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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
munityin bringing about speedy settle
ment and development of the country.
'THANKSGIYING5 nv BESMARCH.
"A Quiet Day, But Plenty ef Sport
Vlpe, (Dnnra Hon Sfa ~ l=-s1 ~

E.t
Thanksgiving was celebrated in the
usual quiet manner; and though all were
not given to Thanksgiving and praise,
there was a seeming tendency to quietness
and the city had a Sunday like appear
ance throughout the day. The usual
sumptuous Thanksgiving dinners were
given, and the presence of Turkey was
known to nearly every household
During the day a turkey shoot was in
dulget in southeast Of town, and manyan
unsuspecting s'Turk'' fell victim to the
''marksman's aim'' if not the "marksman's
arrow''
| In the afternoon party flour: each be-
ing inspired, no doubt, with the record of
Bogardus, wended their way to the west
of town, taking with them shot guns. am
munition, glass-balls, spring-trap, scorer
and trap p-puller, etc, I'll the necessary
aceutrements attendant to a glass ball
shooting match. DR.. Bigelow and Alr. Car
nahan were chosen captains, they to choose
sides and shoot for the oyster supper Dr..
Bigelow succeeded in getting Mr.. j. K.
Wetherby which left to Mr. Carnahan's
side Mr.. William Hicks, the well known
wing-shot The ground being paced off,
trap set and everything IN readiness, the
contestants SHOOK hands" and the match
began which resulted in the following
score:
DR.. Bicelow, 100 o1o11o1o1io1 or
x Wc1hcrby 1 0O10 1 oil 0-7-14
J NJ Carnahan Il 10O11111O10 1910
VIM. Hicks, :. o 0 1 0 i o 90 90 90 0-3-13
bIr. Carnahan's Is. side having lost by one,
the party re-assembled in the evening, to
feast on oysters which were devoured with
that relish, only equaIled by the vain at
tempts OF each gunner to tell the biggest
shooting story. In justice to the losing
side, it may here be added that they clam
or for revenge. = -
There, are those who are inclined to
boast Of being capable Of making a better
score, but until their efforts are recorded,
the above named gentlemen are certainly
entitled TO the belt. sA
The programme at the Opera House
during the week has been greeted with
fair audiences. The soldiers from the
fort have been oyer in large force during
the week, and the most OF them visited
Whitney's.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
Dealinr Out Justice.

All Spears, the murderer Of Hugh
Campbefl, at CANYON Springs, at the time
of the stage coach robbery, has pleaded
guilty Of murder in the second degree,
and been sentenced to imprisonment for
life.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
First OF the Season.

AN Episcopal sociable, the first Of the
season, will be held al the residence Of
Col. E. NJ. Brown Thursday evening The
money realized before the, holidays will
beFdevoted to the purchase of presents for
the children who attend the Sabbath.
school. :. s,.,s iss=S s9f tE &
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02

= would defy the world, to prove that She
was a woman. 2 Ill u 5. ss5I So !}s
Such earnestness in facing the charms
of the graye,,is entitled to weight. Is While
Noonan spoke, the shadow vofs death was
in his eyes: There was something which
awed the reporter.
Noonan is dead. If a llar, ,;heis damned.
If lie has told the truth, there is fearful
mystery somewhere,
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
BY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.
HEWS GOBBLED RON ALL
OYER THE GLOBE.

The Wrecked Pomerania---AnOth
Nteanboat Accident with Twenty
Lives aL0st---Tsle Assembling of
Congress- Defense---Af-
fairs Abroal---Gharges against
Marshal Wharton, Of Louisiana.
THE POMERANIA.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2-Thc examination Of
the coroner's jury in the Pomerania dis.
aster elicits undoubted proefof the coward
ice and inhumanity Of the crew. Bed
ding and mess pans are shown to have
been saved in preference to preserving
lives
STEAMER SUNK.
The steamer Cotton Valley sunk yester-
day at Burgeus points, Louisiana, by col
. liding with the steamer Morgan. Twenty
lives were lost The life boats were lost
in the driving lain and gale.
THE CAPITOL.
. Washington is unusually quiet for the
day before the assembly Of Congress.
Nothing is known of the contents Of the
Presidents message. Several members Of
the cabinet have not even seen a line Of it.
Five hundred words are SAID to be devoted
to the silver question. The stand taken
by the President is claimed to be that
nething should be done with the silver
dollar until next Congress, the coinage
and grainage remaining as it is.
=. IN CONSULTATION.
+About fifty prominent Greenbackcrs are
insGstonsultation, including Delamatyr,
Buchanan, and Peter Cooper, of New
York, probably the strongest gathering
/ ever in Washington. They intend to ig-
6nore the Nationals, and organize for the
Igcampaign. Of 1880 On sounder basis.
H. CHARG GEsN AGAINST MARSHAL WHARTON.
D The charges against Marshal Wharton,
of Louisiana, by the National eX-reform
&committee Of New Orleans, have been
Frecciyed by the attorney general charging
Wharton with gross neglect OF duty and
fraud in counting votes making it easy by
this failure to perform constitutional du-
ties. Wharton, in reply, puts in the
physicians certificate Of his
sUFFERINGs FROM YELLOW FEVER
at the time, but the certificates are regard
ed in Washington as joke. Leading
Democrats generally agree that there will
be no political or sectional strife in Con
gress, unless forced by Republicans; but
if the President upholds the bloody shirt
policy, energetic replies Will be made
COULDN'T GET THERE. @
Florida dispatches say that Bisbee,
Rep, candidate for Cong ress, is defeated
after all. ..--.-.--.-----.-.
TILDES's BOWERS. z
Pelton and Smith Weed are said to be
axing up the defense of Tiiden in the cy
pher business, for the Potter committee.
f-ata THE, STORMS. 81 G5f
Heavy snow storms are raging in west.
ern Missouri and eastern Kansas.
EUROPEAN TROUBLES
Afghanistan advices show that the Brit
llish troops Of the Ryder OruttahS columns
S,oth met unexpected opposition and re-
: verses. The Atghans have placed guns in
the Peiwan pass, and by good firing have
checked the advance. 1t is thought thata
retreat will have to be made. Other dis
patches give more hepeful view Of the
situation. 2s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
TRADING a FEW! s!BELIs,

pipes, etc, for two cent aclronlosr and ten
cent mirrors, t., last article an indespen-,
.sible one to an Indians wardrobe. ..s.. 3 s.
The band were provided with rations
for twenty-one days and were, according.
to their pass s-ports,(a piece of paper which !2l
each chief posscsseD allowed: to carry two
guns. n.r.
After spending the forenoon in Bis
lnarck, the excursionists, to the gratl11ca-.
ton Of everyone, moved on. q !. ...3l.
The old chiefs Of this tribe are compar-
atively docile, and would rather remain
at the post drinking coffee than roam oat
on the prairie in search Of "goal;" but the
young hloods are filled with ambition g and nj
would not hesitate to shoot white man
out on the plains just to try their guns. guns !.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
MARCHED UP THE HILL,
RENEW THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS,
Va lh f. OlAD lli1C bV1Ss

each diligently putting a pipe Of peace. Y
The excursion party consisted OF about
sixtyof the leading chiefs of the Sioux
nation, stationed at Standing Rock, With
a few Of their squaws and papooses, who
were on a leave Of absence for twenty-one
days, to visit their red brethren at Fort
Berthold.
Among the chiefs was Long Soldier, the
tallest Indian and the biggest eater in the.
Sioux nation. He has IN his possession n
the !.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
4 SCORE or SIOUX SAvAGEs.
VISIT HLsMARCK aDN THEIR
WAYETO FT.s

The Standing Rock Indians on n
Peaceful Visit to their Brethren
UP the River---Tl,ey Tarry Whilr
In the City and Take IN the Sights
ls---A Hard booking Crowd with NO
Redeeming Traits. rs sssa
Is THE OLD TIME BOYS.
On Tuesday morning last, about 9
O'Clock a m, the city was aroused BY the
unmistakable whoops and yells Indians
in the flats south of town. Some argued.
that they were untamed sayages, who had
come with the probable intention Of burn
ing the city while others held that they
were either friendly Indians or escaped
5horribles from Gigh Carnival atSt. Louis.
Upon reaching the foot of the bluff they
formed their ponies milne, and
sr e MARCHED UP THE HILL,
into town, singing the well-knoWn song,
:'shl yop ki yo no 10 ko ko ki yo,'' and the
sweet strains of music were waited upon
the breeze like Autumn leaves on a Sep:
tember's day. Upon the encore they
warbled ''The days when you'll forget me"
the well-known serenade song.
4 Dismountlng in front Of The TRIBUEH:
Office, John Grass, and Bodad, the boss
prophet, called in to make themselves
known. and
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
ORIGINAL TREATY OF STANLEY,

and similar documents from five different
presidents. Belly Fat and Starving s Preck
were also prominent among the braves,
the faces Of both having been subjected to
the delicate brush Of the artist.
White Shieldroamedtu and down the
streets with a miniature wooden pop gun
by his side, and Running Antelope and.
Two Bears succeeded in 40 7+t Z
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
HOW SHE cAaIE TO DIE.

There, is something beyond my wife's
grave that must be settled at some time,
and there will be time when the mystery
will be cleared up. It may not be in your
life time, or mine, but tell you, sir, the
woman has beensstrangely wronged, and
were / in Is position to elear the thing up,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, ,2es BRoADWAYa,,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.

AAsTRoLoGY-l2rH PAGE-eth col.
ss99x4RsREks WISTE6 - fSsnusd and % sos Z, -,
BRo0KLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAox-lst
pgsiNEss OPPORTUNITIES -lirn PAcE. .
E! 6E!uStNEss NorICEs-5In PAcr15th col 80,
StEsks AND 5s sAkEsxHSEiarar sH r4or-sd col "
S64chMEN HNp tasEg!s sG pAoxsd s
CoAsTWIsE srEAMsHIPs-i2ru PAcE-sth col
S4NciNS AcHpESIRsMlsr ,ETsstn rAf1, P1s.-s.h col
bkY bbkkYYTiSGTH-Ie CSpns-iD, rsSnEss psnsa esai col
DWELLiNG. HOUSES. 70 LET-FURNIsHED AND
and 9Th cola
EEScSksIss E9cSksioSsl,asa fasa fsssDosA sss s0 COL
FINANCIAL liTn PAex
sCRSfshE1s ROOMS 1sD s. APARTMENTS TO Izr-aD
E.aaj rAosss ..S
HORSES, CAhKIAGEs, &c.-isr PAcE-ad aud Sd eos.
HOUSES. KooMs ls.1SS &C. W 1WAxTED-aD pAox-2d COL
EosT and 2SUk6-lss si isSi1Sia P4ea.iss fS COL
MM14eHINESx2P M4sHIN fAoI-sS col La,, .o,
HEDiCAL-aD PAGH- 80 col
NV ffSssa and eth coils
FkaHNsSFESAs' FaNSF6kTEs 6nuASs p4sflss ss COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEAALEs-
PRofEHry OUT To Of S'i ifHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sE.h
ShGialots NoTiHEs1isr T PAcs"i.. ca0io COL CO.,
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ss i
HE FHE EA EadFJsE SFAS2as eel
6 EF FoR DGss rssHs ss
HONS aSb 70
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS -(FRIDAD SALE,
AT Id O'CLOCK -

DAPPLE GRAY COUPE HORSE. 10 hands high. years
old; very stylish driver; prompt and handy; j.
il MT afraid OF anything and Is warSn.ad sound and
lnd Elegant Coupe Harness. good as new; bear
S'H HSaD in D..fss. order; built
BAY M%SBIsroNiAN An MARE l4k hand. high year.
s s' ss ussS BY
PAIR M S&Y CARRIAGE HORSES. 10 hands hrsh, 8 years
OLD extra stylish drivers; do not shy or pull safe and
is sss al
sFas s4sss aq Il @ HsDss s pSs
s;s Si ;sss' sas
no. afraid q car: .nythinS: does pull Or lug
aaa ss cam ana S a o's
aEf FHdE sEHIsa EiaSs year. s FREQ
s,yss aa
BAY 'SS H0asE 81. is HANDS HIGH, o yoar. old; good
Srfs5 ios @ .isd and % sT9 n M harness
pleasant sharp % year. stands %is uy an
where; warr"asss { kind M . and tue in all harness
ss:': ss iss ':'%
sau as' Gs u as or ur beat 90
pov .ssif a bo rS 9s X - .sn behind .n,.
BLACK SEDSS SG ~ Is srYGHs %Sbs s. HIGH year, oa
ton; fearless OF anything; warranted kind and
BAY CoTfE iioiisE. 1e HANDS HIGH. 7 years old;
stylish driver; has hne action; q pleas
drier afraid OF anything; has great bottom, and
endurance~nd is warranted kind and srue In all har.
ness. Coupe Harness and
COUPE IN GOOD ORDER.
HANDSOME DAPPLE GRAY COUPE OR CART
HORSE. 10 hands hign, yoars old; prompt driver;
shoYy In harness; sharp traveller: has beer
used both to coupe and + cart, and warranted kind
and true In ali harness.
EXTRA HANDSOME AND STYLISH CREAM COZ.
ORkD SADDLE AND HARNESS GELDING. l5X
hands high, years old last spring; perfectly broken
to al saddle rats; took first priae AS best combined
saddle and harness geding 1T Hdison and Louisville
tKy) state fairs IL perfectly safe for lady to ride
drive; guides by motion; does shy or pull and
Is warranted sound aud kind.
NINE GOOD WORK HORSES; also twelve other fam
lily and busine-s Horses.
JUMP SEAT KOCKAWAY, top business Wagon. twenty.
two top side bar and full spring Wagons. u large
quantity Of Double and Single harness two sets Hne
track Harness. top Pony Pl,aetons Robes, &C.. &C.
SALE COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

Areu.ssaS fHof'h" foH sToSE d asaas Ssss'' u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15
PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS
QUEBEC HARBOk WORKS.
PROPOSED CRAVING DOCK AT POINT LRyrax

Tenders will be received ut the ofcc of tho Quebcc
Dor until Wednesday, the 9th March xt
at roon for tho construction OF Craving Dock Point
Lewis, according to plans and specifications prepared by
Greenock behalf Of the Quebec nrbor
aud comprising the following works, viz. -
Craving Dock 500 feet in length OF IN.
width ut coping level and with depth ci of ~
inches high spring tides second cntrancoi
ut head or circular hegd be determined upon,
together with Coierdam Wings and IIarbor Quay
Walls. Engine and Boiler Houses Chimney Pump Wells,
Cuvaots and other WORKS.
Pa, specifications, bills OF qualities form Of
tender be at tho Office OF the dur
bills of quantities siIi be furnished contracts
making deposit OF $50 be alter tho
tenders opened parties sending bona lido enders
other than the of issued by the
Commissi viii be received
Tue Commissioners do bind themselves accept tho
lowest tender.
The contractor Is 10 nnd responsible securities
approved OF by the Commissioners whose addresses
occupations to be- In iu in his
who are wling with bin, to be bound jointly and
Grady la the o S5DUDo for the nlment Of the
thereof that may tetwccn the Comm or
their engineer aud the contractor.
Tenders for these works will be considered
companicd By accepted bank check other available.
security the OF S which Will DO returned to
upsncccssnl competitors
A. H. VEKkET,
. Secretary Treasurer.
HARBoR COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
QutBkc ith February 1878.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

A UcTIoS HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
IA ~, IL 23 and % 18th ST., near hiversty place.
iOLDksr EsTABLlSiIkD AND MOST Reliable
l. HOUSE IN TllE CITY.
= REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AN ID CARRIAGES
u EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
"a hours three days trial horses sound
THIS DAY FmIDAY,; AZ 10 O'CLOCK.
= ELEGANT BAY ROAD MARE I5ls. ycars old |;
=. has been used road and family horse. single and
x double tro mile in three minutes: has not
fault trick OF any kind warranted sound kind
: and true. SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON by Quimby.
: BEAUTIFUL TEAM BLACK PONIES, long names
and tails 12, hands. and years old, equally good Ia
single or double harness under saddle; havo been
family pets: any ride drive them; tough
: and hearty of great endurance have trick OF any
: kind and solu for want OF use. SEf PONY HARNESS,
= LIGHT BRET; by brewster 4 Co. BLACK and BAY
Truck Horses 10 hands, and years old good siu-
gle double HARNESS nrst class workers sold Tor
2 of use. ELEGANT PARK PIAETON, nearly new, by
5l Wood Bros ELEGANT LIGHT CLARENCE. by
z brewster a Co. TWO HANDSOME PONY BufLf
: BAY HORSES, l5h, ana years old every way reli.
, able aud warranted sound ELEGANr COUPE ROCK
= AWAY, BY saunders TOP WAGONS AND PuAE.
:. ITONS TO PAY ADVANCES. CUT UNDER RUCKA.
Z iwAY. TWENTY OTHER HORSES, description ia
= Icatalogue LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind of
: CARRIAGE. WAGON. SLEIGH, HARNESS. ROBES,
&c. Weather never interferes with our SALES ATTEN
IUCLOCk.
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HORSES. CANkIASSEs. 81.
4 UCTi0N HOUSE OF VAN TxssELL 1 KEARNEY
n ITO AND l12 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH AV.

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that is warranted sound kind
In harness IRON to three days 10 given
est
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

A CHARLES W. BARKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
"A .sale Of TIIOROUGIlBEEDS MT IL q. BERNARD'S
entire stable OF FAMOUS RACE HORSES a auction on
Thursday, February u. AT IL o'clock, at BARKER 4
SONS New York Tattcrsas corner OF Broadway seth
ST. comprising EIGHT Head, ss follows 81 he world-re-
nowned chestnut Horse sPKINGBOk. and the following
with their gements:--WA WADk HAMPTON (brother to
Idaiin) DANlCilIrfE, TELEPH0Nn SISTER to BaIIan.
keel and Major Barker) DAN SPARKLING tbrother to
Idalial MONrEZUMA by Harry Bassett, Tramp (vut of
Vagrants dam, and ExrLOslON also sf the imported
riding nad racing Saddles. Brdlcs Clothing &C. Stock
on exhibition Jerome Park till morning Of sale Csta-
logues ready at the Mart, sale peromptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

A -CHARLns w. BARKER, AUCTiONEER-O NE
.OF the most extraordinary handsome fast and highly
bred DAPPLE GRAY tr"ttng geldings In the state
high. years old the 30th OF June
bred In kentucky, got by Hers Mambno Patchen,
tioddut; finest, gamest aud young
hccd either single or to the pole ottcd
Tour old In d6 anu at i've years od In 40
purcnuscd and has nothing
but road drviug Is Tree iron picmish and warranted
sound aud Kind Also, top side bar Road Wagon by
brewster. Of roome st., nearly new magnificent single
Harness. by Dnnscomb used but once; Clohing &c The
whole be sold without account owners ~
health and departure Tor the South) on SATURDAY o.
orrowJ, February 10, ut II o'clock. vt BARKER SONS
Now YORK TAFT rsas, corner oil Broadway and 39th
tur q
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ANY CASH OFFR AUCEPTED. -BREwsT r. CROSS
Asprng Top wagon. extension light Phaeton
four. Pony Phaeton. nne Harness Robes, almost
Stable. 2i7 West ~ st ST.
A -$225 CASH, COST 5000, USED FIVE TIMEs,'A
IA sbeautui shifting leather top Windsor brewster
spring Wagon pole and shafts: handsome Dunscomb Har.
and back bear Kooe. Union Club Stables 127 West
2sth 81. Inquire for Mr. Anderson's things
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. lS7s.-TRIPLE sH
HORSES. CAKIxIAGrs. &C.

AUCrIOS SALE AUCTION SALE,
A0F THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE MUTUAL CLUB
STABLE. NO. 13s WEST 3lsT ST.. on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY ~. AT IL O'CLOCK. CONSIS TING or THE
EnnS FINEST AMP fastest. GENTLEMEN's DRIVING
and Robes. including 1. HURsES THAT CAN TROr
FROM MINUTES DOWN TO 80: stock exit
hilton and trial and Messrs BEERS RYAN Proprietors,
invite everybody TO aud ride and test the speed and
driving qualities OF any OF tbs lot before time Of SALE De-
scrpive catalogues ready ut stable will be sent
In direction by sending address Sale positive and
without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

1SE0kdfX sTATE-kx FRA CLASS is5-TisB. Il. is7s..
" 81. 81. so. IS. ~, So. "a 2a ST. ls 81. a. So
so 0. 81. Ga. %, Is, So. 20 a6 ST. So go; %. ss.
GEORGIA srArK-cLAss l96-FEBRuARY H. 1878.
~. 10. 49, IT, 6s, 80. 8. %. Ie5. 20, So "a
coSsoLipATED cKoRcIA-cIAss 96 FEBRUARY IL 1878
+. = K. d. EDDY & Co Managers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

ANU SEMEN-s.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
UPOOLE * DONNELLY ..... Lessees and Nauavcrs
RESERVED SEATS Orchestra Circle aud Bacanyj SOC.
HOUSES LITERALLY PACKED NIGHTLY
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
THE ISIMITIABLE ARTISTS.
MISS MAGGIE MOORE and Mr.. j. c. WILLIAMSON.
MISS MAGGIE MOORE aud Mr.. j. G.. WILLIAMSON.
MISS MAGGIE MOORE aud Mr. J. C. WILLIAMSON.
IN their famous American rama,
STRUCK OIL.
STRUCK OIL.
played by them 900 times all the world,
and their funny Caiorni, Bagatelle,
1Hr CHINESE QUESTION
Introducing their own Songs aud Chinese Opera.
THE ORIGINAL UNION SQUARE THEATRE CAST
"Mr. Williamson IN his best mood. Miss Moors's
genuine humor axious and found echo
part OF the house. .'-Ilersld. February II
"These Joyous artists. aside their undoubted
dramatic skill infect the air with their
merriment, and make It literally giad"-Daly News
February IL
Miss Moores' song Of Don't Make Ne LauRl'-warbled
with childish geepiness that wins all hears-fary
uvaies her andienc sun. February II.
MArINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ON SUNDAY EVENING
GRAND 2J CENT CONCERT.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
w. w. wooLLEN, Attorney.

STATE OF INDIANA. Marion county, IS I:
y In the Superior Court of Marion county.
In the state Of Indiana. No. p DC. Move mOer
term, 1878.
James III. RuddeIl ct al VS.. Steinhauer ct al.
Be IL known, that on the 20 h day of JUL ,
1878, the above named plaintiffs, by their
attorneys, filed in tie Office of the clerk of the
Superior Court of Marion county, in the state
of Indiana their complaint against the above
named defendants; and o. he = tn day of No
yea. Der, 1870 The said ai tifis nieu in said
clerk Office the affidavit Of "A co petent per-
sou, showing that the said de iendaDts, Adam
silverman, Cutler wage LuHtber Compa-
ny, Joseph Fsrnsworth, Almira ID. Brooks
Priscilla "A. Drake, The Unknown Helfs of
James p Drake, deceased are not now resi-
dents of the state of Indiana.
Now, therefore, by order OF said court. said
defendants above named are hereby nOtl-
fled of the filing and tendency of said com
PLANT against hem, and that unless they APP
pear and answer or demuT thereto, at the
calling of said cause on the second Judicial day
OF term of said court, to be begun and held
at the court house In the city OF Indianapolis
on the first Monday in February. 1873, saio
ompiaint and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, win be heard and deter
mined In their absence.
DANIEL M. RANSDELL,
noyZ-Sw. Clerk.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
Caution to the Public.

To avoid imposition, purchasers of Wal
than watches will observe that every geDu.
inc watch, whether gold or silver. bears our
trade mark on both case and movement
Gold cases are stamped "a. w. Co." and
guarantee certificates accompany them. Sill
yer cases are stamped Am. Watch Co, Wal
than, Mass, Sterling Silver" and are accom-
panied by guarantee certificates, signed K.
E. Robbins, Treasurer. The name oval
than" is plainly engraved upon all move
ments, irrespective Of other distinguishing
marks.
This caution is rendered necessary by rea-
son of the fact that our cases are frequently
separated from our movements and put upon
worthless movements of other makers, and
wee versa thus affecting injuriously the
performances of the watches and vitiating
our guarantee, which is intended to cover
only our complete watches wholly made by
u.s. 1t is necessary also becsuse il is so no.
torious as to be public scandal, that there
is great fraud in the metal quality of both
gold and silver cases now generally sold.
We lave demonstrated by frequent assays
that many gold and silver cases offered in
the market are debssed from 10 10 20 per
cent. from the quality they assume to be-
This is fraud upon the purchaser, and ac-
counts for the low price at which such cased
watches have been sold.
Eighteen carat" gold, such as the Walthsm
cases are made of, is as nearly pure gold as
can be made and be durable 1t con tains
100000 of pure gold and $50 1000 of alloy.
Sterling Silver English government stand
ard) contains 925 1000 of pure silver and To-
1000 of alloy. The Waltham Watches will
always be found up to the standard repre-
sented.
For American Watch Co.,
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
New York.