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, 1875-09-28
PIANOS.
TELE
HALLET,DAVlS&C0.
GRAND,
SQUARE 81
UPRIGHT
NOS !!
SEVENTY-FIVE
FIRST PREMIUMS
ATTEST THEIR
OlapDroaCl2ble Excellence!

More than 10000 have beer,
man'3fnct4rGd, mr. and nre now used.
PIANOS are intlorsed Dy sI1c1, mn.
steal monarc11s US the foIlowing:
FTANz ApT. tho Immortal 8ons Writer.
FRANZ LEFT Farst Of Living Ttautsts
FRANZ nENDEt. tho 1enowlicd PULL Of List
JoSEPM GuN9L. Pianist and Cnmpoocr.
JOHANN STRAUSS, tho Waltz King.
ANION uKBpRuC1f. Composer and Matter
DR: 14E0D0AE RULI4AK, Court I1snist Berlin.
J. HHLIsaoY, Court Pianist, ~. Petersburg.
f.. Y. .do!I6CHM.K, Court OrKan4t, Wcinar.
HERR JOACHIM, nls Wizard Of tho Violin.
THEODORE 1ATZENDUBG, Court I1aulst, Dussol.
dorf. "' 1@'
AuduBT M koEMPEt,. Conrt r1sntst, Ba1ony,
!uLES uFaWEaT, Royal Concert Master, berlin,
so8EPH JOACHIM, Chief Director Uerlin Royal
=: sogDKE Director 1lefstum Royal Academy.
q. CONRAD soHLE1ElTZ, President 1ep,io Con-
stEyatory of Music
=: WE1NfzEII4 Director Leipsio Conservatory Of
z, LAHsEN. Orchestra Mss.er, saxuny,
8oH; hE1oH4hD, ch. Muocnl Director, rrussian
2: BARo Musical Director, p1usrfan Court.
EHN8T noD0nf, Professor Berlin Royal Academy.
, 1875-09-28
How the Poor Will Be Robbed un-
der the Operations Of
Infaticn.
Is It No1 Time to Stop Such Tauton
Schemes Of Mischief !
No Need Confidence and Stability, and.
to Get Them, Must Return to
Specie-Payments.
5reesai Dssraseh to Tas catsass Tribun.

1
| Sros'as Dsraseh to Ths cht'asn Tribune.
| otsclSSAIl w. Sept. 27.-i. was untortunat
.oi sp7 puoio that Carl scilurz did not dare Il
tah@ o1sn'elf to outdoor speaking Tonight. H
""' .aa up toF 'hroe weeks by attempting
IN outdoor opening opeeeh onco md In
~ ..1. "n'K " tost' Then 1t wa,
unio'sonase aRain thai large hall could no
bv w ~ ,..~s,, I'oFssu1ne suitable was ooeupict
" 'htGe's-psSlog amussmonts. In thls emc..
ths % mjds. ~ tho Ma naa 10 20 taton' This is ia
.ao i'nios' anu WILL not hold moro than 2,00Q
pofhons II tbs vary utmoal. His onen,no
speech wAs In English. aud II Wan dc.rora ~. -
the Eug!sh-spoaktnv naomi. .h,,,,s ,I. ~.
tl,ev hat, hnt .,n.n 49," suou'a no*F ~ oat
stances. Tho most tptsnso uts iutar,.1 zoo e'F1un
pan'featod IN this speech, 10 hear II sud 10 re.l
It. No'0
Tho h.1l was n.clod la, ,.,.,
,..t a..,oa'' F@eaoo iss' nFht as carly ~ half
PSe| oioe6, u oehsely ttat oven tue aisles
ano oa'ussfhdea wore lined, and people uore
standing IN tho wlndous, Mr! ualssc.ds speech
Mr soI,n,,,s ro.sa.1s. "aa "t!' received.
RI. 49, ,...s. 't1on was ? grand ovation.
onont .nn,.ass ~ "su o'ose tssent'on and fro
quent applause for two hours and 1t tho cIoso
WAS rewarded with three chet, ~. o.nos.1
roma,k Was oao of srrnrIao ~ koaosA
ham s,id ~ III. sna''1tef AL that has
o'on ea'u III sn1E campaign 40 much new could
10 aa'a ny one man Tbs mast1ly manusr Ia
which 1t MAS put tho psople were nron,,.d +o.
Mr. achurz road bis cpeoch. Ia ,.as n . h..: ~:
mood for it, aud rood ye;oa 1 ~ aappy mp,
WI nt'o great affect, Ia this
campaign (he will ropeat 1t frcquetly In both
languagos) there cat be no doubt To,r ~.
respondent han never known IN si,,a ri -sat oo,.
curiosity aud lpserest about INV no1it.. ~ asa
as IN <hs lne1anoo' 1t will be eagerly road al
over tho country.
TIE apsrc,,
MR. CuAiRnAH AND FE1Inw,r,,7vv+,, r..
merchants and busineas mon Of Cincinnati bnvs
greatly honorea mo by inyitiuH me ID address
tho people Of Uhlo ~ An advocate ot horeat
money. fof Tint honos offer them aqUnnern
tnauka. In obedience to NJ own srnae 1t duty
, 1875-09-28

1hs rthnos thus tndorned by tho collective genjun
saa ,nthss!ata Of the world may BE- found In lasge
md ths Kimhsl, Grcat un!on, and other Tsrtr' A.
ny WArarooms, corner Btae and Adam. .sa, Chicseo
, 1875-09-28

naoka GO Issued. No matter who Eets them. tho
~ shne ehe people who receive thoa, Will do IL
| 70 20 stEhg4tHAy aud deposit tham Ia banks-alt
except Gov. Allen. "uotd ou!" ctias hn, "that
Wil1 never do iou arc destroying your greeu.
@ 1aoks fot al purpose Of money and currency /
You aFe throwing them into tLo bottom Of tho
away ~ N old stocking or IN earthan rot undar
tho bod, for circulation; for, II no Ieuds his
monoy 70 anybody, or pays 1t out IN buaiuvss
transaction, tue msn who gesa IT, II 1t Ia = cou.
siderable quautty will forthwith depoeit il in
bank. and, eyoa ii paid out in smAll sums. it viii
e1entua!lv gst thoro.
Ysa, this Is parvsrse sge whcu peoplo nit, In.
s1t upon dsposlting their money iu BANK
~ Now. !" do': Allen ~ ssy. "this e1psrlmen.
~" issue Of ,gteenbacka having Rope ioto tha
banks. or. which "a tho same thinKs into tho hot.
tom Of tho Paeliio Ocean, Of course We must
i iIsuo mere 9tsenbseks aud more aud more antti
dos., Allen would accomplish hls pu.pose'Mth.t t
10. Wien tho RreanbAoka will have booumn NJ 1T.
serly worthless that 1t will no longer be- III .nv w
usa 70 deposit thom In banks 1t ali. Then'
SUPPOSE taa esoenbacks would. in hla seuse, 30
"ssEye the purposes Of money and currency
1uo 3e1i4y " circulate ~ ! medium, according 10
Coy. m Aliens enlightened dnsucIal conception.
au!' "o9!o. ~ Gov. Alien gIVes us to UNDER
sba ssaa 70 @sklng aud hopping tue volume of
peasa pasaaaoe ot tbe OHIO platform. dsAired to
p(no9e taat tho Ohio platform nsaus imitation,
"3n an{ follower Of Gov. Allen deny il yes7
Hut, citizens OF Ohio AK you nov ia al
would II not 10
. DuHSlS9 BLAME
~ no people OF ~ sEoal State, III Intelligent,
bouoA&ed people, a. critical 1nolunNt, when 90
much depsuds upon thclf decision, 10 desixuaLe
man, who claims thes votes just because ae il
the exponsnt Of such . policy, - their chosen |
'h!sf, thus putting tho seal o{ their appreciation
lpon financial thaostea Ho utterly absurd md |
'hildiah - TO become tho laughinz.s.ooi Of H. |
, 1875-06-06

Putasux, 81. Albsns; E y. soost, Nor York n.
Irving. P1t1bu1g: G. b. Tilii4ma Cleveland; Alfred
H. Kellogg, Detloit John F.: Norton, Albany !:
IL C. Vincent, London; H. G. steArmAn, Sen Fran
cisco; Georze n. Aeuzner. q. 8. n; J. II. Grid1th,
Dubuque; g. E. Croeby, Washington H. c. DalbeY,
Philadeiphta: Sanford pernhenez, F. =. johnson,
hsw York; John Gardiner. George Enker, Ph,lade!-
void. puca1o: Floyd Chsney. w. Il. Turner, New
York: Robert Faaven, g. Loua; G. 4. Beldeu, New
New Tors John Dryson, Washington. -. G. AMI
fac1fe-Thomas Z. B. Edwards, Boston; c. II. Sarry,
q. Louis: J. z Yale. Engh2znt0n, u. y: E. 2.
Do09lsa Boasoa; G. {. Kennett, D4!6mose; {. E.
Smith, Rochester Thomas W,s:er. 1z.1e1 T.. Eshosdes
Al2n:on Lbbey, q. VI. Fur~r, S.t alcts. Sev York !;
ao''on; joseph s. Tsv1or, philads'pha; \. $.
3one., ctnedanae John 3. o1msoy, Troy;
ee:.e; 3. n. Dooa:ae, New d o1le.ns.'.. ... :.
Sh<rnan TIonseCharlee Forth, Szn Francisco n. ].
EasEc.s, ST. Louis H. H. BusA, Boston C. A. Poage,
sau Francisco: {. 4. True. Portland John II. Pit
terson. Albany: G. s. keodap, New YORK Graphic; Il.
u Aoort. Btxsoa: George Carter. Toledo Henry
Gana1id I'D itssbc7g; 4. F. Jolnson, hanEss City H
nns.el, n;. Lloyd. Can't: spsz;a. England; 4. J.
aspai. f. +: 'oa + a;rnun connseeat; sse 'D9. D..
Grore, Washington S. Ssbley, Geneva 0. T. CrarJ,
01s4As c. E. Perry, C.eyeznd Il. e. Porter, pha-
aclpata: J. F. Whiuug, Detroit; @: 3. Eogers,
Detroit; S. =. Denies. Baltimore; " H. Bush,
douse-Anses nooyez. Orhto*h, Wik- William !ssl-
Noses sreetser, Volcano, II. Va: Y. Il. Barrett,
, 1875-06-06

along wall, but BY seriss Of rnsfdftunes follow
ing in rapid Succession ho WAS again throwa on
his back. His Office, type, prEsses, etc, wsre
entirely cloaued out Tuesday, 1t The suit of Levi
Montgonory, Oh chatteI mortgage for o., 900,
and thus ends another OF our suburban journals.
The Sun is now the onjy paper IN the Hyde Park
and Lake regions.
LAKE LOCALE,
Tho strawberry and ice-creau festival given ut
the Enclenond Presbyterian Church Thursday
evening was grand success- The tableau1 and
music we're excellent but the strawberries and
ice-crcam seemed to meet With moro favor.
The aoclable given by the Euglevood Univer-
ealsss at tho residence of Mr. H. n SAWYER, Fri
day evening. vas . pleasant gathering, II al
these sociablcs are.
Tha Lad:eB' Society Of tbs Evangelical Church
gave sociable at the residence OF Mr. rage, IL
the Car-Shops, Thu1aday evening"
, 1875-06-06
Good & Foas.

Good CooAlnR-Whylend q Foas.
1he science OF esung IL common 10 all humanity
but the science OF good cooking ard The virtue ct
thorough cleanliness aot often found combined In
pub1c restaurant The establishment Of Meesrs.
Whgland Fose. No. ~ Dearborn street, adjoining
The TRIBUNE Building, has acquired Just roput-
ton for the excellence of its culinary department, and
the extreme nea:ress which ch.ractcrfzo, it IL eyey
detail. The entire piece has been recently renovated,
and is, to use horne]y aimi-. avs neat as 3
new piD." The larder u supplied with every
thing that captivata the epicurean eye or
tempt the palate. Il The largo vat fronting
the main entrance, huge turtle waddles through
bret existence, 2ntl tho Windows flied with NJ!
kinds of ea, and fish, from bears esh 10 frogs irg.
Up sta1ta several tasteful ning for hd;es
and it may he safely said that this n tho only first
Class restaurant in which ns fair sex are accouo-
dated to their satisfaction. The fitted up
with palatal taste handsomely frescoed, and iilumi
mated by plentiful ga*-iets handsome bat-roona Is
attached to the main dining room downstairs. No
hEngry MORTAL who desires hrst"class meal, hhould
forget the ST. Elmo restaurant, Kept BY Whsland l.
F0S8
, 1875-06-06
THE TURNER CASE,


Judgs Booth, according to notice given, yoc
terdAy mo,ning gave decision Oh the petition
Of Rudolphus 4. Turner. charged With tho for.
gary Of deeds, for change of venue On account
OF tho prejudice Of the Judges Of the Courts OF
tho county.
In delivering his decision he eaid thst the
atiidavits upon which the petition was based
we're not satisfactory to him, and that at the e.
animation Of the afiauts they admitted that
they were not acquainted with the judges vhon,
they swore we're prejudiced as ainst the petition
ers, and that they based their belief that the
Judges were prcjudiced alone upon thu
ground that the community Vas pEojud1ced. lie
understood the law bearing upon tie motion to
mean that the Judge should have personal Gu
NIFTY to Justify the granting Of q change Of
venue, which 10 tue present case was not frua.
de could not possibly hare been prejudiced him
Sell, and IN conversation With his associatea
found that but two OF them had ever hoard OF
tho csse; He did not believe single wo,d IN
and beside he had gathered oyiuenco
from others which satisfied hun thas
the motion to change out Of the county ahould
not be granted, He would, however, grant q
chsnge to another Judge, and would desieuato
;na ysos e. tkl"e. ti hG could not gay when hear
J9ne term, or At Judge Farneu's sitting in the
Court IN July. A0
Ar: swett asked it he IVES to unde1vt.2d that
taa decision reached was baeed upon eyidenca
gathered outside Of the Court, for, it so, it gas
illegal and void. 7 ~ "A'
lie Court replied that he had consulted with
his associates, and that his decision WI in ~
co1d With their opinion. A4 ~
NJ. storrs called ths attention OF the conrt n
the Law upon whlch ths motion for 4 cbsnpe ~
venue had been made, and to the fact th.f ~
same objection existed 70 Judge Farveli ~ the
petition as 10 His Honor. md then eaTa no.ice ~
exception. S@3~ooA
Some further conversation ensued betve.n
tho Court ahd counsel, in which Mr. Rarnnn.
1os the rroaecuilon. desired to have the case sat
The Court declined to set tho csse. vhereunon
A. bAnum gave notice that he vouid 1nate :. |
notlon to-morro" to Set the casa
:, 1he question Of bond for the defendant rra.
then considered. and the Court finally accented
the father and brother in tho sum Of aU0{ei1 ~
10 day. A'o14 osf
Later IN tbs day, Mr.. Consssptine far III. a.
[endant pssparG and fled tho boud. xhich r.a
.ocspsed the sum total being divided Oh tho four m
:hAfRoa- NV NS0A
Subsequently hr. uonstanane asted ,eave AZ
20 Court 70 fssnoTe tbs afid4vits for chanee
II senoa from 6ts, in o1da1 that be uieht arsx
petition 70 ths Supreme Court Tor : nanda-
, 1875-06-06

| The City Treasurer yesterday paid out $c6, 900
! to the school-toachers.
| During the month OF May thore raa paid on
certificates Of indebtednesa and interest tho sum
! OF IS, 118.790.46.
| Grounds failed to meet yesterday, for lack Of =
| quorum. It ia probable tina: no Committee busi-
! ness will be transacted until the app1op. iation
work is completed.
Aid. Heath Ii Of the opinion that the tax levy
will be about 16195 mills, il the valuation is the
same as last year. The valuaron, it is probable,
will be enough lower to make the lery fully II
mi:ls.
The Board OF Public Works, being aurious to
uphold the respectability OF the CITY haye UNDER
taken to repair the worn footpaths in the stree.
pavement leading from tho City-Hall to the mout
popular ncignboilnE saoons.
The Aldermen, haging received no official
notice from judge Wlllams. are disposed 10
thlnk that he ls golng to be very len,ens with
thon, aud consequently they will all be apt to
be IN court when the declsion Is delivered to-
morrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK,
Tho police pay-rolls for last month foct ~
$50, $3.50; ths Fire Department, $50, 3,315.5S.
CoIetdatabie misunderstanding sesms to pre-
vail IN both Of these depar.m regarding tho
proposed reduction OF salaries. Il Is ouly SAL
sties over $1,000 that are to be reduced, and
these only 10 per cent On all over Tie f.ss 81 0v0
The Board of Police yesterday accepted the
resignation OF Aaron e. Baraes, patroman OF
tho Second Precinct, on Account OF sickness.
The order Of The Superintendent to the effect
that q system Of drlll be commenced IN the Police
department Was fAyoEably passed upou. Detect
I've George Helnzman Is appointed driIi-master
and patrolman Michael Setback has been ap-
Pointed detective IN place Of Heinzman.
aid. J. e. Hlldreth stands as firmly fixed as
Rodeflck Dbu beside the ordiuace which he ill.,
tioduced at the last meeting OF the Couocl1 pro-
hib.t!og tho employment Of school-eeachers
who reside outsde Of the city. He asserts that
he has been warmly commended for hsa resolu-
ton, aid stoutty ayers :hAt the employ Of out
eloo teachers must coon be discontinued. It's
3 encouragement to native talent which should
not exist No small nUmber Of resident teachers |
ara Kept out of positions by non-reHidents. The |
Alderman seems to be in earnest in the move aud
il he is incorrectly informed hs hopes to bo cu1-
1ected- /
, 1875-06-06
LAKE



ara again interesting the Lake magpates. For =
lung time the Trustees have been endeavoring
to arrive Ut sone settlement Of tho joint inter
ests IN the Water-Works- At joint meeting Of
the Hyde Park and Lake Trustees Tuesday, the
accounts between the towns were hnally set
tied. The difference between the two towns
Was 91,273.25, as arrived at BY the Committees
from each Board. The appointment By the
Hyde Park Board Of William a. Puruy rs Water
Superintendent was concur1ed in as also the
other appointments Tlsh the exception OF the
Assistant Engineer, whose appointment Nas left
With the Lake Trustees.
SCHOOL MATTEHs-
At recent meeting Of the Board of Educa,-
tion Of tbs School District, Supt. Hill prosecuted
bis school report Tor the month OF April. The
number OF pupils at preseut enrolled la "a fol-
lows: Springer School, 2j4 Ridge School, IS;
Union Stock Yards, 353; EneIewood, $50; Clark
Street School. s.; Csr-Shops. 42s, making
total OF 1.+73 bcholnrs. Tue per cent Of attend-
auce is SOL. making the daily attendance of the
Lake schools NO less than 1.31a pupils reso-
luton WAS also adopted setting firth that ay Mr.
E. J. Hill had notited the Board Of his desire TO
retire from the position OF Superintendent .t
the close OF the term the proposition of Mr
Warren Wlikio to take such position aud sct a.
Secretary Of tha Board be accepted for 81. 600
salary per year.
BURGLARS.
fhM
Stock~Yards hAvo been quite frequent. Frid.. ~,
tc' noon III broad daylight, amnn With upd doubted
y hutelarously Inclined mind broke into Mir.
Lays barn, nearIFumbull, but w1s discovered by
ohfcef Burns. The fellow caught sight Of hin
however. in time enough to get start and aftar
a long run finally escaped. Tho sama eyen1nc
70 towards midnight, Mr. John Fino's saloon o. |
hals.ed street, Just north OF The Transit Con,-
panys track, Was entered By four burglars. ona
remaining outside while the others ransackcd
the l house. Mr. Finn VAS awakened by tho no,sa I
oot WAS kePt IN his bed BY the close proximity
o1 . seTen-shoo!er in the bands OF oue Of fhe !
Euhasna- Fortunately Ar. Finn had paid ont !
nearly - much cash as Has taken 10, and hsd
only aoous si4, which WIS all tho fellows rot for
III their trouble. '9' AVA
\ JOURNALISTIC FAILURE I
x, mo 6ouh SIDE Record and Ners has eon, In
'he happy hunting grounds Of ali nop.parinr
onsnHla Mr. J. L Tansant, The pubIi,hrr
cox bold Of the concarn when it Vas in \ ,nnat
III p'dated stata, aud by strict at,endsocs to
'aalnasa proapased for tins, and ras getttnr
, 1875-06-06

pelnonico, Of Now York, sa5s:
e. Since tho introduction at tho Allegretd Iceberx
Refrigerator at our restaurant, have estimated
saving Of Ice Of shout 776 pounds during tho month
of August.
"The esuuate for saving in the keeping Of food ia
difficult to make, but We SAT that havn not Lost
pound Of food since We began to use it,"
This Refrigerator is fa1 s4+a By Tarrar + Wheeler,
155 State-at
, 1875-06-06
Excursion to the East via Grand Trunk
Railway.

The Michigan Central and Grand Trunk Railway
Companies aro now Offering at their Chicago agencies,
% and 95 Lake street aud Il Canal street, we'll at
ondces in Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cairo, Quincy, and
points souh excursion tickets By which nearly c7r7
point in tbs Eastern States and Canada be easily
reached At low rase: Tho5o tickes are good until
Nov !, allowing passengers to stop ut any point
on the route selected. Tout:sts' Guides hare been ps
excursion Tickets, together WITH nauc information Of
value to trsveicrs- Tneso Guides n1ay he had by per
eonal application At any Of tbs above named s3encte-
oy letter directed to J. H. Whitman, ". r Agent
% and 95 Laks street, Chicago.
, 1875-06-06

!
| prominent insurance man informed TE1B-
| uEE repo1ter that cleik Of the Mercantile In
| susance Company had called upon him in tho
moznfng askinc for sltuatiop, ss he would lose
F! his within few dxvs, the Company desiring TO
give up business. It uas also learned that tho
Company had been negotiating with tbs Globe
and Empire Insurance Companies, OF this city,
with view Of reinsnrins their risks in either Of
theae Companies. Tlae reporter thezeupon called
on tho Secretary Of tho Mercantile and informed
vation, stating that they had been Obtained in
euch manner that there could be but little
doubt Of their correctness. Mr. Hathaway then
admitted that the Company VAS suffering from
temporary embarrassment, but they were trying
TO arranee matters and have every
the middle OF this week Several meetings OF
tbs Directors bad been beld during the last
week, and negotiations were had with the Globe
aod Empire IN regard to reinsnEns tho risks
impairment Of eapiial. about o+o00, By
reducing the capital stock to about S15o,000,
OF to assesa the stockholders, which smounten
70 about tbs same thing. Tbs capital stock At
preetnt vas 1886, 500. ]
The Company commenced bEainess abopt four
teen nontns ago, and since that time had re- !
ce1red About SIS, 1000 On acco1Dt Of premiums. !
4 large amount Of thls money had not yos been {
collected by the agenta. Then they had to de- |
posis 50 per cent 1t this amount for re1nsurauce;
about 20 Per cent had to be paid out fur COM
MISSIONS Then they used considerable money
in fixing mp the office, planting agents. and |
otaez unavoidable expenses in starting
in new Insurance business It could
therefore, easily hc eeen how they suffered !
AZ impairment OF capital. There MAS, however,
money in exceas OF Ill liabilities in the bands Of
ssents. They expected to be ready to pay al |
A21cnata due by tho middle OF n<1t week
Tue last t,tancial statement made By this Com
, 1875-06-06

you would have suit Of clothes artfstfcsI1y cut,
made III n1stclass STYLE and 1t low agures We can
do no better than advise you to call Croft Brothers
merchant taorn at their azlors [upssars} 57 South
Clark street. They do their own cutting, aud person
ally eupertntend the work. and guarantee Batisfso-
tion in every particular.
, 1875-06-06

Tho metropolitan Hotel, hasipg been enttreaJ 1e-
modelled and renovated throughout, is prepared 40
commodate permanent parties for Tho summer sk
reduced prices. The Metropolitan Is located On the
most attractive Of the business and fashionable
thoroughfue Of Ch1cago 6tate and Warrington
8treet&. Day boaxl, 81.
, 1875-06-06

The depot for the sale Of Bethesda Spring water,
Waukesha7 Wls-, PAS South Cisrk strea Water fresh
dvezy day. Leave your order. Wo will deliver 1t to
any part Of the city Bethesda Is sold by al tho prtn
dpai druggists III Chicago. PHnr Cox1x1, Agent
, 1875-06-06

The HaDptest Rouseheepers in Chicaeo
are those whose senssbo ptosder sends them Fisher
refrigerator to use They are not only the best bat
as the sse time cost less than many that m Worth.
less Daltons, 1o2 aud 1874 ssata street,
, 1875-06-06

An Excellent Flecs for the Boys.
An excellent place fos the uoys this summer will bs
to send them 10 the Bryant Strstton Chicago Bus-
ness College, Tho day session will closs At p. m.
Tho rooms are large airy, and elegant, and there will
be no vacation during the summer. The College Is
located st tho aoutheast Of State and Washing
ton st1cets>
, 1875-06-06

Tho oestdressed mea in the city havs almost en-
trey given up the use Of linen co}larz, they ind
ths Warwick Is 80 much nicer. II you hsve not yet
worn this excellent Collar get It 1t tie nearest fan-
ing store, Is all have 1t for sale,
, 1875-06-06

Metsrs. Bishop B-rnes, tho popu1sr hattezs and
fur manufacturers, State and Monroe strces
ars paying particular attention tho preservation Of
ladies furs and fur-trimmed garments Send them to
then and relieve yourself Of all risk OF damage by ra
and moths, Receipts gwen ind charges low.
, 1875-06-06

Dr. Mckinley, just returned from abroad, continues
tho treatment Of lneLrates IN Chicago. His he2dquar
ters Is hitherto ars F1ys apotheeaz1 store, cornsr
TwentJ~second and State Streets Peraons wanting
printed 1nAtter on the subject uaay apply for It.
, 1875-06-06
An Item Of Interest.

fhe furniture establishment Of Messrn Colby
Wirs III ard 21o State street, enc Of the most COM
pioso Ia every detail located In city. They Aze
tenstvo manufacturers, and thus enabled to Offer
buyers unusual Inducements to select from their
stock.
, 1875-06-06

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth.
John dosne11's Cherry Tooth paste the most ethca-
cious denttriee known- ffyit For sale By al dug
easta. Wholesale agents, Torzey Bradley, II and
173 Randolph street.
, 1875-06-06

No Excuse for Proverty, Girls,
10 long - 5cu can get Weed Sewing -MAchtna md
pay for tt aest ~ you rlease No question hut that
It II tho hest nsctine+ Office, 203 Tabzsh.ax
, 1875-06-06

Ihs dressing c2so seh c. G. Hohon / Co., rs and
" State street. ara selling for *7s arc tho bos. bar
gains In the city. They san furniturp lower than
any houss in The West and their gooda ass rsscasa
, 1875-06-06

New YonK, June 5.-Arrivsd-steamahfp Do
r1an, from Bordeaux; Adnatic, from Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Sseamer Mcfarland
arrived to-day.
, 1875-06-06
We Can Coname end the soul-less

WE Ehn' Co1me0d the 9oUl-1es8
community to cur enerptaing boot and ahoe Dealers
"isFa1 Greene, 76 State street, aud Isl Trenty-
second Streets Is selling the very beas ot undar-
standing7 It the ve1E lowest EEices.
, 1875-06-06

or buying stosee, ranges, kitchen out1s ret4eara-
h'ss icecream fEeezerf, coolers, ETC., Ut Wakus 213
s.afs street. Everything tr1.~c1sss and Ye7y chan