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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-05-29
CTATE VERMONT,
4

CTATE OFVERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, ss.
In Probate Court holden at Newbury on
tsh 10th day Of May, A. u. 1875.
AIanzo p. Grant Admi,iistrato or of the estate of
WILLIAM GRANT, late of Corinth.
in said district deceased, presents his admin
istrat iOn account for examination aud allow
aECc.
Whereupon, it il ordered by said court, that
said account be- referred to IL session of said
Court to b. hcld at the Foster Hotel in East
Coiinth, on the Sth day of June, ID. 1875,
for hearing and decision thereon.
And it is further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hcrcof,by publication of
notice of this application and order thereon,
three weeks successfully in the Bradford
Opinion, printed ut Bradford. before said time
Of hearing. that they may appear ut said time
and place, and, show cause, if any they may
have, why said account should not be allow
ed, and snch decree made.
BY the Court.-Attest.
aIw3 II. w. BAILEY, Judge.
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JOHNSON A. HARDY'S ESTATE.

COdNSON "A. IL Aid . LS1 A liz
CTATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT. IS.
III Probate Court holden at Bradford in
in said district on the llth day of May A. ID
1875:
Maria L. Hardy ami William b. Stevens
Executors of the estate of
johnson A. Hardy. late of Bradford,
in said District, deceased makes application
to said court. for licence to sell part of the
real estate Of said deceased. to wit two Slips
or Pews. in the Congregational Church, in
Bradford, representing that the sale is necess
airy as the Society have voted to build a new
Church.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
the same be referred to u session of said Court
to be holden at the Probate Office in Newhury
on the Goth day of May A. d. 1875, for hear
ing and decision thereon.
And it is further ordered, that notice here
of be given to all persons interested, by pub
location of the same three weeks successfully
in the Bradford Opinion. a newspaper printed
at Bradford, Vt, previous to said time appoin-
ted for hearing that they may appear at said
time and place, and show cause. if any they
may have, why said account should not be al
lowed.
by the Court Attest.
5lw3 H. w. BAILEY, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOIICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
ed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Bradford, Commissioners, to re-
ceivs examine aud adjust all ella inns
and demands of all persons. against
the estate Of Henry Child late Of West Fair
lee. in said District deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose aforesaid,
at the Dwelling House of y n. SOuthwOrth.
on the ?lst day of September, next. from 10
o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock p. N. Of said day,
and that ak months from the 3lst day of
March A. d. 1875. is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present cir claims
to us for OK animation und allowance,
Dated At West Fsirlee. this 2sth day OF
April A. d. 1925.
uws \. 4 S KiMbALL. com'r''
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.
CTATE OF VERMONT, tt.

~ a Ut NEhMONl
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, rs.
WILLIAM B. STEVENS Guardian of Hat
tie Stevens and Nellie Stevens. makes appli-
cation to said court for license to sell the fol-
lowing described real estate of his said wards
to witt
The Rowell place, so called. in West Fair
lee also onc-liult IF Pew in the Cougrega-
tional and one. half in the Methodist Church.
In Bradford, representing that the Sale there
of, for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
of such sale at interest or investing the same
in stock or real estate. would be beneficial to
said wards
Whcreupon it is ordered by said court that
said application be referred to session there
Of to be held at the Probate Office, in said
Newbury, OH the 29ih day of May A. ID. 1875,
for hearing ant! decision thereon.
And it Is further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof, by publication of
notice of this application and order thereon:
three weeks successfully in the Bradford
Opinion printed at bradford, VT. before said
time of hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and if they see cause, object
thereto.
by the COurt,-Attest,
Silva II. w. BAILEY, Judge.
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A man picked the pocket of
Mrs, TOwle, a milliner i'm SaeO, Me. :,
of $500 at Portland, the other day,
but she flung her. arms around his
neck and Rugged him 10 that he
was glad to give up the cash aud
run.
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Probate Courts.
BRADFORD DISTRICT.

Hon. IL. w. BAILEY, Judge.
Probate Courts will be holden within and
for the District Of Bradford. the ensuing year.
as follows;
At the Trotter House, in Bradford, OH the
Second Tuesdays Of January, May, July ana
September.
At Fosters Hotel, East Corinth, on the Sec
oud Tuesdays Of February. June, August aud
NOvenlber.
At the Probate Office, in Newbury. on the
last Saturdays of January and August.
At the Probate Officein West Fairlee, on
the Second Tuesdays of December and April.
and last Saturdays Of February aud Septrm-
Der.
ALvAH BEAN, Register.
West Fairlee. Dec. I. 1874. 2Syl
, 1875-12-01

No ehurtcra wote reported yesterday. Parties wcra
t1ug 10 get cargo for tow-barge, but uo one sp-
peated 10 haye anything 10 chip by wafer. The ata
torn has put queiuA on takc navigation for this
uou and It 10 hnriy proabc tha. ms moro charters
VII 10 made t!a yoar... Thr achr ufggis Joncs has
t4d ts pcfsona property tax mid II 10 longer III tho
th.ge Of cstottan. Capt. Jauaca H. Rcrna, bctter
taown ~ Dtnf Jitnmy." m old Ard wen-knoTn tug
ctpl.ln but lately eturnyed In packing 1t tic
Stock Yards, met With sad accident Thursaay,
Wills ut work stirring tho melting tailow
Ia yat ho fell n head foremost
md VS. terribly sealdcd. It IL hardly posebo TINT he
..n recover. The lug Den Drake went otatse yes
s.nlf aud succeeded Ii hud,ng The anchor Of tho s1n
a,o picked up thu anchors Of several other vesaoa...
Tns & hrs NJ. l.. Coyue, THISTLE ana IT, H. Baldwin,
fo the awer Lskcs With c0al arrived here yesterday.
~. fhe JAZZ dolden we.t which wen. to Milwaukee
decided 10 stay IN ,li~auhcc during tho x4nter
IT, ox oasof o' HFh ser ''".rt sn5 Il soni aes
Bnashes .of lilo Chicago n1yer wsre f,osen
tql Il aoataug leo. The nehr Eupirs sato waa icv.
I'd upon BY deputy Cit5-coleesor srui!y yesterday,
tht pntoreoniouh tnnnncF In which the!r property Ia
hkeu possession Of by tho Collector Is the nten.
t9n to mako teat caso aud carry It to tue united
6a4>s Supreme Court. II that tribunal a'so decihca
lQ.n.t the vessel they will dfpsao Of an inter
III their propegty to parties living at other Ports
shets lao ta1cs not hgh. AMI have tho weasel,
ha from theae points !nstead Of from Chicago The
tug Mary McIa1n met with severe acrtt!eht ycser-
d,J, which Will Ezeynns her from doing any moro
vust tbi. season. While going down tie river
As'eI Of hes boiler husat OUT toat!ng orsn ths hu
,at tssteoy tcad,, md were taken to their homes.
ctEL link Bus did not exIect to lay up f0r two
sssta yct, pld consequently he fcels btus indeed.
, 1875-12-01

GENERAL NOTICES.,
NOTICE..

The heF!hterel Conssruction Donds OF tue Chicago
Ga Light and Coke COMPANY. at4na.ns On thu bucks
{ i 'es ,So*ns asr ni%es B9e:n sr
iarovn, Jr,, f. Bascn, Geo, Dto~,,, BArsh 4 Hrown,
John n Brown. J. teeeher. D. +. 1acon Jas. K Hur.
ti4rter, 1satca brown, Il. $. DFoxn and ohRrs i.
pactman. F. prtnaAurss: Jane :. Dsowa, G. !. niJ,
1s..a 3 pssde2q caqsr T. 'es csae E eoacy ,
! CALDWELL es.ste q W Gamer. J. c. pswson, It. r.
p!etey. g. D Diskey; J.. T. Danna'1 Thos: g. Dixon.
1ns. 3. ueknAk Co., ". II. GrahAu @. A. Green
way, J. II. Mubi~II, E. Hoffman, \. 4unnewen. Trua-
M Ke:n H. b. Ill., Keen H. II H. II kesn' GET a1ara, 1srin n,
Levitt, G Il, Hslcos': Henry ,'ee, Msrs9'aa. J.
MITCHELL II. II. M.Rr, herclant.' savings. Loan mud
u,s, dr", e?npany 1T se.1 5ca :: T. Seylssr s
sss. si dreiss ses snis e. c..
Israel sheldon IT, Schuhars i. 4. Smith, i. Rt.un.on,
FL shielts hns GeorEs .l + st"a; i T. t ssFE Y
Tinkha1, Trustee, J. Thomson, Joeeph r. Ten,ll..
Moses T.ylor, N. In4srwogd, T. yan ss.t Julia
t. ws5.tss: D vi %s.on. ~ T. ); aeoass
w!i,rs, ]: i Wallace. 4. D. wcst, e: ". willard.
wnats! .rtx w1tsn T. Mf1g1o
Henry l.. Young, and bearing tho following nunhetx
to.wit Noa. Gl4. ~. 1u: l5 a l.ah. ety tl, ~
s2 Il ,5 - a s It's u 81 H. 8; :s =! s. g.
q; s; IS: * + :; i;s ~; Iii; Il;
i,a sa7' H. Sss s3 7s7 io1. 3ai. si lis, s5i. il5
a., fl III, i'll, 5, .as, 1851, III, LII, LIZ. I.y
Lilo ~. lc4. 19a l27, s+3 a0 2*4 t1l 6e tIG 6ad
4la, H. 3t5. SIS, ~. 95'. l.7. 1.3h 1,5?a te2, ~.
~ h: -, l.3S 1.I5! 10 9;1 81. ,o:; l,t2l, ~.
List ,,:i6. avs III. 1ec. 1ss baa. ,s,. a. So u.
l1r. l,2sa, a3. aos 6, l..@J ISL. 1.v, III, 3A'.
2u1, 11D {nl, 21 4U3 1l3, suf Are, By resolution
Of lhs lo.rd of Dirrcturs uf said cornpany otertd
to be called In and taitl sud the same VIII be
deemed At the oco of The Company OH aud after tho
bohds arc herrby notified thereof tnt that on and
aihr rue said LAT day Of Junnary. A. D. l,t, ths said
bold8 ~tll ctase to tear lnttr.Rt.
by order OF ths board nf lnrrctnrr.
+. 7. WATklNE, President,
JAMES X. DURTlH. Secretary.
ClIeago. H., Sps. -, I-'5.
, 1875-12-01
N1ARiNe,

PoRT or CHICAGO. NOV. so.
AaRwtp-schr Lookout, draud Haven, lumber !:
ri, D. caixint. Manistee, lumber sehr Bsn Bolt
M.ui,tec. lunbsr; athr G5psy. Monticello, lumber
srht E. l.. Coyue, Alpena. lumber eehr II. T. Bald
rin, Saginaw, lumber; schr Thisuet buffalo, eaal !;
tahr WhiIa cloud, Nushrgon, lumber acow blaalA-
tor, Man'see lumber: schF Iron sidcs, rentautee,
lumber tct,z c. !. Raidcr, Muskegon, lumber Prop
Mrena, AIpcua, lumber prop Colorado Buffalo, aun-
arts; prob Russia, Buffalo, sundtlca prop q. J..
Esth4w, Baginaw, lumher.
CtI4Rrp-schr No1th Star, Pentwater, 10 In cats,
10 tis bctf 50 Lr.s pork 20 brla salt: hrlr E.a, Aus
tttess Iicr, $40 In oats: schr Winnie Wing, rrnt-
vrtr b,0Ci bu corn, 5000 bu cats; echr lockout,
TaDd zen, 800 bu oats, ton eoai: tchr lct. lua-
ugton, 6saJ bu oats; tekr T. Bates, Incoln, IS hr*
toin meal 20 Iris pork, f1ris Lams kegs poTdcr
ttpp @. r. leuth, Baugakuck, suuasics.
, 1875-12-01

G"11';s sn11 ,'1 hf :rsf sie.r d. .o
,,,a aM n.ft niaaa It Lii Il .os hi.
vrcs IN peeen'Isr baron quit snd nSnrns'n S,,1 @ "y
.ns s; ,1e1 sisFg ,,as as ao
ta,, af,,,n ~ TX * tstir f"r leayy an's ltste.
Warssr-Isr aud arn, at ff.Io
gu1tsn--stcady And nnei.hRea ohotee' s's20o'
ru,t.p,Iru1A, INV. observation-disclosures:
rshaeA. lag; oraar. re-; 4,,,. ,o~,., .,.,.
,nIasI3: Iowa and W'acansin Extra family. s. i0n
@ s';o: srstc, orc, snd indiana, *s7h eat.e4%; hsn
sruaasrtr s q antet. renn,yran,. rel, ..sss
sI.t:tsi,o Gorn-s.a Il demand sss5tste ;'ss M
h'sr 1es~o,'@"s ti:ocs:,: .; Wes'efn, 'eess'e.
mr.os,n.: 1si New hl, vt A:ss d s.o Ind
Wts;tr cxtras acaaoc: n1ett. 21@23c: rolls. Vest
~, m11ts tsstn s,seMo; 1,1sss, . c.ss. ,,.,,,.
Taos-ritm; Western frcAh, Sig a1e.
BA.r,uonx. Fov. U.-fIoun-I,,liAnd unchanged.
0Rt1S-Ehpat quiet, but s{e1lf and unchanged.
con-,tarkct easier Western mixed, oil, ~; new.
a. u,ls dull but unchanged. Iyo quiet hut steady
anatrNFir.n, unchanged, and atcady.
rnsy,s1asa-Utder tr.ie scslru. Fork. new. s21.5
taiI thoulj.rs ottc; aldcs Ike. Aasu', l5AAldc.
ia1d ,trady md unchanged.
nu1rkR-unchAnEea.
ikTRoLEuM-Uu. hanged.
EnFfEE-Htrouk, Hht blh1nesd 1HlGtt ana fe3Lslcted
nv the n1n,nces of holders eafgocs 17@1f1ac: job
hing, lMd19ac.
NEW tMr.FhEa,
Eev OatEaNe, Nov. Ht.-tnnx- -MzAr--Markst
stronger owing to tho scardty pt tho supply salts u
''i}nA1s-Corn, demand 1fmitea; rhfte, sgc; choico
yellow, frc. dats-aurp1y good; demand limited; !;
.ho1re dalerh, co..
Hi 1fA?ETraao tinii 1.icn r,tmc. $500.
Paovrs'oNs-posk quiet; new uess quoted At &23,oo;
s,d 40. .7M1qJ,1U,
~S% ~S%nn1r@aaes Of 14o,,f,iana rrctlned at $t.1t;
Te,tetn quoted pt sl.tb9L17. Other articies un-
ebsnscd.
ST. LoT1H
br, Lours. Nov. .a1.--FLouR-LoTtr: fall AuroEnne,
ttNalT5; extra, t3.7btas s.st Xxx, ta..5.&4.7b.
uaity-Sheat lower No. 2 fAa. $l.42A cash $1.5t
January; No. 8 do, el..0. Cbru mnrn doing: No.
nujted, i2Aa4lc cash 41Ic December. Oats firm :
t'noy1stoxs-rork quiet A. f1l,o1. t.srd lover Mt
,a,c, Dry talt esetcr; 74ta7,;o; l049lo,fc 10E9
Htcr,rrr-Fioar, 4sUS b1ss: wh-At. 1900 bu
eorn, 2l.ouo bu !: oats, 1000 bu; rye, 3,ooo bu.
rnST0H.
Hosros. Nov. 3D.-TLou1-Moderute den1and st-
pernpe Weatern, $4.76s common extras, f5.214t1i;
Etconsin extra, $b.75tA1.75s winter wheat Ohio, IN
d,ps snd Michigan. $3,tuB LOU illinois, s1.7s0aa1;
st Louis, no Ge5.OO, fancy aiinnuaota totptA?9s
Oa4rS-Coru quiat; mixed yellow, old. G7HtAslc
DO nsw ia Be- O2ts--aUxed and white, 4iG a6u TO-
iccsedt i14i5t.
, 1875-12-01

MORE VICTIMS OF THE DALE.
Yesterday morning Tho sun roeo bright and bean4!-
HI. nd, though cold, tho wui Ind shited around to
b. sonth, having tho waters Of tie laEo smooth en-
&nR tho tugs to 20 out and render assata1ce 70 tho
neb which had arriye1 outside during tho
sasm Of sunday nlsht md Monday. number
arssela were fouu at anchor outstdo badly Iced up,
md xero lowed In. Tho schr ], H.. Forest, lumbar
haen WAS fputl to be ashore bctween Lake Vtow ind
tnnston. Bho scucd In u frct o3 Nater to Pro-
'aat hsr from pounding. Her crew camd ashore In iho
eoss anost frozen. Tho Tug Dlackball will a. 10 bas
Champion sraa found lying II anchor about tnlAas
~ saas Ths t,a C,awfafd has sons to het rese4e.
lhs achr @. j. Ioedcry warh arrived heso 3ttsef4sy
aasssneSa, had on board tho cfew, ten 10 nun.
IT, s Ut M es,se .. u91er ts"a
9and naScn WHOM she was osertaken by tho Gafa.
r. pstana wss ashore about twp weeks aso inst OF!
team pump On board 10 iovp her alo4t. Whnn about
y "a sas te1an to dll Tardy. The crew wers com
r. lhs, nnghe.l Il III th!s fral craft for toycra'
11ora Luckily theJ wGrs aisrosssod ty thu schF Q.
s %.a - ~saa ts aos as @ 'sssa
,auea ssts, soes, md ane*ss. Ths rssans i Owned
"t5s:' sss T. S*'a toamsss I'd sne u: !: asa %
and u insured 10 buffalo Company tot s. 0104
IT, ets RoAe!as Ia reported al suehos a a. 4slets
eualts ot MacfnAw With her canFie gone, End bat}y
aed W. Capt. MARTIN blaekbury left this sdtY l4st
salns attend to her. Aa Will Aso look sfss the sear
mn s[.o rcte.sed hese yeserdsy taat Tho sns 81.
tssenso With cargo Of ssI for thts es} 70 ashore At
@Sa MseE, Sturgeon Iont capt Necload lsft jsst
Lite TssserAo du.luK tbs gale, lhe p&EtHutays Of
*t.s f*s5sa s y Il ~ Dss.s iss y
sAdsd With shingles. Ia Ashuta at Two Ereels. aAd
, 1875-12-01

1oar Jxny1a, N. T., Nov. so.-snstRst'on on the
Delaware h Hudson Capal IL cfoscd frnm 1fonna-
daa 10 EenriEc. Al loadrd hoats will renth tide-
water today when Tho canal will to clo"ed FOR tho
6enAnn. .......
DuTrAtx. N. r.. nor. eo-There was envcre cnd
oohg tic ,lns Of tho Ere canA ,ast hlE, te nrrrnry
1t from 10 10 deg. belew zero Canal hss'2stoh ID
sirtnaily cio'cf.
Tho cuual Is ctosed with i'm between ttra and thu
Hudson River, Thermometer to 4 degrerh enw
zero. Tho sun ia ebining brightly Tho Hudson lsiV1r
Ia full OF heatinR icc.
hIpAAr, N. Il, Eov. STANDARDIZATION ot tho canal
anil rtvor h rIobet. Tho rycr Ii full Of fcr. The
thermometer haA ranged from tob degrees bclou
Ict0 all day.
, 1875-12-01

tcctd would uot have TO mako t#o fepAtato fa-
hir, Thompson stated that the Council Com
miiisoy and tho Mayor had the powet to act.
Aid. Schatfner stated that tbs hoard Of Pablo
Works hAve the full power to aot under the Of
dssnce adoptsd on ne ea q = A.aass ,..
later action Of the Council hsd sspsslsd shat
Aid. sobatfnsr statsd tl,.t tho ordinance bad
beau adopted 70 create harmony. but that tue
Hoa1d Of Public Works had tho power to sdops
and recommend plAu for the cty. .
Mr, PrndiyilIe said that all tho enthority had
been transferred to tho present 0ommlttea ard
Ahe Mayer. . ....--...
Mr. Thompson thought that new elevattoo
could " aosteu up by the two Arcisitectd. and
got tbs sani4 outlines ~ At present. aad get up
IN entirety different design, handsome plsn.
tain!y psefssAbls. yaere might aoms dltflcu'tles
slina, but ho thought tho architects could got
up nsw plans tot ahothef elesatlon+ II they
could xat up plan for another elevation that
vaa tasty ADD would eui tho general eye, there
void be- no difficulty Ia the uA0nor Of treating
Mr T,l!eyB plan could not bs carried out because
hts aaule came wthin tAs clsy's portion enslre:
AY Il woald bs wholly fot tho eIty ths CITY would
hsys II both CITY aud county could bs4r the Govt.
Tie ,des waA not TO change tho ttound plan a.
It ID At ptedeat. aud not 70 Interfere With tbs
tnteft0r OF kha County Ae AL !pey co0td got up
handsome building Without chapglns sha sla-
vattcn. ...
on A1RKRNENr or ARcuIrKc1N.
Aid. Bchatfnsr thought 1t WAS question on
tie ferott whether the architects would aBree He
thought they ought to hssr from sbs architects
6rst, betpse obstfuction1 wore removed. II tho
azchilscts would agree thsse would be no use
for further action.
Mr. Wahl stated that s6sy would mako them
aassa.
Chairman BusdIok wauled 10 know Who wa
gong to mako tbs architects agree.
N1. Wshl sid thsy you'd hsTs 10 akYse II IN
, 1875-12-01

mt3NelLHHtIu9.
Tho mammoth prop Co'nmoaoro left Buffalo Tor
clicsgo Sunday. The laas bosts for Like Michigan
10 caro 0smrgo tna prora st. Albnns and City OF
Concord. Tho lstge Genoa has been released 1rtn
tho beavers aud is hor way 10 Clsyeand IN tow OF
atug. 8ho n laden with rig Iron. Tho NOW VIII
lam Vhuat lonacl with sats for Toledo. cleared from
pufsto Monday morning. but cHuo hack m scctunt
Of thrcatbnnR weather. Ba will 60 into winter quar-
ters with cargo uf eakt board. Tho stean-1nrge
ohto, during tue sotm Ftiday, etruck ths & western
cnd Of tho pier At The entrance to Eric har.
nor. demosalne Tho valuable Rht q thss point. 4 4
Exprrts f Monday s.yA: "Df tho Union Line atcans.
en- tlp Dean Richmond arrived 1t thia port yesterday
Tho Sar!cen and James Fisk hre bound doxn. Tho
former left Chicngo Friday aud the hitler fcf Green
Bsy Saturday. Tho WtYtE1y and Portage arc bound
tp for Chicago. Tho atIer passed. pettoit Saturday,
mid tho former e!t this port yeaterdsY according
10 tho Tauas Ga.stk<, tho Government wtl build
lighthouse n TaW3s Point next year. An exchange
eays: "1.ato Ontario is moving Inland. William Bur
moi OF Clyde made survey OF tho Meoter farm. IN the
Town Of Huron, Wayne County, Oct ]. tS7t whcn the
following f&es discovered. That mora than scren
acres Of laud had bcen Washed away by tho waves
sIueo Tho nrst survey was made. Tho cEf!nna may
wtal to know lnu many rods Of tho beach had bocn
captured ty tho lake. Tho distance atona tho nhoro of
tho farm surveyed u 14o rods, which shows wa'hng
1ght.hnuao engineer corps hnishcd work on tho
steam -ho 1t Grand liarsn. SATURDAY.. II viii 10
sounded lye seconds at intervals Of thirty seconds
during foggy weather. II IA worried ~ an enHtaa o.
siK-bu.ep lower Bteam y snppind from hot'rr III
fect long ~ ~ feet In diameter. IN every re-
spot stiliar to those erected 1t Pilot Island ahd
Ski]uRatte,
, 1875-12-01

tpt1ns nf,r7teh to n. chtcnao 7tfbHns
FAST FAasNAv, Nor arThs fcn IN the river Ia quito
fotd md therp very gopd eteghinR. Navigation ia
c'o.oa. Tho Tnttr.Dctan and Argmkut. loaded for
The sscsm.yacht FavorIto IL frnzon In tbs bay 10
inicH Oh tho nnlih If ldpe lElser out Of fncI aud
rrnYiatoua. The atal number # Griyala NJ Tho port
Of gagnaw during tbs Of 1a1b vas 5'3; clcat-
aucIB, I'LL.
, 1875-12-01

PUTTING IN CONpEMNKD PILLS..
For few days past but httle has been said
through tue press Of Harms and hia little piles.
now belug drivsn in the Couft-Aouso Square.
It WA plssnnsd thAs tho innocent farmer wss
doing hoaess WORK. but yesterday afsesuoon 4
TasBuNe reporter entered Building .supesin-
teadeut Bailey's ohloo, Ia tho CITY. HAL. and
TOOK \ glance over tho comptAtut. book,
which lies open to ali, AMI shows shAt
swamp-etm piles; and the question IL, How loug
will thls thing last7 Inspector A8nau 10 Oh tbs
ground Ill dar, aud since iast week has cuu-
1emned eight plies, al Of &htch meso driven ro-
aardless Of THAR condemnation. Two Of these
weso absolutely thfoau ons by Architect Egkn.
snd are 70 noted on tue compisiuk book. II ia
apparent that Harms on!I knows tho County
N.ng, aud obeya the.r be4eats. A Con,u,esion-
er Lopergau said to YR1auNk reporter lilo
other day. IL WAS nobodYs business; the Cun-
suis.ioners laew What they were xbont.
Tho eutoEptlsipg Harms also tried 10 dniso his
20-foot following piles by Joining with Incl.
do xeis, which proved failure, The apealdca.
t1ous call Tor ID and u ihoh. Harms wants to
bs economical, but he eAnnot and will not be IL.
loved 70 do 1t ~ the expense Of tho public. ILL.,
pils-dnvee boitar sprung : lesk yesterday. and
= zeeuls, 20 sound os tts pllo-drtysE xas
heHd On the squats.J
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thousl, not frlend Ut Ar. 1illeY. said that thoy
ware too hard IN him. .IIo had ~ nnck pride
~ any other good arpbttect III tho matto., Hutl
they had no t1ght to abuse him toF that. Every
mau possessed professional pride aud rsspnnsl-
islity III lIk4 posItIopa. fie rather adulred Alr.
Tilley'a Atand III this matter.
Aid. Bcha1ner said thst EKsn WAS will!ng to
give wsy. s'Yes," continued Mt. Cosy. 'he Car
easily say aoi hlH plaus haye beet adopted ~
The county" TIllsy should not be thus cen
buret, T6cre wAa no Bensa OF FpAson In u. Lie
lad 70 mnch pride professionally - Dir. ERau:
hlF. NAAI tisu spoke few oonoIltatosy words'
Nbop tho CHAR stated thst tho Who!0 dlsoniaion
bad been Informal.
ibmulesloner johnson moved thAs when they
s1fuuru 1t be 10 tneet ono WbBt from BatutnAs
afte1puopt 1t 3 u'eIock. 70 hear tho report MID
scs tbs now sketch aud plaas. Carried. Tht
eouforsncs then broke up.
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FREEztha UP.
DrrhotT, Mi,l,., Nov. 3u.--Lake Huron 10 covered
With ice far - Tie eye can see.
dispatch from 8as,lt Sic. S,rio sa5s this morning
light north wind wss blowing thtrnomater II lie.
low zoro Last night leo forming Ia thu river Pap
IDLY. It Ia fposaib1o for bohts 10 get through The
cl1lal now. bimra ri. Paul, Missouri, and Norman
VEGA reported frozen la ut Mud Lake ycatetday.
, 1875-12-01

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN HsfLs7t1
11tkti f4at iN..yM1n ff1Iss} Is Can II
IL, t0snrY JpJi.9n at,, and al kAs Iepats.