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, 1875-09-21

. The sorvian Chamber of Deputies, by q
tote OF II to ~, has adopted tho report OF
she Committee recommending tho policy sug-
g''sted by Prince A1uASo-tl.at of neutrality
Tor tho present. with no expression OF gym
pf1Ay Or intentions cithor way. The 1ninori-
" were for,an immediate declaration of war.
ht'el they may yet carry their point, an lho
chnn'ber proposes to leave the final settlo.
fne'at OF tue question to vote OF tho people.
MennwAiie the revolt is gaining ground in
Bosnia, where an engagement between $500
insurgents aud Turkish brigade resulted iu
the defeat Of the latter.
, 1875-09-21
THE GERMAN WAR .PLAY.n

| The cable dispatch from Liegnitz, in
| silesia, which appeared in the last issuo of
IHE TR1DuNR, not only gives very graphic
and animated picture Of the thrco dnys' sham
battles Of German army, but it a1so fur.
nishes some very suggestive rcnsons to &C.
count for tho Huperiority Of the German army
! to tho French in the recent Franco-German
war: Tho kriogspie1, or "war play," lasted
three entire days, and tho troops bivouaeketi
upon the ald of battle during tho third
night Two entiro army corpa ,wcre pitteil
against each other, and their operations in
| solved overy detail Of tho labor and hardship
Of the rcal battle except the killing, and at
the closs tho troops were as jaded and
iatigued as # they bad been engaged for
the same length Of time against an
actual enemy. The plans of the mimic
battle were laid oat with tho mont minute cx-
actnesa, and the Emperor, tho Princes, and
the Generals of the army were in every part
Of the field, examining snd crsicising with
referonco to praise or blamo after tho notion,
aud in addition 10 this the troops vera also
critically watched by distinguished foreign
o!itceTs. Perhaps the best tribute to tho
efficiency of tho army Ia the fact that, while
tho foreign officers wore unanimous In COM
mending the discipline, activity, ind prcois-
ion of tho evolutions, the Emperor aud his
Generals wcre nosaltogethor satiaficd with all
the operations, showing the sxacting stanl-
ard Of military scionce which is required by
the military department. Tho troops on this
occasion were required to mako long and
fntfOt1fuu MARKHAM hnth },7 Inv urd 1,v
, 1875-09-21

The Nark Lane Esprfsx, discussing lhe
question of tho supply Of breaelstufs in
Europe, fluids no reason to alter its previous
Judgment that no material decline in prices
may be looked for. II tliscrolits the reports
OF large yields Of wheat i'll France, and has
no faith in tho estimate that the surplus from
this source will rcacl, 3,o00, 400 quarters.
The general outlook OH tho Continent is TINT
tho market will romain firm. aud TINT heavy
draft upon America will bo necessary to sup
pIy tho deficiency.
, 1875-09-21
POLITICAL NOTES,


Mr. blaine's own district in Glains and tho sur-
rounding country rekl1rnnd thu us,tnt nanuhi,o.,
maturity at tho lato election. Ths circumstance
viii DO mentioned III tho National Convention Of
l67G.
1t has been suggested that thn bard.n,o,ov
Ropubicaus in tLo next Cougrena e.onot "a.
thor votes to be.tor advantage than bv b,,,ina
to elect Mr. Kerr spcakor, Tho Ee1 Hsvon
Palladium, rather at.iY-backcd Republican or,
gan. takcs kindly to tho idoa.
John Mor1ieaoy ia to bo urced Al. u.,a,s...
for tho Stato Hapato. Norr,aaov c,rhs ~ ~
ready forming. and t,rcat onthro;..n, il ,ai., =.
prevail. Doubtless Mr. uirelow "a. fulIv aI. ~" ~
pared, when ho acceptod tho Democratic no1nI.
nation. to row in the samo boat with Morripsev.
THO Democratic Conyont,on in N.h,..ka -.
sound to tho core on tho ourroncv onest;on ,,,t
it was not an Imposing BODY In nolnt NJ NM.
bera Onty l,onty-four countiea m, n, s,1t1-
three in tho stato wer. .onre.nntad an. ~.
we're but eighty dsleeates In .ttcnd,nco t,onn,,
tho call was issued to 1el
Cvua n po,.h;,o ~. 1,,...-
ir,tc for Govornor - naaa.n,...,' "uu eana''
ra.on ,,,o on,en -, 49,. e5''Aa''' to'u0es 70
Nh ov;ao,,,1s it'll. "ou ua w" noios'
ibo Govornor.h;,, ,rt,a T oa"". 49, eu'o snns %
comno,,1s H. .e.,a. o -'oe"0ssnr .. W. De"toe1a'
Jutloa nevo- IT. ~ .ttt, 49, .aN ~, t.sns'
FEAT toncI, tho oro,,n,," 'SAA A'N'ao LII s'o1
~-Ne TN"eA sA%o 6AoAAA+
, 1875-09-21
Clerks and cha1longera arc selected for likt

Clerks and cha1lengera arc selected for like
qualifications.
They thon proceed to coon themselves m
in by d rooin In somo obscure, dirty alley,
with winlows boarded ovor 10 prevent tho
outside public from being too inqusitivs,
with small opening, perhaps waist
high. for tho FREQ md independent
American citizen 10 get down to
and rnss In his "socrot ballot" to this
Facrctliy. guarded ballot-box. lilo cnu stoop
down. peep through the little window, and
SEQ Ibis sentiment" go through the aperture
OF the boz IL he likes, or ho can pass on antl
make ready roonn for tho burglar or thief
behind him, who has perhnps already been
| there before him eir or eight times and erer-
c'sed this peculiar privilege.
During the day these manipulators OF The
ballot@ho1 arc kept we'll posted as to the
number Of votes cast for their ticket In other
*"rda and precincts, and. il TIM repeating il
Judged insufficient. stuf'ng aud falafying re-
turns to the required number IL resortcd to.
1t il cure thing.
Now, ~hat should tho citizcna duty DO in
regard to this stale Of things in matter that
ocars no directly upon the best interests Of
our city? Property, personal safety, and
public morals nre subject 10 the influence mud
control Of class Of men destitute OF COLL
mon honesty aud moral deccucy. 1t should
be perfectly rlain to MI that simply going to
the polls md voting, evon for good mon, will
not defeat anch vil}ainoua scheming. If all
right-1ninded men would vote, il would be
great gan. but nothing short Of organization
nna thorough. determined work previous To
aud on the day Of election will ovcr relieve
us from corrupt oflicias aud bad govern
ment.
To work efcctually, thero bhon1d be m Or
ganized club in every ward, numbering 700
or nore of the honest citizens, and every
member ehonld devote tho entire day of cleo
tion to tho protection Of tho balot-hox and
securing an honest vote. There arc plenty
OF such men in each ward who can gyo that
much time onca year for 70 worthy M OBJ
iect. Tho work must bo prompt nntl
thorough. A sufficient number mus. bo ut
each precinct on or before tho opening Of tho
polls to enforce logai procedure Ieliable
challcngcrs must be placed inade, to chnllonge
suspicious voters, md watch tho boz vigi-
aantly till the votes arc counted and tito 1e-
turns made mp as tho law provides mny be.
What is The giving Of fow evenings timo,
perhapa trifing sum OF money, md the
entire day Of election, in order to solovo tho
paorlo FROM tho rulo and ruin Of our present
disgraceful and dangerous city and county
offlcials, compared with tho results which
might certainly bo attained2 We havo some
honest mon in Office; but theY arc powcrlesg
, 1875-09-21

The st. Paul Chamber Of Commerce givea
forth very positive expression on the cur
roncy question. 4 resolution WINS yesterday
adopted by that body declaring it to DO - the
duty Of every citizcn, tho business of every
merchnnt. to .,sc lis utinoat eutleayors to-
wards securing Mt tho earliest possible mo-
ment II medium Of exchange which is fixed
in value and convertible at tho pleasure OF
The holder into coin,"
, 1875-09-21

From IN amusing letter on Chcssos moral
unelosnnass. published In the ylctsbusg (allss.)
Herald. We clip tha following:
f,1sr. s Gaago ut tes he War, sent lot Of Con-
M sttsf sotno Salamsy don't shink Am iniEtaien in
~ s'ofy though can: iust name plsc..t and
Tho correspondent haa got tlings = little
mixed. Tho Confederate money WA senk from
the South to Chicago vleu 10000 Of bss cu-
gems xs1s naked, starving, aud calling fqt lid
, 1875-09-21

| MENlS.
NJ tho recent Now jersey eiec'Ion the con
s,''ut'on"l amendments submitted 70 the reo-
Pe "e.o e"rr1ea ny very iugo majority
WY 'ic e1eep''"i y. o'' l'o''oi,s io' .
~" m,"es''ne", ~ toFe''s ~ ~" ae'""
'"uv' A's "a' 'D'of's@ ~ "eop"l'AfAs''e'S
s'n'a' IL. n'ajo'i's'
ne 1s'' .'"'"au''oh ~, III Ne" Jersey WA
""oItsu ~ 's'f' 'Ho present amendments
lave o'en ,r,, "e1o'e wv pooP,s lot Two OF thfee
s1 y,.',. as @..e P''ph'eu " eo,ntn'es'oh
r. r".A s"'' se'',' n'on1sis 70 lie wofK.
l"e' 'Aea 'ese.'e" ,iie o<'''s'"eeoto'i ana al'-
,.a.', l"'" ~ wv heb'''"'a'eA ans' nave hna'!y
:. ~ @'',p'su ~ "' "ioHa"i'S large lna)offy'
-'s"o,o -, :" 'ae Sshse VI 'no re" 'er'
os;,d,, r ~. ~ Wv '1u''','"."' :, "nic" 'o'
sss'.;ss. 4'' "1sc's so.e ""S ,aat p'o''nne "n
] ,.o,:,@:.:.' ",sse'A VI ,tee puo''c scnoo"' "''a
s;n ~ ane uu".'on ~ 'a','4 " appfop''a
a:n:.'., sasa ~ s' 9'sae. " 'ae o'a.e OF "n5 nl"
a.,:i. r" .".oi'' ~ u Ao' .n' oa' VI a1'y
,r,s: .'"a' ~. y. 'o' po'Auon Whatever
-" ~ w. "oAAo;.S ahs a''efs.on u u'e
49,. 4''e'o"' INSTRUMENTATION VI
s' ~. a's ~, ~ oo' It AZ ''' e'''e u any !ay
',.,'.. .'o'' 1ne eon'p.euen7' n7'seness oi thla
,''s". p.as'on - p'ooaps aepra'eo .le s'ncna'
".:'., :, lay - 'o'ee VICE. !. "ou'u na'o re-
% - :. 1'.,a oeeu u'seetst mercy aRans'
,anen,..,a.;aa -. ~ rs.'.. .u"as ",nol's ,e!'e'o'S
ss. s,,'an',..a'. Nos"11A,sane'as " an's' .ne
=. ,. ~a.:.a, Aesse" ~ ne"'; 3''oo'' '"'''of"s'
49, 49, X, e % :. ~ ".u' ~, . 'e"s'u
.. 49,. s"a o"e' t... ~ t,ee Ausop8' Ut
:, u.,.~.,:a', ~ s1.'s m'su' na's eoa's 'Pe.
, 1875-09-21

Greenbacks, at the New York Gold E1-
change yesterday, closed Mt the low figure Of
81. The extreme prices Of The day were
s5t nnd 65!.
, 1875-09-21

or tho 1,3o0.00o,00 human beings In thin
wlcaed world. 37o, ,0Oo,00o have no 1aper OF writ
Ing materials. Anl yet local poets continue u
waste the precious substance woek aftor uoek.
, 1875-09-21
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

RATA or frHrrRfr1fns frATAaLf n ApTANCx1.
Postage prepaid nj thia 0I3les.
bails Ed1tfnn. posi- paid. GO
Paris n year Il same rAto
MA11eh h Any Ddirrsf Forn WERxA foF.,.,,,,. LOO
Hundky Edtna. LttstAts and Religious donbto 80
sh.et.,..,.............. 3tNl
ft.NsekiT, ros paid. ysar,..,...t... ....,,. Gij
Paris of ytae 1t t&snn rats.
MfKRLr Fn1r1nF: Onh copy pcf ycar......... f,6fl
WrFky-lllh IT fnur. i,.lWb
WstsJ-t;ub of twenty. Qu.tW
f'ns fts Cary trith Ertr3 ctuh II r.<nta.
on al cEuba the bubserbst must tsuntt tho rcssxe.
vhiah Ia IS eonts 4 sony pcs year.
fr+ein,en copies sent free.
+" lteseut delay aud mistakes. hs surc and give
ro"t-ohee adtress IN full Including State aud County.
fetnlltanets may b mkls slshcr by draft t1treAH.
fnst-oco oser or in registered 1cterr ut slsE.
TEnus TO CIR srsscnsaEne.
natiy, delivered aundsy t1rnrt-d u cents rer week.
DAILY, delivered, Sunday Included. 10 rentA rer wsek
Adtirtss TlIk TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Curner Nadiron md -ats.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-09-21

Hudson gave 1853 matotty against tho 1rst
amenomcut tho only county that gsye an ad-
verse vote. reducing tho aggregate majority to
49,31d.
, 1875-09-21

WOODS MusEr.t-Monrce ptreet, betwern Dear
inrt1 and Stale. Afternoon, !" East Lynuc," Evening
"G.ste and " Tue 1tIa Lon.'
, 1875-09-21

AA1@ 1AAhAo'AGAAoH0o'' - 1VL144ta.
The Sl7atS-zs1zu'g has left the Republican
party and it refuses to join the Democratic
party. For the present its politics evidently
bogins and ends with running air. HEs1so for
County Treasurer. AL other questions Are
n'hoEdinated to this purpose. TLis uncom-
Portable conatraint forces the staats-zttnng
70 indorBe the administration Of local ahaira
by the Peoples ~ Party for the past two
years, and nppenl to the Germans on au issno
which does not oxlst. It believes that tho
only way to elect mr. Hrs1so County Treas
ureT IL to maintain the combination Of two
yeaFa ago, and for this purpose it is willing
that ohlcago shall be plundercd and dis
graced within tho next two years Oh baely
rs within the past two years. It is
willing to utilize tho disraputabto classes,
and give them full representation in
tho City and County Government, in
order that Mr. HEsno may avail himself
OF The fat Office which he covets, It is prob
ably On this account that the stdats- Zatung
tzeats tho approaching election uncand,dly
and unfairly, Mr. Hra1No has right 10 bo
a candidate for the County Trcasurership, and
to bo elected il be can, There aro worse men
than he aspiring to thAt Office. THE Tuauxg's
objection il not to his cauddacy, but TO the
organization Of local bu1nu,or party, made
up Of tho worst elements Of society, for the
sols pur1;naa nf sao,,rino off,cao orG ,tu,J.-
, 1875-09-21
THE FINANCIAL DISCUSSION,

rur r1u.rcrsr n,enrooron
r., o,,.,..ox -, H. us. ~.
,,.r ,,evo,as n 1aro, ,,n,t;om ~ ;,s tn,.a. ,"n
t;nuonu1r ~ t,,o ,1;tc,,s;o,, -, ~ a s,,s.s:a,
onos,;o,, ,ro novo - na,, ~. 49, =. 80
ntbar ,,,,;o,t ri .,,oh oon.1 ,,,t,;. :..su,.1s
IN ri, ,1os.ea of t,o ,,oa,,,. o,,1 .,,.t 49, ~,
aoncs of orv no1;,;,a, aan,ast +, 49, ca.
r.n1or. q ,1;eau.s;oa ~ 49,. ...,a. :. o.%: -:
tim, most ontortura n;scrs.;nna ~ =, ,a,; '
cj.4 eancc;a,1r ~ ,rn cnar.c.ar ~ ,n.ra,,a,. p.
ND enanoa .,nr;,n a,.ss s..as.. ~m.sn.,
to an clcct;a, 40, 3.~.,, l.. ,-s;,.,,a ,r,,e"
! ,non 49, ,,,er, -. ,.-. :sa..>, "eA
trol1,1 IL. tho;. ,,o-t.. oo;,;..;.,,s
ro,nrn;,+aip NV, .nn - .s. a' a.a.s -. aun p"ss
s;1erat;on ~ nv con,rorar,o1 ~ a - ,aaa.;an - .A ~
W. l,ovo orono1 H. e.,,.,~ 80 rs ..sa
IN . fra 5;snrss;or w. ha.a s-.."', r"re' %ae
;,,o,,s ~ or,;c,o. ,~;,.a, H.. s.l;a.. a Asla
n ,r1,;ch ,ho v;o,r. -. 49, .,.. ps.oos1"
! noeo1 W. ,,or, ,,o.1 .a.,nis @ "
rcc,nssa NJ tho nos;t;on ~ Tar tr.,a,s. Wv so
lava he'd eorol ennfdonao .1,a. ' 49, .,;,a. "..a
sim wo,11 ,aad othara - .ta - t.,,,,. se .se@ |
uanco of an. alo,,;o, 4, th;, Co. ~
hao cortr;,,t,,;1 ,,,,,,, T.. ~. 80. - ~,
,1;.cnss;on n.n,oora,e o,1 paa..,,,;ss. ,"- s"sn
hoa, ,h,o ~ o~anaina 49, a,,an.;na .:.1 nA'e
bo;nr ;,a,on,oL =, ,,,o;. ;,,.i...4 T.. ,"N,'
ro,;n,7 NJ no-tv ,onra,.;o,. s.,, 1 ~ ,
for ,ho u,,oeo.s - t,o~.,, ;.os us
rcferenco IN No r1ot;a-,a s ~ ;.s.sts sssa'u. ~
this lind ia fnrn;s1,ad ~ oh;a s,,a-" se .s.. -
son,,a ~ hox7 ..,,,,aa T,n.o o' ",,eto e'o'-
no, vr.o ,,,o na,.as-s.:s ' ~" "-A -, l,A.
md ,xl,oxo otho- t1,ana.n.,a I,aN..,,,: ,:eAe.'
vho favor roanonar ' ra;,t .o.s .s'toAs'us' .ss s
,nonav ponnhs;aan H.. W. n;so foso ~ Aal.l-
dnanc;al |rost;on rr,7oS ~, ueus ,I.e;.~," o'e
zuc ~ a,rtou ~ ~ ~ a,+,a,. e t,;.1sh s.eneas u
IN 1,1;,a;s 1,a,.a.a. ~ .,,a 1s o;'s'uesF
m ,nto11iannt ,1;s,nsa;,. '.u optp1'au'ty 'os
49, a.,,':ae. 49,. , apoA t"0 n'e1''s OF
are ot,o ~ toot, ~ - H.. 4"o.s - n.: one "e
Noithn- namosrs.a - =" 10 p,,; VI P'as''an D'as.
vi. .;,,e 49,. ~. ~. ..ra''seu1 Ano" ~
III, , l'4 ,,a "na1 'ns pl1elosn Oh the'e party
o,.s, M ' :u't. u - e'tu ~ tleo 70 arf'Vo a. h's
sha.;' ',,s ,.s .':. u: - "nas tAe t'uo pohcy
~ % msnu.,;.a vi m '..s o'"ae 'nefo nfe thousands
49,, eop -, WV Ate oAa 'nnn''oh'sss;
nN >As4o "so D'm1c'"." oy lne thousands
, 1875-09-21

tho excessive rains haro hecn destructive, but
generally the season llna been q most succcss-
ful one, ndding millions OF increased wealth
ns reward Of agricultural 1nhor,
, 1875-09-21
THE BTATE VALUATION.

Tho State Hoard OF Equalization haa finally
settled our tax bill. That in tosey, they hnvo
oqnalizcd our nsscssmont and furnished ns with
tho hnsia of taxation in this city and county
for 1915. We give the local assessments aud
tho assessment It's fixed by the State board:
, 1875-09-21

ACADEMY or ACs1C-Ilssttd strect. between
Madison md MoaTnr. Engagement uf n. D, Rob.
stt4' Combination. "Jack sud jlii.'
, 1875-09-21

ATTENTION, SIN KSIaHTa!-sta.e,i conclave Of
Am'o Commandetr, No. l. X. T., Ills tTurEJ.y> eye
ntie At O'Clock, At tn sluE fnr husit vtit-
iEg Str Knights coureo,tly Invited. 1v order =! tho
&c, q. II. " LOCK-; ReroTtJtr.
, 1875-09-21

Nn01EfS TIEATRE-Ilalhnirh stseet hetween
C!nr' and Lasalle. Engagement Of tIe Caltfurnis
EtIstte|k.
, 1875-09-21

nf1 +CeNno{oL1o ~. .mn.I ix..A.1..
.,,,ea Th;. sa,.t;...:s. ~ w
fa-na ,1o,a ~ ,,rn,,;.s - n" -. -" ~
,,..a not oivo t1,a ,ra-,ntoo ~ arr .,.nana; -
,lo rar,s ,,,,, .;,,s'Ir ;r',o.san a.. "''
r,sn arnnon,or. ~ io.o1 sEo;-. 49,, r.a,,.s
renewa, n tbo a,o;la ~ o|,;., NV a,,,aa
enco viii, ,ho ,:arn,.rs ,,oaa ~, ~nr,.u, H.,
belief tha, mel, m annoa, xi,l ,n,., ,,,,,, .nr
thing like d henrtv re.no,,sc fron, tbcm
Thc most r;,,Inn,ora ,h;na N. St,,,,.
z-;tu.o haa .,7o,o ,ota1r :, ~ .,.;.;a:a. ,r.,
Tn1uuyk l,ecause II Ia. ;,,,orss,1 ,,,o ho,ost,
money nlotform Of tho Nv ya-< ,,an,noroo,.
md in t,a nc1t folnmn ,,.ronrc,. ,,,n ,o<.a,
eorruptionista vim ca}I the,nsolyo. ti,s pao.
.I,,. n.-.- '"e
, 1875-09-21

Mcr1cKEn'A Tf1EATNE-a atst1Iron street, tet~ees
harlofn aud Stats. ''NunuDH Coruer."
, 1875-09-21

CHICAGO TiiEAT1sE-Clayk street. between Rsn-
do'rh ind Lake. =" Pauline md TonpkinR tho
TFoubodo4f" :.
, 1875-09-21

sftor the Great Fire Of 1871. 1hs eonIh ~
s1onded, ~ did overy otI.or rart of tho casiliEod
Garth. gene ously ana promptly. Thth SOLITARY
hct Of n'ockory waa tho work Of rone Individual
who dIsgraccd. by living IN il, R,uthern State,
, 1875-09-21

The North Division Of Chicngo 10 not alone Ia
its misery. ellcsa is penetrated by the Rivss
Oder.
, 1875-09-21

INTERSTATE ExroslT1oN-Lako shore, foo. Of
Adltl1 Btreet -
, 1875-09-21
Totals. s., ,1ot ,lns, ,463 H,o

The reduction in the whole State is $751;
600, Of which $72,S5o, 600 havo been
taken from Chicago
This equalization docs not include railroad
property Of any kind. Tho valuation Of rail-
road property in this county is apportionod
ali ovor the State.
The peculiar process by which under the
law the State Boar.l has to determine valua-
tlons produceH some singular results. In
Cook County, improved 1an.la (that is, far1ns)
arc assessed At m averngo OF s35. so IN acre,
whilo unimprovcd firms arc asscsscd at
$75.5o an ncro, All tho town and city lots in
the State, outside Of this county, are a.uessed
at an average value OF :95.50 each, while in
Cook County the averago price is $443.50
oac1.
, 1875-09-21

Increase by State SIC 1877 s7y
Tho State Board assumes TINT this equal
izod assessment is so per cont, or one-hali
the actual value Of the property,-or TINT
the actual yaluo of tho property in this
county is ?441. .o0o, 900, which Is untloubtcd-
" too high in tho iace Of tho shrinkage since
the panic. But wo havo reason to bo thank
full that tho State Board has nbnted in its zeal
to tax the peoplo Of this city, Last year, tho
State Board thus cqualzcd the value Of prop
erty in this county:
dtt3nf2ut
Nls}If3lu
4efopuat pFopetsy..-. G5,pb08A8
The whole valuations for tho State in 1871
and 1875 compare ns follows
1874. 1875
aAaas; aas;.:.........,.-..$ 6N.iIJ.85g 552,Hl1 $50
In 1nwn lotS.....,...... 3N,1s.G9 2H,sl4,i19
fe9Sona1'' ''''......... 2a3.o6',9ra 231,lo2,l83
T0tal6. .........,, 81 tQl ,N8.iG3 Il 0lg 0g can
, 1875-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rbcra will be A. ruoo.,uo az tic Gan Club At the
n.-,n :. s.,o ~. .,.,,.,.
a.,,,, ,.,s,u ~ .to f,,,,,,ns,
i"s les"ist .4orsny 4aoos'!s " Wv e,.1o1n r oo
ASSOCIATION Will tANe p'ace ~ toe 5oons' NOE 20
and 40 Merchants Building, at P. m. to-day.
ao,t1or., ,ntoroated In xorro,no A bo,t cnb
ueAsu" :"s',,as =, -. ~ ~. ss,,f.s ~ ~
afo invited 10 meet A. 1ne sos'uenco o. ~ -.
Boydep, No. 81 Indiana avenue, thsa evening a.
r1..n. "a o,..,,.,,.. ... ~ r.r,,
LUG lseV' .. IL oseslnsnausen, p"e.os VI as'n, :,
ity lEvangel!caa Lutheran) Church. on smell
ctroot, near Chicago Avenue, will lecture Thur
day evening at the church, on "Germany, It's
'eope SUI .t'''. e' ~ ee's''
Tho opening Ncsufe ol sne bFf1ue coutfo AZ
, 1875-03-02

There ts evidence which ID perfectly sttisfac-
tory to competent judges. that no have alroady
learned the actual historical process by which
ono cxiatiug npocen-tho ho1se-cAme into OK
tsteneo during the Tertiary epoch. The ovl-
denco based on tho analogy of known devolop-
Inontai fsots, that o thres-toed ltpparion form,
which lived in tho Miocene epoch, 9ayo rise, by
suppression OF tho phalanges Of its rudineutal
toes aud some othor BigAt notifications, to tie
apparently one-toed later Tertiary horBe, ts aa
satisfactory 10 my MUD as tho ovidence. based
leadY mo to have no doubt that tho said extinct
HipRA1ton had simple stomach and = ceTtain
kind OF heart. II those ao-caliod " "Daconian
Principles" which everybody talks about, aud
nobody dFeanas Of putting into. practice, forbid
draw the other.
Tha alternative hypotheses are two: oithos tho
Deity manifested hls power on eartlI. in tho
course OF tho Miocene epoch, by making the two
primitive ancestors OF all tle horses cut Of tho
inorganic matter, Of soinothiug moro unlike
horso tAan nippasion changed Into Qua. This
latter hypothesis u gsatustous aud absurd.
uois.s % ths e.rs cnstors M Of Genesis mssu uoms @a
thing contrary to what thcy appear to ma4n (anl
ouo mover knoWa what euoTget,o ingenuity
may mako Of the "ollginAl Hebrew" J, 1t IL shock-
inely hsEssicsl. and Assten to disown T. lest,
win Sands with Tenaerdoa 6teopls, II should
land mo In tho crueisies Of, CallRnla. and lead
me to violate the procopsa Of tho snseHt OF
physiclans, BY inauleiuK In lielioKabsli.n
ssisen in thia way, what Imaginable ground
can tbero be fer tho enormous, aud. in
That case, highly .'un.Baconian" assumption
that ths deof, and tho OK, and tho zig, ,hayo
arisen Ia auy other wsy2 And II sLefo is-not,
porhapa, tho complete syideuca that We hAppan
10 possesa in the case Of tho horse-but still
much bctter evidence than there Ia for the al
shsnt!city and genuiaonese Of tho books called
by the namo Of Moses, that these animala lsave
Tho hypothesis that they have 40 asae;, take it4
rank among tho probable conclusions OF sciencc3
Even though Il ,nust in caudor DO admitted that,
- cannot live back into the Tortisry epoch and
SEQ what weos On It that time, the hypothesis
must always remsin. 10 shs st1ictess sense Of tho
word. unve.idabls.-ProG Huxley h Popular
Ecien4 Aon4hlv for March.
, 1875-03-02

as to the advtsabil!tJ Of continuing tho rn5mont
Of alr. Reno's ealhty a. Police Eommtssonef
during tho pending action Of his opronenL
subon oevel,nd TT q'fhson h ill., nss fsr is
opinion ia tia. thero are no grounds tor sctton'
cithor against tho city or Commissioner Reno.
All tho banks hare now pstd tl,otr personal.
property town taxos. With but fow cxcoptonn
among tho privnte bAnkors. Tho aaseesmentn
German bank vas asacesod but slo. o.ooo. when 1t
Ia we'll known that tttloes business than that
In single ilAlf-iaT. On tho otller hand. tttto
private concern on La9atls street, owning vault
and two or three chnck books, wa1 similarly as-
Hessel.
Mosars. Wadharns Il Willard, James r, Smith
l. Co., SWEET Il Crouch, and a1atk Thompaon re-
apondod to tho cal! n,hdo BY tho Board of Public
Works for = conference about tho Ice IN the
river. They met yesterday forenoon in tho board
OF Public Works rooms, but were not abla 10 givo
they hnd examined tho leo. They wore walt,.G:
to do the worh At fair compensation, but could
not Attonpt TO figure on tho work until after tie
prescns ttorm abates. Tho thickness Of tho Ice
and tho dsstanco to which 1t would require sAN-
ing las not Jet boen aRcoFtaincd.
That unfortunate police officer John n. D!lger
aEain leaned upon thu railing In front Of tho 70.
1ico Board and nnsworetl this tirnn to charges Of
intoxlcattou. According to his own atory ho ie
tho most unfortunate man alive. thilnblofnl
Of lager makes linn drunk ho is subject 10 fts.
and. 10 top Oh With all. lo ras recontiy mnlcted
In tho sum OF a1.700 by \ decision Of the Su-
primo Court, and thnt too, for Ills Own hroslct-
in.law. Tho Donrd woro convinced Of his hav-
ing boen intoxicated but tcntence was sus-
ponted until hia superior officer had testified ~
to bia general character.
Tho Corporatton Counsel Ia busi1y engaged In
compiling his argument In the caso Of Turner 70.
Tho CITY OF Chicago. Mr. Turner claims S50, 900
FOR damages done to his business By an ordi-