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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
ST. Ann, CHURCH TO BE SAVED.


\ Special meeting Of the vcstly of ST. AIMS
Clurr, %! the Heights, Brooklyn. was held yesterday
morning to determine upon The course To be- pursued in
vI, Of the pending foreclosure Of HE mortgage Oi 500"
600 upon the church held by the Union Dime Saving
Bank There present the Rev. Dr. Hpah Hunt
schcnck the rector; Thomas Messenger senior warden
General Jesse &. smith. Andrew N. Dewitt, IN.
william Ghllan. Francis sinclair hohr!t i'ui-
ton Cutting. !. Otis AycfIll and Edward Barr.
1bc meeting va, private. After various proirc t.
for securing had been discussed, and Dr. Scucuc
had made an address. Mr.. Cutting announced that he
o,id coutrIbutc ~7OOOO toward che payment Of the
debt on condition that the entire amount al the debt hr
raised III thirty DAYS. ana ihJt IT. Ans should hereafter
Ice tree church Ihi- announcement wa, received Viil
much enthusiasm. Mr. tutting j. banker. at 40. ~
SCHEMES
IA wife died within after his marriage her.
this .i!t !. memorial 10 her Mr. cutting - the
supcrint' udcnt ~ he - AIMS sunday school The
10 be Iai~td yet III order TO free the
church nom debt H. about al 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
ACCUSED or MORE SWINDLES THAN ONE

August tlltnhilNrf, allaS IMAM MOlu,
alias Charles Wr,,ncycr. who was arrested for sWi III
dim Mrs Agnes Rode. of 80 81 Ehznbchst., Newark,
il accused of other similar frauds Deputy Shcrlii
Rush. al EiOuhlin went To Newark yesterday
10 secure his arrest III case oi ms discharge.
lie stated that the Grand jury or Kings
county had found AN ndictnrnt against the
for ,WInduu, Mrs. MARY VI. krdcmrr, widow Of 40.
80 SrcOnd,i WILLIAMSBURG, Un March by getting her
To sign paper which hc represented To- hr power of
attorney but which IN fact deed Tor her property.
II also appears that ease s pending against HIM before
Judge Gldcr-cryc for dcrauiing -. Andrews Evan
grliraI Lutheran Church oi Nrw-lork, ont of 49, 10y
false repre- -cnaous. The accused man was formerly a
Notary Public oi Kings County Under the maine or
Charles Mcssmcyer. and subsequently was an escaped
convict Of the Kings County Pcnicntlnry lie proposed
marriage Mrs kracncr he had done To Mrs Rode,
of Newark although he has wife living III West Thirty
ninth Il. and another IN Tx. iiarbOr CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FAILURES IN BUSINESS.

JOSEPH NJ. KOEHLER A BANKRUPT, WITH AN"''"
TIES OF SI5O,0O0.-OTTER EMBARRAssMtNlS.
Joseph NJ. KOehler, banker. at NO. 100
Chatham-st. has been adjudged an involuntary panh-
rupt His Liabilities amount to Sloo,ooo' Oh WIN"
are secured The failure is largely due 10 the
denreciaton In real estate in which lie nad ihVeS"o
About ten years ago lie retired from the business III
which he had been engaged in partnership WIN HIS
brothers David NJ. and Herman koehler Apoul tha'
time he was estimated to be worth 'uDy SJo"ooo hI'ei
ward he became interested in works at Hunters folht
for the manufacture of cotton seed OIL Inc enterprise
is said 10 have proved unsuccessful, and was aoauohe
ahout six years ago. II is claimed by MS iilehdS a' "
TINS undertaking Mr. Kocher lost about Sl5oooo' lie
also invested large amounts III uhhproNed r'a
estate in the upper part of the city on winch
there has been large Shrnkagc. For one lot, near
Kingsbridgc Of twenty acres he is said ~ one he
to have refused 81 800 hut for the same prop
erty now much than half that price would ne real
lied. He was offered >@j.Ooo Tor the lih'Hft =
Point property, which sold within ih'h'h i"r
ZIG 900 The house which he occupies was wedding
git 10 Mrs Koehlcr his brothers, but mas btrh u
gagged during his embarrassment Inc greater pan ~
his in,chte is bond and mort gag, anu pN"hu
his his real property, he Is Said 10 nave u"
aSS,tS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
c1 AIMING MaZzINI AS A SOCIALIST.

JusTUs sCHwAB AND HIS sYMPATHiZkRs PROTEST.
ING AGAINST REMARks Al THE MEMORIAL
MEEIING.
At the unwilling Of the bust OF Mazzinl,
Justus sehwab The Communist, one OF the specta-
tors. lie gave notice then that meeting OF "ork-
ingmen would be held in the evening to protest against
Misrepresentation OF the work and efforts OF Mazzhl'
In the National Assembly RoOms-a long, low DARK
apartment In West Forty ourth-st, near Nihth-aVc-
onout two hundred Socialists gathered last evensg.
Tbe leading spirits we're Henry Drury and Justus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
FIRE IN TIE DRY GOODS DISTRICT

A fire broke out at an eally hour yesterday
morning in the cellar Of nos. 10 and - Whiicsi ocru
pied by Josephtha Brothers, importers OF tahos 'fim
mipg. doing damage 10 the extent OF $4,000. The
,,, aoors yer. occupjed by Karp & Silk, manufac-
tircr, of clocks whose stock slightly damaged by
smoke The damage TO the building j. cstiinaicd az
aInu The following Is the insurance on JO.ophtEal
brothers: Liverpool and London, SlO,OO0; IeOpcs 5,
New-York, Commercial JniOn New-fOTk State OF
Bremen, Merchants. LycOnIng ana NORM dcrinan,
So 900 each lacrosse Manufacturers Oh NcNaih, anu
Newark CITY, 81, 800 each total, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30

in the river Tuesday afternoon Young SawyeI; ,ar
Stone. and one boy testified that he saw stone p ,,
SAWYER overheard. The jury rendered veuJu " '
ther was reason t. believe that he was psheu iTon
boat into the water by Edward stone louhS SUI
Who IL ten wears old denies the allegation stfenuo,iy
Int IL contradictory in his Statements ne au'noi''
have not yet taken prOceedings Ngalhst hlIh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
NEW WARDEN OF ruE TONES

The Commissioners of Charities and Colrec-
ton yesterday appointed James Finn Warden
of tho Tombs. II was impossible for the Commits
Soncrs To agree upon either Deputy-ShcIih Reese
cX-Warden Johnson Therefore Commissioners Cox
l-hman, thty-siX years Of II" detective IN
tine Fourth Ward Tor some years under Captains Aaire
and Thornc For some time past he has been head
keeper at the IOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
ACCJ'SED OF ENTERTAINMENT.

James Conncrs, of No. $50 East Thirty
nnthst was arrested Tuesday night by Detective Fer
RS OF the Police Central Office upon charge Of cmlcl
element lie was formerly employed by " G. Petersen
a o., Wholesale butchers. OF Jersey Ctv About nve
months ago disappeared and II was alleged by his
employers that he had defrnuded them out Of nearly
~, 900. The detective followed him for time IN
Cincinnati and other Western cities, but COnncrs cuird
unIl Tuesday night Yesterday he consented
return 10 New Jersey without TcqusitiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
GENERAL rITz-JoIIS poRrERs CASE.

PouGnKEEPsIE, n. Y, May 29.-The Com
mission, composed OF Generals Schoteld, Terry ana
Getty will the Point time IN June. to re-
open the case Of Fz-John Porter. large number OF
exConfederae generals, including General Longstreet
will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eyfh Irenue Hotl-General William L. sherman
General A. Med. McCGok, and Colonel j. r. pns ard
A. kwoOd Hoar General y T. i,dnho ~
JohU II Alley, Massachusetts,. H0t B,nns' ~,
stangrn. of k6nigseg enator ~ ID v
of y. Y. and Adutant General Fran
- ~ indsor HOtet-EyGOvernor Ruius r. Buoch, ~ ~
CcorQia . Dptr01Oiitdn HOtei-Bsh0p r. T. Wahhanf v.
goensbIrg Thomas g. Ayori OF Syracuso W
H1Use- General George +. cutter ana aynaS"
g. If Read T. = N and Henry Smith, Of Albany
Erecen Y0pse-Hear Admiral Reed Werien, l. ,. ~ anu
cx Governor j. w Of VcrmOnt.... H0Ndh H1V"t
Matthew IL. Carpenter, of Wisconsin, ana senator W. "
Falls. y. Y.....Gsfu HOhSe-
,nroi hlfrcG ray0r e. = NJ Grand central Hotet-ShcllH
John ~ Clark BreroOf ~
OF the steamship Scythit. AuTteUdH HO"'e-[At0" "
Waldo, Of Port IIenry y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
TRAINS on THE GILBERT ROAD.

The management of the Gilbert Elevated
Road Is yot unable to say when trains Will begin to
regularly. June 3 is the date generally given Ia III
quirrrs but II il given In doubtful tone lho charter
the road compels the managers To charge onl, live
cents between $50 aud T:3O Il. H. and > and : p.
1, Is also proposed, hut not yet decided. to attach
Nr rrnI rlcli Iraln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN BOys

Coroner IIartranft, of Rivefhead, held an
inquest Tuesday upon the body Of Van Buren, Saw
yer, eight years Old, son of william Sawyer, living
tho south of Peconc Kyer who found drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30

q.
Charles b. wood, carriage manufactures ot NO l.''3+
Broadway. has been adidGicaJcd an Involuntary h"hN
pt. on thc pcton oi two creditors. whose claims az
create $JI.l2~ 90 Mr.. wood fnaurni trohulc7 u,
suited Tie large building al ~. 40 Gi"af-
way extending through to LAFAYETTE place; Ih. 10,
VOWED Lhim To such extent that the hrln {" WON
!tro;hrTs Of Whicu he formerly a partner, I'or-
canizcd wing Liu chi OF i!r im. NalicrJ"ncN VIZ"
furnished MA, rial for IN" building, obi"lned ludEr
for -I6.937 40 II.S clam j. Row held ny Njl"h H.
starr. OF the T. tItonInS creditors. The oiH'r 10 ~
that the trustees of john j. II. BuStt", lui'' IL"
>9.79I. ,
john H. Plat chosen assignee yesterday hN me
creditors Of james Gti, OF Ne. HH Ic"i-t bankrupt
with lidbiiItics amount M t0 r32,3l'.
Tnc creditors az AhneT II. Aug OF "" 20 t"''-'.'
bau%:Upt with ,hiuic- amounting I" dH'H 'lV"''""'
Yesterday chose John u. Plat ,rncc.
Tie creditors of ,cia Reed Co.. hat Manufacturers
Of y, 800 Broadway have confirmed the comp" 'h oi
10 cents on the Guir The liabilities ale ahoui ~i9-oou.
O.rlan H. Ashley and Henry Ashley. hank,,>. lat" 40
No. = Exchange Court. YESTERDAY submitted sch'dN''
showing firm liabilities S13.'TI; lndNiuuil hahiil''c-
of O,sian -. Ashley $lT@.U1G; individual h"ht' 81
Henry ashley, Slj,llj joan IL. Pace was appointed
assignee. go 49,,
The schedules Of Jacob Hvmnn and ChaIc. Erhh"Id
CIlcub II, Il Co., paper dealers 80 - Erc"n -
state their liabilities at Siiibi 81 aud their assets
al Sl9.lO> -.
Assignment, iilcl ,-crday by Ehc"cz,r Val Il,
tnc TO JaI.ts :. Wells, ana 'y Martin Gallagher ana
Daniel Lane iGJllagLcr * Larci 10 James Campbell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
Announcements.
THE FIRST IN THE FIELD.

Knox introduces his summer style OF gcncmens hats TO.
DAY 10th a. his uptown store Fin Aycnre Hotel and his
downtown establishment. No 2l2 Broadway. As local
item this gratifying intelligence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30

SMALL COLLECTION of oil paintings.
hy thr BEST NAMES for sale singV or together, WIKI
FL NASH
Manufacturing Jcwecr, Isl Broadway, upstairs. opposite
\ I. ,.tfNari-
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- G,uoatye organs radically aud speedily clrei Hours
sio3 audt TOT HENRY ADASIELS. NJ. D.lt4 Leyngtonav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
MORE CoI-XTERFElr> FROM EUROPE.


THIRTEEN SPURIOUS TIFTN-DoILtR N"rf~ on HE
TEAUE,MTN's NATIOSAL BANK TAKEN IEoN
IMMIGRANTS.
George Connor. railroad ticket agent. and
Nh Sculy broker at Castle Garden discovered another
lot of counterfeit money yesterday IN the Possession o
some Of the immigrant passengers who arrived on Ga"
steamship Leasing from HAMBURG. or on Tucfday night
The coutrrfcits Gtty-ollar bulls on the Trade
mems National Bank Of this city. like those
described IN TnE TgIHt Tuesday Tvs" of the i'm
migrants only John Dnl-rhdg aud IIWdlG pu"i"n"i, q"
Mchrrn Austria were found to have Of th- money,
one HAVING : TOO and the Other 500. They Ip-
pcaTcd before the Austrian Consul where tA"ir
atldayI's were taken ~ notary luhl.c az
the Office of Richards ~ Bu1s agents oi The
Uamburs american Line. They a--crted they obtained
the money through Meyer y Co.,, hoi"rh"'pcr- al
Uamhurs who IT i supposed were also victims. ]"
one. Meyer n Go. had given receipt for Loo i"r
and 10 the other for Gl~ forms; these receipts TIE
immigrants had cXcaI gcd with hroAcr receiving the
counterfeit bills
The notary public stated that II was impossible 20 cir
bulatc tins counterfeit E"hc. III Hamburg unless tn r
accompicts 81 the Cuuutcff,it'T. foreign money
was 50 closely scruniEcd hy tIc broker, That '"Inri
fits would De readily detected ana for THIS reason
taken from the imn grants Ic-tcrda; vii bot h'-
come "A loss 10 them. but VIII be- sent back to
Never 4 CO.. with the demand that II be- made good Ia
the meantime EichaTi- a Bua~ VIII advance the money
necessary send the immigrants Ia then d'-h"tiuh
WyIudoie, Kan and make every onurt u capiurr a."
cgually a. wei executed those described IN IN
TrIlt NJ. and bear the back the r;Aup 81 " IL /.
EIaut 4 Co.. HcIlu" and that 90 Frankfort nin, winch
would give them tlfo AZ pcIaucc OF being genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
MAX STApLER & Co,

Corner Broadway and PrnCc--t.,
sti MAINTAIN their supremacy among cloers An eXten
-iX and Boys suits all the LAT - styles aud
pattern. being rapidly disposed % at prices below all lrece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
Young lady (donbtfu about the roa.O " vii

there be q bridge by ana by little brook - Small
rustic: " Wall dunno bout byn-by but there's one
there nOw."-IHaIyard LampoOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30

Teacher: "What forms the brain D Boy:
goldfish you bay AT the grocery store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
. O ST S @ r Up
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN TERMS.

THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN TERMS.
THE BASIS OF THE UNDERSTANDING WHICH TIE
CONGRESS Is TO RATIEY.
BERLIN. Thursday, May 80, 1878.
The Daily Telfgraph's Vienna dispatch says
the proucs ions which Count SchOuyaof took to Lon.
don and which appear to have been substantially &C.
ccpted were that southern boundary OF Bulgaria
be line from Burgas Phillippopos and Vranja and
that Turkey IL to retain Batum on condition Of
the demolition OF tho Danubian fortresses.
The substitution of European for Russian control In
carrying out the Treaty. and the remaining questions,
arc to be left to the Congress.
THE RUSSIANS BUY ANOTHER CRUISER
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-lt Is stated toe
night good authority that the agents OF the Russian
Government have purchased from James j.. Ward Co.
the iron steamship Saratoga of the EewYor and Havana
Line for n sum between 100000 and $780,
600 and that she will be TO Cramps yard, in this
city, ut once altered The Saratoga was launched
at Roach's yard, at Chester, eleven months ago.
Her ,pnch il 300 feet and her width 80 feet. She IL a
very fast vessel making fifteen knots an hour, and viii
be a valuable addition to the purchases already made In
ti,Is city by the Russians. The alterations 10
The state of California being made rapidly
and she is gradually assuming the appear.
auce Of handsome and formidable corvette. She
has been pierced for six guns, ami OF them arc
arrady on deck. The Columbus sets lower IN the water
II Is Thought that both will be ready 10 leave in ess
In the Russian Navy and nineteen other officers are
here detachment Of sailors from tie Cimbria will be
sent or.
GF0r other FOREIGN nr3cssee F;fst Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNoI'' w
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam &C., Noon, G3'. Bpm. "A, Mltnlgn'' "i'
Richest dnrirg tho dav. "a. lowest: %
Average Gj5s' same day. 1877, o's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30

PoNEROY's wire frame, with Oscillatng pads,
for rupture j. light, easy and durable. 40 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30

C,ntain .Jncl Smith. of the First Pre-

Captain joel Smith, of the First Precinct,
whom Onlrrr llctrrnan attempted 10 a.,aN,inac IN the
station house several week, 40, has resumed the com
muuI ut ui, precinct.
William Quinn, axe twcnty-SiX of No y
Atlluti-lyc., attempted To commit suicide Tuesday
n.ht b, jumping into the iy'r the foot of Ptcc-st
H.. was rescued hy John Bradshaw. QUINN Sdi, =
inr from dcIr4uu trrul,u,
The Trial of james Riley for the shooting
al ratrcA Fitzpatrick No. 2f> North Scyenth-.t..
BROOKLYN April ~ concluded yesterday, in the
Kln~ County Court of sessions. The Jury, after alb
srutc ni about two hours. nd'rcd verdict OF mLn-
slaughter IN the tnrd degree. The sentence Was de-
fr.Ird.
Mayor Howell has not yet signed the rcSo-
lati1u Of tuc Common Council awarding the contract
for Lighting the streets ~ the Eastern District a. the
Globe Gaslght Company which supplies uIphtha c3'.
II /. understood that ,hc William bur- Gas company.
which has previously furnished Ids for the lamps N
that part ut the cy, VIII reduce IT, Prce from - %
Nrar 80 for each lamp aui supply E1~ L. the pub
nc building. in IT. district tor - instead OF - - per
Loco !crt. Deductions VIII probably he made 10y the
other companies also. the Aldermen have direct Il
the Board Of Clty Works 10 rcddVctic FOR proposals
Tor lighting other portions oi the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
WHAT SAY THE DOCTORS

About MIX OF M,GSE>IA That Is excellent remedy Tor
di.lIltr, Of The Stomach Sold BY all dIu.aI.ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30

THE BASIS OF THE UNDERSTANDING WHICH TIE
CONGRESS Is TO RATIEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
THE RUSSIANS BUY ANOTHER CRUISER.
4 pERFoRnAyCE SUDDENLY STOPPED

rJsr other FOREIGN ne,cs~s F;r,t Page 80.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12
Letter from Gcnnessee Valley.

GESNEssEE VALLEY, July Sth, 1878.
En-. TELLER.-The 4th of July in
Gennessc Valley. The morning of the
18th was bright and clear and Tor few
hours gave every evidence Of being a
beautiful day. hut about noon, and
while the families of the surrounding
country were on their way to the grove
where the celebration was to take place.
heavy rain set 10, which dreuch d
men, women aud children and nut
somewhat Of damper upon their ioeL
ing. After the storm Cap. Boeman' s
Company Of mounted volunteers with
their gay uniform and highly polished
rifles formed i, proce>.io aud paraded
through the town Of Beemanville. down
Chatham street to the City of Jeruse-
lem. aud hack to the place Of begin
ming. Capt. Sheppard with his com,
rany of Chicken Eaters" formed in
the rear and conducted themselves
in becoming manner. After t"e par
ard an orEanizcation was formed as f..
r. Walsh president and S1uier Vernon
as secretary. The declaration of indie.
pendence was read by Mr.. John Evans.
who is known to be master in that
line. Judge d. J. Warner of Lewist on
was then Introduced and delivered an
Grafton which, for depth Of thought.
research and ana ysis of the history of
our country. could not be surpassed
nv any. pu lie speaker in the territory.
We take this accession to thank the
judge for contributing so much to our
celebration. and hope at some future
time I" he able to show him how much
We appreciate his kindness. In the even
ing the people enjoyed themselves in
singin. and dancing at the house of
Mr.. Beeman, aud also at the 'ousc OF
Mr.. Curtis. | would state in this con.
necti"n thai the City of Jernselum is
situated one mile south of B,eman'.
store, and bids far to be a thriving
town. They have two stores, one KEEP.
by Mr.. Levi and the other by Mr.. Cur
tia. Altogether 3 stores and two black.
smith shops started in a country culy
one year old. Yours &c..
CENNFssEE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

ATTEMPTED MunDER.-On Friday las,
ahou, O'Clock in the evening while J. Fix
ot this city and others were coming in from
Lapwmi, and had got AS faras s. Z. Thomp.
sons place just out Of town. they came
upon an Indian who was trying to get u,
Lieut.. Hams, who WAS going out to the
post. TIL" Indian made several attempts
to cut Hams and his driver with large
knife, which he had in his hand, and on
seeing the others coming he made for them
and made the same attempt, but failed to
AZ complished whS, he wan,e'. By this
time Fix go, out Of the buggy and secured
piece Of rail which was handy and laid
the red skin to the ground He was
brought to town and lodged in Jail, and or
Monday last was examined before II. O.
Adams and was tut under $500 bonds Ia
appear before the grand jnry at its mex
term. We are told That he WAS one of the
prisoners that WAS at vancouver and
brought back here and turned loose. He
WAS drunk hnt that is ne excuse.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

PEoF. LEorARD gave two entertainments
IN this city this week. His legerdemain
cannot be beaten in amy country and his
gimnast is better than ever visit.
cd this part of the country. He is man
that Goes hat be bills to do and does IL to
the satisfaction of his andiance. He will
give another entertainment on Monday
next with an entire change Of programme
And &c wishes to inform the public tina,
there will be no one connected with him
Don't fail to 60 tor you will &c, the worth
Of your money.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

""'"A r"Sr'-"e "re informed that n
rnANber Of citizens went to the chin. ma.
c"""s OF this city and told them cha, thew
would have TO take care of the ,h;r...
that are in town. who have ire lero,sr
and keep them from selling liouor %
Indians, and if they did not do 80 the
snih"rities would take it in their ov,
ha"ds, and the chinamen said ,b.v
wonid see to it and have them Skinned nm,
o. the country. The question il, now. viii
tney 90 1t. aud il they do not, will the an
ihnrities take II UPON their hands?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

orv.-There has been M Indian here for
the las! few days from Almn,a ac,iny very
susP'c'o's ahnut town. On being asked
what he came here for, he replied TIM, he
came M to huy goods. He has been here
| since last Monday night, aud AS far as we
can learn he hrs bought but few goods.
Now was he here for any good pur.
pose or not? He returned on the Faxon on
Thursday.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

AGRICULTURAL FAIR--We are under many
obligations to tie Walla Walla Agricultural
Society for complimentary ticket to the
fair that is to take place September next.
The junior member Of the TELLER visited
their fair year ago. and pronounced it a
veil regulated institution and Recommend
to those who intend visiting that part OF
the country, ut that time, to 60 and exam.
inc their grounds.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

ANNIE FAxON This steamer arrived
mere on Wednesday, nigh. ut 10 O'Clock
wv" 'So tons OF freight, and laid here until
: clock the next morning, waiting for a
company OF soldiers that was to go ahoa ra
""a proceed to Wallis walln. The soldiers
$500 an" s"e pushed on. \ portion of
"'"''e'o q b'nnard's pack mules were a,so
o" "oar"' egive many thanks 10 Harry
Morrison of The steamer for late nansr.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

IN VOwN.-B. F. Mnssis and C W. Case.
Of Mt. Idaho, was in town this week on n
v'sh, they returned on Tuesdays stage.
NJ. Fettis was also in town this week from
""''a Walla. lie told MS that he was to
turn over the stock on the lower road m
Monday last 10 McMorri.. the man who has
got tue contract for carrying The mail.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

Is RiGHr---To let an Indian GO armed
p sbs city, We saw, and so did Others
ffe the saws, an Indian pnrading our
fifee's With two six shooters helied on hi n
YS shis rjghs .xd is there no law forbiddiup
fush an act in time Of war?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-12

ORDERED TO rue FRoSr.-Gen. Wheaton.
EESSo has been stationed ut Walla Wnlla for
gfR@ past few week. has been orde ed IN ,,ke
Eais position in the Geld. His family pass.d
Through here this week enrou,e to sec him
before Ae starts.