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Mrs. Z. Z. BromiIow and family, after m ABB
senco OF nearly two yeara In Europe, have zo-
turned to their residence at Lake Wow.
John Mccullough, tho groat tragodinn. ar
rived In tho city yesterday morning, and stopped
ut tie Pacific Hotol. He lenveB this morning
for San Fraucinco, whero ho will ronain to roat
after bis protractcd labors and triumphs.
Among other rcasons which induced him to re-"
main in tho city for fow hours waa desire to
REC what progress AIr. Phillips had made In Ills
painting Of "liioholiou us played by Alr. Mooal-
longll. Though not .yot quite complete IN ae,
tails, the painting challenges admiration, nna
thiB tho great actor freely awards. lie woara
bis honors with chayaotoriatic modaaty, and looks
as we'll as If he had not achieved tue great son
Bation OF tho soaBon.
a1NB HAstUEL Dnoofs.
Thoro died at tic residence Of her hr1sbandt
on tho morning Of tho 10th ultino, Mrs. Samuel
Brooks, one Of Chicago's o!doat inhabitants, Tor
this has been hor place Of residence for oyer
forty years.. Mrs. Drooks camo here as QUE OF tao
pioneers, when to como to Chicago, aa Hlie gu
from tho City Of London, was to give up all tile
comforts Of cvizol life III exchange for
homo in d frontier town. for CAlcago thon Waa
little bcttor than IN Indan villago thoro bolnB
only 500 wlaite inhabitants when sho arrived,
aomo quo of those being soldiers; consequent
ly there were fow of tho gontler BOX, and Slrs.
brooks soon becnmo known ma ono ot tho LADDERS
III NIL TINT pertaiuod to tho organization OF
female Hocioty. She was ono Of tue members
who formed the First Presbyterian Church,
! under tho pastorship Of tho Rev. Jeremiah
Porter, and wnB always found at her post in tiso
promotion ct eyory good service, either for tllo
1nany my yenra sho was tho bend OF all sewing and
| other societies, and wns mover backward IN
| doing what she could, both III n religious point
Of Wow es we'll as socnly, for tho happiness aud
good Of othors sho with ono ono or or, tTo W,snr 9,ner
| Auv1,tm for tho nCiltlron of those who died by
, 1874-06-18

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wow ana VII onon Up alloas f,nftiona ot tnq
Mn KY. oa9a M d,o tne ~ ill., iutor ~ &
TINS ROAD WILL bo m oVoflt In lilo nlatorS ol 1ho
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no.ao ny Meit ana .no G'ay IN l9losea ~. ~ a s,
sa,s u Ic n1ensasus lnhs h9,t'. u ~ ~
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s"tnuu ius tno ~ u luz soM1. M Mnu
,r;t, hoi,nta attncn1 Iii ~ r, t1n,y, In c,,t
Inc n tho ,arnnnsc'i ,,cnti % NJ th,rtv fnot ~
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t,aou ,'nt ho"'r Hx',t san,oter t',a ronma nro
1oorlv MI lp cnar"a % an,i stm,on,'a ' wontug tnac
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,ord tio avo"i,'a a. aa W.T. n"rot, ~ *" Mortl,
Mair s,raot Sona timo - a,,tininated r. ia
ninrstnnI ,hat oa S.',S ~ " ,nn ,,i ho
H. csao ~ ost s. u,,c u onnyo u guoa', M nav a
tho fnncv ~ na"', i,1,L'',ai -" AA"' A"''
on,;,SSr; u IL ~, H,a % ttrtna o,ar,v m ~.
connt nf cdm9 III v ,g1,ic " vii nrnhob,y tan
nocn n Toanu me'unE ',o ".,o re, WI ~ nron',ncnt
,Iicoon 'a,yvnr In ,,a,,nunI l., com,.rton w!tl
In afar ~ a. ~ tl,"t ~ ~ ,o ~ tho vonnr
inJ,os wi" ~ sra ~ ,a1 I'"s ~ " hr1oat caoom Is;
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, 1874-06-18

Tho temperature yesterday as observed by
Mnnnase, optcian under THE Tn1nusf Building,
was, ln tho shade, ut H. H. 10 dog 10 q. al., II;
u H., 50; s p. m,., 85 Q 0p.m., u and at p.
Ill.,, 78. III the Hun at 10 q. H., 81 p. M, 102 i;
5:3o p. m., 90.
Tho l1mbormon who mot ut tho fremont
Houso Tuesday evening dosiso to publicly re-
turn thanks to tho propriotors Of tho hotol for
the courtesy shown In putting room ut their
disposal FREQ of charge.
The article commanded by the board Of Health
TuoA.laY was not the Marquis blol'-washor. but B
slop~iluppor, aud lR lntcMtlot to prevent foul
gaBses arising from drains aud aowefh.
Tho mou.bera Of tho Oo-opsratiye Temperance
Association, and all perhons who may beintereat-
cd in tho B.iccoaa OF cooperation anu tompor-
| auco in Chiongo, will meet ut their now head
quarters, No. 167 Fifth nyonuo, this evening Vt
o'clock. Tho ,workingnlon OF tho city aEionlt!
attosld this mooting, and examine tho plan Of
| the Association.
At about 10 o'oloole yesterday morning Cor
man woman, Catherine llonlaB, about 9l yoara
| Of ago died Ut l.or rosleuco, No. 2B pa,bo,
Htroot, from injuries received by haing run oy u
, 1874-06-18

70 tie Editor Of 3hc Chlcaao Tribune:
SIN; NY attention has boon called to lottor
Of Charles e. Horton, published In your paper on
tue 9Th inst, in which ho attempts to gloss over
his misty business by q Misrepresentation Of
facts. / am surprised that ho should mako such
statements, as In tho main tLey arc absolutely
false, aud he woll knowH there aro witnoHHcs to
all tho transactions. The factH aro these
visited his storo. No. G37 West Lake street, In
Fobrlnry, as ho statas. The warrant for Ills
arrcst waa nlready in tho bands Of the United
States Marshal, mud also for his brother "a we'll,
for sending obaceno books and circulars through
tho mail. ChRles q. Horton WIS there seen. and
begged md ploadod that ho might not DO ar-
rosted. IIo informed us that ho lad received at
one time 2,o00 circulars from publisher In Now
York advertising hls books and pictures; that ho
lad sent out nil 1ut 100 Of these circulars that
ho had prepared tAom for tho mails at his house
tLat llia wife, father, brother know nothing OF
them, nor Ind anything to do with them. He
offered to destroy all Ills stock OF tuose yilo
books aud circulars md 90 out OF tho busnoss.
lie WIS very anxious not to DO exposed III dea1-
or III obacele literature, as 1t would affect Ills
buHiuosa prospects, and wanted mo to settlo tho
that. have never compromised . si,lglo case
of this kind, nor will l but will rccommond
you to the merciful consideration Of tho Court"
lie was anxiouH to avoid publicity, md foit
purllnps le was deserving OF mercy, and rec
stop now worry much regret, orinateado going
out vi businoss, he has carried on .
business he. spocially pledged himself
H. yoad syfG} up 1oe onfoy sS Koy ana gtaor
pears Le haa pursued hls vile. buBinoas. AZ to
tho character Of tho boots and circulars ho was
doallng In, suffice it to aay tlat since thon thu
publishers hore In Now York hare destroyed, ln
uly prosouce, 10000 circulars, 1900 books and
.HDtH iflHtIHt-
, 1874-06-18

by runaway toam a. tho corner Of 1,nrhor mn,
oanal atroots. Tho ducoaaol did not al,ffor muoh
attor tue accident, and no fonsa woro folt as to
torl'al injury, aa sho Hank gradually until doath
arrived.
North Clark stroet botwoon Eric mud Huron.
waH considerably o1orciHcd yca.orday tnortin,
oyor tho attempted huicide Of . well-to-do mid.
u aange9 MSksnaof sss na1ae Frank arr wo
his nephew. suddenly droW llis pookot-lnifo,
antl. before hiB hand could DO stayud. Ont goy.
ora. doop ganhcB III his throat.F Dyntui,tlolY
ilnnlly sncceeacd III rcstraining tho wouli-bo
ly Dr.. pogstc. 1he nun ia rosi-
dent Of Lanoaater, Grand County, Mich,
whore lio haa tho reputation Of boing woll OH.
For sono tno past h9 9' as been Huler'ug from
preliminary to lla takinE prolonged trip Enst
for tho bonoht Of his henltli THO Doctor stntoH
thas tho windpspo mid artorios arc not ctt, n1l1
that, though tho wounds arc aolious, thoy are
! not necessarily fatul. Among tho frat 10 stny
tho hands Of lilo suicide wnA aIr, Darrott, Of to
Fire Alarm Telegraph Company, who loapetl
from tho top Of paasing stayo und ruBhod to
| tho rescue.
| Tho anniversary exercises Of tho Doarbor,
| Seminary will 10 hold ut tho Ol,,rc!, Of Tho
rwon.y-third atreut, at o'clock tllu oyoning.
Tho graduating caBs consist Of Misses IBabellc
=. A5cll, Addio s. Earl. 4. Florenco Hilton,
Abby d. Norris. Fanny D. TenEyclI. md 1da A.
WSes0, TnG RFssfsG ~ sa "pes rav y !rS s
Eyck; OIL sclonco, BY Minis Abby b. Norris :;
oil "Lives Of Gsoat Nfon," BY Miss 1saboo r.
Eeril md "Noblenao oblige.'" yalediotory by
4 by tho presentation Of diplomas md nh oaany on
"Litoraturo and Religion" by tho Rov. David
Swing.
Tho Ellsworth zouayoH mot laat evening no-
cortling to appointment. Flftoen now rnomhore
wore reported by tho Committee. Two commit
teea woro also appointed 10 make arrangements
for tho company to participate In the lying OF
tho oorner-atono of tho Custom-uonao, and also
to mako arrangements for o Fourth Of July pic
nic.
Tho officers OF tho various city military organi
zations, including tho Irish hlllcs, hlontgonor,
GuartlH, Olan-na-Gaol Guards, Alpinc Huntora
and Polish American Guards, mot last evening
and elected tho following officers for tho " Chi
cago Military OflcerB' Association" for tho on
suing year: Capt. r. ]. cunniTo, President
Capt: Thomas Joyco, vtoe-rresldens; LAP caps
Socrotary. The oojoot OF tue Association ~ t.
adyauco military interests IN this CITY, and TO
mutuul protection.
TIE HAMPTON eTuDENTs.
| At the close of tho COMFORT Of tho Hampton
Singers Yesterday evening, tho 10y. HoeeI .,,sai
were unanimously adopted:
who aro trying to help Themselves In any worthy way
" Rtsoired K Tint tho oltizonH Of Chicago preaont
this concert given In our city by tho Hampton slgorl
money, with which to build and cndow an tnatitut!o
for tho odncat!on Of their own people, noble parpos.
VEL worthy Of tie @ ana 81 snhofo RE- orrsn .. o
Iesored Tint. in onr op!non. tloae who ilcar th
, 1874-06-18

THE CITY HALL.
The amounts paid in to tho City Collectors
oilico yesterday were: City taxes $1,000 licen~
sas $50.
mark Abendan ia not often caught mapping,
but yesterday AFTERNOON the exception to the
rulo was observed when hia follow Commissioners
caught him, at laif past o'clock faat asleep In
his arm CHAIR When he woke up his amazoment
wuB Intense. but he explained matters by stating
that at o'clock ho began reading tile Inter"
Ocean. Mark remarked that ho must have boon
asleep aB near to I'LL hour and n half as possible.
bIr. McBoan hnH made private contract with
q number Of citizons to pave Indiana avonno
from Thirty.-lr to Thirtyfifth etrcots, and haH
asked tho Board Of Public WorlH for permission
to begin operations.
Tho Law Department will DO unusually busy
shortly in defending trospnHs on tho cast suits.
Yoaterlay tho largo trap.doora iu tho Bi1owalG
opposite tho City Hall front, on ClarA street,
wore left inyltltgly open, without anything .at
l,nnd to notify passengcrs OF the dangor. No
accident happened, but it il oonlldently OK xPoetou
tl.ut, ut least couple OF neclts log and arm or
two will be brolson today.
Tho Board OF Public Works arc drawing up \
plum of bridge to oross tho 0gdon oAual ut
lIulstod ntreet. The plan, whoh il of !! strlc-
| the Chicago Land Company.
Tho purse which was found by tho jan,tor Of
the City Hull building, aud Which contained $oou
cas!,, besides several ohecka mud notang. was yes-
torday returned by the nndor TO hlr. James ,it
Ward, Superintendent OF School buildings. Iho
loaor rowardod tho honest janitor with present
| Of S25.
For tho raHt year or two tho city bylaw telat'
lug to the rogulutlng Of taps by llolsohodera has
buon dHregardea III tho City t!4!l bllltalhi;'
whore the tap opposite tle Police suporint.o,liaE, t., J.
euts roo,u las bsson squirting oeasolesslY withlf
tile memory Of tho oldoat postciro lnhabtant'
Tho aspect at tho City Hall yoatortlay after o.
noon waH warm, dull, aud dusty, Mayor COVE
attended to his llates IN his slilst-seeYeh, as.t
Lost tlaif pound OF aesh por hour ey mo oioaa
Mr. O'llara apont his tllno lu langnia!y porusiint
tho rngon Of I'M art Journal and tho oo1nptroi,o'
cou!nod l,ia operations to persptr'ng pfoiuso'y
They oil uriod out for tho l}aunaain bAeil'honae
even II tloy did hayo to Ehowet-batho u tro1
Of tAlstaan other Apollo polysdosoa, and 70 SaaD
, 1874-06-18


Judge Williams rendered a decision yestordAy
in tho caso OF Schoenoman l. Co., against tho
Chicago & Alton Railway Company. It up
appcars tint Drs. Brainord and Evans bought
Of tho Canal Trustees tho premises Immediate
ly south Of aud adjoining tho Hoaty Slough,
between Archor avenue aud tho river. In 1858
l. Gourmet waa made with tho Chicago & Joliet,
bow tho Chicago j. Alton Itailroad Company,
BY which tho latter WAS granted right OF way
pyor tic premisca Of Drainerd aud Evans. Iho
Company agrocl to build and maintain swing
bridge acroBs q cnnal or "trip to bo dug along tho
tne OF tho Hoaly Slough, by which the slough
was to DO rendered navigablo. 1n 1862 Brainord
and Evans sold 100 feet fronting on tho slough to
eohooucn,an & Company. tho present complain.
nuts. son,o tmo after this sale. Hra,nera me nu
to build a swing-bridgo, md tho latter then
orecod q permanent bridge, which Of course
prevented vessola from going beyond 1t.
bohoencman l. Co. afterwards canlo into pos
Slough lying between the railroad
truck and Archer avenue. boing ahout
0Uo feet. They thon dredged out tho slough and
made 1t navigable, and demanded TINT tho Hail
and maintnin it, as they had agreed with Brain
ord aud Evans, 30 that tho property adjoining
might bo converted tnto dock property, which
would bo thrco times us valuable % the land
IN Its E0DQ1I10u LlNL llluS A4o RAo AsAA'A oAA
refused to do. cluiming that tho contract with
HIaipord and EvanH WIS personal In It's nature
and that WHOM they sold the lund tho contract CO,
expired. schocnamnnn Co. hlod bill then
for specific performance, al!oging that the con-
tract run with the land, and tlat the Company
was atiu bound.
Tho Court hold that 1t WAS covenant running
Eyans M M hud aol1 portion Of tlo promises to
ss1.oepenaun Co., tha covenant was diyla,blo !.
aud hat wy person holding only parcel o. dr" tue
over, it wcro not coveuant run
hing with tho mud. still, under the
authorities, it beng for tho benefit Of tlo per
being an caHcmolt appurtenant thereto tht
sumo could DO enforced in equity. Tho conr
therefore ordered tho Railroad Company to fo
moyo tho permanent bridge, now erected, ant
build aud maintain swing-bridge, ovoE tn
slough within ninety daya, Au appeal Tas e take'
by tho Railroad Company. Noaonthal a rlere ctsIs
appeared Tor tue compliments, mud Gen. slnitl
for tho lefeudAnt,
, 1874-06-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE CONDUCTORS SURPRISE.

THE CONDUCTORS SURPRISE.
Just boforo tho passenger train No. 4, OF tho
Chicago: Rock Island i paciEo RAilroad lott
Rock IHlall for this city, Tuesday night, n lady
md gentleman ontorol one Of tho passenger cars
and took their seals in quiet and t1nostontatfols
manner. Tho lady had will, llcr good Bi2od bum
dlo and small basket. which slio placed carefully
Oh tho eoat beside hor. Wl,on tic train waR low
nllea out OF town tho fadyleft hor scat and went
into tho noxt cnr aud afsorn wlilo tho gentleman
got up au, wont into tho amoking-car, lowing
tho parools on tho Hcat. Mono Of tho passon-
EorB took my particular notice Of this. aB they
thought that Tho Indy aud gentleman would ro-
turn In a short time.
At Tlslsilwa tho Conductor, Charley FINLEY,
wont through the cars to toll tho passengers to
olnngo cnrH for Peoria. 1Io inquired for tho
lady aud gentleman wl,o loft tile parcels in thcir
scat, but no one could give my Information ro-
parding them, neither Of tl,nm having returned
girco thoy loft thoir sent at Rockford. Tho Oou-
duotor took hold Of the bundle to taAo care OF
IL. but no Boonor hal 1lo taken 1t into
l,s haula than ho dropped 1t again OH tho scat,
as IL something had Btung him. His faco bo-
cnme R8!ly pnlo md horror-Btrickon as ho OK
claimed: :"A1y God, thero is something kicking
In Ills hlntllo."
Tho passengers all stood amazed, mud their
a,nazpn,ont changed into wondor whom tho buil-
die commenced screaming. Having ct 1ougsh
recovered from hid surprise. tho. Conductor
Tonturcd to open tho parcel, aud a
beautiful girl baby, about ono mouth
old mato it's appearance. screaming as II Tor dear
lfo. He took 1t tondorly in Ills arms, and
oarossed tho WOO litt1o thing, aud, thinking, 1t
must bo hungry procured H. 1ottio ~ ana H. @x
Of lady passenger aud examined tho basket
which was loft with the bundle, aud III It found
eovoral bnby drosBoB, and number OF diapers
aud note containing tho following request:
Tako aoo caro- Of mJ baby, It u 1ostituto Sisters
child, horing from brutal demon husband. III
name ia Virginia g., born May %, 1874. Mns g.
Whom tho train arrived at Blue Island. whore
nonductor Tinloy lives, he took tho baby to hta
house, and had It carod for by hie vito: sovcra
OF tho oitizenB Of Btuo Island, who had heard Of
tho !itto waif called at Mr.. Tlnloys house, ai1t
eanlnod thoif Willingness to adopt 1t. But hlr
1inley had to roluBo aB he had promised 1t te
. 1lr. George briggs, brakos,nau on hia train
who being childlcaa,, waa most happy to adop
the littlo thing, and to-day will apply to tLt
allow him to na,no it Virginia 8. briggs.
Who tho father and mother Of this little wal
arc Ia bhrowded III myHtory. Anu Mny romhin "
Forever, but 1t Ia not beloved that the woman
was "lecing from o brutal husband" She Wal
quito young and Of very respectable appearance
mud tlio gentleman who accompanied hor also
lookcd as IL Ae belonged to tho better class. II
Is hoieved by thoyo Oh tho tran that the child Il
tho offspring Of Illicit intorcourac aud taat t.i
partios th,1a got rid Of their shame. There !!
Gnr1ty q doubt That thoy belong to Rock Island
, 1874-06-18

THE BoLplEsS' HOME.
The annual meeting of tho Doard of Managers
Of tAp Soldiers Homo wt. held yesterday attor-
noon ut tho Home, Eonth Evanston, and was at
tended by tho following l.dies mud gentlemen
3lrH Sayrs, Mrs. Ball, Afn. LOWS, Mrs. bla!ne,
Mrs. Hamill. Mrs. Alldorson, Mrs. Myrtck, Mrs..
Harvey, Mrs. Bristol, Mis- blallfy, Mn. Grant,
A1atron Of the Homo fot. tho FricndlessI pr.
White. DR.. Hamiu presided, and Mrs. Blalno
Tho report Of tho Superintendent Of tho Homo
for the month OF May was presented aud ao-
coptod. It showed the expenditures to hnve
boon =4G1 3O, and tho number Of inmates to DO
twenty-four.
Tho Surgeons report was read and similarly
diapoHod oi. Ho leportod twelve cusea under
treatment, Of which soven wore oonvaoacont.
Con. Macarthur, Yroasurer. announced TINT no
hands Of aa05.72. Tho report was accepted.
This Visiting Committee made q favorable ro-
port Of the condition OF tho Homo. ,.
The question Of osocting o soldters monu-
ment 10 lakewood Cometery was discussed at
somo longth. A plan Of tho shuft, with somo
specimens Of native granito, woro presented to
tile meeting, but no definite action was taken,
tho entiro subject being roco1nnlittcd to tue
Committee having it i'll charge, with power to
select such designs and materials as 1t may
SEQ lit.
After fow trivial matters concerning somo Of
tho inmates had been disposed Of, tho meeting
went into tile annual election, and tho result
WIS tho unanimous re-eloctiol Of the old officers,
Presfdent-Dr. na,nill.
tirst Fico-jFt8iuent--hfrs, Sayra,
.stcund Viee ltesidsnt-Mrs. Lcwia.
Htcrefdry-h1ra. BlHihe.
IrstsHfer-Geu. john Macarthur.
l'afchastt!1 CoMn.iitee-ars. Myrick.
Andit',,p t"'a'a'tee-Mrs. Hacvey. Mrs. Andrews
Miss DiAky. .-....-
pisiiifg Consn,iltee-Slrs. Ball. Mra. natne.
Tho meeting then adjourned, and tlio inembork
lunch kindly 1ot for them by supt. Stuart ant
| hia wife.
, 1874-06-18
The RELIGION Of Frederick tho Grcnt.

somo curious extracts from tho cotr:spontl-
ouco Of Frederick tho 0reat aro published oy
tho Wesipha;an Gazette. a l'rotostnnt having
bning ii. i.troated by tho Catholics NJ CloyoH wh!o
Il religious procession was pasasnE through lilo
town oyo.!on y tl,1 yrSr, tns "a htag a
inwn: il have honrd Of tho disturbance ca!1sod
ly YOUR last procession. lf you wish to continue
tIoau ridiculous promellalos, adyHo you not to
insult any one belonging 10 llttoront rol!son,
m % otherwise shall bo compelled to put stop
to such follley. At4d tho guilty will 10 sovoroiy
puniHllod." Ito was equally unaparlng in
hia utuo,.!tlo,a 10 thu Protestant ciorgy.
In Il lottvr 10 the proucher ut Staryard, who had
ygoiontiy denounced tho Menbols of other ro.
lipiots In his sorsnons Frederick wtoto: :" II
voi do not pitt u brido On your tongue, YOU
;wiii Lu dls,uissol." llofurrinK to work or tho
uriesthot.l in which tho author opposed tho
,,otipn tint tho oosgy lo4 their o!llco a droo:
tho ololgy aB to thoir dtyino mission aro as
irptloual IN that viii, "l::s II :gs sro ilattercd,
tlst thoy are the representatives OF God upon
, 1874-06-18
truth should DO known. Youra very respectfully,
ANTnoNY CoMHTuuK.
DRoow,YH, N. r., Juno 10, 1874.

TEAOHElA HAEAH1EH.
70 the EIjtor of Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN. Your contemporary, tho Times. among
noyornl Atitcd articles In which tho .ncdunt
strnnB himself llko a,, norobat to display Ills sast
otlon hss loser t ,,, nner !. tho r. hond ,o Or
tho - beggaray nalaring Of tho woman nrc
''scarcoly - enough to board and clotho y" them;
tllon follows paragtapl' OF most aaptort roasot,-
Ing, to show that lady toacllors arc pai1 Tosao
puzzled to know how 1t is possible ovon to
"oxat " OIL $40 woek by tic way, Ills arith-
motto nocms o1na1y aa lan1o as his reasoning
for wllnt gToator no'aonso could 10 ataseu tlsat>
TINT si2 wook II the highest rem romunerato9
That S12 Ii tho average weekly Bpend, with tho
tigrtroH tho writcr givcs, it would aoroiy try 4
mathematician to mike out. But putting oil tlla
galimalias of tho Times oil one side, 1t In !'esr-
4uiotea within him. and that he should know
tint iB not only possible for human exatonco to
DO maintatnotl upon $10 weolE, but that III ths
worry city tI,oro aro hundreds. ayo tonha1tts of
existence. but aro respectfully and tastefnlly ep-
parolod to boot, with $40 Il weok. Mauy fatllor
Of family could toll tho Times TINT lle would
10 gsad to haYo 80 n wepk on which to
maintaln cacli honrly mcnlhor Of !, his
aro scores Of olorku, lookhecpcrs, and othor ON
p1oyos, mnlo nrl fo,,,nlo, who arc willing to show
how they do mako oxtatonco tolcrablo upon tho
pitinblo sum nhnod. Your correspondent, for
INSTANCE, liz Obliged to make moioty Of that aun
suilico Tor ali lid creature wants happy, tnlood,
would ho think hlnse1f at this nloment Tero 10
the blsstnl recipient Of 910 wooty; and no is
not sclllllon nor is lo .'a drudge upon whom
fortune has bestowed no favor whose capacity ia
strictly limitod to n,,eolo." On tho oontrary, he
Is ono Of those who has apont thirty years {since
his infancy almoat) III studying tho 'o1oglea and
ographics,' and TINT groatost OF gil arts, the
art Of teaching, and yot l,o avera with tho strict,
ost yornclty TINT at this time no would 10 most
iollottous In tho enjoyment Of $40 weok III.
como, and tint his weekly disbursements do not
oxcoed SO. Tic 1odas opsrandi is NJ followa:
ncut, at So por month.
Al1n!a. 3'
Lali3lury.. ss.'s's+..sss's'' ~
stationery aud newspapers. A.oo
fatal .$3. 90
It vii! bo seen tl,oro is nothing allowed for IL
ger and tho "weea," but your correspondent ia
! IN abston,ious nun, and would infinitely profor
| IN hour In tho fresh air Of tho parks with his
Tribune than tho Same time Of leisure IN tho
nauscons, poisoned atmosphere OF saloon.
WELDON gooDFELLow.
CHICAGO, juno IT, 1874.
, 1874-06-18

70 Tie Editor Or TIC LI7caQo 1Ff6H1t! -
SIN: An all kinds Of thooriea aeonl to have
been presented to tho public ''how to cloanBo "
tho Chicago River, I would suggest TINT scvoral
"nrteatun wols be sunk near tho hcadwatera
tho water to How into tho rivor. Yours,
Ou1oAup. juno II. 1874, OLD CHICAGO.
, 1874-06-18

Mrs. Z. Z. Bromilow nnd family, after m abe
sonce OF nearly two years In EUROPE, have ro-
turl,ol to thoir residence at Lake View.