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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
Silver as a Legal Tender !.

WAsnlNGroN, March 2s.-The fin
ance committee Of the senate reported
substitute for Mr.. Sargant's bill rela-
tive to silver coin. The substitu1e1pro.
vides merely that the silver coin Of
the U. s., except the trade dollar,
shall be legal tender at their nom
NAL value for an amount not exceed
ing FIVE dollars in one payment. The
hill introduced by Senator Sargent
and also by Representative Ppes.
proposed not only to repeal the legal
tender power OF the trade dollar, but
to authorize the coinage Of 9 new
silver dollar and make it u legal tend
er, for amounts not over, twenty
dollars.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
H1GuM AY ROHEERY.

A special to Galveston News says
the Austin stage was robbed three
miles from San Marie, Texas, ycster-
day. The robbers compelled the
driver to turn into the woods where
all the passengers, eight in number,
were robbed Of all they possessed ex-
cept one passenger who was permit
ed to retain his watch as he claimed
it was family relic. For some dis
tance this side on the road,. slips Of
white cloth were tied to the bushes
indicating that it might have been
signal to confaderates on the stage,
the robbers took two Of the stage
horses, cut the telegraph wire and
left.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
chicago.
CHICAGO, March %.

FLoep-Ql Qlaieland= d=npchapged, -
WHEAT Fairly active and unsettled
M. strictly frcsh, | O5 regulnr, llO22sQe
lO2;a4 for cash or March: lO2laQ1l 03
closed 0294 tGr April; lO1ssMl ,0s closed
l-0iI2 for May; No. 3, VlTsc; rejected,
Sic
GoRN--Molcrnmly active and steady;
new high mixed, 45c~nc myed, 43Q1iic;
No 9 2s,nc,lyircsh, l74WlT acti,rrrnlnr;
l6l2W4Gatc for cash ; i6l21 i62lG Tor
Api,i; 49l,0,0Sac closed iossc Tor May
rejected, 4llaQ1i.c
OArs-Qnel and frmcr; No. 33l 40
33lllc for cash; a2 &c lid tor Aplil; 3lfsc
for May.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
lfOuse

WAsn1NGroN, March: 2S.-Sev-
eral bills and resolutions were offered
and referred.
The speaker laid before the house u
communication from the district at
torncy for the District of Columbia,
Informing the house ttIat- the grand 1
jury had found an indictment against
Hallet kilbourn, the recusant witness
in the real estate pool investigation,
on five counts; land another from
Thompson, sergeant at arms,informing
the house that the Uni,ed States mar
Slal Tor the District of Columbia had
come to hlm and requested that Hal
,,let kilbourn be given in.o his custody
which he, 'rhompsou,- -refased-to- do,
aud asking for further instruction from
the=house. e.
Mr.. Glover offered resolution in
struc,i,,g-the sergeant at arms of the
house not to deliver Hailet Kilbourn
i-to-tlte-eus.eay y-ef-any -peFsen-er-a any
tribunal until further orders of the
house. Adopted.
Mr.. New, of Indiana defended the
action of ,lle house in the case of the
prisoner k,lbourn, and said that the
power Of congress was as great IN
that respect AS the: power Of any
court. The question whether the re.
cusant witness should he turned over
I.tothe judicial authorities of the di>,ric,
TO be tried under al, indictment found
against him for refusing TO testify
was discussed at a considerable length.
| Mr.. Krsson coniendtd that whereas
congress has provided certain mode
A of pnnshlny recusa"t Witnesses, each
hour was thereby dive>,ed ofi,s inli-
v.dual power to i,tllct punishment
for contempt.
Mr.. Glover offered resolution or
dering the sergeant at arms to retail,
the custody OF Kilbourn, and not tt
/, deliver him up to any other officer, o
court untilfurther orders Of the house
j Mr. -Hnrlbnt- offered AS a substitute
h resolution directing the sergeant a
S arms to deliver Kilbourn to the mar
D shall Of the District Of Columbia 70
I the trial for mis1eamenor.
t Mr.. Hurlburt's substitute WAS re
:, jccted aztec discussion. Yeas q!
; nays 1872.
d Mr.. Glover's resolution wa
o adopted.
: Mr.. Atkins, from the conferenc
e committee on the bill to supply til
u deficiency ut Red Cloud Sioux agenc,
I made report that the house shoul
il concur in the senate amendment frol
enc hundred thousand 10 one nehundrs
Is and fifty thousand dollars.
= Report agreed to. The Hou:
u. then took up the bill reported fro
\ the committee on commerce, TO amen
re the law for the Regulation of stea
,e vessels; The bill went over till Sa
c. urdav next. The House adjourne
or Evening session dispensed with
IS. account Of the inclemency of I
ID weat her.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
CONFIRMATION.
Have, for President.

,CoLuMnus, Ohio March 2s.-T. Re-.
publican State Convention will meet in
this city tomorrow. There Is nearly a
unanimous feeling here in favor Of instruct
'ng delegates TO the National Convention
20 support Hayes for president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
Deluded Mortals.

W1sNER Neb., March 2s-Twenty
one teams, we'll outfitted, with G3
men, left here this morning for the
Bs!!.tee!sHi!!!ss vii. HE k,!!ss a ssa
valley route. They were fine Sc,
OF men and seemed to understand the
-hardshi ps they will have TO endure.
They supplied themselves we'll before
leaving with all the necessaries for
the trip.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
Snow Storm.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Early this
morning a driving snow storm set in
which up to this hour : p. IN. mas
continued without Abatement. Ii
comes directly from the east, The
drifts Of snow are very deep in some
localities and the street cars have tenn
.porarily stopped. Probably six inches
have fallen already. The weather is
rather warm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
Killed By his Mistress.

CLEVELAND, March 2S-rnos 3 jones
a Stone cutter, was Kt1Ttt tn drunken
9brawl abnu, 8 O'clock this evening by his
mistress, Mary Llne, who STRUCK h'n@ @n
the temple with a,.ppker. The woman
was arrested.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
Burned to Death

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2S.-Mrs.
Pyle. was burned to death to-day un-
der the following circumstances: It
appears she was subject to epiliptic
fits and i, is supposed she set fire to
her clothes during one Of those at
tacks and was burnedto- u crisp be
fore any assistance could be rendered.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
Bank Organized.

NEw York, March 2S.-lt is said
that German fnarciers are about or
ganiz,ng bank here with capital
Of ten millions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
WASHINGTON.
THE JuDAsrrEs.

The committee on expenditures .oIs
'hc war department. to-day ex.tnined
Alex. L. Cray, clerk III The attorney
generals utti;e. He tcs,.fi ii that B.
Il. Daniels was dtsirnus. Of obtaining
a post leadership at FL. Stanton aud
promised witness $1,000 il, he would
get it for him., Grey went to Senator
Carpenter and recommended Daniels to
the appointment, it was procured,
but Daniels never paid him the 81,
000.- 000.---.-..-----.--..-----.--...--.-.--.-.--
First 1t, Robert G. Carter, 4th
cavalry, testified that Gen. Reynolds
sent to Gen. Mckenzie about $4,000
or $4,000 bushels OF corn, bought
from Adams & Wicks. contractors at
San Antonio, but Gen. Mckenzie,
who was colnma.dcr of the post re-
fused to receive it, ON the ground
that it was not fit for issue and too
high in price. Gen. Reynolds order
ed him to- take il, when Mex kenzie
again refused, and had an inspection
Of the grain. 1t was found weevil-
eaten and musty and therefore unfit
for issue.
After McKenzie's protest, Reynolds
made peremptory orderland McKen-
zie was obliged to take the grain.
! Mckenzie represented that Adams &
Wick were bad men /: that they were
4 -.aenopolizing the contracts Of the
department, and that other contrac
tors offered to furnish good corn fo1
fifteen or twenty cents q blshel less
The result was that they prepared
I charges to send Halleck against Nc
, lxenzie for willful and obstinate DISC
} bedience to orders, but they were new
or tried. Witness said that the dam
: a red corn laid around the post for
!. long time, and was finally wasted be
cause the horses would not eat it..
number Of other witnesses were ex
amined and the committee adjourned
coNFIRMATIoN.s
!. The senate confrmed John NJ. L
+ Coglan, Of California. chief Justice {
the supreme court Of Utah. w. {
: Fox of Missouri, US. consul at Nc,
Brunswick and Jas. Slatt Of Nebrask
: receiver Of f,public moneys at Niobrar
NehrHska
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
Effect Of too Much Water

BosroS, March est is now
thought :hat three lives mas been lost
by the Worcester county freshets and
half million dollars worth Of property
destroyed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
vi MARkI5TS bY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK.
z-------- NEW York. March 2s.
Money. easy at 3cl4 per cent.
Gold IA
Government, firm
Stocks opened weak and lower, closed
irregular and lower:
New YonK. March %.
Flour Fnil4y-actiyc and firm.
WuEA1--S,enlv No 2, Chicago spring.
old store 81; No Milwaukee. ls2277tS0r
l.a9 No. 3 do, atloa,, llS; No. Chicago
spIlng.. 10; winter red western, in store,
l21
CoHN--Qnc' and a shade tirmcr: mixed
no grade. J6}ac; do steamer, GG2,@6,c;
do graded G1el674c.
OATs-F,,mcr aud more active; western
mixed aud State, 4ill5Qc -.-==
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. March 90. .
-BREApsruFfs-- Winter whent,
9s saQ1l0s; spring, s. 9l@lo; white, los
5dQ1 Us CT; cinb;ln-- -54!olll Corn new,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29

Snow Down soiuths114tt:. tt:aas.'e.. q.
ST.. LOUIS, March 2e.-Since Ten
o'clock last night ten inches Of snow
has fallen here. soa-s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
NEW YORK.
Observation-Disclosures.

= ss-..4 y EAl-wlsIElis.
NEW YoRK, March 2s.-Thc steam
ship Great Western which went
ashore on Long Island coast Saturday
night has parted amidships aud will
be !otHltwIeck.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
M0RE RAsCAI.IlY.

MORE R.sGALTrY.
Eae-eveninglPost- states that as
result Of the Investigation Of charges
preferred against the special deputy
collector ofcustoms, I.ydcckcr of the
treasury department found evidence
TO warrant an investigation of many
other prominent of1iters.ss,s
TERRIBLE cAsuAMjT.:"
NEW YoRK, March 2s-The boiler
of t,s. -Sanerb.ere-teel -factory TrxPtod-.
cd today entirely denolishing three
brick buildings aud destroyed 4 large
amount OF property Onezman kllled
and six seriously Injured
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29

New YORK.
NEW York. March as.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday, Sep.
tember 16 1876 will this office Tuesday,
A. NJ, tor Europe per teamship Navada via Queenstown;
Wednesday. at $50 A. NJ, for Europe, steamship
Tor Europe. stesmshp Geert via Plymouth Cherboug
Hamburg; Saturday. ut IL 30 A. M for Germany,
Sweden. Denmark and Norway per steamship Mose Via
Southampton and Bremen IL NJ for Europe per
land Germany and France TO be BY this
direct. per steamship California via Glasgow and at r.
NJ for France Direct per steamship France. via Havre
The mails for the West Indies via Havana will leave
Now YORK September 2S.
The mails for China &C., will leave San Francisco Octo
ber1
The mails for Australia &C. will leave San Francisco
tober H. T. l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12

Tho bids viii opened presence OF tho Board Of
the Secretary OF INTERIOR and read publicly In the order
Bidders designate their place OF business and Post
office address They are invited to be present At the open
nsh New York reference with their bids and thor address
Zach bid must parties Interested in
h.y' copy Of this at At
bs furnished on spplsaion to this Office to Nos 40 and
bids viii be considered, ron persons who have IN any
In S hS will S %sd y for s
the best interests OF the government ..-,,a.. ,, 80
ra sSey yy.aSs S's %S' so he erss
a yn.ssa sHss
Neropo,an Na,ions New York National Bank Of Com
First National a%cre second National Wahinsoa;
Ts5 ses sn a M
H. % Ss Ssoi
'd nns Ssasr saa AS s
the bidder checks drans Of all bidders will held
Bidders are required samples the articles bid
% 1 a Of the bidder
should pc dsptsd with the propose, by private aom marx h
s"%po spses should adopt such p
sample VIII bo opened until after all tho bids shall have
in executing tho rrgnt
increase diminish tho OF ny o. the articles % en-; en-
reserved decrease the amount specified in
A
tract duly executed with two more surctic and cond
toned for the faithful performance OF the aits
particulars must accompany the same The suicency OF
the suretics must bc evidenced br their affidavit the
value OF ther property
let or assigned od by other party without
written consent of tho Secretary OF the Interior
furnished undor contract must be delivered NJ
places designated Tor their reception. packed and
according directions shipment without extra
charge balng when in original packages and
will be subject inspection by the Board OF Indian Com
mssiones and auch articles respect ail to
will be rejected and the contractor
held furnish others OF the required quality within hvo
days. falling in that they viii bc Purchased At his
All the goods excepting tho oanxcs will bc required to
be deli,ersd In New forK, Philadelphia Baltimore Chi
caro 81 Louis Paul before the I'd of October
each bidder specify place delivery The blankets arc
10 he delivered any the places named within
thirty days from the date OF the award =.
The Groceries must be delivered New York, Philsdc
pa Baltimore Buffalo, Chicago sioux city 81 Louis st.
PAUL Omaha Kansas City before the ID OF october
1875 the respective agcncies within reasonable tmo
thereafter Twenty-Five cenyum OF tho beans.
for tho Red Cioud and spotted Tail agencies will
called tho bsance at such times and In
quantities here after be required ten days notice
be given. A.. a., .. a.. 49,. -,.-.a
tion. ..,.
The Sugar DO delivered In barrels full headinsd
The To6acco must be Navy plug light color made Of leaf
and sweetened only enough for preservstion.
Nv voices properly approved j. o. SMITH. Commissioners
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
DECISIONS.
SUPERIOR CoUnT--CHAMBERib
d., vvAua Cou1fopA

SUPERIOR COUnT-CHAMBERS
BY Judge Sandford
Thornsen ct al vs Relief Fire Insurance Company
nterrogatories settled.
Robert l. Darragh VS.. Elizabeth Darragh. h.-Judg-
ment cf divorce in favor OF plaintiff.
Richard Adams VS.. Gray ct aL-Findines 30, sct-
tied, and let engrossed copy be prepared and pro-
yeitod Tor signature.
MARINE COURT-CHAMBRR6.
BY Judge Sinnott
Moore VS.. Miiler.-Motion TO dismiss granted with
Tooker vs. Tate; Holly VS.. Burkhardt; Levy vs.
Goldsmith; Hoguet vs. Dexter; Tcns VS.. SaldinL-
Motions granted
New York Lie Insurance Company vs.. Siede; Rough
vs. McKeon; Ware VS.. Mujer; Toxic We. Schlect; Levy
vs.; Wagenman; Abrams vs. Chilbowsky; Rut!er Vs.
schcldip; Meier VS.. Wooley; Cohen vs. Sach Morris
VS. KaDman; Burg vs.. McGraw; Mechanics' National
Bank Frost t--Orders granted.
Vsagg vs. Foscano.-Motion to dismiss granted, with
s 10 costs.
Lyman vs. Halioran Order modified az to costs
BY Chief Justice Shea
Burn vs. Smith.-The application cannot be granted.
See memorandum.
O'Connell vs Kennody.-Applcaton denied.
sURRoGATE's COURT.
Estate Of Riley L. Hamilton report modi.
ned SO allow to administrators, widow OF
ceased, claim presented by her her individual
capacity against SAID estate SAID claim decided 70 be
valid. See OPINION
Estate OF Amos Smothars-Hed that no sufficient
was shown why letters of administration upon
estate should not be revoked and Administrative
quircd TO account, and shat Thomas A. Porter be ap
pointed administrator Of said estate. See memor
dum
Estate OF Tunis Van Brunt-Order settled allowing
execution TO issue upon judgment recovered against
deceased.
William j. Van Duzer-order entered that executrix
sppcar tho 18Th inst, two r. NJ, before referee
and submit examination.
James Eager-Motion for rehearing denied Tho
Surrogate constrained TO adhere TO his former de-
sison the and leave the party to his remedy by
appeal See decision
Charles X CarrolL-Order entered that letters Of ad
ADMINISTRATION, with Will annexed. to Michael W.
Dcvine attorney in TACT OF executors upon giving
bond with proper security to be approved BY the Sur
rogatc.
Estate Sarah Barrett Order entered permitting
ccutor TO pay David Barnett the sum OF 81 345 O3,
heretofore dccrced to retained by them await
the litigation tho promssory noto Of said David
Barnard for e.. 900.
Thomas B. Hitch.--0rdcr of reference TO auditor
must stand. Held that executor has q status IN
Court to call his co-cxecutors the
and the additional corrected account both go
70 the auditor heretofore appointed. SEQ opinion
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
BANK CLERKS MISTAKE.

Some time since George Milor kept an account at
lhe National Bank also did James Miller BY mis-
take of clerk in the bank ,966 10 on deposit to
The credit of James Miller transferred to the
Dount Of George Miller, who drew out the money, SUBJ
Sequent which he arrested charge of fraud
motion was made yesterday, before Judge West
brook, in Supreme Court Chambers to vacate the
the order Of arrest the ground that the prisoner
not aware how much money ne had In bank at tho
ume. but attributed the fact Of such sum being
placed his credit to mistake Of his clerk post
The deposits. An affidavit was submitted on behalf Of
the bank that Miller had not had over $500 in the
bank for two months previous TO drawing the money
question. After brief argument Judge Westbrook
took the papers, rescrvng his decision.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
A HOPEFUL SON.

John Brixner. q young man Of twenty-seven re.
turned to his homo corner Of Boston and 166h
street. Morrisania. on Sunday at midnight of
iptoxcaton He tried to turn his aged widowed
and young sisters of the house. but arrested by
Officer Riley Justice Wheeler, at the FOrdham Police
Co rt yesterday of respect to the family which
highly respectable. committed the young man for only
ton dav
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART L
Before Recorder Hacketl
CHILD CRIMINALS.

James Milligan and Martin Dolan, aged respectively
thirteen aud nine, wcro arragncd before Recorder
Hackett yesterday to answer to joint indictment for
burglary tho nrst degree. The complainant In tho
was Mr.. Edward Sackman, who keeps a jcwelry
storo at No 2o4 Hudson street Ho testified that on
the night Of the I'd of August no asleep room
adjoining his store when he was awakened by noise
Of some one walking the floor. Proceeding into
his shop he found the smaller and younger Of the
prisoners behind The counter, and him in
custody. The elder boy who there watching out
sidc the door, was arrested later The smaller boy
pleaded guilty and said no was induced by his CON-
panion, Milligan, to creep in through hole In the
shutter OF the store. When asked by Assistant Dis
trct Attorney Bell what no wanted in The store tho
little fxow with naivencss that brought smile 10
the OF the oldest court officer, rcpcd:-sI wanted
to steal anything could ind" Milligan pleaded not
guilty and upon being tried convicted OF the iui
offence He thcrcupon sent TO the Peniten iary
Tor three years and the smaller boy sent 70 the
House OF Refuge.
AN UNLUCKy MOVE.
A middleagcd laborer named John Farrell was
charged by Moses Geisman, cattle dealer of Eighty.
nrst street and Lexington avenue with having at.
tsnptsa 70 steal from him. on the 18th Of August
The New York herald., 1876-09-12

A DVERrlsk'
Circulation OF the EVENING TELEGRAM for the week
ending September 8, lS70:-
Monday, september A.. 37OW
Tuesday September 4os5o
"Wednesday, september NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
Thursday September i ..-.................. s7ioo
Friday September $1,000
Saturday. September q ................... s7soc
AND ADVERTISING 20 CENTs LINE
Total 226,650
Daily average ......'.A.,-.~. s7,775
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

REzs-SANDs I'm Brooklyn. September Z, 1875, by
the Rev. F. P. Roe, Miss LOUISE F., daughter OF Nath.
Sands, to JOHN r. REEs. OF New York
voGELL-NIETscn.-On Thursday, September Z, by
the Rev. Henry q. vogel, WILLIAM H. voGELL to
DOLLY NJ, daughter of Mr.. Adolph Nersch, all OF this
city.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12

DOLITICAL POLITICAL
l. Campaign Campaign
Equipments. Equipments
Clubs organize once that victory may your ef
forts Wear our imposing Continental Hat and Cape made
blue and yellow with silver eagles hats Full Of
Campaign Equipments. consisting Of Hats Tor Caps) and
Capes color and stye with double swing
Torch Stick furnished to clubs mt factory prices
Send for full particulars to headquarters WA
I'll KNAUSS. 2OS BrnAdWaY. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
POLlTlCaI.,

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF TIKI UNION LEAGUE
AClub will be held at the Club House, Thursday
September H. ut the of the regular meeting
rnI the nominations tho Republican state Convention
BY order LOUIS G. LEWIS Secretary.
CAMPAIGN EQUTPMENTs.-CAPES CAPS AND
~ Hats color aud with torches sold factory
prices For particulars call address G. T. SPERLING
4 CO.. 04 Duane st.. Now York.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
AMUsBARENT NTp.

|. AMUsnAREHrs.
w sIXTEENTH WEEK. FOURTH MONTH";
Of the remarkable engagement Of
Mr. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE.
,vv.v ,vvv;h yh9 will continue to appear r,,s wvvv
SATURDAY MATINEE.
in their wonderful creations Of
HON. sAHDwEEI sEoTEas Tsas And dSrSrr., o,,r,.osx
in the '',Y 21Smfs :Sifs;''T DolGx&y Se%ssy Of the
wzDSEsDAHE sDFH HyzssS n s THEATRE
Of the MiGfiTY DOLLAR.
WALLACK's EXTRA CARD.
WEDNESDAY EYE ENIN0. SEPTEMBER Ia
loorH PERFORMANCE
MIGHTY DOLLAR
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER Is.
SOUVENIR WILL e "h'iH Hf FsEsGsrrD fisf'iH
EACH LADY VISITOR.
WOODS nSSSsy HSfsgN srrrrxnrn y, ,s7s WOODS,
REpyoIIoN or PRicks.
To all evening performances, 2lc
Aud0sFsE GsSGs nsHhf Anh aGEAE asaElaHT lsafHhTsArI0s
BRssGGSS55XXs. sGS5X TnHArkE Lessee. and Manager.
Every evening st : and Saturday matinee a.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. mr. WEDNESDAY fa5ahH and THURSDAY
LORD pySSipaEARy.
SsfGsbai xSTiSsR SsP I5H5 DaSbEERnr shTbE
PAkFsIAs AkFsIAs y4kIETEEs. yAkEETIEs. t!Shhy 41aEs
Eafh 4 FL s'ST'ysk Al xsi IS nov"
sss; ss;' |" S%.s. ,ss .ass ss a' sss
= "A HIGH OLD TINE,
81 LoyE AN6 TnH IrRJIEsT.
GRAND oLIo xSEr1s 9E 100 STAR Il, srA ARTISTS.
9 .oa. a. vAS;HS Sa%as;SSosc and VA %Sks Sss.nn, a.
MINNIE niAtl iMA4tlaY srs1asss shaScH ~ ELhksrs
HoRAOE WESTON. Won Buicw of Banjoista
AsS ssTS anIs ms ss s&%sppard Lyda Gsrk
Evening MasiSeo rae.aas Tsarsds and SATURDAY
OProprietor and Manager. .....-.Mr AUGUsTlN DAILY
=. Mr. DAILY hegs to announce that THE THEATRE
ropanted with the private boxes altered and
rehtted and the illumination Improved, will REOPEN
TONIGHT Among tho novel ieatures o be ntcduced n
t A. e-ie trs Telegraph Bureau which will be day
sh .eat q rrr' end Of the lobby ior the accommo
taSefS aud visiting strangers, In
ogatpe $3.50 W Ns tfc Ntsnti- and Pacific Telegraph.
sss,. ss1 .s,' sss' " l1y sS'shs A.ss Es:s =
raa Slssset tse it9nair 4 . can attic aa2 ase.
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