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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-02
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FOR FAMILY UsE-sstnple, cheap, reliable, KEITs Eve
RYrHtNg AGENTS WANTED. Circular and sample
stocking FREE. Address HINKLEN KNITTING MA
CHINE co. li2 West Fourth ~, Cincinnati. o. 3mSS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-02
The Te,O Article of Food.

Il OR twenty-five cents you can bny OF
your Druggist Grocer package Of Sea Moss Farine
from pure Irish Moss Carrageen, which
will make six quartz of Blanc Mango, and like guam
tiy of Puddings, Custards, Creams Charlotte Kusse
sc. &c. 1t Is by far the cheapest, heahes 1n0 most
delicious food in the world
Rand Sea Moss Farlne Coz
So Park Place, N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-02

DtsrRtcr OF DoLUMBIA.-I the Uill now be-
fore Congress- creating new form OF govern
ment for the District of Columbia, is being
fcelingly discussed by the Washington Jour
nails. The changes proposed, affect the mu-
nicipa organizations of the two cities of Wash
ington and Georgetown, IN such manner as
will lead to local disconteDts and striies, and
the machinery of the bill, it is apprehcnded
will he expensive, and increase tho burdens OF
taxation ard prove a serious clog to CONNER
cial pEogress, by discouraging investment. The
difficulties that arise under the present state OF
things is not from any want OF generosity ON
tne part of Congress to help in any reasonable
way, where the people ask with one voice. but
from divisions and clashing interests among
themselves, that render it hard To know wha
is wanted, and what it is the duty OF Congress
to grant II ii were not for the patronage o
Congress, we imagine many of the troubles
tat now arise would never be felt, and NOR
vigorous homogeneous and harmonious senli
ment among the people would prevail.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-02

SMFTH Il G1IKEY, rave decided to-
cSaer their ENTIRE sf0CE at a GfsRt Reasc,ion for
CASH, 10 accomplish that object
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COURT ROCEEDINGS.-DOflnua f. OhInCS |
VS.. John b. Barnes. Divorce. Injunction ls-
sued enioining defendant from selling certain |
real estate, and case is continued.
Charles q. Durkee VS. &. b. Clark. Settled. |
Defendant TO pay ten dollars and cost.
Dwight Faulkner VS. Clark Il Sawdy. Judg-
ment tor plaintiff for $Gl5.
Sarah Smith VS. Charles Smith. Divorce:
Decree granted on the ground of adultery and
extreme cruelty
Mary Rockwell VS. o. A. Rockwell. Divorce.
Temporary alimony allowed and continued.
john 81. Clair VS. Adeline st. Clair, Divorce
Decree gJaDie,l On grounds OF wilul absence
p NJ. Darling VS. Edwin Amsden. Plaintih
required to give bail for costs or petition dis
missed.
o. A. Lovejoy VS. John Olds. Civil appeal
Judgment Tor plaintiff for 1851.
Nathan ID. Fobes VS. Irving ID, Mann. Civil
action. Jury trial. The plaintiff brings SUIT
! for the recovery of stolen property, taken from
his tannery in Williamsiield, III September last
Verdict for plaintiK for $40O. Lee " Kellogg
for plaintiff and s. A. Northway for defend
ant.
J. r. Green VS. Lake Shore r. u. Co. Con
tinued with plaintiff to amend petition.
Asahel Thompson ys N. b. Payne ClVll
action. Jury trial, Plaintiff sold defendant a
farm said TO contain ll0 acres be the same
more or less" for $4,000 Defendant caused
the land to be surveyed and it fell short some
three acres, tor which deficiency SAID defendant
refused TO pay. Former verdict Was reyersces
and plaintiff RECEIVERS the amount claimed,
S62GUS. w. p. Rowland, attorney for plain
llii Chapman ard Sherman for defendant
Il. r. Williams VS. Albert Field. Appeal
from Justice Wrghl's docket OF AshaOula
Jury trial Verdict in favor of defendant ion
$25 &. Booth, attorney for Dlalntlii, Sherman
" Hall for defendant
Leora Patterson VS. james Patterson. III
vorcs. Temporary alimony allowed ana con
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MINING DITCHEs-An old resident of Con
neaut, now resident of Nevada, who is con-
nected with the mining business and the tricks
that sharpers play upon the unmitatcd, in
selling them their claims, sends the following
for publication, with tie object Of saving such
from becoming too easy victims to those who
stand ready-as stfangers-to take them in
The unprohtableness of investments in large
mining bitches, is one of the most singular
facts about gold mining Hon. J. Ross Browne,
Z. s. Commissioner of Mining Statistics, in
his elaborate and interesting Report on the
Mining Resources of the United States" says
"at feast four fiths of all the gold is obtained
With the assstancc-cther direct or indirect
of ditch water, yet, the big bitches, almost
pithout exception, proved Improbable. Some
of them have paid more than their cost, but
not near as much us the same money
would have paid at the current rates of inter
est Not less than $200oO0O0 have been in
vested in the mining bitches OF California and
their present cash value is not more than S2C
0OO.000. In many cases they broke the mer
who undertook them. Many Of them were
sold by the sheriff, some of them several times
overs breaking the first purchaser as well 4
the builders There is steady decline in th'
value of the bitches. The annual decrease u
the receipts of the bitches (without any CORES
ponding decrease in the expenditures is, prob
ably, not less than ten per cent"
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II ARM FOR RENT, containing htty
crcs situated about ~ miles west OF Ashtabua sta
ion. Good huildings. good orchards, plenty Grapes,
aspbcrrcs and small fruit for family use, or will sell
Inc same very cheap. Inquire Of Tonbes \ Brother
J. n TRYON
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He is Prepared to, G. is Selling Cheaper
Undertaking. 6.

JaNso keep constantly on hand Hsrge assortment Of
ready made Coflins Rose NOod imitation. Black walnut
and imitation of Black WalnNt. all of which can trim
i'm two hours notice. sny style requesed equal to any
city. also ha splendid Hearse In readiness when
called for. -. a., -, q
GRAVE CfoTHEs-sA new feature has rseenty been ad-
cd to this uFnre establis ement-Or rathefe5 5se VI
dertaker Aepartent -One that cannot fail to COM
mend itself to the community, and will show the dispo-
stion of the proprietor make his establishment az
perfect may be- 1t will far to relieve the WORK ana
hustle incidental to. and repugnant In seasons OF pe
Of preparing the remains OF the departed ior
burial This consists keeping cand, and reafy LOT
Immediate use a stock of gravecleIhes. variety o.
shrouds for both male and female, made up with mucir
taste aud appropriateness various in price. and b0ih
black and white materials. single order for comm
may therefore, embrace the habillime1s OF the dead
and TINS save the friends of the deceased in the mldst
of grief from much that particularly disageeable
and fnconguous in the way Of preparation or grave
| Ashtabula Ohio jan 1st., 1870. lWSu
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two cests gallon. II is riow known that oil
the monies lie distracted, were used to prose
cute government claims that he meyer took
one cent for himself, but only for governments
And 1t is now generally believed that he was a
on that point that his great ell
fort was to convict all legal offenders OF their
frauds on the Revenue and that to acquire
evidence on this point, he spent $l25'OOO which
he surrepiiously took from the government
funds, then in his possession. He was wiling
to do wrong himself that he might prove 9TH
,,, a., Ian ,,ro,,, olso VIAToR.
, 1870-06-17
Great Contest Between tho
White Stockings and
Forest Gityk, OF
Rockford.
An Immense concourse Of Peo-
pie in Attendance at
Dexter Park.
net Less than Twelve Thousand Base
Ball Enthusiasts on the
Ground.
The White Stockings, Of CHI
cnEo. Victorious by q
Score of 38
to IL
Scenes, Incidents and Accidents Of the
Day.

Have VIC base osu club among us7 Ch,csRo
cuul not have accurately answered. the question
Yesterday morning, for lxek Of 4 definite dem.
mons'Eatlon Of the tacta IN the case, Now. how.
ever, there may be sid TO be no doubt about The
matter. 1t has been decided. beyond contEosersy,
1Eat Chleaeo has club Becond to none In the
ToflL Some there we're who had come 70 Shis
ctnclIson several days Eince, on the occasion OF
the visit Of q bevy Of b4ll-sossers frum IN Ohio
town. located so1nc cwhe1e along the shore Of Lake
Erie This party made an excursion hithef for
tic purpose Of taxing Tide, seeing the city. and,
as one OF The ca!nor tndccufs OF the Tip, rnelr
design WAS TO show Chicago how haee bali wns
nuw We hal erred in the belief ina, we hid
some p!etensions IN that direction. II
Larsrtst,d that portion Of the p!1n failed
ball TheE were beaten fatriy and houcsSly- as III
the wolff will believe to-day. II II DOUBTED Ii
oe!ose-end there MA Small elaIneut in the
which, taken unzware4 and uaprep2red, could 60
defeat strong, wel!-rsac4ccu club, niust bo In
soue eort etcient SO the 1sndtrx of CnfcaEps
been contetnptuously termed Throughout the
couutEE, Was ASSURED IN the minds Of some OF its
friends SUI tae doan,ers were numerically in
The asceudGncy, reasoning that lack Of discipline
1Id club PRIDE and collective efficiency {H1t these
things were claimed against OUT club, and not
vthon; eanse1 woo'd inevitably result ID the de-
tie lesdinF clubs Of the cornuy-
TEE kDREgT CIT CCB, OF KocTFDHD.
VS. Cl1nistakah!y cne OF theee and 1t ls' probably
rct tco much to N that the greater portion oi he
Chicago people fully expected to nee our rural
rreEl.o;s boar Oh the PAIN In the coming contest
Vel desxr1ed The nign esY1s:e os the:T sstG Al
EiEsteur rp.E1otzAtiop-thxt Is male up Of younX
nen who, when not cusESed III b,n playing, fol-
started, one monlh sEo, upon toEf through the
rs,EeFai citlcz Of the East ther LIS. Of gaules en-
, 1870-06-17
MUSICAL.
second Day CT the Grand Snenpcr-
fest nj Clnclnnntt-Concrrr

second Dny CT the Grand snenp,r-
feat nj Clnclnnnti-Coucctr
Evening.
cINn1NNAr1, June tZ.-Thc grand coucc,e war
!nauguIated Tonight, With great SUCCESS, The
and every inch Of stanu1n8 room occuplesi A ~
audience certainly numbered 1900. fhc mana'
Eea now &c thai they built the housce 100 an al
epPJed, but from the centre to the eatr3nc9e
s.u,,ea % aI,t Relson. ss ox were as, nnsomio7tabJ
me grand orchestra consists OF sixtT yinlins
rtn tMsny,sMo vioiss. twenty violncellos, siStecn
wv noooE paA elsot french horns e,ght trumpcts,
pasoons, tHo ofoea, Two trpmbones slx uptes
eight elsrtonettc. Pie chorus numbers 100
thc grand orchestra, which nls weH received mi, NJ,
ecatcely Produced the enthusiasm that was *
pected. "slGrmsmythe,r executed by Al tse
singers Of The B1nd md full orchcs,ra vss Az Az
nlEsbly executed, and received cuthn..stis sn az
rlause- When ArA Edmund Dexter cams m an
Ine staEe sue vas gTrcted with demonstrations Of
Hcche Feet In manner to secure i1umense ~
plausc- SeIt came Wenzel Kopta, from Prspnc
,1,i Meo nqw delzat,ng the audience On concert 70;
G1sc1sNA11, June ld-The performance n,
honia' tonight Has superb. ''Dle uetma,h.r
9encaied e g ihe North American Sanger Buud 6y
DIRECTORY Al Hanover, sung bJ ali The si6asrs Of
The nnnd. was nuely rendered and receI1nT Wtsh
much euihgsiasm. M The concert tor the piano. eI-
ecuted By Charles Walker, OF this city. Was rcn
sEediaele. e ~ The "Aatch-Sght" and asaianss"
~ ~ INC nn9crS were both excellent, anl Nrs
Strangers and friends allie- Her perfect sTticnia.
ton could be distinctly heard In the most remote
p@f1 oI me ho1se In reply to An encore she lang.
Another grand concert Tomorrow night
". Herman Vogel, the distinguished photo
ganef Or be11ln, i here attending tne fesuyA
:, concert on saturday night The Louisytllc.
iFfshsinn, ssuduskJ, Cleveland, and Wooster
y N&nnnerchofs, Cleveland Gesangrereiu. CoIula-
Louis, viii participate
, 1870-06-17

ptATKNk


Gsp.;ef. IL. sai1.n of F,oaE c1t7 Cub. Rosaa.s. s.s
SeoT~.zs se..z.: Conc .ad 4h.seaes.
Ifss v ga@s-1hrpc hourA
REHARKs ON InH CANE
Int game could not have been other than inter-
nrponents worthy Of fhelr careful attention b0t.
10 spte Of tho vast concourae Of Spectators. ani
,hs en,nes.s9 a times displayed, shc contest did
xas exhibited By everybody when the Forest Gt1
Ciun, oi cletsland, met tas White Stockings, M t1o
ese .e ee? rs 1ss s.s r., q nss rs
.aisaI have been nefors 511s tse S''asaaas sa@s
victorious oats Of the nine after he iniatiatoTv
sourd. Perhaps, after nj, the doubling Tnom4ses
wtle n'r 10 much 70 blame for Their lsck of faith
ave- en- snsss op9a gaae5
men pronounced themselves In splendid condition.
10 10 pesln xttn, Tescy The splendid .efs-ncdcr
counted out altogether. as his right arm ves 60
Sil'rrst Flynn Hstie better, IL rsos via
sallsat'y held nI post sbspn;c @ Won,d mae n.ps ps
fa-a 9st ~ eeeers.he Crarcr, while at psactc
he prorres. Of be .e1e o. nngrrua and during
knuc9es with ha tns eaureis .si1a b,s ~ trl1 1s
s,S1ns 5as'1S place. nsel of joint and
bet while C1aver sought for lsqtris n shn 1ee
ted Ncxf, 70 make King csurht IN. rs,
On hs LET: optic Which w completely closed Be- oe
Ey1I}A of
this serious detrment, kn9 continued 70 snrT NJ, ~
his brc cd hnnds behind the bat, and proved MN,
aelf catcher, than whom there ART few a.periors
IN the country. CuthbeYt also suffered frou 4
dejeinted nnger, while McAtee was stA too lame
TO run hts taseA With these disadvantages, the
victory achieved Is ali the more credtAte, aud to
Ch.czgoans doubly satisfactory.
Although the men composing the Chicago nine
arc, Individually, superb general pl2JerB, and c1-
peaeuced haiters, they had had comparatively lit
Tie unite Practice, and, ..nboye Ill, for this sea-
Eon, At hat, no practice IN baticg sw1it
bElle. Hence, many expressed the opinion that
they VI MD not b able tollJ hold Of spaldIlg's
swift pitching. The result proves that this fcar On
the part Of the friends OF the White Stockings vas
Groundh a THY took 70 his balls with an
a1idity that couM not have been c1oe1ed
hAd they been hot hpckwheas cAkes They
sent them right Aud left high overhead and swtft
along the ground, And nearly slwaIs ont Of The
tHlld cheera By the spectatosk Toou1 ny dropped
= }und In yat1 enhc1vors u bring theun to sfon
EeFer TM Bptuldipg batted fpe u In That orst H.
, 1870-06-17


The alarm from Box No q7a, At tventr.nye
mlhatea oi O'Clock, ycstcr3Ay morning, Vas
tAused NJ the breaking out Of 1AInea In the two
icy IL Me6t Randolph street. They arc owned bT
". Rennardt, md were damaged 10 the extent Of
$l,a0 Insured for &, 400 In the Home The nrat
noura OF Noe 15s aud 16o were occupied by
Neinhards As meat MARKET lie lived on the
second nnor OF No. 1do. Hts loss On STOCK md
furniture IL estimated ut $500; insured for +, eco
In the FlremtnA An Ice house In the rear. aIso
owned EJ Reinhafdt, WIS damaged atont slOo :
Insured for $1,0O III the Illinois MutuN. ~
Rauch occupied the second door Of So. 80 as i
tesuence. LOSS $500: Insured for $40 In tho
Republic The tfzl noor Of No 1863 was occunIed
;! John Roberts, dealer In h2rITarc.
Ills !oas by water Il estimated At $3.50: ::
insured for $1,eoo In tue Merchants
and 1900 tn the Commercial The nanes COM
muneatca 10 the frame building adjoining, which
embraced Nor !G{ and 166. II Il owned by Dcr.
nard Friend, who occupied the nrst door Of No lG{
As hquor store. His ives L. about $500: insured
TOT GOO IN the Chicago Fire and 800 IN the Stock
aud Mutual William Slack nsed on the second
foor OF So: 16d: Loss 500; Insured for S2oo In
Origin OF the ire Is unknown.
-At5 o'clock yesterday afternoon the ore-story
framc cottaRc, No. 100 Wcat Taylor street owned
BY John CAya1augh, and occupied By John Cog
gins, Wa slightly damaged a plumber, who had
Teen 111nK Water-rpe, left some 1lEo Goals on
t1e oocE- NO ALARM WAS X1Fen.
- Bu!l alarm WAS given TO the steamer .Lono
John, At half-pAst 10 O'Clock last night for IN IN
etpicnt IRE In FEanclsf stuse store, No lis South
Wells street A few pals OF water c1uuEulshcJ
the uxmcA
, 1870-06-17
POLITICAL,
Republican Convention for the Eomi-
nation Of a Judge Of the su.
:. preme Court for the
Seventh Dis
.trict.
sEon. Charles Hitchcock Noml.
mated on the Eighth
. Ballot.

"A REPUBLICAN, Convention, Composed OF delegates
nom The counties OF Cook, Lake, Dupave. Kanta-
kec and hall, met yesterday afternoon st Farrei]
IAl, Tor tho purpose Of nominating Judre OF thn
Supreme Court for the Seventh Judicial District
Of this Stats, which, under the new constitution.
embraces the hooTe-natned counne8
ORGANIZATION.
The delegates vert called to order bT Jarneu p
Root, Esq, and John Lyle E,nE nominated Henri
snap, Of VIII County, as temporary Chairman.
nc was elected, took bis seat and stated the OBJ
1ect Of the meeting. In their deliberations thev
monid. ne hoped, he Prudent and avoid prejudice,
te.cstea alike, and ought 10 baniah al peTTonsI
iee Ing. The poslson OF Judge Of he 5unrrme
Court vas high one. and be beaged Of thsm to
snnSSenca eon9s mAa Ii "nom Tue country would have
HONEY Coot, Of Lake; ". r Plum, of Dapsge.
and = l. Paine, OF WAutcgan. wero elected SEC.
lsMas moved BY James P. Root, and carried.
nak hs Chatr appoint Committee on CfeIen.
Messr. I9e eSea eetss nat q apPonte consisted q
ffpted, r ., Sherman, Of kankakee, md ". nj
Plum, Of DuPage. W 49,
,5 On me.!on ;s q 81: pyer: tho temporary WIS de-
On motion Of y. p. Dltscoli. 1t waa ordered that
nc convention vote for Judge rira roe4 ana ,hat
the nrst vote bs IN Informal one
.Li3T or pKL11AfKS
The COMMITTEES On Credentials then reported
that me Following were entitled to seats:
x,r.a.7 x ~ ssapr James oooaspeea 4 o.
;@lebn @ Il. ! DanAh. John ksd, Geo. Il Dyef, Gsnsts3
II; ni,'.: nni,s'.,y-SS uPtop, T. c1.ste, Payne
f:ansa: s.@aa y. sHl.h KE.ak j 6sss :'''' ~
psss.sa d ss:.r 3 hItsk aaf P Ahs1n. H.
Ihe names Of the delegates from Cook Comfy
were p1bltshed N Yesterdays paper,
- on a. motion Of ~. FarEell, It Mas ordered that
thor1zed 10 MI vacancies or cast The yoie ,nf the
county &3 uut -N
The manner Of 1ling vacancies In the C,oe
County delegation was discussed for sone tirne A
come wanting the delegation to 1lI racsncfe4 snFnS
pteleHfng thAt the ahscnteea should not Be- rc-
County delegation vas sent from wasds T aod toTna-
and that any Eacston In ward deleRas1on ahnu1d
DC ansd b tho other menbess tlom the ward
On motion, four vacancies In the Cook county
peseSanon p Wsrs ailed y tne eecti9n Of Chaa Il.
INFORMAL pA1IuT
& asofgn n " ". GsES moved That The convention pro-
AessfA z T. Williams, Charles Hitchcock.
FRANCIS 0oodspced. Of Will, and Chax r. stafr. o}
An informal ballot Was had, resnlt,nr. Fitch
cocS, -; Hilitams, -: Goodspeed, Is; StagT,
,orma, ballot t1Es1 91, ntss07. tas1 .,,.n
receiving the sold vote oi Wlll md RansaSee A''ef
s5ooSD BALLOT.
rssal5l5E: Hessoef u; % @a@s, 90s =: :'e oooa cd
THIRD BALLOT.
resulting: Hitchcock, II; WHlisms, 3; - Good. aod.
.n.. FOURTH p4n1or.
speed, 81. 1S' 0'0N-
F1prH BALLOT.
mi IN mn %h1jn f4%yh tnN.
, 1870-06-17

The following certificate Of the merits O, new
!Fc-pEoof ceiling, signed BY gentlemen OF rcputa-
ton in thts city. speaks for Itself:
AZ = test of new trtproof ceiling. patented by A.
which took place yeatedAy, ii the fouudf. oI
. kt1 son u our presence thErc panels rc1r taken
soSsthst: snd pseed M loose. on tTo tEen eeams The
:Ed one panel oAaed with pis lion, md Fayp wv IN
ees Tsikht q ,s's pounds, ~ pcunds 20 sqsso
'Vot totBpod3 IL q. kA1EtK,
Engineer N. @. r. Hill
Il. Il P1QCExARn,
Architect
aENRT 1. GAY,
Architect
Ch&cafo Iron Work.,
", IL CH ESoEr1u.
CHICAGO. ,1une IL l9:u >SA ''~-.-s
, 1870-06-17
4 GARD.


% tH3 AHfthtSs 4tH G tA1n11o.
Information has reached me that parties not su-
'nottxed by the government to act rs revenue OIL
Ee1s arc Visiting the places Of business In this city.
Iretendipv 10 be revenue detectives or agents. and
1nmintng stocks Of goois, for the purpose Of dis
oserng violations Of law, and to ultimately teuc-
1t themselves, by means OF threatening p7rsccu-
::on ~ to alleged offences l desire the public to
Understand that no person, unless duly authorized
~ me proper government authorities has the right
~ interfere with OF 70 examine the private p1unes-
y ol any ctttzeH and respectfully recommend ihas
pnsbe6s man submit to an examination OF his
utdot1kJ. These stlf-eonsututed detectives bring
me service into dsrep11e, and desire the sssIst.
reTat0nA- EpHUSp JEssnS' Cnjtectnr
CHICAGO, June 16, 1sIo.
, 1870-06-17
New England Items.

CoSCoRp, y. H., Juno l6-1u the Lestslature
SAlhan ". Cow, Of concord. has been elected
secreta1y OF STATE, and Peter Sxuboru, Of Concord
State Treasurer.
) LEWISTON, Me, June 1h--The State Temperance
Executive Committee has voted that the State
convention be indefinitely postponed, the act1on
II The Republican State G INVENTION being deem ed
satisfactory By the friends Of temperance
BOSTON, juno 16-Tnc Hartford L Erie Aid
tll passed the Senate to engrossment Jcs,eriay-
- to It, Some important notifications, which
provide for the completion OF the Toad to Nllli-
rantc, = new election Of Directors within three
months. and for the prosecution OF the WORK Oh
Bosom F1Ata, and that the Buf.icn bonds deposited
as security for scrip yet to be issued saxn hot be
bos1oS, June 1G-At Mystic Patt, to-daJ, Lady
, 1870-06-17

SUACHAAkV xAVA0fA - StA1E SUNDAY
school Inssitntc-Knces nj Jack
SON.
% spddsl Despatch 70 Tho Chicago TrIbuna
DaIaorT, June l&-kAla1naxoo College has co.,
fcrTed the degree Of IL D. on Acting President
Ff1e1e, Of the State Univessity.
The StAte Sunday School Institute closed Ia ses
aious to daJ. The morning session was devoted
10 N address OF Superintendent OF Schools DOW
on the best method Of tmpa7f1nX Instruction, fot.
lowed " practical e1empnfying Of tbs best WY
u teaching various ETHdes Of Acholafs. By Pro.
lessor oineJ, Of Ann Aroor, and Rev. E. F.
Powell, OF Adrian.
The following gentlemen were constituted a
State Executive Committee: PTuf. E OMe5, Ann
Arbor; J. c. Storm, East Sagtnnw; @. Ii. Bots
mum, Ypsllanu.
The afternoon WAS deyoted chiefly to nuswe.tnv
Questions from the drawer, chiefly By Nj, jacobs
of chicago, and to illustrating the bext methods
OF teaching the infant class
The evening session WAS devoted entirely to
short address, and then then the Institute ad-
jouEued
Al the Jackson rnccs, for horses shas had never
t*.otca s.oo, there were nine cntr1eA The nsst
heat via taken BY John Antisdel =
ta,rd, md fourth Wefc thsa tsxsn
aosSess'ycly b Young Champion, now the prop
~ lego, Of Jacks,n, In a:ts, 2:ks, rad
..:.., me second money was taken hJ Ants
~ .fa ~ .a!fa ~ Aollif, entered by J. P. RoAcb,
,, ., Slne'nhAn 7nlA completes ths races up to To-
, 1870-06-17
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
WeAt Slide Park ltr%tfur

WS1t Sldo PaFk IlcctEnG.
regular meeting OF the West Side Park Com
nlssioners MAS held yesterday evening at their
Ioomb on Randolph street. All the members werr
present except Aea1rs. Hit and Holden.
TEc Engineer reported that the board fence
around Central Park was nearly finished and a nor.
zion done on Humboldt Park. Nj, Jcnne suhfntt
ted sectional plan Of tho Humboldt Perf bonie.
vard, inc details u which he explained At Ien0th
anu read the specifications for the copstluction oi
central drive and tEo side t{actR vs.
The plan Was adopted,
commissioner Gfeenebaum offered the foIlow.
ing, which w2s adopted: s -0e''"-
NAtAE3AH, The Common Council have drdcred s1s,
AR eiEht fret Wide 6u Tic soutA side Of Nnrfh rrnno
's9n Rass. .T anase @ ave51s 70 E1lfeEnia avenue.
"a 10 eaush at once tho widening Of snd aTcnue - hny
fofere Recommended. - "'se
On motion Of Commissioner Runyan. the nrm ar
5enhy, Scnesneshoru i B0gart was declared IA be
me smeial engineers and architects OF tho boar.l