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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-21
FOR ILE--
LIVER, LUNGS, STOMACH, SPLEEN
BACK AND KIDNEYS.


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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-21

/, LOUISVILLE, KY, May S.--A Clarks-
vile special to Courier Journal says
that considerable excitement was caus-
ID Yesterday by the Judgment in the
oyi Jovi Jail of Dan Lyle, (colored,)
his wife and a negro woman named Su,
san Thlley 1t seems that Dan and
NJ yife, Who have resided in civil dis
trict No. 10, in this county, for some
time, where they have been considered
quiet and inoffensive people of good
character, frugal aud industrious,
had, it seems, recently become imbued
with emotional religion, which Dan
has permitted to unseat his reason I'M
til he is a perfect monomaniac upon
tie subject. He has asserted that he
vas, the Savior, his wife the Virgin
Mary aud Susan Talley, who lives with
thonL o prophecies. In his zeal he
has on divers occasions appeared at
places Of worship both for white and
black people and insisted upon playing
his part as q preacher, to the great dis
gust Of all present Yesterday con
stables Of district ten procured war
rant for his arrest upon charge of
disturbing public worship, and went to
his house to- execute the same. Dan
resisted furiously, and assaulted oon-
stable Sanders with an AK. Constable
Rowley, III order to save the life OF
Sanders fred three shots at Lyle, one
of which took eHece in his right breast
and another in the groih Lyle then
r>Spfilea to his house and barricaded
the windows aud doors. Sheriff Mos
ley was sent for, and Immediately
went to the scene of action, accompar
MED by policeman Morrison of this
place. Upon his arrival, Lyle imme-
diatelyt surrendered. Upon entering
the house the officers were at
tackled by a smell of putrid human
flesh, and on making search found two
of Lyle's children dead with their
necks broken. From the appearance
of the bodies, decomposition having
eommenced, they must have been dead
some time.
A coroner's jury was summoned, and
a verdict that the children came to
their death by violence. Parties from
the neighborhood say that their i'm
preston is that the murder was insti-
gated by the Virgin Mary and the
prophecies, who have both welded a
strong influence over Lyle, and that he
did the killing to relieve the women Of
the care of the children, believing that
for the occasion he was Herod.
Lyle's wounds are very painful, bu,
are not considered mortal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-21

WATcHM AKER.- J. Requa wishes TO
INFORM the people Of this place and vicinity
that he is located next to Geo. Glass boot
and ST Jtore, on Main street, and is pre-
pared to DIP all work in the line of jewelry
Matchmaking He is "a first class work man,
and would solicit portion of the public
patronage. He is direct from the East, and
can give the best of references. Give him a
call S9-tf
, 1880-03-08


ln"fans new ar1httlon OF Individual owner
sup a.'' 1an'!y cn'nIatlon. Ihcs VIII ccaso
10 oueCohhllfllsta' mil they VIII transfer their
p''ae' atnottoli' MIL energy from lilo tflbe TO
tilo tam'iy. 1t VII! geeoA,o apparent 10 tle
om'ee Chle's that t''o bcst interests oi t!'elf
"uSp1'te "ehallu nstchtlou ~ Wal''Mial
tH'asess''h'S' a''a ~ INC so"'lK 1"t,n !'at H'e
''ipto'e'''ene o1 tnear 'ash's VIII leaa 10
s.ea1er comfort a'ln 'nppl1'ess t''an t'le OK
, 1880-03-08

Cor. ItanEnr 3. DDroI.As, ton nf Tho Into
Stephcn J., 4; lM,gtos. and ,inw Untted stat.:
curry South Cnrnlina, F!urfdt,. I.oitsllnn, anil
virginia, II nominated. lie thlnIrs urhnt will
secure II tt'nlnrty Of the sferTntt@ frsyn North
Curt'lina to tho ChEchEo Convention.
This talk a',oMt Gen. Grant, or any other
Republican candidate, carrying my Southern
Statc, is the sllccrest BUSH. 1t would Ee less
ridiculous fur Democratic ofI!ccho1tter III
assert TINT Tiltlen can carry 1nwn, Kansns,
Michigan, aud Illinois. 'rhe wito1o election
machinery III the Sn,tth Is In tho hands Of
Tic Confederate bulldnzcrs. They appoint
tho Judges Of the elections. count TIC votes
and canvass them. anil nEako any returns
they please. Who supposcs that The poor,
ttmtt), ignorant negroes nre going 10 inter-
fore successfully With tho forcorlaEncd count
Of the Confetlrrntes? It will cost tho Denlo-
Gratis less eiT0rt to curry tho entire sixteen
Southern Statcs than It will 10 sayo 1ntlfann
alone from fnttfng Into tho tlan,ls Of Tic 1.a-
plblicnns. The S0uttl IL "snlid" fur tic
nominee VI tho Cincinnati Convention, II
matters not whom l.n nlay be. Thnt tnucl,
May ho set down MS certnin. Force, frautl,
shotgun, possession, nnd organization have
done their work in tic South. and tho bucks
nrc wiped out rs n political factor. Tho Re-
p,lblicans must elect thcir candidate by
Northern votes alone; nil talk tn tho cotl-
trnry N idle and nonsrnstcal. So fnr us car
rylng Southern States Is concerned, ono 1sc-
publican cnntlitlate Ia Just rs good III another.
Any ono will get exactly tho snt,tc number of
Southern Electoral votes, a,,d tint Is nufe,-
no, not onr9
, 1880-03-08
magn!hod for n tlrrosc. nnd then left to perish

magn!hod for n tlrrosc. nnd then left to perish
hy thblr nlthors.
THE TRIBUNE hns no regrets for ita course In
1s76; under tho same condition nj circumstances
1t would now h'.vu tho sutnc attv!cr 10 Offer tho
purity, with n vtrw nf securing Bucccss by tho
election af tta cnnll,lnte.
Tint tlt9tn Is II widespread and ttenp- rnntrl
objection to tho l,nn,1natlon Nf Gtn. 0rnnt to n
third term. Is evident tun1l mon. Ta lbjcctiou
II largely dun to thu prrcuticnt sot by WushInG.
ton ayninst n tiairtt term. hut, It tho country
could haye M nssurnnce TINT Cen. Qrnnt, II
nHntn elected, w1l1l,1 bo wholly FREQ from tho
patrnnfzinR euro, the ot1ci0s organism, mud tho
general prhprietbrshfp of tho personal slrround-
tngs which did 10 mitch 10 tltgrnap and h,,ntl-
Ate hts eccond term Of Administration, tlie pull
lie would 400 less objection to hls cnndttncy,
despite tho outcry ngainst third tcrtn,whlefi,
however, Is moro sentimental tEnn substantial
In our Judgment thnn It Ia perhaps In tho
Judgment Ut ntl,urs.
The Republican imrty, in ono view, stands be-
tween tic Dest ftitcreats Of tho county md
THUR serious tlnmnge or destruction. Upon It's
SUCCESS ut tho cunning election wilt depend tho
preservation IT everything that wns nccorn-
pllshcd by the Wnr for tho Union md Freedom.
This journal, therefore, has at t1cart tho SUCCESS
Ut thu Republican purity FAR more than II Inns
tho personal compliment to my particular poll
tican for tho nomination. Tho rnrty has mot
rpachcti TINT pt,sltign when fta etolco Ia ncccssn-
rlly limited to my one Ur two men. Besides
Grnnt, md llsatne, and Sherman. WHO arc moro
or less ntitnxunfzy, 1t Gin choose Wushburnc, or
Window. or Eimutlds, agnlilst wl,d1n envy, or
mnlicG, Or popular distrtst has had 10 word to
sAy or doubt " cxprcss.
, 1880-03-08

Noono Of ordinary sensibil1ty can lave read
In THE Tn1nuSE Of Saturday the accounts
OF tho cruelties to Mntuinls prnctlced at tho
Stock-fards without feeling Mt the very sug-
gestton cordial hatred Of the tl,tlrU class en-
gagged III them, lutn special anil nctiyo al!l-
lnusity against thu lnaM wllo, rs State Agent,
lsas tulerate.l them. II Is needless to recount
ttlu horrors of torturlng tile dumb ailt l!elt,-
less beasts beyond tito necessities of tho
slaughtcr-pons. Tho poInt in tic case is tint
Gov. Clllnln llnlnes and tile State supports Il
man for tho express purpose OF protecting
tho anImals agn(nst the unnecessary crucltics
OF the b'ttchcry, mil that this person has been
In the l'alit OF driving his pay md closing
his eyes to tho tendfsll rrncttcrs that havo
become habitual. III a single day
TIlE 'TnlnUSE's reporter saw enough
hurrors to slckcn tue heart OF the
most 0lNlurato mail, null To I'LL tllree
columns with MI account thereof; yet
this Slate Agent llhs mt reported II single
case OF cruelty fur prosecution under tic
Inv, nor would llo have done so during his
md Gov. Crliom's term of otflce had It not
been for TIE TuInUSl:'s exlmsure. IIu
should have no further opportunity Tor
neE@ccting his duty, but bc sum1narily Dis
missed for nIl Indifference which Is disgrace
fnl to himself and to the Administration
which lie represents. The animals have s,,t-
fcrcd more, Ms lnnttcr of fact, by reason of
the existence of such II Stato Agent than II
there had been no such person; for, Ind It
not been supposed that the slaugllter-llouses
were carefully watched, the Society for tito
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals wousl
, 1880-03-08

IT Is expected that tho Monroe doctrine
will come to tho front this week in Washing.
ton through the presentation Of the House
Committees resolutions and message from
tho President, both taking tho ground that
the Unite1 States cnnnot permit n foreign
mutton to construct and on cH,te sl,fp-cann
ncross the 1stht1us which ronnects North
and South America. 4 Washington journal
reSiyes In more specific form tho story Of
Secretnry Eyarts' personal Interest III the
canal project, alleging TINT he Is Interested
In the Ianamn 1sailrond. and Tint NJ, urrange-
ncnt Inns been perfected whereby tho Dc
1.csseps canal corporation Is to buy out tho
railroad company at Il flguro several millions
III excess of the real value Of tho railroad
property,
, 1880-03-08

MA1iV1S OAMrl.E1.I., OllH OF tho most prom
tnent and successful businessmen III Northern
1ndinun, aud M aotivu Republican,, writes to
tho South bend Register Mt ,so1no length, stating
Ills rrasons for being opposed to tho nonllna-
ton OF Gen, Grant Tor a third term. One para
gruph Of the utter IL as follows;
Precedent forms great controlling r,llo Of
Rgtton In our country. ono much more saersdly
Ahurctl to when right, md much moro teIEA-
clousIy urged when WRONG, thnn 1nnny Of our
written laws. ThGre never hAg been a ctlso
Whbru II nan hns been President three tlne8. it
requires NJ vivid imagination to conceive ot
casss r. TIC future whun M 9rportunity for nn
chuir might work dsast0r, II not ruin, to tho
country, md I'M not surprised when lind tl,at
neMrly all with whom ! tnlk look uptln the pnat
slim, and say. "Nu; as strong and SECURE rs wo
fcel, We will not hrcak down this t,nrrler nRtnat
monarchy. renref by our ErAnlfnthers, strength.
ened by our fathers, R protected by our elder
hrnthern wD Will not risk It. AZ II simple matter
6f caution. It tor no Othor rcason." Nut thuro
arO other r1AsOtIR.
, 1880-03-08

A LETTER from st. Petersburg, t1o,e,1 T.,
70. to tho rnrs Temps, snys tint The ms. w. w
cctrea from tho lntorlor Of tho Empire Is hr,rs.
tsna1mS, tn nns,at'n Famine a and rht,or,n nse ccmas
Ktcf, which annuity export enormous o,,aSm "sa
Ties Vi grain, scarcely h,.d my crop nj MI ...
yoar. Tho calamity Ia aggravated by thu ras. las.
1f fMtlcr FOR tho cnttle. lilo pca.an,, b,I.* s.t
forced to soil them Mt my price. In Tho * cs%*1
castts tho famlilo Is still greater. IJero naoni.
nrp committing suicide, selling thoir cbI,I,sn
and taking otl,or extreme measures to s,ny" ~
starvation. Tho Government aud nttra.. ~
chnrty aru doing tholr utmost to alIeylu,o ,ts
suffering. w
, 1880-03-08

us snlu ulHL HeBOtlhtl0nS Afe Ill progress
To convene another European Congress for
settling certain vGxcd questions tn which the
Berlin Trenty has given risu. The time il
short sfnco tic united wisdom Of Europe, Mt
Berlin, pronounced thu Eastern question per-
munently arranged, hut 1t has becii sufficient
to show tllat tho treaty simply paved tho wny
for, and Inns been instrumental In producing,
new and grave complications, which may re-
open the subject Of Eastern airAirs ut any
moment, III fact, now t1lat tho NATURAL re-
suits Of thu treaty begin to bo realized nl9l
moro clearly understood, 1t Is not unreusoll-
ablo 10 believe TINT Its various requirements
were framed By allo or moro master minis
for tho covert purpose Of creating tllelisOrtler
mid f1nie1lling tho disturbance which were
the Inevitable results Of the measures adopted
Mt Berlin.
1t ~ scarcely necessary to 6ny that Bls-
Marck directed nnl cOntrullctl the llegotin-
ttons. Without his assent none OF the re-
ltllrcmcllts Of the treaty could layo been
adopted. 1le was tho author Ut Its most inl-
portant features,-althougI tho rcprcsentn-
tiYes of England. FRANCE, alst Nussin allcd
lin by propositions which, rs ttlu sequel ias
shown, were well calculated to tncrcnso tho
number Of difficulties left as u legucy by tho
Congress. To N's,narck wns tlMe the ccssion
to Anstria Of l1osnfn, Herzegovina, and Noyl-
Baznr, thus creating MI antagonEsln much
desired by him between Russia and Austria.
He also IL responsible for the proposed rail-
road connections between tho lattcr and
Servia anti Rounanfa, which Austrin l,aa
Of late so yclle,nently insisted on, ai,d which
lnny ut my moment cause trouble. Lord
DcncolsiIcld alone Gun cla!ul credit for tic
, 1880-03-08

TIE abnence Of snow anil the alienation
Of warm days with freezing nights llaya
greatly damaged the win.er-whcat plant In
many Of the northern MD western portions
Of Wisconsin, ard In numerous cases the
farmers will plow In tho injured crop and
SOW tho ground With SpriuE wheat,
, 1880-03-08

TIE services uf Senator Teller aro impcr-
atlveIy cnllcd fur In Colorado. There bas iHen
a lund.sliae IN tlat btnte, md tho thtrl.teHn
boom has been buried trltlor nbout thirty fath-
oius Of hillsilo. Witness tho sudden conversion
Of all tho Dot,Ncr purcrs, which but a few days
ago wcre ctH1npruus for tho Senatorial Hynd!"
cntof8 cpntdutc,'
, 1880-03-08

MEss1ts. l'owElss Il WE,uIlTsrAN recently
sent cut circular to thclr customers, In which
thoy said: 'Our Inability to supply nit tho quinn
and clachon!lia ordered 'oblEgcs us 10 diyIl6
tho quantity wo Gun sparc from day to day; and
this will have to b0 tnvoiced at thu pricc whon
tho oEslcr IL rcc0tyet irrespective Ut tho date Of
tho letter ordering" Thu ,proscnt prlco Of their
qulnIne In tho innrket ID about $3.50 An ounce,
while tho imrortoA Qstllno, said to 10 OF equally
g''0d quality, can be bought fur about fa.1 an
onnce. Thu difference In rates Ia alleged to ho
duo TO tho fuct that Powers 4 Wcghtmnn hay0
acquired u reputation which cnablcs them to
charge "fnncya' rrtces. Now, II 4his firm can
ohtM!n rs cuuts IN Uunc0 moro thau tho French
quinEno IL sold fur, aud II, as they unnouucu,
they still tlll 1t difficult to dill NIL tue users they
receive, on what groil,d can they pretend that
they Rrv iu need Of "protnction"P
, 1880-03-08

The Mobile lAla.l Register las ''informa-
ton OF q worry grave character" It ia u tho
etreot th4t u formidable comb!nhtion'ef dsccn-
backess aud Republicans b organizing against
tho l)cMoefatie party aid TINT, unless the latter
purity gn sscndiIy and systematically ut work, 1t
is not Improbable that North Alabama may not
~ 1t did In 1877, when Col. Noru.lon WIS do
6tato. Tho lft1fster remarks ou this;
VaFy few tmuRlnol ptght years uKo that Ala-
1ana, with All 2r hes white vGto pl!go more a!,-
eumt0s<d a'aloat siAtrriu aJ MacIs. to Eet pos.
session Of tho State Government. Yet such was
the fact; and such fnuy 10 thn fact lNain Ii va
so1!ni ambition to overweight our rrKarl for The
public veal, -
, 1880-03-08

UCF"Hn HN[E{tCY III WHICH HD tnuEn lEn-
portalcu Inns hcon attached, lluso probably no
other Significance that1 tlrsly OF hts pnrt to
Induce aernlau public olnion to consent 10
tile Increase. Even without t1iis proposed
addition to its military strength, Germany
Inns to-day II fnrcv ample III numbers, com-
hiEled with Its perfect organization anil
efficiency, to meet any present emergency.
Tho increase Is sanctioned By precedent, cor-
responds fully with tho present Gorlna1l
military law, md was to bo expected. Wa
canilot believe that It Indicates any iumctti-
nte prospect of war. 1t Is mitch more prob
able tllnt bismarck desires to maintain, by
this {ncrcnse, Ills present nscetlcncy III
Europe. SO TINT by diplomacy, alltl tho over
wllclmlng strength of tie German, armies, ho
may settle NIL European lucattons as his
schemes for tho Interest Ut Germany may
dictate.
Tho Treaty Of Berlin, ot which ho Is tho
author. gives evidence TINT 1t wns framed to
aifori him m opportunity to carry out his
two inost important designs remaining to bo
accomplished. They arp tic recovery OF tlo
German States fran Austria and Of the Ger
lnan Baltic provinces from Kussia. Tho
accomplishment Of these two plans, so mucl.
cherished by 1lm, will probably determine
tllo question whether tiers Is To DO war IL,
Europe, 1t will also fix the time when war
MAY bo expected. Thu tralfsfer to Germany
of Alistria's German States will probably bo
the natural result Of tho measures which
tho trpaty sanctioned. The prosecution OF
Austrfn's Interests In tho Balkan Peninsula,
guaranteed to her by. tho treaty, will nrouso
tho Jealousy Of llussIn. 1t will tltcfte her to
, 1880-03-08

THE Rhode Island Republican Cauycnttau
will bu the mkt to meet, Conventions haga
nlready been called rs follows:
Republican,. Democratic. Cretni,dtk.
X l., March ls. dnwil, April Pa, ofarch .
Tex, MnTGliA. TGxA9, April 90.
KY, April II. KM1,suB, May n.
ltWa, April IA. Illinois, Mny -,
Oru., April Il. Ky., juno II.
n. j., btMy Q.
Now, hlny II.
Fla, Mny ".
Mich, htny Il.
Illinois, btny 10.
, 1880-03-08

A CURIOUS case Of breacli.of-promfso l,ns
occurred In Indiana. The parties arc col
ored people, ind tile plalntltf lays his DAM
ages Mt tho very moderate figure of $40, this
being the sum which le 1lado over unto Ills
dusky inamorata upon her promising to be-
come his wife. She llas kept tho money, hut
not her promise, and tho nction Mt law is
brought to require her to surrender tho most
valuable part Of the onstcration-y!z.; the
, 1880-03-08

Ir Con. Grant Should bo renomlnatetl and
rotloctcti, tho polltica! fortunes Of tho Senato
qlladrtlatcrnl grunp would be, evctlass!ueV
made: hut tho country IL not in tho mood to 10
diotatod to by senatarjal clique.
, 1880-03-08

TuE Richmond Su,tc hopes Judge Flollmay
lie nominated fur President by the Cincinnati
Convention. Nuxt to Ti.don, tho Republican
press would prefer Flpld. Ills opinions on thu
negro Jurprs' c.lso ant tho PaclEo ltAilrpad
funding ncts would lust through two campatYts'
Lot III hnye Field in 1ys0; also in 1884.
, 1880-03-08

TnE CH1cA1o 1RtnuHR flas established branch
nfecs for tho receipt OF subscriptions and vevtiee
uients as folsoWf!
NEW YosK-Noom 2 Tribune building. +. r. Nc
9ADDKx Manager.
GLASGOW, Bcotnnd-Al1an's American Eews
Agency. 31 nent1ed-st.
LONDON, EnE.-Anicr!cnn Exchange, ~ Htrana.
T1ENHY +. GILLtn, ARcnt.
WAHulN01ON. D. C.-l310 F etrcet.
, 1880-03-08

SECRETARY EvAlrrs IL shld to bo mich
disgr1lntlcd because n0l.ody hlts started II htom
for him. II ho had attnnded strictly to business
during tho last thrco yearu, ho might DO thpuRhs
OF now as public sorrnnt, and not lleroly a.
sllcccHsful Now York lawyer,
, 1880-03-08

ANOTHER Royal marriage las been mr.
ranged for In Europe, Tho Archuluke TO
tolpll OF Austrln n7ul tic Princess Steplinnto
Ctothllde Of Belgium are the n!llanced par-
, 1880-03-08

JOEL. PARKER says there's ono hope foe
tho salvation Of :ho Democratic party, aAa
that's tho nollatlop OF J. +. fur tho Presidency.
Iools too modest by hnlt. Ifc shuuId havo sala
tho country was crying for him.
, 1880-03-08

crlsrd tic imrroprlety Of sl,cll conrsc, and
tho result IS llkrly to be Il rcl,uko of tho
Appropriations Committee by the defeat Of
tito resolution III tho Sennte.
, 1880-03-08

tiov. LONG, Of Massachusetts, says that, In
bis Judgment, It Ia very doubtful whcthqr Ms.
niaiue Or Con. GrAnt could carry tho 6tato next
tall, ii nominated. Tloro are pretty strong IN
dtcatons Of y great change In sentiment In Mas.
suchusetts within few weeks past. Ex.Goy,
, 1880-03-08

lrrTI.E IuTllILL Mnrtgagcd tho wEo!o
Wcat Bdo to the third-ter1n boom at tue raeIno
lfDtet meeting, but It now appeurS ho had NJ y.
rawot. attorney. Lttt1o Tuttlo shouoas
crowd m
, 1880-03-08

THE Wisconsin Legislature Inns agreed to
quit law-making aid retire to private pur-
sults q week from today.

BEING Interviewed on the subject at Fort
Wayne, Ind, N[rs. Hicks. Lori denies that
she ls going to marry Charles O'Cnllor. She
is fond Of him MS lawyer; nothtng more.
, 1880-03-08

their clloico for tho nomination, l,e wilt nj
course b, ns free 10 nccept their support a,st
thoir nomination as le waultl be II t'ci.
Orant had never been 1,nll,c. for n third term
Of tile often.
, 1880-03-08

nun; but ho didn't do halr rs much for tho Coils
fcioE,loy rs Joh Davis did. It would DO ttngrato-
ful for tho Confederate majority to give Fla
John back pay whilo Jctr lnngutshus III obsclrlt3
at Iltnuyof.
, 1880-03-08

WHEN politicians like Davo Clark and l.
Fl. nishee 90 Into tue Hlaine movement, thoJ
moan business IN tho West Side. Cttl. 0etrses
II. DaVts would bottor oolne home aud lnspees
lila fences RHalu.
, 1880-03-08

Tbegtns to look now rs IL "the boom II
Illinois would speedily go Into tho nnehole. aaa
draw tho hole In after It.
, 1880-03-08

DoS and 1los Should seiid trusty agent
tntn Michigan ut once. Tho Detroit hst add
Tribune, Znch Chandlor's old paper, IL beginning
tn boom for 1}ln1nu, ant1 1t saya tho whotu state
Is undoubtedly ina,iuod strongly iu tho sa'uo
direction.
, 1880-03-08
.AAfUSEN1 ENTS.

uaverly'a Thentrr.
Dearborn street, corner OF MonEou. Engagement Of
f7royly Cnrto's Oposn Company. "Tha Pirates Ut
0enxance."
, 1880-03-08

nfovlcker'a Tflentre.
T Madison street, bolwsou llohriDrn md State. En-
<GtRement OF the boston Theatre Company. "'Thn
1.-TWO Motlets,"
, 1880-03-08

Randolph street, between CInrk md In Snile. RI
rxRemcnt OF tho Alice OAtes Duriet9uo Opera Cor
trany, "GIroue- GirQua."
, 1880-03-08

Nnrt1inta Thentre.
Clark street, hctween WhahinGtun and Randolph.
""1he Lave OF Two ERllors"