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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-05-26
NaterburyFiTe Alarm

j
LOCATION OF BOXES.
rne following are the fire Alarm Signals
.ui-r the new system:
- rogers & Bro
Is Cor East Main and Niagara streets,
1 Cor East Main and WOlcor road.
IS Cor High and Walnut streets.
TOR Fast Main and Cherry streets.
- Cor East Main and Cole streets
Il Cor North Elm and Kingsbury streets.
3 OR North Elm North Main and Grove
streets
Waterbury Manufacturing cVinpAnF.'
< Tor North Main and North streets
. or Buckingham and Cooke streets
,S,r CT Jye and Prospect streets
- Cor Hillside avenue and Pine street
> Cor johnson and "ateTV1lie streets
= The Plat Bros Co.
Waterbury, Clock company movement
ment factoryl.'
..NcnniEe place.
q, Cor West Main and Willow streets
.,,r West Main and WatertOwn roadI
. Horse Car RAILROAD stable.'
Waterbury Brass company
II Cor Cedar and Meadow streets
Cor Grand and Field streets
- CIR Bank aud Meadow streets
IS Randolph & ClHwe~'
- plume 4 Atwood Manufacturing com
pany.'
>, Holmes Both L Hsyien7-'
- Cor Charles and Porter streets
Cor simon. street and Washington ave
Cor South Main and Grand streets
"a Cor S.,uth Main and Clay streets
"a Waterbury Watch company:
- Bsne,iict 4 BurGham Manufacturing
company
"a Waterbury Buckle company
~ Cor South Main and Washington SIS
: seoyiu Manufacturing Company
- CIR Franklin aud Union streets
s-s Waterbury, Clock O. tcese factory
81 CIR Gay and Mil streets.
- Cor Liberty apd River -'7cets
81 No 3 H.. H'"Isa
- CT B;,lIFIp Ani Stone'stre~'--
Cor TtIi..+ .ui H-sM streets
81 Ger D.p,li,5Ie alley and Dublin 7tiset
- Private
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-05-26
Co.OperatiVeT Tailoring
Company.
l50 South Main St.,

WithEthe opening of he
spring season we would
call attention to one of
the finest selections of
Imported and Domestic
Woolens ever placed be.
fore the public.
Determined to merit a
continuance of the pat.
ronaoe so literally bestow.
ed on US in the past, we
shall continue to lead in
the making Of Garments
in Excellence of Quality,
and Moderation of Price
For instance, our 2O44
is a fine Clay Diagonal in
deep black or blue black,
of which We will make
suits to orderin the most
approved style and perfect
workmanship for $25.
Our 2O38 and 2O2o
are respectively a fine i'm.
ported Vale Diagonal and
Birds Eye Worsted, of
which we shall make up
suits in same manner, and
for the same price.
Our 2187, PIT, 2O9o
1000, and a great many
others, are strictly all
wool black Tidbits ,lChev-
lot or fancy Cassineres
of which We'll make up
Suits to order from $18
to $40.
Realizing that We have
just passed through a
serious business depres.
sion, and that it wouI
therefore be inconsistent
for some of our patrons
to pay for a suit Of Clothes
all at one time, We will in
the future, as in the past
Deliver Garments on
small Weekly payments.
naFBy request of great many Of our
patrons we have arranged for department
where we will do Repairing, Cleaning and
Pressing of Garments at the Lowest Prices
and at the shortest notice.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-05-26
Floods Have Disappeared

ROCHESTER,, May 26. - The railroads
eve resumed their normal condition and
De no longer troubled by the floods.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-05-26
BursIars In Two Towns.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, May ee.-Burglar-
es occurred in Great Bend and Felt's
Mills, and three houses were entered and
money and jewclry taken.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-05-26
pRouosr PEPPER,s succEssoR

Charles C. Harrison Honored by the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
When Charles G. Harrison recently
consented to temporarily fill the Office
of proyost of the University of Pennsyl-
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-05-26

RaFBy request of great many of our
patrons we have arranged for department
where we will do Repairing, Cleaning and
Pressing of Garments at the Lowest Prices
and at the shortest notice.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-02-16
Ghelrmofraf-SfM
APPOINTED BIZ rHE GOVERNOR.

H.H
Governor Stone has made the fol.
lowing appointments, all OF which
were promptly confirmed by the Sen.
ate
Successor to Chief Justice !. A. p.
Cimpbell, Of the supreme bench, Hon.
A.. II. Whitfield, OF Oxford. Mr..
Whitfield Is the law professor at the
State University, an crudite lawyer
and ii brilliant orator. Under the OPP
Grafton OF the law, when Judge Camp
bell retIrcs In May, Judge Cooper
again becomes chief justice, since it
Is provided that the judge whose term
first expires shall be chief Justice.
Mr.. Whitneld's appointment is highly
complimcntcd. The State is divided
into three supreme court districts.
MI. Whitfield comes from the north.
crn district : Judge Woods from the
middle district, while Judge Cooper
was. appointed from the southern dis.
trict.
Hon. A. II. LOngino, OF Greenwood,
was nominated for chancellor for the
Seventh judicial district, and succeeds
Judge Trigg. Mr.. Longino is a brill
liant young Mississippidn, a native of
Lawrence county, and graduate of
Clinton. He has served as State Sem
ator and vas United States district
attorney for the Southern district OF
Mississippi, under Cleveland's former
administration.
Hon. II. G. Conn, the present popu-
lar and able chancellor OF the Fifth
district, has been renominated.
Hon. S. II. Terral, OF Clarke county,
has been renominatcd for circuit
judge Of the Second judicial district.
Judge Terral was first appointed in
1882. 1t was he who sentenced Purvis,
who escaped deaths moose at Column
bia on Wednesday.
Hon. A. G.. Mayors, of Brandon, has
been renOminated as circuit Judge of
the Eighth judicial district. Judge
Mayors has served for eighteen years,
having been first appointed during
Governor Stones first administration.
DR.. Mitchell has been renominated
as superintendent of the Jackson lu-
matte asylum.
DR.. Buchanan has been renomi-
mated as superintendent of the East
Mississippi insane asylum at Meri-
dian.
Prof. j. F. Dobyns has beer renom-
mated as superintendent of the deaf
and dumb institute at Jackson.
DR.. Peter Fairly has been renomi-
mated as superintendent OF the Insti-
tute for the Blind at Jackson.
Each of these gentlemen has served
for a number of years in their respect
i've capacities and their denomination
Is but a fit compliment to their worth
as citizens and officials.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-02-16
To Secure Good Roads.

What is said here by the Fort Wal
Gazette applies as well to this 81
as to Texas
"An experiment is making in N
Jersey that has been attended "
results so beneficial as to attract
tice from other parts of the count
1t is State and county partnership
road building. The county thro,|
,nr in which the road is built pays n
1..?frds of the cost of construction,
shc state One-third.
THE principle is a sound one, |
with some changes that experic|
suggests it can be adapted to
States that suffer from bad roads
want better Ones-which means fol
four States. In connection with Sd
%convicts and county prisoners \
have fines to work out, the approx
tiOn OF a fund to promote road tll
ing would be puttingt taxes to as x
use as can be thought Of. Aftd
trial Of two years, we see how ber|
cial has been the work done by 4
Oners on our roads in Tarrant coul
and the supplementing the work.
a tax levy for road building is CIV
us a system Of public roads that
short time will make our populal
independent of thewe season. j
this work OF the county were I'D
State assistance to the amount Of
third. the work Of gridironing
county with good roads would
speedily accomplished.
"The best work the State could
would be to provide an cxpcrleI|
and practical engineering corps
superintend the laying.out and bd
ing of the roads, and to get the
service out OF the raw material
nished by the county. Such ii con-
nation of forces would in a few y
50 multiply the eyidc noes of civil
ton that Texas would display no
gance in laying claim to the titll
Empire State"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-02-16

Nory,O,1o Debility, SpermatorrhGa, Sem.
A>OAvCo0 inal Losses, Night Emission,
LOSS of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Lassitude.
Gloominess, Depression Of Spirits, Aversion to So
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CURED WHEN OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
URINARY Kidney and Bladder Trou.
Urine, Frequency of Ulinatinr, Urine highly col
ored or withhnilky sediment on standing, G0nor.
rhae,, elect, Cystilis, Etc., promptly and safely
cured. Charges reasonable.
To Young Men and Middle Aged Men.
A SURE CURE. T Ea,lr av vis.. effect, ssi, G +
brings organic weakness destroying both mind and
body, with all its dreadful ills, permanently cured.
Urethral Structure d1nrS; Ks%ov,,
al complete neither knife. eaustic nor dilation !
without pain or injury. Proof Indisputable.
Address those who have
BELTS & BELTS impaired themselves By i'm.
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study or marriage.
MARRIED MEN,or those entering on that han.
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Our Success
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December II, 1903. 43ly
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-02-16
Ghfprmurrat-S ST
SUICIDAL REMlRk.
How an Indiana Office Seeker y;u.,
Chances.

DO" an Indiana Office Seeker Killed
Chances.
The methods of Josiah ouirc,
recently resigned as first .ss,'. v
secretary OF state, were not unda.s.
nor appreciated by the a~yera,a"''
clan here, and he was doubtless, !.
satisfied to leave Washington y, y
ms experience in the office. A -
Is being told illustrating the ost,a''
put upon him by some of the coOs,.
men who came in contact with
A hard working Irish democra, :, y
Charlottesville, Ind, came RI W..
inyton seeking IA consular ,,no'
lnent. He called on Senator ~
hees and solicited his kindly Offices
the matter.
Have you called at the Stato
partment yet?' the Senator jnoui,|
mo. sir" was the answer.
well, go up there first by you,s
and file your application" said "
hees, land later I'll call and brio.
the remembrance OF the officials :,
case and the Endorsements. That /,
be the better way"
So away went the applicant, and
due time he returned.
"How did you get alonv?. ,s,
Senator Voorhees,.
II saw Mr.. Quincy" he answo,
land said to him, God knows VIII,
have done for the party, but i al
suppose you do"
You told him what 2" asked
Senator, apparently astonished.
II told him that God only ko|
what ! had done for the party.n
"Well, you've settled your cas
said the Senator. "The idea of tell
Josiah Quincy that God knows M,
than ne does.' and words failed
usually voluable statesman.
And it does look us If his diacno
was correct, for the freshman is $
on the list Of applicants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

New orleans. La, January 2B.--cleared
yesterdays
French bark Jeanne DARE, Beauregard,
American steamship El Mar Grant for
New York.
British rfeaWship Lauresiina Gavin,
for hamburg via Newport Hesr
American ateamship Saltwater, Gelt, for
LIVINGSTON. via Belize and Pori coriez
Arrived yesterday
Steamship El hortei Hawlhothe. from
New York January 70 10 Southern Pa
cine company.
from santa Marta. 70 }. l.. Fhipps and
co.
fritish steamship Eric Taylor. from 81.
Vincent cape de Verde. IN ballast 70 New
Orleans Elevator company
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

prlaans L., January -t,--S-cretury
# aeehiy New Orleans co-,on eN-
poyemsat has PASSED the 6gJIoJJ
~ Feeding That iglga 10y S19o1 bales.
IN i was not until the last week
That over 6,07 g9l had been mar
lount brought into sight during
J. ending today rs largely Va ay-
be Seven day. ending january %
"a and O, fine same period yeBr
'4sli the gain over ,he former De-
bale2, or over SO per cent. aa4
la'ter 1890, OF nearly g. por cent
AiITst twca,y-aN days or Januuy
Wy inclusive tine mov meut had
!! ahead of Tue same tveaty-siN
Fs1uaiy last Year. sad rs.HiI ahead
ame time year before iaE.
FMS the excess in the movement
days OF season. from September
fuary % inclusive. 600 SO -,g bales
same Us day= last season aau
lhe aedc!ancy compared With The
days OF lSa2 70 l.un,n9.
al brought into sight during the
len deys has been is2m8 against
,ie5 last Year AMI l@EG ycar BIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
NANCE ANDC COMMERCE.
ueser's Weekly statement-Futures and Spot
About saionary-sugar Certificates
Again Bought-General Markets.

compare with 5000 brought into arht
last year ana with short receipts Of 90
Tho popular estimate Tor the port ,sceptg
Is about $4,000 to 10000
spols advanced l-lar under the buying
by exporters TO OIL their Janunr, engage
ments. but futures closed pint under
yesterday The situation nov depends
nron the realization Of the pcdiction OF
a decidedly smaller movement Unless ex-
pectauons are realized Il would he difficult
70 maintain prices, but any confirmation
Of the late predictions win be the signal
for active buying and higher prlceg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
'ieElroy q Co.'S ctrnn,a

~ can La, January e6-licrlrov
u e-i, ,u.t,Ares-Allhough Iiverpoo,
enea 'I l w., higher, thus giving os
Eyenent az y' l.i' there was a later
h. ma IN the temper OF orr r. MAJ NJ - tna.
orene4 ,1 ~ IL Upward again. Prices
6gnreg POINT On two below vpgtcr-
|ondSge5 tr.c,.y,,aeeed 10 points under
FED falling '1 w in anticipation Of a
s,t week. This antIciroe' ,.l,t iae
"ensl IN a measure b rS N , was
tIma,So 5 4, ..to and ssya6n s bs% b,,.
ow. aga,gs, f' 's, Tor New Orleans 10.
|fset. a''''' 'N9 last year acted as
M '1e',s,.ement FOR the wss,, t,.
isS1 S[ estimate Of wedne45ggs,' . ended
Iint ta5. T IN aaaa 5000 Y 10 |9 ,sin
Compare ' i.,i 6arousht mo asb, g gn5
n in $50. w E,sA st,oo last year. All
'' inc coming week We
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
'Lno STILL Lno
NOTICE.

These books viii be mailed direct to
subscribers from house Of publication and
should be received In about two weeks
Amy person can get any or AL OF thesu
books by sending coupons and 10 cents
or Gyo 2-cent stamps Tor each book.
No. l--Rcyefies OF a Bachelor 2-Laya
Of Ancient Rome, B-rllylozg Scandal, A.
House OF Seven Gables. G-Ciunford. O.
The Coming Race. 7--pream life. g.
Frankensteln. "a Book OF Golden Deeds
TO- oHsoH From an oid Alanse. 1.-The
scarlet Letter 12EsaayR Of Fila. 49,
Vlua' OF Wakefield. A--Twlce-TOld Tales
lG--Paul and virginia iG--atery Of an
Airicnu Farm. l7-L0ys OF tho st1ttish
Cavaliers. is-Luclle, i0-Dreams, 25.'
Black Bcputy 2i--One OF the Profession,
2e-surtor Resartus 23--Thc Idylls OF the
King. 2i-1ho Pleasures Of Life. b.
I.ndy OF the Lake,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27


SNORT hibs-Sldes uooFe) e.sftfi6.So. dry
ssi.ta shoulders looNenl t.lSHo.5p; short
elS,af 9nes !ooNcdD etffM.
sinaNS 10,
,,,e,,s,,,.,,,tS u'isaf granuiatea standard
New Orleans.
Nov Orleans. La, January e6-Hog pro-
ducts steady at the following quotations:
Fplk ITO.
lArd-EeantSl fierce G
- pry salt Meats shoulders Ga sides
81.
laeon--Sides 57t;all boxed.
Shoice sugar cured sNWiNN.
i.iSe quiet ordinary TO good 3litis.
to, steady RIO ordinary TO low fair
i'tSss.oN
fIoAi easleri extra fancy 2SdSs pat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

January si-Thc stock mar
I't .s.ganss Irregular raere wa, was
!. IN - Il Il he forenoon, but the after
4, sd n reaction. Tie net changes
.r.laca,es showed up strong
..,sIb in sugar was attributed 70
e IT,. By circle of outside oPer-
IN a. bought the stock through
.,.,,srally used by the bear ei'aue
I, |. understood to have taken the
an idsa that the action OF the
~ caucus in attaching the in
u \ provision OF the iariS bill wil
ann bill.
y pacific was tia up by traders
Z Romance of some buying orders
H. taousat to have come from
4 lft,r the traders obtained stock
4, i, orders disappeared. Friends
- say ina; they are disclosed
q bs,ause Of The small decrease
4 \, Louisville statement for the
Il January and because Of the
,..,,se ia losses ca tue variou5
n ,st-...,,d pacific sNHfplI In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

New York, Jenuary s5.-B ..,,. g59d ~
s, rIo 94i5&469: medium 70 fair tslltii.s933.
XIV breeds i@ii bulls, dry cows .Sy55dt.ii
n I'm oneteg American steers yeiy IN ,ar
teia6i9H dressed weights reIl5V'S'V'
beef steady az ota' l.. ez,s "a. harvard
Calves STEADY wears 'sN
calves 9d2is. s,i, sbeso. ordl-
navy 10 good 25j03.30; lambs E"S F
HoaF-Nomlna;ly hrm' p'p'epYV'
10 choice 3d3.el.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

Galveston, Texas, January 20,
Receipts this dcy 1850 This week Ssa,l
MS season g.7i6,l67; same ume last see
son g.Ss.l72. shipments THIS gay - I'M, filis
, ~ seas5n a959,6l3; sales this day -
tbis week 49,; This season lsi'z'si same
line lssr season 400; stock ms gay
. XVI S7i. same time Fast season o''tJ'
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Galveston IeAaF Ia4lIIVa,I3 - e..
Receipts this day; By , Gnil' o3 SI' CT
Nort6ern 10; Missouri, Kansas ana IeA"a
n-n. tnlnl ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
LOGAN rMrcn uummENr.

The following are the ruling prices for
groceries, ete IN the market today;
Golden, Gn6i7uc per dozen boNesi cAstur
oil, 63apI5e. BOSTON coach Oil, per case,
pints, Siao, per case. quarts 500
blasting powder, S2,25 per kcs, agents. 'Gsi
price; shot, drop per sack, N,eoSfl.G5;
pI HSSSctG;I%a AND TIEs--Isaarma "a.
H. bg3isc, M, sG6iac; Della ues
l.35 per bundle; standard Arrow
Ties, SilO0ii5 per hunnle. ~ 10 sieGi
BmEs WAX --22e Tor good yellow; zoe
FOR mixed loW
nACON Whalesale EroccH charge.
C&NDY-Paln candy, 60eNe; wrapped.
6is07c, fancy mixed, In pals, suite. tan
-, IN eases l0kQil&igei rock, l2a}2ic
Goods prr dozen AruwAerrler 81 tF5f
100; pinchpplos, standard siSelt1 60. nee
onds, Si20u1,S0; pears, standard, M.eogi.25;
onds . 10, Slod2i. lO standard . 10. Sl.7J
al So = liz seconds, Nl.Aun bau, hlnptber-
rles. St.2O0L26; mnrrowfat peas 81. i6st
S6ifNc; corn, H.l0d1O; tometoes
| 10, sa@Ooe; Id. S.2NAl,4 Ai oystcru. ! 10
! !. W., G5d75c per dozen. ID (. ". UOqASc.
. III f. W.. Si.I0Gl7b, salmon. ] 10 cans
| 81 g5ft1la per dn2en. roast beef SllaE
IN: chipped nesf = ID, Sla3QLlo, l 10
GNiIFoRNIN CANNED GOODS -
| Wholesale Eroccrs an orders at the fol-
loving qaoissions p c1s,S a9 81 foI ~ 70
A,!oal S.. 80, ,.n.
Gan LES Quoted az follows. Star,
lus2C. ~ o. paIalilhe, aen, iliAHllAc.
SoF'G,EG Fea aI1g ny Az,sc Gordoya,
22..e; fair RIO 2oae; tood RIO, 2ohe; com
mon Rio. none; pBrching Rio, lSc.
FERilL!Allts- sat giano ~ per ton
FLOUR Tidal Wave. Sloo. Kaiser Aus
kE, Si.uo; sea Falry,aecnnd roller patent,
%5'3u' sea Nymph, extra foner hncF,
E1'"V, 9'A Jewel eNuh tNiIer ulolce fiioi
aII TeaIl, rolier lhuliiE; S-'Wu, Pnmper-
iii,ssl.',,' H'tV blunnt, Fi''p, NpoVe ioi car
lots lesS man GER lots W. per barrel hlgh-
~ rsbS1lh ,t9r interior shipments.
GRAIN AND HAl--Snr lots Dealers
enAlhe from store 5alpc more por ipp
ponhls on brhil' aas'r per bnshel on oats
s,tso corr hetI9S wy pet w us, oats W
I5se ner nnsh9,i corn as, asg9Oe nsr bisael;
1 seea meal ~ per ION umgthy nay $3.50
| QlN"pp n9r tadn' iniiiot nay Sii@lA per tom
t',ti f wv M NJ pcu lu'i .,,,.z l. o.,
o sy t r9 ssso,s IN ya E6 az ~ a. fol-
thrG3y , rpn' ,n S& 5I,c
l,1An,1 iV3tuiiI ,,..,o, 7,,a7,y,. -,
a. q. N.Y. iti'-i'e"he'' 'er''s "sp''c' ieaf
M3LA5ssSgSs s. ssn,a5 Ius9t mr. l7a2of;
H. Tolr go5,9ie. nTi,,a KY '-'' "pV" he'-
w; ttTi!sii'Nies 9,oiif1rtia ~ h,xo. s,-.e.
n - ", DoN ~. ~ - 1N
mart baxss g5mr5c AZ 10 I br9nd' n ond no
quart p"A''' "'~'"O' so :" "i""" "Hu HuhI-
hEStcr -t4.,a tt.aEi.c. ,ho,,o re-.
~. III q, -. ~, H@H''H'' N""'u'' 7jte'
piln'gg' III ,r,i ~, s,it st,,,,,,,. a.,.,,
a., coo,.ss E5c. flna Il ~ H. XIV 'IiS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

New York, January 2s.-l9neSl o sn of.
olsy at per cent msl me- n,seHrrantiie pa
psr sitd5i5 per cent: silver c'i
67%.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

his constituents shy about it"--washing
ton star.
"Talk about professional etiquette" re-.
marked a Walnut street lawyer yesterday,
~ met a doctor few days ago.
How are your he aslte1.
on. pretty well, 1 replied, ana the
next day got bill for Ss"-Phlladelphia
Record.
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Bible recordg- Somcrylllo Journal
Hampton-The had the most realistic
death scene at the iheater last night MAJ
/ ever Witnessed
Cason-ls that so?
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act the man who plays The part Of me W
lain v supposed 10 be killed by me mop
Cas0na~Yes.
Hampton Veil. last night the audience
took the part OF the mob.--l'eafson'
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