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HOTEL THIEVES ARRESTED.-Henry Webb
alias Peace, and wife have been arrested i'm
chicago charged with plundering various
hotels. notably the Grand Pacific. Mr. Samuel
Turner. OF that hotel, having seen Wepb wear
ing his sleeves buttons, sent the police after
the couple, and they were captured at l6l Mad
lson street, with about $4,000 worth OF jewelry.
shawls, dresses, etc, also bunch OF keys htled
for all the principal hotels I'm Chicago where
Webb arrived few months ago from California.
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RECEIVED-An new supply of
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
A very LARGE ASSORTMENT On hand this year, in
cluding designs from all the manufacturers.
NEW BOCKS.
The Readers Hand book by Rev. e c. Brewer So 80
Oral DefCrmities by Kingsley. s.
Patent Case Index. by W PreDle. tr. .-.... 100
Schouler's Bailments, including Carriers. 6. 90
Prayers and Hymnals in cases and separately.
w. N. & q. III. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIONERs,
MARIO AS5 Pa. ave.
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The 1narketS.

BALTIMORE, April S.-Virginia sixes de
q do. past due coupons. "a; do new ten forties.
81 bid to-day. Virginia ten-forty coapons, So
BALTIMORE, April s.-Cotton duil-mddling,
llA; Flour steady and without change. Wheat,
but Pn. Sn and
lSOal "a; do. amber, l. Seal 40; No Maryland,
ap nG Msy wlnssr Fse JaSs JTRSt a3s
al ;asS July, :l6Hal. l6A AUGUST. l2S;, Corn.
s % wRe 5s do gs5 yoa an5
sssas WesteE1 mkSd n6c sP9t 90 April sS4s5o May
ealiersouthern 49a4s western White 4Sis do
mixed, 49a4l; Pennsylyania. 42ai3. Rye duh, 90.
Hay hay .n T9chsnged Provisions unchsnsed Butter
rs roll, 24a26. Eggs steady, ~ Petroleum nom
Ra soes set very du WblRr and snssr
Freghts to Ii; ;erDoc unchanged. T ReoeiptshouH.
Sasa barrels; wheat 60 500 bushels; corn. lb3 200
- 500 bnshsis corn. 4i.soO Sas5els snes. Sales
wssa NsM 2Ss S6RR SS OushslT corn sC2 g5 6ashe
5pe: E1c6anse. long. ass; short 4s7S GOVERN. GSess.
NEW YORK. April s.-Flour duh. Wheat dull
IoSI6N. ,AsPTiis il 80 p; M. S; bonds. ~
soc, 921: 9I: Illinois Central. IoSh. Pennsylvania
7 IeNRss Llsa sa n9s Great s sssss sss
second eepseis ss. Psnnsyi1ania Central, 6iH.
LIVE hPOOl, April Q, 4p M etlnL hinerlcan
sales: 3, 400 uplands low middlDy, clause April
delivery, Z 1872; April and May, B. 10 May and
June, SIG, also 1872; June and July, 7-32
July and August 1872; August aud September,
"a September and October, 10
NEW YORK MARKETS rEifs AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York day at r. m, reported by Lewis john
son Co. ~. S. per cents, l07: u. s. ~ per
aud Mississippi. 37,s Erie. Az; Alchigan Central.
92a; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 35; Lake Shore
l08H: Iron Mountain, 81; st. Paul, 6les !.
do. preferred. l03k Wabash. st. Louis and Pacific,
AZ; do. preferred, 6SE: Kansas and Texas. 42A.
W. y. TELEGRAPH. l06; G. @. and l. g.. is
Pacific Mail, 4lls.
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BOOKS, &c.
NOYES' DICTIONARY HOLDER.

A convenient arrangement for holding your m
wieldly dictionary, always ready for use. 1t is
made of heavy steel wire, neatly shaped and Japan
ned.
II preserves the dictionary and makes its consul
tatiOn pleasure. Price 81
For sale by
WIN. BALLANTYNE d SON,
ap5 42S 9TH street.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

LBS. CREAM CHEESE .........5 so
lbs. TOMATOES. 8 lbs. each................... so
gallons HARD CIDER R..........................50 so
cans SALMON.....-.......-.. 90
l pint bottle Virgin OLIVE OII............5O so
L bottle good WHISKY. Y...--...............-...50
/ doz. cakes large TOILET SOAP. so
l bottle BAY RUM.....................
&c boxes COFFEE ESSENCE. CE..................5 so
i pint bottle Lea Ferrin's SAUCE.,..,.5 SO
lbs. Good GREEN COFFEE. EE...........,......5S So
cans PEACHES, 3 lbs. each. so
ID. very choice IMPERIAL TEA..........50 so
10. very choice JAPAN ,,,,.......5 50
l ID. very choice OOLON4 TEA.............50
GEO. A. 0'HARE,
1913 9TH st. NV,
ap1 Between NJ and N.
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INDIANS CAPTURED.-Gen. Miles telegrapls
from Fort keogh, Montana, that the soldiers
who have been pursuing the hOstiles 200 miles
captured 1--WE warriors and 45 horses Twelve
Indians escaped. The captives say they were
sent from Sitting Bulls camp to steal stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08

HAYWARD s. HUTCHINSON,
317 Ninth street.
Bave added to their line of NANTELS, and now
show HAND PAINTED WORKby artists of we'll
established local reputation also WOOD MARBLE
IZING in new and chaste designs.
FURNACES, RANGES and CRATES.
TIN ROOFING. &c.
Give ESPECIAL attention to MODERNIZING and
TENTILATING badly COL Lstructed plumbing in
city dwellings. mar31-1stp
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Wall SlrecI IN.daH.

NEW YORK, April S.-The Posi- In its finan.-
cal article to-day SAYS: The stock exchange
markets continue active and stronger for United
States bonds In which there is general ad-
Vance or a. Railroad investments are steady
ana nlm. The stock market is feyeriSh. 10
The early dealings prices. after opening irregu-
lar declined j. 10 per cent. At the first board
prices began 10 advance and by noon had risen
'sal "a. This was followed by a decline OF A
=. and this in turn was followed by an advance
OF a'r; the market as We write being feverSh
but strong. The widest Quotations have been In
the coal shares, Iron Mountain. Wabash. Met
ropolitan and Pacific Mail The chief point OF
interest to-day is again the money market, and
call loans on stocks are renewed al per cenT
Plus the commission, ranging as high as
. OF per cent per day. which latter is
equivalent 10 5l's per cent per annum.
ON government bonds we hear OF no loans
above 6 per cent Time loans can easily be made
at sac per cent. according TO the collateral
Prime mercantile paper Is sac per ceat. and is
selling better than would be expected when
rates Tor call loans are so high. Large as is the
demand for money for trade and industrial
purposes, IL Is insufficient 10 account for the
present spasln. Excepting at Boston, money in
every part OF the country Is easily attainable az
lair rates on acceptable collateral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-InteTnal rev.
enue. S411 ,005.OI; customs. sIiS.05507.
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CUNNINGHAM, Halter, has received =
" the Spring broadway Block. New Silk
Hats q al kinds repaired 40 sth IT.. between @
and II. upAr0
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Death of Mr~. Daniel :. Dickinson.

NEw YORK, April s.-Mrs. Daniel :. DICKINSON
widow OF the late L. :. Senator died this morn
ing al 6 o'clock at the residence or her daughter
Mrs. samuel q. Courtney. at High Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08

LULL IN THE PIG-IR0N MARKET for the past
few days Is having its effect on the Pittsburg,
(Pa.) iron manufacturing interests and there is
that the talk about dullness in trade is always
expected at this season, when the time for sign
ing a new Scale.is approached.
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LITERATURE,

niar30 Gil Penn'a ave.
TRESH LITERATURE
Under the Window, by Kate Greenaway. Price 81. so
Insects Abroad. by Rev l. g. Wood 90
Nitynettes in Rhyme. 10y Austin Dobson, with
Introduction by +. C.. Stedman. ...-.-..... 200
Captain Fracasse. by TheOphile Gautier......- 90
Fosters Physiology, Sd Edition ............ 250
Doran's Annals of the Stare, Vols ......... g. so
Wit and Wisdom Of Sidney Smith. ............. LIS
Eroudes Bunyan rs
Wards Chances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .75
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
SUCCESSORS TO MoHUE Bros
apI IOl5 Pa. ave-, cor Iltb ST
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LoNDoN. April S.-Eighteen hundred pit men
OF the South lIeltOn and NurtOn collieTieS in
Durham, have struck in consequence of the re-
fusal OF the managers to put out the usual aver
age board, showing each mans earnings, as the
men have been restricting their labor for the
past fortnight. so that their earnings went
lt q Y
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DUBLIC SCHOOLS. ATTENTION

L ACADEMIES, Ate NTIONI-Dr- GODM ANS
EFNOWNED UNIV ER9ITY JUBILEE SING
FRS. at lincoln BALL, SATURDAY, April
10th. ~ T. M. Grand Family and School Matinee,
fer ORPHANS Home, La Teche. La. To accommO-
hate FHblic schools, academies, colleges, orphan
ssyIuIus and families of the District, Grand
Fan Iy and School Matinee, above General
adm ission Admits 80 cts childrex, p cts. Schools
getting tickets il lump at No. 1I03 Pa. NV.
Bradbury Piano Rooms, or Mrs. Palmer's Fancy
Store, Sd St and Pa. ay., Capitol H1 20 per cert
discount ap1-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Platt. Bruce and Paddock and Repre-
sentatives Hawley, Keifer. Clark On. J.). Ander-
son. Ryan, Carpenter, Van VoorhiS and Marsh
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GRAND JUBILEE CONCERTS
INITERSITY SINGERS OF NEW
ORLEANS

GEO. JEUNEMANN =
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN.
BETWEEN 4TH AND 9Th AND AND SITS. NE,
ap2e Washington, DC
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A RLINGTON THEATER.

ANOTHER MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT
THIS WEEK.-New Faces, New Acts, Eyeryt thing
New. Frank George in his great comedy act of an
Hour in Court" Banchman Butler. with their
Canine wonder, George. Dick Smith, in his Scream
iLg Negro act, Pooling With the Wrong Man. y
WOOdie, Fisher. Master Willie Hall, Carroll and
Wesley-all in the best bill ever given. ap6-5t+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on commerce will COM
plete the consideration OF the river and harbor
appropriation bill this week.
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SOmerhin. i'm a Name.

PARIS. April S.-The bishops at the head o
the Paris Catholic UniverSity have decided q
conform TO the law as embodied In NJ. julie
FeITy's educational bill by altering the name o
the institution to that of 1.-The Catholic Instl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08

MRS. KING and her two daughters will remain
at the White House with her niece, Mrs. Hayes.
for some time longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08

THE CARLISLE BIII.AThe House committee of
ways and means, at their meeting to-day
adopted the Carlisle bill amending the inter-
nal revenue laws in relation to whisky diStil-
leries. and ordered a favorable report to be
made upon IL to the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-08

THERE ARE ALREADY PENDING before the House
OF Representatives upwards OF two thousand pen
sion claims. and unless night sessions are
ordered to consider such claims not more than
one hundred can possibly be disposed Of Thus
far the House out of this large number has dis
posed OF only about twenty cases.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. Herman Haas went to Denver
yesterday.
Nj. John Sparks came up from Sid
ney yesterday.
DIR. NJ. Z. Barkwell and wife returned
yesterday from a visit east.
John Sherman was never beaten in a
purely state contest in Ohio.
Hon. John E. Davis went up to Lar
annie City yesterday on railroad bust
ness.
Col. J. N. Teal, the big stockman,
returned to the city yesterday from
Chicago.
Capt. Spoor, the well known railroad
man OF Leadville, was an east bound
passenger yesterday.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
Schurz will become n piano-tuner after
leaving the cabinet.
Secretary Thompson that
he will retire from public life"-and
probably go to n nunnery.
Alex. Stephens is suffering more than
usual from dyspepsia. lie has reefed
in his trowsers another button.
The prince of Wales has been nomin-
ated for grand master of the Free Ma
sons of England for the seventh time.
After January first Gov. Ludlow, of
New Jersey, will be the only democratic
governor north OF Mason Il Dixon's
line.
Mr.. ID. j. Mccain departed yester-
day for Omaha, a free and happy man,
but bent on getting even with his
woald-be d~estroyers.
Signal Sergeant L. McGovern leaves
to-day on n three weeks vacation, and
Mr.. J. 5. Meizner, n very competent
young man, will have charge of the
signal Office during the absence of the
observer.
London gossip reports n till between
Queen Victoria and her daughter
Louise. A cable dispatch to the New
York Ereaing Mail says: ''The prince
of Wales is trying to reconcile the queen
and Princess Louise, who offended her
royal mother by visiting England with
out her majesty's permission. The
queen studiously avoided meeting the
princess in Scotland"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08
nATTERs

The proposition Of President Hayes
10 make Gen. Grant captain general Of
the army, meets with favor by the press
Of the country without regard TO party.
II is thought in military circles that
Gen. sehodeld will be relieved in the
course Of a few days. His successor
will probably be Brig. Gen. o. o.. How
ard, now commanding the department
Of Columbia. II is said that Scho6eld
will 60 TO San Francisco.
Gen. Miles will be made brigadier
general OF regulars, in place of Ord and
be placed in command Of West Point.
1t is stated in army circles that it has
been determined to place Brig. Gen.
Edward q. c. Ord, of the department
Of Texas, on the retired list. and that
Brig. Gen. Christopher G. Augur has
been assigned TO the department Of
Texas. Col. Henry J. Hunt, 9th ar
tillery. is temporarily in charge Of the
department OF the south. vacated by
Gen. Augur.
Under directions from the secretary
OF war, all ordnance harness and timber
stored at the Washington arsenal are
being removed to New York and San
francisco, preparatory 10 converting
these grounds into a regular military
post. The warehouse is 10 be convert
ed into a large stable for artillery horses,
aud the other warehouses are 10 be fitted
up rs quarters for tine troops. The ar
senal will be arranged for permanent
barracks and headquarters. Four COM
panies OF the second artillery and a
light battery will be stationed here per-
manently and form headquarters for
that regiment. The artillery companies
at Fort McIIenry will be transferred
from the Baltimore arsenal here, Col.
X. Is. Ayres will be in command of the
arsenal. Fort McIIenry will he left in
charge OF a small garrison under Lieut..
A.. l.. Howard. The idea OF trans
ferring the headquarters from Fort Nc
Henry 10 this city is that the troops
may have more suitable grounds for
drilling purposes. The change. it is
understood, will he made as soon as the
arsenal he re is made ready. The troops
from Norfolk, New York and other
points which are ordered here to the
Inauguration, will be quartered at the
arsenal and sent back as soon as the
ceremonies are over.
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In the Sacred Name Of Charity.

The car Of the sick, the homeless,
the weary mes of earth's children,
MANNED, crushed, bruised, burning with
fever, torn by disease, is the highest
mission Of man on earth. The support
OF the world-renown Charity Hospital
In New Orleans has been by legislative
enactment and constitutional recog-
milton placed for twenty-five years from
1865 on n liberal subsidy secured from
the Louisiana State Lottery Company.
The next, or grand Semi-Annual Draw.
ing takes place on Tuesday, Dec. 14th,
when S522, 500 Is distributed in prizes
TO holders Of $40 tickets or fractional
parts thereof, full information Of which
can be had Of NJ. A Dauphin, No. 3lg
broadway, New York City, or same
person Mt New Orleans, La Write NJ
once.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08
SntLSa for Tie Cheyenne Leads
TINE HRANDIAG Ih0N HERD

- EALFH ELSBY.
sGzs gssS, sLEsREsT, IksB nEs s0ss.
fSs bSt yOsF LIS, ThsTs va Esg nj ross
ESGt N tins uhEt bend VS. started,
That sGs shsn ] up nd psrtsd
fFsa ATsxAs uan O. ny SsH bsAslL
AZ uasI unsI dldE't OsH AZ
And eonldnt borrow IN thess s1Einons,
but ! EOt ma . pair q bnAndilg irons.
That wAs my stock IN Trade. you bet
Them hunky old irons-I've got 'em yet
I've heerd a. how tallons lIke their shears,
when they grow 10 big men In amer years
An how q shoemaker toted his stool
when he got 10 know mOre'n any school;
how mechanics saved up their tools
when they got rich-rhey wasn't fools.
they kept those things all through life
To show how they besn the strife.
how they riz from poor 70 rich,
To show they Was tail0r, shoemaker and SIGH
Nov that's thu way with me. stranger.
i never thought. when was ranger.
ia ever own n herd Of cattle
But them pair ofirons was half the hattie.
A little range ! call Ry own
Lay over a creek. and al alone
with my irons and me I watched
Tor mAVeriekAs And every one I sc0tched
And pat my brand INTO his kide
Yes IL was = little Enide,
But want them mavericks on my range
And tell you what. lt's awful strange
III couldn't brand calves that naigAs belong
To me. Atleast my opinion was strong
That they did. Then IL was on the plains
The custom; and when custom rains
Mavericks amt a going 10 kick.
But you bet IN Just put In my lick
And get all ! can That's whats what.
No. stranger; oflate years I do not
Hunt for mavericks. I'Ve got as many
Assten thousand head. a. nne as any
Cattle you ever seen. And my name
Is good. My branding iron lame
Is all wiped out lives up square
And ! do everything on the fair.
I own fine houses. and hold big notes,
And reg lar twice a year I totes
Them round for my two per cent.
Per month. You sec hats our rent
For cash In these parts. But never mind;
In the game OF life I ANITA going blind,
But walt for threes. a full or a flush,
When ! make the pot boil up like mush.
So you see that I have got'n along.
And nobody tells me 1 ever done wrong-
But l can't help %thinkin'. twixt you an me
And ! know that on this point you'li agree,
That my start was small; only a few nrin's,
And. you bet. He boss pair OF branding irons
unbranded cattle.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08
How Happiness is Secured.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached n reputation that is
not limited by the confines Of section or
country. There are no injurious sub
stances o false and temporary stimu-
lants in the preparation. II is purely
vegetable and compounded under II
formula that has passed severe tests
and won endorsements from some Of
the highest medical talent in the comn-
try.-NeD York World.
Hot weather produces inaction OF the
liver. Inaction Of the liver causes dis
eased kidneys, and diseased kidneys
undermine the life quicker than con-
sumption. All these troubles can be
avoided by using Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver cure, the purest and best
remedy ever discovered.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08

mi. Gould, l want some coal; my
family is freezing"
Il sent you a ton Of coal last week ~
Eyes, but my other family in the
seventh ward is out Of coal"
slow many families have you got,
anyway"
"Only three" replied the bishop.
"You have come IN the wrong place
for %coal,' said the coal merchant; ''gc
to the marshal; he has lots Of II at the
penitentiary."
And it took that polygamist nine
hours to see the point.-Sah Lake Iri
June.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08
J. w. BRUNER,
Carey Block, opp. Hollis Book Store.
CHEYENNE, wYo.
Also Notary Public, Conveyancing,
md scales 20 feet long ut same Office.
n20d3m
Ladies', Delicate and Feeble.

Those languid, tircsome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet; that constant drain that
is taking from your system all its form.
er elasticity; driving the bloom from
your cheeks; that continual strain upon
your vital force, rendering you irritable
and %fretful, can easily be removed by
the use Of that marvellous remedy, Hop
Bitters. Irregularities and obstruc-
tions Of your system are relieved ut
once; while tho special causes Of period
ical pain are permanently removed.
viii you heed thisp See Truths
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08
Notice to Ranchmen and stoet,n.,.

All stockmen and ranchmen at this
time OF the year should keep on hand
Addoms Y Glovcr's Compound Carbolic
salve. 1t Is especially prepared for
Sore Back Horses, Calls, Scratches
Strains, etc., etc. With care q sore
back horse can be used and cured by
this Salve: 1t is a certain, safe and
mild remedy, and is recommended by
mostof the stockmen OF this county.
II Is also n remedy for Cuts, Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers and all ~irritations of the
skin. Sent by mail or receipt Of price.
25 cents and 81 a box, by the proprie.
tors. ADDOMs q GLOVER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08

a shrewd advertiser in the Chicago
Inter Oredn prints a new cut every
day illustrating u primer lesson. One
of the late cuts showed n roof on which
was a cat with her kitten. A moon
light night was shown, of course, and
there was also n man in n nightcap
peering out Of u bedroom window with
a boot in his hand. The lesson read
rs follows:
"Is this a cat and n kit?
Oh, yes, this is n cat and akit,
Is the cat the dam Of the kit?
Oh, dam the cat and her kit.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-08

This celebrated comedy company will
sPpeaT for three nights THIS week At tie
Dramatic tLeaLsT. commenting this
evening. TIE performances viii IL
el4de Inst comedies and soags, and the
eelsbFatsd Mirror Il Ireland" Show
ing over one hundred bszgtifal paint.
ings Of the Green Lsls. Mr.. Sullivan
Is q tine actor, and Miss Josie Is nj Of
the brightest and most sparkling Of
artlstes, whom all our music-loYing
people should hear. Admission 70 cts.
Reserved seats 81; to be had at the r.
q. bookstore.