, 1874-07-11
Total for tho nine months.

3 Total Tor no nine months: :.........: o4ss
This table moods but tittlo explanation, oxcor
in regard to, trop-letters which are tiioa
Which rcacl, tho postO Office after t.,e mails If
madc np, and which aro bundled together, p,,
In special Wagon, and sent to the depots iustt i
time to catch tho departing traius.
u Will 10 soon TINT thoto las been no lack o
public npploclution, and thero has been q COT,
stant increase mouth by month. The only yarla
sionn wer6 III postal,caras, whore tho great III
duo to tho number Of notices sent out by b,,yi
lleHs mon, otc., who Ind ulunged tioir locations
IL tleso nine months. ettors, papors, mud postal
eards n,imte'lR 49, haye pasted through
up daily during October WAS 1,7O4;, au1iui
| June, G,S15.
These flguros havo satisfied Mr. sduicrs. al
thoy will aIl who read them. 30 llo now want.
to extend and perfect hia pot Idea. Tho ilrs
ssop ho wishes to take in to put ono of these
oo1ea on every street oar, whether it rnn8 In the
NORTH South. or West Division; whether It Il
on a'' aristooratic or pleboap lihe, Indiana ayo.
l,l1o or C!lntcn street. The next ts to build at
tho corncr Of Randolph and htate, tle point
whore tho majority Of tbs H,roct-car lines CON
oentrato, all immensB box, whorolu ali these
lcBsor bo1es may bo placed wholover car gote
thsto after its round tl!p. Thou, at s,atoa tnas,
they will all be tnken to the General Post. o ltcc
III wagon, and tho contonts distributed aud
sent to their desstnntion,-out Of tho city, or to
tho sub-Htations within its limits.
l1''s system once in operation, tho stationary
le Isttetb91es ~; viii lose noarly al their valuo
ambulatory ones, which deliver their contouts ut
Tic Post t-Oilico In thlrd Of tho ttne consumed
by tie hardy carrier. Then, uutcr the now
fegime instead Of 3oo 900 pnpors aud letters col
!eotsa Ref month from stroat-oar lettos-boxcs,
Let ua, while thauhing, htr. sqnires for what
he Inns already accomplished, hope that DO viii
Eorseseso III tue good wort, nilu ceaae not until
lie Inns carried out hla paus to tho fullest extent.
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPOSITION.
An adjourned meeting Of the Chicago Photo
graphic Association waH hold last night at tlcir
rooms. lbs stato street. There was but slim
attendance. Mr.. 8. a. Dougaes President,
called tue meeting to order and reported that
all tho preliminary arrangements Tor tho con-
vonsion had beon made. The room would DO
decorated with llags mud tlowors at the expense
Of the Association. Ho had procured the badgos,
which wore ready for distribution.
+-.. THE T1cgErs.,
alr. l1esler, local Secretary OF the National
PLotographors Association, requested all citv
photographers who wanted space to inform him
OF thor requirements by 10 o'clock this
morning, 30 tint he could. make the
noceasary arrangements for locating thom,
Az thero had been NUMEROUS appll-
cations for Invitation. tickets from persons
who did not wish to pay for them, lo had ordered
quo additional for their accommodation. The
price charged for those licEots was sc per LOCO
Mr. Cunnin gllam scarcely uudoratood tic uye
Of the invitation .tickots. If tho invitation was
free. The system was rather too exclusive and
hrh-toneu for hlnl, aud seemed to bn tDo rntteI,
OF all advertising dodge. After a tweuty-tI,rno
years. 'osldonoe IL tho city, 1t WIS lust possible
invita- and ho did not see Why Le should be to-
barred from doug 20 because lie was not diHposod
to spend 81 fur tlckets.
The President remarked tint tho admission
was tioo' The tickets woto prlntod fur plaotog-
raphorH to send to their PATRONS. aud wpuId Eo
u strong advertisement fur thvso Who ayaied
themselves OF them.
Mr.. Hall said lo, too. did not understand tito
matter. llo would like to know WHO aulhor- |
lieu 1t.
MIR, Hosler said Mr. Hall was On The Com.
nittoo aud ought to know all about the CUB |
ject 1Ao
aIr. Hall retortcd TINT 1t wnB no rso to s,o a |
member Of tho Com'uittao aud rot bgvo tho !
privilege OF attending liz meetings. The b,ly,-
uess had Leon douo Holaly by QUO or two mem. |
bpiB.
ar. Moshos Baid 1t was proposed to make tle
e1nloltoll tree nnl nut cflary0 rur atn,itanoe as
u 1esotofore. He thought il photographers wuut-
% Tickets printed to saud round to tloir putrona
it Nas good idea s"'@~'N
further discussion took place. and tho matter
!; "aa uroppcu after tho explanation that tho
Lleko1s were M not absolutely r4alllietl for admit
'ahce. Iho exhibition will be free, but oujy
aeanoefs of tho N. L. A. will bo atmlttel 10 tho
iossio1s. ~ 'Ao
.fx rraa,. 1nEs r11ofunEs nEoE1vEp.
Mt' Hesler SAID quito u number Of pictures Ind
beon rcc1lycd from abroad, and In wnni, ha r,na
u tue aBHistancc Ut auY gentleman 70 hann liam
properly ar: HoHor also announced tint a |
meeting wontd 10 held In tho Exposition Il I;hl-
ng this evening to matte t!,nl arraueomsntn4
=. THE ORGAN DgNousoEp.
alt. Hall thou complained Of tho mauner i,,
'llich tho ptllladopha Phofogrupht7. rucurt,od
10 ., lsocoea,1es OF the AbsocMtion. Iustoad OF
ng, tic editor uae4 tho report In n f,"ono
'aper. This did not do Justice to nim. fnr t,e
'aa matlo to ''deride" subject which he ind
rented In a fair md genfemnnlv spjrit. so A"A
.1hiB subject drew forth srindry cornp,onta
rom Tho ,nemberH l,reAont, who woro inIjrnanf
: tue coulucs OF tho official organ, aud nm
lon waa submitted tllat Anthonys IhotogranIin
'aNetin, Of New York, aud Tho Weste,u rfotn.
'uphfc Netcs, OF Ohtcagu Hhonil in tuturo NH,
~ the oloial reports Of the Association,
Mr. D0Hler Hlid no doubt tho plotorraphin
OLD lookod to Chicago for Romo Information.
Ut they woro hardly justified IN passing the
Eotlon ut preH8nt.
Mr. hloshos also objeotod to tho motion aH
fomaturo, and it waB ultimately decldod 10 lot
l!ay over Tor mouth
ln resald to the National Conyoutiou, Mr.,
oalor sad It prolnHol to 10 the largest deloga-
On over got together. They wero ali looking
''icaEo, aud ho wanted atl oily photographern
work hand IN hand to brlug about tIat good
me, tor their own credit aud tho credit OF fhoir
t, Ao hoped they would phpw what Uhtca 20 /