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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10
IN Cuckoo.
ny d. ! cALvERLEY.

BY g. CALyERLEY.
Forth I wandered years ago,
When the summer sun was low,
And the forest all aglow
With his light;
Twas a day Of cloudless skies;
When the front declines to rise,
And in vain the angler signs
For bite.
And the cuckoo piped way
How love his simple lay,
Ger the cowslip-helds Of May
As it floats
May was over, aud Of course
lie WAS is little hoarse,
And a. .ea to me to force
Ccrein rotes.
Since mid-April, men ayerred,
Peoples pulses, inly stirred
BY the music Of the bird,
Had upleapt:
1t was now the close Of june
IreAected that he'd soon
Sing entirely out Of tune,
And / wept
Looking up, ! marked a maid
Float, balloon-like, DER the glade,
Casting everm0re "A staid
Glance around;
Aud thrilled with sweet surprise
When she dropped, all yirgin-wiso,
First courtesy, then her eyes
To the ground.
Others eyes have p'raps to you
Seemed ethereally blue,
But you see you never knew
Kate Adair.
What a mien she hadl Her hat,
With what dignity it sat
On the mystery, or mat,
OF her hair
We were neighbors. had dof'd
Cap and hat 10 her so oft
That the latter had grown soft
la the brim
had gone ont Of my way
To bid cen her sire good-day,
Though wasn't may say,
Fond of him -
And we'd met. in streets aud shops,
But by rlll or may copse,
Where your speech abruptly stops
And you get
Incoherent ere you know it
Where, though nothing Of poet,
You intuitively so it,
Never yet.
SO my love had ne'cr been told!
Till the day when forth | strolled
And the jolly cuckoo trollgd
Out his song,
Naught had passed betwixt u two
Save bashful How dye 10
And a blushing How do you
Get along 2"
But that eve how swift it passed J.
Words that burned flew from me fast
For the nrst time and the last
In my life:
Low aud lower dropped her chin,
As I murmurcd how I'll skin
Or hohoad myself to win
Such a wife.
There We stood. The squirrel leaped
Overhead the throstle pceped
Through the leaves, all sdnshine-steepe
OF the lime.
There we stood alone third
Wouid have made the thing absurd
And she scarcely spoke a word
All the time.
We've a little Katc-a dcar
So 'sired her thirteenth year,
And declares she feels a queer.
Sort OF shock
Not imp etsant though at all
When she hears a cuckoo CALI
So I've pun chased her a small
Cucko1.clnck
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

We've a little Katc-a dear!
So a.'eired her thirteenth year,
And declares She feels a queer
Sort OF shock
Not unpleasant though at all
When she hears a cuckoo call:
So I've pu chased her a small
CuckO1-Clnok.
Sc'ibHcr for January.
, 1873-05-23

AFuH tHE Spf Hsute" cH"ff*a$
Tho State Agricultural Society, which las done
m uch for the agricultural interests OF the state,
has shown ,tH interoat in tho matter Of oncour-
aging tree-planting, by tho following PROPOSE
tion to DO published III tho State Fnir premium
liBt Of tho present year:
Tho Illinois 8a4e Board Of Agriculture offer the fol-
lowing premiums payable ln 1881
For tho beBt artifcai grove Of uAefu timber IN this
btata not ess than nye planted prior to tho let
day Of December 1874, and subsequent to Jun. J. 1873.
$500 tho best acre. conditions salne aboyo,
sl00. ntrioB must bo naauo with thu Socretary on
or before Jan: ], 1875. Each entry mus. & 10 accom-
panied by full statement Of tho number OF the various
kinds Of trees planted tho kind Of soil a prepara.
tion tho mode OF planting, whether with seed anla
treeB, aud II the ater the age and distance apart cost
Of tho seed or trces psnted and the cost Of tho prep
aration Of tho aoil. planting, and culture.
Annually thereafter tllrro shall 10 submitted to tho
Doard at lis winter ineeting full statement Of the
rroyious years operations in thu culture and caro- Of
the trees with tho cost OF tho sao After tho third
year thure ahn bo exhibited at tho annual meeting OF
tho Board crosa-secton Of each kind Of tree growut
showing tts growth, with statement Of the hnight OF
tho tree from which the section IL cut. Sections 80
exhibited will be retafnod by tho Board, and placed In
the cabinet Of tho Department Of Agriculture.
Tile last Htntcnent made, towit: 1851 SINH Give the
general average height ot the different kinds OF trees
composing tho grove.
, 1873-05-23

From TIC tUt{dh ttfb} atfe9FapH.
Quito happy and PLEASANT reunion took place
ut tho Whaloy 1Ionao, in this city, last weok, the
parties being tho Roy. Frederick N. WEaley, of
Virginia Benedict Whaley, Of Auslrain County /;
David L. Whaley, Mrs. Martha lrittlolauls, and
Mrs. Detto Vincont. This wnH tho tirat meeting
Of the family for thirty-nno years, and WaH
greatly enjoyed by each Of them.
In ordor to give osr reatlors IN idon OF tho
kind Of people this family IL, we give thoir agos
and weights:
Denea!ct o. years old, Weighs. 2o! ,as
Thu Rev Frederick N, 81 years. 203 lba
Martini lsrittoianE 10 yoass 2O5 tbs
nettlo vincent, u yearn.. !os
Thomas q. (son Of Dayil L. % years. AGO !ta
Miss Fannie {laughter Of D. 1DD lbs
It will 10 Boon that tho combined woight Of
tho three b1othera ana two sisters IL 1,Q90
pounds, and tho average is 2l9 pounds.
Tho combined Weight OF the brothers iB 673
pounds, aud tlle ayorago is 224h.
Tho total weight of tho menbors OF tho family
who woro at tho reunion III ,624 pounds, aud tho
| avoragc.is 2l7N. g.
Tbs combined weight Of eleven brothers and
elstors"of this family, who roacllea tho age Of
maturlrys is 2.307 pounds, tho average Of each
| boing 400 Gil.
Tho combined agos of tho tyo Is 803 years,
] and tho average fraction oyor 90 yoara.
, 1873-05-23
BOAL-AYRES,

Fashionable Wedding ut Grauo
Church Yesterday Afternoon.
This is the marrying seaaon, and 1t ia pleasant
to observe TINT advantage is being taken Of it.
There have been q large number Of marriages
slnoe the season oponed. Ono Of the most
notable took place at Grace Episcopal Church
yesterday, when A1r. Charles 7. Boal,
neil-known citizon Of this CITY, waa
united IN the holy bonds to Hiss
Henriette Ayres, the accomplished and
lovely daughter OF Mr.. Enos Ayzes, An old and
honored resident Of Chicago. The ceremony
came OF at O'Clock, the previous hour being
devoted to the Boatiug OF tho guests, Of whom
700 woro invited to be present, Tho sacred edi-
fee WAS decorated for the occasion. Over tho
chnncel hung marringe-bell, beneath which tho
happy patr pilgltad tlieir troth aud formed tlair
copartnerahip for life. While waiting for tlloir
arrival, Prof. Dantnlach entertained tho audi
ence with music adapted to the event.
At length the principals appeared. and tho
knot WaH tied, tho Rev. Clinton Locke ofilcia-
ting. The bride waB attirod In an exquisite gros-
grain silk, with high neck and ruilos, trimmed
with white Illusion, pufrod, md satin fold, q
train ak foot long, and pendant wroath OF
orange blossoms and lilioB of the valley, Tho
veil was Of simple illusion, crowned with orange
blossoms.
Mr. and Mrs. Boal left for Europe in tho
O'Clock train pu their wedding tour, accompanied
by the bleHsings OF those who know aud appre-
ciata them,
, 1873-05-23
THE CHICAGO TIMES AND DR.. SULLIVAN.

10 the Editor q Tbs Chicago Tribune:
SIR: am glad to 500 that ono Of Ohtcagos
Gospel-minister's has tho courage and good
principle to defend himself and congregation
from tho attacks Of that most dlsgraceful and
scurrllous paper, tho Sunday Times. must
promise that am not a member OF my church
In this city; therefore my feolings wore not
hurt; but could not road, from week to weok,
the alanderous comnlenta on tho different do
nominations, their pastors, choirs aud congrc-
cations, without foeliugs OF indignation and Ills
gust TINT private citizens Of this (so-caod) FREQ
country could not enter thoir places OF worship,
and perform their acts Of devotion, without
bolng sub 1ootol to tho espionage of roporter
Of TINT IT. ia1fa.n9uay monnclon4 "fcot. Do you
Tho quostion may DO aBked, How
mich money has tho proprietor Ut
this paper received to lot tho Homnn Catholic
churches Of this city 30 "Boot froo2" Or ia In
afraid to unCarth tho ignorance md superstition
Of tho most corrupt and infamous fraud upon
llumnn intellect that this nlnatocnth century can
boast of,-atraid, moan, Of ita low Irish
tallatica2
III, example was act to the good poop1o of
Chicago how to redroaH their WrongH at
the kanda Of tlis hoary-hoaded vitupera-
tor, hy q woman,-Lydia Thompson. l at-
miro {and 30 does the world in genoraD musou-
lar Christianity. Lot all tho pastors OF tho
elandoseA chunches arln thomsolyoa With tue
, 1873-05-23


bfr. Thomas noach, l. famous horgoman, ar-
rivnd from Now Orlenns yesterday morning with
eight splendid horses, which will be qnartered ut
Dexter Park, and placed in training Immediately
for the coming meeting. It is aaid that there
nre BONO speedy runnorS among them.
Tho Lincoln Park driveway will bo open to
fast horses from to 6 o'clock tllts afternoon,
and every Friday afternoon during tho summer.
HoGman'a ooncort band will play in tho park to-
morrow afternoon, but fast trotting will not bo
permitted.
At Fleetwood Park, last Mondny morning, Mr.
Robert Bonnor'H mnro Pocahoutas, with johnny
Murphy bohind hor, trottod q half milo In 1:041,
beng the fpsteHt half mile On record. Dexter
and Start1o havo each done the half mile In
1:Q41S. Pocahontaa was drivon 1t harness In tho
prosonco Of number OF spectators, mud timed
by hlr. Gilonler, A1r. Donncr, and Mr. Van Colt,
tho superintendent OF the truck
On Wednesday nnd Thursday, tho 18th and
18th inst.. tho Driving Park at st. Paul, Minn.,
was the scene Of an extraordinary trot. Mr.. Mar
tin Delaney matching his sorroI mare "a small
full -bloodod Morgan) to trot 200 milen III forty
eight hours, for tho small stake Of 5000; Tho
feat was accomplished In forty-tlvo hours.
Tho first fifty miles WIS made in
five hours and forty-flvo minutes. Tho
marc was then giyon a rest of three
hours and half. aud started on tho SECOND
fifty milea. The hundred was nado in fifteen
hours tho Inst milo being the fastost Of any.
tlyo aud ono-half minutes. Aftar nights rest
tho second hundred miles was commenced, aud
the trot brought to a close, with thrao hours to
spare.
, 1873-05-23
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.

h Young Massachusetts Man Blows
Out His Bruins Boca1ise OF His Sis.
rerss Il}ncss---A Pathetic Letter.
The mania for premature destruction, to es-
capo tho ills Of life, again made itself manifest
yesterday morning in the case OF young man
who committed suicido at No. 49 Hubbard
court. The name Of the young man was
ceBtor, Mass, although he had resided in
this city for soma months, and, until
ten days ago. was In tho employ Of George
Woods 4 Co., Of Nos. 66 and 68 East Van Buron
street. The following letter, which waa found
upon his peraon after death, inc1oaod in IN on
velope, and addressed to "Miss Eliza r. Make-
peace, South Russell street, Worcester, nlasR.'
assigns the causo Of tho rash act:
on1UAao, May 21, 1873-7o My Dear sis.er: nm
and Ssava I see q tbe I ieier % received from yo reans
to your illness. had not thought that your health
was 10 bad, and somehow feel and knoY your dis
Of thdlungs will be fatal Dear slater DO not
mu.t b. with you. Hoping my Father ia heaven
will forgive mo for 50 feeling, and knowing that
su vs no s sst o2ys you o on % bsosr ' s
ny body to be buried beside you. You, know, will
fotgivo mo for penunR these poor ucs. could not
catchpole, Of this city, at thla boarding house.
need. M q aod eess LIN. Nov, good.oye, dear sster,
my only sister, Wo will soon sec each other again.
Give my love to mother nnd the little boys My trunk
and other things at George Wooda Co.'s, Nos. 81
and ca East Van Burcn atrcet. wish them sent to
you. Ever your loving brother, FnANo1s.
Ho accompanied the implied resolve, contained
in tho aboyo letter, by shooting himself through
| tho head with 1argo-sized revolver Tho lett Or
| which he rofers to was from hia sister, and was
| couohed in very enacarfnE terms. In it Hho in
| formed him Tint Hhe had had honorrhago Of
the lungs; but implorcd him not to bo dopreasod
| much deprcss him, Flo was also out of
employment, and bis .room-mato, whom he
| mautions In his last lettor, had paid Lis
| board for two weeks. This latter fact had, per-
| hnps moro to do in melting him to commit the
tragic act, than he confessed in his letter. Yes.
| terday morning at II O'Clock tho report OF
| the revolver VAS heard BY somo Of tho donestlce
/ Of tue house. No attontion, however, WAS paid
to 1t, "a 1t seemed to proceed from the back yard
| A short tina Rtterward tho ohambormaid found
| young Wakepeacea room-door locked. Calling
assistance 1t was burst open. Tho body
Of tho young man LAY upon the bod
| on Its right side. 4 revolver was
in his right hand, the muzzlo Of which WAS al.
most thrust into . large hole in tho side Of his
head, behind tho car, from which tho brains
wore protrudiug, He was dead at that time. but
his body was yot warm. His droas Was that OF O
very gonteel paraou, and his countonanca beto.
kcned intelligence. The lasp WAS found broker
| of hia room-mato'a trunk, and it was found thai
tho revolver had been taken from thore, and was
| tho property OF the owner Of the trunk. The
Coroner's inquest yesterday afternoon concluded
| with verdict of a11icide, occaRionod by insanity
The body will bo sent to his relatives IN WorceA
ter, MauB.
, 1873-05-23

peal. 7o47-Fourney Holns. Y. Henry Holmes;
as,, s,S,be io,asn e es E5Sn M .; sssF sss
p.I. = P%sts2 o,tSs. Apsi; + p%ss'er ?sS sS
COMPANY !. 1lllnois Land and Loan Company 20, %,
titfon absi and confirm ttle to e.at Y 5sat q
uhica9o, md Lols H. q Q, Block 10, Wash RubdtyH!on
Il south K Of aouthcast geo 40 TaMnshi, o. N9rh
RanEo IL oaht third rfincfp. meridian: 77-Jnm9s
rany '. join Levis et MI petition to establish md
coaflrm tiso to west x Of northwest Soc. ~ IoTn-
ian also, northwest K OF Honhweat Il. Of Soc. 10
also eapt u Mouth Of KedcAn boundary Ltne Of soc.
H. Township a. North Tango H. cast Of third rlnol
pal meridian.
, 1873-05-23

Moi. L. H. WILKES, Now York, is at the Matte-
6pn.
Con. ]. ". Singleton, Quincy, is at tho shor-
man.
Con. John ", Wilson, Now Fork, Ia at the
Mattoson.
james &. Jenkins, Milwaukee. is nt the sher-
man.
The Rev. Dr.. Dreckonbridgo, Kentucky, is at
the GARDNER.
Ex-Gov. 3owou, Of Connecticut. is at tho shor-
man.
Ford: D. Hughea, Jr., Of New York, iH at the
Wost Sldo Briggs House. Il
John q, Gault, Assistant General Manager Of
tho Milwaukee & ct. Paul, is at the Sherman.
|: Col. A. Briokloy, tho famous railroad con-
tractor, Of Michigan, is at tho West Side Briggs
House.
The Hon. John Lyle Tlnney and wifo left tho
Wcst Biao Briggs House yeBterlay for tho EnBt,
vim Pittsburgh l. 1T. Wayne Railway.
State, In among tho arrivals at tho West Side
Briggs House, from Springfield.
Among tho arrivals at tho NatteBon Houao
Yesterday were tho following ]. W. Darhydt,
burlington; L. Dieoltnann and wife, 6leDoy-
gan; George L. Brown, PHILADELPHIA; Z. B.
Watson, Now York; @. Moore, Cincinnati.
Among tho arrivals at the Brigga, yesterday
Hannibal; Joseph Harris, 1hiatlclphis; George
". IIoman, 0mnla; i. II. Austin, Buffalo; f;
E!sl.a naasott and vito, Boston ]. ". Low,
! Boston.
Among tho arrivals at tho Gardner yosterday
were tho following T. j. F!iolt Boston s. II.
I.atlin and vito, st. Louis; J. o: N: Mnughton
aud wifo Philadelphia George 7. ColliH. New
York; lInrriAon Stevenson mud wife, Milwaukee /;
/ E. L. DaviAon, Kontucky,
At the West silo Briggs House aro the follow
| ing f. N. Sanford, Syracuse !; T. 2: Wallace,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; II. II. Matthews. Philadelphia !;
Tenn na's HSlmos aud so9 a NeW JcrsSy VI b.
Erastas, YoNng, BROOKLYN; ): Il. Wheo!ock,
Hartford; A.. 7. Pierce, Deerlloll and John O..
Williams mud family, New Orleans.
| Among tho arrivals at the Sherman yosteraay
Tort Moro the following: The lion; Johu .: Alloy,
Thomas Axworthy, Cleveland; ]. 4. Hum
bird aud family, Maryland; J.. .. Hamilton,
Springfield, Maas.; Z. i: Earl, Detroit; j. n.
Dryalit, Louisville; Josoph Trippett, Liyorpool,
England; e. II. NfurtocA, BOSTON; ". II. COL
| cato, New York; Liout.-Col. Defining, Ottawa. O.
Ex-Congresaman George A. Halsoy haH return.
cd his hack pAy to tho TroQaury, aud Ia tho first
, 1873-05-23


During the recent session Of the Illinois
Legislature 4 stringent Game law was paAsod,
visions aro but little understood by
tho shooting fraternity, Tho following
arc offenseB under It,: 10 hunt or pursue, kill
or trap, net or ensnarc. or attempt to kill trap,
net, olsnaro or otherwise destroy any specios
Of deer, wild turkey, prairio-chlcken, partridge,
or pheasant, between the 1st Of January aud tho
lat Of October; my woodcock, betwcen tho 1st
between tho 10th of April and tho lHt Of Noyeml-
ber; and my Of the common species Of birds,
not considered as game, at any timo during the
year. It iB also made unlawful for any person
or corporation Common carriers excepted)
tohaye game in possession at any time when tho
killing Of the aalno is contrary to the provisions
Of tho act. The removal OF ogga from tho nosta
Of game birds, and traffic in the same, il like
wise unlawful. The act contains tho naual pro-
visions concerning trespass.
, 1873-05-23
JUBILEE NOTES.


Moro DisttnEllishc1 GncBts.~Tho N1at-
sicn1 Preparations, ctc..
The distinguished gueHtn who Anye boon in
vite to bc presOnt in Ch'cnBo anring tho Jmbiieo
period, which commonceB Wednesday, juno 4,
aro the QoyornorB Of Missouri, Minnesota, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indlann, and Michigan, nB
tho very striking list who nre to be tho invited
guest Of tho city:
U1yasca s, Grant, President Of The United gtntcs.
Hon. Henry Wilson, Vicu-rscaidont Of tho United
8tntcH.
CIV. sIlney pcrllan,. Maine.
Gov. Esel,1el Straw. Ncw ita1npshtsc.
aoy. 3ss 3,s,t, o9nysfss Terms s1,s,,,..,
Gov. Ohnrle, II. 1naornoll, cu,ncctc"t.
foy. aoy: T's,1; ISn A p Pr Sdyss. Ns% 6So: 9SEs
Tie ll Hon. !he Earl bnfreria, X c. D., etc., aov-
rhp III. lion. Sir Edward Thornton K. q. H., otc.,
British Legation, Washington.
Sc i; II. Areiba1d G. b. otc', Il, D. III. con'u1'r-
TsIon Kurt Won sch1ozcr, Ito German Ambassador
Horn 7. lloa,g, German oonaul-6onera, Now York.
Tie doyoruora Of tho Provinces Of Ontario and Quo
bee.
THIS will bo altogether ouch q galaxy Of dis
tng,ifRnetl guests rs has mover boon brought TO-
gethor in tho Northwest, and thoroughly repre-.
Hontatlyo Of tho wldoly-cxtondcd intorosts OF
Chicago. Tho Germnn rob1dontH aro making
most active oxcrtiona to bring litllor and do
homer to tho representatives Of their fathcrland.
THE JUBILEE DALI.
Tho mooting OF the Ono Hundred Managers OF
tho Jubilee Bali at tho Chamber OF Commerce
on Friday, juno Q, called to meet ut tho aardno1
1louao tlliH evening will be numorous1y attended,
Ms tho Invitations will bo aistributod only on
Which invitation, signed by manager, can
tickets to tho ball DO procured. Tho indications
aro TINT the attendance from abroad will be verJ
| largo. Tho largo and brllinnt array Of dla
ting!lshed officials, invited g>1osts, will acour
for tho ovoning d raro foaturo Of attraction.
| THE DKpoT-CoL1HEuM
kr. Grannie, tho contractor, has we'll advance,
In tho work OF flooring over tho tracks, aud a}
ready Inns secured an effect which shows til
vast amplitude Of tho bnllding.
, 1873-05-23
HYDE PARK.
Ad5ournod, NKootang OF tho Vnlngs
D0nru of TFtAstcCHs

AdJournod NKoot1ng OF tho village
Donru of Trustees.
An adjourned mocting Of tho Trustoos OF Hyde
Park waa held On Wednesday evening. Harry
M. Doleyn's petition for rorniBsion Of s50 fine
tor aaaau1t on William Troutlor waa refused. Boz
caupe ho had stated no good reason for its boing
granted.
Palmer l. Arnold's petition for liquor lfcenac
at Grand Crossing was reported on fayosably,
antl thou rocommittod with largo ronlonstranco
from tho san,o district against it. r.. i,
Gaoreo ning and James Van Vcohten'e bill Of
1884. for setting back fcncos and building aide-
walks on state, near Bixty-aecond street, was
ordorod to be paid on their delivery Of decd Of
. Dusinoas 1sulo No. wns amended to require
every petition or bill to lie oYor In committuD
hands ono week for investigation bsforo final
Warrants for rolstos of error In special aaaesa-
ment *tax on Wabaah avenue wero, on rocon-
mendnton Of TIC attorney, ordered to }9ano e, to
LAW. Stone, $2a2s7, to DO inlorscd receivable
Bills woro approved and ordered paid to Charm
ley Drothcra e. Co., st03.60; Potter Doyle, Egan-
dale avenue s53; phy-rolls on soutl Chicago
4ss.bo. Total, s76l l.o5.
Il; William Tolhurst Was appointed Poundloepor
at the now ffty~1rst Street Pound, and John
I.oahy keeper at tho now South Park Pound, on
Yinconnos avenus, near Fifty-1fth street.
L.. n, Stone entered complaint against the
contractor Of Indiana Avenuo improvement
The subject was toforred for investigation.
A remonstrance against lconso for. saloon tc
Carl Fratz and 4. Krakor, at Holland Settlement,
or Tor any other saoon In thnt district, was pre-.
scented and referred.
4 lumber Of bills aud pay-rolla woro presented
and reforrod under Rule No. Q.
Tho Commissioners to estimate cost o4 i'm
proving sovontS-a street, estimated the same
at 914,600, and for Prairie avenue at 1921, BOO.
The vacancy in tho Board OF Wator Commits
! siouers, caused by tho resignation Of Johr
| Fitch, wss dllod BY the appointment Of Pau
| Cornell.
Tho Superintendent WAS ordered to remove
two wooden oulvorts at tue interaoction Of Sixty
second atroot and Wabash avonre, and permitted
| to uao lu1nbor belonging to tho village for tht
! erection Of speakers stand ut lakewood Ccmotor.
| for decoration day.
t President Cady having returned from tht
| East, gayo short verbal report OF lis inveBtl
| cations on wator-works, water-pipos, and sowers
and will report mora fully III duo time.
| Adjourned.
, 1873-05-23

THE SUPERIOR Counr.-As,4 ,47o-Alexnnder '. Mar
ynret Crohl; DIVORCE on ground Of drunkennsas-
1s,t7l-Frsnz Tenpel T. Christian arotbmann; bill to
q sisss aa 81 to eso
Mary Ann Woods Samuel swasey; petition to eatAb-
l4h snd confirm titls to Lott, ~ 49, and A. IN Egsna
Subdivision, Block u, in Canal Trstees hubdiylston
et y I'D n Y Ct a 4 = Of see y T. % \:
MILLER ct a. =. John @. Maxwell and Henry
as,c assSy'F %.aaRsst %aa4sx fseu ssee I'D viz
IT Dodss S|ss ss l. s.'9R: E. tolS 1t s. ssRs
n,ooo. ts,a77-Wolcott, Bn'ith co. '. n1erehants'
Dispatch Transportation Company kssu1npAtt, 1000.
tsl7s-Josoph White v Henry 11hss: aesumslt, 800.
ts,47o, eo-Appe.l 4e,4el-The Gowen Marble Com
esay oasi,s. Fitlns John p IN M.nning ohsFss ?;
Lot |, being Lot Of Assessors dtrsion Of Lota and
s. Block %, Canal Yruateea' subdiy!s!on q seo. r
ao N, r. II E., OF p. NJ; 1857: 4o,4s2-Aenry D.
Allan :. IAmes y Gage. A3,4ss-lsobert =. lobinson
Chicago. =. Ezra u. Lincoln .agsumpsit, $1,000.
bers; petition to establish % and % cona.m atio.
~, 3,4a6-Mary y Julius Kaehey divorce on ground Of
e5usy Moee tor sssee
ground Of adultery. 49, 3459Chares BigA st Al. Y. WILL
lam Blanks assumpsf, $500. 43.4yo-John Rauter Y.
City of Chicago; trespAss the case 600. 4S4pl-
Andrew J. :. Vantyth divorce on ground Of descr-
ton. ..
Bernard IT, Talbot biiI foc aissoa1on Il co-psrucxs
shin, 7,o37-petar +. Hupkhas, for rive II Henry
Jpppo " William N, Freeman ahidkytt fur gArnishe<
summons. 7,o3a 10 7,os2-Apreal. r.o4a-Joel II.
ths csss, $500 ooo 7,o4t-: Clay Cons Franklla q
Woodward. Matthowp r. prady and Louis parels; tres
pass, $4,000. 7,o45--uonrad Asiezos M y AndreN
!, psnnell: t1espass on tho ca3s' $l.ooo 7oao-Ap
, 1873-05-23

For ths grand sato Of real estate at Clyde Monny
Nuy 70. Gall on Wn. Il. Buffers h Co., Nos. IS aud
st Bouh Canal otreet for tcksts. Train eayca g.. u.
q. depot ut II T. m. Lunch served Oh lho grounds.
Choice property nlll be Offered it tli. sale AL tho
lots 50 Test 'front.' wide Streets ana alleys; SCHOOL
bids fsir to be one Of thu Rsst Of our suburban yl
lagA.
, 1873-05-23

Chicago to know that Jimmy Woods, tho leader
Of what waB once our club, has taken Addya
place at second baso in the PHILADELPHIA. nine,
Addy having to retire from the ball fold for the
present on account OF businesa engagements.