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IL Must Have Besn u Cold Day.
From the ChicdQO Netos.

Did you lose this strap mister 2"
lie q small, ragged boy with = clean, school
strap In his hand asked this question behind Mr.
p OF Aurora the Union depot Ia this city ysstsr
dav afternoon,
Mr. p glanced around to see II anybody was looking
"Ah, thank you my boy. Here's a quarter for YOUR
honesty AMI he tucked the school strap In his spacious
overcoNt pocket.
Its cold day when get left" said Mr.. p To him
self as he walked wondering who really had lost
the strap.
Vas goot sale said the street snkir when tho
boy back buy another school strap for ave cents
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InprovIss tho Naneuna.

Iran down TO Southamp ton the other day
nett; yacht the N.mGunS He has had steel dec !
You see Americans will not permit . craft to sail
under the stars AMI strpes unless built under the nag
point Of fact she hiss been made entirely
" . S s :s, y s. Sss L.
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na pp's Relatives


The marriage Of j. w. Sapp and Miss Amelia
Csrinsn Of superior announced The groom step
his stepinoIhsr aud mother inlaw III. H. step.
e; 10 n: IAN. Family TIE T. h: mother, ~
tho came time tho stspfsthrr TO his wife, aud his
father the sepfaher to his wife he u the stepfsther
mother who married her daughter the nShsr
10 stspmothsg.ialSw 70 her own daughter.
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He Fe.res . Dreadful Fate.

very little boy was called as q witness yes
terday In the Quarter Sessions He was all over tre,n-
bling my boy" said Assistant District Attorney Kiln
~ smiling like good father do you know the nature
"Oh. yves, SIR" answered the boy.
well y9a should tell lie aud die, What would 10
u SaVuiI bseoWs mummy, w."
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"
At the conclusion OF tho arguments tho Court
ruled that the estmony was admissible. and
tion. lie asked Miss Hill with great pnrticu-
larity concerning the allegations that she had
worn portions OF the Senator'S wardrobe and
charms char ms on him. but she dsnied that she had
ever resorted to such eXpedients.
Turning suddenly On his heel. Mr.. Evans. ad-
,ns Mesh bsrs Se4 Mes
rying small bundle. forced his way through
the crowd to the side Of the lawyer. Mr.. Evans
the SSna and PVT Il the % Ss
Dr. H. Evans sSsa
took OF tho outer WRAPPER and disclosed =
msnt OF the crowd. which was now brsat6sss
With excitement. he put this package on tho
floor between the chairs occupied By tho Wit
last wrapper having been removed, those In
position could see u bundle Of moul,ly clothes.
Picking Tp the pieces N yery Ei,p1TTerIy one at
them before. She blnnched perceptib!y, but
answered in each case In the negative.
=, Did you not on May last go with Miss
made grave and place these articles under n
rough box in which q coffin was to be placed p
,,oI did not gasped Miss HILL whose asita-
- Did you not tell George Gillard. the man In
charge Of that grave. that II those articles could
rest under that box with body II won,d work
charm. and draw rich man to your
Did not Gillard refuse pay Mt first. and did
you not prevail upon him to accept silver dol
lar, as the charm would not work unloss 1t was
~ did not. | do not know such man."
Don't you know that he 10 q friend Of Nellie
Bracksttsp",,
- do not"
sharon,s ATTORNEYS say they will proceed
against Miss Hill for perjury after this trial.
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the assault occurred. He repeated his story
son ~sas F tie SaIss tea sSs
counsel to let him tell his story II his own
white man hab gun: hit me on back S lit me- on
hsSa wa fiji ss1 ss Ssy hGS s
serving Ave months In the county JILL.
the 81 the ed hs
account had It that Jacobs. while chasing 2
shs Ss was AND
no was frozen to death. Shortly after this ap.
peared in print Jacobs wandered into my house
surprised to see him resurrected SO soon. and
remarked that had read in the papers that hes
to mo. with sly look in his dark brown eyes.
1;% Ss,s Tsfy say ole Jim is doad but
The stories Of his, exploits. which have been
printed and hx COPIED Esry have
sation writer's. For more than sixty years.
however, Jesobs has tsaied wild beasts !hToaxh
counties. He was certainly remarkable
hunter, and was apparently. never quite happy
" ~ va the S OF bear Il y said
and probably v hfd many close and
Eeceiysd in various dsspersstes encounters His
Of Runtiss them made him most IT," iormid"bs
| antagonist. There is probably no case In In
dian history that will eclipse that Of Jim ia
been SO many stories told about his adventures
that cannot recall one-third Of them. The
tain It Ia Jim jacobs never told the many sto-
ries about his exploits which flooded the news
papers doubt II he ever told anything Of tho
sort to q reporter. Jacobs has the credit OF
killing the last wild elk in Pennsylvania. He
chased Il for three days and finally ran 1t
t1red an ok alive after chasing It for over two
days.
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30 tuht IN 1901. WIeu tHty from lnt
river. they had a fine ranch and a large herd Of
sS Later and The sns ds
msn occupied ranches side, by side in Nueces
county tsst year Kennedy sS4 his
the same neighborhood. He 10 plain. uncut
and
ERR sS E;sI ; ;,.s: and doesn't know
and has travelled shs world over, Princes s and
trude ranch, and there, Is . legend thai ones
upon time he imparted to the Gar OF Russia
the secrets OF IL. cattle trade In he
winter entertains at Santa Gertrude the friends
hs makes in the North.
King has two ranches. lying about fifty miles
npnrt. In tho on: upon which he lives no has
10000 acres Mn.ler fence. and In the other
sy Tas n OF
He doesn't know how much stock he owns. and
lots the tax assessor make a rough guess at 1t;
from 75 obo /" 100 900. his sheep at 80 900. and
his horses Mt 10000. He employs between 800
drives "a 30. OoS head Of steers to market each
year. and 5000 or 1000 horses ana IA many
ssn,""n Not long ago he received an 1iisr OF
pany. but declined to ssli.
Col. Kings residence at Santa Gertrude ts one
sn,srsan "V more royalty l; til" Than he does. His
house is surrounded by u circle Of pretty cot
taess. in which his guests are lodged. Each
company happens to bs large. and well
Trained colored servant II constantly at call to
Tiantly furnished. and each contains side
board laden with the richest wines and the
on0icest cigars. Carriages and saddle horses
It.ntion that hospitality can suggest 10 offered.
Go@I King purchases I'LL his supplies a. New
SrleAas. and every steamer thnt lands 1t
corpus Christi brings him q car load.
-ISxaA has q genuine cattle queen. who 10
"su Known xll over the State. aud u woman
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-03
Pohsls Itsms.

POheta Is dead literally speaking
nothing going on, no accidents, Incl,
dents or anything else. II has been
the dullest Christmas and New Yearl
ever spent. but yet we wish every.
body Happy New Year.
10 has been circulated that there
would be a Free Oyster Supper Tor
Everybody at Bridge School House,
on the eve Of Jan. ., and q public In
stallation Of Ofiicers-It Il 3 mistake,
and we want u 50 understood so no
one viii be disappointed-It Il PEb iie
and Free 10 all the Blembersand their
families, and no more.
We expect to have q rousing old
Camp Fire In the near future which
will be FREE 70 every one.
It has been asked thine and again,
'"What Is q camp fire"-It is q social
gathering Of old soldiers where we
sit around the camp fire az OF old, and
tell stories, and sing songs
HWhere Ee eantalk and slng With slee
But ue'ro not - young As We used 70 Be"
About 1--WE inches Of snow on the
ground this morning, the wind north
west, and blowing as cold as Green
lands ley Mountains. Thermometer
gone, and growing colder, with snow
in the air.
The POheta p. o. will soon be mon
est" There is talk Of Its being moved
south into Eureka township, three
miles north and one-half east Of
Bridge p. o. A Non.
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About Home.

The dramatic performance at the
Opera House on Christmas night by
members Of the Literary Society was
agreat success. The house was crowd
ed, and all the arrangements were ex-
eellent from beginning 20 end. The
actors deserve great credit for the per
lection they had attained at such a
short notice, which is a great surprise
to many persons, and could only be
the result Of great energy and appllca-
ton. The committee arrangements
also deserve great praise for their IN
firing zeal and perseverance, and l. Is
the wish Of many for the society soon
to get up another entertainment for
the same object, which will hasten the
day when the city will be benefited by
a free library and reading room. Mr.
C. S. Martin played his part with
great skill. Miss league sustained
her most difficult character admirably,
her acting was natural, and free from
that over display which most smateurs
indulge ~. Mrs. Daily was the
charming, teasing. bewitehing, fiIrt-
ing little widow 50 dangerous to the
peace Of mind OF a sensitive bachelor
one moment putting him in n purga-
tory Of despair, the next raising his
hopes 70 tue pinnacle Of bliss. Mr..
LOOMS throughout rendered his part
with ease and judgment. Mr.. +. l..
Bond was well up In his part, and
played 1t 10 the life. Pc. played like
a veteran. aud conveyed the idea that
In the cellar scene though, "he never
was jolly, yet he had had considerable
practice" Miss B Daily, Miss Suy-
dam, Mr.. Knous, J. w. Gla5dlng also
sustained their parts we'll. The Salina
Band added much 10 the enjoyment
Of the evening.
The singing between the acts by
Messrs. p. q. Bond, Aldfich and
Shute was much applauded. At the
last literary Mr.. G. S. Martin presided.
Mr. KnOus read a paper on Vsga-
bondism. Mr.. Quincy also read q
paper on the Origin OF American In
situations. Mrs. NJ. d. leagues reeit-
alton was given Ia her usual happy
style. T. L. Bonds optional on Boy
Suffrage, was very amusing. Mrs. Z.
P. Collins read q select piece. She is
q fine reader, and Is always we'll re-
eeived. There was no music. The
President stated that the trustees Of
the building had informed him that
after this month the rent would be
doubled. On motion this very kind
offer was unanimously rejected. The
treasurer reported the Society out Of
debt and sli5.O0 In the treasury. de-
posted In the National Bank.
The extraordinary pleasant weather
has added much 10 the enjoyment Of
the Christmas Festivities which have
been celebrated with more spirit than
heretofore. The sidewalks in many
places have been repaired. but on
north Santa Fe from the new crossing
to GOOdnOW's mill there are many
bad places-One hole Is almost deep
enough to be bridget O.. W.
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Married at the residence Of the
brides father. ProEA. ID. Goodwin, In
Sallna, on New Years day, Mr..
James w. Going, local editor Of the
SalIna Herald, and Miss Georgia
Goodwin. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by Rev. G. p. Peale, pastor Of
the Christian Church. There was
present a happy throug Of the rela-
tives aud friends Of the contracting
parties, and an evening Of enjoyment
and good cheer was passed. A num-
Der Of valuable presents was given 10
the bride and groom by the friends
who were gathered to witness the
ceremonies. The happy couple start
ed east yesterday morning, for brief
trip. Mr.. Going has spent the greater
part Of his years In Salina and has
ever enjoyed the very best reputation.
Since his entry upon journalism, he
has proven himself bright, enterprise
ing, fully equal to and adapted 20 the
cares and perplexities Of the ''item-
chaser" He has a future Of good
promise before him, aud we have no
doubt but that he will be fully blessed
with success. The bride Is a refined,
accomplished yOung lady, who is
much esteemed, and will be a most Mt
companion for the partner she has
chosen. AS a brother 'item chaser"
we toss the most lucky OF our old
shoes at him and his bride, as they
start upon their journey OF married
life.
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FREE OF COST.

By calling at Oscar ssitz's drug store
you can get q sample bottle Of DR..
BOsankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold, and show you what
the regular so cent size viii do. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the
Chest and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs try q sample bottle Of this
medicine.
WIN you suffer with Dyspepsla an
Liver Complaint? Shlloh's Vltallzer
Is guaranteed TO cure you. For sale by
Oscar Seltz.
Happy New Year. New Store :
New Goods New Prices - all at
Campbell a TuthIlPs.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plalnt, you have a printed GUARANTEES
on every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitallzer.
10 never fails 10 cure.
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New csmbrls Krambs.

The Ice harvest Is a bountiful one.
Mumps still prevail in and around
this community
s. p. DOnmyer returned Monday
from a trip 10 Southern Kansas.
Dir. Robert Parmenter who has been
very dangerously sick for two weeks
past, Il now slowly improving.
n. ID. Cox is back from Virginia
again, aftef q visit 70 his bOyhood
home.
Miss Mary Short, who had her ankle
broken, Is doing spiendidly under the
care Of DR.. Lewis.
George Garvin returned Tuesday
morning from q short visit to his
former home In Missouri.
Mrs. w. A. Bailey Il spending the
holidays In Topeka
John Humbargar and wife, Of Abb
lene, came up Saturday 70 visit the
family Of his brother, Mr.. Dan. Hum
barEar-
Ed. SWank and family have vacated
the Trine residence, and have taken
up their abode ''in the cottage By the
milf
Mr.. Louis Sees took his departure
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Happy New Year, New StOrsl
New Goods New Prices-all at
Campbell 4 Tuthill's.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents
Closing out holiday goods at A. T..
& M. H. Griers.
Z. Lott is agent for Salina and vi
oinity for the celebrated Rock Spring
and Carbon Wyoming Territory coal,
superior to any Colorado coal and
from 1926 TO 1926 less a ton. Cheapest
and best coal ever brought to this
market Try IL.
Happy New Year New Store
New Goods! New Priees-all ct
Campbell & Tuthill's.
sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-.
cradle by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you For sale
by Oscar Seitz.
Heavy business and dress suits, and
OvereOats can be bought very cheap at
Solberg's.
Happy New Year, New Store !
New Goods New Prices--all at
Campbell & Tuthill's.
Ifyou want your clothes to nc you
perfectly, 60 10 Anderson 4 Lind
blOm, the tailors. They are the boss
filters.
Brown & Whittier have q few can
dy toys left, which they viii sell at
cost.
Have you seen those elegant library,
table and hanging lamps at Seitz's
Drug Store. Ifyou have not, 90 At
once and view them. You will find
just what you have been looking for.
Happy New Year! New storei
New Goods New Priees-an at
Campbell 4 TuthiIl's.
WASTED.-A good girl TO do gener-
Al house work In family Of three. APP
ply az the residence Of G. p. Peale,
North Tlh, street.
Have you seen those elegant library
table and hanging lamps 81 Seilz Drug
store. II you have not, 60 At once and
view them. You win ind just what
you have been looking for.
Happy New Yeari New storsI
New Goodsl New Pirces-Call at
Campbell 4 Tuthill's.
Whitehead 4 Seaman viii make .
specially Of taking subscriptions for
newspapers for newspapers and mag
azinea. II there Il any publication IN
the known world that y0n want, leave
your orders at Whitehead a ssaman's
and you win receive the pnblieaiion
promptly.
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Tie Lzdie5 Catholic Fair
menosd lat Saturday evening. Ihu
/ opera h0nse has been suitably arrange1
for the Fair, and the present prospects
are Though quite early Ii the enter
tainments) that It win Be fully As sue
cessful IS ever. The museum is the
attraction which the visitor first lights
upon as he enters the hall. Il is
full Of interesting things which viii
make you either gay or sad, according
to your nature. Beyond that on the
same side Of the room, is q number Of
booths, decorated with the various
fancy articles contributed by friends
to the Fair. Some Of them are elegant,
and the display as q whole is hrst
class. The Sallna orchestra occupies
the stage room aud gives the
visitors excellent music each eve
ming. The west half Of the room is re-
served for dancing. which commenced
last night An oyster department Is
one Of the attractions, which Is well
patrOnized- The weather, until Tues
day evening, prevented much Of an at !
tendance but on that evening the
hall was pretty we'll filed, aud the |
proceeds considerable. A fine music
al entertainment was given. A quar-
tette composed OF Mrs. jos. Schwartz,
Mrs. JnO. J. Gels, Mr.. Fred Wildman,
Mr.. r. A. Levitt, with Mrs. Agnes
Schwartz at the plano, sang "Good
Night with splendid effect. Solos
and Duets were also rendered. The
musical treat was pronounced splen-
did. The chance solicitors are plying
a lively trade as usual, and the voting
Of articles promises TO be very spirited.
The jewel case Is to be voted to the
most popular young lady this evening.
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Asssria hemI
January LIST, 1884.
Showing and blowing all day.

January lst, 1881.
Showing and blowing all day.
Not many people out to-day, on &C.
count Of bad weather.
Christmas aud New Year passed of
quietly in our little berg; all seemed
happy and all wore a smile.
The Swedish Sabbath School had q
Christmas tree In their church on
New Years eve. The weather was
cold and stormy, but the house was
"well nigh " full, and all seemed to
enjoy the exercises well. There were.
presents bestowed on the little ones,
and also some OF the big ones. We
got an apple.
The orphans" went to ROxbury
last Saturday, and scOOped the boys
there 10 the tune Of 10 70 49, There
is not club In Central Kansas that
can compete with the orphans" Of
Assaria.
Now that the holidays have passed
Il will be In order for some one with
a little capital to come here and build
US q respectable hotel and livery sta
bic. Don't all come az once, hut 1.-THE
early bird catches the worm"
DR.. Knox is mrklng preparations to
lay In full supply Of that new Chem
zeal Compound, called CONCEALED
PrOtoxide Of Hydrogen. Perfectly
harmless and will be appreciated next
summer when the hot winds come
Nc. MORE.
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Bsasruut eoods

In few days we viii open el0, 900
worth Of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing, 4 nicer and better grade o.
goods than you have ever seen kept
In this section Of the country, at pFi-
ces lower than ever before. We haEs
just bought these Goods ct 3 great sac-
riflce at from 50 10 90 per cent on the
dollar. aHd We aim to close the Goods
out quick and share our profits With
our customers. Other Goods at very
low prices.
Trrouv.~.ur A VrT,.r,,.-,v-.
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Anyone DESTROYS Of being The owner
cfa house and l0t, or q farm, Win -
able 10 secure Il By subscribing stock
in the new Building and Lean Asso-
citation nov being Organised Thls =
the best opportunity ever offered 70
persons Of limited Income 70 make an
investment which win insure large
profits Or secure q home. Call e ones
At the once q Wight. Heane 4 LyBn
over SallnR Bank. The 0lles win b
kept open every evening this ssek
until O'Clock, 20 accommodate those
who cannot call during the day.
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LITOwIcH a WoLsiEFFEH
Rucklsn,, Arnloa salr..

The best salvs in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, ChilblAins, .Corns. and al
Skin EruptiOns, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II Il guar
anteed to give perfect Satisfaction, o.
money refunded Price Is cents per
box. For Sale By Oscar seilE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-03

Mr.. William. johnson, Of Hurou,
OAK, writes that his wife had been
trouble with acute Bronchitis for
many years, and that all remedies
tired gave no permanent relief, until
he procured q bottle o. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs. and Colds. which had . mag
Teal effect, and produced q permanent
cure. II is guaranteed % cure all
Diseases Of Throat, Lungs, or BrOn-
chlal Tubes.
Trial Bottles Free at Oscar Seiiz'8
drug store. Large size e1.O0.
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Immediately after Christmas for Low
en-, Michigan, TO join his brother. II.
W. Sees.
The Christmas tree iu the Cox
school house under the auspices Of the
NJ. +. Sunday school. was a very
pleasant affair, the tree presenting
quite a handsome appearance
Miss Lizzie, the handsome aud ae
complished daughter OF ). +. Donmy-
eF, Il home from st. Joseph. spending
the holiday vacation. Her mary
friends are pleased to see her again.
MT HEAD.
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Judge and Ms. Hamilton have gone
to New York. The Judge informs
Us that bis visit east Is in the interest
Of our new Northern and Southwest
ern railways, which win probably be
consolidated into one company, and a
construction company organized at
once-wOrk to commence as soon AZ
the weather will permit.
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mOrouohbred stook.

I win sell 1t public auction, in 81
lima, on Saturday, Jan. 18th, 1884. e
2 o'elock, P. n. three pure bred Poland
China BoaFs, six months Old-just
right for service. r. d. PECK,
f9-2W. Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-03

a 1umntf q 4ltlE rI1 have been
made e sisish-fiding. but thus far
they have not been accompanied By
any immense amount o. pleasure.
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The position Of "InstruetOr" has
been awarded by the State Board OF
Education to Miss A. NJ. Dooley and
Mrs. A. J. Carruthers, Of this place.
The following Saline county teachers
and conductors have certificates hold
ing oyer until July !. 1885: Profs.
Fitzpatrick and Goodwin, and Misses
A. n. DOOley. Anna L. CARL, Ella
Coburn and Ella MeGnire.
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There win be q meeting in the
Presbyteriap church on Tuesday, Jan
sth, at 4 p. M, for the purpose Of the
rental Of PeEs. All parties interested
are requested 70 be present.
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he STRONG LUMBER COMPANY raa commence basia-.s
about October with and complete stock Of lumber
shingles ah SASH DOORS blinds &C. oee ySrd On Iron
Avenue Of the Metropolitan Hotel In connection with our
cedar posts for sale 20 tons Onr-
barbed fence wire at $6as per 100 pounds.
CHARLES C cULP, Manager.
SAIL Ma, KANs- Sept g. 1885.
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THE JOURNAL.
|: THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1854.

aFEsuosP,- = fHE yOUREzB ny b a.
q W Hsstea's Sors ssi q - Bout sasr q Wkas
ksaI 4 s.ara
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-03

The play of"LOve's Sacrifice" was
presented by our Saliva Literary So
eiety to the people OF Abilene New
Years night. Doubtless owing 10
the very cold weather, there was not
q large audience. Il is estimated that
there were $50 people present. The
audience was an appreciative one II
not large. Mr.. Haskell, who under
took to pay the expenses OF the troupe
and takethe proceeds, lost money.