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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16
c. A. GAY,
Fourth Street, Winnemucca,
Is prepared to do all kinds Of
Silversmithing and Repairing

HOLD AND SILVER PLATING, AND
W Gold and Silver Mounting done; Fancy
Hair Work. such as Watch Chains, Guards,
Bracelets, and all kinds of Hair Jewelry.
Lettering and Engraving done in the very
best style of the art.
Watches, Clocks and all kinds Of Jewelry
Repaired; Gums, Revolvers and Pistols re-
stocked, mended and put in good order.
Repairing Sewing Machines also done.
Meerschaum Pipes neatly Mounted in Gold
or Silver; Knifeblades reset in old handles;
Razors ground Scissors sharpened; Brazing.
Soldering and all kinds Of work in my line VI
business neatly and promptly done.
All Work Warranted, and satisfaction guar
anteed. je6 I'm
, 1875-12-23

HOW TIE HTATE INSTITUTIONS MASA0E.
n yesterdays TNlBuNE q statement WAS given
"a ~ how National banks ale assessed In this
,ity under tho existing State Ttovonue law. and
hat those bAnks claim that injustice WAS done
shem by 1t. Some pointa xese omitted thsreiu.
which are given to-day In order to present tho
uubject fully. In 1874 tho National Banks were
assesBed OIL tho full amount OF their capital
stock for tue city tai, and this year
they we're ssssssed OIL DO per cunt, 10
uhich tho State board OF Equaltza-
tion added O. per can't. Which makes tho tax
equal TO about Csc por ceIt on tho ~ per cenk
Of iAe capital stock. And it should also 10 un-
detatood that National UauA yharaH are assessed
AKaipat Individual holders, but that tho bauks
pay tho ta1 AZ whule on ita ontiye capitsl, in
order to simplify matters, and for the cpufepl.
epco Of tha stockholders.
Yesterday TRIBUNE reporter visited num-
heE Of
TIE sTATg BANKS,
and they gave an explanation OF how 1t came
that they were not aasehBed ~ heavily u other
iuetitutions- Tho Bank Of Montreal Agency
Ia taxed 10 the full OF lts 10 par
cent Of the capital ha!d withlu
the State. Mr. ". D. ltoss, Of tho Un!on Trust
Company, mated thRt the bank usually lad lts
carital to nearly it, full amount invested In
Uu,ted Ssats4 bonds, and Il was 10 On the lst Of
May Last. When the assessment Ia made they
state tho amount OF THAR capital less the Gov
Brumout bonds, IN which portion may be ln-
vs4ted.
Nn. L. b. Subway,
& ths Illinois Loan and Izuat Company, statsa
, 1875-12-23

The Toledo, always ono of tho most entertain
ing soclal and amusement resorts OF Chicago,
hnylng boon temporarily closod on account OF
removal, will 10 opcnod tonight at tia now and
elegant quarters. Thia superb rcaort Ia now on
East Madison esrcet, and its numbers run frou,
1876 to Ill inclusive. In addition to tho other
attractions, which Include tho now famous Tole-
do organ, there will DO concerts oyery evening
and Sunday afternoons br tho European Iados'
Orchestra. This is highly nrtistio combination,
Which has received tho most tiaster1ns of nttc-
ton In tho chief cities Of tlru country and Eu-
furnished gallery for lndieu. aud tn ali ita a,-
|'outnsonta will 10 ono Of the 1nont elegant and
fashionable rcnorts Ia Amorica. For m after
moon or evening Of rational, hoaithfut enjoy
meus, there cali bo no place moro worthy visit
thnn tho Toledo. alessrs. It. Kaltanbncl. |:
Brothers aro tho cptorprlalug managers Of this
handsome aud altogether adtnirable resort.
, 1875-12-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Oriental Lodge. No. 40, Knights Of rythias,
will give Its second snnual ball at KIars's Hail
on North Clark street, Saturday night.
Tho johanna Lodge tonight givos sotiea Of
amusemeuts, Guiding with bail at tho Standard
Hall. Tho objcc. is TO laiHo funds for clothing
poor children.
"Lift a Little Is tho subject chosen by Miss
Hulc!t. our young lady lawyer, for her lecture
Thursday evening. Dec IS, ut Plymouth Church.
Admission only IT conts-
Tho Rev. Robert Coliyos will do1ivcr his nov
lecture On ''3alt" before the Sunday Lecture Ho-
cety next Sunday st Mccormick Hall, ut p. m.
Doors open At 2, closo At .. Admission 10 conts.
"Tho Crusades will be the suhjcct Of Mr. 4.
L. atorrison's essay before tho Irish Ltornry
Association this esening. Tho essay will, sub
ae1ucntty. be dacussoA by members Of tho 8o-
cicty. Ille public aro invited.
This evening ,lr. II. ". 4. C!eyolnnd we'll
Known as a landscape GardoneE, will Iecturo in
FarwoIl Hail. in TIC popular leotuto couraa OF
" "Landscapo Gardening as III Ar..."
Dr.. N. s. Davis. tho President OF tho Doara OF
Diroctora Of tho WashinKlouian Homo, will talk
thlH evening to tho inmRtcs and graduates OF
TINT institution at tho cflapet Of tho Homo. on
tho corner Of West Madison street mud Ogden
avenue. on "It1o Way to Keep Sober"
Tho First nrd Second Presbyterian Churcheu
will unto IN n union ssryioc, tn tho Socond
Church, next Snnbath evening, In tho intereata
OF tho Young Mons ChrlAtinn Association. Ad-
dsasseH will 10 delivered by tho Rcv. Arthur
alltchell, John Y. Farwcl. and +. II. Rockwell.
Tho Workingwomon'e and Stran7ors meeting
mill bo held Thnraday afternoon, as tho rooms
OF the Good Samaritan Society, No. 173 East
Haudoiph street. Dreaamakors are requested to
bring Recommendations, and scsmstrcsecs spsoi-
muis Of hand and machiae work. Ladies' intor-
estcl In tho work nro invited to bo prosont.
, 1875-12-23

At tho 1aHt regular mee.ing Of tho Ecc-
ona ;, Eogimcnt, Illinois State Guards.
the following gentlemen f: waro elect.
ell d Eoarl Of Civil Administration
Niian1 j. Onnilan. Michao Keolcy, II. prtnIi-
vi!!c, tho Hon. ". i. Coolbaual tho Hon.
Thomas Hoync, tho Hon. Henry Grocnobaun.
Denis o'Connor, duy r. Gould, Samuel i. lay
lnond +. ii. C!eurS. Edward McQuaid, tho lion.
II. 4. Uolyin, Gen. II. Il. Dox. Geu. John Nc
Arthur. the Hon. .. sculy. Thomas htaclt:n.
AID. Thomas Lynch. Aid. i. Quirs. ". D. kcf-
font, homas Ercuan, Joeopl Y. Drauy.
Tho Board met last evening at tho Palmer
House, his Honor Mayor Colyin In tbs eha,r.
4 coinn,lttuc. appointed for tho purpose, nonli-
mated tke following permanent officers:
Isxs,t NV. i. Coo1baugL.
Fs5xt pG'f.fr<aHlrHf-ffensy Grecncbnum.
Jrcasu, eT-Mclael Keery. r.. -...
Drenan.
1le rep ort was concurred in.
Mr.. Tho taaR l1oyne nnt.o sn nbto spoccll, al-
vocAsng th c1altaH of tho regiment upon the
communitH, especially tho tax-paylng portion
Mr.. Onah IN called attention to tho section of
tho Constitution which BlIowed that the rcgi-
ment waa mot exclusively confined to tho Irish
nationality, aud had for Its existence, no ether
object than TO dofcnd the citY aud tho stato.
TITO Mayor said that all hin syn,pathios uere
with tho First aud second 1:oR1mentB, and ho
hoped to set' the ranks Of both full within
worry tho1t pei iol. le luado so,uo practical eug-
gcstlonH relative to raising money, which, Ie
aaid he would make moro elaborate at future
mentlng. II tl.e bnBtness mon we1s appealed to
zach 70 oGnip man. at tho rate Of s35 per
full equipment he thought reBpeutabie sum
might DO raised II the proper men set to work
about It.
Col. Qurk said theEo was 40 difficulty In prp-
curing mon the meanB. however, Noro rather
difficult to find. Ho approved OF tho suggestion
OF tho Mayor.
httEs1s. Hoync. Clenty, aud Kecley wore an
pointed Committt TO wait upon Mr. Cool
bauGh and Inform him of hs election.
Tic meeting then adjourned subject 10 call.
, 1875-12-23
NtlI: STATE MILITIA.

Tho !thJutHnt.ftcHcFnisa Order Orr
Hnr1tzlnx Recommendations Nt,tr.-
Der Gf lieu Uniformed sl11n E:QMir-
rrhs :f.HiV,
HratSntlEt.p. ILL.,. lee. Adiutans.ftonnr
1iilli'rtl to-day iHpucd an oror consolidating alt
Tho orEnnixcj 1uilitia compnntca In Tho Staso
iuso rcgmcntn or batlalions. AZ fol1uws:
Companies A. j, Z. u, L, +, &, and |, at CHI
cnEo, shall constitute tho First lioglnant, cot.
George II. DAWN, commanding.
Companies recently organizei In Chicago.
Will, ttscrs A, u, e.. u, +, mud i, Rhati oous.t-
tutc tho Hccoud fsegimont Licut.-Col. Janus
Quirh, commanding.
Tho Sterling Cisy Guards, tho Rockforl
Guards, tho 6ycamorn Uriun tfuartla. Tho Syca-
mora Light Guards. Tho LaSallo Light Guarlls,
tho Aforrla Guards, tho Dwight Guatds. tho
atrcatos Veteran Guards, hnl tho Boone County
dunrtls, will couatlsuto tho Third Regiment.
Tho Quincy Tctosan unnrds. tho Quincy Lin
coln Guards. tho Bushnell westfall Zouarcs.
tho Tcorin National 1}.los, Tho Peoria Veteran
Guards, tto Kecwanee Light HuArda, tho tiayn
Guards, tho kcokuk function Guards, Tin Al
tnonn Light luhrdH and the Peoria Emmes
Guards, shall constitute Tho Fourth Regiment.
;, Tho soringfeld t'oycrnor'a Guards, tito
rls uuatds, tho Atiansn fuht Ouarit,. tlso
Pawneo CnntIncnta!H tho Pima (Chrihsan
County, Guards, thu Cowdan (bllolbY County
Guards, ami tho Nakonia Guards, shall corsti-
ttlto tue Fifth 1testnsent.
Tile Champaign Industrial battalion, Comra-
MICS H. b. C., D. i, t, q, and II, shnls constitute
tho sixth Regiment, Col L. Snyt!or, command
Ing.
Tho Boloyillc Guards, tho Fairfield Guards,
tho benton (FrnnkIin County, Guards, tic Nh
rion {Hslliamaon County, Guards, ana tho Grain
vi!lo Guards ahnll constitute tho Soyonth tlcgi-
mont. or battalion.
On Tho receipt OF tho order, tho commissioned
officers Of each regiment. or battalion. nro d.
rectnd to meet at soma convenient point and Or
Eanize by e!ecting field ottcers. mud tho Colonel
is to nppont tho no1l.commissioncd stat; al! Of
which Ia to be reported to tho AdIutant- General
aud, also. to Brighton. A. G. Dncat, command
Ing tho Illinois State Militia, at Chicago.
Tho following officers aso requested to act a.
corresponding secretaries, toaaccrtain the wishes
Of tho officers of their respective regiments Us to
tho timo aud place OF meeting: Capt. j. ".
btambauGh for tLe Third. Capt. 4. 4. Johnson
for tho Fourth, Capt. L. s. johnson for tho
Fifth. Capt. j. W. Lardrum for tho Seventh,
For tho pseRent, tho bohemian Guards OF
Chicago. tie WatHeka Rifles, md the Danville
Light Ultory will bo exempt from consolidation
Tho regimental organizations are required to
parade nt lcnBt once yonr at aame ccnttal local.
ity and all companies and regiments nro required
to use tho regular army tactics.
1here nrn :l.23G nen III theae organizations,
uniformed and equipped.
, 1875-12-23
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho county ia now paying s2.5o por day for
carpenters work. 10 much for suggestion OF
Commissioner Mulloy.
Commissioner Guonthex has concluded to take
up hIs residence for 1876 at Dius 1alaod and will
nova there next week.
The County Clerk yesterday delivered the Col
lectors' books to tho Collectors Of the Towns OF
palatno and Calumet upon thelr nliog In accept.
Ablo bond.
Conlmissloner Qusnther Is having a map or
plat Of the Cslumo& nissr drawn. NTH = view to
petitioniuR Congress for ~ appropriation for
deepening the river NO Is to make II nsyiRablo
from givpn point to the dam. The amount
Asked Tor will uot oxceed $40. 900, and the i'm
p1oyeusnt IL said TO be much needed.
The a1st annual account In tho Martin o.
Walker oatass vas presented In tho County
, 1875-12-23

TrE HOARD OF ESDERWntTER9.
Tho aunual meeting of tho Chicago Board OF
Underwriters ,akes r1acn on tho first ThurAlay
lit January, aud considerable activity already
prevails among tho insurance inon making up
s1ntes for now officers and committees. 4 cau-
csis YVES held At htr. Robert Criseholl's Office
day or swo ngo nnd u slate made cut. atr. &. II.
Cnso la iho candidate for President and Ar Hob
eftCritchcll for Treasurer. The nameH suggested
for TntsDl Committee nre Messrs. James, Mont
gomery, and Crltcholi Thore is how oyor, hut
Ittis rrospcct OF Mr. Case being elected. Mr..
Easo before bis election ns Alderman OF tho
Twelfth Ward WAS quito favorito with tho ill.,
auranco-1n"n III this city but ssnce that ttmo ho
lRB lost Las prestige. Tho insuEance-non arc
ias thus far taken in the Council. They
expected that ho would slrenuoualy oppose III
words a,d ncts hlt jobs and doubtful actions, hut
thus far Mr.. Case Inns been but little more tha1l
seldom agniust the many obnoxious jobs Cotton
through a.ho Council Those opposed TO Mr..
Caso-and theao compromise majority Of tho
Doasd-wita, support Ar. ThomaB Goodman. tho
present Vlee.r5saidon., for T. wrres'aeat, atr. H. J:
MIR. Drew 'or Treasurer. Tho candidates for
Patrol Committee on tho anti-CaAo ticket nro
Mcssrs. Jam.'s Montgomery. and Ducat, or 11E.
Iiosmer III ri ace Of the Iattor. The uaincs pro-
posed for tho Finance Committee on this ticket
arc hfegErs. Janlcy, Goodwin, and LewiB.
No other important buHiuans besides
tho election OF officers aud tho ro-
ports will come before tho annual meeting.
An effort will be nade to haYo the rates on i1-
suranco reduced. Tho effective management Of
the Fire Department aud tho speedy extinction
OF fires 3Erln4 tho pnBt year has greatly restored
tho confidence OF Eastcrn companies, and al
most nll that withdrew Q year ngo ara now back
Insurance Company uf Enyand, ono Of tho bost
companies doing business in this Country. Of
which NessrH. Dagls l. koqua aso tho agents,
will reHumo Jan. l.
, 1875-12-23

:, =, : -,
tiAt they were assessed on ther eapal MOCK WIN
the Government bombs tskon out. They generally
hold very large amount ot tlteso secnrltsea' n ai,
rhlch vary IN amount @ from Sp,no ~ FN%on';
OF oven $l.topM,. lhe5 hash nns ~" on o.' I.a',u
a. present, hot thes ny anu ee a5..Ha ,s.,ca n,n,
for profit, ..
nm. ,. y; Ansir , ,,.
was also callod upon. lilo wHs fonf'd N ms 81 of.
re, a1,a aa'u that tlio "a" fel'uns that on tho
Int Of May Of caeh yenr the nhsossnlensa Htnlt bo
made for tho state And county ta1ce Monoy IL nos
taxable, ana 80 no mansEH" 70 tnfn IN CAPITAL
tntn caHl1, drawing n Eis fnhds from nosson
sisu NoW ! ofk aaa osher points anu p'ocGb u u
, 1875-12-23
KAS0htC.

DAsv1LLE, ILL.,. Dec. 29.-The following off,
GERS Of Olive Branch Lodgo No. 3B, A. F. mud A.
H., Of thin city. wore duly ooclod and installed
last evening: A. =. ". IlAwos. ". H.; Ang
L. Webster, y. W.; Thomas Castlonian. ]. ". j;
J. ". Elliott. Troasurer ". II. II. Harley, Soc
rotasy. After tho election. Mr.. c, l.. English, In
bohhtf Of tho brethren Of tito Lodge, pro oontcd
tue retiring Master, Brother John r. Norvoll,
with III elegant gold ratch md Chain. Droilor
Norvell lias beon Master of this Lodge for tho
past five yonrs, and during that time Inns mndo
1t Que OF tho best Lodges in thu State.
, 1875-12-23
DEATHS.


GRAf-At Wcsttort Conn.,, Dec. q, in tha plHt year
Of lii pRc John ray Gsther of atrs. ii. H. Sherwood,
Of thts city.
ponsEY-peo. %, Mary Do.cy. ssct co Years.
Fnupral To-day FROM at Kansasxt., ~ carriages 10
Cslyary, It 10 o'clock Frleuds Of Tho family In
Vtra to attend.
wOopWARp-on Tho 2lst inst.. F1ors Matte,
daughter Of J. d. and f. C. woodward, aged .nonthx
aud IL days.
Fun services At No. 717 isEf-a7, on Thursday at
! O'Clock, Friends arc invited.
RowAN-1n this city, Dec. "a, Ann!s 1lnwan aged
ycaEa month aud day, daughter Of William and
Anu!e Rowan. ....- - ..-... ,. ~
Funeral from FtsIdencs % pacno-ay. Fsidsy, by
cars to Calvary CeneteEY.
MILLER-Tuesday. Dec. q, 1t fIyda Park Ill, of
typhoid. d.pnsumon!a, Mr.. Mary F. Miller, aged 4o
years. 49,. .......
Funsssl Thursday ut q o'clock r. H. At hoE hto sssi.
dencs uu MAlsoh-Ar Friends inYted.
WIIADh-beo =, Katie r.. daughter nf ], o, and
T. i. Wtlsor, tXcd YEARS.
Funeral Thusslay 1t looclock Il residence 315 Var
Fen-Av.
, 1875-12-23

The Mnu Who Fell from tho Fifth Story
Of the Palmer House yesterday gathered llmssk up
aud alarto for tho Domestic oloe directly op-
posto- When asked why be did not 90 for surgeon,
lsa replied that surgeon would do him goott II ho
did not send ha xifc tho sewing machlns he had
rtouljaeu.
, 1875-12-23

The Now York Tribune prunounces Whtttiors " 31s-
BET Marlin exceptionally perfect book, and tho
ch.istun f1etigrnrer spoaks Of It Tho most per-
feet book for holiday gill;" whIo the NDw Orleans
f'lcasune oonH!dsrs It tho most exquisite achIovo-
1nsns Of the nr1ntera nn cugFavers arts, aud mobt
gorgeous In cMloelIlshMeng,h
, 1875-12-23


RocKronp, ILL.,, Dec. 22.-As II o'clock this
morning solect number Of relatives. numbering
about forty, assembled at the Residence Of OK
Mayor Thomson to witness the ceremony Of
uniting In marriage hia daughter Miss May
D1ousop. with Mr. Fred u. Post, = merchant Of
recatoutca. The ceremony HsB performed by
the Ter. r. P, Woodbury., Ut the Second Cong.s-
gnttonal Church. and was very solemn aud ill.,
pEeBs!ye. The b1ido waa atsayeain tull trRTel-
ing suit Of brown silk. There wsre no oiua-
mentn, except those ordinarily worn, which was
decided hit, aud showed NO much good ecul-
mon senae ~ to attract the attention aud fAvoss-
bio comments OF al pressnt. tbs groom To1s
plain black suit. rich aud elegant. There WAS no
osteutstlou nor parade, but ali was done decently
aud in order.
tho presents consisted ot articles Of use and
value, such ~ silver Bpoous, forks, knives, but
tor disl, csko basket, books, paintings, and
numerous astlc!os desiRnsd fur practical uso u
housekeeping, II they insend to 20 Immediately
into real lite and assume all its responsibilities.
Altar tho ceremonies aud congratulations were
over tho company aAt down to Al elegant ronast,
and than aont tho happy pair str.tght to their
home In PscAtonica whcro they Will con1neAco
Housekeeping At once.
, 1875-12-23
THE SUPREME COURT ELECTION,
lnIiiTinK&I.

Tho resurus OF tho election for Judge OF tho
Supreme Court, Soyanth District. M received Ia
tmo for yesterdays paper, included only tho
city and o fow outlying towns, and ti1od Jndgo
DickeY's majority at $500 In total poll OF
ll.H7g. Yesterday tie following additional te-
turns Were received:
cnou cof1NTY.
, 1875-12-23

HAb fAlGlkllGSs
70 the Editor Of The CAfcuyo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Dec, 22.-1n to-day's TRIBUNE no.
ttco n statement Of Mr. Billings, OF the Peoples
Gas Company, which !s so contrary to tho facts
AZ experienced by mo that submit the follow
Ing: My October gas bill amounted to ovor $40
81 "a por 1000. 1Iassng unexpectedly an &C.
count to pay on tho 10th. omitted to pay tho
Gas Company, thinking tho limo should gain
would compensate for tho losa Of discount The
10th "ns on Wednesday; Oh Friflny collector
called for tho amount and WAS told in reply toa
question that could hayo 10 reduction from the
full a1noun ut If paid 1t then. I then declined
paying % per cont interest for two days. On
tho Wednesday following paid part, but not
sufficient, apparently, a. tue meter was sent for
on the Same day. I paid moro to koop it. aud
paid in fnll on tho goth, paying ~ pei. 1000.
or over !, zoo por cent per hnnum, and this wlon
have dcpoaft Of s:.25 with them drawing no
interest, and tho owner OF tho building tollB
NE he paid T10 for tho meteor in addition.
11 further reply to air; billings, can SAY TINT
always pnid my gas bill on or before tho 10th
previous to thia; that went to tho Office and
explained that had eyery disposition to pay, In
fact my business oon,pels tllis. -.
AS Mr.. billings Bays thny only charge thoae
intending 70 beat them $3.50. viii ho explain
Why could got no reduction from alO0 In two
or ton days after tho 10th ? I, with many others
u mn jority OF the tradcAsnon Of tho booG1, now
burn oil wherever practicable, anil If others
would do tho samo tho Gaa Compnny would be
likely not to mako much profit, aud DO moro
reasonable towards those whom thoy conlpoi to
submit to their extortion.
inclche namo and address, II Str. billings re-
qairea it to Rubrtantinte my Btatoluent Of tho
fActH Of tho experience Of fICTIN.
TE1tsoHAL-rnnPERTY TAXES.
IT, ths Editor Of The Chfeayo Irfbuns:
CHICAGO, Doc. 22.-Sha!l South Sido personal
property Taxpayers submit to Tbs sobbing Of
every dollar? No city In our patton ia taxed MS
our city is. Call n1ass-mceting ut nnco and
flight It ont on this line." II wo permit this
grinding process to 70 nuheoded onr city is
ra!ncd. have paid taxss for twelve years, and
protest against this Wholesale robbery. For
example. I know Of one poston wlloao personal
property ii valued at $50, taxed $3.50; ono
$500, 3l950 and one s400, S2G. What wicked in
Justice Iho people arc aroused; lot thnm sEon
tleir determination. 4 TAXPAYER.
, 1875-12-23

People Who Never Used Earth Cloaots
little imagine what blessing they for tho siek
room. EVary suburban home should harc them In
rhca OF pEi7iess sola BY Dalton, Iva and 194 State
atreet.
, 1875-12-23

ycar hayo been in tho hahit of giving
Conversational lectures oil Esr'Iah roota 10 I'll"
young people OF n aoriely conncct"l with Inv
church. during this timo l l,aye Ind frequent
occasintt for unusual and sometimes taro mnka,
with which have boen elsewhere acquainted, it,
order tn illustrate the difTarent authors all
their writings: sly own library does not a1wn'H
enppIy tho ttoflcioncy. s,nr can procure tho
houkh readily nnywlsarn cleo. I Mn fire., there
foro. to record TINT haze teatc the Public Ill
hrRrv vcrT sharply, and almost unftirlv, m Sir,
Ioo!o and to1r,r Of lsta aHeistaats know, but l
hnro not failed IN pInglo instance to Ani what
! "antod. For exafnptc tho Library has threp
lvos of Cha.terson, one cxsrn,nnly sarn,--anl
+ scornpcte edition uf l,H pocnn in tfrir heat
annotated form. It is tho rame with other
ports.
rho frat appeals TO tho Library were for
Chnrmau's Homer and thu fs,ll edition of Tho
writings Of hlclton, In which NODDED tho
. 1'okr Of Philip sparrow" In bnth wsH r,c-
ceseful, although hal fai1od to ilud them In
ANY bookstore or in tho library OF any fricnj.
That this ta not All exceptional ruccosn mar
add TINT was aErceabIY disappointed in finding
thu educational works aa finely represented ~ IN
tho library Of Michigan University, where the
subject 'laH boon specially for long time.
1hAvo lad no interest In fiction or light ltscra-
turc. and 1t tuay he in thoRe departmental IS
1HE TR1DuSZ thys It ia, but tho ctass of people
cornE tn Tho critiquo. Tho Library ls ccrtainlS
popular ono. In this view it must bo praRctl
rather than blamed. Personally. I l,nve mt
fcit tint Was lownrlng myself by tnktng my
turn democratlcnlly Will, thoso whom 1 fonnl
there, and donbt II any ono eso l,au. t1nleas ho
bo Of sort to object to miugns With foos-pas-
eengcrs hecnHHo he belonged to 'catrlngc-
folks" In thht case, something might possibly
como between tho wind md hla nobility.
Pardon this little nc1cctl nf ronlonstyanco from
ono who wises we'll to tho Library, who bcIioycs
wo truly noed it, aud who lopos for tho timo
when its excellent reference departments aall
10 as we'll patroulzed HI its fiction
SAMUEL ". DuFr1ELD.
, 1875-12-23

Piano BarGainR.
Lyon Henly, State and Monroe streets, have
uumhet Of superior secondhand pauos, most Of them
substantially ~ good ~ nen. which they oGes ut
Ei1co 10 make room for uprighs2,
, 1875-12-23

Pianos md 0FENn4.
Ha1at, Davtn Co.'S Grand squarc. and upr19ht,
and Rtulshs Amsrlcan 0sIans can b found only 1t
". ". Knbala, corner Htats and Adams sirasts,
ChIcaRo+
, 1875-12-23
...... LIQUORS.
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Fine Old N, +, Rum,

We are prepared to fuEntsh Ill parties requiring
IL auch quantities = may u required Al orders VI
nqutE<t addressed 10 he viii taceyf ,.
pfdi49t attention. ]. D. RIca1NDs 6oA1.
n ND " 8sAts-ss.s bassaas &AsA
, 1875-12-23

DAnT-DARTT-On tho avenug Of Dec. II by tho
er. II. T. Canine. 1t tho resldanea Of ar. and ars
Stevens Frank Dart. Of Chicsgo, and 1lsa Ellis Dastt
Of East Troy, Wis.
1lROWN-FLOOD--In Tho Church OF TIM 1tedeemcr,
Tho 2ist inst. by the Iter. ". II. Ityder y. d. john
J. lltowu Es4l., and Hrs. paFu,H!ia F0od,
, 1875-12-23

ritd Mt Normal thEN evening 10 s.iss ,1nrr,
daughter IF William 4. ponnet Of that place.
number Of guontH we're present from Chicago.
, 1875-12-23

HARHER-PENNELL.
~ NoRHAL, ILL.,
sp4etat Dispa!sh to 1hs Ch8euos 1tfeEs.
B1oox1aoToN, Ill. Dec. 22.-Ar. Barber, Of
Tho nsu at Qooch Barber, Chicago, wM mar.
, 1875-12-23
pAVIS--SWAYNE.
UNION OF TWO SUPREME COURT FAMILIES.

RECEPTION HY THE uApFr COUPLE.
Tho honHe waa profusely decorated with beautt-
ful aonota In appropriate dosiguB. The Tefresl.-
menta we're served BY kinsloy, Of Chicago, In
tho highest sLyle Of tho rcstnuratcur's nrt.
Az the close OF tile reception, Mr.. and Mrs.
6wayno dopsrtal for q weddiuR-j journey through
The South including . trip to Waahiugtont u. O.,
aud rotutu to their future homo IN Toledo.
THE TnoCBSEAu
Was costly and complete. but not 10 lavish Ae Ia
customary at weddings Of this yrado. Tho pres-
ents were ntsmsrous aud valuable, most OF them
being eil7ee-WhEe for tablo.uBs.