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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-18
Ruskfu'S
0oroon's sSntter
fiir
lpffrSe nnb Gurn Dicb.
GHar5attt, tptrfiattt 1tto onr@'
dretfeu0

in Der Berb Htuns eber araufhett, ipete bonn hletz
iberielben, uno Die 3hatiade Der sdnsldlen Serhl>
tuna TT bemieIen burt mebrere Der Staobahnltnien
lin YbIaoetpbia, no oiejenigsn, fusld1e es TabIeno
rem feiuen einsisen Sa tn ibren etallunsen baben.
gs toftet beinabe sar stidts, es su .9ebruu6er,
mns fnnn oesbalb Elm Seoer Die SBabrbeit Der oo9en
gBtr besiebeu uus auf + as. y. gteuens,
oeurpS Sames, Otto Suter& @ p., y.
). Sfeaber uno Sunoerte oer befen Sur9er Sal%
ttmores.
0SeraLo Gproott & COMP.
Vr. 43, Nef=faHe ette :Strafe:
Depots tn philadelphia, geiDzyorf Sofon, eGt@
ea9o, Bittsburg, ct. eouis, Rihnono u. !: No.
(Sept9, l2UltcD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-18
@beeler T.
@illDu'S

Clock Stitch)
Samtlien> anb Mannfattrss
Adb- !Ma(biutn
fnb Die
DeHea, peuerbafteiten, tparfamHsn ans
teItebteiten.
Dfireatt Nr. So, 2erfn6tottss
ayet 9biir.n weitlid bon Der &1arissFraBs.
gqRdxy25,1S 2mImD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-18
Serbaftmne pom ,SaIid,ntiiusern

VI E 10 OFT, II. Nobbr. = GET qe=
rGumer 3elt MIRO Die Stabl nit eefdtftcu
5 Gts. .zStiiden iiberlhmemmt. 0efern2lbeno
erfubr bic YoliSei, oaB bas 6auptquartter Der
Sdlid)er in SIR. II, @lorio9efiruBe, lei, uno
fis uabm Berionen feit. SIM 5auie luuroen
800 falfd3e 5 Gts. .=Stiife oeiunoen.
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| Wnnnr1t.

26. Goro>SoGioabftr.;
L6O. searo 0apftraBe
Smitb, Nr. 215, Ncro:
Lbtritte, &loafcn, BrHnnen.
eli Gag unb Naht o6ne 9e:
,looirtns gereinist. Veitel'
uub pilnttli6 ausseiiibrt
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epe3tal 'Nati3e,1.
Baltimore
fite 9uCuranfe Otffe,

NOW&ttNtV&G
tite 9nfuranfe Otffs,
SaoweM=tsde BON 9outb= umo gSater= gtrote.
Siele @eenihait ueridert fortwdbreno segen Sers
iuf ober Staoen ourd Branounslid foipo6l in be,
Staet, pie i'm eanbe, ale Grten bon Gisertbum,
a4o9n=, 9aoeu= uno 98aarenbdufer, 5an6eIs glitter,
aderbauz 1roeutte, Wfobeln, &aus @3erdtblbaften,
I'm Ban besriffene ober i'm 9aieu in saouns 6eftnb,
lidae SabrSeu9e u. (. fp.
Sas Drettorium beftebt aus foIsenoeu Serren:
u nj. U. Sarrtiou, Yrdiocnf;
Geo. u. Siders, z. Hobt. Senrius
Sanio g. piliou, @. Wocton Stelpa,t,
Brancs z. Sing, y. &. Aewcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srpile Soriyis
u. 9. Steuart, W. B. 9apIor
2Bm. 3. 8rune, Ssrael @o9eu,
p. b. Sapff, 9eor3eS. SGrriior.
aBm. 8. Beunin9trn.
Hpplitattonsz5ormutare nne fpetere stahribt ii6er
ets Ssieai4ait tutre In Der SiTiee, Sdowe=gde BON
trdge Ioiort erleot9t Deroen. Ser6eruneen nere en-
auf irgeuS cine riit ansenommen. iueIe Der Appli<
tdut Duni ibeT mag.
(5QR1 1Sy) Tr. @ooNm pYfh, Geff.
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Sonsert Dcs rStcocrfranscS, :"

9ie @anger oes y9leoerhanSes" baben fir
neblt Sall oieier Saiion in Der yGoncOroia"
itellle Yrogramm bietet II. q. eini9e gtoBere
EonOidtun9enfiir seulii9ten @bor nit sor6e=
Iterbealeitung bar, bic bonn 9irigenteu bee
.QieDsrtranses," 5rn. Brof. 8oiemalo, mil
Sorqialt einituoirt nuroen uno etnsn boben
mufifalil4en 9eInB ueripre6en. Die ,,@oH-
corS;a" mlrb beute 4bsno Obne 3ueifelS Der
Sammslpunft aaer Sreunbe Oes oeieogtrans
,c," ieiu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-18
Ser ,,Greoit= W o 6iIter. =

Bbila6elp5ia, II. Nop. - Sin Ginz
baltsbefebl murbe beute bonn Seridte geWdbrt,
nm reu einltmaliseu y@reoit. .Mobiier BON
amerifa" su perbinoern, einen Sergleid5sz
sSertrag NIT bery yllnionz Yacific Sabn. Gomp."
absuid)lieBen, ba oaour6 auOere @laubt9er
Serluite erleibeu miiBter. Betent lift 81. D.
Sasaro, tpelher bebauptet, oa3 Der Elan
babtn gebe, Die Sutereien Der Sabn Cont
pagnie gu i0roern nno bic slftiondre 81 be-
trhgen.
Rod etm Wtpro ~ VbtIaoelpbia.
Bhilab elpbta, II. 9top. - Yiarttt
8oolter, Der am leeten Samitase in Der Sap=
loritraGe burb einen MebgerneHer Sti6
perpunbet puroe, lit getorbcn. Ser Sbd=
ter, Daniel Siloebraubt, bcfineet iid) III
Sait.
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Gin DttufIes Werbrcd1ett

Cincinnati, D., II. Ncpbr. - Gire
Dereide BON Sadion, Ohio, beri6tst, oaB
frau Warie Sruce seitern in Der Habe oeS
brennenoeH Sanies Der Srau 9omber toot ee
iuuosn mu:pc. Die Nrau mar an Sranoz
punpen geitnrben. Sbr Sd,Gbel mar perlest.
Man ptrnntbet, oaB Die 6rau in Dem Sauie
mdbreno Der Abrpeienbttt DER Srau 2Omocr
anse9rifien puroe uno oaB Der ausreiier bas
pans in Sraub itedte, nm lein Serbred)en All
perbergen. gtathar 0owoer, Elm Sobn Der
Srau 9omber, lit perbaftet.
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Ais heibf Tuft-Ruhbeerne

BON 4amion @uBelien uno bem gol6enen
Meoailenz8eieleiien
fab teber cu fi isI5f poraa9Itd, uHo Hno tn Stn'
ftt Ser Grcenens nitt bu Ebertrerfen.
@ontrafte fir SeiBuns burb tr9eno zines beritibe
ip.rben absei6lofIen BON
sMrrfJf6 19S1 G1p npr gnItimpreS II. 6TutQlDftruSt
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Sae @etter.

Wiemphis, Teun., II. Nop. - Sn lebz
ter 9tad)t i1ellte iidb cine ftarfe Brie aus Dem
Noroen elm uno oas Guedflber fiel auf %
GraDe. Deuie Worsen bot ii1 bas ionoer.
bare Shauipiei bar, oab Stolen uuo 8lumeu
IN ben Gdrten in boiler 8liitbe itanoen uno
bic StraBen uno Der Vseen geiroren uaren.
Das sSetter 1T tlar unb Dem BfliGen Der
Banmpolle 9iinftig. Die Sabres3eit iit
bisbsr Der Grnots @inbeimiuug 9iinfti9 &c,
m.,en.
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Die BarIorsScnne ,.SdneHbesser'
Gfufrniab-Defen

hoSsu III. enoeren I'm Setsen iiterHdsert unb pers
Iaasea rpeuis eparatur. a6ribirt unb perfaaft ron
IS. g. g8ooo s Spndr.,
&de Der Baltimore. unb @utGiDf ftrase,
, 1875-10-15

Tho rocens introduction and extended use OF
colotcd OF striped stockings. and the evil effects
experienced By tho weArers Of them, bave
served to direct tho attention Of tho phyhI-
clan and ansl1as to lhe question Of tho dyos
used In color,ng them. Tho Fail AaA Gazette,
in noticing tho evil effects Of wearing coloscd
loae cites several iussanecB whore the frat symt,-
toms were Intense irrltAtlon in the skin Of tho
feet, swelIiuk, aud III tnuAmed appearance
tLsn an outbreak OF watery bl1stssa Of al slxea,
from groups Of tla aixo OF hemp seed to sipglo
bllstsls the sole Of the foot larger than i've
shilling piscs. This condition was accompanied
by general fesefsshuess. tigo5H loss OF appetite,
md sensation of pcrvatlug n4uiaise, In :
severe attack the patient was rarely ab!s to walk
for three weeks. Rnd after oua attack passed on
It wus often followed by another Of : miller
sypo. In ooo case gentleman wts obliged to
wear cloth uho1s for upward Of esght months;
knd With other pallont tho systsns has bsen 10
tmp1egnated with the poison shat b'lstess have
reappearod at lntess a!s, uot only on tho feot,
but Oh the hands. ears, ebc., for more then three
yesEs There Was uo doubt ~ to tho Gauss and
msthod Of thla b!ood-poisonlng, for tho blistsrs
first came iu stripes corresponding 70 the color
I'd strlpes on tho stockinks, and tha lAun1tesses
complained OF the irritation And lnaatnAd con.
ditiou OF their hsnds after washing these poison
GUS articles. 4 Scotch lady who suffered from a
lks cAAks kol2ht RaocaaAfM eQlt AgAl0at IA
, 1875-10-15
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho County Treasurer expects to complete tho
sale Of delinquent property for tho South ra,k
aaseeBmopts to-<lny
Tho Grand Jury did very littto buainess yestcr-
day forenoon. aud adjourned over until to-
morrow.
Commissioner Comfy WAS around yesterday.
1io ia conducting his campaign as : Peoples
PARTY Candidate, aud appears confident Of to-
election.
Business WIS nbout suspended In tile County
Clork'n ot1lco yesterday Afternoon to atIos the
emIlorob to take part IN tho Opposition party
primaries.
The Committee on Education yesterday
agreed to ndgertiae for new prosl,otals for fur
n'sh!ng tho cuta for tue county boarding
louso ut Englewood.
Commissioner Crawford = namo !tcomo bcfo1e
the Oirosition Convention to-day. It's Bctatlned
that he has nine out If tno fourteen delegates
from htH district, lle wns elected tue last time
on tho Republican ticket, aud it ls undorstuo.l
that whilo ho has practically deserted thoparty,
he will not object TO lis support again, und in
fact that he cxrcctB to bo nominated by 1t.
, 1875-10-15

number Of tho gang 10 not known. BAT il be-
| loved to 10 rnscI, greater spam thu detectives
osrecs. Tho proof agalust n1l III tllia GUY alone
| is SAID by tile de.cctiyra 10 he enough IN cn-
VIC, him. II Cnnrelly IL, nj ts Eupro'"i. ts.e
leader OF = horao-thIef Kang, Tho ou'v wonder IA
thAt the rot!co have ~ long remained isnurnut
Of The facs. number Of buyuics wero alhn
hetztd, AID pArlcs arc request esl 10 ra at ead-
qukrtots aud idcntifv their property If losa,bio.
Az EN1ESFtyE nEcurEHY.
It VA. expected hy tl,oso ronyertant with ro-
tco aflaiEs that wheu Capt. lfcxoy stlcccnded 10
! tho HNporihscndoncv tho efficiency uf tl,e furcu
wonfd DO greatly Increased hy tho promotiuu OF
haruony in Tho various de- nrtEnonts. II thu nc
tion OF Yesterday cAl be tnknn nn = criterion.
Their expectations have proved correct. l1-
pecally Ia tbsa truo at tho hc.ectIyo force. 1t
ponsestea tho best Of material. but tc members
l!avs hitherto been So itlhsrmoninus TINT
t!eJ hare been dosr!ment to tie public
s"Gd ,st.,s A. tEoy srs al aovo'ea fen .
public may expect SOME greater oliclcncy. They
led on yesterday with Tho detection ants arrest
Of n0sel horre-thiof. aud clutoiv follusc.s it
has n,sdo fur several years, In tho night OF
Oct, ID. largo dry-gouds establishment in st,
Paul was robbed Of a largo quantity Of silks.
Early tho next DAY the Superintendent Of
1'oIicc to'egrnrhod ~ follows to Chicago:
s1. 1arI Mimi. Or. IN. G: Hfrstp, t,tntra!
Of tka atole here last ngat: Supposed have Ko,o
to chicaeo. Largo rpw.rti offered. please look sharp
fer them. IAMEa klNo, CtlicF Of Police,
Detectives Dennis slrnmonn and Matk Fiatl-
ugan wsse tlotaed 10 louk into tho cahc, aud,
after must tedious exc,tion OF all their detec-
two Rkill TINY suspected two young men
rootnng At tho cortcr Of DeBptaincs antl
jackson streets. Il,ey krpt tim atric,ea.
watch Of tho premises, aud Iast Saturday sttor-
noon tic silks arrived III towi, ami woso sa1sen
to tho room III trunks. Directly after this they
changed t1!e.r quarters to = more secluded robrn
OIL Adams strcet, between DespaIncs aud Hal
stcd. Hero they wero "lnpcd off" uusii tho
evilonce was complete, aud Yesterday at about
noon Detectives Simmons and Flanagan, assl-ted
by Officer Dsn iEnsatt., poInccd down Oh thu
t!acs and arrested tho occupants OF tl,s
soom, They arc both under 10. smart and
intp'fgen: n appearance, and, although not rec
uGnIzed oy tho police, thoy aro no DOUBT profess
onn cracksmon Of tho very tlrst ortler They give
their nancs Al William, Reed anu Frank picr-
son. immediately uu thefr ns,o oBt Sups. Hickey
telegraphed TO the st. Paul Chief OF Folico, und
llo will arttyo IN thn city On tho martng trhln.
1t ia tho intention to avo tho trial take place
here, and allow tho prisoners to ho taken 10 81.
Paul. ho silks arc valued ut ?tU Quo. Au1 arc
81! Of the finest aud choicest mauufactuse.
, 1875-10-15
THE BOBTAfl. SUITS.

TRIAL HEFoGE lEhTItE 6CMuEnFlELU.
The case OF tLu City Ut Chicago w, II, 4.
Howe was tegun yesterday AFTERNOON before
Justice huniMert'cld aud u jury. Tho case waa
numinstls ~ hbuye Slated. hut WAS iu reality
tcst case butwsen tie CltiZcnh' Protective Also.
clAtion md tue Chicago CITY Hallway, iu the
course Of which 1t il TO 90 decided whether tho
Company's special policemen b.; Tho waysIdo
have right to enter cars of tho LoLtsn pattorn
and eject nun-ravlng Passengers. knery 4,
b,orrs appeared toe the Arsoclalso,l, and Clar1oa
Hitchcock assisted tue prosecutor Mr. B3ydeu,
There "as i largo attendance. and, t.am intl,cn.
t1oa-, they weEs Ecue1alIy .uouuSss Ut LIS Aaao.
t9tiou.
THE Jl'EY
which En,lih Tunispu lla1i lMpsne led waH vary
excellent one. unu Haa Oh u, In Originally
c,Iius.. only uno bHtnulcr. Alter mitch eastman.
t,ou tho twr!su w.ro ltnEanoIcd as 1ol!uws !;
l:ottrs l:seu. Euwata Grinth, K. Hughts,
Jaucs Roberts, lsaAo Livingston, Simon Wal
lace, Incob siohr, Ffet Wtpklemal. +. +. Shell
1oa. &. J. ho1csta, John Houner, u. Hauss.
M. HITCHCOCK
orsutt tho ca.o bv s.4tlns tue matter - he uu-
Gt.= It: that ilnSe. when riding on = cAs,
MAS di.oIlulty II that Aa refused 10 put Als iAge
in u tos. Cr to par It to I conductor, Or to got
aVt When ordered 10 Do 70 BY = pessoa aalhos-
, 1875-10-15
CRIMINAL,

AK huLlA AQHuENEH4
Coroner De.zsch thinks he IL On khe traok of
Tue huetz 'uu11sFer, and hns conveyed the iutoi-
AEence to supt. Hickey. wllo yesterday dstal,el
detective to forfet out the suspected person,
IL will bo remembered .nat Hi old man uamed
Frederick Raetz Was found murdered in n ro-
noto locality iii dooso 1eand on tho l0lb OF Feb.
fuaty last. Tho co'lc!lsnn waf that ho had
been KILLED fur $3.50 which ho had collected
DIT tho ptogluns day. 1its two sons vero
arrested for completely In tho ufr4ir, hut were
soon released. lhs Coroner waa the ou,y ona
who did hot tunqu!sh this search for the perpc
traitor, And ~ suro IL 10 ou l.la man that liz
guarantees topay tho expenses Of tho eesrcn II
u docs prose successful. II all goes we'll with
the detective tho fugitive FROM 1ls,ics II proLs.
lily III hla lands by this tlEno.
AH0uT THE MURSE-IM1Er.
Detective James Morgan assistcd by Denn,s
Summons yesterday paunced down upon tie suu.
posca lc&uss VI x!a So ganK OF horse thieves,
"husa deptedstiUllH llAso Dcen rho huufca OF cOu-
siderable annoyance to thu pullee and 10 the pub
hc, lhA nxulo 10 J. ]. Cenuel!oy, aud for several
Seais IAst be has Kept a eassiage.tepaliug Ahop
~ No. l15 West Adams Street. FROM al appcsr-
ance' he has been engaged III the buslnsst OF
p!.sths ths part OF = :" tenra :" for long time.
nts work vas contlusdt the altering and sepa!ut.
log OF stolen buggies and the sale OF both
s'@so aosnas aud u kinds ef Yetlelse. Tho
, 1875-10-15

a f4s-thaSF NEuAIifl.
Centenary Il. T.. Church Won invaded lest
evening by merry pIriy who wero not to ho
put do"n or uts14ftcd " tha malignant countu.
lAnce of tllo "eaaef 1t "as Il wedding party,
An1 tho t"o FeoEIo "hn wcEo to DO united wero
MIR. W. II. Mouret OF tl's real t.tatc ilr1n Of
Moro Il Co., and NiaH FAnnis Curtis, daughter
0t MI. ). +. Curtis, u tho commission u.m Of
Curtis l. Wauxer,
A largo number Of trienin ueye tn attendsuco
when tbs bridal party entered tho church. FOL.
lh's1u3 Lie lzlde And II ou.n atsd the Lsilas pa-
rnnts ca,uo tho bsdssIual,,p, Alssos Ida t.ur.;s
krlno l.uscland, und lia:tIo cubb, wuh ii,a
ftoolnBilen. McssIa. Will ..tc"'hlnl.cy, Charles
1.andt, aud Z. CuLb. The lev. j, ii, ltiLl,,rI
lariorinsd the co1cMony.
Tie Euce ttou, WHICH took place at O'Clock At
tho ros.deuco ot tho bf'do'a pArnntB, No, co
Nortl, Anu street. wAH attended by nbru.t 1Sll
gneH's.
Tho presents, Which worn elegant suti supto
pslste, welo rs folluwa; pair vi gold bracui,ts
iruut tho bridegroom magnificent ,ssas.,.o oil.
invrs. SIr md Nils j. +. Curtis rct of xpuo,s @s
and silver spooll- -l'olticr. gn1li,,et!, EluII,
Dir. And Mrs. il. il. Loys!nn1 bli.ot fir,,.,.
cup t,onl Mr.. and Mid Ii. Il. Tetnplrton ;
silver cake-Daskct. froin atr. and Mrs. ". II.
j. il, Curtis; silver card receiver. fso,t
Misc Alma Eyitsi rearl aud Golti os,eIa.E E!las
iron. Viii L. Whitney; iniaid "oll;-box, ftuu
". A. u. NtChoanoy eunPlcto d!nuor.he1
ehlus. from Mr. and Mrs. G. W. slooro pair I,
silver uapan-,inge. troa, Charles Lanls stt u
tcwul-ho!der, froni Mr. ]. y. Tempnton
sotlethut Vt l3oft1nian glasB from hlr. ". q
Badi; si!ter no"rr-stsud, fton Mr. and 3lrr
1.uNoaAd ; sc!sct tulIet cushion. lranl Allh. J.
Knott; el!yer tuttcr -disL, from a. A. McChes
lly,
, 1875-10-15
An Important Chess. N nsch.


A cbess-match has beon arranged botwoen Mr..
hlackburno. the great bllndfo'd player, and Herr
Steinltz tho wiuuor OF tho frs. prixa 1t tho
Vtenua International Tournatl.ont in 1873. The
stakea are EGO Hidc and tile match will be
PLAYED at the City Ut London Chess Club IN
kniRhtf,der attoct, commencing carly iu tho Gu
au,oR winter. No event that has trauspiry in
tllo chess world since the Vienna tournament
equala this match in interest. Sottiug aside tho
amount at iasuo aud tho po.itIon OF tho pEsye1s
who are pet1apa. tho abiest living exrononss Of
the game. tue match c1c!scs unusual attention
from tho circumstances attending tho close Of
Tie Vienna tuurnament Hlackburue. who lad
played all blu EanlaH but ono with ilosopthal, tue
French champion. bad tied with Sta,uitz, who
had complotod his games. BIackburas had only
10 draw his game with NosenthAl 10 win tho first
prlzo, " the draw would hayo added half gau,a
70 bis score. ilo, houosor: payed to ain ii, and
lsoHeuihal be!n. In unusually good forlu, ho Loaf
i, ard consequently was brought lose With
Hscnitz. Tho Two dociiliy ganes were won BY
kteinltz. WHO had lost to Ulaekbutus In thor
first mcotiag. Tho forthcoming coutaat accosl-
lngly PROMISES to bu close asld oxciting Indeed,
by many It will bo regarded ~ in reauty chanl-
piouBhip tnAtct.
, 1875-10-15
DEATHS,

WfiEELER-At EleIn, tsct IL. Mar ~ ,r,-1-
w!fc Of Bacan Wloeler, aged 81. '' "neele'H
Fnn hat II o'sloek a. IN. Friday, Oct. 1s A, ~
Ashlhn-R7. ~ II W
nYAN-oet. II. John Ryan, nattvs NJ cor,..
Limerick, 1retant, sGr,l o., n! cnnAumnton, un'y
Fnosal Saturday, )rt. II, frp,n scslieurr os rho.
tcry. A'5 eetae
tr at Louis and 8an Ffsncls"o pater, p!t..s co,.
:, MAoouN-hs BIZ rc.tdenee, Th,srsl.5, Oct, ID -
tnTeia W... marnsts. Jonn slag"hn. of th!r'9a
lNuEnSOLL-CiariIo n, ron nf t. II ,.ar
lnGerso aaei II yeh.s, foil from tho cH-s on !;
ovoning. 'ae t4Gt
Funeral At thu Coventry strost D,nIst chu,rh
Friasy. 18th, at r. All tho fslrls Of IN, r. q
aFo !n7ted to Attcill. va il"'lI
ortck MuIfson. tfe.'
Funeral ut p. ID. to-day.
, 1875-10-15

Every day Is Ulster aud osercoat day lust st Nut
t'ngs. They 60 out by tho single about fast
can Toce!rn them. Why7 because they arc the latent
Dfosdway shspts, aud ara sold 1t hls regular New
York jobt!ng prices. You can set enc garment -
cheap u merchant eau buy hfty. II will pay auy
anu 10 or out OF tho city to visit this e. O. b. Nut
tna Clothing uou4s ls4 uud lsd Stass utree. opio.
sito Fn!n4eF upIlkp,
, 1875-10-15

Specfdl D:spateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LAPonTE, Ind, Oct. 1l.-To-day Nns tho last
da, OF tie Laporto County fair. The attendance
to-day Was lager than was ever known IN this
county. Every department uas we'll illl-d. aad
everybody seemed entirely an&ls1od. Tue wealth
or until lato this afternoon has boon fine.
SLOW rain has inade tho closing diBagreoabla.
, 1875-10-15
FAIRS.

ALTON, ILL.
6Dtttas Dispateh 10 The CAitago 7,7tun4.
ALTON. ILL.,, Oct. 14.-This has boon tho
prsncipa: dav Of the eighth annuAl Fair Of
Jersey County, and. although tho weather vas
rather untayo:ablo, tho attendance sas very
large. thcro being between 1900 aud 5000 peo-
Pile on tho ground. Tho attraction this aftor-
noo1 Was the premium Of $50 for tho best and
fas;cst trottIng stallion or marc that never had
beaten ESQ In public, best two in three, ! milo
heats, aud II wa8 ron iu tho first two hoata BY
Bertie, Of St. Louis, owncI by Joo Carey.
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" tAh Eilf'r q Yhe cA,ruoo lt,ouu,.
LANE VIEW. Oct. li-Haye you ths honor ~
AHns III Lake Vlawf tayo you any chil,,tou a.
teudlng the high Bchool3 II 10, Won can ,,,,..
dtfHsani solno OF ahs benefits at,eud,u. tho
llyiuK IN thu: ua!us ally beautiful suburban tnrn
Latsly sono Of tho toats hure la,s tsen hrourht
to grade. aud of courss thu dummy cm,i, mi
run unless tle1o MAS ,!ace 10 switch IN. III,
DlFrctors OF that accommodating mods Of co,,.
seya,lco sent fortl, tho edict tAst tho ,I,,nr,v
should not run until they X Va Es.mi.gon III.
View ugl School il HltuateI abuu, h, n ,,,;aa
west Of Gsaeolant. the majority If LIN H.,
clnIdrsn live IN tho noutl4 purt III "o t,o
to.u. aud the se.ult Is si,st Tn. ,tav ias
tie dummy does uot run .ho children have et,n,.yr
10 walk :: distance, say, Of III ,plss. III ha ,.u
AtoEnl. Or stay at Auino ustil IL In tie peasurr
Ut tue directors 10 o1der tho dn.lniy aw. uI
courae tho machine could uot run linls-a it Ind
= awtrh-!i would noses do to 30 cral.l:c.
Arrangements having busu lIate for Inns To
btlGE thu clIldscn tu school in tho morning aud
81 fot tleM in Tho afternoon, tho tlfee. II thlh
!!Iovc was such that. alter tho first "trip Ut tic
BUS, it was tound that the dummy could manage
TO EnA without switch. It II to be hoped that
now thSs tie bus Las been inaugutAted, pazentt
VAL gtve 1t their support, and tleIcby tene III
thelr cluld1en by enabling them to attend sctoo
1eguAtlyi u ~. tho tArs Ni4 be put II lou ii
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possible II tue 'hns gets only fair ehAre Of
colnsnodato tho citizens Of Lake View.
GOODRICH.

GOODRICH.
To The EIitcr a The Chicago tribune:
CHICAGO, Oct. H,-hre moi ihe mambsfe OF
Tho Bar Association pushing tho matter Of the
prosecution Of tho tliroscc attorney, Goodrich.
to M oxtont that may bring It undot tho Just
stigma OF pcr.ccutIon7 Tho ehstgo against
Goodrich appears to DO simply that OF advertis-
iug his professional calling. Now this may be
uuproress. ouat. like tho Advertising Of medical
~. caI1.s; hut The question H. Is 1t unlawful !?
Aud will sl,oro be anything permanently gained
| BY III" Legal profe'sion. or BY the canse
lie liz ' practlco oi itsoreo inv N IN cbIes. es.
70 Al . speciality, and turning tho
SAME pssctieo over 10 other members Of tho
Bar and II tho Supreme Court shall decide Ia
shsor OF uoottltch (a9 there Ia rcheon to fear it
wiu}, will hla PRACTICE not ho rory 1asgeiy ia
cteaHrd By the adycttietnS thereby afrorled7
lhe idea that it III a crltno to advertise ones
businesn 0as long ago exploded, evon though
professional associations hayc th,int1nrod their
aua.itcman aesinn. it. II Goodrich has procured
divorces through fraud, Let It's know It. II ho
Inns anstrastea papcts from tho 1lea OF tho
cuursF II ITO haA subufncd Wltncsses, or II ha has
III nny other wat violated tho law, lhen no
should 10 trotooded with tho aaine a. D. James
LenrF. 4 LAWYER.
THE AEAHoH WIT.
To fkt Editor Of TAt tnitAyc }r,buns:
CHICAGO. Oct. Ill NOTICED IN ono Of your
late Issues question, "Why don't aomo OF our
reIabic builders put III Lids for public works?"
ete.. etc. will tell you Why. VIC don't want
IL iulu,u our reputation publicly. Wo do put in
h6s, but nat III our ratno. We cot bondsmon
for our lidlots. and hayc charge Ut everything,
but not In ols name. Wi!yf Because wo tlout
"iti, TO acknowledge Euch "ehoddy work, ill
ferlur cement aud brick for backing poor quail
tty cf lime, etc .-eyerTtAlug according 10 tho
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.90ft1d{ Ulspdlch 70 TKa CAleaao 1T36unE.
Sr. PApI, Mtnu., Oct. 14.-Whitt!o and Bliss
will remain hero next week. Thelr big tent,
purchased here, has bcen shipped to Chicago
for the use OF revival meetings there. To pro.
won't osercrowdlng thoir Opera.IIouse meetings,
uyHtcm OF issuing admission tickets have boen
adopted. Tho uumuer IL !imitod to 1000.
Tho pauli1t Brothers 1t the Cathedral Iass
eyeuug preached temperance, md obtained the
signatures OF uyer 800 quor-dealorh or drinkers
10 their plolge not to sell, give. Or use.