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DENTISTS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,

INSURANCE COMPANIES. -
MUTUAL ASSURANCES SOCIETY ~
OF VIRGINIA. ,a5s -
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
- CHARTERED 17s4.
NsURRs BUILDINGS BY ANNUAL OR PER-
PETUAL POLICY.
d. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
5ff. 81. D.,DANFoRTH, Secretary; 2. -
THOMAS ROLLING, JR., Assistant Secretary.
~ ;is ii, JOHN BLAIR, Collector.
81 sfsi DIRECTORS: ytstt+@l
ALPRED r. HAnnIs, EMIL O. NOTING,
WATSON, i; CLEM. r. B1RKsDALR,
WIN. H.HAxALL,g $Gat s WM.C.kSIGHf, 5s-sss.'
WIN. H,PALafER, $50 4Wn.F.GRAx. ssss 4
M ie S.Sfn ~
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THE STRIKRRs MUST. sUCCUMB.

Widespread as are the present strikes,
and formidable as the emonstrations OF the
strikers are for the moment, there can pro-
badly be but one result-the strikers must
ultimately succumb. . The reduction in
wages made by the railroad companies,
though onerous upon the freight employees,
whose pay is small at best is apparently
necessitated by the prostration of railroad
business, and hard as the terms may he the
employees will have to accept, until better
times, what the companies can afford to pay
them. sAtlthe same time; the railroad COM
panies should take pains to thoughtfully
supervise their scale of reduction, in order
that no special hardships should be made to
fall upon any class OF employees Washing.
ton Star, .''h' ~. III,
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s;Ts,s,OoKAND JOB work NEA 8 geiSTi Ne.
DnGTaEn "a the plsp aIV s,ia A 49, : =
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.ss2s. OTHER REPORTS.
FOOD FOR ANOTHER sTRIKE-wAGEs OF TRAIN

MEN REDUCEp.rss
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 22.-Intense ln-
terest is felt here In. the IaflronG Strike. Re-
ceiYer Mcleod, of the Short Line, has issued
an-orffer for q reduction OF ten per: cent. in
Wapes. to take effect on the list OF August.
A meeting of workingmen will be held to.
night. Committees will be appointed to
wait on the saiiroad. officials and ascertain
what is going. to be done. l;r7'st!l ..!s2 - ~.
President Standsford, of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, says no reduction
will be made on that line. a: ,tS' !
ea.,s.s Il MOVEMENT OF TROOPS. r<.it Z
NEW, YoRK, July q. The Twenty Third
and Thirteenth regiments are under orders
for Hornellsyille. g.Hg ,l.ss9.s
Besroa, July 22.--Two companies of
United States troOpa. stationed here have
orders "a start tonight for the sceps OF dis,
turbance &C Pittsburgh and Baltimore. Il, 3
@ T0EAwANgA. Pa, July 222.C Company II,
Twelfth Regiment National Pennsylvania
Guard, left for Pittsburgh to-day There is
great excitement over their departure. s.ss s
There are no indications OF astgike along
the Lehigb Valley - - .5. s -
MOVEMENT or MARINES. So e. -. :
Especial telorramto the pispstch1 ,s,.
PoRrsMouTa, Va, July 22.-The United
States steamship Plymouth, flagship OF the
South Atlantic squadron, lett here to-day
for Washington with FIVE hundred seamen
fromahe warsshsns Franklin, Hartford, os-
sipee, aud Essex, to protect the arsenal,
nssssyysy ards Nsnd other Government property
Mt the cxpitsi. 80 .' s
SfSiks on the Lake Ehore Railroad.
CLEVELAND, OEIo, July 23s.The, fremen
and hrxksmen sof the Lake Shore railroad
struck at 3 r. III. y
All Quiet in Newark, Ohio.
S. Especial Telegram 10 The Dispatch.l ~ 4,
NEwANK, 0Mo, July 22-l O'clock "A. Al, -
All quiet here to-day. The churches were
attended onlyiby women and ehtidrens The
men are al ON the pi pivs. Tina militia ar.
irving natefnize with the stt33s M
trains allowed 40 leave the DEPICTS. ID.
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q AT W 0"8|T---------.- =
Opinions of tho Press.

It is to be Tamented that the managers OF
the railroad corporations and their servants
could not come to friendly understanding
There are evidences in some quarters, it
seems to us, Of bitter feelings of long du-
ration in the train-men, such as prudent
managers Of q great corporation would
have endeayored to heal over. We do not
pretend to say that in the beginning all the
wrong was on the part Of the strikers; we
will not even say that their strike was not
entirely, iustifable. But. nothing justi-
ies their misconduct, their lawlessness,
their violence, their attempts to pre-
vent other men from accepting the
wages they reject and filing the places
they have abandoned. Whatever, there
fore, may have been the right of the strikers,
we urge, in the interest OF all honest and
law-respecting workingmen, that violence
shall be crushed out with stern hand.
There should be no parleying with men
who defy the laws. > Wherever company
can hire men to run its trains those trains
must be run at once, II to accomplish this
requires the whole force OF the State.
Wherever men are willing to work they
must be protected in doing so at all hazards.
Wherever the strikers or their allies offer
opposition they must be crushed perempto-
riiy. It is a melancholy affair at best; but
trifiing with it will only nlake it more cruel.
Neso Pork Herald. :: So -, ~.
LAW THE SAFETY OF HIGH AND LOW.
Theissue. thus raised in distant sections of
the country appeals. to every citizen Of every
class and condition to give the strongest aid
to the prompt and complete. suppression OF
every form. and spirit; Of disorder. i, Law is
the safety Of high and low, OF rich and poor,
and peace is the right Of every citizen OF the
State and nation. Cost what it may, the price
of law and order must be paid, OF the anarchy
that would settle wages by violence to-day
will ,unsettle property and life itself te-lhor-
row in: its sweep of destruction., III the
military force that will reach. i Pittsburgh
during the day: shall be- insufficient TO dis
lodge the, rioters from possession of the
railroad il should be- doubled or. trebled at
once. Overwhelming numbers will prevent
collision,, and next to the enforcement OF
order the protection Of life should be the
first purpose Of those who come to declare
that there must be peace in the name Of the
law PHILADELPHIA Times. 800,
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DILL ADELPHIA, RICH NSFF&
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. sS.ezsz
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROV.
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
notice tie steamers Of this line win make tri-weekly
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY II CON.
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the came city yia Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
=. uepo'' any, a'ot't"s ". r. PORTER, Agent,
- 10 .CE.. -. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
IL t.usr - WILLIAM T. CLYDE CO.:
- No. I2 South Wharves PEiladephia.
-: ss.afis d. D. G. MINK, Agent.
my17 No. 20 Devonshire street. Boston.
0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP %FfS
". ,..,.--Gt. COMPANY. sszsasa
@."ai FOR NEW YORK. - t..','.
This company WI dIspa.en one Q. hsiE spleshdS
BELL, and RICHMOND-erery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely nefT, and were ouiit ex-
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
Thefare, accommodations, and attentions are un.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 hortE
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
With Dispatch and no charge nlade except actua! ex-
Freight received until P. d. daily.
Cabin fare TO New YorS, Sls; rouno-ulP ucSeS
9, For further information apply to
: -, GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents, H.
i; my 49, Office Comaany's wharyes, Rockets:
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GROCERIES. &c.

! A GENTS FOR nt ..ra:s Il,
NEsTLE'S MILK FOOD or LACTEOUs FARINA,
DE-. N. GERBER's LAcTEous FARINA for in
fants and invalids. .., IL 49, -. s
OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR, = z ~,
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT. a.t&
HECKER'S FARINA, -. ,; ~
ROBINSON'S BARLEY SAGUS.
TAPIOCA, MIDDLEMAN'SB BISCUITS, ~
OSWEGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &C., &C.;
A full line OF fine GROCERIES. ...s;..
- 80 ~ j. E. MORRIS &: CO.,
i've .&' z - '.''.'- 1884 Main street. .
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RIGHT AND WRONG.

It must be established now most: posi-.
lively and forever, that no bodyof men shall
be permitted to carry their bordination
beyond the exercise of an individual right
to refuse to work except on terms salts
factory to. themselves. For IL this is not
done then anarchy, In business affairs will
bea certain consequen nee. Aneed not work
for 3. but he must have no privilege TO ir-
terfere with c., IF railroad hands are TO
stop the running OF trains by intimidation,
hotelWaiters sfnay. with equal propriety
unite to exclude patrons. from the hotels
unless their i:emplpy submit to- their
terms. No business would be safe from Ike
domination and the country would pc In
perpetual turmoil - bssade!ph ia, North
a IN ns.; cfy., ys.,t5 80
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OFFIcEJAMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMPANY,l
.E July 1s, 1877.
SP '.s 1d,S N OF JSsE.p I,,,
resume her regular trips between Richmond and
Norfolk on and after MONDAY the 23d.
2'' L. B. TATUM. u.
j. 19-tAu6 General Agent.
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sRA1IROlxD IaNgs.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKING yyrv,.
SUNDAY, JULY g. 1877, az

p1CHM0ND AND DANvILLE RAJ
IL ROAD COMPANY. IL
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EOR RENT.

TOR RENT, STORE ON TWENTY-Ma
T. FIFTH STREET, No, zoe. Rent: very LII
mSds5asss:. App)s'o No. 1als Main street stree
, 1877-03-28


Tho many friends Of Miss Alta u. liu,ett, late
Q! this city. will bc pained to learn Of her sudden
death, which occurred at san Diego, call.
fprnsa, last week Of quick consumption.
Miss fln1c!t Nas lawyer, and had been psacteIng
In this city for lwo or three years. During that
time sha has gained hosts Of fscn.ls and IN envia.
bic practice. She was wholly ensrostci In her
profession. and was possessed Of great ambition,
m apparently fnc. constitution. antl inGomitable
energy. shr badc fair Y, SIn niche In the temple
q tane. Mere tl,an this, sic waA spared On BY
the thonGht TINT tho was q pioneer IN 4 new track
for wonfa. Essn sho.e who fett that sle wa.
pulled TO rrsrcct ller. oAtncAtnrss, ability, and
wusil. She rotsctscl In an unusual degree
doubt to her eIcccss She was fond Of cool reasons
ing, mud liked tho eontcsts ol tc f"rnn,. snd tlo
Consumption was hereditary in her family, and
fhc had reason 10 knuw when she canght tcycro
cold in September last that the result might casy
H.; nt fafa!; st she eoaia mt naks up l!et
after Ind aFt at.ask she began to tnier from en,.
endure to leave here. und tsars wond como il hes
hefo.c she haa won the mimic she 20 much coveted
serious that shc left hern md went to san Fran
cisco, anu from shgrc to San Diego. where shs
aieu = se knew hss danger ani before eae left
but her grief srcn,c to bs less ab,ut her hcIlth
Than fcft sonc shonld misunderstood her or think
4t:f, 14at Woman on & could ut SUCCEED a. lawyer
muther, .tteptatnct, and sitter:
sleeps: WI!oa. Of thts city. and @as u ada,iised u
10 tIis Ilr In ls7l at Mount Icrnon. After ri,c
hegnn 10 practices shu had an o,!cs with lie same
s stsaf tGt sd sad su 70
Ing Of brilliant beginning.
, 1877-03-28
THE SOUTH PARK,

Tim va fs1,f Sn ~
,.s, t...s,,., =. ,,.,"..... y INC t'e%
csat .As4cbeply |" thScAsgatc tho South Park EOui
mission c1nselietl yesterday mornng ut The Grand
Pacific, Tho Committee, conststin- ~ Srnotnr.
Noro,n and knuth.ynr,h ,,t ts,,....,tc
,,s,.'s.. c."sss,s , N .er.sse"nhca
iso"''" .'a'"o''' "'u noo"s,e'i' he'a pirate
tcss!on OF about an hours duration, u wh!cl,
plan VI ncton was agreed upon. A,uvuy lhoss
nr.srut In I'M f.ou,m,ttc,, rnnn, Al ,ho mill.
~" ...s.' =" ess ~ $3.50" ~ W, PUBLIC @es'
The south Park Eo1rl, with thclf attorney. Nj y
II. Kalc.. col. Il. \. Thnmnson. .iuIc, wt,.os
" j. shr,m,n ,tnho 1fer,tct ,nS ~. -" "e"". ..A
o,t.t. '7"s'A'""' "o't'' 4'e'''e@' III" ohe or two
Tnp .cssIon was oonned by finn, now.,, ,.h,
r"s t,r.n' rt" ,rr,oSs NV et,,;. :" :,
s,t ss,;e =. 49, ,a,n "An nskS Apo1TEo,
"na ', ".'en VEIN r. A'ot.o"A:
~ !hat ~ kfusy inslto the het!re co.nrera.
!%Ii WI y ~ Az manner ln:ste.ts, n Tho -.
xu ,s III ,n Il fs ~ s aa1n'sr1 an TO- nahs.
eots at ye sfr t roadS fq ssi,1s xngH
that uur att.ons viii ltc h>l at ltoon. of tau GtsTi
(rH. .eowctt sa1d that II llerc were Any gentle.
men present representing The Park Cunmsssiolc;s,
hem tsoa tact,,,' ~ e'A1'''''' "o''a ~ s'aa 10
corSsEt
Mr. /. II, Ealcs ea.d that bo nnneaYpt IN behalf
OF sunso u shu meIHirrs VI fhv s1ut park 't,,s,
ns1st'oners. They would tc via IL inrn.i, every
sIrc 10 withbuid pny ,nfur,ualIon syhaiey"r ~ =.
Mr llffTIck. on GciIaIf u Tia t,ttj1rns. .,-,,
tlon sa.l tl,at tho 5ys0|utons nut o,,jy reftrtt
that tnnuIfy .hnuht tu n,n'tr ns +" sUr,3r ss,'.
against this Park Com sstu,,rre hui fhnt n iii in
.esslrat!uu Of FIrk nfta!ss should 10 MaIc. Thu
investigation should lc made tp cove! all thn xuFk
drns ~ tha Eamnatsston s!ucs IT. inception. Al
, 1877-03-28
CRIMINAL.

Louis LYON, Jennie Ilobcn. and .scl1ie Gauticr
wcrc yesterday huf0sc Jnstlcs Footc anil nned 500
caci for being unrcpcptaut Inmates uf house Of
nro.tItn,tnr. rhsv ,rsn, To- ~. ,tr,,inr.st, s "
's't"'.oa' '"'' "s"A ;" tHs n'aoe"oi''
Edward stowe was caught last evening In Tho
West Division by t}f!cor o, ttari.ar wh1a ,rynr Ii
n,wn n nn1c If cont,e .hn.x xr,.h ,r.rn a,i,,n",,
!.s,. ~ ~ s St "".e" "..a e''"en.'t
t!oieh' Iheoatfe Iool "as hlso locRcA nr at Tho
Madison Street Station, charged With tho larceny
Of an oscrcoat.
.1amrs 1ty,rf. ,,,ot,,7 ro.,co, ,u,,o ~. .
ds;astci x.tas ~ n,rs ME- Gu"ses; VINO Was
hoiinr m A. rn,yh nnnin; tn1,.,,. ,,It nT aG. 2.
~ e"m1 ~ ~ 'Ir rE"sn "u1'G n,Msos! ~
not tho motive. ind Ryan was booked simply for
di1usdcrly eo,.duct.
II u.,s. ,h, t..,.
va, saai.1r n"t "as,snn utu W luz c9tncs g!
srnt~ xn,, ~. 49, us"S..oM @ s'1Se's. tnoA ,nto ~
sn.In "y sunnS !nan na!ue~ !ks s!ol4E9n. tRc
IL nr,ni,Uas 10 49, y" nu ss !naGu Aaa Rekots
~ sn. .f rn; '.sst. ahs waicn Pffttx picee
cn.Is ""''.e fo"s" 3s''es"&s ta3e" HIln D. aaa
sS''
About weck ago Ms. Thona. Wilkinson, a
hal!lH In Judge far"clr roolu. lost hts osutcoat,
which was rtOlen frunl The r6oul. feateriay lilo
aneak. .thcf strlck ltiin higher anil carried pI
tho osercoat Ut t.. \. Sta:ss, E4a., whiln hp wns
cnfaycd In lilo t7tai vi tho suit uf Untcau w. iic.
ras,l.
p1,or pot. t,- ,,,o ,,r.,nx =, ,,-..
EiisH 4ttx, tus lue larceny ot bfe1tI.nin fAHfd
, 1877-03-28
RELIGIOUS.


Inc u,aa' noon psaSes'meetlh@ was heid 70 Far
| Wh1tt!e aud Mc(}ranahau, About Aa1f the sents
nm t,,c n,nfn noor wcyc nrr,ntcf h. rn,.o. ~ hath
W. " ..a' ""v' "s'e ., pe's'ns u oo'"
.e1est o"eet h9u o"f ifaye's was inc ofcn'
Ing hymn, md the Iaev. Mr. Towfc, pastor Of tho
1juthany CONGREGATIONAL Church. of5rrrd pravcs NJ
| In, rconc.t ri III. 1cot1cr Tha h.,,n ,tuh.
Nv =. eau ,euaet' INV uJmn. nat
s"l' =" ~ " sa'sus was sung anu DITCH prayers
were offered 1y tic Nef. II. ". DEown and an
other gentleman.
Silent .uppIcation whilo ho sesa requs.ts tor ,s
pfnyefs: Ihey came from Mr.: Rockwell, rho
a.keM fnr thc Divine fayoT nFon his work at Lyons
and Clinton. a.. frers friend. for tho conversion
q ifLdtF u rl:c riHh otlce prominent pull
tlcsans Whom slat. NhtltIc amid rune tn tho hall
nsnt EnhN 1Gs Inc tncnnvtt tod NJ lcIIcT!lr, md
iof tod bless!nY u},on the work Of Messfs. Moody
a!I,! sanKcy IN lhc East
"ohn " Fatwcll offered pEaJcr In nnawcF 10 tho
fcqlc~t..
NE. Mctiranahan and wife eanT, With refrcfhing
"W0ntetfnl Words 0f L,fc," The lady rtAyinr the
aecon,s'nninrnt on tho organ.
NIL Wh!tt'' addressed tho congregation on tho
sub!rrt u lnpc. taking for tho basis OF s tcmArks
tne tass !hs!tomnns vtlt lQ15, say!ng that Chris.
tlGns wcis tho Jo!nt heirs Of Christ showing their
fr!a!"hthp 10 tho creation, md cxpatiatfng unun
t;le nope they ltal In tho savior Whlc whiting for
Ing reheMpt!nN
| :Jny 10 Inc world " was a4ng Wy tho conEro-
gaton. anu toen Inc RcT. MI. lsrutvn tnado few
fsana:xs at'rohoa to tue subject 81 tho leader.
'iany DELIGHT snuke, and said tho gamblers,
atnMknrls. atlt saloonkccrcrs wcro hcfnE brtncht
III Lnflat every H1Y+ unit related uN he had
, 1877-03-28
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,, MARCH % 1877

mtttes Of the General Assembly At ynnr tas1lon con-
stnentc wish thr following articles and
J.. Lan,si pirchiItd. frnsn wrom purchased, price
paid fer leh piece as ffart nf 1and. .
yrt paid for.
& What land has been taken po.scatonof. l'espcct.
fu5, j. II. McDoSALr.
Secretary Cenmlitet.
str. 1crr!ck ,nqutsrd II there had been any ten
der Of legal cnnnfei by nny citizens.
tirnf !tnwctt replied In itlc negative.
3Gr ltcfrick explained that Il would bc scarcely
possible for tie Citizens Ataoelatton 10 acetds Oh
ibis qGc.aion by etocx that day. They could nm.
dnMbfcdty hoan b. tho noxt ttllt.l morning.
Ms, Tru.dcll asked II any expert had been ret
selected. md It work npon tliu houka could bt
commenced at once ti,it she Committee should
havc s1tnetlt!ns to do during the afternoon.
medc pending the aelIon Of the Committee.
N.Y.. kates nad that tho books wcfc open 10 any
gentleman WIN might ba selected, and all assist.
hncc possible should l,u rendered..
Tie Committee then took recess Until p. m.
The Committee met again Al = o'clock, but, Al
this morning at III o'cluck.
, 1877-03-28

t.ttt -. ~ - - e'" . ""'1'''E.
'or olss !ot mo performance OF tho wo'E.
Tho Attorney, Mf. G. a, Nil1ctt, was fnstructef
IN begin cnnde emna,ior r,or. ..dires D., n,. u1-..
srrord .t,.ot f.nn, ss.,n ~ ;nainas ~ % v" o'''s
seS0''u ~, st'ee1 rum S'a.a :" inelaHa avenue
lno contract Tor THO hniIdtng Of Dalton bridge
va! Jet 10 !. " salln 4 Co. for las sum Of 81, 700
a resolution Was passed Tor The posting Of the
ELECTION notices AMI for tho Judges clerks, sud
polling. ptnces ~ tho town..
resolution was raescd tha when lhc UoAed I'D.
jomrn II adjourn tot tfo wccks.
,ra Inc t'oafa tliea IA 1n19ntnea;- -
>. IMe follow.ne VIII 1e tnt tndfes and clerks OF
tad village election Of lido fAfk With the polling.
, 1877-03-28

Maj. WhIttlo Will preach and Ae. McGranahan
will h!n: At I1elhany Congregational, Church, cor.
ncr OF 1aullun and West Huron streets, this cYcn-
Ing at Il o'clock.
Services for tho Passover will bo hold IN Zion
Temple, corner 0f 6anyamon aitt Jackson stscots,
.1,l* evening at e:;W o'clock, and Thursday morn.
Ing At 10 o'clock.
"T'hc Resurrection +" will bc tho subject Of Mr..
Whltto's Eastrt sermon at tho Tabernacle NnntlaY
afternoon. Ticket. 10 reserved seats uuw ready at
tho !. II. c. 4. rooms.
Tho North Chicago Hebrew congregation evening
services fur the Passover holidays will commences
vt 0::sO y. IN. thls evening nj the New En;tAntl
ch7pcI, corner Doatborn nvcnuc and Delaware
place.
Tho cottage scss!sc Of st. ..Iohn's Protestant
Episcopal Church will ,o held this evening at tho
residence Ut Mr. u. H. lsruwn, No. SO West vnn
l'uren street, between Ashland and Sarslaeld
avenues.
There Will ,c 3 Gospel Temperance meeting 10.
night a. tho Wcstminster Presbyterian Church,
corner PEORIA and jackson streets. Dir. ". q.
Iatt!niDrs and other rF1in,noat temperance work.
crs will address tho meeting.
, 1877-03-28
THE MATHlDsHEK.


Tho following high opinion Of tho Mathushek
pianos comes from The Musical Conservatory S03
broadway, New York:
~ sn, most happy to bear testimony 10 tho great
supefIor!ty Of tho Mathnshck pIanos. have been
familiar for 5csts With at Of our most dlst!nRulshcd
pianos In this conntfy. and do not hcatnto to say
that tho colsbr amatl piano IT, IN all respects
superior to tho common sized square, by ali Other
makers, and that the Orchestral (common. sired
sqnare) IL not surpassed, II indeed Il be cqnaIcf.
BY any Concert Grnnd I hare cser seen. These
pianos must tako tho lead Of alt known inst.u-
mcntt, and their peculiar construction rendcrs
them by far the most durable, anil tho least liabje
to ofga.os.. r. oat q T. tune; ,. Eu1sSIJ Mln1..x.
Thirty. fourth strtsl ani Etahth aYtnnc." ~N'"s'
pelton & Pometoy. 2s0 and a3l State street, sole
, 1877-03-28

The Twcnty.seconl street bridge will hn open
fur scw .'ays for repairs.
Marshal Kinney of The Ftrc Department IL en-.
Titled 10 tho t!tlo ol o1l settteF." hy having CONS
to Chicago j"st forty ycaft ago to'lay,
Tho Treasurer yesterday received LIST. from
Tho Water Department., 81. 0oJ from, miscellaneous
sources, and paid out about 81, o01 on city nlebt.
cdncss.
The Commissioner ut Health yesterday decided
to awHsd Tho contract tor doing tho scascngcr
OF tho cnt'ru city tn !ctce IlenlrIcks At $40 per
4sy seet. sH. Se ~ s vi hs9s son
ex'Ald. H. u. Hlft and Mr. Robert Park.
six destas from scarlet fcvss have been Eceonied
~: !. "rek Iho now cascs reported Yesterday arc
CORNER of Eret!rcen asenuo and Sarsh Hobby
s!rset. ~ Wcst Madison. u Clybonrn aYrnug, IL
Scesa.ka ~ Ms.s si1!sensh, 40 Efs, Thirteenth
ttfSts ana " estrFn a%rnnr, three eases,
THO camm.tco on sttusts and Aiscys Of tho
snth n!siaion - catlra ~ neet IN tho city Clerks
0llce Friday aftcrnun at c.uck. 10 cu,.afdcr iho
Twenty third anu fMcmty. .iui,st ,ttecit ind eI.
tcHI!!. from lndlsna to tElIflu avenues: a,so 10
consider tho south lassed ssrecs railway matters.
Thc man Sanacrhurst. who has timc and again
license tantl each limo hs has BEEN urrsstrd and
aaea,. % Mas hsa!d y remark TINT Mayor llea,hs
%he T. ~ VII Il CO %: :o s.ac;
u!an had been likely TO succeed 10 lhc Nnyosalty.
9'Aa Department ot Futile Woskt yesterday
issued 10 danes k!nra!a ~ estimate OF S::sj IL,
work un tho snbstsactnre Of The Milwaukee ayranc
slaauct. Tie total yn1ue Uf the work no far cum.
t!etcst tr 1r. ktnrull u s:E..H:1 It Il expected
ths sAda:s will b. III sontl!tlon for ra%sl by thu
hF.t OF ucxt Month. Al that femalns 10 bc Iuuu
IL tho putin: un Ut tho sidu rails.
Thv Mayor was yesterday tha recipient Of d grcat
many lrtcrs eonSt1ta11t!R1 him upon hfs HYnl!na.
tton aud assuring hfnl u slron: support. Tho
writeTs Wers IN many cute. EcntcmeR who had op.
posoi NE lteath'x nomination. Hat In Mapy
bsiier cases men Vt tbs uemocsltc purity who had
apparently j4st learned ~ appreciate tht valuable
seEvicc4 I.n4cscd by tic Reform Council aud lie
present Mayor.
coCH1IN0 TIE MoxEr.
Tae FINANCE to-lIulttce yesterday Inspected The
accounts ai,s m9ncys in the c1tJ Treasury. Fol.
lowing u thu result:
htuft 9J *r1t9& C1nk LahhtF. t:fy n C2i4toa, a.
anhi ~ F4rrelL Con, sruilAs Of the City of Chicago
ai05esud Ias Inc bcea mat duly xxoEu accollpy IL
s4N 1ntA auis4se sut tAy thzt ha ha1 Examined tina
4Ooks a9 LIS alice GF aiming 10 tho VI tho
HeItIneA das ~ Tbs CttY In tho Ctr Of
the ~ aau onds that thv sall A4cnsedaetA accord.
!ER " AA 19oks, aiItouAt4 ~ million a1q H{tr
e!gat hunlr>d an1 twsnt I!xty niue 0nt.
handIedths dollars on The noEnius Ut AsIeh nj 1871.
Subscribed ndaxorn 10. cte.
IS S,ats q HJ.ats Geok ts'uaty crsv afIAteago. A.
Ina s4bscfibtFa, who &f9 Membrf4 u The Financial
Committee Vt ta c9uac!1 Of Lie City Of Chicago hAY.