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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

A Wonfan Attempts - Nn Hers.H ~
1unnping FROM Foorth story wfueo~.
Co., you 1'f caf Four hesri out
shrieke3 . fensls voice in ths s.ieF r she
rear of the gunn bloch snd eardinfs bsr
ters laundry on Norr1e.si abauf li clock
Saturday night The voman continued
curs'ug in tbe fruiesi ianeusge ard in q
fsv moments tbe neifhborhooi vas Al ouf
% So v THAT vas ibe msfter
it srpes-s that msn end woman ard
their little bor occupy fhs sYarfusrts in
she Gunr hioek. doing their o1otlng au fhs
SECOND h1ar and s'eerne on fht fnrtt
A. ne bour mentioned Saturday zee fnsn
toot oeessIor to seGi1 iis Vi'e vhn .s
lsrse fesbr vonsr IN being on she
sf~eefs Al fhsf holr end ne farf sfartef
kner desperste sfrurgf tbf Wemsr enrr
ine fhe HfiIe. De- suecee.lei r. erfHag hef
tr fhs bedroom or fhF tar hoaf Tire raan
Las g1ar vhtrt ofens 81 fsf a.iey vliI
Sheer drop W u ieef and fu E~ef ue0r..
fror wa'king nHf thref ssfs are
nsfIes aerses from flf nrffou
o-re .n ihe rasfa fhe 4nsr-e' rss ree1aIea
vfh ar .nferseress ffsf celsei one venlsr
below 90 iaInl
T-.r - T l@rs rnr- fir.
Tn tfn tatseIf shf5sftf tte frrarsfsg
vnrnsr srs Nfif ene aaHn8 sla Iesf.a1
over fhe safs in ftt doaf Say hsssf irI
si,s ..rssaaa f.sa savef sIsi and began sh-laf
inr murder VITA hsr toa ti.r ra 81 fhf
vln1ars ef tfa HHvaf STORY Ent harF.
nr far snrrf tf rlrra rft
orIr frs1 rne f.sf isetv-fr he- ert
eferrfr fie seerf vss ftrrF ONE
Save n.t eHf frtea htn her trs.iasd
-.srsT eae7ea 20 he.s fe ani ae itfit en-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
a Ler1es fsoN ne eos1-.
Dr Cobb IN She &. x A 4. Collision Nsek-
fnao-Hsrry wIddlcomb's Gr.siing.

Dr Cobb In fhe q. x a. Collision Mssk-
o-Bsrry wIddlcoinb's Gr@sliug.
WE@UEroNsInG. Aug. ls-Ile meetings
A. BAY Nies lss. sunday were in tas inter-
est Of Foreign Missions The morning
service in the spacious amwtheaue eas
crowded and every one listened via uD-
broken attention 30 Chaplain McCsbe's
plea for the cause Ills enthusiasm was
contagious and his telling facts and arures
were very impressive. The CAY uas ler-
feet fer meeting in the open air. ln the
afternoon Miss Prank Baker. of Detroit
spoke long and Nell about woman and beg
work in India Her address gas
clear well defined ani impressive
Chaplain Nc abe wound up tae SERVICES
with pointed appeal flr mouer auo 8
statement Of the mlntconi Owns asr
which The Meihorlsa s''----~' 81 nsI
knoTn Non a, was "a very hH daf ior
the North. Tee mercury reaching HI az
Mackinac Island. The morning 500 rlse
dimiy through fhe smoke af forest lre..
The usual excursion on ihc ~ k a ! fTom
Petoskey 60 Mackiuac Island. carried lr 'is
ordinary complement Of visitors
20 The fairy see era ls'e
Let no tourist who viNfs the Leland
look. a winding road that looks down upon
Sugar Loaf with the varied sea oi freeu AZ
its base Judge I.s Chance. resident ~
the island. vino is fhc authority ior ieur.
lists has often climbed te fhe ior of Sugar
Loaf l3s feet and on one occasion he stood
upon the summit of fhe rscE with faUr
ladies They however reversed AIrrlI p ~.
perence. ou the t1p i1 Areruus Ine aseeni
was not exactly easy. BIOS the descent proved
fires in the woods an ihe maiu .and Ihe
ar was heavy Wifh smoke and Iurd vHl
tho blaze and fhe people ol N@ctiusv iIfF
were obliged 90 hghf vigorously fhf flames
that threatened fhe ouisfire of fhf fHvu.
The excursion train was DELAYED hf thf BAD
accident on fbe isfha Springs branch nf
the O. D. A Among the visitors of
WeQnefousIna Nr. Hatch 81 Ann hfhrr
was most seriously brllsef. and Rev Nr
Cobb barely escaped real injuries Nr
Harry Mi5dioomh brought d hushf ~
Crawling o. MelueinnsInr this vers.
which were Distributed ta she r0ffafas
The fonuiess Ffrhf irHm
Chicago. has visited Har1or pa.ut THE
lniian Princess AlraQua. from AIerar.
has taken q coltare st NegneiansinF Sew
era lots have hcon sold af fhit resort End
new cottages ViI he hait before another
season A barry show Has afI1 af Harn.T
Point 0n THURSDAY The expiration 81. file
camp meeting fictefs on Angus ia hfs
sent home many visitors from Bay View.
Bic labor hor opls
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Ia the Boria Springs Era report of the
meeting OF the Young Peoples Association
Of Southwestern Michigan, held ia Berrien
Springs recently, Is the following.
The President introduced William Alden
smith. Of Grand Rapids a. the Lutte
Gisnt Orator OF Western Michigan HIS
theme was The Model Guzen. and the
speech is here given in fun. Mr.eSmith
passed the early years OF his life IN Cass
and Berrien counties but has lived
IN Grand Rapids for the past ten
wears Though only - years Of age
he is well mp in the LEGAL profession.
does large business and in politics
is one Of The most prominent and widely
known young men in the State. Mr. Smith
is not a handsome man but be has a strong
face, full of power and expression. be =
to be married IN October 20 the lovely Young
lady Who sat or the speaker. stand with
his sister. Mrs Campau. When Mr. Smith
said that he had not vet recovered from the
surprise he felt when Mis-. Osterhout said
Yes 10 SO homeiy man, be voiced the
sentiment OF every man who has seen his
charming bride elect
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
ofF TO The MOUNTAINS


ere Seed Apply.
WA-Hlsafo> Aug President clege-
land aeoli1p pasled oy Ms Cleveland aus
her mother M- Folsom aai Cd. aAi
Sis lamont Hil .eage Washington eo
rolfe far fte Aiirau1ocss ie morTas lal-
sll Mrs Lamont viii leave fac party a.
AlaauF ali viii spend their vacation iu
AeN y IRA State
N8maii vi be- for~ariei lo ofhe President
" opened of him llr.us hls sosence Auf
public business requiring his Immediate
consideration will bee orogghl t3 Ills atleu-
tlun bg the Cabinet officers To ile mum
erous special correspondents Wh3 have
asked to accompany hIm on his trap. tle
President bias ,all that be- was sure that the
public .ll uot desire lnaI minute details
slou.d br given ~ all IBIS movements dur
iug bis vacation as sacl d cuutsr w0uld
utterly defeat the object anl purposes
of lIs trap. which are complete
rest an1 4ule, and freedom from annoy
lie believes tllr the people are Niilns t0
c0noede tlis to hlm. al1. 30 Tar a. their fe-
QlIremeuis are concerned in the matter of
news. that they viii oe satisfied 90 permit
lisi q release from iutruslon. AT aug
rate. he viii feel uly Justified
in ara effort 10 render unsuccessful
any attempt lo def ,at bis wish ln tais par
ucular. la recognition, however, oi par
donabie curiosity. as 10 incidents of inter
est that may take place during his vacation.
he has himself made arrangements whereby
ans thing that the public should he inter
ested lu or ought 10 know concerning his
movements will be furnished the agents
Of the regular press associations.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
BLAINE IN WAR PAL.
Preparing TO Attack Bayal
Foreign Policy.
4 GREAT MASS Of EVIDENCE StCUs
fhs State Depsr asent 20 bs ihe ~
Point OF Assault ~ Intends 81
Make ths Greatest Effort
o. 1lS Lite.

MAsHlEegos. Aae l5- The Hs.4 t.ll
publishes ihe following James q Bia
is evidently arm|ne iar an sssallt aIou
present administrator. especially iu rees
a. ghe conduct 81 the Department el s.4
Within ihs past Tea dags BE- haas ssal o. 81
Capitol ior q large ilsi oi eaeeatfe doc
mea copies ~ official oamnanie.aons
Congress fram ihe President and iue n
psrfmenfs IAis lndieales ihai he is pr
fsrlHE fur an beETessi Ft campaign iis BAL
eof CeuN Uleie isf uf fflelol Netlts. q.
Frouralng acts. lnlIu1 lg iaf tfNrT an
hareor hlI documents relating l1 larl
tit coinage 0f silver ilf rauaucI nf Il
Treasury Department in raeara lo nelll.l
tie surplus ano other -lhItgis lpel - ll.
Tie Aelaucralt party in loufles
aa1 Ilr admlaistraaal arc uu
aereed- Bli the lArss.l demand be-
been far l0eaAiruis rrlaunf tp tl
STATE Department lls lAs aaiaIuel ia
troubles aiil Canada. and ihe imprsou
ment oi Editor Cutting n NeKg1. copies 50
new Treaties and old luestes eitl suE Elsa.
and viii other countries ie has caiir.
for bui c1Dic no. Del saIpiel Nlia from OBJ
document room ~ ihf Capitol. prnlt.
copies oi the new treaty Via England. rtIa
tive 90 The e1uai.lon uf dynamite tends
which is now a sanIeCi oi dip.au.allc neea
uons. bui De ls uu doubt arl4lfr
from another source Wifl rt-.ahH
copy. That treaty tas aIrea1g anFerei ll
irish newspaper and iAe Irish psulais 49,.
- Mr. Blaine j. knoWl 81 hage heel i.
close consultation viii IaUlrk Ford th'
editor of ihe irlsl hr'1 lately Is is o. !.
q.
among other ttinrt of tlat indignation :.
AZ effort % catch ihe Irish Yofe. tfrfailll
he is prepared ior a great caori and .i :
apparent that tle slaie D..a.iDeni in it
foreign policy is eo.ng o. be the ma.n po.n
81 attack
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
A eo.LTLeA. SENSATION.
a ksussrs.ols Letter Alleged - Have
Besu " rirlsn ~ Daa a. nickinsan-

Gsesu " ritlsn ~ Dea "A Dickinson.
lhe nsueI L.a...s Aeas. ca Saturday
Published in fne form ai dispatch from
haIanazao. The faslowine letter ALLEGED a.
have teen written b. Don Al Dickinson o.
Co Dr Foster Pratt The letter. the Ae.ss
says, has herrioieFe besn guarded wilh ihe
utmost secrecy. and s.gh ne eKoepilon Of
those confidential lisads of Df Pratt
Martin NoniEomerV. hon Charles n
sIuAu aua \ h sieWarl-uo one has ever
seen II. 10 sag thai tAe letter made q sen
saiiOu here ls 90 put d decidedly laiid
Herewith % Il given ln flil
DerRou Dec. 81. is-2
Dr. Foster Pratt Chairman. ele kalaulalso.
Aieh-
DEsR slHI have iullg made up my
mlud-the death ~ Greeley having c0u-
hrmed me lu ihe delermlualion Thai
shall never vote 0r zci wlth ihe Democratic
party a. zn or1an. cation again. The Deu-
ocrauc party. passiye.Y or actively, a. lts
members may please 10 say. defeated 0rve-
ley. aua oy defeating hlm broke Auy iilk
Which might still have bound the pfagfes
siYc men II Ihe old organization Io &C.
Horace 0rseley was 90 nae al exponent Of
an that VA good. progressive and great in
thls country. ] supported Aim an1 was Tor
hls nomination long before Baltimore aud
even before Cincinnati. Was Tor him, nOf
from any motive oi expedlency. bli because
I thoroughly believed la him and thought
him the man OF the time. Personally. j
refered aud loved him, aud uDt ali Tie
sancers aud bitter things that were said oi
hlm during the campaign sserseo me
hairs breadth from my regard Tor ham.
Vas chosen. by Democratic Conyen
a her III ha Central
miuee irom this in-i district and have.
as Nou know. held The office ~ Secretary oi
The Executive Committee since that con
Seut ID, " Mich sent delegates 90 Baltimore.
J was So chosen a. a Greeley man. do
uo. luiuk the rank and Gle The MASSES #
the party have endorsed the work Of that
or Oi the Baltimore Convention They have
chosen rather to blcser over the truths told
0f their ignorance and corruption Of other
days by Mr. Greeley. ani 10 revenge the
telling Of them on their country.
have more hope OF the thieves than of
the stolidly ignorant Nho sway about the
feet of truth, crying, Cruelty himi Cru
city him.
Holding these views cannot. of course.
hold d position IN the Democratic party
aud l hereby resign my official and lndl-
viduAl position therein.
think no one can say that did not bear
my share, M time and money, ia the late
campaign, nor that, in whatever / did.
worked for personal ends.
Horace Greeley Is dead-Of A broken
heart Dead Of too much trust in the peo-
Pile Dead Of the blows Of Ignorance and
partisan maligniiy, and ] trust all Demo.
Gratis who feel the need of il, have re-
yenge which l. sweet % them.
await the new party, which shall take
az and carry forward the living principles
OF our dead leader. Nours very truly
Dos NJ DICkINsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

PHuLADErrmIA. Aug. IS Fritz Stein. q
reporter on the German Dcmoraf. was dis
charged on TUESDAY for drunkenness He
went home TO his wife and four
children who had only recently came
from New York. snd who boarded
on Filberf-st. near Ninth. and said
that he intended to Kill himself lie ex-
hibiied package containing q large qusHt-
itv of chloral. which be said be intended 20
swallow He has disappeared and 81 is
feared that be has earned out his threat
His wife and children went - the Central
Station. and being without means were sent
to th. Wavfarer Lodge
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
a New England slusging Match.

DoyER \. H.. Aug. l5.-Denny Healy. Of
Lawrence. and Jim Gallagher of Boston,
fought FIVE rounds for $3.50. London prize
rules, early This morning, on bridge be
tween New Hampshire and Maine. near
Eliot. Maine ln the first round Healy got
first blood. In the subsequent rounds Gal
lagher had il all his own way. and Healv
was terribly beaten Gallagher was hardly
marked. There were about two hundred
spectators mostly touEhs. and there Was
fierce display of revOivers for use IN case II
any attempt al interference bv the authOri-
ties. Healy weighed l5s pounds aud Gala
CHER 10 Healv has challenged Gallagher
fo fight again within week
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

BArMoeE, Nd, Aug l5.-Twenty five
novices received the black veil at the Notre
Dame Convent today The ceremonies were
very impressive. After the candidates had
been invested with The wells and a crown of
thorns placed on the head of each. the
newly pr0fessed sisters formed in square
and az pr1strate before the altar 4 funeral
pail was lowered over the body, shroudiug
them. siguiying their burial from the
world. The ladies are al. Of German parent
age and the majority OF them We're prJmi-
neut In society
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
GsN. AUGUR sAoLY WOUNDED.

-not Four Times by s Negro Kowdy
whom Sc Attempted % Thrash
W,-Hrysr1S. Aug. lj.-5en. g. g. AuElr.
. retired army officer was awakened about
o'clock this morning 6y Two co.ored men
ilarrehng in front oC bis residence in
Georgetown RE told them 90 go away.
Wbea one of them. WIN Pope. svors at the
general The latter came out ~ bis house
and proceeded to thrash Pope with a cane.
Pope drew revolver and Cred tour shots.
aI of which took effect. ONE ~ them
striking f0e general in his right side. and
rhe others ln hi- Iegs hls wounds are
serious His physicians .afe tonight now
ever spea> hopefully of bis recovery Pope
was arrested h.f bis companion. with
whom ae wa llarre.inE. escaped
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

BRrrLIs. Aug. l5.-The great demon
sration OF workingmen 20 which many
persons looked forward with apprehension,
took place today and 20 the surprise of the
citizens and authorities, was entirely or
derry Speeches We're made demanding
universal suffrage and amnesty for the men
nho participated in the riot at Bovigne last
March and the Socialists furnished texts for
the numerous banners which were displayed
during the procession. Twenty thousand
provincial workngmen and Socialists
marched IN the procession.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

The Mning Journal has 20 acknowiedge a
pleasant call from Lloyd Bre4ee. editor-in-
chief of ihe Grand Rapids TrLEeHAN-
HERNp. accompanied by bis wife. they a..
rived in the city yesterday ana are quar-
tered Al The Nesuard Mr Breeze has msae
the Trf fFsHsN-liER.Ip one of the best dsiiy
papers in the State. and one 90 which the
Valley Cify may vel ieei proud. still De
Is not content and ~ daily Increasing fhe
popularity Of sheet Mt and Mrs Breeze
visif Lake Superior for a taste of woods
lfe and the Miu.s0 J1tfrr1i wishes them
tbe best IF luck in hunting ard fishing
"Ys editor slwavs deserves the best Mr.
gasHs NtHisg InareI.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
THROUGH a TUBE

Issdore Never. Bresfhed seven Years
Through r Role in Hss Neck.
Isad0re Mevers died A. 81 Mary hospital
last midnight Meyers IS The man who has
b-eafhe3 through a trscbeofomy tube
flr ihe past seven year. The tu5e Has
placed inst below has Adams apple
When he spoke - was oa. Eei fo r'see bis
6n9er over ihe faoe in order io - breath
to produce sound When his ieE vae 80
nafafo7 Aur chf0-nfarm ~as sauiss-
fera1 through fhe fnbe - firfrsf tare1
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Loyp3S. Aug l5.-The Daag Telegraph,
referring 20 the rival National League meet
ings AZ Chicago, says the Irish people az
home are unable 20 discern which of their
American champions are selfsccking place
hunters or which are genuine. If mistaken,
svmuathizers with the Irish cause. Mr.
Dtyitts attempt 90 stem The tide Ot Ameri-
can Irlslmen is creditabie, but is likely To
boz less popular IN Ireland than the OUT
-Ilken FenLans-m nl the Orators
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

NJ Tayier. whose singing A. - Andrew q
Cathedral YESTERDAY gave pleasure o. ths
large congregation. ard who represents the
firm of Pero'af Co. the larvesi far desl
ers iu ths Northwest viii remain bui sue
,iav more vith bis hne display 0f beautiful
flr garments Al who have not set done
80 should not neglect the opportunity n
seeing tie finest display OF fars ever brought
Co this cry. snd ~ eFins an order - rsfes
vhich vii. perhaps never aFsin be egusied
i- this ritv SEQ h.s SILVER .sen1euf in an
ot her column
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
THE FLETCHER FAMILY.
\ Rc-Union TO h Held Ia Lowell. Mass
Next Week

Next Week
LOWELL, Aug 10 The next meeting Of
the Fletcher family union viii be held ia
this city August p and 26 During the
meeting an historicrl poem will be reai by
Hon. Josephu- Wakefield, Of Wisconsin,
aud addresses viii be made by the Presi-
dent, George 7. Fletcher Of Chester VI,
Dr. Thomas a Fletcher Of New York,
David H. Fletcher. of Illinois, b. Frank
Fletcher OF Virginia Austin Fletcher
of New York. Calvin Fletcher. Of Michigan,
and Hon. J. q Abbott OF Massachusetts.
Poems will be read by Mrs g NJ Rogers.
of Kentucky. Josiah N Fletcher, of New
Hampshire. and Abel Fletcher. of Ohio.
Historical notes viii be read by + IT.
Fletcher. of New York. The family dinner
will be served Thursday noon. the 16th. A
large attendance from all parts Of the c0un-
trv is promised.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
Great storm ia Indiana.

W.HssH. Ind, Aug l5.-One OF The
heaviest wind and rain storms which have
ever visited the upper Wabash Valley
swept over this county late Friday night.
blowing down hundreds of shade and apple
trees. ces rowing timber aud fences ana in
many cases uprooting and breaking of
whole fields OF growing corn The loss on
the corn crop IS yerv severe. many farmers
having lost AL Rain fell in torrents and
tbe streams are bank fgl
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Thst msn Brszes ~ ths Grand Rspds
Isfrssss HTEsLn know. hov to make
ne eususper sn8 ~ r1isfske The TFfEaatE.
Hessir is unquss ens5'y ths hesi daily
uater in fbe state today = BE- rapidly
rsinfne raa,ic favor ana & 80 are Dot sed.
lr rois-ssen ibs Dsirai papers vii have fo
take hsrk sest FRI western Nictigsn ere
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Io>nov Aug l5-It IS reported that a
Chinese armr Of 81 otU strong is Quartere8
on Che banks of Che ,ungaru river near The
Russian border he Chinese government
"a increasing ifz armament with sII uoss be
haste and has ordered PRO eH ffes from
English mannfacf1rers fo be- is re-e3 im
r.r.ffafatr
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
JsWFlkY BY HE LON.
Enough Being Turned out for the Girls
20 Wear Rings in their Toes.

PRovIpENcE. Z J., Aug. l5.-Tbe iewelry
business Of this ci ~ and vicinity, which bias
been very dun Tor the past i've years. has
this Fall taken sudden boom, and
Al the present time the manufactures are
driven % their utmost capacity A num-
her of our principal concerns are working
twelve ana thirteen hours daily.
and employing on au average
one-tbiri more heip than az any
time since i~s1 scarf and lace pins
in gold front and knife edge wire being sle
most staple lticies while collar buttons in
sets of four are to be- found on the market
in infinite numbers The greater business
IS being done in plate gold. only a fsT
firms carrying lines ln gold. while silver
iewelrv. which had such al unure-
cedsntei boom last fall, now cannot be dis
posed Of at auv price.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
knights and Union. onarreI

Nrw YoHv. Aug % The Central labor
Union meeting today was the scene of re-
uewal ol the quarrel between the open
unions and District Assembly ~ Of the
Knights of Labor After rather disorderly
session in which 100 real business wss
franssc. ed the open unions carried hy
small msiorty a motion 20 adjourn
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

CFfeo. Aug l5-OaIy one thousand
people were attracted to t-e West Side Driv-
.re FarS today bv The announcement
tiaf yesterday programme would b. con-
rn1s3 The advertised balloon ascension
srd mnfs marriage d'd n0t take pIsce and
rhf demons ration vas au scknou edged
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
The COUNSEL DISAGREE.


DC a.
CHICAGO, Aug l5.-It is reported that Mr..
Foster. one Of the counsel for the defense in
the anarchist trial, is greatly at variance
with his brother counsel and holds that the
prisoners are guilty before the law Of grave
ohenses, but not of murder under the
statutes. He also holds. il is said,
that the action Of the States Att0r-
ney, from beginning to end, is ia,tihable.
MIR Foster and Capt Black spent
today together comparing notes as 10 yari-
ous authorizes with the result of being
farther than ever from an agreement on
important points. II is evident from Mr.
Fosters speech of Yesterday that he does
not agree with Mr. Zeisler in his argument
OF the day Previous. ON account of Mr.
Fosters Investigations of today 10 is said
that he viii occupy more time before the
jury than was his original intention.
The Indianapolis journal., 1886-02-20
Anusement Notes.

The Museum and the Zoo are doing their usual
business with the bills that have been running
during the week
Carletons famous opera company play the lat
ter half of next week, at English's. 1t is made
up of thoroughly competent artists, and has es-
tablished reputation hero.
Roland Reed in Check played to another
good house at English's last night, and gave sat
isfaction. The engagement closes tonight with
the usual matinee this afternoon.
''The Tin Soldier" drew another highly pleased
audience at the Grand last night. The play is
funny, and the company clever. 1t will be
repeated this afternoon, and again tonight for
the last time.
The advance sale of seats for the engagement
of Bennett & Moultons comic opera company,
at the Grand, all next week, began at the box
office of the theater yesterday, and there was a
steady demand all day. The company will play
six nights and three Enthusiastically, Thurs
day and Saturday-opening on Monday night
with 'The Mascotte.n The prices of admission
will be but 10, 20 and 80 cents to the best re-
served seats in the theater.