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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

The inquiry into the Atlantic disaster. now
in progress at Halifax, has developed more
evidence showing that the catastrophe was due
to the greed and recklessness Of the White Star
company. They not emily sent the Atlantic to
sea short of coal, but short OF supplies. Captain
Williams testifes that the Atlantic was com
PEELED to change her course and run for Hall
Tax, because the stock OF provisions, as well as
OF coal, Vas not adequate for tire trip to New
York. AT the same time that the engineer re-
ported the coal getting short, the chief steward
' also reported the stores short fresh provisions
Tor but two days for the saloon, and salt pro-
visions for but two days for the steerage, when
all but bread and rice would be out" The
same spirit Of cUpidity OF recklessness seems to
have ruled in the selection of a cheap, inferior
crew. MIR. Charles W. Allen, one OF the cabin
passengers, testihes that in his opinion " a good
many more lives would have been saved III the
ship had had an efficient crew; the captain
could not get any number of men 10 do duty
efficiently; No. boat remained sound as much
a. three hours after the ship struck; the i'm
preston Of witness from the beginning of the
voyage was that the ship was not well manned. :"
The same has been stated by others; and ii
would seem that, with the exception of the gaI-
liant Brady, the third officer, the officers of the
steamer were about as cheap lot as the men.
1t Is not pleasant thing to learn that 80 little
confidence can be placed in the pretensions of
shipowners who undertake 10 guarantee '.speed,
safety and comfort "a the White Star COM
Iany did 50 ostentatiously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

The weekly statement of the New York banks
shows decrease in legal tenders or $3.50 800,
reserve. This great loss is mainly attributed 10
artificial measures, and the success Of the
manipulafors Is shown in the increase of the
gold premium on Saturday to 10 per cent,
increase their rate of discount beyond 4 per
cent. rs was rumored on Friday. The money
market, however, has proved more Indifferent
to the clique management, and the rate on call
loans on Saturday ruled at ha3-16 per cent
until Monday, and at the close of business the
quotations was per cent, gold, per annum.
The decrease in the rate of interest is owing to
rhe increasing return of currency from the
interior since Wednesday last. The stock mar
ket was dull and was entirely without special
feature. The World says that limitations were
given out yesterday as II on authority that the
money locked up the past week will be restored
to circulation by Wednesday or Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
Governments securities.


BALTIMORE, April T.-Yirginia Sc, consolidated
s3's West Vas, l5A, N. O.s skies, special tax, ID
BALTIMORE, April 7-Cotton Gall, Isl51lSss
Flour dull market fayOrs buyers Wheat n IN and
unchanged. Corn active for ssutheTn-white south
ern so1s de9 yellow southern, 63@5l; mixed western
o.. Oats dull-southeTn, Eq5o; western mixed, 10
az; do. white. as. Rye unchanged. Hay. un-
Changed. Provisions dull-mess pork nominal, II a
re. Bulk meats lower, Shoulders, 7}.65ss; rib
sides, :G9q; clear rib sides, ga cess sJigarcured
hams, ~ q u; lard, So; Western tutteT-magiet
bare; in good dernand;. prices firm choice new
2@SS. Whisky steady, 9Ole.
NEW YORK, April 7.-stocks dull Gold firm,
long, IA short, So. Governments dull and strong
NEW YORK, April 7.-FloUr dull and heavy
changed.
LoNDoS, April 5, 1I:o0 a. m.-Consols opened ut
&>gC95 for money ard 93eUa3is for account Bonds
OF 1855. old "a 8; Io67 sSs; l0-i0's, 49, new fyes,
lisp.
PARIS, April 7.-Rentes Sc francs, confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

The last number of Frank Leslie's illustrated
Ne,cs contains tolerably fair pictures of the
members of the Presidents Cabinet. In the
accompanying sketch of the Attorney General,
however, at least two almost objectionable
blunders occur. The writer speaks of him as
I" Hon. George A. Williams which doesn't
happen TO be his name, and says he succeeded
Attorney General Hoar, which is also mistake
The name of the Attorney General is George
III. Williams, and the fact ought to be generally
known that he did not succeed Mr.. HOar, but
legal luminary from Georgia, named Aker-
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

Where is quite breeze among some of the
eoiored people because OF the action OF the new
board OF trustees OF colored schools in resciIi-
ing the resolution of the former board for the
purchase of a portrait OF Senator Sumner; not.
IN was explained during the debate, because
they did not respect MIR. Sumner, but because,
IN their opinion, the school fund should be de-
voted strictly to school purposes. One would
have thought this was perfectly safe ground tor
the board 10 stand on, as among the greatest
evils OF the age must be reckoned tire loose ideas
which seem to prevail every where as to the adj
ministration OF public funds by municipal Of
heers. Not 80 seem to think Mr.. George L.
Downing and some other colored men, who pro-
pose to call a public meeting to condemn the
action OF the trustees, notwithstanding the pres
dent OF the board has sanctioned subscriptions
among the pupils to pay for the portrait, and
has distinctly stated that the action Of the board
was not from lack OF appreciation of the labors
Of Mr.. Sumner In behalf of the colored race
but because the trustees are sworn to disburse
the school fund for purely educational purposes.
IL we know anything OF the temper and dispo-
sition Of the intelligent cOlored taxpayers in
this District, this movement to censure the
school trustees for simply doing their duty will
recoil upon the heads Of the movers. This is no
time to invite and encourage careless and un-
warranted expenditures of public money de-
y0eed to . specific purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
THE WEATHER.

WAX bErARTAENT, OUce Ch5J St1nGt OHssr,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April I, 1873, IL a. IA.
SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST TwKNrY-FoUR HOURS
Il be barometer continues lowest over Lakes Erie
AID Michigan, with subsidiary depression in Vir-
ginia and southeastern Missouri. The pressure has
risen decidedly in the Missouri valley, with coli
northwest winds. LEGAL ST, have been reported
from Iowa and iscon-in, and frequent light rains
from the Ohio valley, lower lakes, and tie middle
ana casts m states. The temperature has fallen de-
cdediy III Illinois, over which the area of cold
northwest winds now extends. Warm sOutherly
winds c0ntinae to prevail from the Ohio valley
southwark over the eastern gulf ind south Atlantic
states Cool northwest winds, with fog and cloud,
are reported from the middle Atlantic coast, New
York and New England.
PRoBaBILITIEs.-During the rest Of Monday the
barometer continue to rise the Missouri valley
ana the upper Mississippi, with cold northwest
winds. An area Of low barometer develop in the
southwest, and the low pressure the lake region
Concentrate into somewhat Of storm center on Lake
Huron. For New England and the middle states
continued easterly winds aud cool, cloudy weather,
with possibly light rain. For the south Atlantic and
eastern gulf states continued southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather. For the western gulf coast
falling barometer, increasing southwesterly winds,
threatening weather, and possibly rain. Morning
reports are very generally missing from the Pacific
coast and Rocky mountain stations, the northwest
upper lakes, Lake Erie and the southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
when i. was seen that the jury in the Tom

When II was seen that the jury In the Tom
Wright case had six colored men upon it, the
belief was expressed that no verdict would be
o. tsined-that there would be disagreement.
The injustice shown TO the colored jurors by
this supposition is manifested by the fact that
in twenty minutes after retiring, or In just the
time requisite to take a ballot, the jury came to
an unanimous verdict of guilty. In fact Wright
declares that he should have Jared better with
a white jury. These colored jurors have GER
tainly shown a disposition to enforce the Law
and punish crime, regardless of clannish con-
slider stiOns, that white jurors do not always dis
play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

The hod-esrriers employed in the burnt dis
trict of Boston thought it good time the other
day to strike for higher wages on the SUPPOSE
ton that their places could not be supplied.
The employers filed the vacancies with colored
hod-carriers, whereupon the hod-men of the
first part declared, with Mr.. William Nye and
his partner, that they were ruined by cheap
labor, and made descent upon their low priced
successors, a. the aforesaid euohre players did
upon the heather Chinee. The police inter
fered, however, and cheap labor still holds the
hod-carrying of Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

Despite the loss of the Atlantic, Dom Piatt
expresses his faith in the White Star line, and
determination to show that faith by taking pas
sage by one of its steamers. He doubtless takes
the chances on the doctrine that two bulle-s
never go through the same hole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

Mr.. A. T. Stewart is seriously i'll with Brights
disease OF the kidneys, and thus far the opera
tions Of the most skillful physicians have failei
to give him any relief. His enormous wealth
can do almost anything but buy health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOR sALE-HoCsE LOTS NEARMT PLEAS
Il ANT-from half an % eight acres. vii, be
Sold At reasonable rates and easy terms ERch
1T has upland for dwelling house aud fruit, sid
rich low land for vegetables within Few minutes
walk from Mount Pleasant omnibus. aud twentF-
five minutes walk from Boundary. Healthy To-
cslity. pleasant rural surroundings, aud excellent
educational and religious sivantagrs. Apply 20
JOHN YORK, Once Of Commissioner u Customs,
Treasury Building. api In
LOR RENT-A two-sory HOUSE, c0mpletely
furnished. situated q; zoo 1T stree; southeast.
corner Lat std ID streets. Apply corner ; IA and ID
streets northwest.
n&l fwr MRS. NORTHEpGE.
E0R sALE-on Capitol HUI, = genteel S-story
Il and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing nine
rooms, besides hsfh aud store rooms In has gas,
cold and bot Sster, and water closets heated Ny La
trote and knptre heating range. II j. nearly new,
m thorough order. IN very healthy and agreeable
nefghborhoosi, ard viii be sold very low on easy
terms. AppiE 10 the owner on the premises. sOs A
street southeast. nl3l -3w'
EOR SALE-At bargsln-A cnn1f0rtahle seven
u room ROUSE. pressed brick font. with m edern
convenience. large lot. &c. Apply the premises,
l2os lcsh street, above VI. ml5-lm
t'oR RENT-R0OMS, with board, at 0l6 Mass.
aehusetis ayenne, corner lth street. mis- Ina
EQR sALE-A iwO-sfory BRICK HOUSE, Nc.
Il log street northwest, containing four rooms;
also passage, Kitchen, cellar, bathroom with water
closet, bot and cold water in chamber, heater N
farier abb cooktng raS in Kitchen The lot i IS
fe mont by LOO teet deep. 20 ~ foot paved alley.
with = trick stable and carriage house. J. "
THOMPSON, corner Of Eth street aud Nv York
avenue feh2)-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

The annual state election is in progress in
Connecticut to-day, and four representatives
IL Congress are TO be chosen in addition to the
regular state officials. Henry p. Haven is the
republican candidate for governor and Charles
r. ingersol the democratic. The candidates for
Congress in the order OF districts are: Repubii-
can-Joseph X. Hswiey, s. W. kellogg, II. III.
Stsrkweather, William +. Minor Democratic
). b. Kendall, j.. T.. English, James A. Bell,
w. III. Barnum. The three last named repub-
Leans. and the last named Democrat were menu
bers OF the 42d Congress. The prohibitionists
have also nominated partial cket, with Henry
ID. Smith for governor Elisha II. Palmer for Com
gress in the third district, and w. W. Perkins in
the fourth district. The state went republican
last spring, and three out Of the four Congress-
men elected In ISL we're republicans; the ma
iority in each congressional district that year
being rs follows: First, 2s6, rep; second, Iis,
rep; third, AS, rep; and fourth, ,O7s, dem
Very little excitement has attended the canvass
this year; but IL Is expected the republicans will
hold their own and carry the state by not less
than 1,seo majority, rejecting their Congress
men IN the nrst three districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
DRY GOODS.

UNI dOOUS.
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.
100000 STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
= S2510 in DRESS GOODS.
10000 i'm CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
Sl0.U in HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS
S7H00 IN STAPLE GOODS, sc.
NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY.
Three hundred new PARASOLS and SUN I'M
to 81. - ~ ~
Bargains in BLACK SILKS and BLACK AL.
UoNE PRICE TO ALL.
BEGAN wYLIE
ei-r lois and 1920 7th street northwest
.sRUFFALO" AND BEAVER" BLACK Al
- PACAS.
Sole agent for the sale of the above
- JOSEPH J. MAY
LYON BLACK eros GRAIN sILKS.-The
lest Black Silks in this market at Sl75, So, 80 Is
sac, S275 and SIS per yard.
,,,., JOSEPH ]. MAY.
STRIPED SUMMER SILKS II IL and 81 Is.
emmy, ,n,, 1900 JOSEPH J.. MAY
-, ~. A. As cents up to > Is per ward ~ ~
FRENCH CASHMERES-Aifc oiors in the very
finest quality 20 cents per yard
MOI RNlNG GOODS in all the old and new fab
rics At the very lowest prices.
800 pieces SPRING PRINTS, CHINTZEs and
PERCALES.
Choice assortment Of IMPORTED SHAWLs
COTTONS, LINENS and fine WHITE GOODS
HOCSEFURNlSHlNG DRY GOODS, all kinds
~ One price only, in plain figures.
hZ-eo3t sSS Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
To LAnIEQ

~ TO LADIES.
90 rsSurs: II asG TsSss
to ininil her household dutiss and all her moral
Strength sssoG BEING sSs s y ssT
Il and s ds ssifa
faato her than spell Of Sickness for in that
she =, IT hi Ghss
worth Snils to see physician about II an: nasuIs
when IL proper time 70 you'd as have
sp:sed her life 70 prevent 70 Strengthen, g cure,
TEEs & Dr.. e. BEsT H TSsy a.. ..fs s .nd
5ssdashss moynIns sckS Se:
and All c9mplsn, mt peculiar TO women These Bit
anence Of their virtue and most ssreesSs tass tss
medicine par sxcsllescs for ladies. ja-tr
FsCHENCKy PULMONIO CANDY embrace
IN great degree all the principles of Sohenck's
csnasT i esstHsl in coughs colds bronchial And
,smsdy for children or Infants, ana be given with
os. Of Voice IS those
amt fer es and 9E fss y y
febafr N. Z. corner sth and Arch s.s., Phils.
sFROM THE EARLIEsI AGES 10
the present day :. Scrofqla has been the bene,
and had been ct some periods Of the worlds
70 %n # b: sd s
or gay the disease + striped q i. terror By the
he sei% Ulcers. Sore. ufh ssd
Blotehes Tetter, Ac can be restoIsd sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES. sl!s per BEETLE
s:s: P P5saSSR CO., PfoDTsor''
" NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.
The Assessor. Of the several Legi.I.tiv. Districts
having completed the assessment Of real property for
the fiscal year ending june soh, 1874, the Board Of
ofAssessments and Taxes, No. $50 u street near the
corner Of Louis.ns avenue, on the 81 DAN or FEB
, SSuaII US :s ~ O'Clock M 70 hear any appeals
An appeals must be made in writing, and sworn to
The Board viii Be in session each day SUNDAY ex-
.SS T Sfsf am SR. Ss
o'clock until . O'Clock ,. N.
HA. HA Addhhprp WA WALL;
.,m HiD6LEToS. j.. .. SIMS
w4Ns aaIs ne SaJ P.Ss M..ss a.. ISIS,
Ss N ss:i az NM
spss. ss1t shs assI
assessment for the nscal year 1875 iaA can be re-
y r. sei Ta E aAsR'is :sr...ry
rrouSG MEMS, CHRIsrIAN Asso GA
IRE, RlADINa RoSs-Ds.,y, w.e.ry, Secs
q fss = e ies gsSa
s5oEsr fer Lac .Od AND
f psiIS Ysg sstT9Es d 8 ! liz M
i :isss as:.:: Ssiiss!
fFPR. 4; IRAIf, e!.1...s 9 oeio 0ollsss q
q 5 = 81 = 81 81 y f. a.: :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
BOARDING.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, either singly or ~
L. parties and families. can hear of the very a.,
alG cheapest Boarding afran cement in the city n,
aedLeselne DEPT Cub, Box 10, Star Office. a. tmaI
LOOP BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
W prices moderate, at ~ O5 corner of
avenue and 2lst street. mayr-iS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

~DR. A. PRATT, orlllses q Ohio Oollses Of
~ Dental eargay, al m sersse, bsevsSlGD
g; ) s;c Sec: ~ e. 6 ~ ~ -. Ha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
STONE MAsONs AND BUILDERS.

Attention is called 10 the fine
BUILDING STONE
row being landed al l4ih street and other wharves
from the scows Of J. II. HALL. Orders received
at ONCE, Room y, Nav Building, on board steam
tug julia, foot If High street, Georgetown Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

Capt. Jack has come in. Tomorrow he'll 20
Ont again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

WASHINGTON CITY BONDS In COOP RE-
ruTE ABRoAp--we read in the financial re-
view OF Swiss paper, published at Basic:
There are many who purchase American city
bonds interest themselves in particular for
those OF the city Of Washington, which come
recommended to us as perfectly safe invest
ment from quarter that heretofore has never
been known to recommend the purchase of
American securities"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EOR saba fne. Iargr YOUNG N0RSr, sIx
Il scars oo, aud a good WORK HORSE.
s Soia i'r ~ fault csasr having no w. for
EoR sALE-A me YOUNG HORSE, i've year.
Il odd; and and gentle, aud works veil an ~
single or double harness; suitable for buggy In
reasonable terms Apply Capitol Hin Liver stable
Ne. 81 81 street, btweeE and II southeast. a7-5i
EoR sALE-.Fiye new SLATE MANTLE, aoi-
a Co, corner 9,h and = streets. asst
HERRING SAFE, three feet long, two feet wide,
H Tor sale at SllgIhslt IL yalue-at -
EoR SALE A boatl0sd OF Bakers PINE
Il MOOD; loot # Eth street; also, pair ofc
sfne. IeaaiTe Of csrls h4"' w Trfih
.Bis at the wharf or cRosshAN' tos l
EoR SALE-A beautiful Young STALLION Io1e
flowing name and tail; fast trotter; war q
Ianitd sound and Kind in harness under In
tie saasiv; Was awarded premium al the6A
kook'l'le lar last summer. Apply at 1927 9Th
street ss-G'
EQR SALE-A drove OF very superior Work
Il HORSES; alss, some very fine Harness a
and Saddle Horses just arrived. HUGUELY IN
q BowEN : stable, New York avenue, be- GA
tMeen or and 9Th streets northwest. mSl-2w'
4; "a pi ROOM fuRNiTrRE, uPhoisterei -
sty r., consisting of Sofa, Arm. Ladys
hecepti.n chairs, j Il bony aud Gilt Round
center Table tsasiD damask topl to match ana I
PIANO Stool To match; also, one French MOauette
Carpet, containing about IS ards.
The above have been In Use less than f,ur l4D
months, ana are IN every respect good az new
lney VIII be SOLD together or separately 10 re- pom
sieie party liberal credit. II desired Annlv "a
LATIMER CLEARY, Auetioneers. msra.-tf
NOTICE TO CONTRAOToRs.-shovels Picks
sale Boston prizes b l. SCH sGHNETpER, io i15
Pa ave-, agent for s H Manson, Boston. mil-Ims
kRICK CLAY FOR SALE.
~ Apply to
DODGE a DARSFILLF
Jl9-tl I4S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

IL 10th and % streets northwest, RUBY RING,
with two pearls. A liberal reward will be paid n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

"A m a. -, r III b1 81, - ~ ,ENkNf
established " tel aug Restaurant. tha o. Do ~DN
not 81, 400 HE street, above peuns, ivsri4 a.-.
nue. l. offered fpr sale, the present proprietor bie
engaged in other BUSHES. MI 4. ga law 81 {.
SOD iouant. Apply 90 Dickson tusnraur- Ac.a-r-
q
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~ NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
WASHINGTON, d. O., MAacs 10, 1878,

Tn COM n0yns no: ~, sSo "a srsEEI NoRIHwssI.
gust 80, l1l the Board Of Appeals win continue il
zion q their rooms and at the hours DESIGNATED
this date, after which no appeal from the genera
assessment for the hscal year 1875 liza can Be re
mar10lm i. y. n HAEHTZ. 6ecretsry
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MEDICAL. &c.

II ADlEs suffering from weakness, irregulArity, or
LNeIyOus Debility. can have skillful trestneut hT
STATING case, and addressing Mas. A. &. RosHER.
Washington, ID. G. a5-Ims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10

ITO CARRIAGE AND LIGHT WAGON MANUFAC
L tnrers-The advertiser thoroughly under stand,
every branch Of the business formerly in business
In the city New York would take entire charge
manutacfurng repository or both keep time, do Office
to induce trade Address ENTERPRISE, box 1872 Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10

| &CO THIS SUN WILL GIVE TO ANY ONE WHO
| pLU. can get me situation in q wholesale store
| porter clerk: would Join with respectable man as
partner in cigar, news liquor store reference. Ad.
| dress L. c., Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10
ES Es AND EARS.

ES Ics AND EARS.
A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.-T J. DAVIS, IN
n ventor and only maker OF the Improved Artificial
Human Eve by the faculty to be the only
correct limitations of nature in the world. III East Fit
tenth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
DR WHITES CELEBRATED ARTIFICIAL GUM SETS
of Teeth the best made, $40 to SIS. warranted to nc
perfectly Teeth filled 81 2sa s'.'b avenue Open on
Sunday till IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10
CLERKS AND statesmen.

AN AMERICAN, JUST RETURNED FROM THE
n West Indies and South America wishes employment
languages would be useful Address A. Y e., Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10
NEW YORK HRA1p SUNDAY AUGUST TO- 187s-TRPLE SHEET,
FOR sAI.k.

A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE FOR SALE, 30
"A miles from New York; we'll stocked Handsome 6x
aIes aow rent; sales last year over price Sav
Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10

(NUSTOM SHIRT CUTTER, WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS
~ business thoroughly, wants situation; no objection
TO go in the country Please address stating salary, H.
Herald ohfc6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10

YOUNG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
"A druggists throughout the United States, desires
position as outside salesman; either city the road
references &c. Address SALESMAN box l50 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10

WANTED-A SMART ACTIVE AND EXPERIENCED
w salesman, in the white goods department of q
tail houses to take charge: To person having had
pcrence in the Wholesale market good position Is Of
fered German preferred. Address giving references
and former employment u S. G., Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10

LNOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-THE FIRST CLASS
IL Toy, Stationery and Ice Cream saloon No 2052
Third avenue Harlem Inquire on the premises. Salts.
AiaAoIa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
Remarkably Atras&e.

In 1853 Mr.. Eileor Vallot l1illei man BY
the name Of Sosthene Guidry. IL thi.
parish, and fed to Cuba. accompanied BY q
friend. In short time the friend returned.
but died. soon after his return. from yellow
fever, contracted while in Cuba Time
passed on. and the killing OF Guidry passed
out of Che minds of those who knew Of the
circumstance, and the affair wa. forgotten.
There was one, however. who did not
forget that he had taken the life of a fellow
man. although the act may have been com
lntted in self defense. That CHASTITY face
haunted him wherever he went. Finally.
worn ont by travelling around and trying
to evade the law, and peIhaps wishing to
see the home of his boyhood, Mr.. rallot
last week returned to this parish, and sur
rendered himself up TO the authorize, of
the law. Twenty years have changed
things materially, and we doubt very much
if sufficient evidence can be found to con-
Wet this man. We understand that his
case will come off az the present term of
the district court te,mi,ioNcit< Cotton.
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