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GENERAL ,l1rEs WATSON WEBS ACCOUNT OF n.

FAIRS IN EGBAs
+. NEW fonr: March 1a-GeuerA James Wataon
Webb Wrttes long letter to the Tribune from Ia
sars. March !, faroring she accordance Of bel.g-
eEent sxh1 OF the cnoans, aud saying If Pfesidtnt
Grant and Secretary Fish had been permitted to
Know The whole truth. they would hare been 1cou-
ceded aix months Ego. He says the Cnhans have
1900 to $4,000 well armed troopa and as
many more carrying pIes, scytnes, Dc,
md that On tie AUTHORITY Of Sp,n.
tsh volunteer of1cer, u 100000 arns
could be landed, they would md Cubaus to CARY
them, and Havana would fall IN Afogtnight. Ihe
otlcer claimed that the gunboAta built IN tae
Cntted States had 80 guarded the .s.Aud that II
Ma8 1EpossIble to land arms and aramuuIAcn,
Gereral Webb SAYS the ctueluea pefpetrlsed upan
Cubaus actually exceed belief, and tbs c,a.
b.ooted murders and lndtscrlmlnate buteheres
perpeuated b. both the SpanIsh soldiers saa
8paniah volunteers upon delenceless women aid
children, nafe ones blood boil with indign 1eon
, 1870-03-16
TIE CHICAGO TbIBUN6.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
For the Week Ending March l6.

For The Wetk Ending March Id.
l-FARM AND GARDEN: Letter from Rursl:
Farm Implements and Mnchpe9-Testinx Of
Seed uosu-We.tern Rural Annaa1--Hot Beds
Garden 6cods per Acre-Sfbettan Grab Apples
Patrons Of HuebAndsy-Pfun1ng the Apple Trre
-Dcepra. Shallow P1oHinS-1u Bfiet: Illinois
Soil4-PA1iuK Hor1es' Feet-boxtnk Gfass- Seed
-Blatk Hntssrs-A NeH Hay.Catter-Long-
Lived Horses-Hop- Kai.iaE-Rotattoai In Crops
PAlly In Sheep-The Rate Of Wages Of Farm La
borcrs in tho United sta.es-The Crops Of la59 -
Yield and PEices.
a-FARMING: By Ralph Waldo Emerson, from 50
citty and Soutude-
3-FROM THE CAPITAL: River and Ea.bors-
Great Raid Of Mud Turtles the TrrasurJ-
Panic Amopsat the Br,ok Truut-G,vefnncut
Dredging Machlno-Mil.ous to be Thrown Into
the Standardization. Piers. Dams, Dikes,
poeke, Levres. sluices, &ad OhannefA Wanting
Appropriations.
4-.WOhAN'S RIGHTS; The Mcxeuert for Fesuzle
Suffrage At Hyde Park-A PIact;ec--. n==.aopstra-
tlon-Ihe Women Vote It Separate RAlot.BoI
Fun ind FsolIc. Rldtcule md De1idoa-A Live
~ Town tdeet1ns.
s-Ll1ERAAY: Ncw Pnblteatio:s-Kmetson4 New
Volume 81 Hs.ays. with e1traets-Br1sn.'s Trzns-
latioua Of Homera 1lad, with pastAses comparing
Lib version with Pope's-Gan Hamilton's New
Book-Winehen'a Sketches OF 0reat1on-A Tres
tic on BEnk% sud Bank3ns-WIla Eports Of tbs
Worl4The Literary Ncw1 Of tho Week.
6-THE OLD WORLD: London--Ihe Scandal In tho
Royal Ea1rfy-1hc Prince Of Wa1ea and His Com-.
panIon-The Psineeas Of Wales-Tha Preas and
7-FoRE1aN GOSSIP: Two eol1mna
s-BRoWN or OALAVERAs: A Btosy Of The
Frontier: from tho Overland Monthly.
sold AND NEW: Column of GleAntnks.
l4EDITORIALS: Reduction Of Taxes-The Illinois
Central Fund-Respest waeaauhcod-Iha Court
Houae Caansl.y-Aepost OF the Rsreaua Commit
-Eonneys CAse-Tht Warehouse syatem-
Tho Good 1ndlau-Notes On Current Topics.
ll-POETRY: Chiqu5ts. by Brett Harte.
1a-M15OELLARKOUS: sr1aps OF War Hs1seEJ-
, 1870-03-16

Hush for tho Southern Mines,
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15-Tne rush to the
San Diego gold fields 10 u1aoated. stsgea ate
dally crowded. Tue steamer yesterday carried
s6cpt 1co god seekers. Another stesmeI leaves
fo.nduoH Tor the Eaue destination. Thefa II
q report that The Cnl1A1ueu hare been ativea
m san Diego. Other p.ace8 10 the southern oot-
iinn Of the state e{e being rapidly depppulated.
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FIrek.

inls fotsnoop otout IL O'Clock. IN 1Sa Entes ~
,.: hoiei: q this PLACE, totally denoiIshtn9 rbe
91n,,anS sna ~ most q ne furniture Lon. Sio9n
e. LorIs. March 11.-An agriculture, trnn,en,.,e
S9Ee. GasEenter snops livery itAhle, and ssioon IN
MaFe11J. No. were burned On The nlxht ~ tne a
51. 4oes about 3ao, 600; in1Mance 9ass,i ~ ''>S
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New nfIcAhs matkct-
NEW 0nLEAHs, March h-Co1Tos-Aetivc It full
rt.es: Iddltng. sl5s8fsc: receipts. go bales;
ports. . a93G1 hA1et; eAlcs. 6cQo balcs.
BHEAps1u1Fs-f1ouy-1-o 6rsdts plenty and dull:
eho.ce adea scAzre md firm; sAes at ~ 6a8s %
Uatt, Csc.
HAY-$cGrQ. ...
PRov1s1oAs-Fotk. NOSE, 8s3-113:3 50. Lard firm
ut Exc for tierce; liAtdI1Hc for ktg.
Other articles unchanged.
, 1870-03-16

I.
PARt9, March 1h.-FoltJ members have s!gned
demand to] the President Of The EcunenIca
Council that the order Of del1berauon be changed
aud that the scheme relating to tufa1hLlty be I'M
medIataly discussed.
Events in Rome are daily becoming g1ayei. It
Is reported that the Marquis Of Bonneville,
French Ambassador, left To-day for Paris, and
AID that the Ambassador Of Austrin at Rome las
received from his government directions to BUS.
tain the demands Of Count Darn for the adros
sion Of French representatives to the council.
, 1870-03-16
SPAIN


AkII.COEECRIFIIUN MOB.
MADRID, March 16.-Testerdsy General prtu
sas assaued BY an autt.conscripuon mob In thla
city, but escaped unhurt-
, 1870-03-16

OUOh, t$OHI7RN Z CO..
NXWHFA PER ADTXRIlENG A1x8fM
dHtAcT2ed 10 reeIes adssrtise1*<nt1 for fHD ktH
UaH AZ h1<s1 Takes Ao. 1qe42s to rsaetvA adpeT
stse1ne.t aostess for a! NkNsPAfEaa Oh MAu4AH1e
In uny lsno4nae) t" IL 0. g. Ty<oT1s4 at ts pHa-
IdAe.st Ioseess frfc<s. -.
OTY1cx, 7px1RB08x-EI.
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The SHow Storm at NIilwnukee.
From The XiitsauExs Stntintl, Narch IL
TIC 1pnN 1tarM which set IN On F1tdar
Hoo1 Slaonaly grew mora poaserea4 aad t. Ayed
, 1870-03-16

TIE Fporo6ED INTERNATIONAL CABLE CONGRESS,
VIENNA, March 13.-Aultria ot1ern to a1atst as
an Independent power at the International Cen.
g1ess, suggested By President Grant, for the pro-
lection Of telegraph cables, but declines 10 preside
nYef it8 deliberations.
, 1870-03-16

The Canadian P1rIfamout.
OTTAWA. March 73.-In the House Of Commons,
pdsy, ptt!uon WAS presented FROM tho Board
of Trade and merchants OF OsTeeo PRAYING the
Ontario Ship Canal A bill 10 effect thas object
Has subsequently introduced and referred.
, 1870-03-16

TIE CHICAGO r ExKLY Tn1BUSr has 1 larger aud
better circulation in tt Went than any other 1outna1
1t II Al excellent medium for Advctttink especially to
those who with TO tho patronage Of the prodn
Ing cla.ees. Limited numbe1 Of Advertisements will
1t taken 1t moderate rates. 6nbsctipion price Of The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, u PCT annum. With liberal 70
dnetion for club Of ten norc.
, 1870-03-16

POLITICAL OFFENCES DEFINED.
BERLIN, March 1h-The Retcnstag has enacted
that political OFFENCES are punishable only wha7 q
criminal purpose Is demonstrated.
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PROFESSIONAL.
TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
FRO1
CoNsuMP P:1I N,
ANY DISEASE
OF THE
THROAT orLUNGS.
DR.. AVER,
1G0 WASHlNGT0N-ST.

Now ID the season when Cata7h and Throat
Diseases adrarce most rapidly into Bronchitis
ard Consumption, md when all dlaca.es Of the
breathing orgaus are most aggravated.
The headache, vertigo, and confusion. tho In
paired aense Of zme1liug,. seeinS, hearing, and
tasting, the discharges frou the nosztls, aud
hawking and cleazlEg the throat Of oneussve se
c1etons, the hearing Of false sounds, ~ Of roaring
or ringing noises In the ears or feTertsn cotd!-
taon OF the noatElla, depres,ton Of spiKitz-:hese
are the symptoms Of catarzh never to be mlstakeu.
But II to these aynptoms We add dEyness Of
the throat, swelling, rednesa, expectoraton, Hen-
al.lveueas 10 dust and atmospheric changer,
hoarseneas, weariness upon reading a1ondt or
tiuglrg, or conversation, Or hIgat hacking
cough, re may be aQ1e shat this terrible dis
eRse has reached the throat and Is rapidly 3D.
yuucirg TO the lungs. And now ne dEd
brea.hlessness upon i little exer.ion, occasIo1al
darling pains In the chest. feeling OF irritation
in the atr passages Of the lungs, burning al
exercise, cough, or expectorattou-these symp-
tons belong to bronchitis, aud some Of them TO
consumption.
ANY d!eease Of the threat, air passages, or
lungs, however slight 1t may aeem, inperatye!y
demands the most prompt and careful attention,
and any neglect may hazard even life ttself.
TIE i1clemency Of the season may lead Bome to
delay treatment TIL more favorable weather; hut
tais is mistaken policy, and attended with great
risk and danger.
peYsons Who cannot call may write for 81 List Of
question:
Address
/. WIKSLOW AYER, M. D.,
Lock BOX 5782, ChIcnxo, III.
, 1870-03-16

FOR SALE.
Twcnty.fou1thst. 1sf and 195, Waha1h av.+ two
brick ho11es. good Improvements nov. with hsFaa:
s ~ TT M e pes4
honre brick 3,tory and basement Freneh Eno5 T4teF
exe, fnIGacr, all couTenieuces, for @9,.1Q uLk1ta
HOFFMAN. LIT De1rioFu.at,
, 1870-03-16

A position wanted by t1rst-elass Bookktepe1 and
Account.ut perfectly familiar With connect
cd with Board Of Trade aud the Grain acd
bu.1ess Generally Oan fuIth satisfactory references
AdderSa Il 2 n -Bnr sSfta
, 1870-03-16
Money to Loan
WANTED,
Situation Wanted.


Y young man o. four 5ears' exreriecea!tn EEale.
lie drug house, Ii this city, to purchase an I1t efe
on7. Address for thrte Gays. II W. I1oane
, 1870-03-16

HEADQUARTERS DxPA1TMKyr or DAKo1A.,
QT11E CaIp CQXX1A2AnX OF aUBAXTINcE,
HA1Tt Paul. Mimi. Matcn 8, lEA
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. viii he received II ts
flee until II n. WEDNESDAY,. April 1, 13sr, fog
unit fhn nhs}A IApn r+r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
AVIS.

(,ONFOg.4ENENT A TN ORDRE DE EaDNORA-
" BILE G1.asriame COur de District de L. EOuvelle
Orleans e date du 90 nOvembre, 1879 les soussgnes
NOMINEES aOmmssaires par la dte cOur, q Ia requfte
do La viils dc Ia NOuvele Orleans ct coniormement
une resolution du consel de vile, daas lie but de
faire une estimation ct lln assessment pour
rOuvegs,re de In rue de III niOn, dans lie Premier
DISTRICT lie Ia des Dryades ala cue des Rem
parts, suivant I'm plan dresse pac l.. H. Pile,
arpSnteur, don't cope est enregistree la dite
Qnasrieme COur, proposent douvsir la dte rue
CONNIE suit
Ia rue de rUnion, dams lie Premier District, de La
rtrt dos Dryades la rue des Remparts dams une
et.s,,lue en- lOngueur de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rie,is ct dix pOnces, sur une largeur uniforme de
frente -deux pieds ct pOuce. La dite rue devant
atre Ouverte commencement plan depOse pour
reference speciae.
Avis est dOnne tOutes persOnnes interessees que
les cOmmissaires sOussignes ont depOse DIES copies
Pouverture de Ia dite rue, avec un plan anne x(s
an CRETE dc Ia dite QuntTieme COur de Distries
pour etre inspectes par les interesses, ct que
rapport DIES dts assessments ct estimatlOns pal
les dts cOmmissaires Sera prosecute La dite COul
pour ttre par ellie cOnfirmes commencement IL lol
fe MERCREDI, ianvier, 1871
TOutes les persOnnss don't les drOts on Les inte
rats peuvent sen trouver affectes pOurrOn. xpOse
leurs objections par ccrit dix jOurs apras Ia der
Mere publication lie Get avis Les diteA O6]ectlOn
devant atre depDsees ct enregistrees all CRETE IL
In dite QuatrieMe COur de District aim que les dit
cOmmissaires sSussignes puissent reprendre en- cor
siilSratiOn ct Alterer on amender ieurs dlts as
sessements ct estimatiOns. sis ie iugent cOnve
nable AVIAN: de les presenter pour etre confirmet
confOrm6MSut D Ia lOi.
JOHN L. LEWIS,
LOUIS ST. MARTIN,
OSCAR ARROYO,
dell IS q % Commissioners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
NEW. ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, =

gates; that any action they might take IN
the premises did not. In the least, bind the
board of which they were members. The
meeting was entirely Internal. and IN no
sense official.
The State Superintendent explained that
the meeting was not of such character
that its action would biad any except those
who voluntarily participated. 1t was
Joint meeting Of members OF the City Board
and the ward boards, AID its action could
be only advisory.
After this explanation. the motion TO
adopt was withdrawn in favor of motion
made by Captain Merritt. that the meeting
recommend to the school boards OF this city
the adoption Of the proposed compromise. :.
The motion, on being put, was carried
without a dissenting voice.
At this point, the following resolution was
offered BY Mr.. +. c. Glaudin:
Resolred, That the thanks Of this meeting
are due to Hon. Thomas w. Conway, State
Superintendent Of Education. for his faith
full efforts in securing the benefits of public
education to all classes OF children, ire
spectiye of race, color or previous condl-
ton.
NJ. +. G. Glaudin offered resolution,
which was adOnted, calling the attention OF
the Board of CITY Administrators to the un-
Just discrimination alleged to have been
made by them in favor OF the City School
Treasurer, as against the ward treasurers
in the matter of the condition OF bonds.
After which the meeting, on motion. was
declared adjourned until such time as might
be fixed by the State superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
OFFTCTAf, N0FfgES,
NOTICE..

TN CONFORMITY WITH AN ORDER OF The
II Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Or
leans, dated the twenty-eighth day OF November,
1870 the undersigned, appointed. g0nmlssl@ers 0y
said court ON the application of the city OF New Or
leans and agrecaby to resolution Ofthe City COun'
eil for the purpose of making. estimate and as
srsslnent for the opening Of Union street, in the
First District from Dryadee to Rampant streets,
pursuant to a plan drawn by Louis H. Pile,
Surveyor q copy of whichissf4ett In the aforesaid
court, do hereby propose TO open said street as
follows:
Union street, in the First District. from Dryades
to Rampant street, distance Of one hundred aud
ninety Lone feet and ten inches. by uniform width
of thirty-two feet and one inch The said street to
be opened as per plan herewith filed for special
reference.
Notice is given to all persons interested that the
undersigned Commissioners have deposited copies
OF the said estimate embarrassment concerning the
opening of said street. with plan thereto anne xed
with the Clerk of the aid Fourth District Court, for
the inspection OF whO.nsOever it may concern, and
that the reports of sid estimate and assessment
by the undersigned Commissioners will be presented
to said court for confirmation according to law.
on WEDNESDAY, tine fourth day of January, 1871.
All persons, wlIOss rights and interests may DO
affected thereby, May state specially their objec.
tons in writing ts days after the last puDicatiOn
of this notices sucA objections to be filed with tae
Clerk of said Fourth District Court, in order that
said Commissioners may reconsider and alter OF
amend their said estimate and assessment, II tlHy
deem proper, before presenting the same dOc 3ol-
frniaton, accOfAzns to law.
LOUIS ST. MARTIN
OSCAR ARROYO
COmmi ssiorers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
CONSTABLE's SALES.
James O,Hara VS.. Charles r. Guton-FtFs
Justice Court parish of Orleans, No. 4S22

James O,Hara vs.. Charles r. Guion-FlFst
Justice Court parish of Orleans, No. 4s22
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF F1KR1 FACIA6 TO
ID me directed by the Hon. George W. Sadlers
First Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish os
Orleans will proceed to sell at public auction ~
the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange on Royal
street between Canal and CustOmlOuse streets
i'm the Second District of this city, on SAT /.
TRDAY December IT, 1870, at twelve O'clock, ~.
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
its dependencies and appurtenanees, rights, ways
privileges or servitudes thereunto attached or IN
any wise appertaning, situate in the Second DIS
trict of this city, in the square bounded by ST.
Louis Canal CarOndelet, Prier and Johnson STREETS
designated lot No. 4, and measuring thirty.fO'ir
feet front on St. Louis street. by depth Of one
hundred and thirty five feet and seven inches on
one side and one hundred and thirty-eight feet GU
the other side, the rear line measuring thirty
feet and ak and One-quarter inches.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase at auction sale, by Oscar
valeton, from the succession OF the Late Alfred
Guion Fanny Blackburn hia wife, aud Randolph
GuOn their son, in conformity to an order Of the
Honorab BILE the Second District Court, parish Of Or.
leans in the matter Of said succession, dated
March 81 1863 aud said sale is witnessed by npta-
rial act, passsd before Octave De Armas, nOtarJ
public in this city, dated tenth day OF June, 1852
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Twelve months credit, upon purchaser
executing, with good and sufficient security, aud
special mortgage on the property for the amount
from the price of adjudication be deducted ana
paid in cash on the spot all costs Of these proceed
ings now about one hundred $l5Ol dollars, ana "a
taxes due on said property,
DEE Id Constable First Justice Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
CORPORATIONS.


NOTICE TO THE s1OcKHOlDkhs
New Orleans Canal and Banking Cs0pany.
The stockholders Of the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company are hereby notified that, N p9s-
Adopted November ,, 1870, : meeting e Is stock.
holdszs of the said corp0ratio0 win be heA ct the
% IF tss sa $ :, r aas pe e
the sty of New Orleans. in the state q Loulssna.
on tie twentysixt Of Deeember, lSsg oeaw IN en-
adjs~rned from day to day, and resumed and CON
tinuxd< every day successfully, Sundays and ncll-
fsa day of July, 1871 inclusive, to take into con
CELEBRATION and decide:
Whether or not they accept the 1snen n;ss an&
approved March is, 1870, untitled An act extend.
ing the charter Of the New Orleans Canal and
twenty-five years notwithstanding the reduction
Of it's capital stock to one millisn Of dollars ana
2 Whether or not thersAid capital stock shall oe
reduced to one million Of dollars.
The act above referred to is in the following
words and figures, viz:
AN ACT extending the charter Of the New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company, and the Duration
the reduction Of iss capital stock to one million
sscrloS i. Be it enacted BY the Senate and House
of Representatives. the State OF Louisiana In gen
+ral assembly convened, That the charter OF the
New Orleans Canal and Banking Company, 10 en-
subscribers to tAe New Orleans Canal and banking
Company, and tar other purposes" approved latcn
term Of twenty-five years, from the thirty first 0:
December, in riAe year one Thousand eight hunureu
and seventy, and that the fourth section Of SAID
act shall be- and the is hereby SO amended as
to read as fellows:
that the subscribers to the said company their
and assigns, shall DC and are herr ~ ere
ated a corporation, by the name and style OF the
New Orleans Canal and Banking Company. ana
shall so continue until the thirty -firrt day Of De,
,hs,r n, he Xrap
and nirsty-five, and by that shall be able to
contract, buy, receive and possess all KINDS q
propeat moyaDe and movable ah %s 20 t.
| sue aud be sued, to have common seal. and 70
establish such bylaws as may be convenient NOT
| laws of the United States or of this State.
SIC. 2. Be it further enacted, ETC., That II enan
b. lawful for the New Orleans Canal and =, nanx,ns
TO reduce the capital stock Of said company 70 cue
million of dollars, provided that such reduction be
stockholders to be called according to Law, or BY
| any special meeting called for the purpose OF con-
sidering the expectancy Of such reduction;
in this act contained shai be held or constred to
| extend or grant to the said Canal and Banking
contained Any IN Inc original charter and its amend
ments, and its rights under existing laws TO charge
eight per cent per annum interest or discount Oh
SIC. l. Be it further enacted, etc, That the cap
ital stock Of said New Orleans Canal and Bankne
the same rate as other property under thu
laws Of this State.
'ss Speaker Of the H SsSA 4 SSss
Liertenant Governor and President Of the Senate
Approved March Is, 1870 r wARworu
Governor of the State Of Louisiana
GEonox Z. Bovks, Secretary Of state.
nos tial CHI. JUMONyIILK. Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
PROPOSALS.,

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS
City OF New Orleans, December q, 1870. !
GEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE
- Undersigned will be received at this office until
THURSDAY NOON, the fifteenth instant for rails
ing tn. banquettes on GirOd street, between Ram
part and Liberty streets, aud repairing same where
necessary, according to specifications file in the
office of the City Surveyor.
All parties making proposals for this contract are
required to deposit with the Administrator of Fl
nance, as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication the amount Of i've hundred dol
lars in cash, which shall be forfeited to the city in
case of failure to sign the contract
Bidders To whom contracts are not awarded will
have their deposits returned to them on the day
adjudicatiOns are made.
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate of the Administrator of Finance, GER
tifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Raising
Banquettes Oh Girod street"
de8 I'd J. R. WEST Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

This is positively the last night OF William
Horace Lingard and his talented comedy
company, when will be presented two of
Robertson's fine comedies, and Iingards
sketches. The elegant comedyOf the ''Ssl-
yer Lining" which had run of one hnn-
dred and forty-five nights at the Royal st.
James Theatre, London, and was pro
nounced by the English press comedy of
great merit and deep plot. will open the per-
distribution of characters:
Helen Maltrarers. Alice Dunning Lingard:
Dora Merirale, Miss Dickie Lingard; Mrs.
Miss Ada Walton: Mrs. Maisrarers. Mrs
Pyne Gallon; Frank Fairleigh. Mr.. William
Horace Lingar.l; Arth"r Neriratc. Mr..
George c. BOnifacc: Major Erersiey. MIR.
Charles Allerton; Henry Chester, Mr.. }. L.
Morrison; John, MIR. Fleming.
The sensational comedy of David Gar
rick" as played by sothern over two hun
dred nights at the Haymarket theatre, Lon
don, will conclude the performances, with
| this cast:
Durid Gusrick, Mr.. George c. Boniface !:
Ar. Simon Hn9ot, Mr.. j. &. Morrison; Mr.
Smith, Mr. C. Allerton; Mr.. Brorn, MIR.
II. Fleming; Mr. Jones. Mr.. b. +. Dun
nlng; Squire CAiry, Mr.. W. II. Lingard ::
Ms. Smith, Mrs. Gallon: Mss 4rdminto
Bro,cn, Miss ID. Lingard: ada hgOt, Alice
Dunning Lingard.
Tomorrow evening. temperance OF the
Gazette COmique Groupe of Specialties. with
fifteen new stars, making the largest and
most versatile organization in existence.
st. Charles Theatre.
The beautiful domestic drama of Little
Barefoot" will be presented this evening for
the last time, when Miss Maggie Mitchell
will again appear as Anry. Tomorrow
evening new five act play, written ex
presslv for Miss Mitchell, and entitled
Jane Eyre" will be presented. 1t has
received the most Gathering encomiums
from the press.
| Opera House.
This evening, second night of Balm new
comic opera in three acts. entitled voyage
en- Chine" one of the most charming operate
novelties that has been presented this sea
sen. See Sunday prices. Tomorrow eve
ming temperance of Nine. Dumestre, ant
la Dame Blanche" opera, in three acts
Secure tickets early in t. day. Box Office
open from 9 A. NJ. to P. NJ.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The world-renowned Davenport Brother
will appear in their wonderful seances to
morrow evening, and four successive nights
See advertisement.
National Theatre.
Benefit for the relief of the family o
Thomas j. Fox, the brave fireman, who los
his lite at the Varieties Theatre, Tuesda.
evening.