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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
IMpUDESr FTREsUGS.
Fruitless Attempts to Burn stables at
New Castle.

New Castle.
Sperial Correspondence Ol Gazette and Journsl
NEW CASTLE, Iue l4.--A dRstardly at
tempt to tire the stables Of John Bacon.
Isaiah Fuls and Is. +. Black burn. on Front
street was made by twO unknown men
early Yesterday morning. In the immediate
vicinity ui the buildings are the Presbyte
Tan Church. parsOnaseund other valuable
strIIctHrcs and had the lire gained head
way the damage might have been serious.
Fortunately, the blaze, which had been
started ny = basket full of rags saturat,
wllh kerosene, was discovered and OK
tinglishui by the residents Of that l9calily
The stables are ali frame structures ana
contain valuable lot Of stock. They are
situated IN an alley about 80 yards bacjs
from Front street,
shortly after o'clock in the morning.,
Mrs. George WOllaStun. who lives with her
family Just across the court from the
building, was awakened by footsteps in
the immediate vicinity. She went to her
window and there intcntly watched the
movements of two men for about Is
minutes Both acted in very suspicious
manner until II is supposed, they caught
a glimpse OF the womau ut the window
across the way, and then they suddenly
disappeared. Mrs. Wollaston after this
retired, but was aroused Just at 5 o'clock
by footsteps and other peculiar noises out
side, in the direction Of the stables. She
again proceeded to the window, and was
mortified to see the lower portion of
liacon's stable in blaze. She quickly
aroused the members OF her family and
they went to the scene and soon extin-
gushei the flames.
The same two men that were seen before
ran ont tho alley just rs the Wollaston
family came from The house. Mrs. Wolas-
ton called to the men and asked them
what they were doing. One of them re-
piled with an oath that she had better at
tend to her own affairs or she would suffer
for 1t.
Under the floor of Bacon's stable were
found lot of matches. rags aud straw,
and some kerosene. There is no clue to tho
perpetrators of the crime, but every effort
is being made trace them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
BENNETT DANGEROUSLY HURT.


PARIS, June =. James Gordon Bennett.
proprietor Of HE New York H5aM was
dangerously injured Wednesday,
Mr.. licnuctL Till FROM a coach on which
he was riding. aud was so severely hurt
thatmcdira! attention was at once required,
Ills condition grew worse and Dr-.
Robin and l.cndcutu performed all opera
tinn, yesterday, with Il view Of relieving
him.
Mr.. Bennctt's condition is now danger
Gus, and the doctors declare that il is
critical.
METER REPORT FROM new YORK.
NEW NoEK. June 9.--Cabe advices Ia
HsfuR office this morning are 10 the effect
that Mr.. bennett condition is very salts.
taaiOry, aud that he will be about in few
days,
Pans. June 1.-the concierge at Mr..
Reumrtt'- house has told every one of the
several hundred callers there to-day that
he is much better. MIR. Bennett took II
little food to-day, tho first he has taken
since his accident, and was altogether 50
cheerful that the doctors are disposed IL
shorten the time they had set for his re.
| COycry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15

big Taee meeting programme has been
prepared for the Fourth of July by the
Maple Valley Trotting Association OH the
KITE track At kirkwuOd. Mascot, 2.0I, tile
holder OF tine worlds pacing record will
pace tor y special parse Of $4,000 and he
W"rld record, Beside this great attraction
the III and rs CLASSES and for n S5OO
purse IN the 2.37. "a make the sport more
interesting Miss Lulu Bates, the most
DARING woman aeronaut will jump from
balloon 5000 feet in the air.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
The ste,m.r Did Not Founder

CLEVELAND, o., June l2,-lhc passenger
steamer Nyack, which LETT Buffalo Satur-
day night with large excursion party for
the Worlds Fair, and which was reported
ms having foundered last night arrived
here safely this morning at . O'clock. The
vessel encountered heavy gale soon after
leaving Buffalo and put into Erie yester-
day morning until the storm moderated.
All Oh board are safe and well and will
proceed TO Chicago to day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
DID TINE OTHER 8oY SHOOT nins
a Case That viii Isother the Authorities
of Ashland, Pa.

ASHLAND, Pa, June l2.-Late last even.
ing the dead body of o.years.old George
Kiehl was found in the woods near here
with bullet hole in his breast and 4 no
volyer lying rear by. He and eompan-
Saturday, and not returning, searching
party went out and found the body.
His companion turned up yesterday, but
denies all knowledge of shooting. The
coroner is investigating,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
10 DR0r a.O0o N EN-.


nv F''bruibNS N'Et W tue AhA-Tbii IaiiiN
Took the Breath Of the Worlds Fair
EinanCicrs.
CnICAGu, lit, June li.--Auditor Ackrr-
man made a statement to tiuancicrs Of the
Worlds Fair yesterday that almost took
their breath away. lie told them that the
salary list for May reached the enormous
total of $4,000, and that more than 5000
employees were on the payroll during that
period.
There was general exclamation that
the running expenses were ut least 800, 900
Il month too high, and the announcement
was made that Director of Works Burn
ham had decided to drop 5000 men from
the rolls this week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
MINISTER BLOUNT RESIGNS.
The Act Causes the Annexationlsts
to Rejoice.


Renewal OF the Annexation Fever
sugar" sprrclSelS Active in the Move
mrnt 10 Join Hawaii 10 This Country.
IInNOLrEu, May 10, via SAN Francisco,
June minister Blount strols through
the streets Of Honolulu without any riSi-
bic show of armed protection. Residents
comment upon this, because, after the
overthrow Of the monarchy Mr.. Stevens
went about guarded at all times by
marine OF two from the Boston. While
Mr.. stevens may have been in dread Of an
attack by the Royalists, the impression
seems to lie that his object in having the
body guard was more to show that he had
authority over the commanders OF the
war vessels in port
Mr.. Blpunt mas rs much to fear from
the AunCXationists for his course in shield
ing Mr.. Nnrdhoif US Nj Stevens had to
fear from the kOyalsts for hauling down
the Hawaiian flag, Minister Blount sent
his resignation to Washington by the Aus
tralia, and considerable anxiety is felt by
both factions as to how his successor will
stand on the question Of annexation. His
resignation IS the only thing that has
chcered the AnueNationists since he came.
The latest rumur here in this line is that
President Cleveland favurs giving the pro-
visional goycrnmen a strong protectorate
until such a time rs the whites arc in a
ma urity,
The present ministry would be satisfac-
tory to the general public were it not so
hanpered by lot Of men who know
nothing about conducting government
that it is practically useless. Anti-Annexa-
ton petitions are being circulated among
white business men for signatures The
first to sign were Claus SprGckels, James
Campbell and William q. Irwin, repro
seutlng the largest business interests in The
| islands. The minister Of finance made d
report yesterday showing the financial
condition of the country, This shows, in
brief. that the available cash May 18th
was S5T 900. and the outstanding indebted,
| due Claus Spreckels has made demands
| upon the government for onc-fourth OF
| tile treasury balance rs due him on ex.
| chequer notes, and has been refused on
account of the governments inability tc
| pay.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
wANrED To ne KILLEp.

But the Desperate 1rain-robber's Com
panion Would Not shoot Him.
NIskLi. CAL, jane l3--Snntag, the noted
train robber who was shot and captured.
said he and Evans, his companion, had
mol had u cent of money for Il month, but
did not intend to hold up tram. They
would have left the mountains only they
had no money,
when | was shot sunday night" ne
said II asked Christopher to shoot me
dead, but he would mott
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
TT0 IPpOINTM EN- rs.
A JeIseyman Succeeds Cousin ben" Fol.
som AS Consul at sheffield

WAsHINGToN, jane l3--The President
to-day made the following appointments i.
Holmes Conrad Of Virginia. to be assis-
tant aLtorney-general,v vice John q. Cotton,
resigned
BenningtonsR. Bedle Of New Jersey, to
be United States consul at Sheffield, Eng.
land.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15

ROME, July l2,-Eleycn graduates Of the
American college here, who have lust
been ordained to the priesthood we're
given an audience by the Pore to.,.ay aud
received his blessing. The newly-msde
priests will shortly start fer The United
States where they will be assigned %
parishes III different parts of that country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15

the 'hFaN~'N tia" - stormy Voyage.
GAsrEF ORR. iura = rhe Spanish
voyage to this point. Thursday will be
passed at Quebec.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-31
SELINSGROVE.

frhe students for Missionary Insti-
Ite are here again. The fall term
mmenced last week. Our town
IS received more life again E. Our
bblic schools in town will open next
pnday, Sept. A.. Mr.. VIM. Gort-
)r's canning factory is in full blast
pw. The corn crop being a failure
bis season, we presume, it will not
Intinue in operation as long as
her years. . "A three year old boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtzapple, who
Rs with his mother on visit to his
)and-father, Mr.. John Laudensla-
kr, wandered out of the house on
onday morning by himself, opened
. trap-door of Mr.. Laudenslager's
stern and accidently fell in and
fowned. Rev. G. w. Fortney, of
|hinebeck, n. Y, who is visiting his
|ther-in-law, Rev. II. Ziegler, ID. D.,
feached an interesting sermon in
le 2nd Lutheran church on Sun
hy morning. Rev. M. Havice, of
benandoah, preached in the same
purch in the evening to the Patri-
bic Sons of America. Rev. II. G.
blem took in the Lutheran Re-un-
N at Martinsburg, Blair county,
b., last week. He also spent a
PEEK with Rev. VIM. II. Hilbish's 5
lmily at Roaring Springs, Pa.
|his section was visited by violent
pnd and rain-storm on Monday
Pght. Limbs of trees, fruit and
lnces were blown down. The I'm
IN Sunday school picnic which was
\ be held at Clements Park, we
Fesume, will have to be postponed.
Pe are sorry for the young folks
sappointment. MENTOR.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-31
Saturday, September Q, ls93.

The following described Real Estate, Wis
TRACT no. l-Situnte I'm Limestone township.
Union county. Pa. bounded north by lands Of
StriCklCr, deceased. east 10y lands OF samuel
CrOssgroNe. south by lands Of d. X. CrossgrOye
and Amos Shlrey, and ON the west by lands ul
Daniel teOer containing 1873 ACRES, more or
less with the nppurtenances. ON which are erect
cd a Two-stOry Frame Dwelling House. Bank
Barn and other necessary outbuildiugs. All OF
the above tract Is clear and In good state Of Cul-
tiyatiOn except about acres. which Is well tim.
bered also iine orchard Of choice fruit, and
good water.
TRACT 40. 2-Sltuate In Centre township.
Snyder county Pa, bounded north by lands OF
Henry X. sanders aud Christian Spanplpr east
al, south 10y same and an alley and west by an
alley and lands OF Uriah FesSer, containing q
ACRES, more or less, with the appurtenances
ON which are erected a good Two story Frame
Dwelling House. Bank Barn and other outbuild
ings all OF which Is clear and In good state Ol
cultivation, also good fruit aud good water. This
tract VIII be sold Ia one or In two tracts TO suit
purchaser.
TRACT NO. 3--Sltuate In Centre township
snyder county. Pa. bounded on the north by
lots OF christian Spangler ct AL east by lands OF
by lands OF James VI. Blngaman. and west by
lands OF Isaiah Walter. containing IL ACRES
more Orless with the appurtenances. all Of which
is clear and In good state OF cultivation.
TRACT NO. i-Sltuate In the village Of Centre
vile, Centre township. Snyder county. Pa.
bounded north by lot OF Charles w. Sampsel
east by an alley. south by lot OF j. w. Sompsel
and west by Public street containing \ OF an
ACRE, more or less with the appurtenances, on
which are erected good Two.story Frame
Dwelling House. stable. and all other necessary
ourbuildngs, also good fruit and water.
Sale for Tracts Nos. 2, 3 and In Centre town
ship snyder county. Pa, 10 commence nc 9
O'clock. A. NJ. OF said day and the sale for Tract
NO. In Limestone township. Union county. pn.,
70 commence az 2 O'Clock. y. NJ, OF said day
when terms will be made known by
WILLIAM BENFER
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-31
Notice in Partition.

In the matter OF the Estate OF John Young late
OF Monroe Twp, Snyder CO.. Pa, decd.
To Sallle Young, widow, ana her eight chill.
dren, viz: Edward II, Young Peter Young and
Ada his wife, Emma Kessler nee Young and lIar.
ry her husband, all OF Shamokin Dam Snyd der
Co, Pa, Isaac y. Young OF the same place who
Is a minor and has for his guardian John ID. Lesh.
or Of Northumberland, Pa, Rebecca Kahler and
Arthur her husband OF town and comfy afore-
said, Charett sleer nee Young and c. N. Sleer,
her husband OF the same place, and Allen A.
Young OF No 3i2 A $50 Fourth ST.. Sanfrnncisco.
Cal, and Geo. w. Young and Jennie his wife OF
scranton, Kan.
You are hereby notified that by virtue OF n
writ OF inqulsl ion issued out the Orphans
Court OF Snyder county, and to me directed that
an inquest viii be held ON the premises in Monroe
township, Snyder county, Pa, ON Saturday,
Sept ., lsD3, At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, TO make par.
ttlOn or valuation OF the Real Estate of said
deceased. When aud where YOU may attend II
you think proper.
ID. BULENDER, Sheriff.
July 90, 1873.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

The undersigned who was appointed auditor
by the orphans Court OF Snyder county 20 report
on the exceptions nled 10 and 20 distribute the
Walter administrators OF the estate Of Nathaniel
Walter, late OF Centre township, snyder County,
Pa, deceased, as appears on their first ana nnal
account 20 ana among the parties entitled
ment at the office OF James e.. Grouse. In the
borough OF Mddleburgh on saturday. Septem.
ber end, at II o'clock A. VI. when and where AN
parties Interested are requested 10 present their
claims, before the Undersigned, or be for
ever debarred nom coming IN upon said fund.
CHARLES HOVER,
Aug. 10, 1898. Auditorl
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Franklin & Marshall
MNM2NMT.

This institution offers the following Courses
OF study 10 ladies' and gentlemen
Flrst-lt prepares students for any College IN
the United states.
Second.A Course for those preparing for
teaching or business.
The ADVANTAGES CLAIMED ARE-
First-A sound Course OF study, dispensed by
able and efficient Instructors.
Second Glasses are not permitted 20 be large
In order that "a close relation may exist between
teacher and student ana personal attention can
be given. The result OF which Is careful train
Ing and rapid advancement.
Third.-lhe beautiful and healthful location
the access To large libraries, the contact with
the literary atmosphere OF the various instltu.
TONS, ana also the moderate cost.
The building VIII undergo extensive repairs
before the opening, In the way OF painting, re-
furnishing schuOl-roOms and carpeting ROOMS for
Students etc, which viii add much 20 the al
ready large and pleasant rooms and beautiful
surroundings.
We are ayerse TO hasty preparation, and Law
great stress upon thOrOughness, ana give tes-
timonial below as special case only, yet IL indi.
Gates what can be accomplished by the direction
and training received here.
"on May /, 1898, 1 commenced the study OF
Latin ana Greek at Franklin ana Marshall Acad-
emy, ana In less than six weeks had read ten
chapters In the irst book Of Cesar. and thirteen
sections IN the iirst book OF the Anabasis. As "A
place for rapid and thorough preparation for
college none can be better recommended.-W
f. CURTIS, Souderton, Pa
An Institution Of learning only should expect
recognition by proving itself worthy through its
work. 70 confirm our claims, We cite Lehigh
University Princeton, Yale and Franklin and
Marshell Colleges.
Relerencc-The above institutions and our
patrons For Catalogue, apply 10
w. W. MOORE A. NJ. Principal.
Lancaster, Pa.
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Auditors Notice.
In Re assigned IN the Court ~
Estate Of Joseph Common Pleas 0f
Martin. Snyder County.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the
Court 0f Common Pleas OF snyder County TO dis
tribute the fundin the hands uf George Broslus
assignee win meet all parties VI interest In said
estate Tor the purpose OF his appointment. at the
onice Of smith & Gilbert In the borough OF Mid
dleburgh on saturday sept. g 1893 at 10 O'Clock
\. W. at which time and place all claims must
De presented or be forever thereafter debarrud
from coming IN or claiming part OF said tund.
II. II. GRIMM,
Aug 5. iSrl. Auditor
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !

The undersigned. Attorney In fact for the heirs
OF EnOs Benier, late OF centre township. snyder
county. Pa. deceased. 10y virtue Of "a Power Of
Attorney, granted him by said heirs, VIII expose
" public sale ON thc nrrmlses Of caCh trnrt ON
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-31
3 Oldt Schlofe Shtoop.
tHARBAuoH.l

tHARBAuoH.l
niger ge ich widder hin
house WOO ich ga-bora bin,
bob draid mer aw,er leis
bartz tregt we en- heilich ding,
'feela de ich NIT mer bring
IIame fun der longe reis
Is mer des en- g'wohnder wake
I'M tswetta shtuck uff dara shtake;
Nye uft bin ich doh nuffY
sell mohls wore so is es much
sesh. board dart en- gnarra-luch
(iook mohl, es shted much uff.
dreppa--es brouch ke tzeles
[do-
|wet dich was du wild, sis So
yusht fer hut sell gle shtake.
ricgel hut uns g'shposs gu
Lmaucht;
l. booya hen doh g'rutched un
tg'locht-
[Der dad wore net um wake.
fenshter dart-gook usht mohl
he
Aawda g'mauched fun lotta gree,
1--WE INNER sin much SO
I owyet licht folt in der gong
khpookich blaich, 8 w@rdt mere
[shier bong
Was ich duch feela do
| bin ich froh, bol doots mer lade,
holb in fooricht, so holb in fraid,
Gle ich de dreppa nuff
|deer grawd uvva on der shtaik-
! seiftsa ich de shlenk aw rake,
Nit drana mauch ich uff.
|oldte shtoop, we moniche nocht
b ich i'm shlofe doh tsu ga-brucht,
Woo ich much wore en- kind
kellem eek, dart wore my bed
In ich's fargessa kent-wore's net
En- arge shont un sind.
hut mer g'schlofa selly tzeit,
|fndts mer's net by grossa lett
Ich schlofe aw nimmy so;
n yohra maucha's kissy hardt,
| lett mer eva wocker dart
Mer is net mae so froh
\ moon is uff.-are is usht foil
! peeped tsu'm fenshter rei-gook
[mohl--
Tn shined uff7s bed un floor.
Is raked sich on der wondt 2 Ich
[glawb
shodda- -shpeel fun bobble-lawb:
So hov ich's g'seh derfore.
] olles shtill, es raked sich nix,
ht now ON fenshter greisht en- grix
In selera hola sill
,rrich dart i'm shonk de dotes-
[uhr !
Use vol es is en- huls- s-wsrem, nure;
Ouch wot ich, are ware shtill.
b uft ga-wut, sis ferleicht en- sind
ware OILS much usht so en- kind,
We sell mohl on dem ordt.
ch will ich b'holdta won ich con
kindheit-unshoold in ma mon
Don lebts kind in mer fardt.
cook, we schnell der moond uff
[eildt
, long hov ich mich doh farweilt ?
Ich muss now widder ge.
lot nocht, du gl@ne shtoop, ich
[mane
ware ebbes in meim awk-en drane [!
Der obschid, dare doot we
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pMINIsrRAToRsN NOTICE. Lei

hters OF Administration on the es,
OF JOHN RADEL, late OF West Perry
|en granted 70 the undersigned, ali persoIs
Fowsng themselves indebted to said estate era
lnested To mako immediate payment, while
Pc having claims will present them duly au.
3entlcatod 10 the undersigned.
EMANuELT. KLINdLER,
Fs' ~ w. Administrator.
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A WORD With YOU,
0E.HR .RN.ADE.R 2

We want your trade, and by
means of our advertisement we are
seeking to get your attention and
attract you toour store. Ifyou are
a customer Of ours, we are anxious
to increase our business with you ;
if you are not we hope you soon will
be, as no honorable means will be
spared to attain this end. That we
keep the best qualities of everv-
thing all who deal with us vii. ..v-
test. We guarantee you the low
est possible figures.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-11
SPEAKER CRISP TALKS.

Hon, Chas. F. Crisp, Speaker of
the House Of National Representa-
tives, spent day in Nashville, Tenn,
this week, en-route to his home, in
Georgia, from the scene of his recent
Legislative duties at Washington, In
speaking of the recent elections, he
said that he did not ascribe the result
to any feeling of oposition to the
Democratic ADMINISTRATION, but purely
because of local causes. In his opln-
ion the Democratic party had only to
carry out the pledges of its platform,
and the results of Tuesday would be
forgotten before the next Presidential
contest
"The tariff bill will be reported
when Congress convenes next month"
said Mr.. Crisp, "and clean-cut meas
ure it will be. 1t will provide for a
revenue tariff and will make sweep
ing reductions all along the line.
Many articles which are now taxed
will come in free and the revenue to
run the Government will be raised by
an increase of the tax on beer and
other luxuries. | think bill will be
passed to levy an income tax, and that
the State bank tax will be repeated"
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-11
Cancelled and Withdrawn.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas has
given notice that taking effect Nov.
Is, all freight rates to and from ST.
Louis and Carondelet and East St.
LOUIS only, in connection with the
Missouri Pacific railway will be can
celed and Withdrawn. Rates from
and to all other points will be contin-
ued. This notice is issued by General
Freight Agent Halle and Assistant
General Freight Agent Drew from St.
Louis headquarters. The "Katy's"
freight business to and from st. Louis,
which used to be handled like its pas
senger business via Sedalia and the
Missouri Pacific, is now sent over the
Burlington to and from Hannibal, and
will continue to be sent that way un-
til the Burlington's bridge at Belle
fontaine is ready for traffic, when the
Missouri, Kansas and Eastern line will
be used for all new business The re-
lations OF the "Katy' and the Missouri
Pacific are now entirely severed.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-11
Milton Mobiles

This universally popular actor, tai
ented playwright, made his twelfth
annual appearance before Texark-
ana audience last night in the "Phe-
nix" which is almost as well known
to Southern theater goers as Milton
Mobiles himself, with the exception of
one or two other plays, his own, Mr..
Mobiles has no more popular or en-
during play in bis entire. repertoire
than that of the "PhGnix,p which has
commanded the applause and held the
interest Of his audiences during half
score of seasons. On last night Mr..
Mobiles and his charming wife, "Mrs.
Dollie," were greeted by large and
thoroughly appreciative audience, the
members Of which We'd with each
other in testifying their mutual ap-
probation and approval of these pop
ular "footlight fayoutes." The cast of
characters was exceptionally well
made, each member Of the company
contributing to the general excellence
and uuceasing enjoyment of the play.