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, 1874-07-29

Charters: To Bunu1o-Props RusHn and Empire
6tatst corn; propa Arabia and NeEbury, wheat
wheat anil corr, through; schr Japan, wheat,
on private terms. To Walkervilts-Bchr 4. Aosh-
Or, Germ, aAo free Of elevation. Total, &. cnpact
" o0o hu wheat, 900 hu corn. This schr Ktch-
ard f!usloN waa oRrterod for Win0ua from Escanaba
to Cleveland, II s. .G3 per ton.
, 1874-07-29
nIrY REAL ESTATE,


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Fat :;sf 90 90 9,fss
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Fon SALE-oN p4nK-AY:; JUST EAST oF oEE:
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as4;EEE-II5yS i5TSKfES ;5 II @ SE9EE 'FRONT.'
EioR .s1 1iE-sToKN AND DWELLING, ToRTR-
iit f1SnsF fsf r 'e'a e''n
NoR sALE-0N ExoIIANaE-: -:TWo s-sYoRY AND
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81 q Sess.
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, 1874-07-29

Tho Peoples Protest.
Fer dental trash, our hard-earned oash
Too long wo'ge apent IN vatu, a,
But henceforth won't, for Soz0dout
Tho teeth preservos,-thsts plain.
, 1874-07-29


nl"uKtlEH- -Li.tlALI,Y OBTAINED, NOT FRAUD
/ ututY. Ensn nttes Aeer0o Ton snas4 rInSt!:a ~
thu eoaFl4 Of CnieAgo. Adrsss Fost.daas uat I'LL,
, 1874-07-29


Inv xar pr,npt tark saa ~, se4y lstnst and ,'st
sEunt sell suod t1g. JOHN II. AVERY Oh. III
Monruo.st., HtAnla |.
L1DR aAil..rHArllRIls.N NEW. FOR rIIiOlYH ANT
bcds ~ y eeRts u,,1ud. no. u #ost WaShtnxUn'
IT,. tht!d tloor. - -
, 1874-07-29
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

NOR sALE-OR ExouANoK-TuE sUBsOHIaER
e deaHs to s4, to txahh1Eo for UhcaFa property
d, equity IN must valuable gfopeEy o. tho bank: q
gany tn.hod. aa1 saap9ea bs.h TO aas ssss q = "
eiegant Villas eompiotely apponted aud nshsd; two
besntifn. ontta9ee and hs9e number es tue *!l!n;
MANYlTELD. caro- ot Redacld, Bowen 1 Gu ~ 70
li8 Laks.s ot o. L. Wheeoek, Architect, II Dear
boru-st.. Ohtcagu.
nor -BALE-FNTaIA-TWO IMpHOYEn FARMS,
Il lOo aud 10 scros, 100 miles from Chicago. Inquire
, 1874-07-29

Q0-H0R6E.F FOWEit ENGINEAND nQ1LERa WITH
ON all connections. lpe sale Fply cheap Il tu and
tunutnE ordos. Inquire addToss X. o. O1arE1t II
South 6Atqsk
, 1874-07-29
REAL. ESTATE WANTED.

NTANTRD-h BRIOK HOUSE. WITH 5000 LOT,
vano 5000 10 $500 wIli make small cash
srty, ooas, insida; yalus VOo. S. r. BOWLES l*6
DekfboY3-st.
TTAWTED-TO EXCWANGE-1oo FEET ~ .TIiR
South Sldo. VIII aasumo small tncanhtanoe' Address
n a. Trlbtne pffine
, 1874-07-29

WANTED--TO RENT.
NYANTED-TOR RENTAL HOUSE OF OR ROOMH,
" furnished. OR will buy furnituto Andreas q 81,
WANTHD TO RKNT-ON SOUTH SipE, An UN.
w fFnInhtQ for two RontlGnen, north Of MontDe
IT. and east Vt Clatk scut must h0 luw. S, TrhunH
ofijce.
, 1874-07-29

ITO REHT-AT LAKE VIEW. CONVENIENT TO
btrnet-chrs, EetJ FIRE, nSHt tonnthdihhf re.HenEe
harwoud tni.h. billiard nd III odorn npro;e.
years to desirable tenant. STEVENS 1 WE'LL. III
, 1874-07-29

= : Ernr1py1nenr ARor,o1es.
" ,Tnn, l1 tatn hands. CllR15TtANA 1 BlN6. lsoash
Cthrkyt,s Room |.
, 1874-07-29

poARD-TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE D0ARl
eats ior tho bpsrd Of 900. ighrst tesinnnals gisen
Addsesa L r. Tribune Office
poARD-F0R SELF AND WIFE; MUST HAVE !
- barn. Rofereuccs given and required. Address !
ID, Tn6une nNlnn.
, 1874-09-23
CANADIAN tTEMS.

specid! Dtspatch to Tie Chicago Tfibnns.
OTTAWA, Out, Sept, 22.-Tho Minister Of In.
land Royonuo has addressed q seros of qneg-
tiona In tho form of circular to leading lumber
men, bearing On tho 1umber-trado and present
doprcsaton.
Admiral mad Lady Wellesley arc guests Of tho
Goyosnor-a General.
Several members Of tho Government, includ-
ins tho Premier, hayo gono West to attend tho
Provincial Exhibition.
Tho Hudson bay Company'a now steamer
Northoota, OF 150 foot k0ol, Inado her way from
tho mouth of tho Saskatchewan River to Carolo-
ton, ao1no distance beyond Edmonton, in twolvo
days The Saskatchewan IL therefore naFigablo
for tho creator portion Of ss length.
Tho Dominion llitlo Association matches have
concluded, tho doYo1nor-denezaa highly coa-
pli,nonting tho participants.
Tho Right Hon. W. y. Fozster, u: F., Minis
tor Of Education In diadstonos Cabinet. is In
tho city, rs also tia Right lion. Lord CLAUDIO
Hamilton, II. T., and somo other distinguished
porsons from droat Britain.
TonoxTo, Sept. 22.-Tlle exhibition fs fairly
innnguratod. Ine quality Of llgc stock, espe-
and embraces numbers Of imported pr,ze.takera
Mt English fairs. A 2-year~ola fllly exhibited
weighs 1,7b0 pounds, aud ono 1G months old
wcigha !, ,4O0 pounds. Tho Indications arc that,
an tao whole, tho iar will e1cool tho preceding
ones, Tho attendance OF visitors is Immense.
Tho Uuited Methodist Conference is still in
HosHioil, ....
Every particle OF room WAS occupied ut tho
formal opening OF tho Grand Opera House laat
night, anu Tor0uto's otto society ora highly
glatIled. .....
Aola at Bond Ucad Oh Saturday. It WIS largely
attended,. 1t promises rapld spread.
, 1874-09-23

GLNLEAL NEWS.
The ofIioia mobilization Of this election OF Prof.
Seymour ~ Bishop will bo forwarded to lin as
SOON ns tho signature Of DR.. Sullivan ono OF tho
Standing Committee. who has boon absent to
Quincy, is attached to tho document. Mr.. sey-
mour will answer Immediately, and doubtless in
tho affirmative.
Etato's Attorney iced intends talirg up tho
warehouse casoH next mouth, without waiting
for the Federal Supreme Court to pass upon tho
constitutionaIity Of tho Warehouse law.
q Five carloads of excursionists from along tho
liuo OF the Now Orleans, st. Louis d Cltcago
Railroad are expected to arrivo hero to-day by
tho Illinois Contral Railroad.
A slight 1iro was caunca, in shed in tho renr
Of No. 205 Nowbosry avenue, youtorday aftor-
noon, by nome boys who wcro playing with
matches, No SERIOUS damage resulted.
An inobriato named Timothy Oljricn, board-
ing ut No. 18G Cybourlao avenue, died OF aelirium
trumenB ut o'clook yesterday morning, whilo
being conveyed to the Webs.er Ayonuo polleo
Station. lilo Coroner hold an tnqnoa.. O'I}rien
vas q single mau, AID all engiueor.
a child years old, named Dotsy Oleaou, was
run over by Napoleon BarnaoNx'B furniture
wagon yvssordhy aftornoon OIL Madison street,
near Groou, aud had her left leg broRon above
tho kuce. The Injured limb wGH attended, to by
physician, and tho sutfercf removed to her
homo, No. 138 WcHt AdamB street.
John Cosgroye, d G-ycar~old lad, was run over
bv q carriage driven by James Dronpan, nj tho
corner of Desplanos aud Harrison streets, Mon
day evening, aud was badly woundud nhous tho
fQco aud hond. lilo WAH removed to Aib hpuac
No. 814 South Dospai'los street.
An unknown man was found lying dead on {.
po Of lumber IN tho roar Of 8u3 Btato Bsreot
ynatort|ay forenoon. Tho body wns talson to tho
Morguo. Dnccasod has light hair and smooth
face. aud is tlrcased in II blue coat, tar-brown
pants, aud yost aud shoes. Tho Coroner will
| investigate tho caa0 today.
Joln Rodo. tho lad montionod yesterday On
Korlhwestesn oars, diod Monday night at Ais
| payonts' houao, No. II Fo1 plaoe. Tho Corouor
| held al inquest yesterday, aud verdict Of acoi-
dental doath was rendered, tho testimony show
lux TINT tlaSulan did NIL ln lais power 10 koup
| tho boy of tho truck.
rug TRIBUNE has recontfy mentioned I'll En-
| rlish inye.sson for uaahiug woua tnco.nhastthle
l6y patunsing 1t With solution OF tnnsatato Of
sodn. Mr. Ii. H. Jones', tho brother OF tho lnyont-
| or, Ia a resident Of tAia city, aud haa homo
| spec!monu OF wood. otc;', .1 thus .nt treated,
TAs sy 20 No. soSa 80 souh 4, .e oasf GGG sroe
Tho oost of Timber when thus prepared will bu
nbnut & ceutB q cubic foot, but will depend
aolnow hat upon whothor tho material from Which
lho tungstate Of uoa III obtained Gan 10 had In
ths coutry IN sufficient quantities, nr WILL llaro
to DO Imported from Englaud
1iinoSloy, &. Dsntoy, ]. 7. GsIl.att. Z. II, rar-
Il. Meohcr, L. IT, smith. Orange Hsrd, Jr., q.
4. hIaruh, ]. ID. Decrent. +. 1Antled,
q g. 9 g. oss ha'' ot q'i H. seo5 H. sasos o near1ss s
s!reot, last ovoning, I. co,a'tlor Els,w ior
s!royea by liz laio Orc. Tho Following aschl'
, 1874-09-23

2i5 Of smoked mcnts 80 hams, 10 boxos to1ta-
locs u dozen pralrio cluckunn. 10 casos mnst-
melons, an,l 80 dozon oggs. Tho roporta from
to Sanitary Inapootors tluwod t!lo eanitary ooll.
d!tton OF tho city to bo gpoa. Tho South Division
cattlo hnd almost entirely disappeared.
Or. Miller recommended that lilo Hoard oon-
iof with tho 1lununo Boeioty In regard TO- no'no
0ottor tIethod Of killing cattle tl,an tint now
bnea killing III lila slaug!ltcr-liouBe since Tho
eldont = fow weeks ngo hy which 4 1nnn Was snos
nM 1hatantly klllo.t: Mr.. 'Tnrnor llas built q
whlk oyor anil around hh elaugltort.lg-pot,, md
ffom sliia wa1k tho cattle aro killed with large
KILLER driyos thiH punch into Tho animal on tho
upper portion Of tho neck, clouo behind tho
hcud, tlsta Beycring tho maiulla ol,longata, aud
ca,lotns tho nnfnnl to din without pain Tlo
mctlotld employed by othur IoBoD no unNsf.,cred
barharaisA ~ compared witt. the ucev procosa.
Tho Doard llen adtourned.
, 1874-09-23


Gen. Custer arrived from st. Paul yesterday,
md ia guest at tho palmor House.
GA. Mitchell, Gonoral Superintendent Of tho L.
1inois Central Railroad, las gone to Cairo on
business.
The, General Ticket aud Passenger Agents who
nro at Now York attending tho Genoral Ticket
and Passenger Agents Convention in that city,
nre especsea to be back ngln In day or two.
paper having stated that r. Harman, Of tho
Sixth Ward, was an aspirant for Aldermanio
honors, MIR. uarman. in D lottor to that sheet,
dontcs tho statement whcreupon tho papar
says: ~ Tho Sixth Ward, or Mr.. Haynan, Or
both, ought to bo congratulated" TAo Sixth
Ward is not to DO congratulated upon his ro-
fuBal to accept the nomination. lfr. unrmnn
Inns resided in tho ward for several ycnrs and ia
universally esteemed by his acquaintances. That
ho wonld mnkn M honest md capable Alder
man thore Ia not doubt.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacific llofeNJoln T. Cramor, Mil
waukce Loyi Rightmyer, liincar1ino, Ont. e.
Fiuck, Virginia City, Nev.; Q. i. Gorham. Fort
Wayne; = Durg~!nkel. @ Pr,aaini na g: Y: W93od' W.
Keith, Toronto; tho lion. robert G. Ingersoll,
Pooria; Wlliiam Dottomley, Sta1eybr1lgc,
England; II. l.. Buckley, MosaleY, England !;
DR.. G. Il. Dinatnnre, Keono n. H. J; Il. Mar
Dr. bnaie i: aa /. asko t. 5osEoa sasss Con- j.
3. Friabic, california; Y. Hastings uughos,
Porto Ste. Mars, Spain; Capt: J. A. puclanan,
Y. s. A.: i'dtne, loNsc,o. I.oring,
Donuis, England; T. X. Legg, Liverpool; II.
i. Taylor, Cleveland; L. II. Talbot, Layfayotto;
II. g. johnson. Milwaukee,; ". Il. Andrews,
Cleveland; 4. D.. Miller, New Orleans:
J. D. Dranc, Cairo; a. D: Hand, Minneapolis.
Lac; A. A. Jops. 1nneAyillo; ". II. .southcr,
Now York; James MoCall, WinonA; T.. Arm
Atrong,> Bridgeport, Conn; \. II. Bristol,
WiuoMa; J. leckharn, Dolyidor0; L. 4. Hub
II. l.. llili, Geneva Lake; II. Lang, Fort
Wayne, Irc1non! HoUse-W. r. Hol-
den, Hartford; ". q. Jonos Detroit; ". ].
Whitney, NoN York; ". g. hlillken.. philadcl-
phis; Don)amin :, Korr, Pittsburg; 9: n. Bab~
Eugemau, MlWaukec.
, 1874-09-23
SUBURBAN NEWS,

e HYDE 4AnKs
regular meeting Of tho Hyde Park Trustoca
was hold Monday evening. AL the menberl
wore present except A1r. Downor.
DR.. Williams, speolnl agent OF tho uolly
works, gave notice that tho village may uao tho
wator-works until tho complete tost il mado and
tue Company would not consider such 1lse m
acceptance OF tho works.
The Attorney was directed to prepare an ordi-
nance to lay water-pipes Oh Grand boulevard,
from Thirty-niuth to Fifty frat atrocts, in accorl-
anco with tho petition Of II. II. Houoro aud
others.
Twenty bills for Anai improvements, amount.
ing to $500, wero ordered TO be paid, aud a num-
Dor wero roferrol, including tho bill Of tho H.
toynasional Pipe Company for wator-plpea =
s1,D53.85.
Some old petitions, md reports on tho samo
from committees Of tw0 years Blnce Wero report
cd back md placcd OH illet viz: 10 locate, grado
and ditch HoYonty-tll.ni Btroos from Htouy fhlnnl
ditch Ellrod avenue; to open md grado Ono
Hundred and Eloyontll ss,oot to opoli a,sd grado
Quo Hundred anl Thirteenth, street to opon
aud grade One Hundred end Twenty y-uinth street.
II tho petitioners aro still Of the aamo ,dtld they
luust pray again.
Tho pol!slon Of j. q. Wooloy, OF Hyde Park
Gas Company, III relation to motors, wau
granted.
Tho Attorney was directed to prepare an orl-
nance to extend Washington nyoili1o to Fifty
eighth stroet.
Tho following resolutions wero adopted:
That tho Superintendent aud 1nspcctnr prepare
plana and specifications, aud report tho cost Of proper
r9sssn9 fos a.; ag.nst sir9 fr9't IA, o cr
sucsionppe and so1no Of thu uans arc nat scturcly
laid a1 constractcl; tat tho Wator Superintendent
md Village Engineer report to tiB Noa ln6 npocl'
iicatous, aud cent Of scossin; and protecting tho
Banlc.
, 1874-09-23
CRIMINAL.
QllI1tlHAL COURT.

Josaph SacG md John Smith wero trted for
highway robbery, III forcibly taking $3.50 from
John IIo1meiator oil tho night Of tho 9th Of Au-
gust last. Tho jury founa tlcm guilty, and
fixed thoir punishment Mt five years each in the
Pouitentfary. Anton Stick!er Jointly indicted
with Suck md Smith, wus found "not guilty."
In tho matter Of tho potitlon Of John o'Con-
noll. for q writ OF llabeas corpus to secure tho
custody Of his childron, Jane aud Chrlsty Ann,
who bud bccn detained by their uncle, Patrick
Connoll, tho Court directed that tho prayer Of
tho petitioner be granted, mud tho children
glyon inso tho custody Of tloir fnthor.
When tho father received l1is children it waa
with reluctance they accompanied him, tho
youngest espeelaly creating quito 4 scono by
offering resistance 10 far Us III her power
aho being only years of ago-until tic By1upa-
llics of tito spectators just outsida tho court
room wero enlisted in her hoAalf. Eut tho lint
OF tho Court had gouo FORTH, mud mono iarol it,
torforo.
Thomas Lyons ana John Burke wcro tried
upon charge Of lnrcouy Of 55o04 worth Of
clothing from lTr. Dur1neiator. Tho Jury ro-
turned tholr yordlos, ilaalng Burke guilty and
fixing luis term of punishment at ono year III tho
ronitontiary. but fallel to agrco as regard to
Lyons. aid Ycre discharged.
John Foloy was tried for robbery and &C.
1uittod.
Tho trial Of Aaron Anderson, 1lntlor Indictment
for Tan attempt to dofrguil tho inBurnnco ooul-
panioH," by sotting.tlro to his own premises, VIVA
not Tor yesterday morning, but was put over M
til to-dny, us another case was ponqlnE III court.
THE roLseE COURT,
IAtrlok Don0hIle, Il chronic Wife-bcNter, who
1iyoa ut n CalrQll stroot, WIS flnod 325 by JuB-
tim Family pGHEeri1nv it1flu1rinn III ,fu
, 1874-09-23
NOT CHARLIE ROSS.

spteial Dtapateh to I'hs Chicago 1Trtbuns.
L1ycoLS, Mob, hopt. 2a.--As oxpeotod, tho
boy found horo, and sad to bo Charlie Ross,
provos to be u hoax. Tho boy boars grcnt re-
semblanoo to tho pictures OF Charlie Ross. but.
upon close inspection, tho difforonco can DO do
tectoa. brown, who had the boy in charGo. was
brought before tllo Judge to-day on charge Of
kidnapping. Tho evidence botng heard, brown
waa discharged. l1o proved tho boy to be liu
own, aud That ho xaa hiding him to prevent llo
fnlllng into the hands Of Lis mother.
, 1874-09-23

THE CITJzENa' ASSOCIATION.
Tllo Executive Uomsa1ttoo OF tho Cittzons' AS
soca:ion held stated woek]y meeting Ut their
rooms in t!,e ateroi,ants' Building last oyoning.
presidcnt MnoVcag' occupied tho ohalr, and
there wcro proaent MessrB. Chetlain, ITcnlcr-
son, noornor, mud nlao Col. Davis, Willia1n Il.
noggott, T.. y. Le!tor, and the Hon. Thomas
1{oyno. who had been invited to coufor With tho
Committee.
Tho neEaIon waa devoted almost wholly to
discussion Of fro matters, which resulted in the
adoption OF tho following 1oaolutionn;
Rtso!red That tho Cisizons Association cong,ntu-
Ice t!la pcoplp of Chicallo upon Tho apnrta lcti.
ri tl,e l.,lIcif thu lMHaABu 0f the ordinance nulln
thu ircnits eouxIcnelvo will tho limits uf Tho city.
t,.aped, Yt,nt we INV rcBar II % tho duty 1T Tho
nr1,ner authorities IL nplniut 4niaklya l0sEu to
the 4oad Of tho Fire Department tho ableIt man at
, 1874-09-23

-,,- ,r =
soon aisef mr. 'oe4 y. harvey Ass'gnee III
t;o,, - I1,o ,t;o ~ t1ot co,corr ,,a f,o1 lii,
t''a " ..,o nn1.a - sAs soueu' a. 'oa W.
against Ar. D. H. Driggs. Its FIco-erosldeht, III
oaa ...,:a,s =, ~. ~ ...,,,o.S ,s:.,,
uUo, when, Ao clamou. l1aa neoil pufcuaseu Win
nr;c,.
n1!s6e'
Iho person thus mnde defendant returned
from Nm T,,s1 y1,nro In Ind 1,aen temnnrar,1v
1,1.., 49, 49, 1'Aos' - ~.
eolonfhlns, anu hubnlittea foply 10 tho
ofreck tAat he did hold certain property
l.. tr,,at f,r I'm b,r,, o,d nvarri,,1 1,ta
l" t1on. Ao1 wv n'1'A' '|A ''e'1a ",'
Wlilo lie valued this rcal estate ut Sill. 600, Il
"A"'o ~'e ~ =
, 1874-09-23
Efsty Yf)EK fTEA1S.

New YonE, Sept. 22-Jnt1ge Dcned!cs, In tto
case Of tho wifo OF tho NeY, DIR, Gallagher VI.
The stoau,boat Btate Of Now York, to recovorsLo
value Of wearing apparol stolon wlilo paastu-
ger on that yosspl. decides that married wonaa
caM legally bring auoA actsoM.
Tho suspension OF q. Lllslnann & Co., c3ten>
siyoly ongagol iu Tho importation Of sugar. Nsa
announced to-day,
, 1874-09-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


There will 10 tomporanuo prayer-moottngs ut
tho Y. NJ. @. A. roolns, No. l48 Eaat Madison
stfcot, Monday and Ihuraday OF cach wcels. TO-
ginning at 3 y. m.
Tho weekly inuntlng Of thu Bortoty of Good
Samartans will 10 lcid at the hou.ao Of Mrs,
Herman RaBtor, No. 091 Jnckson street, at p. IN.
The Hannibal Zouaycs will Inoet this evening
at thoir hall, on Clnrk alrcct, rnrll Of Harrison,
for Dress parade, drill, ahd tho transaction Of i'm
portant bi1sincBs.
Tho .1fth South Park concert will tal1o place
this aftort,oon from to 0 p. n,., at the Park
1etroat pavilion, South Park avenue md Fifty
third street. Tllo temporary music-Htanl can
Fifty-iirst stroot, a1l waiLing aorosa Dayard
ngonuo.
It has boon reported at this Office that u per-
aon by tho hhmo of sohoonberg,' formerly n
druggists clerk, d nan with curly red hair nnd
board, aud light ovcrcoat, hns boe paHsng l1inl-
self or as q reporter Of this pnros lfo t,as
npvor bcen u Its employ IN any capaclty wilat-
ever, and NIL persons whom ho 1nhy annoy With
LIS opportunities are ndviHod to turn him over
10 tllo nearest policeman.
Tho Chicago Attcn:p1l,n's classes In Troncll
| nnti froo-hand d1Awint will open thiA evening.
Frdny nyening tho claHaeB In vocal nl,1sie, oocu-
| ttoti, and Spanish. Tic German olnascs ouoneu
| oil Monday evening NTH ninoty-two lupllA. Tho
| classes III Englteh literature and photography
oponod laet ovcuing with very large attund-
al,co. Tomorrow pveninR thero wili be a socat
| reunion. to which oil tho members md friends
| Of tho Athounum 1ro invited.
Tho following is tho programme for the parlor
concert for tho bonotit Of Calvary Church, to bo
| given OH Thursday evening Mt tho residence Of
AIvs. MoHorolo, 7U7 West Adama atrcot:
fss h1Ir,s t,or Hi; o,. liz j:a: Dcsaf'o
, 1874-09-23

THE LAST TIRE-ENGINE TRIAL.
THO nAt Ut tic many Htoam lro-ongina trialu,
whiv!, huyo l,can attracting tho eusu attoIltlol
nf lilo Fuo Department ot Chicago, took place
yesterday n4oruiug ut tho coyuer Of Michigan
, 1874-09-23
CHEAP FARES TO EUROPE,

Ngw YonE. '3ept. 2a.-Tho representatives OF
tho transatlantic steamship companies haYl''E
lato rlyalsles sre ranowed, aad tlo4o.a 10 Ea1ops
IRE epltipg 1t R1b eaoh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-11
POLITICAL.
TO the MEMBERS Of THE REpUB.
LiCAN PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

T A MEETING OF THAT PORTION
N of the Republican County Central Com
mittee of Lander county, now residing in Eu-
rena county, holden mt the town of Eureka,
June lst, 1871. the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
hcreaS. he undersi1 ned were, by the
last hcpublcan Convention OF Lander county.
appointed Sub-Ceniral Committee, to fur
tlIcr the Interests Cf the hepuhlcan party in
that portion %! Lander count, Row comprised
within the limit, of Eureka county: and
W Whereas said Eureka county has since be- n
created out oi the territory embraccd within
the original jurisdiction of said Sub-Ccntral
Committee; and
VI hcreaS the kcpublican party of said E,l-
reka county Is withnHt Central Committee
or thor Organization; Il d
" hereaS il is deemed necessary and cxpcdi-
ent for the furthcrapce of kepublican princi-
pies, as well a. for the success and harmony
of the party, To organize the Republican par
" Of Eureka county by the appointment OF IL
County Central CuHlnit;ee to hold until the
meeting Of the Republican Convention in Eu-
reka county: therefore, be it
Resolved, That the following named per-
sons be, and they hereby are, appointed =
central Committee IN and for Eureka county,
with all the powers asIa ly vested III such
committees. to hold until the meeting Of the
!irSt Republican County Convention of Eure-
ka county:
L. Hamilton, Vanderbilt.
=. Ball, liooSac Mountain.
W M. VI. ShiplcE, ijIainOnd alley.
Ar, hihald Turner, aulh ncr's lanch.
4. Il. Mckenzie. Dund.rbers Hill.
". +. Griffin, faiisade.
J. T.. Marchant, ial>ade.
Frank Main, ruby Hill
Hudson b:ll. kuby Hill.
". l.. De Wit. Cortel.
W. y. Haskell. Eureka.
". i. liarrub. Eureka.
Thomas rcn. Eurcf II.
James l.. Smith. Eureka.
Rudolph Leulingcr. Eureka.
Clay SimmS, Eureka.
j. II. LukcnS, Earcha.
john II. Morrison, Eureka.
C. +. Horn, Eureka.
Hiram i johnson. Eureka.
}. :. " hilton, Eureka.
Jacob NaudrrleIth. Eureka.
Joseph IUgnini, Eureka.
Frank Miltcnbcrs. Eureka.
thomas ;. Duu glas, Eureka.
And be it further
Resolved, hat having appointed commit
teo which il Is earnestly hoped will give en-
tire satisfaction to every member Of the he
publican PARTY in Eurcna county: deeply inn
pressed with the correctness Of the doctrine
ineulca;cd 10y the National herublcan party:
,ans Inc OF the ultimate triumph Of those
doctrines on every foot OF soil cUnSccratcd TO
liberty and Justice, and feeling thatour duti -
hcre ceaSr. we hereby most respectfully re-
sign oar official connection with said commits
tee. JOIN +. AMsE1, Chairman.
l.. W. Ci;0MER,
WM. HEAD.
Eureka, j me |, M. je2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-11
MEDICAL.
Dr.. ChaS. H. T0Zer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
DR. TOZER.s EXPERIENCE IL OF


- lorty years standing. and during that
time has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of all diseases generally known ~
Special complaints.
IL is impossible here to mention all the di-
seascs with which he is familiar; some, pei
hars, will not be out of Ilace. 1 he most torn.
ida Bile the me>t destructive to mankind. is
self buse. The brain being the seat of the
disease the whole system suffers in cobse-
qucnce will here enumerate some Of tho
symptoms. so that those afflicted may be able
to form ar opinion in regard to their com-
plants and seek adv ce in time. thereby saw
ing themselves world of suffering: Nervous
Debility. Loss of Memory. ain In the Limbs
and Back, palpitation OF the Heart, Iren-
bling Of the Limbs. Headache, and an
Aversion tuGcuial Society, especially that Of
rmalcs. There are great many more, but
these are sufficient. ana should you be suffer-
ing from any OF them, call on DE. IlIEk,
and he will cure you in a short time, without
any interruption in your business.
Structure of the lretlira
Is another formidable enemy to health. Send
or one of my circulars on that disease. and
inform yourself OF its terrible results. i he
worst cases cured in few days:
And other Diseases
In all their various forms, either Primary,
>econdnr Jr Hereditary, completely eradi-
Gated from the sy>tem. Your constitution
being restored tt .,ertect health, there will be
no danger vi handing down to your children
that terrible disease known IL ecrotula.