, 1875-08-17

vi" H'Hl nlkH hlfftIHEA tlfnL VIII fIAf LEErD
ami rtHiht tho cIwronchlnrHls of mir, water and
ilsectH.
Now, It Inns for many years tccn known that
what is callotl " creoautn nj y will tlo this. !
believe am correct III paylhE shat y IL tho ony
bnbatanco ttlas Inns proved thoroughly reliable
on land md III water, fresh and salt. IN fact.
rupposo that am justiHnd in n.noftinR thHs
n,"co of ptmo lumber ',Enp9tly " "cseaso'ed9, T.,
% es MT vii fs'y &c .rsr II aud 'nasss soanes yf'fs pos
tl!an when first treated. 1 hhvo had N ny p1e-
session fnr five yeats place Of creosotod baslc-
fir that Ihy nn = crosa.tlo in al Epklish railway
heavy an a pioco Of Old b,ack walnut, mud Of
about tlo sniuo color. Now, II upon nvcstiga-
ton by experts tho facts DO found to JUSTLY my
statonlnEtA, hadn't wa hero IN Chicago bettcr
ono-.hiid to tic cost, Of tho lumber.
treuaoto oil IL product Of petroleum,
Of cuurHe a creonoted block in not broof against
destruction by tho WbnF OF wheels and lioofs.
soften In water. 1t will not mash down under
pronH,tro aud ~ 1t growh llhrslcr with age, tho
block should be ltiKh enough to endure tho iric-
tion Of years ct trayoI besoro wearing out.
said, tho bod OH Which 1t rosts. Az now corr
ntr.cted, tho roadway III often froahly thrown mp
from tho laying ot saver. 1t laH not oven tho
benefit OF q fuw months' tlmo in which to settle.
set. confeas tt,oy retain their pIacos wondor.:
fully well! hut Suppose, In preparing hiEoet
for payipg. wo tako ono that haB had year IN
winch to Hetlio upon its sewer and other pi(fes,
bJ 6-ton lol,or. Upon th,a sulf.eo iet
nj plaee layer. II .hluk 6 Inches
would anAwcr} Of broken Atonc. -macalhn,, ,,-or
probably lrokcn brick would do ncariy ~ roll.
Let THIS elso be well rolled. upon th's lot -
should tfeu hase pavemen! tint would not re-
se,nble cordu,oy toad In tllreo ycats. aud havo
to s'e renewed IN i've. II It should bo necessary
to take M tortious OF i for repairing pipes II
pl!ould each bo thoroughly rauimod before tho
paving blocks arc set. Tho surface sizo Of tho
bocks as at pIessnt tnada afford q good footing
tor horses, aud aloud bo retained. 1he height
Ut tho block may ho varied At pleasure.
Judge tho cont Of this pavement would bo
perhaps double That Of our Present temporary
expedient, but when onco honestly laid II would
last for generation. j. Il. L.
7l11EYB ARREST.
10 the Editor of Tie lH,eaao Tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. 1C.-~hly attention has boen to-
day called to An article In tito Times Of thia
! morning, relating to tho arrest Of ono Thomas
TiIley, on ca. nd. issued By Justice DoWolF. 1t
eocmB to mo that tho article is quito unkfnd in
Ills Al1ueions to mo, and that 1t tentls to reflect
upon mo professionally. good standing In
tho community, as vol as In my profession. I
always desire to sustain, and bellevo hayo
sustained in tho past; and repel any and every
imputation on tho part Of Tho Times, TINT my
professional conduct las No. been what 1t should
ho. lawsuit should bo tried id court, aud ae-
cosdlng to law, aud ovon tho c,iy's architect
should not DO exempt from oveu-landnd JUS
tico. Tho Judgment OF which the ca. 80. was
iBauet was no fraud, nd Alr. 1lllsy VOL
knows; it being rendered in favor Of
tho plaintiff, Edward Ssenda, on account
Of aery,cos rendered by stonde for Ti}oy soyo1af
yasrs ago. The Judgment waa rendered two
years ngo, snd Ttlley has lad ampto timo to havc
1t sot aside il it Ind boon In amy manner irrcgu.
lar. 1 have not taken any trouble to look M
Mr. Ti1loyB ability for contracting debts without
regard to their payment, bu: know Of q
| fpw Judgments aga,tlBt lin besdss tho ono OF
| my client. Fob. j. 1915, = Judgment waB obtained
agatnst linn IL tho Superior Court Of Cook
| County for S75. which was rendered on a four
] judgment obtnncd against him for nbont s150,
tho plhintlfr to which pcing represented by a1r+
I Bennett, lawycr Of this city. These havo not
been paid. Mr. 1'il'ey would undoubtedly accise
amy attorney Of baing a Bhyrter, Or a "quoer
fish in tho law" Il ho SHOULD press tho
| collection Of tic nbovo.named Judgments.
or the many othera which, in oil
probability now stand : ,,.ot anpst Il .,i him.
tion an attempt at" bIackr,nil,"; but such terms
aro not palntablo to tho public and the dodge is
too old and loo much usoa. 1t IL difficult to do.
fond successfully actions Mt low by moro fnnu-
oudo.
| Tho article In the. Times Is almost MI ontiro
| fabrication from beginning to ond. aud its re~
| Elections upon mo unwarranted.. catn to DO q
gentleman aud lawyes, and belteyo myself able
| TO yinLicnto my claim md ought to bo 1bo to
practice nv profession leeitisnatoIy without dan.
ger Of boiug dogged by the Chicago fines.
am not a. all paIt,cular what TINT paper may
think Of mo or say about mo. no loug % It will
be truthful; but malicious Misrepresentation At
hare boon yoty proper thing ior tho Times,
in referring to tho assault received
in 1871, to havo refreshed its tnc'nory
aud esatcd TINT / wns proyod to ltayo
saSa tat IL e assses paid tor s Sso SIe~
LIN iten Of no Importance. poEhaps, when a
paper wishes TO throw spittle. Inn Co. IA. was it
Tho bands Of tho ot'lcnr for nearly four Weoka
before Mr. Ti!!oy WAS taken, and ho was inform:
at least shown mo wherein tho fraud lay. ain
inclined 70 think that Bit. TiIloy, by the concur
reuco Of the Mayor aud Common Council latol1
appointed to tho position OF ARCHITECT Of the
City-Hall is one Of tlloBe who roGardth their tlnau
ciai obligations very lightly, and an Of op.nlo,
that the cheapest and eaaast method Of AaudlInt
such u,eu Ia To- mako thcm schedule IN th'
Count! Court. 1t 10 much 1ess dangerous an'
| o1p0uElye thln layving upon property TINT mn.
render one liable for t1eapasa Or reploviu.
! wish, in this connection. to call attention, to
litts irregulArlty OF the sherlGn oi1ice which it il
proper tho profession aud tho public shoul.
know. Mr. 1iley was arrested on q ca. b. o1
Saturday aud lodged in jail. The onl,
wny In which Ao could possibly be discharge.
from i,ts Incarceration was oil bail by order ol
tho County Judge on the application for hls
| charge under tho insolyaut Law, or upon dis
charge under that law. Now, iii. Tlltey made "
application for discharge and gave 10 bail uusl
to-day and yct tho Jailor Of hls OWN motion le
h!m OUT Of Jail fow hours after hc MAS arrest
I'd, to which plsso he did mot again return u.
! to tlB time Of tho application aud continuauct
thls morning. What explanation tho BheriH o.
Jaior can make.ot such conlluct is more thar
I can toll. unless II be that Mr. Tl1ey has lool
appointed City y.11nll architect.
THOMAS J. BuTuEN1ASp.
| THE UNIVERSITY.
10 the Editor Of Tbs Chtcaoo Tribune:
cu1cAoo, Aug. 18.-Aftcs careful petusai o
tho many contradictory letters pnb!she,l By th