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, 1874-03-23

From TIC NeIo TDFE Tribune.
4 man wllo signs himself " WinuopiBiogoe
writes to Boston newspaper tint ho knows by
personal experiment tLat I'LL able -boliod man 5tl
years old and In activo business eau liyo OIL less
tilu,1 12 conts day. In two wooks lie consumed
milk, u co,ts dry crackers, 90 conts esgs, II
cents coffoo 10 cent?; butter, s conts suit, l
cont grand total, 3l.40. Weight Of Winncpla-
ogoe ut the beginning 175]l pounds; weight, at
tito eud OF tho fourteen dnys, 17G34-net .gai',,
a 1ay in tho Office, and four houra III the garden.
Hero il man, now, truly independent. What to
him arc crops? WAat to him IL tho price Of boof
and butterf What to him arc tho trchl,1m ?
What to him tue lonaost ignorance, the widest
, 1874-03-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY


Several wcoks ago THE tribune gayo an OK
tract OF tho prominent featuros of the roviscd
Criminal Codo. az 1t was submitted to tho Lcgs-
lature. Last weoltit was passed. with fow amend
menta, tho moro important of which aro givou.
CONSPIRACY.
Under tile head Of "consplracy 1t is pro-
Flded TINT If any proaonH oopHpiro to prevent
competition, in tho lotting Of any contract by tho
State, or tho authorities Of any city, county, or
town, or to induce any persons not to enter into
competition they shall DO liable to tlno aud inl-
priBonMeut.
D1soRDER1Y HOUSES.
The noxt Important modification, is III rotor
onoe to lisorderly houses whero the Ecckion. an
amended, reads as follows:
Whoever keeps Or maintains house Of il1-fame, or
paco for tho practice Of prostitution or cinoss or
whoeyor patroni1es tho same OF lets my houHo room
acomrnon, ll-govcrned ind dsorderly house. to tlis
io sor 81 si Is nod % not s1sseng to,h
$500. When tho lcssoo or Keeper of dwelling
see e enss or r o4 th ss
iscs Hla ut tile option of thu 1essor become voi1
the lessor 1nuy have the like remedy to RECOVER tho
possession against tcnnt holding tho oxpira-
tion Of hin term.
And whoever Rall lease 10 another any house, room
or other premises in whoo or it part for any Of tho
ingy permits thB Enno to bo usod or occupied,
shall be tned not exceeding saoo and the Aouao u
ana 30 10 s fos
under this section, but II such building or premises
belongs to minor or other 1erson under guardians
Rhip then .o guardian Or conseryatos mud PTS property
sla DO nabto instead OF Blsch ward ad his property
eha be subject to 10 fo'd for tho payment Of said
at1sooNDucr OF OFFICERS.
Tho following provisions will not be without
interest:
Every person holding any public Office {wlcther
nj
WHO shall 10 guilty It dlverting any pnblic no,sy
from the puri,oap for wllch it 1y hayo beon
ow Who ahs t. y @
Indirectly for Tho expenditure OF grsater eua
making tic contracts appropriated or nat apart by law
authorized by law to 10 contracted for or expended
upon the suhett matter Of tho conrncss or who nta
bs guilty Of wi!lfal and corrupt oppression, malfsas
hnvo been made for tho nunlahnot thereof shall bo
ned not exceeding STU 0oo, and may 10 removed from
his olCe, trust, or employment.
ss x 1y sa os, a ot yfg' @ ey s9%
(enga the o S10 aud for tho SECOND oGenso tho
sum Of sa aud for tho third oense aha ba guilty Of
Or shall forfeit Ills oce and in such case tho yacancy
oocasouod theroby ehal 10 filed III t1lc manilor
% s1 Il Ss sa na a IT, Tug
THE RAILROAD THlEyss.
Tor tho benefit Of tho railroads tho following
has bson inserted:
1fany person shall purchase receive for salo from,
any other pcrson any link, pin. beariuH journal!
other article OF iron, BRASS other metal which aa
bcon manufactured ar tg soa exclusively for raroa
purposes, md wnlch sha have stamped thereon thu
nae Of sono rnilsoad company, tho initla letter
thereof without tho consent III writing Of the Ircsi-
% sch ralroad coany % suca psrso sIn bo med in
sum not loss than sfUa rsur than $500, and be
imprisoned not leas than ten days nor moro than
ninety.
DEATH PENALTY.
Thore is also slight modification aB to tho
, 1874-03-23


Mr. William Wayman, an oil resident Of the
Wost Division, died at his house, 100 South
Green street., at an curly hour yesterday nor1l-
60 for over thirty years. He WIS woll aud favor
ably known, aud lad Won largo circle Of
friends by liB franls, honest, and manly dealing
with MI mon. uo was conscious during hiB lust
hours, and pasaod away peacefully, surrounded
BY his cllldron md chillreD's children,
Aid. George White, Of tho Eleventh Ward
WHO was acouuod Of treauhery to tho Ieople's
purity and Of yoling for AID. Dixon, attempts to
clear ~ hse'f f., by sending to Mr. Hosng letter
from W. II. Eddy, who saYs TINT ha wan porsotl-
ally opposed to Dixon'a election, and that, hear
lug Monday aftornon flying rumors that Wlllto
atld others wero to vote for D[xon Lo sought
out tho formor md told him OF tlloeo .atorios.
White showed decided annoyance. anl aakou
Eddy to accompany l,m to tic Council, which
le did. taking q sent beside him. W!lan tho
Whites desk 1,,arkoa as0ulortou," and a,iotlor
in h,s loft l,and, with tho sumo inscription.
Ilis Inst one, Haya Mr. Eddy, tic Alderman put
In tho hut. It il understood that tho leaders Of
tlte Peoples party do not put great Value OIL
this testimony.
Tho budget Of tul, sentiment, ,ant satire which
"Elt PerhlnR" will quatntly lot loose at Kings.
bury Musio Hal! to night will, no doubt, draw
q large crowd: Everywhere thb numerous loo
tnres ara pntrnnizol ,oro than tho Horo,ts otles,
and We aeo BY the pnpers that eli LAS beon draw
lug crowds both Eaat aud West. .,,-.
tol,, alrtationy, and Watering place fot!es. lie
Uses cartoops of his own rolatlonH-unole Con:
aldor, Uncle Nathaniel, Cousin Julia. c.,-aua
tRlAa about tloao poraonuBes In quaint aud
laugh.pfovoklng Way. He makoa fun, Keeps tue
, 1874-03-23

O'Clock, at tho Wator-Dopartment Hall on State
stroot, nonr Flftioth.
THE rOST-oTF1uE.
Tho onterprlsing postmnator at Hyde Park has
Hooured now mail faoilit!es hlH people. a mail
now loayos tho l1ytlo Park Poat-OlIlco overy
morning At Hd5 far Chicago. on tho Gilman tratl,
thus econring moro dtanatch Than II dopoaltod
iu the Btreot boxes In Chicago.
, 1874-03-23

claBacs build for tllor own homes. 8ucll wards
nro fur healthier a1ll bottor In ovory way than
tho wards IN splondld architectural pl1o, built
horde of hungry contractors. Lot lilo poop,o
distinctly understand TINT, ii over a costly hon
rtat oltcp is built at tlloir oxpc,,so 1t will bo
III troct opposition to tito Judgment and tlosiroH
OF tue ,nel[ioal prorosslon.
Fourth-~"Iloro aro II number of charitable
institutions 1T tho .olty," Bays Dfr. 1Iurrison
anxIo,is to ta!to Charge OF our alol1 at from S4
to a46o per Weok:" 0f oolrae ,, they sro and
eroh an arrangement should DO mado. Evory
'tclsaritabo Institution III wlRoy mud Hllrowdly
"anxiouB" to havo some CHANCE at the public
money which shall provo pernlanont source of
St at tho 1otail.Silia FIs eonnty might a. vol
vote to support ttoso "cllaritable institutions"
In toto aud nulo cloan work of tt. III tho first
p'nco, Ii would shortly come to .panH TINT nIilo-
Table institutions would, somehow or otllor,
ha admitted OH "porn,its." Issued by bono
public ofilclal, md their board-bllls would
10 charged to tho county. In tho second
place. patients would 10 nnaoco,lntably alow IN
otllor patel1ts stood roaly TO- taxo their places.
In word, bosls Which could 10 ronsasl to Cook
County BY "1nanipllationH not difficult to com.
prollond would not be allowed to stand empty.
In tho third piaoo tioro aro from 90 to 1o0 beas
money dcriyca from tho worlds charity, oon-
Btnutiy standing vacant In those worry "oiar,ta-
bio inatitutions;" these beds alo subject to The
disposal OF tho 1,elof aud Aid Society at any aud
all times, FREQ Of cost to tho county. Why arc
they not brought into uBo7 Aud why does Mr..
Harrison ndyocatn tnxiug tho poopio to pay for
what IL nlroady paid for? As for tho dot,onina-
tional bias of ihese institutions, wo caro just
exactly nothing. Tho tnct In, the pnthetiu
''blenchng Of white robos," etc., Ia merely lug
god in by tho aBtnto Commissioner NJ q mako-
weight Ia fayor Of hia pot sohomo.
IffM-1t may bo TINT d Doard Of County Com
miBsonorB call 10 elected WHO will voto to "fArnl
out tho sick poor Of Cook County. while thoy
arc "arawing" S3, 000, ,0dD from tho "pockots Of
tho nlnssoa !" to build d Court-uouHo hut doubt
It. They would bo likely to got some adequate
idoa Of what public indignation moaus. How
ever, there ii no danger tint any bunh wild
schomo will DO attempted, unloss radlcal chaugcH
nro mado in tho board oil Commissioner. The
present Hospital Committee will uounsol nO
such unwiHo plan.
! SirM-alr. HartiBon's letter serves ono, and
only one, good purpose. 1t dlrocs public attention
anew to tho faut that now hospital ia sadly, in.
decd desperately, noodod. Whom n great city oi
popnlous county hoara ITS Legislators chattoring
about poddling its stck poor around to tho low
| cBt bidders" as in 1ays Of old tho raupors wert
annually aold iu town-mooting," it may be
concluded that something ii, lhe way Of bottor.
| ing things ought to bo done. Tho old Hosplta
ia u relic Of barbariBm; n now ono is tue only
remedy. CIVILIZATION.
, 1874-03-23

4 musical entertainment will be given at thu
Congregational Church Monday evening. Tht
programme promises something only rvaied b,
the grand Peace Jubilee.
, 1874-03-23


ID roho OF pasoafib1n NC" oho III Tue ohlY
remedy. UTILIZATION
- .
~, H. r,,,,o MApisor ~. atiknr 5,t,ana. naoah'
~ s"o hn,sos s Xsa aS ,snaa ;;n, ,,,,tto In
olh. ny aiaaaGI n.ious 'ua';ei ~ .u uo
'lnlas glaaa 10. IT, n p, n H. y aJw
noig :t Y % nuU ill., ~ roaa "osn sa
;d"as W. w, a." S,,i;cc+ II mst In nhncodoa iy
as;an, srant ,nt tnne ,ra
~ f ~ conuonionn" " ~
upao!u.e's hsesen",y ~ lnu . ~ .,ap
.nnG'.ao M 'ntof =. in,'a = - s,us H.. tto4uuS
ns,t l'a to M ,a ,d ~ IL II w.
aei,t anas nuo po'eu.s no iiou i.i snu
sna oi"nss7 ~, "nu sno7e mLH u,4vo loavy
wagons, tfucket auo nraSs' constituting MIsu
il"pos.ma u, 'u ''aYu. ~ .ou nt,co' na1
,notion nSl''''rus r"n.ilo 'l lrideo for or tLair @
convenience. NOW, Tue taase! on enas
stsecs - 30 mdso anns ~ ruasuaoto 91pens9
stlou!u w slnluu W acGonllluuA.u ~. = "oui4
proposc. t1eaoW.1 @ ti' a 1unoi, Ias ~
ot S"e1sa taot maue ~ W. eis9.. ~ onen a.uo
VI tne stfo1t, o'ei9 oIs ~ ntMtHo. n''u oAtiAi
sucets. IAou uo!aple-uoch M orntaso, slnias y.
" olle ,lopusoa ~ tu'' aaotag !noSE, IL liz
na1l Aool ~ ~ VI u pst1snt n iuse. u e,,
os!uso' mao i4ttao t ot"aaut .ha1 'ae pioeeus
ono, ps's coaa au NAV t adoa ~
Itlshes, ~ tno caso lay oe,-oh tno ouse1 eogo u
VIZ plr'Se, W. easu ioou' "ia naalnR 10y npot
tepataa guy tul .ua use u nosao.ca.a. seu!cpsa
u ~, ,s;.i, fnr ~ ~ ~
@ 1 A6uie!, 6i - H. .ta ,,.,,,, .1I. ~ ~ ~ L;J ~ ~ ~
oacli sia9 oi alle upni uocs o. .ne pT'us1, Io W
uy a ~ pns oi ,.ns nd i11 " tho
o,I " a IN ',aro .' ~, a'aat ~ a
oato'Ie .... "o" W Ao 1'o'o '1'D LILY ''1oo' 10 W.
sAtiSu ni'a ~: !, ,o,,,a n, ,,,t .u,,
e , ,1o mDo m Tno hr; II. nt., ta
roo tpa ,ung ,'o y whit raiieyo t NV m15 ~ .ne M
clna ~ hrdvas so,,eo,,ra neoriy nucllat % " mi
'aon ~ a. .not saua as.';
"ouu o",n & ~ r,,,f ~ i "
NV ~ nraa % ~ or hoa IT,
t11 ~ 49, !, so a.. . ~ iN.
a ~ XIX npato
a,on m;daa oto,, - inIS ~ tino n p"ss;,'s,
,,ta,t,,, H. oorv so,,,cfo",aaaa1a ~
a.,, m,u Wi. t'"nc,oi ;n,o snor,ia
M ,o"1 ms t,a.a,;;3e ~ ,oa,io tic footsIoo nf
3raxv % horse. Ii rospcct Of dangor to human
Will iu, tu nn vor, Ind he oyatn1 t,,noIa aro M
m tvo,v & mnfrcn,nntod ntroeta b,,t Sra-
atro"t t,n ,raa ,tory otoa III ta Wcat
80, uat, uidos ,3,,l T. ~ IT, ts,oI tro,,s1, I'M.
,a ni g t,;i a,,i, ~. ~ "a Toot th"f ooo;1otu
n,,1 ~ aost ', ~ ~ '"'
"u,1u Geu"r ;,.t IJH' T.; ,,roo in Tho
~ ~ s',5
fa,,, ~ t," a.'at ~ -
en, s.o uHt1s ;a,,, @ t,o ~
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FLEMING, W. 4 ]. nshsss FAelas
axrMt. Iarsl ssvAG the Elevator. A~r al
PEGK. 4 ALEE, iatA e0FAsr 81
ElM and Market streeee.
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GIGLErT, q. e@1ce II the plaeM Dealer
hutIsltng opposite Depot.
NEnSTER. !. =. s0cs With Z. v.
Dsce kuMrtdR, evrr CAspt0s AsSss.
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stone, Mrs. J. G., see -.
RANO. aaRS. !. r., SEQ -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

Jsstices et tie Peace.

!. LOWRy. East Side - nla -
Ave ad.
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Insurance AyeAfs.

ksMnALL 4 vAKNsw0xrM. ~ tho
MAnk.
.NlIM. u. ~ Ats store
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MILLER, vREO. a~s ~.
MALTHS, ~. A.. shsp ne1t Assr Jewel
~ AtSrs.
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lleNOY ELLES. See card.
MEMSrEk MOIAE. ssrMes kla and
thigh Ms.
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Neat Markets.

COMES : COLIINs. opposite Cssrs
House sqoArs.
GEO MORSE, Kss -.
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30 Dollars
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVE RY BODY
Buy the World Renowned
WIS 0H
Shuttle Sowing Machine
TIE DfsT WORLD
The Highest Premium
was awarded to it It
VIE N N A;
Ohio State Fair;
Northern Ohio Fair:
Amer. Institute, N.Y.;
Cincinnati Exposition;
Indianapolis Exposition;
s.. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair;
AND
Georgia State Fair |;
FOR BEING
The Best Sewing Machines
ono DONG the largest
and best range Of work.
All other Machines in the
Market were in direct
o3ePGTiT1oN.
e. For Hemming. Fell
Ing. Stitching, Cording,
Binding. Bruiding, Embnoid-
e1ng, Quilting, & Stitching
fine or heavy Goods. It is
unsurpassed.
Where We have no Agents,
- viii deliver = Machine for
the price named above, at the
nearest Rail Road Station Of
Purchasers.
! Needles for all Sewing
= Machines for Sale.
Old Machines taken in Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &C.. and Copy Of the
Wiloon Reflector. one Of the
book Periodicals Of the day.
devoeed - Sewing Machines,
pashions, General News and
Miscellany.
Agents Wanted.
Address,
sWilm Ssvilr Iaelile Co.,
CLEVELAND. OHIO
These Machines are sold by
Il. Il. SLOAN.
IS Is me. Cresco, Iowa.
W. II WnhSfnr
Nearly opposite tho DeNeyelle- House /
.......s.. low
bEALkK ~
Confectionery 4 Fruit,
CAN ooops, Also
SAUCES,
CIDER,
CRACKERS,
ToBlc.UES,
JEi.LiES
NUTS
RAIsINs,
DATES,
PRESERVES,
SAKDlNkS.
ilEKklNG~.
hAllBtr
CHEESE,
cMOlCE BRANDS o. SEGAKS, No.
! have IL connection =
Room
Whcre Ice Cream
Viii lc served NJ reasonable nrlscs il-il
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PAysieians.

tLEMMEA, !. J. ellcs In Drs8 Sesss.
MERRIAM. L. A., e0Dss ever rrama.
hMils shoe stUrs.
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A Few siO0d Rcn.Ona !.

Few siOOd 1len.Oma
~ New Invention Thoroughly Tepl
81 ami secured by s,sers Patent,
- Makes perfect lock stitch, alike
| on both sides. al all kinis IT ea0i-
= Huns Light, Snepth Nai~~le.. anil
hat,l bcrt combination III qualities.
--Dur4bl --ltans ~ yeals without
i,erairs.
y Will lo NJ yariiie~ ~ Work and
fanes stitching IN a superior manner.
u = Il mans, easii, managed i, the nrer.
ni.r L.nslh Il ssi'ch my liz altered
While running. md mptl,inr ran hn thread.
81 aitl,ou' posing tl,eugi, hni.-
! T--pe-ign simple, Ingenious, Elegant
forming tl,r stitch without the n-e affeg
Wheel '.ears. Rotary Cams ~ Lever Arms
HIS 'hr Automatic l,rop Feed. which In.
-nrsr uniform lrnalh III -ii.el, n any speed
ltns onr new Thread ronir.l'~r, which
allow. rasy movement ~ nr~llr.bar and
prevents injury 10 thread.
H.--t'ohrtruetinn mnst careful and hnirl,.
ell. Il l. manufactured by thu mort skin.
I'll and experienced mechanics NJ the ccl.
cbraied Remington Annory. lllIon, N. Z,
Chicago Oflice, .:lf Stafs III. Ji,a1
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Seeing NotA;nes.

nEMThANO. n. -, e<D1s tho Victor amA
nh tl.MArhsta MadhtMsgy. otis. AssA
Needles fer 81 k1MAs ~ naeAIMss.
sec Aavt.
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III -. -
tsssAss8was DYgsrfssfv.
n 80 So slvA = s*sAss @FEa
-
sssfsra -
saAasa eaw4WtM. Ss.N A~~.
~ 49, ~ sNwss M@wts
-.
~sAs, y =. s*ss@s@
/. 49, . n..A
AHff'e~fsf
4 Z msssMsssa
SNAA. ~ AtAEm.
@-"~---"s4
Ha#ksfs
H.t,ys
...
:"
--------~
Usol AND Ehos Makers. &c.
NtWros 80. -. card.
.sssvs 1ssss Nsssk - she Psss osIs..
-
fy.,i...,
....w,.r $500.
| ma. l.. go -.
wtA.eN 4 AteWy. -. al.
Confectionery.
skANOAi.l.. ~. -. ssAsA slae Market
.'......
wrmsrEH' w. - 49,.
49,.
Dry. Goods Deaiers.
~r..r. .~~.~ !. -.
nlws I ann. 40. sss ss.t eGee
Mplz. Ju,eN. ws.e e,ae - rasa ssreee.
s~~ -.
mri.H ni.sk.
A%rnela.. - 4 xe~eA saAe - Marn -
"1' ssA s'oeA'
UrMy Sfores.
.IEMMrR. ID. s~r -,
...~.n~ ~ rrss..-
Clam. IT,. ~. card.
rEWIONsS.s' sssss ~sos nsssa ssC"sss
\, !. :.
1NANDA1.I. 70. VI, south slide Market u.
aHiE&. u. opposite Court M.sss.
ifdrnWdrc NfOres
.,a.S = A,ssso. CeWsra,
's"'. :.
'"' '"
"'''"'N' :" -
MALrBS. ~. A.. shsp n~st Assr level.
- Atsrv.
Hoee"
InexoYErlxs. Zee e.ra.
.,,.i. ~. ~
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uurdware Stores.

LOMAA u HKOTMEN, ~ sAs ed
stand ~ AeWs0M 4 CANarA.
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Wagon Makers

JAA. RUSSELL.
EDMAR -, WIN. See 40
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Photographic


". ". wAsmsU.S North o .cssr,
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Dry.Gootis Dealers.

WEAVER AVERY, N the ri e. h
Mack opposite the pest s0aee.
MILF, JOHN. West eide - ElN street.
kIrr. W. y. Asuth eide ~ Market ~.
Arr AA.
GAWANO, J. ,. arss door asash sf the
Mrt& nlWek.
ASENsI.l. u. = south side - Market
M1sct. See ha.
WHITE, ". I. Ne. Drtek MOCK.
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Confectionery.

skANOAt.l.. ~. -. South Side Market
strict.
CLEMMEN. n. y. n~e -.
WEHsrEN. W. y. 49, esra.
HUNr. %. n. ~ CNy Dakery.
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Grocery and Fruit Stores.
NEUN IN, ~. n. See al.
GNIEN, u, opposite Court House.
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Flour and Feed.

MONT, q. n, ~ bakery,
CLAIM. H.. A~e card.
MENTION. J. first deer north ~ C~sst
ltWMse.
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Real E'.fnfs Dealers.

4. %. MILLER. Sc card.
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ksMsALL ! RxAwoRrss. - sAs naaA
Arr al.
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n.tAMAKO. See AAss.
NNlfE. q. I. NsssA snA - nsis =
nlas ". Aee -.
MtAtEM d At1Mv, SO ~.
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The tliaHtsf nnntH ~ "Mrnsl' iNAaD.
III ~ 1ur ENia.tIias
M AInTst. MifHfNH .tsxiiID II man
~ I.EI<k.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
FICTION OF oPFICgRs

RrsGHAMPros, N. Y, July 3O.-The officers
Of the State Teachers Association elected AZ the session
to-day for the ensuing year are
80, r,s, ,Io,rv p Sanford OF Middetown Vice
p,assdants Lanes p Harrington Of Uuea Misses mnnle
Meteaif Of Randolph. Paser OF DeansvS r snes
SInnLshs of iroaklyn: Recording Secretary. w. d.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
REGULATIONS FOR THE GRAIN TRAFFIC.

At meeting of the" Gram Trade" held yes
terday receive the report OF tho Committee Of Ex
porers aud Buyers appointed TO confer with the Special
Committee upon Grading and Delivering Bail Receipts
OF GRAIN with reference TO tho modification OF rules
Nos. 20 and 81, J.. T. Holman acted as Chairman and
H. L Kneeland Secretary. Mr.. Baxter, Chairman Of
the Committee OF Exporters and Buyers reported that
they not able 10 arrive at satisfactory basis
for the settlement Of the questions involved and that
while obecng to the rules proposed, they had been
unable to upon any substitute for them. The re-
pert was accepted and the Committee discharged. Mr.
Hazeltine moved the adoption OF rules Nos. 20 and 81
seconded by Mr.. Martin. Mr. Cobb wished to amend
Rule 90 by striking the words elevator or cost
OF discharging boats" He also offered amenement
To Rule No. a. but finally accepted MI Martins su0stl-
tute which additional section 10 Rdle No. l9 as
follows:
SEQ No charge for elevation uoloing boats any ether
charges shall be imposed upon s gram by the railroad companies eI
ThIs agreed to. Mr.. Baxter offered the following
amen ndment to Rule No. al:
from the railroad companies unable decline TO de-
grain when called upon within reasonable seller shall
required good the sale demand VI the buyer
After siderable discussion Mr.. HaZetne moved
OF conference to be appointed by the chair Rules Nos
20 and 81, with Mr.. CobDs amendment TO Rule No 30,
were then adopted unanimously and the meeting ad-
iourned at the call OF the chair.
special meeting OF the Board OF Managers was also
held, aud the following applications for membership
were approved: James Boughton, w. D. Oakley, Samuel
Sunday, w. ii. Streeter, Stanley Taylor, and Robert
Underhl BY Law, Section %, with reference TO the
Surplus Fund amended. and instead OF reading mo
application greater than 5000 IN any year, shall be
appropriated, except by majority vote or the mem
bers." IL will now read except by majority vote OF
the members voting" Two specimens OF Spring wheat
Nos and have been received from the ageut of the
the specimens upon which Beerbohms Liverpool quota
tions based.