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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
PACIFIC HOUSE.
JET FRIES & POSTLEwAIT. Proprietor
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
SALlNA, KANSAS.
Froe Bus TO and from all trains

The Pacific Hons~ h y hn iing and contains TIC
conN cncncos ~ rsi aiNss botel 4 spaes1s sansrlr
room has been opened and arranged Tor shx U-e q
trsyeirTs u Is located nearly opr.n<fs ths enunfx
huisdings where good hosr - aheusnsi a; al r
WITH OF without rooms Sstis tacfiQr S-ssi aaissi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
JOHN 10. BERKS

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
SANTAFE AVENUE,
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
G II ~ u Z NJ II
"Vibrator''
Threshing Machines,


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
SHERIFPS sale.

SHERIFFvS Sale.
Union Pacific Railway Company. Z d, Plaintiffs.
Mary A. Biekerdyke,
III ID. Rush
\. Chapman,
L. D. Bower
Benjamin Howard,
Oscar Seitz,
II. Miller, and
Francis stevens.
Partners rs Miller < stevens
Jacob Dewitt,
Daniel X. Wagstan
Sheriff Of Saline County. Kansas, and
David VI. Hamlin, Defendants
PY virtue of an order OF sale issued ou. Of the
- District Court within and for the county of Saline
N the Fourteenth Judicial District Of The state OF
kansas, in the above entitled case, viii, on
Tuesday, the 9TH day Of august, A. o., 1877,
at O'Clock p of said day the east door of the
Court House IN the city of Sana, Saline County aud
State of Kansas, offer for sale at public auction o
me highest bidder for cash in hand. the following
described real estate, to-wit
Lots numbered one ID. two C1) and three On
IN Block numbered "a in what is known as me
Depot Addition 10 the town of Salina, la the county
OF Saline, IN The State OF Kansas together with all the
Improvements buildings and appurtenances thereon
ana thereto belonging, including the hotel building
upon sad lots Said real estate above described 10
De sold To satisfy said order of sale, and appraised at
seven thousand and i've hundred dollars.
sheriff ONCE. Sa!ina, Saline county, Kansas June
29th, A d., ls97.
SAM. C. long.
LOW Sheriff Saline County Kansas
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NICHOLS. SHEPARD T. CO.,

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS ADyS.


The stations nAnesl below vii stand IL. er,s,,sy
Season al TIE places specified.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12

taznesefzr sheut re iEh q April. Iss-. w4l
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
FARMERS FANCY and COHQUEROR,

. mn neitS ahcgi The issb % aTrf' So. vii
stAnf tn Grst fgar cays Of sarb u.s a. IT, Csrfiu
arm ssscn mises soHfh Of saiiaa ksz.4s sass TIE
oatAhcF 81 The Hcek a. A. Coa-s' sable Skllza
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1Eszsrnsse .E= aha: % IogS OF apr5I. isr7. EiE
sfAr1 On NFnsiay. IReslAy xEst Wss15-stsy ~ es~s
ttA - Aarftciff. &rfh%rsuE ecSnsT. kEasEs. kssf
tharstsy FrissAy and szsszrsl4y casa eek iss-
borg, ae!'s~rssa county K4rszs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12
H.iZING 1T .INN.IPOLIS.
Rejecting the Petition of Young Real 10 be
Restored to the Naval Academy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Sargent,
from the Committee on Naval Affairs TO whom
was referred the petition " Joseph Beal. Jr.. 10
hc restored to the Naval Academy, from which
he was dismissed by sentence OF court martial,
has made the following report:
The petitioner WAS member of tho naval school was
irsf hN court martial ami duly convicted col tc cnar-c
of haAne and In acrorauc, with the law sui
court were approved. and te sentence has Teen carrie
intu eject
The report then quotes tho at Of June %. 1874.
providing that any mid-hipmnn. cadet. or en-
gineor found guilty of the offence known as
huXiug shall lr dismissed. AMI such unding.
when approved hy the Superintendent OF the
academy shall be final, and the cadet 50 dis
missed shall be forever ineligible TO reaploint-
mcnt 10 said Naval Academy. The report con-
unucs:
The matter Of ha7ing has been serious injury TO
Schools and colleges wherever prdctised AMI prevailed
tn such extent At the Naval ACa1tuN that IL was
dccnci necessary 20 pass tn act qUoed and % have its
ma sac nfufc might be- des-naed Tor the Annor- u mat
Institution wnli he deferred from NlNHtu. law
cuInte OF order amt discipline. When Noung men pa--
tcir examination AMI enter the academy It b. inelit
that they should ny comply with all IT, rut~ and
regulation. ami at ll times show proper rcv,r. nee
amt regard for the laws which -nNtrutL Unless tlrsc
Laws AMI resolutions are enforced according Ia their
letter and sifi' tie siUi, n instead 81 hcu- benefited,
hlilfie- of HE.
1t may be- said the act n young Real was not a very
fragrant violation of law. hut having de le-n,d that in.
quarry iuA COURT u w not do Ia inverse tAu ul-iut NJ
viii, the prfccdu.s regular. These approved
by the supernt ndrnt. and there were any me aun-
/ tifguu-tlnlc- they were undoubtedly irougnt tn
the rtN,t INtd tor uud he IN the tpuuu uf the
miI.c, injurious To the discipline o tile naval school
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FfST IND I'ESTITII.
A Day On which Conscientious Catholic. Keep
the Black Mark on the Forehead.

We ore approaching the season in which
rood Catholics no 10 confession as n preparation
r>.,h,I,,,,o, To-, ro.morro,v 10 n, ro,,o r,,,s-
w 'io I'M" u'9~ 1870,
day. or Mardi -Gras, thO anniversary OF tho
dav on which early and medieval Christians
-. - nj. si,s oi,h,,,.t -. -
NVl' o"iN'h VI '" 80 .'" Aio7V W
them attended to that duty during ShrOvo Tide.
Tho two DAYS TINT interviewed between the last
,...,,... -. 90, md Aeh Wod,osJn,. 81
Suhuuy pclore LIN "iiu 30" ,''"i''s'"y' unu
usually the last day Shrove Tu"sday. or the
lnitor nart of the dav were spent In feastinR and
-, - = mite, ,r ,b, o,,,,..i,l- -
revelry' as preparation ,or uio aus'er.,'cs OF
Ash Wednesday: hence the name Murdi-Gras
ar Fat Tuesday
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INoTIRIEs FROM MICHIGiN.
Looking for Young Man who Wears Long
Coat Trimmed with Fur.

4 gentleman has written from Beldcn,
Mich. inquiring u THE SUN about Read X Co..
II - Nassau street. enclosing several circulars,
slx lottery tickets, AMI a card reading thus
Reads Co, Brokers, ~ Nassau street New York city.
Government hond,, &c.. COLLECTIONS made VAN prompt
returns, pin ticket. va the Chez enne stale Lottery cash
ed on sight Information siNen
Ono Of Road 4 Co.'S circulars reads thus:
Enclosed wc .cni siV icsc- in the drawing Of Jan no
~ Iriniiun5 S'M' W. Ely, a., we "a'a, e !, NV,
les $50 -ulrnhr fhtn O. straw tic balance due without
amy iariher PAYMENT from you.
d. NOT -il .-l.rrd ster' or money orders fold
,r ~ N,..an .ire ,'i sew Ysrs x" '''''' pam
Every &, ,et a pn". g. nnnk-. np nlAnksl fortune
$50" h'"fN nrs,, "in, a m1e lhrie are l'"'
'n 'aii ,, i -. H., ~, ~. III rcd iet,.rs
bran "f tO" tnl a. zach mi e.erN month On lnhNc
t'uted ny sworn commissioner cheyenne state lat
Mn "" u Doe 'ai..,.N 60 ur l.. -.,l9,slg III, iey
Iun 49, 80 IAeae great monthly dgaw4ns, are never
inr. .hou'l come zoo late we will invest TO the hest
ad 'n,a-c 300 iu' rrNt dnwlns.
II six tickets that were sent 10 tho gentleman
I'm Michigan are printed in gr"vn AMI numbered
in rod. They bear GA thrir fare. " by authority
90 uu ". Legislature OF wyoming Capital
ii,"i ( C5.'s onlcc NJ 70 Nassau street il in the
second story, rear Tn" signs ON the door are;
GAM ,n9uf7 rpm lotY Z nni ir9m To- -, s. > :.
fur TnR SrN. leurnng that the door il opened
/ only Nhrn tine ttrr carrier calls, went 10 the
Pet ON '. To- ~ iutth'r lniormatlon,
80 * might 'io mu'h good II he would squelch
tIr lNtiI rY @Nintlfr-.
/ suprr'ut MINT Gaylcr fanccs that II fools No
NOT 'n.l ilt'tr mon { the lott ry swlndlers IL
Will %, into the llrnds ,of other snmps
The prri.r who delivers letters at 70 Nassau
| man, Who wears a long ovcrcNI IT mined WItll
FUR, From ulreeto fifteen l''ttrrs are handed
! ~ li'ni every dny. His ON r furniture IL n
i,sA nnA ehair. Ills injunction 10 his corre-
! lnirnis not 10 send either money orders ~
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On the night Of the 2Gth inst. there was n
fire IN tho Grand Central Hotel. Mr.. II ggs, who
occupied room a., has for soma time been en-
denNoring To- Introduce gasoline in Panama, and
had IN his room quantity Of the dangerous
luid, with lamps, llAtures. g., As he was
experimenting with ono Il the lamps
contenis fell on the floor and set tnc
f"SH 9 i iir' T"f aiarm , hd fgars9y sprr@d
TIA" fire We AZ ma end. But now another peril
in new direction. threatened. Owing 10 tho
trvrrlsh political state ot the city. many with
ont knowing the renl cause of the excitement
and 81, ug tn soldiers hurrying about sup
posed iht another revolution had broken out
4 larfe crowd had ruurtad ia and about IN,
Grand C. ut,nl lll''l and - pol. oman who had
hHru ord rad 10 arrest ~ certain person in his
room, meeting with ros'-ttn %, rushed down
stairs with the person inter MIN. Tn" cries o
both policeman amt the excited person whom l'
wnlili arrest were hastily supposed lythe oul.
-.rs ia rhar rr OF the sniil.rS o. proceed from
rcVolut.on'sts, and orders were s-ucd tp fir
upou the crowd. Fortunately, although rcpout
ed, tiit - orders wore not ulNycd.
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Illustrates the Plano War by "a Dog story, and
Gives the bottom Facts.

To THE FDIToR OF THE SUN-Sir: Last wccl;
the romhs Court before judge Duiy, two claimants
appeared for and with handsome Ncwioun'ian dus
A. neither had any corrohorauve evidence the astuc
Judge decided that the instinct Of the dos himself would
be the surc.t test Of ownership policeman was or.
derd IL hold the dos In the centre OF o court room,
while claimant was lla, ed side ol the roln
t.e other the opposite side b tl were ordered t'
whistle Tor tine dog .isna from the Josc, the dog 20
tc released al ue same time, and choose between rc
claimants
The Judge cauci time; each claimant whistoi 70 the
best ol his ability. Policeman let lo ue dog hut the dg
after looking at the Judge and surveying the scene,
,,npoi ,,iA o.. t.r, lDi ~eihi ,Aes As r,l4 otnes.
similar scene has been enacted tor the last two weeks
ar ,.y the piano men. A couple OF pauoorie mauuac
'urers-hoih honorable mcn-ha,e Teen WAstlins their
respective Centennial awards through the public press
With about DIS iucA success the claimants had Win
the ios.
Tl>pis 'e'uy' e'c ler-.
stum,d. t.n. of a.. Ncrniase, shternsc. elimination,
AMI rrcrimuslon lawsuits ami All sle issues simply in.
tended 10 heos the public, the aei tao Is As 10 the Cen
tnmal award, are Just these:
Most OF the leading manufacturers received nearly the
same recognition in regard 90 Workmanship Durability
the commi,sion could only guess at rAc ony real lis
uncuon made By the Jury " the wae o the pianos
/ exhibited
The piano VIOLIN and every other musical instrument
are valued and Iur,ha,l tor their tone Thus thrn, Nc
Baltimore house Is given an award Tor general cNeel'
lcn,e IA the requisites of hr't class iu-'nD 100 lh Ier
~ tns" io which the commission alci singing quality.
The Sew York hoas, Tor "Asos .a" fa'"., Ad d4'rn"
! " tone"
Whereas TO Weber is awarded "syu,Il1ssr I1e, 4i "a
! tui- oaui.nl .ih glniissf I'Hcs.
Cmnm,utas to yyhi. D !, the hyirc,ri would .oem an
insult "a the int scut musical public Let them uo the
ate.as 10 who Is the ushuui owner OF the c,ut.uua
rulc suNcc il 90 say uat thp Noh,r await contain, nl
0ut d p,.ii4, ia IiAnlorle-" sgmIud pau, tti. and
| Yuitsf Iatsr'
In short asrdin piano WNDrR-A'e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12
A HARTFORD BiNK's DEFICIENCY.
vsry Serious Charges Against Roth the Presi-
dcnt and the Cashier.

HARTFORD, Feb. 1.-THE discovery Of a
deficiency in the Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tonM Bank Of this city Of over snp.OOo and the
Official investigation 10y A. b. Mysatt. National
Bank Examiner. led 10 the forced designations
yesterday of John c. Tracy. the President. and
James l.. Chapman the Cashier. After the
close Of bank hours both officials wcrc arrested
on IA complaint drawn by Assistant District At
t"rney Stanton. on charges preferred by the
Bank Examiner. Tho complaint against prcs-
dent Tracy sets forth that he made false entries
of the indebtedness 81 the American Exchange
Bank 81 New York t. an amount exceeding the
actual indebtedness hy $1,000. and Of tho Com
tiuantu National Bank of Nrw York t. the
amount uf slu.ur1. The Object ~ these over
charges wis Ia conceal from the directors and
tIr National Bank Examiner the fut OF heavy
loan. 10 personal friends ga inSuu lent and, in
some cases, no security. II II also charged that
hr made Ia tine Cpmrtrollrr of the Currency "A
fraudulent oNerstutoment Of loans and hills dis
counted. ia" excess being about st'l 100. The
amount stated WAS sl9lHcH, and the actual
amount was only nlout Al 10000 but there were
Hl-l l.'.fl A-- - of si15,esi.
TnocnarsDs against The Cashier alece COM
llcity IA th" overcharErs AKA nst Two New
AurN huueS; also that he oinlrz.ird a. 800 Of the
banks funds AMI to cover the deficiency fraud
ul"nfy charg 81 this sum against the First Ma
against huth officials charge thrm with haNinl:
thus violated section 5.Aq II United states Stat
ut'S, whi"h provides a penalty OF imprisonment
't lifl ~~ luun NV nor ill'il tu Nl@ Tor
making false entries in order To deceive the
bank or its on ;ers, or 10 deceive the Bank Ex-
amin"r.
Ater waving an examination before United
States Commissioner Waldo. President Tracy
gave $1,000 and Cashier Chapman $4,000
bonds for their appearance before tho Unto
States ID strict Court nj New Haven On the 2sth
inst. Their bonds were furnished 10y wealthy
friends. iu-luliug President Cooley If The
National Exchange Bank AMI Niw-Ir sid, nj
Henry Keneg and Director smaller Durham 81
the bank. W.th which she accused persons were
Connected Mr. k'ney has hc"n chosen rs
l.nl.IlI... E.Lnh
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CR.fZED C.fSIfIER TAYLOR.



FRANKrrN. Ind, Feb. AT about o'clock
this morning. while George Payne WIS -il as
iu his sou Is uilifr. "a stranger rni'rNd from The
RAJ, and motionel him into the nr'k room.
Don't yuu know Dick Tayior"
An, ! know your voice now replied Mr.
Payne; but how YOU have changed
II proved tu Gee the missing cashier or the
First National Bank. whose rr.me mas h"en
horaided through the nnd HIS loth's were
muddy: h" rarried hl- ltpot- ia his hands. and
his iace, which had h"n shhN'n oX"if thn
muu-ti 'hc. WIS the picture cot agony his mini
seemed shaft, red and his conversation WAS in
coherent and moanlpA,lrsS. lr. Nrhn, VINO
oauir ia soon All. rNurd. administered Naleran.
which had scanning riir,,rr Hnl at aoiIt
land Payne. Very lon these, - nl men ramri
aud with thom Or. Donncl. Taylor rrongnl@ 4
them, but lis conversation WliS confused ami
Highly. He Called "a rrNWNer h'S hidlIlh', AMI
insisted ON keeping II 10y MN. It, had been
gonn four or ilSa years, he said and had
travelled in Nevada aud uoralu all at tie time.
and yrnr and IMAGINED he left In 1877. When
questioned loosely AZ to ms recent WI'r'hhnuis,
h. said That after leaving lndianapuls ~ Mon
day he went 10 enc ihlil, inDH h ',',l son
hy boat thence 10 louisNule. NV Albany,
Jr,fcrsunVllc. and nirk To lullHn"l "l,' l''d' n
ing there last might too ia' lvr me lrth' he
concluded Ia walk homo, and he had done 80.
running almost the entire distance. twenty
niles H. complained ui sor" Feet, ami ON ~
animation they were found to he swollen and
badly CALLED. At III suggestion oi pr. Dpnnall
that hr be- taken hom" ne throw a ron OF bills In
the floor. with tine remark that ne would give il
Ia nny one who would take him homo. 1t
auountrd tp sa5. As.drch of his person dis
covered s.. ycril s9n pieces and tWonty six one
dollar hill- hut nothing of value lie said his
sut,hol md hoon lnit ON the Ioulsvlc train
lrt night, but that II contained nothing except
tWD shuts and other sOllrd garments.
His reception nj hoin" was hrnrtr"ndlng II
VITO. still very weak, rad been prepared for his
| ,nniinv A. he entered her room She pulint
him down 80 her BORON and W'pt bitterly His
mo II mother h..i,mn almost hystrri'ul. aud hi,
sisters were ia unso!duI', hul Taylor sr"mn,
/ rnttr, lv unmo,rd. In the course ul the day he
sIepi %. .l-iuullly and tn-nIgiil so'mod more a
49,. but stll WANDERING AMI lncohrrut |
/ may h ID mid iurin az insanity, or rather lie
lfiiIn r..ult uf gind nervous prp-trltlon
/ lIswto has nerve h'rseil Tor the work and u
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James Miller, the negro soldier, who was
convicted of the murder Of John Sutherland, az
Odd Ins Ammns in Bent county, on tine 4Nh Of
August yesterday paid the extreme p'nHly al
the law by surrounding his te on the gall lows.
The execution occurred at West Las Animhs.
and WAS witnessed by a large conrourse of poo
pln The aitnld had been erected ia iront OF
Inc luil. and ~ about ih IN the afternoon Mill'r
stepuud upon tho Platform. The rope was
fastened. and no rs the drop WINS lowered, and
the clllurt plunged into eternity.
Miller made no statement He hade good hya
totho Shcrr ia cool and easy manner lis
Last words W'rr,
mercy ON nae.
Amor the corpse had hunga few minutes, DR.,
Robbins lolt tu' pulse and found Murr si'u
ulINr. After hanging twenty minutes, No ihn
oNpr0tio oi viii 'h time thD Pc WAS np Slgn OF
liir. the body Nus cut down. Miller never
A IN. hcd ~ MUSCLE and was ms cool and sell- pos
sn@l'd us many OF the spectators
Tine murder occurred On a sunday night IN
August n~t. i'm "a dance house IN Oil lus AMT
mas. NJ fi'r and soy raj Of his cOmrud0s Of
Company l.. nl inc Nuth United States Cavalry.
stationed AT Fort Lyon, went 10 OH Las Anlmas
and cnf'rr the hail. A row WAS RI sed, and
Suth rl,lAd was murdered, wiliuuy II MAS
proved.
For all bronchial or Lung Complaints
U.s. OniL's Tustcloss Cod Liver Oil with Limo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12
Zach Chambers Bank Account.


ffnW me- isfiN Hffnht
Secretary Chandler's bank account ~
too. shows that h. sont chc.k Tor $4,000. pay
able To Coy. Hayes order. Gov. lllye- nlme-
d,iat,ly endorsed itand passed il oyer e. Mr..
STAT" Committee. Thc heaviest single cuntribu-
tor u the fund was jay Gould. who gave check
that tho Nelo York Tribune should support
Hayes This promise. as Is we'll known, has
boon faithfully carried out. Don Cameron gaVa
5000 John VI. Forbes. Of Massachusetts,
turned in T. the committee the largest amount
OF ouLleolLuna. rnMchImE nuuml s-luNl.
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To THE EnrrOR OF TINS Sun SIR rold In
Tao Sass iAt Nj Is . foe offers 81 WAGER slln 'hat Mr.
simon II hl, ui Gpwauu-, isas handsome A. any man
ID, Sew Yorh ar Rruotlyn Sow. VIII bet from slpn to
.anu.i c.a nnur ~, hHul,0uc>t man ia lhr United
,fulp. a. mot decrN thr urrit- "a me Count jWnncs
uo. cod beacon lshiid Siufh bat / Wil stake ma money
"a e nrr,nnll hrint u' 49, T. Nhlrpr, rchi'man VINO
i.tnnl,,t,t M ih, Ltlr lh'NHN gram Nllst Ia dorsey
ti, ,ul whn reside, n inuoscn I'll, qio ,uun now,
mahr IL Is iiuuunv,l at noWAnus Truly yours.
X A. DAVIDSON, jersey city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12
Horace Greeley. Freshman. Daughters Walk

Lizzie Smith aged II years. arrived at the
Union Depot yesterday from -. Louis. ON her
way o. Delaware. ON the Bee | nr road. She
had walked nearly all ih' way, being nearly five
weeks ON the road. She said she had % son aud
her way tos.r them. Mr.. James Kelly Of Pits
hurgh happened To- hear her mention tho names
bed 10 the lis ny that they live la Pittsburgh.
and he purchased a ticket for her tn Pittsburgh.
NJ. smith says that her. faith rs nam WIS
Nathaniel Weeks. and that he wis llnra'" Gree
loy's presenan lhanl when he Mr.. Greeley
opened his first printing on %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12

A Summary Of Artistic Attractions Prepared
by Dramatic Doctors for this Week.

NJ r..,r V.u,.i, b,s Iorn tbo ln,lire-
comedian in this city a great many years. His
father was great actor and when the present
the Governor. and mnde his bow a. John
I..t..r" That WINS v.ors MOO. whom the present
E'neruioh 'i th'u'r' E"'i- were 'i'u'r F'' "h-
born. or at the fuuhoSt had reached their first
pan'n''u's or brooches Aitrr long appreh-
trrshlp Ms J"hn Lester the Johh was dropped
anu Lester Nah X apr fr'h thNhccl"Ilh' IL
- SUN '"l'I iona N.""'N IVY MS V"n'r'' -
Mr. Nallack has played many parts IN ms uni''
anil yet continues "A favorite In characters to
.If ~. -, n'''...'. .,,f,.1
WIZ" ms '"'' anu MAUI 'i' n0' nv" 49, ,
In the whole RANGE of English comedy he l.
master and in the modern societv-eomedy.
whore manly utt"ron'" and sturdy virtues are
t. be- pictured. Mr.. Wallack il unapproachahie.
To.ni..ht ne r.ylves O'Keef,'s sparkling COM
~. sv,iI o,,, T., ,rni.h ha s,,s,nirs tho
charming role of Rorer.
Under ordinary circumstances the simple
o,,1,,,,'c.,,.'nt ~ sn.h AN attraction wnnld
announcement az, Oh suyh an "Vr",.'on WIN ~,
MI the house. In these times il j. DIM
cuit :, nr.lirt with any degree Of certainty. the
drawing power ~ any play Booth mas Just
given round OF Shakosrcarnn characters 10
wre',neS NUS MORA M ,,
Inn n,n,. ',,st .l'.iJ In IN. ,rovtn..s he
,m'', d. batter Br6nNVn. whrr. he went from
siiS 10 iiir, ~. ~ o' nv VIII
ant3u.t-.m ma "v..p IN. t.iorehiv familiar
r..y. ian" I'm r,vi we'd in articles ieet
u. ~ l,T' h. l, wa Nm ~, i.tN Hi' D'a Ill.,
s,lrfY IF rorul.r fnf.r ~ Nr Wi'urk rru-
dt..l n d. AZ INV o. il' Far Urr " Whial NJ ain
events ln~ 'rnry n.,,rif and IL -tUrvnf int r.
,i,1 H. me-. an, VIZ ,..n.h'' vi
ni- opinion IT ,l'-- venture. he .wosiI nuVr
i,r,.l ii a...-- ,r xxx p.,tD at,I N,.iLt, k
Indeed ono. az tit. ,vi. Il uut most "a .,.-- il