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FINANCIAL THEORIES.

q1ot6. Fdi,or of The ca;caoo 1sauns.
gIn:. whenever q oitlxou couceiyos himself to
70 onao"oo py 14e ctea1o1 "..'1 uek1ee u ~
telEgence superior to thai OF the ordinary mass OF
mankind, proper sense OF beneyo1euco, aB ssoll
a. ,1,t- roraora It. nacassayv and 'nroner +,.+ ha
enoa1a sive to nts 1e1io",ulon .,o ponsn. .. - h,a
| views upon thoso qnesliona WHICH hucoe ther
welfare and happineas. The application Of this
trujgm will become appareut to Won when stato
H. I.t,.vs a,o,oroi1 tint r,o,, tba oroot n,;o,
' ~
ca! ana Po'1.1cai q"oslton5 "n'cn no" as!eaEe sne
public mind, I am. tho superior of evory
Tho oonolusion ia Irresistible that + onaht.
.-G 's -, 80 easAs ~,
communication and That you will do 60 is-evi-
to pubtipl, the views Of nll .groas statesmen Ia
ta1san into consideration. mt. jnaannol, NJ yon
.n!v foo, son,a s,rnrsa thot M ationist. .sa
nlaS ioot sou!e su1pttee 'uu1 ~ snuattollst asas
tue use Of your oolnmna, lnsteao OF those OF the
Inter- Ocean, deon it proper to -ntate that tho
very object have IN viow in wrttnE would be
defeated II should publish tms N that newh-
paper ana TINS II dor the as reaaon that. Wh!le tts
capdor ,oompels me to state thas--ita
readers In this part OF the giobe. are
not ,,as humorous as they might be.
Ad g. g., hyg % enoaeh ataa. am
extensively in Chicago and elsewhere-l will,
With but one moro preparatory statement pro-
cepd with my dissertation.- Tint, further state
ment Ie TINT shah not attompt to controyert
the Views OF thoae theorists. yourself among the
rcst, who ignorantly and stupi1ly argue and ~
eist TINT ene country "nuid pe no r1uher1 1t
ware ful q lega',.ondoFs .nan l.. wonia 10 "i'a.
out my Inc ifaAoy g scn ncs!!nisisss y. y so
apparent TO men OF o. of1gaal @ gon9a ,nat VIII
M me- waa.p a!y so si, 'noi'
I4oy may pc aiem'ssea Nv WIZ ou''senps. ,.
ne ,, y, iii roon odrt hasota an no,
ieaalg ono W. n 1t XIX
nave aea :!5 H. ~ 90 ,;.t
~na4,,ss annv .srna' n,v 5ifscutv that
hsIse n1oso !aqo5i tnu,i ~ ,,n font ti,.. ,as p
nnqs W ~ "y INV ,r ~ IS ~
Te liz nosss ir;o9s ~ Mart5 has I'm er. and tsat
, 1874-05-02

'Ioss Of one. VIZ. Ieavenrorh Euenfng Cali UnhA-
tlon} daceaaed, and deducted from yesterdays total.
The rural districts OF tha West are being
heard frou1.-We commend the roturua to certain
gentlemen at Washington.-' ~ 80 e,,~r,.r
The Torre Haute Ind.) -Erpress declares
that 1t will not adhere to, the Republican party
except on platform for. "greenbaok expan-
TINT "tho Republicans of. tic Vest propose to
appeal from: tho President to the people," Tho
Caution Tll.) Register e1claims; 'es''"''
TUG Presidents on the ai1s of hard money. Let
s ns ~s r. 4efa!Rss ~ 5
hon We must look to homo other party to repraaent
Tho siarahalltovni a. Republican, "a under tic
announcement Of its purchase by 1apt.' A. Il.
Neidig Chairman OF the iowa Republican State
Central Committee, tolls Congressman to stick
ont for initiation, even for q, "more liberal sup
ply" than the late bill provided; and tho In-
dianola Herald, another Republican paper In
lows, snys: :, 49, T..
Wa trust now that our Wcasern Representative. will
support @ 70 hslf.may measures. but domsnd shol:
rights and hesitate, not refuse to support OF
Grants pct measures. .. =. j.: 4
= The 1radiaon qnd.) Courier, Republican,
invites the Logansport Phar9s Democrat, 10
Join It ln ~ hard-money party, o.. WHICH Preai--
dent Grant is the present chief" and says:
The Republican leaaess forgot tho traditions and
81 REASON and tho pi4nest alty deiiborateiy voted
agags: any Of speeis pssmsnt and 2.
wicked SCHEME as Republicans: -. ~ 500
Morton may "break With tho President -
rhe may dono4nco the advooatea OF sound cur
rency; he;may eyei SECURE the support of the
Hlute jSIpyess may dopond upon II Tint no
man can gain lasting popularity Or oontdanue by
driving tue country from instead OF t0todfd
resumption Of spocle payments. As to Demo-
crata ropudiating the taachingB of Jegfofs0n,
Madison, and Jackaon On the Taoney question,
tho Terre Haute oracle may aa we'll abatldon its
Aopes now asa . later period -Ldgonle,. Ind.)
Banner. ...'..--. - - - '--'' 80 =: -
1.-The truth ia that tue vote, is close in H.
diane and that Morton cannot afford to braak
with tle dlspenaer Of Federal patronage, KAN.
!-Ws regret our inability to 200 any reason TO
hope fora"'buBt-np y; v;,oftAo Radical party 80
logg g there ia anything to -cdWlnuil'e
laaders beloved aaton would banoiis ben oae tic pao-
pie, hut. ndvocatoait for cpopulality's gataor
K'!ozotne (I4l ;Republiean:a',: T.. II <
!, TTheIWlnduhg lnllatiohists. as was to. be- ex-
peqtcd, arc aurprlssd, ANGRY o1oitod :a4iA dis,
appointo1., = Having discovered that their cheap
gan,o OF deception and humbug Ia exposed and
played out, thpy Threaten to do droadful thtpGs.
f.. II they doubt tllla (tlle popular will
!ot them nlake square Issuo; Of tue; nuoattop..
thoin great strength lies. Hare wo' hardly know
all nindvilual, without distlnction Of purity, who
does not warmly 'oommcnd tho prosidcht in
doing what la nllaa dome. .c1h8 yoto iB7at q prp-.
MUM ~ Wisconsin,, ,Vale'Fo'on (lifs.) Demo-
.
, 1874-05-02
Ro'"s Correspondence 81 Sp1naatla lfass) Rtpub

Ho hay como back 0FaH inse bis bettor III ds7s y
quarter Of d oontury. His bearing Is very ID:
slglt and almost youthful; hia ohoelts ase rosy: ::
hls eyes are full Of brightness, Which lie ~strikl
tngly act on with his rilver-hair; his voico ls
l!H4 II Ut Easter ho would ngaiu stop on st,
peter's balcony and bostow his solemn bonodfo-
ton. na appetite IL very great, and Ills dieos-
~. tion no @norfect;. Almost every day ho goes down
tortay ho was aauntoring about without oloak.
mont than hlH whito robe. Ho walked fast and and
etSrIlslly without the DID Of stick Ills oardiunla
beon 90 Joyous, 40 li Of coaadbnce 10 n the u. ap.
preaching restoration ,o{ the temporal, power,
40 y inceaaantly jessinK ,HiB.4 opny creation
spafkleh with qulps, and ctanks; ana ropatteea
at!s hs Ioeds so9etsY III Nv So
with Antonelll, whom hs eithsss soolds Or tuzna
, 1874-05-02

A correspondent Of tho London Times a,l-
nounoas that tho French In Cochin China are
engaged III tile conquest Of Tonquin, a dopond-
euoy Of Anam that thcy have already, in spite
of tho resistance Of tho Tonquinese, occupied
Hallol, aud aunaxod FIVE provinces, which, how
oyor, thoy have some difficulty III paoifying and
southern portion Of tho western provinces OF
China. Tho writer cloara tlp tho puzzle - to
tho sudden strength displayed By tho Chinese
against tho Muaalllmaua. Tho Oltnaaa lad ths
French olloers, who materially Rtded in tho oon~
guest OF the Mohaun,elan capital, Talifoo. The
French cannot manage colonies, but an open
Waterford into Southwestern China ought to
gtYs them tuost important trade.
, 1874-05-02

THE UoTroNwO0D.
DoRlnneru naturally turn 10 tho cottonwood,
because it can DO obtained almost anywhere, ID
certain TO grow. aud can bo planted at littlo OK
ponso. For tuol and nho'tcr 1t noon comes to
maturity, and, nfter nl1, Is vanablo tree. Poo
piq living on tho opon prairio oannot do bottor
than p1ant grove abonl their housos; and thoso
Intending to grow orchards should surround
them with bs1t OF ootsonwoodu .on soon aa pos
n{htn
, 1874-05-02
ATTITUDE or. rAe PRESS.

Tho Westorn newspapers coming to this of1ios,i 8:
aud others concerning which ne have positive
tnformation take sidea On the graeuhaak-inaa.r-
tlon issue a. follows: - t :. =" =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

TEN MILE WALKING MATCH FOR 81 900 AND
THE CHAMPIoNsHIP.-No pedestrian contest
that ever took place in this country since Davis
and Cozad ran for 81 900 has created such in
teTest AID excitement as the forth coming ten
mile walking match for 81, 900 and the cham
pionship of America between Edwark Mullen
of Boston, and William Brown, OF New York
Sporting men from Boston. Fall River. Taun-
ton, Providence, Philadelphia, and Buffalo
have already arrived TO witness and specu ate
on the contest. The contest is 10 take place
at Deerfoot PARK, Long Island, Tomorrow
ram or shine. Eastern sporting men place
very great confidence on their fsvorite cham
pioD, and are backing him at odds OF 500 TO $50
Mullen has been training at Deerfoot Park for
the past two weeks, under the membership OF
John Haydock, the champion mile walker
Brown has been training at Tony Miller's al
Bayside, Long Island, under the care or his
brother, Thomas Brown, of Providence. The
race was TO have been decided on the tn in
slant, but the men failed to agree upon q re-
teree. and, besides, the track was not DIT for
walking match. Brown was willing TO walk In
the mud, and Mullen appeared to be, but the
hackers OF the latter refused TO let him walk
and paid Brown so to postpone the race until
the 21st instant. Large sums of money have
been wagered on the result, and it is feared
disturbance will interrupt the contest-N. T.
Times, 20h-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

The New Orleans Sufferers.

1900 PEOPLE IN WANT oF FOoD.
INV YORK, April 2i.-The mayors OF Brook
Ign and Newark have received kilograms from
the mayor OF New orleans appealing for aid TO-
Tie Hood sufferers. A Boston telegram saws -
"A disF atch from New orleans in answer To tue
one sent by the committee asking for details of
the calamity has been received. 10 SAYS; The
number OF people in the state, partially or TO-
tally ruined, cannot be less than 5000, many
OF whom are in absolute want OF fooi.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

MTsTERIoUs DEATH IN PORTLAND, Ma
dispatch from Portland, Me-, April n. savs.-A
woman named Mary A. Whittier, about IS wears
old, vas found dead In her house on Brackett
street, yesterday. She was somewhat eccentric,
and lived alone, receiving no visitors. Her nom
appearance, therefore, excited no Comment.
until IL Was observed that no smoke issued from
the chimney, and there were no Signs OF life
about the house. This afternoon the authorities
were notified, and, on going into tshe bo1ss.
FOUND the woman stretched on mattress on the
moor. She had, apparently, been dead q week
or ten days. Not q morsel OF food Of any kind
nor particle Of wood was found In the house.
IL Ia supposed she vss taken toe IN TO 20 ont and
purchase food, and actually starved % death.
She has son In the Second Auditors Once In
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

HE VoKEs FAMILY had crowded aud dis
tDguished house last night at Ford's Presi-
dent Grant, Senator Stockton and others OF
prominence occupied private boxes. The en-
thusissm ELECTED by the irimitable and utterly
iTdescribable performances of this famous
troupe was something tremendous. For grace,
sprightltness and the very incarnation OF &C.
centric fun without coarseRess, the Vokes fam
lily certainly surpsss any performers ever be-
fore the Washington public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

FAIAL NIAbHINW.
NV YORK, April 2i--AlexAnder FallSn. OF
% Charlton street, and James GumArttn of
Mulberry street, while drunk this morning
qusrreled over some family matter, and G'l-
martin stabbed Fallon four times, innicting
probably fatal wounds.
SUSPENDED BROKERS.
Capron & Merriam. brokers. who suspended
yesterday, are busy making up their accounts
and putting their business m order Tor a settle
ment.
HIGH TIDE.
The Jersey City and HOhoken fats are over
flowed to-day. The occupants OF houses ATE
driven 20 the upper nOors, aud visits 10 stores
are made in boats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

MANS TONGUE LoosED.-Colonel James
NcCluDg, of this county. about twelve months
ago. lost the power of speech suddenly, and
without any assignable cause. About two weeks
ago his power OF articulation returned as sud-
denly and mysteriously as it had disappeared
he experienced choking sensation, as though
something was passing through bis throat.
Which very much exhausted him. From that
time his speech has been perfect, and as strong
as 1t had been before he had been deprived of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21
Another steam.hip wrecked

SAN Francisco, April 30.--The steamship
Sunioo, OF the new Eastern Australian mail
line, was wrec ked Lear Hong Kong on the iath
OF March, having struck on a reef island. NJ
ives were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21
TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR,
Destructive Ineeudtsry Pres On Mich
fgnu.

NEW YORK, April "A Chicago dispatch
reports three blocks In the principal business
portion Of the town OF Ishpennng. Mich, de-
stroyed by Gre Sunday night. Ia IL believed
the ere was Of incend airy origin. and a m an
Who Was accused OF the offence Was sho; az
The mayor OF Vergennes. three miles distant
heard Of the Ere and sent an engine. while tt
Vas absent q IRE broke out there, consuming
I'VE buildings. The total loss by both free u
CHIcAeo, April I.-By the gre in Ishpen-
ning. which occurred SUNDAY night, thtrtv
iAmlIles are rendered homeless snd twenty i've
business places destroyed. The loss viii MT
TAI soort OF slS0,ooo, snd the insurance l. but
$4,000. The lose hy the nre IN the neishboriny
town Of Nergennes Was $50 OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

BAD SRAMANsHIP.-Cable dispatches give
additional particulars of the rescue of the
steamship L'Amerique, of the French Trans
atlantic line. The vessel was i'm q much more
seaworthy condition than was supposed by her
officers when they 90 hastily abandoned hsr,
and with reasonable seamanship and an
earnest effort might have easily been brought
into port. The little steamers that found her
drifting about on the ocean seem to have ex
perienced no serious difficulty In towing ner
::..c harbor. In an attempt to put her into dock
at Plymouth, England yesterday, she grounded
and will have to be lightened to get her ahoai
again. The agents OF the company have entered
protest against touching her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21
The Siege of BiIboa.

MADRID. April 2l.-The vigorous cannouade
kept up by the national troops upon the Car
lists positions before! BilbOa IL beginning 20 tell
Several of the points which were bonn bArded
by the republicans have been eyAcusted by the
insurgents. IL Is supposed the supply of food Tor
the Csriist forces Is exhausted, and the men are
eating lOrsefiesh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

examination in the cases Of DR.. Uhng, Louise
Germs, and Charles FInck, at New XQIk, for
cohspiring to defraud the Merchants Life
insurance company OF $4,000, was concluded
yesterday in the Tombs police court. motion
to discharge the prisoners was denied, and the
doctor and Louise we're each committed for
trial in default of as OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

THE PANARNo MURDRR.-The Brooklyn
Union announces the arrest of two men, Tim
othy Finnan and John Carmody, believed to
have participated in the murder OF Professor
Panarmo, in that city. two years ago 1t is
rumored that Carmody has made full con-
fession, duplicating Finnau as Panarmo's muir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

TIE SITUATION IN Arkansas. g. Froops
as Constructors Of the Pedce.-The rival Arkan
sas Governors are still maintaining a state of
armed preparation, but with due respect for
the United States troops in attendance have
not engaged in open hostilties. little excite
ment was created among the Baxter troops yes
terday by the report that the Federal forces
which had occupied different positions through
out Little Rock, were to be withdrawn The
boys In blue still maintain their position how
ever, between the contending forces At hale
past ten o'clock last night the Federal force.
drove back the sentinels of Governor Baxter
from Main TO Scott street. They refuse to IL,
any OF BaHter's force pass beyond Main street
or any OF the state house party TO come further
toward Baxter than Louisiana street, the Fed
eral forces being stationed on the latter street
between the two parties. Beyond this no spe-
cIal change has taken place. A dispatch from
Pine Bluff states that an attempt will be mad.
10 forward to Brooks company of colored men
from there, and the Baxter men will prevent
them from leaving. The Brooks men are housed
III the court house. Business has been entirely
suspended, and Little Rock Is nothing but a
military camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

A CoIHCIDKNCB.-A letter to Captain Rice
brings Intelligence, direct from Persia, of the
birth OF two sons, one to Mrs. j. M. Oldfather
bis niece, and another to Mrs. William l.. Whip
pie, his cousin, both, with their husbands, mis
sionarles to Persia. They were married in the
same church, at the same hour about two years
sincel and their babies were born within fifteen
minutes OF each other.-LaVayette (Lad.) Jonyn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

hE.IeNATloN OF CoNNIssIoSBR Dr. NJ
NoSD.-In consequence Of the inadea uate sal-
airy allowed him the Hon. Willis Drummond,
Commissioner OF the General Land Off e, has
resigned, AID will retire from the Office on the
fret day Of MAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

A sKIRMIsH without serious Attendant resr,t.
took place yesterday In Louisville durins the
celebration BY 2 procession Of the passsee Of
the 18th Amendment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

A NEW TRIAL RRFUsRD THE TICHBoRNk
CLAIMAHT.-The application Of DIR. Kenealy
for new trial for Arthur orion, on the ground
the verdict was not in accord ance With the evil
dence has been refused, thus finally disposing
of the application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

STARVATION II LoUIsIAHA.-Dispatches
nom New Orleans report that the whole couu-
Try from Monroe TO the mouth OF the Red river
10 under water, and that tan thousand peopla
IN that district VIII soon be on the verge OF
starvation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

A CRRMATIoH SoCrRrY.-In the New York
assembly last night, q bill was introduced
to incorporate q cremation society for the
burning Of dead bodies. 1t Incorporates Ed
ward A. Caswell, George Loriliard, John W. S
Arnold, Francis M. Weld and others, with q
capital stock Of $50. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

AN OLD WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREy
BURNBD-The cabin OF Dick Tansill. colored ,
located mile and a half east of warrenton,
near the forks OF the old Dumfries and Fred
ericksburg roads, was consumed during the
day last Tuesday, while Tansill and wife were
from home seeking work. An old paralyzsd
c0lored woman about 20 years old named
Fanny. and three little children, from three
months to three years old, were in the cabin,
and, sad to relate, persisted in the conhagration
WnTrentOn Tn.N Irfer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

PAuFuL WOUND PROM CoRsBr.-The OPP
ponents Of oorsets will ind q new argument In
An incident &C Dover, n. H., the other day. A
woman Wa Knocked down on the sidewalk by a
snoW-slide and piece OF steel from her corset
vas driven into her stomsch, innicting pain
ful yound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

operation In the churches. On Sunday two
professional operators were arrested plying
their vocation In the Church Of the Stransers
They were detected and arrested.
~The Philadelphia Board OF Trade have
adopted resolution asking the President 10
veto the currency bin now before him.
~The English Houee Of Commons have
voted pension Of fS go b Sir Garnet WoIse-
ley es recommended In Q special mes-aee OF
the Queen.
about nine hundred laboring men VINO were ois,
charged Last Saturday from vork ON the public
pexks. The funds we're exhaustod and the
leeiSafure has not yet passed the bill ROC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

@Louis NJ. Habel has been sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary for robbins
lamp-poet letter box In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21
LECTURES.

rI'HE TOMB LECTCRES.-A Lecture supple.
n mental 20 tbs regular course, under this "a al,
10 encourage 'the discovery Of truths for the
adv sneS meat Of medciBe,' will be delivered by
PTOf; Z. l. BLOWN SEQUARD, in the CJagrsga-
TIA nal Chm Oh, corner Ion and streets u
en- NkDh ESDAY RYESING, April =, al q elk
eubject-"HaEe we two brains OF Oneg 1.-TWO, why
do ve educate but ons.'' The medical profession
and all interested in scientific sIuoies inv ited TO
attend. JOSFPH HENRY
apis 81 President Board Of Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

THR LOUISIANA RACKs.-The first races yes
feIday at the Louisiana Jockey club course in
sew orleans, was won by Bay Rum. Time,
2:l4x. The second race, a riding race of one
mile and q half, CLUB purse of 500, was won by
Edwin Adams, followed by Chris. Doyle, Cap
tam Hutchinson, Hunk Dori, Tabitha, b. f.
near the half mile pole and the rider was
slightly injured. The race, mile heats, best
three in i've, for all ages, club purse OF $500,
was won by Denny Brook, beating Quarter
master and Mary L. Tina. l.5aa.. 9.n0N I.ssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

WILLARD HALL.
NIB. sUTRO'S LECTURES
MINES AND MINING
Illustrated By the Calcium Light,
Will be repeated 81 WILLARD Hall, a. O'Clock, On
the ey enings Of TUESDAY April Al; SATI' RDAY,
April Is. III ksDAI, April 3, saIurdsy. NJ ~ ?,
and thereafter may be eTtised in the ne pa
peTs.
Admss ion free
Tickets may be obtained on apple alton az the Of
nee 81 WilBrd's Hotel anIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

LITTLE GIRL KILLED BY RsD ANTs.-Mr.
IL Jones informs US of the singular death of
little colored girl on his farm. near Auburn.
The girl went to some stills that had been used
for the purpose OF cutting up meat, and on
Wnich there was large number OF red ants
While asleep the ants by the hundreds mace an
attack on the child, and when she awoke she
was literally covered with them, and all busy
biting and singing. They were so ferocious
that woman on the place had to sweep them
OF with brush broom. The biting and sting
ing were so very serious that fever ensued,
which coupled with the poison OF the bites, pro-
duced death two days afterward.-Opelika Ala)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

ARKD-Hor SuIcIpR.-Theodore arone aged
20, committed suicide by jumping into q blast
furnace at Scranton, Pa, last Friday. He had
previously attempted to kill himself by burn
He was born In East Prussia. had been teach
er, served In the Austro- Prussian war OF 1868,
and came i've years ago to this country, where
he had sunk into Abject poverty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

A PLAYMATE's MURDRRoUs AssAULT.-In
New York, on Wednesday evening, two boys
Jacob Kraws, Of 124 Attorney street, and Fred
eric Wiley, of 49, Rivington street-were play
ing ct Clinton and Houston streets. A dispute
Kraws. The knife stuck in his shoulder, and
remained sticking there. Kraws fell faintine
to the sidewalk, the blood flowing profusel,
from his wound. A crowd soon gathered, and
carried home and . surgeon dressed his wounds
pronouncing them serious. Wiley was fouud
at his house by Detective O'Conor, who took
him to Essex market There he was committed
BY Justice OtterbourR.