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, 1870-07-07
HOTEL PERSONALS.



Among the arrivals at the Sherman House, yes
'erday, were the following. r. p. Mcclure, San
Francisco: N. If. Zellcr, Colorado; Major Neal,
kilkenny, Ireland; 7. F, Dnrant, L. q. Fowler,
Etw York; Geo u. Higbee, e. S. A.: Colonel T.
j. Guford, Rock Island; Hon. Brooks Adams, A
Rodman, Boston; General e, v. Baker, Daven-
2ott; Chef Justice Salmon P. Chase and daugh-
ter, Washington; Lewis B. Reed, Palmer Reed,
New York; F. l. Robbins. Philadelphia: A. Will
.erburD, Albany; II. y. Curtis, lafayette, Ind
BRIGGS HOUSE.
among the arrivals at the Briggs Honse. yestet-
LAY, were the following: Hon. Gail Borden, aud
family, New York; Judge A. N. Harrington,
Geneva: Dr. Thomas Ross, Canada; B. Craver,
Superintendent Of Rensselaer, Il Saratoga Railroad
lion Nsson, Lake supe[tos General aaio,
Omaha; Colonel j. +. Eastman. California; J.; Il.
Beclwlih, san Francisco: Horace Perry, New
YORK; r. H. Frost Springfield, George ". Hobbs,
Albany d. G; ?: ChesleJ, San Francisco; E j.
ST. JAMES HOTEL
Among the arrivals ut the st. James Hotel, yes
terday. were the following: General D. Dnstln,
liz, Springfield; c. n, Eames, Jacksonville; n.
P. johnson, Aurora; D. IL Ransdeu, indianapolis; ;
R. Hardenburgh, New Brunswick; VIM. Jackson,
RoeE Island Major e;d Ga1tiRa vapa.a4so;
Ottawa: D. Gardner, ChampatEn; Benjamin E.
Morgan, Troy; ". N. Thorp, Mt. Sterling.
TRENoHT HOusE.
yesteTday, were Tie following: Wm. Goodwin,
England; Major Van vost, .. 8. L.; Colonel Jno-
W. Noble, st. Louis: 4. c. Rogers, Richmond; E
Dskey New os1eans nen H!tam Barney,
no. Chihuahua, Mexico; J. Mcmillan, Detroit; N.
Stein, Salt Lake CITY; Henry D. Huntington: Cln-
cinpatt: Dr.. ALL Indianapolis; Hausing q. Miller,
% ria' 81 Louis: @ {. G r. Ph{flpa, cairo: " A. Ken
dali SYRACUSE,
, 1870-07-07


Thn ,,odrr,3encd nvcnt nf fbe J:erman Eor;ctr ra
erccttuilv frpfrse1ts to you the following: Miner.
oua complaints, concerning tie. behavior Of keep
e!e o. anntEiA1t tsst'ns ana tner IunnG!s 70
ward immisrHots, a. wcl a toWard Gitizent.
,nnn i1nI.rsnt.. 6nt .Iso Faith. RnSyruj.n
and o,l,er imuerants who're natipns have no rcpre
sentative here hare called upon for redsess, aud
have atttfted them AZ much ~ coud being how
FL o'ees cost q ,n.4tong sg s.Ssd ~ e, f.
pnr.use Of sasistne a1,d nrotsctinS imtsrsnts. and
scpt up y voluntary coutrihutioos an entirely unable
ahl the duty Of protesting them without a.set
fcm the constituted a1toFtea Locking the 1T Of
r.. gnse;hs re sly o. lineage, nna tha3
nn5rs ir Ir IT. naI"1 In c+ton M
only stsscy enforced would 70 far to prevent most d
the dccrpons. inpotitonk and frauds which pfAc
t,.ed upon imlnik1an9 Ihe rhcnty; hGwe.cr, T.
at It t "a e. it r ply n1cs ~
The fsit of y iii, ntjom !. ns;nIy ~ ~ aser;e
- III ~ ~ r hi TTon ~. @ T. - r ~ I
sqant tr.sns ose auy t e. ecTdnR ead to
.; :! fs efr+nt r.. >, ~ n1-nI tt
q q E IA rnH.1e sTe 9e sednn nr1
ent II ntcjeent faithful and honest police o1fics-
n,", zhn nv shIc n enrak and uuderttand the G. r
man ianeus:t-Tett present ii the arrival
, 1870-07-07
The Btbbc+

A new translation Of The English Bible is be-
ing made at hfosul. Tie translator is the
English Consul, AIr. Rassam, a brother Of the
Abyssinian captive, Consul RassAm. This
gentleman is perhaps tho most learned and
profound among living Arabic scholars. Near
" all his life has been In the employ Of the
british Government as an agent among the
Dednweep, and he speaks duently each OF the
eight dialects Of tue desert. fow years ago,
MT. Nassau,, opening Hebrew Bible, was
astoDishcd TO tind that, although ho scarcely
knew anything OF Hobrew except
the character in which it was written, he WAS
abla 10 read the book with comparative ease.
lie, in short, at once recognized the Hebrew
Of Genesis al almost exactly the aame dialect
Of Arabic now spoken by the Bedaween who
now roam over tho desert in the immediate
peishborhocd Of Mount Sinai. His surprise
may be imagined. But the most startling part
Of The story ia that nearly all OF tho passages
which have perple1cd European Hebraists
present No difficulty whatever to Mr.. Rassam
-such passage. for instance, as that about
the Sons OF God taking unto themselves wives
from among the daughters Of men. He de-
mics among other things. that tho prophecy
reads "a virgin Bhal1 conceive He contends
that the natural meaning OF the word trans-
lated 1'virgin," 1s simply "young woman
Mr.. Rassan ii now in treaty with London
publishing firm to bring out his translation OF
Genesis, and when that appears We may have
over again second "Colenso" sensation. II
Mr.. RasBam'a story be literally true-if the
Bedawcen about Mount Sinai really spe1k pure
aud undeliled Bible Hcbrew-the whole matter
can be readily proved
, 1870-07-07
Rcles for Packing and Inspection Of 1Tess
Fork. DC.

A meeting OF provision dealers, packers, and
Chamber Of Commerce. to hear the report Of The
committee Of the Board Of Trade navlpg in charge
the revision Of the ruIes Of the provision trade,
caea M ae aaae oaa5 sse ssa s %sres e
port and 70 amend Il 4 neeessasy. 80 .hss It eoal!
on oe uesaay uea - Tue o' Inc
Mr. r Iccrea T President Of the board, WAS elected
President Of tue meeting. md Ar. Randolph Sec
In some cases they were annroysd OF as reaoEted
By the committee. md IN otherssome un'mportant
a fnioW Weae nE ndae ,ha zaesone
1as asyp.a of Director, .h.a .ppo,n. Committee on
f All
aud eha ct Sfso ssr1 il case u
H. a ba4s. q Ley i Il s
5k Il s1. s cut s2d packed fa IDS, Of we'll
ffscn IT, msaL nst 81 oyfr rftee9 Resfs
{o5 Layer nase on sdse dTi,ao4s e5adn: q h.l.
iEe mTst nf pseksd nto gash oas lt pot ~ han
and d " fn ta 10 Of t elsar b @
pos1sbIe - ~ "''' ''''o' IL ~ "'''' a.
u ntreetsn i lnst wsie out is !aaa two hun:
SrSd PS9nds ID pSt aud tn Is dsys nGt less an two
t&.n W. Hundred aad ten roana. net, sud l. .iuety
y ~. r.. s nah iTo aaa wGye p1na?
days Ias contents Of he barrels ntnestsd
Fiji b saald o0 pG1R z ws wsl be s 70 a
acsorne 10 date .nd ,se ~ Pprsa an. ea,n
r Gr9vi3f0 1 fast It,, 2S 1 factiona as t. The weight
o. md s. hm 1esH I'd san
, 1870-07-07

SOUTH SIDE COURT.
Jeremiah Wellington WAS nr1algued before the
Police Court, yesterday morning, charged with
larceny. Jerry Is colore1 carpenter. It appears
that ne syaa engaged by another colored man 70
repair window blind, and, 1t Is claimed, go h1ed
the blind tnat 1t could be opened from the outside
The next night he entered the premises and stole
len dresses. He took then them to pawn-ehop.
where he was identified as the thief. He "as held
for trial In bail Of $500.
"A man named a. Agard was charged with fast
driving, to the injury Of man whom his horse
kuockcd down. he WIS nned SO.
WEST SIDE C0uRT. .. ..
Roger Plant, Jr., chip from the Old block, was
a1aIKned before Justice Moore, yesterday morn
Ing, for shooting yormg grl On Green street, on
the 4th. He Has held for trial N Dali OF toe0 m
Charles Scott passed q forged check calling
for s6 On August Keller, No. Lake street. He VIE
held in hail Of $500.
Gilbert Horton, for the larceny Of Set OF bill
tard balls, YVES held IN bait Of $500
NORTH SIDE COURT.
On last Thursday a inRu named James Boyden,
al'da MoFatha7 attempted to play the con1dende
game on person bearing the lllustIious cogno-
men Of Daniel Webster, hA!ling from Dement, He
offered check on the First National Bank 81 600
bond, but worthless, for some greenbacER Dan
refused to btc and brought about the sWtndier's
arryst- Justice Dresser held him for t1ial In bail
OF Il 600.
, 1870-07-07

hecplueC's Gouft
SENTENCE pAY.
Yesterday, Judge McAIlfster sentenced the par
ties convicted at the last term, which closed on
Friday evening at o'clock. The sentences we're
Is folloWs:
FOURTEEN YHARB.
Henry Poole, convicted Of robbery, taking, by
force, from John Il. Humphrey, gold watch aud
10 n %as = The M
who IVES convicted By the testimony ot an asso-
ciate in the crime, the substance Of whose tcstt-
xna sa ns s @
down, and Poole held him by the throat while
Kletn, his accomplce, relieved his pockets Of their
cOntentS- .-..
FoER YEARS.
James Brown, for picking the pocket Of MarJ
&echalick, taking T., Was sent down for four
yesrA
John Delano was sent down for two years for
forgery. Me forged tne signature and endorse
Ing stamp to cheek Tor ssi230 There IS another
!nostmens pending against ths man for procuring
john Heaney was sentenced to the Peniient1a.y
for Two years, for burglary at the store OF Henry
". SorthIup.
John Mathews, for the larceny OF $50 from David
A. Hatch. was sent down for one year,
james bunker stole COW, and was sentenced
foE one year.
COUNTY JAIL THREE MONTHS.
John Mccormick, for the larceny Of cheap
r..
Inv for three 1nonths.
-Thomas RacIrnau. ror the larceny of g am r..
| gars frnm 2 i. Nnfn1r. was sentenced fnT fhrae
months -, -1Nee
o-vrv r.1e
Jcranh no1pn far 1ha ierrsnv ri a ,ro,t,+, ~
c,nth Was Sant n iati for aivtv yasa ~ u
nuns+1,a Eeaa+tr stni. ''s3n, ~, ,.t,,o, ~
,,,hiS s M H,t . a.D'e souG H., AstsS ~ ~
1T me snle' III" "so oe' oo"" 'os "Ae pe11oo u
Ae' n,pv
1obn po,ra,t cona ~, ,,,,,1o- ,o,, t,,,,.,.,..
.h norair1 his ..,tt * ~ - % an1. ~ ,,
ia h ;oIa liz ar III ~ G VI n
."nnocl tn ,sIfiercnt no,4,as H M T.. ho ~
"n Il iaii ornr Sert.n %aers ~ E wss MH1 eoo1nnco5
- Iha rcnnty ioH ~ oma i,1a,,+,nr NC nni ~
n4a es,.odoI cI.s ~ ~ - tho ,.sor ano "sa
-enee sosteoaGn ors a. nsySne.T,o, ~ lux 91nsT.
vF,11,r, ubjin nnnro,,,1ataa tan ao,,ers r,v1,
II No in,bi,1 ~ Ipramna TIn,nn ~ ar1 ess .ha.,
W. 1cen ~ III VI ~oa eurn ,ha ~ 1tt ~ Maa
IL wee conf dnwn fnr one ,tav ""S AA Va 'Aa''
49, ~ '3E srspFTnrn
Mary Kennenct Tss cnnvirred Of ,he larceny .,
a Sal,,nhle ci,sin from nne Annte Phiiiins II vas
ai.t fnnt the chain WIS al the Va,ne n ss7n rhe
parties were confined In cell at the AfmorY,
nnnnar chnr1os ~ drrrt nnG Srnr,tarIv Arruusn
;yas frrn,srnt vsifnT here and nj The R-iIeWeil
The nther woman was ~ dnnhffri vtrfrn Thc
Icclsed. it was ALLEGED, by cnstnn and bv reason
III arnnuntancc IN the nT1son honse ohtsned an
rarly relcasc to the Outer rpOms surronndinr the
.cil, and then the o1her woman claimed she car
, 1870-07-07

Since the death OF Major General T. E. G. RAN
SOU. brave soldier In the late war, number OF
hta friends In this city have endeavored to raise
sufncient sum Of money To erect suitable monu-
ment over his gave. The committee appointed
to carry this purpose into effect met On tuesday
afternoon and selected plan Of 1he monument
designed By [. W, volk. 1t will be, when COM
pletcd, % feet high, we'll proportioned, and with
column broken at the top, from which hangs
tattered flag, whose folds partly cover the column.
The pedestal has four projecting tablets for In
sc1iptlons, and Is ornameutcd with cannon balls
and branches Of OAK and laurel The name Of
pedestal, while at the base OF the column Is an
eagle. The monument will be finished In few
months, when It will be dedicated with appru-
nrfafe ceremOUfeS.
, 1870-07-07
THE SANITARY POLICEMEN.
Alderman 7IctsFnih Maintains His FosItk Ion
Letter from a Pfivate Citizen.

To The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Ii your edition OF July 6, appears O card from
Health Otfcer Burnam, wherein he states that l
have been called on for the proof OF certain state
ments made BY me, at a meeting Of the Common
Council, held June 81, concerning the Sanitary Po.
lice. Allow me to say such ia not the case All
the lntimAtion Of that Kind had, was letter
sent TO me In the Council Chamber, the next even
ing, from the Health Odlccr. which was dictated
more like an instruction as to what my
duties were as citizen and m Alderman,
than as request to furnish proof that my Rsser.
lions were true. Consequently tooE no notice ol
It. The action Of the Common Council, By an al
most unanimous vote, reducing the number ot
Sanitary Police from sixteen to Six. goes to show
that o.her members Of the Common Council, as
well as myself. entertained serious doubts OF their
pr0Lity and usefulness. However, II Mr. Health
OmceF Burnan hns any doubt Us to the truth ol
the statements made by me on the occasion re-
ferIed To, feel confident that can furnish proof
that will le sufficient to convince him and the pub
lie that my statements were true, Mr. Health
Ohcer Hurnam'a opinion regarding my Seruaney
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Jas J. McGRArH.
CHICAGO, July I. AID Fifteenth Ward.
, 1870-07-07
THE BOARD OF POLICE.
Kuzzling Of Dogs Ordered Horses
and Cattle.
Protection for Immigrants -
Searching Female
Prisoners.

A special meeting Of the Board Of Police was
held at the Central Station yesterday afternoon,
President Brown In the chair. Present Commls-
sioners Gund and Sheridan
THE MAD DOG.
The following petition, presented to the Mayor,
and by him referred to the Board Of Health, and
by them to the Board Of Police, was received:
ordinance passed By the Council ior muzznk dog has
been tusrendfd IN = stranzc manner The phyztcshnt
kssss$y W. r. ss!:s% !;sss t!Ss
s AZ sr.ay has M RSaa Sn1 Ct
.s to knoW ~h9 thse sp & A. A. TIT H.: e 81 81 M
dos s - ets e hen an u1a11e esaas % ebd Va
tse e
shsiz pesitop. ths Ssdasnss ief pietest!as human
disobey YoaT PstItioasr further 81 STd|n
e Fl
three 1,ad a9ss eftez h1xins bitter teyefal c
i s. es4 Il
ploiis- How long = hi. nnn1ated n,s.nee 70 con;
9 Desce.ed md ampled under hy essss selected
e'''''' 'A@"' III III &%SSt,5. NSSSt,is,
On motion, the Superintendent 81 Police was
Instructed to enforce the ordinance relating II
the destruction Of uumu .zled dogs running q
large "
l NAUGHTY PUllCkAEks
| Policeman Frederick FnlIer, OF the First Pre-
| ctnct, was charged with Leaving his beat, tnat
tention to duty, loungtng on his beat, sleeping
while on duty, and wiltui maltreatneut OF ctt
zen who was Under arrest" Fuller handed In hi
! resignation; it xGs accepted, anI he vas no
brought before the board to answer to the charges
Policeman Charles c. k1oss, Of the First Pre-
1 ciuct, is Indebted to ex-C0mmlsElcner TitswoTtt
In the sum Of 81, balance due on uniform Mr.
Ellsworth was alter him to collect the amount o
/ the bill, through the board, and kloss avodet
a5ment by rendering bis resignation, which va
| accepted.
l HoRsES AND CATTLE.
The Superintendent presented the followinj
enumeration OF horses and cattle IN the city. col
lected In accordance with the request OF the Chic
| OF the United States Census Bureau:
, 1870-07-07

Holbrook's hard coal ONCE, advertised On the
drst page, reminds us Of the cid drm pf HolhrooE
L Parker, Of which MT, q. was the senior member.
vtait to his two coal yarus, one on. the North
Branch and the other On the South Branch, viii
convince all that this gentleman has no Intention
;s now d1scharging her cargo OF l,1Eo to1s II liz
South Branch Jard. This would have been I sun
aent cargo few years ago for the laEge4t sh1ps
IN the ccean.
, 1870-07-07

A regular meeting of the Board Of Managers OF
the Home for the Friepdless was held, yesterday
morning, at the home. The following donations
were reported for the month Of June: George A.
ner, smith q: CO, SO; John L Hancock, McKind-
Thomas Churcn, and ". 7. Templeton, - and
the home was xil7.eo. The number admitted IN
juno was 141, OF which IS were. Adnlis
and s. children. Dismissed, 1s9; died, s;
appointed ~ the Executive Committee: MI. +, D.
Gfsy. Mrs- A. II. Hoee, Mrs. 7. u Avery, Mrs:
Charies Wheeler, and Mrs. Cra9tn- The Board Of
Managers Was selected as follows: Mf% =; y.
Buell., Calvary Presbyterian Church: MH. General
webster. Westminster Presbyterian Church; ano
Mrs Smith Tinkham. Unity Church. Tne OILS
, 1870-07-07
TIE LAW COURTS.
Miscellaneous Business Yesterday.
Sentences In the Kkecor1cr's
Court,
United States Circuit Court.

United 6ESLE2 N11Cu1E E0uft,
REAL EsTA7E-To SET ASIDE pEkD.
John J. u alker ct al :. WILLIAM N. Derby ct al.
This Is a bill to set aside sale Of realty on the
ground Of fraud. On hearing before Judge Blod-
ectt The property brought Into controversy
consists Of the east nall Of Blocks l and q, the
whole Of Blocks 4 and s, and Lots IL. q
and p In Block 19, Pryor 4 uopklus' Subj
division OF the west half OF the north.
west quarter OF Section ;, s5, Il. The fee OF
this property was, IN 1865 In Arthur F. Hopkins, Of
Mobile, Alabama he died on the 9Th day Of De.
ccmbcr, 1865, leaving will by which John J.
Walker was constituted sole executor with power
to sel and convey ali the real estate OF testator
Eudcr this power negotiations were entered into
for the sale OF the real estate IN this vicinity the
executor employing as bis agents Samuel Il. Eer.
Ioot 60. An agreement was mRne to sell to
Derby for e., coo, OF which sun $500 were TO
be paid down on delivery OF the deed. A special
warranty deed waa executed aud title passtti A
deed OF the premises was on the same day exc
cuicd in trust 10 secure future payments.
subsequently m interest in the prop
erty Was conveyed to Eerfoot 4 Cd.
and this It is that is relied upon as fraudulent the
ayeTmcnt being that kerfoot, as an agent, sold TO
himself. On the other side 1t is cpiitcniIed that
Walker himself negotiated the sale, and that Ker.
loot Co. had no agency In 1t, and received nc
interest until long subsequent to the sale,
-. ADMIRALTY.
Justice Davis, of the Supreme Court. WAS
Yesterday, engaged IN chambers hearing Admiralty
appeals.
, 1870-07-07
CHICAGO, July 7.

To the Editor aJ The Chtcdgo Tribune:
In to-day 3 Issue Of your paper notice an ali.
dress CT ueaith On!ccr Burnam to Alderman
McGrath.
Coinciiing with his opinion about the Sanitary
Policemen, I can offer the Alderman some tcsti.
mony for bis statement TINT they arc nuisance,
which ought to be abated II this Is only the voice
ri single citizen, It may cali forth snme more
from the many who have suffered imposition
from these badEed men. / should like to state
here, that complaint made to Ohlcer Burnau
about the men acting under bis authority. was e1l
tIrefy ignored, probably on the plea that no tax
1layiug citizen has right to complain about OIL
cials who are paid out OF his pocket.
c. E. CLACIUs. s22 West Madison street.
july G. 1bTQs
, 1870-07-07
TIE oHIpAGO NETALLuRG1C W0RGS.

There was published in yesterdays paper an ak
tract from tho Cheyenne Leader, rejecting severe
ly upon Prof Julius slversmith, now Of this city.
We publish to-day . reply from the gentleman tn
question and must do him the justice to state
that not only has he been we'll known In the West
in the practice Of his profession Is Newspaper
publiAher sna editor, hat that he has published =
sssa5eIs which hsa gone through four editions
, 1870-07-07

and has also written several other works Of
somewhat similar nature.
The letter Of Prof. SIiversnith Is Is foltoWk:
10 Gse Editor ef Tie Chteaqo nfbx.e:
.,s sla: That youI many readsss. yhp may not knew q
Cheyenne Lauder. from which you copied an extract
relative to tnyn may not b inclined to form
Eaktr 81 The Leader, Il grrat v1hcr and e1anderer
he il b1nckEuard and not worthy the Of gentle
man refer particularly General Lee, tie Sec
rclay # the Territory q Wyonins to the .sa char.e
With thc vilet Of blacknal and ether Indecent 1tu
Very respectfully. your obedient erv1nt,
j. SuyE1sXI1H, N. A.
I've Dearborn strrct, July g.
, 1870-07-07

Tho Board of Education, at Troy, N, y,
them, named Alr. o'Donne]l. spoke Of another
member, gentleman named Greer, as that
id scoundl cl," because Mr.. Greer had
charged that OfDonuell sold his vote.
, 1870-07-07
MeteorploRicUt.

Meteorological record tor July G. 1870, as report
ed by j. G. Langguth, Jr., opticlan, correspondent
to the Smithsonian Institute. The snall letter.
nre the initials for the words "veering,'t gen
tle" hlgh,"." dry, moist atmosphere" train,
aud " snow :"
, 1870-07-07

YOUNG LADY WHO HAS BAD fHE RES1
u Of opportunities, desires 70 teach n11e. 49,
German and che branches OF An dritnAty 80
cntiou in ptvate family. She dive the b1
ence. Add1rw M ] i, ffibune Office.
, 1870-07-07

Otis E. A. Hutchinson was appointed guardian
Of Edwin D., Louisa, Albert, and CathaIine Beck
er, under bond OF s6a 00o In place Of Willis Lord
who resigned
SETTLED.
Esta1e Of Sarah E. Watson. Declared Settled
, 1870-07-07
Superior Conrt,

IoEn OF Hyds PARK, and others Decree entered
hotln bal! OF Sno-lots and 4, and the north half
~ ~ 81 atsqnoElslon oI Lots anu anu
LIZ 1ns ness u ,ef1 Oi Lol ?, IN niock Cleasefvlue
~ dne I[upGstt, WHICH s!nGe !eo. nas been w!tnln
,h .he e l W. ~ naMVeI,snee assessed og
enE ,t ae " nus IstA. ~ cnatse Lhe as
= n ~. WEI o' paul. ano Sale 1olioHea- Ih's
ID oo" EEL as1ue- -
PARTITION. ..
fh!etus = batber et als, '. william Short ct
alR Dectee ior tue paslltlon OF the east half OF
the northwest quarter OF Section 8: the west half
OF me northwest quarter OF Section 5; the west
aali OF the soauMest quarter OF Section 15. and
NE east aail OF me noftnHest quarter OF Section
q, all IN Township 80, IS; also the west half OF
The southwest quarter Of Section 8, 50, II.
DEED VACATED.
William D. Ogden ct ais. '. Sophia B, Newberry
ct ais Decree entered setting aside masters
deed OF Block 20 In Kinzie's Addition, and title
confirmed In CoMplAtnantB
CONTINGENT FEES. ...
, 1870-07-07
BUSINESS NOTICES,

An Interview Between n Doctor
anI his patient Three months ago Mr. James
Henry Reading, OF 20 Grove strect, New York,
was, as he supposed, not tar from deaths door.
given him up, pronounClng his complaint atrophy.
lie Was feaIl1lly wasted and debilltated, haI q
constant pain In Ills right ate scarcely enough
spirits. At this tuncture, clerk IN the establish.
menr where he had been employed, persuaded
him to try course Of Plantation BltteIs. Last
quite restored. The other day on his way home
le met The phSslcian who attended him, when taG
following conversation occurred: "What!" said
M hs Sss Rsaa1s aaes tS zoa toa
Yourself a false prophet l hope p "No, no; ccE-
talnly not Bpt rs miracle How was L ~ ~
story Of bis recovery, describing II wholly to the
Bltters), and is willing to confirm 1t verbally or by
letter whenever applied to.
PImples ON the Fnce.-For Come.
dopes, black-worms or grubs, pinply eruptlons,
and b1otched designations on the face, use Perry
Comedone and Pimple Remedy. sold by all
druggists
To Remove Moth Patches, Fxeckles
and tan from the fncc, use PeHys Moth and
remedy. Prepared by Dr. B. C. PcrTy, 40 Bond
street, New YORK. Sold By all druggists
The American Honac, Boston, IL
llDsL conveniently loCltcu u all NHea VI LEapC!s Is
well to the business portion OF the city. Blllard
ROOMS, cafe, passenger elevators, &c. Newly fur
nlshed throughout,
Pimples Renewed md the Skin
made smooth by using Juniper Tar Soap, Manu
lactutcd by CasWeli, Haza1u i CO., New York.
Cod Liver Oi1.-Hazard / Caswells Coz
Liver OIL Is the best-Adrertisen1ens.
Paper Hanging and Wind0gz
shades, latest styles. Paints, oils, glass and
brushes. at F. E. RtgbJ,s 50 Randotph-st
, 1870-07-07
Bar. Wind. Taer. Rain.


CHICAGO. July7.
Sun rises. g m. Moon Eisca .......e bi r.
Sun ssf.........73p ?. II. Moon sete. :o7 d.
, 1870-07-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED

NTANTED-T TO BUY A. NICE COTTAGE AHn
" kt VIII Fry part e14h of 1lpumo tocumhfAnea
balance deatrsbly located hts. Stats pxtne- H
Trft0Oa Cl1eA.
, 1870-07-07
TO RENT-HOUKH.


NO RKET-A HANDSOME LARGE HEsfpEHCk
With carriage ho0se and fouu ee1rs II kfvs1pd haDA
eonaely oIn1u1euted. Desirable loeato1 on the West
Side Rent reEy low 70 foed tenant
ABRICK RkSIDRNCK on WEST VAN BUHEN-
n TitA 6fnh}e. Hoaac co1tain1 10 roosa Rent Ht0D
App%y 70 JOHN A. kL4s n HAhaan-Av.
11o REEr-m EvANsToN-oNk or TRE MOST
S40 pa monih Also eottasrs cf 5rooma 4 els per
tou-8t
mo RKyT-puR1RG THE SUMNER MONTHS
furnished house In the southern part II the city
ia Sood healthy pei8hborhosd; 70 strret
car nd also TO The Illinois Central R2EDsd etatiou
Win bc feuted cheap to good pefty anA4one other
reed apply. Address JOHN HOUSE,, 69 lAEe-st
no TORENN-FVRNIsHRD HOUSE, ALL MODERN
L inlFTuyemc1ts, with large hasn. bal hoSk ts1H
Union Park Inquire Il i Peckss-. or LIZ Lasauezf,
Room 1e.
no RENT-SVBURBAN REsIDKNCE; POSSESS.
L ion Ausuas /. Tho premises now occupied ~ tho
ndtfsSned near the lake eh1re, At southrfn city l;T
it, Furuiturc, carpets, &c. foJ sale des4fro APp
On tbe premises, between 10 and Il T. n WH- L.
Rand.
no RENT-BOUSR 81 THIRD-Av. ALSO. SUITE
i of fpous and cIoaet1 - knd "a St&teet ~
WALLER $ Lombard Block
no RENT-BRICK REsWRNOE CORNER MICH.
igan-av. and Twenty fghthsk, with Or Tltnout Inf.
uiturr. Barn and al modern Improvements h ShL-
SON HAYDON.