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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27

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obfr selfrenser @ebtepr boS Neatmen
nidt mebr tn bdnren bate. De,
@anlrrt6, ben Der Gnabe aIs 6of,
adrtner beaetbaet bate, erbcb leinsr
Ianeen Gals, fbaute f1 iberau nm
ltfB etnise 0afsrafaf ert5nen, une ae:
roUe, ole psnu Elm 8tnofoe In elmer
oauFsn Gecern fibre, erbOtsn ou'
SAME ibrs Glieel, ldtieu laut, nnr
che 60 liG BET R5nfg oeriab, sins's i'm
Sturm mad alien spetunroretei9 0tns
ben aus sinanprr, in bic fetten Wteleu
am Gee. Der S5ni9 fdrie-es ball
niht; er piu flatlden, absr biz psttlfbs
wtu nt6t fnausn. Ct lief reGts CT
!fe' ltnfs-ss balf GHsS nidt. Spn
S6wstB triefeno unD atbemIos Yor
9aGsn, feBte ct ltb auf ben Baum
Ieamm. tuorauf Der &nate 8ele1en, nno
LIEF bic @dnle 9eben. Der Snabe bot
wirflt6 Ne@t," laste ct su fid, ,,bab es
letdtsr IT, elm paar Mtuieneu Wsn>
l6en su regtersn, als etne 9eerDe @duic.
Sur Der os,ludte 6~Ofadttner 1T On
al osn uupeil idulp."-Der Snobs
bate untsrbe1en ba6 Sud- gsfuupsn
unp fam frsupeDpu surid. Als er
aber Dor ietntm t5nieltGen Stsuoers
irstsr itanp unb eas lnbstl %anfarrte,
ras pisisr ansertdtst. lief er spr SGre<
den eoS Sub aus Der 6ano fallen.
~Da babsn Mrs !" rief e. 1pstneno Dor
3Vn nrb 9stp. ~9aet ids ro6
sIeid, 9br osritbt ntdte gGaut
aux! S oQsin Bring ls NIT msbr slam
men. Nun beIft mir aub Na6eem
Rnobe ZEN SSnip bslebrt, wte Ct ZEN
Arm auf uao ab bewesen pnb fdreien
lief ct fort, ies%nifetatelleu Odus
betbe:bu0oIsu. Ser &5nie tbat 1stn
M6gIidltts. uno nad unldgItGer Wlbe
pag enoltb nie beerre lptseer beiiamz
Damn f60lt Der Snabe ben RI,
EiA aae, ras CT 10 l9Isat leire pflI0t
un0 id!oB nit Dsn Nprlen
), Mstn eebtaa fol- mir 70 Giner Die
psitIGe nit mebr frtegsn. Dem S5ni9
ysrtraut' I fe nit al, penn e. MID
beDeasn iOl1te, u;eire 0etype su p~er!al>
-yIu bat Meat, mstn byapsr
Sunae," iaete cieier, Ia lautes 2aGsn
au66rsdeno /; Der perjte5t's 9eraoe 70
l6Iedt 0I8 I'D. Ger Id 81: &5ntS Gelbf
bin."-,Sbr5 Sra, rae madt einem
ptufsI weiB, nit mir!" REF CT aus.
,Nebmt euer BUD NIB ma1t eaS
Str Dein fommt. Sid fir ZEN S5nte
ausseben, penn man 70 nnssi6ift
II !"-,Al(o ~SAuier, tIeth BET Oct
nen 2stfen !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
Gin ~bel0emmitbiaer &aabe.

Dc. fletne gulnsy, esr SDbn zines
trIdnoiiden Matrolea, wuree eursb
Dte uebunesn, ote Ieta 9ater nit itm
CUR Gee oornabm, fo bebersigt 10 &C.
ibtdt uno trdftte, caB er 1dDn in leis
mem Sierten 2ebenSabre tenn SbifTs,
auf Delbem ct erapeen wsrDsa par,
lber spet Stunoea nett ua6l6wtms
men fOnnte. " bate aa1 cine srobe
Gesierre, fi6 ourb feline 0ef6iflt6fsu
uussusstdnen. NlS man i'm etnmai
fra9ts, mas es fir bas Gbrennouae
bnlte, CAB ct aur Nntpprt: .4em Sd
terlanre nisen. unp ietne Shulotetsit
tbun. eas TT Die sr5Bte Gbre."
Deld sreBer Mann bdtte bteler
8nabe werren fDnnen, pena ieIn Esben
SUn ldnSerer Dauer serpelen wdre! SOL
sence 6eIeentbat 1T awar Die einsies,
wsIde ct IN leinem 2ebsn rcabradt
batte; aoer Fe 1t 70 spsI, raB ie uns
aas Inpsaten oteiss iuusen 5eeman,
ues auf thinner ebrwtrpts ma9eu fam.
Nuf Dem ndmlthen Sdtfs, auf nell
dem Ii6 0Olnsy nit letnem Batter Be-
fanp, par aud tine rside o~anpslafrau
aus aHaita, bic Elm 3B6terten BON
lsdS Sabren BIT iid bate. Das lsb>
bafte Sinp enifsrnte lib etnas bon (et>
nsr Mu!ter, weI@e tG Gin wenia aur
Rute beeeben bate, fam Dem Ronpe
res 8froedes gu nabe unp tnbeu DIE
SleIne it6 an Der Nusf6t era5ste,
wuroe Ge BET etnem plDBli&eu S6pans
fen ess Sdifss pom S9winpel ererifs
lien. unb ftel tn's Neer. Saum bate
ptsiss 8olnsY's gatsr bemsrtt, 70 Rar,te
CT tbr na6 uno erSrtf fe, tn elmer stems
liGen gntfsrnun8 bonn SG;fe beim
Sleipe. Wdbreno ct mit Der einsn 6ano
ruberte, unb NIT Der anpsru 6aup cas-
. Stno fsf an fi6 crudts, un 70 wtsper
on ZEN 8ano ess S9ifes su eeIanaen,
bemetfte CT BON Deitcm einen orpsen
@estesfi6, psl@sr serabe auf i'm los,
| otn9. Die 0efaDr truroe NIT iepem
gussnbltde rrineenber jeeermann elite
/ auf cas- 8etoed, ALIEN Niemano tpoate
, it@ wetter man fsuerte bios einiae
E 6Itn!enl6dGe auf ras u~upebeuer al,
pas NIT ietnem srOben 5@pan,e pos
{ Nieer i@lug, unb letnen far@terliden
8a9en bfnete, unl feline 8eute, pelaer
= ee san3 nabe eefOmmen mar. III ers
c retGen. Bas in otsisr etoeen glotb
, itarfe Wdnner it@ nt@t ~ tbun aetrous
, tn. eas Detiuate biz fineItGe Qi,be
: sirss Spbnes BET Der 1tfubr letnse 0us
tsrs. Der fletne 8UInp bswafnete GG
: lOslei6 nit etnem lptbtsen Deaen,
, titrste (i6 NIT Demlslbsn tn's Meer,
y tauGte NIT unslaubltGer S@neuiatat
r unter, i&lipfte unier Dem 8au@e pes
4 Meerssflbes na6 btntsn bin, unp fies
5 lbu bas Gtleu bic ans 6eft In BEN
+ Sau6. 90 pl5sli@ onsesrifsn uno
8 l@per perwunpet Derlieb pas uneebeuer
ben Matrplen, unb tebrte li& Sp4 @utb
b 8s9sn ben anaben, Der feline StSee pets
oOppelie. Nel1' belrunbernsuertbe
RtnpeeItebs, unO suslei@ .rel@' eth
8 bsr3ssrrsibsnpsr aubltd! 6ter stttert
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27

tfstQt aus ibrem berssn fir ibre GeeIen
~ @ptt smpor, Bonn @trtrub III pros
tefantflh, tbr waro nt6t eeIebrt fir
Nbgefcrtene su betep. Jn iener prG6s
ttaen GapelIe it fsin Iabsrnafel III fin
cen, In rem Ger almd6tiee @Ctt Gag
uno Na@i ron Gnesln unp Weni@en
anoebgtst w'rn, fein IItar, auf wel6em
frOmme puffsr pas beitiae OpFer fir
Sens. ete hort Fseraben wurcen, rar
b~rinQen ; iibsr ctsien Rubsitdtteu ertbs
ren nsh, rte @ebete Ger air6e. bort
III Nuss lfiu uup f0it.
3om rer bosnbsysile @Utt bSrt in
beiliasr NHatgenDart rte Gebete Derer,
Die TN :0ei7e aus METER 0erne tdaIth
riels peIlafene, bOe Stdtte aufiuden.
,lene w'ifen, enB CT ii6 Der SeeIen rcr
Oisnihen ubarmte, eatum bofen une
~Qlouten ie. cae er basmbsrsia 0sgen
Gen 'c'o witH. rer leIbR i'm 9ebsn 70
t~atnbf1Sig mar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27

Eeine Mutter fir bos 0eben tbres 4tnbfs
IeeRen G%rrettuna nod fn,fner iebr unQee
nt6 rDar ; rort isBte Th eth eoIer Mann
FER ar5stsn @efabr aus, am ras 2eben
zines fremoen atnoeS su retten bier
l6out Die ganse Wonn16suft oes Shife
FED, auf eem 8eroefe rerSommelt, ouf
cte 4dmpfsnoen NIT Der ar5bten Ibeils
nabu,e uno TurGt. uuo rart rinat Elm
sw5lfidbriAer &nabe ME elm frdftiaer
Wlonn NIT einem unaebsaer, uuo troBt
Dem unpermeiclihen EDne, uEi ben ass
ltebten 8ater AZ retteu.-S0 bslosns
mdtbie it6 absr Ger iun8e 5fIp Aeasn
letnsn Rdrfern Getno pebrte, 70 mar Der
Sampf eod uneIei6, nno 70 bIteb fein
aneeres 8e.tunasmtttsl iibria, nls etits
ee 6!ubt. Inter ben oieIen Str!fen,
welde man beE Batter uno Scbne 3us
Darf eelang eS ennltd 8eicen, einen
Derfelben III srbalden. GtIialf soa man
8eine an renleIben beron ;, iGOn Da-
rem ie fat sebn Gus dber bem Ma6er,
ldou ertSnse pas ausemetne UreucenAes
l6ret: STE finp sersttet !" aber netn ;
~weniefen5 Gtner foGte paa Spfer fir
pte uebri9an werpen. Witbenp, oie
8eute, peI6e tbm 1bon TO- nabe wor,
eutrifen 3u lebsa. taudte Ger Mereess
flh untsr, lhnellte tpie eta BltS empof,
faBte BEN unglud!t&en &nabsn, uno ser-
btB tbn NIT leiren idasfen 3donen NIT
ten ben chamber, oa ct ca benz au8ez
so9enan Getle bod In oer Quf. bling.
Der aneere Ibsil ces 85tpsts 8s!anate
pbne 9sben NIT nsut bstlubten Safer,
pfl6er Das 9erertete S;nD fee uuz
Hammers belt, Dteper en- 0orD bes
5aiHee. go 9tn9 in etnem @ltrr Don
an5if Sabren otsier iun9e, boFaan9sa
pole Seemann su Uruaee, ais elm
Der ttneltnen ytsbe, bewst1t bon
@Gsn. bic TIN fonntsn. unD nit
lbletInabme bswunceys Don jeoeu', Der
ptele bslDtnmGibige 2bGt erfnbr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
0aberleiDen>

0ratt SablfuS, R'D gOrf,
jtuarbe burd 81. aug, aDni9's 6amburssa
Syopfea Don einem 9eberletoen gebeiit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27

NQe nstasnatiiden 2eiosn, pter ii dnberen ggsrtea,
aue 8raafbeit8sr d siaun9eu, treI6e easd Sic un3ffunSsn
Nustinfuneen Der @rbe pber,te8 QGahers erseugt rerssn,
terridta in bieisr !Satre83eiss DDr. Sa ieotr @e8snb,
IL eide Dem 5ieber rter aaferer. TorEnen tnterntitttrenber
~ausselest if, trb Die ltrFaber bieler Q.iben nun
in srEeter Gbdttsfeit. @s iRbaber jeet tte S~abrease3t no
bic SeaObner folder Dtftr;tteibr SaRem sorbe.eitet fpaz
ten, ura ter unsciunben gef6afsnbett Der &tsrpiptdre
hurGt ben 8etrdu6 zines IDntf8, pber ~unaatuut enben
NltiteIs, 3u ~besesusn. lla!sr aaea frdft8enben Mtiteln.
ueIGe eurdD 3stt unb @rfabrune ais cine S.drtraa bss
Spfens sesen ale snDentfben rnb %eptbeni'3 ben Srant.
beiten erprpbt tporeen itn57 feht Softetter's wsasens
bitterea rbenan. Drcdp redt5eitteen @ebrdr9 sS Bit.
tera Sernta9 Der i6tpd3!i@te @inwUbner Elm = unefiurben
8tfritts Der Rranfbeit 3u ~entaetsn, wel6e stne 8eibtl te
btefes m ahttsea 8uEess9fnsfen feI6f ben ssariStsn nte-
~ber.neEfen mag. x
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
Oelbin6t.

Saccb SEES, ROrmanpiQe, 9anfas,
felten Or. Nue. abnta's 5amburses 1rcpfen
na6bem CT lnnee on Ubtssr 8rantbett litt nis'
Der Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
Tteber.
9ebenS=@lirir.

Mnb. CRATER, WampsStae, %. q.
.,Dr. Guguit RSnta's 5arbureer 1rOpfen
iinb bic etn3ise Mebi3in. bic mir nod gut tbun.
Sd bin fGon bod In Sabren uno. frilfen mir
bteleIben bas 2eben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
Ofene @mnOen.

TrieS. Aarffen, YsceDuieo, So.
BETTE uait Or. aueua aDnip'a Mmbureer
4rantespfafsr Elm oTenes @el&ran an fstnen.
8stae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27

A. Strctf, 9naeeasO 5iG,. 81. g.,
t,artetson elmer bO5arttaea 3Ie6te son 2-idbrt-
ent Gettebea burb bsn @e5rauh BOB Dy. Mus
8 aie's 9ambur8sr Eropfen eesetit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
nnDeroaMi9feit.

9. Seim, 5sAtb ADams, MseR.,
rar arhasisunfdbis une purbe bur6 eie Grpp-
fen wteber eana bergefeQt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
WagmleiOen.

WfrS. 3. W. Modcnfetaer,
VI @afO, Sqs.,
pn:be BON etuea. lanspterissa Naseniibel
bnr1 Or. Gueult 36nte's Sambauger Sropfen
esbeilt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
8Intgei6mar.

NObert =. 2ureust @ermunia, ga,
eebraudte eesen Elm 8lutaefdwIr Or. NueaR
8Snts's 9Gmburser Erosfsa anD p1afer nit
Grfols.
, 1877-07-15
In Alarm for the Future in New
York City.
snecimep Comparative Rates for the
Unsophisticated Reader.
How to Pay Dividends Without Earn
ing Them.
Roval Canadian History---Cha1ter Oak
Crookednesa.
l nixrtditable Performance of the htw York
Insurance Department.

NEW YOKk GOSSIP.
sprr{ol corrtspondr1e+ of 1he 7s1b,tTte-
<Ey YoRK, JULY 11.-From bad to worse is a
4-;et but correct DESCRIPTION OF the fire insur-
ooee situation in this city as compared with SIX
months ago. Never in the history OF the busi-
ness has there been such universal demogaliza-
+;on- such insane recklcssness aud disregard Of
all The Ia, dmarks OF safety AZ is now being wit
messed III the practice Of underwriting in this
.,ttion. II this we're confined to The inexper1-
enced and youthful aspirants for lame, there
,nicht be some hope, but the older and hereto
fore cautious Presidents and Secretaries who
hare been held up before the profession rs the
bright examples Of couseTvatIyis1n have gone
daft, and arc competing for risks with E1sor
oujtc astonishing. The old veterans who used to
roll of pages OF wisdom tnstructing their agents
how to get higher rates are now among Lne
mighty army of underwriters, and really the
situatou is alarming. Two years of such WORK
a. is now l.; progress would cripple thrce-QuaT'
tcrs Of tile companies, and three years with y
ayrragc Of fires equal TO the last three woulo
bankrupt the other quarter. There Is no pros
pert Of m improvement short OF disastrous
rontlarratop Had st. John been New York
md tho loss t.f Sl000,000 been s50,0o3,oo
1,robatly the companies would have come u
their senses, at least those which survived. iii
is horrible thought, hnt it is only the open e1
preston Of the sentiment one lIears almost dali
in the CITY offices. As it is, the only prospec
short Of q swccping fire Ia impaired capitals D
the dozen, and the liquidation. If not failure,
many more companies. dag OF reckoning 10
this decentralization must conc. AMI "heh
dues, stand from under, oh, ye great insured
SPECIMEN RATES.
Now, some unsophiSticated reader may tain
the foregoing is only bit Of sensational ru'
h:sb, hut just lnok at these comparative rate
We will make three columns for New ! ork C't
risks, one antc-dating Chicago, and ano1h<
after Boston, and another for tho present yea
These arc specimens Of what is being done hc'
tt,jay.
, 1877-07-15

sr.vrorp. Conn, July 1.-THE attempt "
rcoreanize the Charter Oak Lte-insu1anss ss
comnnny by putting its affairs into tue laanus nus
~ ncw officers has failed, aud movement "'t
he made for the appointment OF a ncee.'...
With such appointment payment OF. premiums nu ~
ri, crasc. but tho policy-holdcrs arc ao'lseo ~
recn their policies alive until the keee',et -
annoutcd, as they will share pro rata IN ~!
ap,onnt Of property the COMPANY owns a1'ef
liabilities are paid. 1,,~x~.;,, pres,-
H4nTroxp, July 14.-Judse r. Wige'n' frsss res'
aeur of the Charter Oak Life-1nsarance 1o... .,..
a.nr has instituted suit for Libel ae'ns' ..,e
co,ya,u for the publication OF an eo11ot,a' IT,
.nnr,,;nr 1ntitlcd, .tThe Charter oah' !-.s
znccial eicyauce is the paragraph conpa4. .a',
,,i,nsc1f and father with the Nortna1ap'o'
hnntsrobbcrs. Damages, s1oo, co., onu
H.nrfonp, July 1.-The lnsufl"e, 49,
,,iss;oncr this afternoon made an app'es,o o','s
farthe .nDo,ntmcnt Of Receiver 1or tne uua,
,cr Oak Lie Insurance Company ne pe.s',u sr[
ests fnrth that the assets OF the co.ppAu, 49,
n,,ch 1css than the liabilities that u r., : " |sr
~ or.. t,t Receiver bc appointed anu .us
o., o., ,,nn1,1lci. The Judge issueu .,4rs tsp 81
;ninnttiou, The Sheriff seIVeu tne nsfer p. til,
.1;c officers, which require them " shnw caus,
s1iceations on Monday next, ano "Ao'
whv a RECEIVER be not appointed:
, 1877-07-15

conf1uce to their character as heavy business
streets. Much OF Dearborn street is now open,
and Clark street, the natural street for two
thirds Of the heavy freight traffic, is now free.
With the Rock Island Railroad track of from
Clark street. it Is the shortest aud best avenue
for such business: t seeks the heavy business
and will provide for it.
But there are 700 light carriages and bug
ries picking their perilous way along down aud
back again each day. The business men with
valuable time, the shoppers and Measure steA-
out again, to pass or meet heavy teams OF cars,
wrenchfnC hubs and wheels to pieces. Coming
to dead stand at Madison, Van Buren,, Eight
eenth aud Twenty-second streets, to turn OIL
switches aud across the dangerous curved
tracks, these have to put up with the pest theJ
| can get. The street car-tsack IS almost DE-
structiYe to them, the solid pavement ls not the
best for them. and their plcklhE aIhops ~ 5ne
| heavy traffic for safe places to go BLOCKS the
| ways continually.
| 4 pavement best fitted for comfort, SAFETY,
convenience, aud speed for this vast class OF ut
| izeps costs far less than that winch Inc otneF
| kinds Of traffic compel us to put down, but i
| the heavy teams 90 upon such road. they Will
| get but slight beneht from II, anu "i1l ~ 'a'ay
the natural route for this kind OF traseas ana II
seeks it and does not want that which Waoasta,
and State, and Clark have sought and bcen DC
voted to, both By their business and location;
Is there any injustice in the people SCUM o.
Twelfth street asking place TO drise aown
town where they can drive with comfort and
with safctya Have not this class OF people Al
much c 1 rslit 10 be considered as the class who
haul heavy freight And ii road is fitted TOT
them, is it unjust to exclude the heavy team
WIKI Two tons Of coal or freight from wcarin:
the road more in one passage than passage Of
m hundred carriages Of his employers would doe
Nav, As The provision OF beautiful avenue Tor
light carriages constantly kept in park-llk,e; I;
d Do Injustice to no QUE, it is therefore to be
sought aud not to be surrendered without at
tcnnt for mere theoretical questions l am
,aaf,l ,ns az Fnr nina Years the best OF my time
has been eiyen to ursing obedience to and en-.
for,cu,ent f, Of tie laws; but in this would
connsel The shortest and only way to try the
oowrr Of the CITY to give tho avenue to the
By, c,,,,;ss;oncrs ~ on nj the Commissioners
Iath . a..3 ,rrnys r. e. Let tic city giyt
, 1877-07-15
MICHIGAN AVENUE.

tn tte Editor Of Tie tribune
cr,cAco. july 1.-THE South Side has cx-
ncndcd about s., 100000 on parks ami oou!c-
cards If which the nearest point is four inilcs
from the Court House. To reach the park IN
d;ana avenue railroad track has been e1tehac"
t,yo miles, and beyond this the parks e3tenu III
MAGNIFICENT proportions more than three lhlee'
These, of course, cannot be enjoyed to ang con-
siderable extent on foot, and access 10 taeail W
any Of the present public conveyanees is tcofous
and fatigung. a..
Whether it may be wise for the people OF the
South Side to put IS, ,ooo, 600 into an investment
Ut this character, and lcyy some s.o,ouv, Sn,,ab1s
that will hare to be paid, is now past prontiu!
consideration, for the people have Rot thes.
money in, and the question now is no" 10 eet
any good out Of It. ,
The character aud location or tue parks Anu
houleyar<s is such that the only way they can oc
enioyed to any great extent Tor health anu
pleasure is by means Of light pleasure CARRIAGES
| If SONG sort, vet to reach them from any part
ri the tity streets scarcely better than corduroy
roads must be traverscu. Tue punl!e arc Illus
yest,nent BY this partial embargo OF discomfort
| Now, 1t las been suggested that, as three
| auartcrs Of the taxes to be colicctcd lot lug
maintenance OF these parks and to pay Inc ous
standiug mark bonds and interest on them Is
roIlrt.d from tho central portion OF the oo1tl'
| Tiv;sinn. some of tue money should be cx-
nenueu il, the vicinity, anu to conucet TUG cetl,
ire Of the city with the parks, 50 as to n'ase
| thcn, of some actual hcnctit to the properly
| nnrtn a, Twruty-si1th street, which they arc no'
| now. ,..1 Tint th,
;mnroycmcnt and keeping in perfect or'tcr O!
s,,,,c street for light tslrriaCcs from the shnsos
r., The centre Of Lie ct5 5xoud be OF great pen
cft 10 every foot uf residence property soulll u
Ketwcen Twenty-second street and tht
Main Branch of the river nearly o'ie-nal
r. the north aud south traffic q
fhc ritz fs done upon few streets. l.
Is divided into four classes. " The carrlag.
n nassengers by heavy public conyeyances. I.
| Their TRANSFORMATION by lighter private car
r;a7es in md from business, or Tor shopping
n1cssnrc. t3) The hauling of coal, lumber
rrain, provisions, and freight by heavy teams
III Tt,c delivery OF baggage, goods ana paryel
10 and from tie residences and smnil oealet
~ tl,c South Side Each one Of these classes
;n,nrnsr: and those engaged In them nav
r;rhts Witch the public should not and canno
ignore ..,u ~ ,,.ssa,,,r,.rs l,v heay,
; nrIi;c conyeyances State street was long ssnc
. fsyoted by laH, and Wabash ayen4c nus sougl
ond obtained q like dedication. For this p1l
rnsc road beds OF iron rails have been la'o an
aarc,usivn rights of property In the streets nav
Iaan o;ven IN the street railway COMPANIES by til
. city and the State. Wabash to Twenty seeone on
,oni1 State street as far south as IWc11tn nav
bean lifted for a11 kinda Of hea4T tran'c LIZ
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WHOM :?

who ia ii that from worldly strtia
-. hanninrss transforms my ine>
Every hoor,
And existence. once 70 coia:
Endears 10 me an hundfed-1oloE
My Flower.
Whose presence Ellis my life With glsdnets'
Whose absence leaves nly heart LII saoncsa'
And Jet
1Iappv, with the time IN VIC"
Our affections to rene"9
NY Pet
Whose smile cheers up nJ lonely neas''
lids It's auxictics ~ de part
My guide ,,
tn rcalms II awcct amt b'tsnfnl loJ'
i,ntxru,shc1i hive without alloy!
My Pride.
Whose fau.t!ess features. angelic face
Gentle u,aus,r1s, 9ueenly gfasc'
Lovely eyes
A nicrurc far ~ pencil "rouSht-
Is ever mingling with my thoashts r
Sly Prize - A''
THfrAEAt.
, 1877-07-15
FISHING IN WISCONSIN.

a,,,u,nr Account of How d Party OF
Chicago Gentlemen Amused themselves
MT seyerai Summer Resorts in the switz-
erland Of America
m The Editor Of The Trtb~ne. -
NEEHAn, Wis, July.--l am full OF lnoiSna-
tiou, etc. My wrath is kindtcd against bolter'
Sanders, and Horace, and myself nave oeen
here ncarly three days drowning inlnno"s oh
the ends Of our lines in the vain hope Of catch
;ng n black bass, or its equivalent. We have
| not succeeded ...., .....o,
Il Is Boltcr's fault that We arc here engaged
| in this ridiculous and wholly Improbable occu-
! natton. Some Of us we're talking about nslllng,
| when Bo!tcr spoke up and said:
| .Roys, if YOU want to catch bass,-otack
| hass-thc sort that fight longer aud octter
th,n n kilkenny cat, 20 with 1nc to Lake VIM
,c,auo That lake contains more bass anu pct-
| Ter lass than all the other lakes IN "lseonslt
| nut together"
Ihaye a strong impression that Bo1tcr used
| eycn more forcible language in his praises ol
| Lake Winncbago bass-fslling, for lse Is very
enthusiastic man, is Boiler. But, as l. am not
erre nnon this point, I will not IN
| s;st upon it, tor I do not want 70
transgrcss tho limits Of exMt knowledge IN tns
communication. Certain 1t Is, however, 1llas
h;s clooucncc was OF persuasive chafactet' lux
Horace-a gcptleman, by the why. VINO SO cios.s
:. -oss,oh1cs the late Mr.. Greeley that fc is
frcoueutly thought to be a possible ncphe" u
! thc dcfuuct philosopher-at once sald ne "antcu
- az IN Lake Winncbago. Sandcrs and both
sa;,1 ,rc wanted to 60, too. So tho party was
ro.de nm. When the time fixed upon for our
a.r,rt,,rc arrived, Boltcr astouishcd US oy m"
no,nc1ns that he could not 20, ansi VIC were
.,,,1ir., tn conc without him. Doubtless,
- ;s bettcr for Butter that he Is not
here- We would have felt obliged to
destroy him if he we're here. IL "oula
he a neglect OF duty not to put an end to per
sou who could provide his friends With 50 much
disappointing entertainment as We arc i'o"
having. ..r,
we arrived here early in the morn1ns.-Vers
carly indccd,-and we felt as sansuine anu III
! full OF happiness US boy with Il % psto'-"e,
fore he has blown his fingers Oil. VIC sta1tes
mt at once, and ished nil day; that 1s' II slth@
! in boat and being sun-baked, Without eatcll'us
n,r f.h con be called fishing. Sanders aver;
that lie did not get bite suppose ne 'aea":
th,+ Tho fish did not, for I know, and Sander:
knows, that hc did get eooa 1ha"S-a' .,'A ,n'
cnntnnts of the lunc1-baskct. I confess tI'a
caught one fish, but it WAS not oass' a'''l ~
t ,sm,,ch rs I was after bass and did not wan
e ,,,l.c resented the act The only one Of u
xho seemed to be patronizcd at a.! WAS Iioiass s
stsntiy as rdse and in expectation Of eatShn
!, t;sh in .s Tie Sweet By and By-" Anu Ae ~
catch one ,ong a. tine ali OF Horarcs bites ha
rsstfa Tste1 @astes 81 s Of wes which
S 6y alleging that i to was sy The Ssscs ass
- | nf bass f{ wonder II ouHAt ~ o''' . 49,.
@ when they be 5egn of f's;st seeas aod Siss1s a0o
snt saia, a~sys iSsS sd did So But = eosh lie b, h , on
surely, a,!1, t,n aiIGs i;s,, botl distinguished their
Horace anu r.,sr t,u scrreacu in having the Ia
, 1877-07-15
oov., CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY

uo,4pEA1, July 14.-Thc calls made on ,1as .ne
.h,reholders Of the Royal Canadian insufapee mse
Company are now coming in rapia's ;or hs t1's
mees ,,s;as OF o, rcaucing the pataup captal' aoa
mskinx up the impairment and sar
snvth. Of New York, will then reissue '''' ~
ti6ra.e to the Company.
, 1877-07-15
R,,elNFss NOTICE.

O.. +no4o mems pants for 81. .as 20, "v coir,s >
sqs s.a fGs .ns tS
last. Onl5 ~" e-t IA East Madison street, Dc
postlseGatJy Gty,G Gt1 .xrnue and LaSalle stree.