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, 1875-03-11

Tho presence at Springfield of alr. uEsISa,
as VOL AZ his recent rupture with Sheriff
Aoxxw, will servo a good purpose il he anc-
oeeds in exposing aud frustrating tho steal
contemplated In tho bill allowing 35 cents
per DAY for dieting prisoners in tho County
Jal. The authority to tako this sum out Of
tho pockets OF the taxpayers Of Cook County
would insure to Mr.. AasEw and Lis lobbyists
u bonauza to tho tune Of $a5,00 per year
and upwards, as It has been demonstrated
that Is centa per day for the dict
Of each prisoner would lsave handsome mr.
gin. In tho face Of tho fast that thete nre
In Chicago probably l.,oo> families Of work.
ingnen wI.cse daily expenditures for food do
not o1eeed an average Of IL cents per copitn,
and that proposition Is now before tho
Board Of County Commissioners to fesa Tho
jail inmates at the same rate, 1t will require a
good bha1e Of Sheriff AoNEw's prospective
gains 10 induce even the present Legislature
to shoulder tho robbery embodied In tho blu
In question.
, 1875-03-11

Tho election OF ar. FEanr, Of Michigan, as
President pro tem. OF the Senate, was D natser-
ing and wcll.dcscrrcd compliment to him MS
q parlinmentarian Of distinguished capability
and perfect fairness,-an estimate concern-
ing which thezo has been no differ
ence Of opinion on either sido Of tile
Senate, md which will greatly nssist
him in tho exercise Of the delicate and
difficult functions pertaining to the position
Of presiding officer Of TINT body. Having
the confidence alike Of Democrats and Re-
pub1icans, Mr.. FERRY will DO ablo to facilitate
tho transaction Of business in tho Senate,
and, if he remains true 10 his former record,
his nav DONORS will bo of mutual advantage.
, 1875-03-11

Tho bill ropealing the Registry law in thiB
State las passed to third reading In tho
Senate by ~ aycs to II noes, X Senators ab-
sent OF not voting. Tho bill is in substance
n bill 10 abolish lcgal elections in Chicago, in.
nsmucl MS 1t will bo simply impossible to
have an honest election in this city without n
registry. Its rcpoal will romove tho only
safeguard that now shields tho ballot-hox ard
guarantees any purity Of elections. Do awny
with tho rcgistry, and tho election polls are Mt
once exposed to frauds and corruptiona Of tho
most wholesale description. The ballot-box-
stuffer, tile repeater, roughs, and rowtlios will
control them, aud tho respectable clasa Of
tho community will be tlefraudodo Of ita rights
nnd laYo no remedy. It cannot hopo to
redross its wrongs by contestiug an election,
because it cannot expose the frauds. Now,
every voter is registered by naluo mud resi-
dence, md his vote ID numbered 10 cor
respond with his number on tho register, or,
If he ia not registered, Ills vote hos to DO
sworn in so that It Gnu bo identified In case
of necessity. Tho ballot-box-stuiTer or re-
peater who Registers himself from vacant
lot, OF wood pile, or hole under the sido-
wink, or hay-loft, can now bo identified as q
fraudulent voter by means Of tho regiHtry,
and hundreds Of such Aavo boon discovered
in tho Adermnnio contest, for instance, in
tho Twentieth Ward Of this city, by this
means. Do nwny with tho registry, and
Chicago will bo Mt tho mercy Of tho criminal
md dissoputablo classcs, and honest and ro-
spectablo people can have no romcdy. The
, 1875-03-11

A new epidemic, moro dreadful to tbs ft,s'
ionsble world than the measles, Is sowly xo't,
INK it's way westward from New England. iii
tho spelAng-mstch. II broke cut lfst Ia Mss'.
chuaotts, being conceived for tho benefit tt
some charitable institution and 1t has nov sens
hs far sonth ~ Virginih and ~ far west III fs.
diana. OF cousse, it would be very srouhlexas
for tho fashionable peoplo In tho cities to sastF
an attack Of tho prevailing complaint. ID
young folk who waltz "loyeiy" do not ~
general thing, spell "lovoly;" and It 30 hnpFsns
that many Of tho papaa and mammas ss''
thorn in garret, In kltcllen bred, and t.n'
not bo expected to spell Mt aIF. And lot lin tli
atandeth take heed lest ho fal1. The first psssoa
to 60 down IN tho Indianapolis match, lit
Wednesday night, waa Prof.. ". A. DEII, eds''
OF tho School Journal, who spelled bis first soea
''alledgod;" and young lady In psoVidancs T.
t., Lost frat prize By epolling "syllabub" IL.
stoad OF "sil!abub." Her osthogrsphy u gtel
enough for most OF uB.
, 1875-03-11
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AddreAa THE Tribune EGafA"it
Corner hfadlson md Dearborn. siz.. ChitsRo' ILL
, 1875-03-11

The fact that tic proposition to organize q
now architoct.ring for tho rebuilding Of tho
Court House nnd City-1Iall was embodied In
q minority report in tho Board Of County
Commissioners yesterday by no moein iul-
p1ics TINT it is minority measure. The ring
in the Board is quito equal to tin dodge of
..putting up" prcsenso Of opposition md
OF Keeping 1t up until tho decisive voto ia
taken. 1t will. moreover, DO noticed
that the proposed allowance Of 4 per
aent 81 architect foes, whiel. will asnos1nt to
500, 900 II tho cost Of tho building is lin
tied to $sa.500, coo, but which ito not include
the parqujsites and stea!ings peculiar to tho
construction OF public buildings in Chicago,
ieAves very comfortable surplus to DO looked
Forward to by tho eight ring Commissioners
whose votes will DO necessary 10 adopt Mr.
IoNEnoAx's minority" report.
, 1875-03-11

A cablo dispatch to tho Now York FREE
mars journal announces that Mt conslstory
to bo held at Ro1no OIL the 18th inst. tl1oro
will ba appointed Boycn Cardinals to I'LL ~
u,any vacancies. Two nf these nre resident
In pr1asaia, ono in Belgium. two in Italy, aud
Archbishop MANNING, Of Lontlon, md Arch.
bishop McC1osTEr, Of New York. The COL
lego Of Cardinals generally numbers about
seventy members, including tho thrco orders
Of Cariina bishops, Cardinal Priests. mud
Cardinal Dcacons. 4 number Of vacancies
now exist. Wo believe tint all tho present
Cardinals hayo 1,ccn appointed by Prua 1N.,
who has ont1iycd ali thoso who wero
in office at tho time Of his election. or
the present body there Ia onn from Germany,
two from Austria, four or tiyo Frcnclnnen,
two Spaniart1s. ono Portuguese, one fron'
Guatemala, md ono from 1rc1nnd The
others nro Italians, Tic two now selected
from prussia arc two bishops who have been
imprisoned by tho Government. The Mp
rointmcnt Of Archbishop AL.SstXa is tho
first i'll England since tho days Of ELIZABETH.
Archbishop SIcC1os5Er Is tho first Cardinal
appointed from tho United States. This mp
pointu,ent Of MI English and M American
Cnrt;nal is m indication Of sliglst change
in the policy Of tho Church. It, to rartial
extent, recognizes The principle Of rep
resoutation. Tho Konlan Catholics Of this
country aud Of England constitute numerous
body Of tho membership Of tho Church, md
In zeal md devotion, and in material contri-
button to tho support Of tho Church, excel.
perhaps, ouy equal number Of the mo,nberB
Of tho Church. Tho money contributions
from England md tho United States form a
large part OF tho support Of tho Church gov
crnment in Rome. Many OF tho wcaltl'cst
families in England aro Of TINT faith, and arc
liberal in It's support.
Tho appointment Of Archbishop N1Ass1So
Ia also recognition OF hs nbility aud labors.
An Englishman by birth, llo hns dono much
for the Churcl, in that country. Tile
| selection Of Archbishop nicCtosxEr is
however, more Of recognition ol
| tho Church il this country, anG
/ especially Of the Church in New York, thar
personal. Though very estimnblo and re
| spectablo prelato. ho il not rnnked among
tho ablest Bishops Of the American Church
Tic is quiet, unostentatious, ami uuaggresa
i've Bishop. He las not distinguished him
solf ns scholar, as n writor, nor as IN orator
but tho fact tint lie succeeded Archbishop
HuanEs, perhnps, mikes tho contrast in Ties
particulars moro unfavorable to him thai
otherwise. There have boon 1econtly m in
croaso Of Bishops Of the Church in thi
country nnd also m increase Of tho numhe
| Of A1chbiahops. Tho country is divided int
as mnny provinces as there are ArchbiBhopa
nud in zach Of theso provinces there aro
number Of suGrogan BiHhoprics. Now come
tho appointment of Cardinal, Which vii
giro an unity to tho organization Of I'll
Church government in the United State
which it has not yet possessed.
, 1875-03-11
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

II nnY QUO fonturs OF tho presout aee m,,.,
moro clearly than another Ito taatloucv tn II.
diffusion Of knowledge and its demand. nv tos
thorough. exhaustive information upon al, IN,
les, that feature ia Assuro3y it's Abundapca :,
encyclopaedia. Tho number OF these tnarazn..
Of information Ia growing rapidly. Earlior esi
ttona arc being replaced With NOW ones sto,a,
with tho latest additions which tho procrea. =.
Bcfanco has discovered. Indeed, With Tho h.,
works before us. 1t ia hard 10 SOC whot Lmnro,.
mcnts eau l,e matlo in tls vass depnr,,nant :,
public instruction. Among tl,oso which aro M.
issuing in revised form la tho Encyciopa,,n
DriFannaca, editod by T. y. u.Yyrs
Of 81. Andrews University, Scotland and nn,s
lishod In tho Unilcd States by LITTLE, Dpn,,
now it's ntuth edition. Tho work ia Issued, T.
twonsy-one volumes At tho rats OF ttltoo re,,
tho subscription prico being 81 volume. H..
first volume. now out, contRina 0o8 pages, oxcp.
siye Of ates1 plates md profatory notice. nj
contains troatises from tic ludoifuito atticls !,
tho Vascular sYstcm under tue head OF Au.t.
my, leaving for discussion In tho second Yo1un,
tho digestive, respiratory, reproductive, nj
urinary systems. Tho aim Of this work Ii !,
! blend in tho most satisfactory manner tho po,,.
lar and scientific exposition Of snbiocta tsests
aud to give CONNECTED view Of tho 1no7o L..
| portant subjects under Que head. Tho srseo 4.
fozded for extended exposition t,as secured n,
services Of the moro independent a,1d produ,
tive minus engaged In advancing TIN,
orn departments Of scientific inquiry. II,
work hns thus bccomo M inssrupxs
aa we'll as rogletor Of scientific progress H.,
result Of thls plan is 4 serles Of nstie.ea ot /
, 1875-03-11

known, as mucl, might bs ssid Of othor oopgr....
men who arc or havo boen niIing. Another ~.
HFicuol1s instance Of dofccta7a ventilation :.
Afforded hJ tho IszEcHEn tssaa. Tho ,urvn.s "a
who tainted away ascrihaa their fa!jlnr .s ,s
mediatelY to tho want Of good air, What ~.
Chicago co,1rt-rooma arc, tho Judges and IN. =.
two Grand Juries lsvo sbindantsy test,ilekt ~.
troublo in moat cases Ia tint no rroyssIon ~
boon made for ventilation from tho foor. ~ ~
air Ia tsot lgtor but heavier than good mr. :.
docs not, At tho normal temperature. tin, i.
eluks,
, 1875-03-11
MINNESOTA RAILROAD LEo1sLAyIoN.


Ono year ago the Legislature Of Minnesota
passed m act similar to the Rnilroad law Of
this Statc. Three Commissioners appointed
by the Governor were empowered to pre-
scribe maximum ratcs Of fare and freight,
which were to bo accepted iu ali courts rs
pr;,nn .1;tcs evidence Of what were reason
ab!o rates; and any railroad company con-
yictea Of charging in exccas Of tho Commits
sioners' rates was to be deemed guilty Of
extortion aud To be fined therefor. Tho
Supreme Court Of tue State 1'aying affirmed
tho power Of the Legislature to regulate tho
tariffs Of Enllroatl, chartered by It, the COM
pauica had to conform to the law.
A brief trial convinced tho people that It
was inexpedicnt. Tho State was not In con.
tlition to repel tho approaeh Of capital. 1t
contained yast area undovoloped that would
remain 30 unlesa capital wero drawn thither.
No roal In tho Stnte could declare dividend,
aud comparatively few wore able to meet
THUR obligations. Several wero In the hands
Of Receivers. The folly Ut harassiug such
enterprises with burtlonsomo restrictions be-
ca1no apparent; and. whom the Iogialaturo
met, strong disposition to repeal tho law
was evincel This was accomplished by Sub
stituting therefor moderate bill. It pro-
vidcs for the appointment Of one Railroad
Commissioner, whose duties aro to inquire
iuto the neglect Or violation Of tho laws
Of tho State by any railroad corporation do
ing business therein, to examine into tho con.
titiou, equipment, aud management Of the
various roads. aud to report annually to the
| Governor snch faota and statements Ra will
disclose the working Of tho rnilroad system Of
tho State.
Un|uit discrimination and extortton are
prohibited by making II unlawful for any rail-
1oad company to charge auy person or per-
Sons greater aum for d Ike service, from
tho same place and upon Ike conditions,
than is charged any othor person, or to de-
manl or receive an unreasonable price for
tho transportation Of pessons or property, or
for ha,.lling or storiug freight, or for the
use Of its carr Upou conviction Of viola
tiout tho company IL To forfeit to tho party
aRgrieyed throo times tho actual damages
sustained or oyer-eharges paid, together will
! tho costs Of suit. Another proyiaion-whicl
might have beon improved by enforcing pub
licatiou-requircs that oil drawbacks and con
lyaets for spec,cl rates shall be alike opon te
oil persons under similar circumstances
The companies are thus simply placoa unde'
tho common law.
This oct took effect upon its rnasaga. 1
comedies, by Implication, tho commercial ne
cesslty OF just discrimination, aud Affords tht
people all nsedtul protection against s1tor
ton by throwing upon the companies th'
onus Of proving that thar rates ars rsa.ou
ahle.
/ Tia prompt passage a& 70 souitsh1s msss
, 1875-03-11

FACTS FROM AND FOB THE UNION PACIFIC.
Tho nation pail, up to March /, nearly
$4,000, 900 in interest Oh tho bonds issued In
bchalf of tho Union Pnci0o lsond. It llas
done 10 undor tho impression that tho road
was not earning enough TO pay this for itself.
This impression has beon strengthened by the
regent piteous ploa of poverty, filed by tie
Union Pacillo Directorate at Washington, in
order To induce the Government to accept the
so.called compromise" by which the roatl
was to pny each yonr from onc-tllird to one-
llnlf Of tho intercst due that ycar, md was
then 10 10 releasod from au liability for tho
principal!
Uolief in Tho truth OF the Company'a state
ments cannot survive the report submitted
by tho Directors to tho stockholders ut Eos-
ton yesterday. The managers aro evidently
Jan,s.fccctl. They gaze ut tho nation at
| largo with rueful facea, and mouths full of
pluiuta over tho corporations poverty, whilo
| they H,nile cheerly ut tho mon inside tho
co,scer,, and paralo tho SC, ,0o0,o 900 net profit
| Of Inst ycnr. Tho report states TINT tho mt
profit, despite heavy expenditures for now
| track al1d thorough maintenance of tho equip-
,neut, was ncar1y $1,000, ,ooo The e1aot tlg-
ures wcro rs follows:
Tho Hross earnings fur Tia paat year SIT, ,5f1
$50: tho e1rsnses, Including tascs, 34,e513l4; sur~
,us earnings. oo7 sss, TIC operating espensss ee@
Inn ~ per cant of tho grots earninE4 Tbs surplus
earIugs for the yoar cQua! to par cent on the
enrs .sock aud bo,,ds Of tho Company. Tha passsn'
eur eatsnga amounted to tJa and ths freight
earnings to s3 ,GG&. I'll.
Since tito concorn hna cleared per cont on
, 1875-03-11

1t trnnspircs tlaat in tho hurry md heat of
tho closing hours Of Congress- tho express
companies realized big return upon their
lavish Investments in bauquets. by the
terms of tho Post-O Office bill tho ratca for
thirtl.class mail matter has been 60 increased
as to permit its conveyance by espress ut a
cheaper price, though tho cost to the public
will in my case be greater than before.
, 1875-03-11

nro viii 20 far toward restoring tue conf
denco Of capitalists In tho intelligence and
Justice Of tho people Of Minnesota; mi,
unless Iowa md Wisconsin speedily manifest
Bi,ni1nr return to moderation, size will out
strip thon. in tho race for advancement and
rnntnrin1 yypntt11
, 1875-03-11

Tho Chicago produce markets were gencr-
ally stronger yesterday. with moro doing.
Mesa pork was In good speculative demand
and 2o@95o per brl higher, closing at 4ls. IS
@ls.5o cash, and $ls5s seller April. Lard
~4 also in good demand, and 12s@16e per
100 ~ higher, closing at sl3.a7t for caab.
, 1875-03-11

Thcro il romoto prospect Of relief, The
"Rofos1ners at the State Capital laTo at
Inst consented to fix day When the intro
Juctiou Of now bills Gun only be secured by q
two-thirtls vote. III nnotlnr month VIC mny
.,xpoct TINT adjournment will be admitted as
= uossbility
, 1875-03-11

A mournful thing It II to SEQ tho bp1sosas'd ~
Republican,. which ", ~ rulo, courageous sru ~,
outspokon, defending and pra!sng shs 1&' w.. ~,
drafted b1 Air. DAWES and passed o5 TO- - -,
Congress. The Republican is tho oFRsn o. ~. ~.
DAWES aud tho New England protoouousa ~
though 0od-fearing and independent snopsA =
other yeapact1.
, 1875-03-11

A cab1c dispatch gives the official announce
ncnt Of tho new French Cabinet. and son,o
interesting sketches Of tlte members Of tho
Ministry will bo found In another column.
, 1875-03-11

tributcd materially to tho worll'a knowledge
of the renl matter ut issue--Mr. BEEcnEn's
guilt or Innocence. Mr.. JOHNSON was
equally cloudy and a1nbibous when, In reply
to his lncrcileas csoss.e1amincr, ho stated
that ho wns neither Sriritua1ist nor
d-tl fQQl.n Wlnt il he, tllcn2
, 1875-03-11

No Acsiyo moaaures h4ro yet bsoa 'sUea 49,. ~
the reprieyo Of the Uostoa boy-nurdesef' -
poxzHoY. No petition haa bsen usssd. 49, I.saes -
word hoard for I commutation OF hiS esp'.a, .a,-
sayo the Recommendation to mercy o1 ~ .h,1
which condemned him; and Il ID bel!esso
tho Qoysruor sad Council viii ofdss h1s sA"'-
tipn.
, 1875-03-11

wan nrcr,AnEp-pS1,Y ~ TO THE RATIONAL.
Capital; onl1 50 10 ouhsapeJ. and Ee.uFn w!ih ~!
set Ut brst tu Teeth Fr't;e!s: xnI h!nSst nas
refnn,,cd Corner ttnik Ard NAMtaipls-x:S,
, 1875-03-11
BUSINESS NOTICES

ADErpHT TTIjEATHE-Dcartnrn street. c1Encf, Non;
ma 1aratf ontotlaIpn,out. "Thn poor oi NsH York.
, 1875-03-11

0nANn nTEnA.npusE-Ctark s;scss, opHos;iits I.
Fherman House Kelly Leons Minttratt. Ih0 Gellaa
II tho Kltahen."
, 1875-03-11

uOnLEy,a TtlEATRE-Eandotnh st~t.t. b:twes
s1lsrY xnd iaHal1s, "Lono tiousa on tho Bsidxs."
, 1875-03-11

ACADEMY OF Nus!C-lt.I.sd I'd st.ttt hstTsen . y Sts.'.
s.ou su.i Munrun. Engagement o4 John T. NAsmend'
s*Co3 Mulborry Ssl1sts."
, 1875-03-11

Tls t1uo principles Of ventilation, though thsy
have bsen long sought altar by soIonttao men.
a1s stli far from being understood. Tho Hall Of
Representatives At Washington, 1t l. veil known.
is IN tlLs tespect = monument 10 tha ignorance
Of Tue architect who constructed It. During tie
late au-nlgat sesslous, tho a.ruosphoss in that
hall becams almoss nnoulurabla. Tho health OF
tho late JoaN B, RICE wAs voEJ much Impaired,
It II said, by his snrosood attendance tn that
noxloas plAesl Aaa doabal&sa, u tAs truth vsxa
, 1875-03-11

Dr.. HOLLAND, In the afArch Scrioner, gives
some interesting results OF tho womau-sufseago
experiment IL Wyoming. lie llAa been Informed
tl,at the women who havo decent huhbunds gen.
orally vote as tholr husbands do !; And the yoios
OF respectable women independently caat aro
balanced by thosa OF tho dIsreputable class. Tie
facts ~ stated It IL we'll Observed do not touch tho
question Of The Justice or Injustice Of e1tonliog
the suffrage to women, but mosely the policy in-
yolyeil. Now Tho opponents Of woman suffrage
c.a!s, tbat tie question Of policy Il the only oae
that science permIts US ID d!sousa. What does
Dr. HOLLAND anHwer to thAt7
, 1875-03-11

DEATH OF CIvM~sERv10E REFORM.
4 forns | order has boon issued from tho
various Government departments In Walk
iugton, announcing tlo abandonment Of tho
Civil-Scryice Reform rules which have gov
crned tbs appointment Of suhosdinstes, aud
abo1ishing tho sub-boars1s Of the Civil Service
reform Commission throughout tho country.
Henceforth tho only examination required
will be before tho Chief Of Tho Bureau and
two clerks In other words, there ia virtual
return to the old system Of patronage, con-
trolled by Congressman for party purposes,
Thia abandonment Of the effort to reform
tho Civil Service Of this country is simply tho
fulfillment OF tho notioo given to Congress by
tho President in his Inst annual message. He
then told Congress- TINT, unless somo legisl6-
ton were adopted to carry out the recon.-
mendotious OF tho Civil-Servico Commission,
he should not continue bis efforts To intro
duce tho reforms auggested Congress fnilod
to pasa any such legislation. and also failed
to make any appropriations for The npplica-
ton Of the proposed reforms. It il no
wonder, under those circumstances, TINT the
President has abandoned the work; tho only
wonder Is TINT he hos carried it so far
aud so long BY Ills simple personal
effort, and under discouragemonts from
all sides. The reform has boon opposed in
Congress by both Republicans and Demo-
crafts. Men like BuT1En in the House and
LOGAN in tho Senate have openly denounced
/ It, md tho Domocrntlo stdo has Ind nothing
but meors md ridioulo for It,
Y..k 1,o@ lin 1traefHor%f Ano
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-29
JUDGEMENTS.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- 26h street and Broadway. Every night at -
proprietor ana Mauager....- Mr.. AUGlSilN DAILY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-29

WOMEN
A CIR
The Evening Post
says:-"We advise enY
u our fellow beng.
who are suffering il
mind. nOdY or estate.
10 20 Goftlwith 20 tnc
Firth Avenue Theatre
and enAveu their mel
anchoiy by seeing
Women OF the Day. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-29
FOR SALE.

A WHEELER WILSON FIRST CLASS FAMILY
"A sewing Machine, enca sed in black walnut, attach
ments complete. great sacrifice only SIS Wilcox
gibbs, So. 2S5 Canal ST., Broadway, unoer Bald wins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-29

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
"A An extensive stock OF slne and Marble MantelA
wash Trays and slate worx q every descrpitop;
rENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square Fourth avenue and Seventeenth o. N. X
A GREATLY RkDUCED PRTCEs--AN EXTENSIVE
me- s,o.s Of Marble ana harbieized Nantes and all
kLABEk, ~ East Eighteenth street near Third AZ.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-13
NEW HAMPSHI RE.
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS.
The Legislature Republican.

80,
PORTSMOUTH, March IL The Republicans
spend most OF tneir evenings since the eiection
IN had uous rocssson
nlsh' naI ;nht So ofta,
WIN music anu o3ontes' last n,Shs oOon n aL'el
tney h"H 81 80 e. 80 liz ,hn noonIs srom
t tsSe hads a, vi NC anu o"'eN 'n0 po'p'o
IT, 'e ;nhlsnt Ron,h,;ca,s ara a,readv LAYING
t LII; nron,s n,nia sor 'I,. Imna Teo;.latnrc
mn Hell ~ th;s ni,r ~ taired of as the nroha
h,s pres;den, i Of ,Ss seaate and John b Iy.
O us 81 Exatsr % Sns.tar of the House. A
mccall .l.cton for onr city officers is suggested
sppr tha Eourth Of INV
The Counc;i stapds 4 Democrats and Q R.
n,hl;cans The Conncii,nrs elected are.~
Pannhi;caps Distr;ct 1NCbas Eoss Rar-
r;opton. NJ AIbsrt Scott Peterho1ongh
nan,ocro,s Dist ,MonJton H Marston
Sand wicb. M 2 Edvard u Rnrnham Hon
I;ntom. NJ fsran,;ah p,oiaott Wan,wortb
A MI. NJ o. oeae,aa e G,ouset ,;a
P oc i,eP Strsford Hi,lshoronob Cheshire
S1,1;voS Tbs othsr fva are nemocrat;c On
., ~ an' dne otn ~ nso az Ch ~
Pnht ra ,th;p loo nf aah Cha ana the
ai nnnd. 90 noo IT, puoh,b;.;nn