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know whethnr lis informhnts told the truth:
eotne Of tho parties know his obtect In making
The induiriea otl1ct did not.

know whcthnr lis informhnts told the tFnth:
aoms Of tho parties know his obtect in making
the inquiries. other did not.
THIS cloHcd tho testimony or Mf. FtfFn6.
Tho next vituess callod ras Warren Rcrfsntder,
Of Nos. TAO and i33 knzio street. dcafor IN
-four; tho building he occupied ran south to
No,tli Water street. on which street It was nanl-
turol III and f1o; neither Mike Comfost+
Anon Blake. .:Tat Hayes, James Dickson. dronnes
tiron, ,s, JhmoH Jones, nor Mike ReEan, had lodE.
ings in the raid building during The months Of
OGtobcr atld November last; did lot know sny
Que br thclt tianes.
occupied tho whole building resided At No. 1873
West Washington street none Of witnnss' eu-
ployca lived in his stureH In Kinzte street; no
barls we're ntsachcd to his ntoro
Tho nozs mitncaR was Mr., W. II. McDaue1d,
who testified that ho was fnaler fn hidcs o.
Nos. 13l and 133 Kinzie street had aoue orsl-
ness there for two YEARS - Cunningham.
William Stewart, Thomas Burke. ID. 1}rcnnaIl,
had not, and never since tho ID or os.obor hasi
lodgings in said storch; know no such ,persons.
In cross-n1aminatton witnesb said that ho oc-
cnried att tile said buildings except an office TIP
ttairs At No. 1873, resided at No. 15t' North Dear-
born stroet; witness employed twelve men about
the stores nt prosent slnco tito ID OF Ucsohcr
they ranged FINN nix to tan mon two OF the
employees had keys to The e:oros.
The Conrt Then adjourned until 10 o'clock
this mornEg.
WAND VI. HARRISON.
Tha cxamiuatlon Of the ballots In the oon-
tested-elecsiou caso OF Ward VI. Harrison was
rosrtned yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, aut!
1t & III tile afternoon tho Court had tlntalot
count II. those Of tho Fourth, Fifth. Sixth, Sow
enth, and Eighth Precincts ot the Eighth Ward,
and nt tho Firrt and Second Precincts OF tho
Ninth Ward. At tho conclusion Of the count It
was cisi,led by tho conttssce and allowed that
Mr.. Harrison had gainod 81 votes in addition to
tile majority allowed him on tho oflica! return,
The counting of the ballots will bs resumed At
10 o'clock this morning.
, 1875-01-21

oot him into q room and kicked and pounded
lin Til ho was nearly killed.
1t Is sAf0 to Hnv that this is as bad !" BRACE
house" AZ any III town. and thht there ~ net q
"xauaro ga1,e" draIt shore oncc tu twenty-fonr
ho,rs, II IN for this reason that gamblers who
know The tricks of tho ttatte arc not allowed to
riay thesa 10 that they may not inform on tile
cheats: for this rcaHpn that thov are abfo TO
n,,end e. mo month for running expenses. to SET
cut fire dinners, c.c.
no tsQuARE" HousE cAH BurrolT SUCH AN E1-
rENsE:
tho legitimate profits do not allow Of It, NO ono
wins of tho fiankinsce, md henes They nro Able
to at end 20 mitch money. ;,
They sny they employ no ropota. rms 10
SLIGHTLY incorrcct. Tiny count dozen eH'r!oSeB
i'll tho Board of Trade Dnilding. 'ncn whom thoS
have ruined, and who now. wttIo
NoMfyA1LY cuHi'sTosE OPERATORS
aro really runners for tho Iiankinses, Ihes en-
pluy bnuk-e!erha who fur1,iah them Information
gaming place, md who casb for thcm the CHECKS
these sw,,,tlIct1 visitors Inlay draw.
Az fur victims, mention hnH already paeh
n,nde Of s1r. Held. Have thu l1anEi,ses any,
thtn. To say nf tho wny in which Charley VII
lard waB ruined. in Which Hart lost his Atann-
inu in ruclcty, aud was most cllect,:sEy broken
up2 They are Int few of tho bauk-cEorkA,
small roard Of Traae operators, travellers Tor
mercantile houses, etc., they favo destroyed.
IN A WORD,
tho thrce arc deapicabIe st'atpnra, driven oft OF
Montana NTH tllo halter dangling before them.
and who now cheat right and lott, making drunk
aud pIundoring ali tliey can setl1tca Into their
,laca, inetgntlsg mon to rob their employers,
nv means Of their brace game, despottng thcsF
Victims ind restoring their booty only ht tue
order ct a detective.
, 1875-01-21

ANNUAL MEETING AT BURLINGTON.
Spsciat IJttpateh to The ('hfeaap Tribune.
BunL1saroN, Ia, JAM 1o,-Tle annual meet.
Ing OF the Iowa State horticultural socioty oc.
CURED to-day, and w'!t contlntle for threo da.s
Tho Society met In tho vestry Of tho Cong.egA-
ttonal Church, the rooms Of which have been
very tabtefuly decorated for tho occasion.
President Israckott delivered tho annual address,
which was lisloned to with great attention.
Alter pleasing introduction, In which ho point
cd out tho constant supply of fresh food for
study which tue domain Of horticulture Offered,
ho npoko of tho Society a. having entered ptoa-
porously Upon its ninth year, and taking
Its place ~ An educational Agency
quietly aud vigorously, until II shall
have received additional assistance from tna
state School Of Horticulture. TO tue Agrlcnl'
tutal College and Its sble teachers must tho 8o>
cioty look for the practica! application Of manJ
Of tie new theories Of tho day. The report q:
tho Treasurer wlouid show that tho finances
wore in tiourishing condition. Tho extrems
cold had, as Ills henrs wcre awaro unmaged ths
applo-troes considerably and left it All opea
question whether they should be cut down and
planted ovor or whether an attempt to TeBuec-
tate them by pruning should not he msdo. l1s
was il favor Of tho Inter method, ID having
beea proven acceptable by experiences, rs ts
wont on to ahow. lie alluded to tba annuL
meeting Of tho American genealogical Society
to bo held In your city next full
and to tho Philadolphis Centennial
urging that tho Sooiety be represented OF hoth
pacee. Tho address closed with words Of warm
encouragement to tho Society.
hfr. f. Il. Calkins, ono Of tho tnost active and
intelligent members Of the Society, made 10.
port from tho frat district, In which he reviewed
tho aeasou. Ho Raid TINT tho old orchards ot
twenty yearn' standing we're rapidly dying ont =
the consequence Of tho iutousa cold Of two win.
tors ago,-but tho younger and moro ylgoEoua
oncB Wero autrereEs In no considerable degree.
, 1875-01-21

sftEpPEKD-JAn. %, 1875, At q. M, George Eher.
pesd ts residences, ~ bluc 1AA1d &ycnue Of aatts
Fa9erA! on Friday 1t 10 O'clock t. n.. by earrisges
attend.
weakest safeat. for tho sleeps Hs ssErls
ths lambs to lis bosom."
RoWAN-Jan. 20. 1T Mercy Hospital. Mlohhcl Rowan
Azod p years months, and 9 dsy1. --,, ~
Iron, rcstGauce Of his brothetina1, 18 Noble strset
BNADLEY-At bis rus!doncc, No. et7 Erssts srenus.
Of consumption. Charles bradley. In hta h3d rear.
Further notice viii ho given Of tho 1nu Of tue funts.
MEREDITH-On tho aoth Inst, David Aofodith h
tho 41d yeat 1T his aE1
Funeral this afternoon ut oclock from his lAta rast
doucs, 6a3 West W&shngton street.
BCQTr-Tan. Ia, at Florence, Ala, MFs. Lucy .Seot
Nftnw OF Allan Erntt.
kH flosIUn pa,nrs please copy
bIERRLrT-Un the 2oth inst, Matte 3, only son d
NehIson j. and h.noliA y. MeErltt agcd IL mon hs.
FunUraI Fr.day tho 22d Inst. y 10 n'c4ck M
from ISL Carroll Frouds Of tho family are tatls
ed tn attend.
tH- Iowa papers please copy.
, 1875-01-21

Tho examination OF witnesses in the contested.
election cage Of Ii Moyno ". Farwell was ro-
sumea 1t IL o'clock yesterday morning, with Mr..
Fergus still undergoing csoss-c1a1nina.ion by
Mr.. Van Baren The principal oyidonco Of tho
witness was to the ofroct sf.nt llo did nut know
tho employees OF certain storeu, rai!road.t!opots,
aud ether business places iu tho precinct, or
wAotler any purity Or parties slept tlorein. lie
sail that the Testimony 10 had given Was based
partly upon hcarhay. partly upon observation /;
tl.o eBti1uate hs Lad formed Of tho nunber Of
yotclB iu the precinct was al opinion formed
from henrsay ard nut from actual knowledge
did not kluW esory voter III the plecllct.
Tits closed tlo crosy-rxa1nluatiou.
liz Ie,llsoct examination by al1. l.o Moyne wit.
ueha stated that he had not in his description ol
tao buildings in tho precinct described tnem al!
tho wtuess then completed bis description I; III
making his eEtituata Of tho number Of voters III
tho precinct, witness made careful txAmiaa soI
Of tie houEcE iu tho plecinct, aud ascortaned,
~ fur ~ possible, how many reuideuts the1e
were In eashi iu making thsse inqu.les did mol
, 1875-01-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The tenth annual ball Of tho Chlcsgo Ca1edo-
nian Club will be held At NIartino's Hall Monday
evening.
Tho South Side division Of tho Women's Tom
norance Union meets ut Room ., 143 East Madi-
son stroet, Ut z o'clock eyory Thursday after
noon.
Tho Hixth sermon In tho Sunday afternoon
series will bn delivered In Farwoll Hall by tho
lev, J. II. Walker. Subject: "soul Neoda Not
Met By Material Thiugs."
The u,id-year exercises Of Aliens Academy.
corner at Michigan aVenue sud TwGntJ-sccond
etrcot, begin 1t o oclack this morning aud will
| coBe tomorrow afternoon.
| Eyory mo.nher of "F" Company, Frat Rogi-
| mont I. S, G.. is requested to be At tho ar1nory
| friday eycniug promptly, ~ measurements arc to
be taken for part Of tho nnifornB.
The noy. ?. ". Riordan vili deliver hs new
lecture, "FatLer Marluatte," before the Union
| cpruor Of State and Monroe atteets, this oyen-
| iuB.
Dr.. r. N. Foster will give tho third lecture in
| tho afternoon dime course, nt p. NJ to-day IN
tho hall Of the Atheumum, No. III Madison
street. Subject: "Montal and Physical Econ
o1ny."
Union religious services Will be held in Union
Park congresationai Church this evening
| Mai WhittIe will ohiciate, assisted By ministers
from naauy Of tho Wesk Side churches. AL arc
{ Welcome.
4 norlcs Of extra meetings nre in progress IN
tho Adm Street Methodist Church, under the
direction OF DR.. McKowen. Meetings every
evening excert Saturday, to Which the public
aye invited. Miss Frances E. Willard will ad-
l.eHs the Meeting this evening.
:Ehe Hon. Edward 8. Isham, Of this city, will
lecture beforo the Sunday Lecture Society next
Sunday Afternoon, In tho Grand Opera House,
on "Ihe New Science" Mr. 1sham is ; brilliant
thokor and writer, and, as this IL an entirely
now lecture. written for this oceaston the PUBLIC
may expect Rt unusual entertainments
Tho AtAonnu1n givas Its regular soeiablo th'a
evoning. The programme vii! inc!nde syni-
paony for two viollns anI piano by Prof. Joseph
| Singer and pupil and Prof. soybaum rsslta;lo. M +
By a11ss Ea,abrook ballads BY Prof.. Woolest
mid " An Excgottcal Sketch" by Dr. A. ReeVes
jackson, tho travelling companion OF Mara T"ait
In Innoconts Abroad" Mcnbess Wishing e
bling fr.ontls with them will DO furnished wltl
tickets for their admission by applying At tho
Office.
, 1875-01-21
CONTINUOUS PRAYER.
ntY.IIfttinai lfaHI1E

X continuous Prayer-mectlnE, lasting from 10
o'clock IN tue morning until o'clock in the nf-
tetuoon, was held, unlor the auhpices OF tho
Chicago Ministerial Union. at the Union PaEk
Congregational Church, yesterday. The atsend-
auce. although quito respectable in point Of
numbers, did not reach the standard Of the Far
vel! Hall meeting, doubtless because tue church
IL not ceutral point for all sectlons OF the city.
but eome Of the best people in tho community
vera in attendance, mud the proceedings wate
marked by 4 degree Of earuenthesa that must havo
loeu quito gratifying to tho good men who
had Charge Of tho exercises. prayor-meetingA,
although differing III many minor points, have
all q striking family Resemblance. There is the
sans spirit OF evangelical preachins. tho EaMo
doyout reading Of tt,u Scriptures, tho same po-
cnliar roatiun of experiences, aud the satne
ruupEodicai methol VI invoking tho DlFtno
blessing. Al! tlesa features claracterIzo1 We
mcatinE of yesterday. Albeit Bushnell openot ths
mosnlag aerYicc BY dlssonrslns oo F." Aumla y u ~ w.
fore (oi ior Siu aud kindred topics. Il; Z. Che
uoy followed on i" Conditions Of Reylval." AfchHrA
DHfleld, Axlcil. Eaip, ana Peck also ditcoursetl
OH holy things in y anoat tlfccttsn nilnuer. &aJ.
u. ". W1ttIe, doubtless linen! lorcend&nt VI
| Cromwei!s IronsidcB," WAS very eloquent on
! tue subject OF 'Con.ecsntlon." Tho Major IL
ono Of tie Oldest workers. In the cause OF Christ
known to Chicago, and is absolutely indefaLls-
| hbto Ab All aVauGeilHt.
i notablo tLis5g ab,,1t tho Unlon Park gather
ing NAB. tue a1teudunco Of very young people
was not neatly Al largo nj r. generally
| tho caso on such occabtous Tho 1al!ea
wrre, OF course, in tho majority, III usual.
II Was rather singular to ubsoryo tns expression
| Of feature calleG upon tho countenancu Ut youth
aud penuty WHOM slaj, WAitlie Hpoke soIelnn!y
Ut lilo usitlious lanluation Ut tho tteat1e, party,
and ballroom. lIo WAS VI orlniou that l1oople
wero sont into this world tn serve tho Lutd ebus
| Christ by crtcltYing tlclr o~M taatcs aud do
Y,res. Il MAN only in that way that they oonlt
| eypr Lecon,o acceptable to Gu4. Truth
cou,peIs luz TRIBUNE reporter to statt
Tint ulust Of tho young 1adica within hih rasis'
Of vision loollod ~ II they would not be
coto immediately " accoptahlo" OIL Buch terms
They looked rathut, 10 Use tho words Of d GLOW
ing orator, us il they had como INTO this wor
"tu be. for q time, tho quests Of its bounty an
the iIoators Of its glory"
tbs osgAn music WAS very oAcelie''t, and III
h!uglug eluwed ptactico, 1t not perfection.
, 1875-01-21

a1inaaalppl Valley. Tear down tho national taft.
sAteu, and improve tho national highway for
eouimetcc. Protection In this canutry had
cnEArEpNoNErEn..MoHop
which controls legislation, and which rofusea Ia
respond to the demand for free trade. II on.
prcasos and s!iacrEminates against tho people, Il
has nocced the flock 1t can no longer faod. We
Invite everybody TO unto with ue who Oppose
railway extortion, National l}ankn, Ligb
protective tariff, snd class legislation, 70
enter :the fight to recover our 1lho..
tIes. Tho General Noror1,ment invItss
tho destruction OF pur fofests by tari1 on Can.
Alan lumber, while tho States arc offering !
premium 10 protect theln. This address VA
loudly applau'toi.
THE EVENING RrHB1oN
was occupied by the Hon. W. &. TlaER In ths
discussion Of "Tho manner Of promoting intet-
est in tl,a Grange and Club" His esss7
wan long and o1llalstlve. It was far a1ovo any
otl,or paper which has boon road during ths
meeting, and ByuopHs would do 1t gicat H.
Justice. ..
l,icl,nrtl Treyelck, from Detroit, President Of
tic Labor Association of the United Stntes, fnl.
1owod in 4 speech OIL the condition OF tho work
ing1nen.
, 1875-01-21
THE HAhktNSES,


As Lcrd byron beautifully observes:
Iilast.iuue uankins', Asrd wnt,ld be their lot,
Their bareng tnsnt!uned, AID themselves 1drguE,
Thoao three men, WHO we're boru aud reared up
In Laku County, took to gaining at an eally ago.
md sftor practictng In tLis ntlghboi hood for
somo timu, botook themselves TO Nevada aud
Noutan,, where they travelled for some time,
until they became 10 notorious for leailug =
bra.o-game that they were run o,s Of tho Moun-
taius, aud sh1eatcucd with banging II they hung
ground In that section. JeT broke Ills lcg In IL
yt4xe eoueh In t1ontalls, and recovered 5lo.Ooo
fru1u tho stage company, thus furnishing tho
c1uital with Which tAoy began opeEatlons III tlis
city.
THESE TlIlEE MEN
arc among tho adroitest and best-tsaiucd gam.
t!h,s iu thu Country, expeFt 1t eFcrY Kind VI
fabs doa'lug. aud thoY permit 10 othrr Kind III
tLeE hou~o ut ANY time. Some Inay remember
how bctoto tbs fire. wbilo they we're on Denl born
street, ! uoted brace-dealeE named Charley Miller
~ss slupolted hero from the Mouutsiua to deal fos
lhem; how hs "tlIew" them, And how they
, 1875-01-21
GARBAGE STATISTICS.


Sanitary Superintendent DR.. Ben G. Mlles has
submitted to tho Board Of Health report OF bis
observations in regard to tho health Of largo
Eastern cities AMI the cost Of tho various Health
Departments. At Washington garbage is ro-
moved by tho Board of lealth. They have
to furnish their own wagous sud horseu.
Washington and Georgetown aro divided into
twenty tlistricta, and the meu are under tile con-
lr4l OF tue Sanitary Inspector, who ID responsl-
bio for the carrying away Of tho garbage, which
is thrown u tho river aud used as nanure Oh
larms. Formerly tue men received 81 per day,
but Mt present they receive only S1.40. Tho
nipht-scayengor work il given out by
contract. Tho city pays the Odorlcaa
Excava;lng Company at tho ratio Of about
|l5.J00 o year. The wateE-e'osets are emall
boxes, which have oftan to DO emptieti. Ihe
Board o1 Health complains that these boxes very
often leak and give much trouble. The empty
iur ia done IN ela. tirno and with machinery.
At Baltimore the Whole Health Department
costs $17I 1GO-of which stun has to DO de-
uHctod aga1n theroceip.s for lnanure, etc.. which
emounta to about 94U.O00. or tile above sun,
st99, ,7U3.0s we're ta,d for carrying aHhy the
garbaga ard cleaning the BtrsatH. Tho work is
dono by men who are llilcd from day 10 day.
The shrbagn and tho mud flonl the streets III
carried away in ~asona that belong to tho city
in.o tho patapsco. Tho emptying OF wator-
closets il dono with machinery, Under tho supor-
vision OF tho Board OF Health. At brooklyn
abput 520O,0oD is expended for tho carry
ing away Of tho garbage, Whlah ia
used to ill up tho swampH near tho city.
1t boston, garbage nnd ashes arc carried AMY III
wasons belonging to tho city, and shs la5oreEa
arc hired frum aay to day. Of such wagons tho
city hns mora thar buptTeti, aud Inns AiHo large
barns where tue rnrbaBe il kept untll it II taken
awuy by tho farmers. Tha ooat OF collecting
the gartAga and ashes a1uountH to about 91tA.,
QUO. The salary Of eact. member of tia Doarl
Of Health IL $4,000. Suporint ntendont Miller llaI
como to the conclusion tlat the work il dont
much cheaper IN this city than elsewhere.
, 1875-01-21
THE CITY.
THE MUTUAL ExPRsSSMEN.
rur,u MEETING YESTERDAY.

nh. s;x4,, animal f'onyentton OF tho ExpreBa-
80 11,,t"., r,anst;s Assoctat,ou hogan ycster-
vo,o ,,enr,y 200 delegates present. Tho Asso-
o'aton was orssnized At LIZ hlmfs, !, ~ ,;.h.. H..
in 1860, In accordance Win use misn.s
OF 'arre number Of employees ,' >, 0. ,n.,,r r+.
press com'.anios, .a-s ns .;s. r,s f,r Thai,
paying tho bntdensoms premiums o1aetea ps
bylaws we're a. 1oss ta'o a"o's. t., succc,sfn,
h'ela'ton las oeSa iot ,,.t ma 1,sontio @ which war
oPolA''on. A. -. !. w.. ro,or,c, that tho
assocatlo. 1850 had membership Of 2.1ss porsons,
ann t,,at ovor ais, ,ooo llsd bocn pnid for death
Claims. eHi .D"' WV ....,- -. =, i'm
united <,tales, aud tho canalan l. Provinces wore
NJ me m,'I Convention sns called to order BY the
pre.i]ont. J1 Mr. George Bingham. Of r,tt:sbu,g.
Church. opepet tho s,esc'ses T.t nr;o.rv 1nyer pro
tea nf ~ ~ tie s absensa "s Of tic regular secItaIy
,sr. s, DoTitt. Sumo time wa. spent tn tue ieg-
isla,iotl ot doeBatee The roll s9l Of as divisions
Showed fofss .ep.et1.,ls e EI4,T,.e ~. pr,s,:sT,
,oxur, AtMo,,J Two I.a'i Of Dnulii,k; Fenno of Dos
ton; anu Henderson, Of Cnclnhasi' Trro T1e, ~ "
DOiptel Cuntlttco OH Creaentlals. lucy fe-
&C. y: h,h,'' UNI, M i1Ti niS;n.o Jatst"w,,, r.; i.
". Mitchell u pesTy, +: =; ,%ataa Mat' NJ H' FuI
Ea:s: I%,c'w; H. " iuekunater, z4nesvc, t. j.
er t,r,nuti 4. MitcGeil lexington Ky.;
! 1snt,eIhon Gi,..'4,. t. - - Kntsh WoiIa
=" !. hSsn' .'ttnn. Min II ryI Gu1tacp l., T..
tn,e' n. Es. M civ: Xix lohnsn Topeka: 4, u.
Dsach Cisvulnnd isohert bingham a,a larry ssoner'
iittsiurg; CharlcA A. Newman, C.eo1n' = \ X. ; C.
T. ue1t " A. Loyeiny' II iS,,ir a: hM a.cn,, H. nsec
nu.rv't: g. =. Sooasci pocr 9orry. i " Brsdsy. CHI.
New ieik: A. ,SMu'!,r. III MaIaanll, Micb. IL. r.
Hshe, Konsas CITY; i. D. Crandal: Warren, r.. +;
zanesville. o. Anson d2ror, curaKo; T.: a.; A,si.
NswcaaiIc. r.: v. j. llanrosk, bHh"?e i9oa4s y
Ad4ns, cn.tn',. Il; a. t1nha' i,nsto, Mn Scw n,;cn
hsSs tsss'as y:9soS W:'p.o T. v. sS.'qn s;sss
lttrEssss; IL s'es', i SsH " S AS4ny; F.. n:njs-
min, 1na;anapo is; T. D. Mc!rl,ana, hriS: M " ., H.
Green rsroh" Pug, r. T. d. sI4sr trcri. \. Y.
iaen =; :,ra. !; y, 3 % ;snr II a'' eub.r sisdIc1
oan s"an ' +, T. j. uydron nt j. H. snivcly. Pltttbrg
G so"h; ii. g. saay:son, NV York J. D. H4dles.
Eev York: ], D. rrentas and A. Il.
heoson, Recheater H. W. So"1on' Tn; 1nsns Ih'shs"
ton; C. O. !o;anson. 1tussiu :, n,,,h Wo.ion u Il
II Ma1nae' =. !, 1trntm. Tordo: ]. II. scn
,iIs cEira.o 4 iceniow Coh,nbiana O.; j. J.
rssrart, Janssv,le 4. j. smith, Dcs sionea A. A.
Tsoier, Davenport; J. Sotrnl1, IT,, pl1adsIpha a.
T. Lsneaser Iniaystso Ma5ns"h rmu9TaT os1es
Eaon'"e' ,,n - -: fInyarI Jcrhey CITY H. d
". 2foxaw, itN x a@, at;.vman' pslaware. O.
= f. nesr. Els. Pa: j. VI baldwin, Springfield
ti.sn: A. j. 1;rern Hurlellsyiur, n. y; Le Roy At
wund, Dunkrt: It: 7. h[a1nn, CUBA =. y; 49, r.. IL
Gibson. pmnkirh 2. $. Julie, ". IT, aases' c'eSe'
fa1slhEsT ., 6a1itt.. *npnIas, ~, c,o;1o,
hficr tue report o. tuo Ionr.is;Jo ~ eioara;
ttal6 haa beel h1o1''e.cu tue t ,,. 49,,
an addfeas e ne% ho .o eesan, vn,, "I
Huk
, 1875-01-21
SuBuR BAN.
E5AHb1t}1f4

a,,."t ~ n ,-;aao ,a nr
Mehsrs. q. j. uiloefs' H. nt' h'oo't' auo -
O. Il, Mann held pleasant little so'ree at tue
'roru-IIall Tuesday evening. They convened
thero for tl,s purposs Of transacting business Of
;,,ort,r,o - +ha v,1l,ro hit Il Lakes four OF
Importance W tue '''1a6o' Wv - =, -,
the aeuetoes 'o ni~ae 4oo.uul' ..,s,,.,,aat aIa @
not pustloE IN a. nnpuasaso na,;l., ~ ndtonrs
Ates a. a,,to1tnuuent of nnle J1irei ent character
anu fsr moro ouioyablo than tie one mentioned
ahoyo was Tie piano rec,tul siyen in Union
Uali by Mrs, David Cayau aud her pupils,
,ssisteI by some OF the best hame talent. Tho
hi u.n nayer be fore 40 wall 1llel. all available
annca beinc occupicl by tho friends Of the par
tin;nsnta 'rhn yncal natts were sustained by
Mirsea clara Wllnrd. Of Itjellaud Park, aud
Ada So,pors. = nav candidate for public favor.
i,oth youug ladies received encole es. Mr. Frank
Powers nleo sung u hol0, mud tho Evanston lleo
Club consisting Of Mossrn: T.. y anu =, Il;
rowoIs .: n. oseaas aa ~ - ua Tno. v'o0fu h1
ne osiosn."IJo mra i,'i f,a x3o,n vns BROUGHT
~, N.Y. ranr;stinS twice. manipulated by Mr.
srhomns Cnne!in. The nauIea OF the in-
strv-ncntol nerformorn. ali Of whom,
.tad themse,yca crnditably. arc blsses Nellio
d. iiav 1;i1v Gnodannw. Jessie Hanto}ph. Della
gn1aar9 Emma paae. NAV Woolson, Lilly Brad
iav uface Harrows, Josis French, Frantic
, 1875-01-21

And thAt Richard Doe has been discharged for
tlisohcsing orders. Will all duo rosroct 70 tue
strpY The blanks bearing ths worda Flre Mar.
shall" and got aonle now ones With tho word
spclled correctly? 1t looka bad to hays such
IittIo errors during the reign Of 10 particular
Efnu
, 1875-01-21

At tho very instant Ma,sellles trspezo pet
former had made lii leap, the gas went out, anl
he WAS left more than N hour swinging in ftItst
darkncpg. He could not leave go.
, 1875-01-21

Tax-payers OF South Chicago.
nay your Stats md Count. ts1es in Room City nt1
and sa.o the annoyance Of repeated visis and 1all
lsYy fur your neglact.
, 1875-01-21

THAT FTuITH EiEEk t1f IIt 'I7Al1t' =.
Another bill made out by 5nhtcu iliusdale'e
CLERK, the nun who has to 10 "batsrtl usor tho
bead" HaB yesterday presented ut lnis Office
Suit uas brought against Mr. II. BARLOW for s2l,
aud Judgment recovered by default. I !.e c1ecu-
tlon was pr.t iu tho hantla Of tho notorious ]. W.
Laiznbeer, Of Cicero, who waH reccally asked by
thu slate's A storney to step up aud explain why
he was nctinE without authority. lie went to
Darlows a.abse aud seized 81, Coz wort. Of huses,
horBoH, otn. In faw minutes aIr. barlow catuo
III. lIo had are ady paid lns creditor 31l, leav-
Ing but IL due, aud, on showing Lambeer tho
receipt, the latter 1nhde ont n hill Of VI, plus
E,lO,J5 for uoHts. behold that bill:
, 1875-01-21

Chtckerins Upright Pinnoz.
Just received 1t Reeds Temple Of Music, tcEnts
Dearborn and Van BuEen strccts, fow very hns up.
right pianos containing the lacas and best anproTe
uhptl.