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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18

'l'nE TWO REPUBLICS
MEXICOe
Mr. THOMAS MCINTYRE has been sppointed
A gent and Representatives in New Orleans of the
TWO REPUBLICS CITY OF MEXICO and he i,
hereby auhurzeh receive subscriptions. and adv.r,
tlsements, and 20 soecs tor the same,
GEO w CLARKE.
Editor and Publisher.
Nesico Feb st' Ys73 1921 I'M
7 IGHv-LIGHT-LIGiIr.
SAFETY-SAFETY-s
SAFETY OH is this day reduced from Sixty to
Fifty Cents per gallon, at my stores. 90 Camp street
and = Danphlne street. -
FL Ina T. SEWELL Proprietor
-FOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT
JOHN BOsIo,
Proprietor of this Old and Favorite House
Announces to his friends that he has removed to
No. III CHARITIES STREET,
Between st. Louis and Cont Streets
Where, with enlarged premises and increased facil
tiles ne viii give them tho best the market afford,
at the
SAME low PRICES AS HERETOFORE.
Private Dining Rooms up stars, also corsior:abl.
furnished gooms az
REASONABLE RATES
him IN ihe pass he ash FOX cont aancs of the
favors. a2s }m
Q yGOMsISSIOE MERCHANT, AMI
bCs Wholesale Dealer Al ana Importer of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
Keeps Away on hand general assortment Of Nut.
- and =, FRONT and
~ and 26 FULTON street.
JAY en- between Gravier and Poydra. New Orleana
NEN1ENETAL POWER MACHINES,
sianusac:u,.iby the
CENTRIFUGAL. POWER CO..
On exhibition a:
EIvOsITlON BUILplE
New Orleans. Is.
The rubic ere invited 70 witness the practi. |
,al working OF there labor saving machines.
McNEELY ( MILBURN,
ia16tt Aga Csntrpetal Power Co.
w n. PACKARD
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MONETARY;
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, /,
Wednesday Evening. March II, 1875.

SEW ORLEANS cLEARrSG-HorsE.
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RAILROADS.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW ORLEANS, FOOT OF CANAL
STREET,
Daily, mt f:lj p. VI,
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Drawing Room
Cars leave Mobile every day and run through to
st. Louis without change, via Mobile and Ohio
ana st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroads.
reaching st. Louis one hour in advance OF ali
other routes.
Close connection is also made with Louisville
line at Humboldt for Louisville, Cincinnati and ali
Eastern cities. For through tickets and sleeping
car berths inquire at the new Ticket and Passen.
ger Office, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, SO Camn
street, New Orleans.
s29 II VIM BE DELL, Agent.
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COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING
All yarletse. at Reduced Prtcas

refer my friends, and the public in general, :,
CtAS A GREEN formerly Green & Crlmp) nov
with Temple :. Coons Esq. No. 81 Carondelet street
to whom have -ferred my Cotton Seed Business
Prices reduced to suit the times.
DIS 2taWI WM. II. PINCkARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28
Vol. XXI. Whole No. 1888. No. 43.

his undying career. There is the shoemak-
er at his shop-door, gazing at the solemn
procession to TIE place of crucifixion. after
the awful words had been uttered to him.
There is the wild scene in which he is
walking on during a raging storm, and
startled ut seeing crucitix by the wayside.
There is the town scene, with men and
boys assembling to see the Wanderer pass
by. There is the scene outside an alehouse
with burghers mockingly asking him to
drink. There is the dismal scene of the
barefoot pilgrim, wading through marsh
and slough, his tattered garments blown
about by the wind. There is the church.
yard, with the clouds mysteriously made
up of beings celestial and terrestrial. to ty-
pity the thoughts occupying his mind at
that moment. There is the mountain
scene. with trees similarly presenting half
human outlines; and another wherein an
gels and Calvary are seen amoug the clouds
There is terrible battle field, in which
Slaughter Is going on all around him;
while he. the Undying One, cannot give
up life even II he would: and the ship
wreck, in which all are lost but he. There
Is the valley full Of snakes and hdeOus
reptils, none of which can put an end To
his lonely existence. Lastly, there is the
Day OF Judgment, in which Dore's rich
has full scope.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28
])oetrp.
IF | Could Ch ose.'

I think. Il could choose
Where my loved body shall find bad
" hen life i, done. and am d ad.
I'd hide mo in the heart of some green hill,
Where rain, aad hail, and STOW can beat al
will.
And summers sunlight fingers late
To like the night less des0lsie.
No ~culptured marble would set
To max the place. uaught save mound.
Low IN the Al-vmb-a -acIng ground;
For years would nibbe night and DAY
The hardest stone. aud fell decay
" ould hid il with dtk. snaky string,
OF moss, home for noisome ,hings.
And human feet would shun the place;
/ would far rather they should ieal
Unknowing DER my hidd bed;
And as for need of love or praise.
No costly tomb my friends might rai.e
Above my head would give me ought
OF all my hungry heart has sought.
II. while sweet earthly lite i mine,
Love white and hot A. ieapiug hre
Nv longing soul could once inspire;
Ii fame. that few can win, had.
And a-lislcning Wa madr ad
Becau>e he world was pr..i>iug me,
/ doubt II III voniented be;
But II. when calm-eycd death
l.a> bad me seen. one heart shall thrill
At NV lost name, I'll have my NIL
oi love. II aught I've done
Have Place in one man, me mo-y won,
And made hin count Il well thai
Have nNed That fame will satisfy.
Therefore. If | could choose
Nv last bed. would find spot
Where ! should be 80 ali forgot
That uon~ would shun me, passing by.-
sunny place. tween earth aud ky.
Where lovers would on lingering walk
And tired children stop 10 talk.
-, Hearth and Home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28
REST.

Beneath the western heavens span
lia> sunk The golden d,y;
The cloud rich sunset hue- and tins
Have died IN shai, awaN;
tn dim night comes from out the eat
WIKI gloom and vapour gray.
The star far in the sSy's blue depths
Their yigis GIN TO keep;
Tn moon above Nou eastern hill
Climbs w the loty steep;
The night-winds seal with gentle wing
Above the flowers asleep,
Tho birds upon the iunelcs. sprav
Have folded close their wing;
Ami IA the silent night Alonc
The winding river sing:
It's song i. OF the the wood, snd ineaI..
A hundred happy things.
No voice i In the tranquil air.
No murmur save II. own;
The Earth j. hushrd a. heaven above.
Where. giIt with cloudy zone,
The moon goes up among the stars
To tAke her ebon throne.
Sweet calm. and undsiurbcd repose.
Ger all the landscape rcsi;
Yet i there in the breathjcss scene
A voiee whivh thrills the breast.
A something. which In thanks and love
May only be expressed.
Chambers journal
, 1875-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho ladies' OF tho Third Unitarian Church
give reception to their pastor In the church
parloTs this evening from y to 10.
A second ruass-meot!ng Of those persons op.
posed to "bobtail Htreet-catB viii bo hold this
evening At tho corner Of indiana avenue and
ThlEty-1rst street. ..,
Tho Lumbormeu's Convention neetn Tuesday
at 10 O'Clock .. In, at Farwoll Hail. Tho Com
mtstso-rooms and general headquarters will DO
at tho Tromont House.
Tho American Pomoloeichl Association will
hold short session to-day, adjournlng at z p.
N. In order TO visit the South Park aud boule-
yards. In tho evening grand banquet will be
sondeEcd 10 ths soclety III tha adios' ordinary At
tito Grand Poetic.
Tomorrow tho ladies Of tito Lincoln Park
Congregational Church Will giro basket picnic
ut Qlcncoe. Tho train leaves Kinzts and Canal
streets II 8 \. N. Tickets, 63 cents, for hAle 1t
JanBen. ntcClurg Il Co.'S, also at John Fair.
banks j Co.'s, 81 Madison street.
Tho ftst annual pieaic Of St. Catherinots Gath
ollo Church will be bold At nogert' Park Batus-
day. 1ratns leaYe tho Chicago Northwestern
Hallway Depot At aud Il:30 .. 1n., And ], $50,
and 8:a0 p. n. Tickets including admission to
tia park and faro both ways. are tlxod ~ 81. A
pleasant gathering may bo expected.
, 1875-09-10
THE CITYsHALL.

The police and dronlcn and tho employees OF
tho Doa1d 0f Public Works will ba raid Sat-
u1dsy.
Tho City Collector yesterday received a32, 300
on city ta1os, tho Wnto1 Department e. 303, mud
tho Liconse DcpartHcn. $500.
Commissioner P1indiyllIn, Of tho Board Of
Public Works, uaa yesterday 80 far recovered
from lis recent illnodn ag to DO nround fa oI1Ico
During tho adjournment Of tho City Council,
their chamber has bosn newly ca'cimiuod ard
NON mat.ing has beet. la; M tho floor. And yot
tho old room loolfs M INC n.. m over.
judge Dictey yosserday paoaett Lis vallso md
Started for Ottawa with tho records Of all city
tax cascs which arc to como bofo,o tho Supreme
Court this term: Tho records in tho tax appeal
cascs a!ono maao 7G0 closoly printed pages.
Tom Brennan, Of tho City Treasuror's office,
ychtorday received word from Clty Attorney
Jame0on. Tho report that Jnmieson had gooo
tack to Vermont to catch Tho laht relnninng llsh
u salso. ID t1e dispatch states he Is Oil his way
home.
Comptroller Hayes loft for Now York last
oveuing oil official b1lsi,1oss, which, NJ usual,
must for somo occult ronaon DO Withhold from
tho public knowledge. It ss probable that tho
interest Of tho city in tho fsiluro OF Duncan,
Sherman Il Co, Is the real causo,
In Sumo Of tho papers it was accidentally mon-
ispisted % structure, ] ION On luton PasS nlsco wy Which,
Superintendent bailey, recently condemned.
Tho truth iB that tho building lad Nh ntcil-
itcct, but that l{r. Austin bus nncortaxen tho
Job OF repairing thom.
A largo delegation from the Tcntb and
Eleventh Wards vi.ited Iisyor f1uIyin .s.d ths
polico authorities sestorJay' to u1ro nnun them,
taa necessity Of a6olnLlur ths Eousss of III
famo ann other ginLp Of jniauily an Want nnr-
doIpu md Lake strsots, The Mnyor ,,roniseti to
aid thom to liz full cxtont Of L,s r,o,yur,
u..,,,- - ..c.,,a.-,, .,,,
a., naaas!n; o. Gollsouh s. lamo: w Do t1ea
boer Sunday, aud for furn,nhln0 music. s.,ti
thereby breaking tho pcace. OF course tho
proyoilt administration rode into power on tho
buuany beer question, but how cal, they tolerate
AL institution which IL riyallugth "IIYoli aud
"TptoIo"?
,--.,..,
nis nonosai nsaef , 10. "a tno tollce DepaItmont
1i,..t Gnus!us r. tne asouEo oa UIneee AleAaaasf -
ttiss'o toT e. sohoues nnoeoomihg police offtcer;
ualeee Ihomes r; condon. fos contuct
unoocon1nB ponco o!uce1 ana feius-
In inR 70 pay ~ honest uuos anu oilicer
tno!aaa ! Lonloy LOT hDuslH8 anu using ulafespcct-
, 1875-09-10
SUBURBAN.

Thin section was visited by a heavy thundor-
btorm Wednesday night. THO large now barn
on tho farm Of Mr. Sampson, situated about =
half-miIe south Of tho vilIage. WAS struck by
lightning shout midnight aud, With its contents,
entirely cousumcd. Tho promises wero rentod
and occupied by Mr. Flynn. and tho loss to him
III soyoro enc. A good team Of hosaes. two
sess Of harnenH, about 10 tons Of hay, p1own,
drags. and many other agricultural In
plements were burned. The house Ia sst-
was first discovered it had progressed 50 far that
Mr. Flynn waa unable to get In for tho purpose
Of saving any Of hts property. The loss on tho
barn ts $500. It 10 not known whothef it was
insured. The loss on tho contentB 10 $3.50, On
which tharo Was no insurance. Mt. Flynn IL
hard.Morklng, industrious farmer, aud he has the
sympathy of the eatfro community.
There wAs no l,ghtuiug-rol on tho barn had
thero been ono tho oatasttopde might have been
AVOIDED
, 1875-09-10

SretHf U13poftH 70 7Hs CAstad7 1fJbHH9.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-Nearly 1,100 stalls haro
boon engaged at tho Btato Fur grounds for
blooded cattle alono. Al thoro are uauaiy
placod In cattle stall from tl,rcc 10 five head on
an average md q not much lower nyotago Of
horses. Bomo idea may bo formed OF tho lm-
meuse number OF 1ive stock that wo are liko!y 70
havo on exhibition at tho fair. Tho mechanical
department, TOO Is rapidly filling up. Theso are
now over three times tho entsioa over before
recorded at this distancc OF time prior to .
state Fair In IlliuoiB Mexsrs. Miller and
Springer, memborn OF the Board Of Directors Of
tin State Poultry Association. arc hore perfcct-
ing their arrangements. This Board md tho
btate.Fnir Board net in concert, and zach offers
about s2,4O0, or In all nearly 5000, to poultry
breodora In EromIume. ALI entries will closo by
Tnesday nocn Of naxt week. Tho Aesistart
Secretary is now hore Receiving ontrios, and Ao
finds hiB time moro than employed,
, 1875-09-10
CRIMINAL.

l nj. NJ IA
| II. a. pias' Q. No' no "ess 'Achsoo 1tsoos
hired t"o Boys 10 carry twents'h7o 5ardo OF IN
| grain carpet, valued Mt $50. from ono house to
another. yestestlhy, and thoy cArriat II OF. Tho
no,tco woro notilod.
A hou,c of n,,f,mo nm sou,h 11oton at,.ot
| heps nF MaFY Melle'an' was falaoa " Iho po-
| lco yesterday afternoon nnd tue keeper anu hef
| girle four In lumber, arrested. man nnmou
] powlcy complained TIM, he Ind loot e15 In slo
Timothy arcCnsl.7, q man 90 years Of age,
who registered At tho stattoson 1louss Tuesday
eycniur. committed sn}cda hv t.k,nr no;Bon,
ond v,n fo,,,1 Ia,J T., 49, H.. ~ T. f' s,.s.a
,;at,. u" 49, ooa =, ou' - ,ue eielns
'lsot notofo lass, bnt no report OF thc mattor
was made until yesterday morning. No Cause Ia
is,orad .ut sIo euss'on o. .he ao1' ho reg
'''e's" 30 'o'0"h.'s " 1u'oaBo'
L ia rnmored lint Charles Neuman, Secretary
c!cty OF this CITY, has walked away with e2 900 OF
tho Socotya f1nds hnd tho belief has 90 far
gained ground that warrant haa boon iesued
for hte arrest II he can bn found. Tho bismarck
having over 4,GD0 mcnbora. Justice EborhArlt
ls lila President.
f,,o,oss ,,-r, o,o,,. ,-;u naval. .,.,.,.
,oian,.s ua"H ~ W" noves eoa7c gsng
1sea ~. ". ssIoso c9.npouas. .ooH
- r,npmh,n ,.t,tn sa.o soanvl W. 1no%n " o9go
~ !nossnlno "nich nearsy cost nlm llls nlG, ne
~ H. ea so,, r. sne tioaso sna ives
~ ny. oos sunsn otaeo stlaet. io desired somo
heart-lsease and rot poison iustoaj. Dr. Fink
relieved tho gctm ntl because tha c1erx IL in n
hlgh.touoa ltug.atoro ref,cad Ia civo his namo.
-,
~ Gnat,os 5pTaEao, printer employed at 10 1ob
oa.aeu so''aoctSu WIN ING nasraEaha"
IT,, , ~ ta nsonuo' w@s a1Ieatou Jos,os
a oy ~ = mosGs'n natEoa on tso cnatss oi lar
ssns - sssa,s ;A!t1 99ohb anu helilns eneH 70
; nea!1la' hG was taken poIofo Jus
~ teo hon ou'ss''o" e,on Gha r me'a to dor 1tGt
- ~ n ~" m VI saoo' 1no p1iaoneE 10
H., ,,,;'i, mnn ~ Ioafa ola, ann hna neon
MnnE u rnpers IN ono anu M'cnlean' no
. u"b Ioe,l 'o.c!posnto 1oe sone smo. aoa says
.at. ok11 uto's n'n! ~ ,ne commission OF LILO
,.;e .eat. is ~; tsse ~ taay pltaoso oae. 9.o 10
@ s!on - tnu laet Inat no - not conATmcu tnet'
1on' lo'ne"cy anoo'o DO suo"h hna'
Three yonugs mon night bofore last went into
lannon's saloon, on Dearborn strcot, opposite
The TRIBUNE o1lco, and. aftor making houie did
orderly demonstrations. wore ignominlously
, 1875-09-10

hptes0{ D7sE1EtF 70 3hF EH3ta0f 9F76uNa.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 0.--Thc third day Of
tho Morgan County Fair has not been 20 great
An occasion as was anticipated. Early in tho
morning heavy rain set In, continuing until 0
O'Clock, mahlng tho prospect for The days exhI-
bition gloomy indeed. But tho people rallied In
tho afternoon. md citizens Of Jacksonville At
tended in largo uumbors. 30 that 5000 or g000
people wore assembled. Tho display Of horacs
and cattlo In tho ring occurred according to pro-
gramme, and tho saces took place as advolafsed,
though under dil1lcultiea, on account Of tho mud.
Most OF the bustnees houses md tho public
schools in tho city closed today. Several fast
horses aro onserod for tlIo trotttng naechoa to-
tendnnco viii ho r,catcr Thar On INV nrocedin1
day. It ia possible tho fair will be prolonged
till SATURDAY..
, 1875-09-10
NORTHERN IOWA FAIRS,
fpsefuf btat,Hkeh Ia YAs fhltd0c TtFfbttt

kpsefal DMpalch % Tia CHICAGO 1F76tn6.
Mc0nEdon, H., Sept 0-The Northern lows
Industrial Association will hold its annual e1hl-
billion at tho FMr-Grounds at postvlllo. Hept. Il,
Is, TO- and II. This ID District Fair, aud In
oludes tho Counties OF Howard, FaJctte. Alla-
make aud Clayton.
Allamakee County holds its Annual Fair at
Waukon, Sept. 81. "a, and %.
Clayton County lolda its Annuht Falr at MI
tiona1, sept. az. 70. and al.
This year, the FalEs hold In Northern Iowa
will be OF more than usual interest, on account
Of tho largo amount Of pEodupts ou exhibition.
This section Of the State has beon pleased With
abundant harycats, aud N opportunity goaer-
ally to Hare tie grain.
, 1875-09-10

FnEEruEr. ILL.,, Sept. 9.-Ths Bsophonson
County Agricultural Falr culmiuntedstn interest
to-day. Gov. Doycridge reached this city this
morning, and this afternoon fo1lvnred au inter-
esting addsesB before paoked atnphitl'eatre.
Thoro Is flno display Of fasm-stocis ol hioodcd
animals. Tho chlof entries arc IN the cattle
department. Our merchants, manufacturers,
sud agricultural Implement dealers arc repro
aented by MI unusually largo exhibition. Floral
Hail Is dosorvedly tho oontre Of lntorost. To-
days. lowering cIouda greatly diminished tho at-
tendance. Tue iloodgAto0 OF the Bkies opened
wlde a. tho crowds Wero leaving tflo grounds
Such lively racing Of soaked people has seldom
been witnessed hero Tomorrow IL to b tho
tlnal diy Of tho fair. .a,
, 1875-09-10


"a DtlHi1Et-liEAnEp LAWYER"
lilo wso eating hnlolon At 4 f7ltt stand. "Why,
how do you do, Mr.. Cox raid a stranger, tsp
Ing him on tho shoulder. ," THIS IL line day
iutiecd, etc.. "Ycs, tino day. md mighty good
nelona It IL that yon fotka have horo," ropIioi
tho Granger, aB ho ato Away nt tho hall. .1noIon
in his iansl. This walk MAS taken sud a1so tho
drinks, and tho stranger finally got down to
kusincss and got hin hand upon lilo Changers
Weatt.. Ihey sop,aratel, Int met again In tho
tLc witness stand. lAborir,x asBiduousy TO re-
cover his moncy. F" bus, have YOU not been
approached" aekel tho ststo's Attorney. "and
offered noncy 10 leave tho town7" Tho witness
reelected momout. md ea!i 10 had; and tt.as
wns just what le wanted, for II wouldn't do biul
my good TO scntl any ono 10 jail "lIy whom I"
continued hle 9ueat!oner. Tho witness sroac, IS
II from hoeinE I'LL of corn, aud loakng around,
pointed ont agout1o1nan whom us designated -
Ln.hol-hcalod lawyer" Tho ,nerriment that
followed can bo bettor imagined tlnn described.
Tho attorney felt tho cut kcenlY, since which
tlmo lao has hcarcely known wethor l,o vii, con-
tlnuo 70 no n candidate for stAtc's Attorney or
not. 1fo continues to nmoks l.ts pipe, however,
nj usual, wl1on not professionally engaged.
, 1875-09-10
THE CuSTOM.HOuSE.

nEHcLr OF THE TEaTH.
Tho Custom-IIouao Commission wero veeter.
day engaged in examining tho tcst-pits, md Ia a
general survey Of tho building. They ques.
toned no witneesos and paid thcIr whole atter.-
tson to gathering sthtlstics as TO tho carrying ca
pacity Of tl,e foundation and tho soil under 1t.
The fatrest and bost tnat that has bec,, made
by any commission was the ol,o projected by
thas body, and now bolng carried Out. They
havo erected STANDARD OIL TIM bed Of concrete
on which tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a.a,ld, hnd lnyo
placed on u bearing ssigfaco Of sqnare foot
weight OF 20 tons Of pig-iron. Tho result l,as
been omtnonty satisfactory, and the concrata
has stood tito rraasuro without giving way. It
In tho intention of tho Commissioners to
put Oh moro weight. 80 that. Il pos.
aible, tllcy may find tle utlnato resistance Of
tue baeo Of tho foundation. , Ihia sest Is likcly
accns to decide thc question OF safety; for,
whatoyor may bo tho soil under tho concrete.
tito weight OF tho building will rest OIL the latter,
completed building WILL exert fails to pcrcepttbly
doacct the concrete, thon there can 10 90 ques-
2ipn as to tho future.
Another test nor bolng observed is based up
On tLo doairo so aaeeltsn tho carrying power o.
Commission have caused Il holo to bo dug
through tho concreto, and have put uron tic
exposed soil base Of foct square. This has
pech lQAdeQ WIKI l0 tohn, OF tQll5 to the square
foot. The resuIta hhro not been communicated
to tho public. Otler tosts Of tho same generAl
character arc bong mado.
Con. Franklin, Of Hartford, aud bfr. Dobtins,
OF Philadelphia, yesterday left ior tllcir llomcB
leaving tlc other five mcmbors to obsoryo aud
report upon tho remainder Of the tosts.
In tins connection 1t may DO useful to recount
two fac,a noted by the Chicago Commission
which did not appear In their report because
they did not diroct1y deal with tho matter upon
which they were sitting. In ttiotf test for ro-
ststanco. whore their pit uas dug down to tho
soft clay, tloy found that weight Of tons to
tile square foot produced neston1ont Of TX
inchos. Whom 81 tonH Of this WAS removed,
and only lO00 pounds loft, it was found that tho
ao'l recovered Itself and pTessod up tho weight
3-1d Of an inch. Again. when tho test waB first
begun It Was found that 1,000 pounds to tho
square foot produced no detlsc:!on, while twico
that weight did.
From this Mr. Van Osdel infers that 1t ia not
necessary to nttain to mathematical cxactrcsa il
Wotglting piers under tho eaun building on such
so1, and tLat 1t thcle loads approximate within
ha'f ton to tue Bluaso foot. TINT ia ncar
enough. bocauso difference like thai Will uauae
no unequal settlement NJ betwocn adjoining
piers. 1he 1rst test also Ecolna to prorO tho
same gentteman'y theory that tic settlement un-
der weight Is duo HoleIy to tho expression OF tho
water from tho clay, aud that. WHOM tho N1st
settlement is over, ,thare can be further giving
way.
, 1875-09-10


With tho inceRannt rolling and laundering Of
1Ieavsn'o artillery, and the wild, beating rain
storm OF last oyoning, aB m accompaniment,
Miss Dcssse o. Macarthur, daughter Of Geu.
JOHN Macarthur, Chicago's genial Postmaster,
waa wctlded to Iii. ". L. Heaton, tho Western
Agent Of tho Now York Independent. Tho cero-
mony took place at tho brides fa.he,'n house 1t
504 West Monroe. Tho roolnG had ali boon taa.c-
fully decorated BY the careful hand Of Edgar
Sannderp, tho well-known florist, and all TINT
could ho wished to complete tho harmony
waB tho elegant costumea ct the ladloa
aud gentlemen who had assembled TO honor tho
AoWers aud plants Of tho rarcst kind. tho win
dows were decorated with snilAx, and above all
WIS gorgeous fessooniug Of trailing plants and
hanging baakots- Directly at tho buck OF tho
poaltion occupied by The bride aud her nowly-
weadsd husband Was PLACED largo vase filled
with tho choicest OF oxosics. Tho dlning-tabio
was fairly covered with all that tho cntcrSr's art
could suggoss. and croxning all was . large
opergne Of aowere IN graceful profasson.
j. q. Kankin and vito, Cnarles Z. Cook and
wife. Charles Walsh and wife, Assistant roat-
master Z. 9. squiers anG vito John ". Gregg
sna sinrS % rh oyno and Wife
wife, Y. II. liolaon and wife. Alr. md Mrs.
James steele. David Alaton and sister. Dr.. and
9lrs. I. ": Btophy. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer, Garlic
Mason and vito, the Misses Walsh, Miss Adams,
tho blisses Osborne, Misses Chase,
Daniels, and Lawson; Moaars. Hammond,
Rood. DaKloy, Kennoly. John Macarthur,
@. Il. Strong, Daniels, Goodman, Culver, LAW
son. Cronkhito, john u. Dandy, Glovor aud
DugAld Martin Mrs. Hoaton, M1a. Kate Hea-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. David II. Ford, Mrs. Wasring-
ton, aud othere.
The presents to tho bride were OF tho most
costly character, from msgniacent allscr
service from Dr.. Drophy and wtfo dow, to small
ailVcr tEinAetn from Juvenile friends. Tloy wero
Rtogotler too numerous to mention.
Johnny Ilhnd'a orchestra enliVenod tho even
Ing to the beet OF their ability, and featiyitiea
MeEe kept up until vary lA:e hour.