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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday, August 81
at the Thirty-fourtn street synagogue, by the Rev.
DR.. Vldawer, A. KRAUSKOPF 10 DORA SHoTTICK,
eldest daughter of Moritz Shottick, Esq, both OF
this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26

2s2l do. English Islands.
NAVAL sToEEs-The market for spirits turpentine
more active at about Yesterdays prices though there
no general demand, hechantable lots closed 39&c.
4Oche latter Price being generally demanded. There
sold 500 bb (Sew YORK bbis private but
posed about 4c, and small lots merchantsble at Acc
crude turpentine was inactive, prices nominal
Tho rnarke. for duil there beng no demand,
except for strained, which moderately dealt In
1T full prices The sales $50 bbs No. and no. at
IS 90 and 800 do. strained at al 80 81 9UchoGy at
"a 50 We quote:-No. D. I'll s7t6 ~ 20; No. l, 81 50
~ 90 pale, 80 75 ID 75 extra do. and window SO
W. Wilmington tar dun and nominal at 10 So
sales made Washington quoted at SO 95 at
which price the last sale made.
OILa,Ln2eed dull. prices were heavy at Gle.
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- HERMAN, AUCTIoNEER-sALE OF CLEAR HA-
sns, vn ~ Cf.T, Wines Liquors. 4c this day Frid.y
sae o. 2too Espanoas La Intimdad, FiSaros. Upmsns
kegaias &C., &C. Also tho entire stock Of Liquors. nclud-
Port Sherry and Care Wines also IS barrels Bourbon,
w, Bowcn's, woodcocks, Bear Grass keers Whistles;
also large lot OF Wines and Liquors in baskets
na casss &c &C. Also large lot OF speaking
shaL Sale positive Dealers invited
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A RICH. JOt,NsrON, AUCTIOyEER
n ocs aud ssiesoom Nassau street, opposite the Post
V-.cb.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL VIII sell o Monday and
Tuesday, sh Both at IL O'Clock each day al their sales
room, 81 Nassau street,
-S- 4 enc collection OF modern on 80.
Particular. ~ r. .s.> >r''7'
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SAILS AT AUCTION.
"A BY ALIEN D. aiSEi 1 BROTHER
HENRY T. fui EEs1s Z MINER.
s.esroCm, Ko. csamSs. sirss; ana y Resds street.
Art 'e oFss4 S4s 81 I'D s NJ fH5Sss.d"
,s, IT. s.y T% of s.l HENRY = LEEDS MISFE ;s:s.s
L L and BY Inatou the basinesa WIN DO continued
him lis o HENRY h.. % p"
ALLEN b. MiNEa d BROTHER:
vo A AEsaS : ). E EIsEk
A UGUsTUs A. SCHULTZ, AUcrIoNEgR
magnificent nouSe Sorih F q
SILVER chna . r manly s! ss., wsss.
70, Public Auction. 0'''
we. Feens street a. sss fs s ps,s rsssuo
commencing Al iS,s o'c a sRa ''i'a avenues
@ so
Narquetefie TABLES, cabnsts Enecsnarss J.rdnisrss
Bronze Clock Uhanaeer valuable coeciloa Of OH Paint
chs. ~ asnae ar S saiuay Lac:
maker Bedroom. Rosewood, w.lnu, Bureaus Bedstsad1
sS1a!ep.as. 1aios
ware aass arc sheield Cutlery Observation-Disclosures Fus
nture also the Furniture OF servants apartments Every
70 ns lake Fta stages h
A ARoS CRIsTALAR, & co, AycroNEgRs. "a
maouiaotarers prices Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany
PARLoE, CHAMBER, h!sEAEy AND DINING ROOM
PIAHOFoRTFs. PARLoR SAFES, BRUSSELS. VEL
VET AND AXMINSTER CARPETS.
PAKLoR PIER And MAkTEL MIRRORS, DESKS.
SHOW CASES, &C.
Cash advances ali descriptions merchandise
A UcTIoN NoricR.-ExTkA LARGE SALE HOUSE
N hold Furniture.
Ths {TRiDAYl morning commencing at loN o'clock.
LUKE r1iZoEkALD Alcuonecr, will sell
Yg5,U00 worth Household Furniture. 90
Art contained In tive mansion No. lis Weo
Twenty seventh street. Sixth 900
oge. zCeebrsted city made Pinnoforte,
10 order In use six MONTHS cost 500 Stool and Cover fou1
rosewood Esgeres Bookcase, Centre Tables Pier
tel Mirrors, Lace and Brocatel Painting
Engraving rich rosewood Bedroom do style
Louis XIV Hair Beds and Spring Beds 400 yards 81
and Silver Ware In all tho complete Household Furniture
OF ths above, Ia lots. N BGoods boxed shipped
purchasers
A RICH JoPNsrOS AUCTIOyEER
n osvs aud ssestoom Nassau street., opposite the Post
I JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL VIII sell on Monday Anl
Tuesday, sh Both at ii O'Clock each day al their sales
| yQQm ~ Nassau street,
4 Gns collection OF modern on "..-,.
Particular. ."'nass .s.s .ss...irT'
RcA. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONBER
IA Once ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
at the Auction Mart
lie and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
Regular sale OF Horses aud Carriages this day friday
| IL O'Clock. "
For full description OF Horses ana Ca.
riages.
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A RCA JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER
"A oace 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post onnee.
by JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL.
at the Auction Mart,
liz and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth
IL O'Clock.
riages
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 40.
N N. DOUGHTY, Auctioncer.
will sell this day. at 10Y o'clock, the 70 Nassau
street. by virtue OF chnttc mortgage the entire Panor,
Chamber, Dining Room and Library Furniture OF a four
story house. removed for SALE Including tive
Pimpton Secretary Bedsteads Toilet Sets for 30 rooms
Mattresses, Paintings China. Crockery Cutlery &C. Worthy
the attention OF the trade BY order Of JOHN sTEWARf
Attorney for Mortgage
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER
Saturday. August q,
at oclock a. the auction rooms No. North William 4
Household Furniture Parior Suits Sofas, Lounges, tx
tension Dining Tables three marble Top black Bed
room Suits, Looking Glass Showcases Carpets Ocoths
Dining Room Kitchen Furniture.
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER
- Mortgage and Marshsis sale.
Horses, Coach one horse Coupe.
Saturday, August 81 at IL O'clock In from. Of No.
North william street. by virtue OF chatte
mortgage, bay Horse. bay Mare, Coach. ona
Horse, two double Harness
CHAS. +. WATTS, Marshal and Attorney for Mortgagea
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y 3. BRASSEL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
IL. BY virtue OF certain writ OF execution directed
and devsaed WIN expose for sale at public vendue Fri
noon at 9ss Broadway all the Right Title and rnteres, OF
,ne fs'sher Marble Company, OF, In and 10 large
stuns. Once Furniture, Machinery, &C., &c
JAMES o'BRIEN, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26

In the gold loan market the rates were nat for
borrowing and l, Ia. 3 3. A. 6 and per cent for
carrying The operations Of the Gold Exchange
Bank were as foowsGross clearings, s1o5, 4e2 600:
gold balances si,So7,aS5 currency balances,
S1,5s2, 93o.
, 1870-02-07

have spent their Ives IN Whsv is calad u. .ma.s
vltnout making any prozrsss from shat Of taen
great tpfsndiathcrh. II u tho uniform coca c1oP
tnst marks ,hn progressive farmer.
me tdTtce In re<ard 10 the
COOKING or PerAToEa
n nf YaIue, ard oihtIs nay 10 benefited ~ II
rhe,e arc several Improved boilers for this purpose
auorR them, one OF the best u made II 6aA,.e. :
vould suggest TO these makers OF farm oonefs,
maj fho aheet l1on hoop mentioned IL wall worthy
of lhalf attention.
PRAIRIE YAHxK8 ANNuN- ..
This bodtlat n&s bean oept M BY Inc puoasass'
II. i,]ustra.1ou OF tho spiral mode OF training tne
rrnpo wtt be foard Of great Sa1Ee. And worth TO
eyeIy owner OF grape Jtne naofo tnan tne eoaA %
tha pook-thirty cents. hAve toand thin the no4s
n1up,e and proatable ptan oy which TO mauaso
nv c,spcs. Cas.;e osee1,ug, BY L. T. ANeh, !oas
xon,ed sneep, BY Sanford Howatd. Of Michigan
WsxseIn o1cpards, By Dr.. J. A. Wasdsr; oustes
and cheese trom The sAtno mix. BY l. B. Atnolo'
of Nov York: horticulture, BY Edgar Sanders,
WITH othtr topics ducn1sed rsndct the wore one
/ Of unusual interest.
HKfoRT or 7H2 coAnrNtofHk OF AGRICULTURE
FOE TIE yKAA 1sea
! This Is TIE most valuable report II INC "ao!t
seres. euanstlnz from the department. Tut
sc,ent,oc reports and papers on fura1 suo]eea III
| vi ~ great yaIue. Tbs demands Of the age ar
| ~ a ro,e practical education, and to treat tn
r. au,tres Of, On more ac.enunc oasts; dream,
nhliosonhets a,e less IN demand; 1t Ia wnas mel
rnoW. not what they think, TIA: attracts a.'eu
tIcn, From long personal acquaintance will
| CoIonel Capsoa We expected no lesa IRON hin
sid Is q pleasure 10 EMO . that 1lannia p1oda1e'
the right nlan for the night place.
| TIE WINTER
thus far, has been mild, ana favorable - the Vie
tertnc Of stock, and Tor Ill fra!t trees The col
term In October did some int0ey 10 nursery tree
and osase ozacge plants We need rot be sSs
pr.sed to see lhsrp turn IN the weather at a..
| une this month, nnd It would be vel 80 psovsd
10. It, whether 1t Gomez or not- No stock snoul'
| be exposed 10 the storms OF Fe3gcaly md March
There ate 20 ia,,ening properties In March wtnt
| REKAL.
, 1870-02-07
The ctTY IN BSltF.

two MRx- rsmca respectively Thomas Conneitn
snd Francis Ward, werr arrested Ia INC NesL H.
@,a.op on Sunday morning oy odlcer Dyer, VINO
though, tney ElGht have been connected Win
The Knocking down and roobinE OF Msd Afown'
On ss,urdhy night They Tent ioso sa!ooa On
Madlson street, utar CsnA1, and. observing man
VINO Eaa sligttly 1n;c1icatcd. Conrel.n sA:d ne
rrust 20 to tho station. The tacof1atc felnsed,
and Connelsu went oot- Ae net ooe o. namans
- ra,eHS.t ootEeeueu, and told him tuAs oe ~ N
dI;r.T ma in.eadsa to arrest . man 10 ms 81
ionn. TLia or,cer asked n.n Tnst io,ee e 10 .ss ~
attached 10, atd hc rep!ted. "uA1ln ~.
~ NJ ioof M IL ,pc pts,en.ed Policeman nd tae oae
rnan 10 the station. Al they xete gong a,oExl
No. pat hta hand into ne Poeket Q, ~. 1a s1a
poctc1. Tnc weapon Was tatcn from him ~ sne
stnt.np, 4 1stSe club wAs found On Eonnehot
Who u SIC to hS T1aeaan '4. re- "a me W.. osa
si1es, ss,pG he ~ euaes,: aad ssassn.aS
HIN. The dno VII have . heaTnS VIZ 1aeshAuS'
THE ILLINOIS woxAF scFfRAaH CONVICTION
viii meet In SrrreneI on TuesdaY nad Wednea.
eey, the esh ard ssh. From tho vel. ~
ABILITY o. The noerans sptsssms ~ annoaassa' M a. 1q3s @
po1tAnt ever held IN the state. on the sa9tees oi
| sunr1Eot Mts Mary A. hyeEmorn and LACY
dress nc eo1ytntlon during .ts Inherent sessions
| while macy otaet poontAI AaFccasea q tau
61n sa enno. rs to 10 eo.nd sas IL
| lcnttop OF the people Of Springfield
rux CORONER he'd 10 irquest On tne remain, Q
Frrdet!ck Jeutzen Who vas run over bJ EnStn
| No, f.3. Al The DespstneA street c{oss1ng OF u
| ChIcsuo i NpItn western nAllroad. 1t Appear
froIn nc evidence that the engine was axitcnin
1oc1e cas- Gu ste track and that ~ 10 Gss 2, Q
| - fhe foof hoatd. He w81 t1ld to get on ana a.
| - mi ont an r1ain when the engine stopped. .
sndden t,sIt threw him OF and tFo xhst
ptssed oveE hin c.e:a,.e NO 70 pssI s1as
t,. E:su 80 1sn.nts No. as Ven Chicago asenus.
ye4dios M oi accidental death :" vss rendered
! llc tuEJ.
A corr1z or Gzxr11xES meeung 10 on ~
Gay, one ot them ortred 70 selI NJ !tesu ~
1 = 1ut, ree,d 10 4. ''it doar PAY any d!t1dsna
Wa.tw Eepltd ~ !: .d9sT , ps1 ;, -! Yas sns
i Ssj1 M i. IL s,ocS div1dend." 'Nn, sl." :
pilsd No i, "a gunuine, unadultes9tea inan 4 ols
I dena" y Wnlsr an It!Ih' df1deno3' ~As
, 1870-02-07
The Lords FrnyGTs

To thx Editor Of The Chicago TSiaun:
In 5our edition OF to-day "1nquitef asks, !" II
the wotds For Thire u the Kingdom, tho power
kc-, with which the Lotd'd Prayer concludea IN
the rro,eatant version Of the Bible, exist IN the
Hebrew o1.s4ral, ard, L SO. why omitted In the
Catholic Bible. :"
4 full ard zAtt1factory dlscnas,on Of this sub.
ect would afford &1ord an article s1lted rather 70
he pages Of q tnecloslca! revteE than Of AdanJ
rcwspaper. 4 word p1rks moi sufilce.
"lrQu.ref " ought to b. informed that our
New Testament IA not Translated from the Ne-
brew, but the Greek OF gat1o1s MSS. IN rhe
ureeI Testament, from which cur Eng.
iaev. he caap. II, gives the words. "Foz Thine
is tns liredou, ic-" St Luxe, Chap. H., o1'ts
then, II some MSS. the words are wanting IA
II, Nait, while IN the same MSS IN st. LuEe theJ
are not oplT Wanting, bat Also the txpresitoos-
amy viii be done I'd ID Heaven - a'eo on tns
eartn," and "Deuver " troa eT1L" s. Luke evt"
lrrt!y gives an abhrey,sted form Of the prayer.
Probably tha sentence, "Fot Tt!ae y the King:
church ior llturgcal purposes. It's however, u
me RnlYtt Of the p1syer. A. the Roman CATHOLIC
Nthls Ia translated from the FulCRte, Of Latin yer
6ou. It s easy to account, not only ior onus!o:
Of Tie phrase IN question IN ST. Mstt, pQs !o
lts onlsaon Of :z :s1 sa:.r rv.us auu ius e1pres
/ sion, nDellver rs from cri,''l S. Loks: =
\ ST. JOINS REcfuRY, CHICAGO, Feb. ., 1st0s
, 1870-02-07
no. = IN astonhhucnt "WhJ.~ aaid No. L Al
l6eeahueut to bc Enro,"

No 3, IN astontlhucat "Why."s No. L "sa
assesanent To bc Eura."
TN Tu1An N TIE couhu or Lrorurrs unsse
joins M ctafua n1 nais1 y
E,ll b delivered ~ Edward !, uui, R.q., Il Us
church e1udirRt tnls evening. BabIeos-u Gaal-
e. e M:,os M.,ST q H.s f. +, e
ps"-dfops Seed, and Gem"
5ouN b Gor1H, ESQ, the popular, peculiar,
and pleasing orator, VIII tectufc before the Young
heat CnIizaaa association. ia Farwea Hal. on
particular pecultatrdea ot "recuuar Poopte,"
rss;e,,sa1y fs;s psoRes!y ana Poss! pesson!ued y
Acals Of p1tcea Sec AdveFtlseneut2.
Tnx RESIDENCE Of Nj. strone, No. 1l4o wabash
aVetue, WE entered On Saturday afternoon, By
burglars, who piled Up on the door everything
tae booty lin. ssione. VINO hsd been absess ~.
| turned Aud frightened them on. They took seY.
eznl articles OF clothing With them.
AMIN NAAHD John uaghea met with 4 paiugu
"a. epR sss
sl a4aes Is HsRas s " i.Pss: e.
Fulton sueet, near tas city nmia, By porce
man.
An ADJOURNED MEETING Of the Cook Count,
Agricultural Society and the Chicago Horticulture
s1,erIo oou. 70, the purpose Of considering con
solicitation os The TWO societies and the election 9
| od1cetE for tho ensuing 5ea<.
EXCELSIOR D1ytstoN Of tie soos Of Temper1nc
| meeta thu eyeu,ng at the southwest corner q
| State I'D TwentJ-thlrd 1treCtl AL member
| are expected 10 be present.
AL MEMBERS Ut Company 3, 1r!sh R!des, 6hel
| idal Guards, arc requested to meet a. theif bal
coYner Of Eighteenth sud CtAfk AIeet1, o
Wednesday evening next All young 1f1thme
: xuhlng to toln Are cordially Invited.
+ THE CHICAGO TURN GEME1xDE viii give the
! | Gand annual maequetadc IN Tulner Hall to-mo
fow evening. II bids 1kH 70 be Tho most eicgAt
: | 1IAtl Of the SeAaop-
0 Tue ELLSWORTH ZoUATRs, Governors GaArt
arc requested to meet at their hall on tols ereniu
; . tor GILL and he HauAact1op nl important aus
e ness,
, 1870-02-07
AMusEMEhI$.

ANNOENCLAkE191
The GCfuAnla Mnnnerchor viii give their trst
performance Of webes's clcra CT "1ser FEel-
schulz" this evening, at the O1e1n House. The
1ehea1enls for th,4 entertainment have eesn beth
frequent and full, and Nc speak bJ the card IN
promising N unusually e1ccllett representation.
The cncrus Will nvmhtf aeecs eighty voices, and
the Instrumentation Will be rendered by En- Or
cnesus Of nlty pieces. The solo parts are exceed
itrly well cA1s, Aid We rsedact that HoEne OF tbs
eo;osis viii ns:1p.sh ecu the old. ttdst O2tsn-
goeta with the excellence both Of their vocatzz-
ton and action. There are = few edxlbe seats
lets Tor sa.e At Moiter Wuri!tzeF'a Du1ic A.orc,
urder The Museum, for which early application
should he UaGe tutcaI.
Tnc F:oretces comuetce the second week Of
tfe.t ergags ment, at Acsickers, this evening,
with the Stirring 1tlih dfac.a "lbahaSogue; or
the OutlAw OF r9a"
The mllltarJ 1rana "Sus Guuty,'' will bs pro-
duced Ict The crst time th1s erenln1 1T the Mu-
seem, with a nrslcal. scenic, thd hpectscalas
Effects. Ir rs Underlined tor tho whole week
The nsinat.ele, after vc1g attractive ha 1t me
DeH1torn fcr this week. the litcs dc Tfs&.sin hcs
tcS an artau9euert OF "Tne se&en 6tAtesat 81
Nj. kenLte.
Inc MendtlsEonn Quintet CUB. .a1E!ssed oy Ms
Jenny Busk ana Nj. l. IL Dtittan, will give COY
| cert il tic MuaIc Hail Oh tho 1ltn i6st1 AID q.
| nj tue Historical Hall on the l2th.
, 1870-02-07

ness, and Rpiea OF sver5 aein1h interest In she
Eat wolo grouped around tho commItsee~<pom,
or ,obbytf 1t the doosu Of Conertis, sending tn
thek earda, eaTeadsopp!Dg, bus,on-noling, aud
otherwise cs1Ey!pz out designs upon the people1
p,cket-hooas-
The room Of the Tays And Means Couu..:ee
WA 10 ove1rua bJ these cornoranss. and tney
fsund 1t % d1neut 70 hsye Access 70 the commls-
tee owing to tbs restfed situation Of the old WAJl
and Eean6 coMmittee-room. that uaofo public
lhanble hsd II b found. Accordingly rhe poor
PostDaatet OF tho Honse Of Representatives was
driven into tbs eellAr Of tbs Capitol, whllo sho
Ways AID Mcaus COMMITTEES moved IL eaay fur.
uIture into the Post Omce, which stauds Ia the
loany Of that old uau Of Representatives., now de-
s<1ted, where Henry tizy wsa once Speaker. II
tecret lifting thar where bis voice h1d long re.
rounded 10 the interest Of protection, the normal
results Of bis system ahould nor exhibit them
selves In cnanerars, hargatne1s, And atsorn eys
elno wing each Other to get In tne presence Of lha
| puisssut conmlttee, and humelg beg 1eave 10 rob
| tie people ustle more IN &ne nAue ol nome IL
l dustlJ. .....-.... ....
Ard this IL The bill which Iii. Scae1ck has char,
| 1tstiy consented not 10 dive through the Ho1Ae
q. Representatives under eteAzn pressure. bat to
defer for ten days. that the people may declare
their opinion ottI .-...
Let them do 70 IN nervous terms like those
already employed BY = Congressman from L.
| ltnoN:
l The bill presented VIII answer none Of the pur-
| poses for which lesislltton u demanded. Tao
| cur1e hA4 Mtn the lt2!llattou dlc:A.eA 81 The
greed Of manufacturers, AID inla bill g1Ves then
one unrc additional g1ao At the depe;ed poe ke.s
! Of The people. Tue country Is grnanf1g under the
bufdena OF iltoletAoie taxAEl0n, hIL tuls hl1l
Elvts 70 hope Ct relief. The peopa arc cty:
| itg fer bread 1Ed Ee o1et them stohe- The bnl
| will reduce the revenues Of the government
w:tnout giving acy re.lei to the toulnz millions,
| Nh,,e the nanniactuserA get little Uore OF their
| fayottte panacea, pIp:ect!on. The Agricultural
| ittk reats borne doHn bJ iotoler2oa burdens, are
| LETT manac ed prey 10 their Destroyer The
/ sninbu,ld.rX 1Lterests, 6'fugg@ng II TIC agontes
Of death, are left 10 perish from the earth AneI.
| icau con nerce, murdered IN the house Of III
| fIie1ds, nnds here no hops Of resurrection.
.Tbe people Of the Hest and Sa7tn. and. indeed,
| Of the eLEre country, Who arc struggling to huld
l md extend railroads. ano open up new avenues 70
! uatfet arc still to be borne down 10 the e1fth By
| The tutole1nhe eIacI!oLa OF the !ronmorRers
1 The tIpn o1a:et ret2ir8 ~ grasp upon 9e
| tproaA Of the people, and fefuse5 to srlr6u.
| ccr nny portion OF itA laWtesa Ra!ns- Nor
cite( than death and Moro remoEseles
tn1n the grave, II eorup1eA lt& exscaons alte
| the me OF III TicItm Is extinct. Tne coal. sa1t
SId lumbar noropousta arc left with the poFe
10 cntez the hornes q she loT!J and y, !ae secg.
. poeus game nscaued protection, rob them Of
nclety OF their mteefa5ie pttAnce Tns lords q
ihe ICON and the spindle retal1 helr hold 1po
| the thruata Of the people, GAIH-
, 1870-02-07
YESTERDAYS fIat9.

There were four ere alarms JesteEday-teEco oE
them being given within M hour. The nrtt Was
IRON De1 s. Al h4.i.raat o'c:osk n the Eaesn-
Ing. 1t was occaslorcd hy the dlscosery o! IRE On
tie second noor Of she fopt.atou brick bul!dlne
No. 1sa South Water street The nAme1 orG1-
mated in room occupied BY Wh1ie wilcox ior
Tie storage Of cieara. Theft loss viii be Abo2t
$50. ana tic da1laEc 10 :he building $500 Both
hre insured. The cAuas 6. the Ire Is nnkno*n:
but Ia attributed 10 The stove 10 the room setting
Etc to the woodvotk. .,..
was caused BY .,he breaking o5l Q! q nsc N the
tEo.stoly frame building Sa go Grove stree.
owned by Jnznes UuueEer. aud occupied ov James
Dolau ~ a esioon and boarding boose LOSS %
IUrn!torc, ti,Np: not tptnftd; on hnild.ng; ss.v:
injured for Il, ,eto In sne .EtrH. carse Of IRE M.
known. .,,. .
o'clock l. NJ, WAS Ea:se.
Az O'Clock IN the evening one Of pokefton. 9
rfn raw SMOKE tssu1ng frem the building No "
DtarboTn street, and struck Box g. The n.ae1
or C;nssed teow, Il not kuovDl o. the tr,t aoo5
6nicn 10 occtr.rd bs SeoLi l1ros. ch. !eAeta e
chre,e and DRIED 1rults- Tneir }oset esttutted a
RI mo: fulff trBurett The seeotd noor WAS &C
sEn,sd ny Svnitn k Dw1ct, drusR1sts. Loss. soo2
| Sitpe tnturtd, Tne building was not matefia.t!
| LANAEfo,
, 1870-02-07
The aAllRDkp citRKs' iMB7peIlu.

The following Communication shoold haze ap-
ia{a oyer OF necoult Of ,he pIeAs Q! o1aes Easter
upon ozr columns:
n, rAt E9i.sr qF fA Chicago fr1sat: -.
TIA eItv.ncIr reeuxnant to nc 10 appear IL nfws.
e,2i1y {. Rt aa1Y tt-,a 9tt:t little II
~ i1tcYcts to hs EeEsra1 pusc, n Tould not
* NJ I fln1AL4.klss c1En1panlc1t!od IN yot9 IEsue
mi that an urk-a !, d, 20 hY senre 81 ohli.
s.tioa q H. u3tbers q lhe n,sosa oea qs1ts
@otEAr = .he-s havs the hcpor TO fetseseus in The
e. ses q =
seTHn .sn maratina fefrrYed 70 81 Nj, Halaolssi
cft1Era ~ Nj. H., so6 N!taoua sDs "
, 1870-02-07


.-r.t. Of he a,soI aitou AreA6v ID oHer2Han OF q
tnc NJ they ~ete esxanlzt. eonA e
: ~ ii s.a srS st,oa ous re- s.ss.
aec.d WITH Ea;e1n sct< loe..ed .,@eEh :. Ter1 -
to- III the ts!tctee o4 ttt ottn.s and asaJ of IL
nun htss Il rnJ ans eF TO thAt statement.
xith cie1tA yar3 ctn md s.hes from thu IoAd fepc
.eatI ia k.,en c9ase,n" Har ths ias. sss r
opest 70 pottJ def oi our et'os r.. q = - Ay.}
NbrP rrtdI mn Inform ot, erred H1c uatiee ahd
e.eert .st1i, ely that there not other than
aktnn ana e,o,k. Il e. eeestaf so an1 y
.en1rrie Wcstera AuodA:foa; and tho o9p Hoa from
te fozd he mentors wss> II fsst atHaod. everpoW.
fifre thrt of iAftr.t railroads centcnk In Chi
eaxo and by part Of the of oee othcs
ksfhe rxItt1 htrfr1tv tnssT xta n ths question
r. reached In ur1HvumnE lunc. thHu th:putt
ia nnrdiun Of pcEsparcr coHtspandanee. shall Do
RrxrtttfuItY ynurl- j. G. NEIL.
Prestdtnt ef khe Railroad Offs CtkAt Mutual LII
turut alsec Association Of the United stAtca.
CHICAGO, Feb l. 1876.