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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
THE REPUBLICAN6.


Meetings will be held this evening as
Turner Hall and at the corner OF Betts
and Gutter streets.
George W. Williams, the colored Rs
publican candidate for the Legislature.
was very cordially received last night
at the meeting at Sportsm tn's Han.
First Ward, which he addressed.
The Republicans have grand rally
and mass meeting on Thurs lay evening.
October 4, AT Sixth-street Market-space.
The meeting will be addressed by Gen.
Geo. A. Sheridan and several other dis
tinguished speakers.
r. b. Pulien spoke at Clifton, last
night, under Republican auspices.
At the meeting Of the Iwenty-drst
chosen President; Vice Presidents-a.
e. Gobrecht, Pat. Currin, II. q. Nipper.
T. f. Stryker, Ii. Hartman, Ii Z. Young,
James Currin, I. b. Brooks, Ell. Boecke:
Secretaries-Charles Miller and +. W.
Whyrauch. Speeches were made by
Smith Stimmel and David Humphreys.
THE DEMOCRACY.
A. L. Morrison, Of Chicago, a talented
cabinet maker, and one of the finest
Irish orators in the land, will address
Democratic meetings in the Eighth
Ward Friday evening, and in the Nine
teenth Ward Saturday night.
Hon. Durbln Ward addressed a large
and ell ,hu siastic meeting in HilIsboro
last Saturday.
One OF the most successful meetings
OF this campaign was held at Mozart
Hall last night. Speeches were made
by Gen. Chas. Z. Hooker, of Mississippi,
and United States Senator Allen G.
Thurman, of this State. The speakers
were frequently Interrupted by applause,
sttest1ng that they were addressing an
appreclative audience.
THE woRKINGMEN.
The following meetings are an
nounced:
TUESDAY, ocToBER2
Warsaw Pike, near Lindemann's Saloon, one
mile west OF Prices Inclined Plane-Speakers,
q. T. Meng and W. Spangenberg.
At BucAeye Hall-Speakers, MCGUIRE and
Spohn.
Mass meeting at of Vine and McMica-
en- avenue-Speakers,, r. H. Clark, SpOian,
Holman, Hruza.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8.
Mass meeting at corner Of Mcmillan stress
and Gilbert avenue-Speakers, McGuirs.
Lockland and Neutrality-suspicious., P. II.
Clark, Hruza.
Madisonville-Speakers, Judge Hilton, A.
Arnsperger.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,
st. Bernard-Speakers, Spangenberg, Goeh-
Ter, Sawyer.
Grand rally on Fountain suuare-two stands
English speakers, l.. II. Bond, p II. Clark, r.
>. McGuire. Haynes; German speakers, Rufh-
enburg, Luebkert, Hruza and Kempke.
Harrison-Th0mpson and Tyren.
FRIDAY, oCToBER6.
Cleves-speakers, T. T. MARYLAND, r. H.
Clark.
Fifth Ward Club, No. q Broadway-Speak-
ers, L. j. Mcclure, Andy Murphy.
Newport-Speaker, 2. j. Mcclure.
New Haven-Ed. Tyrell, PIttmau.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER
Delhi-speakers, p. II: CLARK, NJ. Spohn.
Twenty-nrst Ward, SedamsviIle-McGuirs
and Goodnough,
Ncwtown-Sawyer.
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as the procession passed down Broad
street frequent cheers were given and
brilliant fireworks set of.
At the Rink large assemblage was
gathered, the interior being packed with
people. The Generals appearance on
the stage was greeted with prolonged
cheers. The platform was crowded
with representative Democrats.
Speeches were made by Judge Teese,
William Ritter, Leon Abbott, Joel Par
ker and others, in the old Rink building.
and on the streets there were other
large gatherings, which were addressed
by local speakers. A cannon in front OF
the hall fired sllutes at frequent intet
walls, and the meeting did not break up
until late hour. General Mcclellan
was escorted back to the hotel by the
Randolph Light Guard.
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To the Editor Of the Star:
The most important qualities to be
looked for in a public officer are ca
pacity, integrity and falthfulness to
duty.
And the poor man and rich are inter.
ested alike in having those who admin.
ister public affairs eminent In the DOS
session of those qualities.
The office Of Auditor comes to the
| 'front.' as the one Of chief Importance to
be filed next Tuesday. | shall cast
stones at neither Of the opposing candt-
dates, but deem it my duty to briefly
set forth the claims Of MIR. Cappellar for
the position, In order that the laborins
man, whose brother l am proud to caii
myself, may be enabled to vote under-
standingly.
Mr.. Cappellar spent five years at the
mechanics bench as acarriage-trImmer.
ana they DO say that no work was more
deity done than that which came from
his hands. He was for several years
elected Clerk of Springfield Township
and Secretary to the Board of Educa.
LIon, during which time he prepared
blanks and forms for the use of town.
ship Officers, which are to this day tue
authorized forms now in general use
throughout the State. Four years ago
he was appointed, without any solicita-
tion upon his part, to the most import.
ant post in the County Auditors office,
which he has conducted with credit 60
himself and profit to the county.
AS Omission Deputy he has during the
past three years turned over into tho
county Treasury over q half million OF
dollars, which, but for his vigilance and
energy the county would have lost. La
corroboratiOn OF this statement ths
reader is referred to the last published
report OF Fee Commissioner Baker. MIR.
Cappellar is a thorous h-going business
man, OF large capacity and unimpeacha-
ble integrity, the very man to conduct
The affairs Of the most important cfi 20
i'll the county to the greatest advantage
of Its taxpayers.
Laborlng men particularly sh ould vote
for him, Tor he is one from am ong them.
and has always been heartily in sympa.
thy with them. Give us w. S. CanDel.
lar for Auditor, and taxpayers, both
great and small, can safely look fer a
sound and honest administration of the
Affairs OIL tnat once. MECHANIC.
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Local Personals.

Mr.. Len. A. Harris, has returned to
the city.
Andrew Erkenbreoher Is now in Swift.
zerland in mach improved health.
In the United States Court this morn.
ing Mr.. Madison Pavey, Of Washington
q. h., was admitted to the Bar.
Judge Matson has recovered from his
recent illness. and filed his seat on the
Probate Court bench yesterday.
There will be fine celebration at the
Lookout House tonight in honor of the
wedding OF Mr.. II. Sherman and Mrs.
A. Nj. Rauche.
Mr.. W. 5. Derrel, an operator in Gen.
5hattuc's Atlantic s. Great Western
Railroad office, has returned to the city
,fter a two months visit to friends in
Illiuois.
The marriage of Miss Ella Keck.
daughter Of Joseph L. Ksck, to son of
Mr.. Oliver Perrin took place al noon to-
lay. They leave tonight Tor an extend
ed tour East,
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Eva Green.

The inquest on the body OF Eva Green
(not Gruen) was commenced this morn.
'ng. DR.. Maley, who together with DR..
Williams held post.mortem, states
that In all his experience as Coroner he
aever met With so cruel and bungling
III attempt TO relieve a woman in the
,leceased's condition, and he only won-
ders that poor Eva survived the horri.
lie wounds she received as long as she
lid.
Mrs. Caroline Adler testified that the
'eceased came and begged her to get
uer out or hrr trouble. Mrs. Meble had
on former occasion offered to relieye
aer under similar circum stances. ana
she accompanied Eva to the house OF
Mrs. Mehle. whom the unfortunate girl
b sought with tears to remove the cause
o. her shame.
Alter hearing the testimony of DR..
Phil. i. Williams, which corroborates
.ae statement Of DR.. Maley, the inquest
vas adjourned 10 meet tomorrow at OK
J'clook.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
MEDIATION INIPOSsIRLE.

NaVional Assoclateu ff6Ss TO Cne StRE
MEDIATION IMPOSSIBLE.
LONDON, Oct. A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that mediation Is i'm
possible; that Russia will discounten.
ance any diplomatic Intervention, an d
that settlement of the affairs between
the contend1ng countries can only be et-
fected by force of arms.
GEN ZOLOFF's SUCCESSOR.
A dispatch from Bucharest saws that
General Todleben will succeed General
Zoloff as Chiet OF Slaff to the Prince OF
Roumania before PIevna.
SUSPECTED OF CONSPIRACY,
LONDON, OCT. "A dispatch from
Pesth says that Midhat Pasha and the
Hungarian Deputy, Helfy, are sus pected
as being implicated In the conspiracy TO
cut and destroy the Roumania Rail
ways.
A WITHDRAWAL OF TIE TROOPS.
A dispatch recelved from Gorny STU
den says that, at the council of war held
yesterday, the Czarowitch advocated
the withdrawal OF the troops for the
winter over the Danube, leaving a gar
rlson only at SIstova and at Nicopolis.
GEN KLoPKA's' STATEMENT.
PARIS, Oct. 2.-lhe Hungarian Cen.
eral, K!opka. has writtena a letter to the
Franchise, in which he saws
Lhs whole story OF the raid into Rouma.
MIA for the purpose OF destroying rail
ways is purely mythical.
PAPKoI REoCCUPIED.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Blu.
oharest says the Russians have reocDu.
pied Papkol, ON the left bank OF the
L0m. q
WAR TO BE DECLARED,
A dispalcn from Belgrade SAYS that it
s rumored that the Cabinet Uounol
nave resolved to declare war on the 18TH
,t October.
sERVIANs TO THE FRONTIER,
The SerVIan troops are again moving
20 the frontier.
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Sitting Bull Heard From,

Nhbl0hal Assoclated Press to Che Star.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 2.-Pembina advices
report panic among the half-breed
hunters and friendly Indians Of the
northwestern plans on account OF ma
rauding parties from Sitting Bulbs
camp, who take horses, ammunition,
arms and PROVISIONS from them. A
Pembina half-breed, who recently talked
with Sitting Bull, reports that he said he
dad not want to fight the soldiers, but
Custers attack compelled him to ignt,
and that he lost only six Indians In the
fight with Custer and Reno. II let
alone he wouldn't fight any more, but If
disturbed he would.
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Gen. McCIellan,s Reception,

National Associated Press to the Star. .
NEWARK, N. j., Oot.2.-The recep to-,
'ast night OF Gen. Mcclellan, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor, was Of
he heartiest character. The General
arrived here about 7 O'Clock and went to
he Continental Hotel, where an i'm.
neuse crowd soon gathered and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
He was received at the hotel bv the
prominent Democratic leaders inciuu.
ng all his rivals for the Gubernatoria;
domination. Every County In tue Stat
vas represented by prominent men OF
he party.
Shortly after 8 P. M. the Randolph
Light Guards, numbering about three
hundred splendidly Uniformed young
men, who were to act as escort to Gen,
Mcclellan, arrived with band. and
timer organizations, including cavalry,
followed by several barouches, were IL
waiting.
Ihe General with number Of others
entered them, his appearance being
he signal for wild cheers. About thirts,
thousand people were in the street, anu
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AnnOulsCelaA ents,

The regular monthly business meet.
ing OF the Y. M. q. A. takes place this
evening, commencing promptly at s
o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Cincinnati
Society OF Ex-Army and Navy Officers
viii be held at the Burnet House on FRI
day evening next.
The first lecture of the popular course
to be delivered under the auspices of
tile Ohio Medical College takes place to :
morrow evening at the College on Sixth
near Vine, when Prof. Robert Bartholow
will edify the public.
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"Please state," said Thomas Il. Hen
bricks in hoarse whisper to a'reporter
immediately on his arrival III NewYpIk.
''that my health is superb. l feel tea
years younger than did when boy,
aud my muscle and appetite are simply
enormous." "And how die you leave
Mr.. Tildens" said the reporter, with
considerable interest. "Poor man, poar
manW said Mr.. Hendricks, shaking die
uead. "Mere skin and bones, \ hectic
flush, q horrid cough, and all SORTS VI
norrid things. He may live to get hoias,
Dut he's fading away, fading away
| Rochester Democrat.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Edward Donovan and Ellen Mullen.
VIM. NJ. Gassaway apd Julia Robbins
Herman Joker and Mary A. DIerker.
Chas. Albr.echt and Herminia Berold
F. Sohaefer and Anna Rotnerw
Peter Long and Clara Taylor.
Bernard Eagen and Amelia Ritter.
John Weibel and Bertha Krahn,
Fl. Schuler and Phena Eckerman,
August Thiele and Sophie Nehl.
q. NJ. Maxwell and Mary Duffy.
Frank Jacob and Carrie Honmann.
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met In regular session
President John f. Bell In the chair.
A resolution was adopted directing
the Supervisor to purchase from Glen.
way avenue two hundred perch OF stone
for use on Cost street, east OF the B. &
o. r. R., at 5Oc per perch. Also, one
authorizing the Committee on Grades
and Improvements to purchase from
Frank Kirohener earth to fill on Mclean
avenue at ID cents per yard, quantity
not to exceed one hundred and fifty
yards.
After the transaction Of some routine
business the Board adjourned.
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Horse Thieves Captured,
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
GALVESTON. IExAs, Oct. 2.-Late last
night "a Fort Sill special to the News
says) a gang OF horse thieves were cap.
tured about thirty miles from there BY
Oapt.' Vert Adams. of the Fourth Cav.
airy. They had herd OF one hundred
and thirty Indian ponies, which they
had.stolen from Kiowa Indians, now at
ihe Sill Agency. The thieves, fve in
number, are now In jail, awaiting the
arrival OF the United States Marshal,
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Startling Statement. t.

National Associated Press to the star
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 2-The lat
est special to the San Antonio Herald
makes the startling statement that
Lieutenant Bulls lost nearly all his
men while engaged in a desperate at
tack, and while cutting his way through
the lines Of his opponents. Also, that
Colonel Shafter had been surrounded by
force of one thousand Mexicans. The
report, however, is not confirmed.
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SHOOTING AN'OwL WITH A BRAcEtEr
ON IT'S LEGs.-The New Bloomfield IL. j
Times OF this week says: A few nights
since, Mr.. Adam Clouser, OF this ptaea.
set some steel traps to catch an owl thai
was visiting his chicken cvop. The nexs
morning one OF the traps was missing
young man while fiunting a day or
Two afterward shot an owl, and was
greatly astonished, as the bird fell FROM
the tree, to hear a clanking OF chrns.
1t proved to be the owl which mad a .wn
away with the missing steel trap las 10
lite legs.
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A MOllie MaguIre's Troubles,

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 2. - Dennis
Donnelly, a Mollie Mcguire, who just
served out sentence of fifteen months
for assaulting with intent to kill Robt.
MORLEY, an Englishman, at Raven Run
was yesterday Released from prison and
Immediately rearrested, charged with
the murder of Thomas Sanger and VIM
Wren in September, 1875, for which
Thos. Munley was hanged with the YGst
murderers on the 21st of June.
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WASHINGTON.
CrOwding the ConspiratOrs

CEU"uAhB the COhBpIratOfSs
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Ex-senator
Sawyer still languishes in jail awaiting
sentence. Another case of prosecution n
of fraudulent claims against the Treas
ury was called to-day in the Criminal
Court, known as the Witaski Claim, on
which Ex-Congressman Negley, OF
Pennsylvania, is Indicted and Joined as
defendant for conspiracy to defraud the
United States by means of fraudulent
claim for $50, 705 for timber alleged to ave
been furnished the Government in 1862.
Negley failed to put in an appearance,
and his bail was declared forfeited, and
a bench warrant will be issued for his
arrest. A jury was selected to try Wit
aski, and the case is pending.
Senator John Patterson.
Information received here is to the
effect that requisition has been issued
for the arrest Of Senator John Patter-
son and others upon the indictments
recently found against them by a South
Carolina Grand Jury.
Work of fIncendiaries.
The Committee OF Inquiry conducting
the investigation as to the origin of the
recent Patent Office fire, will, it 10 al
legged, report that it was the work oil
inoendiaries.
Our Relation to Mexico.
The Department of State has not re-
ceived any official Information to war
rant the opinion that the relations be-
tween the United States and Mexico
have been the least changed.
GrisWOld Explains.
Major Grlswold, oil Maryland, has
published card, in which he denies all
The material allegations in the Times,
lie was appointed, ne says, by General
Grant, and not by Sherman; he never
served on the staff of General Wender,
and was never guilty OF the things i'm
puted to him; he was appointed to sew
eral positions by General Grant without
$ solicitation and with full knowledge L,
his history; he ran Tor Congress in 1872
IN opposition to Governor Swami, and
received over ten thousand votes, the
njshest number ever p0llet before in
his district. His case has been three
times examined, and each time ne was
acquitted OF any iault.
The Indian Conference.
final conference with the Indian del
egation took place yesterday at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion. The Indians were IN
citizens clothes. Spotted Tail spoke.
and informed the President that he had
decided to have his Agency on Wound !
ed-knee Creek, and he wanted his pre-.
Visions and Gle thing sent there. Rer
cloud wanted his Agency at While
clay Greek, where he had lived for fifty.
,ix years.
he said he had been injured BY army |
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Flashes.

Frank Nichol, the st. Elmo murderer,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury OF
Fayette County. Iii.
me bail, 49, 900, given by Jack Hughes,
ne .counterieiter, was forfeited In the
hicago Courts yesterday.
The bondholders OF the Marietta &
cincinnati Rlllr6ad met at Baltimore
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Edition

Degn CINCINNATI, Oct. $3.50 p. M.-Flour
easy and lower, with moderate local demand
only. Wheat fair demand and steady. Corn
quiet and liberal offerings. Oats quiet and
heavy. Whisky in fair demand and un-
changed. Mess pork firm and moderately act
I've. Lard steady and quiet. Cotton quiet,
steady and unchanged Barley dull. Rye quiet
and easy. Meats steady, light offerings and
fair demand. Gold weak at IO!X. New Yask
exchange quiet ana demand light.
R65" WEATHER.-Probably fair or partly
cloudy for the next twenty -four hours.
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SuiCide-ExplOsiOn and Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-John s. Hausman,
young man Of some local political
prominence, and well known In bushes
circles, shot himself through the heart,
at his residence, last night. No cause
is known for the act.
One OF the stills In Bollman & O'Hara's
dstillery on Poplar street exploded last
night, and the building and, contents
burned to the ground. The building
was valued at about $4,000, and the
stock at $40, COO. Insurance $25,000.
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LECTURE.

TNHE FALL AND WINTER COURSE OF
i Lectures on "The Science Of Life" in
The Good Old PhYsio- Medical College" of
Ohio will commence TOMORROW, Sd inst,
In the Hall Of the Cincinnati l.. and S. Insti-
tute. 23l w. Fourth street. Call on or address
A. CURTIS, NJ D., President. oc2-2C
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RumOred Resignations,
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, Oct. 2.-It was rum6red last
night that the Due DeBroglie and Nj.
Berthout had resigned from the French
Cabinet. This report. for the present a
east, is unlOunded, but the alarm 1t ere.
lted was very remarkable.
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Call for a Hayes Meeting.

The Republican Committee Of Fifty
met at the Rooms Of the Union League
Club last night and issued call that tho
Republicans,and all others of the City OF
New York who approve Of the admins
tration OF President Hayes, meet at
the Cooper Institute on Wednesday eve.
ming, the 10th Inst, at 8 O'clock.
No Trace Yet.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-No trace of the
missing 10y Edsall, who disappeared in
this city two weeks ago, has yet been
found, and it is suspected that he has
been foully dealt with.
Knocked From the Ferry.
An unknown boy was pushed of one
of the boats of the Roosevelt street Ferry
Company last evening and drowned,
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 2.-Archbishop
Bailey is still alive, but is gradually
growing weaker. He can survive only
short time longer.
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Shot by Her Husband

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. 2.-Eliza Glen
men. aged eighty years, was shot in the
back by her husband last night at their
residence, No. 4S4 Baltic street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r o. o. +. PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
i. Regular quarterly meeting (for election of
officers to serve for ensuing year, &c. on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 3, at TX
o'clock. Room No. 5, Odd-fellvws' Building,
Fourth and Home streets.
Oc1-8 jos O. TJTGTON SecSy
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

TOR RENT-ROOM-Splend room, 26x45,
i well lighted for workshop; power furnished
if desired. Apply ut 249 West Filth st. 2s-8t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Il OR SALE OR RENT-A nice frame cot
l. tage OF four rooms, large front aud side
yard, on Walnut street, in Bellevue, Ky., one
square south of School house. Inquire at
Philip Gantzschier's, in Bellevue, or at VIM.
Dunkmann's, 175 Clinton street, or at $50 Bay
miller street, Gin, y. se29- 9-6tt
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wANTED---SITUATONS.

wv WANTED - STU ATION-B By a German
w girl In private family, for cooking,
washing and ironing. Call at 142 Linn street.
2S-8t
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WANTED - SITUATION-As cook, by a
w respectable girl, in private family;
reference given If required. l21 Webb street.
28-3t
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE.

TONIGHT, Our New Stars! Ida Devere,
frankie Christie, Billy Hayle, Ross and Carr,
Haley and Eldridge, Dora Dowran, and
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