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New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
Qitp properIp 10 fet.

Qitp properIp 10 ta-
4 VERY gentee three-story, high stoOp and
n basement HOUSE, all improvements to small family; rens
81 200 100 West renthst Seen from 10 ull =
4 FIRST-CLA four story brown stone
n HOUSE (new 20I5O to LET With prvegs o. ao"as p~T'
rent 81 900. ADyIy the premises 49T Wet 31iht
4 PROVISION and PORK STORE TO LET
N n Harlem splendid cellar Ice and sno.e houses bulls
expressly the business . ..u,uD
22sl SiAve, cor l24thst
vINO LET, FURNISHED.-No. 3 ST. MARK
PLACE Cooeer Institute, Asior place and Bro.dssy
RENT LOW small AID respectable family For permit and par
teulsr apply TO AiTCHbLLs A. B. CRASk S2 BrosdsaI
V,O LET TO q private family, four story
HOUSE furnished. with all modern mi
with extension and conservatory lnqure prruisss "" ~
30th-st
rTO LET-Furnished, large three-story,
hishoop HOUSE, q shboheeS eentensnt " einess
viii tske board cf rent VIZ - p"iu"h small
tsniiy Of ldplts. Address W., Jersy Cy fostOnse-
| ITO LET-UNI0N-SQUARE PkopERL1.-
81 Bsi seyeneenthst oas been p1s
rented cheap 70 <ooa ensa o ba1
p..s. purnos, te location unsnrpAsse Apoy 20 l. LloS
AuoH Copstahle x Co q PoAadssy aud Nne;sen,est
.t- Union SQUARE Broadway).-T0 LET.
- -Gt sTohk -Otoo % shcie FihSI FlVOk svaoo-
ksAl reST Aa2iI he'e' W VI psS.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing s. p.ember IA, 1874.
Trains Harlem RIVER Station at T. D. g. Is a. N. 100
90 44O Is and $40 D.
Mossna Steamboat Co leaving Fulton
Market sip Harlem River Station, North New-iOrk
hotels and depoA
MOODY y. Y. DIVISION New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

A LBANY and TROY DAY LINE-Steamer
ARMENIA vii Issye Ne. rOrt sosi.y. wsSnssd.y .sd N
Returning Albany Tuesday. rhuys and ssiursy at $50
N. Landing rONKBRS TARRYTowN and NYACk (by ferry
boatl, WEST POINT. CORNWALL, and bBWYURGH. POUGH
KEEPSIk RHISEBRCR CArSKILL. and HUDSON.
Tp Point Cornwall and Hswbugh the o
lowing dzV.f
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-16

bame 8rubns, sSonas unb gIIa in freunbIi6.
ter @eile be9riibenb. ,gs 1T Alles i9on
slpiiden mir unb metnem Ilten ab9ema9t
uno bier neben meiner So6ter ioLlen Die iut=
gen 2eute 1Dobnen."
l1nb 70 sei9ab es aud. I'm Sobannis war
in ben tpeiten Rdumen bes Sdiffsnaflers
Brubns bic 6o6Seit Sefeiert iporben, eS rpar
Elm ebenio gIan3en6ss als 9entitbIi9es Sef,
Der alte ,6err NOR auBsr ii9 Dor Sreube, feiz
nen Sobn, ben er 10 lan9e entbebrt bate iebt
pieoer bauerno an leiner Seite su baben uno
benfeIben gIlfli9 su ieben. Dottor llnrub
febIte OILS So63eitssait ni6t er mar nod im=
mer ftol; barauf, Der 8rant einIt 10 ipeientlts
DE Dienite 9eleiitet 3u baben; er fpra9 germ
Don bieiem Sale, in benz er als beuti9er Sus
rift einen i6lauen Imerifaner aus bens Cat
tel 9eboben.
Ser Mb16ieb Sanna's pon ibren tpadern
NboptipeItern mar feline Irennun9 fur ir,n.er.
9ieie bret Meniben batten ii9 tpabrenb ibres
mebriabrisen 3uianmenieins 10 gang erfannt,
bab iie rpubten, es Tonne inb ruerbe iie ,ueSer
itnerb6rtes Slid mod f9ueres 2eib iemalS
bauern6 auseinanber reiben. Das flblte @ls
ia 70 tief bab iie beim SortroIlen bes Wasens,
aus beiIen Seniter ibr Sanna nod uiele &ubs
banbe Suuart in bic Dantesworte ausbra6
yDas bot Der Iiebe Soft bod wieber einmal
gut sen,a9t."
pAmen!" ipra9 Sonas. limb mir 8eibe,
benfe i9 mir, fonnten iebt ,pobl bic paar Sab
re, bic mir etpa nod su leben baben in gtubs
eenieBen." as ..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-16
DER w EST BoTE.
gerlmft oes fraasGiiiden 9anpiers
,,Gnross".
gaiiasiere uub Waanni6aft serettet.

Aueenstomn, Z. Mpril, Mbenbs. - Der
;ur ,Slational Cine" geborige 9ampfer
egypt" tuel6er Stem g)ort am %. Mar3
perIieB, III bieIen Mbenb bier einsetroffen.
Der Dampfer bate ben eriten Dffi3ier bes
Dampfers Greece" unb einen TbeiI ber
Maani6aft bes Dampfers europe" an Borb;
bteielben batten Mnitren8ur9en semadt bic
Europe" su retten, tuurben iebo1 seBtpungei1,
ben Danpfer in Iinfenbem 3uitan6e au uers
lanen, na6oetn porber BaiIaetere nnb Wtanns
idaft bur9 ben Dampfer Greece" gerettet
iporben tparen. Der erfte Dffisier bes Iebtes
rem Sdiffes bert9tet: ,g8ir perlieben 2iuers
pool afn 25. ilno Gueenstown am 26. Star;
fir Stem gorf; am Q. 9lpriI besegnetem mir
oem bon Saure mad Stem g)orf beftintn,teu
franaOfii6en Dampfer yGurope," rpelder it6
in iinfenbent 3uItanbe befanb. g1ir nabnten
beIIen goifasiere unb MannIdaft, 400 an
i3abL, an 8orb, mdbreno i'd nit sruanaia Mas
troien at, Borb beS 9an,pfers vgurope" pers
bIieb, in Der Soffnung bos s9iff retten su
f0nnen. Der Dampfer ,@reece" iebte nit
ben Geretteten feline HetIe nod Stem @orf
fort Nm 4. MpriI fgnaIilirten mir benz
Dampfer ,ggppt" unb forberten benielben
auf, nns in S6Iepptau su nebnen. Ser
2ebtere rpilIiste Elm, bod sins bic See 70 bod,
baB bic Taue r,hen iinb ba bas 8aHer forts
pabrenb i'm gteisen besriffen mar, be1dloIs
fen mir bas S6iff 3tt uerlaifer. Bir soben
benz 9an,pfer y@sppr Elm 3eiden, nits an
Borb su nebmet tnb selansten gae 9ftidIi6
auf bas Sdiff, rpeldes lns in bie1en 6afen
brabte. Oils mir bic Europe" perlieBen be-
fanoet, St9 i'm WaI6inenraiint 18 6iB WaIs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-16
llnfaQe AIR eee.

Cine aroBe Reibe pom Geeunfanen bat
ruabren6 Der Iebten paar Monate iid ereianet
unb bic beflaaens,uertbeiten gerIlfte i'm Bes
folse gebabt. lleber ben 9ampfer pennipls
uania 1T bereits ausflbrli6er beri6tet uor>
ben, Gbnlih aber eraine es Der rufIiihen Bars
fe ssupiter. DieIeibe aina am 4. Syebruar
pon Rep g)orf ab; bas Wetter mirbe nad
| ibrer Mbfabrt tagIt9 brobenber, unb am 7.
rpitbete elm fur6fbarer Gturn.. gaa6 D,inz
feIperben Iebnte Der gapitan @ronquiit an
Der goiitenfbiire ,tnb ben,erfte eben su ginem
ieiner 2eute, baB er nod ME Elm ioI9es Wets
ter erIebt babe, ala cine f,lr1tbare Moge bas
ssabr;eug traF, es auf Die Seite Ieste nnb bas
Ded reiniste. 9ie 9a6labuns pon TaBs
bauben aing aber gorb, inb NIT ibr bic Boote.
Der Captain nno feds MatroIen per59wanz
ben i'm GugenbIide, unb nur stpei Der Iebteren
rp,trben bur6 Die suridfebrenbe Wo9e on
8orb aerrorfen, bic iibriaen fiinf fanben in
Der Iiefe ibr Grab. Das Sabrseug fam am
4. Ndrs in Gibraltar an.
Die 8arfe ,2ipe DAT" tpeIde am 2. WarS
ben Stem gorter Safen nit elmer 2abuns uon
1896 SaB 9etroleun1 nod Queenstown pers
IieB, sins am 26. .. M. auf bober See 3u
grunSe. r
Die ameritaniIde 8rtee ,6enrp & 2ouis
ie" pom $40 9onnen GebaIt, nit elmer 2as
bung &affee pon 2aguapra mad Stem gorf
unterpeas, Iitt am l9. Mars BEL ber sSnieI
2ittIe CURACAO Sdiffbru1 unb sing total
perIoren.
Ser Sdooner ,Gellumab", pon Bath in
Wtaine nab Sort Dspnroe beittn,ni, lief in
Nepport Elm, na9oen am l. ben,ielben 16
| ON rnS of.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-16

Waobern. - Sdnadteno i'm solbenen
abenbbammerlidte fab ST am Seniter NIT
Sbr. st bIidte in ibre ausen uno idparnles
rid unb idwsisenb i6ante iie anf gu benz
boffnunssuollen rei9en SiinsIins. Da off
net li6 Ietie bic Tblr, bas iinsfte S6mefers
den tritt Elm unb fast NIT slodenbeaer Stims
me: ,Marieden, Du bait Anna's @ebiB aus
gerIeben senommen! Anna rpiu ausseben.
Ou ntXf1tpsf ihr hnd, ihro QGhnp fHifpnla,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-16

9on Sriebri9 gerbarb's 2iefers
ngsperfen Ser Geidaftsmann in ame.
rita" unb Ser Mrst aIs Sausfreunb" liest
bic 10. 2ieferuns por; bas uon bemielben
8erIeger beraussesebene vMasasir Der n,erfs
uirbisIten nnb intere1antefen grtnrinaIses
i9i9ten" 1T Bis sur A. 2iefer,ins sebieben.
Bon g. 3ideps pDeuh6- 6-Amerit Sanbs
2erifon bes aasem. gsifens" 1T Die AZ. 2ies
feruns eridienen.
9as 8. Seft pOn 3idel's nRoueIlenf6as4
entbaIt ben Anfans elmer neuen intereHonten
Nopelle yWlarsaretba," Don 4amers.
DeutI9 zAmerifanif6es gonper=
Iationss 2ericon.-Die 10. 2ieferung bes
Deutf1.amerifanilden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eutbdIt einen ausfiibrli6en Mrtifel lber on
Staat girsinia, ber bic Geidi1te beiIe!E
bis gnfan8 1874 fortfiibrt. Inter ben soIs'
rei9en biosrapbiiden grtiteIn bieier 2ieia
runs babsn Die iibef ben Gsnator Sen at
90 abe, ben neuen S00f' 'sBsnosTypes sssx
@eri6tsbofes bee Ser. Gtaates
iiber goItaire unb Ri6arb
beIonoeres Snterefe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-16

$50. 100000 gsssh :
600. 900 giunb Rafee ipsss
Der Neni6bsit aiifse6raud
Gbee wirb uon gbina, ,,n1s
ho6 Qnfroaa ..,:-S ..1ss,. % !. =,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-16

gBir uberiprinsen einen 3eitraun pon fiinf
Sabren. Nad einem Iangen unb re9t unan=
senebnsen 8inter, benen Gnoe ,.ebrere
SturmFutben bra9te, 1T eS uieber uoller,
,parmer Sriiblins seuorben. Aaes atbmet
neues 2eben, neue Sreube, unb uobin man
ii6 tpenbet, berri9t iene fr0bIide &abrisfeit,
bic immer Elm t3eiden ssiunber 8olfssuItdnbe
unb ii6eren biirserliden 8ebeibens 1T.
eSonas, ber ungem0bnIi9 piel su tbun
sebabt bate, fam UNI bic seuobnte 3sit mad
Sauie, um iein Mittassmabl einsunsbmen. 8,
pobnte nod immer in ben. fleinen sartenun.:
besten Saus9en, bas ibm Iieb seuorben tpa.
unb bas ct ieit Sabr unb Sag iein gisentbum
nannte. SIM perganssnen CONNER bate e,
es Bis gum GisbsI binauf NIT Oelfarbe mailer
Iallen, 10 bab es .uirtIid redt einlaocno aus
lab unb ben ginbrud Der WobIbabenbeit iei
nes 8eiibers madte.
Sn elmer bibfden::G ::GeisblattIaube ftano Ell
r,nber Gartentilb unb pier Se1el uon MO
bernsr Sorm. Sier perbradte Srau Glia at
fdonen Tasen reseImabis ale Stunben, ii
benen 1ie ntdt pon Irbeiten I'M 9auie 5urild
sebaIten purbe. Mu1 beute iab iie ,uieber i,
Ser buftisen 2aube, iiber weIder in ben 3uei
gen elmer boben 8ifter Elm paar luitise Sinfe'
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-05-30

Besides several societies in the old world
now engaged in oriental exploration, there
are two prominent ones in America The
Oriental Typographical Corps and the Pales
tine Exploration Society. These two organi-
cations are entirely separate, both in their
structure and their methods Of work. The
Corps is friendly to the objects of the Society
however, and willing to cooperate with it
when practicable.
The Corps has its second expedition in the
east 1t is led by Prot. James Strong, and
has just completed important work in the
valley of the Nile The Professor is aided
by an able staff of engineers scientists and
artists This expedition is now following
the route of the Israclitcs from the Red Sea
to Sinai, and will pass from there by way Of
the wild Businesses Of Arabia Petrva, to
Southern Palestine; thence by way OF GAIA
and the Mediterranean coast line to Mount
Carmel, and from there, east, to Beth hShean,
and northward through the regions Of the Sea
of Galllee to Damascus, returning southwark
through Bashan and Moab, and by the Dead
Sea and the River Jordan to Jerusalem.
Turning north again, it will pass through
Central Palestine and by way of Tyre and
Sidon to Mount Lebanon. The expedition
will then make a line Of observations Though
Asia Minor and Greece, on its way home,
Soon this organization will send other or
peditons to the valleys of the Euphratcs and
the Tigris, and TO Ararat for thorough out
line surveys OF these regions with "A view OF
following them, after finishing Palestine.
with more minute work as soon as the way
has thus been prepared to do 50 with cconu-
my of time and money.
These outline surveys are being made with
sufficient triangulation to render them mathe-
matcally reliable as a permanent framework
for future operations sufficiently so, IN fact
! To construct from them far more minute maps
of most of these regions than any now in ex
lstencc \ nucleus for museum of the
stones shells and birds. plants and flowers o!
Bible lands was secured by the pioneer expe
ditIon of the Oriental Typographical Corps
which went out in 1873 under George May
Powell. The pioneer eXpcnition also made
important observations relative to the loca
ton of Mount Calvary, and to the question oi
the "early and latter rain" 1t brought back
valuable "Squeezes" from written stones lately
found far away IN Upper Egypt, and secured
and organized corps OF correspondents
composed of scientific men, who reside IL
. Egypt, Syria and Northern Africa. Through
these correspondents work is now being ac
, complished by an Insignificant expenditure
, of money, which would cost many thousand
, of dollars if done otherwise.--Scribper'S foi
June.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-05-30
THE OLD AND THE YOUNG.


old farmer Oakhan, one fine summer morn,
And Joseph his son went along;
They twain crossed meadow wet with the dc"
THAT sparklcd on grass and buttcrcups, too,
And walked up the blue.bird's glad song
If O,kbam was old. his boy was vet young,
But both were alike in that each had q tongue
In a fondncss for roinr, though each went its
way.
And the two ways they went were asunder that
day.
As siraightway now shall tell.
The weeds arc not high and sharp are our hoes, "
Soid The lire TO Joe at his side;
uUn- ewes arc MS blue as tn violct's hue,
AnG hsr Inns are ms sweet as her kisses are true
Said the boy with blushlng pride.
"Wbot stuti Is that YOU are muttcring now " .
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-05-30
KISS BUT NEVER TELL.

4 world Of bliss lies in kiss,
When snatched from lips that love 1t well;
So indulge your taste in every case,
But, mind you, never kiss and tell.
Like mornings ray the smile may play
"Round lips where cupid loves to DWELL
Then take "smacA," or pay one back,
But, mind yOu never kiss and tell.
II YOU hayc pressed the heaying breast,
Where loves warm passions, gently swell,
And from the lip the nectar sip
Have taken, mind you, never tell.
Weep, II You please, your heart 10 case,
As did old Jacob at the wcll
But never say in any way
That YOU have kissed; SO never tell
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-05-30
GESARisM.
A remarkable. Letter rom MIR Henry water,

A remarkab!e Letter rom Mr. Henry water
son.
washington Mayo Editorial Correspondence The Louis
/ vile tOUrier.JOuTn1..
Il is generally conceded here that the uiia.
ton balloon has collapsed, and with IL two or
three presidential aspirants. The veto did
certainly cook the goose otthe senator from
| Indiana, and from all appearances was so
designed by the ingenious gentleman who
put his name to il. Say what they vii! Of
Grant, that he is an Oitense to the crusaders
and the grammarians that he is a whirligig
employed by the gods to bring IN their re-
vcnges, it cannot be denied that there has
been Il singular method in his operations,
both political and military. | have fancy
that the Colricr Journal used TO observe, in
its unref.ecting, tacetious way that there was
danger that he might never he got out OF
the White House except upon sretcher,
Well, this sillv cOnceit, in a rather miidcr
form, beging5 10 obtain something like con.
sIderation here 1t is now believed in Wash.
ington, sobcrly and by the coolest headed
man, that Grant means third term and
that he does not reckon without his host.
confess that think he has even more than
that in his minds eye. When | look back
into the origin, course, and tenor Of his ad.
minstra,ion, how he played with parties be-
~ ~ ~ M .i- atG;,inians ,T -, Lo
ptayeu T'on i''o o,tc s,r,r Ta,n ,,,'o tLc
milueiei. ,'r' ofhis cab,nr, wHcn aoTs,dcr
the COO! way he disposed Of Morton, and the
cool way he would dispose Of Washburn :;
when see his equipage rolling through the
streets in a defiant regal style unused to the
simplicity Of 4 republican court, and know
that bis private habits are equally defiant,
and, mindful OF these things, when / remem.
pe, ,t NJ otIcr rasmItoS the notrroi thein
n,;t",Io ,,,,rnnse If his mind md hoa,t han
tlat Snrt ot nersnnaI aovernment TO which
D." n,,is NanoioSn oldrosSoI :, l,;,"soifI
ac,nr Iis nIn,o,ion r. tLn chiofror;,tr,r,, nf
the Frnnch ronnhIic
And ybv n6tp Vha. l. n nrovant hin,
and whn5 Look at tbc stale Of nor,ips
Thnro aro :, tho rcnrbIicon mart, w.. Two
mrn remaining on tTo scnnc ne
,rns,JentioI noSsibiI,tins BI,inn ana Wa.h.
h,rno TLe veto kiIIpd Morton as rooI ~. .
Jo1,. ro;l Il sot Ingo, hor, = thHn.nnT
,,ears ConLIinr il not in Gront,s way UrI
. . nd ,.rant have moln a leagrc offans;rc md
Jofor.;vn TfIyosbhurnc Comes bono and
go ;r,o ,ha cat;nnt that viii no ,hn and NJ
55;n, UIoino - man of evtraordinary nner
80, and h,, nIds The hrghtes, man in
~ "no I,, ,,,;,I d;v;Sod nar.,. ,,,ha,
~, ,,';il i,o i,"as C,ro.s oyer ~ ~. ier,0
go, 'nr,,. 7. :, ,ot nni, d;v;dod L,t !,
10 a',U ~ n s;,ln roaGor ~ roni,,s ord D"rva
soior,, rosNncfaiIit,, oiJ and
..;r,,,n',, ran,Ir;ni, l. m o,,;ahia oo,,t,an
niacn riit"o"'
Tho r-or,,ors cor,o i, bat,yaa, ,bo ,zyo |
-rho'.o ,,1erai,. sIote smosberS Tho,. on,
n,ll,, class oro sactional and local |
rhe ont and ont liberal are scattered The
,,ar,,, o,nLo, Itis in, conditions to coll ort
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-05-30

PURIFYING MuK.-An iRerIcdR Igricui-
turis: correspondent says that wood charcoal
is an excellent absorbent of the disagreeable
flavor of garlic In milk. He uses it every
spring by dropping piece three or four in
ches thick into each pan of milk, or into the
pitcher in which milk for table use may be
kept
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-05-30
DAYTON
.00LEN MILla

The urdagS!,n having leased the above MI tHs season.
beg leave the pUSlc that they uteut 10 alsc-
ture goods OF the latest styles and uy NJ 20 e oi sa'
dard OF the "lfoneer MI FOR durability ana LUay using
the best wool the country affords. and Acpc 70 merit the
patronage OF the public We would say 70 thos' having
wool dispose OF that win Offer great inducements TO
those wishing cxeharg for their supply ol goods such
CasSlmeres Doessns Tweeds Jeans tepeiAnts tlan-
nes Blankets, stocking Yarn, SOcSs ana senulue old
fashioned Satnet We woud also say 20 associations OF
special attcntioa-ll send samples wren desired ana MI
each o-lrr senaratey Wholesale prices ana hope TO
ccive good share their trade They vii aso DO Custom
Cardng wool Ne sent by rail at trtBS expense, II
done good strong Wrappers plalny marked Dayton
Wooden Mills" Also. do not ia 70 adi the name or at
least the initials hose sending ~ tas great nconyenience
occurs from this negect) PaTtie, will also
please write when sending wool. giving Instructions
whether carded into rolls bstef designed for sale
or exchange for goods and the proceeds will be returned
with little delay possible. Eemsncss tor the work
A. sent exprrss registered letter Price card
isg. cts mound: for csrdns and spinning y cts
Dayton, H., May IL. is'i. GREEN HESS.
, 1874-04-07
today. 1boiiovo 1t is the duty Of: III Taxpayers
and good t[tizons to do tho same. r.
y. An DI.n J1k1SnrrAr :
WEST CHICAGO,

WEST CHICAGO - :
Tho following arc
. il. Il. THE VOTING r1AoEs
on tho West Bldo.
sspea,h 1ara-oornor Of Ha!stcd street and Canal
sE'aith irara-oornor Of plno island avonuo md
MIX assa oornor of nluo Island avenue and Tar.
Tf,.th Ward-poilre Station, oornor Of Madison and
Union strcota where tho Town Cbrk shall ant III lork
Eleventh iFafd-1vc1y stable Iako stroot, west oi
ualstel,
1sselfia rard-oorner of Randolph and Ada streets.
fourteenth IVard-oorner Of Indiana and Lincoln
Fy;tsn.h Hana-oorner Of Milwaukee avenue md
O1vlAfon strcot
THB oANDtDATEs. -,
subjoinod aro tho candldatos. I
Regular 14cket-SuRorviHor, D. ", Dakor
Collector, Lawrence O'Drio.i; Assessor. +,
Me1rng j, oork, John Fitzgerald, Constable,
independent Ticte,-suporyisor. James Kim
oado; COLLECTOR. P. z. Hickey; ABsoBsor, Pat
Ra1ertyi CONSTABLE, John KetdY:
LAWRENCE o'Dn1EN g.
has been Collector for one year. He mas elected
INST yoar ny good doal OF Illegal voting, and in
tontls to try tho ahmo game over again. His
OF the Seventh Ward, Ia a man Of no education,
and no capacity whatevor--woaker, II possible.
than O'Brien.
FAT RAFFERTY,
ts q man Of decided honesty, who represented
the Ninth Ward as Alderman. of and on for
several years; but lo ia hardly as we'll qualified
for tho dutios OF tho Office Us Mr. Mohring-an
thom.
, 1874-04-07
- MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

There are no loss than ffty' Journalists en-
camped a. tllo foot OF Bald Mountain awaiting
developments. - -
.E-Another triumph. for scientific farming.
Amherst, Inns just complotod tho tapping Of
. nlaple-troo ut All expense OF S10Q. -. l..
+ Prof. Dio Lewis, says- tho New York Ford,
!. has hithcrto'b been chiohy known 30 the apostle
baaed on tho principle Of uglineas, and tho last
Tho Ilov. q. i. .uale'a society at Boston had
q dance tho othor e,yening, and. aa ho was rna
ablo to bo present; lie oot,aoled tho party by
sending r little poom, wlioh appeared on tho
bacl Of the programme OF faucos. ).
Tho following Anecaote Ia rolnted Of Shirley
Brooks tho lato editor of tile London Punch
Some yoara ago . w-journaliat suddenly
died Ahlrloy took his old comrades work, In
additiont to his own, for year, In order that the
widow might receive that years. salary. It was
noble subscription In hor behalf.
"a correspondent Of tho Winchester .Neus
says ono Of the most important acts 30 far
for tho protection Of deer iu Frederick County,"
and ndda; t.Qeu. Washington killed the laat
doer IN Frederick o little over hundred yoars
ago."
tho prospect tl,at 1t Ia aoon to have railroad con-
paper from Ottawa (h1aroh al giyg tic grati-
tying md official information tint tho roal from.
Penibina to Fort Garry Ia to bo commenced ut
once en completed wtin " stx n. months
NAL School OF Carbondalo, Jaolaon County, ILL.,,
has oleeted the following faculty; The Roy,
Robert Allyn, OF Lebanon, ILL.,, Principal Prof.
q rost9f y l. of 4,rn%9 nn9uGn 1 Prot Cyrus
Buck and Miss Kate Henry, Of Nashville, iii. !,
bondalo; ~.
, 1874-04-07

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N1S.tna rs': o1 INC VIII county Ucntrnl
Mt1cni Action with HAancrs and Other
WoriktnRmen. -
Special Uispasch to Ths Chfcaqo Tribune.
Jo11Er. April o.-Tho viii 'y Uountv 1tst uantr.1
Fartuora' Olul, hold tta ronulnr ,nontLty noo,inr
T., H. Ca,,.t 1T,a,aa ~ 4,,i, a,.,. ~ 1,1",
ehoaa'. preafdone, IN tho CHAIR. Judge Randall,
In tho Absence OF tho Secretary waB called to fill
hiB place. Owing I'd tho unfavorab1e voathor,
tho attendancc waa quito small.
Mnj. Thompson, Of New Lennox, from the
Committee Of Conference with tho miners, re-
ported TINT ho Ind mot a delegation of minors
from Braidwood, and that they Expressed WILL
ingnoaa to
COOPERATE WITH TIE FARMERS
in politics.
MIR. Mohaughiin, representative Of the miners,
was present, mud, by Invitation, addressed tho
club Ho assured tho farmeln that politically,
the minors could bo depondo1 upon to heartily
corporate with the farmers IN all laudablo ro-
forms: lio thought 1t was timo tho labortng
mon should take hold OF. POLITICS, md Hecuro for
themselyca protection against tho inron1s OF
capitalists by olocting thoir representatives to
Office. -, = 49,. -.
blichaol Aaloyt OF Channahon, then introduced
some
REsoLuT1oNs
looking to tho union OF oil laborinB nlas8es with
the farmers, especially tho minors. Ono OF the
rosolutions deprecated q contraction of TIE cur.
rencY, and anothcr favored the abolition OF
National Banks and that oil tho currency DO made
legal tondor and exchanageable at the United
Stntoa Treasury for bonds bearing por cent In
sorest. These resolutions were simply "accept-
cd. " not adopted. >.
communication woa thon rcad. 1n which Mr.
Trevolliek, the labor-reformor, Of New York,
proposed to RddreHR tho farmers and nborara OF