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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
HAVANA MARKETS.

U,v,v, Apri C. via KY WEST FLA April 2s-Surar-The
mgrr nsn6 closed dull and rregu VIII l'wu" d
eplercv olrrs their prices u oUr 10 elect
locG HaSans and MaznEas illo1 Do1e 30
a. MatsuEas
~ anls the week IRON Havana AID h4tAnLs
so boxes 5JO bids ueuing J9OO boxes and al" hho 10 me
t-d States; l. D. quoted $40 reals Der arrooe hoe
sugar 6gd7i reals arrube; huscoraao sugar, AR
o. good rhning has reals per arobT grocery er.ues
ga per arrObe. brOrun Amen
cqa s3ids8 per quntal Goshen, SJsdS31 per quo'sl
Flour 6n-r quotaby higher HamsAmencan Sngrured
weak at s27 So Land IN kegs SD - 10 ins - "a
quiuaL Potatoes quiet IalCs hrmi "ai-leoS urn a.
SIOS1IJO: 4l66 10 q arru1e Honey bunyan ~
sac rras gallon. nomiualy g q bt. for American
ms Hagsheads demand Lurn'tr-
White Pine 2 NJ market buoysnt Pitch lne iu 81 -oD
fents s'ealf
decline expected loading az Havana or por
on be north Of Cuba for United states, = %
: D.; y bogshead Of Sugar loading al Hanna f1r
United States S5 50 per hOgsAead Of sugar m ports on he AotH
Coast &c 500 80 10 hogheld ~ sugar lo4a AZ
Hvsna or ports Coast Of Cgba Tor United States - va
.5 ptr hoghesd Moss osuing Havana for llied states
Pa Orders SIS 3D. from ports me No u
Coast E1changeOn United states ~ DAYS currency o. as
pc cent nrenmn sail premium o. "S's m
gold short Sght Rs0Zii cent premium
Loudvl premium Paris - 10 grat pre.lila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

ker Il
ds Nhippng Al 9. and shPpns Second Qa1y = al IA S,
90 6LSFS sales Of Se~Oresus at and Porto Rico
w. s5 sG o9 55 HsSi o S the @ we're
herchNnhe a. sac +s nbi DO a. 'Jd 9''' anI - D.e -
q hbs strained - s. sIo Icy oOis NO. a. - :" si iS
S 81 e. = ,' ~ ~ - 81, 49, H.
OlL-I4n vsrv qu but sr5 at : for casks sna 81 ~
Lam iul bu hods arH al 1se Tor Prime winter OA'f
PROySiOSS-The market is quiet and is extremely W,
seta uoa1n eoshs w ~ : lar New Me-: ar a1ss
oedver1 We hear Of bbs June sls so 20 bos
july there are sellers At : . o. limited demaUe BAT snn
6 Of 80 b0s a. sloa 81 = Tor am As, SIL % .v AMI
inactive for Western Cut 5ui stay for CITY % OF . 915
40; I H 1sIs No. 81 s r. mi NJ II o; aa1 % pc fancy
smoked canvaed st l5c bacon Is DO hni'e deaAna
suTpy rrn sales ci 'Vo uoA b"9s ,
90 boxes " Shurt Clear al &c. so' Or Igie eI Ma s1a
p Cumberland Gus aetc Dresse ho are hm az
a.. CIV se erSB chez for To- fl.ure Of
8 Tor No sdsic Tor Chs % asie for fl5 :" Flme steam.
&C. BIZ Of Aang oe a. 20 e
@.rte qss, sn s,a the sssegt. ' x. s S
so , Ss"l eAi ' S5s Wes-er hi. az
CHKEsEI narei ''esir ae receipts enrnue Eoef,'e 7"o
Prime do, al5 Western Factory PHne 96l5iei TO- Faf 20
PBTROLBUM-The narket Refined has been decidedly
active tie ames Of exchange AM compsv cheap eghb en
Ooapei advance pnees AID ole
Hay hsf 2lei J0J bbS last hti
ana t bali June private terms 300 bb Aug. Al ze ana
High TEST 2ltc for aa MAY the market close tn
May
be- sale Of
delivery, aud Oh
Of bulk - NAV. Otc anu 2 80
bbs Shppng c The Greek quotations for 3 30
CITY rusvIe and - G5asz 20 at Parkers At
PhAde pha quoted at 2O1IOtc FOR
NAV; " each. NAV, June and July az Itc
RE-Tle good the sale OF so hazs
Rsngoon gold bond and bbBg way 20 As RAugoon
6stc ogrency duty paid ana 60 ca A. Carolina At a &C.
SUGAS-aws siead though active. fair to good
RenBg Musoovsdo s6d1tc; Centrifugal "a z9ic The sales
s,v incung Rem Cabs 7tdSc Grocery
Pore Rico sir 81 boxes pnflie
terms demand arm Harosi Of Ici
son Whit lO0lUic
STEARlN fn dernsndi sales Of l2 te Prime al 9Szsl
e r. d8 dock a 9ic: deliverable Alter
Nav l5 st vic. and = lhdA, Ssturtay night, al 9c-
TALLOW with Eooi demand Tor Prime al gd9 ltci sales
s'4 rte for lnenor FOR Far, ami se for Prime AM "
WHISKY mi, active and frm; ssss o. 3O0 bbA SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoKK. Monday. April %, 1873.

NEw-YoKK Monday. April %, 1873
AT the opening of this week we find very
little new 70 say about the general aspect Of the local
horse trade.
The supply OF carriage horses is probably larger
and more desirable quality than at any corresponding
period for two years past and there seems 70
be desire on the part Of dealers 10 meet the views OF
purchasers IL the latter will only transact then Dus
ness directly with the owner or duly COMMISSIONER
seller this as we have frequently asserted being the
only course calculated result to their mutual adVah
The supply OF coach horses strong the average
quality good ana prices firm.
The regular semi-weekly sale ut the Horse and Car
rage Auction Mart of William Van Tassell will, as usual
be held tomorrow Tuesday the 29th inst at II O'Clock
The carriage trade of the week opens with very lh
degree OF animation, the demand for vehicles OF all
kinds being. all appearances well distributed among
the numerous carriage repositories in the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Cnrrnh MARKETS

GALVESTON Am e3Coton steady. Good Ordinary l5ic net r.
ee1t bales exp0rsto Great Buaa fl6 bales coasla il
sales, t1N Ies, tt0ck, 1854 BALES.
B0sTOs Ami dCotOu steady MddRgs, l9i gross TeeeP'
~ bales falts. 500 stock, 1900 =
BAIrlnoEr A1n Z8Co9n du dddlngs, lstc; oct ecepb
ksss; 80 bales he Contea "a DaiSs c0ss'"
~ bales sll ~ bales STOCK 1879 hales-
ABnl xsN0ttSn Low hldduhgs. lbei net 70
eeipt ezporscoaFise % bss sAies - bales 'loeA
ans
SonYoLE April 2COtiOu I'm Low Md6lngs, S nei eoeips
sIpOeOattssc ~ bales sales. 2O bAesi sieA '
CIscNxAr Apni 2sCotou steady; Madings 1Bie receipts
16i Bale. Shipments 2u1J bales slock, laoIi bales
MOBILE Apnl ks0tt0B dahl ADJ week dddhugs lb2 STE NJ
l,il bales erpoftscoaSigse SI bales sales - "''
stock 1888 bales
AUGUSTA Ami qaei Low Maahngr, i7ai7i- re-
lls hales; salea, 20 bales
NEWJKLaAss Apn L50on In moderate demand ana easti
God OrdisAy 30 ndgngs i7 0I7to hdHgs loo -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI North kiVsr yess,is and RG,irOddS -
Ashes pk-s BeewaK 5,jl5 bates Cotton V
bb Cotton o. 5 pkgs Dried Fruit, 2bSi bbs bg1s - -
FiouT Wheat 2SI0 bls Corn % ~ bush Oats
Barley 49l Grass seed 10 bills Beans Dl3 bhS ot
Neal 6J7 Corn Meal 100 bb Oatmeal 10 ae HEMP lOS ba
Hops Hides bales Hides. 72k sdes Leather io5 hoh
bales Moss $50 bbls Spirits rurpentne, 80 bos Tar 80 9b
Rosn JJ OIL Gaze, o. Pork % nnEE Oll
Mess 81 pkg Grease 1918 pkgs Lard 81 pigs searn ~
Butter pkg ralOw 40 bbis Liri Oh o
bsS Peanuts BOXES starch Tobacco La bIs Sc
Toaeo Wbty Wool 2 As Tow SOl bales oAns
= N.Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

sic r-ce'pts 3s14 bales; Inns bales eiporsto Crest
Britain sos bales Continent l4 oaes cess'ws 81 bses
o0o b SATURDAY evening too hae ooh ts bales
MEHPHn April 2a-Cotton 6rn Low maahngs I1ei receipts
$50 bales shipments $50 stock a. ss bales
IgAKI Anil 2-t'otton quiet; sddhnRs lac
ep bales SIS bales sales 200 bales stock
z ZIG bales
fuuIsvLL1 Apr quieti Addhngs, sle reepts
3357 bales; shipments. 9lB bales .,r, So,
SAVANNAH kpr 2s-Coton quiet Mddngs lsgc; net receipts
III bales sales od' bales stock SO
ST. LOUIS Aprl dull and unchanged hiddfngs lse
PaYtn1tpsIA Apri aa-Coton quiet Miodings 1874 69ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
FOR
FOR
INVESTMENT.

III universally conceded that carefully selected FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS only sAPR, bet The MOST DEsR-
ABLE SECURITIES for 1t also an established
fact that Of default In toe Railroad than IN any
other OF the great Of the country.
These facts have been applying the securities Of Rail-
roads gcney but apply greatly increased force in ease'
where the osds have superior location management AMI
Connections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
proposdl5


DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, ga5 and 3'3 BRoADwAr,(
EEw-loRK. April IS. 1914 )
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-PRO
~ POR BUILDING A BRRAKWATBR AND ADJACENT bAslS
WALL AT BATTERY PLACE. NORTH RlN Dr. Of hfDLAULlC
MAsONRY-Seac proposals. ndot VITA She utt Of TIE work W
Oe the Department Of Dock J9 BroHy ln
~ cock Monday. May 49, which Hme the bids ~ be
publicly opened and read -.
plans can be specifications blank forms of proposals and
aet Department BIDS unless &c ON
p proposed Will not De con1efe Ih
Dsp.rment the N reject or az bids
JOHN T. AGNbNt Comm nss
WILSON g. HUNT, the
RICHARD NJ HENRY, : Department.
j. GRANVILLE KAHb, Of
WILLIAM WOOD Docks
EUGENE 7. LYScH Seeretsry.
CyycE OF rHE UNITED STATS CEsTEsSIAL COMMISSION.
No. 81 WALsUT-sr., PHILADELPHIA. Aprl lsi9 }.
PROPOSALS for PLANS for the CENIEN-
SIAL ANNIVERSARY BULDINGS-Arehitects kngneefs and
others offer preliminary sketches OF designs f e
bungs to Paramount PE Phiade!9ha Tor dc Inter
national Exhibition 10 lr1o. ,- ,--t-.--
SPECIFICATIONS and other documents prepared or those desiring
With as 70 tnt sums % pc
which be selected, VIII De- urnshel on app "a
LEWIS WALN SMITH Secretary OF The Oentehas Ions
sion 40. Walnut st., Philadelphia ..., CT
All plans must be placed the hands Of the Secretary oil Tue Oom
sion - - -.. .. -,, r-,,-,,,,--,, NV ov tr,rv fg-l
After winch designs viii be received. $50
By direction Committee Plans ard Architefilre
- A. T. GOSHORN, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
CuRRsR MARKET.

Urrc, april Utica cheese market openei odsI There
% sellers and BUYERS ana hut tts chec
oded The offerings reached So boxes which about 30 les than
on 90 ,srin ay ast made
c~nri son The meeting social than busnes-hk@ bHyes
osei ldi3i asked lic The quality OF the cheese
fne Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
ITus ArxHIoas BroHassr slros.L BAsu }

NEvYoRK, April rs. INA !
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. free
n declared the capital Of this bank payable on
and after MAY l.
The trsnsr closed and reopen ID
MaT X WILSON, Cashier
NOTICE.-The COUPONS of the FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS. NETWORK AND ERIB RAILROAD
falling will BE- that date
Of MessrsL DUNCAN. SHERMAN Il Co.. No. II NAssa1-st
W. p. SHBARMAN. Treasurer
OTyIcE JKYYERsoNvILLE, MADISON
RAILROAD Co. JgYTERsOSV SD April 29 s73
SPECIAL NOTlCE-Hereafter the interest
- bonds OF the INDIANAPOLIS AND MADl-
RAILROAD COMPANY viii BE- paid Ocr Of the Pamer
Loan and Trust COMPANY, Neu-York
GEO & McKIBRNAN Secretary.
OTPoK sorrH sIDn RAILRoAD Co. oT LoSG ISLAND
BRooKLYs. z. d.. April, iBI1 :
rTHE COUPONS maturing May |. 1873. on the
Il SINKING FUND BONDS Of this COMPANY viii paid
banking Of JACOB x sHlPIgRD Co, y Pnest New
Y0rk. CHARLES l.. HOPKINS Secretary.
Orrcs rHE FARHERs LoAs AsD TRusT CosPASY, l
EICHsNGKPLAcE COR WILLANsT HkwYoRK April 20 1879
TNHk COUPONS of the EVANSVILLE AND
4 CRATTORDSylLLB RAILROAD Co the lst MAJ
sll be paid al tins ofer GRO. p. FITCH. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

bor5es, CARRIAGES. tilrless, 81.
A L n. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPUS-
"A TORY, FOURTH AVE, COR. TWBSTY-FiF rH-SE
Every style Family Carriages and light Road second
hand, at reasonable prices Harness in great vaneiv.
ZINE COACH and ROAD HORSES.
3 A FITCH No. l53 Bl iweaty- fourth st.
HARNESS.-H0rse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Apruns Robes and Horse Equipments 81 deseupioni so
largest VARIETY NrwYors q. N. MOSkMAS BGO Aasaiae'
tnfers; waenboms. ia Charnbsrs-st
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and all kinds OF Ssdiery Eoals extensively manufactured u
line Of Blankets street tlbe plush and other carnage hoDes
OF every quality. G. B. SMI III Co, 10 " lIrea-sL
A 7 AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
IA WILLIAM VAN rASSELL Aucaoneer.
(SUCt ESSOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TASSkLL.l
a the old stand. no. ~ ia East ThIreent5-st
ONE or THB LARGEST SALES OF THB SEASON.
ELEGANT TEAM DARK BAY HORSES &c hInds aHd years
old Kind and stylish and WARMED sound
Also, Double Harness,
POUR.WHERLRD DOGCART.
PONY RSTABLfSHMENT-BROWN PONY ~ hands hiri'
old kind and In al aad under -4e eEoesn
pony and rranei sound also hArness, ana
NO-rOP PHAETOH
TIN PIRSTCLASS ROAD HORSES
PfFrREN SUPERIOR WORK HOSES
CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS AND STILES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
cou,,uued from Third Pase.

-. mi, .o, sro.sve at the close the @as' qs OUT 'ea
sls - osN scvr MIRO % Coos sur 81 o9a 80 y
R,t Aiex .na tseorresosn BrH 'ns FNAh"- So ~
R.s-.o-. povsrt.-t hrsnis ...-.'.''''''''
u.r.--towr .pa VI M,
Rve Fosr Is in ar demsns AMI HI'es'i' S~SS VI w " ""
Nuose ........... =. Ss MISS n
g. -, st,e .--.'...'.''s. we 20
s IN an rsouest and very f7n sales Of 80 bbls
par % afrTe We ass - Com Hsai s. 6S rs Is
Sorh aes- .ssy, 81 a = a. Corn NIL BrEeP a ~ %
Yen We. Ns.,a us Isl ComMezlG'fn K 50
Flour IN 'Rr request and stesdyi saes OF
i4S mis- At ssaso 81 Canan Flour duet al 20 eO@ss or per
~ a. Mea-regulari Waite, 81 asa - 81 Fue fellow,
III DaEI Coarse 81 SaSl 2' Ground Feed 81 lVG ~ -
SaEi Berth ne ehts hsve been more active irgu
To Liverpool - o husn Corn at SD le boxes Cbe
9l 2Ou0 bh~ Flour AZ D. 81 ~ sa
n Grain 3D. To BrfO CaIdif so boxes Bacon "
The ese British bark hence to Cork for Orders SO
fnted KINGDOM gth 1893 bns Na1hha on private terms aS
bark 30 70 PeaAnbueo or B@hA VIII
GRAIN There VS. Increased srnness and Whesi
market eary the bat shSeice Of frelghfoon
Spruy Is oi milling The market osss 80.
and quiet owing the Of ieig room The dnsJ "a
for milling bot mainly for EXPORT We noee some desA ~ of
June Al : sales s. 30 bnShels az 81 90 o.
spring ga for kjccted; ~ ga 81 o. ot 10
waukee Barley weaker and IN lonons % ~
$50 bushels Canada West 80 - y
ana clo- holug the sAles are ~ Nh
Mixed Al SQs5c an o. anoat Is s- an s
5oa57tA Rive aud bed hgher Corn y % New n
scuve Oh quiet owing 20 Toe absence % ses the s arc
bsshc Western Mxu t64l4c ioi 90 n - ysioW
sc sd Nev liked At 7Ia72c, the latter for hsh " ~
80 - 49, ~ .,,,, ~ xKyfoKK AND WARS
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The Indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western Railway

possses an the here named and has IN addition very
large business already assured 70 H. The BONDS Of THIS
,os now offered are GOLD sRvES PER CENT, CONVERTIBLE
are FULLY SECURED BIZ FIRST MORTGAGE an extension Of
27 niles and are liability the entire lac Of 40 niles Of which
ioar6nhs r completed.
The geographical position Of the road remarkably favorable Con-
uepsr At Indianapolis direction vest and tvegHg al Cham
D n has terminal points the Illinois River and on the
Mississippi opposite Keokuk
Net earnings division from Indianapolis 10 Petn and Peoria are
lsr and have been for period greater than the amount
rd 70, interest," on all issued by the CompanT Regular trains
are mining On more miles Of the extension and total receipts
Of the road for @ year satisfactory TO all holders OF It's
The Earnings of 1872 were s1,35S'69O 3d. an In"
crease of 1895, 900 1871. LIZ Is expected they
will reach -, OOO, 900 du-ing the present year.
These Bs have an INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding the present low
mice Of 90 and INTEREST AID holders viii fnd POSITIVE AID
VANTAGE an early the value Of their investment COa
pons January and July /.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES.
Pamphlets maps furnished 90 application
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Amusemenie.

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
" LOUIS DURRs HISTORICAL COLLECTION. ,engnsng ,y-
bv from hs 4h estny igsn "a -
present Now open from % 70 N, o ne benaat
fHR GRkdAs HOsPfTAb.
GERMAN BANK BUlLDIhG katrenoe On soaN
ave Ponrtseuhst Iurng The fJ % cent? ~
-
WALLACE. ,
w Proprietor ana Manager Mr. L.sTBR ~ALLAGA
NM WALLACK begs o innolnce he
LAST NIGHTS
81
DAVID GARRlCK
md
LORD DUHDRBART
WkLRTH Eek
Mr.
SOTARRN
Gao only repeat these tights logger . ne
early production " u J. Byrous COMEDY estitri
SQUIRRs LAST sHfLLENG,
IN Sothen sa or ~
SQUIRE CHUGELEh.
The following aDcaI EVENING and SAT-
URDAY MATINEE:
Mr. SOTHEgN, mr. john GILBERT Mr. J B. POLK
BISHOP M CARROLL, NJ BROWNE. Mr.. LEONARD NJ HDL-
LAND Mr. EDWIN Mr. CURRAS NJ PECK Ms KATHARINE
ROGERS 3Fiss FANNY POSTkR Madame POSIs Ma JOHH
SEFTON
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Cbrnres for Business Hlen

Gbnnces for Business Hlen
LABAMA and TENNESSEE ILLUS
TRATEDviennA, German and lgsh editions Of THE SOUTH
Offer sdyeseD EVERYBODY should read
IL Single copies 10 Ohce l6 Wiiilm-st -
EOR SALE-AN UNUSUAL OPPORTU
NIFTY. Sab AND PROFITABLE A manufacturing business
nov In SUGGEST operatonl Standing Daring that
pd the pro6ts exceeded $1,000 year VIII be
responsible party Address BACEL
SIOR. Box l0L Tribune Ohcs.
VALUABLE INVENTION.-55 Counties in
New-York State sale cheap cash On exhibition at 81
Maiden aDc. Lille safe Company.
WANTED TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
w on res estate thousand dollars situated the
nr est pa OF village 81 Flushing L. l. willing bonus
Por ORANdh JUDD u
The 4BerlcIn 4gr1cilHT1si
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6elu Danteo-- Mdles.

DEPORTER.-A good Itemizer wanted Ol
Ia The Index Waterbury. Conn. Address the Bdiier.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-10
THE GOLDEN SIDE.


There is many a resi- in the road oflife. s,
Ff . ~ we dIf4y woffhi <tof5 10 tai II i'-s
And mapy fails, 4 ON ne sIett iaft ss sf
If the liierIilolis heart would make iG.
TO <znit ta Eis fHli of t1pilsssz stii aEsA q
AMI whose h-antiIul trn>t ne'er Iaiieth,
The grass A. green aniIiIs- dfsFes afebFight.
4 though thcswinter's storm dFey u ileih, r....t
E4fW ESs stGS3fS Etse& Ei5t&9l l3tasA - p 8
Better II tsise, fhSu Oh the clouds hang low
- Afid to Keep the eye s,fii lifted;
bEe- fsls sNeeh bineSky viii ss,oa peeiy thrOugj
When the ont inous clouds are riItett.
TfNsfe W<is newer "a n:4ht Sefthatt afiaE ,ssS ~
or an eyehing Without. .:tEsofniug; = .sfr
FA1sa tle daFke & hsnF. az tse pro verb gsses,
" ,si.s bepr l's'ore Tbs slFtsias ssssy9 0lai
lh<sge il man gem, in ihe pasth eflile.sfhiof
Winch We pas in our isii pleasure.
kRHaf fa,ichertar than tie jeweilesl ereysh. o.
/ !. Or the miser's hoafIled ffrastirr; : .
IL n1zy tye kelSSe % ssfs tile hilt - sA8ff
Or hlotllssr,s IRA yer tp Hezyen.{ ssskaefant
f5rSonfy 4 btsgsssiiss ~ rattf.if ifi.iits
aokor \ s,'fsel ssets EHtsf given saiGssKs %
Rxsterte weareliafhe& st9az Gs9
I . A bright AMI golden nlIing, .s.sF
a 10 70 sta I; osl. viii with u e8eeffnl hedrt.A
And hands that are re,iay anal will 81
k,ffalsfo Snap fi Z tftlis.tte -in fniFte thread
t.rQLanr sa,ft0as lies ~ ulssis,f. AZ sz<pE,s9
+ And then blame Heaven for the tangled ends.
sssAssa sit itasdzgrierS sszsi wonfier.sft l-foI
Lt&as A@Aztz2- A-----.s-S1 --al @z ssg04ie
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-10

Thirteen years ago, this winter,
Lewis Mason and Samuel Barnes
caught largo grey fox, near Lowell.
in Washington county; they tied him
with rope first having placed leath-,
er strap around his neck. This rope
the fox gnawed of and made his cs-
cape. This winter the same parties
.recaptured Reynard, and, strange to
state, he had on his neck the came
identical strap which they placed
there thirteen wears beforei They
slaughtered their game, this time, 60
make sure of him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-10

l0H toward the last Mr.. Coalfef
/ ltiptoed at every stroke. The switch
actually screamed through the air as il
Nfetl. Billy danced. 'f'@ss.i
p - Now go, sir,' said the man, tossing
1.-THE. irizzled stump aof the gad out al
the window, snow go; and next time
| YOU water Them pigs"
Poor boy. that was a terrible
tfhrashing; aiid. 10 make il wef'se,b ii
had been promised 10 him tfteis eRen-
! ing before. SO that, he had beeptiread-
/ ing il and shiyering over il all nisht.
| Now. a. lie walked through the break
l'fasf room. his sister looked at him in
"a coniniserating way, butt ON passing
Through the Kitchen he could not
catch the eye of his mother. .,oi,..,
tTnslly he stood in the Tree. open
air, in front OF the stable closet. II
was just Then that a speckleda rooster
ON ihe. barny ard fence. Topped his
wings and .crowed yocpferous!y.s xeg
A iurkey cock was strutting upon
the grass by the old cliery tree. '''iI
F1s Billy opened the door of the closet.
sz4sA boy s will isltheswind's will, aud
the thouahts .oflyouth are long,along
thoughts" -. 4..,.,5...,.,. ,,t.,a,,
Billy. peeped into The .eloset, and
/ then cast a ginnce around him, as II
to see whether anybody was near. y
tsasAta length, during y pleasant q lull
in the morning wind. and; while the
low, tenderIy mellow dow of the riy-
ier was distinctly audible. and The
song of the finch Increased in volume,
and the heating of new lambs in the
meadow died in flnttering, echoes Nm
der the barn, and while the fragrance
of apple blossoms grew fainter. and
while the sum- now flaming above the
eastern tree tops, lauiichedla shower
over him from head to loot, he. took
from under his iacket, behind, a doub,
fe sheep skin " liich. With An ineffable
smile, he tossed int o the closer. Then
as the yellow flicker rosesrapidIys from
the grass. Billy. walked aH! whistliag
the air Of that once popular. ballad mo
toh give me back nay fifteen cents 7,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-10
"A Temperance Discourse,


| - "A Temperance Discoarseaal
.st is,JEii'Psrkins in, Daily Grapnicl 8siI.y
j Am.Nexclrange has the following
which leads me to meke some remarks
| on onatemperance s~..,'stea "a -
s's"A man in JaInaca. Long Island
after drinking too 1mnch cider. insist.
cd ON smoking onsa sloadsof hay. AHe
came home thatf night swithontl any
Whiskers or eyebrows, and the iron
work of his wagon in q potato sack
This terrible" Incident breaches q
sermon on temperance II beho0ves
us all, in these times of ear-l1ooksa and
Third avenue car, rObberies, tempered
with assassinations, to keep our heads
spiritually level. ''si ~ '''7''"' ~
slIf'yon drink wire you win walk in
winding ways.6nIf, you drink brandy
punches, yonI will get handy punches,
and il you carry too much beer, the
bier win soon carry you.
ioAYhiskey made Foster, strike Put
man, p whiskeynset the SGanuels sto
fighting. ii,u .Dopohue'ss saloon :, and
finally put John Scsnnels in the
Tombs. Whiskey shattered McFar-
land, hung Jack Reynolds and 'twoI
thirds of the murderers1 sino'our city
Still my Uncle ,Copsider, startled
me the other day by saying abrandY,
Eli, has saved the lives Of thousands
and thousands of people" e."a43Hd Taos
sis-How saved theiralives, Uncle ?"oI
why, Eli, .by-by their n IT drink, *
in it." ''so'i'i'''f W.. ~
ayes p said my uncle, thoughtfully,
ssthat first glass of wine has ruined
many a young man. The other nite,f \
drempt I saw my fav'rite sou a drink
in from the fioin boIe Ny hart yarn
ed for i'm as Il strede sto'rds im9oaAsl
he raised the wine-glass in ithe bair !
was seized tragicklike, and sez IsfO
Ruins, the serpent turks in that Holm, g ! !,
wine. CIVIC Civ it 10 yotir father!a
and 1whenahe pastsiit ttoerds amei1l
quaffed it,. serpents Aap all, to keep it
from mytender sum- He was saved
from the thempter and tunim' with
tears in my eyes I remarkt 90 my
hopeful boy, dos anything-skoop
burds. nests stun French glass VIM
ders, match, ,,sents, oplaya with karl
hooks, take DeHZlnf, lake MTe. aOp--.
kins. anything, but don't take that
first glass of wfne."i Etliid' tAs HiE q
bsiFear not, father,p answered mi no.
BILE boy, HThat first glass OF wine be-
biowed. Us boys is a slipgin's in OF
crow whiskey and a-pushin gin sings
and brandy smashers-if we amt YEU
kan bounce me for. snoozer-you
kaDjY sgesgssi ha0.,ss Tsd uj w0isiys
.,"My noble boi!", and, then Uncle
Consider lighted a 40 cent Partaga and
proceeded to ask James what he had
purchased for the weeks supply from
the snafketS xiTs 10 wGs3a9d 40 19al
81 bought two gallons, of sherry, sir.
four dozen Burgundy, some of the old
rum we had before, some cheese, two
boxes of cigars and two loaves or
bread, an its all here in the lader
"aAff right, james" =. said my. uncle,
lookin', over his glasses, .'bllt. was
there any need OF spendin'I so much
money fol bread ?" ........ , ,.,-t -,
And then Uncle consider went on
on his cupons. -, 80 :.