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THE GRAND ARMY,

TIN chmmittoo IN Finance of th. erand R,.
cN-,: o-:..- ~. -. ~
unioa oi ooio'e1a alo oa'ois .. @4'7 aa'o "a1'
held meeting 1t the Sherman douse last even
ing. Gen. 4. L. Chetlain was elected Chairman
v,a aare,rea nnt;, nevt meet;no and Mr. p n
w-s w. .o1o-1~e N,-14 80. c-.k-a. e' -.4~ -
aancr "aa eiectea secretary pfo 'ena'
Gen. Chot!a1n sald that In LIS oplnlon4 the FL
nance Committee should appoint committee to
select se7era, committees to wait upon the bank
~. -,a,,ns-+. h,s;,,aa. ,,a, ~, ~ .,1;o;.
cas- NoA D 49, ~ 49,
sus'sc11p'lono' oy elF4u5 LILO "oAA Ao1o tno oaoos
OF eight or ten committees, work would be com
paratively light
Col. Baldwin thought they ought to deEer ac-
ton until tne ne1t meetlng. as the members
we're improperly noLneo, and therefore. bue
few were present. Written notices should be
sent 10 every member
On motion il. WAS resolved TINT tfe members
~ +Ia Comrittaa ha 7,otifiad hv +bo Secr.tsrv
~. .ao coaso t1 70 ae'toe ~ .ae ,nsIy ,nnIeteta'y
th1ouRn 'ne nan 60 atsenu Hses'nS tnatsoa9
evening 81 tno cIno-room OF tne one1nan House.
The following gentlemen vera added to the
Committee: Gen. F. T. Sherman Mai. +. S.
Brennan chi Tsmilton r. Dor + M
Dnrand " T, Oran. + " noo1.
q - atooa ~ p,-,,,a.
G1o+ a1freI viz faorro Vcr HoiIsn II n
ST:ii r. 49, :Ss,s-.-1S- C.s - ~
lAI0: - - cAe'1a 70; At@!1 01eAo1a01 9.csea2on
Jack etephens, col. A. =. St[yRef' dcnry Ai!-
dfeth1 JACK Harrlnrtou, MARX Sheridan, bt. CLAIR
Sutherland, G. II. Cook. e. F. Wall, r. P. Dor
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the unprinctpled who too often live convenient
to hydrnnts, was Expressed, tho resolutions
Here adopted by = rising vote. ...
The Chair than appointed the following COM
nitteo to carry cut the prov:siona Of the resolu-
tions: II. 4. Devine, ?. a Newton aud 0. A.
nelton.
On motion, vote Of THANKS was tendered tho
retiring President. Weep esident, and Score
tary, for their services, after which the meeting
adjourned for TWO weeks.
, 1875-04-04
Qil-PaintiuF%,

At tho auction Of Messrr, Ellison, Pouaero1 c.. 81
and IS Rxndolph-sr there Is exhibition catalogu4
Of ITS oil paintings not the usual class generally found
At auction, but + really nns collection, embracing
manp gems worthy piaco in any Of the many tns
prvte collections in this CITY, Tne whole catalogue
will Be offered at perampory auction las Commanding
On Tuead8y morning next
, 1875-04-04
THE CITY OFFICES

Tho CITY Treasurer yesterday pnid out 50, 900
to tho Board Of Health and $4,000 to the
schoo1-teachers.
The Committee on County Relations will meet
at o'clock Monday afternoon in tho City
Clerks Office. AID. Roidy is Chairman.
Stephen Bicsen, the stroetrforeman. whose 10
no7al from Office Was noted several days ago,
will he retained, for the present st least. His
SUCCESSOR is thereby discounted.
Reports received at the City Engineers Office
Yesterday afternoon indicate that the frost ID
we'll out OF the ground, many OF the frozen
hydrants having suddenly Started running
again..
The Committee On Railroads will meet ut 8
o'clock Monday afternoon in tho City Clerks
Office to consider An ordinance providing for b
side-track ut tho corner Of Archer and Stewart
avenues.
Tho Board Of Public Works will tomorrow
open bid. for the supply OF 1900 tons Of m
thracite coal for usa at tue Water Works. and
also for all lumber required by tina Board during
tho present municipal year.
Tho Milwaukee avenue condemnation case,
which YVES to have come up for trial yesterday
morning in Judge noores' Court, nas postponed
On account Of the illness Of Murray F. Tuley, the
plaintiffs attorney. Judge DickeJ appeared Tor
the city.
AID. Hildreth is on tho alert for yet another
Improvement in his ward. Ao now wants HouFy
street connected with Wright, which, il done,
VIII neccssitate diagonal crossing pearly 800
feet in length. The next move will probably be
q stree!-raslway on West Twelfth street.
! The Finance Committee met Yesterday after
noon in tho Con1ctrnller's Office for the purpose
of auditing some bills and some accounts Of the
Comptroller. The bill Of Orville Olcott, amount
ing to about &C 600, 6or damages done to the
building No. IS Van Buren street during the
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At the caucus for town olticc17 Friday evening
at the Town-Hsll, the following gentlemen uero
nominated as candidates: Supervisor, A. J.
Grover; School Trustee, J. F. Keeney; Col1ec-
tor, G. G. Stratson; Town Clerk, J. +. Fitch !;
for Assessor, the only otico about which there
VAS any Dispute, S. =. Klino received sc votes,
James Cur1ey 10, and ]. C. Murphy 20; for
Highway Commissioner, P. l.. Ionley.
The UAter-Torks consume only half ton Of
coalscreenings per day, the cost OF which is
$3.50. Adding to this the salaries OF the en-
gineers and tiremen, it is found that the &C.
tual expeuEo OF running tho works is about $l1
day, or only $1,000 year. That certainly is
economica1.
Communion service will be hald in tho Motho-
dist Church this morning, and in the e7ening DR..
Fowler lectures upon 1.-THE Magnetism Of the
Cross"
The Rev. Arthur r. Pearsons, D. D., pastor OF
the Fourth Street Presbyterian Church, Detroit,
will deliver ; free lecture in the Methodist
Church Tucsday evening On - The power and
lmpot tauco OF spiritual unction in the pulpit"
Whether there will be sewer on Davis street
or not is the question at issue in the election At
Village Trustees for the ensuing year.
IAwcpALE
4 Presbyterian church Was organized tho past
week with very encouraging prospects, The
Baptist Church having been thoroughly reno
vated, will have a new opcning to-day. The Rov.
Mr. Hobart sill preach in the morning, and the
Rsv. Mr. Mabie in the aTeni1g.
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Novelties In Millinery Goods.
On Monday We shall exhibit 1nany nav and daxtfansa
novelties In our millinery department. This At
our spocaltea. Our stock Is superb, and stylhs
elegant, and better yet, prices a1s vsay laN.
Hotchldn, Palmer h Co., 1S7 and 13o Stat& shns&.
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tsny worthy At special mention, and tho prices that
tho offered at arc certainly, to mind 4.
low - they b manufactured for. Tho motto q
this house apreazs to be, !" Small profits and aer,
sales and they always pleased to show thar gooda
and for this purpose have, as VIC h2vs axpeS1a1esd
Eeutla.uanly and courteous salesman.
, 1875-04-04

BUFFALO, April 3.-At $50 p. N. fire broke
out in tho hve-storY brick building known al
Cot Block, at West Swan and Pearl streets, oc-
cupied BY White l. Bailey, lithographe1s and
printers; John E. Marshall. envelope manu-
facturer, aud others. Tae building WAS
totally destroyed White i Bailey's loss Is eati-
mated at s145,000 insured for s85000. Total
loss, $3.50. 900 insurance, $4,000. Edward J.
Chester foreman Of the Liberty Hose, while on
the third floor, waa killed by tho FILLING Of tho
fourth fioar
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Something Charming in Curtains.
It Will repay any housewife chanctnx near HnsA
jenkins Fa1ons T. paper-hangers aud hou=e-doonz4-
tors, 20 and 81 ssate stree to aak to ss aiz ss-
ples Of laee and Nottingham curtains
, 1875-04-04

To the Editor At The CHICAGO Tribune:
CHICAGO, April 3.-Now that the list Of JUS
tices who are to be appointed has been revised,
would it not be proper to ask why the Germans
are 80 entirely ignored The revised list con-
Bists Of two Irish, etwo Scandinavian, twelve
Americans, and three German Hebrews. It
must be understood that ths gentlemen who have,
Us Germans, been recommended, are not Cor
mans, but simply speak German. This is m
imposition on the Germans, and does them
great injustice, and reflects 10 credit upon the
Judges who made tha selection. GEuMAN.
, 1875-04-04

DAKOTA SUFFERERS. =
10 ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. April 3.-There ars over 6,oco psf
sons in Dakota Territory who have no means to
provide for their own subsistence, aud arc
wholly without seed-grain OF the means to pur-
chnse; and they have no credit or opportunity to
borrow seed. We have asked modestly Of pub
lie charity, and havo received vory little. Tho
total cash contributions to tho Territorial Relief
Committee ia $1,206.90.
During tho last two weeks every plan has been
attempted and every method tried to secure some
ho1p even slight, from Chicago. have been
treated with great courtesy, and our uufort-
unate and helpless sufferers have received much
sympathy from many Of the leading business
men Of this city, but have SO far been wholly
unable to secure any practical results or the
active cooperation OF any citizen. We have
tried to take care Of our own during the wntor,
and have been unable to continue doing &C.
The Government appropriation is rendering us
temporary help. The army officers haye enrolled
the needy without ''fear, favor, or Affection"
and thus reduced the whole to exact knowledge.
The precise condition is reliably known, and the
charity will be most responslbly and aafel5 I'D
ministered. No appSeciabla fraud can now pos
sibly be practjced.
These people arc brzvc, hardy, honest pio-
neers generally poor to start with, but repre-
Benting truly our American enterprise, that as
sauits tho obstacles OF nature and conquers the
wilderness for now States. They are not shift
less or unworthy people. immigrants and pio-
neers OF new lands arc nercr drones. But there
they are, stricken by general calamity. II
they leave their homestcads they aro boggaFs.
Who're they are is the best place for them. But
wherever they are, they ARE practically upon tho
Sh1s sea 61 Of s as sod Ind 6a co snoad be
drift into tl,o cnrrurtDn nf tha 1nnaa and
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We Sell 4O-lb. Hair Mattrcsz,
1st class tick, fun vei2ht at SO hust mattress,
good arttcle 1t s. II you want hvs geese feathers q
hair mats1ess Eenade, it viii pay you ts call On !. T.
Paddock Co.. 500 West Madisou-st
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Ve-v Attractive.

VezY A[EtAEEtV8.
Our stock Of 1aies' cotton underwear il rsrpaaxed
In maka, finish, prices. We use only tho beat of
muslin, and warrant every piecs to b sasfactory or
money refunded Wa have also 11zge xtock OF roboz
dresses erts etc., for infants. Good styles at 1on
Prices Hotchhn. Primer l. Co., 1a7 aud 1sa s:ass
Ktre1t
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ElruWnnf1 Cn11rr.

Elmwood Co11er.
clsrgymen, officers Of the army, railroad stf5RAs
and. In facs, all classes Of recommend tho Elm
wood collar II tho best wurn- Il win ht hskast
look nicer, and keep clean longor than Any e4hsz-
three good qualities.
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Gleu Flora,

II Jou IN invalid from any eauze sand 10 q. g.
r. f. Parks, Waukegau, H.. and obtain otrculzs civ
ing full particulars in regard to tbs Clan Flora Nh
srat Spring.
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FIRES.

Fonr DODGE. H., April 3.-A fire broke out
here as 8 o'clock this morning in tho Wilkcson
bakery on Fifth street, destroying three build
ings, with loss Of about Sc, 600. The stock OF
the bakery was insured fer $500 in the German,
Of Freoport, and e3O0 IN the Girazd,
OF Ph1ladelphia. The building was insured
for 5000 in the Mercantile, Of Chicago. and 500
in tho Wostchester, New York The contents OF
Brady nnd Flynn's saloons were nearly all
Eaved insurance on the same, $500 in the NTer-
cs,ltl1e, and $500 in the German. OF Freepost.
Tho saloon building vas insured for $500
in the Chicago Mercantile. The loss
On the contents will not exceed $500. The meat
market was insured for S4D0 in the Milwaukee
Northwestern National, and 3150 on the contonts
in the Home OF Columbus, Ohio. Total insur-
ance on buildings and contents, 81, 500, Of which
the losses ara about $1,000. Fire supposed to
be tho work of an incendiary.
, 1875-04-04

ChfckerinE Upright Pianos.
Jus: received At Reeds Temps Of Music, eornee of
Dearborn and Van Euren streets, few very dno up
right rdauos containing tic latest aud best lmurovs
ruepta
, 1875-04-04

dxegori's Portrait Of tho Pora,
painted ut tho Vatican LAST yezr, exhibition hos n
Geusleh Photographic Studies, soa.haa1s caraan
Sta&4 and TYaxhin2ton xtreet2, g.
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&1M fnr a 71fnna~-aa+

g U1uuHT.58Et
$3.50 Tor ten set, $50 for chtna dinner ae IS frs
porcelain opaquo dinner SGT. Decorated dinner uh
from SO to $500; dns goblets 81 pr dozen; patsd
Ware, cutlery stc st saving Of /: to 70 pex esat Il
Turner l. Fay's, 34 West Madison street.
, 1875-04-04

In Underwear, Ladies',
NO now Offering, Of our own manufacture chesrae,
drawcrn and skirts at Is cents to 81. such Jon nsr
bought tc4oco for the money. partlridgo l. Co. la
and II6 Sszta street.
, 1875-04-04

Change Of Time on the T<ankakee Linz.
On and after Sunday. April 4, trains will laass Csa
tzal depot, foot of Lake street, follows:
For lafayette, indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati
xnd points South and Eas: At 7:25 r. H. except Sun.
dayz with parlor to Cincinnati; T..5 D. 1n daily
with sleeping cars to Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Ticket oice, III Randolph street. E. Gallup ass>.
e1zI Testern Passenger Agent
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Ear Discharges and Partial Deafness

Ear Discharges and Partial Deafness
Cured.
For the next two weeks Dr.. Hartley win attend al
responsible persons free Of charge until cured At hta
residence G3l Michigan avenus. The following tsatA
1nontAls axe submitted without comment:
"Dr Hartley treated mo for an 1T ecdon o1 sAe a.
with the most gratifying result.
"JAMEs CErMuw,
"314 1aSallc street, ChicsQo.s
"Dr. Hartley has succeeded in etfect.ng per1aee
cure, which dates back to early childhood.
THOMAS LYoNa,
"Room Sc Dore Block, IT Madison streats
Dr.. Hartley viii receive calls at ha residence, S0
Mich1gan avenue, until tho 21st Of April HeceJta0
houl1 from to o'clock daily,
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This Notice Remembered
h worth from S to SIS to any uan who wsnh to szd
suit ct clothes this spring. 60 much clear gain yoa
viii see by going to oZdwny / Newland, taezchz0
tai1ors1 20 West Madison street.
, 1875-04-04

can be stopped except through change Of tho
plan OF incentive Of action. Not that expect
people to stop competing as an element OF
righteous progress, but that the end for which
they compete shsll embrace general good. ia
which the particular good will necessarily bo
included.
As ne are now situated, Ne cannot with safety
throw stones at one another, because We are
~ all in tho samo boat" and some distance ye:
from the land Of promise. We may strive to
patch up the old system here aud there, but the
old thing looka worse for the patches
OGDEN WH1TLocH-
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HouEaIkeepcrS. Attention.

HouseLeepors, Attention.
You viii do well to risit James r Daton1 Immense
emporium Ct Kitchen outfits, stoves, ranges 1s7 md
194 State sszcos before buying anything in tha Iias
, 1875-04-04
THE. CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

lEAE SlG L.
GENERAL NEWS.
''Any letters for mo?" remarked ! man as b
stepped up to the genera1-delivery wieket'at th
Poet Office on Saturday "Whnt do You spel
yourself ?" replied the attentive clerk
The question OF union 1evivals Was expected
to bare been opened again II the noon meeting
Mt Fsrweu Hall yesterday, but it Vas not alluded
to. L want OF union among tho pastors killed
the movement.
Tle parties interested In the South Park con
demnation casca appeared before judge Rogert
yesterday, to argue the motion for = new trial
but the Court deferred the hearing for tWc
weekn-
"Put to flight on tbAt famed Pickard field, 4
ths epitaph preparedfora young mau who dur
ing his LIFETIME liked the ballaas. Of MAc&nlay.
His last earthly act MAS to appear 1t the spelling
tournament On that unlucky Friday
After An unusually severe winter it is pleasast
to know that the fire-plugs Ere il magnificent
condition, thanks to tho unit ing industry Of
Mr. George Sterling, superintendent Of this line
Of operatioas under tho Board qf Public Worka.
Yesterday evening an old gentleman, GO years
Of age. nam I'd LII, Tas 1un over at tbs cerndr
Of State aud Twelfth streets By passing buggy
and knocked senseless- The driver was not to
blame in tbs, least, and carried the injured man
home to No. S92 State street.
The report of the Woman's Aid Association
for March shows that employment has been fur
nished to Ill w,7men and girls in the city, and
for.y-one have beea sont to tho country Fam
lies in need Of help would do well to call ut
+h.ir -,n,,1ovnant otica Room l. 81 Lssalle
-.~e.t
Saeo~
The Finance Committee Of the County Bo.rd
Yesterday connn1etad their lsbor in comparing
.k~~s.;.ts ~ s;.,,rreor,.-+a ~ tn. osGce ~
tne tece'p's anu u.." n.s. TeA 1e1o ~ 49, 49,
the CoEntJ cierA aso4 Uecempe.; 1o'e, 70 os.o,
oer 1873 WlIn me oooA9 n. " 'no oa'ce, ~
ioa iesa ,na 1,to .ha Cnrm;stee were At work esch
sF.a1r,o1, ~ for +,a nest 1hrea dars
,,~
Friday evening CO Dr.. A. T. jacasoA OF 1o5
Michigan avenue, Tas feH1nlnS nome 11em
epellinE-schoo1 ut Fa:Weu aa'. q va1eanle
State street car The stud naa VEN .1snt
w-back, and required consloefaole work To-
remove It, Re describes the tn1eFes SO Accu-
Ia!ely that the detectives cannos 1aa 20 o1seoses
them
nron,iront citizen uho had vainly endeay-
orcd Frid.y oyepc last to convince another
;,rou1incnt citizen weu-known in educational
circles that there was onis one IN II, "as
heard to remark: Wen, ! dons glVe mooy-
F?1laole anyway ono oi tuoss eaucaeo,s G Was Has
On that cotnnteeee appolnsea e 20 e1nne EaaIioS
rols r m into It's rspor. These spellins-saaools
dGat amount TO much, anyhow.
= little bov living on Curtis street shot ont
mis- sistcr's west eye Saturday morning with
,f;nr-wang, ind, while practlcing baseball On q
vacant lot adjoining the house in the afternoon,
31roke his nose md Eve panes Of glass. Accept
,nc thesa seyeral evidences, his pa laid off his
, 1875-04-04
Furniture.

"G1en Flora Watern for Famfliea,
bJ Buck + Rayuoz, makers of tho MARI colosas."
, 1875-04-04

10 the Editor Of 1Ae Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, April Sin your report OF the great
spelling match at ..Farwelt Ha1 last evening you
do an injustice to one Of tho principal psrtici-
pants. You say that a1r. Newhall was
given two opportunities to spell tbs word
8. frachygraphy." This statement ia but hall
true. only one attempt to spell the word was
afforded him, although, at his request, it
MAS trice pronounced. To Us in tho audience,
Mr, Pickerd seemed to utter the word as it its
first syllable vas Track" which pronunciation
would naturally lead one not familiar with the
word to suppose that it Was spelled with two
'tc's and this is precisely the error into which
Mr. Newhall fell The remaining syllablos were
correctly spelled, md 1t is evident that, had the
pronunciation Of the word been correct, be would
have mastered it without difficulty, although
it Was obviously new word to him. As both
Mr Newhall and Mr. Fisher missed this word,
the protest OF the latter against receiving the
prize for the best spelling was not only grace
ful thing to do, but was also IN excellent taste,
inasmuch as the result was not d demonstration
of superiority. Tho finale was very uusatiBfac
tory to the audience, the general desire being
that the contest should continue till one Of the
spoilers captured word which had escaped his
adversary. fA1RPLAX.
, 1875-04-04

Ito asserksns af Furniture now IN stn1a 1t George
G1bsxtA, Nos. ~ ard 2eo Wahaah xTeous, IL sex-
, 1875-04-04

Senators Castle and Robinson, members Of the
Investigating Committee charged into looking
With Grain Inspector HarPer's matters, arrived IN
tho city Friday night and pro:eeded yestetday
morning to the realdence Of Mr. Harper, at No.
l57 Douglas avenue. and had with him long
conversation, principally bearing on the question
Of the alleged COMPLAINTS Mr. Harper is still
in bed and his doctor will cot allow him to stir
out for some days Yet- Monday Senator Smith.
the Remaining member OF the Committee, will
ar1iyo in Chicago sEd the Committee will then
begin to do tho work 1or which they xere ap-
pointed.
Its no use," said an enthusiastic citizen
Yesterday. ''it's no uae your talking about your
st. Louiees, and your Cincinnatis, and rour
s.iluaukecs this City is the boBs-Phnni1 Of 'em
~otion 40 business. Just look at that young
Ieller Billy Smith. will you j: Bout ten days
Ego his sweetheart jabbed = jack-knife into him,
rid they thought he was as good to
end 20 one in aight and sbere be waa
yesterday helping to steal bale of cloth, and
humping himself away so lively that the patrol
xu7n couldn't see to shoot him for the dust.
TaeTe'a business Cor you- and he aln't more'n
Is. tell you when ne old felers on the Board
o Trade has got to pass in our checks that
lsoy'u be co=nering number Two and getting out
i1juoctions- 1ou hear mel"
The truly rural editor Of tho Inter Ocean re-
Gently wrote lin sorghum nolaeses On =
corn shnc1) the following answer to oorre
epon6ear who thirsted to know why An iron tubo
bar Of the same weight: 'Ihe strength of lrm
is in ita surface an iron tuba has two surfaces,
knd therefore has more strength th3u 3 solid rod
OF the sanae Dimensions. Acting upon this
principle he undertook lxst plght to *4 skin
tne cat" and so through ce-tain other
synp.s dc performances upon tho etoye-pipes in
:3e 1ailor. which offered moro surface thsn any
t:lbC else Bltlla reach. Tha doctor Thinks that
, 1875-04-04

menta a.d avoid the rocks on which thev spit,
These failinga will not prevent further trials un-
til the true system is Developed.
q am waiting for some one to knock from my
6houldcr that other chip. in regard to life com
panies making money by the death Of their
policy holders. H.
WHY AuEn1cAx BOYS AND E1ERrBopr ARE
wRoSoEo.
70 the Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, April 3.-Your recent article on
How American Boys Are Wronged," because
they are not generally welcome in learning trades
BY some OF the trado'hnion3, is very we'll timed.
You show TINT our boys have serious difficulty
IN getting the opportunity to learn trade, and
thus fit themselves for the task Of self support
when they must depend upon themselves; that
they are, in fact, compelled to become boot
blacks, or ANYTHING but competent workmen,
because union !" men mako no place for them
benefit -
From the s.andpoin. OF right. or co~opera-
tive, condition OF things, such treatment of the
boys by their elder brothers is indeed shameful.
II anybody or everybody vas acting on the prin-
clpo OF corporation, instead OF this everlasting
strife OF competition, such thing a. keeping
down tho weak BY the strong would be u1-
known; hut SO long <as it is the rule OF action
aaos6sr aS fep tho to se ss Is aos Sa sso
(oEery fellow for himself and the de7il take the
lndernost), I e1Sect to SEQ the union men look ]
ont for their own interests in the wnY they are
doing, eithout exciting special wonder. Do not |
believe the1 conduct in tho premises is such be-
cause they love to discourage the boys, but feel |
that they are only li7ing up to the requirements
ana necessities OF our present competitive system
OF things. Do not blame them above any other |
class Of men living under and personalizlng the
6ame system.
There is no way given among men whereby |
such thingH-kuch il1-tycatmant "a indicated |
, 1875-04-04

STATE OF IL1rNoIs, COUNTY OF Cook, ss.--I, Edwin
Drury Chief Deputy In the County Clcrk1a olce, do
bere5y eclauuly swear that Mrs. eb and her sitter
only pad for tho actual work dono for this Office;
that they were paid By the ayerags days work Of
regular employee and were not allowed for Interrupt
tons; and that their Eorx han been acceptable in
every respect any can ascertain they will only
taxa the trouble to cou.c and examine.
EDWIN DRuRY, Chief Deputy.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Sd day Of
April, .l875. ERWIN MAAoK, Notary Public.
, 1875-04-04

In compliance With the sbore request would sue-
gcst meeting Of the Of tho Fifty-scveuth
Illinois Volunteers ut the Sherman House cub-roous
Tue9day, April 6, 1T o'clock p. m, sharp.
Cal. s. D. BALDWIN,
Late Colonel Fifty-.eventh Illinois volunteers,