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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-16
YOUNG MEN

kSWho may be suffering from the effects Off
Ssyouthiul 1olles or indiscretion, will dog
E3woll to avail themselves of this the great L
Es9st boon ever laid at the altar of sufferineS
Eshunanity. DIR. SeENNEY will guaran
f5 lee 10 forfeit $500 for every case OF seminalE
p3weakness, or private disease OF any kincE
Edor character, which he undertakes andE
sstail1 to cure. He would therefore say toe
HS.he unfortunate sufferer who may rcauE
Esthis notice that you are treadng uponE
E5iangerouS ground when you Longer delays
An seeking the proper remedy Tor youiE
complaint. You may be in the fist stage Is
Mfemember you are approaching the lastr
Sstf you are bordering upon the last.and areE
&sulfering some or all of It's Ill effects, re- &
q Nnem ber hat il you persist in procrastina-sy i
S45ion the time must come when the mos &
q ,killful physician can rendery0u no aSsis-E
5s'ance; when the door Of hope will beE
81 ,osed against you; when no angel of mer-E !
&iy can bring you relief In no case has thoE
EDocior failed of success. Then let not de-N
S S,pair work upon your Imagination, butt
HlVail yourself of The beneficial results oiE
81 ais treatment before your case is beyondE
e he reach of medical skill, or before grimE
E1eath hErrlcs you To Il premature grave 3
Sd 'ull coarse of treatment S25. Send money 3
81 y Post Office Order or Express, with full 2
q description of case. Call, or address,
n Dit. A. Il. SPINNEY, +
81 eI0 d&wy No. IL Kearny ST., S. f B
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-16
TRANSC0NTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
Chicago and northwestern
Railway.

Its track is of STEEL RAILS, and on II has
been made the FASTEST TIME that has ever
been made in this country. BY this route pas
sengers for points East of Chicago have their
choice of the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
WAYS,
. man Palace Cars through to Philadelphia
and New York on each train.
T THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Pal
L ace Cars TO Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNEC-
TIONS NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE RAILROADS.&C.:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pal
% ace Drawing-Rooin and Silver Palace
Sleeping Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL-
WAYS:
- THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal
= ace Drawing-Room and Sleeping Cars,
through to New York, to Niagara Falls, Buff
falo, Rochester or New York city.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
- man Palace Cars for Newark, Ianesvills,
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore with
out change.
This is the SHORTEST, BEST and only line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popularrou is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal-
lasted and perfect track of steel rails, the eel
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the adj
mrable arrangement for running through
cars to Chicago from all points West, secure
to passengers all the comforts in modern rail-
way travelling. No changes of cars and no
tedious delays at ferries.
Passengers will find tickets via this favorite
route at the General Ticket Office of the Gem
tral Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices of
the Central Pacific Railroad.
w. II. STENNETT, Gen. Pas. Agent
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sup.
II. p. STANWOOD, General Agency, I2l
Montgomery street, San Francisco. aus ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-16
PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY,

At Chicago, in neat quarto form of eight
large pages, and is handsomely illustrated
from time to time with portraits OF fine stock,
buildings, improved farm machinery, etc.
The publishers aim is to make il indispens-
able in every household into which 1t finds
its way. Specimen copies will be sent TO any
address, free; subscription price is S2.l5 per
year, payable in advance.
Liberal cash commissions allowed to agents
and to those who may associate together for
subscription purposes
, 1876-06-29

Now thst tho pumping. .wotka are In running or
der, md .acr ia l,elnS successfully furnished to
large nurpur Of colsunasrs, brief description Of
tho cngIn.s will bo Of interest. The pumps and
engines Scro built BY tho Eergcnnea Machine
Company, Of yetgeaHen, Vt, md coHt rhc town
$40, 0o0. The pumps arc duuhlr, ii by 20 Inches,
anu haven capacity OF 50 gallons per stroke. The
cNgnea ire aonh1e compound conlcns!ng, and Of
15 hore. powes. The Dimensions OF the high pres.
sure cylinders 10 by Il !nchrs. aud nf tho low
pressure: 70 by Il, Inches. Tire pumps conilect-
cd with tho engines hy gcnr!us, giving greater
powrr Inn Bl0w running rnglne Az It etnnda. TIM
Macnty presents II IinU appearance, and ~
kept In admirable order. tlnc felaUm hnds
more cnnmotinus and comfortable engine. house,
tho l,nllt!ns being constructed M iu furnish
nhuntlait supply Of ircsh alt through numetnua
donrs ald windows. Tho tUtlcss-two in number
.-Rcra sutlt hY thu Natitnal l5n!cr Works II this
city, tieir dimensions being 5ti by III feet, With
AM .tDth nurs each, The pumps have 4 cAl,acity
Of I. ON, coo gallons per day, but are nov; only
furnishing a0U. 600 to nboHt eighty consumers. at
nn ontly ni uEu. half ton Ut screenings daily. Mr.
A. $. G,Irncc is tho Superintendent lE charge Of
tho wo'ks. nrl with the Aatlstnnt' Engineer, Mt.
j. D. Wills, and nl!it wntchnlau f0rnH thu w!!n1o
wufkiH, fuTc1 IN thu grounds. Tht l.ake E!ry
wner-tybtrm |. now running satisfactorily, And IL
furniRhns nn abundance Ut pure water 10 NIL wto
Will tnSe In tntn thclr tlH'iscs The Inlet plpo aa
psuvca aucceas. mil excludes MI eauI, Which It
WAS feared might wurk In nt the Joints.
, 1876-06-29

ln.,3 has acwer built running In the curb, which
viii Er tulneelcd when the etrect II rarcd. This
property tn owned by Il. n. Richarton. and Is
ser5 :, clcanls, kept, Mr;, Richardson
has three children. lying I'll. -, md three
Nus. ltAl' nnti 1M)1 are owned by a man named
l1cMkc and another. un,lct to walk on The al.lo
looking water. Which SEMI nr m mir nnSthlnG hut
wcr",e rhc ynr, arv n ,1 fc1r5at ,sn: ean,,o no
horrible c1lusEl. lutnonin. thu atmosphere IN
csssy !tcsisn Sa Which m1tt of .rr.Sginyy nsegisity
nrtrlltn,rhoutl II II 4 yrritahc pcst.holc, anu
on; to he attended, I. Hy some nc "1tasy
cotnrciicd nj unrr to nbnts it. This vault Ia tho
cante Of mncl, nait:uaut ,1y'entcry In the ncgh.
horhnod' md the l'c'pG ,!rn,ana thas n, u nS "
apprnIetl to In vain. lir.lies this niast OF filth,
nh a!lry In the rear |. covered with decny!n9 ycge.
table !nuttcr. mil something should be done 20
remedy thi- nyil aleo. rnd an!mnl rotInR in The
sun nte nut strange sight on tho West Side, anu
tl,c alleys everywhere are aiding in sending cut
thur quota of malignant malatlal diecsse.
, 1876-06-29

Long John Wcntwnrth yesterday paid 90. 600 Into
tho Office of thu cuunty Collector, being his arrears
Uf taxes.
Commissioner Carol! left last evening for Dayen.
port. H., to attend The Commencement exercises
Of lie school which his daughter In attrnd!ng.
The County Collector IN MI nynrlcous mood
yesterday lcrled On tho I,tck.ynrd nt man named
Scbbct. WHO had neglected to pny blu taxes,
amounting 10 $50. 1IH prorerty Will be sola in.
nleufatcly aftrs Tho glorious Fourth NJ July.
i batch Of thc Commissioners. majority of
them lEAictc members. left last eyunng an dead
brad tour to Tho l}nsnn firta Atone qtlArres near
Cincinnati. They were accompanied by numerous
baskets and pl!nls Of arEc size, and thsts spree
rrU!nlnea to f,u whHle.kuulcl.
Tho fraud Jnry yesterday resumed thu exnmina+
tim lniu city crookrtlIcss, whlrh IL q relief to
county oncnls. 4 Hsts1l'cr Il! witnesses weru OK
aIais.til, but tho information cilcth not chi.
calntcdt 10 'ln''inElslzs the es.Allir.u,cn on The
Jnry. 1t ls said, however, that lead flaA been
struck which promises IL Yield m abundant hnr.
vest. Tho lca Il supposed IL l,c batch Of pa|crt.
thu property nf the l!uard uf Public Wnrks, which
arc yet to b. exnlisnrA An Alderman IL mixed ",
In ti,e "lrA.l.' and thu investigation may amount
tu much or little,
, 1876-06-29

Tho picnic At the Sccond Dnntist Church will bo
lcli at Highland 1'ark Saturday.
II. NJ. ltug,lnIn will deliver a discourse on
''Aioicrn Spirtualsm j" this evening ut NJ. a5H
West Lake street.
The annual business meeting Of tho Alumni Al.
ISOLATION OF the CnisoraIty of Chicago viii bo held
this afternoon at i o'clock at tho College of Law.
entrance II Clark street,
Isofs. Dana nnd Tsowhsittge, Of Yac College,
have arrived and taken quarters at the Sherman
i1oueo. They will. Fslsny morning Al q o'cIock at
the rooms of the Chicago Law College, No. ~
Clark tt.cct enter upon the examination Ut canli-
dates for admission to the ncatlcmical department
and the ShoHicld Scientific School Ct falo College.
The examination will coRc Saturday.
SIR. n. Cal1aehan. Tho law bookseller Of thia city,
some timn ayo p,e,encsl y The chlsago Ris Club
competition to tax. place saturday nt p, y. Mt
rcofng shots. with thrcu sighting, The 4u. yard
tasset. The hooks nre TAltletl ut nunit $40. and
VII be diyltti 5nto four Irizss i r. ssl,tetsn :
occasion.
A. German Centennial Fcstlva1 VII! come oil ut
nstlcn'a Grove Slln,ny. Ths festival will be for
s bns Il Ct % e ens sss sa1y sssf 30 IT, wsh L
work. The programme, Is ar follows; In iho morn
ng thers YIN he grand proce.rion in which over
will oiIlcatc A. Matshn!. After tho aretyat on thu
grounds all tho singers Of ChIcngo Will e1ng tic
Centennial LYNN composed for The Gccasun by Mr
Oaknr sei.nall, Director Of tho t3ctlnania, Con-
corfia, and several other singing noclotlcr. Tho
speeches of tho day viii bo .citvcrcd by H. H. Col
vim, Mayos. in EnE!Eat. and Francis A: llo1Imann.
! Jr,, III German. Thu Great Western Light (innr,l
!and will l,e in attendance aFo. In the nttcrn0on
| the mcniherr Of thu Gcrn,ana MncnnercliuF, Cum
| coslla Macnncrchnr. Ehfcag0 urphcus. [ir.lcr-
keaux Ecnncftlder Iteierkrnnz, J.rlcrtafcl. For.
| warts. Sclwcttzcr MarnnerchDr AlemnIIIn Mann-
ncrchor will aing three or funr tteEnnn e1,ora*es
under tic leadership Of Mr. schmn1l. The fo!low
luz societies besides these Will aaaiat In tho process
| eIUn: 6eh1cswIs; 1fosteln Vercn, FattdGnt-cllo
| ycreln, HAnnDyeran vcrcln Chicago Arl,rteE
| Ferein Ttlrno ycrcln, and several VI tho German
| Lodges.
! THE OPERA DourrE SEASON.
| Tho sale Of rcats for tic Aimee md DfFenhach
opera boufgc reason begins this morning Mt thn box
| mice Of MeVicker'n Theatre. Tic repertory fur
tlc first fonr nights IL 4. follows: Monday, "i.n
Jolle 1'arfnmerso;' y TucaIay, La Viz Par!Arnnr;"
| Wednesday '1.n Fle do Mfau. Angot;" Thurs.
| day, nGisolo- OfEotfa."
| ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
Mr. Da1atkas orchestra Will gIve n concert this
evening At fhc South Park rayiio corntr Of Tl,ft-
ty-nnth street ind t.Utlage t;fnyc aycnne with m
admirable programme. embracing amonE othcr
numbers the oscrtures to " ittcnzf" and "Wl1t-
lam TOLL" the nnae f1om 'tI.,lcta," fantaHIcs
from '.1royatoro" nnl .''rhe S!cilan Vrspcss," "
mud tho march and choru. from Tannhau=er."
, 1876-06-29

HIAItlSlAt;ES. H..
Observation-Disclosures ihla city, ut st. Jan,cs'
Churah. Wednrraay. june IN. by thu ltcr. $, y.
llArrt, Josert Stockton and Annte | tirlcn.
, 1876-06-29
scvrral blowr, md a policeman ,mrrcnins nl"ng
be Mna placed under arfeat nj tie AtMnry.

noycfA1 b{DWr, nnI 4 nnJfCcmnN 1InNNCN1nE hINI1H
ho wns piacetl unticr Hrtrat nj tl,c tsmt,ry.
-,...s.., ,,.,,.,,.. ..,..,,, ,,,x ,o,,ro
Ietrs ahhnecl. lnh ls?'an nt.e'II LII M'5 "s.e
nniinrd 'cIosn Cnlami's!onsr linyne ;irvrny H.. vny
,nmrh'ne. nrpSass1 a" III T. I'M 1s .nnc
Mmcs, savs ns""y ai' NV ,,,nt n nu mi ts "v
Eave Il to fti@ mnthnr wi'o ,"csrh ts Up M"ns Msn
n.hcs mmnfy nv ,,. no, a " u, Il T.,
ufc io'e nunsy Nhihesi ,nnn ~. "' . M i ~,
c.. snr. VI uani iii n I.'.e'a'it a t,n,t a,m ihr M
ann"ns o. tns MI ~ ta'n. r,"nco @ t,nc n .,,ow
eAtc W.. ua,ms.''' tHG .ii ..T il instant
gnills know!euse, n,s ne.ns es'"'""' '''"''s's''%
, 1876-06-29

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QuIHUF RAILE0AU.
DcI0s. tuot OF I.ake.M. trlinna-as. and Hix1rcn.
IT, md Gaa! and sittcai.til'tss Ticket oiuces, %
Clarkst., and gt dei1tA.
, 1876-06-29

Tho residence of Charles Kenyon, at No. 21l
Wrrt Randolph street, WA entered Tuesday Night
at rubbed VI about so worth OF Indus clothing.
The store nf Frank Slcho1as, No. 10 West Ran.
lolph street, was enternl by burglars ynry yestor
day n.usnlng anil about SOU worth Of cigars and
1re.arms carried away.
paullnn Rein. for plying her vocation Of shop.
lifting at Stats STRUT dry.goo'ls store. WAS last
evening captured by netactlyu Slmonds, and WAS
lodged Al the Central Station.
nnrlng Monday night tlIs rcs!cnee Of j. Il. Heck
er, No. :5i7 Washington street. wa. cntett.t by
lead pipe thieves a'It sntrrly futtod, ental!n3
lu.A Ut ii least 29uO Vi. tbs proprietor.
t,nccs tnerin, WIN cut +. J. Moran over thu
lrI,l, willy sp.ru Tuesday evening, WAS yes.
trriuy placct under $ttuU bill until July n by
which tlnsu Moran IL expected to be ubs " aI.
pcRr.
sumo "i~washlns ior y barber named William
Watrr, but whptl Williams demanded hts {n4y
Wa!es attempted to club him. Therefore the as.
si,sS sis '~''S 'S' Viva '''N - ''' - ''' y
Joseph nfstey. plumber, while working at tho
laundry VI s.l'fn lt':r1ao,, corns. Wabash ass.
s an stsr T. s ts to 1ss sSsn IT,
lIislcy wus arrrset yesterday ai Locked u ut the
Ar.nusy.
John Ryan was yesterday held by jn.ties scuiy
in $;aM hail 10 t!te t.r!Mtnul Court. Ryan became
intimate with Granger nanlrli William lsurko,
ltain1 fruIn Mufr!t, III. md, after enictGE him
iniu Flanklln btrcet raonll, sw.ll.tt him 10 the
| cAlrnt Vi 3n0 Un ihe worthless chuck "rackeL"
". I. lotun Tho as,scalld!nx clerk of tho Gard.
having stplsn TIE e., h00 br!ou4an: tu senator
Mort"n. anl s.atcd tl4at te ost It nl by gambling
hand 70 u!outh c,eE slnce uMtt! captured bJ 3ls.
| Gpoltrh,
| ". &: uerthlng very nice young man, arrived
tsom Ss% oflsh' s IT,, yss'Ss5ay snd %nn ssatshn
lltr iu LUNA Dents h0lse of III fatae IN Wabash
, 1876-06-29
h1ALAItIAL FEVEIeS,

REMOVE THE oAnpA1g FROM TIM WEST SIDE.
Since Tho contractor hAB ceased 10 Ienpyp gar-
tago On the West s!do, B!ckness, In tho shapu of
mAlar!sl foscss, has become very prevalent anong
children. Soma of tito strccts III the northwest
and southwest divisions are rck!ng with nth and
roltug vegetable Iuatter aud sending up ci!uyla
which cannot help hut prove most njntluua to tho
health Of tho community. Dead animals. too, are
sending up ssotrihlc. corrapting stink. Since thu
i!oard of Ienlt! iia. ceased II lo anything IN Thu
nhattcr tho situation in sonla localities las
hecome quite alarming At lOnij aud 10:I Wrtt
Lake btsGrt, there aru dyu children lying dangct
ous!y Ill with tho haust m4llynunt fof,n of lyplus
fever. TnlErSk frpoIleI yesterday aftrrll"on
visited the ncisAborhoud. There aru NJ cnnutr.
klpns tu tlla tousus With tho ma!u sgwcr, though
, 1876-06-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

p.o,, n n,,o and ", P, Tsowbrdge.
Yale Cnllcrc, arc al the Sherman House
rb, rIremcn's II utua, Aid Society holds meet
tim M, evening Mt H. m. in th huuso OF Ehs'no
No. ~, IN Dearborn street.
rhn tcmperosusc yesterday, III Observed ~ hl"''
sssc, optlcian, TnlnuKE Enilhne, "hh " ~ ~, ~,
ea dcgrceh; 10 H. III. II; ]. m'' ~ p n'' ~
Rp. NJ, ca, barometer. 8 4. H., Go'4f' p ''''
-. is.
1ast Sunday evening Mary Comfort. eh!a q, ~, =
vcors. fill .tDm window 20 feet high AZ NO. oas
wc,t Thirteenth place, receiving conclusion OF
tbo brain and fracture Of thu thigh d. baeR'
1cy regards her condition as c's'cal'
hr.tr. n. p. Baker and William y. Fay. Of th's
cnv. while fehIng with rod and reel 81 oeonoH'o'
voc, Wis, Tuesday, caught 15a hsA between ..
NJ, and p m.-leycn hours. Y! INC "css' -"
were green and black bass. and 10 aah wnfe ea"Rs.
In one and a half hours. prcttJ good o''
catch.
n. r.. Hazard, Eeo, editor OF the fnl!ohat sn"~
dov School Teacher, r. r. Hiss. and airs. !. -;
1li,s OF this city arc among the spoakese srla
for tbc ercat International sunday armeo rar
RcSa R2s,, 4 1o,y u is.!5 !so"''"a '''N"4''
larry Lawrence and John Bowling, inc tsc."sSas saagS
had set to In Chaplin & Cores taioos SfeS,' ox,'ny
afternoon IN which Hnsaomd ~, .s r1a Tie dispute
su,o ro. omt ~ ct Ectucon Lawrence and the saloon
Gr,n, No arrcBis-h,oFes the pU' -.
Temperance meeting unl,, e ann'eey nd, III Fl 'Ho 10
3n MHGn NJ. csrnIng At O'Clock at the corner Of sass
nc, c FFn1s,v.eessnt, WV Streets Mrs; t!olynke. nctnS
ssslasnt Ct 9na ths fc:.9. :a,on T. ward md Taekef
s1a M's' 'eeosPlR|aiiy es Ra insitad.
nahnrt E.a pG in ths cmpoy, 5 y,ftnaIa Il II;
1rcet, yesterday notng' nc wy ,.,a. III Hntt
,r1ii atseinbc at their sot,ns to-day rs D CLOCK ~
, 1876-06-29


...--.. I3E.tF1nS. ......
CRtSE-.fnne 9a, nj the fnm!ly residence. IL.
Unya, nvrntc, Ut consumption, Mamie ", ynung
est tughter Of Isaac \. md thG lutu n. Marlo
Csata, nscd II yrar4 nut! Il mouths.
Ea;!cu Of funcra! hereafter.
PIaTT-1n Jacksonville, Fla., Juno 81, Of
consumption. Lnnles Pratt. Of this city, Agetl ~
ycan,-a tnrnher Of t;arGen City l.1ttge, No. Ill,
4. r. and \. ~, and Oriental CoAssloty. I'D
deg. s. !. r.. L. :. S..
Ndlca Of fnneral hereafter.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Wednesday. June .a,
j. Il llurlbutt, nsed Iii years.
Fsurral scsSIrc 'rhnrs'lay ut . p. m, at o00
1il!na!~ sigact remains IL bn taken to Connecticut
HkvIN-Petur Gaylu, aged u ycass. on thu nth
Inst.
FEeral to take place Friday, Juno 30, from hts
rsskrnce. th Mninus stTcet. to 1t. Co!mmbklll'A
CAurh, thenco by cars III Culsusy Cemetery, II
u. III
TfoMrs0S-Tho funeral services ut Mrs. Il.
NJ. Thompson will take place at I.Aku Forest Fri
day, Jun6 ~, nt :,tu y. III. \ Bpccal cas tu
ycy t!cnls will leave WellA.slrrrt tltInt At 1l:i0
u. MI aud returning arrive ut k!nz!t .nttcct depot
at n, III,
, 1876-06-29

flrc Wht raised. ami INC Clffn tobt hAo"s o"s HIS" "
Thc Chasr II .nroin;e,i on thu commltcc Mr. Far.
dy. William EConncll, ,liko Dnlcy. Peter sut'"n,
Iii. isclley moved to rceone!drr the motion,
which was lost, md tho Committee ~eht o"t !"
atr. Korrber malc IN impns'tonca snrcel, y
wiict, lie denounced thr roIues anil the Democratic
preference tor that cla+. nf men. a., ,,,,,,,,,w
The Committee cnIur Il, mn! Teportad M'ehhel W.
Field IA The selection OF the Committee.
Thu report ,va< atsartod and c",'mlttre ~. np'
pointed @ wa ds, Fl ;tt IT. d F1ea m md DF'"s lin '0''
A The &c con%itssc #" f" found hin wlthont any tronbc
for all ihn candidates seemed 10 he lingering nc1E
drinks t!io crowd l!'pcrtca.
SEVENTH WARD CANDIDATES.
Te nehSi5 h5 i fc tf Ssen hc sancss
rote m ii ia,. line. xid. Kcrhct is wotknf for him, ss
iienry Tager was fpoktn q. hit that eentlcnaan a
tats io wll not run il Collin, snns; !. & Nc
;S 1c ,,o NnNny ,nSnt;Snca
ptran... 4 dclesnt!"n has waited, upon william,
hclchAns. hit that gentleman Fays hs w!i not run
uAIcr xNy circumstances.
THE MUNICIPAL. nEFonM CtrH.
The Secretary of t1tc Municipal nefosm Eint yes
tcrday addressed to sasiuus delegates to thc com
ference to consider The merits and availability OF
the reycral candidates proposed for Mn5or.
h. hs n f.. G Ss n ths o
yesterday afternoon and proceeded to discuss sail'
aldatr.., The Chairman tiatc; the nfsin ana on.
lcct or tkc merthih ntu ahRea INT aeieea'c' ~ an
bosom thcmsclves. A..
Mr.. Hiss, 81 INC seconA ward. taa heatu tne
nantes Ss y y. pfakc shs Moh!oe ie'I n,I'n,n IL H.
gu. hh!l tenefea lAat c1'Aet VI 'ncH "e1'u ''AA"
good Mayor
y member Of TIC Clnn rapidly sesleWcn thr ea
ti1tnlcs from tho po'ht nl aYa,,ia"Mny: ,a - WV "a'
danbtlul wilethet Ns. nfake en"!a ca!ry tne VT
man So'G far tno sea'nn tat he H"n "Ssn tn.tn
ctatch win tHc ATTEMPT 70 enforce sMnaay ctosn,;
Of salo9ns Az: htnnf hatl nesh hsor"se,. ~. .','
had declined 10 nli1w tfs use ~ n's nalne; saG M
taMo VIVA ttne q at. Eulscl hHt Mr. ~, h.i!usE u,"
ncc!nsen t''at hf business "phl" tot ~ i 'nn. ~.
Az. ncati. "af t'ieSecpt,ohanie' pgssnnn''y; nn
thu nti1ses'on VA t!ane that he nan nevn c'oS
CONNECTED Win tho tn!s1h !1iy Hoectnhaents Mr'
lraks n,lSht possibly no. II Ae were 'oh''u aeceP''
nhie 10 Inc dcSInan clement. - ~.
hlu Cleveland waa etfnhely " !nvor ~ ~. ~ :,
ilcath, and acclntea that ~ reCo1a Hhs spc"a''
onr, an! that he wot1!A make q iine ;.Hayns'
+. Z. fief!1ny, OF the sscnni arA, Wns .,'. h.no
nrep1'eeserH n iasne o. III sns, hm I'LL Ion1 .'n,;i,1
tAat ne could Gnfry inc cicttioh sashy, Ill" "e"'o
make at-tlaAs Mayo II cleetcu.
Annrr IayiDr "nA III tafor o. fsipi . am eo.sv. ~.
1nent,J q new nhti-.'1!e who nan ot oenn co c"ts'
necteu Win thc tu!fH hMmini. m ~ Wy M,
l.. T. Golfh " tAc f,tss a.a, ,ashs ,' "
mr. LEAN AZ y Httnn9 anu sood Hail. "e"''s' ""o'''
hntMhE sou!h nt salt' T., ,r
, 1876-06-29

The Trea*nrcrs receipts from tho Water Depart.
mon, Yesterday vera 81. 955.
Til. Committee IN tho ne.rcnchments in tho
s''at" o1 fhoae "ot." n'ee's ''*u'1 A. '''os"
III the rooms Of tho fjonr'a.
TIC o.,' o. rans works psa m nnpna r, rm
ns'sea M, ". 49, ..'s,. ~, nnn wan
pecGm1cF Ihc nmoHnt "ae aoon1 s''o'ooo'
before many moons have parsed tho photographs
Of tic entire Fire Department will adorn tho walls
al the Centennial Exhibition at PHILADELPHIA. Tho
MIR, NJ I'M nys, arc nnw being taken.
Charles II. Jennings. for twenty. three yeata n
member Of the chraye police force, mid a vtsit
10 NJ, old friends Mt {ty. .lul Yesterday, Jennings
was onc Of Jake Nchm's victims, hut ID now a
'u'.''e'P'''' as'>.s' -,-..
The case ngalu4t Of!car Hcchc. forscandalnus con.
anet which was to h'vo ocsn heard yesterday be.
tMe IT, !en "aFs u LILO"
INV '"F '"t "''''''4 vi ''H'' "'''e''e''
Mayor cniyEn has expressed himself 40 very de-
s!Inas ] s,,at y" . ,o. M IT,, sni''uneu. % . ~
~ -, ~ ,a .s ~ ,ha. , 10
1a rcsa i" he " nv Sw sons on concern
E lhs M nn'sIu ts az nc nas hosna
i'oh "'''e e" u '''''''ca 'so"l u" o'ne' a'aeee.
tion 10 the redemption Of tax cert11cates It vas
expected lhat meI innhey would e9n'G in' out tae
Il ua e M a as
tnilef says that tEe feeclpts nave beeh aisconeas
1ngly sn'nli.
There IA ah.ntntc1y nothing nc,Y abnut .hn Ak.
rcctr, loan Of 81, OttO, 0uU CpWptrolIrf FnrwclI
Il even more .eticcnt than crcf nud tIos mai ahuw
my great sicgtet ot animation When the subject -
lhtfoaMrsa; l!easusal nti9gs, hoWsyef, e eonH.
| hcht thal thn ttnp!nyts WI ~ fniH III itil nc3t
lnonth, which, a. one o. lhe 'uoys chter!caslT
scnlarkcd' u 'ih1fty HnSs long,
| Tho romntro)ltr las rct7t ward to lilo }oortl Of
Public W ort.s that no more watcr-pIpo Elust Gc
bought, al least for hui,,r time, Tie lack OF pine
la Iabts 10 ytop aolnc public 1unroyep,cnta which
| arc much needed, The t|ourt ray that certain
kinds Of watcr.rpc arc ah4ulncly necessary, md
| communication III thu stbect WILL nruhnb!y bo
| srnt 10 tie Council ut It's next ulectine
| - ,,,.,,.. ..o ,.,,,,, ,,,,., =. ,.,.,,
~ ~. Mne'Gi. ~ hGHtGn,nn @ "t.o r. !nen'msmhs ~
thu ai"no Ut ti,e i t"uss. Hus saStea sutne
| Unil,}nrs Ali, Ballard, Van Osiej. nni Smith
| IL nrkcA yi.lt Ia hjs stone 1arrr near CiucIn.
| natl, md mike an examination Of thu rock The
| uintry tH called Duttln Sf.t,. n!r Mueller pays
| tra,rin. c5Ienseg aud tho Ajlcrmcn left Tho cty
| 1ust evening,
| u,u..,,. , - , ,- 81.
| lhnn1as tthM',ion, t VIII "as lsin9seu atnm ne
Office u ilieI. inspector. rlnses ~ De ~ npstlnhte
hs am5 ~ tne oHlcM.s ~" hase ta!ssu ii,c esy u
Fhnhe Enubuaatun hEa.ii1t 1.l LUZ MsuE'"S oii ~
glct. oeP4 n VII '.h'euaatI.y n ~ thsn ~ nns'
nm nhG Hlah s" ". ua.m "sy s.,i ann r. ~
chtet ai ts ~ - stiu ot.tc ~siiGt' "
reiH.rs 20 aatlsnueF 10 Af' Mu1paS' the latc15ap
po'hle" 'nfpce'os'
AID Sweeney ~ nnxl0ns that tho clerks and 9TH
crs ut te Gity y-fiA}l llayo opportunity to en-