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CUREI.

Pies, uLe;s, ss1ises: kpars.
wounds. Old Sores. sore ThIsss. sore sys..
DJNDs EXrKACT-TnE RE1EDY THAr
i Cares 1suEaigia. Inflammation, Rheu-
matism, Lameness. Hemonhage from
ToothscSs. Heaa.ehe. bis1rhea. etc.
DD.DS kXTKACT-lS 80 NADE FRON
L certain PORTIONS OF shsub. the Ham:
WiTca HszsL ia,eiiiess,ly and
carefully selesosd ct A exact and crit
icsI period Of its growsh). as to rsjsct
.ams aai;es. pe...ey. sisss doe.
can always b relied upon 70 produce
the sane eaect usdsr lie cireuastan-
ees; ana I. u aneAasgssbls By climate
DOND'S EXTRACT Is NO s'CUKE ALL"
L while the long list Of ailnsnts for
which 1t 10 reconnendsd may seem
long and varied: yes II viii % found
that these amtctions are all analogous
Of che same elass, and proceed froo
similar causes
noNDs EXTRACT Is ACKNUWLEDUED
by the highest nedical authorities,
holds the eharaetsr Of "fhs Rsopfe' .
K.nedy." has been rscouoeaded In
thsstAndaId publicati0s of al schools,
has been thoroughly tested By the
profession for ovsr twenty-five year.
and II unusually popular. Il daily
presented BY leading physicians-AI.
lopsthie. Homeopathic, Botanic and
| Eclectic. %
D0NU's EXTRACT IS NOT xNOWn ~
II aaect OF be affected By the aetion oil
other remedies. II may Be used in
- ternally or externally. without the
| slightest danger. II almost constitutes
| in itself complete Family Medicine
| Chest.
D0ND's ExTRACr-A REMEDY THAI
L always eivs satisfaction. perform,
| what it pfoaises. and every time add,
I to its reputation, good always, ard in
every place. Like an old friend. 1t 1.
| never forgotten. but - months and
years pa6 On II 10 called into uss more
and moro until IL becomes part Of the
household, ~ indispensable - salt o,
dour.
DoNDs EXrRACT-WhRN YOU HAVE a
| j pain or an ache. try this great vegsta.
he pain destroyer; there 10 NO bIuise
or burn that II viii not alleviate and
cure. =
DONE EXTRACT, LIKE ALMOST EVEKY-
Il thing else OF value, has been counter
,fei;ed and initiated. The genuine ID
put up only in bottles having the words
Ponds Extinct" b'ovn In them.
and Il protected by the trade mark on
the surrounding wrapper.
DDND' EXTKACT-IT5 HISTORY, QUAIL
L tiles and bensfactions are more fully
described In . neat little book which
We send post free ON application.
DOND's EXTRACT Is PUT Uf IN BOT
III ties Of three sixes, which retail resp-c.
lively At 50 cents, 81. aud 81 Is each.
''Smalr' 10 cheap at 80 cents, but the
"Me-ium' contains ~ and Large"
81. times Is much, and are therefore
cheaper.
For sale by druggist, every WHERE and to obhsrs by
THE POND EXTRACT CO.,
IS MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK.
rov2csodw
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Look HOre!

And read about thAs
M ONDERFUL DISOvERY!-A sure Cure
w for fever and AG0e. Been in use fifteen
years, and nerey knorn 70 foil. Every family should
have this remedy, and then hid defiance TO the
''shates.'' eent in scaled envelope BY mail 70,
g.. 90. Address Dr. E. G. JONEs,
B0xS 81 Enfield Centre,
apr2-S-96 Grafton county, N H.
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OgRUPTING THE SOLIDS AHD vITIA1iN0

Chronic rheumatism, Sero:u.a, Glandu'ar SveliR
ing, Hacking. Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections,
Syphilitc ompiaints, Bleeding of the Lungs, Dys.
Pepsia. Wster Brasn, Tic Dolore-x. White SWELL
ings, Tumors, Ulcers, skin and hip Diseases Mer.
curial Diseases, Female Complaints, Govt, Dropsy.
kickets, Salt kheuni, bronchitis. Consumption.
Liver COMPLAINT UiceSs in the Throat, Mouth,
Tumors, Nodes in the Glands and other parts o
the system. Sore Eyes, Strumorous Lischarges from
the Ears, and the worst forms Of ekin Diseases
EruptiorS Fever Scresi Scaid Head, Ring Worms,
Erysipelas, Acne. Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh
Cancers in the Womb. aud all Weakening and pain
inl discharges, Night Sweats, Loss OF sperm and
all wastes OF the life Principle within the range
OF this wonder Of Modean Oh. mis,ry, and 3 few
days use will prove 10 any person using IL for
either OF these forms % disease Its tent power to
chrc them. Soii by Druggists, - per bottle.
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6 s con Per day at home. Terms easy,
W Wv Address Gao. SIIxsox Co, Port.
and, Maine. JehS-W-iS7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I'D eAcN WEEK. Agents wanted; particular
We free. J. Worth Co., st. 1oots, No
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oNs Fifty CENT YJIILE

WIN cure more Complaints and prevent the sy stem
against sudden attacks o; Epidemics and Contage.
Gus Diseases the One Hundred D0llarn expended
or other u.edieInes or medical attendance.
The momen, Railways Ready Relief Is appliea
xternaliy or taken informally according to direc-
lAfURfANT.-MineTs,F Farmers, and other
residing in spa sely-se:tied distriets where IL
dlfiiene to seeur. the services OF phyLician RAD
WAYS READY REtIEF Is invaluable. II can
be used with positive Of doing good In all
esse- where pain or discomfort IL experien cd or IL
szs6 with Influenza, Dyph. IBERIA, core 1hrost,
Fad Coughs, Hoarseness. Bilious collie, Innama-
ton Of the Bowies, Stomach. Lungs, Liver, Ksd-
neys; or with Group, Qusrsy. Fever and Ague; or
with Neuralgia, Rezda ne, Lic Doloreux, Tooth
acne. Earaebe; or with Lumbago, Pain In the Back
Rheumatism or with DiarIhs-a, Che era Aorbus
or Dys<nteIy; or with Barns. ScAlds, or Bruises.
or with strains, Cramps, or SpasIns.
The application Of the Ready Relief To the par.
"a parts where the pein dLculty exists. will al
o-d ease and comfort.
~ drops in a half tumblcY Of water will, in . iew
moments, cure Cramps, sPasms, sour Stomach
Searibnin, sick Headache, DrarrhsA, Dysentary
Co.ie, Winl In the Bowels and all internal pains,
Travellers should lsays carry \ bottle OF BAD.
gay 5 Eeis: with them few drops In water
sii. prevent sickness OF paths FROM change o. Va
III.
Il !. better ihan Frs leA Brandy or B'ters a
-tiiUuIJnt.
soIJ h. Druggists. Prize Fifty Cents
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YrHLIE CURED.

DIN. 10HANNAN'S Vegetable Syphilis ure'u
vsr1.ted TO permanently cure 'SYPiiILI-' Ia all
is stases and eradicate he isst ve-tige Of syrh-
80 iurking IN theft blood concealed firm obser-
vaaion in is eoastitstieaa form. thereby leopard
ilng ths health and happiuea Of another, As veil
. tka Il thslr eAsp9ing, should immediately use
~ nsaIelne, and b cured sox LIFE. Price Five
po2lan Honl 70 any addr9,A
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cn1Am cvRI FoR PIIYs.

DR.. DOHANNAN'9 Pile Ofntmsnt' II guam.
I'D ee1taia cure 81 P'Iss, natter vhss fsgn
q bow lsng sanding, In from thsso - I've daya
Prise Oas Dsl1aR. 1oaf 10 aay o1dsUD ny nail
Anasn eaats extEa ioI peoeAG1A
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AVOID QUACKS.

A Victim Of early indiscretion. causing nervous
debility, premature decay &C., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, Is discovred Q
simple means Of self cure, which he will N free
to his fellow-suners. Address ]. h. REEVES
IS Nassau 1t. NeO York. sep23-w-ly
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~AEPcr Day guaranteed usss -
NY 0WoN RaGes W W. Pa. e: 9 o.
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MEDICAL -
DoNDs EXTRACT.
DOND's EXTEACTCTHE GREAT vEGE-

OONUS EXTRACT.
DONDs EXTEACT-THE GREAT vEGE-
table Pain Destroyer Is not q ns1 med.
icine. Fer moro than twenty Ave yeus
i: has been used BY Thousands o! peo-
pie among all classes; aad for purity,
c:eaDliaess. ease Of application ana
prompt curative virtues. csnsOt be
sxoei!ed
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-: - ''' 7'''a@ ::s; -
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cfhce, 2s2 South Water Street, near Lake Street
Bridge, CHICAGO. mavI5-eojSw
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o06xTH1A
" Instant Dress Elevator"
THIS CUT shcvs bow bsautf.
snlly . LONG Shirt 10 ehanepd into .
straight Front walking press by
the INSTANT kLSvaIOs. YoQ can
rs.se your ain while POSING . MAJ
dy place and th0 let Il fall, a. you
l can hep u raised with The ELkSA-
a I0R. IT kesps the din fson he
FIFTH. IT tOoPS the shirt IN =
HTASTEf u ard FASHIONABLE
MANNER IT SAVES more thaa
VIES TINES Its COST. besides hing
CONVENIENT. NEAT, cd
GRACEFUL 1T can b ehsnx<6
from ONE DRESs to ANOTHEE II
Ll,SS than TWO MINUTES
YOU NED But ONE FOR A
DOZEE DRT SsES.
Pre- sEvESTY-FIvE rTNTl
eIeh- Send 2 stamps for postage
1hr shove EltNsTOfs will &c siy.n
fRiE a. PREMIUM TO th. p-ro,
who ssu5s 6l.2S tr ONE WARS
j .lt-eription 10 SSNITu'S PAT
FERN kAZAhR
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2S:lIll I((il3S

Pr1Oo only $40.
| Will knit. heel and toe complete, 20 pairs
stockings Per day. 1t Is ths simplest machine in
the w0rld-l child caa work it. WArraIeed In ey-
cry particular. Send for circular snd samples Of
| work. J. L. BRANSON Gu,
| oct15-2j9 I55 West Madison st., { h ieaRo
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" Every Farmer and
Stock Feeder shou0d have
ono.~
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nJNUS EXCKACT-THE RE0ED TBAT
L Cares NsuEalgia. Innaomatisn, Rheu.
mztism, Lsmeness. Hemorrhage from
the Nose. Guns, LanSs and Doves
Toofharhe Headache haYrhUa- etc.
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TOONu's EXTRACr Is NOT KNOWN To
II aaect or be affected BY the aetion Of
| other remedies. II may Be used in.
- ternally or externally. without the
| slightest danger. II almost constitutes
in itself Q complete Family Medicine
, 1874-03-10

From tie Nc.u lork Tribune, Marci45.
:. a London telegram Of yesterday announces
tho daath OF DR.. Forbes Winsow. This, eminent
plysician antl author was tho son OF q l}rtiah
officer, md was born at london in 1910. 1Io
began his professional studies in this city, anl
continued them OH lliH return london. In 1875
lo became a member Of tho Royal College of
Surgeons, London. and soon aftorward resolved
Ills diploma "a medical doctor at Kings College,
Aberdeen. llo was also, about tho sano time.
Physicians ut Edinburgh. DR.. Winslow's
love for metaphysical and philosophical
re1u!ing led him almost instnctiyoly to tic ill
vestigatton Of mental discusses, and ho became
eventually tho lending authority In England OIL
all questions relating thereto. During sono
part Of his oarly life lc was tue literary staff
OF the London Times, and was also I'LL intluH-
trions writer OF books OIL medical topics, hayiug
produced bofore Ills 3bth yenr two Manuals a
"Alodical Skotch- Book, and III interesting work
called "Tlo Anatomy Of Suicide" l1o aftorwarl
wrote several volumes relative to the reBponBi-
bility OF insane criminals, tho management Of
lunatie asylunls, and kindred subjects. His loBt
known work, OIL "Obaouro Discusses Of tho Brain,
:'rht Published in 1BG0, llaa gone through four
editions IN London and three in this country. The
London Lancet considered 1t 'stho future text
book o1t nlontnl and cerahral pathology" mud I'LL
othor medical authority pronounced IT tho
nlnstor effort OF q great philssophor." DR.,
Wmslow founded, in 1913, tho Quarterly JonrHat
Of Psychological Medicine, which lie conducted
for HXtoon years. About 1877 1lo established
Sussex House. lIammersnith, u privuto asylum
for tho insane, aud for n.auY years gavo that III
stitnsion lia personal supervision. llo Ind 2
large private prastco in oaseH Of insanity and
dlBeases Of tho nervous syssom. 11o was also
frequently CONSULTED aH medical refotohco ~
raaes Of alleged nBRnity In the courts, groat
weight being accorded to Lis opinions.
, 1874-03-10


The trial Of tho caHo Of Tho People Y. Hugh
A1al.or, which should huyo como of yosterday,
Inns beon SGT by agreement for April Q, owing to
the illnossof tho dofondaul's attorney.
At Mitchell i Hathway's, No. 10 South Carll
atroet, signatures arc received for tho purpose
OF beginning daily Episcopal services throughout
tho year. About fifty names i,nvo been obraincts
thus far, and aH soon ~ Tho nu,nbor reaches 100
a mooti,Ig will DO called for tho purpose Ut Ho-
conduct tic services. Daily services aro held
during Lcnt ut No. 80 South Clark Htroot.
At about o'clock Sunday night, whom tho
lis usual orcuit, he heard Ho,no oraoklillE noiHo
in the saoon. On ontorlug Ao found tho illosley-
drawer oil fire, and tho Aoat llal cracked tllu
splsnd!l mirror, worth about sGu0. IIo oxti,.
guiahol tho llnmeH with Il l}aGuock without Civ
lug al alurm. About S100 worth Of gasAcs aud
Rilvorwaro was also destroyed. No otller damage
was done.
rl.mor prevailed yesterday that tlle shirt
niaAerB III tho factory Of WRon Broy. had
struck OIL account Ut reduction in wngos. Tllo
report waB correct only III to limited n,ln,ber
The girls hayo Leon raeolying $3.5U dozon lor
tho machine wark, which enabled tho indus.
trlons to mako S2l d wools. 4 reduction OF he-
twcon and III per cent was mado Saturday
anG BONO OF tho temaloH Doualno anragotl utd
droW up paper protesting nguillBt tho lowering
and asked their ussooiatos to ssgu it. Several
dtd, aul hix quit work Saturday hight, gonoral
asriko waa expected by tho firm, nast an atyor-
tisenlent was nut in Montlay's TRIBUNE for fifty
6lrls. About auyBnty-tivo awaited tho opening
OF tho doors yesterday mornisg, md aoloutollH
woro made to I'LL vacancies, 1t is aaiu to bo tho
, 1874-03-10

The Chicago Presbytory which IL Just now
coming into considerable notoriety. held another
n,oot;ng +, lho prouhv4ori,1 r,,,,v ,,rror n,,,.
dolph and Dearborn streets, yestorlay morning.
T,,o o1,iect ,voa pot IN bonr lin o,,arooa to ho
r, ""' ~ ~ .4o"A suo -A", 6oa " ~
some havo tuforrcil, but to attend to other
,rot,oru NM ,,n,.,,o, III, ,t .,,,,oax ,,.;, d.
rorar sprne moatis w" which p tatas l naca in o
chnno, of tl,o tFh;r,1 prca,vtor;on r,1rc m FIN
=, W.. -u'to ''1'''a on"ten VI 'a'
Tl,o nav. Dr, 11nri Win nroa;doa c,1,ci, rnop
.,o d., IT uaI,,a - r. r ~ ~. "ro.'
J 'T hura ~ IT, "a,o, w. 1no aanlo 4, taesp
hS nn o Of S Sn st TN meong gn were read aud
aworod to tho ca Of tho roll. Tho Rows. Dr. Il. W.
Patterson, Y. .. Gul'cls. Or. SwaZoy, u. N. Bar
rett. Il, II. Hold, MIR, DfcLcou W. L.: Wood T.
II. Trowbridge Arthur Mitchell, N1r. Forsytho,
David Swing, W. @. Young, J. B. Mcclure, @. L.
Mathews, i. @. Davis, Christian Wisner, @. r..
Thompson, Mr.. Curtis, D. S. johnson, md ".
al. Blackburn; Elders Z. D. Cartcr, mud others.
THE SECOND CHURCH.
After tue calling Of tho roll Mr. T. B. Garter
appeared aa Commissioner from tho Second
Presbyterian Church.. aud requested tilo Presby-
tory to grant pormiahion to prosecute the call Of
the Rev. j.. Alonro Gibson boforo tho proBbytory
ot Montreal, to becomo pastor OF tho Second
Presbyterian Church, Chicago.
= A1 tf1A
was hero read, as follows:
The members of the Second Presbyterian Church
and sosesy of tn City Of Chicago, County Of Cook,
and stass q M il9is being o. sufficient grounds
nnra aso, ~ ,9 , a,i,, ot you
experience aud labors hat your ipistratinns in the
Gospel viii be protale to our sprtal interests, do
earnestly cali and desire you to undertake tic pastoral
oitco IN gnid congregation, promising you, in tho dis
charge Of your duty, ali proper s,1ppor encourage
,aeat afiu onealehse IN me Lord Anu That yon may
s, a enses @hn we hereby
por In reunlar n1rrv s IL noxens us i nn'
nj ANIMAL vacation If four weeks trtnw lin tin,o nf
, 1874-03-10
LOCAL LETTERS,

,rrar 1Auruon, Avn r1rr opr,5yr.r rorpr
~, t;e 5,,,,,r ~ Ts. cs;rooo g,r,nu,s.
o'h: As u, LINZ ID ueslfea W elthor Judge
boota or myself ls that the truth may bo known.
hope YOU will allow lna fow words In reply TO
his communication of Sunday morn;pp 1ast
tr,o ;n,,,.a.a,o,, ,.,;o, ill., ..,,,,.,,;aet. l.,
ees.oA "-.sa s..I1 ou1aa''epioaton ~ 10
e"ica'asoo 10 aa'e IL 'lot on'y snat was II error
in stating, i'll my letter OF the 9Th tho Journal,
Court for March. md tint il was Judro ,Booths
tvr h,t ,,,,t ,ra, ,,rotat,,1 ~, 1oa,;,;,.s. ~
ous 1a@s ""a unst3Se'u4 w oosAa'ob W
noa IL, "hethcr my turu or not co1lhsaorl1lg INC
Kindness Of tho Judges to mo during my illness.
cannot conHent to lot tho mutter rcst iu this
way.
Dt,n .,,:.x.xx .,,...
~ suo. ssaent tssuuo po1olo Ivy 'iuose'
my turn to hold that court came only IN April,
December, aud August ut intervals Of eight
months beginning with ADril 1871. When I
roturnod lass fa1l mootinr TN :1ndcca nj I'm
t;n,o ~ IndTo nn'tarsa T,arni Isn,,.ostnd w -,
tha,n tint. while 1 fenrcd 1ho oiIsoI ,1non ~
nv health of holding court In lin olI cnrnrt-
Court. House. 1 would try to do 40 If nv hrctl,-
rel, Desired Il, rho judges roplied. thaf for tho
n,naant' m clanra Ind Hettcr ,o ,na1a Ink tInt
ihev yn,ld m ~, M thcv Ind Ionn .vo ~ ,"s ,S"s
al'aont )toari notl,n1 ,nore ohont I'M mottor "r
.,~ ,soo1ra nst5, Il ~. n,oa n.., ~
, r., t,n rIorl ~ fha smnor;nr rM" t;,at
mdos 1oot yantcj tn arro ,,ae n ao" ,yov S1as Nv
a. B aj In Grm,ni Gnrt N aiav nr ,co wy ~
~ ~ aoo r;.ntn i,s;naus What IL ,.a',S1 T.;
y, u,a' Iono nas ~ linn ~ ~ III nn,n1o H., -. ~ ~
w. 1uoo o r"Nneato r. ,n]d Il IN Mora asa1 ~
~ ,,o cnrrt wnm1j ton ho romnvnJ ~ t,,o na,
,n.,. e.' ~, "a Nnrt s;1e onI wos nfcrna th"t
...,'i II I ,s;,ln,.t nht thara,nna' oaiaI
m"'', nnnt,, a,n oo,o ~ n ,,'',or.i
;,,e Vii, HIN that wnn'd jaold t,S naTo term
, 1874-03-10

David Edwards, Superintendent Of tho Chi~
cago l. Canada Southern Rnilroad wcst Of tho
Detroit River, is in the city on business con-
ncctcd with his road.
Mrs. scott-siddons missed dyoaterday,morning's
express OIL tho Michigan Southern Railroad, a,.d
Us sho had an engagement at South Bend in tho
evening, Mr.. parson, Division Superintendent
Of tho road, put q special train nt hor disposal,
III which she loft ut 1aIf-paat 12 p. H.
John 3. Sherman, Superintendent Of tho
Union Stocli-farts, has gono TO California OH a
pleasure trip.
An item in Mondays paper -Bpoko Of ono
Canpbell WHO lind been Oh il drunk with prig-
o.lor The yontsg gentlemen OF tho satne nano
connected with the Dlarahaps Office desire it
stated that they alo not referred to i'll that para
graph.
Robert Harris, Superintendent OF tho Chicago.
Burlington Il Quincy Railroud, has gono to
Quincy Oh business.
4 moor blind man, 'Louis Muller WHO lies In
hospital III st. Louis, and whoHe tather Nathan
Muller, shoemaker, once lived in Herman. No..
and in 1861 In Dcevillo, ILL, ia seeking for his
will please inform tho Roy. DR.. y. Wolfcustein,
| 6l9 Carroll street, 6t. Louis, Mo.
FERMENTATION DY THE IRISH nrF1rs.
| Tho Irlsh Ritlos, well-kuown military organi-
zation, waited upon their Captain, Edward ].
Cuh1la'At ~ Alh Aohso VI 1ieClhlI1bc avenue lQF
the purpose Of presenting him with a ,magnii-
cent gold medal, beautifully engraved md Iln-
iBhcd: Tho top is crowned with MI eagle STIR
rounded with wreath Of shnnrocks, boneath
Which IL q gold clasp upon Which ts engraved
| "IriAh 1titlcs," on tho right OF the clasp arc
three stars and on tlo loft il stand Of tho M
tonaf co1ory Of Ireland Tho solid portion OF
the medal represents three leading figures
prominent iu Irish history, Tho Maid of
Erin, Tile Irish Bard, and tho Wolf
| Dog, abovo which appears the saniurst. On tho
presented by tho Irish 1illea NJ III undying token
| Of their affection.
After tho presentation speech, Captain CuuuiI
nlndo " suitable roply, stating tlat liH best
| efforts had boon given in order to build IN |,
tisst-clasa Irisb-American military company. He
felt proud Of their handsome present, and truht
oil TINT tho Irish Rifles would in tho future, us
in tho pRat, DO over ready to defoul our glorious
banner aud uphold tho honor Of tho American
llopublic.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacilc--IE1o Hon. L. II. Greene, Wasf.-
ington, y. G.; II. e. Mutt Council Bluffs; 4.
| Romzanl, paris, Franco Charles B. Coubiier,
Philadelphia tho lion. 7. L. Cni$s, Rock Is
land James II. Meadc Philadelphia.
l'almer Uouac-D. s. Bird, Now York; G. II.
Cooke U. 8. NJ: J. l. Wooster, San FranoHco J;
II. 4. Strong, Rochester; u. !. Evans, Cinci',-
l'ati g. II. Allen, st. Louis; n. H. Lewis, Pitts
burg'l. =. fremont Houses. Osborn, Brook
lyn; l.: hphns, Now York :; D.: Hall, Wator-
Crosse; ". Jones, st. Louis; j. Farm, bur-
lington. :. Sherman House-H. Campbell,
Cleveland; G. =. Jones, st. Louis J. NJ. A1er-
rick. Toronto; q. S. Stocking, Cleveland N. e.
Ryder, Syracuse; Z. BlaneAard, New York; J..
a. uawes Omalu O. L. English, Danyille.
, 1874-03-10

Tho petition Of 1ronry Drlsamcyor, who Dr.
sircs to manipulate the lny-AcaloB ut tha Bn,ao
sasno placo, was nlso la!d ovor.
pctttnn from rnR[t!olltH I'll tlht vicinity, roc
o1nmoilod tho ptacing Of hay-acalcs Mt
Nortl, avenue bridge aliil tho appointment Of
Josoph Tookun ha Soalor, WIN postponed until
Wednesday, noxt tho Committee rosolying to
visit tito 1ocntiutt LII n cAr,|age On that day. and
mike III, tliofr minds about 1t.
Tic meoting then adjourned,
Gas.
A meeting of tho qas Committee waB hold In
| tho City fInli yesterday afternoon, md was at-
tout'ol by Aid. Cullorton, Chairman and Aid.
schatrnor and Miner.
Col BALDWIN mil N1easra. Potter and Dopalos
oxpntiatel upon the merits ai,d lnotlus opera1dl
Of tho gus governors Of which thoy woro tho
| roarectivo agents.
| Aid. Scllalfnor understood that tho gaa COM
pantoa could contest tho right Of tho city to ut
+. tach governors TO Tho lnotofs aud thought TINT
the opinion Of the City Counsel should bo OH
Qol, Baldwin aaid iho roopto hod = porfoot
right to control tho gus as tlloy wished, attor it
After discussion l,pon tho nlorits Of govorll-
a2ss s f%a eo s's Ct sSss M S as s %
from $40 apiece upwards, according to tho, oa-
| pacisy Of tho metor, 1t was moved md resolved
| that, boforo any decided actlon was tnken, tho
Chairman, Of tho COMMITTEES procure from the
Corporation Counsel LIS opiuion AZ to whether
the gas conpal!los had my right to irterfero with
tho governors II employed BY tho city and wlloth-
or tue city authorities Ind not tho right to pro-
Good themselves with the manufacture Of tho
goyornovs.
The matter Of tho improved tlmo-tablo OF Mr.
Elins colbert WIS briefly discussed, md tlnally
On motion, , was ordered reported, back to tho
Council without recommendation.
r noAnp or ro11oE.
Iho board Of polco comniastoners holu 4
regular mooting yostortlay afternoon at o'clock;
rresont, G Commlsaloliera mis- Sheridan, Aeno: and
'hloNSo. lug nrss case :aRon nhuer eohsioola-
Lon "fs tnas o. OoIeoliVea fiyflh aha Miller
charged With tue wlllul maltroasmont OF prla-
o''ors under their charge: II 3 BoemH TINT on tho
lath or hooruafy QUO Attrea smith n waB arreHeotl
9,id taken t0 tho Madison street station, wliero
Detective Mllicr recognized hln, az companion
OF thieves aud yagrants, md had him booked as
ragrant, on Which charge nc wna trloh BY Jus
tico scny and Hent to tue bridowol! Tor nin0ty 1
days, but was pardoned ont by tie Mayor. Tho
tirnt witnesses examined woro Alfred smith, hts
1attler. h,s employer, una TWO others, called to
prove his fooa >Gharactof. Inc testimony
went to SNOW tnat [lynn did nothing
bus stand Dy, "hile oit1cer Clark, WY Who
las since Left the force, and ALL
ior .aearclou tno prisoner: Dlllcer Ciark