davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-07-16

rtrf: NORTHWEST SIDE.
Tie tlorougEfarrs which run through that
portion ., INC t..' y".a ws, 49,, tu Mns,S sanv. v
| particularly 6s Wrst "ster af'ti Nnrth e"hs"'
mon streets mud Milwaukee, qua chIeaso asc,
a!sea ~, .se'' a e 'nar"fss.''r.
iouset' "!'o""'""'emo''aes' ""A .',s,,..
Ing Establishments lhe streets ase patnn'H
graded, while thosc which hayo not been In
~ ., T., .r,,,, ann ~, n,u,t In nrt,,a,lr
"ss.., ''' a. x.., s ma,. wi" ...a., :. s,oro ~
ftnp"ssable. North Dcspaues street "a moro u
tca1ning thorunrh'arc than ono OF residences
atul there Is not tho 0l,nltty ur quantity
Of n1th along tt 10 rcn,lcr lts eondi.
H., va.- ,,., 1Jo,.,.1 s,rcot Il ,om.
''on seiI uA'' '!"'h'su S"..
parattvcIY J, IL gooA eons'l'lon. !" Aep'
In front The eroearics aud lq,ises Is apparent.
~ tat.n nwav ,rI,1, nr,,nptno.s. t1n1nn street
f., .., "n ,s..,,.,io, Sy.,, !, J.. ,,vo,t
@ HOS !" 'er} Hooa c"s'"'''''' MINI ~ N e".e'.'
tic cutters nrc full of grrat variety VI t1lrt.
TO every appearance Tho street Is not very |ro-
oucpt,v xwent. ia ftunt of hoyscs here mid
.,or. ,, l., ,~,,te ,,rh,rt NJ fon,,ltca 1lvc nrc
nrI'.,a nI ,xrs aii viii, r,ml. md stctenmr
nn..Gr a.i :,, VII. ,'to ai. Il c1,r"nv rtr
Io'nu nas .s "is ~
." n'hnr ~. Ill n ts et,,rrrosl ~"
o'uSt W.. ~ E:a 10 .*s.n. IT, .t. ,.,,n. ~ f1,3,r
street, Is m Mnaa'.Y ana nms.gn''y ,' hheM. sem.
roa, ,5tv r.ai' irn tho % rav"nes ~ TTH i,ne a,
6,x.% ,bo ~,,tters viii, ,vatcr ,nake i'm, tl,c
, ann - tI Wy: rts" ,,,,ttsrs wrre fnun
t1lled > Viii % ,.sstpcss S' anti tii'' covered With
gee,, S,''I imt tts t,sr. ~ Es od. . ami md.
4, Ei,1s ;o ~ ' rs,;sn n rnriss1 to th,nrss
u ~ Aan's % tc,s. sns , ,s,'r.s
nfa ,his aae .'te Wi'nrs u ,hr r.c Ind mnt b..n
p.EacH III roitaTr. ware fo,,n,, loc,tci In noois oi
i'i ,.Ii ~, & .sn,,r " ~ .itos
sn nM'ct' u ',.o.n p,,nns % n',;, Sn tr;ns
~ % .l;my II ,rv, wn.cr NJ '' md % nnides % Of sccpc
H.. '"''y H.. "",v ,a,,,,I ''' ,,.F,, no H.,
Aita I'LL mo.i," Ill.,, n nao ot ,nst ,h, ro,snno
ni,. ,na,o sSeu ,,rn 4 rt wiz liz 1hror
.s ILL.,, .o1 WV n,t, tEaG, Srn,n Hiwai,Ecc
Is rcer; "sst oo n,. rtx :r,s II,
suuu nv. arc n T. 10 tc fiie viii; trt vbch rc
tesGn1s m'1ceaasnus ns s' at!"sait. ,rsr,
wme ~ ;n, anan nIG c5;o ~ ~ snrt
stn nic ~ s" eo"Ia H., a',,.tvo ~ -. sr. ~ ~
ats 'ne oss si,fu grs"t s' 1T. IL ~ !.
anaes s IT, ,o. tso9a,a,o, SStt.tnn
tra,G up' VIZ r, sntt is 1nw.trno
4 shheGt p i,p e - hauscs - nn,
risn a..naf T. ,nnosca Thc crs nrc haif mi
, 1879-07-16

nat t!,e Increase Il not entirely explained BY
thu'dentlls from these dtseasca. Tie Doctor
thinkB the increased humidity Of tho atr has
been more pnmcrtu, tlnn the sanitary defects,
Tile mortality corresponds very closely with
tic sewerage flnproyelnanta fU ward and tho
Tbs relation Ut deaths to sewerage will ho ap-
parent from this following table showing tho
number Of deaths the mat btx n1onths, thu in-
cYcusG over tho corresponding months Of 1873,
tho lset III sewerage por acrc, and tho popula-
tlpH lHr Arfe:
, 1879-07-16
PORT OF CHICAGO.

lnG IQlDHltlI HGEo H1f0io AA4 4I%AAe
satlngs at this mort for the trcnty-four hours
ending at 10 o'clock last night:
AnntrSLB.
iron sky1ark, Benton, sun1.tcs, State street.
Prnu MesaouEer. Hcnton: handrtsa. Suite street.
Prop r. q. Brtttian, Sangntuck, sunds'csf S'ats
proo Russis, BufrLo. sundsies, Adams street:
rrop St IonH, Buffalo. sundrcs. 1lsndolpt street.
roP psma,ek, McDeksnnee towing nash 'ssest: W,:
Prop swallow. white kske, lumber, Polk street.
fsop Now Era. brand Haven. towing, Rush street
:tmr Mnskegou, siaIskeeon, sunaslet, linsh street.
stmr Corona s J9s snnss HvsM .m,rs sfse Rush
stmr q. dfau,mond, South nn'cp. snudrlcs, Rush
schr 4. i. Judd, Menekauaeo. lumber, O.. D. i
sebr ! l.. Filler, Monekauneo, lumber, Ma'ou
schs Ns!son ntenckaauee. lumber: Arnold Slip.
schr i: u. Dav,son, Cleveland: coal; 1.5z. ; e;,,
sshr sssr banssn Hste c!ty. psasan CIV isn6e5 +
gchr Yankee Dladc, hanlstec, lnnber Market.
schr Dr!yet: Kewanneo' hatf, No.to ha'St1a s'tees
Schs isabslla Sands. White Lake. lumber, Maga-
scbr LnM1ocsrnau, i19 black Creek. lumber. Eight
scnr Saino. asn Saaxossn, lumber, Market;
sesF sesF & g. j. oede oedsf, saastes ia@Ss Gssfst.
Scir Hmoskcag. Man,steo, lumber, Market.
schr Peoria, ised River. lnmeer, Market
sche d. j. Halo. Milwaaxes, light, Hush sttees.
Behs aen. Worth. Lud!ngton, Lumber, Sampson
schr hh,5spee, lisn1iln, lumber. MARKET.
schr Honest John, Auskcgon. lumber. North
SCH, LoaIss sansI Mcpopald. Maui.tec. humber Market.
CC,e i Whifn t,Nke. slabs. N1ffA Branch.
, 1879-07-16
AFTER THE PLACE.

TO lid EUI1Ur ~ 1HE 7F1bHHf.
CHICAGO, July 15.-plcaao tuform me whether
the consolidation Of tho four Pension Agenries
In Illinois also consolidated tho salaries OF
those agencies. In other words, whnt salary
x.
(M!ss Sweet gets $4,000 per anuun, The Fafne
Us before the consolidation Of tho agcnccs.]
, 1879-07-16

MAYOR HARRISON rxrLA1Ns THROUGH mis-
PERSONAL ORGAN WIZ TIE COUNCIL sus-
TANNED BEHNklE.
Hnrrisou refuses point-blonk to converse With
any Of the reporters e1capt those Of hle pct
organ. Into their cara ho pours out his true tn
waruness. The reinstatement Of Ftre-Mar1hal
Bonner BY tho Common Council by tho enor-
NOUS majority Of five to ONO took E,o breath away
irom the "best Mayor Chicago over had." lie
felt 60 mortified and chagrincd at the unex-
pectcd result that, while still smarslng from tho
blow, he gave h!s personal organ his explanation
Of the Why ana wherefore Of the votes Of the
Democratic Aldermen. Ills organ rcproduccs
Ills yers!on Of the matter as follows:
A 1fm<s reporter Of EnqnistnR aspo.iton turned
bis attention toward tho discovery Of tho rcaaors
why 30 many especially Of tho Democratic Alder.
yond Ills most ardent expectations. Tho dies Of
this papes present large nnmbef Of these reasons
when collected L. soa M yowsa , al ,ozsths5 sna fey
appeals front VARIOUS Aldermen and their frteudn
for assistance In !hd way OF getting ccsIatn other
friends Apnninsedto lucrative positions, furnished
nisluterested observers l,a,e, noticed TINT a
eii9as b.. been organized. tho aim and object Of
MAKE MI nA1anlsoH's ADMINISTRATION uN.
POPULAR.
II was ycry natural Ut ceussc that Republicans
should SO Into m enterprise Of this laudabio kind
%lta a9'e eEGiski. ~ *" 'h aIsta sn tnh'
tno M sSmy sn :. 1nn"tx Tpe.snrnrs INA Mavnrs Il
Mao n0pe ~ i3 "o ,i.1. lhcmsoivS. ~ IN sv,ch' ~
tno tatuIe, nAoa.a s.sto .n;f vn ~ no a "asn ~
toMe. so " a y H. Wtn 1ivs ,hn ia aI
shwatt esekI sn9s. :" s"S ~ 1bo s"s Pao1
liz inv Of iii paItY natfiots OF this aso and cen-
Grafton. Bnt Il seemed q lttt!o strange thAt 10
| many Democrats should 40 readily Join this ncn
0rsAn!zation, and little inquiry disclosed tho
fact that thay had resolved to take this course for
lilo purpose Ut rcrengtng themselves on tho Mayor
| fot dectMng to appoint . molaFstT Of thclr con-
| BtilnrMta tu luctatiss otfccA: Tho public srs vi.
ready familiar With tho fact that An enormous howl
| has been raised by
TIE D,sArrOiNrEp pIAcB.NuSrxns
:. .xt.h ~. ~, ,,svht, armv ana !, .n,.o,,
Tint tne Aaesmcn aas9 ~ n ths ~
an1 lAofoaSn!! sneE ans SuIo an Moat ~
\ % 1eto MsAe 'ns "o"os'1''e 'eat"'a's'Aao4 w
| ronuAF' =. .A,. .h ..r.s
Ine @ ".a .os ,mn,s,'. rse va y
elAtcs1nen eosuptA!n ats tEt5 Iu;I@suus u @ aHo Il.
eaTno ipAtnnees sely !aWgGapt n ~. ,"atamce; sno
patann4s rhclpa. Q! t9o E9httn matu. y a!au ~
cnuse plsces were not !ouna iof t"1 9! " Gonsnt
| ntnis. NO" y mus! lc aAm'tteo btsAt NJ. Faelps
| demauue on Mt Harrison WcFs $0sy Moos1ats
| when QAl3 Two 01 nle IeauesH tAnta .! sstuIlnH
satisfactory nhs"eFs. sumo G1 tns otnet hioetmeu
| hare haA tHcntf tMea Wulss iueM. M !s.s Atss
.sks an .esc.atns A. H. fsnc,sd t,e ciis,,sss
wsre rnod or bnti f0r iii appointment OF hIA two
friends, has hseh rather amusing.
, 1879-07-16

taken. On Friday Of last wcck citi.on called on
Inrvoy Weeks. tho Mayox's old partner In tho real
estate business. and nt.ired him that elght votes
nointncnt Of only ono man 10 lucrative pttsl.
tion. On luqnIfy ri to who that man was md what
he wanted, Mr. Weeks was lnformnd that The man
was John r. Scanlsn, aid. LhH1er's bfotheF3M-
law. hnd the position he Aoaght was that Of STREET"
{s0ntu1R Gfnnnr.
, 1879-07-16
BENNEIs.
The Chief Jubilantly Received by
the Boys.
uo Has q Long Private Talk with
MIR. Harrison.
The Mayors 0rgan Tolls Why Certain
Democratic Aldermen Opposed Him.
Benntr's Cass Talked ortr nj That Democratic
Observation-Disclosures Reulayaf.

J. BEN N Err
4 TALK WITH THE MAYOR
Tbs Fire Department was oil right nGain Jcs-
ter1ay, Mnrshnl Denner being In command.
The approval al hla bond by tho Council hfon-
day night was the final net necessary to restore
him, as!do from taking tho oath Of Office, nnl
this Deputy City. Clark Moody administered to
him at 0 o'clock ycnterday morning. Matt I'm
tncdiate1y went around to headquarters, on tho
Quincy street Side OF tic rookery, aud "roport-
ed for duty" Tint is. he sent 04-o-1@ over
report anarters. ,r pcnner." Tho So HUI
came In rapidly and with c.nptlnsis, and to an
imaginative car they seemed like cheers.
minutes Inter. Mnvor Harrison passed the win
dow near tho Marshn,'s stcs!s.
"Good morning, Atr. Mayor," said Matt:
.i1oS neGa sla %osoll"E' ,nr a''sh' said the Mayor
IAN right" replied Eenner..
Along abolat 10 o'clock the Marshal had
A TALK WITH MS noson,-
called on him as tho lcnd Of the Departmcnt. to
pay his rcsrccts Whnt passed botwccn than is
not definitely known, IS neither Was eo1nmuul-
catlvc. Il u understood, However, u.at Mr..
Beiucr told the Afayor ttIat he lad stFfrcn for
| and secured peace aiu1 harmony IN the Depart
inent, and desired It 10 contsnnc,-that he In
| tended to fight fires md nothing else. Tho
Magyar rsve him any assurances regarding a re-
"pTT1."s%Meat. Ts.. %a'. 49,. <-u..,
.t - L'Ts tI. ~ 5ssteraaf lives tte 4oto"His IT.
eoa.,t y. a'e interview:
u, AiSor tne aanai fo.malittcs had Ras.sd between
long and !cty frlendv talk as to tho causes that
Mr' f,onne1 @ Ic1rca IL nnsf'ion c,,o,,x md a;,.
tInctiy stating thc yiews l,c Ind ontcrtancI az 10
tho manner In which his Department should bo
conducted; that In not forwarding h!a resignation
ho had acted In accordance With hs policy Of inde
pendeHee. not Intending my disrcspcct. but feel
tng ihst tho MuIoE bud tl!e pawoe at any ttuo
o a!.GnntEe tapTS nn9es hsn1; u IN ~ op!nioh
m0 !. .st ~ eu" ~ y "'eH
neces,nTY 10 ,ake onx sct,on n the nrrm'.cs "''
lio furthermore denied the ckarrn thnt lie had
talked abont thn ch!cf Magistrate. ar In any way
, 1879-07-16


Rptetd. Diap1teh to 1hs TnSnnx-
CLEVELAND, O., July 15-Vessel charters
schr Emeu, two trips to Marquette, coal up At
40c, and orc buck at tl.30; schrs G. ]. Magill
aud Fred 4. Morac,ore from Marquetts at $1.80;
suhr tfrumpn, coai, Sandusky 10 Milwaukee, 'at
Coz.
Considerable bad feeling IL now ex1aling he-
tWcon sailora md yesscl-lnen, and squaboles arc
frequent. When the schr Frnuk Perew 60.
ready 10 aalt to-day, tic crow waso escorted. Ia
tho vessel hy sduad OF police, q acrord OF Uuion
meu following, but Offering no Interference.
, 1879-07-16

Ponr HuRoN, sttch.. July 15.-Passcd up
Props Y. II. Kctc.nn, II. Howard, Belle Cross
nml bargcs. Allegheny nnil barEcs; tug sn'np-
sou anA bargcs; schrs George II. Warrington,
Z. II. johnson, David Wagstnff, a. j. Dewey,
Adventure, Conncaut.
Down-Props scotta. Asia, James s. Fay with
Escanaba and Rhodes; schra Thomas Quayle,
.lancs Wade, Col. Ellsworth, J. r. Noycs,
Nc,llu Reildsngtou, Emma c. Hutchinson. John
Magic; tug Moore nild raft, Vulcan and raft;
8ttnr Marine City. =
WIud-Nort,least, fresh. Weather f1no.
Prop Japan reports schr Golden West coming
to thss port With her cunvas gonc. having lost It
IN heavy gale on 6aElnas bay thia morntng.
PoRT HuAoN, Mich, July 15.-up-Props
Mary Mills, Lawrence. Quebec, Bay City anu
burgess; schrs Alexander, Mary Hattie, Mary
Alytin.
Uown-rrops City ot New York, India,
Oneida, Gortlon Catnphell with Allegheny !;
aehrs Lizzio Law, knte Kelley, Jamaica, Wau-
caata, Northulau.
Wind-southwcst, light; weather fine.
, 1879-07-16

crnmeut pier, md 1t Ia also reported thai mud
browb arc dumped III Mud Luke, and cycn III TIC
river. The law requires fl.at tho scowS ehn!l
.1ci,oet their lontls lii tic lake. three miles from
liz sllnrc, but tlIcy do not MI IL It.
, 1879-07-16

VITAL STATISTICS.
The following table shows that there has been
IN Increased number 0f deaths every month this
yens 50 fur, n.ul t'iut tho .nfant mortality has
tecn considerably In excess OF last year:
, 1879-07-16
pOttT NLHt,HNE.

PORT O0LHDltNE
*ptetat Dtfrtteh to The Trthis1<.
ronT CoLnonSe, Out, july 16.-pessca Down
.-stmf Africa, Milwaukee, to Montreal, goreral
cargo; argyle, Milwaukee to Montreal, gcncral
cargo; sclr Sligo. ATtlw auken to Kingston, corn.
Up-Stur shlckluna, Montreal to Chicago,
ccncrni cargo.
1Ytnd-2outhwcst, frcsh.
, 1879-07-16

tbc condition of the river, which rms then CT
cscdingly tllshy and running both ways, but not
he.x,sr x ] na,t of thu serupc. stnce t,at datc II
faa remained ID ABOUT the satne stationary
condition. though the stream has OF corrsc
grown thicker nn.l ,,'i thicker and mora sts"nE
which has been poured Into It. Ycstcy-
day The main stream, which ms exceed
tnr]y Offensive, was running out into
tho lake with rapta current. After
passipr short distance tlown the South Branct,
the eve at tno observer could detect no current
w1ateyer, At Tsenty-sccona street It WAS ab-
so]ute,v statlonarY,
Tint water was running ont into the lake so
ynutilly was a sort Of natural sequence Of tiy
southwest y,ul which tlroyo the lake vatcrhack
froYn 4hc month oY tbe harEnr u,t, II, 1ovcred
Ia 1cve1 n. tn nc,rss..ata i'm ortf1oy or thr
rIre- wo,ar. rbcre scsmrl To be M rood reason.
however. WIN there should ho eucl, starnaut
cnndt,fon a1onfr the Soufh Hrnnch nntl
vhv thu cnuol waA mt ,]olnt, so,nethInr tn r.
1,evc thc i,te sewer of so,na OF It's nl,lt. so n
tc,ccram wne amt Yesterday tn Nr. Thona,.
GrncroI snn.rtntcudcnt of tht ran.l. w,,osc
off,cc !. ot f.oc,rnort. ,ul from him thc follow
Inn on.,ncr wa. rcccived,
n the gduor NJ 1-h> r,+fbun.
cANA. Hrrxni*TxxnxNrs OYY.cE, f.onxronT.
~, auly i5.-Ihese y now ~. ole Gnhic lGGt ot
minn.ap: no sewcrsre wntcr in il. Tie sto rnins
havo tMrn.sheA nose wafer thnn the cana! conla
nass % a. sao ocxnp6, cna sc OF @ s%t1o sess. @4
rcrytous to Int wcrs nnthinc hu. sewerage waic,
hns becn pastng tsls season. nnd that ri the n'ost
"1Gne Mti1"' x,na' "ea''' eaa"' |" tao 'on'" Fanch
II. TuonAs, General Superintendent,
This explapat1on covers tho ground, and rot
, 1879-07-16

castonallv, now, ttc Observer viii notice house
with n larHe yard around III Krown wila Esaes OF
cral nriincss of ashes, Stag, anil fostering
garbage
, 1879-07-16
NAVIGATION NOTES.
f4fYFr IN

r,,,1.no
,,.,,
inc schr heed eaae haa ea9neaa carta
away yesterday In tilt with bridge nbutn,ent.
Up to 1ask evening tho Gardner had not been
7o,ten m tl,c s1oro At LINCOLN Park.
soss'" w .'s '."'' ~ '
The tug Hacklef got l'he ID hcf "ncel yes
terdar, asld "tnt up to the Shears to hare 1t
taken out, .-.-.-
The schr Melvin 8. Bacon We4 towe1 fgon Tho
Gns-ffouse s1lp yestor,1oy 10 Miller I3Fos.' dry
,1a,t ,,i,or. ~ Iii Il, - Inv ,n,k. stonned.
~ .1..', ~ .,.,. r,.,,, .r.,
lou bagte9 ms ethppeu 'he ec" 5ke't1 Jus'
completed for Mr.. Shafc!de, to LAKE oeonotno-
voc, Wis. Sho Is the Fiorfdanodc1cd yacht
ptryiousiy described in tbeso columns.
ri. ,,1h, h.,,r,.t .tn,,1.r ~ 1,n.h e+rnct, n,n1
Nv ,,!sn ."s"t o.'A.. tr" s..ss .s.,,
Capt. Mu'llnss Of Tie Iustom.iio"sc loles' p.''''
cd "dock wol'apor " out Of the river Sunday
night.
Cant. ]. T. Clark, who sailed tho tchr tnpa
for thirteen years. hns taken sotnnaana o. M u'c
schr taaule Cock, which y ia tue lumber traac
between this port nnd White Lake,
, 1879-07-16
SANITARY.
Dr." De. Wolf Jubilant Over
His Appropriation.
Double the Amount Ought
to Be Given.
Ths Condition OF the River and
! South Branch Very Of.
fensive.
Tho Canal Busted in Carrying OF
the Recent Rains.
Exploration Of nm Offensive North Bide
District.
4 Trip Through Some Streets In tie
Northwest Quarter.
Some Vital 8tatistioa--Let tho People
q, Bathe Free,
Tho Canal Busted In Carrying on
the Recent Rains.
Exploration Of nm Offensive North Bide
District.
i Trip Through Some Streets In tile
Northwest Quarter.


dr. OE "cLEs
The Commissioner Of Health Is 1iappv over
tho action Of the Council giving him $4,000 adj
dttlonal for ecavrDRor work, mid as the Mayor
viii undoubtedly sign tho ordinance, DR.. Dc
Wolf expects by the beginning Of next week 10
have flftv tcams at Iork,-double the number
now employed, but onl5 half what ho should
the garbnge, aeics, ctc., as fast rs they accumu.
late. lie engaged sotne teams yesterday, aud
Was looking for other suitable oncs,-not oil
offering being accepted.
With regard to tho
INFECTION or TENEMKST.nousEs,
potlng new wns learned yesterday. 10 reports
having bccn received, but NIL tic physicians now
at work will be heard from BY Saturday. Three
moro have offered their scrv!ces,-Drs. J. +.
Cook, o. @. echctFcrs, md ". +. j. Mic1.cIet,-
making twenty-st1 In alt. About half Of them
have been unsigned to districts. It bGing ncces-
sary to notify them first Tint their services aro
accepted, and then they call Mt the Office nrsl
pick out the section which they can beat at
tend to.
The Commissioner took run mp 10 tho North
pier at Lincoln Park, where
THE DAu1Es' 1iosp1TAL
IL located, md was VERT fayorablY impressed
with the arrangements and tho good being dono
for the health Of tho little ones. As the In
Brcctors above referred to hare been instructed
to Get out AZ many children rs possible. The
present accommodations (the pies was packed
yesterday u1orning) will provo inadequate. 50
Ir. De Wolf addressed q letter to tho Park
Commissioners suggesting that tho shorc-ena of
the pier be covered with awning. which would
eive ample room. 1t Is TO be hoped TINT thtf
suggestion will be hccdcd, for thousands o!
, 1879-07-16

33tAQRst8t z9FVNFFH6
MINIATURES, Wis, July blake ffe'Gh.s
xerc rery quiet, Charters, schr Belle Mitchell,
wheat TO Kingston, At 4]4c; Typo, ore, Escaus'
ba u Cleveland, ut 15c.
WHERE MuD-RCDWs ARE DUMPED.
1t Is said by those who claim to hare seen
them u!at the mud-sco~e Of the Chicago 0redg'
Ing s Dock Company arc dumped within a
ssonq's thsoH Of ths o9ptheEu eud ot the Gov.
, 1879-07-16
MARIN E NEWS.
LAKE FIsEIG1f,rS.

The cxptratian of the tcn.dny storage period
did not RiIcet tile grnin freight marsct
materially ycster,iny, and rates were unbalanced.
Engagements wcro as follows: To Buffalo
Prop Nebraska, corn at 2ifc; prop Potomac,
corn md wl,cat to Boston ut II a',d 12c. 10
Coliingwo ood-Thc schr Reed Case, whcnf, anu
to SarnIa, tho prop Clia,nnlasn, corn thsou0lI.
In thu afternoon tic props Cnba. Commodore,
null Nebra.ka ttl1ls up}, hna aclIrs c. K. Minis
and Marin Alnrtiu, corn fur buffalo at %c.
Capacity, S00, ,u0o.
The sclr rursta wos takcn for shingles nt 12c
rer 1908 fron Whto l.ake to Michigan CITY,
Tho schr John lem, bark, fron, kewaunce to
Chicago nj 81 10 per cord, aMl tho sspW y. T.
Wilson, bark, pcntwatcr TO Chicago, $t.12M per
cord. ...-
A Detroit exchange snys:
Very little lumber IN moving forward from hi-
penn or I'ay City 10 Chlchro nm charters made
icEe. mid tue rcason given is % aeconnt ot thc Icy
freight aore yesses seeking csrsocs csn Il, IT, ,a
Aaster to Milwaukee. while coal froIghts franl the
1owcr ports are tending np and there !. plenty to
far Chicago bavo heen secktns lumber carrlors
dnrtng tho pnAt week. hut vessels VIII NOT ACCEPT
te offered - 4 doss not eso1,pntf aTH5s Is.
luz up. and from this on better auHrcs arc expected
| tlian AASu ruled no far this season.
4 RACE TO SAVE STORA(7E.
Tho Captains OF tho schrs G. X. Minis md
Maria Slart't, had lively run for the elevators
! last evening, n,il wcro not moment too Boon,
| Tor tic tcn-day storage period expired at . ..
! u., and unless they wcru on hand NTH tlciE
craft to 1oael tic shipper would be stuck for &c
per bu for tho following ton days' Tor portion
t,1ercof) storage. Both schooncrs were tnoored
at Kcut's ppekIng-house, near Twcnty.sccond
street bridge, mud they wcrc chartered
at late hour. Tic Captains secured
tho tugs Robert Tarrant, Capt.
T5rell, and the Ewing, Capt: Wccklcr, to tow
,fem to tic elevators, 4 md G, nf Armour,
| Dolc t. Co., tho former elevator bell'E at
Sixteenth street ard tic latter at llalstcd
street. Boil! tugs made ye!y Fan n otter tel lt tht
oi them. The Tarrant had to tako the Minis "
stern first, md tho Ewing towsd ,.ai tsf u
o'clock, a1lt there was not 4 moment to bt
Lost, and not moment WINS lost. Bosl! tug
were "Ict out," aud thu Nms wns landed nj
elevator A ready to load before Q y: m.
and the Martin was also on time at Gle
yator. Tho storage money WAS saycd, and th'
Captains and shippers weto happy.
, 1879-07-16
North Branch nhoro Goose island you'd rim 1t
eIosn In a cnulnnt1tIHa e. e1nmfnatpu.

forth Branch nhore Goose lsIaml Tou1d run II
close In competitive examination. -..
The reporter trasclcd sfonR this delcctablo
.,,.nn bo,,.osn Tw-ntv.,h,,i on1 rweifsh
e..s". e... s ....I ~. ,a,.ts.n,.
tereetN ana v'eHea Me 'an"asaas' n
the 1intsted street bridge tabout where
Twenty-shssd would cross Il eont'nucdh he found
s, inc W1tsr tS,, Eotcr s''' ne' "s" way
II ,ton't rn,, nt al. was fte rtptv: tstnst
nov t,,rrr i. yerr slirht current wrstwars}ly.
'yt;i ts,n' rn, 4 IN" 81, hosE arain M "' VI INV "
!" fou on star horc ali In. t,noan
uYcs. thtrcaboule.n
II Like thc smell OF this rayor7n
"ro." With q fnce Of Intuysc disgust: III
don't: nnd YOU vonldt. oither. II vn,, had 10
gtHy l,crcih =
i tInx in vou know tto. thcr. I. rn cnrrcnk
To sncas pffs,
HEnsy cnouch. Three wctk. nno made the
acquaintance 81 q dug,-larao Iog hc was. lie
Inc his litc. When [ tIrst hecan.c aco,laintctl
win him In waa Gnot,n,r rou,I ,bout there, n
nni thc brjdae-tcrdrr pofnted with III. pipc to
pars Of tho southern utaw of slle bridge.
"Wcll, what lsx,,t1e Of limp
"yYhy. f1e etaM aruun{t, Hunc DAYS It seemed
like AZ if hc ind made IN hia mind
10 visit Liz frfrnds At Lctuont or
locknort, aul }o womla forge slowly
IN strrntn nj il IL aup NJ n,nl lsd think he tn;1
ennn for rurc. Alsyho ho'tl get as for "a that
siin m " ron,Irr fnoI,tw to one a few hundred
fcct wcst1. int sire as mud he wuulti come back
arnln In ']Ic afternoon, or mex. daY at lattat.
@hy i've Enown that Jog to start ont bright
M. @ @c,1ly In Ike morning With feir frccze a.1,l
,r1,ot seemed decent current, and when had
ha,s rny hrcaktat and looked rouua ft,r HIN,
s,1rc enough I,e uasn'k there. / couldn't sec
hhtS bIiS nor halr Of him, tho,lcil he waa
1dr dog and blown ,r ut tint,
n,nl would mnko UP mr. mind that ha was
,-ru,e Il made nc feel t!si<l at bad--lke losiu4
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-12-03
M A r r I E D ,

November 18th, by the Rev. DR.. NJ. D. Hoge,
THOMAS BRUCE, of Halifax county Va, and Miss
LOUISA HOWARD, daughter OF Robert Howard,
Esq Of this city
November 9th, at the residence of Thomas
Hawpe. near Greenville, by Rev. A. H. Hamil-
ton WILLIAM B. CRAIG and Miss LEILA A.
BRowNLEE, all of Augusta county, Va.
November 18th, at Wards chapel, Nottoway
county, Va, by the Rev. DR.. Theodorick Pryor,
WILLIAM H. ScorT and Miss MEDIA c., daughter
of James f. Grigg, all of NOttOway.
November 26th at Belmont, Va, by the Rev.
/. B. Johnston, ] MARTIN and LAURA M.
POPE, daughter of the late Charles F. Pope
November 26th, by Rev. T. L. Preston, D. D.,
PAUL n. GRANT and Miss CARRIE V. BRANDT,
both of this city.