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can. s,e,man h Co.. 10 nnahi~ ~ toll any mose
definitely than ycrtcrdsy What loss the city fu-
curred by the failure. Iits tten that II 1oacH
nothing il still firmly fixed. AL tse assett" that
o lpaa whatever cAtl result to tho el:sr Proper"
". 1lo In ai,>inrsly awaiting a, rsrls frntn No"
York. stating exactly In" tho !" "He "tantt'
AID. Fitzgerald ir on thu Rampage beesuss
stn7or {:olyIn rnycs him for having laid over
puulat'e confirmation ~ City Marshal for All.
o:ltnr scek. iIs tavs that b 0 only wishes tbs
Common fonncil rules would e1tond to tho
Mayer 70 that euch esea|s N t ho North arcnna
l,t s.lc mud tho Wabash Aront.s haitroad f1An-
ctiso might hayn boon frustrated bv otle man.
l1o claims To have IN nntlpstt1y to NJ. Dunlap.
at,A lin aetton whs prompted by doHtrc to show
TINT for lIo nnt sfrad t. oppoae tho con.
tinllatnn r nfic" Of tho sncBons police officials
Aud ho a;sp believes that tho III omiers who rill
oppose Mr. Dunlap will do 30 FIR tho sAtne sea.
SOU,
Tho nn!ltslng Commttee OF tho Common
Council mo: yrtcr1ay afternoon. and dccllcd 10
request tho Cosnoration Counsel to draft An
ordinance annullfng any previous o1oction Of >
Cousi-tluure archtec., alrl also fayorahlr pacaed
upu., recommendation to tho Council 20 ap-
rpint but ono nrchtect. MI Of Which ih OF littlo
importance, fur tho Cn.,ncit will inBfet on having
nt least t,so, md probably three. Tho Commit
too wll again Hpet OH sh, ran.o reforcnco lr'hAy
afternoon in tic City Clerks otIico,
, 1875-07-29
The SECOND REGIMENT.
A1It.A;tllS1 ron THE 1'Ics1c,

AnNAs'nlft} fbH IHk iiEHlEt
4 meeting Of thu General Committee of the
9ecand Rsgl1nont. to which WAS intruated tue
arrangements fur tho pc,lIc to bo held wook
from to-dny At uowpns ra.l, WAS held last eVct'-
lux at B,ssko's Hotel to hear ths reports Of tbs
sub Com1n ittcrn..
Tic Committee on Transportation ropor.sI
thnt twDn,y-ily0 cars Lad been provided, and
that t1aus would luxYe tbs liock Island Depot Ut
J and |! o'clock.
Tho Committee On Refroshnents reported that
heYeral olfoyB TO furnish the Refreshments lind
bren received, but mt IN such slspo ~ TO ena
bio them to tako any action. Aftor sons dotato
it wns a;recd that tho regiment shoud furnis,
lhe bar, and Capt. Higgins, Capt. Murphy. u.
VI. Miller, and i. II. Iinnsbrough weto nppoiut-
cd committee to make ths necessary arsauy go
anentu.
Tho Committee 10 atraoge for speakers ro.
ported TINT ". ". O'l,ruu had consented To 10
present, sud woult deliver M adttreBd upUn
"Tbo Lilo and lnilio servicus Of Daniel O'Con-
nell" and that other speakers wsse expected.
A committee, ct,nsistiuR of tho Captain Of each
company. wsa appointed TO prveuro badKea aud
rosettcn 10 be worn by the members Of the regi-
luent aud tho managers Gu the occasion.
Ou motion. tho Cominitsoo adjourned 10 mnek
at tho drill.rootn, No. W. Eaat Washington
Etreot, anuday afternoon.
, 1875-07-29
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL,

3hi1H Fil1nT hAhUHsl13.
Tho first Ut the sa.ics OF excu1Blupn to be gty-
mn 1,y tho F,un:inr IIuypital AHsociasiou look
,1.c, vc.tc,dav rry,, ata.ue, r,ln E,ocyo
vs. =, ~. Inv n" s' t~so ~. Ist.Ae'
lhon1as D. 1Io'."os'. eainaft't le't "a WHAT III
tto rlso1. little went of Auth utscet bridge,
WITH = load OF happy Att!o ch1dren on board,
nuu,bor.nv. with their Attendants. over 900. Dr..
1,,.1,a ,..' .,.o ,,,...,,;,,, l., IT,, 49,. ~
aaae i war s"o inso.s'an ~ silaska' suu 80
esai iR"ea1nott tsooauts' Al'a AuotpanH "aEo alho
on buarl to Slvv tho children licdcal attendance
II necessary Among tho o.h-ota Of tho Associ-
n.;o nr,..,,t vcr,, ti,o rr.ui,isu,. II. u borck.
H.. a,a v.,t.,,o,, HI
."' ''"'s., a.e oo - ~ None'
el"hb'' W. " btes' 0easasleo and wy
gAnt. OF tho Ward Committees. Mrs.
hhlu,nan Of tho Foun,l)iur'. Noue, was
,,rr,4 M viii, q number Of children linn, lie
lluuc.
VlIe u,,r,,in. way bright and nt1nu,iuy. and atI
on bua,4 nr,o in thu nrbt II alu1,ts Aa a.nut
lulf-ra.. ?thy tya,,.vr nut uuipr va AID steam.
al urt ,ulu ,.,r l,,,i,.
1ul. sunA.nru.yr.
for the co.n!sst o[ thons ou beard woro adnnjra-
III, trI,r hu,uIy nj rh,i,. wmu n,,nln Iiaro
ia,ng n,j,jc., tus u.uci, lsr,,nr tt.,,nhnr th,n
wort ou buurd, Yhurv ware n larr. ,,un,,nr % n
cn,, ,nt,, ntan in r,abr,n.a II amv .I,m,i,i h -.
III II, n,t nm. Iustcrany xH nj Ii, nsT,v s",o
nblr. I.uwevor 10 iuoyo uhni. mi, an.
Inv tho ft.ah mir md ,ln ,.nnt ,rns
ncct. aud It nas MT until Into in
tt,n mfi,rnnon that they ypru ip demand Inr t;,a
I'M, ut Infants ,y,tu hut. ful.ru iBl,, hcnitl,,ml
sluu1ter. Ilu fresh air a,ll tl,e uleas1ut n,.r-
rnundlnvx tuetue,l to oxerk nj effect aImnst
magical in giving as.ituatluu to t!a suy ,l,i.
tir,.i. I'M board An infunt between Il and =
mouths o]d. from The Eounlling's lip;nc. sh,c,I
had been lfutt!uu aud weakout,E ~ tl4at il Iau
hueu hardly ttnt.icI IA live seemed III draw IN
vitality from TIC laku-a1r and for t;,c ,rut t,,na
Il, n.n;,tha t.iI I,t,, n hrajthv nIY., ,x,,,u,nt
lawn. frst t,acn fcl md r..kcd II ~ ,,'"
INFANTS Asr sM!Lr. culLph,:x
, 1875-07-29

. An interesting report on this subject has
rcceotly beon published by tho Surgeon
General OF tho army, which contains much
information Of general interest relative to
the health Of tho localities in which our military
poHss are situated. and which, whom wo consider
tho high character Of tito medical corps Of tho
army, must be considered as excellent authority.
It appears NJ the opinion Of majority Of tho
medical officers, wEloso reports are published in
full, that altitude aud rhritled atmosphere arc
not in themselves beneficial III caHes Of diaeasod
lungs, but that it IL tue dryuess of The alt,
the outdoor llfa, aud exercise, which pro-
duce tile good roau!ta; and oven thcso zesulta
are not always obtained, III 1t II not eyery
cahe TINT has tho etreugth to endure the open
air oxerciho necosbary. It IL yery certain. bow
eyer, that anv mode oE ite which eives healthy
tonc to the whole sy4tom Rfyon also additional
strength to the fitgB, ~hictl may thereby hold
out for many yeatB aEatnst tlle dlHeaho which In
proyiug upon them; While. on tho contrary, tho
drafts upon tho general hoAltA OF the patient,
made payabln by tho lungs, already tAsked to
their full ntronYth, In their diseased state, 10
perform tloir ordinary functions.
Hroas stresa Ii properly laid upon tho iTupor-
tanco Ut fresh afr aud proper bathing facillties
for troops III garrison. Gcnorally epoakinE, moss
of our forta. barracks, a,,d hospitals, are doll
clout In air-space ventilation and bathinR-con-
sonioncos; and, as it Is very tersely stated, IA
dirty mnn will, In most cRAes, bo disseminated.
liBsg1oeablo. aud 4laHoluto mau.-ior the condi-
tiou Of lia akin has much moro To do With =
mans morals than IL geteEaly supposed !" snd
il IL very certain that man compelled 10 bfeAtho
foul air vi night cannot DO expected to be a
pleasant and agreeable a. ~llo has passed
night III refreshing sleep whore the air naa
ptlro and plenty.
The want Of ice for tho sick in hoapItAls 1t re-
mote posts, who1c tho l,css in oyofro"arinR, and
- ri. t+nf-
manufactured on Tho spot. IL made painfully Ap-
parent, ~ NO provision has beou 1uatlo for fur
iIlshnR auctl rosta With "ice-mach1usa" though
repeatedly urged by mcdica! otsiceIs - tndis.
pensable IN the treatmen. Of foYets. lmag!ns I
man IN hospital with burning fever. At posi-
where tho mercury standH for days and rights u
considerably over 110o f., compelled to drtna
top1d water.
llriced, the ~hols rapport il Interesting. and
reflects great credit npon tho officer who hs.
spent NO much labor upon It. Assistant Surgeon
billings, U. y. A.. ~ well 10 Burgoon-OoneEa
l3arnes, sau t4a Uulted States madicRt oosps q
large.
, 1875-07-29


The following IL the substance Of An official
communication addressed by instruction to
Alexander Mackenzie, by Mr.. @. J. Drydges Of
tho tti and Trunk Ilai!roAA;
1t has heeu proven by reports and documents Of tho
Osatl Trunk Railway Company that thu statement
That UPWARDS Of $4,000, ,o5o of English caritsi has
becn hurelessly sunk III this railway II not true. II
has besn snwu that The actual sent {run England
aud expended In huIaR aud completing tls line hAa
been less than Cl14U,toJ, and thai net profit was
ar,.sI !u ls7A Of E4G004, u per cent, u'n tbs
t,nl cax expenditure una the 1ranA Truuk Hallway
1t haa hteo proven that .u statement that onty cH
500 WAS divided amongst the Engsh shareholders in
1874 was mt trAs, tbs asnoant OF f<su.1a0 having
bsen s4rncd aud paid, 4ccn1dina 10 the COMPANY. :.
own atalenlpus. II has lesn pruvaa that tue Great
We4.eEn Com!any haa r1d fsum IT, uel earnings dur
Ing twenty ysars HI amount TOT Interest
aud londs unl dividends un shares Aeld III England
Vt not less thau fait!to or vi average Of c!1 aN
yrar, II has lecn proven that the NoNleru Railway
ha4 not wiped out h shaTs Of the captal thst 1t IL
1tguAr!y paying lLs inert uua ita bonds. which
al held lu Elsat plil thai auy EhktDn of its capital
which Ii nut laid ul'ou u a!u.ost entirely held ln
CauadA.
, 1875-07-29
DEATHS.


MrLItA11-July ~, 1H7a, nj lila resitence, No. Ii
Hubbard ntreet, John Muhnll, aged 50 years.
Funeral FriIay, July no. II il n,,, to 1T. seph.a,
Church, ihouee By cars u Calvary Cemetery. Ffiead.
Of tho fa1ni1y arc invited u attunl.
ClIA4E-At WAufcgan. July ~, O'Clock a. H., ID
Marie, infant daughter Of 9. 7. and Ella cl,ase.
Funeral Thursday, July 70, At O'Clock, from ihds
late residence, lake aventir, foot Of Forty.na.a
street, Illinois Central train leasea Chicago Il r. n
OAKLEY-0n tho 21th Inst. os chocr. tntantsn,
Samuel NJ infant Of George g. and Nellle T.. OIL
10y. aged 3 months and q days.
Funeral from BD8 WalaAh Avpnus, Tlursday, t,
10th inss, at 10 q. m.
BUCKLEY-At Wankcsha, Wis.,, July =, l0,
William. only son of Thonlas and Mary a. Bucl4f
Of kt2 Wtst Taylor street, agesl years.
Funeral this day from us Jesuit Church, on TNelia
street, At 2 O'clock p. nj.
a1etIEAIsY--Ju1y II, William atcooary, soa
Tattick AIcClesry, a4ol ~ yoars aud Months.
Funeral from parents' rt*Ideute, G33 houth Car
street. by carriages 70 Calvary Comctory NJ ococi
~ New Jersey and 1oston la,ots plaase copy.
DEL1-Wednesday, July =, HIS, M1a, Emily 4
Bell, vito Of Or. j. u. Detl, 4C0 West Washlngta
street, aged ~ years mpntEs ant 92 days.
F1lnoral services at residence Friday, July n,
10 o'rtock q. m. Erieuls Of t!eceaseti aEe invited
~ Philadelphia l1afEr4 lllease cnpy.
, 1875-07-29

srnIsoEgLD. ILL., July GA. mclaughlin,
Erq., Secretary Of tho Board Of llai1road Com
lnisaioners, In reply TO Mr. McElroy, corro-
spoudent. furnishes from the records Of his Of
ico the following interesting statistics concern
ilK The Illinois Ceutrnl 1iailroad Company The
original grant Of land To tlsu COMPANY was 595.
ut)O ae1os OF ttsn thoro remained nnaoll Jan. !,
1876. 4Y9. .0Gb acrea. TIN Company rccelyod for
the lauds sold md interest Oh the Pamo to 1ate
shout a6, Isl .000 Thu btato from its psr eant
Of tho not earnings Of tto rua.l. las received In
tho lust soyen yeNrs an average 0G Ti00, ,UUD, and
III aggregate, from tho beginning Of tho pay
meutS. Vi i6,2li.S35.B5.
, 1875-07-29
MARK TWAIN.
WhAt Ne Hem cnbere About Hfenm.
boat 1encInE at the mlssissipp,.

boat Racing an the Mississippi,
a, Atlantic ttonth'g for A,.qast..
HaofnK was royal fun. The rnbc always b.,
an ide" that racing was dangerous: whcrons ii.
very opposite vns tho caae,-tllat Ia, t!t.r fl,
laws were phssssl whtcl, restricted cact, boat !.
luHt 30 many pounds Of steam To the H,l,,.,s
Inch. No engineer raa over sleepy or carel.,.
when hts heart waa In II race. lie WIS cotsstant
" on the alert, trying 0huGc cpckB and Natch,n,
thlnga. Thu dangerous pace Nas, on h,nss
popular bonta wllero tho onginocr tI.osaM
aront,d and allowed chips to get into In
"doctor' and slut of the water supply from tt.
Iu The flush tines" Of eseamboating, q ~.
between two notoriauaty fleet atpan,ero wnts
event of want Importance. Tho data wan sot "a,
IL several wocka ln sdvhnce, aud from tho tin.
forward. tho wholc Mississippi Vnllsy nns IN
state OF consuming excito1,ont. Politics an
only Of the coming racs. As the tIfno approaeh.
cd tho two stea1Ilors "stIippei" and not roui1
Every lnclu,arance that added woight, Of q.
posed resisting surface to wind or water, WI
removed, il tho boat coul possibly do witbo5,
it. Tho "spars,' and somotnlcH oven thtii
supporting dorrtcks, woro sent ashore, an4 ID
means left TO set tue boat oiloat In case sic got
aground. When lilo Eclipae and 4. l.. BhotHtl
ran tliolr raco Twenty-Five yohrs hgo. 1t waa ,xi
that pains woro tnkon to scrapo the gliding n
the fancif1l device whlc!. hung between sbt
Ecllpso's chimneys, and thai for that one hi,
tho Captain left of his kid gluvea and lad Id
hoad shaved. but I always doubted t4es,
things.
II The boat Was known to mako her bcst spe.a
when drawing live and half foet forward III
five feot nft, she wng carefully iundol to tI,.
exact tigufo,-Hho wouldn't ontor Iose q.
l,onoopathsc pills on her manifest after that.
Hardly any paahesn'goss wero sshen, boeaass
wifi 'trim boat" Thoy niways rim to tho I'D.
when thore is anything to HOO, whereas a Goa.
scicnsona and expiortoucod steamboat aaa
, 1875-07-29

SECURITY AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
Mr.. u. f. Merrill, donernt Manager OF tho
Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railroad, has iBsucd q
lengthy circular, In which 10 deprccasen tho Bys-
tenn Of allowances to partially or totally disabled
1non Ia such amounts a. may DO recommended,
or In many cases tho payment ot largo oxpenscs
and doctors fooy, and announces hls Intention
10 no !ohGer tolerate Bncli practice. In lleu OF
This he recommends tIe e1nployes to insure theiF
lyoB tn certain Accident insurance Company
which l,a na1lgn. lfo also inhtructs tho hcads Of
tho various departments to niro1d all posaibio
facilities to tho foiicito1s OF said Insurance Com
pany ia tsleir efforts to gas tho mon to insure
with thetn
, 1875-07-29

sgsBAr1oN WHICH WILL. NOT COME OUT
Yesterday sfternoo,,.' Al tho c'orke IN tile
Court iIDuse wcre iouning their coats, pseph1a
tosy tn seeking their lEceBtory back roon1b, and
v,.or TIM stn,wn1t negro {anitor waa gathering
h,s hroo,pn together mil bcginntng to perfume
thu balls with Ills tutmitabie perfume. a lung
haired attorney will a raturnino client Gaca
t,rm,s' tn llaf into Judge Morris room
nud presented him will, =, manuscript
and rc.Iueet for all Injunction. Tho Judge
read il through aud then said ho dlu not th!"K
jIe had ,ower u grant an Injunction III such
rlso. Tho attorneys then cited son,c yellow
covered literature TO el,ow that both writer
and thp reclnout Of A letter had Joint interest
= them. 11a Judge aso remembered .4ma1, noms-
encc, and, aftcr resting m anee- H
Joto pertinent 10 lilo utcnaon,, rehd tho
document necond time with incressed interest.
This rcHult, however soc1ncd to Ie uslnath1hc-
tory. for ho handed it bAcs to tho lonB haired,
xatnarking that thete was no allegation of any
tutcpt or 0xpct.tatiu: that tho dofonaapt would
perform tho art threatened. Tho attorney, how
uytr, after CAREFUL rcril.Al. explained that he
hut s,uwl. in tho manuscript that the defendant
threatened, etc. RI. Judge tnon lovoured the
aotun,snt third t1mc. and naoso refreshed.
hut" ho remarked :" thtnk 1t you'd tnjuro
tho GIRL. Tie newspapcta will make ,neinl.a.
;jppS and thoY will think tho Inntter n hundred
,t,nen worso than ~ Is. lesidos. how cut n,ns-
ricd woman giyo bund :"
Tho lawyer sugechtnI that tho law had boon
c,ansod lately III favor of ~oiaun but txllcd to
siso my authority in favnr OF tho legality of
rnRrrloJ wau,at's huf4. lie, hoWnYsT, cuntin-
lle.l to ploaai tor an injunction. and tho Judge.
ovcteotao by l,b ini'U1tuoit1ea, yielded and
granted It. ......
And rltat uas it, Tho nn9rateful lawyer, n-
Htea1 Of Itas1nK tho EI, took 1t OF IN Hcnrch ut
dptniL -chcsk to tiie it. 4 reporter. however,
went into cIairyoyaut STATE, and lenruod that it
was ,iled by Mrs. Stewart. the wife Of con-
, 1875-07-29

sto1x ro camns e troui iiam,iton sfsss' sbont .Hs
- Boedors ~ they aTo called, OF that town.
family wloba members almost Invariably dia OF
bleeding: The Legend connected with & u that
III Salem witchc1att tlues BeA c&ptsin brought
with Spanish nurse. who was quick tempered
womau, aud, beluK annoyed by tbs peav.
,slh,css OF The o.i!ld. deliberately bled her
10 death b. opeuiug = vein III Aar arm d
intervals, threatuulug hsr meanwhile with IN
st4at dosth II shs told. The mosher, Attas tie
, 1875-07-29


Mr.. Ri f,oe, snff pnsarnt.nd that v,nt,r
what harrnst"f In Missouri and Ka"tncxv II
aIreaiy gn,rr into iho 1lifYrrcnt n,sTkcta in In.
,iifTerout out,ditou,-somo of il In Ind con-
rijtiot,
N,-Ana to that kind of Grain the cast.iron
rric vii Ia narticn1oTiv insnnhr rntic ; Nv"
Str. W.-yeH. il osnf,ot i,o m forocd., and TIM
a,titicini ch,rnrtcr Of onr Htnte rrnin ipsnnctim
x,ii In ,nnIn moro aInarcut thnu nvnr
i,cfo,e II tha f,hinS flrajn Inenrct.
or were m expcrt, aud allowed to
OK exercise e' hta Judgment IL Tho n,attsr. a. r.s
tlo,n formerly i,y ths Board OF Trade. ever,
tloal Ct n"nny coull le ssyod to tl,e producor In
tl.e tn.tr,tioI nj wrnin In addition tlle h,yor
would be jmtter rritot.
R,--1)ocs II ,loL an,onr to ymn That ft1o inBnec-
tlon system Of Milwaukee has boen conduct
eli on
THAT aEsBtnt.E PLAN,
In marked contrast to u,,r own NV, sIatom, during
Tie mat two Or tI.roo yoatn7
Atf U-ft dom anil Furthermore. tho Chief
1nrnectors nf milwaukee, and I'oodo Ara both
exports and nre aluwud tax Of 10 much
i1cr car fur inspecting into warehouse
atul no mitch nor tlri1,paud for irspect[nu out.
md tIcId Responsible to tho uoara Of Trade In
ynol anil sufficient suroty for tho faithful d,a-
charge of THUR siuties, luBt as In tho caso In
tho Hour higl,wine. otc.. inspection iu
this city. wh.ci, llayo not yot boon gobbled by
tho State Government. No complaints Of any
consequences hive occn made Tor yoarn In regard
io tho ,nnt,nor in which taoy perform ther duty.
tI,cir responsibility beug sufficient to make tl,oiu
wilo.awnke In dong what is required Of them.
1t IL rare occurrence for complaint to como
ss.ofe s osta o nnss a. nrss0Ts ss ls d in
my matakea OF orrurn nse tnat!o tt,ey arc eottlod
for nnt atlj1Ated BY tho inspectors. Only ona
oaso han occurred III tho bighwnos during tho
past ogt yearB.
H.-ynu think, then, 1t iB highly desirable thai
wo should
RETURN TO THE sEysInLE s1sTEn
Of inspoction7
sfr. n-It IL for the interest of tho merchants
at.l producers that nc should hNvo tho syAtem
formerly carried ou l,y tho board of Trade, will
this e1ceplion-that tho Chief inspector Bl,on!d
, 1875-07-29

Important ia the Preservation Of Teeth
john doshpell's Cherry Tooth.Paste.
tbs most ellie4cuus drntisrlcs known. Try Il. For
sale by Iii druggists Wholesale agents, Tosrsy +
bradley, III spa III RauluIpa street,
, 1875-07-29

death Of tho child, fouud out tho c.u.e. aud ,.n
tnlo Decline currinR, with hor latess hrrath"
1eF child's murdoror, snl predicting ts,e rsn.
doath 10 oil her 'nalc dcseontlnnta. An eltisr,,
That. TO hnr knowledge, tive honH l,ayo met liz,
1oatbn by bleeding, ono BY bleeding ut tho M.
and ots.orn BY wounds wllics, appeared slirht
hut which no efforts Of tho phyacians cuuI
nonn ~"u@
, 1875-07-29

Ban FRANCISCO, July 2s.-S. J. pioney, late
JOINT Senator oi San Francisco and Ban Mateo,
was found dead tbls morning Ut his residence IN
aau Mkteo County, Bhot through she head by :
rife-balt. It IL not yot known Whother Its ds2th
waH accidental or otllerwtss.
, 1875-07-29

Vo!EF 11HE . EfVeHF0s7tss .
1IoAsrs. DayIcs Atkinson Il Co., William
Kirkwool, and Henry sltlward Il Co. shipped
t,hlo Of proviaons from this CITY to Liverpool.
England, VIA the llod Limo, Which runs oyor
tle Latte Shore Il Michigan Southern Railroad,
ami the Euuard T.1us, WHICH rui.a frunl Boston
to Liverpool, making tue following unprccodont.
oil fast time, Train left Chicago at 3'30 y. IL.
June Is Left DoBtun on tho parihia At 1850 =. u.
July ); arrived At Queenstown At Il IN July II,
making tho trip from Chicago to Queenstown In
thirteen days aud twenty aud = half houra.
, 1875-07-29

Why Clothing Houses Burst.
They say That ssteass yeEs sud rspsirsrs Of senta
ctothiux lku Cook AtIan, No. W Dearborn stEeek,
make tho ol - good clothlux. BRANCHES Nos.
D3aua .Gl WeAt AIadl4on street.
, 1875-07-29

dentls was Ut senth rark yesterday taxing eards.
sys vswe Of aoAIers which are s1cellent, Aad
n u bs elegant studios. eoruss af ststs md
Warrington stEe*t4s
, 1875-07-29
LOCht. LETTERS,
STREET GAMBLING,

To the Editor Of The thstaga Itionxs,
CHICAGO July 16-Bclny we'll aware OF tho
stand TME TnInuNx has tAaen towards tho gam
bling fraternity in Chieago. from the bunko-
sseerer to the money.bo1 lottery, carried an
daily At tho several corneH Of our principal
streets, and tho Immunity they recoiva from tho
police terce, feel compelled to draw your Atteu-
ton 10 an incident which occurred Tow days
ago. It has boeu we'll understood for solne tiulc
rast that tho head Of our Police Department.
WHO now aspires to the Chief atarshh!HLip, has
bsen very lenient to tho fraternity. but 1t could
hardly 10 expected tina; tloy would DO legalizod
Ut Springfield. But to the incident. Coming
cut OF . restaurant atter phEtakng of lunch
with friend. III We walksd dowa Clark street lo
at an alIey-way. "stop here, min
ute." Va perceived young mau ~.tl,
boz ION stspd} before hln,. md
number 1t smaller boxea tn 1t. which hs occn-
aoualy tllutl'ed up stating IN bis own peculiar
1au9naEe that tAehs boxeA contained 40 il. differ
entdeuuminatious, : 10 bills, hveH, SUD two's ana
telling them he would dispose OF titos chances
for Sl or ons chance lor 80 cents. ''Who
vail be the nsxt lucky Dan =" liz appeared to
Door dupes 10 $40, or esen 81, appeared. An
We walkod away my frlsnd askod. What do
you think Of that performances "NothlnK
popular for ChlcaEo,,"l l replied. ''Ah but !
he nse.i hia lgers very de1terously. aud tloy sp-
peared vsry uituble in manipulating tt,ess prize
Io1ea report llas it thAt i,o was oqually AZ suc
cesnful t.h tho bs!lot-boxss at tho Tweptseth
Ward polls" ''No:hing very surprising IN
thhs" remarked. Hisds OF a feather you
know, etc:" "Ah! but would you 10.
Iieye III that man /. Nuta1y Public"
"Whht!" l asked with nston.h.nent,
"llow could hs have obtsinod his tity
s;gna.ures7 Were shoy composed Of Colyin.
nvhtn. Mcdonald, and corcoean7" !
asked. "We.I," hs said, - I will tell
you. You remember the Congregational
contest LAST uinler. Witnesses proved that MAJ.
wns ropcatos. Tiay testified that Inv yoca,uu
waa tho gambling loltory-box business. Yet pear
tho cIsssa u thU contest 10 wAA commissioned
Notary Fubllr aud Acted In that capacity. aud
! waa paid for suctl Bcrviccs by @. u. Parwelj,
although tt.are wuru hund1uds OF respectable N.
la IN tho CITY, but It ID utsauge Le always pro-
| fcrEod g,eea ores. Ilwu Of them must thank
tho contest aud hlr. Farwell for the hour Of
| atii1iug N. =. to thsir nAucs."
Ivy tl.is time l reached my of!lco, aud. quite
Indignant Al tho tisgracu cast ou what ought to
be au honorable and respectable BUSINESS,
y"wod that my shlugle shonld appear on NY
.i"os no logger. aud Immediately pulled dawn
tha: OF NorAAi PUaL.c.
, 1875-07-29

TO fNd EVtE0F 0F 1Nt IhIcl1o 1Ff0Nlkt'
CutcAdo, July 2s.-3oWe tln,e ago Il was gty-
On out that We were to have nov. ,rou bridge at
Madlson street. Allowing such to bo ths case.
permit me to inquire whether cur city ls 10 ce1,-
tinae III disgrace by permitting such street ~
Madlsou. from esAso to Haisted strcot, to le-
lualn any lolgsr in its present condition. 4
street shore tho'o IL III ,nucl ltsyel ought to be
1opase! No better t.n's for duiuS thst thau
when No Fcpace tlsu Old bridge with usw ono
, 1875-07-29

Pianos and Organs.
A args assortment Ut new piauos and ofgaua 10
rsut. becoud.hsnd piAuos fsoul 50 to $2aN.
". v. K1MnAL1,
CukIcf Htxto nud Adans stfasss Ohtca 70.