The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08

HUSTON IlAtL.--By an advertisement
under the amusclahit h,adl Il will be seen
trat Growers Operate Company will give
one Of their grand entertainments ai
Huston Hall, in This city, on Wednesday
evening, November H. This troupe have
caused great sensation in musical circles
10 the principal Eastern citica and on tliclr
way to Cincinnati, will take Dayton in
the route, at the time above stated. Our
citizens may reasonably anticipate one of
the most unique and attractive musich
performances verwlthessed here.
A s'7 900 Burglary.
Messrs. Bottonus d Grace. two merchant
tailors, who lately started in a promising
business in Cincinnati were particularly
unfortunate on yesterday morning, burg
lars having entered their new store. on
Elm, between Fourth and Fifth. from which
they carried of some $1,000 worth OF their
choicest goods. 4 clean sweep was liter
ally made by them of all the fine broad
cloths and beavers upon the broad counter
shelves even searching the capacious
drawers for the choice yelvcts costing from
tento twelve dollarsper yard by the whole
SALE and rich vestings of every description,
and leaving the band-bu7cs and labels be-
hind. Then taking their time to strip the
Beautifully fitted up show window of the
numerous costly patterns-then knocking
of the neither bolts from the front door
they safely passed out, A lady dwelling
up stairs heard it an, and even heard the
scoundrels discuss their work. but was too
much frightened TO put head ont of The
window or give the alarm. Another neigh
Dor heard the noise, but dhl not mistrIist
ANY thing,
This was all very adroity done--cNhihit-
Ting all the signs of 'experts" In the bur
glary line; but after all. IL ended in u clean
failure for other experts called ''dctoo-
tives,H in II few hours thereafter traced out
all the goods. found them nicely boxed for
shipment on steamer and in very short
time had the entire party Of villains. mum
/ bering four, one an old convict. Ia the STA
ton house. Their ndmes are lJargrave
/ Myers. Maricnthal and seymour.
Tm DAY or DAYs.-Thc l9tl. or the 18th
or the nth insts., is promised to produce
something memorablc-anothcr netcoriC
sbo,oer-sao'o. Something grand, gloomy,
and peculiar;" after Che phraseology OF
the almanacs, the scientific observers tell
us TO look for it ''about this time" Like
circuses. but less frequent in visits. this
show IS no new thing. In 1918. metcoric
displays of unusual brillancy were seen
on The same night Of November 12-l3; and
/ again in 1892, in Potsdam. On the same
night in 1881 and 1882, the same lthcnome-
non re-appeared in Europe and America
but the most magnificent display came in
1888, in November. twas visible all over
the United States, part OF Mexico and the
West indies. 1t caused many sinner to
/ think seriously of his "lattcr end !" startled
/ pious people with the awakening fear that
laiter all, they might not be exactly pre-
lpared for the day OF fnal accounts; drove
to the shelter of the shelving rocks divers
lbriated coon-hunters, and entledmost sum
marily the rollickings and saturnalias OF
any quantity of fast young men, who were
apdaciously out to make u night ofitw
| This grand national show is intended to
be- n free blow"-passes and dcad-hcad
tickets, i'm no ease, needcd--and. "no post
ponemcnt ON account of the weather." as
many Of the modern flash exhibitions paste
Ion their bills.