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received eince last rnport 115 making tntn Of kla;
dlaclnrgc by expiration Of sentences 1os pardoned,
n also mo by President ornnt: transforEod 10 tho
S57,40323 otal expenditures, s4o,7433o; making
cees Of receipts Of $772t.37 Besides these amounts,
$500 Hcro received from the Stale account Of tho
Ebrnry, etc., nf which oxpontled 1884, oil hnld
oyer . from ast year ,08o47 making grind tsal Of
$n,4i7.s9, To This amount could 10 added quito
st1ni held In trust far couyfcs.
Tho Drcctora' report Ia yoiu.nlnous aud pacos tho
h3nirH Of tho pchtcnttary IN extremely sanfaetory
condition. Tho rhyscian reports tho general health
unusually good, and tho Chaplain IL ovorjoycd by tho
moral improvement constantly going Oh,
, 1874-01-10

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 3.-Lctters from Scbaatian
County state TINT OH Monday last thu Boari Of super
stsors mot Ut Greenwood thu conty.seat. The ser1f
lie did 50 drew..two patos. laying them down on tho
table anu telling the Board that they dared not reject
his bond, whoroupon tho Board atlourncd until ycs-
ter.ay. On Wednesday, warrant was obtnlngd from
JuBtico Of tho pcce for the arrest Of tho Sheriff. and
placed in tho hurds Of Constable to scrve, who s,n
agrcat Nothing has becn vet heard from them, hut
serious trouble is apprclendct.
, 1874-01-10
WISCONSIN COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

Special Disnatch 10 Tbs ChtcnYo tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis.,, jan. D.-Tho County board OF su-
pcrysors, in session totlay, adopted tue following
resolution by lArgo 1nat tority:
7b the Honorable LeHisfatHTe NJ tbs STATE IT KiseoHsn
Nc, the Board Of Supervisors Of Wlnuebngo County,
do respectfully petition your honorable body to enact
law authorizing 1s to return to the County Commits
siouer system Of government.
, 1874-01-10
THE BOSTON p0ST-0FFtcE,

l}osrnN, 1iaBs., Jan. u.-Thp Can.1nou Council has
nioptel resolution lint Tho United stateA Govern
meist Ia lhlund in llnllor to extend tho PoAt.Once
bni,ling to Congress- street, u accordance With Which
arrangement tho City hna expended fiD oa1 III Aleeta
" that yis!nity. Gar;mistre of sao Alderman , u, aud
II tho city iii TINT matte,,
, 1874-01-10

Special Difpateh so Tbs Chicago tribune.
DAYTON. O., Jan. 0.-Two brothcra mined Andy
and Henry Harmon entered the saloon Of Horny IIcss
IN the norteaBt rart Of tho city last night and abused
the saloon-kcepers wifo when less Bezcd sword In
ono l1nnd and revolver in tho other, aud attacked
them. Andy, Harmon VIVA morally wounded his
brother slightly.
, 1874-01-10

L1rTLr RooS, Ark., Ju1I 0-TAreo Inllians and ono
white man have bcen sentenced TO i,a lung at Fort
Smith OIL tho I'll of April, fur murders committed III
tho Indian country.
, 1874-01-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

VIZ NskAPool, Jar H.-TAo stnamshipH Ilalyt from Now
out, ~ "uaao'aa' ''"a' @'a'''''to'c' aAFo as1'se"
WE MEw Yos1 Jau. s-Arriycd--The steamships Now
au'h NtcmcM Al.l tho Nevada aud tho City Of
,n AITitAap LANE. No., Jau, a.-The steamer pruBstau,
arom Liverpool, has arrival,
,,on MsT Taa xoMa: jan. Canads,
, 1874-01-10
FLOODS At THE EAST.

Rcnvy Rntn-En1f i'm COnncctlcut.~
srcnt Dnmage to Railroad and Mnll-
nsnCturints Interests.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, jan. "A heavy fall Of rain has
tonic Faeys. The lower portion Of tho manufacturing
villages Of Derby, Birmingham md Ausona are s,,G-
mergcd Railroad travel u those points IL interrupted
by tho bridges having been carried AWAY, and the
long pier and embankncntB on Tho Derby,
donaatonic, md Naugasuck Railroads haye been
years. Manufacturing Inns ceased, and the greatost
excitement prevails ut Dridgenort, West Point, aud
ncighboring localities. Many bridges aud dams have
been swept away, ald the river cllunncs arc fl1cd,
rendering reairs to tho amount Of 100000 necessary
The Nangatucl 1sailrond ia the greatest sufferer.
, 1874-01-10
MISSOURI,

sT. Louis, Jun, IA resolution passed the House
au-aay conacinnng, IN severn tcrins the President
xnu Ssesy menper or tue Forsy-second Congress who
Totea Tor or took back.pny, aud demanding that no
nemoerat m Who had engaged In It from Missouri should
dscuHdton, Gov. Wootlson was condemned for the an
poisnent Of Gen. f. T. blair State Superintendent
VI Insurance., nhd the Democrats wera condemned for
LUG passage OF thu resolution l0a yuas IA nays
, 1874-01-10
INDIANA STATE PRISON.

Spsrfal Bistatch to The Chitaqo Tribune.
ISu1ANAroL1s, Ind., JaN. 0.-Tho Directors, War;
tleu ChalsNir, phyaicuu, and other oillcors Of tho
btate rriEon III Northern Indiana hayo made their
nla reports to the Governor Tho Warden Keport1 the
9yervge number Of pEiaonsyb during tho ysaF At all
, 1874-01-10

- SDeetn! Distxseh 10 The Chieaqo 7rihuut.
MItWAuKEE, inn. 0.-A argc establishment Is to 10
erected III this city for tho manufacture Of grape-sugur
and grape "olors, such used by confectionera
factories In the country.
, 1874-01-10

Sptea. Ujs,H.frh fo Iae Ghieaao tribune.
pn11ApEIrl1A, IT,. jim. p:-rle striking CARPET, r..
weayera Of KcnsingtoM leld I'ass.1.es'in9 in!a
1esoluttous wcro adopei drclnrlna their .leerins.
lion to remu!n out it tlle manufacturers yield to
their trrniB,
, 1874-01-10

Competition for Passenger Traffic
between PIli1ndclpllsst and Eittk-

Between Philadelphia and Pitts.
btirEh.
Speefat Htspaich 10 The CAtraga Tribune.
pEtLapELrltlA Pa., Jun, 0.-Ihe Inducements to
travellers nesod by tle Baltimore & Ohio 1ailroad bc-
pljy Withdrawn BY M order to tho agent hero not to
sell tickets to my PERSON who did not nye ha baggage
checked. through ut the time Of pu1chase. Tho cAus0
Of this order was the fnet TINT our business men
were 10 argo extent tuhng advantage Of tho low ratio
established ly tho hgt botwcon The baltimore Ohio
supplies of Tickets Of tie hrst-ne.ncd company for
noxt su11.n1ers uHe Thesc Tickets wero al iBa1el,
"0oot I'LL uscd.7 Tho trains ut present over tho
ConueIsyille Branch running empty. few tray
clers can be Induced 10 tako tbs baltimore 4 Ohio
Oompanys hiuge-track, disconnected linz In winter,
ut my rato, h0Weyor low,
, 1874-01-10
Arrest Of IL EOrECr.

New YonK, Jau. "a cabla dispatch states TINT
Stephen Raymond, tho fugitive forger Of tho Nov
forK centri' halfway bond noturiely. has been ar
rested III London, und IL held for extraditiou.
, 1874-01-10
CORPORATION LlCENsE3.

6pR1NGFJKLp. i'll. JIM O-Ldccnses wcTo ieared to"
day to tho American Gas.Ligt Company. u ohsago
car!tul, flo0ooo she Chieago Rendering ana EsFti!,
aud Traffic Uonlganyt Of Chicago.
, 1874-01-10
SlJIE}0E.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.-Thp body Of William. o.
bourne, aged 90 years. late Superintendent Of tho
Washington noar1 Of Public Works, who has been
missing 1lnee Dec. ~, WAS found hanging from roo
near this city yesterday.
, 1874-01-10
Tho wichita, Kun, Murder aalA Arson
<1thts

KANSAS CRY, No., Jan. g.-The Journal q cont-
4,erce haH information from Wchitn, Nail, hat Nc
Mutt, who wns claimed to be murdered and burned III
Tho recent caso Of murder aud arson Ut ttat lace,
turns out alive in Texas and It Is now believed TINT
man named Lchen Just arrived from hansas, Mas
was done to get s5 GOO insurance MI McNutts life.
, 1874-01-10
OHIO.

EoLuMhust o., jan. 0.-In tho Senate this morning
Dill was introduced to authorizes the incorporation pi
assoc!aons to loar oney to personB engaged in
o!4Act!sfl1R or other industrial pursuits.
~ the llo.sB bill was Introduced to prohibit rail-
foad companies sauinR passes to State and county
, 1874-01-10

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 0.-The Thompaou-Davla
murder trul, a 11Arrodsbnrg, closed on Thursaay.
Judge Kcer In the over-excea state Of pnote feel,
to hear tho argument Philip D. Thompson, sr.. WIS
held In s. 400 bond to appear at the no1t term Of tho
Circuit Court, and bis three sons we're discharged.
, 1874-01-10
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,
Verdict AEuinst tho Illinois Ccntrnl
Railroad Tor $4,000.

Special UtSpatch 10 Tbs Chfcdgn Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., jan. BIN tho Huit Of George ",
Albert v. The Illinois Central Railroad Company 10 re-
cover damages for injuries rocoyed by being ruin Into
by tho cnrs while ho croaslng thu Track verdict
waa rendered this evening in fayur Of tho palntiG for
$4,000.
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COTTON IN CAIRO.

Suertal p!...teh 70 The rhfrago 7Tfauns. c...,
041Ro 1 a orlu eottSn !am.ottn arto m # Is.hs air,
for their cotlon, quits number of then, weso on
changa tuy. Te e,ka were covered VIII W.T.! sot4d
and number Of tales ratgtu @ nnnr !, % i 20
loolnB for outlet My Rta Wl1 "ou1'4tsa Bhe '''"
10 Z lArge huEtnenR il, CniEo.
, 1874-01-10

Snsefai Ufsuarh 10 The Chcnyo Tribune,
fcGnEooR. In. Inn. 4. Michael NierghauE.
loss u from $500 TO 81 900 Insured in tho phnnix Of
Hartford for $3.50,
, 1874-01-10
GER MANY,

LONDON, Jon. o-Tho Berlin dispatch To tho London
Times intinaes that 1t Ia possible that tho elections 10
be held In Germany to-day Will give ona-fourlh Of tho
seats In tho Rechstag to tho ultramontane party,
, 1874-01-10

St'ecial Di.ra'ch to The Chicaao Tribune.
rHlLADkLritIA, Pa., Jau. 0.-ThiB morning, James
s. Chambers, business manager, aud Samuel aEcau-
len, advertising cgent, were held to before
Alderman Deany on tho double charge of connecting
md publishing libel on Alexander irwin. President
Of tho Seventh National Bank and ngent ind attorney
Of the Southwark Iron Foundry. Tho uccuatd were
hold III $500 bail.
, 1874-01-10
TIRE LABOR QUESTION.


Fay Oy FGIl1lsT lStt111zI FItHcE5s
porrsv,11.: IN Inn. 1.-Tno coal.uperaiors l,ayo
mate nroposio1 tu lie miners 10 make o basis for
the!s during ls7! eS 9ipg a f TIT tt r. assa0 =: 0w
and that no trouSlo viii occur n thu coal-rrsionh.
, 1874-01-10

OMAHA. Neh., Jnn. 9.-Tho City Maraha1 raided the
houses Of ill-fame today,
Tho new timc-car goes into effect on the Union
Pacific TN Sunday. Tho Western express arrives Mt
p. n
A car load Of wlalebone went east to-day,
, 1874-01-10

NEW yonx, Jun. u-Thu Grand jury aro conton-
plating bringing in indictments against Sheriff bre-
nun for contempt II faMn 8nilty tue least punish
ncnt Ia Que year in tho Fcrltent!ary md tio OBJ
tional with tho Court.
, 1874-01-10

BosToN, Jan. 9.-Tho will Of the tato Seth Adams,
who loft large sum Of money for the establishment
uf homo for llyrochondracs, is being conteatol on
the ground OF insanity.
, 1874-01-10

ktenan ScOxv Com l1lorco Ashore.
Speef1I Dttpateh to The Ehfraap Tribune.
afILwAuKEE, WIS.,, Jan. 0.-rho steam scow Com
merce, ssit to take board tic lonr washed ashore
from he propeller Hertsclly, rAn OH rock aud filled,
n,,l! Tho Hour Ia al unohtAitluble Iii ever.
, 1874-01-10
At SEAcll IkOc1ks Fta&

Correspondence NJ The CAengn Tribune.
McdAEoon H., Jan. Ton Tucs1ay last A con.
migration visited tho town Of Shell Rock, In Butler
County, Ia, which consumed $30 900 worth of prop
ory Many Of the buildings werc now, and wero not
Insured,
, 1874-01-10

THE MISSING STEAMER CHINA.
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. D.-Thero Is no nova yet Of
tho acamcr chtna, about twelve days overdue IRON
Hong Kong and Yosohan,a.
, 1874-01-10
A Warming to Mayor Rtnvcmcycr, Of
Nn14r EDrls

Nrw YonK, JIM. a-alayor Hsyomeyer las recclyet1
his internal nuchine IN tha shape of the following
noo: slewA1c Jn,l. 10 1874 Capt. Leary IL hunt
ing for tie author,
, 1874-01-10

ture. Telcgrnrhfu reports nnyo not been received
fro lilo Lower 1ao region westward to tho Missouri
Valley. and hotitllwnrtl to tho Gulf cpaat
LnNnnS. Ian. TT p. n,.-Tho weather thro0bout
England Ii wot
aENEnAn OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-01-10
One Section Of tho indiana AG1MpEr"
RMco Igill Declared Unconstitutional
by tho ssll1prclne C0Etrt.

Sptcia. Ditpnteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
1SD1AaApoL1s, Ind, Jan. 0--Tho Supreme Court
this morning, by Judge Worlcn, the Chief
Justice and Judge Osborne coucurr!ug, declared
be ninth section Of tho Baxter Temperance
Inv unconstitutional. Judge Duskirk deliver
ed MI opinion, Judge Downey concurrng, dis
aepting from tho opinion Of tho minority Of tho
at shalt bc unlawful for any porson 10
get Intoxicated. A person found In d state Of
no1icntion shall, upon conviction thereof, 10 fined
the sum OF S5 ANY person convicted Of iuto1Icaton
shali be required to acsguate tho person from whom
tile liquor, IN whole Or part obtained In default
lno mentioned, ind part Of Ills OF her punishment
for tho oIcnsc, 10 Imprisoned in tho county ja not
less hRn one day more than ten days. Ut the dis
cretion Ut tle CUlrt.n
, 1874-01-10
Burning OF tho Fleetwood Trotting~
FAr5t Stables.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 0.-The Fleetwood Trotttng-Tnrk
stables, twcnty-thrco in number, were burned aat
night. AL the carriages aud aul1t!cs stored In tho
6taolcs wc1o destroyed. Loss. $4,000; i; insured.
, 1874-01-10
Found Guilty Of Selling Liquor to In
Gknns on Reservation.

Speeaaz HlINa'eI 70 tbs Chlcdao 7Ti6une.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Jan. 0.-One Louis Mccoy, d
Freucfl-Canadlan from Montreal, has been found
guilty hero Of selling discd spirits 10 the Indians oi
tho Menomtnco Reservation. contrary TO tho law. The
trtal took place In thu United States Circuit Court and
created greut interest. Sentence was suspended. A
larGo number of Indians were In attendance,
, 1874-01-10
Tho Vacant United states District
Jttttgcsltip i'll Annsns-%lkcs gnttti0fa
OF DiA{rfCte Attorney ScuitCiu.

SprtiGl Dispateh 10 71a Chicago Tribune.
TopEKA, Kan., Jun. D.-TAo Unicl States District
Judgeship IL thought to o bctweeu Judge Lowe and
Judge uortoll, with tho chances in favor OF Lowe.
United States Distrlc-Attorney scohcd llas resign.
ed, aud George Il. Peck, Of Independence Is said to
h1yo been nppolnte1 na his successor,
, 1874-01-10

Wages or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!Si,eefat Df,,u:ra Ia rhs Cheuya Jrioa"s;, s,,.o,
rHrLApELpH1A IT,, Jau uIiIesensi ,,ai.
na assured aat the NJ fs nnnea Iai
roa1 will rasn the}r wa8eH NJ soon "s "'o ''""e'A
crisis 1B over,
, 1874-01-10
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

SpnlSar1ELD, Ill.,, Jan. ., 1874.
Tho Senate met at 10 H. m. Reading tho journal
was dispensed with.
BY arr. uINCIICL1FFE-From citizens Of st. Clair
esn &c IN Eauessa aa % bill ss epene h
vtews Of tho amendment desired.
By Sir. DoW-From Jas c!tIzcna Of Chicago, Luke
County, Bushnell, aalena, Bluo Is!and, Wheaton,
Peru. Sterling, Glencoe, Wakegan, Evanston, Aurora,
alpFopriatoa q SIS 900 e establish Te,,Y.l'ngs
gentlemen Of high character. Tho enterprise Ia III the
lands Of ladies' distinguished for bcncyoencc and cul-
ture.
TENNIS OF c1ncu1c COURTS.
s1r. CUMMINGS called up Senate ELL No. Aus, 10
n.ueu the act to Ax the tso for holding thu terms of
,ha: it was uuconstntona by MI. Yoangbi,od, but ii
jectlon tlle sito of tue bill waH rhrnsed.
Mr. SrAlNE allel up his resolution requesting tho
Auditor to furnish information concerning the rail
soa ea ndsr @ o SIasw so q @ 3 mud ts
TIC OF all tho property iii tho counties through which
they passea III 1903. Adopted.
Mr.. NICHOLSON, from tle COMMITTEES IN County
mud Township Organization reported the bill author
zing County Commissioners elected last fall in cou,-
scats und defining their utics. Read second time,
end ordered to third reading.
Mr. DOW introduced bill, accompanied By . mo-
mortal for its passage. concerning Chanceors In
universities. Read first time, aud referred to the
Committee on Eaucation.
Other bills were introduced, M follows:
Uy AIR. CASEY--Rclatag to tbs wilfu killing Of
stock by engineers on railroads.
BY Mr.. UPTON, from the Revision Committee
Amending the law concerning horae.raiiroads,
Dy Afr. CASEY-ReMting to the width Of roads in
counties under township organization.
By Mr. NICF1OLSON-!anleuding the Inv relating
to Masters III Chancery.
LEAVE or ABSENCE,
Nr. DOW obtained leave Of absence for Mr. Thomp-
Hon till next Montay.
REPEAL. Or THE BANKRUPT LAW,
alr. Crews resolution, asking Congress 10 repeal
the BANKRUPT law, was taken IN. hIr. HAMPTON
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AsAlkerox, March 3. --SsEdseA senator
Bayards amendment to the whisky tsade CON,
Nilsson shall not b composed II the prohihi-
tionisis.
WAsans4oS, March senate
Chand lfoln ne r1amerce connlllce. -
ported bill anthoriling The employment Of
aliens IS pilots and ensineerp placed on The
NE centennial blll for he appropriation of
IS, coo, Ooo. lfs-- cen referred - ne AppropTi.
mn Commiiice, n'hcrn IL IS considered dead
The bin appolut1E Gre Commissioners 10
reeulalc trade II LIQUOR has passed y -n.t
Senator Scott frons tho Financo Cummiiice
ronortod fapoIably o. Senalof Ounlons Niil
providing that no instrument a. document n.
Quircd s. he Elnmpcd which Mas siGnoi
within the States 81 firElnia. Wcst Nj.
elnia. Noft Carolina, soeih Carolina. Geof.
ra. Itnnessee, Alabama, Floriiia aIissis.
sinri Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. prior
% july 1. 1885. .sh1Il Re 0egnicd illfa ia b
reason IL he failure b place stamps tAeroo1.
Il 5. however, provided b. "a amendment II
tho commits dat ne rights q 8 poFchasef
On good faith. prior g tie pl.ss g IL DE biz.
shah bel b. Affected b. ~
WAsan.GIoS March 3 ll,lai-~ Then 1saa
nothing 1af q hate 1odaF. tti .tu.,.
Tie Weys and Nes6s Commitlce q TIE
House have been easa - ~ lhe week via
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AUSTIN BRIDGE CoMPAST.-The following has been
fled in the ONCE Of the Secretary Of State:
WHKRKAs The construction OF q bridge across the
Colombo river, AZ point within the city Of Aus
tin county Of Travis State Of Texas Is imperatiyey
where's, such enterprise has not been undertaken
by the ciLy ~ Austin, county OF Travis and be-
lesing the sane may best be accomplished BY pri-
First Be Il known that We, the undersigned in con-
foTmty with act Of the Legislature OF the SsSte Of
Texas entitled "An act concerning private corpora
tons" approved December 1871 have associated
gether as q body corporate and polite, under the
style OF the Austin Bridge Company with capacity and
powers in such corporate name, 10 have succession
prOeeeangs hold purchase, sell, mortgage other
wise convey such real personal estate the par
do and perform all acts required and exercise and
JOY all the rights, franchises, privileges and immun-
ties secured to private corporations under the act OF
the Legislature aforesaid and consistent with the laws
Second. The purpose for which the company Is
formed is to construct and maintain safe and durable
bridge across the Colorado river and the point 70 be
selected by the company Tor the construction Of said
bridge shall be between the east side of Congress,
Avenue and the leland ford Raymond plateau, city
of Austin, county OF Travis, State OF Texas.
. Third. The ONCE and place where the business OF
the company is to be transacted shall be in said city Of
Anstin, State Of Texas 80
Fourth. The term prescribed for the existence OF
the company is ninety nine years. ... -s...-
Fifth The number OF directors shall not be less
than five The names and residences Of those for
the first year W. S. Smith, of Chicago, Illinois;
C. r. Johns, James II. Raymond, w. C. Phillips,
Eugene BremOnd, K. w. Stands, G. d. Anderson, VIM.
G. Walsh and Charles s. West Of Austin, Texas, and
Sixth. The amount Of capital stock Of the company
shall be one million dollars divided into shares of
In witness whereof we have hereto subscribed our
names at Austin city, Texas this tWentynnth day Of
January, 1S74.1 SYLVESTER WATTS,
RDW W. STANDS,
ruH uf sac M q PHILLIPS
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mcy with Orten to get possession Of the Itch
bone estate
A poem by the Poet Laureate, in celebra-
ton Of the marriage Of the Duke OF Edin-
burgh Is published to-day.
An explosion Of the mould Of the Malten
iron works occurred at the foundry az Sheffield
yesterday, demOlishing the building and shock
ingly mutilating twelve of the employees
Madrid, March THE total number of
republican troops operating against the Car
lists in the North is 81, 600.
LONDON, March 7.-Disraeli has gone to
Brighton.
The Earl Of Carnaveon, in replying to a
deputatiOn to-day, deprecated the proposed
annexation Of the FIJI Islands.
The remains Of Livingstone viii be trans
ported from Africa TO England at the public
expense,
toNDoS, March IA special dispatch to
the Telegraph from the Ashantee expedition
says q sharp engagement took place on Feb
ruaFy T. and lasted four hours. An immense
force of the Ashantees, under the King in per
son, aided BY his principal chiefs, opposed the
passage Of the uyer LOah by the British
forces. Two Offices &C the Highlanders were
killed and thirty white men wounded IL
Ashantees were routed with heavy loss ti.s
King and. his chiefs abandoned their army
and took flight At the close of the battle
Conmassie was occupied by Sir Garnet Wool
seys forces, without any opposition, at dusk on
| the same day. ~.
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MiScelIaneOus.,
HlHE GREAT AMERICAN COFFEE
-. POT r,.s.
THE CHAMPION OF WEE WORLD.

4AA44 OAA941-AG AIN "a - IL w OGS0Ds
Makes It's own coffee; makes its own hot water;
2 per cent Of coffee extracts the aroma by steam;
saves time and labor pays for itself in month;
makes coffee as clear as amber De Witt c. Brown OF
New York city, inventor.
No limit to the field Of improvement Perfection in
the art Of making coffee at last attained
1t matters not how great or how small the article may
be- IL 1t be one that is OF any to the public
genius grasps the idea and new invention is produced
that s far advance OF the original that It at
makes its way into public favor This is especially
true with the new
GREAT AMERICAN COFFEE POT.
There are but few Inventions that possess much
merit as this new coffee pot. Its construction is per
feet and upon purely scientific principles and is en-
tlrey unlike any other yet produced Its adoption
the standard coffee pot OF the country by appre
ciative public is alone question of time.
It's OPERATI0N-When the water in the pot boils,
the steam heated water collect under the false bot
tom and force their way the cOlca tube against the
cover Of the strainer; thence being dashed the
shower they descend through its perforated bottom in
shower OF steam and boiling Water upon the coffee
contained in the strainer and passing through It and
extracting its strength the liquid deecepds into the
reservoir above the false bottom thence through the
drain pipe into the lower reservoir III up the partial
vacuum caused BY the boiling through the cOnical
shaped tube.
The same process is repested as many times as de
sired until the strength and aroma Of the coffee are
thoroughly extracted. Thus
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The chances Tor GifI are AZ one 10 I've.
Price OF TIckstss
Whole tickets $50; halves eas; fenths, OF
each coupon, So eleven whole tickets for 500; az
tickets Tor 1000; ll3 whole tickets for Sto0O, 81
whole tickeis for S100o0 No discount on less than
400 worth q tickets.
The Fourth GIN Concert WIN be conducted in an re-
speta IKE the three which have already been given
ana fan particnlzrs may be learned from circulars
which viii be sent free from ths once % an Who ap
ply for them.
Orders for ticketa aud applications for agences win
be attended IN the order fhcy received and e q
hoped they win be sent In promptly that there may be
no tiaapp0intmeut delay II NIling al. Liberal
terms rfFen those Who bay % eel aQain An aeents
ne perempfoy reqnired % setfle NJ their accolnls
and return al unsold tickets By the tWeDfieth day %
THO. q. B8AWEEFTR,
Agent Public Library KY md M.naee. GIlt Con
CRIT. Public Library Bailding, L06isVille. Ky.
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