davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-21

terday afternoon, tAe Board; together With Fire
1onnan aesisaa H.o ~ IT, ogn. sure, ana Eafsha1
oeanas' te1neo 10 Ine fHo Marsnais of7ce In
pr,vase @ session. 1o Iae @ Preadent yielded doca-
I1 non. e1no .ooa VI n'e pases N lon$tn1 greatly
1xsomonls T.es neudas'o1 11o@ Gon. snaler
sn.t, ~. o,a1on.. tE osesS1ng op
enoit % Atsa eioGa ~ su1s kei1nK cnorus
Ta;sa;, sno ousoe ~ "n1eo Gn ne Enfee
E1nlIa ~ +ons+ " ~ toIEin- ~ .h;a no q
t -. ;l;s4J a o. ~ - -, ~, ~
,,; sone tna5 N ncasa at 20 ancns ana & s1ohasY
rnniata s,sno 's ~ |4a ,s+h
~ ii e..sueo n.ya ~. e;aa - "tsn a.
,naat-1 49, III - XII NIas,v - ~.
nes5s ; ~. ~ o'a s.Seat ~ ~
souay nolnaoS ~ :no euo ~ oauj.ss' aj - ~.
o,a,. n ~, sue :? nappan q y masn
sseaa ele~ 70 Inc s.rie VI" Dg galneu, ~ ~ ~ 1
,ss;,e era &c a. ',,I Ha,o ..is ,a,t-a -
.t;as s,enaia ~ sud .'e"o' "1o ~
I,,r 49,. ~. ars1,,,-rrp
rta c oo.,na;.ea -; uAs ~ Is.ss.., ..t,,
y, ~ G;as TIeot,m a'sIn u'sS 5oa."1 49,.
ntsrh ~ .tte ~ S1sh ~ Vcs. Ws: 1 ;;.s
fn- i,n,rs ,o,,,. =. ...s et;ana - rse at
49, ror"h,1 ] ~ loh199a III ~ ~ wy
;S;n Ioao ta'olaoy sepoleea upon. AIu- oAtA . ol-
s.1se :;5 a - - - - ,:: ~ - ~ 0I1Ae - HI1 o
P3ss Z. 80! Gi, N.o sJ u0 o1o saaa oa7 oallo'
=. e.oa1; Ea41o4s W Ao.osene, Petto4eu1lr
5635a 80 III f:n 1 os osnes .Ia
h1u5' NV Wy, a.eo - 1esueu ol's o1Gep;1ns sAoee
nIcn ue ,u W.. ssana ase-1ess u ~ aegsees OF
osel, % unIess ssotou N cehats la'y Ieet unoeE
80 49,
any ea-aorks lns.oo tne ne c,ty Amlse "ltnone tne
e1Rress pernlssloo OIL sne common coancn' "as
1@tn M ofee'
:; Ane oaa nnspec'u5' 'oun =; e1euei. Mas caueo
~ nte. ~ stase noT 1ne uGleui'y wan .Ie gas IN
~ ssteeEianpa coua 90 avoloea. ne Iepneo Inas
.ae s1ano-plpes IN ne lamP,posIs we're only na41
-. r. iucn II olaneIot, aao taey ea1ny oeeamo
p.oesoa Up aullns cola ana itosty Woatae1. az ne
Ioeeu9enoo 1nat LIZ pipes po nc1s*soo ~ ~
'nGHes Tns Gai ~ maus.es.
tee oposoa.e6s 1ns g9mEAny olullaac1 al "as ~
nu +aaea op 10 nMso , 81 s1Palne1 snaH .ae
91u 91u'aance ~as uano01 70 A1m ~ uen. mcAtaut'
alt. Na3n, % eno tne Hso"n b:others. 1ne oful-
na.lee WAS nnaos 4a'o over 1of 1ufthef conaoera-
''gu ~. n, w,on ..z.;. n:..ub.,x>.
~. ~. '. Ntenn' representing flseeouLe
nfn 10" mannlaetnrlne gas IN that clsy, mace
~ ", Arusnt sonclta.1oti IN 1avof OF ms COMPANY.
1aeg icy one1 70 supf4y the c1Es - S-t2 20 20 po1
l,ooo, ana consomere 81 9z.zo: plosloea 1ney cao
nseu9 s .no ~: t:s;o. w ect!on "as taae'! ~
te.1u -! ~ tn1o n oue., no1 nus NJ. "lsun losi+%
aou aSn.aa ~ Nnn Gon.s hht, ~ e 10 rle.Sons ~
sGp'eu. l, ). 10 popa9ie :; snat tu1 new compan1
~. troouce n 'ts oeo1nance ~ ene oe1s aeaS'oo
u LILO eooncll.
, 1875-02-21
FEWSBOIS' HOME.

= SERVICES TO-DAY.
TIE dedication Of tho Newsboys' Home Will
t:Es plsoe 1t o'clock this afternoon At the
Homo, On Quincy street, near Fifth evanue- Ths
p:utv7 nne is ae follows:
1 A.,sh-on ey thn choir-'t From tas Rising of
~. z r. Merrill Dtrteter and o1pan4s
2. 1n.oes:3oo. HeE. }. L g. McEown
p General e. s';PeTn1sndsRs Y hIisRt
ssa5 - cao5 aad cs.ayrsg3iien;;, . 60
Sing = fssss: Il =: = ts%sR ese.1
Hyzn~:: sh.n W. ariher az sa the .ss nver -
Sung bt caoar asa5 Cy5'a'rso'soa-
u 1oa.los Tioa i. :k.1 pxe ; =: ~ -. ~
TOMORROW.
:. %ha following programme viii b given Ut the
keHbboye' Home for A.e concert snd entertain
rent tomorrow evening. a part Of tho formal
opening:
QnHte:.e4 lse.t pasrstt les. .Kqetsn = =
z*~s< o4scJ A., $ Err: Ra.:sy r. E. 4*"' H. Z:
pssao sa'o-v.1.. Sr:5asa:e: Chopin
T. ooakralto so1o-~ rajr Dow, Fond Doss". .a&*tJ
Mta1 FIX 4. H!.Tk-
Qraztette- Wsnlcrs Night Song .Leaz
so,u.o .o. e. e. e Z. Hss,t.tt9; INT
E n.no so1o-" Drnasn Wandc1in:rs e g. Pratt
descriptive fantastic, Introducing tho 1AvoEata
Aaiody, :. Old Foiks 1t Home
By tic -4uLhnT.
Vocal dnskt-" Greeting Neadeazsahn
Hrs. Fo1 ond Niss Fhits-
Il. Qaintat4e-" H.e the Shallop p".-...--..-.....
Hrs. For and ismrts Qrxf1etst.
Su2fxr-1u the dining room Of tho AHorno" tno AZ
. :. tra caxrKe).
sFectA1tna By the hoyH of tho Home e"-Ch1tacsas
s1:.ss And dancxs-nedtaticn-" Coal-Heare1's Rs
ss4e,a Nuilixaa Duzzls," doans 70 tas Eas-
Fna1ada."
r., Tho proceeas 20 towards furniahinE tds 1ee-
s1fa md soool ruUn1a Of tha "Homa-"
, 1875-02-21

How a Esy Made Ills Father sorry.
Another cal!ow youth taa taken S1eet and
deadly vengeance on his father By xhoo:iaE him.
self, Ttis ooa l,ysd in Cincinnati, aud his namo
wss keenan,. Old Hs1nsn Lad sonao dispute or
difficulty with thu bog, and the boy euded tho
pariey by saying: Ton will be sorry for this."
So saying hs went into the next room, xnd l1a-
nasdiste!y ahor ras hsard. The boy than walk
od paok into the room where his father was, With
blood srout;nS from h's breast aud his facs vozy
palo. Ic bad tnss Ifs enough to say: "6oe
xhal bays dons." and folL Tia fashor Rave
htn rcaeactabie fanoral. and probably did teal
fsot,v* ~ Tho t.sssta. baa b Ase hlzd al ~
hpjz
, 1875-02-21
THE CRIMINAL COURT.


James Cook+ Eoo1e carcet15' hoo1e bo"en
and JACK Conioy sz1eo 1or the larceny OF Ian
terms from the Chicago, Burlington l. QuincJ
p.;,roa7 v,er7ot e,7,i1tv n tn Cook and Con}ey
49, .11 ~. an;1tv n. to carhsrrv md Rouan. cool's
.. ~ ~ .,1a;sh1.n+ ~.. 49, ~ t1,nr;son1o.nt
TORN OF pan1snment "as n1eo II Imprisonment
in tho Panitcuti1ry for tuo yaars, and Coniay It
ona vear
nann;a H~xx n1aaded pn51tv tn tha Isrcenv of
1 - ~ u 1Y...;.. =.
NV @ 49, 4~e-o 49, -
sentence suspenoeo-
benjamin Starr pleaded guilty 70 the larceny
OF TWO hoEses Ifona N. f. i'arliete' 1sfnaoo'o
al sentenGe m w.. as .,;,+- ~ 1,a ,.,,..v
.1e; a1a.s;an tsera %;3t;s1 Hoors rsnande3 I'll
~ "a ~etosaIa5 t1"A1 "''1'~N1 - "0N~' ~1
eeTenSs ne, ua5' -a,r,.d ;nto Can't fo-,x-,,;,.
,,;3;ntmnnts arooe them ware bilh snsinst
Ulred Cowles, OF the TRIBUNE; 4. L. Patterson.
OF the Times; n. !. Nixon. Of the Inter- 0ce1n
tho Post and 1<al, and C. 3. Re.sch. Of tbs
!Taats- Leitunq These indictments vera found
upon evidence that the partiee had unlnwfuliy
and knowingly published An advertisement Of \
certain lottery scheme
Ihele vas also an 1noicsn' a1 an anaohs0t 9 s<n
egalne. cnI1stopnef n AA1oue, 1 80 ~. 141ss. LIZ
OF James heegan- Ing te'eanoee u 31e LILLE
we1o for larceny, burgl9ry; etc; ;,,..
Onf1ne toe morning 'uute "iIua-us a Au9n oo1a :
tha Jury 70 saAe "nst n9ulIona1 t1tne tneJ 70
nrea IN Hnlco 70 nses;asAss suo G1Ase ~ pe.s
Jury aeanss :I1e ,n Mcuoaalu. -. iao' a-ds ~ ~
.epo.t ~ W. - ~ ~ ah6ra n1t ~ ".
NcDonad perjury matter coming up 20 unes-
rrcirea tbnir diacharro Yesterday, They will
neant ara1n TUESDAY and resume their wo4k
MxcwIAyrors.
.trnnger named Bates, while taxing stsret
r.r IN front of SINNERS Hotel last evening.
~ T. i;a rockst nicked nf s16 and sone papors
, 1875-02-21

Tho Rsv. Or. McMullin will deliver the second
OF the series Of Lanten lectures 1t st. harJ'z
Church this evening.
Psrzons desiring It, can b furnished With help
good girls OF boys man or vomon-at ths
Railroad Chapel, free Of charge.
There viii be meeting Of the Military OH
eczs Association 1t Capt. RaggioA "a Clark
street, Tuesday evening At 8 o'clock.
Gen. fitzpatrick ia going to tal1 all about shsr-
mans March TO the Sea 1t Central Hall, corner
WAbaah avenue and Txenty-sooond street.,
March Is.
Tho seventh annual ball Of Washington Lodge
No. 1. A. T. IL, takss placs Wednesday evening
At the A. 2. A. Hall, corner Of YAo Buren, and
franklin strects-
Every member Of Company "F," First Regi-
mnnt I 8. G., ia requested to ba 1t the Ar1no1y
Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, sharp, II businsas
Of importance is to be transacted
Ihs '' Reading Club" meets in fhs rooms Of
the Union Catholic Library Association. south
rast corner State and Monroe streets, Thursday
evsniDg, continuing tho consideration OF "1om
Moore"
The second Of the series OF four entertain
ments to be given by tho Young Peoples Associ-
ation Of Plymouth Church will be held in Piym-
outh Church, cornor Indiana ayenue and Twen-
ty-suth street. Thursday evening.
l. temperance celebration under the au.pices
OF Life Boat Lodge l. Q. q. T., will be given IN
Lower Farvell Hall tomorrow evening, by Mrs.
H. Il Stacy, beller known as Belle Beach. Tho
programme wIl comprise readings, music eto.
meeting Of persons connected WITH tho Chi
cago prcas viii be bald at o'clock Monday af-
ternoon, in Room al, Palmer House, for the pur-
ffa1rt i&tiv RI Aha 1nat nj
late Egerets Chamberlin.
Prof F. L. Patton, paetor-elcct Of tho Jotfer-
gon Park Presbyterian Church, corner Of T:1roop
and Adams Streets will preach this morning on
:. Presbyterian Priocip1oA aud this evening On
" As 70 CO. preach"
There win he meoting Of tho Chicago Poul
try Association at tho Proi.s Farmer Office
ancs IL requested Of Ill members nnd o.hers
Interested n An exhibition OF fancy poolty &ud
pet animals.
Tho subject Of Parker Pil1.bnry'a }ecrurs this
evening Is ".rhe Popular he'ligioust aud What
Shall Be- Instead" It is to be given It no od's
new Music Hall, corner Washington and Green
streets, With the admission a* tho popular Low
price Of 10 cents-
HI. and Mrs, Edward Goodm giya reoep-
ton to tho Raw. Or. and Mrs. Dckerton At tho !
Drevoort House tom orfov oTeninR. Tho occ2- |
sion viii brig together large number OF rep
resentativa Baptists from tho various churches |
Of that dissemination |
Monday-Waahington'a birthdsy-the Post
Office will oloae at II o'clock. noon, Tor tho I
lay. The early afternoon and foreign nailA |
will oloae at noon, the night mails "a rassal. !
Tberc will ba Two deliveries By carriors in the |
business part Of the city, and ono outside
CHARLES Drzdlaush speaks this afternoon at |
o'clock, at Mccormick Hall, before the 6u1doy |
Lecture Society. en- Land and Labor: Thus
4. a. &AA~ $E1f4
, 1875-02-21
WILL ML GORDON IEAw7

10 Tie Edaor ef The C7.aeaao Tribune:
CHICAGO, Fob. 20-Ihe aboys question zue-
geats itself vary forcibly on reading the account
Of the fst:ering reception Nr. Gordon received
Thursday evening. Ii It possible that QUO
With e1:ch An unbiemishod record ~ that en-
ioyed iY the Rev. John Gordon will be allowed
to ieaye Chicago7
Understanding that , new organization Is
about being formed rou1d it not b. ,rel that the
Comu,itteeshavine tho sAnae in charge would
make theuaeelves Known, 40 that many Of Iii.
Gordan'p admirers could participants, and obliga
rrn Anu1nEu.
, 1875-02-21

TIE srTasCRISa AND INSPECTING DEPARTMENT.
TIE i-un,ba1men's Board Of Trade held IN nd
to1r1el meeting yesterday afternoon 1t No.
ga San II Water street MI. A. c.. Caiki,,s pro-
-x-... L..... .1.-.
hueu Aoo Fr1Ac1'3' oo11tae"e oe'o1e t'Ao taco'
ins Was tie consideration of whether the measur-
~ 49,, ;,oroot;ro d.n.r+rnnn+ ~ thu Ro.,7a
.,,,,,,d =. .o1.,a-a;
S0uu'o e,s ~ eoa-1 ...., ..,,,
III. o12s moved toaS too oepat'aent oo BILL
Kept ur. He would read FEW extracts from the
IusDec:or's repoxt OF LAST year, which showed
tuat t:,o total receirts were $40 4o4a8; expandi-
, 1875-02-21
THE CITY.


o. III til. veua Q. Eas.isa
D.d:ed" 1ha. IN sirgie i,l-
~ If Tu- ErApAr TRIBUNE in eca.e could show,
T.ares noac could hold c.nd1s
Ua:o tns Brooklyn soaua=l
Eqexcely uz:sel by IGs'h, Beelher, Moulton, Wood
ruG, Bo1;ea and Co.
-. FL. tAsaed through Que lind . day IN,
L.. Twcs.,s .' WA.tu yoa DO abouts" and "7ou
kno.: now Us yauraclf :"
. Tts " clesa up" 70 Kalatana
-Ezd u rau, .ut II. soneaora
Enss psarl frun Plymouth pulpit has hid spon ths
Eow-ad2vr, there's reki9ning-
T,l "sse;+ down and oil, )" reclining
From :" rsssed ego unto s. cave of cioona :" a2d
Tou az With the eo-resrondsnt:
allow Do 1fees today7 Q. dsar fataes juat soss.'
On c1.rs STREET +: rambler
All yoa mne. moody gamh1er
Tor xhoru ray in-Truds-inE hShtcas ths souning
Aad zaJ: "s11ke. the jury system
E.sly: "uuw DO like O. deaz father, just 20 so'
Or you s.y: no, Mr. Holden,
Al.r :: Il. .-hi1l warl, this acod!ng
Against tbs 'r;1 acl4 golden eyen 70 pe,o.. aoo CO.
*A3 ~~~~'$
F,'t: 1h:cv1ng in the County
Board eocs:~s7 Vow, tea nce rnis. a7>s
fcshAr, just so-so.s
Ak tho o.ten-:r:ea o'conncr,
Mlse H;e3e:, and His Han0T,
Ind I1d=e neya.n, MT 70 speak u h1ohke snes7aan
q Esa.s tho chsnes that the b.nd:ta
T4.; ucx e.ie Try ~ ~ s.e o cry IT,, ,.t.,-
WIN fran 1t: tizeAs be !oosened = ~ oeas ta1Ae3'
just so-so."
Or sav to Genera; Sl,s]cr:
aDoo. yr.;r gen Ioo1--S1e fai!7 er
oes NJ snt hoiu where ,:tl IL more might q
II might AK tuc quessiv:1,
How suits with digestion
-Four ttr-agsusd suggestion. = ~Dear father, Just
k15a.S
aEow f4rrs, sir. the aeeph"l
Put in tae head u L u Hainea sud sh. Jeunz znsn
or jouru21ist you query.
And with Eis wpnted knecr hs ...
RepIsn with U-F7 not for j" Dear Father = " Just
$780,"
and about that co1nsgraHon-
Doe1 g:=!e, Gecoaa lard se.~s.,iou
Sc.sz from tie xy Hc5.tL Of month or tun ago
TIoue. iosl it u1ay anetse-2Ay7
Atd docx 1t help newspa-
f4Asr, just $3.50"
Q, happy phrsss immortal
TwEs heard in every portal
O. t-oAa. bar-room, ka.nhliug-hen sszsstcas. sna
e1.A-1En chow!
They o9en vida before III,
And from al a.csnia the chorus:
"How do you ind yourself uov7~ "Daax fsthss.
j@st $685.
II.
AT hsn unto tbs preacher
ArG hi1 paramount Praise BeechsF
Ftc.n wao.,4 tits p2rcxyEnal philalogy doth 1owI
All !" so1t7 OF hzir-p pins banisl,
LIT Aths matter with Hannah vzniah
Say "a How do you fed today, dezr7" 20. dear
1a:aer, Just so-an."
, 1875-02-21


10 The Editor q 7hs ChtsAgo Tribune:
CHICAGO Feb. ia wish you would print tho
following facts in your pa},er,-then, If the edi-
tor OF tho Times chuc1les over my history, 1pity
him.
On Monday Inst I received = letter from my
only child, addressed to ms ut Vinton, Ia-
quote from it. '' Uncle Charles cana hero
yesterday. =. Ee will remain until Mon
day or Tuesday. Saturday night he will take me
and mother to the theatre"
Tuesday afternoon YVES at the depot in Vim
ton when tie train arrived There was but a
solitary Chicago paper On tho train, aud that was
owned By passenger. It was the Times. He
read from the paper the story OF the horrible
disaster at the theatre SATURDAY cvoniug. Just
when he had arrived At the details thA train
moved away.
We're not my wifo and child anon: the yictinas
OF the conhasr.tion? Good God may bel
Suffice it that took the next train to1 Cc2-
did learn the f1csa. You call it 'hoax."
o, dear! how cheap an apology for IN awful
urong!
Mr. Editor, you and havo got hearts. Well,
am I to blame becxuBo love my wifo md my
child7 Say DOW, If upon tho evidence zee all
th.t love on the face Of Gods earth mass Of
burnod, c;1arreu, Gnrccognizadta heah and bones,
can you blame me il my heart ached? Oh it
did ache. But my own dArliug wife Mary is not
burned up; ms own Gracie lives to lore me: and
now am happy.
What need / v1i.s further? I believe I win
tell you, and you may pint it it you pleasa. You
sea Was out the1o in Iowa earning bread. Nov,
I rsid out the money fo- fare from t1ere and re-
turn, which ought to be put into breed; and this
all from the shoughtessneds Of the editor Of tho
Times. know bo could have no personal M
kind feeling toward me: I don't think he II
totally deprdred but II he cannot Eoe how he hss
dons IN AwTu1 uroug, then I an sorry.
II. .. p.
, 1875-02-21
EQUALIZATION OF BUuyTrE.

n ~ Editor Of Tie Chtcago 7r7oune:
CHICAGO, Fob 20.-Beins constant reader Of
TIE TRIBUNE, aud knowing it's views On the
shove subject. cannot hold my peace without
asking for very small geace in your columns,
to notes the communication OF Georgia Rodgsrs
The gentleman is vary badly informed With re-
gard to the bounty question, or he knowingly
advances that which In far from the fact in the
c.se.
He would make people belieye that the Vet
eran Bounty WAS the origin Of boundes, and
that no ono il entitled to bounty but thoso who
re-enlistad Il veterans, for the thirty daya
fur1ongh and the 3402 bounty. sav al glory
and honor to the boys who re-eali.ted, but how
about those who eerged the term for which they
enlisted viz: thrco years, unless soonar dis
charged, and who have done aa mnch hard fight
ing and painful marching Is the Veterans, and
have not received the bounty, which, If not N
the written pronnisa Of the Government. was in
pied, to all infants and PURPOSES Nov thsre
Gao bo no reasonable ground for such argument
u IL advanced by G. F.. only for tne reason that
he has mover EerTed the country aga.ust her
enemies, OF il be has, ho feceiroa eli the bounty
he WAS entitled to. and che bill tnat il pending in
Oongreas leaves him out in the cold and ho feelB
sore because ha caunot get lit.lA more bounty.
VII. HoorEk.
xxorxEER1sa THE wArEE-aASs DURING Tnosr.
10 Ex Editor ef Tbs c4ieo9o 7rioss's:
CHICAGO Peb. 20.-Tbe anxiety q, account OF
tho frozen water -maine cal1a for everything that
can possibly be done to save them. As / noans
OF DONG 80, let me suggest tic foliowins,-its
cost is nothing, and it can bo put in operation in
one hour: Let the Board Of Public Works order
the engineer It the Weter-Works to run tbs
water that has been used in the cendensozs Of
tho sngincs into the pump we1. and pump it into
tho mairs There is 80 much Of it that it has
kept the inlet ssin free from ice al winter. and
also thawed largo hole in tha leo On tho
lal1e-shore, showing that it would have
hnlped the mains, and probably hare
saved most OF the troubls from frozen service
pipes. It seems strZage, with SO many en-
gineers and officials in the Water Dspe<smens,
That thes do not know enough to use the mesas
in their hands, TINS throwing an uncnlled-for
expense upon large number Of people without
an7 equiyaient- It mxy be said that it is not
cieaa water thst comes from tho condenaera, but
it would DO better than the water th,t they
pumped from the shore during tbs time thsy
wore working 1t tho shaft in the crib il bsinK
shore water 3od condensed water mixed.
WILLIAM SatfxK.
, 1875-02-21

Thta net profit Of 1859, or shout Il per
cent; enough to allow interest for supply Of
six months flour, it IN advances should bs BUS
pected in our grain ms1ket- 1t thugs Gro ee<-
ried on 20 tbov now are, it is no use for the
county to advertise business mcn csunot afford
to losa their time. / ScHnDr.
, 1875-02-21
$1b.9U

ca.
5000 b.,s Ut -four 1t 20 In Of bread per I'll aivs
$1,000 liz It e. .19 per lou III. -177
4 COO eupty brIs II 26 cents 7
, 1875-02-21

Lately, however, tho Wurster and Methua
Dramatic Company have 1nada efforts to give the
GcrmAna of Chicago such entertainments ns
win merit their fullest support, They
Of tho bcst dcrrsan actors to bo
had IN the country, and bosides giving entor-
taiusnenks ut the Aurora Turaer-HAu every
SUNDAY evening, have given exhibitions ut tho
North Side Tnrner-Hnl every Wednesday aven-
ing, which wsro well pa!rouixed. The company
LES latcly been augmented by the kenkal family,
I'll OF whom ars experienced actoza and opera
singers Ars, Abertina Keakel is ono Of tue
host ac.rsgscs in the country, aud her reappcar-
Auce On the stage a 1e" woeks ago Mas
daughter, Mazie Kankel, also Joined the comps-
ny It the same time. Miss knnkel is already
foyorabIY known to the people OF this city by
her acting Of 1.Fene1la" at HcVicler's Thea-
trs lsst year. Ghe 1s \ sister OF hra. Clara
duck4 the 1amous opera-snger::
Lately Sunday oveuing exhibitions were gwen
At kipgabury Music Hell, which were 20 we'll
supported that it is the intonsion OF the manage
n,oLt to continue to play q tsns ho1sa herea5ser
This 4voning Miss Mar;o KenGe' rcea!ves aene-
tit At the absye ball, which premises 10 % quite
succeos a. most OF the seats have already been
t2k4n. Ths pieoa selected for thla OCCASION ia
"he1iett4 and Jeannettoa. ok tsue Two
Daughters Of tAo Recimont." Tho pdoetpal
Parts are token By tia EenlM family, Hrs:
Huck plsyia9 Jeann<Eoa As.d A'ss Aonkel
Marietta.
xs aoYHI-rARwxLL-
Thn L. Moyuo-gsrwel1 contssted-eieodon case
was continued yesterday st the Hatch House.
O6eer Frederick Luttico waa tho first ultuass
examined. He tes.ifed thxt tbs polls o'osed IN
tho Second Precinct o7 tho SeYeotseEth Ward
faw minutes sftsz o'clock in the osoaing, when
tito ballot-box vnA taken to tho corner OF SiGel
and 6e1gu st-e=tx sod the ballots counted
After tho count the jrdEes paytook Of roffssa-
neuts, and, thsn re.ehesublius, saade aooiher
count They then adjourned until morning. and
t.oa oyerhso}oa tbs baltota again
ThanaAz Da1za teAt:hed that James oTRdeH
ssat him hat Fsdnehaxy that "a Asdtion-aky b.
entsxtzfn4d aostskhtue tia t~snt5 bdarder1 j
III kunfa. TAAkA ka&k4s1t l&t1s th4f1 u ad0tN
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-30
Will, Enauirer.

PHA-9S With Enquirer. HArpsr's Weekly. ly..............S2,S2 H1rper's Bazar. ............'...2'1o HGrper's Magazine e............o' Atlantic Monthly. ly..............o .o,ZO S-rIbner's Monthly. y.............5,Zu Tae Galaxy .o'zO The Agriculturist. t.:............3,l0 ID Arshur's Home Magazine. 400 Pesarson's Magazine*. 90 . Godey's Lady's BoOk...........4,O 40 NY. Weekly Tribune. .........3,35 N '. Semi-weekly Tribune. .4,5O N- I. Weekly Times. s...........3, 3,55 N. I. Semi-weekly Times. ......4,75 Old < 20 St Nicholas. s...................4 A. 40 Peser's Household Melodies, .5,20
 .s La Creme de Ia Creme, .5,2 20
 ss Parlor Music, .5.2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-30

his Christian name, and his residence is in Auburn, N. '. His daughter. has just returned from Europe to assume the office of Latin Professor in Ddrand College at Waverlev, Mass, with salary of S1 800 per year. A friend, narrating the fact. writes. ESQ much for brains and culture. !" It IS cheering that the people of the nine. teenth century are becoming aware that females have brains to culture. and are opening the colleges to both sexes.s
 This week ''protracted season" of weddings will begin. Ere this is in print Miss Julia Marvin, daughter of the late Rev. John Marvin. will become Mrs. Frank Bolles. and next week Dame Rumor says two couples more will enter the mat. rimonial state, but said dame is not al. ways reliable, therefore no names at pres. ent.
 But few of the sumimer boarders now remain in town. One of the latest to ar- rive was Mir. A. Ely at J. s. Titus. He has had some varied experience during the last year, having accompanied the Scientific corps sent out by Government to the Rocky Mountains. The party numbered twenty-five of whom five were professors. When interviewed" by the writer his replies were as follows:
 Went by railroad as far as we could and then were mounted on Indian ponies. The expedition is very nice to talk about. but not so pleasant to experience. It rained ten out of every twenty-four hours. and as one baggage wagon only was furnished, we could not carry every comfort. Two mules suficed for. that, but it required four for the provision wagon. Werc out two months The ponies were good sad dle beasts when they were not disposed to ''buck. practice they have which is morerpeculiar than pleasant. They sud denlyplace their four feet toeethers arch. ing the back so that it is not possible for the rider to keep his seat. so he generally goes flying over the pony's head. Mir. E. saw a victim come down on the agreements in Denver in no gentle manner. A kick ing horse is not half so bad as Q bucking pony. q" A~' S''( :