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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

FIRST ELECTION OF RUNsEr.-
Tie election in the First Ward on Saturday
resulted in the election Of Mr.. q. \. Rum
say. as Alderman, by Is majority-the vote
Standing. Rumsey &C. Francis 50.
The opposition to Mr.. Francis, it Is prop
e. u -ay. was solely on political grounds.
Ills election would have been Democratic
triumph. and Of course was not to be per
uitted by the Republicans if they could
help it, But We heard not an unklnd re-
mark about Mr. Francis. and If, some future
day, be should happen to see his way clear
TO act once more with the party to which
be naturally belongs by reason of his Oh a.
>leiauoos. his anti-slavery and hard money
principle. and his belief in economy and
r=trenchmcat. and should consent to take a
nomination from them, he Will Ind that
,ley will yo.e for him more cheertully than
now they voted against him. The Demo
craft made stout fight, offering. 1t Is said
.argt sums to Republicans not to vote hn'
the Republicans rallied too strongly ion
them. The Board Of Aldermen will NO"
stand slx Republicans to four Democrat
FAurREs The failures arc reported cd
Jerome L. Pratt. grocer, Montpelier W.
A Felt. lumber. Anloyer l. BeniS. shoe
m4nuacturer, Chester; VIM Holden. Jew
eiler, Thomas Lynch, shoemaker Lows
Putnam, livery. j. W. Smith, livery all OF
Br4ttleboro: E. c. Ellsworth, ieweller' and
l. A Whoelock, saw mill. Jefersonviiie
The creditors OF Marsh & Burnett, OF Bethel
lumber dealers, will place the firm IN bank
ruptcy. The committee appointed at the
last meeting to investigate the hrm anAll
report its liabilities to be S5l ,52l' ana IL
assets S3l ,235
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VI MARRIED.
DIED.

WARSER-NicHoLs.- In Essex. at the Baptist
Church. March 18th. by Rev. J. r. Ferguson, Mr.
liermon +. Warner and Miss Hattie Is. Nichols
both o. Essex.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

MONTPELIER Miss Lettie E. Durant. Of
the State Library, has been appointed a.
sistant Librarian Of the Fletcher Free Libra
r in Burlington.
1t is reported that Miles. the Barre Bank
robber, prior to being taken TO Windsor.
last week, offered to tell what be knew
about the ,aie burglary at Washington, y.
C., ahj how he came to be connected with
it,lf he could be granted pardon on his
fourteen years sentence for robbng the
Barre Bank. His disclosure would make
great sensation il he could state what he
in,imsted that be could in regard to some
prominent names involved in it.
W. Y. Rogers. sGieman for cigar house.
was found dead on his bed at Bishops
Hotel, about Il o'clock Tuesday forenoon.
lie was partially undreSsed AID had written
card in which he asked that 4 telegram
be sent to L. \. Durant, Claremont. y H,
saving that he committed suicide. \ bottle
Of choral was found in the room The de-
ceased had been drinking very freely Rum
did 1t.
Burlington branch of the Brotherhood
OF Industry and Protection has been formed
in this city. differed as follows President.
Gen George D. S,annard Treasurer. II.
VI. Price Secretary, i. y. H0ltOn Medi-
cal Examiner, D.. L. NJ Bingham. y meet
ing Of the organization Is to be held in the
City Court room, next Monday evening, 10
hear reports Of committees on bylaws and
membership.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

ARE You TROUBLED WITH A BAD BREATH.
1t annoys your friends as well as yourself. You
would like to get rid Of it, but scarcely know what
means to adopt. We will tell you. Use the fragrant
SozoDoSr it will cleanse and beautify your teeth,
and leave your breath pure. April 7,deodkwIt
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Dyspepsia, constipation, and biliousness' as well
disorders OF the nervous y stem and the organs
ofurinaton, react by sympathy upon the brain.
frequently causing degree OF mentle depression
not remotely akin to insanity. The surest way to
Danish the blues" thus produced is to use that IN
falling antidote to bodily irresularity AID gloon-
ness OF mind, Hostetter's stomach Bitters course
q the great corrective tonic promptly removes the
maadies above specified, We ! as many others,
and restores the cheeriullncss which is such a
characteristic Of good health. 1t likewise imparts
ygor to the constitution which is its surest safe
guard against disease, and the best guarantee Of a
long life. The aged and nGrm. as well as the sick
and convasscent, derive inexpress BILE comfort and
benefit from its use. April s,deodEwt
Dr. SchenclS's Standard Remedies.
The standard remedies Tor all diseases oil the
lungs are scHEsck's PuLNoSIc SYRUP. scHESck S
SEA WEED ToSIc, AND SoHEscK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
and, If taken before the lungs destroyed. 4
speedy cure is effected
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. schenck. Of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The pulmoRic Syrup ripens the morbid matter
in the lungs; nature throws it of by an easy ex-
ripe slight cough Will throw it Off the patient has
rest and the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this. schenck' s
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver
Schenek's Mandrake Pills act on the liver. remove
all distractions, relax the gall bladder. the bile
starts freely, and the liver is soon relieved.
scheuck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alkai Of which it is composed,
IN xss with the food and prevents souring Itassiss
the digestion by toning up the stomach by toning
up the stomach to a healthy condition, SO that the
food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make good blood
then the lungs heal and the patient will surely let
well II care is taken to prevent fresh cold.
All who wis to consult DR.. schenck, either per-
sonally or b letter, can do so at his principal
Office, corner Of SIXTH and ARCH sTs Philadelphia,
every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
March |. deOd&wZm Up
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REDMOND MAREET, April 3.-About $50
Cubs Of butter were offered and sales made
- TO SOC for fair, p to 81; Tor choice.
elections, % 20 Soc. One farm dairy Of
lee-e was sold At a triAe over lie.
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Mr Edward Barlow has sold his store
l-l lot on Church street to Kelsey 4
B-.ia. Tor $4,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

GOSPEL MEETINGS are appointed for Nor
wich, April Ilth to the 10th, and Coveh-
try, April 18th to the 10th, both inciu-
sire.
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Wonderful Auccess.

lis reported that BoscHEEs GERMAN SYRUP has
since its introduction in the United States reached
the immense sale Of 10000 dozen per year. Over
5000 Druggists have ordered this medicine dir .eet
from the Factory, at Woodbury., N. J., and not one
have reported single failure, but every letter
speaks OF its astonishing success in curing severe
coughs, colds settled in the breast consumption
any disease Of throat and lungs We advise any
person that has any predisposition to weak lung,
to 20 to their druggist, and get this medicine, or
inquire about 1t. Regular size, 10 cents; sample
bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will relieve any case
Don't neglect your cough.
March I4-deod &veoWtf
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SuIcpE.-The wife of the Rev. DeForrest
Stafford. pastor of the Baptist chnreh at
Fairfax, who has been in weak and de-
ranged condition of health for several
months. gradually growing worse, escaped
from the house, Friday morning at daylight
ard jumped into the water by the Hollow
bridge, among the rocks, drowning her
self After three o'clock her husband ieii
asleep, and she took the opportunity 10
make her escape She leaves two lttle
daughters. the younger less than year
old. She was "a years of age. Her hus-
band has the active sympathy OF the com
munitv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

The Vermont Life Insurance COMPANY
of this city, yesterday. paid 5000 to MIS-
Mary J. Green Oh the death of her husband
Walter n. Green. who was insured IN the
Company. This is the largest policy vet
paid by the Company, and it was paid Dc
tore it became due.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

The sterile soil of tie Green Mountain
state, where corn i planted with a crowbar
ana the sheep are held up by the hind legs
10 OBTAIN inirequent pasturage on the prev
alent powders, produces asort of Rrnnb-
lica am which Is rough and tough, if not
deyiliSh sly.-Na0 Y0rk World.
The World has occasion to dislike Yer
mont, for there is not a State in which it
la SO little influence. We are brough. up b..
here 70 hate the World, the flesh and the
devil.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

Kidney Disease, Dropsy, and all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs can be cured by the use of HUNTS
REM EDY. Hundreds who have been given up by
their physicians to de- have been, have been cured
cured by HUNTS REMEDY. Try HUNTS
REMEDY April !, deodAwlwt
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APRIL TERN OF CHIrrENDES County
oouRT-THE PETIT JURY-The following
l. The panel OF petit jurors for the April
term Of the Chittenden County Court.
Bolton-Elisha Sabin.
r, BurlingtOn-Elias Lyman, Warren Gibbs
+ ). Hendee, 6. 5 Bloc gett.
- Charlotte - George S. Root, 4. c.
Palmer
Colchester-Peter Fountain. william
Maerae, Willard Thayer.
E.sex-O. b. skinner. 5. c. Booth.
observation-disclosures d. Leonard. Dennis
O'Brien. 40
Huntington Edison ". Ellis.
Jtricho-W. Oakes, NJ. II. Chaplin.
Milton Levi n. Smith. r. S. Lincoln.
RlehmOnd-E. d. Mason, r. A. Jones
Shelburn-B F. NanVliet, Harry Russell.
j. :. Wells.
South Burlington Hiram Landon.
st. Georges. l.. Isham.
Smith -
Westford-B F. Mars. Albert Weed.
Nilllston-J. Il. Talcott. Alfred Fay.
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ine proceedings of the sub-convention of
VIC AhiFd District, on Wednesday, were as
i0iiows- Forsecond delegate, AlexisT. Smith
nominated Frederick E. Woodbridge,
=, 'ergennes; and Charles Ii. Heath, of
montpelier, was nominated by George
Nichols, CT Mortified, and the Convention
proceeded to ballot with the following re-
suits:
Whole number Of votes, II6; neces-
sary to choice. So; Frederick E. Wood
bridge had 90; Charles II. Heath had 40
John W. Stewart had 10; and the election
OF Mr.. Woodbridge was made unanimous
MS supporters voting aye, and but one OF
two OF his opponents voting no. There were
tWen'y-iour delegates in attendance on the
convention who dii not vote, most or all of
whom did not get into the District Con.
Vention till after the ballot was taken.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25

H0TI0NS.-wc keep everything In The Notion
line expected In a Dry Goods hon.e: Pins,
Needles. Thread. Buttonsr Combs. IaccS.
EdsinSs, Ribbons, Fhnges. rclrcis. Etc.
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ABE. MOOSER'S.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. &c. u. S. SURVEY NO. 81.
Is LAND OFFICE, ELKo. NEVADA
january 18th, lSI6.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, ELKo. SkvApA,(
January l2th, iSI6. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Young America Mining Company, whose
Posi-cfiicc addrChs Is Room No, y, No. IO1 Mont
eomeTy street Sau Fr4ncIscp. California, has
made application for eight hundred feet, linear
mcaSurr, Of the Young America lode, which Is
bounded nn the north by the First Extension
North and on the south by the Young America
South. situated In Tu-carSra Mining District
County Of Elko. State OF Nevada: =
beginning At post married No. I, L. S. sur
Vey No 81, lot 4, whence the section corner Of
sections :, J. 10 and II. township - y, II 81 +,
NJ. u. NJ, brars 2.ti dogs. W. 35yo feet;
thence running firEt coufs,, y 6Jii de;;s. L
$40 feet, to rcst MARKED No >. u. 5. survey No.
81. lot 4: thence second course aI't det,6 "
800 feet to post marked No. ). L. S. survey 40.
-, lot \; theDcc thirJ cnurse, 65ii drgs- W GOO
feet, % roSt marked No. 1, L. s. survey No. ~,
lot 4; thence fourth cuarSc, : aIii ile.:s. = 500
feet 10 posi- marked No. !, the Place Of trgin.
ming; contsimine II LOO acres; courses eI.
rrsstcd from the true meridian. with i mag
netic variation Of IT,: deSs. J., and the survey
has been made TO conform to the original notice
oflccatiUn-
LOT D tuILI. sITEl.
beginning At post marked post No. ], U. s.
Survey No. ~, lot u. which post Is identical
with pet 40. =, Of Sc corncr Of u. S. survey No.
81. lot 4, and running thence f:rst c-,irsc y
6S'i deSs. go feet to post marked M. ., u. s.
survey M. 81, lot Il; thence sccr,nd eourre y
24'g dcas- W Gtsl feet to post marked No. j. U.
;. survey No. 81, lot II; thence Third cour-e 5
Ga dc6s, W SO feet to poet marked No. !, L.
s. survey No. -, lot u. ON the eastern line OF
survey No. ~. lot 4; thcicr along the eastern
line Of said survey NJ. 81. lot \. fourth course
ga d"t'S T.. CO. feet To post marked No. I, tile
place OF beginning; contaiuiuG ) acres; rourscs
expressed from the true meridian with 4 mag
rttie variation OF IL dogs. r
Any aud all porous claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein, lode, premises, mill site
or any portion thereof, 10 divided, Surveyed.
Plated and applied for, ere hereby notified that
unless their adverse claims ar, duly hlcd, nc
cordtnS TO law, aud the regulations hereunder
within sixty tG0l days from the date thereof,
with the Register Of the United States Land
Once. Mt ElkO. Elko County, In the State Of Sev.
ada, they will be barred aud all Of their con.
siderrd rights waived 10y virtue of the proYis-
iOns Of the statute in rcIatiOn thereto.
Wherefore, pursuant 10 Law, direct this
notice to be published for sixty l6Ol days In the
ELko INbETESDEST, n daily newspaper Arinted
aud published At ElEu, In tho County Of Elko,
state Of Nevada. the same being nearest tile
location Of said mining claim and mill site.
j2p-GeI. JOHN 8. MAYHrGu, L. $. Register.
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DELINQUENT SALE.

CTR4CCSE xrSySs CONGRATULATIONS
~ q principal place 81 LTslD-s4.. EIko. SeT.;
s~cadon OF works, GrI.d Juact$-s HiSiuT BSs-
ntct. lfo County. ScVasia
NOT1CE-Thcrr IL delinquent upon the fol-
loving d-rrrit<Sl Sto<k, on account Ct as<eSs-
meat NuL ~, levied the Iif,h day OF October.
ls,a the several Ancura& at oHT.sit- tie names
81 the respective AhspEeldrrS, ~ folloNeS
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Dry,Goods Department
COMPLETE IN ALL ITS DETAILS.

BOOTS and SHoEs.-In this Department Of
our stock we are pleased to Say that VIC can
show our customers very fine assortment
to select from for Men. Women aud Child.
ren's wear. 81 -.
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NOTICE..

ITO ALI. rEHsoSs OWNING or CLAIMING
- any Interest Ia tho johnson mine, in Cen.
i, n formerly Dull rnn) District located IN
Rogers, t. j. Seymour, ], Jobnso,, aInI II, +.
,,,' on thc I'D day Il June, 1869. nro hereby
itouhcd That hare caused Tho nCcc.sa-y work
w. Dn done on taih mInc TO secure the asfrss.
lac same IL paid. together with Interest ut ~
per cent. per month md costs Of advertising nj
the 0iheo al tho ELMO IEbErENDEST, Eiko, Exc
county, Nevada. within ninety 1901 days from
tho hrst publication Of this Notice, your interest
In said johnson rnlno will revert to ic according
TO law. j.. II. SEYMOUR.
ELEo, New. Jan. IL, 1875. JI5.p0L
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NOTICE..

WILLIAM LYMAN, ono Of tho locaiors
u OF Tho "EoEUbud' mine, In Wyoming Mln.
iIG District, County u Elko. state 81 EcYAdn:-
ron arc hereby notlncd that have caused the
necessary work ~ bo done on Said ninu 20 so.
1913, lSTl and 1875 for your Interest in said
mlir, hnd nhlcks tho same Il paid. together with
Tie costs Of advertising the sSinc, at tho once
Ot tho ELSo lSDLrFsDYNr. nj Elkn. Nevada,
within ninety ie0l days from tho first pnblira.
tion OF this notice, your Interest IN raid "ltoEc
bud inluo will toycn 10 Iuo according 10 law.
.. B.. MARY A. ROSS.
Dated January az. isfG. .. Js2p.3n
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOrnRE FIX
ls,ing boiwttn W.. Q. Park aud ~. II. Tabcr,
under lilo Rrm maine Of Park 4 TaI,rr iu tho
Thoroughbred Stock business. Il ihis day dis.
solved by mutual consent. J. n. Tabcr Will
continue Tie business, and H. c. Merritt slllI re.
tains The position Of agent. =,
PARK 4 TABER.
Eiko. Nevada, March 8. 1870. niy.im
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

S0UTH LEOPARD MINING COMpANY-JO-
y cation Of principal place OF business, Elko.
Scvada; location of works, CoriIarupia Mining
District, Elko Conniy, Nevada.
=, HOlNh u hereby given That at n meeting Of
the nCarrl al Trustees held nn tho Firsl Iny M
March,, 1876. All assessment tSo. ~ OF Five Cents
per share MAS lcvirtl upon tho capital stock OF
tho corlnrationr payable Immediately. in United
StatcS gold coin, to lilo Secretary nj the office OF
!!lo Company, BAnk m. T.. Freeman & Co,
ElkO. Nevada. .-...-- -" '
Any stock upon which this assessment Ehall
Will bo delinquent AMI advertised for sale nj
public auction. nih unless payment liz made he.
lore VIII be sold on MONDAY, tho First day OF
play, 1876. 10 pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and exurns"s
oil saio' i'y order Of tho Eoard OF Trustees.
II. 81. GRANT. Secretary.
ofricE-bAnk Of y. +. Freeman L Co.. Elko,
A'e'"i"' 10 o. IHJ-id
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CLOTHING.-Our Clothing will, as heretofore.
consist OF the most stylish cut suits to be
purchased IN Sau Francisco aud New
York. We have first.class stock for mrn
and boys wear; also, Furnishing Goods,
White Shirts, Under shirts, Drawers. Sus.
rc:id-rs, IIucp, silk and Cotton Handler.
chiefs, Etc.
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B. REMNANT & co.
OUR NEW DEPARTURE!
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors made on The 9th day Of
October. 1875, Iuany shares Of each parcel Of
public auction, al the Office Of the Company,
ON SATURDAY. the Fifteenth day OF April.
1876, Al the huur Of One O'Clock T.. VI. Of
Esid day, ID lay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the taie. .. ...-...F TT
= 1. oSTnEICHEI, Secretary.
...a . =.
oFFIcE-ElIo, Nevada. mI7.td
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GR0CERIES.-As usual. our Grocery Depart.
mcnt is chuck full OF Good. Fresh and
Choice Goods anal complete In all Its de-
tails. Our hrn ia 60 well known In con.
neetion with Groceries that II Is urnrccs-
Elry IN partIculAIize even u part OF our
splradld assortment. .. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-02

BOYLE on Wednesday. May 81. Charles Boye,
aged SO years
fully Invited to attend Inc fHnera from his late rss
denee' lss Cymet st., Brooklyn t. d., ON Friday Juas
ECKERr.-In Brooklyn. May 81. after a short illness.
Henry Eckcrt, Ia the 52d year of his age.
beers OF star Of Hope Lodge, No 4J0. F. and A. ",
Oeeanus CLUB, ana Brooklyn Yacht CIuO, are respect
arny se F tS Sna nS sgnfra IRON MS late es
the 4th inst. st2P. NJ the remains viii be inferred
HIC Ks.-On Thursday, June 1. sergt. Nathaniel r
HICKS, IN the 5ath ye y OF his age,
invited attend The funeral SUNDAY afternoon I'd,
Inst " o'clock. from bis lac residence, 2l0 Elsa
KNIGHT In BROOKLYN. May 30. at his late residence.
1913 Harrison st, Nehemiah Knight.
The relatives and rlenos Of the family are respect
corner OF Clinton and Harrison sts Brooklyn, FIJI
day. yc 1qn si a, o %sSS r ~ Ma. a Mr..
oqaid aged 76 years
.v Bro S1 on Friday nsI e Fpea y
the family arr respectfully invited
ssf pSses /. the eedeuce Of her d.
rents 42s 18th 1t brooklyn Lille NJ. the daughter
OF William and Margaret MeIntire. aged IA years,
Relsiiyes and friends invited 20 attend the funeral
Friday, June alto O'Clock A. N. lnterment In Gem
etery of the Holy Cfoss
wsA MAY 81 Jane rys eeOysd xts o.
The trends of the family invited TO attend tha
funeral from her late residence s6s 9th av on Friday.
s9Ts;po nth Egsl.p pSCsr' 0es,s cory s.,.o,
The relatives ana friends OF The family are rrq9es1
sHAw.~on Wednesday' May 81, David shaw OF SIS
West lsd st.. aged o. year, months ana 10 days
ish PTOylent Assocston are respectfully invited To
st1a sss o .ssSs At s % tas sA''
Phiadslphia papers Dieaae copy,
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An USElh EkTS.
MIR. Fiske's Benefit To-Morrsw Might.
IL see that you have announced your nrst

MIR. Etske's BENEFIT T0-MOrrow Might.
81 see that you have announced your nrst
benent In New YorA" said one OF the ubiquitous Sun
reporters to the business director OF the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. "Now, thought that every evenings per.
Torrance was for the benefit OF the management"
$50 To-" replied hr. Flske. lana this benent to-
morrow night, which 10 technically advertised mine
ia really reciprocal compliment. the part OF the
management, to the great and generous public"
" Indeea ~ exclaimed reporter, struck by this
novel view, pray how do you MAKE that out ?"
well" said Mr.. Fiske. "yOu know that every New
York paggOer has seen PlQue' at least twice
the country people insls that M DAILY shall Keep that
piece On ths boards do the New YORK playgoers
benent by Inducing him to change the bill Tor one
night"
you mean too thln? Well then, we certainly do
them benefit by presenting Miss Davenport for the
nrst time In New YORK, In wo such strongly cOntrased
characters as Frou FrOu and Jenny Lind Just after sh
has mad so paiPable hit In AS You Like IT,"
Admitted DO ike It,"
"And We DO them smother benent by persuadlng Sol
Smith Russell TO leave the Berger Family and their
silver bug es and come all the way from Michigan
shOw them his Qdd Cnaraetefs.
pass that Everybody will be glad 70 sec Sol Smith
"And then you must admit that IL will be a positive
benent SERIOUS puolc TO see two such jolly vete
rama - IAN pToaga.@ and WllAm Dsvidge in Bur
Idol l dol I've heard my father TAX OF 1t. Any
eourtesies " the press to morrownight2"
Plenty Of eourtesiesi but no seats without the
" Give me two orchestra seats, please. Here's the
Ana there, thank you. 10 tho boz once And Mr..
an Asplr1nt VINO had studied Richard ILL and thought
ne could " beat Booth N Mr. DAILY would give MIN an
opening. that Mr.. DAILY did not wish Booth beaten,