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Desperate Attempt TO Rob a Bank
One Of the Robbers Killed and
one Captured.

A Northfeld Minnesota, special
says about 2 o'clock this evening
Sept. 7th, eight men, we'll mounted,
entered tho town aud proceeded to
the bank. Three entered it and
sprang over the counter and order.
ed tho cashier, j l.. Haywood, with
n knife to his throat, to open the
vault. At tho same time all the
persons in the bank, A. II. Bunker
Assistant Cashier, and Frank vii.
cox, Clerk, were ordered to hold up
their hands. Mr.. Haywood refused
to obey the order and open the mon.
ey vault. His neck had been slight
ly scratched with the knife, and still
refusing the robbers put tho muz-.
zle of pistol to his right temple
and fired. Haywood fell dead. They
then turned to Mr.. Bunker and Or
dered him to open tho vault. lie
said he did not know the combina-
ton. AS the robbers made DEM
onstration toward him he ran out
tho back door. They fired at him,
shooting him in the shoulder. Mr..
Wilcox was not interfered with.
While this was transpiring within
the people of the city without were
doing good work. Two of the rob-
bers were killed outright and one
wounded The man was taken a.
way by his confederates, one Of
whom was killed and one captured,
Tho robbers did not get into the
vault nor did they find tho cashiers
drawer, except the nickle drawer,
and handful of nickles taken from
il were thrown to the floor. The
robbers were we'll mounted and arm
cd with navy revolvers. When the
robbers entered tho town they drew
their revolvers; and, putting their
horses into full gallop, dashed
through tho streets, shouting to the
people on the walks to get aside.
While the three men were engaged
in the bank the others stood on the
street threatening to shoot any one
who interfered, and firing several
harmless shots. Pistols and guns
were quickly secured by the citizens,
aud young man named Wheeler,
from the window OF tho opposite
building, picked Off one villain,
shooting him through the heart.
Another shot prostrnted anoth-
or, when the robbers mounted their
horses aud beat retreat. A third
robber was hit but escaped. A band
of fifty citizens was organized, and
headed by Wheeler, started in pur.
siIit, At last accounts the robbers
were only twenty-five minutes ahead
of their pursuers, and aro almost
sure to be overtaken. There nre all
sorts OF rumprs as 10 the robbers,
many believing them to be some, Of
"a gang heretofore operating in Mir
souri, and Kansas ....,.. n stnrt
Fourteen citizens in pursuit Of
the North6eld robbers - ovsstoo4
them late on Thurshy night IN the
ravine o short distance from Shields
vile. Shots were exchanged sDd
one Of the robbers horses wns killed
bat ns the robbers turned TO make
fight and the citizens wore poorly
armed, they dared not attack ttyem
and recovering their dismounted
comrade, the tlMevos took to the
woods, and were again lost sight Of.
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could be found to live there.
The bats and owls tcnanted It's
deserted chambers for a couple Of
years, and then bolt OF lightning
descended upon il and turned Us nm.
holy presence from tho face of the
earth, no one lifting a hand to save
And this is Tho story of the Black
Wolf Inn as IL was told to mo.
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H e & ry.
Don't Drink Tonight.

len my mother al the door,
My sister BY her side. -
They elasped their hands, and loviu,
Forbade their doubts 4, hide. a
len. and went with comrades gay,
when the moon brought out her Iiebt.
Aud my loving mother whispered me,
Don't drink, my boy, tonight.
Long years have rolled sway sinco then,
Ny jeity curls are gray,
But Oh those words are with me yet,
And 80 not pass away. ~
IW { mothers face,
Wa -, radiant light,
And b .ss words ring In my ears,
Don't drink, ny boy, tonight.
My mother .is now resting sweet,
Ia the graveyard on the hill
But her kind words came back TO mo
And haunt my memory still;
I've eoften. often passed the cup,
oh. then my heart was right
because I've heard the warning words,
Don't drink, my boy, .o.night.
I've now passed down the road Of life,
And soon my race is ruin
mothers warning listened 10, .
An Immortal crown Is won.
Oh, mothers, with your blessed smile,
Look on your boy so bright.
And say, as You alone eau say, .y--r--.
Don't drink, ny boy, 70 night. NJ y
stAVVB II a
These words will prove warning, when,
In Ahc.thornv path of Iifa.rs
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
SEPT. 18th, 1875.

Trains leace Hornaon as foi-
iocs (S"ntiays Ercepted.)
For Shamokin, 1915 HOO u III aud
$40 pm. ..
For Mt. Carmel, Ashland, Tamaaua
Pottsville, Recalling, and Philadelphia
HOO q ~.
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SuuiaYJ

Leave New York $50 p m.
Leave Philadelphia 7.20 p IN!
+Via Morris & Essex Il. Il.
j. Il. WOOTTEN,
.., Genl Supt.
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Auditor, Executor, Administrator
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Editorial notices per line, r IS
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time thcy are ordered, and ifrnot paid
the person ordering them viii be held
responsible for the monev. a' ~ NJ, n.
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!, DMINISTRATONS Q NOTICE,

Peter Lsberd dscsssed, lets Of Chspp,eu Twp !,
snyder e,sdnsys Pa, havfns been Hssntsd
V the SsaSs3.59sfi. Al psrssps .kps yisE ths.s
make Immediate payment, while those havioef
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THE POYT. q
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Published every Thursday Evening ~
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Terms Of Subscfptson,
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able within SIX fmoitlss, cf &S5Oifnot
paid Within shs ycsr. No fssprr die.
continued until Ill nrrcnfwges arc
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THtins for Hrn,ion. icarc as fDNows,
Sun,iays Erccptei)
Leave Shamokin, 500 a m $50 and
$40 IN.
Leave Philadelphia 9.l5 q IN. Reading
1l.3O M.
Poitsville, l?,l0 p m. Tamaqua l.25 p
IN Ashland = 30 y m
Mt. Carmel 3.l5 D m.
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Trains iearc Harrisburg as follows:
For New York, $40, COS 8 10 M,
and 200 1855 pm.
For Philadelphia $50, COS 8. 10 9.i5 q. IN.
100 and 3.57 p m.
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Trains for Harrisburg kore as Goilows
Leave New York, s.iJ m 100 and
j.3o aud "I.l5 m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.i5 o m. $40 SIS
and 40 pm.
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The Black Wolf Inn.

Sle 4 IS q t TtnIe.
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

ohromnou feku, ktera bofila a nicila ty
neipevneisi hraze.
Dne 2. dubna 1871 rozletla SO po Pa
fiji 2v6st, &c Mirabeau, ten ,apostol svo-
body nahle zemfel. Jak to iiz byva, pa
novalo rozlicne domneni pficine smrti
jeho, iisto Jest ale, ze ia prsou .ieho nasli
uvadlou bilou rizi. - Kdyz smutna tato
zvest kralovne Sc donesla, obratila Sc ku
komorne Sc slovy: ,Nyni mole smrt jiz
Jest ma biizkul'
Tato pfedtucha jeff splnila Sc We stfedu
dne Is. ffina 1913. -
Bilou rdzi ma prsou maiic skonala An
toinetta pod sekerou kata Simona.
Ze Slovan. Listi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

,Tudy me- pravil. | vedl jej kolem
domu ukazal mu svetlo, jez vychazelo 2
okna pokoiiku zlnt4Eo.
,Tamto jest Leon,' pravil Guignon isa
obratny pruzny, pfelezl vysokou zed a
0ctl Sc We dvofe.
Armand jej nasledoval, nyni vylezli
oba opatrne ma hromadu otypek, kteraz
dosahovala az k oknu.
Ale ackoli 81 pospisili sec byli, hrozilo
jiz Leonovi nejv6tsi nebezpecenstvi, a
kdyz Armand objevil Sc pred oknem, kle
81 nestastnf delnik ma kolena, jsa do hla
Wy udefen lahvi, Collar no iiz skrtil,
kdezto Nicolo zamecnik jej drzeli V pc
stech.
Panu 2 Kergazu nezbyvalo kdy ma
dlonhe rozmysleni, razem vyrazil p6sti
okno, namifil ma Colara spustil. Collar
stfelen do sirokych prsou klesl bez sebe,
Zjevem timto podeseni pustili Nicolo
zamecnik svou obef, tvafi strasn6 zkr-
vacenou, nebot byli zrovna tax zbab6li
iako surovi, dali Sc dvefmi ma Gtek.
Armand vrazil oknem do pokoje, maie
V ruce druhou nabitou bambitku.
Muz Bellevillu!' mumlal ve dvetich
Nicolo, poznav hrabete ma prvni pohled,
zavfel rychle "a sebou dvefe padil po
schodech dolI, chteje Sc dostati co nejdfi-
We domu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
Bila rdIzze.

S9etak ohromny pocet hrdin6v "a
svobodu ma sv6tov6 dejiSte' vyvolala,
chlubi Sc Mirabeau-em, co prvnim a nej-
vytecneisim vGdcem svym. Recnlci j
boiovnici "a svobodu jsou az pills hrdi,
kdy Mirabeau-em ac ien daleka Sc
porovnati mohou. A kdo byl ten sveto-
borny Mirabeaul
FrancouzskY kralovsky dvdr prav6 Sc
vratil do Pafize, kdyz nova Chenierova
opera celym otfasala mestem. Jednoho
dne sedel Mirabeau phi provozovani ope-
ry t6to blizkosti kralovske l6ze o.
kouzlen krasou kralovny Marie Antonet-
ty, dcery velmocne cisafovny Marie The
resie rakouske, zraky sve ustavicne ma
lozi jeji upiral. Nahodou setkaly Sc jich
oci. Kralovna pfivolala komornika sve
ho septala mu cosi do ucha. Bezpo-
chyby i il iako mnohym jinym napadny
byl hrbaty a zdrapany zevnejsek onoho
muze.
Cht6la Sc dozved6t kdo by on vlastn6
byl.
Casne rama druheho dne - cely Pa
fiz odpoGival jest6 lib6m spanku =
prochazel Sc liz Mirabeau rozkosne "a
hrade tuillerske.
MimovolnG pohledl k okndm kralov-
skeho palace nemalemu svemu pre-
kvapenf spatfil ma jednom balkonu Zen
skou postavu. Byla to kralovna - hned
ma to vsak zmizela. V tom samem Okla.
mziku. kdy vracela Sc do svych komnat,
vypadla il ruky bila rdze a sncsla Sc
dold do zahrady. Mirabeau zvedl vrouc-
ne zulibal vymluvne to znameni slad-
kych nad6ji.
Srdce jeho pfekypovalo horouci laskou,
hlava plamenem hofela nohy utikaly
MIN k ddv6rnemu Jeho pfiteli, basniku
Beaumarchais-ovi, jemuz nejkfiklavtjsi-
mi barvami vylicil cele milostne to do
brodruzstvi.
,Od okamziku toho stala Sc mi rdze
tato drahym pokladem, ktery vecne budu
nosit ma prsou.'
,Aj, hle, kdo by Sc byl nadal, ze Mi
rabeau-a, tohoto Cae ara, stane Sc kdys
stastny vybojnik francouzskych krasoti-
mex a zamilovany Romeor odv6til basnik
pfitel jeho usmesne.
,Posmivej Sc mi, zertui, jak Sc ii jen
libi - uikdy ale nevyzrad, co ii nyni po-
vim. Miluji kralovnu, miluii jako zadny
dosud smrtelnik nemiloval, miluji il &C.
le duse hotov jsem obetovati vse, kdy-
bych jen mohl lasku svou il slovy vyje-
Wit
,Mirabeau! chvejes Sc, jak osyka!'
,Radesti, nebof vzpominam jeste slad-
kaho toho okamziku, We kterem rdze k
mym nohoum padla.'
,Nendze liz to byti pouha nahoda"
,Srdce mi pravi, ze to byl zjevny Il :.
mysl.'
,Mozne, ale upfimne feceno velmi
pravde nepodobne'
%, nezbavuj mne, pfiteli, sladke te
nadeie Porad mi radeii, co pociti nam,
abych Sc aspon jedenkrate sesel kralov.
nou. Ty, CO basnik divadelnich her,
musis dobfe rozumeti intrikam vselikym
tvdj Figaro, tvdj Almaviva jsou zfejmym
toho ddkazem. Del mi, pro boha, radu
prospesnou.'
Del Sc kralovne dvornim spdsobem
pfedstaviti, tot nejkratsi costa, kterou
v1bec znam a tobe raditi mohu.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
KINGSFORDUV
OswegO kukuriCmi SkrOb.

n pud lngy, blanc mango,
zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pGvodni = zalozeny 1848. Ia
chovava povtst svou co Gistsi, siln6isi
iemn6jsi nez kterfkoliv jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. & C. nei-
lepsi autorita ma poll chenie Europe,
peclive rozlozil skrob tento soutastky
ieho nalezl jej zdravym a zivnym.
Navod k dtlani puddingu jinych j.
del jest ma kazd6m ibernim pakliGku.
s8 Ma prodej u vsech velkych groceri
64 so
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(enn 25 ct8.
Cend 25 ct6.
OZnanky.
90 vYDANI.

Obsahuje uplny seznam vsech one
NEST We SIP. Statech, territory CanadJ
kter6 die posledniho scitani lidu v6tsi o.
bYvatelstvo citaji nez 5000, jakoz Sc
znam imen vsech casopisG vychazejicich,
kter6 onech m6stech neiv6tsiho rozsife-
nj mali. = Takt6z obsahuie seznam Case
pis6, ienz Sc oznamovateldm k oznam-
kan odporuGuji co nejvice mist6 dotyG
mem rozsifeni a nejlevn6jsi ceny mali.
Dale otsahuie v5echny casopisy We Sp.
Statech, jenz vychazeji V takovych mi
stech kde ie pres 5000 obyvateld.
Konecn6 vsecky nabozensk6, hospodaf
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syobodOzednicke, paedagogicke, obchod-
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We, musikalni, modni jin6 odborni novi
ny V nejspolehliv6jSim seznam Du!ale
dplny seznam pres 800 n6meckych no.
vim, ktere vychazeji We Sp. st. = Vysvt
tleni vyhlaskach, mnoho cennikd ohla
SEX, a yse co ohlasovateldm tfeba vedet
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nj OdridlO
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VyrdDeAt
American Ultramarine Works,
Newark, n. Y.
Nase modfidIo jest neJlepsi ma svete.
Ono Sc nerozbiha po pradle, neobsahuie
zadne skodliv6 latky Jest uzivano We
vsech velkych pradelnach ak pro svou
dobrotu tax pro svoii laci. Hodi Sc w
tecn6 k bileni. Prodavd Sc pakliGkach
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Dole sed6li pokojne vdova Fripartova
a Rocambolo stolu, hrajice spolu kar-
ty.
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nejlepsi 5kro b ma sv6t6.
Dava krasny lesk pradlu, kdezto roz-
dill mezi cenou tohoto a obycejneho skro-
bu jest sotva pdl ctu pfi pradle. Pteite
Sc po n6m II vaSeho grocera.
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SPAIN

LEoIsLATIvE OPPOSITION TO THE LAND TAX
ALFONSO QUALIFICATION FOR JUSTICE
MADRID June IS, 1875
The Budget Committee are unanimously opposed to
the two per In tho land tax which Seor
Salaverria, Minister OF Finance, insists necessary
CONSTITUTION.
The Senate has adopted the entire constitution with
tho exception OF clause relative to tho election OF
Senators
CONVENIENT PARrIALrrY IN PLACE OF JUSTICE.
Tho journals say tho government will make Cabi-
question OF tho adoption OF the report of tho
mittee the fseros which recommends the abolition
OF the special privileges Of the Basque provinces with
certain exceptions in favor Of persons who have been
loyal to Alfonso
The government requires that the report DO adopted
without amendment
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for the errors which have already been
pointed out they must atone for their
colossal plumbers. The patriotism of the
American people may be depended upon,
but mere love oft fatherland cannot make a
business enterprise successful Philadelphia
is brilliant with banners and bunting, but
the superiuity of flags will not compensate
for the deficiency Of dollars One cause OF
the loss is the closing of the grounds on
Sundays. BY this foolish rule the Centen-
NAL Exhibition not only loses surely one
seventh of its possible receipts, but far more
than that proportion, for the attendance on
Sunday would certainly be greater than that
of any other two days of the week. 1t is our
idea that public opinion in Philadelphia
and throughout the rest of the country will
finally force the Commissioners to reform
their regulations in respect to this subject.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1875
Their Mnjestics the Emperor aud Empress OF Brazil
will be in this city tomorrow morning and will remain
here with the exception Of brief absences, until the
9Th of July.
The Saturday evening opening Of tho previous week
was not repeated on Saturday last the building and
grounds being closed Mt the usual hour.
A. p Dc Cnrvalho Borgcs, President OF tho Bra lillian
Commission, will give reception Wednesday
evening next, at the Union League House, to tho
judges OF award ana officials connected with the Gen.
tcnnia management.
Al the British Pavilion tomorrow afternoon Colonel
SANFORD. OF the British Commission, will give
.kettlcdrum" or informal reception.
On saturday tho Ohio State building handsomely
decorated with bunting in honor OF the nomination OF
Governor Hayes, who Is a member Of the OHIO Board
OF Centennial Managers immediately upon the
nouncemcnt OF the final ballot Friday afternoon
the occupants OF the building and number OF visit
ors gathered together and forwarded TO the Governor
n copgratulatory telegram.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June IS, 1870
TIRE APPROPRIATION BILLs-How FINANCIAL
EMBARRASSMENT TO THE GOVERNMENT MAY
DE AvERTED.
Only twelve working days rcmain before beginning
the LIST day OF July, the commencement OF tho fiscal
year. and some OF this time is likely DO diverted by
the St Louis Convention, as was the with that
held at Cincinnati Notwithstanding this some Of inc
members OF tho opinion that by sitting day and
night such legislation may DO maturcd will relieve
tho apprchensions expressed by the President in his
Message to Congress Saturday, and financial en-
barrassment to tho government be thus avcrted.
THE ADMISSION OF NEW MExIco-YAvoRABLK
ACTION OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE NOT RE-
CONSIDERED
The widely published statement that tho House Com
mittce on Territories has rcconsdcrcd favorable
action on the Senate bill for tho admission OF New
Mexico Is wholly erroneous II seems 10 have grown
out Of the that after directing favorable report
be madc on tho BILL the committee authorized Repre-
sentative Meade, OF New York, to submit TO
the House the Vows OF tho minority Tho
report presented by Mr.. Culbcrson, Of Texas,
recommending the passage Of the bill. with certain
amendments, and is still authorized by large
jority OF the committee. AS amended by the House
COMMITTEE tho bill provides that the election for ratiy
ing the State constitution shall occur until
January.
THE NAVAL INvEsTIGATIoN-PAY INSPECTOR
THoRNfoN IN EXPLANATION.
Pay Inspector Thornton was before the Committee
ON Expenditures the Navy Department recently
with reference tho testimony OF Mr.. Ripley, who
said he had been informed by Mr. Fulton, OF the firm
OF Fulton whcclrighs Co., that he mr. Fulton) had
to pay 81 900 10 procure the payment to the firm OF
s2a 900 through Pay Inspector Thornton. Tho latter
gentleman made such explanation as TO thoroughly
satisfy tho committee that any charge insinuaton
affecting his integrity had foundation in fact
pRBLIc DUrLDINGs--rwo MILLIONS ApPRo-
PRIATED.
Tho House Committee on Appropriations yesterday
agreed to report g. ooo COO for public buildings, the
estimates OF tho Treasury Department being over
az OOO 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrvrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WASHINGTON, June l9-1 A. NJ. J
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFvrcI or THE CHIEF signal OFFICER
WASHINGTON June 19-1 A. NJ
Probdbiifi<a
During Monday for the South Atlantic States south
west 10 southeast winds, rising barometer and cooler
followed by warmer, clear weather
For the Gulf States westerly winds backing south
cast and southwest rising possibly olloxed by falling
barometer and clear followed by partly cloudy cooler
weather
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, southwest to
northwest winds, cooler partly cloudy weather. with
possibly local storms and stationary rising baron
ctcr.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys, rising barometer cooler northwest Winds lower
temperatures partly cloudy weather and local storms
For the upper lake region rising barometer, south
west to winds aud cooler cloudy, possibly
rainy weather.
For The lover lakes and Northern New York. cooler
southwest winds, rising or stationary barometer aud
partly cloudy weather, with light local rams
For tho New England coast, rising barometer, IN
crcasns southcrly winds, cooler, cloudy and rainy
weather Il
For the Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer,
southeast vccriug TO southwest winds, and cloudy or
f.vgy followed by clear weather.
Tho Missouri River viii generally fall Elsewhere
The rivers Will rise somewhat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-19

Colonel Sellers is on his way 10 San Francisco with
bottle OF that wonderful ego water.
signor Rossi VIII appear in this city in September
under Mr.. Maurice Grau's management.
Aimee will fulfil engagements Boston, Philadelphia
aud Chicago previous TO her visit 10 California
The premiere Of the ballet in the play OF "Sarda-
napalus" at Booths will be signorina BartolettL
Hon. Bardwcl slotc Of wallack's, threatens to run
an independent Presidential candidate during tho
coming canvass
1.-The Bellies OF the Kitchen.n the amusing speciality
OF the vokes family will be preceded this evening at
the Union Square Theatre by the sPost Boy" which
Mr.. J. H. stoddard appears
The Theatre dc la Monnaie Brussels. which has
been so unfortunate TO tho management IN past
sons will DO graccd in the TALL by the presence ~ the
principal artists Of the Italian Opera
Tho features at Gilmorc's Garden last night wcrc .
flute solo by sr +. Bracht, trombone solo by Mr. r.
Letsch, cornet solos by Messrs. Levy and Arbuckle
and a saxophone solo by Nr. T.. Lefebrc.