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, 1875-11-01

The City Unuks.--A Word to Vutcrs.--
1li"CcfIuncO1s News 1tct1in.


1li"ccfIuncous Ncxrn Items.
Srrc.at Corytsboncr,.cs of Tie chttGto Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 51.-Thc abbtract Of ths
statements Of the National Bnnks Of the prnci-
ral Western cities, recently published, assigns
the banking operations Of Milwaukee to posi-
lion they ought not to occupy. Tho co,upa.iaou
OF bueincss done, covering that OF National
bauks ouly, SHOWS Milwaukee to he far behind
her reat place when all banking institutions n.o
included. For INSTANCE, tic capital Invested In
banking is stated at eG50,00o, compared with
3l.G0o.U01 nt Detroit, $i,5i0. 600 at Cleveland,
sG,2G0,30o ut st. Lonis, el,00oogo at Cincinnati,
aud S7,40o,og0 at Chicago. Tho aau,o applies
NJ to loanb and deposits, total tc.ourccs,
capital, aurplue. ard so forth. 4
litlls explanation will SGT tho matter
right. milwaukee, is unlike ulost Western cities,
in that it has moro btato banks (which are not
Included i'll the iisure4 cf tho statement pub.
sncd) than Natioual bahia, to 50, nothing Of
private bauks, which hero do flourish Ilost
amazingly. There are, beside our tour National
banks, ssx State banks, namely: Tho Wisconsin
MhrIne & Firo lnsurnnco Company banlt, Dans
OF Commerce, Second Ward nani, German TX.
cAanyo Bank, Suulh 6ldo Dang. md M1nufau-
turesa' 1mnk. The buslncss Of these aggregate
more than that Of tho fur Nalona! baE1i, wilo3e
fIg,.reA ars published; and tic following roy.sod
1snros viii ftate tho caso:
ioans ami dikta,tsts,
-Four Aatipua! oauks.''..'........ t2,Na,t3o
To.al... .$S,t 81 pa
As compared With Chicago National bauks,
s25, ,545, ~ st. Louis. $3,303, Ell; Ctncnuuati,
$lo,SSS39!l; Detroit sl,lso.4o3 aud Cleveland.
In deposits. VIC make Htill bottsr comparison,
viz:
-Four Sa.souAl Nanks. AL
si1 st.ts biuks. d.47d,lUi
cisss: bani; Ssas S'a
n.t. s7,,alf''; "; Lons, s,4l7,sa4; De.ro :>,as5
1sli md Cleveland, st,15a,1H.
WORD TO yo-ENa.
II is tho duty OF every citizen who dntcsts
HNch coutenptblo acts us thaau ". Il. Taylor
has been proved guilty Of, whether that citizen
has called hlnlsoif, lii past dnys, l:erub!.can,
Democrat, or Noformcr. 10 dep0sit his yoto iu
favor Of tho ticket with Honest Harrison Lud-
inGton'a na'no at tlc head, noxk Tucrdar, AZ as
carly an hour an 10 possibly cat,, and nor leayo
tl!o nola until tho ballot has bcen cast. Then
SELF. and urge them to follow Ills ex-
aiu,,lo. aud stick by them till taey do.
There IL no reasonable doubt thal = largo vote
Wlll 10 cast; but tho Importance to thi: State OF
All honest Administration for tho coming gubcr.
nAsusa! term ls ~ imperative that II may truly
be said tue emergency mover uas greater; n,,1
the patriot mover MAS bound moro uoup!oselr to
exotciso the gift OF floolon-au utltlaMnloiud
ballut-thAn Oh Lais OCCASION. IL lhone who
think of scratching tbs ticket it shoa,d 10 saia
tlat. important NJ II Is that IudfnEtan etInnld
DO our upxs Governor, it u no less Important
HAT the entlre ticket should ba elected.
ITEMS,
At the laht Practice Of the American Rlde Club
OF Milwaukee,, Aid. Collins tcureu u ou; Of 4
Iosstblo rs. 1t 41O Yards; and this score coupled
, 1875-11-01

Tl.ov weso ahoat to bury woman at Drad-
ford, iEass., tho otkor uaY. but wero compelled
t" posIpon. the fa1oral ln''oj'alte'y 10 grasisy
turnes u, il.r hrie. III, lnstios rissent wvrv
Justly Indignant Ut aucll conduit on tho part Vi
ille dccsa.td, sul "ens h4Nuo lsflar.ug that, il
h1a nas solug to i11iesrunt th'r rlasslra in that
Mas. u!ia ulut have A5f aaxl fu1srAl I'LL ~ A4r-
tt:l.
, 1875-11-01
The TAx-E&TERS AND THE TAXPAYERS,
TIL CHICAGO TAX CASES BEFORE THE EuPIlEuE
C0tnT.

'AA ea1eAa' aAA GAHhs nEEo3E THE RuFAENE
cornT.
sptsa Cortspondtnec u Tia Chicago Tr,bane.
0r1.xA ILL.,, Oct. B0,-Ihe cason coming mn.
t.,tb, .hoyn h,,a RI, ,vhio, t,,ors 49, a,,a.,.
tt,sa. -. H. r s,,' ~, sA''o n'o noous
."s'' o''"1@ 'ue SupleAo ooust OK thia 6tate.
ateFa:
.!r,s-The city tux LAWS, by which tho clty Ut.
tempt to collect its taxes for 1874. Thu inf.
ss,psY ot thoaa i. -. ,o oo,1act ,,Yas ~. 49, -,
nj, ,.t,t. ..,,' 1890, . '"ea ~ e"'o ~
Ae1'a'a "1l 1aaoanteHly DO determined BY
noss esaes'
&rond-Another question OF tho grosteet in
t,eA ID evarv cornor,tton in 10 s,sta :.
tt.thar n. w,,,,,, ro,.,o. ,...,- ~ .,' 1s'
'rs' 4e' -" "a'cn lelasee merely 10 tho par
susa ot corporate organization Ia uot
teseil law aud prohibited by tho clause of tho
Constitution athat no cornorn,on aho1l ~,
tsttpI,ad h, an.ni., ~ t...-,s. -"
ttnta.s ~ ~ 1pec1ai ta"' II 1s hhou9a DO 40"
'aas general LOW Tor incorporation
Rsss b ono uuder vhfch corporation can
tE,his With i.s functions connIete and
Aat special lava e.nDnt la n,s.s1 .,,sro
il, d, a nos US p@ssaa eaan8-
ths N.ro,s III moean!1Anon aug power OF
h. 9ss ndis.r. oaaeo or common COUNCIL. Or tax
Nxu'd .,as ,a1sas ~ tue VIII Or the Legislature.
Of ,rAet.I ~. tton tae etasa largo number
ittnfs..shss ~ mateh II ~ claimed already mako
ttu u ~ '9s tao nest lawyers 70 aacortsln
b1a ~ v'''.on as ~ Mtasll1 governing any city,
1 " 'l9aRe N thia State.
fn,b.,. TEE aoura pAnx cAsEa.
t Ibs ~, sss ~ s1 y ARs been Argued that 6oc.
xsfs,nt ~ ~ .! ~, under which tho special IT,
wi nnr .ns ua s.s. eoA!a1ns no mention ot
, 1875-11-01

To ths Ed.tor gf Tie Chiruao Tribune;
GnAsp I}AY, N!s., Oct. 2a.-Slncis has boon
said In your columns about masrlu.ony, And tho
roenlsiug expenses. aln not concprned abou t
matrin,ouJ nuy further than am coacetned
about the interests Of tile couutry and soc,ety.
But, II you will permit INC, Though your
columns, to give aome sugseetions aud figures
about agriculture. il tunY bauent Botno OF .our
lades, TAnse lat Ua who arc seeking country
homo would Dest inform themselves on that sub
Jcct hy pressing tllals way Into our District and
yillnge schools as teachers, we1a they aso illch
ncclt!. Tho caeo OF agricultural lilo is lilo ali
o.hrr busihcas,-GercndinE Oh management and
investment. And the expenses " married lie
are much matter Of object, ability, OF wish.
own = fat1n Of 90 acrrs. Ill improved. which
l work md manage mseelf. The following il 4
correct estimate as nearly AZ MY judgment will
betfutt.
, 1875-11-01

n--nspnt corrrr ct Wri1s and EIn.i4.s,s,
k-neptt Eurunr vi Canal ard Ei1fE,.sts.
~ MIrHf7sH CENTRAL EAlL91l1
Dspst. fnr: lh'. T., ahi Frs1fY ..sr4n1H,
l".r,-tS. ii (HFh".i.. s'athsatt eurufr u RaAdaoA
:, i...~.':..
, 1875-11-01

,o,tpbins TA1on hunbfy psays the Court for
sxnree from her husband. 1nAia., FA1on, .1r.,
,...ns, ho las rntlllessly foraakcn. abandoned,
liar.
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allowed to loan the books free 10 pupiIs
or at rental, or may sell shern at cost to
the patrons of the schools. .x.s....sy
Superintendent Soaring said h. would
offer resolution. which he should max.
q recommendation in accordance with in
mis- annual report, ndswhjch,lae though
medicine discussion, as followa: My
RssoSOsa, That women should be by law
rendered eligible to all school fices in
the State.
This was heartily applaudeG and una n
imousIy adopted.
President Emery announced that at a
meeting OF the Executive Committee il
had been decided to hold the next meet
ing 1t Eau Claire, on the aah, 7,h, ar d
9Th Of July, 1875.
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Against
THOMAS D.PARsONs KENosHA COUNTY
ana CIRCUIT COURT.
CHARLES G BROWN,
BY virtue Of al Execution Issued In the above
entlteh action In favor OF the asOye named plain
I'm and against the above namedsdefendents,io me
directed and delivered. l have IeVieu upon VII the
rlgnt, title and interest which the above name de-
iendens, or either Ct them, had the q ct day Of
April A. d. 1865, or that etherioS said defendant
nave AT any time since acquired In and 10 The fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in the
consln. to w.t.: Lot number Ten (10) in Block
NO. Ninety-two COZ in the South E st quarter OF
Sectioa Thirty one (31) Town No Two ri North of
Range No. Iwenty-three (Y3| East Also Forty
DDS Of OF the South end, measuring North and
South, oil Block No. Six Co Of the University Al
dltion to the City OF KenOsha :: 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 (31). aforesaid; thence
North parallel with the east line OF said quarter
section sixteen rods thence west ten C0) rods
or TO the east fine Of Maple Street; thence south
on the east line OF Maple Street sixteen (16) rods
thence east about fen COY rods to the place Of
beginning: w hich real estate oF 80 much. thereof
az may be necessary to eatsfu said execution and
the costs thereon, shall Offer for sale and sell
at public ction 10 the highest bidder therefor
at the front door OF the Court Fouse in the City
OF heEosha, on Friday the la,R day of February,
A D. 1915. at one O'Clock in the al srnoon of that
day. john LUCAS,
Sheriff OF Kenosha County
Da' ed Sheriff's Office, Wisconsin
hasnosha, January 6th 1875.
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~S-S~~"NA~NA K,
MIR. ]. P. BRlGes Kind Sir En-
closed you will find the report card of m,
first months school. 1t is not as good II
some particulars as hope it will be fol
the remaining three months.
I find that the hints which you threw
out on your visit to rs have been well
followed especially In the matter of ETH
quette.
l am also having much better success
in teaching grammar which must attri-
butte to you.
The following are the names of those
who have been neither absent nor tard '
during the first school month.
Matilda Wsyhe, Milton Robinson,
Henry Lambrecht, Ella Vaddock
Clara Knight. Amelia Templeman
John Wells. George Wells.
Yours respectfully,
MARY |. SMITH.
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The following pupils of School district
NO. H. are deserving Of notice on ac-
count both OF regularity of attendance
ana progress and faithfuness 10 study
Charlotte Sloan, Hattie Leach,
LARA o, Hancle Willie Hancle,
Willie Breaid, William Rose.
geo. ureen, Andrew Paunesen,
FRANK Llnstroth, Christian Linstroth,
G.. SNYDER.
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EOR SALE--A Handsome Modern Style
Book Case 8 feet long and about ieet high
33w2 JOSIAH BOND.
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PRINCIPAh:-An number that will ex-
actly divide each of two numurs will
exactly divide their difference, else we
<hall have whole numoer equal TO- %
fraction which is impossible.
DAVIES UNIVERSITY.
QUERY.-If the number will not divide
the difference, how will we have whole
nunber equal to a fraction?
ExPLANAT1oN.-Let SO and 40 be the
Nos.
Then es-(4S-D Diff;
So ::-7-a;
(491 DIP =:-7-7 4Dif=:-7,
9-7!-Dif 80 7;
II z will not exactly divide the difference
: will. give fraction, and we will have
equal TO frScti0n which ia ,mposs,hl,
MARY g REYNOLDS
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, In Adyan

EcE n COR ...s............. .4R3.ebO
lsSDU
Three Months. ...................... rs
say- Postage after Jan. 1st, 1875, fifteen cents
per ear.
In RENTING by mail, Post-O Office Money Order
on Boston, or Draft on Bank or Banking Houe e
In Boston or New York City, payable the order
OF COLBY % RlCH, il preferable TO Bank Notee,
since, should the Order or Draft.be lost o. stolen
it can be renewed without loss 10 the send err
Subscriptions discontinued At the expiration OF
the time paid for,
az SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
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educational.

u. r. BRIGGS, Editor.
D. H. FLHTr, KENosHA, RErEREE IN GRAMMAR.
D. A. MAHossr, wooDwoRrH n kEgsss. IN
, 1875-05-14
POLITICAL.

KEHTuoKy-.THe REPUBLICAN STATE NoMt.
NATIQNS,i
IoUlsvILLE, KY. May 1S.-Tho Republican State
Convention met 1t Masonic Temple In tn!s city TODAY
There wss very large Attendance aud tue
Was worry harmonious. aon. John u. Harlap of Louis
Vile, vaa nomiassod for Governor; the Hon. Robert
Boyd, present stateSenator from LawrenceCounty ls
tenau-aoyernor: Tho Hon. William Casaiu. 1oodloe,
present State Banaor FROM Ludngton County. for H.
torHey General; Aeubin Patrick, OF Msgo!in County
for htgister Of the Lsnd-Ofica; Or. Wlam berry Il
Ohio County, Auditor; T. D. NatcllH, Of lAwfepca
County, Treasurer And ehs nomination for Bupcrip-
endent 81 Public lnsssuction w1s ett 10 the Executso
Committee 70 Aesct eandtda!s with reference Ht-
neas, aud not politics. No nomination VIA made for
Clark Of tho Court Of Arpea4-
After spesches by oeu. Harlan aud others, accrptju
ths nonanst t1oas. tao Convention sdjoarnud.
A month ago tau. John II. uAsst., In being sur.
Essioa ~ candidate for Governor cAuaou tc Lu atoP.
ttadycly announced that ha could not bo cAu.Iats
but Tbs actlnn Of tho convention wss no unauimous
that he accepcd tho nomination, with tho tnt
10 ahon1 nut n roauIred expecsd to tunka cau-
Vass OF tho Hato uutil after Ae adtorninl,t NJ Tia
couFta IL Jy whsn he could suspend hs4
duties until after tho election III August.
The platform adopted by tho uonycntion ii lopu
one, reathrnag faith In Republican principles ap-
rr9flng tho tlusncial policy ot tbs Administrator,
sal holding that .he financial legislation ot Congress-
specie payments it tho earliest date consistent viii
lilo bllsjneas interests OF the country
Tho s!zsh resolution expresses unabated confidence
~ Hfs,,dsnt 4sants patriotism aud devotion to To-
The thirteenth resolution IA ~ followu.
. Rsso!rtd, That the attsmpt Of Democratic leaders
70 creAts 10 1npfession that PATRIOTIC Irezdeut
term u sbaurI dayco 10 I.r"ut tho nenpnea1 n,a
Psfty, ard produce division between il ami III res
!asn.; Ils charge hss 10 foundation liz tact aud cs-
uom O. that party to lower which eau, 90 LEAF d.
tt1oJsl'X thu Union Of our fathers 3'
, 1875-05-14
NtLWAUkEEt


&o4& Hu1aTllAQ TO KEEP UP COURAGE,
apsetai Dhpaseh 10 TAs EHeuso Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, wls., May l3.-An tin dLstile1ies re-
leased on 8vtng bonda by order OF tho United saes
Circuit Court to-day Suspended by orders from,
Washington until now distiliary bonds could 10 given
III paos Of these under Which tho txtIlexles arc run.
Ming hc latter having beea forfeited by tho 1st sez
uEo, The bonds wsso 20 rcnewed.by Lowls Rndstops,
Tllomn o'Noil1, T. DergeutAl Drother and Charles
orau, and thels distilIeree sgaln rupulng. Tho
distiliars srs holding meeting tonight, They tee-
graphnd to tho dis,ilnrs Of Chicago, Cincnuau aud
St. Louis todsy Aalng them to join In
tho sxrsnso Of prosecuting suit asainst
Tho Government eoutNting tho eonstltusIoualIsy
O. the Laws allowing these sozuzes, and for da,n.Ret
The ualnns Of counsel submitted ware Matt CArpcptur
y: g. Murphy and aoodvlu h Adams ail Of this ely.
At tho time of teleRraphjng reply had not bcen r.
srs ead TO tn positively pledged 10 prosecute this suit
Al tho stlera lors aligned tho efco.nent 10 ALlle by
tls result OF sa!d tesB1.ms.
THH "RHLpBn 5up,
E1pnrA examined The supposed Illicit fsrmeut!nx-
tub 4sseayereti at tho aenUmlnse Dlssillory to1ay
sna found ~ lido. coated with mash ~ feel high
weFo found III tho Internai Asycuue olAcs to-day but
new luey came there IL not luowll. Ths tut Was
aoyes surveyed.
, 1875-05-14
CHICAGO.
YdB WHfsKY ClArH

Ths raid sn the illicit listilorca Has kept up yaor-
ousy ycslsrday. An information to condemn for non.
payment Of tntcrnal revontls taxes VIA fe1 In &hs
morning by tho United s.aes DlatrlctAttorney agpnss
tho Undon Copper Dtstiilety Company Of Calumet,
Iho apprt1senent OF their property, which had fallen
into the hAnta Of tho Qoyetnuout. was QlcJ In Tia
united satos Datrtct Court tn tho morning Ly tho
D!stF!ctAttoruey, bts. Joseph D. Ward, toze.l,cr
With an Information asking that tho property de-
acr!bcd bc beed declared forfeited Oh sccount of
the owncr's violation OF tho revenue lsHs The Ru-
pFakon'cht calo1 for eco bargels Of waky valued
at t73 90 basFels p{ acnoi valued at $1H7: TO-.
$3G.747.25. -'''e'-'s9' ~
Tho defendant came IN Immediately and Nlcd 10.
uGoa stating That the Company produced lsu GALLONS
tho aisery for ther fool from tile products of tlo
tstiling It was, therefore. nskcd that the uoupay
90 fS1easel OH giving rFopsr bond, which uono,
~ amount Of the bond lcipR f1cd Ut 5730vo With
lsubol ~ bontlsmcn. They wcss sess;.eti IIei
by Judgo D!odgoit, and tho boud being nlol III hia
colFt An orer VIVA isHed reieAaiui tie property iu
question, and leaving tue nra 1t liberty 10 rcalno
business,
In the ease Of Noel!e, Jutkcr 4 Co., in which IN fr-
junction was grartel Wednesday affidavit tllca tho
nrbHnitnt u the motion to dittolye continue tho
Injunction in.sa a. was T. set for ths uorn,ae; Iia tn
which was also Grantea Wednesday, waa made for al
Indefinite ttue, until further order Of Court,
4ho'son +. Rusaeu and J. u. Bchlosson, tho book
ketlsEa, who weta arrested Wednesday for resisting
ComsniastoneF Hoyne. and gays bonds Ia the sum Of
$.0!o 10 appear 6elors tho Grand Jury. 0oorgs 4.
FurlonH ono OF tue othsr purtea arrested, Will 10
examined estors the Commissioner ths morning 1t II
Tho lime Of the dasurbaucs aud that his sslest III
m!staks.
, 1875-05-14
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

oPfeAt 0Spotth IN 7NA Chtt1qH 7ftbHHt-
p1TThhuhu. Pa, Nay 13.-Ths National Tetpporanco
Alliance Convention concluded ls 1aboru hetet his oyen-
Ing After two dAys sessions, having adoptsd cons-
tntion aud resolutions advocating prohibition. Tbs
following otnce wets elected for tho ensuing yenr
iIediasns tho Aev. E. i. Swift, D. D.. PitAburg.
viee-presdsns, tho Itey W. D. Howard, D. D., p!t.s-
hsb. ths Rey. Thso L. onyle1 BrooklJn. n T. liz
Sa ch'esseax esssi wssiossos Msssn;
j,!.sa S tas n', cdte, Fl 2 Iss ss,s..
H. sai Eli !saa es:as esss
pei., Ran, Recording sec1ess,iss-Tas 1ev. ", Il.
~. iiop; !.ms. isst Iaae..ss T.. shs Ns1 3.
Hos tSs s1 ss saa Cstsss suPt
4soAs. A A..asis q[sna Msn,a MAJ
s1s q nt'fs e. ss % H., MsiS,;
asSosu ssi.n; ths en. Rs.; =; Sraast usg
centFal oommtteo- -Tha nsY. s. =. Minor b. b.,
A.. MAtseh;o{H J. H ey s:, F. ass.. H. nG9 n.
tnsburg ". u. til Kss ii. Joa.shsa EIvasas, sl
Peoria, tllt tlo Me.. II. siq..loaR. Denver. Gos.
RisE' RSiEF oi,9. oHi,ii''q5S H: is s!s:ies: M, nv
dsnht, nIs n j. MeG.l3:t,i naSok rh;!s
Moshaf Stewart, Springfield, O.. 5Iss Martha Hint
indianapolis, Iud. Mrs. f. n. <. Coz, philadelphia
s!tller. po.eF, n: L lFof; i. il. E1ans. AdIiaa,
M;:h.; n..!d M % Asoans!:nd T%ssu.nssh % Nab; i. VI
Vsnn Kan. N. Ii Mn: Nary O. Jobnson. - A''A''
:, sseze.;es-M y. Un!en, Breohyo. N. X, tho ley.
F. %st Sfss sssss ssS'ss Sps:bn " a;ss WEI
a.muol rtercs. T!devAter, W Ars. H. 4. Grsneer:
Mr.. 1eal Foser, MontPeisr. "; u. D: Usftiest..
s.ls1. n: H.; John II; A!c1sados ph!lasie,phia j.
!arEtsbuEs, pa., D. i. Rsam, Asoons, n; Dr.
JnAeph Austin, Lawrence, Mas. Mra i. 4. 0idord,
MetGs,'s' ,'e s1 Nav; sas, E. hgts liurpu aiirl
Lar. George u, Jocey,., AlGioa, Mlcii, NV
, 1875-05-14

those brave young he.rts eager .pps,la TO give u.
fp.t" ~srs salIantly ous-drtn,nei. They paced the
building md marched this way aud that pufeninT The
ay!ns TOO .tth u,clr shrtIl nu'ie, md providing
patients Tor Jones Ut Wholesale rates.
What WIS Tho drum inrcntet! for anyway
sy:ntee Doodle" - rendfieL " ~. ilon,nanns
Clnrfnna wts evidently unaware Of Tho efficiency Of
h1r. HoGmanns crssnzatton In this soal-siitFinz
melody, Otherwise ho would never hare preferred the
mysterious d,lllnesa Of :" Lohsnsrlur 10 Yankee
Doodle" Tad he. h- .nd,.rce x9.hl @ hsve disagreed
hear :. Yankee bo,l!c would make Warrior Of tha
rAui BY tho drum corps, wh.th lanalo efFo<t to
tl ~ insane atylain. Selections from "The noaer-
which Brookllouse Dowor know wall. and some.
times Atngro badly, When tho fair Land OF Poland"
Thus three nasIonalllos represented IN fian1-
ly and isernming spirit.
Al tho northern end Of tho building Vas canopy,
md under this cAuory the weary found rest. Thurs
-, MT enonah Of % 20 round md evcr, now aud
drumming out Tie occupants. Tho evsuinp was ,r.nt
aRreeably n The usual why hy The rroneaders, who
refe doubtless led TO believe That dkyA uui4s
enough 1t time,
, 1875-05-14
TO.DAY'5 PROGRAMME,

Tbs following ulAneuvves, 10 be executed ty ths
companies taking part in tho competitive dill Il .,
NJ today, have been prepared, anu srs promulgated
BY tho COMMITTEES selected 10 determine tho most pro-
ncieut company;
SCHOOL, or eoLDtKn {w1rHouT AnMsl
Form sqnal In column Of nles-slngls dc.
Bids step to tho t!gAt and left.
Neat and attention.
Wheel from halt 10 the right and left-halt1rs md
alEninS after each movement.
Paes 70 tas right. left, aud about, resu,ntug ths
March In ane to the front.
Change atep during march.
Change into column Of files, ind again form In lns--
halt aud align.
March baskwird-.halt md align.
March Gy the tank, aud change direction Of column.
Marching in column. change direction by the LIFT
In line, march obnquu to tic right and LETT to s
scADo,. Or SOLDIER (with arn,s,.
FORM squad In columns Of nlss aud facs to tbs
Taco to the right LEFT and about rcsumins tas front
Dress 70 Tho front and rear.
WIeel 70 tic right and lsn,
March uAckwarI-hxlt and augu.
fros hsit IT, ns.h r. by tho dank and ehsnEs direction
ID lus, n.reh 70 shs right aud 1eft oblqu. and 10
Tue froat-hiit and align.
hAnuRl OF AEIua,
SCHOOL oy COMPANY.
Form company Il rcaf Of stacked arms,
AlTf taking aFlna open lnd GloAs ranks,
faee 10 tho right lett. Rud ruar irota the front and
sgaln ~ .1s frpnt- -
Marching In column Of four1 form IiIie to tho right
braAk into column Of FOUR ai, march to the right.
Marching IL column, form uus III tLs front.
Marching IN line. faca company 10 ths rsat and
n.scl y that direction. and rgsla IL the front.
Marching h Linz 10 tho frent ass obstacle by break
fours.
In column Of fours, form column Of twos.
~ column OF twos form column Of fonfs.
Marching In column Of fours, form ns u tbs front
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