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toweses doubtless explained by the fact that that state
Il making greater progress III ''"Nui0 ~ '
S.i'er one In the South.
The Democrats of Massachusetts had the I'M
-. oppoftunity THE year to issue congratulatory
and II should be said to their credit that they
:, href "wth success" they say. has come In
-..ssa mower TO accomplish benehcent results. TINS
~,rpity must be met In a conservative spirit ana
~ .ha. ,riae moderation which always ACQUIRES the
VIZ. VII. salrtarv and permanent benefits" They theh
Ia we believe this viii be appreciated py Delio0i
al over the country ~.
There is an unaccustomed soberness III 'uo
.wents OF the Democratic papers on the result OF inc
SECTION The Buffalo Courier, for instance warns 10
marty friends not to rust too much TO the sweeping
sores and the large majorities Of the Democratic o
aates New-York It says Is stin douotfuA ot"o, NJ
outstanding the majority gwen 10 Olo'
THE South has ceased TO be solid and the nope o,
sng any OF the great Western states from ' that
$o11nn1 IL only possibility. Therefore " cohcluu h,
tbe Democracy can only hope for cohtihueu su0'o' y
deserving IL. ,. y
resnlt of the political housekeeping "
An which the Republican party In the country anu
oeciallv in New-York and Pennsylvania lncugeu Vhi7
sa IN, Des Noies Register thinks that we are 10 nsVo
n new leadership, the overwhelming Verdict Pain'
says II was almost pitlful the way the oia P"''
Aered into this late campaign practically "'"ou Co
ershin nj all--Nke q ship swept into the rOueno -.
With crow hut alf-heared and no pilot az az hard
WI. iader is TO come 10 the party now IN us HS
condition and with this new gospei Oh WITH new wine,
and pnrer purpose refresh It giant val" and nev-tIne
end restore it to its old time miles.' III"
newer " that Journal Is unable TO preNo' s
The same Independent spirit when .u ,r.D -,
.o many strong Republican Congressional 9Th
the North over to the Democrats operated ".
also though to less extent The election OF so'
Republican candidates for Congress IN .no
North Carolina are examples But the most no'a'o =
- a. .be election OF Oohftree in Texas In district
suppo.ed to be good for 5000 Democratic majority INC
ndson y, SAYS that his success was brought aDoo'
6y the disgust OF the respectne o Of third or
e%rthTats caibre who have Jumped 10 ihe front anu
have assumed 10 dictate In the matter VI so4e0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
CORNERS IN GRAIN.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Nov. 15.-Thc Senate In
vestigating Committee, appointed to investigate the
system OF making corners resumed IT'S sitting to-day.
Testimony Was given by H. ]. Harvey. j. h. Griffin,
Thomas Thornton and Henry Zimmerman. millers, and
also by Klinck Wholesale butcher, L. p Smith, for
warder, and several others. The general drift OF the
testimony taken to the effect that public evil
lists In the iegitmate speculative business In this and
other States Nhica Is constantly the increase and
which necessarily dangerous aud that prompt egisla
tive action should De taken to suppress it If possible
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THE MADONNA BY RAPHAEL.

Munroe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rrivedin New York yes
terday, on the steamship Bothnia, with the Ma.
donna del Candeabrir the picture by Raphael
which is to be placed for time in the Metropolitan
Museum, and which was referred TO in yesterdays
the museum and will not be exhibited there before
December 4, on which date General Di Cesnola will
give reception in honor of the new acquisition TO
the loan collection. special screen vii be erected,
within which the picture will be placed 10 as to be
shown TO the best advantage. The general public
will be admitted TO view the new treasure on De-
cember D,
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TO THURLOW WEED.
On uIs EIGHTYFIFTH BIRTHDAY.

Untitled Warwick OF this Western land,
Ruler OF rulers Pram OF the Press;
Dictator" svayed by such unsel nshness
That others pront thou hast ever plannedi
o, lend the presence Of thy prudent hand
Once more unto our COUNCILS I Let US feel
the glove OF velvet and the grip or steel
~ when the legions moved 81 Lhy command
The word for justice spoken never dies
But soars and sings along immortal sklesI
90 shall thy elffergetting spirit fall
On some young athlete, sinewy and tall.
And MI him win the noble soul that ores
"Naught for myself. but for my country AMP
W. A. CRoFTUh
I'm note accompanying this sonnet the writer ADDS
Prian remember IA her VI hundred children
think of better type OF relation u Tho Press Oh
this stztAlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
DR.. EDWARD ALLEN.

PANAMA, Nov 17.-Dr. Edward Allen, sur
econ OF the Pacific Nail Company and the Panama Raj
road COMPANY died OF fever the % inst. and was
buried on the 3D. Or. Allen native OF New-Jersey'
but had lived with his family California for many
yeas. For years he had oeon connected Win the
Sciua me ana 10. i've years with that between san
Francisco aud this port HIS doaJA ceiling Of
-crp regret. His pace IL Temporarily hAlcd ny Df.
Wofr-d Nrlson WHO LA offered % attend 10 tIe duties
or Jr. Allen Tor month, giving the salary tA-H
earned 10 the relatives IN California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
PROFESSOR JOSEPH MILLIKEN.

HAMILTON, ONO, Nov. 15.-ProtessOr Joseph
Milaeu evening at the age % fortytwo years.
He was graduated MAMMA Uniyerslty IN 1853 Ater
course study Ia Princeton theological seminary he
"rouhe1 ii" in Minnesota Tor time company with
a class-mate He was licensed to preach by the Pres
bytery OF Oxford Ohio and from1S63 20 1873 he wa.
s.atiOuea ~ Hamilton. time Professor OF
Greek in Miami University aud nom 1913 ~ 1881 lie
he.d chair in Oulu CnlyrrsiIy tCOlumDu5J
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or ,.rrsvrN EAGER TO SAVE THE COUNTRY.

Senator Bayard comes forward, haf Iii hand,
and ,els tie American Democracy iust what is heces-
sary Tor them 10 do 10 secure o0uilo1 o. lhe L4ecue
h. tells he whole people Just now the country can ne
saved and made prosperous aud happy through III umc
II vo n I'M observe every IN the party wac T. 6
himself one OF leaders VII De out In 10" da win
some All and statesman like views tOucAuS the snR-
60 Tuey are looking into e future couple OF years
sd do MOI propose 10 hide their heads under DusheL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
SOCIAL ENTERLAINMENTS

The Misses Walsh gave dancing party last
evening at No "a Amity-st, Brooklyn. About $50 per-
sons we're present The parlors prety decorated
Stub furnished the music.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Burkhalter celebrated their gol
den wedding last evening at No 231 West Fourteenthst
Many handsome presents were received.
MIR and Mrs. Henry Beers gave reception to Leon
BertheOt and his bride, their lately daughtec
last evening.
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NINE STORES DESTROYED.

SHUBUrA, Miss, Nov. 15.-FTe destroyed
nine stores in the business Of shubua The Joss
IA $50 OoO INSURANCE. $4,000. The following are the
principal sufferers: JohnPon Hudson, drugs; j. D.
Collins a Co.. general merchandise; o. NJ Hodges. liquor
sbon Cnnzae. shoe store; g. H. Floyd, confectionery
To6Fp = ChanpeuOis liquor shop; W. o. Mcdehone,
siore: f. o. T1inn, liquor shop; G. F. Norrl! and
Brothers. buildings ]. W. Collins storei MIS- a L"
Ronue Building.
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MUSIC AND The DRAMA.

THE ORATORIO SOCIETY REHEARSAL.
The audience nearly filed tie Academy at the first
rehearsal Of the tenth of the OratOro Society
Yesterday afternoon. The programme bore only two
numbers the d" ParIfal " vorspie and the Requiem
MASH" Grande Messe des Morts' y of BerlIoz. livery
where in the Parsifa music increases The
prelude yesterday given, and to be heard again to-
night at tie concert of the society, was Upon the
Philharmonic programme Of last week, aud was
twice played in the Music Hall Of Boston on Satur-
day evening at Mr.. Hensche's sixth Symphony
concert being numbers one and five of the pro
Cramine On that occasion. Mr. Manns played it two
weeks since at the Crystal lace, IN London there
b. anticipating Herr Richter who includes il III his
first programme. Even in Paris, on a single evening
three weeks ago, the same work appeared stimuli
tansously on the programmes Of three concerts
those of Mn Lamourens COlonne and PasdelOup
It's extraordinary beauty not fully disclosed at
the rehearsal yesterday. The Berlioz Requiem
which was given by the same society in the spring
OF 1881. was heard Yesterday under all The disad-
vantages attending any day performances by
amateur chOruses, which are never at such times
fully and evenly represented. Extended notice
should be reserved until after the evening concert
The Oratorio Society announces that at It's second
rehearsal and concert, Oh December 26 ard y,
Handles Ne siaf will be given, with Miss Hendrie.-
ia Beebe. sopranos Miss Anna Drasdil contraltO and
MI John + Winch of Boston, bassO. Bachs " Matt
haHs- Fasson" viii be given during Lent. At the
fourth and last concert Haydns - Creation" will be
sung. and Max Bruchs "Jubilate Amen is to be con
Gucied by the composer. Mime. Albani will sing ut
concert OF the society If her purposed visit hthsr
shall be accomplished.
Az the second concert of the symphony Society
saue hsuk VIII be the sOlolst and the programme
VII include TWO novelties a symphony by Max Bruch,
Haa huDlnsieins symphonic poem. La Russia.
parng the season the Symphony Society viii pro-
aaee the Damuation OF Faust assisted by the
Ols9rio Society. aud with Mime. Hauk Margue-
,S signor Ravelh as Faust, and MIR. Remmerts III
ue part Of MephistoDheles
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APBYslCI4N ASpHYIIATED.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 15.-This morning Dr.
o. W. wener formerly Of Baltimore. where MS parents
now i've was found unconscious in his room An ar
Cand gus burner wAs . table, turned on pus not
lighted. All efforts TO revive the aspay Iialeo mar
lie occurrence probably the result Oh An accident
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BLATcH-sTANToN-on November is, IN Rosiyn oG,spel.
Ionlon BY the Rev William Heary Channing, william
Henry Batch, r.. Of Basngst0ke. Eng and &c Harriet
FaOn youngest daughter OF Henry b. and ELIZA
beth lady stanton
wILLETS- HOOVER-At Flushing. y. Y, on the l4th
inst al Congre gaonal Church, By the Rev 0hn A.
French Thomas Wnets u. aud Amy Rodgers, daughter
OF j. seph 3. Hoover. al OF Flushing
WIIIIAMsON-CUDBI November is, 1882, BY
die Iev w McKendree DaTwOod Joseph l. Williamson "
Grace daughter Thomas Cudblrth. al Of this city
All notices OF Marriages must DO iadOrsed nth M
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
THE WHISKEY VINEGAR Law.

BOsToN, Now 15.-The Executive Commit
OF the New England Cider Makers and Fruit Grow
ers Association tonight adopted resolutions which
to sent to member OF Congress- condemnng the
" Wh,keyvinegar law OF 1879. aud setting forth in
strong DernICOus effect Ofsad law and the
cesslty Tor Its repeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis r)r II, past tO.Hty-fO"r hours
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1911 a. m.-The barome-
ter s lowest in the Missouri Valley and highest in Idaho
and Montana Fair weather has prevailed. southwest
ery winds prevail the Lake region aid New-England
and lgnt norther in the south Atlantic states The
has risen III he Lake region and remained
nearly stationary in the remaining districts.
Indications fOr ts-tdL
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather. north
westerly winds becoming variable stationary or hgheT
ten perGture and pressure.
For sew England. fair weather, winds mostly SOUTH
westerly stationary higher temperature and pressure
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vrRRAsKA TOWN DEsOLATED.

RIvERTON, Neb., Nov. 15.-An lncendiary
fire here on sunday morning destroyed fifteen Of the egh
teen business houses in the town; loss, S6OOOO 10
H. ~. h,ud over 10 answer rle charge OF causing
tbo rc Cz.us appeal for aid, Ind ; p Farring.on, or
Chicago, beca appointed TO soncit Auh"s Ior It
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THE FIRE RECORD.
AT VARIOUS PLACES.

BURNHAM, Ne, Nov. l5.-Ihe saw and
NAMING mill OF Ira Ira ton az Unity burned to-day
-rfl,r Win large amount OF lumber The loss ID
- 900; Insurance. $4,000
Wrsr WINsTEp Conn. Nov. 15.-Wlrd Brothers paper
mill IN Riyerton burned this evening. The loss is
estirnaed at about $4,000 The mill Is insured, through
Presrou's agency, III Har ford companies.
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a family as you can. daughter

home and have big q family as you can daughter
and appl ause.l
After Mr.. Collver sat down speeches were made by
T. n. McCarter, |. H. Bailey, T.. L. BARTLETT, u. 1.
WOglom Aha Woodruff and others. and the merri,
cranks aud wanton wiles' till early hour oil tho
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16

TRiBryE CFFICE Nov IG-l q m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday was upward Cloudy weather
wos followed during the second quarter by fair ana
clear weather Theemperature ranged between 80 ana
46s average t37 being g. lower than on the oor-
responding day year and 2S higher than on Tues
day.
Clear or fair and warmer weather may be expected
to-day this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
FAILURE or d GRAIN MERCHANT.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 15.-The failure OF
D. W. Coolidge, commission grain merchant, Is an
nounced. His liabilities probably 100000 Ina !.
bIty money due from a Louis arm Il salo
TO have been the immediate cause OF the TAI Gre
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HELD ON A oHARGE OF ARSON.

Bosroy, Nov. 15.--Benjamin A. Parker, age
twentyfour has been held in $500 ut North Berwick
No. Tor setting fro TO his own house vita Intent 70 do
trand the ROYAL Insurance Company OF Liverpool and
IN a 600 on the charge In burning another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
TITUS B. ELDRIDGE.

Titus B. Eldridge, a lawyer of this city, age
ftyone suddenly last evening OF heart disease at
his home No 124 last Twen seyenthst. Nh, Edrdse
studied law in the Office Of samuel j. T1en and was
connected with two Western railways, OF one Oi
which nc was vice-presldent. lie leaves wife, but
no children
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PUBLIC OPINION,
UNEXPECTED SENSE.


II will not pay for the Democrats to De ar ar
-" nr tT~an1ical ia the House OF Representa- YES
posss they have q majority. they Will lose III Io9t
80 the gained in 1882 If they take advantage on neI
w." IN md in true Radical style, Dust kepuDuoans
So were elected for the benefit OF Democrats VINO "ero
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TWO OPINIONS.
e-om me paaGdelolia Pr,m lRep.l

the fhttddetpAtd LTtW 'heI:l
calusha a. Grow SAYS the Republican party
80 nave no fears for the future provided us eager
az fairly wise and prudent Congressman sam narI
tnvSver speakiug for the man VINO has carrier IL
round in is IT 4use-s' POCKET for great MANY year :
says tbe patty dead dOOrnail II 1Ast P"ssD1
Mr. Grow prepared his opinion Deere lie Ie@" Hs 20
turgs from Barr's district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16

Colgnte & Co.'S CASHMERE BOUQUET TOILET soAP-Ths
aud eycepOnabe stren2 OF tts perfume are ths
mon Jar lnall1ns " THIS LuAarlols article.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

hr. Charles Wyndham, at the Union Square
AheaFe. viii change his bill, on November 27,--sub-
shutting, for Ruth's Romance and Fourteen Days."
al al Bronson Howsrds comedy Of brighton" This
Rsee vas originally made known In NewYork, at Days
>asstre, As Saratoga"
The eth Regiment Band gives a promenade
.'neert m the aruory tomorrow evening, and Miss
Ahee Aargulies appears In concert at steinwsy Hall
Elise Ida Keber lsoprano, assists and Miss Msrgulies
Ss.ys Tour Chopin numbers, q Beethoven sonata (op
~ anaY with hessrs. Arnod and ALBERT tyioln and
eeho). Edward Hapravniks tho In q minor.
The concert of the 0ratorio Society, with
inc Parsifs overture and the Berlioz requiem mass
.Axes place st the Academy this evening At
.ne same time At steinway Hall occurs Mr.. Alexander
AAuberts FIRST concert OF this season. Mr. Lambert
pays the schuInann minor sonata waltz and study
Saopn, tsrantelle by MozkowzD, RuDin-
Sen romance, and q geyotIe by Reinecke, Miss tile
fsfx lsogranoj. Air, Rchard Arnold tyion). and Nj.
Sssxiss Werner eeelol. viii s4aiss
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DIR. DUNCAN CAMPBELL.

HALIFAX, \. s., Nov. 15.-Duncan Camp
bell NJ d. a member OF tn" Local Government OF tLls
Province died to-day ct his re .idencc In Port Hood
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rRIRUNE LOtAL JBsERvATIONS.

IN, .-s-. "a - .,l' - '-'' a. , .,ar
peesains irregaf lit linz eprssent. ae os 'a
b Te Dokea to.tea lac rerer
Ae1tsd las -srmsEessf ES
~ Pharmacy. 80 Br0AiTAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16

Sent Free handsome Cook Book Sample ELECTRO Sill
cos, noted silver Polish. IL Johns st, New-foIk
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NARRIED.

Burnet- cocoaine is the best hair dressing the wOin
longest in effect
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SAMUEL 6. COURryErS ILLNESS.

The condition of Samuel G. Courtney had
not changed last night. At ate hour visitor were tod
tint lis condition vas eZtremcly dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16

dwellinFhouse In 1881. II IA believed Parker has
burned one schoohouse two stables and two dwellings
within two years.
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6peunl Notices.

A. Tue Seaside Library.
out to-day Clear. Bold Handsome ryps.
Seaside Library No l,45A
sALVATOR. the contlaI ASn aud concusiOn o! mo
MOAicaus 0f Paris. vols. and II.
BY AieA andre Dumas. Price each zoe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-18
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

In Judge Goodspeeds court, the jury in the
Clarity McGOwen case-'safe- blowers" at Los
tant-found verdict on Saturday afternoon,
giving each of them ~ years in the penitentiary
Paul c. Lowell charged with burglares-three
indictment5-two at Ottawa and one at Peru,
plead guilty on Monday and was sentenced to
serve three years in the penitentiary.
Michael Boyd, who shot Vim. Barrett at Men.
dOta some months ago, got five years at Joliet.
The man Wardlaugh, stealing $50 of Matte.
son, u la Sale boarding house keeper, got two
years at Joliet.
Yesterday Stephen NJ. Palmer, of Tonca,
charged with stealing cattle, was on trial.
Kidd tic hero of the Dimmick shooting, men.
ton of which is made elsewhere by our Ophir
correspondent, has applied for reduction o: bail.
To be heard.
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The following from the 1ribulS.af Wednesday
will not be without interest hero in this county
at this time: Lieut.. Fahlum and Detectives
Costello, Beck and Davis made en- important cap
ture IaSt night when they arrae:ed Mike Rock
and James Tracey, two very sxillful burglars
These two worthless were in consultation in sa.
when placed under arrest had IN their possession
four tlne picklocks and couple of big revolyers.
Rock has served several terns at Joliet, the last
being tenyear stretch for Burglary. His part
ner is no better than he, anG both of them have
been working in the interes. of two safe blowers
lately on trial at Ottawa Ms, and just "setted"
for four years and half each. It is likely that
their arrest may develop something Of interest"
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The TELEPHONE
Fun and fact, with scissors caught,
Have many pleasant moral taught.

| The Philadelphia North American MANUFACTURE,
says of the Ottawa Tile Co., Of this city; AS &
fair sample of the active and enterprisng con
Germs, we quote the Ottawa Tile Company, 3.
Metropolitan Block, Chicago, founded some time
ago by johnson Il Co., and into which has lately
been merged the latter firm. The cor
poration will make specially OF contracting foi
the fire proofng of buildings, and having Sc
cured by purchase a tract of land with extensive
beds OF fire clay, is prepared to ship fire clay &c
any part OF the country, either ground or in III
natural state, in large or small lots may be de-
sired. In regard to the fire proefng of buildings
this company operates upon knowledge OF the
fact that when clay is wrought into the shape Of
hollow tile or tube and burnt in kiln, it forms
a lining or surface that may be exposed to the
attacks of fire, water and other elements, and
withstands them successfully. The company has
built into many of the leading buildings here
and through the West, hollow tile ire-prooi
floors, partitions, roofs, etc. For the floors the
tiles are of equal vertical thickness, laid in
place in cement mortar to "break joints" alter.
nately. The two outer tiles are made with a
shoulder so formed rs to tit the hange of the
Uea1h, anu uTOp ucbEly I'LL uCio" W aIION
for an extra thickness of plaster under the beam.
The plaster coat is applied directly on the sur
face of the tiles thus dispensing with the neces-
sty of Turing or lathing. The centre tile is the
"key," and the pieces on each side are so placed
that the whole mass forms self-supporting
arch. Almost any number of claims may be
made in favor of such floor, and absolutely
nothing against it. The company also uses tiles
for walls Of buildings, as a protection for iron
column in case Of fire, vault Innings and for other
purposes with equal success. Here, in Chicago,
this class of work may be seen in the United
States Custom House, Marshall, Field & Co.'s
great retail store, Cook County Court House,
Palmer iiuu,v, Fist NaiiCaal Bank, Chicago
Water Works, Vincent 81 Co.'S fire proof eleva-
tor the new City Hall building, and numerous
other structures, and will be placed in number
of other buildings now in process OF erection"
The utilization Of the immense deposits Of
clay in this vicinity is as yet in its infancy in OF
tawa. The Ottawa Tile Co., now working
night and day, will this spring AGAIN enlarge
their works. Another Chicago firm, Doolittle &
Co, are preparing 70 erect fire brick making
works east OF Fox river; and still other parties
are testing the clay for all purposes in the most
thorough manner; and we believe the next few
years will see large development of this inter-
es, in this neighbc-hood since clays for all pnr-
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elegant manner during the maneuverings ofsthe
drill, drums well, and gave the command In the
manual Of arms In clear, plain tones. She sang
America, the Glorious in rich, sweet voice,
and her dramatic action was as good throughout
IS q professional, the whole pleasing the au.
dience so well that she was favored with per.
feet storm of applause and presented with n
beautiful bouquet. For an encore she sang
Search through the Wide WorldS' Also from
THE Daughter of the Regiment, and more fow-
ers was the result, two baskets being sent up to
fhp stapn ~