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PERSONAL.

'TN0 THE p UBLIC.-I hereby give notice that all
L bUsir ess relations between MI III. w. Hun and
sell have this day ceased, by his leaving my EN-
ploy without notice settling my books, and in yio
laton Of his written contract He Is not authorized
TO use my name in Any business Transaction.
GIBBS. REISSNER.
August 10Th, 1870. aug7- st
INVOICES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR IN
~ cou patib1llty, etc; residence unnecessary fee
after decree. Address p. u. Box 1887, Chicago,
Ill. augl2 Of
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In TIE SUPREMECOURT OFTHE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

E0.djrg n Special Term, Angust II, 1875,
Ia he case Of 1hn J. Hals:ed. administrator Of
FBANCES l.. HALSTED, deceased the adminirtrs-
tor Aforesaid has with the Of the Supreme
Court OF ne DISTRICT Of Columbia aforesaid appoint
ed TUESDAY, September eth, lI5, for the
nnal settlement and distribution OF the personal
estate q said deceased and u the assets in hand a.
far the same have been collected aud turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said Dc ceased notified TO attend, with their
claims properly yOuChei or they NAV otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceasedfs
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be published
once week FOR three weeks in the Evening Star
previous 10 the said day. Test:
WEBSTER Raois.ar If villa
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DRY GOODS.
CLoSIN NC PRICEs

We have lsreO et,ck ~ WINTER GOnns le0,
over frcm last teAsCn, and VII oe.r tlafp A. srrs
prices ~ y - insure really sslcs.
AlL-WOOL DAG NAILS api CAMEl-s HaIR
a. cents-soid iast season ~ Is oen--.
KNFTESs CLOTH nd SERGEs =, -, ,csts-s5.i
Tor O.S cent?.
sERINoEs ard CASHNEBEs Al les thar whole.
sac lgicrs th4s season.
BLANkEIs and sHAwLs about hail Psic-.
sUMMER GOODS AT A POSITIVE
GAIL AND BE CONTlNCED
GEORGE ,. JOHNSON . CO.
srcE-'r III NARKrT sParH
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-several HOUSES
Il in the northern and northwest section OF the
city. b. II. WARMER, kesl sstste soker,
ansli-st corner 7th and streets.
Tor SALE Or EXCHANCE-A very desirable
LOT on Kast Capitol street, between Sd and s,h
rooms. vii be sold cheap, or viii exchange for
apply TO CHAs. A. HINCkLEY, Real Es;sie sai
street northwest. sugliet
TOR RENT-HoUSE No. 22I south A, between
I'd ana 81 streets east containing II -oms, With
all n oderB ccnyenienees. viii be rented very low.
as tie present lessee has further for IT, Ap-
Site - NJ Hio' D''' auss I'm
E'oR sALE-A Bsrgsin-I will sell or exchange
IN part. for city property, a MARKET FARM
OF 10 acres absut 30 peach snc apples trees. about
~ room House, bath room plenty of shade aud
flowers. from 20 10 minutes walk from Hyslts-
vile station, on the b. o. Railroad, Is minutes
Tide from The city. For further information call
NANHORS, on the premises or ut No. 1881
Pernsylv avenue. augs 2w'
L'OR sALE-No. 9is n street northwest three
story press brick front RESIDENCE, In COM
Plete order; conveniently arranged and with modern
improvements; nine rooms, store and bath rooms;
lot 1unning back to 30 foot gablic alley.
N0-lm' Real Estate Agent, 6t3 7th street.
kOR RENT-The whole of the SECOND FLOOR
with OF Oh six r1Ss' al ep m
low for the summer Would be delightful roor,S for
party OF gentlemen intending spend the sumner
in Ine CITY WI De rented separately or toGeth.r;
I2S Isth street northwest. mayEt
EOR REET-Furnished, splendid rev pcs
Il brick RESIDENCE, situated on Congress
street, near Road street, Heights Of Georgetown
has all the modern ccnyenitnces and L. rooms.
bent remarkably low. Can also be rented un;ur-
jyl0u 7I5 l5tn street
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT


Il THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLU MBIA.
Sgee'aL I1m, Prosas Jpisdfe:,on. Angnst MA 1875
In the matter Of the will Of CHARLES
WOOD: Application for letters testaInentary on
the estate u Charles n. Wood, Of the District Of
Columbia, has this dav been made by Arianne
Wood. All persons interested hereby notified
TO appear in this court on TUESDAY, the 9TH day
CT Sept nber next, at ii O'Clock q 10 show cause
why letters II administration the estate of the
said deceased should not issue prayed. Pyorlfsf
scopy of this order be published once a week, for
three weeks, in the Evening Star previous to the
said day Test. A WEBSTER
augE-t.3t" Register of W lila
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A correspondent Of the New York Times,
who has interviewed Uncle Bill Allen, SAYS
that two years ago, when Imitation was first
sgitated, bat before Thurman had expressed
himself thereon, Allen sent word to him by
Hon. Hugh j. Jewett, now president of the
Lrie railway, explaining his views. In clos
ing his message 10 his nephew he made this
significant remark: Don't be in too - big
hurry, Thurman. Remember that no man
ever made himself President. The people
make Presidents" But Thurman was in a
hurry In spite OF the message. and spoke in
the Senate against his uncle's financial
views, and follows it up In this campaign.
Allen now says Thurman is putting on style,
and that after getting all the valuable ideas
that he ever had from his profound uncle, he
seeks to go out and trade for himself and
gets swamped at the first trial. ~ am
sorry, says the governor, "but Humans
chances are gone" Now that he regards his
nephew as out OF the race, the governor pro-
poses 10 contest the honors with PendIeton
and Hendricks, neither OF whom he thinks
Will have any chance for the Presidential
nomination if he runs this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-17

A Cincinnati genius fancies he has dis
covered plan by which the sm oke and Gin
Gers from locomotive can be carried 10 the
rear end Of the train and there set free with
out annoying passengers, by means ola sim
PIE tube, foot or so in diameter, running
from the smokestack over the tops OF the
cars This same plan has been liked about
for the last ten or fifteen years, but nothing
has come OF it. Let some one demonstrate
that the cinder nuisance can be aba,ed. ana
the railroad Companies Will enrich the in
ventor, while the travelling public will rise
mp and call him blessed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-17

Representative Kelley delivered his speech
on s.feenancey in Chicago last Friday even
ing TO anauUspce Of less than three hundred
feIxQDs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-17

The result OF the late race at Rochester
shows that one horse Is as good as another, If
not a little better. Flora Temple, Dexter,
and other fast nags had their day, and others
took their places. II Is far from certain
however. that Goldsmith Maid will resign
her laurels so easily, as the race at Rochester
was remarkably close one,-Lulu winning
In the last heat by only "half nose" Even
II In the next contest the Maid now nineteen
years old regains her reputation, the time is
fast coming when she must clear the track
Tor younger competitors. Age will tell, bat
in her case IL tells in the wrong direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-17

Rev. pr. Charles g. Finney, for many
years president OF Oberlin (Ohio) College,
died suddenly yesterday morning, OF heart
disease, at his residence in Oberlin. He was
II the enjoyment OF his usual health up to
the time OF his death, which occurred in his
eighty-third year. DIR. Finney commenced
lie as lawyer. but subsequently, he became
preacher and revivalist, in which capacity
he became widely known, not only in this
country, but in England. In 1885 he accepted
professorship in Oberlin College, and in 1852
he was elected 10 its Presidency, which 20
sition he held at the time of his death. He
was justly regarded as among the foremost
educators of the country, and IL is likely that
he has exercised as wide a religious and etu-
cational influence, particularly In the local.
Ity of his labors, as any man OF the present
Time His death, which Will be great loss
TO the college and the community in which
re lived, will be widely and deeply regretted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-17

Mr.. William Welsh, OF Philadelphia,
seems 10 have pretty bad attack ofcacce he's
ScTi6e1sdi. He is out IN another letter to Pro-
fessor Marsh, In which he attempts 10 prove
that Secretary Delano has invariably organ
ized investigating commissions not 10 con-
Wet but TO aequit- He refers especially TO
The case OF Indian Commissioner Smith.
whom he charged with approprlating the
proceeds o, the sale of certain pine timber in
Minnesota To his own use, but strangely
enough fails 10 give any satisfactory reason
Why he did rot appear as a witness 10 the
case, as be was urged 70 90 on three different
occasions. Mr.. Welsh certainly ought not
to make damaging charges without being
both willing and able To substan tate them.
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1.-THE statement be true tina, II slInboli the
medicine man has been declared iusane and
committed to an asylum, The circumstance
would seem to be a proper one for Inyestiga-
-lon. Whether he is OF strong mind or no:
nay be open 20 question; but IL is certain. we
believe, that he mas never shown any danger
Gus or violent symptoms. HIS incarceration
within the walls OF a mad house looks, there
fore, very much as if there are some persons
whose Interest II is 20 keep him ont OF the
way, ard 10 prevent him from looking after
or irquiriDg into the status OF his late extern.
sive and prof table business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-17
LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-A small hairless Mexican Doe. A suita
IL BILE reward will be paid for his return ~
to lsl3 street northwest. It. ~
II OST-Sunday night, corner 7th street and Penn
IL sylvania avenue, a BLACK GRAPE VEIL
The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
the same to GIG 9TH street souths est. augH ST.
CO.. REWARD-Stolen from Center market
ga Thursday. 18th instant, one BAY ~
HORSE and CARRYALL. with HARNESS; IN
body painted brow u; black cover. The above GA
reward will be paid for the return Of the team, or
$50 for team and arrest and lotion of the thief
q. s. HARE, 1918 9Th street northwest. aul7-2t
IL Market, al ACCOUNT BOOK. A liberal re-
wsrd Will De paid if returned TO Stand 229 Center
Market. suel6-3t'
'vAhE N-frCm cage at the cottage Ia the
smithsonian Park. q yellow and brown CA cx y
NARI with top. reward will be given if re- "
81 Ike Of % J deceased mother.
augI62t' JOsEPH b. HEBRON Smithsonian.
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WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION
OF Our
STOCK OF SLATE NANTEL6

Having tbs best selections Of oolos In styles And nod
crate prices. We show the best selection Of RLOH
GRAfEs, plain and fancy, summer pieces, &c., %
the city. Our Baltimore KITCHEN RANGE,
AFTER years extensive 10 conceded to be the
most satisfactory cooking fixture in the market II
has recently been greatly improved and nov he's the
ney patent wster. top in AZ the large sizes;
Range. the Buck q Granger Elevated Ranges, the
Warrington, Columbia, and Americas Portable
Ranges; also, full line Of
KITCHEN CTYHsILS, TIN WARE, &c
We contract for
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
In al their branches; employ boys and only con.
Ietent mechanics, and from our long experisnos "a
work e fair prices. Orders tor jot6ins work s1Soi.
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
'iI e street, between f'nn'' and = eSi,a
COHllY kOAN O1TIOD, C11nW 81 Ia 0r0
~ sd NsO xEb AS1ss, entrance on asW -
yogk ayenue. The most PSivots Loan Once ~
3 ~ city. Honey Ioened q the lovss rsteO (
@ intses1 on Cod end Silver Watohss, Diamonds,
Ilaee anA Pleted wars, ouns, Ristcls, GAdiee' g
oSot3oDoot ClothtAGs OaEDeos ~ u eyt1eaee q
ooo16r0
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ia. ROBEsTSoN,

u -, sss iOIH sfRtbs, MAJ pa. Avn.
pfsStoe, vii Cusl sntee IA At Diseases u toe
Urinary Organs Gonorrkpa Gieet. Structure, Syri,-
lis. afac srermstcrThQs. Gases OF Gclnorrh Ua ~.
Gently contrncted cured IN to days sYrhii- In al
lie stages quickly cured, and the Taison sntirslv
era6catec irum The system, without the 4 Iaer
cuTy. SpernAtcTrhoaa, brought on by exoesse- ana
abuse In yvath, causing loss OF memory ard insanity
general ce, iiity, organic sreSs, impOteUcy, Seg
Cs trritabiitT, syuptunns Of consumption, indges-
ton ralp,taton Of he beart, pains Ia back, dEess
OF sight OF sddiDess, evil fCrebOtUgs, self Gistrust
&c, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
pr; D., located for rasnT years ~ - :. EutSS Il
Baltimore. Nd. has consented sfter many socit.-
ttons b his Washington patrons, TO Open pe-Tua-
nent ONCE In thar city. where he may be Consulted
every W ednesday sud Saturday IN sscb week. frcn
tCsp rparS "
RO9kkTs VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- - Wanted ssss e v hSefns Coasn that cannot
sfRtP." IL IL also the best Ia use for Coughs,
Colds. Hosrsenes. Sore Throat Croup. ard sI Sroo,
chial Affections. For sale hy the rrinc psi nrgssss
and Wholesale By CHtBLES sTo1r 90, and o,
the srcpEtetor. 1914 It, northwest noSl4iy
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GREAT CLEARING-UUT SALE.

TRY GOODs a. IMMENSE RFpUCTTp,z
freNious {. oIr s'Tn aTugsl stock fkkiuE -- -. b.
TENT OF " -hgll l1rr our ent ire stock 81
DhESS tgODS, CLOTHS, CaSSl q - s.
AsU asa UTHE R GOODS,
A. MAEk FL. DOWN PElDFS
averaging ABOUT 20 FER CENT. Ir-s .h4a 2 ~, r
prizes
tail early for III best hsrrs'ns We are l.fa--
miied - Close uut 0ur - MNFR SrOUk a. orl 4
o. NAL ROOF t.r new Faii Go,s.s.
On. Pro, % 4 Pr
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NAfTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVRRY
FOR fHB HAIR

HAVING beeo used with entire satiaction for nearly
eight year. We are warranted IN callins slectal a.
tho Thousands that hays been benefited By fs virtue
Il restores gray faded hair 70 it, Natural Color
In three 70 days. Il contains neither Iced, Sui.
phur or Silver. It does not require 20 Be- shaken
when used. II II the most economical PREPARATION
finest fabric Il cleanses the SCALP and invigorstes
the roots Of the hair Il eradcates and prevents the
forming Of dandru6. Il II elegant dressing for
the hair. 1t has been knovn % produce an entire
new growth Of hair, thosgh this cannot b generally
Con6dent that upon trial Il VIII bs found to sus-
tain itself In every particular We recommend Il to
al using or requiring anything Of this kind.
For sale By Druggists generally end ct Depot ooc-
ner a and streets northwest. jy19-tF
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REMNANTS,
REMSANTS.l
RENfN Ants 80

REMNANTS
REMN ANTS -!
At A FEARFUL SACRIFICE
TO CLOSE BEFORE TAXING STp-E-
and THIN DRESS GeoPS A.
Prices EEi rR RENO RI FFEfRB ~
To SAkF Room FDR
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NuIE cent. .'
hsN 3. Csi.gras NJ cents. NTH .
~ 49, 70 ,stt 49, o. 'hs 10 prices Ga AZ D.
oui IL gent Cert m ra-cHt D. h.sg s.u. y - \
Nufk-
ENtrfmeil 'ne black Alpaca az - worth &c.
ieN - .lH &c. TIv.ls la.f.
i'W ~ - - sac 81. HaIlk rrchifrs.
SrlsrGfi Bed 7 .,t..E. IRs,.
TIE f-.i-a ffNC 81. @ r. ~ usrf..-s f-.a .-..-
room fay Nv FaIi Coos
q. VI. TCwsON CO.'S
csc Pennsylvania avenue. sa4tb sise, ula- Il. q
ucTfhrsos-. aus 81
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LOANS on RIAL ESTATE.
ESQ aud &7oO. Der cent. fnf negotiating
AUCTION SALES.
August l6, .. m, No. ID 81 y. W. bet. d eud
"a St. aul< TT
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BOARDING.

EURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, At No.
l. COL street northwest, lSprague Mansion
anglo 1T
AlILLlKENS-C Corner Of 10Th and Il streetf
Nl northwest, Washington, D. o., one square from
month. Transient Board, "a per day. Bocse thor.
oushly renovated snc refurnished.
feb6-V FRANK MILLlkEN, Proprietor.
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hEsEVERY BODY WILL HAVE 1T The
Wy nited States "CENTENNIAL MEDAL" A
beautiful little souvenir illustrating the growth and
prosperity OF = free people in hundred years.
Only authorized agents for the District of Coluin
bia, HAMILTON 4 PEARSON.
Y NJ. g. A. Building, 9th and d streets Dealers In
Chandeliers, Plumbers. Geohs. &C &c mari att
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nYSfkRS, SOFT AND HARD SHELF
CRABS, ~ -
n Wholssals and retail q the Norfolk
gite Baltimore and Potomac B. Il. depot.
auglO-l I'm NICHOLAS WHITE co,
, 1875-07-30

lRrn DornLAss il out in letter e1plnin-
ing his recent 1Iillslnlc speech, which called
forth not few Indignant protests from
prominent colored mon, ono OF whom. tho
l,cy. Mr.. TANNER, takes Mr.. Dnr"hAss &C.
yercly Ia task in tho Inst number Of t!o ~
dependent. Mr.. DOUGLASS nnw aays tint he
dill not mann to ba understood as advising
Tho colored peorle to lensa the Republican
party, for tho time sss mt r"me for such
departure, tlsonsl, in tte fntnro their voto
may be Divided l,etwccu this two political
pnrtics, Int for the present the Democratic
fold is M l,1ace FOR tho colored limbs.
In at1hyrcs to Lis rcnlnrka concerning
tho small proportion Of benevolent schemes
which l,ayo really benefited their pusativo
objects, the freedmen, and cals attention to
tho exclusion of colored representation from
tho American Missionary Society. nnd to tho
:nct that tho Howard University, buin Of
money dur to dcnl llncls soldiers, ia likely to
be used for Beltish nntl scetarinn purposes
Mr.. DOUGLASS asks for tho negro fair cl,nnco
in tho rnce Of lifo, nntl then 1T l,o cant 1.-Two
Ao Inns no right 10 livr.'
, 1875-07-30

II seems to he very difficult to make up
that Commission that is to investigate Prof.
Mansn for his wicketlncss in bringing
charges ngainst Secretary DEL.So. Senntor
Monxt1.1, ono of tho two good men on tho
list has refused to serve. 1t comes ont now
TINT Congressman SErLKE, wlo would also
hayo been n good man, WIS rendered place,
md only declined because lie discovered that
tho Committee Iln,l no power whntevcr 10
compel witnesses to appear before it, or to
make thoso who did appear answer any dis
agreeable questions, A1n. SEE1YE WAS un-
willing ia pose ~ n lay-isnre. Perhaps the
salne unwillinsness n1ay hayu been tho INIT
ter with sIunn,L1. 1t is probable that Mr..
DELAso heard Of the declinasiou Of these two
gentlemen without ovcrpowcring grief. An
Omahl. dispatch, printed elsewhere, gives q
most decided lint ns to tho Amouat Of owl
deuce concerning frauds committed, which
can he obtnined if tho Commission will
push their inquiries In tho proper spirit.
Ono person testities to having put up eighty
seven po1,ntls Of flour ia sacks TINT wcro
turned in ut one hundred pounds. Tho sau1o
party instances another cnss where boef-
contractor lost seven hundred head of cattlo
hy freezing during tito extreme cold weather
Of last winter; yet tho lnslian Agents gave
receipts for these frozen nniluais, whlo thu
carcassca woro left m the plains, food for
wolves and cnrriou crows,
, 1875-07-30


Tho encouragement and immunity which
tho crimiua1 clnsses derive from the present
lax administration Of police agGira iu Chi
cago arc apsly and forcibly illustrated in n
during highway robbery mentioned in our
local columna Al II o'clock at night, an
hour when, at this seEson, tho streets nro
rarely deserted, gentleman is stopped upon
q popular horoughfare by three highway
men, and, under peril Of u cooked
pistol Mt his head, is robbed without
making IN outcry. When tho robbers had
fled to q safe distance policeman
made his appearance, ,-as usual, just iii timc
to be too late. Tho citizen ;s by law deprived
Of tho privilege Of carrying q weapon for
purposes Of solt-defense, but city full Of
thieves and cut -throa.s are permitted 10 range
through tho streota armed to tho teoth by
dny and by night. There ia an inequality
abont this thing which is exaaperatiug, aud
which crentes longing for tho summary
methods which prevail in localities whero
vigilance committees arc found essential and
convenient
, 1875-07-30

baltimore llns Il new itlen in tho way d
transferring grim, which Now York would Do
well to adopt il sIlo wishes to saye tho rc1n.
nanta Of her wl,ilom monopoly Of tho West.
ern tratlo. At tic former city, cars aro run
directly upon two-story acow, which ie thoa
towed alongside tho steamer. Tho pipes nj,
adjusted, and tho grain rims down into thu
hold. Grnvitation does the work Of stcan
and does 1t much cl1oaper. The adoption 0.
such systcm in Now York would hurt ths
men who now mako extortionato profits ont
Of tile cumbrous Lighters into which tha
grim ia slowly ahovclcd from tho cars, to b.
afterwards slowly Rlovelod into the steam.
ships, bnt it would benefit good part Of tls
roHt Of American mankind.
, 1875-07-30

their tolls thereon, md then slnrnn tho char
meter Of lilo grim by giving to il MI inspec-
lion character
Is this State inspection constitutional
1Eos the Stato Of Illinois the right In exercise
control mil authority To Hcizn grim coming
into tho State from otllcr States and nrbitrnr-
ly compel Tho owners to hare 1t inspected.
ind compel tl,osn 10 submit to tint inspcc-
tiou, and compel them to sc,ld their grim
henca stamped with tho grnie which their
ignorant and incompetent hummer Inspectors
hay CHOOSE to place upon II? Is this IN
exercise of tho police power Of tho Slate, in"
tended to prevent frauds md compel honest
dealing; or IL it n regulation of commerce,
under which tho State Of Illinois nl.cnrts to
liz the character, qualty, mud Of course the
whine, Of all grain brought into Illinois from
sister States HaH tho Suite Of Illinois any
lnwf"t power to Illus regulate tho trn.lo nntl
commerce between tic StAtes, mud fix arbi-
trarity tho grade at which Kansas. Nebraskn,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa graiu shall
bo sold in Chicago?
III Milwaukee and in nil other commercial
cities tho grain trade il managed by tho
seller aud the buyer. They practically agreo
upon MI inspection which il mutually salis-
factory. Tho seller Bees to it that hia grain
IL rasel according to ita rcal valuc and tho
purchaser satisfies himself rs to the Ralne
fact before bnyng. Such nm inspection is
satisfactory. 1'osi Of tho Interested particH
nre represented in tho transaction, and there
il no room for cheatiug or injury to either
party. The business Is conducted In busi-
ness way, by business mon, md the insrcc-
ton ins the confidence Of tho whotu country.
While.Chicago haH been suffering in char
acter and in business from this wrutclled sys-
ten Of political State inspection, tic grave
question occupying the deliberations Of the
Stnto Inspection Department las been how
much Of its surplus revenue could he deposit
cd in rotten hanks aa bnsiR for
| credit to impecunious locnl politicians
mud storvcling prints. Unless there bo relief
from this stato system Of inspection, it would
10 cheaper for Chicago to voto these poll
/ ticinns double salaries, aud havo them slut
mp their shop, and remove from this city,
whose trade tioy aro destroying. In the
meantime, VIC suggest tho navisability OF
having tho question judicial1y tested whothcr
| the State of Illinois Inns tho power to arbi.
trnrily scize, inspect, and grade merchandise
coming into the State from beyond its Dor.
<lers to ho sold hero or leld for shipment to
other States.
This whole State inspection system is =
species Of blackmail on the products Of Other
States scekiug market hero, which must
STRIKE my mau who will reflect as not only
grossly wrong but palpably unconstitutional
, 1875-07-30

Arrangements hare been completed md
between Now York sntl Chicago, which will
commence running on the list OF October.
The trim, consisting Of four cars, constructed
with especial reforonce to tho reception md
distribution of mil matter, will lcavo New
York at 1 a. III. each day, taking the Now
York Central and Michigan Southern rontea
and arriving in Chicago ut 6 Il. IN. on the fol-
lowing day, the trip occupying o6 houFs.
Tue scheme involves complete reorga1lizs-
ton Of MI tho systems OF distribution, md
when perfected and put in operation will
mark new md important epoch in American
mail service.