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Dead l0ch ~ the Charleston CoiIon
Market Efforts ~ Remove stare
Treasurer CardOsA,

Dead l0ek ~ the charleston N1if0n
Market iiOrIs ~ Remove stare
Treasurer Card0sn,
CHARLESTON, \, g., March r.. For
tNo days past there has heen almost u
complete deadlock In the cotton mar
ket here, owing 10 u general aud con-
cerled demand OF buyers for certain
conditions regarding reweighlng OF
hAleH upon delivery, which the sellers
decline 70 cOncede, Efforts ARE being
made 10 adjust the matter,
The movement IN the legislature
against state Treasurer CardOln IN be-
ing actively pressed, The Joint COM
mlttee have framed and presented in
both houses IN address 10 the governor
demanding the removal of the treasu-
rer who has been notified 10 appear
before the Joint assembly next Tues
day with his defense, after which II
vote will he taken on the adoption OF
the address. Governor Chamberlain,
IN an interview with u correspondent
of the News and Courier, warmly de-
tends the treasurer IN whose honesty
he repOses mistaken faith, aud treats
the movement against him as uOtori-
ously corrupt, originating In the bailled
cupldity Of those who view the public
service rs u mere chance 10 make
money, and who could not induce Car
d0Ha TO lend himself 10 Jobbcry,
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In obedience to the laws of the state OF
Texas and the charter of the city OF Dallas,
an election will be held In each ward of the
city of Dallas, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
April, A. ID. 1875, ut the respective voting
places in each ward, to-wit;
First ward--Jehrles Il Terry old store;
Second ward--Goble.s store;
Third ward--Frlck' = old store;
Fourth wartl--Ynune's school house;
For the following city officers
A mayor, marshal, treasurer, assessor and
collector. attorney. engineer and ten alder
men, viz:
Three aldermen In the fist ward;
Two aldermen In the second wari
Three aldermen I'm the third ward
Two aldermen in the fourth ward.
The presiding officers of election for each
ward will hold the election at the times and
places above designated, within the hours
and in the manner prescribed by law and
the charter of the city.
witness my hand and the seal Of the city
of Dallas this the nth doy OF March. 1875.
w. L.CABElI, Mayor.
w. II. PRATHER, Secretary, 20dl0d
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New Hampshire.

CONCORD, March l2.-After Senator
Gordon had finished his speech, last
night, many federal soldiers who had
fought against him came up to the
stand and greeted him warmly.
Returns rs yet are still incomplete.
The republicans claim eleven majority
in the house. The democrats have q
majority in the council, which Will
prevent removals from office. I've
democrats carry the first and second
congressional districts; the republi-
cans the third. The democrats gain
one congressman.
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NOTICE.

18th of April next, for the construction ora
fre-proof clerks Olncs in the town OF Kauf-
man, said office to be made of good fire-proOt
brick, to be 20xA feet, one story. Plans and
specifications col be sefn at the clerk s office
In the town of kaufman. or can be obtained
by addressing the undersigned, with whom
proposals must be deposited.
PVT 1T. WARD,
2ldiwaswlm Kaufman, Texas,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival ANA Departure Of Trains NJ
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE WEATHER,

For the gulf states, falling barome-
ter, southerly aud easterly winds,
warmer, cloudy weather, and occa-
slonal rain. For the south Atlantic
states, falling barometer
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BALTIMORE, March l2.-George
York, freight engineer on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, was instantly
killed this morning, at Mount Airy,
by the explosion of the boiler of his
engine, which he was oiling at the
time, while taking in water.
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he Noyen and Jaeger.

New YORK, March l2.-The stand
ing committee of the diocese of New
York, withholds its confirmation OF
BISHOPS De Koven and Jaeger.
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A Restricted Constitutional COnyen


RALEIGH, n. G., March l2.-The
senate passed by vote of thirty-seven
to twelve, a restricted convention Pill,
to convene on the 9Th of September,
1875. The house will doubtless concur.
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nr,rhon, paws for His Contempt:

SALT LAKE, March l2.-Brigham
Young was committed to jail for one
day and fined twenty-five dollars, for
not obeying the mandate Of the court
in the matter Of the Ann Eliza divorce
case
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOLEN.

From Eagle Ford. Oh Wednesday night
last. about O'Clock, a bay stud, five years
old, about Is hands high, branded and
on left shoulder. Said horse Is a natural
PAGER. and had on new Mexican saddle,
bride, and pair of holster scabbards tied
behind the saddle. | will give ffty dollars
reward Tor the horse and Announcements, II
delivered TO me, at my residence, ten N lies
west of Dallas on the Fort Worth road.
ANDY YOUNG.
March L. 1876. 25dltHw1t
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A Small RlnZe,

Troy, n. v, March l2.-The bridge
at Saltwater was fired to-day. Two
stores were also burned, nine dwellings
and the Flowers hotel. Loss fifty
thousand dollars.
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CIVlL RIGHTS.
A case in GeorSia-'The United states
Commissioners Businesses the suit.

Case in GpOrgiR-Fhe thte" St"'es
Commissioners Dismisses the sun.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March l2.-Sev-
eral negroes applied last night at the
ticket Office of the theater to purchase
tickets of admission to the parquet
of Cal Wagner's minstrel performance,
and were refused. Atterward, deputy
United States Marshal Randolph ar
rested Cal Wagner, upon complaint OF
four negroes, for violation OF the CIV
II rights bill. A bond of five hundred
dollars was signed for Mr.. Wagners
appearance before Commissioner DIM
mock this morning at ten o'clock. The
negroes who made application are no
torious politicians, aud two OF 'hehl
were heaten by their own color ior
county offices last election.
LATER.
5P. M.-The complaint of the four
negroes against Ca! Wagner, for not
admitting them to his minstrel enter,
tniument, was heard before United
States Commissioner Dimmock TINS
morning. The defendants counsel
moved to quash the complaint Tor I'M,
perfection in various particulars, anu
on the ground of the unconstitutional,
ity of the civil rights bill. Counsel
cited the slaughter house case and inc
case of Mrs. Myra Bradwells. Unlteu
States District Attorney MeAiee, loI
the complainants, cited the case OF
Luther versus Bonden, and commended
that this was political question, Al
4P. NJ, the commissioner quashed the
complaint. but gave 10 opinion Ill the
matter. 1t is understood that the ne
groes are trying TO get up Il complaint
that will stick.
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A NNUAL STATEMENTS, Warehouse Re-
n ceipts, Bills OF Lading and Dray Re-
eeipts promptly and cheaply printed at the
HERALD JOB OFFICE.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Ma
tional Insurance company suspended
tn-dnN
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SATURDAY MORsISG MARCH 10,
TmE nALLAN IIEnALn

IL tie only paper in northern
Texas that receives the full
Press dispatches.
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Another Instance OF Civil Rights.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-Two negroes
were hanged to-day in Maryland for
murder.
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LIABILITIES:

STATE-OF TEXAS, l,,,
COUNTY OF DALLAS, "
!, John Kerr, President 'of the above
named bank, do solemuiy swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
JOHN KERR President.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me TINS
10th day of March, 1875.
A. II. STEAGALL,
Notary Public, Dallas Co. Texas
CORRECr--Attest:
W. j. CLARK,
w. l.. MURPHY,
w. G. CONNER,
" Directors.
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4ailg9erald

Onice IN "Iteraid nloeit," Corner 81
Main and lamar streets, over First
National Hank, business O1ioe--
Front R0on, Second story,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
City Registration.
Notice is hereby given that the registration
books will be open on
MONDAY, MARCH y, 1876,

at the following places, In the respective city
wards, to-wit:
First Nard-At JefIries & Terry's old store,
corner of Commerce and Jefferson streets.
Second Ward--At Goble's store.
Thir Ward-At Fricks old store.
Fourth Ward-At Young's warehouse,
And viii remain open Tor the period Of three
days, after which time the undersigned will
open the registration books at the city hall,
and win keep them open until Saturday
night, the "a day of April, when registration
will be closed. Those who are entitled TO
vote att approaching municipal election,
and who have not heretofore been registered
In the city, should present themselves for
registration Ut the times and places nbove
designated. JOHN ]. EAKIN,
22dtf Registrar for City Of Dallas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27
FITZ JOHN PORTER.
Action of the Cabinet Yesterday.

NEW YORK, March N.-Ihe IFtOhuio s
Washington special says The Cabinet meet
ing was mainly devoted to the discussion of
the application TO the President Of General
FitZ John Porter for rehearing of his case
IL may be stated with entire certainty that
the President.will refuse to appoint a board
for reviewing the findings of the court mar
tial. He has devoted much time to an exam
ination of the records and is very much OPP
posed to General Porter. He regards him as
having been guilty Of atrOciOus conduct, and
the friends of the cashiered officer may eX-
pect opposition from the President. Mem
bers of the Cabinet with perhaps one
exception hold similar views TO those OF the
President. The Secretary of War said he
would be willing for General Porter TO have
a new trial if the court could have power 10
shoot him if he was found guilty, and 10 ra-
store him if found innocent.
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WASHINGTON WoMAS's NArRI,

WASHINGTON WoMAN's MATRIMoN-
IAL TROCBLES-NetC Development i1l the Ida
liditde IenptetO1 CdSe.-An adjourned hear
ing on the application OF Ida Maude Temple
ton, wife OF Duncan ID. Templeton formerly
Miss Babcock, of Washington to have the
her husbands father, was had before Judge
Donohue, In supreme court, chambers yes
terday. Judge Donohue announced on the
question OF reference previously argued be-
fore him, that he had come to the Conclusion
10 refer the case for the purpose of taking
testimony only, and had appointed Colonel
Hard'e, OF the county clerks office referee
Tor that purpose, the testimony to be taken
down by an official stenographer of the court
Against this decision ex-Judge Busted, on
the part of Mrs. Templeton, objected, claim
ing that, in his opinion, the testimony shouId
be taken in the Immediate presence of the
court. Judge Donohue then fixed the hear
ing before the referee for o'clock on Mon
day, and allowed Mrs. Templeton an hour's
interview with her child. Counsel for Mrs.
Templeton have commenced a suit in her
behalf in the supreme court, to have her
marriage with Templeton declared null and
void. The complaint in the ease, which has
been already served on Templeton, alleges
that she was married to him in 1871. in Siam
ford, Conn. by Rev. A. s. Twomley, pa.
place, she being then but II vars of ace. thai
at the time of such ma. rage. and until witbe
In few days rssI, She believed him To he a
single and marr'ageable man. but that she
has discovered thathe then was, and now is.
lawfully married TO another wife, who re-
sides IN this city; that such marriage was
celebrated in 1865, by Dr. Haskins an Euis-
copal clergyman of Brooklyn. and has never
been annulied.-N y Times, 2Gth.
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Il MURDERER RESPITED,
singular State Of Affairs

NEW YORK, March IA Morehead City.
\. C.. dispatch of yesterday, says: Lawyer
Bryan, who was 10 have been executed yes
terday for the murder of Michael II. Langley
September next. This was occasioned by
the resignation OF the sheriff and all other
county officers who were in any degree re-
sponsible for the execution of the sentence.
The reason given by these officials for non
execution Of the death penalty is that the
negro criminal belonged in Onslow county
ard hot iii this lCartert) county, whittier his
case had been removed and tried. The gov
ernor had, on this account, to postpone the
execution to September 3, when a new
sheriff and county officers will be elected
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The Washington star.

The Washington STAR now publishes at
the head of its column sworn Statement OF
its circulation. This is business-like and
honorable, and is a guarantee to its adver-
Using patrons that they will get the worth
of their money thus invested. The STAR has
now daily circulation of nearly $4,000. 1t
is an example worthy TO be followed by some
of our country papers 'alOng the line" who
are continually boasting of having the largest
circulation in this, that and the other part of
our state Marlboro Gazette.
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The John Mitchell sunday Parade.

NEW YORK, March g1.-There Is DISPOSE
ton on the part of the Irish societies TO
parade tomorrow in memory of John Mitch
ell, notwithstanding they have been in
formed by the police commissioners that
such demonstration on their part is con-
trary to law.
LGteT-The parade in honor of the late
John Mitchell has been postponed indefinitely
by the Irish societies. A meeting will be
called shortly at which arrangements will
be perfected to carry out their programme on
a week day.
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NEW YORK. March A.-Loans, decrease.
81 ,305 800; specie, increase, sl,o1i,0 00 legal
tenders, decrease, 1922 800; deposits, de-
crease, s3,69i 500; circulation, decrease
s6g7 100; reserve, increase, ST. $500
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l,anXhl

NEW YORK, March 1.-Geo. Yah veizer,
son River railroad Company. by whom he
was employed, OF ssS 900 in May last, ar
rived here this morning in custody OF Off
GERS ,vho went To Denver after him.
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Anti Civil Rights i'm Delaware.

DOVER, DEL, March N.-The legislature
adjourned to-day sine die. The bill passed
several days ago to meet the civil rights bill
is already a law. Ii does not mention color,
but provides that hotel keepers, railroad
companies, steamboat owners and others
may provide separate accommodations for
any class of persons obnoxious 10 their Gus
TONERS or Passengers,
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louisville, PA, March 1.-THE laborers
and miners who are on a strike dumped a
number of cars loaded with coal ready for
shipment at Locust Gap, during the night,
and burned the depot and telegraph Office of
the Reading railroad at the same place. A
number of special police from Philadelphia
and Reading have been sent TO Mahoney
Plane to protect property and assist in oper-
ating the road If necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

PROVIDENCE, March 2I.-The democratic
Ter was nominated for governor, John b.
Pierce for lieutenant governor, Charles T..
German for attorney general, and Philip
Redin for general treasurer. The convention
was the largest the democrats have held for
some years.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

NAitVNAL HEALER
TIE PARIS AND NEW YORK SUCCESS OF
1873,
GIROFLE-GiROELA.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, March 30,
for ak nights and 0Ue matinee only, first production
IN Washington Of LeCCcI last and most successful
Opera BOUhe,
GIROFLE-GIROFLA,
The reigning sensation Of sixty European cities and
the great musical event % the year, which will be
produced with entirely new costumes, properties,
cast. presenting for the nrst tine IN Washington
MILE CORALIE GEOFFROY,
Prima Donna from the leading Partisan theaters,
MILE LEOsTINE MINELLI,
N Ties Kid. Dorel, Yandsmme, Perraut, julien,
Clancy;
MONS. c. DE QUERCY,
Principal Tenor from the Partisan Opera COmille;
hessrs. Naiaire, Walter. GeDOt Saly atOr. Dayais,
PerTaut, Tuat, &c, sc. GRAND CHORUS and
ORCHESTRA, comprising fifty performers, undsr
the direction Of MONS. CYAN GHELE.
GIROFLE-GIROFLA
will be presented with the completeness Of all
detail a. ehaTacterized Us FIFTY consecutive rep
resentatiOns IN New York.
Admission 81. Reserved seats 50 cents extra.
Gallery, 50 Seats for sale at MetZerott Co :
music store and box Office Of Theatre. mar226 81
OLD 80. on EXHIBITION AND SALE INKw No
3rH sIS MARkRiTERS, }TTH Sr.
No. ass 7ft Sweet bsflrssa ID daf sfYss:S, sag II
doors ADORE Old FtlLOtcS' Hall,
Choiee OIL Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c.
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
ssls, Kings, Nails, &C, in the District.
~1ERNs CASH.
~Piesse remember Name and Number. Jelly
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Fieuslisl. Grimes.

HARRISBURG, PA, March 81. w. Ste.
venton has been arrested, charged with in
human Treatment of his wife and brutal out
rage Of their daughter, aged Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

VICTORIA WooDHULL has written a denial
OF the truth Of some of the assertions made
by the two colored witnesses who testified in
the Beecher trial Thursday. She says TIL
ton never stayed in her house but one night
and that was when he wrote her biography.
She never took lunch with him al
Delmonico's or kuertz's restaurant; never
had any conversation with any negro on
free love, or talked OF making 500 .00o by the
publication OF the scandal in the presence OF
the witness as alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

THE AMOUNT of national bank notes re-
ceived at the Treasury department to-day
for redemption aggregated sSO6, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

EDWARD HOWARD, of Connecticut, has
been promoted from second to third class
olerkship in the Sixth Auditors office.
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CUsToMs REvENUE-The receipts from
this source to-dav were $685. ,652.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

PRECEDENT GRANT will leave here next
week with the members of his family, for a
brief visit D New York.
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TIE LITTLE MURDER TRIAL.-The a,

THE LITTLE MURDER TRIAL.-The trial
of Iycurgus Little, charged with The murder
of bis brother, Clinton Little, In Clarke conn
~. Va, was resumed at WincheSfer IA,
Thursday, the sheriff having produced Can
tain Bitter, OF Alexandra, Va, an impor-
tant witness for the prosecution. IL rs s,sn
posed the trial will occupy two weeks
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The New YORK Canal Frauds.

NEw YORK. March N:-IhiS mOrnlne'S
tribune again publishes a number of con-
tracts for work on the canals 20 show fiauds
as charged i'm the late message of Governor
Tilden. which has created so much exciting
debate in the legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

MI. Forsyth NJ T. says the prospects
land was never bright; -ssn they are now.
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WCODHULL LATHAM has beeh appointed
internal revenue stOrekeeper for the 5th Vir-
ginia district, and VIM. 3. Faulkner for the
Cd Tennessee district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

APPOINTED-The President yesterday APP
pointed VIM. F. Wright, OF Nebraska, to be
receiver of public moneys in the western
land district in Nebraska.
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& % VI II l. r II T. ~ 9 s.!
style and Elegance!

OUR SPRING OPENING
OF GENTLENEN'S FINE GARMENTS
II PULL AND COMPLETE.
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INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from
this source to-day were s233. O36.S2.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
DANGEROUS ICE GORGES.

Valley Of the Delaware Threatened.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenants Charles F..
Arnold and Jerome b. Herne and Master
Boynton Leach, ordered to tho Dictator at
Key West. Lieut.. X. c. Hooker detached
from the photographic office and ordered to
the navy yard at Mare Island, Cal Lieut.
Charles NJ. Thomas, Masters VIM. Day and
5. p. Candy detached from the Dictator on
the reporting OF their relief and ordered to
return home. Medical Inspector A. l.. Gil
hon detached from the Franklin European
fleet in February last has been ordered to
duty at the naval academy.
TOBACCO TAX DECIsfoN.-The internal
revenue Office has ruled that the mere act of
purchasing internal revenue stamps is not
the payment of a tax upon a given lot OF to-
bacco, though the purchase Of such stamps
may have been with spec. al reference to such
payment. The tax cannot be said to have
been paid upoE given lot of tobacco until
suitable stamps have been affixed to the
packages containing the stamps and can
celied, so that the stamps have become a
part and parcel OF the package, and have no
value In themselves apart from the packages
TO which they are affixed.
1The Ohio republican state convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

ALL NEW STYLES
AND HANDSOME NOVELTIES
NOW DISPLAYED On OUR COUNTERS
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

ANNUAL BALL
N
kNIGHT5 OF COLUMBIA, On
NEW MARKET HALL. I'll
EASTER MONDAY, March -, ISIS n
Tickets, : ], admitting gentleman and lalies. sxA
n =. Berry, ,. 4. y DOnnOshue, d. r. Robert
sou cOmmittre. 1t
TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF TIE
JOTRNEYMFN BOOKBINpERS SOCIETY,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. On
THURSDAY. APRIL Ia 1873. ~
Tickets, 90. admitting Gentleman and ~
Lady Additional Ladies tickets 80 cts. l-@
mar3 20-S ap.310.I3l415
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THE BLACK HILLS EXPLoRATIOS-On
the recommendation of President Barnard,
of Columbia College, New York, the Secre-
tary of the Interior has appointed Walter p.
Jenney as Geologist for the exploration OF
the Black Hills country. Mr.. Jenney has
accepted, and will enter upon his work I'M
mediately, so as to make a report upon the
alleged mineral wealth of that region at the
earliest possible day.
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AVENUE THEATER,

q 7
Go W. Lessee and Manager.
John NAGNEH < -. Musical Directors.
First APP araLCe FOR eight year- IN Washington 81
the scottish Nightingale, EIi-s Agnes Sutherland
Thl- lady a. n vocalist is uTpassed. her singing
- truly wonderful Also, Americas greatest song
and Dance Lady AMI SeriO- Comic Pearl, Mis- Ella
Sheldon. First appearance Of the beautiful VI lie
Azslia, in her wund-rtul second sight reading. First
appearance Of Williams and Reynolds, Ethiopian
Comedians and Speciality Artists from the western
theaters Continued success II Harris and Ellis, in
Dutch and Negro Cumicaties. Tremendous hit Of
Vim. Gay lord, the Man Monkey. Grand Dutchess,
with scenic and mechanical effects and gorgeous
wardrobe mar22