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, 1875-10-03

II tie Editor If The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-What has become Of the Wa
bash avenue omniDuses? Why are they not run
now, when they are absolutely necessary? Who
is responsible for Withdrawing the safest, quick
est. and most agreeable conveyance VIC had. and
compelled us to endanger our lives by riding in
those terrible bob-tal cars !? It has long and
we'll been known that ladies could not ride in
those cars owing to the danger Of being in
suited But now, since the drivers are
allowed to rush into q car !: and
fight for fares, striking in all di-
rections with their car-hook, or whatever the
Company will arm them with, it is surprising
that any ladies venture to ride in them at all.
Disputes and fights are constantly occurring
betveen the drivers and the gentlemen who are
working this much-needed reform. It is impos.,
sble for lady IN q crowded car to psy her fare
she cannot get to the box herself, aud the gen.
tlemen refuse to pass fares up any more. When
such passenger rings to have the car stopped
takes her two or three blocks farther than sne
Now, il the Chicago Omnibus Company
would come to the rescue by resun-
ing buainess under the management of
their efficient and indefatigable superinted-
ent, Mr. Grain, who go thorougly understands
the needs of the travelling public, and who is
also able and willing to accommodate them, they
would, without doubt, be well patronized by
those who can appreciate the enterprise and
effort to please their patrons shown BY their
management. 1t is really out OF the question to
try any longer to ride in the South-Slde cars.
Our only hope now lies IN the omnibuses. LIE.
them once more run, and greatly oblige
a NuMRER OF LADIES.
, 1875-10-03

GROCERIES.
EXPOSITION!
DON'T FAIL!
Visit HiGlsglS, l67 South qakst*
GRocNsRLE5
4{led for cash at the following pficeJ:

Conce-Ikio Green... ,23c, g4r, % .
] coHre-.Jnvu Ercen.......,...2Sc, 3Oc, 32e, II .
Gas l0af S4knF. per lb: H.
Enwae1fen Snxnr, per III hi.'.'-.'--.'.'.''"' ffa
I. - Smnrr. ny IL '1. tet .D''' ~ idg$
sEs, sugar, pcr ib.......,..
| Silver Drips-:5 Enl. KeRs.............,... $40
frunes.r4Fkiah nesti per lb'-'...'---.-.. ~
Kaisins-L1yers, Oils bboxcs.......,....... G
Kicc-Caroiina best, per II. lb....,............ X
Tnpiocn-Eln1e best, per lb. ...-......-.... 14
Spit fcn:-Hesf, ger 70; ;.:.....-.-....--... af
Srct. ht-kRsnSs;tnFn;s R DK x'''.."- IL
Sr"reh-i'nrn. Iss.vrao. pK4na.fnrd;s
iii. ntx 80 s-a"s...... II
, 1875-10-03
/, GOOD SUGGESTION

TO tho Editor Of he Chicago 7r4b1sne:
CHICAGO, Oct. At am ont Of work and out
Of money, and would like to see the advertise
ments Of wants in your paper, but let me go to
the Public Libraries 70 look at the paper and I
never can see one. Would it not be good idea
to cut out the rants, or advertisements in the
paper, aud pasta them on Board in the Chi
cago Public Library and the Y. H. G. l.. 30 that
any one might $50 il there WAS anything for
him to do or not IS there aze many out OF en-
ploymeat who cannot buy papex3
ONE Our or EMPLOY.
, 1875-10-03

French Ranges and Brotlern.
The increasing demand for tho aboya ahnv .&..,
served popularity they hxve obtatnsa by ,hs s,..
numher Of them now IN uso by many at our n,..
huenttal cahzsns, numerous hotela, pahe tn.,.s ~
uous, etc- 's'e
~, Inc lannon's Bfooe' "balHnaore Ehs-pl.es H&..
ohs Originally ts also sold By tho xidely-knovnV ~
York house Of Bramhal, Deane Co., suor.....s sss
Gi7audan Trasted, Jr. Chicago branch No IN 1.s
st. B. E a1yAUpAs, Manager.
, 1875-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Junior Sons and Daughters Of '76 will meet In
Judge Rogers courtroom at P. N. to-day.
The Rev. J. Sabine Knight, Of London, En-.
| gland, who has been colaborer With Mr. Moody
| and Sankey in their work, will speak to youns
[ men in Farmell Hall this evening.
! The regular monthly meeting Of the Board o1
| Councillors Of the Hospital for Women and
Children will be held in the parlors OF the hos.
| pital corner Paulina and Adans) Tuesday At
2p.m.
The frat gra nd bali OF the Evening Star Pleas-
ure Club, to commemorate the fourth anniyer-
sary Of the Chicago Fire. will be given st Aurora
Turner Hall, On Milwaukee avenue, On Saturday
evening.
The regular annual meeting and election Of
officers OF the United Hebrew Relief Association
will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the
lower hall Of tho Standard Club, on Thirteenth
street, Near Michigan avenue.
The Dramatic Association of the Northwestern
Conservatory (: Music holds its next regular
meeting Wednesday evening" Oct. 6. at 242 Wa
bash avenue. All Interested in parlor theatre
Gals are invited to be present.
The Sunday Lecture Society begins its third
eoaaon day. Robert Colyor givea an entirely
new lecture, prepared especially for the Society,
on This Marriage Question" in McCormicE's
cents.
Wednesday evening next, at 8 o'clock, wlll bo
married Ar. Luke Green, Of New York, to Miss
F. A. Ii. Booker, daughter Of John Booker, of
Columbus. O. The ceremony will take place at
residence Of the brides uncle, No. 133 West
Monroe street.
meeting OF the representatives Of the vari-
GUS Catholic societies will be held At Maskeu
Hall this evening, Oct 3, at 1880 =. m, to COM
plete arrangements for the procession to take
place at the laying OF the cornerstone Of st.
James Church, Oct. 10.
l. parish meeting will be held At St. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church, Ashland avenue,
near Madison street, Thursday evening" at 7:30
oeiook Eyefy member o. me Songsesston,
prospects Of this parish, are earnestly invited to
be present.
The public evening high School will reopen at
the branch OF the Hich-School building, on
Monroe street near Halsted, Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock, under the instruction Of Mr. g. q.
Peabody. An advanced class in mechanical
drawing will continue the work Of last winter.
class Of beginners will be formed if sufficient
number OF persons apply.
THE MILITARY.
Company E, Second Regiment / 8. G., are re-
quested to meet at the new Armory at 2 o'clock |
this afternoon for the transaction Of important |
business. |
Quested to meet at the new ArmorJ this after |
noon at o'clock for the transaction OF important
business.
In accordance with the provisions Of the Con- |
Btitution, the First Regiment will parade Satu1- |
Jay over = route to be announced hereafter, |
ending with = dress parade on the lake-front
south of the Exposition Building. The COM
nand will assemble at the Armory in full uni
form and white gloves, and companies will fall
4 promptly at the sounding Of the assembly at
, 1875-10-03

To tts Editor ar Tile Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Whose business Is it to Bee
that street-lalnps to which names are attached
correctly represent the names ard direction of
the streets? Hundreds Of lamps all over the
city are ''out Of kilter," turned around, twisted
awry, 30 as to bo OF no service at all as street.
guides or Indicators. In the first place. the let
ters are often faded and llegible, and in tho
next place ono has to travel halfway around
lamp to find the name which should represent
the course Of the street. Strangers are thus de-
ceived and citizens much annoyed. The names
of streets should be placed upon houses instead
of lamps at each Of the four corners Of built-up
streets. At present persons must Cross dirty
street, and sometimes walk block, to find the
name Of strest, which even then may prove un-
decipherable or, if legible, the twisted lamp may
lead them into exactly the opposite direction.
This ia public nuisance which some slack OIL
cial should be compelled to correct without de-
lay. z. E.
, 1875-10-03

CObBESS-At tho residence Of her parents, b Ah
city, on Sept. -, Henrietta, Oldest child of l. 0
bins, Late Ut Birmingham, Eng.
sS Birmingham papers please copy.
WILL1AMS-Oct- z, ut No. II East Indiana Il. ii
Williams.
Funeral from his residence Monday, o. l. /
1p.n.
GEl9WELL-The funeral OF Leo A. detsxeA M
ake place from the residence Of bis psrents 16e En-
lsland-av.. On Sunday, Oct- 3, 1t O'clock p a.
tho Bonifaeius Cemetery. i
F0LEY-At her sisters residence, 541 Rsntsnk
Catharine Foley daughter Of James Fols1, nsttEs Il
County Sligo. Ireland.
Funeral AoudaJ, Oct. 1, 1t 10 l. H., b3 eanss b
Calvary Cemetery.
HARVEY-0n the I'd inst, At 1o:3o p. n, 1sahad.,
infant daughter Of 8. i. and Anna It. HafveE ag&1
d1yS.
, 1875-10-03

E1Our{ ElOMr!! ElOur!{{
Among tue largest dealers in -four in tho city
is the firm OF ". s. Powell j. Co., Burlington
Warehouse; retail store No. 803 State street.
They are sole agents for several of the finest
brands OF -four for family use in the country,
and deal exclusively in tho highest grades
Their facilities enabling them to receive flour on
their Own track direct from the mills, allow them
to sell fonr at the lowest prices, and families
will find it to their advantage to give than call
before buying. Flour delivered free.
, 1875-10-03

shoot for very handsome gold badge, donated
to the organization By Messrs Hamilton, Rowe
d Co. Ihe gift is valued at $50, and is to be
competed for by members Of tho Club onIy, and
to become the properly Of the person who shall
win it three times. The shooting for this en-
blem vii! be seven shots, ct 500 yards+ The
badge being the first prizo. five others will be
distributed among the contestants Is follows
Second prize, life-membership in tho Chicago
Rifle Club, valued at s25; third, 812; fourth,
$40; fifth. $5; sixth, s3. Entrance fee 81.
, 1875-10-03

The *'Two Orphans by GENTLE.
The original "Two Orphans" as played By tho
Union Square Company in New York and Chicago.
were photographed BY Gentle 103 State street, cor
Washington This = the finest gallery and easiest
Of access in the city sn1e has splendid aerios Of
TjeWB Of the EXPOSITION.
, 1875-10-03
WASHINGTON.

National Bank Ctrculation-moro In
! teressfng Reading tor Charley Han
| miscellaneous Notes.
+ Special Dfspateh to The chieuao tribune.
=; WASHINGTON, o. G.. Oct 2-Tteasuret New
who has tnst retnrnad fror, ths West at.t,,
that ,ha hanrs :. tt.t .ss.,a. ~ 49, ' ~
'A''4 'Ae .ao ta sao' 0ee@on uAeo s1o"so
amount OF money than can be prodtably invest
! 3D. and that they are preparing to surrender ad
! ditiopal circulation md to take M their bonds
Tast month tha Nat;on,1 R.ph .;.,,,,+;..-xr
! -.,.-.z -. o. En- aoa ~ "N
.o""eeo "8' ~4' o90,o0' 4n eaeeoo - euo al11oon
Issued Inc totai oacrease IN National BauH
circulation since July exceeds $500, COO.
Dbia has heard of tha onen 1attar NJ H,m r.
eao~ata-v p.iataw p,.7sstt s"s~, *. - ~
ooo.o'~4y oaAoo"' nAoaso.S aass @nas the ho'
pott maoe oy hlm felaslVe 70 costoma Gsssers
t in New York vas not suppressed; that on the
cont.sy Secretary Bristow insisted upon the most
enaroatir arorte 10 correct av.r. .-ror -, s--
.~s;ss..a..s - 49, -.
t4"Aoo1noa1o ~ Ne" 4o1A' ano. tnns @Ao eo9aoct7
aVe measures proposed were fully carried cut.
Blodgett also sayH that he was not removed from
New York before his work was completed. but
tb,t ba ,a,,.;nas +.a~a ,,,,.t 49,. T.. - 80
- g.. - :.-.s '.oA0 -'1''A A'"s0A 'Na@@ A' aa'@
as ntss lneenoeo. ....
There ia panic among the holders OF tho Dis
trict Of Columbia 3.65 bonds. They have rerent-
~ fa1len n rar c.ntnn, Ns~vo-S sa1;,aa a h.,,ta
- -ASa. ~ ~. ~Ao. ~" -ota s@'nee oNl'
puen1''ea !aiee anoun.s 1of pelmanent nsest-
ment. Ile Attornay-Generai Of the State rem
oefed an op1nlon 1nfayorable to them, in conse-
quenee OF which the savings bankk held them at
sac11nce' and depressed the market There is
question Waetaet the United Statea 1s bound
to pay the principal and interest," In any event
tne guarantee can only go to the 8l0 GU. GOO au-
thorlzed BY Congress: The District Commits
eioneIs when the Slo'oov,oo limit WAS expended,
ISSUED more bonds and It's rumorod that the e1-
cess which they have already put out will run up
10 r. perhaps mlllion Or more.
me mlshty Mniiest has returned He Is con-
1dent that his plans Tor the Chicago Custom
House WILL be entirely followed, under the re-
Polt OF the LAST Government Commission. Mul-
letts tr1ends go so Tar IS to say the President
has Issued an order to this effect. The Super
Vlalngg~Atcbltect and persons connected with his
office express themselves as satisfied with the
, 1875-10-03

one year; 1W. oNetl, Joseph Touhsy,
Charles Johnson, John Thompson, Joseph Cor
man, larceny, si1 months. Henry Waggoner,
attempted larceny. six mouths in County Jail
John Fay, larceny, s1 months Joseph Dona-
hue, larceny, thirty DAYS; John O'Bien, lar
ceny, thirty days George Brooks, larceny, sixty
days; James O'Brien, burglary, sixty days
George Williams, larceny, sixty days.
, 1875-10-03
MISSOURI WHISKY FRAUDS.

Special Dispatch to The Chiceqo Tribune
ST. JOSEPH. NO., Oct. 2--Rumor is rife here
rs to further developments in the whisky inyes-
LEGATIONS. Parties not heretofore implicated, it
is said, will be involved. Col. Meyers ia ex-
peoted here again. The town is all agog
, 1875-10-03

The Golden Sun Fireplace Heater,
In addition to it, remarkable heating power is most
beautiful In denign aud elegant in naiah. and is Al
ornament In auJ parlor. Bangs pros state and Van
Buren, streeta. Eeo tts Richmond doubleo4eu Palsco
RauEe.
, 1875-10-03

Bryant & stratton Col1egeEvening ses-
aionE.
The evening sesaiona hava commenced, and the
clasees arc f1ing up ra]ady. Thorough instruction is
giren IN al the hrancles- Young men and young
women IN atttndanee. Crest improvement can be
made during the tall a,ld winter.
, 1875-10-03
FORCING THE THIE09
r af Th< fH.etz.7a Trfbfn<


CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Jndging by thstr Discus
sions, the present effort of Chicago ministers to
start a revival seems to be "np-hill work" At
any rate they are making hard work Of it. I
have seon wuter run smoother than the present
gospel movement. In the first place, people
feel poor, aud it is not the easiest thing in the
world to raise S25, 600 for an enterprise which
the projectors fear may not pan out we'll. Could
each church feel assured TINT it alone would get
the benefit, there would not be much lacging
md such lack OF faith. A. guarantee that any
one church should have q specified number Of
souls to add to its membership, as reward OF
its labors would bring out the money instanter.
Much as Chic ago minister's may talk abont work
ing without or independently OF Moody and Sam
key, and get ZIP spanking revival on their OWN
book. the thlng is impossible ,-"it cannot be
did," Moody Is tho attraction, and Moody they
must have, or the revival will go by the board
Moody il the match, and the only match, which
can ignite tho revival material. Dispense with
the Moody match, and the revival fire will prove
a fzzle. S.
, 1875-10-03
THAT OYERCuARQE,

No. $50 STATE STRICT, CHICAGO, Oct. 2-Dapes
Turner d Co.: learn from my letters from the Col
lector Of New York aud from the Treasury Depart
snt at Washington, that the photograph has been ap-
praised at $o and that the Government fees pro
on that photograph amounted to 46 cents-
To ths first item have to remark that have re-
quested the Treasury Department to have ths photo
graph reappraised because the Appraiser is not at
did not quite cost 81 in Germany.
To the second item have to say that have called
the attention Of the Collector Of Customs and Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury to the fact TINT you had
tried to collect almost five times the amount Of
toms fec which you originally paid this photograph
namely, SOS, not to mention your charge Of IS
for brokerage. Through TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE and
by mail you have asked mo to retEact and invited any
friend Of in New York to look up tho
entries in the New York Custom House, You
have been 'looked up" and "cornered,n aud
have asked the Collector in New York and the Treos-
ury Department in what way and by whom you can be
prosecuted for using the name Of ths Government for
your gross 6xtoEt0ns. No Tetractfon, and no back
sliding in the course Of inyestigaton.that ts all
have to say to you. ". BoDEAANN.
, 1875-10-03
The Elu1wppd,

Cergymen. officers Of tho army, ratlrosd officials,
and, in fact, all classes Of men, recommend the Elm
wood collar the best ever It viii 1t batter;
look nicer and keep clean 1nnger than any other,-
thxee good qualities.
, 1875-10-03

Haiet, psvts b Co.'s Grand, Square, md up,isaA
and Smiths American Organs oan be found only
". " K1mbalPst corner stste md Adams stzaass.
Chicago.
, 1875-10-03
Read Vanity Fair testimonials.



Win ind II 10 thx tnterzt to give elese ex1taat1oa
to Hyghxoods supsrb collection ct original European
paintings, nay "a sxhttahoa u 10 Wsha&h b1saus,
, 1875-10-03
E71na-Huvfrr Husbands

shoe-Buytng Husbands WAC Buy at
W1sva1 Grceues sto1cs No. 76 State street, OF
No. 13 Twentysecoud street, will be convinced that
pair Of French button kids for their wives viii ho not
only !" thing Of beauty, bat Joy forever.9
, 1875-10-03
THE CHICAGO RIFLE CLUB.
THEIR PRACTICE YESTERDAY.

The Chicago Rifle Club had q field dsy yester-
day at their range near 6i1ty-third street, and
the membars made the following score out Of q
, 1875-10-03

Tbs SUCCESS attending the business Of Sampson,
Greene Co. ainca Introducing factory prsees in
dsposing OF that large, rselass .toct OF furniture
at Nos 100 and 1914 State street sur1tses everybody.
, 1875-10-03

which viii b sold aa public suettoz On III. ..,
Co. 9 3ud z. This collection II 10 will ND =
kno~l tdat tt Il not nscesasz7 to mats fr,.s.
menta. AA&s auNp
, 1875-10-03

Important to tho Preservation ot Teeth
John GosneI's Cherry Tooth-Paste,
Tho most ef6cscdous dentfEica Known. Try t. In
salo BY al druggtsts. Wholesale asenta, Taru 1
Rrsdley, III and Its Randolph strees.
, 1875-10-03

oEoaized Ox-Marrow for tho Hair,
BY Buck i aAyueT, nnakerz of tho - Mats" Colaens,
, 1875-10-03

Why ordway q New1and :" Suit ue
They mako - stylish and wall fitting sar.asas n
any, have lrgr stock to salsct non1, sud N ts2p
10 to 50 Per cent lower In pziea. 1ss Des1bmu Il
100 Hest Madison Streets
, 1875-10-03

Beats Them AL Badly.
We aHudo TO tho Empress Range, nsz nnu 1Eaa
?. Dalton has just gottsn thu Western sxsary II
DON'T fah to SEQ 1t, with the other ssovss. both ps
and coot, hs ahows at 132 and 1e4 stata ktSaek
, 1875-10-03

Try Cook 4 mcLatn Ouca
II you've any old clothes too sa11ed or rsexed IL
presentshls. Cook AcLatn, Of our city, an 1us.
thea- sxpense~ 0Tltx G. O. D. Send upxt,,
to thez II No. 50 Dearborn street. for information
, 1875-10-03

The following. from Sloon's Insurance Fire
Rcport exhibits the runs By the Department
and lnsurAoce Patrol. corrected Iossea, and
causes OF fires for September, 1876: Alarms, SO !;
stills, S 3; second alarms, total loss ga 800 !;
loss covered hy insurance, 4l5, 200: insurance
immediately involved, 885, ,00n causes Of fires
originated through carelessness, s malicious
neas 6; mischieyous children and yaRrapt
adults, s; diarosition to realize on shrinking
values, S; spontaneous /; lamp explosion, !;
detective boiler-nea1th, and chimney, 2; wood
work exposed around stove-pipes, z dislocation
Of gas-pipe, l.; SPARK. a; foul chimneya and
false alarms. 8; alarms proceeding from frame
buildings, ~ from brick, z. The f1ee during
The month in Nos. l43 and 1t6 Lake, Nos. Sc aud
IS South Water. ard Nos. 548 to $50 South Clark
streets. should lrnpel owners TO sc1utnize more
closely the work Of careless operatives
Upwards OF 100 students have entered tho Col
1ege Of Law during the first two weeks Of its
present {third) year, and others are daily a17iy-
lng. Yesterday afternoon Floyd B, Wilson de-
lvered IN instructive and graceful lecture on
Elocution to both classes- Judge Forester,
formerly Dean Of the Law School at George
so~n. ky.. nil lecture on the 18Th ilst. on the
Statute Of Uses. Obadiah Jackson will follow on
the Esd On tbs Practice in Tax Cases, and
Elliott Anthony and other eminent lawyers Of
Chicago will follow. Daily lectures nave been1
given at o'clock during tho rrosant term on
Tho Roman Lew, and these will now continue on
the Criminal Law, ana various brahrhes Of the
Common Law, in addition to the recitations in
couoecton with the textbooks, which occupy
cnzzse Of tuenty-foue lectures On Medical Jrxis-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-14
Sherif's Sale
JAMES NJ. STEBBINS !
Against
THOMAS D.PARSONS
and
on Execution.
KENOsHA COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT,
CHARLES G. BROWN,

CHAhLEO y BROWN,
By virtue of an Execution Issued in the above
entitled action in favor of the above named p ain.
Tiff and against the above named defendents,to me
directed and delivered, | have levied upon all the
right, title and interest which the above named de-
endants or either CT them, had ON the 2lst day Of
April A. D. 1865, that either Of said defendants
have at any time since acquired In and TO the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in the
Fourth Ward Of the City of Kenosha, State of Wis
consin, to wit: Lot number Ten (10) in Block
No. Ninety-two (92) in the South Est quarter of
Section Thlrtyone (31) Town No. Two ~ North of
Range No. Twenty-three (23) East Also Forty
rods of OF the South end, measuring North and
South, OF Block No. Six (6) of the University Ad-
otion to the City of Kenoeha: Also commencing
Twenty four rods North and Twenty rods West of
the South East Corner of the North West quarter
of said Section Thirty-one (3D aforesaid; thence
North parallel with the east line of said quarter
section sixteen rods; thence west ten (10) rods
or to the east line of Maple Street; thence south
The east line of Maple Street sixteen (16) rods
thence east about Ten (10) rods to the place OF
beginning: hich real estate or SO much. thereof
may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
the costs thereon, shall offer for sale and sell
at public auction to the highest bidder therefor
at the front door of the Court Fouse in the City
of KeGosha, on Friday the 19h day of February,
A. D. 1875, at one O'Clock in the afernoon of that
day. JOHN LUCAS,
Sheriff of Ken0sha County.
Daled sherif's Office, Wisconsin.
KenOsha, January 9th 1875.