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, 1875-11-27
BEFORE HCYNE.


Deputy Marsha, Buck yesterday afternoon ar
rested Jamcs Rivers. aIiaa Frank Rivefa, In u
boarding. house Ut tho corner Of Ha1stod and
Maxwell etroets, and he was arraignod before
Commissioner Hoyno On charge of countor-
feltlng. Little evidenco was introduced, aud
accuoed vas held in $4,000 bail for further cx-
am:nution Monday at 10 q. IN. In defsult OF bail
hs waa committed to JAIL It is sIleged rs against
Nlvoss that he has been for somo time tho coinor
Of tho creator part OF tho lead and pewter
nic1els Ia circulation, thousl, ho did
DOT generally pass them himself, but
sold them to tho men and women
vino put them In circulation. II Ia expected that
1sye,h can b. oonucctcd with E. ]. Lac. who HRe
nrrnated Aug. II for passing tho bogus 5.cent
pieces IN tho hob-tal! cass. Theve ia proof TO
show that Loo bought his supplies OF Rivors.
Tho oft.contsnnsd oaso Of J. F Brown and
Oliver Edwards boforo Commissioner ffoyno
waa again continued yesterday, this time to
Mondtv. The casc, Which has been hanging
around The ofTice sinco July, grew out OF charges
that the gentlemen named had boon deatora 10
leaf tohscco without liceuae, and bad also
failed to keep "eaf book" Us required BY lnn.
UNoAHcELgn RTAMFs.
James Alloy: tho keeper Of aaioop At No. ~
OF Hoyuo yesterday, charged with having IN bis
pnabesaion cerlalo revenue stamps, tho bamo
not being cancelled a. required by lar. The
case Wae dismissed by the Commissioner ou pay
msnt OF costa by accueod. Tho excuse offered
BY Alley whs tho usual ono OF carelessncss,
couplad with tho prafoaaion Of not wishing or
intending to defttud the Government.
, 1875-11-27
Mr.. TAYLoR'S LEGACY.

4AtEs AA+PJH NfLRAoA VI 44s
The Alliance, In ita laat number; has very
Taylor, and the method Of its disposal. II says
An e.timab,n citizen has remembered In biz viii the
public interests Of Chicago Nj. Taylor who did st
~osk, lett In The hand. Of group OF most susvosthy
public charity We may we'll blesa tho memory Of tlo
man not only fof xhst he thus has dous, but for he
& 81 sSxs our
on th!s city - only srtesplaes vhere gold Il to bo
.staa!rsa: .tl no: e.ty whore money Is to b -.
e .hs huneass. 70 .na 70 T.
III a md na.. Se t q q
psee. thtt has coa!tased tbs fset At therc living
bar million peop!s that demsna nov, and soon Ii
greater nabstt will VI moro damand, brAr3es arts,
siatit: i s. loaf e::a H. sa1.ni.ss Il Ea:tsfa
lasei than and h.se given large theiT dssel
opmsat Chicago has lhus fas bsen only trading
aud IL buztnesa-msn have be4n mora ltks trsns!snt
homa, *s'
C!Ituae. bustneas rchsx. cultivated society, aso now
cutting the ca,ps that bound Il 10 New York and Dos
ton. The new generation. net hot1eaick To 10 Nsw
England Il coming along aud with tbls usw growth oi
~ institutions that spring from loVa Of p!ses - val
That Ar. Taylor snould havs lets this psopssty In
tbs hsnda Of certain group Of buAntss men indicator
swo ih!nRs. ant they sss worthy u thought.
ENHhs ~ A9t tAAy WV &03 ORG HaAA AfaE2 GN3J
bnsinsss l3s TO dssrm!na what form Of charity would
halp ths public meat! Alny rich men haYs fssl lnto
through folly almost arsa sum u III sun lot
through assscs Tho eecsaIto rich lusu simost -
' >; s1s asa u s,ha M fTa!o; n.%
Of thsu and out Of their aobes eo1taon aenss b. III
that somsthinG would boiler than hts own hssty
thought might prove. What tbs Comu,!ttAs viii Il
last do knows, Of cousss, but that 40 absufJ
no aashy. loadsoundtnR but tte meaning tnat1tlon
VIZ tons from their combined thoughts. Ill can led
a1tte well ~ YreQ.
, 1875-11-27
THE COUNTY Bull. DING.

II. ]. Cahill raa before tho Criminal Court
yesterday morning to back hIs petition for q
change Of vonue Ia his indictment for the libel
OF Sheriff Agncw. The petition was oversuled,
ana the case vae continued until tho Doccmbsr
term.
II Was noted fem days ago that Dill "
WraY. tho noted burglar, had bcen released from
jail 90 bond. Tho nauca Of his bondsncn we1e
gvon As tho time, Ansl it now ApptAra that
ono OF them Is an old mate OF his, who iB not
only entirely worthless. but has served 4 tom
In tho Slate peultontfasY, A moto rigid Ak
animation Of his bond BY tho Court would not bu
RmjHB
Tho Judges At tho chnrtcr election. indicted
Borne tima ago. wele tho subjects Of further
inquiry by tho Grand Jur, yesterday.
In tho opinion Of several Jurors they
escsped too easiIy on the original Indictments.
and though to 1otnHtato aoems . little farcicAl.
the jury aecmcd boot on taat purpose. Tho OK
animation Of Witnesses was moi completed yos-
terdhy.
1lost OF tho umo OF tbs County Court naa
given yesterday to tho trial OF the quos!ioa Of
the sAoity Of Jacob Kraemor, being con-
tinusnce ffom "Wednesday. 1t appeared
h.t ths aersndao. s sq
cd during tho past eight yesrs, during which
limo hn bkd manifested ~ nnaettled condition
OF mind. Hls wlfo tes.itiad to hls insanity, or
At tea&t 10 Tue <hct that Ae bad acted queer In
tho management Of bis property, etc. Drs.
Nayes and Henrotin wero presont during ths TIL
al ~ exports, but ths case WAS not completed
during tho day.
ooAI PROSPECTIVE CHANCES.
II was rumored Yesterday that thu 43,001 Ap-
propr7atad recently by tho County Boatd would
not do the present County Attorney any good.
for thn 1eaaon that tho uoses had beon counted,
aud his SUCCESSOR had beou privately named.
The tumor. It IL nosdltss 10 asY. vas ha,lad NTH
delight BY everybody arouud tho bultdug,-ous-
side OF cortaio ''rtng, without stopping to
ask who was to tskc his place. It
iH calculated thss only ona vote ia needed
to defnat him, and that that ana ia partially u.
surcd.. Az coauty Attorney. Rountree has bosn
most bonettciAl 10 'coyerin8 up" aud when Of
service In any other direction. has been 90 bv
rendering "oplnious" to suit tho tastes Of tho
''HinE." To put it In tho language Of Com
missioner. ho has seryod Is Commissioner No.
16, and. whi!e hs has not voted himself, has
managed to influence o.heEs who hkso bees IT,
der obligation to him Ia tho course OF thsls
otloiat career. II reports be truo. ho
is not ths only individual who rests
uneasy. Wasden Kimberly IL sure to go. ste-
phen AeonSh having for soue tiue bad the
promise Of bis position. And County Agent
Utedeu. too, may we'll have cAuao to trenble. 4
Mr. totsts, now In tho Office. aud Charles Nohna
arc eanddAtca for hts place, with the probabii-
ttes Of o0a or tho other being successful. The
In favor Of general change, and the moro rop-
utable Of tho old members Aso Of the SAME
opinion. Tho only danger 10 the present statns
Of Ahaira Ia that = division among the opponents
Of tho present tacumbontA may result in thsle
Fe-alectiop,
, 1875-11-27
THE CITY HALL.

Tho School Committee failed to meet ysk&os-
dsy.
Tho City Engineor was expected home yestar-
day. but had not returned up to last evening.
Water ta1os produced e5.2s737 for tho treas
ury yesterday, and real aud personal sl,1522o.
Proposals FOR tho grading. cufbiug snd paving
Of Calumet avenue, betwoen Tuonty-n!nth and
Thirty atrests, wore opeond By the Board Of
Pubic Works Yesterday, but no award WAS made.
Tho prices range from IS cents 10 $3.50 per
sqraro yard.
dated Fisher Building. Nos 20 and 22 South
Dcsp1alnes street. to-dsy. in company Hith An or
port. Tho Building SuEerintendant will not tako
my action Ia the mastcr Until the now lAW ia
paused upon by tho Council.
, 1875-11-27

Mise e +. willard F1dAy AfrN r. n AIknn
srsmn1nv sfrs I ". nsrhtr.
The prcsi,Ient nil tha snnc1a, ipt.re,t or Tho
ntct.na u s.tn, wss 10 roesp.ion rn Ito ct ' " '"'
'Ato'ta f"'" DAA .rxT,or -" "A '"1 WV
and ,nv;,ad Mr., f,.., tn irnd M.
Mrs. case rafor1ed m tsrm, ~ onloav to The
romn ,,ttion ~ thc Con vontinn' Thieb cho aaid
w.s not Womsn's. .Djuhta rsthnrin0 but ho,iy
~ r,nthsr, ~ i.,soi ria sniIit ~ fhe noeettnr
| fmrrs.ssa hsr d"on1v Erarvth,ne was con.
! i,,p,ei ~ q .ritit y, b.snn,1v ma Chrtstion
,,n;.. A.. sh. Ia m ,,nni't the (tpfon would
soon nacomo !. nnTcr IN tbs land.
Mrs Hnfynls wn. ein,ii,rly Impressed With Tho
| nnrrontin,;. Il suTpsseeI Any one ohe had at-
| srnd,d In r,otnt Of rousccration Il was = very
cha.minr doahtfui. and rrofltshse gathering.
and wa,slt inspiro tho workers throughout tie
eonn,,y.
! bn.ri .aid that for Intelligence, busiuoss dia-
rstrh. and harmony tho Convention htd meyer
| hceu oouA1ed. Whom tho ladies entered into
this work it wks sajd mapy you'll kill them res
huk II was shown that their pl,YstcAl and moptat
rtronuth had improved by tUolr lalors. They
couli sneak loudly without = ra,pinu voice, and
that wss a groat thing. Tho auaiitv Of their
voices seemed to be Ii, harmony NTH Tho cont-
ton of their minds.
Miss Willard ti,e,, ra.sed in roysog tho reso|u.
tions wl!pch wore adapted by tho Convention,
laying especial stre.. on tho ono whch declared
that tho Iiquor trntllo nou[d ultimately be sup
pressed by tho ballot. aud prayed that tie gust
lion Of Prohibition night DO subnitted to tho
then gavo a sketcl. If
THE WORK PLANNED ron NEXT yEAn,
the moro important l.onla OF which
van Inn sunninttnsnt nj II enrnnittrn
, 1875-11-27
CRIMINAL,

Tbs sneak-ehlaves paid particular attention to
lap-robes yesterday. and on the West Elde alone
aucocsdod In n1ching robes snd clothlng from
John MoLeanan, Of No. 37G Madison street |;
robea from Dr.. ForaaAu, No. s7s Monroe atrea. |;
and also from II. D. Coz, No. 46S nelkusp ~
enao.
Bstwssn II and "a o'clock Thursdsy morning
= sll.kuown rough named Thomas Murphy a.
tempted 70 rob = man named John Aaldy OF 4
watch, while standlbz In ths saloon Of Edward
FiExaihbona, At No. 64A Hoata Hslkted street.
Ths proprietor noticed Tho GAms aad ordered
Murphy to dsalst, when he replied BY dsAN ing i
, 1875-11-27


10 tha Editor Of 3hs CHICAGO 77.Euns:
CHICAGO, Nov. 2o.-I noticed some dAvs sgo
In your columns an al,usion to tho defective
ventilation OF tho hall Of tho Chamber Of Com
merce. Now. II bud air killed ~ quickly As foul
water or innutritous food, should not have to
draw attention 10 tho fact that ball wAs built
u tho isttor halt Of this boaated ltnstsontl cen.
tury for tho conasaut uso Of from 1000 TO 1900
ueop!o without ,proslslon being made for isss
thorough Ventilation. Tlst somebody bIuude1ed
IL evident. Fou! Ait kills slowly. bus surely.
Ia thore no remedy? No alternative but
open windows with their attendant train OF
colds, cstasrb, neuralgia, o. rhoumatlsm. and tho
evils that sprIng from them The, theory Of
ventilation !ns IN nntaheli Carhonio ao,d ghs,
that deadly agent which animals s1ha1e with
every breath, il heavier than the air Of tho A.
moepha1c, and therefore eiaks. 90 that to keep
the sss Of loom pure care must ba tafcn 10
draw OF, By means OF hot-1ir fuea or Otherwise
the foul ar from Tho floor, and not, ~ Tho pop
ulir tallaoy i, from tho ceiling a little whole
SONS ventiiatlou OF this subject ID your cotamns
may produce benehctAi 1enulta In directing tho
attention OF tho people to \ muoh needed re-
form in the construction of our puollc buildings.
4 aEAsEA OF THE BoAhD OF Trade,
, 1875-11-27
TkE COUNCIL,

[ TEE Bu1l.ntNn ORDINANCE.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Common Coun-
eli Hss held last orenlng, President Dixon In Tho
chair.
Tho purpose OF tho meeting WAS to consider tho
| rssssed ordinance pertaining 10 the inspection,
construction. alteration. repairing. aud removal
OF buildings, and tho storage Of comhussibes.
Tho ordinance. previously published, vaa pre-
ssntel. and Aid. Case moved tho adoption Of
tho document a. recommended By Tho
Committee. IA Chairman Of tho lat
ter, he observed TINT no lass than
nina meetings had been held, and tho men,bota
OF tho Committee found that It waa very diff
cult quost.on to handle. I1o did not. by any
means, claim that tho law, an presented, Was
entirely perfect but he thought II mla = Law
that 1nado no discrimination between classes. Ard
was not particularly aevoro upon nny Glars. II
did not begin to DO ~ severe aa building laws in
Now York and other Eastern citfo,. 1t waa
true that tlls Committee bad rccalred some
rough usage from the no"hnnporg and
Eomc OF tho insurance cnmpanlra. Ihe Englieh
companies assumed 10 know moro about tdo
watcr-supply and oIher rnatsoin PERTAINING so
fro than poop,o who livol heEc. They clasaed
Chicago among tho thlrfi.rato places. and msde
her psy 75 cents each $l00. while cittes ot tho
ta1od Chicago had enough wooden structures.
and it was tl,uc 10 on!orce stringent law.
| On motion Of Aid, Ca11erton, tho Clerk pro-
| cscced to road tho ordinance section by section.
AME%DAEHT1.
Tho 1f:l sectlon wAB amended 60 ~ to COM
pei lhe building Inspector to give five days no.
ttce to tho owner, agent, or architect OF any de-
caved building, before condemninE and tearing
down the sams.
Tho eighth section Nas smendod bY striking
ont tho phrase: "Provldod, further, tha. any
auch sheds, 40 built, sball bo used only for tho
storage Of wood aud coal"
Tho reading proceeded to tho eighteenth ssc-
ton, when Aid, Richardson morsd = reconsider
alton Of thu vote whereby the Council was con
sldeEin9 tho ordinance section By section. lie
thought It MAS botter to pass tho document az
whole. becanao Anendncoss could bo made at
any time, Whenever any rectiun. or clause Of
section, WAS founl fmpracsicAblo. II tho Council
attempted To amend, they would omit much
thai wan OF Importance, and mako only yoEy
tr1tng amendments.
AID. Fitzgerald hoped the motion would not be
rcconsidered. Tho ordinanco ought to ba pasaod
upon by sections.
AID. Woodnnn concurred In the ideas Of Aid.
nlcharlBon. Tho bill would 10 ulade no better
by hasty consideration. II mas best 10 $50 how
It wonlt work, and then hmend according
to experience. The ordinance had been yorY
csEefuiiv prepared.
Tic previous lueatton WAS called On Richard
SON motion to reconsider, which rsa.n!lsd.
AID. Coey moved to strike out Bee. Gl. Lost.
Aid. Richardson moved to pass the ordinance
as whole. which pseYaiod-yoas, 26; u4ys s.
Tbs Council then, on mosion Of Aid. Stout
aitnnrnhd
, 1875-11-27
AUSTIN.


SA1 FnAsc1Bco, Chi., Nov. a6.-A dispatch
from Virginia City says that tho pon Ophir
nor}n began l,olatlnR yestcrcay from tho neW
1000 foot teycl, and that IN fow days work on
tbe lower leyols will be gotog au a. uaual.
, 1875-11-27
SUBURBAN..

The unsikhtly remains OF tho Ola Court
Houas, which haye bean lsts stsndlns bare
since Nspar.llla VA the eountJ-soat OF DnPsgs
county. have basn ii last removed Although
oas Of ths yasuges ot former psospsnsH sill
, 1875-11-27

a New Style OF Photographs
By Gentle 10 being ais, which he calls aosodyapAs
d. histr ID IuinotPs." Efcry Intending 10 have
photographs for Christmas should call Aad see them.
Gcno has IN italian arst specially engaged 10 mAko
eopea from old photographs. stulios, No. 100 8tato
stftek.
, 1875-11-27

ofloars Of this Association arc Afiss Oeon. pfcei.
dsnk, ". Dodsman, Becrs:Ary and a. fa'erg,
Treasurer. Subscription lists can bo found At
Mr. 1soere's ofico. No. 2 South CLARK stroes.
The o}cn Of tho Directors of ths schoot Is at No.
173 Ncat Indiana street.
, 1875-11-27

Tho Root & Sons Music Company,
1t No. 1856 Stats street, fortunate In being selected
tho Western agents for Pooubot. Peton b Co.'S popu.
lar church and parIor organ, the Standard" They
need not fear to indorao It fully.
, 1875-11-27

Important to tho Preservation Of Teeth
John aosnell'a Cherry Tooth.Pasto,
tho most et1caclous dentifrics known. TIT It. For
| sale BY all drpggsts. Wholesale agents, Torroy /
| bradley. III and l73 Randolph street.
, 1875-11-27
BOARD OF EDUCATION,


DOING BONE ROUTINE BusEAEss.
1hs Board Of Eauca.ion me. last evening,
twelve members present, aud President Rlchboro
in tha cb,tr
communication Was read from William Il.
King, Trustee, informing tbs Board Of tho sa1o
Of 81 acres Of ground 1t Bhatpsnooters Park for
S57,ouo. Bills Tor advertising .nd Trusteo'e
sss.,r,ts.,on 49,. -.,.-~sa =" ~, ro.,,.i..s ~ =
set"n.an'oa "S1e 4"totteo ~ soo ~otato'ssee VI
ochoo! randa.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Tbo Recommendation Of the COMMITTEES n the
a,';a,s Is..,,. -. Ivy T. a.. ~.;,, Aao 1o.
chanl'b aas1s'oeo IN 'ao e.l"lna' ooust OF
Cook County Was called up. Btato's
Attorney Reed had Investigated tho facts, and
u.s unable TO sustain the information furnisAed.
~, ~ -. ~. w. .'ss' .ao '.'ate 70
tuo ooIuost ot iss aoon"es "A8 nu!! aaa void
from non-ulo. The Hoord concuETed In tho
recommendation Of tho Committee, and tho ease
uas ordered d.srn,ssed.
NJ wis ~ tha Coro,,,,,., ~, r,,,,,,
A: ~ ~. Nv soa .a...a " ou,'o'ns''
moved that tho CLERK ba authorized to advertise
for eitee for school olbuildingn At Walnut and Kiu-
ZIG. Fan Guren and IsuItnAy nod IT Indiana and
Arbor streets. Carried.
Bills TO tho amount Of u, 613 wero reported By
the Auditing Committee, and ordered paid.
LII. Sullivan, OF tho Committee on Pub1lca-
tiou+ reported the bill Tor publication Of ], ,250
manuals ~ 6B3. 10. Hoferted to Auditing Com.
mites:
DR.. Dluthardt, from tho Committee On Cor
man, asked for partial certificates for Lotta
kcty, Bcttlo 6tonobrakcs, aud ChaElea w. Win
tctie!n. dranted.
DR.. Schoonlogef, from Tho Committee On sna-
rtes, reported III faTor OF n iucrcsao Ia tho saa
flcs Of Airs. Dabcoek. Principal Of LasAlle Street
Primary; and Miss MA:hews Principal South
Un!ou stfoot Primary t25o each. Referred to
the Conmtteo on Salaries,
TnAsBrEns
Tho Committee on Appointments reported tho
following ttausfets: Alice X. Guruov, Franklin
10 Division aud Clcsvnr otroes6; Lydo Ham!in,
Welia to Division aud Clearer 1treoks: Emily c.
Gunner, Jones' to Nedely; AI. @. WiuR1an, Wo!ts
10 Elizabeth s. CagauauRb, Bcammon TO King !;
Sara e. Carman. Carpenter to Division and
CleayeF: Lizzie d. Hayos, Carpenter to Dlvialon
aud Cleayer Mlaaie G. Sinclair. Newhusy to
Division and CIsavor; Msggio II. Hugh Sheldon
to Dtsiaioa and Cleaver; Iau1iua Hand. Sheldon
Lasallo; Lila G. Rpbco, Veddes 10 Laf3a!la !;
Addie Miner, Veddcr to LeAalta; Mafy II, Dean
plckard to South Union Frances Le Durou.
Elizabeth to Brown 4. DolIo Bimons. Welia to
Elizabeth
The ronosk MAS seceptetJ,
1E4r.pooEc,
The Board then took IN tho rpst of tho rannrk
OF tho COMMITTEES ou Tc1t-Dooiu and neyisad
~. tn,J u "ntin,.i" ~ ~ nv stuav ~ oui
arswioT in tkn fiarm,n s"honi. f.inc 1r.t co na
6itjnrad WIZ
p.of w.1ch ,x.. ,n,o,os ., ,,.,.,.,.- ILL.,.
c.t,,,' - ,nns; ~ LrrsJs osJs ~ ouu
sans ,,ni. nsvsr ia ~ "n1ca s.ua!os
won1d hsrn IL thnnoht -. t.~s '.1a ~ u9.e1 1
nuu'a w. nne. tto .aouHat ~ tlMe coald % bet"
s Is. *. =! uo.ottns " 70 4eta1nB And WIT
, 1875-11-27

It II Positive Fact,
snd ~ will eonsines any ous, that Argtn1 ussc-
Burner or . sawart Paror, at tho prices tho old
liable sove dealer, Dalton, Nos. 1s1 and 19s 6tssa
street, sslls At, II economy.
, 1875-11-27
The removal Of tho weather.. .beAton old structure
did mot call forth = single regret from any

the removA! Of tho Weatnnr.bsAton old structure
az i.i not CAL fof'h = single fe9F"t from any
NAsi' IN n,ucb .,.1s.d.of .,.,t ~ ~. ..,.on.,n
Parade OF lin Firo Departmont-took place
1hutsday. Al! PLACES Of busIucss woss cloaeti
5rnna e. early morning md after Tho customary
,.. ,nansee!s'nk u.nne. "an n'opossa . ~, .ae w
~ H. o'a ann 5nu"E. eao tf os !" ,otoo - nse
~ 'Jn ~ ttuu ~ ~. L.. a. n ~ ...A.'ea
san aana, ncen ektonuca 90 she ausurs maoa1en, =
a;,,. ~. ..a,,'.1 ~ ..,..ts ~ n'ot
r.. ~ ~" ~, ta,nsn - p,anla..n ~,
wh,,a WI ,nt,esh,n"ntx tra.. ua. .s
orisr of the asx r. a ~. n1enine nr.nd nrno 1%o
msns. tsii va ,,s., ~. nnanIsr,s tisIi -.
nrncesa. ~ sic,h .e =, +. .nn,sd IN ,hs 4,,i.
~ ~ ~ ronn..'. ~ 70 on.s sn n.St.,t.
ior H. ~ mnifnrns "''4"5 o's'"''H''A' eD1 paying
Ij,h XII t.rn =, H.. H,-thv..t.rn co,,.r.
,o,as ,oa.v ma ~ ~ aa ss,in,s Iii sn,,. ~,
wcete vsrstInn ma ~ THo ''T T.vs.oos. ,ennrs tbors
sl,o co,1orn r. hn ~ nn"r,.h,nr corii,;on
tho number Of stu1entn In attanda anee during Tho
fall torm bosng oyos 2t0.
ING "eeElv meot'hg OF The Literary society
onn.,an somassa atcg, 1 aua unt,, 1nn ~ ,'rs
danger from internal facitons tnn iron, stttrnal
foos7" After tho debate tho soc.stY wsrs GU
tottatood with somo oonical tshdn7a by J. ].
Hunt. -.--..
Tho Lecture Association propose TO supple
ment eaca, lecture OF tho winter oo'irAe by
grand concert to bc given BY tl1at-class troupe.
powNGn's ano7E.
, 1875-11-27

Tlkt tho Baby to Brands Studio,
Card photographs Of children, 80 per dozen.
, 1875-11-27

DFeW'a Buslne88 COLLEGE,
located 1t 1a aud 2so Weat Madison street, u h. only
Buainess College In the West whsro tie student has
tho actual couuting-honoo practice. Young men rsh.
ing for business rsuing should tats c,ursa Of In.
structon 1t this thorough, practical college, Open
day aud aToniug.
, 1875-11-27

Lundborg'a Perfumes
aro Gko natural howess aod bouquets.
, 1875-11-27

MARRIAG IS.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, Nov. Is, at
Now England Congregational Church. b. tho Rev. l..
T. OnamberllIn, III. Ausust F. Portlnan and N!sa
Anna N. Fsrron, both Of Chicago. No cards.
GAdE-FATR1CK--1n this city, Nov. Is, by tho
ney. ". IT, Ryder, D. D., Mr.. Frank N. Gage and Miss
Netta /. Patrick.
, 1875-11-27


stanttsl proof IL furnished Of tscksrJ shti ballot
When tbs t.o1s connected vitb tho arrangement
OF the po1ls ara considered. and glance At tho
rescued. The books arc dirty and scratched,
lines skipped. names. nulnbeFs, aud asssesa
wrong. snd tho whole nlass OF errors
a1noss unlntel'ig,bie to % ordinary Oh;
ssss'' ~ss 1.ps Il 'ssSsh sasS ''. a.eass M b.
should 81 ioysstigs alton be made afte1ward TX.
that which IL going on now. nothing could be
made out Of she record, An excuse might be
takes ve1o unavoidable; bnt many oI.i
siaientionsi Nia nlst.To." Ind Si'' ue s Iosad ID ID
sheir, lns'nuationa pointing toward =
ing sho votsng-placa rhete it had bean tor years,
aud which has for A. many years baen = noto-
1souh plaza for Atlul!ng snd repeating. Tho good
work by The citlzsns' Club will continue for 4
present, iu tilickaufs BLOCK. On ths north
weet corner cf Clark hDu l,l1nois streots.
and 81! luck or kseioy VOTERS Of tbs First OF
second itssanets G., q she Twaatssth Ward are
aheis aMdAr1ta. toward tho piling up Of tbe
proofs against sho uascrupuloua judsca
IAAo&aAs' EDUCATIONAL AssociAT1or.
Gus Scandinavian fellow -c!txenN have orr Hn-
Association. tho ob1eot Of which is to give the
iabosn9 classes Of both sexes, and al those uo
hsve not had educational opportunities in youth
education In ~ bssnohes which ma5 seeu nsees.
nsxly~arr,yed laboters tnstrnctou In English
Many good workman would bo sble to improve
h.s condition in this country il he could me1e!,
read. write, and talk Eogllsh, and ths object Of sh
avery one who has not ths means 10 pay. Thos
VITO ase abla 70 AFFORD Y 4a ,expsctaa to Goa
tribute 4s per quarter. Ihs plan OF Tbs sehoo
u us Qua dorisad ~ 9Iss Olivia Qlsaa.> II