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DENTISTRY.

ID EVOLUTION-REvOL
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order to meet he
demands Of those whose means are limited, propeeo
to insert Ects of Artificial Teeth at SIS and So 8ol6
Filings 81. Artificial Teeth inserted with or Vithor1
extraction of the roots. All materials which I uss
will be guaranteed to their purity and durability
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use of "Alea.
thesiea" G. p MAL0NEY n n r
150 Canal, between Carondelet and Bsronne st.
Ely New OrIssns,
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Western rectified is quoted

sold at 81 IA u gallon. Western rectifedis quoted
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCrs-spare ribs are
selling at SO y Dbl; pigs feet 50 40Q2 so q key;
prime mess pork, prime pork and rump pork, and
these are called for.
CORN IN SACKs-Yellow is scarce, but other
grades are plentiful, and the demand continues
limited. 1000 sacks sold, of which 500 and l300
white at 56c, and 200 choice yellow at 6Oc n
bushel.
OATS-The supply is good and only limited
demand. $50 sacks choice Galena sold at QUO q
bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply. No sales. Yester-
day there were sales at 81 " 100 d.
HAY-None on the landing. Good supply in
warehouse. Trade is dull. Only rs bales prime
sold at s23 j ton.
RICE-The demand was not as good to-day as
Louisiana No. 234@3c, common 4i4Q94a4c, or
M615c, choice 61a97c % ID.
BTTTER-Is accumulating and there is no
demand Choice Goshen is quoted at 3itG35c,
medium Csc, choice Western &c, medium 150l
CHEESE-Is in abundance and dull. Choice
Western factory is quoted at 13@l3H,, New
York cream 15c y ID.
large and the demand is active. The Arrow Tie
is selling at SIC u b, with discount on
round lots. Pleced Arrow Tie, II feet sell at
$40 net; feet inches, $40 net. The Beard &
Bros. Tie sells at 51ac u ib, with discount on
round lots. The Branch, Crooks Co.'S 5ac II
b. with discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c u Tie, with discount on large
lots, put up in bundles Of 80 ties.
BALING TWINE-Is selling at 1411ll15c R b
in round lots, and 16c at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Sell at l5c apiece in bales and
Ice reserved.
BAGGING- Small stock on hand and an active
demand. Round lots are quoted at 1879, job
lots at 1872 Sl4c for Domestic jute. No demand
for India quoted nominally at 1Oc at wholesale,
and 1919 IL yard at retail.
COFFEE-Tne market is strong and prices are
advancing. We quote cargoes: Ordinary to low fair
1871 019c (goldj fair 1874 420c, good 2014 @201ac,
prime 2Oa4 G2lc u b. JOB lots: Prime 2l0g2114c,
good 2o54g2lc, fair 2o14@2O1ac, ordinary to low
fair 1901l91ac ID b. 450O bags ex Emey sold on
private terms.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, Dec. l., 1875.
| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
| Sun Rises .-..-.---. 6:35 Moon Sets s44 P. NJ.
Sun Sets.--.......5 500 First Or. Sd, 1874 2 NJ.

Sun Rises. .-..-...---. 6:35 Moon Sets 6:44 P. NJ
Sun 500 First Or. Sd, 1874 2 NJ
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Favorite st. Mary, Ouachita Belle, Mary
Houston, Thos. Sherlock, Shannon, Thompson
Dean, Gov. Allen, Era No 40, Ark, J. F. Frazer.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Martha, Favorite, Mary Ida, Henry
Tete, W. s. Pike, Susie Silver, Fanchon, r. E.
Lee, J. F. Frazer, 1azoo.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, J. F. Frazer, Waloon, Favorite, Martha,
Lower Coast; Robert Young, Assumption, Henry
Iete. Lafourche; LESSEE Taylor, Baton Rouge;
Willie. Ouachita: Hope, Waverlv, Gov. Allen,
Ohio River: City Of Alton, Commonwealth,
Atlantic. st. Louis; st. John, Donaldsonville;
Josephine, Wawenock, W. J. Poltevent, Mary
Ida. Upper Coast; Frank Pargoud, Greenvllle;
Carrie A. Thorn, Red River; Trenton, Opelousas;
Ida, Attakapas.
BoATs ADVERT, ED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. N.
Iberia, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
st. Mary, Lower Coast, ~ A. NJ.
W. j. Poitevent, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine, Upper Coast, III A. NJ
Lessie Taylor, B ton Rouge, u III.
st. john Donaldsonville, II NJ.
Robert Young, Lafourche, II NJ.
Assumption, Lafourche, II Nj.
J.F. Frazer, Lower Coast, p. NJ.
Belle Rowland, Red River, 2. Nj.
Bertha Drummer, Ouachita, T. u.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati, Z. n.
Era No. 10, Lafourche, 5 P. NJ.
Gov Allen, Fort Adams, z. NJ.
Katie p Kountz, Arkansas, 2. NJ.
Billy Collins, Ouachita, P. NJ.
Fleta, OpelOusas. L. NJ.
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MEDICAL.
~-~~~~c1rN</.<~~~ODNoon1
nR. W. G. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 800 st. Charles stree
Between Clio and Caope
Slate 1T Geo. A. F0sdck Co.'S Al Carondeet ar, a
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED "A
At homo from to 0 A. M. and to 7PM.
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Il lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation of being one of the most
genteel, orderly. well. kept and popular establish.
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 101a A. M. to ~ P. NJ.
There is q cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is favorite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department. aD24 "
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NeaU Orleans Lager.
CASPAR LUSSE,

NOS. 40 and us CHARTRES STREEx,
Announces to proprietors of Beersaloons and to
the public that having completed his immense ap.
paratus for manufacturing
Lager Beer,
he is prepared to sell the same at lower price than
any other homemade article and of as good quality
as any similar article produced in the United States
je15 6w
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,

COTTON-The sales to-day summed up htl!e
over 10, 100 bales, at steady prices Tor Whte COY
tons and other kinds most IN request, ana \ ir-
regular and easier for the general run OF .he
offerings. recurring wider range in our quota
tions and a pretty general reduction Of &c il
the inside figures. We give also the figures
and report Of the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
nRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY.
For November 3O-Class No 2S5.
u . 8 :; ;. ;: ;, :; s. :; g

The above drawings are published in all the priu
cpal papers and are drawn in public daily, at the
rooms of the Company
Witness our hands, at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this 30th day of November, 1915
H PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners.
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. je15
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JOB PR IN TIN G.

TOR y Y N ~ N q
TIL r. RHT,TETTN
L L. ~ - y ~ NJ - = ~
Ao' ~
customers 'nA' 10 no" po''o''e' '0p0''0i A"'
tiles for executing with dispatch, in the very
best style and at the lowest rates, all kinds Of
---n,-r~@
SUCH As
PRICE CURRENTS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
MERCHANTS CIRCULARS,
PROMISsORY NOTES,
INVOICES .a,o,,sn o., 10
1.Rr1s
CATALOGUES,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
WEDDING CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
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OFFICE, 100 GRAviER ST.

HOtyla1ad,
HNGRAvER AND PRINTER,
IS st. Charles Street.
BAH Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Carda
neatly engraved and printed. Also, a.. kinds Of
general Engraving in the best style. Ball com.
mittees are specially invited to call and see hh
selection of orders Of dancing and German
iavors, % he is satisfied that the mostl,sNd!oas
VII be pleased nlB
, 1875-03-18

p.sr D1scovraY. March "a Arrived
W.rhavk. 1s.-sa,led. brig Tanner
81 Po.r BnAr111, March ls.- Sailed Mich
olas Biddle.
Po.r G.xprr, Nrch. 14.-Sailed James
Cheston.
srArr1r, March 15.--Arrived. J. B.
Bell. ~
y,cresrA. March 13.-Arrived, ship
u.vilan, Callao. IA. = Arrived. ship
Clifton, Liverpool. Sailed. ship Blue
Jacket. Melbourne; steamer Mohongo
San Francisco.
Porr MADISON, March 14.-Sailed' 5.
n. Stetson.
Francisco, March Is. Arrived.
bsrkentine v. H. Gawley, Port Madl-
.on l4.-Arrived. ship Garnet. Nanai-
mo: biz. Milan. Port Gamble; bk. Duo
lin Port Townsend. Sailed. bk. North
vest. Port Townsend; bktne. Victor.
Port Gamble; bk. Caroline Reed. Port
Blakely. :,
y,crs.rA, March IA. - Sailed. bark
Lady Thompson. London
UrsALApY, March 49, Sailed. bktne.
Modoc, San Francisco.
PoRr BLAKELY, March 49, SAILED,
BIZ, Conden, Los Angeles.
SAN FRaNcrsco, March 15.-Arrived,
barkentine C. L. Taylor. Seattle: ship
John Jay, Utsalady. Sailed. steamer
idaho. Portland.
, 1875-03-18

ON \ TrAR.-A congregation Of wor-
shippers in BAcks county. O.. says the
st. Louis Republican. met with . comi-
cal mishap . few Sundays ago. The
pews Of tho church had been newly
painted and vanished, and il vas mot
good drying weather. Everything was
lovely until the minister was about to
deliver benediction and the congregation
endsavored to respond BY rising. They
remained steadfAst to the church and
ateadfasser to their seats. Each seem-
ed to fear that something mysterious,
religious probably . Judgement was
the matter with them, and they were
simultaneously seized with . panic.
They tore themselves Loose with . dese
perate effort, and rashed out Of the
church in fluttering rags leaving SAM
ples Of the silks and clothes they wore
for inspection Of IL AosriAsd minisees
and dumbfounded sexton. Il would
not b astonishing il seos Of Inst CON-
said bad words on thsir Wy
home.
, 1875-03-18
Good News for the Ladies:
and Gentlemen. too.

Oysters q the most delicious style
will be served at the Puget Sound Con.
dictionary from this date. Families
supplied with fresh opened oysters at
81 cents per pint. Parties Of 40 per-
sons can be accommodate at time in
the saloon. The Saloon will b open
nightly till IL O'Clock.
, 1875-03-18
xx1Us1yr1Y TO THE pA1LY DISPATCH.

1890
BERLIN, March 4.-Herr Kosiolsk.
formerly editor Of the Gcrmania. has
been sentenced to two years imprison-
ment. He has fed from Germany.
ROME. March 1.-THE Archbishop
of Baltimore has been designated by the
Vatican to confer the be-atta on Arch-
bishop McClosky. who will receive the
othe, insignia Of the Cardinalate when
he visits Rome. Roucilte. the delegate
70 notify the archbishop of New York
of his appointment is also charged with
o mission fro the Propaganda in re-
Qard to new dioceses in the Q. S.
MoxrnrA1., March 15.-Several fail
urea among wholesale houses here are
reported. Sampson. Whitehead 4 Co..
importers of saddlery. hardware. etc..
have suspended. Armstrong Bros.
commission merchants. and Green Bros.
boot and shoe manufacturers. have
made an assignment.
OrrAwA, March 13.-McKenzie in
tsoduced bill to organize the North
west Territory. outside of Manitoba. in
to . Government.
P1LLsBunY, Pa, March 14.-DuriDg
thunderstorm this morning. lightning
struck lot of crude oil in Allegheny
City, and ten thousand barrels burned
with two cars of benzine. Loss about
$4,000.
NEW ORLEANS, March A.-Richard
Muller, Collector of Customs at Bras
pear, and said to be one Of the original
diseoveras Of gold in Australia, died here
last night from an overdose Of iaudan-
uD.tE,iT .1e7hT .g7nE} '1 -
aNxw Yonx. March 4.-when Beecher
will testify is uncertain. though it is
stated that the counsel for the defense
are visiting for the passage by the Leg
jslature of an act permitting Mrs. Tilton
to testify, and that Beecher will supple
pept her testimony. ~
GIorcns7rs, Mass, March 14.-Thos.
Davis. boarding house vas burned this
morning. The boarders barely escaped
with their lives. and Julia Kelly. ser
yspt, was smothered. The Office Of the
Western Onion Telegraph Company was
hurned, but the instruments were saved.
Loss, $4,000. 13 q - -
.PosrLxp,, March lathe following
message received from Senator Kelly at
Washington this morning cauaed great
excitement and rejoicing:
TO HExBY FAnrSe. MAroa-Nego.
tsations with English parties for the
construction Of the Salt Lake Railroad
have resulted favorably. Contracts are
partially signed and deposited with me,
and duplicates sent to England for fur
cher signatures. Terms, s2s.ooO per
mile: paid on 6rst mortgage bonds
They are said to be responsible parties.
STANDARD guage throughout; in five
Jears..nH .n4dor gsv II Q ii.r rl
Another dispatch from Col. Chapman.
President Of the road: says the COM
mencement Of the work will be at Port
i"9&. saso s,.,'. sts evNtA ]'a al 1,
REApRa, Va, March l4.-This after.
noon the cosnice aud shedding Of the
nostaeastsrp market house. being over
Weighted With snow and ice fell. with .
terrific crash, killing q little boy named
Frank .Apell and seriously wounded
th,es others. e~
WASHINGTON. March ia letter re-
ceived here from the person wLo circu>
lated the bribery charges in connection
with Andrew Johnsop's election to the
Senate. admits that he makes no charge
that Jphisap yas oosnisaat II any pnr.
chase Of votes,
Nyw YoRH, March 1s.-TAs Tweed
habeas corpus proceedings yesterday in
the Supreme Court affirming the decis>
, 1875-03-18

II sse very little Of You" said IN
old gentleman At Louisville ball TO .
young lady whom he bad not EAst in Q
long time before. ~ know it." was
the artlsss reply. but mother wouldp't I
allow NJ to wear . very low-necka drsss
tonight, the weather 10 10 cold. ahf
, 1875-03-18

ego , yoang sifi' named Marie Guernie
vas fesad poisossd In hsr bsa. She
bad bsen bstrosAsda skors sims befoss
se syosng man. witk vhoa Aae youns-
sr' 'astse mas sGdots - ldsapssaasly d IN
Iisvs. Tbs pesr sih ~ \ sess as.ess-
I'd. tried andD(f1aAys eon3smnsa i 70
death. which sAs suffered. eslmlyr ard
y.liartly, witAput uttari,e- a ,yocdg u
complaint q Of jpsdacasiop. Evssy-
hsdy fsit IL greaseat sympaGhy 5prp Tie
poor old father q The, two sirls. rho
vas giving signs ef u nost yiolsss
grief. Ee, had come iEts possession Of
some money 'vhieh the girls Inherited
from n, their mother. but his gsiei did not
seem llssssned thef<by. A fortnight
ago the old man died. and before his
death he sonfsassd 10 his patish psisss,
iths Rev. Abae Basrsau, that II iwas
himself the aurdasse Il In. eldest
daaghtsro j He had, nocsovas, allowed
suspicion 70 rest % the ynsnssf in Or
der 70 inherit The money of hcth.. The
poer victim had died innoseat wjthout
uttefiDg voed in her dstsnes, hscsuss
shs knew whe vas ths nnsdrree. asd
rather chose to de thaa 70 daneunes
hin to iusties. .,t ol ssv OH .gsu
, 1875-03-18
SEEDS AND PLAN rs.

~ ~ THE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN.
Oe Osberry. tho best sort for Upland.
~ Lowland. or Garden. By mali pre-.
& Ne paid. q Per loa, eS PsrL eoa
All the New. Choice Strawberries and peaches.
A priced Catalogue Of these and IN Fruits. Or.
nsmsntai Tfees. Evefsseens. Shrubs. Balbs.
Roses. Plnts. Ac.. and FRESH FLOWER and
GARDEN SEEDS, the choicest collection in tbs
country. with al novelties. uin b sent graft
to any plain address. Is sorts Of either Flower
Garden, Tree. Fruit. Evergreen. or Herb Seeds.
for 500. sent BY msn. prepaid. WHOLESALE
CATALOGUE TO THE TRADE. Agents
Wanted. nns5f. ..-aa,. r-ff- o. -..-..z
=. NJ, WATSON, Old Colony Nurscries
and SEED Warehouse, Plymouth. Mass'. Es-
tahlished lS47, March lst, 1875.
, 1875-03-18
BUSINESS NOTICES


Brightly breaks the morning Of . new
era in the annals of medicine. Alcohol
will soon be banished. from the lis: Of
remedies. and only known ~ . poison.
DH. ]. Walkers CALIYeRAIA VrNEoAR
Brrrxls, composed entirely Of whole
sone botanic extracts and juices. are es-
erywhere supefseding the fery, astsin>
gents which no man or woman, ever yet
took without bitterly repenting thear
credulitv. There is no disease, ac,ite or
chronic, in which the new tonic may not
be administered with beneficial affect.
, 1875-03-18

~ Mary Brady experiment proved
dead" failure. In getting up rather
late the other morning. she utilized the
coal-oil can TO expediate breakfast. but
she was instantly cremated ands exited
out Of life. For thing! but then .shs
had q nice funeral. -. - - ssEs
, 1875-03-18

IMPORTANT. Endorsed BY the
Medical prot Ds. WH. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS cures
Coughs. Colds and Consumption. and
all diseases of tho Throat and Chest
Dr.. TOWNLEY'S TOOTYACHE AN.
ODYNE cures In one MINUTE. feb l6
, 1875-03-18

a A little girl On the train was ask
ed what motive was taking her 70 tie
city. II believe they call It the loco-
motive, said the little innooent. .osa
, 1875-03-18

q An eight-hour man. on going
homo the other evening for his supper.
found his wife sitting in her best clothes
on the front stoop, reading . volume Of
travels. "How's this?" he exclaimed.
"Whsrs's my supper?" II don't know, i"
replied his wife. II began to get your
breakfast at ix o'clock this morning,
and my eight hours ended at two O'Clock
this afternoon" yl ziJr'- tar
, 1875-03-18

] a A corpulsnt m.n. whose shirt
bosom vas torn, md p bloodst.ined, b.
STAYED in and cost collar dantlipe about
bis heels, vas seen. making his way
through the street q trot. Encount-
ering an acquaintance. be Was asked:
.'wh,s ails your" Halted back there
70 put : stop to . family 6ehtr,. gaspsd
the fat man, - he, hurried forward. :.
, 1875-03-18

10 non Puozr souHD!-ws are in rs'
csips Of ) psstal card from Kingston
Minoesosa, containing tho announce
,,>ssx that 5A2 families viii Leave that
sscsson for Puget Sound this spring:-
Aro,ne. 5...--s. a-ss
, 1875-03-18

u The following simple method of
vantilating ordinary sleeplng and dwell
ing rooms is recommended by Mr.. Hin
ton in his ''Physiology for Practical
Use::" "A pieee Of wood. three inches
high and exactly ~ long a the breadth
Of the windev; is to b. prepared. Let
the sash be now raiasd, the slip Of wood
placed on the IN, and H. sash drawn
closely upon 4. II The zip has been
we'll fitted there viii b 10 draft in con.
sequence Of the displacement Of the
sash at its lower part; bot the top of
the lower sash will overlap the bottom
of the upper ono. aad between the two
bars psspendicular currsnts- of airs not
fela win entsr and leave the ROOM
, 1875-03-18

- Il b said thss ogsod sinne,
which VIII maks aE Ssa vsod bsilding
iook HE sss, 'Asd isakaIs gead body
for paint. can b mad6 - follows: Ten
pouods slas. txskfy -dss, pmpda yhis-
ing. one galloa selt spsp, thssa sallens
water; boil gently ill ~ II dissolved.
Apply bot with :. large paint brush.
By leaving ont whiting sni substituting
any; earth paint, yop iset any de.irsd
color. This Of itself win lest for yee.s.
but BY giving it = good cot Of piins
you have . building - good = nsw
outwa.dly. go,d, o, ,s.r,,s,} ,i,,,,s
A Doc SrosY.- here IL ! true and
curious dog atory. The other evening .
reporter for tho 0aslots wss going home
lats It night in the midst of most horsi-
ble weather, when he overlook 1 drunksn
man. trying 10 climb tie Rue Dc Rome.
He vas followed By . monerel cur, Who
kept 1t his heck and seemed 10 staeeer
ike Ills master. The drunken man
stopped and the dog began 70 bite ae his
less. '.Ilse me alone. viii your" cried
the dfunkard. "I'm Rodng on after .
rest. nj but the dog confined to tug at
his trousers. The reporter stopped 70
see the end Of this curious scene.
There, there!'' cried the man q le1gsh.
Tin going ON. You1l tear the breeehes
OF me- He started, and tha dog
trosted At his heels. After few yards
the drunkard again stopped, end the
same scene occurred. the dog growing
and snapping until his master began to
60 forward. The reporter went mile
ont of his way 70 soc this intelligent
dog take his master home, snd saw him
wag his tail with evident satisfaction Is
the drunkard reeled over his threshold.
-Paris Letter. 's7H' ''' '7a''' @ +
, 1875-03-18
.StENorthIR Ra<,ifiU,

casng Wells Fargo Co.'S Expss6s asd the British fail.
IKAvE sEArTLE NoNDA3 MosHNd
w
fnnefeco O.
, 1875-03-18

inerea:e ot hooss fof labor from 8 to lO
daily. snd pay irom - 10 - 80.
The Louisiana arhization COMMITTEES
concluded their iabors to-day and this
evening Win forward their svpost 70
New Orleans. -fhs claims Of 10 oon-
tsssAnss for olRcs have bssn paSssd up-
On. ,i iiai - hds sla.. .sI,i.iT ',.. -7,iif,fo1
Srnaoz1xID, nls.. March 1s--Wm.
A. Turney. for twelve years Clerk Of
The Supreme Court II The !Osssral Di-
vision, died st his homo here yesterday,
aged 43.
CoHrxTz. Miss. March 15.-A severe
storm Of rain and hail passed over this
section last night. The town u Bien-
ne wss nearly Destroyed. Four per-
Sons wsss killed, several dangeroasly
and many slightly wounded. The VA
ters are fast subsiding. IN 's7E Of
IxplAxApoLls, Ind, March 5.-The
chimney Of the Capital City rolling mill.
Sc feet high. blew down this morning.
A man Who vas sleeping near tie boiler
was crushed and killed. iVit
The Legislature has repealed the Bax-
ter liquor law and passed license Law
in it, stead. '''
81. LoUIs, March IL. Last fAll. .
little son Of Robs. Boatwright. while
playing With . nuE,ber Of boys. was
killed by bsick thrown. il vas alleged.
BY Chas. Woodson. ono Of the boys
To-day while Woodson's trial WAS in
progress. another son of Boatvright,
aged le. approached woodson and say.
ing. " You killed my brother and will
kill you," drove . butchers knife to
the hilt in Woodson's abdomen. inflict.
ing . friehtful and mortal wound. Boat.
wright was arrested.
Later.--The boy woodson. stabbed
BY young Bostwrieht to-day is now said
to be not fatally wounded. Woodson is
colored boy. the son OF noted color
I'd preacher Of this city.
RoxE, March 15.--A consistory was
held at tho Vatican to-day. Archbish-
ops Manning Of Westminster. Lsdo-
chowski of Posen and Gursen. McClos-
ky Of New York, DeChamps of Molines.
and Monsi nors Giarelli Bartolini were
created Cardinals. Philadelphia. Bos-
ton and Milwaukee have been raised to
the rank of metropolitan s<es and bish-
ops appointed for the diocesss Of Wheel
ing, Portland, Hartford and Kingston.
An ALLEGATION WAS delivered BY the
Pope.
PANS. March 15.-The Assembly to-
day elected Duke de Audifres Pasquier
its President, he receiving AIS ont Of
557 votes. .---.si
LONDON, March l5.-Immense crowds
continue to attend the revival meetings
Of Moody and Sankey. Tonight over
$40, 600 people are present and thous-
ands are turned away. The streets in
the vicinity of the hall are choked with
people. unable to obtain admission.
NEw YoRk, March ia Suns re-
port reaches ms Of the commission Of
another of ttose outrages in Cuba which
shock humanity and almost stagger be-
lief. The report is referred to in let
ter to Spanish house in this city. and
is TO the effect that ~ youDg men of
Cuban birth, residents Of Cienfugos.
had been arrested in their homes In that
city and without even the farce ofa trial
we're shot outside the walls.
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