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, 1875-03-27

mntlc perfect. There lAvo boon attempts to
reproduce tho picture In life, and they l,ayo
been most diHu,al fallures. Tho rovorso Of
the picture l,aa unfortunately beon realizod
with profit TO tho publisher nnd to the dis
grace Of the public. 1t Ia the satnnic news-
paper. It is tho Journal which grovels III
dirt, rero3s In ol'sccnity, delights In vico, cx
nggcratcs tho evils Of tho world, i1npugns Tho
motlvos Of every man, libcla tho public Of"
fetal, invonts scandals for tho pr'trirnt, copies
Its mornlities nfter tho models of IsAlzAo
ant1 pAu1 ps KooK, snecrs nt religion, tccrics
rirtnot suspects NIL men, tlcfan,cs all women,
md denles everything which 1t touchos It
is a journalistic moastrosity,-partv vnture,
part harpy. It Is filthy bird, and befouls
ita own nest. Then overy other croaturo
must bo brought low to its own level. There
IL no truth IN 1t. Yet it tl,rivcs on It's lies
md its obsccni.y. Every man md woman
who In 1ibcletl OF dcratntd lio in wait for libel
and defamation 10 fall upon their noiglbors.
Smut passes for wit, nnsl bestiality for hu-
NOR. Nobody believes word 1t prints, md
everybody Processes disgust for the very
mention Of it's name, md yet 1.-THE children
cry for It," Men buy It on tho horsc-cara or
- ... n, s -. ,t...1 l.,
~ t"vN o'ne,' VIZ "'o '4''",'''So
oAke !. ~ ',e'f '.ohes, "lN. "'e'
"nu 'll'''1us a'e'. aHH5 " ~, .,,. ~, ~ "s1 1".o
s"',' 'n'A"' ,r, ~ A.ass ~ Nv e"s ~
eon'"'!.s !"e s'..o A., - 1Js W. "s's''u .','.s,
o'e. ~ ~ ~ s5 W. .,eta,, 'o % wa.,a .
oe11o1."a '.'ss s1e.s'a s 49,, s" 1.,'a ~. .,.. ~
u,"''' 'u' o't' 40 'eS' "'1A '''' "NoA ''''
'".
foit"""'s's' 'no el,'V.' ""u.DeN n4., y. i'.a' :
~. ne"s"pe's ~ .os a..!'o ".o. ~ ""ros
s'pn''' - oAo ~ .4s:",,... .,. 49,. ,1,,'.
~ ."o 'A4s s s'"" ~ 49,, ~ o y. .,4 o
ns"sl''ef t'uss W.. 40 '''".o ~ Wv 'e'lon-
:1'; w. - w. -: t.,',.',s', ~. :. 1851.
~ "n:44 ~ 20 p"'A'1:' . o"s sa o'"s -
Nv :. o"' ,1'"'n' ~
, 1875-03-27

afr. ". W. b11L1Has, Of tho Chicago Nows-
boys Homo, l1ns published in The TRIBUNE
tile rcaults OF h;s observations during re-
cent visit to tho State Reform School ut
PONTIAC. His report il not very compliment
ary either rs to tho SUCCESS of tho instit,l-
tlon or to the policy of tho State towards it.
Tho State has provided farm Of 30 ncres
mud tho yarious buildings needed but these
buildings ara deficient in construction,
rendering 1t impossible to heat then, in
wntcr or to ventilato thom nt any tiuo.
a result is TINT tho 1874 boys, or young
men, aro all huddlcd together, tho good
mud the bad. tho neophyte and tho
graduate In crime. Flo found It, the Eclool
four or tiyo boys WHO had become 50 iucor-
rigiblo in crime in Chicago that they had been
sont to Pontiac for t3vo yoars mud ho dc.
c!arcs tint it III n " "cruel wrong II to put such
boys in such placo, wllero there Gro so many
otl,crs young In crime, who, having had no
JUL or Drl.lewell experience, aro yet npt
scholars, really aud anxious to listen to the
experience Of tho veterans from Chicago.
These older criminals laye eacl story ol
personal adventure to relate, or deeds OF
daring and valor, hair.breadth escapes, cuu-
ming devices for eyading tho inv, and tAoy
become horucs In tho estimation of the
younger boys, who aro einulous OF such dis.
tinotion+ Mr, 131LL1Naa puts the pertinent
questiou: "What else can come from this
indiscri,ainato mixing Of all grades Of young
! criminals but tho very opposite Of whit Ii
aimed at ln our State Reform .sSc!.ool?" And
, 1875-03-27

Mr. ISAAC G. IARKRH, e4.CongresBman
from Missouri, haa unfortunately been mado
United States Judge for tho Western District
Of Arkansas. It is not fitting that ho should
servo In TINT position unleas he can auswer
grayo charge which Ina been brought
against him, mud which is supported by tho
ollcinl journals Of the House.
a fow days before Congross adjourned, the
Interior Department-whicl comprises tho
Indian Bureau, and, aa come persons think,
tho Indian ning-rcQuested aa appropriation
Of $500, 600 to .lefray tho cost OF supporting
5000 Indian prisoners at Fort Leavenworth,
boing 300 for oacl, redskia. It is to be
remembered that the appropriations already
proposed aud afterwards voted for Indian
purposes had boon based on the necessity of
maintaining a1l tho savages, these prisoners
included, at the agencioa. March !, Ills
Honor ~ Judge PARKER, then ali IL. O., added
this item Of $780, 900 to tho 1ndian Appropri-
ation bill In tho con,mittee.room, and then
moved to pass the bill without Aaying 1t read.
IIo did not mention the amendment, When
objection was made to such summary process,
ho stated publicly, before the whole House,
TINT all the amepdpcnta did not increase tho
appropriation over $4,000. This secms to
have beon deliberate llo. pAnKEn was ex-
exposed by Lououn1poH, his fellow-comnit-
teeInan. Thoreupon ho at once Withdrew his
motion. Despite this exposure, tie $500. 600
was voted, Indian Ring supplies Gro always
voted. There was an appropriation fow
years ago Of $500, COO for feeding q tribe OF
| Teton Sioux which did not exist!
| This WIS tho frat move in tile scandal. It
ia difficult to bolievo Tint 1fr. PARxEn did not
nlso have hand In tho second. Nine days
nfter the appropriation was made, the 1000
prisoners were transferred to their agencies,
mud tho Indian Bureau at once advertised to,
beef for them, to bo furnished at tho agencies
"five dnys after the aEar<l." This stipulation
about time cuts Of honost bidders. Eomt
, 1875-03-27

by Inv, nor l,eilrocd Commissioners, nor
schedules of p,ima Jae'e rates, nor ny Rn''s
Mt law. II will he M nl,soInte regulator OF
tolls on freight, which no rsilfoaa can dsrc"
gar,l, nor bribc. nor control.
We submit this action of tile minority Of
Democrats aud independents to tho con-
s:dcratinn Of tho people Of the atato, md
especially those who nro 10 deeply Interested
In Tho matter Of railroad freiglts. Tho
House Inns rejected the only rea1 and rern,a-
ucnt measure Of protection agninst railroad
monopoly lint las yot becn propoaetl and
reiectet It merely to revenge tho refasol Of
tie Republican members to repeal tho Regis
try INV
, 1875-03-27

.Sshl!,"au
THO greater part OF this vast sim is merely
to pay tho currcut expenses Of building. Tho
items on this list will take at least s25, 000,-
600 moro before thoy ccnso to bleed tho
Treasury. This years aggregate is aomewhnt
amaller thnn the last, because one or two Of
our white marble elephants have at last been
finished, and because there is m uncxpendod
ba1anco Of somo millions from previous appro-
priations. Still, this is an amazing sum of
money to be taken from the people in ono
year and transmitted into atono aud mortar,
The sermons these stones preach tell Of cx-
travaganco, iobbery, little truo aud moro
false pride, 1og-rolllng, and corruption. Lot
us hope tho change in tho Government
Architects Office may lead to something bet
ter. Thero WIS n painful likeness and un-
likeness between ATuLtErr and MIDAS. What
over bI1pAa touched turned into gold, and
wliatovor Nlu11Err touched cost as much rs
ii 1t had been ma.lo of gold.
, 1875-03-27

So slight circumstance as the discovery Of
luo1 hidden away in the bottom, Of 4 trunk
las furnished, In connection with other lie.
VetorsAeata, what see,as TO 10 p1Ausiblo
solution to the mystery surrounding the death
Of the sIAssss1 family by poisoning. This
book was Il sensational history of tho crimes
Of Mrs. s1sEMMAs, tAa Conneetlcut Boao1A,
and had been bought, read, and concealed by
Mra. MA11asn1, who. It IL now believed, do.
rived from this source the suggestion Of end
ing tho family troubles by administering
Hoison ill around. The chemical analysis will
test tho soundness Of this theory, which, at
thapresent time, aeauss to ha the only teaable
, 1875-03-27

The present Legislature seems determined
10 1'erpetuate ita own iufa,ny. Some OF the
previous disgraceful scenes OF tao session
were retearsed yestortlay in tho House, and
yet it WAS decided to postpone another week
the question Of sins die adjournment. Even
Democratic member characterized tho
Legislature as q "circus," and this indicates
the extent to which popular disgust hos At
tanned. The most surprising feature, how.
ever. is tho persistorcy with which 3Ir.
Speaker HA1aEs md his retlnuo insist upou
having themselves writ down as asses for I'll
indefinite time to come.
, 1875-03-27

The Illinois Senate yesterday passed Mr..
KEuoE's bill to facilitate tho collection of do
linquent taxes. Tho bill simpliles tho pro-
cess OF applying for judgment, and re-.
qt1ircs that parties appealing from julg-
Ments when obtained shall deposit
with tho Court tho amount of tho
tax and Of tho costs up to that time, besides
giving bond for the payment Of damages,
interest, and further costs in case the appeal
is not prosecuted successfully. In short,
tax-dghting Ia rendered altogether too expen-
S!ve and inconveniont to bo indulgel in TO.
tho sake Of merely staviug of the paymeut
OF taxes.
, 1875-03-27
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.


nArxA or spnecn,rrIoF trATAhLE IN AnsAFc1}.
ros;aan Prepaid at fills t,G71cr.
,,,,,. sc.,. ,Si1.tH) Weekly. year,...8 .NH
XIX Srekir:..... U.lD Flrs contes."..., 7.3n
kunuhy Edition. - ~. 4sa "op4e's'''''''s A@'So
dnuh,q hlebt..,.. 3.UHI
Parts at = fras Il the bstHs rata.
WAs1xp-une setlFo agent IN zach town snd VILLAGE
tpec;a, arrangements n1Ado With such
sp~etusn copits scnt fsre.
~ delay md m:akrF, In suss and e!se Post.
f1ftec address IN fui Including Etate Aud Cnuu'y.
Eet tances may b. made ehcr hy draft, ciPsos+ Fo1t-
oacs ardcr, or IN rrelttarcd iettors, a. onr s!sk
1xxMa 70 CiTT EphscnInEns.
stfy dcitsoreJ, sunlay executed, ~ esntf Per week
u4lir delivered. unday Included. 80 csutt per wook
Attr.,, THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cc,zss Madison and Dtatbosn.sts. Chicago III.
, 1875-03-27
POLITICAL PROGRESS IN Rnno,.

Aae f'fi7llcs u 4'aSs'a arc 'na'tagett IN .
'l"Asi,'elroso".a''Vo why, oat the prup.c lava
~ '4",. 14' W. management ol isatIonai At,
."ns. nnn - "4's no, ~ pe expected thst 5oooo.
w" oe.4a "on1" ~ l'eAo''el IN politics. il
w., s,'..,t NV ~, ene''s " 9"eS''on Why" Their
o',i',' ,,E, 10y "t,s " uo ana d'e," botl1 Of
"u'sn t.'nsa ''as ua Win great Thorough,
no noo9, an, "', 'no .t'Hs WIN 1'lasl'ty Tho lc.
sa,s ..v'o.e .', . o ''uolo'a were lost in As
"'oe '., ~ 't.r. M ,... i4Fe'' tae nobility hn,o
49,, ~ 80, ~ -s"s' s,teo s,n iifk's tho Grea
oNo .''eI' i'o"es' ~, Ivy A"So seen intigp
s.n'," @ es a.,1. 1s.' ~ ,.reror 1auhsail:
:. H.. ' '''s' ~. !" ~ 20 r'D.' ~ NY aomihio1
.:.."u' v .'1n ~ "4io.a sl','.1' ahd for ths
" t'"u .,, sAas ~. "'.' 1e""'ie u ,i'a' any OF
~ s,1v ~ na " e1..s ,, .eu.e' ".se "aca Lott,
,.,,,, "9ut w. ~ 49, cur, 9 es, '"'a' will
~ 49, %uo t"Ilo'o ~ ues@een :.
1.sDe "'tA ."osso" WV pull Tie rels&
- ..Es -4 ue" e '.1"'sus, ,''' ''et@eea Ut
~, A'>. 'e''s - oo'''4". :" eons'F1cgn.e
~ n"~1:,-. ~ No., - A.: W.. oo'ysa WIN m'ih7
naur;.,'a-s a,.;an .a,., .s4s l:'''aper el
nH,a .:.,'a ~ s ,s, s,,l, ~" t1o' W e'taes ste
~ ~ u tr,. ra,. ~ a"a "ssts"S o' uesrA
, , ' r ~ "so nm Nv "o'0oo'o.'u w sef's h,fs
- .so,,..aa,7 'as'''s ~, s,..ssa D. iles f'ss ks
+, +, !eaes t., ,,a IT, .'a,:.:"., a. rulul s'o'al al
>" ono nm p" po'''ol os es
$1,000 ..'as". -r ~. AA.'"' . 1ao haa
M na,o,,t % aaaa,,,.a . ~ a.. s' ,:. s.4 'ne le''HE
..t;o.,,, .s,.s.a..,1 a. .ssa ',.. VI ha.sl
~ ,,at ,,s,,eaus,. ~ S.a' - 80 ...,:s ~4Aus III a'ss
ss.. ra.,..'.. s1..,' ' e A'"' n9:a
a,,,r .v;, ~ a,a,t,aa % .ae5, W t"e .oof IL Ia
~ 49,, ~ e'1lSs
tna sa,,;,,,, r ~ ~ .,,aat'a ~ ss . srecais;
s, a..:..s :. ..:,t,..,,s wv tt"t'e'e oeeaSea:
s.s.: .:s':,:., . 49, .se' ~ e'fa
,onn o,,,,,,ra ,,n,,os ,,,;s,' H. a ,'sa s., ca
a..i1s Tt - sssa,ai,,s" ~. s'S Ioopto a1s n''.
.,,;a t.o4 ,,,,,;a,, ~ ,,.",o.,. - Wv .s. "'sas'a '"
=, nu.s;,n | .o,;t;aa @ ".s.. ~ a.. ..s ':lno'@%a
s:,,,. as..aa,.,,e.,sss - e|'''' A""s ''' :" To-
~. ~
IT,. .as-..,t,.. ,.s 49,, " ":.,' " A.,l's, ", I'LL
t,-r H. 1870 ~ s' "' w. is'e'@
1T ,.'..., - WY e''ese" " ~
~ ,a." ~ a"' 49, mo ~" u 1te,,n 'n 4oae Se'1fs:s
.,ss.,,,..e'.. - ac,s;s1" ~. -n.l' as ''ssA'
,nant a,a.,a ~ ,aas1 .ao os".a.l -, u''e'f'
1,s".;as,s4,as ~ - @ Gs'..'sa@. ' ~. '. WYNN m
~. xa,,,ea sna s;s.,'. 800: ~ t's'as
,,,t,.1a1 o,aasas .s'a s"sa'ss " ~
1,a.a.s,ss ] ~"'s. SO, ~ sl'','s'e's ~ II
,nnn,,foatsr,,s ~, sass1.a.." ~" n, ia '.ssa'
t,,.maa,u"a M ,,ana w '' s1",.s. , A' a., a'''' +, -
- wpas,;..ss,.. Ia 49, ~ ooAss''"s'' p.&.sa p"' ~
.,-,.,.""a. MI os4'o 4l'eA'u!es ~
, 1875-03-27

contrnctor in tic hing will gct tho tol, - j.,
own rites, md tl'eru will doubtless /, T.. A' .
"'livi.lo" Of the peoples money, Tia s.,uo y
600 will MI be thrown away, for tic nf,o".,. ..
appropriations, M VIC 1'avo nlrca<1y saiti H.. ~
to feed tho whole body Of redskins, ~ "'
This atory tn short MD foul. VIII Y.
ISAAC g. PAnKEn riae aud explain tia ,m,, ,'' !,
nlaya in it2 F"tt 10
, 1875-03-27
THE ILLINOIS RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

e44A AA-AAAfNAA Az F11A* ~AA% A*1 A~'-A-*'&f
The Illinois House OF hopfeaentaf''es 1'a'e
thought proper to reject tho Dill ap1,ropfIa.~
ing @'o,ooo 10 compete 1ho aam o'l t1' !"'-
no's h''ef at CoppeTas Crcek. 1ae l'o''eS
1or this extraordinary proceeding a1e "onaes-
ful, when it is remembered TINT Inc Leg's.o-
ture OF the stato II eieetea 10 lfoholo tno
public interests md MOI merely sAoso ot any
party. ihere III pemocfa9'o party '''eaSure
IN tho Leg'slatoro Known ~ 'ho pA' u repeal
tho Acglstsy la". Inc he1'uoAean members
OF the ttonse' as ooay' .o.e "ga',iss 'n"' ~
Injurious plll. IL " II o'u W soo''at' .eneaS
election" III l@sso sl'1es' anu esroe'a"s III
chicngo IL ~ olll 10 enaole the Damocsat'c
party, W illegal Fotlne' TO give sach 4 majority
III this city as viii control t4'e o1eet'oh o.
twenty.esshs 'ne1aoeFs anu oeaatoFS VI tno
General Assembly, three congressman, ml tue
city and county Officers anu 10 control laree'S
the election OF ali s'ate ofacera' TIC De1's"
oc1atio party hao Inc nuhcl'ca1 ks1enBtn 10
do this IT would not ask tue repeal OF tho
Registry law; hut It hos at Its command here
trained vicious and toafcr class OF popula-
ton which, IN the event OF repeal OF tho
Registry law, can poll in DAY as many votes
Gil n.ay be contracted for or deemed advisable.
Even under tho Registry law there haTo.
been occasions when contracts hive been
made by which given number OF picked
men were, for consideration, TO vote each
i'll stated number o1 precincts ii
tho Registry Inv bo repealed, thon
all elections in this city will hereafter be de-
ter1nined, not by the number of honost votes
polled. but by tho number Of illegal votes
Which tho corrupt oiacc.seeAers 1nny contract
and pay for. 1t 80 happens that this repeal
Of tho Registry Inv cannot DO passed without
some Republican votes, md, these votes being
Withheld, the Democratic members propose
, 1875-03-27

Tho Chicago produce markets were stsadier
yesterday, with less doing, owing to tie ab-
ssuee Of dispatches from Liverpool and New
York, where Good Friday Was observed
Ness pork WAS quiet aud 1o@l6o per brl low
eE, closing at sl9.o7s cash, and S2o,2..9
2a.2b for May. Lard wAs quiet and e!e per
100 sos higher. closing at $13.s74 cash, and
&1&4os fot May. Meats were moderately
, 1875-03-27

\ curious instance Of tho changes wrought
ey the progress Of umo il furnished in tho
case Of Bzs Bur1ru, who, as an attorney, is
now engaged in pushing claim Of $50, 900
against tho Government for property seized
in New Orleans by Gen. DuTLEn when in
command Of the Union forces in that city.
That claim ought to bo worth its face, less
tic costs of collection.
, 1875-03-27
BEKhtDNg IN STONES.

fTsn,a ,v1.nr n ffftlt 1auvt mt 3opftn1% II,
o..s,.... ",s' a.',a.. H., a4 ..!i 1" y. ,'o.
dosofnfneht employ dfl not neea 10 haVo a
suite OF rooms IN n marble or granite palace in
,azsino AWAY, Tho 1Jn;ted statoa IN b,;ldino
nn'1 ' ,,r,1ont,sd o~,onsa NJ MI oyor I'm conntrr
What ono city gots, anoshor must havo.
When Chicago was deprived by tho Great
ilfo o. ~ eo'el'lme',s ' o.''lnnge, 'ne o1uoer-
erection Of su;tnblo Custom. HOUSE and Post
~. -,
,yh;cl, @ t1,o nee,1a of ,ho I c;fv hod ontaro,zn '
.plannsd tho enormous pilo Of stone Which is
now slowly taking shape and quickly costing
tm tmoney, :, hnp sot IN aprt0,Fi"'lon 'het'.o,.
ihe'l os' h""is' WHICH, nllo Booo eaoueh
nulang tateau'' pee@ne ;,: 1smouS' "ru ,r: nau 20
hox In leon rencalod oyor tl,o wholo co,,ntr;
"You vote for my appropriation and Ill vote
49,,
gain,-a bargain which hos laid millions Of
useless taxation upon tho people.
-, fa,io,..;, .a1,,o t1,o oror;,,,, - .t,o Ioa,
Conpress to iocal freed md ,cnlougv.
~. E,.s.s... 1rs',." n.s,a.,s. a - -, ON
Tor ~! q o'. ..:.S lo4o1'
F1r r. oustoH'-honse anu rost'oa'ss' Atlanta "a ooo
va :. ~" 1,.;. ." Hv ooT
or .. aS Sew iii loooao
cago. 10000
For Gussom-llonss hnu fos-obace' c'aesn- nm mn
. = eooooV
1ot ees.oh'-tto"77 ""o 1o'<-oA.o' oo''AB- n. m,
ton; 2o
i9e Gnsnnl.aoHse' ooot'-faouSe3 ano fos'- =, ~,
oh'Cu. ei ~, ss...''.. euseU
Eof Gust9n.ho"so anu roes'oMec' faA ~ m,
FGF c9aTt-houso . ana possoA'ce' 1ndanaro- N mr.
~; iua : as'I
Ecf foss:Vnee ~ ata NnHrs.noMset SeW iStx;. S",950
Fer Courf~Houso and rost-oflee' Hartford. nm mn
, 1875-03-27

Appearances decidedly indicate that one o. ~, -,
suocssstu& contestants IN tho late intercourse.
oratortoal exhibition has secured pohnva w. :,
tho editorial staff Of The Phlladelphsa 1.". j..
We Ictcct his doe handIwosk In a pasaSlplHs
scription Of ANDREW JouAsoa's speeeu ~
Benata. Theaa arc ths closing eeute1'eeH' ~, II
Tie speoch was really wonderful lIoaanunni l'at ri
full Of law ~ ono Of WkpaEknh argument ~ Isf
learning ~ N orstton by cAAaL1 ho1s1sq - scqlls
former village apprentice VIVA ~ eultuleo h,u, III
professor, aud " cla4eical AlAcAuLA1 10 eJ
aonuuncsd dRAxr, but Il way left for 1o,sncs Il IL
him CESAR othcrs had thundersd aens ssns.,f ti1
President. bet JOHNSON was tho htss 70 !of
With thu words Caro- sddresss4 TO t1e An,,atr7. IT,
thu suttls oas4yer of ths udsttlos o. ls ~ Ii t
px-presIdant IL sppsreaty tie xnoas lessoee ~
grave aud Euyes1nd Hsualors. .n.~, iii
by way Of oontzast, tho following ''3'
Doston Journal. " not bad, x,.ua.7 ~
minds one Of NuAouAuskks frozsa legtu legIstp" III Ut
whom Il was brought 10 tbs hrs, G*gsn xhsa ,ais
sa1ns old notes Of tho tuus It was p44sl"S w.
terribly cold spell came on.
, 1875-03-27

MY IL tns.n. AIcf1orr,. "Ds1ld Gersick :. md
Ice md act II :" lemtu md lnlirt:'u E'oaln*' Oof
bWsar " snd sCaptain ot tho "ateh'"
, 1875-03-27

7 nnrng the csma1Ea q ls'3 senssos o'asa
western stassa Will = story whlct n,i ~, H..
upon h!s audiences. and which waa eunslha5 ~
oGs AZ az Z 'e rno noa 'To go,sr noIs ?Gey m a9
ahout I'd hour law The monkey s1ua,tsI npoa tsa
mantol. wip!ng tlls Ilood from 1T mo' siso ~ ~
aosnr s coud be scsn @ but IL fes,hsss yi! tn E.p
in tho middle Of the .!oor. Tbs la'y :Il'm.a,
@ sSa ea.tHt aad o. ~ H. Secm 1g M "
sofs sntifcy dc,uaei II its faators, aus rcl sjt9
With ono Gr its catch phrases ~ Ill OF tn' AL
VI MN = .,.ne. ru., Iii. .,,, ,o,,.,,.
1n!7 n'oi5 WIS "ppi4'a wy" 6,,A' VIZ T.,,
, 1875-03-27

GRAND orgnA.nousE-Clsrk s, st.tet, eep2,c,,ta
i,icup.n Afternoon and crDnnE.
, 1875-03-27

M'ytCK ER's T1IEATnE-NadfsaT .frest. ,nctwson
p.,,i,nrn and State. EnGaeentn Q! LAwfSnen iaftat.
s'IamtA ilarobeil; or Tho ahn O A'fso. '>"esao"a
md htauiQE.
, 1875-03-27

vaf. 3, wAnnEN LODGE. No. 80 4. =. \ 4. M
Hreuiar Communication tht. tatnrdas) evening ~
ococt, u Oriental alt. Il? fnanst; ~ o. tho
WIN, j. II. DIslui' oeeso'@'fs
, 1875-03-27

AcApEMY or MuHIc- t1atAsed street. .tetwcenL I Mtd'
t&ot, I'D A;cProc. EnE9.emsns q l. l.. Tn1G; rs9;
f1iek't psrllaf," 'Dosuestia Ecoaou1," and "1ho
f1Hictt.n
, 1875-03-27

raiundsd. Gosncr Clark and Kando!ph-s1.
FAR DISCHARGES. AED PARTIAL. mEAESEss
zsycd. Iae a ttsutcd period Dr. HARTLEY gen.
,,cn !, nhaTcs until curoit thcsoly proving biz
iucccs1 urcqua!cd, and preteesins q. deaf fsvin
i,iua sw1nliled hy paying sclf-stYlcd aHttNs et.
ufAnt f-os In advance. anu tho lnct!oh 81 Set snfo
ee evils by rcstttnN The npulie atia Of dangor0s
lrt1cos hy Inssporicncod and unsklllinl hands, Inn
Isy r money may not DO htesiaa 10 sums etsonS hit
ins deportation ot of tho most important sen.Es
or1lt 10 treated and regarded with nloso than osd
~ i;astey hogs to etato that he has competition
will a nsr."n n.lvorttsnE to euto ratuos neither has
ho stlc, rin1ainn fur tic nnbc*ton Of eprt!hcafo
otnAnato fenns hls and Chnnns, thesrtose
pd respnusiha alarrRx rbnsclucnco- Jestttnf
nn,n ranacss and duapofAtl0n pFacttcod ~ ign0raa
rtHslluGts. :, 49,, =, .,-.-..,. N.
thntc y ffJ tho stb~cy and permanently Ecinbvc
t;hut causing 1eEst pain tnconrDn[oncc. euro
IN nlI casel guaranteed uet0 malfoEtattnn docs mol
e4fA. ,,.
fHu lady Whu been doa3 aince childhood huF testa-
Irlnt IL srtlulted without caMlnc1t: ,-.
IL. .jarilcS-Dcsr Sir lia.ins suffered somn yoarf
wh doA.nEh and discharge troR tho car-ts ettect Of
sestl". e;s. vhc 1nttc yo,.nEl an sstos q usEE
Alvp ad my bearing completely tcsoEod a1d tho d.
agreeable discharge cu.rd would asaute thp1t that the
f.cosa neither odtaas scvprs and that fno Rln
and scnilcn,Any administration os your tEeatment ean
not tau to wn tho Yratcu] o4tec H tho rallcea and ths
Eontiueace Of tl!t public. aitss RATE OCTEH,
Dr. HARTLEY will rective calls u hls pafors In tho
Palmer IIanrn from d n n'clock dAty.
, 1875-03-27

THE SPRING htt!SIIis fl1kISG SlckSESSS, S,ta. AL,
Snrin1 Water onr Of tic powerful lonica In tho
Nur1, Ask your druggist for IL
, 1875-03-27

WAR DruLAEED-DHLY "a 70 THE NATIONAL (
capiai: Only xs eCkssns5s and rs;nf ra. Win ~
sss;na and no fsury urces. Satisfaction money
rrnnisd Coruor Clark and lf4nLo!ph-sa.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
POLICE COURT NOTEs.

Al Essex Market Police Court yesterday Judge otter
oours held solomon Granz, Of No. AIS East Tenth
street for receiving stolen goods. The complainant
vas Michael Gold of No 50 East Broadway. who
about week ago lost several pieces Of lace fringe
valued - $50, part of which found in Grantzs pos
session.
me examination n The Of Kaufman simon,
lawyer, ot 40 20 Broadway, no was arrested some
time ago on complaint ~ his former partner Iudson q
worth, Of NO l5J Duane street on tso cbar,es of
petit and grand larceny CONCLUDED yesterday before
Justice Fldmmer al thc Tonbs P0ico Court and he
was held n default Of 81 500 bail 10 answer
owen Mctfowan, 81 No. 30 Bowcry. Henry A Hog.
man. ~ No 81 New Bowery ana Kane sullivan rcre
yesterday held 70 at the Tombs Tor violation Or
the Excise lax.
Charles Wilson, of Ne. III Division street was yos-
tcrday held t. answer, AZ the Tonbs Police Court, or
having th ms possession silver watch which Vas
alleged - have been stolen from Eugene Townsend or
No. 10y worth street. Oh The night Of October 2i In
Roosevelt street lac prisoner denied an Nn0WleGre of
The watch and slid the charge made for revenge
ElDah Baker, clerk, residing At No I5j East M
teth street, was held 20 answer, the Tombs ycser
dayi On charge Of stealing from tho Office 0f Freder
mk - swiit, ~. ~ Chambers street . number OF
valuable papers and legal documents which the com.
plainant claimed were worth to him $500