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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
NO. Il

Max TwnS's Naa.-Msrk Twain
saws of hi, horse II have horse BY
the name of Jericho He is = mare. I
| have seen remarkable horses before. bat
none so remarkable as this, l wanted \
horse that would shy, and this tills the.
bill. | had an idea that slying indicated
spirit IF was correct have cot the
most spirited horse on earth. He she's
at everything he come. across with tho
utmost partially. He appears to have,A
mortal dread of telegraph poles especial-.
X; and il is fortunate that :hese are on
both sides of the road, because, as il q
now. never fall or teaee in saeccssson
on the same side. If fell on the. sauna
side always it would get mopotonaus 81
ler while The creature has shed. at
everything he has seen to-day except n
hay-stack He walked up to that with
an in.repidity and reokles~,ess that was
astonishing And it would fill any ono
with an admiratlou to SEC how lie presar-
we'd hi. self possession in the presence of
a barley sack This daredevil bravery
will be the death OF this horse some day
He is not particularly fast, bat think
he will set me through the Holy Laud.
He has only one fault. His tai. has been
chopped Of, or else he has set down on
1t t,o hard soaie time other, und has
to fight the flies with his heels. This lie,
all very we'll, but when he tries to kick
Ay Of the top of his head with his hind
foot it is too much of variety. He il
going to get himself into trouble that way
some day. He reaches around and batss
my legs, too ! do not care particularly {
about that, only do not ike to see =
horse too sociable."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

FEErSa " ,rTERs-One OF the latest
bits Of Paris gossip turns upon, the GUS.
tom OF giving sou to the waiter. Tho
Parisians having "inaugurated" revo-
luton against further compliance With
this system. customer at one Of the fash
onable cafes lately paid his reckoning
without adding thereto the ordinary COM
plement. The waiter said nothing, but
regarded the customer, who vas an old
habitue of the establish shment, with hook
of blank remonstrancc, tacitly enforcing
explanation. "Aphonsc," said the Gus
somer, kindly but firmly, al am very scr:5
~, but | belong to the society for giving
nothing to walters" "Oh, Mousicnr.
don't say So" cried Alphoasc. you. arc
an old prntiqHc, and in that case ! may
hint to you that I. aud Engenc. and Lou
is, yonder. all belong to the society for
spilHng hot cot[>e over the. trousers OF
stingy customers" The member of the
society for giving nothing to walters i'm
mediately presented ten confines tn A.
phouse, and went on his way sadder
and wiser man.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
{ Written for the Beaco"-)
Az -4CROSTIC.

Eneraven, Oh deep in this fond heart
Long. long rhy dear magc Tll stay,
Living fresh a. tire first nowers of Spring time
E'rn tho hope's tryhtest smile fade away.
Naugit on -ar,h ha'A the power to efFaee it,
Love, dearest 7 lay atthy feet,
Evcty hope every JOY Of Gny being
r., m On for thcc II is sweet.
Glad smile that 50 late lit my pathway,
Heaven holds not star htlfso bright,
En4ulf not my soul in nights Iarkness,
Do not bid ue live out OF that light
Every glance from thine eye is a Heaven,
Love, vain, all in vain, ,vwould smother,
Every throb OF this heart is an Offering TO thee,
Never-never to beat for another
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
TIE SKcRkr OF Etoou kNcR. i owe N,

THE SRcRxr or ELoouKNcR. Il owe my
success in life to one sincle fact. viz -
That at the age of twenty-seven | com
menced. and continued for years. the pro-
cess Of daily reading and speaking upon
the contents Of some historical or scicnti- 81
hc book. These off-hand efforts werr !
sometimes In corn field, aud othcrs in,a =
forest-uot infrequeutly in solre, distant ;,
barn, with the horse and OK for my audi
tors It is to this early practice in The :
art Of all arts, that am indebted for tho
primary and leading impulse tilas stimu-~
lated nae forward, aud shaped ami med ~
eled my entirc and subsequent destiny.
Improve then, young gentlemen, the st-
perior advantages you here enjoy. Let
not day pass without exercising your =
powers Of speech. There is no power )
like that of oratory. Gear controlled
men by captivating their affections, aud
swaying their passions. Tho influence of
the one perished with its author fhnt Of o
the other continues to this day.-Hsnrylz
Cay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
TH,RCoAL FOR IIoRsEs' WIXD.-"Mar

CH.RCoAL FOR HORSES VIM" Many
years ago, l recollect.' says correspou-.
dent of Lond N paper, ga horse being
brought into the yard of Joseph Bigna',;s
celebrated man for keeping hunters ht
Crovden The horse was very maea af-
frcted in the wind. and could hardly lnoyo
from distress. In a very few days tht-
animal did its regular work as a hunter.
with perfect case and comfort to teelf-.a
Tar water was the cure. Tar is carbon =
and charcoal in the powder is more easily !,
given than tar water. ! have tried it.
with most heucfcal effect. and I think il
stands to reason that the removal ofnox-
;ous gases and fl,tulence from the ston1-a
ach Of the horse must improve the wiud,s
aud condition. Tar is frequently Siven
with benefit in cases of chronic dsa-
ease of the respiratory orgaD', but its
effects are totally different FROM those pro-
daced by charcoal (carbon)-" ,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

3 rs, l aAnt twenty-five ceuts said a
Jour printer tn hi' employer
Twenty-Five c-uts how soon d, you
want il, JaksE
Next Thar.day.
A. soon a. TIM? you mt get it.
haze told y,u 50 often that when you
were Ia wIut Of ~ iarsc : SUN ot uJuo
you 'uu>t &C nie At ioui weeks H.
ticc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Conundrum by q Clergyman at i din
uer party Why d"n't tncy build mills
on the lower Mississippi
Answer pam II they can't
Respcu>e by lady OF tue party: Why
does the devil never skate
Answer. How IL Id vau he
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
Sryrr-Fork PoUSnS TO TUE BUsIrEt. -
vnch Of the wheat raise,l this year weighs

ETNTf-FVtk x I wv u TO IH1s ~ Ut
Much Of the wheat raised this year weighs
from sixty-fo to si1ty-elght pounds to
the hushel In this, therc is n moral aud
4 meaning. The seek so~n will be Of
the finest qnali'y, and. other conditions
being favorable, We may look tor boqn-
tifdl harvest next year. FItheru,ore sit
may be prudent to save sonn Of the see
pogio. grain for next Fal.s sowing. Some
authorizes claim tLat wheat should never
bc seid until . year Old. and now our
farmers have an opportunity to try the
experiment. 3; an advantage. -'sss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Put of repeA.ans. IL tc-s+orrow art
,ou haveer day psor" - rcpcp %. aaI I
lay lc>, - .epeut IA -zE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

There is uotbius ike fixed steady
aim, with al honorable purpose 1t Dig
nihes nature, anu iDsures success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Under the greatest frovocationa, i. ia
our wisdom aud duty TO kser our scmrer.
and to b-id!e our passions
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There was.a very far attendance at the Exchange
9a.esrocm yesterday and some valuable imps owed
city property offered and purchased OF very &C.
ceptable figures. The following are the particulars
or the days rransactons:-
Nxw YORK PRopKRrY-BY JAxgs M MILLER
htwo story and four story houses and plot OF
ground, Nos 43 and ID Grand st, Of plot 24.6x Z
esory No ~ Grand Ct lot 7ON
story brick boe and lot No ~ Grand 10000
sory brick house % snd lot No 2oa Spring st. Of
Sullivan st. lot 25x6O l8 800
ssory brick house and lot No l06 W. ssth ST. lo7
By FAIRCHILD, eTEvENsoN, SON AND co.
brick house and lot 147 18th Of 7th av lot
6. zoo
brick brick houses and lot 145 25th st. lot 2bx
and lot lis sih st. ot i7sxiilxss9 s01
Be- brick house and lot 1 2lth St. 10. l3xlI4x99 SEQ
BY WIN: KENNELLY.
2ios ll1th st. 2l0 n Of 9th each 26xO08 $500
Sios aaJoinng, same sze. 2,4oO
- BEooKLYN REAL ESTATE SALES.
brick house and lot 277 Henry st. 6el0 # from Baltic
- i0t Nx1@o. 7,2b0
The property recently owned by ]. Fowler con-
sisting OF a residence and eight lots In Waverley
place. FairmOunt, West Farms, Westchester county
has been transferred by F. w. Gilley 60 Mrs. n
Watebray for $4,000.
William H. Raynor reports the sale OF two lots on
Fifth avenue IN this city, between Tooth and 1O1st
streets, full lots, Tor $4,000.
Also. two full lots on Eighth avenue. between Sew
eDtyhrst and Seventy-second streets, iOr $4,000
and has resod them for $4,000, cash.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
WE ST IN DIES.
Aifsirs in Hayti- conspiracy at Gonaives Discov-
sred-sajet and tho Public sohools-Troublss
Anticipated in st. Thomas Condition
Of Turks Island and Porto Rico
nAYTI.

ST. THOMAS. April 80, 1870.
We have dates from Port au Prince to the lsth
inst Cod was reported at one dollar for ninety
dollars Haytien. Coffee Is scarce, as the country
people will not come into town. News nom the
south is favorable. Delgrace, with the principal
part OF his force had been made prisoners In the
Baraderes Heights. They were taken 20 rAnse de
Veau and thence to Jerem,e, who're Delgrace was
shot on tie public square. At Gonaives some trou-
They were 10 have revolted the 18th but the al.
thorites were advised OF their Intentions and the
principal caefs were arrested. They were Fontanye
and Saamon Chevaer. NJ. Menodon, Fernando
ChevaIier q. Michel O. J. Bapiste, Nelson Felix and
Albert DoencOurt The last three men are said To
be emlssares from st. Marc. Some arrests had also
been made in tile latter place. On the goth al
gu ct. Ssget had gone from Port an Prince to St.
Nae for tne purpose OF establishing public schools
a celebration ~ honor OF his election was TO take
place on The 20h. a
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
ST. Ta0nAs.
ST. THOMAS. Anrll 80. 1877

ST. THOMAS, April 80, 1870.
Matters are very dun here. The harbor continues
pretty full o. vessels-moslly OF large sze however.
Rates Of freight paid from Porto Rico were nom
thirynve cents to thirty seven cents. gold on 100
lbs sugar. From three dollars to three dollars and
twenty-five cents gold, on lilo gallons molasses,
groes gauge OF casks.
ON the 26th inst. the Norwegian corvette Nord-
sternen Captain Rus arrived from st. Crotx, stayed
two day and left for the north. The Danish irigate
left soon after for 81. Croix. The Danes are antic
pating some distuI bance on this island news Of
It's rejection by the United States Everything is
however, quiet, ana no demonstrations have been
made. atr t
evening.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
PROPOSALS.
pR0PosALs FOR wRouoHr AND CAST IRON WORK
fosr OFFICE AND ooukI AogsE, NEW YORK CITY.

PRoSosALs FOR wRoEoHT AND CAST IRON WORK
fosr orglcE AND COURT III !: aousE, NEW YORK cry
SSS ssss ssSs x:s
v ;: IT, ;s'sss s n: ss; s
ss s'ss s.. :Ts &
rsssEs sss% yss:s SOUND f. smooth and straight
s1s ,ae .aa sas as: st Il:
Sas ws sa sss
ss = s q ss
work cleaned az and anshed IN sSirs class MANNER
es os %osE q sss
ne saS a: sn b Ss
ssss wSf9qEa; r. s, iron they ana sound 10 ali
AZ beans sss brick work iron bsd-
o. hs amensions and numbers required by the Spec
Az necessary 9ol;s wedge. aA angle irons. anchors ,hse.
and sasSor 10 The ons s or scS sws
sS%psss s sss sas q
NJ sSss % s y pu Sy h a .o
:, e. sad BY hs K. w ~
The contractors WIN Be permitted the tie dsrrIcks
b." w be hs rsSu,sS & to pa ae time Of e%poysd
when required scaaoldns TO be furnished by the conrac
inss and beams. which include sSa wedges Bolts angle
toat and P; .hs work place. whether mentioned in draw
Tho work nist furnished delivered Gated and In
place complss, within three months aftsr date OF written
notice TO commence the work. lt
the work Will be subdvidod among different bidders
but will bo considered In tho aggregate
The schedules will be used In Identifying the material and
making the payments which win be made monthly dedac
ing per until The hna completion OF tho contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond In the
OF $4,000 that tho bidder will accept perform con-
tract awarded him, ths sp1cency OF The security TO be
certified to by the District Attorney The district
resides. rlH \.
The Department the right reject any bids
II II be deemed for the interest of the
and bd that 70, nade the prined form to be OBJ
tanned In this oce and docs conform In
the requirements Of this advertisement VIII
ered neither win proposals be received from any parties
who not themselves engaged IN the Manufacture
Or wrought iron work and who have not the fac
ties for getting ont the castings or rolled beamsv
Proposals with be endorsed "Bids Work. and ad.
dressed to CALVIN T. HULBURD,
Aft.t Superintendent
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

Married. Y, ~.
RANoKE-KLEIN.-OnT Tuesday evening. May 10, at
the North Presbyterian church, by the Rev. DR..
Street, HENRY RANcKE 70 MARY L., daughter OF the
late Charles A. Klein M. d. both OF this city.
GOoD-hoYr.-On Tuesday, May 10, ut Highwood,
Norwalk, Conn.,. by the Right Rev. w. Il. 0den-
heimer. Bishop OF New Jersey, assisted by Rev. 3 n
GooD Of Jersey CITY. to ANNA NJ. fIoYT, daughter OF
Henry j. Iioyt, Esq, OF Norwalk, Conn.
lKyIN0-WO0DBURN.-At Grace ohurcn, on
Wednesday, May IL, by the Rev. DIR. Cooke, HENRY
IRVING, Of this city, to ELLAv., youngest daughter
OF Lewis Woodburn, Of Albany; ~ ~ ,,o
residence OF the BRIDES sister. Mrs. Alb lippmann ~
the Rev. A. Lafont Of St. Vincent dc Paui's churt T.
Mr.. SIGMuND KoHN 10 Miss CLARA W.. daughter VI
John b. Laiapie, Esq.
WnsoN-KErrLE.-At Philadelphia, on Wednes-
day, May 4, MIR. HENRY WILSON. Iate OF Aussralla
and British Columbia. to Miss 8. A. KETTLE, iMc OF
PTestwich Lancashire. England.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS city. on Tuesday,
Nav TO- al the residence OF the BRIDES cousin by the
Rev. Abbot z. Klltredge. Mr. ALBERT l.. W00D-
WORTH 10 Miss LYDIA MORRIS.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
TURKS ISLAND.

ST. THOMAS, April 30, 1870.
From Turks Island Is reported q lot OF salt on
hand waiting for buyers Price nominal ac &c. to
10c. Great scarcity of provisions. Flour reported
at SO, and none to be bought. Owing to Reynolds
b Co. stopping their importattons two vessels
have gone from here loaded with provisions.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
P0RTO RICO.

.E~r ~ saa ..a ST. THOMAS, April 30, 1870.
From Porto Rico City we learn that in that and
the Arroyo districts the crop was nearly in and
about onethird short The other parts OF the island
promise well. Orders for vessels arriving In ST.
Thomas by each mail from there
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
New York City.

Broadway Nos II and 49, sl7oOO
boulevard between 140h 4lst ss Oxl25 10000
East Broadway, 2s9e W Of Market st. 25x blk. 200
n a, e of
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
FUisNITURR.

A NEW FURNITURE sToRE.-pEFRAFF TAYLOR
N haze opened an entire new stock Of nne rURSIIURE
FOURTH AVENUE expressly for the retail trade Quality
guaranteed In every respect Prices defy composition
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENA0E0an,
w Successor 10 Barnum's,
BROADWAY. CORNER OF ThiArIETH STREET.

IN THIN MvsEuM, OiRCAsslAN MAIDEN zULEIkA.
MISS HANNAH DUKE, WEIGHS 600 r0uNDsiII 4
@.11c------2 FRIDAY, MAY 49, 3-2
AtsraGoa sr,sS, q compmsn.ary bsnent Evening ats
Asn-w0rn RtayIA Rbsn RANh ASp Pearl Of savoy
inactive preparation, THE WITCHES OF NEW YORK
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

A LARGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture for sale, at great bargain cash. Magnih
cent pouole Paror Suit richly carved and sSsa covered
soid fSr $T5 one do single SUIT $7S two walnn striped
Chamber Set cost $780, Sl76 10 walnut Chamber Sets
spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding Etageres, Mirrors
gut Dressing Table sidebosrd 6c at great bargain also
$g Inquire private residence IL East Tenth street. one
, 1870-10-20

ubo occupied tho o,,,,,n ,cnxt b,v, had to an
,ure, must haze beeu moss dctIiraeuta, to
health. One house stArdinE st A.corner was
rropT.ed up lost it should topple over.
CANON baI had swept lsrEe
piece out Of the corner, and had cut
through one ot the beams which sup
Place heber, one OF the largest aud finest
open spaces in St1asbourg, tho hgns Of de-
stt1ction were more striking. The handsome
ani'tIns which tued the rortf-eABtarn e!de Of
tho sauhfs. and in which was : valnshlc
nnsenm o. aneaeht and Haudssn ~otks q AT,
il DO" represented Ry empty, wallis. Nearly
nvefy house has been pierced with shot or
she4* -,
1857 no utne IN visiting all tho pointa of
interest, and the Cathedral among the first.
Io all extefnai APPEARANCE 1t is aniuiused.
Inc sp1fe y a3 ATTRACTIVE aspecfAele ~ ever,
but II n9s oecn struck IN acre places than
baTe M been touched By II proisetiie. E isans -
10 oue dlao: 6ome OF Inc olnamental
, 1870-10-20

l. {, "; n; rs1.sre F9s1 DeHsc: $; Ta!,-s; Fol
Atd lle. b.loll; j. ". FIrtci,rr, g. Pcte.; j. A
Lizard, hecl 10 Il: ]. U. B. neltcr, G-Anl yartfts
}. II ic.tts. kcnosha: Charles Il. Andrews, Uas.
tou; T. White, New Turk; = e. Willie, uu!s.tar.
THENoET uUCYk.
Among tie arrivals At this hotel, Yesterday
Wclt the following: Hon. J. L Blair, Nt~ Jc.xcs
llnr. W W Walker. Cedar H4eids: T. Atkinson.
ltostcn; t:arf0 Le Franc. teuot, lleuyee: Noble
II. Eaton. Geu.Ee " Ciafk, San Francisco: C1..-
tral IL. Wilson. u 8 A IS Fl. Greer. ii, i1py4.
l!op. J. Il. Plumb, Buffalo: G. l. Joy. st, Louis
litu. i. W Lincoln, nostan; Samuel Cl15, 1t ,
l. nRion, ~; q. ". Chase, Lafayette. !. d.
f4LxER HouKk.
AuonR thc xTTly3&s 1t this hotel. yessessfay,
were the following: Iau!4 " Lynn. St Paul: s
T. rnI1u1y. New Oiicaus; a ". uu3Ihut, Clcr,>
land: J. Lancas'er. Baltimore; 4. V. i[at mn
HaIuo.d: Kqtr # nnl, Mlwaasec; J. II: STRIKER
hcnoafa: II. II. Sia>on, Galeslurx: !. Stern
be.fh. Lawrence, Kansas: II. c. Br1dte:.. MI
wAukee: Waller chester, C. C. Holmes, Arcnt
lt:sld Aac1ay, F.. p. Hot, New rork-
Fl. JAMES uofKt- .-...
Among the nrrtThi6 AT this hotel yesterday
wctc the following: l. r. Morgan, u. s. A.: J
BrysHu, Washington: Il. J. Pet1y, sioux Cisy
Thtm2R F. Howe, St. Joseph; F. c. jackson, phM
u.r,phIs; F ". Ctase, F. a. IIotchk1ss, G
Keltarr, L. Z. Mnore, Celsr Hapsds: 4. Z. 'Jd,
Massachusetts,: S R. Brown, e. SaMh. Log4a-'
1,est: & !. " ale, Cincinnati; s. r. AtLaue. tu'
t.rrut; c. a. HlaGc, Mendoza; IL u Branch
M4EiSGQs
, 1870-10-20
THE OITY IN BRIEF.


The Deputy Coroner held an Inquest at 1e
O'Clock on Tucsday night on the body Of man
who was fund dead on the prairie near Austin,
on lhc afternoon Of that day. The officer was
notified abnIt O'Clock IN the evening, aud ime-
tIfatelS proceeded to the hnpse Of Mr. Crawford,
who had 1Ess seen tue remains, near the city
Nnsts- A. It vas very tierE, he was unable to
p01ut Uut tlt cxAci spot where tho corpse was, 80
about twenty men, With lanterns, commenced to
atarch for It. They T0ndGtcA afi over the prairie
for ABOUT tHo hours without success, and were
AhGnt abandoning the searcn HntM daylight, when
they saw the track of the casfiaze Ii which NJ.
Crawford Fss riding when he Observed the bo.ly.
10 where II wss. An lrisaman, who had been
Neat1cd bY walking 30 much. had but few no.
uenta before sail II be discovered tue dead mRu
he would kick hltn. He wss the lssr to see him,
and ERs almost frightened TO death. A Jury xAi
Ut once imnaDelfd, aad at the hour Of midnight
the witnesses we're aHtrn, and gave thelr testt.
IuouY. Reside the c2.llTer WAS found new
Pistol, with which the man had Killed himself, a.
tAefe was ballet hole enruugh bis head In one
Of the pockets OF hia coat Vas letter written II
German, Of WHICH the following Il TRANSLATION.
n ,saf f.
and E,Y brs at left it At John kupaiasers saloon
brnthCr, ARSotn
The envelope bore the allreos Of "AuV1s
Becker. Michigan City, Ind" Fum this II IL con
c1Ided thar the name af the deceased vas Arao
Becker. The onls other thlHxA found on hit
lets. The 1natnR OF the pistol AMI The tone OF til
lctter Indicated that he had cata9lttes! sutctt!e
and the Jury, accordingly, rendered vetdtct thu
he did.
, 1870-10-20
NORTH SIDE IMPROVEMENTS,
Smoke ffons th~ Wafer Syosk.--nr. Dvrr OF
'A~nooEc Jacks S-1ir. Eastmau's
Ttuck-Auncxntiou OF
LAAe View,

The Committee on North Side improvements
met last evening at Turner Nnt, Nr. John Atwa-
ter. President. In the chair.
The meeting hnvang leen Called to order, Mt.
J. D. Calhoun real the following, which was up
proved:
prsss1 Mhahsas t. nsat u.s ef antaes cal y
f.ant on ,esoTpt Of &c smoke ausaace heretofore
TIN i fssS
= !ht siet tsa a stxs
ns e sse .h*
~. pses,, ID his inimltaoae style, mentioned
taat reporter. not Wishing to lose bis reputation
OF 3aHfoE not ieas ttRa ten mistakes Aad 0ae
oS ssnc m as sa s 'h ~ =, ss ths M
ae esss Ra = nafns ose e.
have eDt1caFOred :. Impose upoa the Eoott pe0
pie OF Chicseo to hug said "jacI." Tne Docu,r
James Taylor bad come .uerets to oder his tn.
pfovement for tue beheht Of Chicago people, and
he trusted the reporter would take Sask wnas haa
At the conclusion OF the Doctors remasks, sev.
etal members requested him TO sp=ak IN COWS,
ans; NJ ". =. Ogden coming IN. the subject was
The President tnen introduced Ut. l. z. East
man. late United States Consul as Bt!sGus, lag
land, VINO had come Tor the purpose Of lntroiuc-
M. Eastman produced his paieai, which soa.
sttts Of single groove for RAILWAY .r public usc
he rall fs hollow. not liable to he nlle'l By dirt
o~tDg 70 the constant friction of tras1c EeMovins
4 MI positive distractions F!aaCcs At equal 'it|-
kaneea allow tee easJ eSress Of ai' wheels anu the
| cannot he injured.
| Mr. Ogden and othcr5 were In favor OF giving
the rail- ts1al. somewhere on I.aSal1e street.
Il WIS then Eoyed and seconded that q COM
consideration, and II Iaey thlak It esptlieu,, to
ra!se TIE necessary fnntts ~ suh,csiptinn 20 q
, 1870-10-20

&fAmhtrts-es- 8Nr.
CiTEATIOS YFASTFn-RY An EYrFI[kNCEp
- e.Inlaktr. to uut BY the day IN families Terms
staf'na:(e. A!d.e-s ALICE, Tzibuas utiet.
clruAT1nS wASTEn-Hg 4 VERY NICE
- ss1ctlcsn 81 - srainstrrts In prtvat, family.
, 1870-10-20
AMusEAENTE.


The bills at The various places OF amusement.
for this evening, remain unchanged Mr. Lau-
.ence 1at1ett aprears At Mc5ickc q In the elegaa
r'ay II *tlkuaetja2e.~
The sensation, "Land Rats and Water Rats, !" H.
alotnE good business ut the Museum
The Itns1rels oder . blu ayerrnnnin& With good
fhIpce. At the DeArflnIn Theatre, chief among
which Is the fearful "Doom OF the Fumtuzsc-
QmA7
Among the miscellaneous entertainments tot
this evening the exhibition Of tue great 0cGat
at the Jesuit chatch: the "p.'yatt s1cw" q,
.sShcrtdRn,s Hider-Bnchausn Keats painting.
With an accompanying lecture by Mr. Ro1,et1s. tts
clocntcnts,: Ienttns2n ke!tza opeutpR o.
palutlnes At their Naretooms l23 State street.;
and The Le'ranr concert ut the 0neta House.
-Mf. 7 hosnas II. Hartley, of tho ENnia9 Mat
will lie the Representative OF the Chicago pre.
10 the lecture fekl during The oom!ug winter H.
las al,out fctts eng Hgclneuts ou his list already
Ills principal Lectures arr - Don tlui1ote, lilu.
tratne a nrW theory Of government, wh,ga !
sle-ltedly Ttopian. Int very funny. "Th
rnncn Cotss1e.' to which he introduces his 81
dstors 10 rhe late Marx Lemon and other EnFu
reap cefehrt4cs: " Our Old ilnrae," 7Eescn q
Euel,eh .ite aud manner. md :. Rehnd the Cu'
taIp.7 containing some rscT Rllmpsea OF stag
ltfc.