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, 1877-05-27
LET THE GOOD WORK GO ON.

10 tie EU1s1T a. 1At 1T7tEE..
CHICAGO, May 28.-1t Is a matter Of sincere coz
graduation with our people that our Common
Council has set about correcting some abuses that
concern everybody, and while collectively great
burden an1 outrage, Affect no one With sufficient
force to demand the attention necessary to their
examination We hope, however, that the be-
ginning so auspiciously made will be the toserun-
neI OF others equally needed and useful.
Bread and fruit regulations are Invaluable and
protect the lives anu health OF our citizens in way
to crafty everybody. Now. have q suggestion TO
nhe + Ttn s go f. another Which,
road on the next most vital part, the pockets, Of
the patient sufferers refer to the present method
fbrong 2, r. co., TO s 70 rain aad
gloneratton Of Dust water, snow, and alth at mar
ket sates for fuel.
will not undertake to estimate the per cent OF
steal involved in the transaction, nor the amount
Of ridcule that would be heaped On the person
who would venture to offer protest. however
of artists who live By it. but do know that it il
leak Of the most seroas character, and should be
promptly stopped BY the proper authorities.
rhefe re- no mote reason fYr the sae Of coal one
similar rooate should not be made, in the same
way, on potatoes, hcrrics> and uresd. And where,
pray, does this imposition fall heaviest. On the
poor. whose necess ties compel them to bay very
su1a1l quantities ut time, and Eeplenish every
week or two through the winter and thus get the
sal benefit Of all tne water that falls. The WE'LL
to-do lay in their supply Of coal during the Iry
months VI summer, and escape thus involuntary
fuel tax Every dealer should be compelled to
shelter his coa1 under properly she g.
and an ordnan :e to TINT effect should be at once
presented t. the Council.
II would be econo ~, Il 1t could not be accom-
pished otherwise. for Chicago to pay for the
sheds rither than lei the people suffer under this
needless swindle. nm not q coal dealer. or tll.
son Ct one, but do think, with many otAots, thar
frand in coal supply classes tself with frand any-
where else, and our community snoull be protest.
ed from this scsions leak, es3ecially as it falls
heaviest On those least able to bear it. r.
, 1877-05-27

A pauacea, or "cure-alI,' ia one OF the myths
Of the ace Of superstition. Dr.. r. Y. Pierre
does not. recommend any one or even his whole
list OF standard remedies as adequate to cure
every DISEASE. For severe, lingering coughs,
bronchial, throat. and chronic lung ulseascs, le
believes his Golden e1ed;cal Discovery Is un,ur-
pas Led, but 1t will not cure you II your lungs
are half wasted BY consumption. Ths Dis :oy
erv not onlv exercises 4 potent influence ogcr
pulmonary affections, by reason Of It's pecto...l
properties, but possesses also the most va1ua-
BILE Alternative or blood-cieansing properties, and
is therefore sovereign remedy in blood and
skin affections. But while II will cure scrofu-
lous and other ulcers sores, blotehes. PIN pies.
and eruotions, 1T will not cure cancer, nor does
its manufacturer claim any such merit for it, as
is done By proprietors OF other blood-cleansing
medicines, who dishonesty try to deceive the
afflicted into the belief that their preparations
will accomplish impossibilities. By reason of
its real intrinsic merit it has a sale surprising
that Of any other blood and cough medicine.
, 1877-05-27

| .<..,,a t.r. ~,,a og{+ md rburoa,~,
egraPhed to Secretary Fowle, Of s.. Loula. t6ut
u 9'h IL TO- y,o;, H. ae5 ~on,a NJ
.Irca rtaI ~ ~ thnSssnd ~ notchno ~, r. aot On
tie consequence i that he chissgos were pl.casd
wonid av tSare hefore their T,nh 1ant ~ "alc
| ~oulo pla5 'nete oe'ote 'o'@ eluo went East.
The Secretary of the International Association
writes a. follows. under date of May o5: ..Th
Chelseas have engaged Lawrence Corcoran and tn
Fries John Leary.. The Crieketa have honorabl
released Jerry Tnrbody, the Tecumsahs Fred Water
| man. and the Ertes George Fisher. The Buckeye
have been doing big WORK since my last, defeatin.
the Springfield to 2, the Live Oaks 6 to and t
3, me memphis Neas 70 = ana . 70 l, and bein:
ae1tateu ycste1uaJ py LUG na11'otua% 10 IN lively
'"n'"s
4, Ine !nasanapo!ls Clop WI! !ease nome Tor tril
ia lheir schedule an lar as It has bcer
NAV 80 and ii. Allegheny at ltitshurp. Ina
Athletic at Phlladephia; June 3. prnes,on ~ ri
!ege. at Princeton: June i. Live oaks Mt Lynn
June 2 ana y, boston ~ eosIon; Jnne Z, Mnnches
ter ut Manchester; June T. Lowell ut Lowell: Junt
IL and -. Rochester at Rochester; June 13, Sta
at syracuse: june II. Cf1cket at Gin:ham'on
nj Syracuse L"oSIn" nj ibis Ionr cr;t., ,1;v ga -
due3 no aone,rn ~ II The 1ndi ,,nn1. rluh an,,
10 loae more lhan aaou, 500 On tnc trin '' o'sa
Manitowoc (Mi.+} IS looming up with base.
bull club, which Is backed W se substantial ousi'
ness men OF the place: Ina old - Hit-'e
and with The a,iditon of a"me nrof"'enna,s ~,
which tha ma ve rpi,t ia m tbe 1ont ,u+ tho ri,
lids f.;. ~ ha n,on~ tha xtronoost ~ - a e.... @
irnnn hpnr,ne ~ rhc chanoc ~ Am.om ,ne - .t:.
White cfnrrincx fn tho rafrher:s nna;t1nr cav
Ranti, "f fhr nirectnrv. vas di,nptch,.1 hth.r
war;,s ,y,th inatrnc,;nn. IN n.cnrtn -, hat ~,
trnt MrVev f.it :. m, m, hv fhe t.nr, "' s
c,ieyed Eowarer that mnthinr caa 10 lin ~ ~ -
potiatipns' AZ s.Mc" Il with thc fh,caros =" m
their tour; but wcll'known So:th Side bast- ball
expert tcharlesfon} hns been partially engaged to
catch foF the nine Ihe uniform Is tasty, anu not
TOO saowy, and. to Judge from lts apnearuuce on
the massive and wcll-ku't framc OF tlc President
OF me Ciuo, wal he eq'alcd by that Of few coun-
Try elaos- -....- ...
QUESTIONS ANSWERED..
DtsPuTE-Elscwhcrc in this Issue will be found a
full report Of Lca=nc matches 10 date.
, 1877-05-27

|
I THE LEAeuE scoAs. ~
snc. +h'! sc, s.'n nnsrctI: ''N' ~
- - 49,. H.. 1,.x,,,. =, u.x,r,.,. 4, ~,
.pn{nasi1 ~ ~ o'ooA''''"-'ost01'' - ~
aay 3. 1T Chicago -Cnlca:os s; llartioEaa-
Msy =. =; a. s+ f.r..-st I Iotis a. I.sto1s
NV IL 1t Cit; sxu--Iiar1 lords, Ii: C:.icayo TO-
Nay ,o " Louiss HIS; nnsa . 80
NV Il. at S:c nat:@i.Uuis,iiicf y; e. c nat:s, G.
NAY r. n i. los!s1s L2uS g. 1;s s,.
~ 5St,':.1. - ~ ..cr H." Jared tic S' -
say iG at EIsica:J-Dos oaa i: Ch!c1eos O..
ny NY IS ~ ~ shi<annst Is1is =: h:aaos.
M.;; IL at Observation-Disclosures II; Lo,:lsvIil s. 2.
Nay 10 at Lou!svi,-l ouisy1!1es =: i'arttortls.
Siy iay a 1s' ~ :; Gi.,catn ,niraros. = 81 infs
MAJ i, al LoLisville-llostons. s: Lousvtllrs, @.
sjay =: u - Lou!s-ChItag ,s !; st; Lons
May35 At Cinc,unati-Finr tords S: Clnc1 ana!ts 1.
1tay =. At s. Lous1St: Iouls 9; chMGaSos M ,:is
Asj -o' ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 1'A'~'ANA'' ="
LEAGUE CLUB HITS.
The NO. s Aaan oa'l IL uo" ueeo oS Ill tae
League c'o"e'
rof IN at N eoon M1,n or '1' VIE VI
rba arccessire de.ea,s If the Cincinnati Ctuh
mast make lts manager ISL And yet 1t
doesn't.
rh. rostooa ranch bomc to-day. aftc, their
u.t1sn TN win ak victories and two Iefeat5 to
the;r credit.
von The .co,e IN Cincinnati Is s to 0, the p,pers
of thst c,1S c,I II a c.use same esn.cinIly When
the home Club scores tho D.
e"e ''A~ ~'N~
r e Cincinnati pitcher has had the 1esef nno
asuer and must nave oeeosne planu VI tHs "n'~
'"c"s sNaAe s','s'
The ira OF the tide will come some day. and the
Chicago Club vii! ra'se the o!d Nfc6 WIN
''Ioune Nick " Of the Big BridGers.
The ch,ca.os have made II runs in the fonr
, 1877-05-27
, large Quantity of Information for
Lovers Of Turf Sports.
.-.:s. of the Chicago Yacht Club
Yesterday Afternoon.

arorK1Sca IN CIyCIEyATT,
Saz W.. ,., n~notcb to 7ne Tytbuak
StA9a' ", ...,.; RI. ,,oi+ hon. far ~, =
nscNyArt, u. MAY 30 .a'u .opo ~, .us
.,;u,te success ot the ch1caso Siuo lh1s Seas Hts
-..,1r, thinks, In just such games ~ they
y"f npos .o.dav. hard. uphill fights, With
tt7e pla5ea .,,hru,..n for 4ba s,as
n,,e,, Of batting anu en.aos'as" 4of 'ne sue :
r., Whites were capable OF not one oo1 many sucn
41e ,..,. ,,st scason They have more to win and
eo1kse - - ao !, now. To-iuy's 9ume about
hfdef TofA ~. ~ o..a,,s .,h;rb ,r,,, bo,d ,.r.
e,taaAfter tl'ea 'ne ssa.uS' aeu -. A1' p..
.,r ECO The people we're attracted oy Inc
ri. tdea that the champions might be beaten
d1n'n ~. :. r,s we'll to zee them. any way,
I'd MI +" "Se ~, .ho ,,o,,e 1he s,nnas frnn,
During he eatl5 paEa u LUG eAAs w. 4'o11
IL. htuches were eacourasane' aho loe nome peo-
..,+ rheercd with the idea that they had struck
p. '.s., .v.n ,hev co1ld beat. The resignation
I LTD saa' ,of+ on,v wo,tc+ ,v,ll;n, IN
ctNeleaSse unap''e1 r-.,a,x,.:... -.
~ md II was not little 10 Af' spa'olhs JUICY
,,.,t that be followed the rulcs, anu a8rfed upon
.,,s Ne. Brady, VINO cannot possibly he
hsap.s' p'.;t;,;.u rrfoss }r.,n fhc rh,cnuo
tatfAea " M! r. ..; .. 49,, l.
, 1877-05-27

| THE YACHTING SEASON OF 1877
W tv.uans opeusu - eu', "
ssuee " tne Iaasaso iacAt e4oo' LUG "o-'aee
let nothing to be desired. and large attendance
Of members and guests gave ec1at to the occasion.
! The start was made from the font of Van Enren
strea, m ~ ,n,s ssoIa ~ ~ to,,o,vn, h,.,,
$1,000 out at the sound Of the signal gun' Cred from
| the deck Of the Mamie, at $40 p N. Second
| class: Ina, flagship, commoaog, Tim B.a ley;
a,aa"-. Gp]. ooau a. Naone' neaf '.om-
rasisr. ~ aanses [n'ra e,ass: M'snon' capt
hp csp JoSa dSalss e Ssy caps 9a Sa:ow
James Sk!llin; Zephyr, .:a,,- u: w. I;arn>i'n
Fonsth class: F1eetw,n,, Capt. Harry HenIees,n;
Lucy, Capt Edward lnntl: Lincoln tunt J,,no
Fergus Fanchon Capt II. =, HARRISON
| TIE COURSE sA1.E,,
was from Van Duren street cut to wvetward Of ,ho
| BY Lincoln Park and home ''''''''
Considering the haste with which ,nany ct the
yachts had b::n prepared for 1hi. crG'se lie
are, Of course man, things t.. be dom. 5sforr :h
boats -a'ied yesteriay. will b.. in .*c,= TRIM tut
altogether the initial cruise was -,lrccss The
En1c 80 iacht Club starts ont upon it. career fur
49,. n1en os'sHtGr nrtspfcts than /. has ever
Of yachting has been ~ ya"-ly .ne g'oons y, .pt
and. With The ancs1 water f,T ,;,. ssy n'r ~ sea
tue Atlantic coat our civ VIZ i iae W..
attache1 r. 10 IHn M os s., VIZ aosEAESf.
,on nnax yh.cn III 49,, % oi.e sssea oo1st-' ana
Cruise to lie in, u Je,teta5
eratsa ~ annve form vess WIN ne Sashts enam-
in aijtInn ihera :. nrn.,.s X, ao.s nee'. Eut.
crsf viii T.. .Jdsd ~ tha H.. - nl,n'eE q ane
moor. Irn,Iv s:ates th,, 1ere reo1e ors 'on. Eoa
new boats which viii so,n be- rasax n sake -, sessa
aycra rug fran thirty H. 1h,rtr fonr Tes we1;
~ 1ie ~ ~ 49, - ~ ~ 1vos leet ksei ~!
HesiIes These 1here Il cona.cro es
a. -ured tom other waters. The Uni 1--WE vessel
with seventy ave feet keel il on lis way from S.,x
York. .-owncd by psntieman I,fa of thsf anhrr,
who has recently settled in chic 90 fhs f,ora'
the ho,t In whirh Tnmmrdors n,--
drawned last August nt the Cleveland
regatta, is coming here for sale. The:
Cora cost S14. 600 and IS Represented to be the
, 1877-05-27
THE TURF.
MR. HANSCOM EXPLAINS.

CHICAGO. Mar SIN m article under the head OF
anseoms Etfaa Asn. aaos5 ths pedsrse Of
s : s:s
S s sa ess sss 4 m
e st o@ ID
II u sha . i ss comfort in the state
eae ssFy Il
Moderate merit q ikely Tic nnd of a.y ''sen
ne asss
which indee4 Va nor lEsn Tue iatt VA and IS saat
81 s1 s q ho@ r. u ss:s: Ss sSfsS
II lsssa W = aaa IL he sass
& 8 5 ss i E SSSSi
ioa4 nnsts Ii W Va 8 tostd sasfs il
's T1s ..ep.a,oa further state, .nss the name md
An as nst xxea
t5s:s ais siys1 frae thy ri ~ hase Sss iyfa
for ani pencnt oi taosc il the l.nnelats s:ia
IL u 4ss ees asrf s n Il
iostsF satts xs son!d SnoS a. wssss
.;s
{Ssiea SSs Ss
authority but srcfr la led ID misconccp1Iou of the
au9st ,ntia facts in the case; ,7..... 49,. .,..
The nsre iuiia VIZ oxneI i by Laiu, uoIIi;ter. who
stll lives hts ol pace next wes. Of that owned by
ten WarTsnvi,,c and n,tnxia On tie t,hias, Knad
and within miles Of the farm on wacn, Ethan
i1eyr,an too hrr az iowa aout son u hIs
residing there In Franklin County He brsd biz
ua 70 tne soy o. ~ nrgen 1 y tnc
the nro luce I.cing Kitty. tie da Ut Ethan Alen.
M hane ~ IN faus y.u o. roe ~ r. re-
ID. il .es from which he comes AID haYe awakened au
A ~ some inSeg9 m bc Ana rc 4ce y ~
stock, you may hear further as informa Ion may
gataersu. ~ iaK z IL k,sWSm & ain nesTes la'9fmaon %
aud letter Vt Dr. william H. Elder IL refer
cnss 1Iereto reg ,o,,n,.,r ,-ot r. coot,,,, nv tho
farm of II ca :oi m iii. Orange County. i. r, the
owner o. W FER " no! 1nlsh M volunser; arst
by Woo I6ury BY Justin Morgan: second DAM By jam
tles Gray Ea!e: oy old .irsy sa:le. GoIdsnhs V9l.
Ma;n .ruo, 81 nss.enSsr; dun, ay YoIa PatrioI.'
" pLooniX@ ~ T. Jan .,..DEHi M s:s; I saw TO- TO-
wy a2 Ut IT, nav TT co enmi sorrc MIR, III II IL
GyuIrIcn WIS slr.d BY llc co tnut sorrcl ssa!li5a
Q sneI b MI. William H.x who usoI:l,t him from
Hgr.nrnt HI afrtI Dy old Gf.fOrd Morgan;
, 1877-05-27
SUNDAY. PAPERS.


It seems that somewhere in the mysterious
depths Of the Presbyterian Church member has
been guilty Of the awful Gin Of editing paper
which had Sunday issue, The General Assembly
had q warm time OF it YESTERDAY discussing no
liatter. Who the offender is did not appear. After
Ercat deal OF talk. the dccssion, near our
secular unnt rstandn. can make il out, was taat
Sun ny papers was run1- An tle Ion nal is M
evening. paper, and this ufIers: II chaFacable to
morn NJ daiiies only VIC feel al liberty 10 ssy. In
bchulf of our erin, brethren Of the sunrise PRESS
that If the good people tiu not our Sunday issues
they would cease. There Is u power in the law OF
supply and deu,and quite superior IN effectiveness
to eccle= =iastcal euicts and bulls.
ErsnfnQ FoSt-Enrt1eneFate.
The Presbyterian ASSEMBLY pronounces against
Sunday papers. What do they think OF furnishing
Sunday sermons to reporters to be ''set III ~ sun
day light an ! published Monday: What do they
further think OF holding interviews with reporters
before or after cburc. TN the subject aforesudt
" hat do they thuk Of a clergyman calling in per-
son upon managing editors OF newspapers to iu-
form tneEl that - regular. sugar-st.Ck - will be
praclamed tEvm his desk the next day, and that
he would 11KG t. have one Q; the Days senr+ound!
Fins Sunday question Is complicated but there nre
about d. many tnUtc+ tn tue religious worlds eyes
- there arc beams in unbelieyers' eyes. concerns
lnyit. II will take long tuil. astronx pull and
pull altogether. before the command - Remea,-
ber the Sabbath day to keep it holy" Il literally
construed.
, 1877-05-27

FORTRESS MONROE, Va. May 28.-At the clos
ing exercises OF the Hampton Normal and Indus
trial School tcolorel)* Mrs. President Hnyes. who
was one Of tho committee to award prizes, gave an
In dependent prize Of 81 toa p1pl for u compost
this the mus: meritrou4 es,ay the balance OF the
committee having decided thar the regular prize Of
s. should properly xo nuother pupil.
, 1877-05-27

suffering. the result Of IN operation made BY veter
nary surgeons on Monday. Godfrev's Fatchen had
Just entered upon his .1st year. and was at Eeacon
PARK to stand FOR the season, with numerous en-
gagements. He was salued at Sle. ooQ and tas left
some noble progeny, among them Hopeful and Rex
Patchen the latter ut Mystic, the best Representa-
tive OF tbs old horse now standing.
, 1877-05-27
land AND WATER.

,svisv Of Baseball, Turf, and
Aquatic Doings.
,,;c+ory Of the Chicago Club at
s Cincinnati.
Record of Other Games
played Yesterday
R,ptsrB Exhibited on the st. Louis
''' Baseball: PARK.
,.oc,e and Non-League News
l' Items Of Interest.
! Large Quantity of Information for
Lovers Of Turf Sports.
.-:e, of the Chicago Yacht Club
@A Yesterday Afternoon.
, 1877-05-27

April o6-MancAcster vs.. Live Oak. 2t Lynn .143
april 80 ALLEGHENY w. Buckeye 1t Allegheny. 10
N4y 5-MauGheser ys. Live Oaks, al Manchester ia
May OAleghtuy Vs. TeCun1seh, 3t Lunlun,... 10
nhy t0-Maplc Leaf "a Allegheny at Guelph. :. 81
NAY ll-AleEheuy 70. Maple Leaf, At Guelph -. ~
Nay I3-t.o4nesteE vs.. Allegheny soclltAtcf.. 20
May 4-!tocicss Live oak, ut Rochester. :. TO
May l5-Llvt OAK vs.. Rochester. at Rochester. 10
May 17-Tecunisch VI. Marl- Leaf, at GUELPH. 3-1
Nay fB-ItcumJch ys. Maple Leaf. at Guelph. -. ~
May lo-Eu -Eeye ~. Live Oak. 1t Columbus 60
May 1l-Uuc keye VI. Live Oak at Columbus. ia
May 21-AlleElehy ". Rochester ituchtsteE .lu-1
The full record, showing the numher Of games
each club has AMI lost ani who played with, ia
a. follows:
, 1877-05-27

THE C11Y CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Fairbanks and Acme Club. played their first
game for the championship OF Chicago yesterday
AFTERNOON, on the Twcuty- third street grounds.
Tbs score was as follows:
IrninHs- l2 5 t S 78 o
Fairbanks o q o o Z o o So
A.u1es. . o 0 O-2
, 1877-05-27


BOSTON RACES.
EosT0S. Mag 1H.-At My~t:c Park to-day the
race IN the ~ c1as< was won oy Emperor in three
rtra'eht heats, LAZY noe:ctt second. Sam Curtis
th,rd; r.. iHe. ;e =: s:51 :;:>; :;;*l, 2;s
Gray, Vuecchy Maid second. the rest di-tanccd
Ting, ::;rl, *:;;8 2::'o;*, =:33A: Uuecchy won
the FIRST !1cat.
THE ENGLISH DERBY.
LONDON, May 25.-CHamant continues to be the
great favorite for the race for the Derry staxes,
wi'ci takes place on the ;'0th fns. at Pearly and
IN some instances quite even money against the
field. Ru0 Roy ie next in favor at about eight to
one.
TRACK TALK.
The Maryland mare $aIie Bell has arrived at
Poiut Breezc Park, Philadelphia, where ehc will be
trained.
Count Boyle, Secretary of Dexter Park, will
leave Tor Frceport to- morrow evening", and take In
the FACES q: that place. which begin Tuesday.
During c1-Prc-ldrnt Grants vis1. to phladel-
pha. he visited the Point :rceZe track early
lnornlns an watched the truttess take their cxer
else.
Gel. Mansur. of Dexter Park, who was terfouslv
inin:eu two weeks ago b. a fall from biz buggy, s
improving rsui.!lv anI expects to be all right in
ten days from date.
Don Carlos, d bay colt. said to be by Alexander's
Norman the sire OF La1u and May Queen, re-
Gently driven h1f mile in lila, to road wagon,
over the Fleetwood ParS track.
Tha bay mare Mol1ie. that won three races at
q
2::Ii1s, was Durchaaed at auction about year ago
for $125- An offer Of $o, 900 for her has been re-
fused.
Word has been received that Budd Doblo and
John Span. with their stables OF trot:ers. will
reach this city In about ten days, and it il alto
9cher probable that they will take part in the frat
Dexter Park meeting.
X petition calling on the Governor OF New York
not to sign the pool-bi!l, recently passed by the
Legislature Of thar State. mas been signed by all
tn lead .ns public men and horsemen OF kentucky,
and forwarded to Alhany.
Charley Brown, the we'll EA,ayn driver, who had
c. arge OF Phil Sheridan anil other horses belonging
tn stephen Bull Of Racine, Wis, last year. was
in the city lnsr Thursday On his way to the Free
port races. lie had with him Gen. Garfield.
Colmar, and pair OF less celebrity.
The entries for the drst Dexter Park meeting,
which commences June II. aud continue< four
days, close next Saturday evening. The stake ra-
for the running meeting, and one stake Eace TO
be run during 10 july tsotting ami ming meet
Ing, close On Friday, June l, at IL O'Clock p. m.
In the free for-all race at the Fleetwood Park
meeting, which IL to be held MAY 90, 30. ii, and
June l, the entries are Great Eastern. Judge Full
lcrtou, Lady Maud, Hopeful, Lulu and Settte.
The ~ class will call out Joker, May Bird, Han
nah D, John H, Matte, Castle Boy, Prospero, and
Proctor. The last race sh01id be an exceedingly
Interesting one II no pulling is iudu]ged in.
The we'll known stallion Godlrey's Patchen, sire
OF Hopeful, record 2:171<, and Others was de-
troyed at Boston last Wednesday, to end acute
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Bealed proposals will DO received by The TN.
dersigned TIL THURSDAY. October 15. 1877. nj
II o'clock m. for the building Of a SMALLPOX
HOSPITAL, according TO plans and speuitlca=
tlons on 1le Ia the Office Of tho City Surveyor.
The city reserves tho right TO reject any and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for tho work are re-
CURED to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance, ns evidence Of their intention to abide
by tho adjudication. tho amount Of 5000, In cash,
which shall be forfeited to tho city Ia case Of
failure to sign tho contract.
Bidders 10 whom contract Ia not awarded
shall bave their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication II made,
Proposals TO be- indorsed. Proposals for
building small.p hospital
JAMES y. EDWARDS.
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public Build
inEH, Jrt0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-24
by Nash III Hedgson.
NEAT DOUBLE FRAME COTTAGE. NO. AT
MELLON ENE STREET.

NEAT DOUBLE FRAME COTTAGE. NO. AT
MELLON ENE STREET
Between Magnolia and Clara streets,
MFOHTABLE Homeland GOOD Inv Est.
MENT
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
10y NASH II HODdsON-W. |, Hodgson.
- Auetoneer-OfTlc No 10 Carpndslet at rect
On SATURDAY, October At. 1877. at u O'Clock
nj, nj tho st. Charles Auction Exchange. will be
sold
THAT NEAT DOUBLE TTtNEM EMIT FRAME
COTTAGE RESIDENCE. slate roof. No. AT
Me potnsne street. between Magnolia and CLARA
Streets square bounded by Thaia street.l con
thiniha tpgBlIsr eight rooms eistsrn ETC., all In
very good order and repair and yielding 81 .
month eneh side, Or si9a per annnm. and rented
to prompt paying tenants,
Tho lot No o Ia we'll Hed. good bnnnuette
and The lot measures III by 100 foot. all more OF
less. American measure rs per plan mt place 81
sale.
ms-Ons.th third cash. balances nj ono and
two years, with eight per cent interest and oil
usual ei4uses or lnprs cash and shorter time,
or oil cash at purchasers option 5000 Ia be- pHid
eash on the SPOT 10 bind the sale. taxes paid
title guaranteed FIRST eass.
Act Of shls before o. Morsl, notary. ut The OK
penss of purchaser. including taxes Que aud
aEigibh In 1879 oe4 2gtd
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Remte Nh. a-The ola pemlnlen Line.

Tho same Lines to Wilmington and Ports.
mouth as lioutes and a. Thence. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and saturdays ut $3.50 D.. III. by the
magnificent sidswheel steamships Of tho OLD
DOM iNION CyMPAHS which invariably arrive
MT their New York whhrves ut y. IN.
through run Of 10 hours, combining the
essential elements OF Chshpnsss. Hpssd and
Comfort.
days. Mondays and Thursdays TO connect close.
ly with this Line,
For Tickets, Checks. Tims Cards, hri all In.
formation, appiy al tho Offices OF tho New Or.
leans and Mobile Railroad.
a. PORE General Passenger Agent.
J. II. WHITE, Hopthsrn Passenger Agent
II. w, FOWLER, Esw Orleans Agent, corner st
Charles and Common streets. myAH
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TREAT JACHsGrs MouTss,

GREAT yACKsGn ROUTES,
NEW ORLEANS, gT. EOUrs AND CHICAGO
KaiLHOAD LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THHOUHH TRAINS,
will depart and arrive ne follows: from Cslllop
strest depot from July Is. 1877:
DTrAHT. ARRIVE,
Express No. $3.50 p. m. Express No, 2.1o:so nm
Express No. D. 6:t5 Il, IN. Express No. 4, g:t5 u n
Nos. md run daily, and daily except
Sunday. .
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
through 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. CHi-
70 and Milan, Tepn.. without change, and for 1T
Louis II sleeper Is taken on ut Milan, enabling
passengers 10 go through without leaving the
train.
Friday evenings train makes no connection
ut Duuuoin for Chicago.
Accommodation trains between Now Orleans
and McComb City:
Leave New Orleans $3.50 .. m. Saturday. and
1880 u. m. Sunday.
Arrive 800 .. IN. Sunday. and $3.50 u. m, Mon.
dsYT iiors.u -. a.,o 49,, ,n.ou,..,.u ,.,.,ou . >.
Camp street. corner Common. under City Hotel
A. ID. SHELDON. Agent,
J O. CLARKE,
Vice President and General Manager. NH