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THE WEATHER

AR DEPARTMENT, DfNcs Of Cn,sf SIgn1i Orr 4
WASHINGTON, June s, 1873, l0:sO a. m
SYNOPSIS FOE THE PAST TwESTY-FOU2 HOURS =
The barometer continues highest in Florida. II
has risen somew hat over New England, where IL
continues lowest. Cloudy weather with rain areas
prevailed during Wednesday from Tennessee 10
western lOrIta and westward to Texas, over
n'rthern New II gland ari the ST Lawrence val
ley, and IN southeastern Virginia Clear or partiy
Cioudl Weather has otherwise Continued at the sta
TORS cs-i II Jhe Rocky mountains
PR0BAFtLiI IEs.-fOr New England sOuthell ~ to
'" sieriy winds with ella weather over the south
err portion, bnt areas Of light rain the no m
crn portion. For tn" Middle States sOuthwe-terly
10 EoTihWesteTly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather and with clearing weather over the lower
lake region. or he South Atlantic and Gulf States
east OF the Mississippi s1uthery to westerly winds
aEd partly cloudy weather, with areas, except
probably IN North Carolina. From lower Michi-
gan W Mss"uri and Tennessee clear partly cloudy
weather, with probably rain areas from Missouri
Tennesse" and Kentucky. FAr lows, Wise pnsip
and MinnesOta sGuthPastarly to southwesterly wnis
With very probably rain areas
Morning telegraph reports from Texas, upper
Michigan. Kansas, Rocky mountains, and Pacific
coast are generally missing.
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The 0arkosa.
BALYrMOWR lima 6-N,,,;,.. .

bALHnokB, June 6.-Nirzinia skies, oil, 81:
,Hginis- = consolidated, 5i,i. estsrn Nirginiss,
D. Ibid to-day. "
BALTIMORE, June Cotton quiet and steady
LOW middlings, ia Flour steady and unchan gel
Whcat unchA god and neglected Ourn quiet and
stesnl-whlte southern, fiG72: yellow southern,
eze.nS, mixed western, bS. Oats weak-southern.
A4ao' western mixed, Eg 49, do. white 5000. ~ a
9niet and unchar ged Hay unc hanged. Provisions
quiet and nonniuaily unchanged. Western butter
light receipts; in fair demand, eO6cs2 Whisky
bImer, yiG9ts. Sugar IN good demand. l0is.
NV 1ORk, June 6--StD Cks duh and steady. Cold
Governments quiet.
NV YORK. June 6-Flour dull. Wheat aui,t
and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady
LoNDoN, June 6, 2 p. m.-Consols for money, 9!E.
Erie, iss.
PARIS, June -Rentes 81 francs
PARIS, June 6.-ReEtss 81 franc. - Confines
FRANKFORT, June 6--Bunis, %. for issue of 80
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The miners Of the middle cosl-feld Of Penn
syivanis have demanded an increase OF wages
which was refused by the operators, and Geo.
w. CLiids, OF the Philadelphia LedS-r, has been
selected umpire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

hTSCHENCkS MANDRAKE PILLS-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely super,e,ie
the OF mercury do not leave any o. its in urious
effects. They act directly upon the liver aud are
valuable remedy in all casas Of arrangement result
ing from a disOrdercd state Of that organ Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indi gestion, SICK
Headache, Ty phod Feyer-, &c. sc all succumb r.
the free use Of Schencss Mandr AXE Pills For sal,
by all Druggists and Dealers. nla-tr
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The new law in Illinois doing away with dis
elimination as TO "a the election or appoint
ment OF school officer axes effect July I. AT
that time all distnctic's of or on account of sex,
80 far a. eligibility 4, any school Office in the
stale il concerned. wi eea-e 10 Kit
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SAsHES, SASH RIBBONS, EMBROIDERIES.
- HATS, FLOWERS, and NOTIONS, selling
chaapat DAVIS
j5st sol Market Space, corner 9Th street
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The suit OF Mrs. Cos. OF Baltimore. against
the New York Mutual Insurance Company to
recover the amount of policy on her husbands
lite. and which case has excited general inter
ct, was decided by the United States Circuit
Court IN Baltimore yesterday. The plaintiff
claimed that her husband was burned IL death
Nv cOal-Oil explosion some time ago, and on
this material point the insurance company took
issue, and eudeavored to prove that Goss was
not killed in the manner indicated, and that he
II alive at the present time. The trial was long
the jury, the court said. in effect. that the
burden of proof in such case il upon the
plaintiff TO prove all the facts necessary TO
enable her to recover, including facts of iden-
tity of the body (of whose burning evidence hal
been given with that OF Winfield 5. Goss the
insured, otherwise. and unless the jury is salts
fed of the fact, the plaintif cannot recover;
to the insurance company that he was temper
ate when he was really Incorporate, and that
he also made willfully false statements to the
knickerbOcker Company in relation to his an
plicstiOns 20 OtherIlife insurance companies
having been accepted or declined-then such
false statements amount TO fraud. and the Jury
are AZ liberty to consider such frauds together
with all the other facts in the case, as bearing
upon the question OF fraud al Issue in this case
IN relation 10 the actual or fictitious death ot
said GOss. The jury brought in a sealed verdict
Yesterday. IL was opened to-day and found to
be ia favor of the plaintiff
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BOARDING.

/ WILL TAKE AFEM B0ARDERS fuR THE
summer, beginning nrst If July. place shady
two miles from Rockville: rooms On lover raar
terms eight dol sTs week for grown persons,
willie Post Offic.. Md. IS n.
SUMNER BOARDING. AT RED MOOD. A DI.
- ligh',ni c9u try seat; Ia miles from Grorge-
l"Nu OF W a>itington, west side Re Greek Tier.
Is pavilion, Croquet ground a variety of fruit &C
arc daily stage 20 tl- Treasury arriving AT >
CLOCK m, leaving at S-s Y. M. Far further
particulars, apply 10 Mrs. BROOK, alI 18th street
b"ihNe-t S-2N-
DRlNATE BOARD1NG-Gsn bod location pleasant
rnoms' prices moderate, within short d-tnncr
~ both the cars and steamboat, NJ. % Prince st
h"Nandrla, Va. mo la
A tEN FAMILIES can be Accommodate with
"A Eo"ns and Board Tor the summer ia a delight
I'M ana healthy location. Is mites from washing tou
10y rSil. Enquire Of JUAN BOYLE & 60. mlg-eoI1t
ElkNlSHED ROOMS FOR PERMANENT OR
L TRANSIENT BoARDERs. also, TABLE
fos I'D, sll 4 street, between Sth and 9th north
Nte'. mis- I'm
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COAX HALL"
CLOTHING HOUSE.
TO OUR PATRONS, GEEE1ING:
met aud fles the wants Il 50 great proportion Of
" FAMOUS s11 SUIT,
ALL-wooIIs 81, SUIT,
", ,,,.. sHRyNks sl1 sgir,
to , sui, aud Mt everybody in OAK HALLS uniyer,
SAL. ~', A.as ia ii:' PS'FStiLAR 81, SUIT.
to make it sharp sno decisive" ''' We mean
- Fl fsis AArEh
RID Of fHKfR 3EiGH hTH sFEE5fi4 MUST BE
we are severely IN earnest vhen we say that our
AES B3Ys %SGTHs ,a ASp SH ifffh f
iSk s2nP Psf ASR Mk kRP %6 Bkkss
ING SUITS AR MFS$ SiSSEE GAR:
VIII be positively offered at prices A. nina, er.-o
sPfef' safes By placing them within easy ressh Of
OAK HALL cLoffihHiEEssn ATT 4tl fS;;
N.B.-Thoss looking for BOYS e cL L6rfH
GOODS SSsF st tS.idI K Ns( and AMERICAN
CRYSTAL tHANDELIERs.
We call attention to oug assortment Of very ets.
CANT Wv
ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS,
If the newest patterns, and of the most exquisite
f0r elegance of effect brilsncy Of light and REAL
economy they excel all other chandeliers
made.
We have already introduced them into some Of the
III "s' dwellings IN this city ard elsewhere and per
soils VINO contemplate build ing or refurnishing are
invited 10 examine our stock.
These goods are of our own
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
ard are offered at very low prices.
NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. 4 Co..
JEW LERS,
1866 1Io7 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
SUI IMPORTANT. sol
ANOTHER SMALL Lot OF THOSE LARGE
"A FANS, III brown, d. alb gilt, and black recev ed
FAN HOLDERS IN GILT, SILVER. AND
oxydlz'd,at DAVIS.
DAKAsOLs AT COsT,at
SAsHEs, SASH RIBBONS, EMBROIDKRIEs,
- HATS, FLOWERS, and NOTIONS selling
cheapat DAVIS,
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE NEW GOODsil
THEY ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY

LOOK AT THIS LIST:
Chdren's Sun Bonnets and ats, SOC.
:. Marseies H ats, very pretty, ST.
Lawn and Lace Hats, 81.
Plaid n usn Aprons, cover entire dress,
5Oc.
:" White Dresses, crossbarred muslin, 81.
+" Butt Suits, 81
Ladies' white and colored Border Aprons, 25c
- Rufie and Plaid Muslin do soc
Percae and W bite Lawn Skirt W ists, 81
Full tucked Skirts, 81.
I" Pulled and embroidered front Chemises Al
Tucked and embroidered Drawers, 81.
Tucked apd Lace do, snc-
Ladies' Scotch gin black Sun Umbrellas, 81
- Lisle thread 2-but'h half Gauntlet Gloves 25c.
- Leather Belts, 25c.
60 Morocco and I'm. Russian Belts, SOC.
g. Oxydized and Gilt Belt Chains, 2Sc.
- Wood, Painted and Linen Fans, Csc.
Fancy, W God and Silk do, soc.
Black, white and cold Silk aud Vienna do,
81.
Childrens' fine Linen Handkerchief, 5 for sc.
Ladies' hemstitched Linen do, for 81.
Gents do. ehirts, 81.
" Light British and Lsle Socks.
" Striped Socks, pair for o..
Ladies' Bias Silk and Fringed Scarfs, Soc.
Boxpleat and other styles Rufiins for the neck IS
and 50c. per yard.
Extra large and fine Damask Towels, s for ST.
Splendid Bathing Towels, and for 81 sc sc &c
books, you will not fail to cali on
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LoR RENTAL sIs 18th street. fScott Place
Il FURNISHED ROOMS, singly or suite, -
sun mer price,. For people remaining IN town
during the ufer this IL splendid LEGATION. being
convenient 10 hotels and cars. Well shaded and
airv migim
LOB RFNT-FURNISHEp HOUSE-HOUsE
Il No. 600, corner aud aeh streets north~e-,s
will be rented on reasonable terms. Imm@tiste pos
sc. sion given. Apply 60 @. X. RITTENHOUsE
Agent. 1922 street. mia -epsf
LoR sALE-CoUNTRY sEATS-31 ACREs
Il Oh LAND a. Highland Station, n. and d X X. T:
new four room House, Barn, Poultry House and
NH House. " alter and good fencing.
81 ACRES OF LAND, nine rom House with
closets, Barn, servants Hous plenty &c water;
large quantity choice fruit trees. Terms easy.
Apply 10 LEMCEL CLARK,
arls-en5w Sos 18Th street corner 18th and p
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
lkaR -, HAVE YOUR WHITE SUIT
- d,ne M nicely AT the ASKING STEAM
Ia NDhl ~ls street, opposite Patent Once.
AZ q meet NE al the music on Saturday.
10 AND CONSULT MADAM DE CRAFT,
the wonderful Seer and Clairvoy ant: she l. the
seventh daughter of the seventh daughter: she can
be consulted NJ 1926 Pennsy Iyania avenue, between
81 emo a. streets, for short time only; she gives
advice on all business Matters tells how to rec over
s ar stolen property tells Of lovers and even tells
the RENE OF the person You marry FEES al
All letters answered promptly by iuclo-ine . AMI
stamp. Hours from q. m. TO 10 .. M mls .W'
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The recent Irightful cases of hydrophobia in
the suburbs Of Baltimore afford partial contr-
nation. according TO the AmericqR, to the
theory OF DIR. PhilpOts concerning rabies He
says that the traditional mad dog which runs
over the country, and raves and bites and filings
the foam from his mouth, is no mad dog at all
and he cannot communicate his rabies either to
his own species or to man. The dogs which We
dread are those which foam at the mouth and
run from place TO place, swapping at whatever
cOmes in their way. DIR. Philpots saws that they
have a distemper, which cannot be communi-
Gated to man or beast, and that they often re-
cover. The dog afflicted in this way capnot
drink on account Of the muscular affection of
the throat, but he has no dread of water and
has an intense and Unsuitable thirst. He il
terrifying beast. but not a dangerous one
The real mad dog las DR.. Philpots knows hi m,
IL a sullen animal, that lies still, except when
water is brought near him, and then he goes
into mt. He is not apt TO bite unless some one
Genes about him and disturbs him. On accoun,
Of the absence OF the violent conduct which is
popularity attributed to mad dogs. the owner
imagines that he Is merely sick. and has no fear
of him. In he attempts 10 fondle him or pnt
his hand on him, he is pretty certain TO be Bit
ten In the Balti more case il was this sort of
dog that bit Mr.. Freybe and his two gardeners.
He was young dog that had been raised on tbe
place, and II was supposed that he was suIlen
and cross because he had been tied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-In or near the METROPOLITAN Hotel. ON
Il Monday, June ID instant, Gold 49,
Frame EYE CLASSES. suitable re-
ward will be paid il left at the off ce Of tbs Metro
pOlitan Hotel. IT,
i UST-It is thought, on 9TH street northwest, be-
IL tween and X, All old POCkETBOOK, con-
tanning small amount IN cash, several notes. re-
cepts and other papers Of value to other than
the owner The finder will be literally rewarded by
Room 62, third floor, p. U. Building
Je6 It j. W. CROMWELL
g = kEWARD.-Lost, Sunday night, June Ist,
~C going from sd and NJ streets, to 10th and
streets, BLACK LACE SHAWL. The above re-
ward will be paid BY returning to JOHN FISTERST
sd street, ~
I OST.-A ladies' GOLD WATCH with portioI
IL Of chain at; he'd. liberal reward paid to any
one leaving il at this office. i26,.d
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- TO LADIES,

~ TO LADIES.
Wy How sAd IL Is TO O young wife, Q mother
Of family who requires ail her physical strength
to fulhll her household dutiee, and al her moral ca
pacitee to accept the responsibility which falls upou
her, &c see her Prostrsted, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able 10 say
why, but yet suffering enough to De utterly missra-
abtel This state Of weakness and debility 10 more
fatal 70 her than severe spell Of sick for In thai
case she Will receive the proper In the other
she will hnger months after months, not thinking
worth while to see physician about IT, until nature
exhausted gives out and she IL carried to the grave
when little precaution in proper time would have
spared her life To prevent, to strengthen, to cure
nothing can compare with the LONG-LIfE BIT
TIERS Of DR.. L. G. BERTRAA. They are Q safe and
infAllible remedy against malaria, dyspe psia Cos
tvenees, biliousness, headaches, morning sickness
tiers, which sold BY ali druggissG are In oonse-
1ueGce OF their virtue and most agreeable TASTE tn.
medicine pos sycsIlsscs for ladies' J11-tr
TFR0M THE EAkLIEST AGES 70
w the present day Scrofula has been the bene,
and a. Il we're, the curse Of mankind. 80 terrible
and losfhsome had been at periods OF the wordr
history that person known to be infected With
would not be allowed TO mix with society Happily
In day the disease stripped Of its terror by the
use Of SAMARIrANs RooT AND HERE JuIcK rs and
the victim OF Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, PimpIes
Botches, Tetters &C., be restored sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, Sin Der battle
Sold BY o. O. FORD, llOS Pa ave, and BY Dru9.
gists: pESM0ED CO., Proprietors, els Raoe
street, Philsdelphis. mayN-ly
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rFNEw YORK kKPUBLICAN AssOCIA-
tS TON
There viii De "a Iezui-- meeting Of this organize
fion al Cl&Ike's Hall. No. AS Penns, ivsnia ay-
enue- SATURDAY ENE6IaG, June =, 1873 at Z 10
o'glcck.
Propo,-d snendmeEt TO the Cons. ituiion will be
acted upon- IONIC BELL, President.
JAS n sPRAGUE. Rec. Sec SIN
~DR CHARLES Il. HA0NER has removed
Wy Opposite his former residence, 10 No. lly3
18th street, between sad d. Once hours as here
tOfcr-, from 20 10 q. m, Il ~ p. W., " D. n,
yeS3lrI -..--
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Thomas Lyndon, the Chies 20 coachman who
wood ami won the laughter OF his employer,
about year ago. and then had her kept aw ay
from him by her parents, attempted to regain
possession OF her by writ of habeas corpus, al
legirg that lie was entitled by law and by the
wishes OF his wife To Ler society association and
care. On being brought into court, however
the wife elected 20 remain with her father.
much to Thomas disgust. She found love in a
stable TO be not quiss 30 charming as fancy
painted il.
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At noon to-day Tom Wright was hung.

At noon to-day Tom Wright was hung, and
another impressive lesson has been added 10
those recently addressed to the murdero1s class
who count upon immunity tor the taking of
human life. through legal bubbles and the
faIOrs of sentimental noodles in their behalf
That Tom Wright fully expected to escape the
penalty OF his dreadful deed. l. shown by the
fippant self-possession he exhibited through
the period of his trial. even after his convic-
ton up to the time when to his astOnishment
he found that a Communication or pardon was
not forthcoming. Since then his mood has
changed 10 a desperate effort by all
sorts OF contradictory and clumsy state
ments 20 save his neck from the halter
10y duplicating others in the murierous deed
Rude and repulsive as the execution of the
murderer upon the gallows may seem 20 he.
there can be no question of its effect upon the
dangerous class 10 whom the warning is directed
The examples recently made in our iaiI-yard
have had a maryellousIy wholesome effect
already. ami If the execution OF the law is only
steadily and rigidly enforced. without inter.
mission by way of ccmmu alton or otherwise.
the would-be murderer will be apt to give
Washington a wide berth when seeking "A field
tor his operations.
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The western railroads terminating at Chicago
have taken step in the right direction in re-
gard 10 free passes. At a meeting of the mana
gers held on Tuesday they resolved unanimously
to cancel all outstanding passes at the end of
this month, and TO refuse TO issue any more after
that date. This order is absolute except with re-
gard TO the passage of employees over roads with
which they are connected, and except in cases
where roads are compelled by existing contracts
to grant passes. Clergymen are no longer to he
allowed halffsre tickets and railroad officers
are no longer to exchange passes with each
other.
Passes 90 the press are not enumerated speci-
tCally in the catalogue, but OF course they are
included under the general head of .salI;" and
now il will be in order for the newspapers 10
stop dead heading railroads. Indeed it is about
time fer the press TO shut down on the whole
free-Fass and work for nothing system. No
profession OF interest in the United States or in
the wOi ID Is called On to do 20 much gratuitous
work a. newspapers. Every adyenturer and
sIeeulstOr who has an axe to grind expects edi-
tors ami publishers 10 turn his grind stone, and
to give them a. paw little of the dirty water
that l. left In the trough or not, accordingly as
he may be literally OF economically inclined.
Let the press follow the example furnished by
the railroads as Indicated above, and pay cash
for what ;hey get, and require cash for what
they give. and the pTOyerbisl proyerty of news
paper men will soon become a story of the past
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E'AlRBANKs' LETTER SCALES,
Every size and style, Of very low rates -
THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE. -
THE POCKET BETTER SCALES

We have en- band and a,wsys rssay e supply any
the msnufscturers lowest rates
We also full line Of Commercial ana RAM err
Stationery, Blank Book, Cash and Deed Boxes.
RICHARD b. MoHUN q co.,
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FAN HOLDERS IN GILT, SILVER. AND
l. oxydiz,d. at DAVIS
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A MOTHER SMALL Lot OF THOSE LARGE
FANS, III brown, d. alb gilt, and black, receiv ed
this morning at DAVIS
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WOman's rights seem TO be. even, more i'm
perfectly understood in England than in this
country. Two English magistrates have COM
mItted no fewer than sixteen women to prison
for mOiestation aud intimidation under the
criminal law amendment act. A number of
lsbOTers had been dismissed in the village on
the ground that they were mem oers of a trade
union: wfferruPOn their wives and daughters
assembled, some OF them armed with sticks.
and prevented a couple OF men who had been
engaged Nv a farmer from going to work. Ii
does not appear that the women struck the
men. Seven Of them were sentenced TO ten
days AID nine to seven DAYS imprisonment.
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L DAVIS
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COAL AND WOOD

The copartnersLis hsre,o;spe o .,i Ar,m ~, 1873
Elphonno YOUNG. and WA se.r., t under Ss~s the
S AIM ane nrm on HLfnOSLo fOUNGS Co, IL
essSsed y mutual the second term
1ess will be continued q the old stand Masonic
v0IyRNdso una n snc streets by eLPH0NZ0
collect all amounts due 'i HI f5% yorxas ''
Nm. n SEA "a SCNss'
THANKING my friend. and the p-sI,e for their ,,s.
solicit eonilSusDos q he same YOU'D respectfully
ELPH0NZo YoUEGs.
Having .psu, the pas, two year. very ..,,.,,c,or,
with Mr.: foungs In the above NAMED bu.ipess
bic 1 :ns s. .s
terests: L.alstfl WI a. sIARs.
but little means. and wish % loot rr5 gee ns ave
sTRaGs iei isSn sns ss. a nss9 I,s styles "A
V---- -. -saDiss hsD chlL
DBEks' DRESSES AT
MRS. @. II nAURERs'
Mist, So,
C.i...IVs, IV,-rp 5000
fhihbANhs LhIIEh SCALES,
Every size and style. at very low rates. -
rur rxyr.s
ihA TAMIL sOALE. ~
THE POCKET RrrrTp scnrs
.DS ssrs sS s.. and ine n .~ q *
the msuufscturers lowest rates
B sSl BeOs sDs .sd
~ ,o, s1SaA.D b .S sa1..s .s o. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

C*EAND OPERA HOUSE,
u West Tweny-third street corner Of Eighth avenue
MR. AGGUsS DOORS and Manager
sardous prohibited Comedy on American society.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH,, H. 1873
h se ven f%? 6 Sc nEx sfaff WEEK.
Sss e IDEAS
OF American Society ap Sn Sqstoms and entitled
a. Or fn fst FTIIskA4aairoN.
maxim" he z% iSs FIN S Ss:as: Ts;ss Henry CRISP
= Viii Il Ss, Julian Cross
a AND ssAy Sc. up a. model 4 john Brous.m
s ssis i ss=s;;
Launcelot Elicit Esq journalist Mr. George Dsvers
's sSs agent sas1'i the sSPsSo'
tof the Fifth Avenue TheatreJ
SnS s"s tame ssi HS1se sS
ds ssa SS Il ss Fsssa S
Tos. a BELL boy at the Fifth Avenue Hotsl -
Robinson. saloon hand on the "st john r.,.nnn,
PasseSSers Ministers Deck and, NewsSoy &C. aS
ne niece Of Samuel. and the Alteration Or
Miss Angela TiDpiebot sister, with ssprs "00N
G;:ss u; married BUTTERFLY; ~lSS ss. o'"sn
W.. ... 81 he sa avenue fhsstls vs. @ n oa.s
Nine. Bethany Parisienne, who having been
bit In the Game OF speculation has lost her
relish" for American 'Instituions'. Miss A. Deand
Miss Miss Olympia .,a 3iyphant. Miss Fredigan
MISS Lucrezia Brown MISS q: Bronte
MISS cora llvngston MISS hObert1 Norwood
PISS yara ncnWick Miss Mary kce
MISS Gsuw1n Mss Clinord
SYNOPSIS.
ACT I,
TRIP DOWN THE HUDSON.
ScEyE-Promenade deck of the "St John" The Paris.
ienne's introduction to the New World.
THE SCHOOL OF FILTRATION.
scENr-The Mionnaires Private Suite at the Fifth
Lesson in Filtration.
ACT 3.
ON THE BEACH AT LONG BRANCH
ScENE-The Piazza and Grounds Of the West
End Hotel at Long Branch. Hester
Miss Sarah gets frightened.
ACT 4.
sEvEN SHOTS FOR A WIFE.
ScENE-Sams Parlors at the Hotel Young France yields
to Young America
MATINEE
on Saturday next, Mt ~ O'Clock, Of