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, 1869-02-28

Ia recent article we sought TO give
come wholesome caution to the specula-
tors in resi- estate who hare jumped up
the p1ices of land. In some places To
e'x'y dollars per front foot. si1 miles
distant from the Court House, We think
that the warning was we'll tinEd and
that such is The average opinion OF the
community, Our volatile evening con-
temporary, the Post, took issue with Us
On the whole scope Of our a1licle, With
cut, aa it appears, having given much
II fiction to the subject, TOR La smother
ertic1e in It's issue OF Saturday It sayg:
| "A,,hosat the outlook IL thus hnpeful, tt,s bet
ter to 20 too eow thsu too fast. and 1t 10 prop.f
to act with cellttrauon AID caution - we'll ~
ny ~ e. ese daases ot eat ss1.as.s eos;Sss sos
ecnsaoe hsnts, bu. tne1r fo1ee and tho bsl,ef ,hn
uves il iaeiy ncdncd " thehct hat one Of The
| psops.ctcis ot that paIr ~ hauLtitE the real
estate neta imntd:a ely a0er the pub.le,tnu Of
barrsi1s. which 81 eesr' aSsicie might pcs.
silt, bare xe11ered sstsitabis.''
Il The Post had given little reflection
10 lis eecocd arkicIe, CT had taken the pains
10 inquire into the truth Of Its allegations
concerning "one Of the propraetors o.
that paper" il would have found thai
they we're wholly talfe. The s:asemen
in ,be Pot amounts to 9 charge o
professional turpitude and persona
! baseress for which there Is no
ore io1A Of fourda'lor. Eq1.!ly baseles
is the charge put forth by that pspe
!. that the arucle referred N had any reles
enct, airect OF indirect, to certain ten
cea, advertisements The resi- ess.'
: dealers, or apy ot them, have Q pctfes
right 10 Adyt1ttse where and when the
L please. They wul never &c. into qoa1
j.. rel with us on thst score. When we Sc
;. or think that VIC see, 81 effort made
L discount the future growth Of Chicago
: present pricea OF prairie land, SIX mill
u away from business, Withdrawing CAP
!. tai from It's legitimate ard useful cha
II nel., 10 be locked up In park from
wh,re there are no parks, We ahau 81
=. =. 50. We have nos much expectation
~ aIrestiug the "rmh." We msy be e
~ tlEely mistaken In ous views, But II
" ~ s1e cur vicwr. and We take leave to pEi
- llem for what they are worth.
, 1869-02-28
TIE CITY DEPoaITE.

We learn from Springfield that the bill
known IA the City Deposit bill has been
agreed to BY majority Of the Committee
On Municipal Affsirs, with some amend
ments, the chiet one being that it shsll
not take effect until the expiration
OF the term Of Office Of the present
Treasurer, which is December &, 1869.
The effect Of this amendment will be
TO deprive the City Treasury often to fl
teen thousand dollars hut, on the other
hand, It might subject the City Treasurer
to considerable Inconvenience and some
loes to have the bill take effect imue-
diAtely alter It's passage, and we Are
willing to accept it with the proVjso
nsned rather than jeopard,ze its enac'-
ment, ior 8 few months will soon pass
around, and thereafter the city will de-
rive benttis from fts idle Eloney.
We we're astonished to learn, from q
previous despatch, that I've OF the scven
members from Cock County were In is
vo1 Of striking out the euacsing clause,
! and thus killing the bill and! We could
| not credit the report that su:h memoe5s
| IS Munson, Muller, LAWSON and Bind Is
| vored such action, and We are glad 70
learn that the report wag erroneous.
! We are {niormtd by members OF the
Council that there are e1,2oo,0 900 OF ci.y
money now In the bank where the Treas
nzer keeps bis deposits, which, e.sns the
city not CENT; yet the municipal gov
eminent ia paying that same bank tea per
cent io1 the use ot a lsrga temporary loan
Is th1s outrage upon the taxpayers to BIZ
| perpetuated, and for the benefit Of whom
| On the 1st Of May there wilt be on de-
post, OF general taxes and taxes for spe.
cis1 improvements, over three millions Q
dollars, and at that very time the chs.
will be paying Interest on tempo1ar
: loans, because esch fund must be keE
4-rA-.s~t
The city's OWL money Is thus los1e
I hack 10 Il ~ ~ per cent tn'e1est, and nj
Z A dollar Is paid to the city for the use
d its fuAds, on vhich the hank spe
: ~,a.9 and makls immense prod,
= To continue this sta'e OF things wcu
:, be ec1Y bad for the city, and tue meu
- bers responslble for 1t, who wou
y place themselves In very nnenvisb
= attitude before their consu .uen
- There Is hardly taxpayer, in CT
= csgo who won!d not coEdem them,
- Cook County member can justify hins.
before his constituents If be ah,u
AZ IN any degree be instrument
u In chiselling the city out OF for
le or fifty thonsaud dollars per, 81
~ mum, in order to staff the pockets Of
y, ring at the public expense. 1f our OF
IL representatives should aei in this unfait
= tul manner, how could they blame II
e members from the rural disIIic.s for sci
!. irg our ha1ho1 and bestowing 1t On
II railroad!
, 1869-02-28

after elect one Of their number as pre-
siding officer ol that body.
No change Ia made In the manner CT
appointing the members Ct the Board OF
Pnblic Wcrka, the Commissioner OF
Taxes, or members Of the Board OF Edu-
/ cation, except to add four members to
! tbe latter body, one from each Few ward.
The election returns to be nude to the
| County Clerk. who. with certain city OH.
cers, shall certify the result 10 tho Com
mon Council. All officers 10 be voted for
On the one ballot.
One member Of the Board OF Health to
be appointed Sanitary Superintendent.
who ahall devote hts whole time to the
duties OF the Office, and receive q salary
oi 1850 in addition to bis salary hs
Ccmmissioncr. i,
The Police Commissioners hereafter
shall devote their seho!s time to the
duties Of the offlee (the " if requisite"
being repea!ed), and shall receive each a
salary Of $4,000.
The present corporation newspapers
70 be CONTINUED as such until December
next.
! The appointment Of one Assistant As
sessor for each division may be made.
The powers Of the Police Commissioners
are enlarged. and additional regulations
are made for the trial Of officers. The
salaries Of the Captains are fixed at
1000, and OF the sergeauts at e1,5o0
etch.
4 No person shall be permitted to act as
private policeman who shall. not bs
approved by the Bard Of Police Com
missioners, and be subj .cs to such regu-
! lations IS they msy establish.
The ss1aEy Of the Fire Marshal. Ii
! rtised to e, 500, and 1t the Assistants to
1900, 81 700 and Il 800. respectively =
No sale Of property belonging to thf
city or TO the school fund hhall TAKE
; place, unless ordered by vote Of three
fou1ths Of all the Aldermen by law
/ authorized 10 be elected and no abste
. ment shall. be made by tho Common
!, Council to apy party who shall IN any
: way hold any property; ~ lessee or other
!; wise, belonging 10 the school fund, unles
i. by vote of at least fJur-tlfths of all tn
!. members Of The Common Council, and n
!. abatement shall be made upon the sfsesse'
!. value of any such properly, rnlesa By I
!. vote OF fcus-fftts Of Ill the members o
/. the Common Council. For the am End
d men!s In detAl the reader IS referred T.
: the text of the bills as published i
a another column. Taken - whole the,
/ are decided improvements On the *
p listing provisions.
, 1869-02-28


We obs serve .Ihat Governor GearY, Of
Pernrylvarit, has telegraphed to General
Grant denying that he h1d written or
telee1apbed him In relation 10 his Cabl-
Det, as stated by Mcclure, and it General
Grant has received any such letter, the
Governor prcnouuces 1t gerry. VIZ
did no, much believe McCiure's assertion
At the time, and are glad that It proves
falze- Governor Gea1y il one OF the best
public men in Pennsylvania, and q warm
admireE and supporter OF General Grant
When he was running for Governor, At
.a-~ ,~--@naJ- ouuusuu WIS swinging
| the circle, We remember thu. General
| Grant gave him good lit. When the
General was passing through harrisburg
he was nlked by Homo soldiers which he
| would advise them to support, Gerry or
Ciymer. The Genernl replied that he
could not see how it WAS possible for sny
na,rtotlc soldier to vote for q sCopperhead
Ike C}5mer against Union soldier Ike
Co.Tr- Tho remark, which TN published
Tar ard wide, settled the question in the
minds OF a great mary eosdieis who had
previously been wayeElng.
The new Constitution Of Texas, which
has been more than year In forming,
will be submitted to popular vQ:e on
the f1rst Monday Of July. The division
Of the State into Texas and West Texas
will be voted On at tie came time.
The Republicans OF Western !Te1a5
will vote solid Tor division Of she State.
E.steza Texas Is secesh Weate1n Texas
strongly Union. The constitution to be
submitted IL very liberal In Its termz. L
makes spGt&ge impAr iAl, and disftap-
chises no man on account OF color, Of
| previous condition Of ser1itude, or dis
loyalty. 1t will undoubtedly be adopted
By sttopR majority.
, 1869-02-28

yours. Rnes9 krow enough to take care
Of nv own child. I don't believe you III
any reporter. YOU'RE ! hu,nbug. 10 aloue
With you. Tnsee u mehod7 e'se, for In iu.s
Ro1rg TO show thst feltoH up"
Exit female In search ot another reporter,
Look ont, Mr.. Hotel Keeper, mad female Is
after you.-Liepddad Rtrdld, Fed IS.
, 1869-02-28

thence sousheriy 10 point near the ILL., |
nois Il Michigan Canal. with such
curves srd devtasiors az they may deem
hdv:sable /; also tile 10 the lands neeessay
tor. three pa1ks upon the line OF aatd
boulevard. not less than 100 nor more shAn
200scres each, the ssme not to cast exceed-
ing a250, ,001-one park to be elocated north
nf Ku zle street: the second between
Kirze and Harrison streets, and the
tal1d south OF HARRISON street. The total
c,al Of bouleYa1ds and parks, exclusive
Of Improvements, not to cost over e900,.
900.
All subdivisions Of ptoperty within 400
tee: OF xaid parks and boulevards shall
be subject 10 The approval Of the Commia-
siouers. The Commissioners are author.
lied to accept donssiona OF land or
money for said parks and boulevards, and
IN case they cannos agIes With the OWL
ers OF the land selected by them, thsy are
10 proceed BY lAw for the condemnation
Of said land. Thee Assessors are to b.
appointed 10 apporton the dsmages re-
sulting TO the owners OF said real estate
taken Tor the parks and boulevArds, and
assess the benefits resulting to the real
estate In West Chicago from the ,es!ab-
lishment Of such parks and boulevards.
An election Ia to be hell IN West CHI
! cago on the fourth Tuesday In Marsh
next, At which the voters shall vote Tor or
against "she booleyards and parks" II
the majority OF votes polled be In the a.
t1rmsttve, then the act shall be deemed az
accepted by tha people; but II 3 ma.
jozity Of the votes be In the negative,
then the same shall not be In force. In
case OF an acceptance Of the act, an snuu
III tax of oae-hall of = mI4 ahAll be col
1ec,ed for park purposts On all property
in The West Division. =
4 vote shAll be taken In. that part o
the town Of Jefferson proposed 10 be in-
cioded within the city Limits IS It
whether the name shali become subjee
I TO the Jurisdiction Of the city OF Chicags
I nI not.
| These are the main points OF the bill
which. provides III the details and ma
: chlneTy Of a liberal. bus comparasiTel.
ine1pens1Ve,pa1k system, extending stonI
ihe northern and western boundaries q
the West Division. The boulevards art
Of cou1te, more extensive than car be PIT
1 vided in the olher divisions Of the city
AID will, perhaps, prove more populs
than the parks themselves. II the peopl
] OF the West Division wish to seeu.
Il p.rks, connected by these boulevard
epd connected with The parks Of th
, 1869-02-28
THE CHARTER AMENDMEHTs.

We publish the bills passed by the Leg
ts!a:ure smeLdng The charter Of the city.
Tfese amendments arc, IN substance, al
follows:
The municipal elections in Chicago
shall be teld hereafter IN November, in
stEad Of IL Apzll as 81 present. Officers
chosen AZ spch elections .haIi en.kr upon
their duties On ,he first Monday In De-
cember. The present city ota:era arc
ccntirued orer until their SUCCESSORS are
elec.ed-
The city is divided into twenty |
ws,dF, rs ioiso8s: !
Wsrd I. All OF she South Division
north Ct Mon1oe slice, tprtsent Fnst
Wsrn).
Werd II. The territory between Mon !
roe and harrison srtets ipresent Second
W,1d).
Wsra III. The terrier bssween Hsr-
1ison a1c n.x 'eenlh Streets to1tsent Tn1rd
Wsrd).
W.rd II. The territory sau OF the
}ire OF S1xteenth sszeet e1.e 10 the
lake, a1d east Of The line OF Clark street
ard eor;n Ct rwenYs,x s!reev tnortn
half OF psesent Fourth Warl}. .~
Ward Y. TIE tt111lo1y south Of the
line c1 Twen,y.flxIn erect aad east ot
the line OF CiaIk street (sou&h haN OF
p1esen, Fourth Wald
We'd VI. Tae territory south Of Slx-
teenih ttrset ard wess OF Clark street
(bctrg the prtsens Filth Wa1d.l
Wa1t VII All that p4rt OF the West
Division lying eou.h OF Sixteenth street.
W1i VIII. The territory between
Twelfth SID Sixteenth s1ree&s.
Wh1d IN. The territory lylng esas OF
Ctnue avtnre, souIa of Van Buren
s1,eel nrd noztn OF Twelfth street. :
Wsrd Z. The territory nor.h Of Van
Buren rect, esst Of Aberdeen ard Cur
us s.1eets, a1d s.uth OF Randolph s.rce'
{pre.ert Tenth WAri).
Ward II. The territory north Of Raa
dvlph slreer, east Of Curtis and south o
Fourth greet (present Eleventh Ward]
Wand XII. The territory north o
Twelfth s,1es1 east OF Reuben street
sou.h Of Fou:th street. and west OF Cut
It's and Aberdeen 10 Van Buren, thenc
north ct Van Burtn TO Center avenu
ard west Of Center avenue To TEelfl
at1eet
Wa1d XIII. The territory north {
Twelfth E,1.et, west OF Reuben sHee
SID kcush Of Lake Htrctt.
Ward XIV. The territory north Of Lak
street, eou,h c1 Chicago avenue and we
ot Reuteu street.
Wtr1 XV. The Territory north
rour,h s,reei and Chicago avenue n
frc,aded in the other wards.
Wa1d XVI All that psrt of the Nor
Division roIth Of North Avenue tptest
Thirteenth Wa1d).
ward XVII. The territory betwe
Eo,,h av.nue and Division sire
inresen1 Fonr'een.h Wsrd).
Ward XVIII. The terrisory soush
Diyition street aud west Of Frank
street. ,...--., :. :
wand XIX Tie territory south Of
vision sueef, cast Of Fralk'in 7tfees
ro1,h os Ca.csso avenue
Ward XIX. Thc terz,'o1y south Of Z
c,go avenue, east OF Franklin stree.
Az praent Mcers must renew u
cff1eiai bond1 for the extsnced se1m-
Hereafter trspectots Of municipal el
t,nr. shsll he appointed by the q :Srt
6upe,y iscrs Of Cook C7unty.
Tha. the Common Council thsll ;h
, 1869-02-28

The Chicago Sorosis sent some mis-
sinuarias down to Springfield to preach
before the Legislature and tbs lobby IN
favor Of dividing the political power OF
the United States with non-combatsnt
sex. Mrs. Liyermore, ably, seconded BY
Mrs. Bradweli. led off in. an eloquent
speeck in behalf Of the demand. Mrs L.
was followed by M1e. Stanton, the great
light Of the movement, who hsranguea
tbs law-makers and their lobby taf an
hour. At the close OF: the ad-
dress, Mrs. Stanton requested that
any one in the audience who de-
sirtl to have any doubt satisfied to ques-
hon her, but no one responded. She
thea moved that all who favored woman
sufssge ahould stand up. Less than a
halt dfzen responded. They are hard
set ct sinners down th.rr at the c.pital
ard viii require much "stated preach
ipg''' on the subject Of mans depravit5
and tyranny, and woman's purity AMI
persecution, to bring them to rea1izit r
seuee Of their bcundcn duty. It . feN
beautiful bellies and happily marrtee
matrors could be induced to take th
stump In behalf Of tem,ae politics
power. the cause would prospe
better than it seems TO be doing
, 1869-02-28
LOVE AND ATTEMPTED MUIR
DER.
a Te1te1apffst shoots q EouAc Lady
-8ceM< IN 4 BFoOklYn AfJ Goods
Sore.

a Te1tE1aph11i shoots q Eounc Lady
--8cen< IN 4 BFo0kIyn Afy Goods
Sore.
Aynung mau named Virgil A. Htepps.
telet 7uhtst ty occupation. was brought be-
fore Justice hiley at The City Hall, yesterday
Mann, q aler In ts!Enu1{nSs and fancy goods
At No. Sf8 Fulton street, who charges him
with having committed = felonioua assault
upon Aj2 Cassie Etng, q saleswomon. en-
pie.ed IN bis tcompia:auut's 's} establishment.
1t appears that Krspps called at the store
the tnaueace OF liquorr and acted in Wild,
erazy mnEer, while looking aro1od
for The ohiess OF his vengeance. When ho
saw Miss King be drew DenipErr pis>ol
md pointed Il At her. She noticed him and
ltsted up her rieht arm, and Al the same IN
slant the pistol l-as discharged, the bali
g.nzcd the handAnd INJECTING pain fdl, but,
fortunately rct dangerous wound. Krepps
WIS At once eefzed b. Mr. Aaupe, wth N rest,
sd 65 the ssfo e. ,c's, ~ I'D d s.se ~ 3,
the FoHy-drst Police P1eeiucs, rho , ,,t once
took The offender Into custody. On It ,c way
to the station. bcuse, the prts- -ner tore DIP q
pieee of papes and threw Il on. The eIds walk.
ing 1T ehe station house were Joined toge ther-
aoR. / Pops. u. and b. Telegraph. No. IS E road
P.ea.e request the e----to d!spose Of my
fSnajns. ". A. I.
From this 1t appears that 10 coatempla; ed
sulc1de. In bis conversations with CaptI un
smtth az d the Officer that arrested him, he
stated tnst he had pald attention to Il =
young lady fof two :art. and they were onc :
-nRaEed 10 be married, but In consequence o. !
Eome difficulty the match waa broken OF.
He also sisted that he:wRs sorry that be did
not get through with the Operation and that
had he Killed the young l1dy Is IVES hts de-
termination to kill himself Immediately
thereafter, spd 1or Which he had eurne pre-
pared. Ou examining the pistol one cham
ber was found to be empty; the other three
were fully charged. Ia his pockets were
forty Eight cartridges suitable for the pistol,
which be had bought only g. feH hours pre-
| riouely. When ans1gned before tho
| Justtce he conduateda himself IN
| Wild, ftantic manner, and made some dis.
lady IN reXlrd to her treatment Of hiusell,
but which are not borne ou1 By tbs facts hs
| tar as developed At 1ss. he pleaded guilty
! to the charte. Then he pseaded not gnflIy,
And asked Mies King to make sha chasge
IL a,uts him instead Of A1s. Mnune. Mss
King expressc. the wish that be might be put
| out OF tie way. 20 that he could not do her
| no harm, but did not want him tenl u Slate
| Prison. She appeared d,Enc!Iucd to testify,
| but at length CONSENTED 10, appear ~htn ne
! qpi1ed 10 bo-so- The prisoner Tas the4rupon
committed to jail to await tho action Of tho
| grand jury.
! K1epps IL twenty five yEaxs Of age, a{nE'e,
born IN Virginia, teiee lrPhes b. occupation.
aud employed In the office corner OF franklin
| art Church streets, New York. Until recent
| II be boarded In Willonghby street. Brook
| 1yn. Els relatives, he ssys> re4ide Ia Wesf
! iuCtop, y. C.-Nete To.E World, Feb. Is.
, 1869-02-28

Fa her Cosrst. u.Qrefa lsasesla's e1nfesser.
In rneres h,1of eli ID / gloomy At1dJ dHstnX sha
war n qTt anefget taefetfom On Sunday 70
p*,tp,m uaas t1s, and dtre Ht.A. tho poEtll anl
anEu4t lsoJ.
, 1869-02-28

Owesc ny lore zen Lilac tsl..
va i'pusp'e bfoetoma to tie sp1uF:
And I = bird to shet.ce tnefo
Wien Nexr1s1 on my THE wig.
nov wad monrn, when II WIZ tbr-,
By antuun xt d, Apd ysfntef tode1
BEt WAd sfnR On wHtoo V1rK,
Whsn youthful Nay H. h}aoI q EcrsN'd-
o kin my lore were you red ruae,
Tn3t RroWs lppn tne e4s'1e VA,
AID Eaysa L dr. p o kaW,
Into htf bGnu1e bre Ask to fA'f
OF the:e bc5 ond cxpretsfop blest
I'd feast On b. auty q the night;
sesrd on Ter s1lf slfs fsntrs to rea+,
I'LL teJ't d AVA ~ Prebn' Ngh.i
, 1869-02-28
StTBSCkIPI1UN TERASl
fAYABIkH AuyAAux,

SUBSCRIPTION TERAsI
FAYABL1 U ApTAAux.
DNly Eutpn. PEI rear. " aAIL............g19. . 90
1f+Nsekiy Edition. pm ynar. py HA11...... 500
Sunday Edition, pe7 yess, ~ xAH....+.-... A-5N
Weekly Ectston. pAf <ea1. py xAIL...-...4>. 2.Q0
Fztra Of 4 ea1 81 aAme r4te.
T. prevent deIAT snd mistakes, Be suFe and &tv
Post Once sadreaa Ia tq11s lnclrtlHT State and
County.
Foxta1yt.1s are A1oFen Lee RAJ cent commission.
Eenitsxnces nsT be made eiine1 bF Dr>fs. Exprtal.
Pe&t Oact Order IL rrk1stered aetter. As t1k
x1Ext TO CITY srBAc11hx1a,
DalF. delivered. -rcdAs x1cEf1zp. 43cta PCT ~tsE.
Dalfr, delivered. hUndAy rxcLcuEp. S0cta. PEI week
Adtee4&- rHRCKE COMPANY.
Chicago, H.
, 1869-02-28
Novelties.
New Muio-A Pdvste Library-Amuse@
ments at Hous-Gossip frem tbs
World Of Amusement Abroad

;. CnldAQo, Fes.N
TO the Edi.cr Of The Chicago T1buue:
Among sereral letters which I hxve
received this week II one which Is 20 gr.ce-
ful that i am constrained to giye 1t to you
inst as It was written, and to sag few words
In reply to It. The letter Is A. follows:
CHICAGO Feb. Is, 1863.
DKAN HE PtcKIx: Yoa sre sorneEice6 very
sout piehle. al"aysa sple9 oi:r'e. nth now md
about The s,olets. DC. Bui Wart TO az yoa
y u vel 70. JON to go aoou. WITH you1 tcpnoc'
ont cur so.p oneb!es, snd pr1ek1ne our bladder
b&uoans Ii It klnd to Eemlnd n that NC are
Pee ILL., A., II, ,ns 81: ask o. Sqs
when ~ asr gone, aud does raTolse ~ the sane.
Tha,eres Es do! A.e ve 40. but children Of !
ss 1T @sosss .soua 4a .s.s ,;: pase T. IT,, sn Ef
;s = HI 81; sss ..s@ss :sa.!:: ~
! aust! m aorly f1r tue man Of woman Who d1s.
eese.s IN this Life th.s he or shs Is or TezI Mite
conaquerce IN It; that his or he, pet theory fm
"tae yer. thing ths Wtola e7tttida'a kroanlr4
Tor !" e. Tins and circumstance more 1tuosse-
4sss{ 70 s.,s s1ass:agsspy sn 1pi.e 81 b. ?. hss
II! shall hare pat On Immortality"
F.. a:sd IL a. .ss eosssR to { ss7s
nerAthe The tase atmosphere Of ihe Hetshts'' ard
Strength wftoaI niss sadsitns m sne % saoEies f II
lie hts rnans, whtn taet5 weak hurnxn haaEtS ef1
out .f4satr. u bo posslhIc, Let thas cup pas
How pa:nsue the vail Of your tavo,tte 1sra 4,
.he ~ g1opng aes MY shsoash thn shado Es o1
BOW a,a ice 70 "a isnnsi 1as 'f1 aoa ala .se 70
On living; - bad aut s.kat him no~ h
Tts,it il i aaa ax.isrfny to ind that e,eu
NGthkr Mamie u indifferent to our puuy tedtfld
, 1869-02-28

MENU.
F1TKuM.
Mutton A1p.h-
8pRtB p'ULyEA
Ptss Feet.
KNfxEE1.
: Fish Balls. Hssh-
- KGTf.
e. @upk.
EFfsKNE{f. "a"
Greens. R+kod Re2aa.
H1r3 Boiled Eggs.
SCcRK1.
Move, .
1xEfN It pkxtX1f.
Lotee and EAkee.
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= The man who ordered the r4aa1 dinner aud
got the su1nptnous one vas early and iutiG-
nsnt At Dc1uonico'a. but the man who order
cd the Eumptuons dipreT and got the plaiu
one hsd beep earlier &nd more indignant ret.
Delrnonlco was PROSTATE under The blow.
It all! Tou ATE. .GRASr'a pIyyea ~
So, IN &oosh, It vas. And II, anon, the
first batch OF Grants appointments, tue naue
| Of Mr.. Moses q. Griupen does not apptsr Is
Collector Of the Port of New Fork, the pub.
| liz N aS know the reason Why.
! What the dinner was that was composed
| fos Grant, and disposed OF by Gardner, is =
question OF legitimate publ. curiosity. OF
| eourze the creator Of It has been speeehless
md un1pp1o&ehahle upon The subtert s1nce
tha: dreadful dsg, but h!s suhordinates are
accessible, md dim outline ot the dinnez
floats IN the msnds Of those who actually par
took Of IT, These authorities, together With
patient gud prolonged rtsearcb, enables u.
confidently 10 assu1e our readers that tht
following Is The e1aet Programme Of
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