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VI VI N4
Tie Chica 20 Tribune published in it's issue OF
the 9th inst. letter from one Of its correspond
ents, giyinf, a graphic and thrilling account
the first authentic narrative ever published of
the Mountaia aleadow massacre In Utah. He
gives "compiete history Of the terrible slaugh-
ter; The latest Developments and confessions
tho Mormon causss OF pr0vocation; relates all
the circumstances Of the, military council from
which einanatea the bloody plot; describes the
premature attack; Tho sending ont Of the for
lorn hope; tells about the Free Masons and
Odd Fellows in the train; how the Tnllians tor
tured and burned the captives describes the
fhootpg Of one hundred aud twsaty-seven de-
fenseless men and women and the cutting OF
OF childrens throats the p;nning Of an lnfant to
its dead fathers body with . knife the auction
sale Of the blood stained spells; how Brigham
Young obtained the cattle belonging to the train;
appearance Of the ghes field after eight days
fighting: tho piles OF dead rnutilated by wolves !;
child drawing arrows from dead mothers
body; the dashing out OF the infants brains
against a wagon hub: the guilty leaders in the
massacre and their antecedents."
NEW yE.n's Day IN WasurSaroS.-It is we'll
says the Washington Star, that New Years day
comes but once year. A more frequent repeti
tion might rnin the character Of some most esti-
mabe people. AS lungs so, it would seem to
be the dliy Of those who entertain TO abolish
wine and punches entirely. Yester lay Witnessed
many dissraeefnl scenes in consequences Of the
frequent Invitation to take friendly glass. At
the houses OF the cabinet ministers bounti'ully
supplied tables were spread. but nothing stronger
than chocolate WAS offered TO drins. There were
many amusing occurrences at these receptions.
caller, after accosting the daughter of his
hostess, blurted out, Not as handsome a. your
mother" .'And how many are there IN the
family" In the words OF the poet. she did rot
answer s'We are seven TIE Tastidious walters
at one residence were horriiicd by a weil-dressed
but rather coarse locking woman, who seated
herself comfortably at the table, and when
politely asked what size would have empla ticaliy
said, 'cabaage. Her disappointment was great
when told that there was none the table, but
few onions might be found in the kitchen. She
seemed 70 think boned turkey, chicken salad and
croquets very inferior articles of Diet.
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DENrON's RESTAURANT

11.............S st. Charles street
This well known Restaurant il OMEN and the
proprietor invites all his friends ard the public IN
general to give him call. All the delieacies OF the
season are here, attainable at the lowest prices.
On and after January LIST MEA LIS served ut all
hours at 80 cents.
Also fine stock Of WINES and LIQUORS.
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The nobblest suits in the city at Pierson
HeWs's, Il and Il Camp street.
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Best Java Coffee, parched or ground, 45 cents
PER pound at Camp street.
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1O3. st. Charles Street. 10:
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTn. 10 p. n.
This Institution il the best and only resort to
the relief Of the Debilitated, Mental and Pig
sical organization. fF,, ~
Terms-Only &12 per annum. za g..
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday, $50 p. y
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from
$50 to $50 P. NJ, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly in advance.
II rF. HARRY HAMMERSLEY.
Maitre d'Armes and Mansg ger.
n28 3n TnFrf3u ~
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RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC

RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Engagement for short season of the accomplished
and gifted actress. Miss LUCILLE WESTERN
iTdp%R9IHfssd y the talented young .otor Mr. w
Monday and Tus sday, Jan. ii and r. her great spe
| calty, EASTLYNN lady isabelle, and Madam
! Vine, Miss Lucille WESTERN Sir Francis Levi
Wednesday and Thursday. Jan. IS a u, her start
ling performance, the CHILD STEALER-Miss
Lulu Western as Margaret Rookley, Mr. W. Ii.
Whalley as Richard Craddock.
Wonderful creation, Oliver Tw VI aro nsf
Sykes Miss Western; Bill Sykes. W. H. WhaNey.
EAST LYNN MATINEE, Saturday, Jan. IL. ito
ST. CHARLES rHEArER.
Engagement of the Charming Actress
MISS ADA GRAY.
THU ~ and STAGE STRUCK
TAILOR
Sally Scrasgs. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Ada Gray
FRIDAY-B neft of Miss ADA GRAY-EAST
LYNNE. ,..(5'T-.I
SATURDAY MATNEE-CAMILLE. s3si.'
SATURDAY NIGHT-NEW MAGDALEN
SUNDAY - LUCRETIA BORGIA and DICK
Prices as uuna, iohfls' ;.,,f
OPERA HOUSE 'ls- ..r-ll.at
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10. le.5.
JERUSALEM,
Grand Opera by Verdi.
MONDAY, January 11-ZAMPA, Opera ja1o 1t
7 EcTURE BY FATHER RYAN -
"rHE GREAT MEN OF THE SOUTH,
supI-v
REV. ABRAM J. RYAN,
the Poet Priest and Orator, will Lecture In the |
s splendid new
=. ST. PATR1CK's HALL. Ars
Subject: THE GREAT MEN OF THE SOUTH.
Tickets, for sale at all the book stores SOC. ja1td
NAYETY THEATRE ~se.
~ Corner C0mmon and Baronne srroon |
LAS. FLYNNE- Proprietor and Manage,
cHAS. 0. WH1TE....... Stage Manager.
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE CITY
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With q Powerful Variety, Dramatic, B,riesqus and
Ethiopian combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK.
oc5 :m ADMISSION, Is CENTS
M UsIC-For CONCERTS, BALLS, PARADEs
NJ and SOIREES. by the
SILVER CORNET BAND
o.
CHARLES JAEGER
Orders can be left at Krosts, ISL Common street |
pposte the St Charles Hotel or at his residence az
,ustOmhOuse street. d27 3m
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NOTTON SEED FOR PLANTTNG-
Anvarieties mt Reduced Prices.
I refer nv friends and the public in general to
with Temple s. Coons. ESD No. 81 Carondelet street
to whom have transferred my Cot ton Seed Business
Prices reduced to suit the times
dX3 2tawtf VIM. N. PIN CKARD
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.EANs, La. ---- ~
M1SCCTI-ANE1,ua
o~~>>>~------~,-
oS. BRANDNER
J. MERCHANT TAILOR,
NJ. n Ro,rho. s,-...-
=
s'n o"'''"''o''' 'nu 1''eD' VIC ''A~
dl7 3m NEW ORLEANS
MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING, BONREIa
NA HATS IniMMINu0
"@ Ane hoshhu
. .Cana' street. ..-...---'---Ae
r1ower. Faathors "o R;hhsus Valvata SIX. -.
!. tho latest Paris styles. les - dis II
% :, ~1a'IT1 : IN ~. ae
; Ss and 40 bourbon Street, ga
81 Between Customhouse and Bienvillas
Board by me week ~
II on.twar+ rr Ens;i;. -. S; 80
dines supplied at short notice and very low p.;esS
dig 3m ..n1..--. NJ VICTOR BER0 AeAA
BLOOM Co.. Ill s,rrv + ,.,s..s.sss = e
4wbo,...,. a,.c.r. - .ta-
| am, tcoHrwrssM7o mHN sRVpoxr.rrs ~ - s.
s. and 50 Magazine street cor Natshez. Nov Ous..s.
J: LEE PETIT ,pN1 III &C nes soda.
NJ AuNoAAA NohoHhiEO
! Estab''shed 1850
JOHN. NELSON & BROS,
| 'sasss Successors to John n. Nelson.
Fr.,t. s..s. md rr...u ~ -. p.
A M = :. .,, = -. , 1ant. hn,,b, a.. - ~
nol;a Nvr..-i.s xret.ria r,dco ond ]. thsi- -.
-. -. q. C..-,..a n~-a-s.'-A-A sF--~
Country orders carefully packed for any dAaneo.
and delivered 1t the forwarding depots IN this sA.
~ I. ~" 70 '-' :, os.is sA01
.eS :. ,.ro x - 49,. =, 8.
WILL o''''''o'1' Va LIZ - - lll114's
second Edif'ss'
fRl eiE' ONLY ~ THREE DOll-l4Ake.s os
Every stranger visiting New Orleans sho,lar6I
chase copy Of this valuable and interesting bnsA.
1t contains $50 pages including over las epGpyh0a
anu o a. inc Prs0'nnen' "a
ooloorlnee ,.r
Copes can be mad at alfthe book stores at tho AswA
s '.a ~ '''' o. o'''1es '''' @"' - ENC na p.
VHARLES TKOUILLY, - -. ---------- -
-
Nv tho ,.+ss+ .+..n,..- .e.,,,, r,,..,,.. s-sv
PARIS ARTICLES, FANCY JEwELRY. Rucx
my, =, '1FE 81
rANS' ~" Low hS ana fhAIHEkA
Specially of Elegant Jet Jewelry. Brnnzs>
n'Asf.' .'ss''''' ''e,' 90.
AA'se '3i'e.y r1 Ug Ar.e,es ,or uhKlsrAAS a&
Hair Dressing Saloon attached to the es..,s,,a
ment Latest styles of cojfurss and chignons naDs
ana repaired ~
Wig neutrality-suspicious. Hair,
Wholesale and Retail. s.ys e..
Brancb-B st. Charlie, street onno.,te st C.h.,a,.
Hotel. Gentleren's Furnishing Goods Hair Dzss-s
sing and Shaving Saloon, kept by the best Artis.ssE
the United States ns9 3m SuTuTAr
OME MADE
Ii Doorc
"A ~ 0noSo'
JOHN HANSEN,
* C,cal y, r.c,. ..r,.. p...-.r..,f a 81.
op''s''e the custom houss' New Dreams.
stantly on hsnd Order. from tho tho conn,, 90
o''y sonca' Ca Exact measures taken. s.s
"A GOOD EFT GUARANTEED.
All orders left will meet with rrorpnt ...a,1,.-
Mo nus: n, saieS Sha slaAu profits Is my motto
I DOUssAN. i
Has just removed his Perfumery stor. "a M.
Ganal street, between Baronno and CarondsleA.
KID XII " GoV Tys ana nssh splendid n sss91@ene -
aInl1, isrt44ai 4 MIC 4ms3nIA&r, f'
M Ai"oEAnE- '-@' ~
CIGAR FACTORY. - 'eAsF'
Removed to No. TCHOCPUOUIAs. oo.,e.r
OF Common street, where he keeps constantly esN
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G. Lautwen, Sohn. Hook and other Rhine
wines. Swarbrick Co., Agents,
f.4tJ tE No. So Camp street.
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Messrs. AZ. l.. Byrne d Co.. l6S Canal street.
have cvmmenced great cea, ance sale II winter
| cry goods, at enormously reduced prices. *,i p
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II. p. SARRAZIN

STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Smoking Tobacco. and al
Cigarette
s J
Andes corner TchopihuLa
QUEYRONs CIGAR WORKS. No. 60 Cont street,
x nat F.. q
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BALLS.

A GRAND DRESS AND FANCY BALL
.F4 VIII be given by .l,t-
Robf. Emmet Branch Ne. IL, III. b. and NJ.
fts A. A.. tzl.' -e
At
ST. PATRICK's HALL,
On Tuesday, January 26, 1873.
.fF Committee Of Anangems nts:
j. p. OBRIEN GEO. McCLOSKDY, r s. MORAN
Applications for Ladies' Invitations may DO made
to any member Of the Branch.
TICKETS-Two Dollars. ia, se las 4tSu
X RAND FANCY DRESS AND CALICO BALL,
"
To be Given by the
SCREWMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
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CRANDFA FANCY DRESS AND MASHED BAIL

RANDFANCY DRESS AND MASKED BALL
81 ... rE AND
W PROMENADE CONCERT,
to be given by the
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
4tsa 4- ST PATRICK'S HALL,
NInrdf.Gras Might, February 9th, 1878.
Committee Of Arrangements
John T. Jaeger, Chairman.
Adolph Billet, Harry p. Otto,
Chas II. Schenck, j. A. Srasser.
TICKETS. THREE DOLLARS
Application for ladies invitations can be made bS
applying to John r. Jaeger No. 1e South Peters
street; E. Lalmant, corneI Claiborne and Gasquet;
Jos Bein. ~ Tchcupitoulas; W. Runerth corner
Chartres and Crstemhouse; and J.. A. Msdlung, cor
ner Magazine and St. Mary. go. - Aas
No application ior ladies invitations viii be 10
ceived unless Endorsed by member Of the Asaocia.
ton. <....t4 ~
Proposals for Bar and Restaurant will be received
by john X. Jaeger, No Ii South Peters street be-
tween Common and Grayier, until the s9th inst.
3io
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Michael N0ud, Andrew Kerr
Henry Vessel, Edward Burns.
Tickets Two Dollars
Applications for ladies' invitations may be made to
any Of the above committee, and also may be left NJ
+ Lillienthal's jewelry store 95 Canal street.
Sealed proposals for rental of Hat room, Barroom
and Restaurant may DO left with the chairman any
Of the committee.
The Band Corps will be composed Of twenty FIVE
first class musicians, under the leadership of MIR.
Henry SCHNEIDER. DDS q jail , 10 II t23
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CIGAR FACTORY,
Removed to No. z TCHoCPWOULAs, oos1n.
OF Common street, where he keeps constantly ens
hand the Choicest Brands Of CIGARS. iu1rr,ee
and domestic, wholesale sud retail. AaEs r.
Call and try my Sc Cigars, worth 10 cents: -ia
Call and tryn my Zoe Cigars, worth Is osnAs;
Call and Try my l5c Cigars, worth rs cenAas =
Great reductions made to tho Wholesale tealn
also have on hand . full stock Of Sucainss
and Chewing TOBACCOs Of every grade.
invite close inspection OF stoch, and orr
composition in my prices. nTR .
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teries and sections
For The census reports that our colored pop
uiation IN 1870 was twice as great as in 1850,
and our mortuary reports state that the col
orcd deaths have in like manner doubled;
and while the census reports tina. the colored
males over twenty one Years are q little over
Que 20 Three OF such white males; so our sex
tons report that during the four months,
September -llecember, 1874, they buried ISL;
coloret and 536 white males over twenty-oue
1t is to be remembered that, except during
yellow fever epidemics, the colored mortality
~ here rs IN AL other cities, relatively greater
than the white; aud that this relative dispro-
portion is always increased by small BOY.
which, during 1874, bas caused the deaths Of
about s4C7 colored to 40 whites. Therefore
there ought to be for the entire year 1874. for
greater reason than usual, y larger number of
colored deaths relatively to the white deaths
Waving these considerations it is manifest
that il Is. 39t registered coiorei voters lost
during the four months. September-De cam-
Der. 1874, only 1Sf. then that such slight NOR
tality, when compared with the $50 deaths Of
white males over twenty-one years, is unpre-
c@dented, unaccoHntable nad absurdly in
credible; while il is perfectly natural that
1878 colored males over twenty-one years
shdhld lose 1S6, and 36, oJ5 Of such whites
lose 536-for in such case such colored males
are about one-fourth Of the whole. and such
colored deaths are corrssrondingly about one
fourth, Of the deaths Of all the males oyer
twenty-one years old, Il. ... .,r ,s
THE VOTE OF 1874
Tho Conservative Committee published the
vote rs returned to the Returning Board by
the Supervisors of Election. The returns
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

] DOUHSAN, =
Has Just removed his Perfumery Store 10 M.
Capai street, between Earonno and Caronde}eA
He will slways keep splendid assortmen1 ~
MD GL0vES and tao best brands of inparaefa
4 a. ts4A n12 2ms3uYNHIY
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vas ol Second Edfttsn. Fsq
PRICE, ONLY, THREE DOLLARS.

El3-tast ##s Esgu9NTTT9 1858 @
PRICE, ONLY, THREE DOLLARS.
Every stranger visiting New Orleans shoal1pueL
chase copy of this valuable and interesting bnGk.
1t contains $50 pages, including over las epgpyhs
and portraits OF all the prominent buildings ana eea7
celebrities
Copies be had at alfthe book stores at tho nSvU
stand of the st. Chaaes Hotel and ct the Eulls3n
Office. ae,Ef "a ar -.-..=l pQ5A
CHARLES TKOUILLl, hfa st5UsJT----
57.............. Charsres street. .........-0U
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fine ARTS.

fine ARTS.
IMPORTANT ART NOTICE:
THE ANDREWS COLLECTION
PRIVATE GALLERY OF FINE MODERN
PAINTINGS AND AQCARBLLEs. &C.,
BELONGING TO GEO. H. ANDREWS ESQ,
omnpr more than 300 choice carefully selected examples b,
popaar American AID foreign artists Among them MAJ
be mentioned: ..,~o.,.
JEROME THOMPSON HIS CELEBRATED PAINTINGS " 1HH
OLD oAKEy BUCKET" AND HOME. SWEET RoMB"-J w.
cAsmgAR-wM HARRIS. J GUY-ED. GAY-A p. TAIT-w.
~ DAvIs-A p BELLows-M. =. H. DE HAAs-DAvID JOHN.
sOy-w. 7. RICHARDS. BTC ETC
FOREIGN.
INDIVIDUALITY MERLE BOUTlBoNNE-DUy
LIGPRs-rEY KATE-CHRIsTIAY sELL-LOBRIcHON-ROP-
Plan AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -ARMPIELD
-BnLEr-DAvID COL-PAUL wEBER-B. C. KOEKKoEK-
ROBBIE - sHAYER-CARAUD- MULLER W. PggYER-
PEREr PRAT ERE-FoSTASA.
AND MORE THAN 200 OTHERS.
The exhibition. free, DAY and evening The
LEAvTTT ROOMS No s7 Broaway TO be sold ~ auction
the above without reserve IN TIE evenings " EDNnSDAf.
THURSDAY iBd FRIDAY April s. and D. eueg quarter
The MesA LgAvIrT Aoctioueer.
The sale will take place in the lEAVIrr ART Rooms.
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Walters.

4 RELIABLE young man wants SIIUA-
u TON be irstcas NAtiEh; gages object.
for city or county active iiv and otHgng has gOoi
references At the PROTESTANT HOME, l37 shave.
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W. angle desires situation as hrstciass COAChhAn
GROOM thoroughly sHS!
mpersge; best cy references. Address H. NJ
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oounirp propcrip 10 fei.

nor RENT-One of the finest RESIDENCES
IN as.swn vita arHisHre, for the
- ID DAYTON MlNARD.
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rene consisting Of lI pleasant rooms house 10 IN hne oea
hrsel tloug oli by steam; convenience
esrlen within A. The Hall
"a and ncB3ei WI ch all be moderate the rg
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Gardeners.

GARDENER - BY an English Protestant,
VI aged greenhouse to and ed
apes anlscapug budding pruning g4bl hoses ani
vegetable gaidruig &c lay snd pat N order S-h
tac. recommendations Call A. CAkFN LkS, 40
Wet llthsi.. Oih.-ve
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no RENT AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Real Getate 10 gYehanQe


BARNS and c O L y TRY RESIDENCES
Il TED u exchange for improved Brooklyn property
FUNSTON LA FB1RA. No. gu Paebc.st Brooklrn
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city property
FARh 80 The Sea Shore staten Island; farming
peu- fishing yachting AM bathing Inquire oil A. JOOh
NEAL 40 Lspenardst
nor EXCHANGE.-Any gentleman having u
PLACE So 90 OF land with god buc
good good soil and healthy and vsse and de-
wishing exchange. address the subscriber nho has
Park LOTS BrookE L. T. llend1V located. not IA rom
overlooking Newlork Bav lots worth 80 OjO
entirely unlucumbere sill rest
wh. oneAaL lease aljress g. f. fEFFI GIRLS
HOLD 4 Co. 443 and 445 Broadway.
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WAITER and BUTLER.-A German sin

WAIIER or ISEFUL MANLY rrehch-
who speaks 81 has served he city; can 10
waiting and lake If paIors wiling
tie house thu county Can b.
gage G2l 6n-ave, Both ana 37sts JAC GUMS
FRENCH BUREAU.
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Portsr5:

situation as PORTER is 4
good aal maker; good efrrelce Address JOHN
IAMILTON Jj5 ls-ave.. for q. 2.
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mo RENT, in the Village Of Catskin, on tn,

Ilaion brick French roof MANSION, with
h ava art Of cultivation oddly
boarding
d., sunz posses
an nay Information apply 7. j. HOLBERT. Port Jev
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Eecinres ano Meetinas.

NETWORK HISTORICAL S0CIETY-A
stated meeting will he held Library TUESDAY EVEN
ING Apr O. At O'CLOCK SAMUEL OsGOOD. b. d., will
read payer % Thomas Crawford ani Art in America"
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TTVARRYTOWN.- TOtET, HOUSE; Is rooms;
.gehousei aboui nut plenty dne view;
- rorrsi Inquire ofJOllN WEBER. 2S3 Granast n Y CitF
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TIyD IET-At RYE, near depot, HOUSE 16
:, "a rarcn csraSehousc. wash and hlasc and
,s-,,.s X dedrct sTRANG, Il depot or c. " ANDERSON
Too 81 ssrkssye. BROOKLYN
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odIes 90 AurlIon

JnIR9 % AuLIIOH
A. Aacu0nser
RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co.. 6J6 Broadwa
ID near n3Sales Of Booss Wors Of Ar faoer zoo
TUySAY Auul A. D. Miscellaneous Collection Of bootA
DIANTS THAT EAT ANNALS are fully
aso,@a ard lns.ysteG MARf TKBAIh Interest ne
sr,cis gu0sle1 y TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. ~ f@~phe'
E4iuoh. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

When Judge Pierrepont assumes his duties
rs Attorney General, New York will have
two representatives holding highly response
BILE positions in the Cabinet, while Iowa, New
Jersey, Kentucky, Ohio and Connecticut
will each be- represented by single member.
The question of state representation was
ignored i'm the selection of Judge Pierrepont,
and that of fitness alone considered. This is
as IL should he i'm all cases. The clamOr for
the representation of certain states in the
Cabinet il as senseless as the demand that
all officers shall he equitabiy divided be
tween white and coIored men or native and
foreign-bOrn citizens, without reference to
qualifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

The 3-65 bonds of the District of Columbia
are now regularly quoted at the New York
stock exchange; $4,000 of them selling yes
terday at 20. A private letter from a we'll
known financial editor in New York says
that they will hereafter b. "a quoted in
the call Of the list of state securities and will
take good rank among them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

The shipments of Cumberland coal con-
tinue 10 fall off, at least so far as the canal
is concerned. The shipments last week, as
compared with the same period last year.
showed a decrease of ?, 1876 tons. For the year
TO that date ~. 425 tons II cwt. were shipped
showing decrease compared with the like
period OF iS1i of q, 80 tons cwt. Chesapeake
and Ohio canal decrease 2,599 tons II cwt.;
Baltimore and Ohio railroad de-. -;ase SO, ASS
tons II cwt-; Pennsylvania railroad increase
ISL tons Is cwt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

THE PERSONAL TAN.-The Baltimore
fpeTicsri hits the nail on the head in the
following remarks upon our personal tax:
'COngressdida bungling job in passing the
bull for the taxation of personal property in
line District of Columbia. and there is no
possibility that IL can he carried into effect
The time is too short. the measure is prac
flcaily not feasible even If strictly legal.
and If carried out would prove most
onerOus levy. Hence the citizens are not
paying much attention TO the assessors, but
there l. no trouble in connection with the
real estate tax -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

We congratulate our sister city of Balti-
more on her excellent sanitary condition, as
evidenced by the selling out of FL undertake
ers establishment there yesserlay on ac-
count OF the dizziness of business. among the
articles sold were six hundred collins. Not
long ago Washington undertaken was sold
out by an auction firm of this city for like
cause-dull businessman the stock, IL is I'M
derstOod, was bought for the st. Louis trade
by prosperous undertaken of that civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

Since Cardinal McCloskey donned the
berreta he finds his time pretty fully occu-
pied in performing the marriage ceremony
for couples anxious for the distinction of
being united by a real Cardinal. For long
time To come we may expect TO hear that
couples from all parts of the country are
fiOcking To- New York TO be married by the
Cardinal. We are afraid, however, that the
thing will soon grow mOnotOrous, and that
His Eminenee will finally be compelled to
employ an assistant TO attend to the mar
Iiage business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

The wonderful growth of this country is
shown by the fact that the fire at Oshkosh,
Wis, "a place probably never heard of by
the ef!ete Monarchies of the Old WORLDLY de-
stToyed no less than three "Opera Houses