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routo IA projected, and to be aually built. Tha
northern nud of tho limo ts not 10 we'll under
way, but Is now pushing for1nrd very rapidly.
ago Of Dolphi. Ind, toward Dyor md
time hetwoen Ens|emood md Dyct. The con.
tractn ilavo boon awarlod to contractors lately
a. work on tho Baltimore Is Ohio. It In tho H.
rlc:ed to indianapolis within your from tho
proHent limo.
THE cn1oAu0 PACIFIC.
lilo Chicago & Paelic Railroad will com'nntlch
to ny 'lo ison on tho rnad-bod from E!gi' west
to B7rolt, Oh tho Hook N.7er, Nnv /. Tho rbnd
Ia exDantea to bo cuIuplatet nI tho 1st Ut Jan-
uary. The last cargo OF iron will nrrlyo hcrc
during this week.
AtpuIarMESTs.
s1r. j. Htckson, furn,eily Treasurer OF the
Grnud Trunk llatl|av, has nesn a,Ipuillted Ger
oral Matagcr OF the roa1, IN place Of Mr.. Lyman
DrylEcs, raRiguod.
a1r. j. Il. Iilbbs, formerly Superintendent Of
Telegraph Of the ChcaTo, Burlington d Quincy,
linn boon appointed Division Superintendent. III
raco Of AIR. Ledynrd, momuted to q poa.lou on
tho Michigan tanlral.
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS CONVENTION.
ST. Louis, Oct. 23.-Iho Romi-unlun! lnootng
Of tho General Freight Agents Of tile Unltr,l
Stntea aud CAnn1a wAH hold 1T tho Liudell uolei
this nfturnoon. but nothing worthy nf Moiice WIS
done, other tll.u that tile representatives. uf tho
several freight mud dispatch lines held Bopar-
ato mentinG for nudting mud sattltt. nccotlntb,
rreparaiory to tho Innin work Of Tho Convention,
which III tn make tho winter rates.
, 1874-10-29
THE CITY.EALL.


Aid. Qnirk and Cleveland are spending the
mott OF their time IN the ollict Ut thu Board of
Public Works, looking after ths interests OF thor
ward.
hlr. Barry, Secretary Of the Sewerage Depart
nlent, has for the past two waekH been confined
moro or loss 10 his hume on account Of soyero
attaclz of rheumatism. la is barely able to bo
about.
1t present the City-Ha!l Ii almost entirely
deserted. Almost all tho regular AabitueB arc
out electioncoring. Tho saloons acroas the way
aro doing u thriving business.
Tile Boston delegation Yesterday took trip to
tile crib. rendered thom BY Messra Steal L Mo-
Aa!,on. They wero accompanied by the Mayor.
Huarll Ut fnblio Works. a1ld several other prom
incnt ctizona. In tho afternoon, Pre4llout
Richborg, Of tho Board Of Education, escorted
them to tho IIayon School.
Tho Board Of Public Works yestertlay oponed
bids for tho paving OF Jo1foraon street, from
Vnn Buren, to IIarriBon Rsreot. The lowest bid
tler was u. Harrington. The Board also talked
over tho sewerage coutsnctB which have not yut
boou awarded, but reached no decision.
The German Society yesterday requested the
MaYor to revoke tho liceiiae of the Eaglo IIouao,
on South Cahnl street. The houge le kopt by
ono Il. Abt, wli0. it IL olaimed, Is continually
gwisdling em!grantb. aud has been arrested mud
fined for tho olronHo. The Mayor will inycsii-
gato tho matter thoroughly before rendering sny
decision.
, 1874-10-29
SUBURBAN NEWS.

EVANSTON,
A meeting Of the VilInge Tr,lstceh WAS hold
Tuesday evening, afeHArs. Gilbert, Gage, Mann,
and Wddor being present.
Thu following bills, with other minor ones,
wcro approved:
Aiahon d Lcary, hauling atone for cnEino-
house, 8128; Northwestern Railroad Company,
freight OIL water-pipcs, a2l5; I. P. Corbitt.
hydlant boxes, $50; G. W. Reynolds, streot-
croHHinyH, 34t.
The SPECIAL Committee on Water- forks. on
Motion OF IrliHtco Gage. was authorized to om-
ploH gu o11Etncor and lircntun to tako charge of
tho Water-sVorks when In operation.
1he consideration Of a lengthy ordinance pro-
vldlnE r'tloa and regulations for tho governments
nnd management or tue Wnter. Works sya.nnl Ut
tho village occupied considerable Tins. After
fnliJ discussing al! tho points Involved, the
ordinance was atopted, and 1t was decided to
print 900 :olfes fnr general dtHsribution.
:To now melnbera having beon eoctctl to tho
Board, President Gilbert announced tho rot,r-
I;anizatton Of tlo btAnding cu'nlnitteas as fol-
Iowa:
Ftnantn and E1ttfna a-Gage md Manu.
Hnfer. .forI ri aa,tl XIII ler
Stlttts una 4 AIcY5-kj.lcr s.,+t Gllnshnrd.
stseet i.aM, ,s-ilftcr md Blanchard.
Spt:iai lsseS s'HtAs mi sat., ,--.lln.I aud aaRe
Io.ica H'a iii,r.-H:llrld :nd GsSe.
4st,rera7e-atnnu nti uagu
JHa2esQfH, i'tts, and Gu1dtcisot-Wi1ard and Kid
der.
Adjourned for ONO weok.
Tho body Of n ,nal1 was found in the lake at
Evanston yesterday morning. J,lstlca utrreY
1InpnHeled Jury, wtln brought lin II verdict of
accidental dea Il, by falling in the lako When i'll
toxicnted. Tho nhn was identified al s. O..
Lundo, Of Eranason, ta,lor by trade
, 1874-10-29

arc otton obliged to ride IN those oarn In tho
EVENING" to tho ovs arieing from rude and
dru1ikon rowt]ies, who take advantage Of pas
eengcra III car uuprotoctod By n conductor
No driver should bo expected, or roquitad, at
ono and tho aamo trno, to giyo ha attention to
hfR lloraeh, guard biz car from coIlinton, watch
for passengers at tho cro.sinqs COLLECT fares,
make change, koop order IT. lila car, and nstond
to signals for stoppagcs. Thono t!l,lgp arc, for
tho moBt part, lilo duty ofn conductor, and
should bo performed only by tho conductor,
and 1t IL nothing moro nor loks
than 3 groBs imposition upon tho public
for this Company to Introduce this ulgGardly
system Of naktng tho pHBsesgor perform tho
duty Of Lilo conductor In order to save his wages
palpab]y unjuet that It has long hoon mattor OF
astoAialln'ont TO It's to Witness with what pn-
tlenca ami kindly forboarAnco tho public has
borne tho inllEction Of such \ groaa inpoHttion.
Ihora Ia ITO moro reason why this Company
Hllould claim such immunitleB at tho exponse Of
ita patrons, than thai tho Michigan Central
ahonld dispense NTH ita conductors, and obligo
t1aTeiera to go through tho. traip
toas Go es: " II osr 5 sespss e na lin as n' ,t To-
Such course would douhtloss Bayo money to
the Stockholders, hut wo fancy The howl Of i'll
tfgnation that would salute tlloir ears from all
outraged public Wonld goun coustraiu them to
adopt tho old aud bottor nothud. In balnh,
thoH, OF tho public interests and of common
IuRtico wo deBir6 to call tho attention Of the
Company to tllia mtlch-needod reform. Give liz
what wan guaranteed to uB when tho road wRs
established. namely, safe, comfortable, and
surod, the pationce of the people or Chicago.
shougl. very forpcaring, is By no moaisa meg
haua,ible. CITIZEN.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10, 1874.
, 1874-10-29

gentleman gave him no encouragement
The TRtnuNE's informant oallod the attention
OF the nbovo-nniucd officials to hls requoat, but,
being poor)y-appearing man, they troaled him
With contempt aud reluscsl to lston fnrthor 10
Him. 11o Htates That tho Jamos and Younger
brothers have not been concerned III the railroad
him and other Western ofticern as such.
lilo aahoyts in emphatic tosms TINT,
hal the railroad Authorittea aasiBtod
him, ho could hnva cnptured tho gang.
mud nphsafda The officials for failure to protect
tho lsreH and property Of paebongera.. Tho
informant fnrtller states TINT tho gnng Ia COM
POSED of four n.on, ono Of whom, IL known by
thu namo Of William hfunlt. for wl,oso arrept Ito
hn.n warrant. Tile oflcor bears good credentials
flom Soinasxa authorities. aid laItora from
Government oilioaa in this city.
, 1874-10-29

Gront Snle Mt Paris. Ky.-Thlrty.Savn
A7eud Hiring s5S.G75-An AvcrMUc Of

Gront snle Mt Enris. Ey.-Thlrty-fivn
a7eud Hiring s56,Gs5-An Average Of
Sk.BSb E:i,cD,.
sptetat Diatateh to Tht Chteaao 7r,bana.
PAn1H, Ky, Oct. 28.-To-day tho Unframed
md wo,ld-rcnowned London Duchess herd Of
Edwin g. Bedford waa scattorod to tho four
winds Of TIM earth, rovcn of them bringing
s24.6G0. Every State In tho Union entered
hot contest for those noble anin,as. bu. Kon-
tnc1y and Illinois carried OF the prizes. Thin IL
the greatest aale over hold on Tho Continent.
lilo following is the list Of puroasora:
T., donon nncss. cn', pen sao John g. Kenncy
dsnhana Sn?S psIsis Toon ' etc., J. 81
k:2oo, =. II. gisy, ,5r, r.r'B Ky.; Linden Duchcsa
a;s @ pnop III spfDt" pssrs s3t Ill., % ss 1ss, Maatl
1iallow'y. slonmoh, ILL.,: London Duchess 7tt,,
months roam oalf, 81 150.
Tile f,nost London Duchess at tl,e lot to j. II.
spcars l. sons Of tI'alula, III. With this closed
ant tho mon! fnnaus family III America, mixing
an average OF e9.52l per hand, tho largest over
n,atla on any tau,ily in the world except tho
puro Duclosncs. Then came tho cowH;
1 Go oSl. @ M s 20 ssns Pafs H.
monton. Ont.; .Luaan Of Woodland VIA, t55o-n
% nh e.aisn ' q, oaklaad, sl;17o. j., ,Niese!s''
Gn0QllQHt0nt LII. hI%Il1 0@DFGT Aut 3'.Ht
lit iii DUKE Of Mratte, month l.. oii, p
4ss " p.4s 4ss' M hy Ill., es,ss aosst s sS ae w.s;
$1,000. I. + Tlon!raon, Mnthos.er, r.; imported
showa That good white onea will sell, Gronu! 81 800,
@ lstss Sses. Rs sbo III p:sa M asi,s sS y Hs %aa
Mid Vlla, $9!J, J. Eiccos. Bloomington, ILL.,: t!tly
as;sa 5s;ss 4 H. S'' Edward K. r0'a'' North Midi
With this finished the cows On tho list, roallz-
ing an avorngo Of 81 ,D95.
| The first bull OH tho liBt waa 21st Dnkc
Of Airdlac, tue best breeding bull on this
continent. 1lo wont 10 gracn tho pastures of tho
tloted Forest Hill herd. ownod BY ]. Il. Spears
II HoiIB, ut a7,046. bottor selection to till tho
| {llace Ut Cherub could not have boon mauo in
| tho nhort-horn world.
Other sales Woro as follows:
London Duke 10th, $a,1oO. 8. Meredith l. Sons.
s3,6uo, 4. il. Duncan, Towanda, III; London Dnke
l3th $5o0, Abort Crime, Durham Park Kau. Wood
n pm;sgs m;g K4l9s 4a9 { c:o 9ha ns nsaas st
y. IT, Richardson, I.ex,ngtcn, Ky: Northumberland
81, 535u + ]. Darbes. PARIS, KY Oakland Duke "a,
T. j. Barbee, farIs. Ky sscoa Marauls of nuts, s2so
D. G. Anderson, Alouu, Sterling, Ky. Bcrtrain $24u,
esastss erns ais @ ,.nes ss
duth, Newton, lily.
| With tlts closed tho most noted aao 10 short
! horns, excopt tho great Now York mills aale one
| ycar ago.
Hall l. Bedford sold forty-Avo head of ycry
choico animals at prices from $3.50 to Il 500
each, milking an average OF 945D, aud were sold
to tho diraront breeders Of tho country from
almost every State In tho Union.
/ These BnleB hnve Shown most eoncluBiyoly
that brighter prospect ia in store for the short
horn interest Of our nation than tho most san,
| suine bad over anticipated. Tomorrow the sale
d B. D. Groom, Of Winchester, KY, will take
| place, aud Will, like this, be U grand success.
, 1874-10-29

The Influence Of Hind Over Matter
a xyiic Preserved from Violence by
II I1rsirlattten f1tlsbn,1d-iE clnpse and
sudden DcAtils
Ai"aaus pa!1ey {ost ~, e9grs'po"as"es u the
On Saturday last au itiuorant peddler entered
the houso Of James Tolint living uoar this puce,
and proceeded to display hs wates 10 Mrs. Toiu,
desplla her assertions that Bhe did uot wish to buy
anything. llr. Toln waa confined to his bed, and
Ind been so confined for many years, being 40
crippled with rhou1aatism that it bud been long
impossible for him to leave his bed unless carried
frum It., After showing his goods, aud Mrs. Toiln
not buying anything, the poddler connouccd .
the Lolpless condition OF Sfr. Tolin. Finally lo
made III Insulting proposal to Mra. Totill, and
she Indignantly ordered him to leave the house.
Instead he approached her and selzod hold Of
her, snying, with an oath, that aho was iE hin
poMor. as hor husband WIS All good rs deud.
Mrs Toliu, being delicate woman, ran scream-
lug uto anotlier room. Tin peddler followed her,
anA, beforo she could escape by tho door, caught
hor again. A desperate struggle enaued between
them, aud Mrs. Io!iu waH thrown violently to
the floor by tho powerful villain. Mr. Ton hau
becn all the limo witnasB OF the struggle, lying
puN erless III his bod. At tho sond OF Lila wilo
falling on the floor, however, nud her frantic
shrioks for MD, he sooued to bo endowed with
| supusnAtural power.
Under the influence Of that power l,o spraug
from tho bed he hnd been unable to loavo for
years. Seizng . heavy orutch that stood near
the bed, ha rushed into the room where the
struggle "as going on. Mrs. To!in Ind succeeded
IN reGainlrg hcr foot, but tho pedaler had
graspud her around tue whist and was eudoayor-
Ing again to throw her. Az hIr. Toliu eutefcd
tiie roUul, tho singular spectacle Of bolridtlen
cripple 1aBtening to tic defense OF his wife
seemed 10 pAra!yze tho scoundrol, and ha stoud
Aiatlng as If in trunco At tho approach OF tic
husband. Alr. To}in, neryed by unnatural
strength. brought tho crNtch down over the head
, 1874-10-29
SOUTH SIDE sTREET-RAILWAY

L.
10 Tie Editor u Tic Chicago Ifioa'ss:
Bin: We presume no ono will deny that. when
valuable rights aud privileges arc rnlinquAlod
by tho public in favor Of private individuals or
corporations, tho public has tie right to expect
mud demaul in roturn full measure of re-
muneratiou therefor. II tho privilege so grant,
I'd III right of way through public street III
order to establish railway-tiack thereon tho
public has an unquostionable right to demand
Tint thoac WHO travel Oh tlat railway shall layo
:he best accommodations In travelling that tho
uaturo Of The case will admit OF. Tho right il
clearly mutual one, and tho road is to be run,
not in the interests Of tho Company merely,
but for .ho advantage and. good OF
tho publc re well. Tho measure Ut rights aud
eQuity attaching to either party llopenda OIL cir
ruu.stancca. FROM roadB on which there il
great anonnt Of profitable travel, it il reaBonA-
lilo to demand higher standard Of convenience
md botter accommodation tnau iB expected
from rondA wilcre tho running expenses are
equally aa groat, whilo the profits are loss.
Wo are led to hpeak OF this in connection with
The South Side City Hallway Company, and tbs
tue Gus. of maintaining such d liuo, with its say
eral branchos anu connections, ID expensive;
that ..the perplexity attending tho control OF
ILL businoss lnatters must be great and that it
would be quito impossible 10 arraugo R!l ity
moAements in way to meot tbs nppro-
laton of tho entlro community, but We
are ~ fully CONVINCED that tho profits accruing
to it's treasury arc 80 remunerattve that fow Of
its Htochholuors unn 10 found dosrous Of tliBpoa.
iug OF their shares in order to rid themselves Of
ita burdens.
In view ct what has been said, we yonture the
opi1ion tint that lhere IN hot ono lnasl in tho
City OF Chicago. outaido OF tho list Of stock
loldors iii tins institution, wLo will not pro-
nounce the course adopted by II III Introducing
On itA lncB tho ona-ilorHo, or - bob-ni cara, as
thoy aro callcd, IN Imposition OH the public aud
IN Infringement Of rights that wero !utaMded to
he sec,lrod to our cisizrns When ita charter vas
Elaltad, II il not necessary to ennmerAte
tho evils aud annoyaucea imcl1out to THU
GyBto,n. Noone whu has boon unfortunate enough
10 Ia obliged to u6u this nodo Of couYoyAslco
can full to appreciate tho truth OF whHt we bay.
" is positively refreshing to .ido IN tho cars Of
tho Madison aud Clark Etract liuoa Aftor uuder-
isoing the nuisance OF th!a oue-horsa ayBen. l3y
,lo iatter method, passengers aro crowded III a
khost atil uarrow cur until thoy arc nearly ailf'
focated, aud are Obliged cithor to elbow tl,cir
way through the c owd to tho drlyor'a window to
pay thoir fare or eIse they uiuat Bubieot some
other pnsacngor to tho inconvenience OF doing
tho work for Aem, making tho cllAtge with ono
AHnd aud hanging by The strap With the
ntAer. aud, We ark, IL It just to tho
public to oonpol tllom to endure euoh
,ineyanccs on lines r' !irFaI|y patruuized2 u
Alusl " Aln4::t .hs ..aoev- ~ --::.:;aioa (who
, 1874-10-29

Srr.sst Niapak.:4 10 The tNi.uqo Tribune,
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 25.~-Scrit'ns charges hnys
boon made aEaiMAt tho Custom, lIunso authors
tea OF Montreal, unu ali inyoslEaL10n IL lIluly to
be IMhtiSataA.
To.tuUrruw wi1l he Thanksgiving day through
out Ontariut by proclamation Ut tho LlouttMant-
Governor.
rlo retnru of the Goyornor-Gcucrsl il post-
poncd ill tho md OF The wcok.
Il 11.crunntiio ltrM i'll Alolst1oAl have insttutNEl
libel suit ag.1ust tho Monetary 1Ihea, laying
damages ut san0, 000.
Tho ,sntor III tl!e Ottawa a1lu st. Lawroneo ia
unusually low.
HALIFAX, N. g., Oct. 2s.-F,ye nnw yesBe1a
vera launched IN tilis p.ov.,.oe yes ,l,lny o'a at
Shrll la tho lArgosL yet butt il sAo alaritln.
l'ruis,cGH,
, 1874-10-29
4 TROUBLESOME DYKE,
Srn1HaFiELD. ILL.,, Oct. 2s.--Tllc following lot
ter ID siYeu to tie pu0tjc to-day:

frArE ur ILLtHeIs, J
EXECUTIVE l)EpAlTMENr,
srnISGsitLD, H., uut. II, la7i.j
IT, te HIM. Foserh L. ifsna. .asgor ,5 .he t;;u ~ Il.
SiI anl attv!sc tint tho dyke built b. the CITY Of
81. Louie, III tue tuot a Hryu atrcet near tile Led IT
Atacl lial. ahont 75 feet eastwara tnto ti, river
hus eautcd thu natu cnrrpn, heretofore howuH wsss
of tAe lhAn to aw esut Of thu island, and vita anuh
turco upon tn ltlo1s tloro TO rclt IsluHc u
lrsto rlslts, un.' to ajurc II no IL slcatroy, !n
|r,rtanl private ncresa. Tuls d1l;ago aul danger
AASlg been cananl by tho uct Of tile City If ST. Lnis
~ uing the dSko aforesaid, 1t acema 10 n,c matter
=: jna:ice anu anity hctweel tic czc,s Of t.e two
stats that Tho city hLn.tl tako rsoupt a, etlccyt
he1h!ircs IN rscuy tbs owl! either By rrmt,yng the
natt 1yac. Which would be nn!y 1srtal rucdy, Or iy
building dyke from tho IIIojs shuru Westward III
such lnalncr III to divert tu Inin chAnllel .o tus
Old hel OF tl.e river weat u tho ipla1a Fitch iyEs
should ns located aud eonsrWcc;l 70 protect III, 'er
cats IT n and to do 10 daInagp to my rt!zeu ur to
navigation. respectfully sk tint Yout LIQUOR reott
His Mat.er 10 thu au0rtus Of yo.,r city, mud urge
uIon them eEeedy action in tho pre.nisoa. st, III,
yours very respectfully,
JONI l.. DEvEHrDE1: Governor Of 1lluuis.
, 1874-10-29
THE CITY TELEGRAPH,

~ WE 2bAttHJ " 4He LftcltHV f|apHNe+
SIN: Whom tho city Telegraph wont into
operation. grent expectations wore bud OF its
usetu.sloas and convenience. 1t wan 1.npcd that
mossagea could be transmitted and answered III
such briof time as to DO Of tho greateB. con-
ycnionce to husln1sH mon. 10 somo extent
thoso expectations we're we'll founded; but
in many instances We haro been disal,-
pointed. Az LOW constituted, our local
telegraph does not como up to tie
ueods Of tho business community, They arc not
fust enough to satisfy the demands Of sucL q
fast city as Chicago, but they might anawer for
st. Louis or Milwaukee,.
wish to give All ilsti alton OF their failure III
single instance, which il ono Of many which
hayo witnessed. had OCCASION to telegraph to
a patient from my Office OH Twenty~necond street
to GG3 West Van D1r1n street. lllu message
was sent at 1:30 p. M. Aud an anBwor requested
before 8 p. 10.
I afterwards ascertalncd that the mesaAge
wns not delivered at lte destination till =. Ill.,
aud, on asking HI explanation Mt tho Twenty
Eoeond htroot oiiice, 1 was informed that the
message Ind to go to the co.,tral olica, down.
Iowa, and thence bo transmitted TO tho West
sitto Office 1t tecms tbat "rel-tauo" and
crcnsnlocution obtains iu seleyraphiug as in
almost everything else. Aud 1t took OnB l,onr
aud q half to transmit a message to tho West
SHte 1t should hare been delivered III ten
minutes, AID aud III ahsWor returiscu AlG de-
ilvercd in tweuty minutes moro, or one-lalf
hour in all.
could hnvo sent boy there by stroet-car
and return iu less than nn hour anil half! And
these city telegraph companies complain that
they not sufficiently appreciated ass! pat;oll-
iZol They never will lso Until t,ey hayo botter
Tnelftics for Thu transmission OF important
messages. There is i gouolal complaint Ill this
score amcng business men, and tue suoncr thoso
loeul companies besin to Ilcot tho damHliis uf
the pcopIe, tho bot for tllor future prospects,.
CulCAUc, Oct. 28, 1871. L. II. H.
, 1874-10-29
u, tl,o wrong Church.

From tAt tI'1H4dtM {NHsJ} l.c1H1ilcan,
Tho pnhtor ot tito Fn!l niyHr Church i,nyjug
n,atu MI arrangement to oxnilango lapits WITH
II Mcthollst clorgyulan lant s1naay,. tho good
brotAor camo according to ayroomont but, un.
Fortunately, at tho appointed limo Tor afternoon
acryiao ho walked Into tho wrong church, enter
Cd the pulpit, and sook h,a scat. Wills tle
, 1874-10-29

GURNEH-I -IISDHhY-A+ n. .s.t1.. =. ~ 1.,S-,.
r,,eRs * = Wisns,Ea u srse Tet o. ~ s y
a.id tiiss hfun q. li.say " u" uusaoo' o. oh'eaaos
ILL J. n IiI. Oct, a. =. thu .s-,
Il. nitt, .1 M III. hsr..h N NJ I1aiayett9, lid, obrfs
n1!q, aAs,t, Ct William e;nods.M M E.q e'''' H'''
rinl :aHo ManIt; n H. T"ct.y oo a. he Ror.
rGns Charles d. usk aud Miss Jos,s srnoFF1 nF1e H. RI Il
Untc. gu. No cards. "'sneFs DOLL Oh
pDWERS-SE1AK1-Att Tho roslaeneo n, ~, ,.,a,,,
ot'F ~ aa: noa."r R Tas,s the i!ss.
cnsn, Nr. Td,yard Powers brtltor Of ill., & 1
s!'hant mud MIse Elizabeth Aiulin Hllhp NJ ecs
, 1874-10-29

Ch1oker1nC Square Grand Planog.
Extra pHrIor pianos.
Al. ts.0 Latest improvements.
Warranted III Hcasct ar nlonoy rcfu,,tle,l.
Rccla Tenlpla uf Music, ~ Tnn D,lrpn strsct.
, 1874-10-29


straw INT. rr'tey coat, p'aoR ts"uaers' smoky
shlrt-and suol' slirt-collar !-who speaks
Glib us receipt.
MoroxrI1abic r,orl-whot yor7
n'-nos ~, 91o'
H.-What lor!
A.-For ali,nony.
Q.--Iu what case?
f1,tor,d ,,,,,,,1,.1 ,,,,., A.. .;r ~ ,+o hn ~
n.y. 49, Wv t "a1
'o,'a ao'ne''i1n5 'la' .t'uss as'ol's" tno "oti")
- - >'o s"oe w Ao"lh oatoh'
LUZ o1efK, uo"evor, fllla to recognizo thls I'M
portant and worfd-rennwned divorce cane. aud is
compelled to asl further questions, which ai.al1y
shnw that tho d,,auy ,nn1;c,n, hod b,o, ,,,do .
Io,o,san, !. n;s.s. e.,,. ~. M ~, 1.,. ao
eo'e''oaat II. I" a''otco BILL oy n1h Cn'oes ana
boen compelicd to nas d periodical stipoud Of $40
for her support Having obtalued this infor,na-
tiof the Clark Drocee5a tn ,nnke mt n rcctnt
,v1,;,o ,,o doa,ont1ant ~ u,m, aram. a,t IN,
sa,a,a"t .t,' ,a ,,as - ~ 's.e, a."no o.s o'A
ioaoleue "'1n .t'o ouof OF "h'e"asl'' Stove"pol-
ISL, eoos olo clothes second-hand iurnttuse. to-
bacco, and Jersey lightning which ho hnnds
on,to n,.,,, ~ ,o,ro,r;. n,,1 1on.,4. ,..a..,,.,
aooate attaoa OF henFa'F'a' ana departs mentally
h,n w,i., md ihs lenrth uf timo ha ror1i hc
''' 'r VIZ. ""a ., .no 'eo "o"'o o'
DIVORCES,
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a' m1u t,,o ,ra of oFaeoo .io"
Il George Ryder asked for divorce iron his
wife, Iuuipa, BECAUSE aho Ind, ~ ile charges,
been nnf2!tlul ns' to .on,,t.. him; .h,. Inv
Ahnlo q: perry COMPLAINS tnat yer nusbana
has committed auuIkerv nfu neglected td supply
her with tho ucceArarles of fe ever since ho
! ulaErioa hor. 1n consequence Of winch sle do
Enttio +, Warran savs +hnt +ha s;r vo,ra al,a
ms been married to J9nn d. Masran nave beeu
bands cruelty that she can no longer endure it,
and el,o hu,nbly prays tint ahe may be released
from her obligations to him.
n hns 1a5n 9 sls tI sutsy se@1J ~ @ "o
sane ooe b, tn to i a tsn owa,au ~ uo'
oaSo, Dull thouEa sneJ naVo tHo oAFe-1lanta, Or
fa.nof aage.plan.s Johll Is ENC not saEo enough TO
lease nus cups, hla cease tfom mRtfeatlng lor,
and she thyrofore thinks it will bc sage i'll hcr to
procure dlyorcs.
i!1-troated her, and TINT addition alio yesterday
to1lnd h!m III haErante dollcto, ~ DIG own house,
uuo 'mme"'ately ,!ioa '.1,a,: p!l I tor divorce
pANKhor1df ITEMS;
NO. ~ Wost Madison strons. bleu . voluntary Pc
| titon in bankruptcy. 11ss abilities amount to
slu,2l9s2 and Ills asnets lMsiuaiug stock valued
ieffsa 10 1no s,,nns1an Mesla1sf: connr ~ n,,vr
!. 2. Bsrniiln began au1t Tor S2,ooo against
@ Tas Il sne nsy s aa5a ] Gs GGsTPag Uo ne Sea
aud II M nro9sV aqy I % aos sfra, sso
e1d'' st y Nos III tn a. To- and II Aak't street. aud
| auit in trespass against James Dligh mud W, j,
Bl!gh, laying tiumages at :,a,alo,
e N; Smith b SeEan En- suit againBt Franz Ar
no!s, enimlng y, 52.59o. ,,
+ a. e,,;t u. H.. enam9ers y % oosah se 10 attach
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