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suAaocATe's COURT.
The stuyvesant Will Case.

The examination In the J. X. Stuyvcsant will
case was concluded before Surrogate Hutchings
yesterday. The principal witness examined was
DIR. Kleimer, the expert ON insanity, who testified
that he believed Mr.. stuyvesant weak.minded but
that he had testamentary capacity at the time he
made his will Three months before making the
lease, and the agreement being bad one for the
prospective heirs. action was taken In the Court OF
Common Pleas W yacate the contract On the ground
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.


Before Judge Fancher.
The particulars Of the long and holly contested
litigation between Y. E. Simmons. Benjamin Wood
Mr.. Cotton and others, the question in dispute
being the right to the lottery business OF which
John Morrissey was appointed receiver, and the
franchise OF which he sold to Mr. Simmons have
areadv been given in the HERALD. The sell.
Ing OF the lottery tickets OF the Kentucky Lou
islana and other lotteries Is admitted by simmons
to be illegal, and is declared to be only good for
policy purposes. Judge Fancher, in his decision
OF the case. given yesterday, vacates the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Morrissey as receiver ana the sale of
the franchise by him to Mr.. simmons is set aside.
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SUPERIOR CouaT-TR'AL TERM.

ttAsk OF Carrying Planks Across Rail-.
road Tracks.
Before Judge Sedgwick.
In the Summer Of 1870 Lawrence Curry, a
tailoring man, was crossing the track OF
the Blocker Street Railroad CARRYING a
plank. when car ran against him, knock
ing him down and severely injuring him.
He brought suit against the railroad company
claiming $4,000 damages 1T was shown In his own
testimony that the carrying OF the plank prevented
nus seeing the approach Of the car, and upon this
motion was made to dismiss the complaint on the
ground OF contrlbutive negligence. Judge Sedg-
wiCk granted the motion.
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that Mr.. Stuyvesant was not OF sound mind at the
TIME. de was then proved insane and the deeds
vasateu. The parties concerned in that contract
have watched the present investigation with inter.
m IN Pleas action aeain.
ms case clears the calendar ar contested cases
IN .the Surrogates Court
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COURT Of COMMON pleAs-TtlAL TERM.
The Mott Haven Canal.
Before Judge Loew.

Before Judge Loew.
stephen p. Shorthand ct al. VS.. Ryder 4 Conklin-
This was suit on promissory note for So, s15
given for cxcavating canal at Mott Haven, con-
meeting with the Harlem River. The defence
was That the work was not properly done; that
the northern portion was not navigable, rocks
bouiders and ridges being left AZ the bottom so
that canal boats struck. On the contrary it was
proved by the engineer that the dock had given
way after the completion OF the excavation and
that this caused the obstruction. The trial lasted
tnree days and resulted in verdict for the plain
Gil for the full amount claimed
defendants. - -
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Bass Ball Notes.

To-day the Mutuals play the Resoluees on the
Union Grounds, when tcegraphic accounts OF each
inning Of the great game in Philadelphia, between
the Athletics and White stockings. as well as OF
the Atlantic. Baltimore match in Baltimore, will be
received and buetncd on she grounds.
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RuPFALO N. Y. ]

BUFFALO, N. Y. June 20, 1873.
The following is the calendar OF the Supreme
Court. General Term, Fourth Department, Tor Mon
day, June 23:NOs 8SE, LIZ, 1873, $780, ls 90, ", So
126, 1872 l5s, 1855, lit, $50. IL, SO, l48 l49, leo
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Umpire-Mr. Mills OF the Atlantic Club,
Time OF game-One hour ard fifty five minutes.
First bs~es by errors-Miauals six times; Athletics,
four times
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MARINE CoUhJ-pAnT 3.

Action Against . stage Company for
Negligence.
Before Judge Curtis.
enita ". rvans 81 aL-Ehis action yas brought
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On onO WORTH OF CASr-0FF CLurh,Nsu.
:1lU.UUU Carpets &c, wanted tor YnlSsY2is Ms ns
nsr,h avenue between Thirty and rhirtvhra
streela I.sdies attended " W MS Z
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PREMIUM POINT HOUSE, ONE MILE FROM
"A. New Rochelle. 45 minutes from Forty second street
depot New Haven road fine bathing, boating,
fishing: now open. A. q. PLIMeTON.
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4 NORNWALL ON HUDSON.-RING LAWN, ADJOTN-
~ ing Lcnden Park, ready for the reception OF
Roardcrs Apply address Mrs. II. SMITH Cornwall
Orange County, N Y.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
cT.OTHINta.

AT THE WEL'a RENOWNED ESTABLISHMENT, ~, -
N seventh aseuueI have lust received o,dess =, rs
amount OF yS O am therefore cempelsS sa cosis
os5 Pan O. ~ to S1l the hshea priS Nee sENHERa
pots Pie call on address Mr. OF Wis
246 SIEVE nth avenue. Second house aooNo "s""
fourth street --------
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EO WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. -CHOICE
CO furnished Rooms with first class Board for gentle
men and their wives or single gentlemen, at summer
prices references REQUIRED.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A TTRACTIvE SUMMER ACCOMPLISHING, BOAT.
n ing and fine drives; most desirable location for
invads 81, hours from New York by the Hudson River
and Erie railways also by steamers to and from daily
house ready for guests June l. Address CHARLES
STARRING, Orange Lake House, box 6li Post Office,
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CARPETS AND FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST CASH
" prices; weekly or monthly payments taken.
IDEALLY x CUNNINGHAM.
3S4 and $50 Third avenue. Twenty eighth street.
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TI1ARRYTOWN HEIGHTS HOTEL, TARRYTOWN ON
L Hudson.-This beautiful Summer resort open.
1876 feet above the Hudson commanding anc view Of
river and mountain scenery. rs#
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LAUGHS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, LONG
n. Branch, now open for reception Of guests.
A. LAUGH SH and $50 Broadway.
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WANTED BOARDERs.-THE ADVERTISER OWNS
w and occupies large and pleasant house about
IL miles New York His family being quite small
he proposes to offer very pleasant Room with good,
plain Board, a gentleman and wife, who would ap-
preciate permanent and home rather than
style and outward display other boardcrs contcm-
Herald Office
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(10vNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT A FARM
" house IN orange county near Montgomery large,
airy rooms spIsndly iernished beautiful shade ane
ph9tograph OF hlse at Demares whitlocks Office, No
~ rasS place. Now York o. 4. ., rEkLEK
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IN Tables al greatly reduced prices Secc al hand Ok
10 Tables. cenplete for $@o. CALI and exsIAeS, Ware
rosms 40 vessy street w. II. 1RiFFiTHS
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rNHOMPSON,S ATLANTIC PAVILION HfGHLANDH.
New Jerscyfhis fine, shady seaside resort IL
for guests reasonable terms; fishing sail
| ing &c Address JOS j. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
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(NoUNTRY BOARDERs WANTED-IN THE NOUN.
- tains OF sylvania six hours from city; no
quitoes always cool nights; good table; large airy
rooms; trout sing and lake ishing; good stream and
pasSrs u for health For further particulars address H.
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GUNNER BOARD-TIIREE FAMILIES CAN BE AC-
y commodated delightful upland iocation large. airy
Rooms few minutes walk from railroad and boat
Address box 81 Post Office, Peekskill, N. Y.
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L,OR SALE CHEAP-IF Bought IMMEDfATKLY,
II elegant new Pauor Suit 1T y Bieecker street, near
Bowery.
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(tOUNTRY BOARD-LOW TERMS, FOR AIRY. WATER
~ view Rooms, boats, bathing house piano city
reference, Ayres artist rs West Houston street
Mr.. CRYSIER Cold Spring HxrbOr. l..
, 1873-04-30

College, Ohio, Tho s1,rdcama!ds wcro Maa Jonn1ee
Nils attla 1iurd sstor of tho brida tlo groomsmnn
Mere Mr: Frank Fitch. Of Bridgeport Conn.,, and hfr
william Hurd, Of Chicago. A worry large number Of
Invited euos!s from Chicago ysrS present and tho
The returning train brought tho happy !eourie md
thoir friends pack TO Chicago, from which point the
former embarked for their Honeymoon excursion,
HOSE ufLL.
An Interesting marriage wha performed ut noao Hill
Sutton on MONDAY evening BY the ney. y 4: A1ron,
Wcstvillc tnd who las attained tito ngo Of 7; and
The bride, Mr.. Mary 2. Fiah has aeon % wn!crs,
tin, tho most remarkable s feature: ot tho oeea-
grandchildren md great ht-grandcht1dron Of Tho
ancient na ht ky Me gathered around o
p!otcd, and Welcomed hor 10 tho family crole with
.me hr. md hrs soperlett tho city yesterday morn.
Missouri aud furthcr West oven to tho Modoo coui..
try, where they have soia md daughters, grand
childron, and groat-granhchillron+ Mr. bopor han
been nsrried but once bofore anl lived With bis for.
mcr vile 1fty-one years. Mrs. Boper has beon Q
widow noyen years. holh par!ca aro we'll rresoryodl
and expect to So many yeArs In the happy union just
ConBtlmMnted. ~
, 1873-04-30

PROF. FAHEhs
Ni1on's Anpitheatro will without reasonable doubl
DO crowded on Monday evening, when Prof. Vanef
tho magician and preaidgitatour, will make his bow
before Chicago audience. The gentleman named Il
considered one Of the most akful in tho profession
and has been loaded with presents by tho nutocrats o
tho fur East There is ono trick abovo ali otherf
which defles solulont known as tho "docapltation
trick, In tho performance OF which tho magician
scvors Tho head from tho body Of ans
person in tho audience who cares to un'
fasonh It the neck again. aud allows his patient tc
upon an ordinary table and leaves room for slegh
ot-hand. Hero 10 IN opportunity for tho so-caItod
" spiritual" jugglers to learn smother "maniieets
tou."
Tho ecason subscription aa1o for the opera bcgins
this morning at MoYickers. Tho general feeling III
musical circles indicates that the soasoh's busnesE
vii bo rendition n Of hs lat Sne In sdon to ths
day, "Don Giovanni " ii underlined for Friday.
0PERA-BoUFPE.
On Monday next, tho Oates Troupe commence pea-
son Of opnra bouno at Mkon'a Thqstro. On Monday
night, "Thc Grand Duchess Will bo given; on Tues.
day Tho Flower Girl Of Paria y Wednesday, Oaen.
bachs Les Darvardo for tho first ttmo In this city
Thursday "Ile pr11na Donna Of Might; Friday,
"Daughtor Of the Regiment" for tho bencat Of Mrs,
commences this morning.
nrNEv1r TO THE 1zoNs.
A bcnc1t to the Leon Drotl.ern-one OF whom WIS
severely injured short time Bince by fall from the
trareze-a to DO rendered by the Turner's at Vorwars
Hall, on West Twelfth atreot. Tho leading Turners
will appear, % Will also Prof. Rogcrn and sons, MI.
Ialacolle and many othor volunteers Tho pantonimo
Of 81 uumpty Dumpty" Will ho presented, with new
tricks transformations and sconio ecotB. Tho Dra-
matte Company will nlso appear iii selected piece.
, 1873-04-30
Fire-Proof BUILDINGS,

The public has beon Of late very strongly Impressed
with the necessity Of finding some means by which
unavoidable confngrasona be rendered lcas dan-
gcroun md disastrous. Tho attention Of architects
butldcrs and ohern is called to model for hansard
roofs, floors, and ceilings, now exhibition at TIE
TRIBUNE oalce for few days, invented by J. Gilbert
the patenteo Of the wo-known corrugated iron arch
ceiling for 1rcrroof buildings. The material employed
ia the familiar corrugated iron In Sheets and tho spec-
atty Ia iA mode Of attachment to the Mausard front
and r9ot, md to ceiling and noor-boams, by being
r1vetod to Iron BTipa, fastened lateral upon tho
framework. Tho 1attor may DO either Of wood Of
Iron, but by this principle the forner Is mado entirely
safo With much economy, by tho Intervention OF IN
air-chamber throughout tho whole surface. Tho now
arrangemont for receiving and holding tho sheets,
used IN tho ceilings and at angles In cAat-ron jaw,
nrmy fastened to the framo as before the principle ii
ono TINT Will everywhere commend ttaof tn respect to
economy and perfect safety. Asa proof that Tic roof
needs only TO 10 eeen to DO appreciated We will atete
that II. H. onorc has given It the preference al
other roofa in tho Market and has contracted to have
its now hotel building, corner Adams and Dearborn
dross Jas. Gilbert, Or 4: Kniscly Co.. Nos. u and u
Wcat Monroe atroot, who oro tic authorized spcnts
for this market.
, 1873-04-30

faaoslnD Of tho Board Of neutrality-suspicious. Road*
e1 saso"t.ayonn w M po.oos pinht m
tendents Report--0YoF 81, 900 Pupils Enrolled.
ovonin, rto.'oehs ring ~ .no shaiF
possls bud besn reee.e for tss aa'e Of school so
In tho vicinity of Wentworth nven,o and Twcnty.hl1th
street, and asked further limo In which 10 rssevs bid.
Tho propositions received ranged from to oo
r,soa so,
o so tho a ;o Of nsw ,se1 apba s%s ss On
w. III Sl 10 Of W $780, by tho law firm Of Dtcoase Fuller 3.
Tho oonlntso Vi E1am!ns,on ot Teachers report;
e g. as fo%ns Ryfs s E. fano
Elizabeth L. Bmitl, Ahbio Q. bancroft, Mary 4.
Thomnao1, Anna rss599. nqon 9. Keeney Hattie =.
Helen NJ: nnhbcc. Sophia III. Case, hf'llo a. Hand,
niGIa ,sa a. moleomo. .r.o,,,rn,. -, ,o,o,,+.
nns ss%ss sR se%s
s:Ssss /! sssssy ssnss P;5se
A. oampben assistant, 1Isyen achool Carrie =. Sims
Peoria kehooli A1nada Gates temporary nssIatant.
Mitchell srcot gchool Carrie Mallory, aasstant l1
ssa sesoe1 sie''l ''a ~ A''"' assistant t't s'fs''
Tranufot-Ella Drainard, from tho Foster to the
sfnncr School. 49,, -.,. ,u,. .o.oo,. =.
bcl1a Patterson, Elizabeth 8trce School; Adelaide D.
arlmnB, Lincoln ;8treet Schools Nellie HI, Btoarnb,
1losely School; Margaret A. VanWaukon, gkinncr
School; Fannie D. John.ton, Holden sohooi; Fazh A.
rrontlce, washington School; Jennie MeAa1o3. sea9
aoa ss5oo 1'sfe f. ho
ing Mils School. Tho report Vas eonoarTGa @ IN.
an extondeo M ana efhaasufo repor1 On " atqny q.
Merman - tns , sGnogs r. Mnn aea9 " yi 9 ~
EaMt ~ tounu Wlt tne Hannes ~ Wnien sne !ane
, 1873-04-30
SANITARY MATTERS.

regular meeting Of tho Board Of Health mas hold
yesterday afternoon DR.. johnson In tho chnir. Thero
were present full Board, including tho Mayor. On
motion Of Dr. Rauch, IL determined to instruct tho
Secretary to call the attention Of tho Joint Committee
Plans to the necessity Of securing plnn tha san-
tary Arrangements OF which should bo unobjcction-
abls.
Dr.. Rsachh weekly mortality report WIS presented,
embodytng tho following facts There WeTo during
tho week Isl deaths, the principal causcs Of which
wore: accidents, o. consumption, II convulslons, 10
feyerb, small II hydrocephnluB, s; and pncu-
monfs, II. Compared with the preceding week. thoro
waa increase Of 81 dcaha the difference being greater
than has occurred during tho paat three months Thero
were moro deaths by accidents 7 by brain dis
oasos, by consumption. Ably conylaionB by Group,
3 by lysentery, 1 by congestion OF the lungs, by
measles, by pneumonia, and By whoopina- cough.
Br0nchlts caucor, pucrperal foyer, scarlet foYor,
corobrospnal mon]gitts and tabes esouterca at
= discount. Tho highest death-rnte occurred In tho
Bevcnth and the lowest In tho Fifth Ward. marked
decrease observable In tho number Of houBes In.
fected by smallpox tho only tncrease having occurred
In the datrcs south Of Twelfth strcet and woat OF tho
Chicago River.
Dr.. hauoh suggests tat all persons who arc about to
pox during tho past two monthe, bo warned OF that
fact In order that they mny be induced to suffer vac-
cinaGon. Since Sunday there had been marked In
creaso In tho number Of reported owing to i'm
portaons Rnl tho lack Of vaccination on tho part Of
those projudiced against It, Tha Doctor wanted phys
cans to understand that there waa plonty Of virus
from the COW In the city.
The report Was placed on ne, and tho uoctiug ad-
jQuyued,
, 1873-04-30
THE ELEVEN O'CLOCK ORDINANCE,

Tho ordinance requiring tho closing Of saoons Ut II
o'clock at night WAS sigucd by Mayor Mcdi yesterday
and will become Inv it ehau have received
tho necessary publication. 1t Ia tho avowed intention
Of the Mayor that this ordinance sha bo rigldly cu-
forced, for tho betsor accomplishment Of which 10 will
request tho Board Of Police to direct tho members Of
tho Police Department to arrest On sight parties guilty
OF keeping thoiF saloon open after II O'clock md
without going through the usual form Of Beryin9
summons to appear In court. a legal point has been
raised by soo Of tho awyera III the iutcsesta Of a.
loon-keepctB as to whether tho law can be annlied
to parties now holding saloon Hcanaes. THIS point Is
OF no consequence Whatever, because n licenses ex-
pro on the 1st Of July next aud alHo for tho reason
that in any event. the Common Council has tho powor
to pass ordinances regulating the sale OF liquor With
out reference to tho ucouse This powor il distinctly
set forth In &c., Of Chapter "A Of the Hov1sed Or
dnances, wherein authority IL gyon to tho Mayor to
grant licenses, "conslitioncd that tho tho party
nanoes % he1etofore passed, or, to he passed..
seen that tho cannot hope escapo
Mayor 4edW yesterday stated his intention to hAya
place where liquors aro retaiicd. Hotsl bars viii ba
compelled 70 suspend operations ut that hour and res
taurana will not bo permitted TO retail nQuora aftor
tho atroke Of H. Billiards may DO payed, cigars may
bo smoked meafs may ha nerved the same a. beforc
but traffic In tpplea must cease. So Says the Msyor
who Ia supposed to know what he ia talking about.
, 1873-04-30
MARINE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. April ~.
schr Emellne, AIuskosou, lao N lumber.
scow banner, south Haven, % cords bark.
schr G. i Roberts, Grand Haven Is m lumber Is m
sehr s aaiae, G; s ct. JoaspS. % 80 81 N iumper. .'
3cow l. strom, 8augatuck, 40 m lumber.
Prop 4aae Ahn0p0' $3.50 railroad ' 40
acow soa Btsr, Whito Lake, IS m lumber.
gchr Ellie, South Haven, Is n lumber; x ,,,.,,.
loasohold goods, ids sEs taFnirs, Is brls npples'
sohr 9: Harrison, White Lake, 13o m lumber.
6chr Myetin, Muskegon, 100 u lumbor.
Bchr Liberty, Muskegon 81 m lumber, 90 m lath.
6cow South Haysn South Haven. 60 m timbor, 20 eds
iath, 90 N lumber, 20 boxca ash. -
schr Wm. Bates, at. Joseph, 20 m lumber.
Prop H. roh sn,.ss Il ssii: fos sis Pssiies
sehr se J: Q; Moas. Mnsheson, light.
Bcow ohr1stle MuBicgon, light.
Prop hunio Laura, Muskegon, light.
schr Loo, Grand Haven, light.
ssa,: t,shs 9; i. no9srts Grand i{sven. Light.
Bcow soa Atar, Whitehall, light.
Hcow Guide, g. Josopl, Light.
sc1w ss1s 1I,'1a houi.e stron, sauaatHsk. Light.
~: Ss q r B1gs e.. ~ goods, ilo aks' hardware
gchr :. Y. x.sry, Fort oasiborno, 1896 bu corn.
sehr s AZ, s,n Jts4!nto. naslo, l7,aeo bu sorp.
5r Ss Kss osSsss S IL ssa so1n
sehl CLARA Parler, oo!ii,ssosd, q 200 ba corn.
ssh1 Paesais saIao, iS ie bis sa' 81 corn. s'A'
schr schr nsyMstO, n Maskseon, sIaa s, 11gtt. -
asow south Haven 5s south ahs Is9eas, light
RFoa IL of.s ssaxssass 10 sass ss Dr Inns.
, 1873-04-30
THE HON. 7. LYLE DlCKEY,

OTTAWA, ILL.,, April 20, 1878.
70 The Editor qf TAe Chicago I1ib,.ns:
Sin: Tho Hon 4. Lylo Dickey, nell known In
Chicago aud throughout tho State, is d caudi-
date for Judge Of thla Circuit. III order to
show his position on the great Issue now agitat-
ing tho popular mind, 7 subjoin q ronolution Of
fered by him at a convention OF farmors, at this
place, In January, 1866:
Ilesoipe Tint corporations aro regarded In law ~
artificial persons, but layo higher qualities or norn
sacred rlghts than natural psraous aud, while they
aou1d Like natural persons, be protected in their
rights by the law they at the sauo timo, like natural
persons, should bo subject to the la and may, ko
untura pcrssona, DO restrained by Inv from o1tort.on
aud wrong It is hold in all civilized countries, to ho
competent for the lawmaking powor to 1x naxlnum
rate Of interest Oh loaned money, maximum ratio Of
farriage, aud maximum rato of toll for grinding
hreadatas aud this upon tho principle that e1tortio
wherc one party has tho advantage Of tho other, may
10 prohibited by sstuto Upon thiR principle assert
tho right Of the public to have maximum rates Of rnya
aud transportation by railways nxed By thu Lc3lala-
ure aud lilo present arbitEury discrimination htwecn
diGdrent points Oh tho xane Line prohibited.
, 1873-04-30
THE PLANS,

..- DELv1nEhE, ILL.,, April 90, 1874.
To tho Editor ef Tic t9hicago Tribune:
G1n: Hayo you noticed tho peculiar and strange
"twist" that tho Times has, Sunday last taken to it
self, moro especially With regard to one plant
"Eureka?" Now, am diHinterestod parity ~ to
individuality, but tnhabftant Of tho Wost, am
interestea IN our METROPOLITAN improvement I
which doea not forget occasionally to
ariy praised tho :" Eureka pIan, and commented on
s favorable pointH. On Sunday last gayc m edito
rial tho plans and numerically Hlashed away 1t tho
"Eurekn and ether plans: may Say Ill but No.
out Of tho nine eolectcd. Now how Is ths7 Money I
know could do ths, but ask, is 1t so how7 writo
this to Justify tho architects Of Boo Of tho plans and
my own peculiar senso Of mpartiaty. How Ia It that
tho Eureka" pan's estimate ts only 81 600. aud
tho Times says 1t will cost 81 0oo7 Docs tho Times
presume to be an architect and builder combined.
capable OF forming estimates botter than practical
mont Dy giving publicity to this you will favor
AM IMPARTIAL 0nsEnvKn.
ANswEn: Our correspondent ia not tho 1rs inquirer
upon this subject. We, in common with very large
number Of cizens, have noticed tho sudden "twtst
In tho TINES relative to Ill the pans but No. T. Tho
architect Of the "Eureka puns, though genius, rs
seen from hia design, is not Huccessfu competitor
for sateU,us buildings and is not in consequence
niriopairc. This probably explains tho nuddan
"twfss referred to.