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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
uASRvER contingencies may
~ orannd The coming Congres-.

- l1I3111 49, COmtu8 SVu8AS1
166I elections that the United
ntoo Senate will be Handsomely
ncoRafIo u = fixed fact. This
ons that from and after the 4th
EoEeb, 1879. not . single officer
tno United States can be ap-
fa1od or removed by Hayes with
- ths advice and consent of his
1lttioal opponents. Only one
1er President Of the United
o6tos Johnson-ever found him.
elf in such = humillating and help.
~ ptodicament. Other Presi-
6ofs have been confronted by hos.
flo 6onatss, but their hands were
+ ~ tied by the Tenure Of ONCE
40. II they could not appoint
Aom they pleased to Office In de-
onee Of the Senate, they could re.
1Doyo ol1oials 1t their pleasure and
1noke "a interim appointments, re-
ooWIne the latter until the patience
= tho Senate was worn out. As
- ~ stands now, law express
; fnomed to hamper . Democratic
1e1deut BY . Republican
on0penGy can be made the
nesumsntality OF reducing q Re-
1t1lcon President to an absolute
11flty. The New York Sun briefly
&mmarisss the Senatorial situa-
~ - follows. noting curious
1l1oidence the while:
& O. the 4tli OF March next the
onoorAtn, for the first time in
1rh1oon Year,, will have major
- - eloven In the Senate, cou Mt
~ all their present votes and the
1IDe already made, which cannot
~ reduced below nine and may be
4 lno1ossed by good luck at the elec-
{ 1Doos this fall. There are now
: ehit<y-nIne Republicans. thirty
H Uowoerats, and Que Independ-
IT, Judge Davls, making a Re-
&16jican majority Of three. The
+ epublicans have lost Senators in
Alabama. Arkansas, California,
Z lorlda, Ohio, Oregon, aud South
ngoIlna, which, deducted from
= &<o1s present strength, would leave
: 1nom thirty two, aud which, added
~ Mo thirty-six Democrats, would
( 4lve that party forty-three, or
{ Coevon majority. ~ above stated.
The Republicans have not made
x = single gain 10 any quarter. The
GeAte Of Barnum, of Connecticut,
-And voorhees,, of Indiana, may be
(lnsood - doubtful, with the
4 0oes favoring the Democrats.
{ zf1xet, and II the Republicans are
T 6blo to retain their whole strength.
I oltor deducting the admitted losses,
41o Qemocratic majority OH the A b
~ March would fall to seven But
1our Republican seats belonging to
T Illinois, Nevads, New York aud
Ffenno9 tvAnta, are put in jeopardy
bY the new movement. and the
balance Of power in three of these
13tates is likely To be held by the
K Haliouals, who in that event may
\ dictate the Senators 10 be elected.
Ie Il . curious coincidence in poll
Z tiles that the Democratic majority
i u the Senate In 1850, when the se-
GrHsiDnists Withdrew to start the
fQoellf0u, was about the same
n0mertCaiiy a. IL will be when the
Domocrscy again come into power
&c the end Of more than half y gen-
efntIou. In that Senate the Dem.
oera.s had u majority OF eleven.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1878,
Congregation Bnai Berit h.

The selling aud renting of seats in the
synagogue will take place on SUNDAY,
September 22d, from 10 A. NJ. till ~ NJ. and
from 2 till p. M, at the basement of the
synagogue. All Information regarding
pews and seats can thereafter be obta ned
from the Secretary.
/. GOLDSMITH.
Office with Manning q McMenomy,
Plum bers, n o. SO Central Block, Spring
street. slg-t ocO
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, /
y City and County OF Los Angeles. !

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that we are partners, transacting busi-
of Los Angeles, under the firm name and
style of GASSEk, BENNER d CO.; that
The names in full of all the members OF
said firm are CHARLES Gassen, John Ben
ner and X. L. Collins, and that the places
of our respecti We residences are set oppo-
site our respective names hereto sub
scribed.
CHAS. GASSEN, Los Angeles.
r. l.. COLLINS, Los Angeles.
JOHN BENNER, Los Ahgel.s.
Los Angelo sept. 20, 1878. s2I
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IIsrsld steam Printing House.

. &6 Hsre,i sfaam Printing House is
~ 11rDasssd b. any Job Printing ONCE
M ~ rnetac Coast. outside OF San Fran
~ n fnoilities for doing job work,
- Dg1eoss good work and expedition
~ - rallied upon 1t this ONCE.
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w ,rER PRO FS.
the best
Mems and Boys Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,

FURNISHING GOODS brought TO
this Also, cusom-mude CLOTHING,
latest and of the best qualities
nAll these goods will be sold at least 25 per cent
cheaper than at any other place in the city,
These
ONLY. The sale will MONDAY
at "a NJ The Store will be from AN. till 8 NJ.
pas-Remember, MECHANICS STORE is 49 MAIN ST.
opposite St Charles Hotel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
Money MarMs..

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20th.--
Legal tenders, 992 bid, 99b asked;
Mexican dollars, 80 bid, 9O4 asked
trade dollars, 964 bid, 81 asked;
half dollars 984 bid, 9s2 asked.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
-r.ri~l 10 Lie Herald by the Western
Uaiou Telegraph Company
Pacific Coast News.
rh. Cn,.e.. Qus"s Qnr..,o..

SAN Francisco, Sept. 20.-Four
Chinese have sued sheriff Nunan
for $4,000 damages each in the
United States District Court for the
loss of their queues in the county
jail. Fifteen other suits of the
same kind are in process Of prepar-
alton. Four suits of the same
kind were instituted 2 months ago
in which, on demurrer, Judge Saw
yer decided that the sheriff had
no power to act. AS the
queue abbreviation argument on
plaintiffs demurrer 10 the answer,
comes up on the first Monday IN
October, Judge Wheeler yesterday
granted temporary injunction
prohibiting any queue cutting in
jail, which will be argued next
Friday.
Fever ConsriDuts0ns.
SAN FRANCIsC, Sept. 20th.-The
total amount thus FAR collected by
the citIxens' relief committee Is
about $38, 900. Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S collections yesterday were
over ~. 600, or about $50. 900 in all.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
NEW TO-DAY.
Wanted.

A situ alton, by q middle-aged woman,
lately fro n the East, as housekeeper,
city or country. Call at st. Charles Ho-
tel, s2l-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
In the Probate Court,
)f the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.


ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY Or
DER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE.
III the matter of the estate OF Frank
Cowden, deceased.
Ambrose H. Cowden, the Executor of
the estate of Frank Cowden, deceased, /,
having filed his petition herein, duly
verified, praying for an order of sale OF
all the real estate, of said defendant, for
the purposes therein set forvh.
1t Is therefore ordered by the
Judge of said Court that all persons inter-
ested in the estate of said deceased ap-
pear tefore the said Probate Court on
MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1878,
At ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Court Room Of said Probate
Court, at the Court House in the
county of Los Angeles, to show
cause why an order should not be granted
TO the said executor to sell so much
of the real estate OF the said deceased,
Frank Cowden. as shall be necessary.
Aud that a copy of this order lie
published at least four successive weeks
In the Daily Los a pgeles Herald, a news
paper printed and published In said
Los Angeles county.
ALBERT NJ. STEPHENS,
Probate Judge.
Dated September Goth. 1873. s2l.4w
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A. Labonge, Chiropodist.
Om &C. 1873 Main street

Wins and Dir. Auer bach, OF the Berlin,
Prussia, Hospital, can confidently offer
my services to the citizens OF Los Ange
les for the removal of corns, bunions,
childblains and in g owing nails by the
most approved scientific IN ethods. No
knives used. Cupping and leeching also
performed.
CHARGES REASONABLE.
Patients visited at their houses with
out extra charge. s2l-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21

III the matter of the estate OF Frank
Cowden, deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
Unfav0rrbte Fvtnt
Deaths.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 20th.-It is rain
ing this morning, which is unfa
vorabIe both to the sick aud to
those who yet remain we'll. The
official report of deaths made to the
Board of Health since the Begin
ming of the epidemic and ending at
noon to-day, gives a total OF 240.
This does not include many who
have been buried by private indi
viduals, who have purchased collins
and inferred their own dead. An
increase in the number of deaths
will follow the change of weather.
,.k and s'sssofiice Robbsd-Arri-
val of Gencssi Bnsirr.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 20th.-While q
military parade was In progress on
Summit street this morning the
Commercial National Bank was
entered from the rear aud robbed
of $4,000. The thieves escaped
discovery. About the
same time the delivery room of the
was entered and postage
stamps amounting to 81 600 were
taken. No clue to the robbers.
Gen. B. F. Butler arrived in this
city this evening to meet the Board
Of Managers of the Soldiers Home
at Dayton. He was serehaded at
The hotel to- night by the Nationals
but declined to make speech.
Fs~rf~, Condition NJ Gr~e.viIie
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20th.-
Deaths SO; cases I65, OF which 81
were prior to the 18th.
The following dispatch was re-
ceived this morning via Vicksburg,
bavIng been mailed from some
point between that city and Green
Vile, the wire between this place
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 17th.-
Grand Vizier Ssfvet Pasha has
promised Minister Layard to ap-
point an Armenian as Governor of
Armenia. Ten batallions of Turk
ish troops will be dispatched to
Avona, five to Crete aud As to Ul-
atriuetza and Kossova.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
RIFE sheos,nx na Crseamoor.

New YORK, Sept. 20th.-In the
Interstate long range rifle match
at Creedmoor to-day, at 800 yards
the amateur club of New York
made 2S3 in possible 800 points,
the Massachusetts rifle team $50
and the District of Columbia Rifle
Club PIG.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21
European Gable News.
Fears of che Reopeatnx Of the East.
ern War.

LONDON, Sept. 20th.--There is an
uneasy feeling that Lord Beacons-
fields Indian policy will result in
war with Afghanlstan and the re-
opening of the whole Eastern ques-
tion. 1t is not generally believed
that the Russians will evacuaie
Bulgaria as stipulated, or that
Greece will peacefully submit to
Turkeys Noncompliance with its
demand.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-21

VIENNA, Sept. 2l.-Gen. Seach
captured two outworks OIL the hills
before the insurgents made their
furIou, effort to retake them. The
Austrians have begun the lombard.
ment of Byhaes. Hadji Loga has
arrived at Lewornik.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-17
An Enthusiastic Friend Of anford's
s. Radical C.,vre

MARINE 1SsuRANcE AGENcY, 10y
rs Pine Street st. Louis, Mo-, Feb.7 1s17.y
A: A. MgLLIER, Washington Az. City.-Dcar
Mellier: lhaye for some years been troubled with
seriousiy with It. NotIcing your advcrtisement Of
S .Iv r Z, RE NED Msp,cAL Gyarl idesidedto
Ifcsl 90 much relieved that presume on our per.
sonal relations and write this to you and ask That
before the public. that Others, may have such relief
as have. Ihave recommended IT to quite q mum.
Der OF my friends, nil OF whom have expressed to
with them.
really think itparticularly adapted to wants Of
st. 81 h tSns.p %Sp !1:d and 1, they !, af .oagittp know s. &.
assertion TINT 1000. / OF. Walls las . sampiej to bo
given away Will sell ns many bottles.
It. I believe l could sell 5000 bottles myscIfEof
course you could largely Increase this number.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
aMa y n Me& M,fi liirroyyghS4qlt 1he United States
end wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
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T j. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

2G3. Camp Street. ed2
Between Doord and p. 0y fare,
oRLgANs.
Dealer in Wall Paper, Gold and Velvet Border,
window Shades. Cornoes. ruf. Green and White
IIolanGs. Picture Cord, TAssels, etc
Persons who viii take the trouble to ride up to ny
place. which is only nine squares from Canal Strest
will find that my prices from - to a5 per cent
lower than those OF other dealers.
Samples OF Paper the country, free, sppli
cation. Lnh3 5p u
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shall we attempt to give the names of even
one twentieth part of the ladies who have gen
erously consented to devote themselves by
their labors and presence in the hall to the
success of the Festival.
Our space permits only the mention of the
names Of few ofth principal lady mansgers
and one or two of the more important articles
in cases where decision could be arrived at
as TO which were the most important They
were as follows, commencing the right
hand side upon entering the hall:
, fttends' Re;reat-MIs G co. Swarbrck, Mrs ]. R. s.
selieck; Mrs John Powers and Mrs. j. T. Gibbons,
assisted by twenty five young ladies'.
and Mss A Annie Coll. assisted by Mrs. 4. Desmond,
Misses Kate Kate Rooney and Maggie Donovan and other
tween Messrs John Donahus and Aleck Benin.
Weleoms-Mrs. j. d Houston MIRA Edward Ly nch,
Mrs Jos Rioe, Mrs. Ed Mccormick. Mrs john Nor
and chain between popular fellow citizen Pat.
GenDoD, Esq, and Captain q. u. Cain. the command.
lug otlcer at the Parish Prison and for iocket and
chain between Misses Enraht and Slaughter A large
and beautiful oil painting Of Pope Plus TX. bv Mr..
HumbIecht the excellent esco painter is for rae at
81 cents q char Co.
Aneient Tab. Mrs. Senator w J: Kelly assisted by
Mis- Miss Bella belly Of 1lgers Mrs MCGUIRE. Mrs
St Josephs-Mrs. VIM. Hart, Mrs. B. j. Berkerey
and MIS-. 5; Munroe. assisted by Mrs. Ihos. McGee
and Mrs; John Heaey. Contest between two of the
Rev Peter ell and Rev. Joseph Doyle. for q spen.
did book. A vase of most beautiful flowers made
chance This oung lady has also beauti.
ful bouquet and several single howers. made by her
skill and taste are worthy of all piaise.
st. PatricIs-Mrs L. mbert and Mrs. MoEnroe, as.
slated by large number of young ladies'.
The Festival will continue every night dur
ing the coming week.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-12
DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. J. h MALoSEY, corner of Josephine and Camp
Streets near Magazine Market respectfully informs his
patients and the public in general that he
all operations appertaining to his most
scientific manner Artificial teeth inserted, with or
VI without e1rastng the roots on new plan. Old sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the use of gas or
ohloroform. Charges within the reach of all
iaaO 7S IY5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-12

In an address delivered in New York recent
ly, Congressman Waddell, of North Carolina,
said that in his good old conservative State,
which waa so averse to the late war between
the North and South, the number of soldiers
exceeded the number of voters by 5000, faot
which he thought was without parallel.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-12

Nkw ORLEANS, May sth 1873.
Mrs. The resa Cannon Buckley:
AS testimonial of their high sppre oiaticn your
musical talents ard their admiration of the gen.
erous manner in which have responded all
the appeals made to you in the CT charity, the
undersigned beg leave to tender you Complimentary
Benefit to be given at such time and place you may
select In thus addressing they feel assured that
they but give to almost universal senti
ment; of gratitude which aninates this community
the Musical Entertainments freely given by you
dnripg the Inst sfftean Iears-1t iS-#e known that
churches, aeylums and charitable organizations
throughout the oty have been the bereciaries this
activity your part without your asking or accept
ing, in sir gle ca'e, remuneration for your
valuable
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DIED

McKEAL- ON Monday. May 1873, at D. m Miss
Catherine McKesl. a native of Athlone Irel and and
a resident of this city for the last 81 years.
Law lNE-On Monday. May 6, 1873, Margaret Rol
Hns widow of the late Mitchell Lavine aged years.
native of County Iongford Ireland, and resident
Of this city for the past so years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-12
REQUIEM MASS 4:

There will be Solemn Requiem Mass for the late
Mrs. LOUISA ROWE at the Jesuits' Chur ch, corner
Of Paronns and Common streets, Monday, the 18Th
inst, at O'Clock a.. m.
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths ,oi hereafter
b inserted for fifty cents. Obituaries sviu be charged
at the rate of ten cents q line.
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Tuesday. May i4th.
ovsrture-Prof p H. Grepling and Orchestra
Alien In the name Of the great Jehcvah an the
Continental I Congress. c..,.
Miss Ida Beman and Messrs. Ross Tracy and Ray
Tabeau 2-"Maroh to valley Forge" Cold and dreary
Ballad Kathleen Mavournsen,' cr ouch
Tabeau s-"W ashiaa aton at Monmouth" Do or die
>'aa Messrs; Ross Tracy, Raymond. and Bremen.
Tableau 4,,Moll Pitcher at the Battle of Monmou tn
Soprano Sol solo|"Gy Mother Bids Me Bind My
Mrs. Charles W. Witham. Mi. j. W. H Eciert accom-
panst.
To conclude with Soree Dansante.
Wednesday. Mayt5.
TabeaH Battle of Bunker Dsst6 osst S''i oi
Warren"
To be followed by sterndale Bennett'D Pastoral
Cantata.
THE MAY QUEEN
VIII be performed sSo,t,v sg the Es'eFpeAn Musical
OF E s'hAft'sF
queen of England Miss Ida Reiman
Robin Robin Hood: Mr. Jas sass Ross
Chorus: AXE with smile. oh. month Of Msy'
Q. Recit.-"Now that the tree is dIes't."
Rect-"why must linger here alone '.,'
Air-"ob. meadow clad in early green, 49, '''
Mr. II Keith
3. Cborus-"oh. mel lenoholy plight"
4. ChoIus-"With laugh as We go round"
Solo-"With the Carol in the tree
s. Rect.-"Tet hear ere the dance begin"
Mrs. &. w. Witham
pnet=. Can not find thee warrant for chang.
ing ---''- Mrs Wltham and Mr. Keith
MIS-. c. w, Withan
Air Ii jolly to hunt in the bright rnoonlig ght."
Mr.. James Rose
7. Rect.-"Methinks your song is something bold p"
Mrs. G. w. WithRm
Trio-"The hawthorn II the glade"
Mrs Wtham Mr.. Keith and MI. r 50
e. Recit - !And now the Greenwood King shall
clam"
Chorus-"Il fsted boy, b.gone"
Pageant music.
Chorus Hark their notes the auiboy swell"
Sclo-"What means the angry sounds we bear T.
Miss Ida Reiman
Solo and Chorus oh, my liege ladv, only hear -
Mrs. c. w. WithAm
Solo-"For ou my msiden, all gay"
Miss Ida Reiman
10. FinaIe--"and the cloud ha,h pass ed away"
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The Festival will continue every night dur
ing the coming week.
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Gentlemen:
Your very kind letter CT yesterdays date rendering
me = complimentary eft, has teen received. To
deserve the esteem and good viii of those ong whom
all the of life have teen spent, has been
my highest earthly ambition. The very tlatteriDg
preston Of your appreciation Of my humb Efforts
however much might suspect your Judgement to be
Influenced in this matter by partality and kindness of
heart constitutes more than adequate reward for
whatsoever assistance have been enabled to give
in the Of charity. II convenient to yourselves
would indicate St. Patrck's Hall desirable place
for the proposed concert, and Monday evening juno
ard, the time. Very respectfully,
THERESA CANNON BUCKLEY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-12

NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABST1-
NENCE ASSoCIATION.-The regular monthly meet.
ing OF this Association will be held THIS (SundayJ
EVENING, at 6:3O O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hall,
lI5 Poydras street, corner Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to Join invited to attend
THoS. G. RAPIER, President.
D. H. BUCKLEY. Secretary. 1t
ST. THEREsA's CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING
April l4h at u o'clock in st. TheresaS Hall, Ersto
street, between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing TO join are invited to attend
H. X. GIFFNEY, President
III. o'CoNNoR, Secretary. 1t
ST. JosEPH's CATHOLIC 7. A. SOCIETY,"
Church of the Holy Name OF Mary, AIEiers.-The
semiAnnual Con.sunIon of this Society will take
place at the o'clock Mass in the Parish Church,
SUNDAY, May 10. SIS The nrmbers will Smblo
at ST. MarySHan Joining the church,. at quarter
70 7OcIOck. Msnbers OF other c. T. A. Societies
respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN LEATRA2I, Presidsat.
TRos. MCKEE, ssaretary- 2t
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT
FOB BALLS, CONCERTS AND FAIRS.

St. Putricks Hall, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL IN THE CITY, viii be rented, BY the nigh
or longer, on reasonable terms, for coECERTS,
BALLS, LECTURES. FAIRS and ExHIBTTIoBs.
For CHARITABLE zHTERTAINMERTs, vitAOu
distinction of orsed. the Hall viii be rented ~ HAL
PRICE.
Apply St
naeaHH No. sIlOOHU SiSoSa
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SOiFHes ONfSSNN
Thursday, May 18th,
Cinderella.
A performs an CO in three acts
by seventy five children,
Under the drec ton of Mrs John K. Bell
Distribution OF characters
Baron. .Gecrae Il: P.
Lord D4ndtnt Russell O.
Peoe RoIsnj K
CINDERELLA. Lily s. G.
Carnda Proud Sisters. PeIa H.
Thisbo Flora b.
''Dn'' ''''i Fairies and Quests: ALL 10 -
lend tB Sa pleads to at
Scene .s-Bar%ns Kitchep-Cindsreua dreams OF the
Prince and Fairy Land.
Scene 3-CindoreIia al d Pedro 90 to the ball
Love Dance Nathalie H, and Charles C.
sosne-rhs Princes G1sna Sf Fancy Drss, n.ll-Tse
Lost SliPPer-"Eaf Of my Kingdom wto viii
Fiud the Owner r.,,o.n
Fancy Dance. .,; Emma H
Scene The BsrOn's Kitchen-"HO Again"
Scene 2-1 he BAron's APartnents-heturn from the
Scene s-Apa5tmenss in the Pasqg-The trial of the
Scene Bali RoomH'T6 he XaTiesie,,,, BY Emma H,
tSn va Ic lie RAi'&H M %loa S Hna H'm
To be followed byA
CHILDREN'S GRAND BALL.
The children who have participated in tableaux at
other entertain nents are r'qaeSted to attend in
their fancy costumes. 1t is the earnest desire of
the ladies and of the Committee of ArrADgem ents
that parents will permit their children to partto
pate in this ball scene.
Friday, May II.
Overture-Prof p. II. Greuling and Orchestra.
Tsbleau l-"Storming of Stony Point"
Mss Henfetta MaTtin, Mc. Cartier, aooomps0ist'
TabIeau p" Washington and Lafayette at Valley
Forge"
Duet-'Crudel Perche Fidora". Mozart
Miss Lena Little and Mr.. James RosS, Mr.. j. w. q.
Eckert. AccompaniBt.
Tai leau 3-"WRshiDgton Crossing the delaware"
OpereIic Selection GrAnde scene du Prophetic"
-Aeyerbeer.
Miss H. Dalhonde Mr.. S. Cartier acoompGnist.
TAbleau 5-"BRttle of Camden" Death CT DeRRlb.
Ara-"Entends Tu". Mattel.
Miss Lena Little, Mr.. j. w. Eckert, Rccompan ist.
Selection by Miss COrInne Boulgny.
TAbleAu 5-"Lee's Monument as II is to bs-the work
finished"
SOIREE DANSAHTE
The ladies OF the r. Z Lee Mon eDta Association.
who will be In charge ef the kefTeshment TAbles will
supply the with the delcAcies Of the st
Cars on the various ads viii Iun till a. m, each
night.
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WAKTS-FoR RENTS-ETC.

VNTANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED LADY DESIRES
w situation Governess for well grown chidren-
She understands and can tslch English. French and
German Would take charge of the m InRgemspt Of
household Affairs If sired, would take position
as housekseper Has objection TO going TO part
OF the country. give the best of references.
Address L. " Morning Star oi5e. my5 st
VETANTED-BY AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN, A
w situation in any capacity Shere he mako
himself generally useful Having been smployed for
over years in the Veterinary department Of
the City Railroad CompAnies he wouId prefer
situAtion requiring veterinary skill. satsfActory
for honesty, ability aud sobriety be pro-
duced. Employment in the city preferred. Address
"R." Morning Star Office. my5 3t
LOR SALE. VERY Low FOUR LOTS or
Ground. with substantial sheds, ofnce. etc, Nos.
500 3OI. 3l3 and SIS TehoupitOulAs street between
GaisD and ErAto suitable for Dray Yard. FastoFys
BackBmith Shop, WArehoure and various other puR-
poses. Apply to w. Z. FERSLEW,
ap7f IS9 Canal street. corner BurRundys