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Are never experienced by those who use
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER now universally
known throughout the country AS THE BEST
1t j. always ready, always reliable, and re-
qureS from A THIRD TO AHALF LESS than
those of common manufacture. This is
owing to he perfect purity of the ingredi-
ents entering into its composition, which
insures the same result every time. Bis
cults, rolls, etc, can be made with it in ten
minutes, and such as can be eaten with i'm
punity by invalids or dyspeptics. For sale
by every tirst-ClaSS Grocer.
In our last number we announced the
marriage of our esteemed friend, Mr.. j. w d.
johnson to Miss Fannie Gordon. The senior
editor desires to make acknowledgement of
especial courtesies in connection with that
Joyous occasion, and to tender to the we'd
ded couple his congratulations and best
wishes
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sUpuE,zE cosmr DECISIONS.

Wednesday. Nav 18th 1873.
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.l,+glo1 sf,f.r.efr-a.i
Hovd + BRYANT vs.. Mary 7. Cook. subj
,nitto1
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T. Walton vs.. 5. Tu.tfa, et al: ceu-ia.
/ ued
4 Memphis and Charleston Etlf#aa 1@
/ y. Narci~sa ScruEgs; continued.
J. \. Hawthorn; Administrators, a.e W,
John ;. G. Moore by Guardian; submitted
NJ. Gilman ct al. V. Z. Armorer; ordered
The brief OF Mr.. Ma2ruder, OF co@Hse. l'g
| appellee, be filed ia this cause.
I Adjourned TO ~ CLOCK to-AofF W.
Thursday. Nay >. 1873.
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Lncreta Joy Vs. Johh Hi.ei continues
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Geo; GeorT &C. Moore ct AZ vs. 90. LeaE con
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JaneS ~. Iio"rI vi isaac l.2g r. HIS
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

HARRIS BARKsDALE, Foreman.
w. II. FURNIss, Secretary.
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BENToNvILLE TAYLOR, who was reported
assassinated, is alive and kicking. He was
in town the other day.
Col. THos. A. MELLON, well known cit
izen of Kinds county. died at his residence
at Bolton, on Thursday morning of last
week
Cor. W. WALLER, Of Holly Springs has
been requested by Gov. Powers to repre-
sent him and the interests of Mississippi at
the Convention of Governors at Atlanta.
Ga, on the 20th inst. Col. Walter hes com
piled with the request, and left jackson Oh
his way to the Convention on Saturday last.
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Ridiculous ideas are entertained about
purgatives. It's dangerous to seourge the
stomach, to rasp the bowels, to PROSTATE
the nervous system with furious evacuants.
Nature has given a sample, in the famous
Settler Spring, of what the bilious, consti-
pated, or dyspeptic system needs for its res
torAtion. and in
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THE CT T Y
4 Police Force now wear gray caps,

The Police Force now wear gray caps.
W. NJ. Brame, Esq, Sheriff of JaspeI
county. Is in our city. We wish him I
pleasant visit.
Judge i. A. Marshall, of Vicksburg, and
Capt. W r. Btrksdale, of Grenada, have
been in Our city during the last few days in
attendance upon the courts.
The Vlcksburg Herald now comes to its
subscribers in this city on the morning OF
its publication, and is therefore fully up
with its neighbor of the Times.
j. r.. Lynch. member OF Congress elect,
was in the city last week, en- route to
NaJchez, having just returned from the
informal session OF Congress" recently
held in st. Louis.
Whatever may be said Of the politics OF
the Vicksburg Times, it is an enterprising
paper. It's subscribers in this city are
served at 10 O'Clock on the morning of its
publication.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON VICKsBURG AND
MERIDIAN RAILKoAD.-We have been in
formed by +. r. Raworth, Superintendent
Of the above named railroad, that the sched-
uie will change on Saturday, 24th, at PM.
Leave Jackson, going East, at 10 Pm
Leave Jackson, going West, at is AN.
Accom- odation viii not run.
We give the following, which we find in
the Pilot prafuiT9u- circulatiOu-
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The American Farmers Advocate,
published at Jackson, Tenn, the pioneer
paper in the Inauguration of the great farm
ers' movement and specially devoted to the
great subject of cooperation among the
tillers Of the soil, should be on every farm
ers table. It is very large aud well filled
paper. Single, it is 81 per year. or in clubs
of four or more. 30 cents each
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Fge Erue 10 Nour Teeth

And they will be true to you. Never will
You need false ones, if you use the SOZO-
sDONT morning and evening. 1t imparts
indeStructibility to the enamel, keeps it
white and spotless, and wonderfully i'm
#proycs the breath
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The Company will meet at the Engine
House at o'clock A. NJ, in full uniform.
VIII move without apparatus to the depot
in time 70 meet the 8 30 freight train, for
the purpose Of receiving L. 5. Fire Com
pady, No. l. of VIcksburg. Will move up
Pearl street to engine house, and thence to
the front of the Capitol.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
At II NJ. the procession will move in the
following order:
: 1st. Band.
u. L. ,. No. Hose.
81. L. >. No. l-Engine
4-h. Invited guests in carriages.
9Th. Hope, No. 3-Hose.
9Th. Hope, No. 3-Engine.
ROUTE.
Up State to Barksdale; Barksdale to Pres
ident; down President to MIssissippi; Mis-
sissippi to Congress; down Congress 10
Capitol; out Capitol to Railroad avenue;
Railroad avenue TO Pearl; on Pearl TO Lo-
PEI; on Lopez to Pascagoula; on Pasca-
goula to Congress; on Congress to Tombig-
bee; on Tombigbee to State; up State to
Capitol; Capitol to President; President to
Pearl on Pearl to engine house; thence to
the City Hall to dinner
There will be a Ball at Angeles Hall at
night. Hope Fire Company will re-assem-
bic at their engine house on Thursday, the
18th inst at A. NJ, for the purpose Of es-
corting L. 5. Fire Company, No. l, to the 5
, clock A. NJ. train.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, Foreman.
w. II. FURNIss, Secretary.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ;
HINDs County.

Personally appeared before the undersign-
ed, Mayor Of Jackson and ex-otficio Justice Of
the Peace in and for said county, +. Richard
son and NJ AVIAN Hook. TO me known 10 be the
President and Secretary Of the Planters In
surance ompany, who being duly sworn,
upon their oath do say that the foregoing is "a
true statement Of the Assets and Liabilities
Of said Company on the 3lst day Of March
1873, TO the best Of their knowledge and belief
+. RICHARDSON, President.
VI. A. VAN Hook, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23d
day of April, 1873.
MARION SMITH,
ma4-4w Mayor and ex-ofhcio j. =.
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SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to THE CLARION since our last publication
for 1873 and IA, to Tuesday, 10th inst, inclu-
Sive a. follows:
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The Best is tI.e Cheapest.

The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
j. Brown, Sr., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful nght OF
any oil or burning fluid in use. It has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
ma1-6n
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THE REPUDIATED BONDS That this
Nebt will ultimately be paid by the State.
provided the Republican party remains in
lower, there cannot exist the shadow of u
0ubt."-JackSon Pilot.
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The cheapest and largest assortment OF
Linen Drills and Ducks, can be had at
STADEkEBS-.
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Notice.
Rates OF EuE150us
Mss .BgEEETEE .. lEEEsREE4E

"oULD Ike few private pupils in vo-
w cal music Fer terms, apply at Blind
Institution. mayZz-lt
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az \ son, OSCAR. on Tuesday. April Both
We ult, from my residence, in Jackson
! VIII give twenty dollars 70 any person who
Will deliver him 10 me in Jackson.
may 22-It ROLLA WILLIAMS.
The Hibernian Festival which we an
uouuced in our last issue came off with
tho usual success which has meet every I'M
derta1ng Of this Benevolent and Mutual
Aid Society since its first incipiency. The
performance of Rough Diamond" by the
amateurs was indeed excellent The enter
tainment was all that the Hibernians and
their lady friends could have hoped for, and
all went merry as marriage bell"
The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar OF the State conyenes in this CITY
Tuesday, May 27th. Col. j. @. A. Fellows.
Of New Orleans, Grand Master of Templars
in the United States, viii pay an official
visit. The Sir Knights of jackson are pre-
pairing a grand banquet in honor of the oc-
casion, There are thirteen Communicates
in the State-all viii be represented. Rail-
roads will pass at Lalf rates.
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Rock City
PAPER MANUFACTURING co.
No. o MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE TENN.
BLoTTING. BOOK. NEWS.
Taken Up

About December lst. 1s72, o. black mare COD.
about three years DID, which fbe aWuur cam
get by proving property and paying an costs
ms-3t X. vs. MOODY
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Real Lace Collars and Pelermes just re-
ceived at SIADEhERc
, 1873-08-03
GOING WEST,

To-day, e. Percy English, who has boon em-
ployed aB reporter on this paper suce tho oarly
part of 1868, las resigned his position, and
leaves tomorrow for Sacramento, whore he in
tondH beginning tllo atudy Of tho mysteries Of
tho law. This choice Of d location is not made
in order to Boouro that quiet 80 essential for
study, md which can bo better obtained in b
quiet and remote yillago than in a bustlng city
like Chicago, but snco Ao has q wc!l-to-do rela-
tive thoro, with whom ho can read about contin-
gent ronlanslore, springlng uses, and similar ill.,
tcroating subjects. douorally reporters on Chi
cago papers como and so. Their tonuro Of office
is very brief. No sooner dooB ono become
acquainted with their faces than they
strike their tonts and leavo for now
folds OF labor. But a1r. EngliBh has hcon horo
80 long, hns nlalo 30 many acguaintances, and
has como to DO looked upon as 80 much of per-
manoucy, TINT itwould DO pity 1t Ae, 1ieothers,
were to 90 Unconditional only by thcir creditors:
yTth tic bost i.l Ohicago. liz wrostIed puccoss-
fully with scEuyvr Colfax, anl only bocalno
denl,ondont whom Emery Storrs began telling q
story III QUO Of luis spooohea. Trained In
tho Philadelphia courts, disciplined by
John a. Logan and othor Western orators,
win bo useful to lin in hH now Gold Of inbor.
and which ho can fall back upon when tho law
i. abolished by tho FarmorB' Movement. AA q
general reporter Nlr. Engliah was o1cellont.
Ills familiarity with tho city md itB people, from
parsons down to policemen, aud q natural knaok
Tor forreting out matters, enabled him to find
Hc iB genorally believed to bo tho inventor Of
tho newspaper use OF the word I" SCOOP"
wheroby lo could moro concisely o1prsss his TIL
umphs ovor hia RIVALS During lis long
, 1873-08-03

burden Of ta1atton falls almost oxoluBlvoly ON
tho ponsant CLASS. Tho commerce of tho coun.
try B insignificant and must ro,aAln 10, Ii on no
other account, on account OF tho Ind state ot
Its highways, which hford no moans OF conf
m,lnicaton hctwoon different pArta OF tho king
dom. Two hundred and fifty thousand men la
tho limit which its army can nnder nny ciroun.
stances attan. Tho attomptB to discipline por-
sian troops have boon attetided with tho most
factoring BucceEH. Tho
RELIGION or THE rrnsrANg
Ia tho shiite. THO Turkish raoos n,ll the Afghann
aro Sunnitos. Tho mutual hatred Of tho shiitea
aud 6unnitoa IL ea1alod only by thoir common
hatred Of tho Christians. Nostorianis,n ntill e..
lists In parea, and the practsccs Of tho Fire
WorehfperB n.nong tho GuobroB Gypslos, aud
Jows aro also found there IN aomo numbers.
Tho popular account OF the origin Of tho former
has + that thoy erc tho Offspring of a,ooo
Persia unl0r King DahrmaKur.
THE HISTORY OF pEHBIA
ia monotonous account Of na1nos, and datok,
and eonquests:. Thoro ID certainly room for im-
Whnt eiloet tho viait OF tho Shah to Europe will
have on tho future Of people over whom he ia
absolute 1, Of their vos and prop
guino, indood, must DO ho, however, WHO expects
groat things to follow soon. Tho OWLS which
Persia has had to onduro arc too deep seated to
10 removed IN day or generation. No pooplo
can ah1ve wo Gaa pursue thc secunlaon Of
mont to hide the woalth already accumulated
through fear Of exciting tho oupidlty Of thoir
r1llcr. The perslana will continue for somo Tina
yot to lyo in their
ONE sToR1ED, MUD HOUSES
without gym1netry or ordor with MI tho!r map-
niacence on tho inside, surrounded on tho out
sido By high blank walls, the dismal acono To-
Loved only by tho beauty OF their gardens, ther
minds oppreaaod by fear and aorvlllty which
| has we'll nigh become hereditary, ind by rellg-
| Ion which has mover accomplished anything ior
| civilization--which is, in faot an unmtigatod
aud intriguing character Of tho nobility, It may
/ be question what importance Ia to be attached
to tho brilliant promises Of the bojowo1od somt-
barbarian wllosc movomonts have, for aome
months .psss. boon attracting tho eyes Of tho
civilized world
, 1873-08-03
-,R-What is your opinion Of tho Mayors con-

o1IatOnH
B,-~lle ignores my Testimony, slao that Of Pr. Pr
Times mud Aid. Cullorton, and baBos hia eonoiu
sions upon tho Testimony Of q man [Masonl who
doelarol that hc was 80 lnna ho couldn't speak
II ho WAS TINT mad he couldn't oonpriehenu whas
too; and tho testimony of nuotaor por-
son who was not present at all, as
sworn 10 by Sullivan, cullorton and n,yaof.
TS 6 Il nS e ms ~ boG e. Wet
{" 4 dirty blackguarl"] u, 1t noyor escaped my
tira. Al for WaBhburtl's testimony, llowevor
we'll ho might have defined tho informal work.
inga 9f my mind, did not g'vo expression to
=, N.IWill You presont ,writton ohargcs against
s.-YoB. It will go, I think, to tho Council
first. An appoal lioa from t!ioro to the proper
court, and II ncccsaary 1t will 60 thoro It may
R--.Will you conflno tho charges to whnt oc-
18th Of July.
81 may embody great doal more. !
En- sa "'aE sas L L Is fs TO Ss tho to c0sns ssN Sp
sort Of thing. uo llnB no moro comprehension
OF police business tlan my hoy.
Commissioning Sheridan added IN reply to otll-
copt in Joseph tho First no aorro-
catcs suspension by Commissioner using
tho ono nun powor. Ho argues that
It would be dangerous power to confer upon
Mark Sheridan, to power to suspend man be-
ono night" It is not dangerous" however,
for tho powor to 10 conferred upon lin why
tl,on II conferred upon MOI | was elected
by largor. majority, thHn ho, and, II
must have confidence i'll mo. It IN n picco Of
baldordasll thrown III to mako tho thing look
dangerous.
H.-You do not aoom to havc a very exalted
opinion Of tho Mayor, Nfr. Sheridan 7
Chief Magistrate Of tho city. This is not an
alteration betwoen the Cliof Magistrate Of tho
city and polico Commissioner; it is betwcon
Mark Sheridan and Joseph aIolll1, and want it
confined thoro. mn one Of those who beliovo
III MI lawfully constituted nut1lorittoH.
Mark continued to talk for Bouo time (ho
takes peculiar delight in expressing ha vewA),
but said nothing OF interest beyond what IL
given nbovo.
Tho decision of the Mayor provoked but little
comment among The people Mt tho City Hall it
was anticipated iii q great lnoasuro mud the
scandal in which ex-Firo AInrdhal Williams il
nlixod up afforded food enongh for Que day'a
digestion.
, 1873-08-03
NOT A TAX.FlGHTER.

TO Tie Editor ef7he Chicago tribune:
SIN; You publish n list in Yesterdays paper,
of thoAo who filed objections to Judgment for
State and County taxcn for 1879, the first Of
whom is s. G. Bartlett. Your comments aro
calculated to do injustice, go far as thcy have in.
tlna,,ro. to soyonl who filed objections, and
especially in tho caBo named. Prof. Dart!ott's
property waH nsAoesol moro than ninoteon-and-
n-llalf times NJ high ~ my other proporty Of
lilo yalue in tho noiglAborhool which no
thought waH discrimination that ought to bo
proteHsod against. Tho objection was Bca-
taucd by tho court, whon roacho1, in about q
quarter Ut Il minute and, by stipulation, o
Judgment rendered TOR what tho tax ought to
be. Prof.. i. puys al Ine goes, and ia not ta1-
fighter, but q taxpayer oyory time. Yours. &c.,
j, A. OWEN,
CHICAGO, Aug, 9, 1873,
, 1873-08-03
PARTICLES IN WATER.

TO the Editor Of Ths Chicago Tribune:
SIN Will homo one of tho mombers OF the
Moroscopcal Society. Or come other scientific
person, explain what tho small PARTICLES are that
we Heo III tho water We drink? They may be
socn at MI times, and In any glasa Of water, by
holding the glass up the light. hayo observed
thoM for yoarB. ".
CHICAGO, Aug. !. 1878.
, 1873-08-03

TO the Editor ~ The Chicago 3'fi1Ene:
B1n: Will so,ae ono adyise Tho morchnntn do
Ing buBinoss near tho river, and especially on
South Wator stroot whether tl,oro Is any law to
prevent tho intolerablo nuisance Of steam
wlllBtles OIL tllo tugs and uteamers ?? It Ia be-
coming groat interruption in tho transaction Of
cur business. We cannot hear or converse with
othera,-ase often stunned, M they arc naAr our
Offices and wo humbly ask it tAoro ia no romody.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2, 1873. A MERCHANT.
, 1873-08-03

In this mornings paper It will be observed
that r. H. Gardner nnnollucos suspension OF
tho several firms will, which ho IL connected, 1t
should be understood TINT this docs not embrace
the firm Of uardnor i Gould, who, under lease
from i. 3. Gnrdner, arc conducting tho hotel
known al tho Gartlner House. Tho Gardner Of
Gardner 4 GOULD ID aon Of E. 3. Gardner.
, 1873-08-03

A Lafayette blacksmith, who don't know one
noto from another, does remarkable faMtaBina on
the piano. py careful handling ho makcB piano
last him three woaAs.
, 1873-08-03

yold placing it on flo until such timo aB l1e had
IN opportunity to II file Off tho rough corners"
WHAT SHERIDAN RA1n.
After soMo talk about adjOuruinG, Commits
aouor Sheridan .aid There is ono Thing will
say, however, which is called zip by the s,1ggeH-
tion III tho Mayors communication, and 1t
~ this, that if ! felt thai i was
OCCASION / would make an amplo apology Tor
such tligcourtoouH conduct. As it il, lool fully
conscious TINT no diBrcspectful word, not ono
profano word, nor not ono vnigar elithot eseaped
my liTH whoever says 80 to Tho contrary.
The Board tllon adjourned,
Commissioner SheriAan'a manner, during the
reading Of tho communication. ina!icatod tint it
wan mt what llo expected, and that lo did not
intend to bc satisfied with tho Mayors mo1o OF
burn. 10 loarn bis viows Or til" dcclsion and
what no proposed doing, TRIBUNE reporter i'll
terviowed him.
F;aid tho reporter: Mr.. Sheridan wlnt do you
think Of tho Mayors decision?
10 end
N.-Do you dony having ,1snit tho lnuguagn
tho witucesoH teatiilcd you did uae?
S.-Not word cnenped my lips tint would
not repeat in parlnr full Of lalios. Not cret-
| lila witness testified To the contrary.
R.-WIlat do you think OF tllo Mayors law
nqnts rSga91'ng the suspension of "n officer by
a.-Capt. lIickoy waa suspended by Tnlcott
without written cllarEoa, enst they could not
| Lp found. I hunted everywhere FOR them.
thought 1t was wsoug, but tho Isw Department
sustained 1alcott against 'ne Ut tho time, anl
supposed we must ho governed by Their tleciH-
iotss. II VIC uctcd against 4hcm wo would ho
rcprclluupiblo. acted in accortla1lco with their
decision, anil /. cnMnot Justly be ccnsurod for
dong what 1Aleott did.
h.-lon aro npraronIsy not satisfied with the
| Mayors decision?
B.~-No. mn not think It OIL absllrdity.
| R-Mhnt do yon intend doinKi
81 prnposo to tako it to tho Common Coun-
Gil first, mud, If cnnnot got juutice tlloro, to tue
courts. l alal tako tiino and do it properly,
Joseph the Firnt will find out, by.anl by, that
l.o l.aa no child to doat with, aud that wlito
washing won't 10 very profitable h,,sucss il.
tho City Of Chicago. belioye tim! a1r. Motllll IL
CONDEMNED by 1lilie-tontha Of tho tluking poo
| plo Of this city.
R.-Why do You think SOP
B.-Docauho tloy have Expressed their foolingB
to me,-lawyorH, merchants, traders. and tho
| wording massos.
R-Wlon do you purpose taking tho cauo to
tho Conneil
! 81 will first nnalyzo tho dooislon; In tho
wortla Ut my frioutl Mason, "Hub1oct 1t to q
chemical procoAB." am not lilto old Talcot.
do not 60 on half cooked. It III not going to reas
| whara II lH,
, 1873-08-03

Although Mrs. r. r. Jordan is not diHor-
derly person. yot she Ia no respecter OF law. She
does not boliovo in 1t. and cs1not 500 the good
Of it. She llas ropeatodtly refused to recognize
tho law which lays tux upon liquors aud tobac-
co. She callnot seo that 1t HakoB those artiooH
any better to tax thom no slo will not pay tax,
and has told the United stateH officials 10.
Therefore she wns brought before Oomnnsion-
or Hoyne yesterday, aud hold u!:der bnil OF
81 900 to await the action Of tho Graud Jury.
Tho South Chicago Turner Society will 1ay tho
oor1,or- -stono Of their how mud splendid h,lilling
on Mwanty-aecond stroot, near State, today.
Tho Turner's will assemble at Orplens Hall, on
the WeHt Side, ut 10 o'clock this morning, aud
march in q procession 10 tho ..place, wlloro tho
ceremonies will DO porformed:, Geu. horman
tho Stats -Zeitung, will 10 tho orators Of tho
| day. After tho ceremonies q grind picnic will
! bo held at Calumet.
| A very pleasant anu noyc1 picnic, or
toa-partY, WAS held IN the University
grove 1t Evanston on Friday oyoniug.
Tho young laaies sent out the Invitations
The gentlemen to eomo at atpast O'clock
lier in the afternoon md spread a su'nptuons
! ioast, which was jointly appreciated by all.
| Aftor enjoying ntoonligl gltsa'sl.tcr a tho grove
1 the party adjourned to tho spacious parlora Of
Mr.. J. III. Williams, and spout the oyoniug IN
SOCIAL enjoyment.
| Tho little hoy Myers, who had his arm
crushed Yesterday OH The Chicago. Alton Il st..
for by tho Railroad Company, Which is doing all
In ts power to alleyato tho Huftorngs Of tho un-
fortunate llttlo follow. This aud another llttlo
boy were playing behind car, and could not 500
tho approaching onglno, nor could they be secn
| from tho ongIne, anl tic boy was just atielIiug
an iron pin into tho coupling WHOM tho engine
atruos the car, crushing Ills hand and arm nearly
up to the elbow. Tho limb haa boen anputatea.