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I 8pee1az Correspondence Of Tbs Chicago Tribune.
KAFKAKEE, ILL.,, Jaa. 30.-Ihe weather. durin,
the week has been variable. Commencing will
sharp crisp air, and the Thermometer belos
| zero, re have had southern hreezes, rain, SNOW
ice, and water. Theso changes have been IN
favorable to elderly invali6s, and several OF Kan
kakees old settlers have passed away. Among
them we're Samuel Oaks who Was q member d
the first Board OF Trustees OF the Presbyterian
Church Of this city; and Leuo Brayton, an oil
md esteemed resident Of the Village OF Mo
mence. The mortality list for 1874 vas moi
large; only sixty-eight persons OF alt sges were
buried in the Protestant cemetery Of thus ciry,
and perhaps two-thrds Is many more in the
Catholic yard.
RELIEF FOR KASBAs.
". L. Rumsey has haen in Kahka1ee for sew.
eral days soliciting aid for Rice County. His
plan is to interest the clergy and leading church
members, md, at public meeting, secure the
appointment OF 4 committee into whose hsnds
all contributions are to be placed for shipment.
This is the proper way, ami should be adopted
b1 all localities contributing to this object
TRIOH1NosIs.
Another death has occurred from this fearful
nalady. 1t prevails in two families, every menu
her Of which must either die OF endure = missr-
able existence. Tha diagnosis ia similar to
typhoid fever, and it is asserted By 6ome medical
men thas the former is frequently mistaken for
the latter and treated accordingly, the mistale
being discovered only by pose mortem examina-
ton, In triohiuosis death comes by debility or
sudooation, is..is aaid. Since the recent death
here the pork market is completely fit.
ITE,Is.
A Kankakeeau Alderman OF long years OF
official rerown aud usefulness has declared his
intention OF carving On lumber bnainess at
South Chicago. The City Board is in danger Of
losing Its moat eloquent and modest member.
But there will ha nino tnlerab1y modaat aud elo-
quent municipal statesmen left!
4. 6. French, Supervisor for the ILL.,
uots Central Railroad, reports the total cost OF
repairs on bridges in this State during 1874 rs
being s23, ,705.30.
Fifty-ono Poland-China hogs we're aold By a
Kapkasee man the other day for So, 600. They
we're the finest Lot evar shipped frcm this city.
A Kaokakee nrm ia making all tha machinery
for the new Vegetable Ivory Dlttpn Company in
Peoria,
a local artist ia taxing steraoscopio viaws OF
kapkakse, The patriotism OF the average Kan
kakeean tuds expression in filing his house full
Of theaa views. 4 wood-ho1 cnn bo very hand~
somely ornamented for about Sl5-discount to
fnrmera clubs.
The ladies OF Kankakee recently gaYa New
England dinner for tho benefit Of the poor.
Over &l00 we're made.
The French Presbyterian Society have billed
tho town for musical entertainment, Some
thing unusually good ia promised.
Our polite and apterprlsiug young news deal
ara, :. z. Belamy and D. L. Durham report
ateady increase in the sale Of TaE TRIhuSE.
Tue SUNDAY tribune eau be obtained OF than
3yery Monday morning at II o'clock.
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morning the marriage Of James O. connor and
Miss Anna Doyle.
John Lindloy proposes to try his hand at the
bakery businesa on Maple avenue.
Clark i Knowlton, finding the grocery busi-
ness unprotitable in South Evanston. have put
their store into the hands Of al Assignee.
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WHEATON.
AFFAIRS nj pU PAGE COUNTY.

| AFFAIRS nj DU PAGE COUNTY.
Special Correspond .r.ee Of The Chicago Tribune.
[ WHEATON, Jan. @0.-To-morrow evening 4
I P. 6pa6ord, Esq, rwil1 deliver q lecture upon
"The Life and Times OF Oliver Cromwell" !" al
tho Chapel of Wheaton College. The lecture will
bo delivered under 1le auspices of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society: An admission fee ct IS
cents will .ba charged. The ladies' anticipate a
large audience, and sl,breviate tho name Of the
Society tnus, Lad. psl,, Soc.
There is every Indication that the block some
time nao destroyed hy7fro will eoon ba rebuilt,
aud SOC, 600 brick arc now upon the ground, and
preparations for begin utne the work % soon as
the weather will permit are making. The COM
pletion Of the block win be ap important addi-
tioa to the business iota-ests Of the village.
The adams Troupe, OF Chicago, gaye musical
coucert at the court~Houae Thursday evening,
which Was we'll attended The troupe exhibited
AID DHou, who from their letters seemed
to think that the young ladiss composing it
could safely be relied upon. From Wheaton the
wazbtets went to Turner Junction, where they
sang Saturday evening:
Church, Monday evening. Was the most excellent
one which the Wheaton puEli has enjoycd for
long time. Each Of the performers manifested
thorough preparasion, and the tablenux were
presented with comun'ndabie degrees Of
furnished by Mrs. Warrack and Misses Holt and
Pratt. The Following named persons also took
part in the exercises: Misses Warrack, Water
man, Campbell, Tous1ey, Pratt; Mesdames War
rack, Hiatt. Waterman, sh.Aarson, Gary; Messrs
Kippa1, Gary, Lewis War.:z,ck, James Warrack,
Hiatt, and Shearson. The sam Of about $50 WAS
realized.
The Board Of Supervisors OF DuPAge County
will hold special meeting at the Courthouse
Tueeday evening, and will, ~ usual, transact no
business OF importance.
The Free Methodists commenced their quar-
te1ly meeting yesterday, at tile Baptist Church.
The meeting will continue ov.ar to-day.
:. Tho Rev. i. n. Woodruff, Of Elsin, delivered
discourse at the Baptist Chu.:ch Tuesday even
ing.
Tho Congregational Society met at It's church
Thursday evening, the meeting having been
postponed from the afternoon a. evening"
:. Meetings wero held at tue Bar list Church each
evening OF last week.
Wheaton College has about 2u) students dur
ing the present term.
There will be 4 Sunday school concert ut the
Methodist Church this evening.
4 aociabte was held at the residence Of Mr.. |
Blunt Wednesday evening.
Rickert is in trouble again. It Is for keeping |
4 public nuisance this time.
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residence OF Mr. George Leslie, Friday night

residence OF Mr. George Leslie, Friday nioh.
Fe,,. II. aAs'
tive Of this district At Springfield. ls h,ma IN ~ =
short visit. Ge seems rather Disguised with ~
late proceedings OF the House, bns thiaks tbse se
wilt get down to business as soon as they eat ~.
wlre-edge worn of OF Speaker Haines 'oo
Af. 8. L. bingham, 4 prominent citfzen h..
been seriously Ill for the past two ueeLs. H. T.
many friends will be giad to hear that h. 10 70
much oetter, and hopes to be downtown in - =
couple Of weeks. ~
A farmer nesr here buried child last Thnr.
dsy, the youngest Of his family Of twenty v.ons
raising children either. III
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| .,. MORTALITY sTAT1sT1ca- =
| The genial undertaken, Woodson, has beer
| getting up few statistics concerning the NOR.
tality Of this bureh, BY which 1t is conclusively
proven that. as Evanston is relatively free FROM
saloons, ia she also from the Yisitationa Of the
grim monster, With . population Of $500, the
number OF deaths during 1874 was 65; 20 being
adults, and tho reuaioing 48 under years OF
ago. The greatest mortality for any month Was
| III July, uhen II died.
THE EXPLANATION.
The reason that the Young Ladies' Ossoli So
ciety backed down in regard to the scceptance OF
room in tho Womnn's College or-their meet
ings is explained by the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Tho Faculty OF the n. ". .. haye given
cerning tie room ID tho wonans College; aud
wHEEEAs, They have given Us to understand that
WHEREAS. We are convinced that otr interests
you'd b better eerEed By having society even under
al eociely privileges: therefore
lteso!rtd, That accept the offered In the
Woman:a College Wishing i understood tnat ons opin
that the Faculty may soon 1T to remove al such
regulations
.7 ITEMS.
DR.. Fowlex'8 subject for his lecture this even
ing will be IS A Scriptaral Argument for the Dl-
vinity of Christi
The Ray. Samuel FalloHs, President Of the nl-
nois Wesleyan Unveraity ut Bloomington, will
lecture on :" Christianity aud Culture" at the
Methodist Church. Thursday ev ening.
A real i've Lord arrived ID Evanston Friday,
and will remain there permanently.
4 union service Of the Congregational and
Presbyterian Churches will BE- held ar the Pres
}yterian Church this evening. The Rev. L. n.
Packard delivers the discourse.
Prot. ". P. Jones sold last week s acres OF
land ia the neichborhood of t]la water works 1T
the rate Of 50, 800 per acre. Evanston holds it's
Own. Whl!o suburban property elsewhere haa
rnther downward tendency.
Mr: Hascamp proposes 10 ereH m the spring
brick block with stone tEinmine e1, on the corner
OF Davis street and Maple av&nue There aro
too 11al1r stores in Evanston already.
Ars. Seth narsha!i, OF .PsE1eayille, o., is
spending q few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Henry Warren.
,: F. Queal, Esq, is in Elnada Tor fsw
weeks.
Mrs. Rarenhiu gives selact readings in tfs
North Evanston Church. Tuea6Gay evening. All
are welcome to hear her.
The Evanston Post-Cllce is the ls1Qast be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee. Lest wear a9O.-
D0o Tcro handled in the znonezorder depart
IDant-
Tho defamation priza~conteat betgeen the
Junior and Sophomore classes will Occur In the
etrBbytcr1eu Church Fob. Q: Each elass viii be-
By ono young lady.
The Catholic Church Will Titneas tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
OBITUARY..
SIR WILLIAM sTRRNDALE BENNETT.


The telegraph brings lis news this morning
OF the death Of one OF the best of English musicians
Sir william sterndae Bennett was born in 1916 at Shelf
field where his father Robert Bennett was an organist
lie devoted himself music from his ooyh0od enter
ing the Royal Academy OF Music at the Of ten and
studying composition under Dr. Crotch. He was sti
mere lad when his first symphony was played at the
ROYAL Academy At the OF twenty he went TO Lep-
sic on the invitation Of MendelssohD, who produced
several OF his orchestral and piano works at the Ge
wandhaus concerts and exercised influence upon his
taste which ceased to be apparent In his
bappiest works. with Mendelssohn TO inspire bis
fancy and the atmosphere OF German scholarship TO
strengthen and purify his style, bis powers npened
onickly and lie obtained recognition from the
continental critics which Engishman OF his years
probaby ever got before Some OF his best worksthe
"Naiads" and Wood Nymphs" overtures included
were brought out in Germany and the latter was
welcomed by schumann In an enthusiastic review
which we'll expresses the characterstcs OF Sterndale
Benefits compositions. "spohr and MendessOhn e1-
cepted" says this sympathetic critic can name no
living composer who for sweetness and charm OF color
ing can be compared to Bennett An earnest true poet
he goes on his TRANQUIL way careless OF praise and
though no trumphal chariot may await him. ana no
loud tumut OF popular applause, vet here we crown
him with what he will vaue more dearly-he quiet
homage OF true friends" Returning TO England after
a long and studious soourn in Germany, he
took n high position In London as per
former on the piano-forte well us com
poser and in 1856 appointed Professor OF Music at
the University OF Cambridge. In the same year he was
chosen conductor Of the concerts Of the Philharmonic
Society Ten years later he became Principal OF the
Royal Academy OF Music. Ho has left an immense
variety of compositions Symphonies overtures' con
certos sonatas, cantatas, songs, &c, many OF which
see destined for enduring popularity. The most lui-
portapt Of his later productions is his sacred cantaa
/" The Woman of samarla." His fancy was refined and
cheerful his severely correcti and his WORK
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
THE NER-JkRSEY LEGISLATURE.

BILL FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH - REORGANIZATION OF THE CIRCUIT
COURTS OF ESSEN AND HUDSON COUNTIES.
TRENTON, y. j., Feb. LIN the Senate TO-
night bill was introduced to establish State Board OF
Health. II provides that tho Governor shall appoint
ten persons who shall constitute the Board TO hold
office for FIVE years, the terms OF two expiring each
year Vacancies TO be filed by the Governor. The
secretary Of sate and Attorney are to be ez
o6eio members OF the Board. The Board shall take
cognzance OF the OF health and life among the
citizens OF the State, make sanitary Investigations and
extend their inquiries to diseases OF animals The Board
to meet at the call OF two members The Board TO elect
Secretary who shall also be the registrar OF school
statistics The Secretary TO receive 500 year, but no
member Of the Board to be paid anything beyond his
expenses.
In the Assembly, Mr. Morrow offered an important
bill which provides that the circuit courts OF Essex and
Hudson Counties shall hereafter be held by one or more
of the justices Of the Supreme Court and by the asso
ciate justice said circuit such associate justice
shall be counselor at law OF the Supreme Court Of the
State OF at least years standing He shall be nomi-
mated by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate,
and shall hold his Office years lie shall possess the
same powers within and for SAID circuit courts as any
Justice of the Supreme COnrt His salary shall be $1,000
year and addition thereto $40 for each extra day ;
eervlce be paid by the county in which
the extra service IL rendered
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
ment and accounted for his special interest in the
subject by several references TO his experience In
the courts as q defendant
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Monday. Feb. l. 1875.
Mr. Hesss resolution directing the Committee on Cen
era Local. and Special Laws to frame bill placing the
whole subject Of rapid transit in the hands OF the Mayor
and Aldermen OF NewYork will be called up at the next
meeting OF the Committee for the purpose of making
motion that q subcommittee be appointed TO go to New
York after next Fridays adjournment and grant hear
ing Saturday to all persons interested In the subject
OF rapid transit This in accordance with the repeat
edly expressed dosre OF members OF the New-York
delegation discover what is the tendency OF public
sentiment the question before taking action. Senator
bill for the erection Of rapid transit iund a
parently meets with little favor.
In response inquiries from all parts OF the Stat
Senator Lowery OF the Committee Banks. says 20
liz Of the Committee and Of both houses OF the
Legislature will be held tho Senate Chamber at p
m. Tuesday Feb o. when parties will be heard on Senate
bill No. H. " Providing for the ORGANIZATION of Savings
nks for their supervision ana for the administration
OF their affairs"
Senator Woodin, who went home about two weeks ago
to undergo operation for the removal Of tumor on
his has been confined to his bed since the operation
performed. He is convalescing very slowly, and
will DO able to his place in the Senate
for several weeks.
Thomas c. Campbell will shortly introduce bill into
the Assembly providing for the election Of Justices OF
the District Courts IN NewYork City general ticket,
instead OF by districts, at present This plan Is under
stood TO have the approval OF leading merchants IN New
York.
The Hon. Samuel Hand to-day declined Gov. Tildens
nomination TO the Supreme Court judReshp. 1t is now
understood that the selection will fall upon some one
from the river counties.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

and Passaic Counties. took his seat as judge bonIg
successor the Hudson County Court yesterday Ino
body Of the boy VINO was killed at the 1907 oi Tos
landts by the ferry boat Hudson Cty, on FRIDAY sst
has identified that OF Richard Roscoe VINO llVOo
the ii ghts, aud worked at ~ Dey ST. New YORK
The Bridge Committee Of the Board OF Freeholders met
with the Board OF Public Works yesterday morning TO
decide q plan for building bridge on Wilmington
ST., TO connect Jersey CITY and Connnnipaw Tue I9-
mtee said the FreehOlGers would Duid the Ofldge
n the Board OF Works would build tie abutnens ana
the center pier for draw. THIS was agreed TO- ana
resolution ordering the work. at cost OF s5OO VIII Do
passed by the Board OF Works at It's meeting today.
NEwARK-The fourth Anniversary OF the Young
Peoples Temperance Society was celebrated Oy pubic
temperance meeting In the Second Presoyterlan Cnurch
last evening. Tue Rev. George NJ BOyntOn, the heF'
DR.. James T. Wilson, and others delivered addresses
number OF saloon Keepers were c0mplhn a Of yester
day selling Sunday ..1he services on tnc Occa
OF the nth anniversary OF the cOnseciatOh
Christ EpscOpaD Church Will De held today. Inc Rev
Dr. AbcrcrOnbIe and Bishop TOzer viii preach
line thieves operating extensively IN TINS c'y
Or &c deaths in this city lds week 10 were rom ua
nation OF the lungs, congestion OF the lungs cOh
sumption, bronchitis, ana 1 from pcuri>y .-lhe
dodgers at the Second Police station during thc
month OF January numbered 1871. ..Tne American
Mutual Insurance Company YESTERDAY elected as Di'S
tors, Lewis c. Grover. Nehemiah Perry, Thomas b'
Pcdde. and W. o. HGadley.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
nONgsTIC MARKETS.

ltR.y, P.b lwbest scvei sses Of two ears NO. state
rrsdu, Al 20 RE dull Il Sb4o1e, n store Corn dl aes
mil b.g lot Of yellow SOc Western Mixed held 81 80
SIC Barley dull and droOpng DO sae Oas hsa O0@Ooc of
Mixed and " bite. --u IA .N,.--.,. v..x
300 bb. Wheat lOs0O bush Corn Is 900 basa Oas lOOGV
In snd shoat-Wher HOO5ll
mai. Corn IA O66 bush Oats 4795O bush; barley sSo3J ou
pe,s 900 bush; Malt 20 jS bush MAKING total Of lOo
tnb ur Quiet unchanged Wheat entirely nonnal no orders
ear, New Yo~ 7S track and cars do On private terms
O,t, RYE and BsTeyNo uqg and pnos nominal si0 oO
fr hea1y Mess Dressed Hogs quiet at - oGss 20 hE"Hes
about Vlc ~ ~ 49,. ...A...., uh.., c,i., a.,
xe,i. NO sDrng spot. sad bid febrnsrY sSio hah
No Spring s294 GS2Ts Corn oDenei br but o ei dlli NO.
red t45si spot February 65lse bid March 12e 3D.
Nsv Rsiec- sadl Oas Arm aud IN fair demAnd No =
5g SPOT or February 63d53sc March: krlec,e oOc
a. & and m tar demand. No 2, 00d07c Barley dull sud IN
t,n opened nd cosel easier at slo - az
,pot SlS 4UG$ls 42L. r.buay slS IUGel5 heIoo 's
% md in fair $l3 42dSl3 40 spot or February bas
Mai. advanced .nd 10 fair demsndi Shoulder 6b'i short MO
0Ic Al Of the Board the afternoon neat aee
Febuary sGoc, March Corn s4s ef Oass
Pors ,oI At sS February Sls 10, March sIe ApnL
ala 80 Pebraary $l3 20. March heoeipc-Flonr NY
Wbe,t rs 600 bush Corn, $4,000 b0shi o,s utOvV n,1
, 10 900 hush Shpnent.-Four 900 bblsi "he %
hb Corn So 900 bush Oats 10 900 bush Barley l4OOO ousn
CtxyNASD Feb Wheat steady uDehapgrl- OStn 80 o. ~
unchanged Peirolsam steady "N
in ear , lUc Test lie small lots q ze nepsl -
PED FlOur steaay AT ~ 1odfo "hes' Hesdl
sIakI Is Corn steady kAr 6Oc nheled of~o2 "a
80. ts,v Al 10 RFe STEADY al 81 Ot Bst
II Bulk et and unchanged BaeOr
None hero lIam Lard quiet nl 1Hs@s' Hogs soa
Fn..pup FehI Flour dali and nOmina Corn In hr densr
.aa "s,r Al 7o Oats Jail aud d~>iassi stsd 1se Lar
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
or ,,,n,,,n B,t M..ts .dv,nc.d r ts".nd sso''de"

qni.ti unehsngsd. Bslk Mess sdv,ncef W 1r '"","''
1I.c; Clear Rio and tleaf SidesJ JOGlOT. a., |,
niw,rKz1 Feh f-Plonr gsst and 4 sdy WhsNrasr Nc
Mw,Gseo Yc; soa asrcb sSssei Agn ~. r.. ,s-s.
B0mHaly uncbangtA Corn fmeE Mo-, In store oVT- ..S.
and sier store 9Jc BsrieL IN good demand s e.
.p1nR cob 81 26J March 81 ~ no 90 ~ " T.Se.
yiJon, ia mir demand; Pot, SlS 80, cash fIsIo
Primo hess 8lgaslG 25j EIts Prime PORT sl59siS zoi
PcTef Hams lOtHilc Dv Ssitet heasShou dsrs b'i q ~,
Sldies 94a lOi4c bored Lsd-Pnme steam sl3 sVStiS
Kstte I4r ReeeptsPonr $500 bba Whesi, orOVV oas
kbpmept,- Flour. 13 OOO bbls. Wheat. 10000 lush
NKgOPLFANs 1-Pkurod lo"a demands sses ol sapsf@
sne A. ~ CO. Double EI - 2J TRIBE hIira - 1900 Io
Choice SGa$5 30 Corn sdsa1esi 'ae o. "he MO - eoe.
mite aad Yos S7HSsr Oats quiet At 12c Bfan-Nsfsei oAs
81 go Hay-Choce s2G Pdme e2t Pors scarce ana ss~
s2O Drv.Ssteo Mes tmer shooher T~Ic@ De~
s iOc Clear sides lO Bacon qoet but nfm; Sboalien
s1i Clear Rib lie; Cesr sides u ~ Hhms 'ns,aeso
lac 6raer Tie e. pacse i1s hehneu.
lia8; hcg l43sd ijc df and lower sales d Somnos
GoDs; Fair 10 fuy Pair 6R67Ae ho,sses-e0fies mc o.
quality While TIE demand nghef gros sse o.
3b0 42c Cst,rn 10 52c StncT Prime 9se nht nnis
Iousnl 9Tc; 81 Coffee quiet o. l5d[Oc of Ofa
nary to Pane Corn Meal o. lOgt 10; h'chADss-He~i'"
Sg1t, Is discoIny sterling, 5.5Ol2 0Oll. ll3% az,
y. e. feh l-Sprs Tgrpentne brm al 80 -
Rosn quiet ~ 20 Tor SLe Cds TuIpeane steAd' at 81 "
lad 81 90 for yellow Dip 81 90 or Nngb. Tar stead"
81 80.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
TUNULT IN THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGLS
LATURF.

A MEMBER OF TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
REFUSING TO TAKE HIS SEAT, Is ORDERED INTO
TIE CUSTODY OF THE sERGEANT-AT-ARMs, AND
Il RESCUED BY Ills POLITICAL FI.IENDS-A RIOT
Gus SCENE.
UARRIsBURG, Penn, Feb. IA disrraceful
scene occurred in the Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
sentatives tonight. Mr. Taey Democrat, OF Delaware
County made motion 10 refer the petition Of citizens
OF Lancaster City contcsting the seat OF d. p Rosen
miller Republican, as member OF the legislature to
the Committee the judiciary. The Republican
raised the point of ORDER that the petition not prop
ery before the House. that body having not BEEN le
Qally organized when the petition was originally intro
duced Speaker Patterson decided G0duSt 'he j publ
cans when an appeal taken, and L.s decision was
sustained by large majority. Wofe'
Republican. OF Union county, raised the
further point OF order that it required
wohrds OF those present take the petition under
the suspension OF the rules TIE Speaker rendered
an adverse decision, and entertained motion to
adjourn. Wolfe sprang to his feet and insisted
that he had a right to be heard on his point
The Speaker declared him OF order no appeal had
been taken from his decision and motion 10 adjourn
WAS not debatable. Mr. Wolfe insisted that he
was not ont Of order, when tho Speaker commanded
him to take his seat aud Wolfe, refusing to obey.
he called into requion the services OF the sergeantat
Arms who proceeded 10 execute the order OF the Chair
The Republicans hssed the proceeding, and the Demo
crats applauded it, Wolfe continuing yelling at the top
of his voice until the SergeantatArms seized him. The
Hall OF the House presented scene of indescribaDie
confusion and tho Republican members rushed to the
defense OF their colleague aud wrested him from the
hands Of the scrgeantlt-Arms In the midst Of the
commotIon tho Speaker adj .urned the House. During
the meleo pistols drawn. and for time IL was
feared that blood would be she'd.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
THIS is an advertising age. Every man who

TINS is an advertising age' Every HIdH " HO
"a M to the times takes that the world knows IT,
trade candle is not hidden under bushel, but placed
nnon h Business is found to increase IN direct rhto
with the amount of money judclousy expended 10 et-
ting the public know whore you are and @hat you nave
got 10 ei The great difficulty Is TO know when, where
and how to do It, This led to the establishments OF Sd-
yertsng agencies OF which the most extensive ana re
ahe IA that of GLo T. RowELL Co Of NewYOrk. which
has met with unparalleled IN the history OI
similar undertaking. They are the largest customers
rho OF the United States have ana haNo so
msnaped 10 simplify and arrange the advertising sys
TEN as secures tue greatest amount OF puoicly IoI
the lowest amount OF money. More than nve thousand
American periodicals received regularly, ana kept
ON ale at their office which Is located in the building
Al Parkroy and we informed that their corps OF
assistants ounumber the combined force OF any Tour
similar establishments nov In existence Visitors u
Eew.York Will nnd their Office capital place 10 ind
news from home for 1t must be secluded spot whlcn
NOT represented by a paper on their extensive MES
which always open To Tree lnspecuoh'-lOaFenpOl
lnNu Dlmncraf.