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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-04
DOLEFUL DEEDS.

Few Items From the Police Court.
Pat. Malloy, who beat up Peter Gandolfo,
at the corner of John and Everett streets,
yesterday has been arrested, and will be
held for trial until February 7th in the
sum of $1,000.
Twenty-Five prisoners were locked up al
the Ninth-s;reet Station last night.
John Rooney, dilapidated looking
boots from the store of Asher Bloom, last
night, for which he was given sentence of
nine months this morning.
Samuel Barrett, the Vine-street merchant
who was arrested on the charge of assault
ing his wife, was dismissed this morning at
the request of his wife, who states that she
has instituted divorce suit against him,
and wishes to settle the whole matter that
way.
Samuel J. Lewis, a colored man living at
SOB Court street, was arrested at 253 West
Sixth street, while participating in game
of krass, but was dismissed this morning,
the wrong charge having been brought
against him.
James Devine, while suffering from an at
tack of drunkenness last night, smashed a
door and window in secondhand store at
the landing, but for the next nine months
James will keep sober.
John Dwyer and r. Whalen, who were
arrested last week with basket of shoes,
are now charged with having stolen $130
worth of shoes from a car on the c., H. d
D. Railroad. They will be tried next Fri
day.
A vag named Maloney will be tried to-
morrow on the charge of stealing couple
Of coal sLovels.
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THE METROPOLIS.
Has secured u Tenor.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Feb. 4.-Improssario Grau
says he has secured the tenor Capoul for his
Opera Boutfe.
Steam orr Street Railways.
Steam motors are being tried successfully
ON the surface railways.
One of the Best Jokes.
The Herald says of Supervisor Daven-
ports defense, that in arresting the hold
ers of '6S naturalization papers he made no
distinction between Republicans and Dem
ocrats, is one of the best jokes of the season.
Vandcrbilts Struck Jury.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's suit for million
against VIM. H. Vanderbilt will be tried be-
fore struck" jury.
Captain Biair's Admission.
Captain Blair, accused of bigamy and for
gerry, is now being tried by Court-martial.
He is handsome and intelligent Scotch
man. Blair says he never married Mrs.
Nichols of Glasgow, but admits that he is
the father of her two children.
Too Many Mothers.
George Smith, aged fifteen, who ran away
from Matamoras opposite Port Jarvis,
states that his father had six wives, all liv-
ing, but that he did not live with his father.
He lived with his mother and s'ep-father
Sad Death OF a Beautiful Girl,
Edgar Dewolfe set fire to the apron of
Magdalena Stall, girl of rare personal
beauty, aged eighteen, and burned her 10
death. While dying she prayed and said
"Oh my God, what sin have committed
to die this way?'
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Single Copy Two Cents. mo. 80.

for the month of January, and a bill OF
81 ,34S 10, from the American Gas-llght Co.,
for taking care of the gasoline lamps ana
furnishing gasoline during the same time
were approved.
The Gas Company were directed to erect
eight lamp posts on Gilbert avenue.
The ordinance to improve Full ton avenue
from Nassau street to its northern terml'
nus was adopted.
The Superintendent of the Water-works
was directed to lay water pipe on kenl-
per street from Park avenue 10 Elm street,
and on Vine street from Hammond to
Wayne street.
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TERRORS OF TEXAS.
Sad sight for a MOther-Freak oil a
Variety Actress-A Select society
Bail, Etc.

Ball, Etc.
National Associated Press to the Star.
DENIsoN, Texas, Feb. Airs. Morgan,
residing near Blue Tank, on the Missouri
River, in the southern part of the Indian
Territory, came here to meet her husband,
leaving her two daughters at home. Helen
and Hope, aged nine and seven. Return,
ing home she found the house burned and
the bodies of her children burned to
crisp.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. AIN ballroom at
Cedar Hill, Samuel Tomlinson and George
McGregor claimed the hand OF Miss Bur
dette for a dance She was engaged 10
marry Tominson, but McGregor secured
her for the dance. TomlinsOn, enraged with
jealousy, drew pockel-knife and attacked
McGregor as they were swinging corners.
McGregor drew knife and resisted, ana a
terrible duel with knives occurred. Both
men were badly cut up. and the ballroom
floor ran with streams of blood The ball
was made up of people of the best society.
JEFFERSON, Texas, Feb. 4,-Viola Rose
dale, variety actress, created sensation
by backing her face, donning male attire,
and riding race-horse through town.
NAcoGDAcHEs TEX, Feb. 4.-D. M. Camp
bell and II. C. Wcatherly quarreled while
riding and agreed to fist fight. As they
dismounted, Weatherly shot Campbell
dead,
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Sporting News.
THE TIRELEss TRAMPs.

THE TIRELESS TRAMPS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Last night Miss
May Marshall completed half her task of
walking 300 quarter miles in the same
number OF quarter hours.
BosToN, Feb. Am the Daniels Haydock
fifty-mile walk here last night, Daniels won
in 8 hours, q minutes, seconds. Hay
docks time was 8 hours, 20 minutes, 45
seconds.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Miss Reynolds and
Mrs. Scott continued to walk in the place
of Annie Bartell. Reynolds is young, jaun-
ty, rather good looking, and christened
"BouDcer." Scott is forty and steady. Bar
tell is recovering. 1t appears that she has
not been paid her share of the money.
Vanness and Belden are still trudging
away, and the other contests are progress
ing at Long Islard and Jersey City.
The Star says the walking mania is taking
hold of many adventures, and a certain
class of the public like plague.
BILLIARD BALLS.
New YoRK, Feb. 4.-Yesterday afternoon
Gallagher made 600 points to Sexton's 523
in thirty innings. Gallagher's best run was
1856 points, Sections 1874. Betting was $10(
to IS in favor of Sexton.
Last night GARNER made 600 to Days
2l7 in twenty-one innings. GARNER ran
! l72, Daily 80.
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Local PerSOlsAlA.

w. D. Bickham, of the Dayton Journal,
is guest of the Burnet House.
w. L. Allen, manager of the Louisville
Opera-house, is at the Burnet House.
VIM. Gibson. for the past two years clerk
of the Grand Hotel, has accepted similar
position at the Gibson House.
Chas. H. Stewart, of the Union Central
Life Insurance Company, is happy that the
family name is safe for while yet. It's a
boy.
Mr.. Leo Cohnen, Councilman from the
Seventh Ward, is to-day celebrating his
thirty-sixth birthday at his home on Main
street, above Thirteenth.
Mr.. Patton, of the Grand Hotel, yester-
day, received from New York a valuable
work of art. 1t is diamond cross, three
inches long, with eight diamonds none of
which have a flaw.
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Nashville Naughtiness.

Special 20 tht oIlT.
NASHVILLE, Feb. A jury was impan-
neled this afternoon in the case of Nathan
iel Baxter, accused of completely with DR..
Montgomery Baxter and Jere Baxter in the
murder of Samuel HI. Hicks, in this city,
July 24th and the trial is now in progress.
VIM. Somerville, of the Revenue service,
has returned from raid in Overton, Jack
son, Putnam and Clay Counties He re-
ports five distilleres destroyed and thirteen
moonshiners arrested.
VIM. J. Harmon, charged with embez-
zling $4,000 belonging to Hiram H. Ear
hart, was brought here from st. Louis and
lodged in iail.
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DETROIT DRIFT.

Zachariah's Scheme Discovered
star Chamber InvestiS atiOn-Ice
Jam.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, MICH, Feb. At is now known that
Christiancy's appointment to Peru was brought
about for the express purpose of making place
for Chandler. LII the Senate Christiancy has not
resigned yet. He has not been a party to the
scheme and may not consummate IT by rcsigning.
A star-chamber investigation of charges against
the Detroit Aldermen for bribery is now in prog
reSs before Police JUS ice
There is great ice jam in the st. Clair River al
Port Huron, and thu car ferrybca ats are stuck i'll
mid-stream Passengers cross on foot.
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CONKLING,s DEFEAT.
The Manner of 1t and the Venom that
Follows.

Special to the Star.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 4. Everybody in
Washington gave sigh of relief when 1t
was known that the Senate, after six
hours secret session, had confirmed the
New York appointments, and thus put an
end TO the agitation over the subject. There
are very few who have any real sympathy
for Conkling, the disappointment, where
there is any, being caused by the victory
for the Administration.
The debate was rather dull, when esti-
mated by what was expected. Bayard
made long speech favoring the confirma-
ton. Dawes also favored the confirmation
and gave a history of his experience in in
vestigatipg the Custom-house while he was
Chairman of the Ways and Means Com
mittee in the House. Cockrell supported
his motion for an investigation by short
speech, as did Morgan his motion to in,
definitely postpone, both of which motions
failed, the latter being ruled out of order.
Voorhees, said he did not believe the NOM
inees were fit men for the office, and Conk-
ling made speech, closing the debate, in
which he defended Arthur and Cornell,
and read Sherman's letter vindicating Ar
thur when The latter went out of office,
and abused Sherman for attacking man
after he had once vindicated him.
Matthews did not speak, leaving the
brunt of the defense of the Administration
to the Massachusetts Senators. Conkllng's
friends claim that he will now be unbridled
in his attacks on the Administration. All
sorts of threats are made. One is that Bill
Chandler, who is known to be intimate with
him, has furnished him with Republican
cipher dispatches damaging to the Admin
istration, and that Conkling is to give these
to the public with "a great effort in the
| Senate.
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0. N. G.. ARMORY.
Man damus Against the City Refused

Mandamus Against the City Refused
In the District Court to-day the case OF C. B.
Hunt against the City of Cincinnati and the
Boards of Councilmen and Aldermen, came Ut
for hearing.
This is an application for mandsmus to com.
pei the city to erect an Armory for several compa
nies OF infantry of the Ohio National Guards
First Regiment, of which the plaintiff was Colonel
eiplne I and % efeieney " of the resiment -'' 'e '
Judge Burnet delivered the opinion of the
Court, holding that the petition was deficient in
not averring that the members of the companies
Also, in not averring that the Governor had
appointed any officer to inspect the armory OIL
drill room.
The application for mandamus was therefore
rpfused
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
VIM. Bevis and Julia Wetherbee.
Lewis r. Hill and Annie G. Wentzel.
George Feldman and Anna Schmucker.
Samuel Fletcher and Laura Newman.
VIM. G. Nathmann and Mary Sickmann.
Thomas Regan and Mary Regan.
Bernard Schobert and Sophia l.. Derhman.
John H. Rohde and Mary Scherman.
VIM. Mosler and Rosa Freiberg.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Suowden Positively Declines-Fire
i'm n Theater-Gen. CadWaliader's
Funeral.
Specials to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb. 4-Coonel A. Landen
Snowdei,, Postmaster of this city, after much de-
liberation has positively declined TO accept the
nomination of Director of the United States Mint,
rendered by President Hayes.
There was fire on the stage OF the Archstreet
Thester last night but the presence OF mind OF an
actor averted panic.
General Cadwalader's funeral takes place on
Thursday twill be largely attended by the
military,
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Another Democrat Out.

DR.. Henry Watson, the Jail physician for the past
three years, was unceremoniously bounced out Of
his position by the County Commissioners this
afternoon.
The vote stood for dismissal: Messrs. Zumstein
and Ficke: for retaining Mr. Watson, Mr. X ardon
DR.. w. F. Tibbals, of SO Everett street, was then
elected to fill the vacancy
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ACROSS THE w ATER.
Gagging Bismarck's Gagging Bill
AWFUL ADVANCE OF THE PLAGUE.
Russia.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE PLAGUE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb Am official mes
senger saws the Governor-General of Moscow
contradicts the reports of the appearance of
the plague in village near that city.
BERLIN Feb. 4.-The Imperial decree has
been published, establishing strict passport
regulations between Russia and Germany
after February 10th. Every traveller, be-
fore entering Germany, must prove that he
has not been at the suspected or infected
district within twenty days. All clothes
and baggage must be disinfected.
The panic in Russia is almost incredible.
Every class and station in life has peti-
toned for entire cessation of all inter
course, even postal communication, be-
tween the rest of Russia and the Volga.
ILLNESS OF GoRTscHAKoFF.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4.-Prince Gortscha-
koff is seriously ill.
ASTHMA sE1zEs THE CAR.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb 4-Czar Nicholas is
unwell, having an attack of asthma.
Italy.
THE MIRACLE OF LA sALETTE.
LONDON, Feb. A Paris correspondent
says the Bishop of Grenoble denies that the
IOpc HAS COHuCulIlCu VIC Alii 3SiS at la
Salette as an imposture. On the contrary
he authorized The crowning of the Virgins
satue there as approved by the Congrega-
THE MILITARY CONSUMPTION.
MADRID, Feb. 4-The mill itary conscrip-
tion was effected throughout Spain to day,
without difficulty.
Germany.
ACoUITTAL OF OFFICERS.
BERLIN, Feb. A court-martial in the
case of the officers of the iron-clad Grosser-
Kurfuerst has ended in judgment of ac-
quittal on all the essential points.
TRIMMING DOWN THE eAGeING BILL.
BERLIN, Feb 4.-The Legal Committee OF
the Federal Council have finished the con.
sideration of the parliamentary gagging bill,
eliminating the most obnoxious clauses and
otherwise softening the brashness, until the
original bill is scarcely recognizable. 1t is
believed that Bismarck, disguised with
their actions, will insist upon the whole
bill proposed by him.
India.
DROPPED FROM A BALLOON.
LONDON, Feb A Calcutta correspond.
ent telegraphs as follows: Colonel Percy
Wyndham, distinguished soldierssof for.
tune. formerly with Garibaldi, and with
the Northern army in the American civil
war, has been killed at Rangoon, in at.
tempting balloon ascension"
Turkey.
FURNISHING FINANCIAL SCHEMES.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. A group Of
English fnanciers have offered the Porte a
much better financial scheme than offered
by the French Syndicate, including loan
OF twelve millions.
Great Britain.
COUGHS BRONCHITIS.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-John B. Cough the
well-known lecturer, is i'll with bronchitis
IRISH UNIVERSITY EDUCATION.
DUBLIN. Feb. 4.-The Catholic Bishops
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-FARMERS' AND MECHANIC
ID Dining and Lodging Rooms, remodeled ana
furnished to accommodate two hundred guests.
Transient 81 per day; single rooms Is cents per
night; room and board, 81 so and s. per week:
meal tickets. twenty-one meals, So 50: singis
meals, 25 5centa The ony place in the city with
no extra charge for coffee second orders Meals
and Lunch al all hours ls0 and 1872 West Sixth
street. between Elm and Plum. Open day ana
night iall-l3 8, Tu&Ih.
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yesterday had a conference with the Lord
Lieutenant respecting the Irish University
education legislation now pending in Par
Lament.
FAILURE OF CORNWALL BANK.
LONDON, Feb. 4-The Union Bank OF
Helsten, County Cornwall, has failed.
AGAINST AMERICAN CATTLE.
The English Chambers of Agriculture
have memoralized the Privy Council to
prevent the further importation OF live
American cattle.
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EleCIriC Eu.,reMfS.

Jesse Britton was robbed of $4O0 at New
Holland, 0.
Jacob Shew, photographer, blew his brains
out at San Francisco.
George Graham, brakeman, was killed by
cars ut Bay City, Mich.
Harvey Mller's little girl was fatally
scalded at Flint, Mich.
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Killing the Sugar ELL.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The failure to sus-
pend the rules in the House to fix day for
consideration of the Sugar Bill, yesterday,
kills that measure for this session.
McNuahOn Can Not Act.
Mcmahon says he can not act as Chair
man of the Potter Subcommittee to go to
New York and Reid has been substituted
for Governor Cox.
NaOrtOn's Successor.
Senator VOORHEES, took the oath of office
to-day under his recent election 10 fill the
unexpired term of the late Senator Morton.
The New York Sub.
The Potter Sub Committee to go to New
York, as finally fixed upon this morning, is
Hunton, Stenger, Hiscock, Reed and
Springer. They will leave for New York
tonight.
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PITTSBURG PEOPLE
Interrupted in Their Gallinaceous
Games. Their Loan Exhibition.

Special to the Star
PrrrsBURG Feb. A cooking main in whlch
.ixty chickens were entered was held yesterday al
rernoon In the East End. 1t was largely attended
by sports from all around. squad OF police IN
terrupted the sport, but succeeded in capturing
only ten out of about two hundred who were pres
ent. ,..n...
The Loan Exhibition for tie benefit OF the Pitts
burg Library opened last night at Library Hail
C0mpetent Judges declare it to be one OF the finest
exhibitions of the kind ever held in this country.
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session. all the
members present except Mr.. Caldwell, and
President Bell in the chair.
The Committee on Bridges was author
lied to erect over Lick Run at Van Hart
street. the old wooden bridge which has
been taken down from South Branch.
A bill of $l5, 130 10, from the Cincinnati
Gas-light and Coke Company, for furnish
ing gas and taking care of the street lamps
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PRINTERS PI.
At Last the Poor Typo Tumbles to Good
Luck.
Special to the Star ywssSs

NEW HAVEN, CT, Feb. 4.-The report
is in extensive circulation here, and gener-
ally credited, that John Skinner, we'll
known type-setter, has fallen heir to $780,
900. This sum was left to him by Antoine
Mercer, of the West Indies, in considera-
ton of friendship extended to him many
years ago.
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Death Record.

Thefollowing deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Adam FelscS SO yrs, Germany.
VIM. Sizalle, yrs, city.
Infant Hagan, slill-born, city.
Henry 0. Sands, SO yrs, New York.
Fred. Haeleche, 5S yrs, Germany.
Nora Cannon, 3 yrs. city.
Henry Behring, "a yrs, city.
James G. Moore, mos, city.
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The Hallenberg Testim oniaI.

CINCINNATI feDruary 8, 1917.
Messrs Theodore Thomas Geo. Ward Nichols.
Peter Rudolph Neff, K. R. Springer, John Shilli-
to and others:
GENTLEMEN--I beg to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your esteemed communication, ten
dering me the compliment of testimonial
concert which l most gratefully accept. the
date of which l will inform you so soon as
l shall have perfected the preliminary ar
rangements. Respectfully yours,
LOUIS BALLENBERG
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MURDERED BY A sIsTER-IN-LAw.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Feb. 4.-Sunday
morning, near Buckner, in this county, Miss
Martha Collins shot and killed her brother
in-law, Jonathan Drake. For some time
the young lady had been receiving the at
tention of young man who was much dis
liked by her family, and who had been Or
dered away by Drake. quarrel ensued,
which ended in the enraged girl seizing a
revolver and shooting Drake through the
heart,
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QUAKER CITY, O., Feb. A fire broke
out this morning at O'clock totally de-
stroying frame dwellinG-house owned by
Dr. J. b. HollngworIh. Origin of the fire,
defective fue. Loss from IS, 900 to Sc, 600.
No insurance.
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TO-DAY IN CONGRESS-.
National Associated Press to the Star
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Mr. Luttrell, of
California, introduced a bill to amend the
Arrears of Pension Act. Referred.
The House then, on motion of Mr.. Hew-
it, of New York. went into Committee of
the Whole on the Army Appropriate Bill,
Mr. Springer, of Illinois in the chair.
Mr.. Durham, of Kentucky, offered an
amendment limiting the strength of the
army to twenty thousand men. The Com
mittee on Appropriations srecommend twen-
ty-five thousand.
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erty occasioned by the riots of July, 1877.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is ex-
pected to throw its powerful influence in
favor of the measure.
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Four Millions for Damay.
National Associated Press to the Star

ztsoUCIHtCu W
HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. Am the House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania last
night, q bill vas introduced approrriating
100000 for the payment Of losses of prop
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SENATE,

The Senate Financial Committee to-day
considered the House bill authorizing the
issue of three per cent. certificates. 1t was
decided to increase the rate of interest to
1865 per cent. The bill will be reported tu
the Senate as thus amended.
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Patrick McAuliff was arrested al Bridge
port, Ct, for the murder Of his wife.
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COAL.
PAwNBROKERS' NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CINCINNATI PAwNERS' LOAN
" OASSOC1ATI0N.-NOTIC TO DEPOSITORS
All persons that have secured loans on c0llater-
ais at the above named establishment that may BE-
now overdue will call ana pay charges or redeem
the same before WEDNESDAY, February 5sA.
1872 otherwise they will be sold at Public Sale 4
the Auction House of James Blinn, to pay ad-
vaicys, charges, storage, &c.
1t NIKE LIrMAl,, business Manager.
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BALTIMORE BRIEFS.
A Rursted Dollar StOre-Fire Nipped
i'll the Bud.

in the Bud.
Special to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Henry Jones Co., pro-
pretors of the Crescent Dollar Store, have failed.
fire broke out in the Mt. Vernon Hotel this
morning, but was extinguished before any ma
teral damage was done.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
6EEHx. s.kR,s Her Majesty's Opera
HOUSE. TONIGHT,
@ A H MI r. N.

Carmen IA GYPSY MINNIE HAUK
The Incidental advertisement will be supported
by Nile PALLADlNO and the Corps de Ballet
Director OF Music and Conductor. .Signor ARDIn
Admission, 81 So Balcony, 81. Gallery, 7yc
Secured seats 81 and 81 so extra according to To-
cation, at Church & Co IS Music Store
Wednesday, "Sonnambula;" Mad. Center.
1Figaro;' Mad. Roze and i'I Mile. a; Hauk. ssiss
day, Grand Gerster Matinee. Saturday evening.
last performance Don Gioyanni; Mad Marie R1ze