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, 1876-04-05
SAN FRANCISCO.

7ha Excitement Over Chinese tmint"
Observation-Disclosures Threatoneds
BAN FnAxcisco. April A rather turbulent
ausi-Chinoso meeting Was hold At sonth San
Francisco tonight Ono speaker said that an
organization existed Ia tho city, 10000 asrong,
pledged, II tho present attempt to romodJ tho
Chiuoao OWL by legal means failed. to tako the
law into their own hands and root cut the owl
with t1te aud stool. The Chinese companies
this ovoning presented q communication TO tho
Board Of Supervisors domauding protection to
lifo aud property. which ali but certain nnruty
clssa moan to afford. AL vlolont measures are
deprecated by the community at largo.
night. Among The bills receiving tho approval
Of tho Governor was ono authorizing tho PAT.
mont Of tho oxpnnnos Of = committee to visit
Washington In regard TO the Durlngans treaty.
, 1876-04-05
FREloHT8 EAST.

Special Dispa&eh to The Chfen1o Tribune.
NKw yonK, April 4.-A moet!ug Of preatdeuts
md Freight Agents Of tho Now York Central,
ponnsylsania. and tho Eric Railroads waB held
to-dny, a. which tho latter Two roads charged tho
Central with secretly violating the agreement III
10 tha freight rates lately adopted. Tic Gus
pIc!ouB OF Erie and PeunBylvania Rosd officials
hayo lately beon aroused by the faot that. while
their trastao has greatly fallen on, that Of tho
Cnntral has boon thriving, and on tho Increase.
Tho Central denied tho charge OF ita cutting
under and claimed that tho cause of Its tncrons-
ing prosperity was attributable to tho fact that
itH Western connectuus had mnrkod down ratea.
Tho conference WAS harmonious ID tho ond,
and resulted In the ratification OF tho
combination proposed at tormer meeting and
already annouucod. A comparison Of the freight
bueihoys for tho lr8t quarter OF thia year With
TINT OF laet year showa q material iuctoas0, not
wIthssandlng the canals have boon open noasly
all winter,
, 1876-04-05
COAL.
~h m

Ths y7.rd Coal Exchange held It's regular annual
meeting yesterday At the nov ExchahRe rooms. On
tho northwest corner Of Warrington and LAsAlle
streets Tho now rooms Of the Exchange arc fnaen
more attractive than those lately 7aeaea' Ase pess
.ns1v stuatea, welt Lighted and ventilated aud elc-
oantiy furnished. Tho walls arc sdorned With nnc
teal .ngraytnss Of dcor. preclnonty suggsstvs to
co.,-dealcrs IN tho regulation Of rates.
There VA. full sttendanes yesterday, President
'g1t III !, Secretary m s. Kirkland reported tho follow
Inn roecpta Of tons Of cos hy lako:
nnin ons. 27a iiGa
Tho aInoun. Of unthracito coal carried oycr from
70 s1ShS1 s1s VI. S % o so III s
70 have been IN tho soason Of a74.s coo ons In
tho season Of 1850, 469ooo tons; decrease Sl'ooo
The pr.ccs Of anthracite coal at resaal, deverod,
have bccn ,.,. =,
Summer. ..s.sSs s 81. ssseS sso
Mp1 n esrosd Ind :.sio4t o;. 10 country dsaess
The report was accepted md adopted except as to
until to ist Of May With Instructions to tbs secru'
tAry to mako moro fn report ID to tns item on the
luss Saturday In Apri when 10 will 10 bcstef onabod
6n motion, tao Treasurer WAS allowed until tho next
meeting to make h!R report
Tho Exchange thou entcted into election for on.
President, 4. D. Wnilron; First vleerresdent, a. V.
urer, b, r. Crosby; Secretary, Joseph kirkland.
Directors, MessrB W E. johnson, Peter Taylor, j. u
A. Btoue.
Tho mcutern Of tho Exchange then adjourned Il
tho Directors room. wheEo lunch, with wine accom-
panlncut was latd out, and from o'clock until .hfto
the few took Change and business anxicies were for
Cotton.
SOFT.
Tho reguinz annual meeling Of tha aoft-Coa1 Ell
chango hold Monday Afternoon at tho new rooms
corner Washington and LaSalla atrtots, prcetlen
Hamilton in the chair. Tho following named gentle
men were elected olcorn for tho ensuing year: A.
Rweet rteA:dent; A. D. Walron. Vice President; "
J. Ladd Treasurer; Joseph Kirkland. Secretary. TIL
Standing Committee arc ". D. Hamilton. George 7
Whttcon1b, aud A. G. Dracksoush. Tho Directors ar
iIorstlo Pratt Jnmes P. amith, George ". Young, "
T, lend, and A. T.. Trllnkay.
, 1876-04-05
PREVENTION OF H0G-cH0leRA.

10 hs Edtttr q} 1hs Chtaoo TRIBUNE:
FonLsr, Ill.,, April 2.-Ia your paper Of March
~ II ts stated shal hog.cholcga Ia prevailing Ia
vaflouh parts Of tho country. beg to repeat
."hat have frequently made public through the
press for the last thirty years, that hogs that
lave AZ abundance OF water 10 drunk and Mallow
~ at pleasure neyer have hog-cholera. This fatal
disease IL slmply tho result Ut carsiessoeps and
lazincss on the part Of hog-owuofs. Sill thoy
will not acknowledge II. 10 10th is mankind to
acknowledge ita faults. Lot every farmer who
school.houses through tho country and burniny
sohoo! COAL and who 10 honest enough to tsll tlo
truth, try tue remedy and report the result. /
haYe tried it tor tue lass thirty yeasA with entto
SUCCESS. 1. i. L.
, 1876-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
JFN,kftEwK

Sptctal D5spateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April Ain tho Nunnelnachoe
cAHo now evidence recently discovered WAS
given, proving that tho doteadnnt Jako Num-
nsmachar, wns p1esont when Illicit whisky was
hoiug removed from htB dlstlllcry. Tho case
Won't over till Monday. The Nindskopf caae i'd.
lournod, owing to election, till Monday.
BAN FlAANctBCO.
BAN FaAacssco, AErll 4.-Charlea Jost, pro-
prietor OF the Antioch Diatilery. has sued the
Collector Of internal teysnue for au injunction.
restraining the collection Of al assessment Of
siN.ooo c!almea to bs 4us from 1ost 9a Il Sr9oaed
Special Treasury Agent, llswey. supervisor Of In:
tsrual Revenue, and Bpecial Agent olaEk suborned
false Witnesses agatnat him, sud offered to withdraw
proceedings against him In consideration Of ooo
which ho refused 70 paJ: Ths oonp'sint ts'tefa1ss
many Other ALLEGED fraudulent ptAelcea On ths pAss o!
ReTeHua p61ctafs.
, 1876-04-05

oiYonas punishable BY dns from 800 to $1,000.
with imprisonment nos exceeding one Jehr In
tho county Jail, to soli, otfcr to soil, or glvo
away lasclyious books Of pictures, or to advertise
medicines OF Artiolcs Intended TO procure sbos-
tion or prevent conception Also the House
bill pasnod 10 prevent the killing Of quail before
December, 1877 also to a1tsnd the psoyts'on oi
tho Game law relative 70 notice in untnoloaod
grounds, aIso to do awav With restrictions ~ to
The Bizo Of aud manner OF posting notice.
, 1876-04-05

6UEEt4{
DETROIT, Mich, April 4.-Tho Detroit, Ian
sing & Lnko Michigan Railroad Company to-day
elected the following Directors: Nathaniel
Thsyor. W. r. Meld, John A. Burnham. II. II.
IIunnowell, Joho ", Brooks. George o. Shat
tuck, Charloa L. Young, Chnrles F. AdamB, Jr..
Nathaniel ThaYor, Jr., and Charles Morriam NIL
OF boston, and James r. Joy, Of Detroit.
, 1876-04-05
ST. LOUIS.
w,.Afrf YHsnrt.h IN YhA f1hfAdaa fsrihufA


5ptetas NsDa's" % 1"s I"'.aoo 200. 1'.oa" ""a@,
81 .ha 1n,ta s.stoa oront Court room this
morning min 10 listen to tAo proceedings for . now
.apf tpa IL {ho 10 @ Mckee oass @ Ths dofenss was rop
roaouted by Judges Krutn and clovor, and tho
Government by Col. Droadhcad and District
Attorney Dyer. Court oponod st 10, and
WATSON FOSTER,
a whtte.hcado1 man about 60 yoars OF ago, "as
called 10 tho stand and testified ~ follows.
Ny name u watson foetest nna fos'ao E,, ~ E,
ana, Hte COUNTY nave !Seu Ill. IN t1sa 5a souars
s! # ~, ss eoe5 eneaas iaTis T.
nothing specially ds5aat FROM mr. ssg n, .sla,o EEL W.
EFF s.ss W.
!; usual, ana ~ 70 a. ~ ,oo " sal III yoa
MShe' hsaf @ h.1 gox goi hn - :0o Io 70 s,d ay, hsyo
no doubt q II nk hen nnHc,t !no sGsss hs n.a ."aa
II to- ps paade n's ~ eeosaa'Ion occrsod
Summers hsa eoen ~ u to
,J ana .sw ono pagb ~ T. 1" t
Geo,ea s.res ,shtna sna M ;'fns. anH traa ar
eShnGsas Sut as ha1o 1 'os ssiei I i Eas trao tha
Mckee xa: sensstsa. ~, tas5s aS ,,, ". n,,..;
o G ,aa. scsss Gnss Iii Il as o sp ama4Sd 10 h
ac1usa .au nsasus s ~" % t ;nii. tscnssinns in t,n
You nhas AaVe naa soGe ao"5 ,tn ~ .oi, " rar o
~ .oos yon o,osSa n5"ts % Viii ~ nnaunr
d!et. 70 eonH"teav " ~ ny ns 49,, t,r.ar.G m ~ es"xnn
tys before went d1Wn 20 IL hsa nS a noaq up Sna
ee Mn TuAt nv ~ aA1 thas Ia WA
oecaalon, eonstaesu ~, "o f1st cronnI
not eo!!peten* J.o9t.,,n% o. anmmsr, EsnT
;h mt III. nrn than tIrco minutes On that OCCASION
t.n hsf.sts.f Tor scv.r.i fay. brforn writing tho
letter 10 tho .Demosrat, fceng taet could not
! \.
II they could ros get = nav thai any a. sr way.
~, n,.n ~ o,iId 1f,@1t p gnr,n,.r. and a oon-
Ho. t oM ~ xn.rs ~ aoe wh rad hslr a1stlv
sa!.and With IT, sosss:sndfs.dy ''pss: Of. eoaatF;
,ec nn41 mnreh.nt Mgr II of Louisan.. va nol,er OF
i1 iyanry sSng Nudd 5 Jans e. To- TO ncso o. Ja TO-
Know Know Watson Fossor, a1'd have Known him sevcral
nsyes aa sny y Mn r0'of
ansom's .tota .t az e1sewherc. ron;t think ssw
H., .sihn ~ slr Woess ar maybo two months.
ILL., ~, "i a1trr ~ h.ro 1nct him nrcasonaiiv and
sai nraa1iSo int aefon t,1keI much with
him TIin NcKeo Jury was discharged on TurNday
eseninR, Foo. j, aud went huns Wednesday evening,
i,rst t1,no .sw Foaer sfter that ysa when 1ros
sandur win so,uc ptbrr aentamou It the corner Of
Thlr and Georgia strces e ca1no up the street TO-
| ward us and Fuah camp ncrnss the afrcat anu met
| him and thny came on toucthor, As they ncared us
! Foster asked, "What u all this abont7" anl
HOMO one snawored that they wero talking about Mo:
4 exclaimed: "IIaa McKcs been tried7" I did moi
w.lk with Foster tho ssEeet md no such con
- eo L. d5 h
: poseI. had no conversation With Foster, cfthD'
before or after Tho tr!sl relative to McKeea gnsl.
Marshal ateyonn gonesaliy examined tile rapors md
ii thcro VIVA no criticism ths trial. he let have
: them. IT, .--...
/. l Til. cppc1,1el t1w nrafntnatiop and Jut0a Kruu
, 1876-04-05

Chicago 1mPofE6F5t
Tho Noot Hons' Muh!o Company, lb6 6tate strcet,
have Just received through the Chicago cuato
House tous larga conAgnments Of uusical mtschsn-
disc, comprising goods from Italy, France and Cor
many, and embracing bvcrythlng in the llne Of yio
lua nutos guitars, sccoEdcous banjos, band nstru.
tnens, strings, etc.
, 1876-04-05

Cat Your Laoe Curtains Cleaned.
ek, sattu, brooatslls &nd corded silt rsp. We give
superior color aud anish to bsoeAds, CLOTH dauast,
nssino, rep. md tsh'netss. w dJs md clean.
Cook McIain, 90 Dearborn aud zo1 West Asdisoa
ktreUt.
, 1876-04-05

THE CINCINNATI. SOUTHERN.
CInoIaaATI, O., April title Board Of TEus-
tees Of tho Cincinnati Southern Railroad an
nounce that they will receive bids for 100000
Of municipal bonds OF tho City OF Cincinnati
until tho evening ol Apli! II,
, 1876-04-05

OEoui1ed Ox-Marrow for tho Hair,
By Buck Ilsyner. inAAcrs OF tho " Mars Cologne.
, 1876-04-05

Lundbore's California Water
fes test and bath and vsefssalas
, 1876-04-05

n George n. 5oa6ora: We, the undersigned prop
ertyhoders. busnosa men. md roteta q IT, Elshla
man In said wsrl, believing that you wilt use IL
eieced) your beas sorts for sconomy snd reform: VI
pledge you support: Nichols Wlsehalst!t Chris
James f. DenmielsJ, James 7. aovlns, F. DasgoI
r z. atorey John z: Lee' w;liia11 .l5a;i. M5.t;hsf.
0rath, W j. drown, James MCMILLAN, Marx u. Front,
Ford. Y. aindcle, Conrad ayerlaud, William Kaipar
James Tricks, F. y. zambek, Aug: gsr'ngeE. l.. g
McAvoy, Aug. Daetafen. q. aomenhadt, II. = Gem.
sinhadt, John MahE, Josept 1. Blsyle =. b. Wl!amr,
Veishellloh James Evozott, David MeFarlsnd, Jsma4
Wohb.
, 1876-04-05
GILMAN. SPRINGFIELD & cL

GILMAN, SPRINGFIELD & CLINTON.
SDte1at D{spateh Ia The CHICAGO Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 4.-Toatimon, Is being
takon By tue Masterin the Federal Court to-day
in tho Gilman nailYoAd cxHo. Tho argument
takes place on Saturday. aud will DO holly con-
todLod.
, 1876-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS,

TIC uuu Ia oMnMIc ri lIt fnNcERT
n re ~ F"'@nI IN 1sr'1ost horsss ~ ,hn .n..on
o,on,oa Mo " this w ponuisr musical organization a.
Farwal Hall last evening, 1t beipg tho last On
tertanDons thus soason in tho Lakeside o0urse.
fnt @n faw wacks 500 when tho details Of its or.
gan1atlon wors mentioned in full, j. win bo
Tho CInb dur;nr tho short tirno Of it, Or
rnnizntlon nm hecomo rreat fayorite
pI,th TIM nubiic. ana ns cnch Of tho
msmbars IN vjTtnoao on hs respocttyo iustru.
mont, Ind - the pinyiag Of THO CLUB a. whole
,oren hon,rs ,ro slwavn anro to uIeot thorn on
ovaTY occasion. The principal fault to flud wi.h
Inn Enncl por,r1lsr m,1sio Of tho lighter ordor
md not enough Of tho moro classical doscrip-
tion. which tue moro Intelligent Of muslo-loyora
doIjrht to Iear. Another a,ror OF tho Club is to
ai!ow too many omcores III IN oyoning. Tho
D,oera,nme was changed aomewhat from the
one previously anuounced, the quartotto Of
Haydn, in G major, opua 53 beipg substituted
for sho Deotboycn u1,attette. The other numbers
hy tho Club wero tho seho.zo from " "Midsum-
NOR Nights Dream" tho nndante and variations
, 1876-04-05

Qo1uupus, O., April tin tho Beuats this A.
teruoon tbs Heuats blu VA passed MAKING II :
, 1876-04-05

TENTH WARD.
There Will b. Eeotng Of tho Tenth Ward (forme,ly
E,eycnth} Republican Cluh 1t Deckcr1 Hotel. No. III
West IAks stfset this evening At aotcoct. All par.
ties interested Invited to 10 pFcscn ~ business Of
Importance will bo transacstd.
, 1876-04-05

VALUATION OF IOWA RAILROADS.
Special Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago fnbnns.
DEs MONIES. Ia, April 4.-The State Ezccu-
tive Council havo fixed Tho valuation pcr nils,
for taxation. OF railroads In this State, Rs fol-
, 1876-04-05

FOURTH WARD.
The Republican primary Of tho Fourth Ward wilt b
held II dcAmmons Church. Thlrty.thlrd sttnst aud
BoukA lark avenue. from to to-day.
, 1876-09-10

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f::sS; !;;;S \ ri In as$
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As :ss$: e
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ii; rsr.asd ,osa* tis: ths i'ft. rsopio III:
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Hot r.. tt Ersn y IT, Hfs s n sft9es e. % sen!
s& ts e ~ liz sS's seaf u
X 81 rs;;fS%:s
s54ats 2n u, 2 ts @ I, a, br 'a'ple At 4''''f' on
GATs-Were ss.in sctlys aud ,5rssu!..!, hlsheF7
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ssas s3s e sts Il 'fStsh b sfEsossa
Iejcstsd 4 ~ n 1ape u,s = Z; x9.t S ttHaes'
"KYE-WAs ID good demand for shlprent srl arm .:
;t @ s ocs asya Z 4 st a.
ea:1ns Ss1 siiS 10. Il s2s nj fSjsetsa
9s!oss ;9 4 NJ r. Gas tsis' sS;s @ t So y? ~ Il
sanple. 4 is % tfask T9,a s1,i t,,,iM; -
N.Y. ra oe IN aoas u s
a oeiloE. r!sss wsfs 3ssas hseT sE':ct Z,
:nE e. as ssas "es e III
6rler. eamrca were fairly aetfFc: especially t.c
6siSer f9tSs GeEltss' .s u
Haa NJ ~ tas+s9 s otf,de e q aS'
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, 1876-09-10
FUN.

At the hour Of retirement, last evening
Gays tho Cincinnati 7yna), 1t WAS found almost
impossible 10 get John Hcnry's 4-year-old
hopeful to lcavo h!B mothers bedroom aal 20
to bed. There was diabolleal expectancy Of
iutinlto fun OIL tho clcrub's countcnunce, and
such stern measures ~ = slipper ha4i To 10 70,
when, tn tho dead hour of tho night
Thers rosc tho cry Of woman shrll
Az Bhrisk ot goss- hawk on the hill;
when Mira. Henry bounded iron, tho bed, frantic
With fright; and when from tho whlta folds Of
her ro1e IL t,uit Wero picked stven koou.s4zel
pinchbugs, 1t began 10 be understood wAut that
talented y0ungsler bud bcen awaiting.
, 1876-09-10
wOb1AN,s RIGHTS.

o Cincinnati Enquirer, In its report Of the
rOoss prtze~aght, says: ''Along about
Eighteenth or nineteenth round, ripple Of
rise ran through tho crowd, caused BY tho
a1afee Of a woman on tho scene. She was
angular woman, Of probably 4b or 90
With an ail.pcryadiug voice, md Il blue
umbrella, and aa she dismountcd from
egy In which she rode, and walked toward
ng, tho boys .nado respectful passago-
for her bcueht. i came 10 sec
zero aght,' said ahc, 'and I want
peak to the men, joo Ani
who were then executing pa IL
= in the attempt Of one tu get In blow on
e other, stopped moment, marchel
|ross the ring, and spoke to
|elf visitor, both oi them shaking
|nas with her, while Col. Eph, with Ills
IAl-known gallantry for the sex, welcomed
rs. 40rnan--for that WAS hcr name-to tho
Ftcrta!nmcnt. She took lcr plaec well up To
le eorner where doss belonged, and WIS u
osc aud Interested spectator during the re-
'aiu,ler uf the gght, commenting on everything
lat occurred, and clappIng her Aantle when
Z length, wheu the fight was over and {}oss de-
red victor, she manifested her Bylupathics
b Allen by crawling between tho ropes into
ring and shaking hands With him. AfteE
part of her duty lhd becn performed. she
hered up ths meek-look!ug masculine who
come along With her, presumably her hus-
Id, pushed him Into this buggy, and drove Of.
K about the dawn Of WO!nan'A rights Wien
can 20 TO prize-hght and shake hnnls Will.
principals, and cheer and clnp hands like O
10y, ler day fs n0t far OIL.
, 1876-09-10

GhH 1tHAs
New Yoak, Sept. o.--0old opened At io0K snd
closed HOE, tho two extremes Of tue day. Market
nrm on thu closing salos. notroH!ns rates !. tn
and per cent for currency.
Governments dull and strong
In railroad bonds this afternoon New Jersey
Central consolidated nrats sold at 00100H, and
convertible at 80. Chicago 4 Northwestern con.
tolidatel gold coupons sold up to o., tho hlghess
prica Of the week.
Slate bonds q1et, steady, mud non,inal,.
lss, but 1ato in ths attefnooa became genataaly
ilsul, with advance In a0nla sharcs- New JersnY
Cuntral rose from :}1h Y to aaA, Delaware, lacka.
wanna 4 Western advanced 70 71A, and closed nt
Michigan Central on ru.nofs TINT tho tickat agents
had 1eaucei tho faros but i tnrned oat that tlie
Esaactton was ony q ccntsnnia nusinssa, Lako
ranl proiorred declined 10 o5.i. but closed at oaX
rllp market closed dull, unsettled. anu feyer!sh.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
.afss Il yhish .s MsfG hafs
unlon. 4.4o0 Delaware, LncknManna Mostgrn.
10, 600 Now Icrsey Central. ani Is, 600 Mtcllgan
Central. Tho olc!A1 report Of thu Lake Hhore COM
e.9s. 11 s ySs' $9pp % sg.n
HIN ths previous year ID regarded in itself an OK.
crl!cnt showing considering the rnllFoad war, yet
by tho reduction uf operating expenses n tho sa'lle
time ths net earnlnEs @ra In sxccss OF tho previous
Money 11.02; prime mercantile paper AGO.
Tbs AanIstant Treasurer dtubUtscd taj. 900: Gus.
tom receipts. SET. ooU; clcar!ngs. S25, 0o0, 600.
"a stetng heavy OH actual bnsincs'; 10 daya 474
The weekly hnnl abatement /. a. follows: Loans,
Increase, $2,Go7. uoD; spscis: Increase. 30, 200
s! dSe:es,s il o sro's n
| u(}lj: fGaeFYC decrease. SItssH, ,}9J.
, 1876-09-10
IS SHE DEAD ?
On Gods day, In Gods rreen tempte,
1stand alone, md lonely. .hearttd,
Meath tho spn,bto trees, Rnd wonder
Why lAya all lLso's Joys departed.

On Gods day, In Gods Eycen tGmrte,
stand alone, md lonely hearttd,
Meath tho son,bt0 trees, Rnu wonder
Why hAya al ltfo's Joys departed.
I ask tho magic hnrp, Eo1lAn,
Responsive to th!s heart 0f mine,
To breathe n eonK Of hupG aud promise.
IL sweetest Mol01lcs atYlne.
Isslr the dropping, modest GowcreL
Which ds0op4 ~ II With sadness t0fu,
To sunits, In love aud hope, upon me;
Nut ecu tho loWeEGts seem to mourn.
The Wild bird slnEs in plafnllve numbers,
H!nEx it, HWecteht SONGS In Yatn;
EonYs once Allcd With Alusic'A niaElc
Now nrsrAyAts my hearts dull pain.
aoncthins whispers TO my spirit,
Painful whispers, plafntly1, pleading,
Wh!aporlnga Of 4 sllcNt l1Vea one.
Silent 'Mll u,Y rad haart- -hlcudl1g,
Mellow west winds, soft, refreshing,
MuEmUrils ua thuY Journey m,
pslhs no answer wien Ask them,
Wlafs's that slleAe loVu4 one gonet
lnsk the flowers, birds, aud bteeZea,
Ask tho ttCes by wild Wfn4a loaaod,.
Ark thu angpls hoyerlny near n,u.
IL NY cherished, loved ONO lobtf
Iask tho ctonds TINT move 10 slowly,
A Ia mourning, o'st n,J head,
Ask aud tremb!a, ask 10 tertur,
Is she dyiNK' n az atu4f z-...-
Sept. a 1a7Bs y. u. VANsoSs
, 1876-09-10
A. BROTuEIt's LOVE.

Just about two minutes after an excursion
boat had loft her wharf yesterday {says u
Quad) boy u or ID years Of age rushed down
Wayne street as hard ns he could 30, waving
parcci, and shouting: "stop 'cr-stop that
boat!'i lie reached the wharf very rcd In the
faec, and o. he danced around on the p1anka, Il
policeman !ngulrcl:
"pid YOU n,can 70 go on that boat2"
swell, she'll be takon good elro Of" replied
the officer.
"No, sho won't, cithcr,' replied the lad,
blowing h!s HOSE as II considerably gricvea.
"Sho left her filtration handkerchief at tbs
house, aud hero I've rln Wloc mile to give It
to her, anu got hero too lato. It'll DO a mighty
lonesome day for heri''
, 1876-09-10

medium Hsz4oot good msdiur. 4oa42o: {tns, 4ea,oct
choIcc.t new tifst pttkltg 7uA7dc..
Oo!on9so,C"s,dn e 9a4s*,es Rssi canmon, o:!a3scs
nSt y, ~ a,"rr ,,I %hsas, shy'Ss
eou f.'r neel,. anil tS.tkl fur slaia, t'rllYrfrd.
WtMf--Whs Ern un,tt. E4rd tdInhnA mid nlodcr.
Eev Iork hn'itiin tays tv ,oman 4 ~, rxent ,,sa
soeKs reduced nnd light Id flno desccs Tia
ilatftn laYs: ut e also claimed thnt considerable
Mce Wg % sKlea nhesl by ,ltaltra It III tho iradinf
scnhnarI dta.ihMltY Iaatkrts md that anna y I'll!
snnts* rsq"|5s t. r"yus s"at..ct; 9n Witch ,tsr
aptstiUt fair IL R0l.. 3tt7ct washed nttce. INN md
medium. 33kt!e; ilnwaa1Gh dtcsc, GOnrao auu MgAk
UNI, :t34sE3c nslG. luyt.Uu. .---@
, 1876-09-10
THE pOAONDYS.

They were sitting on tic trout porch enjoying
tho evening air and gazing ut tic canopy Of Aeay.
en thtrkly studded with gltttcrlng stars. I" How
iucomprchcnsiblc,' exclaimed Atr. Fosonby, "Is
tie vastness Ut Naturet Each gllttering Orb Of
tho tayita,ls We now bchol IL q sun more glorl:.
Gus than or own aud the centre OF = grand
ieyolyt around other centres still more mngnia-
cent. How wonderful aru tlle eternal laws Whici,
hold this universe Of worlds IN thelr unchanging
orbits, and "Yes," aaid Mrs. Foao0bY,
to-day, md Pin Just eertain that corncl beet
will spoi! befaro ,lIorlling, Did YOU orlcr tlose
mackercl tu-tiay ayi'-UAFIfagt0u HasksVt.
, 1876-09-10
ON HER DIG.

ThoY were fond Of each other, very, aud haul
been engaged. But they quarrclcd, and were
too proud to make II up. ue called q fcw days
ago at her fathers houae-to sec tic, old gentle
man, on bus!ncss, Of course. She answered Ills
ring At the lo5r. Said ho: tAyl Miss -,
l believe. Is your fathcr w1tlhnf"
mo, SIR" sho replied, " Pa is not In At pres
cnt Did you wish 70 sec him personality"
that shc was ytcllIng,-" On very particular per-
sonal business" And he proudly turned to 70
AMY.
II beg your PARDON" she called aftcr him ~
taAledSn
no never smiled again.-Chei,sadu CONNER
r{n{.
, 1876-09-10
PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. FRT'Tzr
8. E.. Cor, Madison Do Clt1rfc-stss

THINK WE'LL, nd aeclls tiaick1v. II Won ure
AFFLICTED death IL on your track. OtGcr physiclans
have failol to ours Yon. You knur BY onr hask
q chronic diseases. such ~ Catasrh, Consumption,
Caneess alse9soA Of tho Llycr and Kidneys, Female
esscs Of Tia blood and nervous system by mali send
for list Of questions. At onice We dcecsiba lis-
easoa without HsktnE any questions, hnye tho bcst
IN tho city.
osce huurs. for tho poor, FREQ from to 10 a. H.
thnse apio 70 pny, from 10 H. III. till p. Sum
H. to ar. n.