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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

ID EPoRr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING
TON" at Wilmington In the State Of Delaware, a.
the close OF business On the LIST day OF Oc'ooer 1910
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

pALL TICKETS, EXCEEDINGLY
ID nooby, at discount from Philadelphia
at the CoHa8Rl IAL ofrcs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

CUMFOSITION ROOFING IN ALL IT'S
, branches, old shngle, tin, slate and leaky
composition roofs male water tight, by coating
with plastic slate. Work promptly done at prices
to auif the times.
ROBEET ATKINSON,
s23 Market Street.
Metal roofs painted with hest of oil paint al cent
per foot and less according to size.
sep25,2mof
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

Reaction IN Real Estate. Advancing
Prices in PhiiiitIeIphiii aud New
York. Ehree nnOnthsiO Gem
icmniai Year. seven
months 10 Crutclntal
opening.
L
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-07

NOTJUE-THE UITIZENS' LOAN As
1S SoCIATI0N ncw Offers its 5th series OF 500
shares for sale. Frat payment due CctoTber 1th,
1873. GEO. c. MARS,
eepiS.tf Spcretary
, 1875-01-15
THE CITIZEN SOL.DlERf.
uuw TO nAIYE TIE FUNDS.

A toee,ing OF t!,o tlell and line officers Of tho
Fisyt Nexi,ucut llliuo.s State Guard was held
last night at their arulory Tor tho purpose Of
consultation, and to devise ways and menua To-
Eatd raising recruiting fund.
Owing to tbs absenca OF the commanding OIL
ter Liout-Col. 3lcClurg, which was caused by
sickness, Nal. Hubbard occupied The clair.
After a lungthy discussion oil tho subject,
the matter was EIaccd in the ands Of colntnlt-
tes Of tllreo. Whn will have ehEr5o VI tho Sub-
ecri1,tion Committee to prosecute tho work.
The following circular from ten, MGClurE,
tho Commandment OF tho 1nttAIion, which
is published by request. VII! explain isssf
The fcr.It tou If battalion, unrr The nilftla law
of the state, to bo called tAc First Regiment Illinois
Htats Guard. quietly begun several luIths e!nce.
1t wb undertaken sulcy In cpuEtGcG of tlso w!te.
srread uu1ir4y lonS tliuar" TT ths defcnso-
fets condition Of tbs city IL cahs ot llut ultl
disorder Thtre Is not lnts:sE e!ty In the United
ptt pEo rr 1noia regiments well u'Gatizea tEd
eaulpped. Which hot uuly ciacient 9uafdiaus III
cyeut u danger, tlt roAstant 'e.aeu 10 any tus'
buent clement Which 1nlght At any tiAe bo iAc1aed o
4lye trouble.
y cuunestIon with thc organization ia 70 recent tdR
I eaa sreak Of ii without feeling of ir*j!tisf.
It Las nov comihh!tp, arh cftr aJ9 men, an
II Ills Prospect gf tlElItlt Ii tt1l4ltl t4e fegl
t;,eut can eas,,y / g hIIsl II tho 1nal!!"uns.
The souug luru tn.lrshte.! iu Il, Loth ol!eelr en-
ftyaIes userHEa ,rry EtZh III character hnu ca parity
aud they Lave pN;l.t4 ti.cHselscs tu slr hhd osel
Ipa with sigc. ui LoktaIley tha Alrl very suou
nitu 1its er ef".ularc rc!ueut, =" arc lao ut3rer
ettrienty u isl!sx. Il II a tiiay whn with !lc1
2nd there IL hosL Ivy nLosit II. Il"S aFt tho'oga
ly an c1rtstt Aul VI! }tp':a lu - pu ipr tHsts .!
UaulxAtion Lgh st4Atlit4 " ~tl-1gi!lLd AID dBt
plIned ftg in,eLt. ........., -
u ssuoFy, cas, fuel, etc., from thsts o~n 1nn1tio1
, 1875-01-15

Tie HIM. fnry1on H-rs. the Hon. Lsonara sfta fof.
~ Palmer. Et9.. and "thr's .. ~,
aFnr1EaES : arr in receipt Of yottrs Of the 9th
init requesting tn aecc}t the nomination for tho
vacancy urra.ae y tile tseHth Of the Hon. John u.
Rce, lata rlorlber 1T EonprsHt from this district.
rou1d render services at n commensurate with tho
magnitude OF tho Interests wh!rh should lie called
nj TO rel resent that rpul a ahle III aiy a:1b-
etantul mnnner III rromra the interests Of "'r city,
II tho 1c!Miican party, t w,'h eyer haTs arn
racriicc Of personal uercstb to comply with your r.
quest. .... j.. l..
Int my experience in rut!'c and particularly IN
rxittical aTairs ln hcrn limited that ain ron
Ecion that wnll not h" allie to rrnct r,tcl services
to tho people nj tlns DiKteict nt ts'cy wt' l'a'e
r1ct 10 EXPECT AMI Acuath from their Representatives
therefore respectfully decline h:cpnNE candidate
for tho rcaition you haze named ard. thanking you
for tho compliment en'.sssrd III your fsfues' an'
sN' ,' GRO, II. klMnAnN.
, 1875-01-15
mon,bers Of Engine Company No. q. regarding
tho manner III winch unurEo i. Fuller was
Killed. Tho subject was laid ovor for further
consideration to-day,

metnbers Of Engine Company No. O.. regarding
tho manner III which uourEo Il. Fuller was
killed. Tho subject waa laid ovor for further
consideration to-day.
Mr.. &. n. Moore. the ownor of tho building IN
process Of erection uppuaite tho Grand ractha
Attorney jaraicso IN regard to tho tiotice served
uu hin, tho day bcfnro requiring 1ln to tlesiRt
from violating tho Firo ordinance. Mr. Alunro
was accompanied by Mr.. Tuior. ox-Corrorntion
compromised t,y asrcetn9 to n,aks The building
comply with tho ordinance, by iillmC up with
brick tho bracc botwcon the stu'ng.
Tho th5oo gtaccs WHO Btyle themselves ro|co
Commissioners llavo ~ vet taken II" meas.lrna
to eift tha OCoHuor case. It Is nrsertetl. IN
what mny DO considered reliable nuthuritr. that
scrgt. USConnor's aclnn In diBtnlasinE tho cas's
against the 1lyo Eamhlors WA prompted ty an
officer in tito police fnrcs Aaycrnl HtnrH higher In
rink than the Sergeant, aud 1t In further asscrt.
ed that u the Surgennt is drlyci to tho wall he
will tell MI le knows about tho casa. to his own
colnplote exoneration and tho decentralization OF
tho guilty ojticor. judge D,ydcn rcassclts III
the irt,at tortihfc manner That Ito knew nothing
wt,atoyer about Tho Dismissal until two days
alterward.
An unfortunate Granger, with an unc commonly
largn amounts Of llayReod on lis massive fIlr
over coat, yesterday visited tho Law Depart
ment with a NOefnl ta!s OF how ho had bcott
s~tntlod ont Of $50 by tho mrsterious l'ttlo
game Of bunko. Ilo could not tell where tho
pAco ir which he MAS sNintllct waa located, and
he will probably nnyer find out. Suvll cases aro
becoming more mad moro frequent, and tho only
redress man haH after losng Ills money IL to
briug police officer with linn TO The place. nhd
fileist oil getting his money 6ack. Tie matter
Ii compromised, Md he il put OF with sMail
percentage Of what he llns lost.
There Ia at lcaat ono man In the CITY who has
not yet rcad Mayor Colyin'n welcoming speech
to King Kalakana. 1fit nano ls Reed. and ho
In tho etllclcnt and amabe Cashier Of tho Water
Department. of tho l}oatd OF Public Wo1kn. On
coming 10 bis oftico yesterday forenoon, ho
looked over tho morning TNiAuHE anl tcoing
the words King Ka1aknua" in largo print IN
prominent theatre advertisement. l.c turned to
Tim sullivan with the question. "Whas kind Of
. play is TINT King Kallikahooa anyway AL
tho c!erls burst into a roar OF laughter which
was only increased by tho explanation TINT lio
was deeply Interested In something elso at tho
time lie asked tho qnentlon. Tho o1cuse waa
altogether too thin, for in tho aftcrnoon l,c
quietly trot.ed over to tho Graud racltlc to sca 4
real live King.
, 1875-01-15


.BATT1N-Wcdncsday. Jan. 1a Jannstts Lille, viii
Of A. j. Battin.
Funeral eersicea 1t tha houss 10 Grnreland Court A
332 P Il Fsiday ths lSth Fl: ro9,aps M % Tu be tsten
f1-ltarttord tCunn.j papors please copy.
And HebeccA u. lapp.
funorn tho Residence, 1Ga Frhis aysnue. satur.
daY. At ErioIde nv1tod wi thout further
tca.
LhWIS--At Kenoahs, Wis.,, Jan. u. CtAuneey Lswi4
formerly Of this city, aged &C.
fvHAtttord tConr.] papers plo"'s copy.
RAYMOND. .F1orcnes. infant d,ushtsF Q? CHARLES L.
Funeral from liza Wabash AYouus Saturday, tho 18th.
at II o'cluck =. m.
LATstfAW-In this city. Mrs. Virain!A s. K. latshaN
vito OF John +. lAtahhw, aged ~ ysnrr
Funeral this morning at 10 10 fum kJ2 Wabash nVenus
CUNNERS-Jan. II. James ConI!ers. At his mother
rotidencu, al Mcst Lako street. axod " years.
EMERY-At Lockport, Monday, Jan. II. Q .. H., OF
congestion Of tho Iuua. Ms.. H. ". Emory. Deoessod
ii Jeass aud 1nuIths old. ier naIien was
uut Afo.
II Eastern psrers plesae copy.
, 1875-01-15

year After studying At the Univorslties Of Mar.
bnrr an' Leipzig, lie wns at tho ugo ot ~ rallied
su tho Regency, lta fatos being compelled by
pnDc dissatisfaction 10 retire. With tho sannc
aiarcea,d nl tho rights Of tho pennlo h.own By
ls nnccstor. wI,o H,ll hin troops to King George
to fight III t,la county. I.o bcRan a lseEoncy l,v
M atsrmpt to nnnu! tho Constitution; hut, III
1879, tho year nftcr l,o became Eloctor by the
death Of i,iB father he WAS lctl by tho general
demand for mora liberal instltutons to promise
.onlo CONCESSIONS, a rlomlso Which lo in,n,e--
tlia,civ lru.sD. Sincs Sadnwn and tic, cvonts OF
1865. 1icsse- Cafec! ike Hanover has hce1, occn-
pied lv tho FEus4ianF. and tho Electnr hph lived
In voluntary oxife, mostly IN AuttIin A ho
icascs IN legitimate heirs 11cHao will now doubt
lcrs to Finally joined to rrnea'a e'ia become o
permanent part OF tue German Empire.
, 1875-01-15
ILLINOIS SUPREME Coun@


arntxnr,I1n, ill.,. jan. ls-oriors we're made n
4ts. Tla i'enlic ". ;:,s.3 rol"a for uana.u,ns,
lcaEa Ia iIls uIsr1snlest to demurrer and answer.
23'. cay u Eear'stown Ct nj. vs., cI4y Of virginia
nl. mn cal frnM Ca:a mo3n to vucAto orler Of In
1niTsion i11nttu In ri.alHbttr.
1oa Rolonun vE. II rn'l il. Utmaerat Printing Com.
rans; srpca! frum Maeoaiin dlsminsi; per cent
o.. Stowe =: 1to1Ge,: nrEc, from Al nns; jude'
i. Tic Peopis ". to"nn G: III original snit; clar1
County; tnncn for leayn 10 withdraw flrst regcE
rcas and to dis two additional l,c4s Astornsy H.
r!ca. md tn let Demurrer stand is tn MI pleas.
III. nalinsun et nj. VI. Tin crlc, ETC.. Of Mc.
I,at G;lnty; aniG" frun atcI,sl; 'eAso gruntSd Ia
CALL OF nocxrr.
9lle following werc t.ken OF taIt
ILL., Tho looplo ex Eel. OF u. -. btach appeal from
ii. 1,ush ". scott ct A.; error h E,lg,r.
81 Waller ct af, Vs. Mulvean; error II Clark.
G5. l. y. 4 ". lalroHd Company vs. rAn1,agans
nrrcal from Taicwoll.
ID. Wahlo w. 1cinhackc: error to Morgan.
81. Mills ct ri. vs. Drewdlsr ct af; appeal from
1fon1srie.
roa Cn,ntany; error t. fulsoh; argnes orally by 4
81. Totctlo, va,,s., Il Western Railroad compnn,
ison n, simo E:iot ct a.; up1ea fronl Logan.
y. Nostn ". Worth appeal froal 1&!gal'.
Y. schwolzer VS.. Tracy, etc.; All eAl from Clam.
75 ntewcr ve. Tic roop1r, etc. erro. 10 oook.
u. Gflatt ct al. vs.. Lpp!ncot, ETC.; appeal from
i. Fnr1ong r.. Cox appeal from Adams.
Te. Mann VI. senncr Ct nl.; appcal from Elgar.
u. Roach ct nj, VI. Tho People. etc.. error to No.
~. stcDavtd et a.. ETC., ". Adams appeal from
~. tnac People, otc.; error to Hancock. parsed.
3d. Wait VI. scoacld; appeal from uancocE. Taken
Waiiarc ". Day. Of Schuyler was admitted to prao-
| tlco Ou foreIJu litenae.
, 1875-01-15

Tho Grand Jury is ct present engaged in IN
.estigating the Wabash avenue atrect-railway
Job. Tho results Of thoir lnbors will probably
DO made public this week.
Oyorcoat thieves arc still very active. Yester-
day afternoon Bomo one ssolo valuable coat
from the Office of L. A. sto on tho third floor
of No. II West Washington streot.
Officers Al Dock and Heffner, Of Milwaukee,
came horo yesterday morning in acnrch Of
Young man named Carl Hebron, who robbed hia
cousi,,, Mrs. Emma Dietrich. OF two gold aud
one River match and somo jewelry IN all
worth $500. They we're accompanied BY Detect
ives McCauley and McGarig1e. md lad inst
taken dinner in restaurant on Clark street, near
Madison, when they stepped out aud discovered
tllnir man walking proudly up tho htst -hau1cd
thoroughfaro. lie HaB captured quietly. mud
searched at oneo, whon tho stolen property Nas
found in his pockets. lie was taken to tue
Cream City last night.
A sharper called in at tho jewelry establsh-
mert OF 8. i. Lagescrantz, No, ~ North CLARK
stroot, yesterday, aud represented limHelf to be
eon Of Con. Liobs tho County clork giving
his uamo as James l.. Lleb. and slated that !o
was deputy In thu Generals oflco. Oh THU
representation Laeercrantz let hin have =
watch valued as $G5, to carry homo to show
to his mother. Tho follow not showing up.
tue Iowolor called A. tho otlico to ascertain what
had become of Lieb Jr.. and tlcro discovered
that ho bad becn dupcd. Con. Liob'a crYdit
must bs excallopt, NJ Inst summer : furniture
man waa chcatod out Of set Ut furnitu1o IN tho
uaule manner.
4 Louisville, Ky, correspondent, over the sig
nature Of "CaBhsr," writca to The Tribune.
stating That ho Inns road III the Courier journal
Of hia city an hrticle reproduced from thd paper
on tho check-depoaik swilllo The writer BtatcB
that l,o takcB lively intercat in everything pct-
tanning to shis peauiiaf Kind Of ssindllng. ~ le
WAS 1roen enough, In September. 1873, to
10 plucked to Tie tuno Of 90, 800. 1le
says that ono Norton, alias Billy Brush. a
| woll-known confidence ultn Of this city, accom-
tsanied BY nnoIller Norton, aims Ross Salisbury.
| made descent npbn two Loulsyille haukR and
succeeded in gsttiug away with $1l COO. Dfuah
| was caught aud -, 500 "ere found on lis por-
| eo,, Ia \ fuw DAYS, "Cashier" says, that QUO
Tru.!o lbs name il not unfntniliar) said to ba
q lsmyer trpm Chicago appeared on tie scenc,
anil CATERED q dcfeuse for tho prisoner On tna
| ground that 1t sas Saulsbnry who Lad robbed
both banks. The olo4ucncs Of ths
Chicago lawyer, however, did not pre-.
vail, and Brush was sent to tht
Pcnitontiary for three years. salisbury was
subsequently arrested in Iennsylyania for {
similar otfense. aud il now serving out term II
tho PittsbnEg prison, whcro ho was visited b1
Cashier" who found him 80 like Brush In PCT
aonel appearance TINT he might havo boon taket
for him. It is the opinion OF Cashier who
having suffered. oughs to be ackno rledscd as al
| authority, that Western bnnl;B will be FREQ from
these Awindlng operations until these two conti
douce-meu aro released from prison.
, 1875-01-15
TOO MANY HERRlNGS.

THE EECE[E"a PHYSICIAN HELD.
An iuqucs. was hoId yesterday afternoon to
apccrtain the cause Of tho death Of John OttosF,
who died Monday at 81 Butler street. The vito
of tho deceased, Frederick ropp thu County
Physician and Raymond Vetl'oose wcro tho
principal witnesses. Tic testimony Of Mrs.
Otter and alr. ropp agrcei that the deceased
Was subject 10 epileptic Its from whici, he SUI
feretl very peyesely at times. Ills business was
that of n pcldler Of pig's-fcct, Ills fade being
largely cottiucti to tho lover class of saloons,
where free lunches wcre daily served. ...
HAMMOND }crl.ooso testified that ho had becn
ac1uaiutcd with oeceased tor eeycral months,
and that prior to his death he hnd advised Linn
to cat herrings forl,s disease. lie had MISC pre-,
Ecr.l]ed tincture oil iron tor his troubles. He had
prescribGA i'll other cases, but KNOW notnhg OF
Dr. Mcn1otin, who held tho post-nlortem exam
ipgtion fow days Ago. testified that the de-
ceased camo to his death from disease which
was tie result Of Great thirst and un" hoesome
circumstances, especially .rincr tho wlso'o case
was surrounded by almost inc1plicabie clzcun'
stances. ..
Tic iurv returned verdict IN accordance With
DR.. Itenrnttn's testimony, and recommended the
lloltling of Raymond Ferhoose for tho Grara
Julys
Il appears that ycrhooso has practicetl medi-
cino Tor SONIC years itl his OWL way, whllo Keep
ing d SALOON at No. 1y5 West Twelfth street. ai1
that ho has prescribed for different PERSONS fro'l
con,mois.on. COM In tue caao iu question
however it appears that ho was raj.
Tor lid SERVICES. though bo 1iscalms anything
of tho kind. 1lo Says lo ordered tho decea.e.
10 eat hcrrlnga simply NJ an appetizer, but hat
uo idea tha, ho would 90 to extremes.
On tho wLole, despite tile verdict Of the jurr
the eyideuro was TO tho effect that tho deceased
came to his death from pts.cript,on Of too
much herring, administered by himself. liz
leaves . vito and four chiluron in destitute cir
cuulHtRuceH.
, 1875-01-15
GENERAL NEWS.

uy ,,,, tiu, ~, ~, ,,,tiort" !" ,sm,rl,ea n
~ ai1o" tnat 3oa "aa PA''e"'' tou,atn'd
farmer, "tut he never see doscrranea shahG"
In, hen sIstlus ou d uest full OF billed eggs."
o,,,aa to n, ,bso,c, ~ tto css,vi,t-.Dr
o"'a ~ Ht ~ ~ ,,o1d 49,, H.
I:,aaaa' m, ,vi;,,. .,a ,,,at,n, oi1-
Val1'''e aiSe"0's' "''eN "'''@'' 'A' '''"
toutned.
Tho Collector Of South Chicago will levy on
,,,o uri,,;,. in ,,n river which hnn not mid the
too eA'l''t' - ~ ,.t, ,,,,,os. .hn o.,,s.s .o,,,
assessments uo@' "op"' 1st'so' WV '"ts'' S'''''
forward n!ii ray Up.
Tue Chicago Acaaamy OF Homeopathic Phyaa-
ciana uutl Surgeona held their semi-monthly
, 1875-01-15

fces md rnnhy dues. What t1ley nnv nrresl 70 tho
citizen. fer :e simply an equipment fund tn procure
tue zee m 9 t hc ~ Tor ther
nwn .re,sity, this ,,rc tbs let orrnstnnty to
a:.a # hR 'ire 'Ms!nnt1e ton' hs a anws 1--WE. ,, i"
courage to attempt such s enterprise lot long nme
10 rt'n!r.
PRESENTS lis the r1si'r, feeling that 1t has inns
anil doing !ia ssarc II tho cisi:fts dcsIre t.s m
nrRan,..a!t' + ~ NV +" r1"np.'y s esire !, " sd ";
not exist.
Tho amount necessary to uniform tho. men
comro4,ng tho regiment will le upwArtiH Of
s25,0O0. Ot ttEiH.rum $1,000 ha' been ra1scd.
A:f0aH THE SUBSCRIPTIONS
alroadv mado nro Tho ful"!wlns: q. y. Tn,'- ,,'
man. $500; Union National l'ank, s25'' VIII
lam Dlnir t. Co., s1tW: First Sational Ha''k,
sloo; crstar, Adams $ Co, ;looi i; e DIcat'
f.s so' ela e. L. ne'sa adear apros, ] w tsmress nv
siu6o; &. G. n. Farscli. &iuS; ;tar-ha'l Iiell.
:lou: Flint 4 THOMPSON, sl0l: fairnank.
Morse t. TO-. s1GU; Farrar & Wheeler. 5loo: !:
Halo, Aver d Co.. Sloq: {; II; Aa.Aerson y
II. y. JoEes., s.lao; Albert Munger, $ioo
Franklin MacVcagh SIM; Potter Palmer,
s.ou; na:htone. sar', 4 Co., s5a.;
ioiry T. smith ,onn3s sl9o' an. = ,1o,nv a:
+. Bcnis. s1on; Il, ,a,iner. smith, l. Co., alon:
Gcuvgo T., Clarke. ts95; W. c. Clark. S25;
Invs Sowing Machine cornrans., :25: a.
Smith. $50 !; ulobc Insurance Company. ?5o ;
". D. Kc1f,,ot, :a3, ". ". Ktmba:i. 500; A: n.
Ketlosg :5p, !, Mason 1.ooms: 20; John !sa at'.
George SsnrCes, $50.
TIC otlice!a 1layo been commissioned by tho
Governor, and tho regiment IL NOW recognized
by ihe stale.
THE ARMS ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
direct from tho Untel states ArsnoEy at Spring
tohi, Mass, nud QuafserInaster Gillespie foi-
warJed q tliBy atc;, to Adju ant General Higgins
announcing lilo fact. and that officer vii! arrlse
here Monday for tic PURPOSE Of distributing
thcn Will thpec facts before them, tho citi.
xeus Of Cl1Icay, certainly vii! not let tho enter;
prlro bo Il failure, but will give this splendid
inu1v q! Mcn encouragement With tholr puEset
III well az by their praises.
, 1875-01-15
ROBERT THEM.

.o,,,,,1r ,rnsorod in th,. and
pasaat&p" tsee' Aer .t.ea ,s,.s - -.
csrt1v ,,con rcccivcd firm, 1,obert rhicm. WHO
...e ,,e..,,,, - l., ,yl,,et, In
LETT 30 suudealy TWO 1uoh1ns aho' ~ "nea Aio
Ctmca Tint hjY 1artucr llr. Qrutx, had been
- 49, H. 49, ro,1v r, this Mr.
ihoio 90 utalne tn"" no' ~ ~ '" ''0' ~
GrGtZ submits the following atld1Elt:
rc,n,,,r1 Imnttz t,ctue tiuIy sworn. ssIth that o
II in the e,..is ~ al Steel Welslcr Go, Wholesale
T ~ a. TX, T., wax fur aeyrnl yrara rersor,.
s1i, ~ ,r n, nnr 1tnt.rt Ttrr, IF tile 1rn Of
~ 1t -. Hrl,, T. r., lno} uD ,nn az 4}ern formerly
tr,s.,i,. In Mil civ * Cnlt.2u a, t,nt
tonc thu re3iyus 10 the departure tf tho Eaid
1:oftrs 1h!cm fur acrnlnS, W.: ~ the ne,
fElns q tns nh.n o. 81 ,.n un ~ ss,
1s'p r. 4n1stat r, ,.rc III ri lc ah,.s.
, 1875-01-15
THE CITY.
THE FIRST DISTRICT.

THE FIRST DISTRICT.
MH. GEORGE II. T1ME4nK nEcI.tsEs TO Run.
The following correspondence relative to the
propnscd candidacy Of air. George II. kimbark
10 fiji tho vacancy caused by Mr.. Rice's death
will be read With interests: .
CHICAGO, Jan, 9-sstorne IT. Ei1rbafk. Es7. DfAa
SIN: ltaying ronfistrnra in yuHr honnsty. industry
t,n ability 10 rrtse"cnt tho iro1e =! 1t1e Frs Coli
e.usci iy the cah nj II i'm. J. u. te "r tl' iii.
cxp1ic Term, We, tits l!lI"rsT''d. respectfully r.,
uozt son II a,r ei,t tH;' ri..tnn f"r cletlen ta W
raid Vacancy according ~ the cll Ut the Governor VI
tIiInos. .....
C. DccHuEb, T-eH-gns Latin,
Il. u. Cnisi., +. ". dnrIbY,
Ii. t., 11Hrlaurt, .!a!n C. EItrilge,
FL il Hall, George G. smith,
rtrr raImcr 4. IEtrd,
+. 11trkey. N'il,an, i.,lgl,lin,
william. Deott. J: /. Ito I!sler,
3anle7 C, klnE, = iiahnrK,
James q. Hrfw, Charles y. !1yef.
charles a. l}tcr, William II. Ituward,
Samuel NJ Turner. J. !Ientrttai.
1enrRa II. I4nghEin, !e1ndrI s@ett'
1IcnrF F,s. II. Uarilnr,
+ + 4. tx. !jsaat' Wiiiia,n Il. i,.,bsrd,
j. f, Spencer, 4. &. lIrfict,
/, o. Tfatte. 4. u. 1s1nt'.
William, D. Wnibridgc, u. 4. Blair.
Jnmca ". Nyc, t.aarIc, II. Morton,
j. Irving Ie.rse, t:la1lrs tttsr!e,
!. b, ifs.leil. Charlie. l.. wrthcrbee,
j, u. Wel,eert 'nstt Il HetH!t
ia rrt lhlsd, J.. s'. Alexander, >.
!. H. III g'r, 7, :. Ray.
f. I. ALI x,udcr, James a. Cleveland,
Milton j. Pntmcr, - aortsn n,
K C. hlrCN,c9. ! lin &. nlukln,
t'harfas H. Wilson, Anna Z. Hail.
j, u, Webster, u. II. k,nue,
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, 1875-01-15

Reeds Temple OF Musio.
corner Dearborn aud Van Duren streets, some verl
ans secondhand panos, including Ch!ckelang And
stenway, for sale at very low prices for cash. or ~
to suit ths purchaser.
, 1875-01-15

A grand daughter Of DR.. paley has given Hn.
usual evidence Of Christianity by boating Ill
tho undergrads ut Cambridge III Mora! Sciences.
H;nnd will t8l.
, 1875-01-15
"COFFEE HAY Be KING. "

8psclat Dspatch to Tbs Chiea0o Tribune.
BosToN, Jan. 1l.-Tho bark Beckernat from
Rio has arrived hsrs sud contains cargo Of
eotfss 9ynsiaasd 10 4 tfat N 9eas Mn ~ Il
MN 4i4eaks9lyt'
, 1875-01-15

Very Commondablo, Indeed.
Chicago boasts Of ons sewins- machine corporation
with \ soul. johnson, Clark & Co., agents Of Tia
Iorne 14l stste street, have put tho prices Of that
popular machine At half that Of other ua4chineg md
dscoUut even then for ali cash,
, 1875-01-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS,


There will bo grand soIreo At Shows Danc-
Ing Academy this evening.
The Educational sn1 Industrial Aid society
will meet at oc!ocl to-day, III Room 10 Nc
Cor,nici block.
A charity concert will be given BY the Adams
Troupe, Saturday evening. at Oakwood II. Z.
Church. corncz Thirty ninth street and Langley
avenue.
TIcro vii! bo free lunch and soctable at the
Tenti Presbyterian Church, on Ashley street, be-
tween Isabey aud lloyne, given Indor the aus
rices Of the Collier temperance Reform Club, at
" o'clock tiis evening. Goo1 speakers and
singers will bp in atteldauce. Tie public arc
cordially invited.
4 moetng OF the Produce Exchange will bo
held at u ocloct, this morning, for the purpose
of seeing il united notlon bo taken to induce
tho owners Of buildings OH South Wator street,
near lIocx, to lover the ranta ut prcsont cbarEod
! tho proluce-lcaicry who occupy them. II tlloy
| caltlut bs mulo to lower their rcnts, then tho
protluce-doalsrH threaten 10 move aloHg in the
direction Ut larket street.
The Chicag0 association Of tho graduates and
loru,cr pupild Ut ltockford bcniittary will hold 4
t naculnt annual reunion Ut tue Grand facllc
Hotel, Tuesday, tho 19th. at o'cluck. fentle"
19Gu .nvitetl in the evening. AL who Lave boon
! ut a,.y ti1no connected with tic Seminary al
| uu,uln Or teachers arc cordially inyitol. Many
ure expected from diHtance, aud II IL dosired 10
| mako tho OCCASION ono OF great Interest mud
| pleasure. Ihoeo interested vii write ~ once to
Alra. ". r.. Smith, ,lol 13hodes avenue, stating
whether or uut they sutcud to be presaas.