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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-08
Dot "Wnee1er Houses" IIodel.

Dot "yVheeler Houses" IIodel.
DEDICATED OF T. n. POLLOCK by HIS GER
MAN FRIEND, MAT. OBJ
AR" THhen The Band Begins to Play. I"
When I go to Columbia .
Vot likes me pooty veil.
To shtop NIT my friend Pollock,
At dot "Wheeler Houses" Hotel;
Cause off you bin tired or hungry,
Dot doesn't last you long,
For ven you git up in to mornin'
You vas goin' to sing dis song.
(Spoken) )-Vell- -ober-you git up in
to mornin' mt feel like dot largest sun
flowers; off you go down shtairs, some
poddy lie hit you nit broom unit knock
all de dust off ye, und den you go in mt
see "Our Fritz" unit ask yourself do
''come dake abbetizer;" den ven you
git Oh outside of dot, you sing right
away oud-
All, feel so awful shplendid,
Ven dot hotel gong does ring,
Dot hotel gong does ring,
Dot hotel gong does ring;
Oh, feel so awful shplendid,
Ven dot hotel gong does ring.
Cause den know I'm going to get
A Coop SHQUARE MEAL,
2 DIMES VERSES.
Ter bill Of fare fon dinner
By jimminy iinks, dots fine!
"soup," "Fishes," "Boiled," nit CEN
Roast" "Cold Dishes" unit "vine;"
Nit Vegetables" "Bies," unit "Pud
dins."
Dem walters go of dash;
Rf1f lnNa int l,o ol< I
Unt put on dere as ''Hash."
(Spoken) III don d like me dot "U.ash, /"
anyhow. Some beople he gay, call dot
you want to make hash enjoyable is gon-
faence." Ivoodent have gon6d .nces in
''hashes" off make it of myself. Hash
is conundrum vot hate to gif up eve.
ry dime eat uni Dot Pollock man he
don't like hash, but vot he does make
makes NE feel 80 dot sing eferytime-
Chorus.
Oh, I feel SO awful shp!endid, &c.
3 DIMES VERSES.
Ven supper's ofer den you go
Unit dake leedle walk,
Or else go in de parlor
Unit hafe leedle dalk;
Somepoddy peats te piano
Unit sings of dot "Shoo Fly"
Till in shpeakin of hodels you say,
"Oh, how dot vas for high?"
(Spoken)-I tell you dot hodel is
dunky horrel After dot Of you meet
some of de CLERKS or de brobrietor he
will git dalkin' Of dings, den you go in
mt see Our Fritz vot pelongs of de Goot
Tipplers; den de last ding vot you re-
member is "Pnt me of my leedle ped"
and de first ding vot you sing in te
Chorus.
Oh. I feel 30 awful shplendid,
Ven dot hotel gong does ring,
Dot hotel gong vas ring,
Dot hodel gong vas ring;
Oh, feel so awful shplendid,
Of dot hodel gong vas ring.
For den know I'm goin' to git
a COOP SHQUARE MEALl
. II am not tho author Of "Betscy'e
Eyes are Ond."
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las been before the American public
oI Eis THIRTY years. It has never vet
iaiicd TO give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the panacca for al. cx-
ternai Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swelings,
Srrains, bruises. &C., &c, for Man and
Beast. No family should be singI, 80,
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without this Enimcnt. The money -.
funded unless tho Linimcnt Is Ms reprc-
scnted. lIc sure and get the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LININIENT Soifa
hy all Druggists and Country stores at
2oc., 60c. and s1.G0 per Bottle. Notice
:'vlc, size Of bottle, &c.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Fe3nvid1a Syrup, u Protect
cd Solution Of the Pr0toGide Of
IRON. is So COJjibiised as TO hare
the chGr0ctcr Of tg3s Gtilac2tt. (;G
cn8UY di0estcH I31ti 0ssinICtc0
srith The bt0Od as the simptcSt
J0Cd. 1t Increases tie QH0Rtjty
Of N0tHrc'S C1Cll Tii0ii.i00
Agcnt, iron ill tie blood, G3l6
cares "0 Thousand It's" SinpyD
OVYOn;pO up, IN CigOr6till0 OIetJ
II0ii2il!g the SDstcn1. TIE en-
|ichcd G,d Ditati-cd JtoGd per-
?ne0tcs crcry part of tee Go0J,
repairing damages 0n0 9C0ste,
searching out morbid score
tons. G2l1 !edciisg nothing fer
disease to feet aIp0p.
This as the secret Of the qcolt-
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curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
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ChiilS and Fcvcrs, Humors,
Loss OF Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana az assesses ortCi?eVtanV 2?e
q Bad state of the blood, or &C.
cOmpGnie1 Jy 6e6itjty or u lo,O
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life into al parts OFT the system,
and building up a!o I3'o5a Con-
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Thousands hare been cRon1c1
Oy he atse OF this remedy, fJ.Ons
ace0k, sichty, su6erie0 cre0-
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9nc0ti8s cannot reasonable heS-
at0te to Oice it q trial.
See that each bottle has Peril.
WAN SYRUP bloom i,s the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
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No. Milton Place, Bostbn.
SOLD ny DRUGGIsT GrNrRAILY
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cmPlO vMENI FOR NIt--One Agent in four weeks
6made profit OF $li2 So selling Bryant's library
Of Poetry and Song; $40 in one week on Inc Neac
Honsekeeper's Manudlb by Miss Beecher x Mrs stowe
Any live man or woman can have an agency. j.
b. FORD 4 CO., New York, Boston, chicago, or
san Francisco. scptl6-]W
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
SIS a." %. l..io"n i.e,ncdy for BrigEt's Dis
ease &. u a. cared every case Of Diabetes In
of the Ell.der and Inflammation OF the Kidneys,
liberation of the Kidneys md Bladder, Reten-
ton Of Urine. Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for En-
feebled and Delicate Cons ,tutions Of both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms: Loss
Of Power. Loss OF Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
ing Weak Nerves, Wakefuness, Pain in the
Back, Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the Face,
Palid Countenance, Lassitude OF the System, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life; after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ting in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
tract Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy
As in Chorosis or Retention, lrregularity, Pain
fnlness or Suppression Of Customary fluctuations,
corrh9a or Whites. Sterilty, and for all com
plants incident to the sex. 1t is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians ara
Mdwives for cnfeebed md delicate constitu-
tons Of both sexes and all ages .
KEARNEY,S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Cwes Diseases Arising from Imprudeness
Habits Of Dissipation, Etc. in all their stages at
little expense, little or no change in diet, no in
convenience, and no exposure. 1t causes fire.
quent desire, and gives strength to urinate,
thereby removing Distinctions, Preventing and
Curing Structures of the Urethra, Allaying PAT,
and Inflammation So frequent III this class OF q
eases and OF polling all poisonous matter.
KEAEN ~ - EXTRACT BUCE
Shopper ,Cr six bottles for $500, deli
to any ad,r--. aretire from observation Sou
druggists , N t.VN. Beic. Prepared by
KEARNEY & co, I04 Duane St, n. \.
10 whom ali iet.ers fer information should be
addressed.
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AVOID QUACKS AND iMPOSTER6.
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NO UIa1E6 l0s huVIue anu OuUbuItaI1Uu
Dr. j. n mott. Graduate Of .Leferson Medical
CoiitQe, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can he consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs. (Which he has made
an especial study, either In male or female. no
matter from what cause originating, or OF how
long standing A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable Those ut dis
lance can forward letter describing sympsoms.
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Health. Price 10 cents.
y. B. DYOTT, NJ. d., Physician and Surgeon.
1O4 Duane st., New York.
, 1873-03-14
DRuNKARDS IN STREET-cARS.

10 the Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
S1B: Would it not be we'll for the Directors
Of the street-railroads OF this city to move
themselves in the matter Of improving this mode
OF conveyance, BY placing an extra car on all
their routes, for the use OF inebriated passsn-
gers exclusively Last evening, on the
State street route, I entered 3 car in which
were many ladies, ono with 8 young child
in her arms. Close by her sat drunken man.
His offensive and rude behavior in the presence
of ladies WAS an appalling afght to behold-he
sometimes throwing himself violently against
the lady with the infant in er arms, causing her
much trouble to quiet her child and shield it
from the violence Of this whisky maniac, whose
breath WAS continually effervescing in pufs that
we're enough to poison the atmosphere OF the
car in which he rode. Many passengers. myself
among the number, concluded to leave the car
and continue their journey on foot for many
squares, rather than inhale the efauyla:
: NV plan would be to provide special car on
al routes in the city, to be known as the Bao-
hanalian Palace Car, for the exclusive use OF in
to1icated persons Of all ages. This car should
be first-class in all It's appoin ntmentB. The dec
oratiugs and paintings should be appropriate
and artistic, Each panel should represent BceneB
drawn from drunken life. Knock-downs and
drag-outs should be plainly illustrated, to crafty
the taste OF all the drunken rowdies who would
be obliged to use this modern improvement In
street-car travelling; and would advise the Yep
1esentation, by competent artist, Of the his
toric New York street-car scene, where worthy
man. while protecting d female friend from
rudeness, was killed with q car-hook IN the
hands OF the drunken Foster.
' That CAn-TnAyE1ER.
CHICAGO March II, 1878.
, 1873-03-14

The Milwaukee Sentinel adopts the eight-page
A bank building is in course Of construction
near the East St. Louis Stock Yards, the cost Of
which will be $40, 900.
Poor orthography saved = fellow at Cairo,
III. He wrote letter promising to mary .
girl, and the jury wouldn't mako s. marry" out
Of the word.
It is said that Messrs. Tompkins and Thay-
Ar. the large owners Of Boston Theatre stock,
have purchased the remaining 80 shares held By
others, at 81, 800 each.
Coy. Da7is, Of Texas reports that q great
change has taken place In that State in recent
yearH. and that now there is general enforce
ment Of the lzwa and obedience thereto.
Tho amount Of bullion transported by the
Union Pacific Express has increased much since
the opening OF the new year. During the first
ton DAYS Of March this Company has brought to
Omaha 46, 1876 pounds Of refined bullion;
Bloomington, ILL.,, has lately adopted uu-
nicipal ordinance prohibiting gift enterprises and
lotteries Of Ill kinds, with the remarkable pro-
vino that "Nothiug in this ordinance shall pre-
vent any eociety or organization using an cleo
tion or other means to raise money for educa-
tional. charitable, or Religious purposes"
The Baltimore plasterors have decided to
demand 1915 per day from the 31st Of March
until the 28th Of June. and 81 per day thareaf-
ter until the Goth OF November, md then 40
cents per hour until the last of the following
March
"A Missouri woman said she gave railroad
conductor 210 bill; he said it Was -; ahe in
siated; he persisted; ahe took out revolver
and snapped It, and he gave her tbs 80 balance,
not wishing to have any dispute with Indy.
The Illinois Central Kai1road Company re-
fuse to sell eecond-class tickets at Cairo for St.
Louis Or Chicago to any except negroes. Here
, 1873-03-14
THE HIGHLAND ASSOCIATION.

4 movement having been aet on foot among
Scottish Highlanders in this city to form IN
association under the above designation, M
merously-attended meeting was held, Tuesday
evening, in the lecture-room of the Scotch
Church, corner of sangamon and Adams streets,
when the following we're stated to be the objects
OF the Association: Tho promoting Of social
intercourse among Highlanders; the forming Of
library con insisting chiefly Of works Of Highland
interest; the collecting Of curiosities illustra-
tive of the customs OF the Highlands; the cu1ti-
vation Of the language, poetry, and music, cnd
gends, and literature Of the Highlands,
ss also the extending Of charitable
aid where feasible. These objects having met
With the unanimous appreciation Of the meeting, M t.
names as members The following gentlemen
nominated and ess:ea officers ST Fr the
tain. II. r. Bruce; Second Chieftain, James
Campbell sscretq5y John M9ekay Te1snssF 1nsG:
macdonald, ]. s. h1acKay,. D. G: Mackinnon,
I. S. Macdonald. The next meeting OF the A.
sociation will be held Tuesday evening, at the
anne p1ace.
, 1873-03-14
Tho property can be easily identified, and it is
hoped it may be recovered

a woman named Mrs. Crosby has been solicit
ing contr1b1ltlons Tor the past week. at the Stock
Yards, for tho Fonndlings' Homo. She raised
in that time about 1900. Even if ahe had been
authorized By the President OF the Homo to
SOLICIT contributions, her remarkable succesa
would have been worthy OF paragraph, But
Mrs. Crosby is declared By tho President OF the
Homo to be fraud, and mover to have had any
the 920D hnve been appropriated to her own use
and the use Of her foundinsa. Stock-Yard men
are notofious1y sharp and far-seeing and it Ia,
therefore, difficult to see why Mrs. Crosby
should attempt to rictimize them. Perhaps she
supposed they entertained more affection for
fonndllnGs than most men. Her success among
them would appear to sustain that theory.
The gang Of thiovcs Of which Tom Allan .pas
the leader were again brought before Justice
Banyon, yesterday afternoon They were de-
Tended By bevy Of shyeter lawyers, who buzzed
the witnesse6:fn the case until some OF them
we're completely bewildered. However, they we're
composed enough to fix several robberies on
three Of the prisoners. John A1alonoy and
Edward Vine we're identified by hackman as
being the men who asked him to take John Allen
John Bridges and Edward Vino were found in
the possession Of quantity Of clothing, which
WAS identified by Price Co. aa having been
stolen from their store. These threo we're held
IN 97o0 bail each, to appear before tho Criminal
Court The rest Of tho cases we're continued
til this afternoon at 2 o'clock It is believed
that several more robberies will bo traced to
Maloney, Vine, and Bridges.
Leopold Conn Was the proprietor Of hnt
store at No. 47I South State street. 4 few months
since his store was burned out under very sus-
picious circumstances. He received about
81, 700 in insurance. With this he decided to
emigrate to Denver, Col. few days ago he
began buying stock Of goods. He represented
that he Was Possessed of abundant means, and
succeeded in having shipped to the address OF
ued at 5000. His purchases were chiefly made
from Partridge l. Co., Nos. 122 and 12t State
street, and J. c. Hurch l. Co. Yesterday MORN
ing these firms received word that Cohn would
start for DonvBr on noon TRIM Becoming
alarmed, thoy got out writ Of repleTin before
Justice Daggett for the goods, and sent Consta-
bio George Hartman to execute it and capture
tho shipper. Cohn was oyertaken at Kankakeo
and brought back to the city. The goods were
Beized, and will be transferred to the firms
which disposed Of them this morning.
, 1873-03-14
OUR COUNTY HOSPITAL.

ia n. Edttor ~ I'm c1;cooa 1;r;b,,n..
CO.. ~ y; ~ a.~.':.
oAs' ~ ~ eeilannlS al aeneooi"einB o"en 70 tho
lovers OF humanity and the fair fame Of our city,
that the people sre demanding better and larger
hospital accommodation. We are waiting now
In saa bor tono onr earvanta +ba fornr;so;on.
~ ~" 'o6 W. 90 ~ .ss 10 4.4..'a4o
e.s' ".n re"Aln huens ano ousfesatuo our appeaas'
VHE TRIBUNE is doing good service on its own
account in tho direction Of improved accommo-
dation for tha unfortunate a;cj, hesif3ca sdnit.
49,. ~ ~. a1,, 49, ;sa, -, 49, s.s.1,1;. -aa1
.s ~ 10 co1u4i,a .'4o tue4s VI tn1 pupno' ieal-
azlng as they DO that our respecsapi1ty as city,
representative city, is now in the scale, biding
the action Of those in authority. to preser7e It
<,;th v,ror,,r,t q "A 1;,,ara, 1o.,1 1o,-,s,.t;ar
WILL ~ ploupt anu ADetAA 1osai 1ee1ata'4on~
Iho commissioners cannot make the defence
that the people will not bear the taxation needed
for the purpose Of providing abundant hospital
accommodation, and OF quality that the best
skill and Judgment will indicate. Will wa not a.
viliingly-yea. more gladIy-honor demands for
n ~,nrow
, 1873-03-14

is 3 s. discrimination in freights scarcely Just
to the unfortunate men or woman who is poor
and white at the samo time.-SprirU;eld Regis
ter.
John Forsyth's paper, the Register, is now
the only ono in Mobile. The Tribune, after sew
eral transitions, gaYe up the ghost last week.
The doctors OF Reedsburg, Wis, procured
smallpox virus for the purpose Of obtaining
pure kno.pox virus, and, after using al that vas
required for that purpose, threw the vials over
who carried them to the school and used them
for playthiugs. Two boys took the yarioloid,
but it is hoped that no more cases viii occur.
Willis Williams, OF Islesboro', Me-, WAS ont
discharge Of his foxling piece wounded him so
badly in tho thigh that he could not walk. He
ameared his dogs face with blood and told him
to 50 homo, which the sagacious animal did, and
by slgns and the blood alarmed the family, and
they followed him to the place where the young
Williams Is leely to recover ] 40 'l' '''''' 0'i'
Those who participated in the Marli Gras
celebrated in Memphis, did not fail to notice
among the masqueraders q woman d1essed as
Bscchante, or French goddess Of liberty OF tie
Thermidor days, who rode in IN open lack en-
n,asque, with one arm, shoulder, and breast
bare, and with feet extended from the hack
8, she was tho Observed Of al observers during
sick, and q few days since died from
the effects Of the exposure, Of pneumonia. The
unfortunate was woman OF tho town, and, in
attempting to out-Herod Herod, BY taking I'D
vantage Of the license permitted in carnival
times, sacrificed her life on the altar OF Momus.
-1Eemphis Ledger.
Houses to be lot in fats are growing unpop-
ula- in continental Europe just as they are be-
coming common in some American cities. The
Commissioners Who hare devised and made tho
arrangements for the Vienna Exposition make
proclamation to this effect "1Ye aee," they
say, the plague OF houses let in fats to more
, 1873-03-14
FIGHTING FOR SCHUYLER.

TO the Editor Q5Ihe Chicago Tribune:
sm: In your special dispatch from South
Bend, Ind, young man is described aa being
verv nn1ious to find the reporter Of the Times,
that he might jam him on the nose .or "r1tlng
lightly Of the virtuous and truthful schuyler.
Perhaps the belgerent young man 1eomofrs n;n. r.
in the year 1866. -. A.
colfa1 in q manner that displeased one Of the
young men of Grown Point, and, tor ,1 his se"01s'
the former WAS instantly knocked aognd N Col
fax ne sud d in short time, he young 1owdy re-
cei7ed from the Secretary Of War npocred
- Leatsnant in tho regular aEnthdni admi scRnyier
through the init ansRss ~esds. sa II
.r1;ons ~ 1 to tieht fol one that pays go weilf
, 1873-03-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The noon prayer meeting, to-day, will be led
by B. F. Jacobs. 1t is uncertain where he will
take than
Justice Banyon, yesterday morning, bound
ovcr Martin Gibbons, Charles Williams, and John
Jordon to the Criminal Court, in $500 bail each,
for yag1ancy.
The dght-hour question Will be discussed this
No. 155Fifth avenue. Mechanics are invited to
attend.
II. a Chapman, arrested by Detective Flynn
for roobing man Of $3.50 in Northwestern
train, vas yesterday morning held by Juntice
Scully n bonds Of $1,000 for further trial.
Tho alarm from Boz Is, at half-past 10 o'clock
yesterday morning WIS caused by small fire in
. frame cottage, No. 2s4 Fifth avenue, occupied
by j. G. Pollock as brass finishing shop. Loss
on stock and building 9150. No insurance.
Th, annual election Of the officers of tho
Iourg Mems Christian Association will be held
to-uorow, between 10 and o'clock, at the
Boob Rooms Of E. H. Revelo, No. III Madison
etred
A rs pipe exploded at No. lot Lake street
yesterday afternoon, in room occupied BY H.
B. Gagin d. Co. 4 'tstill II alarm was given
afte1a loss Of S25. Fully covered by insurance.
The Office Of Il. R. Vandercook l. Co., engrav-
ers, No: 66 Madison street, was entered on
Wednesday night, and property to the value Of
975 stolen. An employe, named Houswer, Ia
1nising and it Is believed he committed the theft
Anoted thief, named Weed, who dumped"
his 'ail-$92, ,500-Was yesterday produced in the
Criminal Court and the suit against his nuretiea,
Mib Mcdonald and George Eager, set aside. Be
wagfound in New York.
lie Board Of Police met yesterday afternoon,
Preldent Mason in tho Chair. The resignation
Of pecial Policeman Horst Was presented and
accepted. Edward MetZman, Frederick W. Sp1z-
, 1873-03-14

son; assumpstt, $1,000. 42,e31-sohn s. curran v.
Thomas J. Duffy; nssumpsit, $1,000. 4c,s32-A- T.
johnson ct al Alfred B. We.trap assum,sit, ooo.
42,G33-Appca1 a. G34-Nanufacture1a' National Bank
of Chicago '. Hugh Dunn; assunpst, s. 900. 4o,G35
Julius Jonas e: a1 " Walter Griffin ct H.: restorcd
judgment. 1865 and 4o,637-Appeal.
, 1873-03-14
Handbook Of Social Economy !;

Or THE WORKERS 4 c. By EDXuSn ABou1.
Translated from tho last French edition. VOL. o.
Cloth. Price, e2oo.
IN About'a work IL lively everything wh1ch hA
wros and il not only amusing. but clear. usafn And
ound.'-S4turdoy R<ptets.
'Vsry earnoatly do We commend this book rad
ess who will dnd ~ spe Of our suosutns
cAirs Of dealing With the great of ths
London Standard.
, 1873-03-14
NEW SHIFTS.

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THE SUPERIOR CoUnT.42 61s Josephine :; Aenly
Hosemsnn; divorce 42s29Jsmes Gea9 = E.,3 e.tata
s. Morris; bill for Epec1ne performance q .5 ~ now
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the New York Fine C1oth,er, will bhow to 1ny eenne.
ran tho latest Broadway styea in spring oTercoats
No. 800 and 32a State street. See car new Is aI
shapes for the spring Of 1879. beEata1 Auioa N ~" VIZ
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