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ABDUCTED CHILDREN.
One From Dayton, Ohio, IdeMti-
fled in the Custody of a Tramp in
ulu


Maryland.
National Associated Pross to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 18.-John Hussey, q
boy who was abducted some time ago
from Dayton, Ohio, was captured yes
terday at Frederick, Maryland, by War
den banner, OF the Jail of that place, to-
gether with his abductor, who gave his
name as Frank Hussey. The discovery
of the boys identity resulted from
quarrel between his abductor and an
other tramp, during which the latter
charged the former with stealing the
boy Hussey, as we'll as two other boys,
who were with him, from their homes in
different places. The man who made
the charge gave the address OF young
HusseJ'S parents as No. 100 Gordon
street, Day ton, Ohio.
Warden Danner at once telegraphed
TO Dayton and received d reply mat the
boys father, who is reported to be very
wealthy, would leave Immediately tor
Frederick. The little fellow was shown
the telegram and admitted that his name
was John Hussey aud that the name
attached to the dispatch was that OF his
father. One of the two other boys gave
his name as John Ogle, formerly em-
ployed as a cash boy IN Lord & TRy-
lors establishment New York. lie said
his father was u merchant tailor in
Brooklyn. The other said his name was
Charles Ogie, that he was from Balti-
mo. e ana mad u sister at the o phau Asy-
lun theIe.
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terday, and to obtain defiuite proof
against him another whip was plaeed
where he could easily steal it. Iu u teW
moments it was missing, and in q isW
moments more Officer woodward hAd
Meyers where thieves often fud theMl-
selves. This morning he was fned So.
LAST Sunday Mr.. Beale, who lives as
Mt. Washington, on visiting tae graEs
OF his wife, who died last week Of som0
disease the nature Of which the doctors
could not rightly determine, found 10
his surprise that her body had been
removed. Yesterday he received mes
sage stating that the body could be fuuad
at the Ohio Medical College. Tae scr
vices of two police officers were OBJ
taincd and an investigation made. Thus
far her body has not been Identified.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
Four Boys Drowned.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Jan. 18.-A ca
tastrophe occurred here yesterday even
ing resulting in the death by drowning
of four youths. Nine boys procured a
scull-boat aud rowed up Symmes Creek.
They attempted to test their strength
with the current just above the mill
dam, opposite the city. The current
was so strong that they were swept over
the dam and tour drowned. Some of the
bodies have not yet been recovered.
The names OF the lost are John Russell,
Spencer Mitchell, jesse Ingraham and
Walter Goodall. The body OF Ingraham
has been recovered.
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ElOEenaenL Case.

NationaI Associated Press TO tho Star.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Jan. l&-Hoboken
Is excited over an elopement said to
have occurred few days ago, though
the knowledge Of it has just been made
public. The parties to it are Eugene
Willard, son Of a New York photograph
er, aud Miss Flora Wood, who was sm-
ployed in Wizards gallery. Willard
left wife ami two children. Mrs. W i'll
ard has returned to her fathers house,
while her fugitive husband and Miss
Wood are supposed to be in Pittsburg.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
A Wife- -murdereF's Arrest.
National AssociAted Press to the star.

CHARLOTTE N, c., Jan. 18.-H. G. Sc
crest was arrested In Union County last
night for the murder of his wife and
step-ohild near Hickory, Catawba
County, March 12, 1877. The victim OF
SecresTS deviiish work was formerly
a widow-Mrs. Alice SteVens0n-with
whom he had been very well acquainted
for twelve months previous TO their
marriage. The widow Stevenson was
an attractive woman of twenty-five,
bearing a character without reproach,
and the mother of the tour-year-old
child. The bodies were buried In the
woods and discovered by dogs.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the star.
THE TOBACCO TAX,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Mr. Ewing. a
brother OF the Ohio member, and EX-
Congressman HurIbut, OF Illinois, had a
four hours hearing yesterday before
Messrs. Tucker, Burchard and other
members Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, urging the adoption OF new
mode OF collecting the revenue on cigars,
50 as to prevent frauds. Their
plan is to have a stamp at-
fixed 10 each cigar. During the
interview these gentlemen cited the ex-
perience of Franco, where the consump-
tlon of tobacco is less than In the United
States, and the tax also lower, and yet
revenue Of s66, ,OO0,0JO is collected. Mr..
Tucker justly regards this as an unan-
swerable argument for reduced taxa
tion. The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue is said to be actively
working against the reduction, and in
correspondence with the New York mo.
nopoiists. The leading house of this set,
the Lorillards, have asked to be heard
before the Committee, and will appear
next Saturday. The present high tax
plays into their hands, just as the de-
monetization of silver and the resump-
tion act help the creditor class aud
money-lenders.
WHAT WILL BLAINE DoP
Mr.. Blaine's revelation to the press OF
the fact that Mr. Chandler, who got up
the recent savage manifesto against
President Hayes, was a disappointed d
candidate for a foreign appointment,
has occasioned some surprise, and is
not regarded az kind treatment to a
friendly Indian. 1t gives further color
to the statement that Blaine has broken
with Coukling, and will hereafter sup
port the President.
REGULATION OF COMMERCE..
The Committee of Commerce will take
up the River and Harbor Bill early in
February. 1t Is also proposed to call up
at an early day the bill regulating inter.
nal State commerce.. This measure has
three features which possess great i'm
Pegtanoe: First, to prohibit any disorina-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
A SAD SUICIDE.
Frank B. James Shoots Himself
Thr6MEh the Heart.

Frank B. James shoots Himself
Through the Heart.
At half past 6 O'Clock this morniag.
Frank B. James, OF the firm of r. g.
james & Co., sheet-iron merchants ga
East Front street, and residing at ME-.
43l West Eighth street, put an end to
his existence by shooting himself vita
u revolver through the heart.
Up to the time OF this transaction 40
such step wts for a moment suspected.
He was about the oity last evening. and
spoke to several oil his old friends, scsnt-
ingly as cheerful AS ever. He retired tor
the night as usual, and this moraiax
arose and built the Kitchen fire, aad was
standing by the stove, when one Of %kD
household addressed him.
He answered her question, when shB
left the room for a few moments, but was
soon attracted by the report OF the ro-
volver and the gresns OF the dying mas.
and In returoiug 70 The Kitchen found
MIR. James lying on the floor broathiSg
his last.
The father OF Mr.. James is an old ana
respected citizen, having lived on hnE-
rlsoI street between thirty aud forty
years. He was the brother OF Aiius
Kingsbury, Weil-known actress. aa0
the father OF u family oil three chilarcn---
one OF the happtest households in ths
CITY.
Y"uug Nj. James was q member OF
both the Odd-teiiuws AID Free MaseuS,
ami was considered good citizen ana
u iTst-class business man.
This step which he took can bs as
counted tor ouly by the fact that be Was
labOriuQ under financial 0mbafraSs-
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Coroner Stitch Vindicatoa,

The Grand Jury, which has for the
past eight or ten days had under oonsid-
GRAFTON the charges, anonymous as they
were, against DR.. Fred. Stitch, Coroner
Of the county, Of malfeasance in Office,
yindicated that officer to-day, by ignor-
ing the whole proceeding. 1t was .as
opinion of the members Of the jury thas
the charges against DR.. Stitch had BEEN
prompted by malice at the hands Of coz
as they chose to, and certain other per-
sons, whom it Is not at this time neGes-
sary to mention by name.
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Crispins as soon as their difficulty is
settled.
The BrouVham Benefit
was In every way very great success.
Montague, the Actor.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-It is reported
that Montague, the actor, Is dangerous
ly ill.
MOntg OAery Blair's Resolution
Rejected.
New YORK, Jan. ia Herald spe-
cial says the Maryland Legislature has
rejected Montgomery Blalr's resolution
for reopening the question regarding the
legality of President Hayes election.
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Special to the Star.
LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 1S-Last night
three colored men, Tom Turner, Edward
CIaxton, and John Davis, suspected OF
having knowledge of the murder OF a
white man, were killed by amob near
Lexington.
The murder Of the white man took
place about two weeks ago, and a
negro named Silver was Immediately
hanged for the crime. This was not
Thought sufficient to yinlicate the law
aud The three negroes we're killed.
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The ExDreSsmen,

National Associ ated Press 30 the Star.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IS George Bingham,
of Pittsburg, was re-electeF President
of the Expressmen's Mutual Benefit AS
sociation, L. G. Wier Vice President,
and L. Dewitt, of Elmira, n. Y, Grand
Secretary, at their ninth annual meeting
just closed in this city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18

Ex-Governor GrOOme as Senator.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 1s.-The Mary
land Legislature, in joint convention to'
day, elected Ex-Governor James B.
Groome United States Senator. to sue
ceed Hon. Geo. r. Dennis. The vote
was: Groome Is, steiner II, Robinson !,
GRAY l,
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IndICtAaleIats.

The following additional indictments
were reported by the Grand Jury to-
day: Fred. Fritsch, murder, first de-
gree; Andrew dradei, embezziements
CaswelI Wilson, shooting, Sc; Burrea
Hutchinson and William Ly uch, grand
larceny; joseph Smith, same; James
MosleY, two Indictments. forgery; Mary
Campbell, assault and battery.
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L ROF. o. 5. FOWLER IN PIXIES OPERA
HOUSE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. January
l8, at 2 O'Clock, to Ladies only. Admission SOC.
TO your own and Chlldrens Phrenology, best
Business, Culture, etc, daily from 4. NJ till
10 z. NJ, at the Grand Hotel, until Monday
night, January 81, only. jal6-4t
DANCING SCHOOL - SECOND QUAR-
~ TER commenced SATURDAY, Jan'y II,
= T. NJ, at Maunerchor Hall, corner Vine and
Morcor. Formes scholars at IS per quarter.
Private lessons III ball room and fancy dances.
ja1S-3tt PROF. CHAS. L. w. GEYER.
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ination by common carriers between
shippers as to cost and facility Of trans
portation; second, to prevent charging
at greater rate for short than for long
distances on the same line; third, to
prohibit rebates and drawbacks in all
cases, by heavy penalties.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18

no doubt but that Congressman Banning
aud others interested in taxing the evil
dence Of witnesses who have gone to
Washington from our southwestern bOr-
der are laboring to make our interna-
tional difficulties in this direction ap-
pear unimportant before Congress in or
der that the reduction Of the army may
be more possible.
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Looking to DeTend COnstantinOpIe G
National Associated Press to the Star.
CONsrANTINoPLE, Jan. Is The Turk
Ish Cabinet Council are to-day deliber-
ating upon measures for the defense of
this city.
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LOST.

T1OST.-MSDA A ALLION-Thursday afternoon,
IL a red and white cameo medallion with
photograph IN back, on Central avenue. Finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving same at
S'2 Central avenue.
r OST-PIN-Gents' scarf pin, corals and
~ diamond. Finder will be- rewarded by
leaving at cigar store, under Woods 1heater.
l7-2t
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Snow and Sleet.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 1S.-A very heavy
snow and sleet storm has prevailed in
this section for two days past. Tel
egraph lines have been pr0strated aud
travel greatly Interrupted.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
General Ord ON Bamning,s Com.
mittee.

mittees
National Associated Press TO tho STAR
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 1S-General Ord
was interviewed by reporter in regard
to the testimony Of Colonel Shafter be-
fore the Congressiona al Committee. He
thinks Colonel Shafter has been done
great injustice, for he himself was made
10 appear in tie same unpleasant light
that Colonel Shafter is, while he was
upon his recent visit to Washington to
testify upon the Mexican frontier al
fairs before the same Committee.
General Ord says there Ia to his mind
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National AssOclateu Press to the StAK
TARlFFvILLE, CONN, Jan. 1s.-No ad-
ditional victims of the railroad disaster
were brought to light yesterday
nor to-day as yet. The calamity is said
to be the result Of stingy management Of
the company.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
The GraAgcrs and the Price OF
Hogs.
National Associated Press to the Star.

PEORIA, ILL, Jan. 18,-The State
Grange of the Order Of Patrons of Hus-
bandry, now in session in this city,
passed the following resolution:
"Resolved, That the State Grange,
now in session, recommend to the
Grangers and farmers of lllinois to hold
pork Tor thirty days unless they can OBJ
tain IS for dressed hogs, and 81 % tor
live hogs"
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Third Edition
THE LATEST
Will be Married.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S-The Spanish
Minister received cablegram from
Spain, this morning, denying the report
received yesterday by cable that there
was doubt of the marriage Of King AL
fOpzo taking place on the 23d instant, as
intended. The Spanish Minister will
therefore give his proposed fete on that
date.
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Doath HocOrd.

on record since our iasS Ysp0rs:
Joseph Hoy, 63 yrs, Maryland.
Lizzie Mayley. y yrs, Kentucky.
Mary Kellar, 2yrs, city.
Josephine Waiz4r, 10 yrs, Germany.
Infant Heckmeier, stili-born, city.
Edwaid SchelaWcky, 6 yrs, city.
Maria Heldewinkel, 2 wks, city.
Nellie D. Richards, 10 mos, city.
f. Woodbery, "a yrs, Massachusetts.
Emelia S. Elze, mos, city.
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Bennett Buys Another Yacht.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Jan. l8.-The Arctic steam
yacht Pandora has been bought by Jumes
Gordon Bennett.
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Big Request TO Baptist Societies.
National Associated Press TO the star.
Boston, Jan. 1S.-Ths late Gardner
Chilson has left large portion Of his
property to the Missionary and other
Societies Of the Baptist denomination.
The value OF his estate is estimated at
$4O0, 900.
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The Maryland Senator Selected.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, Jan. 1S,-Ex-Goyer-
nor j. B. Groome was selected by the
Democratic caucus last night as their
candidate for United States Senator. to
succeed Senator Dennis.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

TOR RENT - ROOMS - Two unfurnisbed
IL rooms, second floor, G6l West Third street.
One furnished room, 261 West Third street.
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AHVHs JUh4N IUVAE lSHUy - NIEENU8Ss
National Associated Press to the star.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 1S.-Al-
though the condition of Mr.. Morrissey is
exceedingly critical, there has been
hope for the better. His present illness
is the result Of q relapse which occurred
about q week since.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
BOARDING.

DOARDING--D --DoardGrs wanted--Fiue fur
d nlshe.! second story front room, very cen
trial; gas, bath, hot and cold water; best of
board; equal to hotel; to man and wife or two
gents: terms reasonable. No. 3U2 Walnut St.,
below Eighth. 17.2t
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Drug Trade Disturbance.

The Drug Trade Disturbance.
National Associated Press TO the scar.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-A better and
more Confident feeling appears to exist
in the Wholesale drug trade, arising from
the prospect of settlement Of the diff
oulties caused by the failure ofDunning.
Still it Dan not be said that the drug
trade has entirely recovered from the
shock which it received through the
downfall or Dunning, aud fears are en-
tertained that other drug houses have
been 80 involved in trouble that they
will not be able to do more than tide
over their financial atfairs tor short
time. 1t is understood that nearly all
the creditors OF Dunning have signed an
agreement for settlement, and ii this
be so many OF the crippled drug houses
may escape the crash whion has during
the present week seemed to be so immi-
nent.
American Art i'm Paris.
No arrangements have yet been el.
fected for the representation Of Ameri-
eau art at the Paris Exposition, ana the
lime is 80 short that it is feared no cred-
liable display can be made. The d6cis-
sion Of the question has been lett by the
Commissioner General to O committee
OF gentlemen whose judgment is con.
siderel excellent.
The jacques Tragedy.
All day yesterday the remains Of the
murderer and suicide Jacques and his
victims lay side by side in the morgua
Hundreds, drawn by morbid curiosity.
visited the place and wont away disap-
pointed at not being permitted to view
the ghastly spectacle. A letter found
among the papers Of JACQUES throws
some interesting light upon the robbery,
In which many eK-membefs Of the police
lorce have unpleasant prominence.
The Cigarmakers
have resolved to stand by the strike 10
The last, and to assist the Massachu Setts
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~ Blaif,s ReSOlI
Kejecled.
FOREIGN.
The Eastern Trouble.

Nation al Associated Press to the STAR.
PEACE AND WAR NOTES AND RUMoRs.
LONDON, jan. 1S.-A dispatch from
Vienna says that the Greek volunteers
have crossed the frontier.
In the House of Lords, yesterday, the
Marquis Of Salisbury, Secretary for In
dia, said the Russian army we're en-
croacbing on British interests. The Right
Hon. Sir 8. Q. Northcote, Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, stated that the Govern
ment was awaiting Russia's announce
ment OF her terms of peace.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The English mill
tary ana naval estimates have been
framed OIL peace footing, but are sus-
ceptible of expansion should occasion
require.
Tie London journals of this morning
discuss at great length the Queens
speech. The general seDtimenL is one
OF warm approval OF the speech and Of
the Government statements.
The rumors OF Cabinet dissension on
the Eastern question are denied by Earl
BoacOustiell,
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ROBINSON'S 0PERA-HOUSE.
PIXIES OPERA-aOUSE.

MONDAY, Farewell | WEDNESDAY,
Jan, 81. i Appearance January 2S
NINE. EUGENE PAPPENHEIM
And MIR. CHARLES ADAMS,
In GRAND OPERA, for POsti vely Two ~
Nights Only, supported by their entire Mag
ni6cent Lyric Combination.
. f., MONDAY, January Il,
IL TROVATORE.
Mme Pappenheim.. ........,...........Leo Leonora
Mr.. Charles Adams. Manrico
And Great Cast
WEDNESDAY, January 23-Wagner's
TANNHAUSER.
Nine. Pappenheim m.................. Elizabeth
Mr.. Charles Adams. s............... .Tannhauscr
And an Immense Cast.
Al uslcal Dlrector. ......... MAX. naretZtR
Seats Tor sale at Dobmeyer B NewhalPs, 62
West Fourth street. Also, Librettos (25c). Pop
nlar Prices. Admission, Parquet and Circle,
81. Reserved Seats, Parquet and Circle, SOC
extra Admission, Balcony, &c. Reserved
Seats in Balcony, 25c extra. Private Boxes,
S. Gallery, Soc. ja18-3t
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NKy ANTED-SIrUATI ION-By a first-class
w female French cook in private family.
Gail at 337 Ninth. l7-3t
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The DO:niniOn.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 1o.-At the ses.
sion to-day oil the Dominion Board OF
Trade, it was moved as an amendment
to an amendment, and carried, that in
the opinion Of the Board it is desirable
that The Board should afford ample fa-
cilities to telegraph companies tor the
construction OF lines on railways on
equal terms, compensation to be given
when special contracts have been made.
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VIZ TED-SITUATION-By a No. fe-
w male cook; country preferred. Apply at
178 Gutter street. l7-3t
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Marriage LRGonsSs.

The follow wing marriage licenses wers
issued since our last repoFs:
John J. Haley and Mary Lusky.
Dan. Reiez and Mury Miller.
Nm. Ii. Kerr and Elizabeth k. RaiL
f. Win. Leak and Kate Betting.
VIM. II. Gregg and Nellie ID. VI iliiams.
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,YNI ATION--By good cook.
w with good references. Apply at 287 W.
Fourth street. H-3t
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wv ANTED - STU UATlON - To do general
: w housewoik in private family. Inquire
At 20i Il. Third street. I-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CILDERS' MANUAL-A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted to all trades using gild-
ing; also SILVERING, and other valuable
matter. just out. Sue. OF any bookseller.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
opERs GaASS .M1usE. TONIGHT.
r. H. L. MILES AIanaper

II. IL. y. MlLCo. .....'....... manager
Last night but one of the successful engage
menI Of the gifted American Artists,
MCKEE RANKIN and
MISS KITTY BLANCHARD,
e Assisted by Mr.. Louis Aldrich, Mr. G. L. Pars-
loe, Mr.. ViniDg Bowers, Miss Dora Gold
thwaite, in the pure American Drama in five
acts, DANICES.
Nancy Williams. ........ Miss Kitty Blanchard
Last Danites Matinee Saturday afternoon,
Monday next NINE. ELIZABETH Won
STAMWlTZ in Lady Jane Grey"
Reserved seats at Hawley's, l64 Vine street.
;. KOBINSON'S 0PERA-HOUSE.
D. MACAULKY........... Manager.
4 Friday Evening, January iS last night but
one of the latest New YoI k and Partisan sue
CESS.
THE MOTHERS SECRET.
RACHEL MACAULEY,
in her superb rendition OF
SERAPHINE.
Z Saturday, last " Mothers Secret" Matinee.
Saturday night, last time OF "MOTHEh'S
'SECRET."
Monday. January 21-KATE CLAYTON, in
the "Two Orphans" Box sheet now ready at
Churcii's iu5iC store and the TheAter
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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T IQUUR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
IL new book Of vital value, also exposes fall
lacious treatment and nostrume, 75c. JESSE
HAHEY & CO., Il9 Nassau street, New York.
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INETANTED-SITUAT ATION-As shipping or
Z w entry clerk; will work for moderate wa
.Ges. Address M., 10 Perry street. 15~t