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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

$4,000 WORTH OF DRAFTS STOLEN PROM
THE MAILs.-The mails from st. Louis 10 the
east have been robbed several times during the
past two months. Fifty thousand dollars worth
OF drafts sent from ST. Louis by the Third Ma
uonal Bank to the National Bank of Commerce
of New York January 81 failed to reach their
destination, but have not since been presented
The mails ot the l4th and 18th OF February were
also robbed, and few days ago informa ton
came from Buffalo that a draft for Si500a.
issued by the bank in st. Louis, i'm favor of j.
I. Ayres x Co., of New York, had been pre-
sented by an express company in Buffalo, with
the name of the firm forged. The forgery was
not discovered till after the draft uad peen paid
Upon receipt of this information. Gen. Smith.
postmaster, Immediately commenced an inyes-
ngation, and sscertaiped that the mail of ,Janu-
any 3lst did not 60 through, and that the mall
box was robbed of several letters, apparently
between st. Louis and indianapolis. There i
no clue yet TO the robbers, but a special post
offce detective Is working up the matter
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From Phtladelphfa

1T. PATRICk'~ DAN.
PHILADELPHIA, March lT.-St. PatriCk's AZ
Is being celebrated with unusual unanimity hy
the Irish societies and citizens. Large cr5v,.s
are focking into Broad street A. particulars OF
spectators. Ten Thousand will be i'm the pro-
cession.
lSecond Dispatch
PHIIADEIPHIA, March 1.-THE parable q
the largest ever witnessed here in celebration
of St Patrick's day. The Temperance division
IL very large. prOfusion OF banners aud Il 3 -
are carried by the different societies.
THE FLOODS IN THE sUsYU EHANNA.
A dispatch from Chiekies, Pa. SAVE. The
Ice in the Susquehanna moved last night. nd
the channel II open there. At Columbia the
the river has fallen four feet. and the Penn syl-
wanna railroad tracks are all clear. The canal
is considerably damaged by the fiOod between
there and Chickies."
AT Port Deposit the river Is rising hut no
alarm Ii felt, as channels are open from Waters
Island TO the head OF the gorge at Rock Run
A rise of two or three feet would carry the zee
the bottom.
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A kEEosENE HORROR Mother apa .S1s
Burned 10 Death, and the Father Manned for l. fe
IN the townshipof Cascade, Kent county, Mica d.
last Monday night, Mrs. nj. q. Smith was Sit
ting up doing some work, her husband and sou
having gone TO bed, when a kerosene lamp ex-
p'oded, envelcping the unfortunate woman i'm
namt With shrek of terror she awakened
her husband and rushed ont of the house. fol-
lowed by her husband. Mr.. Smith, with his
hands and snow endeavored to extingush the
hames, but did not succeed until the clothing of
his wife was burned completely OF, and her
oody 20 badly burned that She cannot live Mr.
Smith was so badly burned that he will be a
Grippe LOT lie, and it feared totally blind.
While this heartrending scene was going on ont
side. the boy. a lad about II years old ami he
house were forgotten. The burning oil set The
house on fire. and 1t and the sleeping boy y ere
consumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

THE GATLlNG Gun is an instrument of de-
sTucton well known to the world. and has
been in use i'm the United States army at inter-
Vas lor more tian ten years past In the army
appropriation bill, which recently passed con-
gress, provision was made for the use of these
guns OF light weight and small calibre on the
plains, and of Others of heavier weight and cal
ibre fcr experimental and test purposes a. nank
deiences for Notifications and other defensive
Posltions In Europe this weapon il adopted
by England. Russia, Egypt and Turkey Sol
diers OF the late war viii remember this famous
.cohee mil" gun. of which the French mitrail-
leuse is little else than a copy
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THREE DOLLARS FOR CHOKING AN Actress.
One OF the ''star actresses" I'm the great tenn
perance combination" performing here this
week made complaint before Squire knapp
against the stage manager for choking her.
That august authority arrested, and the
fact established that he had sttempted to make
the star" twinkle according 90 his ideas OF art
by catching her 10y the throat at rehearsal. The
that kind Of moral suaslon. "a pretfv town
this ID, wrathfully spoke the historic female,
TO price woman's choking at So" II seems
little cheap, but IL may be mentioned IN m.ti-
CATION OF tue squire's judgement, that n had
seen the troupe perform on Saturday night. and
could probably estimate the damage from shut
tlng on the noise better than outsiders could
WarsdD Nee Forlsr. March I3l.
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Fires.

MnwAUKIE, March 1.-The Mann Brotler' y
manufacturing company's works at the Two
Rivers, was destroyed 10y fire last wcdues law
right. The loss In $4,000.
OGDENsBURe, y. V, March IA fire here
yesterday destroyed buildings extending from
Ford TO Water streets and from Catharine street
TO the liver. The principal sufferers are J "a.
Morgan, w, u. Allan & Sons. Kellogg & Co..
paper, sash, and blind mandatory, and DAVIS
Photograph rooms. Loss $50 ,eeo; probable in-
surance, sb 9.OOo.
NoERIsTowN, Pa, March 1.-THE old Ca;h-
Ollie Church and ten other buildings are rOu
on fire.
GSecond Dispatch
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, March 1.-The ere g
now under control, but the wind is still blow .ng
gale. The Catholic church and eleven bu.ld-
ings were entirely destroyed. Loss $50 ,0o9.
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New lork N0ses.

ANOTHER N. {. DKCLINEs To TAKE THE ~
NV YoRk. Nnrsh i4DIThe Hon. Clarke
y. Potter declines 20 receive the increased -.
as a member of tie Forty second Congress. H. a
letter TO The sergeAnt-st-Arms OF the HOUSE
Ihk CCBAN tNTI-sLAvERy COMMITTEE
OF this city has published an address review
the spanish question. and express the he
that the Spanish government rs not acting q
peal Is made FOR the recognition OF the be- 10
ency OF Cuba.
rosrrAsTrR IoNES.
of this city. saws that his resignation j. me- d. a,
TO political causes, a. he MAS in perfect 4. ca
with the President, but arose from a d. - ID,
be free from the responsibility 90 which I.- -
subjected by defslcations among suhori i.. g.
THE PROJECTED LABOR STRIKES.
The United Order OF American Cam
and ANA gamated Union are quite So. .s--t,
that the BricklsyerS' Association como -'r..,.
whom they are 10 meet to- morrow. will Il .r..t
the eieht-hour system, anu that there s- 20
trouble this year with the men OF thar '.ll..-..
COUNTERFEIT RAILROAD sroC
IL was vaguely rumorcd on SATURDAY. -..af' ~
that counterfeit stock Of the Toledo igaba.i
and Western rosd and OF the Pittshars at
Fort Wayne road had been negotiated a W.
street, and that three or four firms We 81 ,-
tlmizcd, including the Continental Rark arf
the house OF kohn, l.cof a. co. III .i.t8
are expected to-day. 10 IL stated, how, sr fi.a-
$50 .00O
STEAMERS OVERDUE.
Some hfteen steamers are now Owe er here
" . T.
ielt for any Of them except the Ma a.-. .foIi
Bermuda.
ST. PATRICks DAY.
Elaborate preparations are being ~ lie ~
the Irish societies Tor the celebrat.,.. l -
Patrick's day. IL IL expected 10000 o.. 3. s.l
parade. The courts OF this city and :. ..tb IA
are adjourned over until o-morrow.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
II reported as being dspleased az the a-ir.ni-i.-
ment OF Gen. sharpe a. surveyor of Ma \ .r.z.
declaring that the appointment was m g. ui-l.-
out the knowledge on advice OF the comm -- I'd,
OF three, consisting OF himself, jackson >l..i f.
and Collector Arthur. to designate a SIR. .-.
Mr.. Curtis has recovered from his illness
THE IRISH SOCIETIES
and citizens are fiocking into the city 20 i
ncipate In the ST Pauicks day cercm.. -.
IL u computed that there viii be fully 80.
people in the procession.
occurred this morning corner OF Elm and CaI
streets, causing loss OF about $50 1 p
losers are Fl. and G. Hoog. cutters and grlf -
ers, S6,oOo; Carl Holander x Co, furnlt ..
= coo; JohnJ McCunn. packing box manu-.
turer, $4,000; Richard Delop. carpenter sh,..
$1,000; Mi. Conn, silk winder. = 900; a. =. d.
strom, manufacturer of tortoise shell ieweil
81 LOCO. The building was owned by John ia
aud was damaged about - ,0oo. A fireman w.
struck by falling coping, and was seriously
injured.
TIE PIONEER PARTY
of the Oriental Topographic corps sailed Tor
Liverpool on SATURDAY en- route 60 Egypt. Pale
tine and Asia Minor tor scientific observations
and photographs OF all points of inter q in tie
great expedition next autumn under the per
sonal direction OF Prof. James Strong aud 80,
counsel of Profs. Upham and Conant, DT. Dur
yea and other noted scholars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

ALITrLE GIRL BURNED To DEATH-Enma
howard, a little girl eleven years of age, Who
lived with her mother at IS Scanned street,
died IN Bellevue hospital ON TUESDAY night.
Mrs. Howard, her little son and deceased went
TO sleep I'm one bed leaving q lighted candle
s s.'1 Ia match eoN standing beside tie hed.
over and set the bedclothing and the night
dress OF the little girl on fire. Before the nm
coneious people were aroused from their slum-
yer the bed Mas completely enveloped in Il alaes,
ana before ana reached them the girl ET0ms
was fatally burned. The mother and son were
net burned IN serious msnser.-y. D. Israld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

Run ON THE FREEDNEN's SAVINGS BANK
In RlCHMoND.-There was n run ON the Freed
mems Savings Bank of Richmond, Va, on
Thursday, and about So eco was drawn ont
On the LIST of March the deposits in the bank
amounted in the aggregate TO $4,000. As
soon as disposition to draw out was mani
Tested the officers of the bank teleyraphed TO
Washington, and funds TO meet ali demands
were placed TO the order OF the bank The
Richmond Dispatch of Saturday saws: "The
run subsidized yesterday. and about half the
amount drawn out was redenosifed :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

Clergyman, while residing In South America,
!or the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aud the
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured BY
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in . sealed
envelope, to any one who needs it, Free Qf Chdygs
Address, JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
mar6-y New York City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

n SADLY BRIEF HONEYMOON is metioned i'm
the Lowell newspapers. VIM. r. McNeill and
Ellen Even were married last THURSDAY, oa A
certificate obtained rom the ctv clerk, upou
the representation that the bride was eighteen
years Old, when. i'm fact, she was only fifteen
Poor Miss Ellen was arrested the same night
as "a stubborn and disobedient child" Poor
little hridei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

LoNG-LosT HUSBAND made his appearance
ance in Brunswick. n. c., the other day, AMI
with tears and Sl5 600. induced his divorced
wife TO kick her second husband down the hsck
stairs into pig-pen. The tears might Ia We
failed, but the second argument brought 9
MOOD OF love into that womans heart that she
cOull not resist
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The Use orUnusv.l we.you..


Mr.. Eyart's extraordinary bit of Technically
about the exclusion of the car-hook from the
class OF deadly weapons, }" il accepted by courts
and juries, will simply make il necessary 20 use
a cart-rung, an iron pots, a stone pitcher, Oh a
plckaN, on any aaHsudt weapon. in the work of
slaughter, TO reduce all homicides TO the second
degree. The young fellow who was hung the
other day i'm Brooklyn, for running out of
tavern and beating polceman's brains ont in
a drunken frolic with sticks and stones, had no
such pleas produced ON bis behalf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17
WASHINGTON THEATER COMIOUE.
w Eleventh street, south Pennsyivania avenue

THE BEST YET, THE GREATEST ENTER
TAINMENT IN AMERICA.
Read our lIst OF attractions attenfively FiIst We
have engaged Mr.. DANIEL D. NASH, who comes
e us be araid into a worldwide popularity. Also
Mr.. FRED. LkVANTISE, who is a gymIIast If
fame and performs his beautiful and graceful act
with the crystal pyramids alone worth the price #
admission Inc charming .'Qleen Of Serio-conlic w.
ealists" is also retained, POLLY DAILY, who will
appear in new and beautiful vocal gems Mss
CLARA MOORE, the champion lightning Change
Artist, also exhibits repertoire of new and lash
ing neveliies, Mons: ALEXANDER BLANDOW-
Ski the " Maitre de Ballet" and distinguished male
Dancer, with his greatly augmented Ballet Troupe
viii produce several new and beautiful sensational
Bale 5, Intr oducing the famed and das hing Hun
garian Dancers, the KIRALFY SISTERS. The
pleasing Soubrette and Actress, Miss JESSIE HOW
ARD, will appear; also the favorite Washin gton
Song and Dance men, the COLLYER BROTHERs-
Dan and Eddie. Then We have the popular eccerl-
trie Irish Comedian and Vocalist, Pat Rooney; he
great Banjoist, Dick Parker; the great Ethiopisn
Performer, Otto Burbank; the Versatile Actor Jas
DOUGLASS and II. jean Buckley the universal favor
lite; These, with Harry Reese, Huston Brothers,
and our entire. mammoth novelty Troupe, viii
appear in great and rare melange of fun froIic,
mirth and music. The evening entertainments 10
conclude with the rollicking Farce of the IRISH
TUTOR, embracing the entire strength Of the Com
Eany Friday,, March q, Grand Complimentary
Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nil
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALES NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN T. FORD. Proprietor and M,

w JOHN I. Ford. Proprietor and Manager
Engagement of the distinguished Society Artist
MISS AGNES ETHEL,
In the famous New Society Drama, by Vlctorien
Sardou, (tle French dranatist,) written expressly
for her, entitled
AGN les.
after continuous run ef hU nights, at the Union
Square Theater, New York.
On Wednesday, Miss EtheI's great original sue
cess,
FEOC FROC,
as acted by her nearly entire season in New York
city.
Admission rs cents Reserved seats, balcony circle
81; orchestra chairs, Sl.5o.
Seats can be secured during the hay at the cfiisa
of the new Opera House. mI7-lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

1HE END OF NOVEL DIVORCE SUIr.-In
the Sawyer divorce case, Mrs. SAWYER las
obtained an absolute divorce, with an allowance
OF so per month. The peculiarly of this case
Is, That although there was no marriage cere-
mony, the court held that the fact of the connie
nvlng together for eighteen years was sufficient
10 make them husband and wife i'm the eve of
the law. Mrs. Sawyer was a circus rider for a
number OF years, and Mr.. Sawyer Is a veteri-
nary surgeon.-N. y. S1n. 15th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

ANOTHER PEEL To WoMEN.-MisS Bowles
aged sixteen, in Boston. last week, fell down
stairs, and in doing so one of her hair pins was
driven into her head, rendering her inse nsible.
This case we enter as set of against that of lie
young lady who on falling down stairs was - v
ed from fracture by her waterfall.
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On Marriage.

Happy relief for Young Men-fr the effects Oh
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored:
Impeciments TO marriage removed. New method Of
treatment: New and remark able remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q South gh
street, Philadelphia, Penn; an institution having q
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill. dec7 & osn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

MISS SADIE WILKINSON continues to press
her suit for breach Of promise of marria re
against Brick Pomeroy. The faithless ,ns er
plead the statute of limitations but the INT t.si
States circuit court has overruled the plea. I'd
ordered the defendant to go TO trial ON The
merits OF the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

GRANDFATHER AND GBANDHILD BTRyEp
TO DEATH.-In Worth, near Chicago, on FRIDAY
morning, the house of John Simmons a farmer.
was burned. and simmons father. aged eighty,
thousand dollars secreted in the wall was slso
hnrneh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

SINGULAR INCIDENT occurred in Ban cor
school the ether day. little girl purchased a
polite OF ether for her mother, and took il " tn
her to the seminary. During the session she
passed 1t about TO her Young companions and
IN consequence of frequent whtfs, five pupls
succumbed to anethesia, and were carried
nome more or less insensjbe, while the air " a.
so Iull OF the volatile fluid that an unus;fal
drowsiness was felt by all present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

JAMES p. MILNoR, late acting solicitor ofin-
ternal revenue Of the nth Maryland district,
charged with Incorporating public moneys,
has been committed to Jail. His fermer bonds
men declined TO be further security
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

MUST APOLOGIZE OR FIGHT.-In the Por; Il
guese cOrtes Saturday, the minister Of forei gn
affairs announced that the Portuguese consul
has been instructed to demand Immediate sat-
isfaction of the Brazilian government for The
outrage to the Portuguese flag at Para.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

JOHN SAVAGE, jr., late cashier OF the .-ch-
mere National Bank of East Cambridge Mas
has been arrested on complaint of the Cl,:ted
States bank commissioner, charged with ST al
ing funds from the bank, and held in 81. pG
bail for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

The GALLows.-It Is probable that McElha-
ney, the Massachusetts, wife-murderer, will be
hanged ON the 2lst inetant-the day set for the
execution of Foster, tho "car-h0ok'' murderer.
The supreme court Of Massachusetts, has denied
McElhaney new trial, and the sentence of the
nfo executiOu. szff .sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

FATALLY SHOT IN A THEATER.-Coroner
Herman was yesterday requested by the board
OF health to hold an inquest at 50 Mulberry street
over the remains of John Mcintyre, a young
man, twenty-five years of age, who died, first
from the effects OF gun-shct wound of the
thigh, and, second, tetanus. as certified to by
Dr. Louls A. Baralt, of Center street hos I.ital.
Deceased was employed as "supe'' in the old
Bowery theater, and during the performance
on the stage few night ago he was accidently
shot, as stated, and taken TO the hospital. He
was subsequently removed TO his home apl
attended by DIR. Baralt, but AFTER death the
Meath board refused to honor the doctors Ger
tift ate.-N. Y. Hsrdd IGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

PAINFUL DEATH or BgAKKMAN-Dn
Saturday night a brakeman named John A
Houser, employed in tie yard OF the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western railroad company.
at Scranton, Pa, while engaged i'm coupling
cars caught his foot in the frog, and befors he
could eXtricate il the Erie stock car ran over
him, crushing HIS left leg and breaking his arm
In two places. He died at 10 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

PRoBABILITY OF GLApsroNE's RETURN To
PowxR.-lt seems possible that the '.crisis"
occasioned by the pro6ered resignation of G lad
stone as Prime Minister Of England will prove
to be q "tempest in teapot" The probability
now 10 that Gladstone, who has had another in
terview with the Queen, viii return to power
with the Cabinet unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

AN INDIANA WOMAN is angry because her
husband took her very best sheet to hang ili,u-
self when there was An old cloth es-line i'm the
cellar which was good enough for the pur,n,se
She says he always was extrayagant. and 100
lazy to 60 into the cellar for an ANYTHING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

GEN. CROOK AS AN INDIAN PActrtc.ro,
Adyices from Arizona state that Gen Crook ia
at Camp Mcdowell with his entire Command of
twelve companies. His policy towards hostile
Indians gives great satisfaction in Arizona. He
has issued rule that every pache Indian Al
the military post must answer roll-c Ali ever
day. Nothing Is vet known concerning the
future movements OF troops in Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

new treaty between France and Germauv. uro-
viding fer the evacuation Of the French prov.
inces, was signed at Berlin Saturday. The
Sefman FORCES are to evacuate all the places
they now hold in France by the ist Of july.
with the exception Of Nerdun and vicinity. from
which they are to withdraw on the 5th Of SEN
tember. - ~% SeP-
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s45J 9o9 o6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

Dsfeated--The Spanish eoyerumsnf In. -.
ceived dispatch announcing that 80. 600 Car
Lists, concentrated q Vera. had been routed pv
~ 1SI0.s. AFTER q senguinary battle,
sought refuge in the village we're badly received.
General Nouvilias 10 actively pressing forward
the campaign in the north.
CeLeSEL ARRESTED FOR RoBBERY.-
SoIonel Daniel Meyer, an oficer Of the New
fMk ctate Volunteers during the rebellion,
Was caught in the act Of robbing the Erie raii,
way freight cars In Buffalo SATURDAY morning
On visiting his pris ate residence several thou
sand doliais' worth of property was identi1ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

A HAHovERIAN BAKER lately enectually re-
ieved his Wife's sufierines from Rheumatism by
placing her in his oven fOs m hour or two, and
her unaprreciatfve relatives have had him ar
rested for s.homicisie by careiesness."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

INGENIOUS RAsCALITY-NcttoRaI Bank Nofss
Tkot Hare Been ''NdTToiCed."-There are a
great number Of national bank notes i'm circu-
iation which, although genuine enough as far
a. they go, do not really represent their face
value, because they have been narrowed bv
cutting strips, lengthwise, from some part 81
the notes. At the various banks numbers OF
them are met with every day, and refused a.
Acknowledgements of their full value. The notes
most commonly operated upon arc those OF the
denomination of s.. The mode of procedure is
TO cut number of notes in such divisions as
viii insure ten "made up" notes ont of nine
that have been cut. The cutting is performed
with such nicely that the Joining of the edges
Is Almost lmpereeptible. These cut notes can
be easily detected by the least oI,servant per
son, for they are much narrow, Y than those that
are whole. The carelessnesS of f. ades-people
however, has encouraged the production OF
these notes, and nothing but sharp examina-
ton OF money received, and the rejection OF the
KIND OF bills alluded TO, will stop this business
OF tamPeTing with the currency.-Pail iag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

The FAKIR OF AVA, was arrested in Bufflio.
n. T., last week by the police authorities Tor a
violation Of the anti-lottery law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-17

CAPT. JACK WANTS ANOTHER TAIx Col
Riddle with n company, 18th cavalry. came
upon party Of Modocs recently and Captured
thiIty-dve horses. The colonel would have
negotiations. A new peace commis.io, has
been formed, composed Of Gen. Candy, Messrs.
Meacham, Roseburgh and O'Denal. Captain
Jack, 1t Is said, wants another talk.