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A BIG HAvANNAH PRIzE.-on Thursday

A Big HAvANNAH PRIzR.-On Thursday, a
telegram from Havannah announced that
ticket I ,017 had taken the first capital prize in
the extraordinary drawing of April p. The
lucky man is Mr.. Penistan, Philadelphia
liquor dealer. on the 9th, he wrote to the
agents here TO send him full ticket for the ex-
raordinary drawing, and enclosed $50. The
clerk who received the order went to the safe
where the tickets are kept, and drew fourth the
one which lay on the top of the pile. This was
the lucky 1,0l1, which drew hall a million dol
lars. The telegram announcing his good for
tune reached Mr.. Penistan on Thursday at noon.
MIR. Penistan's prize, when discounted accord
ing to the lottery rule. will amount TO nearly
Sf0O, OOO.-N. L. S.g,
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST GEN. LONG
sTREET.-Gen. W. y. PeDdleton, late chief of
artillery OF the confederate army OF Northern
virginia, and now rector OF the Episcopal
church at Lexington, i'm this state, is on a lee
turing tour thr Jugh the south. The lecture has
of the south end has attracted considerable ar
tention, but il was at Mobile on Tuesday that
the lecturer created a decided sensation, by
making very serious charge against Gen
Longstreet for his (L's) conduct at the battle of
Gettysburg. We wish the charge had never
been made. Grn. Lee never sanctioned IL by
any thing from HE Pen.-Aiezandrid (Tdl Ga
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Another Indian War

Plight WITH THE BLACKFREr.
TORONTO, April PA special dispatch
from Fort Garry, Manitoba, says reports
from the interior state that there has
been fighting between the American troops
and the Blackfeet Indians. and large num-
bers of Americans were killed. Ii Is feared
that this lie the beginning of trouble IN the
Blackfeet country. Indians of Fort Sully have
crossed the line TO the number of seven or eight
thousand, and threaten the interior settlements
and Manitoba
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THE LOUISIANA CoNPLICT.-A detachment
Of rs metropolitan police, armed with Win
chester rifles and one piece OF artillery arrived
al Baton Rouge Saturday evening from New
Vincent, Livingston parish, for the purpose OF
installing the appointees of Governor kellogg.
They were met at Harrsll's ferry, Amity river
at noen yesterday by committee of three per.
sons, representing the Port Vincent party, ami
II Is presumed that matters viii be adjusted
without bloOdshed.
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RADICALS ELECTED TO THE FRENCH ASSEM-
BLN.-The election In Paris YESTERDAY 60 which
20 much interest has been lately attached. re-
suited, accord 20 the returns SO far a. re seiyed
IN the election, by considerable majority, OF
NJ. Barodet, the radical candidate. The ra.li-
Gals were successful in electing their men in
both Bordeaux and Marseilles, where elections
were also held Yesterday
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A PROPER LAw.-The New York legisl allure
has passed the bill, which has been tor some
time pending, intended % prevent the frequent
accidents that occur from the careless handling
OF firearms. liz II now a misdemeanor in New
York O. point gun, pistol or other firearm AZ
any one, whether the weapon II loaded OF not;
and tie crime Is punishable by tine and impris-
oument-
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COMMUNIST DISTURBANCES IN MADRID.-A
special dispatch from Madrid Yesterday saw.
The ultras demand the establishment of a com
mune, and are engaged in hunting down the
members Of the Permanent Commission. Sa-
gasta was surrounded in the street by armed
men, the leader bearing a Phrygian cap on a
bayonet. Cecerra was arrested in the house of
Serrano's mother. Fig erola was imprisoned
yesterday. The increasing fury OF the ultras
must necessarily lead W a massacre a. The
monarchical volunteers are disposed to fight
against the execution Of the decree disarming
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-28

Tue CATHOLIC SCHOOLS in Savannah Ga
have been granted a share Of the public money
Tor their support, and placed upon the same
roofing as the Protestant, the textbooks re
naming subject % the bishops approval. ami
instruction In the Catholic doctrines being pro-
vided for at stated hours each dav
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Col. MosBY IN DENAND.-The Manassas
Gazette says that "Col. Mosby finds himself
overrun with applicants for Office, not only
from his own district, but from other norfions
Of the state and District Of Columbia Letter.
Of Introduction TO him are sought from every
one supposed to have personal acquaintance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-28

YANKEE IDEAS IN ENGLAND-A letter from
England TO the New York Evening Post says,
I" An enterprising Bostonian, now In London n as
orered 10 spare the metropolitan board OF works
toe trouble of pulling down Northumberland
House, by moving II TO any suitable adjacent
spot which the board may select. The idea l.
noyel-so intensely Amcrican-that the board
will probably waste much time in getting
educated mn 20 IN
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Family Burned to Deat,,

CINCINNATI, April 2s.-The railroad station
house at the crossing of the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago and the Chicago and Lake
Shore railroads was burned Saturday night
and man aged 40, named Klees his daughter
and five children, living in the station house.
persisted in the flames
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-28

The WHARTON CAsE.-In the circuit court
at Annapolis on Saturday James r. Revell
esq, states attorney, with the consent of At
torney General SyeSter, moved that a stet be
entered in the case OF the state vs.. Mrs. Wha.-
ton, charged with attempting to murder Eugene
Van Ness with poison, and the court SO ordered
This allows the case to rest for the present re-
lieying the bail of the accused. 1t is practical
ly an abandonment by the state, though il may
not be technically in law a fnality.
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JACK FRosT made rail- through the southern
states, ON Friday night last, that seems % la We
done considerable damage 10 the tender buds OF
spring. despatch from GOldsboro', North
Carolrs, reports heavy frosts over the eastern
All the cotton that has heen planted IL killed.
A despatch 20 the sane effect comes from
Columbia, South Carolina. In Tennessee the
fruit was badly nipped; also the growing corn
and wheat.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.-On Friday last II. e.
Bennett, q SON IF DIR. Bennett, of Louisa conn
ty, Va, who was working as a brakesman on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, was crusaed
by being caught between a car and q no, ~.
the kanawha coal company's track. He died
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FREE TRADE--The PENNSYLVANIA constitu-
uonal convention has adopted section that All
railroad and canal companies shall have the
right TO connect with others, and 20 pass carr
empty or loaded, over each Others roads free
from discrimination i'm rates or charges ant
without delay or hindrance.
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The Oregon Indian Trovb.eS

NEW YORK, April 2s.-A Washington special
states that General Schofeld telegraphs from
San Francisco that no doubt some of the Mo-
docs have escaped, and there are evidences of
an Indian outbreak in Oregon, which, if IL
occurs, will necessitate reinfOrcements.
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SALE OF A VIRGINIA FArw - M cooa
ing, OF michigan, has purchased the farm lsfeiy
owned by Mr.. Jason Ketcham, about q mile
n Manassas, Va, containing no acres. Cor
going on for the purchase Of property in that
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SALEM, y. j., Abril 2s.-rhe boys employed
at the glass works have struck against receiving
the shin plasters issued by the company and
good only at the stores owned by the companies.
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ga dovry Of fs,ooo. good expectations
and very old and sick father. = are among the
family" advertising for husband in a continen-
tai newspaper.
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THE THREATENED CRIsPIN STRIKE IN NR,v
loRK.-h esterday Il was reported i'm New York
that movement was on foot among the knights
OF ST. Crsph TO strike for an increase OF paw
and eight hours, and that the societies had he'll
their secret meetings and resolved TO strike al
an early day.
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WOMAN BURNED TO DEArH.-Miss Catherine
Deisure, living ON Isaac's creek, In Frederick
county, Va, was burned % death on the 18th.
She was keeping house for Mr. John Light and
must have been sitting With her back 10 the fire
when her clothing was ignited. She was alone
in the house Ct the time. -
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IL A SUIT FOR DAMAG Es in Boston Thursday
brought by father whose son, six years Of age
had been instantly killed by being run over by
a loaded truck, Judge Lord instructed the jury
hat az no interval OF conscious suffering inter
vened, they must find for the defendant The
verdict was rendered accordingly,
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CEEswELL will re-
turn TO this city this evening, and will be on
duty again tomorrow.
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Mr.. JOHN s. DELANo, chief clerk of the In
terror department, is now in st. Louis. His
health continues to improve.
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GEN. b. X. CowES, Assistant Secretary o. the
Interior, has gone to New York to be present at
the opening of bids for transpor tation and COM
missary supplies for the Indians.
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FRENCH OPERA.-To-night La Graade
DHckesse at Wallis Opera House, with Aimee,
Juteau, Duchesne, and Roland in the princip pal
parts.
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The TEST Of who holds the trumps, Scott or
Garrett, In the Broadford and Mount Pleasant
when the directors Of the road meet to ratify az
reject the recent lease Of the road to the South-
western Pennsylvania, o branch of the great
central. Thus far Scott has scored All the
pOiute.-CumberIand Tfmss ~
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The SOUTHERN CLAIM CoMNIssIoN heard
witnesses on Saturday in the case OF Edward
W. Miller, of Philadelphia, for the property
taken near Harper's Ferry, Va, amounting to
: Ill COO.
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The GOODRICH MYSTERY AS 1T STANDS
There are no new Developments IN the Goodrich
case. Kate Stoddard has failed to send her
address to the detectives, so that the latter are
lett TO their own ingenuity, which is a weak
reliance. The inquest In the case, which was
adjourned three weeks ago by Coroner White
hill, will be resumed and brought to a close at
an early day.-N " Star -
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DISCOVERIES IN AssYRIA.-The London Dali
b Telegraph explorer in Assyria has met with
great success He has found 80 new inscrip-
tons, including histories, known and hitherto
unknown, Of the Assyrian kings. Among his
discoveries is highiy-important tablet con-
tanning . collection Of proverbs, in two Lam
guages, which will aid IN the further elucida-
ton Of the whole class OF inscriptions MANY
Of the inscriptions have definite dates
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sos ,9i7.3l.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, April %, 1873.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, April ., 1913.
The FUNERAL Of Commodore Jno. III. Aulick,
L. s. navy, will take place from his late resi-
dence, at the corner of 1 and 18th streets at
noon, on Tuesday, the 18th inst. The deceased
will be buried with the military honors appro-
pirate to his rank.
The officers of the navy and marine corps
will appear in full dress uniform for general
dHty, to wit: frock coat, epaulettes, cap and
sword.
Oficers OF the army are invited to attend.
GEO. NJ. RoBEsoN,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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JUDGE EDNUNDs, city postmaster, continues
to receive several letters daily addressed "Rev.
j. Hale Barney" and all of which are supposed
to contain remittances. Abont fifty letters OF
this kind have thus tar been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-28

MAJOR GENERAL HANCOCK and Capt. John
s. Wharton, U. S. army are at wormley's.
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CossscRATIoS ~ Bi~HoP GRoss-I-pa,,az
CtrcnoRlts az caE Can siic CdttcfrIi N Ba1tI.
Hoe.-The x ght Rev. William Ssross, u. u,
wss cons Grated B.SAop Va stordAy AZ the cAihe-
ceremonial Of the RsIsan Catholic Charch.
The imi ressive services four hours in duratio
we're. witnessed by ar immense a->eml.lsse, in
elsdiesn lsIge numl.er Of wsshlEg tonLAns, Who
Der OF visiting II latss and attendant clergy vas
very large. bisbVfs Won, OF rnftatefphia:
eker. OF Wilmington, Dci,; GGbb0ns, OF Rich
NJ ,ns, MNlisms, =. Boston; shsnah.n. az Har-
Erie, Pa, were present; ara ssseng the priests
w-re DIR. Corcorsn, Of Fhiladelpkia. Fathers
Al u, kean and Ssurin, 81 w sshington, Father
Brennan, Of Cumberland, Fathers Schappeii,
of Baltimore. Rev. Arch bishop Bsyley, assist
ed by Bishop Gibbons. OF Richmond, Va, and
Becker, OF Wilmington, Del, perform med Tie
ceremoney OF conservation, after which the ser
the Order OF Redemp florists. The music on the
occasion ~ss by choir 81 % voices. The new
BISHOP n Bsltimorean by birth. He goes 20
the hishoprie OF Savannah In place of Bishop
retsioo' who reeaenea en- ,scceant OF bad health
A DrssArIsrrrp CoSorssaT roS.-Ias week.
the virginia African N n. conference sent 90
this station, TO Bethel (coloredl church. Rev i,
W Digs, coiored minister OF that body Tie
congregation had used every effort 10 procure
the return of Rev. Mr.. Prindle, their former
wishes had been disregzrled by conference. I'm
return, they determined not % receive the new
clergyman and accordingly on last sunday
locked the church up. The pastor appeared and
be, in the language OF scripture, 'eas er 70 run
camel through his eye than enter there. he re-
tired, and on Monday morning the congrega-
ton paid his passage 90 his former place OF
tween the church and the conference.-lSsGsntoa
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATEk COMIQUE
w eleventh street, south Pennsy lv ania snu.

WASHINGTON THEATEK COMIQUE
w eleventh street, south Pennsylvania avenue.
APRIL 2s-oNE gEEk AND TWO hiatt
NEES.
.PcsitiyelJ last week oftho young American Star
GEORGE w. THOMPSON.
rITsi eEIesTTnce Of the beautiful vocalist,
KITTY II, ROW hLL; c,,kIrT KITTY RowELL;
LAZY, BELLA GORDON.
F Ifsh5En M SSH e Ihs ss sTsSf
ssIIiTsducing twenty hsndsom :, ladies.
TWO SEW BhiLETs NEXT WEEK.
Last week OF the charming Queen of Ssrio-C"mic
FANNY DAVENPORT
MILE C0ECHITA RGNzaTTI.
W., he s1gIaIisR'shea HTr Earian Dancers,
AND our NAMM%IH SovELT9 fRoGGPE
TIE wISHTNGToN DETsGrIvE.
Ma,iness WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Beneht 20 Mons. BLANDOWSKI, May :. a25
L. NCOLN HAIL.
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MArINEEs,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th.
'-' anu T rs 'A fRRFHH' D'1iA' Moi i
GREAT TEMPERANCE WORK
THREE YEARS IN A MAN-TRAP:
Which viii be produced with Appropriate Scenery
A., and a Powerful Dramatic Company.
Admission, 50 cents; reserye I'd seats, rs cents 7
Doors c ~ Sf AZ shl rSmms5Se e,P
Seats may be secured at Ellis Music Store, Mon
day, April 2S'h. az
ORIENTAL ENTERTAINMENT:
THE YOUNG MESS TT SSaSfisTiAN AssocIA-
TIE oRIEE1T14LL iESNfTTEhhTTALNrENr.
TABLEAUx OF THE LIFE OF JOSEPH AND
By Ii Ho psk j. Hof il. Lbb fEEeHL
MONDAY EyENING,, hgrii as, at I'D O'Clock.
AdmlIslon, Is cents; children under fifteen years
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
" JOHN /. fORD...-..PropIietor and Manager.
FAREWELL WEEK OF
MILE MARIE AIMEE.
THE QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFFE, AND TIE
The most successful ORGANIZATION on record
e. A. CHIZZOLA Co... .Director.
MONDAY EVENING, March as PM,
eslehra,ei opers, La GRANDE DUCHEsSE. ''
LIS cRST l fIa 1s great
Scale Of prices: General admission, 81; reserved
$50 faTE SiTs 3 reserved seats IN eale.ny
Gale 10 commence on FRIDAY, at Ellis MISE *;
otRso On and ssh ssi. |assss s
TIE sI.t AT (TrH sr
NO. fSS fe street, between and Streets et Chit
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravings. Chromos, &c
Also, largest stock Paper Hsasiags, window
Shades; Pictures, Frames, Picture Oords and Tas-
ses, Rings, Mails, Sc, in the District
~TEkMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Nusber Jelly
A LII KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP.
IA PARkL can be sold to the very best advanf age
By addressing or calling on JUSTH
GIG street, between 9Th and nh n w.
Notes By mail promptly attended 70. Dash paid rs
nLp GOLD, sILyEB, BRASS, OOPPER, Ere,
- bought 81 fair prices Tor q New York house
Eompt,y attended to By AUGEHsTEIN, 14Os
'EHE PROBLEM THAT WAS EASILY SOLVED
n = say Charley, pardon me, bur pray tell me
new n GU always dres. so sy fish, and having but
= moderate Iucouies' ssWhv simply because III mr.
chase from A. sTRAUS, l0ll Penna. ave- near
1nh a25
OUR LATEST EXCITEMENT.
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GOLD SALES AND BOND PURcHAsEs-The
Secretary of Treasury has directed the assistant
treasurer at New York to sell one million gold
on the first, third and fifth Thursdays and one
and a half millions on the second and fourth
Thursdays in all six millions, and to buy half n
million of bonds on the first and half million
on the third "Wednesday of May, in al one mil
lion.
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DEATH OF COMMODORE AULICK.-Commo-
dore John II. Aulick, L. S. N, died yesterday
at his residence in this city, corner OF 18th and
streets, in the s5th year of his age. The de-
ceased was a Nirginian by birth, but was ap-
pointed an officer in the navy from Maryland,
Nov Is, 1909. In 1872 he served on the Enter
prise in all her actions, and carried her captures
the Boxer and the privateers Flyer and Mar, i'm
TO port. He afterwards served on the Saranac
Ontario, Constitution, and Braudywine, ami
was in command OF the Washington navy yard
fIom 1913 to 1876. He returned from his last
cruise in 1853, and has since 1864 been on the
retired list. His funeral will take place from
bis late residence to- morrow at 10 m
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THE President ant party reached Denver,
Colorado, at half-past one o'clock Saturday
afternoon, and were to remain there till this
morning when they were to leave CT special
train for Golden, Black Hawk, and Central
City, and thence to Idaho Springs. They will
return TO Denver this evening, when the Presi-
dent viii hold public reception. He will PROB
ably come east, via Omaha to- MORROW.
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IGHT CoLORED DRESS PANTS in P-arI,
- Lavender, AVID Tea culors. aid - eNcrIletIt
Workmanship, at A. sTRAUs', lOll Penna. ave.
Ia.
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TIE POSTMASTER AT CoLFAx, La, informs
the Post Office Department that he was com
PEELED to fee for his life at the recent massacre
OF cOlored men there, and that he took to Alex
andria all the records and papers belonging to
his Office. He declines to serve any longer as
postmaster, and the department has issued or
ders disseminating the office at Colfax. The
annual compensation OF the postmaster was
but SD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-28

The LATE ACT OF CONGRESS abo.ishing the
Office of assessor of internal revenue provides
that the collectors shall give new bonds after
assuming the duties of both Offices The COM
missioner has therefore issued a circular di-
recting collectors to render two statements of
their accounts during the month OF MAY, one
from the 1St TO the 18th inclusive, and the other
froIs the 10Th to the 51st inclusive in order that
the liability of the sureties on their bonds may
be definitely asceTtained.
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OUR LATEST EXCITEMENT.
ATTRACTIONS FOR SPRING.

TIE MOST ISCREDULOUs BEING RAPIDLY
CONVINCED.
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IN d ~ n LL.

FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs,
Commencing
TUESDAY EykNING, APRIL 2grH.
Powerful and Highly Approved DrdIIaaf alton {
T. 3. ARTHURS
GREAT TEMPERANCE WORK
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Which viii be produced with Appropriate Scenery
and a Powerful Dramatic COMPANY
Admission, 80 cents; reserS I'd Seats Is cents. 7
Matinee, 20 cents; children, . cents
Doors open at T:l5; commence s.
Seats may be secured at Ellis Music Store, Mon
DAY. April Is h. az
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HABLR BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILoRs,
.r,s.tr CORNER TIN AND ID STREETS.

nTTORE GOING ELsEwHKRE exaniBs the
IL nise1naI Bre4s suit for sH, "a specially , and
only &c be bad OF a. sThACs', lOti Penns ave,
pear 18th, ~
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A copy of the first report OF this board is here
with transmitted. Your attention Is invited To
the important facts, statistics and suggestions
therein presented. The board has done import
ravages Of the small pox, which at one time
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

FATHER MCARTHy's LECTURE. ac-
cordance with previous announcement,
Father II Carthy, of Johnstown, delivered
a lecture on temperance in the Court
House, on Wednesday evening last. The
Court, which usually holds night session,
adjourned over for the purpose of enabling
the Rev. gentleman to deliver his lecture
The audience was nearly as large as any we
ever saw assembled in the Court room on
any previous occasion. The distinguish
ing feature of the meeting was the very
large attendance of ladies, to lend their
aid and countenance to the great and
philanthropic cause of temperance. The
lecture was able and eloquent-the IAN
guage of the speaker chaste and elegant
and was highly commended by the large
and appreciative audience who listened To
! him. We heard but two opinions expressed
! in regard to the able effort of the Rev. gen.
I tleman-one was that it was excellent as
far as it went, and the other that 1T didn
60 far enough-into the night. ''Breylty
is the soul of wit" but it is not the ful
measure of satisfaction in lecture so wei
delivered and so replete with interest a'
the one in question. We observed judge
Dean, as well as many other prominen
gentlemen, in the room. Father NJ Garth!
has enlisted in noble cause, and we sin
cerely trust he will perSevere in the gooC
work and that he will go on ''conquerinl
and to conquer"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

LISTEN TO My WORDS.-If the attention
of any ono afflicted with 4 Iong-stauling
chronic disease can he obtaiuo1 - r@:lt over
the vast and astounding cures made hy DR..
keysers Lung Cure, many a life will he
swaetencd and prolonged. Many far-Eone
case oi Consumption has bean snatrhed from
the brink Of tine grave by this really life re-
storing medicine. Weakness and debility
fly from it. and The blood, the source Of life
and health, s enriched by its halnIy virtues
TIE brows Of the Roman oou4uerors were
bound with lsureI i'm honor of their Victories
Or. Keysers Victories are over disease and
suffering. Write TO him and ct his essay
on chronic lung diseases.
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