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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-05
Horse TalE-EducatioHaT THfwenee--BTis-
ceTEaHB.
From Cur Own Correspondent.
HORSE TALK.

Horses, mules and asses viii be exbib-
tied from September LIST to 18th; dogs
from September 4th to 9Th; hsrned cat
tie from Dist to October 4th; sheep, goats
and swine from October 10th to 18th;
poultry from October 9th to Noyem-
Der 9th.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-05

II IueEC Is Il SkeOt O1 the S&4Eku MIGIE
one should be influence, by educational
surroundings, that place, far above all
Others, should be the centennial exhibit
ton. Scholars, scientists and Swans have
assembled in intellectual groupings to
devise means for the discriminating of
man from the incubus OF ignorance that
throttles him with an iron grip, while its
doleful shr0ud is shutting him out from
the glimpses, even, much more the full
glare Of general intelligence. Yet, he
will not learn, hence | must accept rs a
truism, an opinion long since formed,
that stupidity, allied to brute force, is
much necessity of our organization, as
high nervous sensibility is in full accord
with fragile system. Within five feet
OF the handsome little headquarters of
the New York Tribune, is a placard
stating: Don't walk Hear" However,
it was supposed by the distinguished or.
thrographist that those who did not heed
the sign from a standpoint of optical i'm
preston, could from the auricular. Ii
reminded me Of the wag, who said the
worst spell of weather he ever heard Of
was " Wether." looked at the chirog-
raphy, which was tair, and wondered
where the spelling master was The
writer may have been q phOnetician Of
the new school, who knows.
, 1876-08-05

more than they lid Atr, lEal1a, when they can,a
In the ht'ufe and took them nut
"'filey salA they Ind !. large days work on
hand, u'Nt Tint they had to commence cary mil
during that ,ay they tcrIetrated a humber u
murders. They were afsnr senator Caldwell,
!slt sst'n't know whether they got him at that
TING or aot.''
The 8tuyenses wcro Republican leaders, md
40 WAS Caldwell, who was brutAlly murdered
su1ne TING aftcrwnrl.
MIR. Whitehead then Enve nc ten '!ays' no.
tcc to Icnve anti so tho colored prople hnr''orctl
me.
"Mr. HafYa was buried In rtllc hox and yset
the white people md my soh went along. Hv
waa
1usr WRAPPED III IN A sNEET,-
they would not nlu~ 1t IN any Other way.
Mr.. Whitehead! said must leave; that We
were lt,okcd OIL Us spies here. The eolored Peo.
pic har1,,red mo liitIl got II cDaveyasee to
take nlo tn the depot. =.
through tic county tl,erc-.ook thrir arms
from them md wonlt not allow them to have
nny: and before laft the dopot they Ionde tho
roforrtl people brcAk UP their lkcput-
lcau1 clubs, .utst every one of them ohcll tho
Democratic rlubs,-thry compelled tEchi to do
no nt tic peril OF their lives.
II had no money, was obliged to leave
everything; had nut even o change of cloth
Ing.h
Si,e said ilo more. JAMES EEprATu.
, 1876-08-05

day the 9Th ,rst. This church l. most hessaAt
fnlty sttnatcd h one Of the most eligible pos-
tfons OF this city, Elrir former honsh hss be-
come entirely too small aud unsufteA for tho
tho place. The basement is tv tc hnEhtI md
furnished In splendid style, well lighted and
ventilated, and beautifully arranged for Sabbath
echuol alld soetal meetings. The autitenee-
room II to bc ftTnhlle1, Iii Il EuoJ. Attruetise
manner, With u view for comfort nnl con-
ven!cnre as we'll a. beauty and synrnctty. It
will be cqual " any lohae of worship tn the
place Tor convenience. beauty of style, aud
inist,. The ent[rc cost viii not perbAps exceed
6f5,th0. This Church Ii sluing grind and
noble work THEY arc paying tor the materials
nssl tsosk as, Il progresses: Their motto Is,
"nulltl good house md tlnta'I II III good and
apprurcd ttyle; nut no mnrtgage TN III Tho
popular pastor, The itev. AllaA Cufr, ls doing q
Ers.ul MID glprions work In that large and
growInt, commercial city Will, population Of
ilcHr q, QUO. Its position AMI relatlnn To all
Northern Iowa IL very important aud coumafld-
Ing, aud Will exert vide and favorable inlu-
encc over all tllat 1arxU md growing population
Us well ~ marked hou1r to tlle friends nu.t the
denomination. Many uf tho cttize1,s arc deeply
Interested In building this fouse, giving largely
their Influence ard SUPPORT. This church IL nat
wealthy, hut they urc struggling With u, energy
worthy IL sueh u cause. THY ire making great
sarrlf!ics willingly and clseerfully. Hsieii n
noble work II mi event that reaghes Into the
ugrn tu cuIne. This building will bu MI oznar
nient to tho city and u rich hoaor to the donhfs.
, 1876-08-05
CHICAGO COURTS,

DNuACEs. .
The troubles In The Won Dcrea family, which
lnyy l,ecn daily Increasing fur the must four
rcnrs have ~ lat t.u1mIunFra Il, n uc,,,ro,i,n
s,n ..s.'.s.,.,, 49, ,1.,s 1ta"s,a,.. ~ n'ns
."0 Jeatef.ut s"e "Nu' @is"1Aet.'@ -" ''e'e''
t!ed Her hlll lor u u'voreb. 6he B1ys tllat
Bhe WAS married III 1865 To her }rcseut
husband. Friedrich Vat, ncrrn. md Tint IN In
,s.s, ,,aS i,vo1 ,ar..nnr ,.;,,, np M
1s'7 '"IJ w. w. ~, " ,o1s"u .' W.
gree Ok happiness. Apoat that tis'ic, however,
fp began to ttnhiho rather more "Enouutnn
devil than was necessary for his existence,
,vht,b had n vcrv detc,c,1nus rtY,t m h,s
"nrs,s,, ss.,su ,T,a ra.,,,, t,,,,,',,,,y .as ~,
ptHsleal ayetsm' nv 'ss"'. .ta4us,'ty "ns "
circuits III hlll sudden Rhl Intense desire to Fo-
duco I,er leal tu sllapeless mass, and, though
lis efforts 1,uye nut been crowned with cutirc
s,lccrts, IL was owing fur nrs TO tho strenuous
Obtetti,ns ralsrll by Mrs, Won u, 10
pue4 proceedings than 10 lark nf Will on
mn aul tfIrcateuci to oncn Il new channel throtisi
llcr Gra!l,s, wiei, tlc, icavug that ills mgLt BE-
attended With SONG iiitcrIur iucuuyrutt:Icc tu
i,crself i,n,,lctsntcly lett lin, uuI las sinrr
stufIio,1slv refi,seI 10 mt hcr.tlf within hIs
,,owrr. These fut.ta sct out with nh urrrfaary
|rpai yerbiarr, iorlu thu rruunIia Ut her asklIt
ivr u divorce. ''' '>''<'"'
Ti,.. MARITAL felicity nj Cf,ar,rs Ahc, ha. n,sn
b.en a,,tniv I,rakc,, mftrr .,uiv v,mr;s l.,r.,.
tJy, ,rtnp IL IJa jJsrnyrrr ,hat jjs ,rif,. MN
hui thrco ,lllybsnls ii, fart, Wills unIy
, 1876-08-05


CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-"Duily Reader" wants
sunlc' Information about the illumination Of n
rai'road depot in Paris by means II tho electric
lamp.
Tho electric current needed to produce
tue vo1taic arc is generated IN q drasnnle'B
electromagnetic maclline, whose magnets
arc set revolving by stcatn-power. The applt-
cations ot thAt Granlrhc machine are becoming
rupidiy nlota and more numerous. 1t Ia used
both for sflycr-plating and olectrotyptng, ami
for illumination. For uyer ayear the founury Ut
Atcesrs Heiiniann, Dueun,t,lun q Stcinien, III
Mulhousc, has its vast area OF 18,00O equare
feet Illuminated ny four lights, equal tu 100
Carcei lamps cacli. hlr. Pouyer Oucrtlar's
shops, tho Clcnles dc fer 1u Nerd lepot, mud
and ollc or two nt the steamers OF the CAM
pagnlc Aramn aud snntjgne, ajko get their Light
IRON Air,tIar machines.
Mcssrs. Sauttcr T. Lcnunnlcr (raris) use now
Graulthe machine fgrni,d lu0dc1. atcstimprOy-
ed), whieI, produces light equal to that ot $50
CaFCcl oil lnIups which iB thu B,klne u could le
obtained frdtn tho combustion Ut 6,400 cubic
feet Of gas per hour, at Gust fifty tnus greater.
With the 100 and 100 Carcci models thu prize
OF illumination. il respectively twict mud four
tfii,es Is greht nj with tile largest mDt1e. Pr,c
tfca1ly, However, It serms preferable to usu
scycrxt smaller instead 0f SINGLE larger one.
In Afr. Sauttcr's stop-SurfAce, 12,GUO squire
fcet-thc light obtained from three 100 Carcel
machines, with glass shades, Is "a good us day
light OH I'LL the points wherc the men Are ut
work. Respcetfully&
PEor. MID .DElAHoNrA1NE.
, 1876-08-05

~ {ab hdN0f " 1A4 Tribune,
CHICAGO, avg. A.-Fur long time tho In-
habltants Of bridgeport have had tllo very best
supply ef vegetables, fruit, aud farm products
gcnerHlIy, brought to their doors from tho
iafh'ere IN tho s'elnlty. They hare always had
tho very bcst at the lowest city prizes. This
supply Is HOW hclng cut Oft by tllc col,tluct of
taaga of tlltcyis! hoys, uNl directly Under thu
nosc of dur policemen, too many Of WHOM ore
relatives n1tl particular friends Of tbcss borg
u ts s,au policy TO stntit', policemen tu local..
tes Wherc their rctntl7e. I've, anil cs,WriuiIv II
they Here brought III there, Tbs li,t,n,ent n
lnrIncr comes to ccttaln parts Of YrIiEeix,ft In
II tesct hy gHhGH VI th!eytstl boys. So,i.u erjxu
tho horse, some Jump upon tho wagon, and. il
the driver tnakea rcs!stancc, there aFo others Of,
of daily occurrence, n,ld yet no arrests ar,
llallc.
'llc result ~ .hat Bridgeport has become IN.
ttr.lY dependent upon pedllcrs, yyhn hrfntr
tlte.n whit they eannvt sell elsewhere, or ciss,
Its pc0rlo ute obliged 10 travel sunie DISTANCE.
and fay tloub!o pIaccs for supplies that thoY
cuula once hays bought ut thufr own 1u0rs. It
Is astonishing that tlle parents Ut those boys
tl,pir own pockcts. X Bridgeport eani!ut have
the protection Of phiicenleI, th.n let II not be
tuxel for them. There Is plenty VI room lu our
RelurM Schools for ait tl.c1e boys.
NEW BAPTIST cAt'Rcn-LArISo CORNERSTONE.
n, tie Editor n 7ns Tfituas.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The Ney. J. NJ. Whitehead,
pastor Of tho North Star laplst Church, u thls
rltyt will utsIst IN lsyIny thu cornerstone of the
BamIst church In Dubuque, IT,, Tuesday tho
st!l ins.. Preparatury services vvumaneo Sun-
, 1876-08-05
DISAPPOINTED AMBITION.

An artist, who had Jcalnus grown
Or bf0thsrsRctDt* \ great renoWs,
Threw fhite III cf1ak IN angry mood,
And sought Bpot oil which 10 brood,
And cultivate the virtues faru
Of envy, ruge, and dark dcxpAlr.
At last he found Il xafs re&evat,-
Atala loncly ISLE Ills winding sheet.
Thongh lir waa snit and brrexcb mild.
Ills Heart wa6 rent-h,A wards were Wild.
'Twua sull by alt, "tIc'a but a child"
f1nu tay, utsr aTtfBt wantlctn u'er
The rocky cl1, whcFt breakers roar,
And sets, ab0ye, MI eagle hnnr.
lteasou returns 10 him 0Iice ,uuro;
+tlh! wt!tll thAt with wings wCgp ttcst.."
liz cried, "for thGn III i,l at rcat
TN yontcr fack, Which rears its head
'tioyu cfoNd. Ind si0rMI, A,iI OCEAN. bed!
Oh! would TINT !, from day 10 ihy,
Might fy thettngt sir Ut saarctt Of preyt
Fpr thei. each dainty might cho0ae-
Now lAw testrlets snanGtnti's uhusc--
t1r bc II child, or Gsh. or lEast,
ne'Gr nhnNla Want tluilc!o,s fcasti"
Iut soon tLtA wulIs and signs Wnre hishcd,
Az down .hrunsh tpace taIo raYls rusi,ctl,-
Compelled him quick tu shAk1 the tight;
And now h(k reasun's g0ng from flight.
Chnngua nEe Ills vltwg-sInca he'be(lcyex
Ambitious caglss arc ba. thIu'es, -
cAtcAuo, Aug. y, FERGUSON
, 1876-08-05

darl \ son,poeiton netttng viii also I've hell
ut 10 n'clock fn the casn at james Wiley l. Go.
Aastehf's will h. chosen Monday morning al
l,rI,ncr, md &. j. S,cKay. al il UcLwk Non
day u,s esetltora ii ID. t;lobe tslausauce Itu,,-
pnny will meet to clN,oec an AtAignce. In the
Afternoon of the same day the irst a,ul scrond
dlydenl meeting In tile case of J. u. LanggutA
VIII take blacr.
aUrnnron cornr IN Bnrr.
W. 9. Kugers hcgan d anit for $4,000 agnnst
Corneliu2 u. oul Eltban Il. raul.
Adm 3. 1lenkins brought suit against u.
Tlonns Morgan. to recover ri 900.
CIRCUIT E0unr.
Ths State Savings Institution flel 4 bill
aggn,st 9g Henry 9. Catlln,, W: G. cstlin. Guy
,.ccd for Eh5o0 on Block s III Clyde, First AubdL
vtsotl, being s,llNt'visfon by ". II. Clarke aud
nthsss of tho ". n of the 8. Il. u OF Sec. 70,
III, H.
Fuardiass Of thu estate Of Catherine J.. Trea1-
why and others, lllcd = btll agalnst Levi and
Maly 4. Mhnres, J. W. storey, james Allen,
William, Miller, FrnneIs Potter, Il. j, GaEe,
: trpsttlsea iot sl,4oo on Lets o. md q III
e. IIul!'s Subdivision Of bluck 10 In tho Ca
sm! ,Trustces' Subdivision Of Sec. Z, 80, "A.
Charles Wsinia.l.i began an action In troEcr
3gsaslst II. g. Anthony, ]. !. Johnson, =. ".
WIleiinn, j. W. Laimbier, anil David a.
cochrAn tU recover eight horses, one buggy, two
wazons, and two sets vi harness valued ut
s3,UKQ.
Joseph W. Towne filed bill aQankt l.. G.
Buyugton to rcstrsin him from uslng tho words
"suebetision Spr!ng-l;ci"' hs applied 10 wire
springfield, GU tho ground that they IRE D
trademark.
CRIMINAL cot.Nr.
Jatnce Carroll and JOSEPH, Daley, held On the
charge VI burglary, tried to seeuru their liberty
Oil writ 1f 'IlahGas corpus, but failed. They
Will have hearing by tic next Grand Jury.
Join Moran, sentenced ~ rho County jail for
thirty lxya kor assault, lla1 Its sea.sles reduced
onc-ltalf.
JupGMEwTH.
scrRNtrn CpEnr - G,nrk1s!oHA - FreuerfeEa
FchlcnhuEg w. Samuel Gumphrccht slu,y. ;}O.
, 1876-08-05
TIE SILVER UrLL.


CHICAGO, Aup, Al nm nIeased WITH ro,,r
vtr,v. ,,1nn ihc s,,ver h,, ia nossorn n WV
, 's"s VIZ. ~, W. e"o' u'' 40 'hseaso' ~ ny
mlnu, rs tne ohly nopo LOT tNo country. Let 1t
once. It would revive business It would re-
storc confidence. ind thu ronf,dcnce ,rn,,l1 he,n
ua n,or, tl,an ~. nons~ h.sa ~. "I ,,aa., Icy ~.
~ nv. y. sn s.Aa s"u nso Nv ocsh w.
It Is reputation for tho Government and inli-
vi,lua!s 10 pay thcir debts IN a lcprcciutcd cur
rcncy. Yo,, have well nnsYcrc1 Tho ottcrt,o,,
1yhrn Nh, ,1cit ,yo. cnntr,utoS .,,vnn s.sso". a
part OF " tho coin al the rcalm," and tho silver
dollar WIS IN honest, lawful dollar. And
no greater swintlle was eyer pcrnctrated nnon
t1c American n,,h1tr than we, ,,r ho,,,,,a,o ~"
',rs =, ra-r, t,,,1,,,n,, on", ".s " ~. poao..
ers III !o.o l''aueca Congress 10 uemol'ct1zo the
silver dollar aud secure tie payment oi the
morality In rcqufri1g tllut nn agreement 10 INV
, 1876-08-05
NOT THE ALDERMAN.


CHICAGO, Aug. IA communication ap-
pearcd In your paper OF toIlny, over the sigma
turc Of sffchnt1 Kyat,, and, lest may he sup-
posed to be its autl,or,let lilo state that con-
sller alr. Edward Johnson, haokkcepcr Of the
Board Of Public Works. capital mau, aud well
worthy Of tho salary llo receives. Ilo Ia not
only bookkceper, but also cushicr anu payMaa-
ter. believe tilat the best interests Of the city
demand that the board of Public Works ehoulu
not bo nboIfshpa and know the present Com
mtssoness 10 ,be honest, capable men.
N. RYAN,
Alderman Fourteenth Ward,
, 1876-08-05

To Id EalE0F u TIE 7F7b1Hz.
Chicago, Aug. Al regret very much TINT
slight nlstnkc should have caused the hume nf
Mrs, Myles, Matron Of thcSt. Luke's Hospital, to
be called Into question IN References tn George
Foyle's statement as sllc knew nothing oi II.
Not being abto IL nl witnesses, tilc two 1udtcs
made tbs remark that they thought she would,
Il gtlc l<1ew Ut It. AlHs. EpuAn,
, 1876-08-05
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.


TIE HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE,
N tbs Eii,or A. The Trtsun%.
rtou..p RI, H. Th. ,,,n.aor.
LANE ionIei' A'f n"b! y, ~.
tlous phys'can otten asks himseli' Whas can
be done to Improve tho physical condition of
o,,r pcou]cin Every medical ,npp who has any
r,,,.7.rnh,c rroctlic krnw. thc fcrh1c and ,,s-
s,, s.ata =, tnrss ,ns.,.., ~ ~. ,s,,,,,,,r,.
easc'' slu.c u 'alsc Fo'''u1 VI tHe .onA'''""
ty' ~ "cll woman Is Tue exceptton' anu
not tr be no. Nor Ia thoro nuy uccl Of It,
Mar, ,r I'm ,,,ao,aca thnt nrc a., ro,u,non
o., .aau5 y. ~ "oe. 80, saaS NV. w. 81 n, n
inlght oe prevented, ana thoy Mou ~ NY
IL the people only knew the danger
Of certain practices ard avoided hab!ts
That aro t1rstrrct,ve In it.a,.h. MITCH of The
st",.s s T., .,a a',,.s,.. ~ T.. ~. o.,,,. ~ ,,r,
s'ekness ~ ~ 'ua souluu'ty 10 .uo .ssa.. ~ tsA
rance. The masses arc not educated IN tile nrt
Of hcaltl-prcscry!ns, and tho majority arc un-
acquainted With tho laws Of hygiene Tho n nj.
,ra, stats ~ INV, ,,,,ot ,t ~ hn An, ~ i1J..
u'a' o'1.o y ~ 'aau ~ s,.,,,', w. .s,s 40
case. ~ 10 Apnostnai u w sleh'y. ANU tho
reason for our present canuEtiou is bccauBe the
laws which govern os,r bodies have been broken,
d,srcvarf.rd: md we are having tho pcuult v,
,r,, lit, IT,. - s,,,,1o. I, t,.t T., -o.r1t ~
ane utu'y i's' " suie'ess out W.. 1es"'s y,
broken series Of natural laws. It u rare that
well nlasi kl!la ait1'hel. Inc oraln Oh sufcsae
Ia uleeasca IRAN. u,,,,..
Anti y ~ aIeasohnniG1nestion 20 'ssK, WMae ~
IS ING eute VS.. or coh'nunlty ao!ns 70 pfect" us
easc! !Hc 1uIeo citlca lnaAe pTclshse ~
system VI scweIaee, aht. t,e G!ttas!ng AWAY ol
nulsanccs, WHICH, q Us II Hhonlu ", ous tl9y
aon't Eo LOT enough. Inc eem'nhfles ana col.
leges tcach i'tt!e concerning ne snolectS .,
10 wnas tney 9aSnL 20, ana s!lo noyh anu g,sta
are Only SMALL portion OIL Inc community VINO
, 1876-08-05
THE LAW.
Sales by a Guardian--.Sa!es un.
dor Mortgage.
Applications for Diyorces.--necord Of
Judgments and New Suits.
DECISIONS.
8oMK Law Az TO MOn1OAHB kxf1x,

OECA5AoNSs
sohs Law AZ TO MORTGAGE BALES.
Several uucstiops OF Importance CONNECTED
Will ,nor,vauc .a,.. wcrc Icc,lnd ,v 1hc ~.
.'.'sn S.s 49, =. 49, os>.e@ ~ NV sa
We"s 1p,.ft " ,atesy III tne sase u houh naAh CT
o. w. b. =; sne5#ao Ct e. ~: Ihe 'a'sa afe In
Of tho cor1pIaipanta, bought Of Ayrcs G, liam,
i,.,,r y ht,,.t ~ 1ort = r,-. ~ ,,,i.h ,,.,..,
sh"",,,,s. 49, ~ " ', p1.s ~ ~ "'en i"''u.a
1ao suo1et Z oonsrosefsy ~ Inc pfesont salt.
faFt OF the i'd'ctasc-too''cy WA fah! In cash,
the remainder beng secured by mortgagc lii
The uauat form. f{nil took ths tile In Ills un,,
mann. olthorrh III, ,,hcr et,,n,.,,,o,.. u,.h
mud Richard, were equally Interested With him hin,
IN tue speculat'o'. In 1857 Hall soldtl rcst bali
nj the block To Joseph Smith, Ayrcs 4 Hamilton
iayfnr nprcrI lhut II rIa1t nnsd ~, ,,1r,ont
duu May 70, ISL, o., hls mortgage, ,ley would
only hola the ~cst lialE ol the block for one-
half Of tho remainder ot the p,lfchasc-inoncy.
Hail, however, wa. nat 10 he released from hls
obligation 10 my hIs n,,rt.ore. trbr install.
''ss .S ,t ~ w. ~ ~ ~. 1". .'s 'Aata,i
iaeus mas la'u May - lea,' anu subsequently
but no application VIVA made to hare the holder
apply these sums In discharge Of the mortgase
,,..',a,. ,o, VI ', .s ae.s n@i .. she o'oek,
which had oeen sold to Smith. nor *as IL ever
.p 70 applied. Altsrwar'ls Smith, Ieing upabs u
a asnM % at s
Previously, however, tlc mlrtgazc given by
Hall bud been bought up BY one Ssertaatf, to-
Etthcr with thu unpaid 1otcs. In 1860 flul'
conveyed the property to Bush IN trnst
for Hli tue parties originally In
tercstcd- Dy April, 1861, MI nj
Halls nutes except one tnr s:3,445 had been pa.l
This was twicc extended to tIay, 1sG2, hut hr-
fore that time the war war broke out, md Ho}l
went South and Joined tte Rebel nr.ny vi New
Orleans. After waiting for eoule moiltl,s sher-
mnn sold the property Under the mortgage, part
Of It being bought by D. c. Nichols uf,u Tie re-
Hai7fler by Ebcn Culfn1, And by them II, l,lrl,
conveyed to Mrs. Clcavcr.
Suit WIS then brought by Rnsh, Iln1], mil
Richards lu 1357, to hnvs these sIet1(s to Nichols
Calfax, and Mrs Cleayer set asi,Ir, md 10 be u,
lowed 10 relecn fry'la tho rsgage eaic. Tic
Court dismissed tho bill ns to nl Int Sherman,
found that there was due him $H,7i4.Gh and
that hc was cl,arKesblc with constructive but
no. ..rtual fraud. An appea! wus taken Ly bath
parties; d.
had been admitted, NJ olstaylr In thc way II
the execution uf the power of sale Ii, tic tHrt-
LIT II. = Al
, 1876-08-05
Alderman Fonrtgentl


III HE fIl5VF W 1H5 JFIuHH6'
CHICAGO, Aug. Al understand TINT there
was Lodge of Good Tenplars Instituted In
this city amongst thu printing fraternity last
Sunday, nna, belpg member of your Order for
SUNS years in tic States Ut Missouri auI rcuu-
sylvanM, dc:lrn through thu medium Of yolr
saii he granted to deputy to organize u lodgr
upon thu sabbath day.
JAMus w, RANDOLPH.
, 1876-08-05

Happy yrarA
l,eAv9 xtonIer record
stn and sottuw
6fuka mud TIM
All history Ut Timo.
Ghlldhood's joys,
!Ag best rcnleinhercl
tn nttef years,
AfD but The sn,llca
That xHFalg ftom ttars.
i.nye's young dream,
10 youth and naitcn
h1eE sweet encbHptmcnt,
LII t3lnO appcars
JsLE. lh7u, PASur1
, 1876-08-05
rAr OF C1TY EMPLOYEES.


Cn1cAco, Aug. 3.-1n your paper have Tor tho
lust six or sevcn weeks appeurel reports regard
Ing the reduction Of salaries paid by the city to
Its employees, ctc., and, thinking you will behave
fairly In this matter, take the liberty Of asking
you 10 insert tho following:
In the Drawing Department Of tho Board Of
Public.Works, QUO iraughtsmnr, at salary Of
sos.M per month, Is discharged. Now look at
tfiis Department, It's chict Clerk, Otto reIzer,
TIC Cook County abstract iob mud other
Jobs, has always received satary Of
Si5o per month, although, he never, since
the nre, remained In tue office two hours q day,
and never did any work whatsoever. su,ne
years ago he was elected Town Collector Of
She North Town, and always drrw ifs salary
from the c!ty ct the Same ttno hc discharged
thu duties OF Town Collector. Some four or i've
years ago lIe published hp atlas Of Chicago nt
great pfnat 70 himself aud hIs partners, although
tho greutcst part Of this work was i,oilc by tie
employees of the Public Works in Mr.. pclzcr's de-
partlnent. Any Of the employees gan testify TO
the truth OF this. RErUBLtcAN+
, 1876-08-05

The .Fytshvtsrlan, philaIe1pha organ Of the
denomination whose natne l. ars, proiesset to bo
Eseaiy shocked BY the introduction OF hlli,nr,l.
INTO the curriculum, Of Ya1e Coilske. - Studies Of
tiic Puritan fathcs4!' il c3clalnls. - Men u
u9d, think Of III" II the ''men of God" do
think Vt #. We hope they will also rnnkn 4
note of the fact that bllilafl-tahes hayG been III
pre- sor q year or more at Princeton, ths Presuy-
trriar fo1irxepnr c5celluacH.
, 1876-08-05
BOARD or TRADR SILVER MEETING.
TO tho Editor of Th6 TrjbYus.

CHICAGO, Avg. 3.-Afr. Wright'a silver reso-
lutions wcre voted down by tho Board Of Trade
to-day, about 10 to l. Immediately thereafter
q special meeting wns called for Monday cvcn-
fng, to consider md net upou these resolutions,
80 decidedly s9uelched by the Boarl On their
apun the part Of ilie frientls yof tlle llcasuru
Nuw, what want to know'is, wtnt ia, to prc.
vent t00 members, friends Of this silver scheme,
getting together Monday evening md passing
Ihesc resolutions, whicl! tbs fal! Board 40 eu'-
al,l senlltg,thu,n out to Tho world ~ the OK
preston Vi The Chicago Board Of Trade upon
this question: As 1t looks to one up tree,
there seem to bo two or tlrce members upon
the l3uart wl,o arc extremely anxious that the
Board should iMdorse t1lu!r vlews. MLMDEH.
, 1876-08-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


TSDH sALE-CHEAr FAM L4sSfh-l HAVE IA
hcres Kt1ud prnfrH tanH On A.. 7. l. 5. +. X. f.. Is
miles Htuth uf 1olN, kaakn; viii sc Al 81 acre
trrrst FtKre elko iJ strra Thn miles u The abovc.
named t1acs >. per aeIc llst caAh and balancc in
inc ysr F Interest ht 10 rcr ccnt; tftlr to AtI PR
fert; eAses paid up AidTes JOHN euSuyEii+ EA.l-
6h~ CftY. Mn, -
, 1876-08-05

Ltuft sA1.E--s on VIII, PLEkt;1ASE NEW BE1Ck
it'9fe artf lot corner fiatraftfebt sad
*31tN1 Will purchase e.r1UM cottage and lot No.
ftlorcst: TIN aboye prtccs n!le leh then cost.
kIsu spo Ga.t!; bAtance on hauthlr paylusnti. In