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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-09
New York Notes.


NEW YORK, September 9.-Three men were
arrested here yesterday on a charge OF forging
deeds representing Sl0O, 900. One of the men.
Chss. Sscia, IL implicated in the extensive tor
geries OF Harlem bank stock OF which Van
Etten, who recently committed suicide, was ac-
cused as the principal.
TEA sEIZURE.
cargo Of tea, valued At 40 900, has been
seized by the collector on charge OF an attempt
to defTaud the revenue.
CHARGE AGAINST Z. =. COMMISSIONER DAvKN-
PORT.
Specific charges have been fled in the United
states circuit court against Commissioner John
j. Davenport, on the ground of his arbitrary
and partisan conduct at the election. Daven-
port is chief supervisor OF elections, as well a.
United States missioner.
A WRETCH WHO SOLD HIS DAUGHTER TO A
LIFE OF SHAME.
Chas. Disner WAS arrested last night tor sell
ing his daughter, age l3, TO Peter HallOck,
keeper OF disreputable house. HallOck WAS
arrested while taking the girl 90 his house.
Disner Is said 70 have disposed OF IN the same
way OF two other daughters.
IkLEGRAPHtC COMMUNICATION WITH EUROPE,
which has been interrupted upwards OF twenty
four hours, was restored At about $50 O'Clock
this morning, by way Of the AnglO-American
cable. Communication by the French cable II
still suspended, the section between Duxberry
and 81. Pierre not vet being In working order.
THE SPECIE SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE
TO day amount TO sl55, 80 in silver bars.
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.
Conrad Helm, a saloon keeper on Staten
Island arrested last night At the instance Of hts
vile, shot himself dead in his house.
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THR TURF-BuGdIo Park RaceS.-Yesterday
was the first day OF the Buffalo park races. The
hrst was hurdle race for purse of $500, well
ter weights, two miles, over eight hurdles, and
was won by George West. Time, 3:591. The
second race was handicap sweepstakes for all
ages, mile and quarter. Three started. The
race was won by McDaniels FLY Red Dick,
Major Macon second, Mary Buckley third
Time, 2:143. Third race, purse $780, for all
sges, maldens allowed five pounds. Three
started. The race was won by Katie Pease, 1O5
pounds. Scratch and Star River were dis
tanced.
Boston Rdces.-The fall meeting of the Bes
con Park association, OF Boston, began yester-
day. The first race, purse %, 900, for 2:24
horses, was won by Smuggler, beating Young
Rattler, Essex, Mace's Arthur, Grace, Ben
in the order named. Time, 2:234, 2:26, 2:2T = :,
2:I. Rattler took the first heat. The second
race, purse 5000, for 2:24 horses, was won by
Bodine, beating Hopeful, Susie, Castle Boy
and George in the order named. Time, 2:213 /,
2:19E 2:21H.
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FOkTkkss Mon ROE, VA, September S.-rwO
nre companies from Portsmouth, one from Pc
tersburg, and one from Raleigh, y. O., paid A
yisit TO the fort to-day. They were met by the
inside the fort, where they were reviewed by
Gen. Barry commanding. About COO excursion
lists arrived here at noon to-day, aud remained
until 5 O'clock.
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early hour Saturday morning psrtyOf negroes
entered Dir. Durand's residence. near Memphis,
Tenn. A young girl Of the family discovered
them and gave the alarm, when she was set
upon by the party and knocked down and beaten
80 badly that she will probably die. Mr.. Durand
hearing the noise, came In and was fred upon
beaten, but managed 70 escape, and fed HIS
wife was then seized, beaten and stripped, and
an attempt made 20 outrage her, but her
screams aroused the neighbors and the negroes
al
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The Massachusetts DemOcra tic Com
VRnlIOn

WORCESTER, September 9-The Massachu-
setts democratic state convention met to-day
and is largely attended. Leverett Saltonstal
was chosen president and delivered a briet
opening address. After Organ cation aud pro-
eeedings the convention nominated VIVA. Gas
ton, OF Boston, for governor, and VIM. y. Smith
OF Springfield, for lieutenant governor.
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FHiLADkLPHIA, September "a dispatch
from Jefferson, Ind, states that a child re-
sembling Charlie Ross is in charge there. A
photograph has been mailed 70 constable Smith
signing the dispatch.
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The New York Liberal state COnyeu-

ALBANY, September 9.--The liberal state con-
yentiOn met 20 day, and was called 20 order by
Gen. COchrane, who addressed the convention
at great length, criticising The republican man
agement of public affairs.
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Car Repair shops Burned.

CINCINNATI, September 9.-The car repair
shop OF the Marietta and Cincinnati railroad
Zaleskl, Ohio, we're burned this morning, with
about twenty-five freight cars. most of which
were old and out Of repair. The loss is esti-
mated at S75, 600.
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@James A. Coe, the State street broker.
convicted Of forgery In raising the figures on
stock certificates, was yesterday sentenced 20
eight year in the state prison.
0Gov. DIX, Of New York, has revoked the
charges made against Mayor Haveneyer and
announce thaf all arguments upon the charges
against him 70 waived.
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The American Base BaIIers Home
from EugIaud

LEWBs, September 9.-rhe steamer AbbOts-
ford, from Liverpool, with the Boston and Attn
letic base ball clubs as passengers, entered the
capes at $50 this morning.
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osTILB CHKYKNrRs DEFEATED

HOSTILE CHRYRNERs DEFEATED WITH
HEAVY Loss.-The command OF General Mile
met between four and i've hundred Cheyennes
18TH OF August, and after q sharp engagement,
lasting i've hours, drove them over thirteen
miles Of high and almost impossible canons.
killed and wounded. Our casualties were three
badly wounded.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

IL EGULAR LINE TO MOUNT VERNON.
no AMBULANCE RIDING BIZ THIS LINE.
Cart FraEk HCllingsbesd, OF the stesmer Ar
ROW. uayiuE entered into a contract -N~
with THE LAGIES MOUNT NER- es64S-H
NON AssOOIATIO 20 run q ST eaneree<-z<7xxzszzn
dsiIy Sunday eNcebtedl to Mount Vernon, is the
only person allowed 10 land passengers by steam
bsat al Mount Vernon Wharf.
Passengers will AVOID the trouble and yeratiop
Cf BIDING NILES IN AMBULAECES as by
ot Der hnes) by taking the regular steamer, Arrow
TIE sts amer leaves 7th street harf daily Sun1ay
excepted AZ 10 O'Clock a. ,rsturning about D, IN
bOCpd TIP Tickets, 81; JR-!KftRs sdmissi n to
MaLsiJ and Grounds.
J MCH HOLLIHGSWORTH,
sept. Mount Vernon Association,
FRAEk HOLLlEGSHEAD,
Captain etesmeT Arrow. sep5-2m
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MOVEMENTS OF L. S. STKAMRRs.-The .Juni-
alta " as in the straits of MessIna August Iith
The Triana left New York for Norfolk and
Washington last Saturday, and the Gettysburg
for the latter station. September 1th.
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PHIIADKLPHIA, September 9.-George Riehl,
aged 2S, residing at $50 north 18th street, COM
mitted suicide this morning by taking arsenic.
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RACE BETWEEN MAE AND wrFR--On Friday
next Ed. Moulton and wife viii run q race al
the Berks county (Pa-l fair ground, Moulton
giving his wife twenty-five out Of one hundred
and Twenty-Five yards. On the nth instant
Moulton and his wife will run at the Norris-
town (Pa-) fair, and on the 18th Moulton wifi
run In q handicap race at Norristown
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MATE CHARLES LEVIN, U. n. N, died at the
hospital in Philadelphia on the Sd inst, having
recently returned from long cruise in the East
Indies. He was regarded as a faithful and val
uAble officer.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvKEUE.-The receipts from
this source 20 day were S333, ,2S3.OS.
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a FRENCH COUNTESS SUING FOR DIVORCE
CIementiDe Zerebko, French countess in her
own right, has sued John Zerebko, q retired
ofhcer In the Brooklyn navy yard, for divorces.
Inc pair have lived In Brooklyn for three wears.
and she accuses him OF dissipation and brofii,
gacy. last week, abe alleges, he collected and
SOLO ms property, and, reali King several thou
SAND dollars, sailed as second mate of vessel
Monday granted an order OF publication,
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RAvAsRs OF DIPTHRRIA.-The prevalence og
diptheria in New York city and BROOKLYN has
caused, justly, considerable anxiety and alarm
In those local q. The mortality lists from
this source are IN cressing. Hospitals gpecialiv
designed for persons afflicted with the maIady
are now in course Of erection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-09

FIVE MEN MURDERED FOR THEIR MONEY
The st. Louis Globe has a communication from
Ssguache, Colorado, which states that the
bodies OF hve men were found August Is near
the Lake fork Of the Guninson river, in San
Luis park. These bodies proved to be the re-
mains OF q party Of miners who started last No
vember from southern Utah across the noun
taips 10 the San Juan mines In Colorado and
VINO were reported last March by one of their
companions named Packer to have under,one
terrible hardships in the mountains and finally.
becoming nearly crazy from hunger, chose lots
70 see who would be shot to furnish food for the
remainder. This story was published at the
time in the Territorial and other papers. n
now appears that Packer murdered these mem
by chopping of their heads with hatchet. and
robbed them of their money and other property.
ana then told the story Of canuibalism 10 hide
Is now in Jail.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. VIM. II. Emory to
the coast survey; Acting Assistant Surgeons j.
f. Miller and j. W. Dillmsn to duty at the
navy yard, Pensacola, Florida; Passed Assistant
Engineer David NJ. Fulmer 70 special duty at
Chester, Pa, as assistant to CHIEF Engineer j :
Elwel. Detached-Pa assed Assistant Engineer
e. l.. Nj. Maecarty from special duty at Ches-
ter, Penna., and ordered to the Saugus at PEN
saeola, Florida; Passed Assistant Engineer j.
A. B. Smith from the Saugus, and ordered to
proceed home and await orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-09

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS will return
here to-morrow
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PRESIDENT GRANT has sent word to this city
hat be will arrive here next Saturday. On tue
10Th instant he gives a dinner to the "Aztec
club" OF which he is a member. This club is
an OutgroWth OF the Mexican war, and its man.
bers were all connected with that war The
last Anniversary OF the club was held at the
mouse or Mr.. Patterson, in Philadelphia on
which occasion the President invited the mem
bers OF the society to assemble at the White
house on the next anniversary, which has now
arrived. The preparations which are making
for the event are of quite an elaborate charsc.
ter. The President expects to leave for ST.
Louis, on brief visit to his farm, On the sue
ceedIDg day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-09

IHE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN IN MARY
LASD-Four political conventions were held in
Maryland. The results are thus summed up in
the Baltimore American: The Washington
county republican convention met at Hagers.
town and elected delegates TO the Congressional
convention for the sixth district. A Resolution
commencing the course of the Hon. Lloyd
Lowndes while in Congress and instructing the
delegation to vote tor his denomination, was
passed. The republicans of Baltimore county
met in convention at TOwsOntown and elected
delegates TO the Congressional convention for
the third plstrict. The delegates we're instruct
ed to urge the nomination of the Hon. John IT
Ensor as the republican candidate. The demo
Gratis OF Howard county met at Elllcott CITY and
chose delegates TO represent the county in the
Congressional convention No Instructions were
given, but it is claimed that the Howard dele
gates will support DIR. Henkle. The Anne
arundel county democratic convention met at
favor the nOmina ton of Dr.. Henkle
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Beecherss Trial.


WITNESSES TO BE sUBPGNARD.
The n. Y. Sun OF yesterday says; The case
Will at once go Oh the October calendar to take
It's turn. Judge Nelson will probably be the
Judge before whom it will be tried. Counsel
Tor both sides are sanguine of success. Subpda-
mas ale 10 be sent to many of those who testi-
ned before the committee. Mr.. Tilton's LAWYER
expects TO subpoena Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Francis b. Carpenter, the Rev. DIR. StOrTs
Susan IL. Anthony, Francis Id. MOulton; Mr.
Charles Thomas, Providence merchant: Mrs
Emma MOulton, Thomas KinseIla, and many
Others. Mrs Tllton's testimony cannot be re-
ceived in the case.
Mr.. Beecher II announced 60 preach in Plv-
mouth church on Sunday, October 1, and he
Will attend the court proceedings in his own
ulai on the following day.
MIR. TIlton has his statement ready for the
printers. 1t covers about 400 pages of foOlscap,
and will be as long ss Mr. M0ultOn's recent doc
ument.
TIE RUMoRRD COMPROMISE.
Francis ID. MoultOn is still in Massachusetts,
with bis lawyer, Gen. Butler. The stories of a
compromise, for which Mr.. Cleveland's visit 20
Mr.. MOulton in the fremont House, Boston.
seems to be the only foundation, find no cre-
dence with either party in Brooklyn. The
terms of this compromise as represented are,
that Mr.. Beecher is to write for Mr.. Moulton 4
retrsction OF the charges of blackmsil aud con-
spiracy, with complete denial of their truth
and an exoneration Of Mr. Moulton-the excuse
10 be that Mr.. Beecher's lawyer Influenced him
10 put the charges in his defence. For this, the
story goes, Mr.. MoultOn is 70 forevermore hold
his peace.
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INCREASED REVENUE RECEIPTs.-The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue feIicitates him
self upon the increased receipts of the national
revenues. If these southern troubles only keep
jogging along the tariff on whisky alone from
that section will soon pay the national debt.
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~ Morrissey's winnings the present season
the race track and club house are put At $780,
0C0. This is to be divided with his two partners,
Reed and Mccormick,
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ANOTHER FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dividend
PRoNIsRD-The controller of the currency aud
the receiver Of the First National Bank of Wash
ingtOn having returned to the city, have been
IN cons sultatlOD on the condition Of the receipts
OF the bank, with a view to a third dividend in
liquidation of Its liabilities. A suficien sum
now ON hand to insure another payment o
about twenty per cent. to the creditors 1t suO
determined as yet when payment will be made
but il will be some time between now and the
1st OF next January.
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lment.
THE RUMoRRD COMPROMISE.
Erarnia IN Mnrrlt.nrn L.

A NEW YORK DIVORCE SUIT-An Interestino
Legal Question Raised.-In the Morgan divorce
suit now on trial at New York, in which the
his wife gave birth to an iIlegitimate child, and
placed II in the New York founding asylum, a
motion was made Monday in the court Of COM
mon pleas for an order compelling Sister Irene,
the superior OF the asylum, to produce the books
OF the institution in expectation that proofs
would be found TO confirm the husbands state.
ment. Sister Irene refuses, through her coun-
sci, on the ground that the entries are Of q con
fdential nature, affecting the peace Of hume
rous families, and that the asylum is corpora
ton and tb at none Of its officers has control Of
the books rave for the purposes Of the corpora
ton. Judge Robinson appeared to think that
she could not be compelled to surrender the
books, but reserved his decision for the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-09

TIE MARQUIS OF RIPoE, whose conversion to
Roman Catholicism and consequent abandon
ment Of Free asenry has been semi-offi cially
announced in the London Times, is AZ years Of
age. He has been several times in the Cabinet
serving as president OF the counsel under Mr..
in 1862 acted as chairman OF the Joint high
commission which arranged the treaty of wash
lpgtop; was Installed grand master Of the Free
Masons Of England on April q, 1870. The con-
version Of man 50 full Of honors, and whose
experience has been % considerable, is q
triumph for the Catholic church In comparison
nsignihcant.-Chicd1o fFiJoas
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BOARD to consist of Col. o. NJ. Poe, aide-de-
amp; Capt. A. Z. Rockwell, Assistant Quarter
master, and Isl Lieut.. q. Z. Dutton, Ordnance
department, has been appointed to meet in this
city Oh the 10th inst, or as soon thereafter "a
Practicable for the purpose of examining and
testing one of Duckhams Patent Hydrostatic
weighing Machines. The board will make its
report 10 the War department. The iunior
memb6r of the board has been instructed to act
az recorder,
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ANOTHKR NATIONAL BANK.--The Controller
Of the Currency to-day authorized the organi-
zatiOn of the Peoples National Bank at Prince
ION, Ind, with capital of $50, ,OOO and the Gen.
treville National Bank at Thurman, Ohio, with
a cRnifal of the
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\ AsT GRARD FESTIVAL,

'CHE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES COMuERCE STREET WHARF.
bAL Pal 1iAi9h Et F0k @ EAsHbNG TON, on
7ttR T7tUtRRNiNNGG. INC 1EivEs As3HPPRREk As3HPREkHNis0kSEfs II 4 S
ON TUESDAY VAT 9 p. ARRFTINej IN
BALTIMOREkT ! Il. " tn URSDAY
Either q these trips affords parties nne Oppor-
rEnlty 20 ENJOY . sail the Chesa-
Peake bay aud Potomac river with EHS4te-t>
oqt loss % much tine from business 11-Ez<<.z<s
al cccmulotatiOns-meals, ststeroOm, &c.-hrst-
class. Z sterOOns may be engaged 10 advance by
appieati t. TIE agents. The steamer can be char
tered Tor excursions from this city mondays and
Tuesdays Of each week Rt reasonable rAtes
Jez5f sTEPHE6sOE BROTHER Agents
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PERsONAL.-Mr. P. NJ. Ddbant and Mr.. R. Fl.
Graham, OF this city, are at Saratoga.
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ANOTHER YELLOW FEVER CIRoULAR.-The
circular issued by Secretary Bristow Yesterday
on the subject or yellow fever will be sent to Ali
the various health organic alton in the limited
states. enclosed In one from the Ofice of ~.
supervising Surgeon, u. ). Marine- Hosntta Al
service sonciting from org aniz ations and local
health officers euch information and .nggss
uons touching the subject-matter thereoF a.
may conduce 70 the greatest efficiency and bar-
mony OF action between state and municinal
health authorities on the one hand and o4icers
OF the national government upon the other
Surgeon WOODWORK says ssro preyent-so far
as his Official action in this connection NAV nre
yent-the interruption OF commercial inter.
course with the consequent stagnation of busi
ness and loss of revenue which uniformly resnIt
from the access OF an epidemic OF contaoions
disease, Is obviously, the object Of the cirenIsT
OF The honorable the Secretary, charged AZ he
IL, with the protection and Improvement OF the
hnanctal and commercial interests of the conn
Try, The intimate correlation OF thase interests
to the sanitary interests or the people-wIth the
conservation OF which you are charged-ren-
oers direct and intelligent cooperation be-
tween the agents OF these interests of the n rst
Importance. Whatever information and sug-
gestiens 70 this end II may be In your power Ia
furnish, are therefore desired, and will be
made the basis OF specific instructions and a.tion
whenever practicable. Copies Of yonr health
laws and regulations-state, municiDai and
ioTt' OF instructions TO port physicians, pilots.
oosfcing ofncers, and Others; Of descriptions OF
quarAnhne establishment, and OF kindred pub-
Eshsd data, would be of immediate yaluean
may be forwarded directto this ofice."
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AN EPFoRT is being made in this city to call
together the members of the executive com
mittee of the national democratic committee to
consider the propriety of calling a convention of
the dt moCTacy north and south to disclsim sny
smith. - -
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TIE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Il me and place of holding the southern
republican convention has been changed from
Atlanta, October 10th, to Chattanooga, o ctober
18TH. The manuscript of the call was COM
pleted yesterday and sent to the printer It
sets forth that the convention is to De held to
take into consideration the condition of the
southern states, with view of issuing an ad-
dress to the people Of the nation concerning
the same.
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AltADh Bh ehnoTlNH.
Conrad Helm, a saloon keeper on Staten
Island arrested last night AZ the instance Of his
vile, shot himself dead in his house.
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YELLOW FBvER.-A telegram was received at
the Navy department yesterday afternoon from
Commodore Wcolsey, commanding the navy
yard at Pensacola, Fla, stating that one of the
surgeons OF the yard is down with the yellow
fever, and the other is oyertasked, and asking
tuthority to employ physicians at Pensacola
The acting secretary gave directions that two
,ufeeons OF the navy be detailed for duty at the
Pensacola yard Immediately.
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SINCE THB MURDER Of Ivey, the mail route
agent on the Alabama and Chattanooga rail-
road, several mail route agents in the South
have shown considerable alarm, and are asking
leave OF absence from the Post Office depart
ment, and some decline to remain any longer on
their routes.
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(NUMIQUE-sUMMBR HEATER.
NEw ODD FELLOWS HALL.
~ seventh street, between ID and 4
ONE WEEK MORE OF
SANFORD'S
Old Time MfRsfreIai

ALOAINkD AFEkh kIhNIhG WITH I'M
THUSIASM.
LOFk at the Change Of Programme.
FRIDAY Evening Sanford s Benefit.
Saturday Matinee, dOsrs open At II O'Clock
Ayen-nR admission, Sc and 90 cents. Matinee Is
and q cent? n
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NOT AssAssIEATED.-Thes statement pub
llshed this morning in the telegraphic columns
of the morning papers to the effect that Mid
shipman Arms, of the United States navy had
been assassinated in the streets of Havana is a
canard. That officer has not yet been assigude
70 any DUTY, having only graduated at the na 4.
val academy on the Goth of June last, and is
now at his home in Muskegan, Michigan.