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, 1870-06-04
Religious How in Newark, N. IL
High Church VS. Low Church.

From Tic 4ftU l1FE san, June 2.
Bishop Odenheimet, in the Now Jersey Epis-
copal Convention, in Newark, yesterday,
closed his address by proposiug new canon,
that in elections each voter can cast ~ many
ballots as there are candidates, and can cast
them for one person, or divide them, thus &C.
curing the representation Of minoritics. A
someWhat heated debate ensued between the
High and Low Church, the former heretofore
having had packed conventions, which gave
them the control, while the latter has contrib
uted the funds for chureh support.
In the controversy, the Eev. Dr.. Meier Smith
Ut Trinity Church, Newark, became much OK
cited. taking strong grounds against the High
Church wing. The Hon. C01tlAutlt Parker, OF
Newark, warmed up with the subject, aud 1t
times was eloquent. He said that during The
last year the High Church, who control the
Church, had contributed sonno' 81, 600, while
tho Low Church party, out OF power, hAd con-
tnbuted about ga 900.
The Rev. DR.. Hodges, Of Grace Church,
Newnrk, High Church, in reply to Mr.. Parker,
who was very excited, and said that no bid
could buy his vote. Dr.. Hodges contendea
Church party, And there was no concerted &C
ton on their part.
Alr. Savage, Low Church, OF Radway, re-
piled that at conventions High Church
ballots were printed aid voted on
by the friends OF ritualsm, aud that
he supposed tho printing presses ran then-
selves and printed tho ballots. It way freely
stated by tho monoyed msn Of the Church that
unlcaH the minority was respected contEbu-
tiops would hereafter be withheld
Bishop Odenheiner st1!ed the storm, and
il was decided that the minority should bs rep
raAented
, 1870-06-04

Nnset1ve, Roben Hamm1l, JosePh T. Smith, D.
u Robert Davidson and aatdloef Spring, aud
Elde1s Robert Garner, John e FsndtAy, George 8
HARDWOOD, 1ud Thomas @. h. PAlA
Trustees Of the Church Election fund, F1rBt
class, one Jsar-Rev. MeM +. Fsrn4Worth, John
Thomson, G: R Graven and Rev. NORMAN seaves
and Elders J. F. skIdmore, J. g. Bnrnhau, and j.
Cnas Dickey, =. F. Ehnord, and N. c. sotpheu
and eldc1r; Eus D. Swan, Geo. v. LAne, and Joan
x GEosby; third class, Jea1s old, Rev. Ness n.
II Wilson, & J. NlchoIls, and Elders W q. 1II.
man, Nathan Lane, Hezekise King. Russell Scar
directors Of the Allegheny Seminary for four
yearE: Rev. Mesars. ". D. Howard, c. E Swift,
Robert Dickson, R. D. Walker, JaA Allison, Rich.
4rd cralghead, Ebenezer Buckingham, and D.
Jenkins, and la[men James Laughlin, B. q. Brad
ford and Hon q. A. WitiIamA
Rev. 7. l. PreDtiss Waa elected to the Cyrus Il,
~; meGoInlcS Char Of Theology, In the Seminary Of
me Northwest, end Appointments for the Philade1-
the Assembly adjourned.
, 1870-06-04
TIE CITY IN BRIE.


A friRhtiul accltent, resulting in the instant
death Of one man, and the miraculous escape Of
another, occurred In front Of Fa0FeH Hail. about
talf-past O'Clock, yesterday morning. The men,
who were in the employ ofssW illIams Tlnkha III
,a4nters, had Just stepped from window out upon
4 staging, suspended from the roof, and about ten
feet from it One OF them, Louis CotE, was on the
cast end Of the staging, and the other loais Rush,
cn the west end. The latter moved toward the
former, and his additional weight on the cast end
caused the fall rope" to slip, and that end fell
t:oty was preclpitatea tn the sidewalk, distance
II dftJ feet IN his descent striking his head on the
wrtIco, at the entrance to the building. He thenca
iell to the sidewalk, striking On his side aud, after
breathing once OF tWice, expired. When the
staging fell, Rusn canshs hold q rope aad swung
into I window, thereby saving his life The
Coroner was Immediately summoned, and held an
inquest on the remains Of CotY. From the ev1-
:ience It appears that Rush had not properly sas-
tened the :" "ta1l-rope,r having wrapped 1t care
Iessly around au iron hook, inssead Of tying It
TIE jury censared him, and rendered verdict
that death Was accidental Deceased WIS 8
T1enchman, 81 years of age, and had been married
only one week. The body was taken To his Late
residence, No. = Gold street. and when his Young
wife saw Ii, she became almost frantic with gr1ef
ue had been In the employ Of the nrm mentioned
Tut two days.
, 1870-06-04

About month nRo burglary was committed II
the town Of Gran,l Rapids, Michigan. aud consd
cradle property stolen A fellow named GeorRe
dustin vas suspected OF being one OF the thieves,
and Superintendent Kennedy Of this city was tel
cEraphed to look out for him. Ills
capture was assigned to Detectives
Dixon and Elliot, and they hunted
for him, but up to yesterday were unable to Ind
him. YCstcrlay afternoon, as Elllot way walking
on Madison street, near the bridge, he saw Gusttn
utes he had him In custody, aud TOOK him to tue
armory- Gustn acknowledged that ho was guilty,
and said that he was forced into 1t by TWO men
who put knife to his throat and told him II he
ever apeached" they would Kill him. Efforts
were made to learn the names Of his accamplces
tut he would not say who they were. An ot1lceI
Is expected from Grand Rapids to-day to take bin
Il, that place
, 1870-06-04
CITY REAL ESTATE. ,...


T1oR sAIE-CHoICE. 1NslpE PR9PKMK15x- e. x
+ MiehIxan.av- sootAFesf corner u ''~
'M.ehis.nar., 1outnwest corner Madisoost- ssH11R
III eSMieh1sansy,, near coneress<t. stdD Seet
Wabssh-av, near FouYteenthst.- sass trcfakv m1IU
'eW.b.shav, near Thirty +arst-st, e1s f.ont. ss1so
'iisd1spa-a,. eou.hwes. corner ThiFt1dfta-st 7az
% %i1aisns..v., near Thirty esss front sa1f78S
e:s .ffhns sstbss sss ass. L @ III s.
s. jofSssa Esafas ifa = 'Wa1RRxH Is Dzborns Room
T0R sALE-bY C1MPBKLL BROS, BOON Il,
E; ssss
1t: It: on on Hs.f1:9p.t HH.s1.f.sst ia s:% ess sssh
3!s!s 74352a ea s Jeel.onst ss - Chss4 on1v
! ii: t % % WI Ha.1i:onss, oniy. $50 eseh.
1so Sn az Adans ~ JssSson vanBuzea Tyler and H.1
t. I'd. bss ss II T.. as S
FOR sALE-sTATE-sr.cHoIcE LOTS p, FL (
WE siSs IS tsy6esf s1sss sa NM
ToR sALE-L1NCOLN .PARK lots. LOTS
5eps and 2Sy @ Ia sad s
fsih REhFU1T fsisgfe 5sih cent
FoR sAIER5o sloo CASH, AHR p No MoSThIY 71aLs
Il ffss
S;s3;.r E sSs ofs f'sa Sfst E os'.'
n Easy 5sse TsRss laa s Tt e. ~ Ell 5os
from stfset and so blocks from treSel Iou1svas
~. 4 aeat b.1zaia.
SAL TEET ~ + e: a. aETTESE dsI,sis
, 1870-06-04

rncrc has In the last year or two been GONE
d,srute in tho papers Of Chicago and Cincinnati,
no n whom belonged the title Of being the leading
caterers to public taste and extravasance, or IN
oiher words the leadlng jewellers Of the Wcst'
hut the question has been settled beyond dispute
,,r ,hc rctu,us Of the United States Assess5rs a.
Teady published, which award the palm to AessA
Gilrs Bro,rers, Of this city and, If compliment,
II Is wc1l-descrred tribute to business talent ana
tntcrrttv az well as an encouragement to western
,n"tTtacrsrets Their facilities for banding EAST
ern and imported goods hare been such that thes
hnve been the leaders IN the Western Wor7d VIII
TIT timer gems and ornaments, ~hlcn nave peCgn n1
and daughters. But the great secret OF tlelr suer
| cess lleA ID their resolute Western enterprise
, 1870-06-04
The Post Once improvements.

The Post U6cC lmPF0FcMeUfS.
The spirit OF improvement which seems to be
universal ali over the business parts OF the city,
has lnyaded the Chicago Post once The old par-
tittons are being removed, and the inside Of the
lower door fixed up generally. The south lobby Is
partltioned of into roam for the Postmaster.
The lai,es' delivery will remain In its present To-
cation, with an entrance from Monroe street. but
wlll be entirely separated from the main once:
The boxes will be removed 10 the east side, and
all mall matter except that going INTO the ladles'
department will be delivered on the Dearborn
street side Br this arrangement about 600 square
feet is added TO the working room OF tho Post
, 1870-06-04
Sutcidcs

farmer residing near Lake View, while on his
way to that villa, about 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing, saw the Lody Of man lying by the toadstle,
with his throat cut from car TO ear. He FASTENED
the Peace, Of the fact. The Deputy Coroner was
notified and proceeded to the place
and held IN inquest In the dead
mans left hand, csutched tightly,
was pocket-knifc, the Instrument which CAUSED
his death, as the blade was bloody. Deceased,
after cutting his throat, must have struggled hard
lying, and for quite distance around him, were
Beaten down. Nothing was found In the pockets
OF the dead mans clothing which would lead to
pipe. He was about 10 years Of a9c, and laborer.
verdict wAs rendered In accordance with the
, 1870-06-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

In this Changcnblc Climate OF ours
cold Is easily taken, and, without due care, an.
other will be contracted On top OF it-oue cold
thus running into another, until the accompanying
cough becomes settled and confirmed, stralnlng
and racLibg the lungs, and ultimately stimulating
the production OF tuoercles; yet notwithstanding
monary disease may thus be accounted for. thon-
sands are nov carclessly allowing themselves to
drift through the preliminary symptoms, under the
fataI deluson that they are troubled with Nothing
but Cold" How obvious Is 1t, therefore, thai =
cold should be carefully cared for from Its ncipl.
cncy, aud every c1erton used to rid tie Bfstem OF
chu1 and nsthmattc affections, are readily cured by
that standard preparation, Dr.. D. JayneB Expect
o1ant, and, By promptly 1esotting 70 it. all tears o.
DANGEROUS results Will soon be disslpated .solo
eYprYvheie.
, 1870-06-04

The great improvements now In progress On the
sonth Side, Just outside the city limits. seem to
astoDIah those who do not visit that section often
These. With the work being done On the South
Side Park and Boulevards, makes the lois TINT
Clarke. LAYTON Co. advcrtlse to sell at auction.
Saturday, June II, especially desirable 3 word
- tTn ,.i "a Ia err n rfart
, 1870-06-04
Cod Liver Oil
Hazard l. CasWell's Cod Liver Oh Is the beat

Hazard d Caswell's Cod Liver Oh is the beat
Advertisements
Murder nnd Robbery.
PEORIA, ILL.,, June a.-Henry ctoll, Of Pekiu,
was assailed By On unknown ruflan " lille on the
yuv home Tuesday night He was struck In the
hack ard side OF the head With q slunR shot, and
his sk1ll crushed in Two places, and died yester.
tlay without recovering COIL Lclousnesa
He leaves q wife and several children The ass1s-
sin robbed him Of $1O5- He had been showing bis
money freely during the day. Two men were ar.
rested Oh suspicion, but discharged.
The Grand Soiree OF Druids Of the State Of
Illinois are ID session at Peklu.
, 1870-06-04
The TuH.


This afternoon Ia to be 9Eand gala day al Dexter
Park among the wealthy and a1tstocratic turtles
Of Chicagu-one OF those lndescrbabfT 6r1lllant
pud enjoyable mAttnees which found go mach
1ayor last year, being underlined. The. entries
provide for four races between gent1emens ro2d-
EteIF and three elegant prizes. ordered especially
for the oceasioD, are to be bestowed upon the
winners. Invitations have been Issued BY tne
Committee of Arrangements, aud the affair Will be
strictly select.
TIE BCCEEfK RACES ........-
CINCINNATI, June 3.-Tbere 1Dks large attend
nncc at the races to-day. The track Is 61ll little
heavy. The occasion WAS very interesting.
FiIrt race Club Purse $780, three mile heats, all
ages: $3.50 for 1st horse, 800 for second and $50
fer third:
BlafncF Stone~-.
HnnS4-
Kitty
s''FA'AA''' Iine-5:s7; 5:ssX.
Second race, consolation pnrBe, 5000, mile heats,
for beaten hufses $50 to hzst $40 to second SO
to third horse.
Battle
FAncy.-;
morgan ee'u' Time-i,45;f: i46:2.
GAXAs WINS TIE oAEs RACE.
sharply contested at EPSON, to-day, was won by
Eanlas; Sunshine second and Pate third Only
Billiards.
GAMES In NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June s--Joseph Dion beat grille
Leat Cyrille Dion 100 to s. at French earons-
, 1870-06-04

The second BnnuaI meeting Of the Society oi
on july s, !, and S. Miss Elizabeth IL Peabody
wIll be present, and take an active part, as WI
a.so large number Of the prominent sansaaGnss
nan Of Chicago. Besides addresses, the Qutsnohs
~ scl1ool Recommendations, the style Of e1tEays-
cant school buildings, and other kindred subjects
vii ue discussed from teaehefs { sfaRefn aa Refoled
rhotch viii hold its annual meeting IN this clly'
Scuinnine June . At ne First Refermed 5 ch15sq w.
street 9sTseaa SIN Bn5sa rde
nrrachefa will be present. r,.,, r,-.o 7,a-
The oflcers and members Of the Cty TT EMe ~ ~
partnent wish to convey their heatet ana an- ~
cere thanks to Chief Fire Mafsaal MnnI ~ Si, ~.
to to he strawberry Festival Of the First Congrees;,
uonal Church, and also wish 70 taank ne aa,et o.
the church for me yery many 1lno ala.ona w
the annual meeting Of the pIocto1a OK me
, 1870-06-04

Trade Map Of the Northwestern States
Rufus blanchard, No. 146 Lake street, has Just
Issued map Of the Northwestern States, espe-
ctally adapted to the wants Of the trading com
G,untty, It contains the names OF oil the thriving
towns iu the Northwest, and Is not obscured BY
pames Of paper town8. Scale 19 miles to an lncn-
Isrfce 800,
, 1870-06-04

The Besl and OrfKARAl Tonlc Of
Phosnborated Elixir Of Callsaya Bark. The Iron
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tissue, and the ca1isaya
gives NATURAL heAIthful tone to the digestive or
Rans thereby curing dyspepsn in its various forms,
WAkefulness, general debility, depression Of spir.
its; also the best preventative against fever and
nEue. MaDuractured only BY Caswen, Hazard i
c., New York. Sold By druggtsts
, 1870-06-04
AUCTION SALES.
NV q. r. GORE II CO.
4 II, md u Randolpah
Regular Saturdays Sale,
OF
HNnSEHOI.D FURNITURE:
CARPETS, Pianos, &c.

E,esaat second hxnd Furniture, -c91slsank of EE2s
III Ifsea SITS, oase Wh.s noss rs; .s4s Coz g
~ ~ ss4s,n1ne il cEixinsl packa{a:1 eieE1nt Piano
cot s9: lovRaeed Pi,nos; 1Sassa % i HsSs Sea.
Esresmd hsad DIen Buxxies md R&DeA0 4s snea'o1'
On satufda5, 'anG H - H326RE CO.. AzcssoneszA.
, 1870-06-04

Inquire Within. The mouth II like
house 10 Jet. However pretty II may be extern
aly, it Is Impossible to Judge OF It's merits until
YOU have seen the inside. If behind the ruby
doors there are plenty Of pearwhtte tlxtures, you
viii exclaim at once, !" How beautiful" TO M
part the utmost possible hritancy, there Is moth
Ing ike fragrant BoZodopt
, 1870-06-04

BCrFAIo, June -Caule-Receipts heavier than
expected; total for the week, 4a3 cars; market
weak with little inquiry; no Quotable fall In prtces
sa1es to-day, $40 head, At $&.81@a.00.
An average supply OF hogs; eales at $a629s.2a
for common II extra
shcepNRcceipts fulI, but going East; market
luli and nominal at previous rates.
, 1870-06-04
Foreign Mark cta


FRANKFORT, uue'a-Bonds closcp trm at s5s;
@95ai,
AS7wEnr, June a.--P Petroleum quiet
, 1870-06-04
The Coming Sunday School Convcn-
alon At Qutncy-TM1es Redncod on
keveFA1 Roads,

QUINCY. H., June a-Thc railroads have agreed
70 caHy delegates 70 and from the State Sunday
school Convention, which commences its sessions
ID this city June 7, at TRtes IS follows: Illinois
Central, Toledo. Nabaah L Western, chicago b
Alton, Rockford, Rock Island 4 ST. Louis, Peoria
1 Watsaw, Ha!lroads At f1'l fare to, and onc;atsh
return; the ChlcaQp, Burlington Quincy RAIL-
Tie RE Northern @ iins and KeoSue Packet
company will cal1y TO and from the Convention at
IRE working, making strenuous exerttons to pro-
Vide accommodations for all, and the .occasIon
promises 70 be one Of great interest and largely
attended, A mass convention Is to be held To-
MORROW 70 provide ways and means fo1 entertain
lDg Ssit0rs-
, 1870-06-04

few minutes before O'Clock, yesterday morn.
tor. q tre broke out In the hallway on the second
The structure IL owned by C. u Quinlan, and YES
damaged to the extent Of sso9; Insured Ths ,s
;ima!ed nt s, 800: Insured as follows: stock and
Mutual, $500: Icuton!a, ooo Equitable = ,ooo;
t;e,mAna, 1900: American Exchange, s1,oo9;
Atlantic, Of Providence, s2,oo6; Occidental 1900;
:;atlonai 81 goston s3:so; Au1Gra a. sz9oo ,eo ;
.ueus. Of Chicago, $500; Firemens Of New
YORK, 1900; Lyconng q, ,eoos Albany City. g. 800
total, SS6, coo. The second 1oor Nas occupied BY
The third moor Was occupied By Mr.. BurghoTer, .
taiuter, whose loss was $500; no ms lEauce. The
lanes IRE supposed 10 have been started by an u.
Looks. and the contents Of the cash drawer, and
Mr. Stelu publicly thanks him therefor.
, 1870-06-04

The city authorities would DC simple act Of
who are supposed to be in the majority, by using
,rir power 10 suppress houses Of ill-fame In oth-
crwise respectable nct9hbo1hoo4s. II Is RINK
led to obtTute Their unholy calling In the faces Of
respectable families, and damage the interests ot
property owners without hindrance Of even re-
inn which has remained nnteDantel for months,
simply because notorious house Of I'LL anne is u
1uu blast next door, and yet the owner OF nc
equally notorious place Is Just opened In the same
neighborhood, anu the locality bids fair to BE-
given up entirely to these glolators OF the law
VIII the authorities please exercise little kindly
care IN regard to the moral rights Of the people
, 1870-06-04

There IL good authority foT stating
that IN ta country one adult out OF eTe1y SIX dies
of consumptien: ana, Indeed, 20 pteys,sns and g
fatal has this disease becme, tnat y Is dFeaaea Is
fofmatiTe slages, III pulmonary complaints may
e ready ~ 1ssoEs,ne e;iS pSo@R 2 M
stSrnetSens the bronchial tubes, allaying innam.
matien and cleansing them and the lungs Of all
impurIties. IT ts q certain remedy for coughs and
colds, which, when left 70 themselves, frequently
chitis effectually, Il taken In time and the dtrec-
tons strictly followed. Il has maintained Its rep
citation aa curative for over quarter Of cen
tnry. and If those who arc threatened with lung
dIseasea. or any Of the symptoms Of bronchitis or
asthma, viii At once give this standard remedy
GIal they will never regret it Sold everywhere.
, 1870-06-04
wAWTEnTp EXCHANGR

UAETFn- ~ EYcHaNGE-aS INTEREST y
" naan a4aeiusinG bu.incss. WiiiaSr SiiEa1s
teat str and the bslancc cash Ait:rss n A.
TURING Man, Tribune ottiee.
UvA1rr,n-ro ExCHAxCE-FoR A COOP Pc
w ano-One 1c7r s1lendldix .itsattd; 4 HiV:Tfsa
Htiaht1 Arrly 70 CHAMBERS q
Honaee H1osk-
rArrn ro EycaASt,K-A FRUIT FARM
w rcaI CxptTslR Of % aerrs about yn sEst'ns xzS
trrcs ToEp{<fFic1 g. for st7ek os f1ur s'oets's]
AJary y " B, Boz 567 Centrslts, Ill.
xrArrEn m Exca.SGE-FoR 1,lpRoVED-
w ely property, grpccry husihe.. d1iEs ~ ~ ns
81 SlkAD per arnum. u. KENNEDY so- nS@a1
q, ia HAtasonIt .-
U7AETEnrO KxcaAFGR-FuRyT1 FOE Pr
w bouse on lesIed io. SHORES FISLht' I'
Ranaolph-se .Hoom J.
WAETRnTO I1CHANGR-1N AcREs s,,1fs ~
sst PncIfc Rsil:nad, for Cheafc PROPERTY ~ HI
dherener..P. A. BROWN. Real kstato oi'A-' ~
Df4fb0IuA.
, 1870-06-04

.sGs0HlIJUI1A, H1CHlQANl8Tt T0RA&z-
Is ee7snt Il ~ Fulton qsease esa u ~ S"e
Curtesk ="
, 1870-06-04

munroess Rheumatic Compound
A cure for rheumatism, or money refunded For
sale at retail at Harrngtons Drug store corner OF
Illinois and Rush streets. North Side. Wholesale
at Fuller Finch FulteFa.
, 1870-06-04
Hotel Personals.

Among the arrivals at the fremont House, yes
:erdny, were the following: Colonel Janes N.
Barney, c. E Eaton, Arizona; Dt: ]. F.. hearaeY,
and William Barnum, Connecticut; u. .. Dehnl-
son, Boston: A J. Case. Hartford, c.; n. wash
burne, Minnesota: ". NJ Gaylord, Northampton.
SeW io1s' ~ Jna TasRarf, sa1t Lake Gty;
4 Douglas, San Francisco; A. c. Buetl, Council
BluHs; ]. +. Hyatt, Cincinnati; Herbert Porter,
Boston; Charles ~ A: albert, joliet: J. ~, y Wo9d- 90
T, Gildden and party OF fourteen BoBtoa notahles
viii VI arrive 1t The fremont this morning.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman =, House,
Bordnard, B. q. Godin, and @. +. jayne, San
francisco: o. D. Bragdon, New 0rleansi ]. s
sin; Rev. r. G. Seymour, Boston; J. ". and B.
Il. Livingor1, Kentucky T. 1. Whitney, san Fran
cisco; ". D. Richmond, Buffalo; N. b. Payne,
cIs, Philadelphia; J. q. kI1lman, Hartford; T. C.
Mcintosh, virginia; l. Merrill, Des Moines: Judge
Iva @Among lie arrivals al the Briggs House, yes
terday, were the following: A. A Abbott, Oregon:
Hon. G. s. Robinson, Sycamore: J. Rs1dss. st.
Ming, % Michigan; j. c. Church, Rockford; J, Dra-
per, Cincinnati; W: G. Donan, 1ndianapo!is; Hon.
:. +. Harris, Aarylandi Y Ma Mayo california l1o
Poolcy. California; Col John F. Smith, Freepon; j;
7. Stovcr Freepo7t; F. Coy, San Francisco; ". S.
johnson, Little Rock, Ark: G. Wells. ST. Paul;
Among tic arrivals 1t the Ct James Hotel,
yesterday, were the following: H. Q. Allen, Rocb-
ester: c: + Beard, Omaha; T. IL Avery, Detroit;
Rosso9 s VIZ. + H 4 MesaR Maes & Pfo af
q. q. Mooney Geneva; q. A. Downes, Marquette; ;
A. Lodge, Rock Island; 8 Z: Forbes, Milwaukee !;
naibor; Ii Il G. 4. Miller, ho; q. s. Sherwood, Wood
stock
, 1870-06-04
South Side Property.

All hight Again.
Tie City Of Paris Dollar Store will be open TO-
tfay nj NOON az usual
, 1870-06-04
Capture Of u Michigan Burglar.

V1HTA1C0E 2I8ANAC-
Oa1cAao, Juno 1.
Sun rsce.......4: +. Moon Taes... y:lt
Snn sea.. 70 p m. Moou IL rs p IL.
, 1870-06-04
MARRIED,

Paper HanRtnks and Window
shades. latest styles Paints, oils, glass aud
brushes, at F. E, h4by's, 80 Randolph-st
, 1870-06-04

~4NTTD-A HFspEUTABLKP PAKTY, TO TAKE
w eharso Of . Jonng lady's odneaton. qn1es
home REQUIRED. md fuSt acaon tn Elgfsh end
dIeaa kDUCAT1Qu. TIjtgl1s om.ca .
, 1870-06-04
nIE0


O'RRINE-1n this city, June = Mt o'clock r. H., Of
u1Asl.4, Mary Ann. daughter Of John O. Brine.
Funeral will take pAce from No 1ss Statss1. r u
oelsck to-day. Carr to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Of
the family arc invited to attend.
DENN18-At hz radrncr, In Somnnauk, jnne Int
Of icmouhase Shcphard pcunis aged Is ycArs months
, 1870-06-04
Meteorological.

Meteorological record for June 3, 1870, as re-
dolpl stfcet, correspondent to the Smithsonian In
stitute The small letterB are the initials for the
words "vecnng," "gent1e," "hlgh," "dry,"
:. moist atmosphere, i" " ran.h n and "snow:"
1!.e --- 5a1 !.:1.a EL r.: NM Es..:
Night precedE |.....-. .-....-..... 90 lTo1 Pm.
Il. 9.@ E. G-,v- 81
2p- m S.I rs. E-,G 70 80
, 1870-06-04

cANAxpAlouE, May s-Fenians Gleason, Don
and Smith were all released on bail to-day,
, 1870-06-04

Rough skin mude smooth by using
Juniper Tnr Soap, manufactured BY ClsWell,
Unzard i CO., New York
, 1870-06-04
B6IhpIua AND IoDa11te.

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Q THIRD AV, TWO BIOCE9 FROM POSTC
10 dee.FleasAnt roonas S7x closets, hath Iporn. ~
WIN %oo9 oo.to. .t"aeeo 70 xs-ae' osy posto e
~ NORTH CIARk-ST., OPPOSITE REVERE
t House-Two n'eely f1rn1hcd rooms. together az
n r3rs ~ Aoa *ne- All" oaf
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10 HuBBARDEQURT. BETWEEN STATE AND
~ tnc1as 10 - d mse nr "neot
-. :zSe--:e-z 80 =. : -. -. S
go SOUTH SANGAHON-1CtI IT. WITHIN -
,itna 80 n coa ~ s tir9; X & VI y 'ts osas
family AZ Small seneent. suitable tor houseEeer-
'ue .e.. =. =.
QG SOUTH GREETSE-Iv PRIVATE FAM.
TX I,. t@s sn yohnf ~ 1a o. s@ sn
e- CIV. .4-1-1.1 -oe-. .11t-o.e to5 HooseHeSY.9--
10Q NORTH DKARBORE8E-D RENT
rtsne1 pessaos soodas win ooafu hf's-e. in eFav
Az nishrd room, with Food board, herttherr Arv
bat afcw boxrders LARGE closet, gal nud bath. Ref
eFsness required
1NE WABASH-AV.-PIEAaANT FURNISHED
44A Foone, with board. fur gentleman and wIc@
=. s-as.e ~ sGe;3. =: =. ~
1E2 WEST WAsAINGI IONsI-COMFoRTABLE
nieesy fainishea: % dssirsbsc cr.ioas No bsdsrs o.
clutf
-
l6O during tic d,y: sl.o. : fev suntle1nen: with
Etdiactory rffeIenees. car bc 1seoMne@natrd @ Wtsh
esste A'o io'A'- wv '''~ D@''-
C11 .ER!EST. CUkNEK OF LASALLELITN91
AOV farutsbsd roon. with o1art: fo.1se with AH
eoavealeues. 9i.sen .a1o9.es Nak !.on1 Geas. aoe-
Oh oHto-sE. EASE of CLARk-FoR RkNf-
and water: also zua1 room Of bath room 71ess
ant locality; caEs pst1 the house.
, 1870-06-04

.A6ENY8 " wA1TEe.

BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE
D and child Of e.yrarr In private family. Address
stating particularly locstfou nd tertns. b, p o. BaE