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The "skirts of time" are rather cool
clothing for winter, but they are about all
that good many poor fools, who rush to get
married, will have to sit upon. Chicago Post
and Mil
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TO the Ladies.

Thanking my friends and the public in genera
for their liberal patronage bestowed upon me- re- !.
spectfully invite them for the future to patroniz@
my successor
NINE MARIE VOISIN
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Robert Collyer thinks that it is the correct
and beautiful thing for all young people to
get married, and so
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NOTICING Orders taken on the Bulletin once
unless indersed by the PkOfhtEfVn'
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"Upon the skirts of tine,
Sit side by side"
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JAMES PICTON.
1875 Gravier street,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGFNT.
LIFE, ACCIDENT,
FIRE, RIVER
AND MARINE.
FIREMEN'S FUND INSURANCE 90,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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1876,

THE SOUTHERN STATES
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
ExPo51T1oN
WILL BE HELD ON THE FAIR GROUNDS,
NEW ORLEANS,
Commencing February, 90, 1876,
CONTINUING TEN DAYS.
1. N. MARKS President
SAMUEL MULLEN General Superintendent.
Executive Committee.
A. BALDWIN, Chairman;
JAMES l. DAY, W. b. SCHMIDT,
COL. j. d. HILL, JOHN G. FLEMING,
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NEW ORLEANS,

1. N. MARKS, President.
SAMUEL MULLEN General Superintendent.
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Executive Committee.

A. BALDWIN, Chairman
, 1875-08-08

others who will mako spoil Of eTery
one on whom they can lay hand?
See how teode1ly tho skeptical parent Will eau
ton his child againrt the deyish snares which
selfish and abomlnable men will place for the
uususpecting ones feet. bee how he will advise
the child to select good companions, and seek
the aoclety OF the pure and noble. And uhatiB
all this but admitting the infinite superiority OF
love to eefhShness This caution reveals the
inner consciousness OF its author that the sys-
TEN Of moral duties taught in God Word is tbs
true, the right, the immutablo system, and, be
he infidei, or atheist, sensualist, or all CON-
bined, whan the pressure OF 80 great respon-
sibihty ia On him, the himsy yell Of his hypocrisy
is dashed aside, and his real convictions 1eTeal-
ed. ls 4 known fact concerning human life,
human character, aud human salvation,
less matter Of scientific interest
than fncts whi1h concern the habits,
tho food, the grow1., and tho instincts OF The
lower animals ~ 1s-lt praisewor act for any
one to Wituess the sln and misery around hln4
aud, while wrapping himself IN the cloak OF N.
difference, delve, with monkish seclusion and
cgotistlcai enjosment, into absorbing stu dies,
aud frown WITH contempt on those whose sym-
pA1hies are rather With tueir suffering ielloH-
men? AZ = matter Of fact there are EhobablJ
more truly scientific spirits among thu tearnef
clergy Of our county than i'll any oth<.r rank o.
profession OF men. The doctrine OF the grAdua
refining away OF al coarser aud more earth,
1nateiiaf, the hilton Of hgher and highe
types OF characte' tho destruction Of the wlcke<
and worthless, aud the ttue survival OF tn
httest. u tr1Gin ii With those criptures which tn
sclentlasa a1eet, 50 mucn to rRsplse. b
, 1875-08-08

u ie ooes oes1as rong xers to in uvoy hymn
1nee sung. Standing, whilo the stewards mAa1sed
tsta e aa Of Ar Moody, to bring order out of
u 1 ~ oee1af1nS that no nteet'ma would 10 nal
"s 4uist ~as restored It ouca- Soma Of thosa per-
rthly In earnest
Ma1: coe ct Chicago, hss held meeunss for month
N 'lctofaa Ihaatre With grest succoss Que Incident
occurring tals week NAY illustrate tie power Of truth
when faithfully presented:
TtTJ Intelligent man and hta wits sfter the aet.
ing At tae theAtes was Closed, folio xed Nal Coa a.d
respectfully requested ths :lsoe Of fax vorta v1th
him. Tho wifn had 3~inced tho husband to cx,nn tr
the meeting that sniog: and he had bssn 90 mnch
Interested thA said he had carried away Rsa, daai
Of truth, '4t not enough to satsfy him. The Rrns4
ttou@ waa, How he to believe for personal Air.
Ion from mt Tia Major handed him ona of
ths little hymn-booka, sAying hs hoped h would
accept Of 1t aud be eenedted In using Il, aud
then added: '' Would you b 70 Ineonkatsnt nov
to ny to WE'LL Mr. Coils, will II. to belts7e
that yon have gwen me thss hymu-book, OK that you
would Try to benevo that you have taken It from ma
after you have rocslycd 1t and thanked mo for tho
glfL'" - rec, said the man. "Tns gift Of God IL
eternal life In the Son, who died for tnat igbk
have it. viii G1ke it, sir; and won't you thank
God With me for tho gift7" With hats OF, On that
busy street. this st1ange aight Of man and
hts humble teacher, together with tho grAtatul vito
mingng their and words Of Thanksgiving 10 God
for Hs unspea9ab1e gfi" Al death hath al seasons
and pIaces for hs Grace may we'll use the busy
street for it's throne 10 grant repentance and faith
unto everlasting life 10 - many ~ VIII receive that
precious gift.
, 1875-08-08
DENTISTRY.

DENI1S N1. =
TE1E ONLY $3.50.
nr. STENGEL inserts the teet full Set gum teein
~ N4. and warranted 70 give good e.fls1 as
@oas cha zlug So Teeth e1tr 'rted without PAIN oy
aae use Of h1trous oride gas. Est-clasa hlhnGs at
Greaty ret'~ed pricee. Hoom g. northwest corner
H:a9e sad N44jt. n-ste
, 1875-08-08
FOR RENT.

Foa y md n Adans-st-, viii b fitted up to SUI
anaut and rerted for ID yeaft at tair lr1ce.
OF. SLOUGH, Ito Dearboru"se
, 1875-08-08

0DleCl, 6l0uIu yet QAFt LuelG eyes pSeH0, W
why the lsdeA Of the Escuapian s1e should also
hare been furnished ~ we'll ae thex growing
companions.
+ cannot consent to call any man candid who
sees fit to admit the phenomena Of Tha!es' OBJ
eervation - things knoHu, while he judges 1t
great Jewisl lawgiver aud friend Of God as mat
ters Of doubtful authenticity, simply because
the fchd Of Moses' observation ls different one
from hts oFn. We could insist on this even
II the intimacy OF Moses With Jehovah
we're stridly private, And testified to
may do it With greater emphasis since the wit
nessts to itwere more numerous than would be
1eckoned atall necessary TO establish the fact OF
transit Of Venus on a certain day. OF Of the ap-
peafanee OF Anew star. Fortunately foE tie
truth the namter Of men. who intelli9eouy &C.
cept the words OF the prophets and martyrs Of
religion is even greater than that Of those who
understandinslY receive the tenets Of tho nat
urai PHILOSOPHER. Nor ia it less easy to contine
these wolds oJ the personal xper1ence Of active,
thoughtful nen still living than it ia to corrobor-
ats BY experiments maae by men Of equsly
Trustworthy character !he scientific formula OF
any OF the great men Of the past. OF all the
multitudeof men Who hare Of late given their i'd
he$son to what are for the preseut termed the
teachings of science, u1oety-nine in hundr I'd
take lhel tacts aud their reasoning too At second
hand Bu:fo1 their confidence in human testimony,
that which they 80 much affect TO deeplse when
applied to heart experience. they could hAve no
ground whatever fo: their conviction.
How glorious the change to the Christian to
turn ircm the perpe1ing questions which sep
arata, not 1el,g'ou, meu from scientific men, but
scientific men from each other, aud fall back on
the institutions Which We have concerning God.
conceEoing the Ruilt Of sn, concerning the obi
CATION Of men TO love and not to hate one
another Will my one stultify himself by deny-
ing that there are righteous men in the world,
who will deny themselves and make loving sac
rjdces tor ttn good Of theiz fallox-znsn, md
, 1875-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
Calumet and Chicago
Canal and Dock
Company,
In addition to offering inducementsFfor the 10
: cation Of Industrial Establishments anu
Manufactures at
SOUTH CHICAGO
MO" OFFER
Lots, Blocks, and
Acre Property
FOR SALE1

Upon Popular and Favorable
Terms, and offer the best and most
attractive GROUNDS for PIC
MICS. SABBATH SCHOOLS,
CIVIC SOCIETIES, Church open
Air Gatherings, and Societies; the
Grounds covering Eighty Acres
approachablc by the STEAA1Elts
OF Commodore Cox and fOUN
RAILWAY TRAINS, to which
they call the ATTENTION Of ALL
INTERESTED.
The new industries now furnish
employment for laborers in con-
siderable numbers, to be largely
increased ut once.
Apply at Land Office, CONNER
cial-st., South Chicago, md at 1S2
Dcarborn-st., Chicago.
Maps, Plats, Passes, and Escorts
furnished to examine the proper
ty.
Communication by mail prompt
II attended to.
, 1875-08-08

LEGAL. ....
-~~"----->@1-'-~"~~-
In the District Court Of The United States fof tne
Northern District Of Illinois
H3stS L i: S.S;5:5 $i$54rs s5{;;5 {:
The undcrx.gned, RoLert E. Jenkins. frovtsonal
A,o+e Of Tie estate Of said bankrupt, oer for sale
nurvuaus 10 the order Of said Court tile entire stock
n s.d uank1upt OF the value Of about Sln ooo eon~
eistnc Of carriages buggies phaetons, road wagons
etc. finished and uuhuiahed. together with slso ms,
terials for the Of such property sea.eo
eh.ss Of the whole OF any part Of said property for
esn n O'Clock n he n o1 e. aoqa. Aus f.
a Conrt .nd will be subject to the action OF saia
Court as to or rejection: Property ana IN
ventories may be seen application 10 me uooe1-
signed ng =. ;1ns. - Aforesaid
Chicago July 81, 1875.
, 1875-06-19

she city. Dnohef requested tho slavnr to revoke
the ilcense already granted 10 HlehoH, but tllis
tho Mayor sefused 10 do 1snclier inclincs to tbs
opinion that be Ia baln1 fooled With, and 10 coD-
sefuently In high dudgeon about II. Tbe affair
eoon,s to be rtotty cffectual1y boxed up. Unlass
Uuctlar gets tho contract he will Bue tor dam.
kgos IN tho construction Of machines, and, II Ia
docs act It, tho othot scssenRsra viii .obol and
will aue for damages. A number OF cults will
probably arIse from tho complication.
"als want 400 great big Father Of city" said
the leader of band Of aovcn Winuebago 1ndt-
ans a. they uatcl,ed III flo iuto tho slayoea ot-
eco yesterday morning. And then after o1plain-
Ing that tho paper o Rs4e thon1 yesterday was no
good to heE with, Tor tho rcaaon that nohodv
would read 1t. they wanted tho Mayor to furnish
thom with lall for IN exhibition, pou-wow,
aud war-dancc, "ugh," said the teadar, "tn]tu
want mako bcself Allee. eatno like Cai,-Can," md
then be volunteered an exhibition of bis okt!l.
on1ing up with tho modest request to be allowed
10 hold rar-dance in tho Council Chamber.
"1nttu make good war-danco boAt Fitzgerald,
camrbeti. nifiseth, and, oil that not" Was the
logical nrgurneni tor lilo Justice Of tho thing.
cool iefusnt was tile reply gircn thotn. and they
derafsod calling down imprecatlons on tho n,ucfi-
soaIpcd head Of tho Mayor, and calling tho SEQ.
iotarY tho Mayors great pappooeo.''
, 1875-06-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Prof. Walter G. Lyman, oloontiooist. leoturcs
boforo tho Union College Of Law to-day ut 1850
o'clock :. H.. on "Exproaaioa by Voice aud dcs-
ture." Tho locturo is public.
"Al, saInts' annual lako excursion and picnic
At tho South Shore Park will be July 5.
The capacious steamer Menominae will 1eAye tho
Goodrich Transportation Company's docks. foot
Of Michigan avenue, at . 3. m., and return In the
evening.
Tho rev. 3lr. Horford, Of England, lectures
on hta great fcl1oW-countrymau David Living
8tone, at tho Church OF the Messiah. Wednesday
erening, This will bs Mr.. 11erford'a tast public
Appearance In this city, a. ho leavos tor England
shortly.
special meot[ng Of tho Woman's Christian
Tampc:xuca Union uf the Weat Side will bo hold
In ths unlon Park Congregational Church thls
afternoon. 1t ! o'clock. hfrH. Allen Dutlor. Of
Syracuse, N, Y, vii! address tho meeting on
''What haa been accomplished In tho tompet-
ance reform, and hopcs for the future"
4 match game Of hsad-bali will be played this
afternoon At o'clock In Condon's court. cortey
OF Cologne and Deerlng steoots, betwoeu Aid.
O'Drion and William Foley against James Far
ron ani Jamrs urAdv, for etake Of $500 slde
aud tho championship OF tho Northwest. The
skill OF those Hell-kuown experts tnsutos we'll
contested gan4s.
1hs cornerstone Of the Chapel for the Pros
bytorlan Theooglcal BemtpAry vii! DO laid this
afternoon st o'clock. Tbs Hon. Il. D. ataaon
Ia to preside, and tho ney Dr. Hatsey, senior
Professor, Is 10 deliver tle address. Tho friends
Of tho institution arc invited TO attelld. Tho
location il At tho intersection Of Lincoln ave.
nue with North 1Ial1ted atEaet, and Ia Ioached by
the Lincoln Syeuue cars.
, 1875-06-19
CRIMINAL.

.. :. - ,,
n, nnusa" ,.' ov . ,oa.u - ,"'s =, ~ ste' ILL., ~
daughters Of Joscph Afahlie, In tho Haven
School. md will DO oxRsntpol today beforc Jus
tIco sumu.raeld.
les,oEas5 ,t,, afternoon apoas oeloes &c "a''s
AIRS sarah Mills "ho lives At No. % North Jef-
feraon ssrcot WAS out shopping, some sneak.
tbtcf entered bot rootus and stolo yatusblo silk
t,re,n and shaw,. Tim thicf vn,,t, have rn,dn
i.ronr i.ui hnt sor I,a f.c3 tl,nt Tia Ids n.j
arrnfsy incko1 IN t,a, n,orn yalnahts Srtsoiosl
Josoph Hyan young mAh 1o yoafs OF age.
who lad goen ompl3yea ln \ p'po-uhop on tho
corner Of Ci'nto. and washington stroots. rent
there yesterday aftotnoon 70 Eok lib PAY. and no
eays, was e1octed: 10 dotenh hitnAelf no sozoa .
piece 0! IRON aud ssr1icx Frank uoo1ons on tho
iead, inlitctinR = soYofe wound. ltysa MAS
loc1od UP in Madeon Street sIaslon'
Joseph Orsgaeki, ono of tho yu1tures that
prov upon tue inn9cons uranHer, came 70 etlef
yoase'aas. 10 had lnKfattatea Himself into tl'o
from Msehisan. apd Tsa -: atoeI.nS lor iha lostoIy
o.lice, Whon beFgt; FltzpatIlck took him into
custody; Jussco s5ummortieii IL aoa hlm 10 the
of4mlna' Court IN oa'' Of Ss'ooo'
yesterday, vish % ayseoa On ''I h,s s1I garments and
money 10 bis pockets, Io saw somo suico
icwolrv !" in a atoro,-whese ho knows not.-and
iurchsscd throe xatchcs and = boz full Of
jowetry, which he Thought would DO a ilno pres.
aud afterwards d;scoYorcd tbat tboy werc
"sn,do." Hc wanted sho Madison Street Bta~
tion poico to got bacis l,is moucy, but ho was 10
drunk ho could uot toll tho otliccrs where Ao wos
cheated.
s1,a,,t a,eo ,o,oo. ,,..,o~,,,r .f,o-n,o,, ,rr,
n,a at u:oo soo,, cn~,n ,,s ~ H. ii Nn",i' ~
n,,t.r areat win hn,",, hv 1nttao1eare;ar
whn mt;,oJ % i,,,cbcr mams1 Etod Mcanod ~
NJ sna Tvoat rsata asroat M" thav s.srseJ siter
nu ria tolfns. M s,,d ,,o;y nnranoTs cesol
t%e, % ~ tn "ornnr ~ ~ Wash;r1ten an Hs
s.aH s,+oo,. svto,n nHaor To,+,n,t,Ha ~ ~ ~
1,o-,, a;tor thnv lad irnnnod t{,n I,n,ta .ri,a a
, 1875-06-19
fool qnite nt homo whom ther set to sons Of
them on thelr Journey. by easy stagos to tile
kingdom of ntornttr

fool qnitc ht homo whom they ses to SONS Of
them on their Journey. by easy stagos. to tile
kingdom OF oterntt7.
Ia vefy MISUNDERSTANDING ptanot, about tho stEo
Ct Gooso.cgg. bit very mncn more circular:
Tho amallest magnlfyng force vse put
In last ovcnink, BECAUSE ths ooo.'ila-
thrown awny in tho bal iIsh..
tiowed through Tho latter lens, Jupiter would
be about tho eIzo Of tho bottom Of 4 wasf,-tub.
Taken altogether, tho vsor had Of tho rlanos
convinced sbe reporter tlat1t was Inhabited by 4
rer. cnterprlain9 people. who paid special At
tc1ition to tto,r gas.'Amre.
Everybody vii, was up In the tower had 4
prep, aud cana SWAY satisfied that tho Astro-
fnnitcal Society bad performed great wonder.
and bad, In fact, taken measures TO place
tn on intimate ter,ns with our cousins
III tho n,oon and elsewhere. Prot.
Colbert, on being 4sked how largo tho moon
lookoj thro,gh the telescope. roplled without
hes,tatsoi,. "About the s1zo Ut a barn, but not
exactly That shape"
Mr.. Warren was 30 p1oasol wisl tho wholo
affair that he entorsaned tho wiloIo party most
Hospitality at tta handsome residence. Grovoland
llalise. Some npeoo.o, woro tnaic. And al ap-
roAred to bn happy. Tho laalca will bo Welcome
10 v,s,t tho observatory and make ehc &C.
aualnlauco Of their kindred angels, wbcn ths
Westhcr Ia clcaF enough to Admit OF + gensral
sssoepng Of tho horizon.
, 1875-06-19


Tho peoplo who hase WAbaAh avenue III charge
deserve credit for having dopo something to i'm
provo its condition yesterday. That something
conaistod In lowering tho greater portion Of their
tracka from Twelfth 10 rwenty-aecond streets
10 the grade al the street. Noasly 800 men xero
employed iu tho work, aud In tho space namod
tracks In pretty fair allapa.
II must not, however, DO supposed that tho
Company las mnlo tho street passable for
teams. That portion outside their tracks on
botl sides will allow trayel but tho Ia foot or
more between the Two outside rails is = mass Of
hoft ssadt ashes. bricks. stonoa. and manure
that no man In his aensos would attempt to
drive over. This, 10 1t understood, is on that
portion whore tie Company laye dug down to
grade; On tho remainder rio condition IL tnuct,
woFse, and yet 10 attempt has boen mAdc 10
1ender 1t practicable for teArns. In most Of this
nozthsrn ro1ttou tho str'ngo7a and tracks htana
up foot nouvo lho pavement, and arc thlnly
ctsorod w,th tho duat ard aahoa Of desoaAttpn.
The assertion that tho Company intended to put
gravel on thIs dirt fs yet ono Of tho possibilities
Ut tho future; maybe tboy wiii.
In connection with nomo atstsmenta Of thu
organ OF tho Canph1.y 1t il veil 10 know that
Comlnis6lontt T4ornpson. who uas tho only
nislpbor Of tho board OF PUBLIC Woska prsaeut
whon application was Enado BY tue Railway Con-.
pany to lay the track, ntascS ttlat the only per-
inibAlou granted them was In accordance With
tho provision Of tho ordinance paAaed by tho
Council giyinR the Company the right to lily tho
track. The Board slate TINT thoy will uoe that
the street ia put III phssablo condition as soon
~ possible. and they bolleso that ths Railroad
Company are doing their utmost towards this
eud. Commissioner Prindivilie wont OF altar
Office h0utH lsat evening to axamiua The work.
Without any ill-wil toward Commissioner Pria1I,
villa. 1t ia to ho hoped tAat 10 nas forced 10 ride
up tho Ayonue III q buggy,
Tho statement or Commissioner Thompson
puts new face Oil tile tuattor OF Permission
superintendent Wiison Of tho D.aft told = 70,
porter OF this paper that permission bad becn
yyen tho Company to disregard tho ordanAnc.
and lsy their trackh On tho natural surface OF t!t
street from Harrison 10 Twelfth etEoot, thougt
It was woll kuotn that tEts uas rasiug tue grade
from to n inches. II Commihulouer Thomp
son 1en[es thts permission, on whom stall taa
blame fail I Viii soma ono please cxDlnin wAa
choap clerk In tue oltce Of the Uoatd ASSUMED Il
give the permission rcfer,ei TOT
, 1875-06-19

uAo Apparently "eAed eFdtY ono up At nfesent.
ebnn sslrfed up Tho people. but for primo nc-
codstJ Tue oproatina wore unwilling 10 lrt
their noighbots hAvd water. and this ~as etongh
TO rou.o up any uno. AZ meetings. held some
iime ago IN, tho so.lt. ct,d, tho gentlemen Of
that locality had been c!amoruus for snncI asio1t,
because thoY wero unabln 10 got wator In tho
sorn. lie lad nympathlzed with thsm 10 their
trouble then. No" ,o was ,snsprisod to fluid
Thss conduct sloutd mako asery ono ietloct.
Lake Wow "oul1 s'oId 10 no suburb In btausy
OF altnatlou, and on1y. wanlat1 watcr 10 mako
l'or merits appreciated. She had Tho hncn.
aud only needed to tap It. It was for The board
to weigh tho arguments for and agninst. and
pass upon them. Thore was no ring A. tho bot
tom of 'hls project. but simply the v!shes Of tue
% shs scors of dssith. fho snitsc..wator. WHICH
the people uera us.ug. was deletoriou". 11e had
nevcr used 1t, but had clatern-water In is house.
NH. JONES,
OF nartnenood, waa In favor Of tho watdf being
PROVIDED Tor no" when iron Hss *i2 par ton.
The board wore rcsponelbte, an1 OF coursa
would do thote duty. but ho would nhmo several
arguments. One was health. A goo1 portion
Of tue .etl.water III tho town WA Impure and
cal,se OF sickuoas. Another nrgnmout wns pro.
lection agalnst fire. Ms. 1obiuson had hatd
tho city tlrcmom Ind always put out Lako
yiew. ifos. and would do 30 ngatn. Did
he think they. would run up to Kavenswood
generosity Of tho city lllemen. MIR. Robinson
had also sail tho town WIS no acattorod
tboro waa no danger OF contlagratfons. Did ho
hope that tho town would remain 30 scattered
forercr7 A Third argument was the itnprovo-
lnent That would follow in general va1uas. Tho
fartners north IT Gracoland were erecting mind.
mills bccauso thav t1tist hhyo water. THIS nye-
TEN would give it thom Mt loss cost. The Duss in
trons A. GracolalId CctnotoyY during tho 1ast
year would pay for tho CompanyH BLaro Of tho
watel-w0rka Tor 1vo yeafa to como. Whom 10
lived In Eranstun, he found thAt small property
ownorB who had to pay for their places by email
payments vete ali for water, even though 1t
pushed them to tneot tho expense. No ono
tholo would now bo without tfelr works.
MI 6oOpWtLLIE
said that twonty years nTu tho mortality ia tho
city waB very great. chiatly OWING to tbs use OF
als faco.Hater. 1t would bo 30 In Lake View.
lilo knew Of casos directly duo to this causo.
Sir. Robinson had dllatcd on tho fish that for
merly came through tho ptpea fran the city
sLorc-works. lie bad said tnoy were pcthor
ires, tor ealt. Well, II tllav wcro not fresh,
they wyro alive, aB ayory ono know.
No ono being dosirons OF further discussing
tho matter, the motion WAS put, and received tho
unanimous voso OF tIo uoard, amid loud np-
plause.
Dir. Suzor stated TINT tho first thing to bo
dono mas to provide fund. aud tben to appoint
a competent cnginecr to dtnw up II specific plap.
This could not bo done uutil fogulsr meeting
wns hold.
Tue Board adjourned to Monday evening,
when, doWbtlcBs, an ordnance will 10 adopted
for tho iHnuo Of bonda aud tho appointment Of
Water COMMISSIONERS.
, 1875-06-19

49,. -,ot ...t a., ,ccomnliahaa f.ct hrt ~. In
Ao wv sot ~ Aeso..e".Asa ".sS .ae.. Wv ~ -
fair way to bocoms 20. oSaog TO mo action OF tne
ToWu Board Thursday evening 1t thelr special
mootlne, The full Boa.d was present, aud
l.rc. ,ttant1.pce of citizens, Additional names
'e.es s"sI.a ~ =. ~ ". r.tit,,, -. .s,,.. ~
Neta nanoeo III "n 'uo ts'''on 'os "s'ct' 1ua
tho EsmonatsAnoo agaanat making tho tota! tn
favor 3G2, and opposed lM; ls It.. ~ sats@ated
that tho pattsaoa rspt6senteo @aio. o.ob1, ana me
senlpnbtrAae6 $1b1. .uto u 8e4! eetaso. MoHou
having been mado and seconded that the prayer
, 1875-06-19
FISHING At GRAND HAVEN.

Special Dispatca TO The Fateado T,tbpne.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. Juno 18.-Ths splendid
fishing that ID now being enjoyed hero is attract
Ing Eonoral attention, and numerous partios
from this place, and thoae constantly arriving
from otllor placss, avail themselves oyory day Of
tho fine sport that ts offered. Almost every va-
siesy Of {resh-water As., ia TO be caught, thu
bass variety being most numerous, and thu
black bass rlnHt sought after for liza
gansy qualities. Ono OF tho i'nost strings Of
tish over soen here Was TINT cauKht yos-
torlay morning by tao Of our citEzena boioro
breakfast, there being over lG0 black baso. nomc
OF which Woiglea from $ to 8 pounds oaeEl.
There will bo largo party hore on Sunday from
Chicago, which will nytiva On tho morning boat
aud letu1n in tho oayeuing. for tho purpose OF en-
joying days Gshing.