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, 1875-12-28

4 very handsome dog il Bancho, OF MWau-
kce, Wis, aud we'll satisfied with hlmeolf. When
Sancl,on master coEooa home IL tho evening
aud puts On his dressing -Eohn 6anc!lo Ia siwayB
on hand to hunt up ths Hlippers. II thny lap
pea to 10 ont Of l'lhce it makes no difference.
for l,s will ru1anhge nronna Until lIo finds them,
and bring them IL. waseug lis cAuda nppenI-
ago vehcmently- I1o exchanges tic slippers for
lis mhatess hoose, which latter he carefully
deposits ct tho foot OF tho bed. bancho haB
been pcttcd. Of COURSE, until he decna lliul-
eeIf Of much Importance, and this Ina bred
nson Of anger md grief il his master carotsrs
hir Eifc. OF tho wife the husband. Occasionally,
ia osdst, to test tha feeling, tue *.te will
Pat the husbands shoulder. Its worth moro
than oircls to 500 Eancho miller such clrcum-
stancop. dissatisfied, protesting howl Aod bark
ia given. and he then tugs A. his mlstross' dress.
puahea hae axsy fruan her husband, aud crowds
hlu,kelf between them. TharG iB q huge old dog,
belonging 70 ueighbor. which occasionally trots
over and pnyH visit 10 Shncho'a MASTER receiy
ing kiud treatment and p1tung. Hsing Of double
SAucho'e stze he pnyH no attention TO him. hut
SArcho becomes furlous not only at aiHlt Of hts
rival, but at thu tnentlon Of his nAme. II tho
master hhppnus to mention In 6ancho's herring
tho na1no "uector," low g1owl. ehort bark,
aud Angry auap to the eyos show that Sancho
understands. Tho dog is under perfect cuutrol
OF Lis mastarB voIcc. Without raisiuE tho tuuo
Of voice, OF pointing. tho master saya: "banch0.
think you're too near she tlrp; you should 30
under tho pisno (fog the dog III allowed IN tho
1arfof). and aancho doesn't stop TO question it,
hut Immediately ohcyA.
, 1875-12-28

kE:lstuFJ ljF4"f
4 negro planter cA1l!s to f!rEsbufE the other
dug, soil his cnttuIl. put hA tuouey IN hts pocket
book. uni startod down t!le river. 1.onnins too
fur oytE tho Ruard4, u tAs boat backed ont llp
foil ow.roosrl. His portluonnate. Which was III
lis sh pocket, floAte4 out aud .ola with Ills hut
Oh tho su1fnee Of tha WAFER, Wilt. tho curse!.t
carried tho negro away. Tho ya"l Eas lowerot'
and essistanco 1T uuco Hsattad towards tho
drowning iMafs, ~4,u, }sscetY!as his treasuro
npatln, on, sAihod lln volco ard shouted:
''Hsve dat pockst-bookl"
Ills head ucns ,,ndor and ho disappeared. AZ
Lo soee up again he gaepetl:
"Dss's $1la in dat rocket-bookl"
Hoatceiy lasl he uttered the Worla before le
eauk second time.
Tnh yawt came with,n rcacll Just In ti1uo to
scacoe tho drowning African hs ho cAnlo up to
the eurfaue for tho last slule. Az soon ID tho
wAter Was uipc1 from his nose ansl mouth so
llatAo could gee aud stseas. ha sakel:
"pld-lid YOU suvo dat ppcket-bouI2"
"to wAA tho reaponBe.
"Well. tan." said tho negro roRrettully
" atlat 10 aobbll was do use oh sayin' LIE Z"
, 1875-12-28

tcr cont will flud nut how much each of tlieso
firms Or pctbuns In taxed.
AHKcsu1r Phillips ues fnster1Av visited hy
almost iIMnlhcIlcn. applicants, WHO aHkod tim
to cxplaln, but ho only referred ti,cm to the
books 10 tull tho B!ory.
E1MNkHCiHd TJTg N'0RK.
Mlka Evan8 yesterday afternoon started Ave
deputies Dn tho collection wAr-t,ath. Inch ~
n'staht il ro1uiFcd 10 lilo bonds In 0t>0 tog0ro
hGlng put Til tAo street. Tho collections wete
commenced on Water and bt&te streets. Mtko
Eayo erderB that each collector must t,c polite.
and to uao no hard language towards any Que,
NJ matter what wan raid to tl,on,, bnt they muat
other lnaku q 10 y fGl collection br leyy. There
nro nolno tax-phYerH ~ Indignant That they
Threaten u bring their boots IN collision with
certaiu portions Of tho Collector, but
that will hardly DO tho case whore
tho tattor act tlenentlv. A for parties
who arc not roady Wien tho Collector callA
around. Mike says II they will n1 day ho will
chcerfnlls extend tile tine for payment atso
tirnaeif takes the ruad ills morning aIuopg tho
big guua.
Yesterday Afternoon Assessor phlltrs held
consulsst!on with Mnsor CoIvin, looking to tho
tnattor VI having rebate made on tI,pse A..
Heesctt too high. Commissioner Holden wss
looking tho matter up yesterday, and confor-
cncn OF tho CountY Board md Council IL proba-
bio within thort time II. arler to do something
10 ro]le.o tsono ovcrburleuod. Tho Mayor re-
fe1rc.! tho Aubioct to tho Corporation Cunnecl
to got Liz iacus ~ to tho feasibility Ut rcbatr.
, 1875-12-28

In tho y Autobiography Of Sir JOHN Rsnnfe."
et . foot-note (page 39) may bo found the fol-
lowing remarks OF the wondertul sagacity Of n
dog: "Lot me bero," wrote Sir john. ''relAto
All anecdote OF the almost Incredible instinct III
tho dog. Passing by tho palace Of Tie Austrian
Tlcaroy at Milan. observed dog B,tting With
m AIT Of prdtoun4 melancholy befora onc Of
the Hontry-buxrA, Col. Brown, our repreSsnta-
tive, WHO was then With mc, naid that Ibis dog
formerly belonged 10 q soldier OF tho budyguari
Of Eugene I'sauhArnnis, tho Vlceroy, as,d accom-
panied iis 1nastor to Moscow. Tho men hover
returned, but upward Of two years after
ward tho dog dbl, aud resumed h,a Station
bcforo his former nast1r's sentrs-box.
After ttmo tho dog began 10 bs
talked About aud at long.h tic v,ceroy or Aus
tr1an Archduke had litm brought into the palaoo
and tried To domesticAto him, but ho AlWays ro-
turned to tho eontry-bor. whore ho lay notion
tcas, and NJ timeA moaning. ReoiDg this. ths
Archango ordered him dai'y 1atiops, nT,a he was
placed under sentry ordorA for protection. and
i'll this stats suW lin. but shnft tiuo aftor
the dog d,el, apparently inconsolablo- Tboro
aro several INSTANCES OIL record of dogs hayin,
been foun dead from grief at thelr masters
graves. Ensahly one instance was reported to
have occurred to the dog Ut tho I.ev. I. Hag-
land, ono Of tho uoak devoted missionaries w;lo
ever lnbnrou IN India Soon after tie body Of
that olntnont evangelist had IceI! ontonbod in
pars OF the Tsnueyei!y district OF tho Madras
Ireffioo,y, the faithful dog was found dead at
the EEnxp.
, 1875-12-28

TIE OATES COMIC orERA
Tho Oates troupe cou,inefccd itH HeAson last
ovoning at Mcyickcra Thcatre With .ho per-
fosmanco Of Lccocq'A comic opera OF 80 'Giro!lo-
t.fodA" which was brought out last season
with considerable Huecess b3 tho Geoffrsy
French tspupo. Tho nndscnce wan ono OF tho
largest Of The peasop. which gocs to show that
Mrs. Oatea Las lost .ono OF aer old local popu-
iaritY. Tho p1pEa, both ~ 10 its story and
frt,ric, il HI vol knnwn hero tint it
does mt neel special reference NJ
lnl1eal wors.--if wotk which ia eiusn1arIy
barren IN nlolfa1ica e1cnpt Of tho most lii,nl-
drum DESCRIPTION can t,o calel music4L 1t la,
HOW bnen heard !1orc both IN French md En-
g'sEl. md i'll either gArb II may to ant down NJ
The lghscA.. puurest. SUD loas: interesting Of
I.ecocln Wora. Tho burden Of tln opera IL
sustained hy Mrs Oates. who Ia asil Era. Oates,
-garrulonr, clattctlne noisy. ylyacoua. nnt-
mated, aud AZ fnll Of hfs as q lttlo ncam ctl-
sine., she. Fungs fos oil that tho1o IN
III her throat, and -, sometimes comes
very ncar tnsluF; in realitY.--a co1lsnn,nation
winch hhu might pnasibiy reach wero 1t not for
her rattling Rud impotnot1s etvto of vocaiIHm,
which tako1 everything III tFestisslfno ftYlo and
acprns all Limitations ot tiIne orchestra, aud
Leeaoi hinscn. In her ession abe las gained
yer7 u.uclA Of tho French spirit, hssin;; owl
deptly studied tho Tfonct opera bouHers
~ good purpose, and there were occa-
; aional C!cauls Of really good DRAMATIC
characteristic and natural way. Outside Of Mrs.
Oates Aowevcr, the performance wan rather
| 'lreaEy. Tho principal roics werc takcu as fol-
lows: 3farn*9tin. s1r. Drew; lsoltro. Mr.
liovron 4No'trznurk, afr. Hall Aurors. Mrs.
Chapman Paqaifa, Miss Temple; Pedro. Mr.
| Laurent. MIR. Drew. from the opcra.bouiIe
standpoint sings pretty well, but cannot act. an'
Mr.. Howaou ncts pretty veil when lo Is not rilly,
but cannot nlns and NO hayo set to discover
whether aIilut Temple aud Mr.. Laurent
can do alther. Mr.. Halt. whom English opora-
gocrs might have recognized uH one Of tho old
bAritoucs Of the KchiuEs, rarcpa md Kellogg
sroupcs, has droprcd down somewhat 10 hls
descent from English opera to opera-bouEfo in
Engint, bus VIC nro mt Aire but that he has
fo,nd lis place, where he will yet make the st,c-
ctss for which Eo Inns been struggling go long.
| Tho chorus IL fair, the orchestra thin, rather
mtngrr all considerably bal. This evening"
OEentac!l's fa.orlte "Trincest OF Irchlzondu"
| will he t,iren.
, 1875-12-28
Hob

1Io MAS magnificent Bcotct, dog, Of great size.
btayer thai . lion. lla lad but ono bad habit
~Aea hal Lin-to Boe cat ~4s to tiy NJ II.
This endoh !p his worrying 10 doath fAyo1ile
grimalkin belonging To noghbor, and tho ca.
tastrophe raised fearful commotIon. 60, with
nlany regrets, sent him to Drechin, IL mes or.
There, curly on tho fol1owiag sunday morning,
luh WAS observed with ilSa4 aud tail eracL and
Icsolute purpose tn oYery look aud moyenonh
taking hlB way towards homo. Whether he had
kept tho road. or come by some patti sorpss tue
country, know not but when was leaving the
church, about o'clock. MAS met by the beatfle
With hte old fhco lighted up with Al unusul OK
precision OF glee, aud o1ciaimiog-for my dog
and johnny had always bean fast fsiends--' Yon
tnhuna put him avs, minister, though he should
worry = tho cats III the pasistl." On going to
tho nanso. I found lob outalde tho Eate, a.
tfat mud metio!osa ~ II he had been Btono de vi.
Il n4 plain he knew ~ vol ~ did that he had
been beu(ahed, aud had returned Without leave,
aud was 1isb'e to ba hanged, drouned, shot, or
otherwise punished, It my will. went up to
HIN xud atood over him for yhilo In silence.
lio lay az it ha had been killed aud flattened by
hsavy roller. only that, NTH his large, bcautl-
ful eyeu haf-sAut, 10 kept w,nhiug and looking
up in my faco With most pitiful aud
pfeadDg expression. Though might not
10 tho length Of old JOHNNY iu max
ing FREQ Of III the cats Ia tho parish, tlaFa
was no resisting the dumb, but eloquent appeal.
gAve way, and exclaimed in cheerful toues, " IL
this you. noba" In Al instant knowing that lo
was forgiven, he roso ut QUO bound into tho ait,
cl1olp9 round and rounl me, AID Ia hIa Joy,
lsaptug nessiy over my hoad.-l.sn!ar&ut!s AMI
3uYfS.
, 1875-12-28

F1HsT EXPERIENCE or Cu!CAao TAXATION.
10 the Ed31or n Tho Chlragn 7riouns:
GLs1cAuo, Doc, N.-L an thankful that Chicago
Inns ono good tAtng-R paper whore people can
speak tioir minds without foar or favur. wish to
ray word about Chicago lakes. We came horo
from lIosto,,, HAAS. last, spring. .(uufortunaley
for us) OF tho lat Of May. lily husband Is
Carrjagc1nakor, but las had nothing to do ns
Ills trade anco we came. Ills apswor, on apply.
ing nt the shopa for work, has invariably been,
"Wo want no hclp;" aud all tho work ha has
Docn ablc to get las boen now and then Il few
days Work us carpenter, at wages ho would
i,ave beoh ashamed to receive in A1assnchusctts.
1lo worked for ono 1irm-lhrgo bullders-and
cannot get hts pny: another firm failed,
aud paid him rs ccnts on tho dollar.
There are four of III, 90 you may Judge how we
are situated. Now. TO cap TIM climax, III comes a
tax.bil on personal property of e13.12. anl II
What is poor mechanic to do? We cama hero
nnd brought o,,r household goods with us To thia
Carbon City, thinking 1t would bo q good thing
| to 10 Wcst; but wo flnd that, in at least ona
thing. Horace Greeley mado h1nistako: We have
only ono thing among our Roods td1ablo IN Mag
| Bacllusetts,-that 10 !1pall organ. 10 when A
lung Hchedulo {natual Of tho Asacssor) nude
itH appearance at our door, wo gayo It
no attention, not understanding laow to rate
our gootls. Now. can any one tell me
bow tho Assas4or knew what we had2 No one
camo to sec, aud 10 ona to inquire. Is tloro no
rndEesa2 Is There no justtcof uo cannot pay.
Wo cau neithcr bog, borrow, nor ascaL Wo arc
strangers In strange land. Wo must loao out
may poFIaps CLEAN a word Of comfort In hearing
from some other over-thKcd unfortnnatoB. ny
adsico to EaHtern people III to avoid chirago al
tl1oy would the pagne Tor loave their furniture
IN good old Maasachuset.s). ut leAst during the
present Government. Yours respectfully,
II, L. 3.
, 1875-12-28

Tho Western etage-robbcsh occasionally make
mistakes thAs when pointed out to tAam must
appear heartily dissunaipg. An instanoe Of thu
IL furnished bT the recent cxperiancc 9f aoma
stage.drvors wlo started ont from sau Fraucsco
eli routo to Los Angeles. The trcasurc-bor cpt.
taiued tho snug sum Of e!5t,oD0 In gold, and
tlltH wAa guarded by party wAu carr7cd shot
suua, Henry niles, aud Colt reyotyeE., sna ware
duly prepared to salute my Ioad-ngcutA who
might prctcnt themselves. Tho stage toiled on
r1rtion or hindaFanco. and Was soon ovettake'
Iy another coach containing full load OF pas
HengeFb. The latter had barely got beyond tbs
hearing Of tho treasure-toaded coach when n
very sprsEhtly gentleman stopped out OF tho
single word. "ssop!' The dsssss res',eA in
his furious stoeds with becoming prompt
ilesa. Tha epriRhtly gentleman, aeoing
his order 80 Internationally oboyotl drew
pistol from lis ls,-poeios aud, casslss's1y cock
lux 1t, sAa, "Throw out that Euasure-lox."
Having uttornd tho seco1nl command, tie Btrzug-
u stood 1t Lis easo awaiting compliance, at tie
sauln tiu,o eutrrtainlng the passengers with =
Moet cre1itAAlu wlslntling performance. Tho OK
p1eas-agent, with hocomlug haste. tumbod tho
treasure-bo1 out OF the window, wheraupon tho
in the prosenee Of othera, pionounccl his anal
command, "Driyc oul" The driver EaTe lis
llorsea froe rn!n, yosnded tattoo with the snap
per Of his wh,p and The stage went rolling OF 1T
Unusual spoed with its load of passengers, minus
tho tfeaan1e-bok. ftat Whist must hare bec,, tho
disgust OF the highwayMsn when ho found but
eAb0 In silver to reward him for his enterprise
Msantime the oth0r coach, With its precious Nlr-
den OF t25O, 700 in bright gold ooin. BaeA on I'M
1noissted 10 ita destination. Two uights after
this AHalr the exploit Was repeated at the
same poin+, With no material variation III du-
til or result, sayo that the solitary bighway-
man secured es,D0o In gold without resistance
from the cceupauta OF the coach.
, 1875-12-28
Questions OF lsrcc codcnco Ut Il Ikccep-
flDn In RnutR.

bombay CpTresponasRee Laad0s duty as~s.
Ou the samo evening theto wAs very brilliant
reception st Government liouae, FARRELL Attand-
cd BY Ill tho loading mombess Of both acxea Ut
tue Angl0-tndisu community Of bombay. by
QUITO = concourse Ut native Iriuoes aud Chiefs,
alM by tue principal natyes Of bombay,-paz
see, AohkmmedAn. and Hindeo. should be
afssid to attempt au approach To ~ asLin4ta of
tl,e xalao OF the jowelrJ Which hashai IN tho
glare Of Light from tusbans, collars, aud breasts.
nearly u hsayy ~ himself. aud tho young Aa-
hNajah Of lybose WAS absolutely iuctusted
WITH diamonds aud pearls. Al the Kings wore
tho medal sud RUG presented to each by tho
Prince Of Walna, xho moved about aiuonx
tho glltteliug th1oug conserHlnR now with Que
dark gentleman, uuw with another. but, After
Lo Weat, tlissa occurred Iu cotues little char
aetersto ncsno. Tho only two dihsatlah hsd par-
SOILS suong tue native potentatna have been tha
Alalataja jail of Ootieypolo AnI tho MahaIa}ah Ut
Edns. I1ets sat.loye has been wounded liz that
to the GaoIxar has been given precadeuee over
them, whose pedigreos 11tvnd 80 fl that 1t has
beon 1ocularly said Of them thAt their auceHtors
had boats Of theis osa NJ tlo 1lmo Of tho Del.
, 1875-12-28

Now, Dr.. rterco does not wish TO pIaee lila
1olden Medical Discovery In tho catalogue Of
qnack patent nostruu1s, by recommending It to
cure every tsoass, nor docs l,e 40 recommend
1t; on the contrary, thoto aro lra1rcds OF din.
case. that no aeknow!e,1sc, II vii. not cnre; bnt
wllat ho does c'aim is this that thoro In hut ono
form Of bloo'i disease that It will not cure, and
that disease Is cancer. 1Io docs mt recommend
Ills Discovery for that diso1so, vet he knows II
to ho tho most Hoarchfhx blood-claanser vet dis
covered aud that 1t will freq the blood aud sys-
tenn Of all other blood-poisons, bc thcy an,uAl,
vegetable, or mineral This Golden Medical Ds.
corcrY is 'carrantcd by him to euro tho worst
forma OF akin diaonses. Al Ill forms OF blotchss,
pimp]cs, and eruptions; also all R!andutar
dwellings,, and tho wornt form OF scFofu!ous aud
liberated s1fcs Of thu mock. legs, or other
parts. anu all BcrofnloJls tlaoasoH Of tho bones
as white dwellings, fever n,res. hip-ioirt md
spinal diaoascs.-all OF which hcloug to scsota-
1oua f1Aoaaes.
COSF1RNED,-1IIp-1Of DISEASE CURED,
". GnoyE STATION, lows.
III. TtEncE, buffalo. N. u:
NFar Sir: ty wifo frat became lamo nino
ynars ago. dwellings would appear aal d,sap.
pear OIL her hip. at.d slo vas gradually bccom-
ing reduced, anu her wliolo Hystom rotten with
tlisease. In 1871, n swelling broke Oh Eer hp
lischaEgtng largo quantities., anl ainca that limo
there hrs several openings. usvo hal five doc
tern, At an expense OF s125, Wit, PAY nothing
will do any good hut surgical operation.
July 10. 1879. ho writes thus: sfy w,fo has
certainly received great 1ono't from the use of
yonr Discovery, for Hho was not ablo to rot on
the bed anti was not expected to live wock
when hl,o commenced using IT, year ago. Sho
has heen doing mott of ller work for over stx
months. Haa 1.ed twenty bottles, and htiIl usng
it. 1Ier rccovery is considered a. almost n mir
ac]c, md 40 attribute it oil 10 tho uso OF yoar
valuable modicine. l eau ctcerfaly recommend
II as bloadwisitler aud Htrcngtt-reatoror.
I'M. ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery IL aod BY Druggists
, 1875-12-28

tint Id pLilliI,a Ia n eaniiate for 70 rc.ulo4tion.
IN THE HURTt silJE.
The aeaatanlent IN North Chicago was Tnore
fair. Ilie AhhesaolH there wore manly tier1nan.
anh They FccoIyol about ,0pD fl casl, fnr
l1eit Heryiros and n far compensation fur
tlter hsrntants. Undpr br.Ali. -. RAFFERTY,
tho personal properly a~reestnent ln West tthi-
cago "as worry fair iii 1871. hut u',oanal nhder
AHhchsor 1tyan in ls75. However,, thero In har,i-
~ any charge of corruption nlstte OF nf any fla-
Esnnt undul Valuations ~ 3el Tho 1owIt 1'uar'l
WEST cHfcAno
VAS rather conscientious in its combinations OF
AtBlHtant ArsesHtrB, hut tito sonil1 Town gave
tho Asnossuta full Rvitg. and put on lilo ballot
to1 suffers and rat'enters.
Aud now to another important point:
THE COUNTY NoAHH sF EQUALIZATION
having tho powor OF reviewing, they could, II
tLoy had tho mind to do no. lsnyo refused to 1,
bonnd by tic assessment n,mle by tho Town
AHsosHors, aud orlerDd 4 new one 10 bo mhde on
ought to hayo been Ione with South
ChraGo, aud tina lave nlalo an example
in dealing with Hcn!awaA 1'own Assofsors. This
III good matter lOr tho Gland Jury to look into,
md worthy thnir nttontion. Commissioner Dur
dick saw thIa ppin in tho I'oari of Equalization,
but ho could not overcome tho mRju.!ty aganst
him In that notortouHly-corrupt Doatd. Il
would DO advisable. II 1t cDsl1 DO done. 10 have
standing C1innttro Oh Taxation II, tim Ct,in-
ty board. they 10 net in conjunction with like
committee of Tic Common Council. The TOM
1nitlee on Equalization Ut Taxes aid nnt have
limo to attend 10 tho mattor thomselrcH, mud so
left Il in tic llands Of those wllo did not know
tholr business.
TAX eos1M1sst0SEn.
In 1879 tho County lluatd sent committee to
Springfield to get tin Lcglsatnro to make a law
creating tho Office Of Tax Commissioner for Cook
County, for tho purpose Of eInulizing tho rato
OF taxation, but tho bill failed tn pass. Tho
Nonrd, however, rssl Try ogaln at tho next ses-
sion OF tue Legislature. ffr. a. ). Galloway.
who WAS at that tlu,o 1netnber OF tho County
board claims that tho law failed 70 pass becauHn
1t waa lubbiad by Sam Ashton. WHO was Rent
down for tue pnrpoAc, and In whom tho tacn.-
bors Of tie LcbtBlaturo had DO confidence.
, 1875-12-28

A felnala "uvangoiss," known H. rresehng
May" says tiiasgos paper, waa IN 0alsstiets
On Sunday evening, accompanied By 1na!o fsl-
Low worker, and while Attempting to address tho
crowd In lloxburg streut The pair woro ,nohhed.
An address by the female speaker WA closed
w,l prayer BY her companion that the wort
spoken by his wits might be biessed to the audi
ctce wllet. ho wa. interrupted by shout that
.sMary J" was not hia wife. sts.l that ho hsd do
serted bosl wlfc and cttItlron iu ltcrwlckshirn.
The pair made off, followed by l!uoting md
ltssllg crowd, who kftctwsrA snoNba!.el them,
aad forced them to take refuge for thclr lives in
4 frje,l's i,ot1se
, 1875-12-28

Tho arizona Citizen sara that there Is In thAt
TaIrltory : monster natuad Sheridan, who makes
1t q business to ontlce men to 60 With hin 10 the
mountains upon the pEotence of showing theln
1ich mines, kud II IL seldom that persons so eu-
ticed ire over heard from atta<~ard. 1t IL bs-
lleyed thai hs hae lurod swAy and murdered
fold onors 800 reward Tor Liz capture aud con-
Ylctipn.
, 1875-12-28

70 The EdiF0r or Iks Chicago 9Ffouns'
CmlcAuo Doc. 23.-WhAt shall tho South Sido
pcrsonnl-propesty tax-payors do? Shall thoy sub
nit to boiug robbed as they arc this year. and
driven from trndo. Of should thoy resiss pay
lnent2 keep email shop on State street with
not over $500 worth Of goods Tho City Assessor
assessed me at $500. which WAS high. My tax
last yoar was ii. 6Dl this yoar 1t ID $127.75. Nv
stock would hardly hriuR that Ut auction. I
tbluk TuE Ta1nuSE should taks this matter In
hand. A HTrrEREn,
, 1875-12-28

To tM Elttor u Tn Chicago TnGunt:
C1HoAao. Dec. .7.-ploAse state in your paper
for tho information Of many suffering personal
taxpayers who do not wlah to litigato, whou tho
ttmo expires III which such taxes arc to bo paid.
Yours, oto., RusEEaEN.
fThe Town Collector Ii not required to turn
over Ills books TIL Mhrch 10. Evans, however,
has already startod our bis deputIoa to COLLECT or
levy, and 1t is impossible to say how long Ii ta
Aafo to wait unless ono gets cut IN lnjunctiou.1
, 1875-12-28

uge. Oodeyporo left prematurelv on Thnrsisy
forenoon, Oh the fretaxt OF sick vito or Rnmo
such oIcs,sc. Elnr was present At the reception
on Thureday night, but as soon NJ his lIo,Al
IIjRhness quilted tho room he pulled of his
medal aud ring and toBsed them disrospectfnlly
to "lIe of lis suiso HHI. gesture tho nigulii-
cance OF which waa isut to BIZ 1n;sUlcl stood.
, 1875-12-28


New YoRK, Dec. 27.-Ano,her shakFrearean
revival began tonight by tho reproduction Of
"Julus Casar =" at Booths Theatre TO crowd
ed audience, atnI with Lawrence Barrett, Uayeu-
p1gt, and Z. G. Bangs III tho cnst.