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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-17
Amusement Notes.

At the Grand Opera-hOuse the Soldene
English Opera Boutfe Company will
this evening render in English, for the
first time in this city, Otfenbach's favor.
ite opera, VIA Belle Helene" Miss
Soldene as s'La Belle Helene" MI
Knight ashton as 'sParis," Miss Rose
Stella as 'Orestes."
Friday-"Madame L'Archfduc."
Saturday Matinee-"Bel.e Helene" "
Saturday night-Last appearance.
Monday, the great success-sOur
Boarding House,"
At Woods Texas Jack" and the
Scout and Indian ComDination are hay
ing fine audiences and presenting the
best drama of border life ever Witnessed.
GO aud see them.
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The Courts.
CIRCUIT.

A suit was commenced by the I'm ON
Mutual Life Insurance Company against
Heury jerks, their agent at New Rich
mUnd, Ohio, and his Dondsmen. They
claim that jerks is in arrears $574 81,
aud bring suit Oh his bond to recover IT.
PROBATE.
Eva F. Ri gs was appointed admins
tratrix of Phiup D. riggs, and Thomas
Scanlan administrator of John Scanlan.
COMMISSIONER s
Benjamin A. Butler, Dr.. Joseph Nc.
Whorter, and two lads named Murray
I. Snyder and George W. Downward, OF
Zaleski, OHIO, were bound over 10 The
Grand Jury on charge Of passing coun
terieit money.
Drunkenness-Jaco Smith, Mary
Ann Morgan, dismissed; Francis Bond,
So; Charles Middinger, SAM.
Disorderly Conduct-Joseph Abbott
b. 8. Snyder, Matthew Hayes, John
R0arke, Pat. Reynolds, Frank Smith,
Laura Williams. dismissed; VIM. Minor,
So; Kate Serring, same; Pat. Mullen,
Jacob Younger, IS: Kate Serrissey, $S;
Anna CalIagnan, $40.
Pelit Larceny - James Sandberser,
new trial granted: Jvhn Rouey, 500 and
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KENTUCKY.
Sentenced. to be Hanged - Suspi-
ciOns of Murder-A Dual City
Government.

Specials to the Star:
HARRoDsBURG, May 17-In the case
Of Henry Mckee, convicted of murder,
His Honor Judge WickIiffe yesterday
refused new trial, and sentenced Nc
Kee to be hanged on Friday, the 2Sth
day of September next. The prisoner
heard his doom pronounced without any
apparent emotion.
LEBANON, KY, May II. - The dead
body Of an unknown man was found in
a thicket near Poplar Hill, Casey
County, on Friday last. The body was
in an advanced stage of decomposition,
and had been shockingly mangled and
in part devoured by hogs. A bullet-hole
through the mead gave u CHASTITY intima-
ton OF the means by which the death OF
the unknown had been accomplished.
some six weeks ago q stranger, repre-
sentlng himself as a dealer in lumber,
| was in that community. and obtained
directions Tor going to some point over
the hill to purchase some black walnut
lumber. 1t is thought possible that he
was murdered on The way, aud that the
corpse found 10 his remains.
PARIS, May 17.-On the 7th OF April
last the Paris city election came off,
and it appeared from the face of the re.
turns that o. A. Gilman, James Fee and
James 4. Davis, all Republicans, were
elected for the City Council in the First
Ward, and r. NJ. Kenney and DR.. Ed.
Ingles (Democrats) and j. Gradinger
l Dr. hl frn,,, "a ,
but here the trouble begins. There is q
clause in the city charter which says
that every person shall pay his pOll-tax
before he can vote.
| After the election the Democrats con-
tie. ted the election before little Re.
turning Board consisting Of County
Judge Hawes, County Clerk Hughes and
Esquire Frank Kennedy. Dispositions
nave been taken OH both sides, and the
case has been under advisement for
some time. The dec sion was rendered
to-day, and, for counting out, rivals
its great precedent at Washing
| ton. The following persons, having
received the highest Lumber Of
legal votes, were declared elected: o
A. G Imam Republican,; John T. Hin.
ton and W: IL. Ingles (Democrats)
of the FIRST Ward, and DR.. Ed. Ingles,
Gratis, Tor the Second Ward. Ihe Re.
publicaus, iu former years, paid lne
poll AK IS for the erring man and broth.
er; but, this year, the list was most to,
large. A great deal of dissatisfaction is
manifested among them. The new
Council were sworn In this afternoon,
aud Paris is blessed with a dual gov.
ernment. Our citizens, having now tue
privilege Of paving taxes to either, Will
Wisely pay to Eeltner, and thus bring on
a staiu quo.
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FOREST FIRES.
Burning Out and Checked bI
Slight Rain.

Slight Rain.
National Associated Press to the Star.
KEMPTvILLE, ONT, May 7.-In this
neighborhood there are heavy clouds OF
smoke. A number OF farmers are clear
ing, but so far they have the fire under
control. Rain is much needed.
MONTE BELLo, ONT, May 17.-The
fires seem to be going out as the smoke
has nearly all cleared away since morn
ing.
OsGooD, ONT, May 17.-There are q
number Of fires around here but they are
not doing much damage.
OYLMER, QUEBEC, May 17.-No fires
around here. There was little rain
last evening.
QUEBEC, May 17.-ExtensIve bush
fires have been raging for the last few
days back of Beaufort. To-day the
river is covered with large quantities o
smoke in consequence.
OTTAWA. ONT, May 17.-Bush fires are
raging ON all sides OF the city. No grea
damage to property has as yet beel
done.
VICTORIA FARM, ONT, May 17.-Fircl
are sLlll burning all around here but mo-
so fierce. There have been a great manl
buildings burned down near this sta
ton, but no correct account Of the dam
age Gun be given. IT looks very mucl
like rain this morning.
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LATEST LOCAL,
PAYDAY for the Police.

PAYDAY for the Police.
THE Cincinnati Turner'S will give a
May festival next Sunday at InwOoG
Park.
Henry Nagel, the young and handsome
grocer at Seventh and Maiu, is rejoic-
ing over the advent Of his third boy.
THE young ladies OF Trinity NJ. E.
Chureh will give AN entertainment at
Clark's Institute this evening, com.
mencing at 8 O'clock.
THE body of drowned man was found
at noon in the river at the loot OF Smith
street. The Coroner was notified and
will hold an inquest.
JOHN CROWN will on Tuesday, in the
Police Court, answer a charge OF as
sault with intent to xii John Ryan. The
assault was made with u beer glass on
early this morning.
A REPORT reached the city this after
noon that Major Blackburn nad commit t.
ted suicide in Springfield, but the most
careful search by STAR reporters could
not trace the rumor 10 amy reliable
source.
HENRY MCNEAL, of Boone County,
KY, ls d prisoner at the Hammond
street Station-louse, charged with en-
bt Zz.ing $73 from James Carney, The
FifLh-street horse auctioneer. McNeal
has been engaged as an agent, in the
employ OF Carney, for the sale of stock.
Charles Kahn, Jr., well-kuown in Gin.
cimnati business circles, has embarked
In the commission business, and an
nounces "provisions a speciality" Mr..
Kahn is one of the most active and ener.
va n nj Cincinnati husinacS man nnu
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STAR BEAMS

A dead ball-The Dance of Death.
Bonds of loYe-A miser's five-tweR-
ties. #...
A pen-shuner-A man who can't
write.
r -tun-ding-Encorlng a scene in
comic opera.
Has anybody seen Sergeant Bates
heading for Turkeyi
A base hit-Talking OF the gallows to
a man whose father was hanged.
Hint to the Cincinnati Rads-Thn
weather's too warm for 'muffs."
Hayes to Dix Myth: "Write me let
ter, love, never mind the postal oards."
The Russians will have an Ughla time
Of 1t unless they get Aidin taking
Smyrna.
Any ball club can do well il they ges
a good start. The Hartfords have one,
and he plays at first base.
Was there much crookeduess in tho
Sherlt's officer you ask. Yesi lots Of
it. In tact Overaker OF it.
Some testimony taken In that wfl
| case don't make out the old Squire Be-
dam good and Virtuou', after all.
Wah Lee is the name of a Chinese
laundry man on Court street. He's NO
relation to our handsome Postmaster.
1t remains to be seen whether the
President OF Mexico will Diaz SO many
Of his predecessors haye--With his boots
| on. -,
There's congregation in this city 50
stingy that the preacher has 60 get Q
derrick when he wants TO raise a coilec-
ton. u' ..-.F 10.
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D0ings in Dayton, 0.
Special to the Star.

special 10 The star.
DAYTON, o., May 1.-THE weather is
delightful and the streets present a
lively appearance.
Our Fair Grounds have been convert
ed into a suburban resort, after the
fashion OF Cincinnat's famous retreats,
and to make it the more easily reached,
a track has bean laid on Filth street and
cars run 10 the gate.
The men employed in Barney & Smith
car shops are all smiles just now, and
some are even Celebrating" They
were paid off on the 18TH inst. Work
there is getting brisk again.
Harry Adams, convicted of the mur-
der OF an old soldier named Henry Null
haren some months ago, and who is now
confined in the County Jail. Is to be
hanged on Friday, May 25.
The American District Telegraph
Company has just gone into operation
in this city. l....
The ever-popular and always welcome
Haverly's Minstrels perform at Music
Hall this evening. Go Tonight, as this
is their only performance here. ....
The second Veteran Soldiers Reunion
and Camp Supper will he held in City
Hall tonight. Four hundred tickets
have been issued. 81.
| There will be an excursion to Toledo
from here on the 22d inst, under the
auspices OF the Knights of Pythias, to
witness the parade and grand prize
| drill On the 23d, which will be partici
pated in by all the Uniform Divisions o
the State. ed .a
| BUSINESS is steadily Improving, ant
the prospect that we shall have goou
times once more is encouraging. -.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
THE FRENCH 81 UArIoN.
PARIS, May 7.-Tme debate on the
Ministerial crisis in the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day was intensely exciting.
A resolution was finally adopted by a
vote OF 355 against 164, declaring that it
was impa atve y necessary for the cabi-
net 10 nave the entire freedom from tie
executive, governing the Republic on
Republican principles. .-
THE RUSSIANS.
VIENNA, May II 1t is reported that
the Russians are sending tOrpedoes from
Tiflis to Persia.
The car is said to be intriguing with
the Shah of Persia, and that constant
telegraphic communication is being
maintained between st. Petersburg and
the Persian capital.
THE CRISIS
PARIS, May 17.-rne Ministerial crisis
causes great uneasiness here. The
Bourse is agitated. Mr.. FourLon has
been summoned to an audience will
President MacMahon, and they are now
closeted together. Mac Mahon is in fa
vor of selecting the new Cabinet iron
members oil the Right.
THE BATTLE ON THE DANUBE.
NEW YORK, May 17.-In reference tt
the fight on the Danube, the Times hal
a long special from Giurgevo dated Wed
nesday. 1t says: ga great battle is i'm
pending, and already heavy cannon
aiding is in progress. For several days
the Russians have been concentratin!
large force at this point, preparatory
to forced passage of the Danube. Theil
army is in fine condition and in goo(
spirits. Opposite to us, in Rustchuk, the
Turks are in strong force. The infantry
force is present in great numbers, ant
as write are on the march, while grea
activity prevails"
POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, May H.-The Ministry have re
signed and President MacMahon is try
ing to form mixed RIyalist Imperialis
Cabinet. 1t is expected that the Cham
ber Of Deputies will be prorogued ant
then dissolved. The Republican ma
jority will reply by vote of u want o
confidence. The position is grave and
coup d. etat is feared. The situation
has caused great excitement.
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The Wholesale Poisoning.

NatOnaI AsSOcIated Press to Che star
iSTREAToR ILL.,, May 1.-THE excite
ment over the Wholesale po soning Of the
miners is yet at fever heat, although
owing 10 probabilities OF no fatal cases
resulting the ieeling has somewhat sub
sided. Physicians are strongly hopeiu4
that none will die. A few, some four or
five, are hardly considered out Of dan
ger. The efforts. OF the detectives to
ferret out the perpetrators of the crime
have not resulted in any developments
yet. 1t is not likely that the authors of
the fearful deed will long remain VI
discovered.
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GENERAL GRANT.
Parting HOnOrs to the Ex-Presi.
dent This Morning.

dent This Morning.
National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, May T.-This morn
ing General Grant, Governor Hartranft,
John d. Cameron, Col. Fred. Grant.
General Sherman and Hon. Hamilton
Fish breaklasted with Mr.. Chlds
at his residence at 8:l5 O'Clock
Mayor StOkely and Colonel
Charles Thompson Jones, Chairman
Of the Council Committee of Arrange.
ments, called at the house, whence
Gen. Grant was driven to the steamer
Twilight, at the foot Of Chestnut street.
Here the throng was so dense that il
was with the utmost difficulty that the
u passage-way for the distinguished
party. ,,..
On board the steamer were some three
hunded invited guests. among them
being Generals Horace Porter, Burnside
| ami j. q. Smith, Hons. Zach. Chandler,
A. R. Shepherd, o. z. Morton and Col
Babcock. Tue shipping along the river
displayed their bunting and the wharveI
for some distance buth up and down
were crowded with people anxious to
catch a parting glance at the General.
Promptiy at O'Clock the slines ,Wer'
cast0f, ami anil the cheers of the as
sembled throng, the blowing of stean
| whistles and other demonstrations tht
Twilight slowly swung into tue stream
and headed down the river. In passing
Kalghen's Point salute Of twenty!dhe
guns was tirsd from the old lrigate Con
stiturion. ,.f .,...I'p .sr-l
Reaching Gloucester the boat was ga
luLed by the Quaker City Iaeht Club
VINO had turneJ out in their innumera
bio small sailing crafts. Tue river a
this point was crowded with boats o
every description from the chartered
steamboat 1rousides, whose decks were
l crowded. "a. I'D. ,. " i.y
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Railroad Accident.

Frank Dowdell, a brakeman on a con-
struction train of the Pan Handle Road,
J. I. Dugan, conductor, was killed at
7:20 this morning, near Delta Station,
by engine No. 226, in charge
Of the fireman, Sanford Rich.
Frank Dowdell was just leaving
the coal.pile in that locality, and getting
on the track was struck by the Eastern.
bound engine ana thrown under the
COW catcher. A large hole Was made in
his head, from the effects of which he
died a few minuses after being struck.
The Coroner was notified by Mr.. Thorn
as, and repaired az once to the scene Of
the accident.
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REMARKABLE RECOVERY OF spsu

MEM AhkABLE hECOVERY OF SPEECH.
The 81. LOUIS Republican prlnls a Ie-
ter from Upton, Mo-, dated 7th lust.
whicn says: "a very remarkable case
of man who has been deal aud dumb
for twenty six years suddenly recover
ing his hearing has just occurred in our
town, the person being W. NJ. .McKeuz e.
brother to Col. J. b. Mckenzie, of lbe
Twenly-tourth Regulars, who is native
of Onio, born July 4, 1885, and who was
deprived OF his sprecn and hearing a
the age OF fifteen by being precipitatea
IN we'll to the depth OF seventy feet.
His lie was saved, but since that time
he mas not uttered u ord or sound unta
within the past three weeks. when he
could hear the sound Of the railroad
trains and the church Dells. o. lass
Sunday, the 6tn, ne could hear loud coa-
versation for the first time, and on Mon
day began TO u ter audible sounds, Te-
day he talks freely, SO as to be heard
dislinc ly at distance OF fifty feet, aud
articulates perfectly the most diff ;ulk
words"
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Announcements.

Moonlight picnic at the Lookout
House tonight.
The st. Ludwig congregation will give
a picnic at Parker's Grove ON the 21st,
Pentecost Monday.
The second grand annual picnic and
drill of the Knights Of St. Patrick will
take place Juue 5, at Parlor Grove.
The Sunday School Association OF the
Cincinnati Presbytery will hold meet
ing at the Second Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Eighth and Elm streets, this
evening at 8 O'Clock. The subject to be
discussed will be "How to Teach the
Lesson"
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Death Record.

The following deaths nave been placed
On record since our last report:
Marg't DtSerissey, 81 yrs, Kentucky.
Fred. Stumpf, 25 ,rs., Germany.
conrad Stuberg, 4S yrs, Germany.
Rev. s. A. Collins, 90 yrs, Mass'ts.
Irwin W. Lilley, weeks, city.
Rosa Hayes. AZ yrs, Kentucky.
Andon A. Sohm s. rs, city.
Ann Guilioyle, Is yrs, Ireland.
Isabella Early, + yrs, city.
Rudolph Lemberger, 10 yrs, Germany.
Sebern }. Mimms, 81 yrs. city.
OLto Hannah, 2l Gays, city.
Albrecht jacob, D yrs, Germany.
Mamie j. Adams, SO yrs, ONO.
Mary E. Stambush, 90 yrs, city,
Henry Sharstein, 40 yrs., Germany,
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WASHINGTON.
In nterma al Rev

Internal Revenue Officers Shot.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE following
telegram has just been received:
LYNCBBURG, VA, May II.
ITO t~e Commissioner OF Internal Revenue:
"Deputy Marshal X. q. Conway,
at Bristol, informs me BY
telegram this morning that Deputy Col
lectOr Kosan and Deputy Marshal
Reisten and three others have been
shot in Lee County while in the dis.
cha ge of their duty. CLARK
Some DO Resign.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 17.--Tle resigna.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
CHAS. KAHN, JR.,
(OF KAHN & FoRBus, R. BEREsFoRD & co.,
Commission Merchant,
OFFICE. No. 4 COLLEGE BUILDING
PROVISIONS A SPECIALITY.
Liberal advances made on Consignments
and Commission Business in general

CINCINNATI, May is, 1877.
would respectfully inform my friends that
nave this day engaged in the General
Commission Business, anu will be prepared
to make liberal advances on all
ness in general. "Provisions a Specially"
Will also give careful attention to the general
order business, soliciting orders for the pur-
chase and sale Of Provisions, cash anu future.
Having engaged the services of Emil Goethe,
late of Gocttle Bros, who has had several years
experience in that branch, and who, in con-
nectior with myself, will give all orders in
trusted to me prompt and personal at
tcntiOn, and with ample means to con-
duct the business, am satisfied can offer you
inducements second to none in this market.
Referring you to ali Banks, Merchants and
the trade IN general, and hoping to be favored
Win liberal share OF your patronage, am
Will use Goettle Bros Cipher-book for the
present. 1t
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ONCE MORE.

A Young Married Woman Roasted
by Coal Oil.
Another one Of those horrible coal Oil
acclde nts occurred this morning at the
northwest corner Of Elm and Fourteenth
streets. Mrs. Anna Esberger, aged
twenty years, wife OF Fred. Esberger, n
young musician of this city, endeayorea
to hasten a fire in the kitchen stove
about o'clock this morning by the use
| of coal oil, and in consequence is now
SO severely burned that her recovery 10
doubtful .l.."
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Lady Teachers, Association.

The Lady Teachers Association Will
meet Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock,
May 10, at the Normal School. The fol-
lowing programme has been arranged
Address, Mrs. E. B. Read; Music, Marie
Werner; Paper, Mrs. d. P. Middleton,
of Louisville; Music, Prof. Werner;
Reading In the Lower and Higher Grades
OF our Schools, Prof. Hamil. All teach
ers are cordially invited. Messrs. Dob
never & Newhall have kindly furnished
a Knabe grand piano for the occasion.
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tion Of the Chief Justice OF Washington
Territory was received by mail at the
Executive Mansion to-day. 1t will be
accepted Immediately.
g.. The Financial Question.
The Washington Nation, a Republican
organ, opposes the financial policy OF
Secretary Sherman, and suggests that
it Will result in giving Ohio to the DEM
ocrats this fall, Gu the financial issue,
by ten thousand majority. The Nation
says that the Southern policy of the
President has caused no dissatisfac-
tion; that the battle will take place on
the financial issues; if there shall be
defeat, the Republican party must hold
the Secretary of the Treasury respons1-
Bile for it. .... t
Second COmptr Oller.
Governor q. e. Carpenter, Of Iowa,
Second Comptroller OF the Treasury,
having expressed the determination Of
retiring from his present position on or
before the 1st OF next October, the Presi-
dent ana the Secretary oil the Treasury
dave indicated their intention OF ap-
pointing Hon. W. A. Upton, late Chief
to I'LL the vacancy caused by Carpenters
resignation. Judge Upton, who is a
native OF New York, has been Tor many
years resident OF Oregon.
He was formerly District Attorney at
Sacramento, California. He was a
member Of the Legislature OF oregon in
1865, and in 1867 was appointed Su.
preme Judge Iu fill vacancy on the
Stale bench. At the end OF the term he
was elected by the people 10 the same
position for six years, serving the last
three years as Chief Justice. For the
last two or three years he has been ell
gagged in the practice Of law in Oregon
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'THE LATEST
NEW YORK CITY.

The Fleet.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE destination
OF the Russian fleet is supposed to be
Scilly.
President Hayes,
wife and party lett this morning for
Washington, taking the 9:20 train from
Jersey City.
The party occupied President Tom
Scotrs private car. They received quite
an ovation In Jersey City while waiting
the departure Of the train. ..,..
-.. Carl SchurZ
leaves for Washington Tonight.
Secretary Evarts
is detained here by the Illness of his
children.
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Serious Collision.

National Associated Press to the Star 90
BOSTON, MASS May 1.-THE steamer
Collier Harrlsburgh, from Boston, for
Philadelphia, collided last night with
the schooner Marietta TiIlon, from Ho-
boken ior Boston, sinking her in a few
minutes. The captain and his wife, the
mate, cook, and two seamen were
drowned. Two of the crew were saved
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Local Personals.

"Women, whisky and poker-they will
get 'em all yet, if they don't quit."-
Squire Evitt.
Miss Lucy Stewart, of Warren, OHIO,
niece OF Mr.. Gus. Stewart, is visiting
friends in the city.
Coroner Stitch will 60 to New York
next Monday to represent this district
at the annual meeting OF the Hildise
Bund.
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The Bostons and Cincinnati Reds win
cross bats to-day and Saturday at the
Keck Grounds.
Chicago-BOstons l, Chicago
ouisyille-Memphis q, Louisville I.
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The Haymakers.

The Tabernacle Musical Association n
will this evening render the beautiful
operatic cantata, "The Haymakers," at
R binson's Opera-louse, with the fol-
owing cast:
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Edition

Probably cloudy or partly cloudy
,ceather and indications of rain for the nert
togenty-J four hours.
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pOAkplNG-Good day board can be had at
I'D 3 East Fourth street; also furnishe and
pnfurnshed front rooms, In good order; ref
elences exchanged. lost
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wANTisD-- MISCELLANEOUS

VNJANTED - LADIES TO TRY - Maam
w Griswoid's abdominal corset Also,
shoulder braces, lOIg waist misses and nurs-
ing corsets. Call or address her agent, lO6
York street. liz