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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-30

General Sheridan's order for the dis
persion of the Black Hills banlitti does
not, as we anticipated, says the Louis
Vile Comier-Jon,mal, meet the approval
Of Northern Radicals. Sheridan could
issue any order he pleased against the
Southern people. However severe his
instructions are in that quarter, he is Hure
to be applauded as q hero. The other
day, he instructed General Ord, with
reference to the, Black Hills banditti, to
''burn the wagon trains, destroy The out
fit and arrest the leaders, confining them
at the nearest military post in the Indian
country" The Chicago Inter- Ocean OBJ
jects to its hcro's order this time. It
wants to know if General Sheridan could
possibly mean all this-a query which it
saw no necessity for when Phil was bull
lying the Southern people. Says tho
Inter- Ocean:
x"Now the poorest possible use to
which property can be put is to destroy
it. Strictly speaking, o 'wagon-train'
wouldn't be much Of train without the
hardly suppose General Sheridan means
The latter, no doubt, are to be brought
into camp. But why not bring the trains
in as well? Why is it any more necessary
to burn the wagons than it is to burn the
horses: Indeed, the Inter Ocean inquiries
for information, where the authority ex-
lists for burning or otherwise destroying
any property in this manner, or further,
for taking the leaders to the nearest
military post and there conining them.
~ directed in the order"
The Inter- Ocean should have known
Sheridan better. OF course. he means
that the mules and horses shall he burned.
It affords him peculiar pleasure to anti
cipate such n holocaust. AS for asking
him by what authority he acts, the q,es-
ton is useless. Really, it would open
the Radical eyes to have General Sheri-
dan enter upon banditti campaign di-
rectly in their midst. There would be
some high-pitched "squealing"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-30

don. Hioklm is n ,Rroat man. The
christening robc of hls bAby cost $4,000
in gold.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-30

The firemen are desirous of getting up
tournament during the aowery month,
and appeal to the citizens to aid them in
carrying out the necessary arrangements
for their proposed holiday. As the MEM
bers of the companies give their services
without any remuneration, we feel conf
dent, that our property-owners win 70.
spond literally. -''f'
Mr.. Robert Purvis, one of the Commis-
sioners of the Freedman's Bank, ia in the
city, stopping with his son, Adjutanti
General Purvis. He is making tour Of
the South. for the purpose of inspecting
the branches and making some disposi-
ton of the property of the bank. He Is
a well-educated, intelligent man, and is
highly respected by. oil who have inter-
course with him.
If you don't believe tnat our neigh6or,
Mrs. Huffman, keeps good things and q
variety of them, why just give her b call
that's all. You will fnd apples,
oranges, lemons, cocoannts. cranbsrries
and other fruits; cabbeges, onions. spi-
mach, carrots and vegetables in season ;
cakes and confectionery; canned goods;
Bologna, smoked and plain sausages; be-
sides many other eatables.
, 1875-05-05
THE ARMY REUNION,

Tho Twelfth Illinois Veteran Cavalry hold
1noottng at the Sherman uoueo last ayoning,
Gen. Hamilton D. Do1 In tho chair.
The first business waa tho discussion Of tho
propriety Of making separate and distinct
organization display ut tho reunion. On motion,
Con. uo1 was appointed to command the body.
4 committee waa appointed to roquess Of tha
A1jutnnt-G Genotal Of the BtAte the uso Of tho
old colots Of the regiment for tho parade.
Adjourned until Monday eyening.
THE sEyEhTY-BEcOND.
An Ad journed moeting Of tho Bovouty ty-eecond
IllnoIs was also held at tho samo place, tho pur-
pose being to permanently organize tor tho re-
unto1t.
Tho frat order OF businosa was ballottng for
permanent ottlcerH.
Tho selection Of commanding officer for thu
parade was no1t considered. aud resulted In tho
election Of Capt J. A. Sexton.
The meeting then adjourned It'll Monday
eyoniug.
BALL AND BANQUET.
Tho Joint Committoo Oh 1,atl and Banquet
bold meeting 1t tho Grand Pacific last evening.
and decided to give grand military and civic
promcnado concott at tho Exposition Building
on tho eyening Of tho 18th Inst. Tho following
wero appointed \ co,nmisteo to make tho ar.
sangemonta. Il. W. B.nith. Gen. MoArthur,
Col. baldwin, and J. Ward Ellis.
, 1875-05-05
THE CITY OFFICES.

Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday issued \
voucher Of S14O,0 to tho International Water
Pipe Company, and sleo audited tho payroll Of
lilo Department, amounting in all to about
$4,000.
Tho Board of Public Works have completed
their nnt,.,sl report aud annual eh.iussscs, both
Of which will bo handed III 10 tho Comptroller
this wcok. "A tho Comptroller Is ia New Yotk,
They will not DO made public until tho roxt $685.
slou of tho Council.
THE HOARD OF HEALTH.
Tho regular weekly nlcetiug Of tue Doard Of
noon, President 1inhn ia tho chair, and prosent
Dra. Hookc. 0ciger, and Miller, aud Mes.rs.
Monrc and McDormost. Tho Sanitary 8uporn-
ton1ents report for tho month Of April s1,owa
that during that TING there yero 64i deashs, an
and an incrcaso OF 158 orer that OF the corre-
caacs. theFc died ot bronchitis, IS; cholera
n5ns' sdn. g. e1ap M ii9egsamrSG ie ssr4S 81 osts1 sSnya
l3 ; measles, 10; typhoid foser, 10; nenineittH,
10 old ago. lG; pneunonia. d; .abea ncson-
torlea, a. Thoro we're nalos. 3ae females. DIS;
married. 1oa s'ng11 AZ; eolotca, 8; under
the Fifteenth Watl. o.; si1toonts, Ward ii
Eieh'oonth Ward, 39; Ninth Ward. 4G; sesenth
Ward 5i Sixth Ward: 55; Eighth Ward. IS;
and Fifth Ward &c. There dlel, mechanically,
Toundiflg'B Homo. 81 Mercy Hospital, q man
slaughter, Alesian Hospital, s.; poisoned, 5
st. JoaoplB fuspitat, / !: Suicide. Z Womnn's
Refuge, l. Tho average numbor Of doathn daily
WAS II e tho tnean temperature, Al dcgroos;
iainfat 232 Inches.
Tho weokly re,,urt shows TINT during tho past
week thcro woro III deaths, decrease OF 7
from tie total OF last week. and m increase Of
"a ovoE TINT Of tho corresponding week Of last
year. Dy diseases. tloyc died Of consumption,
~ commissions, 10 scarlet foyer, 1; nleaples,
7; pneunonia. II; apople1y, 4 typhoid fever,
4 bronchitis, .. Thoro wero males, u;
females, 60 married., II single, 9l : co!ored
3; under yoar OF age, 30. Tho mean tempora-
turn for tho week. VAS 4G.f dcgteor.
lilo IIoalh-Oflicors report for tho week
states that during tint tsrnn 480 nuisance
notices woto served, aul 1874 nutaances abatcd,
and that about the Usual quantity Of vegetables
aud ruoats wero condomneti as unit for uso.
Tho eamo officers report for the mouth shows
Tint during that tlu1e there 2,45o nuisance
Thero were coudomncd nj being uoit for food
209 luarscrB Of beef. 8 carcnsBea Of mutton, 2f
hogs, 176 calves, 3a1 hams, 10G shoulders $40
pounds freAh meat, 3,4U0 corped bcef dozpn
chickens. % ducks, 10 Bnipe. Thero wero rn-
moved tho following dead animals; 122 horaos,
1850 dogs, 30 calves, sheep, 10 quarters Of
boot.
The sanifary Inspectors report states that tho
condition Of the city is good.
Termination waH grautod to schocnoman Bros.
and to James Turner to slaughter during the
coming season.
4 Committee from the SIilk Dea!ers' Associa-
tion was present iHguitiuE US to what arrange
tnents hnl boon made for tho appointment OF
Milk inspector, but nothing vAs do other than
lilo anlo ot Impure milk. The Board then nd
1putued.
, 1875-05-05
Who Made and Sold the First Machine
Twist Labled with Manufacturors'

Our Atteut!on has been fraqaeatly callnd to sn.s-
statements In Western newspapers regarding the manu-.
facturs and sale Of Howing- Silk and Machinc-Twist,
An article recently published In Chicago PAPER
contains rthes than tho usual number Of errors
for tho small spaeo Occupied he.o being no lesu than
ax posltiyo misatstemsns thorcIo mosty copied from
WeAtern papers, whose edttors wo arc sure would not
Intentionally mlslead their readers.
Tho following 10 copy Of ths abet uhder which tho
Maehiae-Twiat waasotd that frat manufactured ia
till or any other country:
Ono pound First Quallty BeWtnE.Twiat, from Tho
Nonotuck Steam Silk Mnnufactosy. s. L. Hill, Agent"
Tbs Silks Of this company aro sold uater tie trade
tuarka p" NosoTuck aud "Con1IeELL1n - and have OBJ
ts!aed the following FFat pIizo 1edas for their III.
pertorlsy ur0nze Metals 1t tho American Ipstttnte
Fairs Of 1ay aud 85 lver Medals 1T fairs Of Amcr-
ican Charitable Mcc.anica Association, Nosto 1860
Brooklyn Industrial 1nstitute 1919; Cincinnati il.
dn1ttta E1position 1a74, and thu following hgh ttb.
uts II thu fair Of the American Charitable MeehapIcs
As~* ctson. Boston. 1874 {no medals for silks beinu
gl!.n3 "Ths NoNoEuok HILK Co4rAAY 10 fuilY
emitted 70 tho Medals he1ctofore awarded"
The mills OF tho E0notuck SILK Company, established
16b g3so employment 10 6OU people, a.tt cxcce
70 10 production Of Rew1ng-HIlk and Machine-TwiAt
r. nh Of snY other company by nearly II quite
loo per cent. Ths aggregate length OF Finished H!lt
from tnfso wntke exceeds 2.0VU miles por day, OF
enough 10 enclrcle the gIobc once iu two weoks
NQNQTuCK BLK COMPANY.
q, I. Hill, Ifeat4enk
, 1875-05-05
SUBURBAN.,
p ~ r. ~RxAxS

rho nav Town no.rd to,d . ,o.,t,o nf,,d., ,
,,ch, It, tha rnon,tars ha,aa as..s,,. -N9, ~"
u'enet III the Momuors Delhe present, yiz. +:
heaaEa' su'zer' Wcckles, sc'leswobl, schhsfer,
and doodo. After reading and approval Of MIN
.nd snnar visor i, ,l,s nm, ~ e1so nm
~" ;" suo eu' *iU9ooo oaoo' "sth
.. u. Chaao and michael Weber snrcttca.
Tic bonds wore received aud approved.
Several proposals wero received for vidon-
ino tia road.hca m 11,tste1 stroet ho,~eas
- 1 ss1 r.S e -. ~ .- ' ~ pe'"ooa
Weooh ney anu pumny 1oaah !totn ~ 70 "a foet:
ane eontsect ~ "ss Grsen r, 70 5ants Aenneay At %
ceoth pet 1oot. lhe grazing o. NAbots& and
Mafietta etteeM M, Was Also - les to Kennedy st 90
eehss po. g toa: a. 1no re treasurer, .: b CLase
nanuea n 1n ~ Iepois 1os Tue yoaT endlnR April
!oi9; t; 1als sepois "as given III 1us tribune OF
apdil =.
, 1875-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The noon prayer.mecting on Arcade court viii
DO conducted to-day by ". II. Wclls. Subject
"Tho Conversion Of tho WoIld."
4 mootlng Of members OF tho Ninetteth I'LL
nois Volunteer Infantry will bo hold at tho Hher-
naan !1ouso at 8 o'clock p. N. tomorrow.
There will bo battalion drill by ths First
Heglment thia evening. Line wil1 be formed In
trout Of tho armory On Lalle street promptly At
7:i5 o'clock.
The annual banquet Of tho Dondoiu College
Alumni takes place tomorrow evening at tho
paciAc. Cos. Chamberlain, The President Of tha
College, will bo present.
Tho mombera Of the Eighty Illinois
Regiment vii! hold meeting tonight fu tho
Circuit Clerlt's Office to take action ID regard to
tho reunion Of uoxt wee1:.
Tho nov. Thomas Whitaker, OF Bcarbro,
Eng, nil lecture on temperance In Unity
Church, corner OF North Dearborn and Whiting
streets, this evening. Tho Rov. Robert Collyer
will preside.
All comrades Of cavalry regiments Of tho City
OF Chicago aud County Of Cook aro requested to
mees Ut tho Palmer House Saturday oveu,u9. at
. p. M, for tho purpona Of organizing for tho
Forthcoming reunion Of tho 12th, 18th, and 18th
pro1imo.
I'he momhors Of the proIos Club will give a
musical and dramatic entertainment for tho
benefit Of ths Oaaland BanI OF Uopo, at tho
Ninth PreuoyteIian Church. on Ellis avenue,
near Thlrty-sovcnth st1oot, Thursday evening.
Admission, Is cents.
Tho 1Tallcuiah Band OF colored vooalssts will
hrBist tho participants 10 tho Old Fulkx' Concert
and tableaux for tho bcno!it OF Charles Summer
Club, at Turner Hall. corner Of Clark aud Van
nuron streete, this evening. Ths performance
begins ut 8 o'clock.
,lias Alta u, 11u'ott. tho young lady lawyer Of
thH rItF will knEfttr1 in al 7hrrn},
, 1875-05-05

other mattots, ind ho Also ToJolcef over It. 4
noble Abatract WAS made, profacti BY eotne Ills
phrh2ing remarks concerning Tue Clt!zans Abao-
e1at'on (Wh'ch Nas Trong ior = - n paa tasIe
make facua at ~, and tho matter MAS published
Is boIng Of interest. 70 II ts; aud the report Ia
a valuable ono. but It's publication ones cfery
atx months is quite enough to satiafy tho public
demand for knowledge m to how much coal 1t
takes to lift t,0o0.oo0 gallons Of water foot,
unlosa, indcc1, a sudden fancy has developed
here for statistics.
About three months ago q Hhtlor naTnot1
Dennis Mahonsy, living On 1onaold s.soot, dical
and biz trotller-in-1aw made complaint 10 tho
wh!cl, had boon buried q month"; was c1humcd,
and an investigation hold. without any definite
result being reached. Nothing further vas
dono about the matter until It was revived
again y S.h the caSs strange conduct Of woman ,
hour Monday nlRht, BY OIilcer Enrtght. lying in
the doorway Of . hons0 at tic corner OF Thirty
esEhth md i!alHsca streets, suffering from tho
effects OF a dose Of morphine. sakou with sui
drug sturo opposite the Transit 1ionso, Union
stock.Yart's. Tho officer cal|od Dr.. I'crtsand,
who rofuaed to prescribe for her, Say;
Ing Ing 'o needed rest Dr. ;,i,n, IIgsius found ,,d
Alter APPLYING ressoIstives sont hor 10 the coun-
" Hospital. sho Was out Of danger last night
at II o'clock. Tits woman loft = lotser. pro.
rarcl before her attempted suicide, which IL
now in the aands OF sorgt. Hood, anl It is said
to contain confession tEat sho. or Mal1onoy's
wife, poisoned him. Tho Woman Col,,rn
vas vlsited hy a1ahonoy frequently, 50 It
is reported. anl after cunning from ono Of these
visits was taken i'll And died. Hood ia engaged
IN an investigation. A. present the Sergeant Ii
koopiug tho mattcr close, and Will not make
known tho contentB OF tho letter until he haa
Aattstiel himself Of tho truth Of tho statement.
MAhonoy frat mot Nollto Coburu In the South,
and. On bia roturn to this city, four months ago,
hlc can1o here nitcr him. Dut llo continued to
Ilve with his family, and only gava Tho Woman
portion Of blu ttu1o.
, 1875-05-05

a 1aFLl4SAb
A mcttinE Of merchants was hold last night at
the Palmer uouso to dovise plan Of relief for
tho Oshkosh sufferers. There wero prosont Mr.
Il. ". King. OF IL. ". King l. Co.; afr. Blnnch-
ard, Of blanchard i Borlaul; III. William Blair
OF William Blair l. Co.; afr. Low z. 1.oter, at
Field, Letter l. Co.; Mr.. Abial Keith, of Allan.
Keith Il Co.; slr. Murry Notaou, Of Murry Mel
aon Il Co., and others. afr. II. ". King was
called to the CHAIR, and on motion OF Col Keith,
tho Chair waa instructed to appoint committee
Of throo to nominate committee composed Of
members Of each branch Of trado to make collec-
tons for q relief fund. Tho Chair appointed
Mes.rs. Keltl, blanchard. and Blair.
Mr. Letter nominated Mr. aoioman i. H1nith as
Trons,1ror OF tho fund, aud that gentleman Was
unanimously elected. .....
Tho Committee to appoint Collection Commit
tee then reported tho following nhmcs:
Drp G0ots-L. 2. Letter, George Scott.
iiard,rarf-J. II. Horton, Of william blair l. Co., A.
G. nartlott q Iiibnard + speassr;
Bank<r.-sol 4. smh 3ohn m DskoTen.
ca.a,na~sd TIL. j. Iii, Of 4 q. =. Ksloss o., H. II.
Druggu.-o. Fuller, Mr. Buck, Of Buck, Rayner
1eard q 7,tade-Murry S1 Ns1.on: syansy Ksat:
wSot<.sie ss4d Il itsbon, s,ra Co.,
Nr. Day. Of Jewett h Iioot.
DisstttTs-Ed F. LAWRENCE, A Valo.
Hrtrtrs-John A. luck, II. Y. Benie.
Real Esfate-Capt. a. J. Ave11lf, ". D. Kerfoot.
Eaitroaas-nobert Uarrls, Marvin Hu8hitt.
On motion Of Mr.. Letter, Col. Heath rAA em-
powered to add any nameB he might zoe tit, or
I'LL vacancloB aud supply eubBcription b!auks.
Tho measing then adjourned.
TIE 1A9ultASCE.
Tho following statement OF tho amounts OF
insurance risk in the burnt district OF Oshkosh.
haB boon received by au insurance firm Of this
city from their ngont III Oshkosh, md il bo-
lieYed to bo au accurate exhibit;
, 1875-05-05

u tha aim Of tho r.oprietora Of tho Wl1son shuta
Sewing Machine. 1t IN founded the very best prin-
cpaes known to tho newing machine SCIENCE and I'm.
rrovomcnts, iu advance ot III other saving machines,
arc being adopted constantly. Tho Wilson Il rapidly
ginning ths psetoronce Of s psrea that acquainted
with sewing gnachines, aud It has a1eady taken tha
front rsnk among the dfstcsss machines of this couu.
ty And ita price. owing TO ia being manufactured
where. labor and material La much cheaper than In
Eastern Cities 10 3s less than all other nsscla2s ma-
ehiucs. Balesr0on,, No. 1877 Btats street,
ThIs Company wants a few moro good sRents
, 1875-05-05

1fYou Want to See Lively Times,
just sep in 1t D. j. Lines, No. l29 ouh CLARK street,
md purchase many Of thote s. 4a sls 10, or "a
suits you can carry away, or ~, slo sl9. or SIS
apriug oyeFcoat, ~ nicely made up - custom work,
Miller, syracuse, N. 4. Take particular notles, va
defy competition IN prices. Aes new patent pan.
atreht
, 1875-05-05
INSURANCE.
Seventh Annual Report Of An
ditOr.Gencral Lippincott.
Assets and Liabilities Of All the Firs
and Marine Companies.
Aggregate Business Dono During The
Year 1874.

5psefdi nspdteh to The Chicago TfbAne-
8pnIror1gLD ILL.,, May 4.--Ths Auditor-0eu
oral, charlea E. Ltppinco.t, laid before ths Gov
oEnor to-tlay part first Of his seventh annual rc-
rort Of tho Insurance Department. Il oompre-
hcnds tho operations Of the fro and msriu3 In
auranco eompauios.
Tho following tabte eivos compspes In desaiI
and aggregate Asaets, liabilities. etc.:
, 1875-05-05

6psctai Dispatch 10 The ChGuao Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., May 4.-Tho atoamor Jennle
Brown and barge, lbolod BY tho Government
acyeral months ago, wero sold to St. Louis par
&ies to-day for 81, 900 cash. Tls boat WAS named
after daughter OF Mayor Brown, Of st. Louis,
6ho (tho ateamer) il considered cheap NJ thst
price,
, 1875-05-05

Tho qniet which haa existed for somo ttmo paat
In the war botween the Baltimore L Ohio and
Pennsy!rnnia Railroads has been brokon by tbs
former road reducing tho fare from Baltimore to
pftssburg from SO to $4.50. Ths action OF tho
Baltimore q Ohio aas promptly met by tbe Of
acsals Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad, who an
also.
, 1875-05-05

Satisfactory Evtdonoe
Of the ability Of pAuoy's Magical rAn Extractor Ia
fella!e tho most violent psn heal wttt scsr tla
worst scAd OF burn, may bo 1een by ono trial. 81
, 1875-05-05
Personal.

Mr. CT. Ktmba OF Tho great carriaRo houss Of rsvs
Tor Co.. Of uroouo streo Ne~ York. IL spending tas
week in this city, aud will bo pleased to SEQ the cs
TONERS And friends Of the 1rm 1t The Office os II, r
0etahsll Is Co., 182 Warrington street.
, 1875-05-05

Chtokertng Pianos
eensao all hssst improvements. Over 1000 rsrpona
hA7s teathed 10 their superiority. needs Temple 81
Nualc, o. Yan Uuscn strsot.
, 1875-05-05

10 Mt E310F u 1As EHtFaV6 1Ft6Hhs:
CHICAGO, May Two de4lse to correct the statement
In yesterdays issue Of tbs fnseT-0eean and journal!
that the 0tobo Insurance Company Of Chicago lost
$23, ,000 In tho Oshkosh fire.
Wa had four policies ot $1,000 each In tho entire
burnt DISTRICT which tho loss will not exceed H.
Yours truly, 8. WALxxA, 8sc1etasy,
, 1875-05-05

Tho rapid and extraordinarily large sales thst hare
attended tbs Introduction Of tao Warwick collars sra
token Of tho universal spprova which thay hays mat
with consumers, Theso tFua cr1tics can appreciate
good article which they haye found In thsae aoods.
, 1875-05-05

Ill syef a1e Attracted 10 the lady who hAs tho Ane,t
tecth. differing wAienesa Is esaeaHa 10 this charm
and sozodo1s, ths uost wholesome Of toosh.xaahss,
produces aud ptessrros 1t.
, 1875-05-05

upstIut D0pd1EH % TN EHItdd6 7T7b1Nt.
New yonK. May 4.-Tho dissensions in tho
management Of the Chicago, Milwaukee l. ST.. Pau
Railroad remain aB yesterday announced. Sl,l
Sage will unquestonably bs forced.to retro from
tho Vtce-1'festdoncy At the noxt meeting, aa
Mitchell, who ho1tla controlling interest, ii verY
bitter in dsnouncipg him for bid stock gambling
propensItieB.
, 1875-05-05

1t Matters Not Your Taste,
u ths old reliable. Hlssr. 3satlns A Hsxont, ~
md ~ 6tsss strsst, you4 Aad t1st ~ Wallpaper
, 1875-05-05

LAKE SHORE T. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
NEw YoRk, May 4.-Somo Of tho New York Dl.
rcctors. headed by Commodore Vanderbilt, start
cd this morning for Cleveland O., to attond tho
snnukl neettng of tho Lake Shore L Michigan
Southern Railway stockholders tomorrow,
, 1875-05-05

Mineral Water.
Glen Flora mineral wassr In tlnhon bottles By John
A. tomA1 II and 10 Charles place. Trado supplied ..
f&yorahls karmp
, 1875-05-05

C!ttzefls'. New Ycrk....
Ctay FIrc and Marins
Kentucky.
Commercial. b1!ssollFl.
Continental. New York.
Connncctient Fire, Col,
uec!lc,lt.
Detroit Flro and Marine
| Michigan. ............
Dwelling House, Naeaa
chuAestA...... .......
Eliot. Massachusetts,.
Equitable Firo and ala
rine, Rhode Isiaud,
Equilable, Tennessee, ,
Exchange, New York.
Fairfield, Connecticut.
Fame, pcunsyiysplA.,,.
Tailo,iil Hall, Arnss
chusetts. tts............,.
| Tagrag,.t, Now York.,
Farmers, Merchants
and Alanufacsurcrsi
| Oll!o..............,
Ta.sueta' Aud Drovsss'
Kcnslcky...,......,,.
, 1875-05-05

Arttclss Of association o. tho Evansville
Washington 4 Chicago Rallroad Company wero
flcd yesterday At tho Secretary Of stats's Office
Indianapolis. Tho capital stock of tho Company
ia $780, 200. divided lnto shareB Of 9100 each,
The road will pass through Tho counties
Of Vandorburg, Warrick, Gibson, Pike, Daviesr,
Knox. and Sullivan, touching tho town Of paters.
burg, In Pike County. also Washington, III
pAvfose County. crossing tho Ohio d Missiasippi
Railroad thence to aud crossing tue Indianapolis
4 Vlnconnea Railroad In Knox County, thence to
and croRsing tho Evansville l. CrawfordaYilie
Wabash River,
, 1875-05-05

RATES TO BOSTON.
Tho Michigan Central Railroad has tssuod the
following circular in regard to New HAyon ratios
Tbs Now York, New Haven Il Hartford, and Now
Haven 4 Northampton Railroads hnvtng refused to
Fecosn!zo throg! rites from, tho West to New 1Inyru
sn Potnts on heir inc. arrangements !ate been maa
~ tho Now York Central Hudson River itaIlroad 10
transport fretKbt for New Haven via New York. and
thonce By steamer to New Haven, At boston rase..
Grain In bulk and lumber In los not ts than ve car
loats may bs aksn ris New York. Grain Ia less tna
hssear ios, ena other tu1k fretghs. must go via A.
to athltraries from those ponts. Ali property sla
Abevs routA n ooroEcd by insurance ths sscamors
, 1875-05-05

Ill well NJ the fee- bill a. adopted bY ali the mod
ical societies 10 the city. Delinquent members
were ordered to pay UP. and several committee
reports weso received, and tho Hoclety then id.
1onrncl.
fcw OF tho Eouth Water at1oot produce.dea|-
css met nt tho Produce Exchange yesterday a.
tornoon. 10 boar report from i committee ap-
pointcd to select hall for tho uss Of the FL
change for ahothar roar. aud to hear report
from the Secretary Of progress made in col
iecting annual dues from members. Tho
becressEy reported that he had called up
on most Of tho membors, and Ind
succeeded IN collecting dues from but twenty
QUO. LUIS aampened tha srdor OF tho half
dozen present, aud Tue rest OF the time was XIV
t!nuance Of the Exchange. Pending the dsons-
zion tho meetilg adjourned until HsturlsY af.
tcrnoon at o'clock, nharp, when 1t il Lopeu tic
attendance will be full. Uuless the mctubers
pay up 1t seems fores0ne conctuslnp that tha
Exchange will Noon DO numbered WITH sho talncs
that Weko.
The Tin<s ras yesterday morning An e1ern-
necessarily follow ehauge Of management, A
man Just t1ansferred to : position, iIks thst Of
city editor, for INSTANCE, ta almost Inevitably
ignorant Of all that his Predecessor has read and
bothesed oros and cannot for tie lifa of him tell
whether thing IL fresh Or stale. Monday !
reporter Of ths Times. While tu tie rooms af the
Citizens Association, p,ckod up and carried on
Committee on the Water-Worls. which u4a
originally submitted to sho Association Feb. 81,
AEd WA9 published in condensed form In tho
1tmss Of Feb. 40. The reporter did not Eome,n.
bar 20 sat back, and waa delighted With lii
"hnd, which ho bad exclusively. Tho city edsol
naturally dtu not remember what occurred two
taonahs pEsf!ous when 10 wAs attending to