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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-19

Comprising large stock OF Plain and Emhroider-
ed Table and Piano Covers. White, buff. blue, pink
ana Turkey Red Table Covers, and Napkins to
match. Linen towels from l2hc TO 81 80.
Marseilies Quilts and Quilted Comfortables
A large stock OF Blankets. We are selling a ii X
BLANKET for $500, worth 1900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-10
HalIoweIl Savings Institution.

Deposits over @AOO,OOO.
Money deposited in Savings Banks is not to be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
All deposltors' accounts are private and cOnh.
dential
Dividends are made in February and August
and all dividends not drawn out are added TO the
deposits, and thus interest 10 compounded twice
year. go
Interest on deposits commences with the first OF
each month.
Loans will be made on first mortgages TO limit.
ed amount, and on bonds, mortgages and deposit
books left as collaterals.
Onice over the Northern National Bank, Water
Street, Hall0well.
HI. X. BAKER. Treasurer.
Hallowell, May 1874 mayl7tlaw.ti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-10
Ntnntbrt yonrnal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT OF Court By SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
Dali 4,ennebef Aournal.

Issued every -norning, except Sundays. 1t con-
tains the lates. news by telegraph and mail,
gves reports OF tie Markets and has carefully pre-
psrsd political AID local articles, and generous
amount oil farming, home and miscellaneous rcad-
ing with 0 full compilation Of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in aduonce; $sn payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies 5cents,
0 DO had at the bookstores and at this ONCE.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Rates may be had on application a. this Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-10
.aR.Nl' .NED/CAZ BO.dRD.
War Department,
Surgeon Generals Office
Washington ID. C., July |, 1854.

Advertisement.
An Army Medical Board will meet at New York
City, and similar board at san Francisco, on the
4th of August next, for the examination OF candi.
dates for admission into the Medical Stan OF the
U. $ Army.
Applications for permission to appear before
these Boards should be addressed to the Secretary
OF War, through the Surgeon General, U. 5. Army.
The application must be in the handwriting OF
the candidate, and must state the full name resi-
dence, age, and date and place OF birth. Candi.
dates must be between II and 2S years of age, and
graduates of a Medical College, having thorough
and complete course Of medical edncation-evi.
dencc of which must be submitted to the Board.
Testimonials as TO character and qualifications
must be furnished
II the applicant has been in the medical service
of the army the fact should be stated and in such
case the limit of age may be extended, subject TO
the decs lon OF the Secretary OF War in each spec
ial ease.
No allowance is made for travel or other eNpens.
es o, persons undergoing examination, AS it is an
Indispensable prerequisite to appointment.
codtlm. j. X. BARNES
Surgeon General, u. 5. Army.
, 1874-01-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.

TIE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.
DR.. Guorin, the City Physician, ,callod at this
oflco yesterday afternoon, and stated TINT tho
porson who gave tho information published un-
dor the head Of tho 'smnll-pox Hospital In
tho SUNDAY TRIBUNE had not told tho truth. It
was said By Mrs. A. that tho minority Of tho pa-
touts troatod at tho Hospital died through nog-
lect, when tho faot was that, while out OF 1883
persons treated in tho city AL died, only o5 Of
ABB troatod at tho Hospital succumbed to lilo
djseaao-a difference of 0 per cent In
favor Of the Hospital, Tho woman conf
plaincd that sha had not been examined by
d physiclan. Dr.. Guo,in clnimed that the fact
that sho was abo to nccopt the position Of wash
woman two weeks after sho was admitted, is
evidence that eho l,ad . very mild form Of 1nodt-
fled smallpox, Ind roaly required no special at-
tcntion. Those afflicted with coniluont Hma.l-
pox required looking attcr, aud always received
proper euro aud treatment. Tho dclirioua
pationts wore carefully nt1tsod, and not allowed
to wallow In; dirt. In some instances the
sloots on tho, beds ,woro changed twice a
day In othors they may have remained iu use
for wcoli where the pationts wero 'ablo' to DO
around tho building. Ho visited the hospital
ovory day--and could not but thiuk that some
nltorior motive had prompted tho furnishing Of
the talse information.
, 1874-01-19
THE PENDuL UNI EXPERIMENT.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Jan. IA, 1874.

MENDOZA, ILL.,, JAN II, 1874.
TO The Editor u The ch'cago Tribune:
SIN: In your iasue Of yesterday. I noticed
among tho doings Of tho Academy OF Science q
proposition to ,eyew the pendulum question, by
which tho eartll's motion on its akin was sup
posed to bo demonstrated. Tho speaker stated
that, 80 far as 10 kaow, tho experiment had
mover bcon tried in The West. It was triod, but
not under tho IMPOSING auspices Of sclontilc
reputation; and tho result Of tt found itH WHY
into one Of tho Chicago pnpcrB. There wus 30
little doubt of tho correctness Of tho
theory at that timc, that corre-
upoulont, In . communication to the pa-
por, trent tod 1t, md tho oxperimontcr, with such
lofty distlain that 1t might have been discourage
ing If tho writer Lad exhibited less ignorance.
The result OF tho experiment in question WINS
as follows: If tho pendulum swinging from
south to north pasacd precisely over tho spot
whore it 8tood WHOM at rest, it will swing with
cut deviation at tho turning points. But. il It
PASSES the perpendicular point to tho right, it
win daviato to the left at the north turning -olnt
mud at every vibration tho turning vii! 10 IN ad-
vance OF tho preceding one; 80, on tho other
slde, twill be vico versa. j. LYMAN.
, 1874-01-19
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION.

" eas " rae catstslfp 1rte"ta.
Sin why do not the merchants of Chicago
form an assoclation-as las been suggested in
THE Tn1DuNE-aimllar to tho ono in Now York ?
Such an organization, well ollloorod, could ac-
compllsh tho following and many othcr desirable
objects, benofclal not merely to Chicago, but to
tho entire Northwoat
First--socure q reduction Of freight-rateH.
even during tho winter. This can be done by
advertising, as body OF slippe,s, for bids for
tsolght to and from tho East. Such courao
would bring railroada into competition md. II
a trunk line will not carry ut reasonable rates,
roundabout roals will, ana the difference IN
tiu,e would be more than made up iu accommo-
daton and tartf-reduction. .
Second-Maving compelled tho roads. BY con.
tract or comp etition, to reduco rates. the ship
rers cau, by Beard Of Arbitration,-as in Now
York, ,-protect. individual merchants and ship.
pers against extortion, and secure moro prompt
and complete restitution Of oyercharges, without
tho delay and litigation of tho courts. @.
, 1874-01-19
SUGGESTION TO THE FIRE DEp3R TklENT.


To tbs Editor " The G9.seaao Tribune:
s1n. It is the custom In tho principal cities
of Germany to station at loast ono lrnmnn At
cyery theatre, church, or hail. whore any con-
course OF pcople Is about to aaaomblo. This
fireman IL uniforn,od mud equipped with ropea,
hose, aud other. paraphosnalta, fully prepared,
should fro brcal out IN tho building. to tako
Immediate stops to oxtingntsh it. Policemen
aro also On hand to calm tho multitude and Gu
force order. Would II not bo sensible prcca,l-
tiou to adopt this custom in Chicago, and place
trctpan III or near oYotY building wllero 600 or
IL I'LL lllA, more noeded because our theatrqs,
CHI, cep, and public halls, have such narrow aud
roptyiotpl iueans Of exit ii case oI fire. x.
, 1874-01-19
sourH SIDE STREET CARS,

Tho miserable mortal who cxpiatcs original
sin, By a residence. on tho South Sido, must take
refuge In tho reelection that lo Is Developing in
himaolf qualifications for almost evory vocation
o1oroiHo Ills lungs SO fully that io could gain
stsrsea sSaps'np'y on yDoara eaf sps ho pecomess ps
aware TINT BY s: continual 9 investigation
Of the science of standing ~ where no available
has qualified hiniHelf to stand in tho noxt world,
with other angola, on tho point Of d noodle, aud
settle tho contradictory theories Of tho Bciontiats
Of a few yeara ago upon this important qucs-
pa,ns caused by lilo insinuatlou Of other peo-
plo's elbows into bis ribs, just how his body is
constructed; Ao becomes: unconsciously. Of
cosrec, an anlatear, conductor, wording his
way hoe n. and psy's ,ho1 for the
deserving corporation, . . ,he South Biao
City Railway Company. All this llo does clcor-
fully. But when IN addition to the other tom
porary ayocationB tb1nst upon him by this gra-
Gona corporation, be has to play policeman, and
drunken rul1lans late at night-nftor II o'clock
he 3 Hltre to DO callol upon to do it--ho begnH
to think ho is tho victim OF shamefni impost-
ton, practicod by shameless corporation. 1lo
then releets upon the clinrtos Of tbls corpora.
ton mud renenlbera that ho is not completed
lint, following tile spirit aud tho iottor Of tio
law he may ride FREQ until somebody comea to
COLLECT his faro. He thinks it would bo just
as well II the Company. placed somebody In
charge of The car to defend him from assault by
tho tirunken loafers (who arc wiser than ho, aud
don't pay any faro At all), and to collect" TINT
fara Of him. He thinks It would DO as well TO
: faro UP to tho boz, mailing this concession on
the express condition that am protected from
assault; otherwise tho Company muEt collect
it, Tl,is declaration would DO in accordance
ono-horso car: suppoeing it woro generally
tiiodt' What Wun1u TUG company do about 1t 2
, 1874-01-19
4 New FTohc OF IkUbbory..nnnEGrs OF
NIisceltRne0tls SInoiIiug.

Tho Paris Figaro gives tho following details
Of au extraordinary robbery Of jsweIry:
"A pa,stan commission morchaut, III. Colin,
had purchased q quantity OF jowelry for Lon
don houses 10 the value Of E60U0. Gu tho
with number OF his clerks, who accompanied
hlm to the station, whero he got into an empty
compartment Of tho train which was to take
lin to Ca!aB. Sonlo minutes later four pcr-
sons euterod tho carriage, aud, although no
there was no time for change, he engageta III
conversation with thon az tho same timo
keeping bis hand on the travelling bug which
contained lia yaluableB. On arriving ut Ca~
prosseodol is or boasG tue l; bsat. lis WAS immedi.
atoiy Joined by porson wl1ou ho rooognizod ay
Que Of his toliow-trayoiots In tho train. and
who, stter short discussion ON tho evils Of sea-
sokueas, offered him olgar, which he refused.
, 1874-01-19

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The regular weekly ulcetipg OF the Hyde Park
Trustees was held Saturday afternoon.
All the membo1s were present except Mr.
Donlleld.
The following bills reported back approved
were ordered to DO paid: -...-.
Sam q. nhoados, services as surveyor, $4,000;
John Dillingor, rolsman to surveyor. $40; D.
uealy, superlnteudcnt Of public works, 3l89.S3;
Peter JolinsUn, forrynlaI, two months, $50; n.
HoinBen. fsrrynan, two months, Ssoi W.. Dab.
Gas Company. lighting lanps, $406.66; ]. r.
barney, for 46 mcotings. e9. s15s,00; ]. +. Bon
fold, por diem 80 meetings. s0, ella; n. DOYLE,
service, "a meetings, 81, $120; Y. 7. Gray. for
% meetnye'SS, sl7l; Il; L; stsbbingn, PR oieM ao
meetings. g., e144. Total: 81, ,sS2.70. Not o
single new bill was presented.
wATEn-plrE.
bIr Stobbng8 returned tho resolution offered
at last meeting which lad 6een directed to him,
with the report that the subject OF contracting
for water.pipos aud requiring bonds Of tue con-
tractor, had payor been ioferrod tn my commit
tee OF which he was d member. but that said
contraot had been let in open Board, all tho
mombcra bolng present; md TINT any iinforma-
ton OH tho subject could DO found Oh the
records Of proceedings.
Tho potion Of Winchester Hall to hhyo Forty
ninth street opened was reported back and ro-
had over been dedicated.
"uAs.
The Committed on Public Grounds, to., re-
ported the following:
Icso'etd Tint the price for tho balance Of tho fiscal
year Fer CUBIC feet Of gus for sreet ErB bo s. JET
floiaand aud tint the following schedule 10 adopIe
bnsed on he Philadelphia sehodule. viz: for Janunry
Il ;'ae 5ane, Il at05uIy 5uiy Is 5; A"aas Is " ''
Which was on nation referred to tho Village
Attorney for ha legal opinion as to whether Tho
Board was authorized to contraet for lighting
tho streets IN partial manner; payable out Of
tlIo general funds.
Mr.. Datney offered tho following;
Resoietd, Tliat tho Superintendent bc authorized to
set lamp.post ut the northeast c.racr Of Michigan
avenue aud Eorty'soyentl street, which was lost !;
nEM1rr1Na r1NEa.
4 petition was received from II. VANDERBILT,
prSynn tns 1 sts, SS onnp nes nposed
John Alaess for tratllcking on Bayard avenue,
South parl, be romittcd, on tho Bcoro of lgnor-
aneo. And thcy wore accordingly seinitted.
CuLVERfs.
Mr. Barney reported that Capt. Uerry had a
bill for ialf tllo expense OF putting in culyottH
| on Cottage Grove avelue for Sll3 on which la
| had olodit OF &G6,26, foes received at Kanka-
| koe ayoire pound. and wished settlement. 1t
waa referred to tho Special committee on Sotlo-
| mont with tho South purls Commissioners,
Qll1oAdo THORNTON AoAn.
| A communication was received from Garrett
vondcrsyda with llst Of poraons iron. whom ho
hnd collected *D7D.5D i'll 1871, III speosai collector
Ccago d Ihnrnton noad, which rol! had bce
bulucd in tho Chicago fire and waa roplaced by a
NOW roll for tho sanla work aud asking that tho
receipts g1yen for these paYMonta III 1871 ho Hl-
| it wan roierrod to the Fluance Co,nmttoa.
James W. Murray, Washington, D. c., wrote
! to know II hls Lots 0, 2, TO-. aad II In h{cChos
| poY'B Subdivision had bceu taken to wldou boutl
, 1874-01-19
Park avenuo and what oomponHntion was to bo
made to him. It whB 'rcforred TO the Clerk.

Park avenue and what compensation was to bo
made to him. It ,yaB roforrod 10 the Clerk.
Plat. .-
Market Addition to nlverdalo being plat Of
north of Oelnn,ot Rlyer (at Dalton; ,bridgo} Of
forrcd. '.' -
HYDE rAnK AND 1AgE.
~, President 90 tn caay reported iii dotail ON tho
"The Town ''t of Lake ia nl1 ready to join Hydo
Park, except tho eollition Of ono difficulty. Thoy
do not understand how to iseuo their bot,ds evcn
in 80 doing binding thloir whole town, and our
attorney Is not horo to explain. Our Boar md
their contractor, q. e. HoQuonboufg, oannot
agroo aa TO tho proper understanding Of luis con-
tract, aud our attorney is not lere to M glyo his
opinion. Our Committee on Wator- Works do
not fool free to approve or recommend pnymont
Of his ostin1atoB until they haye tho attorneys
opinion. saia attorney has boon tolegraphed
for to como. but las not como yot!!' 'f'
Board adjourned to Monday evening next at Z
o'clock, mud II he doos not como, they will nd
jonrn again:
HYDE pAnK wATEn-wonKs.
On tho 22d Of September tho President and
Trustees OF Hyde park adopted IN ordinance
for stlecial aBhoasmunt to lay down 10, II, Ia,
and 8 inch cast-iron water mains for about 1871
milaH, botng tho commencement OF Byatnm OF
vator-worls to 10 extondod over the whole VII
signed to chargo property ownors q proper pro-
portion Of this cost, and to place tho balance on
tho vll1ngo to bo pa!d In 20-yoar bonds, which
arc to 10 rutired III timc by wntor-ront incomes.
Friday, tho County Court appointed JoBeph II.
Gray. Daniel II. Horne, md Gaorgo g. Pope,
Commissioners to mako out tho roll; Saturday,
they were" quatified and entered On the, work.
Tho wator pipes aro now laying tho engino.house
Ia finished, and tho n1achInoryia on thu way from
Dunhitk, q.
TIE p0aT-oFF1CE.
nydo park has oxColieucod a chnngo of Post
maeters. uassan a. Hopkins rotires and Good
rch Q. Dow assumes tho oEioo. The httlo old 12U
boxes aro diHcarled mud anow blaclk-walnut office
with 270 open md 9G look boxes may be found
this morning anuGlv tlxod up iu tho drug store
aud roady Tor buHinees. Ihe new Postmaster
Hnys llo will keep supply Of stnmpa and stamped
envolopoB on hand mud that his arrangements
aro srch that persons sending lottors up to Chi
cage to DO mailcd viii lose ono dny'b time, rs he
wifi close Lis mailB at $40 q. II. and 820 n. M,
and give. speedy dispatch within low minutes
afterwards. acnding everything Off twice oach
day.
WEEK OF PRAYER.
The week Of prayer at tho Hyde Park Pres-
byteran Church Inns boon oxtendcl to two
weeks OF unbutcd interest, aud the moetingB
wilt be continued this weeks also Monday.
Wednesday,. and Friday evenings, and 3 special
mooting for ohurcl-mon,bors Tuesday evening.
, 1874-01-19
NORTH BRANCH noLLING.MILL.

A Now Form OF Agreement with Etn-
ploycs-A Sllp Mt tho Unions.
4 short timp ago tho North Branch Rolling
Mill resumed work, thereby giving employment
to several hundred workmen, wllo Ind exhausted
tholr savings, and many Of whom wcro In actual
distross. This roopcning wns probably moro
for tho bonelt Of tho workmon than Of tho om~
pioyors, and tho lattor haye. 1t is nllogca by
borroBpondcn In tho 1Torkingma'4's Aduocptc,
tnlson advantage Of tho situation, to Induce
1nany OF tho mon to aign tho following,
AGREEMENT.
This agreement. ma1e ths 1st day Of Jannary. 1879,
BY and ee!woen tho North Chicago Rolling.s1l tom;
John Doc party Of second part. wltncssch: rhat
for and in confederation Of tho party Of tho second
s Rafssy ssees hst e Mi fatay perform ii cs
party tlo be,t q hs iaowsaso aad ehty ~ md L.. :,
by whose directions 10 will always 10 governed while
II Tie empoy of the oompany knowing 9nd believing
and emrloye viii be advanced md ,protec.ed;;
And Il, IL further agreed, by The saia % ascend
hss o It nd on III liz psst rst
viii make proper appeal ID person 10 tho s!perntend.
Gu. for the correction Of his grievanso which, not
proper notice Of Two wooks Of biz intention lcavs
employ Of tho Company, at tho expiration of WHICH
ne .ha 10 entitled to FecSv te sTomt fq ds ,Ss
Superintendent. And thu said second party further
agees hat T ye nolfe Of two Msssa TO e
@ap for sS IN Of
That may b duo him for rervicrs, and his right to
letter 81 discharge Aud tho said second patty agrees
to form no @ 0 II any ya Ina amnoy T ya n
Ssst ssy Il II ls .sq rs @ ana vii sa matters
70 s"'Hsss s!ssss "se sondaet progsr Se
on tho promises Of the Company, whether On duty or
net neglect q aas a u 1cqeTM qfersgf H.
duics ehan always DO reasons for prompt discharge
from tho employ.
Of md or wh the Moh Gnsg
It's officers, to protect and advance tic Interests s
employees In every way consistent and practicable
acknowledging and believing a tn'creas and that Of
lis gorknen are common, In witncss whereof, tho
parties Iave hcrctnto signed thcr uamts Tie dHy Hnd
NORTH Ou1oAoo noLLr.a-af1IL COMPANY,
By JOHN Q. rAnKEs, Superintendent.
The mill has, On various occasions. bocn
plagued with etrikes among tho hands, especially
tic puddlors, and this preaentB itself To the
managers US n favorable opportunity TO weaken
tie Union, and to secure pnrtlal immunity
from future disturbances, -
Naturally, this movo diEsattsfes tho corra-
snondeut Of tho Adcocate. who appeals to tue
worlingmen to 20 without work rather than
barter awaY their rights, mud destroy tho Unions,
tho only meauB by which they eau grnpplo with
the tyranny OF capital Still. 10 finds consolation
in the fact TINT "forfeitures are not farored by
tho law, aud thore need DO no hesitancy in any.
Ing that no competent court Of law, in this
State would ever aec1nre fol lfciture Of the
money duo to amy workmen for wngcH. on tho
terms OF tho instrument above aet forth, i!
being, as before stated, in dorogation Of civil
rights, and against public policy"
, 1874-01-19
CHANGERS. AND W-MAKERS.

CREsToN, ogle Co., ILL.,, Jan. II, 1874.
To the Editor ef 4ae Chte4yo 4rsdaHa:
SIN; Tho following resolutions were adopted
ut tho regular meeting Of tho DuKalb County
Cenlral Grange, at Malta. Jan. II, 1871;
WuEnEAH, Certain p1ow-manafactl.rers, at their
recent Convention In Chicago etcre into ct,utruct
that thoy, wonla not Brii to " "orangcrs,' except
through thcr regular agents therefore, by the De-
Kub County Central Grange, bn it
lseaolp<d, Thas We will not pltrcheso p1ows, save
through our rcgu1arly-urpoincd County Purchasing
Aynnt.
i;rsolred, That horobJ instruct him not to snako
ttrB With, nr buy from, my manufacturer or uealer
wlu will nnt Rell 10 hm ut or llelr WHOLESALE rates.
<sptced, Tlat cupy Of these resolutions be Heut to
tue principal papers Of the county AMI State for pub
lieatluu. Ed LEACH, Secretary.
, 1874-01-19

" anu permanently ,rncoverod from huch luuacy pr
ipsaulty, hp sAatl be discharged from custody;
''' ''' ''' 0nAND JrhoHB.
Under tho head OF 0rand Jurors It says,
Mo Grand juror Or officer OF Tho court shall disc1oso
pcraot, 1ot In custody Of Nnler rccognzance. oxedt
by snng process for sa arrest until 10 10 arrcssod
tho Jury voted, what opinion ho o1prosscd on any
qt,estloa bofore them nia tho Court. in charging
anid jury, shall impress upon their na1nla tho pro-
subject tho oNendcr to attachment for contempt
Of court n which hc may 10 nucd not exceeding eoDo
as Inns alroady boon stated, persona accused
Of crime and convlcta aro allowed TO testify.
, 1874-01-19
ELGIN,

Q. Dale Armstrong read to a largo audience ut
aud " ontortpinei ' the sane m % ani iuaans ] al tho
Northern Illinois lnRane Asylum Saturday. Mr.
4, 1nakea good selections aud carries has loarors
with him. tlat Ia, they stay till ho ia through.
CALL nGMDEN.
Tho Illinois Condonsing Company's Buildings
havo been drapod In mourning outside and Ill
during the wools, in respect to the memory of
Gail Borden the great inventor OF Food Con-
denanE in Amerloa. It is said that the patents
OH his procosaos have expired. It III cortalu that
for aome time strict exclusion Of strangers haB
Loon enforced at tho faotory il this place.
, 1874-01-19

CHIUAHoASs ABROAD,
Paris--Gcorgo ". Baino. D, Goodman, Jr.,
II. L. Hall, Dr.. L. r. Hamllno, Mrs. Hunt, Or.
aud Mrs. Fred ]. Huse, s. H. Kerfoot, Mira
and the Msaos Kerfoot Joseph l1cdill and fam
Ryeraon, j. Gordon slnith, mr., and 1Irs.
II. G. spnffora, john c. White. !.
Nace-Miss Aunia Z. Hobart, Mr.. md
Alss.. Rcharl Grcgg, n: aud Mrs. Y.
Hickling. Charles llunu and Family, Mrs. H. II.
and Miss Port :, D. ". storrs, Mrs. 7. T..
Storrs, Mrs. Philip and the two Misses Wasly-
worth. :. :. London-F. Millcr, A. B. Pull
man, Miss Nollio Pullman, ]. II. lioyers, HRS.
J. 8. sproglo, Hiss Olive sproglo. n.
e.. i. srrogIe. Mannheim-Willam E..
Higgins. -. Geneca-E. L. Gammon
aud family, Mrs. 4. e. Lull, Miss Lull, Mrs. W.
D. powol!, L. II. ponuy aud family, Z. G.. por-
Ter mud family, z. +. Tucker, 80. Rome
Mrs. Fornaulo Jones, Miss Jennie g. Jonos,
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Vim. q. McCormick, >. Flor
cnce--hl1s. T. 4. Eastman, AIR. aud Mrs. G., r.
Kologg, Ths Hon. L. D. Otis and family, Miss
Harriet tturk, h1iaB Mary Kldaer.
, 1874-01-19
NEW LINE OF PACIFIC STEAMERS.

TO the Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
SIN: tako plensuro in announcing the o.
tablishmont Of new line OF steamers between
san Francieco and the principal Australian
ports. Tha line is now unler tho auspices OF
tho Australian l. American Mail Steamship
Company. carrying tho great English. Australian,
United States, and Sandwich Island mails. Tho
first departure will bo tho steamer McGregor to
leave San francisco. on Tuesday, Jan. 81, touch.
ing at tho following points;
, 1874-01-19

Tho aboyo rntcB mud tin,o glvon are from San
Francisco. pananss payable in gold coin. Pas
sepgerg are allowed ESQ pounds Of baggage on
cacil full ticlot.
Steamers will loavo San Trancisco about every
thtty dayH after tho 27th inst. Yours truly,
CHICAGO. Jan, II. 1879 a, IL, SMITH.
, 1874-01-19

md tcndaEod eaae Of what 10 called raat Tia
,sanns, which Mr.. Cohn bolioves now, although
ho did not specially notice. At tho time, waa not
eG en r ahn 81 s10 toa afsngos hme ha T. tho
h1onccd anoking It, wheu he at ot.ca BECAME in.
aenHiblo. On recovering he found he wne at Do
vor, and that his travelling bag md impromptu
nc9ualntanco had disappeared. Throe trains woro
mud stranger. and tin telegraph, was put into
play, but without succoss.