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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, Apri!4-Ylour- Steady
and unchanged. Whest-Unsettled;
opened At 8 decline Of ltc, and closed
weak: No. Milwaukee hard 81 ls!; Nc.
Milwaukee 81 III No. 2 81 l2!; seller
April 81 l0!; seller May 81 III; seller
June 81 lot Corn-QQiet; No new
3slG,39c; o.d nominal q. 42c Oats
Quiet and steady; No. 2 25c. Rye-Dull,
No. l 6Otc. Bsrley-Stesdy; No 2
spring 57ci seller april SIC. ProyniorI
Quiet and nominal st yesterday quo
tstlons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
OIL CITY.

OIL CITY, April 4-The market
opened quiet and steady, with fire.: sales
at 81 45i, advanced to 81 4e5, declined
10 81 46i, at which price it closed. Ship
ments 240T3 barrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
THE EASTERN MUDDLE.
THE PEACE OR WAR CONUNDRUM
USSOLVED.
Policy of the English Liberals-The
Feeling In ROumania Eng
Iish Parliament - Sails
bury's C1rcuIar-EnR.
Iish Naval Order.
Policy of the English Liberals.

LONDON, April 4.-DespIte the speeches
of Lords Granville and Harrington to
the deputation of the National Liberal
Federation, yesterday, it is not believed
that the opposition will take any strong
line against the government policy.
Gladstone and mis- followers may en-.
desvor to force the party leaders into
active antsgonism, and the Independent
members may introduce resolutions dis
approving the calling out of the reserves,
but there Will be strong counter in.
fuence which the party leaders are lot
likely to disregard. A movement hiss
already received the adhesion of sixty or
seventy Liberal members having fer its
object to prevent the party from tram
melting the governments foreign policy.
The Times in leader strongly con-
demns the objects of the deputation. aid
sharply critIclses the speeches Of Gran
vile and Harrington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05

were others engaged in the movement
who were prompted solely by a desire to
benefit their section, and to cut loose
from the antlquated ideas and fossil rule
which had cursed Virginia IN the past.
These were the men whom ! applauded.
They are the men whose "brave hands
and bold hearts" carved cut glorious
future for West Virginia. And | want
to secure for them the fruits of their
work by wedding out the fossilated roots
embedded in the soil of our State instiLu-
tiprs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Lord saIIsbury's Circular.

LONDON, April 4.-AdditionsI Eastern
correspondence is published. Lord Odo
Russell, British Ambassador at Berlin,
telegraphs, March 18th, that Prince
Bismarck has requested him to state that
Germsny will not participate in the
conference without England, and that he
Bismarck cannot understand how q
Congress Ior the revision OF European
rights could be held when England, one
o. the chlef con.rsctOrs. was sbsent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-18
HI PRECIOUS METALS.

The discovery and increased production
If the precious metals in the United St-f. +,
ire by no means the least wonderful cy.u,s
n o. history as a nation 1t is scarcely
thirty AIRS since the greater portion Of our
hen limited supply'of gold and silver VIZ
derived from foreign sources. L. 1884, We
we're mining a little COLL in Georgia. art
Until the discovery o in California. r.
S4S, our whole PROD yGou of this mr,ai
yeraged less than u million dollar ,,tr.
since then the production has l"r,'c u an
he marvellous, having never heer ir>s 81 an
3G. 900, 900 per annrIn. and ons"t an 1- 4
: reached the enormous aggregate o. ~.
OO,OU9; so that, between tho yrarsisi as
81, the entire gold production lcach,.i
he immense sum of $I.3Gf. 9sG. .Gg.
So far as we know. the ~ or rrrd-c IL.
If the country previous to . . wa, s.mrf.
confined TO he tritling antra.t ssparaj,.
rom lead and copper ores ana rot leeq4a
" sufficient importance 10 beco.uc Il ma.,e,
If record.
From 1919 TO 1861 Tho average yrarl,
PRODUCTION from all s1ur,s ,ii rot exe,,l
100. 800. but ty rev d-.scavg-i,s - silver
increased TO - .UHJ.uGH in 1861, IT,.
lrcasing pretty steadily each ye' :. finally
eaching the sum OF $4,000. plI in iS5d
imce then. the increase II production n
icen still more rapid, until in 1S,G:h 70
reduction Of our mines nP"rer rcd 81
.Ool,Gl ani for i Ieriod OF MET en- Tc1
'9i.5A. 900. since 1Stj. q ferd-l g.
hlr'y tw' tAe eutire ii-oznction ~
~ goli .'.i , ,er, mines foots mp Sl.GGl,-
-, 'U:', goa Average Of more than So. ZOO
90 per eur.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-18
BALTYMORE& ONO RAILROAD

Is celebrated for its elegant coaches, SPLEEN
did hotels, grand aud beautiful mountain and
valley scenery, and the many points of his
toricil Interest along It's line.
Fare will AL NANsb be as LON rs by any
other line.
without change between the principH! West
ern and Eastern cities.
For through tickets baggage checks, move
ment oftrains, sleeping car accommodations,
etc. etc apply nj ttciSc Offices al all prlnci-
pal points North. South, Fast, or West.
L. II, DORSEY. L. NJ. COLE
Asst Genl Tickcr Ng'G. CENT Ticket Aga.
THoS. Z. BARltN,. THOS. II SHALP,
western Pass. ag't Master uGTr1usp'n.
fehl.wlS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-18

YES" said Jessie, %looSins far out TO
1ea.
Jesse had her wishes granted. sac
walked CO a bride, before her fal7s lover
All ria BRIDE. when 10 entered the village
cnr-l on the dry of his first visit to his
.vla
'l.i Judge Hunter, when he introduces
III. s-r- - his lovely wife, always tells
tls.s. with i-ard5uahlc pride, that she
' NAMED him FOR love
$. IN ruth sAc did. But ii was for
lu. . nf hrr cam pride.
sll usLc- him an excellent wife low
ever Nsrnc RnoNa the truth except Jes-
-, h.r uso,Lsr. and Sarah Benton. These
ts- wo'~cp, strsnEc to = y. haze kept rhe
.l.- iairhfuily b,twecn them. ami viii so
L.tp It 10 IT, end Of all their lives.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-18
Dr.PierCe'S FaYOIite PLasGiiliInn.

The Term, however. is hui . feeble cvrrc sion
OF ny ilsh appreciation 81 IT, whine BI-c.i Inun
server. l have, while witnessing i, positive re-
suits In the few special disease, ]lnrilrnt 20 lie
Separate organism OI woman. siugfc,i II ON IA
INC cIiittaN or croNsniuG gru. og my
medical career. On - merits, "a. u po,k-
i've, .aic, and ,cnoctla r"me'i, ~ ihis tcnss
OF diseases, ami ono that viii, ut nii tines and
under al circumstance, act kii.'iy and in har-
mony with the laws which govern the female
'ystem, am willing TO stake ray reputation MS a
physician. Nay, even more. so confident am /
hat it will not dlsaproin; the most sangmine
Ter any of the ailments To- which l recommend II,
dlai l of,er an1 sell ! under a P0siTGvE
experienced by tie time twO-thirls OF the con-
lent. zen Of the bottle re vel, | viii, an return of
pecn taken according TO direction, and the cnse
icing one for Which | recommend IT., nromniIy
'eiuRd the money, paid Tor it: lind I not he
most perfect confidence IN ITS virtues, l could NOT
rner It rs / do under thesc conditions; but hay-
ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures in thou
perfectly safe in rIsIIng both INV
reputation n my money on lis
merits.
The follow -ng arc among those diseases in
which my Eavorite Prescription has
" rkel cures, as If by magic, aud with n ccr-
IencorrI%a, Exces.Ive r hT any mGliGl1e;
Monthly Periods, supprcssions when from I'M
.a, tI ca,i5ses, IrreGni1rities, Weak Back, Pro.
ketroversion, Bearing Down Sensations, Inter.
al Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Des-
lh'N'ehNfs hIcibciti AliScHrftngc, Chronic
ongestion, Inflammation and ulccraiion OF liza
fterus, lmpoiency, Barrcnucss, or SicrIlity. Fe-
male Weakness, and very many otlcr chronic
diseases incident to woman not mcniionei here
n all affections of this nature, my Fayorifc
rIescrlpton works crres-the marvel OF
he world. This medicine / 10 mai ey,oi 80
ure-all, but 1t admirably fulnlls n single.
ness OF being a most pcTfoct
'pccillc in all chronic diseases of The scxi,aJ So
tenn OF woman. 1t will not disappoint, nor Mil
Il do harm, in any state or condition. ""
Those who desire further information nm
Hrsp glhtpft5 can nlf1in II in I'm 49,.
COMMON SENSE MEDIcAL ADVISER. n boos
ot over $40 pages, scnt, postpaid, on rcreinf
~ $3.50. 1t treats infinitely Of III SO diseS.ns
peculiar to Females, and gives much yaIr,bIo
-Irlce in regard to the management Of ti,ose
b 1cctions. 'NVss
FAVoHirE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
NI iT.t. DRUGGISTS.
R. v PIERCE, M. D., Prup'r,
BUFFALO, N. u
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-18

NE GJcohN lEdicdI Discovery sGIce Mc G,"n
ZION Of Nan, o. sac" The CoMgIrlcc-
s,ent Of ne C2ristjaa IRA.
There never has been time when the
healing of 50 many different diseases Inns
been caused by outward Application as the
present. II Is nm undisputed inCt TINT over
nail of The entire population oi the globe re-
sort 10 the use of ordinary piAstcrS.
DIR. MELvIN's ClrsICCM Porous lLNsIERS
are acknowledged by all II have used
them, To act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, aud that ono Of lhesc
plasiCrs Will do more r. al service than q hun
tired of the ordinary kind. An other plas-
tiers ARE slow oi action, ana rsquirc 10 be
worn ,outinuaiiy to eiIrcr u cure; bat with
these II is entirely different; tn" instant one
Is applied the patient VIII fc"i It's effect,
Ply sicians In. all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect Of CapSi"umi;
and u has nlwHys been more or loss used ns II
medical agent for an outward applications;
hut ~ Is only otn very recent date that It's adj
N~anilErS IN u porous plaster have been dis
covered. Being. however. convinced OF tEc
wonderful cures effected by DE. hELNIN'S
q r~ICTsI poRoTS PLNSrEKs ami tEpiT supe-
riurity over all other pinstors,S fhey now
tctuHily prescribe dem, in their practice, for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain In the side
and nucS, and all such eases M have rGquircd
ne use "i pIn~tcrs or hhimcnt. After you
nave trtrd other p~laSterS ana linimCnts, n
hey hnyo iniied; and you want q certain
CAPsIGUM ROU PLASTER. You can hardly
believe Your own convictions Of Its wonder
nj effects. Although powerful and quick in
ITS action, you can rely ON its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, ns 1t Is free
from lead and other poisonous mnteTiul COM
monty used in the manufacture ii ordinary
p%lnstrrs. one trial Is Il sufficient guarantee
pf its merits, and one plaster VIII sell hun
lrClS to your friends.
Ask your druggist for DR. MARSIS'S CNP-
SICUM pURuu~ IL-tSrEu and take no other;
OF, Oh receipt ri. p cents for one. y for hNe, or
2ior a dus"u, they viii be mailed. post paid,
Iomny address in the United Stutes or Cana
dss.
MANI LIt EElr ny rHE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-18
The Washington City Route"
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

TIL shortest, quickest, ami only direct
route Ia Washington and Baltimore, wit
direct connections for Richmond, ~Lynchbnrg.
Norfolk. and the Southeast, Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, and the East.
Travellers desiring n speedy, pleasant, and
comfortable trip. should remember that the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-18

A kiss when Z wake In the morning,
kia when | 20 10 bed,
Kiss .hri ! bum IN flngerA
Axis When ibuiup ny had,
Ak, wh-n ms bath l. over,
Aksz when uy hath bsgins
Nv n.ag n n . fui' nf kl-ar-
~ nuns j. IaI .. pins.
-ChgishaH OJstTssr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-08
Mooro'a Rural Now Yorko,



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ten separately addtrsecd, rhc datly world tpr
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-08
MEEklA MNliln

CoNtalGs NIL the nrweog the weck, prosONtcd
In n coutscl AMI attractive manner, tAu heat OF
the Macy excel cut lCttcrS eent by ltle CORE
psudcuts Gom AL parts ", ,hp NejlN. Nr,yht
and entertaining editorials Nu ait matters ot
interest 10 the public
short stories and stories continued Ctnm
week ~ week, written expressly Tor ms Morla
Ivy the hest authors,
Fail rcpor;s OF all tko pyintlptl markets Of
the tuucd STATES md foreign eeUntrtea; NJ
grange department., NC, Nc,
lt,s in every essential paper fer the family.
u y. 7 Moore 80, the luuudct ami lay
SVars the editor u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-08
VALUABLE PRAIRIE FARM
FOR SALE.

Mr. Eli2a Chesterfield desires 70 sell her
iafm upon easy terms with good security
SAID fa,m il about siN mites East ~ Minera !
Point aud in 4 GOOD state If cultivation,
Plenty of water, aht good improvements Thie
idrm consists al
Two Hundred and Twenty Acres.
For terms. apply to F. Men, Jr, Mineral
Fo9t. or TO ELIZA CHESTERtlkI.p, ON tho
1tomi-es ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-08
A yer's
Hair V5!go1,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

or1gtadt coSor, ruth The gloss and
freshness Of Mouth Thin hair is
thickcned, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured BY its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair whore the folIicles are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead Of fouIing the
hair with n pasty sediment, il will
keep II clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Off,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those dclctcrous sub
stances which make some prepal--
tons dangerous and injurious q
the hair, the Nieor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for q
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-03-02
Ansldnoi(6e 11a6ri6tfn.
1teber bic letten Stunoen Napff
NiuS TX.

ptrp aus 9tpm fpl9enres beri6tet
Gpnt Z. 6ebr. 9benrs. Die Ser
i6ltmmerun9 I'M 3uitanpe peS papfea
trat beute Mprsen friib sesen A llb,
Elm. Sdmmtli6e bier antpelenoe Gar
otndle wurpen ipfprt no6 rem @att=
can entbpten. Oe6 9ta6mtttaes trat
tpettere Gerl6 6ltmmerun9 etn. 9ta6 1
l1br be9ann her SpbeStampf. Die
Garptndle tparen neben bem Sterbes
stmmer Ser1 1ammelt. Der Cardinal
9anebtancp ret6te rem paplt pieSter>
belacamente. Bet Gtntrttt pes Tpbes
trarer fdmmtli6e @arbtndle unb pdpfz
lt6en @Irpentraser onpeIenb. Die
BET bet Gurie beslaubt9ten @elanbten
be9aben it6 f6pn frIb na6 pem Saz
ttcan. Tim fi6 periDnli6 3u erfunbi9en,
Der Sob erfplste pur6 Gintritt res
@a6erS in bic BrulbBble. Oerpapf
bate nod aeitern 8e0erun9 ser1pirt
uno f6 Sewe9uns 9ema6t. Man
slaubt paB bterour6 bic Gerl6ltmmez
run9 berbei9efibrt wurbe. I'm ST
llbr perlteben mebrere Garbtndle unp
bic BET ber Gurie beelaubt9ten Otplpz
maten ben Sattcan. SdmmtltbeOip<
lpmaten batten pprber NIT pem Garbt<
nal StaatS1efretatr Stmepni cine I'M
terrepun9. Sept wtrb gtiemano mebr
IN ben Gatican etn9elanen. 9tur bic
Die 2et6e bepadenben Gamertert baben
3utrttt. Sln ben Sbpren balten Siz
6erbettsbeamte @a6e, tpel6e tebe @nz
ndberuns Serbinpern. Die Staot 1T
ppllfpmmen rubtG tetO6 baben bte8ez
bbreen bic nptbwenptsen St6erbeitS=
mabre9eln 9etrpfen.
Spdter bra6te bic &Dln. @plfSsetz
tunS fplsenre Mtttbetluns: So ebelt
9ebt unS bic eri6Gtternbe tpenn aud
lanse erwartete 9tadrtdt su, baB ber
+. 9ater beute I'm 3 l1br perI6ieten
1T. 0as GUnclaYe Seretttst ii6 UNI
mtttelbar.
IS Sabre beS 9ebens, So pes Nriez
itertbums, so be6 biidDFiden s(mtes
bat ct erfiilt 38 Sabre bic MIroe Ell
mes Cardinals befletpet 81 Sabre,
ldn9er ais ir9enb elmer ieiner Gprz
9an9er, bic 5trten1prge Der allseneiz
men STRIDE 9etrasen. Gin Sater Der
Gbriitenbeit, betbseltebt ppn ieinen
&inrern, bpd9eadtet felbit ppn pen
Gje9nern bat er, ein itarfer Streiter
peS 6errn, itetS f6 ielber 9let6 in
frpben wie 1T ttiiben Sa9en, Die &1mz
pfe rer Stride sefiibrt. Sbren Sriz
umpb su idauen mar tbm ntdt YER
9Dnnt aber ibren 9luff6pun0 Bat ct
9eieben unp nit Der felten lleterseu9z
un9 res enclt6en Ste9e6 1T CT in bic
Gwi9feit se9an9en.
&pnt s. 6ebr. ySeute @prmtttas
10 llbr purbe cine Cardinals Gpn%
9re9attpn ab9ebalteL um bic gelttmz
mun9en hes 9aplte5 betrefs bes Gpn>
elare nnb ceS Acknowledgements gu
cerleien. Die Garbindle Stlip, pecct
unc pt pietrp ftnb init Der 9ettuna per
Stride pdbrenp Der SepiSracans bez
traut. Die @asetta llffctale fdretbt !:
Der Sob bes papfeS tptrb in Sta
lien pte I'M Nuslanpe fdmerslib em<
pfunpen iperpen." Die &esieruns bat
uue Wabnabmen sur Serbiirsuns Spll>
itdnpi9er Treibeit bes Gpnelape setrpf<
fen. Die Start 1T iibrtsenS sans
rubt9. Die 9et6enfeter miro in allen
&tr6en &pm's, am feterlt6iten 1T Der
gaFlifa pom ct. peter, besansen tper>
BEN. 0fan arbeitet eifrisit an Der
Serri6tuns Der @emd6er fiir bas
GpnclaYe. s5n allen &ir6en &pm's
flnpet Trduerdel1ute itdtt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-03-02
Post Moaey Orders

IInb paS fldberlte unb btutefte MItttel
5ur lleberienpung ppn 0elo unp louz
teh wp iie III boGen fInp> oa3u 9ez
brau6t lperren.
@enn cine 3eituns BON etnem po1@
amt all Gin onpere5 Ycrlebt tperpen lDu,
fo muB INNER au1 paS pDltamt ansez
9eben werpelL 100 bic 3eitun9 friiber
empfan9en purpe.
@enn Semano fem Slatt nibt re-
9elmdsi9 empfdn9t pper fid auf irz
9e1p cine @eiie Gebler etnf6let6en,
70 fpIIte rer betrefenpe Nsent, fotpte
bic 5eraus9eber iO9let@ pappn bena@<
ridtt9t perpen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03

(1ILNoEE's GARDEN
THIS SUNDAY EVENING.
e voSHl G fSpvk HSsrau SHASEh1'
DR. LEOPOLD DAMRosoh
o 81 e hTSpsHp
sorErh. Gard . .nsTsy Dc corsa over ofrmE
assSr snS 1s hn'''
Programme for this SUNDAY, evening
!. overture. "Euryan.ho". ..~...... ..c ~ " Weber
s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssSsa.:
A%%ssi Tor Grand oi SSsT Il Il Dr. DAhsosoH
s. Overture. Tsnnhauser" ................R wagner
g. Aria fro" EMMA WATSON DioTYi
s. ssiso'ioa' 0" L 1sST IT. M'ys'0''F
g oys.,ure zsmps" u hrS,i
10 'DA'd'.'"Ey a Slss WILSON D0iY. '''.''.Nr'',
H. WGccac.lic Solo Mr. W. PoPpERj 'p'''''
IL. March Of She Priests. from Ahal@ Mendclssohn
EAGLE THEATRE, BkoADwAY AND ssD ST.
For one week only. Drama aud specialtcs
First time OF the talented sensa!ion actor
NJ NJ s asSRSE F FEE44ssGE,,
''pD''ifsss S * isf r ,SsTIs ''''''
in tho romantic Drama entitled
WDE AWARE AWARE,
during which 'he wonderful acting
FRS. time time in two years Of the unequsIied
HARRY and JOHN
-KEKNELL-
-KERNELL-
COLLYER and KELLY.
WILL GAYLORD. CLARK GIBBS,
and s. others In n grand olio.
Second week OF the talented &C sross,
Miss JENNIE CARROLL,
and y full Dramatic Company.
| MONDAY, February IL.
will DO produced
CHICAGO
BEFORE, DURING AND Aztec THE FIRE.
Prices, 25 cents, so cents, 10 cents, ST.
Matinee WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
| U,HE STAGE PRACTIC Al INSTRUCTION TO YOUNG
ladies In every branch Of dramatic art Nv renowned
complete preparation IN short series OF les
and tho advantage OF an early appearance assured
| Address STAGE Herald Uptown ONCE.
| PROFESSORS GOLDBERG ROLTAIR's
L Magical STUDIO IL West 10Th st.. corner Broadway.
instruction gwen ladies' gentlemen In Seight OF
Hand and Card Tricks; also Apparatus furnished Pro-
| fcssiona ais H. orally dealt with 49,.
Churches schools private parties. &c furnished with
their Unique Magical Entertainment ON very reasonable
| terms
| q SnN "A LADY STAR DESIRES TO MEET GEN.
p)UU.tiemnn willing invest the above amount In the
production comedy In New York good
| Tor comedian. Address fAkIsIENNB Herald once.
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4 CApEMY OF MUSIC. GRAND OPERA
A IOMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY ii. p
LIMITED SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.
NINE EUGENIR and MR. CHARLES
PAHPESHElM. . ADAMS.
Tht distinguished and popular Prime Donna and the
celebrated Imperial Court singer from
tho Grand Opera House. Vienna and the entire company
Miss ALEXANDRA HUMAN
(Prma Donna. from the Imperial OPERA VIENNA.
Miss COONEf, Miss GRIMMINGER,
Mr.. A. BLUM Prima Baritone. Mr.. II. WIEGAND primo
Bassol, Mr.. T. ADOLtHE tBassol.
TIE MENZELLi SISTERS CPremieres Danscuses
and GRAND CORPS DE BALLET, Grana Chorus Of go
:. voices and selected orchcstr" OF % mdseians
MONDAY. February; II. GRAND INAUGURAL NiGHT.
THE HUGuENOTS.
Mme PAPPENiIEIM. in her celebrated role VALENTINE
Mr.. CHARLES ADAMS, in his great role. .......RAOUL
Oils debut In New York;
AND A MAGNIFICENT CAST.
"Wednesday. February ......LoHENGRIN
saturday. February 10 ....... FIRST GRAND MATINEE
RIENZl.
Seats for sale at Office the Academy OF Music
and the Theatre Ticket Office, Ill Broadway on and
alter
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Gentleme who wish retain their
boxes the requested to notify Mr. Lovecraft,
at the Academy Of Music during Monday and Tuesday,
February and B.
Admission II reserved seats, 81 extra; Family Circle
Admission Soc reserved seats Soc extra; private boxes
~ md
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ADJUSTMENTS.
San asAXcIsco MINISTRIES. OPERA house.
THk FAMILY RESORT
LAST WEEK or THIS GREAT BILL
THE GREAT UNCRUSHED.
BAGkus IS rnE GREAT uNGRuSnED
BILLY BIRCH and BOB HART's TOUGH NIGHT.
wAMBOLD sings Little Robin Tell Kitty I'm Coming"
JOHNSON and POWERS Uncle Abe and sister Ruth.
RUSSELL French Ricardo. Frillman, Raymond. wilmot
Seats secured. MATINEE SATURDAY. at 2.
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BOXES AND TICKETS
be procured the Windsor Hotel the he OF
the Executive Committee, ard from the Managers
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WITH AN UNPRECEDENTED CAST,
including
Mr.. LESTER WALIACK,
Mr.. H. J. MONTAGUE, Mr.. JOHN GILBERT,
Mr. HARRY BECKETT, Mr. h. ". HOLLAND,
Miss kFFIE EERMON, Miss STELLA BUNIFACE,
Mira Join SEFTON, Miss KATE BARTLETT.
Miss META BARTLETT, Miss PEARL EYT1NiE,
Misses NELLIE BINGHAM. MINNIE vINING. DAISY
KUNTZE, CORNELIA MCCORMACK. FLORA kUNTZE,
ANNIE CALDWELL, MARIE MORGAN, RACHEL
ROUGH aud ALLIE DORRfNGTON.
Seats can be- secured two weeks In advance.
Carriages may be ordered for 10 AS.
Box office open to 4 daily.
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a, : NH A LADY STAR DESIRES TO MEET GEN.
willing invest the above amount In the
production nrst class comedy y New York good chance
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-12

| WASHINGTON, March IA number
Iof Swiss gentlemen last night gave q
supper in honor of their countryman,
General John A. Suttor, it being his
seventy-sixth birthday. The Consul
General Of Switzerland, Mr.. Betz, pre-
sided. Among the invited guests
were Senator Sargent and Represen-
tatives Page, Brentano and Schleicher.
All of them made brief speeches testi-
flying their respect for the discoverer
of gold in California, eulogizing his
enterprise and speaking of his many
acts of kindness and generosity to-
ward the earlier emigrants of that
General Suffer was affected
to tears by the words uttered in his |
praise, and could do scarcely more
han thank his friends fer the manner |
n which he had been honored.