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Local Items.

|
w. H. MILLER. Jr., is shingling ane
and siding the coal and outhouses belong
ing to the Court House.
H. +. BENEDICT and Mr.. Jude ART
completing the building of. 8 Benedict's
brought into town from the country.
-:nE Thompson warehouse has beer
raised, and when completed will be An or.
nament to Main Street.
| DR.. BEDFORD, the Dentist from Sioux
City, has arrived and has rooms at the
Harlan House, where he will attend to the
! wants OF the citizens.
MISS EVA CoNKL1N, who has been un-
der the physicians care for some time,
was in town Wednesday, where her many
friends were pleased to congratulate hel
! upon her recovery.
A DEAF and dumb man was made a
citizen in Court, who received the oath
through an interpreter, who first inter
preted the oath to his wife (who does not
| understand English) and she interpreted
to her husband by signs.
THE Board OF County Commissioners
were paid high compliment by the Court
at the session just closed, at the correct
| ness Of their decisions in some matters
that had been brought before the Court to
be passed upon for affirmance or reversal
FARMERS should use care in setting
out fire TO straw piles and not let the fire
get beyond their control. The law is very
rigid in regard to setting out fire and heavy
damages have been collected on account
Of carelessness of this kind. A little pre-
caution is all that IS necessary.
We noticed the venerable J. W. Tur-
ner, Of Turner county, in Court. AL
though not having the pleasure of his &C.
quaintance, his appearance corroborates
universal report, OF being a gentleman of
the old school, whose department merits
the high encomiums he occasionally re-
ceives through the press
-REv. O. r. NEWELL, the gentleman
assigned to the Methodist Pulpit at Beloit
and Canton. held service at the Court
House, Sabbath evening. His first ap.
pcsrance gave very favorable impression,
and the Methodist society congratulate
themselves upon having secured such ar
agreeable successor to Rev. A. J. Betja
min.
Mn. J. W. HEWITT has opened Har
ness shop at the old stand OIL. L. Moore
This gentleman has the reputation OF be
ing an excellent workman, and the citi
zens will appreciate the opportunity fo'
obtaining satisfactory work, which they
have 50 long needed in that line. His
card appears in another column.
We we're impressed with the good feel
ing exhibited by the farmers who were III
attendance at Court, over the b'unt'ful
crop Of this year. And could but con
trast the situation and feeling with that
of one year ago, when winter was fore
shadowed with little or any prospects OF
being able to meet lis bleak winds will
the comfortable preparations this season
will enable them to-.
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Town Caucus.

Notice is hereby given to the voters OF
DAYTON township, that Caucus will be
held ut the Nichols SchoOlhous in said
township, on Monday, Oct. 3lst, 1877, ut
l O'Clock .. m, for the purpose Of put
ting in nomination candidates for Town
ship officers, to be voted for at the coming
election. A full attendance is desired.
Per order.
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct. l6.-The Republican has
the following special from Mexico, MO. ::
james Berry, the Pacific railroad roooer,
died here to-day at o'clock from wounds
inflicted Sunday by Sheriff Glassc"ck,
while attempting to arrest him. His dY-
inr confession is The effect that he was
one m of the men who rohl,ed the express
cur at Big Springs, aud he said tla Col,
l;ns who was killed in Kansas, planned
the M robbery; that the names Of the other
man were correct and that they all travel
ed 200 miles together and then separated
in squads of two. Berry's partner came
here with him and then went to chicago.
Berry leaves . wife and SIX children: he
vss ysry respectfully connected IN CaiIe-
way cunty.-JcvsnN.
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Miss. Lydia Meinzer wishes to inform
the ladies Of Canton and vicinity, that she
has opened New Millinery Store in
Lower Canton, one door west Of Wendt's
store, and is prepared to do all kinds of
Dressmaking, cutting and fitting. Salts
faction guaranteed. Latest style Hats and
at lowest prices. Give her call.
Canton, Oct 9th. 1877. Olivia
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Cases Disposed Of at the last
Term Of the District Court.

The Territory %. Fred. Keidel, Larceny,
Acquitted.
The Territory ps Fred. Barrow-Con.
tinued.
The Territory us. Hubert O'Clair-Con-
tinued.
The Territory %. Werter 8. Smith, Ex-
ercislng the functions of public office,
Notary Public without having taken
oath and bond Fined $40 and costs
The Territory ps. I'D Hornbeck, Will
tul Trespass-Dismissed
The Territory us. Joseph Gallop, Assault
and Battery-Acquitted.
The Territory us. VIM. II. Robinson,
Keeping building to be used for gam
bling-Fined $ and costs.
Robt Miller "a. F. Gilman, Appeal
Continued.
Jas. Brsyley C. G. Dempsey ct al-Cop-
tinusd.
Canton Building Association o.. J. W.
Sieclc-COntlnucu.
Canton Building Association o.. Ed
Golden, Jr,-Continued.
r. H. Laning us. H. Acknowledgment
for plaintiff for $4,000
A. B. Harwood & Co. o. H. A. Jandt-
| Continued.
J. N. Carpenter cs: A. Hsadshingle-
Continued.
d. NJ. Osborn b Co. cs. W. Craig
Judgment for $).65.
J. W. Turner us. ]. A. Carpenter-Con
tinued.
H. d. Booge & Go o. B. r. Winters
Default.
G Cranz s. Co. vs W. II. Miller-Find.
ing Of fact in favor of defen.lan, and mo-
ton for new trial submitted and held un,,s /.
advisement
w. Moreland os o. Walker-Continued.
| E. W. Skinner Us Chas. A. South, Claim
and delivery Judgment for defendant
B. F. Roderick os J. H. Holsey, Me
chanic's acknowledgement for plaintiff:
J. NJ. Noble cs E. Noblc-Continucd
r. Edwards rs A. s. Steelc-Death OF
defendant suggested-Continued.
FA. Tillion % A. Russell-Judgmen,
fer plaintiff.
r. Laning vs II. Acknowledgment iol
plainiff for $33.
A. Oleson us N. Anderberg--Judgment
for plaintiff.
BENZ. Hill us Jas. Tucker ct al-Judg
nient of foreclosure.
Anna H4ndshingle ., E. 4. Adee-
Judgment for COSTS
5. H. Stafford, Jr, cs R. H. Laning ct al
Judgment foreclosure.
J. Hackinson us A. P. Dixon, Appeal
Judgment below set aside without preju
dice.
F. Keldel o. H. E. Keidel, Divorce
Continued for service.
NJ. W. Sheafe. Jr, % J. L. johnson -
Continued.
H. A Jandt as Trustee us ]. Tillotson -
Judgment for defendant.
| W. NJ. Hoyt s. Co. a. J. Williams
Judgment for plaintiff.
| D. Myers os A. P. Dixon-Continued.
In the matter of school Districts Nos
56, IS, 3S, and ss-Appeal from decision
Of Board Of County Commissioners
c,sion OF Board of County Commissioners
confirmed.
| C. Zenner ps W. L. Zenner, Divorce :
Judgment of dissolution granted.
In the matter of the account nf B. G
Jacobs, County Superintendent of School:
us Lincoln County, D. T,-Decision O
Board of County Commissioners affirmed
! H. Adce ps G. A. Snuth-Continued.
E. A. Adee us A. Handshipgle-Judg
ment Of foreclosure.
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The commissioners of Lawrenc

The commissioners Of Lawrence
county, IN the Black Hills, have offered q
reward of 5000 for the capture of any one
of the gang of road agents and stage rob
bers, who infest the thproughfares leading
into that section. The Times of Deadwood
now calls upon Laramie countv, Wyoming
where all the robberles are committed, t,'
offer q like reward, and with similar in
ducement held out by the stage com.
panies, 1t believes the robbers can be cap
tursd and the depredatons effsctually end
ed,-PyssA
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"A telegram from London dated Oct.
18th, states that Monkhtar's army was
completely cut in two, and while one part
was beaten and dispersed the other was
surrounded and forced to surrender. This
is the most decisive battle this year, as the
whole army is practically destroyed and,
with its remnants now driven to the clta-
dels Of Kara and Erzeroun, the situation
in Asia may be said to have again changed
and the Russians to have regained all the
advantages lost in the early part Of the
campaign.
The result Of the engagement created
intense surprise and chasria in London.
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Frank Les!ie's Sunday Magazine for
November contains 1913 pages of the best
reading matter the month will afford us.
To its readers it must prove source Of
mental pleasure and recreation. Non,sec-
tartan in its principles, it is purely relig-
ious in tone and teaching. 1t contains 100
fine engraving. The opening pages treat
Of the progress Of Japan. Russia, Egypt
Greenland and other far away places are
also noticed in its columns. The usual
number Of beautiful stories, the Home
Pulpit" by the editor, DR.. Deems, quanti-
ty Of witty paragraphs, poems, etc, CON-
pletc the work. Its intrinsic value to the
home circle is far in advance of Its price.
Every family should subscribe to this
beautiful publication during the year 1878
the January number Of which begins the
third yolumn, and will be issued early in
December. The Magazine contains an aver
age of $4,000 words. and the annual SUBJ
.scriptlon price is but $3, single copies %
cents, free by mail. Address Frank Les
lies Publishing House, 537 Pearl Street.
New York.
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CANTON PosT.oFFIcE DIRECTORY

CANTON PoST'OFF'Se o'HeS'0nI
aonthern daily mail arrives every dsy except Sun
asy At 8: 80 P. NJ Departs every day except sunday
To-thern daily mail arrives every day except Sat
u,I.v n 80 4. n. Departs every day except Mon
day 1t An. .x .-x rr..a.v
.rd ssturdsy .t6 CPL n. Departs every Monday and
Th ursday ~ . 4. n. ..
sr.x. Departs every Thursday, At "a. n:
r,nton 4 Vermillion mail departs every Thurs
...ts A. ". Arrives every Friday at A. N.
% Once o:sn from 7sA. N. to 'P.x Z. oa Sundays
,-ornI to p. n. snd one hour after the mail ar
1vss from the Norih. p,..,.,.o.
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Public Examination Of Teachers for
Lincoln Co.
Those Wishing to teach are requested to
meet at the Court House. Canton, Oct. 30,
II, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at which time ex.
animation OF teachers will begin.
Applications will be examined in Histo.
ry, Arithmetic, Grammar, Reading, Geog,
raphy, Orthoepy and Writing. Exanina.
ton will continue two days.
B. c. JACOBS,
Go. Sup't.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Nv. CAarEn, District Attorney.
y N. CUpPxrr, Clerk Of District Court.
T.onr J. THoNsrAD, Register Of Deeds and E1
ofhclo County Clerk.
11ro. W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
!" O. FJrzoxRALD, Judge Of Probate.
=. q. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools.
". W. PALNEK, fOo' OomnAsSAonoss'
O. p. RoLFE,
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Mill merry and Dress Making.

R. r. MAY, Chairman.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-29

A SPECIAL ADDRESS
Before taking city New york and iss
myriHds OF inhabitants VIII say that in the annals
Of show business have circus, menAgerie museum sna
spendor which distinguish great enterprise
there be remembered single instance IL the
ences composed Of the first people, have been At
bractec place Of public terainment The success
which attended the inauguration OF season has sur.
passed my most sAngnine antcpatons Snd surprised
the most enthusiastic OF friends This AFFORDS
another illustration OF the fact that conscientious caterer
public who supplies the best attractions that hu-
ngen uity devise, will iail reap substAn-
tia popular Give the people what they want
Is with ali adjuncts regardless OF
compelled night after night admittance 80 hun
dreds OF friends having found. despite the alleged
~tard times colossal pavilion totally inadequate 10
tie crowds that have resorted there.
have be- honored this with the most amazing
public appreciation and embrace this Lportunty frend
crnx sncerest thanks to the hundreds VI thousands u
well wishers who havo generously sustained me IN
efforts TO supply entertainment for them reeret ex-
my departure after the current week feeling assured
do that could have remained In present location
the entire with effective and extraordinary
the country for emphatic reprti;ions OF the trumph that
have been accorded in this city Very faithfully the
public 3 ooedent servant. L. T. BARSCM
Last chance the Marvellous
$4,000 PERFORMING sTALLIONS.
the wonder OF the world
chance view the charming $4,000 TAN
DEM STALLION TEAM, with the most accomplished OF
modern hosewonen. Miss Jennie Louise Hengier Last
hemispheres. CHARLES IS. FISH. Last chance to wit
the entire mammoth circus combination the complete
menagerie the marvellous Museum and all the grand and
SHOW ON EARTH. Two glorious zach day.
Doors open at and T. NJ. Entertainments commence
and b. Prices, rs 80 and Is cents; children under
o 10 orchestra SO cents: to family circle Is cents
The Great Barnum Sh,w opens under Immense water
proof pavons At Danbury Conn. Monday May Bridge.
port sth; New Haven, 9th; Hartford, lOh Providence.
IL and 18th.
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An 70 III ~ -
w Proprietor and x; Merritt wxx LESTER wAlIAoK
v,r,xv, ny AwyrI ,.l PAP .-,m
AAri xEl S SSSEs SsrI roSffesEn -
THE ANVIL DAD
.Sssuss sp sSs *:
n. Of the Wailacs season Herald
THE '' faE LovEsicK BACHELOR,
THE wIDzAwAxs cLghEkKss. sllAs po'oAaA ~
TN. FAIR vAxcEE ana THE THE xN5kE II AZ nFso
Mr. zAEsY sHtkFSSTs Nh HOLLAND HE ss Sh
wooD Mss gosEPniSA BAKER. MIS- JOHN sEy.
s Ss y HooE OPEN TWO wk5Ks N ADVANCE
uIIRATRE ooxIQUE. 5Iz BROADWAY.
N oEcIDkS FTHKitxra Or mxRKiaxs z1Rl -
Ls..is Si!' 1zD IN yiss; s?s'''
tn. .f.f%as ssio-ceme In sssasiai ss:rssis :si.o-
s rs w. '''
The Inlmls.S: Ts:eai Xomas oAKEs I ROSE
SILLY cray u r.! Oh; Sss.s sS;.;S entitled
This grss. Local Drama. written BY Edward HArHsan'
ESQ.,. '0''s CALLAHAN. THE DETECTIVE.
E E6Sy RSfr isAS6ks 2SkkAAHs
s.s as ny PsssaS .s
). a Giavsr, John Queen; G. " H. Grimm.
city. MATINEE Wednesday and saturday AZ . 2 ~
BROADWAY THEATRE. c0RNKR sorH ST.
MONDAY APRIL so
nrss presentation OF tho Grand Exavasana Glitter Play
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WONDER CHILD;

Or THE FOLLIES or EARTH. AIR AND SEA,
Astounding in sparkling Comedy Witty Language Opera
Boufs and true Novelty. produced BY a cass Of
EXCEPTIONAL EXCELLENCE
the whole interpreted with delightful Solos Duos Trios,
Humorous Dialogue and GrotesQue situations combined
with Gorgeous Scenic Effects
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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TESTIMONIAL.
FRIDAY. NAY 4,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

A CORRESPONDENCE WHICH EXPLAINS ITSELF
Nsw YORK. April 23. 1877.
Aessrs YooLs DossELLY. Lessees and Managers Grand
Opera House,
DxAR SiRs-with much qualification We have observed
that the condition OF the present
PERIOD and In spite OF the drAwbaceS OF unavor
able theatrical season have by worthy and
o! vast congregation Of amusement seekers by An ee-
waited selection Of plays the strength OF their cast and the
handsome manner Of placing them the stage OF
your magnificent theatre-the Grand Opera House.
slight token Of appreciation and to assure you
that the pains have taken add 70 the enjoyment OF
the find compliment in the tribute which
propose gladly take this opportunity asking
your pleasure In appointment Of such time tor bene.
nj performance IS will enable substantially
evnce respect and admiration Of SEAL lberay
and pluck
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HELLER'S WONDER THEATRE,
IL TBS Broadway. $50.

Il
Ii 72S Broadway. 100.
LAST FOUR WEEKS OF THE SEASON.
CLOSING NAY 81.
FIFTH AND FINAL PROGRAMME,
being scntIatng alton Gems Of the Art Of
Magic. and the eiightiu agreeable astonishing
series OF
IIELLER'S WONDERS
offered 10 the patrons Of these unique
THE WINDMILL,
THE SHOWER OF SILVER
THE PESkTRABLr PACKING CASE,
THE BROKEN MIRROR,
BIRTH. DEATH AND REsUsCITATION.
THE MAN WHO WENT TO HEAR FAUST.
sEcoND.sIGHT sEANcE.
by
MISS HELLER,
concluding with wierdike piece Of business. entitled
DARK sEANCE IN A NEW LIGHT
"Ase' EVERY EVENING At 0j;tsincK hhA-A"
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT 9.
Children half price to Matnees.
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In Mark TwAn's vel known American comedy which wiI
be presented after careful preparation With special cast,
tnciud ding
Ms. MARIE RDDoX.......M.......LATTRA HAWwKINs
Miss MARIE COkDON LAURA HAN
MessrA q. W. Coudock j. f. Whiting. f. Evans j. Hager,
j. Burnett T. r. Egnerts. J. W. Fox, W. Coington +.
Langley Miss Anna Beakey. Mrs. A. r. Baker Mrs Peters.
Every evening 3. Saturday Matinee a. 2
Prices. Soc. 81, and vi 80.
THE RUN or col SELLERS" IS LIMITED.
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GILMORE'S GARDEN.
The last opportunity witness the most Tremendous
Amusement Com binaton OF modern times.
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and pluck.
JOHN r. BRADY.
cE6 !S.'ss sT TsE&h qf.''
HEs ass' & s sITDEas SEE
DIcS Ssss1s' & s" %sSrrs.
nrx S'ss + b1' ;SSS5 S;;'o' Exchange.
BENZ 5rs 4 pas sfass q Aldermen.
w1L nIi',s' H'' saTYi,.
SIDNEY pffsi'f :. S ySSs isp"''''n
ona rsis cs e. srEScEai.
pns cGIsqsI III; 3. ' sEDssx
Aoe eiyl !G RUSSELL
oEo as;lis'1 a. D saEs. Attorney
JAMES fs'si T. !r siSs5 Srin' Court
JAMES, si:s'' :. A jARbf fss.''
Lieutenant. and Commissary. TWEEN.
80, y second regiment
s ssS ssa !. !. 15$jA$SsEHHEsSE;Hf#orvra,
kpsHs < HAcKETr.
s ~ OH ssi9sss' by DSS q sSE YORK
nEs SIss''s 4 sas sfEss SSss.
HENRY INV c sr%sIsr6S.
sAr fGsS'y G.', jaws.
sAe s'i5F s'e shS SSIgrs rls''
Premier . otaeier dams rarmee do
DHw rir FTsp z %sE nsinsi.''
eKG psifs q H. %sIPfSo.
SIMON scHAFER.
coL"SEi. ALFRED wAasrArY.
Ios ssf's Sf ssII.
Assistant District Attorney
,oh RS''' S Ssg'sIs New York Police.
CAPTAIN street Cleaning Bureau.
General ABRAM DURYEA,
IssThs WAh MEossk
and three hundred and fifty Others
GRAND OPERA HousK.
ss T. f SssSss
Henry stsssas. L..;s. WALLACE, ESQ., Others
your very som%nnessen and beg TO
os4 aim o ss s ns At nS 'e
House deserving the theatre and the commendton
We respectfully de.gna Friday afternoon and evening
Of Nay 4 is.7 tor the tesmonia when IL shall be our
casion.
POOLE DoNNELLY.
sox SHEET now OPEN FOR SALE OF SEATS
TNHE NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM, los AND i05
i Bowery.
THREE GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY
in the New Lecture Room;
I'll A. VI. and and . r. NJ
OVER THIRTY STAR ARTISTS.
DICK SANDS. CHARLES YOUNG.
oaiTSs" sf Mis-. fS1i;
isy IN 81 If; vSa '%sT o isf
scoSs S:iss %ss f:sss
ii sS' s s'ss : AMI zsass as'''
CIRcAssIAysi ALBINUsI WAX rIGUREst
rHB -cupERpLroNE
AHcHAsiq 81. s.iy sS . S iSr
Admission to all parts. i5c
pARisIAN VARIETIES, 10Th ST. AND BROADWAY.
every ' kEGS ysgs Ay FS', S sSS'ngiHE a'saS
), 4St sr sss4 eSS es SAEvaE
' cASHIvAHISd SONGS SSc fHsGLf DA WScskS
Pe g Female Models ,,
TSS:SSilS$HaTr dFEAT EXCITEMENT ! ISS.S!sHT
iof fais SUNDAY EVENING AT o'cIo SdShi'
amer Eve years Of silence.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN
viii deliver a LECTURE AZ PARTISAN VARIETIES
nE ' 81
Box Office open all day. Admission. 25c. and Soc
"PeEr,gyYy PEGGY" ,s,s;S,nor!IscnEs, SEw. At THE
ds AMusiMo sI shnDow BALL. ARGYLE ROOMS,
"JonENy YOU HAVE BEEN 4 BAD BOY" MISS
81 Graber's boarding House. See that Ny Grave !.
ksg, Green" Jus Williams. 35c. each. FREDERICK
BLUME e5l Broadway.
~
I1GRAND SHADOW "DANSANTE.n' ARGYLE
ROOMS. TOMORROW NIGHT
RANDI GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY 20 TUNES
Dfor 81. BALDWIN. 205 Fulton st., Brooklyn
SSfhEgs xho4 is n SAx1ai rd
MORROW NIGHT
NEW MUsIC-.LIFE rs STILL BEAUTTPULS
~ waits Strauss dard Gras March" Dream of Love Is
Ger" waltz and song DO others at 10 cents each send
Prince st.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-A VARIETY THEATRE BAR
and Fixtures complete, No 81 York the only one In
jersey city; reasons for selling have other business
which requires my whole attention.
CAUSES sOIREE-MAsoNIc HALL ia EAST 18TH
OsI. this evening PRIVATE LESSONS any hour.
DAkJO. BANJO. BANJO.-wM. d. SPARKS WILL
Dyusrsntes entire satisfaction each pupil taught p
terms moderate best reference iv4 Eass 57sh 81
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HELLER's WONDER THEATRE.
CRITICISM FROM NEW YORK HERALD.
YESTERDAY SATURDAY APRIL 2s

MAGIC AND MUSIC AT HELLER'S THEATRE.
Mr.. Heller began his Exhibition of Legerdemain Music
and Magic In September yet there decrease their
popul arty aud last night the theatre crowded
usual The explanation Not only Ia Mr. Heller
Of the best Prestditateurs but his repertoire Is
allie for extent and variety lie constantly changes his
bill invents wonders Another element
Is his wit Tor instead OF the dreary succession OF tricks
which German aud French macans have accustomed the
public he gives dialogue with his audience full OF drol
and good nature lie has the OF laughing his
ART and his explanations OF his almost
surprising the mysteries themselves Every miracle IL
comedy In which the the and they
enjoy heartily the delusons Of which they the Victims
There Is preence about Mr. Heller He cheerfuy
plains his receptions, but who snail explain his expana-
tionsy"
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nALyS WITH AVENUE THEATRE
MONDAY NIGET NAY 2.
MISS NELSON
viii begin . bne! and FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT In
America imitec twelve nighsj, opening ne VIOLA In
SHAkESPEAkE'S brilliant play Of TWELFTH NIGHT.
- The sale Of will begin Tuesday morning May
nALys FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
SATURDAY NlGnT NAY 8
BENEFIT OF MR. JANIS LEWIS
AND POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF thu
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nit Dsinem 3aateTrn, t1B Dir bamn
mein Stlabtmmer ;ei9en unb trd9e
mstn 6eaetien babin. Damn perlanse
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