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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07
THANKsGIvING PROCLAMATION.

WASHINGTON. October %.
President Grant issued the following Proc
lamati"n {" day:
ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
A PROCLAMATION.
Reminded BY the changing seasons that it is
time to pause. in our daily avocatiOns. and offer
thanks to Almighty God for the mercies and
abundance Of the year which is drawing to n
cls,se-tbe blessings OF free government con-
tinmed to BIZ vouchejsafed to US; the earth has
resp,ndrd t. the labor Of the husbandtnan: the
land has been free from pestilence; internal
order Is maintained and peace with other Pow.
ers has prevailed It is fitting that mt oil peri.
ods we should cease from our accustomed pur.
suits, and unite in thank fulness for blcssings Of
the past, and cultivation Of kindly feelings t.
wards each other; Now, recognizing these con-
alterations. /. u. s Grant, President Of tho
United States. do recommend to all citizens to
assemble in their respective places Of worship.
on Thursday. the 2eth day Of November next.
and express their thanks for the mercy and fa-
vor Of Almighty God. and laying inside oil po-
ltical contentious, and oil secular occupations.
to "bserve such day a. day Of Thanksgiving
and prayer.
In witness whereof have hercnnto act M
hand and caused the Seal Of the United ST
10 Be affixed. Done ut the City Of w
ton this 20th day IT October. in The ~
our Lord. ono thousand eight b.
sevroty-four and Of the Independt
limited States, the ninety. niath yeats
iaiesed,l u. 8. GRANT,
HAx.uros Ftsa. ses.y Il state.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

H.vfSo overstock OF Dry Gooif. CisLsinJ. and
Eoots aad SaDss aud being DESTROYS oi reducing this
portion OF my stock. propose making sFtrnortnary
Inducements To CASH buyers from this date till
further notice. Customers orf<riaJ goods az they
want low pricesl will please say leash by return
mail" Those calling II store will please always .ndi
whether they u charged xr-ct so pay
casa Ccsi will take goods ~ any o; these i.ses at
abpa; cos, and c..Ars-s. L. ;. KINGSLEY.
june /, iS.i-t..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

MR. DONALD GRANT who came in from Banner on
Thursday last. reports the nov on the mountain y,
the head OF Moore Greek 81 inches deep. and ~ il
showed all night Thursday night. in the mountains
Il must be near four feet deep ,lere now.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

THANKs-Our friend Silsby. of the Post Once book
store. keeps us constantly under obligations for pa
pcrs magazines. periodicals etc.. and this week he
has literally loaded us down with them. Slsby al.
ways haa on hand everything in the book and news.
paper line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

THE election OIL Tuesday last passed Of without
any fights and with only one prominent drunk and
that chronic case. There we're gao votes polcd in
This precinct aud the election was nearly tie all
round. with the exception Of the Delegates Be-
tween them there was difference Of just hundred
votes. IN favor OF Fem the Democratic nominee,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

ArNER's HoME.-Messrs Foster and Peterson have
just opened new and commodious hotel at Quartz.
burg. this county. called the Miners Home. which
they are determined shall not be surpassed by any
In the Territory Read their advertisement In this
issue Of the WORLD. They know how to keep .
hotel. and will do all they agree to- besides that Mr..
Foster Is one Of the best cooks in the Territory. and
viii run the culinary department himself instead Of
leaving it to Chinaman which Of itself should in
sure them the patronage Of the public, Give them
trial when you 60 to Quartxburg.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

Now that tie election is over. and the excitement
consequent upon electoneering has subsidized We
shall give more space and attention to news During
tho campaign we necessarily gave up nearly every
thing else to the elections for editors like other FOOLS
get both excited and interested in elections
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

VIZ Indebted to the Daily Avalanche for election
news from the Atlantic States which Of Al unusu
ally interesting nature.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

SrneM On last Tuesday evening rain storm act
in here which has continued almost without inter-
mission ever since except that on Tuesday and We'd.
resdiy nights each about two inches 81 snow fell
The creeks NJ, almost to The high water marx OF
las; Spring. aud there IL still every indication thai
the rain will continue. The hills around t'wn are
covered with snow and the high mountains in the
distance look a. white and wintery a. January.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

SINCE the election last Tuesdey we have seen more
sad looking counter snces about the streets than
saw: aud few Of the most fraudulent and sicky
tempts at smiles. Only few. however. have the
hardihood to attempt smile they certain the
cheat will be detected.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

LOOK AFTEa TIT IL rumored in town that there
were about Is illegal votes cast on Granite Creek
and that drunk man who refused to swear III
vote ut Quartsburg aud who, it is well knownis no,
a citizen. was loaded unto wagon and hauled down
to Granite Greek aud then voted. OF course the
votes cast there all one way. This matter
should be inquired into. and II the charges are
found to be sustained by the facts the Precinct should
he thrown out It is too late in the day for such acts
70 60 UNPUBLISHED. man who will be guilty Of ille-
gal voting don't deserve vo:s ner his liberty. aud
judge Of election who will knowingly receive ie-
gal vote because It is in favor OF his party friend viii
stn ballot box. Let be inquired into and there
Is guilt let the guilty parties be punished as they
deserve. G v
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

CALLED Messrs. Frank Parker AMI John Foster.
Of Qnartzbarg. and Col Stevenson, Of Pioneer cali
ed On us during the week. We hope to see the Col
onel in the Legislature next winter. In order
that so Of orr politicians who have had such an
agreeable time plucking the public goose OF Boise
county Tor the las, few years may find Il less profit
able work to trade their associates the ticket OF
70 secure their election. than u = now.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

AiSISG.-Thc White Brothers ard Mr.. j. w. Keel
nave again got water through their ditch and are at
"o'k mining a. brisky In the Spring OF the year
a me present wet weather continues two or three
weeks they will make nice clean mp yet this Fall.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

- D. PEYroN and wife. Of Boise City. are In town.
e! were formerly residents Of Idaho City. and have
,s'arned in the hope that Mrs. Peyton may regain
Ae' health, which has become impsired since she
went to Boise City to live.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

aR- CHARLES MANN, Of Last Chance Bar. will
'eA'e Tor Germany. in . few days. TO be gone all
WINTER We wish him safe journey across the
"ean wave, and shall be pleased TO welcome both
a''a and Mrs. Il nm 70 Idaho In the Spring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

rT- Fot Tie very best Photographs. go tn Bradley
isult'-'n. Gallery With ELEVATOR. 40
sio-Is ,uery Street. san Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

'AA@ NASH. Of Upper Psyetse valley. was kicked
morse few days ago, and one Of his legs broken
''S the knee. Both bones were broken short Oh.
No further particulars.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

THE OF John Noonan. insane. is pronounce.
ia urable.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

NELL IxporsEn.-The Gin Concerts in all OF the
he,ltncsy Library are not 1t al speculative. The
institution il g ar;erca by the State Of k.a'tcky
The mr.; p-tx- in lh~ mex, drawing. wh.c takes
pla : Soyrlns IN IL -. o1o els rel abb tn
s-,a,iru ral suIIc will ct that MONEY. All
thai ,.-r- may b.. ioa5s a. 20 t!.e honesty of ~
MANAGEMENT ,ite the IA, that -" bet banks IN
Louisville l.. lprs. Il. auI that Governor TActass J.
Btra, tie If I.,T..yHc. - the genera! ataagrr Al
ils .,E-.ar - {. ls-i - deserving II +Us-g-.Icv
IL a. Il 'e.s-. irui cap; " .'ii.n -; ''nn
a.. VIZ. :. I'M III D.-- Informs ,sirl at liz 'si
-. Nr Thomas Barry Who went {" S@ frIf''-is''n -
- be treated for -yes. - much stranger thar
when b. .e.s hnae ana that ,.A eyes In fair vas
of recovery. Mr.. Etrry placed II .nself under tls
81 DR. Tosnd Who Assures hi;l there Is no 'afI.
ger ~ his losing his sight. This VIII be good AS
to Nr. Ea-ry's many friends who feared when 10
left home that he would return blind.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

o"s JOHN II. CAxxADY, Of Pioneer, and n. J.
A. :" Boston. were In town during the week; also
"' alexander Orchard, Of PiacerviIle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

= y. STHoN0 retained from his hunting
~. w 'ast Saturday. Saw large nusarsrs o. elk
'us failed 70 hill any.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

aAssE. RsQ.. vim % below. IN = few Days. 70
Tue Winter. He goes to Boise vAllay.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

s's against lse ser r..a. =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

ROBBERY At PLAcERvILLS Mr.. Martin Cathcart.
OF Placerve. has in his employ an honest Celestial
He also has four hundred dollars in currency-for.
tuna,e man. The eyes Of the Celestial. CHANGING to
rest upon the greenbacks one day last week he. in
nuenced by the predominant instinct Of his race.
Immediately coveted their possession. An opportu.
uity presen ing itsel! he transferred the currency
from the possession Of Mr. Ca.hcart. to al excava-
ton which he hal prepared for its reception in the
earth, ., the rear Of the house. The currency was
missed. AMI by some means no. known 20 us. il was
discovered that the honest Celestial could IL proper
" influenced account tor the absent cash. Then the
visilan.es appeared upon the scene; the money was
broush, from its hiding place aud restored 10 its
owner aud bu, for the interference OF Mr. Cathcar,.
there w1ul hare been prom tn funeral The
wrcagloer is now in jIil waiting for the storm 10
ssile when hs Will 60 forth III search OF something
e,se - steal.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

0OHN--r say. Jim. what all those fellows
u running into the brick building FIRST door be-
Low Tinche, = on the east Of Main street. fots
JIM-why to get . clean shave and good bath
That's John Goods shop and bath house. the 6nest
this side of Portland.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07
nbn TYPE METAL. FOR SALE At

" 3hI9@a6Oo, 0O00 TOT Ill the purp0eeo M NMCh
RAssitt Metal Is need md n sssp,e oar~~ hrtsAs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07
City and County.

STOW The election returns are not yet in. and
,srefore no Official count Of the votes has been had;
MT enough is probably known to put the election Of
e,.v.rt Democrat. Tor Sheriff. beyond doubt.
aorn,an IL probably elected. Cannady. Robb and
x;r,sey are also most probably elected to the Coun.
=, while majority of the legislative ticket 10 claim.
al nv the Democratic Fem 10 considerably more than
=. hundred ahead of Bennett. and tho rest Of the
ticket. with the exception Of Auditor 10 very close.
Mori.rity is to ono Of Judge Nogslss
hr,,,i.nt decisions. An oficisi count may change
the above slighty but not materially. 1t being bare
II possible that Orchard is elected Assessor over
cormsn. Should this turn out to be 20. the indie.
rsndeuts will have achieved victory worthy Of every
.s,rt which has been made. and it will nerve them
for their work hereafter. Orchards election was be-
vond cavl from the start, but he was traded on by
one ON the ticket with him, who will be remembered
hereafter when he wants office. Such treachery
will not be tolerated. and the Indepen lent who
ss,ed in it at the election last Tuesday will have
ample opportunity to repent Of his basenes when
another election Is held in Boise county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-07

~ Having determined to stay and
help to develop Ais country, I shall keep
a Full &ock Of Goods, 70. sell at Fair
Living Prices, and shall be glad to see or
hear from all In ,caat Of goods IN my
line. Orders ,eiu Be promptly filed and
on Just as good terms as # the buyers
,cere present, and al PACKAGES Of to 10
pounds I ,UiN dcliUe,' Free a CenterDille
and Placeruille.
Idaho City. May -, ls7S.H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-01

ADJUSTMENTS.
-)LYMPIc THEATRE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VAUDEVILLE. OPERA AND NOVELTY.
VAUDEVILLE. OPERA AND NovALrY.
VAUDEVILLE. OPERA AND NOVELTY.
REIGNING ATTRACTION.
REIaNING ATTRACTION
REIGNINa ATTRACTION
OVERWHELMING OVATION.
OVERWHELMING OVATION.
OVERWHELMING OVATION.
LADIES AND CHILDREN IN CROWDS.
LADIES AND CHILDREN IN CROWDS.
LADIES AND CHILDREN IN CROWDS
MUSIC,
COMEDY,
FARCE.
BURLEsQUE,
AND GYMNASTICS
100 STAR ARTISTS OF THK WORLD.
100 STAR ARTISTS OF rHk WORLD.
100 STAR ARTISTS OF THE WORLD.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY p 1874.
engagement for brief period of
MISS sALLIE HoLMAN's
ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE TROUPE,
introducing to public favor the charming prima
donna Miss sALLIE HOLMAN;
the fascinating cOntrato and serio-comic vocalist
Miss JULIA HOLMAN;
| the popular primo tenor,
I Sig. JOSEPH BRANDIsI;
Mr. GEORGE H. BARTON, buffo basso;
Mr.. ELLIS RYsE. primo basso profundo:
Mr. CHARLES G. MIERS, English comique;
Mr. ALFRED D. HOLMAN, buTo baritone;
h Mr. CHARLES HILL,
| Mr.. MILLS HALL. baritone secondo;
Miss G. sTRADELLA,
Miss EMMA PHILLIPS,
Miss IDA CARPENTER,
MIS- HARRIET HOLMAN, Directress.
and others
FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS.
THE ORCHESTRA
|during the opera will be under the direction Of
Mrs HARRIET HOLMAN.
lOfenpach's world-renowned Opera Bouffe, ar
ranged and adapted by George Holman, Esq,
LA aRANDE DUCHEssE
DE eERoLsrEINl
The Grand Ducnsss Sails nIs Holman
FI;5z + love with Wnnds dn Tnica
nc WIN a'l0DD' 40 Ai sisno1 joseph Bra Bsandisi
Ss?sa Fsss Prime Minister; te the e. A us, ny'
Prince Paul ahianced to The Grand
RI Duchess rnn t:So3 George NJ sa Ts
Sep o cos Charles j. Miers
Rasman: ..............: .........Mr + :, n Belen
olga Miss Emma Phillips
Amelia Miss g. Stradeia
soldiers. Guards. BY Numerous Auxiliares
! The Opera concludes each evening At sl5.
| First week of
PRINCE sADI DJALMA.
THE MAN OF MYSTERY,
in his New and Original Act, entitled
VIOLIN SOLO CoMIoUE, OR THE ENCHANTED
MUSIC sTANDI
The Finest, Funniest, Musical, Grotesque and Gym
nastic Act now in this Country.
First Week Of the Aerial Champions of the World, |
HAwLEY AND MIACo.
These marvellous, intrepid and unparalleled
Gymnasts have, by their artistic and daring ex-
plots in m,d.air, acquired reputation beyond |
that Of any performers the world has ever known;
their thrilling
PERISTREPHIC FLIGHTSl
Terrific Leaps and Astounding Aerial somersaults
Wonders of the Nineteenth Century.
First Week of the Celebrated Protean Actor,
Comedian and Vocalist
! JOHN MORRIS,
! is q Special and Extraordinary Feature of the
Grand Constellation. BY the aid of an Original
and truly Marvellous Mechanical Invention in
comprehe nsible to the beho!der, Mr.. MORRIS will
produce no less than
| SEVEN DISTINCT CHANGES!
opposite in character aud costume and rapid as
the lightning fash-without leaving the stage
and in full view Of the audience, the while he de-
line ates by Song and Dialogue the changing char
acters he represents. This Incompatible Feat,
which really appears miraculous to the audience,
as he neither strips his body of apparel nor puts 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-01

The great and charming
Pan omime has now almost
reached the FOURTH
MONTH of its remarkable
run, which Is in testimony
OF its singular attractive
ness. The present week,
however, will afford the
ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO
those who have tailed to be
present to witness the mar
vellous tricks, beautiful see
merry, novel specialties, and
TO enjoy the delicions music,
UPROARlOUs FUN and
manifold eXcelIences of
this unrivalled entertain
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-01

" raEATHE
g0aI2gE:
tn
sa014v1z
For So ,ss week aAs Commencing MONDAY FEB positive
MISS s sTEEY PPiissRRis,
vssss Ss &c s ss os
mn sseesrance of the beautiful and accomplished
nrt gnT SISTERS roY SISTERS IDA.
Firyi appearance OF the Great Eth9pian Comedian
MR' ARcHY HUGHRs
SoG q iR' x xSE''' S HsiaIs-
FOLEY Yrs, appearance OF hs Grea. Ballad Singer
NJ NJ J. B BARkIsdFSS
The great ssS' 81 rs week longer the
T" ns '''S HARRleAS AND HART;
Second Week. and every r Song new in o1n
s EiSss S SiSsEEEfsy E xfSKs
s Sss >, 1 Hsass % So ESSRs
aRAypv1Nr ~ Tw YEARS sy Ago srrn MARKS
His} S$SS iS NV S'd ! SAHf
Sentimental and serlo- Comic yocaiisms, wonderful
sonss and Dances Hindoo Juggling, Feats of Equilb-
Character Costume Transformations ,o
e nterades ana cheine elections ii Of
Ethiopian Comedy,
ana the great T Sfnsa eSh iLish PAW sHf@x
n wa s ths sns E al e Tony
Hart ohss %hie Hughes lanes u5 sc ioSs
Bradley, ! Graver, j. cr9ssen D. A. Kelly y 6; l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-01

L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Twentyelghth street, next Broadway. Curtain
rises ats Carriages may be ordered tor H. Box office
open daily from = N. till 10 P. NJ and seats may
always be secured ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE
M AUGUSTINE DAILY. Proprietor ana Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-01

FIRST CLASS BAR AND BILLIARD HOUSE.
n With Ball and Meeting Rooms attached, principally
engaged and doing good business rent low, on lead
ing avenue. Apply to THoS. GAFFNEY Auctioneer, No.
6 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-01

| A WHEELER 4 WILSON'S FAMILY SEWING MA
| "A chine, handsomely encased in walnut in perfect
order with attachments complete will be sold for S25
Apply at 357 Blocker street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-26
The Independence Fire.

CHICAGO, May 25-An Rvsniao Jour-
nal special from Dubuque, lows, SAYS the
city ol Independence was nearly destroy.
ed by fire this morning. almost the entire
business portion being In ashes. The Gre
broke out near the bridge on the south
side Of Main street, and tanned by strong
wind spread rapidly eastward, takipS
everything on both sides Of The street.
Among the stores and business places de-.
stroyed are the following: E. 4. Welch
& Co., grocers; H. J. B0wley, dry goods:
Fisher Bros ,grOcers; LawtOn & Post, div
goods; Henrtck 6 Henshaw and q. a.
Clarke, jewelerp, Moore s. Chamberlain,
dry goods; Mass & Baum, dry goods; Mr..
Kenyon. hard warG The Independence Con.
serUdtioe office; August Myers, dry goodg;
Small Bros. drugs; Roberts & Taylor
hardware; Williams & Son, grocerf; ].
Burner, millinery; the Mantanpr House;
T. M. Marquette, furniture; Kitteridge,
book store; q N. What, boots and sho1 q:
the 81. James Hotel; the Bun block,
Over iofty Of the best business houses in
tho city are gone and number Of dwell.
ings also. Tho German Prtsby terian
Church, Curtis & BArrelts and Sher-
woods livery stables and tho post Office
escaped. No estimate Of the loss has
been received, but 1t will hardly bo less
than 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-26
LETTER FROM A LADY.

She Wants to Know What Consti-
tutes an Obstruction ON the Side
Walks, and How It Comes that the
Law Is mot EnfOTced in Certain
Cases. a
Editors Of the IntGllIGoncsr.
Permit me to ask few questions con-
cerning the recent enactmOnts regarding
the blocksding Of the streets in the cities
Of Cincinnati and Of Pittsburgh, and the
enforcement OF said enactmGnts,
When reading these promulgations, an
unsophisticated woman would naturally
conclude that those streets In the city, Of
Pittsburgh, where loafers filed with beer
and whisky most do congregate would be
cleared by the jealous police to the great
relief Of ladies who venture beyond their
own doors. But mol This Mayors proc.
lamation seems to have but one sidel
Ladies may continue to do there, as two
elderly ladies have assured me, they have
been obliged to do here in Wheeling
viz :-go outside the curbstone when pass.
ing q crowd Of the privileged class Of
cilizens entitled TO the sidewalk. But Ia.
dies who having read Prov. XIV, II,
l2-viz:
"It thou forbeAr TO deliver them that arc
drawn unto death, and those ready to be
slain; II thou saycst behold we know 1t
not; doth not He that pondereth the heart
consider Ill And He that keepeth thy
soul, shall he not know it2"
Having read this or similar warnings
in Gods word; feeling that through these
saloons souls are indeed being drawn
unto death; feeling called upon 10 do
what they could In Gods name 10 deliver
these souls, this band Of praying women
constitute q nuisance so intolerable, so
alarming, to quiet loving citizens, that
summary vengeance must be inflicted
the right Of trial at court refused, and Q
fine Of twenty-five dollars and costs in
In Cincinnati, as . band Of ladies were
crossing tho street, q German attempted
to drive over them with horse and cart
A gentleman aged seventy. -four, and pal
sled at that, raised his cane In front OF thu
horse, aud for this was choked by tht
driver, knocked down and kicked WHY
Is this difference made as to what con
stitutCs blockade Of the streets" Z"
The ladies Of this city have been re
feIred TO an enactment upon our owl
statute books, which We certainly haVt
never seen enforced upon the crowd II
front ot the Opera House on both side.
Of the street, viz, that more than foul
persons constitute q crowd and NAV bI
dispersed by the police" Win our Mayo
teei called upon 70 enforce this oct upont thl
ladies heref II there Is but one side to thi
Question, then, as the 4th day Of July /