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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY MARCH is, 1874

consideration Of s75 ec subject to tncu1nbrance
Of S}3333. II is charged that 1t that ume lombard
pn4he to pay hin dabtE, aud taat iliau dld not
1ay tho s75,s, stated In tha deed. any other
sufn. for tie tranAfer,
Moreoyer in January, 1873, Lombard also conveyed
to William the eest half o. Lots - AID A. OF Block
122, in tts School Section Addition iar <&5 also
suhect to IN iueua1arance for ST., ,oo0. Cook also
alleges that Lombard bought OF Richard Raca, IN
Ausast 1872 4ots s. ard 9 sS ~ ~ an4 u snd - ~
IL to lo, and "a and % In Block u,
md 'ots s,7 So, 70, II, = Is Is, = r. Is. Is.
ct Lots l. e. and g. IL giock 49, and Loss ], 4, 8,
4, IS ID, 1o 3a a, e and H. IN Block g; also,
Lots !, H. a. and ~ and the wess - 6o19o feet Of
Lots 2 s. and 6, and the north 3 feet Of Lot 8. IN
Book 81, all IN tho original irving Park snbdirision
IN Jefferson, and had lhe deed made directly 70 "3-
lam. Complainant also charges that William knew at
the facts aud priry TO the auds that he never
paid anything for the lind conveyed and The ut!e Is
to be considered as In truRt for Benjamin.. Cook
therefore as1s that Wiunm may Be compelled TO de-
liver up tbs deeds 70 him, aud that the lAnd may na
recongeyad ia bs hed Ia trust for ts banehs Of the
creditors.
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ANNOUNCEmENISt
Ihers viii be chastty party at Cleaser Hau toraor-
row evening.
The Christian Union Literary dotde.y naect1 Tues-
day evening 1t III East Atxdlsou dtroet-
Tho Ashland Aycnue Presbyterian Church Will give
an eptcr,ainmeut At the Swcdeubargian Temple,
Washington street, Thursday evening. for tho benaht
Of the Society.
Miss Edith oGaru,su Will repeat her Lecture In Nc
Coru,tck I'LL Thursday afternoon
rhs yokefe11ons will hold their last meeting this
ssaaing Ia their rooms, No. 81 West Randolph Etzsst.
conducted by ]. II. Clough+
At tho reauest Of lis friends 1Ir. Mccarthy will de-
fer hits iongar his lecture on ""ho Would Not 81
= Mlnlster3"
meeting viii be held IN oaa Fellows Hall, Math-
odisk Church Block, Saturday evening, for tho pur-
pose oI se:urug concert Of action by ths Odd FenoW
lodges In tho cssbrx,ins Of the approaching df'3afA
anniversary OF tle order.
Eli Perkins, suthor q Saratoga in 1901" the Carl
caur1st and fap1ous hu1norst OF the New York Ua1y
Graphic, will talk IN KingstIuFr Music Hall on Aon-
day evening, The I'D inst. Mr. Perkins has the rsp!-
ComrnctaI 4aserLser says ait IA innocent fun, too"
Tho Chicago Sunday afternoon Lecture Society viii
meet st T:3o Monday eyeptiug In Room Staats-ze-
tana Building. All persons 'nteresea il .he project
Of giving series Of Improving lectures sunda, af@s1
aooas are Invited to attcnd-
Tho Ladies' Union Aid Society," for *ho benefit Of tho
Foundlfngs' Home will eomm.nca serving lunches at
IT. Madison s!rost Gu Aond1y. March l6 and continue
many whom the feel would be willing to don1te food,
and hss give s cordial invitation to send tho ksme
to LA Madison street, wbera it will be thankfully re-
ccived by the ladlcs They inys III TO and lanch
with them.
Arrangements bavo been nsdc by ths ministers aud
colotod ciizcnR for masa-aeEtag It tho Ddvet
B>ptis Chureh Fourth avenue, on Monday escuiEg.
Ma7.h Tie PURPOSE Of paying praper homage and
spec: to tho memory of this Hun Charles Sumner
Al IRE ins5tsd attend aud do honor to the noble
dead.
TIKI CHRISTIAN uN1oN.
The Chicago Christian Union giEas the following
programme for this week: Monday evening. lecture
ia tbs free course by prof. Mitchell Of tho Chlcxgo
University, subject Unae5ncath.. The uoly City,
or Underground Jerusaem." Free to the
public. Tuesdxy evening. Prof. Haven's class in
English literature IN the lecture-room and me Young
MEMS Literary socitt$ in Union Hall The t31ae Of
the inter bas been eh4nged from Saturday evening p
Wednesday evening: Primary ciaascs in German and
xsronnmy; Friday evening, classes in French and
vocal music. This latter class is about commencing
new ter, which will be in two departments. one fos
beginners and for advanced pupile, and affords
favorabs opportunity for persons desiring nstl ucon
to jotn On Saturday evening the Philosophical So
cie.y meets in Union Hail The library, gyrnna+ium,
reading room, and heslth-11t opsu each day, II
usual, from =. N. to 10 P III.
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Tha CITY Treasurer received 5000 from tbe City
Collector yesterday, aud also S. 600 account Of
water. .rents.
Two patieats died at ths Smallpox Hospital lat
wcek-ths n1at that have been lost for nearly thzea
month";.
Tha City Collector Increased hi. sccount with tho
City Treasurer $4,000 yesterday, that ssrn being paid
by small property ty-ownces ~ ta1es.
Judge Norton the Corporation Counsel, II unwilling
to besr tho oaiun of being Of the Of
iegai:ej prostitution In ths city, but he viii not he
thn2s feel envious tne BoaTas q aeslsh *nd of
The Board Of Public Works will advertise Monday
for proposals for erecting twostory brick engine
house On Wells street. near Granger.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday opened NUM-
Der of bids for making alterations IL the Eighth pre
cinet Station House, aud Rorne additions thereto. but
did not award the contrrct>
The Water Department, which II presided over by
Deacon Reed, OF Brother AcCarhS'h church, haa COZ
Iccted eiuce tho lat Of tho month fof Roter~
xcats sl30io for wstar permits, and $31 fof moving
Hcalses.
proposition to pzve North CLARK street. from North
to }ertou arenue is receiving favorable cousidera
ton on tho North Side, md 1t - not a. ~ unlikely
that tba improvement will b. made nome time duttng
the summer.
Tho Board Of Po1ico deroieh tbs afternoon to audi
Inn bs and hearing complaints shout turbulent ats
nnd haekddTers aud expEessn1en VINO WI pefssss In
spita thp. bject}ous Of prottrty"o~nela 1he toa-
mi5ston3. also inspected sud ae:eptea new four
whee!ed hoaacar, which cost III ths neisnoofoooo oi
5000.
The Mayor haz szitteo 10 the Attorney General at
springned inquiriug when, In his opinion t1e Nay
cr.s hil exufred or expires. His Honor and others
ctn Inst the bill does not expire uat1 TIE TT Of xay
vhfch would bo two ears from the TINA toox edect
md nhcra essert thzt il died yeara from tho date
d It's psssage which later Eiew IL generally regarded
u correct.
Ths secrrtaryyhip Of tho Board Of Public Works u
still bone uf contention between 4 C. Hek'ng, who
cha1nnios the GAUGE Of the former Secretary, and tho
Tyho are ncaed to favor the present
incumbent. The latter held meeting Jesteras5 e.
conclug9ou. Tbs pressure fer Mr. Bailey IN vary
strung bpt it Is doubtful It prors HufhedenHJ 10
to bling about bis Reinstatement
rha noard OF Public gorh lssned the following
building permits yesterdsy cnris: bea;4, two-
storv nd basement brick, z6o feot, No. o4 Haatnga
stsast HfchaeI MuIyain, three-stoEy and basement
tee sophs.st :gsr 81 sss9 S 1aa msd
pIiet, a2za2 ioe SOUTHEAST corner ot hsrr and sootn
Hastsd sssees pr. Atwatsx, fo1r~story ana nate- =
net hrjct 22x1o fest, No. g south Water ssEees
Pat{eedax {p1k.atzt3 Aoa hsAasnt hess neasf 1ax7S
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parta at the road and great teata in this way arc
recorded Of aonae foo.naan.
The powers OF endurance Of these men were
wonderful. It is asserted that in bad rcad
they could easily keep ahead Of 8 coach-nnd-six,
but on level ground the pace ct the ho1ses
1t was not unuauai for them to 70 sixty mules 10
the day. 4 Duke Of Marlborough drove phae-
ton-aud-four from London to Wluc1este: against
one Of them, and only just beat him, but the
man did not long survive this unnatural strain
upon bis strength. Tbs Duke Of Qneensbu1y,
Who died in 1910, WAS the Inst to keep up the
custom. 4 truce OF it iugers among us IN tue
attendance OF gtooms who walk By state car
riages, and that OF the mutes at funerals Who
prccede tho hearse. The long pole was the
origin OF the silyer-headed canes uow bone By
foo,men standing behind carriage.
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wE9T SIDE ToWN-oFFICERs.

4 meeting OF persons who were not quito certain
whether they represented the Eleventh Ward, West
Chicago, the city at arge assembled At Tho saoon
No. G3 West Randolph street, List evening, for the
purpose Of nom;natng delegates to tho approaching
Town Convention. Henry AckhoH was called - the
chair.
The Chair cal1ed for business Of sonae aort- Hza
any person anything OF interest to sug8eat7
ME- HEEuAnp.
Erode Hecgard said that lie had something to ray.
1o citizen Of the United States.
4 Yoics-Musha, now. {Iaugh:er.l
NJ Aesgsrd1t this 1nestns 70 elect - Assss
over-s&aessed7 Are you going to be-
1oxFu14 OCCASION.
esa 81 +: aoad aaai Up
Tho Chatr-Orderl 0rderI Order
The secre.ary-Aze r: re- going eraz1 . l1ond s7oans
The Chair-oraer, sayl You must b quiet.
Me. Herga1d-7 cannos be frightened ont Of saying
here for7
a yoice-I give 1t up
Mr. Heegara-fhis meeting is not met Tor any pur-
poae worth serious consideration. lawful con1usion
amid which Mr. Heegsrd 'uystertoualy disappeared u
the direction Of the bar
vasa I'd to ssy st Ii. s1o Voies s os L sounds
di Ard. very barharous-1ookng p<rsnn, Tih bee;le
h2ir. Finally, Mr.. Hayward gave way.
WHIT DoEs IT KEPnEsENr7
1Ir. Charles 8znau then addressed the meeting,
u9W6e&1 dG 6uECEeuEu Ii Skf@HS tA**
the meeting did not pretend 70 represent West Cha-
ca4o.
4 voice-Does It represent the Eleventh. Ward7
Mr. Scanlan-I prn not sure that II does. He hare
met not to by down lrw8 aud establish rules but to
elect daleEates+ Thnts what we're hers for-
Up AGAIN.
By this time Mr. Heegard whose taco reaemo1ed the
red setting sun, kucccadol In forcing bis Way to the
front agatu amid sounds Tint would aaunt any persoa
less moved by tho cup that cheers and tnenrtatea
Mr. HeeXata-H We a}n't from tho Eleventh WAzu,
where are nc from [Noiae.1
Mr. AckhoG-St down. and don't u1ake An aas Of
yourself.
Mr. Hcegard-9oure in the wYong boat, Hank-"
You don't balong in this ward at A. fou hhVa no
right here. lnota notee.1
DELEGATES.
Mr. William a1cIntyre-1 move, the se1sa of this
meeting, that 10 aplso:nt Ave delegase1.
The motion F1s carried.
Mr. MelatyreI now now that the Cha!r appoint
couaui:tes Of th1ea to nominate said delcgaes from
this WATT, and that tho Com0ea report At future
meeting.
Mr. Heegnsd-Lat ne 1aiss uy voice 70 protest.
Terrific confusion, amid which The tesy Dane WA
completely srppzeased.l
Ar> McIntyre's motion wa& then pu. sud prevailed
The Chair appointed On tAs COMMITTEES, AID HatA,
james f. Stanton, AND James Harris.
Ths uaestug then tdecsed partial Adjournment.
those tsrnatned Apostrophizug Hzcchus With tn-
thu4tsau.
THE NISvH.
4 meeting Of the Ninth Ward people viii b held u
the saloon OF John Hade, No. - R1ls 1lsnd a7anus
tomorrow evening.
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PERSONALITIES IN DEBATE.

NJ PRo1. WILLIAM HATHEWB, OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF CHICAGO.
Il foreign correspondent of q New York paper,
who not long since visited the Bri.::7h Parlia-
ment, sttikingly contrasts tho courtesy OF polti-
cal opponents in that body With the personalities
which are 30 common in American Legislatures.
The moment uenber arises to address the
House Of Commons, ho &eerns possessed By the
most
REFINED AND oEsftEaANLY CONSIDERATION
for others. In speaking Of antagonists, be care
fully guards against the slightest impntation OF
dishonotabla motive; il, II the heat of debate,
word Of obllque significance slips from his
tongue, To f1astens to Withdraw it and to express
lis regret; nag, even in Iis asrcasma and home
thrusts, be 10 careful to mention something 70
the credit Of the very foeman he is about to
seattle. Such q thing as hur!1ng abusive
epithats, giving the lie, and, above all,
threatening personal violence, - practices lso
common as scarcely to create sensation in our
American Legislatures, would not be tolerated
iu the House Of Commons for the fraction Of
second. Great IS WIS the asceudency Of Lord
paimc1ston in thai body, 1t never enabled him to
lord it over lis fellow-Comnoners 30 far as to
bo uuciyil to the least popular members OF the
House. When, on QUE occasion, he trespassed
80 far as to say impatently Of the not oyer-popu~
lar Joseph Hume, III the honorable gentle
mans understanding IL obtnse, it ID not my
fanlt," he was instantly brought to his eeuaes by
tho roproachful mu1mn1s Of the House, and Has
rem iuded thnt even Lord Palmerston must re-
spect tho ino eode OF Legislative chivalry estab-
lahed there.
What American, unless politician,
VIII, NOT FEEL, uUaut1ArED
By the contrast between this picture and tho
scenes often enacted in Congress and our State
Legslatures7 Who has forgotten the bitter
and disgracofu1 attnck made, fe# years ago. by
two leading Senators upon the Secretary Of the
Treasury, regarding the Appropriation bill ?
Who can forget the scurriious epithets applied,
about tho same time, BY q member from Maina
to another member Of the Houso OF Represente-
tives,-cpithets which dshwornan in Billings
gate might delight to add to her already spark
ling vocabulary, but which
- beesar, ia his drink,
Would not oestoT upon his ca1let-
What must be q foreigners impression. Il. On
yiaiting Consrese, he should hear ~ alteration
in Which the vocabulary WAS exhausted by mem
bers for foul efforts to fling At each other, and
see this foI1owed-as we have seen it-by one OF
tho pusilists rushing with turned-up sleeves into
the arena before the Speaker, &nd ahaktng bis
clsnched fist at his antagonist
NOT ALWAYS, HOWEVER,
did the British Senate transfuse vehement de-
bate With those graceful amepities which now do
it houor and which Lift its discussions 50 Tar
above the hot and scurriious word-hrawls which
politicians SO often substitute for facts and
logic. Not to speak Of the famous quarrel be-
tween Fo1 and Burke, or the Duke OF Grafton'a
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On Monday We shan open another large aasoEtnaut
OK ladiek underwear al ads ot ths very beat Of cot
tons and In tho pest rnannsr. Ws call particular H.
tcntion to this department, making 1t one OF our spe-
calttcs. Wears selling night~dresses, good articles,
1t s120 ST. $13d And up Chsai8es, s., S1.48,
81 G3. g. and mp. Drawers s. lents. $1.06, $i23.
$1.63, and up. Skirts. 81, *1oe, sl-25: E.el, and
up. Dreszing kacques from $1.6s up. Corset covers
81 cents up Also iust received another cYe Invoice
Of eubruiicries md corsea At low prices. Hoch1in
paiuez Il Co., l31 and 139 State street.
, 1874-03-15

Tha promptneas With which the un1Vessea LIS ~.
,urancs Comrauy meets ts losses zuay be estimated o9
tsa fot1oufnv statement OF facts: About year ago
f,an ne = sneet took out S 400 policy On his LIE
IN thta Company, and on the ed December a's oat
u1as dsys befors hs death he tooe ouf smother ior
General disd Ga tas y ~ %, S1
49, yart rnrxarde} to Air. F. II. Aoot, 100 Dearborn
srecs tne gent IN this city, t*o drt. fss ia INNS
Il o0o aud s10o ooo respectively saeo promPfneaS
nanv as thsSe q worthy OF thu attention of taosa Who
xxr.- ~ dxx4roua Of iuYDr1nX.
, 1874-03-15

II corporations are to be judged by their scts tho
Protection Insurance Company is highly haae-
dceut inahtuuon. Since tbs 11th OF January, 1874,
this Company has paid no Less than 1sseen death
1oeses, amounting to an aggregate of $7,ooo. The
pan Of working Of tia Company was fully explained
lass gundsy aud ia we'll worthy Of consideration BY
tuose who thluk Of making provision 5oE those @uo
1nighk othtuse be lett unp1uvfded for Tie xct tnas
coo clear-headed Businessmen aEa taking pob99
each month in This Company speaks for t.en, aud
uudeuiabIe- Tbs statement OF loases sesued eaooo'
fail To recomm end It most strongly.
, 1874-03-15
A Great Variety

OF foreign And domestic goods. auch ~ pap1-ha1g-
ings, decorations, window shsdes, bedding aal up
hoistety goods ase now On exhibition and for Ealz
cheap, at tbs old zelabo house Of E. G. L. ra1on il
Co. iIger, Jenkins b Faxont succeaso1s1, 107 Stats
street. AL parties who anticipate 7enovatng tnetr
houses II this Inns will ind it 70 their Advantage -
giva theu call tefera looking al.owkcra.
, 1874-03-15

This xeu known drra, the oldest retail dr5-zoots
hou.s ID Chicago, Intended to retire from sne trade,
but not reducing stock = s1peeee1' nA'e fe7eaiea
+h.t ressnt xors, a24 Wost MadiSoo azeet, and Will
~o7unns tn business II he1etotorA specA sttanhun
nj b e1.sa 10 EaaaafAc.urinS e1oAkA, auats, aoa
ar..sss. md nasaa "a rsly npoa Ass4nt IL but
, 1874-03-15

~ South Sanga1non Street at Auction
Tho attention Of readers IL called to thu poA.tvn
and unraseEsd sala at suction Of that very desirable
brick store and dwelling, "a South Sangsnon street,
Wednesday afternoon next at half-pa.t O'Clock,
the premises c. C. Thayer Co., Est4ta Auctton-
esgt and Brokers' will make the xais.
, 1874-03-15

E1THE~C1a53 Re8LaufaUr-
II IL Important Far strangers coming into our zty,
as well Is our chzens, to know wheee to dad first
class Restaurant and hoe With home cofor.a and to
procure an excellent meal At little moro thao ecss
pice. Tho propzaetoss of Tho we-srsapeed establish
nent rear of Nos II aud ~ Cask street. opposite The
o!d conrt-Honse, furnish thoroughlygooa meal for
per night. Strangers Waiting Chicago should nuke
note u this place, which is we'll known as N,s Gil
foEnja Restaurant.
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Tha Fcvnrite Range.

Housekeepera who appreciate perfection tn thst1
copktnc-apparztas enthusiastic In their ptaAe d
tho Barsow Bric1~Set Range. This rsnSe, with th&
= Richmond Palace Rang.s, may be found 4. BApes
Bros. caruet 8exta atld Van Buten stx3 3at8-
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g. Graham, rncrchant-saor, ll9 South Clzst street
has received ehocs lot u gooda for tho pznset
son, which will bs nade up unsurpassed In stYla and
Ut greatly reduced prices
, 1874-03-15

wurk, pesfectatauE garments, md low prices. A.
ready they are receiving spring goodA and tnFitx
MI baye1a Of dJgoods to examine thaiz ssocs 1afors
purchaaiuR,
, 1874-03-15

Mrs. Scott-Siddoaa' First Chicago Sitting.
Our readers will be glad to learn that Ms Scott
sialona shadow has been t&ksn by Gentle. aouthuast
corner of Washington and stata atresa. Tia curious
will dnd most e1et1nus picture the1o u Mrs. Eld~
douA and Hasier Harry Walker, tho boy piani.t.
, 1874-03-15

VuEt1EB
And The public informed that 7c.du Tea Company,
No. 376 State street, quota best maple aug4e 15a
par pound, oadng-powder. a5e per pound: pounds
young hyzon tes, test imported s5.5 beat Tomatoes
twopound rans, 15e thrce-pound caas 2: peaches,
s*o-pouad czna, 2oc; shreo-potind cans, css; con-
deused milk, &c.
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ro1hv & wirfe


Pay 10 per cent month for money FOR tbs ae1t tnfry
days. Buy furniture ot Colby / Wtru, 1ss ead
267 State street. Tha indpccnnu.s :bsy sGss No rial
1nd worthy the attention Of buyers.
, 1874-03-15

10! Lovers Of Candy.
Remember that John Kranz the stzte street eoufeo
toner. opposita Field, Lei:ar co.s, manufactures
the choicest candles, ano TO be foand apy-
where. Carannes specially. Prices very ,eason2bi4.
AL hs sska for "a q trial. 60 State street.
, 1874-03-15

Very Choice Residence Property at
EGAN DALE! :!

ROHTT-SEVES'TH- feet, 4nuth ffuut+
east Of Dtexcl Boulevard.
GnEENWODD-4tV.-50t terr, east froat, be-
tween Farty-s1Ith and dEor:y-scTcatts-srA.
FQNTY-SIKTIf-ST.-15 by $50 feet, north
fruut, bet. Greenwood nnd E.:aniale-ars~
EGAtU4I4E-Af.-21Dfe feet corn er f9rty-xl11E-
Ut. An4 EXuAsaaie-uv.
, 1874-03-15

In former days, when coaches did not so above
hse 1n::es an hour, and roads were nos
assads1lizea, footmen used tc run before their
mastess. They were considered Indispensable
~ ssss9andants upon tho carriage Of = CREST man,
~ s9chtleas their services weze often in Ee-
4a.snn1. ,ns They cleared the way, paid the turn-
=. Ass, Eesed to pull the carriage out Of the ruts,
W ~ seppo il On one side, to prevent i being
II,ss.a.hea; Inaso I'd they bore torches, which, in
means Of the iron <tipguishets attached to tia
A.mp-fa;9nes, =. such = may yot be seen in front
Of the old houses in Asf Fair, The dress OF tho
';na ';22aniaE ~ foetmen vas ott candy, and be car-
.s" nsn IN ts Ms nAa iqnf poi six or seren feet
rhich WA aa hold 10 eRg OK 111,e w;na. TIA
pk2 III A1ae s.s4d In lSxpta3 6ashss + iax3
, 1874-03-15
~ 4 xNExL3.

ASNLAND-Ay.-Oa acres corner sixty-thlEt-
st. and .As4nnt1-av., !: 5-ucro blocks, OF
as s&ic5ircd. This Ii ycfy desirable property.
TOWN or L4tIiE-i0 1cres in =. ". ii Sec
ton 70, Town 1S. Tasvu of Lake.
OHEIS' SUBDI&1SitsN-~5 acres orr's' Subdi~
vision, Sec. 20, Tat.ss 1g, ,Tosyu Of Lake.
SOUTH EIIICAt:O-2t0 acres near Snutt
Chicago: very desirable for manufacture
Ing purposcs, being On the t1lcili1an Cen
trail Kaslroad and rae Calumet River.
1IAnf-ST.-1f lots and i corruEra, 1ins3-at-s
north Of the Alton Knitroul-
DOCK PROrEHTY-141 feet dock ffuut, N.
W. corucr Cologne and tluarry-sts-, now
in 0ccupaucy r. lumber SarL-
LUMBER TAKD-tOD fce1 $. ". corner CD
lozne and Quufry-sts.- running 10 Alton
KzaiIread, with eouncctiAR trucks, Eow
occupied ~ Iusater yard.
6IXTEEETlI-ST.-l4 lots corner Stxteenth
&md Arthar-sts., cusf Of Canal; very de-
1isable for wuTclou4c or manufacturing
purpnscs.
CONGRATULATIONS and lot, 159 FoEIth-aT-
NORTH CLA;lK~sT.-Nesv store, GjxGO,
with &C rcouA and rnirI Hoors n1fShets Nv
residence fiutA, zud Eaosl basement. North
CInrk .s2.+ opposite NVeShlugton-4auuxe-
NICIIIGAE-ST.-Lot on dflehizun~as.. nen7'
State.
HYDE PARK-uouse, mi lot Oo by SO seet,
hyde Park, with o naain .tab1lns.
OAK PAlt1-45 ncres fronting on ttudiaon.
st., Oak Pnr!k.
SOUTH LYNNE-Cottuacs und lots 1t sopth
IMPROVED FARar-1Go acres pear Peatoas
Station. uliaoi4 centrnt tkaffroad.
RRIGfIT0N-9 acrea 1t Urikhtons vek1 do*
sfrable.
, 1874-03-15

which no man ever led with moro tsr11bla
effect: +'The merchant may any to 1ou,-tbe
constitnhonaNst n1sy saJ to you,-Ihe Aneri-
can may ssy to you,-and L I now SAY, aud
a&y to your beard, sir,-voa arr not aa honest
atakt n H1unt tax1os Lin thasA-" plain verds.
, 1874-03-15

TREAD On BEUHp1uN :,
instead Of Z worm, and receive 4 sting where
they only anticipated the pleasure Of seeing =
victim writhe It ia said Of Dr.. Priestley that,
N all his controversies, verbal or written. he
never gave of1ense by an al1uslon or word; and
ne NAV ndd that Lord Castlereagh, who was %
successful in the British Parliament, carried ten
pointa by his good humor, courtesy, and per-
sonal Influence, to every one that he carried By
fin logic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-20
Icnh,dnies for Copsrens.


From the Volcano Iubricator.
We Go not, while we have control OF
q paper which go completely eschew,
notifies SIS does the Lubrieator, feel much
like giving our opinion on political sub
iects and measures, but we do now feel
It to be our right and privilege to sug'
s.,t 10 our Democratic friends, our
opinion a. to whom would be the best
man to represent this district in the
next Congress. In the first place. this
district has men enough who are men
Of brains, to well represent them, and
from them man should be chosen who
is known to be thoroughly honest. q
man whose position and character
would place him far above suspicion, a
man whose voice would be heard, and
whose Influence would be felt in the
arens OF national legislation. To get
such a mao, and place him on the
ticket, and present ii TO the thinking
| men OF this district, insures its success.
We know OF no man who possesses
the requisite, qualifications to great
er degree than Col W. P. Thompson,
Of Parksr.burg. With him as nominee
of the party, we know that this district,
in the next Congress would be repre-
sented as it shonld be, and that Col.
Thompson would, by his unswerylng
devotion to principle and honor, reflect
great credit on the constituency he
would represent.