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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-24

The Telegraph thrusts in its oar
in the local fight now going on in
Galveston between the clergy and
the gamblers, and the Telegraph
long Sunday morning leader, is full
Of the best sort Of morality and re
igion, and charges that the gam
bling mania, which has become epi
demic, is the result of the business
policy Of the country; and there i
too much truth in the Telegraph
position, humiliating as the admis
sion undoubtedly is.
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srATR NEWS.


The Austin Water Company is to
get four thousand dollars a year
from the city for furnishing water
for fire purposes, and for the pur-
pose Of sprinkling Pecan street and
the Avenue.
eoe There seemed to be no abatement
: yesterday upon the subject Of
bridging the Colorado river, and
whenever prominent citizens were
engaged in conversation they had
more or less to say upon this sub
iect, some favoring wooden bridge
and others an iron one, but all favor
ing the building of one of some
kind without delay.
~ Iran San Antonio Herald.
The scout of Col. Shafter on the
Staked Plains has established the
fact that large portion of that
supposed desert is covered with fine
grass snd every way fitted for stock
raising. 6.li,65. ,li,.ao5s,i tpsas7
Austin Evening News.
= A little over year since Mr.. "A.
s. MAR, of this city, was indicted
by a Travis county grand jury, on a
charge of completely in certain
frauds connected with the State
Lunatic ASYLUM affairs. The State
in its investigation of the matter
was represented by Major w. NJ
WaltoD and Gen. N. g. Shelly. Mr..
MAR was represented by Major C..
8. West, Judge A, w. Terrell and
Judge A. S. Walker. tan lsln
The case was ably conducted on
both sides. It was finally submitted
70 the jury before whom ii was tried
on Thursday night, and on Friday
morning the jury returned into court
q verdict "not guilty"
The investigation has been very
thorough, and the acquital of Mr..
Mair under the circumstances is all
the more satisfactory to himself and
his friends. Mr.. Mair has ever been
highly esteemed as a business man,
and We congratulate him upon the
removal of this stain upon his name.
Denison News.
Bob Hart and Bob Brown, who,
II will be recollected, were arrested
some weeks since for robbing old
man Graham, near Iron Ore, and
supposed to have been connected
with the other robberies which took
place on the highway in this vicini-
fy about the same time, haye been
sentenced to five years imprison-
ment, each, at Huntsville. (!
rhns Hampstead Courier.
The Rev. Charles Williams was
arrested by our efficient Marshal,
Mr.. Jas. T. Browning, on Sunday
last while preaching sermon TO his
eolored brethren in the colored
church in this place. The Rev. gen
tleman is charged with stealing e
horse that did not belong TO him.
He was tried before justice j. II.
Adams on Monday last, and placed
under bond in the sum of two hnn-
dred dollars for his appearance at
the next term of the District Court,
and failing TO give bond is now in
the county Jail for safe keeping.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. "a, 1875

When McNelly retired from
Mexican territory it was stipulated
that the stolen cattle should be re-
turned. On Monday, the 22d, sixty
ave head Of the 2to stolen, were re-
turned. We have nothing further
from the Rio Grande this morning.
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THE APPROACHING ADJOURNMENT.

will return to their homes, and the
people will, in demanding an ac-
'ount Of their stewardship, get the
inside or official account of the mo-
ives and causes for this or that
action.
Their work for the last few days
has been of character to give very
general satisfaction. The one pro-
vision in the Homestead Ordinance,
viz. that homesteads are not to be
mortgaged, is, we think, wise pro
vision, indeed. Then the home
stead really becomes what its name
signifies, a home indeed and in
truth for the wife and little ones,
out of the reach and safe from the
chances of speculation The future
speculation of Texas must be lifted
abeve the home nest. That sacred
spot of refuge is not to be periled
by the hope of gain, or the wild
struggle for wealth and power.
The Constitution, as a whole, will
soon be laid before the people, and
its every provision and sentiment
closely land carefully considered.
Let this be done in every instance,
calmly, fairly and dispassionately.
In the consideration of its merits
or demerits, let not the views or in
terests of mere policy prevail.
The chances of this or that as
pirant for public favor should
not enter into the question Of
the adoption or rejection of this
Constitution. Upon its own mer'
its let it be judged. The people OF
Texas constitute a tribunal befor,
which this weighty matter can safe
ly be brought, their past experience
with both good and bad govern
ment, will serve to render them con
servative and circumspect. Th,
vapors of partizan rancor, whicl
hung over the field, while the strug
gle progressed, will all have beer
dissipated by the time the text o
the new Constitution, as an en-
tirety, has been published, and it
strength and weakness will both ap
pear to the people, and specia
pleading will not be sufficient t,
protect a weak provision, nor dc
feat strong one.
Some weight, nay, very grea
weight should be given in cor
sidering the new Constitutio
to the consideration of that quie
and perfect rest and political conf
dence, which is SO necessary to tn
| rapid development of the State, an
, which will be fostered by the adoI
tion of the instrument, and whic
a will be retarded and imperiled b
: its rejection. Does not Texas ow
3 it to herself, to lay down for tn
n once all bitterness, all partizanshi
!; all selfish ambition, and bring
i. bear on this question all her enligh
/, ened libcrality and cool judgmer
d and give these qualities full pla
y when sitting in judgment upon Il
labors of her Constitutional Co
vention.
1t is comparatively easy to sac
10 fee our money or temporal adva
ar tage, but men are so unfortunate
= constituted, as that a sacrifice
"A mere pride or opinion becomes
difficult thing to do, and yet Il
Mt will be imperatively demanded
o. nearly every man in the State,
~ ~ cause it is not to be supposed I'll
ID one single Individual within
b. broad Texas will cordially and |
Se conditionally ratlfy every sinl
I
II provision of the new CONSTITUTE,
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EAGLE SPRINGS,

all under II good cedar fence, dwelling
house, store house, cotton gin and other
improvements. Wei Of good water auG
two good springs. In the midst Of the hes,
wheat and cotton region IN Central Texas.
A good stand for a Flouring Mil. All fs
sale cheap. W. q, CAs!BELL,
Gaiesyllle, Coyellc County, Texas.
-.iL .!dSwtf
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MIR. Beecher's Christian Union
has an elaborate article "On the
Advancement of Living" This is
very proper and might be followed
up by similar essays on the Ad-
yancement of Adultery and the
Advancement of Perjury.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-24
DATENT LEGS AND ARMS
Ok M Go0 per day. Agents

SIS TO 500 %r. ~nD,rS' day Al, AEi"s'. sis.ss.
of working people nf both sexes,
young aud Old, make more money at
work for us IN their avn localities, du
ring their share moments, or all the
lime, than NJ anything else. We offer
Tor every hours work. Fun particu-
lars, terms, 80, sent free, Send IL
your udhIess at once Don't delay
Now Is HE time. Don't look for work
Or bnsin'ss elsewhere, untll you haye
learned what we Offer. a. Stinson S
CO.. poitlnnd. Maine. iydswly
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TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.

All tributes OF respect aud obituary
notices under ten lines are inherited free.
All over ten lines must be paid for ai
en- cents line.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-24
KANSAS CITY BUSINESS HOUSES
SEEKING TExA8 TRADE
A6RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

hGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
URUMBULL, REYNOLDS a ALLEN. sgrD and
I A'gl Implement house, llgani iai " alntt 81
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ISS7ITUTE.
nEPORMATIES and Chronic Diseases treated
Ussni foS circular, Drs Dhksrsoa sait t0 Dslau AZ,
STOCK YARDS = LIVE STOCK COMM.
THE KANSAS STOCK yARIs, Tie most COM
modlous In the MO- Valley, L.V, Morse, supt
kisGsBERY, ALGER A CO., Kansas STOCK Yd.
~ Kansas CITY Mo. National Stock Yards East
~. Louis, III specially made VI BiOodtd Ia lie
pOwEhs, RIAL A CO., Live siocE Commis-
A-sion Merchants, Kansas Atock Yards
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-24
LAMBREQUINs.
Lace Curtains,

We have made large additions to our
variety of Swiss ana Nottingham Lace
Curtains, and are now offering Swiss
Lace from SIS to $50 per pair. Noting
ham Lace from 80 to SIS per pair.
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WACO NATIONAL BANK.
Csuc@ssor To Fort u Jackson) &, I
Waco, Texas.
Authorized Capital elJO,OO
Paid up Capital 10000
WIN. A. FeRT, gro. W. JACKSON,
President, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. A. Fort, w. u. Trice@
". A. SturRfs, Il. r. Abcel
3 NR. W. Lusk. II
CORRESPONDENTS:
WinslOw Lanier Il Co., rev York
First National Bank, Cincinnati
BartholOw, Lewis & Co., st. LOUIS
Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans; Texas Ranking and Insurance
CO., Galveston.
4 ais Bank begins business this day,
and succeeds the well-known banking
firm of ..L...t
FORT & JACKSON. i....n
II will he managed by these gen.
tlemen, assisted by an able board OF
Directors, and viii doa general Bank
ing and Exchange business.
Waco. Texas, Oct. !, -S7t. betf.
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Worthy Master and Patrons;
with this session our official terms expire.
When elected at Georgetown, d, G. in 1873,
the work for the secretary's office required
the constant attention OF my Worthy assist
aut and myself, aud occasionally one or two
others were employed During the past
three years the press of business has requir-
ed us TO to increase the force at one time
to elghteeem persons mostly females. AT
the present time but four clerks are employ
ed. During the past three years we have
supplyed 22,62o subordinate Oranges with
their outfits, and issued a large amount OF
extra materials, such as song books, manu-
ais tracts, &c.
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ST. LOUIS BUSINESS HOUSES
SEEKING TEXAS TRADE.

SEEKING TEXAS TRADE.
BAGS AND BAGGING.
III r J.. CHASE, Bags of all klntls for grain,
~ honr, &C sand 10 N. Main st.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CARTWRIGHT Il CO., Commiss ion Merchants
" OCotton, Hides, Wool, a Grain, llJs ,"m'l st.
II TlEDEMANN a co., Comm slun, otini,
H Flour, Grain Tobacco, Hide Sc. u : Main 81
W. EICks \ CO., wholesale drai. 10 IN Fruit
Os and Produce, no Walnut St.
" J. CALHOUN co., Cotton fsctors 4 Comm
Ne Grain, Leather, Hides 4 " O"l. h1t om'l 81.
CENTER n CO., Cotton factuiA G.d , umInIs-
y sion Merchants DO N. MEin 81.
~ n. n, BEAI.I. Il co., ,of;O FutDrs aud
We Commission Merchantsl lss Commercial ~.
DRY GOODS.
gAMLC. DAVIS A. CO., Wholran'r Dry Goods.
" Washington Avenue and FifIh -
IRON.
gLIGO IRON STORE, lOT \. Cd st Iron, Steel,
~ Horseshoes. blacksmith Merrhandis", Ic.. aG
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
RIAsLEY BROS, Live stock Conrni- sion Mer-
- chants, Natl stock Yards, Fact 1T Louis, III.
HusrkH, EVANS A 90, Live Stock ,Omluis-
IL sion Merchants, Ealstock YARDS, III.
H STAJIoNERS.
EyIsIOS 4 BLYTHE, stntioners, Printers and
~ lnAnk Book Mfrs. Ptoprieiors ofthe Cham
pion Violet Copying aud Record lnk, 2lyuliyr ~.
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The scout of Col. Shafter on the
Staked Plains has established the
fact that large portion Of that
supposed desert is covered with fine
grass snd every way fitted for stock
raising. - - l-l-nl.1
, 1875-02-14

The case WAS decided few days ago against the
city, with damages assessed a. 81, 600. but, owing
to the admission Of improper testimony, ne"
traal vas granted.
The meetings for instruction to the members
Of the Fire Department continue to occur every
Wednesday and Saturday. Marshal Benner re-
ports favorabty concerning thom. and hopes dur
Ing the summer 10 limit them to one every week.
Gen- shaler ia regular atseudan! at al Of
then and is TINS doing great deal Of good in
Yety quiet ~ay.
Thers will be introduced to tho Common
Council Monday night an order requesting tbs
Jas inspector to Immediately furnish this Com
taon council With an accurate End reliab1a state-
mens rcSard'n: the kind and quai.ty Of gas NOW
oene 3uEn'shed to the city By the tuo gas COM
Fa7ies. Inc order ls aamosr certain Of passing,
OF the new gas ordinances.
IN. me athdavlt lied IN court by Isaac Green's
o0uA. an Account OF which appeared in veator-
day mornings Ta1auSE. has stabbed tha North
Avenue Railway ordinance to the heart. Il WA
well known BY all the Aldermen that the Greene-
hauns Wera interested in tho passage OF tho
ordinance. but their profits on thalr recent land
specu1stlons were not known to have been 40
enormously profitable Us tne alidavis ssts forth.
The Special COMMITTEES on Legislation net
ssain Yesterday afternoon in the comptroller's
Office for the purpose OF further considering the
proposed nau laws drafted by their Subj Commit
tee. Mavof Colv1n was present, aud busily en-
gaged himself in looking over the bills and sus-
gesting improvements with his keen practical
seIse: Tho only important alteration made Was
an addition to the Inv 1eis:l,e to the conssrnc-
ton Of pnblic buildings, to the effect that the
law should not be construed to apply to the new
Clty-Hal or anr building now in process Of sroc-
sion, nor any CITY building which may be destroy
cd by fire.
, 1875-02-14
RAILROAD REORGANIZATION.

6phc7a1 DIsrn&th ~ 1hk E41t1g9 I77tX51E.
CEDAR RAPIDS, L., Feb. 80 wing to fina,a
cial difficulties. the Directors OF the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids Minneso.a haiIwa7 have been IN
session here for the past day or two. and to-day
IN important change WAS effected tn tho manage
ment Of the road. George and William
Greene, and several other Directors, resigns
ing in favor Of the Hon. John l. Blair and his
associates. Tho following persons constitute
the new Board: John I, Blair, D. G. Blair: q.
E. Vail. New jersey; ". E. Dodge, Moses Tay-
lor, H. B. Crane, New York James Blair, Bc1an-
ton; 8. r. WspeE. George Douglss, II. ".
Walker, A. a. spanGlor, A. 8. Dett, Cedar Rap
ids; and T. ". Bsrhyat, Burlington. John T.
Blair was elected President; 3. P. Wisner, Vice
President: and ". ". Walker, Superintendent
aud Treasurer.
5ptcta9 DI*pdteh to 7AE Catedoc Tribune.
MEApynLE, Ia, Feb 13.-The new B,ard Of
Directors Of The 3henango 4 Allegheny RxilxaY
and the Mercer Mining and Manufacturing Com
psny, Which met It this plsco today. eject
ed tho following officers: John ,,Rockhiu,
OF philadelphis, President; F. H. 0iphans-
Pardoe, Penn, General Manager; J. F. BLAIR,
GreenrIle. Superintendent and Auditor; G. H.
Dedcksou, 1leadville, Treasurer; J..H. Dynss,
Meadyills, Secretary. The above companies
were formally operated By the Atlantic d1sat
Westazu Railway.
, 1875-02-14

70 the Editor at tAf Cisicaoo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. I3.-You will excuse me il In
trudo On your time, but there ase sometimes
causes in I nan's life when only tho public press
can vindicate aud redress, l Was one OF tho
bidders for bread for the county accord
ing to = late advertisement, and, being tho
lowest bidder, houeht had riglt CD tax
payer, businessman, and oitizen, to get the co.,
tract. But jndge Of my surprise when ses the
Committee, by = Tote of to 8 {Holdon, Burns,
and Guenther), awarding tho Contract to
Schweinfu1th Bros, It e2.50 per barrel, against
my Own bid Of $e-19 [the difference made for
the county will amount to $500 to 81, ,000)
This is the reward for the sbort-reight bread
this year. My bid Was falr price. based on the
price OF wheat sad -four. and I offered besides
good peraonal security (my business standing
nobody darea to doubs). have offered IS, ,000
Cook County bonds to deposit. / want 70 know
Hhethor such proceedings ara legal, particularly
when only feu days ago \ resolution was passed
br the Board to award contracts to the lowest
responeib!e b3t3der. Tho sctlou OF the Committee
vltl ba reported TO the Doald by Monday aftor-
noon and il you wilI rsnttlstc tiis case little IN
your paper you will very much ob!igs, you1s rs-
sp4chulIy, FkxD YoL1z.
, 1875-02-14

BUSINESS MEET1&0.
$..x. ....,;. - a.. C;.t D..:..
oua1ae7e nee'"s VI .ne rhe. nes1uen1
Illinois State Guards WAS held last night, ut their
Armorv Cant Curnenter in tfe cba;r. uith r;ent
@f ~ 49, - ..@~ @"s' "''N@
UieN A6 Secretary. 11e committee on Ways
and Means re.>orted tEat about ooe-foutth Of
ths business houses OF Chicago had bceu
c.,..d oron md ro,;cited for anhacr;n+;ona "a
s~~-,u r......s;- 49, s.,,x@ -. 49, ~. .D
.o~.o7 % 4,u'c9aane ,ne 1 un!torius 9! tne com-
1nena. 4ne HonlNtee uso mea VIII .l:o suceese
t inas ls', ana .Ie ase!ase mas noou. soo 70 eaca
aouse aase os.eE suta u ~ ti'a tee, ~.
les2so.:on mas oneEea 70 1ne eueet s; sna' Tue
t.ssn tbs compesies. end snat each company sp-
Pa,us epmaee sp;a ~ 4n'sn sae eansass sd o. tpe
ut3 ~ sos psn pEe. aos !eso4ut1on n G seaseu
.snf .,.o ~ "no ueu 80 at.Laie Saae
AtoAe uloo NE eat1eooAuce' az noo " cenAe
, 1875-02-14
THE SkLKEY & CSRSCN CASE.
10 CONCLUSION YET EEAcuEp

hQ CtSEACSIDS ALI kAAC0EA~
sa1EeT 4 Gerson. the bankrupts, who vera
committed to jul few weeks ago, and who
fled HI unsuccessful petition for habcas copus
before Judge D1nmmond fled another petition
yesterday, asking that they might hare further
hnating 70 tell tho whereabouts OF their
pzopsEsy. The request WAS allowed. and they
we're tAken before the Register, wien very un-
satisfactory examination vas had, but uot con-
cluced- Mr. Geraon said th&t Lo could not tell
whe.e tbs goods had disappeared to; that he
had not had them, be had given 81 900 to his
nephew, which he owed him, Wien the latter
onlS showed the amount of goods bought, but
net tbs disposition that was made OF them.
Some goods we're shipped to st. Louis and
other points, mud sold for about 40 cents
On thu dollar, but'it wsA uot shown by the books.
II The books showed that eco. zoo worth Of goods
ME salkey knew srsn less. Tie satd that he
had no acquaintance with tue books.
Some three or four persons Kept them
er hal acco % tam All hey were only posted
uo about onca woek. He had not had collars
*oz,h ct tho goods which had disappeared, and
hs xaa under obligations to Ars partner for 3
livelihood Us hal III offer OF situation
It 5000 . year, bu: his imprisonment
troke the contract. Hero the witness
bioks down and burst Into tears, but Touchsafed
no forther important information. ve1y few
qucss,ons wsre put bv 1Ir. Flower IN behalf Of
tie Assignee, hs preferring to lat the bankrupts
seL their own stosJ. il they h.d any. Tbs ex-
Was Postponed until Monday morn
iir5. VIXEN il viii be continued. 10
DE - emeautrme Judgo Dlodgett admitted the
to hail IN 5000 each until tt.o e.-
animation j. closed, whom tho oass will be !
aneaiy aseaded according 10 tbs ssaadn of this |
svaesno<.
, 1875-02-14
THE ciTY.HAlt.

Water WEE Let into the land tnnne1 ysstsrlsy
afternoon for tho first tina. Tho lake now ex-
tends to the oorner Of Ashland Avenue and
Twenty second street.
The Board Of Public Works ANNOUNCES that
meeting will be heid with tho interested railroad
officials about tie Bluo Island asenuo visslnct
just as eoon "a several officers Of ths Northwest
ern Railroad return to the city
Mr. Lewis r. Dyer, one Of the Superintendent
in tha employ Of the Board Of Public Wofxa,
Yesterday left town for pleasure trip IN t'le
6outh. Bo will vioit Baltimore, Washington,
New Orleans aad Memphis, resurniag to his
duties shout the end Of next month
Assistant City Attorney Cameron, who his bad
In charge the Nosah nogan trial. stat~s that b.
yes.osday auecaedsd la 1 1nution fux as& trial
, 1875-02-14
MINNESOTA,
hATUAp4Y's yorEs FOE SENATOR.


suec1al Dispatch to Ihs Calcaoo 1r1oun<
ST. PACE, Ninu., Feb. 13.-lu pursusnce q
the agreement at the conference caucus last
night, At tho opening OF the joint Convention
today Cor. Davis and Senator namsey we're
Withdrawn Three ballots wero had. In which
Loch,en, Opposition. hal G4 vntes. On the last
ballot Gordon E. Colo, Republican, had 50 sotes,
aud William D. WAshburo. Republican, had 81
yotes. Seventeen Republican, votes were -scat~
tezed among seven other candidates. Il
il not considered probable sIlat either Cole or
Washburu can unto enough Republican voted
to elect. OF those voting for Lochren, 16 vera
yesterday for Davis and for Kamsey- Cofe'A
IS, with one exception came from isannsaYs anp-
porters. WashburD's 81 eaaAe: From Ramsey,
u; from Dayis. .; from scattering, 10 The
votes scattering Oh the last ballot to-day we're,
heretofore, Tor Ramsey, Z; Davis, I; scat.ar-
ing, 2.
Csucuses will meet Tonight hut tho recon.
ciliation OF factions and election Of Senator il
yet An uncertainty.
, 1875-02-14
STREET RAILWAYS,
TIE 8OUTH EIpE.

Yis1dnE to ths public demand, SONS Of the
ure-hnTse South Town cars have been provided
with coaductors- The conductors srs volun-
tee1z, hoFsver. EARLY in the morning and la:s
In the afternoon, when the travel IL hoaviest,
these obLRins gentleman pat In their appearance.
Thsy tAko positions ue&rthe caah. boz. and with
dsxtee OF sclf-aacri6ca which. under ordinary
assccnslanoee, ~ootl hs truly eornrnendAbie,
0.s rear Of TIA a&k. 8s1ah h e1nduetox AlnAsp
, 1875-02-14

'wesrs countenance i'lumined with smiles. and
tno out Of every three fares that he handles
he de1tetously puts where they will do
the. most good lin Lis. pocker- He
renders the driver great assistance
10 reminding passengers to ''pay upon entor-
ing, and 10 bitter in his wsr upou the Anti-Fare
South SIDE soc;ety. He plays hi. game very suc-
cessfully. generally. snd, to say The least Ii un-
generous If he fails to divide profits with the
driver.
THE WEST sTpE+
Randolph ttreet lridge having been swung for
the purpose Of rebuilding it, Randolph street rars
will hereafter run only betwceu Western avsnne
aud Canal street. The new manager OF tho West
Side Railway Company, mindful Of the demands
OF the pubic, has reduced the fare on that line
to cents. Cars will run every minutes. Tho
Company Eas constructing Yesterday footpsth
over the river on the ice which will be completed
to-day. The cars Oh Madison street have betn
increased, aud will run minutes apart in the
morlllnse, pocn. and evenings; the rest Of the
dav cars will oe run minutes apart Man
aEer Lake states tlas he will do all ID his power
to prtvide smpls accommodation during the
construction Of the bridge.
, 1875-02-14
rHK "T1yEs " rABu1cAT1ox.

70 he Ednor Of The t'hteado 7fib",.s:
CHICAGO, Feb. l3.--can you ansver this ques-
toni Il Storey, of tho Ttnaes, crazy or fool7
For what purpose did he startls thu community
Ahis morning by inserting 90 fAlas and ba4s
f.ar1oation regarding tha but1tnx a, uoaisSta
, 1875-02-14

Ill., Pzrks Of Waueegsn, u cersAlnIy to be consrztu-
hted On tho discovery Of the Glen Flora sp4lngs %
hin fam. such il his faith ia the efficacy Ct these
waters runor has It ha II to ae his euti1e hsrd of
hfoodad stock, In ordsr to employ his ezpita1 In
developing these 4prugr. This wasax il entrclY frsa
fFo1u tha Sulphata of lime.
, 1875-02-14

Ths pro7ristors of Eo1sy's billiard Hsu eharfs -
esuts PER hour only for billiards. This plan meets
with eEaas favor With rapid payers - zsdaess Srnay
tbs price psr game, players frequently na6a& thru
10 0vs S&naE N hour. Cleap enouxh-
, 1875-02-14

twenty-five yeA.s' ss:atlskhad reputation. Prsew
reasonable. Ter1as c7ah tioa to suit ths paschsp
n. Old rlanos sud orgAus taken h. par. payz.ana
Hu1au H1teut&, . -
, 1875-02-14

II Is not neeesa&Ey 1t THU tins 70 g, into any
plxna:ion why Elu,vood collars hars tseane xuen fk-
vortes- Thoss who hare used them hsvs found than
pleasant to that they ha1s largAly A>ssd aae
spfxxd ~ thsir Recommendation
, 1875-02-14

Bottled Mineral Waters for rAmt1tee
~ bunA nAJaAf. snAksAa II ~ =" ltaxA oal4esAs
, 1875-02-14

Gov. stone. Of Iowa, publicly indo1ssa the Ad-
lnfntasration In LootaIana znAttAts, &ad tatarus
10 thA napuiican patty.