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Fair Warning.
Paw Your Taxes.

Fay I our LaZSS.
The taxes for 1872 nave not yet been
put into the hands OF officers, and ! do
not desire to collect them that way, so
You have not paid yet had better come
along. | can't wait much !longer and
do my duty. Come on now.
w. q. LEWIS,
ian30-2t Tax Collector.
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SIl Citizen aud gress.
L. w. McCORD, PROPRIETOR
Fire in Nashville.

THURSDAY. JANUARY 80, 1873.
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sailcd-steamer Rincdove brig Letecia.

sailed-steamer Ringdove; brig Letecia
dHAREEsroS, Jan sS~ArriSed, scnr siusman, Adams
sIcmidOp OBJ Shaw LSsTDSS, 's s
New York; bark GSiona tbr. smith Liyerpool; brig
Sssy s Ssrt f gssss Emily, COBB Rock
:, Retnrned-schr John McAdam, for New York see'
saiedgBsrks Bloomidon (Br, shaw, Liverpool; Al
seFFosR Es Aad sSSh d Feb passed in ship yreyds
Norj Norbcck, from Boston for baltimore; bark Kings
s o% sw e, for do Ro
ss KY ssah
Keeling n for +" Porto Rico "0"A"'' '' 'AA ''
Key s Gen seus
wick, Ellis New York ., .--,., .s, Y.,. v,,,,,r.n
ne i schrs JAS Ford Guntey Aspinwa Mary
81 sTi%s ..,.,,,. u,,.,
LEwEs Del Feb i-saied, bark Kasto, Tor Philadel-
Steamship Jas Green from Norfolk went up to ., the
yesterday returned TO harbOr lat evening" ana sa'eo
BARK Dorchester win proceed with TUG Cynthia.
PORTLAND, Jan Sl-Arrived, schr Alligator McGregor
Cieared-schr Austin, Davis, Baltimore.
stark, New York use schr Lucy, Mshnan DO;
Mary Rice frat Rio Jan. Janeirc ; MolTe MG Wragse
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 2s-Clearcd, ship Criterion,
Jeans Bowling: seabeck, barks Severn tBr, Hastings
queenstown; Union Nelson Newcastle Island schrs Alta
ianta (rah!. Turner and Staghaund, Pitz, Tahiti.
,,sAvANNAH, Feb ARRIVED banks Cabieces sp?, SAN
marln Havana Ada Carter, Nichols, Havre brig jas
Crosby Boston schrs Carrie Walker Boston; Enter
prise, and VIM Deering Portland l. knight, and VIC
tor New York; Village Belle jamaica Somerset, Bara
burg (NG), Gerlach Bremen.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Jan Sl-Arrived brig Oceanic
Gloucester for New York.
Scholarships Ella, Hattie M, Mayo, Rival, Addie NJ.
Chadwick Helen Thompson, Della, Hodgkins Julia E
Feb l-Arrived, schrs Pomona Q3r} Aqua for Boston
Aimeda Pembroke for New York; New Zealand Rock
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PROVIDING FOR FIRE.

Inspection Of boarding and Tenement
Houses, Factories, storehouses, Schools,
and the New York Hotel-Fncts for our
Citizens and the Travelling Public.
The authorized oilcias OF the Department of
Buildings since last report have examined the fol-
lowing structures, and report their condition in
the matter OF security and provisions against
fret
No 81 Greene street, Lorilard estates scue and lad
der, dwelling.
No 50 Greene street. Lorillard estate iron ladder TO
roof. dwelling. ~
No. 90 Greene street. Abraham Hershfed fire escape,
boarding house. - '
No lel Greene street. Abraham fro esca NO
boarding house.
No. lU7 Greene street. front W. H. Munn. FIRE asc no
tenement.
No lU7 Greene street, rear, W. H. Mum fire escape,
tenement 80 =
No 100 Greene street. front, W. H. Mum; fire escape
tenement
NO l0y Greene street, rear, W. II. Num- fire escape
No c9S Greene street. front, W. H. Mum; fire escape
boarding house. '' ~ -'~'
No 1895 Greene street, rear, W. H. Num- FIRE escape
tenement - -'~
No III Greene street, rear W. II. Mum; fire escape
tenement - -'
No ll3 Greene street. 'front.' King: fire escanc hoard
ing h0 s,s,,rssoo s,ree, r.., r v,.r.
No. IFS Greene street 'front.' s. W. Eiscmann; iron lad
der TO roof. dwelling.
No. 70 Prince street. 'front.' Simon Lightstone; fire es
No. ~ Prince street. 'front.' Simon Iightstone. fire cs
cape scuttle and ladder, factory
NO " irnce street. front, Godenbcrg Bros Co. fire
No. ioi Prince street. front; FIRE escape, boarding
No. Ios Prince street 'front.' A. T. Stewart; fire escape
ana ladder To roof, factory. ~ -
No: iu5 Prince street 'front.' James Boyle; fire escape
and ladder 10 ROOT. factory.
Nos Sl3 and sl5 Broadway, E. ~ Taller fire escape and
ladder to roof. factory
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 2, 1879
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD WHITEsTONE TEIEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHfTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship Australia (Br), Hedderwck, Glasgow Jan Is
and Movile Goth with Indsc and TO
Bros Had strong gales and high seas throughout.
steamship Wesiphaia MO, schwensen, Hamburg Jan
hardt Co.
steamship George Washington, Quick, New Orleans
ian ian ~ with mdse and passengers 70 Clark Seaman
steamship Leo. Dearborn, Savannah Jan 90 with mdse
and passe myers TO Murray Ferris A Co. -,
steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston 6z hours WIN
mdse and passengers 10 II X Morgan Co;
steamship atteras Lawrence, Norfolk, with mdsc and
passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship Co
Bark Jane McCarty, Mccarty, Buenos AyIes 6z days,
with hides and wool 10 Hand swan. crossed the
Equator Jan H. in Ion Al w; had moderate weather up
" Hatteras from thence days with strong NV gales;
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN BONDS.

Bonds and Mortgages to the Amount or
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Found
Under the Stairway OF a Church.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH FEBRUARY
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Under the stairway OF q Church,.
READING Pa, Feb. q 1873.
The bonds, mortgages, &C., stolen from the bank.
ing house OF Garrison Co., Lancaster, Pa, on the
18th OF January, found this morning under the
stairway leading to the basement OF st, Paups
Reformed church in this city. They amount to over
500, 900.
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BELOW.
Marine Disasters.

Ship Camilla, Tanner, from Boston received pilot LIST
inst In lat 40 49, Ion 70, irom boat Abm Legget No
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S H IPPING NEW S,
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whitestone L. and the same is
open tor the transaction of business.
The line will be found of great to those having
business with vessels passing and from Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly,
As there is no other telegraph communication with
Whesone, the Herald Line will be open for business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established
Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a of twenty words or
less, to be delivered board vessels whesonc one
dollar five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the New YoRK HERALD free.
Herald ONCE Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway.
Herald Branch Office Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn
Whitestone Dock, MILESTONE IL
At the Herald Branch Offices, corner of Boerum and
will be bulletin OF the arrival of all steamers daily
Almanac for New York-This Day.
sun an. ""o. o7 Gov l si%a W4 morn 80
sun sets. .......... 20 Sandy HOOK morn II as
Moon sets... morn II 90 He'll Gate. ...morn 8 Is
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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Marine Disasters.
We learn by cable that violent STORM prevailed Satur-
day night on the English and Irish number of
disasters reported attended frightfu loss of life
but hear of mishap to American vessels For par
tcuars telegraph column&
SHIP HUMBER (Br), Atkins, from st John, NIB Dec 80
for Liverpool stranded at Grand Manan prior Feb l.
Crew saved.
BRIG OcRANA Br from Inagua for Boston went ashore
went to her and she got of after
ing slight portion Of her cargo OF salt and arrived At
Vineyard Haven same day. She Is leaking about 800
strokes an hour and will probably haul on the marine
railway for repairs.
scHR john McADAM from Charleston for New Haven,
I'd inst leaky and with the loss of her deck
load.
scHR MARTHA PIKE, Allen. from Portland for Virginia,
which was IN collision Jan rs with steamer Panther, on
Nantucket Shoals and lost bOwspr de- was towed from
Vineyard Haven to New Bedford on the 3st u for re-
pairs.
scHR ABBY WILD from Boston for Beverly arrived at
Portland Jan 81 reports having encountered heavy wea
ther Was blown of to the Gulf Stream. Schr II
sg9lr tS saisd from Beverly for PSrand IN company
SNACK VIZ TELL, of New London went ashore at sto.
ningt0n 3Oth ult.
SrEAMruG MARY Low before reported ashore on the
Hogs Back He'll Gate, has been hauled of and brought
to this city.
SAN FaANcrsco, Jan A-The workmen employed in re-
after she had taken in her cargo and into the stream
think they have discovered the leak. They found that
the copper around the rudderpo had sprung and given
wy b s s sTe % s nv
sity to put the ship the dry dock, which at first
feared would be the case.
wharf, was discovered to be leaking badly and in order
to remedy the evil she hove down and caked The
has now been remedied and the loading Will be
Miscellaneous.
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Feb lat 81 4a lon r. ao spoke bark sw Hobrook hence
for Matanzas.
schr Abbie Perkins (of Parrsboro Ns) Reynolds San
Bias 80 days. with cocoanuts &C. TO Wessels vessel to
Crandall Bertanx Co Had moderate weather TO Hat
schr Carrie Webb Romans Georgetown. SC, 8 days
with naval Bentley, Gidersleeve co. was
daysN Of Hatteras, with strong winds and Gains.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York.
win mdse and passengers to Ferguson Wood.
Steamship Bolivar, Lawson New London for New
YORK. with mdse and passengers.
steamer United States Davis Fall River for New YORK,
with mdsc and passengers.
steamer Thets Gale, Providence for New York, with
muse and passengerA
BOUND EAST
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. New York for Boston,
Scnr Lucy Ames, Bishop, New YORK for Rockland.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

to stand. Three or four were sent to
the hospital. last night.
Patrick Lcahy, one of the stcrragc
passengers who got into the rigging
Immediately after the disaster. gives
some thrilling incidents of the wreck.
1t was Just cleaning day" he says.
when large mass of something dTiltcd
past the ship on top of the wave and
then was lost to view i'll IL trough of the
sea. As it passed by, Il moan-it must
have been shrek. but the tempest
GFlled the sOund-Sccmcd to surge up
from the mass, which extended over
several wards of water "What is hat p
asked Leahy of one next him. 'Sca
liOns," said the one addressed, probably
foreigner. who did not know that we
had none such on Our shores. My
God" said another. Its tie womCH.
And so it Was. The sea swept them
out of the stccragc. and with their chill
dren. to the number of two on three
hundred, they driftcd thus to eternity.
Leally was i'll the rigging seven houu>.
moving up and down To keep his blood
in circulation. He saw men on bath
sides of him fall from exhaustion. most .
J. ., able bodied Germans. The only
chance of escape there was. was by
means of Il rope to the shore, and near
ly half of those who ran the risk Of
crossing ON this. lost their lives.
I'VE SAW very little of the women
and children. says another inform
ant; "cvcrytlling happened :" quick
that before even those Who were strong
est had got ont of the chokcd passage
way the females were either 81 bcWild-
cred OF the water had :" impcricd their
progress that very few cam" on deck.
Those that did were swept away before
they could faStcn themselves ar bc Sc
cured 10y others. Il saw one woman.
said he. ''in the water with three chill
drrn just as they were washed over
board two III her arms tone int;Int) and
the other with its arms about her neck.
They went down almost instantly.
lone poor fellow. says Il survivor.
had managed Ia yet himself III Il
position where he WAS Ecnnrd in 10y
pieces of timber. which could not very
well he affected 10y the action of tn,
waves. His body was nearly entirely
protected. From my position i'll tn,
rigging could see the expression of hi>
countcuamcc a> from time To time h,
took his hands from his face. gazing
about as if NOT daring 10 lift his head
and then again hid his sight. In a
uulurky moment. duringa lull. hc lifted
up portion of his body Ia make himself
more comfortable. when the hi%%c~t
wave had Vet seen caught and swept
him. in moment, ont of sight"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11
VOLUME 36---NUMBER 1868.

vigor and abundance of bloom are such
as to surprise all who see them In
December. the rose bushes are loaded
down and covered with vigorous leaves,
and they are very much more satisfac
tory than if they were taken up every
fall"
This certainly is Il very simple plan,
which may readily he tried by any one
who can get even Il piece of old tin
leader. The idea ofintroducing sewage
water in this manner about the roots of
the plants Is not entirely original,
though the application of it is 81. The
carth-cloSct people have for some time
recommended that house sewage he
distributed through lawns or in fruit
borders by the usc of draining tile,
placed ten or twelve inches below the
surface. and We know of several in
stances in which this plan of manuring
Is i'll satisfactory igrjcultmriSt
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Gusinrss pirrrtorp.

Namc. Business and Locoti"n Of tie ic0d-
ina business Hou>c> in st. JohnSb'uy.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY & HASKELL. Iloyts Block. / X. -.
Ap"thccaries.
BINGHAM BROS. No. =. Bank Block. Main II.
rANpALLN 4 son Randall Block X. Il. II.
Attorneys at Law.
ETLpEN ( MAY. No.2 Calcdomian Blk, up stairs
4 j WILLARD. Main st. over Hall 4 Flctchcrs 5
ais, l;,tl Estate Broker.
II Q. IpE Bank Block Main Street. Prompt and
,u,fll attention given to every kind of legal
! hu-'ues-
Books and Stationery.
i HOWARD & ROwELL. Calrdonian Blk. Main ST
Bakers and Confcctoners.
CROSS 4 MATHEWS Main Street.
BARRIERS.
Il R BLACKSTONE Union Block Main Street.
Boots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER. Wards Blk. K. Il. 81.
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
JOHN \ MOORE Bank Flock, opposite St Johns
bury House dealer III l;,.,dy Made clothing. Hats
and Caps ucuts Furnishing G"od~. etc, etc.
CI"thin;: for Men and Boys.
LST.FA FAIEBANk> 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Cr"ckrry, Glass and >t"n" Ware.
r 4 I. FAIEBANKS & CO. Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting. Paper Iangings, Window shades.
+ { / FAIRBANKS & co, Fairbanks Village
Dentists.
q /. PERKINS, Calcduuian Block. Main Street
l.. V. WARMER, Union Block Main Street
Dining Rooms.
MATHEWS & PETTENGILL, Eastern Avenue.
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
4 L BLISS Flanders Block. Il. L. Street
q. IL HALE. Avenue Block. L. L. Street
I \ I. FAIRBANKS Il co. Fairbanks Village
Ia ptr
HALL & FLETCHER, Main Street.
Flour and Feed
GEO. ALDRICH y co. Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Caskets.
+. L. HALL y BROTHER, Main Street
u Il. TISDALE, Flanders Block, up stairs
Family Groceries and Fruits.
COOK & Co, Eastern Avenue.
File Manufacturer.
ST Johnsbury File Works, opp. Passenger Depot
Groceries and housekeeping Goods.
h & I. FAIRBANKS & co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness. Robes and Blankets.
& COOK, Eastern Avenue
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE Il. II. St. q. G.. Hale Prop
Insurance, IifeD
+ 4 SARGENT (.Etna) Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machinist.
LUKE BUZZELL. North end X. r. Street,
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Z ". SENIEE, Main Street
[ / WAED. Ward S Block. l.. Il. Street.
Merchant Tailors.
Z UNDERWOOD panvlle Block, Il. Il. Street
CuESER & SIAS. Onion Block Main Street
Music Rooms.
l. Is HARRINGTON SONS < co. +. l.. Street.
Physicians and surgeons.
DR. A. j. HYDE. Residence and office, frs
door South of North Church Main street.
photographs.
L H. ALDRICH BuInham Building. Main ST
L. \. CLIFFORD, Caleduuian Block. Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
VI STONE IL CO. Cacdonan B"ck, Main 81.
stoves and lin Ware.
F FLETCHER. Eastern Avenue
a. L. & u. Q. WOODEUTF, Railroad Street
CuWpEEY Eastern Avenuc
Watches. ,Jcw"lry and Toys.
HOWARD \ EOWEL CAcdnni.n 81 X. Main 81
HuUGHiON = CARPENTER, Eailr"ad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

The DamhuIN NcwS says: Thirty
Years ago. Young man entered the
city of New York. in an almost pcnni-
less condition, and without il single
acquaintance in tn" great wilderness of
houses. To-day. his name is known
wherever humanity brcathc>. 1t is
spoken in every hamlet. is in every
city. is as familiar to the workers i'll the
mines as 1o his brother in the mills.
and wherever language is known and
ideas expressed. the name of this pcmni-
less. unknown and umcouth lad of
thirty years ago. i uttered. 1t was
John smith.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

Duncan Harvey. who is engaged in
the mercantile business at Peacham
Hollow. has purchased and shipped
from various points in this state, to
Boston. since the first of October last,
over one million pounds of butter and
cheese. Mr.. Harvey ships all kinds of
produce. and has orders now on hand
to purchase a large quantity of maple
sugar and honcy.-St0r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

Apology is only egotism wrong side out
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

Vice President Wilson has refused to
accept any of the back pay voted by
the last Congress. and has requested
the Secretary of the Treasury to devote
his share toward the payment of the
public debt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

Fosters wife Is much better. Her
physician thinks she will be fully re
stored To Lcalth III Il week. She live,
IN the upper story of Il tenement house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

BurrEE.-ST. ALBAN> April |. \
large amount of new butter was brought
III. and prices show IL marked advance
on all grades. Wequote spring dairies:
b to ;iSc for medium to good; 10 to
l2c for choice, and fine selected at l5c.
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81. c1ohnsburn Galrdonian.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY By

Soldiers Monument, st. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

The Mississippi Legislature has pass
ed Il temperance bill which is IL close
copy of the Ohio and Indiana laws.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

The Burlington Touring mills are /"
send barrel of the finest pastry flour
in Il black walnut barrel tin lined to
the Vienna exposition.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-11

Errata.-In the paragraph about
Redwood trees, in the Caledonian of
March IA. for circumference read diam
eter.
, 1873-08-28
Moro Ifope-Walktng at Niagara.

A Prof, Dalliui announces that he will
CROSS tho river at Niagara Falls next Wednesday,
and then jump from the rope TO the water, =
distance Of 160 feet. The stretching Of the ropo
began last Wednesday afternoon. The Niagara
Falls Gazette Of Thursday haa the following In
relation to the exhibition:
There ia no reason to expect that tho ropo-
walking exhibition, concerning which prospeo-
two undertaking We have already commented,
will provo a failure in any respect. The ropo
upon which the oool-hoaded acrobat proposes to
croBs the Niagara ollaam below the Falls. and
tho guys to Btoady aud control tho main cable,
arrived from Boston on Monday morning. Tho
cable is OF good MANILA material, two and
quarter inches In diameter, and 800 feet IN
length, Weighing 2,500 pounds. The guy ropos,
Of @hioh there aro somo 10000 feet, arc com,
posed Of strong material. and measure about
half IN inch In diameter. Tho catlo and guy
ropos together cost nearly 800. bignor Balllnt,
Hlonlnta aud Farini'u successor in the rope
walking profession, aB practlced In this vicinity,
Is actively engaged In perfeating his arrange
tnentv, Tho work OF stretching the cable from
shore to shora will ho commenced immediately.
Tue American end OF the cable will land near
tho ferry house in Prospect Park. aud tho ter
minus Of tito ropo will bo = uttlo above tho Gilt
ton House. Mr. Darnott who Is Interested i1'
lie undertaking, ID actively engaged IN "a.
yertialng tic affair, and IN onaoayorfng. e
make tho spectacular onte1s s.inmeut complete
! auccess. "
, 1873-08-28
PERSONAL.

Horny Forty, Of dlasgow, is at the Paciao.
". F. Bryant, Of Peoria, is at tho Clifton.
". z. Ware, Of st. Louis, Is at tho Gardner.
Tho Hon. i. 8. Felt, OF Ga1ona, ia at the Gard
Mai. o. ]. swott U. s. A., is at tho West sido
Briggs.
Qcn. 3. r. Davy, Of Marshall, Mich, is at tho
Sherman.
Capt. ). L. Eddy, OF Hong Kong, 10 at tho Pa
ctfo.
E. G.. Reynolds, Of Fort Wayne, is at tho Cliff
ton.
r. Il. Ludlow, of Jackson, Mich, is at tho
Clifton.
The Hon. f. A. Smith, Of Now York, ia At tho
Pacific.
The Hon. E. L. Merritt Of Springfield, Is at
tho Pacific
The Hon. @. J. Kendall, Of Topeka, Kan, is at
tho Gardner.
Judge Joseph Olds, Columbus, is at thu West
Side Briggs.
DR.. j. Il. Young, oarbondale. ia at the West
Side Briggs.
Tho Hon. Donald Murray, Of Montreal, ia At
tho Sherman.
Tho Hon. r. A. Van Dyke, Of New York, is at
tho Sherman.
Judge P. Y. Raymond, Of Charles City, Iowa,
1B At tho Gardner.
Col F. E. Dankhazer, Of Washington, D. O.,
is ut tho Sherman.
The Hon. William r. Henry, Joliet, is at the
WcBt Sido Briggs.
The Hon. William Nedduoh, Of Ottawa, onsa-
rio, Is at the Sherman.
Tho Hon. William Window, ex-senator Of Min
nesota, is at the Pacific
Judge Jacob Burnett and family, Of Cinoin-
natl, il ut tho Sherman.
Tho Hon. George ": Burnham, Of Washing
ton, D. O., il at tho Pacific.
+, stinson, Civil-Engineor and Surveyor Of
| the poninBuar Railroad, is at the West Side
| Bsiggs.
| Detective Simmons yesterday tendered his
| resignntion to tho Board OF Police, but snbse-
| aue1tly, acting on tho advice Of triond, With
| drew It.
! CORPORATION Counsel Tuloy received lettor
| from Mayor Mediil yosterday morning, IN which
the latter stated TINT ho would sail for Europe
on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Gollmaun, the artist, has returned to hia
studio In TIE TnInuNE building, after couple
Of woels' vacation, spent at Marquette, Eecah-
| aba, and Greon Dny. He announces himself At
| roady to 60 on with his work ~ usual.
When Superintendent J. g. MoMullin, Of the
Chicago, Alton l. st. Louis Railroad. first heard
OF the Sag bridge dieaster he Bont for Dr.. j. H
Nuoo to 70 with him to tho ecene OF the disaster
aud Dr., Nuco willingly complied with the ro
quest. Yesterday Dr.. Nuce sent his little bill t.
the railroad company, charging tho :, sum 81 O.
tho solicitor Of the road, Gays TINT hn move
sweara or uses profaue language, but that h
waB strongly tempted TO curse when he zecetVet
that bill.