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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-13
Corrected Weekly by Gen. " rtocksdnle.
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MAR r E D.

On the Attn inst. by the Rev. II Whistler
in Sabllasvile, Md, Mr. James A Shields
of Smithfield to Miss Maggie A Miller
Of the former place, all Of Fred'k county.
On the Goth of Nov. at the residence OF
the brides father by Rev X Richard
son Mr. Denton + Lewis and Miss Clara
l.. Bullnan, all ofFrcde,ick county.
On the Goth nit in Liberty, by the Rev. G
G Cronin, Thos b Philips to Miss Mary
f. Harris
On the 2Sth ult at the Lutheran Parson'
age. in M;ldleto~n. by the same, Geo.
G Corun to Miss jennie & Stockman
both of this county.
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FLOUR, FEED. 81.
AND -.
CIR OC E r I E. S

TIME subscriber wishes to inform the
i public that he hus Just received a
. choice lot of Groceries, consisting Of
Sugars, Syrups, green and roasted Coffccs
Teas, Chocolates, Rice, Soda, Mustard Pep
per, Ginger, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cream of
Tartar, Candles, Coal oil, concentrated Lye
Soaps OF different kinds etc. etc.
Also constantly on hand Hoovcr's Mar
tins and Jones' best Family, Flour Mill
feed, Corn, Oats. Chop, Corn.meat, Homi'
nv, Buck wheat flour, Potatoes etc. which
he will sell as low as they can be bought
for cash. Hoping by strict attention to
business to deserve your support, respect
fully solicit your patronage.
decl3 Ct 3. III. WlTHEROW.
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LlNIM EN- I.
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted in
futile enteavors to obtain some embroca-,
ton that would prove cure for thi!
excruciating disense; but all have f,ilc.'
except KELLER's ROMAN LININENT, and
that has been successful in almost every.
instance where it has been employed
whether snch has been of the innammatory~
or chronic type. In Lumbago and Sciatira
it affords instant relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-13
A Stitch in the Back

Is caused by a sudden wrenching Of the
spine, and produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person to move. 1t should not be neg
iecled, AZ the curvature of the spine ID
often brought on by neglect of this COM
mon complaint.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court for Frederick
County.
OCTOBER TERM, 1877.

OCTOBER TERM, 1877.
John Rouzcr, Henry Rouzcr and William
G. Landcrs executors of Daniel Rouzcr,
deceased
by the Judges of the Or
~ phnns Court for Frederick county,
this 18th day of November, 1Hr1, that the
sale of the real estate of Daniel Rouzer,
late of Frederick county, deceased report.
ed by his executors, and filcl this lay, be
ratified ard confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary he shown on or before the 18th
day Of December, 1877, provided copy Of
this order he published in some newspaper
in Frederick county for three weeks in
previous to said day.
The Executors report the sale of q farm
of which the said deceased died, seized and
posi- ssed, situate in Frederick county, for
the gross sum Of Four thousand seven hun
tlrcd dollars $4,000.
True copy-Test:
JOHN r. ROUZER,
Register of Wills.
nov22-3t
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Sore Throat and Quinsy.

The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give a sudden
check TO Precipitation, and thus obstruct
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an infammatory conii,
ton which, involving the tonsils, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
membrane Of the fauces will cause Quinsy.
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Burns and Scalds.

This Liniment has proved itself to be
one Of the best remedies ever used for
Burns and Scalds. Its quickness in allie
waiting pain when applied, gives it great
superiority over all other preparations
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81 e ..

On the 23rd ul,o., very suddenly, neal
Middklown. Miss R"brra Ifcrt, sgcd
60 years, 2 months and days.
On the e6,h uilo., at the residence OF Mr.
John Younkins, in Middlc,own Valley
Barbara Alexander, aged about 30 yeas
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Frosted Feet.

The Roman Liniment has proved effect
ual in all cases where it has been properly
used. No instance is known where it.
has failed in giving immediate relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-13
liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities Of
KELLEa's LINIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure q
liberated sores.
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Toothache.

This painful and annoying complaint
ia instsntaneously cured by the applic.-
ton Of the Liniment.
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II SsMAN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Church ST., fen doors north Of Luth-
cram Church. Mechanicstown, Md.
Having taken up my residence in this
place. would most respectfully inform the
general public that am prepared to make
10 order Clothes of all kinds ut short notice
and on reasonable terms.
GOOD FITS GUARANTEED,
or no pay demanded. Repairing promptly
attended to. Give me a trial and be con,
vinccd.
z. ROSSMAN.
nOv7-tf
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inflammation of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cured, or entirely prevented by the timely
use of this remedy. 1t has never failed,
when applied at the commencement, or
before the gathering takes place.
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Neuralgia.

This excruciatingly painful disease is,
instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the continued application Of this Lini-
Ment.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
SALE RsahrEn. --Bilts for the following

SALE KE6fsTER. - 3ilIs Tor Inc following
snles have been printed at this office.
On Saturday. December 20, at o'clock
n nj, fii font of the Gilbert house, this place
Tie heirs Of the late, William Stouffer, de-.
ceased. will sell At public sale valuable real
estate, &C., situated near Ffahklinville. See
advertisement or bills for further particu-
lars.
On Saturday Dec: %. will be sold at the
residence of Ezra Williar in Harbaugh's.
Valley, at Covers ole lanyard household
and Kitchen furniture.
On Saturday, Janttary stf,, Jacob Stout
fer, CT. Of Elias Stoufer. will sell valuable
real estate situated little north of Frank
iinyilte. See DIV. for further particulars
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Weakness of the Ankles and
Joints.

Strains and chronic pains, cold and ex-
ternal injuries, are the chief causes Of this
complaint. The muscles are relaxed, in
many cases making it difficult to move.
Bv a free use of this Liniment certain
cure will be effected. Asa
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Horse and Cattle Lotion

it is invaluable to Farmers, Express Com.
panies, Stage Proprietors, well appointed
Livery Establishments, and all who own
or use Horses and other Stock, immedi-
ately relieving and curing
Spavius, Foot Rot In Sheep.
Ring Bone. Foundered FeeS'
Bruises. Corns,
Cracked Heels, Flesh Wounds
Sprains, Calls OF AL h1nos'
Scratches or Grease Poll Evil,
Sores, Splint.
Colo. Fistula,
Lamsness, Sitfast'
AID many other Diseases.
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KELLER'S
Roman Liniment

Never fails to give satfsfac-
ton, and, as q dom es TIC
remedy for man and 1east, lt
is incOMparably superior to
any of the sO-called family
liniHlcnts, .salves, ETC., as Il
single trial will convince al.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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THE TEXTS rtcIIrc L0nnr


WASHlNGruN, oct. 30 The TEXAS Pacific
lobby are very much dissatisfied with Speaker
lnndali- composition cf the Comnt.r. ON Pa
cih kailrond-. They espe tally object to tnc
Chairman, Mr. Potter ana to Nh Morrison.
10th Of whom are 'lioy "a to hr ,lrn..t oplo-
n'ntS of subsidy legislation. For -ome reason.
however. huth these EcutI'm"u are dissatisfied
with the Speaker for placing them upon the
committee Mr. Morrison. although be- has
NH'n instant N season amt nuf ul season In his
lruir~~.ln~ of uplus .tiun o. the Texas Pa ILL.,.
loh has slngularN tAuu-h been especially
champlcncd hy The S. Louis HtJuilffno th.
great advo 'Nfr ot tho subsidy measure. Alr
Potter not. He'd speaker l'andnl to-day thu' he
wished ip h0 relieved from tlr rAairman-hlp pui
this committee" II II" earnestly Insists upon
llN ,folr9 1t viii ice great dl-al poiuiu..ut tp
''.- friends. who have 1~-ur.d him that he
' s. o. 'W the opportunity ni las me-. lie repro
f- on this committee tAn Wrll-nilh uilnu-
iu- 'uiim"nt Of hnih political PARTIES 100 tho
NNlh. AND IN discussing the measure which II
T. lfuinthi" a minority of hl- e'nDillltrH viii re-
p0tt hr AN make for hun, 'lf reputation such
u- i'w public m"u huN' th opportunity To- mu.r.
II T. notorious. also i.Ht thr udNn. ai,- ui the
l.b dr-'rc So -'t Mr. Pau,ro0 iheaomnit'ro. in
th" h'.irf thu Mr. Ihru 'knnri.nwil then l,n-
come chairman. In This. however. tlry Will los
Disappointed. II Mr.. Potter &. cArl. u FROM
serving MIR HludaN Wlll appoint another
.ha.runn vino r"pr' -Hii~ IN. s.,ue VirW, That
Nh Iu.tsr i~ -uppp7H ~ 10 rr present.
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RTTGERs BOIS ~ J.fIL.


NEW BRUNsWIc X, oct, 3).--At O'Clock this
morning Oflcers Carrigan and Allen saw flames
on the college campus at Rutgers at u point
nearly opposite the old college building They
hurried To- the place and found great pile Of
boards on fire. A number of young men were
running away from the spot. and the officers
gnvc chase nnd captured one of them. Their
shouts brought Oni'ers Boudinot and Stroud 10
the campus. and the Prisoner was placed in
their charge. Cnrrlgan ana Allen then followed
the others who had escaped. aud succeeded in
nrr'eting two of them in George street. Re-
turning to the scene ol the fire. they found that
the three prisoners were all students OF the col
lcsr.
Assisted by others. they had with picks. levers
and rruw,ars torn w the plank walks leading
from klrkpurirk tnapel and the colln.o doors
tO the suulhoHSirrly EHtr of tho campus and
carried the Ilanhs npOn their shoulders 10 tho
place whore the ilrr was nnd where heap Of
drrd leayrs had been collected and saturated
with coal oil. over this pile of comhl,llblcs
they heaped up the planks, and then lgnitod the
mass.
Tho fire bcing cNilngulshed. the Young mon
were takon 10 the lnrk NJ, and nutsN-
quently 10 the Recorders oiir. Wlrrr
soon after daylight thcy were haird
hy their friends. The, prisoners EaNe
their nnmcs us James r FmrinN. John Par
dra,, nnd Thomas Bergnn There real naiuNs
are concealed hy the faculty IN htuiouts.
| President Cumphrl upon hrHrlug the IN ts.
wl- greatly innrns"d. md late III the dny went
to the Rrrorlor'- OH 'e Wucro he stated thHt hr
! Of the law. Even he. how yer. refused 10 give
thnlr names. lie says ihut he viii break up thf
| npiri of lnwiossness prevalent IN The college
| ut any cost.
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FuREY CILLING THE r0LIcE
Extraordinary Scenes AT ~ Democratic tom-
mit,..'. Meeting In brooklyn.

Tho Democratic General Committee II King,
cpun met las, NIGHT to settle the dispute. arising out of
the primary election, IN the Twelfth. sixth. -Four.
tccuih and other wards hut as soon as At wa, orsanA
Robert Fur,y who was managing the meeting moved
that the committee into executive session There were
sDo 40 ward politicians outsid, the railing intent ON
seeing the tun and they refused 10 The Chairman
appealed Ia them IN vain
The police were +nt tor And platoon of oni,crs uu.
der sergeant John Cain arrived rom tho washington
crowd mud ordered everybody out lhr throns Wns un
Wiling move AMI man shouted " All thu~. IN Ia
ui ,lnNIn here ave- There MH.n rHni uf n,rs
and when the same voice took the ,sltiNr vote thoro
wH-h ic,hlr Response sergeant slu speedily tullfri
number of the ftch'iiutni members ami pushed them
ont Oi the dunr II ionN nan hour io clrhr thn
IurtN huvr, ant 'niri the lo4rO uuNfn. a. ran
about lho room shaking rattan cane l walked mp To
the reporters table. saying, ulr, come, dom mean
tu give Nou chance nj us tnni-li' Kuu, T. =, lit
moved That the reporter. be allowed tu irumiu ,Nin.
that the, should nol DO liln- Nlit ihts lild moi
anod toIrAd In punt Nj fur) had tire ino'r,u ahlrd
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uthlNG SIN. N0mI,iTIoNs.


i'' Republican Kings County Convention
l. '-- mh'ri -ioriay afternoon to III the va
'N Do he H"ruhh'nn ticket caused hy the
N'N liAwu 10 George \. kingsland who was
y N' .ni'i for Supervisor ul Large. COM
NAV 'yen was appointed 10 receive suggcs-
uf'- fom Ae'aIion- delegations ns to n suita-
n'' NlHi', and, after "A recc-s Of half hour
r' "umif"r through it, Chairman. Mr..
T. l.i'.l 100 lNur ~ nominating Michael
t"' n" Twelfth Ward. the rX- Democratic
ij man. ana moved that the nomination
',' i} aH"lHWHtlon. Mr.. Wiley of the
~ Nrl "Nn'lDl 10 the nomination. I'll"
Ni'N % W., made hy H'clamaiiOn. Mr.
T., ~ l' "H- thankful for the nomination.
NJ i' h""jl"i II only aS Demo Ocrat. aud
W '' Ni HdlH mo- pr lmlsrH.
c iH'il N.nuiprnl District Republican
% Di Kings county which. on Oct 2G
u iN.ri 81 III. n prll. u krpublirnn. rrns-
lo-' ulRhi for conference. Resolutions
NllH declaring thnt innsmuoh ns u Re-
4 iud h"Hn chosen tO run against John
"a ihe ruulueitiOn that there was
N lh'' nhiDnl cundidnte. and since
.i.N 'r.i thorn was not ~ be an In
l rmlNuie, u WAS hh cype lirnt a.
u ihl. 'an can ldat' ia the Held. Mr.
% ll' nominee. politely Withdrew
l"n ths tirhrt. saving that ln hul
l.. ..i' INr lH-iilpn. ANA WHs entirely
H. rirn lrom the raoe II II wns dosirrd
'i NnnEv Was rendered him inr hi- mag
lhg nominate ei n y. " lllllu
.''' 's %, already made bN iu. o. ..lrnd, MI
nnd Noik.ngmcn iIr. nl.t
N'r.l Nn9 thrn un 'l.
Nt l''illa in WINS r"H"N' 'f NNN .'"
IA 'n 4nA ~ ne 'epllnH il' u.u''n
'"nl that b. cle iod he should lli-l % i..i sDf.
g. tr .4IppItlunmcni of tA,
Halural districts IN the STATE.
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IHE LEVY mn,
.@ he Reported To-morrow-rhe Appropri-
alton for ss,OOD Men.

WAsHIA ioS. Oct 30-Two Democratic
members oi the Committee on Appropriations
are understood To- favor an imm, diatc raport of
ti..' Army bill. and It's pas-agc by the Uouso
under suspc nsion oi tho rules. 1t IL said on
good authority that these two gentlemen at the
meeting of the committee to-day. urged upon II
the necessity of reporting the bill tomorrow
and putting IL through at railroad speed Mr.
Clymcr of Pennsylvania was one who was in
such great haste to oblige the fraudulent Adj
ministration. Docs he think. in advocating
hasty action of thi, kind. that he represents the
average sentiment II his constituents or of the
people generally Il j. possible that Mr. Ciymcr
thinks he should bc the lnlcN To public opinion.
The Committee On Appropriations held its
first session today. and appointed sub-com-
miti"e. consi-timgof Atkins the Chairman II
tho Commit 80. Hewitt. and Foster The sub.
committee hal long and stormy session. At
kins has been pnying special attention during
lhr busi Slmm tO the APPROPRIATION tur tho
army. ana has arrived nj n firm opnion COM
corning the necessity for "a reduction of the
army. Foster cItrd th, riots of Inst summer M
proof ~ the ncrcssiiy for an increase. nnd At
fiu- rctori"d that the weakness Of the Stlte- In
mat emergency was the best possible proof
army. needed strengthening. The sui-.nlnmit-
tee rs II stan a. und rstopd 20 be in favor of
rcducin. the army to 23OuO men. win h would
mak"nn Army bin of about ~. 900 900 or sorr
ihe asi llou,c. and :l.mOet6 loss Than tHe
sam" bill rs II lnssnd II" Senate in last Mar H.
Tonight the Republican members of tho
committee hop,. with the aid of one or two
strength and plead TINT uS IA" nrmy has been
kept Toy unconstitutional means ~ ill., pros mt
strength lvr four mouths 10 should he retained
h.r" i1i tl" remainder ni m" fl-.ill year.
At , o'elurk the committee. met its -iih-ro;u-
mitt"c. which had hy no means cnmplefnd H.
,r'"rN ana 1t was "rdrrH! t9, report q bin on
Inut- iay morning. The ful committee de-
cld". Z" meet tomorrow moru.u- aul iuho up
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7JfE SIEGE or PLEJN !.
Not Yet Surrounacd-N Change or From. by
The EmssInn.-rrlI.chr tnpimrrd.

LoNDoN, Oct. 30 Tclshc was surrounded
on the 2Sih inst. 10y one cavalry and two in'nn-
try brgud"s ~ tn" Imperial Guards anl one
brigade of Cossurls. It was humburlrd for
two hours hv scvcnty-two guns. whom the small
Turkish garrison surrendered. Thor was no
assault. and the killed and wounded on both
sides was insignificant.
The capture OF Tclisrhe indicates that the
Russians have firm hold on the Plrvna and
Sofia road; lui it is not yet certain TIM, plcvnr
is entirely surrounded. Tho roal to Widen
- way Of lMhura II IL believed. TX still in pos
scss IN .! the Turks, and that dnZl Osmnn
Pn~hh Mll maze a irsl rat .ituI, 90 Keep II.
II l. H. vol that changed plnn Nnd a n w
point of ma, ,ck against plrvna hns he"n adopted.
Tor tho rrn.,,n that the headquarters ol the
Prince Of Row nHnia has h''n r'n'N'i 10
Bogat. The att'L 'pt tQ capture inc plh'' rom
the rnst sidr sren.. ~ have brrn nhnndon,d. \
corrcsuuudnnt snv4 ', at the Car is to make hs
hrndpunrl"rs NJ Pnr - ... ....,...,.,.. ,i,,
Tho lioumpniun dNies'n coinmGrdcr Who
recently i"d The assault ON - sc'ohu utlN'"'
r",iou't. hrs boon -upgr-rdct. .,,..,,.1 t..,,,,
LONDON. oct. ~ Tho Times 81 ''.n rom
pordin contains the following: q, "" ur ~
loss at the eapurr by thr liu-sinn- ~ lnr lo-i,
luw ill'd, besides Wounded and ps,,OL -.
The Hus-lnh- only succeeded in -tormih > ul'
POSITION ~ W" mira attempt. They nru-r ~
Turks ol twice luring thcm under a q structi I
Hr. hy di~pluying the whit. ilay.
. Ihe inHrS Bucharest correspondent -HsS the
EuS,ian~ atc i9HiDlnH the positions AT Du-
" combined attack by Osman and ChcSkct
\ l'itrr to N, Times. dated Adrlanoplc. o t..
-. 7tai'- tuat zlnuO refugee women aud chill
The KlI,a correspondent Of the Times says
The urrning oi thr hlmharimrnt II podguriila
j. expected in n few la~ tile Prince uf Monte
nero laNing arrived at the headquarters at
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RED BtNk'S DysrER mo
One OF his Victims Ncaii, Dying Condition Of
the Othcr Wounded Wen.

Rrp BANK. oct &C. The shooting of Mar
-hal Morris and IT," two youths Lpng-trcet and
S'hnc"lie on SUNDAY 10y the negro desperate
Bill Davis has thrown thi- place into fever Of
cN 'itrment For many years the colorcd poru-
ati"n ~ the town. which is arcely n third less
than the white population. has given much
trouble To- the police. Lately Thomas Morris. a
watchman. was appointed chief OF the police.
and hy his cnlcirn y in arrcslng every malciac-
tor hc incurred the hatred OF the wrongdocrs
week or SO ago the officer arrested Bill Davis
and after being dis .hnrgod he sworc vengeance
ngain-' ihc officer Morris left his club and
pistol ai hom" ON SATURDAY might. and when he
was attacked by the ruflan he was dcfcncclcss.
Tho German boy Hcnir 'kson. who was ar
rested ON the charge " hnnding Davis the pis-
to-. Nn- oNumincd to-day by Squire Chills and
discharged. The person who said he saw him
band BIZ negro companion q pistol sworv that
r. only heard him say shoot him. Bin;
lalan ci. lIc -nd 70 wa~ tru" that when he saw
hi~ n"gro irirrd running followed hv a crowd,
h' cal ID uut in i'm tp shoot them. but he lid
n,t know Nhrt hr was swing. u Tonight
no Information has hcrn sent 10y the pplirc or
Iormi-- -iYn"r~ oi i.rd Bank 10 nny. Other town
ilw Crnlh--l.usis hold a m'"iing Tonight to
ofl + a reward ftrl - Arnr hrnsion.
Thor Is mo- h'no Of ih, rr.oycry ,9t young ,l
li - hrll r.--'nl:. IL is iHarrd. into the mead,
H. -I frr.n... FI'' 'ui. neH S"hnrHlcs wound
+ riiu't, hs.a, a."r aa. gni "Nl'"r Norris
N.- ahis o. - a'al' io. lnN. 'ycral other poo
plc hHI narrow D~ apes. on" hAyin- hull'i
l.i-. iii ugh i,is ,"st. and rn"tn'r hal on'
Ia.@ ,hr ugh liS hat ON r. Morris today
i"ni r'd ai- -iguaiiun TO tue Town un' '.-rl-
tics. giving u~ hi- reason. t'itt j." Wis not sup.
ported lS TIM 'mpi-sion'rs in M" discharge NJ
li- Nuu,-. Low lhInsS ol ihis S.rt are man
aged ina Rcd Bank may tc Judged from the ih.t
tA@t ihr N'fWnh youth w.- IN IN. dinEy LITTLE
Nnlo ut dungeon known rs the SulNk"
"A Itl D..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

Tllrn parrcu yiaitnA her -ietor who IN hallet
iin,'riu uo oNmw' ihcatrr. h-t evening ON the *.
cu- that sine pons .Irp her ,l-irr r0.s Tor tho
hillr m tht paniuiur ,h, Nh- Irruntied 10 cnoi the
INDIES room l was warmed unt tn .ilr rom
th,rr wa, hri ,i,Tt however ,Nr tirnNnrDi to Nit
nrs, the oNruiuA l'i Nfiur' Asl ORDER t. Iu 49,
n.ccMioi t. ths pNu.r BRIDGE twenty 1--WE ir.t tJnN,
ts stage hul rri.eiu, 10 Wi -ao n .el her foot
ing Hh tell Her cit ann wHs hftltu. niI size Ml4tn.
juicd mt inaly Two suing anl dnu,o nrn Wrrc ON The
siule And lr inrNhNi nat, ~ ~ draw nrrn.. io -ift
And the audience were tgnoihnt ~, nrlIeul At,,
Inrrn ~ns -'nt 10 the SOW iuik Hospital