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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the organizl
tion of the Mechanics Building Association
No. 2, held last night, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year
President, Charles SchnelIenberg; Treasu
rer, Christian c. Thon; Secretary, John A
kralz. Trustees Ii. Eyers, II. Hartken
Charles HerbSt. Directors FL. G. Berghe
mer, Paul Boessig, Ambrose Spies. John
Melzger, Joseph Stukenberg, John Wetzel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

THE THEArsE.-East Lyme was repeated
at the Theatre hast night TO slim audience
Miss Western assumed the leading character,
and sustained it quite we'll. Tonight there
will be change OF bill, and Leah the Ior.
sgken will De presented. We have had EaS'
Lynne so ofteD in Richmond that the play
has lost all Of its freshness, and has ceaSet
to be ATTRACTIVE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS. BY direction of the
Postmaster. General all letters dropped in the
office here with insufficient postage are sent
to Washington the same day; consequently
the publication of such has been stopped
Persons should be quite sure that stamps of
the proper denomination are put on their
letters. Drop-letters require two-cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
Cuba.

xaw Yosx, March l7.--A letter ton
sagua SAYS Colonel Bonilla captured. 9 nos
pital. W here he 0und eigaty woundeo Soi.
,Mers al legged to be in distress, whom. .boniea"
shot. This act explains more to'iy WY
Pope Gonz4les aud the other rebel chiels ~
tue D neighborbood Of Sagua and heh.euios
have determined upon q general nass"cto liss a'a
i and ftontire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
Coufixmations and asminasian..

WAsHINsroE, March 17,-Dedrick, atsor.
ney for the Southern district Of Mississippi !;
The following nominations were made to-
day /: Duperier having been withdrawn, La
:nier was nominated for postmaster at Ope-
tlika, Ala.; Barber, marsbal for tie, northern
idistrics Of Alabama. Carpenter, collector for
,the Third district Of South Carolina; Miss
Ellen CoRda, postmaster at Aiken, g. O.; e.
Tor bogus Goyernor) Brooks, Of Arkansas,
postmaster at Little Rock Glover, possmas-
ter at Macon Courthouse, Ga. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

7 1HE srocE OF NEW YORK WHoLEsAsR
HoUsE AT ArcTI,S.-It Is ANNOUNCED that owing
10 the large amoant OF dry goods, ca7pes. &C., &c.,
still remaining unsofd at the great uucion sale by
Msssrs, COOK & LAUGHroN. on Main street, the
sale VII DC continaed three more days-to-day, Fri
day, and surdsy-in order to close the entire bal.
ance ofstock. Remsmber shat the balance of stock
mast auo will be closadout this week resardle IS of
price. stand not on the order of solng but 80 at
f..a" 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

CARGO SALE OF CoFFEE.-Messrs. Lee, Sed.
don g. co. sold yesterday $500 sacks of Rio
coffee, being the cargo Of the bark Zenith.
The sale occupied about three.quarters of
an hour, aud was very spirited, the prices
ranging from III to 10 cents per pound gold.
Nine hundred sacks were sold to Chicago,
ILL.,, for cash; one carload to Dallas, Texas
the balance being bought by parties in
Lynchburg, Petersburg, Norfolk, and Rich
,nopI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

fRoM RCuMoNp TO ATLANTA.-The first
through train from Richmond to Atlanta,
Ga., since the change Of gauge Of the n ,rth
Carolina road left Richmond yesterday morn
iuI At j O'clock.
Mr.. \. Y. Stokes, vicc-president, received
the following telegram Yesterday:
"LExESGToS, \. c., March II, 1873.
{. i. \. Stokes, Flee President, Richmond
"a:
Track opened between Charlotte and
Greensboro. Working train through from
Charlotte 20 Greensboro al 6 O'Clock y. NJ
The whole line is in good condition. Busi-
n,>, trains rc>uinr early tomorrow.
a. :. BUFoRD, President"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
MANCHESTER NEWS.

AppoINrEp.-The Board of Police Com
mis,iouers have appointed Mr. 6. W. Cox
temporary oyerseer OF the chain-sans'
u.u-A short but destructive hai.storm
visited the vicinity of the old courthouse,
In Chesterfield county, Monday evening.
SENT ON TO TIE GnAN0 JyRY.-Cornelius
Epps (colored) has beeA sent on to the grand
Jury of the Circuit Court by Justice ). =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

Police Sergeant Seal last night
arrested Horace Freeman on the charge of
tealing hen, the property of some person
unknown.
The same off ,er also arrested Matt.
Thomas, charged on warrant with stealing
two pairs OF pants, two vests, pair Of boots,
and four shirts, al! of the value of twenty
three dollars, the property of Edward F.
Chplspy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

SALE OF RAILROAD BoSDs.-Mr E. Cohen,
broker, and cashier of the City Savings
Bank, yesterday sold 1000 Virginia Central
(6's) mortgage bonds at S5s; 1000 Orange
and Alexandria third mortgage bonds (S's,
or =Dl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

SUsREME Court OF APPEA1s, WEDNESDAY.
Crumpton by, &C., us- Wise Brothers. Ap.
peai allowed from a decree of the Corpora
tion Court of Danyille. 49, at-a g..
Riddell and ais. ps. Johnson's executor
and da. Partly argued by M. NJ. Gillian,
Esq, for the appellants, and by Major r j.
kirkpatrick for the appelIees, and continued
till to-day .O.1... g ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Sale of Oyster Steamers.

5HIt VE VJSIGT StCUEEHCHSs
[Speciai telegram to the Dispatch.I
PORTSMOUTH, Va, March 1.-Two of the
steamers of the Virginia oyster navy were
sold to-day. The Trcdegar brought S2,210,
the Virginia s2,11o, and the w. +. Taylor
was reserved. The three steamers cost the
State 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
Democratic Victory.

BURLINGTON, N. j., M,rch 17.-Hamilton
Mcdowell (Democrat) was elected Mayor Of
thi, city yesterday; also, the entire Demo-
cratic ticket. This is the first time 10 six
years that the Democrats have carried the
city ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

BAILED. D.--John Robinson, charged with
forgery, was brought before the Hastings
Court yesterday on writ Of hnbeas corpus
on application for bail. The judge, after
hearing the evidence, baled the accused for
his appearance at the next term of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

MONEY! wish to buy 81 2 900 worth of Isaacs
Taylor & Williams's one, two, and three years pa.
per: w. IL. FLEMING, 1920 Main street, Rich
ua .r a . sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

ARRESTED ON lHE CHARGE OF BEING ABOUT
10 FlGmr DrEl.-Nlr. james L. Cowardin,
ui Washington city. and Mr.. A. Fulkcrson,
a u, no,r OF the House Of Delegates from
Washington county, Va. were arrested last
lalIht upon Il warrant sworn ou, before JUS
liz. Crutctii id by Mr.. David l'annill, charg-
lG- them with being about to engage in 4
aucI.
The warrant WAS served upon these gen
[. arn by Captain john Disney and Sergeant
~~.t, and they were taken 10 the second
T.. trr.>ratiUu, where Justice Crutchti,ld
"-.eI them 70 appear before the Police
',4rt this morning.
J. j., stated that the difficulty grew out Of
}A, !rccnt l"ucoutrc between Mr.. Fulkcrson
.IG MT. CowaTdiD, Sr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
The Compulso nv Eaucation Law.

PoUGHKEspslE, March I.-The first en- .,
forcement of the compulsory education law"
in this vicinity occurred at Fishkill village:
yesterday, where several boys were arrested :
by constable and forced TO enter the district.
schOOl.hOuSe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
Eire I'm. Atlanta. Gin.

ArLASEA, March ia destructive fire:
occurred this morning on Whitehall street.
G.. w. Jacks, confectioner; Paul Jones,
liquor.dealer and others, were burned out.
Loss, $13NOOO; about $4,000 Of which Is
covered by insurance. Orlgiu accidental.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

CONVICT RECElvED.-Phil. Grimes, of Glou-
cester county, arrived at the peniteniiary
yesterday morning. He was convicted of
arson and adJudged one years confinement
in that institution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

JAILED FOR Sixty DAYs.-Abert Harris,
alias Albert James, charged with assauting
Mary Walker, was ex smined in the Hastings
Court yesterday. found guilty, and sent to
Jail for sixty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

LADIES' AND MISSES STRIPnp HOSE, choe
selection, at SYELK BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order, and perfect
dt guaranteed or no. sale, by E. B. SPENCE & SON.
Best quality, 50 9 pen dozsu. Call and leave your
measure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
NEW Lawns Just opened at sycDz BROTHERS

FIVE HUNDRED CoRSETs at 75c. worth fuls
1925, at SYsLE BROTHERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

FANCY SHIRTs.-New spring styles of fancy
shirts Just received by e. b. SPENCE & SON, Mer-
chant Tailors, 1906 Main street. - '%a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

HANDSOME CAstBR1C EDGIErIs and ISsER Tstas
just received'at SIcLE BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

Harpegs' monthly, Leslte's Lady's Ma9a.
zine, and Oemoresps Fashion Book for april
received from J. L. Ellyson, liz Main
street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

FLsaNGSS WORM CONNECTIONS are perfectly
harmless, pleasant, and efectual, in eHserIipg
worIne.. The child will crave and cry fo. shcm !.
They ace SOLD everywhere. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

< GREAT BARGAINS IN BLEACHED"ASD BRowS
tDAMAsKS, FRUrTCLOTIi, towels. napkins. doylies
able and plano. covers, at SYCLR BRoTHERs, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18
Failure.

BosTos, March l7.--B.ecI Brothers, steck
brokers, have failed. The senior partner y
| dead from an oYerp, use of ehlorofofm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

THE STEAMER john SYLVESTER on and after
Monday the oath instant will leave her whar
at Rockets at 6 4. M. on Mondays, Wednes.
days, and Fridays.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

SPRISd: CALscoES, French. Percale,, new tres
goods, opened daily at SYcLE BROTHERS.. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

Gregory, from Bermuda Hundred, upon the
charge Of feloniously assaulting his wife.
TEE GOSPEL TABLEAUx will be exhjsited
at the Methodist church tonight, with lee.
fure BY Rev. William A. Campbell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

FLOUR INSPECTOR APPOINTED. The Gov.
ernor yesterday appointed Lafayette Brown
Ing -four inspector for the town of Culpeper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

MxoH1p, March 11.-AdVices from .,.ns
North stnfe that nine battaliops Of Cariists
msfa, a ni.h attack upon the town OF zqdu'-
par.y. bus were repnlsed with great lcsa
after two hours' fght.
, 1875-08-09

rerrerentrd by their Central Committee, tnFtfo
}rtl'nfltton. hon'c tnnn!hs Aso. tu Tho Democrats
10 ,gnorn politics III Thu rlott,n o' tho tD1lnsltu-
tiunAl Convention; lat Tho Democrats
rejected tin rr,i o. tim, h"tng con-
ftcnt Of carving tho r'rtn:'n. TIL" majority
NJ tho voters nre n,rlau,.o ilv Iia,uttican. mud
tho sta,o movement cal, he inaunurntrsl under
Republican nuericrs II tho irsdnta If tic t,nrts
l,srs 1.h,raitv md foresight e,nu"1, 10 Cchno
local lickari,ga n,,l wor, unit"tlly for t1lo
t,iulnult 1T tl,o rn,tv, 1ho miners Eoneraty
cato Int lstlt ahnut tln!ltIc.. AM. hcnee personal
popularity is All nrscntat eoment among party
candidates. Inicca. ttne indifference IN
regard To uticAf affairs IL 70 Erc.t among this
latGe elasa Of sotors that there is great danger
thht mono" and centralized Influences will die
ss!c tl,a cs,dnlatcH Of tol, parties. nm, that tho
tirst Schasorn from TIN Centennial Bats will
purchase tl'cir ronss In tito sr,lac In
rtraa OF nccnssne th.m bv legitimate
elect,on. All this can Ia avoided, AMI per
lssrs will h~, hv wh1c1ffulneas on tho
part OF tho majority Of vnscse. That tho State
movement will 1ncrro> Ia go.orniiy concc!e.t,
a,t'l .lero arm RoMt nml nbo incn III hoth pnrttta
who arr worthy to I'LL tho rustions Of Senators.
tunGrcaosncn, and Stste officers. II sho llclut,-
lirans do nut carry tho e'ection thero viii bn no
o1cuss for their Political management. y. G.
, 1875-08-09

of two nr thrco tropcrt, .nwncra in tha Eleventh
Ward, through. vh,ctl tho track viii pas for :
distance OF only ttre. or fnur blocks hnA some
Of whom, It il no.ed. are committed to the ~.
torceta of tho new coFrofatioh' An.c"
n,ent Of lawyers ard mechanics to
wnrk m a public sentlment-with the e5copt'on
Of the.o very fen geutInu'en in the Eleventh
Ward. tho prnpartv-nwncss upon and IN tue VI.
ca,;ty Of Indiana cot. tetwtep 11alttcd street
and Weston, n7onno \ distance OF two miles arn
mt nply unit in tho be!iet that tho West s,e'a
Conrnav Is tho uuly ono thht can give thom tho
ra,itnal At aaco. hut they arc deeply ari ntonse
swait tho cnt1n,lerate nctiun Ut til" Common
Council. Tho roo,a arc unltol on ths auh]rce.
an til" Conuc,l might not to lloa,atc further i'll
granting Tho relief desired.
, 1875-08-09

Iivf1afcr q, II EtNffefdk
Wn have alt eatly sthtol performance Is pro-
posed Tor tho bonotit Of tho Children
Of Donaldson, tho lost noEonBut.
It hnA been suggested that tbeso
children should hare loyal guardian aplsointod
oyer them who woull SOC that whatever in raiBed
for them is properly applioI.. The children
have beon hoasl,ng In family in tho citv. and
wo understand tint Donaldson Aad fully paid
their hills up to tn. tlmo OF his death. or
courso a few hundred dollars raiAcd bv a heretii
would olly lsat abort timo, 0von II dnbuEsad
bT carnlui manager OF tho fund. Tho caro- OF
thcsa children III ono which shonId intorost tha
charitable as we'll Al those officially authorized
to tako cognIzanCe Of such mat nttotB.
, 1875-08-09

thin thu 1ori Mhyor vacated his esas a Prcei-
,icnt of the nsaonhiage. and tonls hin aepsrtnro
from he hut!nK. Great excisolncns followed.
Tho tiyl,'a wcra rxtin,nlellnd, and The ban1uot
foio cndc1 fl c.,tff 1sfnr.
TItE Tr!rKs At DINNER.
Thnrr waa n'.nt'.rr trorinrly Hcnne At CEN
tcnary ba,lct of tho trelas neolo. This took
rlacs IN tin tsree room nj tho lsntnnda, aud ter
minated In neeE,es of dreadful confusion. up-
rear. nrd snllcFat .lisor,lcr. --..-, :.
A meeting vii ~ held to.rnnrrow at counter
t1o;non-tra:un to tito proceedings Ut tlie Lord
alavor.
TNrnsy-ioir Home. 1ln1" membera ot Parllh-
mont have pledged themselves to attdnd.
, 1875-08-09
COY, HENDRICKS IN SARATOGA.

IQo In n EEnFd.10ney nnns ana Wants
hhinpIAster Alien Elected ia OAlOs
iSrr Fork SIM
gAnArooA, Aug. 2-Sonator Hendricks Rrriyed
In Saratuga this morning.
met the Sonhtor OIL tho balcony Of tho Statos,
Ia company with a goutleman whom hs intro
duced ~ M7. Henderson. l ttlink 1t WAS Sonhtor
Henderson. After Ahort conversation hand
I'd tho Houator Mondays Sun, pointing my auger
to this editorial paragraph:
"ko Hendricks IL coming out for pcnd!otnna
hayo beloved 1t r Guyesuor, good'by!"
"WAR8 do you think Of Tint, bonator7"
asked. ~
II can't 500 very we'll; suppose you road It.
Eli" raIllel the Scnator.
"Whst do taink Of IL 7" aaaed sie Senator,
Blowly.
"Yen What do Jon think Of IT."
"We!l, who wrote il 2"
''WcIl, Ell. toll 3tr. Dana thns 1t IN nos ttuo.
Toll him il ho Will roat, Botno At my recent
npooches that ho will tisd that don't belieYe in
too tnuch curroncY.'
"Well, SENATOR" said. suppose you stata
homethll,g taugiblo ~ to how you Ia stand On
tho .noney question. Ara you for Fag-monyy oE
| spece7"
=" ws. really. l don't want to Say anything in
/
Hata. ''H you don't contradict It,"
| "We. then, Will say this," continued tho
henatoE. thuugbtfully. u want Gov. Allen, Ut
Ohio. elected tvho IL for iut!Asion]. do nos
Wnnt t"o kiadh Of tnouey, each with = dfHerenE
| value. NO must got to srecie basis ~ quick
az VIC can naturally. ThlpKu must take theis
own coushe, hut thc1 must end III one medium
! OF trade Ard that antat DO hard snoney. In tho
! mennt1tnu l want tho volume Of currency kept
| equal to the WAnta OF trk!e."
'lfave YOU reaa Thurmans speachfH esked
| tho Senator,
"Eo. not yot, said !.
"Well, like It, 1t suits me-. Doth rsrtfas
snem to bo split UPON the currency auottlon.
Now, Sherman, Morrill,. md Conkhug age for
hard maney. Nh!la Intler. Koisy, and Logan
! are for more currency. There ara Democratic
| l,nrd.noney meu aud Democratic Aoft-moucy
| men,-Uemoc5atio reaumaEs knd Democratic IN.
tistass; but. ii n'ost take ny position one side
| os tho other, will tako il against indation."
| Senator iIshurtcka 10 very much opposed t.
committing hitusclf publicly just now IN liIt
,noncy quest'on. lilo tl!inks tea1lrton aud Mc
Lem bass male grcot discord ~ Uhiu.
Wash Mclean Inns always ruined every can
dilute lio las ever supported. lIa killed 9e'ld1o
Inn. and how lla's tton0 nllat hs could to~arc
killing tho llentocsatio party tn 0llo. Mal.eat
~ for population ont and out, OF tue uext thng
oit lie says, slle GsrmAns hold our bonds
uni paper taouay is good enough for the Id
pu'chlnen.' But iu my opiuton," continued the
| geutlunau. "IAutlnan will outJlve the Whulo rag
money crowd He'll dance On Pcndletou'u and
I Wash alc14esu'B xtAses aith \ tUcksttul Ut a,'b
ote, and P1e4ldent4A commission i'll lils hauhs.
ELI pElI1As.
, 1875-08-09

"a rogarJa passenger rates, the light bctWeen
thcso two III. Lnu.H ronsis nill benefit tic Elb-
lie still moro than in freight. The cutting on
passenger rates IN carried om quite secs1ehhy "
all tue Inca west OF Chicago, and the,e il hardly
: doubt that the Chicago lines will have TO take
a hand in the game in day or two. Saturday
tile st. Louis Kansas City i NortLom reduced
isn ratio from KansAs City to st. I.on,s aud vice
versa to ~, AID yesterday tho l1anntbal y 1t.
tickot4 from Kansas City to Chicago for 81
and so for tho round trip. OF cnurHo, the
Chicago roads, ii thoy want to tlo any psssenger
buHi1leHa to mud from Missouri River points, will
Lsyo TO reduce their ratos to Tho samo figures.
, 1875-08-09

HroakfHn draHa, Hun. t..
Nc understand thnt the s,llt OF Thomas ".
Field agnlnss Thumas Kinsols. for tho hsduc-
tion ui Mr. Fields wife. hh4 boon adjusted.
According to the report, Alr. ktnscfla eatiHhes
tho Judgment nf thu t1nfctoa md is 10 par siG
D00 which will 10 devoted to the support Of Mrs.
Fitld.
We do moi lnarn tho "details of tho Adjustment,
but It In .lontely known Mr. Flo'd has abandon.
cd tho ida OF establishing Kinsella Fund"
for tho relief Of fallen women.
Tho announcement Of tho aest.oHont Of tho
caso wan tn ,a public in Court-uouse aud City
Hall circlna tlIia afternoon.
It il Baid that friend. OF both parttes {aomn Of
thon woEl.known ofllclala) llavo teen. earnestly
lal,oltn. Fat soseral mouths to sottlc tho aHe on
4 lasia that wuuid bo acceptable to both Field
aud KinHclta. .-..
No disposition Of tho money has been pro-
yldetl for ulou the death OF Mrs. Ftotd.
]so!l. parties pledge themselves to do all In
their 1,pTor to bury tue scandal.
II Ii Thought tho tetms Of The Pottlement VIII
be- mat1o kuoHn III a few days. when Judgment IL
recorded,
, 1875-08-09
WEST INDIANA STREET,


Tbs committce appointed at Saturday nights
meeting OF senldcnts interested In tho weat Ip-
tiauA stseet railroad project fur tiso purpose OF
conveying to tho Aldermen Of tho Fourteenth
Ward tho wishes Of tho citlzcns AZ expressed
With crest unanimity st thnt meeting yesterday
performed thoir duties by waiting upon Aid.
Quirk aud Cleveland, both of wtlom expressed
hearty Interest tn and approval Ut the euter-
prise. They sGrecd with the vlcws entertained
BY mora tLau uiue-tenths Of the property
owners Interested In the granting Of
tho Desired franchise, that tho only
naeaus by which the Iong-sutroring pooplo can
be oertain Of laylrg the track lA.d Immediately
aftos the granting Of the franchise ID to pass the
ordinance giving tho right 10 tho West DivlBlon
Company, for the feasuu that, rs the latter hold
tho right Of way o7cr ,he Ilalstod street viaduct
1t would 10 two or thsoa yoarH Al the least be-
fore any other company Guild lind way to tho
Bouth Side oxcepl BY the peti!ous plan OF laying
track acroeS the gleat network Of rails OIL
knxis street, : rfau which should not bs coi-
aldeEeu for lnntnent. ~ tho !iyea aud limbs Ut
passengers would III continually In danger, aud
i.ufsody would fide OH saeh road II ii Mttu con.
astucttd.
buvh MAS tho view entertained by the meeting
Saturday night III which, out of IN rcoIls r5eH.
sut, not noTe than three Of four dysel.ed to Tie
choice OF The old Company; aud 10 this ylsw
All- Gulrk and Cleveland Yesterday co.l-
CURED ncs. heartily, pledging their best er{o1ts
% sscule the passage Of tho otd!s'"uce to-ulght
il II u possible thing: subaeqarEt tn the
meeting OF katurday uigllt, unl bofore th.y
weta wAtteal upon by tho Committee, AID.
Quirk aud Cleveland had he!d conference with
the officers Ut lie West BtIo Eotnra auy,
who % s;.toa 'isi. 1sad'noss to fu,psa
that portion Ut tie tyatk between
Homo sAd Western avenues 70 eoou ~ tho
saver ehall hAye been built tu Indiana street be-
tween those points; tley will nut compel tho
people u visit unti! tho skreet IL pGved- ThiA
generous proposition entirely uleets aud dfBpossH
Of ti4s clAll4u Vi the Large nuMbsx Of 1cHidspls
, 1875-08-09

MONDAY, Auguss ., At 10 4. NJ, At osd WeAtlAaasst
tandst Hodge,. auction noa:l the eaa1y9ntsa9 y q
chiues, WttaguE., tIuiins M.rL!ae. tfou. Laundry
ssoyea. b4sksla, kc 10. Ako, h,ss la1alu9n ~
ahes.s'g. 70 b. sold without resdf's' oo"os ~ u"
ss'S ~ N''3 s'A Il GiiIpWtQx + Co. AaaApR>.ss.
, 1875-08-09

Tho Furniture Of the Mouth.
nu!t OF ivory, with ruby mountinss, slould b
kers In perfect rerstr With fragrant sozodont. Dy
thIs pnro vegetable cl,1it tha enamel IL rendered.
Inpc1vous 10 decay aud tue brrath ~ fragrant -
tona.
, 1875-08-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New Yonx. Aug. 8.-Arrived, the steAH,css
City Of Chostor anil tho Queen. from Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 6.-etuatner Xieland. from
Now York, arrived.
, 1875-08-09

a Serious Obstacle
to nnel comfort In l,n. very rlu,{le remedy has
1ecn dsroyprch. plaster Of Dalley's Magical Pain
Extractor will euro sooner than anything elRe. %
, 1875-08-09

Pianos and orgnn1.
A larEe atsostmcnt pf now llalos and organs 10
rcnt Hcconl-h md pianos from so to 1910.
". ". K!MrALI.
Corner Etato and Adams atreets, Chicago.