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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-20

OFFICE or BUtLDINo \
ron STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS, :
WARRINGTON, u. O., Jan. Il, 1850
Sealed proposals for furn 'shing aud delivering
100000 Best Red Bricks,
at the site OF the north wing of the Building for State
War ana Navy Departments, In this city, will be re
ccived at this office until T. Of January a. 1850 and
opened Immediately thereafter In presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions for biddeis and
blank forms Of proposals will he furnish ed to estab
llshed brickmnkers and dealers only upon applica-
ton to this Office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
jai2-Gt Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of Engineers
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RROPORAI.R-

nooRKEEPERs OFFICE. HOUSE OF REPRE-
~ SENTATIVFsS u. s.
WASH soTON, JHnuary TO- 1880
Sealed Proposals will he received at THIS Office till
Y o'clock neon on SATURDAY January a, 1850, for
furnishing the House Of Representatives with sixty
nVe O0) cords mere or less at the option of the Door
Keeper, best quality Oak Wood sawed two cuts or
three pieces aud 10 measure S cubic feet TO tho cord
wood TO be corded aud measured at the Capitol and
stored IN vaults Of Tho south wing Of same by Thurs
day, February 81 1850. Storage and Government In
specton at bidders cost. The right Is reserved TO re-
leo any and all bids ifthe interest of tho Government
Envelopes containing bids must bo marked PRO
posals for Wood and addressed to the undersigned.
CHAS, w. FIELD,
Ja2OH Doorkeeper House OF Reps.
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SAN Francisco. January 10. 1880.
The following the official closing quotations. OF
mining stock to-dpy;
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PROFESSIONAL.

GPERMATORRHusA, IMPOTENCY PREMA'
- tnre deca emissions and all venerenl diseases
cured by Dr. HENRIE. Some cases positively cured
in from to : days. No calone used. All female
weak nesSes, SC, cured. No. ia street northwest
near Second. de29ly
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)ROPosALs FOR ROLLED IRON BEAMS

OFFICE OF BUILDING ron STATE }
WAN AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS, 7
WAsHfN0TON, j. g., Jan. 49, 1880
Scaled proposals for furnishing and delivering
Rolled Wrought Iron Beams ut the sile Of the north
wing of the building for State, War and Navy Depart
ments, In this city will bc received ut this office until
Y m. Of February 2, 1881. and opened Immediately
Thereafter In presence OF bidders.
Specifications. schedule general Instructors for
bidders and blank form Of proposal will be furnished
20 regular manufacturers ami dealers upon ap, lcn-
ton to this office.
THOs. LINCOLN CASEY,
jalTGt Lt-Col. Corps Of Engineers
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NAVY PAY OFFICE.
WAsIuNGToH. ID. G., January Q, 1880
Sealed proposals in duplicate, to be indolsed PRO
posals for Copper" Will be received at this office until
Il o'clock on the 7h day Of February, 1887 TO fur
nlsh and deliver at the Washington Navy-Hard the
below described copper, free OF any expense TO the
Government, and subject to the usual Inspections,
viz:
Bureau Of Construction and Repair. 1900 pounds
best quality AuercIn refined copper, III cakes, 10
inches long, IL inches wide and 2ls inches thick, to
weigh about l50 pounds.
The whole OF this copper TO be delivered on or be.
fore the list day Of March, 1880 and will he subject
the tests and Inspections OF the proper officers of the
Washington Navy-Yard, to whom bidders
ferred No proposal will be considered unless from
manufacturer of or regular dealer IN copper. The
right Is reserved to reject any all Offers should 1t be
considered to the Interest Of the Government to
do so.
Responsible security required the bids for the
prompt and faithful delivery of the copper. Blank
forms for BIDS 10 be had at this office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
jal0lwiw Pay Inspector U. 5. Navy.
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'OsALs FOR HARDWARE.

OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGroS, d. C., January y, 1850.
Sealed Proposals Will be received ut this Office
I'll IL M. the I'D day of January, 1880 for all the
Engraving aud Printing IN this city, in accordance
with specification aud schedule, copies of which and
any additional information may be hnd applca
ton ut this Office the office Of the superintendent
JAMES q HILL,
Ja9-Gt Supervising Architect.
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GsREAT REDUCTION

or same person AT No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
The supervision and management OF GENERALS o.
II. BEA UREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Louisiana State Lottery COmpanv.

This Institution waS regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Ci the state tor Educational and Charita-
bic purposes In 1858 FOR THE FERN OF TWEEN.
THYME YEARS to which contract the invlolAble
faith OF the State Ii pledged which pledge has been
renewed by Rn overwhelming popular vote, securing
3D. A. ID, 1873 with capital OF tl 100000 to whicn
IL mas since added reserve flnd of $50 OOl
IrS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISrRI BUTTON
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
scales on poHp0nsL Look at the following
Distributions -. - $500
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
600 TICKETS Al TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICK ELS, ONE DOLLAR

1901
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, 70 whom ~ nDeral compensation viii DO paid
Write clearly stating full address, for further infor-
nation, or send orders by express mail addressed
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-IAOUSES.

ON liberal terms, three.story basement Rest
" dence, with all modern improvements; situated
Eleventh 81; within n minutes walk OF the Est
ears INQUIRE Mt National Republican Office. sei9-t
ANOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST or
H property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
St Cloud Building. Real estate and loans. Jy3i
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PY young lady, sewing by tho dAy or week. oan
ID cut and nc dresses, make g6ntlomens aud chill
dren's clothes. Address II. 1915 . st. Isl0
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A N educated young lady who 10 In need would be
IA glad for ANAL compensation 20 read several
hours day 10 lady or elderly. gentleman, invalid
or otherwise references Address, V, Republican
onice JAl0
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PRoPosAIs FOR BRICKS.

jat57t
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WANTED-HELP.

A GOOD colored woman to do general homework;
"a wages go per onth; references required Also,
nice, neat white mulntto girl to take care of
child four months old; one willing to work for tile
~ Fifth 81 wv. jal9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
4 .J4CKSONI4N SICK or DEMOCRACY

To me Editor OF The TrtbWne.
SIR 1t is now fOrty-seven years since L
beg,n 10 mink .e~ou.ly political subj cts. was ana
am now j acks0nitn Democrat. voted with me Dem
ocratc marty down to PuDiic FdnciiOnary but have
yoted ever since when have voted Al all with the Re
publican party reld in THE TRIBUNE recently iet-
fer from the Hon. b II. Hill to the II III s. b. Clltten-
len in winch 80 ne sensible on TIA. suJc OF sec
bonu q were expressed To search on the true cause
of seconasn aud brl1g the cu prlI F0re the Am'f-
can people FOR condemnation. execution ana lIia Is
the work OF the aud Lot the party po1cian
The Democratic party entered the late Prcsi1entia eiec
ton protesting 10 National party. ana there Is
where the fun came in; for the IN io1ty OF tue North
erD ueoDc want nothing to do Wi the lenders and man
ayers OF that party for the hama they We're trait
ors aud on the other hand they were apologss FOR urea
son-.onally criminal prioiginS the war; ne
csuse # they did not give ard, they certainly dld give
comfort IN the enemy. Our sorrows may DC NtiS ucP
Tor the dead but that enormous wax utp,' taAE ~
sweat and i0Il Of the Amer can prOpe iuJ ny W 'o
nont of endurance aud that roo, TOT ilanf !c.t, "
vi be living Witness OF inc WlchouutSo VI -
>yar The at treason ana TIE haieIu oVhuuc
OF those gave comfort to me ehsnS, Ssr nnIuo
Renublicap need prove patriotism ana ne wa
crar need prove Let thcee cia sts Join M
and coi,st,ntc a great National Republchh party, ar,
HI tho su,rjt II manifess toward every sccton VI II
Irn,on aud BIZ ITS and Impartial y. w
restore p'"'o '"' RICHAED X. ODER.
peonle =, y n,o "a ysa0
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i UonHy BURNED ~ DEATH

The occupants Of the rear tenement at No. 217
E1izabeth-st. were alarmed last night by smoke
wbich spread through the upper part of tho build
ing. William Godcll and GeDrge Gardner, who
lived in the lower part of the house, noticed that
the smoke was coming from a room on the third
floor occupied by an Italian named Seyery Tney
procured u hgut and entered the room, which was
fui of smoke and pervaded by q strong smell OF
burning flesh. 4 small cooking stove IN the room
had been up-er, aud live Goals lay OF the oor Near
nndr. and mufilated by fire IN q horrible manner.
II was evident that her clothing had taken fire
from The Goals Ihey icli from tie stove, and that
she had been completely cnveloped by the Il mes.
Il was believed that Mr.. Severy had upset the owe
B., accident while alone In the room. She was an
Irish woman, about tLIrty years old and chlldlesS
Her husband who Is sailor, las neen away from
home uucb of tho time in che few months sltce
they became tenant, Iu the house. The nelghhOrS
saiu last night that ocyory was last seen about The
house early yesterday morning. IL was not known
on what vessel he was employed
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SYMPATHY For HE BOERs.


Professor r. Hartlng, of the University of
Utrecht has drafted an address 10 the Brush Nation,
which is receiving numerous signatures in Holland,
praying for the re.staoshment OF the iudcpendeuce Of
the Transvaal
The Pail Mail Gazette. this evening ia leading article
on The st tp of affairs the Trausvaa. " Al any
me Ia tue past three nav nad II IN our power
TO -eclre peace Dy cOncess justice We are enter
ing on an expensive and ul1ta ug war Of conquest
agalAs 81 a people whose injuries We admit"
A 0suatch from Durham 10 The Times says: Eve
I'M dred Beers are watching Newcastle Tor tue purpose
% waylayIng achievements The puDlic was D. be
prOciaLne Utrecht ne % II. Loyal iugtves are
Dourlug In here. The Government mas proclaimed
martial law. Paul Kruger, the rebel leader. Is ar Pot
chestroom Nearly all the Inhabitants Of the town are
PRISON rs The Beers have piuudrreC III the shops"
4 dlsoltch from DIgban 10 The SfdaGdrd reports
that n ior CarKe's tweny-dve Mtn hHyr sniren.
der-d 10 the Beers az POtchc'srOOm after fOrYeight
hours ghing large force OF insurgents IS a. ncigg
on Utrecht The Beers nave taken Derby. Al Utrecht
all persons refusing JOIN the nsurg nts lave been
shot The English traders stores have been pudered
at Poichefsiro0m. ONLY 100 British troops mold the
camp there. Their 20 .tion Is extremely cfucaL
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4 HErER0Dox MINISTER.

TuE REV. MYRON ADAMS OF ROCHESTER, CUT OFF
FROM FELLOWSHIP ~ THE CONGREGAu0NAL
CHURCH.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 29.-The Ontario
Association of Congrc eatonal Ministers has for some
time been nvcs gaiing the alleged departure from the
doctrines Of that denomination OF the Rev Mrron
Adams, OF this ety. pastor OF the Plymouth Cunrch
The Association IN session at Fa!rport yesterday
ador ted report officially declaring that 1t could no
LONGER ndol the ste hi teachings OF Mr. Adams
ana cutting him OF from fellowship. The reasons stated
In the report for this action that Mr.. Adams 10
thoroughly unsettled III his religious Delet;
that he rrgards sin as disease rather tnan
voluntary trausgression; that his views
OF The atouemcnt exceedingly MYSTICAL
also Divine forgiveness and regeneration;
that he absolutely denies the doctrine OF endless punish
meut that his Oqurure has been turned against e.
sentia Truths and his brethren IN the churcnes;
that he by means represents the system ~ iah hed
by Plymouth Church he Congregational Association
NrwYurk finally. thai lie furnishes no satisfactory
ser plural Oual basis for his Dchf The Gaze mas
attracted great deal of attention IN western Ne"I OK
as the church IN influential one and NJ. Adams an
eloquent HIS brother. the Rry. T. Adams,
of DiukirS, uepOs"d from t Presbyterian ministry
a few months ago for holding simiar views.
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New zenlana. arrived to-day Ringing tho iOlOvns ad

New Zealand arrived to-day ringing inc ioio"E "u
wees:
SYDNEY. Dec 2.-The elections are nearly over ana
the results are largely favorable 10 the Government
although the members eleciea mostly unpedged 10
parties. Buchanan, q pronounced protectons'' was
deicGted.
Natives surprised n boats crew belongiL , the
schooner Contlic' no Florida Island Two OF ti who
were bathing and another wh, was watchine boat
were c ubbed 20 death. Commander Bowen mi two
Others we're srroling along TIE shore. seoiug The ma
ttves coming the former hid in tree, bat was dlscoY
cred and shot Next morning the only survivor OF the
crew swan outand eventually escaped 10 neigh'oring
tribe and wa rescued by the men on the CoIhiet.
boat subs, auenly accommodating Lost seaman. who
sNsas shot by The natives, and another was wounded
The Queensland Colonial Parliament viii b. pro-
rogued the o. inst. commission VIII, during the
recess inquire chaHes relative to the contract Tor
supplying rails railroads. The integrity Of the Pre-
mer Is called into question.
MELBOURNE Nov 3O.-The Councils reform bill has
passed and ~ now before the Assembly.
Mr. Berry has introduced reform bill la the Assem-
bly, providing for the election of Councillors on house
hold suffrage ana making other electoral changes
No discussion on the bill is expected this session.
box Of gold valued nj @2j 900 stolen on board
the New Zealand steamer Iarance. between buueuih
ana Melbourne. The thief has not been discovered.
Tnn Exhibition continues 10 attract numerous ViSlinfs
Tie Isis competed. and tnc Work OF Awarding
prZ-s will commence shorty 80,
Tue Commission inqurnl, into the causes etc., o the
phYiONrri sitting nave no dOuDt OF lhc nature :"
tie disease, which Is SAID 10 prevail n It's worst iOtm III
Adelaide.
The crop reports promising. In the Northern
districts there Is q pgrriil failure
WELLINGTON. " L., Dc. 4.--Cioid discoveries continue
70 be reported IN different parts vi tue Colony.
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.FryFRlL or JEROME B STTLLsoN.

T he faueral Of jerome 3. StIllson took place yes
tcrday at Tie house OF George A red Townsend, No.
2l2 West Twenty -hri-t Ihecoifn stood 10 the
centre OF the par,or add on a table were two hand
some fora piece. one of winch was given by Mr.:
Stusuu's associates on Ihs Hodd. Many Of his old
friend. iu journalism were gathered m the parOrs.
The pail-beurers were Whitclaw Reid. thomas b.
Conncry. General Edward N. NcCOok, Ivory Cham
brriair Montgomery SCHUYLER George Alfred own
send. ". c. BrVueH. ID O.. troly, JOS ph
Elliott Rober b. Roosevelt. Z. H. House,
Young Amoug other. present were Mrs. Sulis0n,
mother Of thr deceased man. and her niece DR.. Hos
mcr. J Joseph Howard. if.. W. j. c. Nlguan 9. Full
t,n Mrs. Coleman. OF Buffalo. and O.. +. Williams.
The services were conducted by tine Rev. Robert
Coliyor. Alter reading ihe prayers ne made few
remarks 5 ItInL tl.t 4lr. StilsOa mad died M tho
prime Of life, and whom IN the he.ghth OF his most
successful work. winch indicated greater achieve
mcut- n a. utuge. The uterment was ~ Pier
t.,ft
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Wednesday Dee. 20. 1880.
Heavy rains have caused great nI0ds tn Monmouth
shire.
SIG Bacel has been Italian Minister Of Pub
lie Instruction, wee SIX De 5iActis, rrs.gu'h
By the bursting OF a boiler ~ Admiralty Works at
Nicoaica Russia yesterday, three persons were Killed
aud ten injured.
The Yorkshire Miners Association IN behalf Of 10000
miners has resolved TO give notice % the masters, with
view 20 obtaining 10 per cent advance IN wages
Tae roof Of church al sail-o in the Department
Of Tarn-et-G arJDue France, fell IN during service on
Christmas Day. seven persons were killed AID nty III
Jurcd.
Beliu dispatch to The inns says: "TIe increase
the customs goods imported into Russia IL IS
auihorItatv.y stated, viii begin TO ta+ effect ON me
30 n q JANUARY next"
o,eal returns snow that the foot and mouth disease
IS seriously Spreading amo13 the cattle IN a, he large
COMMITTEES England TIele 7J4 cases Of TIE dls-
ease reported lu Nur.Oih, auf -:.5Fd AZ LJuoOh.
Che remains u Licuteuant Living, # Sir john Frank
liu'5 Arctic expedition, brJaEht 20 HcW-4Uk uy Lieu
tenant scuVa.4a and witch arvoi M Glasgow on the
2J me steamship Crcassa, are 10 De buried at
J. llIOufgh.
The Bl.isn ship Ob,rou Cfpta'n England, which ar
rived here Yesterday from NewYor with The loss OF
ler bowsprit and bu-boom, il collision with The
Italian bark Giuseppe on sunday l1st 100 miles west OF
s.llf. The latter is Supposed 10 nave iOuAu-4el me
crcig, except one. were saved.
Tie report ,e committee thc loss Of the British
training slap Atlau winch smiled from Bermuda 30 Jam
uary last England vIi lore than 3OOyoua2 scamsn
on board las since ureu lcaru from j. b shed
Tie Committee sy mat size "s sea or.y i"h observe
III 40 lac time OF her loss pUUua storms Witc"ed
"a number y merchant vessels.
Couu Won Mout-tlas, formerly secretary TO the
Ausro-nuugarian E.uD,sy at London from which post
De was transferred To- Con,antiuopie as Counsellor OF
H. Embassy thcr. has been suwmaEiy dismissed the
Austru-Iun-ariau diplomatic service. without pension,
for gro-. OFF l1 moderation in communicating ulPO-
matte lntclil- euCo iu pryalc letters.
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B aeS Ea a@ g December o. Levi 'on na
BELDEN-On TuesIav, December rs 1880, Maria louisa,
daughter OF the ate d. Lewis Beacn AMI sister Of DR. h.
Rdaye Ind iriens are invited t attend the funeral service
at D. M on Frday Deccmb g. at her late 1esGeuce lii
Elst 2stst requested thar Towers may not be sent
Bruce aud daughter Of The ats her
RStves and friends are invited services
late resident % East -sts, tins Thursday after
BgDo A. st Paul MINI. December p, 1850 Uuderhll A
Buad. Of the frs Of BIeaer q ituid AGED 80 years
The deceased Formerly resident OF New.Hurk.
BUTLF Ron Wednesday morning December 20 after a
short illness, Eliza b. daughter OF the lac John Butler u
Fanei win be oe az the resiGaee Of Mrs Laasqe
O'Clock
} s2G oda} PGasssT g the sy r.. Capn
Funeral services at tho Church Of Tho Divine Paternity cor
ner 45t st. and 5thaye, this Thursday morning, at II
CQCHRANEoiapplexya his ate residence. No ca West
Funeral services a. the Beran BAPTIST Church corner Of
, a. S ,ro. 81, 9T y IsTST aas
DEGENAt his residence, Milton nnl near Boston 9eth
@ c5q T E 9s t pT y1 Of @ S Of Desen TAN Lee
HENRY-In BrooElvn. Tuesdnv. December %. Margaret
Henry, IN the 1oti year OF her ase ,., =, ? -
Gay Dsce m6cr 80 at p. m
LYMAN-At Demares. y. j.. Christmas Day. OF pneu.
mol. George freltre eldest son OF George ID. Lyman.
at a the sae Of b aa SclGs aEsd R 7S
Train from foot Of Chambers Il al y IN.
y D.. ma.
Friends o the fau Is are respectfully invited
POPE-on wednesday. December 20 1880 1870 p N, Of
pHeuponil. John Pope. ARTIST
No,sce OF fuuei al hereafter
SIMPSON, Eat red INTO Monday December q. cath.
arine b. wluow ofihe tails Edward simpson IN the 6th
year ut her
Friends Teiuvei 10 attoni the funeral her late
dcnce Glen Cove l. l.. on Wednesday the 10Th inst, at
T..
CdTriayes VIII be waiting c arrival Of the train leaving
Long Island cav M i.35 %.
Tnteiment al Greenwood cemetery IhTs'Ar morning.
sPAKKS-Aftera nm erug Illness Emily, wife Of James
sparks
Funeral will be held her residence
FLATS 772 9taye. thurs ay evening. December 80.
and friends respec' fuly invited to attend
TALNAGT-Nuidenly. Of pneumonia. Wednesday morning.
DECEMBER 30 Phoebe ", WIFE Oi n1ui-l Ia mage
hos sGenrr ~ south OYt0rist. Brook
lYn FRIDAY afternoon, December 81, at 23U O'Clock.
TALLCOT-On ID day Dee nbcr ~. 1880 CrotOn on.
hudson. of typhoid pneumonia ichard d., sUn of Diue
and RcDecca Iallcott, aged % years.
9TH December 20. 1880 Friends
Mtcug House. ClOiOI.
Carriages WI leaving Grand Central Depot at
ID.iu q.
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TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
LEADING TOPICS IN EUROPE.

THE ATToRNEY-GENERAL SPEAKING FOR THE
GROWN IN THE IRISH TRIALS" GEORGE FLO"
AT REsT-THE DUTCH TAKING INTEREST IN THE
BOERs.
The Rlchelieu, an ironclad of the French Navy
has been sunk at Toulon to quench fire on
board. Acknowledgement Law spoke Tor the
prosecution in the Irish State trials yester-
day. Another Irish land meeting has been
prohibited. The remains OF the late George
Eliot" were buried at Highgate Cemetery
yesterday. An address to the British nation
in favor of the freedom of the Beers is being
signed in Holland. Prince Bismarck intends
to have the duties on corn, brandy and to-
baeco increased.
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very good The manner in which the
different actors made mp for their parts and dls-
took part in addition to Mr.. and Mrs. W.: ,.
Hoyt were Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. JAY, Miss RoSna EN-
met Miss BlnuiugeT, Miss Mand Riyes. MISS
Evans. Miss Sardy, Miss Roberts, Miss Work, Miss
Appleton Miss Constance Rives Messrs. q. Hoyt,
Riyes, Sherwood Francklyn,' Bnnneer, Stevens
and JAY.
Al the CONCLUSION ~ the tableau there was
dancing. Many. however. started mt once
10 catch the II O'Clock tram for New York.
This was delayed for nearly 40 minutes, and the
saivoring marty mt the depot, half frozen, was
landed in NeW-YOrk at a quarter OF one.
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