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CONCORD HARNESS.

b CONCORD HARNESS. ID
We have on hard large stock Of fine Single ahd
Double Gilt, Nickel, Rubber and Silver mounted
HARNESS,
which We are determined TO sell al VERY low prices
Sole agents for lille celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
st Concord prices Acknowledged 10 be the best and
cheapest Harness in the market. Concord Wool
Collars Of all kinds constantly on hand. All Com
cord Hsrne5s ana Collars stamped with the
trade mark 4" IRs Concord Harness." ANY harness
or collar not so stamped are not the genuine. Be
sure Of name and number.
EUTZ a. BRO.
497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
apS- I'm Next 20 the National Hotel.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. - The
President this afternoon appointed Royal c.
Taft commissioner substitute to the center
NAL exposition from the state of Rhode
Island. He also signed the commissions of
the following named MISUNDERSTANDING III.
Hopkins at Utica, y. Y: Jas. j. Smith at
SuDbUTy, Pa. and Benjamin Conley at At
Iaata Ga
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POSTAL CONTRACTS CANCELLED. - The
Postmaster General has issued an order can
ceiling all awards OF contracts heretofore
made in favor of Jerome j. Hines, Patrick
Laughlin. John W. Delaney, VIM. Weiss and
VIM. G. Iddings, these being the names con-
tanned in the proposals alleged to have been
fTaudulenUy imposed upon the department
by the completely of clerks az the last regI-
lar letting. The order directs the contracts
TO be Immediately awarded to the respective
bidders whose proposals are next lowest in
amount 20 the proposals thus rejected.
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head whiTls with all ! have seen and heard
and my eyes ache from the rail- bow of coIorS
1 think I've only strength enough left 10 say
bonsoir and sign myself EATINKA
Tuesday, AITIi 27gh. 1875.
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FIRST AUpIToK's OFFrcr.

IEFAN \ y TT. = frII =. I'D I
Nh IdfoT:-hy attention has been callo.I
10 an article published ga yesterdays STAR.
I'm which rcleltnCe il made 10 "a One-armeI
man. a Waterman in the Smithsonian
grounds, who gave his name as O'COnnor.
and who is said 10 have abused some ladies
for walking on the grass. 4 respectfully ask
that YOU state in this evenings issue that
am rot the individual alluded 10. Task this
in justice hOth 20 nay friends and myself. as
being similarly afflicted aud bearing the
same name, might be supposed To he the
person referred To. DENNIS O'CONNOR.
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nR PERABEAU TEACHEs PIANO, HAE.
~ MOk1 and fus CU't.v al u tke Voice. NJ
s21 I'm street u0Tth&t-r. Address al Mrs
kElCHES EA,As Pisue Store. decl4 iY'
ENGLISE, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
II S1lIl 4 : t0g Young L..i.z. = New York Ave
Eue northwest. Mr.. ANGE FLO JACKSON, Princi
pal Seventh annual Eae-iCa oes'us the l4ih "a
Septeru Der, la sugZs Il
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE. - The
Reading Railroad company on the 10Th in
slant, and the New York Lehigh Coal EX-
change, on the 10Th gave notice that, mas
much as there H. no prospect OF the miners
and labororS in the Schuylkill and Lehigh
coal regions reSuming work in time to pro-
duce coal during the month of May no price
circular for that month will be issued. The
anthracite coal carried to market last week
was over 50, COO tons greater than the previ
Gus week and but 1G1 600 tons short of that
OF corresponding week last year. There is,
therefore, no apprehension of a coal famine.
The present production is considered quite
equal to the consumption, and the carrying
companies in what is known as the Com
blnatlon" are Sparing no efforts to prevent
an advance in coal prices TO consumers.
Soft coal from the western part OF our state,
As well as Cumberland coal. il coming for
ward freely, and does much in abating the
Inconvenience of the lessened supply OF an
thracite. The dead lock in the Schuylkill
and Lehigh regions is shorn of much of its
terrOrs, so far as the public is concerned, by
the assurance that there will, for the re-
mainder of the season. be an ample supply
of coal, whether work in those regions IL re
sumed a month or two earlier or later and
coal will be no higher than the schedule
prices as fixed by the Combination. Phi
ddeiphtd Ledger, 2Gth.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERALSHIP.-PreSi
dent Grant had not formally accepted the
resignation of Attorney General Williams
up to half-past two o'clock to-day, although
IL is the general impression that his success
SOT has been decided upOn.
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RIsToRI.-Ristorl's temperance in Wash
ingtOn last evening was a most signal tri-
umph for that distinguished and consum-
mate artist. She was rapturOusIy applauIeI
throughout, and was called before the cur
tain at the end OF every Gct 20 receive the
cheers and concentrations OF The audience.
which was both large and fashionable, AMI
appreciative in the highest degree She was
cXCellcntly sustained in every part, and Sig
nor Majeroni, as Essex, fairly divided with
Italy's famous Queen OF Tragedy the hOlors
Of the evening. Tonight she appears in her
great character of Marie AH'OiHette, the II
pie announcement of which fact ought TO fill
the house.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day We're SfS7 ,77G.16.
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DAY Or FASTING AND PRAYER.-The fol-
lowing call has been issued by the president
of the National Temperance Union 60 In
view OF the fact that April 3Oth has been
fixed upon as day of fasting and prayer by
the friends of temperance in England, the
Womens National Temperance Christian
Union of America unite with them to OBJ
serve April 3Oth as a day of humiliation and
prayer in behalf of temperance in our own
land. Societies are urged to observe the day
by holding all-day prayer-meet ngs, mass
meetings and by doing such other work as
the spirit NAV prompt"
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THE JAY COOKE & Co. EsrATE-The
cross-bill of Mr.. Lewis, trustee of jay
Cooke n Co.'S estate, in the United States
circuit court in Philadelphia, i'm reply to the
suit on the port of the United States TO be
treated as preferred creditor, is that the
government has received a lot of iron and
other securities from Jay Cooke, McCulloch
d Co, which should first be applied TO eXtin-
guiSh the debt due the United States. The
trustee alleges that he cannot apply these
securities TO satisfy debt created since the
bankruptcy of jay Cooke & Co, and then
make this application to come in as pre-
IeIred creditOrs as 70 previous debts.
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THE RECEIPTS from customs to-day at the
Treasury department were SG77 1875.
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MERCHANT TAHORS

H. b. SMITH
H. MERCHANT TAILOR,
81. STRzET, OPPOSITE PATENT CFF-CH,
spH-ly Washington, Il. O.
T. HEIBEKGkB,
~ lSGoc-s-CT g L = Lorden 4 Co.,J
CITIZENS, AEME AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR
Metropolitan Hotel. late Browns
yl-ly No 362 Penn a ave, " a=hfp rtor
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Mr.. EDWARD f. BOYD has been appointC /
special rent Of the Post Office department;
at $1,000 per annum and So per day for sub
siStence.
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THREE FHENCuMEN, recently from New
Orleans. have just been detected i'm an at
tempt TO ViCtiRliZe the silk manufacturers Of
Paterson, Nj, by pretended chemical pro-
cess for transforming fax. cotton and other
fabrics into most beautiful silk. y New
York firm is understood to have paid $4,000
for the assignment of the discovery Certain
Paterson manufacturers were preparing to
invest in the business, when the alleged con-
SpiIatOrs became alarmed ana flei.
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fsH-lt Tt 0NtIFsft 1FIt-
A srsTy Arghf and Wednesday, and Saturday MT
mes Engagement Ct The dashinV actress, Miss
Charlotte "A Stanley, who will ppcar IN two Thrill
ling usafiCUal dramas. entitled Ftshf for LJJs,
and Too Late: CT, hisPf0HGHfd. Engagement of
Americas own Serin-t omic Vocalist, Jhe peerless
Queen # song. Miss Jennie EHCel. r. engagement
suT -IN HiEkts and two matute- Of the Champion Of
America. Mr. On Alien. who will appear at each
performance IN grand stt1o with his trainer,
NCuuR ponuelly. Horpsr aud Stansil, George and
Nellie BTOCkes. and Cld fayCrites remain. PTcduC-
tian fer III" fret tine IL Washington Cf the Of
the Can Can. ap2i 81
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Presentation. HOratiO King and bride
sail in the Cunard steamer Scotia for an eX-
tended tour in Europe in about a fortnight.
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CRIMINAL SURGICAL OPERATION-In
the case OF Marshall MiXter and DIR. +. G.
Pefpente, in Philadelphia, charged with be
ing parties To criminal surgical operation
performed upon Johanna MorriSsey. alias
bradley, the jury, who had been out since
FRIDAY evening. came into court YESTERDAY
morning and rendered a verdict of not guilty
as 10 MiXter and guilty as To Perpente upon
the nth count OF the Indictment, charging
MN with being accessory after the fact
They also recommend him to mercy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

THE AMOUNT OF national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demptiOn was S92O,T96
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DURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDI-
II CINAE AND FAMILY USE.
The following are purchased directly from pro-
ducers aud importers, bottled b. myself, and
guaranteed as represented: Per Bottle.
Fine Oid Rye Whisky. ........-. 90
same as have ssld for eight years.
Old Bourbon Whisk 50
California Port Wine, Ninfage i66......-.... / %
Do. Angelica, Sherry, and Muscatel same. 100
kelleys Island Catawb a, dry.................. rs
kelleys Island Catawba, sweet .......-....... %
~ 20
SAllfornia Brandy, Vintage %, very nne... %
hOliAnd Oin-
Claret 81. Julien MedOc........................ IS
French Brandy, Pellxoisen. ..........., 8 50
invite attention 10 this list confident that prices
i'll fay Orably when quality of goods l.
sidered. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
apl5-tr Corner Second and ID streets northwest
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REAR ADMIRAL REYNOLDS has been de-
tached from special duty at the Navy de-
IaTtment, at Washington, and ordered TO
New York, 10 take passage in the United
States steamer Tennessee, for the command
of the Asiatic station.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National THEATEK,
SHELDON

PROF. sHELDOy's
ANNUAL In NINA IION FXFRCTSElS
NsT-OHsL fHEATER, on SATURDAY NIGHT,
Nay I,
CINDERELLA;
Or, The Coed Fairy ard the Little Glass Slipper.
~ al = Gorgeous .SElcninr, with Real P0Hie q.
GDli'U Chariot Magnificent scenery, &c.
~ Of. SHELF OF = DANCING ACADEMY, No.
1904 street northwest, which IL Ia" only place
who're CaTd- Of admission can be obtained and seats
secured I nder no consideration will tickets be
placed Oh -atc ~ The Thea.er or money received AT
the door Tor admission. Doors open AZ 7, TO com
I-etce at 2 IN Card OF admission, with secured
stats, 20 cents. ap26-5t'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CAKRIAGES.-UYsr IL
~ CT the latest New York styles Of. 80 =
Para snc Pony PhstOls, Tor and Mo- t9SGSG:
Top BuFCies, Sash 6Ed Low Door and &Z@sE
Jump seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages takeI
In e5ehaIEe Cal before purchasing elsewhere. P
ID. SCHMIDT co, No. 3IS f7th street. be
tEeen snd d, Washington, sud 90 W. Fayett
street, Baltimore, Nd. mayll-fyr
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4 7UHFLI Any CUNJERT
- To
GEO. FELIX BENNETT,
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, APRIL 2sTH,
AT MARINIS HALL,
SISTED by the
NADRIGIL SOCIETY
DIR. L. KIMDALL, Director.
Mrs \. Cooke, Mrs. Camp,
IFoi; Anton GIOetZLer, =. Weller,
Nj Ever, Mr.. Young,
Mr.. schuiter. Mr.. Burr, Mr.. Eberback.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
For sale at the Music Stores, &C. ap2l-5t
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NATIONAL THEAIER
RTSTORT.
THREE (3) NIGHTS ONLY.
Re-eBtTee and farewell to Washington of
MME ADELAIDE RISTORI,
tMaTchiOncsse del Grillo,)
Now on her farewell tour If the world.
RISTORI IN ENGLISH TRAGEDY.
Monday, April 25-... Elizabeth, Queen of England.
f $685.. ....Al
"Wednesday, April Blast Nighi-Lucretis Borgis.
Alter which VI lie RistOri will enact
in English the celebrated
SLEEP-WALkING SCENE
From Shakspeares sublime tpagedy
MACBETH.
hISTORI only time in English, } as
LADY MACBETH.
General admission, : I; reserved seats, 81 extra;
family circle so cents boxes, $40.
Sale Of seats commence on Thursday, April -, at
" G.. MetzerOtts Music Store. apl7-dtd
OLD MOI On Exhibition NEW No.
4S6 and Sale 43g
7TH ST.S AT IRA ST.
MARkRIfER'S,
No 439 7tH street. bstlresH ID and X streets, sight
dO6gS dbOus OH FeitOJrS' Han
Choice Oil Paintings, En- cravings, ChromOs, &c.
Also, largest stock Of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sels, Rings, Nails, &c, il the District.
81 Terms CASH.
81 Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
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L. S. PROPERTY.-The Court OF Claims
has made decree in accordance with the
opinion heretofore rendered i'm the Arkansas
Hot Springs case. The decree declares that
the plaintiffs have no legal or equitable title
to the property, and that the title rests
wholly and absolutely in the United States.
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THE ALDISE IN WAsHISGTON-From
Mr. +. NJ. Rust, the soliciting agent OF the
-AIdiHc (whO is stopping at the Washington
House,, we have No. - of the current series
OF twentyfOuT parts Of this most creditabl
exponent of American art. II is satisfactory
TO see the evidences that an art journal OF
this high character has gained a substantial
and assured position in this country. Among
the new features of attraction for 1873 the
-4tIiiIc will enter upon the artistic illuStra-
ton OF leading historical events in our his
tory, beginning with the American reyolu-
tiOH.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Samuel Belden,
detached from the navy yard, Washington,
d. C., and placed on waiting orders. Lieut..
Charles NJ. Thomas has reported his return
home. having been detached from the Die
tator on the I'D inst, and has been placed on
waiting orders.
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VACANCIES FILLED-The Attorney Gen
eral having decided that the President hal
authority 10 fill the two vacancies in the
Paymaster'S department of the army, he This
morning appointed First Lieutenant T. T.
ThOTnburgh, of the ID artillery, a brother Of
Congressman ThOrnburgh, OF Tennessee, and
W m. NJ. Maynadier, n son of the late Gene
raj Maynadier, to nil the vacancies.
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REMCy ED.-Mr. Rankin, formerly of this
city, has been removed from the position OF
superintendent Of the erection of the Chicago
custom house and post Office building by
Supervising Architect Potter. of the TreaSu-
~ department, and Gen. j. II. Holman, OF
ST. Louis, appointed i'm his place.
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A PROPER WORD OF WARNING.-The
| Congressional Printer has issued the fol-
| lowing:
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Continued from 9Th page.l
the LEGISLATURE.

This embraces from Is to 30 per cent. Of
those who will require Partial assistance, while
the great body must depend entirely on State
aid for subsistence and Tor the means TO secure
crop. Very respectfully your S se1 sT ser
want, p: u: SADAEl,
Chairman Relief Committee.
Mr.. Delano moved to strike out S5O. 900
for food, clothing. etc. leaving $75. 900 for
seed grain, believing that private charity,
that human sympathy would take care Of
the people in the matter offood and cloth
ing. but the item Of seed cannot be Sc
cured except through State aid. On this
proposition there were ayes y, noes = !.
So this item was stricken out and the bill
was recommended to pass
The bill provides for the appointment
Of three commissioners by the Governor,
with the advice and consent ofthe Senate,
whose duty it shall be to distribute thus
fund.
The condition Of the State Treasury
was discussed at length, with view g
determining IS to whether the State could
afford an appropriation Of this character
Messrs. Daniels, Fletcher and Delano tax
inc the view that the State WAS not IN con.
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y. ls,NO
I2,o0e
$4,000

The distribution viii take place On or before
the RnN Of March, 1876, under the direction
and confrol Of : Committee OF diinterested
gentlemen, TO be selected BY the Board o. 1a1-
agen OF the industrial School
All money will Be paid to and held BY tn
Hon. John 8. Prince, Treasurer,) Cashier q
The St Panl Savings Bank, By whom and his
Deputies, duly authorized, Al certificates Of
shares must Be- counsefsigned The. Treasurer
viii retain III money until the d{gtsfbufioC
shall havs taken place, and the deeds, &C., for
III he property been deposited with him.
u titles 70 al real estate warranted md
abstracts furnished.
The following ne the names Of Tie Board d
Managers Of the Catholic 1ndnstEialSch0ol
Thomas Grace, George Mitsch, 1athias Koch,
Louis Demeules, D. OHaloFen, II b. Timme,
VIM L Kelley, st. Pznl, Anthony Kelley,
Minneapolis; n. r. w. Knnz, Hastin@ !:
Stephen Newell, Hastings; John ]. OShan4h-
ne9ey, SkiIlvster Jshn F. Tenvoorde, 81
Cloud; VIM O'Nnlcahy, Rochester Hon.
John p. MeagheT, MAnhte; W. J. Brown,
Austin; Charles McKennA, Raxibanh
| TKRMa99o0 On o. befsge March !, 1876, md
80 oue year thereafter, interest 10 Per CENT
1 All eommuuicn1ion1 mmgt BE- a0dEe1oed %
=. ~. R0AL1CKs
go Agent and Manager, B. Hanl.
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Totl ST. 1888 64s, 5as % ,7s5 1881 ,15l
Il The improvement in our market has not
advanced prices over cent, but the tone
Ks better with more confidence on
the part Of holders. The
weather in England is decidedly
bad, and the amount Of spring wheat
ahoat is smaller than for many years,
while the supply in Great britain during
the last eight weeks is one million BUSH
els short of the consumption. We can
discover no new element of weakness now
Everything possible has been brought to
shear" prices. We are, however, mind
full Of the dullness that usually prevails
in March. The amount in store here is
considerably smaller than last year,
which deficiency is about made up by q
surplus in Chicago, but the amount in
millers' hands is vastly smaller than IN
previous years, and we may look for a
good demand from them. We quote No.
hard at 81 to 92c; No. l, 80 II to 81
1-2c; No. 2, So 5-Sc; S. o. April 81 SAC
s. o. May 81 l-sc.
Rye is in good demand at reduced rates
while corn commands full prices, notwith
standing unfavorable foreign news.
Barley advanced to Sill on speculative
demand, but closed easier. Some shrewG
operators have been buying barley, ani
ifthey can get the market short enough
to make it pay, they will probably try to
squeeze the "bears" in March.
Dressed hogs are lifeless in double
sense. Some choice sold at &S.c5, but 81
is the best bid for good hogs. The marke
is steady.
SCHROEDER, L1NDBLoN 4 Co.
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COWEDee
Visits TOWNSHIP, Rice Co., Minn..
February -, 1875. )
Rditor Anti Monopolist
/ am glad you came on. from under
that little cloud Of SANDER all right.
go that the St. Paul papers have been
prompt to lay before their readers the
refutation of the same. Therein they did
IN act Of simple justice.
Now, why doess not the Former
Union do the same! In the Union o.
the 18th inst, it said that 'sDonnelly tried
to make An explanation but that it Va
10 shallow that no one believed it,
Now, the editor Of the Union is =
Granger, and so are you, Mr.. Editor.
This Is neither brotherly or manly. I,
looks malicious, and it will hurt the
Uaion here and everywhere. If ths
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FINE ART
Distribution
Something New and Something for All /!
The Catalogue 81 Pictures Appended,
and Prices. Speak for Them.
selves.

The price affixed to these pictures is the
cash value-prices that Mr.. Bradish il accus-
toned to receive The
|LEATHERSTOCKING
is the size OF lie and abundantly worth 1890
The Character is the finest in our literature.
The figures placed on the other two large
paintings are rather below than above their
value. The,
.ADoR ALTON
is : group Of four dgures-the HOLY FAM
lily 1t is fraught with deep and noble SEN
timent The
Tribute Money
is after the design Of Titan. The original il
the National n Galley london was s;pra.
in number, will be handsomely framed
There viii be |, 800 tickets, It - only each.
This enables every family TO own share in
this large and libe-al distribution Of fine works
OF art.
THERE WILL DE NO BLANKS.
| The Washington Irving Medallion Is m orig
inal work by Prof. Bradish, and its beauty and
fidelity have been earnestly endorsed by the
| friends OF that favorite American author. Two
hundred Of these medallions, made expressly
for this occasion, will be included among the
prizes. Besides these and the "a oil paintingS,
there will be put in the collection 900 large
| size lmpef1Ai pnotO8r6pns, t4ken mum tnIce Or
four Of the most attractive Of these pictures,
and struck Of expressly for this enterprise.
These are secured by copyright And be-
sides these 724 costly prizes there will be 6ne
cabinet size photograph Of several Of the most
valuable Of the pictures, 30 that every ticket
shall represent and command . work Of art,
choice and not now in the market.
| The distribution Of these works will be su-
perlntended by . committee Of gentlemen e.
1ected for that purpose The receipts for
tickets will be deposited in the St. Paul Saw
ings Bank, in charge and trust Of the Hon.
John g. Prince, till the distribution takes
place, which may be BY the last Of April Or be-
lore.
Prof. B. is widely known . m accomplished
artist, and is no stranger here. To such Of
be suficient that they are requested 70 refer 70
some Of his friends and patrons: Hon. H. n.
Sibley, Hon J. r. Maxfeld, Hon. George L.
Becker, Hon. J. s. Prince, hon. J. G. Burbank
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Catholic Industrial School
REAL ESTATE Distribution.

CHANGE IN PROGRAMME-Great Re-
duction in Number OF Shares and Cores
ponding Increase in the CHANCES for Hand
some Returns to Shareholders.
No. Of Shares, 393--Cost per Share, $3.50
Every Shareholder Gets q Piece u
Real Property.
In response to numerous suggestions from
taking shares in this enterprise, and in order
to ensure the distributioxat the time fred, the
Managers have made the above indicated
changes in their programme, which is SO ar
ranged thxt every shareholder receives parcel
of real estate. The sum required BY this ar
rangement win he $1,000, to BE divided into
393 shares at $3.50 each. And the Property
10 he purchased is as follows:
Shares AH2OUHk.