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At the northwest corner OF Madison and State
tteeta !a 4 basement beer-sAloon, with "Kleo-
4lAn in Raa-jets over the door, 1 room opening
out OF which wns ralded some two weeks ago by
tho police, and Bome fifty persons arrested, who
wsso caught wrestling With tho elephAntina
creature which Ia gencrally known Is poker. 1t
must bo = profitable aud exhi1arsting game, for,
notwithstanding the polioe-raId. tie game Ia still
carried On In the sAne place, and with the hddi-
Nonal attraction Of faro In an adjoining room.
This place proves profitable from the fact tl,At
shout the time th&t cbu.ch.yArda are supposed
to guilt Jawutng uowspapez-printess 30 homo
to rooat and, ~ Klaemap'a lies ia thetr way to
the MAdson street Cars, they 20 into tho dive to
take their &laEa OF beer, aud once entering, they
generally fsase Ill their casl, behind In the faro
Or poker game. a. Ina been the experience dur
lug tbs past ton days or lnors.
luto the dive with Tua TnlYcNs re-
porter last eyeuing. You deacend q light
of iron-stalrs, aud enter through : dirty,
whits-painted door into tie saloon
proper which Ia used = = billiard, bsr, and
aining-room. Tho plsco IL low and dirty and
Tho lights gsa dlnRy. II not exactly Bhoat-
Ike, appearance to tha placs: Tho biallard-tsblss
faces you ~ you sutsr. and two or three tables
Arc occupied by young tosa engaged In the
Eshts OF Htats street. BsA1ched-up youth Is
bshiod tbA counter ready 50 dispense liquor. 70
tho !afs OF tbs bar IL the dining room. dirty uu-
attractive; aud ~ notwithstanding ~ the
otheE portions OF the saloon. Immediately 10
Tho lat Of the door IL the clgs1-stand,
oFtos11E 1nE pooD
Jea hare easei ID. 81 tie othas aide Of ths room,
, 1875-12-18
IRfcHIMA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dee. 17.-Dr. Pottyjohn, having
d medical practice nenr Woethe!d on the bor-
doris Of Hamilton County, some 10 mi'os north
Of 1ndianapolis, day before yesterday brought
DR.. Flotoher for nioroecopichl examination a
piece Of pork tenderlion and aomo por-
tlons Of hnnnn muscle which he believed to bo
infected with trichintD. It was loarpol from him
that family nanod Boals aie frosly Of pork
tonderIlou. Soon after. tho family hocnmo at-
fectcd, sono seriously. and ono little girl fatally
With symphonic wicf. ho artorHards t1ncod directly
to tho presence Of trichinn. Aftor tho death OF
tie little gill ho procured portion Of tho gastro
tenaorlon, and specimens woro then submitted
to close 1nicroscoplcn1 examination by hotll
muscle tho aizo Of a rin-head Dr. Fletcher
found twenty Of tho litt1e varments uf mature
growth, and still showing algns Of scti7e ltfc.
Az yos only Tho little girl hsp died, but othera Of
eAo family arc QangerOuaYill.
, 1875-12-18

tho right OF taxation could DO maintained. II
scsernl companies could ho Induced to buy
jointly aud ercos d union depot. tho benefit to
fonrtss Of tho property thu CITY Treasury would
bn considerably enriched. hfr. Tuley argued
That II the hallway Company would relaaso all
claim to tho outor harbor. ho favored the dts
po'nl Of the lnnd aud no wioaing 1t The
tho city hid the right 10 o1tend streets ovor
RAILROAD tracks. nnd thus oil foar Ut not boing
able to cross tho Illinois Centrals rRht Of way
might be saono army With. for thero would be no
trouble In getting NJ the natct hsrDur.
Aid. Heath remarked that tho Injunction would
never be removed ,..
Comptroller Ilasos fonretl that they would be
fined for contempt II thor ntton'pted TO deliver \
deed whilc tlle injunction stood. ...
AID. HcI,atiner proposed that flrnk OF hll t!l6y
set abuut removing tho lnluuation.
AID. Heath replied that a. soon ~ ono in-
junction waa auue away with Uf that wcro
thousand, would couso along. Iro bad heard
that mol lad already gono to Mr. Douglas OF
tho Illinois CeHsrsl, and demanded money
Of thog would put in nno.ller injunction II tho
how Ms. Douglas could buy up al tho ctizsns Of
Chicago oyon II he desired.
Aid. hcllat1ner announeed his chief desire In
tho Mntter to to the protection OF tho riparian
rights Of the three n!ochs in question, and, In
decd, all along tho niiorn.
AID. Heath and Quisk soincided with this
riow.
Comptroller HsJos proposed reling by mates
hud bounds for e705,0UD, when a sAIe could be
made without contempt Of court, and TINT would
include only tho land, and tho Illinois Central
could lay no claitu to tho outer harhor,
Aid. Sclahnsr iaiaod The point that II tho city
should take upon itso1f the adjustment Of all the
tu]unctions that might DO brought whoro would
tho Mattor atop, aud would It not cost moro
than Tho sale Of tho land wonld bring?
AID. Heath said that no dospstrod Of tho In
junct!onh oyor cessing; for, II tho Co rn,nittae
shonId attompt to fight tho injunctiops. a rock
wotld bo struck that mould cause aston!shment.
Flo had heard tlAt many mon III the city In
tended 10 procure iujunctons, especially those
living on tho Lake Front, and ono had ovou put
cIa.,se in bis will TINT his LerB md hia heifs'
heirs should bo ready at any and all times to got
m injunction. Tho renson TINT those rnen gaye
Was tint thoy had Bhsro in tho property aud
wanted their portion or no sale.
AID. Soha!fuer moved that Teek bn taken
for consideration aud reflection, md that tho
Comptroller aud tho Inr Department consult in
tho mattor.
Comptroller Hayes implied that Congress
could bring about tho desired result.
AID. ueath did not think it liEcly that the
mattor would como mp there, and II It did 1t
would bo mot by strong opposition.
Comptroller lfayoB thought that tho wholo
thing could 10 settled. mud that Congroaa could
Interfere and bano6s tho city moro than tho
railroad company.
Tho Committee adjourned for \ fov days to
think it over.
, 1875-12-18

| you notice = door suddenly orou and an aged
man emorge. Ills face loeks sad and
gloomy. 10 accosta friend at,i says,
"Georgc. they busted Iun clean out." and with
molsncholy iook At tho bar. l,o opena Tho ous.
side door aud loavcB tho place.
The reporter. on Investigation bent, goes to
tho door wllonce tho old man had Just otunraed.
lie finds another door. locked within. and hole
just large enough 70 poke Al ego through
ind SEQ who IL without. Tho three magic
ynrs admit you, and you arc within the sacred
portals Of the poker iou. 4 number OF mon arc
lounging nbout-ropera-ln In and hanRora-on-nnd
upon table. to ono aldo, stands tray with a
number Of empty glasses npon 1t, horrible
odor pervadea tho atmosphere. almost sitting
you, and shte ts interu,lngled with cloud
pilo Of chtpa boforo him. 6no n,nu. moro in
tent than tho ntI,ers. and apparently. moro
oxcttod. nasa. "l'll 60 you ten better" Tho
on tho cnrtls. Then both parsioa loso, and tho
hnnkor raAca In uekrty tho ont!re pifo. And 70
the game ru,ls until ono man quits and esys
~ In, lust ST3 ous."
rartls1oned on tho pokor.room il tho
'riaEn's nEN,"
\ genuine faro gatno. A dealer, In his shirt
elooves. sits behind tho gscen-batzc-coyerod Ia
bio, whtlo at one eud is tho counter.
Chips aro cheap. 10 and 10 cents eseh.
They rtay and play. and finally o,o Of them gess
up With thu remark as hts last chip leaves him,
"Dg G-this busts rne. and leaves the room. Tho
rost have lost about ali they nvostod, andbn one
OF tho pnrty-a more boy. apparently. III years
receives back ~ ccnIs And thns this game is
carried on nightly. Turing on and robbing print
ors and others whose weekly htipends are exceed.
inKly limited, and uhose families sro probably
In actual need Of the necessaricn OF lilo. supt.
Uickoya attention is called to this place, which,
being situatad at the starting point Of tho night
travel Ia more apt to catch tho nnwary than
my Of tho Clark or Monroe street dcns.
, 1875-12-18
THE NEW COUNTY HOSPITAL.


Tho County Ring las again fully organized,
aud gono to work creating siuecurea md joon At
ths expense OF tho tn1-pAYcrs. 1n The TR1n-
usk's report. published yesterday, Of tho dongs
OF the Board Thuraday, tho election OF the om-
ployes for tho ensuing year wss given. Among
tho new appointments arc John II. Ryan aud
Andrew Sullivan, who waro choaeu 10 fill tho
Important poaltous Of engineers at the new
County Hospitals, Of which two ynyiEons aro
now partially completed. Yesterday THE Tatp-
uNE appointed ono Of Its reporters committee
Of ono on investigation. TO 60 out and visit
tho buildings. and find out ii tho pressing need
Of two engineers Ia "a great % WaH ropto-
aeosod In the County Board. aud to make d re-
port In tho interest 0? the public.
CONDITION OF THE HUltpIN0a.
Tho reporter found soue men H. work putting
IN steam-plp in tho East Pavilion. This build
tng is not closed In. but very pmall portion of
Tho roof Ia tlnslled. and the building inntosial
and debris arc lying strown abous proniscuously
and fEozon III masa Of water pouda aud mud.
The men at work upon tho hoatiuG apparntua
stated that thoy could not possibly havo the
pipes ready In iehs than thrne weeks, though
they might. II tho building was closed in aud
they thought It was highly improbable. Thoy
further stated that they theusores had to put
In windows where they were working, as tho oon-
tractors or county refused to do il for them.
there until tho 1Ht3 February II ioaHt II thon.
And non to tho West Pavilion. This ia not
toofed at all, and only The boilers hto set In tho
building, And no engineer nlll be needed there
I'LL spring.
N'cArrREr's sroRy.
And now lot us return to the County Commits
sioners. From the record 1t appears that Dfc-
Caffrey said ThnrHdny in tho meeting that, ~
lin loilese and hoatiuE apparatus in tho new
hospital wore ueArly completed. sheka were engi-
ueeEB demanded to tAko charge Of them.
Mr- purd!ck oppoeed the appointment tuat
'hcn, ~ one Of tllo buildings was not yot under
toof and tue other but partially Ho.
Col Cleary responded to tiI4 that lfr. Bur-
dick didn't know What bn Wss talking about. The
toof VAS nearly Oh. aud the plAsterlDg would DO
coumenccd IN few days, end tn :roforo tho
buildings would requ!:o 10 DO heAted. aud It MAS
nousenso to talk OF ruuulng tho toile1s without
lugneers.
Tits would havo been we'll enough il Il woro
Irue. However, III QUO pavilion at least the pipes
rnnnot bo ready for about throo weeko. And
then, again, the building wouIdha,e TO bo incose,
before stosm could be let On and tho plaster-
ng work commenced. In tho other pavilion.
Tho beating arrangements will not 10 ready b.
iolo Feb |, II then. Then why aso engineers
aocdod? Dat, whethe. they arc or not, Col.
Cleatyts two appointees wore choaep.
1t 10 very apparent that the services OF thesa
two men-nyan and Srlliyan-wll! not bo need
I'd for soma time to come, and It IL question
Rhsther tho public will ALLOW thom to receive
lay until services sro rendered.
, 1875-12-18
THE CtTY.HALL.


Tho City Collector took In $4,000 yesterday.
Water-rents voro a1.6t0.G7. and reaI and noY-
,.,,., .,.-,...t,..~.. =, o7o on
7oaaA r.ope.' s".s
Tho Board of Public Works paid visit to The
water-works yesterday. to watch The workings
-, reI.' =. ~
There was not quorum OF tho Printing Com
mittee At tho meeting called for yesterday, aud q
mceting will tako place Thursday at p,m.
n n.,
lao iaHpeo'ion o. !ha fito aou foilce uepAft-
mentst announced Tor to-day. has been post
poned till Tuesday, probably On account Of tho
voather.
~. ,r.,.,
terdsy afternoon and discussed tho matter Of an
upderground-telsgran BYstem md tho benoNts
that vo,,ta .,tso f1on, +ho ,,mo' bn+ co,o to ~
,Isc;ainn ~' 0@' ~'''S ~ ''S
1''s .........., .......
ings, and the school delegation had 70 have
something to do. They agreed to report favor
ably 90 communication from tho noard OF Ed.
ncatsoo for the pntchARo for III, 600 Of . school
lot on Lime street. between Archer avenue and
TWenty-soventh strces.
TIC Board of Public worho maid 1900 10 d,a.
CHARGED laborers Yesterday. aud opsned BIDS for
the fSiliro cnrhing r1ndig1 nnd n,vinr ~ 19ino
M ialsna aysnup batwson % Tfteeth @ and srTentr. nu
second streets, but awarded 40 contract for tho
ao,Istruction OF tho now Eeat si5a nnrnntnr.
"os~'' ......
Inc patentee Of ne" block semeut "Aa
before the Committees on Streets and Alloys for
tue three divisions OF tho city. yestoF-
gay Afternoon. to set forth tho merits Of
his invention. aud to obt1ln permission
to lay soma Of hts pavement At tho iator-
section Of Lasalle aud Washington Streets
The Committee granted lis request on condition
, 1875-12-18

Epeci4l Ntpateh Il Tbs ch.cago Tribune.
BPRlxaslxLn, Mas. Dec. IA angular con-
dict for staid old Massachusetts has sprung up
Ia Berkshire County bstween the Vulcans And
Tho GrAugets. Al khs blaotsmiths In tho ooun-
, 1875-12-18

II your husband goes down town eroAs ~ a boar
becausc he hss had to put limiting al,1rt, you
can wrrathn his brow with smiles for IS con tho
price Of Domestio ahrt psttorn- Bring neck snd
bust neaanro to tho IS Domestic o7lcc, leo at4to
street, and prove tho truth OF whst we SAT.
, 1875-12-18

Do You ExtravnEnnt Wretchos Know
hlnt Cook MeLaIn, 10 Dearborn street, takc your
haff-xotn, fadod, and ragged gsruonts, and mnts
them AZ good as new 1t Email etpenBe7 Sand the1n
along. gsuta.
, 1875-12-18
.E1ortdn

Parties desiring 10 Wait Florida and tho South
should scnd for oorY ktnntso1p Reuts Goctte giving
routes, maps schedules, and other uscf Information.
Copy sent free upon application to D. W. Wrsnu Gen.
oral Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
, 1875-12-18

5ceues from Wagnor'n Operas.
The Wagner Albums n contain twevs Wagner
'rera scenes perfect CONS In Borlin rhooh Como In
ano clothgtlt cases. seo them, A Root Sons Music
Company .160 6tAte street,
, 1875-12-18

Stoinwny'a n1ntohloss Pianos.
Tho general agency for tho Northwest, and only
dcnet In Chicago, is At Lyon Heslys, State aud Aon-
roc Streets. Square and upright pianos for rant.
, 1875-12-18

Exoe1lent Orayon Portraits
arc being made by Camille whch uusurr aksed by
snJ that have BEEN oao BY any other artist in
Chicago whit to tho studios will convince you, at
1O3 State Etreot,
, 1875-12-18

Save Health, and Even Lilo.
People Who drink water direct from tho ground
should By all mcars, hitor It. The Kcdztc tcr, xoId
BY Dalton. 1o1 and l94 etato street, ia tho bcak
, 1875-12-18

Pianos and Organs.
Hs1let, Davis l. Co.'S Grand, Square. and Upr1ght,
and sinith1 American Organs, c1n be found ouly at
W. n. KlInballs. corner HEats xnd Adams streets,
Chicago
, 1875-12-18

An Elegant Gift.
One Of those famous Weber pianos OF Eatoy or2an4.
Can only be found At Story Camps, I'll SAto atreet
, 1875-12-18

Lundborg's California Water
for toilet and bath ai rafrnah&ng
, 1875-12-18

hoAULEY-0lLDERT-Att tho residence Of s. II,
Gilbert Esq, tha l6th Inst, by the Nss. N. IL. AZ.
tell, 1Ir. Walter H. MeAuley, Of Turner Junction. and
Aiss tBabe1la q. Gilbert, Of Chicago.
YOE-DEALL-At 1eorgetown, D. O., Dec. 49, BY
the Rev. Waller ". Wiauls Chares @. Yoe Of Chlca.
60, aud Miss Ellen noau, of deoraetown.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-08-06

that manufacturing industry is pros
trate. lie knows not exactly why, but
he has no erorh. The most he knows
about finance is, when there is no
work there is no money. That is his
experience and it is "a sore one. 1t
brings want and privation to his hum
bic dwelling where before was smil-
ing content and comfort. His spirit
is broken under forced idleness,
Bat let none despair or lose their
trust. Thanks to kind Providence
a bountiFul harvest has just been gath
cred. The rustling fields Of corn gilt
ter with waving tassels like flags Of
triumph, Indicating still greater album
dance. The golden return will soon
be realized. The problem Of fnan-
cial difficulty, we may hope, will soon
be solved. He who has promised
that socd-time and harvest shall
never again fail, will thus afford the
relief which Congress is powerlcss tc
afford and Scatter plenty Ger a smIl,
mo land
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-08-06

The Hon. Francis Thomas, ma
tive of this county, member of Con
gress, Governor, etc, lately returned
from Peru, South America, to which
country he was accredited as Amer
can Minister. He is now at his home
in AlIesany county. Mr.. Thomas has
encountered the sea Of American pol
tics, and has generally been success
full in his aspirations, until he has
reached q ripe old age. In 1897 he
was the most eloquent orator in this
county.
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su=-~~~r-sSr~

TIE Republican District meetings
are called to meet on the 2lst inst, to
select Delegates to the County Con
yention, which will meet in Frederick
on the o8th, and appoint Delegates to
the State Convention, which will as
sembls at Westminster, on the 9Th Of
September next.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-08-06
Death of Senator Andrew johnson.

1t is with feelings Of deepest regret
that We are called upon TO chronicle
the death Of the last oX-president,
Andrew johnson, which occurred in
Carter county, Tenn, on Saturday
last, about 9 P. NJ, lie was at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Brown,
when he was attacked with paralysis,
which was the cause Of his death
The funeral took place at GreenylIlc
on Tuesday. There was great col
lection Of people at the little country
town, the number not being less than
five or six thousand. The Masons
and knights Templar had charge Of
the funeral. Ills daughter, Mrs Brown
did not attend the funeral, having re-
manned at home with hor mother who
was prostratcd by the sudden death o.
her husband. She is no. expected IL
recover
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-08-06

vI7I,IG school is located in NccAanc2
| town, Frcdrrirl County, Nd, and is
uulrr the care OF the Mjd.,lc CoucrcnccM
tgc lutheran synod Of Maryland.
It ha. been in successful operation dur
inc I'VE wear, and has had 80 students I'm.
del. H., cdrc Its aim is to imp0n better
o.,nral,Dn. intellectual and moral, than is
afforded by public schools-am education
thorough IN character and practical AS
possible.
Those desiring to prepare for business
or co,rLo viii have advantages for acqur,
ine. Il knowledge OF mathematics, book.
kcppng, the sciences and Latin and Gr,eI,.
The school is under the care of Rev. Sic.
tor Miller, IN experienced teacher.
McrhaniCstOWn, situated ON the line of
the Western Maryland Railroad, az r.Ss
foot of the eastern slope OF the Blue ~ gX
Mountains, Offers special advantages for
such Il school, being in an excellent farming
community, combining Chcapnc,y Of liymg
and hcaIlhml climate. moUntatu>ccnc.
re- is excellent, and society int,iIgcm and
!rGucd. students will have the advantages
Of town, combined with quiet Of couu.v,
n'au0qv c5tlrtScv. The moral welfare Of
pupils viii he faithfully regarded. The
SCHOOL i, daily opened and CLOSED with
.rWliW~ of the scriptures by the pW),., and
Irrayrr U'"MHe is mid in its nature
iirm anl decisive in its application, avoid,
Inc undue severity yet insisting upon III.
1u,tr.. order, prompt obedience, and al,
,oN iu% 10 prDt;nC rrrproarMUt@ugmgc
Strict attention is paid to tn" health,
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MccilanicSiOWn, August 6. 1875.
TIE DULL TIM Is.
Financial i,cyerScS - Riches iah'
Wings.

iiiig - 44tNIO W = N.-'s'''L)
in business exists, bearing down as
with the we; 5ht Of great nightmare,
the elastic energies Of even our young
country, which has 50 often shown It's
power to risc again when crushed I'M
der financial difficulty, is a fact so well
known that we DO not now allude to
it as news. 1t is SO widespread, too,
rs 10 be almost universal. England,
Germany and tho United States
London, Berlin and New Yorll--groan
alike under financial cmbarassmcntH.
JUDGING from the remarks Of our
business men, we are not above feel
ing the pressure Of dull times even IN
Mcchani.stown, although like thrifty
community our town pursucs the
even tenor Of It's way and We have
no reason 10 opprehcnd amy fail
urcs." But in London and New York
the topping down, one after another,
Of great banking and commercial
houses has been fearful, pilins up
millions upon millions in bankruptcy.
And as crash follows crash men s
hearts sink in dread lest the end has
]
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-08-06

A TOUR Of the battle fields Of Nir-
cinia is now being made by Goncr5ls
Leo, Longstrcct, Hooker and
Col. John p. Nicholson
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-05-19
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