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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-14
Harrison's CONGREGATIONAL Advisers.

WASHINGTON, March 13-The southern
republican members-elect ard the contest
ants will hold meeting this week to agree
upon some general plan of recommending
southern applicants for office. President
Harrison has invited recommendation,
they say, from members Of congress. by
saying that he proposed TO rely upon them
and hold them jointly responsible with him
self for bis appointments.
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FREIGHT TRAIN ROBBERS.
Nine of Heavily-Arm Gang a
restod Near Shawnee


rested Near Shawnee.
PITTsBURG, March I3-A gang of rob-
bers boarded a freight train near Shawnee,
on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad
last evening and beat Brakeman Cleary
into insensibility They vera put off, how
ever, by other train men before they Sc
cured any booty. A special train was
telegraphed for aud a posse under Lieut..
Booker of this city left for he scene of the
attempted robbery. Nine of the
men were surrounded near Phillips
burg and captured. They were
heavily armed and carried revolvers,
knives and blackjacks. The party was
brought to this city at O'Clock this morn
ing and lodged in jail. An organized gang
is believed to exist along the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie road, as the company has been
annoyed by persistent freight car robbers
for six months past. Brakeman Cieary is
in serious condition, and may not recover
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Does not Propose to Resign.

WASHINGTON, March lS-Attorney Cen
eral Miller said this afternoon that no fur
ther action has been taken in the case of
District Attorney Watts of West Virginia,
who has notified the department that he
does not propose to comply with the request
said that no one has yet been selected for
Mr.. Watts place, and that the latter viii
probably be allowed to remain until his sue
cessor has boon nominated and confirmed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-14
A POLICE CHIEF SHOT.
The Murder Committed by a Friend of
Man He Had Arrested.

RENovA, Pa, March 13.-Philip Paul,
chief Of police of this city, was shot about
midnight and died two hours later. He had
arrested young man named Bsltord and
had reached the lookup with his prisoner.
As he was about to enter the building
friend Of the prisoner named Mike Clary ap-
preached and shot Chief Paul in the back
of the head. The murderer escaped, but a
viGilant search is being made for him. He
is eighteen years Of age, and resident Of
Raunua
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-14
Inman's Party at Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, March 13.-John H.
Inman. president of the Richmond Termi-
nal system, ex-Mayor Hewitt and ex-Mayor
Cooper OF New York, John c. Calhoun and
other New York capitalists visited Knox
vile to-day. The object of their visit is to
examine coal mines.
INMAN's PARTY AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March 13.-John
H. Inman and p lrty arrived in this city to-
night They will remain here tomorrow,
and will visit all points of interest in and
about the city. They go from here through
Alabama, and will probably go to Florida
before they raturn.
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COMPLETING THE CHARLESTON.
She VIII Be Ready for Her Trial Trip
in Two or Three Weeks.

Al W. Va AhA 90 w SOho
WASHINGTON, March l3,-The contract
ors building the new cruiser Charleston at
San Francisco have informed the navy de-
partment, in answer to telegraphic inquiry,
that the vessel will be ready for trial
in two or three weeks. Secretary Tracv
says that the purpose Of the departments
inquiry appears to have been misunder-
stood. Capt. Belknap, who was the head
of the trial board, was recently detached
and ordered to China. 1t was necessary to
fill the vacancy on the trial board caused
by his retirement, and the department tele-
graphed the builders OF the Charleston in
order to ascertain when the appointment
must be made
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MALONE OUT IN THE COLD.
No Probability That He Will Get Any
thing From Harrison.

thing From Harrison.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Gen. Malone
is asmuch out in the cold as Warner Miller.
Not only did he fail Of the cabinet appoint
ment which he sought as the choice Of the
republicans of the south, but he cannot get
anything else. The administration seems to
have determined to recognize the John s..
Wise faction in all things. Gen. Malone
had to wait a long while at the white house
to-day to see President Harrison. When he
did get in he came right out again. The
secret Of it is found in the fact that Gen.
Malone was a Sherman man at Chicago
and Wise was for Blaine. Senator Quay is
the only Sherman man who seems to stand
any chance of getting anything under the
administration.
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DANGER OF A SPEECH.
blaine Rnua RaaI Eatata.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-James q.
Blaine has made an investmentin Meridian
hill property, amounting to over Sl7, 900.
Hts purchases include twelve lots on his
own account and one lot in the transfer Is
made 10 him and William G. Hill.
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Henry George at camberwell.

LONDON, March 13.-Henry George adj
dressed an enthusiastic meeting at Gambler
well this evening. He was asked many
nnestinna
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Chinese Labor for West Prussia.

BERLIN, March 13.-The governor Of the
province OF West Prussia, in view OF the
scarcity of farm hands, has suggested the
introduction of Chinese labor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-14
purchases OF BONDS.

WASHINGTON, March 13.--The bond ten
Tetary accepted $4,000 416s at 10s.
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has postponed his proposed visit to Cats
china.
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Admiral Jaures pead.

PARIS, March 13.--Admiral Jaures, min
lister OF marine, is dead. The cause Of his
death was apoplexY.
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Great Loss OF Life by an Explosion.
LONDON, March 13.-- terrible explosion
occurred in the Brynnally colliery at Wrex-
ham today. Twenty persons were killed.
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SENATORS IN CONFERENCE.
An Elections Resolution Similar to
Chambers Discussed.

An Elections Resolution Similar to
Chandler's Discussed.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The republican
members Of the privileges and elections
committee Of the Senate held conference
this afternoon for the purpose of determin-
ing upon the future procedure Of the COM
mittee with regard to alleged south
arm election outrages, but without
coming to any conclusion adjourned
till tomorrow, when the matter will be
further considered. There was some dis
cussion in regard TO calling up in the Sen
ate the resolution similar to that proposed
by Mr.. Chandler during the recent session
Of congress, directing the committee 10 in
vestigate elections in Louisiana and other
southern states.
DANGER OF A SPEECH.
1t is possible there may be a speech made
In the Senate before adjournment, on this
topic, but as the senators are generally
pretty we'll tagged out, it is improbable
that any election resolution will be pushed
to a vote, as il is thought 1t would certainly
give rise to prolonged debate which might
keep the Senate here some time. The SEN
ators also discussed, without conclusion,
what they should do under the resolution
passed to-day authorizing the committee TO
sit during the recess Of congress-
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LEGITIME'S BOAT LOST.
She Got the Worst of an Attack on
the Forts at GonaiVes.

NEW York, March 13-The steamer Will
lam Coulmaln arrived from Gonaives,
Hayti. to-day She reports that on Feb.
%, the gunboat Dessalines, of President
Legitime's navy, arrived off the port and
opened fire on both forts at the entrance Of
the port. The cannonade was continued
for two hours, but no particular damage
was done. The forts returned the fire, and
in short time the Dessalnes put out to
sea. The supposition is that three well
directed shots from the fort struck the
steamer. The general belief is that the
Dessahnes has sunk ith all on board. The
Dessalines foundered, it is said, off st.
Mares.
FIGHTING ON THE LAND.
On Feb. 20 an order was received by a
messenger from the minister of war at st.
Mares to send out 800 troops to join a SINH
lar number which left st. Mares TO attack
the southern people, Sixty of Presi lent
Legitime's forces tried to cut off the connec-
tion between these two bodies, but they
were driven back to Grandeslines. A num-
her of prisoners were taken and some
arms, mostly rifles, were captured On
the evening of Feb. p at $50 o'clock,a great
fire was seen from the to wn. II was south
ward and tn ned out to be Grandeslines in
flames. The fire was started bT the south
ern people, who at once abandoned the
place. II appears that on the southern
army getting possession of Grandeslines
they treated the PEOPLE very badly, par
ticularly the women and children.
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81 said then that their course covered the
Times conductors with the deepest shame
but think was wrong; | ought to have
teen thriftier Of my superlatlves [Cheersl
''Afterward they sank still lower, and ]
say now, as / said then, it is neither more
or less than infamy. ICheersl A moro
scandalous betrayal Of great trust hm
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
sJottiug- Along the Railroad.
sec.

Alex Tinliug, well known by Miles
City people, has been promoted from
Missoula, to become the agent at Spo-
kane Falls.
VIM, Miner, formerly telegraph
messenger here, leaves tonight for
Rosebud to take the night position
permanently.
Irwin BoswOrth, one Of the we'll
known Northern Pacific conductors,
has became the possessor of one Of
Miles City's renowned pug dogs.
A large galvanized iron oil tank
capable Of holding IS or 40 barrels o
oil, has been received by the Cont
mental Oil company and will be place
in position by their agent, Mr.. f.
Gregory, at this place.
New live stock tariff, taking effe,
July 10th, gives rates on Street
stable cars to Chicago or Milwauk,
Sl2l.SO; and taking effect July I7tl
on Streets stable cars to 1t. Paul an
Minneapolis at $50. 40.
Byrnes Bros. yesterday received
consignment Of seventeen cars
cattle, i96 head, to range In N
county. Three more trains for n
same PARTY are to follow. This max
an aggregate Of go cars received
date,
d p. Cummings, late road master
g the Sth district, Yellowstone dlyIsIc
'e has been appointed by J., ID. Fir
'e | superintendent Of the Montana div
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
Closing Of an Important Outlct

hocft!e Of a port T. not Hurr iuilG0Us 10
its comrurr than f. even the temporary OJ,trut.
tlou Of lic Npwr 10 tue hcAItI u the system.
Constipation noe ssarlly arrests ihs secretion vi
bic, imlrl5- lud Disorder digestion, aud p%oI-oRs
the circulation, Tie safest aud must elective a.
IL l. alsoi the mo.l genial, laxative and anli.bi.
i0uS medicine ~ existence Ia H5s'ctter's stomach
biilci,, an IL j. more Than ~p.0pable that it.
sovereign sllu5cy ~ - PIE .cutlue and remedy for
Intermittent ald reIBiiteHt fever h. largely iHg 10
IL feiurllhiuTy srtipr ug0u tIe aseH lu organ
prelbdiriaiy ]iny0y~i IN al malaria, cOlluigigi-
Persons vita a tendency $50 g. rheumatic, lieu.
ralsiC a0i kiiury ~ Mole rAnno' 10 better than 10
when Invariably rhra * n af the outset. TIM
wtak, moreover, are Invested with st:uHgtA by lids
lHe luvig0 aui.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

j. P. smith has In his possession a
Wpmau'- breach made of a bpar's
up.k. The tuck Is uN1It four igrhts
long aud form, Il curve in shape, IL
was taken rom "a hnar hog al Chicago,
which Mr.'rm.tn shipped s0me time
ago t. taal plrcr. Tue tusk ha- been
polished amt b. "a b au'till ivory, II
l. gold mounted ana ioFu- a unique
and attractive pin, II hp,ougs 20 Mr.,
smith,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Gc1esaI MAualer UIIIuau, uI the
fed mlll, -aY- that J,.r mill e. kept
uUsy all tine tine aud iEa, there is s'l,l
plenty ut corn 10 grind aud plenty
gtound. The prpjurt ha, driven all
other meal out nj .h- market. Miles
Citg j. hcrug Supplied aud "a large part
~ Red Lodge. This infant INDUSTRY
l. thriving ip guod sh1pa,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

4 rnr.pat ~ Gor-e- consigned 20
J lupy Naggert, Fargo, Oak, and
-I.Np.f through rrpm arhiu.ron,
Es- aa.p.tcl fur water go |1r stock
yard, yesterday, \ srlsaaii mare
with O. ,,'t ny Der .iac died uhiI, H.
tIr yaru. aud rho cole wa -uI. Ju llr
enaa nt IGn Mcqueen 'or~p
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
DRnros,Is ~ WATER WORKS.

oHIrt u lI.t RlArteTmasief, Fort ks"2u, ",
T. jay l. i--B.--yUe1 proposals, Ia trip4Cg'e.
subject I Tie usual cpU1 irI0n,, will Tee received "
thi, Oficr anal u o'clock upon Oh Aug. %, i'-t,
AT which fiur 1nl place they viii he ulruri lu the
presence u bidders, iur furnishing all the skilled
and u1skilyi .ll0r required hy o new system u
water 'upF. iyr This pls.. -uvgIulAl"Ast la.
i]tfuufi3a. 10 L.Aier,, ant b'nnE form. 1T .rupOs.
Ns VII ps E..F5i on appligatiDn - lUIs Office,
Nc. "AHI'E, IT. Lieut.. aud x, a, y 2-Li lat,
4, IS. 3. 81. ~. =. A,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

sheli Of rye standing nearly Nix
fee high AID well hrlled out Wa
brought 20 this office yr.'a- day IT, a
specimen ~ thr crop on Henry Rou.
sums place ueag ,he Old Government
awmi., Henry ha, five aor,s ~
Ike ample, and rN-rd without irrlga.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

A. "a matter 81 u,.-olal CONF uCra.
Melon" ureirr- to du hi- trout li-hi.g
without ulaDrr boot. lie aas % Iiatt
aud picture ,ue G-Diug rr.tEur
which D. recumm. ended 10 ~kIIl'uI
agg,cr-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
ACOTrcrtiuu.

The james Kinney mentioned in
n issue yesterday as as-aulliug n
ChiuamaU and resisting arrest Wa not
the younE man Of tuat name who
dictates al Pepper * Joner'. jim
nIyn isn't that kind OF a man.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Prof, Btch ha. just received a guam.
THY uf Imported family wine, which
sells at $3.50 per gallon. This is "a
splendid summer cordial, and it, pur-
icy j, guaranteed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Bids have just been opeued for hry
At Fort Mckinney, the lowest figure
being Slj.4J FIR loo.e hay and II" 70
for halrd. From this. il would appear
that they have -olue graz down tl"t
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Produced from the laxative and nutri.
tious juice OF California figs, combined
with the medicinal virtues Of plant,
known to be most beneficial to IN,
human system, acts gently, on tn,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

ion, to Ioadmaster of the Rocky Fork
~ Cooke City ralway, between Laurel
and Red Lolle.
T.. GnTt-lde, who supercrGe. T..
Cummings a, road ms-ter o. tbs d.
vision, va, IA thu city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Mn. NJ. White has been very ill
and was expected Ia die. She j. now,
however, convu,psclng AMI will be
about in Il short while.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

ImpuIilic. OF the blood often cause
great nnuuyan at this season. Hood's
S]nrsnEarlila puriiies the blood, and
cures ala such affections.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

kidneys, liver aud bowels, etiectuallY
cleansing the system, dispelling colds
and headaches, aud curing habltual
constipation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

johnny Cu~griT has started up Tho
Opera House s]plouu, where he will he
pleased 10 see his friends and the pub
lie generally.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Two soldiers from the iort werr mr.
rested ou Monday night by Marshal
Gaylord, charged with dlsordcrly con-
durr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

The Mingusville base ball club de-
feated the Helena club again on Sun
day by u score Of IL to s..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Capt. +. l.. Neidringhaus, of ths
Home Land d Cattle Co., has returned
from a trip TO the Canada line.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Call al Lee Ei-enberg's and SEE the
reduction figures on 40 inch Swiss
ti0unClug.,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

White dress patterns SIPS, Sl.5O,
Sl.T5 TO $3.50. worth exactly again the
price at Lee Eisenberg's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Tue Golden Wonder Medical com.
pauy will give Its performance this
evening At the post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

II you want an elegant beaded wrap
for u few dollars, call ut Lee Eisen-
berg's this weel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

lfyou are thirsty or want a good cigar
go TO the Park st. Opera House saloon
where Johnny CosgriR is on deck. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Col. Malone lefJ last night for Min
gusvilly. where he VIII ship some cat
tie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
Post Office Ecga ati0ny.

Eastern mai ,..s-+'r' r''-A''5 "' lA'
Wezl,Tf mail Ciu-r4,.. ..,,....,,..,... 80 d. 60,
Office 0Ucn Sunday II
s]poarG>h maj close, Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday ~ : o, IA.
Tongue river ma., closes Aontsys and Thurs.
days a. = "A. ~.
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htiirE VUV - assasss.sFFsETT ''E'fHH' sVFFffT'' FFHFfsH - VT
Money order Clu~Cs.s....".,.,s.s.. ..s~.s..fu.rtl ~,
Registry ......,,,.,.. ..,'-.,H A., III
JNO. MCAUSLAND. 4 ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Persian Kid iu ladies low ,hpes.
Try them. c. b. Towers d Go.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

A. t. Campbell yesterday purchased
the wool clip Of Chris Ramme,
amounting to 10000 pounds. Mr..
Campbell will 20 to Mingusville to-
day 10 ship II.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

Fail blood English pug dnl- for sale.
Apply 9t Thu olire.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

A. Prcnati, agent inT the street
stable car. IL here irons lpEa.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Joe scott W.. m t,wl We crlay.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
MARKET REPORTS
Furnished py Bandenburg a Van Gasken
Deale : IN Fresh and salt Meats,
Produce. Etc, EtoI
Datsj June lst,, Q.

Fresh Fish, per pound, "~l5@ls cents
Salt Fish, ...l0@l2!
PRODUCE.
Ranch butter, per pound"9O@SO cents
Eastern creamery. .l6@g5
Fresh eggs, per dozen ...ls@S
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

uIoarll .k. rlu again yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17
Notice Of City Election.

Notice IS hereby given that on
THURSDAY, JULY a5th, s.89
O. SPECIAL ELECTION wall
be Held IN Niles City for the
following Municipal Cm.sr.
.a Ats.sss HI sasi Wg!,
To fiji the unsxpired term Of !,
c. Callahan, Resigned.
Which eiecti2n will open It
) O'clock IN the morning and con-
tinug open till 6 O'Clock in the
afternoon Of the same day.
Due notice Of tie polling place
and Judges and Clerks Of Election
will be gwen.
By order Of the City Council,
S. GORDON,
CITY Clerk.
Dataj June lsta, I-so.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-17

We respectfully solicit an increased
patronage. pledging ourselves to give
the best satisfaction.
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Dipiosno Noiires.

|
orvtnE or pTJILMAN's PALACE CAR COMPANY
o'f4o CHICAGO, April co. 1850.
nIVIDEND NO. 80. so.
~ The usual quarterly dividend Of TWO DoLbhISS PeI
shaYe from net earnings has been declared payaps a
~ t anelholders of record at close OF business
Transfer books will close May and reopen may To- loo
A. s. wEIESHEIMEB Secretary.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY l OF M. RhW 90 issS.
INTEREST on certificates issued for securities sss
4 a. Wabash st Louis and Pacific Railway 20, unnef
nan n reoTrsnYatten viii be paid on and after May l.
1882 on presentation : H. p. BABcooK, Secretary.
-, INV WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
COMPANY. No. 2 WALirssGg,, aaa
rYs HE REGULAR quarterly dividend OF / per
.nt ~ me preferred stock Of this company for the
s,dnr March 81 1850, has this day been declared
VA Il b psid on and sitter May 49, 1882 The transfer
ssats win close April as ~ o'clock ,. M ane reopen
May 10, a. 10 O'Clock 8 ~ - a..
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,fasal estate Gp Gxrbanse.


II ERMUDkNISLAND. ~
ID family owning largo stone cottage in Bermuda
wish exchange renta for the summer with family living
near Central Park HewYork City. Bermuda Is free from
aria, warmer that 50 degrees with constant
breeze The house is fully furnished. hve bedrooms
has beautiful view bathing not twenty feet away
garden fun Of vegetables, In milk. row-boat tele-
phone o. X. Want 10 exchange from June j 10 Oct l.
or longer Address r. H. Tribune ohee, or the owner
rT,O EXCHANGE.-For city, Brooklyn nearby prop
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'u'i ''N''''" FERDINAND FISH, 1a9 Broadway,
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Go Get, FURNISHED.


City
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@ HFRWooD STUDIO BUILDING. 81 WEST 18TH
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Ta,s represents only one Of the Maaiep'sees "a me
49,. from Iss TO $50 West s5th-st. between Yth
sos ,e.h sxe. ONE SOLD LAST WEEK. ALSO ONE
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vscss raui,ns,s Bussips I20 Broadway, or j. X.
m YssA Rrop dyxay.
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Business Chances.

RESsNAK ER.-An excellent opening for q
Dnrseass desmaEcr y the ely o. sgsa q Iet
81 hs nnrnose Floor % BY "a feeti ave rooms see
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A.
oHIcKERrNG HALL.
siondays AD,gl y. II = :is ,. n.
PAIEsTRiN1 choir
ASSISTED b ne Beeiov:a String SS osssissse
Tickets Ono resesyed scnte. ~
A MERE THEATRE Monday, Strauss
evening" K6RSsmner' Nerves womss we'd ssGsy
BE- S T4gssS Bepsa. e
Saturday Mlnna Won Barnhslm: -
y IJOU Theatre, B'way, bet. Both & Dist SITS.
sMA!INEE,s WEDiEES,p o;Iv AND l SATgaapAr
MipNiGIT BELL
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seass can be Secured four weeks IN adysnce.
pOX WANTED for the Centennial Ball.
Centennial Rail By TYSON, Fifth Avenue Hotel.
CENTENNIAL BANQUET.
APRIL 80, 1889.
once q the Metropolitan Opera House. corner 9TH avenue
DRESS CIRCLE .:::::.::........~~-ss Each
BALCONY :.s2 Each
G,HICKERING HALL, TONIGHT at 8 p. m.
~ LAST TWO VOCAL REorTALs.
! MR. AND MRS. dEoRd HENscHEL
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T. ENTENNIAL FAIR AND FESTIVAL
2 ii D. M Very beautiful ssgsf. Ga;La washington
Relies The Hungarian band Vocal MSAic, and many
other ATTRACTIONS, Admission, % cents. Season
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