while shame and disgrace
will ever attach to the name of little
Arabella Ross and her unfortunate
mother, the heartless villain called
''father" will be still ''lord of crea-
tion," caressed, it may be, by the
community in which he lives, and
where his crime of crimes was per-
petrated. Who knows but that he
may be prominent man and the
recipient of a grand serenade on his
return home from the mountains of
East. Tennessee, where he left his
dishonored wife, a stranger in a
strange land, to bring forth the fruit
of his perfdy.
In the absence OF any law to pun
ish the seductionist, l am decidedly
in favor of fostering the spirit that
actuated a loving brother to shoot
Richards. proprietor Of the Academy
of Music, at Nashville, a few days
since.
The taking OF mans life for will
full. deliberate and premeditated Sc
duction, should be legalized and
made honorable.
Truly, U. B. Down.
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RrLLEE 70 MEMPHLS.

Contributions form all parts of the
county are flowing to the relief of
the sick and destitute of the terribly
scourged city of Memphis. The es-
timatcd expenses Of the different re-
lief associations of the city are ST.
600 per day, aud tn S sum has been
supplied freely and cordially by con-
tributions from the people of almost
every locality in the Union, without
the necessity Of urgent appeal. The
fact that tho poor are suffering for
medicines, food and nurses, and that
little children are bereft of parents
and homes, destitute and suffering,
arouses the warmest sympathies of a
warm hearted people, and they re-
spond beautifully and cheerfnlly. If
there ever was case calling for the
deepest feelings of sympathy with
humanity in distress, it is the situa-
ton of Memphis at this time. 1t is
a hOlier charity than missionary con-
tributions, church engagements. or
anything of the kind, and we are
gratifed to know that Morristown
has not been backward nor illiberal
in ah'ording generous relief. Maj.
John Murphey furnishes us the fol-
lowing statement of the amount en-
trusted to his care to be forwarded.
Our Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges have done well, but only
pcrfo med a duty that with them is
ofteuer in secret than in public.
To the Editor of the NIorristown Gazette:
l this day forwarded, by Express,
to J. P. Prescott, Esq, Secretary of
the General Relief Committee, l. O..
o. F.. Memphis, Tenn, $50 55-$25
of which amount was donated by
Morristown Lodge. No. 1873, /. 0. o.
F., and the balance raised by private
contributions.
Also, 1 forwarded by Express, to
A. J. Wheeler, Secretary of Masonic
Board of Relief, Memphis, Tennes-
see, $69-$5O of which amount Nor
ristown Lodge, No. PSI, contributed,
and the balance was made up by pri-
vate contributions from the members
of said Lodge-making the total
contribution of our town to the af-
flicted people of Memphis 1929 So.
October liz 1s73 John NTTTRPHEY
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HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
The East Tcmmcssee Directors.

The East Tennessee Directors.
Governor Brown has appointed
Hon. G.. NJ. McGhee, of Knoxville,
Col. John G.. King, of Bristol, and
DIR. z. d. Sims. of Chattanooga, the
committee authorized by the last
Legislature to purchase sites and
erect buildings for the Insane
Asylum to be erected in East Ten
nessee. The act under which this
Committee is appointed was publish
cd by us a few weells ago. 1t pro-
Vides for the erection of two addi-
tional hospitals for the insane in
Tennessee, one III East and one in
West Tennessee, the sum Of SIS, 900
being appropriated for each. Each
tract of land is required to be good,
tillable land, with a bountiful supply
drumming water, and large facilities
for drainage from the hospital site,
and to be 8 within n convenient dis
tance of some city or town, and of
easy access by railroad" We have
all ready said that the town of
MorristoWn was one of the three
natural and prominent points for its
location, and urged our people to
take some active steps towards Sc
curing It. The committee to make
the selection is now known, aud it is
time for action. They have twelve
months from the date of their APP
l1ointment within which TO select
sites and make purchases, but it
would be well TO act in the matter
without delay. The appointees are
gentlemen Of known probity, intelli-
gences and business capacity, in
whose hands the public interests will
not be allowed to suffer.
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g=g Col. Dr9 James Gillespie, of
Washington, Rhea county, died in
Athens, on Saturday, 18th after a
protracted illness. He was Captain
of a voluntee cavalry company in the
Mexican war, and subsequently for
years represented his district in the
State Legislature. Probably no one
in his county was more personally
popular, or more universally beloved.
He was a noble, true hearted man,
whose death will be sad news to
hundreds who have not seen him for
wears.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22

NalUFaI UeCnA s~sfFOtfCb the O9SbCWAs
The human body is a machine, and therefore can
not endure forever: but, like watch or q sewing
machine, it will last much longer if properly regu-
lated and duly repaired, than if pains were taken
keep it in order. The great object of every one
who desires long and healthy life should be to put
his body i'll condition to resist the life threatening
influences by which we are all more or less
rounded and invigorant and corrective at
present known 50 effectively answers this purpose
as the vitaIizing elixir which, under the unpretend
ing name of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been
for more than twenty years the standard tonic Of
America In crowd d cities, where the atmosphere
is contaminated with the efiuyia inseparahe from
large populations; in marshy regions, where the
soggy soil reeks with lniasIiia the praries and
in the forests where every fail the air is tainted with
exhalatons from rotting weeds and grasses, de-
composing leayes-in short, in every locality where
malaria exists this powerful vegetable antidote is
urgently needed. Fever and Ggue, bilious fevers,
dysentery, congestion of the liver, jaundice rheu-
matisn, and an diseases which are generated by
infected air, impure water, or sudden changes of
temperature may be averted by strengthening and
regulating the system in advance with Hostetter's
Bitters. Autumn is always a season of peril, es-
peciAlly to weak, susceptible organizations. Even
the more vigorous apt to be in some measure
depressed by the humid atmosphere, loaded with
deeterious gases produced by vegetable decay. The
fall is period of the year when the renovation and
regulation of the living machine is peculiarly inn
portant and the Bitters should therefore be taken
daily at this critical season.
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Condition of tIle Cotton Crop
Allen Elected -- Republican
state Officers -- Legislature
Democratic.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE aver
age condition of the cotton crop has
fallen off from 80 to 49, per cent.
since the first week in September.
The October status of the crop is
materially reduced. The season
must be of average length and COM
paratively favorable for picking to
insure crop equal to that of last
year. The State averages are as
follows: Virginin, 90: North Caro-
lima, 50; South Carolina, so; Geor-
gia, 80: Florida, &c; Alabama, rs !;
Mississippi, rs; Louisiana, 65;
Texas, 80 Arkansas, 73; !. Tennessee,
90; Missouri, 90.
The following dispatch from Ohio.
was received at the interior depart
ment this afternoon. I'VE think
Allen is elected. The Republican
State officers are elected. Legisla-
ture Democratic. Three Republi-
cans elected from Cincinnati"
COLUMBUS, Oct, 18.-The Demo
cratic Committee claims Aliens ma
iority as 500. Chairman of Demo
cratic Committee claims the State
ticket with the exception of Judge
of Supreme Court and Comptroller
Democrats claim sixteen majority on
Joint ballot. Republicans claim
nothing. but not give up. Official
returns they say are required.
The Louisville Cowier-Jo,VnaE
says in its issue OF Oct. II;
.sThe result of the October cleo
tons is yet involved in doubt. 1t
seems that Oregon, where Grant s
majority was 4,089, ex-senator
Nesmith has 200 Democratic ma
jority for Congress in California,
where Grants majority was 1902,
Judge McKinstry has 5000 people 5
maj )rity in Iowa, where Grant 8
majority was 60,370, the Radical
Governor, Carpenter, is reelected
by about 10000; in Brooke county.
West Virginia, which gave Grant 83
majority, a Democrat was yesterday
returned to the Legislature in Pen
nsylvania, where Grants majority
was 1877, 548, the Republicans have
Judge Gordon by about 21.OO0 ma
jority was 1881, the full returns
may possibly elect ox-Gov. Allen
by q small Democratic majority to
succeed Gov. Noyes."
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa Oct. lS.--
Republican State Committee report
loss in sixty.six counties. Thirty
five thousand majority in the coun-
ties heard from.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22

10 On the 4th of November there
will be elections in Massachusetts,
Mississippi, Minnesota, Texas, Wis
consin. and Virginia, of Governors and
Legislatures, and in Alabama, Flor
ida. Kansas, Maryland and New
Jersey, Of Legislatures and county
officers. In New York on the same
day one house of the Legislature
and part of the State officers are to
be elected. and there are 10 less
than four tickets in the field.
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yellow REVERSE Abatement.

yellow Fever 80 Abatement.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-THE mortuary
report gives 81 deaths from yellow
fever, and z from other causes, an
increase Of twelve fatal fever cases
over yesterdays noon report. The
condition Of other fever patients is
favorable. Mayor Johnson is report
ed better. Gen. d. j. Wright. of the
Register, is worse.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 18.-Thirty-ore
deaths from yellow fever to-day. Fa-
theirs Leo and Ashea, from Louisville
are down with the fever. Later
Fathers ShAltz and Leo died tonight.
Five Catholic priests and five sisters
of Charity have died since the foyer
began Mayor Johnson is worse.
MONTGOMERY. Oct. I8.--One case
of yellow fever here. z I4
New ORLEANS. Oct. ia pri-
yate dispatch from Calvert. Texas,
says: the fever here is worse than
at Shreveport. Seven per cent. OF
our population have died."
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22

The East Tennessee National
Bank, at Knoxville have declared a
dividend often per cent. on the last
ten months business, and an appff+
cation was authorized to be made
to the Comptroller of the Currency
for an increase of $4,000 or $10O.-
600 to the present capital of the
hank
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22
KNOXVILLE. TENN
ImnOrtant to the Public.

We publish III tull the following letter from dr.
John Moore, the well known officer of the East
Tennessee Virginia, and Georgia Railroad. The
letter speaks for itself: S. c. * A.
EAST Tenn, VA, & GA, r. r.,
EASTERN DIVISION, GREENEvTLLE,
Sept. IL, 1873.
Messrs. Sanford, Chamberlain & A1bers, Knox
ville Tenn.
GENTLEMEN: have had under my charge dur-
ing the entire summer, from seventy-fve to one
hundred men. These men have been exposed to
the hot sun and constant change of water, and in
the midst of the cholera-infected districts, having
been in and around this place and Jonesboro while
cholera ragged its worst. nm pleased to say, how
ever, that have not had sick with Cholera
or any bowel complaint during the whole time
The only reason give forour fortunate escape,
is, that have made it incumbent upon each sec
ton boss to allow the men to drink water with
out FIRST adding to it DR. Hearts Great Relief, in the
proportion of two tablespoonsfus of the Relief to
each bucket of water. In my opinion the few gall
ons Of Harris Relief purchased from you have saw
ed the lives of many OF my men, and I shall COM
tinue its use long cholera exists in East Ten
nessee. Respectfully, &C.,
~t.,- ---,s...s-E -,.-- -s- JOHN MOOSE,
Road Master, Eastern Division L. T., Va, and
Ga. r. r. 't
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sURRATT.
-, In THE MoUNTAINs, Oct. IS, 1873.
EDITOR GAZETTE Enclosed find
81 in payment for GAZETTE one year
to - --, this office. X Il
The mountains now present one
grand panorama-all the colors OF
the rainbow. Fools ask me why
do not improve my place. Right
here the Almighty finished his best
work, and they expect me to improve
it. How can you stay in Morristown?
Move your paper here. will take
stock in the concern. | have end
less water power to run the presses,
and we will put up a paper mill. Il
is not lonesome. The cataract will
talk to you, and the mountain stream
sings day and night. We will not
starve, and, if it comes to the worst,
own the best possum dog in the
State. 1 have sent off into the noun
tains, where civilization has not yet
reached, for some brahdy-conse-
quently, l will get it pure.
1 see notice in your paper Of the
murder of that poor sick woman,
Mrs. Surratt, by A. j.. 10. Holt. ct
ais. King drowned himself-Stan-
ton cut his threat-Seward was chas-
cd around the globe by her ghost,
to die as soon as he stopped,-and
now A. j. and Holt are trying to
throw the blame on each other. * 4
Jim Staggers got religion last
week, and he wants religious pa
per on credit. to be paid for in coon
skins next spring. We are deprived
of the blessings of the gospel here,
and if you would publish extracts
from sermons on "'tarnel punish
ment," and such subjects, it would
be mighty entertaining reading for
us.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.

The Place to Get Square MeaE.
Visitors to Knoxville will find at
EIFLER'S EXCHANGE RESTAU-
RANT the finest Oysters, served In
the best style, and good meals furn-
ished promptly at low charges. Re-
member Eifer's Exchange Restaur-
ant. opposite the base ball grounds.
oct22
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22

To- The jackson County Ne,cs adj
,vocates the nomination of Hon. X.
L. Caruthers for next Governor. as
1.-THE peoples candidate" and hopes
he may receive the nomination, in
convention assembled around their
6resides.
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shearer's Improved Hay Press.

We are now manufacturing and
keep on hand the celebrated Improy-
ed Hay Press, recently invented by
Mr.. A. p. Shearer, and offer them
for sale to farmers and others at a
reasonable price. Persons interest
ed in the raising and sale of hay are
invited to call and examine this press.
w. VAN HISS & Bro.
Morristown, Tenn.
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AT KN NOW VILE,
New Dry Goods House, is worth
all the time it will cost you to see
it. and the low price offered on all
lines of Goods.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22
CHEAP FURNITURE.
Goods for all and Prices TO Suit the
Times.

The undersigned has now on
hand a large stock of furniture
of all kinds, BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS, TABLES,
WASHSTANDS, CHAIRS,
&c, which he offers cheap to
cash buyers. The stock being
constantly replenished from the
factory, and made Of the best
materials, customers can depend
upon always getting bargains.
GiUe 93se ~ cell and try
neg prices and Z AIsOSU goa
eC5IE be satisfied sUith them.
Remember the place Gay Street,
neat door 10 W.. fl. E.
KKiEE g Co.'S store.
3. II. RENSHAW.
KNOXVEE9E. TENN
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
NATHANIEL T. GOURLEY,
PETER A SHEARER.

this cause it appears from the affidavit of the
= plaintiff that the defendant Peter A. Shearer
aosconded or So concealed himself that the ordi-
nafy process OF law cannot be served upon him. and
his property having been attached i'll said cause in
pursuance Of the n tachment granted aud returned
before me- 1t Is ordered by me that publication he
made IN the Morristown GAZETTE for four snccess-
i've weeks, notifyiId the defendant toappear before
NE at nay office IN MOrristown, Hamblen county
Iennf ssee, ON the 22d day of November, 1873, and
defend this suit, or same viii be proceeded with
EE PARTE, $780, --.-s--..
Given under my hand this 9th day Of October,
1873. A. DONALDSON J. p for
n3S. printers fee IS 90. HambIen County
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FoR Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression of Spirits General Debility, in their
various forms, FERRo-PHosPHoRATED ELIXIR OF
CALIsAYA made by CAswELI.. HAzAFD h Co. New
York, and sold by all druggists is the best tonic.
As stinlulant tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, it has no equal If taken
during the season it prevents fever and ague and
OTHER intermittent fevers. ~ 1u1
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~ The extensive Paper Mill Of
Whiteman Bros. located near Man
chester, Coffee county, was destroy
ed by fire on Saturday last. Loss
about $4,000 Insured for $4,000.
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The Philadelphia Press has a
statement that John c. Breckenridge
will remove TO New York.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
~. BROWN. CROwEIL 4 CO. =
PETER A. SHEARER.

PETER A. SHEARER.
this cause it appears from the afida vitaof the
plaintiffs that the. defendant Peter A. Shearer
absconEed concealed himself that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him, and his
property la wing been attached in said czuEe,F in
pursuance Of tts attachment granted and returned
before me, it is ordered by me that publication be
made i'll the MOIristOwn GAZETTE for four success
i've weeks, notifying the defendant toappear before
ME at my Office in Morristown, Hamblen county,
Tennessee, ON the I'D day of November, 1873 and
PARTE. ~. ...
Given under my hand this 9th day of October,
1873. "A. J. DONALDSON J. P for
n33 printers fee s. co. Hamblen County.
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Chn,,ccl..a , DE.

DURSUANT to the decree pronounced plt the May
Term, 1873, Of thu Ghancery Court in Greeneville
Tennessee, in the SHIT, John T. Myers and Others
defendants. will proceed to sell at the Court
House door, il the town of GreeneVine, ON Mon
day the Sd day Of NoYember, 1873, the steam Saw
Mill AMI Boiler in the pleadenigs in said eause
mentioned Situated near Brlls GAP, Grssdle eoun-
ty, Tennessee. Said steam saw mill, and boiler,
viii be sold on credit of six and twelve months
credit with interest from date of sale. Notes, with
approved security wall be required of the purchaser
ana lien retained ANTI the purchase money be fully
paid. i HENRY A. AyILDS, Clerk and Master.
r Sept Bath, s73. b. 10 s.. ,.=.g.#
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t8 Resolutions of Overton Lodge,
on death Of Mr.. Kcnncr, next week.
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ORIG NAL ATTACHMENT.
NJ H, FELLOWS, tfr u.
PETER i. SHEA1zER.

n this it appears from the affidavit of the
plaintiff, that the defendant Peter. a.
Shearpr abscOnded concealed him
self that the ordinary process of law
Cannot be served upon him, and his property hay-
ing been attached in said cause, in pursuance Of
the attachment granted and returned before me, it
is ordered by me that publication be made in the
MorFistown GAZETTE for foilr succersiSe weeks,
notifying the defendant to appear before me at my
Office in MOrristOwn Hanlblen county, Tennessee,
the 23d day of November, 1873 AMI defend this
suit the same will be lruceeded with TX PARTE
Given under my hand this 9th day Of October
1878. A. J. DONALDSON, J. p, for
n33 printers fee s. 90. Hamblen County.
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FROM THE MOUNTAINS.

THE MOUNTAINS IN THEIR GRANDEUR
THE ALMIGHTY S FINIsH-COM-
PANY ENOUGH-No THOUGHT OF
sTARVATION-A. j., HOLT and MRS
SURRATT.
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LIST OFiGERTS.

Grand Total, $4,000 GIFTS, all CASH $25000O
Whole Tickets, $500 Half Tickets, $3.50.
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This Gift Concert has been legalized by the Yir-
giria Legislature in order to raise funds to COM
Tlete the MASONIC TEMPLE, in course of
erection in Norfolk. To the Masonic Fraternity
this enterprise commens itself in the interests of
Charity and BrotherIy Love- To others than Ma
sons it presents chance for legitimate and inno-
cent speculation, seldom offered. lsIzfa
100000 TICKETS AMI. 40. 600
PRIZES GaE8
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Natural Decay..Protect the System.

Road Master, Eastern Division L. T., Va, an,
Ga. r. r.. 24t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-20

CITY CoUNcn.-Both Branches Of the
City Council met last evening. In the
Second Branch the special water assess
ment was tlniShed, and the report Of tthf
Board OF Equalization and 0ont1olEWa1
acted upon, and both sent upstairs. The
resolution allowing ]. ?. Rogers 1888 q
for his services as Judgeloi the Police
Court during the late Judge Goods III
nesO, and after his death, was passed
Bids for numbering tho houses and put
ting the names OF the streets on the lamp!
and street corners were opened. They
we're as follows: For house numbers
Hoop b Tonini, 1Oc; Harry Smith, 1Oc
NJ. W. Miller, 12c; A. Bennett, 1Sc; A
Bennett, DC ION woody. For street names
Hoop & Tonini, SOC; Harry Smith, 2Oc
n. W. Miller, &c; A. Bennett CSC; A
Bennett 100 (stenciedl, Tho bids wer'
all referred to the special committee To-
report. A very large amount Of 'ohel
business was transacted,
In the First Branch the bill Of J. ?
Rogers was referred. Many reports. and
resolutions were acted upon which, arr
not Of sufficient interest to publish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-20

CAL WAaNER's HNgERRtG %WaIhlng.
ton Hall was filled last night, standing
room being scarce, i The entettalndgnt
given BY Gals unequSled troupe Was one
Of the finest, yea hS finest entertainment
Of tie lind over given in this city. = The
audience was kept In an uproer the whole
evening, and all pronounced Gals troupe
tas ahead Of any that had eHer visited our
city. This troupe can always draw q
large house here, for al loYers Of that
style Of entertainments know they VIII
hear everything freSh and new, and more
over good. No Stale joke, nothing vul-
gar, but everything Agh toned and pt new v
Como often, Cal.