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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The latest adylces from our special On the
SPOT" announce that more than three thou
sand pc pie lad been CAPTURED ty mere
handful Of American sailors. PARTICULARS
were IT, meliatey called for audit was learned
That tie sailors were tie crew of the brave
ship "Pinafore." which for tie past week has
done such noble duty in defending the mem-
ory OF the Confederate soldier The gallant
tars. with their irresistible sisters. cousins
and aunts" VIII be At the Academy again to-
night TO give both friend and foe warm re-
canton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Amateur actors are apt to become stage
s.rnck aud their performances insipld. but no
such charge can be brought against the partic-
ipantsin "pinafore whichis now being pre-
sented at the Academy. GU don believe il.
We'll. iust 90 to the Academy tonight and
see Tor yourself that Is, II you are lucky
ennnnh To get u seat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

A lady tainted at the Academy last night
when Der Ina band informed her that 40 tick
els could be had W hen she was restored TO
consciousness she reapssd into Mysteries.
and it Was only after she was made % under
stand that the performance would be re-
Gated tonight that her nervousness and
e,,ief were overcome. ln order that no sucn
disaareeable occurrence may happen tonight
the comm ttee urgently re- net that gentle
men Wi! secure their tickets this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Never in the history OF amateur perfor-
manees has such an audience gathered to-
eether in Richmond as We're present last
last night 20 witness the third pei -ormance of
"pinatore' Fully one Thousand people We're
turned away and the demand or matinee
seats has already been SO great THAT tie
committee lave decided % give the people
an0 ter chance by re aeatng tie performance
tonight. The cast and chorus seem % sing
with renewed v..or and energy ea. b night
and the indications are that to-nishte pei
Torrance Will be the last OF the series.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The annual meeting for the election of Off
GERS of the Mon Bank of Richmond was
held Yesterday morning at - O'Clock. The
James Miller Cashier. y. h. Beasley. Di-
rect rs b Asop. A. J.. Boulware w. vs..
Timberleko. A. J.. Shepherd, j w. Pember-
ton and Maxwell T. . Clarke The report of
the board of directors TO the Stockholders
showed that the past year had been one of
the most prosperous in the history OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Natural Wool Vests. low neck and short
sleeves. reduced from SOC. 10 z,c. each.
Natural Wool Vests low neck and short
sleeves. reduced from Oc % l5c each
White MeFnO Vest. slightly soied, re-
ducel from lJc. % Soc.
Ipair aides Ribbed Wool Pants reduced
from n G. soc.
~ pairs Ladies Fancy Hose, reduced from
soc. - y @.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

Lavender silk Suit Shirt size "a, Drawers.
size 30 reduced from 800 20 -.
2 All-W0J White Shirts. Sue "a. reduced
from % 10 nc. each.
pairs Nerno Drawers. size q, reduced
from Soc. TO Soc. each.
no lies. assorted styles, reduced from SOC.
% 25c.
80 Ties. Four-n-Ilands. reduced from 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

ry-NFw JERUSALEM CHURCH MISSION.
the Rev. THoMAs A. king. OF Baltimore. Md. Will
conduct the services go smiths New hall. 3.o
north ilfih street. next SUNDAY January rth J.
morning az II O'Clock evening 40 oclock. u,
Bible How IL was Given the. Nature Of its In
a ration and Law OF It's lrteruretation.' In the
evening. After Death Mhztg" .a 15-fr.s4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The ~ nument 20 the memory of tie pri-
vate soldiers and sailors of the Confederate
army and navy is now an assured fact. By
attending tie performance OF Pima ore
which is now being given az the Academy.
YOU can spend % pleasant evening an 40 the
same ti.ne aid worthy cause. Don't miss
your opportunity. Remember performance
tonight and Saturday matinee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Remnants Unb,eached Canton Flannel.
Award piece for 30c. l5f-yard piece Tor &C..
and ! yard piece for ~.
Remnant skrting Flannel. - yards. for
g.
Remnant Black Flannel. embroidered
with gold. ~ yards for : l6J.
Remnants Bed Ticking y yard piece
for sc. and II ard piece for 25c.
1 ST. kOlIne Bed Comfort little faded. re-
duced rom - 70 2.
1 White Bridal Quilt large size. little
soed. reduced from sllj 10 0c
II 1T GRAY Wrapper Blanket. polka dot.
7Zxsl inches. reduced Ir0m 80 20 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS. sc.
KAUFMANN & CO.,
Cor. Fourth and Broad SIS.
SPECIAL SALEOF NEWMARKETS

We received yesterdayon consignment from
the manufacturer, with instructions TO sell,
eighteen Of those Stylish English Cheyiot
Newmarkets in Gray. Tau, and Brown Nix
ures. sizes %. %. 36 and 49, This Is the same
garment we have sold 80 many ofat $50 and
is to-day the Most Popular Garment ia the
market. They have been marked for this sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

A very interesting event Of the future viii
be the proposed lecture of Rev Frank String
fellow THE Scout. no Corcoran Hal. On
january On. for the benefit of tie Nissi D.
ary Society o Nenabie-,ireet Baptist church.
Mr.. Strngfelow is considered the most en-
tertainng of ali the speakers on war remin-
iscences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
,yor numors from Chni

Have been the principal topic OF interes. for
sone time past. An excited group citizens
last night were discussing the situation when
a Telegraph messenger arrived with news of q
moro interesting character ana "a ''h instant
Cl,li o,ss fc-rotten and tie crowd stood SPELL
bound with delight when the ann .Uncement
v,as made that "Pinaiore" would be repeated
., r,f-ht az tina Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
LADIES FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT

dozen ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, in
Guiding plain. hemstitched. seallopol aud
embroidered borders Reduced rom 25c. to
2Oc each
Ladies Embroidered Linen Handksr.
chie.s. slightly soled Reduced from sl.5O T.
sl25.
Ladies Embroidered silk Handkerchief.
Reduced from II 10 Ijc.
slull :. uares. reduced from 62iSc. 70 50c.
link China SILK yost. slightly damaged.
reduced from sl.25 T. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Remnant Laugdon G.. b.. Z. yards. Tor
zoe.
zRemuants Fruit Of the Loom. 81 yards
for sOc.. and yards for See
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

2 aides Fine Black Natelasse Jackets. As
trachsn fur trimmed and lined throughout.
size 81 and &c.
Reduced from $50 to SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

8 Ladies' Fine Black Choyeron Cloth
Jackets. with gray Krimmer iur trimming.
size 81, y, &c.
Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

. Ladies Fine Tan Cheveron Cloth Jackets,
with Mouhon fur trimming. size 81. "a.
Reduced 20 $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Children's Atwood Tan Camel -IIair
Cloth Refers, very stylish size four, six and
twelve years,
Reduced y 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The above are only few Of the many
Cloak bargains that will be placed on coun-
ters Friday morning.
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1886.

The choice Of Mems Oyercoats in
the newest and most desirable
shades, which were 81, SO and
ST.. this week for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Ladies' Black Cheyiot Jacket. edged with
Seal, sizo 49,
Reduced . 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Ladies Fine Tan Bedford Cord Jacket
with Mink fur trimming. slze 49,
Reduced from ESQ 10 go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Children's Fancy Stripe Cheyiot Cloaks,
with full Cape. size six. eight ten years
Reduced 70 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

3 Children's Fancy Stripe Cheyiot Cloaks.
with full Cape size four years.
Reduced % 1913.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

. Ladies' Back Cheviot Cloth Jackets. As
trachan tur-trlmmed. size 90. A.
Reduced 10 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
DOMrSTICDREss GOODS DEPARTMENT

rs Remnant. Of Bingham. Outing. Serge
and C4iicO measuring from two 10 ten yards
each. Pnce ranging FROM l3c % 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

OBJ ok Coney Capes. size 3i, SO,
Reduced from IS 10 e..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Ladies' Gray Eiderdown Flannel Bath
Gown size 40.
Reduced TO 1913
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
CLOTHING. sc.
TAKING A TUMBLE.

The most astonishingly LOW
PRICES for Clothes ever quoted
a surprising annihiIation Of prices.
We have put MOVING PRICES
on goods in every department, and
things are bound to go al lively
pace.
The season is advancing, and we
feel that we are obliged to sell
without consideration of loss, rather
than carry q dollars worth over
that can be converted INTO cash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
ESQ.

The choice Of Children's Suits
that were 81, $3.50 and 81, this
week for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
READ HOW THEY GO:

Hundreds Of the Finest Fancy
Worsted, Cashmere, Fancy, Black
and Wood Brown Cheyiot Suits.
which were S2j, $3.50, $40, SIS
and SIC 10 this Mank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

THE LEGISLATURE
Your committee feel that the bin now be-
fora tho /. legislature should. for the reas ~ we
Lave outlined meet your unqualified APP
,.rlcal h il i'm the line of pro rcss and de-
velonmept which it j. tie purpose Of this
CHAMBER to foster. 10 does not itln counter 20
o'j., of fle cifv government and visits
No ur,Ien- ru.n the city. il j.. i'm tie line of
what experience has shown all over our
rounfrv ~ be- tie true plan and policy
of building zap oar cities to wit i'm matters
local Improvement that the burden and
cost shall q borne Ivy those more lmmedl-
atelv benefited the abutting lroperty-OWn-
er.. Tins feature has been eugraited into the
.Iarfers Of many OF orr most progressive
cites. and thor rapid development is perhaps
dre more to this p.un of improvement than 80
env "tber Consideration.
We feel confident that the incorporation
of TIM. suburb into our city under the pro-
pose8 bil. vii. mark q new era iu It's progress
AMI whilst Livinct0 Iiclm0nd ID half million or
mora of taxai lie nr.p petty AZ once this VIII be
n minor benefit as compared with the
imnefns pigen 10 the growth expan-
q n and beauffyino of our cty
te f,rniebino mi more work for mechan-
ics Ia. orers AMI ot.e-, the Investment Of
- ~ lor,s in tle erection of handsome
, Vs. '' 80 o,,1 M $40. mot ada show 10 the
~, nj lie tr,,st d. "A GRAND
monument to tne oraudest ii modern sol-
Gi.rs intended bv its projectors to be COM
,',it+.d t',' 'rr cora and keeping.
IA 1es,,ertfnlv snbuit this report. AID
with II a re- clinton which we recommend for
tne adoption of the Board. James b. Elam,
loon ~ D.nneen. James H. Crenshaw con-
mitfee
The report as presented was unanimiousl
ed,l.e5 and 4 ~ ,mmlttee was appointed 10
nresent II 10 the Citv Council.
grom lie Committee ON Health and Santa
tion Mr. Thomas \. Carter requested that a
s,ersI ooInr,ittee he enpointed u present To
tie City Council the report recently adopted
in reference 20 matters relating TO the health
of the city. which request. with other SUI
gest ons mace by him in connection with
this subject. Will be carried out by TIE OAaA-
Mr. r. b. lee then offered the following
resolution. which was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
SAs2S.

The choice Of Chjldren's Suits
that were $3.50 and So, this week
for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

This ground is needed for building pur-
row. as shown by the fact that fifteen
ago sale,.were made OF a number Of
.lu street lots and lots on other streets
scent thereto for buiiGinr purposes. and IN
te deeds On record ia the chancery
gro inserted covenants on the
purchasers agreeing 90 erect
two years. aud the limitation
,. shortly expire. residences b cost
Van ten thousand dollars each. Re
your committee has learned that large
~ tic lots held by individuals IN
N.. ,raiiv were purchased with the sole
p.,.t o-iilug and living there. aud these
----s were made under the IMPRESSION
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Ladies' 70 10 J. J. Wittger. 6is Front street,
and nave your hair properly attended 10.
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state. One or two of the bright men are work
ing up q scheme which during the course OF
the exposition will give all the men q chance to
attend.
The NORTHEASTERN Guardsmen, published at Port.
land. Or, printed in its last issue sketch OF the
First regiment OF that state, and accompanied
the same with splendid cuts of all the officers.
Company E gave Q clam bake on the shores OF
Union bay last Monday night. Owing to gloomy
weather the attendance was not large but the
fun was great and the affair will be repeated in
the near future
The Pa cidc Military Reriev, local military
paper, il soon to be issued in this city. 1t will
be issued by Howe and Turnbow, both men,
bers of Company E. They will aim to print all
the military news and will try to make the paper
bright and attractive.
Capt. Ingraham, of Company E, has been wait
ing patiently to hear a reply or two to his chal-
lenge for a shooting match between q team OF
marksmen from his company and any other
company in the state, but as yet nobody seems
willing to tackle victorious E.
Company E is fortunate to have such faithful
officers as Sergt. Parsons as quartermaster and
Sergt Brown as financial secretary. The com
pany, under the direction Of Capt Ingraham,
had an effective drill on last Wednesday even
Ing The court of discipline is taking steps to
enforce the bylaws and state regulations re-
garding fines for non-attendance at drills.
Capt. l. 3. Booth. of Company B, 10 very favor
ably impressed with the idea of having the
permanent camp at Guy Phinney's Woodland
park. He says it is a proposition that the city
OF Seattle can not fail to the advantages of
and which the state can not afford to ignore. If
located here the summer annual musters would
mean much for the city, and in his opinion
the matter should be taken in hand and urged
by all the citizens
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Fire sale at schwsbacher Broa stu continues
but is drawing 10 q close.
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Tho New "Guard Mount" KuIes

number of the Ulcers *are have received
the new manual OF quart n;..tint issued under
States army officers nude. TIE direction of the
United States secretary or war. The officers
here have hardly had tine thoroughly TO ex-
anime into the book and TO understand its mer.
its. but its chief characteristics is that Ii simpi-
fes the work to q large est-aL Formerly, the
soldier performing that duty sas quired to do
much that had no practical :asefulness, but was
merely for show or ornamenas Now tina. is all
done away with. and all the eaan has got to do
is to attend to his duty. lie does not have to
bow and scrape to every petty officer that comes
along but has simply To do hsz marching and to
keep men Ia and others ont Of the camp. In
this respect the changes wrcasght by the new
regulations will be welcome 80 all good soldiers
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The Permanent SGT. Cam,

Seattle and Tacoma must iced. look TO them
selves, for the town OF citing, at which
place the SoidicrS Homs is located. ia
making the most earnezS efforts to ret
the permanent state en@arnpmens erected
al that place. The peenie thers claim
mated Tor the Soldiers Hc.sae, part o. which
could be easily devoted te the purposes of a
camp without detriment 10 t7ze home and with
decided advantage 20 tie STATE. The grounds
are said IN be level and that es.ey could be IN.
IN condition at very srz1l cost Col Joe
Green called attention to ihis matter. and said
that If the Chamber Of Com -.aree aud the citi-
zens did no: take the ma,tsr - hand az once tina
the chances were that Seattle would no, seeura
tie eucAlnuyasut az all
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Notes for GuarMsmen.

Capt Hilton is out of 'ha City. While he Is
gone as company is IN charge OF Lieut. Crist,
who Is al efficient officer,
The next battalion drill W.: be ordered by
Col Joe Green 10 be held wssz from tomorrow
II viii Ii followed By a dance
On Tuesday Company IN. q well attended
dril 81 the Arnory. The s;t.setanee IA getting
better with cpoler weather a ael tho con,paa.es
Lieut. tieorgs H. fortson. u COMPANY b. ia
expected To return 20 the y ~ about ten tav.
lie haa bean on 8 Visit 10 s.is old southsrn
hoae-
All she companies are pienfss.lg for Immediate
and extensive work in order =, prenars them.
selves for the Worlds fair tr!5- No one seams
~ AAo" yer what method wiz ,ss used 70 deter
-'-As ~a-e- con- pAl4ss Wig. REPRESENT this
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The Northern Pacific railroad affords IN
equalled advantages for quick, sale and COM
Portable journey 10 all points East. south and
southeast Trains run through 10 Chicago
without ehknge, and connect al II Paul and
Chicago with all the hrst-eiess hnes for the
South and southwest. Be sure your tickets read
over tina. line l. A. sadaau. general agent
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i Instructed each inspector OF small arms
practice Ia the preparation OF the targets attach.
ing canvas and past3ng on the silhOuetles sud
IN iayluk ont = skirBlsh range. The facilities
FOR skirInish hrins were limited, space was con-
uacied aad 40 good background or embauk-
meut - shoot against could be found: however
a distance 81 aeNg.y $40 yards was measured and
eight groups for individual skirmish tiriug weTo
eet ~ targets kaee!iag, standing and lying.
II. t and F. The firing was conducted sfrs- -
manner laid down IA Bunk Considering that
very lew Meu had ever fred at sk.rfu!sh
targets, aUG many had never seen "a taYyet
o. InAi KIND, tie airing very good. Oflr,.r,
and men tooE great interest ia the practice su,.
cersifefaa,e rivalry vas exhibited and great re-
efet experienced faat more men could not fire
given below,
Fiasr EEGiNgNT-ENFkNrRY sYLpAtsu
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CHEAP RATES EAST.

Ityou are going 10 travel take advantage of
the low tourist excursion rate via the Chicago,
Rock Island and bert Lea routes to all points
East For full particulars call on ticket agent or
address Robert kepplef. J. I. A, IS Fist street,
Portland, Or
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REPORTON THE CAMP.
Lieut.. Kimbau Sends His Opin-
ions to War Department.
Ne FINDS MUCH TO COMMEND.
Hs Favors Permanent Grounds and the
Latest Observation-Disclosures SALARY
for Adtatant General.
Ne FINDS MUCH TO COMMEND.

\ important report
regarding the sum
Eier muster and
n C am pmcnt of
the n att o q al
Guard OF Wash.
ington has been in
course OF prepare
{ 1 on for some
time by Lieut.
William Kimball,
who was inspector
and assistant in
struc tor at the
camp, and has at
length been for
warded 10 the
United States Sec
Rotary of war. The
report contains q
description OF the
grounds and the
fall roster of off,
ra.xe Th
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Must no. be COMPOUNDED with common ca
thartic or purgative pills. Cariers Little Liver
Pills are entirely unlike them in every respect
One trial will prove their superiority
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THE HONEST CIRCUS GOER
Sot the Hypoc-Ii-. Who Takes the Children
30 the Animals

tor'ho rirSus s.:S III homa-e to iii lin n't W%e
T%nt t. "a" G 'rn'i 80 -I s. me animals And
be aus" he liked them all and wanted TO
a.. Away with the hyrocrts who went only
grows - old THAI Il sntn Of the sawlust
rinE dts no; tart n. sluggish blood
r. iyor ms thy se i~ ~ nnn i IN IIEetEInS
wagon t. the ",.ttar OF :h- husv workmcn
taking thu tents down awny III tho dead hour
tinn ni II pI!rr tin" and a wish that it could
AL hc lived z, "r aGaln There is even more
cnnIri- uut gprg.ou-iv caparisoned horses
rOmc m at first 'r!uEs n TN Vi the real old
f.elin. t" the brra-' Of III" man who carried
water 10 the -iei h.H' ih'ty years ago:
wn,n ne w.. ~ s'rrg, holding n"l,ner sob no.
la III, ' s"':~n :.n-,.r II III" aa,.sooebg.
WHY ing, 20 boy .sqin for an afternoon or
for enc II ti.D-e G.lt'"riu. evening" IN Ter the
one wonders how it J. "v"r put M and taken
down a-a!n - 81 ri1oTt a ,mot Why not
ih- same AS II y5Ur hair were IN brown ring
lets. matte! Us ler.r'ln'ton TO brow none
that il - Hei 80 on top S"at. Ill your peck
"t- with thing to 'at. nay tho ir"ETtnIIIe and
rnc,r, ,rSis i, ."T Ire yh.. }nn a3nos
ihe trAIeIu -GJA al. Il ines" things. tp:re, your
s!gunAcn shaql, and III" happy little children
about You. AND be- boy a.ain.
iyrk through 'ko !H"na,er.a carefully be-
fore ras-,ng int, tho .,r"nt toni hoyund. See
j. you cannot SOS ih'NIiIar th'es behind the
bar. II tho Cages tht' llno the canvas walls.
Iur all yoW know Nul carried water 10 the
very same elephant iht' IS iaarhing for Your
Erand-on's eauut-, !ai" :; sn II Of that oddly
-rl".!ing dust that l"l"n-s only to ;i.- circus.
nu! close yolr "y"s VIA " you dream that you
nr" siippng in IN IT," he seat with u burly
"anyHsnnr lot on F'Hr heels
Their" always ian ~ ne circus, II you
conf ,hink -. stay ."'y, pom't 60 there and
uur"'r hearts. wirit their simple. solll-r.-
lr.ing. glad h"i"i j" everything rhr funny
cd ,lrpf'ant auG tn. "hl'tcrim. monkeys arc
Itry queer - th"r. "" wprd"r that they
laugh ana then brn"w" frightened rs turns,
me sanr Old iuuu% Gown j. There. too with
III" IoSc- mat you wi. r""ail ii you will only
!isicu AND not try T. ali ear bored.
50 hrr"'s 10 Il "rlr"u-. with its sham and It's
tnse. It's city u dI,y tents. is troupe Of
it, animals from the elephants I" the non.
keys, ana all that +" nnE. It the greatest
OF as much hurp ms h'i instruction as il has
beer since thrr.r-t day OF ia" cross.cnuniry
exhibition. II ~ American Institution that
M"arc all prOu4 o.,