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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
OHIO.
Suicide.

Cincinnati, May |. Henry Dichm, German,
while intoxicated to-day, stabbed himself with a
butcher knife in the presencence of his wife, after
reading to her his life insurance policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

The wife Of the Rev. d. c. Bixby Of Rock.
port, has been brought to the Insane Hospital for
treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Dea. Stephen Deering Of this city, died at his
home yesterday morning, at twenty minutes past
five o'clock. His age was e.. We shall speak
further in regard TO the deceased in tomorrow S
paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
LOUlSlAN A.
Failure.

New Orleans, May l. The city failed to pay
the interest and bonds maturing to-day. The
Louisiana evee Co. also failed to pay interest on
its bonds.
Indicted.
The grand jury found true indictments against
FIVE persons, charged with bribing members of the
Legislature, with intent to influence their vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Weather Probabilities Tor To. Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer westerly winds, warmer, clearing
or clear weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

DR.. Charles B. Mason, a we'll known physician
Of Brewer, died at his residence Thursday, after
severe illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Naval Affairs.

The board for the examination of naval officers
for promotion, of which Commodore j. w. A.
Nicholson is President has been in session the en-
tire week. A large number of officers have been
recommended for promotion to the next higher
grade among them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Frank A. Greer Of Belmont, has been admitted
to practice law in the courts of this State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Severe sore throat and diphtheria is quickly
CURED by using Renue's Magic Oil freely. Swathe
the neck with three or four thicknesses Of flannel
and keep it wet with the Magic Oil; gargle the
throat mixed with water, or take little clear, and
swallow slowly Follow up this until cured.
spl2St&Wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

The Masonic fraternity, in attending their ami
versaries at Portland this week. will be passed
the Maine Central at half fare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Sudden Death.

A despatch from Toledo, Ohio, to the Times
reports the sudden death last night of j. j. Prior
the actor, of heart disease, in his dressing room
at the opera house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Farmers this spring are paying from twenty to
twentysix dollars per month for first class hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

The term OF court having closed at Ellsworth
Frank A. Small Of this city, has gone to Calais, tt
report the term of court there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Cincinnati. May !, 1875.
PORK-iirm, at $,2 co g22 90.
LARD-steam l3AaL Kettle, l5X9l6.
BULK MEATS-shoulders So g.; clear rib sides
1lka-: clear sides l2i4 @.
BACON-shoulders 91e-; clear rib sides l2x
al2a clear sides 1874 g..
WHISKEY-lI2-R.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

The present term of the Gorham Seminary Is
highly prosperous, with l4O pupils in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
BATH.


Bath. May l. Deacon Ammi II. Mitchell, for
merry and for many years collector and treasurer
of this city, died at his residence here to day,
aged IS years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
WIS., ONSIN.
Fire.

GAINESVILLE, May l.. The first Congregational
church, in this city, was burned this morning.
Loss 100000. The cdifce is insured for the sum
of &25 900,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Some one Of our merchants are in Boston and
New York, purchasing their spring goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Mr. Edward Hubbard, the proprietor ofthe Hill
ton House in Wiscasset, is dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Help Wanted.

WY ANTED Immediately at my shop on Water
w street, near the Journal oficc, first class
Carriage Wood Worker.
FRED r. KENDALL.
Augusta, April 30, 1875.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
FLORIDA.
Disastrous COnfagratiOn.

Jacksonville, May l. The extensive saw and
lumber mills of Eppinger, Russell & Co., were
destroyed by fire, yesterday Loss $4,000; only
partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Boston Stock List.

Boston. April 80. 1873.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.1
Eastern Railroad 6Sha-
Bates Manufacturing Co. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Maine Wesleyan Seminary numbers over 26O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

The select committee of the Senate appointed
to investigate and report with view to reform
several bureaus OF the executive department, Of
which Boutwell, is chairman, continued their labor
to-day in the treasury and were engaged in an
inspection of the bureau of engraving and print
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Musical Notice.

Musical Notice.
THE subscriber would respectfully announce
i that he will, at the solicitation of some of his
former pupils devote part OF each week for the
next three months to II class in Augusta. VIII
commence lessons May 18th.
Piano Tuning
Done In a thorough manner. Can be addressed
at j. Frank Pisrce's Bookstore.
NJ. c. MILLIKEN,
Teacher of Piano, Organ and Harmony.
mayl.flm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

To Lot.

IN Gage Street, a convenient tenement of six
~ rooms. Applyt9
mayl-ttf MRS, W. X. WESTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Wanted Immediately.

A first class Meat and Pastry Cook, also a capa-
N BILE Laundrcss. Good wages paid.
O.C. ROLLINS,
Evans House, Gardiner
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

Fire.
Nashua, May l. The grocery store of Henry
Parkinson & Son was burned last night. Loss,
$500; no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
WASHINGTON.
Public Debt statement.
Call for Bonds.

Washington, May l. The public debt state
ment to-day shows reduction in April Of 81 $780,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Fatal Accident.

Charles Lovejoy, a we'll known musician
Hollis, was kicked in the bowels yesterday, by
VICIOUS horse, and died last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03
Investigation.

The treasury department has just made call
for five milliens of 1862 bonds, interest to cease
August lst, next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-03

FREIGHTS - Grain v steam. -6h 46d:
Az esd.
, 1875-01-31
CONFERENCE MEETING.


An adjourned meeting OF the Quarterly Con
ference Of the Centenary Methodist Church wAz
held in tile PASTORS study at the church lasi
evening. The special object of the meeting was
to hear the report of special committee ap-
pointed to consider the application OF the Rev.
DR.. ". Y. McKaia, Of the Ninth Presbyterian
Church. for adnnisalon to membership Of the
Church.
The Conference VIA opened with prayer BY
the Kev. J. o. Peck, the Rev. Dr.. Juskins, p.E.,
presiding.
TIE fret order Of business was the report Of
the Committee
TIE Rev. e. Stone, Chairman, said the Com
mittee had carefully Weighed tho matter intrast-
ed to it: had examined tho letter OF Dr.. Nc
Eaig's from the Sacramento Presbytery. and had
found nothing excoptionable. The Committee had
prepared written report, which five OF the siI
members had signed, but upon consultation
thought it best to withhold it for the present.
McEaig's papers had been sufficiently thorough.
ond that the Committee waa in possession OF oil
the facts attainable bearing upon the case. but
at the same time thero Was feeling in the Com
mttec, in the church, and the city, which would
be appoased if further Investigation we're made.
The Committee, It its own request wa2 then
granted another week III which to report
Tho evidence 80 far taken by the Committee
has been in writing, covering Mr. MckMg's
ministry At Cincinnati, and his connection with
the Sacl amenso presbytely. The evidence from
1t appears, was unofficial which val
be further examined.
Tho point where the Committee disasrces. or
will disagree, If At all in ita final report, is not
really upon Mr.. 1fcKaig's admission to tho
Church, but a. to granting him local license to
prcach. The report viii b. ready Saturday eyen-
LuEs
, 1875-01-31


Highext Runs-slosson, u, 1at, H. ~ 81. Rudolph \,
n, IS, II, II, -. g.
Apt1ages.-soasoa, 1ax; Rudolphs, 10 a4a
UHspaT$-Nicholas Geary.
ANOTHER CHALLENGE.
Previous to leaving the hall Ir. Rudofphe
handed $500 bill to the referee aud challenged
the victor to game OF French cn1oms, on next
Moudaysor Tuesday, he to play 600 points to
Slosson's 500. The challenge was accepted. hns
no exact date has yet bean fixed upon.
GRAND ToURNAAEET.
4 Northwestern and Southwestern billiard
tournament At the three-bal1, or French game,
according to tho American Championship Eulea,
for The Northwestern and Southw este1n S.a:ea
aud Territories. On 5x10 tables. for prlzes
amounting IN the aggregate to not le.s than
3J.010, will taxa place in Chicago commencing
On the second Monday iu April next. No: moro
than ten entries will be admitted. entries 70
close op the 10th day Of March No entrance fea
required. All entries will be received in rotation
aud considered by tbs Committee, who may &C.
cept Or reject tue same IS they may deem pro2-
er. Players desiring to enter will addF7ss, with.
out delay, Thomas Foley, 81 Clark street. 1he
list Of prizes, 81 arxanxcd bT thu COMMITTEES, wa
be mailed to oach person ensering baIots' thu a.
tries closes.
, 1875-01-31

| Many will erieve to learn Of the death, ut Il
o'clock m. OF the 2ota, Of lingering illness OF
Mrs. Mary 1amey Burke, wife of Michael Burke,
aud mother OF Edward, Michael. Cathar7ne, and
| Ellen Burke, OF this city. Mrs. Burke WAS
born IN County Tipperary, Ireland, in June,
1925, and vas consequently almost 80 yeass
Of age. Coming to this country III
1852, the family settled in Ohio stay
ing there only two years, when they
came to this city, where they have resided ever
since. Time has brought to tie deceased great
sorrow. She was the mother Of thirteen chill
dren, nine Of whom have died. The last oue,
beautiful girl Of 16 summers, Just budding into
womanhood. passed away on the l4th Of septem-
her last. All these trials and tsibulasions were
borno BY tho deceased With forlitudo euch as
only Christian mother can feel VINO knows that
there is life beyond the grave loving wife
and 4 kind mother has passed from this world
forever.
WILLIAM MACDONALD,
There died at St. Andrews Scotland. on the LIST
Natural History in the University Of St. Andrews
aged 50 years. The lamented deceased YVES one
OF tue most eminent Of tho scientific men of
Scotland. He was warm personal friend Of the
late Prof. Wilson CHRISTOPHER North), the late
Duke OF Argyle Sir DAVID Brewster, Dr.. Hamilton,
and many others Of tho most distinguished men
Of his day. In 1549 he was appointed Professor
Of Natural History in tne University Of St.
Andrews, and filed the position with honor and
acceptance for over twen:y-four years. He waa
a man widely known and much respected, and
his death will DO universally regretted. Prof.
Macdonald loft three Sons, the oldest resident
OF this city and prominent railway official, and
the two younger officers in the British Army,
who have served with distinction In India.
Pence to his ashes.
, 1875-01-31
CONTEMPTUDUS LARRY.

THE CASE POSTPONED.
The contempt Of court case against West Side
Collector O'Drien WIS called in Judge Far
wells branch OF the Circuit Court yeaterday
morning. Mr.. Sidney Smith appeared on behalf
Of the West Side Gaa and Coke Company, while
Mr. Thomas 4. Moran announced himself
ready to defend Larry o'Brien, vino, however,
did not condescend to put in 81 appearance
The Court looked evidently xnnoyed, and asked
the bali1 Il tha defendant uas anywhere IN the
building.
hl1. Snith-This conduct On the part Of
O'Brien il, must say, very extraordinary. Does
Nr. Moran know ANYTHING OF bis whereabouts
Mr. Moran-Posiiiyels nothing. I have not
seen him. Mr. ORrian has been in Springfield,
and an not yet avare that he has returned.
Perhaps we had better wait awhile.
Mr.. Smith-1f A1r. O'B1ien docs not appear
Immediately. tho case must be continued, as I
hare some other matters to look after.
Mr.. Morzn-1 hare no objection. Afr. O'Drien
should, ut lcsst, have chance to 10 heard
Judge Farwell remarked that he hal no dis
position to dispose OF tbs cage pzccipitately. He
wa willing to give the defendant ample time
for his defense. Therefore lie would continue
tho rule against Lawrence 0'Brien, West Town
Collector, Of Chicago, for ono week longer.
The lawyers bowed and retired.
It may be Interesting ia state. BY Nay OF
scqnel, that Larry appeared N Judge Far
walls room about An hour after the proper time:
aud assumed most innocent expression OF
countenancs when told Of the molnings pro-
oeodines. He said that lie had no intention OF
disobeyinr the rule Of the Court
In reply, Judge FatweI stated that the con-
aurt of III. O'Btien WAa not a2hsfActozy. LIE
bxd ous wssk in which ia CONSIDER hia positon
lud. Il h ID no4 tg hat tins ah"w oAnss faf Lila
, 1875-01-31

GENERAL NEWS.

The Etrakosch pcru-Ttoupo, consisting Of
about ninety persons, leaves ths city At o'clock
this morning tor St. Louis, in special train,
over the Illinois Central Railroad
TIE temperature Yesterday. as obscfTed by l..
Manasse, optician. No. IS Madison street, under
TIE TRIBUNE Building, WAS, 1t 8 B. m., degrees
above zero; 10 q. m, 8; II M, 18; p. H., Is
p. NJ, 27 and 8 p. n. q
An old lady, named Margaret OIesrg, slipped
and fol1 On the sidewalk On State street, between
Randoipb aud Washington, yesterday morning,
aud broke her arm. She was attended to by d..
Andrews, and subsequently, removed to the
Hatch House,
journalist who boards on the West Side
with man who passes his tins III VISITING his
wife and four children and the furniture through
the atmosyhcra admitted, On being questioned,
that at times To found his surroundings n1onoto-
nous, s. but" he added. j" some day thereil be
quin4uple tragedy, and thou I'll havs tho In
Gitle track"
The Judsea Of ths Superior and Circuit Courts
, 1875-01-31
LEGAL MATTERS.

| In the case Of David Dows and other stock
| holders of the Marine Company against J. +.
scammon and the other stockholders, recently
commenced in tho Circuit Court for al iujunc-
! ton and account, some charges were msde TINT
scammon in 1868 had bought ten acres in Hop
kins' addition to Hyde Park for 100000,
and that the 'titlo Vas takan in his vife's
name, and WAS paid for by a charge
asainst her on the books OF the
Marine Company, which charge was afterwards
cancelled by credit to her account, and cor
responding credit at tho same time On Scam-
mons account, but that no cash was ever paid
M1B. Scammon yesterday filed her answer and
cIoss bill, IN which she states that she WAS
married to aIr. Scamnaon in 1868. At that time
she had in her own right $50, 900 in bonds. notes
the Nariue Company had the property in q1es-
ton, which it desired to selL sue gave the
President u. the Company, who happened to be
her husband ard agent. bonds OF the Chicago i
Northwestern Railroad Company to the amount
Of $50. 700, for the purpose Of paying for the
property. The honds. sho says, werc sold. and
the proceeds apIlisd to the purchase Of tue land.
This property at the time she purchased 1t was
unprcdnctlye OAK opening, OF ridge land, but
has Since been by her improved And made suit
able for home She hns never bad the title to
ths land called in question before, she aays
and inasmuch as she bought it in good faith,
she asas that the bill bo dismissed as to her,
and her title declared to be good and clear.
THR n CORD WILL CASE.
The Supreme Court has reversed the decision in
the great McCold will case. which held Mr.
McCord's will void On the ground OF undue in-
1uance. The Court said that it would not break
wills on such light pre:ense or evidence as that
adduced At the trial, This euit involved proper
ty valued Al over q, ,0u0, 600, including large
number Of blocks in tho business portion OF tile !
CitY.
, 1875-01-31
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Gr. John Doyle Has yesterday installed into
the Office OF Jatler made vacant by the decapita-
ton OF the official head OF Peter Hand
Tue Committee on Jail aud Jail Accounts we're
engaged yesterday afternoon in tile County
Building. Several arnall accounts uere audited.
The Committee on Public Charity, from the
County Boarl, we're in session yesterday after
noon in"their room at the County Building. No
business was transacted further than tho audit
ing Of a few minor scoounts.
Tho Board Of County Commissioners are
about to connect the County Building With the
Criminal Court Building by cutting door from
the COMMISSIONER room. and building COM
municating platform from that to tho Criminal
Building. This Improvement is needed IN order
to give The County Attorney an ofice in the
main building, which will have direct commuul-
cation with the room Of the Grand Jury By
stairway lending below.
The Committee On Equalization Of Taxes
from the Board Of County Commissioners wcro
in session yesterday afternoon at the Couqty
Bu1ling. They desire it to be known that
hereafter they will not consider any communi-
cation for the rebate Of taxes unless SUCH COM
munications are accompanied with certificate
from the Assessor stating that the assessment
wAa in excess OF fair valuation, and al4o a
notice from the Collector OF the Town setting
1osth ths Amount dno thereon.
, 1875-01-31
Personal.

E. G. Asay startA tomorrow for Now Orleans,
to recruit his health. Ho will bo absent several
weeks.
Tuesday evening the members of "E =" Com
pany. F:rat RegimeutI. I. 8. g., presented their
Captain, Fl. o. Collins, with handsome silver
hilted sword, With nickel aud bronzo sc.b5a rds
and belt and epatEettes. The Presentation was
made by FirsE So1gt John E Doyle, Of "E
Company.
Prof. Nathan Sheppard is drawing de1ighted
audiences OF literary people IN the South Di-
vision to hear bis inimitaole lectures on half r.
dozen famous modern authors. Hin analys Of
the works Of George Eliot, Charles Dckens. and
John R,lslin iB masterly. keen, aod discriminate
Ing. The lectures are delivered il Trinity II. E.
Church, on Indiana avenue, near Twenty fourth
street, each Tuesday evening. Next Tuesday
the subject is Ihe Writings OF George McDon-
ald. The course concludes with Thackaray and
Carlyle
Tho Hon. Simon Wolf. Of Washington, has TO-
oeiyed II invitation from tho Pew. Dr.. Wcndts
Of the Unitarian Church, corner OF Tnirtleth
street akd Prairie avenue, to dolirsr his ce1e-
bsatod lecture upon ''Tho Influence of The Jews
10 the History OF the World." 70 lis congzega-
ton this evening. Owing to impaired hea,:h,
aud previous arrangement to 1iait other cltcs,
3lr. Wolf ras compolled 10 decline tha dAtsa.-
ing invitation
, 1875-01-31

! Cu]lerton's order requiring street railway COM
! pan;es to nav license ou their cars Has passed
The ordnance granting the right OF way into
the city to the Chicago l. South Atlantic Railroad
Vas inferred to the Corporation Counsel with In
| structious to draw NJ prooer ordinance.
| West Indiana street to the Lake City Railroad
Company was laid over temporarily to ascertain
who were tho principal stockholders, Aid
| Whites order demanding that the
Board Of Public Works furnish to the
Council q copy of tne lease between
the Exposition Directors, and the Baltimore l.
OHIO Eai'rSad was also passed. The Bo.rl wero
duct over Sangamon street, proyis,oo Tor which
was made several months ago, The Committee
then ad djonrned.
OFFICERS coyyEr1, AND MAHoyEY
Officers Connol aud Mahouey, the Sirius sud
the Aldebaran Of the polioa force. os far
a. wickedness aud foreetfulpess are
concerned, again came up before the police
Board yesterday afternoon to answer to
charges OF having retained in their possession
stolen property which they had recovered shortly
after ths great fire Of Jniy. ConnaIfs atk,rno7
again atten,nted IN nrova m;StvEan ;dant;+y
~. 46uoala4'oos47 1A1e1. Inc oincer was
toea sworn, and Testified that in the
case on trial before Justice Haines
when asked to point ont 0f1icar Mahonev. iden,i.
fed Garmar erni7r,nt no tia NAV Gn cros.-
AZ r,ro;r,t;oa = woSa.to.-c .t"se o,S ,1.,
had acceptad AZ hnsh-monav 10 81 frono ono ~
the interested parties. When Gnthnrd:,s mama
was called be was missipe. Otficer Connell tonk
advantage OF this Stale nr afa;Ts nv sUear;n~
that be had seen uuthardt q sbort time before
in tue ball. but his ey1denoe was knocked into
epliutors hy the cnmhinod tpat;1oonv NJ nI1
the Witnesses tor The prosaoution. nho
swore emphaticaIiy that they had not
, 1875-01-31


The Deputy Superintendent OF Police, in con-
formity With instructions from the Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners, issued instructions to Capt.
Ellis Yesterday afternoon 10 put stop to the
obscene and lewd performance at tho Hasted
Street Opera-House, entitled ''Sconos at Long
Branch, or the Female Datherp." Thursday the
Mayor notified Ellis to inform the Can-can man.
agora, at the place above mentioned. to tone
down their performance, or 'puu would
be imminent. The Captain did as requested
and the performance, 30 far as the dresses and
suggestive portions Of tho ''play 4" we're COLI
cerned, was reduced to a more decent represent
alton. This was not expected to last more than
night, and the Captain and Sergt, johnson re-
pau ed to the place last evening 70 observe the
action Of the managers. and see If they kept
within the pale Of tue law, 4 posse OF dozen
patroincn were kept within call, and pIaus
laid for pull At $50 tho s. Battling
Scene" came Oh. Tho house was crowded
to excess, and the audience included many bald
heads nnd prominent cil12cns. Here and thezo
in tne throng might be seen q feminine face.
When the act was first gison. fow days ago.
tho female performers appeared it En- almost
nude s.ate-hghts aud chemlses only. But laat
night thoy wore skirts, ana exposed only the
lower iUbs. The more Objectionable features
Of the pert or7nanca were eliminated.
There being no law which would reach this
condition Of things, Capt Ellis decided to let
tho performance proceed, aud refrained from
taking my summary STEPS towald the arrest aud
detention Of tho performers. Chapter 25 Sec.
6, Of the City Laws and Ordinaaces provides
penalty against iewd Ilays and representations,
and it MAS under this that the Captain proposed
to pull the players, but the performance WAS
not whit more inlmotiese than that given in
other sariety shows aud he concluded that the
best thing he could do under the circumstances
vas to let it severely alone,
Leavitt, the manager OF thu show, expressed
h;mse1f ~ willing 10 comply NTH tho
Law and desire OF tho authorities re-
gardjng hia performances, and said he
would pull up st,kes il the officials desired
him so to do. Capt. Ellis Informed him that he
WAS there to prevent any violation Of law, and
would not interfere unless he had cause to do so
The performance was bronSht to close To
The evident satisfaction OF the large audience,
Which did not apparently Know that 1t hsd been
modified To great extent. !