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Special Notices.

Iesiic's illustrated Newspaper for thls week
ready. contains InierYie" Bewcen indian CHEZ and tho
ien n ccptOu Of President
Atlanta Ca" wesiern Drama Cacyenne-tuners q
Steamers u Funeral u
IherS-Iaunch 81 AstOrs lacnt 4" AmbssSadrrss New
ArmOry for the tn Rec mentMar In the last etc. etc.
Nervous ESha usion-A medical comprising
Of lectures kahns Museum u Anatomy, New.
nj core " premature decline showing
csDgtaby how lost heal De rcalnc afordug clear
synopsis OF tie mDeGimens aud u
and physical debility bDg TIE result u 20
Pnce 20 Aiirrss the agtlOr. DR. l. J.
KAHN Oaics and reslceuce. E.. lOth.st. y
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RoUMANIA INVADED BY THE TURKS.

BUCHAREST, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1877.
Two hundred Turks have crossed by Dontoon
bridge to kalarasch from Sillstria.
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ternoon. DIR. Caldwell, tho surgeon Of the Russia IN
which the Archbishop returned from Europe. can 70
the dying preate Monday The latter recognized
him, and said: Il can't 90 with you now Col ne.s
YOU" The Archbishop then sank into a stupOr from
which he has not since rallied
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PREPARING FOR THE WINTER.

LONDON, Tuesday, Oct 2, 1877.
The Russians have ordered contractors to construct
800 kilometres about 1856 miles, Of railway Bull
garia, to build huts for 100000 and hospitals
for l D 900.
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UNCLE JI1fNY'S AMBITION.
- IL. Il. 1. LII 1. IL l. L-.----.--L

Inasnuch as the consul utlOn or the state
n5f Inc election of Governor, we presume Eile
Jeanss ambition does not contemplate second Term
what he old really Expects Is 10 ne Tue uolhte OF
s, rrfv or orncr FOR Pr sdent ot the Unit States
Hence the Og rOugs tnc Daru raisings, anu Tie endless
round Oh agricultural fairs
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THE TURCO-HUNGARIAN RAID.
InNrAnN Tr..Inr Or y


A Vienna dispatch to Tile Times says that
only 500 rifles were seized in Transyvana. The pro-
jeced rad INTO Roumania a scheme Of few enthu-
siass and adventurous and lad connection with the
Hungarian popular sympathy tor Turkey.
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COLUMBUS NOT TO BE CANoNIzED.

A1vl'I'O0'' ''I'4IV'0I'3i D'V %
A special dispatch from Paris to The Times
says the sacred Congregation OF the Vatican has pro-
nOuuced against the cauOnlzatiOn OF Columbus.
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RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTs.

Russian reinforcements continue crossing the Sc
reth into Waachia.
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Positive superiority is claimed by DEyLN Co for N
stock Of clothing they or They are rady TO demon
strate the ruth of the proposition 10 all comers
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HAVANA MARKET.

TINA v Y Oct AIT the Cheese Marke here Yesterday,
10000 boxes sO az 45 SC, the Idlas price WIS Loo. Il
few were sold commission.
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COh5IWIsE AKkINAL-.
The number of arrivals domestic ports during the sams
time a. fo4lOHs.
slmrs. ships. Brks Brigs. schs. Total.
Eastern ports. ~ ~ az go -,
southern pOrts.......------ 80 -"t ga
Total ........ .......lOs 3 II Is l,0T l,lG3
For other slip Ne,rs see Second Page.
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Irish Naval Surgeon (On the wrongs OF hli
proges,iorJ: Bedaa thin It's inst ths-theyre thryln
= get US as chape as they canand they can't do ut y
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Psteafs, rradcmsrk-. &c.,
secured IN The uited State an foreign cOuntriesD
ARTHUR V. HRIL>ES'S PAL ENr AGENCY
25a broadway. Nre-IuTk.
lest references. send fOr book ~ instruction

Best references send Cor book u instruction.
Poss-Dalce aotIcc.- iorcl.n ,nlIs
SATURDAY. October B. 1871. viii close az this Office on
TUESDAY, lltaO for Europe by steamship W. uminS
by steamship Eu s.a Queenstown Correspondence or
France forwarded by this be specially AL
dressed and AZ u Tor FrAaCe direct bY steamship
Laurent fiavre TIT R-OAN. - , a. Tor Europe
burg: -slt kDAf. al il3J a for Germany, etc. ~
Wcsrr southampton and bCu lcoffrsEosd
Brian aud France % be forwarded oY nts
be specially aiarcss'dli and at l. No. Tor
Europe by steamship Ciy n l'chmoud va CueeasioHn
(corr, sponenco Germany IL an aud North q Ire
Land DO lurWlrd BY - steamer must De sytciv al
steamship Ethiopia Soyille Glasgow. The stsaa
81 ps wyoming Russia 1Ed CITY OF Richmond 90
mails or Denmark Norway. The mails for Na,
York October q. Tie mails for china
Australia, etc. cave Francisco October 10
Eew-Y ora, sept. % ls71 4. l. JAMES Postmaster
sixteenth Assembly Dist ict-A meeting of cfzcns le-
promote The b't interests ~ CITY aui state al
st Friday evening. october al O'Clock The namc.
OF candidates the Assembly solicited nom leanr AMI
influential ctzons and their merits ALI De
considered. Independent ~ political parues or cqucs Al
Al. Jenny esp anu Others The ,xecnth sscin
bly, District means Clyl service and FrancA Reform
WILLIAM RADDE, Chairman.
The Fire ON Hearth. Fireplace, stove and Furnace
Cali send Tor circular o. : v Co.. 10 FAt0nst y a
The seaside I.ibrnry Latest Issues.
By Ms. Henry VOID
~. Christians Mslake, Dy Mics inc
81. Ny Mother and l. hy " ~ Mlioc& aVc-
by Eliot
I'd Madca p Violet. By william Black
~. Ortfn Ia Gaunt by Charles II, abe lec
Masiacn. By MuAlo collins fOc.
newsdesrs and sent posi- paid receipt OF ~
Tor numbers and IS cent? or double nDeI ~
GEORGE MUNRO. "a BstAinansl. Nes'fof~
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CONDITION OF ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

CONDlIlON Of AhN'D'" -,
Archbishop Bayley's physicians did not think
last night that he would live I'LL morning The Arch
bishop Ia unconscious and has been DO since MONDAY IL
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FAyAvA oct. 2-G0ld-UpWard tendency Spanish, 223
22J42 I1xcha. ses unchanged. sugar unchanged.
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MIDYIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, variable
winds mostly from the SOUTH partly cloudy weather
with rain Virginia stationary temperature ant
Stationary VI falling barometer.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 3. a. m.-There was further
decline Of pressure yesterday and toward night par
tia coudness succeeded clear sky. The temperature
advanced three degrees Tie moisture Of the air
continues exc -ssiye.
70 tnis city and vicinity, increasing clOadiness
BE- expected TO-DAY, and threatening II rainy wealth
sr, tomorrow. Changes ~ temperature WILL probably
Dc slight and In tie direction Of GOODNESS.
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TRIBUNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS.

by teas Of
Of
q TIE -ercury dsnng tb0ss
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ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS FOR MONTH OF
September.
We give below the num1erot vessels TON ioelsn
countries the month u september distinguish
ing their and nationality. This ta3c - complied tom
the Government kept the Barge Oc b. Mr..
Alfred Nable. Boarding officer.
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CUFgsE MARKET.

For other SIP Ne,r' see Second Page.
, 1877-10-27
MUNICIPALITIES.
4hIIENA, I'LL.

tAl1ENAt I'LL.
Bptci1l nfsDa,cA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
GAiENA, ILL.,. Oct. MA deadlock lras CT
listed in the Board III Aldermen for some month,
past, tho particulars of which wcrc published In
THH TNlnuNB soon after tho origin Of Tho diff.
Guilty. Numbcrlcss meetings Of tho Counc,l
tare been held, but, as neither party have felt
iueflned to back down, much Important leeisla-
tlon has been lindcrcd, 10 the xrcat dctriusns
Of The city. The people having hccomc tirc,l Of
the farrc played by the Council, assembled IN
large nusibcrs ut thc Court Eionsc this evening
for tic purpose Of appointing . commit.
have got tic 13oartl at logger.
hcns's, md inviting slte disturbing members 10
resign. J. n. Ryan, Esq, was called to lhe
ctlair, and J. O. sparc sctested o. Secretary On
motion nf D. F. Fowler, the fo!lowiux.s,amcl
gentlemen were appointed as stlrh Gonmtttcc:
The Hon. r. II. Mcclellan, The HIN. David
sShcchan, c1.A!ayor joseph Hasor, e. Il. Per-
klns, Esq. and John II. tfcli,nan, Esq. The
n,ectlug adjourned to Thursday evening next,
at which time thu Committee will render thcIr
report. Mich excitement prevails in thts citY
uFer this matter
, 1877-10-27
FERNANDINA.

How It Has Suffered from Yellow Feyrr
Fsrnundina Special to naston Htrald.
Tho condition Of afruIrs In this sadly afflicted
place is about as folows; The fever fur the
pnst week hos been quiet, but only for want Of
material to work upou. Every white person,
with the e~~ lion Ut some. twentv.1ye, has
bccn III, and :. =, number nf them arc still
confined to tho. Tho colorcd people, 10
for, have escaped, III great measure, tho
worst typo Of tho disease. Tho deaths since
Aug. 81 hayo numbered e'ghty-niuo to date.
Tho percentage OF deaths here has reached
higher rate than It did In Savannah last year.
There, out OF q population remaining III tho
city of 1900, II was uot abovu 10 por cent. a
,lIation rctnalntng hcro. s!nee tho com,
suctlcemons Ut tue epidemic, and showed
l,rss persons-518 Whites and 1,tlt blacks.
mud out Of that number $50 had been Ill, IND
H3 wese still H.. Al TINT t!ale thore Worc forty
then altcen Of that number hayo been or ars
m, and some have died. Tho mortality. has
been one In seven, equal to II per cent. stneo
tho commencement VI the cp!detulc all NDfK
aud business has oeeu suspended, and We ha5s
been compelled to Gnd means for subsisting w
fuulIles, bes!1cs = number Of people on the
mainland ncar us, who arc either III or dcatf-
tute. Wo AFe unfortunately situated, being 10
inland town, with NO back country TO atd VI,
1 s'sy . st u 0s os soGa pss S. us
we have no prospect. Ut 4 resumption of any.
thlng like business before December. We have
but little hope Of = cessation Of the ecourgs be.
fore frost, and that la an event tha time o.
which no one can conjecture. Our fuus1als
haye bccn very I'D. Often no que has bttn
ablo to attend the hearse 70 the eraveyasd'
Then. again. one caFriaRo will b seen tollos"
lug, with perhaps one fElcnd-
, 1877-10-27
pURDICK'S CAUCUS.

ASVIhEH SLAEB fUN ALE iEuiAEs
In Par!or 3 Of tho Durllck House rather
queer otllce-aeokiug crowd got together last
evening. 1t was Burdlrk, until latc,y Chairman
Of tue Grccnbaekers, who WIS tho originator of
tho asscmblagc. It WAS quaint, intellectual
gatherings purity oi souls who fcastcd on
Dur.lick's elouuenco from 8 o'clock last night
until this morning. II wns bright nni orua-
mental, this asscnbla0e, which h1d holy l0r-
"Now, we don't want anything satd
a6out tlls,h clMrpctl tic bland bur
dick Into the ears Of TnA Tn1n-
uSr pcncil-singcr. "rhfs Is a private affair,
anu there Isn't auythlug certain about It," Tho
truth fs, the 0fccntackcfs ar1 d Drokcn-tlOWn
house, qnarrellng aud Sighting among tl,cal-
eelvch: Each number of the parity Is Jealous uf
the other. All are greedy and want office. 1t
was Bnrdick's friends whn had gathered! to pre-
!nrc = slate to be in1orscd by packed C'nyen-
ltun MoNllny, ard then to bu forced down tho
wls there; 80 were kavanaugb, McGiiyray, aud
Dixon, nf tho Workingmull. Durdlek b,s4ctl
the job: After hours ol wraugiuu,
II was decided that Judge Walacc was
tho Inan for County Treasurer. ". G. liuHlEsk
for County Clerk. Knyunaugh for trobatc Clerk.
and Hugh Mclaughlin for Clerk OF tho Criminal
Court. They walIt Judge Jameson for Superior
Court, llainea for Probate, anu Loolti's Tor
for County Judgc. Some North Side n,an Is to
supcrsedG Julius Jouas OIL thu Workltgtnen's
Ticket for tue North Stdc Conmtssioncrship,
md George 9. bowen Is to be put OIL In the Filth
District. The remainder Of The fudnstruls'
ticket In to be ratified. Tliat Ia Iuat what Bur
dicks caucts resolved Inst night.
, 1877-10-27

Bull AMI his fellow. Chiefs That they wou!d Ia
permitted i,ca@tahY tn return 10 tbc Uni,cI
States. anil Occupy such reservations "a might
te assigned them, upon condition OF surrender
ing t1,tIf nrins md nrnmunttiaI, horses anil
ponies. The letter further sass:
In case tha Indians refuse 10 return TO The United
cummupIcatIon with lhcrs and The t3ovcrnncnt n
tlrrnt HritatH will donbt takc auch measures y,
Tnhy be necessary to rrntcct the territory Of thn
United stntef hgn1nat HUSTLE tnyas1ons. S
This result, Of course, ct,ls tho matter, an II
Ia regarded b. re As 4 satisfactory ending. TIN
dispatches will he laid before the CnbInct In tbo
usual co,lrac, but thcro will be no further In.
strttcttons t0 tho Commissioners, as no necessity
therefor exists,
, 1877-10-27

Ills Return Homo-An Incident Of l1ls Trip
from Calais tn Dover.
~ Ia 4Nef inf

Ills Return Home.-An Incident Of lfls rrip
from Calais tn Dover.
Dtsaafch to Cincinnati Gazette.
NEw YoKK, Oct. G5.-6amuel J. Tillen ar-
rived to-day on the Scotia, In company with John
bigelow and Abram 8. Hewitt lie was met IN
the bay by tug ioldel with friends. flo drove
At ones to bis homo, aud declined to talk poll
Tics. 1lo Is feeling mich botteE, ho says, and
certainly looks u great deal better than 10 did
last spring.
sIr. smatlcy's London letter In to-mosrows
Tribune gives this Incident In Ttl4en's Journey;
" In crossing tho channel from Calais to Dover,
tho 0pyernor remaincd on deck, notwithstand
constantly, broke over tic shIp aud sovcrrd ths M
1cck With sho,scrs Of spray: When about
twenty minutes out from Calais they met q
heavy eca. Into which the men at the helm tthey
were Frenchmon) stceEed straight, in.tead Of
llugc biflow came aboard, carried away tho bul-
warks, boats, and davlts, aud sWeut tho
deck from stem to stern, llrco or four feet
deep. All tho ,pnssenEers who were not under
ts tsse' s Es'e naa @ 1H 9 s' rue waapps1 see
at,ott him. Tho rush Of water carried him of
Ills seat, md left him soaked TO a1a waist and
Ills rug gone. It was very cold, but he would
nor stop over night at Dover, which would hare
bccn prudent. In this anttlratud and shtvering
condition no Travelled all the way to Lontlun,
n Journey Ut i've or Blx hours, after tho
unl long exposure, Utv. Tlltlcn found himself
laid up next morning with slight congestion
Of tho lungs. Dr.. uarrarl ordered hsn to keep
lila bed, to give up dinners ann nll oLAor cr,Enge
nlr,tts, and finally, not to leave lis room Ill he
should lenvelt Frday attcrnoonto take thu train
for Liverpool, on penalty II an nttack Of ps,cu-
mona II he rnbcllcd, and d promise of complete
escapo from alt OWL effects Il he obcycl. ",
during hls four days' stay in London, Guv. I'll
dlscontrl1t, hut with tho good result Ills physt.
etau predicted. All traec ot congestion 1sap-
pcaretj, and ho left London entirely restored"
, 1877-10-27

RtouAosp, ", Oct. 3s.9Ths Sioiiet LIQUOR.
regtstrr, o. source of revenue. Fecctg9d stton9
Endorsement IN popular verdict rendered " ~
favor hcre to-day. The occustou wR4 pr!tia!J
election held BY the Conservatives ~ Monlats ,tS
dive candidates Tor members OF tho ne1t Housts HIat'
Ut Delegates, There were twp scsa ol Saha.. Sah!l.
aatca Ia lbs acld. onu set VIVA tho reEui,ar I,a'
pomiaees Ut tho Conservative Organization, ~ ~,
c1Iedly In fsyur ot the Moltct FexnteF' -" .t''
other sst was placed ln tls aeld W .ns
lt4uoE dealers and the worktnglnen, pl'e,I, w.,
pslly Oh the platform OF oopos!t'on ~ ~. sII
ltquor-Ccyister, and kuowu - tho Arst, a,ea,
Mcfiut ticket. The contest va. splFstSsa tsa
Oh the part Of tho whisky u,en. thol1a, .'s sne
vote poiled WAS very light, rcaultinls wthous
auy eppasent effort III the signal defeat OF tnss
ticket The lowest candidate OH the resu.u.
tjckrt had clc4r, though small majority , Gss'
thu h4 hest candiuate on tue Anti! aioifct tlskst =,
As this city IL tbs stronghold 81 oppot'ton ~
tha register !n tho state, It u believed that te
result to-day will clec!94lly cEppls any Ilr,ass
Efforts " repeal the Motiet law BY lcghlatls9I
enactment. The lsw Il being rf3id!y chiotsGiu ~
in tlis city. 01s 4aloonkeepeE has alteaut
been sentenced to thirty dars' tmpEtsonAsass. =
aud ano Ut 8l00 fof violating 1t. AnoLue1 ~. ~.
tnc.l ~, aud several others who have hteh III
distei trma!n tu De tried. II thu law 10 as ~tu
enforced throughout the State as II y bssg ,s
there eau bc 10 doubt u TO It, great Alt1t 49, i
efficiency Is voluntary sou1es VI tAs1!on ~
TGyEAQs-
, 1877-10-27
LOCAL POLITICS.
Some Questions for Mr..
Lynch to Answer.
How Gen. Lieb Runs His Of
Rcc for Political Prr-
poses.
Clerks Who Serve ns Delegates
to Democratic and Other
Conventions.
Expenses Of the 0fice---The Mar
riage-Lioense Register
An Old Suit,
The Democracy Listen to Some
Plain Talk from the
Workingmen.
The Grcenbackers Figuring Hard
10 Get up q Tickct.
WsllAttendod Republican Ward Meetings
Mr.. Hesing on Hammond.
The Grcenbackers Figuring Hard
10 Get up q Ticket.
Well Attended Republican Ward Meetings.
Nj. Hesing On Hammond.
THOMAS LYNCH.

A FEW BkAiLh RUEsItOFos
In a day or 80, Mr. Thomas Lynch, candidate
br County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket,
sill be visiting tho wards and making speeches
guIlowtnc questions will be probably put to him.
Antt they aro given here SO TINT he may bo ready
with satisfactory answers:
Is lle after tho IrcRsurership for the saxe Of
The glory or the money!
II the hitter, does he need II TO take up 2
&i5OcO incumlrancc on his La3aiie street prop
crtyl
Is It true that he employs no lrlshmen In his
TINT lie could not l,oss them and order them
around M lie wanted 10 hts emplnyesf
Is II trua that ho was a Republican In 1874,
mi, supported Charles I. FaF~ell for ConEresA
against I.c Moynct standing at the rolts for the
1'uurlh Precinct Of the old Twcntcth Ward. and
nobly cheering On the boys who voted for the
Republican unntlllate1
1sh true ti4at he y = menlcr Of The t1rm Of
Il: II. shufoldt q Co., dlstlllert, II. u, Slit
ielas being 9ne ot tho stockaodcrs in tho Ftael-
What is inc Indebtedness Of that firm to the
Ftdcl'y--that is, to tho poor dcpositors In tho
cunccrnf
Why ltd mis- firm nay m assessment Of $500
to TUG Governme1t In 1876, and wbY was 1t
What did Marshall +. Bcect,cr, Gauper at his
distillery, say to The Gyanl jury regarding
operations Mt that dtstillcryf
iuprc.ton In tho minds Of the Jury favorablc to
,lc dlstiIlcry with which AIr. Lynch is cot,-
nccteui
Wl,at ln1 Phelps, who was storckcopcr, aud
S!tltsr, who was storckccper, Ray regaEu'ng illis
distfilcry mil tic WAY 1t was r.iul
What was that story about tho quantity nf
whisky made March, q, tic day before Tho tax
was Tatsca frosn 10 TO 10 cents per gallon.
, 1877-10-27

The case came up for trial subsequently, slorX
Ashton. Mctratt, etc. The Judge was ac-
4 very mild form Of libel. Tho following ,,av
Gen. Lcb's attorney moved Ia haVo tho suit
dismissed, Hhirl, vas dune, and no rctractfon OF
the offensive iano,ln1e set forth In the indlct-
incnt appears to havc bccn published.
FpILAK on I.tEn.
To fAe Editor ~ 7hf TRIBUTE
CHICAGO, ftCt. M-In yunr artirlc IN to-tlav's
tribune on Lirb and Ills record there arc some
mistakes to which / dcstrn to call your atten-
NIr, Lfcb asates IN hts circular that the ex-
penscs OF the County Clerks office during my
administration wcrc e15, .0s and only $aa11
in iS7D. Nov VIA. want to call sour atsel,-
ton to Is. that. 20 tns tho costs during my term
arc concerned, Mr. Llct> docs know, and hc
ought to know, that Il Ia falac. Frutn mn official
October, 1873, and which was published in the
daily papcrs the next 1ay, lie ktatcs that tho
whole amount Of fees aEd costs paid me by Tho
county tn1si3 W. s' Stst+s. md not s7haS@:
the Office was not lufte s35D0o. II ron refer to
TIE TstnusR o9 Nov. q, t371, sos, viii find my
Mnswcr In full 10 all the state.ncnts set forth ny
1.1cb, ami the answer will show Mr. Ltcb in
JosErl PoLLAx.
L,sBts NAnRrA0H tlcuNsKs.
The falsehoot Of Licb's stories about bis
hiring men for their efficiency and not for their
political usetnl1css ts best sflow' BY the dis
graceful conditfbn Of the lnarriaEc.liccnse
portance,-of more Taluc IN n,any respects than
auy n.hcrs in the cnstmly Of tic Clcrk.-arc IN n
condition which would be disgracefui In tho
books Of tentl.-clafe grogrcry. They asc kept
By a set Of t!litcrase follows who arc unac-
quainted with the English language, who can
not read, nr write, OF spell. A specimen Of the
literary accomplishments of one OF them will
b. found In the following letter: ....
Fre.nd Vim. iSttpp: would to like 70 ask you
es hS T., H. os san
''S ~ - A''' ''"' '''' Yous ?. HAND.
The handwriting OF tllts communication Is
awful and intesertbnb1c. II was not long ago
TINT Father Thomas Lcyloi!. pastor oi vt. Ann's
aysuue, took oceasIon to spuak To his cunRrega-
tfon OF tho frightfui lncaracity Of the ptrsdns
who haA charge Of tho Cook County marr!are
licenses. 1lc held up before bis dock rounio
ftntl been unable to dcciphcr them, and he had
gone to the ClrFkfs office for the purposc III
finding ont fhc real names In tlany eases
names On the lconscs arc ,hissuellcd, aud tn
tnanv tnosc arc utterly unrccognlzablc, even by
the parties for whom thcy are lntended. The
tnnu whp is partly intr1stel with this business
Is Peter Hand, WHO WINS Mt ono time tho .laller
of Cook Eoun1y, who was Indicted for selling
liquor to prisoners In jail IN violation, OF law,
aud who was also brought before Commissioner
law by selling liquor without tho necessary
license. a pcrso,i with record like this u
hardly the mnu tn pnt In place requiring such
cnro and excellent pentnnnshtp as are demanded
In marriage.iieensc clerk. In spite Of the *
rustulat[oas OF priests ans! faYHicn. Gen. 1.Eeb
will make no changes, but for some rcuson I'M
known prefers to retain Mr, Hand and bis
beustly systo.n ot bookkeeping. =.