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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-01

infinitely less merit upon the great Anglican,
Hooker. DR.. Owens opinions coincide with
the citations affixed to this article.
Some discussion of the deacon's Office may be
found in such treatises as tho@ of King McKerow,
and DR.. Samuel Miller on the Ruling Elder. Prof.
Wilson's Essay, already cited, to be the most
thorough. But DR.. a W. Miller of Charlotte, N.
Co. has ably criticised defects in the Scottish Theory
adopted by Prof. Wilson, in two valuable contribu-
tions made by him to the North Carolina PreSbye
rian, in 1859. These papers ought to be more gen.
orally known to the Church.
(TO BE CONTINUED.
, 1875-02-27

tho Raleigh Nous calls "tl,e christinn's
God" or, to dctino it more exactly, tho God
nccapted by tho orthodox secta; and SO they
l,avo expelled AIr. TnonsE for not being
orthodox III his belief. They must hnvo
drawn tlior inspiration from tho original
Constitution Of Nortl. Caro1ina, atlortcd
in 177l', excluding from ofl}co every per.
son "teho shall deny tho bling cf GHi, or
tic truth Of tie Prottstant 'r'igion, or Ito
t'iriae authority cf eslaer ate 0hlor Nt1o 2estt.-
ments,@ Without inlulging in flo comment
which this intolerance naturally suggests,
we will only say that tho North Carolina Leg.
isaturo las gone back just century in tho
history Of civilization md that, if tho rnle
they hnyo Ind down wero applied to all o,,r
legislatures, including Congress, ,nany Of our
most ,,sofnl public men wouM he lost 10 the
public sorvicc.
, 1875-02-27


Tho Htnto of New JorNey A,Ml tho Town Of
1'aierson il, tho State Of Now Jersey aro just
now thoroughly excited over cnsu which,
has been partially overlooked by tho public,
in tho cxcitosuents Of tho BEEonsn trin1, tho
Forcp bill, Tho INK bill, tho Loniannn im-
l,roglio, md " sustaining Ia1srs." 1t appears
Tint Inst fall, tho ponu,1-kceper Of Paterson,
whilo asrolling about, discovered n COW will,
1,er hind legs in tho Town Of pAtcrson md
her fure legs III tho adjoining Town Of Man.
chester, quietly eating Manchester grasH. Tho
loot an.l being withal greedy, asaricious
soul, took tho cow and impountlctl her, 10
awnit hcr owners application. Tho owner
nt tlro auin,nl thortupoll got lnal md sncd
Tie pound-kccpcr for s1iziny her. Tho conn-
sci for tho taif end Of the COW, who
appeared for the ro,,nl-keeper, nrgncd TINT
tho tail end Of tho COW was her best end,
innsnuch ns tlte ud.lcr wa4 tho most valuable
rart, and therefore TINT tho tail end was really
tho COW, md that tho COW WIS III Paterson,
and therefore III tho jurisdiction Of The
po.intl-keepor. Tho counsel for tho front
end OF the COW, who appeared for tho owner,
coutontlctl Tint tho mouth of tho COW WIS in
Manchester. and tint tic moutl. wos {, part Of
tin head. whicl, vas n vital mart Of tho COW,
and consequently TINT the front end WIS tie
cuw, mud tho COW was out Of the jurisdiction
Of tho ponn,l-kccpcr, being in Manchester.
Tho learned Justice boforo whom tho caso
,yos brought, after consulting tho authorities
NJ to ),otl, ends, decided in favor Of tho front
ond of tho COW. and fined the poun,l-
1;ccncr a1nn ThAn co,,nsol for TIM roar end
Immediately appealed 10 tho higher court
mud tho coso was rchcard, During tho sec.
ond suit It was satisfactorily proven that tl.o
, 1875-02-27

Two items Of the Snntlry Civil Apprppria-
tion bill designed, in n feeble why, to rccog-
n;ze md conciliate tho artists lobby were
stricken out yusterday by the House Commit
tee of tho Whole. One Of them allowed
$4,000 for the purchase Of CAnrssTEa's
Emancipation Proclamation" md tho
other appropriated $4,000 for Miss RAM
aon's printing Of Con. THOMAS. Weare not,
ns general thing, opposed to small o1pouai-
lures for tho encouragement Of tho fine arts
aud tho adornmontof the National Capitol;
but this seems to bo peculiarly unit time
for tho qualification of aesthetic notions. Aud
even If tho ti,no wera proper, tho sundry
Civil bill is not tho placo for such m appro-
priation.
, 1875-02-27

40 wo anticipated, tho 1rou. Anaua CAM
ERoS, scnatcf-elect from Wisconsin, denies
utterly tho statements lately attributed to
him by tho Milwaukee Scntsnea. llo says ho
hns siwaya been n Republican, ana always
intends to he; ho will 20 into n Rc-
Publican caucns; lo will not net will,
i!so Independents. Tho Milwaukee, Sell
tincs, which set the story nl,out Mr.. CAMERON
etioat. has been uotorio5sly INACCURATE antl
disiugc,,uora in allnattcra relatins to tho late
Sonatorial CAUCUS but VIC arc somewhat sur.
priscl that it should nssoii Mr.. CaMEnoN witt,
tho samo weapons 1t used against tho active
antagonists of Alr CARPENTER. Mr.. CAMERON
il not 10 bla1ne for being Senator.
, 1875-02-27

poactl by tho people Of The Southern States.
They want to ho rorpetnatcd In Office a,Nl
powor ngninst tho will OF tho majority, mud
they wnit to llavo tho army Of tho United
States ut their service for TINT purpose. 1a
tllero n man In Illinois who IL willing to givo
tho present President or any future prcBi-
tlent tito power, Dn lis own motion, to mnrcli
MI army into 1llinoiH, tlcpoao Tho Governor
md tho State otlicoH, tArn tho State Govorn-
mont over to n corps Of military officers,
suspend the courts, establish martial Inv, mud
llnvo tho elections Of 1876 or 1880 coutroll-
cd, managed, an1 directed by officers Of tho
nrny iii tliroct Rubjcction to his own orders !?
II not in Illinois, why in deorgin, or Ken
tacky, OF Texas? Every reason that opposes
the exercise Of such power IN Illinois MP.
plies against its exercise anywhere.
Can tho Republican party, "n.lor tho qnes-
tionnble probability that by tho exercise Of
sscl, a power tho Electoral voto Of four Of iivo
Southern States may be forcibly secured for
tho Republican party in 1876, afford tic cf-
feet OF the rassngo Of such n Inv upon tho
popular mind ut tho North? Will tho froo
people OF tho North submit to such MI out-
rage? Will they not resent it at tho polls,
mud will they not, with cordial unanimity,
sock to protect themselves in tho future
against similar ou.ragcs by n conplcto change
Of rulers in all branches and departments OF
the dovcrnmont2
W. trust that tho wisdom md prudence Of
q sufficient number Of Republicans in the two
Houses Of Congress may defeat this most dnn-
gorous and impolitio Inv. It's Enactment will
provo to 10 a gigantic political blunder.
, 1875-02-27

Reports this morning from Louisiana hold
out s,nall hope of n final acceptance OF tho
WuEE1Ea compromise proposition by oil tho
parties concerned. Tho 3lcEncryites md
the ANTOINE negroes, 1t is snil, aro irrocon-
cilab1e. Dut il all this is true, tllcro 1nay
still be d fair prospect Of peace in Louisiana.
A Government recognized, upheld, and be-
longing 10 tho majority would 1e a great I'M
provement over anything Louisiana has had
Gor many q long year.
, 1875-02-27
OUR EXPORT TRADE,

uya Inv. o1roo5v ,oiIoj +hn nttont;on ~ +bn
ro,,ars ~ I'M, tc,,n,,,, =, t,,a c,ron,ar, sont
ant hr ~, = III, U.;s;su oo,ra ~ phil nh,,.;1a, ,
III III nno -, tno,n ia a,,;1roasa5 to .fmr INV
1rol;nr Dorrouarto,;voa woah,no o,,, n n ),
tho othor ~ tho nn1,1;o ronorollv nsr- ro,ra
ohsrr1 ;,oon,nonta lawn ,yors rsgor ,;rcr,otad ~
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t.... 49,, 2-;.,, ~ 1890. ma.a ~. :. 49,.
as."a ~ 49, t.a.. - - 1'eJ ~ p.a.na.;s, r,.o',
W. o III, .t pra.o.,,onst M ,aao- S,t .l'a
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ln1!aas'la 'a 4s'e"ua a,, aun s0''Se.ssa =. s..
.4'e'n' 4HoJ "ona ,, ''.''o ~ Appetu '4'''s
.,'o'i euol,s "'o a!soo.eu ~ sae ptuso'.4ou W
su'eu eoo4'ts, ~ aun "eat1"o!1'' wv
aa'l''1'at ~ He cua'n1eta'a "ut'a ~ ctl8es'
~ "'s' = noppy suousas ~ ane Aea6uo ~
a3al, y s'o Sota p.o'ee1!oa ios efsa.s'
put 10 WIS no' sofy 'nsohuous, itosec'soa
opcAeu Wv ~ 'n' s.ND u .ss'4.o'.si7 y, 40 'Ao
, 1875-02-27

per 100 lbs. Ifighwines wero tnot1orntcly ao-
tive, and strong at s1.oc por gallon. Flour
was dull n,s.l firm. Wheat waa active, attt
1-:@;Ao higher, closing Mt 81 1-ac cash, aud
81 3-4c for April. Corn wna more nctivc,
and 1-2c higher, closing at C+ 1-2c for h1nrch,
md II 1-ic for May. Oats wore moro activo,
and 1-A@1-eo higher, closing ut 6ac for
March. Ryo waa dull and ca.Bicr ut osc.
Barley was In better demand and stronger,
closing at $l.13 for March. Ioga were
fairly active md steatly. sales nt 9G.15@7.T.
Tho cattle and sheep markets wcro qsiet aud
nnar
, 1875-02-27

Il DILL AZ 0A4*1s AVA NiA14 4AAAit
We arc inclined to think tint Alr. Miller,
formerly Town Collector iu tho Wcst Divis-
ion, aud now membor Of tito Legislature
from Cook County, is entitled 10 tl,o credit
or rathcr the discrctlit, Of having introduced
the most nbsurl aud unjust proposition TINT
hns been 1nndo in tho present Legislature.
This is saying good deal, but not too much.
Wc refer to his bill taxing foreign insurance
companies doing b,1s'ncas III Illinois per
cent on premiums received, which means
thoir gross receipts. We should pass by this
proposition as too monstrcus to be in my
dangor Of adoption, if our present rovonuo
system did not contnin ono just az outrageous
md not unlike it in nature, viz. tho taxing OF
mortgages after having tazc.l tho also lanl.
We are therefore constrained to no.
tco Mr.. 1I1I1EH's bill in tho fcar
That It nlny receive serious considera-
ton, though it is scarcely necessary to ro-
mind thinking men tint it 10 wrong in prin-
ciplo md cacu1atol to work tho grcatest in
jury to tho business interests Of nil tho cities
and yillngcs in this Stnto. We should tllinls,
from tho nature Of it, tint Mr.. MILLER lived
in tho country and entertained the most pro-
for,,1 cnrto,npt ff,r n co,nmercinl 1netroun1is
;,,:.,, -, H., .1ao J., c,,;.o,,, ,ro oo,, ,>r1,,
o..,a;,' liz ,,1anaa;t:.n ~ H. hrnotho.;,
lint la ,,ns a nrofnnni1 CONTAIN ut for al ,,ron.
ortv.;ntoros,y
~ harm with . +ox m Tim ,roes rcce,nts
~ .,,- 1,',r;,a,, !. r,>ta;, ,;voa w. or,.. :,
oo;nts hv ~ ,noons rorrosont t,,o nro,1t. ~
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n4o ~ ,n,ro,,ont ,sho n,o,,oo ~ mouov vi.
1ao, ,nns nor NV, w 1orca nv ond nno,,,or
,norc,,ort Io;no n s,ro1,cr ,,usinoss 1,nt ~.
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49,, h,,s;,.oaa l.; ~ ctoto !, o1.o 49,, wise.
, 1875-02-27

Tho Forco bill reported by agreement OF
tho Republican caucus Was debatotl Mt MI
evening session OF tho 1.owor House of Con-
gross yesterday. A voto on It will DO taken
ut o'clock today. l1r. lsAA1sE md other
prominent Republicans lnye spoken strongly
in opposition to cortan foaturcs Of the bill,
and will uso their utnloBt oulcayors TO secure
ita essentinl modification. The hadtas corpus
clause il the princiral object Of nttack.
, 1875-02-27

In Marc1l, 1872, L. @. C1nL11s, stock.
holder in tho Pacific Atail Company, applied
10 the Supreme Court of Kings County, Nss
York, for ell injunction to restrain A. D.
SGooKwEnt., then President Of tho P. H., AID
others from misapplying and wasting thu
funds. Tho matter WINS sont to roferes
Mr.. J. s. LAwnRauE. The Testimony taken
before him March 16, IS, 10, and 20, 1914
mud now published, gl,owe como interesting
facts. SrooKwEn1 was as ignorant on Tho
stand rs SouuaAKxn. He might hive sold
81, 600, 900 OF bonds belonging to the Com.
pany, and ho might nat; he might ha7s
loaned tho Company's. funds to mon wh'
used tllom to speculate In tho Companys
stock, md he might not; perhaps he lad aa
interest lit those speeu1ations, and perhaps b.
hWl not ;-ho really could not remember thsss
"details It WIS shown, however, TINT th'
funds Ind been recklossly loaned for stock.
jobbing purposes, and that the stockholders
wero boing ruthlessly iloocod by the Direct
ors. Then ca,no this interesting bit Of teati.
mony, ny,-espocially interesting now:
Q.-ls thcre bl!l pending before Congroaa reAtlos
w,,u.ss ~ .ay,r. ~ conns0, rafn,s1 IN .n.rrr.
80 d.. .,, IN .,or,,,nr In a,h,,~ ,a.t,pe u
..sn..s,. wi a.. .m.,,,. Ca,sr.rv.
Vitncsa declined TO Answrr this question also.
OILS thoro any pcrson, or ara theEa ara any person.
~ n."s " - " ""ass n1"A ~, r>'" 10 as...,.. 4,
.".a .a, ,,,ss "1~ Irstr ~ an.nt ~ III. con-.
~ 49, =" ~ =. 49, ,t,.. ,antno ont 10.
;s.s.n... ~ 49, Ga....a- That - to ontv p.t
.oO .,,0 IN w"sh,nstnn IT. M Xh,n, ., Nav Nav yors ou.ids
tho regular officers Of tho Company, on buansss Q: h
paelno Mall steamship Company. There ne'sf ~ ~
boon any ono II! Albany Or IN Nov YORK on ta. -.
ca,o,,nv 1 Il. or .'ot ~ xa.ts n st s.r M prnposeo. m
GLOW can hs represent tho interests Of th. Con-
rany Ia waahiugson7 A.-Thst Is bsss known 10 our
se!ses.
, 1875-02-27

A Washington dispatch tAia morning says
that tho announcement Of the final sottlo-
ment Of the VirginiaH question Is premature.
A1ruosso hns not yet been formally
recognized by our Government, anl
1t Is therefore Impossible Tint the
Negotiations touching tho Virginius
should hare como to Aual Termination.
Doubtless tie event will show that soluo
sort OF M understanding haa been arrived
1t and That the recognition Of ALruosso will
be immediately followed by trausfer ef tho
V1ginius papers.
, 1875-02-27

The passage by tho Illinois House of tho
Interest bill, intended TO remove tliscrilnina-
Aons against foreign capital seeking invest
mont in this State, il nattcr for gcn,'ino
congratulation. Wo hayo alroatly shown bot1,
tho justice and oxpetliency Of protecting fer.
sisn capisal o. jcnlously rs our own.
, 1875-02-27
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.


nAvEs or arpscarp17oH trATAttx IN A1TiHo1h
POSTAGE Prepaid Mt this 011cs.
pAy, l.t.t..,...,8t1 .{N,I Weekly. ysas....8 1.n!
IN. MsNkly,...... u.50l Ei1o cor!cs.",.... .5'hU
HnndAy tIlit!on4 Ten eoplss........- 14.OO
tloubS1 kfaeAt..... NAOt
Tarta Of ye4r At tho osras sste.
WANrEo-uns scAVo AEant IN each Town and Tfl1Ags'
Apee!s arrangements mads with such.
Specimen copfes scnt frnn.
70 prevent olay And a!nsfen bo pnre and xtrs Poss'
Df9ee sddrtss In lal. Including State and County.
may b. n,ado oithcs BY dsaft. ctpreM. fost~
G,des sfdsg or In registered 1sttoEt At our risk.
TENAs CIT eUnHCh1pENk.
patg delivered. Sunday cxeeptd, 1 c3nts ror week.
pnu5. d4!isersd, Runa5 snca 1e 40 cents nHr woak
Addrsss TitH TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Cs<ns7 Madison and Dsarborn. sts.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-02-27

With what unqualified abhoneace ana W..
ten.pt must tho Bainte Of Ralt Lake CITY IT, -.
Tho man fnl1L1r sHArKs, tho convicted @~o tsa
er OF VAN YALKEkuxNu. Yaaza aad yetS ~
legal enactment OF tla Territory LETT 1t opeosa IN.
with ths orrnR 0entllo whether ho should s4. ~
down and oas OF hts mortal col! By any w hs
three modes Of e1eoatlon,-~hether, 10 hn g.. =
should bo hanged, ahot or guil!ouneo' ~"
tho kindly otFez was extended 10 P1tnt1P aa.t a4st
that depsavsd being rat stol!dly. md Es@as as.ss
with hsuAA indiHexsnos to III Aa@sos s'
, 1875-02-27

attention and proposes a rometly. 10 nav IN
Our EngliBh Indebtedness, tho Lcagno says tn
o,tr law-ranking representatives, "You musI
increase tho duty on imports md give nll TIM
money received from increased duty 10 I'm
exporter NJ n bounty.' Tho old morcaut;l,
system over again. Tax imports, pay n
bounty on exports, md grow rich. Tho Anti.
Cricis I1cagua'a recommendation Ii only n MA,
for higher protective thrill than wo Layn
yet. Whnt e'so can an increase OF duties III,
imports 1nonu2 Protection Inns not 1rotectol
enough, and the "Antf-Crisis F" men cry mi
for moro. We should llnve taken tito circ,,.
laya sent us hinge juke we're it not tia, w
have too many rcasons to l;now tint they we,e
intended In nil Rober earncst. Yet they brs,
t1leirownrefltation on tfleirfacc Wogranttr,
in order to l'qnidato orr foreign irtlobtcdnes,
wo n.,,st export more than VIC are nuw tloap.
But VIC cnuuot, by inscribing OH our stasuk,.
boolta nm enactment to the effect tint tl,e,s
shall to bounty on exports, pay CIR E,,ns.
pean creditors, or tint tho means to pay tlep,
Where, we would like to know, ia tho bounty
contemplated to come from? From m n.
crenso on tho duty OH imports! hut woul
not an increaso on t]lc duty OH imports, l.i3h
~ Tint tinty is already, prevent importation
md tend to diminish tho revenue obtained
from TINT source at present? 1saise tho tiusY
and you diminish tho imports and obtain q,
bounty to pay any ono. Tho only effect IT
tho passage Of the law recommended wo1ilI
bo to "rrotect" the privileged classea still
moro.
Tho means Of making our exports cqual 10
or to exceed o1ir imports is not that recon-.
,nendcd by the Auti-Crisis Lengue. 1t is tl.s
very opposite Of it. Wo do not export NOR,
not because we 10 not produce it, but be.
cnuse tho protective tariff Inns for effect 10
increase tho cost Of production Of oyery a.ti.
clio protected. Our protected articles, beca,ro
OF protection, cost moro tllAn tho sa,ue nrli.
clcs produced elsewhere. 11enco tho world
buys them elsewhere, not from us. Tia
moment tho Government taxos the imports.
tion Of any nrticlo, TINT moment tho l.oma.
producers put up their figures or tho laborns
put up thcirs. Without protection, we enid
nifortl to compete with Manchester an1 Shet.
fold, Paris md 1'crls. AIR. CANNES, one Ct
tho most cn,inont economists in England.
probably tho most clninont since tho death of
Dir. nI1It, puts this question: ~ beg u:s
reader to consider whst it moa1t ly tic RI.
legged inability OF Now England and pcnmgl.
vGnia to compete, let III Soy, with Manches.
tor and Sheffield in tho manufacture Of calco
md outlery2 What 1t means, and what It
| only can mean, il, tlnt tloy aro unable to do
, 1875-02-27

JEFF. DAVIS, it is said, Inns counseled tho
GARLAND Government in Arkansas to offer all
armed resistance to President GRANT in caso
he attempts to rcinstato DEoo.ia without tho
authorization Of Congress. Tho rul,lor IL a
likely ono to come from tile friends ot
1snooKs It is ingonioully calculated to in
turc GARLAND. JErr. DAVIS waa so uns,lc-
ceasful in Ills own rebelious enterprise that
his alyica is not now hold In high repule.
, 1875-02-27

Senator 1foRrox'a bill to establish u per-
mancnt method for counting tho vote cast for
President and Vice-Tresidout passed the Son.
ato, md, atrangs to say, there wero as many
~ twouty votos against it. Tho present
method il prescribed by what is known as
tho twenty second joint rulo of Congress-.
Under tint rule tho Senate aud House meet
i'll convention, and tho returns Of tho Elcoto-
rnl yoto is opened and announced by tho
President of the Senate. III cnse no objec-
ton IL made, tho voto is recorded II objec-
lion il u,atlo, tho two Houses separate md
consider the objection. II either House de-
cido that tho vote shall not bo counted, tho
vote OF tho State is rejected. Tho result Is
that it requires tho consent of a minority of
both Houses to count the returned vote OF
my stato. Tho possible consequences Of
e,lcl, a r,l1o when tho rejection OF tho yoto
Of State may chango tho result Of tho cleo
ton, nro dangerous. II Republican
Senate rofuso to lot tic vote of
Alabama bo counted, Democratic
House may reject tho voto Of Massa~
chusctts. LII this way tho whole elcc-
ton lnny bo not aside. Tho refusal to count
| In cnntlltlnte having tho majority OF tho
Electoral voto conld only result in civil war.
10 nyold theso consequences this bill waH
prepared and Inns now been passed. Under
tho original bill it required tho concurrence
Of bot1 Houses to reject tho vote Of The State.
| lint to this m amendment was mndo TINT, In
any caso whore ticro wcro two or moro ro-
turns from State, the agreement OF the two
1louses rs to which Of these returns is tho
trio nnl valid ono is mado necessary. In
cases only Of contest 10 tho agreement Of the
two llouses necrrsary. It is 10 10 regretted
that this I'LL providing practical remedy fol
very dangerous possibility will fail to b<
rcarhcd In Tho House. Tint body had tilnt
to pnss tho IL famous bill to incroago tazos lo1
tho benefit Of awhisky-riug aud tho protected
classes. alitl tlaya to wasto OIL sentimental Icy
islation, but will probably lot this measure
lay OIL the Speakers tab!o and bo lost.
, 1875-02-27
'Ul)p Gb1es1un UIilhua1e.
Saturday Morning, February at, 1875.
WITH SUPPLENE llllna lllnat1T L Z.

hlr. M1KK MCDONALD Inns been indicted for
perjury aud this world seelns to him hollow
ansl treachorous. Ho would like to experience
spiritual stnto in which tic wcasiad Keno
player oan have rest.
, 1875-02-27

11r. 4. c. l[Esssd WIS arrested mud taken
before u Justice OF tho poaco i'll Springfield
yoaterlay on charge Of assault. preferred
by o. newspaper correspondent. 4 man SO
conspicuous in public afrairs, anil who Inns
been SO long engaged i'll journalism as s1r.
HEs1No, ought by This time to bo pretty well
hardened to newspaper criticism. Tho fact
that he il not, mny 10 accepted ns evidence
either of sensitiyoness or wcnlness.
, 1875-02-27

N.ytCKKT,B THEATRE Mn4flsnu atr+et. bctwsc.
DesrboTn and stat. Engakenont oi charntts Cnshnan
Iftrxroou, =" Lady Macbeth" and +" Simpson O0.'
Eyenins, IL Damon anI Pyth!as."
, 1875-02-27

GRANT. orERA;nousE-Ci.tk. .treea espposts
Hbet1neu Uausp. Kelly i l.c0n'1 MlnstEnls+ "kfo1-
EIow," Afternoon AMI srcnluK.
, 1875-02-27

uOOIEY% TlIEATRE-T,sndo,oh street. hntEtrn
Clark and tAaA1e. "DotA " and Jenny II1us' Al
&arnoon and evening.
, 1875-02-27
TO.pAY's ADJUSTMENTS

ACADEMY Y0RMus1C~-tia..trd .sr:et. besxsen Mad
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, 1875-02-27

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