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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-17
Death of Francis Heckert.


On Thursday night . tw0.stOry frame
dwelling house, owned by Mrs. Caroline
McCallsgher, near Mount Vernon, Sails
bury township, was completely destroyed
floor. 1t is supposed that tho fire origin
the building is partially covered by insur-.
aDce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-17

Jacob Gundaker, If the First ward, has
been appointed policeman to serve during
tho suspension of Policeman Samuel
Swonk.
]. p. BrOckley, charged with assault
and battery on Patrick Cherry, waived .
hearing before Alderman McCopomy on
Saturday evening, and entered bail to an
sWer at court.
Emma Steele appeared before Alderman
McCon0my this morning and made COM
plaint against her husband, Charles Steele,
charging him with drunken and disorderly
conduct and threatening to cell her house.
hold goods and steal her ten months old
baby. A warrant for his arrest was
issued.
Henry Welsh was arrested for assault
and battery ON Herman II Hauerkamp, on
Saturday, and was locked up for hear
ing before Alder man Samson.
Tho mayor had three drunken aud dis
orderly cases before him this morning.
One was dismissed on payment of costs,
and the others were jugged for five and
ten days respectively.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-17
HUDBELL AT HELL-GATE.


Having cleaned earth in all directions
In search of volunteer collections.
And gathered in the contributions
From officers and institutions.
Regardless alike Of their position.
Race, sex or previous condition.
Brings up at Hell.Gate in a hurry,
And puts the demons in furry,
By An assessment on tho devil
To pony uD the root of evil.
And save the sunering stalwart faction
The devil opened He'll Gate wide,
And with satanic grin replied,
"Comc in and warm yourself. dear Hubbell.
See how the sulphurous caldrons bubble
After tho trials you've withstOo6,
A sulphur bath will do you good.''
Hell.Gate was closed 'tris safe to say
Hubbell has seen his last cold day.
A DISPATCH from Alexandria represents 6
that, under the most favorable circum.
stances, twenty years cannot restore the
city to its former state or condition. The
destruction has no doubt been SO great as
to make such statement appear probable
to those who look upon the crumbled
buildings But the recuperative powers
of city or nation, "under the most favor.
able circumstances arc remarkable. Ii
is not yet twenty years since the end Of
the war that devastated nearly the whole
OF the Southern states, and reduced their
people to poverty, yet scarcely trace OF
the great conflict remains. Paris, also,
which only ten years ago was the victim
of foreign encmy and mob, so
other witness against the gloomy fore
bcdiDgs of the Alexandria correspondent.
Mr.. OSCAR Wu.nr has at last demanded
a Development of estheticism which is en-.
tirely within the comprehension aud in &C.
cordance with the yearnings of every
family man in the Union. He says thai
woman's dress should be made in the sim
pie style of former days, when garments
descended from mother and daughter.
Americans who are married, and particu.
larly those who have families of adult
daughters, will simply gloat over this
statement aud strive to enter the inner
brotherhood without delay they will be
willing to wear knee brooches and cease
cutting their hair they will cheerfuliy
wear sunf1owers as 6outonnieres, assume
stained glass attitudes and even stroll up
the avenue with poppy or a lily in their
medieval hands if only the aesthetic rage
will move women, to dress simply and
wear such garments as may be handed
down to them in good condition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-17

favor. After the battle is over it will
be pleasing for Mr.. Tug Wilson to
reflect upon the measures that were
taken to insure him a comfortable
pounding, and his respect for the cour.
tesies of international comfy will no
doubt be visibly heightened.
The British admiral is organizing po.
lice force at Alexandra, Egypt. Hero is
a rare chance for our eight suspended PC
licemen.
In the North american Reuieu for Au-
gust. the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher writes
of "Progress in Religious Thought, !"
pointing out the many influences, social,
educational and scientific, which are by
degrees Transforming tho whole structure
of tho dogmatic belief and teaching.
GEN. j. A. HUBDELL, the great assessor
of voluntary contributions for the Re-
publican corruption fund, having finished
bis work in other directions has at last
reached He'll Gate and demands a contri-
button of $17.5O head from the inmates.
Hope they may take him in and give him
warm reception. A sulphur bath would
do him good.
THE National Tobacco association, in
session at Washington, unanimously
agreed, on Saturday, to seek reduction
of tho tax on tobacco to 8 cents, to take
effect on the LIST of January next. A
resolution was also adopted recommending
reduction of the tax on cigars to $3.50,
and on cigarettes to so cents per thou.
sand.
JOURNALISM is the grave of genius, said
young Downes (who is to be newspaper
man) in his highly finished essay upon
graduating from an Iowa college the
other day. An esteemed contemporary
thinks Downes Is unhappy in his simile.
Journalism is not a grave it is only a
sieve over we'll and all the little geniuses
soon fall through. Only the very big
ones remain on top.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-17

Peter Snyder, . highly respected farmer
residing near Mountville, West Hempfeld
township,. was kicked in the stomach by
h0rso attached to . horse rake, whilo he
was engaged in raking hay on Saturday af-
ternoon about o'clock. He was removed
to his homo whore he died on Sunday
morning about 4 o'clock, after suffering
intensely. Deceased was about 40 years
old, and was q member of the Reformed
church, Columbia. lie leaves . wife but
no children. Deputy Coroner Frank being.
notified, empaneled q jury and held an in1
quest, the verdict rendered being in ac-
cOrdance with the above facts. Mr.. Sny-
der's funeral will take place on Wednes-
at o O'Clock, a. m.
Edward Lawley, . brakeman on tho
Pennsylvania railroad, met with rather
serious mishap q short distance east of
Dillerville, about o'clock Saturday after.
noon. He Was standing on top of freight
car from which he was jolted by the Vi
brating motion of the train, and falling upon
the ends Of the cross. ties of the road bed,
had two or three of his ribs fractured. He
was brought to this city where he received
the needed surgical attention. He was
then forwarded on the express train to
his home in Conshohocken, Montgomery
county.
Death of Francis Heckert.
Francis Heckert, we'll known citizen,
who some years ago was mail messenger
and carried the U. s. mails from the post.
Office to the railroad depots. died yester-
day after a brief illness from typhoid
pneumonia. Mr.. Hsckert was about 40
years of age; served faithfully as q SOL
der during the late war, and was mem
~ fho n X
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03

er, ais CT 6en &anpflGrm perna6nn, aus
Surdt, BON Sen Sdneoen ctipa fir elnen
beQbfid)tigtcn 0c1ertionsperiu6 bGitraft 81
peroet, Die inn pom bem Oiener gelicDenert
&lcioer 0egcu leiue Sol0atcntieiber unl8e>
taul0t IND Die Gbiirc geiprcngt, nm IN
ietnen Nrrcit 5uriidSutcbrell.
0a o6tr 6rQ!ge1 alt0 ld0n Die BaDerr
in DoS 6ouS lrn0 ein 9rogDncr itrefte
ShiUGIble burb etnen tpll6tigen l6ieb gu
8oDtn. Dim 2lbeuo bcS 3agGS fQmen Stpet
8rtciier nit mebreren 8urgcrn aus Utelne
mtngcn uuf bic Q8aDliIatt uu0 fulDcl, ais
iic aI1 bo5 arg utrtpiiitete 6aHS bctrotclt,
ben c6tn wic6er Sum 8cpuBIietn geIangtcn
SGipUI6le. Gin mitleibiger Burger, Der
in inn ctneu QanD5malI eut0cdte, nobm
i'm nit uno ior9te fiji ieire Fflc8e. Die
erlcbtcn Grti9utlle b0ttel oltt ben ar1nen
Burden etnct 10 tttfen @inbruo gerabt,
baB CT bci0loB, nit Der &ergan8ellDett 81
bredJen ul0 oieielbc burd cine Iebensldn97
li6e 8uBc SIT iiibnen. Gr trot oils gfouiSe
in 0aS &cmpteucr &Iofter ein. &N6 Der
on0cre M(0ud mar ouf glci0e QSetic g~erettet
poroCn. oo0 bate CT MIR letlleln 8etdtpater
ietnen 9tontcn ge1taltlIt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03
0taDIfef Ictt 1861.
Henry SChoeHEkopf,


5piideu SruutltH II. RaTfet Ctr.
erbieIt loeben wieoer cine 9artie
0ieG,tc buu. Sdrinae,
Ecme Sat5iAroeueu,
SSttidlc gtGttattge1,
@aarinirte MaIe atno SScpeIIen,
SSrousDftIGje Garoincs,.
Medlte StOrtueG. Sr1lttersaBnd ooteS,
Run. EGroitIcs Nno &aStGE,
Mcd1tc 9rGtstId ltoetger Ser0eIGttoMrh,
StaItcniid,c S0Iomt,
G+rn6bnrgcr OGttIeleDer D0itetet,
GrttTcI1 utao Sten19tStiutS,
SsQpettt utto Eti0clf,
@erdm6ctten &1d)s tttO St6E,
IedItes @pb,= 1no SEtOcu=Se[,
SHntIoorfcr Scnf,
4IedDtcn gSeincliig sum Gitttna ID en-,
0efOdbte s3ttttge1t nab gitno nciId1 itSSarnet,
Scjte SoEten 8riitte1t amp i~dDiuar5ct Sbee,
Vetniten SoOos tt,o Moffd=5GcTec,
Mcdte yaniucsGboeotn0e uaS &afa0,
TranS5i. Seatbeireil=p Eatutctt,
Barrier SdJnupTtabaf BON &oBbeG,
Mc6lten GnlmeitbGIcr Sale,
ycter Gaintz ttuO git1btrocr Sale,
GtSamcr ana &arlnciaU SGGfc,
Hognefprt= 1tto SerIuter>SS6Ie,
StGItcntid1 DE MsGCcGront tIlto gS1OeItt,
Gcntld1e SpinntaOcr Muo 5SoISidluDe.
SSriIdlett 0etntlIe e. tno G~raSi1ancl,
&Gn6rtcn=, Ssanf= aGf;o N~apSiQameu,
5u BEN b~tuisiteu Greilen 0ei
Henri SchOelIkopf.
bteH,irettuDo wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03

HUM III joan Il hENlAAA lA
GeSicht, y~erlOrene Manneskraft werden pOSitiv ge-
heiit. Klein Experimentation. DaS richtige He'll
mittel wird SOfOrt in jedem Falle ~angeWandt. Consul
tatiOnen, pers0niich oder briefich, Streng cOnfden-
tell. MediZinen per Post uRd per Express veTsandto
keine Zeichen auf den Packeten, Welche auf den I-
halt oder Sender SchliesSen lasSen. Man Sende 10c
fir das Buch: YnrlOreneMa WiedergeWOnnen.
iANES wine gF HOPS k bns Sssl He in lf5sf Fir Fir
NerVenschWache, verlOrene Energie, JugendthOr.
heiten, Schieichende Krankheiten und Unyerdaultch-
keit. ST. per Quartiasche; s Fiaschen fur SIS.
JAMES, WINE Of 1ASgEhIgN and uur slfhsris
ges Heilmittel fur Krankheiten der Nieren, 0ftereS
Uriniren, Fr~auenschWachen, weissen Fluss und
schmerzhafte MenstruatiOn. So per Quartiasche;
8 Flaschen fir $40.
James, NERVlNE PIhkEN Jahre praEtizirt has
be. bin ich zu der Ueberzeugung gekOnmen. dasS
neunzehnteI der nannehmlichkeite ind Besclwer-
den des Lebens aus GleichgIltigkeit gegen den Ge-
scIIechtstrieb entspringen, SOWOhl bel Frauen vie
bei Mannern. TauSende. welche nicht den Wirklichen
Grund kannten, haben sich in FOlge dessen daS Leben
y~erbittert und das DaSein Zu elmer Burde gemachkN
NO es glicklich und zufrieden hattie sein k0nnen.
NER7IEE 7ILLEN, zuSammengesetzt aus Wurxeln und
Krautern. macIen die SchWachen stark. DaS, was
man verlOren hattie oder ME besaSs, wird Wiederkeh-
rem unG daS Helm zu einem giuckiichen machen. DaS
Leben list zu kurZ, an eS in einem ungemuthlichen
und ichtzusagenden Helm ZU vertrauern, Wenn cine
500 Box einem gefallt und Sechs BOGen cine
KttTs be,UirkeS ftter $500. Per Post VerSandt.
gegen Empfang des Presses.
DR.. JAMES, No. 2O4 Washington ST., Chicago, III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03
~ !l.1 ! |. I 4

Bunber5or c;n;ob uno uoutonmcu, iowoH I'm Ore
ideu ais i'm Sduberr,. 3ptin %erlnt pom S0rneru,
reIdle nfarftbcrcit acretuigt socrSct. %anit
Ieidt, lit 6auerboft 9e5out, id6W polirt uuo b2 weHi9It
Fuitipietise, iporiomIe nn0 en- metIser sufrtebens
iteltenSe@aidtne g}cftc mcI4e jest 9c9alt pirh,
Sic ~ban6bobt fcudtcs Ez@sl@7 @etrcibe etcuio ME
tFT@enes' SIN $ refOc - ate STe.a5en non
@ras tit lie uners GC6Tn1sd) ret3t; lie hubert
8etbeS ebeu5o gut ~---az-s-,~--- wje &&et3en, obne
baB etpo5 dnoare5, ols sa5 Gttb su wcdjein lit. Bon
ibrsr SbsrNdde lit bem G0uberu unN &cintgeu mebr
Jtaum %semiomet, ais bel itccr auOcren Moidiue uuO lie
Fam uidt lberlaoer weroer. sic bat o5e? uuo unten
WinOuorritytuuser. lluierc Slice : 9tuSbttfat5ss
&prtiAfuH1 (uel tno b0@it m~iiuidenswcrtl). vGc=
SaratoY9" utrI6jehensr G5r6Be iUr 8ompiz ODER
Pierbefruit. Die Don uil5 ou8eicrti9teu GL1pero,
Eitts uuo @ppo0mgD ~3.oBIUceae iinO uuaberz
treffli6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03
LOCK HOSPITAL.

vOm Staate Illinois Zu dem aus
dricklichen Zwecke priYiligirt
um sOfOrtige Hilfe in allen
chrOnischen, geheimen und
INSTRUMENTATION I'll geben.
Tripper und Syphilis, in allen
,ihren verWickeIten Former.
Haut- und Blutkrank-
'heiten werden prompt gelindert
und permanent geheilt dMrch
Heilmittel, Welche sich durch
cine Special
PT0Eis ais prohat erwiGsen
haben. SamenSchWache, nicht-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03
g m / I d t e 8.

- Die Ger folnmen tGgli6 aus alien
@ege1oen Sranfrei6S in fabel6after Menge
ouf ben Barrier Mtarft, in Sic 6allc.
STE tperben baielbft pro Gau1enD pertetgert;
Ser Yrets i6tpanft 3tpti6en 40 bis 10
Srancs, ie nab @rDBe unD Sa6reS5cit. @6e
Die @ier Dem &dufer abgeltefert tper0en,
Rabea fie 3tpei Sperationen 5u belteben, Sic
?3dDlung llno Die llnterl u6lu1g. Die 5er>
bro6enen, faulen nnD feblenben tper0en a6z
ge5ogen, Die gefledtelt 9efrDrenen uno fletz
neit 3ut 6Glfte uno Die IN &alf alfbetpabre
ten gum 9rtttel gesablt. Die l1nterIu9ung
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13
WREsrLIna cAmELs

ne m.essns iasa.es cssmeen oanle's
- nu ss.he ~ s wn,cn urss lake gIeas
esehsus' ai,iousu tney sonie'ines gss
, nne ana In a .hn N sne sPorh mAny
sel1ienien Aeee .i'eSh ior no osneI purpose,
1lio one person IN smyrna Keps twenty ~
one 'i,ne ZOE the amuseihens Oh ms Waes
VINO naa = iononess Ior .ne sport Inc
cainels are srainea 70 wresthng wnen quite
young' 'ney exniois great de1terity IN
suIowlpg tnen aneagonist, ana seem 10
JAKE muc. pressure IN sns ray we mac
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13
BENEFIT OF CLERGY.

1t was an ancient privilege allowed to
the clergy of claiming when accused of
felony to be delivered up to an ecclesiast.
ical Judge-always favorable to his own
order-for compurgation, instead of being
tried in the ordinary way before the lay
Judges of the land. In ancient times few
persons, except those in holy orders, could
read, and accordingly the test for an &C
cused person claiming benefit of clergyyva
his ability to read. If he could not, she
Courts would not part with the defendant,
but proceed to try him as if he were lay.
man. Afterward, when education became
more general, other persons besides Clergy.
men were able to read and 60, in the reign
of Edward Ill, Parliament extended the
privilege of clergy, as it is called, to cleflxly
laymen until the reign of Elizsbeth.
Women were not allowed their clergy until
the reign OF William and Mary, when Par
lament extended the benefit to them. In
the reign of Henry VII, however, blow
was aimed at this singular privilege al an
joyed by laymen, and q statute was then
passed against adverse persons lettered,
who have been more bold to commit muir.
ders. rapes, robbery, theft, as well a. all
othe1 mischievous Deeds" which enac ted
that persons mot within holy orders I"
accused of these offenses, and con-
victed thereof, were in cases of
murder to be marked with the let.
ter "M" on the Drawn Of the left
thumb, and in all others with the letter
ct, to denote, it is presumed, that the
person had been guilty of theft. In csses
of high treason benefit of Clergy was never
allowed to be pleaded. It is stated taat
when an accused person claimed his clergy
it was usual to test his ieaynisg by request
ing him to read the first verse of the ffty-
frat Psalm, which in Latin begins With
the words, Miserere mel Dess" In adj
tien to the extraordinary character of this
proceeding, in which touch of grim hu.
NOR seems perceptible, its absurdity is ap-
parent, for of course men might easily have
coached themselves up in the required test.
The ecclesiastical Judge, who wss generally
the Bishop, might, however, have given
the defendant anything else to read and
in either case, in the event of his inability
to comply, might have handed him over to
the law, and this proceeding generally
meant death. q custom which favored
criminals solely on account Of their good
education appears to as, who live in times
when it is justly thought that superior in
telligsnce adds stain to criminality of any
kind, to be in the highest degree absurd !;
yet we are told by able writer's that the
benefit of clergy, or learning for " clergy"
is here tantamount thereto-was not 80
ridiculous a. it seems. Without saving
more on the subject, it may be stated that
the privilege was abolished in the reign of
Georgia lV.-[The Antiquary.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

CELERY AS CURE.-The habituai daily
use of this vegetable is much more bend
fetal to man than most people are aware
OF. a writer who is familiar with its virl
tues says have known many men and
women who, from various causes, had be-
come so much affected by nervousness that
when they stretched out their hands they
shook like aspen leaves ON . windy day,
and by moderate daily use Of tina
blanched footstaiks of celery ~ salad
they became as strong and steady in limb
Is other people. have known others 30
AeFsy,ns that the least annoyance put
them ia = state of agitation, and
they were IN Sunstsnt pernextys and
fear, who were also effectually cured by
moderate use of blanched celery az salad
at meal time. I have known others
TO be cured Of palpitation Of the heart.
Every body engaged in labor weakening to
the nerves should use celery daily in the
season and onions In its stead when not in
season. To this we may add that prom.
inent New York druggist draws in winter
from his soda fountain hot extract of eel,
cry, mixed WIN .Liebig's meat extract, un-
der the name of ox-celery. It is nour.
ishing drink at lunch time, far better than
coffee or tea, and is doing great deal in
this neighborhood to promote temperance.
We give celery almost daily TO our canary
birds, and it cures them of fits they are
little animals with very delicate nerves,
easily frightened, and therefore they need
ouch remedy very much, and the relish
with which they take it is proof that their
instinct guides them to eat what is good
for them.-[Journal Of Chemistry.
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yafaessa1 81 gender implies Of cd

49, Va SSlACi ilPlico VI
(le.~ace of thought, but the Fundamental
Conception that gave them genders at all in.
language or in legend is clearly the same
in either case, namely. that the sun and
moon were actual human beings like On.
selves. This thought still fingers ii the
upper Palatfrate of Bayaris, WHERE ii ia
still common, or was recently, to fhear
the sun spoken of as Frau Some, and tbc
moon as Herr Moad. But vet nero
strange than this is the fact thu. in she
same district the tale should still survive,
which accounts in the follcwing common.
place but suggestive way tor the gende Of
the luminaries in question The raooa sai
sun were man and wifc, but tire neon
proving too cold lover and 100 mica ad.
dicted to sic. ?, his wife enc day laid him
a wager, by write of which the right of
shining by day should belong in future to
whichever of them should be the first to
awake. The moon laughed, but accepted
the wager, and awoke next day to find that.
the sun had for two hours already been
lighting up the world. As it was also
condition and consequence of their agree.
ment that unless they awoke at the same
time they should shine at different times,
the effect of the wager was permanent
eparation-much to the affiiction of the
triumphant sun, who, still retaining q
spouse.like love for her husband, was and
always is trying to repair the matrimonial
breach. Eclipses are really due to their
meetings for the purpose of reconciliation
but as the pair always begin with mutua
reproaches, the time comes for them
part before they have ceased 10 qp
and on that account the sun AWAY
away blood red with anger, and the .
of blood she weeps as her departure are
often marked in the sky Sy the redly.sst-
ting sum- [Cornhill Magazine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

W hat shall preach about I" asked .
minister of the pastor Of > cobred church.
We'll NOS any subjsc will 5e 'ceptable, I"
was Ne reply, " only I'd, Ike to glib you
one k6rd Of caution. 6 All, what is that -
I Well ef / was you, I'd tech VERY light
on de Ten Commandments" :" Indeed, and
why II "Oh, cos, bab noticed dat dey
mos always hab . damp'nin' effec' upon
s.congregation. -IBoston Globe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

Magnificent promises sometimes end
in paltry performances" A magnificent ex-
cepgion to this is found in Kidney Wort,
which invariably performs even more cures
than it promises. Here is single in
stsb1k-: Mother has recovered wrote an
illinois e.rl to her Eastern relatives. "Shs
took bitters for long time, but without any
good So when she heard of the virtues Of
Kidnsy. Wort she got . box, and it has COM
pletsly cured her liver compaaint."
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13
BURNING OF THE PARK THEATER.

SAs-'A-N' VI iis1 IhAh
Much and genuine sympathy has been ex.
pressed with Henry e. Abbey in the loss
sustained by the burning of the Park The
alter on the eve of Mrs. Langtry's engage.
ment He will lose very little, ifSanything,
on her, as the change of place to Wallack's
and the delay of week will ls4ve no per.
ceptible financial effect. A hundred thou.
sand dollars is not much to so tenterprising
and liberal manager as Abbey, who is the
most daring of all his tribe.j He likes to
do big things he is fully al ambitious of
reputation as he is of monetary gains. A
few years ago he was wholly unknown.
Coming to New York from Ohio, where he
followed the calling of q j9xeler and watch.
maker in small interior town, he aspired
to be leader in the tkeatric world, and
he has become such. Nobody but him
would have had the courage to secure
Adelins Patti last season to sing in opera
at s.. 600 night aftGr her original plans
had been frustrated./ II ia doubtful il he
made anything by bis monetary boldness !;
but it was superb advertisement for him,
and in the show business, as it is popularity
termed, advertising is of incalculable
value. The bringing over of Sarah Bern
hsfdt sud her stp6ny wass great risk
it seemed venturesome to rashnees-but be
ID believed to b I've cleared Sl00, 900 by il.
He understandsI the public, particularly the
New York pubic; he has al the resources,
and is master 4 all the tricks Of his trade.
He possesseva deal Of insight, excellent
Judgment, q pd is fruitful Of expedients.
Before he RI bred from the jswelry business
in Ohio Id had dabbled in management,
having engaged divers actors and actresses
at different times for local tours, and found
profit thgrein. His experience had ben
hf6cie2t Ito convince him that he could 10
better In broader field, and with this son-
viction he came Nhither. II 10 gsnerslIv
Thought that Che Park Tfes.e. has not
proved lucrative, espe Eally within the last
two years, and that the burning of the
house. beyond his lossA in scenery, ward,
robes, etc, will mot pspve detrimental.
He viii, it il reported, b id . new theater
e once. in Broadway, somewhere between
1hirtieth and Fortieth stssets, which win
doubtless be Al Improvement Non any ons
yet constructed. Several rich MIN, having
ample faith in Abbey. would aid hisn genet.
ously if he should mead aidaE1So betf4
evidence could be given Of A66ef's mana
gerial talents than in the manner b which
he has worked up
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

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eft in indigestion and urinary troubles"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

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