, 1875-02-24

lSa, 1sstG. 2)i. 2n3, ~ ~, 42a, 21, 25a. ISL,
$50. hud 32l CLARK Htreot !. :M0 foct OIL Marhat
acres of land in I.ous.ana, fronting tho alis-
sisslnpi Nlyor. lio vas largo stock!,oldcr in
thu Falls City Tobacco Bank. At Louisville. ky.
bo"sea owning other, pioporty, and pos
corna. sir. McNcili wns twico married. anil Lnl
q largo family. bat only t~o Of his chltroD,
dnugl.to,s, ase living; ono Ia widow. His pa-
srinrcllal ycars enabict him to nco nlost OF his
own and the no1t generation conalEned 10 TIM
Erave, hut le 1eft many deaconlante. among
them about aevcnty grandchildren. lila widow
" quito young, heiug not mitch more Than 40.
How tho old gentleman dlsposcd Of hs vast cs-
tAto Ii not known.
ctAnESpox LITERARY cLun.
The fifth regular nloottng Of this Club was
hold ut tho paslor of tho Clarendon flousc Mott
day oyon.nB. The ATTENDANCE waa full, nnd tito
oxerciaes Wcro nncommonIy vhtlod and good.
Tho Hconnd number Of tho Clarendon Spectator
tho ningipg Of two E!och (ono On M oncors) by
tho Bablo Clarendon aIirstrcls. Which Afforded
Rroat anusonlent.. Wl'cro all tho parts woro
good Of their kind, It soeins invldioua to tosiE-
in "1!ici,nrd tho ThirJ.' was read snpctbly By
Mr. .rildou; "Darbara Friotchle," b., Nra.
Purple was road wiz, grCat splr,t
Digolov road Too'a I,clIs vory artlstcaiiy aud
we'll. "Dingon OIL tito lthino Twas read in einl-
plo and appfeciativo s.ylo by George Herbert.
Ono or two comto selections como ef Tho rcaa-
erB Of which decline to have tIleir names printct)
gAyo seasoning Of iotkitv 10 tia oycntnE, aB did
also the Clarendon 9pcctator, mentioned above.
This waa one Of tho tlrat meetings Of tho Club,
and tho Committee Of Arrangements md tho
editor ato entitled to great credit for arrRuEinE
and producing 80 !no a literary treat; The next
meot!n7 viii be Monday ovoning. when Much
Ado About Nothins III to ba road.
THE 1cE-Hn1bdE.
Al no tino, probably III tho lllatory Of THO city
did tho old adagc that hefnca rcnny sa'ctl as q
penny car1lod uave moro ardent believers than
at present. Tho,o iH no downing tliAt these ara
hard times, and that niany N1o III happier days
wcre wont 10 e4nanacr dttnta or we'reo do not
now dispuHo Of aingla nickel without htldyinG
Tho youth to whom .inily 'ctatter" at ldllIas,ta
In ~ essential an Tho regulation threc sneatu
which are Enrptici hin, at his boarding tllonse
no longer l'"ya 25 cents ga.no wten ho
can got his amusement at 40 centa M
llo,,r mud with MI equal appreciation OF tho
benatit8 OF economy tito ,nan Who lives on tho
West Side will not pay csnt4 for rilu OH
Madison street whon by Walking two b!ocks
north he can gct tho pan,e accommodation tor j.
I1na reduction Of rates un tho liaa1o.rh street
Der Of passengers from othor llbes, notTitl.-
standing tie paHsengerD arc Obliged to climb
dorm the river bank mud cyesa tho ice-britlse At
each trip II II probable that Tho ]it:lo Hrfce Of
INV UAtlkU III tAln AAhi"k ~ tiu PlGhnuIH VI
saving, tho counlo ot pann'as, but II
now becomes : rullio duty to warn
paescnscts Of tho dangers attendant npon cross
Ing tho river any lonGor. This rocent n1ld wealth.
er lAt had lta effect uron sl,o Ice. bri%e aud 40
onn should now croaa 1t unlcss t.o has provided
hln,eell With lifa-preEcryor. With this on 1lo
.cau brave tho tranchtEoua leo mud tho hlinly
| deptha below. but tho very tihoat Kind at lifa-
press.yor will not guarantee him Immunity from
tho cod which d.sckinS in Tic Cacaso htyst
would bs very apt to Lrtug oil. Take it attoeutll'
or, NeB. Side pasncpEctB had hcster buy t#onsy.
ilvo.riae ticl:etB and patronage tho atl'aoa ssroot
liuo III future, ovcn thonBl. 1t involron luss OF
cent each trip.
| LIE MoyHE-FAnEE1L.
Tho taking OF oylleuco III tho Lo atovnc-Fnr.
well contested election caso EaH ra'pl,ed yHatcr.
day Ut the Hatch lIousc. T!m lsst wltne"a
examined for tho conlcHtc9 was 3tei,iIa:, fon'
! wool park, md wna ono Of tho Judsea Of t'.t
election IN tint town Nov. Q, 1874. Witness saa
| George y. kimberly, Wattlen OF tho County
Ioo.-Houae. and ho Rcor1eu to be greatly ia!cr
| eB.od IN Introducing panrcrs, sotie sixty i'll nun
| Ler. 70 questions N 10 residence, sou,e sait
they Wnro working nen oil tho county farm. Ant
Ho.ne said they waIo cooks konlo thai they wert
| farmers, and osern that they wnre stoch-fecders
| a large nuulbor claimed that they wote On tlIt
paytDl1s Of tho institution, and others tint the,
ueroiy got tAeir food aud clothing for thoi
work. Deputy Wardcu WnlHh dtu tho subscrib
| luz to tho a1!ldnvita. Kimberly mado throatI
OF putting tho judges in Jail II they did not nc
copt the votes Of tho party. W'sucsa' aclatnt
ance Will, tho legal v0tcya Of tho town oUahlet
him to tell that great tnsily OF Kimberly part,
| wero paupofs.
jesse l,sll, another judge OF tho election 1t
Scrwaol pnrk also testified in roforonco to tht
shroo .nen IN tie party. ho boiiovcd al! wer'
palirlers. lIe did not baltev0 tile judges wcrt
iu Inundated or influenced by tho thrcats Of Kim
barly.
tlon in tue same town, said thero might llav'
boon about ten or twonsy men iu tho party wiz
| were paupers. Eomo OF them he had seoi
around tho Poor-ltouso saving wood and doinI
other kinda Of work, md they might possibly b'
| empluyoS.
Timoshy Corcorau, proprietor Of tho IIasc'
House, simply tcttitiol to having voted IN th
First Precinct OF tho Twcntieth Ward for charlo
James Il. Wheeler testified to having vo.cd il
tho same precinct aud ward fer FarWosl all
otller Nepnblicau candidates, Of which ho Wn
ashamed, AZ ho Ind advocated tho otlor nido 0
| tho qucation.
Henry Callaghsn, Wholesale liauor-morcl,aat
testified to having voted In The First Precinct .
tho Twentieth Ward for Farwcll, and havu
worked for tha Democratic ticket, on which Far
| wclls nams appeared. WitncHs supposed tlln
rarwell was !onomineo Of tho ltopnblican party
More Democrats yotoa for him in this ward thai
Republicans. AID. Corooran ran On tho ticket at u.
request Of !s frieuda, who wanted TO shoy
"Isoss" Ncatns aud hts Clique Of tho Tweutioll
Ward that he did not curry tie Irish a.l Gnrnla,
votes in ha pocket, ~ ho imagined When liu do
feated Coscoran for tho nomination OF Sheriff
Witness believed Farwel At Heart Democrat
and for that reason supported linn. lilo Ind re-
celrod by letter S2U0 from soIlle ono to pay 70
petd,ny tlckosa In the interest of Iarwell IN til
Twentieth Ward. IIo had not retained q cont 10
lta own HoryiceB,
II. q. Medcalf, tho no1t witness, simply toati
fed TO having voted for Farwoll.
Tho Court then adjourned till this morning q
10 o'clock.
THE CITY HALL
Tho Board OF Pablo Works will to-day ope
bids for tho atreat-c!oauing necoHsaTy beiwse
April !, 1876, and April O. 1915.
Aid. Stout starts for Washington this evening
AID. Woodman Dan OItara, Johu Clevolaut
and Tax Commissioner AfcOrath, arc also col
templattng visit to tho Ramo city. Eyorybod
asks, why2