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, 1873-01-05


The Local Board OF Church Extension, con-
nected with the Rock River Conference, held IN
important meeting in the Methodist Book rooms
Last Friday. The Presiding Elders Of the Con-
ference, DR.. Dandy, Of Chicago; Revs. ". G.
Willing, Of Joliet; ". Goodfellow, Of MENDOZA;
". H. Harrington, Of Dixon; F. A. Read, Of
the Ga1ena District aud President Fowler,
OF the Northwestern University, we're present
The object of the Convention was the exauina-
ton Of tho financial condition OF the various
churches in charge. Judge Goodrich VAS called
to the chair, and Rev. DR.. Goodfellow appointed
Secretary. It was found that in general the
financial status of the churches were quite COM
1eodable, though applications for ad we're pre-
eented from the churches at Dolton, Aurora, Peca.
tonica, Sublette, aud Walnut. As thero we're but
$4,000 that could ut tho present timo be
distributed, nnd as it was the desire Of the Con-
ference to di6burse this amount to tho best ad-
vantage, it Was finally agreed to mako c~loan of
$500 and q donation OF $500 to Pecatonica, and
donation Of $1,000 to West Aurora. The other
churches could not be helped now. The Discus
eions were earnest and decidedly practical. Tho
next meeting will tako place in the West Aurora
Church.
TIE nEcupEaAr1yE ENERGY
manifested by the city in Ill departments Of
business since tho fire is likewise seen in tho
rebuilding Of churches. It is certainly very
gratifying to learn that the Methodist denomina-
ton have not only not surrendered single
point to tho fire demon, but. On the contrary,
have established several entirely new churches.
Grace Church, on tho North Side, il being re-
placed by d. new edi1ce already enclosed. The
congregation, which now wor6hips On the corner
OF Chicago avenue and White street., is growing
in numbers, and becoming moro and more 11enti-
al with the old ono % tho members re-
turn and take up their abode in the
the vicinity OF the church. It is now conceded
that Grace Church will rank, as it did before the
great fire, among the best OF the city, all OF
which is very encouraging to the Pastor, Rev.
! Ii. Parkhu1st.
in TbisNbe TbiisNbethodist Church Block On Clark street,
Hon yorehinns49 ns49erous society Of that denomina-
beon beer sobuit. and in d4age dt4ae so as Ill know has
tions than at first. Tho lectnie s@, aopoa- m o,
pleted and is now occupied by the congrcgsceol.- co-
Though much scattered, more so than any
other, it il again assuming it's old
identity. Especially is this t1ue OF the Sunday
! School, which is already urge and 1ourishing.
Tho Rev. II. ". Thomas, the pastor, is an inde-
fatigable worker, aud though I" downtown"
! church, it is not doubted but ho will be able to
maintain the point.
The new churches organized by this denom-
;nnion since the fire arc three or four in num-
Der, sad are doing well. Their s. Book Con-
cern aas been reopened On q larger scale than
ever befsre, On Van Duren street, between Wa
pnsl anu ulcligan avenues,
, 1873-01-05

status aud crisis Of this subject in Chicago will
render the occasion one Of much interest.
Rev. John Weiss, Of Boston, whose scholarly
productions have given him . deseryed1y high
rank, and who is an eloquent divine Of tie Uni
tarian denomination, pfeaches to-day at Unity
Church.
, 1873-01-05

render the occasion one Of much interest.
Rev. John Weiss. Of Boetou. whose achoIarly
p.ouus.a9oe nnse 6nLn t u ucselseus t ~! VIZ
tarian denomination, breaches to-day at Unity
--
TooAYs SERVICES.
~ lle uaua1 nouis NV, to-t.Ay' ~, mofns anu esen-
ing, SERVICES will be held in the following
churches OF this city:
,nrsnz,rpn,.x
e,snn u te =, n ntea Msmor Ie ,h ano
Tie NV 4. II. Ramsey vii nreaeh. 1t the nsua]
hours, af inc MetG1n1ed ShurSn. aM it,
and eSenips @ st ths Reformed chnrch % ILLS ''A''''s
-Ihe rev. oen- T. T. Ely WILL 9Scaen' as osua1 IN
dreGe caarca. R 1,,k., .,t,, ,,ra,,,, n., .. y,
,,r,o Th,1rc - d. "'Ase WILL ~ u ~
proiessGr Is swing WI preach t9s morning st Nc"
~ ~ ~ Th WEI ;I ~ s eo E, .i
the Ninth Church On Lessons Of the Nsw S, Year"
tha aanIan1 ATerna chnreh ptsaAeAs'' ILL" e'es III
The ney 4! Abbott l I E. Kttredge VII presch this
e'st1ns =" u4e AA'tu rp4acopu W. Aue 'o" 1eae
~ Ihs KeS 5a so9an pn;a % ds nsa et !a III
ING ~" NV 1a aeal- r. c.,.u,,
= t es 1 - ~ M VII o1ne,aee @ M LIE :
!nH at .ne u o a0o t1e 1es' y" T.
uoeaes ~ N tue evening: :.
f,,at h,rs "aAef WILL olnclae' Cd oSaa'' ~
Inc AeV. q. ". hln1tcy VIII olncaate' as usoas ~
Inc Gnu1en .u Go. u = 3a9 . A51nsmeht: .,,.
@ iass n4 F. 1nGnsy NIL ptcaca LILLE "o1n1ns
Inc Ees. acn9y IN y. fe[ry VII p1eacu nus motnlnE
au1 ose.41k =. ~ .4ts SooAea' o1 soo9ce@' "pl1o@
pirate to tue kew fs:5;
1ev Joan nuh.nson VII % s I hnis nosn n
g,a, ING a,,u e'en1ns o. '7 oauf' u 'a7 1ots eoia-
nun1on' p,,-.r. ,,, ,,o. II, ,,,o,r,r ,oa s.o,-
=. q. -. tuMeao M1n pae0en 44o1n1'e o1" o'e@'
ing At At y. st. c,,sa1s soAns gh1!ren. ..
icy: CnnIon H Locke Will preacn morning anu eFen-
ns u o'aee enu1cn' ,,,r-r
The Rev. Jesge Z. Thomas win preach this morning
at the Michigan Avenue GhnTeh on "o"r flane" and
The Sts LIZ. Torenee S Mccarthy will preach this
pr au ~ 49, ~ 10 III @ NV
AMI alss uv ~ :" t - se r wn 'ls
The hss. W. Eyests WI pseach .nla morning o. a.
tne M ensL Sn'Fen~ 1neie WILL 10 9ospe' IL
the I!ev. Dr. PATTERSON will preach tLis morning
n n .oe ~! T,aer ata @ne 'e''
"" Guoa9peeo ~ tuG essulns. ,,, , .,.
aud tuv ttSn tn WestSr1 Hxe,po Ghnrch
I'm. co,ss us1rAn1as: f:n 1s:,.n ut. ,,or,,nr a.
,,rne uas Lev! hi III l. na Hey w Wandts @ nrseh
in The hs esenng Sa1 + ~ u.n,,. , -o,, 81. oo-,,no
no ICY: =: y; VENUE ". prcaen !n's morning n
"1eok forward and Il not buck" ',u o.,- .,,.
i ~ y; ~, - 10y ,'s1n Ths aceatp a
na ht MI n faitb
-This nyeninr. Rev. John Weiss. Of Boston. will
preach III the Third Church. Subject, "The Swift
uours.n No morning service.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The Rev. VIM, Alvin Bartlett breaches, usuzl, at
Plymouth Church.
The Rev. c. D. Heln.er VIII preach IN tho uoro-
ing aud evening at the Onion Park Church
Tho Rev. z. F. Williams will preach, Is usual, in
tho Tabernacle Church. The evening subject Ia "The
New Year"
The Rev. Z. =. Goodwin Will preach this evening
in tho First Church, "Five yaars In Chicago"
The Rev. L. T. Chamberlain breaches this morning
and evening Mt the New England Church.
us1vEnsALlsr.
The Rev. Dr.. Ryder will preach this morning to St.
Pauls congregation in the Synagogue OF Peck Court
, 1873-01-05
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Jan. -Second 6undsy utter Christmas.
Jan. e-Epiphany-
ROMAN CATHOLIC
jan. 5-vig1s nf the Epiphany st. Teleaphorus P H.
Jan. 6-Epiphany Of 0nr Lord.
Jan. list. HyEinus, r, NJ
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


ST. Loufs i Springfield Express.
via Main Neutrality-suspicious..
Kansas City Fast Express, VII
Jacksonville, ILL.,, and louisi-
Aua, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WcuonA, L1cnn, WAAhingtou EI'
preu Western Division. )......
Joliet Il Dwight Accommodation.
St. Louis / Springfield Lightning
Expres9, via Main Line, and also
vIa Jacksonville Division.
E11aaa City Expres1, via Jack.
sonvi1lc, ILL.,. / Louisiana, Lilo.
JeHtrsou City E1press............
Peoria, Keokuk j Bur1'n E1....
, 1873-01-05

HOW ROBERT coLtYER WAS BOTHERED,
10y residing in Milford, Mass, where Rob
sn eollJer recently lcctured, and where the good
~ maa 1a11lT lost his temper, wrote as follows to
Tho Springfield Union:
-. co!er while lecturing In this p1ace recently,
Sn3 .acn annoyed because Of the xingularly un-
ess save character of his audience There are
as Ae.hodst preachers, are told Who cannot
- 1 sath liberty until they hare elected few
10 da4.a sn. and there arc some regret 10 aay,
b. e+. w ~. Collyer. He must be appreciated, or
he NOT Comfortably or successfully get On In
e1tr.es, aggzasasing as this utter want Of
"a H. and aitasious demonstration Of satisf.e-
rnn ~ os1gutshed lecturer go eagerly craved still
s 80 wes tie gritty conduct Of one of the young
n me audience. After the fashion Of her
f. b.a4other abe had brought her Knitting worf With
naS ,aaes ID ,a;s shouldn't she thu. proye her
On But this e!.mr!e Of industry, It seems 80 far
rit..a allEnc.sed bs tho lecturer, served but to
IT, ~e ao Greatly annoy him. Had not bis eqranir1-
liz fE Of heen seriously disturbed by the apparent
NV ~ .,5tapathy On the Iart Of his hearers7 Aud
h ttt nat you4g miss thus deliberately to take ont
~, 10 % we1k sud, directly under the lecturers
n - - 70 Enitt1cg; 1t WIS too much,
9oaa@ Where forbcataace ceases to BE- 4 yfrtuA
, 1873-01-05

petaut in their Calling and. heretofore nothing
will bs spared in cost Of trnaxussion expense Of
publication, to p1aee tho result Of their 1abors II tho
attractive Ahapa before It's rcadorH To THU EMU tha
mechanical appliances Of TIE TRIBUNE arc nnzuE-
passed.
, 1873-01-05
<purgeon as He Appears to an
Acquaintance.
How a. Massachusetts, Girl Bothered
Robert Colyer.
Tho Methodist Denomination
in Chicago. =.
rn;.eonal and Roman Catholic Calendar
for the Week.


Episcopal and Roman CatHouc Caleuu@l
for the Week.
sPuRGEoN.
LONDON, Eng, Dec. 2
10 tie Editor Of The eAaea9o tribune:
Sic: received q uay OF t"o a5o you1 pape1
Of Nov 1ron my orotnet' WHO ms 1a.e,s
eettled in your city, ENC seeing IN II an atec1e
On spurgoon, read II VIII eagarneSs' " Eee WIN.
an Anerlcan nape. "oolo say aoou' hlnt' :
rss so disappointed "'tn 1he "hoao ions ol tne
article that my nasers ''cheo ~ H0nu soo une.
Your co11esponoeHa 6oN wv 80 a. -, 4,'.'s~ "se
going to spnfeeon iapeiuae'e' ! enouiu lnlnA'
end so as ne EAT 1ofonsn sno eef'ice ID" o'eIy~
thing from an uncoin1or1aplv pou' ~ ''e"' ~
describes the oano1ns az tAe 4a'6o sou"4s
Court House oots'oe' anu ins.oe as s1eA1
eaall OF pflch ana e.ons, 41neu ".su :, "o0o 80
Ea1n1sh ana comfort. LUIS eof. u s1i1ne n4a5
do lot peopie WHO VIII ne'7i eso 1ue -. naos1n
hut those "no na7o eAno" pol.et' An0 ou174oo
has no rresensaon 20 oo'nie otn1o1euta-
lion, but WITH "e handsome p'1ars, ampo .;apo
.ho tn;,dinc looks like the remarkable man for
-ho1, ~ ~ - xr,a bn;ltl like a granite mountain.
.r .*s,rar+ and Rtronc and not to be easily moyed
s'A4"..s s1s.e f,.-o 1,aan ine;do 1vhap tharo
.4o... 49, .so ono +1ore s,ra o,a NJ tba stndanta
nas ossn ~ also ~ snna,r ,oorn;nc service
~: aa 9a-or a,1 n,ora
s1u - .,'.N~1. 't,." ;,.or;or :. ,rr,.,,ontad
handsome Church. IN m1et'of :. IL "'hsnien1eu'
tho pillars supporting Inc '"e salolaes ere otna-
nented pillars, and I'll" centrlVeIse 1or ngnting
fkn mis- W
1nd seemed to me- when I first saw it b little too
noc,r;oo1 Then the noble platform On which
r' ~ ..ho~ ...rd, ,r;t1 ita ra,rot roncb and
olo f'i'&en7A a' 49, .-t1s .:t,. III t;aoa-
ehsss, and OCCASIONAL taoie Win s"an onle,
piece inlad IN the top, for the Preacher special
Convenience, together with carpeted ttaira
,o.d;ny dawn rnon it from scats behind. forms
t'r1,As H.. ,rz,o1o
au5 port'on u lne nau'noN1e "noto,
Your correspondent goes On to speak OF spur
geons personal appearance as unintelectuA
and coarse. but does he not know how d!sap-
.a:at;n1 - ~ - .1ne.~,,oas ora,t n,a,, ,r,ae1t
f'4l'A4o 49, wv r.. -.
70 us ottlmes. remember "neu Auss I'd"
your Henry Ward Beecher, whom L had learned
from hiB written words to love- how disappointed
Twas, t--r had expected to zee q face such as
o.inters le,e to h.s ~ 1rooaa o,a III NOR
E;t, hia face clean shayed dose', NV ~ - u.'.a
49, ~ a,a ;ndaed vn n61 !.e iearneo to
sco tae 'Aeo s'neo, @a 1t, ,oxt IL ;;1taFa Z,
- ew IN keWGa1e stfee1 caei1al t'"ie "
bcecnel, i he looked then to me like the sun
coming up in ". ,3ro,otb
Altogether, the a.a,,,+ ~ e,,,rco,, o;von IN
rorr ,eodara 10 . ,,1ra;s GoonS "a se.A
1e ~ one. nuch men nd john
nuahln iooA up an'o ni7 lie, and as they drink
in hls Tords, love blm With l. strong lore and
20 away saying. "Ah, sir, IL VA cr,nd
sight to see the thoughts moyl.o .rross 1,;e
+a.,u t,ar;o x-o;aa IS ..,.1, 49, "3A9o@ on'
Is-, a. 80 A1a L 'o 1'.' 40 800 Ia. 81 es ne'e1
, 1873-11-01

FOO how noar tho freight was, when tho drasfi
came md caught him in tho loatl grip. Tao
upper ha1f Of tho man waa entirely unlitlrt, aud
at no time n9t oyen at9f doatt, wsn Ills Hoanto @
Of tho officers car ovcrlnppcd that Of tho for. r.
ward pullmatl, aud the broken fragment, ct
iron md wood Interloclod him. 50 faat thnt
nonrly four hours elapsed before tho body could
DO oxtricatod. Directly after the Incident, In
the darknoss ho exclaimed, "Can't yon help mo
out7" And. in roply to an. inquiry, II ho was
hurt, 10 aaid,. "Ycs, I'm, badly lnrt!n, Within
fivo minutes ho became inBenBiblo, although he
broathod for ton lninntoa longor..
Tho othor occupants oacapod nnhurt. Col.
1Iowo, General Manager, md ". II, Forry, Esqp
Director, did not leayo their berths until Hftor
tho collision. hir. 1Iughitt, 1onoral Buparin-
tcndont, stopped at the wreck to assiet in oxtrl-
ooatinig tho reillnins, and accompanied them to
Clinton during lilo afternoon, wloro he md tho
Ohfof Engnoor romnined over night to arrange
for tho funeral. which will tako place at Aurora
this AFTERNOON. Aa all example Of tho amenities
exchanged between railway companies, wo may
montion that tho G., 3. & @. Compas,y furnish
FREQ transportation from Turnot Junction to
Aurora mud return, for tie monrncra md friends,
and sympathlzo sincerely III the common loss OF
good ald fnitlfu1 servant.
, 1873-11-01
PERCENTAGE FOR REDEMPTION.

At the request OF tho Comptroller, the Councll
Financo Committee, yesterday, Axod tho follow
Ing ratea Of percentage for the redemption Of
property sold for taxoB. The Inv glyoa the
power to impose tux Of 25 por cont I'M
modtatoly but 1t wilt bo soon by the following
table TINT tho Committee took tho prevailing
financial complications into consideration, and
made generous reductions:
THIea af 1879. Per cent.
70 Nov. 10, 1877. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. *
From Nov. 10 to Dec l., 1871. 7a...................
From Dec. i, 1878, 10 Jun. l, l874............ IN
From Jan. ], 1874, to Fob !, 1s7A............. 10
Aftcr which. 25
Taxes OF 1869, 1870, ant 1871:
To Nov. 10, 1879. 10
From Nov 15, 1873, to jan i, 1B74............. Is
From Jan. l, 1874. Is
Tho Committee adjourned.
, 1873-11-01

sweet eidor at contsa glass. Tho Tempor-
ance poople look with aadncsa upon tho porlais-
sIon givon to sell tho Great Enemy, ovon III Ills
simplest form, and tho sight Of n young man
draining the acourHcd bowl Of npplo-Julco tlla
thom with apprehension, for they know that
unless warnod. ho will soon be violin Of tho
Demon nun1. Apropos Of this cidor"prcss,
It may bo In order to relate tho following
day, who had probably drank aomothl,ig, and
who, on coming into the warm room, folt l,is
liquor moro than he would hnyo done II liz had
remained outstde. Owing to tho unstcattinoas
nnag nSas q hs sae osps-
ing to those around him whom he fancied llsd
troddon on him, TINT they ncod not mind it' ho
excused tlom; yonng mon would bo Young
enee to s 1S 10 s % a5 o + lis Il %sf 9s oo 20 ss sss
1t was little aoro.
~ ,ho e ssd d., psrson sttns by tho sovo
so do J." replied his noighbor. NJ ilate to
:. ses anybody drunk unless ho has reason for
During this hour of rccoss tho stoves, which
give out a genial hoat, aro tho ccntros Of
life; Thoro THO country visitor warns lis
toasts the, bit Of oheeae which helps TO
mako up hid lunch. Tho frying Of onions, and
broiling Of steeh, l,ayo been prohibited, how
over, since it was foared that tho competition
MOA4A CENou uAt tii0 ApalAuAAhks ~ AoAno 10 lHo
throng nround theso hcat~centros, TINT 1t iR diff
fiou1t to got near tho1n but It was very cold no.
whero in the building yesterday, except when
ono camc In sight Of q brilliant array OF sur
gical instrumental, and folt cold silver running
oil oyor him, or when some Of tho pictures In
tho art gallery produced tho BaIne curious effect,
| notably portrait Of silk droRs with O. woman's
hoad on top Of 1t. ......,
But il tho pictures arc little distressing there
is ono holy spot which always has visitor, one
shrine which never lacks voinry. That iB tho
place whore the North Side Rolling Mil displays
bosaomer atoe1, etc. Thore is fair BLOSSOM,
called a puddle bloom" tho beauties Of which
aro admired by ardent protoctioniBts, who refer
to this az ono Of tho fruits of tho present tariff.
Thither Mr. ScanLmon daily resorts, and putting
his hand on this production, Rweara removed al.
legianco to the groat principle 1t represents.
To-DAY's MUSIC.
Mr. HofmAnn has arranged the following mueic-
al programme for this afternoon und evening:
|. Mhrch-"Dtsant Greeting "............ .Mschao!is
,. Potpourr from Frn Dlavolo". Amber
8. Overture" Don Juan" uan"..................M Mozart
1, Wnltzes-s Wiener Kindern .Lanucr
8. Grand fantaisie from Robert vs.. .Meyerbecr
O. Beoction from La Belle Helcne ..OHenbnct
7. Overture" oheval do Bronco. Aubcr
PotponrriH" Popular songs" by requcst HotEmann
EVENING.
]. March" The Concert t"....................B .Bso
2. Overturo-"I Les Bandits .Suppo
i. Introduction and polka-8 Tic Cadets ~. .Dao
s. Potpourr-" Nat!onnlities Hctnicko
9. Waltzcs-" Natalen Liability
7. Overture" Martha Flotow
8. Selection Of Donizett's melodies
Q. aalop-"Ton Pins {b5 requcst}.. .zikon
, 1873-11-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The sailors coming into this port have struck
for $3.50 per day. They hayc boon getting %.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Managers OF tho Erriug Woman's Refuge will
bo held at tint institution thiH aitoruoou at q
o'clock,
Tho lsoy. J. ". Qoodspeed will lead Tho noon
prayer-meetiug to-tlny. Tho subject will bo tho
6uuday-sohool loBson for the following Sabbath.
The Board OF Public Works yesterday awarded
the contract for tho repairs aud alterations in
tho Uulon Park Police Station to John II. DOM
lin for S3,980.
A nowly-formod South Side sooloty gave an
entertainment at Plymouth Church on Thursday
evening for tho bonelt Of tho Foundllnga'
, 1873-11-01
THE CEDAR RAPIDS ACCIDENT.

Further Particulars OF tho killing OF
MIR. Wntkins--Thc Funeral to Take
Place ut Aurora Ehis Afternoon.
From parties who wore On tho train when tho
accident near Cedar Rapids occurred, on TAugs-
day morning, We learn that when tho train atop
ped the conductor was engaged In an animated
conversation with an army officer. At first he
thought they had reached the wator-tank just
west Of Cedar Rapids. Looking out Of tho vim
dow to confirm his supposition, he discovered
they wore out upon the prairie, whereupon ho
called to tho brakeman, md asked him why ho
had not gone back with the red lantern
to ieignal the freight trim which they
had passed at Normal, Ii miles
west Of Codar Rapids. The customary red light
WAS on the rear end Of tho last car; but the
train had stopped at the bottom OF a steep
grade, and as the line from thia hollow was an
up grade. tho disabled engine could not curry
tho train up tho incline. The brakeman ran
back until he met the advancing freight, whoRo
engineer Immediately whistled "down brakos,"
aud reversed his ongino. But hs faithful Of
forts vera unayailiug, as tho heavily laden train
was already on the down grade, and tho rails
were ns slippery as Ice with tho fallon snow aud
rain. Reaching for sand to increase tho royerso
action OF tho brakeH, he found bis supply gone.
At the moment Of tue concussion ha could not,
however, have been running fast, olBe tho onor-
nous freight engine would have plowod through
the officers car and split 1t opon. Az 1t was, tho
tondor Of the freight ongiuo, being royorsed,
telescopod into the forward freight car, while
ono Of the rear doors OF the officers car (thero
being three at that end) was comparatively un-
injured.
Mr. Watkins, The unfortunate Division Super
{f,fn .}t&J1 80
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The Very Best.

The Remington Arms Company ct Ilion, N. Y, new
er turned out poor gun. Their lnat venture !s BOW
lug-machine and IT is just good tholr armH. 1t
Is claimed the Remington Bewing- runs light
Or does greater variety Of work in better styc will
market. It IL simply perfect, aud whoever has ono
has all that can DO had ID machine. There arc twcl-
ty pointa Of superiority In 1t, aomo Of which set
forth In Advertisement elsewhere. We ask oar read
err to call at tho Agency Of the Company aud
act1y what It will do,
, 1873-11-01

MothorB with their Boys
Will now find at Nutings, Nos. 1874 aud l8o Btate-st
suitable accommodations aud a stock eqnal 10 every
demand. parlor has been httol up for their espe-
cial benefit and tho now shapes and shades for boyst
aud chdreus dress aud achoo service worry aylah
aud tue pricsa alwAys low Nos. l84 aud 1870 6alost
opposite tho PalWer uouso.
, 1873-11-01
Homo. a very plcaaant evening wns gpont, mud
tho handsome sum Of e200 was rcnllzod.


tho handsome Bum Of e200 was rcnzod.
ru,o allan ~ rr,,t., 1r3acoro, oh,,ro,, ,xo,, l..
Luz la"'on - @' Atf" C.''io4. -. "in'' '"
return thanks 1or te o1ceoa'h8ly liberal patron-
ago bestowed upon toir lnnches at No. 172
Madison strcoe. The attendance yesterday was
10 groat lint they woro unable to ,noet al tho
demands upon them, INT thoy llaYo made Hucl
provision for tho future t1at they Will DO abuu-
a"lco VI o'oissn.ns '"u ~ sp.'''
Tho alarm OF tiro o. oolocK yesterday morn
lug, from Box b62 "aB oauaod nY the discovery
O. a1a n tToet two,eso1y aoad une nMlg M g No: a
Losa, eb50 insured III tilo bfo"efs, OF Mil
waukoo.
Francis Graham. Annie Wall, Mollto Jones,
alias Tracy, and Notlio King arc .hrco niRer.
abio white women, WING wolo oSch a hneu sou md
costs yesterday FOR bong g IL tue acknowledged
paramours OF negroes. lals nno "lll Keep thom
in tho Bridowol TOR tue next three montha'
Jo1,n Griffin Ia an old warrant who gnvs In has
no bed In whfol, to sleep, and that ho can't 10
s,1ro one daY TINT ho will have a meal on the
food, mud drInl, ~ the "sprlng time haa
j, D. schulenborg was arroBted about three
wcoka ann charged with forgery, lie was OK
amInod 6ofore q Police Magistrate, aud in course
OF timo indicted by the Grand Jury. Yesterday
,yae tho dny set for his trui in tho Criminal
Court. but no prosecuting Witness appearing, 10
wos aonuitted, -
mi. x,,,. ,,a,r,n,, ,nor ~ +1,,a ..,a .t,o.
lake ports aro considerably troubled over tho
a naray y,,;nr nIoaa ~ ra,'n wSn M
aeg. 'lE IL Ps,ora Int ,nanv ~ .at ~. sno ~.
-, r,1aio comnrorniaoa win, ~ a,i,
VI ~. 49,, ~ - Ok nat ~ TO- oup
a.t y Hayu6 ~ +I,o ~ ,,l;to.a s - @ .no
.,!.! ".honc ~ ~ isa;an ' 'A' p'''oeo "a e"n-
eettt'B 'no t'tAoioe' .
Tho fair which has boon In .progrcas at st:
nndav aHr sJy s}nt yon H. pnss a M
an1hntaa " ~ thn cana aa
ca1olua!ea 1oE tn9 eponengn ,s s"us, hl4YeI sot,
@ n,Iu 6ou m1.a w." w. ",z ~ sr,;.n y. nizus
I Ee sos',R n an p1en a1,;,' T,aa ~. a,on6 ana
H. eSess. taa1a 1ae @t"s "ppeah IL W
LUG 'a'ot1'o7'
The annaal session Of the Cook County
Teachers Institute will be- hold in the public
school building at Blue Island on Thursday Fri
day, and Saturday, Nov. 0, T., and 8. a good
programme has beon arranged, and tho meeting
promises to bo one Of unusual intoreht. Tloro
will probably DO full attendance of tho toachors
Of the county. Tho people OF Blue 1Bland
promise to entertain Ill who will come.
E;tt;o Thomneon ia n very rrenoauoao,no.
1oo11inc oirl XIX sweot 1s vat aha ' Il fm1Iy E1
vonrs nf in vjeo. Yesterday aha waa tnifcn' hos
foro na,,von. CHARGED VIII leadinV '1n n 1ifa ~
ahnme md sbe nhnsad i'er fathnr md mothor IN n
n,arood ana;,,st har ghn Woa 1a sot,t ~ mr;Jaraii
Snr tyo nnonts b,e aa ~ Yaat 0nin ~ ~ d"atro
tio, W "@' Wv - N'"e' eS'As ~ @'''A ~
'ees'
Mary Cotfoo i8 an old acqualntauee at all po-
Ky q me anG s,s Us mos;