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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
BOATING AT YALE.

THF AUTUMN RACEs-ENTRIEs, PRIZES. AND vICTORs.
NRw-HAvEN, Oct. 15.-The Fall races at
Yale are ordinarily well worth attending. Pulled on
lovely lake among the hills few miles east of the
town., frequcned bY the whole University zcalously
prepared for and earnestly contested they next to
the intercollegiate regatta the great incentives 10 col
lege boating. But those of to-day have been OF unusual
interest In the light Of the great event at Springfield
they were So well IN the Of bringing out can
ddates for the next University crew. and in themselves
aud in az showing how boating ia looking up here.
The racecOurse lies in the shape Of figure not unlike
great g. and Is between abrupt mlls it, southern OF
lower end close up to the Shore Line Railroad,
near which temporary boat-house is erected. All along
the side of the lake. and part OF the east SIDE the
hills are wooded almost to the waters edge The judges
boat the start was anchored at the west side OF
the lake, a trine above the lower end, and
a flag was stationed opposite this and about
half way across 10 the further shore. An
Imaginary line between this flag and the judges boat
formed the start aud finish The officers in charge at
tho Judges boat c. H. Ferry. ~, President OF
the Club. JudgesH r. Elliot, II; T. J. Evans, IA; l..
NJ Johnson s. :. s., "a. Referee. Kennedy, s. $. s.,
10 Tlme.keepers-T b. Cuyler. "a; W. Kelly "a. Al
the point aforementioned C. Demmng. ~, was judge.
and at the stake boats the following Judges s. e.
Bushnell ~; - Post, rs; - SELLERS, Is.
ENTRIES.
novel feature OF the the entry OF crews
from Hopkins Grammar School, oSd institution
sideraby the senior OF the College. and from Gen Rus
sells Military School, both OF which feeders to the
College This movement may be said TO be the direct
result OF the enthusiasm called forth by the result OF tho
sprin gfed races and the effect cannot help adding to
the boating material OF the College. According 10 the
programme the following were the entries
race schools miles pIes, badges worth
500
Ra.sels school ooors W. P. Day bowl
Glover H. G. c. &. Ford, r. g. Johnson L. N. Dole
(sirokeD
nopn. SCHOOL, color blue; entries W A. Raniom Dow
"A NJ j. r. J.
(siroke).
single seu miles, prize SOuihwOrh Cup worth
$500
Acsdenicsl Department class o. "a; color ~e; A. WroI
Academic department Of rs color, blae n. Martin
AeademicA class OF 76; eoor bloc and white j.
Cool
color black; T. A. Vernon.
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, 1873-10-17

ALaw-and- ordor meeting Of tho cltizens of
the Sixth Ward will be lold this evening, at
Hcaly Hall, No. 543 Archer avenue, to choose
delegates to tho mass-moeting called by the
Committee OF Seventy, and transact any other
business TINT may come up.
There will be mcoting Of tie Law-and-
Order Club Of tho Fourteenth Wara this ovon-
ing at the German aohool-houso, on Fulton
stroot, noar Hoyno.
i meeting OF citizens Of the Fifth Ward
will bc held on Saturday evening, at tho Uniyer-
aity, to choose delegates to tho meeting q tho
Committee Of Seventy to be hold on Oct. 23, and
to chooao candidate for Alderman
4 public meeting Of the citizens OF tho Ninth
Ward who are in favor Of Inv aud order will bo
held ut tho Father Mathew Temperance Hall,
on West Harrison street, noar HaiBted, this
{Friday) evouing. .,,,
a meeting Of Citizens of the Sixth Ward will
no held OH Saturday evening at Union Hall. No;
1908 Halated street, to organize ward club and
nominate SUCCESSOR to Aid. Tracey.
A meeting Of Law-and- Order men is called for
this evening at the North Side Rolling Mills.
Thirtcenth Ward In Owstey's Hall, corner OF
Madison aud Robey streets. !. ..--,
Fifsconsh Ward III the hall at the corner ol
WabanHia avenue and Wright street.
, 1873-10-17

Il. D. King, representative of tho Third Ward
in the Republican Central Committee, havlng
abandoned tho fold and gone into the bosoms Of
Hesing and OIIara, tue Republican voters mot
in indignation last evening, at No. 6so State
street, and then aud there read Mr. King out OF
tho party. Thoy resolved that thor quan-
dun Republican brother s'had forfeited tile
roupcct and confidence Of tha Republican voters
Of lie wurd,' way no louger worthy, aud then
they metaphoricaly caught him by tho napo d of
his neck and tile slack Of his pants. and pitched
him hoadloug from their midst. King being
colored gentleman, on motion Of AID. Molten.
Miss, Nlr. William Baker, also colorcd, was put
in tic place Of honor. l.,
the mombors Of tho Republican and Democratic
Central Committees in regard to the practical
bility - joining together and nnitedly nomlnn, !,
tin. u independents Citizens ticket, From nll
thaf cnn In lenrned, there scemB to be 10 doubt
that this new union will be contaminated at q
meeting on Saturday.
, 1873-10-17

Springfield, Mass, aho mado 2:1o1,{. Shortly af-
forward Judge Fullerton trosted d milo at hlys-
tic Park, boston, ii, 2:l0x.
THE MAID TO TnuT AUA1NHT TIME.
Tho Doxter Park Club has made arrangements
with Mr., potle for the roappoarance Of Ills marc
on next Wednesday afternoon; woathor pertnit~
ting. 8ho will thon trot against hor record, and,
in order to stimulate hor to tho top Of her spool,
horso. On tho sar1o afternoon, provided tho
consent OF h1r. Goodrich Gnu 10 obtained,
Dodiuo, GloBtor, and Dashaw will contend for
rcasonable purao. II IL to bo regretted that
Mr. Doblo cannot DO induced to remain in tho
city until Badger Girl, Mollio A1orria Red Cloud,
and Brother Jonathan Gun nrrivo. Tho proponod
raco botwcon them, in conjunction with tho
nlnld'a raco ngalnat timo, and a rncc betwcon
Bodiue, dlostor, and Dashaw, would tra" oil I'm.
menBo crowd, md reimburse tho management
for their auminer and full losses. Wednesdays
matinee, howoyor, will attract general attention
in view OF tho performance yesterday.
, 1873-10-17
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Committee ofSeventy Call the
Roll Of Wards.
Mr. Willard Woodard 6ays They Are
Bound to Make Nominations.
King Kicked Out Of tho Republican Pnrty
...A Movement for Unlon."-
Announcements.
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

Tho vicc-presldents Of tho Wards, in connoc"
tion with the Committee Of Seventy. mot last
evening in the Builders. Exchange. Alderman
1atehaln In tho chair, Mr.. II. G. Kelly, secrota-
~. Tho wardD wero called, and their roproaon-
tatiyos responded showing that there wore al
ready ono or moro cluba in ouch ward, and that
satisfactory progrosa In wn,d organization WAS
boing made oil over tho city. In cases whoro
there nre two or more clubs in ono ward, 1t was
on motion Of Afr. KolIy ........
sotred hat th.e mssug %n s snres ss taH
esss of Of "a pre.ens Of M oa1s aporo liz
delegates according to the numbers Of esch club
MIR, Woodard said tho frionds Of law aud ordor
might be disheartcnod by the renortH Of moot
nga held to Illuminate tckess on Mny m1sy o o
''' Tic oity, ils'' bit bit there vas no Organization
vat whiicl had 40 mauy representatives Of
ali trn,los busnoBs. and nationaiities as Tho
Committed Of Seventy. [Appauso'1 Ihere
woro now parties coming out esety morning, nn A,a H
before thoy Joined either party. A1r cartof II.
Harrison tnlkod at the Pacific Hotel mooeing
about Purtans. ANY man who had read ne
platform Of tho Law and Order party and calloa
it Puritan wns othor q fool or tlea1a.
gogue. Such mon as Mr.. Harrison desired
to oleot mon who would not enforce tho laW.
Mr. Harrison waa In favor Of enforcing law or
ho was not; II not, lot him 60 over 70 Mr. Hes,
ing. At another gnthor1ng at Tic fachac nuto4
tho meeting rojocted It's own platform, and came ~
within one Of adopting tic Law~and 'ordor plat
form. Persons who supposed tho Committee ,
in tho flcid woro mistaken, and they might na
woll know 1t. Ho had no faith in mon who =, mot
Ia pnrlora and objected to extremes on either
sido. lApplauacl Ho respected hlr. Heslng.
bccauBo he believed he WAS sincere and honea!
In his boliof that saloons should bs kept opon at
all timea and had no faith in those who were
| neither ono thing or the other.
After appointing ono from each ward to look %
after registration. and another to attona to she
| public meetings, tho meeting adjourned.
, 1873-10-17
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.

Tho KunanA City 1" "Timcsss Draws q
Contrast Between tho Two Cttics--
Chicago Lfbcrnlity w. st. Louis
aaldc-noltnd Old Eogyisn.
Wo clip the following editorial article from tho
Kansas City {Mo) Times Of the 18th inst:
we have frequently ha9 occasion Of late to speak Of
Louis banks. Wo behave sro safo III saying that ~
s sss isihs Il Tho M untted sates. It is ereat city IN
population and wealth, and hos ali Tho elements md
81 ns to ssn ha hs
greatness it falls abort Of In enterprise, lberat and
aagacity Consider II "a wa may, Is simply huge
On }hs other hand, Chicago s tho mont entcrprsing
tnst Chicago i buit viii borrowed capital but is
nevertheless fact that they know no" to use oor-
Towed sspl teers to eetter r. r ta hs h
cago business shhrpora, and yet fs uuiyer-
saty acknowledged that they nro fa1 moro liberal IL
Tie distinctive characteristics Of tho two cics
] recent hnancial disturbance Il vaa to b supposed
thst crisis like this would tel moro againat city
ss Chicago than one H st. moas d9r rhn taS
,es tsns r5ey sssst ths!s
town-and can rtand my crtss. Aud they hare also
bcen loud in their prophus!es that the "botto would
tal OUT OF gheago some eaS; 60 % npm sav ny Ja nh
come anu VIA ao wo aee % g9,,,,a tbo c.nscj+v ~
cage haa shown nefso % nnso uou1g eo eaPasat{ y.
bt Lonie 70 Weatner suGn unanca ~ . "o , nnao
had Ihe ch1ca8o balRs Masa nan"ssteu ten ttHs ~
the ebillty a. wen 1s LIZ NJ toefay, ~ uus' ~ - & ~
Louis IN ~ a.. "s naanco w fIistrate our
renS5 ,n payment oh' 'n''"u'0 "'A A''""'A"'' 0"N
Last week Kansas Cy ~ Danf' tha1 nag heps si"na 1c
ing baiance OF oVer ~ ~ ~ o. m'snea ~ ~
bank thotet lot II naFe sSVy e , eu.sen9y s. ~ %
good It's balances ~ New xotx. aae e. !os n paah
EXPRESSED is 70 90 81 pt oIsl ~" oIo ~ III
Kansas City bank 1or which Il ehaFeea pfemun nt q
So The kansas Gity 9ank .nsn W cn. ~ oa
eago nank Win "eacn dan anseI Aop< ~ W. WI, ~
inB It 70 piaco xo,Voo cuEseaeJ ~ toM 4oah .,s
tue credit o. the hansaa g"y pann 1axe' mA'e1 ~
, 1873-10-17
DISEASED MEAT...DlSEASE0 AND ADUL.
TERATED MILK.

III the Editor Of Tbs chieaao Tribune:
S1R Can nothing be dono to relieve us from
the abpminations (worse than tho sewage, which
we will keep all to ourselves and the fishes) Of al
most carrion t1osh, and cruelty unWhoesomo milk
tho baby'a beverage? l may euro sick animals,
but my art can't reach ''death In the pot" Of
which there is now increasing danger for adults
aud infants. These growing OWLS may be truly
ascribed to various causes, but VIC hayo now only
to deal with their pcruicious o1ccta; 10 NO must
not allow rod-tapo routine, or circumlocutton to
jnterpose with tho suppression OF patent scandals
aud gross evils, merely because thoy are OF long
standing.
trade, but only when they arc honest. Tho real
question ia Can nothing be done HuumRrlly and
openly to mitigate tho growing ovila? Surely
some means may bo devised for extending the
Dgis OF the American Constitution to tho Anlert-
can millions IN ito.ns 80 yitally important as
those Of their daily meat and drink. ! KNOW It
iB unpleasant to recommend tR1ation; but atlll,
II something in this why ia necessary as means
for preserving the public hoalth, the well-being
legexof the few.
Bad meat, bad milk, bad bread, must, at all
risks, be kept out Of tho market. aud, II tile
Legislature soc fit to go about this matter III
earneBt, II thoy cannot entirely succeed. thoy
certainly may to q largo extont, by bringing
al dealers in articles OF food liable to adulsora-
ton under the ban Of tho INV. Butchers:
bakers, milk-sollers, tSo., should oil ba required
to take out an annual liconHe thia has worked a;
admirably with much poorer olasa,-the haok-
| drivers. l would apply the cllcory test to milk,
by requiring those who only watored TINT tli'!d-
and who that soils It does not 7-to aiix II, large
lottora tho following notice "This Is sold az
mixture Of wator and milk; ~ and, through tue
machinery OF tho police. Ut porlpatotio inspec-
tors, watch and ward may be kept over tue
"milk walks, power boiug taken to troat bad
milk az It ~ most properly troatcd In Franco,-.
turned OH tho stroots, to twaHto its Sweet
neah {?) on the desert air." Doalora would noon
fluid It moro to their advantage to sell Enro MILK
at fair price than riak total loss by dtlntlng u,
aud thus retailing poison orenly at full price"
Vendors Of meat can surely afford Email tax
well as saloou-kcopors, peddors, hackmGn, a!d
others. by this Inea'H, every man, Iogal!y
authorized to oifer animal food for Hate "ol!sl
bo known to tho authoritien, and for trivia
offences tllor liconHos should be married; iol
groHs oaoB, they naould ho forfeited: Ihe city
may thus obtain some accoae!on OF royon9o
Worry gsoat anl ssutary proootlon n,ay thus 6t
oaslly and oheaply ohtained for the p1lhll<
stomach, aud, II the public health really doa'ltl!
stringont measures for its preservation, honob
men oannot complain, for my suggestion car
only roach rog,los: Youra, oto., -
n. II. pAAREN, Veterinary Surgeon
Ci1aAa0. l1t. II. 1878.
, 1873-10-17
THE ARCHITECTS.
Second Days Sessions Of tho Amer
lean Institute.
Interesting Report Of tho Committee on
Professional Practice.
Educational Features-.-M Mansard Roofs
---Election Of Officers, Etc.


Tho American Institute OF Architects met yea
torday morning, persuant to adjournment, In
The Open Board room Of tho Chamber Of Com
1nolce, Mr. Doylngton in tho chair.
An invitation from N. 8. Douton to vlBit tho
Exposition wae received and thankfully &C.
coptod:
Tho report Of tho Treasurer was rona, showing
that tho receipts for tho yonr had boon $l,371,
and tho disbursements 81 ,244.60.
The Auditing Committee found tho report cor
root.
Tho report Of tho Cincinnati Chapter WAS
road by Mr. Rodgers. That Of the Philadelphia
Chapter was road by tho Secretary: They con-
tainod nothing Of general Interest,"
Tho Committee On Professional Prac!ico sub
mittcd report, Stating tho points concerning
which thoy lad mado inqutrios of tho various
Chapters. They also eugg cstod to tho Conven-
tion that the ueo Of tho word adopted III ro-
gard to tho schedule Of prlccs Was ttnwtHe, CIV
question not being Imperative, aMd tho schedule
also being a maximum one. Tho Convention
was also askcd to consider the question whether
tho custom Of charging Q, 7. or 8 per cent com.
missions would not be good Tor ea client or @ esc III
an sss'' arrangonons rna n'' for | giving archteo.
tural services gratuitoaBly to those
who needed it, having IN arrangement
similar to q medical uthpenHhfy. IL Wond not
diminish profits, md would serve as school Of
practice through which young mon could work
in tlur ypy to ominence. Attention was called
to tho growing practice Of architects employing
mechanics to look after details OF constructing,
and paying thom themselves, habit which was
found to work WE'LL IN competing for work.
violation OF instructions by architects ahould bo
looked on rs disgraccful, Tint Of sending in
pelspectiyes, colorod drawings, etc., could not
BE- defended. No man should try to recommend
Ills work by such means, or havo private o1hi-
btion OF Bpociul drawings to illustrate his ideas.
It was not right to 60 outeide OF instruc-
tione, oven in case the committee calling for
plans did not know what 1t wanted. sincc 1t
| was wrong upon thor competitors. The quoB-
ton Of appointing professional advisers WAS also
discussed at length. Their appointment VAS
| easier IN England than here. md 1t waB aug-
gosted that here the competitors choose them.
| Tho Committee propose to sord out certain in
| uuirieB as to tho conduct Of members.
hir. Wight aud tho Secretary called attention
to the great Importance Of many Of tho points
in this report, and It was therefore otcrod print
cd, in order that It may be thoroughly discussed
hereafter.
An invitation to visit the Board Of Trade wat
received and accepted.
On motion, Alessrs. Mclaughlin, OF Clncin
natl: Wight, of Chicago; Bloor, Of New York
Sturgis, Of Boston; Barnett, Of st. Louis, a1lc
Blythe, Of Cleveland, wore appointed commit
| tee to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
The Convention then took a recess until half
/ past o'clock,
, 1873-10-17

EVENING SESSION.
m,a oonvontion mat eoa;n nj q o'c1ook. Mr.. A.
tae oonson'''a W.. aaA'A ~ @'
Q. Nash, Of Cincinnati IN the cnall:
Mr.. Anderson, the Acsing-Socretary, read
uaner proparod by N, H. Hutton, of Baltimore,
~, tbo a,,h,ect of f,re.nroof construction. 1t
w Wv o s-,,,a1. .ttant;o,, lod hoon ma.
was matter 10 WHICH a1soa''ou Aau NeuA a,. opoe
clally called by the recent great hros III chicago
and Boston. They showed tue inutilitY OF try
inn .o mt M buildings wlicl, could be proof
80 .ao;,,st f f,roa ~ auo1, magnitude. Thoy must
Rra1ora bn trv ~ aSnnt mSnrar of oonatructon
sno1elote & @ ~ W snob araa ~ liza f,turo. Tha
1SI n 20 .sed ~ fhat bniidinn shonii b. 30 con-
ptr,,ato t1nt IRA hraal;nr mt in tha interior
n, ~ 'uns nontnaI within + Tbat waa a cap
tsi;st, SoIiI 10 vo,d cnnannt to- Fires had often
naas.s tf,oa,, tho faars framan entertoined
;,.s ,s ria .sa11e thnn mst
~ ~ mnG2 anl;3,g a'4 hu;it and nn ioIsta imbod-
~ ~ ay,aoAs thar, 1To ws,,a shouli ba
aeu as.x,oa - .aua1s1 foat chnye thn roof
Eicars md .tairwavs ahon1d In made much enfor
nlooIs euu ~ osso aIv1inhta abnm1d novor
than y now tue an a Of ire.
oe aets oeu' duo For NAM voars to naa ~ iron
ptgot ~, tha ;ncra.sc hi sincn tha Ch,carn
aau pJon o " - 9s;1aI % ~ scnny tia tnndenoy R
pre- waele ~ iaa @ ~ or;f ~ III uet i wsa ouht.
pogn ~ 4ey ~ ~ tnr;n1 wan ovc stood that
~ "n1tnot aay ~ rn,, tSaa IT, ,,ncertaints
tos5. 4n9 !eo,n,stoncos "' nannciaiiv cast.
, 1873-10-17

Tho Convention rcassembled at half-past q.
h{r. Nash read the report of the Committee on
Education, which contained nothing OF partlcu-
lar interest. They do not feel Themselves called
upon, as yet, to prepare elementary textbooks,
until thoy find that the want will not bo elBo.
whore supplied. Tho condition OF the various
schools, etc. where architecture is taught
was briefly reviewed. Various suEgeBtlons were
also made aB to tho best way OF betterlng tho
more ]udicious systom Of study. Attention was
also called to the necessity Of dov!Blng some
way Of combining with architectural studies
those scientific ones which will DO Of service.
The relations of architects and 0eginnora IN
their Offices wore also roforred to.
On motion of hlr. Wight, tho matter Of pro-
curing National oharter WIS referred to the
Bonrd Of Trustees, with power to net
Mansnrtl Roofs. The ManBard roofs Ind been
made tho scapegoat Of tho Boston fire, but, in
realty. tho materal Of construction was ut
fault, not the form. The danger in case Of
tho wind, aud henco tho necessity Of better roof:
Story added to building increased tho difllculty
Of extinguishing con1agrations. Nor had there
been any advance IN tho art OF putting out tlreH
| to keep pace with thoso loftior buildings Tho
| stoam flro-engine even, could hardly deal with
| modern structures, aud the water, when thrown
| only III moderate quantities, was useless.
The remainder Of this paper will be road to-
| The Committee on Nominations submitted the
following report:
Prtsideut-R!chard Up1ohn. New York.
| 1Tcasurer-R. g. Hatfield, New York.
S<cretary-A. J. Bloor, New York.
StcrttarV for Foreign Correspondenee-Henry A.
noara II. Tfas!sts-menry Dudley, Carl rfciner
e. VICE. s : H:'i essss e.
/ n Mar md nh
, 1873-10-17
THE CHICAGO DAILY FRIDAY, OCrOBER H. 1873.

c,lsHed by Nloesrs. BIurgiH, Wight, Rodgers,
eea,les, Baumann, and others.
Tho no1t pnper road wan one by fr: Anderson,
on stAto building lnwh, which was tlso tllscrss-
read a paper on acoustics:
The moc{inG adjourned.
, 1873-10-17

D.J Liner, lha onc-prsco rcady-made clothier, No.
lao ourk ntrcot, promises xny man In ohicago suit
OF clothes il hs pricch not 10 pcr cent below that
Of any other house In this city, oil tho same quality o.
compare prices with those On Any garment III Ais
establishment,
, 1873-10-17


ErnImfnes .
II the weather had hold out, yesterday wonid
have boon among tho bost days OF tho Exrosli
top. tho attendance In tho afternoon being worry
large, and In the evonlng moderately good. Tho
slight moisture which prevailed aftor o'clock
had tendency To damp tho dosirca Of those who
wished to DO prosont. Abott 1900 persona
we're wandering round ut tho SAND time, and
throughout tho ontiro afternoon, Rs vlaitorA on
terod or wont out, tho samo average prevailed
Tho Immediate ovont Of tho day was the arriv
al Of an excursion pnrty from Paxton, ILL.,,
numbering about 200 PERSONS Although they
did not Iii themselves swell tho throng porccpt-
IDLY, lhoy furniehed excellont specimens Of
illinois Btirpioulturo. In tho party wero many
yory protty, hoalthy buxom girls, dressed in good
style, and evidently securing all tho enjoyment
tho Exposition had to give. The restaurant,
yestorday, fotl about 1900 mon, womon, and
children, which testified to! the influx Of country
visitors. The largest humber fed In tho ExpoAi.
tiou ono day was 1000, on the anniversary Of
tho tiro.
The fountain, novor worry pronounced s1c-
cosH, haa OF late shown symptoms Of congestion.
Tho little fishes from the basin " hayo Ia q
o to gean e II a o, and do oets ~
and worry impotont fountain is tho result. Now
and then a benightod inlrllow struggles half-
way out, and tl1verts tho column OF water into n
refreahtng shower over tho . yieitora sitting
Hors, 1t throws up mud, and gurgles, aud
leta everybody. know TINT ,s,omothiug
sudden It bursts out TOR , 2 minute
loadon atomach-acho. From .hoso symptoms, sci
ehtidc mon can very readily DO led to the conclu-
sion TINT tue phonomanon Of goy8ers has its
origin In little lislles, and not in any such nom
L. lr1t tLn4n 4,$& t,is
| The mention Of goysera rominds ono Of tho
fact tlRt Prof, AudrowB has sout his patent Hey-
scr to the Exposition. Situated In the main
aisle, it goes through ita performance with un-
bowliierment aa to It's moaning. As fountain, it
is moro of 4 SUCCESS than the great pretentious
affair in tho centro Of tho building; as geyser,
it Ia not circumstance to 1t, except That 1t
throws up hot water Yhefe H. nothing Sxtraordi
Human beings do tho same thing, when thoy
| drink too much OF It.
It is announced that in day or two St. Mary'a
College. South Bond, intonds aending gallant
rosy and ofervescont with learning. to obtain q
little general Information from what Is to DO
aeen at tho Exposition. Laporte and
ether HoontSr .1"Tnsoa towns arc e1p9ste,
portion OF Indiana is expected to turn out on tho
lake shore on TINT occasion. The Directors
think this q good, opportunity to hint to tho
management Of other educational Institutions,
and one that should bo taken by everybody else.
The State Reform School might do tho samo
thing, and tho Illinois Ponitentiary profit by the
example.
An exoursion party has been arranged, a'so, In
ogle County. this stato though tho date OF it ia
Tic Elain Watch Company's employees will
indulge IN an excursion shortly. a body Of
800 Of the male operatives will arrive In tow
with all the paraphernalta of 4 torchlight pro
| pd aFn1 hu hair nfpr
, 1873-10-17
r.. OLIN. :s52 Wabnsll-ay.,

The most renowned specialist Of the ege n tho tsstc
mgnt ~. tyeaknsss. Nstyoasaess Aversion to soooty In
psry ps Ms%S5 o,i aic PK431s Il \
se!tsyident that physican making certain o!sss o.
hry years s study ana ffeaas u r.
an ons in general pnysolans Of high st.nd'
s in thTs aud oher ocs, reoaKnzo hts faes aHd roo
nmoud patipnts to Dr Olin treatment Oiaee tonrs
~ M 10 i D. ID, Call write Tor his iato work. Laa'
Mnnhood, :" freq Of CnarKe.
, 1873-10-17
AQUATIC.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-Roginald Herbert wagered
$500 that he could row OH the caual from
Maidcnhoal to WoBtrninstor bridge, dtasanco
Of fifty mtloB. III twelve hours, through oloven
looks. lie won tho wager. with throo hours to
spare.