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ART SCHOOL,

MRS S. II. FULLER PRINCIPAL
opens for It's Tenth Annual session SEPrEM BIER
10 see circulars a book aud art stores call at the
rooms 1918 street, opposite Franklin Square. I'm
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Georgetown College.

p, The next session will begin on THURSDAY, SEP
TEMPER 4. "
Denominations for admission on MONDAY, SEP.
TEMHER and thereafter.
The Fstro2i cars run within two blocks of the
College. -
se5.2w r. l., uEALY, s. j., President
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BOARDING.

A YOUNG LADY can be accommodated with
IA Room and Board IN private family at Sl2 per
month Apply NJ 2l@ ST. neXt twenty first st n W.
1.-TWO Young men (orgentleman and Wife, find
4 q com Portable Room and Board In private fnm-
lily OF three adults ut 1891 Eighth street, terms mod
crate; references se3
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FOR SALE-HHOUSES.

A FINE Double Residences; brick; 20 rooms; lot bON
IA 100 feet cost nearly SS0OO0 will be sold for less
than half cost, Will be rented NJ nominal sum.
Apply at 1887 q stnw selS-3t
TIME beautiful ltesdence, with bay window and
Il modern ConYenenCes No 40 p 81 n W; lot % X
l5 feet and twostOry brick stables key noNt door u
TVNHRElc-STORY Brick Houses " rooms; nearly
l. new on N 81 N W; between Thirteenth and Four
teentb sts; viii be aod low terms to suit II LAW
y IlR, dealer in Real Estate. $40 Il 81. sel0-tt
EINELY located corner House, northwest; II
II rooms; all modern conYenlences: price, sG,i0J
easy terms. Address w y $, Republican office. SEES
DARE CHANCE; furnished, a handsome two
III story and basement Brick Dwelling; all modern
improvements No 1910 Ninth 81 n W. Apply ut once
on premises sej
A VERY desirable, nearly new, sloYen.rOOm
IA House, south of Town Circle; on long Time price
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Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10, 1870.
The following are the Official closiug quotations OF
mining stocks today
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A. f. a. KING NJ H., Dean.
seS-lm I2O Thlrteenth ST.. Washington. ID O.

"ANERLEY SEMINARY. opening SFPTEM-
w BER Is, Boarding and bay School for Young
Ladies, No. JAZZ III ST., Washington, D. e. Circulars
~ me book and drug stores. Miss LlPSCoMB Prnci.
P,u. scl.!m
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
~ Tor children from three 10 ten years OF age
Ke, opens SEPTEMBER s. Call for circular at Kin.
1ergarten Hall, go Eighth street The Kindergarten
year, eight months course, begins OCTOBER 10. a
course OF Lectures explaining the and merits of
the *. q, system Will be given to Young Ladies' In.
Stntes Il dcsired For particulars apply 10 Mrs.
LOuhSEP OLLOCK, K.G. Hall, or Miss SUSIE pol
LOCK, ll2 Thirteenth St, principals OF X g. Normal
luslllute se32w
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TRAVELLERS GUsDF.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

T. AITIMUKE IND UTIIU KAILKOAD.
The Great Double Tfnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH NORTHWEST, WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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PINKN INSTiTUTE.
The Misses Burgess, Principals. will be 10 opened on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, For CifSai4Is &c.
apply at Sis Connecticut avenue. SCI, ~
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
THE
GOLNMRIIN NNIKHROII,I-

III 81. BET. THlREENTH& FOURTEENTII N w,
WASlIINGTON, u. q.
The hfly-elghh course of Lectures will begin on
MONDAI, OCTOBER o, and continue until March
1850. NO changes nave been made in the Faculty
since last year, except that The chair Of Mntcrla
Me'ltca VIII be filled by Prof d. w. Prentiss, vice
PToL j. G. Riley, deceased. In addition to the usual
Lectures upon the seven essential branches OF Medical
science, special arrangements have been made TO Z
ahording the student Practical Instruction I'm An.
atOlny, Chemistry and the use of the microscope
nnher the personal direction oi Competent Teachers
Ample opportunity IL provided for Clinical Instruc.
non ~ the various hospitals and dispensarles of the
Glly iTee OF charge The central location OF the Col
ege affords ensy transit by crs to the several
hospitals and Government departments. The course
VIII hcEin with an Introductory Lecture by Prof
Prentlss At m. ON Monday. October O. In the Col
ege building The profession aud public cordially
invited to attend The regular Lectures will continue
ucuars address
ses-Im T2G Thrtecutn al Wosi,i,n,,,,,r,' =, r,
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LOTrER ".

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IA FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND plSTRl'
BUTTON. CLASS j, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES.
DAY, OCTOBER H. ls79-ll3lh MONTHLY DRAW
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,

ORGANIZED FEB. I, 1878.
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
his friends and the public ~ general that the Poly
teChnic College, No, 70J street, corner Seventh
northwest Is again open to youths mot under four
teen years of age and of moral character only) who
desire Il thorough education MS CVil and Mechanical
penmnnshp and bookkeeping includedl. Must visit
the Institution daily from TO O'clock. Terms IS
per mouth. or s2 per quarter, payable In advance.
JULIUS X, HANNEMAN
nu2slm Principal.
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HEL MB0LD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar to females,
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and all COM
plalnts incident TO tn sex.
, 1879-06-17

San Ffr.aci4co tArnntcit, dune 10.
The Chronicles crop rep0rta fruns twenty 5fnfse
counties, comprising the principal gransrotR.
regions Ut the STATE. Justify tho prediction !bss
we will llnvu M ubundant harvest tnls season,
cqual to II lut exceeding liiat of the last. ~
rucent hr;lsy rnlns hAyc not Eeticr:l!iy rrsatea
III serIulss dl,.a.. as was anticipated. In 9atle
Catusa, Frosno, Humboldt, Los Augetns Moasi
Grey, Sau Divgo, Bun Matuo, sautn Clara, W.
8oiioma Counties, the acreagc III cultivation !.
cces'a flat of luat year, the st'csuassd aTsa % pst
deyutcd chiefly to wheat. Frcsno, however;
gives PROMISE of only hall crop Of w'!sat IT, aa ana
barioy, due to te scarcity of raln. lhe oa!
come In Los Asigelos Will not likely be n'a.a
bet,cr tllun tn Freslso. Owing to tltc ho.' o,!
winds OF April, which uppear to t'aYe III asss.
nart destroyed tho grain crop In that counths
Init grup of bartrr, al,d about tnitd u ssu.
Vi wheat 10 sail 10 be al! ti,Mt eat tcasonau! "
expected, although The grau ID of superior 4li1r
ity. urnpes aud o,l,er fruit arc do4ts VIII I'll
while but hutf the Usual quantity OF hohel W.. ~.
bo produced. From Sun Bentto County tlc ,s,
port Is dlseoussgiag. the gratn Yield, e1eepi. n,
San Felipe, San Jsa, und t,art ol Sau!a .nn,t ani
Valleys. being already kGt down as lltt'e sau.
Of failure. For Sacramento County u,e p. p'o.f n
ise Is very fair, I'LL increase oyer tic proaus's
last YcuF being DteAtctcn,
, 1879-06-17
An Offor from DR.. I)'linEor.


CHtcA0n. juno 1U.-ln your loral columns
this morning ls au account of Hn unfortunate
glrl-a victim OF intcmperaneo ats1 TIC NOR
phnB habt-attcnptIng to commit suicide, with
the suggestion TINT sosno onu can do good net
by curling her AS II Is not probable that n,ly VI
those wiBcacrcs who assaulted Inc professionally
when located ut thu Palmer House, some scvcn
months ugo, Will avail themselves OF IN oppor-
tuntty to do au net of real ciIarly, permit INC
to say u,at, II tho poor usrl runrred to is given
n temporary home for sixty days, Will taKo
llcArtfctt pleasure IN curing flUr of the mt.cra-
bio tll9casu that rcn.1ers Tier llfu unncarabl4.
And iu tllib connection please 1tluw INC the
privilege Of thansing this community generally
for Substituting INC, rs theY hive done, against
tho ''iIi.hrcd tauntsa OF tho, few uarrow-
minded, sall1sh and btgoted professionals WHO
buibed to thu suriAcu al cHcnIca, when, ns n
pl}slcian anxious to rolicyu hnunn misery,
announced my ability to cure the disease ot
tlipsoAnln. lily friends Will doubtless bs grat!-
lied to know thnt | have tsiulnphcd over tla
dustaydly attempts mRln 10 deiuMe ine, yer
Bonaily and professionally, mud tint I have been
tho means Of bringing peace nnl joy tn hum
drsta Ut A0.nes whore, prior Ia my conl.E to
Chicago, The wh!sky demon rclyncd supsu.ne.
II. D'uNaEI, ". H.,
Rooms n md III Patuer llousc.
, 1879-06-17

sap FFuncfsco cyr,espun4.aes u.,t:a.are Sun.
E. J. baldwin, cvcrY,Yharu known as Lutky
Baldwin. worked on hts fathers farm wuta
yuuug, In Indtana, Alter twe,'ty.fvc year. Of
bonu,lza district, Scyatta, and NJ few Years By
well I-iutlEtu ventures III mlntnE BtocIs, srafkei
soIIla millions. lie becauo publicly known b.
building s'l'he Haldwsu," unw 81 fas0ra9If
know ss opi,'sr Y. s euss on slarss a, sFtt ~
structure Is Datdw,u's 'rheatrc. The whole. In.
cIuung furniture, cost $3.0U1, ,0UU. 1nYtlihg
through Los Angeles Co,inty fic faucIra aHl
bought u Spunsstl gtllnt Of W,0D acFes ,sof
bountttully-watrrcd gnrden.land uni !ia Il
lnust bottuln land. needing no irrlVatIun. 0u!.
s!uu of this le iias attttlrialfy irrigated ms.
OF lhn property by nlelns OF six miles uf eisHt'
lucli pipt, aiitl beautiful iakcs are iofne1
hero R,Ii there, with t1tstic bridges and o:hsf
ad"rnments' some tifty rustic cottages aFs N \;
sorts ui farm buildings arc tastcfully atrsugrd
alll lowing Artcsta. springs abounlt q puFet
water. Tie oEc|lar.t hus 1.4U0 acres, with l30q
orange nin lemon trees 2,o0 a!n'Uilds, ivy lss!'
faa cllestnlits, ~ ucreh Ut EnElish WaInuts,
50) acres OF ctloicc grapes, fnnunrrabe npp1e,,
ucarS, plume, peaches, un. iIgs. lily has bAu0
cucu'y yptus trees 0f tWonlr-seycn different saft-
ttua, aul :I00U IF the graceful ptpi,er trees, OUT
il,nst ornate Evergreen aud uroopln3 sase1t'
l'curinS a pro1uat0n OF peppeE-iuuxl1g soSe'
berries broad aysnnc IS latd ultt, fssrrs mI'ss
long by 1a0 fcut wide, lined al, cactl side With
eucalyptus trees. In the centre Ia I Eo'f of psp.
par-trces, making gratelul hladu !n ifmt El!I,
climatic l.ltl tie air Ia coolcd by tnhulncFaet
fountains. Boon y mans!nn III Keeping WIN us ~
surroundings Will DO erected Oh r!sl,'E kaol!
overlooking tl,.. fuiryllnd, al,d so.s'a laulh1
teuantrv, with gardens ant cultivated fields: WI
enrich tl.s landscape Anh lnaIeo this e'1''at!
spot paradise, where tile proprietor can pa,,, :,
hts declining years In peaceful eontcmplal'on 2"
tho romAncs Ut ills creation.
, 1879-06-17
Decorative art,

To tht Editor aJ 1he Tribune.
CHICAGO, Juns 1B.--9o many questions have
been asked about the practical boucss conferred
by tAe Chicago Society of Decorative Art tlmt
would like 10 give, through yuur colnn.ub, n
brief outline Of solle Of thu results attained by
It during Its short existence
Que III u.e first objects Of this Soscty WINS
to cultiyata y more retlnud tasto In household
decoration; And. With th!a, to open larger
Held for tho employment OF women. Titcre
arc, as wo all knuw, u larga nu,nbur Of ladies'
tlopcuncnt moro or less OH ,l,cr OWL excr-
ttoHs for support, who arc yot, ett,Ier fruIn
tl-leaEth Or irol, carly education, entirely un-
1itteu 1ur tha moro nrtluullS cMploynents Ut
won'cn. They saA Nclther stan1 in stores Nur
llye tusiu aud sk[If calculated 10 mike
ultln llyal,abIe assistants In all MATTERS per-
talnttg 10 household art; but they lacked u,'y
wv Of akE EEo he'' '"'eht. ,.'s known ,hn T.
services. For such the ars, rooas
kiut oi uccurattys work, ulter for ea!r Or 10 OK.
htGtt Tor the purpose Ut obtaining orders. And
uly begps. Every artele received Is s4btnitted
tu II competent Co1n,nlttee, vito carefully tx
amino alld gratto tllc work, md In u written
criticism point out both merits ninl dtllcts,
thus aGtliH tlIc pArt of teacers to I'LL tic cou-
trihutorst ntd rnabllnE linn to mike constant
improvement. Besides this, eaet contributor
has tue upportuntyot personally comparing her
work with lint Of otiIcrs nlMt scuiiV for herself
W.cre st1e ~ deficient, Uilller this system! l,e
general standard vi work taa improved wondtr-
fully uur!ag tho past Yuar. Il.ere aso 23U such
regular contributors s'u articles llayr been re-
cc1vcl lrDM Nh lttffcr1nt persons. Among them
art many iuyA!l1s ultl csipplss Who Are entirely
depundrut OIL thts SECURES for every rouI4ort
lie Society has also established school of
ART nseulework u',drr lnost complete in.tract-
, 1879-06-17
THE DARIEN CANAL.



Secretary EvnrtS Report OF tho Aett,,
Talscn by Thla Government. 'n
wAsutnaror. ,I,,no 13.-1nn foIt.,.r,.
,' ~. n...,, 80 's'1o"ahE rnes-
anEe IRON e1e fresWehti accompanied b7Ar..
mort OF the Secretary OF btato. wss lotd 49,
I'm r1op.o oreu,,r. j., na,.,,,,,,,, pu4eso
tau ~ 4Ao"'o ''e'.o4a w ~ sau'eRt to-daI:
WAanfA"IoS, 'tane III, l87D.-1o the Houit ~
Htprfsenfatife*: transmit herewith, In colpnlI,
nhte WIN the l!ohse resolution 1f the .!Dsh uIt
report 0T the SECRETARY or Slato relative 10 H.
ateps taken bf sh's uoForntnent 10 rt1n.ae The r..
tabllehmeht 0! ha intef-ocoanlc canal acresA a.
near lug lsthhaas of Panama. II. u, MAyEs,
The report Ut tllg Secretary OF Sta,e refs,. =.
length 10 The history Of lin nero.ia,ft,r.s y
ireaties bcl1yecn this cnuntry NH t,c 't,,T any
f,cnfrri A,ncrIrn,, St,tns ro}otiaa ~ t.,leteht
,,,ia,ttn,. .n s1'.t ~ asss ,.a ~ tntefcnm.
..I. nuusau. uss"sSs .as tHo 9EsnHs: quotes
lIout tteal,es inhuo lron lo9o hoHn to us
pscsent tsnie. IL folefs, al6o, 70 tie sursege
Mndt ny order NJ Congress at different tlmt.
INCLUDING those oi Shuicjit In 1871, Of Sctrtna1,
to 1873. and OF HatAuil mud Luii in Ia3i0syyp
The rcI,ort concludes as foltoyn. D.
n,,.n vi A.. ,i,,.,of ~, ~. .a,.,.,.
r SHra1 s1 .Se.tnti III ,a"i inM"inlalia1lon thtis
f.ss- S; Msl1 los treaty With
nyn"s ,se,c ny ~ .nrcss.t @ H. nesr Ecanlt.,
ha.wIn., HS1 1hnt ~ ~. ~ .aa reason, aah
,ap' ~ s"s f,. aem'p'.entaIy OIL tia
p,h VI n,.,i -, ~ , requires terms
~ MsH Wie. .ran. ~. ~ Heeepa1uii, pi, As tne einh
- - ,ns. insn ~. ,u.to "'a.a M p.ooaoly h&fs
- ~ pane A'GHs w.. y! ,'a, Ky course " !ha
s"n .,.G ynan "n. ,sI.,,stt Ma.m G"vta hiea hai
!, s,vn trantu ~ ,n ~" s.tt ~. ~. ~ a"H'saba
H. n. .,1 ss xI, x,r,,a"". M tHaI ,epns
e.. ~ ~ ~" ti;.tn a. ~ ftI. u. tae a
, 1879-06-17
Lov and High Resorts.


CHICAGO, June lU-Yuur article In Saturdays
Tn1nua1 headed "State Street" Is Il step in
tic right discetton, and lus!T coacur III the
opinion that something ought 10 be done by our
authorities to abate ttc great public nuisance
referred to iu the shape Of so.ca1led beer "gar-
deus" low 1lallan restaurants, aud drinking
places OF bad repntc wncro criminals Of all
shales hold their nightly orgies aud coneoct
now plnus fur mischief. Not only bad ctarnc-
tors may be found there, but, wfat is worse,
young ule, md women 0t respectable fasl.es
patrur,izo these tens III lnfariy, thereby very
often doing tlls first step towards life Of vtco
art, shaiMe. Indeed It Is 4 sAtadelnE sight, nuta
shows tho poor tnste Of our young people, that
willis such internal holes are filled tally. nnd
nightly, doing tbsiylliE business respectable
mud beautiful places, such as Wtutcr's Lincoln
Pavilion {ono u tho finest rcsorts ~ the coun-
try} where oven tho most conscientious father
may takc hts wife and daughters without feat oil
bntng notestcd by ti,e sight Of even Tho slight
est tnllccency ,,re not patro,zed Us well hs they
ought TO 1e. Similar institutions In Europe Arn
tue gathering PLACES OF t!s@ very best society aAd
source Of hnu income 10 their perpetrators.
TlUTH.
, 1879-06-17

,nou. sn,,} he wa. sick. nnI rc,,,,es,eJ tl,ut ur
mcoffnr apppint sht1,o otl,cr member Il, hts
place. on ,no,itn ot il. l.. Hertz, l.ul!. Martin
was called to tho CHAIR and returned tIsanks for
The honor .onfortod, etc., urging harmony In
The future.
Considerable disorder occurred az this timn
caused BY motions to adjourn ty n. 81. Germ.
l,arllt md Henry H. Hestz, which On tho votes
being taken by tho members stat,ltnr were
voted down. The Chair, Louis Martin, now
declared for tho second time that tic ELECTION
Tor officers must proceed uudor thu scvonth
rule vi the Constitution (which anys ti,nt at tho
0rst regular meetings IN tha months OF Junu
Alltl December of cacl, 1snr tho ctcc-
tion for ui!lcsrs shell tako place..
Hertz nominated Louis Martin for prcstdcnt
a,,d In a SGT B3cectt dwrlt OH Ills excellent onatt.
t!ss, and urged all to voto for his can1idsae. Mn
4. u. Rolf Nominated ux-Aid. John Bauu-
garten Tho nominations wcru then declared
closed. Tho Chairman, Louis Martin, who waa
his,tsrlf candidate, named Tho thrco te.lcrs,
nllu the voting commenced by ballottng,
tue roll bctnt, called from tho register
OF tho Club there being at this time
thlrty-ccit present, mud flfteel, beltg quorum
oi tile Club. AZ tlle voto orocccdetf II WIS soon
apparent l!,at Mr.. BAumRarten would receive a
u,aioritv vntr. Mcssrs. Hertz, Plautz Germ
Iardt, Edbrouk, and eight Or inino ot'icrs re-
tired from tie meeting, Tho Chairman, Mr. Mar.
lin, retaiu!nE his position until the telars m.
, 1879-06-17
Flovntnti Railways.
Ttn fhs ftfttor nf 7-hk sftr{is, n A


C1t1uAuo, Junc 1S.--Your correspondent
Ut. A. J.' wllosc letter you publish In to~day's
tribune, greatly exaggcrates tho objections to
tlla elevated railways US operated In Now York,
and Ills letter scems to bo intended to influence
publc opfntun against tllcis Introduction in CHI.
cngo. What Ills motives for the c1aggcrations
arc do not know, hut do know from, per-
aunnl observations, mndc In Now York, that tile
elevated railways arc Of tncaiculable bonc1t to
tile community ut large. though so,ns people
may bo annoyed By the noise. aull though xonse
property ,nay be dumagesl. Ills statements rs
10 tho noise created aru simply ridiculous, but
his illustrations still mucn morc 50. l hive
Travelled on tho. Ears asnl hayu waltscd undcr
tt1eHl nlld found tue l,u'ao quite cndurabte.
Many thousands of our people would clleertully
endure tho uotso and other minor inconyen-
fences for tbs sake of reaching their distant
huncs moro comfortably md quickly. Tho
da1nnEe TINT muY ba dotso to property II The
henrt Of this city by thu construction Of cle-
vutcd RAILWAYS will he verY small tn comparison
to the benc!!& other paris Ut the city unI Tho
general public will derive t4crcfron,.
ADOLF UkIL9,
, 1879-06-17

considerable tlovcnnmcnt Of mtnI,lr Industry
very hh1rlly, hut such contingencies t,Avo
tothlng to t!o Will, thu question rs to tt. ,oscs.
sty or otherwise for thu continued International
usc nf bnth gold nnd silver us money. II the
world hi,swcrn that question Ia the affirmative
Il must then proceed nn tic lines of establishing.
fixed rntio bctwtxt the two, totally trrcspect.
tvc Of the rfobleulnLeal yMrlnsinns :ltnl rcissi.
tndes uf mining Industries aud production. Our
occurred to catisc my ,icparturu from the old
rAttt' III thlj 10 |, ereepl the unrtso meta nt
legislators md tho stold Indifference of English
iinn'!rIers ssakrra. and satstciaus. BELIEVE inc,
my dear Dir. youra very truly,
4. WILLIAMSON.
, 1879-06-17

Contain The surrender rcrta.nly Of N. mos
nounccsl vle,ss which haye given to h s's @ pto.
lu recnst his religious iloroseonn n,T ltas
new Theological departure. fit. ss, sano',Ie ,ake =
tends TO provo what have long neld to hO ,,a
that tho ttl,or and bettor expression n :" fsae
consa n o P5ss,etnes ts Of great .. S u
bnsic portion Of our mental structur". am9 ''1 +
while nnn mar philosophical so.pet,siya a lint INIT
dead inIo annihlatson, or, what Is wnr,c 'I,eh e.
endless suffering, when It comes to tt, HI, n sato
dcad 1t ia enttrelY different matter. 'sa
Col. InRersoll may t,e true, think I, !,
wider sensc than tEicoloEiMna urcam ,ys.n n, N !
says tint in the midst Of death honc ""vm .aa no
star and listening love henrs Tho rt,st,e sces y,
wing" It may be an immense surprise "a u ,.a =
thsol1Gian to meet s unlooke9,ior pertonage. IN n
stsndsit, hOpa. JonN MORGAN McKotwr, 10
, 1879-06-17

'CItIcABo, June ILL., i'avu read With aoms H.
tcrest the NUMEROUS communications IL your
valuable paper on the subject OF our water sup
ply, s.ud thu apparently unwarra1scd waste nf
the same. laye an yet failed to 500 any men.
lion Of two very important drains upon the sup.
ply mentioned, Which, think, silond appear to
credit of thu Item of wastace viz: the iltnicr-
ols wattrclcvat0rs; alsp mills md fact0fleB.
believe statistfcs wpnsl stIuw tint, III pro-
portion to the population, Chicago has u nlnet,
grentrr 4n,nbcr 0F watur.ulorators, luctorrs,
etr,, whIes, draw their supply frum tic strcos
mains, tlflti any city in the Unio1,.
Ii this is true. 1t will, in measure, account
for oltr so.ealluA excessive Wastage.
hopa II nlny ret bc discovered that wa aro
not tt,o lwaitsal will, uar water supply, ind II
,s,aY lr shown where tAir proportion IT tllat
actually pumped 10 used to good purpuse.
". l. IL.
, 1879-06-17

Total........ ."...s.. 4:s7. 200 A. above.
1t will thus he scun 3lGAt the reHttya prodtle-
tftIn VI tbs two invtais III California re.lalna
very nl.lch in thu lusultr pr0puftluus Of at,uut
unr.llatf eo.l aud oue.half sll1ar. Thrrs Is,
therefore, nothing III thla tu oecornt for the
present sisu III Tho pricu Vi sllycr vi measured
IN xulA. lte!Attse pruuutiton, H. IL evident. has
Ind nothlng TO tlo Will. 1t. Monetary lrgs!a-
iiuu, ur tie prusppct ot It, nRy have caused Thy
rise; but nathlIls exccpt iHteriiastona lrcord
can nuw rrlltlcr silver money Internationally
serytreuh!e, u,ll trust t!At our u0yetun,uut
tnay he nov aslresal,s:. themselves to tho prop
er adjustment ot thr 4uest!un.
1t is 1ute possible tttng there nRY bn ere
lonK lurlHer deyeopnent of gold aI'a silver
production IN tltls country. Many ars oxpect-
luz ltuW 1ouca In tlc Cutusturk ntnes at q
greul depth. They are uuw wurliIng nearly.
8,Uo0 feet .tuWn, whore tl,u wstcr Ia 80 hot u
t. scald thu miners u 4 toue.s. them.
eotnpona'le'l. 1t. Is gaito sytaeut TINT
1,u judgment Ut the United Btales Mint
Inspectors, whose evidence was given tv
our Silver Commission In 1870, was altovetlrr
exaggerated altu ssroneous 1t uuly forced up
the markot ptica Ut 1lle Donanxa miues AMI
added to Lhu wealth of Bonanza speculatora anil
mllIlouaIrcs who then sold larcely Ut extremely
higa prtcsa. From aIl l eau learn there mnY 10
, 1879-06-17
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Hm& Not Hacked Ont.
IT, tLx GsaiSSr a} TIKI T,rIhurk

CntcAuo, ,Iuue ta.--ln to-dav's paper appears
M Item 10 the effect thNt had lukcu aut u
w4rraut for The asrcst OF Policeman Lund Tor
buTglarizi,4 my lIousc, u EIalo't nyenuc, but
lint "baekcd o,tt" whrn 1t was 10 he served.
Tits does nc Injustice. l lid not take ont Il
warrant for 1.at,,tlss arrest, but swure ont Il
srarc.,.wHrrant for Lund'B house, nnd this was
placcl In dcterttvc's hands for service. !
never ".,arkcf out" but wished t. stsvtsa. |
l,nvu not been able to lf,,l out wlly 1t slAa not
brcn served. aud the whnt0 thug IL Il mystery
~ Inc. ferhAre ihe officer whu has the schfrli-
warraut eau enIixhten tho public.
OIn DoHaEN.
, 1879-06-17
A Small Daat for Long ToyaEo.

Mr. iluup, IN charge Of The Unsed, s,s.Ib, s.'rb
Legation ut Constantloptr, tn bis last ",1ra ~ ~
to lls Department ot State. announced a !n' md
rival At ...at port ot Jusrpl I. Clafkat Ky .n. r%
Frauci4 II. bacon, III tc Dorian, hoas y! ' ths
two loes, leom Uostol,. a YoyaSe aes1', mr. ,,rsas
Atlnuttc III 50 small q Vessel r1eneu .n,'u3. n
wundtr Ia Cu,lstantl..up!e. The! t:i1 s9lo saI9Iko
tered u severe sturla, IN Whlea '''
ueusly lost lis ltie*
, 1879-06-17

A rejected sulior made last uMl tss 'ssnsIe rrIe
appeal to the glri vi lis rhose, ~ thss III tl,,,
riding together near Newark, .; sio sr aa MUD.
that she certuIuy wuul.! never ehauss t' nut ol
s'rhon wank 10 de-" ta sshi. lis ~ ~ hvrse.
tl.s Warun, tAok thu ciIcek'tcln ito a'sI,, a.d
hanged himself. Tllr Etrs, aftet ~altu', ~',,,,t.
went 10 Look for him, usl4 found e1nl oss0S
, 1879-06-17

An American writing from, Spain sp'.u,. mssFIn .nttt.
shipment of Ial,or-say'ug iu1ps,tne,,f'1 u uIecs
spanisli turner's plow With the eno w. " tooe 10
o{ wuol about vs iae hcs thck. ,i, ~ W. .c'ues
ths Middle Aaes; sow',E :l'd reat,'H ;'t snrt.ncL
g. Ss.4 asssx :;sss i 'a out, tsss = !!
woineu, Who .os. il into tho s's ~ 's''$
t.I4nff