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, 1875-02-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrp. ynn Colt will preach in Ada Street Meth
oaist Epiacopnl Churc., this oYeniug. nt 1880
o'clock. All arc Welcome.
Henry a1orchouee, Of England, known as tho
boy preacher, will preach In Farwosl Hall Sur
I day asoning. Doors open at IN. IN.
Company Z, First Rcgim ont Illinois State
Guar,Is. will Aaro special drill This evoaiuE,
under charge Of 1lout. Holmes. Members nb-
sont from tho regular dill laat Thuraday arc no.
titled to nttolad.
Tic Civil Engiacoss' C1ab Of tho Northwest
will hold III re3,ulat lnAuthly meeting Tuesday
afternoon In tue club rooms, No. 1l5 CLARK HtreDs.
| Til1ialn Zimmerman wli read n paper OIL
"aIc.hods Of Calculating Railway Earthworku."
| Tho topic foe discussion will ba "Firo Protee-
/ toll"
Tho Philosophical Society will 10 addressed
this eyonIuE BY .1uIgo 9. b. White, On "Ilo
Conflict Of Ilnccs." Prom tito wcll-snnwn ability
Of tho loct,rcr. t1is great political question: no
i,uportau: in its boaringd threatening AZ II docu
moro tLnn eror tho pcacn nnd rcrFotu!ty OF tue
| nation, wilt without doubt receive 1as-Heelig
! and Btatouanliko treatment.
The regular monthly tneeting OF tito Woman'a
| Teuupora!cn Unoa will bo llo1d III tho lecturc-
rooai Of tho Clark Street. Church, ak p. NJ.
Mooday; tho lsetcl HOMO meeting ThfadAy
evening 1T 1880 O'clock; daily tomrerance prayer
meeting =; P H. lover ra1Tel1 asa,v s sa,' ra
Willis 4. barnes; "Wednesday. Afrs. ". O..
Powers; Thursday. Mrs. lEey. T. q. Gicnlon-
ming; friday. sIiA. William Writ; SATURDAY,
M[sa Lucia L. 7. Kinball. Miss Frances L. VII
lard, President Won,an's Chrintiau Temperance
Union, will speak i'll tho Uaion Park Church,
sunday evening, upon tho nccsls Of The hour III
tho great Temperance Reform.
j. 4. Johnson n tendiuy California journalist,
will lecture Tuesday evening at Farwoll Hall on
Southern California; commencing At o'clock.
Ono hundred mud fifty yiowh nrc presented To
illustrate tho lecture on Southern California by
Mr. Johnson, who llas resided tlere eight years.
most Of that tno IN editor Of tho Press nnd
WHO ilaa Just spent lvo monthH IN travelling. over
.l.o ax southern counties, whore tho photo;
grapla woro tuko,t, asl1 Is ahla to give full md
most favorable for tho epfe OF various diseases
and lilo placos bast rnited for agrsc,llsuEa o.
business. ljy tho MD Of tho stcrcoptscon these
views ara n,ngnii3od Ii feet s4Mnro, 30 thai
nh artlionca OF three or four Thousand eau OF
a1niue them with po,tcct casc.
, 1875-02-27
COMPLAINTS AGAINST NEWS-AGENTS.

10 The Rdfior a The ch+oaaa grtbnns:
Iowa C,rY, 1s., Feb. 9i.-fcBtorday, At Grim
nell, inquired for Tng ln1nuSg at thc only
news-depot In tho place. aud waa answered atIat
they only kept THE TnIpuSE for regular sub
scsibers, but that they had tho Times. l lott
without purchasing and to-day l again called
At tuo naws.derota in tA!s place. aud with tho
sa1no result a. at sho first while the second only
took ono extra copy. and there wore three OF III
Why il It the IeNs'aKouts favor tho Times, aud
try 10 compel US to take that or none7 Yours
truly, COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER.
Wo have received TO many complaints from
people In tho country, Of similar tenor with tue
above, that they arc becoming not only annoy.
luz, but "monotoaous." It looka VERY much ~
II there MAS m understanding Or conspiracy be.
tween tho Times concern and number OF news.
agents to force TINT sheet OIL Ill unwilling aud
disgurted public.
, 1875-02-27
SUBURBAN..
WAt3KEUANs

To travellers riding from Chlcngo to Atllwau-
kcc, tho following notos Of travel. carefully pro-
rarcd by !,abituea Of tho road, who by long OBJ
seryation have 1educed tho " locating OF pas
setsgesa" +" to \ scionce will ho Of service
in Evanstoif man may bo known by hls hum
ery look, ~ ho carries but hliE, lunch down
with him to Chicago, and on the way back h0
yea1net, for the family toshpota. l1o also noyor.
Il, any place or under any circumstances, ehutB
door nftor him.
A Highland Park ulan cannot enunciate two
consecutive sentences Without offering to xoll OF
traGo b lot.
4 Kcnoela man neass aaadeuod expression
OF resignation, caused by tho knowledge that,
though 40 near tho 6tate limo, ha can't claim
1ltu1is for Ills Own state.
4 Milwaukee mkn IL eas!y recognized !; lo l,aa
always been hayiu: \ riillo At tho hoard OF
Trade, a:ll consequently has to whlarcr In tho
conductors eur TINT he w!ll pay the fare wlen
An gets l4ome.
4 lIacno man. wlan t,o has to sra.eI, rilos
usually Oh tho platform. for fear milwaukee, non
mny want to borrow = nickel.
look Of supreme contcntment puck OF cards
IN thur pockets, aud M unHhaken belief In thcts
cty. ,.....-.
Hearlot faycr continues its rayages, benjamin
Cory having lost 1on by II yesterday, and
Thomas Jenkins daughter the nauao day.
The Feishing party of the saRaon cnme Oh
"Wednesday. but wont to tue Gsoyo House, Lib
ertyyile, Instead OF Deop Lako, al had been H.
tended. ..
sponliug tho last week With ]. +. Forsyth, Eaq.,
OF Mankegan.
TIN. Dodl, OF Louisville. Ky., Ia whiting tho
, 1875-02-27

NJ. ..,,,..,,,x, ,o.tor,fov =. o+.orya1 hv
tne s'n1'as'e a. '1usv a'".aa', ..s,s. ~ 1ra,n,s,
Manasde, opt'c'an' % a'aa.son 7''cet e!nhoS1
n1l!at"H!, Wan at o IT, m.' "a a'a''sn' ~ "'''
W deg; IL H., ~ uo.;s'i p. H., - ueE' u ln'
lawn, n,r,,, ,ha .vIn,a,rt, noct,,uction
"A"ee ~ ; ote @ ] .I'a..., .,Tot ~. ..-ost
man ~ NO. io EAas a1Su.so" 1tsos' "s'o e.
ed yesterday afternoon lof pai"'hS OIL WORTH
less w1tcl, upon country gentleman named ].
W. Ae'o' caeatlhS h''a' OUT oi s4s'
A Young woman namel A[nry 1ao1efnsyf, ser
ynns.girl III 4 fa,,,tly resi,ling on Wahasll nye-
uuo, botweon Polk and Harrison streets. was ar
rested by Datect,vo Simmona yestertiay Alter
noon, for tho theft Of 9.0 from felIow-seEyaut
in tl,e sumo house.
, 1875-02-27

vi, 1,,a, ,ro,,, h-c,,,ovcrs within tho onss,inE
wsnt fn. nv,, brtcls Al lilo A4yj,,,n, and to sn-
r,,h,r e'3 rnr. Of raa % To- bo takon from ,ho lake
si,oro A'sA' ~ '''
,.r. 800, ~, r.o,o,c,.
Gen. l'ioD fho TOMMY 1,era ,sstar mn an' ~ lo
ter Informing ht; .at a'a na{ oI .esa"nR ,',s ""a
near A. hann' a't '!ns H., w LINZ afo,,,,s w.a
til lIis c!'ceEa. ~ i's.H i. ~ ~. that IL
RtFen tue NenoIal 9~ans ~ n ,,nh s*es rr, NV
mtnsts. Aha he .an ~ s'."+ NV ~ ~
CLERK was not Ilona oi .e @ nio'es ~ eno
thtsases,oa npIs'ns; ~ ,a an o nro.soH ins"1f
as ,lnicr obligations to tl,e wr;ter u tt,,a giving
him time 10 liz III, his affairs botoro leaving this
world.
gfana Ste,neEs ts!t' ~ 1;c,cn "~e nesoy evono
rs as to % o,c. .. axc,a M S rhc .!orosos
ra.a, ~. ~ is H. Drsson Tin rento1ns,,
ihtsoaueoa ~ npenKeta a"i 'Ia o'Sm.nf; f,n VII
Itosn!en., ~ t9s.oMi w H. f,l,, Tont
Ar; Sno1tn 'c H. tsan.1 - Grp Tpc
~. ~ .a1oi. y. ~" ~ sa,,atia oss ,aahlv
apiesca;.tse; I;.s ~ ~ ia ""7 ..aso., 'rl,o
ratca WIN tho HcncatIun - sno 1oa1ot.. t 80
evening nrSeu ,,Sn ,t ~, ypa1 s,, "
SnhHs. W., NV, ,ni,uas
Tho Court In tho lie a1oyno-Farwch contested
election casa waA grinding swny Yesterday at the
| 1tatch House. a number Of WitncaAes nero ex-
hu'not. oat no teatnons " eeRssn. '@:oross Vre ~
tilc nuuhc Was ntp'Ets ps, .,n,,a ~ "or
bal: tesleu 70 naslae Esrsen noseS ~ u Gnr-
ltHt OF oect'on ns ~ NJ H. '1oss ',u ..oot,
cofan nnoM tnn !astnt ~ 1o, ~ ~.
What fsa'o sagos ~. s,o.oI na, ~ ~ ,itco
Eress'9nn! contest %as no' rrss,o,aE 1nf.
nlen nenrF ioS ho"'S Wall, aun ~ ~ n,,;ct
iroFs Ica!luon teIeso t'' '",. =" '.so o,io, ~
manner ~ "ilcn .o o'c''; H. Tson.,ott Worl
u tne r,1as Iffetoct " ~ ,.,n,ca rnr IL.
iheir osience "as, t. ,.,, aa;.ad n, ~ -,
tahlon ~esc & tso ~ "Im s'ST ~, W. Tourt ,hem
exercise tHa IN rgnt ,t y sn.hEo !i.;.t rn;t. r
aa1onthea I'LL ~ CLIQUE LUIS u''''''"s'
Tho Annnnl Convention Of tho sInternRt(onal!
Board of I.ako Underwriters oponed ita second
day's session ycatcTlay morning nt tho same
place NJ tho lnv bsforo--tho ea1us delegates bo.
Ing present. lilo proceedings were again kcpt
| as Bccrot as tho day bnforc. and nc
facts as 10 their loings could be OBJ.
taiuei By tho reporters. IAe Secretary,
Mr. Loyering, comcs noasoE to l. bphyMx,
tl,an any n,an ever interviewed by reporters. The
n,ootng adjourned aiue die at about o'clock
Tile following gentlemen Mere elected oficcrs
fur tic ensuing SEASON: Edward y. Hoiton
President; Doruarl Ilaldan, ylco-prestdent
William Lowering, Secretary: Executive Com
nittce--Wilflam Lovo1ipg. Chairman anu Treas
, 1875-02-27


The Finance Conmtttoo will nc6t SATURDAY
afternoon In tho Cumptrouer'a Office.
49,, no :, witt, ,r.. al .r1r,.,,,v
a'i' oeotCe a. "a'se "ne ft.o'sa
evening with magnlccnt gola'hoadoa cahe, aa
to;en Of tho appreciation OF hia efforts IN be-
1aIf of tho milwaukee, avenue improvements.
:, -,,s,,,, ~ Al n,,ndorson,u t,,,n ,'axt
~ e'''"'' oo 'A'a' y >'""A.." .,, A
Ono Of the most noticeable facts around tho
City-EIall Thursday uas tic absonco Of tho
u.' w. st,yontoa,,tn wns tha optv ono who brayol
.no '''onsoo.sn wa 'no o'y W. rs.',.. ~.
tue dangrra OF communism M" looe's nls why
through. Tbs others wero'lefeutinG their Htove-
learthU.
NJ, ...u,.,
1ue 4uou " to'co n.o' 5e"'e1nns "''.i" "s'A
Tor tho trial Of several hsenon' 1he only IN.
portAnt cases wore taoso OF fiIon'ah samos II"
Porter and Officer Mcfarland. Porter, for harsh
and insolont Iaug,aso to fireman, was de-
c,,Lod /, r,,,k fran -hsafstant Foronan to nt,e.
,tst,..,.s1 .... n,aa .,tx l.,., 49,, f,r H.
Man; msq uu - ts:so p"1
hGna s. H. ;,naaa, a w." ,r,ado ';.t rrnn
snta. ~ o sa,' "n q,
sae '1ct toA9 1'a l"'ai'S ''1' aauS o1e's ''
Mark Sheridan yesterday received alotter from
q, l3alart. of Glol,o Village, 31aas-, nquring ~
tn.wllicEl Lo considered tho best tire-epGuc. In
closed waB a circular noalel, "Eo Moro Sllsby
Steam .Fire-Engnes for Chicago" aud mo
More Notaries" In large block letteEs. Under
heath waa copy of au ordinance passed BY the
Council Aug, H. directing the Doard of Police
mt TO p,rcJlaso any moro tptAries Until their
,,,,vnr 1n1 .o,,onttr arn Fr1lv tratnl with o,bnr
, 1875-02-27
LOCAL LETTERS.
+tANHrk1EIl ENf1,E


70 the Editor n I'it Chicago tribune: .
CHICAGO, Feb. 29.-l know you are On tho 6ldo
OF humanity, aud SO strong against the evil prac-
rices Of tho day, therefore I tako tho liberty to
4cnd you word or two In reference to new
"auide ball." 0r mock-aucton establishment.
lust opened Rt No. II East kluzie street. Inv
INK been recently driven from some
other rlrcc, no doubt, thcso robherH-
In tho gu!so OF respectable 1non-hhye
opened place for swindling tue innocentpaBseF-
by. The mode OF operation Ia about As follows:
There arc four OF these robbers, AZ near as can
ASCERTAIN; one geuerally stayB In tho ottlce all
tho time, 10 10 ready for business. Quo man
occupies Tho sidewalk, and is commissioned To
~aylay cyory man who looks ignorant Of tho
>ssys Of city life. and two src in all. adjoining
beer s.loo feday 10y 't ma sh' ss 81 TN
alter the eountryma1 Ia eagel. r, to
may como up. Tho InantI'nlutiona of tho roper
forth u, front ot the don. and koeps watch up
aud down tho street to see wien econnttymait
il coming, or when policeman tounds cornes.
II : victim appears in tue distance, 10 prepares
roner i ~ d steps m iu front Of Him and oizors
i'll cards. AID 1t he endGavols to pass,
tic roper stcpa again in front TIL he ts either
pushed ssIle, or the victim IL induced 10 outer.
In GGkA Qe EAn1ok 1nah8 h ulA4 1HkGl tlto Aoh At
4akss back the .eardB, 80 tue lnan shall ha,0 TIC
evidence ot tha nature OF the business ~ SHOW
the police -,
A. soon rs man eutcrs ho steps Ia front o'
thS beer saloon. aud calls out tue Two neu
who 40 always ready, And tloy. &c
into Tho den to perfect the robbery
What occura there, and tho results thereof, arr
vol known BY tho reports IN tha daily pspeis
tl, pot disruy. ling his situation till after he hal
~ As el.,, o. elsa " sai,aased toe hl'
, 1875-02-27

Tho oersns Of 1863 poue1 70, 1873, Of whom 2, 10
wero foreigners, showing decrenao Of 1l:027 IN
tl,roa ycatn. Tho next coust1a. 1860, Showed
C9,s,lo OF whom 9,7iG wore foreign, Aecroaas ol
:sa In seven yonrs. Tho ccils,is nf 1864 showed
IL. $50, 4,lot Of whom were foreign, tocrcaho
nf G,841 In Bic years. Tho last censsa. that Of
1879. nI,nwa = population at GGA97, Of whom
bt.S]1 woro natives and llalf4cABtce, and 6.36t
foreigners. In tho nix ycnrs from 1896 to 1H72,
tho untiyo population tlecrenned 7,2:H, while tho
fnrntgn inCrrasch ,172; tho docroaso In tho n.y.
rrcchio being G,ilAa y. u. II.
, 1875-02-27
Secretary u


70 Tie Editor Of THE ChicIpo ITioHAs:
CHICAGO, Feb. 2G.-A Horse gets out Of gen.
Nemnn's burn on tho South hide. find the
horse on tho public highway on the West Side,
lock him up IN my barn, and ADVERTISE and claim
slight rowarl, is that correct?
Driving honse In my buggy clear moonlight
night, lind about dozen o1pscsH-wasouB alnng
State street on tho public highway, empty md
alono. tIttcl. them to my buggy anl takD them
i,ou.e, aud advertise aud claim reward .-is tlaas
correct?
iioiug along South Water street I find horse
and buggy not hitcAcd. jump in md drive to
the bridgeport Station {aoo9t 1.-Two miles, as
the sutton. kecPor. stating I found TIM animal
mt hitcAod-is that correct2 An policemen do
THIS Bomatinloa, cannot Il citizen do so2 ls not
1t Rua,nst tho law to occupy tho pnnio high
Wny ~ aboye7 lcAAIoD.
, 1875-02-27

To The Riitor u Tho Chicaaa Tribune:
CHICAGO, Fob. 9G.-In Justice to Mcssr0. Cook
L Mclean, who were 20 generous IA to donate
clothing valued here ut $500 to slo0, and among
tho unfortunate onoa In Kansaa worth at loast
i've tltob that anlonnt, think 1t no moro than
right that tho lncIosod acknowledgment should
bo malo II not already done, through tho presH.
Yours truly WM @. LubLow. 7. 0. Dept.
5@s',r r e Dxp"5!s'"ti II, ehss9y" ,r.n sm
wrote TO IIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. OIL or about the 4ttll
OF January letter acknowledging tue reselpt Of l,ox
o{ clothlH from you. Also, tnd It published III thu
Walnut Valley 1iH<s, aid sent cory 10 Jou, and
now yo writo to AIr. Braluar that we have never ac-
bu yu, havo failed TO SEQ any Of my communications
III ne nay Fight hero that NO did. on or about the
cCth Of Janry, secrlve and distribute abox OF "oNI
md cllllrvnn clothing, with caris from Cook 4 Nc.
Lean OIL nearly nyery pacAugr for whil1 We are trul,
thauitul aud very grateful. Respectfully.
CT t:unHtER,
Hecrftary Uutlcr County Relief Committee.
, 1875-02-27

-ss,,s,.
brides fAaF. Ia loclpor ILL.,, gu lho 18th lAst. Will
Aiu j. Ooodng. Of 1Atasld, N. w aud Dora 4. Math
kW BasteEu pspsn p3$Ass copy.
-k0U0S 0SnILLETTE-lo this sl!y. Fob. " hy ths 1&sT.
sumner Hl!la, Russell 60sks sad floEsnos Gillette,
MUDIE-LoCKk,.1on On Fsb %, q shs rsatdanee Of The
REfa Las III i. sh, liz q hh s, 81
oa1ds,
, 1875-02-27

Tha Great Overland Sunday Hall Train
will icaye Chicago Sunday, Feb. -, n 1915 IT,, wa
Chlcaxo. lock 1stand I: Pacific 1ilsoad stopping 1t
Ill regular stations on ,a!n ne connecting ut 0maha
with Mun1sy lnosoins expreas for Denver aud San
FTapelsco Tickels VA Chicago NuFtllx ss:etn. o.
Nhkaxo, Burlington Il Quincy Railroads, will bo
aken IN tuix train.
, 1875-02-27

4 FlNE OF ao4Q II II
In hollow sooh may he ucceaaasy ersi but II bost
to esesra the nseesey for such tsnEsrspx by uslu8
that supsEioe antots 10 dental decay Fragrant Eozo
dont.
, 1875-02-27

Nsw sosewood-ease panos, cared 1sgs. sgrssrs
trebls, &C. Bent money dedactol II putchassd
RaeAs Ts1npto o& hussu, Ao. a yAn hazta apset.
, 1875-02-27
Mites ! Miles fSqHHrs
t0I,g. truad. rnilfs.
Mtntts.

Tho w!oio embrace superficial area Of about
G, 1D0 miles.
They a1o oil Of volcanic origin. and tho sol. 10
fortned Of tlecompoacd volcanic rocks, sand,
mud and aHl1cs. Tic soil GENERALLY ispoor, nnd
to produce good cropa requires irrigation. The
baEana. yam, sweet potato, nrro"-root, sugar
cano, strawberry. and 1aspbnrry, arc Indigenous
and plentiful. Melons, limcs. oranEeH, guaYaB
piuo-nppcs. Erapos, poactcs llgB. citrons. cocoa
,r,ia, aud tanlurinla, have t,aen Flccesafnlly cnl
tiyalrd. Fish arc abundant, md aro much uGea
for food. ......
Ia saluhrious, and poepnsHcH a remarkable oven-
ncsA Ut temperature. Tho common range Of tue
Thermometer nt Honolulu ~ II deg. por dion.
Tho grsatost dcsroo Of heat during twclso ycara
IL tue asae was 90 aog ana o. des Tor tho
ranges at Honolulu in tho winter mouths bo-
tween Ga aud 81 deg, and In tho summer
n,ontEa bctweon Is and 8ii deg. Tho following
table will show tho nveraSe rainfall at Honolulu
for eight years, nlll the amount falling oac h
month:
oeso'ss. as s,s:" Ariii..
So.snsss So,s,'s1 alny; %
Iauuary. aol!ul5... ....n q
.......1 % A,g,'st 90 %
| Giving yearly ayessEa of 3a,1s Inches.
Tie Iawatsnn Mnihtcr Of Finance hsa iuRt
| rubIlYhoda pamphlet conta thing Ssaionont OF
tho ....--
! REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES ..
] nf tho NAwnian Kingdom for eighteen yoars.'
! Some Of tho facts co1tnittd III tl.ia pamphlet
| wi bo OF intcrtst to tho tnoncycd mctl of tho
| United Statoe, now thNt tho Government OF THIS
Kingdom IL III tho market, it III said. Tor loAn Of
u million OF tlo!lara. The preholt funded debt
Of tho Kingdom is 9372,300, maturing yearly
lilo ful!orsn, ia Il statement OF tho property
| belonging to tho Government, with its cosk:
| Es,Jaus.le, ii Icrca IT made land, with
l S,F y fnNf q
, 1875-02-27

tAp0 ...........- . ..--,
pEcREASE IN POPULATION.
When yisitei: by Capt. Cook in ITO, he ea-
Lila ettlmnto may haso beeu too high. Ths nEst
official census was tAkon in 1892. showing pop
ulation Of 130,3l5. A census Mas taken ~ 1880
showing but los tea falling OF ot u. .4l4 III four
years. Ths next cepaus was AGen 10 1850, hhow-
Ing on OF upHszl1 Of 4,0Qo IN fouztaaa ysaks.
, 1875-02-27

= tId3,78A.l{
Ono Of tho most remarkable factd In connec-
ton with tho history Of these islanda IL the very
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-29

Their" j. a good stock market at
this place for The purchase and sale
of hor-e%. mules, and cattle. Several
persons are engaged more or less, in
the business of dealing in stock,
among them w. NJ. Ward, J. c. Alb
nPy, Barnard Il Co.. and Tracy & Co.
Those who will come to Cheyenne
a. the starting point Will save money,
time and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits ut This place.