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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06

At about eleven O'Clock to-day Mr.. James II.
BresIin received from Hugh J. DENIM, Of the Stur.
tevsnt House, the following despatch:L
NEW Yosx, June 8, 1873.
j. II. BRxsLIN .a tf .ist-tf ee ETG.
Mansfield T. walworth was shot three times and killed
In his at the Sturtevant House this morning at
O'clock by his son Frank. HUGH.
At one P. n the following despatch, In answer
to an inquiry as to the truth OF the report and con-
nrming the above, was received
B. r. JupsoN ~
Yes He shot him dead In his Prank 81 room this morn.
ing He fred three shots Frank has given himself up.
r4t II. J. DENIM.
The report OF the shooting spread like wildfire.
crowd gathered about the telegraph ofYlces, and
excited comments were made on the AFFAIR. The
-Reya vas cORyeye9 texEk WalWeuh hy Qenesal
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GEORGETOWN.

A MAN KILLED By VICIOUS MULE.-About
III O'Clock yesterday morning, one OF the in
mates OF the Georgetown almshouse, simple
and harmless man, named Aleck Grumbeli-
well known to most of the citizens here-was
attacked by a mule in the stable OF that insti
tuition, and kicked to death. The unfortunate
man, whose business il was to feed the horses
duty when he was soon afterwards found laying
IN the stable with the mule stamping on him ana
KICKING him. He was at once pulled from under
tke animal and taken to the asylum, when Drs.
APpleby and Porter found that the bones in his
lett side were terribly crushed, and his left arm
dreadfully lacerated by the animals teeth.
The poor fellow died in about one hour after
wards.
THE GRAND CONCERT By the children of the
Georgetown schools at Forrest Hall, tomorrow
evening, promises to be one OF the most pleas
ant entertainments Of the kind ever given in
this place.
DRowNKD.-Saturday afternoon q boy named
JOS; Crumbaugh, son of Conrad Crumbaugh,
while catching drift wood near the Little Falls,
was drowned in an eddy below the falls. Up to
noon to-day his body had not been recovered on
account of the high water.
RIVER NEws.-There is considerable freshet
In the Potomac river, but no damage has been
reported to either the canal or other property.
IL Is thought the water was at its highest last
evening. In consequence of the high water,
there were no receipts of fish to-day. The
steamer George II. Stout arrived to-day from
chandlse, and the steamer New York cleared
for Philadelphia, with a full cargo, including
400 barrels of -four for New York via canal.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were no arrivals of
grain to-day. The sale of 500 bushels wheat
from store was reported this morning at Sl.9I.
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On Saturday last, absut 2 D. m, a Young
man, with pepper ard salt suit, his pants
nan covering pair OF cow-hde boots { No i0's,)
came Struggling from the Office of the clerk of
the court with a marriage license in one hand
and the stump Of Wheeling stogey las they
call tie homemade cigars south of the Poto-
macl In the other. He Inquired of a by ISLANDER:
Ian you tell me, mister, whar can find a
preacher?" The writer escorted him to the
door OF the study OF Rev. DIR. Tiffany, of the M.
T. Church, where a tall. brindie blonde, with
and consultation held as to WHO should storm
the study door; finally, the to-te bride, who, by
the way. was dressed in a large striped white
and black calico, with panier of the latest news
from the lava beds, made 2 successful effort
and all were soon in the presence Of the doctor
who took in at glance their desire to be Joined
and going through the formula, 9. YOU William
H, do take" &c, and " You Sarah -"
&C., and " May God bless" &C., the ceremony
was over in a few minutes, and the two went
down Az street. Crossing over the avenue to
the south side, they went on down to the Cap
itol grounds, where the following conversation
was overheard -" Well. Sallie, how much did
II cost? THAT'S for me to know and you to
ma out" 'But, Sallie, "NO butts about
IT. I've heard enough, and we'd have been mar
ried long ago If it hadn't have been for your
eonsarne,! fOolishness." As the writer was in
pretty close proximity to the speakers, he
thought he'd better slope" when the groom
remarked, " Sail, don't talk so loud there's the
same man We asked for the preacher. and he's
got a lead pencil in his hand l wonder ii he
amt detective 2" and then they ali three
climbed the steps toward the Capitol. They
claimed to hail from Alexandria, Va. Was it a
runaway match?
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ALE KAN RIA.

JACKSON, THE WIFE MURDERER.-William
jackson, the cOlored man now in Jail convicted
OF the murder of his wife, and whose applica-
uoh Tor new trial was refused by the court of
appeals, will be resentenced at the Nav term
OF the circuit court for this county, which, as
the 10th inst. jackson still protests his inno-
cense, but says he is prepared to die and is sure
of a seat i'm Heaven
SPECIAL TAX STAMPs-Under the new sys-
tenn of internal revenue laws now in operation
Mr.. T.. T.. White. the collector for this district
has already granted licenses to sell tobacco and
cigars to $50 persons and firms, and 175 licenses
TO sell liquors, issuing for that purpose the new
special tax stamps-the sum realized from
which was over SIX thousand dollars.-Gasette,
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT, Jude Ol,n.-On Saturday,
he VIII OF Maria Porter, Of Georgetown, beuueath
ing her estate to her brother, was filed q III r
White quaihed as executor OF the estate Of Victor
Hannot: NJ. j. Laughlin was app Diuted admins
traitor OF the estate Of Jane Laugnin, and Michaol
Mahaney on estate If John Mahaney The will on
Robert Foster, begueathing all his estate to hi
daughter, was filed.
POLICE COURT, JUICE SasH.-To-day Freder.
nk StelnZlng, assault and battery Thomas Il
PANT So and costs George W. Thomas and Thorua.
Washington, charged with engaging in an sffray
IS each. Michael WEIGH, assault on FLOYD Hon,
kins: Judgm, mt suspended. Henry Williams assault
and battery on John Tsbb; SD aud costs. Minnie
LangdoD, charged with being vagrant and public
prostitute. without visible means OF support. work
house 70 days. William ii. Duffy. charged with
throwing bricks and other missiles In tba street
This was cart VI the ARRAY at the cerner Of q mn
nth street Martin Vsichisl On Saturday evening
dismissed. Martin WEIGH, same charge continued
Marshall Brown, scayenger, charged with neglect
having lived pay therefor. Brown stated that he
lid moi receive pay Either did he receive order
to DO the work hut re Re money vas co,,-c.,.. on
Of his former employees, who had been discharged
some time ago, and had since been defrandng him
Brown was thereupon discharged, and a warrant
issued for the arrest of the offender.
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THE Two NEW PLANETs.-The new planet,
whose existence seems now to be placed beyond
doubt, VIII bear the nams of Vulcan, after
Venus lll.favor6d husband. Its orbit lies
within that of Mercury, and its revolution
about the sun is accomplished in thirty-four
days and some hours. Prof KirkwoOd an
nounces an intra- Mercurial planet, with an
orbit of less than Il days. Think of a wear that
short. EVERYDAY can be his own Methnselah
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REsPEC1 TO THR MES0RY oF CR.EF JUSTICE
CHAsE-A meeting OF the Jaw department of
Howard University was held yesterday, and
resolutions OF respect TO the memory OF the late
Chief Justice Chase were adopted. ApprO-
pirate addresses were delivered by Prof Lang
ston. Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. y. -. Adams. Mr.. j. L.
Settle, Mr.. ID. A. StTaker, DIR. j. ID. Harris,
and others.
The Ohio Association held a meeting Sat
urday evening and passed appropriate res0-
buttons in memory OF the deceased. and the
association also determined 10 attend the fIne-
raj in a body and 10 invite all OhiOans in the
city 20 Join them.
At the DunbartOn- street (M. E. Church,
Georgetown, yesterday morning, the pastor,
Rev. B. PeytOn Brown, during his sermon, maize
a feeling allusiOn TO the death OF the Chief JUS
tice.
At meeting Of the District bench this morn
ing, on motion Of Walter >. Cox, esq, IL was
ordered that a copy of the resolutions passed at
the meeting on Saturday last be inserted on the
minutes OF the court.
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SANGUINARY DUEL NEAR RICHMoyD.-At 6
O'Clock last evening duel was fought near
lakewood cemetery between two gentlemen of
Richmond-Messrs. MOrdicai and Mccarthy
In which the former was fatally and the latter
very seriously wounded. The preliminaries of
that the police did not obtain information of il
until very short time before the hour fixed for
the meeting. Major Poe, upon receipt of the
information, fastened with all dispatch to the
scene, but unfortunately arrived only in time to
md the combatants stretched upon the ground
weltering in their blood. All the parties con-
nected with the affair are under arrest.-Rich-
nlOnn Tkin. lnfh.
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TRACES OF MYSTERIOUS CRiME.-The body
of an unknown man was found in the North
River near the foot of 3ith street, Yesterday.
under circumstances clearly indie of foui
play. Several wounds, apparently inflicted
with blunt instrument, wepe discovered upon
the head of the corpse, while the hands had
evidently been bound together with suspender
which remained firmly tied around the right
wrist. Nearly all of the pockets of the clothing
had been turned inside out which, with the
wounds and the supposed binding, leads to the
inference that the deceased was robbed, muir
dered and thrown into the water. The remains
are OF n man of medium stature, with dark hair
and gray vhsscrs, No was well clad i'm a black
overcoat with a fur collar and black undercoat
aud pantalOOns. Coroner Herman il trying to
establish the identity of the deceased and to lis
cover the supposed murderers.-N. y. Tribune,
10th,
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FIGHT FoR BLACK CROOK PROPERTY-A
contest is in progress for the administration OF
the estate OF the late Charles NJ. Barras, author
of the Black Crook" The property is valued
at 100000. Public Administrator DAYTON was
opposed yesterday morning by counsel for Hiram
ID. BarTas. who claims to be a brother and who
is now on his way from San Francisco to claim
charge of the estate. John Nj. and Alfred NJ
Barras, of Philadelphia, and Washington NJ
Barras. of New Jersey, also claim their rights
An adjournment was made for ten days
N Y. .SfOr
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PROF. LOUIS AGAssIz finds it necessary to
give public denial to q pretended report Of
lecture which represents him as asserting that
the blood Of the negro is chemically different
from that of the white man, and making other
professedly I" scientific" statements In dispar-
agtment OF the race. The report originated In
the west az burlesque, but has been accepted
IN good faith by many newspapers in the east
ard south.
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FOUND AT LAsT!-A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind,
Consumption, as well as the numerous satellites
which revolve around it jim the shape of coughs.
colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, &c
The remedy We allude to is DR.. Wistar's Bals1m
q UId Cherry, prepared by Seth w. Fowle &
Son, Boston. 10 a.
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THERE Is NO EXCUSE for those who drag
their weary and disordered bodies into our COM
pany, when few doses of ayers .Sarsaparil'a
would cleanse their murky blood and restore
their health and vigor. We muddy victims of
bilious disease, have some regard for your
neighbors, if not for yourselves m.wISw
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The Fish Markets.

observation-disclosures OF new fish for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George W.
Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in fish. Nos
~ King ST., so, 81, So fish wharves, Alexandria
Shad, per hundred, $1,000 to S11.O0; Herring. per
thousand lat S. to sc; white perch, per bunch .
toto 2 rock, per bunch, 20 to %; offal per bunch
Is to 20.
WAsHINGToN.-To-day, the following sales
at the hsh wharves were made to shippers by
X A. Golden * Bro; agents:-6,OOO shad from
$40 TO S1i; $4,000 herring from Sc to 81; 500
punches trout, at SOC; 80 punches rock, from %
TO 3Oc.; 100 punches perch, from If to 20c.. 500
cells, at &c.
The freshet in the Potomac is a sad blow to-
the fishing interests, and if it continues will
probably put an end to the operations at some
OF the landings.
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The MoDoCs OF THE EAsT.-A special d s.
patch reports that Russian picket party
under command of colonel, i'm the advance
guard of Gen. Kauffmans column were sur
prised by some Bokhara horseman and ALI pGt
to death by implement. Three officers and a
rev men were captured by Kirghese between
Orsl, and Kasalinsk
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FIVE ALGERIAN CHIEFS, captured lin their
native country by the French in 1861. tried IN
france and sentenced to the penal colony of
Cayenne for life, have arrived in Baltimore
having been released on the condition that they
would 90 to the United States. They are utterly
destitute and unable to speak any language but
their own, and have heen sent to q n almsl,nnsn
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TaK RIVER has fallen ten inches at Harper's
Ferry since last night, as reported by the signal
observer az that point. The water 10 also fall
ing here, but very slowly.
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CHAMPION EARTH CLOSET the best i'm use
hamilton i Pearson, Y. Nj. Z. A. Building. 9th
and D, I,5,eo5
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JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other
prescriptions carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps OF efficient assistants at the
new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue
and FOur-aId "a half street. As
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EDUCATIONAL.

Nj ISIS HARRQyERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
NA LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1856 I 81 oppo-
ste Franklin Park Fourth quarter will begin pri
10th; fall term September 9th. arlo- lms
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nave been made since our last report
Duneanson, Bowling Co., auctioneers. have sold
lots IN square 49, situated the 18th and
streets northwest, as follows: Lots d and q to
n WHARF the former at As cents and the latter al Al
cents per foot, aggregaiDg $3.50 lots 80 and 40
10 J9nn keyworih al Al cents, 81 42 81, and lot Al TO
Donoho at 81 cents, 81 ,ll5; also, for Charles
hsttheWs trustee, part Of lot 3, square 52s situ-
ated on street between 81 and AZ streets south
west, 70 3 Howell for SOS; also, for Reginald
to J X. Roche for s5.Il0. '''
William l.. Wall 60, auctiOneers, have sold the
eastern 70 iett OF lots and g. in $50 situated
nue., to Thomas Wilson, at 2)ls cents mar foot
amounting to $500 %. - '''
Latiner Cleary, auctioneers, have sold the
whole OF square $50, bounded bt and h and o. and
i1h streets northeast, and containing 1000 square
amounting to Sl2 234 20. 10y
Messrs. Kelly a Gstchel have sold lot Is, in sauare
30, on street, between IL and 18th streets north
west, to Moses Kelly, for 80 cents per foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-12

DOOLEy's YEAST POWDER is convenient
economical, and always reliable. No waste of
quality 9e
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Amusements, Ac., To-night.

Wells Opera House-The Colored American
Opera troupe, in 1.-The Doctor of AIcantrs-
fhcoter Corsque-''The Waits of New York"
songs, dances, sc.
SrenA street SeAs,rtseR PGrt.-OPening May
festival
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SMALL P(x CASES rel orted ye 'terday and te-
Ssv--Oue corner IIth ana u sIIvets northwest;
on ON ON, between q nd h streets southwest;
one at OF New Jersey avenue. anu one at No
$50 vi street southeast One death has occurred,
corner OF I1.h and L streets northwes.
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A USTlN p. BROWN,
"a Corner n. 7. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, ID. o..
LGMBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, ac., &C., &c
bGMBEk Hills cut to order short notice
BLUE STONE for Building, Matchmaking anc
trict. - S " WV D''
REAL ESTATE bought and sold and mou.v IN
vested. To this branch Of the business will here
after give my personal attention, and win be At nv
Juice ohiIy from III a. m until D. m. merritt
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Sort CRABS /!

First of the season, at The Oyster Bay, III
and l21S Pennsylvania avenue 2
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INDICATED BATHS, 9O3 f street.
TURCo-RpssIAN Baths, 9O3 E street. LOG

SOFT CRABS! Sort CRABsn SOFT CRABs! :,
The Oyster Bay sustains its we'll known reputa-
ton Of serving its patrons with the first In Sures
OF the season, at all times .
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind colo and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil. AZ, eos:
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PoND's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, tOOthache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, bOls, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. m, tn s, I'll
WARREN PATENT MEAT COOKER at Hamil-
ton & Pearson's, Y. M. e. A. Building, 9th and
ID. 4,5,eO5
A COUCH, COLD OR SORE THROAT requires
immediate attention, as neglect Oftentimes re-
Bronchial Trockes" will almost invariably give
relief. 6,t,ths
To OBTAIN the most delicious julip smash,
the most artistic manner, 60 to Geo. w. Drivers
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Four and a-half street AS
SHIRTS MADE TO OKpKR.-Ceptlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made to order ut the shortest notice, At
keen's, 42 9Th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4,19,1:
THHUOMMuHrrY ~ large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
SouNp yIIF be,ne indnDenaable IN health
and comfort thousands Of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
ChirOpOdist, No. 636 18th street, Opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C..
and advice ss to suitable shoes
WILCOX q GIsB's SEwIHe MAoaIxl The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency At Chas.
Baum's hoops6rt and corset factory, 1th street,
InteihSencer Building. 10.2e
THHRMoMDrIRs and Barometers ere repaired
And made to order BY Hempler, near ~ street
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THE FAILURE OF CAPT. HALLS EXPEDITION
is but one more item in the long catalogue OF
dismal enterprises intended to wrest from ma
ture one OF the secrets which she refuses u
reveal to man, but always ending in disaster
and defeat. Cabot, FrObisher, Parry, Rae,
Ross, Franklin, De Haven, Kane, McClintock,
and Hall, have all failed. Had they succeeded,
they would have settled . problem In geOgraph
zeal science and solved one or two of the mystic
ries of tho woodland that would have been
all. But all have been repulsed baffied,
starved, frozen, and many of the brave men
who followed intrepid leaders have laid down
their lives with Hall and Sir John Franklin,
with no good results to the world, and only with
the consolation for themselves that they met
death bravely in foolish cause.-N. Y. Com
AN ENGLISH ExPEDITIoN.-The village cor
vette Challenger Is now at Halifax on q scien.
tihc trip around the world. The scientific party
Is composed Of Professor Wyville Thompson,
leader of the expedition; DR.. Buchanan, analyst;
DR.. Sdenrose Suchie and Messrs. M0sely, natu-
ralists; Mr.. Wylde, draughtsman, and John
Moray, the great Arctic explorer. During the
trip from Bermuda to Halifax she was engaged
in Dredging and sounding. Nothing special
was noted until Wednesday last, when the
dre6ge brought from the bottom at depth of
two miles, a block of granite, four feet by two,
weighing 800 pounds. IL was not native to the
locality. The edges W ere worn by the action
OF the watt r., and il was probably relic OF
some vessel that had foundered where il was
found.
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T. EO. TRUESDELL Co,
NJ REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Sla 9TH street, lover German American Savings
Bank
Special attention given to RENTING COLLECT.
ING, PAYING TAXES and NEGOTIATING
LOANS. N
Refer by permissos) to-General Benz Alvord
Paymaster General U. 5. A.; James s. Grinneil
Chief Clerk Y s. Patent Office; John Fraser, Arch.
nect; Hon. +. p. Blair; Hon. J. w Douglass, Com
missioner Internal Revenue VIM. Moses Furni-
tuTe Dealer; Q. L. Prentiss, Cashier German Ameri.
can Savings Bank; Col. John NJ. Fessenden; Hon
John Hltz, Consul General of Switzeran aa3- 3m'
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CIT Y ITEMS.

SPRING PEAEL CASHMERE and the ventilated
Dress Hats now ready at WILLETT x RUoFF,
900 Pennsylvania avenue.
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TEMPERANCE EXCURSION To WASHINGTON.
The Philadelphia Is9Eirer says: The Temper
ance Blessing, over which Mr. Charles Heritage
presfdes, will make an excursion to Washington
on the 18th OF the present month. All the ar
TaDgements for the trip have been perfected,
and fron W ashlngton comes the gratifying i'm
feiiigence that grand demonstr alton will take
place there in compliment to the PHILADELPHIA
visitors. At the Foundry church a public meet
ing will be held, where will be heard some Inc
temperance speeches. The programme for the
following day will be arranged to suit the views
OF the Phiiadel phians. A visit To the Soldiers
Home where they are invited by Veteran Home
Division. 8. of T., has been suggested. And a
trip TO Mount Vernon Is among the possibilities.
WORD OF wARNING.-By the present laws
All internal revenue special taxes are due on OF
atty must be imposed for default OF payment
Assessors have no discretion in the matter, and
the assessor for this District is now taking meas
ures for the prosecution OF all parties liable,
and 10 this end is filing information against
large number Of business men, Under the old
Law a margin Of thirty days allowed, which
has been repeated by the amended act.
~
TIE COLORED AMERICAN OPERA TRoUPE
wili appear in 1.-The Doctor of AIcantara" at
Walls Opera House tonight, and their we'll
earned reputation assures a successful presen-
tsfion OF the opera The leading parts are we'll
sung and acted by the company, and the cho-
ru<ss are given with correctness and force
which wouid be creditable TO much older organ
izafiops. The opera house will no doubt be
crowded.
-.
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ST. AIMS INFANT AsYLUM.-Editor Star I.
The controversy as TO why the founding hos
pital, for which = bequest by the late Joshua
the impression that we have no such institution
in our midst, which is An erroneous one. st.
AIMS infant asylum, near the Circle, Is always
filed with little waits, picked mp throughout
successful operation for thirteen years, having
been established by the Sisters of Charity in
1s60. IL is supported by voluntary contribu-
tons entirely and infants are taken in. no mat
ter where found, or under what circumstances,
or what NAV be the religious belief, condition
color OF the parents.
May 18th. CHARITY.
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A SPECIAL lot of good, durable Pantaloons.
IN PLAIN mixtures, for "a per pair. opened to-
day. GEO. &. HENNING. 40 eth st NV