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minary for Young Ladies'.

AZ ST.. beticeen Pennsylvania GrenHe and e.
F9tHE course of instruction embraces all the
L branches requisite. to obtain thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms En-. fish, Mathematics. and the Ancient
Languages from 81 TO Sl2 per quarter. French 50
Other modern languages each - per quarter. Md
sic and Drawing IT Professors prices
limited number OF boarding pupils will lac re
ceived at 5000 per session of ten months, payable
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
l.. r. LIPPITT.
nov 22-eo1m PRINCIPAL,
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n. A. TYSON G. SISTERS
er,fnarx- for Young TadfeS

+ street bet,UesR l2a and 18th strets. Hd&iingt0n
NOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS-'ihe II b
Il annual session OF this institution. opened on
the 18th of Scptemhsr Terms per quartr-SenioI
department SO; Juniof So Primary -; Drawing
81; French. by Professor EauOt -: Music Si2 10 SIS
Pupils boarded permanently or weekly at $50 and
So so per quarter. For further particulars cir
cuars at the principal Book Stores aud Seminary.
or 12-aoiil1
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DIR. CASADSVtST.

- Z II n T. y Y u 7 Y I I =
bEiNG compelled To remove from his oil stand
ID on account Of tlr Iau1laly making G,n.r...r
arrangements hi- winner. IL tan t- opportunity
10 inform hS friends aIa the pubic 81 Washington
aud vicinity that h" has taken convenient irnat
apartments th street. rear f. hrr2 he III con
unue permanently 10 Terf'rIn ail operation iii iG
tnl Ear: ~ in tn utust scientific IIlnler lie II.
tur"s h's thanks 70 thrrn for the liberal I:ttrys .
he has here tcfrS received. and tru 4 I" h. rrut
ton sn'l kill FIR IA" continuance Of the saIIa.
All operations warranted.
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FRANCIS DAyeDEE.
FORMERLY OF BALTIMoRr.)
Attorney and Counsel l. n

Attorney and COunseliOr-at.LsSy
{)RpPDSES Ia attend 10 tohyeyaacing and Other
oilc" business, together with the prosecution
nf claims against the Government. for which ,n tx
p"rl"lie3- az eleven wears various branches nj tho
public service has qualified Ina IA Il peculiar IL.
gre.
Ills attention Ill BE- prompt and his charges mod
crate.
+. II. II. may always be found during bushes,
hours al the office of Ia son, WALTER DoESEY UAy
iDGF, Esq, Attorney and t0mrror al Law, a.,
i"usiana aVenu", near tlrr City Hail. and opsn>ii.
Ii fltii street. auw i-t.uly
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Wn-his:2iO Ei,nnch ;sniir""d'
10 E s:sEs sSs

fI'RAINS RI'N A. FOLLOWS.
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, Al aht : i h'
3Js and .. IA.
On Sunday al Il Il. M, and . i. ~.
me lttlli al y. l. !. lp,... ans stHls "it a.
stations.
Trains al 4. M. snd -. i. m, coun'cr "hh ~
iral-S NJ q a. m. and y. IN, connect W.T..
Fare from Washington 10 Raii,u.,,,. ~
ID" do de- ai.d r,ii.i ! ~
-" d" AuraPH- :
do do d. and r,.iu.u / "a
Inc round trip tIckrtS mu>; in al ,a-r- o. %
cured al The "tic", aud are .,ad Tor jhr da, ui"i
which they a:e issued. T. Il. PARSONS.
iy IS-tf Aeon.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

GE0RGETOWN. ID. T..
INHIS institution is open and in full operation
few mere pupils be admitted into ths
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 800 per session Of tn
months, payable half yearly in advance.
French, music. drawing. &c, extra.
Day pupil. from So to SO per quarter of n weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK,
2S-ItE Principal
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Boots, Shoes and Caters.

EsNturers and dealers in all knSof Ladies'. Cen
- tiem"n and Children = BOOTS Il SHOES have
received large and very superior assortment. which
We are determined to sell at the lowest prices for
cash Gy-All kinds Of work manufactured in the
most fashionable style OF the hest material and the
workmanship warranted. Do moi forget the place
Pennsylvania avenue, doors from Butts Drug
store 22-StawNWSF
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- Cleaner Tor Eook-k"cFcrs, Clerks, and litrrar,
H"'Ltvm"a--a hex kind II erase: and rubber far
suivrur I" any article Tor the purpose ever VI
inrniurei As.dr from it, superior qualities aS y
pencil cleaner ii renlVVrS lux and OTHER Stains with
WIN more triiIy than th" ordinary ohIairr, and
leaves the surface OF Tia" paper uuharHlrd.
For sale by COLLINS B,jt,NE AZ CO
lith street, doors north of PranSy lvauia avenue
lIraurh II StatiOurrs Hail. III and l1u Pear
srp lX---rutf Straat y
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CRATES. GPBTFS

] 'NtNkiLED farior and Chamber CRATES: Cir.
IL culr. Square. and oval Patterns Of th,, l,.-,t
Styi-s and of the hyl"-t finish.
The uba &c are just received arl for sale by
X. liASklNS
T.. avenue, south side, bet. 9;h AMI lCth sts
ac i5-tt-
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~. ~. NEW tslS.

= ]! I IONg q II q d y d IT.
'Gh''"Grc sifs. "lgJNac Ii5RiT,r street i!aiitir0.
NJ i'll. sUrrfiuirnA iae erection aud alteiitr o.
w Huiih2> n Washington ClIy and i;sylriuty.
" Il
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WEALEY's ohNIBUSSES.

On THURSDAY. tl- 2P.h instant
49, n - Will rUmm, no. running I%u l;''-
e@1-s@z2s Of ohNlEUSsES l-:wc-n Aleu-
ara shd " asiington, leaving Alexandria 1T =.
oc'"ch IN the morning. AMI 81 ia the ait-rnc,n.
"ihe'lhs win tue trains lesN ing Washington al r.
O'Clock IN the morning aud 3 in IT,. afternoon Re-
turning leave Washington the "rriF" "' t.e
ira ms from baltimore, la time in The ne rhihS |"
connect with the Orange AID Manassas tap tram
from Alexandria, at O'Clock.
Passengers wishing seats in this lipe. will leave
their names and residences with Dir. James Entwi:
tie, Alexandris, and at the Irving House, Ws-hius
ton, corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within sny
reasonable distances la either city.
eep 2s-6m- WI. WHALEE
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washlngton, Nov. sIs,a

Id ESUMED BUSINESS AGAIN.-Having puF-
III chased Of MIR T. P Miller his entire stock of Gro
ceres the subscriber respectfully announces to his
former patrons and citizens generally that he has re-
commenced merchandising at his old established
stand, corner OF 9TH aud streets occupied by him
for the last five years.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me. should be glad TO have the honor of
serving my former customers and others. assuring
them that courtesy, promptitude, and fair dealing
shall characterize my every effort to please all and
win their regards. and by adding to this constant
and well selected stock of fresh FAMILY GROCER
les, procured from the best Northern markets and
sold at inducing and uniform prices. hope by dill
public patronage. JOHN H. JOHNSON,
Grocer, corner Of eth aud T. ctreets,
nov 12-lm Opposite General Post Office
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MADEIRA WIyEa n,

Newton, GORDON, Muir Chateau MargauS
doch 20. Chateau La Rose
Reserve. vintage Of 1916 Iaut Talence
Old London Particular St Estephe Maloc
Howard March, 4 Co. st. Sulien Medoc
superior Sercal Margaux Je,ioc
otd south side rillanac Table.
Pure Madeira Grape HOOK WINES.
Juice MarcObrunner. 1916
SHERRY WINES. Johanni,berger Cabinet
Pomars Brown, very del Hoehheimer
icate Ruiesherper
| Amontillado pale AMI Stenwen
very delicate LIQUORS
Uoiden Sherry, imported Pale and Dark Otarl
IN cases Dupuy Cos Brandy
Mahzanllla, very superb Pale and Dark Henues-
or sew Brandy
PORT WINES. Old London Dock Brandy
oilieys superior Old Pale Fine Old Martsll Brandy
Pure Old Medicinal Old Accomae Peach do
Mar schino di iara Holland tin, Grape
Curacao. Red and White brandt
CHAMPAGNE. Pure Jamaica and ST.
Heidsick, imported by Croix Rum
Renauld 4 Francois, Fine Old Scotch Whs-
quarts and pints key
Heidsck, i'm ported hy c. Old Unishowen) Irish
Engler, quarts and Whiskcy
pints Cd Mcnongahela do
(iiesler & Co., in qts OLD Bourbon do
Sillery MOusstau, import Pure Wheat do
ed b. S. T. Nicoll Il Co Brown Stout and Scot h
qts and pts Ale
Lambry's Grape Leaf, in Hibhert's Brown Stout
OTIS ats and rts
J. F. Dennis Chalons, Hibberts Best India Pale
In OTIS Ale
Bollinger. imported by Mnirs Sparkling Edin-
Hilger s. Co. burgh Ale
Madeira, Sherry, Port, and variety OF other
Wines; also, an extensive assortment of the very
best Liquors SAML HAMILTON 4 co,
dec lO-eo2w Pa. av., OPP. Jackson Hall.
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mi. NOTES OF THE
Southern Manufdctprpr's p,rL

4 RE redeemed at par by the subscriber
"a Office opposite Treasury iI'pattm, -, come,
OF i3lii and streets. HENRY VI. MORSE,
Agent southern Manufacturers Bank,
sen .}-tf
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VERY RECENTLY
III F. RN IA = n EY'S
DOT e SHOE STORE g MANDATORY

&6p For the last ten years located on 9Th y
- u near the General Post Office, was removed
] ~ To Pennsylvania avenue. between Browns
Hotel and ith street. where the proprietor
has spared no pains expen-e in fitting up an eS-
tabllshInsnt commensurate with the great Increase
In the busin, Is Of the hOUSl.
The snbsrT Der tenders his mos. cordial and graf.
full dement's TO his friends and patrons for
their lOUg continued Etvors a:,d will H. Pleased
II-et them in his new hons"
| have very we'll assorted s.ocl, OF BOOTS AMI
SHOES OF French, New I0Tk. Eastern and NV own
make embracing every stvi. and varirt,: - which
invite the attention Of u:euI.rs OF Congress End
citizens generally. HENRY JA\NEY
Pa ay-Gu", II. .i't, between PrcSrs' Hotel
sud Ith street, third .loor from the latter
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WINES l. LIQUORS
n Bottles

w We invite the attention of purchasers and
particularly judges of Wines and Liquors to our old
and superior stock which consists Of the following
brands, viz:
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sa-To my Friends and Patrons rhe

have so kindly and generously patronised me during
the time l engaged in business at the above
named corner will say that it will afford great
pleasure if they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor Mr.. j. III. Johnson. who wor-
thy OF their confidence and who will extend to them
every accommodation. T.. p MILLER.
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SJOItNING ROBES.-A large and full as
WI sortment just opened, and prices moderate, a
HOPKINS Furnishing Store, corner Of 9th ST. ant
Pa. avenue, between Browns and National Hotels
Shirts made to order.
nov 2l-4w Int i Alex Gazette
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CITY RESTAURANT.

d. HA III NJ : OK respectfully i.ifurn4 i.
~ friends and 81 public tis; lac j. Low fully
prepared L" ser" tAr'a with the best tha. can h..
tce
Ing time will ln dr"tcI sccly to this business,
ana u" assures all VIII favor him with their ,aro
"sr NAV thrir orders iu refreshments to Ie rrvp,l
ei'her III Their homes - ii the Ec-taurant. corner
"I l@'h street nad Pa avenue viii he faithfully at.
tended tn. "
Call and see his arrangements
Ice
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

w take this opportunity to -i~- orr friends al
W IL" rHGl.c GENERALLY ,icc nJt.c- tat ~. have
taA"n the i4rr and r!ram', 'iaIt,i store room nov
occupied - VIM VI -hE-;.r :. Co. III Il street tree.
!oore MOTH "f Pennsylvania r.li AMI in o..,..r "a
r"tur" our stool 81 49,! -r.,.a.t! and asserted DIZZY
GOODS before ui"Iir" vii crIn:lr-1rr l,.jiav t.
sell every @tt'!" n greatly rct"c"d price,. :Id ;:.rv
many al hsf N,GH cast - ci"So t,.BL OF Nr:..E n q
PaI tlru!ar attention Of Ialic- to our stool; Of
fine AL wool lifii Ci-,hrnnJrS "rli Nnus.c';;les
fancy plaid and hrrrl'!e Silks in v"-y rich ,tgI>:
i1i.-f E!rIkinE Cirihs. embracing al tie c'crc
shIlc= with Iiuirr silks t. nl:fch Also Il f., &.
vcIVr. and cloth Cio9Ee The Iat-sf les ana I' b
will b. sold at Eluch less than M market ,.ri. III.
rnb" arr respectfully inI .."i to rya;nil. u,.!
warrant ali good. 10 ';lt at oar .ta:i ir.l.i
10 prove a. represented
MAXWELL, SEARS { COLBY.
Penn. ay, h";w,cu 9TH and 10Th -,sc..:-.
= B--Ihr store ~" i.a,y occupy is ,@r lent.
dec t-.lt,t
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FINE CABINET FURNITURE

L INV TIE tn. attention of those dp-irou- e.: pur-
l. chAsing furIiturs, o. furnishing liou - eIl-
tire, II my general aud extensive stock Of naus,-
furnishing G""!-. ON eth street opposite Extian..
Bank. / eIum"ritr in part
Elegant Set Ell iarlyr Furniture, Of res,wv14I
walnut. and IT ihCranY
Fine walnut and mahogany SOt.is
DO do Chairs and To, l-ra
Do do Bureaus I WHrirurS
DO do French ana T. IN po. :
R-,!5trat-
feautiiul enamtliel Cpttay,. Chamber Set
Mahogany aud walnut Centre TaF!., 81.
Do do Etarer.s
Do do Secretary and B0okcasa
Do do SI,Trar,Is
Gilt-fraIne Mirrors
general 1rtm-:,; Of III ,jrS, i}r,l-t-a1S Wash
stanl-, Tables, Eur.4J.E Wartrt.les IIir AMI Ii.
mattresses, Feather Beds, Sc.
The subscriber will Civ" particular attention to
Furnishing Houses entire, il any style required.
dee l--ltw y VI MrIKfEDR
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GnI-5y's HOfP.-w. GApSRY.
Arrival and Departure Of Osean Steamers

Ndhe. LeIres Far DIgS.
Hermann Bremen. New York Dec. :
Baltlc. .........N.w 70 k....iiverpoOI. Dec. IN
Europa. York. liverpool. De. -
Yankee Blade New York.. A~pinwaII Dec. 90
Niagara. 1890. Boston. Liver pool dec. 81
10 The California Mail Steamers sal from New
Ork On the 9TH and Doth OF each month.
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Hon. John y. Na5~y, Mayor; CGrror.n & Rig.s.
>-idon. ''i'hcrf Co., Charles Calvert. 80 Pro
i'ssu"LGs. arg, II. i. u.V la r :'n-
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ADAMS @ HASKINS,


Office on RHns y}ccutG dr.EGs, jstIosrR lUth ans
llH 9rrstS Washington, II. e..
DLANS, Specifications, Estimates, aud Contracts
i for new buildings prepared, and their erection
superintendent
Old Buildings altered and modern Zed
DraughtS and Specifications OF Patents and Draw
ings OF every desert tioR executed.
EEFERENCRs:
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner General Land
0nice.
Hon. b. 2. French, Commissioner Public Build
ings
Capt. Y. 6. Alexander, U. g. Army.
Professor Charles C. Jewett, Smithsonian Institu
ton.
Dr. VIM. p. Johnston. nov 22-eotf
FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and COuhseIlOr-at-La
AT IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
sen 23-tf
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United States lI0ieI-R. d. HACKNEY
Irving XIOfPI-DANIEL d. FRENCl

II Sianhope J II Mtrvine, Ohio
MI Scott. Pa J Bovine nc
w Bushnell GR West de-
w Hagne, NY q III Perry, I'D
w Copeland, do w IIantreSs
n Benn,r, do w Reynolds. Pa
T. Stevens, do
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more terrible 70 evil dcers than any Of its predecessor,
in the whole range of French history and in the thick
est Of the fight when some thieves piled their vocato'
they we're shot and their bodies exposed il the Tau
cries with bits Of paper attached on which was writ
tell Death 70 robbers" Mr.. Dickinson should en-
desvor to learn better If he csn If be can't We re-
specially adSise him deliver the same GRAFTON 70 the
Democrats Of Syracuse every year until biz a'pritoa'
are g1atfed and he ia elected President af.er which
it will serve for al inaugural address and any nlnbr Of
yearly esssees To use bis own spicy language A
individuals We occupy but point Of space up,n the
L" broad curren, Of time :" and accordingly shold no.
waste our days and talents in searching on neF % asses
when the old viii DO as vel. And when Daniel alta as
that eunence ard ocespes the chair nov adorned by
Gen Pierce there will be an occasion . renew the
advice Of the Swedish sage Go forth ny son. 'nl
81 see By what asses the world is governed.
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The Grand Jury of Kings County ale occupied vita
the discussion Of question of vast importance which
should be brought a. once before tue body in this
City IL is the marea'menr Of Cattle BY the droy
during their ioDg peregrnsions from the Wee aud
by the butchers after they have arrived here
Ii is tIuly said. One bali the world do Lot know
Low te other baiflve, aldit is equally true thar if
one halt bn,a what sort Of food they ear they would
cease 10 I've through very disgust ar wlar they feed
upon. WHIST think The beef eaters Of this City Of the
couditicn Of their faeoIite food under these circun
stances: First they are confined in d crowded space
five d. ou O steamboat. tossing over the waves Of
Lakes Mich ga. Haron and Ere, win bu lit,e OPP
portuny or deposition 20 ear or sleep. though in
stormy passages with 10 la,k Of chances TO drink
Then by way Of change ;ey src shu up in a railroad
car three four days onger until almost exhals ID
tie he. ,un, snd as has been proved some instances
ffy-seyen hours Without water Then they allowed
to drink tn Thy ook flll and fat enough s-aul
other diy In the catJc market and endure al the book
ing AMI pushing Of infatuated beasts Then they suffer
g. tie punching and beating With clubs Of their unfeel
ing owners and hsfssvsge boys Eho drive them
throug. tie streets until they 6nsy reach he pens Of
the statoirs either excited to madness or exhausted
Win want Of food AID rest and consequent f,yer that
buIocIs oIce as 1.-The as deer 60 Ike lambs 70 the
slaughter without resistance.
Webava IN fact. repeatedly stood b. and seen them
bow their hesd. 10 tie f4tai n'ose. wrh which they
haa iust seen their prsonuaes drawn up 70 the bull
riue. vi,h looks and actions seeming 10 sAoF that
they understood their fate as vel tae butcher could
yell ,t.m bur deemed a relief 90 their misery. Alter
lay.e been Iut up in f-e sham'es .nu-lng the blood
Of tl.ir .eovs '3r .ir.e or & lr r.. rt. -astlg
food OF v..eI, L. Z s--.--s -l. r 4cl
We have read Of savage nations who ft tueir beef for
e,tipg ly batting the cattle 10 de2A with erocsus dogs
BY this icy are thrown into state Of high fever much
mare RAPIDLY and hence humane.y than by our steam
boat railroad and butcher pen process But they were
ssvages-we are civilized They were heathen-we are
christians Other nations TT their beef for human food
by first binding the animal neck and heels, and then
heating him to death with clubs This makes the meat
tender We have different process OF producing the
same effect Theirs is barbarous-ours belongs to an en-
Tcbened and humane people, who live In the nineteenth
century and boast Of their intelligence and make laws to
=. prevent cruelty to animals
We DO u,t allow nsu TO beat All ~ ;-se AIS Aegse
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 90, 1883

because if be dies, the dogs may eat him. But We do
eat beef and We DO not ask the question how It IL pre-
rared for our delicate stomiehs
II such singular phenomenon should ever haPPea IN
this Civ. that Grand Jury should be disposed u Ak
whether cattle are treated quite As humanity sofi
he Altogether acceptable in the sight Of Him who mll'
both man and brute hope they will send rs polite
invitation 10 attend their invesreson In snch case let
them not be con,ented With mere hearssy evidence Let
hen personally Wit some OF the places We eau poinI
ont to them where beef is prepared for tie food OF
people so refined tbs they would be horrhed at the pub
lie exhibition of cruelty to animals in the plaza ds0rros
but Who psnder to worse crueies every day Indicted
nror the animals whose flesh after being duly prepared
ana .oled viii be served up as their owa daily food
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LIBERTY OF PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

Though Doeberry is sad not TO have been the mayor
Of city. tha, class Of functonares do no' always aP
pear to be posted up in law. Tue Chief Magistrate oi
Cincinnati recently gave decision that street preaching
ga, Illegal but alters mandate OF public lndgna-
ton he found out his AID the preacher Vas allowed
70 proceed 10 his out door harangues II appears thai
in Louisville there have also been signs of trouble IN
the same manner, the Roman Catholic Bishop having
published an advertisement warning bis flock, one aaf
all not 10 take notice Of a certain street apostle Bal
tinore has lust been the scene Of similar dicufy.
II appears from Tie sun that preacher, John Mitch
ell whose habit is to decaim al (esoo, wss 20 occupied
last Sunday at the Richmond Market, On bible TOPICS
when number Of the police interfered and pronoun-
ced the assembly Illegal. One OF them Selling the Of
fender by the arm, threatened 70 take him 20 the
ststiouhouse if be did not desst. Some Of the
auditors here inteffered, stating thai Mr., Mitchell,
who is an old man and deprived Of sigat' bad
preached for several years ftom the same plsce.
end hat bis night was unquestionabe. One OF the
the officers hereupon drew revolver and threatened
to Gre On any one no resisted when gentlemen
known az permanent friends of the Temperance cause
led tie blind speaker to the steps Of The Methods.
Episcopal Church hard by where he concluded his DIS
ctuTtt. y ldI huhi"fi VI ptiH'ha hHv NAA
,Iis xent ~ the Ms,or Mr. Uollins and obtained an
''''' - . 49,,
mvesugAIioh ana nearing o. 'le Ha''er gu 'le
morning 4 committee was present, who informed the
Mayor that the preacher bad been stopped year
since, but that The then Mayor had decided in bis
favor Tie present dign,tary however, considered the
preachers remarks nhammatory. with a tendency 70
create not, and accordingly he bad authorized the
police TO stop such proc edngs At ills intination
mectinp Of hundred persons was called in the neigh
borhood and committee appointed 70 nterrogate the
Mayor more particularly as 10 hs legal Interpretation
in ,poh matters. tie result Of which was. that in
answer to specific questions be decided as follows:
"lst should portion 4 tho citizens Of tia city hold 4,
pubic temperance meeting in any Of he market -cr'
sLo me ,n ~. go, ,I1 , li t,e ,r..,D.f a
certain JAS. DE Igu,fd4.rs aud ari 81 aid -,-ua who
would y"1 h'i req aside io' tts not ana "1' %,s.t
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