New-York tribune., 1874-03-09

last season By company Of PawtucRet capitalists mas
been sold TO Worcester firm, and will DO opened IN the
Summer as drinking place 1t lost $1,000 last Summer
because Of it's temperance principles Liquor has always
been sold at Rocky Point and great profit made thereby
and Providence has several large ale breweres backed
By abundant capital
GENERAL PROGRESS OF THE MOVEMENT.
p3. LEWIS AT ST. ALBANs-wHY THE WORCESTER
MOVEMENT WAS NOT MORE SUCCESSFUL
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BosTos, March 6.-A ST. Albans (VermonD
Dispatch says Dr. Do Lewis has reached that city,
and yesterday afternoon occupied two hours at
Academy Hall in explaining the new Ohio total absn-
ence movement answering questions and OBJ
;ections. aud forming praying bands to demonstrate
with the keepers OF liquor saloons. nominating COM
mtee choose ladies TO prosecute the work.
Hardly tenth part of them in the Hall, and 1t is
oot thought that all Of them Will accept. The Advisory
Committee TO t5e number OF 80 nominated from the
audience by boys who deemed IL good joke TO take
part in the matter While DR.. Lewis speaking
about past experiences, there noticeable apathy
IN the meeting but the proceedings went on, more
enthusiasm manifested. Prayer and praise meet
lugs have been held to-day, and will be continued
and probably the women will begin opera
hons early in the week, but it is not generally
thought that they will meet with the and the
ympathy which Is desired Dr. Lewis IN reply to
question why the Ohio method did not succeed in WOr
cester. said that the people Of New-England, and
especially Of Massachusetts, were 80 puritancal and
proud that they would not degn TO do anything that
would be like copying after their Western brethern;
but he prophesed success nevertheless lie leaves. to-
night for Montpelier.
4 LEGAL VICTORY IN oHIO-THE SITUATION IN GIN
CrSNATI-OVERTUEEs To THE ROMAN CATHOLICS
THE WOMEN MAKING READY
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CINcINNATI, March S.-The temperance women
achieved first and important legal victory
yesterday the decision OF Judge Smith in the Of
H6ary 5chedes against Mrs. T. r. Grimm and l27 other
ladies Of Morrow On the 17th OF February Scheides OBJ
tanned order from Judge Gilmore, restraining the de-
PENDANTS from praying and singing in his saloon Judge
Smith dissolved this injunction at PLAINTIFF cost.
1t was generally expected that the Rev. Dr. Skinner,
pastor of what is considered the most fashionable Pres
byterian Church would preach to-day against the form
which the temperance revival has taken. but on the
contrary he came out warmly in favor OF IL. TWO
Episcopal cergymen reported having agreed to
cooperate with in their effort this city The
Rev. N. summerbell and the Rev. John Scott having
been elected appeal for sympathy and support in the
prospective temperance movement from the Roman
Catholic and Hebrew pastors OF Cincinnati have ad-
dressed to the most prominent clergy Of those de-
nominations the following letter:
CINCINNATI March :, 1874
To ne Catholic Bishops and Priests 10 whom pastors
and friends Of temperance in Cincinnati. send greeting
behalf Of temperance country. recognize the
power Of Goo and desire the union and cooperation or at
therefore, afpctonately invited and cooperate
with US IN all our efforts H. however this may not be,
methods and in your own way and we pledge you
hearty sympaihy In your Efforts. Truly yours,
n otS sGsSSRSEIi, sSSFI Messengers.
Another similarly wOrded addressed TO the rabbis
and pastors Israel. whom the friends OF Derance
In Cincinnati send greeting Neither of these communi
cations has called out any expression OF sympathy with
the womens from those receiving them 1t s feared
By friends of the movement that Archbishop Purcell
will give uofAvoraDe reply TO their application, and
the Hebrew pastors will probably take position in
opposition The Archbishop is said to be OF the opinion
shat the best step toward reform at feasible
would be the passage Of heavy License law, which
would eGeotualy prevent every speculator with
just enough 10 purchase a barrel OF liqnor from
starting saloon. The ladies are moving very eau
tousy. and though thoroughly organized are not
disposed TO general attack on the saloons until
immense number Of workers enrolled but no one
seems think that other than the street movement
viii be successful here Next week will be one OF great
Interest aud excitement in Cincinnati. and all the
women OF the State praying for their sister cru
ssders OF this city.
LArER-There is little change 20 note in the temper
enOe movement in the interior to-day. The saloon
keepers at Bucyrus held meeting last night and voted
70 look their doors against the crusaders and TO vote at
the Spring for person who favored the present
movement They also subscribed 5000 TO defensive
fund The Cadlz people happy over their success
that they sold the of the last saloon closed at
. auction The articles relics OF the war brought
enormous prices The Government license sold for over
800; one old funnel, sl5 pint pot, s1 corkscrew. u;
fsSks ana bottles. upward Of 100 in number, brought
from 80 cents 10 % each The proceeds Of the sale are to
10 appropriated TO the cause OF temperance.
THE SUNDAY LAW IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8.-SaloOn keepers gen
orally closed their doors to-day but is believed there
was much underhsnd side-door business transacted.