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National Republican Convention.

National Republican Convention.
The Select Committee Of Arrange
ments for the National Republican q on
vention met yesterday at the Grand Ho-
tel. Mr.. s. h. Burton was chosen as
permanent Chairman, and Gen. Hicken-
looper Secretary and Treasurer. Mr..
Benjamin Eggleston made few re-
marks as to the work in store for the
committee, and. stated that guarantee
fund of $4,000 had been subscribed TO-
ward defraying expenses. A Commit
tee on Halls; aCommittee to take charge
of the National Executive Committee,
and a Committee on Entertainment
were appointed, the Committee on Hall
being instructed to put Exposition Hall
in proper trim for the occasion. The
meeting then adjourned until next Sat-
urday afternoon at the Gibson House.
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The divorce suit of Mrs. Charity Hay
ward against Alvinza Hayward, of San
Francisco, is one OF the most curious on
record. The husband and wife have
lived together thirty-two years. For
nearly ten years they struggled together
against extreme poverty in one OF the
interior counties OF California. They
are now worth about $10,000,000. The
wife prays for an equitable division oI
the property, and the husband joins in
the prayer. The ground OF divorce is
desertion, though the husband and wife
are living but few hundred feet apart.
They are both past sixty years of age.
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IERTIFICATE OF CoPARTNERSHIP.-s
Know all men by these presents, That tha
undersigned, Adolph nj. Brown, Max Laufex,
David A. Hyman, and Abraham Laufer, havd
this day formed partnership, on the following
conditions:
1st. The name or firm under which said
partnership is to be conducted shall be Brown
Laufer u Co.
vid A. Hyman, all residing in the city Of Gin.
cinnati, are to be general partners, and Abrar
ham Laufer, residing In tile city Of New York
is to be special partner.
Sd. The said Abraham Laufer, as speciA
partner, is to contribute the sum Of five ihOua
.sand dollars to the common stock.
- 4th. The business to be transacted is the hat
cap, fur and straw goods business.
9Th. The partnership is TO commence on tha
1st day Of January, 1876, and to terminate ON
the 3lst OF December, 1877. Witness our handa
this 18th day OF December, 1875. :
ADQLPH M. BROWN, I
MAX LAUFER,
DAVID A. HYMAN,
General Partners.
ABRAHAM LAUFER,
Special Partner.
CtTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
y CINCINNATI TOWNSHIP, IS. = Persona
ally appeared before r1e, the undersigned. a.
Justice OF the Peace in and for the township
county and State Aforesaid, Adolph III. Brown
Laufer, who each and severally Acknowledge
the signing of the within certificate to be theiA
voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purA
poses therein mentioned. In witness Whereof
have hereunto set my hand and seal, this l6tR
"Is SEAL " THOMAS EvIrT, i
}al Cts Justice Of the Peace. i
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A COLD SEEMs A SMALL AFFAIR.-Most
people neglect it. VINO minds itp Yet
IA Cold may turn to Consumption, and
then follows almost certain death. Take
aCold in time, then; that is, take Dr.. d.
Jayne's Expectorant, the well-knowr
standard remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and
all Pulmonary Complaints, and YOU
Cold will disappear, as we'll as all ap
nrehension of uanpnr.
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ANOTHER FIRE.

At a quarter to eleven this morning
an alarm of fire was sounded from Box
IA. 1t proved to be in the wholesale
liquor establishment OF f. Helfferich &
Son, 1876 Main street. Its origin il
unknown. The flames made no head.
way, and were promptly extinguished
by hose that was run up by the
Olives" to the third story, where the
fire made its appearance. Loss princi-
pally from water. At one time the at
tention of the vast concourse of specta.
tors was about equally divided between
the fire aud dog fight. Officer Fort
man squelched the canine tussle, much
to the disgust of the inevitable army oil
hoodlums assembled.
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That Fire.

The alarm from box 20 at 8 o'clock this
NOR ming called the engines to the Plum
street House, on Plum below Third, east
side, kept by Louis Atzel. The fire was
in the third story, and caused by a
lighted match dropped on The carpet.
Loss trifling. This is the third tim e
Atzel has been scared in the same man
ner.
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LENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE, FIT.
VI teen miles north Of Cincinnati, Ohio.-Th9
commence February seventh, when there viii
be room for q few more Boarding Pupils. All
departments of instruction complete, and,
special attention given to family care, comfort
and supervision. Musical Department., az
heretofore, under. Madame G. Rive, Mrs. WellB
and Professor Griggs. Address,
Rev. l.. I'D. POTTER, ID. d., Pres't,
Glendale, Hamilton county, Ohio.
ja15-3tS
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To Owners Of H0rses.-No one who has ever
used DIR. T0DIAS'S VENETIAN HORSE LINZ
MENT will ever be without it; it is a certain cure
for Collie, Sore Throat, Cuts, bruises, Old Sores.
Warranted Superior to any other. In pint bottles,
at One Dollar. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10
Park place. Now York,
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A TTACHMENT. = Essclborn Brothers, .
n firm doing business in the State OF Ohio,
plaintiffs, vs.. Hugh NJ. Wallace, defendant.
Before Thomas Evitt, Justice Of the Peace OF
Cincinnati township, Hamilton county, Ohio.
On the 10th day Of January, A. d. 1915. said
Justice issued an order OF attachment and
garnishee in above cause for the sum Of $40 Sd
and interest from tine 3Oth day of August, A.
ID. 1874. said cause stands for hearing ON th0
oath day OF February, A. d. 1876, at o'clock
T.. NJ. ESSELBORN BROTHERS.. >
plaintiffs.
CINCINNATI, January 18th, 1875. jal5-3tS
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LEGAL.

A TTACHNIENT. - Esselborn Brothers,
n firm doing business in the State of Ohio,
plaintiffs VS.. Hugh NJ. Wallace, defendants
Before Thomas Evitt, Justice Of the Peace OF
Cincinnati township. Hamilton county, Ohio
On the lUth day of january, A. ID. 1915, said
Justice issned an order OF attachment and gar
nishee in the above action for the sum Of
S2O4 "a and interest from the 20th day OF Octo-
ber. A. ID. 1875. Said cause stands for hearing
on the oath day of February, 1876, at O'Clock
p. M.
ESSELBORN BROTHERS, Plaintiffs.
CINCINNATI, January 10, 1876 jal5-3t9
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HE GREAT LONDON SENSATION OR
ILLUSION EXHIBITION, No. 20S Vine street,
until February 1st, with an entire change Of
programme. Open from IL A. M. until II p.
NJ, and also SUNDAY EVENING. Doors
open at 6H M. Ladies and children can see
this great mystery with proprIety. Admis-
sion 10 cents. ja22-tf
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE

Sycamore street, bet. Third and Fourth SITS.
open EVERY EVENING with first -cla5s
" Variety Entertainments Admission, 15c,
25c, 35c and SOC. Matinees Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS; 25c to all parts of the house. La.
dies admitted free every Friday evening.
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GEORGIA FLORIDA s$$Sa: s:::: ]: S.:;s ;:s;: :s;:s

shonld subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, pub
lished at savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
~ per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
In these States, should use its columns 1t is
the best paper in the Southeast. Specimen
copies sent on receipt OF 5 cents Address J.
II. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga
, 1876-02-28

aldaon's saloon, ~here "sinon" dealt him =
fcntiut blow betmeen ths ayo'. sanding bitn to
tho graah without any immediate pfospees or re-
covsry b1acksnE biz organs Of sight breaking his
noae, and escaping. IA seon % FA!fo@ was
nor,. 10 related u,o facts to sor-
ReAnt OConnor, Hho Informed l'tmsclf ~ 70
tho!r truth, hunted up Barleigh, who Va, tonni
nt house on CongtcHs ssroot, There ho detailed
tho inegn,hc,n. pstt ho had enacted IL tho
drama, and set out to capture tho drepsra1oos.
After somo trouble ho located Tho hesd anl
"Binon," and lnst night that party. With JaoL
Ticruay and Tom Fox, who, 1t Is supposed. wero
with him Friday morning: were captured BY
Detectives Flynn almmonds, aud Darton, in =
saloon on South nslstsd .ssrost, sud
They Rre said to DO ~ desperate trinity Al evcr
infcsscd the ntseets Of Chicago, and BorBt.
O'Connor la ensLtsod 70 crodit for having run
tbem In before they had adda4 10 their Already
long list Of felonics u tho erpouaa of Chicago
ans. "sinon" las already done time IN tho
rouitenttary at Baton lsougo. md Nas roloasea
from Joliet about four Weoks ago. after a
" "strotoh" Of hvo ynars In thai In
stttutEon. Tiernay aud Fox ara as
vol known IN 4 smaller way,
md familiar to tho police ~ 1ncakS and !. stalls
for many yohrs. Thcy arc always In tho tolls,
and. unlass thoy can provo An aabf, will bs dis.
poaod OF for aomo limo III Will County. Ihoy
viii bo presented before Bummer5ield this morn~ q.
Imp And their alleged guilt adtndioated. INC
police arc on tho track Of tho fourth tne'npcr OF
the gang, With good prospects OF succsea.
, 1876-02-28
DEATHS,


rEA1t0E-0n Feb. 40 Ella possrc+ vItuw nf HarnssI
Pcarrs, aud othrr Of Myron l.. and j. Irving roarce
of fhls cllyt h3rd II years.
Funerai Tass1sy thu nth. At II =. r., At residence
ct NJ L. resrrs, loss tndiauaay. Carriages 10 0faro-
land.
pRlOE-aatn1dsy, Feb. 20, l!stls Gertrude infant
daughter Of J. u. and J. H. fsiee. At their resldsncs
sst %est Tl.sriaor-ut., sat is mouths snl 2a days
Remains taken to Sharon, II.
LTN01i-On Feb. 27, II his rcfiioneo 22f rosth
M,rses,t.: Tisnosh! L5nel!. @Rei II months, ohiy
Funeral 17th, i,y cars 10 Calvary Cemetery.
CAMrnELI-On Bundsy, Feb. II, Frank H., in.pnt
son Q! J. II. and Ellen E. Campbell, aBed monlha
Rnsl n days.
fnner.l Today tsfond.5, By earrssea to Calvary
from residsnco Of paseus, "a Frast.ptsce.
DnYAN-on Feb. 20, Willie, son Of F. T. DrJan,
Agsd ~ years nnI months. ...
Funeral from tho res!kence Of hls father, No. i
nrynn-piacc, Mondsy A. 1:3o. Frisnds Of family ID
rtoJ.
THuRDE!s--On Feb A. Of bra!n forer, Amy Eurstsa
Thufber, aged II ycafn months and days.
II Montreal daily Wa!ntss plaaso COPY.
CAalrDELI-On Tat. 20, lanes Campbell. sEcd IL.
Fnaets BY carriages to Calvary CetneEery MeadnY,
tho ssth at p. from hi4 lAte residence 9a8 West
1nLfisuA-8t.
, 1876-02-28

fHnEE NOTORIOUS BURGLARS TAKEN IN,
On Friday morning last = gang OF night
workers. Of which Ed HyAu. aliss "Sinon," vAs
eupposed 70 b the head. attempted to effect aa
entrance into the house Of woman named
Goodrich at No. 90 Fourth avenue. Ryan had
jp1ed . rear basement window open and was
tan tho point Of enteriug tho premises when Ii
t&uned. and, observing bis support fslter, nd
dreesed him In tho peculiarly torclbla patois
characteristic Of tho craft This outcry aroused
The inmAtoa Of tho Goodrich MANSION,
and Fourth s1enus ro4oanaed with tha,r cries
'ioe help. Tho burglars becoming alarmed At
tn ftsht and when the police responded there
vs1 no occasion fos their services. On the aano
might, Du1leigh, tho bi,llasd-player, with COM
psnlon. were out canyasssnK tie nstshborhool
tzed The object Of their soarch, and BurIogil vaa
nsaa'fsD %ae1 % thas as NEEDED 'ses saopo1t' T.
Soon after tho attempted robbery It GoodricL's
aossrnents 70 = summary manner By laying him
out He bad laTRe amount Of money {saId 10
bs Abous &7Q0) Oh h1s person ut tho time and
when he xss down tho mob fo!t for u. lilo
msde sueeesafui sesissance and retained Pos
et1orts 70 obtain that receptacle Of wealth. per-
lnAnsutly deAtroyed IreasurY-bote REPRESENT
log 900 in value. This xas be-
lNoen and O'clock In tho morning,
II an hour when the streets aro beginning 10 10
Travelled ~ iAborers proceeding to their work.
fortunately for the prospective victim, : party
same up 1t tic critical ,nosnsns and collArei
Hiuon," the balance being put 10 Digit. They
soOk him tu charge. snd were conveying The
prisoner 70 the Aruso.y When thoy mot Ufsccr
fMrow 1t the cornor OF Clark street
10 whom he wA delivered. Not know
log who bis prisoner was. EsrTpw
bsooEted him toEsFd tAs station without
ihA, RliRhtAk apprahanni A. IN III. raeni,
Ehoy hid reached point opposite Archie Don.
, 1876-02-28

"hnyo boon In hot water for fome Nmo," sto.
that Grover VA pericotion aud Cole "nlrd.
dior" Tho 'cAshH NAa news 10 myrelf anil
Mr. Groror, and e1iased only 10 tho sntnda Of
professional bueybodies aud non-VrofessonAl
ronntlcrn. at s1l events, invested in excess Of
$4,000 III building tho Adelpbl. and bold that
1t was my right to cntor the theatre, look ovae
It's booka and papots, look aftor the cssh. at she
risk ovcn of boing cafod tnoddIor." Permit
me 10 Say that sho Adolpht has boon \ euecesa !,
that In selling out exercised = right that any
man t1Ad NTH that which belongs to him, Hop
inR that tho above will receive as nucl, pronii-
neuoc 1t your hands rs tho other article on the
Adelphi, 1ema!p. respectfully yours,
". SW. CoLE.
, 1876-02-28
Thu Khcdtve ns a Landowner.


4 aubject very much discussed 1ust no" by
those WHO interest themselves tn the fnt1re Of
tho country 10 the relation o& tho ruler Of Egypt
= private proprietor 70 biz aoys1nmsnt. The
Khedise 10 often spokeu OF in e. England a. the
description y 70 osS tsas g,st. ,hsp !; %oud be
csnse he VOTE md sels the coal that Iles ,1oder
~ lacd. nat hs!o T. no dopbt st th't ths Khe!ys
catetes were large he has aided enormously to
them BY purehass. a1ad ooT on o., on wy moderate
tjflh OF tho oultivable land In the country.
llo has douo much good in ceztsiu ways :
Lii deeire for European improvements han led
him 10 Introduce much machinery aud many i'm
proved methods Of cultivation. Dut like most
xeutlsmeu farmers, tho kAedive has not 1nada
Eis tanning psy, Or, = any rats, his receipts
have moi xept pace With his expenditure. Not
withstAudlng certain advantages he il alleged to
possoss In an sbaenco OF hBcal butdsus and a
special fneiity iu procuring labor sud nates, tho
ballnce-Hhcss Of 1sma.l t&shA does not show >
profit; he is. In fact, auiucumbesed landowner.
Tho uaira debt !a yatiously estimated at from
sfp. .o0o, 900 TO 81, ,o0o,ooo. more shan half Of
which ~ funded.
, 1876-02-28
PEDESTRiAklSM.
nraPnFHfF err Ln ~Fnk&s

Ono Of tho most interesting pedestrian matches
over noted lo this city wAa begun laat evening a
Mccormick Hail. tho contestsnts benR Henry
schmoh'. 5z. and Ellen Wickess, who hayo oo-
gaged In eoptest sga,n1t asch othos and time.
Tue gentloman undertakes to walk 600 miloe ID
IA hours aud the womap proposes 10 mako $50
ni!os whl!s 1chmehl mAkos 900,
The start laat evening Whn VulI attended,
by considerable number Of Indies and
genslemon. Among tho latter voro
Mayor Colvtn, Aida Mahr, LeuRsonor.
lItidreth, aud White, Commissioner Cies1y,
sons Ths t1se5 10 sa out - VII N eas Ell Ell
Will peftult snd laasaaros = laps to ulls.
About 80 Huilmohl came On tho pletform md
received At tho hands Of Tho hsyof = vsty haud-
eome belt presented BY hia frionds., At o'clock
Honor tho 81 90, !" and were OF on thoiE long
tramp, The gentleman Vas dressed II black
pnhta. white ah!Ek rod legGtngs. and low-cut
shoes. lilo IL tsl young man. woEgbinR about
lA5 pounds, aud trained into arstclase condition.
crat way, he may bo raid TO bo built for podes.
triap. lie certainly does not lack speed what
Ills sta!,ng qualitioa may be must be seon later.
Miss Ella Wiokers, thc fcruaio contestant, 10 4
sasy gal. whsch looks - II 1t might endure. Hhs
worc lAHt evening what eppeArou too much and
too heavy clothing, and it il pretty cloAr that
heavy drcaaee, hats. And feathers will hkye to
give way before tho 0Est 100 miles aIs registered,
KnoH!sou, ]. Kramor, W. Burns, and 4. BchmA!t.
sln for The backcss Of Time and sehmehl, while
John Feld keeps sccount for the WOMAN. Iii.
4, /. Boetk Aeted ~ Ieferee.
Tbs main ntakes ot foU0 each on schmehl Aud
TInot " veil - Inc $250 each Gu the formor
aaa Wioae1s, havo been deposited In the hands
OF Dlr. J. e. llnlnca, which ~ guaranty that the
match u not a EAso.suonsy A1Ar. - has boon
iutimRteh.
Schmehl's arst mile naa made In to miuutes,
and Wickers' in 1920.
ROSE AND HUBBARD.
1t IL curious and not s&slly-ezplaIned thips
that crowds should attend every 1askiug-snato6
IN ChicsKo, aud Ps1hsps sQna philosopher oAp
, 1876-02-28
THE BRlGkLAYGRS.

REORGANIZATION OF WEST HfDE UNION.
4 large and notwithstanding Of Journey
nen brick1ayors was hold yestozday afternoon 81
bohemia Hall, No. 70 West TAYLOR strest for the
puspoas Of Eeorgauizlnc Branch No. l OF tho
1}1lcklAycrs' Union. Somewhat moro than year
ago the Branch ras disruptad by tho bricklAyosa'
strko, aud auaily tottoEed completely iuto piooes
tie troasury falling into tho hAuds Of
tho Phtllstines, Branch No. 2 whEoh works.
interests coutred III tho North Division, continu-
cd to flourish, aud has At tho presont timo
several thouaaud dollars IN tta treasury. 6snco
tho deniso Of Branch No. there has been fsls
etsouE desire for eomo organization or proeco-
tive union among the brick)ayers Of tho West
Division who aro mainly Al Engl.sh speaking
population, and recenttv their moro afifuant
brethren In the German Dranoh have offered to
Ata thom. and have p,2 proposed =, to ss.rt
sufficient Tor years life, 10 that no initiation
fec or other contributions ueod be sought from
its mombers during the frat year.
The mecttng yostecday was : snhsa,mcctins Of
made up OF Englisl-speaking. tradesmon, Who
wero anxious 10 profit by tho nberaiity Of thoir
Gerlpan co-lsborers, and reorgaoize the Branch
on tha ruins Of tho ono destroy cd By their folly
s s,a 1a'ssSs g o., ftkP u PseF ' m mfs'Sy a ss
1lr. 4. Goirors oi1ieiatod a. secretAry.
Tho Chairman stated tho purpoTt Of thu moot
jng, aud called upon Iii. William II. Stanley for
statement OF tho necesBities existing for
firmly established protective union. That gen-
tleman followed In speech directly to the point,
aud witLnt worry moderate in aaseEtfona. Thelr
wages he said, wero too often below oven o1dI-
nary living ratcB nod this sddod to tho fact that
sharks OF contractors wozn continually cheating
and gouging tho tAboter out Of eyan those Email
Wages, had placed them tn = position intorlor to
almost oYory other craft. DrioklayinK tho
year round had come to be but little better OF
Ionunerntiye than the occupation OF the uows-
hoy. Strikes would not romoly their condition,
but on the contrary would tDtnre it, II auch =
tuiug wcrn possible. Tho only hopo that seemed
to present itself 10 hls mind WAS the drafting Of
an honorable platform aud standard OF wages !;
md then rigid condemnation Of worthless con-
tractors might ouabio every trldosmen to live up
To tho rates OF tho union.
Several other gentlemen spoke In similar
strain.
Tue Engliel-speakin9 trsdesncn then COM
noncod business BY olect(ng Edward Courtney
TO tho Craftsmanship. Inquiries worn mAde by
hint On taking tho CHAIR, concerning the affects
of tho old Soclety.
An officer Of tho old Hociety replied that he
WAS in possession Of thh banner aud o4her prop
critics, aud that there wts deposlt of a1G0 In
the First National Dsnk. all OF which would, un-
deuhtedly, bo turned over 10 the now branch In
due Reaeon.
On call for nlgnatures, about tfty namss wclo
Piaced upon tho rolls, and Branch No. MAS do
cis1 I'D duly organized. Due notice will be given
| Of tholr ucxt meeting.
, 1876-02-28

orfIdEn potAH cAPrURE8 Foun nrRaLAhS.
About 0 o'clock list cveong Ollccf Dolsn dis
covered three burglars attempting 10 entor tho
liquor storo 179 Jsckson street from tho rear,
aud fourth At tho fsce Of the a1ley, Watching
aud ready to send In an alarm II their game was
likoly to be Interrupted Tho officof and watchot
obsorred thu presence Of oaoh simultaneously.
and, tho latter warning his pals, the four
Isft tl,oir Job and esaayed to e..
ia pursuit, aud came Up With two Of thcu,
wnom ho nfrcstod, aud though thsy ATTEMPTED
to thump him into releasng them. succeeded In
tkposis!ng his burden a tho Armory. where they
Wilson. 10 then rotufued 70 tho scone Of the
attempted burglary, and at tho corner Of Adams
and Fifth Ayonue encountered tho remainder Of
the mob, whom hs recognized and
a sa TO coaS asay b{ {fo,es S GS M
replying satisfsetorily to bis questions, and no
assistance coming 70 hand, ho ondeayored to IN.
luco ti.o twain 70 join the company Of thetr pals
1t tho AfmoEy. ono Of thnn, named Larry Brady,
ss.en.ed nnxilmItuEly. yhila Tue o:hsr. 5osspl,
Of Do!sn aud struck cut at 3 rapid gate In tbs
direction OK Jackson Htroot. Dolan held
% 10 Its prisoner, aud, aftos airing
three shots, At tho fugitive, without,
the third to tho Arnory whore ho Was looked
up. flo then ssartcd ont to ASCERTAIN tho
whorcAbnuta Of tho last While Walking west on
Harrison street he noticed tho object Of hla
search lcsausely pbrambulatiu5 notsh. on shor-
man dtreet aud, after an okcitiug chase, cap-
turod and placed him behind the bars
whcto hfa tllyce companions had proceeded him.
Tho frat two named hto well-kuowu burSasa
and cursed tho luck that prevented their doing
any work Oh 30 favorable night ~ Inst night
was. Brady IL pupil III thnir hands, AZ Is also
Rheahsu. uhoso education has boen obtalucd In
a low grog-shop run by hts father on South
Canal etrcet+ Tnoy ssc ali hard citizona aud will
10 taught By. IN experience at Joliet that tho
transgroRnors' WAYS arn doyions and rough
Dolaa e.incod q pluck sod perseverance, In his
work Inst night worthy Of emulation, by tho
police d Ch!cago, and deserving Of commendat'
tiau a The hauds Of aupt, HlcLoy.