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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL INSTRUMENTATION.
Boz sheet pow open 1t Metz ,roa's aad Box once
Of fheatsr fer
TIE final performances in America OF
SlGN0R TOMsS0 SALVINL
LASr NIoH BUT TWO,
A FAREWELL MATINEE OF
el6NcR TUMAsO SAGyINl,
TIE GREATEsT tF Living AOTURS.
THUESD May Il, AZ Is o',lIck,
- THE GLADIATOR.
sALNItI IL his grand and supsrb role,
THB GbAi IATOK.
P1AM0ETIi- her great role Of FAU5TINE.
FbIDAY EVRNISG, Nav p,
BENEFIT az sIGSOR SALyINI.
David GAbhICK.
SAIVINI In the fayorite lie Of.......SULLIVAS.
SATURDAY Ma Is.
FtRK " ELL SkLVINI MATINEE.
sALV1NI In his grsid and worid-fam, as imper-
n.lon OF 1900 -..CI GLEC
Dress Circle, 20; General admit 81; Gallery
50 cents; Priv ate Bo 0es. Hl5 and 30
MONDAY, Nay IS.
M. HARLrs HOwARD and LITTLE DOR
Cabin" myD
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FOREIGN Notes.

NO CHALLkNGE SENT.
LONDON May pa dispatch from Paris TO
the Telegraph says there Is no truth in the re-
port that Duke de Charities has sent a chAl-
leDge TO Paul de Cassagnac.
sKIRNIsH rxAR BILBoA.
MADRID, May 20.-Tbere was a severe Skin
mish between the republicans and Carltsts YES
terdsy in the eighborhood OF Bnboa. The in
surgents were repulsed with heavy loss. One
hundred republicans we're killed and wounded.
Thirty Carlists were taken prisoners.
AMERICAN sTUDKsTs DROWNED.
GENEVA, May 20.-Three American students
at Lausanne were drowned yesterday in Lake
Geneve.
A DEMAND FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF THE
FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, May 20.-It Is rumored this afternoon
that q demand for the dissolution of the Assem-
bly, has been deposited by the Left and extreme
Right. This report has served TO hstten the
ROursa
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INSANITY CAUSED By TIE FLo01r-The
Mill river disaster developed 1t once eight cases
of insanity among those Who we're erased By the
loss of property and friends. Three persons on
Saturday were sent to the Northam pton Asylum.
Caees of q similar nature occurred after the
Chicago fre. 1t is hardly 10 be wondered a an
either Instance. The IRE In the one case and the
water In the other, coming like an avalanche Of
ruin, would be enough to turn the brain Of the
soupdest.
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TEE HOUSE Committee on Patents have
agreed to report d,ersely On the extension o;
the Tanner csr- brake.
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New York NOtea.

SPECIE GOING TO EUROPE.
NEW YORK, May 20-Four hundred thousand
dollars In American gold com and $50 ,334 in
gold and silver bars were shipped 70 Europe to-
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season y now out Of danger, and Win be the
largest and best ever raised In northern Texas.
New wheat win be In market BY the drst OF
cotton looks finely. Business 10 reviving al
through Texas An railroad trains ere crowded
With fmmigrants, and the prairie roads ere
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NoMINArIor.-The President sent to tn,
Senate to-day only one nomination namely
John Pratt to be L. 8. marshal for New Mexico
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All Qufea I'm Arkansas.

NEW YORK, May Ca Little Rock special
last night says: Reports from Pine Bluff dis
trict are not so alarming. Murphy, who has
been melting the negroes, has been arrested
and lodged in jail, and 10 further trouble Is
apprebended in that vicinity.
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Accident 60 n schooner.

NORFOLK, Va, May .O.-The schooner
Minnie Kline, from Philadelphia, for Wash
ington, with q cargo of GOAL. collded of the
mouth OF the RsrpahanDock early yesterday
morning with the Norwegian bark Tillid, ana
lost her night head, bowsPrit, jibboom, and
head gear. She has been tswed here. The
bark lies In the Roads considerably damaged,
and will be towed nj to-day for repairs.
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AMONG THE VISITORS who called on the
President to day was ex Senator Hendricks, OF
Indiana.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IN1 HRNAL RKvRNUR-The receipts from thi:
source to-day were $3.50, s1271.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bud Deble's CoDdi, ion Powders.
The .uoss Krfsr esd Horssmss Use IL.
mare WV FOB SALE EvsRYwHsRE
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LECTURES
NNI-S.Sf ID HALL,
w Ant. ance on n street, near Fourteenth.
Al the request CT many persons,
ME-. sUrR0
Has consented 10 repesi his Lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated BY the CALCIUM LIGHT,
Ats O'Clock on the evenings Of
TUESDAY. May II, SATURDAY, May Is, TUES
DAY, May ls, THURSDAY, May 2l,
and SATURDAY, May 3.

An ORES the diagrams and views en- hi bited duriu-
the lScgoTe viii tho fJfi3wtag:-MAp OF tbs
Uti;e< States SIoEiBg the Aiaerzl Regions; the
Treasure Chest of the N lok; Diviilng Line OF
Colo AID Silver, he " ss1O- Bangs OF n0Qnratnr,
Geological HistOrt; Moust Dzyiissn an I,lana
Pess; ffr.t APpeaLsncs OF EreeI stone; brsasing
Through Of Trschyt-; How ComstDck Lode origin
sted hOrses; Iii ing OF the Fissure With Cold and
silver, later OT View OF tie Richs a Miaes in the
world; Two Hundred Millions Of DoIlsrs Produced
AlGesdy.
Mouth Of tho sutro Tunnel; Conveying Alr to
the Mines; ksilTo-d; TimbsSiBg; Boring Holes
with Com pressed An Briil-; Es pIos'On with Nitro
Glyceriue or GiasI PvydeT; Mschi9- ShOp; DWELL
log; Garden; Curious hscSs; Shafts . 4, exte-
View from the suss nit he Forty Mile Desert
Westward vi. " towards cunt Dsvfts Do; Virginia
Ctty and Gold Hill; Shaft 90 Feet Deep; Capitol
st Was, ingtOn aud &c: Psul's IN London; Dead
Weight, " st.r, Ore, Waste Beck, .hd Ton Of
silver Every FAY; 6oS Core of Fire " God Burned
in ~ ID, urs; Mining Pump; the at Crooked
Rsirs sd il the orld; d scOvsry and Hiding of Ore
the Opposition to the sutro Tnanel; Stock Gam.
bling; Rsscalitits OF the California Sank Ring;
and ,esiSIsurss En- pleyiAs yenal Press; sl2 90
Per tSy the PROFITS If these Mani pula.inns; Tower
Ing sbd Hosting Of Ore; Water Power Utilized in
nisesi Hines 81 the Hsrz Mountains, in Germany
COosum ptive Miners hs csnse of humanity de-
msnds . remedy; Accidents in Mines; a Gave
Miners Buried Alive; PTeaafure Bla-t-maimed
and blinded; A Delayed Mne-de.d bodies floating
about; Falling Town the shaft; Fire ia the Yellow
JACKIE MiDe-E miners burned 70 death; Escape
and Rescue thrsugh The Tunnel; sI+O, Views Of
Mining Scenes in al Paris OF the World.
Admission free. Tich cts msy be obtained on ap-
gllestien At the once Of Will srd's Ho.el, at the
Nero poIitsn Hotel, and at essrs. Philip solo
ESps' Boob store. Those heretofore issued good
for all lectures. GChrOn. q Rep msyn
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EDWIN BOOTH II BALTIMORE.
FARGwILL NIGHTS:
HURsDAY-HANLIT.
SATURDAY MATINyE-DON CESAR
SATURDAY NIGHT-BBUTUS.
MONDAY EEXr-RIOHARD III.
Choire seats can be scared at the Office OF Ford :
Opera House, Washington, good for Q round trip
and admission. IS.
a spt ciAl train viii leave lltimors .. His D. m
FOR W Washington duri, 6 the Booth engagement.
Mai
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TIE LABOR QUESTION The strikes con-
tinue. All over there seems to be determine
ton on the part OF the different societies 10 hold
ceived money from the society on Saturday.
The wood carvers discussed the labor question
on Sunday, and they seem resolved 70 stand out
against the employers. The stage drivers also
held meeting on Sunday, and the prospects Of
Q strike were discuseed.-N. T. Herald
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THE CONDITION of Representative Mellish
who is still at the Insane Asylum. WAS slightly
improved yesterday, although he was still de
lirious.
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Ta. TaIAt OF ers; Mcoook,s MUnD,ara,

THB TRIAL or GEN. MoOooKs MuRpRRxR-
At Ysnkton, ID. T., In the wintermute case,
Monday, Mr.. Wooliey testified that he was in
the court room when the shooting occurred.
winternute entered and took . seat about
eight feet from witness. He va looking fire.
queptly toward the door. and vent out Twice,
returning soon after, evidently vstchsng the
door. In about half IN hour vftpess saw Win
termute get up, draw Q revolver from his pocket
and IRE at HcCook, Who YES Just outside the
door. McCook rushed at him With both hands
raised and open, with the palms forward. Win
termute fred again, and witness heard two shots
Afterwsrd. Another witness testified that he
heard Wintermute say 20 another man, "rell
McCook am going 20 shoot him on sight"
AwHrsKrY FIeHr DJwH sourH.-In An
last Thursday, W. Garner va shot dead, Lark
Milan received three shots but was not seri-
ously injured, WIN. Q. Coy, 81, had an arm
broken, ard Sim Mccoy vas slightly bruIsed.
The men bad all been friends before the affair,
and were, in tact, ell related % each other. No
cause 10 assigned nor the colllsi0n other than
liquor.
A SUPERVISOR AssAssIHArsD. H. Clsv
Coz, supervisor OF mi9issippi county. Ark
vas aeeassinated near Fronchnanf Revon,
some nfty miles above Memphis, lat safufday
evening. while returning 20 bis home There Il
no clue 10 the assassfn, Who fired upou his Ne
tim iron the brush BY the roadade
~fn optonasan. Mich, snow feet dscp
= - reported one week 40.
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THB WEDDING To-MoRRow.-ft IL under
stood that ladies present at tho wedding at the
White House to- morrow are expected to appear
without bonnets, in reception dresses.
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TIE TBNHHssKB RAoxs.-The spring meet
ing OF the National Blood Horse association
commenc ed yesterday in Nashville. The first
race, vandal stakes, sweepstakes for three-year
olds, Was won by Orphan Girl Summer Rose
was second and Paralee third. Time, 1:4Sx
1:49k. Summer Rose was the favorite. The
second, I mile dash, was won by Somerset,
beating Madeira second, Sophia Budderly
third: Time, 2:4lK. Madeira was the favorite.
Third race. X mile dash, was won by Jean
Vatican. VanAsiite second and Arizona third.
Time, 2;42 The winner was the fxvorite.
"A MISSING STKAMsHIP.-There IL very little
hope for the safety or the steamer Trojan of the
Anchor line. 1t was forty days YESTERDAY since
she sailed from London for New York, aud
since her departure she has not been heard or
there we're no passengers on board, the boat
being exclusively used for freight. It is init
mated tnat she was sent to ses overloaded.
TIE SOUTHERN M. L. CONFERENCE.-THE
only matter OF Importance In the general con :
ference yeeterda was the report Of the commit
mitfee on church trials, which vas yery
lengthy. 1t provides for trials Of bishops pre-
siding eldere, local and travelling preachers and
church members, all in about the same manner
~The Rev. John W. Morris. OF Bridseoort.
Conn.,, 10 the first colored graduate from the
Yale Theological school.
ga Connecticut youth. aged II was ssren-
AIDED on the occasion Of his marriage to vener-
BILE woman OF IA summers.
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JUDsEs BUsrRBD AND DUVALL.-The House
Judiciary Committee had q four aud a-half
hours discussion yesterday on the cases of
Judges Busted and DuvaIl. They came to a
conclusion in case OF the latter and Ii II under
stood agreed to report in favor Of his impeach-
msnt, although they adopted Q resolution of
secrecy. The committee are pretty evenly
divided in the case OF Busted, and his friends
represent thstithe commitk will not vote to
impesch him as the charges against him are
not go grave character as those lodged against
Duvall
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THE COMMITTEES ON ELECTIONS of the House
will to- morrow take up and decide the case OF
Delegate Cannon, of Utah, who has declined to
disclose bis domestic affairs to the committee
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PROPOSED CsSsURK OF SECRETARY RICH
ARDsos AND OTHER TREASURY OFFICIALS
The Ways and Means Committee ut their meet
ing to-day adopted a resolution offered by Mr..
Kasson, Of Iowa, censuring Secretary Richard
son and other Treasury officia for their con-
nection with the Sspborn contracts. Mr.
Roberts, OF New York, offered Q similar resolu-
ton, but one q little more euphemistic in
phraseogy, as q substitute. but Ii was voted
down and Mr.. Kassons resolution adopted. 1t
will probably be reported to the House to-day
or tomorrow. Mr.. Foster, who was charged
by the committee with reporting the resolution,
would have done so to-day had not q letter been
read from Gen. Butler asking the postponement
ticipate in the discr ssior.
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PKRsoSAL.-George W. Childs and family
and A. j. Drexell and family, OF philadelphia
Potter Palmer and family, Of Chicago; and
Samuel Wilkeson, OF New York, are at Will
lards. MIR. John Il. Young, of New York, /.
at the Ebbitt House. '.'-Gen. Butler L. laid NJ
again with q sharp attack OF Inflammation o.
the bowels;
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NAVAL GAzETTE.-Pay Inspector james
Fulton has been ordered to duty a. inspector Of
provisions and clothing at the navy yard, Mare
Island, Cal; Passed Assistant Engineer james
II. Chasman ordered to special duty at Chester
Pa; Commander l.. A. Beardsley Temporarily
detached from duty at the Washington navy
yard and ordered to command the tug Blue
Light; Pay Director 4. G. Doran detached from
duty as inspector OF provisions and clothing a.
the Mare Island navy yard and placed on wait
ING orders 49,
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CRRswRLL, Q. 8
Treasurer Spinner, Commissioner OF Interna
Revenue Douglass, ex- Commissioners Z. A
Rollins, Second Auditor French, and Congress
sioDal Printer Clapp were on the door Of tn,
House TO- day.
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The CONNECTICUT SKsAroRsHrP.-A vote
for Cnited States Senator was taken In the
C1nnecticut senate and house yesterday. In the
senate the result was: Whole number of votes
20; W W. Eaton 10, w. A. Buckingham L. In
the house, whole number Of votes, 227 W. W.
Eaton 1872, W. A. Buckingham T6, Joseph r.
Hswlsy II, Chas. Il. Ingersoll 4, Henry b. Ha;-
risOn 3, David A. Wells 1. The two branches
meet liz Joint session to-day and confirm this
vote.
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A MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued by the clerk
OF the court here to day to Algernon Charles
Frederick Sartoris, OF Wars Ash House, itch
field HaLts, England, and Ellen Wrenshall
Grant, of W ASH ngtOn.
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AMENDING THE FINANCE BILL-The Com
mi'tee on Banking and Currency at their meet
ing to-day considered the finance bill, and
struck out that section Of the Senate bill which
provides for the retention OF one fourth OF tn
coin interest by banks a. reserves. The com
mittse also modified that part OF the Senate bill
In relation TO the amount Of greenbacks to be
retired as national bank notes are issued, sub
shutting &c instead OF % per cent.
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The RRoALCITRANT SANBoRN WITNRss-
The subcommittee Of the Ways and Mean
Committee, consisting Of Messrs. Niblack, Kas-
son and Dawes, having under considerat the
contumscY Of Prescott, Sanborn's attorney, did
not report to-day but expect to do 30 to morrow
be REQUIRED to answer ShouId thew msla ant
report 1t will be adopted by the main commit
tie and Prescott will be presented to the House
az guilty of contempt.
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MURsKA.-This phenomenal singer, who sail.
for Europe next week, will, we are glad to learn,
come back to US next season with Q grand con-
cert company, under the sole manage m ent OF
ID. de Vivo, formerly manager Of Parepa Rosa
Shs intends 10 make long tour OF concerts III
the United States and Canada, commencing in
N.W York on or about the 10Th Of September
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SENATOR BRowHLow has been requested Il
write letter to be read at the decoration of the
graves in the National Cemetery, In Knoxville
Tenn, on the 30th instant.
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The COMMITTEES ON APPR0P RIATIoNs of the
House to-day had under consideration the ap
propriations for armories and arsenals, and
finally fixed upon the sum Of $4,000. Las
year the sum was $4,000.
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THROUGH TO DANvILLE.

NTASH. CITY. VA. MIDLAND &
w GREAT SOUTHERN, RR.
Double daily trains between " ashington
and Lynchburg, North and South, common
cling Sui day, May 3rd 1874.
Passenger trans as folio VS..
DAY MAIL TRAlN.-Lesve " arlington daily
from the corner OF 9th and streets, at 7:O5
a IN. leave Alexandria, Duke and Henry sire ct
depot, at 1855 a. M. and arrive at Lynchburg
at 4:4o p. M. 1t Danville at s,35 p. m.
leave Danville, daily, at 800 m
Lynchburg at S.A5 a. IN and arrive at
Alexandria at 5.45 ?. m. and at Wash
ington at 6 q p. m.
North and South, with Manassas Division and
Warrenton Branch trains, al with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio tr aims, both East and West.
ExPREss TRAIN.-Leave Washing ton daily,
excepting Sunday night, at 7,OS p M, Alex
andria p. III. and arrive at Lynchburgh
$50 a. m. connecting with Chesapeake anu
Ohio ira ins, both East and West.
Leave Lynchburg daily, excepting Saturday
night. at 1920 a m. arrive at Alexandria
6,45 IN. and Washington at 80 a. NJ, con-
meeting at Cha louisville with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Express train to the West. Pa ssen-
gers for Richmond, by this train. take the
Accommodation train at CO. louisville, ats a.
M, and set to Richmond $50 m.
Both The Mail and Express trains connect, at
Lynchburg. to Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans
anu I'LL Tue NouiHNest, anu at " aSDlnSt6n,
with trains, to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, and to the North ami Northwest
MANASSAS DIvIsloN.-Leave the Junction at
$40 a. m. arrive at Strasburg l2,45 p. III.
leave Strasburg functional p M, arriving
at Manassas alta 20 p. m. connecting with the
main line to Wash ing ton and the North. At
Strasburg, good connections are made to
Harrisonourg, Staunton and the West and to
Winchester, Harpers Ferry &c, East.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
apr. 80 If. General Ticket Agent.
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4 Curiosity.

In an old fashioned wooden frame.
bearing the inscription, IS. Brand,
Carver and Glider, No. 81 High Street,
Edinburgh but exhibiting 20 other
marks by which It's age could be de
eided, was recently found the following
document.
Apart from any historic value which
may be claimed for it, the description
is perfect in its simplicity, and presents
the picture which is painted by our
inaginations, Of what might nave been
the aspect OF Jesus of Nazareth to the
eyes Of the generation that beheld HIM
walking in their midst.
The epistle is said to have been taken
by Napoleon l. from the public records
of the city of Rome.
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SARCASTIC ROMANCE.


appearing in a Nashville paper
whether original Herewith or not, and
credited to one j. Bateman Smith, is
a tremendous romance of facts in Fay
etteville, from which the appended
chaste descriptions of the lovers con,
cerned may be tastefully quoted:
lie was young, he was fair, and he
parted bis hair, like the average beau,
in the middle he was proud he was
bold, but the truth must be told, he
played like fiend on the fiddle. But
aside from this vice, he was everything
nice and his heart was so loving and
tender, that he always turned pale when
he trod on the tail of the cat lying
down by the fender. He clerked in a
store, and the way that he tore off calico,
jeans, and brown sheeting, would have
tickled calf and made. the brute
laugh in the face Of a quarterly meet
ing. lie cut quite dash with dar-
| ling rnoustache, which he learned to
adore and cherish; for one girl had
said while she dropped her proud head,
that twould kill her to see the thing
perish. On Sunday he'd search the
straight road to the church, unheeding
the voice of the scorner and demurely
he sat, like a young tabby cat, with the
saints lii the far amen corner He
sang like bird, and his sweet voice
was heard Juggling away at long meter
and we speak but the truth when we
say that this youth could outsing q
hungry mosquito.
She was young, she was fair, and she
scrambled her hair like the average
belle of the city; she was proud but No
bold, yet the truth must be told tina
the way she chewed white wax was =:
pity. But, aside from this vice, sh,
was everything nice and the worl'
much arplauded her hustle; and tn
Fayetteville boys, being calmned b,
the noise, walked miles just to hea
the thing rustic. She cut quite swe
did this wax chewing belle, and tn
men fiocked in armies to meet her
but she gave them shirk, for So
loved the young clerk, who sang liz,
a hungry mosquito. So she hemmc,
and she hawed, and she sighed an'
she ''chawed," till her heart and h.
jaws were both broken; then sh,
walked by his store, while he stood a
the door awaiting some amatiye token
She raised up her eyes with a prett,
surprise, and tried to enact the prone
scorner; but, to tell the plain truth
she just grinned at the youth VIII,
loved the devout amen corner
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LETTER OF PUBLIUSL ENTTIUS
TO THE SENATE OF ROME.
CONCERNING
JESUS CHRIST.

1t being the usual custom of Roman
Governors to advertise the Senate AMI
People Of such material thing as
happened in their Provinces; in the
days of the Emperor Tiberius Cesar
Publius Lentulus, President of Judea.
wrote the following Epistle to the
Senate, concerning our SAv1ouR:'
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 fol 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
comedy, with very reverend counte
nance, such as the beholders may both
love and fear-His hair, of the colour
of chestnut full ripe, and plain to his
ears, but thence downwards it is moro
orient, curling and waving about his
shoulders = In the midst of his head is
seam, or partition of his hair. after
the manner Of the Nazarites-His
forehead plain and very .delicate-His
face without spot or wrinkle, identified
with lovely red His nose and mouth
SO formed as nothing can be repre-
hended-His beard thickish. in colour
like the hair Of his head, not very lono
but forked-His look innocent and
mature-His eyes grey, clear and ouicl.
In reproving he is terlible-In adj
monishibg, courteous and fair@snoken-
Pleasant in conversation, mixed with
gravity-lt cannot be remembered that
any have seen him laugh But MANY
have seen him weep In proportion of
body most excellent-His hands and arms
delectable to behold-In speaking. very
temperate, modesto nd wise A Man
for his singular Beauty, surprising the
Children of Men,"