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eight or nine years, whose parents live in King
william county, Va, was run over bv the
Richmond and York river train Thursday even
ing. Both his legs were cut OF above the knees.
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The CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE UNION meet in
Philadelphia to- morrow to review the work of
the past, and adopt measures for the future
There are at present 15J societies with a total
membership OF $4,000, all in good standing.
I'D of February, 1872. Father McDeyitt has
been its president from the beginning, and has
worked hard to advance its interests.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON THEATER COMtQUE,
w eleventh street, souIh PennsylvanIA avenuo.)
lAiIuininy the rear Of Harvey 5 Restaurant
Engagement of the only Original and Nertsbie
LENANTISE BROTHERS.
The original Jehn &. Leyantine and Brother Two
other Iaftes travelling under the r hard earned name
were formerly pupils If the above performers. En-
gag cement of the Charming Seri1-comIc Vocalist,
CARRIE LAVARNIE.
Great Success of the Versatile Artists,
EAGAN AND EDWARDS.
Our usual great company two grand bsllets,
peril clio. \ great sensation drama.
THE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
II SPECIAL NOTICE.-on THURSDAY
April ), the Management take pleasure in announc-
ing the present alton Of the spectacular ballet
IN three scenes, entitled THE CAPTIVE, OF TIL +
BiRD-CAGE OF EDEN, produced after elaborate
Prrpar ration: and at cost # l,5oo Gorgeous
scenery, Magnificent Properties, Character and
Costly G. stun es- &c. ard with anew Ballet TroUp
DICK PARKER, OTTO BURBANK, JAM ES
DOUGLASS, and our Mammoth Troupe Of Forty
Star Artists.
~ On MONDAY, April :, will appe ar the "Oofty
Noofty Combination in the greatest of modern sea-
sailons, 'lACCP,' Just concluded highly success
fnl engagement at the Holday-street Theater, Bal
tlmore. m3i
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from the
source to-day were si75, 1851, making the
total amount for the month ending to-day
SSH COILS.
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INSPECTOR GENERAL HARDIE viii leave here
early next month for a tour ofinspection on tn
Pacific coast, and will be absent several months
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SEVENTH ANNUAL TOUR
LARGEST EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD.
Great FOrepaugh Show
VIII Exhibit at
flashing TON FOUR DAYS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY,
APRIL =, 3, A AND ),
ON THE SIXTH STREET LOT,
Afternoon and Evening".
ADAM FOREPAUGH'S
FIVE ENORMOUS SHOWS,
Under
FIVE MAMMOTH TENTS,
Consisting of
TITO ENORMOUS MENAGERIES,
Under Two Vast Tents;
THO COLOSSAL MUSEUMS,
Under Two Mammoth Tents;
AND "a GIGANTIC
DOUBLE CIRCUS,
Under Huge Double Tent-fye tents in all, and
Of one million dollars, containing
100 RARE WILD BEASTS
And Beautiful Birds,
10000 WONDERFUL CURlOSITIEs,
Requiring a working force of
I 900 MEN AND HORSES!
The Circus contains more and
BETTER PERFORMERS
than ans Eve circuses in the world.
THE GRAND PROCESSION,
Behold the
so GORGEOUS GOLDEN CAGES
opened Dens, s'atuary, and one mile Of bril-
hsnily ornsmented Cages, Chariots aud
Dens, Military Band, &c, sc.
81 Children in all Orphan Asyrms admitted
tori ii ali schdoi therefor to be male
to the proprietor before u clock noon on exhibit
tiOn day. ADAM FOREPACGH,
Sole Proprietor.
X. S. DINGEsS, General Director. m29-4,'
A GRAND CONCERT, under the direction of L
N b. TRACY, ESD, will be given
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 2, 1873,
NJ E CHU RCH' The singers number thirty, and
SELECTED from the best amateur talent in the city.
WALLS new OPERA HOUSE.
MAN MARETZEk-..--..----.... Director.
GsAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Positively TWO NIGHTS ONLY AND SAT
CRDAY MATINEE.
First appearance Of Europe's greatest lyric TRACE
dienne, PAULINE LUCIA.
Only fSSis s I't.s;s .sn. DONNA
Full and oomp lete h-etra and chorus. The entire
company from the Academy Of Music, New York
THIRspAY, April 3.LrCCA-EAgST.
FRIDAY, April kELL0GG-TROvATORg.
SATURDAY, GRAND MATINEE LUCIA -
FAE0RITA.
SpEcIAL Observation-Disclosures for the two nights.
Reserved S-sts il Orchestra, SO. The sal. OF Sub
ser -Sfion Tickets will begin Monday, March II,
al E.is Music Store, at .. m.
RSeular prices Of adm s-ioB: Admission, 81 Re-
served Seats, 81 and 81 extra. Sale for Single
Nights viii y. Sin OF Tuesday mH-tf
~ g e. ma s.: 81 a; J.
MARkRITER'S,
No. lSS IN street, between and fr-sts, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hail. !
Choice On Paintings, Engrasings, Chromos, &C.
Also, iaIeest stock Psp-r Hsneinss, Window
Shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and fAs-
ssis, Rings, Mails, &c, in me District
STERMs CASH.
Pisss- rrmen,ber san,s ssd Nu.nber SLY.
q Ii KINDS OF OAsr-OFP wEARING AP.
"A PAREL can be sold 10 the very best advantage
bv Addressing or calling on JU3TH,
SO j 6rssf, between efh and IN n. ".
Notes by nail 1ronntG oftondsd V. CaDh Paid. n
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON leaves for his home
IN Massachusetts, this evening He will remain
in Natick most OF the summer, and will employ
his time completing his history of the rebellion.
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A NOVEL NODE OF PUNISHMENT was adopted
in Chathsm (Ct.) public school few days ago.
Several ot the boys had failed to spell as cor
rectly as the teacher thought they ought, so he
laid one dat upon the floor, ana the others in
the same position. but upon the first one, until
the heap OF humanity was about five feet Deep
In this position they were kept until they suf-
tered considerably more thaal they would by or
binary modes OF punishment.
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DIR. II. Il. LINDEKMAN has entered upon his
duties as chief director OF the L. S. mint at
PHILADELPHIA
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REPRESENTATIVES, BROOKS, of New York, 4
still confined TO his bed at his residence, on
street. Last week it was thought he wa
improving, but yesterday and day his condi
ton was not so favorable.
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THE SALE OF SEATS for the short season two
nights and matinee) of Italian opera COM
menced this morning at Ellis's with briskuess
showing the interest felt in the appearance here
of the great European operate tragedio nne,
LuCca, i'll conjunction with our own primt
donra, Kellogg. Tomorrow the sale of sin gle
representation tickets will be commenced
Seats will be AT a premium before Thurs,la :
night quite evidently. The troupe is very large
and complete, ensuring a good orchestra ana
good chorus, as well as iirst-rate talent in lead
ing parts,
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THE CURRENCY BALANCE on tstanling to-,la,
is s35S. sos ,o41.
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NEW YORK, March 31.-A special dispatch
from Key West says that the Cuban patriots
lately captured Meanwhile, an important point
on the eastern coast.
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A FEW DAYS SINCE i'm the county court of
Augusta, Va, the 5000, 900 mOrtage of the
Chesapeake & Ohio r. II. to secure the paw
ment of the per cent, bonds issued by the com
pany for that amount to complete and equip the
record. The document contained GOO words
and there was 81 900 state tax on il.
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Important Cuban Capture.

PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-At a late hour
last night q man was beaten to death at sth and
Race streets. Several parties are under arrest
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT ~ YER
MoNT-Nererof Persons kiLed.-A serious accs-
dent 10 the Express train over the Rutland and
Washington division OF the Rensselaer, and Sar-
atoga railroad, Iva Vermont, occurred Saturd ay
night. The surface water had undermined the
track at point about one and a half miles
south OF Shushon station, and when the ocomo-
tive struck the SPOT the track ties sank precfp-
hating the locomotive. baggage car. pa ,enger
ana sleeping coaches on the track and down Tie
embankment. The conductor aud hreman
were killed instantly, and the engineer had
several RIBS broken. another fireman on the
locomotive was also injured. The cars were
badly wrecked. The baggage car took fire, and
the through mails were about half burned un
Eleven persons i'm these cars were seriouSiV
though not fatally. injured. When Conductor
Downs was found he was in the water and mud
under the locomotive. with has neck tni-.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-31

Card.
CLERGYMAN, while residing in South America,
~ missionary, discovered q safe and simple remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train of disorders brought on by baneful aud
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
the AFFLICTED and unfortunate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope, to any one who needs il, Free Of Caarge
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN
Station d, Bible House,
mar2-iy New York City.
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OUR READY-MAUE DEPARTMENT.

MIN LIGHT SPRING SUITS.
MN : DARK SPRING SUITS,
MINIS MEDIUM SPRING SUITS,
MEMS CBENIOT SUITS.
MEMS DIAGONAL SUITS,
MEMS PLAIN SUITS,
DIAGONAL COATS AND VESTS
PIQCE COATS AND VESTS.
PLAIN COATS AND VESTS,
LIGHT PANTS,
DARK PANTS.
MEDIUM PANTS.
- NE INVITE Az INSP ECTTON OF QUE
UNUSU4LLf LiRG E STOCK OF SPRING
GOODS, 6ELIEFING 1T TO Sc THE
LARGEST AND BEST sell ECTED IN THIS
MARhET.
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SALE OF GOLD AND PURCHASE OF BONDS
Secretary Richardson has directed the assistant
treasurer at New York to purchase half a mill
lion of bonds "Wednesday, April 9th, and Wed
n6sdav. April Esd, each, and to sell one and a
half millions of gold each Thursday during the
month OF April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-31

QUICK NoRK.-It having been discovered By
the Second Auditors office that one Andrew j.
Sweet, OF Lyden, y. Y, was attempting to de
fraud the Treasury by the presentation OF al
leged false and fictitious papers, evidence was
infBlshtd the L. ). attorney for the northern
district OF New York on the 18th instant with
instructions TO prosecute. Thc-distrct attorney
now reports that Sweet was arrested and exam
ined on the Goth; indicted on the DIST: tried aud
convicted on the I'D instant and sentenced TO
one wears IMPRISONMENT.
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n HE RLNAEKABLE RELIGIOUS REvIvA Z orr
NEsT--Rev. y. II. Hammond, whose eccentric
hebods OF attracting n0toriety aud t;.ere by
hIaNl ing large audiences, asioned m n ex.
citement IN Dubuque, has now turned up ina Den.
yer city, Colorado, where by his peculiar pro-
ceedings ne has occssioned an intense excite
ment over religious matters The revival as ~
u termed. has been i'm progress for two weeks.
ana several hundred conversions have been
made: lickets Tor reserved seats were vester-
cay distributed among gamblers, saloon keep-
err ana derrayed women. and MANY OF them
attended, several OF them rising for Drawers
Committees visit all the saloons and houses OF
ill-fame and pray with the inmates. PRAYER
meetings are he'd i'm the Jail among the prisons
ers. six of whom have been converted
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HoMEOPATHY.-A bill has passed both
branches Of the Michigan legislature, after
of two professors of homeopathy In the medical
department of the state university.
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NAVAL CHANGES.-PToicSs0r Edward s Hol-
den has been ordered TO the naval Observatory
IN tbs city. Lieutenant COMMANDER Edward
Hooper las been detached from the New York
GayY,yaId and ordered to League island. Soc
ord Assistant Engineer j. II. Thomas is de-
tached from the League island naval station
ana ordered to duty a. member OF the 30 tr,i
OF examiners. TO meet here ON "Wednesday 10
examine candidates for promotion.
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RESTORATION OF LANDS SEIZED FOR TAVEc.
Commissioner Douglass has employed a COM
retent civil engineer to make a survey and
prepare Il map of lands in the southern states.
seized ana sold for direct taxes, Congress hay-
ing authorized the restoration OF these lands
upcn payment Of taxes. costs, &c. great
portion of these lands are in South Carolina
and Florida.
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TIE RHODE Island ELECTICN.-i.lOue
island votes for governor and state officers on
"Wednesday of this week. The following arc the
regular tickets
Democratic. Republican.
Governor .Ithas. TX. Cuter, Hclry How ard.
Lieut.. Gov. s II. Wales, &C. Van Zant
Sec. OF State. VIM. Miller, j. NJ. Alderman
Treasurer.-..W p. COngdon, Samuel Clark.
Attorney Gen.Geo. y. Bliss, William Sayles
The state has gone republican every year since
1868 by from 200 to 10 ono M liority.
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GEN. BUTLER defends the Communication NJ
the sentence of the murderer O'Brien, on the
ground that the court omitted to charge the
jury. that the prosecution must affirmatiyely
establish the malice aforethOught OF the priS-
oner: The beauty of this objection lies in its
ambiguity. According 10 the statutes OF our
state, murder consists in the killing OF a person
with the premeditated design 10 effect
death" From this is derived the proposition
that this "design" must be Hshirmatiy rlv''
Shown. How? Proof OF design, call il .saiii rm-
stiye," er what yon viii. is, under all circnp.-
stances where the plea of not guilty has been
entered, merely an iEfereFce from the words
and acts of the accused. The jury is to lind
from the evidence of suck words and acts what
his islteRtioR was. Therefore. when the prose
cutOn proves these words and acts, IL has given
all the proof pOssble.-N. Y. ConaercTaF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-31

The AMERICAN AND BRITISH CLAIMS COM
MISSION have thus far settled two hundred and
hity-nine cases, leaving two hundred and
eighteen on the docket, the larger part of which
are ready for hearing. The commission are
confident they can close their business in Sep
temher next.
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EARNINGS WITHEELD.-m accordance with
the recent act OF Congress, instructions have
been issued at the Treasury Department to
Withhold the whole amount of earnings of the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroad
companies for mail transportation service tor
the EONernm.Mt
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FUNERAL OF REAR ADMIRAL MONTGoME-
RY.-The remains OF the late Rear Admiral
John Z. Montgomery, who, it will be recol-
lected, commanded the Washington navy-yar'l
during the latter part of the war, and who 'iiCti
Oh the 18th instant AT Carlisle, Pa, were inferred
at Oak Hill cemetery, Georg ctOwn. this morn >.
ing. The services were held in the chanel
and were conducted by Rev. DIR. Sunderland.
tie admiral's former pastor, and the remains
were borne to the grave by eight seamen from
the Washington navy yard. There was a large
attendance of officers of the navy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season

has thoroughly tested the virtues of Mrs. Jones'
cough Mixture-thOHsands of bottles having been
used with certain success. Its trial has been most
thorough. mere cold or cough or the most aggra-
waited cases il has cured with equal success IL is
not Objectionable to the TASTE and therefore be
readily used for children and persons who object
nauseating mixtures, particularly its doses are
small and every dose contains the germ Of an ulti
mate cure. It's value in advanced those
verglng on consumption must not be underestmated
Many such il has entirely cured, Of az
knowledged consump tion. While it does not cure, it
Inmates IL Tor the great relief II affords them
For Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, any affection If the throat lungs you can
use nothing more reliable.
Prces-large size, 81; small, 30 cts. For sale only
by ARTHUR NATTANS. Druggist,
mG-tr Corner 81 aud ID streets northwest.
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Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the worl2
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints, dsap poiutment harmless, reliable inStan-
taneous black or brown; at all druggists, and 8
Bond street, New York. f3eCly
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IHE POSTAL GAR DIFFICULTY-The COM
panies Reconsider their Dete~mination.-The rail-
road companies whose roads center in New
York have consented to continue running the
postal cars, and apply to the Senate committee
on transportation, now in session, to have the
matter Of compensation adjusted. They have
therefore notified the Postmaster General that
the cars will be continued until sufficient time
shall have elapsed to ascertain the views of the
committee on the subject. The Senate COM
mittee will set day to hear all the parties.
The Postmaster General has addressed a letter
to the Attorney General, stating that i'm cases in
which the utmost limit Of compensation fixed
by Law had not already been reached, the de-
partment has paid additional rates, ranging
from ten to twenty-f i've dollars per mile per
annum for cars Of this description running once
q day in each direction, and that these addi-
ti0nal rates have been generally readily, and
sometimes eagerly accepted. In his letter to
the Attorney General he propounds several
very important interrogatories, to be answered
hereafter, respecting the power OF the federal
government to prevent injury to the people s
fntere sts by such combinations against the posi-
Office Department.
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Mrs. SENATOR LOGAN returned TO the city
Saturday morning from her long and melan-
choly journey to southern Utah. She accom-
panied the remains of her father. Captain
Cunningham To the family resting place in
ton Mrs. Logan performed journey of nearly
6,019 miles, and spent three continuous weeks
in uninterrupted travel. The report that she
was insnlted by the Mormons, in the presence of
her dead ia ,her was not well founded, the dis
turbance having been occasioned by some ire
spOnsible boys. Senator Logan expects to leave
for Chicago on Wednesday.
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HOTELS.

uOWARD HOUSE, Cor,ssg ssa street AIT P,rsa
H Grs-. WgSagBgtOH, u. e, L. WOODS, Prop'r
las Just undergone a series Of elegant improy p
meuts, having been thoroughly renovated and re-
furnished throughout making 1t at present one o.
the most desirable Hofei- in Washington.
y. ID. Inward. late proprietor, retains an interes
IN the Hotel. where he val b. pleased to see his o..
friends and foTmeT patrons. promising them first
class accommodations ~ al. times.
Terms, 81 per Gay. Table Board, $40 Pc
month. mil I'm
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BALLS. &c.

VIII positively take place TUESDAY EVENING
April /, 1873, at
"A G. TION HALL,
Exercises beginning at $50 o'clock
Tickets. admitting gentlemen and ladies', - f1r
sale n the principal hotels the music stores of VI
Ierott and Ellis, the book stOres of r. B. MohuH *
Co, Philip Solcmous, kefvand & Towers, and b.
the Presidents Of the : ate Associations.
Carriages at reduced rates at Allison Sailar :
1882 street northwest ,,5q-tI
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81 Children in all Orphan Asylums admitted
81; liberal reductions classes in Natural Iii
tory in all schools Applications therefor to be made
to the proprietor before IL clock noon exhibit
tion day. ADAM FOREPAUGH,
Sole Proprietor.
Il s DINGESS. General Director m2g-4,s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-09

The LITTLE JERsEy.-I am glad TO see that
all our leading agricultural journals are sneak
Ing kind words for the beautiful Jersey or AL
derry cattle for butter purposes. In the old
country they have been kept so long and so
pure, and have been bred with so much care for
butter cattle, thst they have become unexce lied
in this respect. They are the pets of the faml-
ly on the jersey Isles. They are as docile as
lambs, ard can he handled from the calfhood
up. Only the best milking strains are used and
bred from. Rich milk, high-flavored, high-col-
ored butter, is what is wanted. Prices are high
for tie quality is high. The Jersey COW with
the Islander is what the high-bred mare Is To
the Arab-almost tive valuable to sell.
In this country at the East, and particu larly
among the rich, the butter from the Jersey
brings from sixty cents to one dollar per pound.
while from other breeds it is only worth hnlf
as much. In our western cities the same high
prices could be obtained. The trouble Ia. tho
Jersey cattle are not here; the cows and heifers
are not TO be had. They are generally worth
from $l56 to $500, and but few are able to buy
them. Still, at these figures, the dem and is
greater than the supply. 1t is almost impossi-
bic to buy. The calves of both sexes readily
bring 500 or more each. Indeed, | know of
no more profitable business than raising Jersey
cattle for making butter from them, The but
ter qualities have been so inbred into their ma
lures that they must continue to be the great
butter COW for long years to come. Their fawn
color, their big black eyes, and black points their
forms resembling deer, make them attractive
in the pasture, lawn, or stable and every one of
means will think his establishment not perfect
till lie has the beautiful Jersey.-J. l.. s., in
Rural World.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-09
For the Delaware Republican

MIR. EDITOR, have many times within the
last six years, since l engaged in the occupation
that now follow tor a living, been annoyed by
trapps, scamps aud Migrants, who, with assur-
ance and audacity, have begged of me money,
saying that they were hard up and out of work
and could not get any. They would ask tor ten
cents, five, or even three, and many times want
ed some money to pay their passage TO pha.
delphia or Baltimore, or some other place, for
they were out of funds and demanded off me to
help poor fellow;orl shocking to say sometimes
poor woman whose looks aud manners plain
ly indicated the condition she was in. | fire.
quently offered them in lieu of money some
thing to eat, but in most cases If not in all, they
have spurned such offers with disdain for It
was money they were after, and it was evident
whav the money was for. Now would suggest
to the friends of intemperance and votaries at
the shrine of Bacillus, the tavern and restallr-
ant, license signers and liquor dealers who
are the cause of all inebriation, to take into
consideration what would be the best way for
| others no. to be moested by the frat of their
work? Would it not be a good move for you to
| form an alliance with each other and contrib
| ute means to get those in employment aud keep
them there, 50 that the community will not
have them;to maintain. Do not throw out to
| the simple ,wayfarersthe inducements and temp
tations to ensnare and beguile them to theiI
ruin.
l also suggest to the youths of our city that i,
would be well for them TO abstain from the un-
| Lealthy, uncleanly and expensive lise of tobac-
| co and TO refrain from vulgar, obscene and pro-
fame language, and mean, low, idle jest, which
| is so often INDUCED in on orr public streets
which mar the sensitive and intellectual enjoy
| ments of the community.
FROM PnLANTHRorIsr.