davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-08
RICHARD III. DANA,

1ds. Ikccovery-Fish tho H1nn Who Got
tile Appoinan1ent for I1iln-RItn Ac.
Qunlntanco with tho PrcsitlcMt-.
Othor Mention.
j. Specidt Dispafch to The CafcaGo Tribune.
BosToN. March 7.-Tho Hon. Richard Il. Dnna,
Jr., has entirely recovered from his temporary
indispositon and was at Ills ot1ico to-day atsond-
ing to business "a usual. He naturally declnca
to say anything until bis nomination has boon
confirmed but there Ia no reason to doubt his
acceptance and Ills departure for Ills post
rs soon as IL is possible for him
to closo up his legal businoaH. Thoro
is no toaBon 10 doubt that nIr. Fish was mainly
responsible for tho selection, as he has long
known 11s. Daus, personally as we'll as pro-
President dAtes back only to tho Lexington
will bo very uuiike Gen sjchonca In ono respect
he docs noe play cards at all. not oven Whist,
Tho nomination has been received With great
fnyor in this city, and Representative Piereo
waB tho frat to congratulate Mr. Dana by tnlo-
graph. Ono resaop M ,,.a dos tho prebdoots
1oubtedy tho spontaneous manner in which
Mr.. Dams came 10 ho defense last April.
Ho WAS introduced to him TINT dAy, aud on their
rotusn to tho house Of MI. Toner tho whole
party were blue with tue cold md woro chilled
through IN tho ruost dangerous manner. Thoy
NIL r0tlrel to back room. whore sAey all dEanlt,
the President no moro than the rest. IIe rc-
turned to TIM parior with Mr. Dana at onco and
did not drink again until ho left the town. Mr.
Dana, whom It waB satd thnt tho President bad
boen under tho influence Of liquor Oh TINT day,
publicly denied 1t over his OWL narne. 1t is .
little singular, aud will probably surprise the
presidout to loaru, that Mrs. Dana, whom ho
las neycr mot, IL q third cousin Of hla
, 1876-03-08
COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho shosr will bid adlcu t o fourtoen Of lig
boarlcrs and dodgers to-day. They change from
Chicago to Joliet.
Oscar Charles was yestnr1ay circulating his
cards and beez al a candidate for Collector for
tho Town OF Lake Wow.
Tho Nortll-Town Collector received $4,000
yesterday. and gives notice TINT those who fail
to settle to-day will bo 1ericd on.
The Doyle md 1Iaskinu cnsos woro continued
In the Criminal Court yeato1day until the 27th.
The disposition 10 prosecute the former caso, AZ
already int!masedt IL slight.
"Dill" "Wray, the Moted craehsman and chtof OF
q band Of crooks, WisoAo bond was declared for
fcited few days ago, it Is said will be IN tho
city In fow days Tor trial.
Cornolius Price yesterday died his bond with
tho County Cork na Park Commissioner, In tho
amount Of 95U, ,0D0. His bondyuaen wore Jona-
thai Clnrk aud lAbner Price.
The County Collector yesterday succeeded in
gathering In 864 as taxoB for 1869 from John
Hcullv, living tt No. ell South Unlisted street.
Tho fight ts reported to hare beon vigorous, aud
tho result ID 10 much the moro credisable.
J. H. Brown was few days ago convicted Of
ahop-lift!nE, aud sentenced to thc Penttcusiary
for ono yoar. At tho titno ho expressed desire
to be transported Immediately, aud yesterday ho
Was accommodated. Ilo generously paid the
czpen1D OF Ills voyage.
Attor great doal Of waiting and wishing
yesterday, capiases wore issued OIL the intlict-
mentn found the day previous for tho arrest Of
nongy and tho accessories to tho dual murder in
which ho wnD principal actor.. In tho afternoon
an officer was sent to KenoBhn to approhond
Itouey. but dispatches inttmatcd that ho woull
net bo found. The arreat OF tho accossorios wna
regarded as uncertain, but tho soault will bc
known Today.
,rho mint Commltte, m pnb,,o nui,nca md
1foan;tni wns IN arasIon veefera1 nftnrnoon aa,s
aissrinu til3a for TIN nrection III thn mnro,,e.
hi,chon etc' fnr tho nav hnsnitai Thn hid'
dora wars nresont in 1srrc nnnSers and M n
conaannonna' tho rirnlrv was rront'Mso prnst that
, 1876-03-08
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.

CONSIDERING COMPTROLLER HAYES SUGGESTIONS.
4 meeting Of tho Finance Committee OF rho
Council, tho President thereof, tho Mayor, aud
Acting Corporation Counsel was held yesterday
afternoon IL the private room Of tho ComptroIl-
ers offlco to consider some kilograms from Mr.
uayes, now In NDw York. Those dispatches
recommended thrse things aa necessary to bo
done by tho Council at once TO help the city's
credit.
Tho first request waa that the Finance Com
mistee would procure at onoo, II possible, IN
order from Tho Council offering 4 reb2 To Of, say.
previoua-lf said taxes uere paid within Bpec-
i6od time. perhaps month. This was conad-
ered sud iliscus5cd at longtt. aud, inhamuch n8
tho loyal right of the Council to do thia was not
clear, the Committee decided to mako no recon-
mendaton at prpsont on the subject.
the Council wontd put into tho bill the item Of
s50g. 900 for deficiency which had boon strtckon
cut in CommIttoo Of ths Whole. The infczonco
Was loft that u this item wera put in, IL would
help tho city'a crcdit vory much but II 1t wero
left out, it would hurt It's credit and seriously
cripple tho Comptroller In hts efforts to borrow
monoy. Il IL Of oourso known TINT tho city must
paper will. or may, DO protested. Tls boing
tho case, the Committoo wero willing to do any
thing III their power to hold up tho Comp
kro1ler's banda Ia hia efforts to mako
both ends meet. They therefore agrcod to
recommend to tho Council to put tho
item back. but to make at the sano
tmo reduction to the same amount in somo
other way, and by cutttng down other itoms.
How woll they succeeded may be seen by road,
ing tho report Of tue Council proceedings il
another column.
The Comptrollor'a third request WAS sofusotl
, 1876-03-08

slon Of tho business blocks Of tho city by tho In.
spsctorb.
Tho number Ct aa1oon-ilcouses at prosont Ia
2,54O. Biz wcro added yostos.lay. Tho Mayor
hRs not rot mado tho comparison hctween tho
report brought Ia by tho police and tho records.
Policemen Whito md Douglas will appoar be-.
foro tho Police Donrd-Mnssrs. Gooicll and
nickesy-so-dsy 70 provo: Il they can, shst they
tluty." ds '"'''''n' '' 'Do 'A''S'' '''''"'''' -
THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Tho nomination Of Mr.. John Woodbridge, Jr.,
Counsol was ontifolv unlookod for, as i wAs
thought that no ono would DO appointed tili
change waa made in tho administration. Tho
lsopublican Aldermen regard tlie selection AZ
pointmens that Tho hayor has ovor made. Aid,
Dixon Is emo OF tho chief Edvocates for tho
new candidate. Nfr. Woodbridge is gentIomnt
not widely known among the political clcmbntn
credlt), but thoae who arc acquainted With him
express thoir unHonndcd faith III him as LAW
yer, and nro warm n bis praise ns gentleman
aud citizen. Tho judiciary Committee meeta
dormen composing It, should they bo among
the numbnr Of those WHO were onoo fired
by Judge Willihu1a for coutompt. havo good
ehaneo; BY accommodating L. nnfaso1ably to tho
their srf!e, az Afr. ". fe brothor.in-law OF
Judge Williams. This Wks tho euRgeAtion Of
one Of tho Mayors lonlosk-nonthod parasites
WHOM tho nows of tho appointment WAS first
made known.
HOARD OF NEALTIt.
Tho weekly mortality report Of tho Sanitary
guuesintondent, submitted yesterday. ahow'sd
1877 doaths. SL1sy.n!no weto males and Is TO-
maloa; married, s.; siagle 92 wl,to 1a5;
eoloreI, 2 As 70 ages, 45 wore g. under y..sr;
aiyo; md an average of 7 In each ton
soars above that point to 80. Their all
menss were: Conyulstons, 1G; coirmmp-
tion, "A; fever,. "a: pneumonia, o.; 'whoop-
ing cough, I; old aao, 6; meningitis. 8; intlam-
nation of tho brain. 3; inanition. . !; indIRoa-
tlop, 3; heart d'aease, .; bronchitis, .; diph-
&hnria, @.
Tho mouth Of February compared fnyorably
with January, losing 559 agains 53i in January.
or those, 175 voso not year old. and only
had passed 10 yenss, The 1nnlea ws,re BO1, md
fcmalcs 257. Flfty-aoyon diod Of consumption.
being abeut ono-tenth OF all. Soreuky-ono
childlcn died lu convuIsions, 81 Of dphtherla, 90
Of bronchitis, "a OF scazot fovor, is OF pneu-
monta.
, 1876-03-08

tho 6sQuol to resignation would ho withdrawal
from tho Congregational Church. And though
tbore waa no statement OF roAh0ns IN tho lottor.
nc ono lint The, + general .
late Advisory Council, In tho Home Missionary
Hoeiety tho foeling OF sorrow at tho course do
teFntnod on by nr. Htorrs was very atrong;;
It Nas felt That tho denomination could
not afforl to losc 30 strong tnonibes. II vas
dotorn,!nod that Or. Btorrs should 10 restrained
from lowing Tho denomination II posRtb9, and
that, before his resignation Waa accepted E,o
allould bo called unoi, to stato tho causes tlat
lead 10 It. A committee Of thrco MAS appointed
to oonfor will, Or. storra. tho instructions being
10 persuade lin, ii poasibc, to withdraw his ro-
ssenation, but, In my aront, to ssk OF him
o statement OF causes. Tho Committee ap-
nacto tho Rov. Or. Clapp. Secretary. and atr.
Smith, Trosauror, Of tho Home Missionary &c.
etoty. .Ur to 1aat night tho Committee bad not
mot With Dr.. atorfB, tho reaaon assigned for tho
Ono uf tho committeeman told Times ro-
porter lnat night that lie had couvcrsod With
Dt. Storrs oil tho subject OF hla fcAignattou,
storrs had said to him. u might 10 trno that,
roughly stated, tho action Of thu Advisory
Couuoll Was tho cause Of resignation. lilo be-
loVcd that Mr, 6tprFs WAS preparing lottor to
tho ,3; Committee, ip r., WHICH Lila vlowa would
would bo made public. Several Of tho Di-
rcctosa OF the two aociettes with which
DR.. BtorrB has buen connected wero auked
yesterday ii shoy thought he would follow Its
Resignation with withdrawal from tho GongroRa-
Il I,nAl Church. The reply was uniformly In lilo
alirmativo DR.. Ward, Of the Independent, ono
Of the Directors of tho Homo Missionary TO-
ctoty, said, In addition. tLat ho hhtl boon it-
formed Of reoponing Of negotiations bstwoen
DR.. storrs and tho Brick Presbyterian Church.
1t will be remembered that Dr.. Storrs doolinod
call to this church Bono months ngo. On In.
quirY 1t wos found that no official rooponing Of
negotiations hnd RB yot boon mado. 1t appoars
to DO tolorably certain, however, that tho Brick
Church would .Btiil DO glad to obtntn for Its
pastor so enlinont d Clergyman ns tim Rov. Dr.
btorrs; aud It Ia probable that should Dr.. storra
privately signify Ills Willingness to accept call
after cersain preliminary arfangonlents, tho
church would oItend It.
, 1876-03-08
CRIMINAL.

Ingor Jansen, q fcnale, Was mp before Juatlce
uaincs for tho larceny Of several Bhawls and ton
yards OF calico from L. Hessonstcin. and WAS
hold over to tho Criminal Court III bonds of
$500.
John Tiotnoy, tho young men who Was arrest
Cd for The attempted highway robbery OF Billy
Durleigh, tho biardlst was again before JUS
ttco Footo yesterday afternoon. and was bound
over to the Criminal Court III bouds OF Sl,50O,
lie got bail.
About midnight Monday thieves Attempted to
onter tho balloon at II. ". Kane, 1t No. 1872 Eest
Madison atreet, by broaklng light OF glass In
the rear door. and thus obtaining ncceys 10 tho
lock. Tho timely arrival Of Tho police interrupt
Cd thom, but they succeeded In escaping arrest.
William O'D1ien and MoDonough, tho mon
who attempted last saturday night to obtain
posBossion OF tho drop-ourtain OF the Adephi
Theatre for doht OF $50, were bcforo Justice
D'Wolf yesterday afternoon, cha1gsd ono With
having passed himself oil "a II officer Of tho
police force and tho other as = Constable. Tho
cllaFgoa against both woro Withdrawn and an
action begua for riot.
John Bmlsh, Pat Carroll, and Robert Drmuer.
three youthful desperadoes. were arrxtg.scd bs-
foso ScallY Yesterday 1ncrulHg charged with At
tempted highway robbery, anu co'nmttel to
q. 800 oaQ. Tho charge was prefe1red by Levi
Hall. who swore that about II O'Clock Saturday
night he Was set upon by tho two, and. but for tho
timely arrival Of the police, he would hayo boeh
their photographs, wore interviewed by hlatshal
0oo<la!t, aud escorted to tho County Jail. Ihoy
arc hard cltszens.
About o'clock last night Patrick Cassidy,
residing at No. IS Deeripg street, got into
tight with hs wfe Which soon tesolyeA itself into
from his clutehoH, and. as sue whs retsaating
toward the door, the villain seized q large
, 1876-03-08
fAuRDEROUS BOOT-BLACK,
rAupr nv THE AREmAy


Abous Z o'clock last evening an alteration
occurred on tho cornor OF Wabash Rvouuo and
TwontY-Bccond street, between Henry ,HugheB,
who attends tho switch for tho South Eide HALL
way Company at that point. and John Butler,
neus-boy and boot-blaok, in which ttho former
received btab from the otlects Of which 1t Ia
hardly probable that no will rccorer. At tho
hour namod both boys stood On tho corner
auarroling about aomothin9 or. othor. Hughes
threatened to striko Butler and tho lAttor dared
him to do It. Ilughcs thoreupon gave Butler
puBh. who immediately drow from lis pocket MI
opon lrife aud plunged II Into his antagonist.
Dutlor, AZ soon aa Ee committed tho
deed, ran on. Tho wounded 10y, who
taken into the drlg-Htoro uudor the Ayonuo
House md DR.. l.. II. Montgomery Bont for. The
Doctor examined tho wound ana found thnt tho
knife entered tho body lleat over tue apex OF
There was bnt little blecdiug from tho wound
externally. While iu the drugstore tho boy
fatntod several tin>rR his faco Rot Icy cold. md
1t was not believed that lie could SURVIVE fifteen
minutes. After como reHtoratlses. however, had
boon applied to him. ho recovered sufficiently to
bo taken to hla homo ID tho roar Of No. 47 Eld-
ridge co,rt. 1Ie Was accompanied by the Doc
tor and III officer. Tho Doctor stayed with him
aome time, aud when ho loft llo WAS aouewhat
ooadition. Il Is tIo Doctors opiaion that a tue
knife which entered between tho nlzth and
sevonth ribs Hlautlngly glanced OF on tha
eoventh. It such Ia the case, aud no informal
homorI,ago takes place. there is some chance
4 Tow minutes after tho etabbipx occurred
Officer Arch apposEed on tho scone. and whom ho
learned that Butler had Elu away lo Htartod Ia
pursutt Of him. lie Iearned TINT tho boy had
and thoro he went to search for him. Whom
within 4 few rOoa Of tho house he heard uoBB-
, 1876-03-08

tugari to growh pofaotls aro not 80 cotnvamn y
An tnftanoe ocousrnd In thin city several Jss..
ngo, hoNnvGs, Which would 1t loaat warn nnoa}ss
to koep cnts out ot thnr eicopin8 apartments
A Soung gentleman wna awakened ty nIiss:;
hcr paws about b!a nook aud nndeayornr Il ".a
his mouth open. Tho cat was working On H. S,ss
chin, and had partly Buceoodod In opsn,pa ~ ~
moutt. when tho moyomout awakened him.e H. ~
trfod to push the cat on, but contd not eot Il
away until ha setaed II violently about Tho ntss
choking The animal uniit II released ia I'm
and then thro wing It on. Tle cat hrs bten NY ~
cludnd from tho sleeping apartments Of ~ ~
family since tho young gentlolnaus a. tsRa. nn'
comfortable experience, VIZ
, 1876-03-08
M'lehN COUNTY GRANGE.

Special Dtspasch to Tht chteaao Trtbt4n4
DLoostlNaToa, ILL.,, March 7.-Qillcers OF tllB
Mclean County Grange wo1e installed Tonight
by Grand A1aster A. p. Forsysho. The tnbsallu-
tion. which WAS public was held In rhnnix Hall,
which wa we'll filled. Tho officers lnstallcd wero
Il Campboll Muster Joscph l.. Coffrnan. Oynr-
aoor, William Il. Duncan, Lcoturor; J. d. Oren-
dosh, Steward ". g; Trott Chaplain! .. Bar
nard, Secretary T. ". Sutherland, Secretary
n, 9piors. Gato.Koepor Mrs. @. ". TEott,
Flora Mrs. Milton Dozarth. Pomona A1rB.
GAsson EteHArdees.
, 1876-03-08

THE MERCHANTS ALLIANCE.

1UQRIf~AT1EHDE0 NEEflN0.
Yesterday afternoon the Special COMMITTEES Of
tho Board Of Trade and fcw merchants held
another meeting In tho Arbitration Rooms, look
ing to tho organization Of Cheap Transports
tson Association. Tho Attnndanco waa poor, In.
doed. The fact is, this spscal Committee, to
whom whs referred tho subject Of fEol8bt dis
criminntIops madc against this city by tho rail-
roaas, and also that OF terminal charges, hare
attempted to cnbody too much in the!r idea Of q
Choap TRANSPORTATION Association. They hayn
d.lftod Away from tho original intent, and
and and " thns il Why the Choap Trans.
potsation Association Organization has for Inc
presont fallen to tho ground. Such society
could do vass deal OF good here, and ita nocea.
sitv Ia acknowledged upon all ui1es.
Mr.. +. u. Atovons called The mootinR to order.
and Mr. J. 4. Baker acted as Secretary.
Tho Chair alluded to tho snlalt attendance.
Some ono suggested Tho recalling Of tho pro-
posed constitution and bylaws. but Nj. BAKER
thought that "a no action would then bo tnken
OIL tnom they should not bo brought before tho
Mr. Wright thought that they should COM
menoo tho organization III prvato, and thus
bring 1t into actual existence.
It wns suggested tlIat lists bo passed. around
among busineas houosa for call for a mooslnB
Mr. Baker moved that tho Chair obtain lies
Of namos aud report thom hereafter to another
III Wright then moved that committee of
tako up the 1nattor, md obtain namoa looking
to thn fusthoEance OF mn association which shall
bD psgan.Zod for tho promotion Of tho CONNER
cinl in.orohtB Of Chicago. ~
scope than cheap transportation. and include
overv subject Of beneilt to the mercantile COM
munftv.
Mr, LYNN Bridges offered Tho following as
, 1876-03-08
THE REV. On. SToRRs' POSITION.
H6t2 FORK jJH4et, Kureh 8.

1aluiry at the headquarters OF tho American
Congregational Union aud tue Home Missionary
6ociuty disclosos tho fact that Or, Htorrs letters
ot resignation Of oflea iu these Eooiotlcs were
received Feb. 20. The letsoEa were sim-
pie statements Of resignation without tho
reasons leading to tho action. The only
Iofefence to IeaAons was the ayoHRl
that tie grounds Of action were to tho
wFltos ''pplfoc.Iy sstisfactoEy." Neither did
the lettors IN themselves forecast any action be-
you'd tho resIguatiou. Tho lcttcts having been
Executive Committees Of tho societies. They
produced IN the ousset considerable sensation,
and after the surp1so had worn away there
wore e1proaslona OF tho most profound
At once expressed AsIr. opinions that
, 1876-03-08

Special DspateA to The Chicago Tribune.
DAyxsponT, H., March 7.-The steamer Dan
Ilius arrivod hore from St. Louis today. This
Ia tho first boat Of tho seaaon. Navigation Ia
now open 10 Dubuque. and eteamora will soon
commence making regular trips. This Ia Tho
earllost Boaaon for ton years, though tho fcrty-
boat has boon running hero for pcarly all vim
ter.
, 1876-03-08
HEECHER,
CEN HllTIER.

Sptc3dt U1fp1kch to IHS Ch1cl9o Tribune,
BosroS, March 7.-Tho journal recently pub.
ltshed communication saying that, "At
mecting OF tho Board of Governors Of The Mill
tary Hospitals held a. Augusta, No., In tho
autumn Of 1874. after the tirst-publlshed letters
Of Tllton and Beecher. aud boforo tue trial, tho
Board, OF whom Gen. Butter Ia Chnirrnnp, after
official examination Of tho Hospital, sat doun to
u private dinner. Townrd tho close Of tho rcpaas
Gen. Martindale, nddresslng Gen. Butler, In
quircd II Ito was at 1iborty to stato what be
knew abont tho scandal, and his conclusions
respecting tho truth Of tho ohargcs
against Beeclor. Con, Dutlor replied that he
knew tho whole Bsory, having heard both
phntcaly, mud without hesitation, hlr. Deocher
Ia uot guilty OF tho charges made by Iilton.'
This declaration wns, Of course, made bofore Ills
employment By Atoulton to iraw up hia state-
mol't." Con. Butler replica In tho Journal to-
day, sayng, first. that no mocttng was hold In
was hold in July, boforc my statements woro
mado; third, that ho was not present ns any
other meetsng; fourth, that In discussions,
ho did not ray Tint llr. Deeoher was
Triton, but, o. TIN contrary, did SAY tl.as, in ha
Judgment and beslof, Heccher was guilty, q fact
which lo lad never doubted, and nover heard Of
anybody clso doubling until after 1t Was proved
and his own letsors; fifth. that his declaration
Of guilt or innocence was not made before h!e
ampoymont by n1ouIton to draw up his state
mont, that employment being previous to the
10th Of July, and tho statement vas uado
before the 18th of August. IIo then pro-
nouucos tho writer of tho sommunica-
ton an Infamous llar, md adds q
letter from Gen. Mart!ndalo. written ia an8wer
to mote from him. and saying: "On the ques-
tion Of Atr. Docchers Innocence or guilt of those
oh I m 0nlkA ira that m f1nrH matt,
, 1876-03-08

Nousl floes not Involve hla pasmanent logs 10
life insurance.
Tue now Vtce-Prcsidca:. Mr. rceI vla mo
Manager and Vice-rfcslaent of The Gomrsnt
prior 10 ita removnl to this city from, rhi'adol-
phia, and demonstrated his abilities 10 an
o1oc,ttivo olflcor BY mailing II QUO Of tl,e
Foremost lifc corporations In tho country. His
ronoval of tho Nationals old.ttrno prosperity:
In this connection wo may notice the Withdrawal
Of Mr. Paul Cornell from sll connection with tho
Company, proprietary or otherwiae: It's hnhn-
est ss n,s % " rs'e Ss abs IL H. seiss Gsfs "Sa a.
Crank. Our citizens havo good Cause for oon-
graduation upon tho prospect that this great tn-
stttu!iou. with its 1900 600 Of solid and nvai'a-
bio asssta largely Invested iu chlcaRo. In charge
more to ita wcll-earnod fan,e, and rnovo onWaEda
In career OF prosperity and uBofolneas.
THE DEAD ALIVE.
On tho 9th Of February the body Of An un-
At tho corner Of Washington and Union streets.
The rematna uero subsequently, ldcutiilod na
those Of william. alias Badly" Ward. an s't-
fortunate lpebriAto, who, ruined In Wall H:ree1,
bad sctttel In Chicago and nttcmrtca to ree.i'
porate his fallen fortunes. lilo failed IN
tlis, and. nftcr q chcokcre1 oxtatonce
of several years, etrayel into ehe
house whero Ills body was found ana
died from exposure. Tho coronor ho!u an liz H.
quest, vordics waa rendorod Il, accordance M WITH
~rN- -toorar ~
poaea o.. James U Neil. tosta"snas-hooV ~
No. 14B Wost Madison s.icet. vac ilo mnn VINO
identified tho body and detailed tho Pal lffcnafB
Of lis life to tho reporters, Yesterday after
nnnn O'Nnit waa tt, l,,s saloon preparing whisky
es - .''., .a,aa th,sIv nntrnn whom t1,o door
eouE aui 9oiv ,aaatt", i H,1vn a,onnct lntn tha
openeaana ~ !"en|sI. III CantJa, n!Vs,i oosaJ
room and called Ior lot SeosGH; oNel! gazeaa ga
at him tor secomn rnnneu ~ Sor ~ - g1IIa H.,
agaln ~ spsoGutue' p1tn .4,, t.pn ~ ;o s;t",Iinn
sn33ss aPtIhvt tho hact rars Msfaro In ],,i rsanhei
susnea .os iso ~ at,d mil ho rnco~o1c
t.d no wei s1,o no'Asn soss ,sh"n hn vas nnr.
!roM 'no e"orn' rno,+at MA'1 Pin A' ,an m"' rpor,
oaaa9a aa s,,r - wv "1ns.,, ,+", ,rh,ch !. n,iIv"
Iaa naa 9n maho IL s,atai that In ,,n it,st
III ~ Fountr ioant., r., svh,rh In Ind rcr,
S,t r ou, ~ .4 en ~ xostn.aag bang asf
Mn;antisu -oen1ors :, ynntu3a o.t hn ni1 ianr.
,oraa anwn tnMn ~ to rnnow o,1 ncn,ain.s,,coa
and wet hia whistle. A drink was given him,
a,,,n,,,,na,r. NJ ~ tbo t,te,tnr raias;ons nf
tho Cnnntv.I1o,so bnt noIi,nc was olicitcd of
,mnoTtanca savn that In cnntonu1ated inati-
, 1876-03-08
ANOTHER POINT.

TO the Editor Of The CAscaQo Tribune:
CA1cAuo. March 7.-Now that tho Recorders
Office is about 70 DO Investigated by Committee
OF County COMMISSIONERS would suggest that
tleir investigation take wide range; that they
Inquire Of locorder Stewart why he compc!s his
employees 10 sign EccelplH IL blank, or Why ho
should sond TOR tloso he had alleadv discharged
to hkvo tAuse aiAo sign 1eceipiH III blank, while
holding out to them the de!uslye hope OF future
employment. Thousands OF dollars ate stolen from
tue patient, suffering people Of Cook County
every year BY such bogus receipts. ! do not
, 1876-03-08

TO mase space for new stock, Arc coaing cut our
secondhand squase pianos. including Btainusys, u
uuprecodtntaay low prices Pianos to rent, and roat
deducted u purchased. Lyon Aesiy 6tate and
MolEoe Bkreets, -
, 1876-03-08
Tha VnrSlinf Of All

The Verdict Of All
gonss who have had Cook b McLain cean, repair, OF
dJs their old clothes aA invariably bcen "It pays to
90 10 30 DoaEbosn streot branches, % and 2dl West
Madison,
, 1876-03-08

OEoniEed Ox-Marrow for tho Hair,
by Buck Rayutt, makers Of Tho "Ma.s" Cologus,
, 1876-03-08

very ins ton-stop reed organ with imitation p!pa
atop three soss Of reedss In paffect order. for tu
original price $3.50. hui lo used and warranted good
~ uew, atnhs ilaoot l. Sons Music Coupanys, 100
Eiaio ntrcet.