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BABES IN THE WOOD.

With Nss e xssIts e A stssissi'a'
BRILLIANT T fAsD 9S fT JSs4GHNs and
nAEsEEs ASD sA$tSPs Ia,
the SSIIs q oPsRA BuRLEsouE COMPANY
cA''dF MA LII p ss sSms''a At
A AMP asn 81
: HENRI : ever EVERY EVENING i'''e' a"' manager
Tifs e
comprising in its ensemble 80 Artists, 80.
'n Nile Ii s''f aSk R Sssiasi's'
two acts the sSSEs II fH 4 w SS entitled
GOOD LITTLE sHa * Fs1RY BIRDS
VII. s xHs
snpp%SrtssMan IA sTery C @spisss :! the
BOOTHS THEATRE POPULAR PRICES
s HN6SaoSs o sSocEss OF
mini mini
WEDNESDAY 9 HHSb 0 ssSEFSHSiy J. MATINEE.
GRAND f fAkRMEL GhG REMENy1 z CONCERT
STANDARD THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 33D ST.
pwILLIAM HENDERSON,. Proprietor ana Manager
LAST NIGHTS
OF THE GREAT PLAY.
ALMOST A LIFE.
ALMOST a LIFE.
This Thursday evening will occur the ffteth perform
apce of
LAST MATINEE ESTSEah Is fn TsEsRDAr
= ETIITD T,IfNNT<1. ., mn vrINI, pOOV Viii TDE
sScet OF ffs
MANHATTAN BEACH.
N and a sh5 % Su faso 81 f rESetE.
in which Miss MINNIE CUMMINGS appears in charsc-
Every evening at 8 and Saturday Matinee at2.
THE , hSgASIynt REoADwAy AND sTH ST.
All CHRISTMAS WEEK.
the s'r'0n's CHsniss 'hfss act spectacle Of
performed by an array Of children supcrb costumes
TIE rEEgoHSiSa III TiiokS f HORSES,
Admission cents ehi'd rsa sa If price,
EEAse!sG% Snsa1 MGsss
81 EATFSsizES ~ fSk EErE mp f%snSSS
%sAps or sfft
y KlaAN and az BASkGs
~as#Gp I;s Ks ssi' s;I s
MATINEE sATTRDAY AT .
A BERLE's TrvoLI THEATRE;
s EsssA sss sSIsS ssS 81
Miss Maggie Weston and Fred Lloyd, Alfred Listcn.
.:ainss Leon casso Poster and Hughes. Nile Desires
WIZ TmE GRExT VIENNA BALLET TROUPE
AZ" < a ssS rssFisS f SisiToR
sArukbxY 1FTEsSooS and SUNDAY. MlDSIoHr
SrEISwAY nALL MESSIAH
MINNIE HAUKs
sHrphbSY HvESisa. bsss%Ssr 3.
MESSIAH.
aEossE siA A s's and AM S wMI1shY
Ticket. now q, ssenway iiali and usual place
A ssocrArIoS HALL
JOSEPH COOKS
THURSDAY EVENING LECTURES
December ce-"Tho Souls Laughter at I,self,n
Prelude on current events
Tickets so and IS cents. at the hall.
Il enS sFB A Ak; ASH 'gr sos vi
- .sornEsA DbnassAsrEs 49,
EVEN. ns1ss,o osoa NJ o.' a,r
CULTAN DTvAN 24 BOwERY-oNE OF TIE
Ssrhts nifty pretty waiter girls evening" the
elegantly fitted palace In the States and strictly first
class
RUCKINGHAM PALACE. 18TH ST., WEST OF sTH
Dav--The American Mobile elite Sociahles nightly:
Shadow Dancing and Opera Boune Music. The bon ton
resort of the world.
GUNTHERS PAVILION, 2s3 BowERY NEAR
JJHouson st-Most elegant amusement hall Beautiful
marble palace. Fine imported Wines, Liquors. Cigars
Young lady attendants Twenty more young barmaids
wanted here.
WINDSOR SKATING RINK,
w Madison av., corner 5sth st.
Mr.. MAC MILAN, Manager
y Now open for the
Music afternoon and evening
WASTED-sO MALE CHORUS, TENoE AND BASS
w for English opera; must speak English plainly and
Without foreign accent. Apply stage door, Standard
Tssesro. to-day between and5P n.
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C HERMAN, ArCTTONEER,
-. FRIDAY. December q; at II o'clock.

..-, y, Nus. Io5s nuu y Bowefy, 49,, 49,,
Marett Hennessey Gardrnt Brandes; Burgundies Msdc
Ports, sherries Rhine and Clnret Wines Heidseck
Champagne, Bourbon and Rye, Kecr's. Rohrer's,
Grows rayiers Rear and Blue Grass various ages also
Gin, Jamaica RIM. Cordals Bitters Cigars Safes &c.
The above wines and liquors tho balance stock Of i'm
porter and will be positively sold without reserve
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SCII0RNFELDER, TAILOR FOR LADIES, HAS RE-
l)urned from Europe with select stock of Furs aud
silks.
GCfIOENFELDERS NEW STYLE or DOLMAN, LINED
Cwt fur silk is considered the handsomes garment
out
CCHoENFELDER INVITES MS FORMER PATRONS
Cand the public W his show rooms No IS West l4th st.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT 0FFIGE NOrfCB.-THK FOREIGN MAILS FOR
1 he week ending Saturday. December -. iS7s will
by Steamship Montana, via Qaeenstown. On Wednesday,
OF : A. NJ for Europe by steamship Parthia Queens
town for Franco by this
steamer must he specially addressed and At a. NJ for
France direct, by steamship France via Hsvrc Thurs
day A4 NJ. for Europe. by steamship city OF Montrcs
via Queenstown Correspondence for France
he Forwarded by this steamer must he specially adj
dressed; and at u NJ for Europe by steamship Cimbria
via Pymcuth Cherbourg and Hamburg On saturday, al
h;3o A. NJ, for Europe, by steamship Britannia, via
Queenstown Correspondence for Germany and Scotland
70 be forwarded by this steamer DO specially ad-
dressed and at 80 NJ, for Scotland direct by steam
ship Ethiopia via Glasgow and at II 10 A. NJ Europe
by steamship Moscl via Southampton aud Bremen. The
steamships Montana, ParthiH City Of Montreal and
Britannia do take mails for Denmark. Sweden and
Norway The mails for Havana leave New York December
70 aud B. The mails for the West Indies
and vcnsyuela direct lcsvo New York Der 2s The
mails for Nassau n p leave Now York December ~ The
mails for Mexico leave New York December ~ Tho
mails for Aspinwa and south Pacific ports leave New
York December 30 The mails for China leave
San Francisco January The mails for Australia de-
leave San Francisco January ~
THOMAS I. JAMES. Postmaster
Posr OYvicE, Nrw YoKx Dee ~, 1879
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ADJUSTMENTS.
xeETNs TIEaTRE, 18th ST. AND sr MANAGER ANY,
D ' H HSsF F Fx$ WEEKS WEEKS
DOUBLE p a ahs
FofuEAh PRICE, &, -ss, Soc. 30 SSrGTAE PRICES.
L'IFTH AVENUE THEATRE
>. SECURE SEATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. =.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
AMERICAS GREATEST COMEDIAN
AS RIP VAN wINKLE
"A MASTERPIECE or ACTING"
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY.
RIP VAN wINKLE
EVERY NIGHT, AND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 80.
GRANp, OPERA HOUSE.
SEsEEyEP sEaT$ Srsassga Circle and Basony Soc
Last the Ys york
NJ Mr. IoHN M MccTLLoTGH.
LAST Hsethhofan r MAfiSE Fl" oS sSrUkbAy
sHSkf1T hs 81 NJ JOHN secg1hogcH : !.
TILE snAuGlIRAuN
s$H$ $B4E HAFsHEs
Senior JUAN JOSE TORRE
ARTISTIC TABLEAUN
From the Theatre Dcs Italiens, Paris.
ART TREASURES OF THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Admission 25c Reserved seats 25c. extra,
TnEATRE COMIQUE, 5l4 BROADWAY,
l. HARRlGAN HART......................P ropretors
HOLIDAY WEEK.
HARRIGAN AND HART
in h'"s ShR I'h'i'S1s;' S Soss play
AND
SORROWS.
MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.
Regular Matnees Wednesday and Saturday.
TNONY PASTORS TONY PASTORS
J. THE GREAT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME
The funniest bill
MATINEE TOMORROW of the season.
MATINEE TOMORROW All stars
MATINEE TOMORROW A delightful
Entertainment.
TONY PASTORS
| MATINEE TOMORROW Christmas Greetings
regiment
of speciality artists.
MATINEE TOMORROW Three hours
MATINEE TOMORROW OF unrestrained
MATINEE TOMORROW. mcrrnient.
The great bill
TONIGHT WILL BE REPEATED AT THE
MATINEE TOMORROW.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMESTS.
NTIBLO's GARDEN THEATRE.
IN EDWARD T. STARIN. Proprietor and Manages
Last night but OF Mr. George Fawcett Rowe in the
play by himself and Paul Merritt. with
tunes properties and effects, all and unusually
ni6cent, entitled
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
Incidental the play there will he grand display OF
horses and a choice speciality entertainment.
Matinee Saturday at = y. VI.
broadway THEATRE CORNER 3oTH ST
DEDGAR Il FULTON. .Lessees and Managers
THIRD wEEK-MATINEE SATURDAY.
AACAULEY AS UNCLE DAN'L
FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS.
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OH, PAINTINGS, WATER CoLORS,
MARBLE STArUARY, PINE BRONzES. &C,
the property Of we'll known collector with Others added
nous picture Of "BRiGiTOW In THE SEASON" by
Webb. Also NEW YEARS CALLS" by j. ii. Beard
"ALDERNEy CATTLE" by Van Marcke, &C.
DAwNBRoKER'S SALE-wATCHES AND JEWEL
Il ry-THOMAS J. MCGRATf, Auctioneer, 15S Chatham
ST. Mulberry, will sell Friday December n 100
lots gold silver Watches, Diamonds and Gold Jewery
Guns Pistols Musical Instruments &C. by order Isaac
Lew Grand II
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rERExPToRY SALE or OIL PAINTINGS.

every variety Of zc design and color Also small in
voice OF Oriental Porcesns and Screens brass Andon
&C., &c, exhibition.
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WACO JoTTINGs.

EzeitinE oon,eH, over Iha Election of
tho mai'fest Queen-Miss nosn Jonss
hueeessiui-ti,ap7 40 heaIlssa Out oi
the Election banner Presentation,
special 10 the ileraldl
WACO, April 2s.-one Of the most
novel aud exciting scenes ever wit
messed In Waco, was tho voting to-day
for tho May queen, who Ia 10 preside
over the festivities Of the Mai'fesi, on
tho sth and 9th OF May, The enthuN
siaam waxed Wild M the day wore on,
and by shutdown was nj fever heat,
-Four young ladies were In nomlnas
ton, aud their friends spent money
freely each vote being bulleled aa
cast, The polls cloaed ut p, M, and
Miss Rosa Jonea was declared elected,
she having received slDi OF l2DY2
votes cast. These votes cost ten cents
each, and the proceeds viii net the M.
ISOLATION u handsome sum. When
the result was announced tho excite.
ment was unbounded, Austin avenue
being thronged with SurgIng crowd.
4 The n, N. club presented the Central
CITY Guards with beautiful banner
NJ the courthouse tonight. Miss Kate
Downs presented II In behalf of the
club, aud Captain Parrot received 10
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HERE AND THERE.

Raiding Indians Have Returned and
Are BEING Pursued by Mexican
TrOops-Nine Texans KILLED and
gFour hundred Horses Carried OF
GALVESTON, April %, The News
Laredo special says that the raiding
Indians have returned into Mexico
where they are being pursued by Next
can troops who may overtake them
before they reach the Santa Rosa
mountains. Nine men were killed in
the vicinity of Laredo and four hundred
horses carried off.
GALEsBuRa, Ills, April 22.-Last
night terrible rain and hail storm
struck this city, The hail being OF
prodigious size, one stone measured by
business men was said to be eight
inches in circumference. Much glass
was broken and many fruit trees badly
damaged east of here.
CALAIS, Maine, April 22.-Burning
of International hotel and some dwell>
ings early to-day. Cause unknown.
Loss $40, 900. Insurance $4,000.
WALL LAKE, Iowa, April ga
tornado struck this town yesterday,
destroying part of it. Three persons
hurt.
New YORK, April 22.-John s. Nor
ION, formly II well known actor, died
yesterday of apolpeXy. A few years
ago he attempted to commit suicide
In Chicago.
The steamship Brittanic arrived
from Europe. She brought 100000
in silver.
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EASTERN QUESTION.

Aspect of Affairs Neither BETTER or
Worse-Turks Summoned 20 Evacu-
ate shumla--The Equipment OF the
Russian Baltic Fleet Proceeding
LONDON, April 22.-The Rustchuk
correspondent of the Times telegraphs
that Grand Duke Nicholas has SUM
moned the Turks to evacuate Shumla
within eight days.
The Times correspondent says:
"The aspect of affairs Is neither better
or worse. The course of negotiations
makes it more and more apparent that
Russia meant TO make any concession
relative 70 congress dependent on sole
arrangement as to the relative posi-
ton of her own and English forces.
The fact that the Russians did not re-
iect the idea OF withdrawing to Adrian
ople, and that negotiations have been
pending on that basis, shows that they
would set great value Oh the with
drawal OF the British fleet beyond the
Dardsneles. Still as Bessika bay Is
only about twelve hours sail from
StambouI, while Adrianop!e is at least
a three days forced march distant, the
Russians thought they would be
pleased.
The CronstaGt MesseDg announces
that the equipment of the Russian Bal
tic fleet Is proceeding with all haste.
IL will 20 to sea as soon as the Ice
breaks. 1t consists OF seven vessels,
Including "Peter the Great" one of the
two most powerful vessels Of the Rus
alan iron clad navy. The "Peter the
Great, is a mastless double.turret ship
OF nine thousand five hundred and ten
tons burden. She carries four thirty
five ton guns, and her armor thickness
at the water line IL fourteen inches.
She was launcheh in 1874, and resem-
bles in design and construction the
three great msstless turret ships oil the
British navy, more especially the
HDreadnaught," though of.greater size.
Various kilograms continue to show
decrease in the tension between Rus'
STA and Rouman'a.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
bn,ier's Praeiionai Currency HiIi DE.
ieRted-Voorheest Substitute 90 ,ns
senaia's Amendment for lhs House
Resumption Repeal Massures.


sena,a's Amendment for ihs Heus,
Resumption Repeal Measures.
WAsHINGToN, ID, O., April EN-
the house Mr., BuIler's bill, for the Issue
OF fractional currency aud treasury
notes OF small denomination, was do
teated by vote OF yeas 100, nays l2i
The river and harbor appropriation
bill passed, under u suspension Of the
rules, by vote Of yeas 1863, nays 90,
Mr.. Cox, OF New York, desired IA
present protest against the bill, slgned
by u number OF members OF the house,
but pending decision on u point Of
order raised against its reception, the
house adjonped,
No nominations.
Conhrmations-Merely military pro-
motions.
In the senate Mr.. Voorhees, submit.
tod Nh amendment TO the senate sub.
stilute for the house bill repeating re-.
sumption, providing that United States
notes shall be received ut par upon the
passage OF the act; also making legal
tender notes Immediately indestructi'
BILE.
Mr.. Blaine submitted n resolution
that radical change In the tariil would
be inopportune, aud that II should be
u fixed principle 10 retain tariff for
revenue NO M 10 protect American in-
dustry. Ordered printed.
The pittsburg chamber OF commerce
presents protest against bridging the
Mississippi at Memphis.
The bill for relief of Masonic hall,
Atlanta, passed on melton of Mr.. Bal
Icy, Of Tennessee
IL wus ordered that senate bill for
the relief OF book agents OF the Meth
odst Episcopal Church South be taken
up as soon M objected cases on calen.
der should DO disposed OF.
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Iowa Editors,

The Iowa editors have ceased to ma
nipulate the pencil, scissors and paste.
pot, and are out on little jaunt In the
Lone Star state. From the following
telegram to Colonel II. p. Hughes, OF
this city, 1t will be seen that they may
be here on Thursday evening next.
The telegram was received last night
and reads as follows:
H. p. Hughes, Dallas:
Be in Denison Thursday to meet
Smith with excursion OF editors.
]. ID, BROWN.
IL 10 10 be hoped that our brother
pencil. pushers of the northwest
will enjoy their visit to Texas. Our
latch-string hangs on the outside and
they will be welcomed to Dallae.
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DEFALCATIONs.
Fail River uneasy over the soiyeney
"f Harden siiy .na sycamore MINIS
s,aawaii, ofN. ., mutual Lille pu,s la
an Appearance frouu IuFsps,

faii River uneasy over the soIyeney
~ Harden siiy ana hHgamsFe Mills
stedwaii, Of N. ., mutual Life Puts IA
an Appearance from Europe,
NEWARK, N, j., April 2a,--Jeremlah
II, Stedwell, late president of the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance compa.
ny, returned from Europe In the
steamer brilanla, yesterday, aud has
surrendered 10 tho Newark authorities,
lilo will give evidence In tho criminal
suits against Noyes, and In the clyI
suits against Stockholders. Judge
Nixon has Issued habeas corpus for
Noyea appearance In the United States
court NJ Trenton on Wednesday, 10
settle the right Of the state 10 take
Noyea from the District Of Columbia,
ANA whether any extradilon laws ex-
lists between Now Jersey aud the
United States,
FALL RIVER, Maaa,, April %. --Slnce
the defalcatl0n Of Chase, treasurer Of
tho Union mills, considerable uueas,
ness In felt about the eolyency Of tho
Border City and Sycamore mills, OF
which George 4, Hathaway Ia trcna.
urer. This uneaslness eliminated In
the protest OF the corporations paper
at Providence last week, which, ut
that time, was attributed to nm over.
sight OF the treasurer, hut since that
time these notes have been permitted
10 remain unpaid, In consequence OF
the fact, the directors made an impora,
tive demand on Hathaway for an Inn
mediate statement OF affairs. The lat
ter haa been buslly ut work on n state
ment to-day which has been Submitted
10 III e directors, but no official intima-
ton OF Its contents has been made pub.
lie. II is said, however, the aihirs
OF the corporation are terribly mixed,
and the treasurer, Hathaway, u heavy
defaulter TO both mills. An expert has
been put on the books.
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MotherIess Orphans.

Yesterday evening Mrs. Moody
died at the city hospital, after several
weeks illness. The deceased leaves
three little children, two girls and a
boy, who haye for the time being been
kindly taken care Of by Mrs. Benson.
They are sprightly children, the boy,
who is the Oldest, being ten years OF
age.
The deceased woman has relatives
In Marysville, Cook county, In this
state, and a daughter, Harriet Traitor,
at French prairie, Arkansas. Mrs.
Benson will correspond with any OF
her relations concerning the care of
the children.
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South Atlantic and Gulf states :
southerly winds with stationary tenn
neratures and pressure. Cloudy wealth
er and occasional rains will prevail,
possibly followed In Texas by colder
northwest winds.
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is almost FIVE minutes walk from the
scene of Hoedel's attempt DR.. Nobel
/ ing came TO Berlin three weeks ago
! from Halle. He hired furnished rooms
on the second floor of No. IS Inter der
I Linden, from the window of which the
| shots were fired. Modelling was for
m.rlv in the civil service of the King
dom Of osxosy. He was q regular con-
tributor to certain agricultural Journals
and seems to have been in easy circum-
stances. He studied agriculture and
finance IN Halle and Laipsic.
LONDON, May 3-Several special
DISPATCHES from Constantinople says
IT, sultan failed to attend the Mosque
for whole day. whereby fear of an
| outbreak is believed to be implied.
This Constantinople news checks the
otherwise firm tendency of the London
stock exchange.
LONDON, June 3-Pera correspOn.
dent states that The Porte has informed
England and Russia that it has agreed
that Thessslly, Epirus and Crete shall
be annexed to Greece.
Vienna dispatches say Russians ar
ranged for the mutual withdrawal from
the vicininy of Constantinople as far as
England is concerned.
LONDON, June st is said the Con-
gress will be composed of the following
powers: Bismarck and Count Won
Bulow, for Germany; Lords Beacons-
! field, Salisbury ami Odo Russell, Great
Britain; Count Schouvaloff, and NJ.
Doutrel, Russian Ambassador at Berlin,
for Russia; Count Andrassy and Won
Haymerle. for Austria; Kwaddington
AMI De st. Waller, for France, and
Count Cortie and Count Delauna, for
Italy. 1t is not yet known who
will be representatives for Turkey.
The latest reports show the total
number of persons on board the iron
clad Grosser Kurfurst at 497, of these,
2l7 are known to have been saved. Six
officers are among the lost.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 3-Madame
Sassulitch has disappeared, and can't
| be found for new trial
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-Arrived-
Barkentine Tam o'Shanter. Columbis
River; ship Oregon. Port Blakely; schr.
Areata, Coos Bay; ship Eldorado, Seat
tie; barkentine Catherine Ludden, Port
Ludlow; W. II. Gawley, Port Madison;
schooner Alice. Port Gamble; aud
steamer City of Panama. Victoria.
Schooner Frithiof, Port Gam.
bic; ship Coquimbo. Port Madison;
barkentine Quickstep, Seattle; bark
Roswell Sprague, Pert Gamble.
SAN Francisco. June 3-Flour-
Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Stagnant small sales at
81 So; superfne, 81 60,
Barley Steady aud quiet; feed
81 0al(dl05; smutty and weavillv,
95c(Gl 90.
Oats Fine light. al SaI(d1 10
choice. l5o@ieo; Washington Terri.
tory. 81 Al.
Corn-Good demand; large yellow.
50 0j; White. So 90.
Hay-Demand fair; new S7(dli; old
s7@l5i.
Potatoes-New. IS 1908 25.
Wool Very dull prices unchanged.
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WYOMING.

CHEYNSE, June 3-Genl, Bradley 5
command consisting of five companies
from headquarters of the Sd Cavalry.
Four companies left Fort Laramie
yesterday morning for the Little Mis-
souri, river, where they will establish a
summer camp and scout the country
north of the Black Hills. The third
cvalary is commanded by Col Carlton,
Lieut.. Csprcn as quartermaster. The
command is accompanied by a wagon
train consisting of 20 wagons and a
pack train of 100 mules. Genl Bradley
will be joined by the Arapahoe scouts,
while Ell route. Baptiste who recent
" had charge of several Indian soldiers
at the Red Cloud agency. will act as
chief scout, guide and interpreter.
Gesl Minitte's command consisting
of companies of the 5th Cavalry will
reach Fort Mckinney tomorrow and
will inaugurats the summer cam
paign there. and form at once and
establish . new post at point not yet
determined.
The four men who robbed the Union
Pacific railroad train a few days ago,
were captured to-day by sheriff Ran
kin, in Q canon near where the Medi-
cine Bow empties into the North Platte
and are now at st. Mary's station on
the Union Pacific railroad. Their
nam IS are John Thomas, Vim. Henry,
ID. III. Hill and w. A. Gibson.
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THE DAILY IyTELLIGESCER IN
Published every morning. Sundays ex-
copied, and delivered 10 subscribers anyF here in
the city. st 25 cents per week. sTable 20 the
Carrier single copies 10 cents.
Per snnnm. $1,000 In advance.
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Exclusively to the
D.ilLr E.b'TELLICE ever
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY


POLAND. June s. Gold in New
York, Il; .greenbscks IN Portland, 90 !,
@par; Silver coin 3Q2a per cent. dis
count
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NOTICE..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SEATTLE
i Library Association will be held ut the Ii.
hrary Room on TUESDAY EVENING, June 4th.
q ~ o'clock. for the purpose of Election Of
omeers. and ell business that may properly come
before il. general attendance 10 requested.
my2s~dtd By order VI the President.
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This Cd and popular journal of Western wash
ington, with the largest circulation Of any Paper
In the Territory. IL published every Saturday
mosntng. Terms Three Dollars per an
man, in sdvar &C otherwise. $500.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-31
Dcrniercs Nouvellcs.

La situation a Memphis, a
Vicksburg ct a la Nouvcllc-O Orleans
ne s'amtliore pas. Ellie est cftroy-
bic Il Memphis, on Ton a compile
q morris en- "a heures. A la Nouvel-
le. Orleans, dams les "a heures de
mcrcredi a.jendi, 81 p%ersonnes sont
mortcs, ct 22O sont tombGes mala.
des-ce qui, a cette date, donnait
lie chitfre de 25GS cas- ct de 100 dGces.
-EUnion FRANCHISE lie la Nouvclle-
Orleans a forme un comitt de Sc
cours.
Par ukase imperial, lie czar IL
vre les crimes politiques aux cours
martiales.-Des envoyes chinois
sont enRussie.-Les %puissances won't
apporter leur mediation entire la
Greece ct Ia Turqnie.
-kea1ney etc presenter SEES
respects au president Hayes.-Le
%secretaire Sherman a fait un dis
cours a la Chambre de Commerce
de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d'ev1-
ques professionals Il New ork.-Au
grand meeting de la Rtpublique, a
Dcckerton, N. j., il y await environ
10000 pcrsOnnes.