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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13
RARTnNsYILLE.

Mrs. Nellie J. Kenyon of Woodstock
will speak in Spiritulist Hall, Bartons-
vile, Sunday, August Is. A trance
Otter speaking personating friends passed
on, and giving tests An invitation to
all.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13
PRoCroRsvILLE.

The Farmers and Mechanics Union
4 hold their sixth annual Fair on
Z Trotting Park, midway between
llpetorsvilIe and Ludlow, September
BIB, 29th aud 30th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13

BuTTER MARKET.-The St Adams
butter market last Tuesday was quiet.
Common to fair bought from Is to ~
cents; medium to good, 20 to 25c; Sc
lections, 2S to 29c; gilt edge, Soc. Sew
eral choice lots sold at Sic, while one
lot brought &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13
I LIBERATION NOTICE.

This cer,ihes that have xiven nv son CHARLES
+. SPAULDING his time during the remainder OF
his minority and shall claim Of has earnings
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this date
Chester. VT. July &c. 1875.
Witness HUGH HENRY. s24
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13
The Walpole Races.

The races at Walpole last week were
well attended, and were regarded as a
success The result We give below as fol-
lows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13

The income from the school lands for
the whole State is greater than the sum
that would be produced by fund OF
quarter of million dollars on inter-
est at six per cent.
The school lands whose rent is due to
colleges, county grammar schools, or
academies are not included in this report.
Corrections of errors in the foregoing
will be thankfully received by the State
superintendent of Education.
Our present Superintendent of Educa-
ton. Hon. Edward Conant, of Randolph,
becoming satisfied that the school funds
of the State were not receiving from the
public lands devoted to the purposes Of
education all their legitimate income,
has very properly been investigating the
amount derived therefrom. The result
is given above.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13
NOTICE.

All bills due the undersigned. not paid before
Aug och, will he nut into the hands Of attorney
for col eeionis5i. ~ and 30 take notice and gov
ern yourselves accordingly. This means business,
gentlemen. 80 GEO W NUTTING.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13

CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Aug 10, 1875.
MOUNT ~ srocx AZ sARxwr.
Cattle sheep, Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs.
This week. s5et So. SIS 100 eost Ss
)no year ago. Sis2 1877 26S 7iSd 2s
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, slN.006 sl0.50 first
Iuality, $40 ~ $3.50; second quality. S7.Io 20 $500
hird quality, S6b5 % $3.50,
Sheep and Lanbs,-Per head. in lots. s2,Oo @ 5S
Iides. $50 % 70. y m.
rallow, $40 "a 6ce 10.
Mich Cows and Calves-s3S. SIS. SIS and $50.
rrloes OF Store Csttle.-Working Oxen. v pair $50.
. $40
kEMARkS.--Largost supply cf cattle of the sea-
son, but prices are sustaineu, especially on the.
higher grades. quotations ranging IRON SUP to loo
Shee and lambs are about the same. but are a lit
10 weak. Lambs 81 10 &c. In sheep the quota
lions are to $50 or about 40 of last seek. Liye
Poultry continues at nc for nice turkeys and chick
ems and l0c Tor common fowl.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13
EsTRAY
BABBITT & HAYES
General Fire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE AGENCY

DELIoWO ALlAo, VI.
Oh FICE in the NEW BRICK BLOCK
South side of the Square
Over TWO MILLION Dollars capital represented.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.
We are agents for the
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
The LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
INTHE WORLD and it pays the largest Dividends
to its Policy holders.
OYER $72,000,000 CAPITAL.
If those looking for the BEST and still the CHEAP
EST LIFE INSURANCE will call upon us we can
show them by actual figures that this is the STRONG
EST COMPANY in the WORLD and yet its rates
are the CHEAPEST; 1t issues all varieties of Life
and Endowment Policies. II is an OLD C0MPA-
NY having been established thirty-three years and
during that time it has been the MOST SUCCESS
Full INSURANCEC COMPANY EVER CHARTER
ED.
We write ACCIDENT POLICIES in the
HARTFORD ACCIDENT INSU-
RANCE co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-13
ss1OO.OOO CapitaI.

The only Company in the United States devoted
exclusively to Accident Insurance. issuing both
long and short term Policies.
1t issues Policies
GUARANTEEING a stipulated sum in case Of
death caused by accident.
GUARANTEEING weekly indemnity in case of
total disability resulting from accident.
GUARANTEEING the amount of the Policy in
case of death caused by accident AND indemnity
for total disability.
CALL and examine our rates. Policies issued for
day or for year. See advertisement elsewhere
for the Fire department of our business.
BABBITT q HAYES.
81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-20
f70NTlNE PLAN.

orupou the principle of accommodating profits for
definite periods, which was fret introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance. and by lead.
ing business men. Forty-four per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontine Life Policies and forty per cent. Its
Tonline Endowment Policies. issued within the last
Eve years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the interests of the
Policy holders, and in presenting the Society to
tice they lee that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because of the etrict and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. In the assets and in the administration
of the Society, perfect security is given for the -
ture, which is of great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such arge an
nual transactions as the Equitable; none Is more
prompt and just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-20

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts OF North America and
Europe furnishing, by this broad field of opera.
tons an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-20

Persons who want to find
the Place 10 Buy Merchan.
disc ut Bargains. read the
Advertisements I'm this Pa.
per.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-20

Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only Policies are issued payable at the death
Of the Insured, also payable at the end of certain
anm Der Of Years. Poltcles are also issneh on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-20
Ihe Eenmebee gonr,1al
Published Every Wednesday at Augusta, Me
~ SPRAcUE, OWEN 4 NASH.
Terms of STANDARDIZATION

Mailed to subscribers or delivered by carriers
Two DOLLARS PER ANNUM. After the expiration
Of the year, the publishers reserve the right I,
charge two dollars and fifty cents.
Persons wishing the KENNEBEC JOURNAL fur
nished for any time less than one year, will have
their orders promptly attended to upon remttin
the amount for the time desired. Papers dIscou
tinued promptly when ordered If arrearages are
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regularly, arerequested to promptly give notice al
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indicate the time to which payment has been
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Tor money reunited. Iaus slJan5s indicates this,
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duly appreciated and literally repaid. Among
other things, we wish complete list Of Marriages,
Deaths, Fires, Accidents &c. with other matters
OF local interest In each town.
Friends throughoutthe State are invited TO com.
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viii be taken Of anonymous communications and
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W rscelNe subscriptions and advertisements Tor
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Street.
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T.C. EVANS, 1906 Washington st.
Street.
NE" iokk IS. N. PETTENGILL& Co. .37park
Row. '' a.
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other kinds OF Book and Job Printing done 81 sha.
notice and In the neatest manner al this once
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HOWARD OWEN.
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, 1875-04-12


Gov. Bcvetideo reaohed tho city yesterday
morning, and had conference In tho forenoon
with Mcssrs. Pearaon and Stools, Ra'road ana
Wavohouso Commissioners, In reference TO mo
difficulties surrounding tbs Office OF dth'h 4n-
npccsor. 1io rns fully Informed OF what haa
besn done, aud of tho ntatus Of affairs generally.
l1o indorsed tho action Of tho Commissioners,
but t!eptoteti tho causes which hal inpel.odthcm
to their action.
Lntoe III tho day tan Governor was called
unon by TntnuHg reporter. 1io wab vcry rot
icont. and, strange 10 say. nBkod moro questions
tnau ho answered. 1ie was non.commfttal upon
Lie question Of bis right to suHpora Mr. Harper
upder the law. but determined to t2ko no
otllco VA In other lu'lds. nnI running smooth
", lie did not nppselin'a nnv resistance oa tho
rart Of Harper, or that tue business Of tho Do
l,artmcnt nould IN nnywiae hn affected
boforo llarpor'a successor could be appointed
aud qualify. In ths oven. Of unrror's oreti'ls
nny rshihtancc, ho~ovos, ho was prepared Tor It,
aud could alnul all OF his legal bubbles by
ls-uins mn order for his removal. and appointing
Ills successor, lIo WAS inclined to give atr.
Harper every opportunity to savo litnscll, but
WAS fearful thnt Ills affairs aud conduct wcrc
without cxcuHs.
lilo Governor and Commissioners lsft for
spr1nene1d last evening utter short 'otorViow
with Mr. Parker.
upon, but, II tho olteo Ii gwen to Chicago. tho
seloctiou will most l,soly DO maae from tho fol-
lowing names. G. q. Gucraoy, Clark 0eib, T. 4.
Hill, and Q. l.. Taskes. That tho appointment
will be giyon to cn'caso u by no menns eeslaln'
in yiow OF tho pressure bcin. nlato by tue firm
o.s, who regarl the Inspector rs standing be.
tween tho Donrd OF Tinae and the producers OF
the grain. They seem TO demand that tho ap..
rointmcnt shall be inado outside 0f ChcaTo. nlla
tl.o:r cla,us will havo due uoi6ht With tlo Gov
, 1875-04-12

Tho argument on tho motion for the appolnt-
msnt Of a Receiver In tho case OF FoudIok aud
F.Ah va. Tic Chicago, Danviito i Vinceunea
natlroaa Company. WAS concluded yesterday and
taken under adriacnent. Tho condition OF Affairs
In Court Ia somewhat mixed up At present.
Thtro Is pending under ndvisemons tho motion
to remand to tho State Courts tho case Of Ste
phen osgood against Tho Company, which was
argued Friday. There has also been argued a
demurrer to dlanllsn this Bill altogether, and a
motion to dlamlss tho Rcoelvoru appointed In tho
caso by tho Slate Court Lastly, 4 motion to
appoint Reoolyor tn tho Fosdick and Fish suit
has heep heard, and decision will probably bo
Kiyeu soon. Those three mottons and demurrer
sro all pending Ut tho SAME time. but dl.misssl
Of tho osgood bill wil dispose Of two Of the mo-
tionB and tho demurrer, aud virtually leAyo the
4airB OF the road In the hands OF the State Court
~ II obtained jurisdiction 1rst, and, undos the
late decision OF the Federal Court ID ontitled to
koep 1t. Sill another motion was made Batur-
day and argued Incidentally, atftdkyita aud
couater-aff1daylta being introduced, whlch Ia to
compel tho Trustees, Foadlck and Fish, to show
cause Why they should not disclose tho names OF
menco suit. togethos with the amount Of honda
hold by than, in order to Hoe II thu Truetees'
suit waa properly commenced by tho terms Of
the mostgaRe which requires tho concurrence Of
DIVORCES,
Mary DEengbesg Gays that her husband. John
DrenHberg, has not bcon al thAt the name in~
plies to her, and that In particular, ho has slow WI
remarkable tendency 70 breaking ohaiEa over
proper use. lu addition to this, he Is in tho
habit Of taking tho round Of al tho saloons near
his house. and theu coming home and making 1t
4 miniature insane asylum. 1nasmuch - ho has
some property: 3frs. DEsngberg, mt,la asking
for divorce, also lntlulatcs ths. uho wishes .
reasonable ahAre OF bor husbands wealth In ex-
change for his company.
Judge Hopkins IL still engaged Wtth the cAse
Of Burns vs.. Tho plttshutg l. Fort Wayne Rail
road Company, and, st lts conclusion, will take
an another set case.
Judge Tree will nor hold court until further
notice,
George ". Campbell WA appointed Assigned
OF Joseph Mcdonald.
z. IIsnoeoy was appointed Asaigpee OF WILL
lam Kiulead.
Tho injunction in the cass Of ovettca ~. 2
r. Cola VA. discussed y Judge WtlhAms. =
$4,000 Ia his husiasae, and THAT oyaEsoa had
, 1875-04-12

beautiful, and liar nsrsous, Influence rich IN all
uaiurs M 81 illcd to overflow with human
sympathy, tincrd with tho NJ Wisdom
Of thoao anpea rho a1ways look upon the asoo
family Of attaching children to hor. aho
seemed n!rnya to bc taking tben up Into hor
nrns aui blessing them. lfer highest ambition
and lor n1oHt hcar.fnl nlsl, wa9 to bc considered
m ono OF thoso littso ohea whom tho Lord III
iIfs own good timo would mako room for In eno
If tho loNicst o: 1lin heavenly naustona. Mrs.
Dysr antrcra,i most oxcrnta'ingly. bu. With tho
mist touching rnaticnce. for thirteen months.
With an informal tseane wl.cl, THO gtoatcr lss.
at That Tins, coutlned hnr to hor bed. She
leaves thrco living children {threo having Rono
hcforn l,er), Mrs. Stella Lorlng, Sir. Cbnsloa
Dyer, nos IN Florida, and a1r. Louis D5or. now
student in Oxfo.d Co'logo. England.
, 1875-04-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rho soc,,.v NJ pbvs,otans and surxoops naeota
MA s,au,''n =. -, 1,acino '0 ''''
lnib eseu!nE ~ tne Iac'no' ..... ..
The Academy OF Sciences meots tomorrow
oycntnc At No. 2S3 Wabash aycnuo,
o,,'- s,'.,,,-N ..,,, 49,,
Tho Mul1iean Honhses VIII ho'a tno'r fcs"ses
monthly meeting Tonight at thelr aF'noEy. buai'
mesa Of importance is on tho doctet.
~ nc.ug g, 'nor ~, ii y ~ n1d ~ III
nols NJ ~" o,ioo ~ ~ 49,
hanA s.'ees tnesuas s,,;a 1.os" u !''' A.
Esnso LOT sae ''''uo'ia'as t0a"'oa'
A special meeting Of iae lady DsEecso'a Of the
rrosestaat 0rrhnn Aaynm WILL 10 held at that
institution {7s9 Michigan arcnno) Wednesday at
| half past 10 o'clock q. nj. 4 iut attendance Ia
requested.
1 anc.,t ,ncot;np of ,bc corporut,on Of the
r,rser W,mon's nof,,rc of Chx,auo Nil be
hald 1t tho iusIi,utlon nj 2;s0 o'cnck p. m. to
constder n nsonosI,1on to lcnso n porsjun OF tho
s.a,,,;ras -, 1pi'ans ayenm. M Thirty.5irst
It.ont rtuu't'oo VII 4H''a"@ "'0A"' 1"0 "'''
0'.s , ~,
This even!ng, MI. Leonard ". eo1s, froM.
dent OF tno CAc3To Academy OF Doa1Rop WILL
, 1875-04-12
FREEMASONRY.
-wn tnvtfrr +rrouttNtf

TET ANOTHER Lxp0bUAF.
About thirty persons were attracted to tho
Drcmer Street l'flala,y School building last
esoning By haud-h!l rhicl, announced that
lecture would be delivered m "F1cemasonry; Its
Oatls, Sccsea, and Sangninary Penalties a1so,
It's Connection with Christianity. Civil dorern-
meps, mud tho Administration OF Jus.ice.' Tho
admission foo wns 30 cents. Mr. Edmund
Eonayno, Principal Of tho school. was the
lecturer. For four Of a disturbance, squad
Of police was piescut to psoscryc
ordor. They wero uot needed. how
oycr, as tho gentleman was allowed to
s.y all bc wan'oI to. and retained tho sttentfon
OF his audito.s (os nearly four hours. llo was
dressed III the rcgalla Of q Worshipfut Master,
mud, ln commencing his discourse, Said that
Entered Apprentice, the Follow Craft, aud tho
Master Alasou.-the sa;po numbcr sI,cre was in
tho Trinity. lilo thou ridcuIed tho idea of cou,-
pairing Ailnishtg God 70 % Triangle r rTaua1S, e.
nfseSs nfSps'qhsd hsd to opoon R"' TINT no M..oe
~ Wes cd humbna," aud believed
chat it HAS oppoeed to Ncpublicau institutions
aud Rhthld not Lo tolerated in tlis country lap
plauso.] The government OF tho loi9o WAS des-
roic; Tho master absolute III l,iB ponor, and
there vas M appeal from Ais decisions: Wt,cn
man got s.oyo.pIpo hat on bis hoasl ho WAS
King. ....
,irop, tho sneakes olain,iug TINT: according to
| tho best authorities, It was founded IN Frog
wotld claimed 50 much. and kacW 90 little.
| Alto: sa,ing that every word ho ahonld utter
nornco the Order In tlse meat bitter tet1ns say
| lug that God wns addressed as "lho Great Ar
cnitect Of the Universe: tho rnsnc Of Christ
was never utte:ed in lodge: Ills saring grace
phcntl. [Applanse.l lts priuoipteh led to
| crjmo injustice, theft, robbery, and lually to
, 1875-04-12

Moro Of those Exquisite
Pntcsns in taco and Nottingham cust,us that ilgcs
Jcnkna h F4zon, 229 and III Slate street, will keep
t4nal!z.ug YOU wt nro just In. Look ~ them, adies
whether you buy or no;.
, 1875-04-12
Millinery QnaninK,

On vedpetdsy, April II. No shall have our spring
oepng Of millinery goos and shall exhibit ~ exton.
siyo stock ot rich and desirable Paris Novelties spoa!
goods Of our impozatlon; elso, largo ssocksof
trimmed fotna hits kn bnnnsS Of tha hiRatst order
Ut style, No cards. Hotchktn, Palmer Co., 1877 a&l
1J1 Hi1to RtrcAt.
, 1875-04-12

E1ocsa Of expenditures oycr internal re-
co3ptS..s. --s+.+st ..,-9loaa6s.lu
Fer thu making up OF this largo difference tho
University ia dependent on its "bilIs receivable
for general purpoaes." which appoar among It's
available sesonrcca. The nccesstty for tho In
csoaae Of its resources especially IN tho form Of
cudoHmeuts, ia thus apparent.
, 1875-04-12

Love In spr!pgtime IL pleasAnt thing to con.
template, aud We regret 10 lay th1t Il worked
uudor disadvantages Yesterday. 1t stayed away
from church Tor the most part. being coustIa!nua
tboreto by influenza Apd fsAr Of damage W lts
nav hAbtLmsnta.
, 1875-04-12
UNIVERSITY Of CHICAGO.
Gratifying Exhibit Of It's Rcsourcez and
Liabilities.


Tho Trustees Of tho University Of Ch!eago at
their late meetings have been engaged In a
thorough revlow OF their business Affairs In adj
vance OF the annual financial statement at tho
close OF lilo fiscal yohr in September, will, Wow
Of advising tho public Of tho c1acs financial
condition and noeds Of tho University. Only
part Of tho wurk Inns yet boon duue, bnt enough
to prouent two items, which. by tho conrtchy OF
hr. o. ". Dorrots, tho Secretary Of tho Fluanco
Committee We arc ablc to eivc bclow: Tho
financial administration OF tho UniVeraity il In
the hands Of tho "Comm!tsoo on Enao"monts
aud Finance" which Is composed Of ths follow
iuE memberH, Chairman, Chancellor Darronshn;
6octotar., o. W. De1rctt, Trcanuror, Henry
Greonobanm; aud j. Y. 5cammon aud II. A.
Root.
Tho business Of the Committee is douo at tho
otlico of Mr. o. W. Dorrett, 122 La sa'lo street,
wlloto tho chancellor Of tho University also has
his Office. Meetings arc held wcck!y, whom all
bills aro auditod, and payments arc mado by
tho orders OF tho Chairman and Secretary on
tho Treasurer. Thnre Is also II Committee on
tho Uniyoruity Grounds, consisting OF Il. 9.
Itouo, Esq, Chairman. Robot HHsrls. j. I.
Eonllold Il. II. Thompson, and Chancellor Dur-
turglB.
Ny these two Committees. acting jointly,
! Al Inventory aud valuation ot oil tho property
Of tho University. vol as t!le liabilities have
recently boon made, Of unacn tho following IL
au oxhiblts
Statement Of re.ousccs AMI liabilities Of the Cn-
fh}cHuH.
, 1875-04-12

Satisfactory Evidence
Of tho ablity Of pal!eJs Magscat Pain Extractor to
tsllcfc tlc sod violent pain, heal witAt thu
, 1875-04-12
Eocond.Hnnd Organs

Very flne Reed Sons, Fstey. Ir1uee h Co., snd
nnFct orRauA but little d, for ssls Ut Reed4 Ten-
p1e ot Music, " Van uursn street, II haif-pracs.
, 1875-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES,



Will ho tho Sslver ynur ttblcf, snd all your HouHe-
tnts Iitcnbis, shen cleaned and polsiod with Fire
ro A1Icon, This artleo is a!ohorsl product.
nhsaued srnrn Nevada minc entirely tto frnm sd Of
Injurious chomcas It cleans knd pollthos with eas IA
bor and greater hrauoy than any material bctorc
dtscuYsrc It should be In ovcrr volt regulated house
hold 6ntd b. uu1eFurn.shnk Storpr. brug9!sts. ton
olott aud Gsoee1s. Agonts .G1LLET, MCCULLOUGH
GE0.
, 1875-04-12

rerttsinR Agent: hfr. Sol Davis, Treasurer. sna
his aasietant. Tho lcceinta up to tho eftten,'
cold weather never tell holoW s3ooo por "eoa. e
and weok aftc sroc1i amounted TO between 1sHt
Md flvo thoueAnd, and sometimes oven cSceeoea
the last nmonut. Immediately business &c"
crenseu. wo woro called to Tho ofico Or Dir.
Jnncs.-whn in the meantime had Eoe
rid Of ono ar both NJ h!h nart-
nore,-aud toll, that ltnlc's eomothin4
coulI bo dono 10 ilghtsp ezpnnscs, tho theatre
would clotc, anil accordingly arorY 1nona6cE oE
tho co1,ranY submitted TO reduction OF ons"
thirl tlto as,onns Of his fAlaty for three wooks,
whicl, wns to bc considered q loan, to 10 repaid
t1nr,ur tho spring buA,nosa. Wo nced scarcely
any ttlat loan wHt nsvcr mentioned after. mlicfl
lcse paid, aud the reduction, with two or Three
exceptions, continued to the closing uf tho house,
iAst Ilurs,tav. In addition to this. the compa'
NJ was reduced by tho withdrawal Of Mcsers.
.tn'1n iiars. lilly Manning, 1tsko sehoolctafe,
and George Coos. NIL performers commanding htgh
salaries. II money was lost by III. 1onos sardor
tbs cf'cuuostnslcos. wo confess to boIng too is-
norant to perceive Tho possibility, inanaRo1
lost monay, nven II during few ueeks of nn-
propilioun weather hts icre!pts have not mot h,s
oxronsca by 500 o. 1900 por neck. whom In tho
san,e number OF Nooks. III tho same season. lis
receipts havo ovcroalnnced his c1ponhca By \
like number Of tlouaanls per woek; neither has
he All excuse, inaNmuct, ~ 10 neScr bogs them
tn rbaro Lin profits In good weeks. for conf
pei1ipg his company to holy, him boar bis !oaKcs
III had ones. Yet thls Is exactly. what this Gem
tlelnnil, Mr.. Jones, has done du1tng ono Of tho
most prosEer1as saasons VIC have known ID
loug experience. Yours, rosrec'fnEls..
KELLY 4 LEON,
, 1875-04-12

Tho seorot Of the Toilet,
To Fragrant 6oso.lout, a1oue, Ii due tho wbisueas
md soundnsAa OF tlrse fourth, OF the beautiful sas
of teeth tA4t glitter At tho bulls aud parties Of tho
eltp,