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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COER rs.
sx1tp STATES cRcur .aGs'-,sAl ,tRs

sentences
Judge Benedict opeued me sour yesterday morning
sAa on motion Of uI.los state, Asss,sa' Dsuci Al
torrey Re, prtceeced 10 pass ,Logmen, o. PRISONERS
soIv.eled during the present term.
lr The cass u Oscar Royue. :prvlcied u afx.nG
eounerfen Internal revenue stamps sson PACKAGE VI
ssas counsei inoyed Tor srles, ol judgment whct
opposed by Mr. ben and the Judge passed sentence
he prisoner Of years mprsonmeni 10 The slate
Prison ~ sing sing
In the case OF Essduand Roystsr who pleaded gully
V The charge Of doing business - dsti.sf Without
paying the spec lax required sy ia" eodnse moVea
Tor y mitigation u punishmesI sentence, ihirieen
months lIBp pslsoLiLenI n The sAte fr.sou ,
In the case vf Geur,e kicboas, eabScteo OF havipg
been os ected IN inc act Of usliug spirits without
having Complied raqunea, WIN 'ns VI sno
Ac oi Congress, counsel uoveu 'os ' i.'s.on @ VI
on Tue grouad tnat The accused Was merely
i.s operator In tue employment Of tbs zeal owner OF tue
assety that Ne was MT aware u v'oa,ins Tue law,
ard n vi wing ever .be vi Ine ea 0lenje % the
Dis rct the Judge suspended sensrnce for the
present. aud prisoncf Was remahoed w the Custody
VI lle [ u. ted s.aes Nsshai
Jacub Iow rnsten Convicted OF dst:line spirits with
Out naylpp tne SPECIAL TAX, on beug pst forward 10
seceve sen nce ~ case was re- 10 enea 70 le court
te grounds tnat sc was ea uto the aci by dessL,n2
u.cn AID that lie not the principal. Judge Bcne.
dict look lhe circumstances into Con deraiion and
tss sed seniencI tat 10 addiioL " tue tnllty days
.nnemeut 10 had a.readv undegons he sEouid DO
tuy,uer imprponed Tor Lnir y da,s
In ot William spike. convicted OF pa sing aud
having AS po sc son eountcriet currency Stamps,
eUuuses aOved III in.tilatiou vi pun snuIeut IN ,he
ground tai the prlsourr had gveu used III orlnaton
10 Lne government IA references 70 .nc detection OF
several plates and counteren apparatus, oy wh cn The
ruverIme1t had succeeded IN capt rug tne, AID oy
w,cs he kystem ol Counter etn, ou large SCALE had
bsey do Gated mir. Bell admitted these service, aud
~ Judge. N taking them 0onsd raon, said tnat
iDead of progounc.ng the fan penalty oil Ifeep years,
vhCn the Jaw provided, tAe sen encs should oe six
years WITH haru laboi, Ia The > ate Prison
.ed-Iick Dlvls dealer in cgafs, piraded guilty 10
havns seued and having IN his posses counterfeit
Gun sLcy notes and Stamps. On oeins put forward,
eoanse moved u mitigation OF panishinent on the
p.sa hat had received tLose noes N his ordinary
kviness and passed some oil them away as he TAI re
them. .enced 70 t~o years. imprisonment,
Shh bard LABOR, III the sac lrison.
~ the Case vi Neal son, vino was put on trial on
tie charge VI larceny the ngn SEAS ana upon which
hset' was 10 VERDICT tho Juiy having dsagreed, Mr.
Lu lie I'D throw further isbL upon ihe case,
m3v. d .hat .ho PRISONER be DISC urge on owu
ScI.. lance 'ne court ssaented, AMI Erickson was
scScru.Laiy discL ar. ed.
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SUPERIOR C0URT-SF eClAl TERM.
DecIsiOus.

Judge Jones rendered judgment in the following cases
yesterday
Mary A. Whi,tingham Administrative, vs. The Yuba
Gold and silver Mining Company Motion denied,
without costs.
Caioiine Kraema vs. Emanuel Gcorge.-Proceedings
dism ssed
Simon Y Sondhelm ys. Bertha Corns = Default opened
payment OF $l2 costs and disbursements.
Edward g. Nckerson va the American Teleg rap b
Company Motion granted.
William SulLbacker ct al. vs. Barak Seligman.
granted, without costs.
In the matter OF James I. Watson for the appoint
meni Of guardian. -Mv. ion granted.
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c,usr uf COMMON pltM-rsAl Tssm-plar
Action on Promis-ory Notes.
Before Judge Barrett aud q Jury.


JInes A. Thompsoa "a Wallace Bdrn>s Implicated ,oifh
Edlcurd L. DurLar-Thls was an action 10 recover the
amount Of certain promissory notes The com plant al
ieges that the 18th January, 1s6o the plaintiff bad
advanced to Jared Pratt three promssoy notes Of over
$500 eacn without consideration that he also loaned
10 the said Pratt enable him 70 carry his business
eelo for which Pratt gave plaintiff his draf the ts.
fendsnts payabs day after sight, that the l3th
OF January, $780, Pratt ecams nsolveu owing the dc.
fcndants the time about $4,000 and that being
able pay nis debt be proposed TO the pan TO mako
IN assignment Of his property for the benefit OF hrs
creditors and prefer the plantn with full amount Of
his Indebtedness The complsint then alleges that
In consideration that the plaintiff would forego hrs right
70 the assignment anu would make u 10 defendants,
they promised the several sums represented BY the
promissory notes VIII they be anne DUE together with
toe amount OF the draft Immediately after the sxecu
ton OF the bill sale Plaintiff then AYERS that
although he yielded TO defendants they have not since
paid either the drst the amount OF tho promis-ory
notes. The defence was general denial OF every
allegation conta ned n the complaint aud an averment
that promise ever made by the defendant to the
paInn TO pay the amount OF the notes In cues ton.
he case has not been conc uded.
Case Of Alleged Fraudulent Representation.
before Judge Barrett
OF w Bird Pond In the HvRALD report Of this
case yesterday br Bird wac dyerisny mentioned 90
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CANAL lmpsoysMsNrs N rHs Wfsr.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.

CiscfssArI, Fob ~, $685.
General weltzsi who has been for time
survey OF the fails Of the Ohio has maze an .auo-
rate report which WAS received In Washington yesier-
day. The conclusions ate that TO anish tue present
canal will require tg83 900, OF which 500 ooj s on
hand In possossion Of the company, tue
Outstanding oonds amounting to sis7O000 II
tbo government should take possession OF
the work, complete and assume the
bonded debt, tho total cost would DO 81 3J5 O0o Tho
est mated cost OF new canal on the Indiana side is
g. sos 0o0 General Wcnzel recommends that In addi.
ton 10 comprising the improvement o. the odesnal
the new canal should be built, a the locks of
vessels tnat the rapidly Increasing commerce OF
tne river VIII require. M Esseston has this
ously. Noshing Is expected - pressnt IN Ad Of nov
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lATEO STATES DsTRiC- cOuaT-Ix BANKRUPTCY.

P.tit3Ons in Bam~rypIcy Flied.
The business In the bankruptcy side OF the United
eaiss Dslrc Cour, has been unusually heavy during
ths week 1t Is gradually on tie increase. and yeser
<Ay hs number OF pcons filed exce.ded anything pro
vsusy recorded this depart The petitions fled
amount IN numoer TO nearly twenty Ave, as fDllows
Conrad Q in Ghcne aud Lard Courtlands, westches.
Yer c.,unty; referred to Reg ser Close.
Ldwin Boutoa, New York city; referred to Register
wh ANS
ssmsoa J. Rothscniid aud Nathan Bachman; re-
terrrd to Register DAYTON.
10 keg rster Little.
Alfred L Stevens, Liberty. Sullivan county re-
0oad,an Bush Fallsburg, Sullivan county; 70.
wAnam i. s,eae. callicoon. Sullivan county; 70.
Abel Y. na.h Caiiicoon, Sullivan county; referred
10 Register Little.
amer Busn, Liberty. Sullivan county; referred to
wal,am Llsls. Ne~burg, Orange county; referred TO
S.,nal,el u. Chandler. Dssrpark, Orange county;
fssred ~ Register Little.
X snan Foley. Cornwall Orange county; referred to
Sess, n. Jones' Corn wall Orange county; referred 70
Register Ltus
ca.nes $. Greeley, Nswburs, Orange county; re-
leopold Long, New York city, referred 10 Register
And.ew Il. Brown, william J. Brown ana Pora,io
An hony uAuhsy. Montgomery, Orange county; 70.
tssreS 10 Register Little.
sase, Williams.
thar,as saSsr. New York city; referred to Register
B-uan Acurd Ryder Mills. Columbia county, re-
Ssr,ed 70 Register beaie.
,s,o D. Wsller New York city; referred 10 Register
wlliam b. JoueA New York city; referred 70 Regis
W DWIGHT
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COURT or COMMON pltAs-sptclAl TERM.

Decisions.
Judge Brady rendered judgment In the following cases
yesterday morning.
BmnS d. Bmna--Counsei fec OF $3.50 and $l2 per
week amony TO unite deed TO property referred
10 the motion.
Bner u SoH,crviih Motion denied payment Of
$40 susts
Fttre,cl -s Roserlian Motion denied with $40 costs
to abide The event.
Hiin.drt us frcdsric.-Moton granted
Chcpin rs va sn.--Aotion granted defendant stipu-
lnting not to sue
M,ry4a us Carue. Form OF order suggested
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SUPERIOR coURT-TR!AL Team-pAaT
Action Tor $1,000.
Before Judge Barlow and 0 Jury.

Before Judge Barlow and Jury.
Henry Alexander vs. BeyLmin s. Coaen.-rhis was an
action TO recover 500 for ay alleged TO be due by
defendant TO plaintiff Tho complaint AYERS that plain
lin was salesman commission carrying on business
al Murray and CHI mbers streets In The month Of July,
1855. plaintiff engaged by the dsrendant 10 act az
his salesman and continued in his employ until March,
1857. when he di cua ged, as he AYERS. without
Paintin further claims that Ia addition 10 his
duies as salesnan he performed oher imp rtant
vices for defendant, for which he claims the amount
menti0ped rne defence forth den nj Ot any
by plaintiff indoor salesman while oe-
fendant In Europe aud alleges that all claims were
fully satisfied PRIOR TO plaintiffs discharge Case sti on
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inc superior Court At salary Of g. per aanum and
;ncreans ths salary OF the librarian Of the supreme
Count TO tue same amount.
An application was received from the Board OF
Coroners asking for engsr which was re- erred 10
the Commsttes On Salaros and Officers
The bills of Roe 4 20. for stationery amounting 10
$625s. and II Sc 'mour Co tor stationery Jaw bo1ks
&c amounting TO 1881, were taken up ana ordered to
be paid.
The Board took up the county tax lew a presented
BY the Comptroller, and adopted II " tn iew slIInt
anendments alter when tne Board adjourned 10 m.el
sgan a. the call Of the chair
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vxrlp STATES usIacI cuuar-raAL ,ssM

Judge Blatchford, on opening the court yesterday
nosnlpg resumed tho internal revenue case Of Inc
vIned States The Dstillery in Forty nfth Al
iarpsst five O'Clock last evening, the arguments hav.
No ben closed part OF the deendan, and TOT
tts governme.t, the ry, under tho direction OF Judge
Hxlcuford, found verdict eondemning the properly.
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canal but the people Of ihs Mississippi valley have
rgh to expect Appropriation su.cent 10 Complete
the old canal order that may be made free.
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enstments IN the regular army Of the Emitted Staes,
whGh ipss flc by express act OF Congress maSes tue
sOlalor ciiiann
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Now owned by the company ~. 50

Now owned by the company $049. 900
Balance on which liable for iivdeuis S4O 400
lh.s .bject 10 be Increased B., iurlei exchanges
OF outs .andiuy American ana Tn ted States lie egrapn
Com stock, ~ prov,ued Tor In tho agreements VI
oonsolidAt on, viz
OF AMe lcau Rtock tl0o, oVV
For United .tates stock. l45,SV0
No
BONDED DEuT.
Bonds Of the American Telegraph Company,
Bonds OF the Western Union rs,egraph Com.
psny, due in 1878 A661o)0
rota bonded debt. December l, 1857 ....&4 9a5 500
No. 3
STATEMENT INCOME ExrESsRs giGH EKS MONTHS
FROM JULY l, 1903 TO yASCARv l. 1868
Cro bring this statement up 10 January l. 1868. tho
has meas TOR December IL estimated
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COURT c.Les0aa-THis DAy.

tho defendant instead Of the PLAINTIFF The iury found
q verdict Tor the piaintin Mr.. Bird.
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=. BY Grubbs 6 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE vALUA

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
Known GS,1ttBURFo0T,s PITs.,,1 NOW
Owned BY THE NATIONAL COAL 1f In M I,
MING COMPANY, IN CHESIEkFIEEIh1D
COUNTY, JAMES JANE p RdTEsIR5, hBo4 W
Coal Mining Company to the subscribers as trus-
tees, dated 10th April 1865, and recorded In Ches-
terrified County Court, being thereto required py
the " T5 fe the t day Of April
fssS u NJ If fair If not then on the next ,alr
viewed in said deed the same being tract OF Lano'
with the buildings and m aes riyer a5on
twelve miles by water transportation ABOVE haCn
mond. embracing about $50 acres, formerly known
as Burfoot's Pits, and now known as the properly
Of the National Coal Mining Company IN amongst the
most valuable coal property IN tae So
fields of Richmond. A new shalt has iateiy peen
sunk reaching superior body OF coal, ana 0tner
been made. demonstrating that for richness OF de-
posit and ease of working this Is tns n4se
valuable coal property In Virginia now IN the
market. .,o ,,o,.
complete character, and the whole properly is no"
in condition for profitable working.
The attention of capitalists at the Nortn anu
elsewhere is specially invited to this sale: nso.
of the SAFE and to pay off bond for $40 600, with
Interest thereon from LIST March, 1866: credit as
to $40 600 with interest from LIST March, 1885, lsay
Sil $780, until LIST March, 1869 the residue upon
payme g to bear interest from the day Of sale,
and to be secured by deed Oh trust upon 'ne
perty. Purchaser 70 Pay t ta Z eF fSF lsef,
"i'oDo' :" :" i--''- NH 2s-2awt2oAp &dtds
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T,HE yALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY

\
T,HE VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
AT AsHkAARRi, dN H rR Rie SH4TSTTS
ON THE RICHMOND. FEEpERICKSBuKa
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, Fob SALE AT
AUCT1ON.-We will sen at auction, upon the
isss 1t 70, clock P. ne; the above Described truly
tb aasnp gPoTEi BnMDiSas with essen
rooms G9TTA G5 wsh eight 9th Ia f9ss
rooms rooms sasa aBSLLf1RD with
iodeing -roorls adjoining !; o DARKROOM. TEN.
PIN alley, GAs-H0UsE, md 9 NTGHE l
with eight rooms, and two large BRICh UpENs,
The grounds contain about TWELVE ACRES,
embracing beautiful lawn SET In grass ang OIL
mented with On original growth Of oaks and silver
maples-the whole presenting very attracsise ap-
Six passenger trains stop at and pass Ashland
each day, af5rding facilities for constant commit
i1ication with the Northern and Southern cities,
and enabling persons living at Ashland 70 90 pusi-
Inc railroad company affords to heads Of families
boarding at the hotel free ticketsto Richmond Ash
land the only place near Richmond which has suit
able accommoda tfons~ with convenient access, for
picnic and ball oe ssn
full and healthy village the line Of the raiiroao
and In time must be place of considerable M,por.
lance, being on the great highway of Northern ana
Southern travel In wealthy ana is az
PM In the hands Of enterprising men this could be
made q very valuable property A nlag OF tne prop.
can be seen at the office OF sne saration thai
The terms Of sale win be liberal, and win be made
known ' at the time Of s sfsej 9 WILLIAMS
., 90 !, q Il e. Il Nav Anctioneer5.
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Washington sculpture gets this honorable
mention in recent letter from the capital !:
The town is full of statues Of dwarfs,
cripples, rocking horses, and drunken In
dams. Washington, nearly naked, sits out
in the rain colossally, pointing to the Pa
tent Office where his breeches are, Lin
coin is baseball pitcher on the top of o
column. A pea-green Jefferson, deaf and
dumb, is asking aims, with paper, before
the White House. Near by, General Jack
son is riding to victory over landscape of
foaming mugs Of lager beer. What we
want here is more lightning mean the
more subtle fluid so called-to strike some
of these monuments and complete Them"
A pantheist minister met DR.. Emmons
one day, and abruptly asked, "Mr. En-
mons, how old are you 2" "Sixty, sir and
how old are your" "As old as the crea-
tion,' was the answer, in triumphant
tone. Then you are the same age with
Adam and Eve ?n "Certainly; was in
the garden when they were." 81 have
always heard there was a~third person in
the garden with them," replied the Doctor,
with great coolness abut never knew it
was you. )"
"Mynheer, do you know what for we call
our boy Hans 7"
"Do not, really"
"Well, I tell you. Der reason We call
our boy Hans, dat ish his name.
The original "Old oaken Bucket" upon
which Samuel Wordsworth wrote his famous
lines, has Just arrived in New York.-Buf-
fdlo (M. ~ Commercial. =.
!, But did he write them upon the bucket ?
An exchange says: What can be more
desirable than nice boot or shoe ~ We
should say q. pair Of them.-Boston Aduer-
tiSer. 5 ,rs= zsegsg- $
There is difference between license and
liberty as applied to dogs. AS for them the
appeal is-Give them license or give them
DEATH Boston Advertiser.
The right man in the right place. hus-
band al, home in the evening.
Powder is q nice thing-in horn.
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OFFICE RIHcMoND AND YORK RIvERl
: RAILROAD COMPANY,
- 80 R1crIhfoNn .Marnh IL l268 y


T INE TO PHILADELPHIA AND
IL BOSTON RE-OPENED.-This company Is
now prepared again to receive and forward freight
Freight for these points leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and at the same time
for Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago,
and all points between Wheeling and Parkersburg
and Baltimore on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and all places reached by the Northern Cen
passengers will find this delightful spring and
summer route to Baltimore, where they arrive
always In time for the early trains North and West,
with ample time for breakfast In Baltimore. u
desired. Fare to Baltimore only four dollars iSa)
Freights for Baltimore and points beyond re-
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FROM BOSTON TO RICHMOND.-Markyo your goods
ssKeystone and Union Line,,' care Of "Richmond
and York River Railroad Line ), Baltimore, anc
ship by Boston and Providence railroad
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RICHMOND.-Ship by
the ''Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Line,
No. Is North wharyes, Philadelphia, care OF
ssRichmond and York River. Railroad Line, - Bal
timore.
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at A. NJ
STAGE LINE FOR TAPPAHANNOCK. EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING., on the ar
rival of the cars at Fish Haul station. in King
William county stages leave for Tappahannock,
passing King William Courthouse, Walkerton,
Burlington, and Miller's Tavern, and reachlng rap
pahannock at O'Clock same day.
Returning, stage leaves Tappahannock on WE'D.
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and passengers
reach Richmond by the cars at 500.
in proportion. WILLIAM Is; ENOS,
Captain JOHN H. FREEMAN, Passenger ane
Freight Agent NH IA
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ITTRGINTA CENTRAL RAILROAD

y7IRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
e v CHANGE OF -SCHEDULE.-On and after
WEDNESDAY, March 18th, the following trains
will be run on this road:
The morning passenger train DAILY except on
Sundays) between Richmond and Stanton. and TIL
weekly west Of Staunton, going west, on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-
turning alternate days. This train leaves Rich,
mond at tbs A. NJ. and arrives at $50 p. NJ, and
makes close connection with the Orange and Alex e
andria Railroad trains for Lynchburg and the
Southwest and connects with trains to and from
the North, but with delay at Gordonsvillc OF one
hour and thirty minutes-the connections with the
Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York being re-
established. No trains on Sunday.
The evening passenger train leaves Richmond
DAILY Except Sundays) for Gordonsyille at. $40
p NJ and for Charlottesville on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. Returning, leaves Gharlottes-
vile at4 A. Mon THURSDAY and MONDAY,
and Gordonsviile DAILY Except on Sunday att
A. NJ. arriving in Richmond at e:s0 a. NJ:
The morning train connects with HARMAN &
co.'s and TROTTER & CO.'S LINE of STAGE
COACHES for Lexington, White Sulphur, and
Winchester.
Passengers for Lexington 60 through from Rich
mond or Baltimore the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points. 81. d. WHITCOMB,
mh9 General Superintendent.
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qjS6 "
Mow sise 1nGRGH sSn1 q 1esse--
4 asock eHM or United ysates TR0Ops
D.slsss ptissaa sc W as PIG 8 afs,
go T,rc sparss, NEnRAskA, April III.
In return for some information, / should
ike some light thrown On subjects not gene
rally understood BIZ settlers Of these parts.
April 9Th, see5, 600 worth of stock was run off
BY Indians from Big Spring, Nebraska.
April 9Th. Sidney, Lodgepole, Potter, and
Pine Bluff, had more OF less stock taken by
the poor 1ndfan.n April 10th, Julesburg
suffered a,similar loss. These are stations
on the Union Pacific railroad. & This stock
was all run, to the north aide Of, North
Platte river from twenty to forty miles from
sspiaces whore they were FIRST stolen.
Notice was given Fort Sedgwick early
on the morning OF the 9th, and Cap
tain Micks, in command Of sixty cav
airy, started in pursuit but the poor
Indians ~ had CROSSED North Platte river,
trail freeh, and Captain Mioks chafng un-
der an $order received from his suPeriors
not to cross (giyen before starting. Sald
order originated last fall, while Indian Com
missioners were in this country, IN this
way The Indians agreed to remain doclle
until treaties were made in spring troops
we're tS be kept south Of North Platte river,
&C.. The Indians have made general raid
on all stock, and have In every instance got
off with it, knowing the military dare not
cross their bounds to pursue thievish RED
men. This work going on while the COM
missioners are in council at Laramie. NOW,
i would like to ask aifew questions. What
are posts established and garrisoned for
If for the protection of settlers and pubic
works, why are they limited to q few miles
circuit for the pursuit Of depreda,ors
Why do commissioners give lndlans
powder and lead? Not to XIII game
Thev nse the bow and arrow for tnat
g Guns scare game" "Spotted Tail = ian
O,Ga1lala Sioux chief will make treaty
every week for presents. Then the stele.
sranI, announces ga treaty has been made
With q noted Chief" etc., etc., leading PEG
nile in the East to believe they would pc SAFE
n these parts. Why does the Western
Union Telegraph Company discharge will
ont inyestiration) their operators Tor inter
rnnt;nr q Associated Press reports for the
Transmission of information tregarolng
rnoyements. threatened attacks, or raids by
Ind;ons To- the posts frem where the be-
s;ared enid and would get assistance upon
t;mslv information, involving loss Of pro-
nerty and life9 If the poor l'adaans',
could be pursued few miles without some
order not to cross certain bounds (even II IN
sight of the thieves), thousands of dollars
worth of stock could be saved yearly to the
Door and deserving settlers. {f-s*S
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apo
AND SUMMER ARRANGE

SPHlNG AND SUmmGh a > ITTr,
~ MENT. 1sss.-GREAT 8 HOE. s Ksg Vi =
70 THE NoRTE, EA AsnT,tAf NRs MhRsaa' AND
PoToIaG EAILRoAIgIr GS AGKT h nHhiIfEY1E LIZ
CANT CARS WITH NEW PA ,IIl ~ ~ z The
ING of GHAIRRss aI Ss on this road are run
from the DEPOT corner BYRD AND E seAl .
sT The BAY e T1aaRo6eH MAIL TEAM t Leaves
pichnnr1 daily (Sundnys extepteul az " a. n,
a,ririnn in washington ut r NJ, 9 The
9th the early afternoon express tralns iof. JUG
N9T Se S EaSj: TT THRoUGH MAIL TRAM WITH tn
o,asont carr with the wpateDt sleeping cnad ar
eessssshed leaves Richmond daily at $50
With the early morning trains for the Nortn' Eas''
ana pot Me ssTTEAMERs stop at Alexandra each way
The T GCCOMMODAfIoN TRAIN LOT for! M Rro.d
ord ali way stations leaves depot, corner DLoaa
and Eighth streets, Mt S P. N. Returning, arrives
~ T SifY OF TICKETS and THROUGH BAT
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points: ~
For further Information and through tlcKets, apS
ply at the ONCE Of the company and at the ticket
Office corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
s.,,uS S RirTH. Superintendent. apis