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New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
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,rrEyo, r,e.i,v March MARY Williams iq1oie- Nary
and the George wlams wife OF NeheuiaB r. Alice
her late edeace No Brooklyn, Friday Tho
6th at 800 D. m
BEERsn YewtOwn Conn Feb % l-75, Of Pneumonia Abner
Beers OF city. in the o2d OF his age
CoRyBLL-Thrd MONTH Third day MsTca 203 Eas, Thirty
n0hst Samuel Corne aged IA months aud l3 days.
oldest son Of Chas Ward aud Phebe =, Cornell
RMANDRn London Eng Feb &c, lS75Gertruie p only
daughter A. DeNomandie in the 2h year OF hes age
Funeral Chapel, A' Auburn On SGIdy March "
Central Sey.Yok Cleveland please
EDW ARDsn Brooklyn March 1915 r BhL Edwards wife of
the JOIN gdwants, aged 90 years IN ,..,.
s.end Thursday Oe!oes from SIf Court
without further notice
GAvIT-n this city on Monday March l. Daniel B. Giv aged 50
Ryes and friend, Of the deceased invited ateud h funeral
services Al the residence o. his hothernsw Flnk H. Norton lio
Ea THURSDAY March L. AZ IL o'clock Ihe s
mains will be taken TO WoOdlA"n lor in'ernsaI
Albany papers please copy. -
TN ans. viii taIe place rom the the thts Pierre
uont Monroepc ThusSlsy the ih at O'CLOCK fHends
and rsIstves srei invited to attend.
uENDERsON-On Eliza Henderson, widow %
Punera services Thursday inst the Isnee o. her
Henderson, o7S Washingonave BroOkn Al O'Clock
..
BIxoyou Tuesday March 1875 Cahanue NJ wife OF James D.
Hlxon and daughter Of Oliver Holden.
Anns Church kglteeRh hes Fh ave- on
Thursday March at p Relatives aud eSds are respectfully
invited
LUsK-ln this city March g. alter short luoss. Mrs E5e'h =
Resy. and friends invited attend
sons residence a. Thiy-ourths, Thursiy Nab 1.
IL o'clock The body viii be taken 10 No"eh CoAa or
burial
sTRAyG-s,iuay Feb 27 1875 YorSows wes,cbester
Hattie daughter JOIN aud Lydia sgIalg. aged
swANToN-on Taday. March Edwin ssAnon asei Gs yer,
Lodge 6O o. o. r., Bethlehem RacAmpmeai No 10, D D.
~ and snso ssrVn & Lode % chh an ~ =" "a s 80, w.
Alannc. Brooklyn. Thursday, March A. at oeoeA
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

vut on the condition that shall take part the
and be aliosed during t Pendsney TO continue In
20 the State in my present position"
The latest public declaration on the third
trrm subject comes from Republican club IN NewOr-
leans. "an orxanzation," the Washing gton kitchen
srgAn informs u.s. embracing In Its membership citi-
rens from every section OF the State OF louisiana"
After expressing "unsnaken confidence In President
Grant" and hearty approval OF act and action
sf Gen Sheridan In Louisiana the resolutions close as
follows; AT this critical juncture believe. In the
language Of the immortal Lincoln that IL Is not safe To
swap horses while crossing the stream Considering
the uncertainty of other menin high places II now ne
duty ourselves. our children, and our coun
try Republicans who have heretofore persistently
opposed third them, declare that Gen. U. 8 Grant
not only first choice, as things now stapd ~ tue
SOUTH the opinion OF this assembage his reelec
snd coored RSpabcans of the North and the SOUTH cf
tho perpetuity Of the Republic aud OF justice and 10y
TIE organ aforesaid thinks the whole performance
beautiful exhibition OF gratitude.
A good illustration of the manner in which
indian wars started has come TO light in Kansas
On the Tth Of August, 1874 hGntng band OF Usage In
dams attacked by detachment Of Kansas militia
aud four Indians killed This sliest encounter was
made the pretext for Indian and bill is before
the Kansas Legislature approprating s4o0 10 defray
the expenses of the struggle. thorough Investigation
OF the affair by special commission OF the Government
shows concusvely that the I0dians, when attacked,
lawfully hunting ami that the killing OF four OF
their number deliberate and nwarrantabe murder
II Is also shown that the militia was hastily raised 10
protect bond thieves IN the when the Indians
killed. and that pretext Of war was made as an
for sending the troops there o concluding his
report on the dsgracetgl business. superintendent
Enoch Hoag SAYS: This unwarrnntable movement
against the Osages was made pretext fer asking a
Government loan 20 the frontier against hostile In
a
arming SO eager were they TO k. they entered upon
tbe before the Governor commissioned them,
although informed the day before Of the peaceae char
acier and empO, ment the Indian and the Governor
antedatCs their commissions 20 cover the deed For he
honor Of toe Government justice 10 tire outraged In
dams s1ietv Of the honest frontier se tes recon
mend legal action instituted the nggesaOrs,
aud that the Indians o. remunerated Tor ther losses
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
QUARTERS AT FORT HAMILTON BURNED.


Soon after p. m. yesterday one or the SOL
5iers on goard at Fort Hamilton discovered that the
,uarters OF Major Hess were IN flames. An alarm was
lueky given bu before the garrison could get 10 WORK
me fire had made RAPID progress from easemate 10
.semate that all efforts TO subdue the flames seemed
laule The residents OF Fort Hamilton turned
out IN force and rendered all the assistance
n their power, but the fire continued to spread
Judge Church thereupon telegaphed 10 ChiefEDgneer
Seyins At Brooklyn Fire Headquarters for assistance
ybe Chief with engines No. and No g. Immediately
started for the scene OF eOnhagraton but it was full
an hour before they arrived there, the roads being in
had condttton and Fort Hamilton seven miles from
Brooklyn
While the engines on their way 70 ihe nfe there
was considerable excitement among those looking On at
the burning fort The report was started by some OF
the tmid residents VI Fort halnii.on @ ena.
the magazines OF the garrison were IN uahger
OF ignitug. PrecautOn against any acC4ueE' M VI
the KIND suggested bad been taken nS ~ an an
esry hour by Gen. Getty He ordered all inc az
the tO be removed TO safe place, auu
guard over it. force OF police under CAPT
lar OF the Egbth Precinct Brooklyn, soon fedcneu
the fort and a few moments later tne englues Sai, ~
The soldiers and nremen worked well tosethef anu AZ
very short time got the flames under control Dut bos
fore considerable damage done 10 the Oncers quar-
rendered such excellent service at the Fort aayette
Chief NeVins valuable assistance
bant lost all his and paprrs' and the qIteIs
0f Leuts Knowles Eaton, with their contents were
quarters of Major Hess officer Oeng absent at
the tune. the thanks Of the garrison were giYen ohe
kevins, the hremen an6 Capt. Nc Keilar Inc damage
" the fort can Do repaired N fes days
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
VIEWS OF WENDELL PHILLIPS.

VIEWS OF WENDELL PHILLIPS.
p,prR READ BEFORE THE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
THE PAPER REVIEWED BY MEssRs BRADFORD
AND ATKINSON
BOsrON, Mass, March "a meeting of the
Financial Department OF the American Social Science
Association was held in Wesleyan Hall this afternoon
Mr. Gamalie Bradford presiding. There was good
audience in attendance in anticipation OF the reading.
OF a paper on the currency by Wendell Phillips in ac
cordance with invitation extended HIM at the prev
Gus meeting Mr.. Phillips introduced in the early
part of the meeting and read paper Of which the fol-
lowing are the principal points:
You asked me- gentlemen to state my finance plan for
bettering OF affairs. have no preference los
any particular plan. Among the half dozen proposed
either will suit me II II secures three things:
l. Take from the National banks Gil rlsnt 10 Issue
bills. -. =, . .-.o.o,- o,,rio o..
az a oE1 Reduee the rate of interest
There is only thing object TO in all plans: that Is.
any atempt4to secure specie -InpossIole. 10
matter how hard try for 1t and injurious posst
ble have no fear that we shall ever seriously at
ort v1c ~ Time ard circumstances Will make green
backs equal to god-yes, better than gold But this
country will never think. seriously set about restoring
specie basis dstinct object OF effort Specie basis
was q very good method when trade small and III.
terchange OF produce was slack There is not gold
enough the world, or at any rate not enough avaia
BILE support the business OF tins genera
on You might as well expect TO move the wheat crop
OF the West In OK carts. Our fathers banked adyan-
tageously enough with gold and silver only as basis
The vast neeut OF to-day We d'ah
ourselves of every other and unehang
lng species OF property. Evidently 7 any ma
since she Is tho treasury where all the world
deposits It's wealth. Yet after deliberately arranging
her whole only thirty years ago TN lsfi). she
has been obliged TO violate her money LAWS three times
since-three times IN tnrty ycars-to save a specie
basis II the latest aud hest writer L0nbardst.
DC ruatrd Bank OF England itself could not keep
a specie basis and live II ths commercial world did
not believe BRUSH Government would always
10 rom any and all dangers, all costs. To tell how
often American banks nave been forced to suspend
w0ud be Like photOgrb bphlng tho waves or chronlcng
the rise aud fall or South American republics IL Is
hardly TO say that In tnis country merchant
could always get specie OF the banks when he did not
A., and seldom. n ever when he did The plan
nave TO offer has claim % originality. Increasing
already urged almost every item OF It.
Take FROM National banks all right to Issue bils
obge them 20 return wDat bills they have wlthin
reasonable tine Receive the present grcenOacks az
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
GOVERNnENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFHICR OF TIE CHIEF cIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WAsUINGTON. ID. G., Thursday " lrcA 4, 1851 a. NJ
SWtODsts f)r The Drsi % hours.
Tn storm center has passed OH the Mlddle
Atlantic coast, VITA nOrth-easJ northwest winds
occasional snow and sleet, ald cOdef cloudy weather
IN the Middle and Eastern States. .,
NOrtheast to northwest winds. high pressure, cold'
cloudy weather and snow on the lower lakes; hiRn
measure northeast TO southeast Winds warmer ana
nary cloudy weather in the NOrt1Wost ana thence 10
MISSOURI anu Kentucky; nOrt h-westery wlnds hlgner
nressnre coid-r and clear weather in lcnnessee tne
Gulf ana South Atlantic States.
The rivers have risen at Memphis, New-Oreans Lou
isylle. and MOrgantOwn. ana fallen at ClntlhnAtl'
Probabilities.
For the Middle States and tOcer tdes rising barometer
north scrly ods colder clear dHf eiedrtHg pedtaeT
For New England rising barometer, nOrtheast 10
northwest winds, colder and clearing weather.
Far the upper lakes nOrtherIy winds, bgn Dut de-
creasinR pressure. clear an pa 'ty cloudy weather
For the North West and thence TO Missouri falling
borometer south- -eastPry wtuds, warmer. cloudy
veal her. and ccasiOnal snow or rain
For Tenpe the OHIO Valley, higher pressure.
nortnerly winds, and cold, clear weather.
For the Gulf ana South Atlantic States, rlsng DarOm
e,er colder clear weather ana Westerly 10 north
esstery winds shifting " tne southeast ON the western
Gulf. 80 - . ,,.,, p.arc,h ror,s
vile Memphis and New Orleans, and Will fall AT Cin-
Tantonary signals continue at Cape May. PeeRs
ue..n- Atlantic City. Barnegtt, tqu1n Beach, Long
Prsnrb SANDY Hook, New-YOrk, New-Hsven' New,Lon
don woods Hole, Boston. Tnatchers I7land fortahd
and l. iStpUrt
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

DRY hail storm seems to invade the theater.
to the detriment OF the acting What specia! de-
light is found IN assisting at Rstoris performances with
eyes glued to books only the initiated tell Rstorps
great charm Is facial expression charm entirely
thrown away upon third OF her audience. 1t were
better understand word sbe than to lose
the action of face and figure In this instance seeing Is
believing.
Ga Thursday evening there will be third representa-
tion Of Elizabeth and on Friday Ristori will make her
first appearance in Legouv6s clever drama OF Medes
She Is as much Medea. as she is Elizabeth snd May
Stuart being every thing by turns and always strong
Ney- York, March 3, 1875. KP
BENEFIT TO MR. J. A ZIMMERMAN
Jacob A. Zimmerman, we'll known as the
once popular OF Nblos Garden, being In ex
reme Ill health and out Of employment has beneht at
Booths Tbenter this afternoon. Edwin Adams the ira
gedian and Miss Rose Ey tinge are among the vo'un
teers TO play in the Lady OF Lyons Jarrett Palmer
have given the OF theater. and large committee
are interesting themselves to secure great success
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
The PRESIDENT SIGNING BILLS.

PROMPT EXAMINATION or BILLS WHEN PASSED
THE TAX AND TARIFF AND OTHER BILLS SIGNED.
WASHINGTON. March 5.-The Capitol up to late
hour tonight has been crowded in its galleries and
corridors with an immense throng OF visitor,
largely made up of ladies and also in
Gliding the usual proportion of persons
pecuniarily interested in pending legislation. The
President and all the members OF his Cabinet
are assembled i'll the Presidents room on the
Senate side for the purpose Of prompt examination
of bills as soon as passed. Among those which have
been signed by the President tonight are the lax
and Tariff BILL and the Army aud POstOhice Appro-
priatIon nils.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
The TRANSIT OF VENUS.

OBSERVATIONS AT KERGUELEN's IsLAND-CLoUDY
wEATHER-A FEW PHOTOGRAPHS OBTAINED.
WAsHIXGroN, March 3.-The Astronomer Royal at
Greenwich, England reports that he has received
telegram from the Transit of Venus observers at Ker
guelen's Island. through Mr.. Stone Of Cape Town
via Madeira. Messrs. Corbet. Corke, and Goodridge
observed the ingress, Mr.. Perry got good Ooserva-
tion of the egress and all obtained some obser-
vatiOns The weather was generally cloudy. The
English photographs are poor. The Americans and
Germans lost the internal contact. The Americans
obtained some photographs.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
A Walking Advertisement.
tzroxv NpnfgCa = n

q. v. Pierce, Blfalb. Y. Y
DxlR .Tk. am yalkilg advert Goen Mcfcl
D:1verv Pagave Pei tcd Dr. SAGE trrI Ecmet the hiT-
of stand eh 30 bad 1ss
my ge curing a. meeEe as' ca cd ma
most 5gey1tc form BEFORE ing yonr
flesh from hu1d ani htTays
p3an vega hl2eI I'd
pounds better health ttal have eoye for
t,ye1ty Years Ylur, truly }. l.. l. hSDBN.
The sample OF hundreds OF ~es wich are re-
ceyd by Dr. Perc al M tlci ~ sG evidence Who en- ner
ioabt the the chrome
CaiaIrh. -.
THE GREAT PivORTT2 WITH THE LADIES
Forsyh Son, druggss Of Live OAK Fla write Sept
IC 1874 rs oloss: r. " Fierce B-ho n l-Ioar Golden
Medical snd Purgatye Pellet sell largely sDd
satisfaction. numbers customers ari rrnls t, sh
Prc is nire the great fFn1e "h
lunbors with that his saved lem f'm
miserable meeting wn premature teih ali restored
tlrm To hsath happiness
TLjuands II bes the which Dr. Pierce Pavorts
single Dot Oft gses
dae suffering ree than months of De1'nrL rom
their lamy rhyscsn Ia all those bahtc
ggpg gera debility tla "Trresn
healing properties rtnl 70 oil me unoss
Internal fever corr sou .IG aiOa
or alteration is rpnghenng effects tend 10 o ect displacement.
OF 1asaral supports l. Is sod
b. al Druggists
DR. pamphlet Diseases pecur 20 Women VIII % sent 70
aay 4d4grs receipt two lamps Address a. aOo'e
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
LATEST SHIP WEBS.
lFor other shin Mems see fifA PaIe.l

For other shin Mems see fifti PaJel
ARRIVED.
Steamship W. Eide Rad Baltimore March l. "1 nHe ans
pa 10 Ola Dominion steamship Co.
SAILED.
Steamships Algeria, a-d IDAHO :or Lverpoo OIL 'T ni
Gc1 Cr1mw M fr forlfud bar Mar
grethe, Bshn; brig =. l. Henderson. tor Havana
WIAD-Suaset, gale T.: IL C. ani rInus.
MEMORANDA.
Cane of Good hOpe
for whose safety lnHets h-s been e 4sFvc' ssy o. foT'
Elizabeth, Feb. l.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3tr.ved steamships Illinois, ron Liver
po.i; Nlid NeE .r6.
BALrMoKg M,rcs }-Ar,i steamships la-iel tB) rom RIo.
nell: Josephine Tnomsn Ocojra. NesYrt. Cieiei
steamships ocraaa lBrl fjr L7epo1ii Rcamoai Kelly ior NJ"
York
ria. G.Ic Webster. lh Petua ta1; Ito i,
o7y damaged w"As TO TIE extent "i
S4OO q Potnn as damage lbOu Il
PRovDENCE. March J-Ar'yei steamship "n heunag rom
Bati Norfolk.
bark.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LovDoS March Niiel the JrteJ - es Prl1e Bird 10
h-aue Niagara Bader hem' Onsltue, an
Gear l.. [. H. ATye "dt "a
the 23h nit: Araac Taragoas Amae Ros, Lou Bruno and
Arrived ~ Nlla1 anu "oAahu
Jrgrssrowy March 3The steamship Marsthaa.
Garrett Feb q, fer Liverpool rryeI hee al a. J.
to-aay, and procOeei
DISASTER.
PRovScgTowV Mess, Ma the brig Ehr Hal W. pumpef
out yestsdg of shu he move
of tAe Beach ha. beel aAea &, me riiSg s0at
SPOKEN.
Jan 81, Ia 36 Dng lJ Urg huma L. lIa Ion Fier'o ID"
NeS-YOrA.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
TIE CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.

NJ BUFFET LIKELY TO PORN CABINET To DAY.
LoNDoN. THURSDAY. March 4, 1875.
A special dispatch TO The Times from Yer
saies saws the Negotiations for the formation OF new
cabinet are making progress, ana VIII probably be con
GUIDED TO-DAY Should thev succeed, NJ. Buffet will be
Vce President of the Council without portfolio. The
appointment Of Minister OF Interior is yet un
aottt
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
ADVERTISING AGENciEs.-"It is a fact that

a those persons doing business which requires exten-
sye advertising 2, and who from the mode o. c)nd lciug
n are able to arrive at close pirOxiDAOD - thc re-
suits produced IVY sepJre fnvestn nn 90 ihi, way
are universal in the opinion that better contracts can ~
secured tbrouz weii-esia blisaed Advertising Agency
like that O GEO. r. row & CO. New voik. tau c'n
be Ob'nined from puh isbers direct no matter low
familiar with rates and papers the advertiser may br.
II stands to reason that au agency confrOpH piirOh
age to the extent frOu htY hundred thon-fnd
dollars per month should BE- able secure favor, Fhch
would be accorded any mere indyid1Hl, even "
omit 'y the brncits which they muSt defiVo
from their extensive experience. - Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Sreriai NoIlrss

Liberal Republican General Comnittce.-A Regni.f
Meeting will b. held Headquarters ,266 Brad
w4J ThIS (rhaTsaayl EVENING March 1, At g,aock.
MARTIN FRBLIGH. Chairman
ASHER BARsRTT, ls.c,.,,,;.s
JAMES A. CoLVtS ~
Rare Chance.-STOCK GOODWILL OF the best Msn
CAMILLE STAND Ia shnTng railroad yge Of 3oVV <osS
Southern Newforkl bargain oek prineiDaY
goods b-.a saessisly ss
IN trade nearly 81 desires retire For psrtcsS
kMERY NEY LEB, S58 Broadway Sew-lork ClY-
Post-Ince Not,ce.-rne MAILS FOX sUky.Hn % :. tora
ending SATURDAY March O. 1875 vi. close a. q, 10 ~ =.
On TUESDAY q: 10 O. N WkDsbS.t ii.an = M 80
THURSDAY az ll.J0 A. aud on sAluapir 4 1sNsS p
IL N. =, T,I. = ~
Bay Of both inhabited h l .n s,. mi
Fi.hing 1hs proprietors ngan -
n the proper c0urts at Panama
further Information apply a. DuaANn tso M..a..J.,>.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
NANAT ORDrrH-

WASHINGTON March 3--COumaadeT Smas Casey
detached N.yYni ~ Ph i-.ps sao eir-' .,
be Ia readusg m ga service euaCoum indsr william BaaDnafs
f,f ordered PnIe G.gyY Yard H. cat tonh.sAss
Pfaueis Morris 10 Tie naval raadrzy a. 30; t0a.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Loss OF An AUSTRALIAN STEAMER.

ONLY POUR OUT OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
PERSONS KNOWN To BE SAVED.
LONDON. Thursday, March $3.50 a. m.
The steamer GOthenburg has been wrecked
on one ef sac FOurneaux Islands, IN Bass strait be-
sgeen Van Dismens land and Australia. she had on
board 80 passengers and crew Of IS. or these only
.,ur persons known 10 he saved Three boats uled
with passen and crew are yet 10 be heard from
The steamer had large cargo. wniCa included 1900
nnnceH Of cold
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
ptS.FNGEPS 4PPIVRD.

PROM HAMBURGEn Drmsb'p Ponra'r0Hia M'-cb }-ii"nry
Bohuer Herrm schgtz . clra, ou.y aic,, a. L.
Ach Rudolph KaBz ChrsuEe Llrrnaga son al iiuhr b"SN
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
FRANCE PURCHASING CAVALRY HORSES N
GERMANY

berlin. Thursday. MnIch 3, 1875.
The North German Gazette says the French
vernnent has ordered tue purchase of 10000 cavalry
horses IN Germany. The Gd-sts hopes the German
authorities Will take Steps to prevent su.h purchases
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
sr1cIpE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.

FRANKLIN, n. H., March 3-The wife OF j. G'
Clark of the firm Of ClsrK Haynes. machnists' cut tho
throat OF her young daughter and then cut her own 's
afternoon Tue child may recover but toe "o'"of VIII
die sho had been insane some "eeAss
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

A Patient % mine suffered with SciatIr1 1-CoIi get
GUESS LNINENr l-lDE ~ AMMO
MA which H. a D. %. lDo West iDat
Al S1Aye. sOd BY al 4Tdg5it % ceai, i-l III
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
"'H THE GRFlT PivOPTTg WITH THE LADIES
MARRIED..

R,TON-HAsRLTON-,' Nond,r Ma-rh !. Pr'nk " Ration
Cattauooga Trnn NJ szIOn Of klse-sl rarA " j.
All yotirgs Of Nlyridl les muSt be iHd0rsed nh faH
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-24
List of Advertisements,
FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
THERE'S music in the air.

THERE'S music in the air.
The Ravenna Banks will be closed
on the Sd of July. yIo- g-s5s 81 -
/ The Post-oilic will be closed at =
O'Clock p NJ. July Sd.
WE were. visited with fine showers
OH Tuesday and "Wednesday. QFiT
The coolest place in town is Charlie
Acknowledgements. Itis an insti-
tuition. -a
The Radical nominating Conven-
ton OF this county is to meet next
Saturday.
Go to the Opera House next Tues
day night and hear the Irving Come
dy Company.
BELDING & &ARMsTRoNG'si s is the place
to get your Artic Soda and Ginger
Ale.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. S. A.
Shaffer sent up paper balloon which
perfol med most admirably.
The young men who favored our
family with a serenade one evening
last week when we were not at home
have our thanks. 1t will bear repe-
tition.
WE are under obligations to Lyman
Hatfield, Esq, OF Boston for copy OF
the Bunker Hill Centennial and 9TH
er papers from "the Hub"
The 4th of July comes on the 81
this year, and those who want TO en-
joy first class celebration should not
fail to pay eur town a visit. /
A WIND mill has been nut PIP at the
Ravenna Gas Works for the purpose
of pumping water for that establish
ment.
ONE of the most useful articles to be
seen at Col. COttcr's "Store" on Chest
nut street, is Russelrs Vertical Action
Pumps. Everybody admires them.
Call and see "cutS."
Hon. II. p. SPALDING is to deliyer
the address at the ,dedieation Of the
Masonic Temple to-day Rev. w. E.
McClarcn, of Cleveland will also be
present.
THE Council of iavcnna village, at
their meeting Monday evening levied
six mills tax on the dollar of valuation
for Corporation purposes, which is
one mill less than the levy of last year.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-24

The gra ldest celebration of the past
century was THAT which took place at
Boston on Thursday last, commemora-
ting the hundrsdth anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill. The city was
crowded with visitors and the grand
military and eiTic procession is said 10
have been ten miles long. There were
military companies from Virginia and
South Carolina, participating in the
grand demonstration, and the people
of the Old Bay State were enthusias-
tic in their attentions to their Southern
visiters, bestowing hearty applause
upon GeneraAsFitzhugh Lee, the son
of Gen. II. e. Lee. and Confederate
General, and other Southern visitors.
This was in happy contrast with the
spirit of hate that has so long prevailed
in that section ard gives evidence that
tho differences of The past are fast be-
ing wiped out and forgotten.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-24

1t is natural for people suffering
with Consumption, Coughs, Severe
Colds, or any other disease of the
Throat and Lungs, to put off from day
to day buying an article that they
know has cured their neishbor, friend, /,
or relative, yetsthcy have no faith in it
until it is too late. Ii you will go TO
your Druggists, ,BELDING &ARMsroNG,
and get bottle of BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP, your Immediate cure Is as Ger.
tain as you live. 1t has lately been
introduced in this country from Ger
many, and Druggists and people every
where are elatcd over lis success. You
Cain get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size bottle Is
ceiits, 1855