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sitat ius shoouas" asksd the later
ANsf the shoonna CROSSED toe
dr. nu fhe aints Ndiag, Frd Wast
in NJ i0n. WdGhfs. aHoat sis niles
N M Tho olty, Uhsfs ! spent tss riEht
told Mr.. Wright oil al Ht tss stunt
log. IL fact, 4 never exPee.ed % ~
osps. 7 only wanted W ttsy away
until ,hs srue facts NJ the osss wore
known" -.
"1hs nosl day wont 10 Cedar nm
and tried W 70, JOB 81 some MUD OF
work, but falling In THIS, J s'rsck on,
night at n Mr.. HArper's, Ia Tarrsnt
county. then went 10 Hrnley ans TO
Fort worth, whore j USED 70
be emplo " Cd at ths depot by the Tex ~
" PAcifis railroad, l ataid here the
greater part Of tina hiSht. Az Hanloy
| 1 wrote my brother in lhis city 10 send
ay valiss 20 Gordon TO Jamss II,
Wells, which name assumed. Whom
1 IssAhsa Gordon L Expressed my
vAliss again to nj Psso. then
rode ON tho train some and walked an
I'll reached El PAso As o'cioos Lass
Thuraday morning. l then went To
the Pacific house In that city and took
q room and went to bed. did not got
up anil evening, when l went 70 the
express office for my vallso. had some
trouble getting my valiso, but nnally
got IL. then inquired abont y ickes
10 Tucson, Arizona, went back TO the
hotel, when three policemen came In
and arro1tsd me. i saw Them coming
through the window and knew that
they were after me.
"Beiore was arrested, wrote a let
ter 10 Mr.. Rhooos, giving a full &C.
count OF tho whole affair, which 1 re-
quest,d him 10 give 10 THE HERALD
for pu blication, but Mr.. Rhodes tells
mo he has net received this yet"
After THB HRRAsp msn had left
and was goiuH eat Of the gate. Mr..
Scott called him back and haneed him
the follow ing on card, which WAS
b landed the priaoner through the Bars
OF the FL Paso jail:
FRIEND Scorr:-It you want to get
out OF jail, say the word and you 10
scott free. Your friend,
SNusRxr.
Sheriff Smith spent 800 In the Gap
turs OF Scott, paying T. q. White, ei'y,
marshal Of Ri Psso, Sle0 rewsrd no had
offered for the capture or the
fugitive and 800 for expenses. As this
comes out OF mis- swn pocket 1t Is com
mend able though expensive.
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HDtol Arrivals,

At the st. George: j SlMmons,
Pilot Point; O MoWhirton and family,
Hartford, Kan; Il Il Logan, Terrell
NJ B Swanson and family, Abilene;
p A Jordan, Eanis; Charles e Hicks,
Dallas; J FL Muckleroy and son, Ter
rell; John Hickson, Dsmapolis; w L
Griffith, L M Griffith, Greanville; w
J Pstchell, st Louis; Is J Wsldron,
Terrell; j @ Wilkinson, SIS Louis; W r
Jones, Dallas; Alfred Theaksion. Chi
eago; G 8 Battle. Mckinney; w J Fos-
line, st Louis; Il II Hood, Ferris; e Q
Smith, Denton; Henry BeAumont,
city; John Andrews, Fort Worth; j
G Farley, Waxahachie; A p Barnes,
Knoxville, Iowa; G. III Roberts, Chi
oago; o Halliburton, 1T Louis; W A
Nash, Dallas county; w II Powell,
Fort Worth; M Brown, New Albany
Leo Head, Mexis; August Blitncn,
CincinnSti; y p Wilson, wAxahsGhie;
w A Harper. Duck Crock; T ] War
rem, Texas 81 Pacific railway; III 4
Speer, Baltimore; Il L Robertson,
Tyler; Nick Smith, Paris; w /
Hunter, J V Ryon, Duck Greek.
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OOssusgffos.
Impa,,a., n tss rssis o. we'll q.
the meaiesi pssfessien,

Impastsst n the sasis 80 veil ne
the mesiesi pssfessien,
HANS journal ~ Health, referring
- csnsn n,y Hon, iaskes tao following
lmpoftsnt ata,emsnti
"Csnsump,lon usually begins with n
slishi. dry cough la tho morn
ing, then on going 10 bed, ge'ting
oors and more frsqseni, with more
aud m ,ro shlogm, Increasing debility
,hinnoss OF ntsh, shorinsns OF broaih
aud suick ness OF pulse. In fatal cases
It's average course Ia about two years.
honco tho Importance OF arresting tho
disease ~ Is ssrly u stage as possible,
and ,he sooner rational means are
,mployed for this purpose tho greater
The snzus6 OF success. The disease ia
OWN. 10 an irritation commencing IL
,hs throat and extending 10 tho lunKs,
40 that their sction 10 inteIferred WILD,
aud tho blood d0es not receive SUI
loient oxygen 10 purify IL. Tho most
marked sign OF lung disease 10 enact
stion, and tho most positive indication
Of returning. health IL Increase III
81 speaks Halls Journal OF Health,
and we may add that In desperate
canes, and, In fact, In all oases OF con,
sumption, or troubles OF the throat snd
lungs, Immediate relief may 30 90,
rain, d and n permanent cure eueoteu
by tho use o: DR.. VIM. Hairs b.les'u
for tho Lungs, u medicine known Tor
more than IS years AZ an unisiiing
remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis
and ali pulmonary and psctoTM dis
eases. That the Worst cases OF cou-
sumption have been cured by tho use
of Halls b lssm has been atiostod 10
by the thousands Who have used IL, or
havs been eognizsnt OF its wonderful
remedial efficacy.
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INGERsoL,. IN WASHING rOS.

How the Great Infidel Lived Mt the Ma
tionsi Capital-sonas sr His Whims'
New York has gained another con-
spicuous citizen ut the expense OF
Washington. This tune, writes a
Washington correspondent to the
Now York Nail and Express
Il Is Colonel Robert G.. In
gersoll. He has sold fne house
he built hero short time ago to Mr..
McCreery, of San Francisco. Mr.
McCreery ia a hro.her-in-law 70 JUS
tice Field. Colonel Ingersoll Will
hereafter live in. New. YORK.
His career here has not been
without interest. He was In inc
full tide Of his prosperity about hve
years age, and coined money by lect-
uring, ok-writing and what purs
ported To be the practice OF law. he
was extremely conspicuous IN wash
instsn as, indeed, he 10 under sll CIR,
cumstances, being loud OF voice and
fiorid in manner, to say n0thlng OF q
face and form worthy OF Gambrinss
himself. He gave weekly receptlons
politicians and the multitude OF pee
ple who are willing to 20 where they
are invited. He promulgated his INC
cries regarding social an well as the
illogical matters with gar
ruloas simplicity that was, ABB
solutely delicious, He wanted ev-
ery body to bring up children as he
had bror .ht up his, alleging that he
had made them generous, prudent, un-
fish and fall OF integrity. by leaving
untold sums OF money In an open
bureau drawer, where They went and
helped themselves withSut let or
hindrance. OF course, the results OF
his SYSTEM AS emphasized in Colon@!
los ersoll,s family were matters OF
opinion, but 1t was generally thought
that the restraining hand OF good
breeding and good taste was painfully
eeded for those young persons.. AS
IL turns out in tho late sale OF p
house to Mr.. MeCreery that 1T wfn
mortusged for more than halt 1ls
value, this prinoely method OF family
expenditure cannot bs considered
pronounced sucoeEs.
Colonel Tpgersoll occasionally ap-
peared before the supreme court,
where his tropes and metaphors used
to annoy the old gentlemen dresdfully.
they desired concise ana ltwyer-
like ssstment from counsel instead ola
uOwtIy oo'AN"
by gentleman who loossned his neck
tie and unbottoned his coat before be-
ginning an argument. 1t was comioal to
watch the sountenancss Of theJustices
onthe su preme bench whom these circus
performances occasionally took place
before them. They always looked as
black as night, and their andeavor to
make Colonel Ingersoll feel digni-
fed rebuke was like firing bird shot AZ
8 rhinoceros. At last the stsr-route
trials finished Colonel Ingersoll up as
a LAWYER in Washington. Since then
he has virtually ceased to consider
Washington his home, although he
still owns property here. But ne has
finally removed to New York with the
intention of spending his time there
when he is not on his New Mexican
ranch. This last has proved o profita-
BILE investments to him, ana although
his lectures and books no longer bring
him in tho money they formerly did,
he is still rich man.
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A Posing Machine.

Our enterprising photographer, j. II
Webster, has just received from Chi
cago new invention called tho Poser
by the aid OF which any one can assume
an easy aud graceful position before
having their photos taken, without
the assistance Of the artist. Note the
You can sea before you are photo
graphed Just how your picture will
look when finished. Gall on j. H.
Webster, the high-priced photogra-
pher, and zee for yourself.
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While out cunning Saturday, Ben
Taber, young man, son of Mr.. John
Taber, the jeweler, met with a serious
accident by shooting himself in the
left hand. The charge, which YVES
from ;, ot-gun loaded with bird shot,
lacerated the palm of the hand and the
fingers. The young mau suffers in
tense pain, though his injuries are not
of serious nature.
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Yesterday was beautiful, lovely,
sunshiny day. Old Sol shens out for
the first time after several days of
gloomy, rainy weather, and his pleas
ing presence brought ont the people.
In the morning the churches were
crowded and tho streets were thronged
throuE hout the day BY those who love
the sunshine.
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You are allowed a free trial OF ~
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ry appliances, for the speedy relief and
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just AS GOOd' u,
Many unscrupulous dealers may tells
you they have remedies for Cough
and Colds equal in merit and In every
respect just as good as the old reliable
DIR. Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup.
Unless you insist upon this remedy
ana will take no other, you are liable
to be greatly deceived. Prices, o0
cents and 81. Sold by all Druggists.
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Everv lacv uses pozzoni's medi.

Gated Complexion powder. 1t is
household treasure. The madame
finds it impossible to go down town
without first rubbing it on. II the
baby cries, she goes for the puff box
II the the "oid nan" comes home
ruffled or chafed, because business Is
dull, ETC., Pozzoni's powder cools and
slisys his troubles. Then all is glad
some joy. No family should DO with
| ont n
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Religious Exercises at tho JAN.

Several members of the Young Mems
Christian association held religious ex-
ercises with the 65 prisoners In the
county jail yesterday. They talked
to the prisoners and sang with them.
One prisoner professed penitence and
declared that as soon as he got out of
his horse case he would turn over a
new. leaf and fee from the wrath to
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Tho Land League.

The Irish Land league met yester-
day afternoon and transacted q lot OF
routine business. The league il doing
great good for the Irish esuse, and
AmeriSans aro taking deal OF interest
towards helping their nberty-loying
folloNmsn. The league y IN fouriah,
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7 had heard of the wonderful cures Of

l had heard of the wonderful cures OF
Swiit's Spe life. and resolved to try IT,.
commenced taking IL in April, 1881; NY
.eneral health was much improved, yet
the cancer which was ia my breast contin-
grew aud became quite heavy, ! felt that
/ must either have IL cut or die. But IT
commenced discharging quantities OF al,
most black, thick b God. IL continued
healing around the edges until February
when IL was entirely healed up and well.
BETSY WOOD.
Cochesett. Plymouth co., Mass. July IL, 1885.
swlft's Specific is entirely vesetanle, ana
seems TO cure cancers by forcing out the
impurities rom the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free, a.
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, At
lanta, Ga, NY, l57 W 23d st.
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For many years was sufferer with cap-
Ger OF the pose, and having been cured by
the use rs s. s., feel constrained by
sense ofduty to suffering humanity 70 make
this statement OF my case. with the
fourteenth bottle the cancer began to heal
rapidly and soon disappeared, and for sew
eral months there has been no appearance
OF sore OF any kind on my nose or face,
n, ither IL my nose ut all tender to the
lies s, S. IS and am sounGS cured, and
know that =. y. y. eiiectedNhe cure after
every known remedy was tried and had
failed. ROBERT SMEDLEf.
Fort Galner, Ga, May l, 1885.
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Ihave had cancer ON my race Tor some
years, extending from one cheek bone
across the nose 10 the other. II has given
me a great deal OF pain, at times burning
and itching TO such an extent that IL was
SwIft's Specific IN May, 1855. ard have used
eight bottles. Ithas given the greatest ie-
iiefby removing the Inflammation and res
toring my general health. w. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, September s, 1855.
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Don't ask us for credit but bring 10
cents and buy one-fourth pound OF
our Accent tea, such as you have been
WELLER g. Co.,
Irou-clad Cash Grocers.
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PHYSICIANS.

nR. f. s. DAVIS,
~ Homeopathic Physician.
Special attention given to diseases OF
women and children. Granulated sore eyes
cured. ONCE 9O6 Elm street, Postoffice
Bl SEX, Dallas, Texas.
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Johnston 81 Murphy's Best Hand.
sewed Walkenphast, Button Holes and
Congress, $3.50; former price, $S. Block
Bros, 704 Elm street.
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Just try 9 bottle OF DR.. soott's Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale BY all
druggists.
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Yestsrday's Quiet.

Tho beautiful Sabbath succeeding
the damp and fsagy two preceding
days, broughs out sho full volume OF
our church. going people. Tho antioi-
psted northsr failed to put in its rp-
pearapce, and tho church chimes wore
rung ost A. Msrrily as though we'd
ding bells were being rung. The few
Tar mers who came in 10 hear Professor
Black and their own preachsrs cheer
fully aceSded the fac: that enough
moisture had been deposited On tho
wheat to givs the seed chance to
show its blades above the mouldy
earth.
The verdict OF tho jury on Saturday
giving young Leggett i've years in the
penItentisry was very generally dis
cussed yesterday. Many persons think
he was 10 entirely unconscious OF his
actions at the time the killing was
done that be was not legally RESPONSE
bio. Tho law, however, Is positive,
and without executive interference IL
would seem that he must suffer the
penalty imposed.
AS the time for the assembling OF
Congress approaches, the nervousness
OF lately appointed Democrats who
have taken the plsoc OF "ofiensiye par
tisans" proportionately Increases
Sometimes confirmation docs not fol-
low appointment.
Pruning Ia an operation intended TO
increase fruit production, and is re-
gsrded as 81 dcoiaed success. The dog
tax seems to have the same efeci.
Nayer in tho history OF Dallas has
there bssn as largo congregation OF
monqrei ours as our streets daily Afford
an asylum for. SO far from standing
In dread OF the Mexican or the poles,
they are EN- boldened by tho arat treat,
and have Initiated the exsmple OF their
biped neighbors by collecting In
SQUADS ana asserting their commun-
istic rights. 1t was formerly the case
that nights we're U 2 ie hideous by their
bowling, bat now night and DAY are
deaecrated by their vile noise. Why is 1t
that only three months OF the year are
given TO the people and the other nine
TO the dogs.
The county court will DO resolved
week, aud there Is q "heap" of business
to bo transacted. Judge Bowor has
been very energetic with his docket
heretofore, and the Same zeal applied
to the probate affairs will work won
doris on that branch OF his jurisdiction.
Tomorrow will be devoted in In
dianapolis to the funeral OSsequies OF
the late vice-prestdent. All over the
union public demonstrations of sym
pathy and respect are being made, and
it 10 to be hoped that Dallas will to-day
manifest her honorable esteem for the
departed statesman.
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Tycoon Chop, Is and 81 cents per pack
age. B. o. WELLER q Co.,
Cash Gr0cers.
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AYERS
has restored me to perfect health.'
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell,
Mass, U. S. A.
Sold by all Druggists.
Prico 81; six bottles, SO.
6 1sTw z 10 Ms a
OR Skin CANCER.

Or SKIN CANCER.
For seven years | suffered with y cancer
on my face. AL the simple remedies were
applied To alleviate the pain, but The place
continued to grow, finally extending INTO
my nose, from which came n yeilowlsh uis-
charge very offensive In character. IL was
also inilamed, and annoyed me great
deal. About eight months ago ! was IN
Atlanta, at the house OF hlendi VINO 80
strongly recommended the use OF Swiits
Specific that determined TO make an Of.
fort TO procure It. In this was successful
and began It's use The influence OF the
medicine al first was 10 somewhat agra
waite the sore; but soon the Inflammation
was alayed, aud | began TO Improve after
the first few bottles. My general health
has greatly improved. am stronger, and
able 10 do pny kind OF work. The cancer
on my face began 10 decrease and the ulcer
10 heal, until there Is not a vestige oft left
only n little scar marks the place where
IL had been. j am ready TO answer all
questions relative 10 this cnre.
MRS. JoICIE A. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, August ii, 1855.
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The finest assortment Of shectaclee
Hss ssa fsysss e e sss s'ss
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Hosiery, collars, cuffs, gents fur
hishing goods at Burr Bro, sos Main
street. ,
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- - '~~~.----s'-'-'-''''-f' y
paOtt sslortL.
WILLIAMS a funsnS,
A,toyncs s.s,.Law,
balits, feahs
General Practitioners Correspondence
Nv
4 w. THOMAS,
Atiorncy.at-Law and Land Agent.
ssn Saba. Texas.
V'HoMPsoN n cLlNr
Especial attention given 10 Federal Court
practice. 100 Main street, Dslles.
IL. Attorney-nt- Law.
Clarksville, Red River County, Texas.
Dallas refeIsneesi II. NJ. Tillman and
Major w. ". Wrlght.
MORGAN, GIBBs& FREEMAN,
Attornsys-Ht-Law.
Dallas, Texas.
Practice In state and Federal courts.
CRAwFoRD q CRAWFORD,
Attornsys-nt-Law.
Office No. 723 Main street.
NJ, Il. CRAwyonD. W. Z. 0RAwroRD
A RTHUK NJ. MILLER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Wichita Falls, Texas.
,aI RIGHT. WRIGHT a ECKFoRp,
Attornoys-at-Law,
No. rs Main street, mp stairs, Dallas
Texas.
II 8. SMITH.
Attorney-st-Lnw,
Hillsboro, Texas.
special attention given 10 commercial
law and Investigation OF land Jules.
y T. MONTGOMERY,
~ County Attorney Baylor Comfy,
Attorney. nt-I.aw and Real Estate Agent
Seymour, Texas.
IL =. BELL, County Attorney
II htiorney-at-L Law and Land Agen
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
q O. JOHNSON,
Attorney at-LRw,
Land and Collecting Agent, Notary Public.
BOWIE Montague Co }, TEXAS.
Dispositions carefully and properly taken.
Business attended TO in any OF the neigh
boring counties. Correspondence promptly
answered. mayzo-I
A BEhNArHY BROS
Attorneys-at-Lsw.
Mckinney, Texas.
W. NJ. ABERNArHY. NJ. G. ARRRNATHY.
a, L. RUSSELL,
NJ Attorney and Considerable
Bolton, Texas.
Gcf-speclal attention 10 commercial and
land business.
w @. HENDERSON,
Attorney-at-.
Atlanta, 1.A.s.
fpT-specisl attention given TO oolleotions.
A RNoLD, GLASGOW d. ARNOLD,
Attorneys-at-Lsw,
Graham, Texas.
Office in Federal Court building, west
side public square. VIII practice In tho
State and Federal Courts.
GARTER &swRIGHT,
Attorneys-at-Law,
San Angela, Texas.
DOoNE Il SCARBOROUGH,
d Lawyers, Land aud Collecting Agents,
5weetwater, Texas.
JOS. BOONE J. b. SCARBOROUGH,
Notary Public.
ID d. WELCOME,
he Attorney-at-Law,
Henrietta. Clay County Texas,
III q. MELVEN,
L. Attorney-at-Lswa and Banker,
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Exchange bought and sold to all the
principal points.
NELL & YOUNG
Att0rneyg-at-Law,
stephenville, Erath County, Texas.
H. NELL, LEE YOUNG
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CRISP BROS, Props. and Pubs.
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The Elopfnx Couple Return.
Mr. AND MRS. DARLING AT THE HAMILTON
HOUSE.

MR. AND MRS. DARLING AT THE HAMILTON
HOUSE.
Miss Beatrice Klingle, an account OF whose
elopement with Edward I. Darling was pub
lished in yesterdays STAR, was married upon
her arrival in Baltimore on Tuesday, by Rev
Peregrine Wroth, the rector Of the Church of
the Messiah. The couple returned to the city
last evening" and are now stopping at the Ham
ilton house. Mr.. ]. p. Klingle, the father Of the
young lady, called upon his daughter last
evening. He also had an interview with her in
Baltimore yesterday. Mr.. Darling is engaged
in the piano business In this city with his uncle
and for the present the young couple will
remain at the Hamilton.
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rAT A b q II.

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Killed by . Street Car.

AN OLD CoLoRED MANS HEAD CRUSHED UNDER
THE WHEELS.
Henry Simms, colored, 20 years old, was run
over and instantly killed by car No. 10, on the
Washington and Georgetown railroad last
night about IL O'Clock, near the corner Of 26th
and NJ streets northwest. The remains were
removed to the fourth precinct station. Simms
had been visiting friends in Georgetown and
left shortly before IL O'Clock on car No. "a.
When near the corner Of 26th and M streets
the car was stopped, and as the old man started
away he walked into car 10, which was going
down the grade. He was knocked down and
run over by the car, the wheel passing over his
head, killing him instantly. The coroner will
hold an inquest this afternoon at O'Clock at
the fourth precinct station. William A. Jacobs
the driver Of the car, was placed under arrest
this morning by Officer Volkman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-17
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight

ALBATGH'S OPERA HOUSE.-Ada Gray In
"Hortense"
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.-"The Mikado."
THEATER COMIQUE--Variety.
DIME MCsEUM.-"Conrad;O or, The Hand OF
O Friend"
HEEzoG's OPERA HoUsE--"Hoop of Gold"