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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25
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The keeping Of apples through the
winter, though better undorstood than
formerly, 10 not ~ perfect or systematic
a. II ought 10 be. After ALI The ia our
great fruit, and no want of knowledge
should be left undeveloped % to the beat
method Of prolonging IL in . state Of
freshness and soundness 10 ~ lato . po.
riod a. II is, susceptible Of. A, large pro :.
portion Of :applds 10 lost, by Imperfect
s,oripe. We ,knoy many of tho lbost
farmers pick, barrel and send to market
soon a. possible, and this 10 doubtless
judicious but there are many others
whose crops are not largo enough to pur:
sue this pan. They desire 10 preserve
then for the home nafkst or their own
consumption, and for this purpose either
buy th4mA II the earth or store them
10 'bufks on shelves or bins IN the
cellar or attic, In burying, they both
rapidly decay aud los their flavor in
shelving them in cellars 10 large quaint.
ties, they Will scarcely keep beyond the
6rst Of January; and. in putting them
10 the attic they freeze, however much
they may bs.covossd.
9ho 6sst ssv We know 7of-is to have
shelves erected IN the cellar expressly for
ftuit-psars and apples. Let them be
about two feet wide and pas foot apart
apa q many and % long % may be de-
sired, commencing six 10 twelve inches
from the bottom. The shelves should be
formed Of slat6 two inches wide and one
inch apart, and che fruit laid iu single
A3sts. Ths tier should have q close
board bottom. which should be covered
With On inch Of 8ne fresh lime, which
should be renewed two or thrcc times
during the Winter. The cellar should
be ventilated at midday for an hour daily
(as every collar ought TO BE- uudtr al
circumstances), unless the weather is too
cold. The temperature should of course
never be allowed to fall below tho frces-
lug point. If from the fact that the
temperature should DO raised above fifty
by reason Of heater, It muss be counter
acted by the admission Of outside Dir
The fruit should be sorted over weekly.
This 10 not nearly 20 t,oublesoms o. Il
appears to be when once adopted and
the fact that 1t will preserve "winter'
apples and pears until March and April
will render the labor one Of pleasure q
we'll 40 Of pro6t.-Germantown Tels-
graph.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25

Henry Millavd, formerly one Of the
proprietors Of the Turf, Field and Farm,
died iu Buffalo . few days since.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25

The Sunhowor, having been proved 10
be . disinfectant of the miaema causing
intermittent fever, Is to be extensively
planted in tho fever stricken districts Of
Italy. ...
Prof. Gamgee says irregular:ty In feed.
ing and the use of sound corn, oats, and
we'll cured hay, are the best preventive Of
collie 10 horses. 'a.r
Chestnuts were never more plentiful in
the western part Of New York than now.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25

See prospectus Of Tho Old Guard in
this paper. Il ranks among the very best
magazine, published.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25

WIN snts SSSVSV SuOWlu8 uoW steuoU
the account and "Troy's" statement :
Why, instead Of being paid out Of tls
revenue Of 1867 and '6s, the greater por.
ton WAS paid IL 1895 AID 81, only .
little over ose.fesrth part being paid in
1868. The sxpsnditsrss Of 1855, when
s2,l0o was paid for the 'poor" farm and
"poor" house, we're only ~, ,3s2.05. The
sxpsad'turssi for 1867, ~hsu s1,2se 81
was paid for the 'poor" house (this time)
were s14, 4,sls:e5; and the expenditures
for 1868, when only ss.559.3l we're paid
for the "poor" house (sgain) amounted
to ths solid ssu Of sls,8so.05. From
this record showing the poor house hobby
.sf 'Troy" h nots ssssfAatory .reasop fss
the county expenditures Of 1867 and '6a
being 80 vastly 'gssatsr than in 1885 and
'68; neither 10 IL the only season. 10
1865, after deductiug the amount paid
fsr the poor farm and poor .hquss, tho sk.
psaditurss wezs only s5, ,2S2.05j in 1867,
after deduoting the amount paid for poor
house, ~ ,049:l4,' "a inesesss Of nearly
$4,000; 10 1853, after dsduesine ssnount
paid for poor house, el4,82974, an In.
crease over 1856 Of over $1,000. and
$1,000 over 1867. So we 6nd the poor
hsuse ID not the only cause Of this vast
increase Of taxation and sxtssvsgant OK.
peuditure Of tho peoples money; that
there are other causes which "Troy," the
legal ssge, in his defense Of our County
Court, haS failed to explain, and which
the people demand shall bs explained by
their servants. . ".'''-e
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25
ALTAR or HYMEN

"Marriags is the nursery Of Heaven"
On the l1th inst, st the residence Of the blidt'
mother, BY W. T. Harris, Esq, Mr.. JOHN W.
KEYS snd Miss sALLIE SMITH, all Of Mon
roe township, In this county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25
PROSPECTUS FOR 1870.
EIGHTH VOLUME OF
THEOLD GUARD

~ >-'-,.:
DsvOrEo TO
Lite rature, Sciences. Art, and the po,lt,cs,
Priuciples Of the Founder. or
our Govcrnmcmt.
CDyrrD nv rgovIs nuvv, rvn, son
- D0"" H""AfSH'
THE OLD GrARp was stnyetd fpr tbs nu,no,c or
advocating that policy Of Goysrnm.nt which a.
perienco had proven to bc beat sdupted 10 Tho
habits snd mode Of thsukAt Of The nconie az ~.
United States. The problem vas 10 Be- ,oi,sd.
whether periodical which Advocated pure no.
over .ho inferior spccics nj Mar -o,ia l.. .
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25

FURNITURE,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
PLOws, &c.
Also, all kinds OF LUMBER, and every.
thing at St. Louis Prices and freight.
He 10 also prepared to write your
Deeds and Deeds Of Trust, and keeps' a
supply Of ,... '! ''!'''''
REVENUE STAMPS
always on hand.
He will al.o buy all kinds Of Produce,
and pays the highest market price.
rs 1y OBSERVER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25
LOCAL. AND COUNTY.

See the advertisement 10 another col
umn of Mess. Martin l. Knox, Bankers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25
DID YOU KNOW ITY

DID YOU KNOW ITY
Know what2 -
Why, you can 60 to H. T. PENDLE.
TON, at WAIauT Cry, and get all kinds
of ''. ...' .-. .'' .'f
STOVES, tG' J
&c TINwARE, " >,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25

In remittinE BY nsil, q Post Once order or
Draft on New York, payable to the order nf the
publshers 10 preferable 10 bank notes, as, should
Tho Ordpr or draft b. lost ~ stolen, Il ssa BE- ~
newed without loss. II neither Of these cen bs
procured, send Uaited states or National Bank
Notes. In Registered, lsttsr. f.,i, ,,r,f,l =
Tho postsgs on The Old Guard 10 u cents q year
payable quarterly, ssmi.ysaSiy, or yearly, q the
once where received.
All letters should bs addressed ~ follows, ~
VAN EvRIE, HORTON 4 o.,
No. l02 Nassau street, New York City.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-25

WeSFauts 10 tnls irregular way, making
sl4,700 paid out, still srisss another
question: What has become of the $500,
the balance Of the 8l5. 900 borrowed?
Having explained how the bounty
debt was created and conducted in 1864,
we now come to examine the taxes raised
for the purpose Of paying of this sum Of
$4,000 borrowed. You will please bear
in mind that the county debt fer bounty
purposes ives only $4,000. Now, let us
Zee how much taxes have been levied for
this purpose, and how much collected.
The records show that for the years 1866
6-7-8.9 there has been levied the sum Of
sS9, ,ls2.78; that there has been collected
and paid into the County Treasury for the
purpose Of paying OF this 5000, the
sum Of es7 ,407.09, exclusive Of the taxes
Of 1869, which have not yot been paid in,
and which, when collected, will not fall
far short Of s6,500, making the enormous
sum of nearly $4,000 collected to pay Of
this $4,000. But this matter does lot
end here for there w yet s4,76o Of this
$4,000 unpaid, and in the Treasury now
only sl,l7s 46 to pay OF the bonds hold
against the county for this amount. Only
sio,26e principal has been paid out Of
s27, ,40709. Where has the balauos, Of
this s27, ,407.09 gone? Paid for interest,
perhsps! But that can't be, tot the II.
, 1869-11-30
A p.sAsaeEAsiE SURPRISE.
A Son Of the Dominion Comes 10 Chicago
for a Divorcc-1iow lts WIFE Uc-
eeircd the Sew..H

The Toronto Canada, telegraph OF the 9Th
inst, ia responsible for the following: Yester-
day quite scene whs enacted IN certain house.
hold in this city. on Queen suett west A gentle
mAu-who shall be nAmeless-rcturned from CHI
caso to Ills loving vile And children, and very DIS
agreeah1y surprised her BY exhibiting bill OF d.
yorce which he had sued out IN I court on the
other 1.de Of the line; whereupon lii shelter
haif" attacked him verbally. AndI quite wcrdy
war enBued, the noise Of which attFaeted goodly
numbeI Of pedestrians aud surrounding neighbors
10 the DOOR OF the hnlldlng, and, ultimately, the
police had to interfere to bring The inconjugal
beuigcrtnts to a state Of qutetude, but not to q
s:Ate Of forgiveness, for the hnaban1 quilted the
bcpse expressing. with q loud oath, his resolve
never to enter II aRain. during the eassuts II was
FAD sight 10 sec the little children Of the quar-
rentpE parents c!tugtuR, eoue to one, some 10
tho other, begging them mot to d9hs' 1t
appeara that the husband detected bis
vito In = LITE breach Of tue martial
her so!emn promise 70 sin no more, agreed 70
i've with her, and had apparently forgiven her.
She had been 10 I'LL outward APPEARANCES, faithful
to him ever Btnce-uo dI2resson from the straight
pAth Of recttt0da having been observable In her
subsequent conduct; but Inc husband has been
1ifut Of Late, soU1c suspicion seeming 70 prey upor
his mind, This hAd, however, been latent uut1
yesterday. Ho told his wife about fortnight
ago that he hsd 70 60 TO Chicago on business, and
she 1ook leave Of him with no shadow or = sur.
mise her mind Is to the obtect Of biz yis 70 tbs
| tAl connection. Her surprise WIS great, and bel
anger 8re21ef, when she Raa presented with tns
| bui q divorce mentioned, and the scene Abovs
mentioned eOEued."
, 1869-11-30

sszooen ht md snothsr youne MN ~sat iuss TN
atote NO ~ Rfoe Island sscabe. While LHviaF
1es oa iss iea9as e. oo, q sSeso onsn ~
leF rendered 81 b,ll to the propEtelreS. ana ahs
TOOK oas her pocket ,hooE. IN which WAS IS, 70
q her. when LaVsf a11ooed It aud escaped. On o.
this c6srte % waa held in & 90 bal for tIisl
D3tsFdRA. ."-A1oed Kaner and Liza Canpbell
rsopes @ sa si Isss IS ,us s1s & tsf H.
4 6As DrztAk1,,i-Aaty Ann BUR- wss fpuhd
dead drunk q O'Clock On Sunday morning, aud
paId ae fof he nsp az en!oyed On the sidewalk.
se0t to the BH.deHe1 IN default Of -.
HGR0N BrRH1T ooukr.
Ahsdnn on FalioeHaA-A policeman met John
bonn Htreat. near Michigan, II O'clock On sap.
oay morning. and asked him what he Was doing
!eef ne t., 4. ~ tns seH!y +wnsEs a.
torsed tho oiacer. he started, aad a tas oncef
@ Meet @ On ~ xaI Shorty srtet tais eoeoauser De
stone House. When Hunt Observed him II he Nss, AZ
up statIs. The policeman followed. A. soon a
be reached the head Of The tlteh,, Hunt PICKED up
Touud about two inches long. The Assallant va
ssn.d ecu with dineui1y and yesterday morning VA
1 cAronte rs27an.-rhouas Heating, the
sntstesd etsHses ~, E1.h -, vsg5nnsy. '. policeman
ton he dropped bogus check for IL, 800 on iii
Fourth National Bank: It 1as stated In yesteF-
day. THlBufK that JaBtica Quinn balled him out
This WM Incorrect, some malicious policeman
having Informed onr reporter that 1uch waS tie
lact, keali1K wa1 dned 500, He took IN appe4l
TO ne RscofdeEs Court He will alp through one
ol me HAnJ holes 10 the Vaglans Law and be oUl
I'6olation ~ Saoir Drdinanc<.-SererL gentle.
Den were charged with violating section Is o
cleaning Of ktueK8tk4 Of xnQE, The caSta verk
diannsed upon the payment Of costa, the snoW
having BEEN removed BY the MN. after the not11
cation bad been gwen.
An Acknowledged Loaftr.-Samuel Baker, .
luafeT, plead guilty to charge OF vaXr1ncy, Aut
Yrs committed TO the Br1dewell IN default ol f1eo
He u s11gly QonIte1ed for The Wtntct.
Gone Home sarah willard, dt1uter OF sefdBf
lager beeI, and general eae hummer, was nued
9e3, &nd sent to the ca2e for want Of funds.
, 1869-11-30

ma 1eesme roen of tss' ceu.ens.y Church, thA
evening. On this oocaa1on 0snond 8sooe wfu
read an cassJ On Str 1Ezzc Newton- Thn literary
entertainment Will be followed BY Doc1aoae. Al
arc invited
II Taz k.ou1aa M1ErRo Of The Chicago Lyeeum
mig eTnetd4J} evening ut 7.30 p. n. precisely, tn
tho lecture room ct Fafxfu fa11 Question foE
debate: "Resolved, Thas tho prohibition Of tho
be Incorporated ID the new Copst1tuuun Of sni1
state EvG7bod5 u invited 70 attend.
Az INDIVIDUAL named Nst,hew Nckul1en.
whIle IN state Of tntn1icatlou, fen down ne
tteTa leading INTO the basement faloon. omneT Of
Aadlton and Deas6otn s1eess. yestefday afsss-
nooo- He Nas badly uu1 about tho face and TO
otaSed othsr AeTefu eFutse9.
THH DHp1CArrox Of the splendid church edldee
hni1 ny tho society connected with The onvet
Church. and completed lAst week, At Milwaukee,
va attended By : lafHs and brilliant xssemblRge-
IRE eInrct<es Fete highly Interesting Rev.
G D Hclmer. Of tnls city, preached the ded!cato1J
sermon. -
D. T. EcmcK was nxTsf4ned before Commission.
e. Hoyne, Jestk noa.s charged Win keeptnH hotel
without paying the government tAX. He was heh
Ia Il, 900 bail for further hearing.
The NOOK PRATKn MKx1rH1, ,at the Young Men1
Christian Aks0ciailoD, Will BE- held to-day By Rev.
D. Goodwin Strangers and friends arc t1vited 10
Attend.
, 1869-11-30
THE co!uR1s,.
Bill to Test the Constitutionality 0,
the Park Act,
New Suits 1nstituted-Judgment-N-
vorca Oasea
Tho Po1loo Courts.
United STAIRS SUPREME COURT.


souru rARk CASE
William T. Kerr :. John h. Wilson, FAu1 Cor
neil, George ". Gage. l. B, std*ay, and Caaun-
ctJ T. Bowen. This Ia . bill to teSt tho con2ttru-
tonAlity Of the legislative act CREATING PA1k COM
ntsatCnc7, and providing for the laJtng out OF
pasts- Tho complainant represents himself to be
The owner Of the soath hAll OF Fractional Section
-, 81 u east excepting aeous four aefes II welt
II The teeholder OF an undivided fourth OF the
west half OF The soushcaat qutxter ol Section u,
in the same town. II u stated that the Pasf act
was passed and defendauts appointed n coEmts-
soper1 10 calry 1t Into eject, under which ap-
potntnent the defendants have assumed to set
even 10 The Issuing Of bonds for the full estimated
cost OF the park & ooo, ,oQo, to secure which the
.a sass sa 1T IT.
themselves to deliver to Eastern capital.
tse sun of sssut 9 ss,o oea s TSsS anaa' nave e
also, i stated. appointed agents to prepare for
!as S.estiou o ana opsn!og q hishxsJs, ana 70
provenentB on The properly they may condemn.
II charged that The south PARK acts arc In COZ.
t1ayentton win the Constitution Of tne Un3ud
law, for that they anihort1e the taking Of co1,-
plainaut1 Land In fee simple, without his CONSENT
ard the appropriation Of the same, without such
fghs OF eminent domain, and without any sun.
c1cnt bentnt 70 be derived therelrom iuasmnch rs
no past Of s,,d ~ lands as ps1l By tne
iaRe, and becanse colnplainant1 land Il not 10 To-
caied as to il vicinity to Chicago, a. to render
The PARK advantageous to or eu]oJsble BY tue
SsGfens q Chicago, ~ place OF reerea.
nearly all the land Appropriated II and
muat Be an open. roral district, edocdsnr the
greatest abundance Of fEeah ali, open common,
and lake water. for purposes Of hunting, fishing.
tsil!nH, diving, and ether aports promoting the
heath, recreation, and benefit Of tho public "
1t Is also charged that Il oauAgca be atSessed To
complainant ne Is left without remedy ut law 10
collect them. ..
The bili p1a5s N Injunction to prevent The de-
fendanta Ttom proceeding.
NEW ECTIS.
United States v Frederick Saekettt John 8,
Miller, William A. SAnbotn. Henry Lefever, Will
Ian McC1ne, and joseph Colder. Debt, tlo0, 90
Damages, $1,000.
Unlted s,ates '. Andrew J. Park ct alA Bill %
settle title as to the United States in dsterJ OF
Park Turner, at kcithsourg, where alsesImeuts
were made upon short returns
Churchill Coming '. Jesfe HoJt As9umpslt
Cause ktated on AontAJ. Ssln on t1ial.
, 1869-11-30
FIRE Asp PulieE DEPARTMENTS.
AppointMeat sF Esxtse kp4aius-TAat HORSE
and Saddle Presentation.

ApP0&ntHEAt * Ab4t4e eLkp4Ai4e-1A1K 1A0E1e
and Saddle PFrsenthtiou.
A regular meeting Of the Board OF Police VIA
held yesterday afternoon. President Brown In the
chair. p1tseus-Connis2iokeIz Titsrortn, Gund,
and James.
YRI pErlHtx1Fr.
A turlcuet OF three DAYS VII, On EeenMme ends.
tou Of Frrs Mar1hM WfI1AnA granted 70 3ossph
Iauf, watchnan Of the steamer Ltae Giant
On Recommendation Of AAI1hA Nllt2ma John
nrned IA : regular member OF the department.
The bill OF A. Booth, for COMPENSATION for avn
tnsh eleRed to have been destroyed ny 1pa1ka
ffum The .teaEer J2neA WAS referred to the Con-
mon coutGl The board declining 70 Ne aeuoa
join prehcr, ptpe1nan Of The steamer Chicago,
w1s appointed FOREMAN OF the Flnneozgu-
william Mullins, driver OF The Fue .AArshA1'l
cosl Naxon, Na4 appointed foreman Of Inc steam
rolCR prkRfHKNr. s..-
AnEon Have WAS appointed 8pectA policeman
fo1 the Chicago Northwestern Railway.
Superintendent kcnnedy reported taas he had
Suspended As1vn 3 Haoson, apsaA poliee1ass
that he be discharged The reoomnandAooa wa
s9pertnterdent KenMdy reported taaf Joat
Aahes, = special policeman o. Ea1. h.d sssIe5 9
sppqntment on tho regular force ConGurTod In
Superintendent Kenned1, 70 whom VA referres
| tho question Of the b0fee md oaS2J Win !nE1
sefseent nsua has recently esea p!sssnte3, g r =
| i1cta, he IL cou1lrced that az!d aorse sod ougR
| gss ree4euted 10 Sergeant BAa8 without my to4i
| citation from him or Any other policeman, Al
| 1coomn ended thai he b allowed to feeelye An
| the Recommendation coneurrcd tn-
| The bQard then adjourned.
, 1869-11-30
HOTEL PERSONALS.



Among the arrivals II the Treuo1l House
yrssertaay were the lollowtns: A Z. Daococe,
CantoD, ILL.,: Hon. ]. Joy, Detroit; Hou- Thomas
J. Turner, Flctpart; n. Il. Moore, Bloomington:
Hon. r.. T. Kellogg, Louisiana, Jtme4 ". AlkeT,
ST. Louis; Charles P. Welding, Louisville; 1o1
N. Motion, New fotk; Purtef q. Hanson, Pull
adelphta-
Among the atrlvnl4 II tne Sherman Iou3e1 yes-
teruay were tie following: G. n. ShiPman and
Mills e. LAndow, Michigan; Hon. AAtuEtn l.
Fisher, Iowa; Ira 7. Hoyt, Mil Nlukte; G. Il.
Keith, Kansas: Lieutenant A. L. Ba{conbe,
Ou1ah1: A. b Buitout Philadelphia: d. B. Pad-
duck, Miss ]. ". CarJ, c!eEelanl; $. Y. Chimes,
New York; G. W. LeNfs and II. CaasidF. TeKaR
g. 4. Anson, Alton; and o. C. Smith, .. ?. r. 4.
Fl. JAAE3 HOTEL.
Among the arrivals III tho St James Hotel yes.
tcrtay xert the following: Hon. David u. Nor.
ns, New YORK; Judge lanes Van Veil, In llama
Henry ". Rlchertt, PhitAdefphiA: Alfred T. Bo.
fipRv Cincinnati: n. s. Hubbard. Spr1n01e!d,
Bo2rtmuu e. Cashmer, Peoria; 8 A. Holmes
Alton: r; n: SANGER, MADISON, Wts- James 8.
1loyt, St Paul.
BRIGGS H*rsK- ....
day were the following: IIou- u. Lyon and family
Moore, Batavia: Major Geo. VI. Hail, Cnttct
States Army: ". ]. Sauboru, United States ARMY
L G. Mcdonald, GIens Falls: ". 8. Rutherford
san Francisco; Captain ]. j. West. ST. Paul. IL
Pnrton, Colorado: ". F. Browne, Boston.
a RATHER rouVh looking individual, named Ed
warl Daley, who lives on ninsdAla street. u I'll
North Division. va lodged In the nc7on Stree
or attempting. 70 shoot bis niece She sueceedct
In making her escape belore he could caHy on
bis destsu, procured 4 warrant, and hence d
AtyeAk
, 1869-11-30
Supnkn DEA1HS.


fkuA AkAK1 ULSkAbkA
There wert two extremely sudden deaths lu the
city yesterday. Ono case v1s that OF Mr.. Adam
s Banter, OF the wer-known otm Of True, Baloler
4 McMurrsy, No. = Lake street. 1tappeazs that
be had been quite unwen OF Ase, md frequently
complained OF 4 shortness Of breath. He entered
the etore about O'Clock yesterday morning IN !
vefy exhaukted condition, aud soon began to
vomit pr. MeWul1ms, The family ph{alc1an+ va
Instantly sent lot. Before his s1rtrl MI Ba1ntT
had fallen to the 1oor. They had him placed On \
mattress, where he died vt1hln few n,innteA
Tha doctor Rtated 1t the Inquest thRt be hHd been
treating the deceased for heart disease, and The
tur3 xzc11oed death to The cAuAe-
FOUND DAD
4 young nan OF 20 yeare, named Waiter Hen-
de1aop, wss found dead IN bis bed. No @ Sherman
st1eet, ycsserday morning. According % ne 81;
de1ce At the inquest It appears thAs deceased had
been alling Tor about two weekA a doctor gave
h. opi1toa mt dess9 & ensoed y p
rendered accordingly. The father Of dc
ceased met with q sudden death about year eko
by mi from Quincy street sidewalk, which r.
suited N dalocauon OF bus neck
, 1869-11-30
RECENT ~ RalARiES.


A couple Of burg1artous Handy Andys entered
the rcaitcnce Of Obadiah Jsck1op, No ssl Sorth
Dearborn street. carly yesterday morning, and ap-
prcpaiated two costs. Eext they visited 10. ess
North LaSai1e street, The reatdence Of Christopher
Pxsh. They were doing nuely when the inmates
OF the house. became alarmed The thtaves lol-
lowed the example, and In the haste OF their hight
lets ore Of MI. Jaeksonb costs, another si1tilar
garment ard pAIr Of RAiters ou tue premises. In
return tfey TOOK With tbcm \ ycIyet cloak and q
box Of E1ove4 vatued 1t fla1.
boarding house, No. IS St2te street, wa co
tered BY Burglars on Sunday night, and robbed Of
gold watch valned 1t Sl7a. and rs tn currency
The grocery gtcre OF Nj. Wstaon, corner OF Reu-
ben knd EtnI1e streets, NHa At8o entered and
robbed OF quantity Of ct2zrs aod \ si1Au soHl o1
money.
The reAideuce Of Louis Lun, No. South Peor.a
street, was similarly persuaded ont Of two over.
COAT, valued At $140.
, 1869-11-30
THE eIrY III BRIEF.

AFxw DAra stx0 IN inmate OF tic Reform
School, named WiI1lam Qusrk. about II years o1
age, made his escape nom that Institution, snd
returned to hI1 haunts In tha 6ty- IA1t eranIna
Omoes Gallagher espaed HIN On Cs&tk Street, 2nd
ii attempting TO eject htA arrest, Quirk snapped
tss revolver II tho onoer hall dozen troe&
Fortunately ihs weapon pef8l1red IN hanging nfe
aoQ The youthful ocnHnofel, eftef seSeTe At 1E
aie, vas taken Into cu1tody. On ats pe<son wA1
found box Of ieWelfJ, containing AMONG otns1
YatrAblc6 hair nt1pele1 marked - Elhe h3ekeA'
The properly cA1 be found NJ the Atnor1.
1sxx czExxy. ESQ, formerly editor Of the
'p1nn4ue z7saA& vN Tead a humorous P2ee4 Ea
, 1869-11-30
SIRlkEEKI RvlE.

Al meeting oi thn Bosrd Of Director of the
Chicago L So<rnvuatern RsuEa heid tn TILL
city On the sd inst, resolution Substantially 4.
follows w1s Introduced and adopted:
RA~a...d Th.s no eme9 q emp,eye Of The Chhe4eo
Se1hW csteSn Railway Company AhAu hare oE hold A11
3rtefest tny other fafuAa eEpFrss enmpAaJ. fE3ns
resfatou company. mannA company. coal milne
iteel Ct tFnn wosE fosuIance c9npa1y. 2s SaT okhs
kind pf E1stnepA which coptE1t1ted - tbs ChAeA6u
Ecxthxtsien RAf1vay, nnless b the unaaauaoEs pes
...S~.ios, ~ M Bn.e.1 - IfrrrtarH
, 1869-11-30
STEALING 'aEWapAPERs.

u the Editor u The Chicago 7+ituns:
Icargnt = newabo1" stealing ny morning pa.
PERI rR1SENx And 1tmes} this uosnin&. ! pre-
sume there are others on West Warrington street
who have lost their papers the SANE WY. Tut
boy opened the gsit. walked IN 10 tic E.oop {soms
twr1 u feet,, picked the Wptts up, md coolll
walked OF Tic An old hand at the oultnesa-
wish ycu would give u the penalty, through tn
medium Of Jour paper. Tours truly,
GEO E WEIR,
No. 49, West Washington Mreet.
CHICAGO, Nov. ., 1867.
, 1869-11-30
sPDR1Ine.

TIE nkXRI4pIGN 4AtCH. ..
The American Championship u1Atch II billiards
between John DceEJs Of Ban Francisco, and Cy-
nils Dion, OF Aentteal. hA4 1t la53 teen ksT1ugrd
to tAke plkce IN Sap FE1ncttco, On the evening of
lie fst Of December mart 30 sa1s Tho Iasf,
fs4aS cnd Fazu- DeefJ pAy2 Don$ expenses to
and from the Pacific coast. and It Ia understood
that the latter vii start on bis Journey on S2iQr
day next .-...-
OHIO sTA1x Hu11ARo TOURNAMENT.
ClNc1hKA11, Nor. ea-The billt..a tournament
10. The State championship commenced thus After
noon hy carou Eame, poan barred 80 points
up each carom TO count 1nree. J. Casper, Of
Cincinnati, $50. Tue largest run bJ GElnfemcyer
Ma g. James Cherry and John Wu1iAnson, Of
Cincinnati, phJ tonight La BEatHard the fe~
night. On accocDt Of sudden death tn hts family.
Umpire, Dare EendalL The tournament Is To
c1oke on Wednesday.
culI1Ksak rRaH JOE oonEnN TO TON At1xN.
BAN FHlkCIsCo, Soy. eo.]oe Cob1rn chAllen9ea
Tom Alien to naht fnf 3to GOO, or rot less tean
r. $50. e1d viii Pay Aliens travelling c1pcnseA to
California