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We publish the annexed card with pleasure
In the first place, its statements contradict the
current belief, and relieve Mr.. Harvey from the
odium of being the author Of a very stupid and
malicious if not entirely fictitious s'interyiew''
and in the second place, they will tend to dis
abuse the public mind OF the impression that
Mr.. Corcoran had much to do with the course
pursued by the PdtriO, during the short time il
lived; as it has been generally understood and
believed that he did exercise a controlling
authority in its management, particularly dur
ing its later days:
Editor Of the Sdr.-The following positive
paragraph appeared in The STAR of yesterday.
as the introduction OF rude criticlsm:.
1.-The New York Tribune, I'm publishing an
interview between Mr.. James r. Harvey and
MI. W. w. Corcoran, criticizing District af-
have had no interview with Mr.. Corcoran on
any subject. Indeed, have not seen him for
several months, and I have no connection
direct or indirect, with the Tribune.
The imputatiOns in regard to the Pdtrist are
equally unfounded. Mr.. Corcoran was an
original subscriber for five shares which he
contributed in the public spirit that has marked
his career, and with no expectation OF benefit
or reward. He never in any manner shape OF
form exercised, or attempted to exercise, the
least influence in the direction of that paper;
and this remark applies with equal and exact
truth to every other shareholder outside the
managing board of three trustees. Until broken
health compelled my withdrawal as editor, the
responsibility for whatever was good or bad in
the Patriot devolved upon me. and L do not car,
To shrink from II in the face OF misrepresenta-
ton.
The Patriot under my charge always advo-
Gated judicIous Improvements for this District
What we asked was that the wise rule Of con-
duct in private affairs should be applied to them
by maturing plan under competent engineers
and practical minds, adapting it to the means
Of the community, executing IL gradually so As
to insure proper SUPERVISION and honest admin
lstration, without harsh burdens, and attracting
the interest and good feeling of the people
whose property had to bear the cost.
Whether these precautions were wise or I'M
wise, taxpayers can best answer, i'm presence o;
the results of system over which they had no
control. JAMES T.. HARVEY.
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The Centennial.

PHiLADELPHIA, April "A meeting Tor the
election Of centennial board OF hn.ace Was
held to-day At noon. EN-Govcrnar HaNl-v
called the meeting 20 order. Ex-GOvrflpr q =
Ter Was elected president of the meetib. aud de-
lvered a brief address. The act az 'sngr,.-s
authorizing the election was read sni vating
begun. The polls will close at4 n. M. rhc tol-
lowing gentlemen viii be elected, A. scarcely
any Others are being voted for: For directors 81
the centennial board of finance, from Phuasirl-
Phia-.Iohn Welsh, VIM. Sellers, Ssma.l a
FELTON,, Joseph Patterson, J. Edgar h.sn-ss /,
Daniel VI. Fox, VIM. Mexican, Jo> WAR
tor, fdw. N. filton, Thos. COchrane ,I.in-ut.
VI. Biddle, y. Parker Shortridge, JONI ksbh.
Henry 4. Lea, and Edward 4. steele. iisnert
NJ. Patton, Alabama; Benz. r. Allen. IsSs.
John Cummlns, Mass; 4. =. Hewitt. M +. =
sey; VIM. II. Appleton, New York. A. u grl-
lack, ohio; Charles W. Cooper, Pennsvi ,auIa =.
John y. GOrham, Rhode Island. Johns =. Bar
Der, Virginia, and q. Washbarne, WiscOn-,u.
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TIE Goodrich MURDER MYsrERYAcAtN.-
The New York correspondent of the Phtlasl,.l-
phia Inquirer says On Saturday Mr.. Goodrich
ST., father OF Charles Goodrich, who was -
mysteriously murdered several weeks ago. callef
on Coroner Whitehall, and asked 90 see the
pistol found beside the body the morning OF the
murder. On examining IL he declared that n
was not the weapon his son was in the haiti of
carrying, as his pistol had a white handle, ivory
or pearl, while the one found is IF wood. This
Attest clue is TO be investigated by the pOli,e
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NOW OPEN AT
NJ A h x r L r e RS,

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Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
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the best fnbrics and nsh, selected with due regard
to harmony Of celor durability richness and
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&C.; - and 90 inch plain tints for .pannellns with
gut ROD or nnishing plain, with full line of medium
and low priced Papers patent and perfect represen
q woGS dS s halls
French iirebosrd Prints, De-. MAKING the largest
and most complete assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
New designs. different sizes and colors; Also Plain
Goods in Pearl, Chocolate, Lavender, Green and
Stone Ceiers Tor . aking into Shades. Shades made
PICTURE FRAMEs.
Solid Oval, Walnut and Gilt, and all Gilt Frames
from 9xl 20 2ox0 inches Box Oval Frames for
Wresths % cost. A beautiful selection Of French
and American Gilt and Velvet Frames for Ivoryty Dc
sDA Porcelain Pictures. Card Frames in great
49,, c PICTURE CORP AND rAssELs
Gold Plated, Timed and Wire Center Picture Cord,
very superior goods; Porcelain and Brass Head Pic
ture N ais, Rings, Screw Eyes, &c. -
PAINTINGS, EN0RAv1NGS, CHRONOS, &c.
limited, but choice, selection in anpropriate
frames aiwaye In store on exhibition cod sote.
Chromos and Ergrayines ORDERED,
fure rranes puDctually hled and satisfaction gnar
anteed- Terms css n
Pieese rcmembcr name:
y - and number a439 7th street, .
sls2w Between ID aud Streets.
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RAILROAD SUED FOR OVER ONE NlrLIox
DoLLARs.-The state of Indiana IL prosecuting
the Terre Haute and Indianapolis railroad ia
the owen county circuit court. for a large sum
OF money, estimated as being over ~ .00l .0o0.
which IL claims il due il. The railroad company
OF course vehemently resists the claim and the
lawyers on both sides vigorously arguing
the pros and cons As 10 whether the attorney
general shall be directed by the governor and
lieutenant governor 20 dismiss the suit.-.N 4,
W GRID, 2lsf.
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RUNoRED CONTEST FOR THr Cox-,.,, -
PACIFIC MAiL.-A rumor prevailed among tbe
STOCK operators Al the Fifth-ayenue hotel Ia f
evening, that one OF the Transatlantic steam
ship companies had entered the market 70 bnv
racine Mail steamship stock, and in that wa v
OBTAIN control of the company and run IL Al,
connection with its own line IL IL sand IA AZ fh,
present management have been aware OF the
scheme for some DAYS, and will make a desners
2lst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

SrATIsTIcAL MIssroN.-J. r. Dodge, who
has been designated by the President as one of
the honorary commissioners to the Vienna ex-
position, will give his time mainly TO the inyes-
tgation of European statistical systems and
TO the extension of the facilities of his division
Of the Department of Agriculture. The feasi-
bility of an international system Of crop reports
will also be inquired into.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

THE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST
NEW YORK, April 22.-The extension of the
New il rsey Southern railroad company is ex-
pected to be completed about the LIST OF july.
and viii practically make Q new trunk line To
the west, extending from st. Louis to New
York By means Of connection with the Balfi-
more and Ohio railroad, near Baltimore. The
capital stock Of the road Is q 900 900; bonded
a SCHOLASTIC rouR.
A steamer has been chartered to carry to
Europe hundred and sixty persons engssed
In scholastic pursuItA The pafty viii sail from
New York june Est and return September a
The university cities win BE- specially scted
FIRE.
Building No. 81 Chambers street, OWNED nv
the Irish Emigrants Saving Bank was dam
aged by IRE to-day. Loss, 10000.
IMPRIe0NNBNr Dor LIRR
John Fitxgtbb0ns, who YESTERDAY MEAD
guilty OF manslaughter in the nrst degree for
kiuing O'Hara, Vas to-day sentenced TO i'm
prisonment for life. =
THE rNDIAN BOARD.
Only Meesre. Stewart and Campbell, OF the
inoian board, are In town. Hence there will
% p meeting to-day to open BIDS for furnish
AT TIE ERIE Investigations TO-DAY 4
me counsel for the company read . statement
fec1unE that the company Was ready and viii
ING - furnish the conmfttee with al tire Ia
formation that may be required on any matter
concerning the acc0unts or management OF the
road, only asking that the infornAtion desired
may be designsted- s-s-sEs
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More Scandal About the Americas
Commissioners 60 Vienna

NEW YORK, April IA special from Wash
ington saws one Of the commissioners % Vienna
has been suspended for improper practice. who
l. now on his way 10 Vienna, aud another -
suspected, and his case j. being Inquired into.
Reports are in circulation that some OF the
complimentary commissioners secured their
appointments in order TO represent certain
manufacturing Interests, and that a sewing
machine company and gun company each has
government commissioners in it, employ
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ga heavy snow fell in CHICAGO vesterda,

"a heavy snow fell in Chicago yesterday.
.0Of the seven Of the victims Of the railroad
disaster ct Richmond switch, Conn, four hav,
0The Tammany society Of New York las,
ntght elected sachems for the ensuing year
Tweed's name IL net In the list.
erThere was . tremendous storm At Sal,
Lake yesterday which destroyed considerabls
s3rThe stokers of the Cincinnati gas compap,
have struck for an increaaeof pay and dscrcas
In the hours Of labor. s = = a : = :
@The French Atlantic cable IL broken. Tn
electricians OF the company locate the break :
80 miles from Brest. ~ ~ '7---' 5
nSGovernor Baxter, OF Arkansas, has issue,,
proclamation declaring the ratification Of ~.
franchieemeut. g.tF = = - .
VA letter from BellevfiIe, Republic couptv
KAN, gives an account Of . terrible prairie flye
in that vicinity which destroyed many houses.
sAbfes, cattle, grain, SC.
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The Presideua I'm =, l.uss

ST.. LoUIs, April 22.-It IL stated that Pnesi-
dent Grant and patty will leave here Thursday
morning for Idaho Springs, Colorado. An a
bTlef response TO toast, In the house OF Henry
Il. Blow yesterday, the President said while
81. Louis is one OF few places in which \ have
lived long enough 20 form close attachments, ft
is not probable that will ever make this cit "
my home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS has issued order
to all assessors of internal revenue to turn over
all papers in their respective districts to their
collectors, except those showing the list OF per
sons indebted which will be sent TO the depart
ment This order IL issued preparatory "a
abollshing the Office of assessor which will he
done on the 10Th of May, in accordance with
the late act of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

meeting Of the Presbyterian general ss.e,hp.
IN Baltimore, May 10th, promises 70 be An o.
casion Of great interest. The assembly is con-
Rose1 Oh some 10 ministers and ruling elders OF
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WALL Str~~s ro-dsv

NEW YORN, April y wall strstt q noa y ~
ing the cain which follows q storm. CRAFTY
ing feature OF the improved feeling a. che "a
curry Tor mercantile paper, paper brokers re-
porting large business. one f1rm having yes-
terosy soid cSlS.ea al very reasonable RATES.
Currency ts coming hack from the Interior
large amounts, and legal tenders nov form IN
important part OF the receipts The NAY IN
terest ON the public debt viii begin 90 come out
" thout r, bate on Thursday or Friday tlls
efect Of which on hank reserves win he favrr-
aole. on call loans secured BY stock coilat-
G al, rates up "a the time OF writing
have ranged from Per cent. gold % lsp
day. With most OF q business 81 - ana inter
est. There are va ne rumos tia, money " a
a-sin be MADE stringent before the Unsl
return ct the market 20 steadincSS. hut
these rumors. In view OF the large cur
rency receipts, are discredited in bank circlcS.
God opcnec az q x, advanced 20 ~
and has since fallen IN isssisg. On gold loai
rates have ranged nom dat" % per cent
Tor carrying. Foreign exchange l. M anothsr
eighth Tor steiling. leading drawers nov sskir
loeA Tor siNty-day bills. and iooa Cor 81
sight or demand. A good many bills are zgais..t
M shl lments 20 Europe, but the dem and f,r-
snort sight - now active 90 cover maturr,t,-
s'ering loans Government bonds ar sfr,,s y.
Win good DEMAND from foreign bankers ..t
from the syndicate people.
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Gen. Butler a Candidate Tor Go,erner

NV loRK. April IA Washington special
says Benjamin r. Butler announces tina; he viii
be candidate for Governor 81 Massachusetts,
and is confident Of his election.
ENIGRANTS.
Twelve thousand emigrants arrived n this
port yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

GAIT. s. X. FRANKLIN has been detached
from the naval station at New London, Conn.
and ordered to command the Wabash in the
European feet. He viii san for Europe on the
3ist of Nav.
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The Awful storm q. Nesr..s.
fh"fLh fhoikN TO DEATH WITHIN a FEv
STEPS 90 THEIR HOMES

STEPS 90 THEIR HOMES.
ST. Louis. April a. The Deuaocra, l,riDts ,,,
following special dispatch:
LINCOLN, NER., 2i.-The first train FOR a
week on the Burlington and Missouri river
railroad came I'm this morning. Report - the
late storm show it to have been the mo~r -rveTe
ever known here. Men were frozen Ca death
withib two rods OF their houses, while trring 20
get 20 their stock 90 feed them. Near Ora fpa,
aiman named keelcr attempted 60 reach a
neighbor scarcely half n mile away accom-
panied by ms wife and child, and the two la
ter were frozen 90 death. A Mr.. Mar-uaii 81
Hastings, perhshed while trying O. arh his
house. The wife and child Of Mr.. Bcut. near
Red Cloud, wtre frozen i'm going 90 a n-tg har'.
after the houSs had been rendered uninhahita-
BILE. Their bodies were found on Fudav ten
miles from the house. Families wsre com
PEELED 90 take refuge ia cellars or keep th..ir-
beds Tor three DAYS. Houses were blown dow,
ano nued with snow. The destruction of cattle,
anu horses was great. Some farmer lo~t az
they had. oDe party lost whole h.r,i OF =
head The gullies on the railways were fill.st
with snow as hard a. ice, and snow-I.loSs were
useless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

THE UNITED STATES FRONTIER CoNMIs-
SION has arrived at San Antonio. Texas
after fatiguing march from the Upper Rio
Grande valley. An extended sitting at San An
tonic will close their operations on the border
and the commission will leave for Washington
early in ,June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

THE PRESIDENT was serenaded and a recep-
ton was given to Miss Nellie Grant at the resi-
dence of Indian Commissioner Campbell in
St Innis last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

No VISITORS ADNITrED.-Secretary Rich
ardson has issued an order that no visitors be
allowed to go through the engraving and print
ing bureau of the Treasury department and
hereafter he will give no permission to visitors
to be shown through that bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
EVENING. STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from TIL.
source to day were s145 ,S65.04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

FIERCE RIOT took place at Frankfort. Ger
many, yesterday afternoon, growing out Of SOM
unexplained difficulty between the people and
the beer sellers, during which several beer
houses and breweries were Quilted. Troops had
to be called out to disperse the rioters, and in
the melee several persons were wounded, though
no deaths were Yeported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
FINE CLOTHING

FINE CLOTHING
SPRING AND SUMNER,
MADE TO ORDER In NEW YORK
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE COUNTRY.
SAMPLE SUITS
READY MADE,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
DEvLIN 4 CO.,
.ps-sm ms PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
II HARNESS. HARNESS: 81
We haze On hand and. large stock of all kinds Of Sin
RUBBER, NICKEL,
SILVER nouASfTIsp HARNESS,
Of our own make, which we are determined to sell
Sole agents for n ms celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
all over the country for durability and strength,
TRUNKS and sArCHELS in great variety.
CEDAR TRUNKS, for protection against moths
Call and examine stock.
LUTZ BRO,
a3lm l9s Penn. ave., next TO National Hotel.
VIENNA EXPOSITION.
CIRCULAR LETTERs OF CREDIf,
ISSUED BY
JAY COOKE 4 Co.
e *. s sss e
n IL sS him
Full information viii be furnished upon spplics-
LAY COOAE 4 Co.. Bankers,
.pslm WASHINGTON.
4 ". BRIGHT WkLL,
CARROLL =. WINsLOw,
SHIRrMAKgR
ASp DsALxR II u.ns RunNsHlSss,
Having Mr.. vin,loss patterns and - neas
ties, his Old Customers are rseo0mended %
leave their order with me. Min
ExAMISs THs
GOLD SPECTACLE. eAA
OxLy -,
n. n. HEMPLER, Optieians
instr ~ strssf. .
- !, SSs z sA Y z. Ar p.gssz.rs -,
90. Q. No. lSt PsnsSJissnis aVensss al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

TIE CoLoRKD PEOPLE or RICHMOND cele-
brated, yesterday, the anniversary Of tho IStl,
amendment proclamation. The procession was
the longest ever witnessed there on any simiIa,
occasion, the line extending about mile and \
half. There were no less than 600 persons IN
line. Addresses we're made by the mayor and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

= AeaSsiE yateral Hisssry sehesl.
BoeTen, April 22-Penekese Island, near
fessor gaseiz Cor the pryposed Natural H,sserv
School, BY Nr. Johs Ap.ierpon, q New York'-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

SUDDEN END p NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUR
The suit OF George b. Davis against the New
York Times to recover $4,000 for an ALLEGED
libel was tried in New York yesterday Davis
was put on the stand, when the counsel for tho
defendant objected, on the ground that he wa,
q convicted felon, and the fudge Sustained fhp
objection, thus ending the TRIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

GEORGE BROWN having received No ansver
10 hls scuiiing challenge % Ssdler, the Enelfs't
champion, viii issue challenge 20 Ellis w A.
John Bielin, Henry Coulter OF any other ? .ner,
place at Halifax in July, Brown 70 allow his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

THE YoRGERIEs on the Bank OF England have
turned out 30 be . bad specu,ztion ON the part
o. the crfmipais- The Two Btdwells and Mac
Donnen. the prfncipals, have been caught, and
yesterday their pian1eS. amounting % over
e220, 600, vas found I'm New York and capturSd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

PARsoN Nasty oUTDoNE-A Country Psf
master Actually Declines to accept Because III
"Hdtnt Got No Time."-The Postmaster Gen
eral to-day received the following letter from
person who was recently appointed postmaster
lat salary of twelve dollars per annum) OF a
baekwoods town in Iowa. We give it reTtc',m
Ell hterdtim:
''to the gineral postmaster at Washington
City my Deare friend hope you will not APP
pint me postmaster in this here town hain't
got no time to tend TO it suppose you got the pa
per someow my frinds sent up Rec kominden me
bat haint got time to do the thing up as it ort
too be done In fact don't know hardly what il
go in to be done our shoemaker would be a
very good man only he was Grely square ont
which you know ontts him for the position then
there is our storeceeper Jim B that wants
the position mighty bad but as shure as Won
are Twin man Jim B KANT read good wri-
tin and that's the trouble You see them IN At
wants IL don't know enuff TO tend il and them
their that does don't want to take it jim b
WIS rased out in the countrey and Jest come 10
town last week and don't know enOuf 10 be
postmaster but do as you think best only don't
apint me haint got time ever your frinl -
&c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

THE LOUISIANA RAcEe.-Yesterday 1.-THE sixth
and last day of the trials of speed m New
Orleans) the first race was won by Sallie wat
son, time 1:i6; the second-one mile-by War
wick, time 1:44A; and the third-four mile
heats, all ages, for purse Of % ,OOO-by Morgan
Scout. time 7.30L IRA e.OlK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

The NEW POSTAL CARDs.-Requisition>
aggre eating from 100000 TO 5000 900, for
the new postal cards, have already been re-
ceived at the Post Office Department. PhiIa-
dephia alone wants O0O0 900 of the first INSTALL
ment. As but 5000 900 will be ready on the ist
proXimo, IL will be necessary to cut down most
OF the requisitions and in doing this preference
Will be given to the larger cities, where il is
presumed the demand will be greatest. These
requisitions will not be passed upon until the
LIST OF May, and Immediately after will be sent
TO be filled. As it will take three or four DAYS
to examine the acquisitions, IL is not probable
that the new cards will be on hand and for sale
in the different large cities before the Sth or
10th OF MAY.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS HARROyKRS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
NA LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1886 st :, oppo-
site Frank Park. Fourth quarter will begin pri
10th; fall term September sth. apiO- Inns
DENMANSHIP AND THE ELEMENTS or
GRAMMAR ARITHMETIC, and BOOE
KEEPING taught to individuals or to classes, be.
tween and o'clock p. M, at Prof. Youngs school
Building, 18th st., between I and K
JAMES CORRIDON, Teacher
~ Lettering, Card writing, and Pen Work of
every description, executed to order-( ap8-im
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.

Walls OPERA HOUSE..
FOUR NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
Cor mencing WEDNESDAY, April 10
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
CAL wAGNER'S MINSrRELs.
J. II. HAyERLY, Manager,
VIII have the honor Of appearing before the CITIZENS
II tbs city. In each Entertainment ENTIRE
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Having many Pop
Glar and Talented Artists, prominent among VIII "a
Ben BROWN, JOHNNY BOOKER, CHAS. HEY
CANFIELD and BOOKER, Song and Dance Artists.
GREAT CALIFORNIA QUARTETTE, com posed
DWELLING BROS. and J. W. FREETH, with
aFINE ORCHESTRAL AND BRASS BAND.
Reserved Seats for sale at Box Office for threeday
in advance. a2l-6r
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THB LouIsIANA EmBRosLro-About ,a1
metropolitan police fren New Orleans, srm-.i
with Winchester rifles, arrived at Ante SIM
day night, and Installed Kelloggs recorder ant
ps5.sn I9aes Ior That parish yesterday. Forty
Hampton, broker, was arrerfed in W.. ~.
ye.esday, while offering certain Penussiyan,S
and Western railroad bonds for sale. he hsi
ssssSs sesth "a his peessssisa which he'd been
stolen from PIttsbura merchant. w.
The yEIERAN THURIow WKED i sasd 10 bass
,ess uen strength ' ithin the past day or two.
ne ser lev or no friends, his st1es.llnx psysi-
can fcre.oding him - eonv~rse v5th any opo
Mosr OF rz1 eT11xIre CAS- MES in New
York city have 500 ts.o0Fk af ai1ereat oeen-
their hea<lluarters vsuorrdar. TIN failure %
the movement ssssas y hsss been CEN ..sserf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

MEDICAL APPOINTNENTs.-Drs. j. Il. G.
Baxter, of Wisconsin, n. F. Graham, OF Min
nssota, William Greusted, of Missouri, and W
L. Worcester. of New Hampshire. have been
appointed to positions upon the staff of the med
1cal referee of the Pension Bureau, after the
usual competitive examination.