, 1876-03-14
MILWAUKEE.

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MILWAUKEE.
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End OF tho hhtefnocino AhaMrn"co
Waf-haso htntl-A on,eas ,s.,',
1Ron1-Tho Hlal'Sn'a@oo c""''s Asa"'o
"oe.. % r,.,.. a.. MI ,,,,.,,o ,-,,n,u.
~, ,,r.,'r,r 1' 11arr ta~A fart NJ ereat fnscr-
A.. ..s",,.s,.aa ,-o.,,orhno, n tho r5n,ted
,s.a,1 ~ ,,,,otv that after ali tho
.,s N.,,or.I rlos- - hoa romtto,l tia
tna" a.'s. re,. on1 1,oho,t El,ott. and re-
nnes y. ~ -. e".' a"a 49,. nhtch avor-
duced tho OUTSTANDING unpao hneo. " 40 =.
aged from el0 to $500 down to ~ TO S1o' IL
viii bo remomborcd-for tho nows was cxelu-
.,r,,, ,rirtod h, TuE Tribune ht Tho |
e'o's as r'A'oe f-onn tha National
timo-ths1 sont.o%oa ,,,na. @ =, ,,xoa,t1ato t1,e
Boasd came hero last summon 70 lns's,.aso ~
accounts Of noatty nil tho agonc!oa' charges OF
onltinc Under rates having booa promiHcoonaly
sssa .na ~ ot,,rr nan boiuc thought practica-
i1o 10 which tho truth could bo ascorta!nod.
Tho Investigators "ons HUNS "ou Hoou a''e.
eont out circulars flung noaSly eEefy ngent III
t},c city. Bome paid, somo refused to pay. Tho
-, .,-o.,1 III ovcr tho country. TO tho great
ho"6 epteaa ~ u,'A ~, ana Ei,,ott hid out
acahoM Oh oo1 e1sJ' S'5 49,"
refusing TO pay cont evon II their asonc'ea
should be takon away from thcm. dreas pros
au.e a. ',o.aa,s;1 Int thny vcro loft severely
| tneY toi.oeen'., az N,n. t,o,, ,e,o,x
alone 10 hght oue tho pa'tle .no pos1 sno5 ~"
how. Aud now tho National Hoasa hASo "t'ssou ,.
| In nay theso Eontlerncn hayo not boom guilty OF
| tho .ronua ol,a,ued to them, eud tholr lnes
| 49,. ,,ao,, n,,o1,v rcr,t,,oa
have poen "aony aena.eou. -, o.,, TIM
Tho chicago Dase-pan o"o w. W., 1pun gp,''t, ~ ~
| thia CITY, on tue 10th May next, Work is to bo
oo,onocncc, ma aoon "A TIM frost Ia out Of tho
oou~ea .u 10 $4,000 -, ,,,o nrounda, rhc
eHsn " ~. =. .ss,aao, b.rd,om, ma.
hlOEk
vilion put up, filling and !evoling done, ana me
grounds. altogether put tn . state worthy tho
reputation Of ono Of tho most onterpIis'ng m ana
promising clubs In tho West The list Of charter
fuemboss is fllod. but now momhern Will DO ad-
uitted on ballot On psynsont OF % feo. INC
players nEo not settled Oh YET. but sno p4tohos
will 10 Harry Chapllar; catcher, john Lain.
formerly Of Drantford. Ont. Captain, Chaunoy
aud progrcaayo Secretary OF tno oino, a 9n.nu ~
single man can DO to tnsnso tue j petmanaea1 a aa,
stood that the membership ct sh:s CLUB IL com-
posed exclusfvely Of neutrality-suspicious. in
manners, education, and soc!al position. prepa-
rasious arc being made on M 90 extensive seale 70
| inarre grand opening. The Club handles the
Ntahn bali exclusively.
Tho ned Stockings Of Boston. tho Athletics.
Of Philadelphia, and the Lonls7i!lans 9ro to cono
@ sorves % monton lon for lis liberal treatment Of the
! Club. He las dono and ID going to 90 conasaef-
nblo work IN the way Of Improving tho grounds
that could hardly have boon expected. Indeed,
no mattor from what light tho matter ia looked
at, tho auccesa Of tho Club soems assured from
tho start.
Tho Times had one Of tho old-timo scoopa or
Tnn Tn1BuA8 yestorday, In tho sbapo Of moe1
interesting and hair-raising account Of costly
and extensive addition to tho naeniacent pa'aot
building Of the Northwestern Mutua! la1o.la.
Bura,,ce Company, which bad for It's Foundation
nothing moro substantial thnn tue vivid imagine
ton Of whoever supplied tho lnformatton 70 ~
correspondent. Nothing OF tne Aihu u ~
|. | tended. LIE I11buah fopofta1 4istH9u tal
Offices Of tho Company this morning, and Learned