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TIM M,oARRhHhN CLAIM.
Onaciai Evidence showing that the McGarrs-
hs. Pste.t was Never Issued.

WASHINGTON, April e.-The Bonato Com
mitieo on Public Lands resumed the considera-
ton OF the Mc0arrahan case TO day. TX Soma
tors Carpenter and Logan. tx Representatives
Ingcreoll. Shellabargor. and Jero Wilson. and
Mr.. G. p. Shaw appeared for the memoralist.
and OK Attorney General Black. Judge u. 3.
Wilson Of Iowa, and Mesers. Curtis, Earl and
Burdet Of THE city for the New Idra Company.
Mr.. Ingcreoll being still unwoll. tho or oss-ex-
animation OF McGarrahan relative 10 his letters
was postponed. and Judge D. =. Wilson. for the
New Idria Company. offered tho deposition OF
Judge Otto. Acting Secretary OF tho Interior in
1863, which showed that the execution Of tho
application OF Mr.. McGarrahan for patent to
the land In CONTROVERSY was suspon ded. and
not carried out. He also offered the deposition
q W. r.. Lowry. .ohicf OF tho Priyatc. Land
Claims Division Of the General Land Once. 10
The rffect that M"Garrahans patent WINS mover
issued, nor was there such a patent to that land
The deposition OF J. r. Stock. Ccrk Of the
Private Land Division. wac Offered, to the efroct
prepared and engrosscd by him. Ho had seen
II frequently, hut II WIS never issued, by reason
Of an order from the Assistant Secretary Of the
corroborntad by tie Deposition OF Theodore =.
Stokes. Clerk to the Recorders Division OF the
j. H. Armstrong, Chief Clerk Of the Private
Land Division OF the General Land once. was
sworn. and presented the original order Of Act
ing Secretary Otto. directing the Commissioner
Of the General Land ONCE to suspend the exc
cution OF the McGarrahnn patent He also pre-
scented n copy OF the letter from the Attorney
General, dated March IL, 1863 to the Secretary
of the Treasury. John T. Usher. asking him
to forbid the issue OF patent to McGarrahan:
also letter in reply. saying that patent would
not be issued, He also produced the original
patent to Mr.. McGarrahan which was unsigned
and which II the celebrated one that Mr. Me-
Garrahan claims was signed. but that subse-
quent to the signing the two last sheets had
been mutiated. He also exhibited the. record
containing the completed patent entered before
the execution was suspended. and also the orig
inal plot book. showing that Gomez had at
tempted to locate his Mexican grant upon two
distinct tracts.
Mr.. Chester, formerly OF the General Land
Onlce. testified that the custom Of the Office was
10 record patents sometimes months in nd
vance OF their issuance. He was handed the
original unsigned patent TO McGarrahan. and
he testified that the instrument was all in one
handwriting. on the same, kind OF parchment.
and was not mutlnted. Patents were univer-
sally recorded before they We're sent To the
President for his signature They were in the
habit Of marking Exd" on the record which
indicated Examined
Adjourned until next Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock.
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FOOTLTGHT FL.fSHES.

Rignold AZ the Filth Avenue presently
L,Iet" ACHE we'd money at Tile Bowery
Paniomimc nj the New American Museum
Emmett appears at the standard next week in
Nine GRANGER Dow appear, atSthe Grand opera House
tomorrow night
Edi,uns speaking phonosralh is now on Nhliton nj
the kurtz bWldus
dime ccncc. Of unusually sacred proportions nigh,
at thc ioopcf Institute.
Cehni's grand Italian ballet troupe conferred a new
grace upon Tony Pastors
pi1 elncuton contc Il i 10 take place AT Chckernr
Haul on FRIDAY NIGHT next
Tho san Francisco Mn.trcs present a new budget of
music and mirth tomorrow night
Heller introduces the strange story Of Blue Beard with
move effect III all his current entertainments
diplomacy the most brilliant production Of Wal
Lack season II has met with instant popular favor
The standard Theatre will this week present Mis-,
Maggie Mitchell IN The Pearl savoy o her most
popular play
genuine colorcd cast
at Boc Win MT p L iIafkn. N Slew a GSfS Mis,
Marie Wainwright IN the cast
a Celebrated Hard Case" WA iC pay,i all the week
~ artists added 10 the variety hill
..Agrand complimentary benefit win he rendered to Mr.
Me',rs Harrisan Hart on Thursday afternoon next
Asne; shSshsn,' Mis-, Nark'ien. Mr. clover Mr.,
band tonight AT the Grand Opera House
Mrs Rachael MNcCaucy Western star Of whose bril-.
nT4 Eey Mo,6 6 s ssc P.fp MT y P'T E r n
lvn this week A carefully selected t"u,tnuV v, .,'n
port her '
..rh 90 a.. ,.., ,,t,... ,,...-., 49,, .
tho ann ,i'nt v,n h, rrni,ma, ", Yin w. u' ol
70 " ~ ~ ',,'W a. 'iN N'alutu 10
morrow mlht ~ Is "nnl t,I from IN, Hrrlau ~ 'has
smith n'um-ham MISS "ussie NC foIftst VIII impef-
S'""'. Wv o'"''N
, an rues'H srsnhs T'orfe rcknor Gurus wlll
Tus,,t;,,,"psI Ii,tr, ,n AinltI',hn
, "a, lin, ~ "a, ~ ,t il,l.ue Wv
,e m ~, H.. @ '.m NV N"''u S"'s' ana
purposes u Wv n''o'0 u, oVEv
The OrAtnrtO Society, DR. J. Damrosch Director will
perform Elijah at public rehearsal ANN - and Al
Eugene Pappenhein, MARY f. Turner s0prnni, Adelaide
Philips, conalto' Alex Blschon tenor MyiOn A. Whit
ney A T.. stoidard, hassi
A musical eeuius from Scotland named Herman, Mo
Credible is producing music from ali kinds Of household
m ~, s ~; MN r. f a,,, Gliu2ns
remans Mf Bnnli is aL ing arTn.e'nt T., ~, ,y MI
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THE CASE or BENJAMIN MOVES.
Arguments Bers~e JuA~e Depue t. 0o~.h ere
Indiet meat and Relrn.e Him.

In the Eseex County Court, Newark, tho
case OF BENJAMIN Noyee, the President Of tho
National Capital Lifo Insurance Company of
Washington. ID. O., came up yesterday before
Judge Dopue on motion to duash tho indict-
ment aRainst him for perjury. Ex-Sccrctnry
OF the Navy George NJ Roboson and United
States Attorney A. y. Keasbey appeared for Mr..
Moves, and Prosecutor hbee for tho State. Many
lawyers and insurance mon were present.
Mr.. Keasbcy opened the argument TO 1uash
the indictment. He eaid that Noycs Ia anxious
for trial. but he desires that the charge against
him shall be- a legal one. The indictment. said
Mr.. Krasbcy stated that Mr.. Moves WIS arrested
in April, 1877. for conspirng with j. d. Bted-
we'll and others TO chsot and defraui the
policy holders Of tho New Jersey Mutual
Life Insurance Company. and alleges that he
oath before Police Justice Jcssup. in that he
@s,,iled that ne never never made any conar n, CON
nogotiatons with reference to tho New Jersey
Lille Insurance Company, The Indictment then
HelleSes ths. MT; Noyrs signed receipt ,2r the
pany. But that does not show any falsehood.
for he could give receipt without CONTRACTING
u Noyes did testify Mt the examination that I've
did not make the receipt. and 1t WINS proved that
Re did make Il. he did not commit perjury. for
Il WIS an extra judicial examination. and tho
Justice had no right TO put the accused on his
oath. in order to make him confess or tell lie.
would not be- judicial. Mr.. Keasbey asked that
the motion to quash he granted. because the in
dictment was not regular, md he urged that III
the motion was granted Mr.. Noyes should be
returned to the District OF Columbia. from which
he was Illegally taken. without being arrested
n New Jersey upon any other charge. Gov
McClellan's reQuisition was granted on the in
dictment Tor perjury. and II that indictment
does not stand. MIR. Noyes should not be rear
rested until he returned to the place from which
he WIS extradtcd
Judge Depuc said that Noyes was held in GUS
tody on the warrant Of the Governor of New
Jersey, and he was surrender" to the New Jer-
sey officers on the mandate OF the Chief Justice
OF the District Of Columbia. The Court could
not institute any inquiry as to the proceed ngs
between the Governor OF n State and the Chief
Justice of the United States. The Court had
only the identity Of the prisoner to consider.
and whether ne was here under regular in
dictment. As to his removal in case the motion
TO quash Is granted II was case that should 40
before the United States Supreme Court on a
Mr.. Robson argued that this Is case OF
great importance To all American citizens. for II
will decide whether citizen can be kidnapped
by designing officers q the law whenever they
trump up charges. The highest courts of the
land have adjudcated on similar cases and
have upheld the rights OF citizens.
Judge Depue announced that he would give
an early decision
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TfSHTON NOTES.


st.-, t,, .,..,. ,,,.,,.t
son,r, ,r,in. ara. c,,,i,,, II, ,o..,o
"
'','' '''-''
Flowers are mot used on tn.isa round hats
Bell top parasoi. and amt rcllas again IN vogue
Bonunz nccs are pretty novelties see n Al Siewarts
Green and ma.uc l. tnsinnalle combination of color
mi IN. a., ,.,'' " " ''
w ~ '' ''N''"" anu i"eN'"H
NihHe9 ''l'Nlih% SAFE - c""uh1'l from week 10 week
,acqurmhot red u ulc newest shade of this popular
'"l'i
SWar dress ana breakfast caps are still the leading
sN'N
The PompaiOur chcmisc Is the fancy Of the nome nj
IN lingerie
Ions lace mits for evening toilet than
Kid gloves
rounl hats
rt.,ver h,nnct. FIR summer ,v,ar oro r,.,o Of ANAL
dover, only WA "N "1"' " ''i"'
III. de-, ....!... .t... ... ID ,..., =, -
Tor ,r- ,t,'"s '''"'e % "9""'u "e"''ss announced
pa. ~. =, - ,..,..,,, 81, a., .
creau, ~ i,"rr ~ - Wv "'N"e" wa"
'."" '' wv
,, s,i w. ~. 'N " ""'''"'eS "''ess"f! WIN We pres
''' N'"" ",s
short ostrich ups IN punches arc preferred 10 long
,"''Ilhs Wuh''
tutrwaN lack = and waiscoat of six. terry cloth or
lpuf'tie 700 N,iA sttsh
Square netkcd sleeveless chemlses with extra long
shoulicr straps are n fyener
Bead ornaments require great taste and carefu man
o,.n,crt A., ticir ma, H. i,k ,,cu 's ""N '"''" hAH
An ,hn,r.r,s ,.r,,,r,. u.,o,,o- ,r h,.s or .,., -.
,lr * onger 1, ..~rr,i mh WI ''' VI h"i'' nave
1. 49,. - ,, u.,,', , a., ,
me Anne hleyn hoih'i! nhd Marc stuart diadem.
"'''"- '''' '"' ''''''' NV ~
Bonnet trimmings are arranged To produce simple and
quiet enect by the best millinery artists
jacquard linens IN gAv-colored strncs are shown at
Lord Taylor for making furniture covers
Old gold Jacques red h,i Co. masttc and robin's EGG
blue are The rolors most song hi Tor al tht moment eN
The fashionable ,vcpu, are r.ls r,s ,.io hir
,ih''H IHle l'l-f phc hluc,
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Dominic VII SOUS CHICKENS.
How they were stolen. Coop and Allan
Autopsy and Mhnt Cmmc oil.

AsDrRy PARK, y. j., April 6-Dominie
Wilson Of the NJ. +. Church at Hamilton. about
a mile below Ocean Grove moved into his new
quarters on Thursday week. He IL fond Of
game birds. and brought with him coop Of
three dozen quails and bun cochins II was too
late 70 unpack them for the roosts so the coop
was laid on the grass for the night Mrs. Will
son fed them on corn. pieces Of pancake. and
meal. On Friday morning the coop and it,
contents were gone. The pastor sent officers to
every station on the railroad from Squan
TO Red Bank in order to intercept the
thieves. On sunday morning tho empty COOP
covered with blood. was found i'm hollow near
the pnrs image. Early on Monday morning two
dozen ~ tho dead pets were hanging for sale in
front Of Sanderss store in Asbury Park. Tho
Justice of the Peace. on complaint of Mr. Will
son. arrested Sanders. who hears high reputa-
ton for honesty. and who swore that he bought
the game in good fnith from Mr. Poland. small
farmer living near Mr.. Wilson's church
Poland sworc that he had raised the fowls
had coopel them three days, and had fed them
on cracked corn aud nothing else. He urged
the Justice TO make an examination to show
that there was no foul play. An autopsy was
made the huckwheai. meal. and whole corn
were found. and Mr. Poland and his son VIII
liam. gave bail Cor trial. Another SON Wicott
Tor whom warrant is out. left suddenly for
New York. and Inns not yet been arrested. The
Polnnds have been large dealers in chickens for
two years,
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p. I. Barnum's show drew together large
number OF spectators in the American Insti-
tute building last evening. Every seat in the
great amphitheatre was occupied and the aisles
were rldged with late Corners. who were obliged
to stand. II was the first entertainment for the
season. The people were in n humor to be
pleased and every performance in the ring was
rewarded with applause. The principal fea-
lures were the feats Of horsemanship nd the
display OF the magniilc cent group of Trakene
stations. When Mr.. Barnum said. in Il brief
address. that he could not afford to exhibit
poor show. he was greeted with the hcarticst
applause. The mcnagerie attached to the cir
Gus Is large and interesting. There will be two
performance day for two weeks.
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New York's Canoeing Club.

The New York Canoe Club. founded In 1872
and numbering seven members during that season. "
has membership Of thirty seven of whom overweight
own canoes The present officers Of the club C. l.
Norton. Commodore + sherman smith. Wee Coinmo.
lore. and y Bronson Secretary 4 number of our
nalsts belong 60 the club Among the honorary mem
hcrs l. John Macgrcgor ct London the pioneer
fha owner OF the Rot Roy since last season., nine
members have been added TO the club u the pre- sent
time, rat member has Kept his own canoe wherever h.
could nui suitable accommodation. md the ncttn-- Of
the cuh have been held At conycn,nt places An Mort
g. now hctuf made 90 procure Loaf house Wlirr all
cam~. oi The ciu may he Kept ant va which .mu4hic
cluu rnous may hc had The ,uh Regatta af tls season
WI lrohAhIA b. late in lune un fln.hiM. Inv
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CHESTER, Pa. April 6.-Tho second steam
ship Of the Brazilian line. the City 81 Para. was
successfully launched at Roach's ship yard at
:09 this afternoon. II was estimated that up
ward Of rs 600 persons saw the launch, among
lent President. AMI Mcssrs. Schurz. McCrary,
and Thompson. momhers Of his cabinet Gov
Hnrtranft. Mayor Stoklcy Of philadelphia
Mayor Ely Of New York. A. T. Dorvalto Borgcs,
brazilian Minister. and many other distin-
guishcd persons from New York Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
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Spttm' hot tts.
~. 49, 49,.
HHONCprINc.
voR COUGHS. COLDS. BRONCHITIS, cATARRg.
AND
DYSPEpStA


AND
DYSPEPSIA.
The srccal fav TINT has cvinccd nv the facp,tv
and the general nbc toward tiis article since its intrn
rortancr, and the results to who have tested ips
mrrt- have tern universally surcc nj BRONCIIINRn
act hN Sllnunint ne " trnl through Which
UNl1bbANf COSuhSflONS are relieved. aud restores.
mucous membrane II has hc.ilrs The rare 0uai,v ~
Adnx the -tNo DREAMS always more ur less Injected
~ bronchial hul nuimun ny .uuh q. instead weaken.
INK aud otherwise s drbinS them A. !. The case with
o. OF cough m,dicinc. BEON, litNE. d" while siding
nature ~ the nut direct ihOfoueh aud
way, Is sfways pcrico tly tNNOCGOUS
GRANsHoy PAHK. NV YoRK, Oct ~, 1877
have derived gr'n brncnt the .e of your re- m.
edy, "BRoNcIIINE" and rcoommc y Il with pleasure.
CYRUS W. FIELD
UNioN CLra oct % 1877
take great pleasure In rccuunc niinr your BRON.
occasions; and always with most grstiiyiug results
LEONARD JEROME
RcLrcrrc MEDICAL DisrrNs,Rv
LIVINGSTON PLACES NFw YOHK. Jan u, ls7a !
The - BkONtiiiNE' winch Kind 70 do
nr 10 di.pcn AIRY all used In the ire tncnt q
the "BRONCli1Nn" produced nil the beneficial effects
claimed by you tor the II acts scdativc and
ovcrcumes the irritation which prrccdes the cough 30
prevalent this winter. Yours respectfully,
EUGENE FINCH, Secretary.
MgRlptr Conn. Nov. 2s, 1870
nnr MI Spraguc has great faith IN your BRON.
low. as we all supposed with CONSUMPTION" and had
bc.n gwen up by her physician also for The bcneh To his
wife CUt'RCII A SpNAGIfE
Beware Of limitations cures said to be a. good as
ours ana buy only that which sold In bottles ct
moulh, win wrappers aud labels signed.
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Practical Mlstom.

An ancient qdnge says, In time Of peace pre-
pare tor war Is II not equally wise To prepare
ness N N, umc oi henlthf when ANTICIPATING journey
guido hooks ant maps are studuusy examined. and all
possible Information Oi the route and country obtained
Yet many make the Journey Of life aud throughout the
entire trip remain almost strangers to themselves pro
found ignorance o their abilities ana have no knowledge
OF the ply siooeca laws that cavern mind aud matter
To such life y like boy handling AN engine, he may
have ascertancd how to start ana stop H. but he knows
not how 10 keep II in running order, The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser an Ilustfrtrd work
800 pages is designed by IT. author popular hand
book of anatomy physiology hygiene medicine and the
most common diseases u which all are liable and with
which many IRE afflicted The work is rcplete with
sound. practical suggestions Price FL % Address the
author, Il " Pierce, d Buffalo, N Y-Adr
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The Hotel Brunswick anti Tammany Demo-
craft, city Democracy rapidly pcrieot ting their
Assembly district ORGANIZATIONS About six hundred
members Of the Eighteenth District Association met in
fraternity Hall. IN Third avenue last evening The
Chairman announced that $50 Democrats many of whom
hat heretofore acted with TammAnv had signed the
moiulerslpful Then eN Sheriff James Brien told the
meeting mat the city Democracy was organized m six
teen of the twenty Assembly district, in the CITY
several members OF the Tammany General Committee
had ioned the city Democrsc; and he had assurances
mat before the fall campaign opened. Cons ressniAn
Nicholas Muller and other Tammany leaders would iol
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Mr.. Dun and booth. Theatre.

TO THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sb: A notice
which appeared on Thursday last referring e. my iuDn
ton Of retaining pos' ssion 90 Booths Theatre until -
O'Clock SATURDAY. righin order 60 d,iaV Mrssrs Tomi
aims mn IN the pr nttiion ~ their lay-is entire
mistake quite on ", contrary. Should have l.fu -
happy 10 have assisitd thD above gentlemen amy way
relative to their production and did when requested Is
Mr. Oliver Amos the ot the theatre freely giv,
my consent 70 the early occupancy OF The theatre
Your truly, > G. Per-
BROADWAY InEATkt April g.
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WASHINGTON. April G.-Nearly every Official
Of prominence went to the launch at Chester Pa to
day and In many cases, acting commis sioners acting
auditors and acting chiefs OF divisions performed the
functions OF the absent chief officers The Executive
Mansion was completely deserted Mr.. Have. ami his
sccr,tarvs. Rogers aud frucu with all the Executive
clerks hrng absent from the cltN secretary sherman
occupied s desk AT the Treasury but nearly every suhor
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was OF Max Btrakoech's last ynar's company.
For one no young ehr has met with much favor.
. The ensemble OF this companys representa-
ton OF the opera In very fair. Tho ohnruscs arc
we'll sung. the rchpstra ~ good, and the per-
iormnnrc runs smoothly. The Mingilli Slrtrs
and MILE. Adele Tnglierc execute some dnncpa
In the nrst and eccond acts. which are we'll re-
cciv"h. This attcmp, to give opcra at popular
prices deserves encourage mint. That II 10 pop
uIar the hOus.,a Of tho DAat Wnnk nttnat
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COYLE-BLANCHARD.-M March %. at Trinity church
Georgetown. g. by his Grace the Archbishop OF Bat
more John Francis coyle Of Washington, d. C., to Mrs
MEDIA Blanchard of New York
NIxoN-DEvINS--Apri =. at the Reformed Episcopal
Church. Grcenpnint by the Rev James NJ. Gray Thomas
Nixon 10 Mary Frances Devins daughter Of William II
Devins, 12O Java st.
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When Prof. Chnpn's Buchunaiba cures urinary
diseases complete III four days. Warranted 81 AT drug
gists. 81 Barclay St, y. N.-ifr.
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CATARrn1 CIo,Wrrrrs

The grand pleasant and ever ready rocffor
HEAD. THROAT AND EAR
CArARRH
% cents hoX Sold by Hudnut and druggists gen.
orally. Mailed To- order hV
CATAREBA MEDlCO co, 3 West 81 A.. New York
B-Chronlc cases cured by speo idl agreement
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Can hc completely cured by using Phillips s
ialaiahe Cod Liver OH ~ combination with rho,pho-
Nulrune All druggists Dcpot2 fatt street--Atr
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Commercial Mfg Co.'S Butter-swect pure
ana whucsomes served at hrstcHss hotels and ftstau
rant. 10 once l. Ia us it ever after Pyott ior
ton Co. Agents for the company. % Murray ADD
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Ntraordinary cures Of coughs and colds result
from the use Of Wlstar's B,.sam % Wild Chegry -Adr
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Business notlr,s.

Kupture.-SIring lrus,es from - 10 So. Elastic
Trusscs from ~ 80 To Sc correct adjustment Adusabl,
Pressure Truss Company, 7a5 Broadway.
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partial change was made last evening
in the cast OF The Exiles which still holds the
boards OF this establishment While there has
been reduction Of the prices Of almost every
thing, the theatres have pcrsistently maintained
their war rates. but the management Of the
Broadway Theatre has recognized the popular
fact and needed the suggestions Of the press
AMI henceforth will adopt reduced or popular
prices. Tho general admission will be fifty
cents no extra charge for reserved seats which
will be one dollar for those in the orchestra.
and fifty cents for those in the balcony. The
admission to the gallery still continues to be
twenty-five cents. Such success has attended
the performances OF " The Exiles" during the
pnst Ave weeks that the management can well
afford to make this concession to popular ext
geuces, and now that the entertainment is
within the means OF all. We shall be, very much
OF crowded houses.
The most important changes in the cast last
S Ss M w Of ieRa%sea Of Mr. Ebcn PyRmp
ton MS Vladimir; OF Mr. Hart Conway Ms Io-
la9e; OF Miss Kate Girard as TGi,G1. OF Miss
Miss Dora Goldthwaite as Olga, The perform
nnce was very smooth and effective each tab
leau exciting. as usual. uproarious enthusiasm;
whether it follows the original French version
closely or not or whether II is better than Mr..
acting melodrama. Mr.. Shewd1ls yersion will
be produced at Booths Theatre on Wednesday:
Judging of the work of the dramatists for them
SELVES Mr.. Rowe has clearly endeavorcd sim
ply to produce nm effective. good acting play.
repete with thrilling situations and as title I'M
necessary talk us possible, and how no has sue
ceeded. the enthusiasm which the performance
nightly excites demonstrates beyond question.
In tho famous snow scene. in addition to the
teams OF reindeer and dogs is now introduced
pony team. the Wow being ono OF the most
picturesque and realistic Of tho kind lmagin-
able The fire scene In the last net in which
thrillngly realistic effect OF smoke IL produced
by steam. is another pictorial triumph. which
Will DO remembered after the drama has been
Withdrawn. We learn that The Exilcs will
be played at popular prices rs long rs the pat
ronage warrants the great outlay. When there
IL decline in the business the company will
make q tour Of tho country.
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Six dress shirts to measure, 81; four-ply linen
collars ~ .uduH undcrsirt.. drawers low prices NV,
JOhnsOn zoo uTand 81 also ~ ON ay cor 2oh sAis
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

UKEAI FNIRNONNTNAK wv OEAWING OF
APRIL rs. ls7S
CAPITAL TRIZE .. .. - slUslua
There Will Dee only l5uu tickets. numbered from / To-
he - 25ut,D