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, 1875-09-01

ot Public Works will take. thelr positions, nnd
tho former incumbonts vlll stop down md ont.
George HOnghton takcH Mr. MkyDArd's plhce M
Aarfrtant Superintendent, Aam Wtlta tnkes Wat
sons portion M Constable, and anuthor ono Of
tho MAYORS pets takes Vandorcooka pua,ion M
collector OF "ater sa.es. llhsInE received tn.t-
1nhtion that hls plsco VAS wanted bupt. May
natt1 yesterday addressed tllo following to tho
Board Of Public Works:
herchy lender my resEnatinn 10 taka effect this
dato. Tn ta aRt day nf my official life. mud whtln
taking my its.e. with to exprrsn lrc1y fernH ri
yn'iE hands, null regret that ,rcumstaneea beyond mY
rohFnl render my resignation netcahtlY. wero it
of11r.~ecf rrctn,c my care wonl hay" hccn enilrr
dis ami none rr.gu." Yonr ol,e,ltcnt Frryant,
G. W.MArAanp. Ahalrfaat Superintendent
THE HEALTH HOARD,
Tho regular weekly meeting Of tho 1oar OK
Health waH hc!l ut sheir rooms In 1lonoro Block
yesterday afternoon with Dr. Hahn ~ tho chair,
and present Dta. Miller, toizcr, aud uooko, AMI
MGasrs. Moore and atcDormott
Tho Hanttary bnperlntoldent'A report for tho
week ohsliuH Aug. ~ Hhons . total OF 220 doatha,
decrease OF II from TINT uf tho precriinE
week, md mn Increase Of oror TINT Of tho cor-
responding woek laAt year. Thorn died OF
chulera infhntum, u; atarrhen, 81 pnou-
There were married, 81 single, 1s9; coIorol.
y; mates. 1iJ7 ; females ll3, under rear Ut
ago, lO!; botwoon aud 3 yoara OF ngc, 81. Tho
mortality waa greatest In tho Flftoontal, Sixth,
and Seventh Wards, aud ltGhtcht IN tho FItnt
aud bocouh. Tho meau temperature during tho
" eek wns % degrees. ....
Tho Health Oi,iccro report shows n totat Of
ebatrti. Tho SANITARY Inspectors report shows
tho sanitary. condition OF tho city to 10 very
EotNs, considering tho hot weather. Tho Donrd
thcn adjourned.
, 1875-09-01

soing upstairs. another guarding tho girl. and
lilo third ATTEMPTING to forcn tho ''onr Of tho
plato closet with jimmy. The latter momber
Of tho gat,R was nniy partially successful, tho
lock refusing to g,vs Why. After son,c work. he
made out to tear REav tho bottom panels and 10
secure few napktn-tings hnd eroune.
Tho remainder at tho ei!rOrNnre was In
another place, and was not found. The delegate
who ind Eono up etafrs CAPTURED drcaa suit, hut
room when tho gnng ueso ntartted by the ringing
of tho door-hcll. THIS thoS supposed announced
Gen. atagors return, whom in fact it vha soun1-
cd by travelling posldlar. Az soon ns the ringing
was heafd tho whole party came togothcs
in tho bRaemcnt, and, taking up tho
captiyo girl. they carried l,er tip into tho hack
room on tho third floor, locked her IN cloHet,
and ran down stnitB aud ont OF tho houho, tnk.
Ing with them ~ ttoy went all tic plated wnro
on tho edeboard. This conE;etcd Of tcat'ota,
eughr bowls otc.. valuable Of course to tho
owner, but not worth anyihn. 10 mGlt up.
Gen. atAEer estimates tho value OF tho booty
a4 about 4iuU or fl2i mud cufsratnlntcs HIM
self that tho gang lI not have t,tno to got intn
his OF hts danehtoT's room. Whero they could
hAye secured ton tin&ea tho Buni in q few niU-
montH,
Tho coolneas Of tho proceeding is oTidencelt
hy tho fact tlslt tho gang had q team In waiting
itl tho streht. md when they eanio ont tl.ev
placed &llcr plu1ltlor III tho wagon aa drove OF.
rAoy atl evidently watched tils hollHo catofnlly
during tho day, aha cllosa II, hour when every
holy, even tho coAchulai, was away. excepting
only tho girl.
II la ehoorful commentary on the safety OF
Chicago that = man'e house cal 10 broken intn
In tho middle Of tho afternoon. md t1lo burelRsa
DO driven away, not by pol1colaan, but SOAP
uodd1ef -
, 1875-09-01
POLICE MAGISTRATES.

sra1Nav1xLp, ILL.,. Aug sl.-The little Town
Of Ilarvo! lies partly In Christian aud partly in
montgomery Counties. A po|,co Magistrate
WAS o!scted who lived Ia tue part Of tho town
mhloh 10 In Christian County. Aprotest against
his being commissioned was sout to the Becro-
tary Of State, aud he rofoErod tho matter to tho
Attorney"doneshi WHO ssys that Police Msg!a-
tzatss, undof the law, ste required to DO elected
IN dlutricts, and that iu this case ho does not
think that tito Governor Gun withhold tho con.-
e!ocs. Tho Attorney General says that many
emharranslug questions must arise whom appeals
come to be taken from hia decialons ~ to which
county tho appeal sLsll ba prayed to, but. to
remedy 1,eso evils. aid muat DO sought through
tho Legislature and tho Courts,
, 1875-09-01
ALLEGED PERJURY.

AN DYx1.-xEAIOUn LAWYER IN rRnnpJr
ycsto,asy .f+ur,oo, w.. nIa. .t.,x..,,
"''s o'oo "tso1o15
named John He"toh WIS arrested Tor perjury at
the instance Of Juugo Fpfwoll Oh a Btata Wat.
rant. Tho circurstaucsa of the cnsa M hasti}v
ctonpad ara Eowtor c.ro irt, .ho rrI,,i,.,
nt 49, "o" N.S ''so s"' 'u''."'
eoa1t HOE lo.k AFo. aha dehi9ea 10 secure tho
release Of William llyau. who WIZ In Jail at tho
time on the clarpo of la,copv. Nnw.on. M
vreut w,. lu .,,,iet.1o fnr IN 1;l,n,,,, ~ ,,;.
ei,a... s., m w. 49,. 49, " ~ 4,'o
enent' AR!eea to " upon nls oona' ana 1utnlHh-
ed, w IL tho CUSTOM
acuxpU1E or HIS PROPERTY,
to whic!, be ,uude oatl,. Fila n,ono, ~ uc,a,,,o
.;,.,. ...i.r...es. - G -, '.'4oo"i'
W .uo eo"'It No"Ion "hs
acceptco on Inc bond and Its client waa released.
At thu t,tno suspicion existed on tho part of
ono oE the clcrka OF tho Court. from lila ex-
perience III such nlatto1B that there WAS Homo
thsug wrong tn tho bond, and tlsat Sowtop had
scheduled property Wbieh hu did not'own. Tbsh
suspicion WAS WORKED up by tho lnltlstt toss, wa
a"aAo clerk, until I was sn fur SUSTAINED III h1s
avn nIilJ, auA III ttlo mind VI tlib Court, Ut TO
fes1 to tue proceedings VI yesterday.
rnE ARREST
~eh made by Depnty'bbeitH Hutchinson. and
Wien the prisoner confronted tho bar Vt Justice
III aiia custody Ae ~as tho picture Of fright, aud
va k|uuat overcome With excitement. lilo
uoaft "as inclined to DO nsrc!tul toward him
iiah ~ le bud beforp bean IN neKlectinR to have
naa sma. asa.sned before tao uEand Jury "hcia had
, 1875-09-01

The Htntx Commissioners ut Fort
Lnrhmtc-Fhr <30rt0n Ense.
Sreetat bfspntth to 7hs thicaqo Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, Aug. al.-Tho indian Treaty
commissioners arrived al Turt Laramie, W.,
this AFTERNOON. Tho Aerafrs special from slIoro
eays' II nm Just In receipt Of rc1lablo tnfor-
mation from, tho ltcd C!ouA Agency to tho Of
feet that oil tho Indians, with tho exception Of
tlle hliaHolr Rivor 1ndianH, aso now in. Tho
lastor arc expcctoa IN tho 2l prox. Tl,o Iu4s-
Rls oxpresB n Willingness to negotiate for tho
Cosafon OF lilo Hack IIiA.'t
Tho cAse Of Gordon ngafnst Con. Rngglea, for
talso imprisonment, cAtno up yesterday. Do
tonda1t waived MI examination, giving hlr rocog-
nf2nncu iii thu sim OF S5D for ltis appearance at
tho next torn OF the District Court.
, 1875-09-01

GLRLAED-1n tha city Aug. %, JAnnes clelanl, Br
FUNERAL from thu residence nf hy son, Eap Jam
G!ela1d ~ OHtario'st Aug. Ut. ut =. ILL., to drace
land Ceinetery.
holSTH'fI-ln this city Aug. II. of billous inter.
nttr'l .sssr, Alexander Mc1ntosl, agou - year4,
unutup, hllu ID days.
f.tncr4l from tha residence Ut hs brother No, leJ
south DespaluGs stFoet, Thursday, ~ ~ ~ IT,. by
carriages tu ttoaeh!. " ~ -
@l3nda!o PApesa pleaso copy.
nHAUShCHWEfu-In this city Hnrh1o praup-
schwelg, daughter VI Lou!s anu Amalo nranuuchwsg,
SRsd Years.. "
Funeral from scsIdencs. No. 1s7 North wea-st,,
terry.
W!LsioTT-1n this city Aug ai At =. 1n, Of Dph-
thefla Anuu, younByt daughter VI Robert and CATH
efihe "ilMost, sgrd yeats aud mouths.
FUNERAL from re4idahee, No. VI East Gndaana.se.,
1AuEedAy, BUpt . at I2:U. by carraReA to calvary.
, 1875-09-01

soma people rnle iIla mistake, sotno insurance
aEcna escn IT thinking that the Travellers Ia ony an
accident insurance cnmrany. This ID tc scn.ind ilp,
that It nut only ia The largest acelrut insurance com.
ranY In tho world and tho oldcht anil best In this
country, but It s nlso life insurance conpsny, Of
good rerutAtion md doiug lnTeo b,1sincas. its fo
department has been In operation nearly nno years.
mud he cnmrany has written ito tatc} over n, ooI
i thn Company In believed to 10 cqna al least 10 that
of any ifo company. With &asets OF over 3t1lIDU
i an clcaii ssrpls ina to poliry.huere) of over
6, o1.0-al well inycsed in Arst mortgages, Gov
cfnmrnt bonds. and ecka Of resi- and r0cnanizc1
vnlne haa sIai ln gond aases asutns oyery sl00 ot
liability. large number nf leading clztiB nre
Insured 'n thssueccssfnl Company, and thcsu u
, 1875-09-01
THE ClTY.HALl.

Tho Board OF Public Works yesterday tBaued
d voucher of f30, 900 to tho QuiutnTtl Iron Works
on account Of tho now West Division Wator.
Wozks engines.
Tle City Hall may go on spree to-day. CITY
employees vii! depIcte tho Troasury to thu
amount OF $4,000. Creditors aud families of
city employees will ploaso take notice.
COMMISSIONER rrindjyille. Of tho Board OF
Public Works, Ia on tho klck-lat Tie opprens-
i've heat Of the past fcn days Las used him up
completely. At last accounts ho waA slowly i'm
proving.
city-Treasuror Dan O'IIara returned yoater-
day from AlH recont visit to IMMORAL springs Ia
tho vicinity OF Detroit. lfe will devote Ills at
toptton to politics for . fow wevks, iuut for sLe
sake OF variety.
Mayor Colgin yesterday revoked the license Of
Williams Il Cole, No. 81 North Canal street, aud
Of O. 4. Sthples, No. 90 West alAilHon street.
Tho reasonB III both casoB arc diHulderIy cou-
duct and boing general nuisance.
Charles Thompson, the eldest ron OF Commits
sioner Thompson. was around tho old rookcFy
ychterday. Tho son inhoslts hs fasher'u good
nature and Winning ways, and IL reputed to bo
QUO of the most euterpEislng young nun Of
Nashville.
Aid. Jonas aud Tax-Atsessos Donnehy te-
turned yesterday from thoir tour through The
Eastern ststes. They wore absent about two
"AoApt HAA NNt&uk tNAt AEuo uAf0 F&64tGl All ku6
larger cities aud points Of lnterost betweon Aore
aud the Atlantic Coat.
In referring to IN announcement In these col.
unns that Judgu D!ckey was candidate for tho
Yacsnoy on tho Circuit Bench. the Ottawa Free
Trader takes occasion to give Jndgo Dlckoy q
very htKh recommendation for The rositluu. Tic
Judge It rays, will make good strong run on
any tickat aud u would 10 10 disgrace to any OF
tue other candidates to lave Judge Dickey
cctlpae thom,
Officer Patrick CnlleEton wa yestesday dis
charged from tho forco. In fact, Tut h2s not
been seon for nearly . week. lie foil iu loYo
With An estlmsble young lAjy on Que Of the
Avenuos. promised 10 marry her, got possesslon
OF her handbook, aud ran away, tnklng all the
young lauy's wealth. amounting to some @2uo,
with bin. Some tlna ago Pat distinguished
himself by nabI,ng burglar at Dan UHasA's
residence.
Mayor Colyln Eoaaaerts hIa determination to
get rid Of supt. Iickard, OF the Hoard Of Edu-
cation. What hts teasons aro ho will not state,
othe{ than that 10 thinks Mr. PiokRrd Ia grow
lug Auperanuuated in llH present position. II
there WAS any Way 70 toPple tho entire Board
uyer tho rail, tho Mayor would very probably do
1t, ~ the management Ut the school Bystetn hss
long bpcn M offense In Lis eJea as compared
wlta his idaAs - TO mhak puhlio school should
hs.
op1 THHT 90.
To-day shs BsYQrs AppQlntssa % As Board
, 1875-09-01
GRAND HAVEN. MICH.

bp<tfal Dispatch to The Chicago 1%ftu.k,
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Aug. Sl.-pAsebe ".
Coualua and her father, Of 81. Louss, afo now
sojousniag here, arriving Today st the Cutler
House. Ut. Johns. Mich., turned cut an excu.-
gioa party Of 1,b0 under tho management Of
Mesafs. Il. M. luttor, ". 9. Bennett, and Il. III.
bteelo, arriving bore this Morning, and then
leaving on excusuious 10 MuAkeEon aud Fruit
mort
, 1875-09-01
THE STONE.CUTTERS.

ri. r.'1s.. ..-.'',... ~ ~ , ~
too o''o'' e'aA"'e".'eia III su' s"'1ouo 5asuo
along tho river from Harrison Btreot nouthHArd
vtl ,one,olIy rouur,o ,ror1, +,,;s u,,ri, 41,n
wa s'uel4"y 4eou1ue "1!A .u'n a'ofolne' 'oo
per day, with Tic oxcoptlon of throo or four Of
~. AL. -,, ..l..i -:.- -
A''t1'' "no "''' p9ooapls e'Fo MY so-oaS'
oSK or THE sipE 1ssuEs
In +},fa dl.nuto hn. heou thc cas. oY stnd,tro.r &
LawHer, which firm ia now at odds with the
Untou. Tho following lettern correct certain In
correct statements previously mat.e. and atate
Aha ,,ntnto A. i.uua.
-. -. -r~,.,t,.,
cs,a."s ~ s,,,. ~ ~. ~, IT,, 49, a..ss;. ;..,,-.,
- ss.,s.',. ~ ., ~ suet
s,as.,.,s ~ -. e .Ao sa.AS Neous IL.
:. s,,.sas,s .,."s '4g ~ ., 10 oaa
49, u.s. ~ . - ,aas ~ onlon
n. ,sst Nv sra., W,a,s. = n.s,., w. oesaso
n',s ,. ~ 1 'Ao3 ~ DsA."@n w. Nv. ~"
tss ..s .,s ~ 49, 4Au.a ~ :" p"J LOU u"tn9
liz .sss a! ~" .,,, ~ w. .sas sasA - 1o'
.1on ~ ,,. nas.,.s,. 49, po'soa s".
l.y Of Aus,. ~ HI. successors w. called ~ tho n.a 1u
wtre Mpt,sa na,iag LACE Isy coming u theu, and
.asns. with he pt,sile's Of cxhtos1 nutha lime Il
ssh W ,tnes, H. " snes posso. thsy Gelns ssaed
y.rd, aud tho eight men tor conplslnsFa ~
yo1 1,a may eau the'nl. wefo also xstisaed. pro-
o hs s "sn E9fsaS VIE 1ss ss as
tes e,Rt ns ~ ABOUT *iso aae tle and latt OF
~ .nSn m fesefeu siaA suns ~ instruments. according
70 tae ,Sosent hade previous TO tae TWO weeks and
n 1,nr tao 1ass aay o. huRusI. - ue next NY day
,Nuown4i NAich Wolsiu 70 on tne ha ua5 ol 51pten-
pet Me egfeta 10 sy tAess s!ght men 10 full n th.s
~ ue 10 thesn theY. Aafiha fetu4sd 10 ~.lt took
wy &leIIauss o1 striking our tesa ~ scab yArd.
aha' unaet tAeso eft9lnAtaAcfs' We advertised for
pa!nA men 70 eaFsp Oh so{ltlsnae business to
iA!hu ous coatfaetss 6iabLtaoka 4 IAWsxu.
n.,.. ,,,.. - r.. r,,..a. -.,
p,"e , f4'"oF y t"s ."'easo '''oH"S:
CHICAGO, AuA o!.-lh your ,saua Of lsst basurday
appeared al article headed, "The 6tonecutter4 rTo
uar,nw for gtrlkcn which, contains xuch oro,. m,.
.,,t.,nsn,, ,f f.o,. .,,.+ ~. -. ~ ..r1.I, rs
4,e.'"ea ~ t"e'@ H'Ss NJ .4's !" 'AiaAn' eosee "
AsFsnH eomFeled one OF our oldest md
oat faspectcd cut atono conttsetoss Mr William Q,
peak,nan. 10 mako N s..loumeut tn f.vor ~
h,s creditors. y1c.srs- sIndlirrr f.-.sr .uo-
eoeaeu TO- ~ oa'lnes'' At tho same ume
assuming the liabilities Of any back.paY which wAa
go a., IN. ..sp. -. ~. , $50 y. "."A
as aa as now os m sesatnk % 'ne'f o*n eonfs'.oa'
"ere 10 ay III" naeheAnee@ 10 the mon IN fortnight
Iy instanentA which thcy say they hare been doing
until thfs weak tbs last pkrt OF which ataternsrt is
stwoutuly Incofre.t Tint The pbI,o s,,ltti nynr.r
Iy understsud the trouble bstween Meayrs HttIf
lInRa Iawaor and lie stuna-cuttrrs
Viii stato that Tor two months proYtous fn III ss
llsusIuu william e. Deakmsn usn nnersttnU tso
ysrs lilo Iranch ysrA Lelpu on ttn urst Ida r. ths
ritrr anIolnnu ffnrrenn str..t RI ,r.o T.. st ~.
, 1875-09-01


| h1r. George Il. 1}nnge, Superintendent Of tht
Hallway Postal Service, arrived In this city YES
tordny on business connected with tho opening
Of tho fass mail connection totweon Chicago and
Nov York, anl was, Of conrsc. visited by TnIH-
UNE reporter III g,,est of tho lntont nnd moat On.
tostanny information as 10 tho progress of tho
burnras Of fetching Now York within .twcnty.
| ilvo hours aud fortv-tiye minutes OF Chicago, by
mail, Nav York also having experienced tho ne-
| ccAkfty Of getting noar Chirngo ~ possible.
II cnt,,o Ia asA, qMotlt tlo toporsor, On meet
| lug llr Uangs,
"wsfAr PROGRESS nAs BEEN MAnH
| tn tho arrangement for fotc1,ing Now York into
clore communication witl, Chicago by mail. "-or
| words tn that c!fcct,-"aud wton tho experi-
ment will Ee tr,cd."
"E.pesimentl" replied Brr. Bangs. swell,
now. ii IL amusing To MO, tho stun Newspaper
men write nbout it-eslilnE it an experiment.
l'se talked to tho snperinsan!cnta and ollco,s .
Of the railroads. concerned, and they laugh ht
The idea Of calling Il an experiment. Tloy soy
thc1e il
NO QUESTION WHATEVER
about making tho time. They will TO that
easily enough. Tho ronda wcst Of Chlcago. tho
other ront!s too. could do Il casly enough: but
we Hhan't inansnrate tho fast matl dispatch on
thu 1incn wost of this city yet because tho vol.
ntno ri postal bnsiness wost Of Chicago isn't
sufficient 10 justly 1t"
tWhcn will tho fast mail between Chicago
aud New York 10 established 7" askcd tho fc-
rortnr.
1.-THE frat rnp," said 3Ir. Bangs will DO
made on tho 1Gsli Ut September. leaving Now
York ut 10 NJ, aud arriving At Chicago At H. m.
next day twenty hours and forty y-Te min
nteB will takc and put of tho mails ut evory way-
station betwc0n New forK and Chicago. Tho
train Mill consist Of car for ottor-M Msii dis
fEibu.tOn, 4 GO. foot car for ncwBfIRper spp1rA-
ton and distribution, aud tho remaining cars
will bo for storage OF mail matter. On heavy
days there will he fanr lostal-cArs In tho train.
''IlE TRAIN"
Ar. bangs added ''Sll1 be rim at All average Of 10
miles per hour, which il faster than any train in
tue world Is now run for such a distance. II
will convoy to aud from Chicago Tho mail for
aud from alI Now England, New York, Now Jor-
Roy, IennsyiYania, MID Northern Ohiu, aud fctch
tie 1HAlla for tho Northwest, tho paritic, Nils
souri, etc. It will supply tho beat dispatch for
1t. Louis, and tho Pacific mail iaattor arriving
New York ut II o'clock tho ne1t evening" 1t
will sllortou tho actual delivery to Eohton by
about twenty-four hours. And shat, bclseve.
III all there 10 that is now to toll about It,"
Wlsoreup0n tho reporter took bis luaye Of Mr..
Bangs.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD,
not to DO outdono. aud to preserve ita duo vol
ume Of mail matter In transmission, will on tho
2ith OF September also stnrt faHt train, nlnkiug
tito tino from New York to pittsburg in eleyon
llouls, and carrying tho mails from Cincinnati
and indianapolis The lnalu volume Of the
Western nnu Northwestern mail, however. will
bo transmitted via tho new faBt line on tho New
York Central and Laho ShoEe to Chicago.
, 1875-09-01

Merofant Tal1ors May Bo Mad
because wr now gyo nrtIc South Side tras an op-
poEtantty Ia ordor popular 1upticod aud stYlts
garments from Our downtown store. but NO can't
hclpfL All who traIo At elsher 1aS Dcarhor, o. 100
Vast Madison streets, will bo pltscd, and that's Nil w
want. UrdWny 4 Newapd.
, 1875-09-01

A Now 9enBntion in Sewing Machines,
genuine sensation las been caused by the advent
of the "New Automatic TcusIon Silent Sewing
Mschtnc.s Tho public cl,ru.s an in particular
sewfng-,lachIno mon want to know Ill ulout H.
, 1875-09-01

vilfe. s!lo vas bnsy with Preparations for hcr
n1arrtagn to MichHo MrDcrinott, Of Chicago, on
tho 12th Of 9entutnbor, her heart full Of 10y and
bright anslcipntfone. Sim war convcyel to tho
EraSn III tho roboB sle van to havo worn at Tho
A1tnr ~ ~ - -
, 1875-09-01

The Important Announcement
ID made to ail fcAalo kilid that e famous Empress
alpper CAD DO lad in bronze and black ut Hiswau l.
arceuo's, IL 6tao mud 111 THenty y-sacouL street.
, 1875-09-01

II Men Would Only Remomher
that Cook HtcLaia, dycrs aud repaIrers, 20 Dear.
born. o. sna 2Gl Vest Madison streets. make oil
p!or. Bend G. o. b.
, 1875-09-01

An old Quaker preacher once noted Tor atwaya
saying sonnthinR about the OLD. tie nIdd1c-sgeJ,
and tho dear youth" All thcse will ln great satisfac-
tton iu wearing ElmHood collars Il theJ Ut better
thAn my nthers.
, 1875-09-01

NEW foNK, Aug, 3t.-0ne hundred lolegatca
hAso sisnsfled their intonsion to ho present at
Tho nnnual meeting Tomorrow OF t1p National
Doard of Stoan Navigation, aud lnrgo number
70 expected tonight.
, 1875-09-01

Ae rseslstd the award Of American ln.s!tut& OF New
=. ~ RHst attte!s sno1u Tor esAanx and pohns
al Ans tnpt4l1e tHrtAesa. pur1 utusuFia eonaIus
no ~ au teTsteh Or eosIote aid Ptoalass
~ oss llsh with but l!le isbos II should
nt'9sfss 5t gsufft11 Hs.esf. and G!oes5s. AksnN,
ot.. Ehra agh. '' " T -~~ '''e@'
, 1875-09-01

How Easy It is, Young GIRL,
II YOU'VE any spunk Ut al, to 10 the owner OF
new, faEorito Weed sewing machine. fsw dollars
month does 1t. Eco how ubural they aro 1t their
Office, .Gl Wabash nyenue.
, 1875-09-01


blacksmith slop, with three forgcs, be1lows, An.
Eilr, viscs mud other tooa for aa1o cheap Ient Of
shop, $!oo por auuum. Apply Ut u DEARBORN ntscet
Nouln 1,
, 1875-09-01
TO THE GRAVE INSTEAD or THE ALTAR.
Ktfse,nl fhsfs1feA ia TIA Chiodda Tttbuns

Dks MONIES, L., Aug. 8l.-Oa Friday 1ast,
Miss ldA Leggett. : most estlmahle aud lovely
young lady, wAs suddenly stricken down With
typhoid sa{sr, md disA u ha1 home In Eddy-
, 1875-09-01

Spring Lnke Magnetic " Water,
by Buck ltlyncr, makers Of tho Mars Cologne.
, 1875-09-01

Pianos and 0rgnna.
1lalcs. Davis h Co.'s drand, s4usro, md Upright,
Ahl 6uths American Organs be found ouIy at
". ". Amballs, eornrr State and Ad,nls streets,
Chicago.
, 1875-09-01

1xprANA fioMx, JeGcrson Co., Ind, May %, 1873,
dKN1LkxrN: thtut 1t my AutT to inform you xhat
fdtsd much with swollen fsst and corda anA Nss viii
ling to try ozen bottles Ut ,uoat a, thing u an e.
pertinent. hut, sif, 0ae bottle has Jops lbs wotk.
hare not been fae from theye sxeuNs In eIRh, years
Now AIN perfectly we'll tbs Llp!.ents ought to bo
spplied wsfnl. yousa truly,
BENJAMIN DROWN.
Sold BY Al aEugg!ats-5Qc AuA ii psr hp,tle.
, 1875-09-01

A Serious Qbataclo
20 ouos comfort Ia butl. 4 very simple remedy has
necu discovered. psHter Of Daileys Magical Pain
E1Iactor VIII eulo L sounus tlnn k1Ythtng esc, 20
, 1875-09-01

- Il AND u FIETu-AY.,
Keep On hand the rqcst assortment iu ths city Of
aad second: hand g0ods. faxnlture C4rpoEA bed.
dlu9 omes, ,Dssks. touhteEs, shslrtnE, Showcases,
1esbozes, Astrlsefatou. RAcksm.that Tools, Pictures
And 0ss 9t1tMNt bought and sold.
, 1875-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

bliss AnnA Dickinson wiil lecture at Faswoll
Hail Friday evoning Oh tho "l'oltIcal Crisis"
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Holyoke
Alumni Association will moot Saturday 1t p.
m. At OIL WsbaAl avenue.
Sunday tho Nev. DR.. DeKoven will supply tho
pulpit OF tLo l'ev. Or. Stocking (Ciutch Of tie
Epiphany. who goes to 81. aIary's, knoxville,
to preach the baccaaurcato sermon.
Tho Rer. DR.. Batnuel Fallows, President Of the
Illinois Wesleyan University, who han accepted
\ call to tho rcotornh.p of tta st. rAuls Reform.
ed Epscopal Church, In this city. will prcac.a for
tho first time to his now congregation Sunday
morning aud evening.
Tho Nev. FRthor stenaon, gentleman who
hAa won honor and fame aa al orator iu the
'Iand Of song and eloqusnce," v Ill deliver 4 leo.
turc Sunday eseaing a. iioo!oy's 0porA-1Iouse.
Ills subject vii! be- "Thn Life And TimeY OF
Archbishop MolIa!o, tho Lion Of the Fold of
Jnash:",, largo audience will doubtless greet
hiu,. Tho proceeds will be devoted toward do
frayinE and completing tho erection Of lbs nav
Catholic CHURCH d. Iuam, Ireland.
, 1875-06-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JUNE B. 1875.

T'ush-Btoroy oase called, \ "eesb on Tho pro-
foasion," B." no ono word h ~ yot boen heard bat
satisfactorily porsrays t!. editor or publisher bo
Is 60 lost TO ali heBo Of 5nty. honor. conscience.
insstcc., aud decons rer. soes for tho rights of
ropuatto, that he dare te wrltc or publish fnlao,
ttcandala.,e, malicious, ant! lctntnatnry bo'a 10
Tho 1T NAV he irrsparahlu} injury Of rsruops ho
.snnaa nothing abort H,t III a ''"cab on thu
editorial profession might to be branded With
,,hn,o TINT would oHretl,ally 'ct him apart from
tho Intelligent .!tscrco., aud conscientious tdisor
s,E,o slonors h's profession: WHO, whllo he knows
everything. yet has no hi III n se,,so Of right,
Justice. ditrreiion, ard dcc. t'cy that he nercr
publishes ali he knows; new n tntoutonal'y ira
dt'ecs or of1onda anshody { oxeHnt tho wrong
INN ip oilea or uoGtiient polhieian ont af
placo>; a,a' wI,o. when thsoni =, mssake or In
!tlyertence my reraon, howe yer hu.nb!o. may
the proper ninens|c, and dues il 10 promptly. ef-
fsct!vcy. and completely. tint tho wound ie
heacsl At once, aid all tho wos't! can see ho de-
arcs to .lo right that l,o renpc Il tho rights OF
others and thai. instrsl oI III A. " way faroring
tlle rolo of editorial su|iln., u is !cnotEa,ett
with hcn1th: anbituu to be &C Nsldt,rad gon-
tieunan. ioure, elc., ". r. i.