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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
THE MANIFEST MAN,

The manifest man of all the rare
Whose heart 10 open as his face,
Puts forth his hand to help another
'Tis not the blood of kith and KIN,
'Tis not the color of the skin;
'Tis the heart that beats with,
Which makes the man a man and brother
His words are warm upon his lips,
His heart beats to his finger tips,
He is friend and loyal neighbor:
Sweet children kiss him the way
And the women trust him, for they may
He owes no debts he cannot pay;
He earus his bread with honest labor.
He lifts the fallen from the ground,
And puts his feet upon the round
Or dreaming Jacobs starry ladder
WI hich lifts him higher, day by Gay,
Toward the bright ana heavenly way;
AND farther from the tempters sway;
Which stiugeth like tie angry adder.
He strikes oppression to the dust,
He shares the blows aimed at the Just,
he shrinks not from the post of danger;
But in the thickest of the fight
He battles bravely for the right,
For that is mightier than might,
Though cradled in an humble manger:
Hail to the manifest man, he comes
Not with the sound of horns and drums;
Though grand is any duke, and grander
lie dawns upon the world, and light
Dispels the weary gloom of night,
And ills, like bats and owls, take flight;
He's greater than the great Alexander.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18

"A ScHENEcTADY girl at spelling school
sat down on ''pantaloons. This happens
here often, but it never gets into The papors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
Manhood How Lost, How Restored.

Just published. n new edition of
IE<A Dr. <UJVerW-bI-s ls~ny Oh the
FSS&Sxs radical (without medicine) of
S-S SPERMAToRHEAH. Seminal and
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc; also, CoNSUMPTIoN, EPILEPSY
and FRS, induced by self-ndulgence or sexual
extravaganza sc.
So Price. in n sealed envelope. only six cents
The celebrated aut hor, in this admirable Essay.
clearly dcmOnsi rates, from thirty years
ccsSiul practice that the alarming Consequences
OF seltabusc may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine the appli-
cation of the knife; pointing out a mode of cure
at once simple. certain and cfiectu:l by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself ehcapiy, privately and
rddicdiIH.
fs-Thls Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any adj
dress p,si- paid, on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers
HAS. !. G. KLINE & co.
+15-1y. 127 Bowery. New York, p o. Box 1856.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Estate of WIN. PATTERSON, decd.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF said
decedent, late Of Croyle township, Cambria coun.
ty, having been issued to the undersigned, all per-
sons Indebted to said estate are notified that pay
mcnt must be made forthwith, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
prDbated for settlement
May 2l.-st. RI. JOHNSTON, Admir-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
Cast Steel Plow Points.

T'ARNERS. ore and all. are hereby Informed
i that money, time and labor can he saved by
using Cast steel PlOw shares. of which only one
has in many eases proved sufficient for a whole
seasons puwing. and in some soils. by being twice
sharpcncd, one share has iasted two seasons.
They Scuur bright and ma ke the plOw Scour and
run easier. and strong and tough that they
viii! not break. When worn dull, they he
sharpened and tenpcrcd by any good black ksmth h
without disturbing the fitting part.
All regular sizes kept on hand and fit any Pitts
burgh PlOw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
the OCEAN BANK BURGLARr.
Trying TO Establish "a Crime that Cannot be
Touched even II Proved.

'""'"'" Wv" '"''"'
Tho trinl Of tho stit If Samu.l NJ Archar
-, -
against the directors ana receiver OF the ocean
National Bank made but little progress In the
t-nitod sta,os Ci,,uit Court vas,arday Thu
-
plaintln sues the defendants Tor the value OF
$1,000 In Government bonds forwarded by his
A., Ar,har 4 -, - I,y.ns,,iio Ind 4, ,sc-
uiu'' n''"o' N''' W nv i"u'' u" t0o''
under an arrangement ur contract effected by
corrcenonueucr. ID, which the bonds were to he
-, ~ -. 80, -. ~, l...,.,,- y,
helu hs security ioT any p"sSlDle oNerurhits OF
Archer A Co.. the firm processing to keep an ac-
-. ,,t,t a.. t.,t ,,,. o,ct.,,..o .,a ,.t,..
YUM WV" wv 'N " W." WIN,
ton purposcs. The PRAYER OF the plaintiffs
petition fer iudrtucnf fOr tho amount of his
arms special d,posit with Interest aud costs
h, lniuf tnr SUNNI NJ, b. rtnor la the farm nm
which The .uif Ia tu.tifited amounts To a anti
against the stockhold m ana directors AZ indi-
Vlduai4 Cross Incidence on the part of ine
officers and rector. ~ the bank In guard NJ
the piainftu' O.. speci.l deposit and the asset. az
tne bank ~ changed in the first plea. ami there
was a promise ia iNc leuIng of ulaini Ia = coun-
sci that uroof sho lll 10 prIluced To show mat
the r. sideut ~ the D. Il "A. the time it, vttif4
were tr,.. wac actually present aiding ana as
si-unu the nurutar.. and tuat IN DOM, 50 ne WAS
besides GOVERN his own pccuiaIions. h, long to-
destroy the evidence of the individual fatds Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
A ROUSTNG MEETING,
Rniifyina the Anti-TammRnv Candidates In
the Third District Ringing Speeches from
John Morrissey, Ira ShHfer, and others.

Two thousand Democrats in the Third
Assembly District ratified last night the anti
Tammany county nominations. The large hall
ia Bro0kcs's Assembly Rooms In Broome street
was filled to its utmost capacity and the street
In front Of the hall was crowded.
Soon after the meeting had been organized
the Hon. John Mornssey was introduced As
he stepped TO the front Of the platform he was
greeted with hearty cheers. lie began by saying
thnt he had not sought the nomination for the
Senate but that IA the people OF the
Fourth District had urged him to be a candi
date. he had determined to help them to neht
their battle against Tammany Hall. lie Intended
to vote against every one " the Tammanv can
didates. aud wished hts friends and supporters
To follow his example. No halfway measures
would suffice. Every friend Of good govern
ment should do his utmost to defeat the Tam
many nominees. This IL not my fight" he
continued " | had my fight In Tammany Hall.
| The leaders Of that orsaniliton reduced the
| laborers wages. protested against their ac-
ton, aud gave some poor lahoring men money
| to aid them IN holding meeting at which tncv,
too. might protest against the action OF the
| Iammany leaders. For THIS / put out Of
Tammany Hall. But I say here, that what
then did would do again. lApplause.l Some
| Of those Iainmany men used 10 I'VE here among
you. Hut they have grown rich. and have for
| gotten their old friends. ]. too, used to live
| here. have not forgotten YOU. have been In
| nghts with you before, aud we ALWAYS won.
| applause Now we are lighting together again.
is, however your ngh' and II am defeated,
MIR. Morrissey concluded by exhoring the
| people to work hard, aud again advising them
| e. vote the whole anti Tammany ticket.
Mr.. MOrrissey WIS followed by the Hon. Ira
| Shafer., the Hon. Rufus y. Andrews, and other
| speakers. The outdoor meeting was addte sed
| by ex-senator Thomas j. Dreamer.
MIR. Dreamer said that he had not spoken 20
| Mr. MurrissCy for long time. lie intended,
however, to speak for him during this cam uaign.
because he represented the cause Of the people
against the rule Of the IAmlnany secret society.
Mr.. Morfssry," continued Mr.. Crcamcr. "has
| TpIrgeputpu I'm Congress. He has need
to be ashamed 81 any vo,S that he haa cast while
serving you IN that CAPACITY. II you send hun
| to the senate. he Will do his duty well. OF Nj.
! fux's record VIII say nothing. lie himself can
/ Hart. .t.stt. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
INDIAN WRONGS IN CALIFORNIA.



WAsHINGToN, Oct. 25.-Col. b. l.. Peel, of
Los Angeles, Cal, In letter tn L. L. Sleigh, late
clerk OF the Mission Indian Agency, tells the
following story of the wrongs TO which the
remecula Indians Of California have been sub
jocted
IN Hstonished and tisgu.tcd At the course Of the
Government toward the Temccula Indians. That poor
people this entire country, and they have
been driven back hack untl thcy finally settled
on cone of the san Brrnardno Mount ANS, where they
and ever body Thought they werv out of The way u
civilization, But one fr,nChman and two scot chmen
came TO America ard bought sheep, ana In searching
for pasture for their rds they discovered tat the
lana occupied hy these poor Indians would III Nc good
graZn" ground Tor nem. They have secured from the
by thcs" poor helpless or aurcs ana II I'VE secured we
officers OF this Government a. hds 10 driVe 2o poor
women children II thCk little caOns aud aN ay
from their luc crops ana orch ifds Whtfc thtl nave
Of winter they are iurcrd 10 leave everything anu
out INTO the winter storms, without ashclttr ana Wt
out tood. Win not the vengeance OF Just GOO De.
ecend upon Government and people ~ destitute OF
mercy aud Juscc2
The agent Mr. Dryden, Is exceedingly anxious TO DO
something TOR e Indians hut the necessary instrtc
Of the tcparmt n Tor want Of authority OF Con
gress such that be helpless. ms land really
does leOng u the lreuChnlu and Scolrhiurn, Wnith
Is doubted hS some few thousand dollars II II could
mend tliuns OF the Comm soner or indian Auirs,
would have zurich H. ana the ST. Indians W. ud have
supported themselves comfortably on H. ana never
have been char. - to the GuVCrument LncY are not
driven away Tor the Oenrht few sheep. sha not
be Hurprsuu they become very SAVAGE ANA do much
harm and cost the Government a hundied-iold more
tuan tue sheep anu land VIII ever brig
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
The Pembroke Trngcdv-The Evidence against
Iapagc.



Lapage. the suspected murderer Of Josie
LaugWai1, made another desperate effort To
escape from the Concord jall saturday, and has
b. Ell paced N irons. Inc accuu ultting eNi-
dcuce AGAINST him Indicate. that he /. not ONLY
tue guilty man, tut u one II the most ucsottcd
M n-teT. IN the criminal record. According 10
hf- ~ 4 r ac. cunt. he USED "A mask when lac at
tackled aud on ragged her sister IN Canada I'VE
years ago. lie Was arrested, but escaped by
desperate ishtln.. white tAr officers were binl-
ing his les, ana fuf some time lived IN the
woods. Some two years agI lie travelled nifty
miles to the house OF LIS cousin, aud tOullF OUT
ragged her person, escaping with her norse. lIls
wife SAYS that he has made attempts to ravi-h
his own daughter, tfeeu years old, and that
they have been AFRAID Of their lives on account
Of his brutality. lhe murderer OI The IL ii glIl
is proved 10 nave worn uNCcasins at the time ~
the crime, and Il Is knOHn that Lepage wore
them that DAY, white IL mas been learned that "a
short time before the murder he inquired Of a
cir what road Mis- Ball took ~ returning from
scuuOl 90 ltiIlY nights. The MASK found near
/ ie tudy Of 1iis- Biil has recently been exam
met, and proves To he fastened with birch
wltues. and withes were also found near the
BODY ~ Mis-, Is u, while birch withe was TO lud
ticu around a pine Tree close 10 Wucre u q body
Of the Langmaid Etll lay. Lapage Is known 10
be an expert M nAktug wlthes, even meuding
harness vita them. a Uiece Of cloth when
looks az though bloody hands had been " iuod
on II has been found At Lupage's house, aud MS
wife says "A SHIRT no wore ON that day h. missing.
Infee young girls have stated that they were
chased in the woods by LApage previous to the
Pembroke murder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26

When Mr.. Edwin Booth came on the
scene last night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre he
WAS greeted with depth Of cordiality aud
unantuity OF enthusiasm, by crowded audi
ence assembled & see him play Hdmlet, that
evidently touched him nearly. lie appeared to
have recovered entirely from the effects Of
the late accident, except so Tor as some
tenderness manifested for his left arm
Indicated a lingering weakness. In his play,
however, he has never snuwn himself stronger
on the stage In this city His impersonation "a
compared with that Of former years Is supc
rior work Of art. 1t WAS more Tree from ex
sgserations that have heretofore marrrd his
work, more free from certain mannerisms, more
elastic and spirited. more apparently the ex-
preston of the actors consciousness for the
time being. His reading was more varied. grace
ful, and musical tnau heretofore.
Freed from the cares aud anxieties Of ms NJ
acemcut, he Was able TO -urrender himself more
entirely t. the character and his work was
even for him, uncOmmonly artistic aud power
ful. He was also uucommoniy wei SUI uortci
ON the stage. and b. thoroughly attentive.
symp thettc. and responsive auditory. Nit ca -.
F-ucr acted PulOHits, MIR. Harkins The Gh0,t
Mir. Hard,noerg me hng, Mr.. DaNdre Ihc
GrfCoi,ggci, SIT. B,rr,mure LdcTtes, Mr. Ring
guid HDiutiO. Miss JeTries Lewis Ophcltd and
Miss Alice Grey The Queen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
AuD1roR wArsoN's ESTATE.
An Unexpected Claim put In by the Loan ant
Trust COMPANY.

An Unexpected Claim put In by the Loan and
Trust COMPANY.
In the SurTopHtc's office yesterday the
United States Loan and Trust Company nled
their account of moneys belonging To the estate
OF James Watson, which was placed with the IA
10y surrogate Hutchings on account OIL the adj
minstratlx not being able to give satisfactory
bonds. The account 81 the Trust Company
showed that they had about xdnntQO; on which
their account, interest at per cent, but re-
duccd for the last four months to per cent, by
reason Of the cave IN the money marNet.
On rendering their account, the Trust Com
pamy claimed to be allowed a commi-stDn Of
one per cent, IN the nature of trustees comnls-
sion for services rendered
The estate un tue other hand claimed, through
Wheeler II. PeCkhani, Esq., that they were not
In the ptsition u trustees that they mad rem
dered no services az to tue money wnicn they
had received. ana that they had no right to de-
mand any commission; that II wa. SIMPLY Ike
mission should ue limited TO the $4,000 worth
o. securities which they had actually sold, and
as 10 which they had rendered some service (;
and that their clitfn had no justification EXCEPT
by some sort OF bogus theory that hud got into
the cohw eb brain of their lawyers.
he decision Of the Surrogate not yet made
known, will he pdip.blc TO-DAY Wnen he gives 40
order iortne payment of the money
Mr.. Watsous investments, a. SHOWN by the
properly tnat his executor VI. Charles Il. Loew,
handed over To the Trust Company, embraces
3O shares of Hannioll and ~. Joseph Railroad,
common stock ~ shares preferred do; lO7
shares common stock 81 the Avenue Railroad
Comg any; lel shares Of Beccker street aud Ful-
ton Fetp X ilroad stock; 10 shares of stock of
the HOMEOPATHIC Life Insurance Company. ~
shares Of Fairfield County Fire lns france stock (,
IJJ shares OF Tenth Nationh BANK one NOR :
gage fond Of tue IammAny society for $l,UO,
and i've bonds u the society for 500 each
l. tloU and TWO 400 MORTGAGE bonds of the Han
uibau and ST. Joseph railroad and Bowling
Green sa,iuls Bank oo0k. represeuting a bal
snce on March l, ISL of S1j,.,4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26

II is fifteen years since IIalcvy's great
spccfacul r opera, La Julve," was brought out
at the Winter arden Theatre In this city, ana
those who rem, mher the occ sion will not fail
to recall the wonderful impersonation that SIT
CELL. the efeat German tenor. then gave Of the
charact of ihe old jew, Ld@utts, ur El,dzdr
Since that tiuo We have scarcely had an, tenor
WIZ I'D the physical aud vocal attributes that
fitted him for the part. Teuors NJ a rule much
prefer the sentimental cnaraCters, in which they
have pretty love songs to riug to the prima
donna, rather ttan the severe and sOmbrc role
Of the old Jewish father.
liut cutcl'- pride does not lie In IN Il dircc-
ton, and he has given us a line representation II
tuts strong an heroic uart. If the subordinate
char ICtcrs much cannot be SAID. tut the
Guerra Is 80 Interest ig that ~ ~ pleasure to
hear u, even though the y, rluriuuurc I, not "a
Ictfecty sails ing one In uil ry> poets.
SUfibc. The best II litrcttn wit'er-, has given
to IIuluVy one Of tie most dramatic aud ad
uIfrauls rnu- tuctel plots that he ever devised.
Tine mus.c Is quito unlike that Of either the
l. allan or the German operate writers, being 10
once mel ulic aud dtclamatury The conct rted
parts are especially rich aud tull Ia tire tmcut,
AID the work ~ whole, grand and impressive.
inl- Gu rIctcr g. derives uuitly irOM the uuWp
Of TIE spectacle and partly iIOW the high stand
Iuiut from Whirh lalevy h.s conceived and
no, tod tie powerful dramatic sitdauOus vi d.
which 10 u'Nnud~.
Il $3.50 seldom that managers venture now on
the prI iu.ti. % 90 any Nut sue most h4 .kneytd
wnrht. tUht the puuut NAY well t-ttcui u D.,
.Nor th.t tNcf h.Nt q upportuhit To- listen to
80 str. 10. NiCvtuus. ud Interesting au op. ra a.
tbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26

what Dr. Terry said about some Churches
Mcaus OF Gotliag Money.

At the Methodist ministerial conference,
Yesterday, the discussion Of the question, what
grounds have We to expect an unusual religious
revival Ia this city during the following winter,
and what methods, II any, should he adopted to
ACCOMPLISH such result" was introduced by the
Rev. DR.. Ferry, who thought that the large con-
greg ton that greeted Moody and Sdukev on
SundaV indicated tue advent Of a great religious
awakening. lie SAID That the churchos uf the
city IRE oy rh Iriened with DEBT. aud that they
cannot get money except 10y claptrip CNtortious,
such a. falrs ana festivals, one chuICu, lie add
ed, has Introduced "kis-iug festivals; - ana an
other offers new chrome To every convert.
he Rev. Dr. WI. l.. Curult sad that the NJ.
l.. Church m New York Clty had not been IN so
deplurahle q CONDITION for the past twenty i've
yeais. lie attributed the success OF MOODY aud
S'nkey to their power m uniting good men and
good women IN common.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
A BURGLAR SIIOT.
A Watchman'- Lucky shot aud Canning De-
ceptlOn when Taken Prisoner.


William A. Soaring, watchman of the
oxford, Warren county N. j. Iron Company,
90 going up stains from the basement OF the Of
1ce, q. rly saturday morning, saw four masked
men working at the safe. lie drew aud fired his
revolver, aud one OF the men fell dead, shot
through the he IT. The Others overpowered the
watcamau and begun to beat INN. lie was
thrown To the floor and partially handcuGed.
Scoring told the men that he would remain
quiet, but they struck him again. aud one Of
them cried, "sto. his wind" Just then the
watchman's dog bounced into the room, and the
watchman called, "Se 10 en-, Major" and to lie d
the men 10 suppose that nelly was approaching
he rltd, Don't shoot, Grey-cOme right ln.
lhertat the three men took TO their ht els aud
were seen no more. Scaflng ~ convinced That
ho nred oniv Two shots but the holes in the
wall indicate that he fl od AZ least thrice.
Inc dead man fell IN his tracks, aud did not
grOan or speak. lie was about i've feet eight
Inches in height, was strong oullt M muscular,
having delicate whlte hhnds, sandy u.oust acne
and shur, chm NhlskCrs. The right ann Is marked
with two stars, a heart, and the letters l.. H.,
aud the eff with IN anchor, all Ia India ink. In
his pockets were a silver watch anu ono ogTaphs
OF Two hltle girls about six or eight wears old.
Two II the escaped men are large, and tho
other b. small. One Oi them Is evidently wound
ed, as blood IN lrhs were traced from the room
To the street Three men answering their de-
Bcupuuu passed Delaware station about
O'ClocK on saturday afternoon.
Justice snrope imp nnclled a jury, who after
hearing the testimony 81 Dir. Scatlug, hOOert
Gray, William GRAY Frederick Fowler, and Geo.
Bootuidu, clerks in the cumpanS's employ, who
were the brst 10 he aroused 10y the cries, brought
In a Yeidict 10 the effect that the unknown man
came to his death from pistol snOt at the
hands of " m. IL. Soaring, aud that IN their
opinion Searin- 3 act was not only Justified but
mighty CommCnuable
Al meeting Of tie residents of the town, Col.
Chus. scranton nominated Judge Ham to pre-
side, and read resolutions commencing the
course Of MI. seMing. lhey were heartily ap-
proved 10y All. The body VI the man has been
buried, photograph OF 4 havlng first be II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26

NEW YoRK. Monday, Oct. S5.-Recelpts Of
heeveH we're 2d car ioads, or i4Sl head, making 1878
Tor the week. Tue fnnrkCl was extremely dulI, and
closed weak Gt about tnc reduced uric " last Fri law.
common TO pr m un native steer were slow NJ ~,
3c. n. I" dr,ss 300 % rs, aud Texas AMI Jhorukl0
cattle ranged from Oh TO Soc. ~.
Receipts Of sheep ami Lambs we're 20 cars, or H.
head. making G5Sl7 for tlc Ne b.. The demand y. n
oulN moderate, AID me mark was dur, with ClwN-
ward tcudeucY. Common to ttncy sheep W r. sci iHg
at 4LNd'gc. 70. common prnf la nb- ~ O. 90 -.
Receipts OF hogs today and yesterday re- 100 cans,
or 1850 head, naNin- 3iGli Tor TAG wc.N. lew
state hogs were sold HlNe at 9Al ~ n. city dress
ca hugs were steady a. "a 90. a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
WnLN nm TnE WAX BEGIN2
A Partncr-hip thut was nat Dissolved nv the
rr1clamatiOns OF April, 1861.


WAsHlNGToN, oct. 2j.-The supreme
Court To- lay affirmed the decision of the Court
60 Appeals Of New York IN the case 4 McStcM
vs.. Mathews, Mr.. Justice strong delivering the
ooinon. his was an action upon tho accept
ance u bill 81 exchange los the nrm Of Br M
den, Cnaudliss X Co. Of New Orleans, 1t being
alleged that Mathews, hvins IN New York, a
at the time Of the accept tnce a member Of that
nrm. I he only question was whether the part
perShp existed AZ the date of the acceptance,
AIUi -, lsdl the war belng tuen ilagraHt 1he
Court held thAt although war existed al the
date ~ the acceptance, ,tlll, "a II nal rot been
declared or publlcly recognized by the Presi-
dent, it did not have the eneci 10 work a DISCO
luton Of a artucrSuip, Of which mrm Ger or
members resided In New York and the Others
m New Orleans. he PROCLAMATION Of Aprll Il,
loOl Is not REGARDED as distinct RECOGNITION Of
an eNi tug ST. te ut war, nor Vet Is That of the
18Th uf April, which announced tue blockade.
Tue reference 10 the people OF Louisiana in
these cases Is to "Citizens OF revolu ,iouaty
States" and IN the judsment Of the Court the
purpose ayowed los the President IL inconsistent
Win tueir being regai q as enemies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26

Mr.. q. l.. Fox rs Hmnpty Duppty APP
peared at Booths Theatre last evening wiki a
new series Of tricks. but with all his old time
superlatiNe clowuishuess. His new enter
teirmeut Il called Humuty Dumpty in
Every Cline" 1t Is hardly needfui to ssy
that II contains abundance OF fun. and
tuHt the vDfy large audience present enjoyed
10 THY The vert rmtuce was divided into
three act, OF which Ga, second was KIM Of
iutctludt filled hy Vo,tlls p. eymn.sts, and rope
walkers. ull wtth the execution OF "tue Aoun
t4iueer tiio.' doing their wo.k ma way 10 elloit
very hearty apultu-e. Tue entertainment ended
at 50 late an uD ur that only tins preilniua y
uutlcc If Il can DC made 70 this time.