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, 1874-12-17

70 khs Editor Of Ihd Chicago Tribune:
91H: Chicago. "Tho Queoh OF tho North and
tho West," haa many noblo benevolent instltu-
tionH, aud yet would say to her, III tho
Master" sa!d 10 b certain exemplary young
num- who supplemented vital question by II
rehearsal Of hia good daeda, "Yat ono thiug
thou laokost.'
In t. great city like ours, md III timos like
those We aro now paaaing through, there arc
many vino aro temporarily suffering from
luck OF roady .ncana. I do not A.
lutlo to professional lnentIicantu or chronia
borrowers, but to honest, llard-working
folk. who, by roason of sclnpuH or lack Of Gu
ployment OF the broad winner" of tho l,o,.sa-
hold, arc compelled to resort to temporary lout.s
upon personal eocnrity, or pledges Of porso,,al
effects, to bridgn over tho chanm OF want which
confronts thela.
This class OF persona sro, as d rulo, too proud
and Independent to apply to relief Hocietiss or
similar organizations for aid, and would suffer
any amount OF prlvation rather than subrnt to
tho modification Of doing 1t, nnd 10 they aro
driven to the "sly!oeku, wllo, undor the s[gn OF
threo golden balls, are liconsel to advance them
, 1874-12-17
STATE AFFAIRS.

Report OF tho Trustees OF tho North.
crs Inssane AsTlnasa - Tho fssnsc.
1aoaR4e Comm tsHionerB E1saAo Their
AnGaunl Exsaiblt-A Final Approprin.
tto1s of sS00,000 to nc Cs.ilcA For.
SptciaI Dtspatch 10 The Chtcuao Tribune.
srn1Sar1ELp, ILL.,, Dec. 16.-Tho report Of tho
Truascoa Of the Northern 1naano Asylum is quito
volnmtno,.a, but itB Interesting contontn mny bo
stated briefly: Tho building hns boon COM
plo'od upon it's original plan, aud will now &C.
comn'odato AGO patients. They aal an appro-
priation ot 100000 per ann,m for
tho uost two yoars to provide for tho unnta Of
tho paticnls. Ten Thousand dollars moro Is
wanted per annun for Tho purpose Of putting up
outbni1dings and for repairs.
Since the institution has boon open for tho
treatmont Of porHona, thoro hnvc been admitted
4GG PERSONA 28t, fon,alen 1872. OF this
improved; IL improved, ind G5 unimproyoi
havo boon discharged M not insane.
There woro OH tho 1st OF December, 1871,
remaining in tho hospital, 21I,-nlalcs, 1856 !;
females. 70. Tho daily average ia now 210.
Whcro tho insanity wna ioau lhan thrno months,
G2 per cont Of the patients hayo recovered. Over
tllrco months aud tesu than q year. 33 por cont
harn recovered. Tho Rrornge timo in which pa
tiontB havo recovered IL six and throo-eiglsha
months.
An Immediate appropriation is urged for tho
eouthern wlngo OF tin building. which las not yot
been opot1od, for waut Of money. When this Ia
oponod tho whole number, $50 pationts. call DO
received.
THE EXPENSES ACCOUNT
shows receipts from n1l SOURCES, 1924 ,956.37, In
Gliding balance OIL hand at Inst report. OF this.
394,15l.70 was appropriated from tho State
Treasury, all OF Which Inns boon expended, aavo q
balance OIL hand OF 81, ,2293.7Q.
All tho olIleors haro lono their duty we'll, ant
arc specially commended.
THE SrATE-ltouHE COMMISSIONERS
aro at work on their report. Its must important
features, aside from tho progress Of tho
work, which tho Commissioners nay has
been very satisfactory. Is tho financial
statement. This shows that there has bcon
expended since tho work began So, ,G97, ,G75.46 OF
which $1.0i0,298.G5 las boon expended in tho
last two years. There Is OIL hand to tho credit
Of tho last appropriation s62,304.54. Total ap-
preparations, 50, 7U0, 600.
The Commissioners will nsk for an approprin-
ton this winter Of $500, 900, which e1hausts the
s3,60O,0 600 allowed to bo appropriated under the
Constitution to complete tho building. Thoro is
no doubt TINT that sum will do, and tho Commia-
stoncrs expect to complete 1t within tho next
two years.
, 1874-12-17

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tho attendance at tie Academy Of Music lasi
evening was very meagro. Tony Deutor's Panto-
mime Troupe s performing IS Humpty Dumpty
Abroad" this week, and it must bo because Of
the recent glut of excellent representations in
the serious and sorious-oomio line that this On
tertainmout OF Deniors Is not receiving the pA-
tronago it merits. THIS is tho surprising ~
Humpty Dumpty is we'll suited to tho tastea ol
tho audiences who frequent tho Academy.
Tony Donior works hard; :ho leaves no point
unobserved. aud he makes tho most Of his part.
II ho wesa supported with ouly q 1.-THE OF the
energy he hImHolf displays, tho entertainment
would DO most interesting md amusing to chill
dren, nurse.girls. aud fomiuino dry-gooda
clerks. Ono feature In tho performance
as Mr. Denior's chcfoat succoss. Mr..
Pat Rooney Is dirty-faced. ruscaliy-1ookiug
fellow, appears us representative lriahman. Ho
capors about and swcars to tho intense delight
Of the'' gods" nnd finally, after doing his httlo
best to bring disgrace mud diBfavor upon hia
nationality, no winds up with Jig in the most
approved pot-houso etylo. Tile delight Of the
great uuwashod iB unbounded, md Pat Eoon,sl
must appear aEuin.
, 1874-12-17

Therefore only thono undor months OF ago aro
captured. Tho natIyes ssea!thllY watch the airs
~ Tue time Of brooding, and, Upon wayla?ing d
male A. tfetanoo from the fHn,alc and hor 1ttar.
htont httn. Tor lis heaa they set a government
fowartt Of ifty runeoH. When tho cuba nro oil
enough 70 liF" without thoir mother, sla IL also
shot nnd n d bolea'lcd. The capture Of tho young
Ca!sntta until nttor tcethtng. and nro ,henco
sont to lilo pttrcllssora. Tho Sultan Of Turkey
bss5h many, but most Of thom 70 to managericn
II H., yar'ottn rara Of tho world. TlRora .ro also
handsomely marked, arc WORTH = hnndrol runoos
eaeh: Tho c1awet too. arc bought By Ito Indian
towoiorn and hola for ornaments. Jnmracl Hnyt
that Tho numbor Of mon oasen by tIgor. in Stugn-
Chincao woodchoppor tliaapponra every DIR.
, 1874-12-17
FREEMAN ALLEN,

1Ai,' ,''4NNo1 ~, ~ -,
!oar ago FREEMAN AA1on' o. 1erIe Hau'e'
per m advertisement to tho OBJECT that alias
3Io1}v Parsons ynnted to cot q husband Ihie
anno,,ncen,ont attracted Freema,,,a attention ali
a.. a,oaa 49, ss,s ,,,o ,;ra, ~ ,,;s na;nh.
borhood did not haSo those qualifications which
ls great Honl longed for. Ho wanted 3 city
win. with a broader rupge Of feeling md expori-
anco t,,n,, connirr lasacs coneretlv noascnn- so
no hoean Correspondence VIII molly, "h'eh
lasted nearly year, and which closed when ho
discovered sue Was simply coaxing money out Of
him.
This correspondence was published in THE
Tn1DusE, and wno read with the interest it de-
eoryod Il mid the soul of Freeman Allen open
to tho publio caze. Quo could almost llear ha
sighs and groans US he surrendered ono *5-uote
after auother~-nll for loyo. Il told Of Ills loYe
for naturo,-how ho was planning cabbago-
garden how he hoped Lis love would help lis
Lonrinr. and how nfter marriage he would layisl,
untold weaith-5100 q year-upon her The
public read these lo.tcrs and, while 1t laughcd
At freeman, yet it sympnthizcd with him as tic
coming OF lis sweetheart ssaB delayed month
after month. mud grievcd with him whom ho dis
streneth Of an empty trunk. -,
..:9t b9t u beens thas copy VI tna Pape1 ,n con
Haute.. freeman Ind lid his lore IL Lis own
bosom, md mono Of his people know anything Of
This little romance which ind uouo mi in their
niJst They had notirad thaf Allan woa nt
~ ~!aos' ,i.I;5 u"1 uo,Aesu tna' tAteu n"n Nv
times httio depfessoa,-oh hls teea,-oat thoy
ntsslbutea II TO dyspops'a, not to 6orroHlng
heart. So thoao letters cnrnD upon his towlls~
mon like a thunilerbolt, aud toy were filled
With exceeding llurodly gloo, aud thoy gathered
1t croxeroalx and cnWntrS tavar,s nu1, Pt,e 1,oxt
o.Ias - ~ a,s,s'raate,, aaaa W ~ NV a:,l n1os
'nS 4,d ~ ,a sf5;o tIt'' a .o Ias,nS s
anot - nnu lnusm w. ~ "an 1onn .o sn.
5sSs u ~, ugn'sisn hasnra H. % usss @ iienoosnon @
san,n Kin 1u .nos u''rn a",, liz ia.y i ,.n mGs @
IS sn b a'hprs, m anu o wnGtngr me nau go1ten a,a
ora uaen A;o,, anInu a "s s'EsnS a'uas a1u s;!s
s,.,ssas Mnuni A!tun nau uoesscssu ann' "non IN
rta,;c.;a mveH III noAou ~ ui pelson ~
tmr,,is1' s-o, o,u 10y ~ ~. ~ III ~ @ 10y u
, 1874-12-17
THE WISCONSIN LhND.GnANT.

Special Disp0lth 70 IHe Chicago Tribune,
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 16-Tho Bt. Crolx & Sill
perior Railroad laud-grant controyorsy, referred
to in diapatchoh Inst uight. H not yet sottoa. 1t
IL understood, howovcr, tlut tho Governor will
TOMORROW iHauo certificates to tho North Wis.,
cons'n Railroad Company for the % 1nllos of its
rontl uniting with tho Matiison Il Portage, tfoy.
Fnlrctild having previously certified 20 miles.
Tho question will thon bo, whether it
1t IL conceded tltat the Company il ontitled to
52D uectionA of lnnd. and to whatever Of thon It
can i'nil Within q ,n!ea Of its limitA. Tho por-
tago 4 Madison Railroad Company md tue VIII
cnualn Railroad form tho Mortgage Lanl Anso-
mios Of tho ipIou.nlty limits sn1or previous
actB Of Congress- aud Of tho Htatc rolasiyo to
grants Of land for 4 road from Madison to Luko
Superior. 1t IL possible soulo compromise may
he agreed on,
, 1874-12-17
THE AMATEURS.

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE fil1sT REGIMENT.
Tho First Regiment Illinois State Guards held
q misunderstanding last night ut their a.n,ory on
Like street. In tho abgcuco Of Capt. Curpon-
ter, tho President Of the regiment, fCapt. Knox,
Of Company D. WAS callod to the clair, and
Lieut.. Jnrncgan was appointed secrotary pro
tenn.
Capt. Collins, as ono Of The committee to no
tify Con. 4. G. McCiurg Of hin election aB their
commanding olcor, presented tho General 10
tho command. Gen. McClurg addressed tho
regiment in o brief speech. thanking them for
Tho homer they had aeen proper to confer upon
him. Ito informed his men that his whole soul
was with them, and it mould 10 bis ondcavor to
make Of them q command that Chicago would bo
proud Of.
Mai. Hubbard WAS then presented to tho COM
mand. aud took advantage Of the opportunity to
return to them his thanks for tho honor they
had conferred in elccting him to tho Majority
Alaj. Hubbard. from tho Board OF Adm,nistrn-
tiost, then offered. as IN amendment to their
Constitution tho following:
ARTICLE 1II1.-NECKuiTiSu COMMITTEE,
sEor1oM !. The commanding ollicnr Of tic regt-
1nent slI annually appoint Recruiting co'ni.soe.
each company whose duty shall be to pass finally u-
on petitions for membership. Tho report of said
co1nmtttee for or agatAt any ceudiiate sha he made
membership shall he received, and from itH decision
tero shall 10 no appeal.
action Of the minority present ut any mcctiug.
src. .. All pcraonb wiloBo membership ahn,l not
Mys sHs9 f h tho Into the neg
tho adoption of thu amendment to tho Constitution
SINH be subject to thu action Of said coluulseo.
mics, tho Board Of Administration sa present 10 ts
fsgSpt carse1 1 1 s as9st ny :p aud
MI 3Fsff tt,Rr 4ueftt
, 1874-12-17


All coupons on City Of Chicago bonds duo Jan.
!, 1875, will be paid ut the City Trcasurers office,
II presented prior to tho 25th instant, por order
Of ). S. Hayen Comptroller.
Tho Committee on Streets mud Alloys for the
South Division will moot thin afternoon in tho
City Clerks office. They will talk about tho
Wabash avenue street-railNny.
Commissioner Sheridan yastorday noticed for
tho first time tho article In Uarpers entitled tho
" Reorganization Of tho Fire Department OF
Chicago" Hc ohnraoterizcH it as tho "brolen~
windod production Of an unprinciplod moral u.s.
Rasnin."
Tho Law Department under Charge Of Judge
Dickoy, intend tn look up tho law concerning the
school fund, and also to prosecute NIL pcrsons
who aro not payng what they owe to this fund.
1t Is roughly ostimatoa that thcro are aonlo
$3.50, 600 yet uucollccted.
1t il thought that the fow. but concise. recon-
1ucntlati0ns made by Gen. Shaler regarding tho
Firo-A!arm Telegraph will involve an outlay of
nearly 2l0D, QUO, with al additional alln,.al ex-
penso Of about 310,lD0. Mr. Chandler is prapar-
inE m exact estimate OF tho suggested improve
n,entH.
somo cartoonist, namo unknown, Ia preparing
9 cartoon Which will sooss ho fuhlisi.ed III sonao
Eantem paper. The kinl and benignant coWn-
tenarce Of Con. shalor will figure as Macbeth,
and tho three Commissioners will be transformed
into the thrco witches. Tho appointments re-
emily lnauo TO tho Police and Fire departments
could scarcely 10 moro inconsrllous thin the
varied contenta OF the witches kettle.
Among tho recent appointments to tho force of
Watchmon III tho Fire department IL aaid to be
cx-Otllcor Fas,uing, who so,ae timo aga. in q
drunken brawl, nearly murdered at1 illotfonsiyo
woman. lIo resigned under chargos made against
him for thiH oifenAe, and han nut been heard Ut
since until yeAtoraay. Now that lia has secured
his appointment, 1t Ia but fur that he should bo
allowed to ro1nai1,.
Judge Dlckoy il acomping hs pleadinga in the
cnhe Of tho INDUCTION Noryel( r.,on tic Hnard OF
Public Works io l,rayont them fran signing a
contract with tho putuard Iron Works for tho
construction Of tho West Division Wa.er-W Works.
The injunction oWGA itN existence to tle dfBsat-
isfautlon Of tho American Bridge Company be-
oa,lso thoy did not obtain tho contract. Az uas
mentonod at tho timo tho Injunction was not
uoryod until after tho CONTRACT nal hoen Hignn.l,
consequently thore h1H loen 10 tle!ay, Atil tho
QuintArl Iron Works aro at work upon tho now
eng!neB
Messrs. Btein. II'rsh Il Co., Mhone premises at
COS State atraot woro recently burned, have re-
bullt tho huild!ng,-a franc ono,--oaiming that
tho dal1,uga waa lesa than TO per cent THO
Board OF Public Worka, AowoTor, 4ro convinced
tint such Ia not tho cnse, ami they have Aocnrtl-
iugly ordered thom olshor to tear dorm the inl-
, 1874-12-17

An Old Chicago Amusement Ncnp-
pEfRrHs

pears.
| Thoro Is good protnino Of Skating crldcmlo
in Chicago thiB rintor. Tho mania is ragtug Mt
orior ~ I,,i,1s ,nnst hacnna faa,inn,nto T., tha
oiuv, ~ .l,ss' 'naSt oocona '"sa.o"aolo III s"o
WORLDS third metropolis. Tho are ot wrestling
with tho ico-fe'n1 has mot boon in vogue lero
grow tirol Of ukatoH nul doyotcd hor-
oo,f ,,,n~a -. ,,.a t,r,.at,. ,'.s",t. ~.
,v.o, ~ ,,o t,,oa,so 1,n. o,,t,<, 1,n .,, ..
yce". or sho tl'ea.fe, ln,', althoaGh tho mint
tho body will ona,la cxcrciAe, nnd, nost 10 dang
ug and tho foncnv art, what ao urncofnf. m
br,tn.,r,,rllno ao acut.t}c ~ in sr,i1. .t,.o
,,',as a. uvn.' 10 w e"ns 'hAso
ui"e4 eei ta'u cul'ui.ioua' oAo VI tho llfst COL
dtlotu IL that tito skator u'uat rorombor not to
| stand On hia head. If this primo principle IL
lost sipht of. lin iaeua Ia surn to ho
6iaaztrm,u In ,hc c,so ~ ,odv
riolat,on ~ .,is ,,,1n vo,,,d i,vo1a. ~, ra,,a
~ aulc'ue' AN mo Slsai pflhcipo IL 10 r.
tas st'o Ioos can ony spseau 70 cortatta
e.tont Wasn aale1y oScon tho case ol aefonats.
an3 yot on the ee tnn s csa nont 4 ~
x. xosy nh.uons 70 os'bo1Vo "ncn 6H'nnng along
sl'E s'i193yn ssuihsy h.slaco: s.e u,
~, .Huuin Hnnt1 III r Mao 70 ~ reearaea WIN s9rti
~" nuet.mus. t.ll to u'neIe'oo a. hn6o nnlr
a ,Lo s!so W W uo ,iBhs atao o. tho
% a" ovu l1I Ill., nne !.'.b aeaa9n s1a1"ts at
n,is;t ILL., H., te,r ar ~ sno io
sn ~ :; "io @ ~ m,,s a,1stn1 hHr1 H. o'
% ,Ig ~ uu ,.n, 10 tn f ' u ea
Ely w "u.ii as'"'. .ps ay 'il',rE " o1Ie
aiao y 8atG 20 pe u.a"agimR' aaoso ato
~ se'etai 9s',of po"isn tuns .a.. oosns 60
no aI.oHuoa 'iti, ~, ~, D1a Ill., tnoao toier!cn
TO aie poa1t'vo.y ri.a.. 10 anustor w hKater
.Lo oe.snr. nao Hono.ay laures N
.A9 aceonpns'!nent. n, 1mys, no' maas't'g iar 10
.a'a' Eos 1'1ts ~ nihto'1s sa}o. 1ng la!or ~
ut paa a"s "4o1o sns 1o'a'o oape1"noll'cs ID
"lNr. H. ~ r e,,,,or .a,ao,.r
| IT.
, 1874-12-17
THE TANNERS.

Z CONTENTION OF THE ENAFT,
4 1naatiug ut tauuerA from all rertIouA at the
country, but ohiofy from tue Western and Mid
do 6tatoa, convened 1aBt evening in the Palmer
Houso. Quito number OF hide and loather
doalorB Wore also proBent. NJ tho intoreHts Of the
tuo branches of bnsineus arc almost idontina1.
Tho meeting WAS called for tho purpose Of
adopting somo plan OF distinguishing between
good and baa Aides and also to entor into
somo agreement whereby tho tanning
tnBlnesa could bo SGT FREQ from many
Of tho Fraudulent psactsees with which
it Ia now ino,lnborod. ltr. Thomna Wallin, Of
this otty, was unanimously elcctod Chairman Tor
tho tlay and after e1pounding tho various
uaHons for which tho meeting had been called
, 1874-12-17

provornent1, incaae tho building With brick walls.
tho trc ordinances. Evory day ndda to tho neoea-
alty for iro.proof, tron-o!ad building Inv. viii
not some Que Of tho NOW Aldermen take this
eubtnct In hand, aud mnko hin mark high in tito
calendar Of municipal afrairn ?
Patrick Dignan, ,lriyor In tho Firo Depart
which hna coat lin, his bituattoil. n storohocpor
on Solth linlBoh Htroot nrroBtcd burglar In tho
act Of gaining entraco to his pro1nlaeB. D1gnan.
coming up at This junoture, volunteered to tako
tho 1nnn to tho station. Tho stofokoopor agrooI
to tho plan, aud Dignau nil lls mill took cir
0utOua route to the ntation. The curiosity Of
several citlzenY was arousot and they followed up
Dignan, aud HAN him allow hiH nun to oHcapc.
For thta lo waN Russlondol by Marshal Deuticr,
and will hn triod by tho Board ths aitoruuo1,.
, 1874-12-17
I0XFGRry far tfae EYplftf1ys.

lin thu comnon iu1rmont an5 roncrot var.
,1,ct ~ oil v;a;t,ra T., o,,r o,, t,.t t,o
'ss vi sao.sola " o't 'i1y tnSt luo seoas ous
heBa tnofoaga1afes OF Chtcago arc ornamentotl
with moro attractive, costly and n,agpiticently
arranged claas of stores thau auy other mntron-
olia in TIM 11nitcd Stotee md fovnro,,,, .o,,,-
s'-I s ~, .': oN .s"se9' A"" t"'utAot5 CUM
pateu W lose'en tsa7olofs With tho brstnosa
pa'acen Of tho old capltala Of Europe. Tie
towory store Of N, AlatBon Il Co., southwest
1.,,,, .1u,,.taa H., ~ ...,.. ' ~ ""t ~
, 1874-12-17

anywhere from ono-foutth to oue-flfth the
feots, at tho ratio Of ID per cont montl, for
oo as s .he e sy s 1ls's thoy se are orfo"i Hs
anti tho paWnbrokcr M rulo doublog hts
money eycry aixty days, Ho that With capital Ut
few tliol,nhiul dollars llo is ablo III feW yoarH
tp retire With m anpa fortuno, oil made g ont Of
wantse, and whnt eyory large city wants, for
tho henctt ot thiB class IT it's population,
III n rogularly-chartcrol pawIors' bank, Will,
nmplo capital, whoro l1aoryinB ucraotIH oan OBJ
without boing eaton ZIP by tho oxtortlonn Of tho
ordinary rawnbroker.
In Boston thoro is auol, IN Institution, Will, u
largo capital. Tho Htorkhollnrs canflot rccoiye
dlvlttonia to oxceea Eos cont ANNUALLY, and tho
President md Directors aro prohibited from re-
coiying any Halary for toir services. Tile clorkH
nnA Appraisers Of cotrae, nro maid tho san ~ tho
employees Of othor banku. Whom investigated
tt.cir lnethoa Of doing bltainoss Bono years ago.
thoir rule was to advance 75 nor cont upon tho
appraised yalue Of Tho pfolgo depoatef, md tho
rato Of interest charged waH / Il por cont month";
mud tho lonnB Yero nlatlo forAx montl,y with tho
privilege OF nh oztonafon Of nix montha OIL pay-
inent OF Interest," uoloss tic pledges llad dncliucd
parlancc. tho margin Ind to be natlc Rood. At
stated periods tho 1}oarsl Of Drootora l,nd to re-
port the condition Of tito bank, aud II thoro wns
my snrpfus after paying tho o1ponHes and q dayi;
uauus, u WaA dtVNlea hmonb ceFtaiu aTcoluau
charitable inptithtions.
OF course, IN tho Went, whero thoro ia acnro-
ity Of surplus capital, md tho rato Of interest is
high, a ba,,k OF this description would DO COM
rollotl to clargo higher ratio Of interest," and
tho Stockholders should get larger rosurns for
thor Investments; but still think tlIat n pnwn-
ers' bank could be established i'll Chicngo, uhfcl
would lc good Investment for tho stockhoil-
ora, and ut tho satno tina MI almost iuch1culahlo
benefit to thousands OF worthy oltizons.
NlJ object iu this communication is not to e1-
l,auss the uabiect, but simply to mako u Huggcs-
tnn, in tho lopp thai 1t will attract nttontion,
and provoke discussion among our benevolent
1nouoycd mon which will result in some tangible
be,so!it to tho class in whose behalf I write.
CHICAGO, Doc. 1G, 1871. "VERIoL."
, 1874-12-17

s. hs referred e In striking terms to tho prevailing
AMONG TIE AUDIENCE
we're tho following; L. Q: Lelst, Cincinnati r.
1d Ff"n1S cn1. mGuisT|!S Ill., "lI,o sn 0ns
O.; IL. Wood, Louisville; Frederick Ato,.k,
Loniave; Dnniel l1allonhorgor, Louisville
". y. Weoks Ioaton; y. a. Kimba'l,. Mi'nan-
troit !. II. q. dillingham;. Chicago; j. W. Sto-
ronH, Kouosha /; l.. d. Shepherd Chicago; j. r.
Roberts, noaton; deoigo y. Alien, milwaukee, +;
:sL &: E,ie oh'caK9 !; "; M, Oakley GhIsnKo e
eago; I. Enstoin, ohIcngo; G. L. Zschotxscllo,
81. Paul; Joseph Phillips, milwaukee,.
NH. nEoRuE ". ALLEN,
OF milwaukee,. waa the first speaker. He said
no unity. aud consequently no progress At
psoHont n sole-loathor tanuor whom Investing in
hiles was Obliged to buy boti, tino nnt1 ooarao
hides. Whnt he could not convort Into aolo
loathor ho Eas Obliged to acll at q groas loss.
In England oil tho hides roro sorted out into
lots, not by their qnality but By tho kind Of
leather they wnul1 mako. Whnk was needed
most n this country waH scfon.ifio gradation Of
eyory hide brought into marlsot. uo weutod
al grub hidos to DO called and sold ua
n hundred in thos,. Again, the tanner whs
Obliged to purchase branded and cut hides Among
snr,o ,antas Ir"ssa 70 ~ III, a,'o, III
,nro ,a oa"oga n'oos aa 1,;na ~
sa mns tooa ~ ~ ,,a n.ao1. T. ~ & luz
ue y nuneot W NV 9uo,o W cut nh utuon ~ nvu
s,V'" o.. ~, nMGl a.o us1nbes mna .,o' ~ @S ~
tloctoroa htdos,-that Is. hles that have either
~ asiso ,i. =. ~ s1o, i.an ~ .a, tuns @
sa',' ,una nao nr,,nai rros,o,,ln I ~
frama and io fer o"c intn,,;1cd lcrcaftar ~ a..
ioAeo ''9 i""' At, ,,,r+
~ rh,,o,r, e,jd thai ~ III ox.,o.;onoo1 <,ros+
,aa1 ~ ,.a,a +; h,,r;',s. n;,aa IT.! ;Iaa
esl;c,' tba tnruo,a i,nnht r. NJ .vorn ,,suni-
vi, -; xaet ,,n, ~ r. ~. it ~ t ana
,t ~, s'c, ~ ~ H. 4 "t.us ara nas r so nt
1n,,a1 ~ - pu ai au WILLIE at
+cns II, tho bnsinasn ,.;o,, o t,,a,ont on1t To-
tovo ~ hcnn rini,t"d inn~ nm Whota~npp +ho
tn,',,or ho,,nht 1o's u6y 66vnoc,ei ~ .,an
rnah for ~ 1r,,ntorcr oI" hc aoid pi,3 ~
,n,r+od ,,;r,a,if In;nt, vot1 4, ~ .-at
Ioid for ,s1da - '. fn,,r "o ,n,t,s nos,t|os
ti,;. ro.s,n - IT,, ,;wont ,,,Ia - io,,,ar "ttn,'
rc,nniraG ~ i,a,,J fnr s"varni ,no,tha hofnre n
,,,ortnt coui,1 % t'o f,nvd II ,nnnI Thar m NJ
t"nnt;nr r. r;yit In .vronra ~ Tia tannera t,ia
font "aHid II Ia tno,, ;ntt, o6si,,orntion an woli
a. aoitc1 ratcrna, md out hjtlos.
"' '"''0"' '''0' ,sn M, '.nn,v1'
,r notro;t anil, that in tlnt otv ehout t. mn
i,if3ns .ycrn tnnncf] ZACH woolf. Tho hntc],ora
,afto ofr tloir hi.]ea in n vory Ind roni1ition'
largo nor cont woro good. yot If thew
,roTn 1rro1e1 ius;nnHa coun ia corarcIo5
,nncf, ennro oconnmica1lr. Fin anil thnt
in avery cnr : ioat1 which In honcht
In nanslly found Mt Ia ast tifty hran,,cd hiGea
a,d M h vns n hclt tantl,or mimi rnctror t,,nan
worn ~ m ,so m him, nnd Ind t0 hs ro1i ~ y
"rnnt roimct,on' &1' 9''N 1@'>~ ~ Nv e0'" '''
e' nm eoxn.,
, 1874-12-17
DEATHS.

HANTE1l.-poo H.. Vrapsie Howard Barter. hcio.,,
ldaY. ~ "oa
Funeral he1,sas Thnr1dsy, Dee H. at o'oook H. H.,
s5tcd to attend. A'
er.Contrnl CITY tCol., papora plcasc cops.
aged q. " S'~ e'' "'o''''''' 49, ''n'G'
Ennorn frnm tho rosdence of h1a hrohcr, Wallace L
SMlth Io Wa,t Van ren-s&. Doc. II, At Il O'Clock Ii
eaf1neyta to RnAc I'LL. .-' ' "
pnss nleato eopy. " y SN VI" '"'
a,iiar !; 49, Hrco C. Mor. sen Of Thoma. H.
14iiHo., VI 2a1ief !fr0t shin rari. aEtd years.
~ hn1n"fa! Thnrslay. noc ~ ID O'Clock i. t fen
~ i,c y tealaancB 9 Euat lniianh.st to Hoso it'll
,so. y MhSS,ec S,dec ID, Mrs Enelino do zon8 wlfo ot
Funeral aesxicns At tho famy ros,topco oornor a,
an: T. ~ nna 7t ,. M 70.
~ uhWcgo Rnd lIalinlafo pancrs ntnaso oonv
, 1874-12-17

Jamraoh, Il London tlcalor In animals, gives
the particulars OF tigor-capturo III Asia. Full.
Of nhownicn, as they caunot DO tanned, and mako
trouble by gnaning aud hroaking tho.r cages,