The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02
AMUsEMENTs.

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Opsra-H0Wse--Harry Davies Is very
funny follow, and had full house Of Jolly friends
on saturday eveping 70 laugh and grow mt His
lord DsssdredsY was done so drearY that every
body cried-wth laughter. We think tho mag
nlacent proportions OF his Cupid, and the natural
attyaotions. Of gravity intertered materially with
his @riei suspension Ia sylph like forfnA We are
pleased to state that Mr.. Davies was satisfied with
his audience and their appreciation.
To-night is set apart for tho grand couirliment-
airy Testimonial to Harry Duncan. Harry Is we'll
known in Dayton; Is a great iavorite, and as this
Is his nrst benent should havo tbuslne house
He offers tho most varied attractions Of the season
First, he gives us one Of the most excellent come
dies In tho English language, Don Cesar dc
BAsan." hnpersonatlng the Don himself Then
fellows "1he Swedish Nightingale" In which
Miss Melville has kindly volunteered TO play
Jenny LedtAcvStn0s in which sho Will sing all the
original music. The performance win conclude
with that most popular OF all local iarces, "rhc
Rigs Of HelirgIe" In which Tom Hellrigle will
appear in his original forte of Reuben Johnson
Harry must aud will have good and beneficial
treat and, 'that settles that
! On tomorrow evening, Miss Emile Melville
will appear at tho Opera House In the Daughter
of tho Regiment" as Josopkiao and with the
sistance of Mr. Albert Ascher, OF Cincinnati, will
sing tho duett OF f'"Les 0jds dgfotas."f The bur
letta of "Antopy and cleopatra" will conclude
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VINO WAS BITTEN 2-We have noticed in
the columns of numerous papers, allover
the West, IN big towns aud little towns,
flaming advertisements and most extrava-
giant ptt6s of the "RENo On COMPANY" and
-'RENo CITY" located up on some rlvulet
that has the honor Of being remote and
insignificant branch of the Allegheny
river. Joined In one enterprise--one being
kind of bolster for the other-Renoism be-
caRie am immense splurge. Stocks In the
wells and lots In the city, Inflated into the
largest of balloon dimensions, were as plen-
tiful as counterfeit fractional currency-and
nearly as valuable We were politely re-
quested to publish the advertisement, select
puff to suit, all nicely printed ON a slip,
ready to our use, and make of 1t an 'influ-
ential editorial" but we were not being
bored for Reno oil or Reno City lots.
Well, Reno has gone up-the balloon was
too tender to hold the gas inferior as 1t
was and has busted bddiyi leaving behind
II most extensive and loud smell of
swindling and corruption, --r sai r-rr--f-
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STABBING APFRAY.--An affray of very
serious character occurred last night In
drinking saloon kept by a man by the
name Of Ritter, IN the locality known as
Slidertown, In the Southeastern part of
the city. Two men, named August Young
and John Hahn, got into quarrel, and in
the progress OF the fight Hahn cut Young
in the neck with large knife, inhicting a
severe and dangerous wound, from the ef-
fects Of which 10 Is Thought the wounded
man will not recover. Ritter, the keeper
of the place, attempted to part the belliger-
ents, and in doing, 80 received severe
wound I'm the hand.
Hahn attempted to get away, but was
subsequently arrested by Marshal Hale, Ia
the eastern part ofthe city, and taken to jail
A lad by the name of James Caho, who is
charged with giving the knife to Hahn, was
also arrested, and lodged in jail. They will
both probably have a bearing before the
Mayor tomorrow.