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, 1869-12-02

xe11 cespoola Of sace and crime, and haze found
ans5e eorFen.sl atnospneso and Company where
tneY 20 out wiz enlarged capac1ues and disposi-
inns 10 DO evil. Boys and g.rls era eurr9anded
b. Td sa ara hasdspea ett@.aa!s, .ao aze .seeped
I'D soelI death. These. .nd score
Tia old hfldeweh histoTy ano1M leach IL xls-
dom- i hss pso!sd both % the c1ty and convict
80 LIE Ese To- IT,, en- IT., Te,,Pshs, asaaay
enrsd Hsea ptoteeuon TO properly, End iss fetor-
e IT, IL & % 3; e. ssnaa5 sss 9Ds Ia
the reformation Of the criminal Is secured.
The RESTORATION Of cs1utna1a to society, with iu-
prison disCtpnne- -
Both reformation md Income are poas:hle-un-
a1ed se1er q q sas p9.ons asa psnsen
a11!e ;,L q o;hes states. The problem has been
Roenesser. u IN instsnes Of snea soceeal
Trey hare been made, BY tre wise management
o. unE.!1ag labor not only self-austAsnlng and
eoEe-Sith amps iparsIeats % I'd y xott.aops, at p
and l)nrastce, &cnoo1A aut chapel serTtceA Win
syttemsttc labor and thorough eleAnItness, The
l!fselflne Insulation, phJs!cA,ly and morally.
Unott ne VIE msnagement Of thoroughly coua-
ptseEt men It Eay become \ fountain OF healing,
6nI lofmtn9 y1cto11 men Aud women from theit
e,t! hahtsa aud lepsoas vsoea INTO good cittzena
4so~ II lbe golden tine for Chicago to ID.
auknrafe athorpngh reform IL thls prtson. Poll
ucaAn8 and omee-eeekefH have tempered long
enough H,sn the souls Of The s,c.ins Of Ttce aud
cs4ne, for the sake Of the HpolA Our CITY
Council hAA now The opportunity 10
mAfa the Chicago Brtde1elt model
ieSftfsttou that hns secured tot our sister city
Dettot exemption from = he3ys criminal tai,
viii also secure for Chicaeo similar good. and In
sue school Of relotm with bleaGtugs for the hun.
dreds Of uhto,tuuAtes Imprisoned for their csimeA
6halt not this good be consunmHses1, Independent
OF all aspirations for places they arc nut morally
or foclAuy compelent to Ill The citizens dc.
tnAnd II Lei It be dope. CITIZEN.
CH1CtCO, Dec, ], 1859
, 1869-12-02

Ntth u, bot cnnh Ind no b;n'se or 1umry, Itaen
sens Q the Office for ths oamphot, nd Win int
nnd ne s,, E.ss1 n.ned hi: hesd .alca %
eas:on % bsthe ~ D. I'd several unle, donuz the
p!5ot The la.t tine 4a.tr'i 1t te seemed ~ i
b. 81 toui b,1 to e; e. a. T.ea h q ec
lot ave Of 81 msnntea With hls head rrcnip9 o.
~ snontder. then lato him dosn and pathed
NJ NJ, aead sssin. snd Kept u nQ ios about fre .u-
and DO asd "Yea" So eept II % 10
9aai ns went 70 sleep. then wcnt and sat
s4a n asara NO Hosa complaints OF sur dut.
Me ooys up this morning. ! went over to Ast hina
ne lss aele 70 ket up au't found him lytnG on
r. n,s 1ssn a., sposs e a,@ but Ieol'as no aoawss
sna inn e,.ate.y notlned tho Superintendent.
no n,q s tss a sss taa "a, s asas
hc CON nnfDced 70 CTR and ests'ed BE- sIned he
coola a!e APO take tho boJes rlaoc, adding, "on-
y 70 think, bare lTed N ho1eat aod upright life.
and Low TO To tho carse Of that boy a dsath-"
IuK rO3r NOR1EX.
The ph.tEctan1 who made the post p4ortem ex-
animation presented the following ~ the resa,t:
that we hare this day made a r,oat sa1orttH exam.
tostion OF the body Of George Il. Miller At tho Re.
form School, md that We iound shout IN ounce
Of c,otttd blood between the external Menu
hsaue OF the brain and the atuil inst beneltn the
right naftetsl oone, and upon Inc middle part Of
The right hemsphefe OF the oraln Tnese were aono
Old adhealona Of the heart 70 tho pesica1dnm.
ahowiCk that he hsd 1T some tine h4d Indaume.
ton Of the heart s1ck. All the other orRana OF
the BODY were Icnnd to be tn \ healthy Condition.
1t u our opinion that the boy died Of compression
OF The btatu. tho result Of blow upon tue heHd.
which Euptutc0 somc Of the miuinEtsl nrteYtes.
There ~+rr, however, no bFul9es to be round Any
where upon the body 4. C. PITCHER,
County Pbza!cIan tor souta Caieszo.
y T. GuLkYr, n. D,
IHK VERDICT.
The lerv rendered the following verdict: That
the tstt George II. Miller catne 10 his death II
the Re1otm School, III the town OF Hyde Park,
County OF Cook, ntd State Of ISlluoli December
], 1859, from compression OF the bsaln, caused by
blow from lokded Ehtp-htoct, in the hands Of
md inflicted by one John Besstop, on the evening
nf November IN '
, 1869-12-02
AhUSEM EETs.


Tue AendelAsohn Qutnte;te Club has resurned
from Its rural wander.nEy, and last evening made
III reaprearauce upon tne occasion Of the nts.
conceEt Of isa regular winter season. At Crosby Z
Music HALL The Audtence Was = very goodly ono
IN point Of numbers, and sverJ AppreciAtlrt one
a1so. with ths exception Of two Or three people Of
boor1sh manners, who took occasion to leave the
ball II noisy way and In the midst
Of one OF the concerted pieces much 70
the annoyance Of the lsstecera The pro
granme, Al far ~ tho nstu lnstIumeutaj numbers
Wtte concerned, ~as seSere1y Classical eu1-
hrac1nR, a Il did, Beesnavcuf qutnsette n G,
Or =, snd Aeuaelssonn1 piano concerto IN q
pieces net With verJ pauent and ArpreclAilEe
heating. The Deethoren qu1ntes1e u one which
ony q ae agro I'd eaoaas
voices enouen ID ine .e1erzo and .aaas
Comprehension. 1 1ne o rasao eoucer,o d . sapeso
theme IN ne sna, int s'so IL the nrtsn', sparK.
piano teore. Mr. Fuchs had The pisno part ia nls
nA1df, the Club furnishing the sceompAn1ment,
and be sn.srpsetsd + Yin r.se s!easness. aod a
por1 Of me tt.thRt, his force was 10, OBJECTION
aaa % sos Ia 10
't Da. SsehtsaseE il Gseu1as," were Nenser
in Character. but although nnely plsyed.
Mr. He!sdl p,ayed au sz1A wltn VARIATIONS tor the
cute, BY EEtceialdi, with his customary elaborate
Mastery Of technique, and tu hi. encore delivered
worderful sustained trtL wh.eh INST have oeen
ruh ninrte IL duration. Mss 1eGny Bo1k 9aa
the vocalist OF the evening. her principal number
wh'sa @ sc .eemed 70 r. troataed ior s ores1s. !.
Otberw1se her rendering Of The rapid ait VIA very
c1etitah;e- The ne1t conceIs OF The Club tAkes
soona q lie Historical socetJ. IN ihe Ss.sa b.
ytAlpn- .-
, 1869-12-02

oeer.E!ass, cutting = desp eash therein. E1sa the
1tsaost e1s :. .aW frota Pnl TED nladkescn.ef
I'll tae ga d.y III oo.eius asoSs I'D
Cd Il II bat doing him t1ssics 10 say that bc VIA
nluck 70 The backbone. AID neses complained u DO
Tne!o i hardly sa1oon ia the cit, but ha. viii
nessed some at h,s pug1ltsslc EXPLOITS il WAS not
sre5J good a.J ior DsoAaE WITH hin uofess 10
the tnnneroe Of liquor he vas generally pro:ty
peaceable. bot tnAlnuch - he was q COO.
1tant dr1nkes, th,s frame Of mind did not ian
1efJ foDk- II va Customary With him to Ga fs9rn
SALOON to saloon, drinking with hny friend ne
might happen 10 ndcet. Ii nc met crowd WAjje
!a tq1oE. a1a there Fas noihing ssld to hin. be
WOULD 70 contHre TO net IN to draw Attention 10
himte.f. md thea voc - The luckIeas individual
Woo excited his ftr. uc Ioyed Qshtfu1 Tor the
sate Of u. and ueEeE seemed 20 happy u wben
log them for life. lie Was single msn. snd It rhe
Llue OF bis death, Hired somewhere on Sonlh
Mem sttcea lie Sas h1otncr-lp Law Of Detective
rerhanA no desperate who has ever lIred In
Ealcago PAS deutet 10 frequently aud 50 consp.c.
uouNJ u police Annals ~ toe deecaIed. IFS uare
ana e1ploasa Ne!e familiar 70 the hamhlcst police
Ean, ~ Neu as the Judge on the bench Sttl1 ho
always managed to escape punsshmen', wn4le hi1
itaa fuftunasc companions were sent to the County
1eA OF to States 1'r1son- He hss run the whole
The CHARGES made aSatnst h.: 10 he polt5e
tecoEds show sspe, awInalnE. tnsestng, roohery,
simple 81sAn1ss. assaults viii deadly weapons,
yasIshe5, A!sosdesaf coDaucs, drunkenness, and
AZ a pcllce omcer remarked Of him. ar has
been wonder that he has lived 50 long, coasid.
lie 6as been : seriea of aaiS.Ssesd,n escapes, Of
Tlotous Adventures. and OF criminal ttansacttonA
il may be temarke1 OF him "Tnst nothing 80 be-
ieft il" He has lefs feT behind hin to mourn bis
loss or 10 regret his death.
I'n.I Is the second Of his family who has met
with violent AM! unnatural death. some eoa-
ti6efHttN 11InE ktAr& he &Ad HfNlkFF wHn
, 1869-12-02
hpTtl PERSONALS.


Among the Arrivals At the u. James Hotel. res
tesdsJ, were Tho following: VIM. Scnuitze, Casl
Aelzc+ Thomas ltyan, F. II. Heipa1, wulf Fries,
md Mrs Dnas. Of sne boston Neudt.ssona
Quintette Club; 4. n. c, Wood, New YORK; !,
Casc, Cieve!and; Joseph R. Allen, Niles; M!en !.
IL s Wight, Doston; 1. II. Foulke, San Frxncis.
co: E u. Kellogg, Milwaukee, and II. n Bate
man, bloomington.
FREMONT Horsk.
tcfutJ. wttc the fol(oSlnR: Colocel CLARK E
dclpnia: J: n. ConveEse, lutiAna: Colonel Wm.
Ctapn an. U. = L.; Hon, George W. McCtary, ],
4. Veal, md sanuea y. Clark, Keokuk; Wti,iam
{. Coiburn, Detroit; Major F. q. Fztpuhas, aud
Captain J. F. GscFory, q. =. A.; ]. i. HAY, St
Lcnts Drslafeh; + E Kingsley, boeton.
eHExKAN HoExE
Among the arrivals et the Sne1uAn House. yes-
terday. ere the following: Colonel uArIts, United
Suites AfmJ: George Francis Train, on hss way
TO The White House, Washington, Ia c. William
" AfptAsb- MnNAuktos T. r. WA1tnn, rhAAdel-
phA: Colonel Van Arman, Seh-Ssks: A. +.
Nsown, Madison, Wis. !; George v. Morgan, New
1otk; 8 At0sworb. Aleaay, and G. Z. Cotton,
United S:2tcs Army.
hxIo0s uoCkH. ...
AM0rR The z77fBls At the BrtSgs Hou&e, Jes-
ttzdsy, Nero The following: Major Geo. r. Kols-
ton, Pennsylvania; Hon James r. Hollaud, Mts-
aachusetts; Charles Carter. Wisconsin: r. J.
Morgan. Cincinnati: ". r. Welding, St Louis;
H. Il OQs, Ails1akee: Joehra 8s0Rasor, De-
tlois; Nicholas Fsrtntrzharu, D1boque; Ro5laton
sssosser' New fo.k; Atcasson puffec, PnilAdes-
, 1869-12-02
PR1RaRiE kQtclds~
sudden Death of n Young Wnuan Cudcr
Hnsp&clonx ClrcumAsoucra.

A sudden ard soucwhat mysterious death
albeit the tufy re1Erred verdict OF "death from
heaIt disease "-occnkred at No. 13U Coolidge
street on yesterday afternoon. The deceased wa1
. Soung woGan Of . years, paucd Dozclnea Van
der lion. Fer soma time past she had been ut
wosk lot q saloon. ketpct VITO resides on Adams,
bet cen Stale street and Wabash arenue.
C.rtatn relatives o! the deceased live At No. 15o
Coxhdxe etreet. On last sundAy abe CANA to she
eouse and compla.ne.l Of = aesere headache- She
tenaa.ned at the house. On Monday she Was no
relatlves desired 10 call ph, aan but hne rather
opposed the idea, and said abe had some powders.
procured foE her by her employer, the Saloon
keeper, that wcre ca1culatea 10 remedy
tho cyil She took a dose. BE-
tween and O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon she
N NGau to Erow rapl11y Worse. Her relatives we're
sa'seut at the tine, but People lripg 10 another
portion OF the house tliscoy cre her condition, and
hurtttd TO Der nt sthtancr. She seemed 10 fertile
BHonr, and cunnnued to CIT, - These 70 vteTt arc
Killing mcs there powdera are Killing me!'' In
RAA taan half an hour Eton tho moment ot this &C.
we're attack, one 0! her Fel5ttres {su Aun} re-
turned She Instantly sent Tor Dr. 1teseler, bat
te.nye The aIt1sal OF the ply 5slclan the nnlo1tu~
patc girl had expired
The case created considerable excitement Ia
the Ecighbothood, aud nnuy startling fumors
were spneaIi abroad. One OF the poKoets WA
pIeecrteI and given into the hands ot \ chemist
to he ana'yzef. 1t resembles Seidle&x-EneIher II
Re such The nualysls viii no duuat denoust1nsc,
Meanw htle Coroner C1eayes has he'd an inquest
over the body. and The lnfF Ietufued verdict Of
"Dva.h from disease OF the nearl'
, 1869-12-02
Meeting at the Sherman Houss~

frfspaut 10 nctice, meeting CT the o1ces7
and etockholders Of the Chicago i t1tteburgh
Al1frE ahd Transportation Coal company with
the citizens Of Chicago, WIS held st the shcrmsu
Iiouse l1st evening. The meeting was large and
et hus:ass.c. ard Cclosel L p. Taylor, Wnosc his
tory IL tdentrhcd w1tn the prosperity And enter.
prize ct Chicago, and who, for tho past tea years.
hns been The bcas1cst mipe prter And Coal opcrs-
tor IN limos, Was introduced, aad madc state
fncnt Of the rtfnlt al bis Examinations OF the
property OF the company known Al the Cherry
Mines, nesr Pittsburgh, Peuns{lEAclt. Lit re-
. asked that turtpF nH boAness experience be
hal never seen \ tater opportunity for sht
tnrelment OF capital and lnpsessed upon
the citizens Of Chicago .ne Importance
Of joining with him In securing thts
coal property to Cnlcsga: thss The nine IS IL per.
feet working ostcT, and the coil the best bltuni.
nous reach1nR the chtcaR0 msSket, ~hfic IT. cost,
put down 10 ih]a nnfktf. xN considerably less
thsn lhe IAuous Btta. Hill nc vas rrcelTing
daily shipments Of 1t direct from the nine, and il
gave tho fullest eA1sf* cllou 10 his cus1omes* us
ncalHye'J affirmed that hAEipR such confidence
tn tho enterEtse Of thls company, be VAS prepared
to aAdSnce otter properly hero in Chicago, psJlng
him hAndeome reyenuet and invest the proceeds
Ia the fiocx Of tits conpsny. Its rcytex Of CHI
eaGo esslJ histoTJ Was deeply entertaining to tue
andie1 e, and his remarks tnEooghout ytfy enee-
s.se Pxfsfe8 desiring 10 arhsc1be 10 this valuable
+tock shcp.I cali At once At The cotnpsnJH ONCE,
No 1eo Dearborn street, Room !, n the bsokx
4 III be open bat a few d1te lonEtE.
, 1869-12-02
SOUTHERN LABOR PROBLEM
A Movement from tho West 10 tho
Cotton md SuERr Fields.

Cotton nuQ sugar Fields.
the cotton and suFaf eropz Of the sou.h aze
t aueng eiofe tae ast q 5annaFy ha
vest OF thcse staples noes not usually begin
in earnest TIL time n the fall when The grain
ane - aas xs
"hatvests' In This ia,ltnte ~ entirely over By
the middle ol September, when cotton picking
sfi1dine il stili . month distant 1t occurred
t. s bsnf[s as.t ,est The 9sss %; S .s
e s"e'f d. e ou s''' and 4 anSsr 3
octeoef 10 look for hann.. they succeeded be- e
! forcs ct ,ndas,rious .aboTers saIIle!eut to to
pick tnetr cotton and R1tnd their cane iBde-
pendent Of the unrsllsI!s uegtoes, who, In
went to Chicago, and chose twenty six men
ont Of 800 sppicants who offered their aervtce&
tel, ultl ApIi, when. il they des,re
70 they can setaru to- asstst IA pauine
!n tie crop Ia liinotS The New Orleans
rrun lie Gf asyA. t5stem Of ihtefch1nRe Of iahor,
Which viii te advantageous to both employer and
enrloyee, aE.i sro1d satisfactory solution Of the
nom see i GEMS.
and ether PORTIONS q he sI,e where taeE H lsoor
poitttE these taaoref1s We lentu, Il
but fl. per MAD, the railroad Illinois Ce3fEaD
cbarRire Is to Ealrc, aud The steamers q from
Cairo 70 this po:at u cdRrse thn does not 1n-
clude ra,,uDr, which, We presume, may be rick
ontd At about City cents per day.
tafa nom the Ness Aas atnooai Of
ekllcd md Tcl1abie labor al vcsJ
reasonable rAteE, and tho large arrivals re-
teIred 70 above prove that the.I eses are being
opened to The TACT In every way these White
aud Intelligent labofers afe preferable to
As:atic ,upoItassons, and It adords u. pleas
M tias OF e,u,rrat'ou from the % Mesi 10 ,ee M soa,n
Unt Lies Of transportation and our Southern
people should encourage 1t; for The South
nssHs 3sts millions o. o. study 5so9sn 70 UNI ner
nts.es iuto agricultural FAraAtteA TO rte
latoring Een ct the West the South extends
richer tban any ihey have ever dreamed OF, and
cheap: and people with whose customs taeI can
readily AS51MiIAlh.
, 1869-12-02
LOVE AsAuka THE ACTQRS.
4 Gonsedy with s1nns CturnctcFa und IN Iu-
tslcAtc I'lot-Excltin3 Domestic
Frncn1 nt 4 uelet,

Sweethenris and wives are a,ninrnt,v nro,er ,o,
, n.n n ,.s noe..ssra =, aas snen"I ~ popss TOT
~, ~ oo p.es.ess" o.,-eaco IN ner proper
su5o' out one o1 nofe o1 tne lofmeft at Inc aaDe
limo Yol have one Of the latter, ts extremely lts-
yet cnn,d +. m h,;rd nn.j .1nn,s .. ~
80, s"s..'t,o - ~ w.. 4aa n>1pu =. W naAo fe-
lu.1. 1,, ,a .n'o tos eeefeo oemnaons o'
quite through The corjp2al perlcardiqu. The
latest raid of tA,x NJ. .no,tc.l H,.,a a,.f.,t.
have 10 record. Enf ubon the thrn,ric3ft nm,es.
re,son fhxt .esrFal ,users -, ~ g..Stsstu ~ sus
were kmiIten atife ana At tba sstns i,ms e. ~
ttis uitle tonsnttc Ira,ns Tc hsre nnt nrT.tv ~ ~
three, THE fncts ia Ihfs IL. deveionmsn, ~ ~ y.
c,ai AND n1afe. s,onaj ernentrtcits Fre anont ~
iolio1a: '-e'>''' '-'' "A~ ~
the honor TO be ma,Tied sun r. t.anr 4 mr. ~ *
iaIre ho,eia On Tnnftnnh n,I~et %a~.. rsen &c
fonr onihs eployirg tne raiher in,ecnre rant,,rcs
ular n,eu bers If n dramatic enntn.nr ri ni.ttap tp
"1iRu the Court House" Ahoot tte n1iy t1ts.r
Gle that fate throw ii the Way of ,ne foyers VA
were being lefrauded. This esoloususs tar ionS
time. however, was uare Worued bT siscoyer1. anH
only resulted In forcing the end MIN and TIC ifoui
mar 10 forego their interviews With their ret
lambs. Here the wolrea were as 10y. hut lore,
Ike any streauu, II damned. viii break ont atresb'
and rush Hl.h Increased volume mud force ia
And 1nus DID their. Tue two Msr4.
ouc uamse!s pound forth their pent.up
3ebrnlt 81 u thelr = II1r14 i Sofe2'' upon frS.
grant gilt etged, duly Addressed 10 MI. aud
hi: -. and w.1h fond hearts, Jo,ous emotions,
AID trembling hands deposited tnem IN the of1ce.
sei thrill Of delight a. Ft&Rlning tae connection
OF the n,ag1 e,ic current which had been iccapo-
rari}y broken betHten them and their Idols. Dut
how 10 answer theae dear, Delightful bilIets. thsT
did not know, 1or the Ethiopian dtlIueatar Ii not
neeetfe.iy cbtycrBant wtth she art Of Ie1te1n anb
Ii thlA lusisrce neilher cnIAI cIre IN rsn4r tna
"feeiluEs'' win which III tsoaStn WIS a.heattnE.
No tirOe was nunteessas.tx lest hnwrrpT. for tnev
eonent a mutual iriend whnsa shiiity Ia SnTIfs
but;at corr loye-Ictters thtv rrcnentIrd hr erf,.
ploJtrk bin as inefr auan1ena,ss y ~@1''
Tlraura hi. chsnnei ronmnnir,,,cn 20. po,,
up between lie par;ca mil fcM .1ays sn nsPe
when The wives Hno lad tent an she "iert II
covered the ti,us,,on q! ntya,rs Wh.t ic,cedt S-
ateJy na,se BETWEEN fcn nm the,r nnsaI5 AZ,
moi rart tre hnt On TnesdsV tnc1 s1, ~ e'1
dc 1oun9 Iat{tess aaa Il IA nH.r.;aos ,hsI tneeo
Nna a xt,rfiy wnr for iine Ihnn"i = y, ~" ,
no c,snnns a,s srns,aT ,, tno1Sn ltA oeiteSed
II T. knnnosa5 that arn ~ " w *. HaA
smc III. sntns,at fhn v ~ nusoanas
49, t.4Ass*tIA "t4 AaS EpVukev wuV
, 1869-12-02
LEAD PIPE THlEyES.


One Of TQrties : detectives, while passing down
DenrboEn street. between Washington and RAN
dolpe, about hAu.paako 3 O'Clock yester1ay morn
tnR, rotced Two uea going into the arca way be.
tween Two buildings, and prcaentlJ come out
again with esg, which waa, seeninRsy. yet7
heavy lie followed them TO l1nk ahop on Ne,is
aiees, and. after Eena,u,ng outside few mig.
nses' .e Meu. in ato kaK the proprietor weighing
!Saa r.pe - sod the two men standlnKiueas ~, He
wnsn, s 0es ina s''fn nar ~ 1amst aas. CT 4 4ssy
acknowledged fhAt On the ntRht
os ,he seEd ak. the{ had broken into Woou1
pltMbinR shop, on state GtEctt between Ran.
oolph md Lake, and carried pG about eighty
POUNDS Q. lead p!pe. aud that on the slh ihey
entered fhe tame ploca and took away about oae
n9nated H pounds Eofe Also that thcf broke in,o
Millans plumbing anopt ta tbs Methodist Church
stole eighty poupda They had sold eN too lad
pipe 10 !he anne dealer III jnuk. aud about three
hundred pounds. which were discovered, were
etl1ed by Captain Turtle Tho thieves
atao acknowledged that theJ had
confederate, and that his n1me Ha1 Smith. An
oincef FaS hent with ono OF Them abJut II O. CLOCK
10 md Smith, md while walking on Clark street
met him with bag, containing lead pipe, On
his shoulder. eut!h siid be Nax plumber, and ii
the of1ctr wuu:d 70 Nilh him 10 the shop where
1e worked be would prove that ali was correct.
They waEdered a1ound sone time, endearoriLe
70 dad the shep, bat a. It seemed lnprot&ole Itai
theJ would ever reach It, Bmtn ~As taken to the
AfUorJ and locked up. Toe trto !llhaEe hear
ibE a. toou ~ the stolen property, Wn{cn IL At
captain Turtles ONCE, Rooms - and II, No. 50
laaAlle atrcet. la Identified BY the oKnesa.
, 1869-12-02

ms,tsbly besntlfnl samples ct thu lind Of WORT,
and ecnh6aen copies of s1ch We!LkuoFp Hpsks a
the "venua do NHo;" the toKer aad
az f,snae; e .ae En- ,,A ~ 4, ss,hs 6
Of Pull ocrs," Att Fedi; "Tne Rspe Of ioe s.
baoes" ftpn the ce!ebrsted Rroure by Jppn Of
Ho.oXns; CAnoraa "venul:% ths "Tsnus Of
Sht SHELF" Csnovah "dr1nea:T uCapId sud
PsyGne:" TIE "Fenus de Aedlci:r Michael An-
Eelo1 "navtd:' TnorvajdtenI "E1s;" tTas
stseE Fed1: no .Apono Beisidsro;" = Apollo
9e 4ed.e4 :" aod "Ar,adne and the Loo." Au1oue
ne bsunIes eIe 2upefp figures OF D7ots, Fku8t
~; nMs1gps5,1s Aspaatophi!ss Milton. Ga,!lso. tbs
R,.ssn,Senns a,1i,.,s T. tas B:tox .tTacs
sad Z dfnEsae5 Of nn!sn. Aem1 uovc1
s,n,t,o, hSa'on tSn a., r,raso also hsye on e.
IT, Fngnases s,or1." a coiored Ho11.a, noId.
19E nef en!1d By The band. IL telling her a:ory to
o Wotttlef, @ bsecher. and oajHson. Tno artist his
not only succeeded Admirably IL his couapoxls1ou.
Hhicn u relJ natural In Character srd grouping,
.at 5l*o u the poftr1ith Another aroupe Il
snothy xpected from him, called - Tbs Parting
Man greas tA1te IN selecpob, ind embraces The
vcsJ latest productions Of The European studios and
4I1etones, III &iabasttt hspuze, plaster, ctay, and
, 1869-12-02
THE LATEST sWtAplE.
vllInsnous Conduct OF Chicago Emptpymen
Agents.

VIC nnd The folio ring nyr1cie IN the St Lo7ia
AcpnAiean Of the s0th nit: A few days stnes
VIC made uen,'on of some ntly-stx men being
shipped hera frpu Chicago, en- route Tor come
lebee work On the rires below, and, amer having
paid tbe.r fare to an eup,o5 n ent agent In Chi
csfo, found themfeavea descrted here BY said
pRent or representative YESTERDAY some Of Iac
victims OF this es!tept sNiodfe handed Cnlet ut
Police Let the following a1ldavts:
x.ldj Lasds.en. Fd Hot!eae. {. J. joba.a1 aana
sshfr1eb Eaft IS hn+an. GALL G.zlsnt th..
"Wednesday, the s4sh dsr Of Novembef. is, zach and
the 1rfdiah mfkrant Atsocts:iou No. II roth CLARK
stIett atc.t Block 10 tie ctI ot Chicago luois,:
u :1 Of saa nRin a5e teae* e ssn;r.sf -
trantpoItaion from Chiesto to st. louia, and frou
1t Louis n Aetland. M.s aoa that Ga our 1rE1va
A4tl4n5 *e werc to work On lcrce At wAEet Of 80
lIte Tb.t % The day Following a.kea e be f;eed
aud tuntract aud hayr tbs money refunded to
skieh hst rtfns<d We were rent to st Louis in
ehasre Of one whose nsrac Il unkn II sad
faf fhe no1+r pAtd The n. and only, Alter much
IL '1s - t I'd. 1.5isnd. kis1:dpaL' "a our srsIsI
e A;hsna. Il tb nan ~ Who 10 eaa.s tsh u
htrles. snaditisn Niitou fsiend., work Or iaonsJ,
sed cue Il u. h1y,ns ialn,as;
err Josa.es. j. sehs1ea aa n.a
Johcson. Carl j. tall,un.
.Subecsb+d sud s*ofu 70 before this 9Th day Of
"o't"Ses' L. - IN, IN L. o. Bnzr, Not.n rabue.-
This document spcaAs Tor itself, amt we nope
MI lead to thorough inresalgation Of thenAttel
In Chlc8go.
, 1869-12-02
THE NEW CITY BRlptNELa.
II tie Etisor c/ Iht cAsea,o Tibaas:

10 ne EtIsoF y 1k1 CAknsV 1T11aAs
As the tiue approsene4 for the completion Of
the new Cty Br1de veil. II b not strange toAt the
public ehould eytnce deep interest ~ 70 IL future
md sncceSa ThAt the old Bride Fel
hAs been a failure Ii alunos1 evetJ point of riew
for which prisons arc designed, few wiz deny.
THIS n1J b Attributable, p soma degree, 70 TIA
tlr. constructed build1nef. 70 the want Of peoper
drainage, and The consequent fool and lmpfeg.
ualesi apaatDents, thnp neutFa, xtnR. 10 souc ex-
tcs /, ptbc1Hme wholesome s2nlEAty nneAS1fH
Tlrse VINO hare statedly v11tted The Apszt,aen,a
Of the old B1!deweu have found nJ1Ad expert
eaoe that retotmsiton. n11n soea saf7noodlngs'
Eq@s ct ~ nEaAss4 hsle bses nfHa hpm 6e
, 1869-12-02
Tho Rabcpck Exttueuixhor.


Probably no Invention OF this generation hsA
met with 10 much popular approval IS The nab-
cock F.te E1s.nFulshcs. snd simply becausa II u
Z machine Of genuine merit The following let
ter y = saupie o. the correspondence that u aAay
pourtnk In uron the companJ In this city:
DEAa SIaa: ftate 5oar E11tnEutshes \ ksoa t.ial
one EfsE as9 4 1T Il ft.da! hso nreks eut r. The
"a By ntStnaee. md the noos eaakhs dre think the
Efuu the uc4ds Of aSrtnE tke houee which
u yezy ane one teost: $&an enc yesf eso}. Fivc
1aInntrs delay md could not hare been saved
'EosftST. III, Nov .. 1860.