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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
No. 1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE BRICK DWELLINGS AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CARY
STREETS. NOW OCCUPIED BY GENERAL
PAT. r. MOORE AND MRS. SMlTH.-By virtue
of decree in The suit of Whitle us Whi,te ct u.s.
entered I'm the Richmond Chlncery Court 10Th of
june 1878, the under< gned. special comlni :soner
appointed therein, will sell, on the premises: at
public auction, on MONDAY, November 70, 1879,
RESIDENCES. with large columns in front, on
The southwest corner of Fifth and Cary streets;
running back between parallel lines 100 feet.
These dwellings are centrally located, hin five
minutes walk Of The post-oice and in good neigh
borhOOd -.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added, and title rec
tanned TIL all the purchaSe-money paid and con-
veyance ordered by the court. .
- - JOHN A. MEREDITH,
IF Special Commissioner.
Il THOMPSON BROWN AuctIoneer. no Is
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A oE SSiICbSA1s
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH.
trims on this road WI, run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1900 a. NJ, leaves ByrdStreet station daily
due ut Washington, 1:10 T..
NJ; Baltimore, 3:05 l.. u. ::
Philadelphia, $50 Z. NJ. 4; New
York, 1908 P. NJ.
No. $500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due q! Washington 9:55 Z. VI. (;
Baltimore, 1853 T. NJ: Phiia-
delphla, 1886 A. NJ; New York,
GAS A.. N.
No. 7-4:Oo p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sum
daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
NO. 2-10.1S Z. NJ, arrives AZ Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York. S:l5
A. A.: Philadelphia. 1l:45 4.
NJ; Baltimore. $3.50 L. II.
Washington, $50 z. IL
No. 4-1l.35 4. NJ. arrives Ut Byrd-StreeL station
daily. Leaves New York, 1000
p. NJ: Philadelphia, lilo A.
NJ; Baltimore, 1855 A. 81. ;
Washington. 6:50'A. NJ.
No. S-S.4O A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
arrives Mt Brcad-Street station
daily Except Sundaysi.
e.. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
E. T. d, MYERS, General Superintendent. no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
By ChailiH. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, north Tcuth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
" ABLE WHARF PROPERTY BETWEEN
WATER STREET AND THE SHlP-LOCk- AT
AUCTION.-Thc undersigned. special commission
ers, appointed for the purpose by decree Of Amc-
liza Circuit Conr WILL in issuance OF said decree,
proceed to sell, on the premises. nc public auction,
10 the highest bidder on THURSDAY the 2sth DAY
Of November. 1873. at IL O'Clock NJ. that c.rtaiu
LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND in the city Of Rich
mOnd mentioned In Commissioner Mrade,s report
of which William j. BlrkSdale died seized ana pos,
sesscd. and which described in the deed to sid
Banks alc rs fronting 100 feet the south side or
Water street and running back to the shin-ock'
and bounded on the cast by the land OF \. Konin-
TERMS: Five hundred dollars in cash; balance in
six. twelve. and eighteen months from day OF SALE
negotiable notes to be taken for the deferred pay
m,nts. with interest aided, and The title retained
until all OF the purchase money Is paid and decree
for the conveyance ordered by the court.
LEIGH r. PAGE.
WILLIS j. DANCE.
no1S Special Commissioners.
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BY Jno. E. Laughton, DR.. Auctioncer'
No. GIG Main street.

~ 600 GdGAns sT EINE sTt rIFHs.
IGAR-HOLDERS. &C. AT AUCTION.-lnt
Ing to discontinue business for the present: VIII
sell at auction. OH MONDAY the 25ll instant, at
tween Marshall and Clay Streets, $4,000 CIGARS,
embracing many popular brands OF my own make !, !;
PLATE-GLASS SHOWCASES: large stock Of
PIPES. STEMS, AR-fIOLDERS, and
SMOKERS, ARTICLES generally.
JOHN BOUCHER.
..s 421 north SIKH street.
JSo E. LAUGHToN. JR. Auctioneer. no 1877
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BY Frank u. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TON OF VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN
UENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT FIVE MILES BE-
LOW RICHMOND.-By virtue Of an order of the
District Court Of the Uuited States for the Eastern
District of Virginia, entered November 20, 1878
in The matter of Robinson T.. King. bankrupt, VIC
will sell at public auction, 10 The highest bidder, on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,. December K
1875 ut l2 O'Clock NJ, 49H ACRES OF LAND on
the Williamsburg road. about five miles heiow Rich.
mond and adjoining the lands of \. Il. Hill aud
others.
TERMS One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months with six per cent added-ttlc retained nll.
til The whole Of the purchase money paid and deed
directed by the courl. 5. =. VIII,
s. I. WADDELL,
Special Commissioners
FRANK D. HILL, AuctioEccr. nO2J
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NEGOTIABLE
"A NAIES TIL, TIP EDE.EiA Ar CLMpANN.--

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NEGOTIABLE
"A NOTES OF THE TREDEGAR COMPANY
Rv Writ nc of deer Of the United States District
Court for The Eastern district of Virginia In the
mat er of Lawrence Dwycr, bankrupt, entered No
vcmbcr TO- 1878 the undersigned vii! sell for cash.
TO the highest bidder, i'll front of the cuStOln-louse,
on FRIDAY. Noycmber 29th At y o,rIock ~,
one for H52 AS. dated November 4. 1875. payable
three months after da!c; the other for $4S2.29,
dated January 3, 1876, payable three months after
date.
These notes have been duly proven and allowed
by the commissioners In the suit pending In the
the a-sets Of The Tredegar Company 10 tie paymcn;
Of said company's debts.
THOMAS J. PAGE.
no oE-Et tsSiauco of r. DIVER, BANKRUPT.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FARM

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FARM
L VILE MERCURY NEWSPAPER AND
JOB-OFFiCE.-Ry virtue of two certain deeds of
t11st-thc first dated July 9Th, 1873, and executed
by 81. Andrew, Madison. Digger Il Co., and the
second dated May 23d, STA aud executed by J. a.
H. ST. AnIrew-Doih deeds being executed IN secure
to The English and American Bank ut tNrmvillr,
Va. the payment OF certain ncgot notes there N
dpscI ihcd and both Of which deeds are recorded III
the clerks Office OF Prince Edward County court,
the undersigned 5cIre required so 10 do by The III
rcctors Of saiu ,nI, Will Offer for sale at auction. on
tie premises, at 3 O'Clock T.. NJ. on TUESDAY, De-
cember ION. 1878, the property described In said
deeds. con: istln- Of
l LARGE HOE POWER-pRESS,
l GORDON JOB-PRESS, PROOF-PRESS,
8 IMPOSING. STONES.
8 cases of Long PRIMER, cases Of BRE-
WEIR, MINION. and NONPARIEL, between 30
and 40 cases of JOE TYPE NEARLY newt. and all
the FIXTURES Of the newspaper aud job-othce OF
tie Farmville Mercury.
The large advertising patronage of this napcr. TO-
gcther with the job-work OF the town of Farmville
and surrounding country, make this sale most val
liable opportunity of acquiring 4 good business by
any person contemplating 10 start IL newspaper.
TERMS: Under the several deeds named 1t would
require in cash the sum Of ,G4466 with interest
from June 30'h. 1878, but liberal terms viii he OF
ferrrd at the SALE EDGAR ALLAN, Trustee.
FARMvILLE. VA, October 4, 1878.
INIT Deco
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A n i !. sALEs..-Tflis Day.
4 BY III Ss Anderson &c Son,
General Commission Merchants and Aucttoneers
50 Ssaas q re 1924 Main street: Y, 80 =

tFElss5 49, s9Yk 1G2A Main street, X
xxrE WILL OFFER Ar AUCTION ON
e wv MONDAY, November 25th, commencing at
nSa e,sSss s sdbEs, SHOULDERS, HAMS, and
. 81 ~ & s HAMS and sHogLpERFs, 70
SUGAR.CUeED SHOULDERS and JoLEs'
N kssFH & ss1Ef aE SIS vs.
S aBIHHH s H6h h5ssS asS sskfs $
GINGER, PAPER. &C.. &c;
STOCK. OF, A RETAIL GROCER declining bush
consignments solicited and received up to she
hG no % q Sa's' s. ANDERSON 9 SON:
HIGH-CoNsTABLEs SALE ).
FURNITURE Fur CARPETS. PIER MIRROR, SEW
o.'N ING-MACHiNE, &C. .
day OF November, 1879. at o O'Clock 4. NJ. ut m!
ofice; No. 1906 FRANKLIN street, the following pro
perry e ss1Isfy susary s T.F = PPs hands
BEDsTEADs, CHAIRS,
% SSMEHsA SaKt TA :. kSs PICTURES
ia G6GRTSsi, a and HiEATING.s Stoves,
GLASS JARS. TRUNKS,
R %9xMTRER asd PIFiE!E It5iuseEs,
PITCHFoRKs. sHovELs.
fG k2GkS1 SSkHSi SEsA &C:
Whites SEWING s. M s TISEH GINGER. MO
90 LXssEs-. SUGAR. and PUUND-CAkEs;
! barrel FRESH IL p0 &c STb ~ bags
mo- noa IS osi. = Il: c. c. Z:
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by Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NICE FRAME
Il HOUSE, WITH GOOD LOT. on THE EAST
LINE OF ST. JOHN STREET BETWEEN HILL
AND COUTTS. AT AUCTlOE.-ln execution of
decd of trust from -. IorscIcv. trustee. dated No
rember IA, 1877. recorded IN Richmond CEanccry
Court. in Decd Book III {: page 44D, VIII SELL
1878. Mt 1870 O'Clock i. NJ, being required so to
do by the holder OF the notes secured BY said deed
default having been male In The payment of the
same all the property conveyed by said decd COLI
sisliug OF LOT 20 by 100 fee: on ST. John street,
on which Is Il FRAME HOUSE containing four
rooms. with the usual out-b buildings.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale and S4GO,
with interest, &c, thereon balance upon terms given
at sale GEORGE W.WARREN.
no 81 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-25
By E. d. Eacho, Real Estate Agent,
No. q Fourteenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" ACRE OF LAND. SITUATED ONE MILF
EAST OF RIG HMOND, NEAR STONY RUN
CREEK, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
TIE NINE-SILE ROAD, BEING TIL r PROPER
TY OF THE LATE ". s. PRIME. DECEASED
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hen
rico entered on the 9Th day Of November, 1875 in
the suit of Stearns rs. Crowds's administrators We
shall. as special commissioners appointed, sell ut
public auction, on tho prem scs- on SATURDAY The
23d Of November, 1878, at az o'clork 7. NJ. The
above described properly. with all the Improve
menls thereon and uppl!rtenanccS thereto, consist
ing of comfortable BnICK-AND-FRAMED
BUILDING, large BARN, and STABLE attached ;
also, house used for refining OIL The premises are
well enclosed and supplied with wafer throughout.
This sale should command the attendance Of butcl-
ers dairymeD. and Others. as the premises are well
adapted for either business.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six aud twelve
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added
from day Of SALE title retained till whole OF pur-
chase. money is paid and 4 conveyance ordered
by the Court. ii. A. ATKINSON. JR.,
GEORGE ". THOMAS,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by f. d. EACuO.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed till WEDNESDAY,
November II, 1878, at the same hour
Fl. a. ATKINSON. JR,
GEORGE w. THOMAS.
NOES Special Commissioners.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALF
DOILING SPRINGS ESTATE
ID ONE THOUSAND ACRES
IN ALDEMARLE.
This fine property, lately belonging TO Judge
Aicy,udnr Riycs. /; now on the market, and


This fine property, lately belonging TO Judge
Alexander Rivcs, i now on the market, ana
MUST BE SOLD AT AN EARLY DAY.
Beine only two miles from Warren, on the James
River canal. 1t has The advantage or very cheap
fcchls and is vet far enough from the river 10 give
as beautiful climate rs can be found anywhere In
fhe state. Persons wanting 4 desirable home AID
very productive farm. in pleasant nclghDorhood'
should examine This property. 1t VIII be sold as :,
whole or divided 10 suit purchasers BESIDES ncces-
sary farm buildings there is also GoOI GRiSI-
AND SAW-MILL, with machinery for threslllng
attached, which may be purchased separately with
some ten or fifteen acres attached.
Amply to WILLIAM DICKSON Esq, on the adj
Joining estate, who will show the property or ad-
dress JOHN MOOD, DR. Trustees
n. II. MASSIE,
no 23-2taw3w charlottesville, va.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, Ga
RESIDENCE ll2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
Linden Row.
uo17.1m J.O. STEGER.
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BLANK.BOOKS.
A CCOUNEBOOks, 1879.

A CCOUNLBOOkS, 1879.
We solicit EARLY orders. because GOOD blank
books cannot be made III a hurry. We have on hand
a supply of hooks Of our own manufacture and
Large Stock OF the cheap northern make The as
sostDent embraces the different sizes from The
largest ledger to the smallest pocket memorandum.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Publishers, booksellers, 6tatoners. Printers, Bind
ers, Blank Book and Papef,Rox Manufacturers.
no l4-d$w
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FREp'G & POTOMAC Il. r. Co.,I
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND, VA, November s, 1878. }
HHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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kA!LHoAo'
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y tUMMENCING NAY ~, 1871.
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CONCLUSION.
I will end my rambling sketch by saving
TO the people OF Richmond and Virginia
that their interests and those OF the people
OF North Carolina are entirely sympathetic
and congenial. In advancing those Of either
no harm can follow to those OF the other.
And there are strong considerations why
States standing at the geographical position
thay occupy should lock hands firmly and
renel every alien force that tends to impair
thesoiidity and strength OF their power in
the Union. Their practical interests arc
akin, their commerce is devoid Of any cause
of jealousy and unfriend1iness, and the very
best nesults arc sure to follow the eneou-
ragemant of most intimate social and COM
mercia1 Gedations between them.
The ExCURSIONIsT.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1878-05-31
GENNETT AND MAY.
A Statement Raile:tinG Very croiitably
Upon Rennett's Conduct IN the
Celebrated Encounter.

Special Dispatch TO the ChicngD Tribune.
New York, May IG.-Thc Time,
prints the true story OitliC Bouurtt-Aiay
duel, given on the authOrityuf George
Wilkes, editor Of the Spirit Of the
Times, who got it Of DR.. Phelps, the
surgeon on the occasion. The story
is entirely crcditable To Bennett. Dr.
Phelps says that it was plain on the
morning of the affair that Bennett
was there to fight. Both parties had
their own pistols B"nurtCS were
new, with ali the --latest improvements.
Mays were vCry,OId, and as il turned
out, hard upon trigger. The one thaL
Bennett got was 50, II least The par
ty took their places, and the word 10
fire. The directions were after the
word "iire" and not after the word
"thrCe." Almost Instantly upon tho
word "lire, and Bennett, WHO pull
ed his at trigger with the best viii iu
the world, did not succeed in gCtliu.
his weapon OFT. lie was IJGicd by tho
stiffness of thc lock. 1t WAS an c.,rl-
ting moment. No one who looked ut
his eye, a. it bore straight across the
angry wound which his opponent had
inflicted Oh bis face It few days before
could doubt what Bennett intended To-
do, but tho pistOl exhausted the "Our,
two, thrcc,5 by its reluctance, and
dOpped harmlcsSly by Ms side. lis
second intcrposed, ana claimed that us
Bennett had suffered his risk and dis
advantage, through no fault Of his
own, nc was tHtillCd TO "a return shot
at May, The claim, being according
to rulO, was allowed, AMI May took
his place empty handed before Ben
nctt's pistol. The disl. Of the U..a-
pom covered lim as the word
was given, but Bcuuctt'5 iaco
changed u he saw bis OppuucEj
at bis mercy. And before the signal
words were counted out, he had for
given him and fired i'm the air. This
terminated the proceeding. As t!In
party left the ground, B,uuCtt said to-
the surgeon: wei, Dr., do you thiui.
did right ~ 81 should have been sorry
to have Killed any man at my mercy
was the answer. "But,' ~ glaucin- al
the shining, fresh scar across Bcmp,rs
nose; "but with such pistol IauI as
yours, ! hould have been terribly
tempted Ia wing him.o AT any ratr, y
said Mr. Wilkcs, "his Conduct was
gui.eTouS, and his opponents should
; have been glad to tGko any ro-pou-l-
bility of prosecution, 1t that Is what
governed them. g. saw" him from hr-
ing branded ~ "A coward. The gift
of lie Mas worth certainly az much us
/ thai. h may be added Bennett still
wears the red mark left by the scar
! on his nose.
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Audi
Under act of March 3, 1865, thi.
amount was increased about six hum
dred millions by the issue of more 80
notes. So that the country had an
apparent circulation of nearly 81, 7OO,-
900, 600 ia Ihe year 1865. The money
power or capital demanded the con-
traction of this circulation. True, The
large part of it was bearing interest,
but II Was likewise true it was held
and received by our people, And its
conversion into a long bQDd was with
tils aYaWed purpose that the long bond
should be sold in foreign markets; a
most ruinous and disastrous policy in
every point of view, as subsequent
events have made most manifest
This policy not only deprived our peo-
plr of currency, but robbed them of
Interest and compelled their labor to
pay tribute 10 a money HQFer alien to
them and their interests.
But that we may fully understand
the imInsnse contraction that has ta-
ken place, ] submit the following fig
,,res, taken from tables prepared 10y Mr..
Power "llef of the warrant division
Treasury DepaIT nentI Dec. 10, 1877;
and laid before the House ~ my !Ilehd
Mr.. Mills, of Texas:
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The "alarm" that the Republicans
say has been created inrGuoh Tine
country iy thepas-agn OF pottcr's ro-o-
luton. exists exclusively in the ranks
Of the Republican saints, who assisted
in pcrpetrating the political crime OF
ls76-77. They are naturally alarmed
Ut the prospect before them.
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Washington special to the Cmriu-
natl CDHtmcfciui:-A prOmiucut gen
tlemIn, who attended the peun-yigl-
MIA Republican, State Convention,
sSys that President Hayes didn't htye
friend in the convention, and 40
proposition came from any quarter
that he ar hi administration should
DO recognized in any shape or form.
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Good News

IL, pcrSOnS troubled with diseases of the
y Lungs, Throat or Chest, eau obtain i'm
mediate relief by using Dr. D"RcdH's COttgh
HrlucslV. 1t is pleasant, h"rHucSS u''d sure.
~ meyer fails 10 relieve sore THROAT, Coughs,
Colds Asthma. Splitting OF Blood, and ali
diseases Of the Lungs II is a sure cure for
C,,,,,I y, CUUfrcu. No mother would be
,ritb1nt a bottle in her house after trying IL
onc@. Persons haYing coughs QJ tOylO stand
mn should be sure To give DR.. Duncan :
C,5gngb ReIsam a trial, as II gives fnlIHcdtdte
-J5GT it me gy30st ddUdyIccd stages N COHyUIRp.
non. Price 50 cents. For sale by Pillow, q
Woodbridge. H''Si-'o'
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$50 SI6,N52

Circulation aud deposits of ma
tionaI banks ks............................. $50
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ji0'OtJliitDZ
Coin resources i'm the Treasury,
If successful in negotiR tinga
interest-beariDg debt of S5O,-
coo lSS. 81 Cos
Coin resources in the banKs...... S2,9U7,7jO
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April Z, ISIS. J. L. CHERRY.
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This sum of S7O7, ,S87, ,22s.S4 repre-
sents the nominal amount of the cur
rency in the year 1877, and shows a
contraction from the year 1866 of $751;
$50, 400. We need not be told of the
effects following step by step this re-
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A ANUSEMEyr,.

TXlOS SQUARE THEATRE
" Proprietor ............... Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Mana a. NJ. PALMER
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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THE TURF.

7 oUIsvILLk RACEs--H. STANFORD CAN BE
lIseen at LIS broadway. Straight and combination
books.
/ ouIsVILLE RACES-ORDERS RECEIVED BAR
co.
nRDERs RECEIVED FOR LOUISVILLE RACES At
OIhomas No barclay st.. and 10 2sth st books open
on Hanlan and Courtney and all events W. LOWELL.
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WEEK. FIRST HIT OF THE SEASON.
wEEk Received with enthusiastic applause
MEtk and CONNIE endution by
WEEK THE PRESS AND THE PUBLICl
WEEK Sardouis gre atest play, entitled
WEEK MOTHER AND son.
WtEk EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY
WEEK Matinees
WEEK
WEEK OF this great work the New York Tr-
WEEK bune says.-''It Is the best French play
WEEK that as be en- tran spianted TO our stage
MEEk II Led Astray' was popular this should
WEEK be more than popular, for IL is much
WEEK better piece"
WEEk rhs Sun .s,s; The play is pro-
WEEK nounced and brilliant hit"
WEEK Tho Times saws: The performance
WEEK was such u success we are rarely called
WEEK upon to chronice now adays."
WEEK The W ord says "A most unequivocal
WEkk success 1t Is the masterpiece OF the
WEEK most brilliant OF the French dramatists."
WEEK The HERALD says - he play Is SYM
WEEK metrical, strong and bright, aud, pre-.
WEEK ssnted as admirably AS IL Is, cannot fail
WLEk TO nave n lonz and successful run"
WEEK The Commercial Advert ser says:
WEEK This hne work evoked from the brill
WEEK liant audience EN- phatic commendatiou.
WEEK which, At the emu of the third, fourth aud
WEEh hith acts. became euthusiasm "
WEEK The Evening fost says:- This play Is
WEEK masterpiece
MEEK The Graphic suYs:--"It is a work OF
WEEK mastery skill. Ine lhird act contains
WEEK one of the greatest scenes in the whole
WEEK range OF the modern drama"
WEEK
WEEK MOfuER AND SOM
WEEK
WEhh MOTHER AND son!
WEEK
WEEK MOTHER AND SOM
WEEK
WEEK Every NIGHT. SATURDAY Matinees.
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