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"a prraNsnf IN BHsBmlEl M hllt nIE5E- Enamp-
iams PRdnIs4s 4ffIt1ne a s1rtnfhllp EritablsS 10
sEuuH lh AIlzr sdf md shtHHy, ana mpmrrI 10 70
strength anh vitality. = ma M sanrx par oaettal
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rlnH PHglaIEr r.annzF - sFsFsspafA, otIliauss
IInaE sBtE 1fnslic1el saB1Etn- VsntlEDS esnS
sltIAI1n Al aLiamssr hrrfE.zE rrun hsarfsru.t
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nmIh asr pErElEsn-zAsraE = Sn1rr ID nssiiefne.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

ErNOTICE To DEPOSIrORs IN THEME
BANK THE DISTRICT
~ COLuM stA--Aitsr July J. ISL, interest will
rvgulsr tatsrest periods, lIanuary and Jply,l un-
loss 70 snail base been In bnK Al lsast three gaen-
a ar mouths mum date ~ deposit.
Ntth the leaye sxss p,toa the present rules will
gouttnur IN Force A. follows. vtH.: Interest will
sagm.ns~ the nEst of each Month at the rate Of
ave per CENT Der annRn- and will be passed 10 the
er~stiE oc dspostrors January lst and july LIST all
sums of QUE totiar ant upwarts then In bank. the
stns having been on deposit ous OF more calendar
IusutasS
April ~. ts-T.
myt-Bs..1 Iei...B5 tCriiIcl
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EE-I azESE5 1T SasEnT

l.EInin "a 7-s1IT.a- EN=zg 9ssPbs rsm.mber
JEnHI uiss 1illF rAzrsGuuf IguEF Psarf rsath
HaE1tul II VII lHzas1vs n1lEr assLh mum dslaY.
ant alffin Imam RsnlA t1EhIa knt white thruIkh
lin. = and ~ sanzS I.sr sszEtsL SOD ~ all trux
lViEE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
HArr's roaeh powder Is the hes. in tho world.
90 AND Sn THEN.
white dnck linen vest for On 80, worth s15o, q
kkrxHSsruN's, $40 Seventh street.

wELEARs tknt Washington 10 soon to be made
an important headquarters for the sale Of Hol.
mans vurist rcnovusd Anue and Liver Pad. Ths
same as In New Yerk. Boston, Newark, and Gin
efnnatt Dr. Fnirchild, one Of tho propristors, IL
stspping ut the Ebbitt House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
RICHMOND SETS.
The Trial OF Col Crittsadea for Forgery
AMI LaTeenS-ETidsaoe Of LSoseness in
the Transaction Of OssCfaI Ba,In,S.

ny LeieETaE'h - is- NEI1"Ea. Republican
RICHMOND. Va. Nav The -risl OF Col .
{. T CT1t1snisa, io0rEsSPsr q iEs Houss Of
Delegates. charged With i1rgsry al IarseEy II
-alsing our-tceAiss q zeubxrs' rlv. has been in
progress tEo days most O.. u1.ra tine has been
"eruried BY tie prose-Gt;gH- TIE eNamtuatl0u
~ Witnesses Tor the teterse commenced thf,
evening The esse Till probably gcCGpy the bal
Alce OF ne week lac sVslgzss raEs far has
lryeiupe- slzs.terz5le z.0azg q gdleiaI loose
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
GET Harris roach powder.

Tue performances Of HHAmlst,r advertised to
have taknn place On Saturday evening next, will
Do for tho present postponed, account OF .
serious mpeffment. uncomfortable IN It's char
arsrr- having suddenly arisen, and which cannot
BE- 0bvtltsst l.. U. WALSH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s-rHE ARLINGTON PAyEMENT.-ALL
parsons ~ho we've to WORK With me In constructing
the Arlington pavement In $50, BIZ calling upon
mesr ssn,ting their addresses viii nara of some
thin- 20 their stvsntake. WA. q. PARIsEN,
mrNr- sug Ninth street,
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n iuW ariRuursaF nnnsaHArr. rnruE aaG aahIs
var isoitf4 gnsEsa4 nj runsFlta than with
nmE0m Lnndiauns MA GtIFs ClsHnar II VIII
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

nxDtrs' FaxscH KID Doors, Of all styles and
qualities. at H. L. SrRAsBrRanR's,
Md and Dos seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
BnADr'A

ctsauss them thsrv.shly, easily and quickly.
Sehf NJ drug and fsnsy stores. 10 cents per
bottlal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

10 AND SEE THEM-
vhits duck linen vest foe o. so, worth a. 50, at
kArznssruS's, 40 seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

Go AND SEE THEN
vhits drek Iinsn vest for ESQ, worth s2.so, at
KArzrSsrxIs's, $40 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

nv adlbsan E ~ apzal ss1ss sBt suxnfnr mi
rgaiiH rsssss % sEss.s "a N. ~ ICES ssssk Ex-
uiAnlsss isafa--<Inua N IL D. Cs.,zsA r. Cs-s
SlsaT-F 1u~safag rrssfu n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
IMPERIAL HorRL,

IMPERIAL HorRL.
The OSLT
FIKSr-CLAss THREE-DDLLAR PER DAY
HOUsE IN WASHINGTON.
Va past tho Wanss % the travelling public. this
aTiI-elass hotel has reuced Us price n1i -four TO
nhf above Motel ID tly loo hted near FOuE-
tsrnth street.. uOntln2 Penns Vanla avenue, Is
gonyealent to the Treasury. Army, Navy, state,
Pdst Onieu and Intqrior DEPARTMENTS,
JAMES 3. PIERCE,
my4-u Proprietor.
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EA a Ph Rim $ :

EA PhhRi
CELEBRATED ....
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
INCONSISTENCIES SAUCE.
Pronounced BY connoisseurs to DO the
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE"
and applicable to every variety of dish,
Extsast Of 4 Iettsr from medical gentleman
a., 10 his brother at WorossteF, May
"Tsn LEE & PERKINS that their sauce 4,
highly esteemed in India, and 4, In my opinion
the most palatable as well as the most whole.
some Sauce that is made" ~ - 49,"
Premium awarded at Centennial for;
Iirst. "ExCELLENT TASTE"
Second. VERY CAREFULLY PREPARED
LEA . PERKINS SIGNATURE
LA Z PERRINs' SIGNATURE
ls on every bottle.
Is on every bottle.
LEA PERRINs:
LEA a RERRINs.
JOHN DuGuag's SONS,
JOHN DuNOAN's SONS,
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LOCAL MasGl41.HEu

White duck lin1n wrHt i'm 81 .hg wTan sat "a
EATzERRTIIrEi n, BlD slHVanli BuraHs
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tshrriun ana Gf1ns1E1T FaEnlturHs hArIsssE kssart-
ntmr IN t1n mfEc Aliss- Lawn Sprfakisrs AMI
Ssursin His-s NJ HamiliE1'A 7 n u A oufI1iux.
Tniu and D asES,tasL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

Low eur suous, for spring and summer wear,
at all PRICED, 1t III. l. SrRAsnyRanRs,
sos and 1o5 Seventh street.
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EausnAgas. VAsus. srlrrAKr.

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aHg3ffL ffsE Inna 1lazihcnzFuzxF Tantsg, AZ Ham,
lifIm Il L u Y Il 5niLalas- S5lIh ma y srrusGG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

rlir HdIHrssnE NJ me surra< .BI -sltax r.tss
mr. 6uuza-lrnisuf .sw-urrftf-=
-.-u-rs.a. zHrtnr. sailing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
CITY IHAHx

In VIr.RRss CaD LAVE OiE AIk LAKE,
lIralldh 1rsd IN 8mEs- Arrns II saxe that
s-aAC sEftsann M Eimfslznu4bGa- Asthma AMI
itiTrfHi amin. zfinGlH-S,ls4 Liver UtI As prepared
" Dr. wIilHT. q q -r1sa.s4 td TIA 1AuzeAkin &
-lTisrS anil aifsa s12,seiff vrupHhr1E1ln ID tho
HnmBi inGs,s L-Inn- srEEas znEurHthe usFy artieis
uiIlIrrf IA nd sIin hsatl1c szlllllss al Eht al
mi ~ rrsfrrnEB sasnN disease ans sasgruyaE II
AIS lidnAE q r.mnrsAnss ssRar- 1nk WI cause
and 1tssnllfzzssa strsms In snssube srrunS
t-iRE ttiTrnE 1tnr TIM rsrzlrs En1 se1zt q kEss
n sFsHrv 1nilF ifer infznnl ma a. tia 1raE no
p,mErnun, - 0lmEAs lrrr.Irt1m AZ tina Ennsst
MlIaEsaeuzEssi sliF ~ a Il NEt..E CAezziaS.
5sssrlI ssdn ~ ali trurs-sz-
WALL FArErs AND WgHpS~ SaAR1--
q Vn s4ar WIZ Tunznf akpsirs,A \ ina best MN
and f1in lsSsss lfnfRL - IN Enoaa1as.
III y. MN sE.h- nHxu aifr u El=,rst1 Hall luss
lnttnut Inn 1rtsB and HARVEST szaak - nv sprtns
laEIErls II 90 iisGaa u Iar ra-F- ANA prizes
tn1HC IfuF umslfattnIn- " n4su ElEhales4 all
nitrrh pm AZ NsSE sesap
(El-4 Eso THsG u1E C0sErss sruvEss
IpEmE BGaihHsL a. ~ a-EE-I:znsS T. NJ a. 4
iulliiiur lirrIlr yluIh ma fEEH-zz-
EsmPrusHzG AIs GAsErrrrss
gnu HAmIIItmsA = II a. L. suBEfn<- Ninth
snh D. ssTsalz- NJ aT-= -=zEHn1s establishment
n taiu'uni-
--s-zzE EE--EE=E g Gas FEIrEEas
n VassllnJzEn. gsfHr rzs hn-rlI E-s-unt
sHEsfnI fisE lrIH1 1EaaIh<nuru-s' 7afgs5s AZ Ham-
iitImE L u z n sailaias- SsaIh ana y ssrusGs.
EdusnAGnsG VKsns- SrNTuAKH.
tsArriun ana Gas-nr1szy FzzzziHrv EArrsss .sssrt-
nrur n TIN ntFS alisI Lava SFrfnStsrs AMI
<srrHsr Hasa HamillEG's r " y Il oQfI1inx
11nita and D sSEsstaE
, 1877-05-13

her trial trip in January Of this yeaE from 4aeee
town and back, 500 nautical mifes, when soe
worked we'll in the open sea In strong .a!e "
wind. There was no hitch whatever on hc9 ta hMu
trip in her machinery. Everything worked VEL
don't know Of . stronger ship that eyer CtosSGn t.
the Atlantic Her comnandcr-capt. WatSins1Iss 1ass
u seaman Of full twenty years experience: G!os.
cyman'e son, and yery careful and Conscientious ~
man don't know Of d ship that ever ctossco LIE
Atlantic that apparently in better conaaMnnh ~ r.. =
think myself that it is quite possible toa' SUE
run short Ut coal !" ,,t,,o1
She may, however," interrupted M. Nichos.
son, .'haye broken her screw. her snalt oI .. nes
rudder. But even then she Is al tssa'' !" n'
opinion" hod
Nj, Inman continued: ''But II any accident nno ~, :.
happencd to her machinery, know BY my dallY
rnfes ncross the Atlantic that the wind Is contlnu
Inc at southeast and that it III actn4ly Impossible
for her II she should b. dragging her screw c!tne5
to get in the track OF steamers or make 1ana: Ina
snail NOT 1nyeclf consider that there is anything
serious about her until there has been week 1i
westerly winds. The new engines and repairs @ .n!s
wear to the City of Brussels have cost Soo wv IN
co}d and the Company takes lfs own l'shs up
70 $500, 600 in gold on each OF it, steamers;
And TO show that We are nol III ~!
alarmed in regard to the City Of 9snssc1s @ we ar arc
self crossing the banks, looking out for her. ana
am perfectly satisfied that she ia safe from ice-
focs The shin was in splendid condition when she
ieft the wharf. and know Of nothing whatever
that could have been the matter with her.
The total value Of the Ciy Of BRUSSELS, regard
less OF her cargo. is Elo0 600 sterling. OF winch
the lnman Line Company take one-half tue risk.
She is shin. riesed, and registered ut the Custom
House, which is tue same as Lloyds, at =, 700
tons, She is one OF the largcst steamers OF her
class anu Mr. Nicholson believes she will be heard
from either tomorrow or the day after.
, 1877-05-13
SUBURBAN..


The alumni c1ercItcs Of the Cook County Nor
NAL School takes pace Friday evening at the school
building. The programme will consist Of an ad-
dress BY the President roll call Of classes Of 1863,
'7U. and II. reading BY Miss Tammy Curtis, essay
By Miss Dora Foote. rollcali OF clasaes Of 1872
and "a, poem By Miss Belle Cloughan. essay By
Miss Fannie Crowel1, orution by 3fr. Andrew
Combs chronicles by Miss Ida Ellsworth. Music
will be ntcrapersed through the exercises. The
tree planting exercises will take place Saturday,
and will consist Of mugic, prayer by the Rev. Mr.
ucdron, vocal sofo By Thomas Goudwilfe, oration
by the Rev. Robert Col]yer, piano solo by Mr. K.
Ncy, ec-plauting, music by the orchestra, class
address by Mr.. Frank Z. Brayton.
OAK PARK.
The Board OF Supervisors OF the Township OF
Cicero will meet IN the Town:lIall Tomorrow.
There will be sumo important transactions to oc-
cupy the attention Of It's members
Mrs. Hastings, resident OF the burg, narrowly
escaped violent death Wednesday. She was
standing on the inside railroad track watching the
approach of special train coming from Chicago.
its destination being Geneva Lake, Wis, where
she WINS going to attend the funeral Of her cousin,
Conductor Ncwconb. She. supposing the train
would stop for her, was standing on the track.
The Omaha express was looming from the oppo~
site direction but she did not 1t until the train
was fairly upon her. At the sane instant the
special train passed, md she hud just time 10 step
into The narrow space between the two tracks as
both trains passed her at lightning speed. Had
they not both pnssed her at the same instant each
with an equal amount of velocity, she would have
been drawn under the wheels.
, 1877-05-13
-ANNOUN CEMENTS.

The Painters Union Lodge. No. 10, will meet
/ Tuesday ut Maskell Hall. No initiation fee for
| those Joining them
Prof. S. S. Hager, the son Of the German scholar,
the Rev. DR.. Hager, will lecture in Lower Farwell
| Hall this afternoon at o'clock.
| The city Office Of the Droper's Journal and the
t'belt line Of newspapers" has been removed
from 81 Washington street to LOG Dearborn street,
basement
| The Union Catholic Library Association hold
their usual quarterly meeting at their hall Tuesday
evening. Business Of importance will be brought
before their notice.
The Rev. A. A. E. Taylor, D. D., President OF
Wooster University, O., will preach in the First
Presbyterian Church at half past 10 o'clock q. m.
aud 1t o'clock p. IN.
o. F. will celebrate their third Anniversary Friday
evening at Quinn Chapel, corner Of -Four til avenne
anu Van Buren, street. Admission, 25 cents.
The Society Of Friends ORTHODOXY hold meetings
day Sunday ut p. m; fourth day "wednesday
| at N. The public are cordially invited to at-
tend.
There will Be IN open-air Gospel temperance
meeting On Western Auenue, between Park avenue
and Lake street, this afternoon ut o'clock, con-
duetcd by Aessrs. George Evans, Frain, Lloyd.
and other regenerated drinking men.
CT, "psick~ pomsFoy will gtys his lecture, What
O'Clock, In the Peoples Lecture Course. uE Tenn
perance Radical Hall, $40 West Lako street, corner
Of Pau1ina. Admission, 10 cents.
The Temperance Radicals hold an experience
meeting this evening at = O'Clock, In their hall.
B10 West Lake street, corner OF Paulua; and TO-
morrow evening. at the sumo hour and place, they
give literary and musical entertainment
The summer term OF the Athcn:eum day school,
05 Washington street, begins Tomorrow. 4
chi1drens cIass in French begins under Prof. Mar
chand Tuesday at $50 p. N. Chtidren's singing
class, art class, day French and clocutlon on Sat-
urday.
The hfth annual meeting OF the Chicago Society
OF Physicians and Surgeons will be held Monday
evening at the Grssnd Pacific. The annual reports
Of the Secretary aud Treasurer will be presented,
and the election Of officers for the ensuing year will
be held.
, 1877-05-13

OBLIGED TO STOP.
Cnf.fdf D{stn1kch In 9hk Tt.tbifuk

BosToS, May l2.-The Directors Of the Globe
Insurance Company voted to-day to discontinue
business. The Company hae had IN existence Of
eighteen months. and started with capital Of
$500, 600. While doing large and profitable
business In IN economical manner, Its Investments
have shrunkeu In value, and the outlook for the
insurance business Is such that q continuance OF
business in considered unadyisabIe. The receipts
for premiums have amounted to S121, 600, which,
deducting s43. 600. leaves about S7s 600 for rein
surancc. The Company is solvent, and It's organi-
cation will be maintained for year In order that
It may resume business II advisable, while at this
date no exact estimate Of the loss to stockholders
il possible The officers express the opinion that,
with careful management, the assets are sufficient
to return the stockholders 80 per cent oftheir ill.,
vestment 1t is not yet decided In what company
the insurance will be effected.
, 1877-05-13
EMMA MINE.


New YORK, May 1.-Two new suits have been
brought against Trenor W. Park and partners In
connection with the Emma Nine, the first by
Warren Hussey. of San Francisco, who came here
tue principal witness the English suit. Hussey
says tile developments Of the recent trial opened
his eyes. and he saw he had not been equitably
dealt with. He charges that while Park WAS buy
Ing the Emma Mine stock from him for $50 cur
rency, he was selling it in London for SLIT in
gold. This and several other interesting details
are set forth in Hussey's complaint, which has
been served on Park and his partners.
The other suit is brought by Robert B. Chisholm
on the ~ me grounds, including interest accrued
on the amounts claimed. The plaintiffs each seek
$500, GOO.
1t is said that James E. Lyon will soon bring IN
action for the same amount against Park and his
former attorney, Senator Stewart.
, 1877-05-13
CORNS VS.. BAROMETERS.

-A~&A N*A -
rIcAT1NG-REsULT DRAW
An old gentleman from tho wilds OF Evanston.
somewhere along the ridge, called at the. Signal
Service Observers Office on Friday and asked tho
official In charge il his predictions often came true
The official said that the returns Of the department
showed that in seventy cases out OF every hundred
its predictions were verified. *.Pooty lucky at
guessing you fellows are, eh" said the sage Of
South Evanston. Guessing, SIR" rctortcd the
ofacial; there Is no guessing In our procedure,
but acting on strictly scientific principles and ap-
plying established rules to ascertained conditions
we dcduce what in the great majority Of instances
proves an absolutely truthful conclusion. "
lyon do, hey:" said the old gentleman,
With sueeT. 'tNow want to
prove that what you squander millions
and millions o! dollars Of the peoples hard earned
Weatn upon with your asterod barometer, and your
thermometers. and youz anemones, and other in
strunentalttes, il q fraud I've got corn on the
little toe Of this left foot Of mine that ri back
against any Of them electrical sewing machines OF
yours for money. Here. :" said the old man. puline
od bis boot and sock and slammiug q rat-siIn wal.
let down on the table with ! sehe.neuce that made
talks Here's my corn. Here's mr. cash. Put m
nr saut up; lou put your spaamodic battery-
ta nse your choice of all Of fthem-a1onyside Of my
toe; when you think it's going to rain, you boiler:
when my corn tells its going to rain. ri hoiier
and Tue man that hoers first and Is right taxes the
e Uuseitgf laoorea earnestly but Intellectually
~ convince his Visitor that there was nothing Ii
the Constitution Or Revised Statutes making &C.
eeptance OF such challenge part OF his oIiciat
aaties bes!des, the appropriations were exhausted
~ his visitor would come back after the begin
n!nf OF the next fiscal year -. .'Stunped, by
Jimmy, stumped:" said the old man in trlumph.
knew II vas all . blamed lraud-r' besides"
demonstrated the observer, att mightu't rain for
kix weeks or 80, and your constitution wouldn't
stano the strain OF sitting here ali that time Per
haps TOO, your business might suffer BY your pro-
longed abSeQCE. - he added courteousiy t.7,hsf IL
my affair, sonny replied the old man. in disni-
fed manner; there's NY S. Put up. or eise
shnt sa!1 ;, up a, md >, give me the champions
you insist on the irrepressIbIe conflict
between nature and science, III match INV ther
mometer against yours for S.. But as you seem
Ing with the Signal Service bureau by eouuectin9
, 1877-05-13
THE CITY OF BRUSSELS.

3. Last evening Mr.. William 1nman, principal
owner Of the well known Inman Line Of steamers.
hts son, Herman 1uman Of Liverpool, Eng, and
Mr.. S. G.. Nicholson, General Superintendent OF
the Company, arrived in this city from Omaha, and
registered al the Grand Pacific Hotel. A TRIBUNE
reporter sent up his card to Mr. william Inman.
lie WIS the frst to successfully introduce screw
steamers for ocean transportation twenty
SIX years ago, when the old City of Glasgow
and City OF Manchester piled between New York and
Liverpool. He has not been to Ame1ica since that
time, and never to Chicago. The object OF Tue
TRIBUNE representatives. call was ia gain, II posi-
BILE, some authentic information in regard to the
missing 1nman steamer, the City of Brussels.
which is some two weeks overdue, and which had
on board the Pilgrims 10 Rome from New York and
;Aonsseal, including Father Oowling, who Is we'll
You sec, +" eald Mr Inman, IT am not afraid
or newspaper seporters--1 rather like them. TO
ne sure am glad to make a statement in regard
70 Ine Clty u BRUSSELS, and l believe shc Is all
have Ia, feassuring effect. do not think there Is
- The City OF Brussels was buiis seven Jear1 aeo.
and may bc termed Il new steamer. She was bn,lt
at time when eontraets at the lowest price were
not popular. and was wholly built in the best nos
siole manner by days work by Todd i McGrceor,
Of Glasgow, Scotland. Shc has not been lensth.
cncd, - has been heretofore stated The dread Of
the safety OF lcnEhcned ships arose from the fact
that the Steamship Compau ys ete
Ameriquc WAS sunk But this was not owing to the
fact Of her hayin.: been heightened, but because
the French engineers did not know how to MANAGE
Enel1sh-bnilt engines. The fact is, her watef-
valves were turned the wrong way, and every time
her engines moved they were pumping the vessel
full Of water until she was fall enough to sink and
th.t was the secret OF her misfortune. It was the
same case with the French steamer Europe But
as said before, the City Of Brussels was not
heightened.
The vessel was laid up IN 1876, and q new
double set Of engines and boilers
placed Pa IN her. She has two four-cyiin-
with the improvements in the Ad1iatic and Celtic,
Of the White Star Line. all these engines were
mace hY Forester Co., of Liverpool the same
1fm who made the White Star Line steamers'
eng1nes;, The builders give six months RuaSau-
.ee OF az their engines. and they are yet running
II was down In tbs ship uyself whan aha .nade
, 1877-05-13
cu,cAfn sNnw.wptrr c1ngc erapcu

CHICAGO SNOW WHITE GLOSS STARCH
is the whtest, purest and strongest starch In the
market.
Chicago Improved Corn Starch is as pure as the
ncw-fa11cn snow. Try it and convince yourselves.
This is new Chicago enterprise, employing 100
hands. Such enterprises build up Chicago COM
mercta1ly, and ind employment for labor. Chi
cago Starch Company, corner Clark and Twelfth
streets.
, 1877-05-13

70 kke Editor q TAG I1Ffburt.
CHICAGO, May 12.-Some ill-desiSning person
has started the report that ''Nettic, the news
girl" is at the House Of the Good Shepherd de-
sire to correct the wrong impression now existing
Nettie Milsom is ut the tSacrcd Heart" Convent
on West Taylor street, where che will remain two
years and finish her education Respectfully,
NErrfE's MOTHER.
, 1877-05-13

SPRISar1ELp, ILL.,, May 12.-The State Auditor
has directed the Ohio Mutual Relief Association
which recently opened M insurance office in Chi
cago without first complying with the restrictions
Of the State, to cease business, aud the officers
Of the Company announce their compliance
, 1877-05-13
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of plaster made him nil right again. save the Wenk
ness ensuing from the loss OF 80 much blood.
What ia most singular about the Alfair Is that
Mciicw refuses to prosecute, most probably be-
cause there is some eecret ut the bottom which ne
does not wish to reveal.
, 1877-05-13

Splendid upright and squire pianos for rent at
low rates. Secondhand square pianos closing
out at less than cost Lyon & uealy, State and
Monroe streets.
, 1877-05-13

PERSONAL.
Mr. Joseph Ward, the world-renowncd tonsorial
artist, has returned to this city after five years.
absence, and may be found by his old friends ut
Edens fremont House barber-shop.