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"c'ackna Of tho door ia ono "f sl,e ncnt"as
jobs hoho Ill this city for lnnE
time aud IL fully in Acepn; With tils G'l.lnost
Of tho rohhoss. Two rrcs viii, jimmy on tlo
the marks lott. Ihh dc.cctiscs a1o at va on
sle case. bat sngu!h,Iy enough seemed to hava
hit tho nrong sra1I.
ANOTHER wn.axy CASE.
h0r1e nf the rroseHs rerenue cltisa1s In Cit
cnRb are making an euslab = rn:asaton tur
themselves III foErettns CIT 4io1atlan If tho
Roytnuo lava and u thcy arc permitted 10 60
on sMh tho good work the Rcpuhlicsn partv 10
sets at Tho end Of tho ,rnr. ]}"n jnuln CAsc.
an e1npoSc at tim lIstitlo-S Of H. e. 1lusrelt OIL
Third avenue. wu. Yesterday br nSlt hefura
UL'teh stntet Commissioner lloyuo cassed with
removing distilled aNrits "t,lGli tile tnx lad
not bceh paid from the ttsH 'lIory. Iha rrinc-
psi wttncas. and el1o rnt rallied. MA VI liam 4.
ti.yett; one OF tl,o mos: e[lclnus reyenuo agents
"Sc "1c5 aeioet tn GSifo Tic tesea thai 4"
III company w'.h cspt. someryilc, annsa'r
agrut entered thu front duDr pf Rms ella
distiIlcIy 1hov eaw nobody Rsw III. tia,erl-
ment slsIcr''toom optsl ontorea AMI found tho
them. antl Hccreted sho1usevos to ar ait tfeyoop-
meuss. SIotts Cas-: can,t iD, filled demityhn
from tho c,stttn4 aud carried 1t out Directly
after Case and Powell, tho tloverltnons Haugar.
mont olficial4, and thov crlHcd ti1om
souudIy for their t,btauits. fhoy then unlocked
the c4stsrn. anA sving It no went OUT. iockiug
tie door afer them. at tho same ,,r,e locking
II tho sccfetcd Government otc ais. Through
\ crack in tho slde Of tho room Nhvcts Baw Gao
draw several u,ohst,lc cH Of ungaHgcd Hpirlt mid
clrrv It awAv. After dar.s dayott and honcr-
vile escaped by climbing o,as Of Bde.w,ut'ow.
a1r. Russell, tho owner OF tho list1llory.
testified that he was HOT thero at
oil Thur.day afternoon, and consequently
could have known nothing about tho afta r.
l'o"ol,, tho Gauger. got all ni1od up in his tcs-
tsmony. Tho only excuse ho offered WAS that
Caae had taken advantage Of AlB abHenco at din
ner to enter tho cisse4 but, whom quea-
toned about shs epirits Ohrch Ga'ott sax
Case draw In his plcHenc0, ho tro-
Tossed entire Ignorance. Cnae had 'bnt
little to Offer Ia hls uofeasc. bit protested
bis innocence to tho last. Tue oyldouco against
bnl soomed 50 conclusive that he WAS held in
$1,000 bail. AZ q iRto Eour ho snemed to have
evcry prospect OF going to jail Ill default A.
tho evitonco against IaASscll WA no: Mt oil
crtmnht. orders wcre gwen for the ,oIoase OF
the dsslllery from the keeping Of tho custodian.
, 1875-10-23

4AclH 1htE tFbT{H.
Each day In this experimental ogo extends tho
practical scope Of tho proverb that everything
has lta uHe. ANA many people will ho aglocslly
SURPRISED TO loarn thas tho abtsustvo aiautus
tEco has bean tounl 10 serve puro3se
in creation otlser than shooting ii, wlaer-
ever It ieh'twuuted, md emitting n reuart-
ably unpleasant odor. aud puzzlina Competitors
At spelling 'nstcaes tHho alwa"s glvo /. an Ii In
tue last ayl'ah'e': and furnishing small boys
NTH por1Hhablo but nrovoKng whlps. 1t 10
announced m orthodox rneaicnl authority
no lesB than that Of tho principal medlca, Of.
tlcor OF the British navy tu Chlna--lhat tLo
bark OF tho root Of sn,s much. .oxccrated tree
merits lace At the bead Of all remedies ior
dYscutors. e1ceIliog Ill this respect ipecaeu-
anha, wslicl, has 10 long beon regarded ns
nlmost a saecifc that Tor two cantnrlea 1t haa
borne tho 0tias Ut "rdtliE ant. Iysentc,.ic0." :"
Tho alonsolanr 'omsslves-whose prior knowl-
edge OF tins medicine 10 probably cotva! With
tlclr ex.et,onco OF printing. Tho III ,rnef's cpm-
pass and lndln INK ADMINISTER alsutui in the
form of cnpfulls of strong infusion. bnt Chris
tlHn civilization profers tho powdcrcd root until
such time aa onlernrlslng pharmaceutiBta shall
Hood tho market with palatabie olixirs and OK
tf1ctt. .
, 1875-10-23
KNIGHTS OF PrTHlAS,

ANNUAL aEsslox OF TIE GRAND Lopak.
Tho apnuAl session OF tho Qraud Lodxe,
Kuighta Of Pylhtas, Of this btate. Was upeuel iu
this city Tuesday morning At II o'clook. and waa
nlosed Thursday evening. Forty lodges wore
represented, and n! tho Grsud officers, except
tue dhud Outer Guard, were preaont.
There weIo present during the eutirc session 1:
Supreme Chancellor y. y. pAvls, Of New iiaml,-
shirei 8. X. Il. s. Joseph Dowdall, OF Ohio !;
3. ". Of K. John u. 9tumple. Of Indiana; and
many distinguished Past Grand Chluoel!ors Of
other States, among whom were prominent s, =.
Oy.er, Supreme Representative Ut Indians, and
T.. G. y. atarkweAther, Of Nevada.
~ ha4 beeu Antlci. Aled that constdeTabla
a!tncsi!ty would bs experienced tu ic4bly aud
suectlssly settling Inc troubles WHICH have
sRtased the Order 10 this jurisdiction fer tho
past eight mouths. bul, Oh The contrary. tie
'esston "Aa ona Of tho most harmonious aud
aAtlsfaetoFy 1n every respect that hayo ever been
convened. Tlls reconciliation OF conflicting ols-
nentt rAs duc to tho mutasl desire ot s!i psr,ies
TO cover with tho mantle Of that f1iendshlp Tho
o!deF claims TO feel and practice the differences
Of The psas, and to units iii tho cummop cause
Of tho fraternity, and sid IN tnaki,,x still more
prosperous tAis jurisdiction, which b.s erer
stood yeFy h!Rh In the estimation Ut tho Tythsn
world. Undoubtedly the euhuIug year wil 10
= prosperous ono for tha Order Ia this St.te
session just completed waa Of such = nature ~
to give satsfsotlon aud encouragement 10 all
pte6eue, and the report each representative VIII
ralry TO his lodge will iusttll nsw !.fa suso Lilo
memneEship. aud relayiSotato tho hopcs Of ALL
Among the business transacted may 10 1nou-
TONED tue sbo!ishpg Of tho rank tax. md lle
tdoptiou Of : Law cseatlog . m~rsuAry tepel1,
fund, from which the helss Of deceased mem.
bar will receive e5Qo
supreme Chancellor Dsr(s md othss suprem.
, 1875-10-23
THE cITT.HAlL.
Dan O'Hssa is out again.

Dan O'Hssa ts out again.
The Treasurer received e5,222 from Tho COL
!actu and 81, lsl from Tho Water Department.
ye-Oommissiooer Psrley. Of New York. ad-
mired tho beauties Of tho rookery yesterday In
company with Masshkl Nonne1, whose guest
ho Is.
Tho City Commissioners yesterday afternoon
awarded the contract for tho construction Of tho
duct to Cox Dsothera AZ tho aun, Of at0,7l0.
Collector Van NoIsa squeezed tue RoodIy
SUM OF al2 600 Out Of the ta1-paYeEs yesterday.
aud Says II tho delsn1ueuls do NOT como up
forthwith 10 Mill pioceed to sell their property.
The nuildlng Superintendont yesterday moru-
lug condemned the foundations OF tho new Dap
stss ohur:h At tic corner OF Jaek4on sud Lln.,
c.lu stzeeta. Mud aud .. little lime Composed
tho mortar, 30 Mr. Hsitey says. Mr. Randolph
Is the archttect OF the atruoluro.
Comptroller Hayes packed blu little retlculs
and startsd for Wall stroot Last evening. liz
Will Femain for s1na tsno, attending to city
hnsnces. The Mayor says BIS sls.t lafor no spe'
clal putpoae. And Mr. Iayes 1oes nat buli0yo la
discussing tie city's financial condition ia the
newspapers.
The new contractors on tho Fullerton Ayouue
conduit Nte blis!ly engaged iu getting ready for
tho vigorous pushing Of tho work. ~llscA wall re.
qa!te another yeAf t9 iinssh. The Whole langth
peted. Tho old contractors received abuu.
$la0 D03 AuA It ls oatinstel tae to.al cust OF tho
work will 10 a5OU, 700.
Msyor Colvin referred the controversy on tho
half-ourued Nandoi hsstrest buildings to Alg.
HouXlton, OF tho HJsrd OF publ1o Works for
INSPECTION. aud that 20 ,tsunln yesterday ro-
ported to hls Honor tnnt tbere was uot 80 per
cent lefs OF No. ~. aud No. 80 Nah in such bad
condition that It could NOT he repaired. Hupe.
Bailey H. therefore, sustained Ia tIis action aud
AT. sto"s will have TO pull down The zooker1es.
His Honor she Mayor Was called upon yea.c.-
day afteFnoon u l:30 o'clock by about tntnty-
tvo q tho West Virginia editors. Ha vel
coned them to tho citY, and inform ID them that
the dsn7esous illneas Ut ns, lIauu, President OF
the board OF Health, who WAS then lying in al
unconscious state, and whom he wsa then going
cleveland, biz ssorst.ry Who - pssyiisd i a.. A.
!tssas foE them and Piloted than oyer 10 The
Waasi'Works, though the tunnels, Aad about
, 1875-10-23
THE NEW COUNTY HOSPITAL.


A Tn1Duns reporter yesterday yiHited tho siso
Of tha new County Hospital, now in cousss Of
erection on the two blocks bounded BY Polk and
Harrison ss.eet", north and south. and Wood and
Lincoln, cast and wost. At present the two ceu-
trail pavil,ous arc under way and but partially
completed. These arc zach 30 by 175 feet. The
east pavilion haH in portions been finished to tho
fourth story, and will DO ready for tho COM
meucenent Of the construction Of tho Mansard
zout "Wednesday. Esch Of these pavillons Is
three stories and basement in height, and the
3Iansari will add another atory,
TIE CONTRACTORS Fon THE MASONRY
arc willard L Jonson, aud their work, according
to Tie letter Of their contract, should aroady be-
completed. They havc now ns work twenty-five
brick-laycrn and as many stono-masonn and labor
era. Previous to the Btfike OF their workuen
they had double this humber Of each, and II tho
present rate Of progress their work will be COM
pletod ln about SIX weekb. providing theT hare
the advantage Of fair weather.
Superintendent ". Hnndley, who Is employed
by the county, Btated to Tho reporter that tho
work hiss been thus far we'll done. and cutsory
examination made yesterday would boat ous this
ereditsole places Of masonry, and
tho htick-rork soemB substantial. However, IL
ia not ~ easy matter to tell whether soft brick
have not besn laid in the front Of tho buildings.
0uu tuib tl1no hlonG can prove. lu6 CI1cA IN.
spectad yesterday were for inside work, and Of
good quality.
THE CARPkNTE1B
&Eo ready to 70 to work With tho roohng snd
ne1Eiy all the lumber and timber ia pl lopafed tor
Tho purpoao, and only Awaiting tho timo when
the bEck-work snail have beon completed. AIr,
HsudlsY said 1t ~as hard to stats
any definite time uhen theso two pa7ll-
iona W.l be finished. All tts work depeuds i
great deal npon Tie weather, and. should It prove
favorable. l!o thought ths two pay,l.ona might
be donc by Jan. l, 1916. but not ready for occu-
psncy until tho let Of May or Juna folio sipr, n
the plastolinK ard lnhtdo work would haye to
seAson thoroughly III order 10 psoyeut damp-
uee1.
o1llKh BUILDINGS.
Thero 'hEo yet two pavi!Ious and the main
building to be constructed, az we'll al eppna AMI
dead lou.es and other necessary ousbiuldnRs,
OF which these will be Abont dozcn, iucIudi1,r
the 5nperintondenta dwelling. Biz. uandloy
was unxble to tell when work On theso would
be commenced, but thought not until ntyt
year. 4 full description Ct ali the.e
structures has already been published in T,Tr
TRIBUNE. The sno pavil.ous now ,l,,lcr con-
st1uction. when conll,lttnd, will bayo coat Tia
taxpayers about 8100, ,000, according to present
estimates. TeAns arc hkuling the dirt for the
f1ll!0g, which will be 10 feet fnr the protection
Of the foundations, OF which feet vii! be- la,fi
this Heason stound tho pot ton completed, and
&he rest whoa tho other bu.adinss n1e fat e,ougl
advanced to pelln.t.
, 1875-10-23

Mr. II. L. 8totson, OF Woodstock, ILL.,, has ID
Huod printed statement Of tho controversy
about the Chicago University. to which ho hhR
addod proposition Of bis own for tho settle
meus OF the difficulty. Tho statement Of both
siIes Of the case, az ,nste by Mr. StetAon, iu-
cudea all tho veuon,ous things SAID sgainst Or.
DurroughH aud the lefeuso thereto. The prop
osltion for settlement is aB follows:
That Commission Of thrcc men bo appointed, who
hare not identified themselves with either side, and
who because OF their scholarship, social position, and
experience, conrnxnd tho 1eHpect and confidence Of
l.et ono, and another aud these Two thu third. All
backs, papers, aud sccouns OF The University shall be
q u a
to testify and The points be may wish to hare lnve..i
'nds; o4.h II s ~haso 't ts.mony @ ,e1 m.y
70 cannot possibly appess Ia re1son before ts
bs H. Or hs IN s
shall it, II rosatble No pe1ous, unless salll.
wltneasas shall bo SLOWED tho privilege of returning.
after they havo tcsttaed. to mako an explanation or
eortocion No Witness aaal be e1anino in tho pres
eneo Of othofs. In weighing and declining upon the
1alue Of evidence The Commission shall 10 8os-
erned by tbs laws Of tho courls. It shall b. tho ui
tho rho!e truth In regard to this controversy. Whcn
1hsy shall complete thols uvs;t,s.on, th.y .sn pub
also slyso what they think Will he The bcs coursc 10
bs pussucd In reference 70 tho University Tho time
and place Of tnesn4 shall bo left to the Commission.
Ths expenses shall be paid one-haH by Dr.. Burroughs
and ono-hhlf by mysoli.
II might seem more fitting for thu two p.stirs in
Tho Board Of Trustees 10 appoint this Commlslon; !;
lut inu4muah - such IN opportunity haa bean gssn
.hom without bang improved; Tue proposition ia now
may 10 said that thcss charges agalnst Dr.. bur-
soughs hArs beeu answered: but ueycr fully, fairly
these an.Hess have Invariably exhibited much par
hs.n feeling and fayoFitam that they have failed to
i many suspictons ~ the5 haTe ails,ol. ~ '~'
, 1875-10-23

oflccra wht1s ir. tho city won tho aduie,tion and
regard Of I'LL ttrs fraternity nna showed .her fit
ness for Tho very huunfaltio postIoua thcy o.
cupv In tho Oi:1ot.
The officers Of the Grand 1.odee for tho on
suing year arr: r. g. G.. II. 3. fiesr. Of Bloom
in,ston' 9. 6 8. j. Wilis'. ot sp1!osnold; Y.
awatthout. sht Contta1iA; g. X. II: s., II. ".
Rice. Of 4 nrora: q. II. E.. j. 2. noror. Of
springhold'; G. n. At A., ". A. schm'tt of
Quincy; q. I. g.. Georao Il. Atkinson. OF llock~
ford; G. q. g., n. II. rlotke, Of Chicago.
D. 4. it,;ashmAn, Of chicago, NaH rlectod
Huprotno Representative fer two years.
The neat scssun Of the Grand Lodge will be
hold n Chicago on the th1sl Tuesday OF Octo-
ber, 187fi,
, 1875-10-23

tho parhh and hontovarde. Tho visitors Icavo
fors'. J.oua thia evening, and f.on, thsnce s.ars
for tho PIaant to cnjo' = bulTalo.huns.
The aulJen Ariearauco OF t'nuntr.Astorney
lsouHt,cc, Shcrin Agn'w. ALI. focy, ani Mr,
nennchr yesterday nfscInoon around tho CITY.
Hall esubed ai19ht nervousness among otffcine
a,ltl nmplnyes. Thcy ca,nn - Tho cheerful
agcntH Of The Opposition rnrty to levy political
assossfnont IN ovcry man sni bov who drawn his
enstcnatl:o from tbs City iloA>ney. They caught
Rclmund lsind!T'flo on tho ~, whispered $tl0o9
IN h.s ovorjnyed car. wont luto hIa Office and
tauk Lis lttIo check for TINT sun, mud tnun
tackled all tho o:l,nia. lleata Of depnrtneuts
arp required To pay eioo each, and ccorks aud
others lu ncr cslt Of ono months SALARY. Tho
t'smu,ittce werc highly Bntccarf,tl, not d man
dnring to kick lest he get ktchoa out OF
Position. Ancient nopuhltcnns in tho offices
imirmurcd euapclouely between tl,elr sut teoth
when Tho tax-gatl,o,c era departed, antl tho Orpo.
estsuiirtA were e>,.nfortci with tho Ennuraneo
that another SIMILAR assessment would he made
next Bnriug.
COMMITTEE MEE1tNna.
Tho Finance Committee mot yoslerlav after.
ntoa In tho Comp rnlEcl's Office. Desidos his
iiH,or tho Mayor, tloro wote rreBont AID.
Heath. Chairman. Sohaflner. n. y. stous.
On n,otiua of Aid. s.haffnor, It vas resolved
that L. ]. IEoaly 10 allowed 80. instead Of tho
c1orbitant prtco of $l00, h.kod for tho cars Of
q horse At hla ntable In 1873. The animal wss
picked M hy the poco aud 6oa,sd 49, 49, na.5l'
citv, aud left Hoaly to got Ills pay as best lso
co,iA.
Tho bill Of stecl Il Alcstahon. for work on the
new III hing II tho hike tunnol CRIB, @25g.20.
Waa audited, and will 10 recommended for pay
inent.
Aid. Jonss rreHentel prearbcs and reaoIu-
tlon providing fot tho furnishing OF iseo lodging
hoascs dnrfng tho coming wner. And, ou mutton
Of AID SchsHner, q resolution Was pusHed rec
omn,endinE that the Mayor bo authorized to OK
pend from tue contingent fund not moro than
sl,05o fur tho rent OF suitable buildings,
Which aro to bo htie1 up and managed by The
Relief aud Aid 51ciosv.
Tho Bnl ding inspectors presented q pntitton
for a, allowance Of $500 Tor l,oreo and buggy
The Mayor opposed tho praycr and tho panor
was placed GU file.
1he Mayor reforrcd to the clatm OF Dr..
bchoetzot. who wants the city 10 nay him f125
Tor services NJ Heath Inspector. lie was fur
lonEhed for three months to visit Europe, and,
who there, bccnrnc III mud remained six months
l1o received ?f.5, aud now wanta huother Aimi-
lar sim. Tho Committee, having no paper bo-
fore them oil .hc Buoioct. took no action.
William Morno, All ol1 man Of Is years, pro-
fonto,l petition asking fur relief on account OF
4 broken leg, which lo recei,o last winter OIL
tho tlilapida:cd sidewalk III Front Of the Court
!iouse. The u'atter was referred to the Law
Department fnr ali opinion.
Tho Committee then adjourned.
Tie EOMnlttce on Wharyeh and Public
Grounds Will meet this Afternoon. and lho South
DIVISION Streets md Alleys Committee viii cou-
elder references Monday afternoon.
, 1875-10-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Miriam Chapter No. l I. o. E. 8. gives muss-
cal and literary entertainment this evoning.
Mr. Ssduey Meyers will luoture on "Con-
merco" this creping before tho Philosophical
Society, TO- btato atrect.
Tic Rov. John Atkinson, formerly OF Jersey
City. having becn transferred to I!ck Ihser
Conference. aud appointed TO Gthce MotholiAt
Episcopal Church. will preach Ills "1ntroducto.
~ ss!nson Sunday morning, mud In the oven:
ing preach on tho q Human and Diviuo Christ"
The Mechanic OF 1715 aud 1B75-A Century
Of Industrial progross," is the tbemo Ut William
lsaIph Eme,son's lecturo before tho Sunday
klnsman OF tho Concord philosopher, 40 adep.
III nocai eeiaucr, and an accomplished orator.
This Lecture 10 stvled by tho Boston prcss elo-
quent, Henalb O, entertaining, aud ulsty." Tick
Slate street, at 10 conts each. Doota open at
2 close Ut g. and remain shut till the cnd OF tho
lecture. 0nly 1000 tickets will BE- sold.
, 1875-10-23


AS OLD REslrERr SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Dr. I:lmct A. Hahn, a well-knosn Iocal ply
stciap s.sd an old rcsi1out Of this city Is lying
danger oue1y III at Ills residence, No. 40 Mchi-
gan nV onuc. mud Ia not expected to llyo from
hour 10 hour. Thursday morning ho caaghs
sever, cold, which vas cloaoy followed hy con-
gestNfo chill. which, in tnrn, was fol-
lowci by n seveto astnck OF pneumonia.
All the medical talent that could
he aecured iu tho city was Summoned
to his attendance, but Tie case Soeme entlreY
hopeless. Or, II. =. tishn, his aon. and Dra.
II ammond and Miller have been canetnnty with
tiM. THO Doctor hss bocn oIlo Of tho most uroni-
ilens and certainly tho most pornlar among tho
medical fraternity In this city. lie has occu lied
f3uccessyc'y the poHttinn OF Alderman, CITY Ihv'
sicsAn. md President Of tue Dnnt'l OF Health.
lIo was born in Berks County, PennHylEan,a. Il,
1901. aud graduated from the Jefferson sted!eai
College In 1924. lie studlod vlt!, tho celebrated
Prof. G,oaop, and became prominently kuown
as tho Resident Physician o! Dloeklov
College In Pliladelrhta. In 1927 no removed
. u oah Wien e or
Marshall Mitch. ssAitor stay Of ton years IN
that city ho ca,nD to Chicago, whore Ito has over
since resided IN the third Ward. In 1868 ho
wss elected Alderman, and ably represented tho
suceosstve terms. Undor Marors Sherman
a. sa' tity ty' p Phy.sess, p''' and u,.h A'yi te
proBent Administration ho again WAS called 10
tako public Office and accepted membership In
tho Board Of HcAlli, OF which body he was in,-
medatey elected presdeut Notwithstanding
hts ttfee-tcore at,l ton yoars, un to the dav of
Lis s1ckness ho Was ~ hslo and hearty q gontle-
man AZ one could lind. HIS years restod easily
upon him, 90 much 80 TINT few could be con-
rinccd that he was ovor Is or so yoals OF agc.
lie had o!ton IN conversation rrlded htmaelt
TINT he had uever becn sick uay IN h:s lie and
had spent nearly every honr in a cheerful and
pleasant n,anner. with no misforsunes to mar It.
lie was succeeded 10 hls Office as CITY Phyaicinn
by his Aon, Dr.. Fl. 3. Hahn. WHO is almns, If not
c1ua!ly, as we'll known az his father. Tho
Doctor wAa always fer7ont Democrat, nnl uil-
I'll recently took An actiFe part in bohslf Of bis
party. .-
During nearly all Of yesterday he remained
unconscious, but revived Inst oGonsng, Neakcr,
however, than before.
, 1875-10-23
LOCAL LETTERS,

ANOTHER ETArE sTnEEr ACCIDENT AND OUTAGE.
TotAs Edator of Ths Chtcado 1r,ouns:
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Ilaviug looked in vain
through your local columns for nome meuton
oftho serious accident aud very narrow escape
Of the ladloa md other passengers on sta:o-
street car No. 15d, going north about 1880
Wednesday. ask that you allow me to inform
the nubo concerning that TO tho Car Company
most trivial aud untAporsant event.
The bobtai aforesaid was full--oach sast
taken and ono person stAnding-when the acci-
cldent occurred. ut the Sixteenth srcst crossiug,
whore the heAdst1oug driver Of D loaded double
team attempted to pasa our cat, Which was under
the supervision Of veusrable. grnY haired rein-
conductor OF four yoata' experience. Each driver
WAS determlued, As Uspal, not to wait for the
other. bus push on haphazard and regardless Of
Consequences, which, In this Iuntanoe, was dis
astrous collision. The crashing OF three large
Windows broken BY thu hnrses' heads. tho ripping
up aud deInol'tion Of the woodwork, and the
caused ~ all 10 Bpriug to our feet tust as the
shaft or tongue OF that heAvv tean. driven with
q! tho force er batterln3 rsna, luugod through
eho sldo OF The csr, distance Of more than
loot, exactly "herc la<lY &saa sitting. Had tho
!Adv remained but second lungts where sho
WIS. tho wsgon'tongue wo1ld have strltcK her
cre;t!y in thn back aud INSTANTLY killed her or
shockngly maluled her for LIS. Eothiu8 but
thn mysterious Instinct which a4ahss tanse Of
dsnRor nto tho sou. saved tho lady from June.
date destruction.
Mover, "a tls lAdy hstsef sald. did she oxoo.
rlence greater terror. or her ilfo know g,eat.r
Peril. than wteu riding In car No. l5B Of tho
Stale stteet iina. Let any .ue whu doubts tbiA
state nens hunt up the wrBok ot that car, il ho
ean lud II or tue Company will show It TO hn,
Anu then imagine, il hs call. tte fright Ral dan-
eot ot !aly oceunYlug tho scat through which
!hA fatal dbhtt made its death-dealing plunge,
~ conclusion, lot mo ask, 1s there no remedy
, 1875-10-23

their Captain ~ though hs was the President Of
tho United Htatcs. II half an honF tlov had
full contto Of tho fro. and at o'clock Il WAS al
most entirely out. Ihov deserve much praise
fot tle'r bravorv snd psomptnssa.
Tho Blacksmith Ahpp MAS total ruin, aud
nearly the whole nsltae OF the othcr building -
burned. Tho Io.ses we're not verv heavy, but
will greatly Affect tho losers. Nlo Wago not rich.
Hydc Park will soon have TO engage Il regular
firo company, IA firos nrc getting TO be rather
too common for co.nfott. Tho cAu4e Of tho lire
~ nat now knosn bu; il thought BY eoms TO b
incond,aY7,
, 1875-10-23
THE BEeCHEB BUSINESS.

spfetdi Dsraseh Ia TAs Chla1qo Tribune.
NEw YORK, Oct. 22.-In enito OF Francis
Monlton's demurrer, tho District Attorney Of
Kings Comfy has uollo-rrossel thu indictments
procured bg ncuiy Ward Docchor aud Eana
loan Proctor. hIouIton wll1 probably maso a
lTotcss 10 10 pnbllaioa iu tho papeis, but, lur-
thor than that, you will mover boar asain Of tho
scandal suits,
, 1875-10-23

Spfrfat hfsra'eA to 7h4 Ch'taon 7ribnne
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 22,-Proesettlnes In tile
Ward Will catc today we're coniucd wholly 10
tho cross-e1aminattou Of Capt Wards son. Mil
ton, aud brought ont nothing now.
, 1875-10-23

Tho ArEand tn.o-Durner.
II yon want something reliable, ccono1ncai ID fact
all that you desire M heating stoyc. buy thla atovo Of
Jamca t. Datton le3 and 1911 taie ereet. Everything
kert in tho houBefuruahing line.
, 1875-10-23

Important to the Preservation OF Tooth
John Gosnell'a Chorry Tooth-Pasts,
Tho most cfIlcaciou4 Aentigfics known. Try IT, For
sale by al druggists. Wholesale agents, Torrey 4
Bradley, I'll ard 173 Randolph street.
, 1875-10-23

Tibbals, Shirlr & Whitehead,
a and n Lske strce offer to tho trade their Domcstlo
oo9'stovc", Keystone ranges, al styles and slzcs
American and R4tsnt Homo heaters, ground hollow
ware cfc, at very low rrlcea. Their patent soft-coa
heater hna beautiful illumination.