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Oifcnbach's tivcly o3orotta, !" "1ca Brfgant's, !"
was brought out nt 11oolev's last evening, east
the sunsc as on iss last presentation l'orc, soma
two months ago Aimee was suffering: from a
severe cold, which affected her voice consider
ably; hut, by cuttings Of the acnrc, ana judi
clous reservation Of hcr strength, she was en-
abled to get through quits comfortably, aud to
ctyo her Spanish song, in tho last net, With
almost her usual osroct, securing therefor q
hearty recall. Milo. Raphael did nicely ns tho
youthful farmer.bnndtt; Jutcau md Duplan
wcrc capital impersonntors Of the freefWottug
captain and Lieutenant; nll the mlnr c1larac-
ters wrrr fairly takeu, and tho niece, altogether,
received decidedly ro1licklnC INTERPRETATION.
The Notary duet. with It's 1uughlHE ctorus, WAS
especially well rendered, and received doubto
encore.
Tic bills announced for t1c remainder Of the
scasnn Will be changed In some respects. In nc.
cortlanee With numerous requests. Tits utter
noon, LILA J0ltc Parfuhcuse - will be produced,
in which Aisnce introduces her Engll.h song and
dance. ''Prettv as ptcturo"; this evening,
Ella FIila dc Mmc. Angoth; ntld tomorrow
n1eht,-un which occusiou Aimee will make her
last appearance on the Chicago stagc,-"I La
stasjolainc." Mile. Aimee has been tAc source
Of 10 much pleasure, for go 'nnar years, tn tue
admirers OF opcra-bonffc, that It is reasonable
10 anticipate tllat her fnsewc1l performances will
be witnessed BY nrEc-stzcd audiences.
, 1879-08-23

a dispatch from rarkersburc, Va. to tho Gin.
cinnat Enquirer eaYs: IAN affair which.
although It may tlnrc had the appearance Of
Joke to some Of the parties interested. came
very nearly proving fatal. occurred u day or twp
si,,cc. OF S!atc Creek, several miles above this
city. My informant said 1t was ru1lored TINT
tlrco boys, or rather young men. determined to
have FoI,c sport at tho expense OF a man named
Erouacr, for wh0H, they hare dislike. They
dug d grave In a hollow berweeh the hills, anu
sent ono Of ther number to a field whore 4
thrasli!r,E.machtne was At work, Wlerc he found
their victim. Crousrr WAS toln tlAt two boys
wished to feo hm over t!la hill. and he uusus-
prctinely followed tls conductor until he came
III Sight Of the other boys an! The newlY-mada
grave, when lie asked one OF them what that
hole was fur |, TO bury you In WAS the reply;
~; Taking aa od sa,.a Of sm ,Gsv @ toFssa @ 5 nt1 aaa
brush, and then lon. Fortunately, mau
named Melro,o, a few minutes Inter, bad o.~
pasion to PASS that Way, and found The grave,
With Crouser's feet projecting abovo tho
ground. He immediately went 10 work nnl
dug tic unfortunate victim. from bis living
tomb, and witt, considerable difficulty sue
cucded Ia rosuacltattnT him.
, 1879-08-23

t,loao now t.avcracti between this country and
Europe. Hence 1t Ia plain llst t,!c lied h!yer
vnIlcy muat find an outiot through Tie United
Northern Pacific Roads, until thr con-
strlct!on Of somc other lima furnishes
n moro t1iroct raiE-routo To Montreal.
Even then tho great water-rnute
from nnlt via '' lakss. eana., ,. anu y; ny ~
do a minority of the carrying trn'e. lnasnuteh
~ The scason far moving tho great bulk nf lf!e
cropa Is turing the Anrtng, au'nmGr: aud Gar'y
fall The enhancement of tae Wt'lanl Cannl
crafts fron te Atlantic to the l.akes matter Of
ensy ncenmpEishment,--th leasc,nE the
tIcectsity of reshtpmcnt At the sca'roaEd, with
It's attendant cost and delast. Thcso u, Ft fact,
regularly s,etvecu Dn1u'l md Liverpool during
the acn.on nf hike navigation. That tlirrc vii!
hooh be regular lines hctwccn the former ,"tul
the Eastern ssatx,artl. via the ", Lawrence
'hrss scarcely .nSs 's e aoa,ra omot ,c Raj,
for Territory having a3. 0oo 0D ncrcs Of pasture
latals, as Noted for cattle and sheen raising a.
tlosG r. tas Rsa R!yer ~. arc ,,, fot wheat:
confidently look for her future supply Of fresfl
tref. So we'll nttattctl Is Monta1la 10 cattle
.nisEr THAT tto Rras 4tcd beef Will conparo well
With the best graEnfatted catt1s IN t'n' States
unlks Texas, a,,t1 torno othcr Southwestern
cnttle.erowers. thc Montana ranchneo prefer
!cef to horns ami legs: and the quality Of their
stock Ii constantly improved by tho i'm
portation Of the best thoroughbred
bulls and hetfers to be found
In Kentucky and other Statcs where The rearing
III f1ne cattle Is made spectaley. have tfo
authority f the cst Informed md nIoat reliable
cattle.grnwrrs In the Vast f1r *artng that tie
tntal cost Of renrng Montana sseeF that will
weigh 1.!O0 u 1.400 pounds On foot does not
cxcned sl4. licnce It Is safe 10 predict that,
when that section Is made accessible nv the
Nurttern Pacific Railroad, M T. eoon will be-,
Montana cntt!s-brceiers will be able to alpplY
England with fresh bret at price that will defy
unj other hngvrowin. atatcs orc now supplying
tic European markets with pork, iIacon. ant
)nrd, DukDAB.
, 1879-08-23

GptcsaI N1oatch to Tie 7Ffdwra
WASHINGTON, u. e., Aug. 22.-Gon. Walker.
Superintendent Of Census, Is vigorously pus',-
tng forward the preliminary work Of his office,
aud completing as rapidly a. practicable the
classification Of subjects to be conddod to the
charge Of specialists. Mr.. +. II. Wines, Secrc-
tarY Of the Illinois State Board OF Charities has
been engaged to conduct the inquiries
respecting the blind. deaf, aud dumb
idiots, inmates OF prisons aud roformatorics.
etc. The statistics relating to these classes
have hitherto been So objective fhat, m Hen.
Walker expressed 1t, they were not worth print.
inE. Not only Is this true, but, liku a!l
other worthless statistics, they were
worse than usclcss, becausc they have
been auotcu and false conclusions built
upon them. An important feature OF
rho now Conaus law is that which requires tic
Superintendent to obtain the facts relating to
the condition Of each railroad corporation, and to
tho condition, characteristics, and operations of
each railroad. The schgtliles for these Inquiries
have already boon prepared. and arc now being
rent ont. 1t anything like full replies arc re.
eeiYcd, tho people OF tho United States will be
placed In possession Of mass Of most complete
and valuable Information respecting railroads to
be found In any country
Gen. Walker Anys tttnt he finds the matter OF
obtaining statistics Of State. county. and nu-
uicpal debts the most difficult and Important Ut
nl,y With which lie will hava to denl. No plan
for gathering this cass Of statistics has yet b7cn
determined upon.
, 1879-08-23
4 Centtpetao's DEADLY Clnwa.

E4nH|F TT3t7s11tT7. = --------.
Several MeIIcans wur6 In catnp at tho moutt,
Oh Memphis Crtok, Utah TERRITORY. a.tl wero
lying about the Gre, wlu, ouu Of tl.cn. Telstore
Crueas. SAW large ceutipedo, fully nlnu .uches
long, travelling slowly over LTD lay. Knowing
that tho least mutton would make It atnk It's
deadly claws Into his akil,, Without moving lis
leg ho rot out Ills revolver. .all4 wuitel until
tlo heast lad almost reached his kuao, WArtl.
slowly putting tho lnolitl. Ut tlle pfstuI to h!s
hcktl. Aet pulled aud il,u csutlpcl'a was gouc.
nut i ccntipe&ta's claws are Qul.ker t!,an gun
powder, and Crucas hegan tn Crn,np in y few
mnutas, tho track Of tho reptile along hls les
turucd brownisl yellow, aud the placu where
taptdly grow worse, aud In d littls over fur
huurs aitcrward no ,lie4 in great a-ouy. lnt
tho uiost singular part Ut the story 10 that tlm
bullet from Crucat' pistol cut = smaIl NICK tn
TIM fureteg Of mpls tllnt waa tethercd hear ~,
and at daylight next morutng tho lnule wan also
dead, with It's ley 80 swollen tlat the ssit' l'ad
burst In kaYeral places.
, 1879-08-23
I1RASfATIl, NOTES.

DHA S1ATlC NOTH8.
Theatrical atlatrs In New Orle4ns continue
etaEnant.
Mr.. Howard Paul Is playing Bronson Hovard's
"Truth" t"flurricancs y around tho English
provinces with mitch slcccss.
Poor Rclations." dfan,n by James willing,
founded unon "jane Eyre" will he produced
at the London Park Theatre next week.
Manager Mcvtcker Is In New York. Tic has
fccnrcd for the coming seaEon Baf,ttmann md
tho Florcnces. II Is said his dates up to Fob
r1arv have been flied, and his attractions In.
clule mauY Of The strongest.
Tie regular seahon At the Philadelphia Arch
Street Theatre will 10 opened on Hcpt. With
ALICE Oates; at the Park Theatre on Aeps. ID
With the Union 2quara Company; at TIM North
l3fhad Street abont Eept. II; a. tho New Ma.
tfonal on Sept. l; at the Museum on Sept. |;
and ut the Grand Central on Sept. Il.
The Whitehall Rtvt7c Of London, Aug. o.
mantle drama, BY Mr. Paleravs simpson and
MT. Claude Tcmpiar {unm de ptume( was duv
produced at tho Lyccum Theatre and duly
dafnncd.. Surely there has been M greater the
nt,ieal iaheo Tor months The piece is utter
single rcdcctaft'N pofnt about It. j Ia tlcbora-
bic stuff. md 1t Is pity that Atr. PalVravo
simpson-so clever as he has proved ksmscl on
many Previous hcca8ions-Should eyer nave
been foolisf, enough to Lave hse0c!ntcd his name
With such farrago Of imbcetlity."
a writer IN the Whitehall Rezte,e. touching
upon dramatic crcnts In London, RaTs: "TfIH
ilt,xind that has blown Other people 30 much
shat Il bad hus been bencfactor to tl,c theatres
4 cos1 wet summer 10 blessing to Theatrical
managers. The season llns been one Of The
most profitable on rccord. question II &C
much money hns ever fot,nl lta war into The
Theapian treasury. Hy the wav, Mr.. IIaro II be
docs not open With tClubtanl,' Wilt probahl,
protlucc an English version Of the frouch
cnnedy carly III tt1e season. Mrs. Kcnt1al hh.
ordered her dresses, for The nfcco IN Paris. Mr
Aaro DOES not like tic idea Of tie double
opposftlnn-Coghlan at The Court an1 Bancroft
at tho Iiayn1nskct. AIr. Hancroft has eone
abroad 10 think ont tho p1au of bis campaIe1,,
The Mother and aon plnv will be produced
nt the Prince OF Wa!cs'. There Is capital phrt
IN It for Mira. John Wood. Mr.. Albery writes
alphabetically for this humorous nrtist. The
rrinco OF Walos' plny IL a piece Of strong do
mes,ic interest, and though the dramatic tsoat.
ment wilt be considerably changed, there Is a
certain guarantee OF SUCCESS ia the fact that the
work has already .ccn tested md found to b
true grit.'" In London they credit Mr., Albcry
with the authorship OF "Mo'hcr and Son." in
America they sav SaEdou wroto It, and therein
lies tho difference.
, 1879-08-23

.tfW lT& EPfHSHH 3V1A.
The change in the namn Of tue Ruo 9nint
Arnauti III ParIs into tls Rue Lincoln continues
tn encounter tile mild opposition OF tho F1aaro
Ut that clty. In tho number OF that journal
for thu I'd OF August appeara Communication
from "Thc Circle Of The Ruo eaint Arnautt."
m association composed Of about l,h00 arttsts,
men Of latters, former public functsonaric*,
nntl f1nnnriers living on that street. These
gentlemen protest against The new namc, Rue
Lincoln. II is, they say, mt cuphnnic. 4 Is
not plenaans to hear themselves called "lhc
Clrcie Of tho Rue Lincoln" The3 appreciate
t'ut It's Just Yalue the personality IT ", Lin
eoln." But Marshal 10 Saint Arnauu, aftor
whom tho strect was narncA died IN Tho ticld
oi battie at Tho dawn Of q glorious victory.
They would butter npprccInte II. L[ncoll, had
10 died ,tor, Francs instead Of for !he United
States. u h's LIFETIME 'he trea'e;, "a badly;
Dannees Francaia! THIS Is how N. Lincoln
loyetl ua." II the klunigunl Council must nains
the street after the l'resent Ut Republic the
Clrcta would proioE 10 have It called "La Rue
GfoYY,h
, 1879-08-23

over the tabre Att,e lawyer AGAIN.. hut sfr. Dar-
rctt pulled him back and sail: Now. NJ. Ref
esce, look ont for some BillinRa0atei" Low
again bcgan to 20 OVER the table, and wns again
pulled bnck. Tie question vas excluded. "Do
yoit remember getting a sostsklu coat from, a
'swcll In ClIancery-l.nne Prison for whlstling
tunes for hIfni" Levy was about to 90 oser
the tattc once moro, but fliA counsel said anRrI-
~. "Stopt atopi" and tic Rcfefee ruled tho
tluesfton out.
The examination continued soma tlme further
IN th1s line, until The hour for adjournment A.
rived. Tho Hcfcrcc said he could continue the
examination to-day: Mr.. cooney e1nrt'sed
romo today md would not. /" liuah. h,1sh,"
said the Referee. 1.evy thercupon picked up
bis utnbre1la, mud, humping his 0at Of, the
table. said: l0n't rare d--n; won't;
] WON'T: don't care d--n." The Referee
ad,nonlshel hin mildly that that kind OF talk
would not 51. and tho herring WAS adjourned
by eo1lscnt until tomorrow morning.
, 1879-08-23

OUR NORTHERN EMPIRE.
The Future Source of Europe's Foreign
Fnotl.surplyt

Tho Future Source Of E"rope's Foreign
f"oa.surply.
s~eta' carr.'reaa'nt. e' 5'' 1rfo"ns
.,htsct. aro nt ,rcscnt ,ttr.ctiur sn.h uytver,at
huolect8 ale ~ p.essh. a'.'ae1''e sue4 uh'e' s''
at1cnnoh from bf't'sh stateshcn, eeohon''sss'
and Writtrh % those bearing on Englana's Tut
uro tood.supp,y, the stsady dim,uutton In the
productiycncss Of English and ecotch farms,
p'11us ~ 49, ~. s".,s,,s .aann r..n,,.,
ano lIe poset,y ',as p9sa''I a,a'onk r..s.'an
farmers and tietr 5e'p' NOR Is 1t matter Of
surprise that such should be tho casc, aa the
,,,nrte vsnrs cuains with te7n thc
."enty years cna1 H.. ".n J.. 10 to'0, ,,,,.s .ns
consumption Oh iose'gn looa 10 tho uh'ted
Ktnsdom increased over ssn per cent while the
nort,on n of the larro Increase IN ths a. sdu.un,n
.lon Of imported foa & Is no doubt duo to an.
rnnrkot, Of tho United Kingdom.
'1n,aea'. NM .. =. .a ~ ~ rn..,s...,,. ,,...,,,.
"v s.paaoI .m hhor =, ~ na@a ts
INDUSTRIES, anu h'eher average OF "aRea iof
skilled and ecrliski!lcd labor In ttA factories,
lnachtno,Bhops. and mines. have also contributed
snti"F ils asllls: q the I.tars e,.s.e. - I,
@ b., moFc frssly. n" e5sqt ssnse howoyer @ t.
pared With foreign and esrecinlIY With Amcrf.
can fool,-4lue to The excessive high rents mid
By the English and Hcotcl. farmers Tor tilcir
ls'v na' S rpe;t t q hrt, GenTss at;s,,s r.
to j,lgcstirste he caiIscs that have led to tho
NJ Dresens widesnrcati m % .iSprcssion in tho arrlcut
ilral Interest 81 lie United Kngdom,-a de-
e5s f1n I sr ahor-s hI Tan, ~ ehn.as nh
yelopa the fact that rents have been steat1iy in.
reache.S lie M e,iorinoss rrice Of t3o pcr acre.
Theso exactlons have 80 Thoroughly lmpoyer.
means to nrebssa tl,s t1sss..ary ferttlsors With
wllich to kosn thsr }an.is IN to
thrir former productiyot,4ss, nor tho .oaui.
s!to Improved lmpletnouts for lis cultivation,
Thc COMMITTEES also inds that the cost Of bro.
imc,ne ! o,,srtar ri wheat. Ia tGs EnGlist, nul
, 1879-08-23
INDIANAPOLIS.
Observation-Disclosures Of "Ifuunr ''-Strike.
Specsaf ntxp1leh 10 The 7s1hunG

Ltbel-Suit-Ku!ghts Of "Ifunnr ''-Striks.
6pecsaf Dispatch 10 The 7s1hure
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. M.-Afary A.
Quick, OF this city, entered suit under tho Libel
law for 10000 against the St7sti1e: md Pfopt
These papors charged her with aiding ltcr hus-
baud lii the ruin Of her own sistor at her resi-
lcnce III this city last ycar.
The Prosecuting. Attorney Of this cit cult has
begun proceeding todissolye tile order known
rs the Knights Of Honor. The suit was against
Victoria Lodge OF this city primarily. and for
the death benefit Of 5000. In favor Of Mrs.
Anna Jo1,nron. whose husband was Insured In
the Order. The Order Is insolycnr, aud iudg-
Mcnt cannot By collected
Tile strike in the rolltng-mil here 10 only
atnong the tonnagctncn, and embraces only
abo,t 120 men. Tic Company Offered the men
M advance equal tn u per cent. but tl,ev de-
manleG 20 and IS. Tho managers seem to think
the men will 20 to work soon.
, 1879-08-23

Some peoplo entertain an idea that water
melons arc unwholcsotne. Yet u!ese sano per-
sons, perhaps, will atnK lhcn,aolYes Ia hot
butter, and fried bacon, a dot anltod to The lati
tude VI Lapt4nti. II tho fruits Of tho earth anil
OF tue true, In this Southern cllma.a, weru ron
su1ncd moro ltbcrals, there would bo leas sick
tie frytng-pau Into q Hatcrtnclua.patch, hc
would ba lesa liablo to catch the yel!ow.leyoE.
or nil The fruits Ut Tho Garth tllcEn Il none ,HDro
wholesome than gno1 ,waternlal1n. II ia COM
acts a. geutlo diuretlc, without lbaying ANY
aoh lii tho esunach, Al II the cats It, other ttu.
rottcs,-a good thing IN yollow-fo7se tinca.
The Creole Ut Luufsia,la livus 10 h,atvclous
axe. llo iiyss 50 long that no iorgats els aQs,
tables that grow around him, n:ad he ID especially
toud Of rood watermelon.
, 1879-08-23

t,surhtcr, ut Pocasset, vas rcucutly visited by a
wagor,. load pf persons, trout suuday-achool
ptcnic, This conteuts had Jset left - they were
found Immediately utter tho ttaEcdv, eren TO
the blood status; but these visitors. gaining &d-
mission by breaking q door, disturbed evcry-
thing, and CARRIED away many articles for rcllcs.
, 1879-08-23
A Talk with Secretary 6churz
About the Ponca In
elians.
7vhnt tho Government Has Done
for That Particular
Tribe.
rha Indians n Better Condition
Now than Ever Re-
fore.
noyt Of Collecting Customs ut the
Atlantic Coaat Ports.
TIE pONCA8.
6FoRkTAnT sCitUNz' VIEWS.
k,u.,t4t Dtts7Yrh IN JhA Tribune.


Eptctat 1t*,,atch to Ira Tribune
WAsutNUToN. D. c., Auv. 2o-The 6ccrcsnry
NJ the Interior having been interviewed upon
,he subject .ot tho Poncaa fud!ans, expressed
himself as foilowa:
There has been so much criticism upon tho
4renttncnt Of the Poncaa BY the Government
t,nt deem Il proper to as7e clear statement
n lilo facts, which will show that the wrong
dime TO that 1udEan tribe was frankly acknowl-
cdrcl in m5 first annual report, as we'll as tllo
rcnort Of tho Commissioner of indian Affairs,
and TINT tu tho meantime everything has bccu
douo TO indemnify them foe their loses anu to
make their situation ~ comfortable ~ possible.
T1e following facts ato taken from the official
records: ....,.....- .
Dy tho treaties Of 1877, 1926, md 1858, = tract
oi q],0oo acrca In Southeastern Dakota WAS Co.
curcd To the poncas. BY tho treaty Of 1868 be-
tween tho United States and the Sioux this
tract WAS ccfcd to the Sioux, irrespective Of tho
tights held therein By tho ponras, both hy treaty
aid occupancy. This treaty having been rasl-
fled in the usual way, becanlo, Of colrsc. tho law
Of the land. The Poncas. however, continued
10 occupy tho ccdcd tract; but they were so
larassed bY ... ...-........
RAIDS rRoM TIE sloux
fbesgccn whom md themselves fcud
had long c1tsted) tllat tho pres
euco Of troops MAS frequently required
for their protection from such incurs!oas, atld
tl.cy tettt!oned tho Government several tines
to remove them to tic Omaha Reservation,
where they might live In safety.
In 1875 m agreement was tnado With tho 8foux
Indians hY commission, Of which tho Hon.
George w. stannypcnny and Bishop II. B.
WhippIc wero members on THE part Of tho
, 1879-08-23

scnt to coaras, 'h hv ,"Ijn to II ntnror % m pcpsrt
msnt rvorvthl~, HAT coni.f nns.Ihiy ia
uonc, Gnt'et t'o hn', 70 , mahs .nen. ~.
cgmlorlaole ana cohtchtefit ms occn uoncs ~
W. u ivwa eG ~ S ,o, oT oa, ft nvs ae
complctoI at lie pouca ARcncy, and seventh
more are now uplcr wat Fivo hundred acres
fr,r me- u,,itno ..omnn. f,r,nnc sn,s ttouhto
~" nT. ~" .t H., ol~hfv nirr nIoss.
NINA 'us Rckese sess mnnwunntaeLnes. n six s,ky baT
faw.milt mud thEnclo.lnacltnc. besides az
;dy MES{Gs houai ",, ,0, eoe.sasrsb"ns Il viii
Tins anpcar Tint tieT haYe now aercral times
ti,r vaItc of nrnncrtv owned hy tl,cn, ht any
previous '''Ae' .u,,,-. u,o1r
MH1fA AA''''tt
the principal Chief Of the rnneas, Is nome
encctnen Of The indian rncc. liz II nt,c Of the
r, 1;t osat1f. 5 Il, to es n @ viii % o
o.hvr Ponca Chiefs In 1871 won for him md his
ielloTs t1lr wartncst sympathy nt all connected
with TIC administration &c o. 49,, anH!a ,,,va mitatS, p
clort l,as hccn sosfea oy .ne f*.SS'.Me M M nsnsen
q The GqyeFnmcnt 70 Fee.aty a., sae "tSnsa teoss
stiat tho poncAs t'avs sa'tesca' so 1ar a. thoao
"fongh ean ne ioeIll.en. t. ,r..t,t.,
Standing beaf ia. Was atto p.eseHs, " Wast.u'H.
search Of new reservation west Of ts Arkansaa
Aycs nut no man n motosc M,a ~ IN,
md he was sulIcn anl indolcns among MS icl.
lowe httcF sNelc litlai ,enoe's u,.t auot tno
time inc .pr!stE HofK peRah NJ 1He Aeehcy ho
raj, AWAY TO she noFth.
From these f4rts y VIII npnear ti,at, Whcfl Jug
nFcaent ADMINISTRATION cano 10, the frfnosa! o,
INC toncas t'au ocen detesnlihea unon aai,n Haa
9stslally oeen t'ated, a,a IN tnas & !he aetiom Of
ChnEresS anu ny p1!!cS " W. Me''1!h nun..a
istratton Was s1mp!y carried oul. u ha4 9ecn
ead tint the psehcnt Eommissionee Q! lndan
affairs - eaflf as lo.o otnsssaen .he rgn'oYa! u
th1s tfloe. Hnw nrcpo*tcrous tnl. n - WI hppeae
from ne lact tfat 10 caEfo INTO ot'cc 'a|c III the
full of 1911. ,.u,..
:, u sccms TO haYo peen 1asosata mea anaee
The administration o. rfcshtent ufant TO removo
% many nt TIC lns'iaH tTbcs as tosaioie 'nto lie
indian ierr,tory Mno tns 'uGa M!tn Leeara
10 uin koteEcIu lhu1aus :" ~ auau cua
rect: u was nnt correct VIII IcEesu 70 tnc holt
cIn trocs' ms pssE1" p1 ~ HIM ~ ~
sae nto nu"cF nt aM ~ ~ it1 's,t;, rsoori
!a"s pIsglon III -. th,t sns H. rin i. nasrnr
10 'ue Igne1 ut u; no 1nts o,'i wa ~ :" ~, ~ ,
10 tameuJ ~ WHY ,rn.r",,tv rhorn
npon to sVau ~ 10 Svas r,o ann totoaont. LII,
hayo gem ~ o apgss a Soo ~ ~ fasn ~ @s, VIZ
Iegaru ~ 'aas e''os' "ns" IL '4'o 'ae' " eA'st'
i''E 1acss' ...-....... ...,.......-.
APPEAR POSITIVELY Lup1cnous
Wo hnyc rcai of White Eagie, the Chiof Of
t1,e Toncas, who had been nn his oil rcscrva-
lion. civilized lantlhot1er, and who WIS wenr-
tnr ce1,tlcnen's clothes aut was cnlitvatt,E The
.nfi I{l,n o,bcr rtrlItyni3 farunrs TIefr In t1lA
, 1879-08-23

civil lava, md TINT pa.ents for 1anlA in snveral-
ty Gnu 10 issich to them. with proper rcAirle-
tons ~ to alienation, I EFeat step Will haVo
heon accomplished.
, 1879-08-23

~ Hair Raylvuu," restores gray hale to It's asIg-
t11l eolos Tor 50 eents+
, 1879-08-23

Tho unusually warm weather during The week
has l'at1 Il tendency tn decroaso to Attendance
Mt our city theatres, yet john Dillon III tile play
Of "Uur Next President" has managed To do
certainly paying business. The rIccc vIll be
continued until the middle Of next week. The
n,attnce ut liaverly'h will be tile last midday
performance OF "Thc Dankcr'a Da,lcl,.cr," ntNl
tonight the curtain will fall unou tic fourth
week Of this popular play; On Monday evening
"Mother and eon." with the strength of tho
unlon Square Company, will be given.
audiences in rcliash OF "Ehe black Crook.n
In 1t as here presented, there Is little IN remind
one of its historic glores. save the na1c. Ham.
lin will bo closed after Sunday night. Repairs
will t,cn ho In order, and oil Sept. n he will
open with stock company mil a flourish OF
trumrcts. Mitchell l. &anrayuc lsaye their ulyn,.
nc filled With painters, decorators, otnl uI-
'Iolstercrs, preparing for Tho opening on satas-
Inv week.