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DE LEssEPs OUTDONE.
His Treasurer AbscOnds with
S3O.OOO,OOO.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Panama news
lust received, dated ten days ago, says:
The treasurer of the De Lesseps Canal
Company has disappeared with $50, ,0O0,.
600 in French gold belonging to the
company. He went away on tug,
from which he boarded steamer.
The Canal Company tor time at
tempted to account for the Treasurer's
absence by saying that he had commit
ted suicide, ior reasons OF his own, by
drowning himself in the Chagres river.
The truth is now, however, admitted.
1t is now reported that another official
of the canal company has absconded
with $780, There is general feeling OF
dissatisfaction on the Isthmus with re-
gard to the canal people. Many per.
sons under the company arc absolutely
disgusted with the manner in which
they are treated. The employees are
compelled to take board from the COM
pany in order to get any thing to eat,
and are charged stiff price. The food
is often too little to satisfy them. The
employees are compelled to procure more
on credit. For this most outrageous
prices are demanded on the plea that
the company find it next to impossible
to procure the regular supply alone.
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WASHINGTON.
STANLEY MATTHEW'S NOMINATION
NOT YET ACTED UPtN.
An,iciuation that The Senate Deadlock
viii be Broken by bytxecutive Sessions
Early This week-Brady and
his Mail SeNic, Mix.
GRIER WANTS NO THlR0-ClASS AP-
P0lNTMENT.
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.

His Case Still Unattended to-The star
Mail Service Rumpus.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Ed
munds intends leaving Washington IN a
dsy or two, not to return until next
winter, and one purpose OF the meeting
of the Judiciary committee to-day was
to consider the nomination OF Stanley
Matthews. Matthews's friends have
been urging the committee to act on his
nomination, even though their action
should be an adverse report. They be-
lieye the Senate would confirm him,
even against an adverse report. Mat
thews and his supporters are very anx-
ious for the committee TO adopt its re-
port, 30 the nomination can be acted on
at the first executive session. The COM
mittee had just quorum to-day, and
waited nearly two hours ior that. Conk,
ling and Logan did not appear, nor did
they assign any reason. Bayard wrote
a note saying he could not attend, and
stating how he stood on Matthews nom-
ination. Owing to the absence OF so
many members the committee took no
action. Matthews friends still hope to
get action from the committee in time to
get his case before the first executive
session.
Several members OF Congress who
were conspicuous in support OF the
deficiency bill which Brady asked the last
Congress for, to maintain the Star Ser
vice, are here. Brady asked for two
million dollars more than had been APP
propriated, and the Congressman who
urged the deficiency say they did 30 on
the ground that the Star Service had to
be maintained. They recognized the
fact that Brady has been extravagant,
but they were not willing to make the
people OF the countr" suffer by deprlv-
ing them of their mails because OF Bra.
dy's faults. 1t is said that Brady has
preserved all the recommendations and
requests OF members OF Congress for an
increase of the service and will exhibit
them in his defence.
1t is announced very positively to-
night that ex-Congressman Monroe, OF
Ohio, is to be- appointed Minister to
Brazil.
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W1TTI IN1l w VA MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 25 1881.

indiscriminate offer as that" ] do not
know your case specifically, or just how
much you may have offended against
God; but will suppose it was the worst
case and then l will tell you there is
salvation for you, for you, for you.
"There IS fountain flied with blood
Drawn from Immanueps veins;
And sinners plunged beneath that nood
Ioes oil their guilty stains.
TIE dying thief rejoiced to see
That fountain In his day,
And there may ], as vile AS he,
Wash oil my sins away
Can il be that you want any better
salvation than that?
Again, my unconverted friends, you
want comfort. II this young man oi
the text had only had some one to come
from his iather's house and say TO him:
"Now you can go back II you want 10.
They will be glad to see you.
Your Estate Will BE Restored
and you will have a glorious greeting A.
you will only CO." What a comfort 1t
would have been TO him. What ne
wanted you want and that is comfort.
You have found the world to be rough
world. You have been disappointed
again and again. The grave has opened
and taken your friends.perhaps your
very best friends. God only knows
how many tears you have wept, how
many signs you have breathed, how
many groans you have uttered: There
is IN your soul an aching void the world
cannot fill. Worldly amusement can
not silence it. The intoxicating cup
only makes the matter worse. Inc
mirth Of your goddess companion can.
not silence this unrest. You go about
seeking for peace and happiness and
YOU find remorse and anguish. Do you
know the reason? 1t is because the
flower you are hunting for does not
grow in earthly soil. 1t is because the
gem you are digging for cannot be found
in an earthly mine. mi.
But in Christ is your comfort. This
is the peace that passeth all under,
standing. This is the balm ior all
wounds. This is liberty for all captives.
This is life for all who are dead.
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NEWS
OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
Domestic.


Governor Weltz, of Louisiana, Is very
I'LL. His friends consider recovery very
doubtful.
Preparations are being made for the
annual meeting at Memphis, May 10Th,
OF the Mississippi Valley Cotton Plant
ers' Association.
A San Francisco telegram says the
town of Greenville, Plumas county, Cal
ifornia. was burned Saturday. Commu-
nication is broken.
Testimony in the Christiancy case
was resumed on Saturday, and showed
that Mrs. Christiancy did not leave the
house on Christmas day.
John Bauer, a workman in the Wis
consin Leather Company's tannery at
Milwaukee, was drawn into the machin-
cry Saturday and instantly killed.
Mr. Grier, the Pennsylvania delegate
to the Chicago Convention who 80 per-
sistently voted for Garfield, has declined
the Office of Third Assistant Postmaster
General, recently rendered him.
Judge NJ. d. Ferguson died at Louisa
Court House, Kentucky, night before
last. He was Colonel of the Seventeenth
Virginia Confederate regiment, aud dis
tinguished himself Gettysburg.
A Denton, Texas, special says fire
there Saturday morning burned an en-
tire block on the west side OF the pub
lie square. About twenty small build
ings were destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
Foreign.
The National Zeit,mg states that Bis
marck's attitude on the monetary ques'
ton decidedly favors maintaining the
gold standard.
Russia has, by circular note, invited
the Powers to conference for the pur.
pose OF considering measures against
the anarchists.
At st. Petersburg the executioneer,
Frohloff, received one hundred lashes
for mismsnagement in hanging the
Nihilist MichaileOff, whose rope broke
twice.
A fsrryboat crossing the Dniester
river upset, and, according to one YER
sion, sixty.three persons were drowned.
Another account says that thirty were
drowned.
Since the publication OF the reminis-
cences of Carlyle, very little advance has
been made in collecting subscriptions
for the proposed memorial TO the emf
nent Scotchman.
The Freiheit is published with black
border, in memory Of the executed
murderers OF the Gar. 1t praises them
and some OF the article is the same as
that which caused the indictment OF
Herr Mast
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RAILROAD RUMPUS.
A War Between Rival Companies for the
Right Of Way.

Right OF Way.
GALVESTON, April 23.-A Waco spe.
cial SAYS trouble has been brewing for
some days between the Missouri Pacific
and st. Louis and Texas Narrow Guage
Companies. Early this morning the
Missouri Pacific sent small force down,
intending to move the track, but were
foiled by the narrow guage people, who
drove teams around and over the track,
The Missouri Pacific moved a
large force up the road, which
arrived at the crossing at 10 o'clock
The news OF the threatened conflict
spread throughout the town, and at
three o'clock the Missouri Pacific teams
were ordered to clear the track. Mar.
vim, the chief engineer, undertook in
person to hitch the chain, and was met
by Axtell, the chief OF the narrow
gauge, who proposed to make it q per
sonal matter Marvin was met by the
narrow gauge force. who, by main
strength, kept him of. This system OF
wrestling continued for half an hour,
the crowd OF two hundred peo.
pie expecting serious results. When
the excitement had reached its
height, four leaders OF the Missouri
Pacific, including Marvin and Thomas,
contractor, and Axtell, of the narrow
guage. The Missouri Pacific leaders
have been arrested on the charge OF in
citing the riot, and Axtell for swearing.
1t is said that the Missouri Pacific had
the right of way first, but the narrow
guage purchased piece OF property at
the junction rnd at night laid about so
yards Of track, thereby gaining the right
of possession. About IL p. N. both
forces retired to the camp, the track
having been covered with poles and
WaVOns
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Tha Monetary Conference.

PARIS, April 23.-The committee OF
fourteen, composed of one commissioner
appointed by the representatives of
each OF the fourteen States participating
il the international Monetary Confer
ence, sat to-day. 1t was decided to
make no report OF the sitting. Commis-
sioners Cernuschi aud Thurman are en-
trusted with the duty OF draughting q
list of questions to be submitted to the
Congress. The next meeting will be
held when this task is completed.
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FEARED HIS FATHER.
Eddie Root Commits Suicide 70 Escape
Punishment

Eddie Root Commits Suicide 70 Escape
Punishment
CINCINNATI, April 4.-Edward Root.
q school boy Of fourteen years, living
with his parents in Reading. near this
city, committed suicide last evening by
hanging himself with the halter strap
attached to beam in the hay loft.
1t seems that the little fellow had
been in the habit of shooting of slugs
recklessly near the house, and he had
been repremanded by his father, and
threatened with a whipping il he did
any more OF this kind OF work. iester.
day the boy again started out shooting,
and was promised a thrashing. On his
way from school last evening he told a
companion OF his that he thought it
would be best for him to end his life.
He also advised his companion TO do
the same.
After arriving home he went to the
barn and hung himself, as stated above.
His remains were found last night by
his mother and sister.
Squire Voorhees,, OF Reading, held an
INQUEST and rendered verdict OF death
from strangulation by hanging.
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WATERBOUND.
That's the Condition OF the Inha bitants Of
Council Bluffs.

CoUNcIL BLUFFS, April 2S.-The situ-
alton from the flood continues to grow
more serious as the water has been ris-
ing rapidly all day. The river now ex.
tends from the bluff in the southern
p l.; Of the city and is some eight miles
wide. A large portion OF the southern
part OF the city is inundated, fully 500
houses being surrounded. No trains
have reached the city from any direction
this morning. The only trains in are
Rock Island and Pacific, they being COM
PEELED to stop several miles beyond the
city limits and transfer the passengers
by wagon and boat. Communication
between this city was suspended o.day.
There are from 500 to 600 strangers in
the CITY waterbound.
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The Worlds Fair,

New YORK, April 24-It was stated
on good authority yesterday that Mr..
William II. Vanderbilt had withdrawn
his restrictions placed on the subscrip-
tions given by him and his railways for
the Worlds Fair fund, and the leading
members of the commission said they
felt greatly encouraged for the future
prosperity OF the enterprise. A confer
ence was held with Mr.. Vanderbilt and
repie sentatives Of the Pennsylvania and
Erie railways, and report will be made
oi the result at the meeting on Wednes-
day this week.
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Tryinp To Awaken Himself,

ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 23.-John
Guympshere, the Hungarian who has
been asleep at the poor house for
seventy two days, and who awakened
for the first time yesterday, arose again
this morning, boiled mis- room door and
jumped out Of the window, falling
twenty five feet. When picked up it
was found that two OF his ribs were
broken and his spine injured 80 badly
that he is not expected 10 live.
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Doiags of the Soclalists.

LoSDoy, April 23.-TEe Times says:
The conference of Socialists to have
been held in London at the end OF
April has been abandoned, in order to
see what course the political events are
likely To take in Russia and Germany.
Ii the Socialist Conference at Zurich
during the summer is prohibited, imme.
diate steps will probably be taken to
summon an international conference in
New York.
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He Killed the Old Man.

CIYCtNNArI, o, April 90 MIR. Brown
yesterday went into Jas. Benson's field,
near FaIworth, KY, to take out some
mules that we're trespassing. Benson
appeared and threw rocks at Brown
who ran and Benson pursued, throwing
rocks. Brown drew revolver and
killed Benson and was held in five hun
dred dollars to wait the action OF the
Grand Jury. Benson was very old and
Brown was Young.
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Railroad Appointments.

CoLuuBUs, o., April 24.-The follow.
ing appoint have been made and
will be announced May LIST: George X.
Carr, TO De General Superintendent Of
the Columbus and Hooking Valley, Co.
lumbus and Toledo, and Columbus and
West Virginia railroads; j. +. Anthony,
Columbus Agent OF the above named
three roads; and w. II. Lott, SuperiD-
tendent Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad.
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Boiconsfitld's Funeral.

LONDON, April 23.-Prince Leopold
will attend the funeral OF Beaconstield.
He viewed the remains on Thursday.
The admission TO the cemetery during
the funeral service will only be by
ticket. One hundred tickets were issued
Yesterday TO very intimate friends Of
the deceased and foreign representa-
tiyes
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THE DEADLOCK
The President will Break it-RiddlebeI-
ger will be Withdrawn.

ger Will De "Nnurt"u.
WASHINGTON. April 24.-Forney's
Chronicle of to-day says: Senator
Dawes held a long consultation with the
President on Friday, and it is generally
understood he acceded to his request TO
90 into Executive session, and dispose
OF some OF the most important nomina-
tions. 1t is generally believed, also,
that an effort will be made to drop both
GorhanI and Rlddleberger, and nomi-
nate new candidates; but it is doubtful
whether it will succeed, although Rid
dleberger has authorized his friends to
withdraw his name whenever they
think its necessary. A very prominent
Western Senator, who has just returned
from Boston, says that the feeling
against the deadlock is very decided
and pronounced among leading Repub-
licans."
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WOOL
Pntlsdelpnia-

Psu,pvLpnrA. April 9.-wooi- Quiet
bat siesdy: O1io, Pennsy'vsn,s sna
Wet Virgins XN and above 4Uehic;
Y 4Otailc; medium 43s45c; cosrse .:
Gs7c: New York. Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 37G 40c; medium 4Hg45c;
e,arse 33a3sc; washed cofnbing dsislne
lO;a47e; unvsshed z76Sse; pulled "S
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SPORTING NOTES.
schaefer Wants to Play Vignaux-Hife
Shooting.

Schaefer Wants TO Plsy Nignaux-Aine
Shooting.
ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Richard Roche,
bscker OF Jake Schaefer, returned from
New York and says that Schaefer mail
ed, last Wednesday, a challenge TO Wig
naux, the French billiardist, TO play
with him for g, 500 side in England or
merica, each to pay his own expenses
if PLAYED in England AMI Vignaux's eI-
penses to be paid if played in this coun-
try. =,
VIM. Farrow, of the American rifle
team, who shot at Dollymont last season,
carried OF two prizes today in a match
with the st. Louis Gun Club, at thirty
one yards single and double birds. He
will shoot ofF-hsud 200 yards ritls
match tomorrow with one OF our mill
tary companies.
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Bis Last Sleep.

YOUNGSTOWN. o., April 24.-While in
toxicAted, joseph Harris, twenty-nine
years old, laid down between two bat
teries OF boilers at the Valley Rolling
Mill to sleep last night. When found
this morning, he had been suffocated by
Gas from the boilers.
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ANOTHER rUNERALNECEssARY.
Miss HALEY Drowned While on Her Way
to q Funeral.

CHARLssroN, W. Va, April 2S.-Miss
HALEY. daughter OF John HALEY. Of
Coal Valley, WAS among those who at
tended the burial of Mr.. Lougherty, who
was killed there yesterday. While eros
sing the river the boat was capsiz ID and
she was drowned. The gentlemen row.
ING the boat tried to save her, but failed.
Al the present writing her body has not
been recovered. She was native Of
Ironton, Ohio, and had not been in the
Vallav limo
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Fairly active.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.


STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The market opened generally
higher, but elevated railroad stocks were
4 to q per cent. lower, the latter, how
ever, subsequently advanced ! to . per
cent, Metropolitan leading. At the
first board the entire list began TO fall
off and declined 3. per cent, the
latter, Manhattan. A decline was fol.
lowed by an advance OF 10 per cent.
The most marked was in New York elc-
vated, Louisville and Nashville, Texas
Pacific and Canada Southern. During
the afternoon speculation became weak
and decline OF | 70 81 per cent. took
place, the latter, Nashville aud Cbatts.
nooga. Lake shore, New Jersey Ten.
trail, Pacific Mail, Canada Southern.
Louisville and Nashville, and Manhat-
tan Elevated also were prominent in the
downward movement In the final
sales firmcr tone prevailed and there
WAS partial recovery Of ! To / per cent.
Memphis and Charleston rose & per
cent. on the days transactions.
The transactions aggregated 100000
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern 10000, q. &. Il !. g. 3, 200. DrI-
aware, L.ackawana and Western 5000,
Delaware and Hudson 100. Denver
and Rio Grande $500, Fri, 1900, Han.
nibal and ~. Joseph 1900, Iron Noun
tain $500, Kansas and Texas laOO0.
Lake Shore 5000, Louisville and Nash.
vile $4,000, Michigan Central 1000,
Marietta and Cincinnati 6rsts preferred
1900, Mobile and Ohio 1000, North.
western 5000, Nashyill. and Cha,ta-
nooga $500, New Jersey Central 1900.
New York Central 800, Northern
Pacific $500, Ohio and Mississippi
4,4l0, Ontario and Western l,iO0,
Pacific Mail l5,CO0, Reading $500, ~.
Paul $1,000, ~. Paul and Omaha 400.
Texas Pacific 5000, Union Pacific H..
900, Wabash Pacific 1900. Western
Union 2,lOO, aud Ohio Central 3, 400.
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DRY oooDs
New York

Nrv Yonx, April 2.-Dry Goods
~. dssirsble heavy voolens firmly
held. by agents. Best cotace 800 ~
% t';r demand; other makes qaist: Prints
80 I'D lawns quiet, bat Ginghsms N
- s.dx drmsnd. Dress goods sluegish.
Foreign goods quist In 6nt handA
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FOUR SERVANTS
Arrested. Charged with the Murder Of
the Sultan.

CoysTASrINoPLE April 23.-Four per-
sons, formerly domestic servants in the
Imperial Palace, have been arrested,
charged with the assassination OF the
late Sultan, Abdul Aziz. They confessed
that they sudocated him, after which
they opened the veins in his arms to
make it appear that he committed sui
eide. Two ex. x.police officials and an ex-
Minister Of War are said to bs implica-
ted.
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n ev YorK.


Nsw YoaE, April 23.-Cotton- Qniet
at l0a9llc; futures dull and steady.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged; receipts
1900 barrels; exports II 900 barrels.
Wheat 4 Unsettled and feverisb: closing
q shade lower; receipts 100, 900 bushels:
exports AZ, 600 bushels; uDgraded spring
81 10: No. 3 spring 81 10: No. 2 spring
81 "a; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 2Gi ungrad, d
red 81 28t69l 2s.; No. 3 do 81 2ilCg
I 26A; No. 2 red 81 27CfI PSI; steamer
do 81 PA; No. red 81 30!; mixed win.
TER 81 24tC9l Isl; ungraded white 81 ~
al %; No. 2 do 81 23(g1 23i; No. l do,
sales 5000 bushels, at 81 2iCaI 2iI;
No. 2 red, heller April. sales 2lG,OO
bushels, at 81 2G6gi 27l; Keller May,
sales 5GO,0 900 bushels, at 81 23le9l 23i;
seller June, sales 10000 bushels, at
81 2l!al 23l; seller Jnly, salss l2s, 600
bushels, at 81 l0id1 20i. Corn-Heayy;
receipts 81, 600 bushels; exports $1,000
busbels; ungraded 57aGOlc; No. 3 57iG
Sc; steamer 59ta sole; No. 2 G0fdG0tc;
No. 2 white 83c; low mixed cole: No.
seller April G0is6lc; seller May tGit9
Sic; seller June 55fts55Ic. Oats-Cn.
settled; receipts 1900 bushels; west
ern mixed 45ta48tc; white western 81
6,5Oc. Hsy-Demand fair and mukrt
firm. Hops-Unchanged. Codee-Du'l:
Rio careoes l0(SI2,c; Job lots I0Csl3,.
sugar-Firm and in moderate demand;
fair To good refining 7tCg7.c. Molsss.
-Firm and in moderate demaud. ki;e
Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum. -
Quiet and steady; United. SIZE: crude 81
(,7lc; refined &c. Tsllow-Qnie. AMI
steady at 8ic. Rosin-Unchsnsed. Tur.
pentine-Weak st 4lG4lic. Egzs-Firm
at l9c. Pork-Dull; old mess SO zoo,
II 90, the latter fancy; new quoted at
SIS 90. Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Quiet and sbady long clear
8tc; short clear Ole. Lafd-Inactive
at 81 6o(9ll 65. Butter-Dull and un-
changed. Cheese-Quiet and steady st
l0(Sl2ic. Lesther-Ip fair demand;
hemlock sole 22S2sc. Wool-Dull; do
mestic fleece 32t415c; pulled 2oztoe;
unwashed I+S32c; Texas 1890.
Metals Manufactured Copper-Qulst;
new sheathing &c; ingot lake leteI9fc.
Pig Iron-Dull and nominal; ku.sis
sbeeting l3(Slec. Nails-Cut at - 0t<G
Is; ciInch a 65a5 IS.
Cincinnati.
CncrxxAn, April Y.-Cotton-Quiet
and unchanged st l0lc. Plour-Stesdy
and unchanged. Wbest-Strong; So.2
red vin,er 81 I4f9 l44. Corn-fn good
demand At fall prices; No. 2 mixed 40
ISac. Oats-Firm: No. mixed 4i{c.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 u 3lSl 50. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-ln lair
demand st Si7 50. Lard-Dull n
a,t "a nryk N.sts-nutt. a k..tl---
$ 1i: clear rib es 90. Bscon-Un-
changed. Whisky-IrregulaT, opening
| at 81 0e and closing ct 81 05. Better
Dull and dropping; choice Western Re.
sesve 2l023e; choice Centri Ohio lse
10c.
Pittsburgh.
PnfssyneH, April 23.-petros cum
V9y sctive and irregular; United ess.
rfcates ciossd ut sStc offered; refined
II n a n - a.
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given in Cincinnati. A few OF the re.
sorts gave free instrumental concerts.
All the theatrical managers late last
week agreed to acquiesce In Mayor
Means order to close on Sunday.
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HornI ClnclnnAtt.

CINCINNATI, April 2t-To-day was
the first Sunday for many years on
which no theatrical performances were