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JOHN JUDGE,

1sasth, bet. y Patrick and 81. David SITS.
New Oslsans, Juno aOth, is79.
hereAy certify that have been deaf In M
- ees ios IN ysars. accompanied with aw.
~ fOariNs sounds. DR.. II. T. Roberts cured
oeia sess Than ten sriMutsS to-day, both VI the
aea1hss. and the wneasthly sounds. I Avn IL
yoass o. ~. ] will le glad ~ answsr in0ui-
~ " the sabject. PATRICK E(1AN. +
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New Orleans, La,

| n BAN correspondence should be with NJ A. Dauph,
as above In all cases the tickets themselves sent and
never circulars Offering certificates anything else instead
Any one proposing to offer anything else by circular other
wise on his behalf that Of the Company swinder
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

No. =! SECOND street,
Carrollton La January ), Iss0.
have suffered awfally with an abdominal
dyopsical timer f"r four years. No physicians
whom trisd aMsrAcA me any relief, until ! ap.
Dlied N Dr. Il. X Roberts, who has been
tssaelng me inst one month. l am now only
~ happy N testify that the tun,Or has been
soolrslj rsMovsd! My general health IL be.
eouja6 s1esllent.
0l9csl Mrs. THERESA HAGARDON.
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Ne STILL LIVES!

Office Of q. s. Novelty Mfg. Co.., ...,
New York City, August 2, 1873.
Ms Dcar sir:-Tor rtwo years !havc
had Fever and Aguc. and after trying
every thing l took One.hnlf bottle OF
C!ilf0ula Tcbrirngr, and 1t cured me
Dcrmnnently. Ibclicvc my case would
have been fatal had not found this As
Kidd, Yours truly,
NV. POOL,
Manager "U. S. n. Mfg Co."
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all points
whom liberal compensation will be paid
For further information write clearly giving full address
SEND orders by express or Registered Letter Money Order
by mail, addressed only to
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FECM
A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.

Cl,i!licothc, no.. July 80. 1879.
j. G. Richardson. ST. L"nis-My Dear
Sir:-HerC is something reliable; ii yoW
can make any use OF il please do SO. !lo
have sold hundreds of bottles with like
results. Your friends,
ASoyce e. Ostranier.
This is to certify that had tho Fever
and Ague this summer and tho use Of
One.thira OF Il bottle OF CiiitOrds Eebri.
fuyc promptly cured 1t. 1t Is the speedi'
est cure have known OF.
OCEO. SAILOR.
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ENCOURAGEMENT or TIE WOMB,
uY1pgpalA AND LEuCORRllOEA-

Tn. l1@aisa Weimsr, SIS Magazine st.. terri
~ e0tstsd With suHurxcmsst VI the WON'T,
l0oeus1n soa ayspepsia, WA perfsetly cured
u -. 1sasslA 1. Nay and Jane, ls7s. A
touas1sAl1 ease. Scpt. I.
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1he aeesple'$ Tiudifator.

s.aeial Notice. -Cavil Bay, ESQ, Of
yernon parish, is the duly authorized
ssent for the INDICATOR u vernon par,
81 and ali contracts ma.I by him will
b. fully ratified and carriH' out by us.
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Gen. Gen. G. 7 REAuR !; Of La Commissioners
Gen. 'obAL A. EARLY, ofv' commissioners
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Louisiana State Lottery.
TAKE NOTICE!

That plcof
having
existence
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

SENATE.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 16. - Mr.. Butler
moved that when the Senate adjourn it
be until Monday. Agreed to.
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Herbert, of Alabama,
the House took up and passed the Senate
bill to remove the political disabilities Of
Roger A. Pryor, Of New York.
Mr.. Sparks, of Illinois, from Committee on
Military affairs, seported joint resolution
for the appointment of managers for the
Soldiers Homes, and it was referred to the
calendar. The speaker announced Messrs.
Corbin, of Kentucky, Gibson, of Pennsyl-
vania, and Garfield, of Ohio, as the COM
mittee on the part of the House with a
Senate Committee to inquire into the loss
of the revenue by the evasion of the stamp
AK on cigars, etc.
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TO-DAY'S LEGISLATURE.
LOngview Asylum Gets Ten Thou.
sand Dollars.
Positive Adjournment TO-MOr-
row IMOrning.

Special to the Star
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 18-In the House
to-day were passed Creamer's Senate Bill
authorizing Fayette County to build rail
road.
Curran's bill providing that in cities OF
the first class the assessment for improve
mems shall not exceed twenty-five per
centum of valuation, and that the residue
shall be paid by the corporation.
Holloway's bill prohibiting cattle from
running at large in Toledo.
, Mr.. Elright's bill, providing for the de.
livery Of pauper dead to medical colleges
after the failure of relatives to take charge
of them.
The report of the Fifth Conference Com
mittee on the Appropriation Bill was con.
CURED In on the part of both Senate and
House.
The Longview Asylum item is $4,000, 9
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CORNCRACKER CURRENTS. .
Knickknacks Knocked Together in Old
Kentucky.

Specials to the Star.
BoNN1vILLE, April 16.-The wheat cror
is the most Aattering for many years, but
the recent snap has destroyed most of the
peach crop, and perhaps half the early ap
pies.
MADrsoNv1LLE, April 16.-Two ex.con
victs, Just released from the Penitentiary
by the expiration of their term of impris
onment, have been killed in the last month
One lived in Hopkins County, the other in
Webster. Both were trying to hurt some
body, when they met with violent deaths
at the hands of the parties they had as
saulted.
OwENroN, April 16.-One night recently
an unknown gang of cruel and cowardly
wretches decoyed Wake Dorsey poor in
offensive negro, out of town, and without
any provocation beat and bruised him uE
numerically about the head and face, leav
ing him foi dead.
STANFORD, April 16.-Isaac Currey, the
principal witness against Williams and
Powell for killing Rouzie, received slight
flesh wound from some one in ambush,
while passing through the west.end of the
county short time since.
SHEPHERDsvILLE April 16.-John Ora
ham, brakeman on the Louisville anG
Nashville Railroad, was run over and
killed here yesterday. The remains were
taken to Louisville.
EMINENcE. April 16.-Mr. Richard Hulett
of this county, left to the Midway Orphan
School and the Bible College of the Ken
lucky University each $1,000.
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
TIE NEW oPERA-HoIraE.

THE NEW oPERA-HorsE.
Special 10 the Star
NEW York, April 16.-Among the addi-
tional subscriptions to the new Opera-house
fund, are the following for $40, 900 each re-
ceived by James A. Roosevelt, No. 80 Pine
street; John Jacob Astor, James R. Keene,
George R. Fearing, James Gordon Bennett,
c. K. Garrison and G. G. Clark.
IN ADVANCE OF THE SEASON.
A mans clothes were found in st. Nicho-
las avenue yesterday morning. Shirt. un-
dershirt, boots, and even socks were there,
and the discovery puzzled the police ex.
ceedingly till late in the day drunken
man was found running about naked in
the vicinity. The clothes were his.
FREsoo PAINTERS DEMANDS.
The fresco painters OF New York have
succeeded in obtaining from all employers
except one firm an advance to So so for {
days labor Of nine hours.
BILLPosTER's BAIL.
The bail of John Kenny, the billposter
who shot Deputy Sheriff Martin Dvyer or
April 9th, was fixed at 5000 yesterday by
Judge Cooke. The amount was not furn
ished.
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Terrible Crime of a Chinaman. i.
ational Associated Press to the Star.


SAN Francisco, April 16.-The popular
\ ,eling against the Chinese is intensified by
ne discovery of murder that, for cold
looded deliberation. is scarcely equaled in
he annals Of crime of the Pacific slope.
The murderer is Chinaman, named All
uGng, and his victim Severance.
The body of Severance was discovered in
wood-pile near All Lungs house, and the
Jhinaman has confessed that he killed Sew
france by striking him on the head with an
TX while he was milking his cow.
All Lung placidly states that the murder
vas planned long time before and that he
nad already prepared grave for his vic
lin, in order that he might quickly and
effectively conceal his body.
The Chinaman dug the grave underneath
the spot where was located the nest OF a
setting hen. He removed the nest to dig
tie grave, and when he had buried Sever
ance he replaced it in order to more COM
pletely cover up any trace Of the crime. 1t
Is feared he will be lynched.
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compromise between $3l 900 and nothing.
In the Senate Strongs bill to adjust the
claims of the State against the General
Government, and Chapman's bill for the
relief of disabled firemen in second grade
cities OF the first class, passed.
The Senate then began voting separately
on the question OF consenting to the Pond
bill nominations Of the Governor.
The Trustees we're confirmed for the I'm
becile Asylum, Newburg Asylum, Central
Asylum, Athens Asylum, Blind Asylum,
and the Deaf and Dumb Institution.
An adjournment at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning is positive.
The Committee on Sailors and Soldiers
Home are still wrangling over Grosyenor'l
appointment.
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SPORTING SPARKS.
International Billiards. .SlOssOn Com.
plains of iii Treatment.
Races ut Newmarket
To-day, Etc.
sLossoN DID NOT HAVE FAIR PLAY.

sLossoN DID NOT HAVE FAIR PLAY.
Special to the Star.
New YORK. April 16.-Mr: L. E. Slosson
has received letter from his brother,
George. In it George complains that Wig
naux does not show him much courtesy.
He says, Also that he had to pay 1000
francs to secure a hall to practice in and a
franc an ur for gas II asked Vignaux. +"
Slosson writes, ITO allow me something for
expenses, as it was he who put the game
off from time to time. He re-
piled that no American should get
anything from him; that he had me here,
and would put me TO all the expense pos
sible. AL. Smith is here, and he and sew
eral others think so we'll of my play that
they have made up purse OF $4,000
which they have offered to the Vignaux
party, even up Vignauxs great backing
comes from the Jockey Club" Vignaux
is common soldier of the line, and it was
necessary for the members of the Jockey
club to sign a petition to enable him to 60
from Toulouse to play the match.
BASEBALL.
National Associated Press to the Star.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 16-George
Wright has announced his determination
not to play ball this season, and Peters, the
substitute short-stop, will report here at
once.
CHICAGO, April 18.-Chicagos, 13; Du.
buques, 2 Seven innings.
PROVIDENCE WALK.
Providence, April 16.-But nine men
appeared on the track to-day in the seventy
two hour go-as-you please race. Fitzgerald,
Hartman and Hourihan having taken back
seats. The latter had good show to win
if he had been less hasty and saved some Of
his strength for the two closing days. Vint
crept up to the fourth place, and Cox took
second position, both running very rapidly.
INTERNATIONAL BILLIARDS.
PARIS, April l6-The International Bill
lard Match close here last night Score
Vignaux, 1000; Slosson, 3,117. Grandav-
erage by Vignaux, 80; by Slosson, 81 9-25.
Time of game 3h. 36m.
Slosson is pressing Vignaux to play him
another game on similar terms as the one
Just concluded. Vignaux has asked time
to consider the proposition, but will prob
ably decline, as Slosson's run of l, 1873 points
last night rather astonished him.
NEW MARKET RACE TO-DAY
LONDON, April 16.-The New Market In
ternational handicap race for all ages, dis
tance one mile, two furlongs and seventy
three yards, was run to-day at the New
Market Craven Meeting, and was won by
Fashion, with Gil Bias second, Clementins
third,
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WASHINGTON.
.cklen Virtually Retires From
Congress.
l.OnrOe Doctrine Laid Away for
the Session.


SS,cial to the Star.
THE SUBJECT TO BE DROPPED.
WARRINGTON, April 16.-General Single
a says that upon General Kings return
)m Louisiana the Inter-oceanic Canal
mmittee will indorse the Monroe Doc
ne and drop the subject for the re.
Under OF the session.
AcKLEN VIRTUALLY RETIREs.
Several prominent Democratic members
Y that Acklen's continued absence is vir.
ally retirement from Congress, and
: az he will not return at all during the
mainder of his term. The Judiciary
lmmittee intimated to him that he had
tier take this course.
GENERAL LAFAYETTE's PORTRAIT.
At the suggestion of Ex-Speaker Win.
arop, Garfield to-day introduced resolu.
on to provide means for the preservation
Schaefer's portrait of Lafayette, which
angs in the hall OF the House and which
as begun to scale. This is one of the most
aluable paintings in the Capitol.
T1LDEN ABOUT TO PULL OFF.
ational Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Evening
tar prints the following telegram from
Washington to Philadelphia paper, stat
,g that Tilden had prepared letter to be
to the coming State Convention
, New York announcing his withdrawal
ON the Presidential race was the topic OF
,me discussion at the Capitol to-day.
Supt Fletcher, OF the House Document
oom, gave Speaker Randall as authority
Or denial of the report; but, as there are
theirs likely to be we'll posted, If there is
ruth in it, a Star reporter made inquiries
mong members of Congress from New
'ork, and found the prevailing opinion
Ias that Tilden intends to Withdraw.
Some Of these Congressman are on excel
INT terms with Tilden. One prominent
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adopted urging the Importance of very
strict observance of civil service reform, de-
nouncing the Democrats for their recent
acts in Maine and commencing the admin
istratio1 of Hayes The delegation to Chi
cago are not instructed, but commend the
nomination of Senator Edmunds.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
Pontiac, ILL. April 16-The Livingston
County Republican Convention held here
yesterday nominated L. L. Payson for Con-
gress and instructed its delegates to sup
port Congressman for Governor. Pres
dentially they are uninstructed The Con-
vention stood SO for Blaine and 26 for
Grant.
HEWITT BELIEVES THE RUMoR.
New YORK, April lex Congressman
Abram s, Hewitt, on having his attention
called to telegram in which it was averred
that Mr.. Tilden had written letter to be
| read in the Syracuse Convention. with
| drawing as candidate for the Presidency,
said he had no knowledge of any such let
ter, but should not be surprised if reports
of the existence of such a paper should
| prove to be true.
Mr.. Hewitt had not seen Tiden in sl
weeks, but had been of the opinion tina
Tilden could not be induced to run. Til
denis intellect is unimpaired, when las
seen, but any great excitement might b
injurious to him. Hewitt is elected dele
gate to the Syracuse Convention, but say
il he goes he will go untrammeled.
| ANTI-TILDEN DELEGATES.
| New YORK, April l6.-Under the rule o.
Tammany Hall Anti-Tilden delegates were
elected last night to the Convention in Sy'
| racuse.
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A PERFORMANCE IN TEXAS TO-DAY.
Railroad Rum bling.
THE CANADA PACIFIC.

National Associated Press to the Star.
OTTAWA, CANADA, April 16.-Sir Charles
Tupper brought down his Canada Pacific
Railway resolutions last night. He esti-
mates the cost of the road, including its
equipment. from Fort Williams through to
British Colombia at $65000, 600. The fur
ther extensisn of the road from Fort Will
iams to the Province of Ontario, where it
could connect with the present system of
roads, would cost $24,00O,O0 The latter
part, however, will be deferred for some
years.
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BRITISH MERCANTILE VISITORS.


National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, April 16-A large number
of British merchants have recently come
to this country for the purr ose of person
ally inspecting our sources Of grain supply
and extending their connections here. AT
least a dozen of them are among the visi-
tors to the produce exchange to-day.
STEAMER PARA DISABLED.
The steamer Sianto from the Mediter-
ranean, arrived here Yesterday and brought
the passengers of the steamer City of Para,
bound from Rio Janeiro for New York.
She reports having fallen in with. the City
of Para April 9th, with broken shaft.
The disabled vessel needed no assistance.
VERDICT AGAINST BANK.
Henry Clews & Go. have recovered ver-
dict for $3.50 against the Bank Sf New
York on genuinely certified but altered
check, which had been pronounced goot
by the certifcation of the teller in tn,
bank
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Susan Runnell, married woman iv.
ing on the banks just west OF Millcreek,
while carrying dinner to her husband to.
day died suddenly in front OF the Western
Hotel, corney of Front and Ramsay streets.
The Coroner was notified.
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The case Of John Cunningham against
the Little Miami Railroad for $4,000 tor
injuries, was begun yesterday before Judge
in the Common Pleas Court
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Horrible Accident at Ire mont.
pecia1 N the Star

,pecial 10 the Star.
FREMONT, O., April 16-To-day at one
'cock p. m., Michael Carroll, boy sixteen
ears old, an employe at A. D. Noble's lime
lin. was working on top of the furnace
hen the stones beneath him gave way,
hrowing him into the burning pit. 1t was
early thirty minutes before he could be
,ken out. His clothing was burned en-
rely off, and all that was left of the body
as charred mass
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Enjoying Themselves.

Special TO the Star.
ATLANTA, GA, April 16.-The Cincinnati
exursion, numbering one hundred and
fifty, reached here at noon yesterday, and
last night enjoyed banquet and addresses
of welcome.
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A Brute,s Crime at Toledo.

,aiaional Associated Press to the Star.
( TOLEDO, April 16-A colored man named
David Wilson was arrested last night,
iharged with outraging the fourteen year
I'D daughter of Stephen Jones, colored
ieighbor living east of this city, Yesterday
:fternoon. The girl will probably die.
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Mr.. John Grossius has just returned
from st. Louis, where several of the sing
ing societies gave him serenade. Next
week Mr.. Grossius goes to the Hot Springs
to recuperate his health.
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One of Uncle John Robinson's Circus
wagons broke down yesterday on Eighth
street, near the Southern Railroad track.
The driver had narrow escape.
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POLITICAL.
SHERMAN A NUCLEUS.

SHERMAN NUCLEUS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YoRK, April 16.-Ex Senator Hen
derson, of Missouri, is still in the city. His
speech before the Sherman Club, which lie
delivered on Monday night, has not created
any great amount of enthusiasm. A re-
porter met him last mig int at the Brunswick
Hotel, and asked him ii he was so devoted
to Sherman that he preferred him to all
other candidates except Grant, NO" said
the distinguished ex-senator, "butIto make
a successful opposition, there must always
be a nucleus. Sherman affords one to
those members of the Republican party,
who cannot and will not support Grant"
GRANT MASS MEETING AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April l6-The first mass meet
ing of the Presidential campaign was held
last night by the friends Of General Grant
in the New Central Music Hall, and was
the largest political meeting held in Chi
csgo for many a day. Thousands went
away unable to get in, and tine hall re-
mained packed almost to suffocation all
evening. A large number of ladies occu-
pied reserved seats. Speeches were made
by Senator Logan, Hon. E. A. Storrs,
Leonard Swett, Stephen A. Douglass Jr.,
and others. Robert Lincoln, son of the Ex-
President, was Chairman.
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.
WORCESTER, MASS, April 16.-At the Re.
publican Convention the following were
elected delegates at large: Hon. George F.
Hoar, Charles R. Goldman. John e. Sand
ford, Julius H. Seely. Resolutions were
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Fire at FindIaV,

National Associated Press to the stsr.
FINDLAY, O., April ia fire here last
night inflicted losses as follows: Glib on &
Reed, $4,000; Mrs W. L. Davis, $500; John
Lockabigh, $500; General Walker 5000.
Total insurance about 81, 200.
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Fourth. Edition.
THE LATEST
Death of DR.. Kenealey.

National Associated Press to the Star.
\ LONDON, April 16-Dr. Kenealey. the
Sx-Barrister, died this morning at his resi-
hence in this city.
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.HANGMAN'S HOLIDAY.
DOUBLE SHUTTLE IN MISSOURI,

DOUBLE SHUTTLE IN MISSOURI.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, April 16.-To-day is the day
fixed by law for the execution of Jake
Muldrow and Nathan Faucet both col
ored, at Mexico, Mo. A special from there
this morning states that the scaffold upon
which they will hang is all in readiness,
being the same one on which Kilgore was
executed a few weeks ago. The men have
all along taken the matter very coolly and
last night expressed themselves ready tc
meet their fate. They have both embraced
the Catholic religion, and were both at
tended by priests last night, who encour
aged them to face death without fear. They
were sentenced to be hanged April I'd, but
through special efforts received respite
until to-day.
Four prisoners, Muldrow, Faucet, Joe
Hicks and Emma Prilly, all colored but
the women, were indicted and tried for the
murder of Octave Inflow, in the eastern
suburbs Of Mexico, on Tuesday night, Sep
tember 30th. 1879. The two former were
convicted of murder in the first degree,
Hicks was acquitted, and the jury failed to
agree as to the woman's guilt
This execution, like that of Kilgore, will
be public, and great crowds are pouring in
this morning to witness the horrid spec
tscle.
PERFORMANCE IN TEXAS TODAY
MARSHALL, April 16.-William Walker,
colored, is to be hanged this afternoon at
Calvert Robertson County, for the murder
of Major Munroe. The preparations are all
complete, and as the execution will be held
in public, many people, principally colored,
are focking in to see it. Calvert is on the
Houston & Texas Central Railroad, some
$50 miles southwest of this city.
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Fatal storm at Nashville.

\ NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 16.-The house
ccup pied by Jack Teake, colored, at Brent
good, Williamson County, ten miles from
his city, was blown down by storm this
aorning killing three-year-old child and
lowing two others into an adjoining field.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND ) THIS EVENING.
And'Last Night but Two of the
II O U R i . II 8

Pullm an Palace Car,
The Most Talented Comedy Musical Organization
in the World.
Last Tourists Matinee Saturday att p. m.
Farewell appearance of the Tourists Sunday
Night, April IS.
Seats at Hawey's or Box Office of the Theater.
Monday, April 19-Dllon-B Blaisdel Com bination.
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AMERICAN CHINA DINNER SETS,
1873 PIECES COMPLETE FOR slS, AT
K OCH & BRAUN NSTEIN'S
NEW CHINA STORE,
No. 100 w. 5th st., Doors West Of Elm.

shapes those French Cna have the
weight fnh difference No
charge for packing orders from distance.