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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-19
FROM NEW YORK.
nhIlnaEY.

NEW YORK, Sept l9.-Hezekiah d. Robertson, eX-
member OF Congress, died at Bedford, Westchester
county, to-day.
Yellow Fever In Havana.
Private dispatches received IN this city to-day
state that the number OF deaths in Havana from
yellow fever for the week ending Saturday aggre-
gated eco.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Labor Strikes Ended.

WHEELING, Sept 19.-The long prOtracted strike
of the iron boiler makers is ended, and tomorrow
all the nail and iron mills will be in full blast The
boiler makers return to work at the Old rates. the
managers making no concessions.
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FROM .N'EW ENGLAND.
Vessel I'm Distress .

Vessel in Distress.
BosToN, Sept. ia dismantled vessel OF
from $50 to 200 tons burthen, was discovered off
Chatham, Cape Cod, this morning, but the sea
was so rough that it was impossible to send
assistance from shore.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.

No PERFORMANCE AT THE ACADEMY TONIGHT
Mr. Leonard Grover, manager OF the grand cOmbi-
nation, advertised 10 appear at the Academy to-
night, sends word that two OF the principal artists
are so unWell 10 be unable 10 travel to-day. Js-
lfus Cesar will be given tomorrow Tuesday night
and tickets already issued will De hSnored.
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BOARD OF SURvBYs--The regular stated meeting
Of the Board of Surveys was held this afternoon,
Pre- sident Kneass I'm the chair.
The action through which the following sewers
were constructed during the recess az private ex-
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth and another, OF
the same dimensions, on Walnut streeI, DetWeen
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streetsi one, = iSee, m, on
Walnut street. between Twenty-drst and Twenty-
second street, and one, IL inches, on oShc s6reet
east from Second street. -
structed:-One, s feet over run OF water az Ninth
and Tioga streets; one feet on seventeenth street.
from Chestnut to Arch; /; one, 12 inches, on Filth
street between Coates and Green: and two, 10
inches, on Wyncoop street, between spruce anu
Locust and on Ludlow street, between lhlrty-thlrd
The Following streets were ordered to be placed
upon the city plan Part OF Upsal street, twenty
second ward Baird and Alfred streets, Twenty
resolution Of instruction relative to the grade
lines of Haverford avenue was referred to Messrs
on motion OF Mr. Shedaker, the action of the
board with reference to the construction OF sewer
on Forty first street was reconsidered and resolu
tion passed authorizing the construction or 3feet
sewer on that thoroughiare, from HayerIord avenue
point near Forty-second street.
MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-On Saturday night some
scamp obtained admission to the Bedford Street
and turned on the water. When the building was
opened this morning it was found to be completely
flooded and damaged to considerable extent A
reward of S25 has been offered by order OF Charles
Spencer, President of the Bedford Street Mission
Board ana is to be hoped that the perpetrator of
the outrage will be captured and punished as ne
deserves.
FAVORABLE ACTIoN.-The Committee on Finance
of Select Council, at a meeting held this merning,
directed the chairman to report with favorable re-
commentator the ordinance authorizing the appro-
priaton Of s45O0O0 for the building of House of
Correction.
BEAT HIS wIFE.-Patrfck Bushel yesterday conn.,
mted an assault and battery on his wife at Seventh
and Bedford streets. He was arrested and COM
m:ted by Alderman Bonsall.
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BEAT HIS WIFE.-Patrick Bushel yesterday conf
mitted an assault and battery his wife at Seventh
and Bedford streets. He was arrested and COM
mi.ted by Aide rman BOnsall.
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SALE OF RESIDENCE AND FURNIrURE.-Messrs.
Thomas & Sons will sell, September o. at 10 O'Clock,
on the premises, the very desirable modern resi-
dence, NO. 1872 North Nineteenth street Has all
the modern convenences Also, the entire elegant
household furniture See catalogues.
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ALLEGED THEFT OF A HoRSE-A man named
William Pickering was arrested in West Philadel-
phia on Saturday last for the alleged theft of a
horse the property OF a gentleman residing at
Chadd's Ford. Policeman Wrin made the arrest.
His attention was attracted to Pickering, who had
the animal in his possession, and was offering to
sell it at price far below its value. Defendant was
arraigned before Alderman Randall, and was held
10 bah for further hearing.
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A ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE ON CALLowHHL
STREBT-AbOut 3 O'Clock this morning the sheds at
the marble yard Callowhill street, above Broad,
were set on fire and destroyed The flames co n
shanty occupied by coored man. Both buildings
were reduced to ashes. The entire loss will reach
into custody on suspicion of firing the property.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-John Robinson is the name
OF an individual who was taken into custody at Sixth
and South streets on Saturday night upon the charge
of highway robbery. The allegation is that he stole
pair of pantaloOns aud coat from boy named
James Connell, who was passing the locality above
mentioned The prisoner had hearing before
Alderman Carpenter ana was held to bail TO
answer,
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PETTY LARCEEY.-Mary Carnes (colored), for the
theft OF a calico dress from the residence OF Sarah
II Jones' at Sixth and st. Mary Streets was yester-
Day cent 10 prison by Alderman Carpenter.
TRULRG-AbOut half-past nine O'Clock this
ynoTning tTifing fire occurred at No. T29 Poplar
EueeL The flames originated from the heater.
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SNEAK THIEF.-On Sunday evening a sneak thief
named John Kelly found his way into the residence
of DR.. Ashton, at Ninth and Spruce streets, and
helped himself to two hats and a case of surgical
instruments which were in the vestible. A servant
girl noticed Kelly leave the house with the property
in his possession. She gave an alarm and the thief
was followed to Twelfth and Market streets, where
he was taken into custody. Kelly had hearing be-
fore Alderman Jones and was held in $500 bail to
answer.
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Death Of Duchess Of Saxony.
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annuity, they having Joined their brethren
west,) per eighth article treaty seventh .Au
s..s:. eighteen hundred and fifty SIX. t-.e1--
thousand five hundred doiiars2
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at the
rate of five per centum per annnm. Ito be paid
annually for the support of schools" as per
third article treaty of March twenty first,
eighteen hundred and sixty-:wo, two thousand
five hundred dollars,
For interest on twenty thousand dollars. a5
the rate of five per centu n Der :innum, ito be
paid Annually - for the support of the Semi
mole government, as per third article treaty Of
March twenty first. eighteen hundred and six
ty-six one thousand dollars.
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NAyAJ0ES.

For second of ten installments for such
tcles of clothing material in lieu there
of for eight thousand Navajos Indians, not ex
ceeding five dollars per Indian. as per eighth
article of treaty of June first, eighteen hun
dred and sixty eight, forty thousand dollars.
For second of three iistaiiments for seeds
aud agricultural! implements for fourteen hun
dred families. a, The rate o: twenty-five dol
lars per family, as per seventh article same
treaty, thirty five Thousand doiiars.
For first of ten installmeuts to be used by
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in the pur.
chase oil such articles from tine to the con-
dtion and necessities of the Indians may indi'
cate to be proper, the sum of ten doiiors to
each person who engages in farming or mo
cbanieal pursuits per eigth article Of the
same treaty. fourteen thousand dollars
Fer Insurance and transportation of goods
twenty Thousand dollars
For this amount, or much thereof as may
be necessary, for subsistence of the Navajoe
Indians in New Mexico. for the year ending
june thirty. eighteen hundred aud seventy, to
be expended under the direction of the secfe-
tary of the interior, seventy-fiSe thousand
dollars.
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NEz PERCEs INDIANS.

For frat of five instalments of third series
for beneficial objects. at the discretion of the
President per fourth article treaty OF June
eleventh, eighteen hundred and fifty five, SIX
Thousand dollars
FoI eleventh OF twenty installments for tho
support of two schools, one of which to be an
agricultural and Industrial school, keeping in
repair school buildings, and for providing
suitable furniture, books, and stationery, per
fifth arttie treaty eleventh June, eighteen
hundred and fifty five. five hundred dollars
f.. eyeuth of twenty instaiimcnts for tic
employment of one superintendent of teacii
ing and two teachers. per 5th al tcie treaty lib
June. eigh teen hundred and fifty five, three
thousand two hundred dollars.
Nor eie enth of wenty ipstallments for the
employment of one superintendent OF farming,
and tw o farmers, two iniiiers, two blacksmIths.
one timer one gunsmith, one carpenter, and
one wagon and one piow maker, per fifth ar
ticle treaty eleventh of June. eighteen hundred
aud Fifty tive ten thousand dollars
For eleventh of twenty instailments Tor pay
of physician, per fifth article treaty eleventh
June, eighteen hundred aud ffty-fye, one
fhousand four hundred dollars
For eleventh of twenty insta!lments for
keeping in repair the buildings for the vari-
GUS employees, and for providing the necessary
furniture therefor, per fifth article treaty
eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty five,
three hundred dollars.
For eleventh of twenty instaliments for the
salary of such persons the tribe may select
to be their head chief, per fifth article Il eaty
eleventh June, eighteen hundred and FIFTY fiyei
hve hundred dollars. @
boarding and clothing the children who shall
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MINED sHoSHoNEs. BANNOcKS, AND
SHEEP EATERS.

For this amount to be expended in snch
goods, provisions. and other articles, as the
President may from time to time dete rmine, in
cluding insurance aud transportation thereof,
in instructing in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicine and medical ate
tendance. for and support Of the aged
sick, and infirm, for the helpless orphans of
said Indians. aud 10 any other respect to pro
mote their civilization, comfort, ard improve.
ment, twenty fye thousand dollars.
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SENECAS.

For permanent annuity in specie, per fourth
article treaty twenty u.nth September. eigh-
teen hundred and seventeen. five hundred dol.
lars.
For permanent annuity in specie. per fourth
article treaty seventeenth September, eigh
teen hundred and eighteen, five hundred dol
lars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools
iron aud steel. to be applied as stipulated in
seventh article treaty of February twenty
three, eighteen hundred aud sixty seven, one
thousand and sixty dollars.
For miller, during the pleasure Of the Presi-
dent, six hundred dollars.
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MIAAIEs OF INDIANA.
MANIFESTED RIVER.

Fer permanent annuity in goods or other
wise. per fourth article treaty third August,
seventeen huddred and ninety FIVE, five hun
dred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods or other
WISE per articles treaty twenty first August
eighteen hundred anu five, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity in g'oia or other
wise. per third and separate articles of treaty
of thirtieth September. eighteen hundred and
nIne, three hundred andkfty dollars.
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RIVER CROWS.

For this amount. to be expended for such
goods PROVISIONS, ard other articles as the
President from time 10 time may determine, in
GLIDING insul ance aud transportation thereof
in instructing in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicine and medical at
tendance, care for and support of the aged,
sick and iutirn., for the helpless orphans of
said Indians, and in any other respect to pro-
mote their civilization, comfort, and improve
ment thirty thousand dollars.
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sEMINoLEs.

For fve per centum interest on two hnn-
dred aud fifty thousand dollars, TO be paid as
annuity. per eighth article treaty seventh Au.
gust, eighteen hundred and ffty-six, twelve
hon sand five hundred dollars.
For interest on two hundred and iffy thous
aud dollars. at five per centum, to be paid as
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ROGUE RIVERS.

For first of five insallments in blankets.
clothing, farming utensils, and stock per third
article treaty tenth September, eighteen hun
dred and fifty three. three thousand dollars.
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FOR eleventh OF tw enty instailments for sup
port OF smith and carpenters shop, and to
provide the necessary tools therefor. per
eleventh article treaty thirty first January
eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hundred
dollars
For eleventh of twenty instalments for the
support of an agricultural and industrial
school, and pay OF teachers, two thousand we
luudfe ed dollars.
Fer eleventh of twenty installments for the
employment Of a black smith, carpenter far
mer and physician. WHO shail furnish medi-
cine fer the sick, four thousand six hundred
dollars.
MENOMoNEES.
For last of fifteen instalmen;s for pay of
miller, per third article treaty twelfth MAY
eighteen hundred and City four, six hundred
dollars.
For fifth of fifteen instalments of annuity
upon two hundred and forty two thousand xix
hundred and eighty six dollars, for cession of
lands, per fourth article treaty May 18th,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, and Senate
amendment thereto, sixteen Thousand one hun
drcd and seventy nine dollars aud six cents.
MIAMIEs OF KANSAS
For permanent provision for blacksmith and
assistant. and iron and steel for thop, per fifth
article treaty sixth October, eighteen hundred
and eighteen, and fourth article treaty June
fifth, eighteen hundred and fifty four, nine
hundred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller, in lieu
of gunsmith, per fifth article treaty sixth Octo
bcr, eighteen hundred and eighteen, fifth arti-
ele treaty twenty third October, eighteen hun
dred and eighteen and thirty four, and fourth
article troaty fifth June. eighteen hundred and
fifty y-iour, six hundred dollars.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at FIVE
per ceHtum, for educational purposes, per
third article treaty fifth OF June, eighteen hun
dred and fifty four, two thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For eleventh of twenty iLs.allments upon
two hundred thousand dollars. per third article
treaty fifth of June, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, seven thousand dollars.
MIAAIEs OF INDIANA.
For interest en- two hundred aud twenty
one thousand two hundred and fifty seven dol
lars and ei6hty six cents uninvesIed at i've
per centum. per Senate amendment to fourth
article treaty fifth June, Gig; teen huddred and
fifty four. eleven Thousand and sxty-two dol
lars and eighty nine cents.
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aIoLl|k

for all necessary materials therefor, and for
the subsistence of pupils, two Thousand dol
lars.
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SHAWNEEs.

For permanent annuity for educational rur-
seventeen hundred ahd ninety-:iye, and third
article treaty tenth May, eighteen hundred
and fifty four, one thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity, IN specie, for edu-
catioual purposes, per fourth article treaty
twenty ninth September eighteen hundred and
seventeen, and tnild article treaty tenth May,
eighteen hundred and fifty tour, two thousand
dollars.
For interest, at FIVE per centnn, forty
thousand dollars. for educational purposes, per
third article treaty tenth May, eighteen hun
dred aud hfty four, two Thousand doiisss
SHOSHoNES.
WESTERN gAaDs.
For seventh of twenty instalineT,ts, to be ex-
pended under the direction ef the President,
in the purchase of such articles az he may
deem suitable for their waits, either as hun
ters or herdsmen, per seventh article treaty
October .irst eighteen hundred and s.xfy three,
five thousand doiiars.
EASTERN BANDS
For seventh Of twenty instaiiineats. to be
expended, under the direction of the President,
III the purchase If such articles he may
deem suitable to their wants, either ~ hunters
or herdsnan, per tifth article treaty July see
| ond, eighteen hundred and sixty.three ten
thoueand doliare.
soRIHwEsrERs BANDS.
For--seventh Of twenty ias;alimsnts, to b
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SACS AND FOXES OF THE MIS-.
SISoIPrT

For permanent annuity in goods or other
wise, per third article treaty third November,
eighteen hundred aud four, one thousand dol
lars.
- For interest on two hundred thousand dol
lars, at five per centam, per second article
treaty twenty first October, eighteen hundred
and thirty seven, ten thousand dollars
For interest ON eight hundred thousand dol
lars, at five per centum, per second article
treaty eleventh October, eighteen hundred and
forty tive, forty thousand dollars.
For second of five instaliments for support
of a physician and purchase of medicines, one
thousand four hundred dollars. q
For second of five insiallments for supply
ing said tribes with tobacco and salt, three
hundred and fifty dollars
For survey of the reservation of the Sac aud
Fox Indians OF Mississippi, three thoueand
dollars.
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sENECAs OF NEW YORK

For permanent annuity, in lieu of interest
on stock, per act of nineteenth February
eighteen hundred and thirty -one, six thousand
dollars.
For interest, in lieu of investment, on sew.
enty five Thousand dollars, at i've per centum
per act of twenty seventh June, eighteen
hundred and forty six, three thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest, at five per centsn, on forty
three Thousand and fifty dollars, transferred
from Ontario Bank to the UniiedStates treasa
ry, per act of twenty seventh Jane, eighteen
hundred and forty Elk. two thousand hun.
dred and fifty two dollars and hty cents.
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sAcs AND FOXES OF MISSOURI.

For interest on one hundred add fifty seven
thousand four hundred dollars, AT five per cen
tun, under the direction of the President, per
SECOND article treaty twenty first October,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, seven
thousand eight hundred and seventy dollars.
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For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
tools iron and steel, one Thousand and rixty
dollars
sENECAs. MIXED sEMECAs. AND
SHAWNEES. QUAPAWS, ,CONFEDEnA
AND PIANkESHAWs, OTfoWAS OF
BLANCHARD's FORK, AND ROCHE
DE BGUF, AND CERTAIN WYAN'
DUrTES.
For this amount to be expended in such
goods provisions, or other articles as the Presi-
nfient may from time to ti,Ee determine, Incuj-
ing insurance and transportation thereof, in
instructiux in AZ Qricuiturai and chaDical pur.
suits, III providing enployeIrls, educating
children, procuring medicine aud medical
attendance care for and support of The aged
sick and infirm tor helpless orphans Of said
indians aud in any other respect TO promote
their civilization, comfort. and Improvement,
two thousand dollars.
For the amount required to defray the
penses of the examination and report Of sales
OF land assigned and patented to incoHpeteHi
Wyaudustes under the treaty of eighteen hun
dred and forty ave, as required 3y tue hiteei!il
article, one thousand live huuared doiiar5.
For this amount, to enable tile ioecreiaIy OF
the lnter rior to fuiii the PROVISIONS ct the
| twelfth article of the treaty with the oeneess,
Mixed Senecas, Shaw nees. aud Quipaws,
ninety Thousand dollars, to be paid pc s"naIy
to each claimant. his heir. according to trI-
bal iIsage5, prora,a on the awards, as Sc; ferih
in report Of comm issiooers dated Apri! tw enty-
| five egh ghte eli hundred and sIXt, nine, exclud-
| ing thereirom the claim tuuuIoe;' one handred
| and sixty fourl of Mcskarte for twelve t5ous-
and five hundred and tl,irty.ore dollars aud
seventy five eeuts. which is hereby rejected
For this amount, to enable The Secretary of
the Interior carry into effect the provisions
of the treaty concluded witt. the coufederated
bands of pearias, kasksskias, Wesis. aud Pi-
ankesbaws. on the twenty third dsy OF tebr--
| ary, eighteen hundred and sixty seven, winch
contempiaies the withdrawal from said con-
federation of such of lie men, bers may eject
| to beco cone citizens of the United States, and
| the payment such Withdrawing me.nbers
their proportion of the common fund OF sale, !,
| of said confederation, thirty thousand five
| hundred and twenty two dciars a;i SIN ecu;s,
| foI the purpose of paying nt.y-i members
who have signtied their intention ana taken
the necessary steps required fer sach with
| drawal, " hich sum shall dc deauct ed froui the
| money credits Of such conisdeTaIed bands
| And Tie Secretary of the interior Is leleby
authorized aud directed to make eqni: abu
! and just division oil all stocks held by tho
United States in trust for said coniederated
| bands between those who have elected 10 be-
come citizens and those who retain their trIhal
| relation, and sell the portion awarded To She
| citizen part of said bands; and ooSh winch
! sums shall be applied by said Secretary is sat
| isfying the ciaiuis OF such members vi sald
| conted derate bands as have thus sign;iied sAeir
desire become citizens, is stipulated aad pro-
| yided in said treaty.
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pONCAS.

For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may from time to time determine,
Including insurance and transportation thereof.
in instructing in agricultural and mechanical
pnrsui.s, in providing employees. educating
Children, procuring medicine and medica! ut
tendance, care for and support Of the aged
eick, and iniirm, for the hotpless orphans OF
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GROS AENTRES.

For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, and other articles the
President may from time to time detefmiEe,
intending insurance and transportation there
ofin instructiDg in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, educating
children procuring medicine and medical at.
tendance, care for and alpport of the aged,
said Indians. and in any other respect TO pro
mute their civilization, comfort, ard improve
ment thirty thousand dollars.
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IOWAS.

For interest in lieu of Investment on tify-
eeven thousand i've hundred dollars, balance
of one hundred and fifty-seven thousand five
hundred dollars, to the fret of July, eighteen
hundred and seventy. at five per centum per
Rnu.n. for education other beneficial pur-
poses, under the direction of the President.
per ninth article of treaty of May seventeenth;
eighteen hundred and fifty four, two thousa d
eight hundred and seventy five dollars.
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said Indians, and in any other respect to pro
ment, seventeen ihonsand five hundred dail.r.