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rV,HE AMATEURS TO THE PUBLIC.-The


following letter been received by The Amateurs The
publication of which is deemed but Ju-ce to themselves
and their intentions NEw-Y oRK December "a, 1915


"Mr D. c. MooRHEAD-Dtar SW-l aD instructed to say,
in behalf Association for the Improvement OF the
Condition Of the Poor that while your kindness and That o.
The gentlemen a.soca'ed with you Is duly appreciated
deemed expedient decline the proposal cf The beneht
made by YOU this morning nasmuch the acceptance OF
the proposal il is believed would be inconsen w'th The
posirpn which this Institution desires To sustain before The
community. Accept he assurances y. y. ~ my respect,


The proposai made by the simply tender
OF the proceeds arising from their performance next Tues
dsv nj Palmos Opera House. II was acIuated ny spr
of charity mad il was believed made TO charitable In
stu,ion As appears from The above letter that the within
named Association Is of such character, and that
the rendered aid declined the Amateurs present
their obligations the frsnkness OF the confession ana
trst that they now appreciate the position which The In
aiituon desires to sustain before the community" The
public are pectmy informed that the proceeds
OF the coming performance Will b- placed in Ine nanus OF
w F. Havemeyer, Esq Mayor OF the Ciy 70 ne disposed
of among the poor regardless any Association wlaevar
Tickets for the performance which will embrace the
tragedy of Hamlet and aferpiece-nay be obtained at
In. Box Office of the Opera House on Nonday and Tues
day Price Ore Dollar, admit one gentleman and !sdy


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