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10 ths Editor pf The Chicago Tribune.
CH1cAuo. May 1Q.-ln tho schedule OF salaries
to be decided by tho Board Of Education, tho
assistant teachers OF tho double divisions aro to
bD lowered &lo n year. =
This is unjust to these teachers, rs they nro in
rcality not assistants. They work full time ard
have charge of a division, tho sumo Ms tho head
teacher, tho only dlHcronco being In thulr saln-
RIGS. ;..... -.,
1t would DO woll Tor the 1soard OF Educnton 70
Inquire into this Mntter before deciding OH such
mn unjust arrangement It wnuld 10 marc
proper to raisc tA0E snlartcs~ SO. this nlnkIng It
cqual to the head tAachor OF tho room;
, 1880-05-20
n sIgns Line Wanted.

1V uW 1sUF9V U 1H3 GHteu2V Ifsut*Hst
CHICAGO, May 10.-At tho suggestion OF q fow
OF tho uitlzons OF tho southwest pnrt Of tho city,
1wa1t to propose TO somo enterprlsng party
TINT now is u good ttulo To establish line of
omulbuscs to run north md south across town
from somowhoro III tho vicinity Of Twenty
Hocotld street through Ashland uvent1e to unioI,
Park. TheTo IL no direct why OF crossing town
lli,o would 10 we'll patronlzel. Only a small
cupItnl would to required tor tho o1ltorpr1se us
'hus fruM other terminus eyery even hour
would be sufficient. 1Inny otizeils who hnvp
business Rlnng tho lire proposed arU now ct,rn.
pellc.l To- 10 ny three lines 0f cars or wn!k. Who
will try III ". Il. y.
, 1880-05-20

~ We lHu@t0F " 4H@ LAtfu1V 1FtVIN&4
C1ucAuo, May 10.-The evidence Of Expert
Southworth In tho case OF Cadet Whitaker may
be ui right mud rcltablo, but SO fur as tho guilt
or innocence Of the coloscd cntlct depends upon
tho testimony Of this witness, ltwould bo we'll
for tho public to auspond opinion, for tho prcs-
Cnt ut lettAt.
somo three years alnce tho writer Of this COM
lnlnIcation mot this witness Southwnrth whom
his counsel pronounced "ttlo greatest expert In
New EnHAtil.' and bconlnU acquainted with the
chnrnct1r Ut bis oyIdanco. In tho ouaa reforrel
to southwoFth "mathotnattcally dcnnnstratcA "
!n plght different waya, from oceulnr proof
which ho stIhEnittpd, that q certain thing
could not hnve boon dono ns tho previous vat.
nOss oil tho othor side h1d snta It Wus dalol Aud
yet when u,eso mathematical demonstrations
caFlo to bo annlyxed, not ono ot tho eight but
Wis found tu 10 fallAcous1 In Sumo tho
premises wore untrlo; III othass tho conclusions
.WGtD ullSound. .. .-.
From personal acquaintance with this export
witness, eahs!dur him hAstly rellnblo. 1t would
nut do to hang u mosquito llIun hia export teBtI-
'1nony unsupported by other ovidunco. u.
, 1880-05-20
SUPERIOR COURT.

1860 Louisa JnckAwuy v. Joseph q. Jaok-
4w1yt bill tor dlvofp0 On tha grouuu OF cruelty.
q. A. Dilb1o, sur.
1t,QJl FrAntEska Kaben v. Thomas Kahen;
hill for divorce I'll tho ground OF cruelty. H. A.
Fisher, sotr. -
T6,EH. Whiting q. Tress v. nobert AcCIclland,
Aa1t &l3, D0. Cooper, Pack Il OuFlpy, atty9.
1891 FEieder4ka li,lsti V. WilItalu Nustt; bill
for divortg for cruelty. Arnold Tripp. solr,
Kelly; asat &Doe Hutz, Eschenber1 4 Fsussiny,
attyR., -
7ANH. Rudolph 6chloeascr V, George 8. Pap
PEN; appoal
, 1880-05-20

Judge Gury-Houth Park Commissioners v.
Francis Dunlevy Ut a.; condemnation verdict
for $S), ,0O fn fuvor Of lcfta-I,0TJ, Erltz Milling
Y. Hurry BtrahMann; tndlux for tlefs., and NIT
tIou fur new tstal by p.u.
Judge liuRcrs-NGIll u. Field '. .sitnon n. Buck.
-lsaau Welss v. Hannah n,lIl lBtue liorror; yer-
dict, Fssi1, alid motion for now triai.
Judge Mogui,-4.Hkj, st. Frnnes Xayiers Fe-
A,sil, J. y. White Ut aL '. Geo1xo +. Juro 4 Co.,
Karnlshees, tup.Q: aud Aguinst ueury &
, 1880-05-20

III EHGCKt knGY hE1t
ho!,vu. First thoy eoutcn,plat~s making I'D.
der and nsstittn9 trnni tho vcFand. but .fGRr-
Ing = e5poao t9e";ex,Ss they considered ,hSt
would cntni! less loss. After trying unst1rccAs-
fully, tl,oy determined to burst III tho Krnnnry
tn each window o., thnt aldo OF tho house, with
ortlorH To- keep up constant flre. Four tncn
were ses !" m G oS ~ as an mes anu two
"Un my aurrcnderlng they took two OF my
saddle horaos M from tlo stabie. wns ss n1o,lntSd
tho fire, and was told to gc,id TYr,l II my
ttsss eseS WV Sas seas ,se II Ts ii s'% T. a
Olympus. THO night was pitch dark, WIN slcet
an sw oro AGnt A. t xar n nE @ s s0rsGy
g,!on,Ssn. Ss 70 tas i Which, ssrs thfee
AiGaniais WIS IN ID friend u Nikos. mud he
stea G Ms pssnE mn m oyGs ,,o de oar rver m Wn Sna
"Dont you know NOR nhSe cplnG, trom sencR
and n,,iat pnss 3vrr tonight" Tho Az Aihnninn
enld: "Wntt iinttl blow mp t!io tlrg Ut. and
rcooE1zta, or xhothor. sceing he hno only one
man with hm t!o Alpaf,ial,s ihoa1Rnt, n ~ woult
io " an Neos lrion eanK apo hs eop
Ions 70 shut tho :l9nr, drew q rornlver fFnm
Mnder hls pow anH ired tnreo snoss, & wonanE
hlmsoli. Mikn urcW nis yat1'Enan nlla cilt taow
to uan %'a % sno rSy9cr SseaSng h ns y@a@
AiCan!nn. Tho third, wus shot By ono ot, tho
baird through the window md, s1tne " lnntn
fasnng H. & ae H. nr H. "fs 9s,rY su Tho
tho bont. and. though begEe1 hnrtl for ha llfq
wns told that wero thoy not IN hurry hc w9..ld
hayo been tortured. avmf .;' Srossuu nc rser
Ms Na 1aG steady ascent the 's sw Rottis eocr
and deeper: Ahon1 t!awn tnote @ Wa, Was hsslt
anlonE some rocks 9na ,, the tny passsea thnro.
tho unfortunate horses got nothing but Sumo
, 1880-05-20
ITEMS.

The hearing Of the barbed wiro patant
cases Isl nearly concluded beforu Judges
Drumn,ond md Diodgett Mr.. George Pay
son occupied most of the day yesterday Will.
Ills argument, aild Mr. Tl,urston Will make
tho concluding speech to-day.
, 1880-05-20

CHRONIC SYN diseases. unrsea Of tho Donc. IN,
mors In tho Hood, Scrof,inns Disenses i5ss y
pn1atsrs na H9st 9t Body M MSyphll!s and Yeaests
llickcts, White Swelling, ScAd 1teRl. JJtTn. JJtsTo..
Affections. CAnketB, 0lnrltllur Swellit1as. HnHa.'
Wasting and Decay Of tho noiy, Vitnnns .s1
Dlotchea, TuInors. Dysperstlt klney I'D niea. s
dor Diseases, Chronic Nheumatlsm nnd fn%t
Consumption, Gravel and CAlctlous nenosttts .Ss
and varieties Of tho abovo cornpaats t., TS!ss
sometimes aro given specious names. "4ea
VIC assert that there Ia no known remedy th,s
Possesses tho cnratiyo power over these dtseases
step by step, BurGiy, from tho Foundation, snd
restores the injured pnrts to their sound eond.
ton. T1tE WASTES or THE nODr ARR s1Opqfn
AND NRALTltY HLOpD IL SUPPLIED 10 r1tr ays
TEN. from which new material is fur1nei. Thfit
the flrst corrective powcr Of ltAdways liesulyeut
In cAsea WHARF tho system has been halYaied
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive subliinsts
have accumulated and beSome deposited il d.
hnnoe, Joints, ctc., canslng carlea of tho boaa
swellings, varicoso veins, etc, the 5arsapartilto
will resolve away. those doposits and cxternL
nnte tho vtr,ls Of the dIseaae from tbs syttem
II those who nrG taking those nedlctucs fue
tho euro OF Chronic, Scr6flInus, or 8yphIitIa
diseases, however SLOW may bo tho euro, fei
bOtter, and flud their general health tmpfpY.
ing, thofr flesh and weight increasing, or eyeu
keeping its own, 10 q Burt Sign that tho c1ra i
ps99resslnE: IN those discusses The patient
ease is not inactive: # not arrested md lrirsu
from tic blood. 1t will sprend and continus %
undermine the constitution. AZ soon ~ tht
EARaAP&nlLLIAK makes tho patient feel het.
tor" every hour you will grow better aud 10.
crease Ia health, strength, Anu ilCsf.
, 1880-05-20

1Iorsford'a Acid Phosphate has been used with
c1c4liont suecesa fur seHslckncas. 1t causes the
violent symptouls to Yield aud give WY -
healthful Actoo Ut tho functions Impaired.
, 1880-05-20

IIntch, garniatccs, for erlH5.-Fjj, no. Knutfmnnn
u Krpss; jti,igt. by confession for $aN.3 nEnnat
WiItlnm ltretx, and a,inimons ordered MS to
UUDrRe IT, Krctx.
, 1880-05-20
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Adams Street Bridge.

Adnnl4 Street Bridge.
II the Editor oI The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 10.-1 should like to call tho Mt
tnnt,on of Mayor Harrison to tho condition Of
Adams street bridge. It Is unBate, Thuro is
not sound plank ou tho briIYo. don't llko
that kiud Of econony. 1t Is faiso ECONOMY.
TAXPAYER,
, 1880-05-20
OVARIAN TUM0RS,

The ronoval of these, tumors by napwAxs
RksoLvENT is how 30 certainly established ihai
what was once considered almost mraeulau, d
now common recognized fact by all p4rtta
Krnpf, Mrs: J. II. Jolly. and Mrs. 7. b. liendrII,
published in n!lr Almanac for 1870; also, hts
Of Mr5; g. B Hlbbtns, Ia tho prosont edltlaa Il
our Fniae and True"
Epace forbitls our making particular rufetsnea
to tho varlous cnscs df' chronic diseases reached
by o.ir 9ARsArANtLLtAN REsGLvRST. INVALID
and thotr friends must consult our writing, i
they Wiah u obta1n an ften OF tho promise TX
potency Of It. 4. r. lteuedees. !.
One Dollar per 6ott'e.' !:
, 1880-05-20
A Verdict Finally Reached In the
South Park Condemna~ ,
tion Cases.
Names Of the Successful Litigants
and the Amounts Awarded
Them.
hIr. Augustus Warner Flies an Answer
10 tic Bill OF His Partner-Judg.
mcnts, tho Call, ETC.,
IN GENERAL.

TIE SOUTH rAn11 CASE.
The Jury In the South Park condemnation
cnse t,grce{l on their verdict Tuesday morn.
Ing, after being ont only short time, url'l re-
turned it into court yesterday morning Mt tho
opening OF court. Tho verdict is rs follows:
awe, tic jury, find tho valuo Of Tic :. y
OF tho W. x OF tho n. i. fractlonnl y Of Sec.
further find TINT the parties respectively el,-
Titled to tho sutd gutn ut money rs Just com:
lel.sattun fnr their respective Interest III said
1n end to r,sspcctti,yna a9ots fo1oa - wa.c
i. William +. Kerr Is entitled to o,,e-fa'f
Of Thy sllove sum; that is to say, to tie sum
:. Wit Dexter ns trustee for tho holders
deed dated Oct l;l, 1870, nlnde by Francis
Dunlevy nild wife to snfI trustee on tic MI
Sivllsa Of tho W q tie he N; ths E. l, o1 Sci :;
ssb.oaso. tbs : snid amount 70 b distributed
between the holders of said three. pronts-
snrY notes as they lnay be respectively en-
titled to paries, nny imniy "sreo
y Knte E: Wilson, ~ sole l'eir Of II liGward ~, ~
pricstIey, deceased, Is entitled to 3e1a0 Of
the rcslllue of tho sum first nhove mentioned;
% T. Hmals na' buiisvy i ;l Is entited 10 s41eo of
the sn!d residue; that is to say, to tho sui" OF
!. ieoruc b. Wright is entitled to eo-l.o OF
tao sala teslaue; tl''t Is to say to 'ho sum OF
.. Da,iel w: Caldwell Is entitled to eelso
Of tno .,;! s%i 4, ,resiae that Is to s"s to tho sa
I. Joliil Il. Whaley Is entitled to 1910 Of
tho sniA residue; tlat Is to say, to the su1ll OF
!. John Reber is entitled to CLEO Of the
enia El residue; that Is to say, to tic SUM Of
d. Joseph 1sienan is entitled to Gr1ao Of tho
said residue; that IL to sAy, TO the su1n Ut
, 1880-05-20
COUNTY COURT,
NEW HttlTN.


e.t1e People Of the Htate Of III. OK. rcl: Luther
LAt!tn Mile. stafo's Attnrnuy, tlso Vt MMrKurGt
ThuiluIl V. william Thllllou and John Yhlllcn;
application to compel uftH. to contribute t0
support OF MatKnrot Thullen. their mother. q
s.sl6. In tho mat.cr Of tho petition of Norman
and Elizabeth Ncclago for tho ndopuon ot Anna
Hummer, II minor. .....
In tho Mlattgr Ut tho voluntary assignment OF
tho Norchants' lrniM 4 Stock ExehMnKs. tho
CatAtU bctnR sottlol by agreement Ut urUtlltors,
tho Assignee WIN ordered discharged, At,l will
Uo unless objections arc lilod within ten days
1.s.7J. Julius II. Bnlomun v. Frederick Kuohl,
asst. Dis. y. 9. nu. i. A.
lit tho matter ot Mcrchnnta' Grain and stock
ExchunKo, voluntary assgt. 0r1er extended as
prepared. f1Bl 10 alya.
Iii the matter OF thu application OF I.nuis q.
ltuck, Treasurer md Ok oiale!o County Collector
0t CU0k County. for jdgt. and ord. Of anlo OIL
WnrFant No. 2,lGD City Uf Chicago. Motion to
vac1to eal0 OF lots OF George +. bowen. No.
nvcrrulgd. Koep.. nrays I'M appeal. Allowed.
N0nd $lu0 and bill OF Ok. In 10 tluys.
Special AaseAat. No. . VIkinEo Of Oloncoc. On
MT. j. Il. fturofnr,l. 1udEt. OIL p0utlrmRtion.
1,0v1. ChArlGg II. McllKHnnl v. DAntol y. Went
worth, !sst. i!y 1tig. tlls. utts. costs.
l.l00. Chatlcs Holdon V. Daniel y. Wentworth,
asst Sumo orler.
IN " the nlatter Of the, petition Of Luther Latin
Mtlls. 6tato's Atty, v. WillMu rhullvn md John
J. Yhullou. Pvtttl0n for support. Ord. that sum-
mons issue roturnabie Junul vt ~ ooiouk u. III.
, 1880-05-20

his hecn lOcntuti horo In command OF tho slgnni
CoEps, which bus bcco1no pEscttcnlly lsctn! ~
tain very hospitality Aud handsomely.
TIE OANnEN PAlrTY
was n success. Tho largo and elegantly fus.
pcstry, ind books. gathered In foruign lands,
was thrown upon. whllo III tho spacious HsounA
bann played, aud thgFo WIS an abundant sup
Ia A marques. Thy l!lncs, syr!n1as, aud anow..
bulls were in full bloom. aud bosls Of .pottcd
plants enshstnca in the greon Yrass added to tho
daughter. with Muny Ut thotr guests, wore dot.
tod muslin, with open sleeves mud luce mtts,
naw scry fashionable. THIS utyair WIS such d
afternoon.
\ DANCING PARTY
was FIyon on Tuesduy, aycnlnz ut tho rceidonce
Of Representative N1wbury, on LAFAYETTE
Mr. Nowbtlry ID ono ot tho mlIIonalru Cousro ~.
mum, having ntnnsse1 = uolossal fortune ~ u
Iataroaa ana stoa1nbost lawyer. aud as ! stock,
warm for much dunetnF OIL Tuesaay night, bu
every Que appeared tn have x"od time. ;,
THE WEDNESDAY, AEckP1IOss !,
woEo kept up by matxunly. peAaant Mrs. Evntts
| Mrs, eheElnan also rcoolvutl, and 30 did tht
daughters 0f SECRETARY 4churx. who uad0 u,Grr,
nyes 'hS l sos thas their i@teor Is opEaRe to
tAry Thompson did uot rucelvo, and Mrs. becrt,
tary han,sey And Ars. Postlh9ater-0cneral Ko.
ass xS tS x th9F y n1ncs Ths wy
| those wao tles!ro Ia asscrt that they nre -
society" as they Gun walk into residences /
about Visiting people who would never car
ulout % taeir ptrsulce. Aaleu, thoa, reception
THE TALLAroosA,
Government yacht which IL kept To transpor
| 1ncA anu stores frutn Dne nAry-yArd to another
and which is frequently called Into rcQuisItip
, 1880-05-20

Puro blood makes sound flesh, stronp ho,.
clear skim II yu,i would hayo yo,tr Ne.h ksnd
your boncs sound. without onr!ps, and ye,,P2 nsm
LIAN IlESOLVENT. ANIL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

iag anx nsvsf resss set the enmlaA
!. sos1 a.s sssas q tss a.. ESD
thsa As i psompsiy tis4. asa I CO
t,ess5 = pnswpsiy usevSes Sad ~
il . thsrs il eo@psrssirs i1mupity
ifaH la crime q Esfops The sIsspsgs
- aE Cossssniipopis. ~hsfs there i =
ceastsat srisgoaissi q races. aad jet
MS Ess.is vitA blhilsn mAiiag vsr
spsa property aad ne Il oertAisly
wsgl8 sPpssf thai Is this lard oflibeF,y
" caE parasits ooutsota.sst ADD grad
oppoftsnillss. iaossaisrism shosld bs
sTlirSstsd popslaI ssSsinsst and
jueiels poser should dsnAnd the puf-
sst u he guilsy 10 tbeir oon1iesioa
AID punissmeut a. uufeleutiugly As 10
ne case 81 The cold bloodes murdertr
There 10 no nors 6sndish character
iksu that q .ke inosndiAfy Bic
s1islsscs 10 a constant menace 20 life
aBd property Probably a majority Of
ths hfes 10 ibis oopalry arc kindled
by those devils 10 bsman iorm. We be
liesc that vigorous war upoa them a.
arsinst psfsous guilty Of the crime Of
nar5sf would largely diminish the
destruction u property by frea 10 this
cgaairy Our people should be adnon.
ishsd. too. from the scores Of millions
auhuslly sacrificed by the desoaring
element, that the most considerable aDd
effective precautions need to be adopt
81 10 The construction aud heating Of
buildings and ia the use ol light, to
prevent fires Il is time that popular
sentiment and individual judgement
should be awakened 10 the importance
oi this question Of free. aud protection
against what seems to have been 10 the
past almost wapton destruction OF prop.
erty from this cause. With all our
practical business methods aud boasted
civilization. we surely ought to enjoy
a. much exemption from the evil as the
countries Of the old world, where life
aud lie possessions TO the masses OF the
people are Of lar less account as agen
eies for high achievements than 10 this
great country Of ours. - Troy Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

Tus A. ga sea- wssh 49, tsests y sAs yaAF
80 IL - axa asAtaa. uee pfsttf vsN Nattf
seed 10 tswrYbaas, Nsu@ sANakfg p efeNns
haf y y v4A s. sspsaFtss - sssspey~f, wrtt
p@syas
Assnsssp.p.r. Tsf 50 sssles.s 10 Esiiiuf
81 Ne npws Z 80 weFia psemFty aaa Frssxnt.
SO 4 81 ne ruesl istslliKth+s shAps Ne shtps
= IA ase siih tAs issss uapn.saai1ts stYsHe3.
taft ~ Nms Ibs efestssi intsfssl e ne
I gfsatssl nuKstsf khel - ~ las seatfpaRE ~
8silF mats-uP. Il rss has ctfrsistru very
nu1A laFkss iast thai " any ethsf AneficAn
nsweaapsf ana sn}aFs a. fareMs whisk u " 81
81 umes prepared IS sgras hesfallT 10 the l-ss.
sEt ~ 40 fsaAsfs People " al coalitions %
/ fsfs And I'll utys a shinHHN bur s1d FssA Tan
suN and they al derive saksiastaan II some
cot from lie eelampss, Tor thsy tssg on ssIlng
asd reahisF a.
I 10 its oaumeeIs en- men And ahsira Tns sus
believes thsi TIE paly guits q poiisg shea.d Be
e1funiun sense tnstared By Eenaies Amsfia@n
I principles And backed By hsNstiY ~ pnFpass.
fot thls reason it's and Sill sunuHus ~ -, ae-
salgtelr inAspsn8sBs % pafty, eaA@a, aaiqas, ss'
I Il VII onthRs W praise vhAt Ia Gsoa ahd re-
I protais what IL sytl, tAAihe ears that 10 lac
gaAEs IL 10 lhs poiui and plain. ksy0bd The pos.
ability ~ being misandsrSsood. N h iHfasnred
ey motives thai % not sppsar 90 ths snrfaos. -
has ~ ofEnipns " sell, save thote vhleh HAf
Re had By any purchaser for two esnts IL bates
! Injustice ard rssoslssy ewes more than bates
znnsesnafy words. u ahhofs, itaHds. piuss
f0ols Asd gspleres siaeosupoops Of every speeies
II Will sostuns throughout The year lsso 70
ehAsuse the frsi-slass, Instruct abe aeoopd, and
dissounteuasoe the third. Al honest men. With
honest oonrslions, whythss soAnd or installer,
are re ifsHds. Asd TEE suS makes DO bones
Of telling the truth 10 ils irsuds asd abont lie
ffionds whenever occasion Atiass Tor pisia speak
| Ing
These are the prsRsiplss upeA vAlsA TIA kuE
viii be conducted daring the ysAr " come.
he year lss0 ~ill 10 oGs In vAtst no patriotic
Americas ssSrd 10 sloss HE syss 30 Psblls
Nv RNGAND.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
A NEW yuLraK
Nv Yons.

LtffeIs LiclHg dge enters upon ia
one kuadrod and forly.fourth volume ia
January IL has jus. begun the publ
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often come before tho public. bot has
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the day. These who have read dor,
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ago, do not need 10 be told that they
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charming serials OF the present time,
Another new serial. by Mrs Olipbant,
also recently began IN The LiCmg Age,
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the magazine, through the year the
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In science, art, theology, politics.
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Blake, James Psyn The Literary
Calling and its Future JAS A. Froude,
Richard A. Proctor, w Mimic Letters
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Olipbant. Sarah Tyler, etc. The re-
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The publishers present TO new sub.
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LlrrnL Il Co., Boston, are the pub
! fishers.
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Gov. Mcclellan Of New Jersey is in
such poor health that his friends fear that
be may not live out bis present term.
The lower house OF Congress mas passed
two appropriation biIls-one granting
1925 600 for Notifications, The other $685.
404 900 for the payment of pensions.
In the percentage OF average attend
suce at school Of her school population,
Massachusetts stands 6rst on The roll OF
states, with q percentage Of 7276, aud
Louisiana lowest, with All attendance OF
only 10 06.
Gen. Sharpe is chosrn as The nominee for
Speaker h{ Republican caucus At Albany.
NhAlrvt wef g.. .aHnnle-- which
combined 10 eloc. ticu. Sharpe, h. will
assume The rnlio- 81 bi> III &c entirely
lice irru ~ tStERts cstu'tlcd 10 iu-
letie.c with ptopri discharge Of his re.
sponsibiIty TO lhe p,r1y arI the public.
A magazine containing three IONS OF
ni,ro-g cerino, on Fox leland, opposite
Amberslbnrg, Ont exploded shaking
the ground like M earthquake, breaking
many pistt-g a., windows 10 town, aud
frightening people generally. The ex.
poson was felt 40 miles away.
The Supreme CourI yesterday declined
to advance upon the calendar several inn
portrait cases Involving Constitutional
questions The general motive for lbe
decision which was announced was that
the bench was not foil, Judge Hunts
seat not having been Tiled OF The cases
referred to that involving the legal ten
ders wss Of the most immediate public
I interest.
Gen, JOHN Mcdonald, who was :
/ prominent member OF he wbiskey ring,
! Is ,aid to have been badly shubbed by
/ Gen. Grant ia Chicago Mcdonald In.
sisted upon seeing Grant, aud upon being
shown lufo lhe room advanced With out
str, tehed hand Ia his inpnlsiye style.
Gnai gave no sign Of recog nilion beyond
siolid look, and did not lake the prof
( Tered hand The caller exclaimed with
surprise II am Johnny Mcdonald
Don't yea know mes Grant replied
emo sir; don't know you, and don'l
want 10 know lou
4 Alexander Ramsey Of MinResots, who
saoceeds Jadge McCrary as Secretary OF
War, has been msmi'er Of Congress
territorial governor. governor Of Mime
sols. aud United stslss senAtor--hIs peri.
% Of psbile service Asgregaiing &c year.
10 all
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eosauy oousias wbes tAsy Wat tAs
ca sos iae era sims pa q lie Toe
90 abr I'D ps5sersl Il is hsf8.
y urcsssatY 0a they .hosid ietl
every eel dressed psrsau they
meet wbere icy eams from " how
maay uselss, asuts aud eoasias lhey
have q just how sueb uouey thsy
Aappsa 70 have 10 their pocket such
familiarity - apt % end 10 something
very like disgu.t aud costempt Il j.
better 10 Keep your syes open AID
mouth she, Tor lime At leAst Their,
are Always 10 ths city = good many
wsIi-dresssd people Wbo are very. yea
exceeding polite 20 the innuceat from
,hs couatry. bat il doean'l pay 10 cult.
Vate. lheir society.
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