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, 1876-02-10

carnival tat wAs to oor,o OF tonight at lilo E1-
position Skating. .rark has, OIL account Of this
woatlsor, boon postponed to Saturday evening
next.
Tho eleventh lecture Of the Dime Course Of
the Y. N. Q. 4. will DO given this eYoniMg III
" pot.rissd Light" which Will 10 fnliy illnstr6t-
cd by tue uso Of the oxy.hydrogsn lantern.
Mr. John j. Fitzgbhon will repeat, on Invita-
tton Of tie Warren Literary and 1loform club.
At the chanel Of the WaahnRtonfnn Home. this
oyoning, Ills lecture. "A Glimpse Of Tho italian
Mind ID Literature and Art" Admission FREQ.
Tho Fifth Ward Republican Climb will meot
avon,,o and Thirty.thlzd esroct- Tho snb1oct for
discussion IL tho finance question. and IL n1ado
tho spocinl order Of tho evening. All lsopublio-
ans Of tho ward aro invited TO attend.
Thoro will be d meeting Of tho Republican
votoH uf tie West Division at Juatco salishury's
office. No. l4s Wcat Madison street. this svenIpg
at 7:3o o'clock, for the pnrpeBe Of organizing u
Centennial Club to promote tho nomination Of
i}latno for President and Ugtesby for Vfco Prest-
dent Of tho United States.
Unity Church fraternity will give dramatic
entertainment this evening at tho church. Tho
programme embraces "C0urs Cartla." comedy
Tickets. si.-for Ba1o at Cobb'a Library, Keen,
Cooke i Co.'s. Mitchell l. IIathaway'a aud Slod-
celfe'e IS North Clark stroet. Performance bo-
gins A. 7:45 promptly.
Tho prot1acted meeting At Tie F;rhs Christian
Church. cotner Indiana avenue and Twenty fifth
Htreet, is progressing with moat encouraging ro-
suits. There tlava 1oen twenty-six aocessionn 10
the u1ombership thus far. The pastor. tho l,cy.
Knowles Shaw, proachen erery night this wssk.
Tho Gospel plea and tho ohrroHtpesa With which
tho preacher onforcos It Ia making ttao|f fott ln
tho uoiRhborbood, and 1t is confidently beioyod
thas many moro will be constrained to own tho
BaYtor and rculor obadtence to Him.
, 1876-02-10

FLORENCE ruL1y OCT, OWING 10 A CHANGE or
VIEWS.
At the regular weekly prayer-mnotinR OF tho
Asnity baptist Churcl, last eyoning, lstser wns
read from tho pastor, tho ney. Florence bfcCar-
thy, announcing ills resignation Is shepherd
mud Withdrawal from tho Church, consequent
upon change In his religious viows. The im-
portaut portions OF tho letter arc ~ follows:
10 th< Amy H,rfst chartA: .....
CntoAno, Fob. Q, 1H71-Ny DEAn rEoPLx: iou
r dotsbt 10 surprised md panied to learn that
have undergone change In my rcl,gons vlews which
forbtdA my leading your devotiona And illing
your pulpit my longer, IT this action sceins
to yon to be abrupt and sudden, I beg
you 10 rtoaheF that It ID 50 In Tho vcsy nature Of the
pastor cannot arpEize his people. 10 advance,
Of probable changos In IDS CONVICTIONS for the ontlo
rrason that 1t wnud produce tho Rano pain as IT DO
should positively announce change, aud might also
provo rrpmatnro. There IL no Corso open to him.
therefore, but to wait until lie In 6aro that he has
changed his vIews and then resign At o1cc.
ASSURE you that change Of opinion IL tho ono sol!
Harry ground Of MY abandoning the ministry. Our
lttie church has olEtaglss to contend with TINT
other church hks ever conlenticl with Fuccossfully.
Dut Is perfectly harmonious and united body. nn4
has = couEano and es,rr1y that saw equalel.
have never had nMGgtythg abont It. except on my
own account, and hNTo had nlisgtytuH about
myhclf, oxcelt on accouut Of thu change Of sioWs
have referred TO-.
Your alcctonate pastor,
FLoaExox MCCARTHY.
, 1876-02-10
THE RIVER,


Thu recent raiua have had the effect to mako
The generally muddy aud odosoua Chicago Niyor
still moro unpleasant. The river has been frozen
over several times nearly to its mouth, aud haa
A. often been brokep up by mild wcasher. There
has not beep, however. during this wnte5, suy
great Increase In its volume previous to tho ram
Of this week. Tho heavy showers Ut the psst
fow days hAyo produced wonderful Change IN
the appearance of tho stream. Tho ice has boon
rapidly melted Away as far up as tho Randolph
street bridge. aud ia place OF sho usual tutbid
placidisy Of the wAter there Is now powerful
current rnnuiug out iuto tho lake. AZ Tue Hush
street bridge the river runs ut tho rate Of about
. mss ao hour. aud II has raised hbout feet.
The dirty condition OF the HAter can eas,ly 10
imagined when ono reflects upon the immonHs
amount OF otfel that has accumulated above dur
ing tho past few weeks, aud which has beou pre-
vented by the tce, hitherto, from bang carried
Gown tho stream. The su.fsca Of the river 1t
the Hush atzeet bridge presents very congloua-
grated AppeArs1ce. being bu1dsnad bero aud
the1e With various articles Of lefuAe, which
combine to produce q btenrh that IL far from
aKEeesbla Il tba paaset-by. Entrsits Ut euisnals,
dead rats aud CATS sud humorous othyr
uphandsolne things, may DO sesn aud shelr
offcnslye1ess stnslt - they drift down tue
shsAIn, and aze carried fat out into the lska. Il
.snot probable that the procession oau lssk ye1y
'ong, ~ ths supply ought 10 bs speedily o.
, 1876-02-10
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Dcputy Coroner Mc0irr is acnfu On the sick
Hat Tha co,onnr n. a con.cnnonco IL rnabod
LOT sllao 70 ''7ten 70 a'gotnoh'@ on ooss'oe aoes
tionB.
TIM Grand Jury yostordav t3ianosed Of f,ftasn
Int, on.o, M, ovs,,;,od. :. fow ,.,troooa. In tbo
14, mn 'I,, =
co,cI,,,,od to-d,v
George Jones and William Austin, the goutlo-
n1ou who have hoen practicing tho confidence
game iu soliciting support for tho widow Of
supposed tnenbor OF tha Fro Department, woro
Of bail.
1,,,.,so, tho ,,,,soro. ~ viz, ~, 1vo..
,vut..s' ,t.a, ~ -; Ena,ta k'' ~ "oos
snca hHcn co,,t,Ind IN iii Viii IL H. s,3 n,nsd a
guilty to mansiaushtor ia iefolenco 70 tho ten
doruesa Of bis ncck. The case has boon carried
rhs shar,o,s onn,ora. .ors in ~ .v,u.xa a.
tne nnosan HaaP!oyne i', WIZ u ~ a"hHasa h1
spa.esusy tnesnus .Et, appi5,ns aos .nclr Pay
Lucy "uss y. sne insd sdas 10 A "as auo 10
~ nottn u mown VII coVs.ot snsneo o'os soooo ana
'le o>'50 "oA' t''""o n"ppy'
Tho taborcrs who have been bounding Willard
& Cn.t contractors on the now hospttal for thcir
wages for several weokH, nero yesterday seye.-
ing III wenlth. Tho contractors, finding that the
county would not pay their men, caulo forward
and did tho square thing themselves. Tbs firm
ia now ready to take tho court~ilouso contract.
Tie Committee Oh Finance ypstsrdny re,octad,
to if1I far j,oj3in" two nost'nnrtoma ~ ts6
cs.n n; tbn l,oonov fnnr'lor' Thnv tooI, ~" viaw
o5 to cano that tn Eountv Ihvsc,sn xss s ,au natl
far tl.o wors aud If hs fii not sttand II Il e he
tna ronnrv eNN s"'"' ~ 'ooA '"''o' VIE"
'Ae sos'' .
Tho fact that the convicted gang In tho
tail start for joliet to-day Beryed yesterday
to stir up tho friends OF Douglas, tho law
yet, convicted of consptrtng to obtain . d.
sorca by fraud. They were exceedingly
anxious to seuu1c = stay Of proceedings, and,
hoping TO accomplish that much, hasiea them
selves circulating petitions for ha pa1Ioa.
Tho stgnota Sora tew, and as consequence he
will don his irons this morning, and proceed to
cntor upon rendering tho State aome servico.
,rbo fsou,tv aoo,t vou,n,5ov ,,;,.,vo,od ,,,..
1on liver az 1.a6rgo Hoa innsotsa -, stas IT,
T'o.,a. I" ~ .,. - Ss-n . .''..'"sou WV y. ~, st'o
, 1876-02-10
tho rny-rot'a OF tho several departments for tho
month Of January, amounting 70 $4,000.

tho rny-roI'a Of tho several departments for tho
month Of January, amounting to &32,000
.t,,, r-.,. ,,,, Il. ~t,,,. cor mn rost.r3,r
~ 'no MI, ~ 'ae 'IoS ~ n''"s s., eso,'
Nnu n"ao uo !oe'ee, ~ uot posnB ueceeea3F'
Alko aaJB that the AZ on req! estate Is now duo
anu that PERSONS Will Bava themselves trouble
tho books arc closed and returned.
Tho Committee on Finance will bs called for
Friday nttefnvop. with otbor btsinc6a the no
tilion from tho etohocuttorg. to tbo oifoct that
tho Coslncil instruct lilo Board of Public Works
mt 10 nwnrd tho contranf for t,,o c,t.etope work
Of the new Court~fIon 10 hny ono employing
p,iaop isbor, viii In cons;ilnrod. Tho petition
was referred to The Committee. who will got the
opinion Of the Law Dppn,tmcnt In reference to
tho qesst,ons Of ,e noarl Of laDl'o Wo1as TO
gwen 'iem' ,... ,
Division, met Yesterday. bit transacted no bust-
meas, nil ulnttcts bcIpr deferred Til tho npxt
meetiur. Tho SUBJECTS for consideration wore
the chanSn3 o. rug naalo o. Nd.tn ;;.e atoAtuola
ftrGet ~ Oentootn 11onMoi Snaneuh, .i .o . no.no
OF N'tchlo placG 70 oRdon place. anu tile nhm-
ton of state aal nush stree.e aud a tho inter
orc smalI tria,,rniar nnici,oa n ero,inis ,yhci,
StS weto s le last year wt soii1 es9tS 10 rovont
Ing annoyauco.
Many complaints haye boon made 10 Marsha,
0oodel of sao deptedaMslo M u Of thieves. Who
nmHlealately hitet l1M;!y nov9s Iron, nouse'
rush ID and cut OIL OIL! the available lead pipe.
Tho thfevng Ia OF the meBuoak kind, and tho
tuleYos ecctI, to he tho lowest OF the order as
tilcy do not care whether tho water ia left run
,,ir tn dcstrnv ti,e hn,,ea mr. flo fhcv hn.itnte
.'nk ~ uostu5 sun houeo aoi ~ .u9s oss'Asto 70 a.
.uous ses'1oetnB ei"as 1uu M nroH1tu3 " "
taln 10" iuc1eH of Iea1. LUG nlashnai cannot
RfiauEa SO AZ 70 Ffofctt TIC sne1ter put aAR-
KcatA that people notify tho police WHOM they
iuscud to move, go that q cluser witch can bo
kent Of ,bo nrornlso6.
nj ,,,,,, ~. ~ 49, -. ...u - ~ t .. ,.t
:. 1he buluine 1uspeotuFb nafh peon eAAMlu'AR
tue ch1fchee on tte sonto slao. IN o ~" ~
Rtancos some serious defCctB have becn noticed.
Following nro those inspected to date:
y.,r t+r,so,.nr.,,btc,,ab xtrsa+ and r,.rsn, .va.
,, hntt ~ ;rict s,es,, safe. ron.tinn onrf .csi
mi. MI cytt - feot !. ,1nnrs nIa,, H. @SoN' '~"
n.,hc| Tsr1r1NSfs stpis ,s,rc.t. aim. and h1ct
s+a"s" snd Tm-r,ras ,,nsnfs. c,,,rrh rnt Hnishe,
Chm roan, on srrnnd aonr senta 90: cxjt tel:
isns r,s .s.t. I'M. Ill ta.t c1,,-rt ~ fr.+ goo-
ssata ~, ar III no"ro, ~ ar. nnon
=, ' A ' ' F
,vsr,;rtb srest. sfnrs. cnnHI,ln oon ,-ats mi:
~ :; fss, ,. ,on cio,. ~ fran, aoors
sihiiny f11' 'o' ~'''@ ~ "'SN ''N''' N0'''
S.rst c,..t,,,.-5,u- -rnat.,. .~n,rn xcd &ru.pt,.
o-, t.a.,. XXI an1 snns. rnndttion ~ San1 saa;;.
! IN. n.tt II raet. Him Sfnnrs of ~
Th,rI Iurbrrcn,. 1fushnrIi strrat and wantvnrth
srrnno: h1s ~ ,,oo1. I,sat.i hv rtovx cnn,Iltton
good; seats zoo oxit . feet; doors open In.
1T. John's--EIGhtocnth aud Clark strests; built Of
wood Stoves sate condition good seAss soo; exit Il
, 1876-02-10


T0oDs-Fab. 8, infant son Of William Woods, at TO
North Untoust.
Funcrul on Thursday, Feb. 10, by cars to Calvary.
DARRY-Fob. 0, at hls residence, 1t8 JohnsonAt
James N. Barry. aged u ycars.
eE~ Quincy ttl) and Cansda papcrs please copy.
YARAs-Fch. o. nosa, vito Of Jake Yaraa.
Funeral Friday at 1o:N Il. H., fr'm Room sos Grand
pncne Hotel
t1@ Nashville frcnn) papers please copy.
sOHuNEMAN-Fsb. ., 1876 infant son Of J. I. and
4. G. gchurcuau.
Funeral At ths residence, 46o West w.ahlugton.st,
Thursday at p. M. thence to HosehiI Ceuesery bJ
carriages
KERFOOT-At o'clock q. n. Of tbs 9th 1nstauk
hnssel youngest son Of ". D. and q. u. Kerfoo aged
20 months. .... ... ~.
Funeral from the residence, 34s North Dearbosn.s4,
Thursday at o'clock
pELpEN-At Denver. Col. on the 5th Inst, ollts1
". BeIlen,
Funeral at Roschin on Friday, It'll Inst, BY !
o'clock train from Klnzicst. Depot.
NElLIs-Wcdccsday,F Feb. Q, Lcla, tnfant dauahter
Of T. L. Nelia.
F.ucrAl at ha residence, No. sa7 West Aonroo-st.,
Friday. Feb. II, Vt a. IN. Friends Of tho fuuJ aro
Invited.
u0N1dhN-Fcb. 8, Mary Don.gan, aked N years.
Funeral from her daughters residence, MIE. gAss-
trAnt, south Eugswooa, Thursday, Feb 10, At g. NJ;
tlenca by earn to Calvary.
NOOT-At Brattleboro, w.. Feh. 6. Mrs. Coshar1ne
Root wtfo OF tho ato Hauo Root, and mother Of Mr1.
Samuel II. Price, Of this city.
, 1876-02-10

Centennial FARES.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Fob. 0.-Tho Convention OF
tho General Hailroa Ticket Agonts Of America
has begun its session hero. having been called
together to adopt the rates to be charged during
tho Contonninl season. Nosrly all tho prin cipal
roada in America arc represented, and as many
AZ 100 agents being In attendance. Nothing
definite has boon transacted. but It is thought
That \ reduction Of Is por cent from tho regular
ratos will bo made.
LnuIHvILLE, KY, Fob. 0.-To-dny "a sossfon Of
tho General Railroad Ticket A0entA' Conyen-
tion was doyotod chiefly to consideration Of tho
report OF tho Committee on Centonniat hates.
In tho morning, Dir. W. D. Hhattucl, Qoneral
Ticket and Passenger Agent Of tho Atlantic l.
Great Western nailroal, delivered an addteAs OIL
the Centunnlal and tho railroads. III tho after-
noon, tho Convention considered tho report OF
tho Committee On Centennial RatoB. This
Committee recommended that tho basis OF rates
for Centennial Exposition DO he follows: f~--'.
First-1tonnd-srip Tickets to Now York, good
for thirty days nay 10 sold from Detroit, 70
lode. Cleveland, Crestfine. Columbus, Cincinnati
and points west thereof, Omaha, and at competl-
tive polnts south Of tho Ohio 1uycr, at q reduo-
tiou Of 95 per cont from convention rhtcs.
Second-llound-trip tickots to Philadelphia,
good for thirty days. may be sold from Detroit,
Folodo Cleveland, Crestliuo, Columbus, Cinoln.
Omaha aud Ut competitive points south of tho
Ohio niypE. At 81 less than sound-sfip ratios to
Third-nound.trip tiokcts to rhllalolpha. via
from Detroit Toledo. Cleveland, Crest-
line, Columbus, Cincinnati, aud points
west thereof, In territory cast oi
Omaha, and at competitve points south OF tho
Ohio 1li4eE, Al sl moro shan souud-trip sates To
Now York.
Fonrta--Ffom tho territory cast Of Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Crestline, Columbus, md
Cincinnati, tho bssls Of reduced rates md limit
, 1876-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
x{tfHtrAf, UEf1ETsT1ON.


A musical eoireo. complimentary to Nr. Carl
Wolfaohn, tue conductor Of the Beethoven &C.
ciety, will DO El1en this evening n. tho Musical
College, 499 Wabash avenue, At which the fol-
lowing programme will bo performed:
!. Itoudo Cap11ccios0. .Msndclsa0hn
A,ss Claude Buel.
II 1NlHB0b nuHsoAA
MIA Lt:1ie FbrsmdH.
g. THO for pisno, Vton, and ytoloncello.
aftss c. Deis Jansen, 3tssrs. a. Hut44eret aud II.
EithheIn.
n1GlIlE4naouu
Airset IlfrdIs and Lido Easter.
g. Souato op, a. No. 2.... ............. beethoven
1l'ss CtaFa Mariaek.
0. FAntAae for Aue Tesschak
MasteT 0tso Destsle.
7. "Maidcn's Lament ".:......;. schubert
4frs, o. Hancock.
4. Trio for piAno, violin. and yioonceo
Aiss AnHts Harold, Mrasra. Il. Daasscrtt and ~,
.Jiehhstm.
o. Allem1nde, Cour1ne, Aud dsuc. ,11acutcl
4ntss ida Ftree.
4Ake0 non8s'
MsSa Ltzstt FbTs4nGn.
II. Pofonaisc, or. Chopin
lfsss Jfary HishaEd,
~. kreutzer Donate. Beethoven
1ltss Clara AardoeE and Afr. pst'iam Lstr's.
, 1876-02-10
ARCHITECT RANKIN.

t T.,
'u'aof n'e lo' eus'7 uo',a wv ~ .,'.N
tntautent of the new Qustom-uouse, had clan-
neat,no,v led tho country. and reporter yos.
....." sn.ht 49, ;ntorn.,ion m Aha a,h1.ct Find
tefday sought in1ofmaaon on .ne @ sao1oo. floa-
ing ". dafneos' iaokins 'o'"ef pa''not'
conversation cnBued:
"Is Il truo that Rankin has gone to Europe,
Mr. 0arnsay7"
.,1 49, A.. D,,
Aeo' sA' !" - ~ oa"s1 W. eAo A'S'At@ ~ eo'"e
dAys ago from NC" 4oeR.
.WAe1o has he gone? p
ITO Glasgow, bcliuye.''
rol Gooo' oo sou u.pIe'esaua aa. @
Les 7uppo7o ~ : a'n oAe'es ~ soe t''t0
In this country again.
Has he loft my property heres"
mot thing; bought him out entirely on
+" Iio hss taken his family, thcn7"
..yrs' ali Iia family anu afrectn."
Is Il trus that Rankin has rulAtfyes In Scot
land, and TINT they arc VOL Oft in this woild's
"Yss. was over there last year and nAv .hom,
11o has an scoa mother aud yome othor ren-
uyes and thsy-especial!y his b1osAurH-ln-l -law-
aYo rich.r
he would fail into good hauusi" ''~
swell. not that entirely, The fact IL tho pa
nnrn have abused him tarribly. nud. xbite 7
thiak @ Inn entirely innocent, uoa't much s Won.
dor bs; ~ 10 sna s,nea 70 gst es Of s worry I'D
trouule. That saa what Io sad to mo nna to
others OF lllg ftiends." ~
His departure WA rather sudden. vasnu
it?"
mot perttcularly sudden. but 1t had been
kent pretty ouiot Ind not much ha1 boon na,d
abnut it rs kneH Of"
The reporter n,ads ILLS way to the nav Uus-
tom Louise and found out
s~t, .rss honktuaror ,,nd,r r.,l,tn .,a 80.
, 1876-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho anuual bull snd supper OF the 1T. Georges
Benevolent Association will take place this oven.
lug Ut tue Sherman House.
Tho colorod citizens Of tho city will hold \
meeting tonight It No. 43 Third avenue 10 elect
dolsgatos for tho National Colorod Convention
a. Nashville ta APRIL.
The grand pageant On leo mM4usrado and
, 1876-02-10
hsuatcd. and, besides. The return Of cold wealth
OF will freeze upthe passage. As It u, however.
The river has very unhealthy quality about 1t
which citizone oannos particularly commend.
THREE tANuARtE5.

Tho peculiar ntduess Of The weather this
winte. hns led to tho nvestta alton Of thormomet-
rtca reports. AZ Registered At tho agnaf otiico 1T
Major Block by Scrgt. Kaufman, In charge Of
tho station. Tho record for the month Of jan
t,nry has been set beside that at tho satno month
in 1s7i and 1876, and tho resultant comparison
hetwoon particular days can be scen t,Y elanco
At Tho tnblD. Tho temperature for the mouth
may be su.nmnrized l,v saying that i was nearly
16 degrees warmer III january this year than
last, aud about tlcR1oeb eanur 10 bear than In
, 1876-02-10

tho preacher onfotcos 1t is making ttaolf fett in
! tho uoiRhborhood, and 1t Ia confidently believed
! that many moro will be constrained to OWL tho
oa'lof ana fonuof oooo'ence 10 A1n''
-.,..,....
CRIMINAL.
-. ..-.
| Charles Schmidt, Chicago thief, is in DURANGO
vilo in Detroit, on tho charge of having lifted
watch from prominent jewelzy stoEo In that
| oity,
n.,xo, ,.o,, ,-o,, II Yvo,so
\ ueosso catI h'olo "ssca from VI "o'aon'
| hclk, ior which ouonsd 10 was brought bofore
Justice DeWoaf, who sent lltm to Jail lu default
Of Ssoo bail.
Tho Rov. 8. Rood, residing at No. Il South
Ann atrnot ,anorts tha loss M !, x,lvor rotc,,
,.1,, va t,,,on tr,r, H.. ~, ,,a,l,at ~ modi
"Hlca was taRen tfom nia 1op pocaet On a had4-
son street car last oVonlng.
JOHN Ryan. William Woods, and Jamcs D9yor,
noted burglars Of this city. woto before tho
o,,1 aha rgoa ~ burglary rhov vsra ho11 a. a.,
q'"i saaisos y. u"'e''''* An0s "e'o o''" ~ 'Ae
hecofaefs ooass.
IL. NJ r. Lewis. OF the Western R'a"dh Who
has boen knocklng around the Jnsttco courts
lately. Yesterday waivcd examination beforo jus
tics sfpoch and raye q I ol1 hail tn anpasr rcfoto
tha c.,r,fr.1 r,,,-t fFs'@-
'no e''n'uaa' eoats'
Edward McOablo attempted to got away With
| abnuk a4O snrth nj 1na,l ptnc frnm Aurpak
| Gtunier'a, at No, II South pcsDlalncu btroOt
yesterday, but failed Of gucccsy, owing to tho
intorforsnco Of Detective Lansing. ''N
o.... ,,..-..,, - - .'u :. ~,
uaulse Aas"ntsn ss;; u ~ pa"h NJ tho
acob or u ssna ses avonrc VI H. Iasa
game o. JaKe tnaE vas 'eheekmhted'
oya hnlRht OK tno plliS' ana Inc Ramostes
P'sceo III qaod'
invisible dcp.edators in vain ATTEMPTED to
gain an entrance into Winchell's paint. allop In
the Pacific uotcl Tuesday night by smashing
in largo plato glass window. They failed to
get possession Of yaluablcs, bus destroyed about
$50 worth Of property.
w.u. o,.~. .n,~uu.o, r r.
,otts1 I'sty t =. -. eousS 20 segsto5a
nsco oGF e. nSP o sne SPo %
,rassSn. ~ ~, WI uus.ou ~ aosH sn"ic'ons 20
nar.t 1, 0 H. Aeo po.tss asna ~ ctinia!
.arst H. J.; a1eu i's pua7 AZ @ooo' IN oeiaolt
"ueAeo1 L" !" "o" ~ JUL
Eliza Hiloy mas arrested yesterday envotoped
In . frock which Ann Hogan nyors Ia hor prop-
oyty. Eliza domurs 10 tho complaint, and says
sho purchased tbo do!aine from pawn-shop on
State street. Sho will bo afforded al oppostuui-
ty to establish har defenue tlis morning.
rha rcs,f1enno nj nsv,a sto,t.r,r NJ am
wahosh avcnnc wna cntnred I,v raist ~ ,,ns' n"o
, 1876-02-10

DR.. do Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver
L MI

Or. Whituote Medical Officer Of Health, MArteys
bone London writes "If worc asked for III axpla
nation Of the ilkrIed which for many yoars
las attended the administration Of Dr.. de Jonghh OIL,
should say thht 1t u owing to s extraordinary
icina. tlictet!c, and regminis proI critics." Bold tn
capanlcd ifnlerial ST. by all drusgsts go!e
consigncca, Anaar. Hartford l. Co., London, Bola
agents for the United statcs, John +. Henry Curran
ca Egv York -
, 1876-02-10

A True Story.
There WAS Rlrl In cur Town,
And she wae vondsoua lAme;
She ran heavy eoWing.machlne,
From which tic troubie came.
but when she aaw how lama aho walh
With oil her might and main,
Ehe bought now Domestic"
Aud was quito we'll again.
, 1876-02-10

Rockford. Rock 1aland b 81. Louis Rrairoad. Tho
shortcst and quickest rouo To Rock Island, Ill., And
Davenport, Ii. Train 1oayeS WetA Htseot Depot lo:
=. m.; arrive Rock Island p. m. Odlca, "a Clstk
atrect. ]. II, Cook, General Agont.
, 1876-02-10

To MAKO space for new atock, closing cat ouD
secondhand square pianos, intending Btein~AJr, y
unpreccdenedly low prices. Pianos Eent, and raet
deducted II purchased, Lyon & ueaiy, stata ea.I
Monroe streoa.
, 1876-02-10

LOCAL LETTERS.
MOVING WOODEN Housga.
10 the Editor Qf The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb OIL 500 IN today'ts Issue Of
TIE TRIBUNE lotter signed "West Indana
Street," who aeoms to bo terribly worked up for
tho reason That franc buildings can DO moved
from ono locality to another within the city-1im-
tta. The only ausnor That Is needed IL that tho
Building ordinance allown Buch removals where
the property Owners Of such block deBiro It, not
vithssanding tho protest Of "West Irdana
street" to the contrary. lie seems to think
that framo buildings should be allowed to 10
erected on vacant lota ~ we'll aH TO be moved
thero. but "WeHt Indiana Street" aoens to
forgot thAt by tho erection OF franc buildings
within the city limits the number OF inflammabse
atsucsu1os would DO Increased, wharoas by the
removal Of buildings fEoin ono locality to
another tho number H. not lncroRaod. Now, III
answer to the question tn regard to tho drGction
buildings shall DO moyod, there III no restriction
in the ordinance; but perhaps West Indiana
.htroet" eau seo moro than Ia allowed to ether
Mortaa.
Now, in regard to tho building that 'Wcst
Indians street y trying 10 ralse elich q dnst
lbout. Tho building was moved about ono
hlock oast aud NORTH. the party praying for tho
permit having the conaeut Gf prop0rty. oWnern
representing G72 feet out Of total OF 1,05s
feet. which was majority, aa required BY tho
14A4HA1EOs AAd Uu4&4uk HRf fnIASl ~ W put
cont Of itH original yaue, having boon built only
enc yoar. Therefore, ths party praying for par-
nit having fulfilled tho requirements Of the
building ordinance, tho permit wnA Erauted.
II West Indiana btrect," or any otAor pos-
son. tosleos any information In regard to tho
!3uildiHB ordinance, or tho management Of tha
| Department, shall bo only too LapnY to Inform
them ut any timo, but shall hereafter take no
notice OF anonymous letterA as 1t shows weak
| case. Or cowadlco. when writer's rofaso to give
thor uaiues. II, II. uArLEY,
Superintendent OF buildings.
| HUNMEnflELDh DEClA!3N.
| 70 ths E'fItor u Tie Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Fob. 9.-The caae mentioned In your
paper this mornlug perhaps explains the horri-
bio stencil We hare had lately on tl,e North sIds
| Whenever the wind ca1no from tho southwest.
/ Added to the familiar bridgeport perfume laA
boon I" stink" similar to that from burnin,,
| manure, sutr0catiug and Uncomfortable, pcrinrat /.
ing uIt plRcea. Ills drying Ut blood, an Show,
In ulo case W. 8. d, Kent, IL the probable uoNruc
/ of thiD additional and .punRont flavor, Query
Must Tho ovi,louce, in order TO at,ow tllht lis
doing thing ia nuisance, establish tho fact
that tho porsou dong 1t ,ntepdea nuisance
| That soetns to be tho position taken by Justce
Hulnmesleld. NoayA CHICAGO.
| BrnEET NAMEA.
10 The Edtt1r Of Ths Cheuao ITfouas:
| CAlcAao, Feb. 0.-1 protest. against tho chang
iug OF tho namoA Of Cur atroota by your 70
porters and those Of otlur papess. This prac
tIrn the tu,If,c ma fu tln11v Haan nv al