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National Republican., 1877-05-03
We RECEIVED the following postal car

We RECEIVED the following postal card
last evening:
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,: VIII you please pub
lsh the name OF the regiment which W. II.
CRoor, Of the Executive Mansion, was Colonel
or II he ever served In either the army or navy?
SUBSCRIBER.
As Colonel CROOK is on duty every day at
the Executive Mansion between the hours OF
nine and four, and as he Is likely to be better
acquainted with his own army record than
any one either here or elsewhere, we would
respectfully refer the subscriber "of an en-.
quiring mind" to hin for information. Col.
CRooK is an aGable gentleman, and will no
doubt give q straightforward answer.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
ToMMrnAwKIxs HIS LASDLoRD.-Henry

ToMMrHAwKISG HIS LASDLoRD.-Henry
W. Hurley and George NJ. HenAult were ar
raigned in the Police Court yesterday,on counter
warrants, each charging the other with assault
and battery. Hurley was 4 tenant OF HenauIt's.
Yesterday evening Henault, after sending for
Hurley without effect, went upstairs to see him
10 person, to collect the monthly rent, which was
due. According to Hurley's statement, Henault
struck him twice, once in each eye, before he
m ade any bslligeTent movements Then he
picked up hatehet and struck him on the head,
knocking him senseless. lie attempted to eX.
euse his act by pleading the desperate character
Of Henault. HenAuIt denied having struck Hur.
ley At all, and exhibited ugly wound on hii
head, where Hurley struck him with the hAtehet
The Court hned Henault o., without costs, and
Hurley 80, with costs.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

CHICAGO is WAXING a desperate EaT
agatust Its Normal schools, upon the Ihenry
tnnt there is already large sufiiciency oi
teAcners 10 that city Sso would be only a.
glad To obtain EN- olnyment True eoouga
hut apply the same argument to any o,heI
department Of lite, aud what is the result !.
The present supply must some time ex
haust itself ChicSgo would then be de
pendent upon other cities Tor It's teachers
and would be forced to the confession tha
it is lacking in modern insiiiu ions. Think
well, progressive city Of the West, lest you
retrograae into an abnormal state.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
INCORPORITED.
New Associations Filing Their Charters with
tho Reeorder.

Hamilton B. Russell, Henry Swami and
Amos Fitch have hIed with the recorder Of deeds
asertincate OF Incorporation In the name Of The
Peoples Trust and Insurance Company. The
object OF the organization is TO receive moneys in
trust; to accept and execute trusts; to receive
and hold real and personal estate in trust; to
make insurance upon lives or health Of individ-
uAls. The capital stock Is hIsd at 5000 di
yided into eight thousand shares Of s25 each.
The National Desiccatsd COcoanut and Spice
Manufacturing and Shipping Produce Company
have nled certificate with the names OF II. T.
Hall, Arthur Payne, A. II. Ashburn, Lewis How
ard, John ID. Bagwell, q. W. Stewart and Jack
son Howard az cOrporators. The capital stock Is
limited to ESQ ,OOo, In shares Of slO each.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

THERE is hut one thing in BRIsHAN
You've which Is cnmmeDdable. He hAs
twenty seven mothers-in law, and he is
said to he KIND 10 all OF them. II there is
any soe virtue TO be admired mere than
sn.tber IN married man it IS the gene
rosit' and SindOess which he shows to tn,
motser of the choice OF his heart 4
mother IN laS IS one al msirimony's besr
blessings, "ut tie tr"uhle is p-rverse hu
manly does not Appreciate then.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Capture Of italian Br,gsnds.

A recent letter from Rome TO the Boston
Trsnscript says: "writing OF Sicily reminds mn
Of tho capture Of the Aliani brothers, two fhmous
brigands who were arrested In Palermo ON Easier
Sunday. The two brothers, who have boon for .
long time the terror Of Sic,lan PROVINCES, ana On
whose heads was set price OF $1,000 each, ven-
tured into the city to pass tho day with some oom
rades and friends Although perfectly diseuiscd
and surrounded BY trusty friends the police, IN
some mysterious way. discovered that the hrigandt
were in Palermo, and an ingenious way wat
formed to capture them. Two police agents ais
guised themselves rs peasants out for . halliday,
and strolled about tho city untf they got
near the house in which tho briganss were
feasting with their friends. When within car.
shot the soidisant peasants pretended to quarrel.
Words ran high, and the two made such q neise
that the brigands came to the window 10 soc vhai
was the matter. They saw, as they supposed,
two PEASANTS quarrolinE, and, csjoyins thr sight
the brigands remained nj tho window 10 look on.
Al last the pretended row reached such pitrh
that one OF tho disputants drew = revolver, ppon
which the other ran away, and the briEands
house being the nearest refuge, he ran directly
Into the doorway, hts adversary with tho revolver
following In hot pursuit. Meanwhiis another
part Of the plan was being carried out while
the noise outside was going on the house had bcon
gradually and quietly surrounded by the police,
all In plain dress, however, and all more or loss
concealed except two, who, at given sigSal, sud-
denly app cared on the scene, as II attracted by
tho dispute. Seeing one man, revolver In hand,
pursuing another, what more natural than thai
they should In turn give ehasef The frst tw1
rushed into the brigsnds' house ~ above mar.
rated; the others followed, . whistle was hsard
and still other men appeared, and before ths
brigands comprehended the stuation ths room
whsre they were was nllod with armed ma
"rhsn, but too late. It flashed upon them, and
although both brothers attempted . despornts
resistance. tho odds wsrs Toe great for them, and
they were soon ovsrpswercd.
"Pinionod, and handcuned TO ach othsr, thsy
were brought out into the streets Of fAlsrns
while the report that the terrible Alfan brotbsri
had at last been taken spread like wildftre, snt
the people crowded into the streets, cheering
tho police as they marched along with thsil
prises.
"The capture was planned entire by . youns
psllcs delegate Of Palermo, who VIII oertainl,
receive high promotion for his Ingenious dcyice
The two policemen who played their parts u
we'll In quarrsling under tho windows Of I'M
house arc also to be rewarded"
National Republican., 1877-05-03
RBPoRT OF sUrERIHrExpENT OF
LIFE-SAvIHG sERTICE


psssrisi,E the Extent ana EEecs of the
Fsarfei STORMS Alopx ths vsssa-na ana
North Csrelina Cossts-wnth oos.r.snts
and Criticisms Upon the sshjest-
Capt. John J. Guthrie, superintcsdout of
the Sixth Iifc.savins district, having just ~
turned from = tour Of inspection Of the stations
In his district, gives In . letter 10 the rrsnrury
Department, the following account Of the srsst
gales on the Virginia and North Carolina COASTS,
on the 10th and itth ultimo, and Of thsir efccts:
Tho station houses werc not apprecinbly IN
jured by the severe and reiterated storms which
have occurred during the present month. From
some the sand had drifted from, and at others 10
the houses; IN some instances improving, and IN
others only slightly damaging the stations- rhe
and dn the % ssna BANKED up % around m tss suiisns ~
From Nos. I. asd the sand was washed away
90 as to esposs IN part the fe.ndstions The
tidss higher than remsmbered Tor many yesrss
and IN the Ksaernlity Of places whore n found
10 sound, inundstIng the lands Tor miles IN sr-
tent, destroying stock and alarming tho resL
dents; in fact, the entire topography of the
Oregon Inlet were cut away on both shores
Widening It at least three quarters Of milo, the
southern beach having advanced wishin fyc hun
Mr.. burgess, whose residence was situsted he
tween it and tho inlet, sought refuge from thu
s and
overflow destroyed all the weiis, and as the
water at the stations IA At all tiss very inferior
and may be justly considered delotcrigus 70
health, think . small cistern to oach would add
greatly to comfort and convenence and might be
constructed at little expense.
No vessels were stranded north Of No, q but
ave were south OF IT, tho wrecks OF which have All
been forwarded. In the case Of schooner Bsnja-
min w. Robinson, beacbcd two miles south uf
statien No. =, in . heavy Ealo, the keeps COL
10 ctsd his crew a. speedily as possible, and using
the short line, whip and boatswain's chain, sun-
veyed each Of the crew separately on shore az
cspt one, who, In his impaticnce, attempted .
swim, and vas Afterwards picked In nm fnssns-
BILE condition and resuscitatcd, making eight IN
all. Captain waplss. master of the stranded
vessel, spoke to me In the highest tcrms OF the
keeper and crew Of No. ., saying they workcd
diligently all night, and did everything, undnr
tho oroumstanccs, TINT mon cosid 90; and, IN
reply to my question, whether their lives would
have been lost without the assistnnce Of thr
lifs.savlng crew, answered unhcsitatingly In
the Affirmative, adding, at the same time thAt
he fslt Il duty 10 write TO the Secretary Of TIM
Treasury, requesting that tho numhsr Of the
stations might be increased for tho bcttsr se-
ourity Of life and property. The vessel he com.
manded was new and strong; yet such was tho
force Of the winds and waves and rapidity of TIM
current that she broke up In o few heurs, snd
not . vestigs Of her cargo or interior furniture
was seen.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

In this COLUMN Of THE REruBLIoAN wiH
hereafter be found editorial ertr acts upon isa-
portdnt onestions from prominent Amsricas,
ne~spapsrs irrespective Of party. 0vr readers
rin thus Be kept Informed Of the temper Of both
tie Repsbliedn and The Democratic pres wpor
poliiical dsd otA<r ~atiests. We psolish thess
erfrso. jest a. We won,d any Other iisms Of nses,
purely for Information. Our orn opt,4ors
and viers pia, as usual, Be Impressed only IN
our editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

THR war spirit is becoming so demon
strative on board the Russian flee, in New
York harbor that Alexis is expected no
mentsrily to assault the Turkish baths OF
the Metropolis. 1t is generally believed,
however, that the baths will clean him
ont"
National Republican., 1877-05-03
4 GROCERY GROGGERY.

The business Carried on by Tom Keppler-
How Williams, of Washington, Fished for
n Drink.
Thomas Keppler was fined $i05 In the Police
Court yesterday for selling liquor without license
from "quet" bar in the back part OF his grocery
store, on Virginia avenue, near the old canal
he witnesses against him were two in number
one colored ragmsn and the other q oolored
painter They went into his place together, and
James Belheld, the ragman, said he lived on
the Island.
"whereabOuts on the Islandfr
"ln alley called I-lLlopse alley"
NOt very pleasant name" observed the lawyer,
scratching his head. What did you go to Rsp-
~ went g there ere specially to get, drink"
"Bekase l was summoned"
"Did you inform asains,.hlm:"
"why.'
"Besase I went there to get a drink, and
knew by the way he got tho liquor, hidden like,
"You though, ySa would inform on account of
what did you ind in the back OF the store'"
~ found whisky"
Little barr"
"Yes"
"kongT"
Just long enough to cat beefsteak snT
Just long enough to drink whisky on" re.
piled the witness.
Alexander Williams, the painter, a ragged col.
ored man. with his garments yaTiegAted by many
spots Of paint Of different colors answered to the
| name Of Alexander Williams.
"IOgr name is Williams, is III" asked Ksp.
piers lawyer
ayes; l am Williams" said that worthy; "wil.
iiams, Of Washington. Everybody knows vii.
llams.'
How did you happen to drink with Belneldr''
81 said to him, have you got any money!" lie
says, i've got halfa dollar or so." Said /, ~
| would like 10 drink up some Of II with you" He
said, Come on and 20 piece with me and I'M
treat, and he treated.
kepplee noted an appeal, and gave bond Q in the
sum OF s)0).
National Republican., 1877-05-03

Tus hotel keepers are willing to adopt
the rope ladder fire escape, provided they
arc allowed to reserve the right to remove
the rope ladders from rooms occupied by
guests with no baggage.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

Persoas ieasisg pS city for ~ ,ssaIarr oEa
hare The REPUBLICAN mailed 10 aisy siirsss
BY paying 90 cents pr aoath, iso1risbiy il a,i-
rdaoe.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

ACCORDING to ex-senator scorr's opinion,
the days the CANEEoSs iu Pennsylvania
are about run. 1t looks as though the simon
pure Republicans of the Keystone State mus,
step down and out this fall.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

A WORTHY CuARrTr.-The "Night Lodg-
Ing. House" was established q little over q year
ago, TO afford a comfortable shelter to the desery.
Ing poor seeking employment, and keeping them
from the eompanionship Of the folon, the Impure
aud the drunken At tho police station houses
Nearly lOOvO persons, many Of whom were wo-
men and children, have been thus accommodated
with lodging and provided with y, 900 bountiful,
though frugal, meals The cost has been " 90
per month, or about ten cents for each person.
The treasury is now empty, and tho board Of di.
reetors appeal TO the public for aid TO sustain the
charity Tor at least one month longer, until warm
weather sets In.
Subscriptions will be thankfully received and
acknowledged by John T. Mitchell, esq, treas.
uTer, p5l Pennsylvania avenue.
A. y. SoLoMoSs, Chairman EI. Com.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Important Notice

Tue Editorial and Bushes, departments Of this
Journal are separate and dif,ise- To tnsur,
prompt arenion all CON muniea.iops fzis.sSS fer
ne Editorial dePsrfasst sh0ald be addressed TO
EpiroR OF THE NATION Al ntrUBLiCAx,
and all communications appertaining to the
BssfHstt derarfaenf should be ADDRESSED to the
BUSINESS MANAGER or THE NATIONAL Errrs-
LiCAN.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

The Old Line Wings are getting on to
tue Republican string with au Slacrity
worthy OF their ancestors. They want all
the offices.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

The Russians, with flags flying. are
marching on towards Cons,antinople, cry.
ing, "It is the Boss for US
National Republican., 1877-05-03

THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
CAN BE OBTAINED In NEW YORK AT
BRENrAN0s NEWS EMPORIUM, -
UNION SQUARE
National Republican., 1877-05-03

No ONE will mourn for LOGAN May 10, bu,
every friend will rejoice.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
suTSYNEyrs ro-yJsUr.

OpD Willows HALI-Dauon and Pytihas.
national THEATRE-'OurEcarNiins Hou.e.-
AvHSrE rHEATRz-Olie. Ballet and Farce.
MARKRrrHR's FEEr Arr GAIlrRr, Ne 60
street northwest
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Subscription Rates.

sy MN psse ey earr,srs an efSs sS Esr zo,,s.
And for three montss. TerIas Invariably n se-
vance
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Notice.

Notice.
We beg leave to state that We decline 70 re,ur,
rejected COmnsnioatiOns; and to this rule We
can make no exception
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Adyertfsipe Rates

Daily-.s etnts line for ordinary siverrisnx.
per line
National Republican., 1877-05-03

1t was = private musicale. Mr.. Noear
called himself a dasiis.te-supposed to mean
that II he couldn't play any instrument be Vas
wonderfully we'll posted In music So any one
would think to hear him talk, and remark his
profound looks during the Interpretation Of .
piece. Tho programme was rigidly classic, soma
tas and soncertos had been wrestled' with In all
as many movements Is 2ts trotter makes round
the track. Miss Andants Smith remarked to
NOear, In the course OF = conversation, that she
rarely played Chopin, but often Bach. "You
shall hear fugue OF his" "Yes," said NoesT,
.onenbaeh,s flgues arc very good, but pro for
his Grand Duchess"
National Republican., 1877-05-03
aatinual Rrpublifau.
". }. MUKrAGH.. .PRoPRIEToR.

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National Republican., 1877-05-03

sadyk Pa.hs, lately the Turkish Ambas
sador at Paris, hearing Of guarantees" told the
following aneodoto; A Jew at Rustohuk was
ing with poultsrer for pair Of fowls.
At last he said, "well. i will take them at your
price, only have not my money with me-" ooh,
thsn," said the dealer, "there 10 an cad to IT,
mot at all. The bargain Is struck. will only
other rs . guarantee"
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26
NR. William LIoyi Garrison has '

Ma. William LIovd Garrison has writ
ten alc.her letter in which he sopposes the
Presidents policy as casting "an unnisu-
gated stigma upoa The preceding Admin
issrasioa. to the frantic delight ola bastard
Democracy that deserves to be bi.sed cut
o. tie e,uairy and ou: OF the world Yea
Mr.. Garrison, bu. the difficulty is that the
Democracy cannot be hissed into destruc-
Iiou, 10 matter hov much ii may deserve
ssch . ia:e. On the contrary there is
Tcsiti7e Certainty that If the Southern
policy ci the lsss Administration had been
eoaainasi, the Democrats instead Of gong
ou. Of the wcr.d <oGid 90 into cor,rol Of
ne .cvernueLr, ard then where would be
sae pruas to the Republican party, The
negroes ard the country? Any intelligent
usn who e,suiles the matter without
Prejudice can perceive that the presence OF
: Solid Sgath in another Presidential
e1nraign ~ol!t insure tie overthrow OF
TIE Republican party without anv help
ir2m hissine. There is 70. any wisdom
tas, We can pe.csi7e 10 psr:istiDg in
po,icy which leads directly TO such re-
zri.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

TIE news iEJm the Black Hills Is 70.
all ac11. g1l;. / battle vas fought there
g.ce1:l. ba1reea eesea iowa lo; speculs-
i--.. All hands dre~ revoIyers, began
II n, ar! kepl i, up till ,Zo OF them were
kii!ei AID one vas wounded. Tuere Va.
.ti.i 4ao.ae- ign: over ,own los, les dead
i 10 il. res4l.s. Than ii is Z grievoas tale
ihs. : .6.i OF the ia:e TIA, osfel! The party
- 4drea.1r5rs iha. s.arei oa. ir4n Bis
MARI. Gold hunting in the Black Hills
Las is ..asscal ep:soi'-, many OF them.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

A correspondent a the Nsw York
Herald Ri an inserview With Postmsasr
General Key Conserving The new party
movement Mr.. Key MD.
''In order TO bring she large eossezvative
element in the South into harnonious re-
ls;ion with their Northern brethern it will
Re necessary to establish : new party. It
is my own idea tha. it would be exceeding
iy bard to get the South uaited in what is
kaovn - the Republican party. Thai
section, ynu know, has always been Demo
cratic; bus there il, however, in every State
a large element tha. does not attach itself
to the Demccra:ic party. II can be called
+. relic Of the old Wing party, and it is
possible that the policy Of the sdl,inissr.-
:;on, az announced in the Presidents in
.usui.!, and more recen:ly displayed in
lie recognition of Hampton and Nichols
will divide the Democratic party South
and gain = great many voters to the sup
uost OF the administration. Whether they
sill 90 50 far a. to call themselves Repub-
lGllican., don't know. Certain it Is tha;
,ur strength is daily increasing, and the |
il growing more and more |
lopalar in every Southern State. OF this |
hare lesser means Of judging. perhaps.
han il you'd be proper to tell, but Of the
act vgu may res. assured"
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

Nn: GAMD = rsp@fsd = ayhg
thai no posr = Nsv Orieazs shall
be disturbed in the posseasioa Of The prop
ersy awarded to her BY Judge Billings
decision, Who hes not been party to the
fr,nd Of which she complains. Liberal
and Just compromises will be offered to
all .och. She cAie6y looks 10 the city for
reimbursement Of the money paid BY those
parties for the largest portion Of the val
uable and inproved property for which
she has Judgment.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

The managers ofthe Permanent E1hib.-
-io2 manifest sne-gy and go5t sense in
iAeir manner OF proceeding. and encourage
0=!iet that they will mike the sEair a
Success. the Centennial Commission will
Io1g be remembered in Philadelphia for
lis uleanness and bigot-v, as whole, and
ior the scala~sg character Of many OF its
man bsrs. Individually. Happily, they are
90 from orr gaze, AID are 10 longer
EauFeriog On oa. T-2pie. the gentlemen
=ho have the Permanent Exhibition
in c5a-se are vsr- ditE=ren, sor. Of PR.
s2as, and uay Be rvIis! upon to discharge
:afir da,ies ~ish integrity andiin;ellise serce.
I1sig E,-k has b=en begun well. and We
r9t+ ]; viii eld wsli-ii we liza. assume
ta-e. 'pe-mzIsa! thirg will ever oome
TO 81 eni.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26
CONTRAST.

TIE Baltimore Gazette, in cemmeniH;
unoo the recent scion Of Gov. Vance. II
consuling the influential eolered men viii
rekrence to the use OF the appropriation
made BY the recent Legislature. draws
consr.ss, just and important, between 'hs
.uiuus of the Southern Dslnoerais ss e1-
hib;ted in North Caroiina. .nd that Of shs
c,rpss-basxerz a manifested in Ssuth
Carotina. Tie Gz1sste says:
ITO the whites of the Southern States is
presented this a1ess:ou: Gigen. large
negro popalatioo; Is Il bs'rer that this PeF.:
uI.,ion Re edaeatei eiilEsEs q Mss i
ignorance and inioisres+ TIE answer l.
nox doshsfuL. There are Already about
half q. n,any cDaorsd schools as white ia
North Carolina and the srs, b1sinss- Of
Tie Democratic s9ministra Eo. l. 10 Sill
farther enlarge the edacaiicrzl facilities
OF The rsxrues. TIE negrces had been told
bv the Radical orators daring tie can ga5sP
thar she1ld the Denaers.s cn.1e into E<ss-
er they would emi. the blacks iGto slavery.
And vet when the neGsocrz.s caz3e il
their first ac.. were to srsat The c'oEo-e1
people With respect AID cg1side-a1:el
greater than they hal ever eoi2yei under
Radical and ca-pes-tas tJoTefna-s'
1t then gives coua.e' gssare, ard
th=re il kood 70, though. in il Ii ssys.
and We commend the remarks 70 sne cca-
sideration Of rshscsing usn oi bosh parties
snd raceE
sWhas q ccnsras DIES this pFest1: ~ith
the condi;ioa of the segroes il S'11.n Caro-
lima AID Louisiana. II these >-tes there
are no negro schools, teca1>s the caEIei
bag Governors stole all the school fund
The administrators were - corrupt tbs
the tru.sees of the Peaaoiv iglf. ma-. e..
whom are Republicans, ,ee:Eas%s. ID estaosisl
any Peabody schools in hes >sz.as, Know
ing that the funds Eoaid u ssa5e7. /
would be we'll for s.i .ss.= s-i=l5: oi lEs
colored man to consider the ..g-iicance Q:
these facts. In thosa S:a;es ~aece Tie
carpes-hsgger has had ialL=s. >way lbs
condition Of the negroes il worst. In
prcvemens never begins un;ii Inc Deno~
crats come ia,o roze..-Wii-ing gtou y. {.
Siar,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

To suppose that the Southern Democrats
will vote for Republican Speaker in the
next Congress ous Of gratitude for the
Hayes policy seems Preposterous. Mr..
Hayes could not naturally expect such 4
change of front We zee no reason
whatever for questioning that the next
Speaker Will be a Democrat, and very little
rea.on for doubting TIA, the m,n will be
Mr.. Randall.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

NOrICE---I John Joyee do hereb,
~ give rotiee hat l shall apply TO h,
JUis ex OF the CauYt of General <esztons O
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the Stale O
Della ware, a and for The County Of New
Caste, on Monday. the 7th d y Of Nay nexl
heinz the si:st cay cf the May Term, ls77
for license to keepsn Ii n OF tavern At >e
I and East Fifth street. IL the Fourth
ward NJ tae ,1sy OF Wilmington, TO Sell in
toxicating liquor. in quantit e, less than
one quart 10 De drunk on The pre- ises
and tie following respectable citizens and
recommend this said apriica-
tioI, 10 Wit:
John Nc lafferty, VIM R Brady.
Peter >ibre, - Bu h,
g Messics, Edward Gardner,
Thomas N.ckefson.A A Ofonnor,
Jas " Bart, Anton Grtss,
Thos B Eaton, owen McCUllin
George C.esa1d, Alexander Sa7iIie,
Bernard SonneY. Henry E Albert.
John Fehseubacn, xs3deF HaIt.
Cflas Brxsss, hart. Wm Riley,
Mieka r Cagtins ham, Adam J Myers.
julius 4 krsuSFe, Proper ri re.
sp2!-5. JOSH JOYCE.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

Anumber Of leading citizens Of Phila-
delphia having rendered benefit to the
talented young actor, Mr.. John ]. OByrne
that gentleman his consented to accept
the compliment. and named Friday eve
ming mex. s the time, and Simpsons Mu-
seun a. the place. Tie bill and cast viii
socn be announced.