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SCHROED6R'S BALLOON.

70 the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
JOLIET, ILL.,, July 2B.-1n your isauo Of the
25th innt. Is article, taken from, tho New York
Tribune Of tho 22d inst. in which il is stated
that the balloon Of Mr.. +. ". Schroeder, with
which ho proposes to croHs the Atlantic, Inns a
capacity Of B0, 400 feet at EaB, aud will have a
cnrryiug capacity OF 1d.soO pounds. Now, al
6n,0U0 foot Of air only weishs G250 pounds, and
tho sntno quantity OF hydrogen woighB 42f
pounds, giving lifting poser Of tl.o dli!oronco
would like bomo scientist 10 explain how afr,
schroeder mRkos Lis balloon support Rnch .
largo oxeesH Of weight over tito weight Of tho all
it dlRplacoa. Az tho wllo1e community arc eintor-
1oct Of ballooMipg. l llopo tsv,t you or some ono
competent wiil take tho trouble to "riso to OK
Plain" IL. D.
, 1875-07-28
PRICES OF BOOKS.

To th4 Edjior Of Tia CAfeaao 7rftuns:
W,NosA, Minn., July 25.-I MAS quito inter-
ested in your editorial regarding tho action OF
publishers seeking to liz tue sollng price Of
books. The practice referred 10 haa become
quito common In the hardware trado, but was
not aware IL lad extended TO other branches OF
businass. The ostepeibls object ia to psavout
the reckless 'custing" Of priocB, auch Al doal-
err frequently indulge tn. 1t frequently CO.
cu1s that. when tlAyeler for manufacturer
gues 10 dealer to solicit his trade 10 utterly
refuses TO take bin goods on any tesmB,-glyiug
% reason that the trade ia 10 "cut-up" that
sheso u margin for profit. THIS u what the pub
lishsrs' action ts to prevent. NsEo 10 an natauce
from The Aardrars trade All dealaru who have
purchased from manufacturer Ut brssa kettles
LQQ pounds os luois, betxssn duly aud JUl. \
, 1875-07-28

1870, will thon hs allowed ttrconnt Of 10 n,
crnt, proritf Tiny 1,hvc not aoll kettles At In
than 4a cents por pound, aud nnko atllrmatis
to that affect.
hog to inquire, in thoro any reason why boob
should lo sold at tho aa1no prices (st r.
thll nov aa thcv wero during tho Whr9 Whii
the pricta Of everything llsyo tfoeuoA to t,eafl
OF lutto antc-wnr ignrcs. books nro hold 4
high Al over. Nnw, l am quite ION
of rnhdnR; but as my lnoprno has declined con
aidcrabty of lnto yoarn, / am unable to purchns,
any books wlloscas, II they waro hold 1t p.cs
corresponding to otilor things. would lc iii
to occasionally mnko a purchase. rloaso cali III,
attont!on Of the publishers to thiH plnso Of iii
question. tlero tn MI instance tn point: | WA
quito tloeiFous OF rca,lnR Collins n Tho Law snS
the Lady" hut WAS ,nnblo TO pay Tho rrlco flrrd
BY IIhrpors IT ccn.a. A R1,ort time since, tIrn
Of yonr city published It. aud purchased corr
for f'rcriY cpnts. II n acomparatiyoly sna!l puls
fibhing firm ran furnish look NJ that price Il
profit. cetts'nly such All llarpore and Appk
tons eau. TlN-pLArE,
, 1875-07-28
WISCONSIN LumBERMEN.

dEkT1Hu or TIE CHIPPEWA Lo00lhi INTEREST.
meeting OF lambermon engaged Ia tnanutac-
turing airl logging OIL the Chippewa River Was
held yesterday Al the Grand Tactic. The at.
tonlanco Mas largo aud represented an euofmous
amount OF capital and interest in lhe trade. THO
Missirslpps River Logging Company. whose
nsmbo1a yearly cut over zoo, ,O0O, 600 faot at
various nlils. wae represented by blessra Ci1aun.
ccy Limb. Clinton, Ia: +. Weyerhauspr, Rock
Island; W. q. Clarke, Bt. Louis II. Ifirrche,
Stuscattne; l.. T. YoumanH, Winona, Mlnn !;
W. J. Young. David Joyce, and +. schulonberR.
Tho Chippewa Valley Manufacturing Company
whpss yeally cut IL over 3u9. utD, ,0u feot, wis
!: &. Pound. Chippewa Falls J. q. Thorn, Eau
Claire; u. 4. lorieE. Eau Claire; II. i. IRA
lam, Eau Claso; Alexander kcu,pt, Eau C!atrs .
DxIisl ShAw, Eau Claire; l.. e. Htanloy, Chip
pe"a Fsla; aud i. II. Leland, Emu Clairs. b.
el'iGa theHo Htiltlomen, representing tho Brcat
companies, tAora wcre ploAcnt MeBBls. q. II. In
Stnian Eau E's'rs; W. 7. rrico, filsok Niyef
Ealls:, ". II. Swift, st. Louis; u. Kenpes,
ltons Fosks, ldaho; and ". Z. Brennan, Musca.
tino.
lhs purpose Of tho meeting VIA to reconcile,
~ Tar ~ Eosr!bEe, tho yasiolis iAtescs,s which,
have hitherto been suHlo"llat antugon!stic aud
to unite upon soma etluitaba plan fur future
operations.
The meeting wss very lr,nonous aud pron,.
isiuB, though. UP to tho cuso al Yesterday 4
seaYIon, no dctinita reBIlta bsI beon reacl,sI.
1L0 sessions wers spent in tiiscnyplou, wbicl,
epled In the appointment OF 4 Cunn,ittan nj
the Companies. This Conmlt.ss viii renort ths
morning, aud thefs ts NO doubt that their aug
geAtiona looking towards publication OF inter.
cstS will be- adopted.
, 1875-07-28
NOES OF THE M,LLe7S,

M1EsEAroL1a. MINI, July 2,--To MlEers Eaj
orally haro been working without profit in theA
bustnoaa. Many yn1erchnnt-milla llayo lost mone,t
othotn, by getting high price for tlintr ml-ieed
hnyo just hbont paid e1ronAos; while worry fcs
hnyo. perhaps, Ina,le a small profit. Wln,t
during this ttmo, has boon relatively higher ta,
Hour. Tho speculative donlnnsl for wheat hA
caused 1t to rule from 10 10 cents por h,lal{l
hghor than 1t waa worth to ahsp to Enstoru mt.
lsetB. This has atldol inst that mucl, moreo
tho cost Of tho flour; bnt, tllero being no spct.
lative deu,anh for ilonr. 1t had to 10 adj
atwllatoyer price tho buycr might choose to o4,
for 1t. This has matlo Hour dull and wri.
while wheat iwouttl rule activo and strong; Nil
at thu prcsont ti,no, whilo wheat haH aslyauoi
from 20 to rs cents por husscl In tho lans hatt
month. flour l.aS advanced only about g. cell
rer barr0l. or astot1t ona-iIa1f THO advance il
wheat. This will tieprcra tho milling intcrh
etilt worse for tho fntnrc tlan IL has lem 'o1
tho past year. md we have only to caculatoua
still greater losscs iu our bus!nces.
As tlilers. wo hayo bnt o,le remedy to recon.
ncnd for Tits condition OF our business. md tl1
IL, tint nj! merchnnt-nlitls iu the Un1tod Sbxe1
bn Hl,nt down for tho prcsont, and not buy IL.
other htlabel OF wheat or malnfactnra andhel
basro! Of flour until tho prices Of wlsat mi
value. This would at loass hays IN ofsd
on tho flour nnw on hand, and Will
no doubt increase its vann to Fotno extont a.i.
think, would anon bring tho prieo up 10 n pa1t
at which tho milIB might rllli nt iosBt Oh atl
t.f,n and mako q profit on their work. lna
1naskcth have heon ovuratocked with t!uur ftta
lnnR time, and. II m|Elors nefaist In kee1ina
tlom ovorstoclsod, tho n,tst oxpoct to contls7s
to sinIi tnouov, or, ut bost, work without p.yn7
margin. think. a'go. that, should IniltaTs len.
orally shut dawn mud not buy auy wheH to1
tao next month, or for a lmsa
timo ii necessary, thcir action might ls,t
rozno Influence on tho price Of what,
for it is PRESUMED that nearly or quito a!l hi
wheat shipped to marl;ct IL llHal!y 1nAuufact!tsl
Into flour, 10 thnt II il tho uttcrs who At It.l
buy it, aftor tho spectators havo got thrds;t
viii 1t; and il tho Mllo.s stop down aud oil
OF tlln market. 1t will leave the wheat IN Il.
specu!atotA' hands, who. after thov lave tn3el
and ga1nbted all thoy wish to with IT. rnH h
Willing, to acl! it at ita roal rnatket-valuo Ehrt
tho mills down. and atop buying aud grinlna
wheat, is my adsico to sni)1esB from ono onl ol
thus country to tic ntlcr.. would like to be.t
the orinuns Of other millc!s OIL thu above sut-
jcct, given through thu prcha. M1sSEsos4.
, 1875-07-28

snEo1Sa1sn or TIE TRIAL,
Tho trial Of ntdolpl,us Il. Turnor, indicted
for the forgery Of four several eedr to property
iu this Stats. wna begun 10 tho Cliuinsi Court
yesterday morning.
Tho attorneys for the defendant wore promptly
pn haad with = motion for
4 CHANGE or vESUE,
hastng their motion az Of old upon the pteju-
dice Of Tho public sgainss their client. The mo-
tion specially sot forth that nn article in TIE
TRIBUNE Of = weak or moro ago connecting Tnr-
ner indirectly with the latost barGlArioua attempt
Of William Wray had at!1ed to tho genera,
prejudice. In tho Argument OF tho motion tho
article ID Question was suhmittod to tho coust,
tho ground that Il did no. tend to projuaieo tho
public or In any wise Interfere witii tho dclentl-
ant securing fhis and impartial trial
This being dotoatea. Mr. h1ctt asked for a
continuance unti Monday Oh lilo ground that
Tur,,cra brother. = jolnt .lotendeut was abront
on account OF alckucss. Thik, tue, was depteJ
and
JUnr wAs CALLED.
Conslderab!a tInc WAH spent In jmpape]tnp
every ono who had read the newspaper accounts
Of tho caso ~ reported at thu original !roar-
Ing in April lsst before Justice 1lsinon.
o*. Tss asx Tso.. ''''1f Thoss ~" s ssets1 ts
Mark Hardin, F. Wensxcl, Ernst Schultz,
John Nloo1ugreE, l.. powor, Hinon lsa,nn. u.
~. Frenct, ri. CaldwalI. Jan,es Dtun. and l.. j..
W. Vary
Mr.. Iarmm opened the case for t4e prosecu-
tton in speech OF two anil half hours lonstli,
iu which ha reviewed lllc history Of the Bevornl
transactions, thu anbstance Of whtd1 las a!roady
been plhlisl.od. Mr. htorts followed III / foW
words ouly fur the defeuse.
...... aEoRbE ". lfILL, ..
the prosecuting witness, who altegen that Tur.
ner forged deeu to his property, 33U acres, IN
tns ToTn OF Hyde Park. "as ras called to testify.
, 1875-07-28
THE COUNTY BUILDING.


The Committee or Town and Town Accounts
MN, yc.,c,aav and au,iitcd a nu,nbcr of small
@ ,,,s
o''s'
In tho event Of tho County Clerk being en-
loiucd from paving the molnbcrs Of the County
1,oo,,, a. ror ,i.4 a now division Of lima il
.,.""s.', osaa y. ''' -
'nFsa'one"'
o'ncela burger "''a eo''"os' 'na'e,ea 'oi 1no
murder Of lloro JOHNSON. were sostefdas hffcst-
I'd, b,1t not lodged IN jail. They have employod
J. Lyle King to defend then,, and to-day mill at-
tempt to uttan IL tHc:1nrGe on n wilt Of habeas
corpus. Why thoy wero not put Ill Jail 10 past
Timing out.
Tim tomoittee m E,,nca,,on mat yeetardav.
,,a ',,nno,s III ~ ~ 1a,, corts ron.,s ,,n,,n
fla Norma. o School LniItIine. The Committee
rae,,a,,nn,1 I'm .rcontanco ~ t,a III, ri q r;
, anInr.n,' tor ni.stsr,ut, r.Ic,n,tnv and mint.
in, To- ~ "sI am ,hn nd af JliIs,man + ~
~ ,;o.,xort H.. f,,r at75 ~ 0e'
''t A'"'"A' ......
Tho rain ycAtctdar had denseasing encos
upon tho members OF tiio county baao-bal nine.
Every arlanseinent ilad Oeen msdo for the
game Htt! nt noon they were holding leyoo III
tho Clerks rontu, attended In tielr, slsha by
AID. Hihlrctl nl'tt Foley, OF tic CITY nlne. IAo
, 1875-07-28

AID. Mahr sta1ts for buffalo, Cleveland, Gin
ctnuat and other large citlea this evening, ~
that Ii, unless 4e forYots to return homo from
the ball match.
Tho muffin game Of baseball between tho
t1ed 70 tako place to-day, provided there Ia
enough blue sky to mako Aid. schatfner pair
Of old.eountry l'antaloons.
Tho willy President OF the Police Board does
not yot seen1 to underntaad tho tnoht altlcaclous
way Of bilctlclNg An Alderman. He ik exceeding
ly riled over AID. Canpbell'n remarks In ths last
seAsion OF tho Council, an cltoa tho Constitution
10 CampbefrB Liacolntlture.
The Police Commissioners still continue 10
perch ou their Respective eyrtea III thc Police
Headquarters, lon!.ng down upon the rest OF
the city officials in vain expectations Of CATCH
ing aingls smell Of raw moat in tho shape Of
delinquent o'llcers, chargos against whom have
heeu withheld by the Police superintendent aver
since tho beginning Of tha war.
AID. Waterman las addressed nots to supt.
HALEY regarding house-mosug permit granted
to the ownor Of oae Of tho woolen shantiol
acresn tbs way from tho City-lIall, which waA BY
agreement to be torn down II tho expiration oil
oss yeag. Recently the hoard OF Public Works
itsted permit for thD removal Of the building,
Of tho law. Hupt. bailey las rs4ueated m
opinion from, t!la Corporation Counsel on the
subject ainl intends to abolish All tho frame
shanties !! tho Law Department will yourh fus
tho legality Of hts acts.
THE HnAND or HEALTH.
Tbs regular weakly muet1lIg o. the Doayd oi
Health waH held It their rooms yesterday after-
nonn. P{ea'dsul Hahn in the chair, The clerk
rcAd communication to the Corporation Couu.
so!, together NTH AL opinion fron that function.
ArY regarding tho powers 0f tic board to close
down on such nuseances a. Strengthening -houHe&
hosp-factories. and other manufactures Of like
chalacter; hut tho Corporation cuunse! waa su
much in doubt Regarding tho matter tllat It wax
laid over temporarily. An opinion from the Su-
Eretna Court rectna to be the ouly thing that viii
dsan'tely Fix the abntsluunt Or toleration OF the
| kt!nk-nuaatlcss in tlIe city.
Tho haalttry anpetntendant's report shows
elat during tla Musx tAvrs were 2G5 DEATHS, "
, 1875-07-28

70 the Editor n The Gh't.,yn iritune:
CI,icAuo, July 27.--Yunr views In regard to
the propriety nccotssity, aud legality Of holding
city election noxt fall, must appear to over5-
body AZ absolutely correct, simply becaueo tho
present iucumbonts Ut tho city offices, whose
to1n, would, under tho old charter. have expired
Mt Tint ti,no, arc dobarrad from holding ever by
Paragraph - OF Chap. Of tho new Constitu-
tlon Of tho State, which rcads NJ follows:
M law shalt Ia pa.Hcs. wch shall operate to s1teud
The term OF aY public utlires after ia election ap-
pontmcnt.
Now. II, As Tho Mayor and the Alderman soom
to hold, tho act Of 1917 Ia operating 30 ~ to
extend the term for which they Nero respectively
olcctoa, what then about tho constttuttonality OF
that law itscIf7 Will tho Law officers OF thia
city and their assistants who havo horetoforo
laylAhcd their legni advice upon tho city admin
istration DO kiud enough 10 aolSo this conun-
drum? II. l..
, 1875-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho picnic Of the Newbboys' Home takes plaza
tomorrow. aud it Is therefore necessary that Ill
donations DO sent In to-Jay.
BpeciRl meeting OF tho Prairie Club will be
held a. Charles Kcsn's pArlors this evening for
Luhineas OF importance.
The floating hospital boat will leAve Rush
street bsidgs ut 0 q. III, this morning, and will
rot,lrn and land within an hour to bring hack
tlIoso who nlay not wish to spend tie day upon
tue watOr.
TheEuuday school Of the Church Of the Epiph-
any will 20 to Highland PARK for ita annual
picnic to-naorrow. Thn train will he 1t tho cross-
ing Of KinxIo and Elizabeth atreota 1t A:3U 4. H.,
and leave the old Milwaukee uopo. at 0, roturn-
lux about u, nj.
, 1875-07-28

Sunshine and Shadow in Photography.
Thore e1qustely soft and charming card photographs
which beipK produced Ut Drznda Art studto4 for -
per ozsn bs made by them equally wellia days
\ tttlo cloudy In bright cues. EuHsgou,cnts for
stttngs can 10 ma'e at T. L. brand i cn.'a studios
No. 500 Wataeh svenae, 1t any time. LadIes' aud,
chiIlrch'4 p!cturca 4 9Eec!11ty,
, 1875-07-28


WO0DWAND--In Evanstnn, July 70. Jesato ABR
Woodward, infant daughter Of George u. and Kals
Woodward, twin sister Ut Arthur Wficclock Woo4sut
Win died 1Gtll Inst.
Funeral Wednesday, 0 o. m.
WILCOE-At Hln Franc!aro, CAL, July 20, Johnl
Wilcox, aged 6a years. for Thirty years q rea.denta
Chicago.
Mr.. Wilcne was u 1nnn Of purc life and ths
strrtcst Integrity. liz 1onrtaHsl sonnl judgment
Eu.l rarely IA,u mistake in Ills Dualness ulAnaGe
nrnt. lie left no enctnia
gi:-counect!en. 9nd llhotle 1shud papers pleaH
copy.
1lEFFR0N-1My 81. At ~ Wlnchc.trr-av., HaroA
Johnson, infant Of IL. q. un1 Emma L. HeCton
nGc1 months RiIl tlny.
ltrtl.alna taken 10 l,sloi, Wis. for inscEnent.
, 1875-07-28
CITX TAX CASES.

CONTINUATION OF TIE ARGUMENT,
In tho tax cascs, In the County Court, Mr..
shorey consumed The forenoon Ia su elaborate
argument to show TINT tho laws enectsd by the
Legislature OF 1871, known ~ tho city tax
laws. were repealed by the sot Of the Legislature
Of 1914 known ~ the City incorporation law,
~ soon a. tbs latter Mas adopted by the city ~
its charter.
In the cou1s Of the argument Judge Dictsy
[Corp91xuoa Couass'} gaYs 1t w Lis opiuiua t4at
, 1875-07-28

VIC have soma yts! oe aFsclass organs, ~ good ~
nav that hare beGn Eentcd out from three to twe!ye
n,uaths, snd which will aall u prices from SIS to
Snu cash. Great harRsins Worth twtce three tulea
tho price wn ask. lsesds Ts.upls Of Muaie, M. W
Van buren, st1sct,
, 1875-07-28
BOARD or EDUCATION.

The regular meeting Of tAe School Board wAa
hold last night. present PRESIDENT MchbefR and
Inspectors ilosae. English, OlInger, Sullivan,
Heed, BIuthstdt, Hanaelvtun, Oleaou, Smith, and
Nslch,
A eonmuaicstson Wau received from III. +. q.
, 1875-07-28

"Tho best-fatd plans OF mice aud men gang ~
sglee," IL IN ull aud true 8cotcA proserh, hut TIC
tfer than Tho universally favorable c1!sicisn that has
been awarded ths Emwool cnE!at. Thsy hre tbs beat
ntting artielra ut tho kind over hod.
, 1875-07-28
suBuR BAN.
CtCEttO.


The Trustees OF Cicero met In regular meet
Ing at tho To~n-Hall In Austin Monday morn-
ing,
Trustee Wilcox moved TINT tho resolution pro-
sentet. by Mr. Wauxor aud passed at tho last
meeting Of tho Doat,t bo rocoahIdnrod, giving as
ais scaaon for no doing that le did not. and was
satisfied that other u1omuezs Of tho Doard did
not properly understand the question Tho fol-
loving ii the resolution reforrgd to:
w,EnxAa It II eyldont that many Of tho aprropria~
tlons eretofoto luadu for special prrosea ssn lttn
t1ecfcllt, aud tho fttllH EnHsd for other piroscg
Rr..tt. rhat % IN fata!e h4 nsrl vii ncsi no IT.
dehtednc4k for any Object for wltr appropriation
iuado In c1ceAs Of thc appropriation therefor.
Afr. Wilcox moved that the resolution be
tabled. Amendments were moved hy TruatecA
Niles and Hcoylle which wore lost. and tho Mo-
tion to table the resolution WIS adopted by tho
following vote:
leas-sLnrp, Donnerabcracr, Wilcox, and slcCaf-
!Says-Trusteos, Sle-, scovilIc. mud Wsnzer.
3fr. ]. J. Donrdolee askel tho board to lower
the ditch OH Willow nytt,,lo Ho An tlrau his p1onl-
iBss. !ofesrotl to tho Committee on Drainage
Tho ordinance for box sewor on l,dgaland ava
nus md Madison street passed At q previous
meeting was aunullot, and separate ordinance
substituted to conform to q rtceut DECISION OF
Juigo Wallace Of the County Court
Trensurot Niloa submitted his report OF re-
ceirss and d'aburre,nunls, Is follows
Caah 1eceipts from all soulce4.... tla,32t.32
Amount ttlls audited. .......... .$1,0aG.25
Balance. ...................,........ t4,ass.o7
Trustee Aeovilis of1crcd resolution to d.speuso
with the services Of Town superintendent, which
being amended to Include Engineer aud Attorney,
WAS finally withdrawn, allu tho Superintendent,
aa we'll as tho Engineer ausl Attorney, aro happy,
An ordinance Mas passed for tho Improvement
Of Clark street from tho right Of way OF tho
fL5bir fiai 1pnuu tn
, 1875-07-28

vierling. calling tho attention OF the lsoard TO
thu fact that Tho bill OF tho Commissioners ar~
pointed to tho arprnsomcnt OF school lands for
snsG4G, wha etl unpaid. TN motion Of Ms.
4 letter from Mr.. Horny F. Stunroe, teacslat
in tho ii1Gh-Schon!, aaktng that te. 10 assigned
10 another position. was also placed oil flo.
SETTLEMENT WITH TENASra.
atr. Jhmos GoEFin, attorney Tor tho Board.
submitted rcpor. of the aettlcmens mhde with,
tenants Of school lands. Tho total Arnount dtio
wAa t33sO!!. There Was due from f. u.
Thylor s;A.n0l}.h0, and ho waa the only peraon
indebted to tile risy for rcnt who refused to ct
tlo OH any tarnlR. From Tho collection Of tl'is
amount tho city had been cnjoiurd.
THE Ass1arASr SUPERINTENDENT:
Tho resignation Of N1r. Francis l1anfoEd' Ae-
siHtAnt Superintendent OF Schools, was eeceft.
ed, to tako place Aug. H. Inc fea'san''o,' ~ ~
rrincipasah,p Of The North Diyiason High
INSPECTOR Olc.cn nominated Mr.. Duane
Doughty. formerly t!,o ,snper!ns!snaont a!N q, Of
Ly Mr. lIanfnr1. After aomo d'acnrsiou. tn
which eonle l.,g, compliments wcro Paid to Mr.
Do1,rl,t,'s ability AZ m educator, tho subject
was Intd over until tho next meeting Of tho
board.
Doafu proceeded with tho
ELECTION or TEACHERS.
After tomo discussion upon tho disparity be-
tween tho RhIArte9 01 llGAu-heRlAthn&s Aiu tnue8
einw them tn rank. OIL lnptinn OF Inspector
linthars!t, tho following scalo OF salaries
was adopted for 1Iead-AesietantH For tho
first year, $500 second year, 1850; Third ythr
and afterwards, :!H0, except fur tho thrco d.
yieinn High Schools, wheFe the llcAl~AssstantH
nro 10 receive 81 ,0tD. Tho nl,oso n,akes a re-
t,nctIon OF Sl0U i'll each OF the grades melt
toned. ....
Tho election Of Head Assistants waH then rc-
eumcd, with tho following result JonoB. Alu.s
II. lsarnnrl; Sca,nmon, Mary I. Lnccocx Kill
ze, Enlclino Marsh; Franklin, Mary IT, brooks !;
Washington, Luoa johnson; Moseloy. Aliss Cur.
tis foster. Carrie Il. Adatns: Ogden, Mary l.,
Graves oHtcrry, Emma 1ionk :; Wells, Mics
Olive BockinR; Skinner, Mary i. Hsown; Haven.
4. Elizabeth IIiliock; Cottage Groro, Victoria
1layerhll: lioldcn, Anna Patch Doro, AuEa
l.. Wlnchci lInyeB. Mary 4. alcrtiman Clark,
En,ma A. Stowell; Douglass Eerta l.. Dowey !;
Lincoln, ltebccca Il. Jonos Carrontor, Dcllo
31cl,cath l}urr. Fnnnie 1int1egrcen King. Liz
zic II. Young Sheldon, Maggie Dousati. The
following teachers wcro elected X, be assigned
to duty by tho Superintendent Lizzio G. Gid
don, Ora Culvor, SARAH Il. Babcrck. Carrie 4.
EnwerH. Agnes CurIan. and Marion l.. ". No
Clintoek. ... .-.
On motion Of Inspector t1oyno tho COMMITTEES
on Education was authorized to contract for
12OD copies uf tia hlnnunl for tho ensuing year.
Tn motion Of Inspector iced. Philip 4. Emory
was elected teacher Of the deaf mutos, ut SAL
ary OF Sl,00n. ...
Tho BonTtl disrpsed Of several committco re-
ports, aud thon nd lolirnoll.
, 1875-07-28

This HousefurnIahiug-Row stove-stoze
u ths piaes to 90 for kteheE fuEnitnts JsWett
fs!ssrators aud tce-bores, to Harutow aampts Cook
aud unioa range. Everything hrst.claAs and prices
low. Watkins, Mo. 2lt State street,
, 1875-07-28

Young Ladles. Use the "Wes1"
se.tng-M Machine 1t Can bs bought 1t large discount
for cab, or ou very small monthly payments. Nooms,
thtrn.
, 1875-07-28

Tho Population or Nuffalos
BUFFALO. Y. T., July 2i.-rho tnking OF tht
cennus Of Buffalo waH concluded to-Lny. TIT
total population IL 1'l1,233; M increase o1sl
1b7U OF H. lBn, and over 1865 OF 81, ,13G.
, 1875-07-28

Pianos and Organs.
A1Qs assortment Of new p!aYus and orgtna 10
rent. Secondhand pianos from 50 10 800.
", ". KINrALt,
Corner Btase and Adams strsets, Chicago.
, 1875-07-28

A Hundred Volumes
hsvo been written about the teeth, but ono bottle af
Fragrant 6oxol0ut IL worth them Ill!
II il elixir that Will keep tho tnsmel eoua1t brill
tAnt, aud spot!es4 for -tnc.
, 1875-07-28

"ATlfr:3e July r, 1871.
"A1.ssns. ]. II. NoHE h Co.: consider yo,r, ctn.
taur Lnnent tn ho Of tho heal lfninciits ln hs
MARKET sOsirE man Ut this town rut Ills k:Ec with
rllaye Willis ut work tn ftnuas lyaifA Tho tloc'fs
toll HIN ha wnttld have ftff knre. 11o csn!t ue1
bcuh IL at al lie s. nr two bottles of y'ar LID
Uncut aud his kice IL now ~ we'll as Gser.
~. s. DtTION,F
Hnfl bv all drnrr!att-5Oc mil II per botkls,
, 1875-07-28

for these who suhsr with cornA aud buuions when
ausetnsl remedy ~ DAley's Magical ta4n k1tzacto
may b. bought II any drug store. Is css.
, 1875-07-28

Spring Lake Magnetic WAtor,
by Buck A&Tns1, uxkess u tAa ~ AAzs QaloEnA.