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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

Manville Ito his widowed friend
Chasuble, who has views on art).-
"Is IL true that you've broken of
with Sir Henry's daughterp Cha
suble.-"Alas, yes, I was forced to,
although she IL a charming woman"
Manville.-"Whyr Chasuble.-
"Incompatibility Of complexion.
She does not suit my furniture"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

Many persons are in the habit Of
visiting printing offices to show
that they can't whistle-and they
succeed admirably. Noise is not
music.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

People do not like to acknow-
ledge they are poor, except to
book agents.-New Orleans Picay-
une.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

And now the starch manufac-
turers have formed ring and are
going to put up prices. They
mean to stiffen the market.-Phil-
adelphia Bulletin.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

Ladies, beware of the man with
Glove in his breath; he may show
the cloven foot one of these days.
Boston Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

The bee and mule are too ten
der-hearted to look upon suffering
They always turn their back when
they strike.-Boston Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

When the farmer puts porce-
lain egg under an hen, is be setting
a good egg sample ?-Boston Com
mercial Bulletin.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

The Inter- Ocean likens the drink
ing water of Chicago unto the eye-
water of Col. Sellers, because
"there's millions in it,"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

The young man who wants to
get up with the sun must not sit
up too late with the daughter
Middletown Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

The bonds of matrimony should
never be invested in until they
reach pa.-Boston Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

If your lamp is heavy, bit of
long, narrow paper will make q
lamp lighter.-Marathon Indepen-
dent.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

A writer In Notes and Queries
says that there yet remains to be
seen on q pane OF glass at Little
Moretcn Hall, in England, the fol-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

Ship owners, strange to say, gen.
orally prefer wreckless captain
Free Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31
WIT AND HUMOR.

Hold the forks, the knives are coming;
Spoons are on the way;
Slam the dishes on the table;
Pass that hash this way.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

lowing dlstich, cut with a diamond
and dated 1921:
Nan can noe more knowe woman's mind by
teares,
Than by her shadow Judge what clothes she
weares.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31
YICKs sS
illustrated Floral Guide,

A beautiful work Of 100 pages, one colored how-
or plate, and 800 illustrations, with descriptions
Of the best flowers and vegetables. with price Of
seeds and how 10 grow them. All for ive cent
stamp. In English or German.
Niek's seeds are the best in the world. Five
cents for postage will buy vick's Floral Guide.
telling how 20 get them.
The flower and vegetable garden, f75 pages. sin
colored plates. and many hundred engravirgs.
For So cents in paper covers; ti IN elegant cloth.
In German OF English.
vick's illustrated Monthly Magazine. 70 pages,
a colored plate IN every number and many hne
engravings. Price si.25 a year hve copies for
s5 Specimen numbers sent for 10 cents, tfiai
address. ~ JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n ~
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

tFla2 stations
All trains daily except Sundays.
Night express in both directions has Wagner
sleeping car attached to and from Saginaw and
Bay City and Detroit
B. Il. GALLAWAY, Q. +. BARRON,
Gen'l Supt Genl Pass. Agt.
w. w. HEAFFURD, Travelling Agent.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31

All trains daily except Sunday.
c. Is. BUSH, IL. B. LEDfAhD,
Div. Supt., Bay City. Gen'l Man, Detroit.
T. G. BROWN, Asst Genr Supt., jackson.
HENRY G. WENTWORTH,
Genr Pass'r and Ticket Agent, Detroit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31
Housekeepers, Attention |!
JOHN MONAGHAN,
FAMILY GROCER,

Having purchased large stock of
choice family groceries, is prepared
to furnish first class goods at the
lowest possible price. His stock is
carefully selected and purchased
chiefly
SPOT CASH,
Enabling him to sell at much
lower figure and furnish better
goods than if bought on time.
al Goods are guaranteed as repre-
sented or money refunded.
We envite inspection Of both goods
and prices, and will guarantee
satisfactory result.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-31
~CAUTION.~

Beware of limitations. See that the name Of ~
w. Kinsman is in the glass OF the bottle.
sold by druggists and dealers. Price, l0c., 35e.
and 75c. 4S3y1
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

The Cincinnati Enquirer addressed
Il respectfully worded letter to each
member of the General Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church, now
in session in that city, asking their
preference as to the candidates for the
presidency. This was a very bold ven
ture for Democrat paper to make,
but it got answers from III of them as
follows: Grant ga, Blame Is, Edmunds
Is, Sherman 9-the rest scattering or
not expressing any choice. There are
several of them delegates to Chicago.
The Enquirer don't seem to see the big
point in all this-that there is not a
Democrat among them-nobody for
Tilden, or any other Democrat. This
is not only significant, but it is a very
suggestive fact.
We commend the above to the editor
of the Interstate, and should like to
see him give some good reason for it ;
as he did about the religious papers of
the land, some time since.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

Kansas has never lost a dollar
through the defalcations of, nor through
the negligence of her State officers.
Her money and her bonds are as safe as
though locked up in triple-barred
vaults Of the banks of England. She
has an officer in charge of her treasures
to-day as "solid" as the rock of Gibral-
ter. His place will never be filled be-
cause of his negligence of duty, lack of
honesty or want of capacity to dis
charge the duty of his responsible trust.
"Honest John Francis" may be sue
ceeded in time by as good q man as
he, but the State will never have cause
to blush when his record as public
officer is reviewed. So much for a
part ofthe republicans administration
of Kansas affair.-Cldy County Dis
3)atch. Nay 18th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28
Fact and RunlOr.

Sen. Bayard insists that Congress!
should not adjourn until some methot
for counting the electoral votes i:
adopted. and Randall
affirm with emphasis that Tilden viii
be nominated at Cincinnati.-|Sen
Gordon of Georgia, has resigned
The Oklahoma raid has been nippeo
by the arrest of the ring-leaders and
removal of all from the Territory .-
The Democratic caucus have intro.
duced bill to the U. S. Senate fol
counting the electoral vote which
should read ga bill to provide for the
election of a President and Vice Presi-
dent by the Senate and House OF hep,
resentatives.-Iti is high time that
the factional war among Republicans
was ended.-The Whitaker out
rage case still drags alOng.-To-
bacco and good scholarship do not pull
well together according to Yale College
statistics. THE Voorhees, exodus
investigation cost the country $4,000
and served no purpose whatever.
Seventeen year lOcusts have
made their appearance in Ohio
Horace Maynard of Tennessee, has
been appointed Postmaster General ;
Jas. Longstreet of Georgia, Minister to
Turkey; David NJ. Key, United States
District Judge for the eastern and mid
die district of Tennessee.-The SUI
preme Court of Iowa decided in the
case wherein a Greenbacker agreed
to take office for less than the legal
salary. and return the surplus to the
county if elected, that the election is
void and that the offer is a prOffer to
bribery. THE n. Y. Herald, father
of thea Ceasarism," cry has announced
itself for Grant. Papers inimical
to Grant think the "dark horses" hold
the balance of power at the Chicago
Convention. is getting
ready for contemplated war with
China. THE trial of Kalloch in the
impeachment case has been begun in
the Superior court of California;
Colorado sends solid Grant delega-
ton to Chicago.-The newspapers
are filled with political "straws" to the
exclusion of news just at present.
And it will be worse and worse from
now on.-The adjournment of con-
gress seems farther off than ever
The hog market at X. c., Wednesday
ranged from $3.50 to S3.65.--The
forest fires of the east are worse than
the drouth of the west.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

The american Agriculturist warns
farmers of new swindling device in
the note line. A ministerial looking
individual calls and asks the head of
the family to sign the Murphy pledge.
TO keep track of the names he has a
pledge in book which he assures the
farmer is exactly like the one he has
just signed. Afterwards note for any
amount turns up.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

The State of Kansas assesses 1907. 81
miles ofrailroads this year, as against
2,443.67 miles last year-an increase
of 563.S4 miles in one year. The rail-
ways of the State are valued, for tax
alton, at an aggregate of $40, IA ,655
this year, as against SIG, 153, OlS last
year-an increase of So, 5SS, 1886 during
the year. The average value per mile,
this year, is Sc, $50.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

The latest styles in hats, flowers,
plumes, ribbons, vailing, ruching, etc.,
at Ella F. COwan's millinery store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28
Buyers, Take Notice!

From this date I will sell for CASH,
ONLY.
It will save you time!
1t will save you trouble!
It will save you money!
Because no books are kept.
No vexatious accounts to adjust; no
goods sold at large profits, in order to
pay the bad debts of others.
Cash defies competition and buys
goods at rock bottom prices. Cash GUS
toners, give me call and save your
money. P. HUTCHINSON.
lola, Kans., May 5th, 1880.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

Tea at Hutchinson's to suit every
taste, and prices to suit every purse.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

The bill to give Kansas the balance
of her school lands has passed the
House; also the. bill to graduate the
price ofpart of the Usage, lands. The
Senate has passed the bill for the relief
Of the Usage settlers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28
Auction ! AuctiOn!?

Money! Moneys! MOney!!!
If you want to borrow money from
one to five years time, aOitR or aOithOut
commissions, at low rates and in sums
from 500 up, call OH, Neosho Valley
Land Agency.
GEO. \. BOwLUs, Manager.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28

Anderson & DeClute have just re-
ceived a new stock of shoes of all kinds.
Our pillow shoes can not be beaten for
the money in Allen county.
, 1880-03-09
INDIAN TERRITORY TROUBLES.

TALEQuAll, Indian Eatlor, March 8.-Af.
fairs In tho lndlnn country appear 10 be
rapidly approaching crisis. The whole na-
tlon Is apparently aroused. and revolution Is
imminent. This town, whlcl. Is tho Capital
ot the Cherokee country and one OF the
largest ard most enterprlsitg In the Terri
tory, Is alive to the situation. DAy afteT day
the streets aro tllronged with men from all
parts Of tho interior, who como lii to learn
tho latest ncws from Washington and else
where regarding the situation. Tho opposs-
t,on to the Vest llll, or, indeed, to any other
form Of eglsatI%! r,,,d1;. W!sl Elaus;sss The the
opens It lip to white settlsment, Is
rd,'' is tho watc'lword, Dcnunclationss Of Tue
Government nre heard OIL arory hand; and
one listening to tho conTe4rsattona upon the
streets md IN, thu PUBLIC Inns would mt.
usally conclude TINT tie 1ndlnns had suffered
every unllenru-of injury NJ tie haitds ct the
United States. Mot content with robblnE
u.s." Il prominent lndiast snid, the General
Government will next take stel,s to reduce
liz to y0Ss.laEe, u condition IN comparison
with whtci. negro slavery sinks into insignlt-
ennce," In tho present state OF things Il la
supreme folly to talk OF opening UP tho Ter
rctory. The people aso laborlng uiidoT great
axcttGMent, and ute not capable nt Judging
Wllnt IL best FIR them in the premises, Now
thn main question IL how to successfully ro-
slst tle Threatened invasion Of the Territory,
aud lit IL else Is thought or talked OF.
, 1880-03-09

Ous cnsc8 Of ecnrlct-fever and diphtherIn nlny
bo nvcrtcd by tho timely linking nwny Of NIL
garbnKe and dcnf mnttor which has remained
OH tho snrfnco and III tho sewers ,llirins tho
winter months. Nothing Is a. unwhofcsoinB ns
Hnscs generated by fcnd md putrld tnnttcr.
From this source moro diseases are r,lrsch In
thu systeni thnn ty nuy osher cnusc: The rhh!o
shtlttlG rcRza these fncts, n1'tt net ncnurifngIy
and Mt 0nce. could cito ntln,crtnis cRaes whoru
nScrlitwcsl cntch'thsine have backed their con-
fpnts underneath HHl.-hnsemcnt and taHcr,ent
tl0nrs Tho Knscs Ecncrntcd from this cntch-
hnsln tuattcr rlHe up Into pnra1rs md el0e1frH
apartments. therGby hrcctsfnx tho most tni,il!y
t,lsenans Of blMHl-po!sonlng. Eatch.bn.ns should
thrcat n!!nrtgagc, md TO attended to Bon,i-an.
n,,ally. Watcr.closutn need inukiuE after In tho
Icnst, onco II pear, nnd tho Iron part tIf
clnset tarrct1 and renovated. Cntcti-blslns
md wntct-clpsct Hn.i.pipes ought to
q, afr through them conducted hy IN iron plpo
il,let and outlet. Tho M,t1et pipe ehould cum
meet with tho Kitchen chimney Illus And oxtons1
tip tho chimney tn Rlsoit fourteen Inches nl,orO
tile top Of the chimney: this will crcnte II cps,-
stant t!s1ft, and impure Gnscs will thus he drawn
ir.''n the scwcrlgH System. a trap with ver-
tilntlng socket sfn'!!tl bo plnccd in tho sewer Mt
gnscs EeHerntcd iii tho street main from cntrr-
lux tho house drain. Tly DUNG thla tho oc-
cupnnts will only have to tlcnl with .sewnge
tntll1 by themselves. Jtl conclusion. ndmonfah
every householder anti 0wner nf buildings to
appreciate tho Importance III t,rttNr vcHtltn-
tinn ard give more attention to Annitary nuttors
and scionee. IL. taktng these hinta and acting
serve tllo hcnlth Of themselves md little nt1es.
j, ]. WADE.
, 1880-03-09

II tbs Editor o} 7ht Chteaso 1rtbuns.
CHICAGO, bfnrch d.-Frpm daily observation It
Ia ovldont that since the pumps At tho Fullerton
avunuo co,llluit have ceuaea work tho tako
wntcr Is f,lst returning 10 It'll ortxinal purity.
Ono week ngo tho watcr wA8 loaded with oscbl-
lat0ria ylbrtu anA lccaying animal and ycgGtn-
bio matter which wcro not found In It bcfuru
tho pumps were put In motion, and II ts nt,w
ncnrly FREQ from thom; hut 1nko currents md
winds ulay tor sosne time yet at times take sono
OF this Questionable ulutcrial, in u dl.
luted form, to the lako Crib. Tho "anfn.nlcule
that nluyes With 1erky 1notlon," o? which 10
1u1lct haa boon 1ntt!, u tho Well'knowtl oyclolA
hlliadricnrnlsl, which, with ltsnina alOnXtrcs+-
tEls1 uliu several Uthor small eFnktateir: nEu
tUunl lii abundance III all parts " Lake blehi.
Rah every spring, an1 u feW of th9n, " licarly
I'LL scasoiIs 1t tho year. That which gtrcs tho
Frrenish:: yelow color to tho sediment retalMtsl
wcl-ku0wu alg1n, ot'ver1l With she'll Of stli..f,
and ~ Us pGru ~ q tAa! Ut vtnlets. Anl. under
the microscope, In alnnnst ~ hrnutiful. Ihe
dlufNMuccln In EreAteHt athl1thlahce at fho
prta4.nt tlntc ure FrK'luFtA Csut1liensts, Aater-
unplIa For1nosu. and SubellHrtA ftlIcsttatn tlA-
posed 70 tho sun a1ti air; Tag nu.lci.ns Mean:
Ntntu, u FOULS MnnuHse, TAlnusE liull,ltnK.
will take ptgus.tre III sh,wlHg to any tssle that
will pal m, thuEl Whit this sediment IL: anu h.W
II looks urtlpr 8tANl niien14alt, All1 J'tftten.
uan--tf they wIsh-tAko tho sediment fra,ln their
nwn hydr1,ts: It ts to bo hoped shat tha expert.
thing III lly ono doubted It brf1ru1. and that Is,
that wo ca1lnot uHe Lake htfehfxun "a = reser-
y6fr fur tho city sewuKe And source ut Water"
supply at the samu tline, u. W.T..
, 1880-03-09
THE COURTS.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK.

st:COSp NATIONAL BANK.
a bill was fiett yesterday III the Un1sMl
States Circuit Court by the National En-
clrangc Dank ri Minneapolis nRalnst Dwight
+. Cameron, Gcor9. j.. Dulllnp, j. Il. Ellis,
md john T.. Atctlrcgor, to enforce their lfa-
hilI.y ns stockholders IN tile Second National
bank. Tic bill SETS out t1,at tic Scc0ad Nh
tionat r'ani: wns organfzrd t!n,icr the Ma.
ti0flal-l,ailking las, MD did business Until
September, lS;;:l wlicl, 1t welit into iI1uda-
i,wl4lt +. Cameron, tcn shares; t;norKe +.
Dunlap, ten slnres; j.. Aftcr Ellis, 1s0
tllures; and John r. AetireE0r, 40 shares;
the par yal,is q Tie stuck being sloo sllnrr.
cnv,.ret Judgment fur sl.iea..::s,
ugat,lst thu Second National, and lias httlirr.
70 l,H.r, .llabte To find any. nssnts except the
liability VI tie al,oye st0cklIni,crx. It there.
fOrs: nsks tllat these stoskhoirrs may he sev.
orally t!ecrrcl to pay thcir pru ratn share Of
c,on,lafnant'x debt a1ld Of tl,e aIebts OF the
cllnrse IL join In this suit.
, 1880-03-09
Some ThIrd.Torna Abs1rdlticR.

Tn tim frat D1nTn tif.rf, lN IWn "a mn ntslr.lItv
In mronnsnn tEa roi!irction Of Ggn. Grnnt III i
rnmrsN3w fnr tho nfea,,nco t,f a llomocratio mn
fnritv In Ennvr,aa thnf mn fprffy hautnT hsen crs,
tsfi t3;i,,t, Iii ItfminfstrSffnn and M n cnnse-
1rte,es ~ hia Atiminstr. tt,is has nIWnVs
HmnIo ii his ' rnn,3fImnv in Tia nhHractar al ia
sir,t,u Mar" ~ ,yhnna m fhn Dcmnorats wers,
~ 1mG ~ fssscd ~ IN amv
1o!p II ps'saG II wrc W. nv"cm;ca M ca,s nH 4cnIc III x
~ H. y, an II sa ~ o thon w. NJ sot sonn
o om v s r. ~ kyIsw atticcs III lt not fpr
,nninto;m r. nr,f f ,,sscssnn tf,at thn b9nrn
nmthin mia si,nto stniliiM,s npr1irs ii, 1,nilt-
{cn1 nrnh'nsn,s shs % smi th"t tho tnMn sshh Mns
%nrL RI y ,,iI"n mtaco n r,isthJnf IA fmat tho
mun ~ r1ns,v md nr"vtGt 4 its r,,n,,r t'r
rui,co, Nonsense 1t this sort can nniy bo PRO-
t,s+ x X ,nt,rrH,+nn "r.t hos 's.,iIu,it,H rn,,,
,,nnn ~ rhatnrin nmI Il NAV liz "ttfrnti snf"Iv
thnt cantIi.inta sshn f..Mnf IN, rnmtlijV turnn;I
nrnr r. nr.tn +"iis 10 = ,so"r ..onnfc mi IL
f,kniv - ~ ur vm"Hnr nv"rw sw h. rnInni1.s tIa In
4h HoiI ti"vints i,nt,,,,, sitH ihta ntsr,iitv T.
,x"s uH nmitc t"t'tr,} th"i bis snn0rtors shm,ii
tn"tIrn ~, nthnrs a,,rh Ms IN nsa"rt1nn tt"t
unm r cant's ~ t,gn vnn.s nInos,,rr triI' l., W,rnnc
WI an" ~ ,,of:eisi" Dnlitani e.;s,n"
Tin on,i Will nmnh1o hitn a. nvniH In '.rr,ra
nosnI ~ ns pf tba xarv efnntv IN 1s tbe ntharsni
sra,,ort ~ ~ hia co;,vcrsattnns Vital wn nntich,i
" s."ta M ~. MovnrthnIcss thia iii nv nr".
nnt IN N1.w viz TY.es ,xhch IA. % .nn,ci TN
rrs,nt n,stnkn Of takinr lin i.p at tho oleyenfG
, 1880-03-09

His Letter to tho Vermont Legislature
Against 1t.


Thomas Jefferson wrote letters to tho Leg
islaturcs OF Vermont, New.Jcrscy, and Pcnll-
sylrnnla, dated Dec. 10, 1907, MID printed In
tho Philadelphia Aurons Of Dec. 10. refusing
to bo q candidate for third term, and sol
emily announcing that Io would not dlsro-
gard tho precedent of Ills illustrlous protle-
ccssor, George Washington. We herewith
reproduce the first Of those letters,-that to
tho Legislature of Vermont;
DEC. 10, 1901 received Il, tluo season tho
address Of tho Legislature Of Vermont, bear-
Ing .hato tho 9TH Of November, 1900 ln which.
with their appreciation of tho general eoHrse
to express their desire that would cansent
To be proposed ngain 10 the public voice Oil
tho expiration Of my present term Of 0fl!ce:
Entertaining Ns tl' for the Legislature OF
wl,icl, wo..ld have prnn'pted m immediate
wo,titl approyu delay which Ind for lis ~
jrct 10 avoEt! II premature ngitntlon of tho
Il. sjectio, % of AZ uhei fd "sstrat "a ~
"'rliat should lny down iny Charge OF q
propnr period IL as much duty rs to have
borne II faithfully II some Termination to
iixel by t,o Goastlt,!!||o,,,, 8 Supplied * n
III fact Gccol,u for life; aatl htst0rv. sho.es
ho'c caxt'Y llat dcpcncr1tex Into a. Inherit
ce 1'cisyng tt gspressnffRtys sSnff nras E"G
It tho oise.e sfeatest sum a'' Of "s iapp!hsss o
mankind, i feel il. a duty, 70 do 10 act
.eltc, sl! essftta! ii'sl9 1T as ~. rt,.e ,i1.lE
who, hlsregnr.!ng flc so,tHd l'rcccffsnt sGt
bv an Iliusirtous predecessor, SHOULD furnish
TIC llrst sxMlnpe y e,ed e proo"gaton beyond the
"Tr,tl. al aiso , requires Inc to adtl that nm
Er1,slhtn nf TINT t]nC1tl1b which advancing
, 1880-03-09
Putting III Rent.

1b fhs Editor 0f Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Mareh T.-!t Ia abnut limo for "wo
uns" who live tn !" our own rented houses to
conclude what wo ,Ire going to to for tho COM
INK ycAr. Tie time draws near when tho own
ora Of renting property will pitt nh tho scrows to
rnso rents fot brief pcrIoi.-the lst Of May
having become, through foolish custom, tl1nc
Of general releasing Of premises by tc1tants,-a
custom tho benrats of which I'LL aenrue to tho
lantllorl ns Ut thut tjnc tUnntlts holding luases
to tho lst Of MNy fnrceu to accept their nrhl-
trnry TERMS havr sltGHcatinn to mike It, 1!-
K,lrl to this pne.Kitled condition Of Mifates. In
cnr,sdert'oa nt the fact TINT o,viors # property
haye HlrgnAy announced that rents VIII t.e higher
tho ctltlilx yrnr atlu in ste instut.ecs hnve ,s
nu,lntsl their terms, whteh nro vt lnust = p1s y
thrse pGop!e who artx compelled III nlnyo IN
May !, bi1 their Krott*. store them, and hrinx
until midsummer botoro renting. and sign Il
Iraso for full ycnr,-,lnt until thG Following
hIAy. In this way aM sure wg can hlro hnIlsu
to Ave ln without payinR tribute To tlnscrupn-
lnls landlords. and IT tho sumo ttt'ie t1ruak UP
lvms0 every "Muviug..lAy." Ex..s.
, 1880-03-09

To Ikf Editor u 7Hs Chta0o JF1tuNk.
CH1CAno. Mnrch 8.-t nm IN wunt ut certain
Information. sliah ny cnrilot get from any
ono l,ay ying Tho best tncilitlcs ior obtaining +
1t Ia this: What Is tho numerical strength ilt
t.) Tho Frcnth nnvyi cD Tho fpanish navy7
ii Tho Iiusslan nIvy7 Is, The Italian nnyy7, 1
think this information would be rGll with in.
forest by y InrEe number Just now: MS a report
wns submitted tn Congress lust month, 9iv!u4
tho strength It. vessels u,d E.tnaaf the Unattsl
Ss weaS an ii incapacEtt u IL ompasIs", WITH
otller nnvica Ut tho world ut prtsellt; Miil hlao
recommending lArEe appropriations for tho be-
WIN. s. G.
[tl) 1reAt britain hns 631 vessels and Sl,a47
scamcn md officers. e. Frnncc, 20 vessels
md D,ll7 men. q, spaiti, lS essels and II .S18
ncn. e., Russia, 81 vessels md a0,Gn nncn
III ltaly, 10 vessels and Il, ,sa0 men. Tho United
states has 1iG vessels and sGs4 men.1