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4speei11 Cor1ssrondenes o/ tAs tntcuqo Tribune =
4 WAuKEdAS. July 1.-THE discovery On las:
| Sunday OF the two bodies which proved to be
those Of LOUIS Albrecht and his housekeeper
has been 4he principal topic Of converbht1on
during the past week The circumstances sur
rounding the case seems to be in the nninda OF
some Z clear case OF seff-destruction, while
others are of different opinion, they thinking
Afb1ecnt was formerly weItto-do citizen
OF Hanover, Germany Some eight O.,
ten yeara ago he Left his family
at No. S81 Milwaukee avenue. Here he lived
With woman for some years before his mar
riage to her. Not finding the business Of dealing
out tbs ruinous liquid vary prohtable ons, Oh
account of elf-patrouage, he embarked to this
city in company with the woman who WAS found
by his side. Certainly their actious were very
arrange bus even 40, the matter should have
been examined into, aud this was not dona.
TIE TK,HpEaAScR LECTURE
under tho auspices Of the Ladlea Temperance
uuiop, given at tha Methodist Church on THURS
day evening, BY Mrs II: II. Nsemer, TT Chicago,
wss largely attended. Tbs speaker made a>faw
bold but truthful asSartona in regard to the use
Of wina a: tina table, 1t was, in her opinion, tts
root Of al intenperance- Her lecture vas wsll
deuVereo apo rendered fuu satisfaction.
SOCIAL PLEASURES.
Tho children Of the Hs!f-Orphan Asvlur, Of
Chicago hald their annual picnic at Hluhwocd
last friday. BY and through the courteay Of
Pullman Bios. they were enabled to coma ont
in e.yie, the train being composed wholly OF the
aboye-nauaed ears.
Gu Tuesday tho Scandinavian Sunday-sehool
Of Chicago held. picnic u High~ood. Fully
LOCO people were present.
The same day party Of picnickera from Chi
csgo ep1oved themselves 1T Lake Forest.
Tho Lake Side Club, composed OF the elite Of
this city, held their frat picnic of tho Season At
waa had.
Mr.. Fl. L. Oder, Of Decatur whs has bean
stopping At the Waukegan House for faa tiays
1etArnea ho,na laaa Wednesday, speaking Ea.y
highly & Waukegap.
DE. Gof1 and r, F. Phillips, OF Winchester,
Ky., ara stopping at tbs Waukeran House,
drinking mineral water. !
Mr. Durnhnm, Pretidant of tbs Rank of Corn |
mercs ST. Louis, has engaged roons At r. 4. |
Parks for his family for ths summer, They n |
rived yesterday. ]
The wife and other members OF the family Of |
Senator Kelly, OF Oregon, are spending tha SUM-
ner u1ontlla IN this city, Eaa4a4ng with 8. s. /
Greenlaat. Eal*
* GENERAL.
Tho work Of boring =: the Artesfan Well b be-
ing rapidly pushed forward on Friday How Of
gater was struck n tina dspth Of 904 feet.
The farmers in thus locality arc rejoicing uyar
tle excellent prospects for crops taia SEASON. Il
q considered By some tbe best season for the !
arEnipg community since 1850.
The Glen Flors band play soma Of The most
popular pieces at the Springs ON Saturday eye~
ling Of each week.
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kENOSHA.
SUMMER AuuSEuESr3.

G1<ctaf Correspondence ef 1he Chzca7s friouns
kExosHa, July 17.-Tho beautiful weather Of
tho past two weeks has afforded d tine opportu-
| nifty tor lovers OF croques and other out-doo,
sports to beguile sotae OF the hours that hung
| heavy On their hands In the pursuit Of health
| and happiness out in the open air. Croquct
| parties. picnics, boating excursions, have I'll
been Ia order, with several dancing parties in
terspersed for variety's sake, making the sum-
mer season thus far very gay one. Friday
evening last, Mr. Franz Slosson gave dancior
party to his numerous friends and admirers,
somewhat unique in its etyle, but yery
pleasant, at which Billy Dickhaut, one
Of Keuoshaa musicians. furnished the
| music for dancing. This WAS followed bY a
party given by 1fiss Minnie Simmons Tuesday
evening in the suite OF rooms over the Offices Of
the North" esterh Telegraph Company, in the
IrueEdol E.ock. Some sixty or seventy Of her
young friends were present. with liberal sprink-
ing OF older people, who graced tho scene with
thcn presence and seemed to enjoy the party
quite as we'll u the younger guests. The rooms
ln which the party was gwen are finished in fins
style, and WeTe further beautifed by many rare
house plants, which added not little to the
beauty OF tho soene- Severance d. Williams,
baud, OF Milwaukee, ,discoursed the music far
the OCCASION, 4od IN Rll respects the party was
III fait. "Ao
NATrRRs II dESEn4L-
a runamay Wednesday served to anfiven
Maln street into something like activity. The
to III. Gottfred4en, and vas driyan bv hG;s
daughter 1T the time the accident occurred.
While coming down Main street the horse b.
came suddenly frightened and running, dashed |
AGAINST post near Ar: CIark's drug atore, up |
setting the buggy and throwing tho occupants.
li0stfra1ahn and arfo +ohh
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THE WEATHER.
| Sneetal Correspondence 9f 2As Chicago 7i1dune+
RACINE. July T.-A week Of fine, pleasant
weather has passed. We hare had 81 degrees il
the shade, which is w6rIn enough for all practi-
cal purposes, and must bring the crops on in
such style as to make tbs eager Granger smile.
CORNERS STONE LAYING.
The laying Of the cornerstone of the new
Catholic church in the Fourth Ward last SUNDAY
afternoon brought out thousands Of our citizens
to witness the ceremony, tho day being fne.
There were two German societies and one Irish
out in full EegaGs. They marched in procession
frem the South Side, preceded by Archbishop
Henni and s,1 priests in carriages, accompanied
by inspiring music from brass band. The whole
foundation Was gone over BY the Archbishop
and the Rev. Fathers, and sptink1ed. After
more chanting and ceremony the stone was
lowered to its place amid singing and 1ecitings,
which to the devotee no doubt was fraught with
moaning Speeches we're made IN German and
English Archbishop Henn1 made the closing
remarks in English. He spoke Of the growth Of
their Church here and in al the country; NJ
luded tn Prussia and intdea. and vent over .
faW OF the AtandlnG texts aud phrases that theo-
loglans Of different schools Interchange with
each other. Tbs Bishop IL au old man, but h,s
voice denotes considerable vigor yet.
SUICIDE.
Last Saturday our towQ 1As startled by ths
report that the Hon. Henry SteYens had
taken his own Life = few m1les out
in ths country. OF late he has been alling,
and became gloomy and despoudent, although
ha bad all that wealth could command vi,hiu
h,a reach. but it could not minister TO mind
diseased. He was twice stata Sanator,. and was
highly respected
DROWNED.
v$rf+ %t,n ~
fond Of fishing by moonlight went up our rirar
: little way in y boat to try, tha;r luck. About
midnight BY some mishsp, the boat was upset,
and one OF the party, John Lonsfellos, was
drowned
Susan Denim gars three entertainments to fai.
houses which is saying good deal Tor this time
OF tas Season. Our city continues healthy, and
business Is rather looking up, OcGAs1oSA1,
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hear that open-air marriages h4ve boeome YER
fashionable in Rockford. Last night Mr. William
QoDeon 4 saah and blind manufacturer, Wal
united in maniage to Miss Eliza Mcneil, fol
| many years teacher in the West Rockford High
| School. The ReY- Jamas Oruiokshanks was the
attendant miniater, aud the wedding took place
I at the residence Of the brides father on the
banks Of tbs cla,sic Rook. and. a. Tie ceremony
/ WAS perfected. thu moon. uala empress OF the
night, shope ppoo the happy conpIe; and the
cuests, who, by the waY. wore Is numerous 10 the
| good wishes and presents, congratulated tie
wedded pnir and All were flied with iov.
| 1houa Tia lat]v rho forwarded the lstter nub-
| lisheu in Fridays TRIBUNE did not misunier-
| stanr nv renoarEs concerning the sndden cbanoe
Of asn,imaot NTH III rsenrd to tba trestmsnt nf Is =
liouor question. alluded especially to tha fact
| INT nm fnrcha afforta had been nade this yesr
tn snnnr,ss the traffic, Twontd. howeyer. add
| in Justice to our bonorsole Mayor md tho six
worthy Aldermen out Of 1hs seven who have Tor
yeark voted for ticense that the !. monayef1 nj
nority y statement is direct fatsyhooI and tue
writer. knows It fnn we'll ~ tba gpud nenge
Of orr cnm1nunitv. would rather meat this evil
With atrinqent Iicenss laws than convert Rock
ford inro free Nh,sky.shop. by q futile ottampt
al nroh,1 ;t,or T.Lo,,s t;a ,vil ho the LEST ~
nroatless discussion, which, had it not been for
The itIa thruAt At our oi.y authorities. would
ns,er M aa,e ncea pro.ohea by ne. In fatufs nv
temperance reports shall have the following saw
ipts u;aricn:
tr.nnot sar bo,, trne ,th h,.
i taS tns E.Is =. twss tola "a.
OLA popn1p.. :.
Tie Rockford ministera. fortunate man. haYa
commenced to pnck up aud leave for cooler
climes. There are, however, fe1 lstt us. ..
l. man named John Burden was terribly scali-
ed last Friday by his vixeuish WIFE, who threw
kettle full Of boiling lye, from the stove, over
him and the baby, whom he was holding 1t tho
time. She ia now in Jail awaiting trial
There vii! bo camp-meeting for the Rockford
District H. E. Church at Cherry VALLEY. COM
mcncing Aug IL and lasting one week. Tho 1
Hov. A. II. BcboonnAker ID the leading man.
The Rockford Gazeae waa voted The official
paper OF the county By the Boara of Supervisors
yesterday.
We have had several grsud displays and teets
Of the Holly Water-Works tA!a week Thsy
wela satisfactory.
Postai-cars we're started on the Chicago l.
Pacific Railroad last week, A young man from !
Byron. Ogle County, has been appointed postal |
clork on this route. :. !
The Rockford Postmaster, Mr. Ahrahpm E. |!
Smith, paid over to the Government for the !;
quarter ending June 80, more money By several |!
hundred dollars than has ever been paid in tho
Same space Of umo. Healthy signs for Rock
ford.
match game OF quoits, for the chamnjonshjD ]
Of the West, Was played in Rockford on the lgth
inst, between John McDermaid, who has hela
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aiees from Rpon, Via, has stso .aa.a !,

t a1 Iroa hpon, Via, has atno s3a.a T.
Mr.. Charles ". Nicho}a for,oa,,v =.
and recent graduate oftha chic.1gae = noeat9a,
mas returned to Wheaton to rema'n nv '@asE,
law tn Chicago. s'oof Il
~: ]. g. Barrett and lady, from C1,-;,a.
nno oaVe oeen visiting thor sister, Mia NJ ~
5eIalned home last week, taking WITH than M:a
c,nr.o a nJ1os' e. wno, It Is said, is 10 ppt,na
T. stzockmAun, Of Elnhurst atax+.d x,.,.
morning for Europe. "oo4zy
Uf. l.. Pratt has 1atq1ned from hin E.....
snp greatly TecnpeEated iu health. Wh;1. h;1s.ssa a
ne Vist5d the White Mountaina Laks ttas3
Rlaln, Rhlladslphis, Washington, Asookivno o',9 ~
Vernon, snd other places. {n II
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. .'
Iha following ordinances wero o.sz@. ..
ad5o9fned meeting Of the Town Council h.sa ~ ~
Monoay, July u, ut the Clark's otaca -@7sa q
6kcI1oH 1. Ths grade Of s,dswalk or .hA
Mo1sa haiFoaa street from Hale to Bird tires. b
.aa xams hersoy established At ~ inches bao 20 .s
Ing, aitQated on ths northwest co,uer - - e928.
road and Hale streets. AS4'a aaza.
sxo: q. This ordinance shall ta1o ef.c. ,n.N,
forea in tan days after tnis date. ~" - p
5Ecr1o1 lit ahaIl b. unlawful for .n~
being the owner or having the possesston y @ @psa.
nestle animal Of ths species II horse mua ~ [ a'
<f1 ~ &"iAes u buHeT tl4 R2rnA tn -
large "1fntn the cTporated Nmlts or Ira sets ea
Inc herdtng OF said animals upon uuiuclors5 sssa
Wnen the owner q pezsoo having eeutroi n nsa
Rncs. @ III aft8.
SIC. 2. Said town of whsaton xha1, .s,.,,.,
pro1ds pound. either by hiring or huh,irn !s ssa
ana shau appoint Poandnas.ar, whose dutV ;t% ~
be to take care Of said pound md tmpound nv se
above na1nal. and shall receiys {sex q. da1aa a1alaa
TAXING into the pound md dischArxiux tasrs1s!
every horse. ass, mule, and al cattle, IL cant. s
every shesp or Ismh4 cents and for syxTr 20
large a< smal ceats- It Ghau b. biz duty n -.
binary caEe Of each animal
!. &c; > The poaoaaa.stsr shsa hsrs h. rtahsh
Ssl sald autmais 10 pay rho expenses ioeuuna IL ~
pounding said animals provided that tha ssia ~ ~.
na3h - fmponndsd shall b conducted - nss, - ~
be to the law regulating aa1e& Of propssty =, -
tables under execution; and provided aIso n. a.. ~
r o1 such anin1as ehait haya tie right 70 ROLES, =
'aHe from tbs purchaser at any ti,ut within ~.
n0nths ftem tins dste Of TIA saJs BY Ea1;os ~
Of tho puxcAass:'s hid, With per caas }.1
1T, and reasonable costs for keeElns.
SEC. l. ANY animals mentioned In Sec ~ thx.
lanAnee founa running 1t larya eouts4sy to thH rr
sious ct aAld section, may ue driven to Aaid coTnd
M 11rpouudei therein by aaid rounImaster o. sn.
i the cttzeus Of said Town of Wheaton, sns ~
iSigIed) EaAx4u. CRY
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] arc boiled into perfumed toilet soap and pigs
! fed upon the most Ricke1in5 refuse to fatten
them for table. To-day was buying meat ut
my butchers, when German woman came ii
offering saueagss She lock,d like clean
farming person. (Nine &omen out OF ten who
suspect butoher-made sausasss will pay extra
price to clean farua'ng~looking person who
comes around in 3 mud~splashsd wagon, such az
this womau.) "How much do you want ~
asked the butcher himself sausage.maker.
IA shilling" was the reply. The butcher did
not want any, and she left. Now, pork sausages
fit to eat cannot b. taads at this time of year
for less than IS cents per pound. How, them
could this woman offer to sell 1t 12}5 cents, and
that It second haud?
This sausage business and pig husiness must
be looked into. Scores Of small German stores
are supplied BY this woman and har confeder-
ases, who arc no more farming people than the
compositor who puts these words into type.
UP SHE GOES AGAIN.
Meaning Steiner's balloon. There is to be no
mistake about the quantity and quality OF gas
this time. The scientists are going to run the
machine themselves, Steiner acting merely ~
conductor, under limitations. The balloon Is to
receive 20, 600 feet Of gas, and the gas is to bs
pure. Only three are to so besides Steiner.
The ascent will last tventy-four hours 1t least.
The party Wilt 50 as high rs the balloon will take
them. Instruments ready for observations
Of d very complete and exhaustive character.
The aerouauss profess they vii! be mora than re-
paA0 IL IAof 01tAiu eue 4AtA La JAo 61Ok1o AAIb
in the Gbaarv Of science, Subscription papers
are baing circulated to p3y the expense OF the
ascent. Steiner is to have the gate~money for
his services and rent Of the balloon. It il all
right, this time, and it our brare boys do not
break their necks or suffncate science will be
enriched. Peckham, Soulerln, and Regamey
will SO.
ANOTHER defeat FOB TEE pISTILLEn3.
h1uch was hoped Tor she success OF tho Hon.
Matt Carpenters motion to dismiss the cases
against the distillsrs, argued 1t Oshkosh, but
the hope was disappointed, the motion being
oye1ruled, and the cases tst for the October
term. Following ~ere the grounds stated in ths
motion:
I. Because the sama II 1nut1farious doubs repug-
nant and does not conform mssy h. Or At
III, to the foria Of pleatings required b. law.
because var1a! prctendea CAUSES Of action are
therein stated III one count In such that The
claimant ia unable to determine upon which CAUSE Of
action the said plaintiff seaks to rely. |
s. Becauss the came II vague, indefinite, and
certain.
Or that said Court may order the said l1h@l Or In
Eoration, to bo made dednite and cer,aiu and
hat tie plaintiff he ordered correct aud refor the
E2nle IN such respects, and to separately state and
number the said alleged several CAUSES OF action
luired by Law, and to copy Of ss upon the
:aimants attorneys. for such other fEther or
ler or relief ~ may be proper.
The distlllers hare retained large quantity |
u brilliant nta}lect their sida, hnt ths Law Is
N tho ads Of the Government.
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THAT LIQUOR TE1A1

| THAT LIQUOR TRIAL
Tho rucb.ta1ked-of 15onor tr;a1 nam. ~
| +sr1,v ,f+o,,o,z, .o.,~a;,. :. ' w ~
80, a-]o- nooa ~, e.'o4ofos !" announcement
anu the result Will surprise those who ass postk
upon the facts in tha case. Tbs dafeadsat
| John I. Ball, & druggist Of tha xa,,s.
| had he.n rom,1x,pa1 - hr r. .1s
1L e. :.,e.:@ ~ III F@1
~o'aua' 4ot '1o'a'n. 1oe 71nase ord'a7na
prohibiting tne sale OF liquor within thu Hma
the model village Of tns State for msnv ,a,n
md has wall anatainoa ;,s rann.,.;a" :! ''.o I'D
~. s'~ 4epo'4%'so u III
ts7pees. ~ eoa1se, Il "a7 70 aa e1paotd
that the reH:r.ctlona placed upon tia nh
OF Intoxicating drinks would b oecasioo,r,
evadet1 hnt that onc ~ tba Lo..1 d,.,..:~..~
ara aIInweI so;no nTiy;lages IN h..n@ .ao
to vend lnnor far rnc,i;cn11 nrr-c.s" .aass1
hayo ua1t{a bnsines. Of eelnp ~ ~ .s-
otharu;<a m ,ff ,oT1rrs rtn,s - tana ~ a'ass
could trnst ~ Air. Doi il aleeea hv o ssrs.s. s ~
sons Ia have Ioae. natnra1y cresssa con.;aaasa W.
Bile ,ufayorabio comn,ant-
The severity WITH which the irr..non,;h,.
CxlYarv hai been dsslt w;sh 1.h.n ns'on eon,s! na
OF yiulatine the hnnos i,xs sI.o i.4
tna rnh,c :, ar1vac. III ~ 4.,h.ss - ~
atty nndcr rha Inv woufd e ;,Ev -
I'd in thin n,rt,c7,;,r r.sa rsa;.n- .ua.ss-
"a taa nh,raa uas n, aaar,v.,s<s e,a H.. !!
Ea1fnfr a ptrau3u ir+ov foI
ncenas vera ;ss,,ad fnr txo 1io-an ~ ~ .eans
men Of tha ytilage ,orna If whorr -s~a a'e.t Nv.
ne.ted Of h.yinr hten in tbs h,nit ~ 1900
inc Ills oonyanienr etrnr.stor- .n, Ts+v -.
t., ,Iaxtin~ rial ra< snt;c,ra+aa - ra..,h;. - -
veon3ns,t< go @r..s ~ ~
cent!eman nd fav evsi iad s,,m1aona w y. ~ 49,
foCn Thacaaa ~ ~ 11.as. sss.
van1,. from Jnst;ca cn.s- ~ ~ ~. 1850
fsa.. 1' ~ ~ S",s!. "Ao nae eive1 saae
otSer tr,eis ~ rss,i,as ~ -" ~ ose1a ~
~ AK r,ich 80 "au ~. IA
heen imnosaH -, ~ su ah.- :" ~ na.
~ u;+nesses v.1a ax.,s;r.a saa A. ~
rom soma reason hast rnavn ~ tsas~ s.Es..s oess
cerned
,v,,,v,
Tha o4o.t nor,h,a soc;.t arant ~, ~..t,
III. I.wn n.rtv ~;so1 Vrst,sr .r.so - w. "ese - -.
residanca Of M Andrew ! Roosn b. Ii
+. IA nr..ont IT. nc,,cn .Ha 49, NJ. -
Of tne sociatv vonr,7 T,oan1s ~ H. ri.
i.ra lid mt in ~ ,nn.s,r.1cs ~ 80
lel though la hcrn,,fni 1r,u.nlx
whch coyer al entira biocZ ;ndn1o no in e+o1na
.rc.,erc md Tar;ons otha- snnsan3snts ~ ~ T.
montitn nniet nrnmena nades ,nd ;ntaraasro nj
vata intaTs;aws Fssre.sns,t. 80 .s-sn.f =
ths n,1]ors 1h-revs- ~. .es,,.1s 80 .t~ans3 =
that direction The eateriain meos y. thoroeeh-
" appreciated. paa tly bacauso Of its oomDsrar,e
,oe5i.v = h.. Teara hc,a,,sa ~ y. ~ sas
1.da o1 aaa 1
,lL however their tsstes na1Tht b. inctined
cuunprrrH.v
Amretfnc Of the S.rndav-acnoo, snns,5ps.n,
,enta nf ti,e Tillsra and 1Icinitg ~ ha1d 4
.,an;s Hai Fndsv eIenin~ ~ sh,ch ,ssrss
choo,a rera nnrN4enta3 Iaar y%.r
ns vsrious schools aat.hl;rbsd 1hat
ras called Children. DIV md
, 1875-07-18

pf1se, that, notwithstanding hundreds of ycsself
have been laid up the past two seasona, new one.
the Flora, I bide-wheel steamer recently added tc
tho feet o; the Northwestern Transportation
Company. local paper emphatcally eayB
This Flora is desined to become one OF ths
most popular boats on the lakes" She made be1
first bid for popularity by breaking down at sea,
but has been repaired since. Her commander Is
one Of tha finest Of living men. The crew would
take first prlzo for language and department in
any lady's Boarding g-achool in the land The en-
glnes are the most powerful. hull tho most sea-
worthy saloons tho most elegant. cooking the
most exquisite, fares tbs lowest, Of any yessel
that ever was.
II you disbeliere ali this, let mo add th,t ahe
Was built ID Milwaukee.
A11ED CONDITION or CONTRACT.
q mls:ase was maize in an advertisement print
Cd IN the o;hcil paper calling for bids Tor Ger
tain dredging work, to be sent in to tho Board
Of Public Works BY tho 29th June, On the da:a
named Nada1 d Stevens sent in their bid. but
nere informed the contract had been already les
to Albert Conro On tho 29th May. Nadar /
otesens presented petition to tbs Council
PRAYING that Tia contract be re!et, as they in
good faith desired to bid, believed they vers Tho
lowest bidders, aud did not know there was anv
mistake IL the date. The majority of the Conn.
ell upheld the contract entered into. re-nr3nc
the petition as put forward with sinister obiec,s'
but, there being too few Present to taxa action.
~ o~4~A @eJ".!4 nsA VII LILO 1oAoW1Qg evening,
rhen three policemen were in attendance 10
drum MP absent memberA Twice tbs matter
MAS brought up and failed to pass, two OF tn
requisite pumber obstipately voting the other
Way. Finally, two more members uero- o,t.in-
ed. and the vote passed --.>
Now, it is etated- Nadar i Stevens ara going
70 bnuS auit to recover the da1nsges they sue.
pose they hare sustained. The Alderman sav
tho most they can recovsr il this expcEse ,hey
were put to to prepare estimates. mad this ttero
is disposition to pay. And it the7 bring snlt
Gho is KesPonslb'e,-the official paper 1or ir,nt.
hg the wrong date, OF the gentlemen who pre-
who Is supposed to be the aushori~
= who counte1egus and ia responsible Tor ofi- |
ial sdvertisenena7 Altogether, Nadar L sse- |
[ens appear likely to have some fun 4head
xACSAGES-A WARNING.
Last week TEE SUNDAY IR1suSx exposed ths
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two days trotting and running races in tho
mouth Of Auguat- Tue trottlna rscas will be ftr
2:5O 2:32, and 2:29 trotters, and the 1aoe for
running horses will be open 1or al.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-05
a Card.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment of this tax by means OF Drainage Warrants
JAMES 3. GUTHRIE. Agent,
lee Gm LIZ 6ravlor street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-05

At : special meeting OF the Board OF directors
hald on the 18th of January 1875 it resolved to
nav ON DEMAND the following dividends:
An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December, 1874 on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
. CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders, on the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
s1st December 1874 in addition to the rebate or an
cipated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And to carry to Contingent Fund the sum OF
Al 100 0S for investment in o. s. Government secur
tiles according to articles III and V, Of the amended
charter. ,,.,,r
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FERTILIZERS !! FERTILIZERS (!
FERTILIZER NO. / FOR SUGAR CANE.
FERTILIZER No 2 FOB COTTON.
FrRrI1 zKR <0R ORANGE AND FRUIT
MANUFACTURED AT THE SLAUGHTER
HOUSE BY THE BLOOD FERTIL1zINa
FERTILIZERS.
SAMPLES NO. 1.-COMPLETE FERTILIZER
for the SUGAR CANE Sorgho Indian Corn.
Tobacco ...........................
Complete Fertilizer composed Of amending and
fertilizing substances with chemical bases to BIO
used a. manure or opdressng at the rate of 500 or
900 lbs. per acre, in bags of 200 lbs. tper ton)
SAMPLE NO. 2.-Fertliser for Cotton.-Com-
plete Fertilizers, from 500 to 800 lbs. per acre,
in bags Of 200 ....s
FERTILIZING SUBSTANCES.
Phosphates fine ground bones), per ton.---...sAs
Superphosphate Of lime per d
Phosphate precipitate per 90
Dried Flesh, In powder, per %
Dried Blood In powder, per ton.-........--.... 70
Hair, Horns in pow r. per ton...-.-...--..-.... 80
A1otized compounds representing the constituent
| elements Of genuine guano, per ton-----.--. 50
These Ingredients, prepared and ground with the
greatest care in our mandatory are In the shape Of
fine powder and can be mixed the spot with stable
manure, barasse, vegetable manure, etc.
mh1x OFFICE, 81 North Peters street.
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