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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
FEES OF WITNESSES

in criminal prosecutions in the Circuit Misdemeanors
of almost every description find their the Grand Jury
become the subjects of Indictment and thereafter for
prosecution and trial before petit jury To follow numbers of
these from the of the offence the result of
the trial. dcoses this state of facts Petty msdemeanors
cupy the deliberations and time of eighteen twenty Grand
Jurors ba and witnesses the time Of the Dis
tct Attorney is taken drafting Indictment the
is called for trathe Judge uries witnesses and al others
havlng business court, detained until the
of dollar imposed which District
torne of ten twenty dollars the Sheriff Clerk,
and fees the witnesses which latter usually paid
Of the county treasury the foregoing be true and take it
that would gnay it. those who support the Govern
feel that the standard Of the Judiciary lowered
Could be otherwise when the bill averages from eigh
teen to hfve forty dollars and the State gets dol
lar The object of Government benefit the people who
support it those whom belongs the best Govern
they for the least be of concelva
county expenses merely have trials Of petty cases. that
should be disposed of by the Justice Of the Peace the district
where the offences While the Constitution c0nfers
Circuit Courts original jurisdiction in all criminal cases. also
provides section 81 article l. that the Legislature Of
msdemeanors may dispense with the inquest of Grand jury
inferior courts of its creation Then may be safely stated,
that with few exceptions every msdemeanof could be
tried before Justice of the Peace thus saving the counties
of be remembered that
15S Circuit Courts held in the State annually, and they
be relieved of the trial Of petty mdemeanor the Of h
ing them viii be essened onehsH and probably more here
reducing the expenses less than $4,000 f150000 The
magistrates Of every district the the State
should promptly all where they have jurisdiction not
only should receive cost
Justices Of the Peace einpane iures deman and
that the right Of appeal obtains all
ton Of 81 the MAGISTRATES could = person
charged With siolating he law While rEeseIting this
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ALcoRE !. 40 u coLLEoE

compares voaby with previous years Of that institution
The attendance for 1867 209 and the enrolment up to
the 25h November 1885, which viii Be increased to probably
30 While there bat limited Of the appropriated
for the two years unexpended the College Of debt the
farm improved and the cattle and other stock increased
At the Colored State Fair held in Vicksburg 1885, prizes
re awarded to this College the best white corn IN the ear
the best display Of written examination papers, each Of
Farm shows that good crops ofcon,
h4s 49, pumpkins, potatoes. etc. have been rased The
snpenendeno Of the farm has also made number Of expert
ments Of hem successful with vriou seeds from the De-
lpartmenf9t Warrington. -.
Tbs President Il Burrus reports TWO gradual. Aos
and nine 1887 and that all q heIn are ensass' s9s =
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This and additional amount received the City of
Columbus expended for salaries Of the President and Facu
y permanent improvements furniture apparatus boiler
and boiler, repairing white House." etc. less 50 49, "a on
hand November 22nd, 1887.
viii conclude what have say this subject BY quoting
from communication recently received from the President
We hold the doctrine that may be useful make
living without invading the sphere uurpng the place of
Our purpose and methods mental and
moral culture dexterty modest refinement Of man
ner elegance and grace Of character earnesneas
purpose and conservation the service Of the best interest
the race and to the honor of God"
The report from the
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,

for 1867 was 1885, for 1878 viii probably reach ESQ From
the catalogue of the thrtyh session is shown tat only
eghtyx young from the entire State college out
side of Mississippi and than twothrds Of those
attending denomnaoua schools that have colleges in this
State The small number attending nonecarian colleges in
other States the highest evidence that you university affords
superior and satisfactory facilities for Obtaining literary and
classical education and viii add small cost to the student
The university fairly equipped in the several departments
and refers its past history earnest Of future usefulness
Among its Alumni found distinguished in all the
walks of n the ministry Of the Master many of the de-
partments of the public service, National and State in the
learned professions professors and teachers in colleges and
schools in agriculture and eommercendeed in all the
tons and industries of advanced civilization.
The receipts and expenditures Of the University fol-
lows:
Receipts from all for the year ending June
Both, 1886 s36, 609 %
Disbursements 81, 415 16
Goth, ISL s0s.ss..e. -. -. - 85,9o8 O5
Disbursements for same 1871 04
It is gratifying that the College held in high
TEEN and of honor and usefulness viii continue
be a source Of pride to the people of the State.
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subject s--your consideration. repeat previous re
eommenaaion that
DIsrEIc1 - e 20 sALAEIEs


DISTRICT ATToESEx's Be PAD SALARIES
and other eshey should be paid reasonable salaries
made Independent officers Il Is SIS rule both public and
private a the Tor services be render
ed The chacfer Of the services of District Attorney
Be easily fx He IS elected he NV officer Of Judicial
district and professional are required At the several
circuit the istrici-the compensation therefore be
hxed at cefan It answer the proposed change
say the custom in this State M twenty years has been
that Of receiving fees and that it wise to let
increased sOsa1e over 100 % snd the Der eapt eah
Of the State Violations Of lay have kept
pace with the increased numbers and he fee system has served
to Ecumber the Na petty cases that have been
very costly to those who support and intan the government
In some of the districts. few year. ago. and perhaps
compensation for their services than IS paid the
judges Of the Supreme Court I repeat that is no
custom xtyve years in this State scauI
to all deeds Of conveyance but IN 1880 the distinguished urst
abolished distinctions between sealed and unsaled
men made by private persons after which, it manifest to
torneys now receive salary Of 200-add this amount
whatever would be reasonable and r compensation for their
meanors jurisdiction justices of peace
fee any be paid upon conviction into the State Treasury
70 De applied TO the Of me District salary
tices Of the peace all petty misaemeano win have the
effect of promptly dsosing Of probably Oneha twOthrds
of the criminal in the Circuit courts of the State, thus
correcting mischief that has grown into gigantic proportions
Supreme Judges if business requires hold court for nine
menhs the duties Of Circuit jugs and Chancellors far
greater than District Attorney, and they permitted
practice w while District Attorney practice in all civil
Could it be held with any degree of fairness that sys
tenn giving District Attorney compensation than
ceved by the Supreme Circuit Judge Chancellor should
ceve legislative endorsement especially when remembered
that the system has been often candad by convictions of
petty charges with nominal fine and bill of from
twenty forty doIars Judges feel obliged impose
nal ne knowing the burden of the cost BILL submit and urge
the suggested change 1t is right upon principle 1t viii
iev the from large unnecessary and mscheyous
burden viii be Of the prompt disposal of trivial
charges and win in all respects in my judgment promote the
public welfare.
The value and necessity Tor competent
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THE AGRICULTURAL AND MrCHANlcAI COLLEGE


established to the wants Of industrial education and
develop and give impetus the industrial interest to
the State When it is remembered that the Institution
opened for the admission Of students $780, and allowing
reasonable me say three years. thoroughly organize equip
and get the machinery in good working ORDER the President
Faculty Trustees and people Of the State have
CIRCULATE themselves for favorable results reached From the
Of the law, providing for the establishment the
College, the day that its doors opened receive
DENTS and 70 this good moment every step was and has been
TAKEN with the most earnest ocude make the Institution
invaluable to the industrial interests of the State should be
borne mind that Agricultural and Mechanical College
ques time get its several departments in all their ram6ea
tons work tremendously and without friction Is organza
ton and equipment unlike that College, literary
and classical education sough and obtained The objects and
purposes Of the wholly different Efforts attended with
partial success least have been made By the President and
Faculty induce diversified crops and truck farming which
have proven profitable should and in my judgment VIII
develop source Of wealth to the State. -
The establishment Of Creameries the State great
due the College, and the number and Of the
planta hare Demonstrated beyond sersy that Mississippi
and other States eninen EaAed . Dnrx Husbaney-
This industry vii continue saa ongsnenI
ties for marketing butter and queny milk, considered
u connection with genial Climate great variety of grasses
and clover st sae and profitable investments
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.s59.857.50
Making a total of. ...........

The State appropriation for 1886 .s2o, 92s 70
For 1887, same ...................-.... 29,92s %
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REVENUE AGENT

appreciated when remembered that he visits every county
in the State when there believe that any portion Of
the reyenue from any whatever has been improperly
withheld.
With free the Auditors Office the agent becomes ia
mar all duties connected with collections Mr.
Writ Adams Jr the present efficient and capable agent has
collected during the past years "a and has pro-
cess of collection and settlement near $50, 900.
The Legatureon the 14th of March, 1884, passed
looking to the adjustment of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-18

Seattle e tAs eestss OF surpIy 70 - 80
Of the Puget SQUAD districts
kntsn 0siambla sad Aisska iook 70 -
. large proportion OF tbstr osacsAl useehne
de. Dschinssy sns supplies.
Tia vhsl.~Als beusss Of ses Tort. fhile'
dssesi., Bssssa. Chicago snd syn frsnenes
seosg aixs s~xstie - tbs uofsk Rseiec Dsss
a,a are fghtss sssta esd nai Tor - -
fenase.
Everv vs@k hers.ds he -stsslishmsos q
= asesey IN our mi ~ To- tae sac o. s.uo
ductios Of heir wsrss.
osbis Gers coanecsi = bosh ends Of oe 81
viih many ataer tinportsnt snterp-ts sss -
a gusstion Of fcv Ss>ks.
for ta-se rxx -o.s and tbousaads Of ososss
that arc within veaty call, ve say bay.
go are In HssalHgtla Territory fos yoH
hes "A. mike - . proas<bis visit. yeu -
here for iavesz ssnt, bay ~hiie prices are ~
Sscs exVrss-isns a. u eay prop-Fsy 10 -
astsfn states eh-spsf saAn can e7s hsfes
q 90 drA. Interest On lac MONEY Of rep -
D easaa. Of An adsAacel
We esn sell - soa nov ten per esns. ehsip9
fhan re saa ssxss dsys from tnts dass.
Spring ss1 saas hi % sii have he sADs
f-ez GO real esise pixies a. q vtli have
asse1s- I. vii bstsx sasn -. =
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Aft1s ye1 have bsseA.ssi fos On. or more
lots, shoold yoo. through stckprss or sccidsns.
ssc0sne preee-d for m5s.y. yea save oeis 70
pvesDss Juur checks az tie bsas and sh~y viii
- esshed on Ne spes ies thsir tulA face va;as
fou ere therefore. By shs option sai ~ VI
isses -e s6sr. insurol zgsinsf secidsns. Yeu
are youS treasurer azt p<ss-r. aud Il tAe sasae
tine 90 owner 81 vaiasbse property.
81 ala - q asy tiUs. however, present.
tas eh-e1 - eaaa for paym.n6 tbsy VIII b
mosdi.ssiy hsn~vei emf for garssd TO ~ sad
,sa 'hsrssy asnal sii rights Of pafcAass u tns
sad lad
We eser = eo.sen opports atty ssd sdvise
ysa 10 buy DOW. pozt Vsit TO- sire and seq
lis-sce 10 seOva you tbs opportunity Of ssyfog
] could have bs1sh sSsh ssd eseh . tos . les
rse1ias SGD for % Hssch aud nos 1. 10 worth 30
muse.
4sse yozf ieess4e. nc MISTER hos IN IL, earn
saEeh xx- SET yecr corner ssops before IL
boos sEd bet sas froG ths syanss
Tsasscs nsinessal sAirssls xSr hsa6iaG for
feastss
M<Entse:usirg IL foSrkhisg and growing
with bss.thy srossA-
6ss>rai esra eee b 4 ss.a.e % suhsantisl
pse9,es.i0n
Tss essiy psssrs sse alled sssh sessasts of
zsw sssssprissa
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Never before in the history of the
city was any public announcement re-
eeived with so much satisfaction as
that OF yesterday concerning the Seat
tie, Lake Shore & Eastern railroad.
Satisfaction was universal. and the
first thought with everybody seemed
TO he to spread the good news, The
regular edition of the Posr-iSrgiIiaES-
CIR. which contained the terms of the
contract for the completion Of the
read through 10 Spokane Falls. was
exhausted by . O'clock, and by II an
extra edition thought sufficient for all
requirements was sold ont 10 the last
paper. The demand continued and
became So urgent that a third edition
was found 20 he necessary. II Is q
reasonable estimate from the number
of papers sold and the interest and
Judgment displayed in sending them
where they would do the mos, good. -
that yesterdays Pcsr-lSrELliGE>eER
will be read hy two hundred thousand
persons. OF course. nothing like this
number Of papers were printed, but it
should he remembered that a single
paper. II il contains matter OF notable
interest. passes through many hands,
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Ata convention Of the Industrial
Party held a; Washington, II. C..
last month, Mr.. Nandcyanter, II Kent,
was named a. member 81 the national
committee for Washington Territory
Mr.. vanieyanier has notidei the sec
rv,ary that he viii not aoccpt. The
Republican party Is god enough Tor
him and he proposes IL stay by II.
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A strange thing happened at New
Orleans last week. Several vessels of
the North Atlantic squadron were run
into by feet Of coal haryes, and three
of the harres were sunk. Usually
when coal barge and United States
naval vessel comes in collision the
man OF war gocs to the bottom with.
ont matmsr and the ceal hsrsc salts
merr,ly ON without feeling the shock.
The fact that matters were reversed
this time is almost sufficient to Justify
the lelief that the navy Is improving
or that the builders OF harses are grow.
ing crttninAlly careless,
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Notice to Builders.

SEALSn FgoPlSt1s VIII. Re RE
- ceiyed BY iAe wsrsicns and yessry 81
- Johns Episccrsi CAurrh. :; Olympia
v. r, Tor the construction % = eesrch &c
Adopted
said plsa< Snd SPECIFICATIONS sill - on
View ia Tsrosas- q: the cr.ice - G. y Dan
sess. Arvhiseet. f-osa Mas iSsA a. sHsh- In
seattle, ~ the assscr 81 Hos t0hu = Mcyi
a: ncxteT HaTtgn i Ca kAaK. srom Nay
els; IA .7tk. and a. oNmFsz. Ia the osfte- o.
4 &. otSssea. fSsn NsS s>;h 30 June s,h
Es,s. waSa BIDS will BE cp.aesi. The rixhi
Ia e.cs-s any snss al BIDS i reserved
Hsas Niif - ssssir-ssr-t -
r 6. oERiES.
sccvetsrs. ctr.
rlNfS tkfVr1Fssz u
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FROM NOT SPRINGS. ARK.

nr, John 4. Hayden. President Medical
and surgical Institute, ssys. Il have used
Asker- hysfefsiA rshict, for iatixesgioai,
aud take grsss pleasure In recommending
the sane. since using this reme.ty have
prSscrshcd IL - numerous patients, and in
rysTy ease have hsd god results Aekcrs
psspepsis Tai.lrts are guaranteed and sold
~ A \. STEWART isi4ly
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Eelva 4 lakewood has hccn pom.
mated goE tho presidency again. These
little alterations please Relya and they
do not hurt anybody in the least.
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Proposals Wanted.

S,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- cciyed by the Board Of Trustees Of the
Hospital for Insane IN Washington Tcryi-
tory until June ID, lsss, at O'Clock . m.
for painting the new hospital building iu
secordsdee With the specifications on DIE
In this once.
The Board reserves the hight TO reject any
or all bids.
GEO. D. SHANNON,
STEPHEN JCDSON,
AMOS BROWN,
myt7 81 Trustees Hospital for Insane.
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Passionate love She % yoa
ls,ye nse. dArlsnSs He Aat sE
siSscs dc yea waat o. interrupts rs
snr a hen I am lgsf sssdias up = ed
ANN IL fiSuresF al ceny>s | tesse yea
Caaio@aA II all non I've goa n al !
that whole column ep over agxin- =
.S,sasSssSse g.ssassssss
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Mr.. sniff tta old Mr.. AnaNtns, sko
Is iasenssy examining the ~ t'eSsssssA
cS.lsee.ssa In the Metropolitan Ns>e-
aa,-,.l had no fssea thai yes were
.,srA an Sansss3r 81 caffas Mrs.
N..yss. ,.s. sssahs k.r<s I ssxisxh& L, ia.
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Mayor II. y paden. o, Clyde. ohio, says
"Acker's Rlood Eiixir cannot he recon
mcnded beyond It's merits. II has restored
my hl,-Dd % a healthy condition. foliowins
= severe Illness from hlts,d poisoning pro
nuunccd hopeless BY the physicians In NJ
tendance"
stair senator Carpenter. Of Michigan.
SAYS. Il have used Ackcr's Rla-sf Eiixir
"a ben ali else failed, and thrce bottles Of 1,
cured nae
John Hammer. In the empl0y 81 the l.
:. & ". :, X r.. III EiShart. Ind. saws AZ
her suffering for Is years with salt Rheum
ANS car-i By using four BOTTLES OF Acker'.
R.o<si Elfxis
Ackeras Bleei Elixir i sold on a sua-an
fre hy A h >rEMART ial& Nv
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IIurhe rSS,or,is II kisVi,as oeun;y Wesr
saved from the ssrs which swept Geld
enslAie A icw DAYS bark
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how TO BUY LAND.
Cer,iaeA Chseks. Payable II sight
on he Puget zen - sastOuat
Daok assven - security
for messy Invested

Il thos. de.froos II bayiaz pfoperfv On
'iDs. ssd sseoei.a propsssy euS-fs ano i4na.
.orda. - ssss the following.
we viii .iiss ga firm ihres mouths 70
ave yesrs' aGze, Ace3ra ~ 20 ths ana yea ss-
scs
Ne chsr.s ssi;hss prernssss NJ, is,srss, -
Ia sAs 0ass4. and VII give yoa ssasrAnsy
e~ea-
xe asYe lots q 80 AS Ca TIA: sre elos, %
IA sissr q ct am are <ixhsa . r4dt Al a SOS
and . s4A mi - Of tbs pSssoGes. rnry lsy
- i ard ar shss,s lots.
W. reqss-e oals 10 pr c-ns. 40 ~ earnest
~ r<y zsd ~ wsIi live c~fsa Asd caeck TO- the
g. ~ ssss .. ssea I'D evssy sasseqz-n pay.
Erai
.rse essoh . dzsvn b TIE fsxss ssaad IA.
tiord s-ss sd 4 nzds psy2bis ss ssxks. th1l
Ss2.ts-zg ii. par hssee . sAsfzss s,1 prfyt-
leess has aavs never oa<a b<ioss edxe1.
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$4,000 HOUSE.

TWO BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED lots,
i with new. q rtf-EooEz .;~o- story hosa-e-
In frst- as rsxsai-. Sstaafs-s. ou u. VERY
summit. 81 the -Hin magnificent xieg
dac nefshtssransss sBch ehaane VIII NOT
present. Itself again for YEARS foe some god
man 10 r.s hssifsfai heras. complete
with al modern Improvements.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

ID sd. at O'Clock p. m. by the school
board Of district No for foundation work
Of two school buildings. Plans with Boone
4 Meeker. The board reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids myi3td
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS.

CEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
- UP TO Thursday. May 3ist, isse. for the
labor and materials necessary In the cree
ton and enclosing of the centre building
and two wards for the proposed Hospital
for the Insane. to Re built at Medical Lake,
Spokane county, W. I.
Bios will be taken for the construction OF
the building both in stone and brick
Bids viii also be taken for the whole or
the separate parts of the same. including
excavation. stonework. briekwork. esrysen-
feywork, painting and glazing, galvanized
Iron and tin work.
A certified check IN the value Of ten per
cent OF the bid must accompany each bid,
which win he forfeited Ia The Territory
shoaii the bidder fail TO qualify with good
and acceptable sgrefies To the value OF
eighty per cent of the contract price with
In ten DAYS after receiving notice OF the
acceptance OF the bid.
All bids no; made ont on hank forms, or
rnaeeomranied by a certified check 10 the
value above stated. or tina; may be present.
ed after the time stated. viii be rejected
The Commissioners reserve the night 10
reject any or all bids
Plans. specifications and detailed draw
ingx can be seen ST spokane Falls on and
after April 18th, ls>s Blank forms and all
necessary information can be ootssns-d Of
II. ". pRrNHE!IEz. Traders National
Bank, Spokane Falls. VT.
All bids 10 be sealed and ad3resss-t 70
STANLEY HALLErT. secretary Of Build
ing Commission. Medical Lake. W. T.. and
will be reeigesi Up 10 L o'ciock noon. May
Slss, lsSs, al which tine and risce they viii
~ ny<nest Ia the presence Of Ad1e-s Tay5l
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A MAN WHO DYES TO LIVE,

flitSkE = IN TACOMA. " T. NAN
l AZ siyss "a 1--we xa3 Nse lives u ive.
ard ihe nasss h 4Ycs the hssfer &c iiscs.
ta-s>sxz Srttss - 49, ~fc< tse pass tao
sssgs asst e~es rserfers FrxrtFf - d.
r~fesz--sli TIE ssssi ! gssi1 take iuia say
sissssrsgh tUvssa Hss s-Sz@asa Into hsalstae
sauiarun q Asssi 81 ssrSslux pairs &na dis
es1sa tfsrs tarss<easssi eag sf.teEa | have
uscst a. sa4sfs e ryeasstiss. ard sar eniy
lsriEassssx Uss4 ever feasssa = scsers ns>.
s<S~k Isasie,s sz2 sad 10 Fsrenzners.i
t4c>e - az = ss sstes szssa tAfs st-Sass sSszs
fsszlRf. asrsssx an sa-e tseF y q give re-
tlr1 ". y ssazxzs<as. TxrHzsz >sezaa Dye
aosks SID - A: h STEWART t2ss ~
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Timber for Sale.

TWO MILLION FEET. TEN MILES FROM
i Seattle, with frontage on Puget sound.
easy % log and put into the water. For
particulars. address TIMBER. box III. Sc
atfle Wash Ter.
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Rru1npoUY Eenx = - -
6eneR a. De hgi1xss fneAeR. Wey - ~
Hes 6ep y. yhffwesxh. leAa q ken<-
AZ Kent
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-23
Chip of the OldBlock,

Have you got your seats for next
Thursday night? II not you had bet
ter be looking after them, for there 10
going TO be a rush for them in the
next few days. The extremely COM
~plimentsry notices that the Scott
Mills and Bonstelle combination have
received from the metropolitan pa
pers, confirm the impression that the
company Is fret class and the play
clean, humorous and refreshing. Here
il an extract from the New York Sun
Of April 18th last:
The company employed in "a Chin
o. the old Block" Is compact aud
capable. The soubretta IL loved and
protected hy the Chip, an old sailor
retired from the sglt STA, probably for
the express purpose Of guarding virgin
innocence. He wears n wooden leg,
fall deck whiskers, and seductive
wink, and~ altogether IN IL a remark.
! ably gFoteolue conception Mr.. Rob.