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NOTICE.
u. 8. INTERNAL REvENUE-sPECIAI
TAxEs-MAY l, 1875, TO APRIL 80
1876.

1OtOs
The Revised Statutes of U. S., Sec
tions 1892, 9237, 323S, and 3239, re-
quire every person engaged in any
business, avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to a Special
Tax, to procure and place conspicu-
ously in his establishment or place of
business Stamp denoting the pay
ment of said Special Tax for the Spe-
cial Tax Year beginning May l, 1875,
before commencing or continuing
business after April 80, 1875.
The Taxes embraced within the
provisions of the law above quoted are
the following, viz:
Kectihers 0C
Dealers, retail liquor..".,.............,.. % 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale. so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. ........ 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. 2E Go
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco ........... 500 90
And on sales of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. 5 90
Manufacturers OF stills.............. so 90
And for each still manufactured. 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco ............ 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars. 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first classAnore
than horses or other animals) so 90
Peddlers of tobacco. second class q
horses or other animals) ,.......... 25 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class Il
horse or other animal .............. 15 90
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class,
ION foot or public cconVeyance)... 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels...... so 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more........ 100 90
Amy person, so liable, who shall fail
to comply with the foregoing require
ments will be subject to severe penal
ties.
Persons or Firms liable to pay any
of the Special Taxes named above
must apply to James G. Brown, Col
lector of Internal Revenue at Green
vile, Mercer, Co., and pay for and
procure the Special-Tax Stamp or
Stamps they need, prior to May /,
1875, and without further notice.
j. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue, Washing
ton, ID. G. February 1st, 1875.
50.4t
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TTON ESTA- MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise,

General Merchandise,
Flour d barrel $6.75@7.25
Corn Meal, bolted 2.25
Chop feed S2OO@2'25
Rye p bushel 100
Oats % bushel 60@65
Corn, ears 45@50
Potatoes 9O@lOO
Green apples 75@1 100
Beans q bushel 2.00@ 500
Ham, sugar cured Is
Breakfast Bacon, sugar CURED l5
Sugar 10@l2l
Syrup T5@1.00
n. o. Molasses 100
Roast Rio Coffee No. 80
Rio Coffee, best 2S
Tea .50@ 40
Dried Beef 20@22
Butter 25@30
Eggs, fresh 20
Salt 2.50@2.75
Lard 15@1S
Dried apples SOLO
Nails, l0d, q keg 4.50
Iron, common bar 400
Buckwheat flour 800
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Our sidewalks from Esq. Tate's
office to the Court House Yard, are in
"a dangerous condition. Our council
should see to it at once that these
walks are properly Strengthened and
meudcd, as it will be much cheaper
than paying for somebody's broken
leg, besides being much more eonyen.
lent.
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Examinations commence at nine
o'clock, a. m. Directors and friends
of education are respectfully invited
to attend. S. f. RoHRER,
March 20, 1873. Co. Sup't.
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whirlpool, formed by the water rush
ing through the cavities of the rocks.
He came up three times, and then
went down and was seen no more. Up
to the time we so to press his body
has not been recovered. We under
stand that his mother and sister, who
live at or near Tylersburg, were de-
pendent up him, and his death will
prove sad loss to them. He was a
brother-in law of Geo. Walters, one
of the firm for whom he was working,
and was about thirty years of age.
There have been a number of men
drowned at that place, and some OF
them in the same manner. 1t is gen
orally the case, however, that the men
are knocked off the raft with the oar
stem, on account of the blade getting
caught in The swirl" and becoming
unmanageable. John Osgood and
Billy Critchlow were both knocked of
at the same point on Thursday, and
Critcalow came very near drowning,
having gone down three times. 1t is
dangerous place, and a dangerous
business, and yet the business never
languishes for want of hands. 1t is
but natural to suppose that careless.
ness has a good deal to do with these
accidents, as it is generally two OF
three years between the fatal ones.
The New York herald., 1875-12-04

doubt that the bulwark OF the St. Louis Whiskey Rni
was the White House itself The President, Willingly
or unwittngly became the willing instrument OF the
Ring.-SsTacuss Courier (deDa)
Avery appointed chief clerk in the Revenus
once the head Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
He used his position to inform the Ring Of every move.
ment threatened against them While Avery acted as
the sentinel Of the Ring in the Treasury Department,
General Babcock the Presidents confidential secretary,
doing like service the White House.-STacuse
Courier (dem-l
General Babcock claims be able 70 clear his skirts
bat the proofs positive. The President still
clings to him. Shepherd is hts right bower; Babcock
his ef. II is TO be judged by bis associations
what shall we think OF such PresidentS-SSracllse
Courier (den.)
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
WANTED no PURCHASE.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BARrLETT-HAGAEY.--At Hanson place Methodist
Episcopal church. Brooklyn, Thursday evening
December 2, by the Rev, w. A. Bartlett assisted by
the Rev. George 8. Reed, HENRY w. BARTLETT to
EMMA, daughter OF the late Rev. Dr. Hagany, of New
York
BRuNDAGE-PA ArrERsoN--0n Thursday evening,
December 2, at st. James church, Brooklyn, by the
Rev. Chas. W. Homer, EDwARD H. BRUSDAGE to
CARRIE T., daughter Of Edgar c. Patterson, all OF
Brooklyn.
CoSs-MErLUs- San Francisco, CAL November
IL by the Rev DR., Stone CURTIS w. Conn ~ Brooklyn
n. Y, to ALMIRA A MRLLUs, of the former iiity
DAY-GARRIsos. os.-On Wednesday evening December
l. at the residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev
X. Booth, MELVILLE G. DAY, of St LOUIS, TO MARY A.
daughter OF Cornelius X. Garrison.
HRAcocK-CoxR-0n the lst inst, at the residence
OF tho BRIDES father at Reading, Pa, by the Rev.
William r. Orrck Dean OF Christ Cathedral, WILLIAM
CRAWFORD HEAcooK, United States Navy, TO ANNIE f.
CoxE daughter OF William NJ. Griscom, ESQ.
IDE-OGDES.-In Brooklyn December 2, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, by Rev. Norman Seaver
d. D.. CHARLES W. IDE to FANNIE, daughter of Jona-
than Ogden
1DpIsGs-H -HoxIR.-on Thursday December q at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev. William
Budington, ID. d., CHARLES T. IDDTNGs, of Orange n
j., 10 VIOLA, daughter of N B. Hoxie, of Brooklyn.
MACK-HERMAN.-On Wednesday evening, December
J. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
DR.. DAVID Einhorn ISAAC 8. MACK to IDA HERMAN, all
OF New York
ing December al the residence Of the brides parents
by the Rev r. s. Storrs assisted by tho Rev A. s
Hunt HORACE MAXWELL 70 MARY OLIVIA, daughter of
John T. Martin, Esq
VAN voRsT-MUSN.- Thursday, November 25 at
Mount Vernon, N. Y, by the Rev. Mr.. Dickinson
WELLs-STuRGEs.- Southport, Conn December
J. at the residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev
T. l. Wells, WILLIAM LowHDEs WEISs NJ. D., of New
Rochelle, n. Y, TO H MARIA STURGRs No cards.
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
SMALL BUSINESS.
lre,n tdepl

The Board OF Managers Of the Produce Exchange
yesterday decided charge the commercial reporters Of
the principal New York papers, who have access TO tho
loor, $50 year for such privilege.
The New York herald., 1875-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS.

CONTRACTORS.
~ Proposals will be received remove all the
rubbish and te Of the brewery destroyed
by hre, Sixth street. between avenues and q.
Apply at Office 63S Sixth street.
, 1875-08-27
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Committee OH Roads and 1}tdges vislt tho
Town uf Tholnton to-day to inBpoct Bome
bridges just completed.
Dotpheno Raw aud John Matthew Crowo wero
yesterday ad]ulgcd nsnne In tho Criminal Court.
These nre the frat cases Of tho k!ud tried III that
Court within 4oar.
There nro twenty-tllrce Insane cases awaiting
a honrug In tho County Court. Or. HonEotia
enye the incioaao OF iutauty In the county ts
auch nY 10 excite alarm.
At tho last meeting Of the County Cnarl Pc
ttlon WAS rocalyeA from tho Town Of Elyda pnsk
asking M appropriation for the construction OF a
bridgo aorohs tho Calumet River about mid say
between tho caisHng brldEeH. TIE Committee
to whom tho reguett WA fsterrod VII! lo9k into
present ia that tho bridge Ia not noeded fnr tile
public convenience. but for the accommodation
Of certain industrial interests in that vicinity.
md it il almost rettain that Tho Appropriation
will not b0 recommended.
Tho Wisdom OF scrlbblor on thc Times does
Aaai.taut County Treasurer Bryo IN Injustice IN
maanr him say that the tas-sao 0 so far t,nt not
covered tho delinquent properly Of airy enc town
in tho county. Tho facts In reference to tho
tnx.sato are an already published III theso col
urnns, and under the law could not bo otherwise.
and still tho work goes brnscly
on: Hanoyor, Darlington, sshaumbcEg, rala,ino,
Lcnont, Elk Grove, Wheeling. OIA!t1. l'nos,
Lvons. pro.iso, Leydan. Maine. Northf!elJ,
Rich Bremen, Worth, md part Of the Town Of
LAse. Tho sales already made will not DO closed
until tho cnt'ro delinquent list Of the county las
beon disposed Of.
Tho Grand Jury WIS again busy yestor 10y and
diaposad of nbo,t thirty cnHc.. Among Other
complaints seyeral were huanl against rnrties
living it, tic Town Of Lake Vinw, charging them
with selling liquor without 1canpo. Tho inter
yiow wl'h AID. Fitzgerald, published IN thesc
culumns yesterday, III referonco to Altermano
corsupton In connection with the Wabarlt Ave,
! mo Nnil~av, 1t Ia understood, WIS brought
to the attention Of the Jury Just hesore adjourn
ment. Directly nftetWard the foreman called
| for m unusual number oi bunk sut,"rnaB. but
| Just what was done witt, thnm could not bo POSI-
lively nsccrlai,ct. 1t il safe tn state. however
II any crede,tco cnn 10 placod IN rutunrs, TIM
! QUO OF tho blanks WA filed up with tue n1fne O.
| Aid. Fitzgerald. Iii. Appearance befote the
jurv to-day will not Hnrp1ise anv ono around ths
building, but nlaily will bo disappointed il h'
doGH not ApDeAr.
, 1875-08-27
THE WABASH AVENUE FRAUD.


A ATnrnuNH repottor waited un Mr. Charles II.
FArgo in tho American Expross Companys of
Aco ycasotday afternoon, aud asked that gentle-
man fow questions relative to the stssementa
made BY Aid. Fitzgerald regarding tho Wabash
avonuo railway corruption among members OF
tho Common Council, with which company IN
which Mr.. Fargo Was intoroalcd was m11cd np'
Tho following conversation resulted:
Repostor.--lIavc You road ste thtor'low w'sh
ALI, Fitzgerald In TIE Ta1auSE Of to-dHyf
Ntr. FuTou.-I have, My attention Was dlrect-
cd to II this morning. 1,,.
N.-Whnt haye you TO shy concerning f'1A-
gcrnld'B assertion ...,,.
Mr. Fargo--Unly that tbs man must have bean
crazy Ia ,nnke such stafcment. No h'!ch cuEl-
yorpatton as that alleged by him occurred 30.
twotn IN, Thero wns talk about tho fA1way
ordinance bul ncvor said word about bribery
or buylng anybody. Tm not IN that llne Of
V,-Whnt wah tho conyorshtion you had with
' Mr. Fargo-He casne to- my Office
ono dag, and We tslkod tile mat
tcr over. !, Of co,rso. wantod his support.
bccauae beloved tic passage ot such MI oFdi.
nnucs wo,d bo good thing tor tile ayenuo and
fnr tho eity III general. I shovel Inn list of
Aldermen who would probably voio for tho or1l-
nn.,cc n,,.l OF others who might voto against u.
hut ucyer said TINT any one WAS bribed. / did
not buv to him, FL know TINT you can't bo
bought" mover esid to h'n1. or any ono olso
a word nhnut buylu9 or corrslnting anybody.
That II ali that can roply 10 Mr.. fi:zgcrhid'a =
unwarrautei statement.
, 1875-08-27
himself nobodv can determine. Hc

himself nobodv can determine. TIC
aso ate sandwich, and wtpcl fls tannnd noso
Will, handkerchief Tho reorte on board "efs
delighted Ntth tho experiment. and several OF
them vowed 10 purchase ha,f OF swimming
clotAos before goins up IN balloon OF K9ina on
q voyage 10 Europe. "tf Don.lds.n and Trim
wood had nucll llfe-proserver thaY'd ha7o como
out MI right was common Il N r.
Cspt. Qnltn Is Rong to Ft'e two "8FAna
a1hibitions" Saturday aud Sunday, IN
ounscducucc OF Which he wisely 70
aofyed nat to e1hanht himaclt
bv lang svin, yesterday. but al! who Witnessed
tho ror nr,napce agreod that there. would 70
rmali chance OF tho Cantain'a death werc ha
abandoned II miles cut In the lake. ThoEc Ia
oniy n,,a danger to bc arptehcnded In 1ieing tho
apparatus, and that u common to kil ltfo-pre-
roryrrs-a ront in tse ruhEcr. Should thus %.
cur, Paul lloyton or Cipt. Webb htmaelf could
not hope to rtand 3 rough soa for anv longth o!
timo. DHt, then, there ID about ~ nnoh risk of
bunting a bood-yessol Al OF burstlug this
machine. .-
Having experimental for about 40 hour With
Ereat success. Capt. Quinn padded himself
toward tho hoas, mud waa succeaasnilY tihhed
osit, dry as when ho -ent in. The dresB htb
bcen frequently dcscribsd In tho ttegrApho
and other reports Of Dovton's famous crossing
of tho Engli.h Channel cnnscqncntiy there ia
no nced Of making lepetitlon hero. The hoas
returned to ita anchorage about hslf-pass
o'clock last evening.
, 1875-08-27

..,,,a ~ ~. ..,, .,,..0,o ttn,or horsa n,
Evans { h'ckoy, No. 2o3 Ems. handoph st'ees'
was announced yoatertaJ, and created a 1iatlof
in CERTAIN circles. It was rumorod aovorat days
rgo that the firm, wan In straiteneJ eircl1m-
,,, !. .,,n ,,;n,rItv ovnn,ienccJ
hsahcun, o"l"h ~ '"o u'.sA''J
IN nlaklnE co'lcc1ohh' ~ '@on no-
.ico wns sent to croditora nearly a
ucck ago Tint tho firm could not meet itH ob-
,.,;,n. Prior tn th,s. avon. tho banks sp-
.,.rsa ., nnuroo;sto lin airation. and rctnaod
uoa''u ~ upP4es'"so '..o .s,s,s,' ~ tha
TUG uauAl accoHin"u"t."''st "'o.. .'"''o9" ~ w
announcement. Tho 'lahll,ttes OF tho hf!n arc
1t *57.oIl1, e1j,Uv0 o1 which ls in bills duo anti
culIcctab!o. ...... ..--....
Ameoting Of a foH Of tic Chicago creditors was
day 10 consder what action WAS best 70 ta*e.
Mr. Eyana u,ndo statomcnt 70 then 10 tue
effect that 10 wished TO got OUT o. 'he onslness,
tho n(fn,ra Of tho firm. Ihcy oppressed
tl,e,r contidouro III tue Integrity of the tirfn
unl IT'S ability to pay dollar Tor ool'af ny oAet.u8
to allo" It to appoint tho assignee: Mf. 1llc1eY
nIao made a statement that ho mas opposed TO
tho appointment Of An Assignee, aud wast"d to
continue in chnrfo Of tho bna:ncfA fos . year to
bottto it up himsell' allowing item toe 1'Ent 70
appoint soino one to reprcso1t Alf. E'ane IN sno
lonrtl, but no conclusion WAS roaeliod- ihey
sill meet again thla moznlng A. io ooe'ooR 10
take ttnnl action.
reporter called on tho iism during the aay
aud found The 3pon ana ~ to n"rt
nora ~ an1ious ~ over to wait upon cuseonors'
sn. HICKEY ....-,
stated that there was no Trouble whaseset, ano
that no QUO need 1901 any III mheastnhaa Aoout
SAID. was collections were bch,.d. oTlns largsly
to Mr. ErauR' attention to po'ttlcB. leaving t1o
, 1875-08-27

TRYING BoY 1uS'B LIFE AAylNa APPARATUS.
Cant, J, Quinn, who has ma,le sumo repnta-
ton ~ a '.su1maEpo liyor " III thia country and
ucross tho oeeau eavo an experimental o1h!bi-
TOD OF Paul Doyton's swimming md llsuavina
a, parstus league from shore IN Lake Michigan
yesterday niteI noup.
At i sck party OF about fifty. ipc'udnR
few la'!ies, sailed from tho wharf Ut tho toot OF
Wabash aycuue OIL board Of tho steamer Lake
1Accze, "a It. Napier conn,anlsng. Tho
weather wEa admirable, and tho wator
was In tine condition for \ swim.
Estn byalorhoblacal subject might 10
tempted to on,cr tho realm VI Nnptu"e Wien
the wAtaly tiuid WAS 10 Lue and inviting III 1t
was Yestera4y.,, Capt. Quinn III n sto1t. we'll
| tullt young fellow Ut Celto stock. llo haA III
honest, snul1nrned. baiur lace, aud Ia ~ much
It hotno Oh tho crestH oE Tho w4yeB aB Ia one Of
Muthur Carcyh thIelcnB. Ile Inns walked the
! butsun Ut tnn trny deep, al ! las seon the mou-
| st.rs thereof IN eluno proximity 10 lia peraon
but. 10 fri, no 1yl'-J'hpohoa shark nr epcIreuil
whale Las nlsdc grab Tor him. The Cal,ta,,,'a
| time to emulate Jonah will come, na touhs, ii he
follows lis dangerous calling lnuclI sonxss.
When tue bout had gotten to proper dis suco
from land, s!,o hoye to, anu Quinu I,,l,neI tic
singular air-tisht gutta-pelrhA uniform. ~llch
makes ulan like cork in tho "nter. lilo duly
Inflated tha affair with lis breath aud that of
another man. and. gsaspluG y doubls.pasldled
oar plunged ts,to the foamin. billox IN lha
sunny ajue OF lhe steamer. lie confined Ills
! n,xuG,yres to III orbit OF shout 10u yards, mt
nho~ I'd great skill and susftuoss IN pald!in9
Alopg. Quinn aAserted that to was capuh!s oi
/ sustaining coupe Ut men III tho water. aud QUE
hot-blooded person called "lhll JUMPED in.
cl tues and all, aud was carried aroutd with very
little trouble altnas to himself or to hlH support
Or. "l3iIl /" soon rot chilled through aua re-
| turned u the dock, hus swan out several titoos
subsequently to QauM. whom he fuf1'lsl'pd with
| = lighted caar, With sall, aud vita good
| AGED travelling bag. The diver ma'ie htnsclf
| guile It Loue, smoked his cigaE Ike IN Alacr-
,nsu uAose constance il clear, aud real uoas.
paper. with how mnch satisfaction 10
, 1875-08-27
MILLER, THE GAuGER.
mrs N1ST ErCj1ttn

Some close nnd pertinent inquiries around tho
Federal Offices aud tile rootlfsng establishments
wherc Jancs T. Miller WAN cmplnye1 Al danger
SHOW that thcta in such overwhelming proof
hgAinst lin In casea now pnndlng
aud to como up ns to coNtlemn him
Of 9shve misconduct. At least, this is what tho
whthky men bollcvo. and they arc sustained in
tho boliof by moro rospoctablo persons, who arc
not In that bus!nosa. There arc suits now petd-
ing against his bondsmon to cover alleged dis
ciopaneios In his accounts, which amount to tho
e,iu, OF e60,0oo. These cases viii como
ZIP In tho United statcs Courts tn dne course.
rArAor slneon Ia Interested IN ono Of them.
Hnn. Webster earnestly believes tho story rn.
garslng tho attempted asaaaslnatlon Of Allllor,
notwithstanding ths rotorts tl,at l.ayo boon
published and tho damaging statements rnaao
regnrding hss character. Tho unseen aui
uuinscrviowcd object Of 40 much reportotiai
snIicitnde is q Hon-n-Esw OF Dr. FORESTER, Of
this city. and. to distinguish him from " Dnf-
fstu" Miller. ho has been dubbed "Wash'ns.
tou Miller, because hc ca1ne lrrn from tho Nm
stousl Canitat. llo mss formerly clerk
hold q responsible nnd trnetrorthy posi-
tion, lie haB boon sort Of pruteg~,
or object Ut especial confederation. Of comnis-
sinner Douglass. WIN procured s1's y spnonsm'ns.
that ho led fast l.fo thure-gamhIcd. drama
freely, etc. ltis wayaf living cost Him h sltua.
ton, 20 II Ia sad by these aati'o nfosnant5, and
l.o was upcoromon'ouHly removed. Tho young
nasnee %sas f'se' h w.snaon, T." { j. nsS sppeas
aud. desiring to renatato him II, good position
aid g,ve him frosi Btart In llfe, and nlHo o',.
Of Affection for hin daughter, sought lts appo'nt-
meat In Office IN Chicagn.. a Government t'anGcr
nent in national politics lad tho privilege
ol nominating a fit and proper person for tho
ptaco. Commissioner Duug'ahs asked tho gon-
, 1875-08-27
DEATHS.

WOoD-1n tlis city. on Wednesday, Aug. Is, In hes
1911, yenr, Mira l.. r. Woo,1.
Funeral services at Kctne, N. II.
RWEENEY-At $50 r. rn., Aug ~, Mrs. nannah
sweeney, wtfs Of John swecuey, Of consumption,
agel o. yeatn mouths layA
Funeral saturtuy, At IL o'clock H., 1t 379 Weat
I1arrisun-st. FEIcnds Of the faruy arc Invited
Mrs. Sweeney resldent Of Chicngo for ora1
forty years.
Enthusiastically evening, Aug. ~. De1ln 1auntt,
daughter Of William @. and 4. Joseph Durts, aged
| month.
eH-nrooklyn rarcra rlnaro cory.
lsUMBEY-t}n Wednesday ovnning. Aug. Is, at Nc. 10
Oakw0od-ay, Frances, yunngest daughter OF !. r. snd
Mimic 81. Nanlaey, agel weekA and day.
llODART-At Madlsou VIA, Wednesday,. Aug. ~,
Frrrtck Cloyean.t onty child Of Honry F. md Abby
q. Iiouart, Of Dcutt, nrel yeara.
KtnDy-Aug. 10, Willie, son ot II. D. and Loulss
Kirby.
Funeral from parental roailcnco, Isl Lyto strcet,
Saturday, At ~ q. ,n,, by olrriaxes to Calvary.
, 1875-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho third Central Park concert, under thB d.
rcction of Hans Dastka, will he bold tomorrow
...s..,s,, .an,,,a,,,,,c ., a o,c,,ct
a11e1noo''' ootnu''u'''e "'o e''eA'
Tho nfg1lth annual reunion OF the Fifty
,ocoud Illinois Victorian Voluntcors' A-aocatton
vii L.. ,,o,, NJ +,o 11,tn,nopt u,,,o Wcdnenday.
VIZ W." W 'o'N ~ >'e '
Sept, q.
n,cnt At ;rslh.r Mnthev 11hll this evening for the
.tss.,.., -. It,. .,,1 ~. ,+,u.,,tton ~ ,,bnr
alec.on VI o'aootS s"a 'no @'An'Ao'0" "a "'A''
DA''"'''' 49,.
nrtl.y cyoflIng ID Loul,nern Hail, No. AGO MIL
wnakeo ayonue.
r,.. xa,.,, GU. uo,,,.n roro-,o.,,o. ff,hobr.
h.,i' s"rvro =. ,hc North gtar f,honci cornnr of
1i,r.'',, aw, scdvwirh strcctp gnt,,nnv morn
H., - IN n'c1,cL ri,o,r nav rshtt hfr Il Kanf
w AZ =" .n,t .n,ai.,n a oma nronoh :" .armn,
'H""'' wa
There will he roenttn; q denovn Lakc satnr-
dav. special tram VII loaye from thc hlnzte
street depot OF tLe oncago , NoFan"esassn ,,' ar
1salwnv a: .: M, and re1arn,n9 VIII loave
rou'tl trip ii $3.4o. 1iekoss good To Return until
Mondny.
The nth sonus} meeting Of tie International
Lesson Eom,n;tteo for tho selection of tho bun.
civ Sopt. i. Tj,o previous meetngs wore held
in Nav York. Ib,,aJolnhth. Niuvara Falls, and
Now London. Cam. hftor tic SELECTION OF tho
lessons, tboy hro to be sent TO England for
accentnuee. n nav chnnpos Rfo riigRested
tho losnouB v,lj be rny,sed. antl snch sle1atlons
~ t11e Nuno Commtttoo nav deem necessary
will be rnaeio 1t in oxrectcd TINT not only En-
Gland, hut all tho Eyanrolical S,ndey.echGols In
Ull,iston}osn. will soon to stut.yiug tho same
,bIo les ssona on tho sa,,,o Babbathe Of tho year
Tho1o ts no lougcr any doubt that tho study Of
tho uiblo las boon wonderfully Increased
throughout tho land einco tho adoptipu Ut tho
International seros. The nltls tu an Intelligent
understanding OF tho lessons have multiplied
boyoud all lie expectation OF Snnsay-schuol
workers. Tie nanos Of tho gentlemen con,pos.
iug this Committee aro aa foiowa John II. Vim
| crl,t, Juhu lInll Warren Randolph, Nclln1d
Newton, A. L. Chaplin. J. bIonro G1Gsou, Philip
| q. GlIets, ]. Bonnet Tyler, 4. Il. TyuE. Mnnry
| L. Hs7en, A. Maca!lum, ami u. L. Jacobs, Sow
oral OF these gentlemen Will spoak nt Faswoll
| Hall "Wednesday esoninE.
THE rLoArlSa HosrrrAn
IL u deserving charity, mud Ill ahond aid in sun-
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and for that roason sou1o Of them thlnk thny
NAV nut forward tho nams Of o"o Of their
Other gontleu,e en- hsvo tesn mentioned In con.
pection With tic Republican nou1nastou, the
most prominent betnR Clark Lipo, who hns
South sile, man ot responsibility and mort,
but none of theu, seem II this moment 10 bn
pushed ~ enthusiastically as Aid. Dixon. Still
It 10 moro than mouth bofote the meeting Of
the Cor ventiou,
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probably issue tho notice ot reduction on tho
1st Of next nln,ltIl, whether tho Unoh arsern or
not. Among tho joulneysnon tfIcro In a fcnll.g
Of Rssuranco thai nothinE will culHo ont of tho
prosont attempt. They cI.tn, snd reasonably
too, from tho looks Of thingH, that tncrn u IN
unity among The EMPLOYERS, Md they calculate
on ttetr Unlon hcne atreng cnough to crush nut
any astack that ID not ,nsdo unltcdly by the em-
uluYern.
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wharo liH crliolty causeu the young gtt to fstun,
to Chicago, where eilo entered house Of lll-
fame. Hin went from t,au ~ wosse md latcty
kept house Of bad roputo in st. Paul. Ahout
Two vccka ago sha ,l,od. and IN obodiencn to Acl
dylng relnest, hcr ho.rt-brnkon parena brought
the body hore, whore It WAS inferred. Tho 7oll,,
lady waa most beautiful and Innocent be-.
fora hor fail.
, 1875-08-27

Leafnatuse 10 amaetl tho charter 10 allow at tho
sn,ne number Of wards ~ under tho old thsrtcr,
but thl. In all ,A5 for tho reason thai Tho LrEta-
1nture has already rafuaed to amond It, Tor vArl-
OILS rNBaullg.