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The MAYORS of New York and Brooklyn
Board of Emigration at Castle Garden takes
place to-day. Let them both attend and in
1ure quorum for the transaction of business.
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Public Speakers and singers Will Find
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES beneficial in clear
ing before speaking singing and relieving tho
throat after any exertOn OF the vocal organs. For
coughs and colds the TROCHES effectuat.
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PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
THE aALLows CHEATED.

PROVIDENCE, March "a, 1873.
Printing cloths quiet and unchanged.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March "A, 1873.
Alexander J. Fenwick, to have been hanged at
San Diego on Friday for the murder OF Charles VIII
son. died In iau TO-DAY. probably from p0l9e9.
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Sewing Machine Needles OF Every Desc,
cripon General depot established at BARTLETT'S s6A
Broadway, New York, corner Prince street.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New scheme
now out Orders filed, prizes cashed, Information fur
nisled Highest rates paid spanish bills. &c. &c
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers 10 Wall street. New YORK.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Circulars ana
information furnished X. ORTEGA, No. Wall street
Box l8A6 Post office
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SHOWS PectOral Pearls.-A Noted CanY-,
lection for Coughs Sore Throats aud HOarseness Sold
by Druggists Is cents per box II. ii. SNOW Solos
Manufacturer, New Haven, Conn.,
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Rupture Successfally Treated by DR.
MARSHAL MARSH 4 Co - Radical Cure Truss ONCE,
No Vesey street. instruments for all physical deOrmil
ties made adjusted silk Elastic supporters Eassf
Stockings &c Competent female to wait Rpon LADIES'
In priv IN
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A.-The Pride or the SeasOns KnOK'A
Spring sty gentlemens HATSAas captured pnblio
fancy TACT established by the rush ~ his st0rc ia
Broadway. Secure your Knox" without delay.
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BraunsdOrf Il Metz Have RemOvein
their large stock of first class CABINET FURNITURE.
DRAPERIHS from 25 RivngtOD street to their newt
elegant buildings 43 and AS Seventh avenue near
Thirty fourth street.
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Are You Splitting, Sneezing, Catching
cold easily Then you have catarrh. Use woLCoTT'A
CATARRA ANNlllILArOR; pints 81. For pain, ala
kinds PAIN PAINT Sold every where. (New sizesb
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve o'clock M.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
will be ready at hali-past nine O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cent?
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent. J. y. MARTINEZ n CO, Id Wall street..
Post office box 4695.
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Henry Capt, of Geneva, Now Has q
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TnAVEILIN0
CLOCKS, of his own make, at q Union square.
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Lot Of Furniture, First Glass, mado
during the dull season. for sale under, price. q. 1.
kelly CO. Manufacturers, ia Broadway.
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Kcnrney's Buchu Is Unequa1led for,
Brghts disease gravel dropsy, govt diabetes and kid
ncy diseases every stage. l0i Duane street Physt
clan always i'm attendance
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Bartlett's ssBOulev arsi'' street and Paris
LAMPS excel ALL also the TORCH AND KEY for lighting
oil street lamps instantly; used In New York
being adopted everywhere. General Office so Broadway
New York.
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8 p A I N
Dissolution Of the National Assembly Amid
Scene Of Intense Excitement.

Points Of Legal Provision Of the Porto Rico
Emancipation Bill-Radical Democratic Agi-
tation from Foreign ccuntries-The Capt.
tai calm-Military INSTRUMENTATION.
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single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six {

A.-FOr u Stylish and Elegant Hat Go
to ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, ll8 Nassau street
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic syrup Curea
rheumatism, Neuralgia or charge; advice gratis. ~
John street; circulars free, druggists sell It,
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PORTUGAL.
Crown Compliment to Republican Chief
1flEssAM TO TINE NEW YORK HesALD.

PARIS March "a, 1873
The King OF Portugal has sent the decoration Of
the Order OF st. James to President Theirs.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best In tho
world. The emily true AMI perfect dye ALI druggists
sell
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Warwick ElmvvOOd Collar viii
fit better anu longer than any other. Try them.
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FIRES.

I'm Fourth Avenuc-One Thousand Dol
lars for u Pipe OF Tobacco.
At I'VE O'Clock yesterday afternoon q fire broke
out in the basement OF the two story brick house
800 Fourth avenue, tenanted by Thomas F. Cum
ningham as trunk store. The flames were speed
lily arrested after they had damaged the stock to
the value OF 81, 00O The stock was fully insured
The fire was caused by o spark falling from pipe
OF tobacco into a tray of varnish.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and B0erumst street.
Open from A. NJ to - +. NJ
On sunday from 5 to , z. N.
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MISS LEsLIE's NEW COOK Boo2.

THE WORTH OF ONE DOLLAR POR 3 GENTS,
-Four back numbers Of ths uinssra'ed
~ PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL
uanuavv 10 AnriD sen prepaid first post Tor z5c, ~
~ WILLS publisher SN broadway.
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"cARLEyoS,s NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION"

new edition is this week. however, publ shed by
W CARLTON co, New York, which il is believed
wiz in every respect, completely satisfy the popula
demand. IL VI known as
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Among the nuYaerous editions Of the works br this
greatest Of Engl Noveli,ts there has not n'untih
now one that entirely satisfies The public demand.
without exception they each have some srongS distinc
tive objection.
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The Lungs Are Strained and Racked bE 4
a persistent Cough the general strength wasted a.
I'M urable complaint established thereby DR. JAYNE'SI
ExPECTORAS ST is effective remedy TOR Coughs aud
Colds and exerts beneficial effect on the Puiuoparyy
and bronchial Organs
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Average temperature for corresponding date
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The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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frphtful rapdity after weather sets in. TtA
Coo kroach census ditto. Use KNOWLES INSECT.DLs.
STROYER, in the Spring. and you aDnihilate mutons4
unborn pests.
Wedding and Hall Cards-Latest PaES .
styles Monograms and French Note Paper. -
- LANES EVEHpt IL, y2 broadway (establiahadib0 D.
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W, believed
demand, II s known as
"cARLE,oN's NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION"
The. siza and form are most conyengt for holding
The type ,S. a a S of anS
community in other popular works -. -, -.
s ss himself H. and e S
bindlng OF the most attractive ana sAosantau
Ihis beautiful new edition will be osriplsted in twenty
rsasonabie price Of 81 50 per vc!ume
Prospectus furnishing .peci@en q type. sized pasei
and win be semitic p{ ene free ,not apPs
rsaiy viii Be- forwarded by ma posage iuoe. easipa
OF price, - ." G. " Il. CARLETON 3 co, Psnllshe5s
rTIGu LIFE IN NEW YORK --BY JONATHAN SLICK.
hlen lrH H Il wv EVE X sEy snIox
ssk n % n Par Mr.
s ssf to s9ss s eoSns
yors Y WIN nis Il. IDEA: ladies
ksse aDa i
sSmDee IN S%e Large es 81 Nosms bound in mo-
ro SiSS soi BOOK D s or sale will be
sen postpaid G s. PsqRFEsdS g s RsSiaef
Na Chestnut street. Philadelphia Pa
VIIss LEsLIE's NEW COOK Boca
MISS LEsLIE's NEW COOK BOOK Complete
Ss ps;iss &:
Volume hsst aSd
bound in cloth full gilt back Every lazy AID every
housekaeper should have copy of "Miss Lesles New
Cook Book as they would save the price of III one
igsaIs Sck rsss d sy
BOOK and take no other Copies Of win &c sent poT.
paid any per Of mali remiiung ~ "a IN
letter to the publishers .u,,s
306 Chestnut street, fhiladelpnia -
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| -Four back numbers OF the ulnstrated
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

CHARLES DICKENS WORKS
NEW EyITIDN
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Another Account Via San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a, 1873.
Captain Jack sent squaw to the Klamath In
dams inviting them TO join him. He says that as
soon as the grass grows he will leave the lava beds,
burn the ranches and kill the settlers. The mes
sage to the klamath Indians causes fears OF trouble
with the Indians on the lower Klamath River, who
belong to quite formidable tribe.
Captain Carrot, Of oregon. mas gone TO the Warm
Springs to reorganize his famous Indian scouts as
volunteers against The Modoca.
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COURT CAlENuAns-THls OAR.

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuIr-Par Held by Judge
Fancher-Nos. 7ss, s2s. ~, 800 800, sol 5SI y,
7Ss lO49 lo1l. ssi, $685. AS7 S4S Si9s' 1880 1iAl,
2345, 2493. 02s. r,u,,s .s~.po
rett.-Third Monday calendar.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Freedman.-Nos., 214e, $50, 1903, 1871, 500,
2l25 2i2s 2i27, 2l2s, 20os 1859 A. 1881 1899 2ioe
2S4s, s4s 2Isi. Part 2.Held By Judge Curtis s.
Nos 1855 zoos 1874, 100, 1904 1902 dl2 loo, GEO.
Ie72 1885, al4 l754 1885, So So 1855 1870, 1882 1894
1918, 1922.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge J. r. Day.-Nos 3194. $780, 900, 1898,
1852 ga CAS- 1885, 1649. 1874, 1960 2978 1907, 1905
s66. Part 2+BeId by Judge Larremore.-Nos. 1895,
s2 2l3s o. 2o2s l7l6, 2055 2o6o, 2035, 20SA, 2oo2
1880 1919, 1881, 2l37. ~
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-EouTY TERM-Held
by Judge Robnson.-Nos. 8, 3d. S. q, 81 "a, II, 26,
o. 90, 81, IL. F ..sas ~ go
Judge Curts.Nos ll4l, 1917, l273, 19l9 9S2, 1S1S,
ls4S ls47 1852, 1880, lSs4A, 1887, 1890 1885 1886
1860, 1857, 1868. 1854, 1862 1870, is7 1872 1874
1914, 1875. 1884. Part 3-Held BY Judge Rowland
Nos. 80a 1885, 1887 l7l2 1878, 1911 1910 1869, 1876
1877, 1879, 1880. 1881. 1852, 1883. sr'' n. !
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thursday, April 10, by
the Rev. DR.. Burchard, ALLAN MACKENZIE to Miss
LILY daughter OF John watson, merchant tailor,
late OF Edinburgh, Scotland.
NEwMAN-MoOREs.-In Harlem, on Thursday,
April IT, at the residence or the BRIDES parents by
the Rev. Edward L. Clark, Mr.. II. LEWIS NEWMAN,
OF HUDSON N Y, and Miss ELLEN MoOREs daugh-
Yer Of Charles w. Mo0res, OF this city. No cards.
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"DIVOkCEn MATINEE SATURDAY,
at i01s O'Clock.
original play OF powerful emotional character
CTEINwAy HALL. FESTIVAL WEEK.
> The pubic srespeetfnlly Y il informed that
OF GRAND f oEAIokIo gE AS6 CONCERTS
oour III! e sEsssG 2 x . GhsspEun
before attempted n New York, under the direc
COMMENCING 7 FHEaRSEH 2hsfs APRIL q 1873
the iFyn %E aF;' so w app''f
N Mrs AN I; n SMITH hdTIs,E CARY control,o
Mr. NELSON VALLEY, Tenor Ihis hrst appearance in
N NJ ! ny ( SID %$HISSEY A, sss,s
THEODORE TH5ag9s Fl SHssf1 H ORCHESTRA
largely increased on this OCCASION .crs.
rg fsba z EvkS SSs'. April Il a.
wy5SESb1yI. ApE' AETFnSooS and EyESiSs
Ed THESSI F II Td TfT DEL's
including the grand double choruse airs and ducts and
'a$E SH = a Hy5Sys
9NTy GRAND FEsTi3AE oEATSSkI9,,
r kH542"A APR, a AFTERNOON and h EhEsANa
o oE SlHya qHaTH
Mr.. ANTON RUBINSTEIN and -
MIST MILLS NJ W MfNsI EITE SIay
The following distinguished yocallsts viii also appear
mi. .,,, Ms; sadH s sSs5i ssy FOR THREE
HSsISSiSlz S!l|s ~ H Hs; Is
ASf s! Efssrns the Festival week Of
MRS. ). HOUSTON s 'ags!es. -'ss !. :,
ruL THoaA EyE EAsT e
h& i' AID & rs socaT2
ALL THE pIsrI fGsu II'sHED ARTISTS,
dRis ss sE tsf'FS rvs G2sas1
eeat extra The reserved seats viii COMMENCE
Broadway ana at the box Office at sieinway fall.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
eH 0EH F SSsSsnr
AA ssfgsD NJ Ey HsR sr aFsG EgsD
vor Mss gsqq ss aTfEs$s r SlBsR Rs1g'
The popular and as5R FE hastsns c'ma''
and the em'ns as t JOSEPH HART DENcK. :.
Admission Reserved Seats 81 3d.
For sale by diagram at schrmcr's Music Store, 70l
Broadway, and at Fred Rulnans General Ticket Office
ia Broadway
il Eighth Street, between Second and Third avenues
Every evening,
Promenade Concert
by an orchestra OF picked musicians
Director. August Racbbclcn.
| ,..~- Admission tree -.-.~os-y,syv
= - -~s.A M : >r-e<-
IA' DANCING ACADEMIES.
sSM$Ss sHasa1S SsSss
fashionable dances taught; ballet dancers instructed 10
| single and chorus dances for the stage.
/ cyAUsE's DANCING Academies.
/ = PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day or evening :,
l CIRCULARS 1t Private Academy, 22 East EbevenA y
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ANU sE MENTs.

SsSzfr Sss4 sSAE'uh
sAs Il #hs H1s, CHARM
ne'n rSf Sn svss z q f s f'sd SPRING SEASON
s grea sa already ssa oy works.
spGs.cSuar dsssr91 makes s,s mann ao ssis I'M
mgr srai i'sss s1s n sss 70 Be snsSsd
70 m9 pSin 1.ls sHa s, ts% e q re
THE pRAMAq hS o Gap a pGSs;t PROLOGUE
with WHICH the entertainment begins is entrusted TO the
p to se
MIN "a ASSns LEI %fy e
ali; h 45A i$$Ss Xii ,HssT
ana a ial and '0 TiIl. nA aSGrps;
will as BY The very gTea. Artists
are as IN he
Il 'A hAkTa i EAsEly
c u51tEdhMEHTES M MIa , ysLARRE
AssTf s1d rR%s Ans s S sHisY original
viii be introduced into the panomne all of which have
been invented r fhgf ssLS 81 bsTzSISHs&
Will a. usual be large and complete and under the
' ''s NINE. 'kArynI LANNIER,
the celebrated premiere danseusc and ballet mistress
The nssSsi sD s RS f. b CHARACTER
TWENTY oonEf EH h1 XII sii SisHr, CORPS DE
BALLET
FUZZY determines ssssssis:, q expense, to nss, tn.
demand Of RsdPSsSSF sR EFs asSsArlos
S At las, OYER
,1rnf s iaSf 81 FEs WORLD
EE ESSEESS' E E$$EESS; E ESE!S}
, n'nv' 1.-THE, THE GREAT fhaaaaaslr ayMsAsr, LULU
during The ea have exploits in London
a hs w1aslu athlete
! performs The almost Incredible act Of
II o %oa FEGT Bov Grh NJ TO
sean T = Mss i, 5.sio. t sas
win be found worthy Of Especial attention. as being
replee with noye eiF an Mr Attractive beauties
a,s ~. ,',ns s .aa 'A'''''s'
.ns,
asserting that 1a'S 10 ".''A"'" Al
ia VOL, worthy 70 tS u, rE MAuio ,t umAm ns q,
ms SnSfs, saccssslu spectacular produetiSns
m the spectacle
NTslos GARDEN. :. - : 7 70 .
pp00sSII wIE LAST WEEK.
The The Great The Great
'by spccai arrangement win Messrs shook Pamcr)
youpTIH E.xrv ono Mr. u
IN TTi ni aEo. FAWO M, ROWE
NEW c9ph tE GREAT IMrEksoNATIoN
IN THE "Ao ,,;th
SONGS NE. NEW .xcrs up,.n as
fcrforman Mp boain Gaaraaes ~ 10 40
Monday evening, April rs the entirely new SPECTACLE
%, ozAE Or THE Magic GHaKM pro
the g, Great S. nsaton Female Gymnast, 49,,
Nr1BLo,s GARDEN VINCENT
BkFHEkE or AFI M az O'CLOCK
NrIBLo's GARDEN VINCENT
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL "A, AT O'CLOCK.
NIBLoS GaKpEN rr.,.r a.. VINCENT
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL "a At O'CLOCK:
n DIo SHE; PSS1sl-MARy WELLS; WI. la. ZEN.
1hehsDA1 AsAheNooA, ArHAl. ., Al ! ooAooA.
SIAg9E i S' onr
H71pLo,s GARDEN VINCENT
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April a AT O'CLOCK
NIIeIos GARDEN VINCENT
THURSDAY hrTEkN MOON AfRIG La Al O'CLOCK
NIBLo's GARDEN: $500 $50 VINCENT.
rhuRsDh9S aFrERNooS, HFRIh a At O'CLOCK
NIBLo,s GARDEN - VINCENT.
TIuRsDAY AFTERSooS , APRIL - x aYi O'CLOCK
,n, 80, 1.nn,,, 1,.1,,,..,
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The Drama will be produced with New Scenery, Stage
Effects, Costumes, &C.
All the Mammoth Troupe retained and will appear
IN A NEW OHIO
of Fun, Laughter and Merriment,
concluding every evening and ut the aineeS with tn0
new Drama,
NO. l. 90 NO.
NO. NO.
NO. NO.
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ApIUsEMEv,rS.


Il Gim,n ra na,, BOUCICAULT.
LAST WEEK
but TWO
OF the celebrated Irish Comedian
MR. DION BoUCICAULT
who will appear
THIS and EVERY EVENING DURING ~ wvur
IN his original character Of 1Hn
SHAUN THE POST,
In MS ever popular Irish Drama OF
ARRAH Ma POGCE,
ana Also In his exquisite character Forfeiture Of
KERRY,
MR. SHIELBARRY as MICHAEL FEFNv
MATINEE Of ARRAH MA POGUE
on SATURDAY at2
seats secured six days in the Theatre or Al
Ditson Co.'S music store, III Broadway.
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
Mr.. JOSH HART. Lessee ana Proprietor
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL o''s'o'
and temperance of the old favorites.
Mss JIMMIE HUGHES.
the favorite Vocalist.
Mr. JOHN QUEEN,
In his comlcal Sketches.
In his laughable Banjo Solo and Song.
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49,
NO. 10. I NO. 70
~ No. NO. -
WAS HE GUILTY.
THE ENTIRE REb sAfUk s At MA TIM
Bow WI T. r gRRflsH Manager.
and uR'I RA q5t hSr notice.
new Drama, in four acts, by CHARLES FOSTER taken
s Entire ss% II s rs
thrilling situations, embracing the whole strength Of the
This peculiarly constructed play depicts in forcible
% lead the s s me ~ %
adage that Truth Is stranger than Action"
EVERY NIGHT BAD A LOT EVERY NIGHT
EVERY NIGHT,
Preceded BY the d Psfie fs%eay Friend f
BY s sna
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Manager. A. NJ PALAKR
Begins alta Saturday Matinee atty.
Carriages may be ordered at
ovARwHELMINa SUCCESS
NEW YORK's FAvORITE ACTRESS,
AGNES ETHEL,
in
FROU FROU
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT REVIVAL IN THE HIS
TORY OF THE NEW YORK STAGE.
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Characters by Miss Clara Norris Miss Fanny Davcn-
port, Miss Fanny Morant Mrs a. H. Gilbert, Miss Linda
Dietz Miss Nelly Mortimer, Miss Roberta Norwood, Miss
Grir.ths Mr.. Charles Fisher, Mr. George Clarke, Mr..
Louis James. Mr.. James Lewis, Mr. w. Davdge, Mr. b.
T Ringgod. Mr. Owen Fawcet, Mr.. g. L. Devere Mr.. ID.
Whiting Mr. +. Chapman, Mackay, Beekman, Carroll
and others.
Magnificent Scenery by Roberts original Music by Dod
worth. Toilets Ia mode.
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THE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.

BISMARCK, ID. T., July 3.-COl. f. ID. Baker,
Chief Quartenater the Yellowstone expedition, has
returned TO For1 Lincoln wb train OF 40 wagons for
supples lie left the expedition about so miles from
Fort Rice. Heavy rain and mud had compelled slow
marches The engineers OF the Northern Pacific road,
and military escort which left Fort Lincoln to Join the
main command. had surered from heavy hailstorms.
The mules aud horses stampeded, breaking the
wagons and entirely destroying one. Two
or three we're badly hurt, aud
nearly all were beaten and bruised by the
heavy hail-stones The hall was two or three
inches in depth on level and foot and half In drifts
several Young anteopes were killed by the hail The
horses aud mules were aterward recovered Tue m ain
command was 30 miles distant, and did suffer from
the hail and has since Joined the engineers The sue
cess OF the expedition will be in nowise affected by the
storm Prof Allen, the zo0lonst has already made ex
tensve collections OF birds aRd flowers lie has found
the nest and eggs OF the Missouri sklark never before
found and ALSO those OF the large bunting bird
The expedition now expects 70 reach the Yellowstone
River BY the lst of August
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been 70 hours back her path 20 hours earlier ne
did not see how she could have failed had some
clear weather. enough 10 make an observation.
Capt Thompson illustrated mis- remarks by reference TO
his chart on which he showed the lnman path, ms own
track and the point which his vessel was when satur
dav noou,s observation was made. He also introduced
his first officer had been along that coast for long
time and was very familiar with IT, This officer stated
that the point the vessel struck wodd seem TO
have been Ebert rather that Port lie Bear as
ported. At least the point about midway between
sheburne and Liverpool N. s. All along that stretch
OF coast the projecting reefs pretty close to the
shore not dangerous at points
further east west He produced the ships logbook
the trip which showed the weather from the
LIST OF the month TO have been as follows:
July Thick clouds, with some fog and occasional
showers
July 2-Dense fog from a. M throughout the day and
night .....-.. -.
July 4.-Dense fog till noon; some fog TIL D. M
clearing away and clear from p M aGSeGyst9ns
lions from 8 p. m. Till II midnight
July b.-Clear.
The officer thought it possible that the City OF Wash
ington might have been trying TO make shelburne,
which has fine barbor, and free from obstruc-
tons as to render IL unnecessary TO employ pilot
Capt. Thomas commander Of the steamship Greece OF
the National line said Previous TO the LIST Of July, aud
indeed through the whole passage we we're in fOgs.
although they not dense that Of the after
of Saturday July On the 1st, 3D. Sd, and 4h OF
July unable 10 make observations, being obliged
10 run dead reckoning Running in this way almost
proved fatal for as the fog lifted Saturday morning
OF the GuiOn steamers bearing down on MS:
If the fog had lasted for hours longer there would
have been collision, for she making for Va
straight an arrow. On Saturday morning we
obtained observation. the fog having lifted, but
In the afternoon il returned heavier and more dense
About the time the City OF Washington struck the
Greece was In longitude $50 3g and latitude 40 59 do
not understand how the City of Washington 70 be
where she L think there must have been either
something wrong with the compass some mistake in the
calculation else the ship making for Halifax.
Even In the latter she out OF her COURSE She
about co miles ont OF her for NewYOrk being
within SambrO Light when she should have been
unless going TO Ualifax) outside.