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he undersigned have formed Copartparshini in The
SSIohE: TlNMARE, and MANI FfCTTR -
IN6 III SiNESS, at No o5 Bridge street So
S,eorget9Nn. under the nar1e aud -,vle NJ
MEMMERT 4 hORFF. where thev will hep@x
pleased To- see all their old friends aud the pubirgn
January II, ls75. tani. ~
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THE ONLY ONES LEFT-Those lots in this
city on the northeast side of the ''circles -
having a sOuthwesterly front, are generally
conceded to be the most desirable sites for a
residence, and those To be sold by Messrs.
Iatimer Cleary on Monday, February LIST,
AT p mi fronting on the 18th street circle,
are the only ones in the city not already built
on Many wealthy people are seeking homes
In washington, and the purchase of the above
mentioned property will afford them a build
ing site second To none in the city. There are
ten lots, aggregating . 900 square feet.
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H. ARN0 STACK, Professor 0 Mssie, Just arr
-. rived IN this city, offers his services
CkACHER on Piano and Organ, in singingy -
fnd harmony situation Organist desired. ~ NJ
terHmoderats: Please leave eddres0 Ct lstzerott .
ct Ellis Music Store. japl2-1Ws
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 1888 Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street.
Wholesale Dealer in Imported and Manufacturer of
the Cactus, La Manola, La ROose
and Stockton Cigars.
Agent for the Ambrosia Fine Cut.
The trade supplied direct from the factory at the
very lowest New York and Baltimore prices.
Orders left at tive following hotels will be promptly
attended TO, where persons also get their Cigars
at slight advance over the wholesale prices: Viii
lard's, Metropolitan and Imperial hotels; b. French
Queen, St James, N. J. Hiflman, ST. Cloud; Wood
curry & Co., st. George; Jordan Gordon, Owen
House. decl6 -Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Death of Hon. Thos. r. BramIette. Jan.
IL, 1873.
At meeting Of the Trustees If The Public Lii
that {. NJ. Briggs, ESD, who under the lafe Hon
rios h. Bramette was the real business manager of
tnS elit concerts already given in aid of the Public
Library Of X Kentucky, be and he is hereby author.
lzed to take the place Of said Bramlette in the man
cert: and that the drawing announced for Fehrnary
z, lsI5, shall positively and unequiyocally take
place on that day without any further postponement
or delay on any account whatever
v. T. DURRETT, President.
For further particulars apply TO
&. NJ. BRIGGS,
Agent and Manager, Louisville, Ky.
Jan23-dtf
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TWENTY THOUSAND CASH PRIZES.
Amounting III all to the enormous sum OF
Two Million Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars.

should procure tickets without further delay. as in
all probability there will not be single unsold tick
et long before the day If drawing
The Band will leave New York for Louisville on or
about February lt and will give concerts, on their
oW account IN all the principal cities route: in
Guiding New York. Boston, Philadelphia. BaItimora
Washington, Pntsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, 81
aPolis, Louisville and other cities.
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A LII KINDS OF GENTLEMENS CAST-OFT
"A WEARING APPAREL can be sold to the very
Gle street, between 9th and 7th streets northwest
0Notes By mail promptly attended to. Cash
paid. jy8-tr
COHENS LOAN OFFICE, Cbvs1 Of 7A Street
York avenue: The most private Loan OmceA
IN the city Money loaned ct the lowest rate~D ~
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' and
0entiemsab Clothing, CARPETS, and I'll articles Of
value. deo4k-ly
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ttSI kE1 ElNEn, per Steamer from New York
10 Kegs CHOICE MALAGA GRAPES:
- selected punches ASPINM ALL RANANAS
Ice boxes CRANBERRTES
~ cases VALENCIA ORANGES.
10 barrels CALIFORNIA OR NGFS.
10 barrels HAVANA ORANGES.
20 boxes MESSlNA LEMONS:
Is trails NEW DATES
For sale IN lots TO suit.
jan2S-3t" " ,u,in g..
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nSD Y. Nj. C. A.
=, First Sociahle Of the season THIS Friday EVE
MING from To II.
Normal Class-SATU RDAY EVENING NJ 6o-ci' K
in LINCOLN Hall. Lecture in Chalk; or, How TO Use
a Blackboard, by
FRANK BEARD.
SABBATH AFTERNOON, at $50 p. m, Black
board Sermon in Lincoln Hall, bv
lanSq FRANK BEARD.
, 1875-07-18

| Detective Dargon returned from Moline fss
| evening, having in charge man namedW Allet
| lngall, rho is accused Of obtaining $40 frou
Mr. Sullivan, Of the Atlantic HOTEL BY false req,
reservations. He was locked up in the Armory.
The prisoner has family at Moline
The pickpocKets continue their work with
v'gor, Notwithstanding the arrest Of three or
four Of them lately. Henry @. Clark. Of No. s5s
Vest Twelfth street was relieved OF $79 and
some valuable papers On Blue Island ayelue
car, ut DespIaines street, about 6 o'clock list
evening. The thief escaped.
The case OF Officers Burger and O'Connor
charged with IN assault with intent to kilI the
eo}ored man johnson, was called for further
hearing yesterday afternoon before Justice
Halnes. but owing to the illness OF John Lvie
King, counsel for the compla,raat, was contin
ued until next Saturday forenoon Ut 10 O'Clock.
Sergt. O'DonneIl reports that quarrel took
place IN D. GarveyA grocery, No. $40 West Hsr-
rlson street, night before last, between Pat Far
Icy aua Dennis Fitzgerald, and resulted ia the
latter striking the formar over tho head with 3
club and lndlctpg wound tbree inches lonr
and very eevose, but not dangerous. This ia tbs
auMr Which al evening paper reported ~ a
Edward Davenport, young man who was ar-
rested night before last u the corner OF M1chi-
gan avenue ana SeTenseenth street. WAS ehot io
the leg by Officer Colbert While attempting to
escape de WAS sent to the Brideweti for sixty
DAYS by Justice Summarized, in COMPANY with
thfoe companions, who, With Davenport. have
oeen lnsu'tinE ladies in tho yiciuity where they
NeIa captured.
, 1875-07-18
THE ClTY.HALi.

large majority Of the Police snd Fire De
partments we're paid the last month's salary yes
teEday. The balance will be paid Monday.
Tho Council Committee on Hnrborr ane
Bridges will meet 1t o'clock Monday afternoon
in the City Clerks Office. AID George E. White
is Chairman.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday paid out
to their employees the sum of S55, ,0o0 Owing to
lack Of room at the Board OF Public Works
ROOMS, they were paid At the Exposition Build
ing.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday opened
bids for the repairing OF the Twenty-second
etreet station. A. Niuk's bid OF 80, GG5 nas thu
lowest, and to him, undoubtedly, the contract
will be awarded.
The Gty-Hall was unusually dull yesterday,
~ most OF the city officials wero invited to IN
excursion OF the Ben. Drake for the purpose of
viewing the yacht race. Mayor Colgin did not
attend, owing to seTere cold,
Dr. Ward, Secretary Of the Board of Police.
wants to hire out to Barnum. His patience held
out under the affection OF eighteen carbuuc,es
and splintered shiu-bone, ard yesterusv hs IT.
tended TO his official duties as usual.
The Board OF Public Works announce that
Twelfth street bridge will bo closed fur repaira
md reptankins, beginning tomorrow morning.
knd continuing for three days. Madison street.
bridge will be closed for rebuilding tosarda thu
close OF the present month.
, 1875-07-18

bis own way. Among the Witnesses presented
| wero ex-Comm.ssioner Sheridan. Capt. Hickey,
| Cspt. Harmon Of the Hook-and-I Ladder Comna-
ny No. /, Capt. Caepents1. Of South Engfewood,
] and tho plautiE. Thompson held this defend
! ant over under bonds, which were given under
protest.
The contempt business returned, and, after
pleuty Of gab being given on both sides, the
Judge iaaliy rem1.ted the fine On the COUNSEL
After the Adjournment OF his Court in re-
eponae to the urgent calls Of Justice Williams
for bin appearance at tho Town-Hall, Thompson
went westward. Here the case for ''resisting
an officer" brought against simonton was tried.
As it did not state any oHense save "reslssing
al officer" and the Justice not kno wiug it oc-
Cured in Cook County or anywhere else, or yes
to-day, or six years ago. or whether he reaieted
thn officer ln the discharge Of his duty OF not
discharged him.
The casu for 1nalfeasance WAS then taken up
but Thompson asked q change of venue. and at
O'Clock last night the contestants we're on their
way to Justice Ritchie's about miles dis
tant, where probably another Gaze
was started. There are several slde cases all
through. Sutherland hassued Sullivan for dam
ages to bis barn, and any other amount of other
suits will follow III rs5id succession. This morn
ing the party could probably be found moander-
ing aronnd among the Hyde Park justices. And
this is ali about . cannon that belonged to none
Of tnem and was only out OF Chicago couple OF
daJs.
, 1875-07-18

.ns nss hde1itv Sn1 to the ipteres.s Of thu oo.
ada,an ao analans, and that they des.,vs uvs'Terens
naence Eno commendation Of tha na,.-tos % "a
20 taia report bv persons whnspp sppa!tnent,
sna nndlnRs ha had right to deem ~, laden.s
nsers way reliable, the Comm sa:ooa.a e1aat "a
nesrectlng the Paxton coutract ~ - aas setea
neo cioad Agency, mich the rorreel Deel Il ii,
snaeHea TO bare {Tauduteutly m,Ia 4ione h
!as1 ne states it VAS made bv him ~ Ras.a
1osmaty with law. and 81 the reco-.,n ess'c eos,
sno" on the advice and rccomnaen5, toundsa::l,
boa'd Of Indian Commissioner .'oa staaa Ut d,
inquiry by that Board into the f..ts s'.t @ ea'efu
s'tles Of tbs case. 'A~1a Ind nae,s.
AZ TO The other and ind4duisa c,.x
Hi, i eona'sance pas, with 1roosdoins 10 nv q dss
ots part. Commissioner Smith maks. ii ~ ~ a
positive and comprehensive deuial .n, tas M:
ueaIes nothing 50 much just now s,1S. ~ IN /,
ecTunnv OF his Official ac.s BY fair-n;os sessra:
prospecting tho charge again t1oa ns nsa
Deiaoo OF completely wish f5an3a :. eoses:,,
tloud Agency. the Commissioner 49,. ~ !ae Rat
the simplest act OF fairness f,r h,as aa;s II e:
naa 90 kno"iedge Of auv such comnlic,ts u
Fart OF that officer, and Knows of no.I:y % ID
ing to show it. On the contrarr a.saIng -. seud.
Knows. the action Of the Secret,-y :; ~ W N ak
pertaining to the Red Cloud Aoencx ~ - - ms;+ea
past yeac has beeu only ordinary n#.4s1t1a 4n1at1aSes
seaon or the Department upon ms..:tat 0etat
mltted BY the Indian Oeice cepa,.li. 90 a.
'''g the suggestion Of the Comnsnaaa.a a9ppt
neTer IN any way debating, or eTen ri
euggeatlons, as TO the purchases ~ ao!aa aastna
o1 pecuntary transactions OF auy kind
, 1875-07-18

9peetat Dispaseh to The c.icaoo n,fa,,
WARRINGTON, D. c., July II. ~. n.
Chronicle, which assumes to speak ,ntt1a Icy
tirely for the Interior Department ,an ~ -
seems 10 foreshadow the line Of no.ic, =, as8 ~
Department, says: ~
That Prot. Marsh has been the pliant tooJ
paper whose aVowed hostility to certa,o as.. nsa
President Grants Cabinet Is IL nnt,rnr.
reputable The editors who support Mar-h h..a u
thin as catpaw to forward their r-rtrstn 1-t NJ
the present 9ystem OF appointing init,n@ @a1 =
through the Representative leaders of H. a,@sas
religious denominations in tho Unitsi et.taaat7 etaat7
: return to the old plan Of di,,3.a4 ,3.4 p
Agents among politicians and arriyo AZ the q
as 70 Prof. Marsh that II ho Ia not .ctn.*.d *dss1aa
honorable motives in his uncalfed-for an..nN "a
Secretary Of the 1ntszior and the Cou,ntaso,s q
DIAN Affairs, he has at leszt allowed himself ~ u
Is an Instrument BY those who hays an rit.s.."@a " @a
In defa,uiug and bring Into bad reputa thn 49, oS
of the Government that has tbs tnaaacsmra4 =
1udiank. u
Tho claim is also made that the resnra.a:,.
Tor the Agency at Red Cloud really il r,h -
Episcopal Church. ~ the AUTHORITY for Il. = -
pointment comes from that BODY ia thess sn.tp
No. B1aLR HouaE, NEW YoRK CrrY. julv7 ~
Tbs Hon Columbus De.dno, SeeTetarv of ~ f.t; -
DEAR SIR: In bthaH Of the Executive Comnnt,.s =
The Indian Commission Of the Protestant Er.ss
Church, nominate Dr.. John J. 3ayille, Of Mon1 n-
Iowa. - Agent to succeed DR.. Dazteis st IN ~
Cloud Agency. DR.. Savilieh Testimonials a. ~ ~
1fattoEy. Am very truly youra, Il. nm
Chairman Of ExecuttF9 Comnnft,. ,.
, 1875-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The Reunion Club will meet in Judge Roger
!" courtroom this afternoon at Q O'Clock.
The Excelsior Lodge No. 5, Knights {
Pythias. will mold picnic On Thursday at Lon
Park, II miles from the city.
4 meeting OF the Ladies' Garden City Ten
, perance Reform Club will be held On Frida
evening at No. 800 West Madison etreet.
William Clark. ESQ.,, of Bristol EuR., will I'd
| dress the noon prayer-necting tomorrow o,
} tho lsbors Of Moody and sankey in Dublin.
An adjourned meeting Of the Chicago NE
chanics' Institute will BE- held Mt No. C5 Wash
lngton streets, Tuesday evening at o'clock
There will be = parish meeting Of Epiphan,
Church tomorrow evening to take final action
With references TO the uuion with st. Johns Par.
ish.
The Sunday-schoo1 Of the Scotch Preabyte,isn
Church will hold picnic at Prospect Park on
Thursday next leaving Wells street depot at e:t5
| a. n.
The Rev. Father Dunn will lecture 1t thu
! Ghurch Of the Immaculate Concept,op corner Of
Franklin and Schiller streets, thls ayen,ny It 4
| o'clock. 49,
Home Lodge No. 6o7 I. O. @. r. will celebrate
| tncir tenth anniversary on Tuesday evening At
SHOWS Hall, corner OF West Lake sud panIina
atseess.
special meeting Of the Ancient Order ~
Hlbernlans will Do heId At Wa!ls Hall, corner Of
dastea ana Adams streets. Ems afternoon At
ctocx' saasp' AfuH attendance IL requested.
The Ancient Order OF Hiberniaus will cive
their hrst annnal picnic On Tuesday at Calhoun
Pars. Trains Will leave the Michigan sonlhern
depot At $50 aud 1850 .. m., returning At And
Up. m. "@''1
The Rev. Father Coleman wiu lecture .t
fatner MatleT's Hall, cornor OF Harrison and
da'sseo Streets this evening at o'clock. Sub
must be-" ~
A social and business meeting Of th. Third
Unlversahst Society will be- hsid On Tue.daq
evening 1t the residence Of j. s. Mulliuer cn
vernon asenua, between Thlrty- first aud Thlrty-
SECOND Streets.
The Western Avenue Baptist Church will hold
picnic on Tuesday At Prospect Park. Traina
"1H leave tbs corner OF Clinton and Kinzie |
streets At 8:15 a. ua., Ashland Avenue st 820 and
oakley street at $3.50.
Lady Washington MOONLIGHT feta vii, Ia
ned on tho grounds Of George L. Springer. cor
net ne OF fralfle aSe1ue and Tnirty-eighth street.
on tuesday evening, for the benefit of tha For.
t'-nfsi Street Presbyterian Church.
Inc O. G. I. will hold their second annual
psrte ~ nae9coe On "ednesday, July 81 Cars
steamer :e bret HArte leaves CLARK street bridrs
~ T. N. Tbs public are invited. Soc posters,
Al memeeFs Of Company &C. Second Reri-
uent l. D. T.. are requested to meet 1t their
afmolS' 10 East Washington street. at go
?: ~. to-day full attendance is requested. AZ
meeting. "'" 'a'
Tho Atheneum c1asses Mill meet dur;ne thn
Teek - follows: Elocutlon, day class. on
tuesday, Thursday, aud SATURDAY.. It 1(tao
a.; evening cAss, on MondaJ Wednesday. and
f1aoaJ' &fS p H. Latin, Monday, "wednesday,
, 1875-07-18
THE EXPRESSMEN'S JOB.

4 Case to Test tho New Law lncfe4ss
ing Postage on Th4Ed-Class Ma1
3la&tex.
New YonK, July IA case involving tn
constitutionaiity OF the amended Postage Nv
has been brought in the United States Circuit
Court tor this district. 4 gen }eman offered
book for mail transmission to pbi}adelphis frna
thia city, the postage at tha old rates being ot
fered- Transmission being refused. ho a,plfd
Tor maudamua to compel the Postmaster 70 n
celve he postage. The argument OF the appln.st
IL that the 5undry Civil Appropriation bill. inee
which the amendment increasing tbs rztd
postage on third-clhas mail matter waA ineetssd
was not bill for raising revenue; thst To-
amendment did provide xavs and means 46
rafting revenue that the Senate has no conssaa.
tional authority to originate measures for Nv
purpose, Il. at being the zoe preroRattve Of saf
Houee.of Representatives and that the possa
smehdment, having originated with tho sensa
and been grated OF, a bill which Was not ona t1
purposes, IL unconstitutional.
, 1875-07-18

and Friday, at 10 T.. NJ: penmaaship, Monda,
| Thursday. and Saturday, q. m.; pbonoRraph,
Tuesday and Friday. It 10 a. m.: arithmetic
Tuesday and Thursiay, at a. m.; EpR!isl
grammar Tuesday and Thursday, ut 1880 g. Il
The annual picnic OF The Sunday-school an
mission schools Of tho Church Of the Atonemen
will bo held on Friday ne1t Al River Fores!
! Cars will leave the Wells street DEPOT at 81!
| T. m.. and will stop on Western avenue goin.
| and coming.
Tie regular monthly meeting Of the Wonan's
Christian Temperance Union Of tho West Side
Chu1ch next Saturday AFTERNOON at o'clock
HRS. q. g. Schuyler will address tho meeting on
! Who Are Our Temperance Workers."
The ALI Saints' annual lake excursion to South
Chicago will take place on the 29th inst. Tue
Goodrich steamer aluskogon will loave the
dock at the foot OF Michi:sa avenue at 9 3. m.
Good music and = splendid boat. with cheerful
company, will conduce to the pleasure OF the
OCCASION.
Tha Wonnan's Christian Temperance Union
hold daily prayer-meetine in Lovor Farwoll
Hall at p. H., to which al! are Welcome. Tue
lea5ers next week arc follows; Monday, Mrs
9. B. Wilson; TUESDAY. Mrs. Judge Smith;
Friday, Mrs. Schuyler; and Saturday, Mrs.
Clark.
The annual picnic Of thu Young Peoples Asao-
ciatlon OF Plymouth Church Mill take place
Thursday afternoon and evening at the South
Park Retreat ut the foot OF the Grand Doule-
yard, The afternoon will be devoted to games
and in the evening the grounds will be iliumi-
mated with Chinese lanterns and Calcium and
Bengal lights.
The fifteenth annual picnic Of the st. George
Soc!ety will take place ut Turner Park On
Wednesday next. A fue programme OF English
sports has been prepared. which cannot fail TO
prove attractive. Ihe other features are excel
Hn1 o.,,4.
OF much enjoyment. Trains leave Chicago
avenue aud Larrabee street at 9:l5 g. m. and
P. m. returning at and p. m.
The 7. II. G. 4. announce the following pro-
Rramme for this week: Conversational Bible
class this forenoon at o'clock; Gaelic Bible
class At the same hour; Eyerybody's Sunday !
school at p m:: fokefellows' meeting at ..
a.; lecture IN Farweii Hail at p. N. bY B. F.
Jacobs, subject Five Things Worth Knowing -
strangers meeting Monday evening Gaelic !
Meeting Tuesday evening; lycenm Friday even
,veninJ.
, 1875-07-18

EDe11m U13bdEch % 1'Nt Ehtca90 lTtoH56t -
MHSEAPo1Is, Minn-, July 1.-The new W
man Methodist Episcopal Church Of this @
Will be dedicated Tomorrow afternoon. Dr.
Fl. Fowler, President Of tho Northwestern Vg
vefsity, st Evanston. will preach sermon. -
which the dedicatory services will tAke Fse
Ths church has membership Ct 80, md y !,
edidcc cost SIS, ,00o, alt OF which has been r. e.
With the exception Of about 75U0, which -
expected to secure upon this occaslou. -
, 1875-07-18

special DispateA to The CA'eaao Tribune.
ERIE, Pa., Jniy 17.-DEPAarun1s-For GS
cago-Stmr Arizona, With freight aud pasesa
gers; prop Alaska, freight. Q:her depnsatA
wore for Milwaukee.
CoA1 490 tons. Coal frsighn
are dull. but there are whispers Of 4 revival sot
large exteut- Telegrams from Buffalo ~
there are few vessels there, hH
they all demand rs cents per ton on coal
Chicago. Shippers offered co, but weso rcfussd
They then came down to the old rates, viz, 8
per ton, 10 that Eria harbor will probably soos
be full OF vessels after coal 1T cur 1ates, 60 h
Chicago.
, 1875-07-18
Ar. Thomas, the Press Agent Of the Zip

A1. Thomas, tho Press Agent Of the Zip,
| podrome-
Mr- Hurd stated that he has As yet heard moth
ing from Donaldson, aud ho Was beginning te
fear that the aeronaute had perished. He had :
/ theory ,hat they might have come down in the
2lich;ean pincEcs, but he had since
learned that the balloon : could not
nave got far before it WAS struck
by The gale There Has but one hope left. aud
By a vessel. and that they have not yet reached
pert He had hired the tug Burton yesterday
to n axe q cruise Oh tue lake aud zee whether d
traca' Of the balloon OF tho meo could be found.
Bat As yet he had heard nothing from tho tug.
sne u ns stl4l Out on tho lake, bat expected her
to re.urn during tile night. Another search
would be made day.
From. the balloon which went up With Mr.
Thomas last evening he had no direct news. but
he was informed BY Mr. j. C. McMulltn, tue Gen
eral Sup srlutendent OF the Chicago u Alton Halt
road tha be had Observed it quietly coming dorm
Mr. Hurd was couudeut that Alr. Thomas would
be back safe and sound during the night Or III
the morning.
1t was 1umored on tic streets last evening
that the balloon with the in-tated Donaldson ano
Grimuood had been seen IN the noiShbofhood Of
Goshen, Ind TIE TRIBUNE at once sent dis
patch to that place in quest Of tldlnGB. 4 teie-
gram was returned stating that boys had eeen
something in = southeast direction which their
imaginAtlons ceaujured into the appearance Of q
balloon.
HEARD From.
Shortly after midnight last night one Of Bar
nuns agents received telegram from Thomas,
He landed safely aud hailed passing train with
! red light, but the engineer refused 10 stop to
AXE him aboard. Consequently he will not re-
urn until thls afternoon Or evening. F!
, 1875-07-18
POTATO BUGS IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, Can, July 14-Ths potato %
havs reaehed tho desert, 100 miles north ofoe
n. They arrived in showers striking ag's:
the window panes hke hail. They are dr.
ing al tho potato vines in tho .,o4nity.
, 1875-07-18

To the Editor Of The Ch,caao Tribune:
CuicAoo, July l7,-That pleasant game OF
croauee st Riverside mentioned in yonr jssue ot
Friday Vas, no doubt, 3 complete SUCCESS foz
the ciry folk, who bore their houors with such
becoming meekness while in the company OF
their defeated hosts that it vas mentioned after
ward to many friends as one of the peculiarly
pleasant features Of the game.
Since reading the article in your paper 70 feel
that We have double joke on our Riverside
ffiebds, as it shows they were not only Victims
i'll the game, but were also Victims Of misplaced
confidence in their estimate ct tho ,neekness and
gentieness they supposed adorned their urban
visitors. We would advise our Riyerslde friends
not to be too hasty in The future in passing
judgment On the deep silence Of . victorious
guest. C..
, 1875-07-18
COUNTY BUILDING.

Sheriff kgnew and A. G. Hesing met ycster.
day, we're introduced, kissed and mada up. ant
tho future is bright. Mr. Hesing thinks bis ma
joritY for County Treasurer this fsll bas beer
euhaoced not less than 5000 by the introduo+
ton, kissing, etc. His majority is now esti.
mated At 5000.
Tho County Commissioners and most Of the
County officials took view Of the yacht race
yesterday. As = consequence there was little OF
interest transpiring around the building, They
embarked On the tug Annie L. Smith, which
had been kindly placed at their service. During
their pleasure they subsisted on sandwiches and
lce-watar- Their change OF diet and drink had
anfthtuR else than = good effect upon their
stomachs, II their appetltes last evening ia 10 be
reckoned.
An adjourned meeting Of the Joint Committees
on Fubllc Buildings and Charities was held yos-
terday morn'ng TO consider tue relations Of
William Goldle, the contractor for the carpenter
work on the addition to the Insane Asylum, who
b ad given up ths work.
Go!die's londsmen Wero preeent, and asked to
be relieved of all responsibility.
Commissioner Burtlick moved that Mr. Goldie
DO allowed to assign his contract to Alexander
White, provided Nhlts gave satisfactory bond
for tue fuld1lment Of the contract The motion
prevailed.
Peter New, the cut-stone contractor, ras al
lowed bill on estimate for work done amount
ing to 3l.00S. The Committee agreed 10 visit
the ASYLUM Tuesday, to inspect lilo work gong
on, and to pass upon come existing difficulties.