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, 1876-08-22

Il he snbject I" remova! b, The sInynr The only
r. 1rayn f"' m tr"st"H 1Its .na IT,
Compensation Of TIC a--f-san'. nnt c!erH". ho
pn;"nt :xrcnss rc % t!r ,rpartn,rnt II =, tn'arira
.lns i Gti"i"ny w. Mbranr"s ' to i"f t%o department. par
Your Committee are Of npIninn thnt r,uctinn ot
70 er cent "a II nrue a. can tnfcy and ptoper1y tc
order. ami recommend thai }: 1e Adopted by t''s
Oriitivd, That the chief officer Of the Law I,e-
pnrmcnt be. and r II hcreby. Instructed IN reduce
tho expeHseH hf tho Inv Department nf thc city 70
'pos cent. and TINT Tho rsdoctpn be effected !'y
AlnllhlE!ltnH thf nuHsHr nf htatatArts and clerks
loti,, In hs discretion.
Tlc report wa' ordered 10 be latl over aul
The matter uf obtaining II ltst uf tn1.1gl,tcrs
rcportc,l In favor Of obtaining such list. The
REPORT was aluptctl.
ON rttE.
Thn Cosnn1tttGr IN Fir. aud Water, ~ EhnEn
WIS referred the resolution nf h!i. snlnIncr rr.
gardiHA 4 rrdnctnn Of the pay IT ptpe,neH anil
HtoksIs; rcp"sscd III fnsos Of plncins on 6le, cuh'
Ihe coInm'tsee tu whun, had hecn referred The
quarterly report NJ the Fire Department teimrtusl
u favor Ut purchasing three ttcamets. llaced IN
The ssmr f't'tnmIttre rrpnrieA In favor nf ens,i.
polling cttzc'Ia IN comply with the building nfdi-
hnnca. t'onc1rrttl In.
Tho Commt!en IN Strcnts md Alleys 1eportcIl IN
favor II hnnnllinE tie 1sh,rAet ~ N. r. 1rthntt
for uavinE calutnct avenue, and thr report was
The uaving Of State atrert, #.wrrn .Iacktnn street
and Harmon sn.st, wA* tGPortetI l,aGk fr"1n the
Tic ordinance was pss'e'. atter heins amended
20 s sno f @ 'H s '
also providing that tho l n Mctcan 4 To-. com
ractnrA fnr the work. rlioad b" thr Invest. an'l
, 1876-08-22
RAILROADS..

rnR CHICAGO, WILMINGTON i wRsTHRN.
The Council resumed aga1n Mt half-past 7.
AID, MrCrca was elected Chairman In the nb.
scncc Of the Mnynr.
THE Committee On 3trccta and Alleys re-
ported regarding tho ChiraEo. MEllInEton g.
Wcstern Railway. and recommending that the
Company bu allowed the right Of way On
Twcnty-sixth street. 1t was accompanied by
OH uNinion from the Curpurntltn Counsel, stlg.
gcstlNg an amendment IN the effect tl,ut the
railway I've required to gnu,c, pave, atd keep III
order the eatd stract under the direction u the
Ruor, Of Public Works.
Md. Thruop thought 1t D singular amend
ment To require straln railway cotn-
pany tn. paw: street. IIe hui never
frequently nc? nee!! rcpnirs nna hallastinc,
nnd 1t would lie difficult to pare II hctweru thu
trucks. Several citizens, aiming them hlr. Tut
hill King, Ind eiIleTcl q retnotlstFance against
allowing tue rtsssl to run past their land, Us II
Aid. THOMPSON said that any nun objccting
could npp1y for legal rcmcay.
AID Sweeney Thought the question SHOULD be
postponed ln Justice to thosc 'shu llud ob5cctctl
to tho road.
A motion to postpone for two weeks was lost.
Aid Throup said thut tile cu11tIIuny had OIL
talncd tho eonscnt OF the property-liodcrs ~
Lawndale. representing ., 600 feet out Of II, 600
feet, along tile proposed rohtr,
ALL. culerton thought the ordinance was de-
fcctisc The soad was callcl narrow. .gnuge road.
connect with the Canatln Southern. troat- -gsngc
road, II the ordinance meant anything, i rnesMt
ttat the city gave franchise e the road from ths
was all lte cuuld not rapport the ordinance IN 's
a. sssis 5 sa. SypsSIs9 sa'
Gy In.eilins :" narrow: gaugs' everywhere in tile
, 1876-08-22

Tho ordinance on scavcnging, referred to tho
Law Department for amendment, WAS next
rcnd by the Clerk. Tho principal alteration wac
the imposing Of license fec Of $25 per nnnum
on all scayenEcrs. A violation Of tho ordinance
was to be punished by penalty Ut $50 un1 re-
vocation OF licc,,sc
Aid. Rawlegh moyed the passuge Of tho ordi-
nance.
Aid. Sweeney saw gool muny defects In the
ordinance, anl moved To hays It laid over mud
published.
Aid, Thronp hoped this would nnt he done.
We were now without Inv oN the subject, aud
it was necessary eolna regulations Should be
speedily ndoptn,l.
After 1on!e discussion, the ordinance va, laid
THE CITY COLLECTOR.
AID. lsosc'lbcrg introduced the following or
d!ar,ee:
sx"T,Ss l. Thsrs r; sha,, be sgro,nse by c
t1,s ctty Cornell, ctty t:allector. 'p'~s''
sEr, =. Tho said Collector shall execute all
rPtctAl nssehs1hcnts nlld other WArtantA which by
suted by such CITY t'olsccor, and shall perform nil
duties which art i't,sY or may hoIsasier br I.n-
mrr.1l" ns = fsGai,ca M. nf sucl officers by law or
SK.. !. Yhs G.y t;"!I:sot shal, oach and every
lectra hy r!d Collector from my snnrca wlaicver,
tak,n. Hnch Treasnres'S receipt therefor which
| rrrcfpt he shall Immediately nlu with the (Hty
Comptroller; hut The City Comptroller shall at tlu
baiie time, M ielatul, Efyr scA CITY Collector
| CnFy uf my anth receipt No filed.
t;EU. I. Thr tAty Gull,ctur shalt at least onca on
| rBrh wrrk n!akt retHrt III writ In. 10 tho Civ
ronilAFsllIrt II alt MlnnGyx collected ly him, aul
| tIa account wherrun cnlirctcd.
SIG H. II Khall t,e thu duty 0f the City Collector,
/ unts.I anil hnjpct ~ the supervision Nr tho City
lunlptrnslrr. IN Keep hut,kH amt uccUunte, Wlcn
| tIMli shnw nll nretptH md mnneYs received by
such Collector. u ulier matters t'srtalnlng 10 hih
0,lIcu. such tukB anu AccHtinis to t1 kept In
| cItat inttl!lnihte. u1Id nirhmllcal Mun,er
| NEc. u. TIE Ety t:aeetnr shall i1na hla 6tI!co
until t!s xrsun, Tuesday III The nuhih VI May ne1t
succeeding hin Grcttrn. uni until his successor
| shall lIe appointed uhd puali,rd. i4.c taaEy ~
rn Collector shall bs SUN nut exceeding s., 500
| per nn1lut. .-...
$'Er. Z. This ordinance shall suAu effect nua bo
| III furee trunl als after its tIasAast.
| TtIH SPECIAL FUNDS.
A1I. GltIurt offered the following:
Thnt the t,ty Comptroller ,eru1t 10 tho ue1t
meeting Of this to.Ilict! tho present condition of
NIL sprca fitllx. TIM IIuMeE 'uf u1i ~Cecal funds
1hs aut,ints tint each rlou ID cuntA.n. hW much.
II ATTY, thu lthclt 0f each Nf said futls pn thu
lat day Ut May last lassrI, And tt!e Fcssnna. why
the kai.l fnds " any VI thetu, wrrc used tur olief
| than tlss prescribed purposes.
Aid. MeCrca stated that the Information re-.
uureA wunf.t be very difficult to a,uin, nn.
would syupy the whole staff VI tue Comp
| trnllcr'k nilitG week.
The rrkuIut!vA wus referred to tho Finance
| CQ1syA3ttcc.
, 1876-08-22

The Committee on Judiciary, to whom was re-
icrred the resolution Ut the board OF Education
asking that III investigation be had by the
Council, for the purpose Of prnylnE the truth
or iulslty Of the statements contained in tho
anonymous communications which were rcAtl III
The Council referring 10 the character OF suine
Of the tnclnbers Of the Board, huying had the
same under consideration, reported as follows:
Thai they havu carefully examined ihe rotn,n,:
statements which they contatn are >" geneial snd
indefinite tbAt your Committee are unah!o tu pur.
cuiFs Thy necessity Or pFopricty Of Al lnvestiga.
character Of satne n.su,bors Of the Hoard for hon
e.iy aud ability. and apon tss pHrpnses fur which
'fy Tsss .e aan ny ahst t. b,
cnn'mlttes nt llls CuHncis. The only charxs At all
spucfc which ths papers connin IL that there y a
proved by any of ths ,neaas which 'tho Council is
i tae sistsei i. taken to mean thu. conspiracy
h.s been formed for an tGlploprr purpnsc. 1t 10
heir.sstl:asIoa. Z i /. only intea5el Il charge
there might aud probably would ho disagreement In
whether t9o.e object. ars worthy q unworthy.
| Itta evileht that nn3 turesttga4ton based upon
gentlemen referred to for competency, ~ well ns
t e."i snasssn. "a q ths seI. fos W yesis r. rast. ne
II would excite political. religious. aud national
nrcj4dices ANta Involve The teAcllBts Anu rerhHpS
lis scholars In uselcss and improper controversy
| The writer VI ono Of the papers cannot nuw BE-
callvd u,,oH t0 vubstaRttae his stAteuuns sta tue
| writer uf tho othcr IL s.il unknown.
| Your EamMilteo believes that an attempt to
make the investigation requested would uol ully
| bv futile, but IN every Wow undesirable.
I t{ndcalinn ffum charEes 20 t1Isanlte and In.
tanvhe aust bu sought not from, 4n Investigation
| by 4 committee, but from general reputation!
among Aasoe!ates aud ueighboss aud m established
character.
Tho report was ordered to be laid over md
published.
REDUCTION or sALARtRs.
The Committee Oh Judiciary, to whom had
bcch referred resolution for reduction VI
cmployes aud 0f salaries In tho various depart
n,ents of the city, reported. Tue resolution, III.
ready published, was adopted. The report VI
the satnu Committee, favorable 70 the employ
mept Ut A!r. ruley IS Attorney for tho city III
| the case uf Ru1nsey vs.. the CITY IN the Supreme
| Court of Illinois, wus c0nrurrtd III.
The Committee OH Juliciary, to whom iat!
j bcen referred the matter Of tbs reduction ot
salaries and expenses III the City Law Depart
| u,ent, reported US follows:
| Your Committee on judiciary. to whom was TO
frrfcl tho matter OF salaries and expenses In tha
CITY Law Department., respectfully report that III
their opinion tue s41Ary ot the Corporation Couh
sci should not " reduced. for ths simple ssasp,
that the present occupant et tho o1ics hss left y
general ptart!ce from, which hls remuneration was
larger thAn Tho sulary now patd by tbs city. The
salary OF the City Attorney cannot he reduced. npl
, 1876-08-22
PHI AnFIpHiA.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 2l.-Thc weather
being cool and clear ttrt!ay, there Is n fair Ut.
tendance nt tlIa Exposition.
Everybody il pleased with tlu result Ut il,c
ha!f-ratc experiment Inst Saturday. aud lolo
It may be repeated Often. Even the nll f"Ey
Commissioners sceln to look upun 1t With favor
now,
Tile tnlal number Of admissions M Saturday
was 59,)lg, Ut which all hut 7,5JJ wrsc cMsll.
The tltaL rGtGlpts wrre $l3.hlh.
, 1876-08-22
WANTED-1IAa.E HELP.

FfHslc>.
1VANTEn-AT 9NCE,f1yE coon nHAss.10GK
CT, sSi sf} i2S1' i.y S'yr 1,y Asf @ 'y
AsS;,TtE:n.t-'tn'tp s;,t:.t = t!iS lAsrk"s on sAoEs AT a
;mSi.s7 H5s =. .gijnIsSE = j.sts!a DIAcK
ss5s }:e2y M VI 1THEs Hs;t .5s Sr "0or AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII. : At sa, As s:A AiisT II: ls!s1;
dr"nxa'ds 81 laafers neca appiy. ''''e''"'
a.! saars rSsASi !. ". MAI tstlts ESsI {
rraT,
{rANTED-A f;i,1,D ,TAii.0W. W0STiY f0ii
r. "a " IT. ii: st. T. @f1b 2Has '* s,t, II fsa%
Letter. wae'rtaIc.
Employment Agencies.
tTASIEp-l,o RAILROAD LAnlREts. 10 SAW.
+ i. ASGiL. s,sihSes1 s.lanf I.sko .n Nsrke.s,s
WA:l1En!-.!.M MkS Eolt ,nu!LpiNa rgScE,
%:,.; II i s. jis' I'll tss fs's: s s'a'
~, s5ie i Ex es, hS y .n FkSs 5! E9; T.IS; @ i;
e. 1ep SJ eT G: ri !ssT, ssi' 'ss sTs
HSTE$ :;a,1, .E xEAM rE DAy M g. e,
,"*a fs:s ~: u. 3! cana:is. J. i. srEisnEck
FIisceIInncou..
\VASTEn,cANv ASn sTEEEr MEN
f. III H. pao.
ssls! s.1: sPS s t,tsss Circular
Z; ssts !: 5sal h. n;. sah HSfss u u
Ssss5s] .E; Ssa .a AFEI l.t e E .x rs n
$;s' e. = $f Ss! !.sss
Florence scsiaF MaeliIns Gomp.ny. 4 cls1k j. 80
\VAMTE;p1.:iAI.SY :iI. lE;!!Sox GAS MAZE t;5n (
, 1876-08-22
CITY HEAL ERTATE.s

Lot: sAKE--DY r. u. BOYD. ROOM ts. i4s MAD.
snnI IN infer IN 1~*tory ant Fasctn"nk octaeon
r1dhr !rt II rtIm dwelling. IFt1ry Hlrk harn: lnr
and Kas cl!Hn.trrs gp with tfnu."s i 27xit5
rlAih from. W iaeksosst, near Lnc"n' this VIII 10
spli NJ a tIargaH.
want an nfer on nm double brick Dwelling. and lot
M1,Is9 1furnarr ami ga. f1nr1R gn With hpnsC'. IN
Wktmsh ~. btwrrn Fnrty'Erst and Fcrty'tecond.su
This Will Also EU very low.
Iwant ntsr of sir oetaKon frnnk 3stoty snd
lnActnent tr'ck dwellings and lots: on Untar'ns! c'
want an nt1tf t,nc stx 3story an sscri"nt'e.
thvhnf frnt hrtk dwellings. an1 nta rntb frht- m
stal0n.bs. betweti hLAG ah A1tur: will ts!l low or
wilt trn'Ir fGr G,ld farm, ~ lands.
81, TFt khDI lJNn-- 'rGJtR 2tfnry 4hd H4st1h~ne
dwelling. anI ni 1ixII IN ttcn ~ tween Adams
yrsrs; thIs certainly ataaIh, It viii tent for $40
*1Mti- Sfec q room cottage ami ln IN Fratrie. .av,
betwttn Thirty nth and Thirty .Rttth.sts
ft.21-1-rp1n EtttaE", lot- ahd barh corner Taylor
and Cypress. siA- nATVh!n.
81. lii 2. fb0fn dwelling chrneF lot ahfl bkru,
Ilafrtsrn.tt. nnh Clcrre.rnnrt
k2.AA-Sltrt new lHick lDna". and lot 2sxi:ti on
wHhnt'st. aud chEt!usntaaT. f53hDwn, bulahcc very
ehlJ. - - .....-...
(tuN SAT.E-9t,atl. s. 80 DOW WE-ElCE CtlTTAGE
T. anil ttt 11Sis. eaFt 'front.' Dn Wsllsh.As.4 bclwuen
1hirly.t .tras and 1hsfty.set onh.sta barn, a. III.
tr5lainsy greet hhtEain; opcrty clear. boyd,
L;On sALE ClEAr-0tl 70 EXCHAs SUE -nKICK
s,ory; sJ.TU. WALtKK HIlUT flEi.9. al Waihinatnn.
LuH sALEl,I nEST-A Et,Y.FUlsNisilED
to"4r of ten rrHtns. continuing m0'lcrn tlnrruvr'
Rosd harm attached, cast front. e1d dcslfA-
biz httEhrhol. TERM tAty ln1nfc At y lintIrt. 81
, 1876-08-22

11OIs sAlE-seo PEE AcKE-FlSE IMp1.OvED
farm VI .tO ares II miles ftuIn CouFtItoufr aud
] mile ftpm WIiEow Spring. Stallion. aon Il Chica
- l:ailtoa cnk cvunty " l,nrxS frstnra dxsig
ter s fenced ind ci1.afcncel lots at tluxT: and ho
hest nf black s VIII take half clear real estate ThIa
~ Just lAlf value aud barxalu
so fsr asre-.a nics S,a Ee nnT"xr4 farm q i.n
Is. IL End 0rchard. Luu.r and burns K!h ane land.
tlpfr II rst.class chance fr small farther. r. II,
1HpStJ, lst41tfl ~. tIU AIaktsuR.9t
, 1876-08-22


1.t0ls sALE-Du!t TUBULAR STEAM Hn1LEi!. u
tret lUhK. ieet IN lHnstrr with ~ St-lnt 1'Htk
!ncl!nX aieaI a,i er.susgcs, mud isun. bullet
ffuut hrt grAteA. Gtt sud OIu ku Hlaku pump. Can
bs kGgn ut vi sna ~ EH*t AlA1ns. 1t.
mo. DEANS sTkAM;FuMr. sEGoNh!!AIn. IN
tlnh well AID esteIm pumps. ate, by FlE!. .DIbusE,
1fUfE3lEtt y BElnES. manufacturers u EshNEht'
Iron steal. x& aud waiGr ppu cVfors EsHx aud Aon"
f1ss.stA. .-.-....
, 1876-08-22

VIZ XTaSTlD-TO EEST-A 10 O1. 13.EDOM HOUSE.
" u,adern improvements. n Eood repair: with harn
II furnished would huy furniture 4r prize.
AdJtcsn II n, care Carrier No, II,
l{TASTEt)--TU IENT-A rLAcE IN THE nEsl
W hustsA pertlti ui the city, suitable for sam.
lle.roula Addlrss s II, TriblnG Office.
11yASTED-TO EEST-pY TWO GENTLEMEN. \
" Iulet. furrashcd room. Address. With tctlut n
~, Tribune Gfleg.
, 1876-08-22

11AErsKK wASTEtr. .FrfIlEI SILENT nN hc:
HNSl GIpttAt Required nj; Li+ints4 Va4 shau4
tuvtstIx4t 4tl4a. AiuieAs b 4 Islv4&s vls.s.
, 1876-01-22

The Turkish Ambassador at Paris ID eVi-
IDENTIFY not afflicted with TINT gravity said to
bo characteristic of Orlentala, II We may
Judge anything from tho following noto,
which he hns recently printed:
pAnis, Dec. 80. 1B75.-A stnsblo fail having for
sono days occurred IN tbs quotations Of Turkish
funds, tho Imperial oovcrn.nent hAa tscn forced to
sect tho causa Of 1t. II results from The information
collected that this depreciation proceeds from suors
spread through Twill. according to which tho jan
uary coupons woula not 10 paid. These ritnofs ase
enu.sy Incorrect. former communication Lad
slseady conrAdeted Them, bnt In view Of their rsr-
sstency the Ottoman EnbEssy declares afreah BY Or
der OF tho Sublime Porto, thAt ths sad funorr ara
destitute Of Foundation.
The note is only humorous from the Turk
ish point OF view. The creditors nro CON-
planning, not TINT the Turkish funas havo
been falling for eevera' dnya, but for several
months growing out Of the fact tlat the
Grand vizior has reduced about 60 per: cent
tho interest paid by tho Porte. Tho holders
of Turkish bonds cannot extract my humor
out of the sitnation.
, 1876-01-22

disposed of 70 ths pssonsts In ths WAY ~ tho saslef
and 1t fair prices, too. They. too, wero allowed to
make woodcn faus sutta-percha rings. and other hr-
tells, which thoy sent out of camp and sod. netting
many II shsm handsome soturnh. pstides, the5 "ess
constantly in receipt OF 1nousy clo:hing prori!ona
stc., from their fFsnda At tome which thsy wefs n
iuwed 10 ups ~ thcy pieatea.
Thus, ono aftcr the other, nES I11Lr'a in.
famous cl,a.ges are hurled back upon him.
Not only l1avo the horrors Of Andcrsonvillo
been established, even from Confederate
aonrcea, but cyovy ono Of his charges OF
cruelty to Rebel prisoners in the North have
boon rcfutod from ofllcal sources. In view
of this fact, was not our impulsive cAnrEn a
little hasty in rushing into 111II's embrace
Wiil CONGRATULATIONS Z
, 1876-01-22

No description Of the tmnonse work which
has been undertaken By the projectors Of thie
uew EnoyolorRdIs -~the reviaad edition really
Ioaerves to be called How-can lead 70 proper
appreciation Of lts magnitude. We must refor
all readers specially interested In tue aub5cet to
the volumes themselves, ct which tlroa have
already appearad. Tho fssk volume-A to
A-has baeu noticed 10 TuE Ta1nuNE, tho aco-
pud-A N A to 4 r Hand tue thlrd-AT II 10
30 I-a1o now at hand. lilo second volume
oon.A,ns tho following notable ass!clcs:
"Anchor,n Thom.s A1.s:s;: ,.Anggel" Rrof: ,aS: y:
oeo9ss MiSssi afehsoloay tpreni:torto Rrat
W'9a o n.sd: ssr .a
q, Edmund Btrs+t; iAristophhrca, II. g. Jobb;
" Aristotle.' hIr Alexander Grant: "Arsu. sud
rrof. sydney ool7ln; ~ aArJsa.h psoi. Ms1 Muller
aAsssouoay,a Is,casra /. Proctor.
Tho third volume has the following among
other important contributions.
"Athont." Tho nsr: z I. nlcks: "Ata9tla " ana
xell; "Ausus.no." Principal Tulieeh: n.n!ong,"
cacco," r. uuc0cr; - Bclls. II: HAwols: B2nt-
Smith; - Diooey" prof. HURLEY snd ". 7. T. Dyer.
Tho nboys lists Of writer's, incomplete % they
arc, embrace many Of the leadiug unuea Ia En-
g1ish literature aud thoy show that tho pub!tsh-
era OF ths Euogclopndia have wanted mother the
! discretion nor tho means to engage competent
! hands for zach speciI kind OF work TINT thos
| required to hava done. If tho volumes yet to be
d! issued ehov tho Bame exact mcthol md liberia
/ expenditure Of money, tho completed noik will
| pe monument 10 the Industry aud the wisdom
Of the faco; tho Encyclopaedia itnoK will bo =
| stotehouso OF information lnoxhauatiblo Ia !tl
! resources; and tho uames Of the persors COD
uecked Will, It will not gain ths'r loaat dia!loc
tion from their honorable association with escl
other. Tho Chicago agents Of tho EnoYclo
pwdIx s5e Meaar.. JAasna, 1IoCLuno & Co.
, 1876-01-22

4 Committee appointed by Ton sooT7's
St. Louis Convention To wait upon tho Presi-
dent and present him with copies Of tue res
buttons and proceedings Of TINT body full
allied their mission yesterday. and President
GRANT is represented aa saying that he would
ike to SEQ competing liuo to the Pacific
constructed; but be did not say what Ton
scoT7's Committee would have rejoiced To
hear,-that Ae would like to soc such COM
peing line constructed at Government ex-
penss, or by Government guarantee OF
bonds, which amonnta 10 the snme thing.
, 1876-01-22

In the Lower Houso Of tho Ohio Legia-
lotu,a yesterday, the bill repealing the famous
GEonAs Law VIM passed. by party vote, ro-
ceiving the support of the Republicans with
one exception, aud the oppoaItion Of the
Democrats solid.
, 1876-01-22

A new feature in tho Religious department
OF Saturdays TRIBUNE has recently boon in
augurated. It consists in p1ain aud readily
comprehensive clucidation Of ths Suuday-
School Lesson, which will bo found COLI
venient and interesting to tcaohers, and gen.
srally instructive rs we'll.
, 1876-01-22

It il beliaved tint the House Committee on
Military Affairs IN not favorable to the pro-
posed reduction Of tho pay Of army officers.
The Committee believe that officers in active
service now receive no higher compensation
than they are Iustly entitled to, though re-
duction in the cases Of those not on duty may
BE- recommended
, 1876-01-22

The pnrty in Washington who holds the
clements in his hands, 60 to speak, prog
noaticatcs slight riso in temperature, with
mow OF rain, in thia region to-day.
, 1876-01-22

and reconciliation NJ fnr - human nature
can 20, but 10 clasp JEFF DAy1s 10 our boaom,
to tender him full political privileges, and
prepare tho why for Ills return to the Unitcd
States sonatc, Is asking littlo too much
ayen thin Coutannln1 ycar+
, 1876-01-22

And now they say 4'crooked" whisky Is
distilled from sta1o beer, and that the
mnlodorous slops Of tho saloon as we'll az the
1cgulas wassage Of tho brewing process ara
!ntarconvertib1e with primo eour mash. The
average tippler has maintained his cquanimlty
In the face Of fusel oil, plug tobacoo, cay-
emo pepper, etc., but tho thought of inbib-
Ing tbs product Of dat lagefsmuss givo him
pause Thia branch Of tho Illicit trade
shou1d be suppressed for various reasons.
, 1876-01-22

Enlogies upon the late HENnY WusoN.
V;ce-President Of the United States, wezo
passed In the Senate aud House yesterday.
, 1876-01-22

And now, following MP tho action Of Ger
many and Franco, Russia is nlso incruasing
her nrmy and unsy. A letter from st. Potors-
burg in tho Bor1es Zdtung saya that tho
Government has decided to incrense tho
strength of the army and navy contingent by
so. 600 men, so that It will consist OF $50. 600
instead of 10000 as heretofore. This will
allow tho placing Of the active nr1ny ind re-
scrve troopa on n war footing at any moment.
, 1876-01-22

Copies Of the correspondence between Sec
retary Ftsu and Minister GUSHING aud other
foreign Ministers Of tho United States "oro
yesterday transmitted by tho President to
tho House Of Representatives. Tho CORE
spondeuco chiefly consists in rescript of tho
note to s1r. CUSHING, the tone Of which does
not materially differ from that Of that part OF
the Presidents message relative to tho Cuban
question. Nothing is given Of tho replies
received from European Governments to tho
advisory circular forwarded BY Secretary
FISH, and no allusion is mado to any corre-
spondenco with tho Spanish Government di-
rect since Nov. &, 1876, the date Of the note
10 Mr.. CUSHING.
, 1876-01-22
POLITICAL H0TH

POLITICAL N0TEN
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themselves from thcir places tn..he geuato It'll
at,spectcd thak the Bank Of California has run
away with them.
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c,nnat, Commercial, eaye, "Danks made 4 yesy
f.yo,.hto ,mnreaa,on nnou tho House. Whit ht
said didn't amount to any.biov, but hls manner
was admirable"
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On Conrreasnen to seryo al delegates tu the NJ
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