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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

The SAGACITY OF a HORsE.--A
young gentleman named Kccnc,
says the London Times, has been
for some time resident near Nation,
and from Mr.. Rutter of lIcssic FARM,
he bought a hunting mare, which
on leaving Nation he recently took
with him to Whitky. On Wednes-
day the marc was missing from the
ileid, and search was instituted to
no purpose. On Tuesday the search
vas renewed, Mr. Kccnc and his
groom going about ten miles on the
Guisborough moors, and then to
Sleights, where they heard the mare
had crossed tho railway the previ-
ous morning. At this point the
trail was easy. The mare had ta-
ken the high road homeward, and
at Salicrsgate six men tried to stop
her without avail. AT Pickering
she Jumped load of sticks and the
railway gates, and then found her
self in her old hunting country,
making across Rycdale for "home. .
In so doing she would have to cross
two rivers and q railway. Mr..
Keene found her at home on Thurs
day night, with one.shoc thrown,
and rather lame, bua otherwise no
worse, for her cross country galIop
of nearly sixty miles, done in one
day, for her previous owner found
her OIL Wednesday night standing
at the gate of the fed where size
had grazed for the two previous
years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

/ / look,,l ilwm hi, rrr a. ihr acg
. nj llr iropie 'ar'r n, hat ,aw na
Sign ul rsosUiliun, Suilruly ho
rrigl,
~Ihrre ihey arr," ani laughe,l
outright, hGi in hYslrrlral surt IT
wax, ar he loukei uvrr the crowd
followed his ey,, and saw s"me
dis,ane, hack, as ig,.Owde,l eat and
shoullcui aNay hy'ihewell- -drcssei
and clhnWing trowG, 4 little woman
In a faded ,l~rss, and a Well-worn
ha,, wllha iicr almost painful in
It's Intense huI b., 'lul expression,
glanring rapidly fipm window To
window ~ the c0achcs gliici In.
She had mol seen the stranger, bat
a moment ..lrr sho canght his eye,
nni ia another instant ho had nim,
pcl 10 tie platform with his 'twn
lNrlmanlcaus, and making a hhi.
NJ The crowd, pushing onc here. and
tAlrc, aud running nnc ri his bur.
dies plump into the we'll developed
stomach ol'a venerable lnoking old
gentlemen IA spccigclcs, he RUSHED
toward the place where she w;e
standing, .lhink /. never saw. "a
face a'sumo 50 lMaiiy different eSs
prcss,onS in 81 Fhn' u time ~ did
that ol'thc little woman while her
hushnlil was IN his way 10 her.
She did mt look pretty an the con.
trary, she looked very plaln, but
some way felt II big lump i.io- IN
my throat Ms watched her! She
was trying To laugh; but God bless
her, how completely she failed in
tho attempt Hcr mouth got int6
tho position, G':t il never moved
after that, save 10 draw down at
tho corners and quivcr, while she
bl.niScd SO fast that'l Suspect she
on caught occasional glimpscs '0f
the broad shouldcrcd fcllo% who
clbowcd his way so rapidh'rbward'
her. And then. Us hc d,tH' rl0so
and dropped those everlasting I'Ort,
mnntcaiS, size Just turned C9mpictci
Is round, with her back toward
him, and cof,red her faco with her
hands. Anitius she was when
the strong man gathered her MP in
his arms as if she had been baby,
aud held her sobLi,g, to his breast.
There were enough gaping at hem
Heaven Knows, and | turned my
eyes awaya moment, and thlni
saw two boys in threadbarc r0u1t.
abouts standing near, wipin. their
eyes anainoScs on their little cont
sleeves, ahH bursting ont anew mt
every fresh demonstration on tho
part Of their mother. when look
cd AT thc stranger aG&'l,hc had his
hat drawn over his cfc,' bat his
wife WAS looking up at lin! and it
seemed as if the pcnt-uiI tcarsrof
those weary months Of Waiting
were streaming through her oyc-
lids.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
The Rassian Ad,anC' sn tRdia
John Ifuli's Green ere on tiie
koFlheTu Giant.

The London Advertiser SANS, ~
garling the Russian advance ~
India, that al lhe present moment
when tho Rriitsh interest ia lh,
East are completely neglected by
our Minislers-When they arc deal
10 the appeals IT lndia, dumh
as h the state 0f affairs ia China,
and blind Ia inog gsant advance oi
Russia ON our greatest dependency
lit may he we'll Ia draw attention
10 the lalv,t step which the great
Northern Pows, has taken to give
Il another place uf beverage from
which 10 WrcRyh nur Indian en-
pire irnm us-0r az least a. attach
il with Increased probabilities Of
success. As the public would Ger
tainly never hear OF such events
from the present government until
il Was too late 10 prevent them las
we fear il Is In the present cascl II
hedomcs moro impcrativoly the ia
~ OF the independent press Ia warn
them 0flhs, mcnaeing attitude taxi
On up 10y flrcign powers with ref
crcnrc Ia tho Eastern possessions
which they ARE known TO covct 50
much, and to point out the dangers
which, hy thc reckless idlcnosS Of
tic Gladstone Cabinet, are accumu-
H. ing round India, In the last
weeks OF the late ahortive session,
whicG we're devoted tu lhc whole.
sale withdrawal OF every measure
10 whirhrthc government Nas p!ugl'
ed, and to sophistical excuses for
their abandonment, the Russian
government quietly, and without
any gCmonstraucc from car minis
tcrs, took possession OF & large is
land in the sea Of OkotsE, which ii
would not be TOO much Co describe
as one OF the most imporlont Keys
OF the Far East. This ISLAND ofSa.
ghalion, or Tarakai, extends along
the eastern coast of Asia, between
I42 and lI5 degrees east longitude,
and is only separated from the con.
tincnt by u strait called the Gulf OF
Tartary. This island is about 600
miles in lcngth, aud il varies from
about 30 to 120 miles in width. 1t
includes an area of some 10000
square miles of mountainous but
fertile country, richly wooded with
oak. birch. pine and willow, and
containing besides apparently mex
haustible coal mines. The act is
interruptions end uniustitiablc, and
the excuse that the resources of the
island will be more quickly dcvol-
oped by Russia than by the Jeddo
government is too ilimsy to bear in
vcstigation. Except for its vast
mineral resources lit ia' impossible
to look upon Sagtalicn as Of any
great value to Japan, bat it is equal
" impossible to, regard the action
of Russia without apprehension and
1t ia, in fact, one OF the
most lawless acts Of aggression, or
annexation, III history, and it evin-
ccs ms much disregard for the inter
csts of Russia's European allies in
ieres,ed in the East as for the un-
fortunate Amos. whom they have
now subjugatcd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

BE- A good story is told of a pa
triotic dominic up in Berkshire,
who, in the war times of 1872, was
prone to preach Democratic poll
tics, and thank the Lord very spe-
cially, as well as very fervidly, for
any favors shown to our arms. One
Saturday night, a neighbor receiv-
ed packet of newspapers, relating
to one of our famous naval victo-
ries, and being familiar with the
parson peculiarity, dispatched
them to him. 1t was a great victo-
ry, and the good man rose TO his
prayer, trembling with excitement
all the more that the subject mat
ter would be news TO most, of his
hearers, We desire to thank thee,
he began, for the great victory
that our frigate tbe-the-Tve for
gotten the name, but no matter,
our frigate has gained, over the en-
emy's sbip-oi-war, the-the I've
forgotten that name, too, bat thou
knowest, for il Is in all the papers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

faI tie horssntn- iur pshls Hf'e ''4n
,fta.ths knpfs; our coaiigils ani large
,.aTiioas u car blankets NrTe LETT "a 'sr
hrsubls., and il there had hFeA ilghi
enough 40 see, have no i0HEht ne uisAl
p.ys hesn tr.ilsi b. the oammiasiei hiaa
of ourselves ani horses On the bi'sAr'' s,i'
not = worl vas spaksn-na bitter rlaes'A'
iions OF curses ssrs heard except i6rr
guEnt ..ohl or -Ouchle the ne6lnE 81 TIE
hask knile or the tearing Of some unieT'n-
nate garment, all WAS Otherwise sll'l' ~
length a voice 10 heard ia los, hellee l'he,
-nh Genl.n The voice Nas 81 unnainral ahi
% unexpsetel that the whole command Ia
Voluntarily halted, as the General shlnlT-
s.l what vas wanted "SnpPose ne stop nP
The trail.n said the Noiss. This bToaEhl ns
in an instant 10 our sCnses-lhe ah@nFll'4
OF our course Was pTesenied al once 70 our
minds; our courage reiETnel-lh Ia.l IoIee
the woods TesOunlel with loud shd NoeH,
erous laughter. We quietly SLIPPED onl y
the bTiaTs 10 hill side, built hEes ami
PLACED out sealinels. The ss.isame men
whe a few houss ago would have ilshand
el aud flel ifyne singls Indian had raised
the veil and fixed into camp, Nonli nov
have tAuEht sAnNsahhs - 'N'H"N'
we're fe,t for the safety Of the COMMAND
in fact We really hoped ai;eTihls period mat
We might encounter the Indians, as We ieli
rather ashamed Of our proves, ahi on our
return home ne dId not bossl much az our
achievements during this short eampalen'
We afIerward Rseerlained that 'he owls
and wolves that sent us out on the black
berry expedition were In reality Indians,
and that they were making every prepa'
ration to attack us at day.break, had We
remained at our first enoampmeni-ihal
the ecleriiy Of our movements Ahd ma
night excursion saved Us tim. our retreat
nj tho moment was q necessary anu prn'
dent course and that the only error COM
mitted was In permitting ourselves TO loose
our pgnsence OF mind at n moment when u
was &c much needed, and In taking the
woods when reason and forethought should
have induced us TO take the road aud pro,
coed with greater expedition. We could
easily have run down any OF the small
squads we might meet on their way to the
rendezvous. Although we neither aequlr-
ed nor deserved much praise for our con-
duct in this little expedition, yet II was
very fruitful in beneficial results. The
Indians believed that we were the Tore
runners of large forces, who would soon
soourihe country, and they Immediately
decamped and no further depredations or
murders were committed fer long time al
terwgTd. W. ~ -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
Tears.


T.,ys hat trlfk's duNu our sie',
Ti,rV a. naI f.il tar.rih anu h'A'
7rl'.,. ...,T Ike aanrris 90 ths sklrs'
And likp the angels rann"l h'''
IaT uu or Immortality ..,.,. 10 F.,l
sounds ,hruush zach yeAF-s'aN1' :"
Sig,
wb,, waves NJ ,raTf suFsr e'eT ne a1P
Of.aTp,sr iH Usr Trsllrs' s'nl' -.
And thry az slguhg, net s'sA' Nhn NI,t'
Thu,r luIs iran uul 'hr - 'hA' ''''N
Within IhriT Aettts tTrNeF m,'n
wiILin a drPll without a 'h''''
Dpt al. The tears that are not Nrpl-
m, tear. that never ant"srl hu-
IN, Tears that grief Tor ears has AelN
Within us-thrV are hpsi ~ all
fbr tears nur eNrs shsll never Know
An, draryr than tie irar' that nov,
p,,h uIel,t, upon raTtl'- lowcrs lsl'w
nv, ,lrW come, ,luwg from darkest 'A''''
AMI every night ouT iraTsui woe
10 up like dew a. PARADISE.
Taken IN bloom, aud make more i"I
The iloNeTs Of crowns No YET aH"'' "'"'
ror ah the suTcst way To hnl
Is M the lonely streams 81 i'M'
That iow when hcndinE meath h's l'''
And nh the tide uf our past years.
On daughters bIllow. hearts arc tnsseu-
I'm waves uf tears no heart u lost
Flaw an We tear. and bear me home
Flow on, ye waves Of deeper woc'
Flow ON, ye tears, that are but ioaW,
Of drcper waves that Will not Hu"
A little whilr-I reach the shore
Where tears will How not-c'''h'"'o'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

A CARRIER PIGEON.-AN New Jer-
sey paper asserts that the father of
lad belonging to Whippany has
received the message given below,
which. the lad forwarded by carrier
pegeon from his vessel, the home of
The bird being at Montelair. Inc
Trenton Gazette says that a calcu-
lation of the time showed that the
bird averaged over $50 miles
an hour:
DEAR FLTHER-Sept. 10, 1871,
lat. 80 deg, 2 n. Ion. "A deg. IL W,
600 statute miles from Montclair,
n. il will let the young female
bird, Tempest, go with this note at
exactly 10 o'clock. A. NJ, n. Y. time.
All well.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
Farm Life.

saa A. thr ar1FfT aI aIs Iia7shi
A.. Hrrs EtiiHs -
ur -. "a ufasih ihr nsHn-aN ltais
NhFa ths sHuuHT sa1s nriF h'.Ah
ArlthrHslrg 3 "a lhzi his hA Z" "7''n
AsAailE = thsuk ATsr hal
IhatKaa anl RH1ars arFr 49, '.- -'''--'f
mas li6r ,lsEl ~ Ilsi'
g.r,.. 49, hiu ID his harvest hau.f,
Mate .ir,irn, nrli, sti llrT,
,.u,liTr niih aHsirs sitTp a. hl
uis larn ani s7Ah-Ts'
ui, Lssilhial rhiliies gals slaAa
AuiAthr rTA uanu haNs
A, pIa,,il, an Nilh visor ns ARA
iiis iasE a. lasl lhr} n'ss-
T,.I Harvest l.yrr if his h'sai,
Thr Mskrr vi The saai' 49,. -
Al s.Tlh. az uinIhrr fiFrs lhem hisa'a
A,l m a, thriT Islirui i~ili ,-.,
,lg,, iaiu n am rslId then H'N''A N'"''
M. .hrariFlt plrasaIr =
Ani 200 rau better ia lss hos h'r'',
Ths hTmsr's LIE u'sS ta'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Ground Is broken IN PrivsThg
House Square Tor statno of Fraak-'
lin. The site is directly oppositoi
the Tribune and Tines ofllccs'ahd
very near the Tract House and Wit
ness Office, with n scor5 or mere or
less Of other ~ogites ef newspapers
and journals within = stone throw.
This. itmBst be admitted, is an ap-
pTopriate locality for statue Of the
distinguished printer and phiioso-
phcr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
SliyIoClIlsIfi.

Tho Missouri Democrat should
brush up It's knowledge of Shake.
spear. In its latest metaphysical
disquisition in advocacy OF consoli-
dation, il says ,hat, while Radicals
"bclicve in keeping within the con
stitutional bouularics, they refuse
to allow any political Shylockism
in the definition Of these boundaries.
1t must not thus boldly cndcavor
to steal an illustration, which has
been always in undispntcd posses
sion of strict constructlonisis
whether of constitutions or OF
bonds. Besides, to make. any usc
of it, the consolidationista would
have to reverse the roles of the
play. Antonio had delegated pow
or to Shylock over ono pound OF
his flesh nearest the heart, and us
Shylocls's general welfare depend
ed on getting it, he construed his
bond togivc him nj! incidental powers
ncscssary and PROPER for obtain
ing that pound. Fair Portia' how
ever, persuaded the court that the
bond did not permit Shyloci to in
fringe on Antonio'a reserved rights
by spilling one drop of his life
blood. y
In one respect at least the Dem
ocrat may profit by n reference to
the merchant of Venice, Shylcck for
endoavorng by loose construction
of the bond, to take, the life of An.
tonia, was decrccd TO have forfeited
his own; if the American people
detect the consolidationist in aim
ing at our politieal life, which is in
our liberties, by enlarging the mean,
inc of our constitutional bond Of
union, it may not be as generous
as Shylock's judge was. The pol't-
ical- life of Radicalism may be re,
duced to the stagnant dead level OF
imperialism the States which the
constitution makes "distinct as tho
pillows, yet ono as the sea, a,'-N''-
souri, Republican
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
Giimaiing Weisht bS Measure
nlgnl


The Canada Farmer, Ia reply I" d
correspondent, says
Many experiments have Leen
made fy graders and salesmeE u
ascertain the net weight oi cattle Nv
measurmenl, and number ofrules
and tables have been formed from
results oldainel, None, however,
can bs regarded = absolutely cor
rect. With tho most seoura,.
measuroing is required a practical
acquaintance with the paints and
forms Of animals, and allowance
must be made according In ago, size,
breed, mode and lenght Of time tat
lening, etc, conditions which re-
auiss a practical eye and long eN-
nerienco 10 correctly appreciate,
We have ihnnd tl.e following meth
Od 10 lead generally To trustworthy
results;
Measure carefully with u tape
limo from tho top Of the shoulder TO
where tho tail Is attached 10 back
this will give the length, For the
girln, measure Immediately behlnd
the shoulders and fhro legs. Mul-
tiply half the girIh by itself In feet,
ana tho sum by the length IN feet,
and the product will give tho net
weight in stones ot eight pounds
each. rQr example u cow or an OK
i've feet IN lcngth anu soven feet in
girth, the calculation IL rs follows
Multiply half the girih by itself in
feet 30
3.5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

A schoolmistress was lately
brought before a police magistrate
in London, charged with biting one
of her pupils. Upon being asked
whatshe had to say in defense, she
stated that it was quite true that
she, had bitten him, but he had Bit
ten another scholar younger than
himself, and, acting upon the old
principle of san eye for an eye and
q tooth for atooth," she had only
thought it right and proper to in
hict the same torture upon him
which he had inflicted upon his COM
panion. Thc magistrate instead of
biting her, fined her forty shillirgs
and costs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

A,FAMnLY INCIDENTAL gentleman who
went TO California from Davcs9 county,
Mo-, twenty years ago, returned recehlly
TO visit married deughter. lie went to
her residence, and giving ictiticns name,
he began asking his daughter questions
about her parents, and ms to the'probahili-
" of her knowing her father after so long
u separation. "Enow him? she rcphed,
"why, Id know him rs far oil as | could
SEQ him !" She then proceeded to describe
him rs he appeared twenty years ago. and
grew eloquent in her praise of the beauty
of his let black hair, his stately walk, and
"his voice. added she, "Ill never forget
that; III know that voice when hear II
in heaven r' The gentleman wcs so over
come with his emotions that he could sham
no longer but clasping hio daughter
in his arms, he proceeded to admin
lister n shower of kisses, much to the
brwildcrment of her husband, who hap.
pened to step into the room just nt THAI
moment. lie soon comrrehended the sit
uation, however, as did clso several grand
childred of the returned Californian, and
soon there was Joyous time in that house
hold The father had grown gray and cor
pu'ent nut MS uhuHh'eil 'o"c" Sh' """'"
have known him Ind he worn the same
suit Of clothing that he left in. The gen
tlcrnan is n respectable and wealthy citi-
zen of Talare county, California, fnncy
b. Stokes, ESQ, and the incident we have
related occurred just above the Mssissip-
pi line, in Decatur county, Iowa, the pres-
eut residence of his daughter. We had this
pleasure of meeting MIR. 5. few weeks
since, at the Harry House, in this city,
when he Informed us that he was just IL
from Californ in for the purpose of visiting
bis relatives in Daviess county, Mo-, and
his daughter and son-in-law in Decatur
county, Iowa. but We did not think at the
time that his visit to "thc States could
furnish as the materials for this pleasant
item.- CkiHicothe Constitution.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
Germs of tbe Dallas bsralO,

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sa-us.,r, Ra,hirll Waters, sukFIs, hssinsn
a., ss,hssissi as,uls f,T ths liEEAtn Ia haahHan
rlsaHiY,
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Iasary paia a. him uIs'n "aT @'r"sN' @'N ~ "-'
srknaa lrlsFi ~ us-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

A woman at a revival meeting in
Ohio said she found the jewelry
was dragging her down to bell, and
so gave i all to young sister.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

RIsTRICT uTTicERS
Uan. IlslniS ll,IF l'a,las luagr l'h lnli'lal H''
.riri.
II. EAr, ~, nallas, pi'lri1 A'"Tnf',
OFF'EUs oF DALLAS COUNTY
len. o. Ksstaar, paii.s, ,, T. fEs-ind I
NsrfEr n. HTH, ianoasirIs
NssFui. u MfHa
AillAN a. uaLstLir
~ ITsTtAn, ...,..N
iA n. LAas, UirFk ,fihs District Court
IEIf- " nE8Us, HhnHf,
hEsEE ablL, fTrsrnn'fr
CITY OFFICERS
Hr>H EaV,y, Mayor, q, ". W 1,', Ma''''"'
H'NAA "''N' A.srs.nr anl Collie, sDl'
AlursnES-J q, ssylsl, ssm cr'''lry' ~, ms'
Tisil. h. h. wiiirmstir, Eisin fs!l'I lFH " '"""'
Nn tsa ssIanrlrs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
ITY OFFICERS
MASONIC.

DALLAS CONNiNDERY, No, o..
IxNIGHTS rEMiLNiNr
axvuI arst at the asylum, in the inSa "l h"'l','
w on ihr THURSDAY amer the last r"'"
"""'h' "'eA'' ''"'''''''"'w ". q. YouNG,r, .,
Z.E. CooNurs, Rcsoricr'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

West Point, Mississippi, has a
company of soldiers chartered at
its liotol, the expenses to be paid
by the village. Cause A young
man inadvertently threw some wa
ter from a second-story window,
and it fell upon a negro. Four ne
groes with shot-guns then went to
hunt the young man up but they
failed to find him, and the young
man afterwards gave one of them a
thrashing. The Mayor telegraph
cd for United States soldiers, and
the town is.now garrisoDed. Anoth-
er TO the long list Of outrnges.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Ii has been estimated that the
new crop Of cotton viii amount TO
$3.50, 500 bales.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

A notice oyer the sleeping car Of
nee in Atlanta reads, "Birihs can
be secured here
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

Jose Corresco Of Mexico is the
wealthiest silver mine owner in the
world. He owns several mines.
from one Of which alone he receives
$500, 900 per month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
MEsonic Cora1otorV
~@TTGE.

,uppott LOWING resolution was passed ut The
s,,,ed Cnnyocation Of Tannchll Lodge, No. o@'
p, and 4. NJ. February 80, \. D. lS0Si ,,,,,od IN
Realized That committee Of one hc nPr",i, rorni, No
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Cemetery aud see this resolution carried OUT
BY order ofthc Lodge; - powrp wM. ..
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AMUsEuGNT~.
GREAT ~ SFAkSnIaKL"f kiailAhD Tll, PAGEANT
The play VA! be presented wi,A aiits
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In rehearsal the entirely original American drama, Illus
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in which the versatile Mr fnd f. T. pSpassS GpsaSShab
viii appear n his original Impressive personaon OF KIT
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Afternoon and Evening.
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Mis-. snnis sSs the coma"s Star 'ss Troupe the
Beautiful Ballet Troupe, and
VARIETY or OTHER NOvEL~IEs.
Doors open at and7. Curtain rises Mt aud &.
TrHEATRE COMIQUE.
i b14 Broadway. opposite ST. Nicholas
NOTICE.-MpNDAY. APKIL %,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
BENEFIT OF THE STAGE MANAGER,
MONS. LA THORNE
HOST OF VOLUNTEERS WILL APPEAR.
rTHEATRE COMIQUE,
i 5ll broadway. opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel.
EXTRA NOfICE.-rUESDAY, APRIL 81,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY.
HOST OF STARS HAVE KINDLY Volunteered,
TOGETHER WITH THE REGULAR COMPANY.
U1HEATRE COMIQUE.
i bl4 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel.
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
DAVE BRAHAM
Musical Director
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. APRIL 81.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE EVERY NIGHT AT 5.
y Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS EVERY EVENING.
MONDAY APRIL %,
AND EVERY NIGHT,
FIRST PRODUCTION HERE with and unique scenic
effects, by Mr.. JAMES ROBERTS, OF SIIEKIDANS
famous and brilliant Comedy, In two acts, entitled
"THE CRITIC;