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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
The old County Hospital WAS turned over to
the city authorities Yesterday. No ono knows
what Use is to be made Of It.
The r!ear.makcrs' strike in New York has had
no effect on tho TRADE hero so far, The appcnl
frutn the cigar-makcrs Of that city hss not yet
hecn received here.
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manassc, optlcian, IS Madison ntrcct tTninrsa
1!uillingl was ~ folloxs: 81. n,., 81 degrees;
Bs1omcieS me-: ~; ]. = n M M @ 2; v; e.
At an adjourned meeting of tho Chicago
rhotoesaphrrs' Association last evening, Y. +.
Weaver was elected President and tlcorgc j.
Klein Second Vlcc-presihent, after which tho
meeting adjourned to the first Wednesday In
The members Of "D" Company, First lscgi-
mcnl. ]. n. g., after their rcRt|nr drill last
evening, fell IN " nui marched to tho Ttvoli,
where the new officers elcrt had provided mi
soaa supervision of tho popular Col. Wilson.
In May last 4. L. Evans and two other per-
Fons were Indicted for conspiracy and forgery
on the complaint or A.. n. Eddy and others.
lie was arrested and placel n jail. Init tnb.e-
anently escaped bail. X l.. Martin anil l.. u.
Cntkns l,.ng bis bondsncn IN the sum Ut
$f.oW. Wtcn called for trial lie was missing.
but yrsirr'iny jig WIS turned up having been
searched out In the East. lie is sale in jail.
The Hrau,l 1urs did very ltttl. business ye.-
!afne" t.nyc, WIN vas found insane III tbs
Count Court about year nco, was one of tho
witnesses. When tried on tho question Of his
eanity ic maintained that t,c was tic legal hus-
pfalnt was TINT lie hnd been robbed ot a box Of
jcwelry which had been forwarded to
IL I'm ,oe e ts s roqs os"sya esnsoe,et Gs9sson: sm,
1ent, and believing that ho l'ad canscd m in
.IIesncn. to be found against some imaginary
being, TIC subsequently sought to retain Emery
A. StorEs "a his attorney.
TIE WRIST SIDE rARKs.
Messrs; Lipe, Holden, Alillard, and Muus, who
csnsss'one1s asn3 II wes Gfago slda meeting
thlrty-thrce lots sold 10 swaYne Nelson, and
their action was approved, On tnotton Ut Air.
Mus, II was ordered that 5W copies
ind others who tako IN Interest. On
motion Of Aff. Holden tho fur pe.lrcd thctn-
selves BY resolution 70 pay Gaek Into the t1eus.
tlle,r Offices against the ntc appointees u Gov.
CuIiom IN case the latter wcru adtuiccd by tic
Courts Cow 1, tS e., rf;httu!y holt tfs poslons: II
nST o. r oues 1 5efsna re-, sxnere1se In tue
bity Of holding ittn financially responsible for
anything. this resolution will please the tax
payer, the more 50 tl'at ta real pledge Ii to uae
tho Offices out Ut them. No nther business was
transacted at tho meeting.
TIE 'iloi,l-unsn Of tho West Park BonrtI
havc failed to notify Commissioner George ".
sir. Stanford IL still member uf tho BoarI,
his resignation not going into effect until after
TIE A inst. lie thinks there Is a Grent deal
1bonncy IN which ho states that Ae '' hotl-ons''
Gun fight the new appU[ntecs, using tho
, 1877-10-18

disratchc'1 to this city, where ho has sncc been
schauste and lis corps Of detectives ln working
up tho ease. Tie pccuattous were ali male al
ponts remote from thA city in tho West and
Southwest, anil AIr. 1iIicy's mission has bcen 40
s'trcessJul that he left for Wash|ngton tonight
with over 0,U0 recovered fro,n various
nersons who have been in collusion with
QtBeicp,
, 1877-10-18

sotc49! IasnatcS 10 12e C2feaoa 7ffaHne
KEsosuA, WIS.,, Oct. ia young man gtv-
Ing his nama as Coils purportisg to bo an a,1-
vance agent Tor O.ioo's theatrical troupe, camo
to tbts city ami made arrangements for the
troupe to show here, engaging hotel accommo-
dat[ous at the Water Cure. fiuding himself a
little short, he requested Mr.. Pcnuoycr to cash
check, Ntiiet he lid, To-day It Was found that
tho check was bogus, and Mf. T. Is mourning
Ills loss Of $a0, ~ nrc alao ottera for smaller
amounts.
, 1877-10-18

Spec4al NsprtcA IN TIT thicauo Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-StIerlN Noblo has charge
Of the hardest crowd ever lncasceratcd in tho
County Jail. a Chicago boy about II years Of
age, named Kcighcr, has supplied the othcr
PRISONERS with keys made of wire which aro rs
scry[eeable Is tho rcgular jul keys, aud, II any
thing, more 10. Tho Sheriff has several sefrac-
tory prisoners chaincl up in tho dark cell.
, 1877-10-18

NHw YoAK, Oct. 17.-'rwecd was before the
Investigating Committee vi Aldermen today,
md said, among other things: N now affirm.
mud an willing to submit to the closest Invcstt-
gaitou In regard to It, that am mot to-day tho
owncr OF any money or property OF anv kind
whatever from which 5,U0J could be rcaltzed.n
, 1877-10-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

sAN FsAxcssco, Cal, Oct, i7.-Arrivea,
steatner Australia. fsom Sydney. vIa Honolulu,
bringing British ulas.
LoNpoN, 0ct. 17.-Stcam4hipa Weser and CITY
Of Richmond, fron New Yusk, hare arrived
out.
Nav YoAx. Oct. l7.--Asriyca, steamer State
OF Nevada, IRON GLASGOW.
, 1877-10-18
1lOTTND OVER.

Sp<cfai Dtspdtch II The catcu0o Tribune
Ann AnBoR Mich, Oct. 17.-Bob Blakcmoro
was to-day bound over to the next term of tho
Circuit Court on the charge Of N attempt to
murder two men In August, 1S1B. lie cscapcd
at that time, and VIA captured In Detroit q
week since,
, 1877-10-18

91N FFdNclsco E1ro71c|F 0cf. Z.
et1 ns fSSssat oSst M fsn e1sa y ss
fruit and vegetables for tho pcop!e OF San Fran
cisco. Tho Iuea Ii to supply tht places of the
Cinnamon now enguncl In this business, and
give employment to white mcii Instead. 1t Il
proposed TO deliver fruit aud vegetables fresh
oscry moruing In Iaskets at tho same prices
ctarEcd by tlle Chlpamet, the advantage offer.
cd being to purchase fruit aud vegetables picked,
sold, aid delivered by white men.
, 1877-10-18

OEATt&S4
LAWREECE-Wed ednesdAy morning, Oct, II, of
dlphthcfia. Arthur butluy l.1wfeutc. sged u years
sad niontha, otdest son OF e. q. snd lnliet Ii.
Lawrence.
funeral services on Thursday, Oct. l8. at 10
o'cIoCk I. m. from tho house Of F. 4. Melntyfe,
tiinsaa1s, III.
YoRE-oct- ~. safahA. Cassesly. beloved vito
OF uaorGs iore.
Funeral from her lats residence, tsS7 South Aay.
st. Friday !nofntug, Oct, ID, Uclock. by car.
riaRrs 10 VI. rAFicks Church. from thsuce 10 Cal
vary Cemetery.
~ New York papers please copy.
DRfSDALE-Day,d Alexander DrysdAls. nldest
son of usorgs aud Mary Drysdals, ixeA ~ years
md Mpnths.
Funeral from his late residence. Nh ~ Mark.
st., 1t O'Clock D. 10. FIltly. 10th INIT, to
Gsacelsnd. Friends OF lhs ismiiy viii please &C.
cept this uottce.
pKEsTON-Oct. II. at8 o'clock p. m., At Tue
81 ~ ,ep * ses
Notice of funeral IN F1lday'a paper.
, 1877-10-18

GOOD. FOR ONE TOWNSHIP.
Eptetd' Dspdtch 10 7At CAcaoo 7F,bunt.
JoLtsT, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-E. D. 'righe, late Demo
cratfe bchoo! Treasurer OF this township, has
been Indicted for embexzlcment and larceny,
aud lsa trial is set for next week. He Ia de-
faulteT 10 the amount Of $lo,500
, 1877-10-18
CIIMINA AL.

.Anule Calvin, larceny Of Ss5 from W. Il.
Tyiemau, Of Blackberry. ILL.,, 500 to The Ctim-
, 1877-10-18

Osoulzed Ox.M4rrow for tho hair, by Buck 4
Rayner, makers Ut tho ''MAFs" Cologne.
, 1877-10-18

publican Ctntrxi CullDlttce 1t o'clock this utter
hoop ut the Palmer tlouse Club. Room for the
ies"sa"tEan VI lMkvst4At uusiucs4.
, 1877-10-18
Bale of 10, 600 shaeea capital stock
NAtfonal Life to 3eorgo Z. Clarke.
N}i, 000.M
414l.52D. 10
$l41. DeU. ~
REHABILITATION.
Total receipts. 294 BA1. 39
Total dfsonrse nlcnsa... ..... ...,.. 14l, Co.! II

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1rnfs ashnrsamnnss 49, ''''''''S a1 ~; -,
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Then f,11ows ,amcthire tt1xe IN, ~. oIrtno,
s.tei,,,cs shn.rtmw thn TT.imatto,, r. noii.,a.
nr'er ri thc rnmrt ~ torc,bcT uit, ,1a.si,t:stin
ri thc nncies' viii, nsrtic,,ars ~. -, ,ls,"s ~
is,ur. na,nc. ~ ins,,rcd am"nis. ern.. yai.,c. y"
iens thereon. mi vatucs air. - ii ~ shtcI, =
fqttasea IT, signature q tc As,nory ot The
thnse Issued by III Kcn,,hl. a. wel ~ ti,ns'
isaued ty tic cyn,nauies which lie Rcnnti,.,
nwalluwc, wc,tMuan,clr. thc E"nno,ni4 q, Mnt,,aI
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California Mutual l..fc,.., pa,U1O III ~!
t}teAt Western Ltfe.,.. b.Dl:I g. mn
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uAltlktAGEH.
WfMAk-LAkE-Ats ". Marks Church, Evans
ten, Oct. ~. by 4he HtY. j. Hlswart smith. Ms,
Richard IT, Wylnan md Miss Irana II. Lake.
, 1877-10-18

FlFTEEHTH WAHD REPUbLlQlAa
The regular Fifteenth Ward ltepubllcan Club.
otgauixsd III 1878. will hold meeting this evening
at ihslr lsAdquaFtsss, No. Bs4 Norlh lIalssed NJ
hours VI ! and y. III. VII 30 se!cctsd,
, 1877-10-18

TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICANa
The Twelfth Ward tepup,tc4u Club viii rnset nj
ThIesdsy evening
, 1877-10-18

Thy Republican Club OF the seyenteeuth Ward
WI! hold special Mectspx this Thursday evening
a. cluck ~ tus hall. cotnef Of Chlc4vo.Ay. and
sedQ~Ic..st; Important busness will us truu4-
actse. All Nspunllca1A Of The WaFu aES cofttsllJ
Invited " attend this meeting.
, 1877-10-18

ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Eleventh Ws9d liepublfcAn Club viii hold 4
msettnx VI the corner Of Loonls and Txsljth .tts
ThufsaaJ evening Good speakers Will be present.
, 1877-10-18

sIXTH WARD EEPUBLICAhA,
There will b. = meeting Tonight 1t Weber's II.
1oou, cuEnef Of Twenty .sscon and 0akluy.sts. in
order !a c1uatefact tho sixth Hard Moaugoifsts
All, especially Lawudale folks. Ate Invited,
, 1877-10-18

P0LlTtOAL EKEH.
r0URTH WAR0 REPuBllCANa.
The Fourth Wsrd Republican Cuo will meet this
evening 1t ::t0 Thirty. .fsAt.sG
, 1877-10-18

HIhlR WAhU UE8UUHATN
Tns Ninth Ward Democratic C1ub will hold tbeIF
Feyulat meettug this evening at clock Al Hssksi
Hall. toFne7 Jackson aud l3sspia.net- t-ttt,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28
How to Choose Poultry.

Young, plump, well-fed, but not too
fat, poultry are the best. The skin
should always be finely grained, clear
and white; the breast full fleshed and
broad, the toes pliable and easy to break
when bent back; the birds must always
be heavy in proportion to their size.
This applies to fowls. Az regards
ducks and geese, their breasts must also
be very plump, the feet flexible and vel.
low. When they are red and hard and
the bills Of the same color, the skin full
of hairs and coarse, they are old. For
boiling, the white-legged poultry must
be chosen, because, when dressed, their
appearance is by far more delicate, but
dsrk-legged ones are more juicy and of
better flavor when roasted. The greatest
precsution ought to be taken to protect
poultry from getting at all tainted before
it 10 cooked. Unless the weather be very
warm it should be kept for day or two
at least, and a great deal longer in the
winter. Pigeons are the better for being
cooked the Same day they are killed, for
they lose their flavor by hanging for ever 90
short time. Turkeys are 10th tough
and poor eating if not kept long enough.
A goose should hang up for some days in
winter before it is cooked. Tie same
rule applies to fowls in the cold season.
Take great care to cook your poultry
thoroughly, for nothing is more revolving
to the palate than UNDERGONE poultry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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uss.g her hraz1s ~ mach @ sac ds-s A<r
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secss-.ry srip- II sise mast 60 ds.n o~g-
lar for anything. let her pause Q rnomen,
before starting and see IL there il M,
something % be carried dosn, 90 II there
Is any err.nd there that may he attended
To other than the special one she goes on.
II she has occasion to go up stairs let her
consider how much that is Ia be done she
can accomplish with once going there,
and 50 Of everything else. A great deal
can be done by planning work to make
1t easy. She who has arranged in her
mind little programme Of her work and
Coca about it systematically will accom-.
plish with half the fatigue what taken at
random night be entirely beyond her
strength. Children can he trained 50 as
to save their mothers steps, and by set
ting and clearing away tables, putting
their own toys and belongings in place,
do very much to tighten the tolls of their
?. Tribune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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wogld bEve rsseni~d H. tot thu cd -rn
tieman restrained tbc2-
Nc. ~. s~ia BE- He takes M fo'
8 poor mAn, and - treat. the rvaghly
Let him have the full enj"yment of hi'
mistake sf the proper time
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vent almost TO the grousd With his boz
This Vas truly an honor. He found the
young graduates, and informed them
that his friend, Judge Kent, of the So
preme Court, had arrived. of course
they would have no objections to his sit
ting at table with them.
Of course not.
By-and-by dinner was announced, and
the Governor led the way into the dining
room, followed by his sons and the Judge.
The landlord saw, and was disguised.
The man whom he had snubbed was 60
ing to dine with his honored guests.
"Sir," he said, to the elder of his sons,
twill you have your driver sit at the t.
BILE with you3 Will the judge like it,"
SWELL" replied the young man, with a
merry twinkle of the eye, ''since the Gov
ernor is to pay all the bills, guess we'll
allow him to sit with u.s."
"Why, Colonel" cried Kent, with a
laugh, "dont you know Gov. Hubbard9"
'Our father, Colonel" added one of
the sons.
Poor Trover couldn't say a word. He
bowed his head and fed, and sent in his
wife to wait upon the table.-Ledger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

AWAY FROM HOME.-On no account
visit friend, however intimate, without
first receiving formal invitation, that
suitable preparations may be made to
receive you. know there is good deal
said about the grace and good sense of
receiving guests without making prepa-
rations for them, but it is hardly prac-
ticed. Every one who has had the care
of family knows that domestic ma
chinery does not always run smooth
ly, and it is pleasanter for all concerned
to have it regulated "before the company
comes" Give your friends, then, the
pleasure of expecting you, and be care
full not to remain with them so long that
they will decide there is more pleasure
in anticipation than in reality. Conform
strictly to the rules of the family, even
if they conflict little with your person
al comfort. Make yourself not only
agreeable. but useful, to your hostess. II
you do not assist in the homework, per-
haps you can mend or make Q garment
that otherwise might be neglected
Though sadly needed, owing to your
presence, and the care Of entertaining
you. have known persons who would
be highly indignant At the mere hint thai
they lacked good breeding. who ap.
peared perfectly oblivious to any of ths
simple kindnesses which il would seem
c.anoa good feeling ought at once q
dictase- Make - little vork . possible
and In every vsy requisite yoar coeduci
80 that the kind hospitality of your @.
srrta;ners nay not be ovestsxed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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aA~n. rh< v~mzn. tn ugs-xxz IN ray< &c.
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lzesr1ors - drG-rrxs &~<r-rs II
aAuzrns - sp q tk.- hrz.s - ~ ~s11<r
q n To- eksil cssist- q WAKE. sn< g.
tyss n masa weMfheT Hesr~ Sc m.ny
se@rs the Lasa~a ws~kly TsA.s<s kx~s
ssSwn by thse ssa~ Il the c<z-~- q <~xrk
the vnrying pre-sa5s> of th~ krms~paere
t-BE-r.eure 10 tie shsis. IN fhe san. ~
tine gr2s@ The nolss1r~ and dryn-ss al
the sir ~e esr.fhr; the north, soath-
east, west wIsds. and the veiscisy q
which they nv: AMI the daily rain-fsll
L.fterly some subtler coadisioos have
i'cen expressed in numbers: the ozone
hes been measured, electrical disturb
4nces have been recorded. IL will be
for science TO determine the precise ef-
tcStS va AucSC sthtrs " Itt. Ouc ottleI
condition is of unquestionsbls import
auce; II is light, q condition II the eie-
ments approaching perhaps nearer than
anything else their state in iVs.
The Registrar is right; for light 10
life. Sunlight, As physicists have shown,
is the source of all the forms of force
with which We are familiar. Tho coal
that heats our houses and moves our
steam-engines is only the solidified sun.
shine of former ages, and all the life of
the vegetable and animal world now is
due, directly, to the same source. The
bread that we eat is the gift Of the sun,
the clothes that we wear are woven out
of his beams. Plants turn toward his
light, and so should we if we had forgot.
ten our natural instincts in the artificial
existence we lead.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28


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cry coursad through hi, s,alwart frame.
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.nd .;,t . i;f,.J n,arer the conviction
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Indians! =,
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the foremost ones 50 near, that they could
barely hold back from piunging down
the precipice.