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, 1875-02-20

The compilation Of tho nav pumping works, An.
otbsr ought to ba built 10 tho Rau1n s!ttudo At
lilo northern 1tm!ts., II th!s re1o done, the
watar. instead Of gtavitattng through tEa mstna
power there would always ba head of 160 feot
In oyory street and alley i'll tho city. aa In case
Of fro. acores ot poNarfnl streams could be
thrown from the hydrAnta TO tho topn Of thn
highest buildings without tho Md OF stoh'n-
Of the Holly Bysen,. and N lar ~ la7ss city
II concorncd, = stccidsd improvement upon Z,
the Holly not boinz applicable to lnrgo city. 1t
would bo Blsoer folly. however, to ,F,vn h'lell >
wntor.s .supply 10 tho csttzons Until they arc
econouay in ita use a It wou1 10 sa;s to affirm
that, with tho prcaont 1lnad Of water. Which zoos
not average moro thar 40 feet under t.e most
favorsbfo circumstances. e1cert At niSn', "na.
half Of the water pumped throughout the year Is
entirely wasted. 10 obviato thts outtsSeous n1-
trAyarsuco, d meter onsht 10 DO placed In cverY
building, md, wl,on tho now pumping works arc
completed, tbs combined power would bo able to
keep head Of 15D feos all over tho Guy. wofalh9
ouly ut mlnit,um speed, as tho daily conhump-
for years, il check were put upon tho cnormou'
uasto. Just think Of whnt wc would have to 70,
" upon In any emergency with nucti MI swial
noner in rsaorye, which could bo usod 80 euddots-
iy aud With such terrible offoct =,
II tho gaa compsnica woro 10 discontinue tbs
uao Of motors ii would take four times AZ ,nnch
gas to supply tho city; yes thc "aeto OF wster II
4 greater ai,, than the whEto OF gas would be. A.
on frugal use Of tic former TIM proporty and
oren tho lives Of tho people dcPond, with the
good (iho present ono could bs ured for witch
towcr) our watormains enlarged, economy Gu.
forced in the uso OF Unter. cvory weak point
atrAngt,oood, and our "hydranlo batteries
doubled, I would like to know why ChicaEo vii
not have "tho finest vatcr-works in tho world
| - 1A,rra pETnJE
, 1875-02-20
THE CITY.
THE last STRIKE.

{
parorxn-1ousE WATERS ON THEIR DtoNlTT.
Tho e1,ests 1T ti,s Palmer House vero treated
10 4 sltcht sensation ycstardaI, ths principal &C.
to,a tnin. nfr. Dick Snmors. tho steward, and
.ovrntv.nro colorcd walters. Tho nav manngcr
h.n boan ondcsvoriug to duforco discipline
.1nono tho tlfning.room Wnlters, who bocan'o
nuddon1y rocnlcltrant And took him nll Al'acR
vottoraav bY their summary action. Dur.
;nr the forenoon ho called thcna to-
rather and informed thou1 thai thoy
would. theroAfter, bo required to mako tho'f hp-
y,oarapee At tho lotcl at .. n, fnateao nl Wv
s,s. l tho.e sf do gucsta wofs read5. They bad
b.nn in tho habit Of taking their meets % '.a ster
writing upon tbs guests, sud nfiy loou .s1 W.1.na
VA loft untouched (snA probably some "haca
~: ~ n9 nsa wa' aE oas tsSio for esss
sun,pttotl, Mr. eomc.n considered ths course
rsiiasIlI wrong, aud therefore promulgated his
edsos as above. ,u.. r,z.
Ink with ono niternhhvo-to comply with tho
nrsp orders or quit. Forty ct thcm chose tho
latte, co,,rso, folded up their npsona inssantsr'
aud alhed. It was lao p n. and the grand dln.
n tho hugo lotol. They discussed the latest
nosoh,,r surprise NJ pubital,ed yesterday, con"
dsrnnc.f tho hoax Of an iilostimhte morning p1s,;
rer. c1sl talked faahion and politics foF fall
na.neuto Of tho vaiterb. T1,en thoy grow tInra-
siept, 81 i wondered why tho dusty astendauts
did not put in An appearance. Thero were re-
fey uain,ra present. to 10 nirc, but they WET Wes9
not T. drop IN tho buchet. Tho guests saitea
md we<eotsd an insy pn,g ang o. a,s item st.,- 5s
node for A,o food and hungry guesta might be
seon rushing TO and fro fos 1ew ntnnt's ,,n OIL
cagor TO obtain thair rasionh Thoso "no were
nregcnt describe tho scene as q fafo
li Ind lively ono. nent1emen Who had in.
yitod frioptfa. to dino with shom ,Eoro Just
littlo uonp},, scA at tho uoi1-appoarancc oi tho
wnitors. bit g,cxo finally coueoled By either help
M themselves wai,i9g g fr ~ o aserooon ffT Tas's sod
innse1 into n,t1 .por. In the meantime now wait.
ers wore hrea fart Us :ey could b. found d,
anl by night nearly full cou'plcmcnt Tere were y, -
eeryicn. Nous Of tho Atrkcrs we're TO- employed.
md wilI not ho. At tho Inst wltcAing hour sll
was trunqutl Al the Palmer.
n,ntod. M waH stated in an evcning paper. a
Tow Of tho stri'a,rs were obstroporo1s' ana 90,
donyorct1 10 tuti,ntdato thoHo who would not JON
thc,n Int no yjotcnco rnn used, and the pros-
enoa OF q fou lsA.aolnen caused quiet to reign.
, 1875-02-20

The Pal 1fan Gazettc Says, 1T IL said that
Lady Morgan. wi.en visiting Paris. complained
aIon WA inter1ardel Will, ,latoa. Dut What
would aho think now Of tue number OF dates a
rorAon las to carTy In bis mind, thanks to
fashion invented by tho Republicana7 In hor
II, whon tho l,ast.io fell; tho 4th Of August,
wllon tho Trench roblosse renouncod their priv
itogoe tho G.h Of October, when the market
marched to Voraaies aud brought back tho
King aud Queen to Paris; the 18Th Of August.
when tho IuiferieB woro stornlcd and taken;
tho 2ist OF January whom Louis XIV. vaa
executed; tho 31ht Of May, when the
Giroudlst wcso onttavod. After the rorror
md tho adoption Of tho Revolutionary calendar
pooplo Ind to remember that TIM 9th ThcrmIdor
meant tho fall Of Nobeapiorre the 18th fructs-
tlos {4til Ut Heptember) tho day whom Augcreal1
surrounded tho Chamber and cont rnany Couser-
vativcB to Cayenne; tho 1alh Vonioiniare whom
Con. Donapafse cannonadca tho factions on
tho steps or tue Church Of ST.. Koch. Undnr
tho Empire there WAS nothing but tho 'sun OF
Auaterl;tz,' Napoleon waa everything, and aasos
only renppcarcd when Clarlea X. WAS falling !;
then camo tho orlinancea Of July, and atsor;
wards tho thtoo days Of July-27th, 18th. atsl
29sh-when the King was driven from St. clol1d.
Dates thon camo qulck--3linistry IT Casn,ir-
Porier, 18th OF March; funeral Of ucucral La-
| marqae, 9Th OF Juno; Ministry Of III. 1hicrs:
1lth OF October, etc. Then tho threo days OF
| juno, wton Ca!agnac. put down tue Barboss,
| Louis -Dnuc, 14cdrl-ltollt1l business with much
| bloodBlled. Afterwards, 10th OF Dccembcr,
meaning election Of Prince Lonie Napoleon; 2d
Of Docen,hor, coup d'otat. Dates again vent
! Oiivior and lls lestor Of tho 10th Of January.
lie bccamo Minister on tie I'd OF January, aid
would have bcen Minister on tho lat had It mol
been Friday. Afterwards camo tho men OF
the 4th of 9cptamber; tho 3lst OF October. vllon
Dlnnqli and frienils took tho Hotel DO Villo dur.
Ing ths eicgo tue Bth OF February, or truco oi
Bordeaux the fall OF II. Thlorp, allndcd to af
tho 24th Of May the creation OF tho soptor:
uAto, tho 10th OF November, etc. These and
other lnscs Aso constantly alluded to IN TIT
newspapers, in leba:es and IN conversation
without tho koy, md ono is expected to know
tLat tho law OF the 3tBs OF 31ay usoanB that uni
yorsal suffrage mas violated on that day oa Tux
proposition Of n. Tliorn, aud that tho laws o.
September wore tl,oBe Which tho ex-PreHden'
launched against tho press"
, 1875-02-20
SUBURBAN..

Throo Woeks ago two tramps called upon
Alexander Clements, OF Liberty4tlle, hooking
work, and, stating thzt they had walked from
Milwaukee, Dir. Clements gayo thotn employ
uspt, and oil wAs veil Until Thursdny noon,
when, Ia Mr. ClomontB' absence, the Tux Collect
OF callod vhilHt tho family wore at dinner. Hrs.
Clements, In tho presence Of the tranps, got up
and wont TO bureau drawer, from which ahe
took d roll OF notes, paying tho Tax
Collector aud returning tho balance Of tho pile
to tho drawer. Shortly aftor dinner James Glenn
enta, ono of tho trampR, was fonnd nlleslng,
nnd little later atli II Wa3 found that ho had
carried on S2a0 out Of tho houso. @. q. Buell,
tho cnorgotio ShariT Of Lake County, Is
now In Chicago looking up tho AbscundinE, pecu-
lattng tramp, who it I'd supposed hiod thlther.
HIGHLAND PARK.
Mr.. John B. Nhitn, Of DuAnque. Ia, was
united IN tho bnnaa Of mats.nopY OIL tho after
noon Of tho 14th inst. to 31iss Lille Z. Phelps,
at tie 1estdonco OF tho brido'a fathor, on Lndun
avenue. Tie Wedding waa q groat surprise to
Highland Park people; it uas an unusually quiet
affair." only tho most intimate frienlH Of tho fam
lily being prcHon:. Tho Ter. Frank O. Osborne,
OF Tnnity Episcopal Church. performed tho cor-
omony In very impressive nlaAner. Tho bride.
the only daughter of Prof, Phelps, is q beautiful
md very highly accomplished young INDY and
will provo charming acquisition to Dubuqun
society.
The Lttorar, and Debating Club met Monday
ovoning at Central Hall. In consequence Of the
lust now, it WE decided to adjourn for two
waokE.
Tile r. A. and l.. Society l,avo a'so concluded
10 adjourn silo die. As many belonging to thcHa
aocietiea aro gtrict church rsopto, i has boon
found impossible to conduct them With anything
1i1th anccnHa &OonuhHDGnco tlBY bQFA given
, 1875-02-20
LE MpTNE-FARWElL.

Tho La Moyne-F -Farnol conscated-olcctlon case
was continued yesterday morning at tho ltateh
House. Tiia first Witncss examined was Henry
Rauko, at that time . tnamber Of tho Mayer
police, and who was ono OF tho clnrls at ttio
First Precinct in tho Twentieth Ward Ho
testified that tho polls wcro opened ut o'clock
In tho morning on tho Sd Of November last,
and they proceot1sl to take votcs without
rcceivIng my application TO admit challenger
10 tho tudgea' room. About Q o'clock d. fn, Ito
heard a disturbanco o,-.sldo, and Witness Was
informed it was "Wash" Ieeng who wantea
.dmittancc. 1lesing vas tola 1hat 30 might !,
copducted. wash then wont away satisfied:
Aftor the polla wore closet tho Judges remained
Until IL o'clock At night, at which tlmo
they had tlniahed the count, strung the
hallots. and completed eyerything WITH ;,, tho ea
them. At that smo witnesa was taken SICK, and
ho aaketi m adjournment. aad tho judges com-
p!iel with his request. The ad1outnuiont Wns
until the Thursday following, whcn tnoy M hilca
IN too blanks and signed thu returns. The bal.
lots, olcction-returng, etc., were then handed
over to shs County Clerk.
Witncsa said that when tho adJouEunent took
piaco OIL tic night Of the election tho pol-booas'
aly-ahoets, aid bellota wsro put inta the ballot
box and givon into tl,epossession OF hr. Chaplin
QUE OF tho Judges WHO resided at tho Hatch
Iiouse. TLs following Thnrhday tho ballots
woro rocounted. hnd tho count corrcHpondod
With that mado on the night Of tho election.
Wituous said ho was not u resident tn tho pro-
=inct, but ho yoted there becsuao. ns police
officer, ho thought he had right to vote Whor-
aver ho nan on duty.
FRANCIS saITriI
testified Ho WAS n police officer he uan On
duty tho day Of tho election At the Second Pre-
c!nct pf tho Sorontccnth Ward TIM polls oi
that precinct wero closed fow mlIlutcH past
o'clock p. m. Tho Judges then took tho ballot
box TO krocnic's ellcon, which is ahont fou7
blocks frn,n tho polling -plnoe. There the Judge!
countstl the ballots, but didn't get through with
oilices TINT night. Thoy completed the COUNT
howoyor, that night for Congiosbmon and Aldsr
mon.
Tic Court then adjourned till II o'clock thi'
morning.
, 1875-02-20
WItNOQt KUDIl{}IAoIIt
THE PnoroalT1ON
vRB adopted ~ follows:


Tho Fall Man Gazette has the following i
"Bomething neHrto drink IL ono Of tho chief re-
gu!reneuta OF the day, and 1t might 10 worth tho
consideration OF euterrlainH toa-dealora to in,-
port sonao 'pondor tea, Which, according 10
Cophul nobertson, In hts report on the trado Of
Ksnaeawa, Just lys,lod " estoomed great lux
ury by tho Japauese. THIS ten, o. two kiudb,
know, - kloeha' and usuche,' il madc FROM
very old shrubs ssieoted from tho best grounds
OF plantations. These shrsibs arc very freely
maauscd soma ten timas iil the yenr tor skloohn,
and some six tImes for uHuoha.' About tho
end Of March Tho shrubs aro sur
rounded on all sides, tn addition to
being coyssed With bamboo ssEssu.WQzk,
, 1875-02-20
GENERAL. NEWS,

Owing to the ulnosa Of Judge Wallscc, tho
County Court Was not In session yesterday, and
will not convene again until MondnJ morning.
Mrs. George lteed Of No. q 1nlinna avenue,
Was thrown from buggy yeatstdaJ afternoon
Ut the corner Of Tweitth atreet and Michigan
avonuo. Bhs received sov0ro iujuriea Of tue
spine aud cut over the right eyo.
Tho petition Of August Fischer for rcustats-
ment " d mombor Of the Board Of Trade was
yoBtesilay adversely dealt with by = yote OF 374
TO 48. This was Mr. Fischer 8 Inst Fc1ort, AMI It
appoara to hhve failed him. uo can now deal
ID bran without restriction.
John Conoeliy Was Severely Injured about tho
head yeatordsy. At Wilson'S paokiug. oa
Canal street, betwoen jackson and Adams,
whilo unloading whout from wagon. quarter
OF bset foil fram ths veliole &od struck Him on
tho head. l1e VIA removed to thu County uos~
plthl.
Tho Committee on Public Herv!co wns In 3cn-
s!ou 3entorday iosennon In the committee.room
At tho County Building. and audited u fow minor
accounts, among lhem bolng tho allowance for
the judgaa and clerks At tho polls Ia tue late
special s10c.lon for Congressman In tie First
Congressional Diatrics.
Harry 3foornhouAs ths Evangelist, from Man.
chexteE: England, .rnyos ln tue slty ths morn
lea, alwayB laboring With much accspsaoco to tie
people. lie will preach Sunday morning md
evening In 1Ir. Moolv's church. Cornsr Of Chica-
70 avenue Mud La9allO asrsel.
A very young man nRmed Frsd 8!oohtcs, who
for year or tWo has torn hla intellect on tho
ragged edgo OF Journalism, 10 boiug Investigated
| by tho Grand Jury for furnishing tha inter-
| 0cedn with information concoratnK high public
| o(llcpra Which came Into hls pn.soIslon wh!la
aotIug "a secretary, ho rays, for tho former
nrana Jury.
| Nothing new Was mAdp kuorn ycstorday In
t regard " tho failure Of tho t}Em OF IlArtUa!l
llros., coal lealefH tho composa facts, 10 far Al
elected, having bopn giy0n In FsiLay's THinuEE.
| At meeting Of creditors held yesterday after
| noon It the ohlce ct +. l.. letlattom Il Cu,, It
was shown that tds booka OF tho hTokon firm ara
con1ldeFnbly behind In ttloir poattng md. until
| the accounts aru gssRightoned up, no further
action can DO takcn.
A little italian lidller, years old, one Of Ayo
drudges belonging to . ladrono on Twelfth
street. was found wandering about tho streets
| last night by young woman. ntso konk him ia
Madison Street Station. Tho laA atates that LII
uaater requires him 70 bring iu 80 cont4 per ,lay
| sud when he does not do 10 ho receives 1tcsfiA!t
boating, and IL forced to 90 hungry, and 10 pltcet
10 siualid bed Tor tho might. lie WA bookei
~ destitute, aud will b dtspoEeh Of this morn
lng by Justice sculIy.
TLs suburban trains On &he Milwaukee Diyls
lou Of tho Northwestern Iitilkoad were delaye{
u Evanston yesterday morning by alight Accl
dent, occaslonod BY w1cckiuR train runuln;
| into tho roar end Of = freight train. The fosms
train was running quite rapidly, aud all efforts t.
arrest lta progress after tue dauger was discoy
eked proved futile. The engine drawing th
vEsckjpy train was conaldsthhly damaged A1s
, 1875-02-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NTr. V.n Tolt u{tI tt11rrae tho 3nmbtoN of fhe
x,l.,,,,,N. 80. ~" ,t..,s !. ,,or,o,. ~ q :, ~
NJ. T. 80 no,,on I'll, ,,,tv.~ H.. .,nt,,
1ao hes' 'on' "u'uot M. I9o' I'', .u ,t..A
sunaey-afternoon ulscoufao IN fhr"ell dal To-
morrow afternoon.
Ano ta'nelaAa - .,.n a;.,..,sau ",
uacot snls evening w "ecoahto .. .u' 1.tA''osa Vi
the toscher. but it iR uot probable That thofo
will DO any further interruption Of tho scsbions
al tho clags.
.,,,,,,. ,,,u ,.r. -, ,,,,,r,,,,,t,,
, 1875-02-20
LOCAL LETTERS.
THE wATE1s-HuPPLY.

S,t... Y..h
1.'." w.. na"'' ~, -" 10 ~ III, IN ,.,o.n,orcd bv
~ a.a....1 H.. .to,,t ,,vn ro,r. nro w,ota
sAosu tues,ea s,,I.1s - ,,. rn,uu.- m
,n,'s nas1St .s*"y o,a.a,s - ,v,,a-sn,n,,, ~
,Is lug 'aio"s D,o ,,n,..,.s. r. .,..,.
which htaeod that tue chset tlfhoulty 10 oblaln-
Ing sufficient supply OF water IN Chicago Tor
oyery pnruoso. especially In any emergency, uas
.s;.a,. - ~ ~, t,,.t ~ w,,.r-u,,ns wn,a too
o"lnE ~ ue last snns tuo & ,., s,s
small. sabsequeht1y alafk oncfloan 'a'a po'o1a
the Board Of Public Works plan TOT improving
tue wator-supply by laying largo mains ut stated
~ cnnnoo.,or tnom With lats1aI pInos of sufl,c,spt
conhoossn .ne VIA '.o.a ppo9 Tsa w.
oize running frofn east 10 @eat' 1ho plan wan
not acted on, owing to tho expense It would
entail, aud 20 Tue mater s dsoppsa ped. 1T !; il but
49, .a.s " ' - .,sa,,ih,,t,on - "M..rn sn,.sstad
sSntoul OF oaetfou''on ~ mnH ~, ao6sea'ea'
with eahiclcnl power a. tno "atos-"osah' pump
ing from tho hydsunts ut any point With ecores
49,, - 49, 1aso. .nI ~, mn ~ ibc hun,1rcia oe
1ioia Tug iaae' Ano w. w, " NV -.aA4o .1', "a
plans "h'cn ou' lss1 o's n'a1o ;, sep
compare with 1t for genorai utility Tho Board,
now fully allve to tho requirements Of tho city.
h,vo h.er enraced for nnar1v tuo voura in nut
,"s.' ,.a'sa s~.tn. n,.,,,, =. t.at ss ,Ixorn,.
unR aoSn 4a.Eo "*'o!'a!a'u1 - A4o' 40 s"euw-
stances "oma permit ia tno essat pue'ness
mill overv vital potnt Ia protected ia like mau-
80. 49,, .;,o,, ,.t,n,, h,, cortn,n,v h.a ,,,c.t
neF. auu 'lo'. sSt.on aas est,atus uao 6tes'
deal to DO Win tae restoration OF confluence
among businessman, who evidently bolievc. snd
rightly too that tho preventing Of fires from
nrayont5n Of fires sltosether tn i citY which las
ni hundred scros Of ol.yarda aud other com.
bustible merchandise, l'es!dss hundseda Of acres
OF voodeu buildings, which only require 4 Dire
started in tue southwest division on ! fearfully
dry, vindy night aud deficient supply Of water,
to srain CONSUME tho onsiro bu1lnoss portion,
oyetl II il wore built % solld ~ "uld Edinboro'
roWn." Il viii thua be seon that, until ali this
indammablu mptyrthi is separated from
, 1875-02-20

Tho Railroad Committee failed to moot yea.or.
day for lack OF quorum. The Aldermen woro
too chiutere..ed in the OConnor t.lsl To ~
teud to ollcial dutiea. :.
It Is said that clty!Tsosausor O'iIara narrowly
escaped catastrophe that might havo cost hiu,
some s7s,0o0. lio was fortunate In hearing oi
tho impending danger sud Immediately with,
drow that amount from the Cook County M.
uonal Bank short ti1ns before II collapsed.
Tovp.Colltotor Michael Ey&us md hls dapp
, 1875-02-20
CRIMINAL,

Ncllie sIc0uire anl Kato Conway wcrs 1T
rested ycBlordAy Nhiio in tbs act Of stealing \
pair OF shoes In HtAto Btteet store.
Officer Cragher caught William Mo1ans last
evening in tho act Of stealing two robes from
cutter ii, front of No. 26 West Madison street.
The prisoner WAS locked up In tho Msdaoa
Street Station.
It is reported that tho cashier and bookkesper
Of leading gry goods 1rm in this city has boon
detected in tho preparation OF aota by which he
has robbed hia employers OF $4,000 during tho
last two years.
Tho shorif Of Adams County has aont word to
tho police nuthoritica hero to look out for cue
John Hart, who Is accused Of the murder Of =
farmer named White. Private detectives In this
city arc said to know OF tho whoreahouta Of tho
murderer. mod arc hopping tho mstsar quiet In
expectation Of obtaining d reward.
Capt. ELLA is making ciean swoop Of the dis
reputable prostitutes in tue Wess Division.
Those un!ostuates haye become worry soicltoua
aud Insulting lately, and complaints have been
mnIe abont them. For tho past two evenings
Onlcnrs Topping aud hammock lArs hoon engagad
In taking them In, and Justico Scully yeRter1ay
scnt number to tho l3Eldewoll.
During the progress at tho aociAble at tho
Union Taris Congressional Church, Monday
evening, Bomo thief who latl neither the fear Of
tho Lord nor tho police In Ills mind q
eyo, euterod an aute-room 1hete tho ladies
aa !etI .nsss Sioaas' n a,sam nsse' ..iaia1' 4ahs'
~. n"n "pua'Gu ..s W. 'ao aann w.
hu'f ~ s'as.ns eJn1a,, ..;t. ~ .oo III III
e!ohN. pa,olep6 ~ sn: nIHoya ya",,. "s VI ~ Wy WI
hhoma .oe au. a - a,,a;1o.s'I a'no no1.., oas
e!oaA. ~ e. a'. .no.t ,,. .assa ,ta ts,i.p ns
| arrest.
A young man about 70 yoars Of ago. naned
| William Ii. larry, was arrested at tho Alslpll
Theatre laa. night about 10 o'clock by Detective
Deupis t;imtuons aud Mr. Dasney. OF Non York
City. Ile Is charged With absoouding with 81 900
belonging to Levi Il Cas5, broad ntreot
brokers, his employers. lie waa taken to
Con!ral Station aud ncarchca. A. Home Sa4ings
Dank boo1s showed that ho had deposited thora
ssoo, aud On his person were found ss4 and q
| revolver. lie gave Tho fictitious ,lsno OF +. A.
! Dodson, and was lochol up In cell. lie will be
| taken to Now York to-day. Ills parents ARC rep.
toseutotl ~ wealthy aud influential.
u,as.,J I'm rr-o,,rx.r ~ ,r,vt.kar,a Tho.tr.
te I."r,' 10 ~ - ,'ad ~ ottsm IVA T.
10 49, ~ 1,a t.te" a." ~ T., ~ aomnnn yastar
Ios w sanou .,o5a,,o,i ti,. SSoI1oi,r4 .%t
Ivy .E ~ c1,.nra ~ S1 iii trIs hs
Mnsslouay a1scu i9i ,,,t Ss tno Vs l.,, III ~
ta !,,,toiM .si..I a,onc.i ~ a., ,st.nt .n
.e!!o* 'iu.sAit nst ia ~ .eaotusd ~ ss u nH
,o @ s.1 - 1nS LII ~ ~ nnats",I 9n.;s, = 49,
u auu - tn % -3r.t ,nd ~" .r+i.s n
i -. so. n1ett"a Mnea. "'I 've., NV po;o.
,S ~ ".,ina vho c.rr1nd ". fniow ~ w.
uiuC19 nAa 00''oa, r., INV I"t''eu ~" AuA"" sAs
, 1875-02-20

My communication In Tus TRIBUNE OF the 18th on
"Econo,uy in Fuel should hayo made mention Of tho
TX Shawnee coal ~ we'll ~ Tho Eric, haze been
using this Xxx Shawnee coal about four weeks in our
boilcn, aud and olnsl to Erc, and. In regard to
pensc. lAe most eccnoacal fuel hare used. ", D..
H1tLlsay, General Superintendent Newsboys' Home.
, 1875-02-20

FUF EH0 V4HV3nInNC1
Of our friends knd tia public aud to increase our owl
popularity, WILL upon application by mall or other.
wse, send osssfu competent workman to any pari.of
ths city to sepstr mud regulate hns clocks. Fns
watches also repaired In tue most promp. sn satstae
tory manner. HAMILTON, ROVE Co., jowolers, %
State street, corner Washington.
, 1875-02-20

EyorJbody knows list " dent " II the French for
tooth. Therefore, wheu say tho Dens Fslnily arc
doing wall II will be understood that tho t@oth Of Thu
peoplo azs being Improved by Bozolont.
, 1875-02-20
DIED.

HLt1eEsk. 19, Mrs. o. II. I'LL, wlto Of W, A nm
fuu.rM SUNDAY at u .e1oo1 M from tho rssdsue. n
her AnlbauG 1IJto park.
10 syracuse papers please COPY.
gURF1sS -Thnmss i. Curtias, fFab. IL, aged -.
a., Ennsral At tbs Tn,lisnc: u b. i.tsr. r Curtin
MIL be taken 10 Cuhncotsout for intotin4nt. ''a
bTREENSON-1Fnb. 19. Douald. only aon Of DoasIdp y
and lfoen ls. atessnsau, nEed u months. y
CHAMBER LfN-At .1Acksnntl!to, Fla, Iuda,,,
Fob. II, i:rorott Cha,nbotlin. aged 81 yoara.
'EDitltttl AN--At Montgomery. A.a.. Masts H. s..t
year daughter nl j. Gor1iRxn. Bsuth Town HIsr,%,
Tbs nncrsl will sake place ffn1n tbs tssldsuas II
ArctGr.is. -"
, 1875-02-20
Chicago, Burlington g Quincy Railroad
Sunday Train,

for omaba, Salt Lake CITY, Fan Fraaclsco, and all
Far We.t points, Will lcAye the Central Depot foot Of
Lake street, Sunday Feb. H. At 10 H. IN. Tickets and
aeeptuGcar berths may be hal at 80 Clark ttsoet lii
diana avenue 8t.tion. aud st the depot. Through
uck via O. N. W. r. H., or G., H. T. 4. H.,
GOOD On tlI4 train.