, 1881-09-04

ru strip readily from rho boue with one effort OF
even our not orer~strong fingers.
market stating facts and asking bin to send us
good chicken, at the same time kindly offering
to return the bad chickens remains He saw TIT
refuse tho request. We told him - the sale OF
sick chickens is not lawful and may prove
n5os yabsct s59 for sid 6e ou Ike
in the newspaper SO VIC feel thu. to disappoint
him would be a pity.
The very next day another dealer in response to
our order for a ~ piece Of good corned beef
without bono or srstte', sent cut that. Ike
the chicken. was fairto the eye, but which, as
was the means OF landing 1t In the 5~ll- barrel;
We are strangers tn tho neshoorho;4qh o;fhar rn@ az
these markets, yet it seems to us the owncrs
would hnd it to their interest to deal fairly BY
those who pay rcndy cash and whom, for an2ht
they know to the contrary might orlnS proat~
able trade
If the sale Of tainted meats and poultry is or
is not winkcd ut by Chicago law we think tho
Board OF Health ought To look above US well US
below ground for pestiience- breeding unisances:
Bad sewerage is enough without tho additional
terror Ut n dcath's-hcad crinning ut Us from IL
chicken, a SOUP bone, OF roast ol meat.
FASS1E Il. STALL. ALDEN.
The Observation-Disclosures Convention.
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3-Your report curtly sums
up the results OIL tno RECENT E'&tutEAlE III AAt ~
mark that 1t ".adjourncd after having talked
two days. and done nothing but Organize Tor
possible usefulness hercaftcr.'
would respectfully ask, ''What more was it
intended to DO? What otherwise WIS expected
of it, Not being in the habit of anticipating
miracles, I, for one, an well satisfied that It nc
complfshcd It's first object-to bring together in
friendly union 50 many representatives from
S,.tea eo far away as California. aul WushirE-
ot'les ~ - 49,: 80 ...s :. as--.., ,ho,.. T.,
Ton, Canaoa ana 'aEan' a11' " cnsaSs t1ela , ~,
the work OF organizing corporate Ut 1eae'"teu
body for the advancement Of the art Of stcnog-
raohv nn1 TIM promotion of the welfare OF
-. .s- - . .,..;o, ~ 1u,;a ,,o,sura j. forced
upon such for thor own protection, and also for
tho protection OF the public.
F;rst-It f.,aranfccs 10 tha public the efficiency
.x:.. ..,to-,. o,, +h3e ;s M snut, odvon,.oo
~ 10 n4et41'1'7' " ~ " ~ ', -
No one cAn now becotne mcfnoee Unless ne Gus
either practiced for three years as professional
rt.rtu,rao aoher or-nnd this clause expressly PRO-
~, 49, 49,. ..,n,.,.,.o,,,r ,r ,,1,,r ,non-iz
Elaea 4or sl0 cteo"' ~ - .:..E.
able. to tho Satisfaction OF tne Executive toi1n-
I +r,s. TINT. for rho sakc both Of employcrs uud
- .h;s s+.r7,r,1. viii ho r,..;oiv main
Wciuocls, LAID o@sauo. w " 'o'
tanned. The onc VIII mus possess cettlueate
OF competency III the mere !act tnAt ue " euo
Is member OF tho or0nhl1aIlon, anu tne otues
foel sure that in enyaEng II member ne u Sc
curing n competent hsslstaut. me set-asset
tim nf incompetent stenoErapaefs nas nronSnt
discreult IN the past On tno ploiesslGn-tof too
sklllful exercise OF tno "iu9eo peu - ttuV
the salaries paid to really skilled ones Cal!oW
youths. trcsd- neaseo tsom oustneso Sov.. ,s,,
able to write sixty or seventy woFus
a minute "neu coIls!ueNeeg 1 H.t1te"