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, 1874-11-12
A Probable Compromise Hct1vecn tho
Pustdlcrs And 1lunufhCtnrors nj
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Specsat Dispatch to The Chfcano Trtbunk.
P1r1sBuuo. Pa. Nov. l1.--Tho puddlers' and
iron manufactu1ors Committees 4eld another
session today, at which plans for compromise
woro submitted. but not made public, aud will
not DO until they are sanctioned by tho Puddlers'
Union and the. Manufacturers Association,
which will meet probably on Saturday to discuss
the mnttor.
, 1874-11-12

NEW YoRg, Nov. 11.--Olivor Oharlick ID lytng
liz physio.ns boiiayo his recovery inpossiLlo.
, 1874-11-12
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 11.-For tho North
west, tho Upper Lako Region. the Ohio Yalloy,
and 1ennoaaoo, generally cloudy aud cold weather
will prevail with northwest and northeast winds,
high barometer, aud light SNOW iu Michigan and
noar Lake Superior.
LOCAL onHERvATIoEa.
, 1874-11-12

THE TURF.
THE BAN FAANCIaoo nAoEg.
s1x FRANcIsco. Nov. l1.--Tho trolting raoo
bo!uson Fullerton, Oecident, and Chicago L.
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Tho Treasurer yesterday received from tho
Water Commissioners rs rents So. 500, and from
tho City Collector $4,000.
The Finance COMMITTEES OF the Common Coun-
cil yoaterdaJ held secret session in tho Comp
trollor's office, mud further consdersd tho appro-
priations for the Noard Of Public Works.
Alderman Cullorton yesterday stated that ho
was Gathering facts relative to The wants OF tho
Fire Department in general, and ospeciatly in
that portion Of 1t located In the southwestern
portion Of the city,
Tho following correspondence explains itself:
Tas Hon. n. D. C9le". Aayor:
8m: respectfully call your attention to resolu-
ton adopted at tie last regular nesting Of tie COM
mon Council, which, requests that you issue proaa-
nation, calling on tho oltizeua to CLOSE their places Of
business on Saturday, May 90 Decoration Day; Also,
closing tue various city otlicep.
Ru1, air. very respectfully your obodlent seryant,
j, X. q. FonnEsT, City Clerk,
The Mayer thereupon issued the following
proclamation:
In accordance with the provisions Of the resolution
pasge by the Common Council on Ilonday night last
Ia reguar session, hereby rcqueAt the suspension OF
public pusuess In the respective Departments OF tAe
CITY government andtwould respectfully suggest 10
ali psrtoo citizens that they 11oao t,leir pnccs OF
business aud lay aside their usual ayooalons on Batur
day, May 90, Decoration Day. Il. y. CoLy1N
Mayor.
, 1874-05-28
TEE SCOTCH rREsBXrERrANs.

vu~~wr-~.
-, EaG 6ooIca 9t.1,n IA1F,lANs' ~
Tho congregation or tue SCOTCH presbyterian
Church resumed their discussion Of the propo-
rt,on IN rconcst tin presbytory OF Chatham tn
tranater ] ~ tha chnrch nh To thu Amorfcan praslvtorv
lsansiol lno euulon W Ill., na 49,,
o1 Chicago, last evening, tne AcV. mr.. Maolauch-
Ian in tho chair.
Amotion WAS made to restrict speaker to
twice. '' AN ~ 'E' 1'' S1"s ''''' '1"''
A. co,r,r ,,,s,ao5 ,,,ra ,or ,;,o,,, ~ s,oao,,
on his part, but tho chair ruled thnt t'e d,aposi
ton of the whole mattor lay il his own haudy,
THE TRANSFER.
The snh,oct of transfcr VIM t,o, +,aor ",
a.. a ,,,at IT,. "s -, ,, sA"o', w.
air. Co"an wished THAT thoro should oe no DOM
onstrations Of applause Tho church was not q
thoatra:
An old gentleman with Ii comic air, Mr..
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phaaes Of home life In franco. Ho will ba n,
menlborod by many OF our roadorsa az a yo,,n1
man Of grcat promise In hia chosen profcsuion,
saa n sso a sosss 9Ss5 1 gsss hs that ho I
tauy and tx Morao Market in ~ Brittany" ny vii vii
bcar oloso study. They arc really wcn executed.
With poao md expression which ia llfelike ID
tion In Aitken'a Art Gallory to-day.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Paoife-Samuel Dsl,ow, Now York
tho @ Mev. d.. Ayleneo. Now York the Hon Il.
Ho,taO e; MtOrs'1 iio MoT 'sfsey Gap F. NoksEaos
land 4. II. shes' Il. .s'fii d. S1iddlelowo n2e sFo.
Conn. ,:Jadgo.R =; Il. Dewey, Worcester, aiaas.
\. ostorbesg, Fsanktoft Germany. !: -.
gland; George r. Oooho, Louisvlllo; Charles
=. q. Rouse, Oloyelsnd; z. T. Leonard, Spring.
tiold;.. J.. f. Rhodes, Cincinnati B. II.
Nowoll, g.. Louis Q. .. arMsnt. n: D., sara-
5. r. Flint, louisville; 0haslos F: Cnno, st.
Louis, Jas. II. Meore, U: s. A., II. II. Williams
son, Dolfast, ireland; O.. ?; oagoo1.
ms41e RmSssse Ts nas9on otGssas sns e No1 P'n4 4;rt
Il. Qhurchnlan, indianapolis; 81. 3. Anda~
Hon, Now York; D. Dtasot. Louisville. :. !,
:, fremont Honsa-Oharlea s. Beebe, baltimore,
Maurlcc Lowry, Now YORK; a. W. Stantald,
6au branelaoo l.. O.. Lawls, Boston p. M.
Disaoll, Phiadolphis ". O. White, Buffalo !
". Il. Wood, New York,
pH- goAhD0HAN.
nnoctfng Of tho homeopathic phyafcians a
tho city was hold at tile of1ioo of Dr. N. Z. Cooha
yesterday to take action upon tho death DR.. q.
4. ". BoardmAn.
DR.. D. s. Smith WAS cal1od to the Chair. and
O. 8. Eldrid9e, Ii. D.. made Secretary.
1t was movod and seconded TINT DrB. Small
and Ludam bo appointed a committee, 10 pro.
para suitable resolutions touching tho doath Of
DR.. BoArimnn.
The following veror reported by tho Committee.
WnEnEAs In tho dispcpsatiou Of Providence, DR.. II.
midst BY death and
WuEaE4I, For more than 1uastsr Of century ha
bag been Known In this community shilful ply
sician and surgeon !; therefore,
Resoved That We lament tho loss which tho medical
profession and tho community hayo thereby sustained
nut 1t Is further
Resolusd That, in behalf Of tho profession Of thia
city, wo tender our aympathies to tho famity and
friends Of tho deceased.
Tho following gentlemen wero selected as pall-
bearers to attond the funeral: DR.. smith, DR.,
lldlan,, Dr.. Small, Dr.. Beach, DR.. Wilbur. Dr..
Mitchell.
It was moved that DR.. Cooko on the part Of
the profession be appointed master Of coromo.
nies during tho obsequies, nhen the meeting adr
1olrued,
, 1874-05-28

J THE EANTI-SLAVERY REUNION,
Tho Committee OF Arrangements Of tho ap-
proaching reunion OF tho Old Abolitlonists have
igsued tho following circular:
The public nro reminded that this reunion Will bo
hcla III Chicago commencing on the 9th Of June, and
will continue thrce or four days.
Tha place Of meeting wil 10 in tho sscond Baptist
Church, or the First Congrcgaonal-Ao BILLS for tho
Tho lion. John t. Deyeridgo, Governor Of the State
81 Illinois, wl FIX ~, tho address Of we'eo0 precisely
United States, Mill DO present. and has consented to
ar. President for The frat par. Of the exercises
The proceedings will consist Of addresses pertaining
to Tho origin, progress, aud triumph of the ANTI
5layery Anf0r. Also biographical sketches Of prn-
inent actors in this reform personal rcoo1tactiona
md rominsacenccs, aud singing the old songs Of nh-
Among the Biographies viii DO pcn;antn Iundy tho
piqnesr william loyd asrTis9n ths boutor
Or. @. Bailey the editor Of the National Ira: Osen
1ovejoy, tho Congresasnan: oharlea Sumner, the
jurlst; john Brown, tho hero Of the ghlows Aiyron
HALEY, tbs foandof q the Liberty purity James 9.
tinguehsl us writer's, Or politicians or mnrtys ~ j.
!, asdings, SAMUEL Lewis Charles Duskee, Thaddeas
Ths liutchinsons, Of tho Tribe Of Asa. and George
y. Clark tho Libery Singer will ho present aud lcad
Distinguished men from distant parts Of the coun-
try. aneh William Lloyd Gnrrison. William doolell
he oldest iaborer editor sud writer aged s George
ill., aud many others have promised or confidently
expo0tcd to 10 present.
1N pcoplo-iuon and romon old and young, and
young people particulary-ars invited.
grand concert will he gtven on tho evening Of tho
12th Of luue for the benelt OF the reunion, by tho
Hampton students, company al splendld singers Of
young en,auripated alayea, who sing with gruat eec;
tho songs Of tho plantation, after tho stylo Of tho
It Ia proposed as the reunion to sing the Liberty
nongs which nre contained n thu book published by
Soil MinBtrcl.
The Committee wish to procure the OF many Of
these boos for the reunion. lorRoIB In tho Northern
part Of Illinois where the book was considerably
uBed are requested 70 look for them, and, II they ln1
any, bring them With them to tho reunion tho 9th
OF Juue Or, writing their names nnd ndarsbses In
the send by post to the Office OF Allen pinkartou l93
Fifth avenue, Chicago. aud they will bc rosuraed 10
the owners nfter the meeting.
, 1874-05-28

The Rev. John Woods, Presbyterian minister
At Fort Wayne, Ind, In u acrmon Oh tho Swing
tsinl, preached last Sunday, expressed himself ~
follows:
IA Judicial investigation the trial was ridiculous
farce throughout. Nothing but tho splendid argument
contempt The prcjudlce agaiuat the prosecutor and
the sympathy with the ac:uHed, gu tho part Of tho
Tho declaration is In some respects one OF tbs
mos remarkable papers that was ever presented to an
ecclesiastical body. In 1t Prof. Swing lnaintas that
torlc Presbyterian Church. And to show What historic
rreslyerania,n ls 10 quotes from Jonathan Edwards
wo to DE- w ha
Church, and for whuse utterances the Presbyteriun
Church Ia moro respona!he than sie Ia for tho de-
Pope. II IL Ill old device Of the enemy to pick ont
some obnoxious sentence from tho writings Of ndi
iutherens arc to 10 heltl Responsible for everything
TINT Luther 1nAy have said, and prosbyerana for all
that John Calvin wrote, ne shan ha'o heavy burden
to carry,
The last number Of tho Standard the Baptist
organ, BnyB:
Ws can but atmlro the spirit With which DR.. Patton
lnB discharged tho unpleasant otllca Ut prosecutor
which was Imposed Kim by h!s own conscientious
conyictIons Of duty ~ well by hose Of many Of Als
brethren. Ills address in presenting the besoro
tlp preabytery WAS ahle, dtgnhcd, courteous aud we
Presbyterian Confession Of Faith. And, witlal. l4o
Hh0WtQ l1HHeH tho unflalAu Gcut1tAAAA luEuABAoAt1
tntunt 0lly Oh doing hs duty to God aA Ills Church.
Prof. Hwinas following hus becn n vesy % nnforsnuato
evangelical ,nnister Of tho Gospel. lie Aas had tho
whole "llberal element active III Ills bchaH all who
aro opposed to, IND who would overthrow, evangelical
Chr!atlanity: unitariAnB, Uniyorsaltats the datly
press, inde!a Of loose rcsIonb opinious, aud Of
no opinions at I'LL, have besn hB aoye md claorois
supporters aud claqters ut tho trial. Judged BY tAo
coinpnuy he il in. by those who spraTe,tly the
,ot Interested Ii, his acqultta and thsro y no uis;
certainty 10 bis proper position. distngui,hsa
railroad o1huiul, WHO III Uniyersnltst, remarked,
before tue trial was thought o that he ent to hear
Prof. Swing preach becanEe he was heterodox." Anu
W. have uoticed that togo liberal" etelodox pso-
pic, always very quick to discover when minister
OF in evangelical church IL unEound and shaky.
lint craftsmanship and outward pressure @ 60 great
ways, own III religious bodies, oapecally ~ III this
cusc whom the otenss conp!ans Of + rather lndiA-
tincy tehned ind iB accompanied with kindly Rp1r
IL, broadly Humanitarian, md ths poetic Imagery ad
generally souul 1ospel aoG.rines which nre to 10
found In most of Prof. Swings aeFlnoaa.
But Prof. Swing will soon bo beyond the reach
Of praise or b!a1Me. Ile IL going up into Wis
oonsin for wosh'a ilshing md shooting. On tue
10Th OF June, in company with Henry Ward
neochor, Dr. ohapin, tho Iev. Mr.. Alger, Dr.
Powers, and o few others. he will depart for
two weeks trip to Colorado.
, 1874-05-28
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev. W. A. Bartlett has temporarily post
poned hls trip to California.
vlning Bowers, ot New York, IL registered at
tho fremont
Err. Meyers, General Manager Of tho Pan.
uundlo Road, u at the fremont.
"a. Harvey, prominently identified with tho
commercial interests Of baltimore, IL At tho
Palmer HouHe.
Ex-hIayor J. Medill and family arc expected
to arrive IN Chicago atter their European tour
soma timo In August
Mr. W. B. Baird, q native artist OF this city,
who has resided for the last Elk years In Paris,
has recently sent homo series OF nearly fltty
sketohes, most Of which represent dine1ent
, 1874-05-28

Tho sale Of seats for either of tho throo Lt,ccn
concerts next week will commence at Hooloy's
Theatre this morning.
Tabernacle Division, Sons Of Temperance, will
hold public meeting In tho chapel OF tho WASH
ingtonian Homo, No. 572 West Madison stroet,
this evening. Readings, music, roolthtionB,
singing, oto. Admission FREQ. All aro invited.
Tho Rev. Edward A. Terry lectures this oven-
ing before tho Union Catholic Library AEsocia-
tion on "The Poetry Of Genesis"
Tho Custon-H ouee will be closed Saturday
Decoration Day,-but tho "night" Office at
Rush struot bridge will DO opon during the dsy
for the entry and clearance Of vcascls.
There will b an entertainment this evening at
Unity Church, corner Of North Doarborn and
Whitney streets, to raise money to replace the
gramme will consist Of the story OF ''1Ia1 aud
Maurice, and their tricks" illustrated by tue
atereopticon. some music, and FARGO, Tho
Irish Tiger" The performance will begin at
rear Of tile church, On Whitney atreet.
The tonth lecture In tho spring course Of the
Sunday Afternoon Lecture Society will be given
nt the usual time and place, next Sunday, by
Mr.. A. B. Keith. On Possible Social Conditions
Of tho Future"
The Indies OF St. Paul's Church, taking time
by the foro1och, will give strawberry festival
IN their new church, michigan avonuo nohr
Eighteenth street, Friday evening. Admission
freo 4 large attendance ia anticipated.
All mombers Of Templar Lodge 4io, ]. o. o. r.,
are requested to pe punctually On hand this
evening, at their hall, southwest corner Of Waah-
ington and Desplainea streets, for work in the
initiato1y degroo and for the transaction Of
other important business.
This evening, tho Michigan Avenue Dramatic
Club give another Of their delightful entertain-
meats Ut Standard Hall, for tho benefit Of
stitution, and being now rather short OF funds,
the Cl. b havo kindly consented to holp them out
by giving them benefit, and 1t III to be hoped
that they will DO greeted by full houso. Tho
drama, broad On the Wators, will be ropeated
By special request. This is the second time that
thoy hayo boon called on to repcat it, which
speaks we'll for the amateurs. This will be fol-
lowed by the farce. ~ Heads or Taila." Those
not having tiokots Gun got thom ut the door.
, 1874-05-28
CRIMINAL,
TIE CRIMINAL COURT.

Edward Mcaoyern and Timothy Lorden ware
tried for the larceny OF dictionary and d lamp
from Eliza Hn1pin. found guilty and sent to the
County Jail for ten dayH. :,
Edward Payne and John Ferguson ware tried
for vagrancy Tuesday, and tho Jury returned q
sealed verdict, finding both guilty. Ferguson,
being under age, was remanded; Payne's puniHll-
nent was A1od at imprisonment for thirty days
in the Penttentiary.
John We!oh pleaded guilty to the larceny OF
iron from tho Northwestern Transportation
Company, and WAS remanded to await son-
tence.
Dora Costello was tried for stabbing Minnie
Brown In tho eye with = pockot-knifo and found
guilty of al "aasault with intent to do bodily
injury" On account OF her age. and promises
OF good behavior in the future, sentence was
suspended.
Owen MCCARTHY pleaded guilty to tho larceny
Of ~ from Frederick Onochat, aud MAS acu-
tenced to the County Jail for ten days.
Eugene 1lorlarty, who pleaded guilty to tho
larceny of d quantity OF lead from the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company, was sentenced ia
ak months in the House Of Correction.
Jennie Brown pleaded guilty to the larceny OF
clothing from her employer, and wae sont to the
House Of Correction for Bix months,
Charles Scott and Robert Tlompaon, tue
brace of thieves who, on tho night tile Globe
Theatre burnt stolo trunk Containing tie
clothing Of Bridget Hunt, a servant girl in q
West Madison street boarding-houBe, wero tried,
found guilty, and their term Of imprisonment
fixed at four years in the penitentiary.
Charles Tierney pleaded guilty to three indict-
ments for petit larceny, aud WAS ramanded for
aonteneo.
TIE POLICE COURTS.
Justice Boyden disposed OF tla following Of
fondora yoHteraay Hattie Corbridge. drunk
and disorderly, $40 ]; George Hall, yagrancy,
$40; Annio Martin, disorderly, $15.
Barney Rogers. George Trayner, and Marshall
, Kelly paid $40 each towards swelling tho cash
account Of tho City Treasury yesterday by re-
quest OF Justice Kaufmann, for making an un-
bearable nuisance Of thoir promises.
Tho case Of O'Leary, OF whom mention has
beon made, for receiving stolen goods and con
avenue, was up yesterday and continued until
Saturday undor 5000 bonds.
Justice Kaufman disposod OF tho following
peace warrant, continued til June. unaet
bail; Henry Frank, Gourgo and John DreHhlor,
cutting sod within city limits, $40 each Conrad
Ulrich, bonds III $500 to keep the peace.
till Of Philip Best, brewer, Mt tho oorner Of Erie
aud Union stracts. OF wallet containing $4,000
in notes. Yesterday morning ho waB before
Justice Bcully to answer to the charge. The
evidence iu the caue satisfied the Justice that, II
the prisoner did not takc tho wallot himself, he
undoubtedly knows who did do it, and therefore
continued the case till June l, placing naubel
under $500 bonds for his appearance.
Jerry Mllllngton was arrestod at his houoe on
Third avenue last evening by Officer Trainer,
aud lodged in tho Armory, on suspicion OF being
engaged In burglary committed last Sunday
lilo ~ IL
, 1874-05-28
THE BOSS FAMILY.

Another move "aa made yesterday BY Mrs.
Boss, Inner suit against hor husband for divorce,
by motion for farsher injunction to provont
tho defendant from entering the house No. 1000
Wabash avenue, whore chs resides. She states
, 1874-05-28

/ s6e, ,a5a. ~
The receipts for the past lscal year from Juno,
1s ns a9s a Tses re- f,9 all e.
same time was S81, 1881, which Is included in
| tic tletallod report. The amount received from
income and relief acoruiug the past year
amounts to about 825. 900. aud accruing cxpcnBos
for same time about s22, 200; Ths gns property Of
! mated receipts tor tho ensuing year arc about
I 827. 600. rho estimated expenses for tho samo
! timo arc S24000. The Troasurer's statements
for JAN J. 1879, showed tho institution In dobt to
leaving debt Of s98.00o. Stated Tho same way
now, tho debt cQuals 92000 with nBsets due ol
$1,000, leaving debt Of $85000 aooUiug ro-
duetion Of ~, GOO since Jan. 1, 1874.
The following WAS passed
Resolved That the 1netptera Of tho Faculty Of Gar:
ratt Biblical Institute be requested to visit ~ many Of
the annual conferences as they may end pFacttcable
md M Interest," q -. I.s 1na n'ao
After dibposfng OF some unimportant routine
business, tho meeting adjourned.
On yostortlny morning, the Rev. Q. J: oow1es,
Oshkosh, Wis. prouohod In Heck Hall Chapel
on +" Cur Deus Honor" .botore moagro audi
enco.
At 1890 O'clock Al iuteresting address upon
''Woman ~ Ohriatanizor." Was delivered at
Hsok Hall Chapel, by the Rev. N. X. A1tel, Of
Egin. ILL.,
To-aay's programme includes 'Reyiow Of
tho Doctrine of Holiness" by tho nov Emory
Miller, Of Davenport, at 0 o'clock ;; tho annual
Hortnon before tho Biblical Institute, BY Prof.
William x. Ninde, at 1880 O'clock and tba COM
,nsneement o1orolaes Of tho Institute which will
bo hold atthe First Methodist Church at o'clooj
this afternoon, according to the following
PROGRAMME,
Trio" Dear Lord, accept this heart Of rninc.p
Prayer.
Grafton" Our Plans;" by =. q. Davis. CALI.
pollB. O,
oraton-" The Public conaolance !" BY George &.
Qusrtetta-" Thsres purest music In tho heartn
oraaon-" john Huss:" by ". o. Poet, West Wob-
ofatien-" Dignity Of Man !" by A. 8, Guttle, pus.
wash, Nova BcotiR.
ouastette-" It will 30 summon time by and BY"
Bradley Chicago.
8: nshop M Rt!zs E::sy-" 1usplsatiou !" by George
Duct" David aud 0oliath,n
Presentation of testimonials and rsizes.
DiKmtsson,
:. President Fallows OF the Illinois wcsleyan
Uniyeraity. B!oomington, will discuss "Tslous
Tor Growth" this ovcning, st tho samo place,
The 1st strawberry festival of The seaaoa utll
, 1874-05-28

A regular mocting Of the Village Trustoes
WAS held Tuesday evening. Tho only business
transacted pzevious to tho private conference
on tho water-worka question was the annual
approp rintion bill. Following are the sums apS
pronriated for tho purposoa named, for the com.
inn wear !:
, 1874-05-28

10 tht Editor Of The ch1caao Tribune:
SIN: llost Of tho lako-ahore residents havo
bio on every afternoon Of tho last fow days, aud
groat number of persons who wore not favored
with tho sight havo worry probably smiled oyer
tho lucid explanation which !" J. a. r." gavo In
; Tuesdays TnrDuNE.
W, 1. T." nust bo worry benovolont man,
for no other would have takon SUCH palna to on
lighton erFing humanity; but II would have givon
us a more favorable impression OF him could ho
have had bottcr luck in ''rooaltug bis elementary
knowledge Of tho aclence Of optica," II eneh .
thing ever existed. As It WAS, ~. A. R.'sn
original and rather co1nloal theoryJ RI all
previous conceptions Of our scientists. Still ho
must bo right, for " ho has been thoro."
But it has boon demonstrated TINT ray Of
light, passing from ono stratum Of mir to another
which has dinerent doneity, 10 bent from Its
coureo. In acoordanoo with thl9 low, tho rays Of
light, aftor leaving tho Michigan shore {not ono
of Calu1nnt's ln4es). pass through tho densc,
to raise their heads through the light stratum
above; and ao though 'strik!y tomprans,' thoy
SO on bcndor, and aro turned downwards.
When they. reach our eyes, To 500 tho ooast
from which they como as II II woro situated ut
tho bend, since NC hro unable TO appreciate tho
departure from tho straight md marrow way. In
proof OF this let mo say chat tho mirage shows tho
confguration Of A1ichigan's troo-coyorod Band-
banks 80 plainly that persons taking a trip
directly ACROSS tho like arc ablo to recognize tho
portions OF tho coast whoseTotracted Image they
have soen from Chicago.
Moreover, 1t ia somewhat absurd to huppose
TINT tho shore OF ono OF Cnlu1not's tiny lakes
would cover the entire Eastern hurizon but
perhaps thoro is some subtla point In tho itali-
cized photographed" which escapos ma and It
Is moro absurd to think that the Western coast
Of tho lako should be reflected In the Eass when
tho Bun ia low. To ann up, theae are our rola-
tive positions in regard to tue nirngo Ho
attributes 1t to reflection nud Calumot sand-
banks to refratlon and tho coast Of Michigan.
hope J. 4. Il. 3 no1t attempt at original The
orizing will meet with bottor sucoess aud, II tho
undersigned happens to be mistaken, trust his
philanthropo soul will deal gently with the er-
ring. HARRY P. B.
CHICAGO, Msy ~, 1874.
, 1874-05-28

In hor affidavit thnt tito dofoudanS's tomrer Is
very violent, TINT llo is doing no business, aud
1tvoa on hcr earnings that hc boasts he hna
always had Ills own way in mattera pertaining to
tho house, and nways lntoudB to, and eho
Thinks sl,o ought not to bo obliged to
support Buch Husband. 1Io hos developed
remarkable longing nftor tloor-koys, and Inns
a6slraoted all ho could find from the various
doors Of tho house. with the Wow possibly of
howoyor, he Inns encountered somo difleultios IN
the pursuit. of Ills hobby. Taking tho front door
koy was an oasy mattor, but, when an attompt
waa mado on tho rooms Of tho boarders, the chsc
MAS mora difficult.
About week ago he was seized with m nm
comfortable dosire to haya his olook in hfa
daughters room. Tho door wnH looked, but .
fcw applications Of tanned ooWhlda caused 1t to
Mrs. Boss, he gavo hor poco Of his mind by In
limiting IN torso language that nln WAS al utl-
washed femhlo Of tho tame nationality rs Chris
tine Nilsaon, and that her provous employment
had boon to supply tho ,paper-mills with renl-
gutter.
Ills temper roso tho moro he talked, and he
Arished hiB semarka by striking hor IN tho faoo
and throwing, tho clock At hor, knocking hor, or
to DO partial. ho gavo tho ea,no treatnent to his
daughter until she cried for help Mrs. DoHs
thtnks the boarders will leave unleHs her bus
band la excluded from tho house, and
IN support Of such allegation she al-
ducea tho nf1idavite Of fow Of her
boardora, Who intimate, TINT they will change
their, quartors unless tloy aro relieved Of Mr..
Boss presence.
Mr. King, on behalf Of Boss, road an affidavit
Of tho defendant, whoroin he maintains his In
noceuco or showa q remarkable forgetfulneaa Of
any o1aaperatng or cruel conduct.
Judge Moore then refused tho oomplainAnt'a a
motion, md rologated the parties to their man-
sion, where thoy can, and doubtless will. fight It
out alone.