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The New York herald., 1875-08-28

with honest industry over the burdensome
blocks of granite and sadly driving them
into place. We see OWaterbury and the
ORoosevelt, the O'Brennan and the ODono-
hue sitting side by side in the brief hour
that follows the hot noon, eating their
homely dinners out of their cans and wiping
the honest sweat from their brows. We see
Colonel Tom O'Dunlap and the aromatic
Brigadier General Douglas O'Taylor, the two
great fighting men, diligently mixing the lime
and the sand. Over them we see some long
legged, pale-eyed, leather-skinned, sharp
toothed, cadaverous New England Yankee,
with q rod of iron, docking those who are
late, censuring those who go home early-in
his person type of the triumph of the for
eigners over the rulers Of the soil.
This is only one of the sorrows that viii
come unless our rulers will make peace.
Just as surely as the Danes and Saxons pos
sessed the lands of Brian Boroihme and his
brother kings, those illustrious monarchs OF
the past, who now rest with God, just so
surely will the Yankee be the conqueror of
New York Bliss and Cornell, Daven-
OAAADAiS' ~
the O'Creamer, the OMorrissey and the
OKelly. We shall no longer be scourged
with whips but with scorpions.
SPAN-The fall of SEQ de Urgel will be
likely to damage seriously the cause of Car
lism in Spain. The forces of the Pretender
are disheartened by frequent reverses, and
the government at Madrid seems determined
to make supreme effort to put down the
insurrection in the North. If proper energy
were displayed in the prosecution of the war
Spain would be saved thousands of valuable
lives and much treasure People who
thought Don Carlos was about to occupy
Madrid can now see their error. The
Spanish nation does not look with favor on
the theories of socialistic republicans, but
the tendency of public thought in the Pc
ninsula is strongly toward liberalism. The
day when a reactionary divine-right king
was possible in Spain has long since passed
never, we hope, to return.
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

WALLACKiS THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street-Englsh Comic Opera
BOULofTE, +. NJ. Miss Julia Matthews, Mr.. q. II.
Aacderniott Matinee at 80 L. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

THEATRE COMIQUE,
No. hl4 Broadway-yARIETY at P. NJ. closes at 10 AS
p NJ Matinee ct ? r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
HEODORE THOMAS CONCERT, at 3 p. NJ.
, 1875-03-07
Y, NJ. C.. A.
NOaltSATISG 4 TICKET.


A meeting Of tho Chicago Young Mems Chris
tian Association WAS held At o'clock yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of nominating officers,
to be elected Monday, the 18th OF this month.
The chair was taken By Mr.-B. F. Jacobs, Who,
on motion, appointed committee to prepare
nominations, which they did as follows: Presi-
dent N. s. Bouton First Vice-Presldent, Or. G.
R. Dlackau Second Vice-President, A. n. Eddy;
Recording Secretary, George II. high Board OF
Managers, E. G. Keith, c. J. Richardson, and
Philip Myers.
Mr. Bouton stated that he would decline the
nomination for President Of the Association.
Tho Association had progressed greatly within
the past faw years, but there WAS still room Tor
improvement. What was wanted was d presl-
dent who could go out before the world and take
vas thing he could not do He had hoped to
hear the name Of 1Tr. John Y. Farwell suggested.
He positively declined to accept the nomination.
Mr.. Philip Myers objected to his name being
placed on the Committee.
: The Chair suggested the name OF Il. u. Spat-
ford for President of tho Association.
On motion Of Mr.. Boutou, the name OF Mr-
FsrYell Was substituted for his on the Commit
toes report.
On motion, the name Of DR.. 7. G. Duncan was
substituted on the board OF Managers for that
OF Nr. Myers.
The Chairman stated that he had reason to
hope that SECOND ticket would be put IN the
field, and that there was some prospect OF the
annual election-which has OF late yeara been
very dull atair-ttis time proving Of unusual In
terest.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1875-03-07
THE PUBLIC L]BRANT.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LITERATURE
The Board Of Directors Of tbs Public Library
met Yesterday afternoon in tho Library y-roons,
corner Of Madison street and Wabash avenue,
President Horne in the Chair, and Directors An
thony, Rosentbai, Mason. shorov. onahsn' aud
n.stsr present. Bills for @7G2.90 for scandl-
naYian books, one of Messrs. MeDougah aud
Mckinley for carpenter-work, amounting TO
s114. and ono Of the Staats zeitung for 1902 80
Tor bookbinding. were reported to be correct and
ordered to bo paid
CLERICAL CHANGES
Mr. Hosentha1, from the COMMITTEES OF Ao-
u,inlstraiion, reported that Mr. Carroll, one OF
tho assistants on duty in the Library in the even
iucs, had resigned and that it would be neces-
sary to fill his place. The Balary Was 81 per
veek. 30 ordered. Also, 3 report recommend
ing that two assistants be employed at con-
pensation OF IS week each, III the place OF Mr.
Apthony, one OF the assistants who hAd re-
signed. It was stated that Mr.. Anthony had
been receiving salary Of 5000 per annuna. 80
tSxt tho Two IN his place would cost but little
more, nhils the increase Was absolutely neces-
Bary.
of Bohetniana, 1t which resolutions had: been
adopted calling upon tho Board to recognize
their nationality in tho cn2dact af tho Library.
, 1875-03-07
LOCAL LETTERS.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, March 6.-1n these days Of piercing
winds and drifting snovs-when the mercury
shrinks down into tho bulb Of the thermometer,
and the water is solid in the pipes when the
lake is d vast field Of ice, and the landscape IN
endless waste Of snow when the coal-dealets
arc the only class who maintain show OF COM
poBure; in these days We turn wistfully to the
Pacidc slope, whore the breezes blow balmy in
Dccember aud the orange turns golden in the
January sun where the strawberry ripens in
February, and the rigors Of winter are un-
known. To thoao vino listened to the
lecture on 'sSouthern California last
Tuesday evening, at Farwel Hall, the glowing
description OF The country and its wonderful
productions verified by the Photographic repre-
sentations NTH which il Was accompanied, made
lasting impressions and no doubt many who
had long hoped to escape the biting blasts Of our
winter months, left the hall fully determined to
seek more genim cline on the Pacific coast.
That mauy Of these will abandon the idea - the
summer days Of spring approach, there is no
doubt but still there are many others who long
to "go West" :" snd who would not heaitate II
thers vere some organized party with definite
plan Of actiau With which they could unite. Il
, 1875-03-07
THE JUDGES.

THEY MUST HAVE NEW QUARTERS.
AZ a conferonco OF the Committee On fuone
Service from the County Board, with the Judges
Of the Circuit, Superior, and County Coutea'
Yesterday in Judge Rogers room, the 1o1io"1ne
restitution Was adopted by the Judges:
p.so.r.d That, in the opinion Of tho Judges the a.
tereats Of public jusco the safety q toe puo.l9 IL -
nrda aud the health and comfort Of those ~
he Mt the court-rooms, require the removal "a ~
hls Gelay> and tse Do.1i Ct County Commissioners m
arn hereby requested to provide suitable Aos
tho courts tlsoWhefe
Commissioner CoDley moved it's adoption and
H. vas carried. II was then decided to present
TIA resolution to the Board nt their meeting TO-
c,orrov and recommend favorable action there
Tha Committee then adjourned to meet IN tho
afternoon at their rooms in the County 6allo-
inc. At their session there Dr. Major and MS
architect presented two plans, ono showing q
four-story and basement. and the other tn1ee-
story and basement building, to be erected at the
oornar of Ia Sale aud Monroe streets. Tie
former, with tho three upper floors only ";
Major offered to the Committee, to be usea sea
90 conrt-rooms. etc, ut o rental OF $23, ,uoo
ner annuuo.-ss, 600 less than his first
pfYar made some few days ago. He also Of
fared the building entire for $50, ,ooo, tae coun-
ty to pay taxes, insurance, repairs. ano aA o1'
nenses, The Committee, after = lengthy ols-
cuss1on, concluded that the rentaa wan e1noto'-
tant. and decided adversely to Dr. Majors prep
osition. They we're OF tho opinion that build
ing centrally located could be. OF ought to oe,
ae5uraa for about 1000 per annum. 10 the
meantime they will use due diligence 10 looking
e7eawhere for the much desired ACCOMMODATIONS.
There being nothing further before them' they
adjourned.
, 1875-03-07

saloon at the corner OF Monroe and Dearborn
streets last night, were discovered b. officer
Morgan vallowinS in III adjscoas guitar,
and, apparently, being ASSISTED tsn 49, to N
The officer arrested tho drunken pair, and was
leading them to the ssAtion-housa when one Of
them stated that the strangers had ROBBED him
Of $50. One o. the party, namoa Green, WAS A.
rested for the alleged larceny, but Eo money mas
found in his possession.
Yesterday At half-oast 2, c. A. Grow, ono Of
the clerks in the office OF tbs Chicago Sc7per
and Ditcher Company. Started for the Firs. Na-
tional Bank to deposit the days collections
Washington streets, ho was. robbed by gang
that surrounded him, not only of the money.
but bank-book aud all. lie grabbed one OF the
gang, but in the struggle aud confusion he rot
array. Thh whole thing happened right oppo-
site Follansbee's Bank. almost II ths middle Of
the street. in broad daylight, aud policeman
we're supposed to be uear at hand.
, 1875-03-07
CRIMINAL.

Mr. ". II. Blown, Of BOX Walnut street, had
his pocket picked OF 3 valuable gold watch while
riding upon Madison street car last evening
A horse and cutter belonging to Frank WoH.
Of No. 46 Fifth avenue, Vas stolen last evening
whilo he was delivering some liquors a: saloon,
corner Of Hatsted and Randolph streets.
Mr. H. A. Ch1ngham. who resides At No. 15s
West Adams street, reported yest,rday the loas
Of quantity Of clothing, supposed to haV1 been
STOLEN By man named Wilcox, who rooned IN
the same building.
Officer Lamb of the Lake street squad. ar-
rested Edward Stewart yesterday for steallng =
gold chain valued at $45 froru jewe1er named
J. L. Rowe, at No % State street Stewart went
into the store with companion who asked to bo
shown some chaius, snd slipped ono Into his
pocket while the clerks ATTENTION was engaged
by tbs confederate
4 couple Of drunken man, thrown out Of
, 1875-03-07

Town politics havo suddenly become interest,"
ing, owing principally to TIE Tn1BuSE's Local
articles. which have reminded business men that
In vote IN April will be to secure aomethlng Ike
a good. first-class disposition Of town business.
Tn the several towns the tickets in tho helu
hsye bacn alluded to thus eariy, for tho simple
purpose Of attracting attention to the reputation
of candidates. The machinations OF the pro-
fcssioua politician in the Way Of compromise;
and 40 forth. have been alluded TO with married
effect The situation ot the present wiring
supplies the evideuce- .
Ward, is candidate for Colleclor,-a fact men
toned as probable heretofore In IHK TRIBUNE
from the circumstance that negotiations were
banding whereby the ClearJ interest IN the
southeru portion OF tho South Town could ne
transforrcd from certain combination to swell
tho votes certain in the northern portion OF Inc
town. These negotiations havc doubtless
proven. successful, Is the Alderman has
aocepse the candidacy Tor
It is said, will DO N American. For Assessor
the name Of Edward Phillips is mentioned. This
gentleman WIS Assessor before +; IL man OF
good standing, both socially and politically
speaking ind is undoubtedly . very popular
candidate. Referonce has also been made TO
Mr. P. F. Driscoll. The Town CLERK.
| It ia said, is to be q frst.class, re-
| liab1e German. Against this combination Il the
Brroppeat ticket will be that OF hlr. Efaos. 10e
| aghs, thus arranged, promises to be ono of much
/ Interest. The doughty Evans will no doubt
make lively contest, but Foley's supporters are
| confident that, by good draw" he can cap
ture the colcred people, it is understood'
the property Of Evans.-and, with skil1ful nanip-
| ulattou of the black ball. win the game, that ls'
if there is no soap placed on the cues. AZ to
"soap," the speculator is respectfully referred
to Mr. Michael Corcoran, brother OF Aid. John L.
| Corcoran. -
| WEST TOWN.
| Here is where the tickets multiply in sw1ft
| succession. In addition to the tickets 30 Tar
| published, there IL one On which John Wade Is O
| candidate for Collector, Thomas Nolaa for SD
| pervisor. Jonas johnson for Assessor, and
George Hutwell for Town Clerk. The opposing
factions, it is said. are putting forth desperate
efforts to conciliato this combination The
other tickets have been published in THE
TRIBUNE. hr. Wade is in the liquor
business, 80 is Mr.. Nolan. Mr. johnson IL IN
the livery business. Mr. Hartwell il plumber
and gns-Gtter. The heavy artillery OF this COM
bination. it is said, vii! be furnished BY John
soa, who, in addition to his own vehicles, has
chartered every available institution In the city
for the transportation Of voters. Meetings arc
held at regular intervals in Wade's Hall, it Is
rumore1 to further the SUCCESS OF the t'cket'
, 1875-03-07

to Judge Drumnond And Judge yonn ~ n. "hsoh sf,
Tor thois op1n1on aS ~ WA vo.o y" - ~, avarv
the money. They both ADVISED me 20 Pus e'erY
cent Of it in the bang subject 70 n3os ur 49,,
refused to make tho loan, ana asso1a you
Mayor Mason was not hts'e put out aoous =;
Nj. Woodman-can you glzo nb ~ p1hsr 1aea 81
Of the work before us roatns en5 na1 aaa nnnld "a
vouchers on hand, and also 40" % % soon you "ou1o
be ablo to allow ns 20 peean me moaA ,,,,tsr ~
BOOKS hand, all that any large ooa1ness noass a
would be spt to keep. and thlnk you VIII ha Inu
them admirably keEt; lne vouGusts ;n .sat Io,a1
, 1875-03-07


II you Indies will only call Ut 1ho New York stores
2s4 md 2sS West Madison street, t.is week, you viii
find tho following low prices only very email part Of
the decided bazgains they now Offering there 81
Irish popnns at s1.25; $3.50 Gutnet silks 1t a.7s: ::
St IS 4s-inch a-wool b!aeS cashmere 81 4c-inch IL
wool 81 cashmere, at Is cents mohatr a1paeaa as O.
IS, and so cents briian:ine lust1e, g. Is, and s.
ecn,s colored apacas, . T. 5o and IS cents Ham,
burg ernbroidezea in endless varieties, to 30 cnnt
The above prices aud corresponding in every do
partent are special otfers Ea2da to ce.r out thetr
stock,
, 1875-03-07
An Autipn Sale

Of q largo collection Of Marble slate- and ison "e%
t-,s I. announced by Mexars- Ellison, PomeroJ ~
The auts cte the hneat that have ever been oneredm
Chicago, and the ssle will b peEcmRtory. Ina n1'
te1s sre now on exhibition at 81 and 81 Clark soe
under Sherman House, and intending pufcnA>*t4
should examine the stock and be prepared TO pu1ss
The auction sale on Thursday next 1t III d H.
, 1875-03-07
and thst be would snggcst the appointment OF
Eohemian as one of these assistants.

and thst be would snggcst the appointment OF =
bohemian as one of these Assistants.
THE READ1NG-1ooI-
Mr.. Anthony WIS oDrosed to making any up
poictments at orc9, rs he believed thss ~ sro.
oreanization OF the LIBRARY Inc p.esth th.t tho
tirno Of the attendants in tbs readlneo1Ih Ihrsrs
continually taken up in going INTO Luz In'
proper for boozs to be read IN tne
His plan vas to hare tno z he,ta hoaI 1, read
W. fbam "a into the library for them, a1d nos
In m tne tine of the readin1-room a1sen sId 10
n the proposed change the ptacsep ast ~ the AZ
broken up, and it would saye sne 5'oIa snbiecs
tra assistance. Ho moseu art sun neotiug. when 1t
20 IT., ronsidered in connection WIKI tae pau
~ 49,. - rearTnugement Of the library loolus h,,t
~ Rosenthnl was in favor OF eeonoJ, .1,,.na ~
+beories would not run AnEary ~ Aso .a,;asI'
' ana ,,os,de theee assistants. Tne plan adVo-
tl ]rnnld also require additional aseistSutss
fasI e. thanrht that Mr. Anthonys place should be
filed in the way suggested. .o,, -
sau vi theory, He felt positive that If the system
bs by adyocated uas adopted they could get along
With their present foice. a..
Mr' Raster said that it WIS newe to him that
tho rasding-room had been used In TINS waJ. ne
thought they should dispense with issuing oooEs
Mr. ShoroY said that it was the practice OF I'll
tia libraries in the country to allow readers TO
use books in tho readng-room People Came
there who had no convenient room TO reaa ~.
whole library Was cost, and the 90.
psrtment where the greatest gooo wa
accomplished at the least cost 5sas IN tins read
ing-room. It had oeen objected that novels we're
principally called for II they wers to be 1eaa a. a.
md = 3
, 1875-03-07
sfBrowu's." Il

Tho handsome building with fronts On mad'son saa
Clark strech, 20 well known to tne Pooos
"Brownb," will again ba open to tho puone, ao7 -
eyer, ~ plzce to refresh tho inner man- oo'
the GUITAR man can bs made to appear glorious,
~ h, onrn,d wednesday, tho 10th, aa retail clothing
store, with tho sign Of the Golden Eagle.
, 1875-03-07
THE CITY.


THE HAN WITH TWO CLUB FEET.
EPISODE OF THE RATTLE FOB THE R1sHof11c'
Il vas gentleman in hlseE
Kas walking down Clark Etreety
Conspicuous for this alJre
That ho had two club feet
he pauned before ttationerF doeH
TO scan posted Ahee.-
On It were written lie!s Of States
Headed. Confirm, - Reject n:
He read them over caFefcllJ
With relish md respect,
Ind then so11oquized cloud
70 the following effect:
Nor. by s,trt P7u1 n {es shatspeare saysh
!" The work goes brzrely un-
BAhold, how beautiful th1n8
Is1s. to see from dawn
TIL dark theze brethren wr1uRDn2m IN =
The u1me of Relgion1
! y Have not II Conventions been.
Where names were called II h1rd,
And 1neanz resorted 70 a base
In INV faucus-sc2fred
Rallot-Io1 suffer c'er enrlnya
Up in tie Twentieth N4rd7
>sHavn not heard The priest OF God,
In Gods house, On Gods day.
brand other priests Of God &s fo3ueas
IIats. etcettIz.
AMI hint that ali wero going to~1ns
- Who did not GO his way7
u see tie religious rEess- Each pags
= II flied with lette1s Wit
To show = 1a:he--in God-eieet~-
Host gently putting it,
Il not in1idA az idolator, for
He II but hypocrite-
AThcoerer rake ny w71ka abroad.
That chutchmen coed see
Whose yiew1 are vauouar but On fn3
Eksential point agree:
That ali theology but thttrs
Ia fAlss thooloJt
y Christians ro1l logs from dawn tn daxf,
lay pipe from DIRK till dawn,
For couple Of yards Of vtoles siK
And half yard Of lawn.
while steadily and quietly
Hy work II going ou-
sand, 10! the w.angIo widen1, IN
From Maine to Mexico
The Church il rent with argument.
The word famed eu,t'ern glow
!, And rrov TO nEms. Praise God Praise God!
From whom III blessings flow!
aEox- ssvs S.. Paul, abideth Faith, !:
rrair.esofa ana aoRs cor;n5sans} sna and tho LIZ.
L greatest Ct thcse three. -
They have not Charity, 70 Faith
And Hope are strong IN Me
~For me = weary daJ twould bo,
For me- wofn1 day.
II the w1rring charchnoen uf1azea
.a TT faaess aess the hs! de s21a @ta d hi Tho s
KbereEith they fight Do Z!
ABat, by St. Paul ~ aatd before,
The work eceA brayelJ on.
f.hr1stsns ron logs from dawn till dark,
Lay pipe from dark till da*o.
For couple Of yards Of V1oles BLK
And half yard Of lAwn-
.~Whcn It itehes to wear mitre, then
, 1875-03-07
GENERAL NEWS.

Cor. John L. Beve1idgo arrived yesterday At
me Sherman House.
Jerome p. Merrill haa been appointed night
Aerk ut the Sherman House.
Capt. Sam Ellis rested quite comfortably last
night, His symptoms are much more favor xcle.
.nd his physicians predict speedy recovery.
The Rev. MI. Savage, Of Unity Church Bos-
Ton, arrived in tho city yesterday. He exchanges
ru1pits two Sundays with the Rev. Robert Coli
Fer. .
In. Foreman, formerly of Baltimore, and moro
receatly Of Council Bluffs, L.. is stopping with
his freud, Mr. Draper, At No. LIB Vernon
avenue.
Mr. George Brahnm, OF the Chicago Uf1o1,
Who hiss been in New York during the last three
weeks. returned to the city yesterday, and Is At
his Office again - USUAL.
The 4-inch Water-main which has caused 70
mich trouble 1t Washington street tunnel has
been fixed. The pipe At the leak vas cut of and
the ends capped, which stops the doT of Water.
Thu tamperature yesterday, as observed by
Manssse opticiau, IS Madison street (TRBUSE
Duildipe}, wss IT l. m, u degrees; u q. NJ,
qc: u N. &c; 8 p. NJ, 2s; 6 P. H., %; F. m-'
&C.
York vas precipitated By number OF prominent
-t;vena calline upcn him and asking him how
much he would take to reorganlze Commissioner
Renc.
The Vce-President Of the Charter Oak Life
rnsnrnnce Company telegrnphR that the etate-
meuts Of B. F. Allen. published IN New 1ork,
respecting this company and himself are utterly
untrue.
,Tr,o 1a Moyne-Farse1l Court Was not in
-:.--nr+n~dov Trav will meet tomorrow
ncoraipg at 10 o'clock at the Hatch House. and
s1a1t the mill to grinding out evidence favorable
to tie contested.
A Chicago billia1d-rcom keeper, whom ruin
STAGED in the face fortnight ago, has watered
bis whisky, diluted his ale, raised tho pr1ce OF
on the cueto1n nhich his reduction of bllllards
to Is cents IN hour is bringing him
Aman. whose name WIS not ascertsined, while
crossing the river ut Randolph street bridge
Ayesterday, broke through the ico aud received .
&hath more remarkable fcr lis chilly Temperature
q thxn its purifying effects. He Was rescued BY
people Who happened to witness his misadyeo-
ture.
Mr. Finer o. Thurston, now in the real-estate
tmsinees. but formerly photographer, has still
IN .lis possession dague1eotype taken BY him
ee1f renreaeotipg tho dam formed at the mouth
Of the Chicago River % tno Moou ol ~. ~ ~;
riyes 1 striking idea OF the ruin wrought by :ht
hood. It his lntentlon to hare se'ere4 enla1se<
sopies taken.
un;m s,ndnT-school bas recently been or
ea,lisel On The corner of Western avenue ant
Ohio street Tho room used as bail has NJ
seats Apy ehu o. Or csi1e
house. or ny "n,cd d nI5 o,,tern1ia, v donation
loan Of enough for the aceommooa13n o1 I'M ats
100 persons. CAL On OF aoo1ess L. W. AAA' -7
North Hoyne aFenue.
An enterprisins grocer Of this city is thindn
Of akng his at1cte rsgtah}e o5 enpIs
one besring the legend "Beans that sell at
= bushei," the other "Dsaus that PIT Sup M1
plies the Poor-House at q nusnel. ~
idea u someMnas croet, oo1 adowM.nd naagaG 49, tn
.straGs e.. na1ntH ars,1a NJ n Il. eonscts
way inc county A"Afo' 40 soD'4
, 1875-03-07

Tho best-dreased men in the city have dnoss s7s's
given up tho use Of linen collars, a. they ma LIZ -
wick Is 10 much nicer. II you havo not Je1 WIZ -
excellent collar, get 1t 1t the nearest
n III hzYa Il for Ha1e.
, 1875-03-07

W4 call the attention Of our readers to tas inoac7
rnsnts offered in tho way Of cheap homes IN tho a'@
city Of Newark, Alraeds County Bay Of San ftanoss'
Cal Full details arc given IN our advertising gu.
umns This auction sale is exciting thu as1eodnI .4
ca aoIt4IIsts and others in every part od Ina o'n<~
, 1875-03-07
IT WILL PAT.

10 the Editor at The CHICAGO Tribune:
CHICAGO March 6-I notice letter from IN
old soldier in your daily Of this morning. signed
"Fort SUMTER" saying that the Government
stipulated to pay him 51oo bounty, but has re-
fused to do 30, ETC. The Government has. or
will, pay every bounty it ever offered, md If said
soldier will make the proper application his
bounty will be paid promptly, provided the facts
.ra "a ha eavs. ATTORNEY.
, 1875-03-07

now xecey,ne new goods for the spring trade NE e1~
ready mako kentlemenh garments 10 measure ~.
usual low prices. ordxaJ Newfand, Assso11'
Tailor. No. 100 West Madison street.
, 1875-03-07

Fire on Twenty-second Street.
Weaze now Offering our entire stock Of boo" s
shoes at great reduction In prices for the aea1
weeks Is our stock slightly smoked bT the LIE '
Hilton R1others, 1Go Twenty second street.