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s~rocknuluEas MEETING.

nyPfcR succoR MILL AND MINING
~ COMPANY, San rnneiseo. August ~. ISIS.
The Regular Annual Meeting Of the above
named company foe the election Of Trustees for
the snsuing yssr. and transaction Of such other
buslnsss = may be presented, viii be held q
~ Montgomery strsst. San Francisco, Cxilfof.
IA. on MONDAY. the ID day Of September.
iS7S, 81 Q o'clock 2. y. Transfer book will b
slossd on Thursday. the ma instant. q . O'Clock
p.n., and until After he nesting.
audi "a VIZ. u. WATSON, sscrtasy.
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Or. l. J. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
III Msatssmery street, q Franctses
Opposite the Occidental Hotel.

's' "ss,sssas,s .'res., ~, rr,se'see
SPP0'' A"e"
UNsrABLIsHED IN 1854. FOR TEN
n pesmsnept eur, al ali HpecisI and Chronic
~ ~ Il, rsm.Ip a,mnisin,s snS
$780,. m tbe Nsryous svsssm.
.rse inmenss de.tIetion of humsn ufs an,
ou.iIv srom .ccr.f and esronic Siscss. : csns.d
this Old and reliable Institution 10 BE- estAb.
iished nrst IN philadelphia, Penn, In ise. and
private dispenay. In orcer 70 afiord tho
lfnicted the best medical and surgical treatment
for the above ant oil other Affections and com.
plaints. Consultations o. the Institute or By
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RoYLE LINING conPANr.-

DOYLE MlNING COMPANY
ID Locstioa OF principal place of business. San
frzneisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hin Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting oil
he Board Of Dirctors, held GU Thursday. the
lot day of August, ls7s, an assessment tho. ~ OF
Fifteen (lb) Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. IN United States gold coin. 10
the Secretary. at The once VI the comIany.
Itooms 0 and Q. No. 3cl Montgomery strsst. ban
frsncisco. California.
Any stock upvn which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid OF Wednesday. the 9Th day OF
september. 1878, will BE- delinquent. and adver.
tised foe SAFE at pubic auction. aud unless pay.
msnt IL made befors will b. roid on MOhpAY.
the I'D dAy Of September. ISIS. 70 pay the delin-
Quent Assssrment, together with Gusts Of adver.
tsins and expenses 81 sAic.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
wh. II. WATSON. reerviary.
Once Rooms 0 and q, No. Su7 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. su5td
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And In secordancs with Law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. msds on the 18th day Of
July, 1878. 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may b necessary will be sold
q public auction. ct the once Of the Company.
on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of September. isIs.
at the hour Of I O'Clock r. \. Of H'd day. TO tay
said delinquent assessment thereon. tossthsr
with eosts Of Advertising and eIpsnses Of the
WARNER CRAIG. Secretary.
Ofice-Room Q. No. so sansome street. ban
rranrisco. California. au33
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And In accordance with law. and sn order Of
The Board of Dirctors, made on the 18th day
Ct July. 1878, 20 many shares Of each parcel
VI such stock ~ may be necessary will b
sold 81 public auction. o. the once of the Con.
psny. hooms 0 and Q. No. 3V7 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. on TUES
hour % two O'Clock p. n. OF said day, 90 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, togcthef
With costs Of Advertising and szpensss Of The
sale.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
ofhce-looms 8 and 0, No. sD3 Montgomery
treet. Han francisco. California. au26td
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DENrUCK nININa COupANY

khTUCk mINIh9 COufANf
~ -Location OF principal place Of busi'
ness, Ban Francisco. California
Location VI works. Gold Hill Mining Dis
trtct. siorey county. Nevada.
Notice II hereby gwen. that al q meeting
of the Board Of Director. held ON the Ith
day Of August, ISIS, an assersment lNO. 49,
of One Dollar ISL Der snare was ievied
upon the capital stock OF the corpora.
ton. payable Immediately. In United stsies
gold coin. ~ the Secretary. al the once OF The
Company, Room No. IS, No. $40 Pine street,
San Rnnclpco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shail
remain unpaid on the Ninth day Of bcptem.
Der. 1878, will be d~elinaueht. and advertised
Tor sale at public auction. and unlers pay.
Inent Il maiie before will be old ON
MONDAY. the thirtieth day Of September.
is1o. topay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of rAle.
By order VI The Board Of Directors.
j. W. rEw. Secretary.
o~fiee-Hoom IS. $40 Pine street. San fIan
cisco. California. ~ I'll
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THE JUsrICE INNING COZ.

i PANY.-Locaiion OF principal place Of
business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, aold Hill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that a. . meeting Of
the board Of Directors. held on the 18th day
Of August, 1878. an assessment mo. 26l Of One
Dollar and Fifty Cent? per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payabls
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 70 the
secretary, o. the once OF the Company hoom
q IIAysard's Building. No. tiy California street,
ban francisoo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rumain unpaid on the Sth day OF september,
lsTs, will be- delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF Octobsr. 1878, 20 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
u. X. KELLY, Secretary.
Orvcl-Room . Hayvard's building. No. tis
California street. San Francisco. California.
auiGtd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
IR0spErr aOLn AMI SILVER

nROsPECr GOLD AND SILVER
Z MINlN0 COMPANY. = Location Of prin.
cipsl place Of business. San Francisco. Cali.
fomia.
Nevada.
Notice There arc delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess-
mcnt mo. o. levied on the 18th day Of July.
is1s. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF tho respective shareholderr. a. iol'
lows:
Names. No. Ccrtif. rms. Amt.
Armstrong J L Co. Trus. :. 49,,
Armstrong j o.. nus a..
'"
Armstrong J La 90, rrS a.,
tcee. ...............s.....SoNS =. io'''N"
Armstrong J L 4 Co, Trus' "a.
tees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''A~
Armstrong J La 90, Trus- ,,.o
Athsron b II d, Trustee. 80. xyts. 10. ...i20
Atkinson. Lyon d Co. rrus ,o a.
tees
Athinson. Lyon 4 90. Tfus' A., :.
tees............ ...'.... toss' '"
Atkinson, Lion . Go. Trus IAN
Altman. LYON 4 90, True
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[oFNctALl


nROPOsED AMENDMENT TO
the Constitution Of the state OF Nevada.
passed a the kighth session Of the L~gis-
lature;
Re~lsod, That there shall be sdded 70 the
prssent Consultation Of this Btsts an Article 70
be called and known - Article xvlii.' which
AarcIr XVIII. The rights Of suInss and
once holding shali not be withheld iron any
male citizen Of the United states By reason OF
bis color or previous condition OF servituds.
Passed February Is. 1871.
Resls,d, by the Assembly. ne Ser ass con
curing. That Article Eleven uD OF the Consti-
luton on The stats Of Nevada be amended W
adding 10 said Article Eleven np section Ten
1IW thereto, which shall read - follows
SEcIIon 10. No public funds OF any kind OF
ehsrseter vhsievsr, Stats, county % municipal.
shall DO used for seetarian purposes.
Paced February ~. 1871.
hereby certify the foregoing 10 be true
copies from the enrolled REGULATIONS on Me In
my once.
j. D. MINOR,
fsEAL.1 secfstay OF stats.
au6 tnos
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DELINQUENT SALES.
.-. sYLyKn MINrNo cox.

A PANY.-Locsiion Of principal place Of
6usiness, San Francisco, California.
LOCATOR OF works. Gold Hin Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notiee.-Thcre are delinquent upon the FOL
loNingdescribcd stock. on account OF srsees.
meut NO. ~ levied on the 18th DAY OF
July. ISIS, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shAreholders' -
follows: A..
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Anew YOpK MININa ConPANY

NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place VI business,
Location q vOrIs. doid Hill, Storey county,
btats Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Dirctop. held on the Let day OF
Aukust. 1878, an assessment mo. f) OF Thirty
C50) Csnts per snare was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable immediately.
IN United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary. a
the once Of the Company, Room n. No. ais
California street, San Franeisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the "a day Of september.
lSls, VIII % delinquent, and sdvertised FOR
made boiore. win be sold on TUESDAY, the
Ath day OF september, ls1s, to pay the dclin-
quent assessment. together with costs OF sdyer.
Using and expenses OF sale.
Ny order Of the Board OF Directors.
ID. l.. THOMAS, Secretary.
o~fies-Room II. llsyvArd's Baiiding. No. ~
California street. san Francisco. California.
AMI III
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UYANTED-BY 4 CANADIAN 0lRI. 4
wv situation - nuus and seAmerses. I'D
dertands drsssnaking. % would % housswork.
Address this ossss. suso w
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Osn make money faster q vork for us than
y a. anything elsc. Capital no. required Ne
win start you. Si2 per day 81 home made By
The Industrious. Men. tomen. boys and girls
TINA. Costly ostht and terms tree. Address
aht Ems TRUs . CO.. AuGusta, Maine.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYPioH OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Ban Francisco, California, August
til, is7s.-kt . meeting Of the Board Of d.
reetou Of the aboveuamed Company. hsid
this day. . dividend nso. ~ Of One Dollar PEI
August 18Th. Tnnsief books closed until The
l6th instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-27

This Committee recommend to the several
County Committees 10 sdopt such restrictions
d the primaries ~ ahAll exclude all except we'll
known hepubliean voters IRON voting tor dele.
gates TO the STATE Convention. Ths manner OF
choosing said Delegates was referred 10 the ~.
ersl County Committees for their respective
sction.
O. Q. BArrERMAN. Chairman.
HENRY PIrEa. Secretary. au2s I'd
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THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE AND
HANDSOME PRIZES

HAhpSOhk PRIZES
viii b. awarded to the successful compositions:
First Prize "A Fine stem.winding Gold
Watch. To be contested for by all military
companies In the state OF Nevada who With 10
second Prize "A Ballard Improved Md. Range
Rife. To Be contested for BY ell military COM
panies In this state who do not wish to enter
Tor the nnt priss.
Ladies' Archery.
First Prirs "A Splendid Toilet Bet with
ornsmsntedo bottles. To be awarded 10 The lady
mailing the beet score In thrss trials
second prize-A Unique Toilet Sst. To Be-
awarded 10 the LADY making the second best
score.
AHsndsoms EIGHT. Day Black walnut STRIKING
Clock. To b awarded 10 the winning Club.
Mems Ress Raes-aoo Yards.
First Prire-A Fine Field 0isss. To be
awarded To the man coming In hrst.
second Prtks-A Silver Liquor Castor with
GIT boitls-. To be awarded 10 The man coming
In second.
Third Prize-A Silver oun,ed Cane. To be
awarded 10 the man coming IN third.
No professional runners allowed to compsts.
Ladies' Rsce-loo Yards.
Fi-, Prizs-A Fruit Stand with orystai orns.
ments.
second Pri,s-A Crystal cologne Bottle with
gilt stand.
Third Prire-A Card Receiver with Crystal
ornaments.
Prize. TO be awarded sams u in msn's rses.
Bays Rsce-Ioo Yards.
s(fifteen Years and Undcr.l
First Prize-A Pair OF Quartz Sleeve Buttons.
second Prise-A Handsome Pen and Pencil
Holder. with 9old Pen.
0iris' Race.
(yinesn Yesrs and Upds.l
Firt PriIs-A Pair Of Genuine Pearl Ear.
Ringr.
Tickets fsr Reusd "TRIP ........e2 %
llnciuding Admission 10 ths Guands.)
Admissien 60 Orsuuds Alone. I 90
U-To be had In Virginia, Gold Hiii. silver
City and Carson. su1std
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stAdef 3 Co. Trus. S06s6 I'D q 80
II public are hereby cautioned agAinst NO.
gotiaiins the above-dsscfibed certificates.
IL. X KELLY, Secretary.
OysicK Room 2. Hayward building. tis
CAlifJnia street. ban Francisco California.
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tlncluding Admission 10 the Groands.)
Admissies % 0rsunds Aisae.. ! 90
p-To be had In Virginia. Gold Hin. silver
City and Carson. au7std
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TIE BEST OF MUtIo
VIII the e.cuuion. and IN the Pa
vilion eli who dssire can indulge In dancing.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

At A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
n STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, held Nay
rs, ISIS. 70 was ordered that the Republican
state Convention eoLvene at kursks. Nevada.
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Perfect SAFETY and striet order

Ferfcct baItty ana btricI Urucr
VIII b mAintsinsd By . Military Escort and
Deputy sherins and special Policsmsn under
command OF sheriff Kelly Of storey county,
whilst on the cars, and on the grounds under
the command Of sheriff swim OF ormsoy
county.
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issuing interest bearing bonds having NUNS
Der of years to Then. again. an exceedingly
economical spirt-too much so, perhaps. for
success-has been ensendered since Colonel
requirements for the production of tho
several operas in his repertoire in accordance with his
own Judgment have provoked fresh dissensions and
led to tightening of the financial rens. must say,
however. that Colonel Mapleson has acted with great
generosity in the matter and. while his expenditures
have been large he has put his hands in his own
purse freely. Certainly have not had mora
artistic display than he is furnishing for many
years
"But what about the stockholders seats. Mr.
KingslandY
well. these have always been bone of conten~
tion but during my relationship to the stockholders
and directors for twenty years l have usually been
met by them in business like and accommodating
spirit 1t is true that they viii not surrender ths
rights secured to them under the constitution for they
regard their franchise in valuable; but
know many of the gentlemen who would make any
reasonable sacrifice for the welfare of the Academy,
and good naturedly bear assessment make .
further investment when IL is necessary to protect sth
interests. do not say it boastngly. but in my own
case have advanced much rs $4,000 for me pur-
pose of tiding over a dull summer and paving tina
incidental expenses of the establishment"
"And how were you repaidY
simply by waiting until the opening Of the sea-
son, and then-the treasurer having my accounts on
his books-gradualy securing the return of the
money. For these advances may add have not re-
quired interest. believe that Mr.. Royal Phelps and
other gentlemen have likewise been public spirited
and made advances of similar character from time
to time"
Then you look hopefully to the future Of the
Academy
II do, and believe that projects are even now ON
foot which will remove existing obstacles and give
US a chance to 60 ahead once more swimingly."
Mr.. kingsland concluded by expressing the warm
iteratng his faith in the great enterprise with which
he has been identified for many years.
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A MARINES VENGEANCE.

WILLIAM ANDERSON SLABS AND THROWS NITRIC
ACID UPON HIS WIFE.
About half-past eleven o'clock Wednesday night
William Anderson. . marine attached to the United
States steam frigate Minnesota, arrested and
taken to the Fourth precinct station house on
charge of attempting to murder his wife. Clara W.
Anderson, at No. % Cherry street.
It appears that Anderson and his wife have had
several quarres during their married life and that
three different occasions he stabbed her. Fights be-
tween them were frequent On Wednesday afternoon
he called to her. but their interview. usual.
ended in . dispute. He left the place early in the
evening and returned about eleven O'Clock,
somewhat intoxicated. He then told the pro-
prietor Of the saloon over which his
wife's room is situated and 2 sailor named
there ut the time, that it was his intention to obtain
a divorce from his wife and asked them to come up
stairs with him to his wifes room while he told her
of it. The trio went up stairs, and in few minutes,
everything being arranged. they returned to the
street. After exchanging few words they separated.
the proprietor going into his saloon and the other
party passing on up Cherry street. leaving Ander-
son standing in front OF the doorway. A few
by screams of Murder Murder" "Help,"
companied by the sound as of some falling down
stairs The proprietor rushed to the door and nearly
stumbled over the body Of Clara which lay, to all
Appearances leless ut the foot Of the stairs. with
deep stab wound in her neck. He looked around for
the assassin who had committed the crime and there
just outside the the door, stood Anderson with knife
his hand, the blade OF which reekng with blood
The proprietor grasped the man, and after q short
struggle succeeded in wrenching the knife from his
hand: He gave him over to the officer on post. who
took him before Captain Petty when he stated that
he knew nothing whatever Of what had TRANSFERRED
1t was found that the woman had only tainted. and
in few minutesshe recovered consciousness Ander-
was taken back to the room to be identified, IL
possible, by the woman. As soon as she heard his
voice she turned on her side, and pointing at him.
shouted That's him: that's him; he tried to kill mel
Kill him! Kill him"
The ambulance was summoned and the wounded
woman removed to the Chambers Street Hospital
where, in addition to the stab wound, il was dis
covered that her face and body severely burned
with nitric acid, which had been thrown on her by
her husband.
Mrs. Anderson gave her address No. 266 Allan
tic avenue Brooklyn. At last accounts last night
she was doing well and will doubtless recover. but
the thinks that she will lose the sight Of
eye.
Anderson was yesterday arraigned at the Tombs
Police Court and committed to await the result Of his
wife 3 injuries.
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NOT ALL IN NEW YORK.

The Board Of Police Commissioners Of Jersey City
last evening held proracted session for the trial Of
delinqucnts. Chief of Police Nathan preferred
charges of drunkenness while duty against Patrol
man Timothy Donovan, Of the Second precinct On
the night of the 4th inst. Donovan was on
duty on Grove street. He became intoxicated
and lay down on the sidewalk to sleep.
William Dcy and William Armstrong two citi-
zcns, who found him in tho street, picked
him up and carried him to the basement Of Speer s
undertaking establishment. corner of Grove and
Bay streets Removing the cellar door the men
carried the intoxicated officer into tho cellar. and
arranging the slab used for dead bodies placed
the officer on it, He slept on until aroused by the
officer that post. who. finding the cellar door open
had gone into the place to learn the cause Donavan
again returned to his post but the matter reaching
the ears of Captain Muaney charges were preferred
against him. Donavan pleaded guilty and the Board
dismissed him from the force.
Another notable case was charge against jeffrey
w. Collins, patrolman. of the First precinct On the
9Th of November last Collins while duty poll
ing place in the Second district, dubbed q man
named Michael Duggan for voting grecnback ticket.
Duggan was for u week in q critical condition, and
upon his discharge from the hospital he appeared
before Police Justice Davis and caused warrant to
be issued for tho arrest of Officer Collins for atrocous
assault Collins left the city to avoid arrest, and
Captain Jordan preferred charges OF neglect against
him for falling to report for duty. The officer failed
10 appear to answer the charge and the Board dis
missed him from the force
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NO ENGAGEMENT.
WHY DIR. HOLLAND DID NOT LECTURE IN NEW
PORT.

WHY DIR. HOLLAND DID NOT LECTURE IN NEW
PORT.
NEWPORT r. l., Dec. II, 1878.
large number Of the residents of this place were
sadly disappointed last Thursday evening to read the
announcement in the local papers to the effect that
the well known lecturer, DR.. Holland on account Of
'.illness," would be prevented from filling his en-
gagement in the Odd Fellows lecture course Of that
evening.
The following letter, which will be read with inter
est. will explain the NATTER
EDITORIAL Rooms, ScFuBNER's MoNrHLy,(
NEW YORK, Dec. 2, 1873
DEAR SIR wish to say to you, and ask you to say
to the people Of Newport, that the man who engaged
with them that should lecture there on Thursday
night did without the slightest authority, and he
now begs me to fill an engagement which he ac-
knowledges l am not under the least obligation to
keep had already declined with much regret, any
invitation received directly from the society. The
reasons which induced me to do this exist with the
force to-day, and have told him that will not
keep his appointment
write this note in order that If anybody is dis
appointed the blame may be placed where it belongs
think too much OF the good opinion Of my New
port friends consent to be placed in a false posi-
ton before them. The man had not even me
asked me to keep an appointment anywhere. Yours
truly, j. q. HOLLAND.
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"THE BANKERS DAUGHTER

MI. HOWARD DECLINES ANY CONTROVERSY. Bu1
HAS SOMETHING TO SAY.
To THE EDITOR ON THE HERALD:-
have no desire to enter into o newspaper contro-
versy with Mr.. Adolph Roge concerning the author
ship of the play entitled The Bankers Daughter =
originally produced. with o more serious denoues
ment, Is "Lilians Last Love-" in 1873. The Ques.
tons he raises be properly discussed de.
cided in the columns of the press have understood
from Mr.. Palmer that Mr. Roge has taken the hrst
steps necessary to secure legal decision as to his
claims. This Is his proper course and reason
to speak upon the subject until I do
so with authority and under oath. / writa
now merely to correct one mistake into which Mr..
Roge has unwittingy fallen With single minor
exception all the ''sinilarites which he has men-
toned in a published statement between his own,
play and 1.-THE Bankers Daughter exist also in my
original version, sLilians Last Love-" l do not
know whether they real only apparent SINH.
larities but whatever they be Mr.. Roge docs Mr.
Cazauran great injustice III making him. instead OF
myself the object of newspaper attack. Mr..
Cazauran had connection with the Union
Square Theatre when the play containing these
alleged s.similarities'' was written and first per-
formed. From Mr.. Roges statement 1t is evident
that the whole question lies between him and me
only and that il hinges the original versions OF
his play and mine respectively. This question must
be decided. presume. by the reading Of both plays
in open court. II there really be such close re-
sembance claimed by Mr.. Roge 1t will then appear
publicly and officially 1t will be time enough then
to raise the question of dates and priority Of authors
ship. Until this controversy takes its proper legal
form beg to retire from any further public connoc>
ton with IT, and remain, very respectfully yours,
LoTos CLUE, Dec. II, 1875. BRONSON HOWARD