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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31
NY. Ford. Tarry- Sing Croton Boya's

1t Is TO regretted That the foregoing table could
not nave been completed for the Iuil twelve years
all tue stations, yea there abunda nj material 10
show the vast Importance OF the Work and Its
present
UTTER INADEoUACY
to attain the object h designed 10 accomplish. AS
previously stated It was supposed that the average
raln1an over New YORK city and WeSlcnester county
aong the line OF tile aqueduct would practically he
a. out The same, and that the amount collected IN
by these observations; but 1t VIII That,
wnen tried by the test oil experience, the theory
proves Dut broken reed 10 lean upon, as the sta
lions botn within and without the BASIN though but
very lew mites apart show widely different results.
wiinin sight OF each other only varying twenty
seven feet IN height above the sea- show an average
o. nearly SIX inches greater rainfall at Fordham,
TarrytOwn. Westminster county, ten ieei ABOVE Ford
nam, ana thr'y-seven feet above New YORK, the df
ference OF the average rainfall was but very small
traction over three ami tnree-Iourths inches In
favor OF iarryiown. Sing Sing the next station,
only SIX niles above, SHOWS O wonderful difference,
the rainfall being very greatly above any other sta.
tton on the line and showing an annual average OF
nearly i've ana a han inches more tnan TarrylOwD.
Prom the above table the exact differences can be
seen Inc only TWO stations &C ualiy within the
Boyds Corners, aud these being tweniy .iour miles
apart, no reliance can be placed upon tneir COM
S C, average as an meek OF we rainfall In me
carry out the OBJ ect designed 10y the Commissioners
who first established This system OF ram gauges,
that they must be largely multiplied within the
CATJHMENT BASIN
OF the Croton watershed above tne dam. 1t is also
larry placed, the amount OF rainfall available Tor q
water supply at each OF the fifteen proposed Inn
pounding reservoir sites. 1t should also De made
matter OF special inquiry 10 ascertain the several
causes OF waste OF RAINFALL VIZ: Evaporation,
sOakaae, vegetation, subterranean leakage into ad
Joining basin IVA wing mat II Is only by regaug
Ing over dam or wear tnat The actual amount Of
the rainfall tributary TO All aQueduct can be ascer
talned), the wear eliminating ali the causes OF
waste,
The record OF the overfiQw at the CrOtOn Dam
gives the total OF surplus water furnished by the
Or0ton River for series Of years, aud 1t should be
collated III rne same manner as the rainfalis have
been ana should be published.
The IOl0wlng diagram Will show the
WONDERFUL DiFFERENOE
In the amount OF ram falling at Sing sing and other
points along me line OF the CrOtOn aqueduCt, for
period oil 1ve years, more clearly Than any figures
could do, and furnishes food for reelection AMI Cal
culatlon 70 the metereoOgRt:-
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EASTER SUNDAY IN BROOKLyN.

The church cnors OF Brooklyn Will be true to
their prestige In iurnshicg superior sacred vocal
and instrumental music In honor OF the great event
commemorated today For long weeks have the
cnoristers been diligently engaged in rehearslng
their respective roles ana, their voices being now
highly cultivated, they will break forth In glorious
harmony In rendering sweet praises TO God. The
Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal denomi.
nations will OF course excel In these particulars.
Neither labor nor expense has been spared by the
faithful in attirng their affairs In the holiday cos.
tune which the Church puts on ct Easter, and the
display will be very fine.
The following Is the musical programme arranged
for the churches enumerated
ST. ANN's On THE HEIGHTS, p r.
Chimes lat sunrise; $500 A. NJ, voluntary. ORGAN.
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EASTER SUNDAY ON STATEN ISLAND.

Easter Sunday will DC observed by the residents
on Staten ls!ana with much fervor and Judging
from the extensive preparations being made, will
be more solemn than any previous one. At St
Paul's Memorial church large screen will be drawn
across the chancel and decorated with beautiful
flowers, pillars will also be covered with the
f1Urai decOra IONS
At st. Mary's Roman Catholic church, In Clifton,
q solemn high mass VIII DE held anu services viii
aihO take place in the evening.
AT the bOuthtleld Catholic church, the Rev. Father
JOnn Barry Will preach one Of his usually brilliant
sermons appropriate to Inc occasion.
At the Churcn Of the ASCENSION on the North
Shore Rev. Dr. Irving viii Ofciaie for the last time
previous TO his leaving Tor Canada.
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What causes this difference OF rainfall for Sc
explained by the investigating engineer who while
kindly allowing the HERALD representative 10 ex-
anime h's notes, politely informed him that ne had
not "a yet sufficiently examined hrs data express
an opinion. The writer. therefore, ventures TO ad-
vance theory.
Sing sing situated al the head Of Tappan Zee az
the earv Inhabitants called 49,, Just below Haver.
straw Bay. The warm winds from The Jersey fats
coming through the passes at PlermOnt and az Rock
Ing over Baverstraw Bay and driving down from
the Housatonic Mountains on the east. The result
Is CONDENSATION or moisture and deposition OF
rain az Sing slng, the apex OF The triangle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Csnan1aigua sailed
from this port yesterday morning, bound South.
The following Is list Of her Officsrs:-
Captain Egbert Thompson. commanding; Lieu
tenant Commander Edgar C. Merriman. executive
officer; Lieutenant Commander Richard r. Leary,
navigator: Leutenants William y. Randall, Whine
Swit, Adolphus Mark and Daniel Deiabanty
Ensign, Louis II. Bixlef; MidsnlDmen. Nathan Sar-
gent H. Joseph l.. Hunsicker Glstavus 4. Hanus,
John DOwnes, George A. Sanderson william A.
Marshall, James N. Wight; Chief Engineer, Sidney
Albert; Assistant Engineers, william II. Plat and
cyrus u. loss; Surgeon, Henry III. Wells; Assistant
Surgeons, henry stewart, Y. a. Paymaster. Charles
w. Slamm; Lieu cnant OF Marines. samuel X. Allen;
Sailmaker, George s. HaskiDs: Gunner J. w. BOgart;
Carpenter Thos. McG0ve; BOatswain, Peter Johnson
Mate George II. Marks OF the receiving ship lude-
pendence at he Navy yard Mare Island, Calor-
MIA, was accidentally drowned on the 9th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31
FIRE AT WARRENTON.

The WarreDtOn Hotel and Other Property
yed--S3O, 900 Loss by the Conaa-
grafton.
WARRENToN, Va, March 81, 1872.
fire occurred here last night consuming about
$4,000 worth of property, half OF which Is covered
10y insurance. It originated from an unknown cause
IN the Kitchen OF the Warrenton House, belong
ing TO II. M. Campbell and Kept by s. I. Asnby.
The dwelling OF Mrs. Howard, occupied by J. a.
Grlmsley william Galway's storen ouse. occupied
by f. Il. Cloman, druggist; MISS Engish's house,
occupied by Jones Williams as a tin and sheet
iron mandatory, and the dwelling and storcnouse
or Anton Scnwao were totally consumed. The
houses adjacent were deaced ana their contents
removed, by which considerable damage was sus.
tanned.
The property was insured In the following COM
panes:-1no Baltimore Fire Insurance Company,
$4,000; the Southern Mutual Of Richmond 81. 500;
the Georgia Home, $1,000: the virginia Mutual
81, 900; the Phoenix, OF New YORK, 81, QUO.
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comptroller" sad commissioner of Pupn6

C0mptroier' eod 'Commisslooer OF Pubic
Works."
REMISfscENCE OF THE JULY RIOT.
The Senate to-day passe the oil giylng 81, 900 TO
the widow or Sergeant WYATT. OF the Ninth reg1-
ment VINO was Killed during the riot OF the 18th OF
July last. TINS bill, passed In the Assem- oly puts
the burden OF the payment OF the m0aey upon the
State. but the Senate Finance Committee amended
this feature as TO make the city pay 1t Instead Of
the State.
THE STATUE QUESTION.
me Dill maktng provision Tor the statues or the
Two eminent n W Workers. to Ue placed In the Ma
tlonai Capitol, was progressed. The bin contains
inc names OF Robert fulton and George X. Clinton.
MT Bened. CT movso TO substitute Chancellor Living
sion instead or Fulton aud Mr.. Robertson moved TO
substitute John Jay instead or George r. Clinton,
Mr. Benedict cnntended that Fulton was not q citl-
zen OF Tue uni'eu siaes ana he suspected not even
native Of the State.
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DARING ROBBERY,

colored man named George Willard OF 3s Cor
nelia street, and another whose name is un-
known, threw stone through the window OF Lewis
Snyder, Jeweler, at ll8 spring street, and then
snatched gold watch from the case INSIDE The
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THE STATUE QUESTION.
NEW YORK LEGI3LAIUaE.
Senate.

senate.
ALBANY March 80, 1872.
REPORTS.
To prevent Imprisonment for contempt IN the
Surrogaies Courf. 1t virtually exempts from i'm.
prlsonment for debts or claims IN such courts.
The bill amending the charter OF the New YORK
Produce Exchange Company was ordered to q third
reading.
The comptroller OF New York was called upon to
report the cost oi the Eighteenth " ard Market
Adjourned TIL Monday ~ nail-past seven O'Clock.
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Average Temperature ycsttTUay .......,....
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ............ ....................
weekly average temperature for correspond
Weekly average temperature for past weeK... 70
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THE WEATH GR.

WAR ARTMEET
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Marcn 3J--7 A. M. }

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Marcn 81 A. M. J
Synopsis JOr the dst T,1enty-fOur Hours
An area OF quite low barometer has moved east
ward to Eastern Kansas ana Northern Missouri,
with diminishing pressure; then 10 the lakes, the
Middle States and over the southern States. An
area of rain has exceeded eastward to Northern
Louisiana, the Onto valley, and thence east.
ward over Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, ohio
and Western Pennsylvania; but thence
northward over the upper lakes as
cloudy weather ana snow. Light and fresh east
crly winds with cloudy weather and snow is now
prevailing over the Middle states. Light southerly
winds with partially cloudy weather continue over
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States. Tho
barometer has risen at San Francisco aud Portland,
have risen somewhat at PittsDurg, Davenport Keo-
kuk, ST. Louis and VicKsburg.
Probabilities.
The low barometer over Eastern Kansas VIII pro-
badly move northcastward over the lower lakes as
quite severe storm; the area OF rain VIII extend
eastward over the Middle states, nut as snow along
the lower region, with Increasing 10 orisK
soutberly to easterly winds during the night,
ana over New England by ana on sun
day morning Increasing southery winds
and c,oudiness, with very probably threatening
weather Will prevail over the South Atlantic ana
Culf States. Rising barometer, n0rthwestery
winds and clearing weather are probable for the
Northwest on sunday, and will gradually extend
eastward over the upper lake and the ohio Valley.
Dangerous WINDS are nos anticipated Tor tue Allan.
tic and Gull coasts.
The Weather In This CRY Yesterday.
Thefolowing record viii snow tn, cllnyss In the
rattl fnr no ma A
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Nayal Orders.

Commander James ii. Gil has been ordered to
the command OF The storeship Supply 10 take effect
on the 9th OF April.
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The Weather In This CRY Yesterday.
The following record Will snow tn, cllnys3 In the
temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours CON-
parison with the correspoa linz day OF last year.
as indicated by tue Thermometer " Hutaaps Paar.
nm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03
DE-. BIGELOw
CONFIDENTIAL pHysictAN

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Hhas removed from No. l79 South Clark st., cor
ner Of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, OBIoAGo.
Ills we'll known by all readers Of the paper,
that DR.. @. Bigslow 10 the oldest established
phys IN Chicago, who has made the treat
nen' OF all chronic and sexual diseases ape
clalty. Science and experience have N ade Dr.
b. the most renowned SPECIALIST Of the age
honored by the press, esteemed of the nixhest
medical attainments b. ala the medical in sti
tutss OF abe day, having devoted TWENTY
fHAhh OF Ills LIFE in periecEing lies
that VIII care positively tina worst cases of
CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES of the
GENIfO-UkINARY ORGANS in both sexes,
Seminal Weakness, producing Hsrvousness.
Aversion 10 society, Impaired Vision, Loss of
Memory and Manhood perfectly cared 1t 10
evident that one who confines himself to the
study OF certain diseases, treating thousands of
eases every year, must have greater skill than 8
physician IN general practice. Resd his MED
IcAL TREATISE for ladies and gentlemen. Sent
Tres to any address in sealed envelope consul
tation Free. The finest rooms in the city, with
Separate Parlors for ladies and gentlemen. Call;
you see only the Doctor. Correspondence Con
hdsntial. Address all letters to Dr. @. BIeB
Low, No. 464 State st Office hours from o A.
n. to P. NJ; Sundays P. M to 5.
N. B.-Ladiss, send for descriptive circular
of Pessarie Rsmede. the best proven ton of con
cePnon known. Sent to any address enclose
stamp. janl0 d&wIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03
How money Is naaao BY Farming

Much labor Is done on farms that is not
farming IN its true sense. By such labor no
money is ever made A man may support
himself and family, keep out Of debt, and
haze few dollars IN his pocket by pratic-
ing the most stringent economy. II he is
otherwise than industrious aud sober. he is
on the down grade with loose brakes, ars
the end is soon reached.
Bat farming In lis true sense is pro-
fession equal IN dignity to the law or msdi.
cine, and needs equal study, mental oApAc-
i,y, and intelligsntly directed labor to com
maud success in II. The principles which
undsvlie the practice Of the true farmer must
be well understood, and . steady, consistent
course OF operation must be followed. Hav.
ing thoroughly learned the nature and
capacity Of the soil he possesses, and chosen
the rotation most suitable and the stock to
be most proh,Ably kept on il, he does not
sverve irsn his chosen course, bat in rood
markets and bad raises his regular crops.
and keeps his land in regularly increasing
fertility. No special CRY tempts or affriyhts
him. lie does not talk dairy this season or
crops the next, but doubtless, IL any pArtic.
lar product be in demand and bring a good
price, he has some to sell aud reaps his
share Of the advantage. He saves as much
money as some men make by care and GER
emory id purchasing and preserving tools,
seeds, mAnures, and machines, and his bus
mess habits and constant readiness for all
oecaSions give him reasonable security
against the effects Of adverse seasons and
bad weather. Always prepared, he ia never
too late, and always calm, he is never too
soon, and thus, taking time by the fore
look, he has the stern old tyrant at his
command, and turns him at his will. He
has no losses and his gains are steady
Hearth and Home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03
MEDICAL.



565 State Street, the longest engaged and most
successful Physician In the Vest, in the treat
ment OF ali Priease, Ohyonic and Urinary Dissa-
SEES Of beth sexes, withoat mereary. dis skill
80 specialist 10 Unsurpassed in Chicago or sns
other city, having devoted twenty years to the
study and treatment of ali PRIVATE DI5EA-
sEs ana NERVOUS DEBILITY; the afflicted
may consult him with an assurance OF relief.
No matter who h IS failed tsil hun yoar private
troubles, he cures cases given up By others.
seminal weakness the result of early indiscTe-
lions or other eauses, prod ucing nervousness,
oiotches, pimples en- the face, aversion to socie-
y, impaired vision, loss of memory, and man
hood, is rnsnsntly cured. Ii is self evident
that physician making q certain class of dis
eases his study, and treating thousands of cases
yearly, must acquire a greater skill in his sps-
ciahty than one in general practice. Many
Physicians recognizing this fact, introduce pa
tients TO DR.. DIN for treatment All medicines
prepared in his OWE Laboratory, and sent every
where free from observation Send stamp for
circular.
TRUE MARRIAGE GUTDE-Full infer.
nation on mental and physical incapacity, i'm
pediments TO marriage, etc, in sealed plain en-
Velope. Price 80 cents. Ali female difficulties
aud irregularities treated with perfect success.
Ladies, send for circular on prevention. Con
sultstion free and strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Call on
or address pr. A. g. 0LIN, sos State Street
Chicago, Ill. Office hours from a. m. to s n
m. Sundays to Ia. m. jan20dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03


Ma. JouS HScHcLTFE, Of the House,
deserves credit for the prompt movemsu,
for the repeal Of the mos, injurious Law
upon one Of the lSrgeS, business interests
OF the state, ever passed by q radical gen
erAl assembly Of Illinois. This law, ifeu-
forced, will drive capital from the state.
Already are wholesale liquor houses in this
state feeling the effects Of this unnecessary
and ill-cohesived law. II will largely in
ierfere With the grape culture in Illinois for
vine-making purposes, when a, the sane
,ims i, will promote the sale Of the viles,
sort Of liquor BY totally irresponsible par
ties, without property Of any kind, in fence
corners, 10 an extent never known before.
It's an iniquiiy, and while !: will not pro-
mote the objects sought for, deals a severe
blow to an important and legal business.
Let il be repealed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03

A GERMAN is performing marvellous fea,s
Of strength at . London theatre, and this
"a one oil 'Aem A siege gun ia drawn on
the siege BY two horses, and loaded IN the
full sight Of the audience with powder aud
cannon ball weighing 20 pounds. The
muscular Duschman then pisces himself in
. remote par. Of the stage, opposite the
muzzle OF the gun, aud gives the word.
There ia dash, then q report that shakes
the building and the performer has caught
the cannon ball 10 his hands. The story
makes terrible draft on ones credulty ;
bat 10 is oorroborstsd 10 manner thai
seems 10 "leAvO no hook 70 hang . doubt
upon Il may DO safely inferred that the
charge Of powder is Just sufficient to pro.
jet the bal the required distance, though
on one occasion when Herr Hol.um
"mufed' the ball, II pasted over his head
aud carried away portion Of the stage
fixtures. Will not Mr.. Gassetle, or some
other baseball imprsssArio, secure this an
for short stop ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03


VS. End a Communication in the Carl.
inville Democrat, written BY G. NJ. Elliott,
Eiq7 OF that place, who for ten years was
SprAcsieing lawyer in the State Of Ohio,
and hence is well acquainted with the
practical workings Of the liauor Law which
has been on the statute books Of that State
sluoe 1854. He says, IN reference 10 the
Illinois enactment:
"Ihs friends Of temperance will fud
their hopes only 10 he notification. This
10 no prohibiioIy law; il is not like the
laws Of Maine or MAssaoh usetts, that make
any individual . special constable, 70 de.
siroY any intoxicating liquors wherever
they may be found.
The frs, section Of the Illinois law
makes ii unlawful TO cell any quantity to
be drunk on the premises or sny room ad.
joining the premises. How easily this
very sane section is violated 10 Ohio-for
example let two or three Individuals get
bottle and get ii filed with liquor, and
20 across the adjoining lot and driuk to
their satisfaction. The provision Of the
law in regard to license do not affect H.
quors that are drunk of the premises"
Again Mr.. Elliott says:
"Now, suppose some liquor seller is ar
raigned By indictment. No final Judy
msut can be had until the accused has had
q fair and impartial trial by jury in the
county where the ofFsnss was committed.
In most Of the counties Of this State the
Circuit Court only meets twice a yea-.
The great majority Of the Justices OF The
Peace would be left powerless to enforce
a h. laa g. L
let It remain dead letter upon the statute
books.
This law does no, operate against whole,
sale dealers any more than il does sgAins.
druggists. The Law is wholly confined 70
groceries. Ia Ohio the Supreme Court has
decided that drug store is not q place OF
public resort. How will our Supreme Court
act? only upon their res adjudicata, or pre-.
oedenI? Although the third section Of the
act comes in with lame excuse, as that
section was intended in the Ohio law, 10 TO
places Of public resort.
"rAe law may have some beneficial rem.
ediss, bat the friends Of temperance are
sadly doomed to disappointment
"The way thai prosecutions were con-
Quoted in that State: Witnesses were sub
pUnaed to appear before the grand Jury at
every Court Of Common Pleas. Moderate
drinkers were the persons generally sub
pUnAed as Witnesses. Indictments were
generally found, aud Q warrant issued, and
the prisoner arrested aud fined the 500;
the imprisonment is always omitted And
now for a grand buresqus. The 81 900
bond "a given that the prisoner will not
again violate the law. The fine and coIts
are paid the prosecuting attorney is en-
titled to ten per cent. of the fine, all parties
are satisfied aud the SaloVn 10 Cesar him
self again. Liquor dealers have no diff
oulsy 10 giving the 1900 bond. In some
counties the Grand Jury find no bill AT all.
81 am not writing this for the benefit Of
liquor dealers; IL Ia for the mutual benefit
OF the readers Of your paper. have al
Ways taken an active part in the cause Of
temperance, and whenever its friends make
an effort IN tina, glorious cause then will my
heart, voice, aud beusdie.ions be with
them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03
Nj a ~ MOOD :

low LOST, HOW REsToRED.-Jun pub-
- lisAed b. DR.. Lewis, ass pages, Third Ed
ton, the Medical Companion snd Guids to
Health. on the radical cure Of Spsrmstorrh-,
or Seminal Weakness, Involuniary ssmia a
Losses, ImFoteEcy, Mental aad Physical Inca
pseitJ, I@Pedimsnts TO Marriage, etc, and the
Fensresl and yFhillitto kal.sies, with plain
an clear directions for the speedy cure of Sec.
dary symptoms, Con Orrhes, elects, Structures,
sud all diseases Of the skin, such as seurvy,
scrsfsls, Ulcers, Boils, Blotehes and Pin pie, o.
the face and oily, Consumption, Epilepsy, an d
Fits induced BY self indulgence or sexual ex.
trav&gsncs.
The celebrated author, in this admirable treat
Use, clearly demonstIates, from forty years suc
oesstsl practice, that the alarming oonseausnc,
| Of self sbuss may be radically cured, pointins
eat mode sf cure at once simple, certain, and
eseetual, by means Of which every sufferer, nc
natter what his condition may be, can be effect.
sally cared, cheaply, privately and radically
So This book should he in the hands of ev-
cry youth sud ever man in the land
sentunder seal, in plain envelop. Price 81
cents. Address DR.. LEWIS, No Z, Beach 81.
New ork. juns1s-dAvly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03
SOUTHERN HOTEL,

----''''' -''''...' '.'+.-..' ....'sss l. L..
THE SOUTHERN HOTELS now OMEN fo,
L the reception of Guests &C First Cis,.
Hotel. The Southern hotel is centrally located
corner Clark and Harrison streets, within one
block of the Michigan Southern and Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Passenger Depots: one
block from the New Post Office Eve Minutes
walk from the Illinois Central, Michigan Cen
trail, aud Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Pas
ssngsr Depots. Convenient to ell of the Banks
and Wholesale and Retail Business House. Of
the South side. Have your Baggage checked
to the Southern Hotel
BURROUGHS 4 STRONG, Propris.ors.