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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

The Chicago Tribune has inter
viewed large number Of the lead
ing wholesale merchants of that
city and reports the situation I'M
usually hopeful. Many of the
heaviest houses report that business
was never so brisk as during the
past few weeks, and all are agreed
that it was never upon a sounder,
healthier, OF more promising basis.
Prices of all goods that the con-
sumner needs and must have are
lower now than for many years
past while, on the other hand, the
crops are uniformly heavy through
out the northwest, and prices fair
and firm.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Last year the leaders and Jour-
nails of the Republican party loudly
proclaimed that the decline of that
factions strengh, as developed by
the elections of 1874, was entirely
attributable to apathy, from which
the henchmen would be fully arons-
ed in 1875, when large vote would
be polled. New Hampshire, Con-
nccticut, Maine and California have
been heard from, and the Republic
can party therein has gone to the
"demnition bow-wows." Baal T!
Baal the idolatrous Republicans
call for thee, and thos answerest
not worth a cent ! am i
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The English Demand for
Wheat. 81

James Card in his letter to the
London Times Of the 18th ult. on
the European wheat crop, a brief
OF which was sent by cable, says
that "the publication of the re-
turns Of acreage exhibits the small
est breadth of wheat we have had
in this country since the returns
have been taken, and 100000 acres
less than the average extent pre-
vious to 1860, when we had 4,0O0,-
600 fewer people 10 provide for"
The returns he adds, fully confirms
the opinion formerly expressed of
deficiency equal to one months
consumption, thus rendering the
United Kingdom dependent on the
foreigner for six and half instead
of five months supply. This will
be largely modelled by the very
favorable weather and the surplus
Of the abundant crops Of 1874.
Taking all the circumstances TO-
gether, Mr.. Card comes to the
conclusion that II next harvest is
ready as the average time Great
Britain win have to provide. for
little more than eleven months con-
sumption, or 100000 quarters
altogether, 10000 Of which we |
must set from abroad. The French
wheat crop Of 1874 was reported |
It io,o9o,0oo quarters and the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Complaint has been made by. an
old gentleman named Henry Fill
den, who for two years hos resided
in Carlotte, against a conductor on
the Grand River Valley Railroad.
1t seems according to tho COM
plsinant's story, that on Septem-
Der 21st, he purchased ticket and
his baggage preparatory
to taking passage on5he train fos
River Junction. Shortly after iie
train left Charlotte, and when the
called for Lis iehef, he,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

An exchange says that among
the first acts of the next Democra-
tic House of Representatives will
be to follow up and punish Clews.
1t is highly probably that several
"clues" will be followed up before
the Democratic House concludes its
labors, and if we are not mistaken
some of them will be found 10 lead
into the White House.
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The Prince Imperial is to take

The Prince Imperial is to take q
trip around the world. AS the
young gentlemen OF royal pedigree
has no war vessel Of his own to
transport him, we suggest that our
government tender him the use of
one Of our menof war. Junketing
seems to have been about all the
service they have been put to du-
ring the past few years, and hang
it, why can't Uncle Sam be gener-
ous toward his neighbors! The
people who foot the bills are not
expected to make any inquiries as
TO what use ie made OF their money.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Tired of Supporting in idleness
its tramps and able-bodied paupers,
Jersey City has taken the Initiative
in new system and has set them
all at work on the streets. This
plan has worked admirably thus
far, for all who choose to work earn
cd their living, and those who did
not left for moro congenial place.
Some other cities must suffer, but
Jersey CITY has only itself to look
after.
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had some difficulty In finding it,
and was Immediately elected from
the train while under motion, not
outstanding the repeated assnr-
ance he gave the conductor that
he would produce the ticket IL al
lowed time. The fall from the
train resulted in internal injuries
and several painful bruises, and
Also stunning him, so that be lay
nearly two hours before he was
discovered, when he was taken
home. ''''A'''''s>A lAnol''.
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Some of the Philadelphians are
trying to find out why it is that
New York City, with quarter of
n million more inhabitants, has 49,
600 less voters registered than
Philadelphia. 1t is even insinuat-
ed that the excess of registration
has been used to swell the Repub-
lican majorities of the Quaker City.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

The benefits of the fast mail are
beginning to show Themselves
While the President is being whirl-
ed along westward in the fast ex-
press, the faster, "fast mail' over
takes him at Denver and leaves
him the blank commission of the
new Secretary of the Interior. If
we had not such facilities as this,
orr President would be cooped up
in the capitol much of his time the
same as Presidents used to be.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Again the disease which two win
ters ago Frustrated so many horses
throughout the country, seems to
be returning with increased viru-
lence. A gentleman who had much
experience with the disease on its
first appearance, assures us that by
free use of carbolic acid about the
floors and stalls Of the barn, and
the use of tinct. of aconite in the
water used by the stock assured
relief with but little loss of time.
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of a constitutional amendment
making the State election occur in
November, and extending the
team Of Office Of ths, Governor to
two Years This win greatly lessen
the importance of the the elections !;
for occurring hereafter as they
win ntlthe same time with those Of
other and larger States, their polit-
zeal significance win be almost lost.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13
ALPENA WEEK Y ARGUS.
Wednesday, Oc,, 10, 1878.

A good motto in political cam
paign, and one always appropriate,
is "when the churches go into poll
tics they should be treated with
mo more consideration than politi-
Clans"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

However oppressive local taxa
tion may be in Virginia, the State
taxes can never be so great as to
be burdensome. It's property is
assessed at one-third of its value,
and by constitutional provision
the State taxes can never exceed
fifty cents on q dollar. t
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13
AIpern ~ Farrend
Wholesale aud retail dealers in 'aad
Fresh & Salt Fish.
Near flo bfi1f,e A1,o,o Nil a..

NOTICE. OF ATrACHMENT.-The Cir
~ cult Court for the county Of Alpcna Sasb
l. Warner, Preston G., Purdy, Charles Bcwick'
Andrew w. comstoct and William Il. Consfock
W. Robert Napier, IN attachment.
Notice Is hereby given thu on the 10Th day Of
August, A. ID. 1873, n writ az attachment was
duly issued out Of the Circuit Court for the cpunfv
e S,c A,psns' :, ne ss,s , q nsth A. wsrnsr
Constock. and William d. Comstock, the above
mined plaintiffs. against the lands, tcnements.
goods and chnttels, moneys and effects of Robert
Napier, the above named dcfcndcnt, for fl,e ann,
OF two hundred dollars, which said writ was re-
turnable on the sth day Of Eepte,nbcr, A. ID.
1919. and hes been returned without personal
servicc, and lands Of sail defendant seized by
virtue thereof tflr Li. -lLiIIl. ~ -
Y. ID. TURNBtrLL.
Atiorncy for risinfin.
Dated sept. 25iis 1879, sl;vi
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

MORTGAGE SALE.-Dcfault having been made
l'I in the conditions of certain mortgage dated
the tenth day Of June, i'll the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three, executed BY
Gelos Potvin of the city of Alpena county Of
Alpcna, and state of Michigan, party of the first
part TO Elisha Harrington Of said city Of Athena.
II the second part, and recorded in the office of
the register OF Deeds of the county of Alpcna
in Liber { OF Mortgages on the one hundred and
twenL,, fourth and one hundred and twcnty-flfth
pages, on, the nineteenth day of July, in the
year one thous., nd eight hundred and seventy
three which said MOI -, "ge was duly sold and as
signed by a. certain writSsH assignment dated
the eighteenth day Of July, in IL" wear one thous-
and eight hundred and seventy three, w tho said
Elisha Harrlnston for valuable consdera. 'on TO
ueorge n. Fletcher Of the city of Detroit in 10
county OF Wayne and state Of Michigan, which
said assignment of mortgage was duly recorded
In the ONCE OF the Register Of Deeds Of Alpena
county, on the nineteenth day of July, IN the wear
one thousand eight hundred and scventy.three.
IN Lioer Z OF mortgages, on page two hundred
ana ninety-iiye, upon which said mortgage there
Is elaied TO be due at the date Of this notice. for
pnncipal ana interest the sum of two hundred
and eighty.two dollars and twcnty-eight cents
ls2S22S and the further sum of fifty dollars ~,
an attorney Zee should any proceedings be taken
70 ioreciosc TINS lndcnture, provided for In znid
mortgage. And no proceedings having been had
or taken, either in law or equity, 10 collect tho
debt remaining due and secured by said MORTGAGE
or any part thereof; therefore,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the
power OF sale in said mortgage contained, on Sat-
urday the sixth day of November, in the wear one
THOUSAND eight hundred and seventy-fve, ut two
o'clock IN the afternoon of said day, at the front
door OF Potter's brick block, on Second street. in
the city OF Alpena, county OF Alpena, and state
OF Michigan. that being the place Of holding the
Circuit Court for the county Of Alpcna,l said
mortgage shall be foreclosed, and that Thomas r.
Johnston, sheriff Of said county Of Alpena. will
offer for sale and sell at public auction or vcndue
70 the highest bidder, the. premises described in
said mortgage, or so much thereof as will be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, together with the attorney fee aforesaid.
and all interest, costs and charges allowed bv law
said premises in said mortgage described. 'be;n,
situate in the city of Alpena, county of Alncna'
ana state OF Michigan, and described IA follows
70 wit; Lots number one and two N A 9i' In
block number eleven ~, of the city Of Ainen. III
GEORGE N. FLETCHER.
", Assignee Of Mortgage.
,, 9. BunsHAM, Attorney for Assignee Of
Dated Alpena, August 10th. 1878.
200 Wis
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

GLASS AND PAINT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
window Glass, Plate Glass, Stained Glass AMI
Enameled Glass, French and German Looking
Glass Plntes, also Beymer, Bauman & Co.'S Strict
ly Pure White Lead, all at bottom prices.
REID HILLS,
1903 Woodward Ayeaand 10 and Il Congress ~. Il.
Detroit, Mich.
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GOLDSMITH'S

BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
Of Detroit, removed TO the new Mechanics Hall,
opposite the City Hall, occupies the best location
in the city. The rooms are the finest and best
furnished rooms anywhere TO be found. The
institution is conducted upon the actual business
plan, and after 20 years experience in the BUSH
ness, we are satisfied that It is superior TO any
Other il also receives the Endorsement of BUSH
ness men. College paper sent free TO any adj
dress.
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GOING NORTH
Leave, .-
Detroit, 500 a IN, $50 m, and 1000 1
NJ. {; Crossing, $40 IN, 5:io y IN, and lois m
Norris, s;sS n IN, 600 pm.
Utica; s:5S u IN, $50 and ll:5opm.
Rochester, $40 NJ, Gas m, 1875 IN.
Orion, $3.50 IN, 200 p IN, LILO m. vrg
Oxford, $3.50 III, f:lH p m, les am.
Metamora, 9:57 m, 1870 p IN, l:55 am.
I.apcor, lOl0 m, 1853 p IN, 500 m.
Fish Lake, i;5o y IN, 7;i0 n m.
Columbiayille, 10 IS m, 1913 y m, $50 u m.
Otter Lake, 1850 m. s;23 p m. i:lO n M.
Millington, ll;0i o IN S;3S p m 1885 IN.
Nassar ll:l5 a IN, 1851 y M, sos q m.
Reese, 1854 n m, o:Osp m, $50 a m.
Bay City, arrive, 1900 m, 9;Ss p m, ESQ m.
Wenonn, 1901 y IN, 0:I5 p m, 6:i0a IN.
Saginrw City, l25j, 1925 y m, 1855 IN.
.lrI GOING SOUTH.
Leave,
Saginaw City, 6:ii m, l.s5 and s;55 m.
Wenona, 7;l0 IN, 2;l3 and 9I5 p m. e.
Bay City, AS IN, 2;25 and l0;sO D IN.
Reese, 5;4j II IN, $50 and ll:lO y IN.
Nnssar, 1901 IN, 3;l2 and ll;i0 M.
Millington, s;li n IN, SOS m, 1905 a m.
Otter Lake, S;2S m, $40 p IN, 1880 am.
ColumbIville, s;Ss IN, $50 p m, 1850 am.
Iapeer, 9;03 m, iil5 p m, ISL m.
Metamorp, 9;22 IN, 4i3i p m, $50 m.
Oxford. 0;s9 m, i;52 p M, 800 m.
S;'49n, Gt m, 800 p m, si5am:
rticS, loco i IN, s;ss p M, ,,.,am.
Norris, 1914 m, 600 D IN.
NJ. C. Crossing, ll;0j m, Geo p m, 600 m
DetIoit, arrive. ll;l5 "A m, 6;28 p IN, G;lO IN.
All Trains Daily eecept Sundays.
Night Trains in both directions has Pullman
Bay City and Detroit
u. IL. LEDYARD, W. d. STRoSo
Asst. Gen. Sup't, Detroit. Gen. sup't Chicago,
HENRY G. WENTWORTH. Gen. Pnss. Ag't, Chicago
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DATENTS. Have you an invention for which
Il you desire Patent, either in the L. S. or any
foreign country! Then send 20 the Mechanics
and Inventors Association, the only reliable
Agency in Michigan. 81 West Congress St.
THoS. S. sPRAGUE, President
rlNO THOSE BUILDING.-rhreem articles
i agree to furnish ut Lowest Bottom Prices :
French and American Glass, all sizes, double and
single thick for store fronts, dwellings pictures,
&c, all kinds of Stained and Figured Glass |
also guarantee the best made Sash in the State.
Glass ready sct-Frono or American-and war
rant safe home at my risk, and all kinds of Show
Cases, White Metal and Walnut Send in your
orders. Send for prices.
.O.f 81 EP. EARL, a jefferson Ave-,
Detroit, Mich.
, 1875-06-12
THE CiTY-HAlL.

Tbo polIoo epd drsnnen sill bo paId to.day,
~. .t-... .nr,.... =, H.. n,.., =, I,,,.,,.
4ao 'sto1' .', o.op'oSen y. 'uo nueH " fuol'o
WORKS "ia DO paid To-day A. tho EXPOSITION
I'll. conntttne ~, atr..}, and A11aya for Inn
eo,.,s n,",.ta.. ~, ~ 80. os,,..,.- .s;n..s =.
OWN p''N"" "nt WI NOW oAs"sue5 "''S'no"a a.
1oc'ocR ID tho tlt5 Clerks oalce.
4.r,tav .ftornoon ~ ,,,A conntro,,o,,. ans. b,,,
,'ar..,a .,,,.,n.. .a.,,s ,,,s .r,ns.a.sa ~ ,,n
f.;"n., husEnu "1''''as "on'n'1 pi' 't*"s"'toa no
oas'n"e''
now suit Of clothes, oponcI ksg Of lager for
the boneht Of City-nAli loaferd, and pretondod
that 1t was mis- forttosh birthday. It was funny.
f..,.,,1..,n.r, .,.. 49,, 1-,.,,L. .,.,.;.s
, 1875-06-12

NETTING or THE NORTHERN ASSOCIATION.
tbs Northern Association OF Hplrlt0asis hold
&prslitn,naly annual sasson In Grows Operk-
Hail. West Madison atroes, yesterday morMlng
and attesnoou. Dr. J. II. Howard, Of Michigan.
prss!ded. Tho attendance mas very su,atl, less
than fifty people being in attendance. a{ont OF
thrao wore very old men aud momen. Among
the uotables present wore E. Y. Wilson, Of Du.
Iage County, editor Of tho Spiritual.
Isl al Work; Dr.. J. II. Severance, Of
milwaukee,. aud ]. Hodge, OF massachusetts,.
Nothing was done. except in tho way OF desul-
tory .aih. Ut Tho morning sesaion. Ii the alter
noou, Or. Howard made son,e remarks relative
TO The necessity Of united Actlon, but .oaom-
neuiled the postpouement Of business until Ill
tho deieEstes expected would have arrived.
NIL. WILSON
took occasion 10 make IpuS speech, III Hhtch
lie Eelated MauT OF tho stories common to all
lioop!s who believe In bis peculiar doo-
ttines. 1Io undertook to auklyzo ths
characters Of Reye1al peruons present,
s',l asked them to contradict him II ho Was
wrong. Among others, he tasticularizad a TAlu'
uHE reporter wlu MAS present. saying that hG
Ma4 1elgluus nAtn1n!Iy on his mothcr'y side o1
the house; ''nsryoue, bilious sAugusne" or
the fathers s!da aud "skeptical to the ooEe."
Iha latter etatactesiatlo Nts hixhIY applicable
g least ~ III ~ shs peculiar thsotles Of Mr.
wilson so conceEued. Az 10 the rest, mani
tnothes u most likely 10 mouopollze Any religion
ehss aaa1 ha lyipx looss around tbs house. Ih.
, 1875-06-12
SATURDAY, H. 1s75-TEN PAGES

over ths contractor csme Ia and OF.
IN getting possession Of Tue grohnd, To said
tho delaT had been = great damage to him, for II
he had gotten possession Of tho ground EARLIER
lie could hays hfred hta tneu cheaper. hftcr
agrood 10 put on all tho MEN hs could work sIon-
day. aud to complete bis contract By The 18th Of
August.
4 discussion then cnsned oyer \ bflf Of tho
man 10 laying tho Foundation, but no action wAs
tAkon Tho Con1mittao recommended Tho ornc-
ton Of q now machine and 1'otlor.houno It the
Ahylnm to bo dono BY contract, and dofetrad tho
opening Of bids for furnishing ateau.lsAting
apparatus until Monday,
, 1875-06-12
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DEATHS,


VAN nRuNT--Iu tht. city. Juns il. Au,os 9. yan
FGa.sst Hands,. ID :. a,:. from atl Waterway,
~ NocasateF papsss plsAss copy,
OuRRY-At hls tesdsnes. 63 Ittetneld st., Jnns IL,
tso ?. IT,. after louT and painful llasas, Wililsm
kottcs of funeral hereafter.
~ Philadelphia And 0srsna anowu pkpes1 plaasa cQpF
DohAN1At lts lata res!danes, 10 ThsdAy.. u COZ.
tIps1al q; to UaitA.y uomot.r.. Fhsads u ths
~ Nav Yosk pApsss p!s... sap,.
DOMD-Ju1sl H. Ut her ras!dencs. ~ Twenty eseopd.
fuaass trues lats rsaonet bunday. juno H. 10
9clnek ~ essaRes 10 cars FnnsSsttrata to Galway
IL Albany. N. r., p4psrs p!us.s copy.
uAADNklt-Jnas ~. Mrs. Mary uAtdnss, AEsd Is
Fuast. services VI. take plaza tbs ssaid,oae Of MI
eRos Asaoiat 3od Halaat*t II! p. IN, Saturday Jaas
- Troy pspsss plaAss copy. ...
hTVuT-Tharsday. Jene IL. Gordon Ustaot. infant
son 81 Df. Hsary II and M.rY e stout a9od 10 Meaths
,.LiHn7Oa t6s Ilth insts Edsard n. Lin, Of Ms
Fasr. stss plies = Is Nstta G..kss. sands; oe1t,
stl pollock p ffisata Of ths family Invited % a.
:, ,R9nERTs11At BIZ fss1Ssres $" &t'hisaa-ss. 5uns
fansEs fota tbs house. buadAy. 81 fsIauds H.
sttsd wtthous further uottes.
uisaaaIs ne4F Uiasinaati, D., 10 tesidsacs ii III
dausnts. Of M.rthA =: and III, lila Ce. ltobs1s IT,
NORRIS toImes et the sditats ii tic
EhtcAzo Esenlux JouEpsl.
funss. ftSa h!s tssl4sacs. I'D Ws.t Ftsea! stisa.,
.asek: from hots 70 depol snd stsnos b. sat q
CA1yasy GAHstet{ Friend. of Tho fam!ly Invited
, 1875-06-12
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Pubtlc-He1sico Committes audited suudfy
bills yesterday.
Tho Coinmtteo on Town and Town Accounts
raa engaged yesterday afternoon In auditing
bills from tho Town Of Lake.
Samuel Ashsou. It Ia understood, Intends to
measure popularity with Commisslonor Jones 1t
tho polls th!a fall To that end 1t Ia said, ho
hAa takan rooms on tho south 8ldo.
The oxtra olosks in tho County Treasursr's
office complain OF upjost Discrimination. While
they receiye - per day, tho saruo class OF om-
ployes In the County clork's office recoive 81.
The clerical force OF tho County Tseasurer's
Office will not ohasrso tho coming sabbath. They
| will be employed IN preta1ing tho delinquent
tak.list, upon which judgment IL 10 DO asked
htonday.
Thomas r; r Judge. tho good looking clark Of
the County TreaaurerH Office, was yesterday tho
recipient Of basket OF towesn from tho lady
employees lto sna'iet! hsa po.itost thinks, which
accnad to repay tho donoFS.
The Grand Jury yestorday found IA indlot-
ruens against john James Nortun and Johu Par
~, bunkolstB. who, on tho 10th inst, roped Ed
ward Ne!hson into No. 81 North lIalstsd atreot,
and swludled him out Of el55.
Mary Hefright, \ woman who In 1870 fell from
= window Ut tho County Hospital Nli'a wash-
ing 1t, and permanently dlsahed herHalf, yester.
day 5ecelyed 3lD0 fr0M thn county tEsaausy,
upon tho order Of tho County Board.
A communication was received BY The County
Board yesterday from tho Commissioners Of
Highways Of tho Tom OF Leydou asking an ~
preparation OF S333.33k to ropar tho bridge
ACROSS tho Dosplatues River, Oh The road leading
from Chicago to ElKin.
Tho decision of the Supreme Court 10 tho
case Of John Lawlor against tho People IN
error waH t!ted with the Clork Of tho Ctimina!
Court yesterday, tovorsinG tbs }albment OF tie
lover Court and soluHtating the cauHs. Lawlor
WAS srled in D0combsE, 1s73, for an assault with
found guilty aud sentenced TO thteo yosrs in the
lehltontlary. LawtoEs counsol applied Tor aud
obtxinod writ Of error. which mas made .
HupalHedcaH. 1.nwloy mas admitted to bail
pending the declsion.
couple OF Teutons presented themselves 1t
the ,icchBe.clork's deak In the County Clerks Of
| tica ycatcrlay, and askud fur llcs,lss. THAR
reminded the clerk that only weak ot 10 pro-
y'ous lae had issued license TO tle sa1us parses.
Addressing tue n,au, ho asked II h!s companion
wa not lily wife.. Tho response WAS 'Yea T.
which Wan fo,&uwat by renewal OF the demand
iox ssnss, Ap ,hs whst DO yoq want wtb
spohuaa tho Touton; ''of coutsa wo want
MSsuaa-wp ara guing to open cigkr-sloro, u
lhn noEplusssd clerk closed hla book, aud loft
tsle soens After Eemafkug to tbs pair that tloy
Aau p9ooAoy hiAuo miataku.
| FUHtlo nusLDiNn8.
Inc Joint Conn'ttoe on Public EufldInsa and
4abl!o u4aFitles held 4 mcotipx Yesterday after
nooa. comrlsias xas toad from ths con.
tractor for carpenter work on tho addition to lie
lnsano Asyluni. 10 tue effect that tue brick. .vork
Was being delayed. wLicl, would prove ssrious
dessssaent to lin, fer which he should hold 16s
conhty responsible. Tho Committee vors
eatsasd that ths oylck.wo1k uas bsiue
dslsssd, sud xllls taking ths satt,i
, 1875-06-12


tbs use OF elaborate artificial Embellishments,
such ~ fountains, ssalues, terraces, monu-
nents, Arbors, oto., In parks cemeteries aud
other grounds and rnltod ohis.1y upon tho skill
full naa Of tho simple and cheap elemouts OF Ma
sure. grsaa and troos. Tho skill of the land
acApe gardener wss not intondsl to supofBede tho
exercise Of pyirato taato, but to supplement aud
form II. Ncvossllelces. trained Intelligence MAS
ueoful in this A. In other profeaaionn to arrivo
Promptly st desirable results, and great knowl.
edge OF engineering, fnc art, and architecture
might vol be appIfed to It.
EVANSTON,
The CONGREGATIONAL Church NeV wall Ntled
Thursday evening to listen to Tbs doctamstion
contoss for tho honorb Of tho Preparatory School
Of tho Northwestern University. Tho following
programme Was carried out very successfully.
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