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THE DISAPPEARANCE OF HE'LL
GOLAND. -.-4.. ....

"Some short time ago." says Iron, there
was rumor that the titled island of He
ligoland was about to be claimed as an
integral portion of the Great German
Fatherland;;' but the Heligolanders ap-
pear to be perfectly satisfied with their
present political connection, and the rri-
NOR died away. If, however, the Ger
mans have any intentions in that direc-
ton, the sooner, apparently, they shake
off their National habit of procrastination
the better. For Heligoland seems to be
vanishing off the face of the earth, and
that not slowly, as things go. 1t is now
less than a mile in superficial extent, bat
in 1649 it was four miles in circumference
in 1900 forty-five miles, and 800, one hun.
dred and twenty miles. At this rate II
will soon be useless to any natiol, except
perhaps to the Dutch, before whose en-.
ergy and industry theIsea itself rolls back
The encroaehment of the sea, which Is
thus sending Heligoland the way of the
islands which formed the Frisian archi-
pelago, has been, as we are told, effect
ed almost entirely in one direction, that
is from the northeast, the Island having
lost only one mile on the opposite side
from the date of the earliest records, to
be accounted for no doubt by the set Of
the currents and the direction of the pre-,
vailing Winds"
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Aliens Pile OINTMENT,

Tne O7Soinn syad Genane Preparation
The reputation o. this Medicine is now SO
well established that liberal minded men In
the medical profession throughout the I'm
ion recommend 1t TO their patients As the
very best OF all remedies for Piles. Hun
dreds OF the most painful cases Of Piles
have been cured by Its use In very short
No medicins has ever obtained higher
or more deserving reputation than Aliens
Aiien's Pile ofntm ent is remedy Of uni
salve ointment or cmbrocation Is required.
In cases Of Burns 6calds, Blisters. Sprains,
Bruises. Abrasions, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum' letter. Eczema. Ring Worm, Bar
ber's Itch. Frosted Limbs, Chilblains, Chap
ped Skin, Fever Biisters. Bed Sores. Sore
Feet, Bunions, Vegetable Poisoning. Bites
There is no known remedy that gives
such lasting relief Ms Aliens Pile Ointment
II is O new, delightful and wonderful RENE
dy, designed and warranted to supersede all
other Ointments yet discovered.
Aliens Pile Ointment Is entirely dinerenl
from any other Ointment in the whole
world, perfectly harmless for the infant oi
aged; 1t is cooling and grateful to the burn
ing brow, throbbing temples and fevei
parched system; 1t win banfsh pain and al
lay Inflammation moro rapidly than any
curative compound In this or any othel
country. r.t
Price 50 cents box, or six boxes for g. 90
II your druggist or store keep does not have
IL, we will forward half a dozen to any ad
dress on receipt Of price.
Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo
For sale by all Druggists. jans-lyd4w
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THE SOUTHERN POLICY OF THE
b" NEW ADMINISTRATIONS.

CABINET PRosPEcTs-RADIcAL PROTEST
AGAINST key AND scHURz-HILL MR.
HAYKs ssTICK-PRoTEsr AGAINST cABI-
NET PoLIcY. 4a,-l la- 2 n
aWAsHIserox, March e-This after
noon Representative Thornburg, Of Ten
nessee, had an interview with Governor
Hayes, in which be protested against
the appointments Of Mr.. Key TO the cabiuet
Tennessee. Gov. Hayes asked him ii he
Key, and he replied IN the Affirmative.
Gov. Hayes then said he had nothing TO
do with personal misunderstanding, and
that he did not propose to give them
any consideration. He had selected Mt.
Key, and proposed to send his name to
the Senate. BE had fixed upon his poll
cy in relation 70 the administration OF
Southern affairs, and he did not propose
to change IL until he was satisfied that II
was wrong. Mr.. Key, who arrived to-
day, called at the White House this altar.
noon and had an interview with Gov.
Hayes, in which he thanked him for the
expression Of his confidence, and for.
mally accepted the offer Of the position
of Postmaster General.
OPPOSITION TO CARL scHuRz.
The seleetion of Carl Schurz for a cabi.
uet position was made BY Gov. Hayes OF
his own volition and in opposition to
the wishes Of several OF his most intimate
friends. Mr.. Schurz has already taken
apartments here and informed his friends
that he expects. to stay. To-day some oi
the opponents of Mr.. Schurz saw Gov
Hayes and urged that he be not selected
but their romonstrances are understood
to have been of no avail. Mr.. Wheeler
said ts-day that people will soon fnd
that Gov. Hayes has n will of his owl
and cannot be bulldozed. Others, how
ever, who know him as well as Mr.
Wheeler, think that hs will be very
much influenced by the Shermans.
AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
A very important conference was held
at the White House tonight, at which
were present the members of Govsrnol
Hayes's cabinet already selected, Stanley
Matthews, General Sherman, and SONS
| others.
1t Is understood that the principal sub
iect under consideration was the pro
posed new Southern policy and the pro
tests and objections to the same, whicl
have been made by certain prominen
members of the republican party. Afte
full consultation it was determined tina
there should be no deviation from tina
party for the present.
THE WAR AND NAVY PORTFOLIO.
1t is believed that the Secretaries q
War and the Navy have not postivel
been determined upon. The other pt
sitions are behsVed TO be fixed upon &
already announced in these dispatches.
BLAINK's DISAPPOINTMENT.
Senator Morton is understood to be il
different on the subject of Cabinet al
pointment going to Indiana. Mr.. Blain
is understood to be very much disaI
pointed because he is not certain of S,
curing Cabinet appointment for Main,
, and this II Is said in some measure a
counts for his indirect attack on Go
/ Hayes this afternoon in the Senate.
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BUTLER UP lFoR. sPEAKER- HIS
SUSPICIOUS OF NIB. CoNKLING-,
THE FRENCH MISSIONS, &c. =

Tbs FhENCh M1ccAOINcs &c. - {
wAsHrKorox, March 6.-It Is known
among the friends Of Gen. Butler that
hs Ia q candidate for thsl Sgsakership Of
the next House Of Representatives.. Gen.
Batter does not propose TO run as the
regular radical repu6 6lican candidate, but
20 put himself on such platform ss will
give him enough Independents votes 10
elect. He is said TO be quite sanguine
OF success. The General said O dAy OF
two ago that ne would not be surprised
TO find Senator Conkling acting with ths
democrats in = short time. sen moi "a
1t is understood that Gen. Banks y
anxious for the French mission, and his
claims to remembrance haze already
been presented 70 Gov. Hayes. Some Of
his frisnds have asked him 10 remain In
the House and take his chances for the
Speskership. u
Stanley Matthews has concluded to
abandon his contest for the scat Of Mr..
Banning in the next House. He will en-.
Der the lists in the contests. soon to be
'inaugurated in the Ohio Legislature Tor
the successioa 70 Mr.. sherman. "a ,ia 80
I Secretary Chandler was the most dls-
gusted man in Washington to-day. He
cleaned his desk Of ali his private papers
and left the interior Department never
TO return. hIt fH tIN Et t.la 4iI4
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4. .e. in.ootporata the xes.tt Build

Aa act Incorporate the Newark Build
ipx and Loan Association.
A further supplement- to an act 10 in
corporatee tie Trustsspf The Home for
Friendless Children, and an act In rslA
tion to the City Railway:
appointiug a Joint committee to settle
With State Treasurer and examine the
report Of the auditor. Read and adopt
ed. e'e
on motion Of Mr.. Holeomb the Sen
ate joint resolution appointing JOINT
COMMITTEES 70 settle nth the State Treas
urer and examiLs the auditors report
was read, amended. and concurredin-
On motion Of Mr. bartholomew two
additional members from New Castle
were added to the committee on the act
in relation to the sale ofspiriteeus wines
and malt liquors.
Adjourned.
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Is Hayes or Blaine Preside mt.
Special Dispatch to the Bait. Gazette.

'oPcO4al DIsP patch 10 Une btIl. OdLtlIt'
WASHINGTON, March 6,-Hayes and
his friends are very wroth over Blaine's
speech in the Senate this afternoon.
When his fraudulency heard of it he said
"Am or Mr. Blaine President of these
gang are out with Hayes because they
have been so signally snubbed in theiI
search for cabinet places. They are
backing Blaine up in his war, and were
in the lobby before blaine began, waiting
to see him begin. si.i
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Io-umes might be flled with proof rom
Ali pa Tts OF the civilized word TO prove tnat
no remedy has ever been discovers IN tne
whole history Of medicine that acts 20
nromp mptly Even in the worst cases oil
ScrofaIa good appetite. complete diges-
tion. strength and adispositionf for exercise,
are sure 70 follow It's use. u the DSWS.s s
are cosftye. or headacne accompanies tne
disease. the use OF Aliens Liver Pills Will
removeit. Over eight years experience ana
the increasing popularity OF Aliens neoi
cines are conclusive proof.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six bottles ior -.
n yonr drusgist or store keeper does not
have il, We will forward half dozen to any
address on reoaipt OF the price rf.f
Prepared only bv j.. q.
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
sr.r ssErn, No
- sale nv All Drug ssts. tanedAwty
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;Auea's Strengthening Cordial is acknowl-
edged by all class of people to be the best
and most reliable blood purifier in the
world. 1t Is a never failing remedy and
can be relied upon. How many thousands
upon thousands have been snatched as 1t
were from the brink of the grave by IT'S
miraculous power. Who will suffer from
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia, Disease OF
the Stomach, Kidneys, Bowels, or Bladder
when such great remedy is within reach?
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EPILEPSY OR FITS.

0 -SAMARIrAN NERyINE, the reat
- Nerve Conqueror, cures Epileptic Fits,
Convnlsions, Spasms. st. Vitus Dance and
Al nervous diseases the only known pos
been tested by thousands and has never
been known to fail in single case. Inclose
stamp for circulars, giving evidence OF
cures. Trial package FIRE O. Please give
name OF express office when ordering med
icines. Also send names and address of ali
persons subject to ,Epileptic Fits.
Address, DR.. 6. A. RICHMOND
5aned&wly Box. IN, st. Josephs. No.
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UNDERTAKING

RLACK Observation-Disclosures ,ro,,
~ I,7 Ile ~ ,'orter, a full line OF Black CASH
l;N. THESE desira BILE fabrics are af io,,;SS,
ic,'S man we have offered for years and
we -ecomwend them :or color and dnra htiu hII
II: w. B. SHARP.
Sourth and Market Sts
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.BUsH's
Philadelphia Freight i
Second Wharf above Chestnut, Phill
French Street Wharf, Wilm4
PROMPT AND RELlASl|
A HEALTH IAELuENCE!


Restoring the Nervous and DebillaA
Imparting Life, Strength, and Han,
the Wd,lin0 organism.
Successfully treating Disease ,0ithola lhsa
DIR. .BRYAN'S ELECTRoyOLTAN11
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES,
Recently introduced after years d n
and research. They are of quadrupAr9
er. Imbuing the system with a e0aa1
current Of Vttaiizi',o Electric and A'pd|
force, II i2 2.tl Y
ELECTRICITY is NATURES POEl|
A Sovereign Specific in Dyspepsia y
vous Debility--Diseases OF the laEl
Rheumatism Paralysis-Epilepsy
ca Spinal derangements--lm -lmp0rlg1
Disorders of the Kidneys--and FuDu
difficulties generally.
The Appliances are strongly ehafgas
Electric, Galyanic and Magnetic iu1nna
of different degrees Of Intensity, suIa@s
all cases, and conditions, and eea
iphere medicines hare failed.
References TO numerous PhystaH
Patients, t .,
illustrated Pamphlets eYtlE
principles of their action, CosdsaI@
application, Address .vw
IT77 10f7TT7 DIR. BRIAN
147 East Fifteenth Ss
jan9d1y tl New W
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4O7 MARKET ST. 4O7
BENZ. .. CLARK,
A full assortment OF

SUPERIOR CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY and SPECTACLES,
Constantly on hand and for sale at the low
est market rates. Particular and personal
attention given to Repairing any articles in
the above line.
A fine assortment OF Spectacles constant
ly on hand and sole agent for the Celebrated
Diamond Spectacles. marl5
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BARGAINS
ID In Linen Handkerchiefs, all prices anC
kinds ust received.
WIN. b. SHARP
4th and Market
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Auea's strengthening Cordial acts as delight
fully on the tender babe, the most delicate
man; imparting health and vigor to the
nerves and brain, blood-vessles, heart and
liver. When taken you can feel its life-giv-
ing power course through every artery. de-
stroying all diseases inthe blood and giving
health. elasticity and strength to the whole
organization
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Flour and Feed Sto1
No. 4 East 9TH stl

Constantly ON hand Flour, Fed. n
Straw and Farm Produce, ofeIHl.ato1
ity. Also, vegetable and aover III
large supply In season at PhIlsiapl
prices.
Orders for Coal received and pruny
attended TO. q. w. SAVAGE
decls end Aga
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safe ov all prusasts. iAnsd4wly
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TElE G r PHO
EreSssstreiv to tie
DAILY Ls'TELLlG EVER


Nxw YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Trs1ane's
Washington special comments on the
HeyassFs story that Grant would become
Eresident If the Nicaragus Railroad
project IS follows; Gran, says i, has
slways been . rule Of his not ,o undar-
take anything unless be feel. he pos.
sesses ability TO make success Of il.
and that in this cnse he hai no such
feeling whatever What engineering
knowledge Gran; .eauired a, the mil.
tAry academy he has forgotten in the
MIDI Of more important and immediate
duties, The rrssi,ieu. Il such an i'm
portsns enterprise should he an able G
nanci<s. IS we'll As an engineer. and
Grants experience in life has 10 10 wsy
tended TO 1t him in this rsspcc, for the
position. Aside from the shsur3isy OF
The retsx, alluiec 80. be said he does
not knaw what good he can DO except
% us HE influence 10 bring negotiations
to successful conclusion. OF this he
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. Dr. PArL N. BRKNAS Is . graduate OF marv Of
the princi. -! European and American college.
AM formerly Of the city Of Dublin, Ireland III,
paoiie can depend upon the most scientific treat
ment - the Doctor has treated thousands az e.s.s
ana performed almost every operation known n
surgery. IN all the principal cities Of Europe And
america. anording O. the public rare opportnni,y
ei receiving nsedica treatment Gu the ,nost ,rie
unc principles known 10 the profession Thog,s
siids cf living witnesses can testify 10 his ,k,i
inI operations. an the benea;s they hav. ,.fsIvs
from his medical treatmsn mt Is hIs book Of .es,i
monials. open g. the inspection q all win shov
Missouri; Democrat ST. Louis.
pk FArt BaENAS This celebrated AMI NOM.
ar Th5sieian and medical lecturer has taken -,
nis heAfqusesrS IT r27 Montgomery street. san
Srsnci-.o. StffEs. xhsrs he 10 rssty ~ dis.
nak nissiIesl assistance aud ability In AID "A
aii The sick Afflicted and INF ,rtunats who nav 80.
~ Gva4iN acsA-pr. BeaAns ocmp<tsncy
ana e0efspAs sshrough. relissset pk s,si.n
nd fne.fai Aavissr II too world vide "a T,esa e.
extended Recommendation n, our hands IT,
In need Of competent physician should no, Tar
:" rad bis advertisement under New To-d,v :.
-OatlAnd News
REhAEkAaIr srcCyss DR. Pau, N Renan .s
oesn successful without exception IN his treat.
mens 81 obstinate aud ditscuif cases Heretofore.
regarded a. inegrahle- Some Of hts cures have A.
'onishezi the Patients themselves And thorun ny,
eoLvincea them tAat he Is all that he professes n
oe-a suorsmsa' physician. His reputation IL Al,
sfAcans b bis ofaca many cases Of long Standing
and IN no instance has he failed % give yelief
Tie afalcsed shos4 consult him without de,.v
. 10 room. No. IA. Quincy Hoase.-Qgincy IN
jss-svd-aad-vl
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Sealed Proposals for a Lease Of The
" COUNTY FARM !"

NOTICE IS HgRFBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
= y fror~osals arr soiiclte. By TIE Bard Of
County Commissioners fer . LEASE Of the
COUNTY FARM" for one year condition ID
that she Lessee ~iii Beard Surs~ sas Carr Ter
th~ County Peer. piareI unisr his charge ty tie
cvesss~r. At . stss@d price per day sor~arh re-Snu
sid les~ce - have the Abr - sail y<-cr when
II TIE opinion q .he attending Physician thew
are able r. work the Cs1Eiy o. farE;sA medic Il
AID sIrzisal attendance and medicines sc.s sul.n
De b1ildisgs. eeds and cioshiax fer xAii fs.ar
All bids - Be- nled With the Aua.tcf On -
e<ssss tie st DAY u xAsse. 1s77. .sls.wtd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEAL ED PROPOSALS,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- board 81 County Commissioners sol!ct.
seal ed Proposals. Cor Medical I'D Surgical A..
tendsnce. aud the Medicinal supply for the
county Poor At the County fAru" fsY me year
said bids 20 b. aled with the Auditor ou1r
before the Sta day Q: March ISL f.IIv0
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ELYsiux is supposed to be the place
where the gods dwell. If you wish TO b.
transformed into one, and wish to have
some pleasant hours with some of the
Gourmsnds procure a dozen or so Of Pr
per's Cream Cake.
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10y Tbos- Thompson. our entcrpri.-
ing GaaSsnlth. has just received from
London stock Of sine tweech and mux-
xle loading sho'-gu The 10, vas
manufactured especially for him At the
msna'sc'"ry where he served has ~p
premiership
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EUROPEAN nRAsTs-Dratts l.suss;
~ Lowest rates cn Grrst Bri,,an. r..
lard, Germany. Russi.. France. NORWAY
and Sweden Tickets 20 and from
Europs sold .; low~ss rates by Andrew
Chilherg. Seattle. ". T.
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EuHorf.

PARIS. Feb. 1.-THE importance OF
the attacks on the Duke de Ca-as. the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. have been
exaggerated. The Cabinet and ma
ior,ty in the Assembly are disposed 10
sustain him.
LONDON, Feb. ii, is expected the
Ga etn viii visit G,rmany abuut Easter
f.. Pic, {, the French writer. 10 dead
John Mcrgsn Abbott. memb { Par
Lament frtm O,dhsm IS sis, dead.
Saile'-Shio Coralla or San Francis
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LIFE In WASHINGTON.
skETCHEs ABOUT THE CITY BY THE
REPUBLICIN's REPORTERS.

DROPPED DEAD.-saturday morning a col
ored man, named james Robinson, hfty.six years
Of age residing at No. els Delaware avenue south.
wesL dropped dead. He he'd been suffering some
time with pains about the heart. The coroner
made on examination yesterday and decided that
death was caused by rheumatism Of the heart,
TINS FUNERAL OF ANDREW CRAIG The
funeral Of Andrew Craig took place yesterday
afternoon from his late residence, No. 900 q
street, and was attended by Washington chap
Ter, No. =, snd Lebanon Lodge, No. IF. A. AN.
The remains were deposited In the family vault
at the Congressional cemetery.
ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. PAUL's LU-
TBERAr CHcrcH.-It Is with pleasure that atten.
tion is called to the announcement made In an
other column of the entertainment to be givcnat
81 Pauls English Lutheran church on Wsdnes-
cay evening next. The best musical and literary
talent Of the city Is engaged, including Mr.. o. q.
Ever, Miss Carrie Kldwell, Mrs. f. L. Stiilson,
'Chickering Quartetten and other well.known
musicians, and Mr.. Ralph Jefferson and other
accomplished elocutionists.
THE ITALIAN BENEFICIAL socrETY.-The
annual election Of tho uniene q Fraterlcn.a
follows; President, Masco Lorenli; vice presi-
dent, Giovanni Malatesta; corresponding secre.
tary, aiochino Porcella; financial secretary, liz.
nazio Tinaglio; treasurer, Antonio Bregazzl;
sicetreasurer, Giovanni Bacigalupo; curators,
90 Cristofant Permanent committee, francesca
Leverone, giuseppe Santueci, Giuseppe Cato
Giaccmo Castagnetto; first marshal, Felice Cres,
tofani; second marshal, Constantine =. Rollo;
llnl; standard bearer, Samueio Antoni; door.
keeper, Domenico DevincenzO,
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as there is a prospect Of It's fulnllment o. an
early day complaint would appear unjust. The
members OF tho board were here some ten days
ago and visited the monument The person en-
ployed TO make tho boring, having to be absent,
lett word with his foreman to cease boring, as the
board was satisfied with what hal been done. II
with preparing the report but other duties call.
him in the discharge Of that duty.
President Hayes takes great interest in the
monument, and Is anxious TO see II finished with
all practicable dispatch. A Jew days since he
made inquiries OF Secretary sherman why the
work upon tho monument was not in progress
The Secretary, beiag unable to give the iu,orma-
tion, sent for Mr. Hi, the Supervising Architect
OF the Treasury, who Is one OF the Joint commits.
sion TO superintend the construction Of tho monu-
ment, and inquired OF him upon the subject Like
the Secretary, however, Mr.. Hill, could give no
definite Information, but referred the Secretary
to MT. W. W. Corcoran, president Of tho Joint
commission Secretary Sherman reported these
acts TO President Hayes, who immediately pro-
posed to call, with the Secretary, upon Mr. Cor.
coran. But they found that gentleman unad-
vised OF the views OF the board OF engineers, and
II is understood that the engineer of the
army, who - also one Of tho commission, knew
about rs little as the rest OF them.
DR.. Blake, who has used every effort to facill-
tate matters so faras lay 10 his power, few days
since addressed note TO Colonel kurtz, at Phil.
adephia, In reference to tho report Of the board
OF engineers. That otficer replied that he hoped
the report would be sent to Mr.. Corcoran within
rev days, as directed by the War Department.
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IN USEMEyTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.-With Tia File de
Mime. Angot" tAs charming MrS. Oates inaugu.
rates this evening a week Of English comic opI "A
ttths National Theatre. Mrs. Oates ID . popular
ayorite with Warrington theatre. goers. and ha :
never failed TO appear before good houses In this
city. The varied Programme Of the week, EN-.
bracng all the idClorite operas sung by this
troupe, insures snccessful engagement. To.
morrow CTuesday) night "Girofe. ilrona Oceu.
pies the boards TEare will he two matinee,
during the week, uPoa Wednesday and satur.
day evening",
THEATRE COMIQUE.-This popular variety
theatre will be an attractive resort for the lovers
oil the humorous this week. The special featured
Of the week will be numerous and unusually
novel and entertaining. The wonderful feat 10
no performed by Captain BSgardus Thursday
evening should be witnessed By those Interested
In shooting on the wing
SIGNoR BARToLoTTo's FLEAs.-A UNIQUE
eIhi bition, in the shape OF trained aeas will BIO
given each day from 10 a. m. 10 ap. m. Nothing
could amuse the children more.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-About the last Cd.
pOrtunity that will be offered those who love the
dance will be the grand ball TO be given at Odd
felloWs' hall 10 night by the llibernian Beneyo.
lent Society. Prot. Perabeau's band will fiTniIb
tho music.