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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-06
Coal.

In 1870 the production of coal in the
United States amounted to 1924, ,179
tons. OF this, there were of anthra-
cite, 1864, ,275 tons; of bituminous,
1861 600 tons; of Ignite, IL, ,3344 tons.
Of the total amount Pennsy lvania pro-
duced 23,448,793 tons, leaving $685.
455 tons as the product of otherStates.
The States which furnished coal next,
after Pennsylyania are in order as fol-
lows: Illinois. Ohio, Maryland Mis-
souri,. West Virginia, Indiana, Iowa,
Kentucky, and Tennessee. Alabama,
Colorado, Kansas, Virginia, Michigan,
Nebraska, Rhode Island, Wyoming,
Utah, and Washington Territories
produce limited quantities.
10 1t is thus seen that Pennsylvania is,
to q large extent, depended upon by
her rneighbors for their supply, of this
Indispensable commodity. Within a
few years, however, greater efforts
have been made to ) develop the re-
sources in the coal producing States
mentioned above, aud it may notib be
long, before they will become indie
pendent of Pennsylvania. In time all
the coal fieldslof the country will be
worked, and wherever manufacturing
towns are built there will be an in
,creasing demand for the article.-
Speaking ofiour own Qbituminous coal
fields, the NORTH american concludes
that, great as they are, they do not APP
pear to be worked withanything like
the enterprise of the anthracite inter-
ests, the product of 1870 having been
less than half of the latter. Probably
q good reason lies in the fact that few
of our Central and Western Pennsyl-
vania railroads devote attention to the
bituminous coal trade. Apparently
it is ignored, and consequently must
languish. no 3aa E1
9n There has however, been much ac-'
tive work done in the bituminous re-
gions OF the State in building railways
and opening mines and erecting fur,
naces. and no doubt the extraordinary
condition of the iron and coal trades
will show largely increased preduc-
tion and consumption of bitnminous
coal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-06

A Midland man, after gazing long
and attentively at the telegraph, ANUS
sed bystandera with the remark {:
"I've noticed that thing often, an
darned IL shouldn't lide to see it
work"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-06
The Equitable Life.

Life Assurance is now one of the greatest
interests of this country, ranking with Rail
Road and Banking interests. The Life pOli-
cies now in force represent over Two Billion
Dollars TNenly-rWo n illions are paid out
annually (chiedy to widows and orphans) on
expired policies.
the Equitable, is millions larger than any
other Company in this country or Europe.
small amount annually cannot be so
priftabiy and safely invested in any other
shape, as in q LIFE POLICY, either by the
rich man or The poor man. lAl-
T. G. PHILLIPS, District Agents.
i s-.sE I5tfoss - 40 Ravenna, Ohio
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-06
Horse-Chestnuts Wanted.

desire to purchase from n We 10 ten bushels
of Horse -Chestnuts. or Bucks yt 8, for whiehiI
wiH pay iibcyai price. CAD 4, tsle Stove and
Tin store Of Sanford u Hunt. ie, asanics' block.
OH .tANFORD.
ale.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-06

~
BY n ISABELLA REID.
In the,sweet bye and bye. Cassie,
In the realm of the upper fold, ,E,
Where the harps are tuned with gladness.
And the streets are paved with gold;
Where no twilight casts its shadow.
To sadden the heart or place, fcf q
But in the golden MONDAY we shall meet.
Yes. face to face;
And a, you hear 8 rustic,
Or the sound OF familiar voice,
Twill be no vision then, Cassie, 81
8 So let your, heart rejoice. | C..
God is our Father, Cassie; ti7'
3 He rales the heart, not Fate; 4'
: And those we most dearly love
He will most widely separate
We are but servants here.
& Alone we'll serve him best;
He'll break the reed and bruiSe the heart,
81 But win give eternal rest.
Then dream not of the days g gone by, Cassie.
But of the days to come. -
When we. shall meet, aye, meier to part,
In that eternal home,
3 Bntstill the Presence near us.
SIS And the happy days of yore.
Doth help to cheer us onward. fiia -
Till we reach that other shore. srig,5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
smm 1. W

" S~S 10 %NHW
8eriifiidti9un9 finOen f0ntten. @ir
,rfuben buber aae Oiejentger, tpel6e
li9 (blr9 SOransbesoblrutg etnes
SabreszN announcements nit 29ollars)
Qn1pru9 ouf etne 8ramie ertperbelt
uolen, bie8 innerbal6 Oer n66lten
Bo4en gu tbrn.
Der 53ped, tpeG9en tpir bel ser
Sertbeilun9 bon Brdmien I'M Gimme
9atten, Die @infiibrltng Oe8
goruuSbe3ablun98 Spiteun8, lit tit
peit bOBerem @raOe, ais mir e8 gee
lofft batten, errei9t tuorbe1t. Gs
iO1te inns 5ur GreltOe 9erei6eu, men
hnlere 9e19dftSfreunOe bel bieIer Sc
J Legenbeit eirte Qebre seponner bdttett,
lie iebem. @ei9dftsma1tue, slei6oieG
II meG9em 2ebeuSfrei1e, BON g1uten
It, ndm1i@ Die: baB rpenn &dufer
1nb 8erfGufer ether @aare Il nmitz
.e1bar, obne 8ernittler, tit 8erfebr
nit eira1tber treten, Der @eiptnn
in bsiOerfetttser iit, neil beiOe
i'd ben @etpinn tbetlett, tpel9en
'Ol Oer Seruittler 5lpiI9en ibnert
: eOieler @ele9enbeit iuoIer mir
: SAgen unierer Gre1t1tOe, pel9e
e59 I'M 9tidl tonbe iinO, no9mol8
rllt6eu, bieie Jtiidltdnbe 70 balb ais
uO9lt6 gu beridttgen. DEM pii1ltts
t9e 3a6lrn9 er6dlt Die GreunOi6oft,
Din foI6e Ibontenten babe1 mir Ge6z
.1ngen gei6tft unb tpiir6e es ltn5 febr err
Oitni6t ietn, toenn bteient9en unierer
! jreurbe bic ioI6e &e9n11ngen erbalten
aben, 6nr6 prompte 8ert6ti9uns ber>
eIben un6 0teubeite0ung it9 2lnipru6
uf BrGmten ertpiirben.
Wtr tpte0erbolen 9tar aus frii6eren
I enmmern bic 8ebtngunge1, unter tpelz
Ten bic 8rGmte1t berabfolgt perben.
Sober ulte N%6onnent, tpel6er feline
~ttpat9en &idftGn6e ul1b BEN bolen
! sreis zines Sobresz 26onnements G 9oGz
trs i'm Soralts) brett at Bic Office
CT Satnois Staatsseitung einienbet,
itpie
Sober, Der onf Bic 8D6entli6e Silt
pis StaatSs 3eitung neu %obonntrt un6
cit Donen 8reis zines Sabresz Q(6nnnez
tents g Dollars i'm 0proms) brett
n Bic office Der Suinois Stats 3etz
ing etnienoet, erbdlt tmgebenb ems
Der mebrere Der fOI9en6en Bidder auaez
tn6t:
I6arles 9idelts &ouan: vltnler
senteinldaftlider GreunO,', (iQn=
itrirt).
tlfreO MeiBner's GOnau: :
ySdwar5sel6".
tito Gnppirts : Ser geolor".
ySm Wefen".
'ernitein's Observation-Disclosures
SOlf5biiGcr.
Wir be9en Bic siteeritdtli6e @r&pars
ing, oaB infer 8entiibett, bur6 bieic
Misunderstanding bie 6trecte,
tnftIt6e A6re6nungm nit uniez
n Nbornente1 sit bef0rDern, u16 Sic
br betr6htlt6en @elOopfer, tpeI6e mir
otelen1 3tpefc ~bringen, oQgemeine Qns
fennung finocn wer6en. Hir hoffen
init ntft nut uniere 8esiebunqcn III
alien 6reunOen Der Sui1oi5 Stats
sitnng SIT 6efeitigen, ion6ern aud pielc
NE Srcu116c ;t ertpcrbcl.
Sainois Stcntsz 3eitang5=Go.
VI oH.gaIbinstonHr. a"S 5. stDe..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15

- Muf bem 0ampfer vNtGanttc"
fam aud 9rof. gilbert S. Gunner
BON Osne9o, 81. g., UNI, Der alf Der
5eimreiie bon 9enti3lan6 begriffen mar,
no ct me6rere Sabre Muitf ftubirt bate.
Gr par aus Wa1ia6uietts ~9ebnrttg n1O
Elm iingerer 8rl0er bes Senators CUNT
ner. 8or 1etnem Nbgange nd6 europa
bate ct ais Organtit in &tr6en OSiDes
oo's eenirft. 8eget1terltng fir feline
&n1It fii6rte TIN na6 0emtf6ldrb. @r
bertpetLte 1tdmentlt6 TT SreSoen 1t1o
purbe bort tpegen ietner arsge5et6netet
6G6igfeit febr balo anerfannt l1rtD aus
elmer S6dar Mttbetperber gum Organic
ften elmer Der eriten &tr6en 0res0ens err
nannt. gta6 8oqenbung ietner Stnotert
beiu6te er nod mebrere Sbetle Gltropass.
0ie 9t.O. StS39. rii6mt bon tbm: rgro'
fcI1or Summer bate eS IN 1etnem .6aOe
melt qebra6t. St itanb nod IN Der
8lttbesett 0es 9ebens ur0 ette brtltante
Qaufba61 ftanb bor i6nt. Setne Yroonts
ttoneu tpur0en IN Nmertfa fir Wunoer
bnn Melooie un0 S60n6ett gebdlten.
Son BEN bielen 8lalmene Wtelooten, btd
er componirte, ftnO eintge iebr popular
oetpor6en; mir ertpGbnen nltr vNbDd9a,"
"oWoeffo1o," vSsbeQ" (na6 benz Namen
eetnes acknowledgements, @eusSsbeW,
.Sl6ilate SEP" &C. 8on 1einen fir bas
Vtano geI6riebcnen Stiden finb folgenbs
1ebr beltebt 9enorDen: vSDmpatbettc
Mar9, pSeparatton," Die liebli6e 8aI4
laoe Il am longing and signing after theeN
unO ietn Grand March to the Sunset
Land"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
Mt0tGAM.

JlIIt5 10. NpIlI.
Gin geptfer 6. g. @oo6 be9ing ge>
ftern i'm !6ibborb 6ouie, in Sadion,
Selbftmor6. Ser 8eritorbene mar mad
iener Stabt gefommen, um etne Wii6le
in 2lrtgeni6etn gu ne6nten, Bic CT gu fauz
fen beabit9ttgte, 10 baB man a%l111ebnten
1nuB, baB er 6te Tbat in etnem 2lnfaQe
BON Srriinn begging.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15

Oa Scr bon uns aus Oeutl9la11b
nerl9riebene 8OrratB BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15

Sn Murfreesboro, breiBig Meilen bl
bier entfernt, brad beute Na6mittag I
GoOf's Spe3ereipaarenbanblun9 Sen
aus, tpel6eS ft9 0tee6's @iienUaarel
6anolung un6 Trau W'Gorgau's BuI
9e19Gft mtttbeilte. Mebrere Der dnftl
Ben0en @ebdu6e tpurben slet6faas
Ni9e gele9t. Der Gerlut 1T nod mid
ermtttelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15

Arle1t TO. MprlI.
Ser amerifaniide 0ompfer r8roof=
lyn" fam beute nit Dem S6iffe I'M Gau,
tpeldeS Die amertfanti6en 3uienbungen
fir Die Wiener BeltauSitellung bringt,
bier al.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
Brdmienbu0eru

ouf bic gaeise sebt, 70 ie4en mir nas
senOtbi9t, u1t5useisen, buB 8eitellttz
gen uuf ioG6e Brdmienbiider b6d)z
items no9'bis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
WarDtAmS.
6 II 1nberInuS IT 6

Sn ser gtG6e BON Troif6urG II,
Alle99a'1D Sotntp, eretgnete ii9 0eItern
Elm t0redltber ul1faa. @iner ser dr.
better tn benz borttgen 8er9iperfe tpur6e
NIT etnem Bferbe I'M cine ettpo l65 Tu6
ttete @r1tbe bt1ab9elaiien, ais 6as 8ferb
aus16lltg, tpobnr6 bic Settle ee1prenot
touroe nno Der &arren Iammt Dem Mrbeie
ter nnO benz Yfer6e in Ste Etefe ftiirsfe.
Saon9leb, 10 bteB Der Glrbeiter, fam Sers
10mettert auf 0em @runoe an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
SDto+
SDtO+
Cincinnati, 10. MprtG.

9te md i'm 8au begrifene @iienbabnz
Bride BET Morgantopn, ait Der gtnctnz
natl ltnb MtarttnSbtue 8a6n, brad beltte
Nlorgen Elm, tpdbrenb Bic 2eute baror
arbeiteten. 9ret berlelben tpur6en lez
benS9efd6rli6 ltnb 3tpet erbeblt6 berlebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15

8erIin, 8. gprit.
Ser Gailer tptrb in 8egleitung bon
Btsmurf unb MoItfe am 25. 5. cine
9teiie nod st. petersburg antreten, nm
benz ruilii6en &aiier einen 8ciu6 ab3u~
itatteu.
Ser 1ronprina un6 @enobIin geben
am acknowledgement Gage na6 QSien.
Ge~ferreiG).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
&ME4nnS.
st. BeterSburQ,S s. Mpril

81. Pt1ET 8 0. NPTtI.
Ser M0r6er Wiiti9aiefff, tpel9er AT
atponst9jdbriger barter Nrbett in Si6is
rien perurtbetlt ipurbe, erid0B it0 auf
benz We8e oabtn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15

Sainois Stcatsz 3eitang5=G g.,
ets oE:@aIbinstonTr. nwo 5. @ne..
I'D Gbicoso, SD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
SoUA+

Onbnque, TO. NprtI.
Sn Ser regelmdBi9en Beriammlung
6e5 yW2dnner6DrS", bic gsiter1t Q6enO
itattfanb, ma9te SEER 8tlbert, ber 8tces
prdiibent beS v@eitli9en Sdngerbun>
bes", bic Ofittbetlung, baB 8a6's Or
DIETER BON Wilpaufee, beite6enb aus 80
Sl1ftrumenten, BET Dem groBen SGn9erz
feite mittDtrfen per6e, iotpie aud berz
f6ie0ene borttge 8tolin7 un6 &labter7
8trt1oien nnO Der gr0Bere S6etI Der of7
tipen WtttglieOer 6eS O%ftlpaufter Wfuiifz
Deretl3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
2enneKee.
80 en1phtS. s. Wpril.

@e9eu balb sebn l1br beute @ormittag
ftieB cine l6tperbelobene Garfe, bic ii6
pom ufer loS9eriiien Bate, BON Der Str0z
mung mitgenommen, am SuBe Ser Sop
loritrabs 9s9en meDrere 0aielbit liegenoen
&oDlenl6tffe, nn0 lOite bteicl6en BON ib7
rem Gaueu. @ineS ser &oblenf6tffe
raltllte gegen Sic rQ(nbp Baum" unb
ipur0e an Dtc1c a%ngebunben. Gin anbe>
res ltieB gegen Die rSulta" un6 tpurbe
9let6tuuS in St6er6eit gebra6t. 9ln6ere
ober i6tpammen NIT ser Str0mung ben
Ulub binab nno itnb nod niGt eingeDolt
iDorOeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
Gn9I0no.

Henbon, TO. Nprtl.
Wd1rsnb ser ltebungen an 8orb bes
cambridge" i'm Gaual, BEL 0eponport,
plabte cine Bonnie. Die Offi5iere ipeiz
germ ii6, n66ere Nusfunft 81 seben, bod
!petB man, baB cine I13abl Der 2elte perz
nunOet turbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
&eNcrS0rGuHe

. 70, TO. MprtI.
Cine per0eereuoe 6e~uerSbrltnit bat bas
Stdot6en Ntttca IN WDomin8 GoltntD
betm9eiu6t. Ser @eiammti6aben miro
oltf $35, 900 Derali0lagt, tpopon ettpa
$4,000 bnr6 8erii9ernus 9ebeGt iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
SennfDtpaaiea.

Ytttsbnr8D,9 9. Npril.
2ll9 Elm 8ieb3ug, ser bon GDtcago na6
Dem Often fubr,. geitern Mor9en in Gait
S6tpeine, 200 Stiid 6ornbie6 un6 cine
groBe Nr15aGl S0afe auf Dem 8egc FREE
pirt tparen. Die S6ipeine iparen 6aS
Gtgent6um bon Samuel @lbcrton in
@6icn0n.
, 1873-11-25

Leonard ewott will Introduce tho eloquent
Daniel Doughorty tonight in the Star Course.
A Thanksgiving dinner will bo given to tho
Inmates OF the Nuraery and HALF Orphan Asylum.
Donations aro solicited TO bo Hent in by Woduos-
day.
Mary Mcdonald is a yagrant OF the firat-water,
and as such waB The recipient Of a moral lecture
from Danyon, and tino Of three months in
Brldowcll.
littlo boy years old, son Of Mr. Moore, Of
No. 10s Douglas plRco, foil into ciste1u yestsr-
day morning and Was drowned tho body not be-
ing recovered until Inst evonlng. Tho Coroner
WAS notified to hold IN inquest.
A young woman mined Mary Atkinson Hworo
out warrant yestorday, boforo Justice Ebor-
hardt, for tile arrest of man named Michael
Mcdonald, on the charge Of baalarly. Mcdonald
is not Il gambler.
A laboror named johnson fell from Browns
building, at Evanston, yoatcrdny, q distance Of
fourteen foot, striking On his head. Ills inju-
rios aro serious, and ho ia not expected to live.
Last weols's receipts Of 1.-Two hogs Mt tho Stock
Yarda woro 1874, ,677, valuo At 81, ,0oo. During
tho week tho Union stoolt-Yard National Danli
paid over lts counters 92,000,000;
John Anderson stole an oyercoat from tho
, 1873-11-25

tic authoritics to whom tho settlement Of such
afrairB nro tlologntod. Ina government like ours.
great forbearance Ia nee >ssary, loat lilo porular
olamor should influence and llnston tho decision
that might provo not only embarrassing bnt un-
juat. In q matter Of 80 Ercat moment, and
whore roaults are pending that will not affect
this nation alono time IL necessary to m intollt-
gent action, mud for thiB We can wait.
An appeal 10 armB Ia tho final nrbitor, aud
should only be rosortcd to aftor all honorable
moans of poacoablo adjustment havo beon OK
hhrated. THO mattor ts In tho hanls Of thoao III
whom wo can trust tlnt the honor and dignity Of
our nation will be maintained, and this gront
crime avenged, ovon ehould 1t bo necessary to
Aubtugato i poopto, aud wlpo from the mp Of
nationa spot guilty Of 80 great MI infamy.
Should war bo tho rosult, thoro a1o thousands
OF US who will again 1oayo businosa, homes, and
f'roBiao- -friontls to rally under tho banner, that
has waved ovor and been our guiling.star
trougl, 80 many conflicts In tin,os tlat nro past,
aud uildor it march forth to plant upon tho bat
tloments of tyranny and opprcaBion flag TINT,
wherever 1t floats, must give protection, liberty,
and freedom TO ntl.
Neither will Chicago--a spot that Inns endured
such trinla and workod B,lcll wondors-bo bolind
In ita response to tho call OF our country; but
will, from It's turning populations, sond forth its
thousands in tho causo Of Justice aud humanity.
O. G. MEnn1cK.
rufra oo Ayrp, d 1aT1
, 1873-11-25
~

l9kc. ~ " |A@
SHEEP AID LANns-Rocotpts, $500, making a5,soo
or tho weok against Is geo fnr 1aat week Tho market
an!i 3A@6o for hheop, with few choice lambs at
swtNE-Arriva1s yesterday and to-ay, o51lo nnak-
sma FOR tho Teof, agAinst 4oo for last wnek.
hve Weights heforo Change. Nno cars sold Saturday
r. tAA@&Hc, and 4@@4ko wcro tho bcat oTera to-day.
1fosaed hoga dropped 10 4oc with light pigs at OK
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-OArTLn-1lora active and
nr1ner aaes 1000; oxlra rennnylyania and Wcatcrn
ssteers e5@7oo fair to good, t35eaooo; common.
eHEEp-1n fair dot,and aates 2ooo at $l.tp@6.5o.
Hoaa-f1Ghor; salcs 1000 at $1.b098.75.
KAsT L1nERnYt IA.
EAsT I1DTHTY, Nov. N.--CATTLr--Arriynfe, 110
cars medium, 4H@4Ao; common, 50 .80sa4 LOO.
noaa-ArrtvatG 127 cara best Philadelphia, $4,000
a.40; Yorkore, $J90{3lfo.
BuEEp--Arrlyals, { cars no sales.
, 1873-11-25

For the tceek stding.
WoMAN'a CoLLIGE OF THE n. ". q.

- 'e' :. 49, ''' v
tTo bo Allied ont in ink with tho words " Yen or
= to bo eounterstgned BY tho lady Of tho house,
ana handed e. IN IT., at Friday 2; N; e1erc,ssn', e.
or you FEY Y % 4rnz g. ~ na @ 9a
To by renainjna IN yor avn rnan,s' un}eaain rae.
itation aud by giyIg fic entirs {i,,:e to st,iJy?
Second-Havo you 1efttown without permission from
Mdae willard :
ThtrdL,Hayo you made or reeeivea any call without
c1, aG1 'no PERSON 10 e''o you
foayiImId.yo xou .ccentea onv invitation u,,hon.
permission from Miss Willard ~
Fitth-aayo sou been out In tho evening, attendcd
literary society, been to noatolco or depot, without
porn,isstlon MT, from Miaa willard a ,...
m ~, yoI at'enea ,,a efasy M aociety or nson
rom Tor viii sawcr II an four Il, hn cn.
nany; ''A>''''' Wall t'"'A A'n 1o0f ~ ''' ''A'-
Sertnth-IIavo you returned to your room by
10 O'Clock p. m. from literary socioty7
Eighth-aavo you loft your boarding place without
permission, nn'esa s, to intend , l recitation
c.n,o ~" M1xea @ WIN dny Or ao
tina in lin .ncetv ~ ann.innonn c1cent NJ s,Nno1
exercise without pcrmlssion9 ~p' 's''''S
Tt,ith-Havo you been quiet at all time1?
.Elerenth--Hare you regularly observed the rn1o
about retiring and e1ttnguishing your limp for tho
night? 8-,
IN, M n,..a 5osta1nea M ~ emnscy tfom "a'sper
fhir,tsniHNIaye you. durinr lin nsat woek. dono
ANYTHING which Yioaiea tue 8pii OF to rcuniatons nf
, 1873-11-25
EVANSTON.
A Variety Of Interesting Gossip and
News from IN Interesting
Suburb.
Unequal Privileges Allowed Male md
Fcmnle Students-..Tho "sclf.Re.
port" Imposed on tho Ialics
i -..1'hat Horrible "Qucs-
, lion Nine.v

TIE Tribune having called attention to tho
projected nhooting-rnatch Oh Thanksglying-D
tho authorities promise to 900 TINT no shooting
occurB within tho limits prescribed by law.
An EvanBton grocer Inns filled an orlor for
buttor from California.
Tho Roy. F. L. Chappoll, Of tho Evanston Dap-
tlBt Church, 10 to preach at Lako Forest on
Thanksgiying-Dny,
On Thursday morning next thoro will bo
Thanksgiving soryicoa in tho Episcopal Church.
The othor churches will nntto in service at tho
Mcthodint Church nt that timo, when the Roy.
G. @. Noyes, Of tho Presbyterian Church, will
proach.
Tho ladies Of Evanston arc requested to moot
ut the Methodist Church, at o'clock this after
noon, to organize Roliof and Aid Society,
though which to rolevo the necessitics Of tho
worthy poor, Of any or no creed, during tho win
ter.
Dr.. NJ. O. Briggs will lecture In the Norwegian
Methodist Church, on Thursday ovoning, for
tho benoht Of tho sun1ay.sohool, which ncods
funds TO cary on Its work.
Among recent acquisitions to Evanston are a
school Of tclography, IN auctionoer, and d car
load Of Dublin tracta.
Not aatefied with library Of 90, 600 volumes,
tho University has purchased thnt Of the lato
Prof. Horny 8. Noyos, wen-selcctod collection
Of !, 800 volumes.
Tho friday afternoon 1ccturo ia regular In
etitution" Of tho Woman'a College, mud ono was
delivered last woek. But tho President of tho
University "forgot this, and invited aporogi-
mating brother to address tho Univeraity stu
dents On tho samo afternoon. Result: Whom
tho 1attor apoakor waa ha1f way through, the
young lao'oa all 4e1s so near .ne1 own leotuto'
and thiB w1a interrupted whom half concluded BY
the arrival OF the romnindor OF tho first mars
audience. such conflicts between diiforeut de-
partmenta seom unnecessary.
, 1873-11-25
TIE " "SUNDAY-CLhUsE" IN LIQUOR Ii
CEMSES,

70 tho Kdttor Of Tile Chicago Tribune:
s1H: Please answer the following question in
your valuable paper: LAS the Common Council
Of tho City Of Chicago tho right to ropeal tho
Sunday uatcontainod In tho liquor-lcensos,
without asking tho consent Of tlo State Logis-
1ature? Yours truly, @. EnRHART,
j. D. 1i1ncnoFF.
Tho "sunday clause" in the license is pro-
videa for by an ordinance of the Common Coun-
Gil, and may ho repealed by tho Common Council
at any timo.1
, 1873-11-25

MACHINERY.
T,OR sALIs-a sIiGOND.llAllD 11IlORsE POWER
l. Aolstng cHglnes.
| second. !iaud ~ horse rawor Amos poEtahlc.
2 stoon. hand 2l-h0sNs lo,ygr Locomotive ho!!ors.
Yaouon4 hand l6-horse poWor locomotive boilers.
2socoudllaAd Hoota' blowors.
And large assortment puulis and viro rors Have been
used about months and In v0od condition.
S@, FRASER. OllALMEilb 90, lt5 ENltonst.
, 1873-11-25
PlttsburglR OIL Market.
PfTTBDuno1r, Nov. 24.-Crudo unchanged; quoted at
e2Ho; rc6ned-uo quotations.
Tho Produce Markets.
NEK YORK.

= = NEW HUItK.
NEW Yonx, Nov. 24.-Cor7oN-1n moderate de-
m2nd mdd1ing upland, 1870 futurea closed steady.
DRriDsTurFe-Flous loss active and unchanged !;
receipts, 1900 trls. 1ye -four and corn meal un-
changed. Wheat, oponed lower: closed iirrncr; ro-
ceiptg; l37,ooo bu; No. Chicago spring, $l.42@1.A;
No. Miiwaukee. &lA7: No. Q upring, $i.sa Iowa
erriny, $1.4a: Ryo nIn at oo@o5c. harley CASTOR; ;
Canada East, 81 90. Mnlt unchanged. Corn opened
mi5cd Western aoat, oo@E6ko; do IN store, 68@e9e.
Data, dull and owor; receipta, II. 900 bu mixed Neat
ern, ntloat, ba@54o; white do, b595Gc.
Eaos-Firn1 Western, 2s@2oc.
Hay AND HoPe-Unchhngcd.
QnooEn1Es-Conec, a(o higher On all grades e1cert
ordinary. Sugar drm fair to good rointng, 7A{5
1Hc. Molaescs firm. Iuco unchanged.
ptrnoLEuN-Firmer Crude, 6Hc; refined, 131@
1876.
TunrENr1NE-Qu Quiet at 40940Ac.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

moderate; IS lOaS 40. Wheat-Demand
fair; market firm; No. 2 red winter 81 -.
Corn steady, with moderate demand at al a
i2c. Oats steady; demand moderate at 81
39c. Provisions dull and weak. Pork
neminally $l2 75dl3. Lard dull and lower;
steam rendered rs a nc, offered 7Ac: ket-
tie &C.. Bulk meats dull: shoulders 4t8c:
clear rib G3sc: clear sides 638c, all partially
cured. Bacon easier: shoulders 548c; clear
rib : Sc; clear sides FAC. Whisky steady;
demand moderate at Sc.
ST. Louis, February A.-Cotton-De-
mand light. but holders firm; low mldqIlnG
I8zc: middling l913c. FIour-demand TAR
and market firm; prices unchanged; "neat
dull and lower; only sample lots sold. Coln
dull and lower: No. . mixed 81 SIC on cas-,
track: 3i14 a 35c in elevator. Oats diili anu
prices drooping: No. : 28l2 G29c on east
track: 30. ia elevator. Whisky dull AT SIC:
PORK quiet at sl3. Dry salt meats ana
bacon in fair demand for future. Ld'u
salab!e at 7Ac; held at 7+s @'h2c'
Foreign Markets.
I1yEPpooL, February !, Evening Lot
ton closed heavy; uplands lOd; orleans
1914: sales today 5000 bales, OF which
1000 we're for export and speculation. lle
saIes include 5000 bales American. Cotton
.hiuped from Savannah and Charleston,
delivered this month, cad; from savannah
| or Charleston February or Marct i5-l0d
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull. bu'
not lower.