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The New York herald., 1877-03-06
ST. JOHNS GUILD.
THE STATE BOARD or CHARITIES IMpLAcABLE
IN IT'S DETERMINATION TO DO ITS OWN IN

THE STATE BOARD or cHARITIxs IMpLAcABLE
IN IT'S DETERMINATION TO DO ITS own IN
vEsTIoArING.
The proposition made by the Trustees OF st. Johns
Guild at their meeting Saturday night to have the
affairs OF their institution Investigated BY board OF
referees composed OF two members Of tho Guild and
two gentlemen, one appointed by the Mayor and tho
other by the Stale Board OF Charities, yesterday
declined by Attorney General Farchild on behalf Of
tho Board. That body has decided TO 60 aud
inc the character Of the Guild and It's Master Rev.
Aivah wlswall, after its own plan; and the work will
commence on Monday morning ncxt. when a number
OF witnesses will havo been subpmnacd. When tho
State Board met yesterday morning, Mr. John II.
townsend, senior counsel to the Trustees OF the Guild
and to Mr. wiswall appeared aud presented copy OF
the resolution proposing HE JOINT board referees
and expressing the Willingness of the Guild have is
officers go before the Board they permitted to
brng counsel Attorney General Fairchid pcruscd the
documents and returned IN writing the following re-
ply:--"Wc viii not admit counsel but we viii allow
Mr. Wswa to be present to suggest cs,ions Tor US
witnesses anu make such suggestions as seem 10
us reasonable"
Mrs. I.owel-Do your officers, then, refuse to come
here and testify?
Mr.. Townscnd--I am bound TO say yes, unoss they
are accorded the right OF having counsel to represent
them
Mr.. Rooscvct-Docs this refusal apply the officers
OF tho Guild only or 10 the trustees and members
wclY
Mr.. Townscnd-To ALL as tho trustees would not pass
resolution ordering their officers not to appear they
did not intend 10 stand by II themselves IN like
manner
Attorney General Fairchid--Mr. Townsend. is there
anything wrong with this institution OF 81. John IS
GuIdg
Mr. Townscnd-Nothng whatever, sir; everything
about II IL honest and fair
Attorney General Fairchid-Thcn why don't they
all como hcrc and submit TO an investIgationY
Mr. Observation-Disclosures feel ihcy have legal
power 10 hold an Investigation IN snch manner ant,
urihcr tnat we have resolved TO appoint joint com
mittcc, MS above stated, who can. hold thoroughly
impartial investigations
Some debate and great deal OF good. .hum0rcd rncry
occurred among the gentlemen before they separated
Mr. townsend suggested that the Board should look
into the affairs OF Trinity church. Tho Guild he said,
was ooigch To look alter number OF the commune
cants oil that church. This sally was received with
laughter, ana alter tho interchange Of few similar
pleasaasrics the Board adjourned until Monday.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
CRUELTY TO A STEPSON.

On Sunday afternoon last, several people, residing a.
No. 16ls Hamilton street, inccnscd at tho outra.
gcous in which William Eagan beat his stcpson
Michael Ncvns, about eleven years OF age. Oilcer
Crt,endcn, complaint OF the litto boy, arrested
Eagan, and he was arragncd before Judge Flam-
mer, ut Essex Market Police Court, yestcr.
day Young Ncvrs told the Judge that on
Sunday his father had knocked him down on the
door and then kicked him IN the face. Nearly every
tooth In he boys head was loose and his lace pre-
sentcd horrible appearance from tho injuries re-
cevcd Eagan, his defence, said that his wiIo was
In the habit OF getting drunk; nat she drunk
Saturday night, and mat the reason he struck his
siepson that he had brought liquor TO her against
his He held IN $500 bail 10 answer at Spc-
CIal Sessions,
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MISS RO3SON'S BABY.

Coroner Elngcr held an inquest yesterday upon tho
body OF tho male infant OF Miss Henrietta ROBSON,
which she is supposed to have thrown from tho w,n
dow other apartment at No. 500 West Fiy.nrst street
on tho morning Of the 2lst uIi A post
mortcm examination revealed that the child had been
born alive and that II had died from fracture OF the
skull, aud evidence OF very conclusive nature
adduccd to show that the child Miss Robsons and
that she had rid herself OF the infant IN such
mary way ia order To conceal her quit IRON her
brother. The jury rendered verdict OF death from
fracture OF the skull, exposure and nealcct at the
hands OF its supposed mother. Henrietta Robson.
Tho Coroner committed tho woman 10 the Tombs with
nuI I'm
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MIR. KINDS TROUBLES.

THE vIcIssITUDEs or AN UNPAID THEATRICAL
coMPANY-"BLooD AND THUNDER PAYS BET
TER THAN ANYTHING ELSE
This Is hard time for grcat many OF tho theatres
But fcw of them m,kc money, and most managers arc
glad II they pay expenses. When people arc punched
for their living expenses tho pnrveyors OF uxurcs
have to suffer first, for people will only lay money
Tor the absolute necessities Al the New Broadway
Theatre formerly Woods Muscum) Mr. John T. Kinds,
'irom the Theatre Royal Dublin played with his
own company "the great Irish drama, .Inshavoguc,
or tho Days OF 9S. 10 On Saturday evening Mr. Kinds
was TO nave paid OF his company. but he chccruliy
ami bnoyanty SAID, "Como to rehearsal on Monday
morning and III see you then, ana slipped out of the
front door Instead OF cccns his cgress by the stage
door, where the company were ardenty waiting tor
Yesterday morning Mr. Hinds' company camc TO tho
theatre 10 hnd the stage door locked and 10 learn
Mr. Kinds had lett the field to Rose and Harry Wat
k'ns. VINO would open In ''Trodden Down, or Under
Two Flags that tasu evening. How mgcn Mr. Kinds
owes MS company could not DO exactly asccriaircd
yesterday. but Mr. Mugan. who PLAYED Dennis Raj.
ierty ana others declared with ruclu faces that their
pccuniary compensation had not been entirely au,.
dated. Mr.. Kinds subsequently called and stated to
Mr. Ayres, the manager OF the theatre, that his
agent who was inrusted with his share OF the recc,ps
on Saturday "had skipped, and hence he himself was
financially speaking, left tho urch thus apparent
that Mr. Kinds is decidedly behind-in respects
than one; but gentleman VINO plays tho rdtcs OF
inshavosue, the Outlaw, Cornelius Mccarthy. tho
Shaushraun, and James O'Connell, the piper, in tho
same play may be reasonably expected retrieve
his fortunes and those OF his company.
Mr. j. b. Ayres, the manager, said tho theatre had
not yet been leased, and IT'S future therefore
shrQudcd IN uncertainty 'WhGt l think pays better
than anything else" said he, "is the sensation
drama-blood and thunder as you call II You keep q
thcaue to make money, don't your Well. blood aud
thunder Will pay better ttan anything cse New York
already has hrcc theatres for the first class society
play and comedy -nnmcly. thc Fifth Avenue, Waack Is
nndthc Union Squarc-while tho real blood and thun-
der only the Bowery but not at any theatre
up town. As to Mr. Kinds, oil course the mcnt
oil this theatre has nothing to do with his pecuniary
engagements to his company, he play cd on a per.
centage and furnished his own company"
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
CHAPLIN HOME.

The fourth anniversary ot the Chaplin Homo was
celebrated at that institution yesterday. The Home
was throngod with visitors IRON ten O'Clock A. NJ TIL
ten O'Clock p. NJ. The halls and starcascs wcro
prcttly drapcd with national flag and the rcccp-
ton filled with various articles. pretty, IN
gcnious aud artistic. which were made by the old
ladies' and exposed Tor suic Between the afternoon
and evening programme impromptu music was iur.
nlshcd by different gucss.s very bountuI COLLATION.
was spread IN the dining room. The inmates number
thirty .i,c and their rooms models OF ncatncss
comfort and, IN some cases, OF even luxury.
Ia the Afternoon the visitors were addressed by Rev.
Mr.. Pullman, Dr. Armi age. Rev. II. X. Nyc, Rev. j.
NJ Gctche. OF Hariem. and 10 the evening by Dr.
Chapin, DR.. Burchard and Rev. Mr. Alger.
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SMALL AMOUNT OF CENTS.

Two observation-disclosures lynch, aged thirteen OF No
4o5 Eas, sixteenth street, and James Mcdonald, aged
eleven, OF No 103 East Sixteenth strcct-werc ar.
raigncd before Judge smith, at the Fifty seventh
Street Court, yesterday afternoon charged by Mrs;
Rose Gormcy, Of No 159 Elizabeth street, with hav.
ing robbed her Of her pockctbook while she walk
ing ~ Central Park Sunday afternoon. Lynch
pleaded grilty and Mcdonald not guilty. They wore
held In $500 bail The pockctbook contained only
eleven cents and pawn ticket worth s..
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AN ELABORATE DEVICE.

On tho afternoon OF tho LIST inst Mrs. Lcmcrtz
was found by her husband Henry in the back room of
their dwcIng No. l9l Sands street, Brooklyn, gagged
and bound 10 chair When uniastened she stated
that two men had entered the room from
the yard and gagged and bound her before
she had time 10 givc an alarm, aud that
while stood over her. with pistol pointed at her
h, tue other secured Jcwery and clothing valued
x45, aud they had both lett together. Mrs. Lcmcrtz
says that her statement concerning tho robbery
untrue; thai sbo made II Tor the purpose con.
ceany The loss OF $40 and also tho pawnIng oil cwciry
Tor So, from her husband.
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THE O'KEEFFE HEIRS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Having IN the columns Of your valuable paper
tho claims Of Mrs. Muddcn OF the Bunker Hill district
Boston, Mass, and also OF another calling himself
Daniel W. O'Kcctc, now acting as waiter IN restau-
rant near The ST. Denis ,icI, New York city, claiming
the late Charles Robert O'Kccic, OF Inda
who cl an estate s25, ,OOOOO0 beg leave TO state
that as far as can learn am The only OF The
name that has received any COMMUNICATION IRON tho
solicitors Of the Calcutta, Mcssrs George Car
rington n William Wglcy, who have stated that my
CLAIM Is tho most perfect yet presented Yours, ro.
spcctfuy, sfEpHEN DOUGLAS 0'kEEFFE
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
BROOKLYN wORKINGMEN.

A meeting Of German workingmcn was held last
evening at No. 200 Court street, Brooklyn Tor the
purpose Of giving somo expression TO their views
concerning the present depressed state OF labor
IN the ULitcd States. The meeting was pro.
sided over by Mr.. Charles Ackcrman, and an
ad dress was made by Dr. A. Otto Walstcr Tho trou.
blcs among laborers. he sad, and the insignificant
wagcs winch they received all owing TO tho cor.
rupton IN both political partics and he advised tn cm
10 iorm q social democratic government OF their own
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
"THE CABLE WAR"

In the article headed the ''Cablo War;" in the
HERALD OF Sunday. Mr. 0liphant, the manager Of the
Direct Cable Company. was made to say, by typo
graphical error, that according to the decision OF the
Master Of the Rolls the amaigamaticnisls had ma
Jor:ty OF 40 900 What Mr. Olphant did say was that
the decision gave them majority OF forty.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
QUEENS COUNTY SESSIONS.

Tho Queens County Court and Court Of Sessions
Judge Armstrong prcsiding, convened at tho Court
House, North Hcmpstend, Long Island, yesterday.
Tho c'v'i calendar was taken up and will occupy tho
attention OF the Court tho remainder OF the session
there beng bui little criminal business for the Sessions
THIS " tho last term that will be held a the old Court
House The oyer aud rcrminer VIII bc held IN April,
at the new Court House, Long Island Cny, when Ryer
indicted for tnc murder OF Patrick Tcit, will DO placed
IN iria
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RUFFIANISM IN BAYoNNE.

murdcrous assault was made on Sunday night by
four ruillans on a young lawyer named Thomas Gle.
mems, IN Bayonnc, n. j.. because no had commenced
proceedings on behalf OF Mrs. Dwycr against John
Baker Tor seduction. Mr.. Clemens was knocked
uvwn kickcu nnd stabbed alter winch tho scoundrcs
lett. telling Mr. Clemens 10 leave the city within
twcnty.Iour hours. Tho ponce are on tho track OF
to-day. -"
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
TREATMENT OF THE INSANE.

The case OF Octavia Walter, the young girl whom II
is alleged badly beaten aud bruised atthc Fatbush
Insane Asylum, between the months OF April, 1876,
and January, 1877, viii bc investigated on Thursday
next by tho special committee appointed by the Kings
County Board OF SUPERVISORS
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A BAD "SPEC."

Mrs Cathar,ne Canning. Of No. 15i Wavcriey place,
was walking through Broadway yesterday orning,
when she missed hor eyeglasses from the right hand
pocket OF hor jacket. Henry Lewis, OF No. 36l West
sure shc felt his hand IN her pocket. Lewis was ar
rested by officer NcInn, OF the Fifteenth precinct,
and held in 81, 900 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
WANION DESTRUCTION.

For the past two years tho streets and avenues Of
Clifton, s. l., have been without gasght, and during
that timo all the lamps have been destroyed by ma
licious persons known as the Clifton Mudocs Many
Of The Iamppos.s have also been pulled down.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTE.

Mr. James r. Cumming who failed 10 qualify MS
school OF tho Twenty second ward his FIRST
nomination last December, was rcnom mated ycster-
day afternoon by tho Board Education that posi-
tion. Mr. Cummings nomination viii be onfirncd, IL
II thought, Wednesday, his torn OF Office TO last
y veurs
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
THE SEA CLIFF ASSOCIATION.

The Sea ChT Camp Meeting Association are IN
trouble again. number OF the trustees OF the asso-
cation formed steamboat company, the association
giving them tho lease Of q small dock ut tho camp
grounds. THIS ASSOCIATION sold out TO opposition
company, composed OF another portion OF tue board
trustees, and threw In the lease. The matter Is now
under nvcsligat by the committee oi the board OF
trustees, elected last October.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
TIE ShAD SEASON.

The shad fishermen at Staten Island arc already be-
ginning preparations for thor spring work In getting
boats, nets ana ishng apparatus in order II the
weather should prove favorable they Will oegin put
down their giiI net poles week The veteran nsh-
crman, Commodore Smonson, Is dead, but his active
partncrs--Messrs Van Duscn and Small-will conduct
the business ~ usual,
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
ART SALES.

A sale OF foreign ana American paintings begun
at Kcclcr's art gallery yesterday, at which no very
largo prices wcro obtained Tho sale will bc continued
to-day, when the best pictures will bo disposed Of
Among them examples oil William Hart, George IA.
Story, Arthur Parton William Huston and other well.
known artists.
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REAL ESTATE.
InAssll.rs

TnASsffEs
Madison ay.. 9. .. 81 n Of stth S.. 2olIzx
sshonaaSer ""s' :" $4,000
I3stl ST. 50. J4S0 H. 9. of Sd av. IS.oxD0.il;
Cnrs,cpher Becser md vile to 4 sminck ..... $500
Av A, w. -. 81 ~ u. u. OF iIMh VI. 2Dx7o Susan A.
Moores to William IT, Jenkins ,,........-... f2.oo0
Grove t2.,d ward; David II. sherman and wife
to Patrick Mclntyrc.. Nom.
lam Worn iioie tn Eugcne Worm Hole Nom
Sth st.. 2l5 n. ". of 1lth av., 25xiU22, Will
lam Worn IIoie TO Edward Hole .............. NOM
cd st.. H. 32D n. q. OF I'd av. 1IxlUDJ Barbara
durnH aud husband o Eiiza Parrett $500
153d ", A. y, f'pu of CortIandt av.. 2Jxlop esd
ward Joseph Brugpermann 10 barbara Gcbc:.: go
and wife To- Joseph s,raus ......... .......... 4ooo
straa. and wife to sismund Hall ..........'.. I24o5
Bank ST. n s.. i2s r. W OF Grcenwich ~, 2luSso4; -,
Horaiio t;onicg tcxecutorl to John McLaclnn. Nom
Jaachmscn ,rsicscrj to :. slcnnardt 2i.ouo
5Sth st., 2t5 Il. q. OF 6th Nv. 2,xIO5; H. NJ
Henry trecrce1 10 John Weber I"@u
MORTGAGES
Yone. George, TO H. d. Brown g. OF 2oth ST. O. OF ,>
rsIin"n aacob and witc. to s,mueiv Holman, n.
of5id st.. G. OF 9Th NV. years !!uu
Same to same Of SD ofGth av years. ll.uu
same Of 53d st. O. oftith av years ltuD
same TO same n s. 53l ST. ofdh wears. IiOoO
seck,nann. Iouisc and husband. to Wasbin ton Lite
Insurance Company. n oi I'D st., w. oi "'h "v'i 90.
W. OF n av ioo
Of ss.h ST. O. o. 3D. sv: years. ............ 1900
Maonry Patrick o. 10 charlotte W. Panon, eM of
Washington ST., between Murray ana Warren;
Me- ,snrcy John b.. to q. b. Rogers n. s. u s1th
st, OF Lexington, r; years. .......:,;;.:... em
and Houston sssi s5co
Wheat. Jerome u. and wife. TO Anna Burrows, n
Of 29th 81, Q. VI 9th sv.i ysass........... l6Q0
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PIES AND POVERTY.

Michac! Graus arrested yesterday on complaint
of Albert Ouenbachcr, a bakcr, at No. 81 Dcmonco
place. Brooklyn, who accuses him with obtaining from
hm S13 rs worth of bread cakes and pies not pay
pp nm therefor IL subsequently ,Iurncd out that
Graus Notwithstanding he prolcsscd to be pcnnilcss
osscsscd u bank account OF $500. His residence be-
tokcned extreme poverty
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
THE WHIP AND THE KNIFE.

In Kenrncy township. opposite Newark, on Saturday
night, william Hnrpwell and John Connolly became
volvcd IN quarrel, the result Of which that the
latter was severely but fatally stnbbcd II scrms
Connolly rcmonsi rated with Harpwc for cruelty beat
ing his horse. Hence the ARRAY. Hnrpwcll has fined.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
SEIZURE OF CIGARS.

Captain Brackctrs men yesterday seized eleven
boxes containing ny cigars cacn from on board the
steamer CITY OF Mexico aud eight boxes OF similar s,xc
board tho steamer Columbus
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
WHAT MICHAEL DID FOR PATRICK.

Michael Desmond was arrested in Newark yesterday
n charge OF having furnished tools TO his brother,
Patrick Desmond, by which he managed 10 cut his
way out Of the Caldwell Pcpitentiary, where he was
confined
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30
steam on New SorA IislIways.

The president of the Third Avenue
Railroad Company in New York has ap-
piled to the mayor of that city for author
ity to employ steam for propelling its
cars, by way ofexperiment. The engines
proposed to be used are similar to those
recently introduced in Philadelphia, where
they are considered success in every re-
spect, being noiseless, and as easily stop
ped and started as quickly and safely as
cars now drawn by horses. Mayor Ely
said he thought most favorabiy otthe ex-
pertinent and would give the company
every facility in his power to afford the
public rapid transit so far as this new
motive power would furnish it.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30
[ GREAT OFFERI! WIFE ME

n,s day at home. Agents wanted. Out
Wat and terms free. TRUE & co., Au-
z, Maine.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. John Drew has arrived in San
Francisco.
Sheridan's twins have been baptized
Irene and Louisa.
A brother of Governor Hampton has
bought Chamberlain's house in Charles
ton.
1t is said that Ex-Governor Tilden will
be the guest of W. B. Lawrence at New
port during the summer.
General Pryor is going to deliver an
oration on Patrick Henry before the
Long Island Historical Society.
Mile. Titieus has brother in San
Francisco who, like the great artistic her
self, is great sufferer from dropsy.
Margaret Foley, one of the numerous
brood of American sculptors" in Rome,
has made a bust OF Theodore Parker.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30
GpNERAL Pillow AND THE JuDeEsH1p

GENERAL PILLOW AND THE JUDGEsHIPs
The e1-Contederate Gen. Gideon J.
Pillow prints letter in regard to his
application for the United States circuit
judgeship of the northwestern circuir.
He says he votod for Tilden and consid-
cred President Hayes's Inauguration a
misfortune, but that he now thinks that
the Presidents course !" justly entities
him to the character Of a wise and patri-
otic statesman, taking the constitution
as his chart of power; and il he follows
it up, as now believe he will, he should
have the support of all men who love
their country" He adds:
"In my early life knew how to make
a living. By my professional labors I
had acquired great wealth. The war be-
ween the States reduced me to poverty /;
it is this which begets the necessity OF
my application. If can now, upon the
bench, be useful to the government
which long served with fidelity in the
army, and by that means earn an hon
est living, think l should be allowed
TO do SO without reflections upon my
character, and without inputations cast
upon the President who might deem me-
worthy of the trust" 20 a'' i''e
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30

'lST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
aP0slrORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
AND
'NANClAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
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lsdaelphla and New York Exchange fur
N"W 70 regular Depositors without charge
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30
BOARD OF AMERICAN LSRA ELITES
LITTER FROM SECRETARY EvARTs.

LETTER FROM SECRETARY EvARrs
NEW YORK, May 29.-The second
days session of the Board OF Delegates
of American Israelites was held to-day,
Mr.. Myer S. Isaac, newly elected presi-
dent, in the chair.
Simon Wolf, of Washington read the
following letter from Secretary of State
Evarts, dated Washington, May 26:
81 have to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of the 1st inst, in relation to
the hardships, outrages and persecution
of Israelites dwelling in Turkish provn-
ces. In view of the oppression of these
unhappy people, and of the dangers to
which they are exposed, you appeal to
the department to instruct United States
ministers and representatives near the
Turkish provinces to co, o,operate with
their colleagues in such measures as may
be desired for the relief and protection of
the Hebrews dwelling in the principali-
ties, and you instance especially those in
Roumania. Much is the misery that is
now being indured is inseparable from
the state OF war in which the country is
now engaged. The provinces are all,
more or less, under military control, and
it is feared that ordinary diplomatic pro-
tests and representation cannot be made
at present as effective as is wished by all
who desire to see right, justice and hu.
.manity prevail. In furtherance of your
wishes the department will refer copy
of your letter to our minister at Constan-
tinople, with instructions to take such
action in the matter as will in His judg-
ment be best calculated to secure an
amelioration of the condition of the op-
pressed people. am, sir, your obedi-
ent servant, VIM. M. EvARrs."
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30
DIRECTORS

S3uni days, Mondays and Thursdays
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FOWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.

GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
|M up Capital, S5OO.OOO.
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CHICAGO, May 29.-Lieut. Gen. Sheridan
has received dispatch from the Red Cloud
agency confirming the news of the Indian
engagement at Little Muddy creek on May
z. Two runners have arrived at that agen-
cy giving the particulars of the location and
killed and wounded, which tally with the
Bismarck dispatch, and saying that Sitting
Bull led the band which was attacked.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30

The Hon. William E. Dodge has been
making temperance speeches in Viii
Transport. He has considerable lumber
interests there.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30

FtUht and Flight Across the Cb,uatr9,-7reach-
sy OF Lame Deer and Iron Sldr-NuTolU
Escdge Of Gen Jfiles-Sitting B,.U Reported
y. me Frdy-- Casualties Among the Troops
The daily gazette., 1877-05-30
'aE ARrIZANS SAVINGS BANK.

nI ARrIzANS SAVINGS BANK.
@9 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1851.
Ea TO,,s 70 receive deposits daily from 9 A
ldsv dt, a. r, M, and on Tuesday and Sat-
'e'ehlhgs from to 8 o'clock.
SEaI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
S@per cent, has been regularly paid on
n 1iiS' ~ since the organization of the Bank,
EathSis ue expectation of the Managers,
TanS T%S .It rae Of dividends will be continued.
sacco,u.l cno,ulVl9ends are not Withdrawn, they
.Ssio Sounted as deposits. Thus perm anent
N S vao compound their interest twice in
c.noo, n MANAGERS.
NS' 'VS W d nS Ssmyth, George w. Bush,
&4Aapr' ptionTland, George s. Capelle,
=ahry ~ benson, N. L. Lichenstein,
RE Stonsuare, Edward Darlington,
4silhm moM,isen6erg, W Job II. jackson,
NJ fleld, VIM. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
BIO 9 y GEO. W. EUsH, President.
kSa uoAPELLE, Vice President.
"" F.. t, TAYLOR, Treasurer.