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, 1875-02-09
FATHER rCRHAN.


Counso1ors Trudo and O'lIr!en applicd yester.
daY to Judge Williams, OF ths Criminal Court.
for change OF venue in the caso OF Michael j.
Forh.n, tho young Ca.aolic priest charged with
larceny.
Tbey presented to tho Court document
getting forth their reaaonH Tor requesting tue
change, the following being an abstract Of tho
paper, Michael ]. Forhsn declares, under oath,
that 10 feara ho cannot hAva fair and impartial
trial In the Criminal Court, In which Judge
Williams preaides, by reason Of tue prejudice
wA'ch said Judge has against him. That each and
al Of tho other judges Of said Circuit Court Of
Cook County. to-vlt. Judges Booth, Rogers,
Farwoll. aud Treo are also pEejudiced to tho
not hAyo fair aud impartial trial before any Que
OF them. 1lo petition further sets forth that
tho Judges Of the superior Cou4t to.wit: Judges
GARY, Jameson, aud Moore aro also rrejudiced
Circuit Court. aud that . knowledge Of such pro-
JUDGE did not coaa to hin till the 9th inst. The
petition further sess forth that IA sUou
~ tho petitioner leasned THAI. he could
tIe bands Of tho Judges nx,..sd above,
and u soon ~ the indictment WA returned
against him. no oaused = notits to Le served on
tie Htate's Attorney OF Als lutension To ask for
cannot hays = fair and impartial trial bcfora
Judge IlomaB Murphy, OF tia Circuit Court Ut
LAkB County for tho same rtaaolis as gwen COLI
corning The Judges Of Douk County. Therefore,
tho pEisousr prsys that chahSa OF venue 70
Attached to tho Reverend Eeutlcnan'E petition
were tho anidavils Of AbrsAam LpMan, u A~n'
broker and 1oreIes on Clark street; W u. Lang
ley, another pasnbfoker neat door to "ihe M
affidavit ~ State oaicer) Constable, and
Cnarles Becker, clerk III tile City Collectors
eaass, sstslpa forth thss thoy us respectable
, 1875-02-09

IN III. Eii,for of III. CA;cauo Trotnts
rn,,,an RI, u-.us T., m i,os ,,v .,,,.ro
..., >; ia. .I5;.,.tsI t.t q.
eoo'na'sesa'io'. !" o'1 Alooi.te'o4 u'tehp1 IL
become public censor on the subject OF tho
reading OF light literature. give tho writer tho
feminine apcllation for, otherwise, how casne
te r nj IN H., i,,,as, commencement NJ III,
n,s,,,;. r>,.., .ooxra o,,or tt'a s,,o,,,,ars =,
tupllc Library p1'''ue ''el LUIS st"usuoiS u "
doZon young women who "ero examining tho
catalogues, aud flnding 'all except ono having
,oorra,a + hao In inon;ro in ma who pr,fesaa.
.1AaA'te' y.e I. " - - 49, H. .1','s.
to DO pubic censor aleo on tue subject OF
mAnller9 2
In Sundays Tn1uusE she gays ,s nsarly q
column ot ntlmonitiou Oh tho imnropriety Of
.,,;" w. t,a n,h,,o ih,anr f,,,i.
women loaolue' anu tl'e Aunie Library ausalen'
Ing, such books az "Lena Rivers" On Monday
sho takcs back all she said about "Lcna Rivers"
as n aa.ms aim lul not know nnythinr atout thc
book not ovon tho namo OF tho au.hor. BI.e
supposed 1t WAS written by Alrs' braddoo' and
Hho too lately discovers that It was written by
Mrs, Holmes, She confesses TINT tLc allus,ou
IN 1,oun Rsvera u vas San unyarrautcd breach
~ ..;o,,o.,o .na ;,;.courte,v In :. ,,Iy oo~
guest u e'caEo H'o'a.s c.e'1n, ~ istuI,scnE, W.T.
to polnt MORN, one Of Aes pnoAs." Iho
reason rhe nsalts lot WIsuaia"1ne .aa ef!tteaa
H'o anasns w. ,sis III tnn naxt
hours taat Pits nlaaao!! vas s'e..!ns ~ elicaso
Literary csces We shomlo, q eo1tse, 1,sa aav' I'LL
os4or letraetloh III oeliaI' u :"!h. nIaa.on.
u y singular now "lse Emu sna6estvS , some
people beeomo Wneh tno! peEla u ta.R aopue
| booAs. - RAISE TUG auest!!on. hays ?. u. ~, Y,
""hotnet II IN !ne nPpl"pllatn. "oiA ~ pnio
library 20 supply. huu ~ nuppl54u6, cseate nlcu
demand; ;Lhess"'ns ol eonsso 1os suen uoo"s as
Len. lhYefs.' And again, " cannot SEQ Why
= public library u not ~ lmpoltiience anu
N Imposition unless II aascflmlhates IN iasof
Q! hoalthv, NE glsln9 llseIatnre. aome1nlhs
e'so sn tho way OF "an amportlnence ntd ~ I'M.
position sugsehta Itself 70 my mInd Which, tpr
the sake Of good manners, wall not expresa. II
y plsy that tho Board OF Directors OF tla l'nb-
lie Library cannot avail itself at so much Wisdom
as y. L. D. possesses, ~ Int OF oooka ~ tue
i!ne OF healthy anu h1e-slV!iig lstorature from
ths source would doubtless be very acceptable
| 10 theH''
Tha trouble with :. l.. y. is In c'ass Of pco-
pla golng to t'e ru'llc l.lb!Hry whoso FreHenco
III not asfeeah!e to her, aud WHO du
not belong !" har hot.-"b!g-eyed, pale.
cheoked thl,-esttl sp-c'msnb ot boyd," !"
NJ she describes thotn .Bsltnihng
up tle stairs regardless Ut old.iaul,ionest
MANNERS, and rushing 10 4le cntrancs Will, q
happy oblivsouBnchs to tho slight obstruction Of
q lady III tho dnUrway, aud F." lilo nhril-yolcoi
girl clutehinE Lena lstye!B" With her har0t dirty
, 1875-02-09
THE COURTHOUSE.

REPORT OF THE BuB-C011i1ITEE.
The Joint Committee appointed In reference to
tho new County and City Building, and the ar
chitects thereof. was to have held meotiuE at
2sOoclock yesterday aftc1noon,i In tho oice Of tho
Board Of Public Works, hut, IA 1t happened to
be tho regular sesaion-day Of the Board Of Conn.,
ty Commissioners, tho conference vas postponed
until the Same hour-in tho same placn-tllis af-
seruoon. The Eub-Commistoo. consisting Of
Commissioner Burdick. Of tho County Board;
Commissioner Prindivie, OF the Board OF Pub
lie Works, and AID, Cooy will then present tho
following report, which will DO discussed and
Anted upon -
The undersigned, members Of your COMMITTEES on
and tho Committee on Public buildings Of tho Com
mon Council Of tho City Of Chicago. met In accord
ps h1 @ asa caaas dssso e o4 e.
mediate erection Of tic House and Cy-lIa On
Block % court-Houae Square, and respectfully submit
~ pra~Ths cs.1 advisors Of the city and county ro
spect4vely have given their opinions that N1 preyioua
action take BY either city or county with regard 10
the building e. i bindns. >, ~. ,,,,, .,.. A.,
city and county ran commence the erection Of tho
Ciy-ual and CourHouse st onee aud rroseeute It at
once ind prosecute II ut reasonable speed without
inposug any additional burden upon ths taxpayers
- 1h,rd-The building wien completed should not
eott to 1Iceod - dolArS ind the WORK Of constrilc
ton should extend through Vi least five years The
contracts for each years. work should be let separately
IN re snos M ,ssso 70 tha sao % tar sy e
allotuens BY the lat Of December.
The frat year'a wurk should comprise The founda-
nonB to grAdo lius Or not to esceeI tho hagenent
story OF VILLA Tho hecpnt years WORK nhould he DO.
fined and contracted for after tho completion md
building might bo Temporarily suspended, II public
policy required At the end Of any YER An additional
The year s that IN contractor would nndertaha joh
extending over lve YEATS without calculating for
, 1875-02-09

1t tho crack Of tho gun, and a. soon os tin ano,
cleared away. Raw my deer lying at the roo y
tho trco ran np and cut its windpipe' " l.. u
vas standing looking At my deer kirkiu,: nromsA ~
aav honey running out Of tho tree si,c,o No.,
nometiing to stick in tho tres to stop TIM honl my
from Wasting. grabbed down to gct ,,sJ snn,9
head and wr.lng It OF md stuck It's fesh n, ~: ~
treo and stopped tho i1onoy from wasting. AZ s,s
had my deer fixed up, conmanced l,,,kna st ~
my pheasant; WHOM tcrked its head OF ia aHIl ,I
won't tnto band Of qnals, and killed len nv! ~
theln.' H U!
, 1875-02-09

AvEHY-At Evanston. ILL.,. OIL tho 7ta ln.t,, E,h.,
Dnuthitt Ayury, infant Eon VI John II. and Sam
AverT. "
Funeral On Tuesday nt II o'ctock.
tW- Bb.tan and 81. Louis pal'ors please COPY
MAECHltHFHH-On tho 9Th Inst. tn this clty fra,
n Manclestef. only child 4t 4. ". aal ~. 4. Mset
eH- Now York sad albany parers plraso ropy.
KunrON-At biz resiencc No. 13l Thirteenth p,,t,
en en as n ua MI as; ,ears se,f a. iii '0u
s,,mi.vnaad q! sv"ston tGal, Dttrult tNlchl
LADD-MarRsret I.add, aged II yeara eud 9npptA,
lata wlfc Of John l.add Etl. .
Funeral Tu,sln 1t 1u:S1 by tArr1aGGs to CalvarJ,
e7s- Ttug IN. " aud Keno.ia iWisl papnfs pls,n
copy
MA!InNEY-Feb, !, Aba Msinncy, nGcd 81 s..,
native II CAstio Island County Kerry, 1rcl1ud. '
eH Yonksrb and Nu~ York Fapnrs peass COPY.
Fune. Tcs.y y'1nH T. m nen a Ss?a Is 3s16 Dsy,ons
1lEFEi:RS--At No: IS West Whit!nzst,, Fob. 4 ~
p, .}HInr. g. 1fnifern. '
Nottcs d funeral III "Wednesday. rapor.
, 1875-02-09
THE ClIY.HALL,

s''- ~'' 'TffS-~.s
An amendment to Tue present IA" governing
the aalo, Storage and degree OF refinement OF
kerosene oil IL being drawn up in tho Law De-
n.r+mo,t
,...,. -,., ~.
Iuago Diekog' corporation cohneel, Ano AF'
will nso: sone day during tho present week TO
.oron unon nav ordipanco regarding tina ieas.
~. -, s.,,aa, r,~n,o,t,
:. n..,,u. WALL ...-,-,.
1oo uoaia - : ooAo "''A' 'es'o'oas tnauo
happy their numerous omploveH BY paying tlon
thotr January wages. The total amount WIS
smaller than any othe. montl, during tho yoar,
ov,,no IA tha ahs.nca NJ Ill III, ,cct-c,e ninc and
lH, o"'Nt W 49, 1So - "'' ~'~AA'Ah e''N
repairing
tho rh;af irs,fco ~ tle Stats ,nto,n,in, h,n,
,,a+ ~. e,,r-.n,, r,,,+ ~ 49, ~, .a,ss,ae.aa
tu@s 'uo oHp4as4to So"t' HHN NV w. eoa''ioosco
the matter OF tax appeals mado by ths city from
tho decision Of Jndgc Wallace last August. Tho
subject will be fully consilared and an opiuion
rend4red durinp Tia nrescnt session.
'''s F"A' "~'@'0"'
Several OF tho Aldermen aro looking around
for sharp Sticks uilh which to stir up some OF
tho alunlbering Council Committees. so,no of
thom M hava mt ] met onco .. snen ,hs;r to1ma,ion ]
'H.At ""'o W. ',S oe~o "'.e' 'no,1 'ot'""s1oi''
ana 1no unan'sueo oaaineS8 Is sePialY aecusnu-
iating. There 10 Common Council rule IN re-
gard to tie subject Which they will do we'll to
enforoo.
e
eeIRt. tt1pa,laca 10 uAsc'us ON tuo so!os o1
10y IT," ostv ps,s ~ ~ H. .at g ~ tne sIa Mar
1Gs toitu.1n ~ ~ en,ea ~ !las
~ naa NJ ~ sM'uu ~ ihe s to.tng ooWn
o1 she pe11o1uanG" ses aoss a. l.s atttaetloas
W tuo eutsat oI ~ w., eu..'ousou ~ he SUP
putt. p uaBn; .ne nasaHea'ons c1anEsa H
aMNe Nt.ens nGeounb s.anel, r. A!.u W tuls
tlnle Ae naS ploEao4S 1nana6eo 9he snoH OUT oI
e4la1euce'
| Officer Hardin. of tho Cottage Grove Ayenue
| Station, was yesterday arrnigncd before tlls
Board Of poce for iutoxication and general dts
| orderly conduct, Ho was found gully, aid Was
| fined ten tayp pay, Commissioners B1erdap' and
| Nopo combining against Commissioner Klohke.
| aho was strongly in favor OF dlecha1gipg tho
fellow This ideR was repugnRpt TO tile majority
OF tho Don1d. BECAUSE 4he man. il Iischnrred.
would have had no chance al obtaining 4
Reinstatement from tho Circuit Court.
| HucIInED.
II Reuben Cleyeland's hand does not ptoye to
| bo a flush beforo ho peta through nlay,ng Il.
! then MsIk Sheridan and avery otEer sapient city
of}ic,al is mnst e01 or1ouBly Inistakon. rhoro il
| tronbIo In the nnl,ee caInn AZ Iast. md mora
| trouble, too, than tho wi]y President knoYa how
| 10 manage. ia nhakea lila lIon1 oininouely with
m II tpld vou 81" md = Wasn't right ~ IN.
III moor Reno soems raady to axniro xith intllr-
| nation. Tie Commssio ara atnnd arInat vcafer.
| i.r nhen Mr. Clnycland with hin attnrnny Murray
| F.'TnIe7. on his arm. aalIieI intn tha Hoar]
| rnoT,n Enr tho nurnosn ~ making = formal dn,
| mann m Mr. Renn h rnarn hts nos{tinn. rfhe
do,usnd was first maio on Mr, Ncao personsliy,
, 1875-02-09
THE ACADEMY OF DESIGN.

LETTERS Flt0I IEhH1s'EST Artists.
A1r. l.. W. yolls, tho President of the Chicago
Academy Of Design, bus lasaly hceu In corre-
apondonce with esnucnt artists at tho East with,
tho Wow Of occurring pictures whcla may add to
tho attraction Of The Acalcmy's gallery, anl
Keep alive m interest iu art ulattors which wi!l
mid in mixing successful tho proposed Mag exhi-
bition. The following lattsrs from, F. E. Church
and ". N. Hunt will bs read With interest By all
lovers Of ATS
Iunsos, n. r.. Tsl. i. lyi5.-DEAn Sin: YoIr lel-
ter nf Jan. i lave eive. Permit me 10 offer
tulafens for the successful Inauguration II
ypur exhibition. Tbs courage aud energy which you
uave shown lu your efforts to eestatiai your Acae
Wills am moi very sssgniae that my exhibition .;
my own work. eonld :. do much for yoar
saaS''" ~aa x.;y vt put ys y "ss' a hs 1e''ss ns j
obtaining % my yon might desire. but long ospeiicnea
has taught that it ia et;er for tls NIL
Eec.iy tia whon they want certain pictures
for o1hibit!onal purposes. of courtc shall gladly
hsacnt II tho owners Ut any o my pictures arc Caldoa
upon 10 lend them to ynur Acaurn1y.
ave e IT, s0nfo eny r Gn starS n ny ssr on
pud fcmro at Ietra, Arabia. It IL sizsabo Canyns,
about feet high, a. although 1t has been on eKhih-
ton eser finro Il Wy botn,Inaarly sear-yet III
your purposes, will lend you tbs p" Petra " on sha
condition a. you Will guarantee Its eafcty anI pay ali
expenses. Thu ptctars. with the FRAME will occupy
Allow nc to thank you, and, through you tho coun-
cil fer your hastorius Request. an, ssr yoNr, IT.
spactful1y, tRKbERfck L. CHURCH.
M Dosros, 4 5a. t 'a s1n &ftsr des'sins
yon to c1ssu the Unavoidable delay in answering your
letter. let ma say sha feel honorel by the recognition
that yon have been pleased to make Of my work, md
nese. to 70 make ak Exhibition f.e tbs
Chicago Academy Of Design.
1t,n 1,}uff1
, 1875-02-09
A STEAMER ON WHEELS,

6petlal UtsN0tcR 10 TIE Chlcad0 7F1bNnE.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Fob. 8.-Steamor Swallow,
from ss. Croix River, lies on threo cars 1t tho
Superior Depot, st. Paul, being transported
bodily to tho He'd River Of tho North. She rests
on blocks aud rollers for the passage OF curves.
Bile will DO taken through to hIoorhnad ne1t
Sunday, wilcu no tlainn are out, her width mak-
Ing it Impossible to pass another ttain On the
turnout ttacds.
, 1875-02-09


SUBURBAN..
u,u r,.s - r,.t... -. 9s..a..~ ~..,tn.
lho Doaro Of ifaetecs mcs MonoAy morning
1t tho IoNn-flall At Austin There wtro pfes-
ont President Butler. Alcssrs, crafts, Donnera-
hcrger, HcovilIe, Sharp, and McCafrory. Abaent,
r1arrtck
''en. , ~.
y, ieho''''oh Wa aaof.ea a"s'ot 'N''s 'uo
Treasurer to pay from sho surplus funts no" on
due Dec. l, 1876.
Tho Cotnm,tton m Finance reported lhat
bonds numbered e37 10 2sG inclusive. had been
exchanged for old bonds numbered 1,ooo to
WINS ordered to issue to the Treasurer for OK
change OIL bonds.
Tie following funds wero reforrod to The Com
n,ittee on Finance, with instructions to report At
hi1itv of carrying their respective dolcits and
balances to tho general fund. tho improvements
for which tho several fHntH were created hnY-
iug been completed Fund for sowor Oh Central
avenue; grading Madison street, Southwestern
plank road. Cont.al ayenue, Htool Htreee, LYMAN
aycnuo, Ogacn avenue, Willow avenue, River
parkway, North ayenuo, Chicago avenue, and
Twelfth stroot: for ciudcrng Western avrnue,
Aaple avonuc, Hawthorne avenue, Doardna1
street, and kiukeado stscet; for ErayclinE 1tdR
land a1o0ac mud Twelfth Htrees; Tor so"er OIL
Lakc street and Willow avenue; aud box scWer
between Lake &pa aladlson streets.
Tile Clerk waa instructed to prepare an Or
dinance for mecalamizinE Twenty second
ttreat, from Hnrlem avenue to Riverside park
wav.
Tho Superintendent Was instructed to employ
some party tO break the Blag plnccd upon Egau
avenue by Adam smith IN front OF lis Fropatty
~ oeing lePseben1ou thas ~ 'e ple7ons tonu't1on
W Ibn S Eno,necr A. iastruoted to havo IN re.a-
incsa ut tic next meeting Of tho Board plan Of
n trdge over the Ilsno,B 4 Michigan Caanl, to-
o,ft In t,f$
lie wan also instructed to report ut thu satne time
upon tho grade OF Twenty-sccond street,
oet"oen AafleM hFthne h!iu iAFer-
aorp s .snr. .,nonfed 40 cnn,t,ec ~ nonast n
with the Trustees Of Lake concorninr the Eran
avenue b,ilye, and to ascertain what part Of the
coBt Of constructing the same that town will do
fray.
, 1875-02-09

safy to examine tho witnesses llo has produced.
The taking OF testimony for the cnntcstos
then commenced. Max schutor bcing tho nret
Witness worn. Ife testified thas he had III his
possession tho ballots, allilavits and pot-books
OF the Fourth Precinct OF the Eighteenth Waut,
which ho then produced. by The ol1icial returns,
J. '. Lc Moyhs received 250 votes ln said rte-
cInot. mud Z. u. Fatwclt, III. Witness shon
proceeded to count tho ballots, With tho follow
Ing result
.ss.1eh
1o moynea m.yor.ty. 50
This recount rodrcrs Ie ynynes majority in
raid precinct serenteen votes. The ntliaayits
nere then produced and examined.
Tho TitlcsB hext produced nnd counttd tho
hnlEots Of .he Second Precinct Of tho Beyeuteenth
Ward, with the following result:
La Moynes majority. ................,........ ass
1.e atnvno'N official ma torttv waa 2i4; tho re-
count thus sllows NJ, increaso iii his majority Of
eleven yotea. ffa Ind ono voto In this precinct
in dispute, Farwell having elcron. This ctoBel
the bls;nosa for tho day.
THE rouNpL1SGB' HOME.
Tho last number OF tho Chc1gu Fonndlfngs
Record. PAPER published in'the interest of tho
Tounllings' Home OF t1is city, contains tho
fourth aunual report Of tho llome+ 1t Ia n ret
respective glanco at tho work tlone sinco the
l,cen accomplished since tho laft annual report.
Many Of tho facts aro Of sufficient interest to
bear reproduction. The fourth year OF ita
oxistonco closod on the 23th .nf JANUARY,
tip to which dato over 1000 chilli OH
have born taken In, mist OF thom slie-
g'tamnto, but still ,nany tue offspring Of phronts
WHO rofo forced 10 part ntth then, through
pressure Of hard tines. Tho total number Ut
children taken into tho Home during the past
vcat WAS 800, Of whom seyonty wore given away.
During the year 100 women wore employed as
uet-n,lrscs. Tho report contaiue = thorough de-
Rcsiption Of she 1ouas, tho cost of which up to
tlale Ia stated At slo and upon which there
is dobt Of F12,G09.63. Since tho
Homo was oroned S23.a51.06 hnyo beon
received for current exrenecB, and e29. .620.2l
for building tho now Homo. Il is claimed b.
The nanas :r1 Of the Homo that aincs 1t onenol
tho crimo ot infan.icite has been substantially
suppressed IN tho city; that before 1t opened
tho Coroner held an inquest OH foundliug q
day, willie now he only holds about ono mouth.
These statistics are vital. and onellt to rocom-
1nend tic institution as worthy Of tie support OF
those wllo have tho growth Of tho city at hoatt.
, 1875-02-09

Opening This Week,
rch black Bonnet anu aulne dress aik4 At t1s 3l6o,
and $l.a, not thoir gold cost. Look Ut our 45o black
alpaca youA pay elsewhere TIC for better Roods.
PAAphtp0xs III aud ll& 6tAta atleck.
, 1875-02-09

At Reeds Templa OF Music, No. "a Van Bursu strses
good secondhand pAnos With ssven ooaras so4awood
casss, and cs<vs1 lega. bs bought from 329Q 10
K2S0,-ykF1kotea aJs 5AREB,
, 1875-02-09

Tho delights Of bunting Ia Oregon described
BY sn old hand, "Gopg up the mountain side
l espied = big buck standing BY ! ar tres; / low
slsd my old gun, which carrisa hall ounce bail !,
, 1875-02-09

to their special needs Tho frat necd Of aliin TO
mcguire habit Of raadiug, and llenco thero mnht
be books In the Library to tncct tho wants OF
every stagc Of nncnta! doFe!opn'n'nt-t!'e posi,-
tn ray that Mrs. 1sraddon's, ar Mia. South
wort't, or Mrs. Holmes books should mt
bo in tic Library bocause tho objector thiuks
tov nre t,ash ID nonsense, naen, aGS Ing thn, he
ato rot to pthorF. hare seen no ttf-
tl.cnttnn that tho Directors aud Librarian do not
understand their huflnass. and llave watched
This thing protty closely. When thiak I know
inlrHrt4ng my knowledgo to them dhectly, will
sriul my wisdom to lilo public prints.
lot MD mako one Suggestion. Committees
have hcca raised among onr buBiness-mcn and
manufacturers tn raise funds 10 buy books to
supply tho demand ut the Library. Tncra alo
many pcrsons who aro not atle TO give la.Rc
Nuns, but who will gladly g,yc Email Sims. sly,
S., 81 or even 81, whom these cnmmttocH Will
formed who vii, thoroughly cauvasa tho city, nnl
tats ur tho willing contributions OF tho people
ut lnrgo? 6zNEx.
BROKEN nA1LR.
To the Editor # The Ch,eauo Tribune:
No. 157 CLARK STnEEr, CHICAGO. Feb. al
notice III your Sundays edition the article re-
ferriug to tho frequent broken rail accidents
on railroads, and advocating tho providing Of
third rail to receive tho weight in case Of rail
breaking. Now, have in my office model for
Il spring railroad track. which provides for
spring Oh erery alternate ito. which not only obvi-
atos the difficulty. but will give many years more
wear i'll tho rails, anil male notseoes. yielding
motion IN travelling, thu: any ona can zoe would
ho certainly great polnt Tic EXPENSE would
Ge nlllch lcHs than the third rail- md each Of the
pher improvements aro az important, except in
tho AavI,x Of lfc. In TINT particular NO say it
wo1lt lie fn1ly az successful. there bciug no
rtSldIty. no coucusston, and no hreakREn.
Sidney W, SEA.
, 1875-09-05

porter in, nor offered a seat. and it was mani
fest did not intend TO let him sac more Of the
premises than the dirty hail, nor to tell any
thing further. and he took his lea7e, returning
moment after, however, to make another yeu'
ture at seeing mote OF the inside OF No. l83 oy
asking whether sho wouldn't show him her
room, 30 that when he came In tho evening
with the baby he need not pull the bell, nor be
seen waiting at the door.
'Oh, you eau Just walk into the room At the
end Of the hall. and I'll be there" waa the re-
sponse, and, without gaining more for his trou-
Bile, the reporter tool, his leave.
Evidently No. l8s Twsuty first street is place
that needs looking after By :he Health Officer
aud the police. A place where babies
die OF at the rate they have there,
and can be 20 easily left to die on.
IS was Indicated bY the old womsn in the
interview with tho reporter detailed above, GER
ta'nly needs iookiug after, more particularly
since On examining
THE RECORD OF BURIAL PERMITS
none was found in the months OF june or July
for burials from No. 1873. though there were four
deaths there.
MnB. GRAST.
It is due to Mrs. Grnnt, Matron OF the Home
OF the Friendtess. aud an est1mable lady, whose
name is mentioned in the foregoing report, to
state that in calling upon her It VAS
found that abe mover heard OF Mrs. Quacken-
bush, OF No. 185 Twensy-f1rst street, and that
she never had any babies sent out from the
Home to board anywhere. In point Of fact. no
women expecting 10 be confined ara received at
the Home, but on applying there are eent to tho
lyng-in hospital.
, 1875-09-05
Olympia, 1t which many bushels Of biyalves

oi5ApIA H WHICH many Du606ta o1 plfaA*po
mero DESTROYED.
On the following day the excursion was en-
oa1ked for Victoria, Vancouver's Island. On ar
rlV1ng nt that port they were met BY the Giand
Lodge Of Columbia. and teaderad reception,
at Which Grand Master Duck, of Columbia, de-
livared hearty address Of welcome. A ball
was also giyou, and the excursion did not return
until the following DAY, when they took steamer
and rsturned to their homes. Tho whols 4Hlir
Tas grand success on very extensive scale,
and will lead to future reunions between tho
Masouic lurisdictlonB Of British Columbia,
Washington, and Oregon.
ORDER OF TEE EASTERN STAR.
Frank Hudson. Jr., Deputy Grad Patron Of
the Order Of tho Eastern Star for Illinois, has
Issued from his Office at Springfield call for 3
meeting to form State Chapter. The docu-
ment has been largely sent to Worthy Matrons
and members over the State, and is as follows:
Inasmuch as there are now nearly 30 Chapters Of
this Order organized within the State Of illinois, 1t Is
believed that tho interests OF the institution will be a
the organization OF Grand Chapter for the Stats
Your Chapter Ia therefore requested 10 send delegate
OF delegates to attend Convention to be held In the
pariors of tito Commercial HuteI in Chicago Wednes-
day evening" Oct G. at 1880 o'clock for the purpose Of
tak1ng action In this matter When convenient, the
delegates SHOULD consist OF either the Worthy PHtron
or Verify Matron. or both but any other member Of
tie Chapter may be authorized to act. In a caees,
tie person representing the CHAPTER must present
rotary. with Sos. II yon have oue II you cannot send
delegate, piease take action the matter in your
Chapter and forward the Result fropetly authen
Ecnted.