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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11
STATISTICAL,

The Clerks docket shows that there were 60
criminal, "a common Law and 1872 chancery ca.
ses, Of which Al criminal, 1860 common law and
IS chanccry were disposed Of during the term
The numbcs of common law cases left on the
docket is smaller than at the close of any term
during the last two or three years.
There were twcnty-six jury trials, six of which
were criminal and twenty common law.
Only one man Was sentenced to the penitcn.
1iarr-Joscph Lutz, convicted of theft at Peru.
Eight DEGREES of divorce were granted and one
Bill sundcrins the marriage tic dismissed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11

larry neNt at {, o Clock T. N.
il COURTNEY, City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11
rHE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court
The October term closed on Saturday. Fol.
lowing closes our record Of proceedings:
The People of the State of Illinois, for use Of
the County Superintendent Of Schools of La
Sale county, vs. George S. Wedgewood ct al.
DeD,. Trial by court. Finding for plaintiffs
deb S500OO damages assessed at s2,6lOSl
Sa.at vs.. same Debt. Trial by court and
finding for plaintitf-dcbt, $4,000; damages, g..
p5I
S'-owr & Powell VS.. La Sale County Manu-.
featuring Company Mechanics lien, Decree.
Sylvester ID. Miller VS.. Hannah Van Ripper.
Debt. Appeal prayed by defendant and allowed.
j. s. Pierroncttc Il Co. VS.. Charles c. Mcrrick
Appeal. Two cases. Dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
Nelson Gard VS.. Jay Bodgctt. Attachment
Dismissed by plaintiff.
Angus Robson VS.. The La Sale Glass Co. As
sumpsit. Dismissed by plaintiff
Charles Conquercr VS.. The La Sale Glass Com.
pany. Assumpst. Dismissed by plaintiff
Sherman McQuown VS.. Hector McAllistcr
Rcplevin. Dismissed at Plaintiffs cost
VI. J. Quimby & Co. VS.. James Il. Caswel and
Flbrdge G. McIntire. Assumpsit Trial by
cou.t aud finding for plaintiff Of S2l5.lS dana
yea.
Mo,cy Il Co. VS.. Brown d Norton Co. AS
suinpslt. Damages assessed 81, 1924.
John Nef VS.. Brown & Norton Co. Assumpsit |
Damages assessed at s., 459Q.
+, d. Lyman VS.. Colwcll, Clark & Co. Assump.
sit. Confession and judgment for s7l321.
W. S. Jackson VS.. B. r. d H. Griffith. Assump.
sit Confession and judgment for S24333
CHANCERY.
In the matter of The application Of VIM Ray.
nor, guardian of Anna Raynor ct al for sale of
zeal estate. Report of sale approved
Ransom Palmer ct al. vs.. Josie Reese ct al. !
Partition Report of sale approved and order
for distribution.
Young * Ryan VS.. Hilon l.. Mead ct al. Mc
chonics lien. Bill dismissed by complainant,
John T. Edgcomb ct al, who sue for the use
Of their next friend, James l. Wyllc VS.. Bcnja-
min Edgcomb ct al. Report Of commissioners
approved and decree Of sale.
Peter Miller VS. Caroline johnson ct al Fore.
closure. Decree.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
A CARD.

desire to express my heartfelt
thanks to the Fire Companies and TO
other citizens for The kind and strcnu-
Gus efforts to save my buildings and
rescue my property from the ire.
To their noble efforts am indebted
for what remains. For the sympathy
many have expressed to me | am
truly grateful beyond expression as
well rs for the practical dcmonstra-
ton OF their interest toward myself.
Respectfully,
III. RIGGS.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

about 10 O'Clock the Same morning.
and there was no mistakin@ the scene
OF the 'conilagralion, as Il dense vol
umc Of smoke was visible in tie Vi
cinity of Riggs mills.
The fire companies were promptly
at the scene Of action, but owimg to Il
scanty supply OF hose the engine WAS
Of little avail. Tie fire is supposed
to have caught from q spark from the
smoke stack falling on the roof Of tile
gin house, which, withou. blazing on
the outside, worked its way through
some crack to the inside which was
lined with lint that had been col
Letting there for Il long time, and in
Il flash the building was wrapped in
flames. 1t was found impossible to
save the building where The fire orig
mated, and the attention of the fire
department was turned to saving the
other buildings, and such movable
property as could be saved. Nearly
everything was rescued from the
blacksmith shop, and this was the
only building consumed save the one
where the fire originated. In the
gin house and mill, very little was
saved from the flames. But the task
Of all was to save Il building about
IA feet from the mill, and nearer the
dwelling house Of Mr. Riygs. Here
the efforts Of all at last concentrated
as the critical place TO stop the
spreading Of the fire. An unsuccss-
tul attempt was made TO play upon
the building with the engine, but rs
water and hose WAS found necessary
to its successful operation no good
was accomplished. The building had
already caught when several persons
soaked the roof, and water being
passed to them in buckets, mani'ully
fought the fire, while the heat was so
intense rs to blister their bodies.
Ned Anderson occupied the most eN-
posed position on the roof, and
worked hcroicaly until he tainted
from heat and exhaustion. When
so many arc worthy OF notice, we
would not seem to make invidiOus
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

spirit rs ,houoh ,,c nrnn.r,r W.. ii.
own. Certain mcn,L.rs or ,ho lll;-
OFT Hook and Ladder 20 oro os
pcciallv worthy Of notice for ,hci,
,neritorious efforts at ,hr fire.
,1. p;,.,
cc ooo 80
- '''
t''''''' '"''e' ''e' -
oo'''c s''s'c' II nc'hS oh'y week
S'iicc ,iiaC MI hissS losl the right
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

The postmaster calls attention
TO the following from the postal laws
and regulations
SEC. 19S. Each post-oflicc box or
drawer, in all post-olliccs, is restrict
cd to the use Of one family, firm or
company, and the rent therefor must
be paid at least one quarter in adj
yaucc.
SEC. pol. A person rcnting a post
Office box is entitled to have tho let
tcrs of his family, lirRl or company
put into it. Letters addressed to his
friends stopping temporarily with him
may also be placed in tie box is d-
rccted to his care or to the number
Of the box. But letters addressed to
other persons residing in the same
place, aud living and doing business
separate and apart from a boX-holdcr
should not be placed in the box.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
Mortgage Sale.

ri Office is hereby given that will
ava sell 1T public auction. for ca>h ON
The first Monday in December 1870 AT
Orangcburg c. H., at the usual time and
place OF legal sales. one cray horse mule,
the property oi Toby Jackson. mort
gagged {" G. j. Cortiohn, aud to be sold
under such mortgage.
j. CANNON,
Agent of Mprlga@Cc.
Novcmbrr H. lS1j 10
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
JOHN w. LiNLEY &c Co.,
(kcy Box 1919 100 King Street
CIIARLEETON, s. G..
cANyassEEs

CAMyi SSEES wanted for two
superb works OF French art. Little Run
away and her Pets" and the pretty pair
The Dinner, and the Nap" These
nictures are oroThy 4 a place in costly
homes and Inexpensive enough for the
>l:plcst. .ScNing r0pidly, and TAKE ON
SIGHT. We guarantee ready sales, good
ploiilS and quick returns. Any active
person who will take hold can make 4
handsome income. Send ior our best
terms 1T once.
j. B. FORD & Co..
=. Paris Place, New York.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

Z. G. Cannon believes that his werk is
the best advertisement Of his business,
and it certainly does commend The work
im&i. He IS The gun and locksliiiiir OF
ahIs thriving burg. Those having fire
arms to be repaired, or aay Job to be
done requiring in its execution display
OF mechanical skill should give linn II
call.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
Sheriff !; Sale,

\. Ms. car, q. John G. Ell
Cecil :. ltw&i,I>. and others =
ip~tt,i..
l..lj /. "tll" iGl.ulcu, herein. |
sell - Ih" highest bidder. nj Or
- C. II :, on til" first Monday in
~ u"Nt ,!nriii- 'Ir usual hours
th' i"lIuWiu" TRACES OF land. viz:
~ about - mrc> 90 -Four Hole
and bounded ~ l4n,l> now or
Of Nr.t"m Rush. !I"'ry DantZ-
rri .'ri!S"u and Dr. Bates. The
h">"ld IN l,arrci>. plat> OF which
ii"wn on day ni sale.
On'.-;iiiri cash; balance in
V" years. Creditor "ivM" bond
r,'iit portion and Il nurt"a~r OF
t>cS and 10 pay iol' papers and
nhic". +. CAIN
u, So. sheriff o. E.
burr G. H.. nov. ap-l:
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

The passenger trains on the S. c..
r. r., on and after Monday next, will
pass through Orangcburg as follows !:
Day from Columbia, 1l.3O 4. III.
Day, from Charleston, 200 p. m.
Night, from Columbia, 1l,53 p. III.
6 from Charleston, 2.2O a. IN.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

There will be q meeting of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
tion at the Fair building to day. We
understand the ladies connected with
the association will provide an enter
tainment whicl may be G,ly called
the harvcSt-fcast.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
TOWN CRIILIe.

OFFICE IIoURs At OEANGEBuEG
DEror.
From s o'clock A. NJ. to . p. NJ.
From 8 o'clock =. M. to 5 =. NJ
Goods received and delivered only
in office hours.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
4 UGUsTUsIB. KNowLToN.
Land a gent.

TIC undersigned has opeued an ONCE for tho
SALE tI,\Nn.
Persons having HEAI. ESTATE to dispose OF
will d" well to rcsister the same for sale.
Large farms suhdiyicd ami sold in either
large "t small parcels.
Good taSms Cor sale ut from TIVE to I've aollara
pcr &crc, on easy terms.
AUGUSTUS Il. kNOWLTON,
~ ornnscburg III, s. c.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

Our local Of last week should have
read The Governor refuses to pardon
Russcl Wilson, the murderer of jeffrey
llcrsey.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

j. M. Thompson has started Il rcstall-
ITlat he can get up 4 splendid oyster
stew, we can speak Of our own knuwl-
edge.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

~ friend in iced is Il friend
indeed" Such 4 iricul is DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup, which sioull hc in
every family it only costs - cents Il
bottle and may save many a doctor
bill.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

Dr ". i DIrLvn. : Il. ..u4oG ..:.a :.
very valuable ono and is often the
case we are told that night Of the ac-
cident was the first time the horse
had been left in the lot.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
Publishers Notices.

-Ecv. Mr.. ilakcly i IN authorized
agent FOR lhi> !ar"r.
i. *. i'il.rhi,,>. ii Elat4,i.,isly. i.
an autn"rilc, agent for this paper.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

rip... !, inc. i,lnyrr auu
Butter, at l5c per h.; Mic Macs, lSc
Fancy Cakes. 25c. per lb. Black Pep
per, Soc. per lb.; Nutmegs, l5c per
ounce; Mace. l5c. per ounce; Ginger, 25c
per ID. Rose and Vanilla Fiat Stick Calksy
i fine article, Poe. per ID; Ordinary stick
Candy. pure. zoe per ID; Rock Candy
amy color. 22c. per lb. Colgatc's Toilet
Soap-Go different kinds, Il speciality Of
t" Si:O0 per dozen cakes. Colgatc's
handkerchief Extracts, soc. per bottle.
Cashmere BOquct Powder, 2jc. per box.
Clcvcland's Pomade Vasaline. a Rcstora-
tive uncqualled for the hair. zoe. per
bottle. Old Corn Wkiskcy. 81 so per gal
Ion. Rye Wliskcys, SLIGO, $500, and
Sl.00. per gallon. Blackberry and Cher
ry Cor.ials. Il pleasant drink, 81 so per
gallon. Table Port and Sherry Wine,
500 per gallon. Fine Old Madeira, 81 ),
% per gallon. English and Scotch Ale,
porter; bottled, 40 per dozen. Bremen
Lager Beer. bottled, S2.70 per dozen.
Dcniinlns for Liquors. extra l-2 gallon
30c.; gallon. SOC ) gallons. G0c. 3 gal
gallons. 10, > gallons, 81 90 each.
Avery Extensive Assortment Of Crock
cry and Glassware always on hand.
Piates-Dinncr SIZE, $l.50 per dozen;
Breakfast $l.25 Desert Sl,0O; Tea, soc.
per dozen. Cups anu Suaccrs, Sl.O0 per
set. Covered Dishes. Csc. 73c., and 81.
90 each. TumbcrS. CO.. 75., 81 90, 81 .25
and $ 30 per dozen. Table G0blcts, 81,
20. Sl.50. $500. $3.50. aud $500 per
dozen. Wine Glasses $l.00 per dozen
Lamp Chimney'> Sun 0 and AS, 4 cor
23c; BIS for 25c. Student or Arg
Chimncy> ) for 2jc. NumburlcS arti,.
unnicnlioncd. Information cheerfully
"irrn- Our firm was established ia
lSG7 and oiir business reputation and
facilities are OF the highest order. We
will do all we promise. All orders
should be address scd to
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

FIRE i-On Wednesday morning
about 8 o'clock the alarm of fire was
sounded, and quickly the engine,
drawn by lircmcn and other excited
a'io public-spiritcd citizens, went
numbering through our streets, in
search OF the supposed fire. The fire
Do''s i"hs' The owners Of property
i"h 20 see IL theirs was being sacri-
l'ceo TO the fire iiend; but nc fire
could be found and, tile engine was
slowly drawn back to its quarters.
ms proved to be 4 false alarm. but
not SO with alarm that was nivon
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
Teas IreaS!!

The choicest in the world -lmportcrs
prices largest Company in America
staple ariicir--rirh>c> rrybudy TRADE
continually incr"nSing-n"nMtS wam.r.
everywhere best Inducements = don'l
waste time send for circular to
ROBERT WELLS.
Is Nc>cy Street, New York.
10. .Nnlli. l,AN l.IS
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

Representatives 5. l.. Duncan and P
-. Jones were III town one day during
~" week. looking well able to discharge
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20


Finest quality Young Tyson Tea quality IN.
per Ii. Thi- Tea srrcially ,ccommc,lci Finest
Tnaii,y r n"l"nT; m s"mrn"ng Gmnrowcr, am!
%.I ''' i% "ay IL Tsas sa." so f' ~ osS tSsS
dealers ut - per 10, y"n can have delivered by
ns AT 'oc per lh Crushed sugar lic. per N;
sugar l2r. ,rnr h.: extra { Sugar, zoe. per
h cI,riis,l irown sugar 10 IT'S per H.. Lin.
ma.ic from best Virginia Whcat-;n elegant
article, lbs, for -: or. :? per barrel, Cool
Family Flour 2! lhs for -, or $3.50 per barrel.
Extra Ch"ic' Finely Favored Eagged Hams,
lGc.; Good linms, l3c, per ID. Extra Choice
Brcakias, strips, lG',c per lb. Choice Tumbler
.J.llicS, large size, l2isc. each. lb' Canned
Tomatoes, l3c each: > lh Canned Tomatoes, lGc
each. H. Salmon, lSc. per can: lb. Canned
Pine Apple, Peaches, Damsous, and Pears, 2ac.
per cant cams for l.3n, Best Rualiiy Mixed
Vinegar Ticklcs---pints, lie. quarts, &c each;
gallons, zoe each. Condensed Milk Eu-
rcka. and Earle Brand. 25c each. Gantz
Scaioanl. II lb' 25c. lbs. 30 cents. per
can. Lemon Sugar, i0c. per can. D6o-
lcy'S Yeast Powder. -. %. 40c. per can.
English Cooking Soda. or Package Soda,
Zoe. per ID. Boxes Sardincs. 20c. l-2
boxes SardncS. ijc. each. Sha,iincs. IL
boxes. 35c. each. CoX'S Sparklin Celia
tine, aoc. per pack. CapcrS. Zoe. /; Olives
Doe; Notwithstanding, Walnut and
Mushroom sauces. genuine imported IUc
per bottle. Imitation French Mustard,
2Or. Genuine French Mustard, 25c.
| French pruncS. l5c. fuiSins. zoe. Cit
ron. 40. Curranis. luc. Cheese, 20c.
Full weight Candles. first quality, 23c-
PEI lb. Bakers Chocolate, J5c per lb
C"cna, 5h,.. per ID. Brona, G0c per lb.
German Chocolate, Bee. per lb. Ortli-
nary Rio Coffee, a. lbs for 81 choice Rio
Coffee, ! lbs. for 81; choice Iaguarl
Coffee. ) - lbs. for 81; Old Govern
mcnt Java {, iur FL; Roasted
and Ground H, liAuiouai each
! Grade Dur .izH = lbs. Tor
! 81. Satin Gl r,.r.Ti ,5a. pei. bcX-
Corn Starch l3a pri pNck lIoN Blue
J inm. ::::!'. n", ,,a%e Ht,"y - ~ FER.
ln a> rdrstuw i'oh,ccn. 50. per
H.j CutuDRrcd Cijlt Edge But
.,r ", st'icm GOs'ir. Batter;
j5r t.tJa Ii,be HufaytsAGjOe. per
as.tt Ns.ttgE. 4 !l:. . SSts sSs9EQ
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
j J.tMf.S +. lIl..\h.
Dist. Dep. Grand Master.

SCnnoI CoMMIs,IuNNH. School
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
JOHN Nv. LTNLEY & CO..
100 King Street, Charleston, S. c.,
GRGGERS,
Nd MP oRTERS
General Merchandise.
No Frci1ht to PuyI
No Frciyht to PuyI
No freight TO PdyI

No freight TO PdyI
Our prices are below those of any other deal
or in the United states. No extra charges Tor
drayagc, boxing or freight.
We prepay irc:,hls and deliver goods frcc at
any depot on the line Of the Ncrtl Eastern. VIII
mington and Columbia, South Carolina and
Charleston rna Savannah Rail Roads: also, to
all points in South Carolina, Georgia and Flori-
la, having hilcct water communication with
Charleston.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

Charleston.
ALI. GOoDS GUARANTEED.
Always enclose This advertisement with order
! il convenient.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

,..,,.. ,.ly .u.5.lv utiOll.
, 1875-01-28
WOMAN SUFFRAGE,

Tho Proposition tn Hold n Worlds
Convention In GS7U Endorsed by tho
GitIxens$ suffrage Association Ut
lsilaiilslelptltu.
f}tc'a! Rtslmtch to The Chtcaao Tribune.
rH1LanELru1A Pa. Jat, 47,-At meeting NJ
the Citizens Suffrage Association to-lay tho fol-
lowing WAS adopted:
WHEnEAH, The United 6t1tes Goycrnmrnt rfofrTRrB
to le lterublic aud tu rsllljEis A1I 4uttrunenta
without representation tyranny, Au trnftra 10
certrao its que ndrrtl birthday Or crltllnjsl ant
Ssrsary fsue government, inyitlnR all tho NIaIar-
chlcs of tho Old World tu IArtIcltc yet persists III
tho ltHfranrhscuent Ut onen3 Of its ett!GrnA at.st
thtfr will solely account OF tGtr rItisr,H lelg
suhtect tu its laws anu taxed for .ts surlurt; una
WHknKAn. Tic Natlona! Woman raEr Ase.,cta-
tion hnvs determined, nlIleaa Congress tha IN the
teantima havs secured u the rights, lristr
cs, auu nuniuus II American ritizens lulll out
the ceHttry Ut this nutluns cxtstelcs Etv Iliins
National GltlxcuH buHruEe Convention in Illsin,it-
IIia, commencing the 4t of July. la7G, and IL tlH
ttes III every State un. corilslly invite sl! wnnrn,
both Of tho Old all Nus World, wlln .HiEc freedom,
to co-operatu with thrul III lLia musrlutut; tArrr-
fore,
ttsnirxd Tint We, tho cltsxena nt Tho HutFrage AZ
aprlatou in PHILADELPHIA, tH,ltsu tho Arun Ut A1nl
Will cooperate with thu National ArF0tiatinn In this
movement, nu scoicIlI all who fst Interested to
frnd their contributions to Mrp ElEcn q. Eargtunt,
Treasurer Of tie National Woman Suffrage AsHucta-
lion, No. 30s sllys northwest, Washington, u. o.
, 1875-01-28
KNIGHTS OF IsYTIiIhS.
Tho ansvn a;ritnd LudEo-Otftccrx-
Fleet.

iStettal Dispatch 10 1As ch,eaao Tribunr.
FoaT MADISON, a., jan. 27.--TAo banquet
glycu by tho ladies' OF our city to tho tlra,,l
Lodge Of knights Of lythias. last oyuaills,
waB grand affair. The preparations were con'
plete and extensive III every particular, anu
thoHe present received a right KinEly reception.
Tie Grand Lodge finished their buHincsa and
eleotod tho following now oilieern to-aaos John
Van fa!ksnhnrg, q. q; ". =. t1sc"i, q. ': e.;
Il. anl B, N. ], uurt II. OF L.. II. NJ. slay,
II. OF A.; Goorgo Ureucmau, O.. /. a.; i.
Schinsrt, G. q. Il.
The I.olgo thou adjourned to mect at Mt.
Pleasant III July.
, 1875-01-28
CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP DUDLEY.

DAIT1Aonx, Jau. M.-Tl.o Rev. Tloulas N.
dudley late Hector OF Christ Church. ot tl.ia
city, MAS to-day conHeoE1tol Assistant uishul, Of
Kentucky. The SERMON WAS preached by i,sl,ol,
Johns, Ut ViSguin, aud the conservation so1rice
performed by nishop Smith, Of Kentucky. Tho
lsY: DR.. White, Assistant llsl.op Of Virginia
tue LEV, ur. Pulkney. Assistant DlsLop OF llary-
l.ngt sna ths Hoy. Dr.. Ilsllsuutll, Lord niahop
OF Aus9n. Cansds, took part n tue cessmonles.
, 1875-01-28
ANIUSENIENTS.

TIE OPERA.
n"ons,-n'a ssale W. y" 'ne o.uA'ns " @ tno
so'u u su!s, onpo ~ 'a, ..., ~. '"u 'sas '.o
~ ~ Ho''''''o,3' ~! "a is''o '''s,o sn'''tt' 4"u
nv lAo e""o sl"'o - N' .aes ,,,'t o'ol 6'.n
upvu ,o su'ko. ~ ean ana, .a.o.s' y "e"u's'' pe
Ga"eu 'no ne .os M ".'1 W. n"' n''a
.s''1'o ta1'e ,,,., n.... "'4a M s.4o a'uu
IN 4.on"on 1eee'''is) So.e s'i'6'ne ouo. 'ne
theatro look tlro, una Tint "h8 tho eAu ol
years. Since that PARKWAY time, how many
an;u1x l,xa crossc1 fin r;c1,c,tr hr;dro ca.
a..,s, ho;.,, .,a,,oI 49,. ,,o,o, ,,,., IT, Iii
caPeu pet'k oaa"oa ''so p4osea ""ol WV aa'i.
Tlieel bolo" ahd been res1orea to ElpMo
Ilcro nro Rosa do Vroa, Colsoa Anna ..Miluer,
Tucv Estcott. Iitt1o Cnskrj. T,nav Ginor,H faro.
Inc nlcl,,nya aud noso 1Jcraco an1 tloir l,,,;,
'"a1s ,ana aan 1r;uaa,i nosn,an a '"'I, ,.n, .s,'
lo'e16 Aaso oeen olasnoil, Do"ler, MltAnaa,
Tamnro, Anastasi and Castle. OF these sixteen
artists but six now remnin on tho stage,
The last time 1t gaa proyopted here
,vo. T., ,1,no, ,,o,a.,t fr,.,,. f1,or, 1I,,.. 5s.s
tJhlA. D. Aoio) wAen Alts. 1'chilfEs-B Bernard nlid
Jack Dowler sang and screamed tho pretty love-
story; and now, after it's long flye voars OF rest
u wna brought mt onco 7,orn IN Afford h1har, ~
opportunity hos ohly 10 rug nor 1aVollte rolo,
but niao to charm lar audience more thoroughly
than sho had done before Oil Lucia, Elsa, or
Migaoa.
F,t.- 4t,1kn
nos"''nn'a,'o'"s '''o '''s,'iai chatacter OF the
weather, tho house "aH well filled. for "Son,anl-
bula, although it IL litsla opera with really but
d single nart. mud that mart witt, on1v t,yn or
tbros aonon n at,, nrcttv n.atoral s,,r', ,aa
.uioo oonso, ~ n'4 ro',s paa1osAi esofy' ano
1ts nnslc Ii pfeh6 ano 1fesh' III apiio o. tho wear
Of yeara. and hcnce it is Rlwaya fayorito.
Tho intoroat Of thu onera coutres In A,uiua. Tn
fact. viii, tho exception of the cboT,a nassares
tSera Il tto Or notinr ala Than S,i, os
:ca md nor rocitntys whi' ;a II d,i,'tii,r
msitIInus cnnscGnnntly Ail,ani las ~, o,'nnt,;5
nitv whr, I'll i,s grsnt nrtis,a ao ~ ,1
nninvcI IN .I,nnst svorv .rtist ,. Saas a'iu
l,cr fnnSrtoira Tbo rn,o - nno vn,, :. nra,,,a ~
itoIy ssnted to her vnr rixiun ,,1sv m rs ~ {na
niI srihintv an ,'eciarive ~ asn '; ;.s
f,drhtnosa All froapczs 1icr vn,,sl anH ,tr;0 is
in n%,vnto sian adat er to thc drnnntic ~ ronro s
sentnton "a tst bsth voon5iv md tis.mati ip.1-
1y her norsnm.t,om " ~ liz oAr nret,v .so
geen in e1o1,isiteIy craoafu All ciorm;,n
Ihroc nr fonr iriilinnt ,;n,ho,a c"u,Hstad In.
prntty racitaiivn Which shc nivoTa san,i-o'i,,
aum M tic ,nnsio Of dntjnn. .nt1 1t"u1}s VIII IN
scntv mataria, Aiant achicveI ma ~ ta +nas ,s
brilliant sunccasoa ayeT ma1c in mr. anarstic aa1Ie
records. 11a Eo,ne for tac Sr1uo ~ ta rst ~
which wna ann viii romortnhIo smnn.bnass ~, .'
grace dist srosed tho enthusiasm of tho nndl "du
encc. anu in tho Immediately BuccoHding EQurn II