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, 1876-04-29
CRIMINAL.

". II. Brown, tho embezz!ing clerk of Brown
sou Bros. Il Co., Was finally triod yesterday, and
hold to tho Criminal Court In 81, 600 bail by
Justice Summsrfiold.
JOHN Alexander and jennie MCCARTHY, two
notorious bummers and vagrauts, wore yeator-
day sent by Justico summoraold 10 tho Bride
we'll for thirty days each.
snoak thievoa yesterday got away With a gold
match, aoue tenciry, aud clothing from Simon
Doibort Of Nc. 172 Desplstnes straos. Tho
goods aro valued at &35.
Oflcor Largo. Of tho Lske street squad. yes
terday recovered - llol.hnoo ;: olothos- arnger.
whlcfi dimlntlttlo boy wau trying to pawn for
81. Tho article IL ut tho Central Station.
Special Agent uavloy last evening arrested
and loelted up in tho Central Station, man
narnol l.. 3. Miller, who 10 accused of robblng
tho United States mails III the suburbs OF tho
city.
james Thompaon and John Good, two vory
wtckod boys. wero arrested and held by Justice
Scnls in $500 bonds to tho Criminal Court for
, cleaning out all tho load-ptpo In row Of five
houses on Leayitt 9treot, aud aao for MALI
cioualS damaging tho woodwork and tlnishings
Of tho housea.
Michael Hogan, employed Ill lun,bor-yard
ut South Chicago, WAS run over Thursday evon-
Ing at $3.50 o'clock at Tie Nineto-second street
ctosbinR Of the Michigan Southern 1latlroad.
n1Q from The injuries eutthlneu ua llGa JGakeF-
day. Deputy Corouer Mctiurr and jury found
that hla death WRB accidental.
II. D. Jones. an old Penitantiary bird who Kaa
arrested aomo weeks ago for throatenfng to kill
saloon -kaepor In tho West Division. died
Thursday night ut tho Drtdowall, wilither he had
beon sent for vagEancy and for carrying con-
cealod woapouB. Tho decenaed was veteran
rough, and contemplated murder tn The assault
for which be WAs hrrcdtcd.
Charles Gossulhu. ngod 1U years, rosfdiug with
bis parents On Ctybouruo avenue, near Division
street. was accidontly run over At 2 o'clock yes
toEday afternoon At tho corner nf Clark aud
Ontario streets BY one Of RnEor'. a4s"'haabs
driven by Henry Flcischhauer, and hsd hia
right ankle SO badly crushed that the attending
physician, DR.. Leo, thnka It will have 10 be all.
putatod. Tho driver vas sxoueratod from all
! blame.
Shortly after b o'clock last ovening a recon-
irnpot tatson from the Fatherlaud nAmed Himor
| I,ntner, and over whose he,1 40 discomfort Cd
sutnmer aunB had lied, tttampted TO commi
Suicide by jumping into tho riyor from the Fori
| Wayne railroad br,')ge III Stewart hvonue. Aftol
u,Any sGerta 0tticee August Bothe succeeded lr
| saving the fellow, and lnat night ho was locked
up In the West Twelfth Street Btatlon, ta avail
tho arrival OF his friends.
, 1876-04-29
sroREY,s Grand JURY.

WHAT r. III LIKELf TO DO TO-DAY.
3ir. htorey'a tiraud Jury waa not iu session
yesterday benco tl,ere WAS = want OF animation
around tile County Building. The Commits
nioners aud contractors wore sullas OF content.
aud fcw were exceedingly happy, growing out
Of The knowledge that Mr. Storey was going to
allow them to e. undaturbed. JuHt where they
got their information 10 not positively known.
but In explanation Of their great glee Il
Was stated that tho night before several
Of tbuin Ilad been t,uaflered III
certain saloon with Ieriu1at aud o,hsrs
discussing the substance Of Mr. Atorey's report
from advanced outiuos received from Certain
SOURCES. Mr. Btofey, of course. did not furnish
them with q news In person, but the action Of
Ills contldeuts IN The mattor ia the subject OF
serious question. The on!v Change IN the .o-
mort from what has already bosn indicated In
these columns, it IL learued from the bar.roou
dsacutBion aboyo roferred to, Will bs thu ,nser-
ton Of faw words calling in question tho no.
pristy Ut Dir. INrch'd presence IN the tury.Eoom
during the examinations. 4 few witnesses viii
be sIhm.ned THIS morning to finish up homs
cases, and then come the report and adjourn
mont.
, 1876-04-29
COMING CHURCH EVENTS.


Tho Church OF St. Vincent OF tho Congrega-
ton Of the Mission, on the cornnr Of Webster
ayonue and Osgood street, is one Of tho land
marks OF Catholic energy in tho Wost. This
enterprise Of tho Rev. Father Smith, pastor OF
this church, Ia an illustration Of the goal and
devotion OF the missionary Jesuit. School, con-
vent. monastery, aud church seem to have
grown up iu this instance without reBources.
aud, ono would think. Without cungrega-
slon, apparentiY by lnneeopt vitality.
All the Catholic eoctst!oa are o1pcctch to attend
tile detllcatury Hery,ces tomorrow Rr 10 o'clock.
Bishop Lynch, OF Toronto. Ii expected to de-
ltyer tue dcdicntory sermon In tho morning ;
bishop Ryan will preaon in tho evening. Those
desiring to httcnd can take the Lincoln avenue
or Lincoln Park cnts, or the Chicago sVert1o and
I4arrabee street cars, or the Clybourn ayonuo
cars. Either Wiil take them to tho church. or
near 1t. .....-. .
OAKLAND CONGREGATIONAL cnuRcu.
Sunt!ay morning the RaY. 4. s. Holbrook will
sBa,me chayge OF the pulpit Of the Oakland
Congregational Church, On Oakwood boulevard,
to which Lp hss beon oa1led tho second time by
unanimous vote Of tho society. The gentlo-
nan Is we'll kuonn In this city, aud tliere has
| been Al aoquhintance and growing intereat be-
| tween him aud tue church for over yoat dur
| ing which timo ho has occasionally preached for
| them. A year ngo they gave INN call. urging
at Yaie, but, whia his sylnpath!es wore strongly
oxcIted BY tho arguments OF the peopln fol
his immediate entrance upon ministerial work
| vet he resiatod thor nppesl with svdent dlacre-
tion and now conleH with years. added study
aud with enthusiasm to put 10 hone good and
needed work to lubricas0 the Gospel machinery
wblcn hax not run easily for want OF settled
pastor for thtee years. New lifo will b tufused
! into the regular kafriccn Of tl,e Church. while
the very successful Sunday will look 10,
extended influence with tue hltl of she minis
ter. This - Mr.. liolrooks fis1t regular engage
| mont, aud there IL gond rsahon to believe sbai
for many yoara to oouo lAe will be part of tho ze
ligious life Of thtA city. Chicago but claims lol
cftizsu, and his motto might we'll be, "Gt
| ni,caH y
, 1876-04-29
THE CtTY.HALL.

Tho City Treasurer rccolved $2,424 from the
Water- Departurnt and S3,451 from tie City
Collector yesterday.
Tho City Collector took In about $3.50 yester-
ssrdsy in the LIcenso Department. The n,lm-
ber Of saloon licenses bong issued is woiuiIy
small.
Tho Finance Committee met yesterday After
noou aud audited bills to tho amount OF sB, 600.
Homo Of tue bils were for tho services Of Meassa.
Gondy aud Root in tho quo warranto case.
The Board OF Public Works awarded tho coz
tract for tho construction Of tho Btand-pipe for
the WeHt Bido pumping worka to l.. Houlsriu,
who WAS tho lowest Responsible bidder. At 81, ,029.
The Board OF Public Works yesterday Issued
III estimate Of eG,634 to FltzhitnonB 4 Connel'
contractors for the construction OF the Fuer-
ton ayc,lue conduit Tho totol amount issuod lu
satimatos to that t!rm foE tie job Ia sae, wv.
The 1at Of May boins tho time when tho order
of tue Finance Gunmittoe allowing lnteToat 0n
AysillnE themselves Of tho advantage TO be
gained by Paymsnt Of tlelr assessments bofose
that t.ulo was unusually largo yesterday aud
will be egain to-day doubtless. The Comptroll-
ts'a Clerks ware therefore unususlly busy.
Tho Farragus Boat Club. which hss at present
| \ boat-houss on the lAke-shore. determined to
build new QUO aud located 1t ahout rs feet
| from Bl,ore at the loot Of Twelfth ssEoet. The
building was commenced and the building In
spector'a men atopped proceedines, ~ tho house
MAs Ut wood. Soveral gentlemen Interested in
boating. mud tn tie FarIagut Club In particular.
callud on Inspector Bailey yesterday aud asked
~ explanations. lhey claimed tha. tho fire
limits extended on1y TO tho lako-shore, and they
we1e right IN building ~ sloY eloBo beyond
that. Inspector Halby took ths case to CITY,
Attorney Jameson. who decided az the hoa.m0n
cxamea, and the building will most likely be
anlshod - u waa ataItod, much to tho saslalAo-
ton Of the farraguts.
| CITY CERTIFICATES.
Comptroller Hayes 10 mako the city oertin.
cafes In accoEdauca With the lata decision on
their legality las prepared, with ths aid Of aov-
oral other laghl Kcntemen, rough draft, II he
terms 1t, OF the form that mill hereafter denote
. oity certificate. 1t rssds ~ follow:
Stats Of Illinois, City Of Chlcago-Th!a Il TO cert!f,
that John Doc has Advanced to tho CITY ct Chicago
200, lsvful money Of tho un!ted H&tes Of America
to meet part Of LIE current sxpsnses Of hsca
| JeAr for which appropriation has bten made 5o
said rear for tho Police Department. and that sAll
sun viii ba paid 70 said John Dos OF order twelY'
manths atter daie hereof without grace, It ths oc
this Treasurer Of said city with interest theseon
ths rata ct per ceut PSF annutu from tha la day q
a? 1876 cut Ut the u1cs levied for 4aid seal yuAr
raid nx levy having beeu heretofore actually mGla
aud tAh portion of Bad taxes appropriated u afoEu
saia Will bs lsId aud Hppled 70 shs payment of thi
t%rGAcAt4, al Ut which Ii duly authorized by law
| by Ns ordinances Of said cl&y.
/ In t&Atimony whereof the Mayor. and tomptrotls
It sda city hAvs signsd, and tls Clark lessigpe4
, 1876-04-29

Removing Llfo's 1lenvleAt Burden.
To remove tho busdau of disease the heaviest
that poor humanity is compelled to bear, is cer-
tain!ya grand objoc., q glorious mission. As
suredly tbs dIscoyoser OF a remedy which ac-
compliBhca this result IL entitled to the graft.
tudo and respect OF mankind. Such remedy
IL Hostetter's Stomach Httera, whoae great sue
cess is attributable to tho fact tliat its restors-
tive action upon tho d6biiltated and disordored
systsm Ia in accordance with the princples OF
common eenae. It inyigorates tho sick, aud, ~
their Btreugth increases, the burden OF dlBeaao
grows lighter. It reforms those physical irseRu-
thflties which render Woakness chronic, aud thuR
eradcatea ths evil At it, very source. Liver
complaints. malarioua fsyars, constipation,
urinary troubles, uterine weakness. and many
other canses OF general debility hnd III health
aro completely removed by the combined tonic
and aitesatiye operations Of the Ditters.
, 1876-04-29

Jey, Mrs Rbea. Of Lake Forrest. Among those
engaged to Addscss thu Sunday tompersncs sot-
vice arn S1ies TvcB, Mrs. Loss. alrs. Elizabeth
D. Itn,!crt Of Evanston, and Mrs' J, Ellen Fos-
tor Of Clinton, Ia.
Tf,K kotn.ERs' HOME.
Yesterday Afternoon ht z O'Clock tho Board Of
Directors or tho Ho1diors' Home noro to have
held = moot!ng at tho reaideenoee of D.: D.
1Iamllt. o29 Wabash avenue; At a.. oesaGk Im,
Mfs. Balm. Secretary; Misa Blake, hrs. Ball
md Mrs s.yts. James A. Stewart .hs snn,Gis.
pAst, showing that Feb. az tho Homo In Esnns-
ton contained as tnn,atesj received since. l9
discharged. 10; died. l; total 40; remaining IN
tho institution April 28, 20.
The Surgeon. Or. O. s. Jenks. reported shat
he had ca.cu unler treatnons; were d'e'
charged, dio1 and 8 wero still under care
Tho monument Of Tho Chicago sodlofa
Home in Oakland Cemetery, will be dedicated
OH Decoration Day, and aree!a' meeting @ Of
the Board OF Directors To make preparation
for thlo oyent will DO held at Dr.. uhmills rsai-
dsncs On the 18th pfo1. at p. N.
, 1876-04-29
CHASED BY A PISTOL.
An KxCITIN1 FooT-nAGE BETWEEN Two NfaDEl
or TIE uoANp or TAAnE.

or TUE uoANp or TAAnE.
There uas IN exciting foot-raco In the vicinity
Of the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday, after
the adjournment OF tho hoard.
1t might hayo ended IN 4 tragedy had tho
pistol In ths hsud at she purnuer boon in good
working orlor, which 1t vhsu't, aud for whIch
the pursued thanks l,s lucky Atass.
Tie contestants weto Id Mitchell. who has
achieved ho1ueWhkt :notorioua reputation ~ =
commercial Bombhstss Fur1oso, sud ". q:
1nchhAll, Qulet, unABsuuinR person, who will
allow neither himself nor his friends to be In.
| suited. 10th are snotnbess Of the Board.
Tho difficulty owod its origin to wheat deal
| bstwean Mitchell aud W. W. Doynton, Well-
known amateur vocalist and = member OF the
| Apollo Club, who haH i weAknoAs for option
| trading,
The principals had . misunderstanding shout
| the terms Of the trade. There WAS an kcsi-
| monious discussion. Which ended In Mitchell's
threatening to lick boyntou. Tbs unpleasant
uess gathered quite crowd. and among them
via Ioehbald. who protested against Any licking
being dons.
"if you want to lick anybody. W il on us,
, 1876-04-29

And 10 1t ought TO; that beautiful furniture at
Halo'a. Nos. 200. 2o2. 20A, and 206 Randolph
ntseet. Ths hrm turuB its building over 10
otllor parties July !. and teforo that date Ia
reached all Of the varied anl handsome furniture
now on band IL aUrely 10 ba sold. 1t is tho
chance Of a lifetime for good bargains.
, 1876-04-29
HCQLET'5 THEATRE.

Tho Katie Putnam Company plavod "T The Old
Cu1loelty Shop" last uiglt. M.ss Putnsm % tho
Aarchioness waa good, and az LuUe Nell bad
Her seutilnont Ia false. her pathos affected, aud
her loye mawkish. Her grasp Of comic Bitua-
tons, on tho othor hatl, IL tirm and true. sls
Is, essentially, . bnrlesquo actrosH, mud ought
mover to havo strayed out Of tho department
where Bho belongs into the higher rogious Of
With tho exception Of Qutlp, wsts fairly taken.
The play will be repeated this afternoon and
evening,
, 1876-04-29

ADDITIONAL. TRANSFERS. or PROPERTY NJ THE
cAsM1ER OF TIE c1TY NATIONAL nAEK,
There have boon placed Oh record earan quit
claim deeds from Anson u. Miner to as many
different parties, transferring In tho aggregate
225 foot fronting south on Ambrose street, by
ia feot deep, botwoon Lincoln mud Roboy
streets total confederation, $17, ,275. Tie par
tioH to whom the docdH arc inado are REPRESENT
cd az bona ads pnrchanors. and six Of them
have given trust leudB to secure part OF tho
purchase. money to E. II. Gary to tho amount
OF @11,9so-all payable At tue City National
Bank tho remaining purchaser, ]. +. Tanner,
knowedeiug mn Indebtedness Of s3325-pnya-
bio within thirty rnon.hs ut tho Morchauss' Saw
inas. Loau, aud Trust Company.
4. B. Miner has. in addition 70 the above.
transferred about S11j,000 Of real eat0te Blncc
tho failure Of tie City National.
The following arc tho qult-clalm deeds
4. u Miner TO Thomas Oarten. dlte1 Feb: IL 1870
consideration. 81 se Lnt 81. enodiyision o. n!oSx
ssmo to Janea P Tanner, IT., dated Doc 24. 1876
consideration. $3,s2s; Lots 81 aud - same suhdt-
same to Thomas carten. dated Jan: Is. 1s7e; con.
sanao to + IT, 1.tdiy, iaoi March j, 187e eonsta-
Grafton, s1.aoo: Lot 90 ea.ne subdivision.
Same 10 r. il. Rudl,, da'od March !, 1876: eousid-
etatton, s., 600; Lot 10 sAfn0 subdivision.
sidcration S. 500 Lots III aud - sumo subdiyison.
Same to N. j. Mccarthy, dated March n, l878; con-
| slderation, S1.v0o; Lot rs samo subdi.laion.
| Tho following trust doods have basn glvan to
| Recure part Of tho purchase money Of the above
| property: .... --
Thomas cAFsen TO =. u. Carr. dated Fab: 4, 1876
for 3l65o; payable in twentystx moutha Ut City Ma
| tiunal Bank.
Sa3ne to T. II. Gary, dated 1an is. 1876 considers
tion LOO; payable In tvonty-sx month"; at City NJ
| HonAl uAnk.
Jarnes L. Tanner, Jr., 10 N. L. Co1een, dated Dec
81, 1915. for sJ325 to tno notsa, payable Fl
eighteen and thirty months. respectively, at tho Msr
| chants' Savings, Loan. aud Trust Company.
+. II. NuddJ 10 i. Il. Gary datcd March i 1s7G fol
a0 payable within four years ut the City Natlona
Bank.
+. IT, Huddy to z. II. 8ary, dated March /, 1916 fol
$l,60u; payable 1t City National bAnk two years ffoI
date.
N. ]. Mccarthy to E. II. Gary, dated March q, 1H7a
| for xl6s0; payable ut City National Dank two year
| from date.
N. J. Mccarthy to +. H. Gary, dated March O. 1876
for $JK1U; payable It City National Bank two year
| from date.
, 1876-04-29

M1CHC1CQFIINL*
ANNUAL MEETING or THE BrATE AooIETr-
Ths ann,,.l meeting OF The State Misoroscopo
socioty waa hold laBt night \. tho Academy OF
Sciences, No. 263 Wabash avonue. II. ". Fuller
iu the chair and u. W. Thomas Secretary.
Tie frat bustneea Was tho reading OF tue
Secrotnry'n report, which related chfefr to tho
expenditures for apparatus books. aud. pamphlets
during tbs year. ...--
Tho Trensurors report showed goots hnah"
csai standing, tho caall on haud bo!ns 9lbb, and
the yearly assessments not SET collected.
Tho Chair briefly fosiered ths "osK .'h'. aea 70.
vancoment Of th" Society. w'icn "a H.. neossnay @
menced 10 regain ita lost strength. In the
course Of bis remnrks As he was about 70 retire
from Office, ho Recommended among other
things that all faos duo s1hrch 30 romttcd;
that tl,o poxt buslnesa mcotIns be held on the
eocouti FRIDAY ip May, and not tn Octoner. NJ has
heroofoEe been the custom that it would bo we'll
to Change tho place of meetings, as the present
from, lie Nortl, aud ,Yost Divisions OF tho city.
Tho speaker regretted that ho was obliged 70
announce change In tho Society IN tue death
OF William E. Doggett, ono OF tho charter mom-
bera Of tho organization. lie and AZ others Do
Of suitable resolutions.
hIr. IL. IL. Thompson thon offered tho follow
ing: -..-....
Reeolrtd, Tint by The ieath Of ". E. Dogaott, Ea1
to ep!nre tue loss OF ready Ia aid in every good
work, and whoso genial temper and upFary1nR kind
ness enlearcd him 10 ali. -
tso va, Thnt the Society Will ever gsasefuliy chez
ish the memory Of tho deceased fellow member.
f,oretf Thht these resolutions be placed Upon tho
records Of Tho Spcty, and that tho Secretary TRANSMIT
copy to tho family
Tho RESOLUTION wan unanimously adopted.
The statement of tho BocIety In tho hands Of
Curator DR.. ". II. Adams. which tho President
haa to transfer to his auccessor showed that tho
| Society possusHeu among other art!cles, twolve
| volumes Of mlcroscopcal works; three copies
! OF HeportR Of tho War Department Its slides
OF objccta; several hoxes Of ionaes /; ninetv-
eight photographs, and MANY others not got
| catalosnod, brasdes various Attlo.as OF m en-
/ tirolv unBclontitla nature.
After the collection OF unpaid dues. without
whicl action a member cannot vote, tho election
OF officers for the coming yent Was ho!a.
! II. ". FnIlor waa olorted President. lie do
clined, but "na not allowad to resign The
Office II. II. Thompson nnd i. ". Thoma.
| wore elected as VIce-Prosidentd. ". u. Scud
| dor waH selected Secretary.
| At thiB point OF tho moetinE. tho hour botnt
rather late, tin election OF tho rest Of tho olti
| ce,s. including Board Of Trustees. Was de-
ferred ill tho second Monday in May. when
another business meeting will be hod-
Thomas F. Nelson, Janus Colgrovo, janet
| OTIS, w. Il. Somors. and Wi1lnm HoBkina were
! then proposed III members Of tho Society," after
which Mr. Bullock Showed by the nse Of til.
scn1ticon, some interesting and original draw
iuR4, and tue meeting adjourned.
, 1876-04-29

Our financial arrangements with Havana ara the
mort complete and extensive 10 b. found snywhere.
Highest Js.cs paid for Spanish bi ooserumeats ETC.
p1zcs cashed, orders hled. and all necessary nfor-
nation given application. Circulars sent frea by
addressing Tsylor Co.. bantoss II Wall atrset. New
York City. i. o. uux aiia.
, 1876-04-29

but you mustn't touch Dosuton. for he's mT
fr,ond," satd 1nchbald.
"TIss ain't yonr pnt, mud ron had better shut
up, o. I'll lick you," rotorted tbs bold, bluetor-
Ing Mitchell.
ii don't think you rtl." quietly rcloInod tho
other.
Mitchell mndo pass and endesvorod to strke
1nctlbnld Ia tho face, but tho baow onlT knocked
hs hat OF. The latter Immediately went down
to hin l,fp pocket and drew rovolycs. which he
presented and snapped At tho former. The
weapon failed to 30 OF, aud alitohel ran through
tho alley like scarod door. With lnchbhld in hot
pursuit. swapping hia revolver With bEoodthisatJ
onergY. The crowd aoparAtod With she sh1no
rapidtty that a llouse burglar drops hot cook
iug.atove, and ten seconds lator punched on
Ln5alle etroot to witness lha cha6o.
There MAS err for pol,co mud In few ntn-
utes wal;-drcsaod specimen OF ihe Rellua poe!or
vajkot lotsuse1y IN and inquired whats tho
row hers Move on wid 20, and shtop blockin'
up tho atdowa1k Mid ye.'
An otf1cions hrstsnder rotated the cAuho Of tho
excitement. Tie policeman had tutv to per.
form. Ihe peac0 must bo preserved. All
rlotuun conduct must be humrnarllv feprossea,
oven should 1t require tho Aeststancc Of AL tho
tho policeman did that duty. Ho arrostod 1soyn.
ton aud marched him TO tho sthtion,-Doyutou.
who had dono nothing except listen TO q torrent
OF vile abuse.
Towards shutdown nothing had boen heard 81
either pursued Of pursuer. and u WIS Eenosally
thought tlskt the foot.raco woEfd not ond until
night had drawn l,er sable mAptle o'or tho scena
aud ptnnea 1t with a star.
Doynton wns released nfter fow minutes de-
tent!on, and subsequently received tho congrae-
ulations Of his nt,moroi1s frfands on tie Board.
, 1876-04-29

Ths 1aoot Sons h1us!o Company, lso Btsta street.
havs Juat Eeceved through this Chicago Custoniouss
four hrge consIguments Of nlusical merchandise,
comprisug goods from Italy. Franco, and Germany.
And embracing everything In ths llno Of Siont duties,
guitars, Accor1eons, banjos, band instruments.
atrtnXs. etc.
, 1876-04-29
SUICIDE.


Special Usbateh to Ths chteaa" Tribune.
LINCOLN. H.. April 28.-Sfrs, Harry Hogan
attempted nucdo at the American House. In
this city, last pight BY taking dose Of po!soD,
but It ls nov believed Rho will recover. Her
husband aud horscf parted about week ago.
owing to Boms family troubles,
, 1876-04-29

Hllges, Jenkins Fazon, 20 and 231 Btats strest.
hare designes OF anbrsquins who il terribly afraid
Tue THlnunk viii make them conspicuous. Inquiries
REs numerous.
, 1876-04-29

Petty PccuInti0nH In tho Executive
ost.eo Of tho i,aageT ,s cs,tsss state; ,,,
sp<e'a' D., Dspa'sn % fns 10 e"reaoo r ., a.'ua H.
a. h4D,soS WIS, Apt ~. r}e ~
sao,..a. .ao ,nt .,,asa nor, .o,na i,on,, ~ in.
nu. were sGmS rs NJ
p'iying reform did not appear in 'ny better
secretary Bird VIVA recalled, and questioned
s.',.,.,- ~. sir...,,t .,.,,,,o.. - tsn
CONSIDERABLY moro ~ olaetent ne"po's ~ N,o
opqa' s. ..o.. -. ...n,u.u o.,...,
Sloan, b,s asastsnt In namo for several
rnon,ha md do fncto most of h.a torn Of
% ofeo testified that ho rosisuoa IS Assistant A.
sornoy- aoporal in July, 1874, anco which timo
lera5 soryioea In railroad and other caBoa, Ho
,oooivod ,ho a5oo snnor,ot.11nrbor f,nda from
tcco'sou .ho @o'' ouPoato ""'n". AaAuo "'".
Gov. Taylor, (the tlmot place, and manner OF
tho payment Of which Gov. Taylor declared
Yesterday Ao could not racollcct) and said it sYaa
nait Ia him IN bla of1cc about March or q last.
p"'u ss ~ LII. ",.n ~ - ~ s,.i.,as -: ,,,,
III LUIS o'ss ~ oal1oasy. Nv o.a'nou 10 ,' .lau
oarnod muoh larger Hum BY SERVICES here, VS.
It's 10 Superior, and motions and arguments
,t Washington. WITCH TayIoY had declined TO
nav Tin fo,iowinc ia from hta teatfmouy.
p"t. ~. nv ~. ~. y, Ma,.,s ,o7a T,x,o, ca,,.d ~ ~,
snd t,i,i, VIM have hill fGr stryteea ntatntt
Tue State not yet paid" saiI yes. He said II
ilayc soms funds In my hands 6eongng 10 tho su-
perior 1iarbor fund which hnro not uaed,' and 10
said ho would pay tho bill II wouid giye him re-
ecipt. told him had no oh.co1a @ 70 giving hin -
10 dcsora s 70 Phy ~ tio amu ~ o1 @ itp
Isaihsf. aaa @ tor mahas nooSn ZOE seaae 70
feA'I''I Il nut ID two Mems. lis d laid me-. and
gavo receipt liz did not maks reference To this
Investigation before ho paid mo- liz consulted mo
afterwards IN rogarl u the resolution introduced 70
investigate lin. don't khnk he sAd 70 mo that tho
nrosree' q AZ n a vi 1 AZ H. ,y .ru
qm' AN hnrt1l1 NV vhas all occnr If, nv M mind
nbout ta payment ., t3s sum Ut this tin1e, There
was nothing strange about ths payment, except
just what tho facts indlcatS-nothing pe.
cnflar in hls manner: 10 DID not
| attampt 70 tcc0uht ~ un51ns takea
nng ye.m ,,ot nt .fteF ~ .t.no II conn
, 1876-04-29

Gentle, tho italian photographer. whose audos los
bta.a street. are tho nnest !n Chicago has splendid
portrait Of Queen Vices and eopiek Of The same csn
b. had. uensls naKl specially OF c1syons .ua col.
o.ed Photographic.
, 1876-04-29

Massacres in Madagascar
ara no more. Tie Queen hss bought piano. II our
own people would do likewise Ns would soon havs =
better ssas Of society. lslton Pomsroy dealers In
pianos and organs, 3al state stsceh