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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
GEN. SiERMAN'S MEMOIRS.
A CONTRADICTION FROM JEFFERSON DAVIS
From letter published in The 81 Louis Times.


From letter published in The 81 Louis Times.
The malice that seeks to revive the nefa-
rousy concocted and long since exploded Islander when
connected my name with the assassination OF PRESIDENT
incoln is quite in character with the man who 80 con-
Quoted his invasion Of the South as to render sher-
mans bummers" the synonym OF plage arson, cruelty
closed his career Of with false accusation against
Gen Hampton in regard TO the BURNT burning OF
Columbia & C. B 6t the ' date of bs repored co
versation with Gen. E. Johnston suppose Me capable
of completely the assassination OF President Lncolni
Gen Sherman never was personally ACQUAINTED with me
and from those who knew either in the u B. Army or
in civil life surely learned nothing to justify such ssp-
ton In the conduct Of the war between the states,
point TO record which shows strict adherence to the
usages OF war between civilized nations. On what then
did the suspicion OF Gen Sherman resf Was not that
proceeding the rule Of judging others by oneself Ne
ascrbed TO me murderous and malicious traits Of his
Among the articles Of the surrender of Gen J. f. John
the country east OF the Chaah0Oche River. That was
the best consideration obtained for the surrender OF
ton and Kas in violation Of that article that the
brigade Of airy by which / was captured was scour
ing country and freely taking from the unprotected
people little which left to them for their future
subsistence. From the statement OF Gen. Sherman we
learn that story had been told TO the effect that waf
carrying IN wagons millions Of specie 10 the South and
that expedition In violation Of the agreement OF
surrender. Though the story OF millions OF specie
tion the admission Is made in snch terms would lead
fb reader TO suppose had been travelling with wagon
transportation, and had few thousand dollars OF speos
in q yase. But neither suppost0n would be true.
had recently joined the wagon train, and was about
leave il when captured my only baggage was valise
which wa bp e e% thousand dollars OF specie %ere in
pair OF saddle-bags. belonging To Secretary Reagan
Whether that money ever reached the United States
treasury Mr. Reagan from whom II was taken, may b,
ahIe 20 learn after he nhaA have assumed hs Junction.
as Re preventative In the United stAtes Cougress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

Mr.. Goodwin is the man to do it again, and II his
crew can live up to the stroke is going to be job
for somebody 10 beat them."
TIE STROKE.
Mr.. Goodwin pulls the same stroke precisely as
that which Mr. Rees pulled in the last race. 1t may
iustly be called Frank Recess stroke and is the En-
rsh stroke as modified by him. The stroke is long
reach forward about II inches beyond the toes. The
recover is performed by throwing the hands out as
quickly as possible and not recovering with the legs
until the arms have become perfectly straight The
legs are then allowed to be drawn up slowly. The
inertia of oars aud arms going out fast carries the
body forward without much strap on the legs The
oar is dropped into the water before any power Is
applied: then the oar is wrenched powerfully through
the water as quickly as possible beginning with the
slide. They row about 81 or 80 to the minute and
squirt to 80. AS far as human judgment Is TO be
relied on in estimating crew so long before race
and that is not farthis may be decided to be one OF
the finest crews ever entered at college regatta.
There has been no in the last three years. at
least which with many green men has SHOWN such
condition. FORM and discipline at such an early period
In physique they not superior to the unfortunate
Yale crew of last year. nor to their predecessors the
victorious Columb.s; for though they are strong
and heavy crew, with at least man of extra
ordinary power, there is perhaps something to be
desired in point Of uniformity of age, weight, aud
size but they display patient attention to the bust
ness of rowing and surprising comprehension OF the
stroke in which they striving TO perfect them
selves In these respects they justify the high
praises which they receive from the best Judges Tho
discipline of the Columbia crew has always been q
strung point with them. ! said last year that the
, 1875-11-30
SUBURBAN..
Tf4H1 tAF nk &YYR

Saturday evening the Thesplaus Of Blue
Island gavo dramatic entertainment ~ the
Morgan Park Hall, for tho boneat OF IT, Smith.
OF Washington Heights, whose family Of sc7eral
mombezH hAs been I'll for long period, aud
through Illness reduced to very poor circum-
stances. Mr.. Smith two OF three years ago Was
conaidared = farmer In good standing. whose
word was good for almost any amount, Ho was.
however. chosen by misfortune as her victim,
and has boen preyed upon most sadly. His old
f1ienda havo raisod for him soma money
by private subscriptions, aud through
tho enorgy md un.Irlng efforts of
1IE. r. 4. wntsles. the Thonplsns gave
him benent. The entertainment was composed
OF the SD but beautiful drama, in two acts,
" Among tho Dteakers," and tho lRughhbls
farce, "Wsre AL Testotatass." Eyory chasac-
.er was woll played, aud we'll adapted 10 tho per-
son taking 1t. Somc Of the touching scanca
were 90 nAturalty produced as to bring toafs 10
tho oycB ot many ! spectator. The Thesptaps
surely deserve tho highest credit. Ths audience
Was great deal larger than mas expected, aud
Of IA apprectative nature.
Tho fourth party Of tho Qui Vivo Club will
take place Friday evening" ,.
Tho Eucnte and Cribbage Club met last ever-
ing Ut the residence Of Mr.. 3. 4. Clarko.
, 1875-11-30

Tho chiot topic Of conversation 1t tbs City
Hail yostetdsy ras tho 'ne" Plans"
Tho Board Of Public WoEka audited tho
monthly pAy-solta for November. and a'so she
bridge tondora' payroll.
Yesterdays vstor.recopts ~cro I'll, 1888. and
tho rcal and personal property tsxos s1ellcd tho
CITY Treasury by e5,6l74o.
There ia a lcttar awaiting \ claimant In tho
Mayors ofhce mArkod, " "Leopota I.o!tDe1, cafe,
OF Mrs. Catherine Wappcll, Chicago"
The Board Of Public Works advertIscd ycstee.
day for tug. boat for general uso 10 running TO
Tho crib this winter wheuever called upon.
Tho Committee on Pollen nast Yesterday aftef-
noon, and agreed to recommend tho confirmation
OF tho Mayors uomlnatlon Of Il. E. Goodail. for
tho vacant Alershalship.
closing up Of the famous RYan's Varieties IN tho
basement on tho corner Of Clark aud Monroe
streets. Tho place has fstely been under control
Of man named Henetor, and the csn-csn being
introduced. Mhvor Co1vin thought It wore bot
tor dispensed With.
Tom Bronan. OF the Oily Trcasuscr's of1lce,
favored few ftlonda yesterday with n g,inpao
Of an elegant solid gold cha1ico imported from Eu-
tope 1t the exponso Of many friends and former
par1Bhiuners Of tho Rev. Father Dunno, formerly
81 ST. biary's, bit no pastor Of tho new churcl
OF 81. Vincent OF PAuia The ohAlico Ia OF Gothlo
pattern and handsome cyee1 way. It WAS 10
hare bsen presented, as q surprise. last night.
Tho donors arc among tho most influential Of
tho Irish ctttzenB OF Chicago.
ooo3 onpEu.
Bupt Hickey yesterday promulgated Tho fol-
lowing:
Gtn<ral o.der 10. 4a--Ths police force arc heseby
rest asht, Wherever found, on the stree'a Or at
railroad aepou wthin. tho city a'l kporn thieves.
gambling house rorers bunko ropers confidence and
monte 1nen. md s.o Ill rorEons who ase known or
ssapscted Of being burglars, md Persons
, 1875-11-30
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

This morning the prisoners recently Indicted
will BE- Asraigned for ssnteuce.
Tho County Clerk will to-day disniss . num-
bar Of his employees. The dismisss! IL occaalonsd
by want nf work.
In tue ease Of Jauea J. conne!y. triad for tho
larceny OF horao and buggy. tho Jury yestos-
day morning returned verdict Of " not guilty"
Tho Grand jury yesterday found ~ indict-
rnont against Hyde Park Juesico Of tho Peace.
the allegation being that ho had charged illegal
foes.
Tho csass ael!aat the election Judges OF the
Fifth, Sixth. and Eighth Wards will be hoard TO.
day. continuance Ia expected, however, in
most Of tho cAses.
Ia the matter OF tho selection OF County At.
torney tho thing yesterday locked very much
~ II no chsoge would be made. Thta informs
sion will be received With regret BY many.
1n tho caso OF John Martin, charged With bo-
Ing ptiuclp&l In tho recent WeHt Lake street
murder, N agteanent was reached yeatordAy
thltths defendant would plead guilty to man
10 aYolded. This will save tho county consider
sUle expense.
In the calling OF tho Petit Jury 10 tho Cnm-
insl Court yaHtesday mnrntnR, only twenty niue
answered. Tbis fact DELAYED the buslnesa OF the
Court vary materially. and called forth tho cen
ettfG OF 6HtllH AEAHW 2hQ ul6 Ddpulle8. THO
Court staled that sucn stats OF Affairs had been
tolerated for the lssI ttue.
q. II. bradley tesses the ShoslN's office to-day
To accept posfton under necofaes Stewart. j,
J. Ilcaly, hsrstnfore In tho s&me oGlcs, v III seek
pasturea new tomorrow, and will enter upon
tho duties of Clerk Of tho Superior Court.
From tho applicants for e!khhps ha haa haeQ
able. already to mako ee!ections, 90 no more
need apply. ...
COMMISSIONER cLxAaY's PosIx1on.
Col. ClsAsy, the newly elected membet OF the
Count, Board. said !este1day that No. pollt'oslly'
IL, reader Of tho Norshoes44n CAriekian Ad1o-
cate, and consequently could not sss why Tho
public should feel any anxiety about biz sotlon
- manbAr Of the County Board. -Hs further
, 1875-11-30

NaUEay OK TIE bopI or 4 VICTIM.
An inquest nla hold Yesterday afternoon Oh
tho body Of Petor Ma1kofskl tho Polish saloon
keeper, 1t NJ. SIT Noble streeh hose death IVES
supposed to haya beou csused BY taxing wrong
medicines prescribed BY \ drugRiat nhmed l..
Foarster, Of No. $50 MiIwAukes arenun- The
post.mortem examination made by County rhy-
slclan uenrotto previous u the inquest, resulted
Enthusiastically, the condition OF the brain Of tho
deceased being such - might bs produced BY
hypeFemia. or by tho admuistration Of opium.
Coroner D4stzsch. having impAueaa Jury,
proceeded, At about o'clock, 70 sxAmiue the
witnesses. Tho first aud most important w1sness
was Franz Oscheaay. a barbo1, living At $40
Noble street. Ho hhd visited the deceased last
Thursday. sud lad found him suffering
wAi elightly do!,rioas: bis hand shook. aud he
seemed to 500 strange things. Fridsy night the
witness again viBltod him. aud found
young man (Fosrsset) there attending
Sa Su fGs,'''f Ssy al sS' no a sss p'sasfs ssc
lie then gave h,m some laud.num. chloroforu.
and powder IN one dose. mixed in glass OF
WAtet. This waa repeated three tines, and
about half an ounce Of lAudsnum and the samo
quantity ot chlorotor.n waa aAol ia al. Tie
Wituess was acquainted With medclncs because
DO had formerly besn assistant surgeon in tho
ptnsalao army.
Other mItaesass follo1 rad With testimony which
wa4 uuimport4nt they being too ignorant to
know OF remember tbs kud VI amount Ut pbyslo
lreacrlbed,
Paul A. Forester. tho druggist who bud at-
was II ss.ss Ut age. Nv was pol pn, s!c!1n,
nor graduate OF Any uollege, but hid taken
two courses IN tho Chicago College Of Pharmacy.
lie occasionally attended sick people nhou they
| visit Asikofsxt It nAlf-puss o'clock Thursday
evening. Upoa seeing the pxtieut 10 Judged
h!a' 10 bc suffering undsr IN atttck OF delitluus
tlemens ue prescribed ~ oz. Of sulphate Of
tAlsp aud sanna, 8 OF. vater,-& spoonful
| t. bo tai % esely three hours. -~Ha a3tarRsEda
, 1875-11-30

The Hon. JAmea P. Root lectures thfs evening
Ia Lyons Hail. Eyanston. on Individuality In
Connection With Education" The lecture IL
free to all.
The Nev. 4. Damen. 8. J., lecturos Sunday
evoning 1t st. MAry's Church. cotner Of Wabash
avonuo and Eldt1dRo court, on 'The Trials aud
Ttiumphs Of tic Church." Tho proceeds aro to
be doyoted to the reduction Of tho ilebk OF St.
Josaph's Hospital.
The ladies' Of tho Presbyterian church OF
Evanston will give lnnches At No. 16s East
Madison stroet beginning to-day and continuing
every DAY. through the woek. All who desire i
good. square meal for 60 cents, and Who are
willing to help this Society In restoring their
edidco, which was destroyod by fro, ars asked
to patEonize them.
, 1875-11-30

WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS DID YESTERDAY.
,nes OF ,ne County commisyiopers, the question
W. W sHu ~ ~ s.a4 -, ~ Cer..z
Of h3lns Tue amount Of Inc oounty t'e.sutere
bond came up before that bod, again Tor CON
siterat1op. aud was again postDoned BY refer
sTo Co,,m,ss,ouer clouvh ,n,rodnc+.1 = ,r.ol,,.
"se a .-m' eo9
uon 40 'o"o"s' -,
,s Hsossd Tha 70 smoInt @ q hs soad M q q a5s
T4ts rss offered for tho pu,pose Of getting -
expression OF tue Hoafd aB to tho amuuut OF
bond TINT would DO seauirod, 80 - to enable
Dir. Htck y prepare It. Tho resolution Was re-.
du'ilg the week with Quorum present: and
agreed 20 report %ilich was written oat, roc.
on'nending to tho BoAtd that tho amount Of
bond DO liked at e3,ooo,ooo. 1t Was not how
n,It!eo tof their slgnatu1es antll MondsH Nov
a. just before tho mootlng Of the Board. when.
for rcasous best known to themselves, \
majority Of the Committee
REFusED TO BIoH IT.
upon.
That Same day q communication was road to
The Board from III: Auck. asking that body to
pare ii. aud bo ready to qualify and taka
possession OF his ol1ico on the let OF December.
Cautrarv to Ill pleoedeut, tlAt communication.
BY vote OF tho Board, WAC referred 10 the Ju.
dicla1y Committee, tho whols object Of she pro-
ceed,pg being 20 ds!sy action Ia the matter and
keep MI: Huck out Of hts plaoe a. long - poss,-
,hst they could accomplish very istlo.
but thoy hoped to crafty the,E spito By sven :
b,ef delay, Mesa1s. Cough mad Burdlok. 4
minority OF The Finance Committee, by pei alat-
cut eno,ts, succeeded last Saturday In
okr1Ixo TIE 11HlNcx COMMITTEE TO AGREE
on report fixing tho boad at %. t00, 900. This
report Was written out on tho spot aud signed or
the full Committee, consisting Of Mexsra.
Duid!ck. At the meeting yesterday, how.
ever. Mr. Huck presented bond executed u
tho SUM Of VI, 600 000 that hs might bs prepared.
40 far ~ was 10 bis power to txIte possession Of
the otioe, Notwithstanding The obstacles thro IN
, 1875-11-30

ut1tr x1ru yH a,.rrr THt
paragraph in Sundays TRIBUNE was tho frat
jutimation Justice Polinl ind of tho fact that he
~ 49,. I.,h;.t.a ,.u o,,,.,;,, ;,1...t f,. .,J
oae oopn 'na'oseu Nv e"11St"b "'"Hai 'oon' e"a
hls feelings On Sunday, AZ he went to church,
and observed that people whom he had known
for ycs,e moro rather tutcusjy looking at him,
ro,. ~ u,y ths 1o,., urcomsoroni, r,,,v
~ ~! ~ 'G''.
Yesterday 'nosu'pg ne naS'olseo 20 'oe couniy
Cours a." atate's Attorney Heed and tile Clcrk
theso reutlemen that thpy knew nothnr ahort
a., ct,rr.. huv;n1 hoon ,,.aa ~ th,t ho
@.5 't1 oo Ha.1, ~Ao sDAs ~
neea 'Akeuo tlouo'o aoons tne aua's' ana tn16os
Eurauo tho oVcn tenor nf his nay until he vas
sent for. Justice Pollak was quite Indignant as
tho charge. and 0h5 ANXIOUS to 10 to Al itnme1l-
ate trial, without a 1u'y, and with only the
etAtuto BOOK aud tho recorua Of his otllce az es1-
idenoe. ....--,
' A. TntBCNE reporter called on tho Justice yes-
terahy Apd learned what is probably the true
state Of tue case. Il saoms thst On the 18th OF
last August Mt. George Sparkling, lawyer,
brought IL compla!gt signed by Elton AoIse-
hlld.r 70, Patrick I. Dtlacol Ard others. The
ctnpla1nAnt was s'Torn, and warrant Issued In
compliance With her request. For this tae Jus
tiee charged the proi'er sum- 81 Mhleh: II Tl'! 10
hoeo, was perfectly proper accosdns to she lg%
as It Ia laid doop II tho Revised atatutos Of lii
nots. 1874. P. GIT. sec. ~:
II Jua.1c5 shall retuse to issuo warrant afser
party bE1nEt complaint III writing, be Ia lado to be
noea'
F.. ,,.,r, 49,, .;,,n,.tnt t., ,,,+,r, ,,,d.. o,,,
4, rrn. Tar Gnckttina r,ch sutr .; rcs. for ,ntsr
luz anY order iu Tho case is ccns Tor zach summons
or warrant, aj cents.
, 1875-11-30
THE GRAND CENTRAL.

LET the MAron nErnKE THE 11eENSE.
On Canal street, = for doors from Madison. 10
= low dive which bcara tho hf9h-soundng titte
OF "0raud Central Varieties Theatre" In this
den, tbs resort Of tho ioxost and Ei'eas CHAR.
Acters are sold tho vs1est ot liquors aud rtukese
Of cigars; and here lewd women, and moro de-
craded men, 60 through d,ssoputable ensct-
sanmopt.
Last night three young mon ncns into this
dIvo and. from much drinking of the poison dis.
penscd bv blear-oyed ba1-keopefs aud waters,
became somewhAt noisy and wers put out.
short1y afsos. about II o'clock. one OF thom
throw a stone through the dirty excuse for 4
front window. aud broto Two pAucs OF glass.
which 1t a fair estn,ato arc worth An eyon 30
cents.
Tho man who did tho stono-hurIing ran away
immediately After. followed BY LIS companions.
Tho three blear-eyed waters, "hose counse.
pancss look as II more Ut Tor an inebrase asy-
lum OF ponitensiary, stated u pursuit, and o,ie
Of tbs f}oeiug men falling 10 crossing the atrsct-
car track on Madison street. NAa pouncod upon
by tho three bser.Iolkets and shancfnIlv beaten.
TboY picked him up afterwards. and ono Of
cACnnr urM NJ THE Ht1R
of tho hoad and dragged him along the street.
back to tho dive; In tho meantmo aoother OF
tho TITO beating him shamcfully about tho face.
Wneu Tho Individual raa once t,,sdc. tho ousiro
EanX, about slt In number, including the pro-
pHetoE. q pinaply-fatcd, hossy-htaded old
Gcoundf6l+ who 10 1 1T subject for the attention
OF Vigilance Commlltea,if oue Is over organized
iu this city.
Tho man went ia with ~ oycrcost and hat,
but was thrown out On the street without than.
ATTACKED AuArN.
Afsor ho had regaiuei tho sidewalk bleeding
fteeis from the Wounds previously roee!yod. and
btaRver.ng and Btnunctl from tho blows md
whisky, . 1ed-moatAchcd croaturo weighing
about 900 pounds, End who iusabited the box
Office, attacked him nod gave him = terrible
kicking. leaving him lying OH tho sidewalk iu IN
insonsiblo condition. 4 dozen or moro re-
spcctAbla ctizenB, including TRIBUNE reporter.
weso nitncsses 10 the assault. aud when ono OF
the gent1emon intcrfered iu bohaif Of the abuHed
man be aud tho rcst wero threatened With yio-
lnncn also.
Police we're 1oudly oaIIod for but not ono hove In
sight, though three had boon seen fn tho place not
i've minutes before the assault took place. For
nearly tWortg minutes by tho watch tho ory OF
police wts madc, but there was no response at
all
At last In desperation four citizens ropnirsd
to the Union Street Station, whence several OIL
Gers came. but no nrrcstH were mAde.
When the police and citizcna did return, thoy
ehn severa, woll-kuoWn potty thieves and bunko-
steeraru within, who sneakcd cut into tho street.
a. u they cuutd not stand the gaze OF = few
honest mon. Surely this giyes but another ill.,
stance OF tho necessity OF our oitlzena asserting
the fact that Chicago belongs to them and NOT
to tho 1ncb.
, 1875-11-30
MEDICAL.
DIR. S. D. H0WE'S
ARABIAN MEDICINES.


Nrw YonR, April il, 1B74.
De, 8. D. HowE-DEAn Btn: I beg To thank you for
yon. very An4 so.lcituao In regard to my hesth dur
ing tho pass winser and particularly tor your having
thtpo bottles of your Arabian Tonio Blood pur1nGr.
After enjoying uninterrupted heA1th tor thirty yoara
past was compelled during the month Of uecolnbcr
List 10 consult family physloan IL consequence of
combined .taef Of atsrrb. bronchitis, and ssthma.
Of the nost 8rave knd Aeroua character AfteF using
various remedies for such attacls with tho pcruis
sion os my family phys,e.an> put mJseH in 5nr per-
tonal care, and commenced the ss Of your remedies,
mad AN now, think well ever was Ia my life.
attribute my entirely 10 tho uso Of your nene-
dles and adyiee and most cordially recommend you
5octsd. Yours Sfry truly, ALEX. KNOX.
Residence % West sevrnteenth-st., New York.
8o1d by druggists. Wholesale Agents, FULLER b
FULLER: VAN BOHAACK. STEVENSON X REID.
, 1875-11-30

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2o.-The National
Grange yo!el thanks to-day to the retiring Maa-
ter, Dudley ". Adams, Of 31iunosota. for faith
ful services while In the Office. II also appointed
committee to examine iuto the accuracy Of tho
weather reports, and tho best meaua Of notify
ing farmers Of tho probabilities.
, 1875-11-30
THE MISSISSIPPI, At DUBUQUE.

a5pkttdI UdDd1ch II Taf ChftdQo 7FftNne.
DUBUQUE IT,. Nov. 2o.-Nayigatlon On the
Upror Mlesissippi has closed. There has been
less interruption bv lo~ wAtor and looda than
Last :csr, and pstcea hare arcrago1 batter. so
that the various lines closo thor ledgars Nth
moro satisfac'ion this year than last. Tho total
follows: Packets. 8GJ; RATS and tor-boats,
2, lo9; bargcs, TIA; RATS, 1857. The rivor
opened by tho leo moving out Naroh Is, 1876.
, 1875-11-30

tue wishos Of the Committee, thoy
changed tue figures in thoir report, and thereby
msdo Two Conimis..oners-Mcssrs. Clonsh ana
1]urttek-app.ronlly sign d report With which
thoy bad nothing whatever to lo. The bond mas
reforred 10 a committee, and may or may not
como no for action ThursdAr. 1f ttts attempted
to postpone beyond that day, alr. 1Iuek will
UtASuree.
, 1875-11-30

II you arc not. you will loso tho golden op-
portunity Of bnying ono Of those elegant
suburban home lots of I'm Drown al Park 1sIdgo.
Until Dec. 2 thcy can bo had for sl00; after
that date thoy viii coat you 5000 each. It Ia u
grand opportunity. 10 accommodate lnboring
naen aud clerks, h!r. Browns office. Room 4, No.
iuK this uook,
, 1875-11-30

DEATHS.
sTANKs-The funoral Of Capt. Harry stArks from
his aio readence, II For1uer-st., tD-day {Tucay}
BY cara 10 Rusohtll Gameery. 6ervlcea At house ii
ha1f.past 10 O'Clock.
pno0K9-Noy. -, Il. '. 8, Brooks, aged "a Year,.
Funeral from his ata residence, No. K}i Watash-aT.,
on "Wednesday, Dec. l. 1t o'clock p. N. Renana
taken to Oakw0oa Cemetery un p. m. train.
IL Rochester mud Schenectady tN ~ phpesB please
copy.
ATHT-Eoy. 70. Of typhoid fercr willie g., only son
Of Eaward aud Eliza A. Athy, agod years months
and Is taJf.
Funeral Nov. 49, at 10 o'clock l. m. from 1917 8outh
Dsarboru-st.. by olrragea to Calvary.
buEWELL-At the tosidenen of 2 q G"c-n,+ e.
slocum, from lha affects Of I RAILROAD aocideht.
Funeral from 4the house. Yedne.day. Dec l. At half
past 10 O'clock Special trnin O. D. l. O., leayea de-
pot at 9:10 Rematns will 10 taltcn 10 Nosohtl
fsicnia OF the family arc Invited 10 attend.
~ Brooklyn III. ~, Ciucinnst {O.,, aud 81. Louis
papers please copy
CoTTER-At her residence. 100 rwensy~ninth-at,
Nov. y. Mfs. Jull0 ~ Golfer. aged 81 years. ).
High Mass At st. Johns Church. Eighteenth aud
Cark-ss., on Wednesday morning vt o'clock. Thence
10 TT. Paul milwaukee, dapot, for tntarmant 1t Water
town, Wis.
II boston md oswcso papess pleane copy.
LEAcH-1n this city, Nov. 49, Of dlphthsrial Group,
Walter Henry, sReh years and 10 months, yoHnges&
son Of James and Catherine Leach.
Funeral from rtsidencs, No, l1l0 West Van Bureu
street, to-day {TucsdAyS 1t IL o'clock, by carriagea to
Calvary. Fr5cnda Of Tie family invited 10 attend.
, 1875-11-30

11nportnnt to tho Preservation OF Teeth.
John doanell's Cherry Tooth-Paste,
tho most efacaciona dentifrro 1nown- Try 1t. For
sails by nil drugglns. Wholesale agents, Torrsy l.
Dtadlcy, III srd 173 Randolph street.
, 1875-11-30
DAVIS.

Els ETATE or MIND YESTERDAY. :
Dasts. tho murderer Of Charley Whylsnd. VS.
visited BY xteas many OF hia friends yastetda!,
who appeared to b psisning him with advice
eoacosning his ts,al He listened with great
aaxexneas, and seemsd TO Ea.hor courage from
, 1875-11-30

Barstow'a WrouHht-Iron Furnace.
Perfectly gas aud dust tight No orerbeated rndia-
Ing surface. Economy and great powor. A new and
valuable improvement. To b seen ns Daitona l03
and l34 5tAts stseck
, 1875-11-30

far better facilitioa aud ia mach moro llborAl IN
tsa management than Tho Union Pacific. Tho
arrnn8omauts male yesterday for tho comfort OF
shnse who tako thiA limo esthun,mer arc ~ com,
pietn ard pel foot ~ possible, nnt nothing haa
boon 1eft undone to keep up the o1ce'lont roru-
taslon tse passenger dopnr rlmont Of this road
has already earnosl for go5a management aud
fair trcstmont Of Its patrons.
, 1875-11-30

Brands Presentation Photographic.
The anest and most expensive card pictures, $3 pez
dozen. Btudios 500 WabAsh-aY.