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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-16
3rvan's Lifo Tnvigorstor.

ORREJ ELIXIR,
For all arrangements of the Urinary Organs.
gives
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-16

foorns DIR d.e s1y ' Which q the the
edjcal faculty have pronounced incurable, tina
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-16
ONLY ONE
Absolutely HARMLESS,

as well as admirably adapted to the purposes for
which il is designed This is important, as the
public has just been warned, by two leading
scieptiGs organs ApalDRt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-16
EApIEg.
II you require reliable remedy usO the beet
DR.. zaryey's Female PILLS,
Yr. Rsrvev's Qoldon Rills,

have no equal. They ara cafe and sure en- IN OF
mary sesos. Price, Ono Dollar per boa'
, 1869-07-10

handling the violin Tho last Wa rrt1ls n. t,sst -
eort Of Inc cFentng; Il wts g!scu IN superb 9! r.
Ihcte Instrumental soitttElr6 acrr asy1oS1 W
fasi repas IT, % AGs 4nsssa 81. Fl. ss1s
HOPE 6hal Lead Me On" whas ~ M,sfes 81 ~ o,noss
eeeh ssnr a solo THh moderate eood eaect.
Or tnc new organ, ve may eay that la cAp1hdll-
ae, ,.ss ,ndsa rsss aaa L s. esa asds upos sons
Of M repds Afa hstte loo wlde 70 oe altogether
biea.ani nd II: ssee hars which hsre been intIo-
daeea :: se.t} .e.tS,t t!C Rsss Of bss ordese "
compositions outHioe Of this the organ u 4 snleh-
= qualify. and powerful N volume, while l6e C
woops xrsrrx.
-. LIT cEcntng WIS dectdedly un'ayorAhIe for the
Theatres, the oppreAklre heat having the effect OF
keeping the public II home There was neagre
ens = kasi &sss1t Il AL .S 1nS W. M
a. C1nnor thf Lash, Was The main r!ccc, and tho
"!ush Emigrast. with f1aEe Is Tim O'Brfsn, the
aslerpece- The gentlemen mentioned and
MfasrE. Jennings and Little played With their
Honted ability. The company Is Improving rap-
idi!, and . few more good nctoEa will make It
nrs1rclsea. The hills uuderilLed for this inter-
noon aud eynling-
TiiE crERA HoCzE
The Rxarcfu Bruthera htd benefit last eFen-
!ng. but Il caaaot hare teen very lucrative, judy
Ing nJ the empty benches Ill over the house The
AUDIENCE WIS only remarkable for It4 suaa41nesA
The Cuban Isefugee," laughable pnutomtne,
Vas followed by tae Demon Danee. executed ~
Eeln, In Erren Auk dress and weak sa.ce, sang
Il st:rrnAde from !" "GcpcvieTe de Esaaaut-" Tac
ttupczc acts concluded the performance, which
will be rrpcated this afternoon and evening.
NTlCkEhS T4KATRE-
ME. Bartholomew I'd q rather poor beuedt
last evening, Is the audience VIA not tArgr by Any
means "S,codcuus," the COMIC raniorat.ne.
came dEFt, and teen medley Of dancing and TIA
pc1e brEineSR The performance closed with
The sane blu This attetnoon and evening.
DEaABuEN T11KlTEK
TITS N'as the Oniy house that wAs 1n1 Last even.
lnc- MlLsttclsy, u the nugrp order, seetna to
flourish like green hay tree in bot xeatber. The
audience was rrnl!d tur rs patient enlDrauce Of
tAr heat GE sde-sptittnR Performance VI the
kIad. fh!a trpu;rc rnnAs among The best. Tnesn
WILL b4 the usual muuncs this afternoon.
, 1869-07-10
AMu6EksET$.

.... CEaAf CDfC1Ef.
The poyel Spectacle OF Te!LtIled e5,nea a.
An organ concert Vas Presented last evening tn
entity Church dlsy. Robert Co1lytr, PASTOR, the
organ f1nd Of whtca Is Aighty balanced on thn
debit klte In consequence VI the rrcent acuutst-
zion Of u new instrument The concert ves
Intended TO DO AoEnethIng towards psy1nz o1
the Indebtedness, and It succeeded much better
than tbs class Of entertainments uanAIly do
Considering that Tie Thermometer Kss At fever
heat, lprlubc TO street r1nble4 or ptazza daz,uoa
rnther t1Eau to !adtor aessiuus, tht AtIen1aure
Waf E1attyiag tnrIH1se II Wa. however, lnlJ
tertaiamrnt uas yu:1ed, aud marked h. an array
tf Er1scln4s professional tAlcDt very seldom me:
Win
The Dus!c was commenced ty a.eCnrd{. tie
orcuhibt ot thr Third Presbyterian Church, who
pla, I'll IN ln17o1ncIua huI fuSac, by 4uzatt, In
Iuxne 10 the Fcorr. nal having Tie courage 10
rIay hloAs enough 10 ndn.tt OF ercrJ uote being
distinctly heard-a p1lnt not always 2ticuilci 70.
MIR. 4. c. fnuEief performed the Tannh4uscr
Mat1h IN very aral u,anue., following IT. Intr..
ate inso.ut&ops sktfuiig: The onI5 5fnult to TIC
,t.na ,,x ,a, "a. y &c ss1esaonIhe @ Ianna .ussF
Eilhr1 TO excite ed:n1s1t!"tt Of dc1te5ous ulnlpu-
ist'"h that: tst,nas Of real pleasure Il d.1vSed,
s,f familiarity with the stop nAuLalA Mr. UadJtI
Jtek EsFc hi4 nrn a1t's,c variations the j. AZ
sp.nE.a i;s11rr. : sud is!t'y elecu;tsd n 1ae aaa.
ts~ eosn<.;ts-urt ~ifh the rschy. varied harmones
Introduced Into n work, and the mastery snla-
f.ef N MhFh tfFf Nrfe wf1bTht lilo Acft-
l:e vrlpme. ii would Ike din .ut
to rn6 anything nttrr rnchaat!ne.y rich than bis
single fbrnet in tfe frxt variation, or more dE!-
cult In hi ftct1t III composition th4n TIC main
tatEns+f n the grsId pnos mo'eu,~nt. NJ. A.
j. fre@~, n. the hrzariFt n thr chntrh. garc
s;nrt rig rerditest Of the e%ertuF" u, TIC MID.
simmer Night i Irearn," 4" axhlbtlnR high phaas
o. etnfgrr IN detHnF with h4ltcste fttsery aud In
lnlert .eslrx ttt- ttaclghs ii lis ooa-
rs<cf Except ihst b. we< rather ioo
trertrg h k!* ctcter uf FttTe n %1'ns nf
the ko:o ps.-a9ts tht.e wnx ntt hing t9 be desired
and ~ rerlu.7naoec ras rep~afefg app,aad-
ed He Responded h5 kaTlcx Ftnc4e pnrastnk uf
= Hcne, srtet Hohet- with sunsin9 afso1npnt,l
rtvc4t Ct Eo.Hn s1lrer. The proceednsa- were
tin<ed ~ frtzngu.r meditation, Fkf KtTes Ffa
Il me o*fsr, Knopfe! II tsrr rfa3a, Aof yA&s
, 1869-07-10

~, ir,,n ~. Gsatea liz vhas on sepsrb sb
Toc1 TTo%mgn ceoncn 'agsases m saoE1. saas
iens snonsh, ths Bosrd OF nslia vii s. asis See e
TSey nP'y then tI5t w so9 nness. sess teyss
TT And the old uastets, for there IA ,cuiy Of mod
e1u ~ IN the nAfeeup Of 3oaux Eai11rssses Oh the
avenues Though our regular srusts nayo gone
paint theas own peIastss. instead Of spending spend "a =
hundred dollat1 70 see the fed man on Ills naive
hssia tasy esa .nte.: sz esass y es5 5tde ~
ksden Baden heed not be visited 70 sec The grind
games q roulette 4ad rougt It not, for tbe Chaa,
- =; s,.S q Gouesee aiar more Convenient place
they c4n sstsiy tho craving bJ r1nting a.
fGnss ss court sseompsnisd y u eps,as.s5 xsth
and 10. nir.u1ou1 Nontn Mt. LrermoEc HM DO.
,,J ~ this tine. u mnst oe pslpahie 70 every one,
thnt Ia new, and great, md luusssioas, thst beI
c4t'zeua need uoL 60 snroad In kearch OF amuse-
iDent snd recreation Anotner 1stler u ihat
There u too much li1e, buainess and activity il the
city. and men cahnot gpare the time required 10
SONS have gopc, certainly. but taey are puuc,.
fGl1, men whoBe business makts tTnvell1ug neces-
aa1y, or else those who have worked hard
for 1es1B TO accumulate fortune and hare NOW
nothing TO DO but epeud II The nsjottty OF those
who haze gone. folio ed the sui aud tie Paatnc
Railway 70 gaze upon the wonders OF the mighty
Wckt md to concert measures that WliI naIe the
tefT1tor7 newly opened, tributary To the trade and
prosperity Of Chicago They tf1vel with bur
pose. aad in egenily. unlike iEose WHO 20 10
ttoIts to 1tr their bad French on shc s;oaIeyaFds,
aud come home No wiser than ~ben tney went
Anyway rt I0sy Frjolce thAt We IIsc In this steam
and telegraph age, where tras cling u within tho
reach Vi many Those tnat cannoi afford time or
money TO travel may De glad that they live In
Chicago, which Ia 20 cpsmopolitsn III It's scope and
character ~ 70 patc traye,nx moi IS necessary
10 them Us TO residents tl l:ss fa1 cred eine5-
, 1869-07-10
" ICE BRO H."
THIS Soturjous Bank Rabbcr Effects IN
Escape from Jotirt~-I1Is HecapSutr La
fk&4 City Eaxt Eycuiux.

Report reached police headquarters yesterday
morning bearing the intelligence that that noto-
rtoua and consuuauats 1al-hreakcs. burglar and
hane-eobher. Joe Brown, haa made his e.
cape. from the .Joa1eiPenrt trusv. No
dedh'ta report hAa como nom the
the prison Ct the affair, but II somehow icaked ont
thkt be had be rn seen In tho city, nnd detec1vts
were Accordingly On the qri tfr6 No other nan
N the West oeas1 reputation for desperation
th1t can compare, with 5oes and whoever aho1ld
fetnIn ht5u 70 tne prison Eoald hare hrse
Dctoctise Joseph Dtxon, ha71nx had some yer,
totersltips trlataous with this tndtrtaH1, w1s
particularly anxious TO come upon him and Kept
Keen eye about hin al day. 1t xu13 be men
toned here that Di1on h.s sent him 70 the Peui-
entia<J three uDts, hnd once After the famous
WAEoEk County safe ROBBERY, which realized
him te6 yS1o. they had severe struggle, duf1n&
which hall dozen shots werc 1red In Close quar-
te1A The iast offence Of Ryuwu, for which be
years. wss = borElszy eontnitted ID joliet,
lie had been tn pr1ton .hout Jeat. That he
should return to Chicago, where he - we'll tEnoWu.
aas scarcely credible, bit neve.thrieAa tue and
last evening. between aud o'clock, 0mcer1
Dixon and Inscott came upon him 1t the corner
Of C1Erk and Aoutoe suectA They wefe upon
hin IN ~ instant and haA the "dArheyB" On
his Wrists before be fau.y realized tie
sltcattnn- CEnn hts person werr found d
be wocld no doubt have called into roq1siliou II
the opportunity hAd been afforded. As it was, he
eobd0ettd h.MseH WITH Ioaf1ed resignation, and
claimed that he hsA been pardonsd-A somewhat
incredible story. He was lodged In the AruorJ.
It WAS ported IN police circles last evening, that
Watson, the 1ne1odoon ttfeE, who Ea8 recently
" sent down. =" hAA also cfeetcd an escape
, 1869-07-10
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.



lperra.o If Dacs.
The semi-annual meeting Of the Chicago Me1,
chAnts' and Trave!legs' Commercial Association
was held IN their roons, Nos 81, 8 and - Dear
born street, last evening, Vice President F. G.
Welcn IN tie char, The attendance VI ucnbcrs
Was quite large.
The Chairman stated that there were two I'M
portanr matters to be considered. One was
whether an insurance. agency, 4lHllsr 10 that
adopted hy tne railroad ccndnetora, should be e.
tabllshed The other was the question Of raising
the duee, - be did not believe there were sum
clent members to keep the institution going. The
Y M nad q 70 a aa1 ,se : seG2.a
Isay,ng ns,.1es Of fs.o:to; with 81 IN addition
Nj. II. c, HaEry said the Chair wzs bringing BE-
fore the body matters 0yer which It htd no cen
trot His suggcstiona were bot lcpa.lc. and he
Il was IS tic M say d sho Eesuu,e i &c conm,sss @ H. 10 70
report SHAT they had done, and the association
could confirm Of retees their action.
attention OF the members 70 Tho facts. An ex-
preston Of oplnion about II WAS wanted
Mr. BaI1J replied that be tthe Presidentl WAS 60
stunps: he had gul the GAIT before sac horse.
The Executive Committee should come before the
association and ~. I'VE have done thus and -.
and cay, ave wout: Ike to have an expression
q opinion on these Easters-" The Executive
Of oaci-bone, al ofsIna, I'D WITH nuscuIsr poTef
10 carr5 through their ne:s, Il necessary Just 50
iorg II an Executive COMMITTEES vas COMPOSED OF
men groanlnE under the honoes Of 80 c1nlied
poet1on, The association would 70 along slip.shod,
aud not a1ount t4 CIPHER
Nj. Il e. yanderberg said that Al the last meet
agency was proposed, but The committee bad de-
ted that they tonld nos take any action before it
had oeea acted on bJ tho association.
Mr. J. Utmond moved Thai the paEie VI Il. c.
BAlIy he s0ded 10 the Executive Committee, as
be seemed 10 he : ~ &orElng Ean."
AH Barry declined, and she question Oh the mo-
lion Ma9 Ect put.
Mr.. Ornond fnoved that the Executive CON-
Mittee be empowered TO take into confederation
the question Of an insurance agency, and report
The most fesshle plan at the next meeting.
Agreed to- ,...
Ar. Ornond also moreA fh3t the initiation fec
be increased from s. TO s. Agreed to,
Tie assoclauon then ndjoafncd-
, 1869-07-10
BASE BALL,
Atlantic Mullins w. II. II. IT'S,

troza TIRE .trt1 Fork Herald, .Juls s.
At the Capttonc grounds yesterday there MAS
asstn tleti ~ Jolly, good pa.1retj md Old fash.
1untu y eau~d NJ Las bcrn seen OH any of the bal!
nells tlts kca>up. The cause Ut tho gathering
was tue cnntesl which had been arranged TO come
tsc basc ball reporters OF The New YORK Ind
NEooklJn rapcrs. Ar. ThRslc, President Of tus
Snucnat hssociatop, ot1tclAted Us catcher fnr
the Atlant,es, and allra the position with
much credit The ra1trg GcncrplJ, both
IN tte 1et1 md nj tho tat, MAS
Il vast isnl .otemens on that Of Monday. between
thc Atlnnttcs and Athletics A. neither party Ind
plas esio.e thss ssasGn "a =, nas, there 80
HAT rA4 ut timer !udu1gcd In. sir. Hckec, who
xah prcAeut. and ho ottetAteA "a umpire after
MT. Elnendosf retired, fearing that the contest
ANTS On either sldo would become depressed II
they found their party falling behind, p.p:.SShd
quantits 81 Creature confort frutn disciple OF
OaEbrlnus, snd THIS enabled the plaJett TO keep
thrIr courage up
The following score will giyo fair idea Of the
playing on 10th stdea Andy rcck had donated q
hat M a pT1zc for The best batting score on tho
repestsrs' kae, and NJ: su5dcr had douated . ball
for the man WHO ahould put out the greatest num-
ter q msn % the ssnc IN slde; The bat 1as Won
CURT md tht hau by Mr. PxuVtsafu OF the Tfi5unk
, 1869-07-10
THE TlIHF,

TIE NARX ANEkIcAk GIRL.
TIE last issue Of HtIkes' S|1rt hos the following
concerning american GtH:
.e.a1. - .p!s1sia ofassfs q A;9.1s.s or:
Psss Trottslf e.rit hela = q. tI.: hof.e
i se.,. ;: :: s,s* nc sn z !a! 5n!s ss
threc s!:rc rnnlt:S hefts T. sa =. lsh t. 'T,sc;y
lircs Gst, snn4:as nate !. ll.s nses7as f:is.
later than hi, ~icn b. .s.iH.t Etaan Hen and
f.. e. t eaa< : ~ @s = isss9a e M ,p al
:rs"na thr +. 51.,.hs .sa .sse?a
III ia,t.d !. lr'4 i -. i Ansfies1 III
III Il t. bs1 ' hsr
iN.,l II .!..ts; ' ;i$ Es,s xva w Sea ~
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f.as ~ ,adts. "seEnsIed r. ejs. I
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y 4 fnT. tiln;s.. - derived ot I'n i
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i'll. e.n q @ s "s:n = nt u % II
f. ~, fas,k Il IT, . fl f.. D. ess +. ssa ut In.
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f. ID; =; ss s Srs1 @ T. ssss rau 81 s.
!hr tt.t .s" VI lssc t.ssine c.ins II Pn",-<t rark
IT, ',n :a &:
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lrdie;ts: ns 80 hi.s"ty " r. ns' allie Il. r'.;e
~ III III WE. s 1"n: III shat m d W !,
4 7r',,r. sraas,a n -; s;!'Aaarl Fret sI.naa
.r.t t..S w, s,n t". I'D nt s.'fI.-i @'nd ri u.
M u NJ W. IL At fTaa IT. %' H. @ T.d eI r.:
!, - '!',r. 81 =, $. n 4 c,,,n, II ay ;;F
l. uni iSs. At ,hs h.. snri, ~ .I. .n. Va.
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'' Il ln:;tF 1t * q i IT, Is s4ia,a Ill., ''i1.:
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" .3 III; II sss T. = "a % n h t ss ,t
s! il",a III 4, I.TS hG .t!.ss n thrsT A%i,a e.,
IT, s Tt : tae. ~ S's 81 *
lr't. ~. u Fully Travis ...s as!a hcr villa ,he
~ ~ II. tSe III S !" th:l :T TT itrTf
H. t.. IT, III s As~ ,;r sa ~ i x ~ ,. I S,s Ts
i k's ;' s:t.t q X Isstsa a''rs
ia5si, sy Mr u.,I I'D pe.t %,as, Es F!ss IL. Ia.
= Y: i S,.1 e. .s:s ( sf:s T' Il It. III Il e.:
tr, rTs dit , e NJ. @ rd 'nasira mt.da afr i; y a.
h.1n.' il ,ls seea.d iry ~ ts',h Z 50
h..a u III itr sseR t'eea as:t I'D
Z ~ @ 20 g., ,s.s, e. r. asfe II. r ss ~a
=. VI '';H .ia!sd ~; ,;..- .ae: Z Ape IL
Eashien CoE1.c Hiram Htes hsd her .eF In tho
.on; ahe !. Nv ,r.s ~ md susl. :yt.t I'D srot
- y; Ia d Iss1 Il. ttssa
had otrd v3 low down, ana, IN !rF.1d to teyer.j a.
het s1 sss,. = fsad @ fl. f .es ep9sa T.:
With The tlr;. I'd. American Gtri
A!dfn Gods,tt )utt heiore he ID blu Asd for
S,,fs Wk;n @ B..hag. j. on!d.lai!l, M1ia. Lucy.
pea,y s.ia 10 ct !oes nd bat aiI he tine
W !. s1.o e,n asnsd thai nobody eoula tea whieh
rrrt ukciy 10 yTos in s:ts thoufh wo hardiS tLinE
tae vii ever he capable ct heating American lid three
hcats In he1 thc latter II hr1seH Lury
~AS only 1sA&n 1etE1s and tio!h1ruth alnld hit
blad her when American CYL tIc SCARF 10
als Ea es,pa1nrnd tlis tlue snd our rfso17 II the
trot tn tr at-tnfan If the I.apr tlr military. and lie
hrl hads nf Euru5. Thr English E1Ay link tls1t
3rs.;d u Ersnst W th:sd think Il aon5d te hcttf
sts.d & lettering vsh peehcgou's md SEtik rate!a
tlslr. that ht didn't b.~c It. hen :heJ te.d OF D-I
trIt fesi p tht Spirit Here IL anttler Master iur tcr
EGLe!lET4tiess."
, 1869-07-10
THE DnOHlAs house.
Opcrtnx OF thc New Cottn9c d:-s.xc IoIet
1nsy sA> AAu2.

Last evening the ponElaa House tEzla Nlocs,,
was formally opened 10 the PUBLIC, by banquel
and ba!l. Dnugas Hocse Is situated on tho cor
Ger Of Cottage GroEe avenue ard Douglas p,8ce,
ard Is the property CT Mrs. E. Tallon, formerly
Mrs Langley, and one Of the Ellis hciss. The
building Is four storJ bctcx, with stone
1sc1acs and As1saSd 1901. 1t Ia. alao nj extend
ing il Devoted TO hotel alnosez, tne fslss door BE-
tng lElu ont into stores The business once Of the
house Is also On the rszt noeE. facing on Cottage
Grove areaue. There are cigy.Eour fuoms IL the
being laid out with especial reference 10 the 10
eonmodatioa Of fAn!iies: Tnesej ccsse ;sTge pub
and o;her- II neatly orpotasea, and two snacious
auo comfortable dining rooms- The Eitcheu Ia
coosepient, and has nj modern appliances a
Iot the accommodation Of boaIiers. The base-
n.eht, Esiea lifted up, *di Contain bar and bttt-
i1:1 Eoon-
the wortuen nave not finished their !abors yet.
Considerable difficulty waa experienced In laTlng
qr,cksand- a eewer then had to be male, empty
1uF into The lase. which occas.tucd considerable,
expense md delay. The cost Of thc i,ulltline il
Co for the oancs- The aschl.ecr was L. Rrh.
No:h!: CSrESnley contractor. Il P. Briggs; aod
mason. y. :. Rider. The eu,!dsng has teen eYec-
ted IN the tnoet slbstahuai manner, the spacious
footrs beautifully fEsHcoed, and the wossl EoEt
tnEpuGboHi harisonely grained and palnsed. Tae
A1tADH|tuoM A1CtA fLf1iEh 0l BLACK walnut and
asa a.tE152tAnE. s~o inches rIdc, unon a b ,or1ur
OF common PINE The n!st floor IL made Gf otle1
cutied maple, IN strips two Inches thck and two
INCHES Wide. ~
Twenty-Five year, ago Samuel Ellis owned
eight! acres nf land adp,nn: ts p:o;rs,,, snd
offered to eell halt OF 1t tn w f. yricS toy & per
acre To-day II Is worth 81, ,hOy 1,e1 acre
The UouGlas House Is urIer the .upe7rtend-
cnce Of f l. Andrews, well a2d !ayoraniy lnown
10 The Chicago peopts. xnd Will undoubtedly he
kett by h IN nrstCl1ts St., le. lie has hu efficient
corps Of asststants, ii the head D. which Is A. J.
Cutler, former resident Of Vermont
Tue hGaSe IL 10 0c kept On the European plxn.
and wil undoubtedly becorae more u i home 10
E1tution than te&oft for transient y1sltor1 In
fact. Il "a altvady ntary filed With families a.
pe.manen, lodgefg-
The festivities Of tho opening commenced Il .
O'Clock. <hen 'Epodlle comp1ne " Ind gnta-
cred TO DO honor to Ute pccaaipn~ It wks the
cfiStna! Intention Of Nj. And.rEn to make The
party bt1ect one a. to nuEhet8 but he found, in
ma1tnG cut hia list hts friends were 10 uuoeru1S
that be WA1 ntce6ktnted TO make It publtc atlAr.
There were shout two hundred perrons present.
and music and dancing we're kept no till
SAt1y II O'CLOCK whec tho assembled guesLA
Nsrc invited into the fetrexhUucut roornA The
elxborntc Rpfrad was excellent aud, rs the conf
pauy werr generally acquainted, supper passed Oh
with much good feeling and rstr enjoyment Aftet
The tables were cleared dancing again COM
ue1ced End continued TIL about O'Clock. when
the assembly broke up and scattered To their
homes
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Otne3nnah. Whleh d magnificent Institution. costing
o 6t 1oulA haa one. costing shout tho ska7s, ezeh
hav4ng capacity Of about koc pstienta
II sef0ence 10 location for tho proposed hosptA.
allow ne 10 rrtnd tho Supervisors that they are not
about t locate poas house seofrnstory. aud thA.
hospital lhould lot 10 stsoeod with edther paupef
s1aasnsl tae thoud b Widely sspa1atsd
tnm thtia = = poesiac II Il slnpy spai fos tho
estsitsah ~ medical taEtitu.son aud fnsdie.l men
q Il. s5a g. % IL, 5sa.a e. 'G S,n ies .eaa sa
an5oae 81. so1hs H., she :, rfogas4y Of uttity. q
committee 81 their eminent meaLsA ntn e a with
CO. 9titse q she snpetvisonl tdruhteay the.s 1.e
9Heattons sbe mh.6 4e scn aiuuld be ccnsultod
Who can delht The r.lnh ot saeh trpos sttef fropr
q DArts ur. WE. H. BsfoIh and especially ~ pf h
Egt91 e.n hosl4tanf AJ.P
July II lee
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REluIt C1ltEssl


IEok1 nUne OF tpnomfnffmrpt EItfc1Ses-
Tic annual cGmueucem cut ckrretsea o. Eelols
College, Ii F.seoas.n abous ataety-oFe miles from
this city, win take place next ueek, beginning On
Sunday evening Eelott hsA 4 vide seputs-
ten As school Of learn inE. and h1s the nonor Of
counting znaonfat her Asu:nni many tfulucnt mcn.
anh 10. few cittzens Of chlesgn The 'p!eassot
hiie city Is noted for lu CORDIAL hospitality, 1nd
visitors Oh tt.a occasion, 80 tell Of interest 70 Be
that many persons fron this city will be preseat.
The programme t. II tollows:
Baccalaureate setnon BY President Chaplin,
Sunday Afternoon
ADDRESS be.osc the Ntsstonsr1 Society hy Rev.
VIZ. A. RaTstctt, Of Chicago, Sunday erentnE.
Address hcsnte the ArchEau Inlon, BY Dr..
E O. Haven. Of Michigan University. Monday
Pnze speaking BY representatives Of tho
Sophomore and Freshman eiassea, Tuesday After
noon. .-.-...
Alumni Grafton BY George l Waterman. ESQ,
OF ChickSo, OF the class Of 1886; aad poem BY
Henry 8 Osborne, esq, Of Chicago, Of The clasa
Of 1865, T1esdxJ evening .
Excfct4ca Of tho graduating Class, wednesday
morning.
Deiicxuoa Of Memorial usll Wednesday aitcr-
noon. Grafton bT Hon MAJ Il Csspenter.
6petche8 BY General Sheridan, Gofernn< F1tE-
child. Governor Palmer and rshc11-
Candidates Tor admission 70 colltEH cl2ase6 will
be examined on AondAy and Tuesday.
The A1xAnkEe 81 Paul, western Eh1ou, and
the TiscpnSn, kennahA md Madison Dirta1oos OF
the Chicago NoftnWesseu RalFoAdt win Cary
passengers ii hkn faro
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ANOTHER OCEAN MYSTERY,

The Loss OF tho Steamship United
KtpEdona-8sFnsnpcd in u E0lc OF
Smashed hy mn sceReTK-
From He Seottfsh Assertadn Journal
The kteAulshlp United Kingdom. a. most OF our
fta6esa A1e now AWAIT, sa1lcd lrum tho port Of
New YORK fer Glasgow OF the 18TH OF April last.
She had thir cargo On hosrd, and goodly num-
her Of passenger On the auth. the day after abe
Eal1ed, fhc y ~ spoken some one hundred and tffy
miles from Sandy Hook It Ia supposed By some
that she wx1 seen on Mar 4, about dye hundred
1rtles from New York This Il All thsl NC KNOW OF
tho Cnlted Kingdom since she !ALt lei her hAr~
bof IN these NalerH 1t ia now > long time since
April 10, Aptl IL gomez May and June
hare follow ed. and now We have entered npon
July; bat the fate of the United Kingdom l. still
unknown. Th2t she has petished With AA on
board It u now reasonable 10 conclude; but from
what cause, OF In what circumstances, we are left
to CONJECTURE. On the Seth dsy Of Aprtl, six daya
liter the Unlted Kingdom salled, the City Of Pa5ts
at7tvtd til this port and reported icebelXs and
heavy gales IN the neighborhoo4l Of Cape Race. It
Il possible thai the Enited Kingdom perished
6m}d these gzits, and probably from collision with
an iceberg II Il hArd TO gre up hope, but we are
not iefr acy foundation % which innges 10 fean.
Like the lliteruls, Of painful memory, the tutted
kingdom hAs no doubt gone down; but, unlike the
HlGtrnfa, has, In all probability carried With her
hrr entire living freight It &, In faer, another
terrible Eea tragrd5-ai the moFe terrible, Ia
Truth, that no Que bus survived 10 tell the taie-
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tr1Al commenced . emile nye1zprrad tbs ghastly
pale vpnan, and the H'ct1rr Tas cotrple.ed. ID
tors, snu on thclr se1iouH countenances EaA An
eIpies- lon which might possibly be termed
Nonde1'-Noudcr Ay 10 whether the prisoner
ueJ could not plead c}oqutnry. what Jurors hesrt
would not re touched, what JunTe would not feel
the common impulse Of humanity At viewing such
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