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in the general commission business: u. =. au1-
bard, forwarding commission merchant; >. T.
Gale, stationery and books; ). u. Cmids, en-
eraYer, who is still in the same business Geo1ge
Smith, exchange broker, the largest dealer Of
the kind then in the Northwest; 3. " Ray
mond. aud Grant Goodrich frequently occur IN
the business and political transactions OF tnas
day.
the Chesapeake-entered Chicago Harbor on
April II, 1G4D, which goes to show that the
SEASON could not have been over mlld
THE NEW YORK Tribune.
And here is taptismal notice OF ths Ne"
York Tribune, established April 10, 1871, the
paragraph being published IN Chicago on May
of the same year:
"Wlat's in name7" Horace Greeley hAa estao-
ljshed dnily paper in New York called fte ITtoue
Greeley however, If Whtg is gentleman Of talents
and requirements, and the name nsht pe II lnantsg
worse Lands as every troubled reader ot wing Paless
hereabouts knows passing well
Thus it will be seen that The CHICAGO TRIBUNE
vas actually established before Mr. dreeleT
made the venture which, above al othcrs, rem
do1ed hum famous, and "htca. after ne nag W ooae
make political sacrifice, which 'ended IN hls
fnsl overthrow and lamentable death.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
The following will show tho status OF Chicago
Circuit Court, 1871, Judge Smith presiding: \.
prjso1, Nelson Beekuan (coiored), same oHense
and like punishment; David 3. Taylor, assault
with intent to rob, seven years at hard ia0or
Samuel Lockridgc, arson, two years; ca ElEha il
son fblack), larceny, two years; Catharlne Nc
Carthv. larceny, three months in County jail
John Peterson, larceny. eame penalty.
The Buffalo and Chicago line of side-wheel-
ers had the following vessels and masters: ILL.,
nois, Cant. B.ke; Missouri, Capt. wilkins;
Great West, Capt Walker; Rochester, Capt
Alien; Madison, Capt. hcFadden; Bunker Aln'
iLe Efio, Of. the same line, was burned on
| Lake Huron during that summer. .,
It took some Two weeks to get news through
from New York. az all the communications we're
by lake and canal Accounts of the %ls5mg 1an;
comedian, Tyrone Power, and o'her d,stln-
| r1rished poople, on board, fill several numbers.
ihe reports are, US usual in such cases, contra,
| dictory. One story makes the missing VeEsel
safe IN tile Bermudas another places heF on
tic coast Of Labrador; still another IN Jamaica /;
Int from the hour she steamed out OF the " Mar
| rows until the present, some three and tn1f1y
wars aro. the good ship President has not been
found, and her jolly sars' braye ,, o1ce5S' ana q
"fair coquette," sleeping j" a. thousand fathons
low" They met, if sudden, Ill easy death, and
are wrapped in the
| Atlantic. dark and deep
| That wilderness OF wrives, .
Where all tho tribes Of earth might sleeP
| Ia their uncroTded graves.
pR. MNEyN.
| Hare il IN obituary notice Of one OF the most
| celebrated I,ishmon and American cltizens OF
the old times. pr: McNe71n was oatio.' cue ~ tno
its confreres in authority being Ihomas Auals
! TmTnet md Con, Arthur O'Connor. The notice
appeared in The TRIBUNE OF July 20, 1911:
It ia with no common or hacknoyed regret tnat %e
1Dr ". J. McNeyin), which occurred IN tae cEy u
| New York on the 18th inst. native oi He!.a1o, M ~
vhenco he driven BY the Brs'sh 70 a q infted
Ir;shInen. Dr.. NcNevin had long been resident Of
New York but while he there fulfilled Win nonos
every duty OF sn American Citizen ne remaihee h;.
to tue Last IN lover Of the unhappy nd o. ~ u
birth interested with bo5ish abandon o. uevo.'o4 -
ese n Sis nrofession distinguished amongst scholar
as scholar, accomplished anu 1rDanes ne nAs ae @ -
the rEeness Of old age honored ano M aa1
who knew him. His age Is suited at ~ ont We oe'''
him to have been ru,ach Older
| Dr. McNeyiu WAS one Of "the faithful and tn
few of '93, OF whom Prof. James H. Ingram, O
Trinity College, Dublin, two years later wrote:
l. Some On The shozes Of distant lands
! Their weary heads have Laid.
And by the strangers needless hands
at Thfg ssg lGnS tssG ess be- tse swas
| Beyond the Atlantic foam,
|. In true men. like you men,
! Tueir spirits still at Aoma!
| LIELE SMITH
4 The partnership between VI. E: G. RYAN ao!
~ C,,.r1es N. Holcomb WAS dissolved on Apr
70 10 ISL: and, thenceforth the Tribune until
died. exclusively by the IN his
n1I's,ei 'ne.., friend, Lise Smith. The following
o conpnsns ~ Mr. Smiths poetical talent may nc
sIecln'en ,,,'racated BIZ the readers Of to-dsy
e. sspees he Of t1s first setts5 ,:.
BY hs en- ri
EnEs,o TO ofs low BE- vosd ha he osen
as4 sst11s Ss 51a re-
sts3a s',,,a o. s1s dar;ue sud should hs,