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, 1875-04-03
TOWN POLITICS.

Yesterday afternoon botwoen tho hours Of
and primary elections took place in the South
Town tor delegates to tho Convention which will
Afternoon. TtIs was the roault Of a call, accord-
lug to the statement Of Foluyh supporters, aigu-
I'd By majority Ut tho Ward Committees of tue
s'copios rur.y, to.wt: pIi!ip ConlsY Of tho
tirsl Hard Thomas IIoyno Of the Third
WIrl; u&-Ald. AlcAyoy, ct tho Fourth
Wur,l, and james Donhcil, OF tue
Sixth Ward. Tho call Ia ignored by tho sup
po1soln Vi EVANS, OH the ground TINT It was
signed positively BY only two members Of The
Ward Committee, Philip Conlcy asid James
l,ouacl1 aud II signed possibly by Me.Ayoy for
u third, tho tall MAS invalid, because man
nau,cl Chadwick should stand In NcAyuys gait
eid. Al al eycnts, d Convention will be hold tu-
day, at which unusual fun iB anticipated. Evans
will not so before body lie tepuaiateu.
Flying unluibuiea gave tue lltst indication yes-
terdxy that town election MAS peudlnx. uud~
died into theYa vehicles was motiey crowd os
taen goipg sombWlero'-apGaFontiy south. THEN
north. ..
ala.tc1a in tsa l'irs. Ward wera quito quu! !;
In tile 6nctnll Ward. at the old btrltcturo at the
cor1ur u Clark aud Harrisou, hats changed with
fsatfu! raui hty for .ins; In tho Third tbs ell
thuaiasul hecnlrd to 10 grcasost,-6o3 v0:es arc
rscoltta here: III tbs Fourth It reQulted con-
eiderabls enterprise OH the part Of TRlsusE
polIcculeu aud citlzcus wore ysibla IN tho sixth
they Wcru ''taklng nolaeshtng" all afternoon,
With eylleat Subtraction.
lha tudges III the First Ward woro 8. J, Da-
Vis aud 0ourgs L. Eberhardt. Tho following del
esatea 2ats selected: John E. Roland, II. L.
, 1875-04-03

ANOTHER CONTINUANCE OBTAINED
Tho Gs1e caso again catno up yesterday morp-
nE before Judge Moore. and was hgnin post
poued for week. Tho following affidavit was
:uad, 10 support Of tho nlo!iun to continue, by
Judge Lawrence:
David A. Gage. ln!ns duly sworn states on ost1 that
Lst ctr1o Taylor ~ rnacrn1 witness tho defend
mt In ta catAp; that tho aald Taylor Ia tho Trus.uo
at l1s In hts irrFunhi pnnsesE!on cersa!n xssgn-
,en ,ae to hi, lg shis aaiant upon The .anse .iay
tet>i' 1ners Documents aud effects covered by said
.stssntnt including. srnsny other th!ng. hvsrsIln
rlTcn BY the secona National uank, the Bank Of Chi.
ios.holso of 4. 9. nudeer Co., upon which huits
hsye Lcrn broaht for The oftho City Vt ChicaEo,
HE contcuts helru but lhv al material oyl-
ticce for him IN H7f. HaABc. AsllaN aHo c1pecfa 10
prove ~ hald Taylor that as trustee Tor said city lis
'ag cnllccca Of the ahtcta placed s hunsE. for ths
l's,ea Of said city nnte u .. L. Wool,u for 49,
; aIso. that hi hah So]d the two hou.es Michigan
nreue Ineutiono1 III said trust decd for tho sum OF
kalan! e.svts further to rrovn ~ sua Taylor shat
1Ji1, upon In. platform aud express pledge tho
t@rt Of this ai'!a /" the voters Of the City Of Chicago,
u,at hn could. Il clsete city Treasurer. loaa tho
,u' tlss at ir city for the interest thereon, ntso,
!snt hoou atF tic tlecliun Of sud aa9e thcro was
held nse1inK a. which W. rtcsen. tho comrsre'sr,
aid w"u lien md iAere AIRED I at this iii aiaa: he:
should loan tbs surplus fa,.s Ct the city IN his dtsrre-
s AMI s4 Een Psy E ts sy rs s'e @
IenEAtlnu.
Att" alto expects 10 pr9ys By ea!a Taylor mat this
ra. city. at tls rc1urst u ths Mayor, Comptroller
a' finanGe Committee Ut said city, castssd lhn var
tint INT s of taa s out Of 10 tbs wass,
Y e a .a %ap ae.s9y ,assa ss city
.JhkIN tia tkHk
, 1875-04-03
TIIE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

Gen. Ltco has In hin private Office An oil ror'
trait Of htnHolf painted BY fIonsenAun, which ID
an excol|ont likeness Of The victorian warrior.
srha uotor.oatba NJ roct,,o,t vcrc ooenca AZ a
80. N..>,'S. 49,, ..tt, s,
t,l sun,.y ovonug,
AllcTt u. Auer, fosonan of Cnircr, PaRe
I[oyne 4 Gu, = pecss-ronn, has been elected del
oVa.o to tho international Typographical Union
H., IL, p,ou,r,o,,,. 1,rio,, M 4 nfttd. ci.r
~ Wv 4'''"'"'4 o1'o'' A'o' - VI '''''
4no s""'pes".uto ,.et.,u"s' ~ 1r....., 49," y,
Manass" opt'eiaf' os Madison stfeot tlh'"oSz
HuiidlnE} WAS at 8 d. IN, 07 t'eE.: l0 n. nt ~
12 Ill.,, iJ . ~. Tia, 43 d y, 1u, 10 8 p. m, 10,
T., o,a ,,,n ~ eo vo,,. ,,nuc1 A ndrcw Inka.
an ola ,nat' o. " yeasa' nstnea A'ilo" ', ""Ae'
tl'cd sudaonly at NO. l37 hest ln"sa"" h'foos'
.sst evening. from asptr1la, caused. II WY
;loucht, from tho fumes which arose by q
kcra*ono lamp.
ftcorrc S,ntth n l,oy nj II ycars, Ind hfs right
,., ,.". a..,,;,,,. ,-h;,o ~, tto eot ~
.oo' c'l"he" 'ah' o'c''"e WIZ :. ~ -
Jumping pf isock lFland Railroad freight train.
ifn waH taEcn to hts holno, at tic corner Of DEAR
uorn nn, Twonty.ujp,h stsoets.
n1> II tr,nn,,,,o, ~ +ho co,,tv {,o.ra
Nv no'p4a' oou ......,,. ~ >.o ~ o,t' ,t' ss".
yesterday purchased eul'pHcs lot the presont
asonlh tot tne Conn1y AoapHat. iho putcaasgs
sas" divided equally between T. Aoornes' y. r.
..'ctiolat, and Thomas Wall Il Co.
iii, senate Committco opnotatc,l to iuycsti-
y,., tbc affairs or l,s,e<tor iInrucr |. exrocted
s"'o NV "'a'te y. 49, -. 49,.
q resume stb lnbors f!lss morning; 20 iar y mas
na1e haste Slowly. winch. II eat'huet; W. Pc.
,lll':e itn report be'ng presented 10 1he sonate
H''ahs 'h's sc'Slon'
Tho nen,l,crs of tho preparatory Department.
u Aliens Acaieuv gayo at. Informal e1stcr-
:a!u,nutt to their friends yesterday afternoon,
nllic wns very ,u,r1l enjoyed by ttlonu prcHent-'
!i!a spe1ing.nntcl under the leadership Of
stzstcrs Drake nnd srruanee VAS 4 very onter-
sannt feature Of thu oxcrctnoB.
, 1875-04-03
CRIMINAL.

J. 4 1lissle and William Mel Dermott uoro takon
10 custody Inst evening on the Charge Of larceny
In stealing horao and buggy from Henry Joh1,-
son. They wore locked up IN theArmory.
5iichaol Joy was aeon on saugamon street liant
evening By two policemen with lingo bundle
on bis back. On examining its contents, they
zero satisfied they had hoon stolen. aud arrested
the man. The goods conststod Of dresses, eilyor-
wnre, jcwc1ry, etc. Tho prisoner and property
arc at sho Madison Street Station.
Mrs. Fisher, boarding -houso hooper on Va
bash avenue, near Twenty-accond strcea intr,lst-
I'd eolorod servant Thomas Mnaoaa. with *125
with which to pay her rcnt. aud. as he hRd not
appeared lato tnat night with tho recnint, she
complained Of him ut tho Armosy, aud an oflcor
uas sent In quest OF lin.
Ono Of tha watchn,en Of Tho Fro Department
entered tho establishment OF George Ning,
oveninG, and waH tlecced ont Of about $50 by
HnIa!o Ct,arley." THIS is mt oconomy on tho
part nf tho wa:chman. NJ his salAty fs not now
10 high aB Whet, lie was forollln uf an engine, or
oven ripeman.
FIant Dftllon waa hrrcsted last oyoning for
an ulegod muraorous ASSAULT upon John Lapalio,
committed upon him at tho cerner Of Wabash
hronue and jackson street ThursdAv night. 1t
appears that Laps!o ruH ntrosled Thursday 1T
tho instRuco Of Dillon for assault on tic lat
ter, and tin. tho !Alt attnck Erew out OF that.
LarBllo lios In . apriouu condition from tho Of.
fecls Of hoavy blovB given With u club.
The counsel Of David a1oure, who, after an
absence of several yea5s, returned to tliB city
and yioidot1 himself up to the police autLoritpp
far the killing Of a man PANIED Knne, AZ htated
In TnE TntDuSE Of yesterday, atnso tLat their
client claims to lavo acted slnplY In solf-dctouuo,
md that lie III prepared to prove as muel. whor
Ills trial comoa on: Ho has wifo and several
children roslding in this city. Moore will bs d.
fonded by tho firm Of O'DElen, In Barge l.
Dixon,
, 1875-04-03
SOLD OUT.

THE END or TIE NINTH CHURCH.
somo time ago tho congregations Of Grace and
the Ninth Presbyterian Churches ag1eed upon
union, tue conditions Of which were that tho
pastors Of both churches should resign, together
With all tho officers, aud now organization
should 20 formed, to be styled the Sixth Church,
which should receive tlis property and aasn1ns
Tho debts Of both tho old organizations. Craze
Church is on tho corneT Of Oak and Fiucennes
avenues, Ninth Church on the corner Of Ellis
avenue and Thirty.bovonth street, 50 that, al
though Of tho Banlo denomination, they occupy
tho shnie fotd, which Is too small to support
two churches. The two congregations wero
originally ono, but \ separation look place In Dee
cetnbeF, 1871. Since then, however, tho olemcnt
sl1t hal effected th3a disruption OF tue former
congregation dropped out OF both churches, 10
that union becatne desirable.
Tho torn,a woEa carried out 30 far as tue rasig-
nation Of The pastors WE co1cer1iod. The Kor.
pr. McKa!g rosireti from tho pulpit Of tue Ninth
Church. and, followed by a portion Of tho con-
Bregnton. established! an independent Congro-
gatonal Church. holding HarvioeH In Carrs Hall.
1hs Nsv. AIr. Ely Abo rcb,gned bis charge At
Grnca Church. preaching Lin farewell sertnon
last Sunday. although his salary is continued
unti! July !. Wl.oa it cane to trauafo1ral
Of property to the nuw Organization Bome Of Ur.
Mckaig's frtenlA IN tho Ninth Church interpoBeA
obstacles: and Mr.. Pctcr Daggy. tho Chairman Of
tue board Of Trustees, absolutely rcfuacd to sign
tho church, = pAlt OF which WAS on account Of
salary due DR.. McKaig, should be personally
Euarkuteed BY responsiblc membsts Of Oraco Or
The Ninth. ln order to overcome this difficulty,
meeting wan held Tuesday. It wl1ich the TraH.
Ices Of tbs Ninth Church were instructed 10 Bsll
the property. and !iluidato tho dobts Of the
church. Wednesday evonipg tneoting was
heid ut 6race Church, At which 1t WE deter
mined to c!sanRe tho name to that Of the
sixth Church. aud thut all tllo oilluoEa, with tho
exception Of tho TrusteeB, should resigp.
Tho congregation ut tho Ninth Church
In 10 transfer its 1nembershp 10 tho
now church, which vii! complete tho union.
wtle.e.lpon nov Bus Ut clurcl. officers will 10
elected. hotIng Will i,u dotlo In regard to call
Ing pastor nntlI after tho lrysbytery shall hayo
met aud ratified tue uuo,, but it Id cettsin that
neither Of the former plstoss will receive call.
The sA.o Of tue Sinth Church property took
place THURSDAY tu M,. Bcsnard Ter, ,uo,nber
OF That congregation, who dcciines 10 stato tho
terms, but from iufo.1nt non received from othcr
sources it may DO statst rph certainty that he
takcs the property and 's-p1aes the dubt. The
church buldAlg cost sls tse: .nd has seating
, 1875-04-03


WEST1.A KE--t>n tho ct init, 1T hphtherA. Harrf.
nns nof William aud Adelalo Wes.lkc. aged yeaFs
9n.rnt!IK and u days.
funeral h1c0 hcrs2ficr,
TSsw York aud Milwaukee rkp:rs please cnpy.
Wolcost, of EAusso.
llAaKELL.-Apri9 T. Mnry FnlfcF Haskell, daughter Of
Dr.: !. +. md Sarah II. HASKELL aHch i5 years.
At, corncs ns h1phf..
OKlFFlS1Apale, 1hi5, Edward o., Infant son Of II.
F.. and Nanni0 u. GeitMF.
funstA fEoM resadcnts 1s Fu!tonst. Saturday, April
y a. 10s0 q.
sANGEK- -1ls, funeral of tho lato Co, TorrnEo P.
Sanger VII take placo Joliet tourron (unday hfcE.
mon At ortrck 4 special ttAfn will lsa1a Tho Chicago
Ain lsnrsAa f1epot Sunday morning At 10 O'Clock.
rates will bo charged.
b9lsGikLA-At t'6 C.tumet-av... March II, ef Group,
tH!en LanEanf sna II AdAlo and EeedeFlo nofgeila.
aged IL .nunsbs and II dnyH.
EnhTON-Ath his sn+tlisnco 10 !nckpuEt on ThuradaY,
Arrl !, 1870, Hiram, Naf.Hn, aRad n 5nars,
suaeta t1.da7 tSAtutd!yl At 2hclock .. M aDeuDat
train On tho Chicago Alton QaiIrp&d will loara At 1870
4: M. aud tntnrntnS will reach tho city at SSa p.
friends Of tho family aro invited,
JoKDAM-E morning. Anr : Il his rc,tdenoe IN
hts I'D year.
kEAliNEY-At Racins, Wis.,, March IL, Frank r.
heafneJ. Alcd II.
, 1875-04-03

Pulling, Jane. Koarnsy. A.. 8. Trudc, George
Wilson, David Thornton. mil ,1asnos Ryan.
The 1udges IN n ''erel .rd n Tefs onae.
delegates wesa nelcctca: George Phillips
| Thomas Hatseean, Charles 3ioss, Icssph Kline,
James Mcclellan, Samuel navcnnort, William
Murray nitcnaGi btnnal t Ma a' T. ue,sior p,
kochlcr. y. Romingson. Jz.;; md James AlctIalo.
! Tia following delegates wcro setcctcd, Owou
Duyic. Sctolsa Neta. Frederick Hoffman, James
toorgo l'lIlcl,, Thomas Colli.r, William liza,
till. ~''''' ''>'
Tin Judge in thu Fourth Ward wsa pstor Ar-
plsoy, assisted proniiscnonaly., Tho following
Wight, Robert Lyons, Charles Daft. D. N.
TIC 1udges in the Fifth Ward "cro J.. J. Har-
tisy md Peter Gleason. The following dclngntGh
"cro aelccted: August Nowllonse. .ohn Farrell
a. U. huston, Hnnly FassbIrdcr. ,tlcnacl Tod
no7. William Jackson. i. J. darfity. and Iosor
ii tho sist,, Ward. tho Judges wcro Charles
delegates we're ao1ected: II. Malloy. Donn'a
O'Connel. Il. i. Wall. J. Curry. II. LEX. J"lau
Elrcr, Patrick Murphy. 7. Whelan. deorgo
Hilton, Horny 1insfer. nnd n. Mitchell.
It was positively stated BY Tho supporters Of
Evans and OF Darucx. last evening. tia: they
took 10 notice Of tho Convention called for TO-
dnv.
Sam Chadwick. te0rFc W. tonEhtol1hX, ahH
Anton lcyS, Representing tho Fourth, Fifth, a.ltl
Second Wards, hnye issnotl u call TO the following
OBJECT
The undersigned. appointed wasl Committeeman
BY tln Peoples County Cnnvcntlnn he'll! at lhp ls'-
pies party headquarters In the City Of Chw9o III Octt
lcr ls4. for sth chcago: and constituting the only
authorized Cotnnsv Of said pafty n such portion pf
Chicago, notfy thc lnlhlc. snd especially Ill pernos
voting that tckot atlacd with tho Peoples 1atly
flint ito tters whatever have been TAKEN BY B 10 hold
tcnsrnttnh for tho purpose Of nomInattng eaudi'
htea for township officers ia be supported l,y tie
feur1es party at the ensuing eloction1.
LII addition to the above alr. Philip Couley,
who repreannts tho First Ward, Ktatas that Id
hiH opinion the action taken Of holding 4 conyen-
ton has boon irregular. 6nd is not bindiug.
NORTH Tt1HN.
\ meeting held at syoa Hall In denounced by
parties OIL the North Sldc. as Ill eTort to weaken
tic movement to cffec.ualy destroy Nr. Robert
keuner. III fact t1At gentleman il charged With
thu paternity Of tho echeme. That the liesing
party arc waxing nervous on account OF kenney
isquito cyidens.
wrsT ToWN.
4 general Inoctin; of citiZoua is called q.
Wat!es Hall. Dluo Island avenue and Gn1loy
street, for sloEtaay cvnntng. 10 consider tho
merits Of candidates for town Offices.
, 1875-04-03

..,Iu ...,..;..,s-. -, 1,..t, ,,
"a ou.a'' a,a. ts,. sposo" =. Sns..es 1aa.
court OF 1fr. Want Noud, Which helps 20 show
bov Tho no,ye7y Of tLeso courtK car, be manjnu.
Isto1 ~ ,rroanonai1,,o ,,art,oa ,yl,, ha,,,on a
, e'n F"s'oa Wv. A~pps" w
nave - or - 10 spare IN ordes 10 efatliS
grudsc. Some three or four mouths ago man
nnucd J. L. Stone, living II 2a Barber street,
rot ccnrct, mt f,r rons hr n constah1c. who, ~
p j.. ..as a.,.. .1.o,,,.e ~. ,..,'.
~ sne'on"ss u. '"el eAnun' aol'os.so slo neuso.
hold goode on tue sidewalk. which 's very HARROW
In this thoroughfare. Htone removed tho1n to
another housc,-owuol. II in hopod. Ly moro
,onont In rdlort, viii, lin aYce,t;on NJ n h,co
.so"s '"" I,ss'S ,'''.;. -" 1870 hs
lec-po1' "hlca a"rlhs lle "'hser 'aon'as
remained on tho sidewalk, Nlu was de-
Glazed to 10 a public nuisauce
by al, thu inhabitants of Bnrber street. III the
49, ,,..x.,a. .,".t ~, .,ro,,,..,,. ,r,,I,1 ~
,nns. un. !. . ths nn,n,o ,,,awnd i, to ren'an unt
nnout 1llrea sooks avg. Waen' Mnosns snsto .l.,
%As no prospect of tta departure. somenod7 tooR
the trouble 10 roil u into the foaa.
lne 1eau' Or tts W. VIZ W., sno aliess ~ 1se"
ir msntes, Thomas EInnegan, John Nhelan; aha
Thomas lnehes who xeFG locsoa 1it' eyer ,' hssht'
and ID UP MoTnius taken u9iTto tn7tiGe ncu!ts,
VINO continued tlo case hntll frla"y. io8totoay
Jusslce sc"lly. nnd wore. 1n tho apsense o. tho
p.osHsc1I'ns "nnoss' u!senatscG. .ty nuey ! naa
hardly left tt,o sourt. nowoF6r, when lucy we're
loas.esteu @ y I9aso1n mos1n ~ W M.EiAt. ~
sned ~ :, ;nsllco HHlpes Alarm IT, Ihel, counsel.
air' y; =. Feonoy, invited suG constable 70 take
~ prisoners oFef 70 1Mas!ce l!aluos court, W.
WORTH u man Hho laYosA the justice an'ee ol vi.
van oHur unu 70 luHasttu ui'oa tnou ntconl-
panynF lim tmIher. Iho iaW IN tao caac "a
that VIII mnet % fotnthea 70 th9 oIlioo o. tho
Justice Who 1aagoa II, ahlcan ~ taat Justice ls an.
eens' put III spto OF mr. seeio5a assertions
tnat !HsslGo iial4es "se' ~ ~ court, 1ustsce
nan,t Wolid, Mf: +: hsys. 1nsissoa T. upon ssy!ng
, 1875-04-03
TOWN BOARDS,


Tto adjourned meeting OF tho Bouth Side
Board of AsseHAors WAS attonded yesterday inter-
noon By Supervisor Bcl,ank, Town Clerk 1ruon.
hut. nnd Jueticcs DolYols aud Haines.
Tie first bill audited MAS that Of nlr. William
lIopkns, attorney, for si0o for services rcn.
dcrod in contrasting tho application for iniune-
tion aganst Michael Eya,u. Town Collector, at
tho elit. "f Boomer, bofors Judge Farrolt
4 bill from, Tntey, Stilrs L Lewis, amounting
TO 9;0t 80 Of which ai25 hail been paid In cast,
Aug. IL, 1874 Mas laid oyer until future ocea.
Hlon.
a bill for e67 from tho Union wns laid ovor.
This was for advertising oleciton llotices, ten In
scrtons. at M 10 each. or nt tho rato Of about 80
ce1lts limo. Tho Board objected to paving for
WHICH WAS all tho law required.
The atlnllh! st8tcmcnt uf tho Supervisor was
submitted a. follows but nu action VAS taken
upon It
r. II T. ''''-.''.* !aa.Ms
T. ~ E!r9s! !MnmH
y a1'teF's+ss 4t4,.n
~" isfAhs... l"1'tu
Total recelps'.."...::: 7'ss3.a2
Indebtedness Of 1874 and rrlor
D.1snee On hand March so...... ........s ctl.W
1nlebtetblcsa Of 1870. 5ha.W
1nnebtcluess Of 1Hix................. ..... 2h1G1
3!n.ss. nasn;eaness o. y ~; 3e7soo
tlo,osas2
Amount Of outstanding town orders ~ follows: For
S,aui: fnr 1s79 $,a3s; for is1a, 1850: for la7l
i,o,.s6. ali tnjone.!, an,t si,o'o.sl nut entoned.
Tho Boart! adjourned until o'clock this after
noon.
THE WEST SIDE.
An adjourned meeting of tho West Town
DoarI was hold yesterday aftornoon. Present,
Supervisor Dalcr. Clerk Fi.zgcrnld, JuEtccn
Walsh. scnlly, and Austin. Jtistico Sturtovant
WAS absent on account 0f tho death of his vito.
Without trnnsacting my business tho Board.
ihra,lEll respect 70 JuBtico Bturtoyant. NIL
journotl rntil o'clock this afternoon, wtcp It
is announced, II will work ill night 1t necessary
tn dispose OF tho business.
, 1875-04-03

Ear Discharges and Partial Deafness
Cured.
For Tho nezt Two weeks Dr.. Hartley mill attend all
responsible persons FREQ of charge until cuse ut hs
residence, est Michigan ayenuo. The following tea.
nonials are submitted without comment:
ADJ. Hartley treated nc for IN affection OF tho car
with tho most gratifying result. .....
"JAAEa CLEMOw,
ASIA In LAlh street, Chicago"
A'Dr. Hartley has succeeded In affecting iertect
cure which dates back 10 carly childhood.
HTHnMAH 1ytiHE,
'Isoom 10 Dore D!ock, II Madison strcos."
Dr., Hartley will receive calls 1t htA residence t3l
Michigan Ayenus, until the 3lst Of April Reception
hours from to o'clock daily.
, 1875-04-03

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Sunday Train,
for Omaha, Bat Lake City. San Franciseo and all Far
est points, will leiye tho Central Depu foot Of Lake
street, Sunday, April 4, 1t 10a NJ Tickets And sltcp-
tngcAr besths may bo had At % Clark stseet Indiana
sscnus stations, and 1t tho depot.
Through Hckoa Ta Z. L n. II. H. H. md G., L.
I. + p, X, Il. arc good on thl4 tEnin.
, 1875-04-03

Bownre Of aulphnte OF Lime,
II you ARC uaiug mineral water, examine closcJ ,ts
analJs!s you ind II contains smphate Of Line. ask
your family physician il he would 4dvse you to con-
unGn ita ube.
The Glen Flora minaral water IL entirely FREQ from
tlphAta OF lime. Inquire for circular ut your drug.
piRf
, 1875-04-03

Tha regular monthly meeting Of the Erriug
Womcn's Refuge will be hold 1t tho institution
Ut $50 o'clock to-day.
Tho regular mouth!y meeting ot ths board OF
, 1875-04-03

Wholesale or Retail Buyers
will make great miatske u they utylect 10 look
through tbs Immense sock Of Wallpaper, laca cur
taas, bedding, etc., 1t Ili!gss, jenkins Fs1ons,
Nos. 279 aud Ill Htste strset,
, 1875-04-03

Chemists Will Tell You
that acid generated In tho stomach destroys Tho eeh
but Tho vegetable Ingredients of 8ozodunt neutsaxs
it, etecss, aud form an asanently Aatisspuo aud
wholesome dentifsieo.
, 1875-04-03

Tho Weat-End Glove,
shs host two-button Il goYe in tho couusy In black
whe, opera. aud spsug colors, uado for durability
from tna to1iba skiuB, in the choicest yiadss, and
equal Ia arpesrance to more expensive Kid goycs.
Carsou, pirs ca, Madison and Peoria strctts, e1-
elusive agents. Gens' Wcat Eud "glovo, yl.x5.
, 1875-04-03

ChickeFing Upright Piauos.
Jutt received 1t esds Temple ct hIua.c, corner Of
Dearborn and Van buFon streets, few vary nus up.
right pianos containing ths l2tesk aud best Improve
meats,
, 1875-04-03

E. II, Durkea d Co.'s Salad Dreaslne-A
Luxury ut Moderate Coat.
For meat aud vegetable salads, combining la per-
feetlon al tho Eelulses Of e1ceedluglysich aud
delicious areaaips. With 1t thoroughly good salad Il
ssws,p assured. Hou by grocers.
, 1875-04-03

Open this forenoon largs and elegant sssoEtmtnto
laes bats In every shape and prlcs- Among the1a
many novelties. Also, largo aud chotes stock Of
flowers. Hoschtn, 1almsr co., fos.'t37 aud 100
btAte street,
, 1875-04-03


bio under tho circumstances and !, therefore,
am dissatisfied 1T beng held lip aa tle advocate
Of "crubhlng and unboarabe ta1atiou." You
have not H.ated When you propose to saddlo tho
eopt; but yon soeln tcrrlllca Il the idua Of ras-
lug 310t. .000, 600 to accomplish the same object.
Although I a,u far ftom thinking that tho cur
rency measures adopted BY Congrsss from timo
to tlmo have beon nnexcoplionah!e. l am bound
to add that do not think that they arc open 10
tho grave cet,auro that you h2yo yistted them
with. 1t may bo trua that attcnlpts hare been
made "to swamp tho country with wildcat cns.
rcnoy," but they hayo not succeeded. Tho great
error that has been committed has arisen, 1t
RoenlB to nc, owing to tho false impression that
tho loga!.tendes n6tea arc not \ bufshcn 10 tho
nation, a. they bear nj intorest, and that conse-
qusntly, 1t was more profitable to tAe nation to
apply tho sinking fund 10 tho redemption Of tue
restoration Of the currency. do not pretand 10
any accurate knowledge OF your tinances but.
unless am gteltly mistaken. there haa beon
considerably oyer $500 900 900 applied 70 tho 70.
fsH Ioars, aud, Of that amount, nearly $780,
D0U GOO was tn oxcess Of tle legal sinking fund.
Ihla Tact alone proves tho sbtlity OF tho natlon
TO resume specie payments
WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE,
much lass " unbea1ablo ta1atlon." Tho e1cesa
OF tho sinking fund alone, II It had been spplod
to tho redemption Of leEal-tendern instead Of
bonds, would !,avo brought tho remaining portion
OF tho tegal-tsadora nearly, II not quite, to pAr
with gold.
hare stated It as u.y opinion shat the incon-
vertihlo paper eurTa!Iuy which at p5nsant meas
uTcs tla vk!ue OF Ill comtnodities tI tho Internal
trasiu Ut the unItod btates, costs tho nation ten
limos moro than any taxation that would bo TO-
qutrcd to restore 1t to gold basls. ueed only
point to tho recent depreciation In papos, or, ~
It IL populsEiy termed, tho increased premium os
gold. which untblnking poonle imagino only A.
Iacts tho iutstests Of feu gold speouia.ors, aud
t4pss who are compelled to procure gold for
ihor businesa operations but whtcii has really
ths entire National. Bank el1oulatlou, ii w. pub.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-14
ESCAPE OF
LOUGHLTN.
BISHOP

shortly before ten O'Clock yesterday morning
as Bishop Loughtn, Or the Brooklyn diocese, was
on his way in a coach to attend the dedication or
St. Anthoayis church, in Greenpoint, the spirited
horses drawing the vehicle took fright as they
we're passing over the Washington avenue bridge
They dashed away mady, and Their driver, In his
vain endeavors 10 restrain them. was thrown from
hrs seat 20 the grosnd and severely injured. In
their course the ANIMALS brought the coach into
contact with a street car thereby wreckEg it.
They were finally stopped az the corner Of First
and South second streets and Bishap L0uQhiin
was helped out OF she coach. lie had beeu slightly
hurt on the head at the time Of the collision, but
i'm m ediately went on TO GreeHpoint.