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LATEST LOCAL.
THE Literary Club neld their ami
Versary FESTIVAL last night.

THE Literary Club neld their ami
Versary FESTIVAL last night.
AN Inquest will be held this evening
on the body of Thomas Barker, VINO was
Killed at Riverside by an o. & NJ. train
as recorded in yesterdays issue.
THE usual religious services and ser.
mon will be rendered on GAN Saints
Day" next Thursday afternoon at. the
Calvary Gene cry, East Walnut Hills.
AN inquest was held this morning on
the body OF young Thomas Serena, who
was drowned in the Ohio River on the
1911 instant and recovered last Sunday.
The verdict OF the jury was death from
accidental drowning"
MAYOR MOORE to-day received a let.
ter from Mayor Riddell, of Fernandina,
Florida, asking for aid in behalf OF the
yellow feyer sufferers at that place.
Mayor R!ddell says that there is but $500
in the treasury, whereas il will require
fully ~ GOO TO relieve the citizens. The
letter was sent to the Chamber of Com.
merCe.
SERGEANT WHAkEN, Officers Lillis
Mann, DeWyer and buChtmann marched
In an army OF tramps about l O'Clock this
morning from a sanu-piie near a brick
yard on The o., Il. g. D. L. r. Nne diff
lerent States were represented by this
band Of fourteen tramps. Judge Wilson
dismissed one, and gave the other thir,
teen thirty days each in the Works.
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The Courts.
SUPERIOR.

Cynthia Simmons against the Cipcip
natl Savings Society, Petition in erro,
TO reverse the judgment in favor of III,
defendant. Judgment affirmed,
A new trial was refused in the case nj
Dewey, Vance Il Co., against the Swift
Iron anG Steel Works.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - George Williams 50,
Ann Burke, SO; Isaac Ireland, 80 days.
George Wyant, 80 days; james Macken'
Thomas Macken, SO each.
Dlso'derly Couduct-Pbilin Gor,o.
10 days; James Baius, $40: f, n NJ
shall, dismissed; Mary Fitzgerald, i
days; John Murphy, dismissed: Georce
Oliver, Charles Parker, SIS each. -
Assault and Battery-Louis Brasbor
continued to Nov. I; Thomas Johnson
Glsmlssed; Andrew Bigo, aismisseG, !,
James Reedy, continued to NV 4,
P4ilip Davidson, continued to Nov. 7,
Petlt Larceny-Edward Braetow. con.
tlnued 10 Nov. Z; Thomas johnson dis.
missed; William Finn, John Finn ami
William Mccarthy, 500 and 30 DAYS
each James Gallagher, continued 10
ocl. 81; John Battle, $25
Nagrancy-rhomas Price, Charles
i,an baFH"I, James IN OBrian, James Cald-
well, John Wilson, Charles Clemmends
Louis sWlger, George Lewis, Pa. Cor,
coran, Charles Capplcr, George Place
John Shines and William Snith, each "a
Gays; John Welsh, dismissed; Thomas
Price and Charles Barkal, 30 days eaon'
neutrality-suspicious.. Welsh, Frank
MulVey and Frank Kelley, held to an.
swer for burglary; John kincle, having
burglars tools, neld to answer; e. AL
p.n nersoh, carrying concea cd we ,pons,
soo ana ~ days; Joseph Dr.sculi,
Ialse pretenses, III missed; LDrlslian
Osch, Jr., Frederick Miller, Jr. and
Louis Bauer, Jr., malicious aestrucI ion
Of property, continued to NJvsmper 6:
Isaac Ireland, abusing family, dis.
missed; Eliza Clay, incorrigibility, com
nItted 10 House OIL Refuge.
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The Committees.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Speaker
at B O'clock yesterday afternoon an.
nounced the Committees of the House.
The following are the Chairmen: Elec
tions, Mr.. Harris of Virginia; Ways and
Means, Fernando Wool of New York
appropriations, Mr.. Atkins of Ten.
nessee; Banking and Currency, Mr..
Buckner of Missouri; Pacific Railroad,
Mr.. Potter of New York; Claims, Mr.
Bright OF Tennesse; Commerce, MI
Reagan of Texas; Public Lands, Mr..
Morrison Of Illinois; Post Of
filces and Post Roads, Mr. Waddell
OF North Carolina; District Of Columb a,
Mr. Knott of Kentucky; War Claims,
Mr.. Eden Of Illinois; Public Expendi-
lures, Mr.. Hatcher OF Missouri; Private
Land Claims, Mr.. Gunter. of Arkansas;
Manufactures, Mr.. Wright of Pennsyl-
yania; Agriculture, Mr.. Gutter OF New
Jersey; Indian Atf,irs, Mr.. Scoles of
North Carolina; Military Affairs, Mr..
tanning OF Ohio; Militia, Mr.. Miles
Ross of New Jersey; Naval Affairs, Mr..
Wnithom OF Tennessee; Foreign fairs,
Mr.. Swami Of Maryland; Territories, Mr..
Franklin of Missouri; Revolutionary
Pensions and War of 1872,
Mr.. Mackey Of Pennsylvania;
Invalid Pensions, Mr.. Rec OF Ohio:
Railways and Canals, Mr.. Schleicher OF
texas; Mines and Mining, Mr.. Beebe OF
Nond. 70" of nuuta'9n anu Aapoi, W.
Mr. Wsls, ',,iSri ,,SrGn noimno %
Wo,yhts nnd uo,.nnas Wn 'cronHnaso nHtn~so, q,
a ,nrtia. potanta M, W w. epnSnH ~ N",th
T.rof;no. pVhIis, % u,i,t, "noe " -. Hoi w w
Gnorvia. ArnonN,s NJ p ,hor,s vi
MnryItns. an' MiIoano NJ oin 81 70 Trdi u
ana. EVnonditmsso', dHs' "" ~ stn'o onD u n,nart
ment Mr. Snriunon ~ - ,,,inois. Sois EImnn
ditura Of Trens,r ~ ii'i"O' Dn,.r1mont
Mr. c,onor cS'0'J AZ, Der.' VII IL. -
nonditrra ''o' ~ MiSsUuti' "a
IaoH Wr RIooSh,uu Vi WAT neRHrtnlehi' ,
49, 49,, -, 70, a0NouIh "a hehtucky LAPeHul'
OF New York; Expenditures of Post
D Dmoe department, Mr. Williams OF Ala
o"", HAPehuiIuFes OF interior Depai =
ures on pnbiic Rn,idinas AZ Irpch nr
Wisconsin. Exnendi,n1es in Danart.
ment Of Just;cn Mr. Rrss> nf Wisron. %
sin: Rei0rm in i,ivll Snrvice Air. Harri.
SON Of II1inniS. go Mi".islin,,i ~ ~, Invoo y
Robertson nf i,uisisnn. pRulns NJ
Stanhpne nj GoorT'n. p 'y,si,n of W.
on FtU,,t; " 49, sIa, " " fieIo" VI h1 t " .
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WOODS THEATER


! Mr.. FL. Hussey Vivian, NJ. T., OF Swan
sea, England, Win his wife, Is al lhe
| Grand Hotel.
Col. AL. Thayer, OF the Pan-hauaIe
Railroad, is qulLe sick at his homs, NJ.
80 Baum street.
Sim. Cottle, day officer at the City
Buildings, has been presented with n
| cane by his many Iriends.
Mr.. John Z. Joyce was taken sudden
ly Ill yesterday at the burnet House
and was in very critical condition iass
night.
Noah j. Deven, Esq, a prominent
member of the Portsmouth bar. is At the
hospital undergoing Il serious surg,eal
operation upon his knee.
Mrs. viii. Z. Cook and her sister Mru
Allrlch, have resigned their memh.r.
sh' p Ia the Shakespeare Club and have
joined me Davenport. This is a serio,s
loss W tue former Club.
Miss Anna Miller, one of the be,,es M
SIM sun, lnd., has been visiting her
friends III this ty for the past two
weeks; weeks; ohe has been the guest Of Mss
Ella Megrue, of York street.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy has been en-
gagged as leading cuntralto la t,e "a
refers Cathedral CHOIR, in place of Mrs.
Auam Is. wilson, deceased. Her en-.
gsgement begins next sunday.
Harry Levi, of the Mona Hose Com
pany, Of Philadelphia, has been j. tSs
city ON VISIT to his friends. and NAL
suoh favorable impression that Ia 70 rss
hickory cane will be forwarded 10 Inn
Today, bearing the Inscription. nPre.
sented to darry Levi by the q ,l,g.,o
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Looking for Snug Berths Til
English Mission Question Bel
NEW YORK CITY.


winter season OF the Lotus Club
National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Octuber 3O.-The Lotus
Club inaugurated the winter season IN
Saturday night. with a dinner and exbi.
bition. Many noted men in literary ar.
tlstlc and political life were present,
Speeches were made by Gov. Dorshei.
mer, Mayor Ely, Professor Gamgee, OF
England, and others. After dinner AN
excellent musical and literary enter.
tainment was given by prominent ar.
LISTS. Yesterday was the first Lady,s
Day or the season, and attracted to the
GluD House many of the most prominent
ladies OF this city.
Rev. DIR. Fulton,
or the Centennial Baptist Church. of
Brooklyn, read a paper at the weekly
mIeellng OF Baptist preachers, on the
history and Prophets of the Baptist
Church. He gave his ideas on the pres-
ent state oil affairs and the outlook for
tue luture' In regard to the latter his
views were Dy no means encouraging.
ne quoted from statistics to SHOW
tnat during the past seven years the
church had slightly lost ground. and at
no time had its growth kept pace with
the growth of this city. In 1851 The num-
ber OF members of all churches was
1870; in 1870, l1,4O7, and in 1877, II 33l.
The Striking Cigarmakers,
The position OF affairs between the
cigarmakers and their employ.
ers presents very little change from that
Of last week. with the excep ion that the
workmen are getting tired OF the whole
af1alr. Some employing manufacturers
who belong to the National Cigarmakersi
nlon said that they were still firm in
their refusal to accede to the demand of
The strikers, and would prefer to let
their shops remain closed all winter.
Win. Floyd Garrison,
n two-column communication to the
FINES, gives his views of President
Hayes policy, saying the Southern pol
cy OF the Presidents at variance with
lis pledges; that there has been de-
,iorable betrayal of the most sacred |
rust; that the colored race has been
,lven over to a state of vassalage; that |
ne south Is sure Of the next President. |
egrated.
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1t Is said the marriage of King Alton.
so has been fixed for the 23l OF January
next.
The President has by proclamation
designated Thursday, November 20, az
THANKSGIVING Day.
A Victoria dispatch says William Mil
Dy, member OF the Provincial Paria
ment, was drowned in tue Frazer River.
AZ hope, last Friday.j
The Mayor OF Fernandlna, Florida.
telegraphs that he needs 81, 900 to keep
the well from starving and supply the
sick with necessarles.
Ky fall Of rock yesterday afternoon
at Preston Colliery, near Pottsville, Pa,
Ratrlck MCNAMARA, a miner, was killed,
lie leaves wife and five children.
Receiver Turpin filed his statement Of
the Fidelity Savings Bank, of Chicago.
Yesterday. 1t shows the Liabilities to
oe $I3lo,O54, and the assets $9I5. .537.
About half OF the little mining town Of
Earlton, in Hopkins County, Nv, was
burned Monday night. A hotel, drug
store, millinery, dry-good and groc, ~
store, and several residences, were de-
slroyed. The loss is not known.
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w a SHINGTON.


| Special to the Star
COMMENTS ON THE HOUSE COMMITTEES
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Taking al
things into consideration, Mr.. Randall
Is generally credited with having aone
pretty good work for the country in the
composition OF the House standing Com
mlttees. The impression, however, is
very general that he has endeayored tc
yet even with those who opposed him OF
VINO Jailed to eVince the proper zeal in
his behalf during his canvass. To Mr.,
Goode he has not shown the slight.
est courtesy. Mr.. Goode is put at
the head OF an unimportant committee
winch nobody wanted. Sayler, his other
opponent, is not accorded a chairman
ship, but is third on the Ways and
Means. Morrison, Of Illinois, is entire
ly displaced from this Committee. of
winch he was lately Chairman, and ia
stuck on the Pacific Railroad, for
'he purpose, as he believes, OF
embarrassing him. Mr.. Cox. of
New York, who has been one
OF the most useful and successful Dem.
ocratlc debaters for many sessions, is
snubbed by being made Chairman of the
Library Committee. Blackburn. Ellis
and Walker are handled in the same
fashion. SO, too, is Gen. Hunter of
Virginia, who is set aside from the in.
dietary Committee to make room tor Mr.
} ohm 7. Harris.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Committee ON the Pacific R.il-
road, as first constituted, consisted OF
eight members who are counted favor
able to the Texas & Pacific Railway.
Mrssrs Throckmorton, o Texas:
House. of Tennessee; Landers, of Con-
necticut; Chalmers, of Mssissippi:
Elan, of Louisiana; O'Neil, OF Pennsyl.
Vahla; Caswell, of Wisconsin.
ma Cole, of Missouri; and five
opponents, viz: Potter, OF New York.
me Chairman; Morrison, of Illinois:
Luttrell, OF California; Blair, of New
hampshire, and Rice, of Mississippi.
The announcement struck terror to the
hearts of the friends OF the measure
The Chairman has the management of |
he business Of the Committee. and
'eing dead against it, can easily secure
ne delays which would be fatal to
uch measure. Mr.. Potter, who
said to be interested sew
RAJ hundred thousand dollars IN rival
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW RAILROADS.

NEW RAILROADS.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A dispatch from
St. Petersburg says the Russian Gov.
eTIment has asked credit for 46,250,.
900 for the construction OF new rail
ways.
ANOTHER INSURRECTION.
A dispatch from ConstantiuOple says
that a rising is feared in Albania,
Epirus and Macedonia. The Porte is
endeayorlng to muster force OF
tWenty-three thousand irregulars to put
down the insurrection and has ordered
merciless treatment IF the insur-
gents.
WASTE LANDS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
MADRID, Ocl. 30.-The Spanish Gov
ernment has issued orders granting the
waste lands in Cuba to he soldiers and
volunteers who are suffering by the in
surrection on the Island.
RUSSIAN SUCCESS.
LONDON, OCT. 30.-A dispatch from
Foredou says on Sunday the Russians
carried all the Turkish positions at
lellche and captured one Pasha, large
number OF Officers and seven companies
OF infantry.
HoNoRs TO GENERAL GRANT.
PARIS, Oct 30.-A grand dinner was
given al the American Legation last
night in honor Of General Grant. All OF
the f ench Ministers were present, also
President MacMaAon, together with a
number of prominent Americans. Tue
assemblage was very brilliant.
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The following deaths have been place
on record since our last report:
Mary NJ. Collougb, 73yrs, Maryland.
Perrie NJ. Reynard, l8 mos, city.
Willie Wolf, 8 mos, city.
Ferdinand BohaImain, 30 yrs, city.
Infant Weinmeier, sttl born, city.
Infant Chapman, sti lbOrn. city.
Andrew A. Silver, 80 yrs, Virginia.
Franoskas Zmmuren, yrs, city.
Daisy D. Gusel, , mos, city.
Joseph Sidel, "a yrs, city.
Dougal Taylor, 3G yrs, Scotland.
Infant Strasner, stilIborD, city.
Nora Anderson, 81 yrs, Unknown.
Julia Ney, As yrs, Ireland.
k'tlie Tlllis, 9 yrs, city.
Infant Wilson, 3 hrs, city.
VIM. EdmondsoU, 30 yrs, Indiana.
Jane s.d!inann, 81 yrs, Germany.
Joseph WnitehaEe, "a dava n;ty'
Edmund Hopkins, 90 yrs, Ireland
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Chicken-rearing by machinery has
reached its last and most glorious Pc
riod-it even supplies an art 'ticial moth
ef len for the guileless chicken to brood
under at night and fly to In moments of
PERL during the day. The hydroasere is
rtencn invention, and strikingly re-
senio'es real hen III all but one partic-
us"a oehea IN lts doWny breast, instead
OF warm heart, there is only warm
water. Tnus, one after an 0 ther' by the
chicken-hatching muchiue, by the
Notwithstanding machine, and
now by the heartless hydromere are the
innocent Joys Of chiokehhvuu vanishing,
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Announcements.

The Bon-ton Social Circle will give q
social Tomorrow evening at Schmidt's
Hal, corner Seventh ana Race streets
Professor W. W. Seeley will deliver a
free lecture this evening at the O1iC
Medical College Rooms, on "lired
Eyes"
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
Ton mold their annual electi OF seven
half-past I O'clock. ~
The Uhity Club will give its first re gu.
iar entertainment for this season io.
morrow evening. al. the Church, corner
Plum a d Eighth streets.
The frat annual benefit Of the Relief
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Edition

E@FD CINCINNATI, Oct. 30-2:9O P. M.-Pro-
visions quiet. Mess pork quiet and moderate
demand. Lard mo lerately active. Bulk meats
nominal Flour fairly active, mostly for local
consumption. Whisky steady, demand fair
and unchanged. Corn steady. with liberal re-
ceipts and fair demand. Wheat quiet and
steady. Barley, very little doing. Rye quiet.
light receipts and steady. Oats in fair local
demand. Cotton quiet and easy. Country
produce in ample supply and demand fair
Gold 1925 al021. Exchange quiet.
Bog WEATHER.-Fa or partly cloudy fol
the next twenty four hours.
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road to the Texas Pacific, has honor
ably declined to serve on the Committee,
and the result is that Governor Throok-
morton succeeds to the Craftsmanship.
lie is able, experienced and energetic.
In his hands the measure has a fair
show Of coming before The House.
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Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND A A. NAT
O'Clock this morning Senator Morton
took little brandy and milk, the first
nourishment that has remained on his
stomach for four days. He has gradu.
ally grown worse, and his condition Is
alarming. He feel asleep after taking
the nOurls hment, and no news has been
received from him since, but [ do not
believe Dr.. Thompson has hopes that be
will live through to-day.
HE STILL LIVES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 30-11 A. Nj
There seems to be slight improvement
in the condition of Senator Morton this
morning, aud friends are hot altogether
without nope. He was refreshed some
what by sleep and is now resting quiet
ly. His son Ollie, now at Yale, has
been summoned home, and other rela-
tives are arriving. The Senator is
aware of his condition. His house is
besieged with callers, and the mail is
burdened with letters from all parts OF
the country asking about him. The IN ost
extreme solicitude Is manifested.
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The following marriage licenses were
ssued since our last report:
john Lenzer and Ann c. Brueschel.
Pet. j. Marx and Carolina ThOle.
Hen. Osterhaus and Mary Held.
Fred. Drucker and Sophy Maurer.
II. X. Stow and Ida CHAMBERS.
Nm. A. Burgess and Sadie d. Mitchell
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Stabbed Nine Times.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEWARK, N. j., Ost. 3O.-During a
quarrel between Jose Divila and Peter
Pationa, at an Italian christening at 76
Academy street yesterday, Divila
threatened to shoot Pationa. After
DivilA had returned to his home Pa,iona
followed, and breaking into his room
d tabled him nine times with q stiletto
and escaped. None OF the wOunls are
thought fatal.
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N National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Oct. 30.-The final game be-
tween the Bostons and Lowells was
played yesterday, and resulted in favor
of the Bostons by score OF 8 to 0. Each
club had previously won four games,
and this struggle for the claim to the
championship of New Eagland excited
a great deal OF interest.
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.EHE LATEST
Another Benedict.

National Associated Press to the star
BOSroN, Oct. 30.-President Elliott, of
Harvard University, and Miss Grace
Hopkinson, of Cambridge, and daughter
of Judge Hopkinson, OF New Ham shire,
were married at noon to-day al the resi-
dence OF the bride.
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RiVet & Partridge.
AMUSEMEN
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

1tzAOzK M IHHIG
Second and last week of the engagement of
the great Tragedian,
EDWIN BOOTH,
Who will appear this (Tucsday) evening in
ShaKspeare's (not Naum Tatc's) tragedy,
KING LEAR.
Wednesday, October 81 - RICHELIEU.
Thursday, November l-MERCHANT or
VENICE. Friday, Nov. 2, RICHARD Ill
Saturday Matinee, RUY BIAS. Saturday
might. BRUTUS.
Monday, Nov. 5, Flyers Wagner -Meycrbeer
Opera Festa.
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" nut INt Ne . ENCTWEU HHHASs
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3O,-The Herald, in
commenting on Speaker Randalps Com
mittees, says: On the whole, we think
Mr.. Randall has done well. His Com
mittees mean economy and sound legis.
lation, with the needed reforms Of bad
laws. He seems to us to have dealt
very fairly with the Republicans.
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aeneral Bedford Forrest, the grea,
confederate cavalry officer, died al 7.ai
Monday evening, at the resiueace or NJ
brother, Colonel Jesse Forrest. on IT NJ.
Istfeet, Memphis Tenness -
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Fund OF the Cincinnati Lodge OF Elks,
Will take place Thursday Afternoon
November 8, at the Grand Opera-house
and Woods Theater. The tickets are
good at either place.
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GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Pronounced success of the Great Spectacle,
SARDANAPALUS.
New Scenery. Magnificent Costumes.
A Grand Italian Ballet, led by the Great
Premieres, MILE. DE ROSA and ANAIS LIE
IOURNEUR.
Matinee Wednesday, Admission to Matt
neo: Balcony 25c; Dress Circle. 5yc.
Monday, November 5-MIss Fanny Daven-
port pj0 ia.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

T o. o. F.-PROTECTIvE ASSOCIATION
LA ssessment due on death Of Brother w.
ii. L: Frese, Of Hermann Lodge, No. 2OS.
oc29-5t JOS. G. LUGTON, Secretary.
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WOODS VHEATER.
AIMS & MILLER. N

AIMS u MlLLER R...................Ma Managers
MONDAY EVENING, October"0, MR. SAM.
DEV ERE, in his great sensational and musi-
cal drama, entitled JASPER, supported by a
powerful dramatic company. First appear
ance oi The favorite actors, H. W. MITCHELL
and II AIRY Gu9ON. The following Speci-
atty Arti .ts will appear-Miss Jennie Engle,
Rixlord Brothers, Scanlan and Cronin, Miss
Nellie Germon, Williams and Sully, Joe Lang,
and the MacAyoys.
Matlnees Wednesday and Saturday. Special
performance Sunday night. Friday evening.
Benefit to SAM. DEVERE
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE.

MILE ZOE AS THE FRENCH SPY,
Supported by our efficient Dramatic Company
and Twelve New Specially Stars. 1t
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