, 1874-12-27


bers should move for an mi junctiou restraining
| tho completion OF the negotiation on tile ground
that they want their money back again, anyhow.
THE DuFFALo-Dn1D1E BOTHER.
1t is understood that the Committee will
"go back On their original report, and re-
| port on Monday, recommending the low,
level bridge. Mercantile milwaukee has been
stirred to her inmost depths by the reverb
high and low level bridges, and tho Committee
will get somo rough handling before they arc
through. It has tranBpircd that the Engetlman
Transportation Company, whose dock occupies o
portion Of the space required for the bridge, will
terminate their lease, which expires next May !;
and, that they locking for site on the South
Side. Negotiations aro said to be about com
rleted for spacious dock, with ample wharf,
room, along the south-dock line.
| OBITUARY.
Samuel Brown, Who with his wife and chill
| dren, were the first American family that settled
on the sitc of this city, died on Tuesday, At the
age Of II, leaving his wifo and fiveadut children
surviving, all Of whom are resident III this city,
except tho son Charles, who is engaged iu busi-
ness at Santiago, Cal. Mr. Brown was q mastor-
| builder, and very soon accumulated q compe-
tency. He was second senior member OF the Old
Settlers Club Dr. Chase being the first, the two
having drawn lots to decide who got ashore tll6t
from the gangway Of tho earliest steamer that
| carried advanturers to this land OF PROMISE
A QUARTER OF MILLION IN BRICKS AND aton-
TAR
alexander M1sonell pankef, congressman, aao
1a!ltoaoe1. p5onlhons ~ eacn,-uae asto1-
and putting up new one OH its place, on the
southeast corner Of East Water and Michigan
Han,r.,no ,,,,id;,r "na 80 ~ 10 nas. s;+os
i. to-r1 nccu,;aI hr ~ h,e W,a,an.n Fro .nd
Marine Insurance Bank Oh the first floor. and by
his Chicago Milwaukee, st. Paul Rail-
irt.a '.,,o - ~. oai,,t oa.'a. a Lea
.t. @ 10 ~. !; H;tt e;4,>,. 10
Groe;a., ~ Itai;nr ~ H., ,hat,,a, ~ - T.otn
a. na " ,ana VI T'a aron;+oe, o1 has
nos poen enosen' pat several naso neen lns,.eu
~ "1a ~ M;;5oa, ,,;,,a
stood " ha ,,aia ~, o,,;s ~, 5hoso no;,,ta That
~ hi. ~ ,aI, ~ aa.,,1,t t1a ont;ra hla"t. ad
~ oora.1at :; ;te,t tht :; aI,n tanJ oitI,
80 =; ns,t ,r,S, or, n-.,o,,a,t
ri ronf ~ n,cd;t;oa Ma,sari saan, ,bnt 1,,aro
sha'i ho ~ ~ o.an;, 80 ,,,'t T., t,,a cat-o
oT tro h,r1S,ng ait,nr wall viii, crrs1a1
raof ~ on,,.t Nil, sr,.sh;a'r ronta;,, md
ro9a;t;s,, aoJ .ir,,;.'t, rrJa o,d pa-a1;ea ~
a' ,t tIaa M onu
tat tnn sis1I a &c a.etI Grrront 40
tr, Ts ~ ~ W s 49,. 10y ~
Ialroad m ssli bave tue nohIest ito oices IN nit its i
sue ese1 ~ rs seen In %aunos , .has 81 .nn appsas
..nco " sne n atsa sne a -.
.no i'o'los snan ~ 10 .a. not ~ saa
,nrnav can @ 5ar,,o Tna an1;ra coat vii, he nbnnt
inoneI ean as'aao ue os!ea uus. WI ~ ue s ao1us
osMl,@ea Maat ~ ~, " n"sao ~ ~ si;I,a,,;.a ,ona ~,
ooes 49, a+ tn,ast - -
ea",,r sD1' ~ - ~. ,e;soroho I'D oye wre1ced
r5sut" r;ttanoo 'of A''o'"o'' o'o "s' "4e''Ae@
t'''ans'
sPEsDrHR1FT RE7ELs.
Having been assured. by everybody 49, whose
opln1on Is worth anything, that the "est ls
ubdef9o'nE nara winter, alt"aohee uas
natufaiis determlhed TO nave lts lnn mhilss Tue
'none? lasts. theIe never was CHRISTMAS: Ut
winter season Tor tue matter OF thst' so pelleotlv
gwen up 10 9alety-Ine HSstofic aoahuoi VI
reople Who heat the step Of tAe sheriff Outside,
II you WILL put stlh gaiety-ns the present.
/ MonoF "as never SO !a'1sh4} sl3el't. "olnEu
never wore ,' 80 much :.i nnery. me men were we're
never so liberal in MnElns sreenhaeks na r. mto
the laps OF almost anybody. so'ne OF the re &C.
porters have been seen III new oyercoata. Tue
streets are 70 1ull OF sle1sh tat tae ar IL per
netua! ehoJs % mosca1 @ 1els ,Is ara y you Ens
Almost wai.z on u sollo p!atfofn1 OF os!eeIa''S M
steeds. Hai1-a-dozen clubs Keep open ~ hali. IN, LIE
s2clelS-neople, east "es1 norh. M ai,o 81 soaan 1l,
dance ali n1e'nt ano saop ahu se'sh.lioe ~ Guy.
3, 1ou are e.; assea so.2o lor n no"erssana ~ a
sssn aIsntx o rr strcct % % Far III Fur
eeas n,ns. aJxarti'o Se insr +tav. ha a1T snld
't art 7otnra 1iait w. cI'earfuI,v nav as
for ,y,,nt ua c1m1d ohta;o at aur oti,er
time m for sa5. Tie confectioners 70 longer dally
with pound or two Of Gunthe1s ca,idiee ex-
pressed fresh overv day, but manufacture
hundreds of thousands Of tons of their own-so
they say. Fond young men present their
adorcd with canary tirds imported at vast OK
pense. that wont aing aud sweet giils present
tLeir lovers With hlipners worked by thor own
hands that were bought on Wisconsin
street for s. Every store is full from mornlng
till night; every child in the city seems to have
sleigh and rocking -horsa every saloon 10
about drun.; out twice week every hotel is
well patron;zed !: every, street has a nightly
pariy ant tsse hadrsa; 81 ta families , that
lives Tor it.