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, 1876-01-19

The nen.ocrntic party iu CoMgress have so |
far developed thcir policy on finances as to
leave ITO roon to doubt that thoy will repeal
30 mich or tho Resumption net NJ fixes n
tlato for specie payments. Int tho vote Oh
ItoLuAN's resolution proposing this measure
inslicates that tho party was not disposel to
oct hastily Oh that question, nor to act ut I'LL
until tho Democratic Committees Of Wfeys
and Means and Banking and Currency slull
have, It possible, maturel n plan which ia Ia
taEo tic place of tho Resumption net Of
1915. That is. tlIe present purpose IL 10.
10 destroy the Que plan until anotlcr to
take itH place l'aa been ngsecsl upon. Tho
facs Is thai Willie tho majority Of mcsl,crs Of
Congreas aro yolublu enough OH tho Btump
In discussing financial questions, they tlis.
coror, when t4oy meet in Washington, how
lttlo They TO know thnt many other men
havo different opinions, and hsw necessary it
is to moyo cautiously in q 'tcry serious anl
responsible matter, No fno Of tI.eso 1ucu
will accept the plan Of Ito other, md it in to
| thla general want of In owledgo autl diversity
Of Indignant that tho country owos its escape
ftnm thu volume OF crudo aud iguosnnt lcgis-
lasion which is proposed in Congress.
Iho coin''le'1Ju % Of the world Inns, moreover,
been largely toyolutionizcl OF Into yoars. ant!
thu substitution of personal credit for capital
has iutso, ,sucM new perils aud dangers u.,-
known IN .tormcr times. limo was when tho
uassinE Ut tbs world was douo ly mcr.
clants holding their own capital, md
enjoying credit p1uportiona.o to their
cctunl capital. This syste;n haa bcc,
gradually giving why. Tlo capitalists have
withdrawn rs merchants, mud hnyu beco,no {
distinct class "of lenders, md tlla men who t.t
tho active bu,iness no longer own the oapitu
with which they operate. The result IL n.
iuluouse expansion OF reckless trHlc. I'll
merchant Who ance 1nnlu small nssd reason
: ahlo profit on mis- capital, now, as a capitalist
receives twi:o that income. The amount 6
business he transacted was limited by lis ca!
, iIal uud tts credit which that capital author
: lied. lta WIZ restrained in his operations b
!, tho isessl OF lusug al! ho Ind, aud u specl
latias 1nt rchnnt wus rated In coiAsncfcl1
. circles as unsafe. Now tho thing il roycs1et
st'o merchant Of this day hircH the capitat 0
wl,ich lse dues bls;ness tlenling on cred
his oper aiious assn1us magnitude unknow
: 10 his predecessors; le phys for profit Z
, lonl, Us 10 paYs lis interest he IL uuque
toned l. l,p ventures with other people
!. money, where he would not carry his own
| will al i1n1uousely.expaudc business, io,
+ succ es:ful, can make u greater aggregate
i money. os 4 smaller percentage Of prot
, 1876-01-19

D;oy Dovc1uau1T, In bis Iottcr to Mr. DIS
nAEI1, appealing for tho relosae Of tho Fenisn
prisoners, usates t1,at 100000 poop!e In London,
who layo Witnessed "Tho 9haugllrann," hare
enthusiastically applaudcd tho scono therein in
which ts ANNOUNCED tho Royal pardon OF lu-
agsuary Irish political oGs,'dors; declares that
such applause arlaoo from tho fact thai "Tho
English people hnyo boEuu to forgive tho Of
fenHo, aud leaEt1ly doslro 10 1oiges u; auu
adds:
1h-yo seen anu know th.t sownrl these Twelve or
fourteen ssraho tie directed tho EYsnpathfes Ut
lte3.tuO Of EnElsh hoartF tn American brcas!s.-
English hesrss t,at snesrsy fespees tus mGiIet
them. Ono browning act Of humanity would be Tort
3xcn masor-ssfoaca OF po'lcy nnt thn great treaty
Canadian al,eeck TIM torlcrltre on tho racih:
0ccats-lt il tle hearty cohesion Of tho Eag1sh anl
tho Alntrlcsn rcoIElr.
Tho iinputatlon has been caat upon Douct
cAuLr that Tits letter waa written for tho ptsr-
pose OF advertising his p;ar This nncharitablo
suggestion is naturally regarded by him with
much Iistornosa; and ho oarneHtiy ns.ovorates
his disntorostcdness. giving a. proof thereof
this fact thai before masing his appeal, 10 's!h-
drow "Tl,o Si,aughraun " from tho London atags.
it beug lhau at tla i,cight Of ts popularity. And
thus forfeited n pcraonat receipt Of $4,000 q
waol:.-tlts largo sacriics OF pecuuary profit
being mado for no .thnr rosson than to pre-
rent hiB Fcnlan appeal from boing regarded Us Q
thoatsical move. The English papor7. however,
| insist upon putting selfish construction upoI
! lia action md BouoloAuLr. disSustea mish ths
| manner ia which Ills benevolent proposition hus
toe1l received, hae al wo lavo already uoted
do.eriniued to abandon England and rotura tt
| tho United States.
, 1876-01-19

Congressman LAMAR yesterday received tho
vote Of the Democratic majority in tho Missis-
sippi Legislature for United Stntca Senator
Tho Republican minority refused to tnko any
part III the vote, und will dispute tho legality
of tho election upon the ground tint largo
number Of tho Democrats owe their scats in
tho Legislature to tho employment Of fraud
mud violence at tho polls.
, 1876-01-19

a week or two ugo NC published IN nrticlo
N tho Trent VALLEY Canal. a very interest
ing letter Oil tlso sare subject, frosn Messrs.
AscLELnAs, Of Trenton, Cnnada, will lo
found in our columns thi3 morning, to whic},
wo call tho attention Of our commercial
-eS1er3
, 1876-01-19

ncrcotved TINT tho poor hoatllcn lind In his
hands only piece Of piper, Which proved TO
le petition. Tla ewar<la were Rheathod.
tho pariah was not "cat down. thero was no
new Dukes natle that tlay*-anl everybody
agreed that everybody else Ind shown truly
wonderful presence of mind
, 1876-01-19

Grecnbacks ut tho Now York Gold Exchange
yesterday closed at 8sit.
, 1876-01-19

NEW ClllCAGo T1tENTRE-C1stk atrttt, between
usndoIsi, auii I4ake Engagement cf Franx Fr,snef
CptnLnatipu ~ 81 Eluci.i.I." Afternoon aud aEcnpg
, 1876-01-19

4 bill in ai1 OF tho construction Of tho
Illinois Il Mississippi Cnnni VIVA yesterday ILL.,
troduccd in Congress by alr. IIENDEnsoa, Of
Illinois.
, 1876-01-19

Ncesrs. hloopy and sAYKEY havo 1nchsd
tlcir work Ia Philadelphia. alter Nh energetic
campaign Of o!ght 1oeks' daras:nn 1hoir TT.
Gosh In attracting l.carora Las l7cn soly G:oa:,
n1, 1t In reasonable to proGuaae llit they l'asa
met With q corresponding s1sErac OF sticcecs in
exciting religious fcoilug a,lans their aua'sora
Tho grand total Of asseulants upon tho ne1v'e:.
IN estimated ut 100000, comprising SOME $4,000
different peruoua. lie expenses OF tho revIsAi
ypro about e3G,1on, n1ore than two-tls'sla ol
Which amount Was covered by voluntary sEh'
nctsptionB. Tho eyanse'ibts will noS tals
br,cf resting spoil. preparatory to tao1e srsad
onslaught upou tho Evil Oae iu Now York.
, 1876-01-19

Overcoat; ant1 fnr-cap weather is pro2ictel
for this locality to-tlay.
, 1876-01-19

uooLErw TflEATiE- Randolph street, between
Clatk aud IaSale. Engagement Of tie Kellogg opOsa
Troupe. ~ Marriage Of Figaro"
, 1876-01-19

rnny could afford to serve Gil cngo with gns
cheaper than two cnn mud t,hc greater tho
number Of companies. tho is,o 70 costly III tho
end tho aggregate product. While NO do not
cpposo tho creation Of add tional gas conn-
ra,,ics, wo insist that tho cisy Blall not lend
Its official sanction, MD, m i legal weight to
new schemes Of speculation mud blackmoil.
Tho people haso n right to expect TINT tho
Mayor shall uso Ills ycto 1!ower 10 prevent the
city boing used for any such corrupt rnr-
pose, md to prevent valuable fra1ssLiso
being granIol 10 irrcs' .,onaillc parties.
, 1876-01-19

lgoy1CEENs TnTATEE-.Iadfson strcct, hesween
Dearborn md E.Ase. Engagement ot deasca Hl2aoa'
fIe6rY E.n
, 1876-01-19

its. JoRpAX HEosB anuouncos. through tho
Ashovills IN, C.) Cifizs,t, Ut which he ~ editor,
tha. he lad "pub:ely branded JOSIAH TURNER
"a liar. coward, sud sillain;" that JOSIAH had
aut,n,ttod TO tuesa pursoual rehectlona ttin q
m,unsr III. pompostlna with nis boaassd brave
~ i" md thts soua4qu.auy. h (JosnAN) aaar
, 1876-01-19
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

IIEsrTE1A LODGE, No. ~. 4. F. Il !. M5-fega,nr
and Upl,ltiata thiR (wednefde31 evening" Jan. 10.
Third Dtgro., Visiting hrcthrfn cordially invited
EijAH, II. UltESAN, w. II.
CHAB, +. TUEN3TEll, Hec.
, 1876-01-19

ADELpn1 fIlEATnE-DcaslnEn street. eernef
Mourpe yariaty performance. Afternoon nnd esehlAes
, 1876-01-19

WOODS MugEUal-atonroo Etfcet, hc:wten Dear:
born aud stats. ro,Lalontas." Afternoon and
evening.
, 1876-01-19

ATTENTION. FIR Ka1a1tTa!-rho Sir ,Kuignta Of
Chicago cu.unand.rs NJ. T. Il ,aten9lnE To- yrs
nj ii III, slatI Jan. IT, lA1 Dy order ct tho Eal.
Com, tfAs. J. TI.OWBNlDaE, RceorI-r.
, 1876-01-19
MIDDLExIEN'B CHARGED.

The change tho lnilroals are making in tho
mc,lcr., chauncls Of tratlo appears atrikingly
in tho diversion Of tho direct trado OF Chi
cano from New York. Tho New York Gen.
tral faypr1 Boston, the Pennsylvania Road
feyors Ehiladelpla. In consequence, OF tho
foreign exports Of Chicago Inst ycar, equiv
nlont to forty.lvo ocean carguer Of
},oOO tens uacA, less than the etluivnlont
Of eight such cargocs went through Now
York. Boston tool; eleven, Portland took
o,,o, and Philadelphia about twenty-five. III
1!,7a. tllero wcro about twonty-sovon chr
r. oes Of direct exports from Chicago over
l,o rittsburg l. Fort Wayne Railroad in
1874, only about nine; tl.:s showa tllat The for
u;pu trade Of tho interior in Increasing with
great rapidity, and TIM. till; Development in
{, ures TO tho honotlt Of otler senporta than
Now York. Now York is, Of course, greatly
excited over this present aud prospective de-
cadence. It lays tho bln,ns on tho liscrimi-
| nations of tho RAILROADS. These havo Ind
so,uctbuu to do will, it. Tho shifting neccs-
sitiep OF trade, which l1aye chnuged tho seat
i Of commercial empire many times since it
resided at ancient Troy, hayo been and aro a.
lently at work, New York's e1orbitant harbor
and warehouse charges, and its e1terminating
1nuuicinol tnxatiou, have likewise beon potent
, 1876-01-19


Thoro WIS one sublime episotlo ns tho
P since Of Walcs, atter tho Investment OF ths
nights Of tho Star OF 1ndia, being driven
Il rough Tho streets Of Calcntta To the Gov.
o, u,usnt Palace. An alive WAS seen rushing
ii rough tho guard aud police towards the
i, anco's carriage. 1t was IN awful moment.
A. Aalf-fel, ha!t-c1aa, unarmed, ferocious
+. ,riah rushing through the ample guard Of
IL savily.armcd nrn towards the heis Of tbs
Z upire. It was one Of those instants big
i'll fate when Corporals mako themselves
y ukcs by u siugEs act OF hesois,n. Capt
D Ay1DsoS, tho oi0csr On duty, was
til o man for the hour. IIo graaped Ills
s, ,ord, cast look Of undying devotion at
hi u Prince, dug his spurs inio Ills horkes
Il inks, and bpraug forward to "cnt down
II y, lIiudoo. Tho demeanor Of tue Prince OF
v 'a,cs was worthy ot King IN this trying
g! iuation. 1lo never quajlcd nor blanclcd,
| hi !, "quick eye," ~ Ball 1lun Russx1n loyal
| IT, lese.lbss Tho noysi ox-liks optic, hnsins
, 1876-01-19

u
| from 1910 to 1854 IN amount OF pupcr equal
to $500, 100000 {5ll,000,0o0o roubles),
whicl, was isaucl in 1910 TO tnho up from
1,5o0, ,ooo, 900 to !, I0o, ,o0st00O paper roublcs
worth q cents on tho donar. Tho fscta In the
case, uccosding to the u1impeachable author
ity Of thu " British Statu,mania Yeas Book
1875, PIP. JGG-7, arc that tho now cut7cncywaa
, issued in 1914, not 1910; lint 1t VIVA put
forth by tho Russian 6aI13, not by tho Goy-
ernmcut, And that itnerer wils ut par other
before or since 1B54 but laa ren1aiucd at t.
llucl,,atinE discount Of nbcslt tho Same rs the
: American 6roenback. 10 runt1er the character
: ot Itussinn currency eloar to the apprehension
Of the reader, we mako the following quota
= ton from tho British Statosmnn's Year
y Hook " for 1s75. 1Iaving enumerated tho
> bonded Indebtedness, 1t saya: ...
Not included .n ths account Aboro 7so oo 600
~ [ruutlrsl Of paper uoncy frarh soubo II aDo" "a
contul called uila Of Credit issued " Go'ern'ncnt
On tie guarantee ~ Ut ths adf!ls mud other credit
Lh.scnss Ut tho EaipIfc, unitod Into aiatt
Hank by Imperial decree of topt. 1850. Tho capital
Of thess +stahis,neats which arc u.lcr tia d!toc'
linn and supervision of tho MEnstur OF Fiuauce,
IN stated to an,uuut GlB souLlss El37asBoa
4, T,o poto-c!rcuas!on Of Nuasa las Increased scr,
rapdly VI lao yearp, wiic tho sitco taa dnlnshod
I'll II tho ue Tbs tb9nkl guarantee fluid u tht
Of characterization nos amounting 10 noss tim onc
m tenth It has been fonnA NECESSARY to Ess them
. forrou currency [egsttenlerl. Notwithstanding tat
H. 1noapuse gold and silver laso been To-
80 s,.auY year. premium vasaing from 10 10 10 y,
II cent.
In Thu atatructlon of public credit. through a
x tt1n!tel lsIuo u papes-mouH3, Ia Of 01 stsua
w lug, IL t1s regn u CATHERINE H.. tue hrs
or &ttctnps, GU q lArge scato, wAs tn4ds To core
IL tho annual deficits hy very bts supply Of rape
IL roabc. tbs sum tota! u which At tbs dsaIh of III
Empress 1906 u.pounte to 20o 200 1oaalsa. nus
Nv Ing tno subsequent wars with Fsance aud Turkc
u new e.n!ssions paper followed with tho conacqnsnc
n ts j 1876 tho nolca had fsllen 10 ATS that II, on
In typr routlo was worth soubles la corecs In yape
~, 6ssaL effatta wcra nsds by tlo Government
~ nproyu ts atxte Of thnga, ey Withdrawing poko
ht u ns rupsr from circulation After ten yeats Of 1r
NIL proved Auri1l Mausg gssneut 'lese
sill G0 (roubs of aoes, circulating 1t shs Ea
- Of th.eo paper Ioubas u tsyer souh!e. Asa au
" remedy, tbs Imperial Government Withdrew, 1A !si
'eS ths woo qt Tho old papsE uoneY introducing. III IL
ho stead uew furu of Gusst'nos, With forced euTFfne
mia frgtelrs. ny thesu and othos means, particular
lbs ostabltshmeut Of tls Hats Bank Aboyomtusiouos
H tue rutnnal y.lus Of tbs paper monsJ. caiad as
OF csss VA eont,dsra7 rsissd, 10 - to stAnd ony
IN. tfoa 10 10 u pss ssat dlasouat uo~svaf ~ vii
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-16

Why Is mad bull an animal OF con.
viyial disposition? Because he offers a
b orn to every one he meets.
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Mr.. Charles Ii. Miller will give an
evenings readings at the Town Hall
in Glendale this evening.
A popular scientific lecture will be de-
livered tonight at Pulte Medical College
by Prof. G. q. Bronson, M. d. Subject
-"The Sunbeam"
Tomorrow night the Irish-AmerIoan
Centennial Guards, one Of our crack
military organizations, will give its Sec
ond grand ball at Greenwood Hall.
Louis Mund's amateur orchestra OF
eighteen performers, whose ages range
from nine to eighteen years, will give
their first grand concert at Mozart Hall
tonight.
Prof. II. P. Townsend, of ofPhiladelphia,
teacher Of elocution, has consented to
give two or three readings at the free
concert in the Y. NJ. q. A. Hall this
evening.
Clark Institute, the literary society
connected with Trinity M. E. Church,
holds its first meeting of the season in
the Lecture-room OF the Church this
evening.
The German Military Band, consisting
of forty performers, will give the first OF
a series OF four concerts at Pixies Hall
tonight. Reserved seats for sale at
Dobmeyer u Newhalps.
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Board of Aldermen.

The Board met in special session yes.
terday.
Resolutions to contract with T. W.
Walsh to improve Fountain street, and
with George Barton to improve Oehler
alley, were adopted.
Mir. Sutton presented the ordinance in
reference to the occupancy Of the lot
now containing the Exposition Build
ings by the Music Hall Association.
with the amendment by the Board of
Improvements, that the lot be appraised
and the city be entitled to proportion
ate repres entation in the management
of the buildings to be placed thereon by
the Music Hall Association.
/. The ordinance was ordered printed
and made the special order for the next
meeting.
A resolution asking the Legislature to
provide means for the payment of street
laborers whose accounts are unadjusted
because of The Worthington Law, was
adopted.
The resolution asking the Legislature
to pass law creating Sinking Fund
Commission, was adopted.
A resolution agreeing to the terms OF
settlement of the Covington & Lexlng-
ton Railroad controversy, by which the
city shall obtain 100000 in preferred
stock in a consolidated company, was
referred to. the Committee ON Finance,
In connection with the City Solicitor, to
report at the next meeting. Adjourned.
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Eighth street, right resting on Plum
street, displaying eastwardly.
The Fourth Division will form on Plum
street, right resting on Eighth street,
displaying northwardly.
Che Fifth Division will meet the pro-
cession at st. Patriek's Church.
The following will be the
LINE OF MARCH,
over which the column will begin to
move at o'clock.
West on Eighth to Mound, north on
Mound to Clark, west on Clark to Free
man, south on Freeman to Seventh, east
on Seventh to Baymiller, south ON Bay
miller TO Fourth, east on Fourth to Mill,
south on Mill to st. Patrick's Church,
where the Societies will attend High
Mass at 8 O'clock; after divine services
the procession will again proceed east
ON Third to Central avenue, north on
Central avenue to Fifth, east on Fifth to
Plum, north ON Plum to Eighth, east on
Eighth to Sycamore, south on Sycamore
to Fourth, west on Fourth to Race,
north on Race to Sixth, east on Sixth to
Vine, north on Vine to Seventh, west on
Seventh to Plum, north on Plum to the
Cathedral, where the Societies will
countermarch and be dismissed.
John Muldoon will act as Aide-de-
camp.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-16

i painting, graining, vanishing, polishing
kalsomining, papering, lettering, staining
gliding, &C., SO cts. Book Of Alphabcts, SO.
Scrolls and Ornaments, ~. Matchmaker and
so. or booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY Il CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York
70 "A "a A W tn -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Westwood Narrow-gauge Rail-
road cost $4,000.
THE most comprehensive sign in the
city is ON Sycamore street-"EYery thing
made and repaired"
THE elegantly carved organ on exhibi-
tion at Baldwin's music store is the
work of Miss Fannie Nj. Banks, Of the
School Of Design.
A GRAND Centennial Fourth Of July
celebration is contemplated by the rep
resentatiycs from all Lodges of Odd-fel-
lows of this city.
(Friday) evening read t'The Dowager"
and 'Don't Judge by Appearances" at
Thoms' Music Hall.
The Sheriff issued an execution yes
terday against John Birnbaum for the
collection OF $4S4 SO costs in the case OF
his contestol Mr.. Hcppers election as
County Commissioner.
THE tramp who died in the Hamm ond-
street Station-house Yesterday is said
TO be Henry Clavin, a TO mer member Of
the Tenth o. " l. Rverdict OF "death
from pneumonia" was rendered.
A LIFE.wEARY mortal, man, bumped
from the Suspension Bridge about IL
O'Clock last night, and being rescued by
some boatmen, slid off ON his dripping
ear without disclosing his name.
PROFESSOR JAMES ADAMS, OF New
York City, on Saturday night at 8
o'clock, viii, at Fifth-street Garden,
perform the difficult feat of walking sev-
en- and quarter miles within an hour.
MIR. G. Nj. d. BLoss was robbed OF a
ane gold watch and chain on the Little
Miami train while going home night be-
Tore last. They were present to him
from the late Willard Stoms, and cost
200.
THE tire-alarm from Box 139, corner OF
Findiay and Freeman streets, at half
past 8 O'clock last night, was false.
The scare was raised by few sparks
Issuing from chimney in the neighbor-
hood.
THE alarm OF fire at 10:90 O'Clock last
night from Box 35, was caused by the
discovery OF smoke i'll the second story
of the American Gas Meter C0mpany's
warehouse, on Water street near Wal.
nut. Captain Joe Bunker, of the Ones,
and his men soon squeclhed it. Loss
about $40.
The General Railroad Time Conyen-
ti9n, in session yesterday at the Grand
Hotel, adopted summer schedule of
time, which, with few local changes,
is similar TO that of last year. IL was
ordered published, and will go into ef-
feet April is. The next meeting will be
held at the Windsor uotel, New York,
on the second Wednesday of October.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-16
ST. PATRICK,s DAY.
The Composition and Line o
March of the Procession.

The Composition and Line of
March of the Procession.
The following will be. the order OF the
procession tomorrow:
Grand Marshal and Assistants. p. IT.
Smith, Grand Marshal. 2. j. Hogan, d.
]. Ryan, Michael Concannon, NJ. B.
Moroney, Assistants.
The First Division will be composed OF
the following Societies, 2. +. Burke,
Marshal: John b. Barrett, Thomas j.
Corbett, Assistants: Irish American
Centennial guards. Knights OF st. Pa
rick. Total Abstinence Society OF st.
Patrick, st. Aloysius Cadets OF ST..
Patrick's Church.
Second D.vision-Jas. T. Duffy, Mar
Shal; John McAndrew and John Foley,
Assistants; knights OF st. james, St.
James T. A. Society, ST. James Cadets.
all OF Cathedral.
Third Diyision--Ed. Doherty, Marshal; /;
Holy Family Sodality, st. Xayiers; st.
Xayie's Association, st. Aioysius So
1ality, St. Thomas Church.
Fourth Division-B. S. Mulljgan, Mar.
,hal; b. X. Costello, Thomas Mulvihill,
A.O.H.
Fifth Diyision-Richard Barrett, Mar
,hal; A. o. H., Coyington; A. y. H..
Z Newport; Benevolent Society, OF Cow
sngton; st. Patrick's Society,". OF New
The First Division win .orm on Eighth
street. right resting on Central avenue
displaying eastwardly.
The Second Division will form on Plum
,tseei, right resting on Eighth stree
displaying southwardly.
TAe Third Division will form o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-16
AMusen,ents.

GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-The changes
pf programme caused by the indisposi-
tion of one OF the company will not have
to be resorted to again, as the place is
,upplied, and the pieces will be pre-
,eTlted as announced. This evening MIR.
Owens appears as "Major Wellington
De Bootso in "Everybody's Friend,"
and "Horatio Spruggins" in Forty
Winks," Characters in which Mr. owens
10 known as immense in every part Of
!he world. Friday evening, benefit of
Mr.. Owens, "Seli." l--lls y
WOODS THEATER.-An entire change
sfprogramme is announced by HaVerlys
Minstres for this evening, with Milt.
Barlow and Geo. Wilson as end men.
Last Hayeriy Matinee Saturday. ..-4
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1716 Once More.

That excellent company, the Emme t
Dramatic Club, announce o repetition
OF the.patrlotic Centennial drama, "1776; |;
Or, One Hundred Years Ago." at Rob
inson's Opera-house tomorrow Friday
evening. The entertainment will con-
clude with 1.-The Happy Man." "1776"
was SO we'll received when produced a
few days ago that it can not but draw a
fine audience this time. The drama is
good and we know the Emmett Club will
again produce it for all there is in it.