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THE GRAND JURY.

II Is understood shnt tho Grand Jury will
complete Its labors to-day, will make Its dnal .e-
turns. and that then ita members will return to
private lifo with that feeling OF inward pnace
Which springs from \ CONSEQUENCES Of public
duties wull performed. Ihsso Grand Jurors,
though new lauds at tho husincas, have done
worry we'll, and returned creditsble number Of
true billa-tAree apiece, perhsps.
With Que exception, tho proceedings OF The
jury have been maskad with great harmony.
That exception wRs yesterday. Ever since tho
indictments against tho editor OF tho Times ba.
gan coming ln. tue editorial colunnB OF that
paper have nbounded with nstacka upop the
lirand Jury calculated to expose Ito members to
tho great wrath. hatred. and contempt Of
all good citizens. chasHing that they
were in collusl0n with tho knayeA aud faIbs
Incn, aud were solely buaied iu intlirt,uy the
nonast oues. Those allegations iiritated solne
u: tho jurors, who GRO unnscustomet to "&he
Yesterday morning, 1t tl,clr request, Juugo Viii.
INNS tauis into tnair room, aud they asked him
/, Str. stossv could pe indicted On the strength
uf teso attacks.
The Judge replied that, wbllo IN Indictment
might lie, ye:, under tho circumstances, such
meaaslrs Nould 10 Of doubtful propriety. Iio
:.,n.u'f lad been libellsd By the Times. and Ills
ts1neeliug the ti,duS OF indictments would elye
tile Thing Al, air Of persecution. Even wese they
to do nc without any consultation with A,nl. it
seonld still hare tha. appearance. Skill, II the
urAna Ju1y would 50 before him that morning.
(taseut the obnoxious sgttele&. and request
llln to act, hs shonld bo compelled 10 Issue
beach warrant for Ms. Htoreys arrest for con,
, 1875-03-16
THE ClTy.HAlt.

The Committee On Gas will meet at s o'clock
Thursday AFTERNOON In tue City Clerks Office,
Negotiations aro pending botwoen the Doard Of
Police ans! tho South Division 6tseot Car Com.
pauy looking to tue restoration ot police order
regarding tho arrest Of disordcgly poraous riding
on streot cars. Tho action Of tho Council on
Judge DIckey's opinion on bob.tall cam will DO
very apt to roduco tho necessity Of a.ulug = Kou-
etAl pollce order.
Tue Committee on Police met yesterday after
noon In tho City Cle.k'B utlcs to confer on the
award Of contract made by the uoard OF Health
and A. Doutsher for tho performance OF all hight
scascuges work with odorlens machines A COM
nliltea from tho old seayenee1s headed by D. y.
Moore, mado strenuous objections ~ to tho loyal
!ty Of taking the business out Of their hauds aud
menopolixng It for machine which thoy aseort
IL grossly 0vereatimated. On motion Of AID.
Stout, action sta dofet.od until Saturday, for tho
purpose Of witnessing tost OF tie odorleaa ms
chiucs. The Committee. having no further bust-
meas to transact. adjourned.
The new wrought-lron bridge over the Raa-
do'ph Hssost crossing OF tho river Nss yesterday
thrown opeu to public tEarel. It uaa built BY
the Keystone Bridge Company, OF Pittsbuzg,
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i German Lake nnd Its Fish.

In Smisha ''wondogs" sc read that nouo Of
tho catos'tsos Of Germany arc mora surprising
than tho Lako Circnlsz, in Carnlola, and tho
mothod Of taking lts fish. Tho lake is 4 or S
miles long, and mites broad. The most WONDER
tul circumstance Is ita obblng aud flowing tn
June and soptenbor. when II runs on through
eightecsi holes, which form 10 many sdtics OF
whirlpoals. NaERsor mentions singular uaodo
OF tahing In these holos aa gars That when the
water haa entirely run OF lnto its subterrauoous
reservoirs, tho peasant ventures with light Into
that cavity, which rtlns into hard rocl; s OF
iathons underground, to solid bottom, whence
the water running through sinai! llolcs as through
saso. tue fish are loft boh!nd and caught, as 1t
wore, IN net provided by Nature. On the iret
Appearanco Of ita ebbing, Lsll Is rung At Circ-
nisz ol1 which all the peasanta in tho ne,ghboriug
incrcdbla number Of pike, trout sells, tcuch
porch. etc. are thus caught. Ono Of the COM
mon praotHes, al mentioned by moro than one
Old writer, is to place board painted whte along
tho edgo Of the boat, which, rejecting the moons
rays into tho water, induces the ddh to spring
towards It, suppostng II to DO a moving sheet Of
waior, when they tall Into the boat.
, 1875-03-16
Death Among the Eaur Babies.
EdNl,NoEs Sun, IfareA 10.

On Monday evening Jennie. the rnost promising
OF tho oauartes Of hahn babes, on Low street, died
otcatarth. aud two OF the others Barah aud Mary,
arc aald 10 be sick. The deal baby WAS yeates-
day prepared for burial aud laid In tho trout
room. Tho three little sisters, who are now
three reexs old. lay in tho crib In tho adjoining
roon, Sarah aud Katto together At tue head, aud
Mary, with Jennio's vacant pillow beside hsr,
occupying tho oshor end. Sarah, the ono that
was delicate from, birth, las not thsived but
jenn!o scetned to be growing finely until Taken
sick. Mrs. Hahn, tho mother, is nell enough to
70 about tho houao. She IL comety. facod
woman OF arerAgo stature. Although but so
years Of age, Mrs. Hahn baB been the notl,er
Of ton children, lie first baing tvtus, born When
sho was II yaaFs Of sge. She VA = widow when .
Ahe married Mr. Hahn.
HaA'tnurt american, IHareh u,
Yesterday afternoon, MarY, tho second one Of
Mrs Iahns children. died aud WAS buried, lator
In the afternoon, with little Jonuie, who died
on Monday last, In 1t. Fatficks Cemetery. One
OF the remaining two is reported sick, aud fears
are entertained that sho Will not long survive.
, 1875-03-16

then, unscrovng tho top, removed tho rlug,
thus securing MI opening throngn tho top OF tho
ta,cot. found tho water III tho ptpo Lowell with
sln opening III tho fauco:, but MAS llnhble to TO.
move my Ut It. thon commenced pa,lring lit
il'o acid worry slowly. getting IN nbont SIX ounces
tn ton minutcs.-all had nt hand. boins a
cl'arGo for Haboock cxttnguisaor. There WAS
hut vcry might overflow. the leo taking up tllu
acid. thau psocntea quantity Of tho acid
and fcw hours later poured llalf-gnlon into
tho Pipe IN tho COURSE Of Afteou min
ntes;; without causing any ossrnow. Not
thinking the leo could absorb 10 largo
. quantity OF tho acid without increasing
~ b'isk, concluded Il had thawcd tho tee untii
It had reached r.ipttsfu III The pipo, and was
running out Of II, 30 desistcd from pouring III
mose. Int tho sequel proves tint 1 was wrnng
IN my dcolaratons. for 1t 2:40 4. IN. on tho 1th
itiat. tho Water began 10 ilow again. bringing the
acid along with IT, and hare roason lo doubt
that had continued to pour in acid until Ind
slsoa couple OF gallons or no /. would hsro
doro its work In few l,ours. l would ndl for
the information of any rho mar wiss, to ,,se 1t.
that thc actd is quito i,ic1penniyc mad that nfter
louring 1t ~ Tho pipe, tho cork ahouid bs re-
moved, aud tho fat,cet put In orIor ard left open
OIL tho time. A. often Al orcry tuolvo hourA
after Introducing tho ncid. tho turnoff-cnck
should bo worked, N tto acid will have soma
elect Upon that, a1d II loft to stand too long it
might c1uac sonau trouble to work It.
T. r. CrArr
, 1875-03-16
THE PRODUCE DEALERS.


Another Of tho long serins OF tho meetings OF
the produce dealers Of South Water ssrsot was
held At tho Exchange yesterday afternoon, to
discnsa waJa and mcans to sEcapa tho heavy
rants they have boon paying.
aIr. nrouncll nns called to the chair.
Several psorerty-owness were present from
:he territory bounded on the norih by Quincy.
OF tho cart by In Sale, on the South by jack
son, and on the wcst by Franklin streot.
\ diagram OF tic property had been drawn
upon the blackboard, aud Gen. Bro mn was called
upon TO erp1ain ii. lie suit owners OF Tho prop
erty bad agreed to erect, to be finished by tho
1ss Of afny. Thirty y-eigh. buildings. of two aud
Three storios sach, to rent for fton, 5000 to
$1,000.
alr. Moore further explained tho diagram, and
dealers to tako action at once. Tho property
ownors cuu|d not AFFORD to undertake. tho con-
atructson of the buildings without aomo oxpycs-
sion by tho denlefs or some guarantee given
TINT they would ho occupied by them when I'm
laLcd.
Alr. Cyrus thought It unreasonable TO ask
guarantee Of tlie dealers, but WAS satisfied TINT
any buildings they might erect would be en-
gagged in advance OF their completion.
Mr. Eborhard naid tho trouble had been will,
properiy-ownera 10 tast locality, that they dill
not know what claes OF buildings to erect. II
tho produce 1ehiess would p:olniua 10 occupy
eractcd withou. de!ay.
Tho following gsntlcn,on thon came for
ward, mud agreed to guarantee that
they would OCCUPY stores selected in
the locality II ready for occupancy
May /: 4. Eyaer i Co., r. D. Randall. s. ".
Barnett, O.: n. Des): & Co.. J.. II. Kingue1l,
J. TaLo X Co., 4. IT, Hewott, Holden, Dtshon Il
Co., G. i. Dranua,,, L. D. Smith l. Co, ",
Townsend, ". H. Underwood 4 Sonst Good Il
knott, 4. Digelow, T. Todd L Co, Holmes T.
seara, G. Fl. Weaver l. Co., l.. s. Chaso Il Co.,
aud r Scisuitzina l. TO.
THO majority OF tho Hitos selected weso on both
sides Of Jackson ssTcot, hatweon L. Sale and
Frauklln.
Messrs;; Holmes, Randall, aud KinRmnn wero
appointed Il committee 10 further presol,t tho
proposition aud plana TO dsalers and 10 report
to-day.
Tho Meeting adjourned until this afternoon
whom further sGtiou will bo taken.
1hoso Of the psoperty-owners present aftor
ADJOURNMENT. expressed thet willingness to
crcc. Tho buildings for thoHe who desired thcn,
and a. maiiy more "a possible, before tho LIT Of
May.
, 1875-03-16


Mru. Ronaby, tho beautiful English acsrcss.
commenced her sccouu week at McYickor's Thea
tse laot evening, playing to = very fair house,
which. considering tho condition al tho weather,
was by no means discouraslng. The ohanse
frum tho heavy tragic stylo Of Lady Elizabeth to
the light aud buoyant character Of Iosalind ia
Shakspoaro'd pastoral comedy was LOOKED for
With no little intereat as m indication Of Mrs.
NouHby's powers, hud tlle verdict Ia very favor
nb!o one. In dtcsaiuE tho part tie Indy
did not ,adhoro clcso'y to prccedout, for
long, loouo tnantIo, which serrad to add empl,a-
sa to tho sudden discovery of her o1posed limbs
expressed 10 tho phrase "my do,1b!ot aud hase.''
lIowoyer. tho concen!nont Of these symmetrical
lnombcra was not Of sufficiently long duration to
destroy tho interest Of ttle AUDIENCE In tho per-
formauce. In descending from grayo to gay, and
from sevsro to iiycly, Mrs. Ilousby was al great
advantage. With natural viyacity Of manner,
and thorough appreciation Of tue rolloLlng lii
NOR Of tho llucs, aho srcceodcd In leaving most
pleasing inpToaaloa IIor heavy wig OF nnsisLlly @
curla by no lnoaus became her stylo Of beauty,
Tor they entirely covered tho Upper part Of her
faeo and thtor the atrong foaturcs below iuto
unwolcomo prominence. Mrs. Rouhby hau no
gesher beautiful. whom no necessity exists for
nlurriug isH contour. IIor excellent olooutiou
man shown to advantage in the nprlghtly reading
OF tho lines. md tho abaonce Of any formhI.ty
IL bAotA lSAApAAuG "AH AIlblr <flH jH6hHAut sur
prisos Of tho evening. Her walk, however. is
not NJ graceful 10 II should DO, and la,hY tho
poetry, and cvon tho ordinary everyday grace
OF motlon that such shapely limbs should giyo
it. Tic acones with Orlando wcro port and
hesrty, aud Rosaltnd's full delight at tho mis-
chief Of tho prank was unaffected. Consider
able dash aud yiEacity wesc sl,owu In the scenes
with Sysutas aud PhGbc. Indeed, II any tend
oney to extreme ,sctng could DO observed. it
Was rather In tho direction Of ronp than inslpld-
ity. Tie support WAS quito crcdltahlo Mr.
Dock road tho "Seycn AEos." ~ Jacques, with
ploted with ercat care an1 capital effect, and tho
very hearty round Of applause which he won
was richly deserved. Mr. seymour's 1ostchstone
was also capable and amusing. Nr. HArd,o's
Orlando was rather asltst but ~ that Is mat
ter Of personal habit. porhapa 1t should not be
alluded to too often. Tho remanIny pasta woro
more or leas efficiently taken.
tAs You Like 1t " will ho repeated this eyap.
ing.. Tomorrow "Tho Lady OF Lyona viii
be glveu.
, 1875-03-16

pnaed Of Fred Rcckcr, Thomas DlFtn. Richard
oDrlcn. Janicg Mccormick. and T1nmaa llcany.
>, alr. Lowtr. ns citizen Of Chicago. anu not Of
tho North F,i1o rImplv, appealed ID tho rcsi'lenta
Of tito Twonteth Ward to como to tho rencno.
and rodacm tho fair namo nf The Anrtl, A'tn by
soliciting proper incu 10 represent them in town
otllcora. Tie nssomblago Eaid they wou'd.
ar. Walsh. III lis remarks MAI quito pornonal.
When John Sweeney, tho Town 'Ciort Of tho
North Town, whs elected, hn BAtd, he vas forced
to go heEEing 10 pa1 his rent. Now he VISA
bloateG aristocrat, fed At tho pnblio crib, aud
Naa pro,'d Of tho p1orosss'se. This speaker
s1r John Wagner referred claboratcly 10 Tim
disrerutahlo aoinga OF Bob" Konnoy III way.
III fect. nhich. it That poraon wcro presont, lso
@ from 1as e ysar @ ,sseS ID
wan e*ttchman OH tho Northwestern ltoad.
iiia h,lbsoqucnt career on tho polico-ferce "A n
detective, wien ho held tho confidence Of e,Cl,
human WRECKS a. Tip Farrell and Big
and ~ Street ComHa1aaonrr. WAS detailed ia
way Which uan effective, II tho Appearance Of tho
audience tB nav criterion. Tho speaker pub
on tho flushing touch WHOM ho asked II man
Teople-the fact Included. that he did not pay o
ccnt Of ta1es in the North Division.
Mr. Caaags.au offered tho following.
NnEnEAs, Tho Toru ri North Uhtc,go. having bore
affairs hy tho corruption anI NATURALIZATION at
som!e Of It's prescn. o'ieere and
arc se.afes, q end!na .ao raio S Of % n.rnseis .ni
1"Mmsr "r1ll:iet,na IL town affairs. Il l. hereby
eet rs
tim In the selection ot candidates for torn officers.
Tho following Committee was appointed to
coufer with the otl1eE wards: ). d. Walsl',: Pat
rick Plynn. and William Sraiu.
Tho Committee OF fiTo now returned tho fol-
lowing names as decgatos to tho Convention:
Michael Corcorau, James Mccormick. Martin
<;arrB. Frodoslch Deckor. William +. O'Drien,
, 1875-03-16


Bonrd Of Public Works. Tito builders commence
al work bv tuking down tho old flano bridge
Fol-. u. consequently the now ono haa occupied
t"gtMnH ina ukss IN 1te eonslcton'
IL a1n fnat Hos VI MtonBattn ,1n U2o
;fo worh m IN slm,monts n,,,, ~, r,,,,
tro tsu' IN Wnrs. ""' "'A "o'o W 'ao boAs" VI
A"o''s .'o'"o'
Tho Board Of Police met yesterday for tho
ts!ai OF Onlccr Ju'!us y. Palmer. cl.asse,i with
conduct uMbocominR n p3ltco officer. On the
first chasgo he could not 10 convicted. but the
otbers wero Of 50 e1ccotlinBly small nioucnt
tlas ho Was lot OF with tno Of five days rav.
An o1prehun,an WHO hna carried tsverai loaaa OF
July iaro put In claim against Tho city fot his
Eay at tho rate of s. per load. Tho Colonial re-
1nainod away, and tue claim will probably ho d.
!oTnt. S!ond u bo. Col. Lipptncott Will thcn
naa aso G sia On ,e ey tor te ya'aa Of three
Tho Committee on Wharyca nn) pnb1,o
9ro,in1s mot vostortlnv afternoon in Tho fTtv
Clerks Office. and rasscu fayornbly on tho hijs
for Tho putcuaso OF The following uroportT: Tia
old ttAtfon-hoto lot. III font. IN ,Inrnn l,ctw,n,,
Clark and Denrlors, streets: re ' IL tie Esooie srsst
tract, north of North nyonuc and csbt Of LaSnIlo
street to Fred Wacl;or far Nil .O0y. oue-tjlirtl
cahh and tho balance in one md Two years viii,
intcrcat nt 8 pcs cont; tho lot on tho southwest
corner OF f3cdgwlcit md Chicago ayeugo TO tlo
hAtr,o party OF, ennr termB for atD, ,hlf,. and
tho o!t Long John ongins.homso lot on La9allo
sLteet , ~ y. " nmali ~ 9l'2ou 1'or soof; Ino
consideration Of osl'or bids WIS postponed.
Tho Gas-1uspoctor atstes that, although tho
Eas-lan1p rcpatrcr haa Acvnrnt tinos fniled To
10 thinks tin Cnl,ncIl co,,ti not invn c,oson n
,xorac tip,o fnr iool,;nr ovar ,I,o ,Hn,h.- ~
hrnie, inmra T., +,n liz. ~, a.tat tuu uot n y.
H., h. .t"t H. H.. w ~, s
tho work vns performed, lust iponth'a fiji
among others. Tho excessive cold during the
mouth, together with tic yio1ent vinti3. nrohg
gt,l throw ont OF urtIor n lcrro nn1ntnr nf Ianns
,,1f;I nj nrooort tnrn nra an!,n pfi1 ~ ~ ars;'
ITnworor ~ & +, 10. ~ "i''' u.v out "
al proEeh iafht'a arc hefer hBhtcu;
Oh tho contrary, cVcry ono Is lighted except III
caRes Wlnro It III absolutely uso1osg to do 80. It
ia in tl,o Gas Conpany's interest rs we'll NJ in
kout in ronar for tic wind IN cc,'a!,nttv nat,ut,
aa r, orI,sms.' -, hrorn,, s,.aot 'n.,.,,
~ W oAuNues W otok9n s1lees lump. tne1coY
consuming more gas than II tae Wind Wero
totally o1clndcd. Ihen. asain, Bono atrcot
lamps waro not In 6rat-c1ass order whom they
nnirc5 haR morn thor oncn rnnai,ni iSr,c nm
in,. ~ in,rns ,rh;oS, h.I ~ Enn, .'Su h"I =
an; -. 'ATpo Hn ''a "u's.. ~" no' nIel "ocH 70
seLvGs. ssi.s:t lue Powes OF re gas 10 the Moas
Division has ranged from t1roIvo to sixteen can-
tllos ln power dlriug tho winter aud IN s,,mmsr
IL ayernccs fullv sixteen cni,d1ossir kovcr. Ijn
ostimatea nEMt 4 iIj fnnr NJ snc, nns tn . to, ~
on'i ~' ~ " 3 e ~ $oA eA
eo1''
Tic Hon. Il. Il. Iinycs. iity Comntroiler. voaz
torir-, ;n,,;,., . 49, taIi,,,. II, 'tpSsos., foo
iet.e1 49, ia.ou tno es.e. W tno Aou'
'o''. 1..ne' ot 'uo osa.o Ae''o'"tuto'
, 1875-03-16
LOCAL LETTERS.
TIL: FRO FICTION LIFE.

To thh Eitttor n 1hS Ehtea1s Tribnnt:
CHICAGO, March 15.-To-day's TRlnusE con.
taius communication rejecting on the honesty
Of tue management Of tho Protection Life Insur.
anco Company, which calls for al answcr from,
mo ~ it's piosident. II all our poIioy-holders
know tho writer. Mr.. George A.. shufcldt, j., a
vol IS do and mauy others in this city, no rc-
ply would be necessary. Tho Protection LILO
Insurance Company Ia noE In tho fifth year ol
its business and eacl. year has increased ,ts
membership, and wo hAro reason to know, The
confidence Of tho members In It's systom nl
business; but II may be we'll to state for the in
formation Of those who have read Air. Shufeldt's
attack that tho plan Of the Protection differs
from the majority Of life companies. 10 making a
lctlnito Charge for expenses OF management, and
in only collecting tho amount Of tho aeunl losses
experienced.
The past four years have demonstrated tho
fact that It has cost tie poioy-holdera M AVER
ago Of ut least one half less than 1t would hayo
c0st them on Tho old mutual plans aud that It
IL lust as reliable, iaasnMch "a tho Company
lA4 paid all Just cams to tho entire satisfaction
Of tue claimants. In fact, the records Of all tho
lifo companies which hayo bcca osganzed iu
tAla countrJ do not show one which has paid no
largo at amount to tho families Of deceased
membe,a during the Batue period Of business
aud At - little cost to tho injured.
II tlua to reduce tho Immediate cost Of in
nurauce, aud to onablo tho insuted 10 Pay for It
iu tho caetst way, is . aJstem "rouceired In sin
and brought forth In inlquisy." and n vaBt
machine for putting money into tho pockets Of
tts osganIze!B," what w0nh Il 6o II tt collected
In advance from itB members taicc tho prcsent
cost, t4oroby placing The benetlta OF insurance
beyoul the 1neana OF the majority, who coud
not pay for IL lu that way? but 3tt. shufclis
charges the Company NTH fraud, sud basca Ills
charge on the following suppositlou,
Pol!cy. .ho1era understand that whcn death occurs
tho losv n assessed upon A Of them equally which
Just and equitable. hut what deluaion. Take the
losacs for . month, say t30.o'o. Now auppoue The
Company has 13,aU0 pol!oy-ho!lera. which would fe-
qu!rs assessment Of = each Do thoy make an ~.
sesttnent Of this xlnount7 Not bt Of II. Thsy pre-.
tend hst they hava only COS policy and make
TIC 4sAeksnaentz ST., each, ana then collect thst
snount fEnul tho whole !! ,5, mud rc.lzo $J030 III.
teal ct <10,o. nat pfoat Of sL3oou res month, or
$sG0, ,0o9 per year.
II this wore 1o and the cost is still only QUO
half tie old rates, thcn it proves that the old
COMPANIES must bo swindlin8 their pollcy-.lnsders
out Of shout three times tho cost Of their ipsur-
ancc., but thc fact ts, tho charge IL \ base aud
malicious fasollnoa.
Tho books Of the Company are oren to any
policy. holder or othsrs interested, to 200 how
much is collected on my assessment, And wo
daly tho world to nubatantato ono single In
stance where the Company haA mado : single
dollar by ossr-assssh1nDnt. iours respectfully.
H. +. ilILTIARp, President.
, 1875-03-16

10 the Edaor Of The CNieaao 1rianMs:
CHICAGO, March 15.--lt is claimed by somo Of
tho newspapers TINT Icsing IL supporting tho
Citizons' Association bill In order to run for
Mayor under 1t iu case 1t Is aubEotttea by tho
Legislature 10 tho people Of Chicago for ratlaca-
tlon, and is adopted by ther,. It Is further
cla!mcd that In caso the psoplo ADOPT It. Ircsins
is surs u b. elected Mayor.
Now. II thia i1oa obsaines fair lodgmont In
tho popular mind, The Cisizena' Association might
ks we'll throw up the sponge ut ouce. II will be-
: TRsto Of tlmo 10 lgguo tho Nastor any further,
Mayor will kill any amended cl,artar doaaer than
julius CGsar. fIe knows this 10 we'll himsolf
that one IL almost teulptel to beiero that he ad-
yoca.es the cit.zans' bill for tho purpoao OF kill
Ing II. busrlolos.
, 1875-03-16

THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ANANcbAv Ar kS,Iatr
I'll. r.trrn r. #. Toi, ~ Nv IT, :or ,,,,,.,
.,,a.. .,'.". ~ .oo'u ~ s"u .'*s " ."s'nel ~,
0"''' cnsa9oIhoh1 10 ohe OF the events oi t1o
hoaaon which slotla bo nato tho most Of. Dur
ing his frat oneagcmont Ic had succoodcd Ia
n,atsiu9 himself felt. md. bnfuro tho nnht,o at
lo,oc yna nvnro ~ Il i. 1,.,1 ,or, irrvinr ho-
,.,nI ,',,., 49,. ~ 10 .4"H ho"o' W"
u'aa Aini tno oes1 o1 iapresaions' anu carrying
AWAY wiki h!m the h'ostanttal testimony Of pub
lic entocnl. Dut his return givoa Bont! Side
ntay-gotra m onnortunfty 10 rppsIs their former
ne,lcet, and fran, thu honr., vo1cona ho,L
80, .,.s.. ~. rrs., ...a ,t'.N, .AsA
aea'p s''"' '"t' 1oolo ~ tao acaaeHF al Alusio
!aas evening at estimate cal. DO formed OF tic
tlsm hold hu has taken Of slto Chicago public.
The drama In which ho played wua one OF ll,e
ounint, hon,clv rornediea ~ nvron. which ,,,u,-
tr.t,.f..,,t.. 80 '...s1 .'.'.s wa
'i"so ."'ta' "''a "u'hoa laascn o1 Ens'lsn hio
md character hs certainly, If with moro tlocalo
touch, rs nayu,oud'B "Gilicd Ago" ptoson.a
somo of tho national fcnturrs of nnr h,pcricon
socotr A tho ,,4tor i, rrroir A,,,r,o.,, T., H..
..sH,. -" Wv 'a'sol 70 PUTTY nniot'ea" l." LILO
pos'ra'loFo OF character aud oTonta' 80 is
"noarer thon LILO purely English, thougl,
tho posAon Of Michael Garnc, Is not Us essen
tially national % tat of Col, Sellers. We anoak of
q r,o,r,r 4I,, 1;fou y - ,o,,,. T., w.
s"au ~. "t"4'u"s F'ec'ae'S as nAF'
!oo'o Is ment1oheh 90 conedlhti. III tho putoly
American ncoeptation o. both terms. tile words
nro untsutlfully applied aDCaror than Life"
Wills 1t starkles with lilo Wit OF ono of t1,o beHt
aud most wde1y-known lyamatiet4 OF tic ilay,
, 1875-03-16

Tia plans for Whituoy's Opera.Houso In
Detroit have been completed. Tho structure
Will cost 800 900, and the coating capacity IL to
DO $40, Next September u tho date for its
completion,
, 1875-03-16

e. ii. Durkeo &; Co.'s salad.D siuR-A
Luxury at Moderate Cost.
For meat and vegetable salads. combIntng in per-
faction sll the requisites Of exceedingly rich sud
delicious dressing. with 1t thoroughly good salad Ia
klwa,u assured. Sold by grocers.
, 1875-03-16

=. ~ r,Ii,o, ~ ~. ca,roc, r-,1u,..
uh1cAoo' MATCH 4o.-1ou wonld not only
obligo tho Citizens aud residents OF tho uorth-
western part Of the city, but tho m,il-carrierp,
and cyau your ovu paper-csyriors-yhoo ore forced
n v,da ,:r,.-on,, r., tho -..or ,1 .I,,.,s =, ~.
"aao huee'u.op ~ .no "aset afa s'usn OF the
pra.f'e "hlle a'ssfaoutsrg your paper to sub"
HcrtbcrR--t BY your publication OF this article
you could call the attention OF tho Common
Council 10 tho fact tint North A..lnnd nvenna
h.tx,,, y,.t, .x,,,,,. .,,r ,,,,..,,- 1.,
, 1875-03-16

Nsw rosewood d-cao pianos, csSvad lsgs, szrans
trshls, Atc- ltent money deducted II purchased,
lesdt Taupls Of Auate, No. "a Ysa Duron street.