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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-06-12
LETTER OF PUBLIUS LENTULUS
To THE SENATE OF ROME.
JESUS CHRIST.

1t being the usual custom of Roman
Governors TO advertise the Senate and Peo.
pie of such material things as happened in
their Provinces in the days Of the Emper-
or Tiberius Caesar, Publius Lentulus, Pres
ident of Judea, wrote the following Episllo
TO the Senate, concerning our SAVIOUR:
"There appeared in these our days,
Man of great virtue, named Jesus Christ,
who is yet living amongst us, and OF the
People Is accepted for a Prophet but his
own Disciples call him the Son of God-He
raiseth the dead, and cureth all manner of
diseases-A man of stature somewhat tall
and comely, with a very reverend counte-
nance, such as the beholders may both love
aud fear-His hair, of the colour of a chest
nut full ripe. and plain to his ears, but
thence downwards il is more orient, curl
ing and waving about his shoulders-ln the
midst of his head is a seam, or partition of
his hair, after the manner of the Nazarines
Ills forehead plain and very delicate
His face without spot or wrinkle, beantlhed
with n lovely red-lIis nose and mouth so
formed rs nothing can he reprehended-
His heard thicksh, i'm colour like the hair
of his head, not very long, but forked-
His look innocent and mature-IIis eyes
grew, clear and quick-ln reproving ho is
terrible-In admonishing, courteous and
Observation-Disclosures in conversation,
mixed with gravity-It cannot be remem-
bered that any have seen him laugh-But
many have seen him weep-In proportion
of body most excellent-His hands and
arms most delectable to behold-In speak
ing, very temperate, modest, and wise-A
MAN, for his singular Beauty, SURPRISING
the Children of Men,"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-06-12

In an old fashioned wooden frame, bear
ing the inscription, as. Brand, Carver and
Glider, No. p High Street, Edinburgh"
but exhibiting no other marks by which its
age could be decided, was recently found
the following document.
Apart from any historic value which may
he claimed for it, the description is perfect
in its simplicity, and presents the picture
which is painted 10y our imaginations, of
what might have been the aspect of Jesus
Of Nazcreth 10 the eyes of the generation
that Leheld him walking in their midst.
The eplsllc is said to have been taken by
Napoleon l. from the public records of the
city of Rome.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-06-12

HYDRoPHoBIA.-An interesting paper on
hydrophobia was recently read by DIR.
Charles p. Russell at the meeting OF the
Medical Society of the County OF New
York. He holds that it is among ours and
mongrels, the Pariahs and oulcasls OF dog
dom, the disease usually originates, and
that these should unrelentingly be destroy
ed. Muzzling is ofno practical importance,
because the disease is confined to no par
ticular season. Ifanything, there is rather
less liability TO il in the summer, unless the
tendency DO increased by this absurd and
cruel practice of muzzling. DIR. Russell
stated that there was a singular electlcism
in tho disease in attacking only certain per-
sons out of number who may have been
bitten, and he intimated that imagination
had much TO do with such cases, although
he had no doubt as to the reality Of the
malady in other, though not numerous, in
stances,
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-well
known throughout New England the WHITEsT,
FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, 5-s inch wide, on reels for Cur
tain Sticks.
LEAD Ribbon, from Ia to. 8 inches wide,
reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness.
At lowest market prices for goods Of equal quality.
1924 Address SALEM LEAD CO., sAlemi Mass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-06-12
Poetry.


LoRp LodAS's CASTLE.
Lord Log4n's q clever young fellow,
SO far as l ever have seen,
with features as fair As the morning,
And eyes that are piercingly keen.
gentleman ever I've found him,
Both honest and shrevd In his deal;
Quite able to mako those around him
More pure and more happily feel.
But above all the problems Ina solving,
This one is puzzle to me,
when ont Of my window I'm looking,
And Lord Logan's castle see.
1t Is massive and handsome, I'm sure,
Far more so than dwellings around;
Irs material is rich and aa pure
As could in this region be found.
They say It's a palace inside,
And residence ct for a hing;
lis the joy Of Lord Logan,-h!s pride,-
tasty and beautiful thing.
But it cos. an immsn's sum Of money
Much moro than l ever shall sec,-
which if justly divided in wages,
Would encourage poor follows like me.
hut this one thing have to console me,
While toiling and doing my best
To obtain by my labor living,
Ny riches won't rob me Of rest.
81 don't want your castle, Lord Logan,
H,ither eoyet things Of that kind,
For know they will perish with using
And their tenants must leave them DohiLd
My income is but few hundreds,
And yours many Thousands year;
Mine comes II I'm adj, 10 earn Il,
And yours while at case in your chair.
So the castle, Lord Logan, why, keep it,
And call 1t your own, II you will;
But the puzzle to me, while I'm thinning,
Is this: Who is paying the bdl7
On Gods footstool arc some things unequal,
And others We know are unfair:
OF the hrst is division of riches,
Ofthe last Is the wealthy mAu's payer
In words It's not always repeated,
But in works the desire is made ku 1Nn,
As We witness him blinded 10y worship
q the gold be mistakes A. his own,
while forgetting that God, the Almighty,
Regardcth the toll Of the poor,
And demAndeth an increafc Cf wages
when IN justice they ought to have more.
In your service, Lord Logan, are many
Whose sins are forgiven, you know;
And these soon will inherit "mlnsion'
Far better than any below.
Not one Of these eovets ,arth's riches,
Neither count We this world az our rest,
But we toll with abundance II patience
on oIr journey where none are oppros, "a.
So We dput want your castle, Lord LorAn,
Neither coyet We things Of that Kind,
For We know they will perish with using,
And their tenants must leave them behind.
so your castle, Lord Logan, Why, keep 1t.
Aud call it your own, If you will;
But are rt not toiling, your Lorlship,
Toray the cItravagant bil7
o. l. SIN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-06-12
DRATTLEBORO FISH MARKET.
A. PETTIcIc,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds Of
FRESH, SALT sMoKRD AND PICKIRD FISH,
OYSTERS, LoBsTRRs AND CLANS.
Estey's Building, opposite Brattleboro House,
BrAttleboro, VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-06-12
NEWTUN q RUSEN
New DrQg Store
For Pure and Fresh
Drugs Z Medicines.
OUR STOCK is COMPLETE,

EMBRACING
HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSH
rs, HAT BRUSHES, HAND BRUSHES, CLOTH
BRUSHES, VELVET BRUSHES, &c, &C.; SOAP,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH, sPoNGEs, COMBS, ToI-
LET SETS, PUNGENTs BOTTLES, PERFUME BOT
TIES, PERFUMERY, PoMADEs, COSMETICS, PUFF
BOXES PUFF, TOOTH POWDERS, BATH TOWELS,
BATH GLOVES, sYRINGEs OF ALL KINDS, NASAL
DoUcHEs, NURSING BOTTLES, and all other arti-
clos found in a first class drug store.
Choice Cigars and Tobacco, COnf"ctiOn-
cry, Nc'
:S- Prescriptions carefully compounded, and under
the personal supervision of DIR. 8. C. NEWTON, who
has been in active practice and dispensed his own
medicine for the past twenty years.
NEWTON e. ROSE,
Main st.. opposite High,
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
, 1874-02-19
grooB, md to trannaot important business. Wis.
iting brotllors cordially invited.

Tho 1adcs Of tho Indiana Ayon,te Christian
Church will glvo an old folks toa-pnrty and
concert Friday ogonlng ut tho church. all tic
standard Now England tlislios will bo aoryod tho
songs OF ot1lor aays Hung, anil vnrious old.timo
celebrities roprosontcd In costume. Tickets,
will, suppor, Is conts, to 10 Ind Mt the door.
Tho pendulum experiment will begin to-lay in
the Exposition building. Only those who have
received invitations will DO admitted. Saturday
tho building will bo opon to college professors
nnl students, mud Saturday weo1s to tho toaohors
Of public and private schools and to members OF
high school cllBaos.
LENT.
Thoro will bo short service at IL o'clock H.,
every day during Lent, at Dc South Clark HtroDt,
beginning To-day. Bishop Whitohouso and the
resident clergy will co1lduct tho Borvjce. Tho
Lttany has boon prlntod, togotElor with aoloc-
tion OF hymns, which will DO placed In tho hands
Of all who attond.
Tho Lonton services ut tho Church Of tho
Ascension, cornor OF Elm and North IaSallo
etreots, tho nav. g. +. Dorset Rector, will be as
follows Sundays-Nlorning- g-prayor md sermon,
1880 q. m.; lIofy Communion, 11.45 n. n,.; Lit.
amy and catochtsing, 9 p: M; ovoning-praycr and
sermon, 7:80 r. m. Wouk. k.tlaya-Alorning-p prayer,
0 n. m.; oyonng-prayer 1850 p. M; Holy Com
munion on n1 Thursdays anu Holy days, n. m;
Wednesday ovorings meeting Of Parish Guild i;
Thursdny ovoningH, m,slcal roloar8a1; Friday
ovoNingB instruction to confirmation oaaB. AL
tue seats III tho church aro FREQ.
, 1874-02-19

browora thought tho sa1oon-kooporB wore do
],ondont rpon thom thoy, ,soro Bady mistnkot,,
for the broworB were dependent upon tho enlootl-
keepers. Every Ba!oon-koopor III Lilo city should
join tho Association, boca.iHo It Ind proven that
tho best interests Of tho Acknowledgements waB
ita main obIoct. 4 fow mon alone conld accom-
pRli nothing. Unity alono could eavo tlloln
living nt the Increased price. lilo fnnly moved
tllc adoption Of the report Of tho Executive
Committee.
Atr. A. Voge1 nlso matlo speech, tonouucing
tho action Of the brewers "a Unjust mid unwnr-
ranlablo as good beor could bo manufactured
for loss than a9.
On motion, roccss Of ten minatos was taken
to give Haloon-koepora chance to sign thosr
l1asnoH OIL tho roll Of tito Association. During
tho rocoss many Of those present nvnicd tlien-
Holvos Of tho opportunity md Joined tho Society.
THEY WILL NEs1BT.
Tho Chairman, OH calling tho meeting to
order again, said tho first thing in order was tho
consideration Of Nlr. Xcniescheck's motion to
adopt tho report OF the Executive Committee.
Tho previous question botng called for, tho
motion WAs pitt and unanimously carried.
Tho following -nalncd gottlemon wore added
to tho Executive Committee: Emil Diotzscl,
Joseph ZotlicHohcck. August Vosol, Charles
Hulko, mud Honry Fnssbender.
THE SOLEMN COVENANT.
On motion Of Emil Diotzacll, tho following res-
olutiun WAS adopted:
wuEREAa Tho increase In tho prico Of lager.bccr is
unwsrranie L. ct tue present limo therefore, be It
Eesotretl That We, tho Acknowledgements pledge otir-
solves to pay no moro than $40 barEcl,
4 1argo number of those prosont thon oano
forward md signed tho resolution,
Tho moeting thon adjourned to meet agan
"Wednesday afternoon ut tho samo placo.
, 1874-02-19
ANNOUNQEM ENTs."

Anthony Comstock, Of New York, will lead the
monday prayor-mooting to-day.
Mast will have crowded l.ouso, Judging from
tho rapidity with Which tickets arc selling.
Prof. Swing will proacA, at the Union meeting
In the First N. 2. Church at p. m. to-day. All
aro invited.
Tho illinois st. Androw's 8oolcty will give a
charity ball Friday evening, March g. at tho sAer-
nun House.
Prof. J. ". Powell, the groat Colorado o1plor-
or, will deliver two lectures In tho Y. N. q, A,
lecture.oourae, Monday and Tuosday evenings.
1. will interest tic delinquent Taxpayers OF
Wost Chicago to know that tho Collector, Mr..
Lawrence O'Brien, purposoH enforcing colloo.
tlona hy.loyying on tho personal property Of tho
dolinqllonta. Aa tho tax-warrantB arc nlato re-
turnablo to tho County Collector at an carly day,
no alternative romains but to enforce by tho no.
yoro meaBuroH OF seizure and aalo Of property
tho payment Of tho delinquent taxos,
All membors OF Tomplar Lodge, No. 4i0, I. o.
O, T., are requested to be on hand at their hall,
corner OF Washington aud DoplaineB stroeta,
tlis eyontng, at 7;30 o'clock, for work IN tho do.
, 1874-02-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY,
aRAIN-1NsPECToR HARPER.

6RA4N.1Na aAR9LA.
THE TRIBUNE contained yoatordny morning O
letter wriston by =. II. Smith, lato Chiof-C Clerk
Of Grain-1nspector Harper, charging tho lattor
with having certified, oilically, every month, to
tho existence Of balances in Ills possession whom
Tho money had been drawn out for tho purpose
OF Hpcoulating in grain. Mr.. Smith also charged
tint tho Inspector had him mako out Il new sot
OF books, hi which the cash ba1anoo was re-
luccl from a2B, 900 to ct, 00o.
In roply to those allegations. h1r. Harper says
that llo wont into office early in April; that at
tho oloso Of tho month"; whom his Payroll was
monde 0a aoas L. fSoa a that asF' ts py wss o5 tS
advanced out Of his own funds tho sum of
s2.153.80. At tho close Of May, l1o advanced for
tho aame purpose, s5,o91.o1;. at the close OF
aud at ito close Of August, 81, ,9l9.sG. Dy thiss
time, finding that tho schedule Of feeB thon III
forco could not, By any possibility, produce
enough to meet the oxpenses Of tho Office, he re-
ported tho fact to tho Doard Of Warehouse Com
1niasionera, md an inoroase was ordered, which
has resulted III running tho ofico a1ld In leaving
a slight surplus. Tho Commissioners commend
cd him highly for bis course In tho matter, and
oxpressod tho opinion tllat nothing but all earnest
zeal would hayc induced him to go long delay
recommending an incroaHo Of tho fees. 1Ir.
Harper repeats lis denial that ho over usol tho
State funds for private Bpoculatlons, and sayB
that, as the aboyo exhibit will show, ho had ITO
funds belonging to tue State with which to spec
ulatc. Ills records, ho says, the CID and tho now,
aro open Mt any time for inspection. 30 far rs
the charge Of mixing out now books isconcorned,
lie says Mr. Smith 30 b1ottod tho old oncs that he
was ashamed Of their appearance, mud therefore
directed tho making OF a now Hot.
A Springfield dispatch states TINT II. purdio
llas been confirmed as Chief ClorlS for ". II.
Harper, Grain Inspector, by tho action Of tho
1tailroad and Warehouse Commissioners. Cont
, 1874-02-19
CORRESPONDENCE.

To The Editor of 1hs Chicago 1ribane:
Sin: Tho report made by tho minority OF tho
Committee on stroots and Alleys to tho Common
Council last Mondny night Is certainly very re-
markable production, emanating from 80 pro-
found IN Alderman az Aid. Stone. His objection
to compelling tho Railroad Company to use
horsepower in, according to hts report, TINT tho
track OH South Clark street has not klllod moro
people than other roads; that il tho roads arc
compelled to abandon steam It would enhance
tho prico Of property, which lo oontonds tho
Council las no right to do. Ho dooB not Aay
that 1t Mould DO violating tho charter, but that
aecms to bo hla meaning. llo charges that tho
present owners OF property On Clark street
bought 1t low on account Of tho great damage
done by the truck. but faila to inform tue Cors-
Gil whotl,er original ownors woro remuuersted
for thla damage. But why he should 10 80 caro-
ful to guard tue interest Of railroad companies
, 1874-02-19

70 The Editor Qf TIE Chicago TF1une:
T. SIN Tho eminent banker who honored tho
public, in last Mondays Times, with Ills wolt-lna-
tured plan for tho resumption Of specie pay
lnent would confer o great favor on tic ta1-pay-
ing community, and more especially on Ills
brother bankers, by publishing also l,is ideas OF,
" Municipal Finances" Having paid the onor-
taxes Of 1873, on his capital assesBod.at $4,000,
thore IL evory reason to boovo tint hc has made
tho subject Of taxes special study. His valu-
ablo experience would bo Of great bouoEt to
many poor dupos who llaye not glyon this mat
ter the samo attention, and, consequently here
tofore allowed the Assessors to impose OH them.
TAXPAYER.
, 1874-02-19
and neglect TINT of individuals, ho alono ror-
haps will bo ah!o to explan.

What arc tho voatod rights Of the Company that
Inns this track on Clnrk Atroot don't know, and
whnt right tho Common Council iaa to grant tho
uao OF public atrootB to botll manufacturing COM
traokH, without componsatng ownora Of prop
orty on B1iel atroets, III also something tliat Ia
not explained by our representatives In that
honorable body. 0ur rrosont Constitution do
clascB that private property anll not bo takon or
ton. mud yot thoro aro applications before tho
Council now by companies to got tho privilege OF
occupying public BtrootaIfor ratlrontl tracka. IF
the Conoil Ind Tho right to grant such privilege,
Of hts promises would havo to doronti on tho
Justice md w!ndom Of thu Council, and wo should
havo no security whhtoyer. JUSTICE.
, 1874-02-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The Trustees Of Kngsbury Mnslo Hall have
refused to allow Victoria Woodruff tho use Of
the room for her lectures, announced to be glyon
III this city Saturday and Sunday.
The alarm Of fire from Box No. $40 wan
caused by the burning OF solno slaviugs, in front
Of Wallace Qraham'a furniture factory at No.
$40 Clinton street, Damage insignificant
Oause Of fire not reported.
chimney on fro caused tho alarm to be
soundoa from box No. 10 at Ialf-pnHt o'clock
lust ovoning. No damaso.
Tho County Clork issued only three marriage
uoensos yeBtorday-the smallest uumbor since
, 1874-02-19

. CI!ic1do, F6b. IL, 1B74.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune: :.
SIN: We wish that tho Doard Of 1Ioaltl would
ronoyo allnuBanccs such as nro loft by Nlr. potor
Dowuoy, srcll as carcaaaoH OF horses, md swill,
otc. We have boon twico to him and havo asked
him to romovo tho sanlo, but ho will not do 1t
1Iadumps Nil hin stuff inHiilo tho west city limits.
near our residences. YAM PETERSEN,
CHRISTIAN MOLLEn.
, 1874-02-19

aftor toy Ind nrrivod, Tho prosecution vns
oonduotod by tho Htato'a Attorney, asBato1 by
Mr. stao1polo tho tefonso boing III tho hands Of
Moasra. isobort 11ervoy and 1.awaon. Up to a
lato hour ycatorday, ovcning tho Jury had not
aBro0d upon verdict.
THE arEo1AL1srs.
Tho following liapositton has bcon made OF
gone m u tho parties arresle . nt tho istaneo Of
lltoratnro. they having boon informed TINT, OH
account Of Mr.. ComAtock'a departure for WASH
ington to-day, they wonla bo required to sign h
pea Of nolo contoqdoro or GO to Jail to awnit tho
aotion Of tho Grand Jury. Tho only ono who
.IohnBot, II. Jordan aas J.. II. CLARK, Charles
Blgelow, Martin Phillips alias j. O. Goolburn
hicltarl I. Monroe, md .Charloa I1or-
ton Signed TUG pl9a ol nollo oontontlero
t%os ~ wllS, ,, virtually they agree to aok.owloago
mercy Of tito Court. With regard to tGo prIa-
onor Horton. IT Is but Just to stnto Tint ho er-
terod upon tho traffic In tho obscene works on
llis owl! responsibility, and without tho knowl-
edgo Of Ills father md brotlor, tho othor NOM
bore Of tho firm. Tho profits Of the notorious
busincsa may bo Judged from tho fact that Of a
her, only throo arc loft in Tho Btore. Tho lot
lad coat Horton s24, md ho had Holi tllom ali
but throo at tho rato Of Of 30 contB npioco!
ia tho npoclal agont Of tho New York Society
for tho Suppression Of Obsoono Litoraturo,
from which Ho1oly ho draws Ills remuneration.
Ills present Expenses, however, will DO refund
cd cd to tho society which he REPRESENTS by tho
Which was instrumental in bringing him lore
Whom tho following stntomont. of tho amount OF
work accomplished by A1r. ConBtoeh, since his
appointment two yonrs ago, is road, tho necossi-
ty Of local Mr.. Comatock in each of tho larger
cltios OF the Union will become apparent:
ARTICLES Seized AND DESTROYED.
Opsceno pi10toGFaphB, ptc. 10.310
, 1874-02-19

Frosh Tiah for Lont.
Il. II. Curtis. 1o7 East Twelfth street, has in hia
mammoth freezing full supply Of frcs-aresaed
whitosh and front, aud s prepared to m all orders
promptly. 11c has also frcsl colnsh hallbut, smclts
aud aaluon constantly OIL hund. beware OF fish OK
posed and subject to sudden changes Of weather.
, 1874-02-19
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
Mrs. Lucinda s. Cowflery, sister, of A.. Il,
sabin, Esq, Of this city, and formerly woll
known in our musical circles, died at Cobden,
ILL.,, Oh tho 18th inst.
G. Wheeler, Superintendent of tho Michigan
Central Railroad. and his vito arc visiting
tho city, aud azo registered ut the fremont
House.
At q mooting Of the students Of tho Chicago
College Of Pharmacy, hold Monday evening, res-
olutious wero adopted expressive Of their eor-
row at tho death of Prof. William Proctor, Jr.,
Of tho Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
10. A. Bean, General Passenger Agent Of the
Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy Railroad, has gone
to tie EnRt On business, and will be absent three
Or four weeks. In tho meantime, Assistant
General Freight Agent, Z. 8. Washburn, will
fill Ills CHAIR.
Theodore Thomas and troupe lcayo this MORN
Ing BY tho Lake Shore d Michigan Southern
Railroad for Laporte, Ind, whero he will Biyo
{, CONCERT tonight. To will leave TINT city by
tho night express on tho Ba,ne road, for Cove-
land, O., whore ho is advertised to play Friday
aud Saturday.
An article was published In this paper yestor-
day relative to tic trial OF w. u. Allon for in-
Hnnity, which contained q statement by Allen to
tho effect that, backed by Mike Mcdonald, he
tlhu OptLttl u lArO Alltl lIuAuE-EOo1ll NJ NO. Olb
State street. It IL but Justice to Mcdonald to
say TINT tho statement ia incorrect, he neyer
having Ind any business relations with Allen,
aud mover having been intorostol iu faro
bank at that place.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand PaciGc-Judge Levi lIubbell, A1ilwatl-
kee tho Hon. z. 2. AlliH, Milwaukee; r. 0.
Dckford, Toronto II. P. Baldwin, Jr., Detroit ;
Frank Peel, Now York A. i. Burbank, Cincin-
nati,; W. J. Hadley, Albany M. 7. Haven, CO.
lnmbus. :. :: Sherman House-W. W.
Simpson, Now York s. s. Gray, Boston John
Macarthur, Jr., Toronto; J. =. Manson, Cam
bridge q. Dcekol, Detroit: NJ, II. Smith,
Franoisco r. niolardHon st Loais; A.
I. Adams, Boston; Robert hleI.oary,
Donver. fremont Louse--C. Il. Rich,
". M Swift, 9. r. Hills, and Judd Dudley. De-
trot; Henry, Rogers, Now York, 8. L. Gi1ott,
Ohadbotrno, st. Louis ". q. lIahsom, Kan
9ay. ~. 5G pS'msr s Aonse-d W; J. Jones; y.
buffalo; 9. Z. Page noston; Honry l.. Darling
tom, Pliladelphia; W. A. Hendricks, Indiait-
Cincinnati; J. N. Dryant. Louisville. ;. d.
, 1874-02-19
:MoVIOKER'S THEATRE.

SpEO1AL EOTlC1i-ENGAGHMENT OF
.E1DWVTN BOOTH
COMMENCING MONDAY, FEB. q.
SAo Of Tickets will cn.umoncs THURSDAY MORN.
ING, Feb. II. Mt tho Otltco III tho Thoatro.
Seats 0an Bo Secured One Week in Advance,
Monday. Toi,;: Feb: p a-,r!IE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
iyodnesdsy- -AItjUii ADO ABOUT NOTHING. .
Ihnrsday anl SMturiay-T1IN ApOSTATii,
FrdAy-lHUTuH.
~; un0TH will appen. during tho weok as "sby.
ItGE9-c. 81, nnd sl.e5. according to location. No
e1tra charge fur rosorvod aonts. @
, 1874-02-19

From 400 to 600 saloon-koopors assomb1od at
tho North sido Turner 1Iall Yesterday afternoon
for tho purpose Of expressing tlloir indignation
ut tho aollon Of Tho brewers iu raising tho prico
OF lagcr hoor from 80 10 e12 q barrel anl to
provide meaa.iros to successfully oppose suoh M
fpcraDaa
, 1874-06-22

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ssst eer a1lfne Il g T. ,n isS29s arrsd c
&c. "a aas}ss Sas a saS ss5S; 5oesa eeSsSa
hffsrr:,, III w. ,,,ont ~ 10 t,,o ,vcr.r, I'm.
led ,s sna tpontnS, Sre w aots e., Gar nn
,. ?9@73oi iinaesd, r"w, s1.oo Do. boiled f: flo3
Iwhao, 8Joi sperm, s2f031.20; neasafoot OIL srlctiy
pure, ti1o; DO cxtra, quo No. 1, 800; bank OIL
Coo; atSatta, 05o: elephant oil 06o pNmhngo OIL,
,7oo; turpentsno A8@iOo; naphtla 63 gravity, 1901
naphtha ooulraon. 13K@itc t'
/, F}TAT0Ea-Thora wa u fair trado III small lots,
and quite number Of outsds ordofa wern f1iicA THIS
rccoipa being very sal prtocs for car-pts Wore tla
better tlan nominal. Nov vore mora ront5 and
lots, tl.i69i 10; mi1o1 and common, in car-iois
Tg@o0o peachb}ors from slore $l*2nal3s nor t}u
rat1cd lots, 7saQaa per hu; now potatoos $d60076o
pOULTRY-Wero tn moderate demand today, md
atcay excepting suall chickens which pofd slowly nt
Irregular pricos. We quota Tnrkeya 10A11o; chick
ons, 4300A360s springs, $2.t0@3.0o per dog; ducks,
32.f0653.76.
BEED8--nungkr1an WIS mors autivo, At lower
prices, atll uet wos In notierato donunu and etsy.
I1mnthy anh clover were quiet hnu nonhally un-
changed. Duckwheat BOLD bt $f20, and srnnll lot Of
fair INK y $1o Timothy Wah 1losed at "a. oo@270
clo1cr @ At ;aoaooo: ml!let oS@45; Hungarian 400