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New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.
iBT TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
WARRINGTON, Thursday, March t3

WARRINGTON, Thursday, March 10, 1919
Secretary BoutwelIs certificate OF election arrived
this Mr. Boutwell,, sati9n with 5ena-
ors and Others. to-day said that he had information
who is to be his He had lately asked the Pres
dent questions calculated draw this information.
hut the latter had taken him into his confidence II
generally believed at the capitol to-day thst Judge
Richardson will be appointed Secretary for tbs present
at least but the msFe knowing snes assert positively
that Secretary Deans will be appointed 20 the Office be
fore long. IL may be well Say that Mr. Richardson's
friends have felt sure that he would have the place.
for the past few weeks. shat the of other canei
date has been seriously mentioned and the excitement
81 the Treasury Department has been entirely
First Assistant secretaryshp for which there host
o candlnaes OF whom Chief Clerk SaYuIe Is sad 10 De
the favorfe Mr. Rehardsons friends that he would
not accept his position for another and that
official
Among the humors OF politics are the qusrrels OF the
North Carolina pgnies A short time ago they sol
EMMY decided that they must name member OF Gen
Grants Lew Cabinet, and held a at Raleigh 10
determine whether ex-senator Pool Judge Settle
should be the Mr. Pool found that he had but few
friends az home for Judge Settles majority
whelmng. The only thing that stands IN the way
Of completely carrying out their plans is President
Grants obstinaoY. the mean time. the party North
Carolina Is divided and nobody tell where It Will All
end.
The Edward Payson Smith whose name was sent 20
the Senate yesterday FOR confirmation Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs, and credited Nev-York. not
Senators dsclAm any knowledge OF him His nOnlina
ton however. was taken up to-day but the inquiries
raised as to his individuality prevented his from
being disposed OF.
United States Marshal Packard OF New-Oreans, reap
pointed by the President confirmed by the Senate
to-day after brisk opposition from those who did not
20 have the present mixed condition OF State and
national office rings continued IN that city. Tie
majority FOR his confirmation barely i've. and the
senate was not more than twO-thirds full.
The statement that Attorney General had decided
that the eastern terminus OF the Union Pacific RarOsd
IL at Council Bluff instead OF Omaha seems 10 be pre-
mature, be s has the matter under consideration
fGRNRRAL PRRss DISPATCH
The Secretary OF the Interior to-day decided the case
Of IchabOd Dickinson agt John Harrington, involving
the title TO lands in Calsyerss County, Cal Secretary
Delano reversed the decision OF Commissioner Drum
mond ana decides that although tie lands have been
heretofore used for mining purposes, they are nov
worked out and longer mineral but must be con
sidered agricultural lands.
II has been decided by Treasury Department that
unless steamugs employed in towing vessels in aud out
Of hsrbOs provided with proper documents issued
by the General Government they become subject %
heavy penalties IN the way OF extra tOTage du.le1.
fees, &c.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
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tse 90 year OF his
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th- o~ors sftsrnoou 81 ihe spoHgsi Prrssv
tersa Church spuus-sis near Ffucs.
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fsentetk-.f, joseph X
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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late william H Tacor pf J-rsev CITY agtd 8 year.
Paners Far. March a. OcoeS IRON le sie resssae
o. Gr1Bdsi JesrT Cttg.
VAN RENSSBLAEE-At yeyeg SwiSefd Asrh I" PhHp auss
he Rv Gertissd fau Rsnsess ID D. ID
Darlington. NeE 3-rs-Y. d ibe 5h % as
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Fuaay afternoon y 0cOrk.
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Federal APPOINTMENTS.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

lGENEBAL ftbsh DlhfAlNhi
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The President sent
TO the Senate. to-day, the following nominations;
posimasters-A E. Blount, Cleveland, Tenn; 4. g..
sharp. Chattanooga. Tenn Mrs Julia G. Wooliord.
Jackson Tenn; John ID LsWs' Fn,as6; tenh SaoS
Penn Frank b. Stewart Altoona, Penn, William r.
stas hs ca aanOye Arthur Downs wysndote Kan
sas; simon MOtz, Hays City, Kansas; Fred.
l. Richter Council Grove Kansas r, X a; NoseieY.
Henry Boyd White Plains. N. Y; NJ b. Baldwin, Elgin
art art Marenso m samuel W Price, Lexington Ky;
benjamin L. winans. Newport, Ky; b. H. CrapsteT'
Hilpn lebanon XIV; John j. Karnew, Fort Wayne.
Ind; John b. Tyre, Wabash, Ind. II. NJ. Redington'
Clark, Newark, Ohio; Henry Stevenson, Greeuvile'
NAVAL CADETS AT LARGE.
The President has designated for appointment as
Cadet Midsbiumen at large
Marion A. vlnton OF Connecticut son OF the late Col
D. H. ViniOn, U. = A. Frank Crockey of Iowa, son oi
formerly OF Des Moines Iowa Philip IAnsGale son oi
Medical Inspector II. Lansdaie, u :. 2; Horace 4.
Grniih, District Of Columbia, step-sOn OF Franklin A
sffatton formerly Brevet BrlgaderGenera OF Noun-
teers Alexander MadswOrth OF Massachusetts,, grand
Lawrence r. Braine of Commodore ID. l. Braine. L.
5. n; William Canneld. District OF Columbia ana Cor
Delius c. Fouke, california.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The Senate IN executive session, today confirmed
the following nominations
Postmaslers-J. W. Harris OF Loekhaven, Penn; John
J. smith at Orove Cal. saslH Crunz at Helena, Mon
tana Hector :. Humphrey at Vandalia, H. Joseph
shuitz Galena H. James Cunningham at Geniralla,
III: Geo A. HObbs al Genesee, H.. VIM. III. Holloway
at indianapolis, Ind; VIM ". Denny al Nincennes, IND;
Alvin RaIney Crawfordsvtlle, Ind; H. sageblN at
Kenion Ohi6; 2. X. Blair at Huntngton, Penn; John
swartnOut at Columbus, Wis; John w. Williams al
Neenab Wis; l.. ". Keyes az Madison. Wis; j. T. MoaE
al WaicrtOwn. Wis; Il. T. Wyne at Plattye, WIS., Jas
Coleman at Fond du Lac, Wis. W. = Bakeley az June
ton city Kansas; Z g. Pierce ~ Portsmouth, y. IL; T.
II Jeuungk al sag HArbOT " Y, T.. ID. Fisher at Jack
son Miss: Jason Rndc AZ WeedspOrt, ~ y; b. 4. Bon
uey al Hamilton y. a.. Geo W. Cutler at Hon. n \;
John W Barrens Port Byron n u; Wales Tyler IT,
az Palmyra, y. Y a.,
Heceirsrs O( Public HOHeyS-P. A. ChalfOnt az Inde
neudence. Cal: Amos steck az Denver, Col.
Registers Of Land ODioes-MOrgan Bates at Traverse
Clty Mich; Lewis Dugal at Denver Col.
Collectors Of CHsfOBis-John G. stroeyer for the Dis
trict OF Minnesota j. = Hanover az Fairfield, Conn
Calbert Caldwell al Paso Del Norte, Texas Thomas A
Cummings for Montana and Idaho.
Tniifd Sfates Afi0yHeys-Buford Wilson for the south
ern Dstict Of Illinois, Joseph .. Glover for the North
ern District OF Illinois
Tafied Sfafes rskais-Carles 6. Hamilton for the
Fasrn District Of Wisconsin, Robert NJ Dot gns Tor tht
Eastern District OF North Carolina; stephen b. Packard
I for Louisiana. e.,
lnse1ILaHe0Hf-W William l.. Scruggs Of Georgia 20 DE
MIlsier resideut 10 the United States VI Seowbia y
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
WASHINGTON.
CHANGES In TIE FOREIGN MISSIONS.

CHANGES IN THE FOREIGN MISSIONS.
RUMORs THAT SECRETARY robson WILL Sue
CEED MIR. BANCR0FT-R. Y. BEALR TO BE
SECRETARY OF THR NATIVITY THE PREsI-
DENT VISITS PHILADELPHIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSE.l
WASHINGTON. March l3.-The report in circulation
here this evening TO the effect that the President
visit to Philadelphia at this time has reference
to a change in the Cabinet, finds many believers,
especially it is coupled with the announcement
that Secretary Robeson is to supersede Mr. Bancroft
assured each member of the Cabinet that it was his
wish and desire that they should all continue in
their present positions. and be hoped none would
resign It is equally well known that the President
has determined to make many changes in the lead
ing foreign missions having more especially selected
Mr. Bancroft, now at Berlin. and Mr.. john Jay at
Vienna as those whose services should be dispensed
with under the new Administration.
These gentlemen have already had intimation
of this fact and Minister Bancroft, if he has not
already resigned. viii do so soon and return bome
but Mr. Jay. IN the language of a high official
doesn't seem to be IN a resigning mood. The fact
that Mr. Bancroft is coming home furnishes addi-
tonal ground for creditng the report that Mr. Robe
son If to succeed him. and that the President viii
appoint a new man as Secretary of the Navy
Whether he has gone to Philadelphia ON this busi-
ness or not no member of the Cabinet knows.
liz il stated in The Star this evening that Edmund
F. Beale is reported 20 be- the gentleman under con-
sideration for the SecretaTyship of the Navy, aud
that the President has gone to the Quaker City TO
consult with leading party men on the subject; (;
while Others who pretend 10 know something OF
the Presidents plans say that he has gone only to
ful6ll some social engagements made some time ago
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
YENT1ON
A CONFLICT IN NEVADA

VIRGINIA CITY, March 1S.-Among the last
acts Of the lately adjourned Legislature was one detach
ing the Office Of Warden of the State Prison from that Of
IAeutenant-Goyernor one Official havnt heretofore ex
ercsed both functions. Gov. Bradley and the Board OF
Prison Commissioners to-day attempted 10 install the new
Warden, and were refused admitance 10 the pson by
Lieut. GOV Denver who ordered the guards 10 fire upon
Gov Bradeys party II they persisted in their attempts
70 get in possession. The Governor has ordered Gen
Van Bokelen, with one hedpiece, and go militia from
Virginia city TO report the State Prison Tomorrow
morning 70 enforce the law.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
A SHERIFF KILLS rDEsPERArE AssALAYT

LOUISVILLE, March BIN New Albany, Ind,
Yesterday Alonzo James. engineer the Louisville.
New-Arany ani Chicago Railroad. while his brother
Matthew was under arrest magistrates Office for
shooting n man started telling Matthew 20 follow
him City Marshal John Switzerland laid his hand on
Matthew'S and told him not % go a. he was under
arrest when Alonzo Southersnd the face and
followed up the blow with fifteen others South
erlaud warded OF well he could, and telling
James 70 stop be would shoot 5Outherand al length
drew revolver and James In the left breast, nut the
wounded man continued strike him knocking bm into
arae wOOi-DOx IN the Switzerland then placed
revolver to James head and warned him again 10 stop
but the warning unheeded. and SOutheraDd 1red,
killing lanes instantly SOutheriaDd then himself
IN but no one would make affidavit against hun and
he was released.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
MIRtH WEA FHE4.
THE fcy GORGE Ar PORT DEPOSIT.

THE fCE GORGE Ar PORT DEPOSIT.
PHILADELPHIA. March IA dispatch from
Port Deposit dated noon. reports that the river has
risen foot within two hours. Portions Of the Zoe gorge
have moved down. sling up the channels made IA The
lee aud giving a thresieuing look 70 Affairs.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DRPARrHESr,
OFFICE OF FaE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON ID c. FRIDAY, March a.. 1871 .. m.
S1uopss me DdsS f0,nty-f,nr hour
The barometer has risen since W eduesday
night throughout tue Atlantic and Gulf States and =
highest in Georgia. Southwest winds ind party
cloudy weather prevail IN the Middle states .
Light winds and clear weather on the 5onth Alldni'o
and Eastern Gulf States: sOuiheastcTly winds ana clear
weather from the sOufh-Wcst 10 the ONO NtNeys the
temperature has risen especially IN the Middle states
aud flen with falling barometer IN the Norm neoh
Probabilities.
FOr Friday in the North West, falling barometer. rising
Temperature and sOut-westerly wtnda kor the upper
lakes aud ONO Valley falling barometer, eastery winds
ana increasing clOudiness.
For tho Southern states light southern winds snd
partly cloudy weather. For The Middle tud Eastern
States. southerly winds and partly cOuGy EessheE wth
rising temperature.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
WOODS MUsEUM-THE DEVILS CRAG.

a good actor appeared at Woods Museum,
last Monday. Mr. James J. Bartlett who came here
from Australia made his first appearance in this theaer
IN a three-act drama called "The Devils Crag." The
piece IL Of the order but better than most
Of class Mr.. Bartlett persOnsted It's hero, low
comedy character, and elected the emphatic applause
OF a crowded house He seems actor capable Of bet
ter things than this but this acceptable TO the pOpu
lace and therefore Il Is given Mr.. W. Keene, actor
OF much fire and vigor. remarkably successful In
the juvenile character Of The Devils Crag." Mr.. J. j.
Bartlett it may be remembered, lately acted at Booths
Theater as Couaiinas il The Fall Of Tarquin" when
Nj Booth personaied LHeiW BrRfHs.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
BATEST SHIP NEWS.
ror Other Ship Eelrs see rhird Page.
AnRIKEn

For ofie, Ship Eeirs see rhird Page.
ARRIVED.
g,..-,1, We.Dhsa ~ CD sehrcnsen Hsmbarg Feb. 6
H. Mach v-tan and 20 kunhsrdt 4 Go.
E.shy Br Lse HAyre 7lh and HahfaK
March B. -Ith mis> aut pAss 70 PEABODY WINS 20
steamship ChiesOa. Berry Charleston rh mise ina Psss 70
HsnrY r. Nossn X 20. -,
steamship Bell Bakemfn henmoad CITY Poa sad NoHo
nth MS. and 20 Od DOMINION nt~-mshp 20
steamship ReyuOr frscnsu PIslepns sh aase A9l pass y"
Isorlari steamship Ca . ,-.-..
iB-fl Pl,ssentn Iagsnfog Oc ~ aaa
l3t4. -ta sOoL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rs-or tArYe Orpheus from scurahss bark horacs
B-as IRON Mes.nA
PToyoESCE l. March t3Ths seinshi9 Gulf stream srVei
ths evening from Ph hsicphis 70 - boarz
CHARIKsrON c. March AruTrd bark Tlh~f RON LiTerpoo
sehf Daley New YORK sled steamship south Grohas
r Ec York Wara,A of Bell River c. Witea daEsi of
Mosquito Inlet Fla
Wyoming FROM Pslilepha sP elizabeth hn,sn iroa
Havrs Plata f0a Bueaos Ayres rtf h. D. Iosa
@ wsTmaa aih Carsd bafts EsperoIi iof Bse,oo, y
Paa Moneyico Sa-d Oen btrues of he~-ies
,aaf. Eila Bruva. COR Porto Rico
FOREIGN PORTS.
N,rfttx March AacBsr steamship ltas Gg rom
PED q for GasEov arrived a. tts TO-DAY
vHKPoDL ig-AnlVr Bes.o Cros5 oAfasaAa
Teb lJ yark iciie lrDu N-sOrirsas FEB T.
wHALERs.
Capt Potter Il bsrt Abbiu Barker o. N,F Bsifoti
Mo3gsuu Jaa J. yA b1a Oh a. 'oi oaal 'a
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
PRESIDENT GRANTS VISIT 10 PHILABELPHIA

PRESIDENT GRANTS VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March 14.-President Grant
arrived here to-day He the guest OF the Hon. A.
T. Borie Tonight there banquet given In ms
honor at the Union League House by the Hon wayne
Mcveigh, 81 which several distinguished gentlemen OF
th city were present The evening was spent In social
eonversation until l a m., when the president WIN
drew hour later took the tram ior washington
There was no speech-nakng at the banquet Ihe uhF
verss here among the knowing ones is that
notwithstanding the announce that the vsit was OF
purely social and private nature. that the Esll means
the selection Of Pennsy for the position oi Dec
rataFy VI the hayY.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
CATTLE MARKETS.

Cmc.so n,rch da prees es~es oo. ao' sao..o
sales %. r . choice steers Al - 81 % aI'eh
e. S41sl let. shipments. iyie ... -
LIVE snd Sc higher ree@ipts 'o pre' sss
s- u lOt shipments
BAIruoEE Msrb 10srrLE u sna qasrtef lower yer, pest
- l,v g. ETic that generally First Quhty. StGhe
Maun 1r Good Quaury rs; receipts Iss head As' io
lad ,-..,---. = =, -0-i. -...,,.
TO- 40 head -. -, s,,. ,.-.
-ari .saieDcy al rTtes receipts, ss' head
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

pexty in the present coalition Of public moraS Is by
hammering away 81 woe in the abstract ana avoiding
all censure OF vicious men. Woe has no frienns' anu
everybody therefore willing 70 attack ~ put vicious
man ia always surrounded by friends. who would nos
WITHDRAW their confidence from him II they saw Em
riding on a brOOmstick in the air In company WIN
hlaok yOaf
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
ALLEGED HEAVY FoRGERrEs IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. March 13.-Col Theodore Tyrer
weu-Snowu citizen. heretofore bearing the most un-
bemished reputation, and member Of the dsn OF Root
K rrrer druggists. has been arrested and committed 70
ail charged with torgeres to the amount Of $4,000
several Of the leading banks here have been yictimzed
Tr-er her ares lts innocence.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
YEW-EYGLAYD POLITICS.
THE NEw-HAMPsHRE ELECTIOS-THE REPUB-
LICANs CLAIM TWO CONGRESsMEN - GOV.
STRAW's MAJORITY

THE Ew-HAMPsHIRE ELECrlOS-rHE REPUB-
LIcANs CLAIM TWO COSGREssMEN - GOV.
sTRAw's MAJORITY.
CONCORD, March 13.-The latest footing up
Of the Congress the LIST District gives Small Re
publican for Congress between 200 and Sco majority
The other districts are Democratic. suRw's majority
for Governor win De between 500 and 400
MANCHESTER March l3.--LeadiRg Republicans here
this evening claim the election OF Austin +. Pike Re
publican for Congress in the lid District, over s. n
Bell Democrat II is conceded both sides that the
vote is very close and may require the official count
TO determine result The Democrats however claim
Bells reelection by small majority. The latest foot
ngs from all the towns elect Pike. Republican.
by II plurality. The vote stands: Pike 1874; Bell.
lO.777; scattering. 173.
THE RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN STATE CON
vENTlOE.
PROVIDENCE, March 13. - The Republican
State Convention met O'Clock morning, at the
state House IN tins city Gen c. c. Van zsndt was
elected President The first informal ballot for Gov
ernor stood as follows The whole number Of votes cast
was ils OF which Henry Howard received Al; Henry
Ipptt &c. George II. COrss 20 Seth Padleford o. scat
tering r On the second formal ballot Henry Howard
OF Coventry was nominated for Governor receiving 6s
votes out Of ll3 Charles G. Van zindt OF Newport
nominated for The Convention re-
nominated Joshua NJ Alderman for Secretary Of state.
willard sayles for Attorney and Samuel Clark
for General Treasurer. No resolutions were passed
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
rrrEnRApurc NnTEa

Developments II the Falls City Tobacco Bank
rb5-rr Louisville h autnae % increase Ihs |ss "hsa as
u,E sst.matei si)0J'0.
800. William B. Todd the largest property holder
IN D-ct suddenly yesterday ms residence
Wt,lagf a. o De Did and estmsble 0ten
Nj Kodama. native japanese, who studied
sct 10 Deacon orders o. toe binoie
ussais g De Si
10 Jap.a.
VIM Garnham age 65. a leather-dresser from
aukn committee Philadelphia yesterday, By 1ktg
arsenic fell upou ame aee aud cut deep gasn
h- back II bis then he hss appeared lesooaien at ee
lai % T. sgciis attributed
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

ard. W 4 snyder. J. Quirk Mrs Carter, Mrs Mayer.
and r. GerreI The fire supposed 10 have originated
from defective heaters The property partly insured
Four persons slightly injured by tie falling OF
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

WuxSGr0- March l3SpIuts rupenthe dlii no sses -
Crude Tarpe - Tor
aa .si ,, Yellow Dp AMI yirga Tar quiet At 81 Is
Nry-ORrrANs March l1-Pork quiet At Tic. Bacon trner
Shuasrs M C7-r Rib Sides 9,e Clear sde lOe Hans 81 1870
Tri i'm Tsroe 8iI9 9f Other articles unrasnge1 tx
sa,ay,-sraz t4i sswTorE sight tsi premium dod li't
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
THE DRAMA.

UNION SQUARE THEATER-A BUSINESS WOMAN
Last night, at the Union Square Theater.
was presented for the first time upon the stage, play
by Miss Olive Logan. entitled :" Business Woman It
was offered IN and il introduced sixteen
persons. Its the city Of New-fork. III the
present day II received with respectful attention
and occasional applause by a large assembage-the
pretty and cheerful theater being full in every part 1t
is quiet piece, and that may be said to mar good
tale in the telling of IT. The father OF the
heroine Of Miss LOgans play Is an amiable
old gentleman, devoted to ohimercal Inventions ana
this heroine is called " business woman" because she
strives 10 save wOoAgatheng father from ruin and
distress and very nearly makes shpwreok OF her heart
in doing it, This idea treated by Mr.. Bouci-
oaut in his play Ee" and il may be found in other
and earlier works Miss Logan has emOeished II with
some good writing and dramatic treatment in the last
two acts Of her drama of Business Woman; :; but in
general she Overisid the dramatic substance with
excess Of words and may be added that she has not
been happy in the minor tTappings Of comieality.
The the piece is laHgud TIL the fourth act
The action halts The divisions OF the work seem made
with reference time rather than enforoed-as they
should be-by dramatic necessity. The persons meander
in and trioke out obvious reason, aud there is
prodigious delay in coming TO Hecuba On the other
hand, there delicate analysis of character in
part Of the play and there IS deep sympathy with the
ideal of fial and pEternal love. and touching sug'
gestiOn of the beauty Of seiisRcriuoe IA Its behalf
There are bright lines, also, IN the text, and two
OF three neat dramatic expedients-ike that OF the
tossing of the gOve-dye emphasis to dramatic points
To look at the piece proper sense representa-
tive of American society, would be misuse OF time II
deals almost exclusively with superficial detas-not
grasping deeper emotion and significance OF conduct
Il was set upon the stage gay bright and pleasing
dress Miss Emily Mestayer pleased everybody by the
natural homey sincerity her performance of an un-
educated plain good American woman. This we regard
as the best character the piece. Miss Gnswold was
rather wooden during the first three acts the business
woman, but passionate and woman-iike ana also
artistic in the substantial scenes toward the CON
elusiOn. Mr. Mackay portrayed the sweettempered od
delEded enthusiast with truth aud in fine vein OF Skill
Mr. Lamb infused low comedy into the performance and
raised many 4 laugh but, the most OF the talk ana
business allotted hlm IS exiraneous. and the dis
robing in act second, is unrefued and trivial great
deal OF cutting will probably be done 10 Business
Woman" and slashing may therefore be spared IL
would please record true success for the drama
but that is not possible. IL good as Saratoga"
and it better than Diamonds" both Of which nave
found admirers but it Is not good enough to be hailed
as the American Comedy The east Of parts IS appended
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
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