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, 1875-05-28
SPORTING NEWS.
Tho Chicago Nine Punish the st.
Louis Reds to the Tune
Of 1i5 to O.
A Tile Game and Row Between tho
DostouB and Athletios.
Miscellaneous Turf Items,


NF9%I STAAb
FOURTH ENCOUNTER or wHl1Ea Am REDS.
one Of the woret dafonts jet shown !n tho
records Of Ito championship 1aco this season
WAS suffered BY tho 1T. Louis Ncds in thoir
fourth game With tho Whitu Stockings, played
Jcstcrdsy afternoon on tho Twenty third streoa
grounds. Tho score whs IL to 0.
It Is not al al probable TINT this orotwholra.
Ing victory will carry much confederation or
humiliation 10 tho psopls OF st. Louis, Of
whom but small portion, perhaps, have
nino. Though il viii viii oonp1eioly m t.iy
% silence the pratenslons sl,a. may have, boon put
game. 1t will not 1t all moillty tho eaoet Of tho
deteata experienced by tho Whites ut the bands
Of tho at. Lous regulars. Tho people Of that
city, still proudly conscious Of tho glory there
hopeful in bo,nf Of their oo-operativcs, and will
tnke the game Of yesterday very philosophieally.
II IL quito possible thoy will not accord the Chi
Cages any groAt credit for their performance.
Aud II 10 no daparsgsmens % thom TO SAY
thoJ DO not deserve much. Tho Reds aro
composed, with ono exception, Of men who,
until thin year, had never played in professional
niue. They conattsutod Last Bcason tho ama.our
club then calfod tile 1t. Louis l.od Stockings
aud weEe tl1at brought into notlee by several
close games which they contested with Tho Whita
Stockings, when that club was tust having ita
preparatory practice. Tho only old professional
member OF the mine Ia HWeaBy, who, ia days
wheu tho gamo lad nat reached lii preBont
standard, played with ths Cincinnatls. But 10
Las aeen bis bcat days, and now judging
from the tHo Ralnoa here. tS not whit botter
payor than tho men With whom he is associated,
ThsS aro all one plnyors whon regarded "a ana
tours. but arc not strong enough to batila suo.
ceahfully With mon who hayo been aalaricd play.
era for yoars.
Tho Whites, though, played = auo folding
game, :nd were strong At tho but. making
four neldiuE errors. tiros Of which wore
tio lsid. '?Ti Thoy ] eossistod eGiaS IL mS. ~ ''o Of
dfcnlt foul tipa. i Ia but Just to Say that they
MO duo to tho fact that hc hos ca,,etit but very
littls thus far, aud ID not 10 tha best Of prac.
uce. good doa! Of work fell to him, moreover
mud notwithstanding his crrors ho rosirel jive
mon. White. st third, played o1collontly. He
fa proving In ayory gsus that he 10 fr1-c1ass
third baasmxp. Hines, Dayln, and Peters nIso
played finely. The out1eld in guiItlesn Of crzorH.
On aenouut OF tho Neis' weak batting. however,
uioy had but very littlo to do. Tie fielding
Nab bhafp, aud the Kods we1o not successful In
putting themselves On first base. In most Of
tho innings thoy wore blanked iu the order iu
which tl0y cAmo 10 the bat.
Though tho batting Of tho Whto@ vas heavy,
their run Hero tho result Of the Reds folding
srrors. They oatned but th1eo. Croft and Nc
4orlcy aro tho onfy players Of tho visiting nine
who made no etrora. Tho otheEB played worry
cAretesHly
i Is not nocessary to rofor to tho gains IA do
tai,
, 1875-05-28
COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho kerubbEpR of Tbs inner va1ls of tbs Tail
va III. rori ~ th. rriaonnro voa,srd.v
Ae wv " Nno p.1oneta s'''otasS'
T.. ...s.. Wv n' n" ~ sno pu11"6 VIII W e'oaea
'o-n'osEo"' oseotatloa-Daf'
Tho organization Of = baseball club IL being
canvassod BY tho euautovos s,ound tho County
Dui1,inv. Thn hov. voro nr.ct,c,rg va.,o-,s.r =
.t,..naon ,..,..s: Ee ssa'ot"sy "',,
ns.e1aoon' M preparatory 10 0o'o8 assigned 70 head
duty
Commtsejonsrs con,v 1on,a cr.uyord .,d
n....,1 49, .,,.s..i 1s,..1 .ue
aiaot,n,, H. s " ~ tauu4a"ten Aot ~
III no ssiua " ~ o. .non a1pst'ng Tins
ront ~. nfins .u.t tluhRn' ~ y ne,o "o!a az
didate.
II. D, Miller b.. o;v,n nm hin .aoi,,tion, fo-
1ana-n,s s 10 .ta ~" k.sou ~ ~ sap,aa!ions LOT
.nasn,sa its @ ine ptSse"t anu IeaoiYea npnn
ahnnT. ~ t..us. INV nu los hul"s; 1n!h 1!9
Trs IA " nt,,s~. ss'*s" =" "isau'o1'SAs ioe olly
~" o'''''''
The Finance Committee Of the County Board
vatte1 upon ox-5hefiK bradley yeasortlay for the
purpose OF comparing hlB tipal report as Sheriff
with his books and vouchers. TIC Committee
will report 70 tho Board Monday week, aud
doubt3oeB that his accounts uoro found correct,
T}oror notv .r, n,,,,, vr...
+o-J.v .r-o.,aa ,;,a ~a Da'' - ~ ~ Mton "qte yes~
Costn, ard ~ IL 80 ~. ~ ta ~ svna ~ a.
E.1nsvnrti, .ttn,o.s 9 ~ y. u'
trt,.x ~" bnrn-a .e! S,', ~ ~ saI pasa.!ns
d,r ~ sc1,cdna T, 1ou 49, aaa.ns .ae
nn};1 tha H.. tho +,at;,inars rat WV Eontinuea
nndar hond az. les4.u.t1 lnuat J.. estnK u.acualsGu
s1 i'm "1e"o' :" soa@osetoy ~
..
COMMISSIONER Clough advanced tbs Idea
, 1875-05-28
THE CITY-HAlL.

Ex-fits Commisaloues JAmes Aysrs, who has
Just recovered from prolonged attack Of ln-
iiau1uaato13 rheumatism, Mss among ths numor.
ous cs1leu It City.1tAll yeaterday.
Owing to pressure OF oshar business, Mayor
Colyin declines to ataend tho celebration Of the
centenniAl Of tho Battio of Dunker Hill. Houo-
body suggcsts that II u because OF ths bAtsla Of
the bunko helta 1t home.
Tho Doard Of Public Works hkve notified The
Building Committee OF tho Council, tue County
Commisslonaru and all other iutesoht I'd persops.
that meetlng will DO held In their rooms It ID
o'clock Monday morning Tor the purpose Of Ar-
for the nov coust-Houso
employed III tic Special AeAeAament Department
OF the Board Of Public Works, yesterday eyiuced
strong doalso to put halter a1ohnd hta mock.
In the pEocees Of quarrel vii III William Wlnter,
on him, and would soon have cut him into ulinco.
1noat had i not boen for uutndo Interference,
Tho Board will attend to both theso qisrreeoms
goufusos 1t their eAEl!css opportunity.
Tho City Collector n1ates his report Of collso-
tions for tho slx days ending May ~ ~ follows,
Collected on special assessments, ~, 320.i8;
collected Gu porHoual property. 1873 elaBo
collected on personal property 1874, a. ass. a.
collected oa real oala,o Of 1878. $G9l.l8; col.
lecsed on real estste: !s74, &91 4es3O; collected
on oosts Of 1874, *56G.43; collected on interost
OF 1873, 1880. Contrary to general expects
tious, the assessment rolls viii NOS run
~ Atxh tli1 year ~ last, tbs larYs
uumber Of brick buildings lvhIch
have awelled tho improvement taxos ara farvo1y
ovsrba1saced by thu depreciation 10 value Of tha
wooden houses. Des!des this. there will be- q
marked depreciation in the personal proporty
taxes, owing to tho faot that tho tax ofBci.ia
hAye determined to make tho aaseebsmeo1a 70
Just that shsra will be but littse II any, rebate
on the TAI. These are tho Representations u
pEesont, aud they certainly do not look encour-
u mills.
Tbs memories OF tho AldeEmm evidently
need re&reAhing most badly. When Ala.
Alldrsth answered the tatslroEatious put to
hin 10 Judge. Williams. Court Wsdussday,
k24 u - asa1llst5ss@ 1ea41 Ntsssesss
, 1875-05-28
LOCAL LETTERS.
Wl11tAtr AStNt1K

To az Editor It Tie Chicago Trianne:
CHICAGO, May AL th,uk 1t about time tho
people doing buaincas on Wabash avenue, bs-
tween Monroe and Congress atsoots, aided BY tho
press, should b. heard In regard to tho outrage
on their rights ~ citizens and business men,
that haa beon porpotrs4ed by the Chicago CITY
Hallway Company.
Two weeks or moro ago thia Company, With
largo force Of mon, proceeded 10 tale up tho
pavement from Madison 10 Congress ssTcss, and
40 rapidly waa it done that IN lebs than forty
eight hours tino space OF about 20 feet vide
through the ccntro Of the avenue WAS o1eazod Of
blocks, and thu blocks themselves piled on Zach
aldo Of this cleared space, thereby reducing tho
roadway to spaoe barely sufficient 10 admit tho
passage Of single teasn each way.
80 TAR so good. The merchants wero Batfatled
from appearances that tho track would 20 down
at once, and tho stroot bo restored to is normal
condition III o vory short tins that the SANE
ane1ey would bo put forth to restore
ihas n T.. v"s .,,. e5erEoa In IT, dostr.ctlon:
docoived. Our business has beon almost ruined,
our fnter8stY utterly ignored, aud our rights ~
citizens sIampled under foot br this corporation
without a soul, and with managers without ordl-
nary lecency, III tho mode they hnye allowed ths
W1etclied business TO be prosecuted.
How long Ia It to lastf and IL there no remedy
aave to wait tho will aud pleasure Of y. u. Cobb
ct a.? a1o tho questions being hourly asked by
Wabash avenue merchants. Tho fact 10, the
Railway Company has no iron, no ties or stsipg-
era. But surely they kne1 tLa bsfore thoy tore
up the street. Thers il not particle OF excuse
for the existing ntate of thiuKs on Wabash ave-
nue, md it ca1 bs attributed to nothing short Of
pure cusaedneae on the part of the management
OF the City Railway Company.
I do not believe there ia another community
on Gods easth outside Chicago, that Nuuld pr
tcntly submit to sllch tlabolical outrage with
out soule physical denomination In which lamp.
posts and henp cozdago might figure consplca-
ouafy. MAC.
, 1875-05-28
THE CINCINNATI INVESTIGATION

CINCINNATI, Mhy 27.--In tbs Wasot.W Work. =,
vesgas[on this oyonng thefsct wsa o,iclod 'ta.
while chrost Moorloy, a prominent brtwe, .Aa: ~.
tils city, was ono Of tho Wnsor- Works Tru.to.". :"
hls water rent waa reduced from $500 mar v..s.'
f42o. After ha went out Of oftlce now snr..1 ~
Of bic ptoporty resulted In Increasing hls W..
rent TO u, 100 per annu1n. "sH1
, 1875-05-28

J. r. dosling, Of c!nclnnal!. o., has oa exhibition
Il neardalsy, Newton b Co.s ivery-stsble, Couch
pisea, bstweea Clark and Dearborn stsee, two Of h
improved shle-bas And s1s-HpEnR bugGtes. They Arc
worry light and hno. Ono Of them Weighs lat ronads
ttncultug top}, An< the other ~ pounds. For Hight
running and easy riding toy hsvs equal Gall and
sss tA&1a Friday and saturday.
, 1875-05-28
THE FIRST REGIMENT,

The following handful, eoplos Of which mere
plontlfuily scastered around tho city yesterday,
appears TO DO uimod 1t tie FIRST Regiment l. s.
@. Just what 1t means, howoyor, or who Issued
It, ia unknown. It's statements aro serious, and
desotye Investigation:
alnrk Well, So Toilors, THEIR MI.
sittu:
1.-THE QUESTION or ro.DAY,"-
10 He HOLyEn " ON TIlK MORROW
r. Tho counter Jumping a!ayes ot Chicago Carltsl
"eursIalty 1Itefed With rsSa.a 70 sTaNbiN1, tLo
81 .hs organized ecchss IN the toilsrs pf Msnfiaa
thosa titisbk, eXalizud, lon8-bta!ued Thietes x4J
ltnblets,-lclaosab natural uusgvowhs Vt degeu-
aud re!sun.ly lust, but socially outraged Hiutr1 o.
MANI aud thu1 to he!p to lors firmly riva. tAcr own
fettess. III ast well taoso u thrIr u'!ow.abortng
tossss. lanl Of Chs4tc,dof., s,!l further nay b. ss
now aud ~ of old, aud sson Mpsu so-"a DIN or
TMIxv1sl"
when tla ossre Of inluty IT thosa 1dolaors 1t tho
thtius Ut Msinnu III ll. AMI thu asasa.Mte VI sl.vf
DrotheFs' just ialtRuauoA so11,eh dnHn, sUle It
VIII. aud arss1ly MAsts ~ alrtady rlaly realals
In ths Book of Fate, "grsys," ur 10 tlsY
'blurs," shall 10 bat cllaK on ts wind; nlI
lks thUlr naassets-with curse, With hu I,lssk oi
aha1ne, and scconaeniAstiou traitors 10 thu hutan
family, ai.o thtss wold-hnvu-oeua Gains And Juasrs
shal walk, II rot tAu EAtA, within tho portals Ut
DeAshl
these nsurPeT4 &ro ct'!ua1rd ani Claim 10 follow
had III thipg1 in conEou, ,"-lha legitimate uatIrsl
aud unayo!lAbls seqrsnsn to Ills taschlug4-s actl.
% 10 tho nnost and real nature of mautiud, thst IL
sven unto instant death, ,-doata Of N Anan!as I'D
With ~ as sss MI,
Church ~ 2tst% aaSsktN ~ W zvekS II ~ n.
, 1875-05-28

dpeetH U4spdEth 70 TAe EH1fVTo 3F16tN4.
Nkw CASTLE Ind. May 27-Ths dsd:cstion
Of tho elegant now Odd Fellowe' Hall mas mads
tho occasion Of grand celebration to-day. In
posing ceremonies wero conducted By Grand
Master shindlor. A long and brilliant process
sion, accompanied by several bands Of music,
paradod the strcots. Nearly all tho Odd Felnws'
Lodscs In this section Of tho State wets repro
eonted,
, 1875-05-28

Whyland Toss, Of tho H. Elmo dining rooms. NEXT
door to THE TRIBUNE Buitding, peArboru street,
favor their patrons and tho pasaersby with view Of
tlelr meunEeEio combating Of an enormous 8recn
turtls swimming IN tank Of water, and Ano gouh-
down lamb To cage, which, togethar with their beaut
t1ly decorated show window, attract crowds Of pso-
plc. Their famous ss1xbelEy shor.-oAka = ssf1sd
daily u dinner.
, 1875-05-28
DUBUQUE PoN1oon COMMISSION,

6ptt}al U}spateh to Thk Chicago 14ibutte.
DuDuQus, 1a.. May 27.-Col. ]. A. MacComb,
Col r. U. Forquhar. and Mol. @. Il. suter, tho
Board Of Engineers appontod by tho Secretary
Of War to examine and report upon tho plans
and specifications for the construction of = pom
toon bridge acrona tho river at this point arrived
In Dubuque shiB evening, and will enter ut once
upon tho discharge Of thels dutics. Thsir re-
port II looked for with much lntcraak.
, 1875-05-28
SUBURBAN..

Tbs Vito Of Mr. McNeal dlod Wednesday norn-
Ing ut 10 O'Clock. Her donth il deeply felt By
hor largo circle Of acqnantances. 8he will be
buried today from tbs church. Funo1Al ssr-
vicos at 11:30 4. N.
, 1875-05-28

5telnway Upright Pianos.
ThA several hundred OF these superb instruments
now in uss IN thls city haYs, without sugts e1csp-
tiou. given The mos< Quunsllhed snllktAcnou. They
stand " tune for an uHpEeGedentody loIg sp&ee Of
ums, Lyon ualyt btato and M0nsoo streets.
, 1875-05-28
THE TURF.
THE kXN[lyUA RACER.

THE KKHosuA RACES.
spse4ol Dtspa&sh u Tia Chicago 7rtata,s.
KENosaA, Wis, Hay N-Theru WA quite =
large attendance at tho xacss to-day. Tho track
rA In fir condition, the woasher Ill that QUO
could viah aod the horses In fne trim for trot-
ting. Among thoso present wore many promt-
nent 1ovots OF tho horse from neighbozipg c,tios.
For tho tlree-ninuta raes, purae $500, shero
were ton ootrica made, but only six hossps START
Cd. The frat heat was won by Daytd u-timo,
2:44K Low Day CANA IN secoud, Goa. Mc-
Arthur Third. Ths socoud heAs Wa won By
Les E Day line .s 7;A44; A.; With Lady a.y oooo1a
aud David Il thru. Tho thira hcat was won by
Macarthur shi.d. Thu fourth heat vas won by
Lev Day, siue 245, Gen. Macarthur second.
The 2:4o 5.ee' pa,ss Of sioo. was won By h John
BY puzzlar aud lilly Gushing. Ttme-Fitst
2:4l}f.
THE BALTIMORE RACES.
DAIridoRE, bEAY W.-At tho pem!co races,
second Jay, !n tbs ifst rAco, 9~espatakees Tor j.
yeaE-otls. ! mile, olcJeu started. Won by Boy
Final spEinglet sacoud, VAgabond third. Tune,
1:4B.
In the second r.cs. baltimore cup. for al ages,
preatnoss BY twslso leogths Fadladen second,
Botany Lay third. Tina, 4:091S.
In tue Third 1aco, tres lkndlcap stAkoa, al
ases ~ mllsa, si1 STATED. Won BY ssockxood /;
BC1atcl acoonsl stanford third. Time, 2:443i,
In tho fourth saco, mile heats, all sges. In
the iltst heat eight started. Won by Audubon !;
nabln second btookland third: buseos fourth.
In tho second heat Dublin x.4 nrst, Audubon
sssoaa. aud Ill tho others distaneed. Tins.
Tho third boat and race was won By Audubon.
BY four lengths. Time, 1,{0}1.
, 1875-05-28

To Our Weat-side Patrons.
0wuE 70 tbs increase of We1tAtde patronage, ~
havs hccedtd 10 Tie almost universal demand aud
tabllsnod house 1t 2dl Wtss Madison street, whsre
you viii 10 eelyed hereafter. Uook No1.AlN, %
Dearborn at8te&
, 1875-05-28
THE VlCE.PREStpEWJ,

CHEsEsNE, Wy. Tes., May 27.-vlce-r -rrssldent
Wilson loft for Omaha today, whore he will ro-
main oyer night, thenos to Dea MoinaA, ls* by
early train.
, 1875-05-28

Tons. "Knook" ~, - erlrtss o3 Truth, of Iova II
J'utsts md Mahs 1Knocs % ms r.or@es ~
awakening 1t aat from theae Midnight aunoet; k1i
.rosd!'y4 .1so, eur Earth shsl e oIene'i INTO 1i
Ayr Knock on. Until Tho lnwnfall Of tho r9ana md
crfAhtng nauFpnra Of tle torsx their Rssatancs and
trir rights hath nshescd in atnnng the realities Of
fArh that sts!e In pron'ss ,he for The prayer
of 10 many cehtutea: "7hy k1iado7H Cont"
ANEs! ...-.
-CHRfSTIANH, III spfs<k At,d n Truth,
, 1875-05-28
TEMpERANcE.R
al hiA--tal L.. n

o1Rtsds D73pnEtH 70 N tHIeafF 7f114Hs.
p1ooMINaToN, ILL.,, HAY 27.-Tho citizcus Of
bloomington have invited tho mombors Of tho
draud Lodge Of Good Tomplsrs to take ride In
carriages round tho city tomorrow afternoon,
Which has been accepted. Nothing OF general
Importance kAnBpired to-day IN thu working Of
tho Lodgs+ Action nas taken to provide
shorough roviHion OF the dlnai for Juvenile tom
Piles, and tho thanks Of tho Lodge WeEo rendered
to Sister Martha O'Donnell Superintendent OF
tho Juvenile Department.
, 1875-05-28

iiuMWAitY-KsAENEY-s ssy 2s. at tho rr,dtnsss =;
Chu!ol pr Il. r. Hhamxs,. 81 fooo%ns, % ill., m Iii 'SSnn' Sn'
&1o 4. kearney, Of this city. No cards. ~" A'sf-
,HART-HARE-Hy tho hov, Father f3uilfo,u. ~
Jsmos Hart and km,na Jaus Ware. hisy 36. A.
, 1875-05-28

Use Clan F!trs Mineral Wotcs. II u for asls BY Al
tbs principal druggista IN thls city. It u about
the only n!leral water before thu publs Nheh h
shs4rsly fsss from sulphata u liius.
, 1875-05-28

To tks HIifor " 1hs Eneaas Tribune:
CuicAoo, May 27.-1n It not an Ahsurdity for
tho Finance Committee Of tho City Council to
10 whiting down tho department estimates for
expenditures during the coming year on the
ground Of economy, and then voting to proccod
At ouce Hith tho building Of 60, ,Q0o, 900 Court
HouHea Do ITO need the Coust-uouse "A badly
~ We do tho hoss improvements for o1tinguish-
ing ilres when wo are paying $4,000, GOO per year
for insurance, At least one.th!rd Of which IL
charged to ua for auch itoms Of neglect on tho
part Of tho City Council ~ the failuza To ap-
propriato any money to put up and connect tho
200 AlaFm-boXeH purchased last summer aud utll
stirred away ubceBa beeauae no money Ia appso-
priated 10 put taom up, and connect them and
for purchasing tho ninA, cheap, and unreliable
rotary onglnea Instead OF powarful aud reliable
piston engines tor use In Eros iu high buildings,
aud other aueh "penny W1so and pound foolish
t,roceedings7
On tho sanle subject might bb said that lnstead
Of speclfYlug exactly what thu lutios OF our six
Fire Mardona arc, aud providing = foliabto
method OF determining that tho duties are per-
formed, The economical Counoil propose to ossAb.
lisE a1, extensive Bureau for Inspection OF Duld-
iuYs, with &5, 600 man to boss tho job, and tho
SAIL mans qualifications for inspecting build
tnga weFo learned mainly in tLs Council ChAua-
bor. Thih Bystom Of economy in our corporation
wouh! Etve little truce to tho ordtnAuco roqalr-
ing the bridges to be cloaed At thoBo houra whom
ouc-shird OF tho population hare 10 wait on the
convenience ot + few sailors And tugmeu as tile
bridges arc NON managed, and maAo the tobbern
aud ot}ct-Hoekeru wait until thu people who DAY
tho taxes aro attended, to, thar will change from
their culinary erross. AST1-A1on1ADEz.
, 1875-05-28

Tia rropristoya Of thu Glen FlotS Hprinx alAlm 10
hAss tho best mineral srring IN this world. IT ron
would like 10 ths evidence ak your druggist who
will atss you circular fsss.
, 1875-05-28

z!;i:::::= ::;;;! $='ss
e; E =; ss;.::..si;s: Z :.;s{s;Ni; # I'LL, isa'&
!s:"s IT,: :sts.Ewsis;s.s.. :a.s-v3!as; :. :
z;m. rssMs. e sassdIT.s Essd f.. Esas'. :, ra,,
DnorfED.
Tho management Of the st. Louis Brown
Bookings lay0 bacome dissatisfied with Fleet
and hhye cancelled hiH contract. His successor
has not bean named, but Calvin will probably ba
tho man.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay N.-Aoout 1000 people
Witnessed the third game betwean Tho Athletics
and boatons thla afternoon. The Dostona had
out shoir full toan,. including Latham whllo the
ContonnielB, ErTors Of Auson and two lucky
hits gavo tho DoBtons their first two .uus the
good batting Of White and George Wright earn
runs by tho Wild throwing Of o'Rourko aud
George Wright each tina after two men mere
out. Tho Bostons llal made three un-
earned runs In tho tonth Innings. and
tho Athletics had one out and one on second
base Wien tho crowd rushed upon tho flold, on
aooing the umpire rehign hts position on ac-
count Of something said To him. As 1t wss i'm
poasib1e to cleAr tho lold to allow tho game to
go %, TUG umpire, according to soc. T. OF Rule I,
ning6, whom the score stood 4 tis.
Tho unpirinR Of Mclean was unsatisfactory
70 both nlnos. Au1 occastoned much lll.toelinE,
Tho bcoro was:
9
Doatons s.,....,..........1 o 0 o o o 1-3
Athletlcs. 0 4 0 Is
huTuA1H-hEw HAyHNa.
NEw YonK May 27.-Daxa ball: H1tuall, q:
Now HAveps, 8.
IT. L0u1B-KEoKux.
BT. LoUm, No., May 97.-DaBe ball-Es. Louis
Browns, II; Kaokuk Wosterns, i
, 1875-05-28
INSURANCE.,


WnAT 7HH GIFT AAB DONE TO PREVENT FIRES.
At the late meet,ng Of the Committee from tho
National board Of Fire Underwriters In this city,
the following atstcment OF improvements made
since July, 1874, by tho city, to prevent and dis
coyor ares, was submitted 10 thu Chairman Of
sla4 Co4,mIttee by tho Chairman Of tho Chicago
Comuittae appointed for ths purpose Of COLI
yinciug tle.n ulat 1t wha unjust TO Ch,cugo to
de,aaud ~ high rates now ~ before thess i'm
psoyements we're mad0;
nA, HeaL, E4q., Chairman Committee qf khs IA.
tfutbH Bo4rd a( Sir: 1t tbs r..
quest Of thu Committee Ut uhtcx8u board, haul yop
q {ew ikella CpuceEuIu4 what has l.rn lons by ul4r
city L tia way Of incrtAatnY ctr facilities for Prsyrut-
Ing sAd discovering nr. since tbs 1sS Vt July, ls14
EH.t-i wnala Msntion that alMo4t every yroluI.
nent business building laa beah supplied viii Iron
shutter. xll side aud rear opeii1Ka. E1acs number
ul buildings alutseted snre lu!y-la3,
SEc0Hd-'Ihs walls tStHetn h1tldluKt-whieh, n \
rule, prior to July H. 18TH e1teAdcd inchea aboyo
tuufa-uox 10 alnsust afl cas4s eattud leet aLoYs
Euole, ....
1hTt-Ths tirs ortllnano4-whicn, prior to July II.
4nclult4 only { part Ut the cisJ-now includes tha
whole city aud by liz p1ovatons 10 more fsane build
hugs Gun be nfected.
Fpusa-Tbe Euro Depsttmsnt-whleh, befots July
il, VA somewhat loos41J EnA1ARcd--se nov Divided
into &x divisions with Atstssat Marshal tn cb4tgs
4 eseh and ihs Marshal IN charge of ths whot Tho
AA1sha et zach dEtsop Ra8 tss}s eessa!n ffspon&s
, 1875-05-28

Satisfactory Evidence
II ~ tbfttv u pallsyt kskt&al Hss &xtFAeAae n
fs!lase " 10y !lssats fsls, g NJ xseY M vi
, 1875-05-28

onAuA, Nsb., Nny 27.-Ttroe car.lo.f,. a,
passenRors from Australia, brought to San Fr,u. "
clHco b. tho last Pacific Mail stoap,or. srrrs,
horo to-day. -''4'ea
, 1875-05-28

contain Ill lAtest improvements. Over 100 porsona
hAvs testified 10 tha!r super,otty. Reedb TepiA Of
Musc, o. Van Uareo atreo&.
, 1875-05-28

One hundred planes And oTgans to Fant also second
hand lauoa for sails It great bargains. 10 naks room
for new stock. ". W. KlMnALI, Atsts md Adxuas
tsIootss
, 1875-05-28

To khs Editor of T4.s Ch.eags Ix.oua4:
CulcAoo, May 27.-To-day'a TnlnusH contains
n article to the effect that tho busg1Aries re-
Gently committed won't OF Western avenue werp
myths, and better substantial than by shs ro-
ports OF houscho!ders to Deputy AAaosaors, That
fo~ tax-hstlng propsfsy-owaera In this, - in
othoE Aections Of tho city, resort to dlahouorabe
means to eyads taxation, IL m undouiAble fact,
though no moro so 1t, this district than esowhorn,
bus tho astompt Of tho police to screen thou.
se!yea hy n'eana o! this subtsrtuge from tho In
'!iguAtton caused by tho iaanlicIeucy OF patrol
men In th!s quarter III too pslpably transparent,
1t lH eithoF ~ uodge 10 escape "cenaufo,
Or IL tho result OF lGnorspco. Ii IRooEenco'
Why? Surely the 1act has beeu made
apparent TO thalr oyos. There have bepa from
four to BIZ houses entered IN sIugls ntRht, Anil
propotty abRtractcd thotetrom. And Ia ussae
whore theso Tas no loss, It ws4 cithor bocauso
tho parties had nothing to Iosa that VIA worthy
tho attention of th0se nocturnal Yisitapty, Or il
consequences. not of tho appearance OF = valiant
policeman, whose glitrsrlg star aud rublcupd
yisago would scattor dismAy amid tho houec-
breakers. but Of the timely swakeulpE Of ! VIC
tim who, BY tho judictous use OF ! Eayol1sr.
cauee4 ths burglars to ay. 30 serious has thia
discussed, sna u ~ tsQaaAa QosplA1ls 70 IL