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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-02
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE lTth
L Judicial District of the State OF Califo mia,
IN ald lor the county of Los Angeles.-Henry
puek weller, plaintiff, against Thomas Foster,
G. :, defendani>, Action brought in the Dis
trie Cour OF tie seventeenth Judical Dis
trict ofthe Stale Of California. in and for the
coUnty of Los .kageles, and the complaint
filed in said county OF Los Angeles, in the Of
fee of the Clerk OF said District Court. The
People of the State of California send greeting
to Thomas Foster and Matte e. Johnson,
defendants: You are hereby required to APP
pear in an action brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the District Court of
the seventeenth judicial District OF the State
of California in and for the county OF Los An
geles. and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days Exclusive OF the day
OF servlce) after the service on you of this
summons-if If served within this county; or, If
served out of this county, but in this District,
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days, or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of said
complaint.
The said action is brought to quiet the title
of plaintiff to the North halfof lot tour, block
46, Los Angeles city, Cal, more particularly
described in complaint and for costs of suit.
Reference is had to complaint for particulars.
The said land being moie particularly de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at the S.W.
corner OF Fort and First streets, and running
thence Southerly along Weser line of Fort
street 60 feet; thence Of right angles w sterly
1855 feet; thence at rielit angles Northerly go
feet to First street; theme along Southerly
line Ol flrst street 10 place OI peg'nninB.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff Will cause
your defaults to be entered and will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In the COM
plant.
~ Given under my hand and the seal
err of the District Court of the Seven
SEAL teenth judicial District of the State
~ of California, IN and for the county
of Los Angeles, this 18th day of April, in the
year of our Lord one Thousand, eight hundred
and seventy-five. A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
BY c. w. GOULD, Deputy Clerk. ap2l Pm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-02
City and County Official Directory
City Directory.
Common Council:

Common Council:
Meets at Council Rooms, No. As Spring ST..
At 7:S0 r. NJ, Thursday OF each week.
coUNCILMEN:
r. p CAMPBELL. L. LICHTEN BERGER
r. MULLALY ]. G. CARMONA.
w. W. ROBINSON. X. SOTELLO.
NJ. TEED. JOSE MASCAREL.
G. r. HUBER, L. WOLFSKILL.
III WORKMAN T. LEAHY,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-02
LEGAL ERTIsEM eNTs.
Dissolution of Partnership.

FTNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing between Isaac Goldsmith and
Alexander Davis, under the finn name OF
Goldsmith & Davis, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Alex. Davis
Withdrawing. Mr.. Isaac Goldsmith will con-
tlnue the business on his own account. pay
Ing all liabilities Of the old firm and collect
ing all outstanding accounts due to said firm.
ISAAC GOLDSMITH.
ap29 4w ALEXANDER DAVIS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
4 either Temple 4 WOrkman's Bank or at
lake Vineyard, by ]. DeBarth Shorb, for max
Ing and burning from 100000 to 600,00 bricks.
Wood furnished on the ground. None but
first-clas> brickmakers need apply
LAKE VINEYARD LAND AND WATER
ASSOCIATIONS myl5tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-02
HASSE q ASSEVEDA'S
B A r B ER S n 0 P

BATHING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. az Main Street, Los Angeles.
The best BARRIERS in California constantly in
waiting. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths at ell
hours OF the day. myl2 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-02
National OMcials.


H. X. w. BENT....... POSTMASTER
Postoffice, Temple Block.
ALFRED JAMES........Reg.U U. s. Land Off1ce
J. w. HAV U. s. Land Office
Temple Block.
J. o. WHEELER dept. Coll. U. 8. Int. Rev.
Office, No. 10, Temple Block.
T. r. BRIERLY Int. Rev. Gauger
Office, No. 4S, Temple Block.
]. ID. UNLAP.........Dept. U. s. Marshal
New High street.
g. . WHITING..U.S s. Court Commissioner
fiice, Nos. 28 and 49, Downey Block.
JAth,B A. MOURENHAUT~...F French Consul
Main street.
Cf. \ ron b. SEARS, In charge of Improve
IIeuto Wilmington Harbor-Residence
at terminus OF street raIIruad
County Directory.
A. w. POTTS.C Co. Clerk and Clerk of Courts
]. w. .GILLETTE...Co. Recorder and Auditor
I z. ROW AN.............. Co. treasurer
". Il. ROWLAND Go. Sheriff and Tax Coll.
GEO. III. PECk-...............C Co. Supt. OF schools
DIONICIO BOTILLE Co. Assessor
l. SEBOLD ...".;.Co; surveyor
DR.. s. w. BROOK KE................Co Physician,
tOffice, LanfrancOs Building.)
Board of supervisors:
GEO. HINDS, Chairman,
J. NJ, GRIFFITH, EDWARD EVEY,
f. PALOM ARES, Z. MACHADO,
A. SEPULVEDA, Acting Interpreter.
Regular Meetings-First Monday of each
month.
, 1875-09-25

Iaow They Trcat This Clnss OF Poo-
pic su the VIII County Poor-Tk0usc.
Spee.a{ Hislateh to 7Ht th,e1aa tribune.
JOLIET ILL.,, Sept. 2t+-FroM ~ article Which
will appear Ill thc Joliet hputican tomorrow,
it appears that the Will County roor-Iouao IL
not 4 tit place oyen for paupera. Tho buiIdipg
Ia old md diiapidated, in fact moro shell, and
tho accommodations aro entirely inadequate.
Lart wluter tho house contained tlftY-
two paupcEs. which 10 crowded tho }rrn-
itcd quartoEa that they were obliged
to s!cep thrpe IN 4 bod. Ttcro ase 80 nsupers
on tho piaco now, which ia larger number
than can bR decently accommodated. Tho toors
Of tho building arc full Of great holes and cracka,
through which tho penetrating blasts Of winter
1ind reaAy admission; aud largo rAtchea ot plaa-
toring broken from tho wA1la airoE,i convenient
md t,ofcngh ventilation. 1t was with difficulty
that the inuntee. including the keeper aud hts
family, managed to keep from freezing during
the extreme cold Of last winter. but, perhapS,
the qaarters provided tor The inkano' arc tho
mont shameful feAtuses about the place, and =
arc II ins&no aud sdiotto paupets,
aud there not poing room for them all in t1,a
main building, ten OF them, Of both eo1ca, hta
hcrtlod together like = lot uf swine ln the chla-
boasa, low. dark. miserable hovel, 12x2i feet,
rartltoned oil With board slAts into seserpt mar
70" avnTsnenta Or cells, and located Ia tue rear
Of tho tonsc. During tho day tiue tho insane
maea h1e confined IL cosn.cslb. The Board
at Supervisors hAva been III session for some
repairing md aulargiug the Poor Itours,
although they visited the farm tpn which i: is
etuatesa several days Ago, aud ass sFwe!l Awaso OF
tho disEIaCcful facts stated herplp.$
, 1875-09-25
TAG NR4YkRARRr Wur.


s4x FRANCISCO, Sept. M.--A complaint in tho
libe1 suit Of tho propriotors Of the Bulr.iH anfl
Cat! against tic Aha was filed to-day. Damages
arc sos at $751; 900. Tho complaint, which IL
quito lengthy. states in efoot that plaintiffs havo
noyef published ANY false news as unjust or
untruthful comments concerning tho uank Of
California OF its managcu'ena, and have never
consI!red to. lniu1o tue bank VI impair
it's credit, nor hayo thoy over ou,leavored
to produce hnaucial pauio u this State
Or, clsoHlcte, or to lnvreAsc ono when
existing for taa purpose OF speeulatiug III val
urs. OF for any othor purpose; but that defend.
anss. ,ropttetota Of tlla Alta, knowing tue sboyo
facts. but cnyyin8 tho good nlmp OF plaintiffs
and their nuccoas ~ Journalists, haye charged
.hem with tha above mentioned aots tu III a1tsels
pnbliahed sn tho 4Alta Of tho 2lHt iuht., which
attsclu Is quotad ~ part OF tho camplatut Tho
probability OF tlis suit being commenced has
excited uuctt comment, public opinion being
divided y to ths object n view, but tLe belief
xcspas 10 sa unanimous thai, 1t prssasd to trial,
racy developments will snsus.
, 1875-09-25

fdenco bstseeu thoAe WIN eincore1y wished
for national tranquility. Intelligence would pre-
nsrvo itH place. bnt II should moi DO uo hanshtt.
Tto poorfa t'ad right 10 consideration: rheta
VIA no D3napast,tm In France bcfors hla
resignation, and sshero would 10 none nfior
Ito e1oc.'ons 4 tho country reteetod who-
avcr. wanted to dlstntb tho public poace.
Far hfmsaff, slthou9h Ito fetsined hss f"eul-
.tfoa and had n last got rid Of bfonc3,ltls' no
onty deBi.od rest 70 that bo might flnift1 li'a
book. 1lo conlh have no notion Of rssnm'nE
Office ; that would be nEn that France li.d not
ret scttlcd d0wn into regular hfc, Couid Ae,
moreovnr, doaro 10 recommonco hts ttat. aud
izatiou, ia order 4 second tlmc 70 roap Tho ammo
lIe 'nena %sa s nssn5:' ,s ,,s saye
and 1,o now wahod only to tako part IN
pnb.,o ,Ise ~ slmple citizen. 20 ~ not 10 quit
tnat Chamborin which l,o had lived no long. TIo
should not accept multiplied o,ectlons. for wo
wero not now III 1871. The established uoyeru-
mont should pur8aG In courso tftnout mnra
or ieas llltchcs or extraordinary rcmodlos. Ifo
could desire nothing better bo.h for France knd
for himself.
This convorshtion confirms tho Impression
that II. Thlors will not accopt scat In the Bon
ato.
, 1875-09-25
R1SE1Y HERE.
ALLEN FOR REPUTATION.
TALE WITH NEW ronx 111DuyE coh sK6poyn.


TALE WITH NEW Yong Tribune COR srsposp.
Emf.
Toledo Corrfaponienee Stm FORK IttaYue
asked Gov. Alien II he thought 1t probable
that tho Ohio ansuctal platform wonll bsooms
The platform Of The National Con von.iot, and, II
no. IT 1t would carry tho country. lie sald IN.
donbted1y that platform would DO adopted. aud
un!ess , there e1onld DO an unexpected ,rl7al oJ
hus's.sss ii would succeed. The phssy b powes
"aa always held responsible for business, ttopret.
zion thus. in l840. Martin TAu huron had tc
saher, and tho Democratic party was .fefoatcd
ny me,,a ,n' ,nt naoks nnspen'lsng not spt sie-pas.
!i sate1i nah nofha. on rartl 70 do With sno pros.
tratioil Of bunlnehs | aakott him II lie should
10 bn elected hnd thn SoT York DomocratJ xhon1d
s;ao M;, sneeeea. what would 10 tho efo;s on the
Natio1nl convchtion Ifo eaid tho t.o,ance
,t, "onIo 20 v est"fh man, nnt tho platform tbs
t}hio platform thrFe would he no broak in ths
larty sor al their oliferetces wot.t b hsrtaon.
tlov a1snsa "crc and New Yor': would lnye tc
n.stter. " '1s
Correspondent nt--Suppoa,nr ysu arm soec.s,fn1
greenfAcksi
uoy. Alicn-Tho bonloldcss arc thch ovn
"o'at eho1nics; thoy aEo continually fosc,y such
igaues ~ az tho payment III gold, aud insisting on
the danRor Of rnpidiatou. no m to gct hold On
Gongrosa. and liavo legislation shaped to serve
their onds.
Q-]sut 10 sou shius tho bon'1s will be paid In
grcaDlacks2
Coz. Allen-Of course much Of cur tusure
action will depend upon CIRCUMSTANCES u 70
then find thcut.
=. Q.-uo you think the pavu,ont OF those gold
boLdH IN grcouhacka wnu;tl be ret,udiation2
Gov. Ailen-Nepudlatlon Of all act Of Con-
Eto.s, certainly.
OF tad faltu?
Gov. Anfn-Thero Was no good faith in the
pu3sago By Congress Of tbat net Of 1869.
.p.-Weit.. II that net Has not an act ot good
foith. would it DO bad faith to repeal it2
tiov illen-So.
p.-Ncii. Governor. what in your itiea sbout
lh+n'1'g moro ErccnbackB7 LIZ there to 10 limit
soIt: IN other warsiH t1o you think grpcpbacky
eau bo Used as tho permanent cutrancy &nd tho
measure OF value
Gov. A!'en-I know no battor currsncv or
taeaa''fo Of safn tan tho dollar based upon tho
circuit n'H1 property Of this groat nation.
:, Q.-lhen to you agree with tho pcnnaylyauis
!'emocfatc p,ntiortn with xefcronco 10 tho ua-
t'lto and definition Of tho dolLar1
uov. AIlou-Yea. Yea.
gre titis III conversational form, as aearty a.
eau reco!lect tand nlp sure it iy the sub.
stance nt tho conserpatlo!l}. 40 TINT by nv Buna-
mary OF ihi3 ic1natkatlo a1psessit,u Of fioT.
ALIENS views may not tccn to hago done hin
injustice. 1@
, 1875-09-25

GENERAL FREI0HT.AGEHTs.
Ameetiug of tho General Freight-igents Of the
roads lcadiug from tllis city to tho East uns held
yesterday for tbc purpose of considering the adj
vtaabilty of raising tho freighl-ratcn to 1nR.e:u
points. Af!or a long debate, it uas deciln,: n
adhera to tho present oucs, on the ba;: =,
ccuts on fourth clasa per 100 pounds I. +
cago to Kew York. It is, however the IL: ,... :,
OF the roads tn raise the rates on tic IL: nf Ut:o-
her from Chicago to New York ~ fpllu~s:
Fourth class, Is ceuta; grain, go centh; bog
n,eata. 10 conls: bulk meats. 4b cents: saote,
50 cents per loo pounds and 10 cent4 per barrel.
Tho rhtes to ali other points viii bo based nj
the abore. Tteto will aso be a re,atiTp ad-
sanco from st. Louis aud other 6onthw cAtcrn
ppitts. TAcRs rates are still very low. lower
tLan they haye bteN for years. but the rajlroady
arc nlabio to mako u largo ADVANCE owing to
tho brink compatiston nf the vessels. Low rates
will undoabtedly prevail until tho cioae OF pasl-
cation. when further Adrancc may b. at
tempted.
, 1875-09-25

4 Large Meeting in Paris il The
Interest Of Our Centennial,
4 Conversation wifi II. Thfers---Gam-
hetta on French Politics,
FITo Thousand Deaths from
Cholera in Damascus.
SPAIN.

SPAIN. Il
CAALrnIH PENSED ~. '-~f
LONDON, Sept. 24.--Thc Timed thfa morning
pubtithcs special telegram from Uagncrca do
Luchon, Franco, containing the following
"TwentY-dvu huulsod Cariats arc blocked by
10000 AlphonsistH At yieffa. They wiIt prob
lsoc. Tho CarliBts at GaYurnio hsyo becu In
terrcd."
TIRE RRL1dioU8 CoN7T0FKRsY.
MADRID, BePt. 2i.--Tho Ministerial newspapers
announce that the Government Will BOON reply
"a Tho note Of tho rapaI Ns,ncio. I'hcy say that
no CONCESSIONS will 10 made toudnK to pro1n-
dice the Independence OF tho naEtstratos in
dealing wfth tl,o bishops, aud especially tho
Bishop of SEQ Iurgel.
4 nEw yuxc7o
MAnnrp, sopt. "a --SonsiHnor nhpsl!a Is ek-
pcctod hero to rc?:aca Cardinal Limooni rs
thortly.
THE rApAL CIRCULAR.
Loapox, gaps 2i.-Tho text OF tho circular
Addressed to lho spanish Bishops by the Papat
hu.,cio at Madrid ID published Tho Nunclo
says bc has hecn' objected to communicate
% Tho Diehors tho substance OF tho protest
rent by the Cardinal Secretary Of State Of tho
Holy SEQ to tho SpnuiBl, Goyofnmont upon tue
Pope's attention boing called to tho federation
elsuses In tho now Constitution proposed for
Spain.
pstch to tho Iai{y Netcs from Madrid eaye tho
fopos recall OF the PapaI Nnhcio. cardinal
Blmeopi, md the implied dtsAYowal Of hia acts,
have occasiuued considerable surprise. Alon-
algnor hapofla is moro fiboral than his predo-
CeeApr,
, 1875-09-25

4uenee Of the employment At Tnrfab sodftrs In tht
esRafisa ~ fhst ~ rop.n@entitou' Of seps
made mn, fair promises, hut tho'a promises remain
Am .wsr. .h.t .ous rez.ons a1a Of opinion th.t N
eaS to- as s1p. H.
TO perform theIf proo1sses and to DO ua,lcn IL pro-
aMrnt voted By tho 1forsn Of Commons .aro nul np-
Esd secort!na to thn APPROPRIATION set hcsr calmly
ne ons5s .s',sd BY ~ essss,e sYste q
lion and waste,
T. = Solomon says. there u time fnt o.ssythins.
70 n*tnt t:po1 tletr perform.nce. At III arsnss.
cannot think That Ha sse bound 10 employ army
aud ns1y In whit IL stated to Ia opr tradtona, POI
Lord rs'mertton WA - indignant ~ wss At she
.pethy OF Tho Hultana Government, and exclaimed
further subadis for tho support II o Tariish tor
sn os. III ss aans "a o
Of .hs Sultan. It i. anrny, no Undue inpateuce TO
nsi. ffteen 1earH nttcrxard. whether thehe ron,ses
Great urian withdraw from tbo seono, II Is fasr 10
Inquire u Whist manner ju.slce can be obtained IN
tilt Tar1is r,iera ean aIor, my s tesSt.y fos hs
performance Of thu duties Of good government
I'D 7 ny ~ be a,.es;'oa wles5 Au.!s'.a ns.a
y 80. unor,te tho tank Of interna, mcus IN
tho provinces OF Turkey II thay decline there -.
Croa and tbo lierzrrostn.. lord Derby formerly
obtained for Tho poop.e Of Btrvin, aomohng OF the
nature Of Independent government, should mshr't
wtah 10 T.thsay Ar4 Albania tnt1a proEtacoa OF
tho Kingdom Of Greece.
You viii now zee whit vaat problem Han before ,F'
goo many years MO- the Emperor Sfcaolas o. HUB
ed TO otsaln conatantsnurle for itnref shst hs Wns
quite roidy to It ared under the Emperor VI Aus
ttia, Al sovereign Ii whom hs coItd tonnde.
That. however, IA not now aho question: must
continue 10 deatre that Tho Of eis atd relgous
liberty may proper ~ tc world nus J. i. foE tha
siaer what IL sttanable, and BY whnt nseanh good
= sssssS F%s s y, The h
tnc nther Fowufs' an glad that tho throo Northern
rowcrs should h.vo wishtd to unto Great nttiain,
FF.nec. md ttatf. 10 ti,a oody to to eousassi II
{lst ma euuat government which shsIi bo willingly
accented by the subjects Of Tho RuItau, aud At tho
samc t!fno maintain the Ieleo Of Europe, l Rhalt
,leattiy rejoice st 80 rropittous result. remain,
your faithful servant, nCssKLL,
70 J, iEwts FAHLkX, Es1.
, 1875-09-25
FRANCE.


rAn1s, Sept 2i.-Madame Jeanne Louise Far
reno. The celebrated musician aud composer, IL
dead. She WAS In hor 72l year.
uAaIDEITA HOPEFUL.
VIENNA, Sept. 2s..-a1. Oun,bctta was intor-
Vowed while in Vienna BY eosro.poudont
uneasy with regard to party. divisions Or
Donararlo and morarchtcal intrigueu. Tho
nunlbor OF HouApartiat Deputies might Mt most
DO toubled In the next AHsombty, Int they would
30 nnabo to acizo tho doSornmont or transfer
tho aEnY.
oun CENTENNIAL.
PAnr1, Sept. GA crowded meeting, com-
posed q ethp principal msnutacturers Of Paris,
rna hold3o-dsy for tho purpose Of inducing par
fIrthering the intorests OF exhibitors. III.
Dictz Atonnin, n,ombor OF tho National
Asssamblg for Paris. presided, and delivered OIL
nddFcra IN tho course Of which he took occasion
to refuso tho tnsisluations thrown ont by somo
htbition in .phladclphia might bs lin
bio to soquossratou, He Insisted npon
sl'o necessity for French partcipatton
adopted declaring that the representation Of
Frouch manufactures at Philadelphia is to tho
interests Of Franco in n patriotic ~ well AZ eco,
nonac sense, and tho meeting cngages isaelt 10
10 nll In Ita power to attain this object.
CitArEApnnIAND'H STATUE.
PAnIH, Sept. b.-~To-day tho inauguration Of
Chateaabr3andto sta.,1s.a At st. Ma1o Hss attended
BY crowds OF People. After eervteo Ia tho
Cathedral, tho various daputations sud officials
proceeded to The Place *. Vincent where tho
atAtuo stands. gprecheH wofe delivered by
tho Mnyor, NJ. Camille Doucet. aud tho
Duo do Noailies who succeeded to Cha
toaubriAn1's seat at the Academy, which,
indeed, Tho i'luatrlous writor refused to uccupy
on account Of political d,nerehcas with tho Eta
pirc III. Paul Feval also made long and Ablo
urAtion on behalf OF tho Bocete dcs Gems Dc Let
tres, 10 #btca. he alluded to Ehateaubfiaud's
l17o Tor his pativo country. Brittany. This
1oso it was which prompted him to Hieh to
be buried On tho rock, tho Grand 1}e ovar~
looking thu sen. Among ali tho rocks, enfd
II. Feval. which bravo the boa, he chose tue
.llusts!ous cliff where re noW stand because
yearnlnR for the maternal nest mover loft the
Breton Swan who sapg fnr from Brittany
After the ceremony grand banquet waa given
at halt-past 6 at tho Town Hill, and this even-
Ing the town 10 Illuminated.
RAILWAY RECEIPTS,
Tho rcceipta Of French railways during
tho arBt half Of 1876 nmouutod to
900. 834. .o6Gf.. al compared NTH 370, 42o,-
9o7f. In 1874. Part Of this increase Ia
attributable to additional Iiocs but tho rovcnuo
per kliometro was 20, 1871. this year, against
19,915f. last year.
,AoApEa1Y ERECTION.
Tho Academy election Ia hxed for the 18th Of
October. h1. Dumas and III. jules Simon aro
again candidates. wht1e Ii. Laugol has retired.
THE CoMTE DE PAnfa.
Tho Comte do Paris hrs been appointed Lieu
tonant-Colonal Chiot OF Tue Nt&H OF The pourth
Division OF the Territorial Army.
, 1875-09-25
afr. 1testng's Career and the HIS
tory Of the Peoples Party
POLITICALLY Skotclled.
Suggestions Concerning the Conduct Of
the Campaign in Cook
County.
Gov. Tilden's Horoscope Of tho Political
Probabilities.
IN CHICAGO.
HESfNC'S CARTER.

HeSING'S CAREER.
WITH HtBIoRr or THE pE0rLEs rARrY.
How we1 do remember lhe Jcar eighteen hfty.fous,
Wien thcsc landed In thls city fsou distant foreign
d'ssnsai.1ed individual ',ot what n,ade tho matter
This lorl u nIeasbcr-breechea brought not rant OF
e Rs.e Tho name Of eslnR and s.id hc cane 10 stay
And II shef. arc my others like him, trust they'll
~.:y a~Ay.
tofce1,
That *e are only paying taxes for these foreigners to
Nov rs ssry hard to thInk IT, but ~ere forced to own
lts d.9rafefa: In this city to be a natsve~bosu,
hut shsn veil lave TO aani II, for he tells ill., every
That II We do not hks II, pack up and go a.ay.
NY 1'ont onIees 10 t'cran,, or tu 1ss.h a. cl,.s
no' 1.h "aht ~ my dictator such blamed In
Let me 'c' 5uu how It happens ho >, such man Of
III cssrt, IN bin pocket acse;y al tie asrmau yotc.
"ne" En a'op]ea dosn In thsa cy, uany, many years
Te 1rlt the eouGty and gaee tho Dutch no allow.
10 he shossM sbs tass'st oses, and saw there wss
To turn the tables Gu them and his fortune to a<t-
10 he eal.d tho Dutch together over In The Turner
And III if shcys e'ses him a. tic Captain OF ,non.
lie wpr'd organize pa.ty--ana With be1p from other
liz would shoro the 1slsh out md put Germans in
their places
And 1t tue next election, which took ,lace in tho
With ~ help he hid predicted lid tp,, That very
thng. 4
Aud u.tn, from that hou. 10 eighteen sc,cnty.:oue
Maae the !rtsb run tho gauntlet ~ the Dutch lad aous
But he then LccAtuo arrogant tia. decent rsonIo
They h. rather be defeated than 1y such mai. 10
led. ~
Dut he told them to thclr tsces what ho sat, thor Il
hase 10 stand.
os he'd lave snl ats tic German, when they nlgh.
hat peorle laushc. snd said he boa.tel, the thing
II. thu reeord. sior b. did it, taking nesrly every
And az! they could nothing without they got tho
Which .ssustd to IL prepotterou. non .na water
Yet he su1 Dan ollara tsgelhee NADIA a slate,
Aud tie Irish took 10 lager aud the Dutch 10 whisky
straight.
Ye. Dan ani Barney took tbes. ger and 1Ieslng took
And at The next elyction tastara eti,d wp. born:
lt ~ not 10 le expected that child pf such birth
Would liz perfect tnfsu or re long upon this earth.
To judse now Try the symptoms Tho cht1i Ia ses,aug
And geot doetora say It cannot lire to cishseen
eescr3y-stx;
n Iac ih1t tho excitement has caused II much p1iu
That III very, very doubtful II Il survives ths fa ca1n.
Vaigu.
Nhoever knew a Dutchn,an to hsve At Irtsh riff
That aTost ffoul the hfgtnlng there hot eternal
stFife7
Nor an election is upon US, rl.ce is At The pIls
Aud II NC duty, NO nil make them hunt s3r
lsl1ea. ~
IA :s xs' STt % T.. % ,s sss ss
nava< had btrR tas0s
Show l1tg and lin ntntons that ypu moan lust what
yon say:
ony honest men for oce th.t the thieves hare lad
their day. Me
, 1875-09-25
THE NEW YORK DOCKS,

SpFfla4 DssEaleh o TIA ChfAt9o 7T76l1!t+
Nav ioax, sept. A.-rhs Dock Commissiou-
eta OF shta city hase lately made AL investigation
Of the sea-~all Of the now Iocsa begun under
tho Talnmu1y Hing, on the p!Ans Of ten. No.
Colan, and continued under 3lsyor Ua,omeycs,
OH the plsus OF Gen. Charles Il. Graham. The
result showa that ait tho wall built on uraham*s
p!su ia defective aud practically wortAless for thu
puxposvs Ut docks. A new board q eugiuaats,
ota61scing Generals GILMORE aud Newt6a, will
be sppciA.ed 10 isport new plAus. Tho Dock
Commissioners were authorized u apsnd 43. 0G0,
600 yeae on theAe docka. aud : large sum has
beoa spent On them thus fat.
, 1875-09-25
MISSION SCHOOLS AMONG THE CREEKS.

~ ths Editor Of 7At Chicago 141bunA:
WoMAx'B l'nEsuf7Ea1AN DoARp or Missions
ron THE NORTHWEST. CHICAGO, 8opt. 23.-Tha
accompanying il au o1tract6fom private lettor
fsnn alrd. William 8. Nobertson, miayionsrv
among thu craoas.
ID" sanlo e4lanation Of whst you will and In re-
WIxILs Thluuax Of July H. Ths ststamsnt th.t
*4u aoxed for hra teachers IL, In ons ssnYs, po.-
rrc 1s vaE dau4httk has been pa!h, syat since her
sFFo!ataisa, " r. X. Hecchsrt Church {CoaareQr.
tiolar III Elmira. N. y. Aut the namGsr
u teachers U not spssttel BY t4e UosrJ.
Na arc simply told that x1,poo mus
cover al expenses which tho board would bssr.
Ihsy hoped sc would xeaGse tso ths Csseks m sdd..
t1onal allowance towards tcacla1s salaries; Ill other
s1PsGAea tnt AfteA1! sustain. but ths poor Gsesk9
l,te beeu brought largely ta.o debt BY difficulties
HNen whtaA eager to set u telf lprEitory
other can't