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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18
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tine citation, / laeile por S8nte NIB dtrde, reitlt8
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18
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iesf in 100 g8eit ~9tonbolpb StroBe, no er su c%OniuItis
zen lit. Ddmen, Die GIL llHre8e(mdbtsfeiten unb an gee
i6le6tlt6en &rdntEetten leioer, tonnel iihsre grlethtss
rlIro uno 0eiluug finoen. Getne %beribmten @ilen iIr
Geu21en su 81, erfro iterf sn 50 bic 8or per 9oit. Sren9
Safes (6eite5 Ta6rtfot) 81, 3 tAr 81, 5 lHr $3. Sdidt
. Wpnn1arfeu iAr Married Womans Safeguard. 0pfer
Ser @e(6Tbejteeun9 ioaen 2 9oitularfen fir Elm Bud
i6i6en. @tou i4tfe 9rieie an
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18
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Iuiiift seidworeuer GommiIS sE,em sen nno nnter 0e1
e3y| Die ~oIfaie1e 2teburr e liGu:
miro cine Goote stoeionat " len Snbabern bon &SGieH
80 &ir peranIfolten Gin
Iesteu Gage etnes ieben Mo, S'spun9 mle 0e o0t9e am
w Gelbienounsen an dls I'M S SABRE 1879.
Office @etbs Orore, restitl Mflsf 9ttlto mtttelt Nots
Cypress. e irter grifie, 3ieDnu9en iOoer
oo|s" teS Circulars. Wton a%oreIiire:
D'a}lo b, W2tuer & Co.,
Sisb1St tat II p6 as Sst, SsoN SiEce Sor Ego
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18

gaenn man Elm milSeres unb p~OultdnDis ~seinnbes
China ypiini9t-
MsanG man baun,loie Erairteu nit beren DsrdnSerIts
Gem China, iBre stebt 9tBe. itreHge S6Ite rnS l9arle
gSiuSe uernlei6en Iptn,+ - easferp a
Wenn man oeniieenbes 8rtnrmaterial, i9atttse 8etf
seplase umb bei8attete Sduier b9ben 1ota,-
@enn man on benz Soften trdh9cSl1ttnettalsn yer
febrsrpes Ieim mid, s:rabe. unter4atllb per StHte, mo per
Grtebi6gace berrf6t, iino no bic Es:ntsr fnr5 nio milo
iin9, ls.
@aun man biQise G%anbereieu ani iangenn @reott (o0ef
fir sbaar) in einem seSetbenOeu 8taate mInl3t,-
Damn iieble man i'd in Sub1pefs Miiionrt an.
frcie 9ei0rberun9 Don ct; eoals aus;
= e8en @in5elGeifeH msuO. t,as it'd an y; SmG'
Qaub : Gommilitoncr, &tlanttc unb Eacttc G~tlenbaDH'
ao. g5 iIDl. 9tcrte 5trobe, ct. Gents, Wto.
1000, 600 Gder 5u berfaufen.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18

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tbef, obne obne baB Elm &eltgtonSfpe91el
auf ir9en6 elmer Seite nDtbtg befunoen
tpuroe.
- 8or einem Wonat ungefdbr gelang
eS Der pariier @oIi3ei ben 9aupts
mann elmer 81 duberbanbe, bic iett
eintger 3ett bic fran36iii@e 9auptitabt
nnit6er ma3te, feft3unebmen, nn6 bnr3
bic @eitdnbntiie, mel6e berielbe ma6te,
CUR 8erbaftung ietner SpteBgenoiieu gu
g~elangen. 0tefelben batten fi6 auer
mDeltGen 8erbre9en f6nlbtg gemG6t,
un6 tparen bis gum gtnbru6 uno Wtoro
ge9angen. Cine 9roBe Mn3ebG Der nG6tz
lt9en Mngriffe nit betpaffneter 9anO gez
gen ein3elne Berionen fallen bieitr 8anbe
sur Qaft, bte auf 10 gei6tdte Metfe bans
belte, baB ME ems ibrer Wtttglieoer in Die
6dn6e Ser Boltaet fieL unb bteie ntellet6t
beute nod ni6t bte 6anb auf fe 9ele9t
bGtte, tpenr1 ods Sberbaupt her1elben tbr
nt6t BON einem berii9tigten partierSptbs
buben ~benunctrt tporoen tpGre.
Ger Mnberire 81 Gar6egna beri6tet
aus M . 9 in SarbtmienDo BON Ell
nem 8atermprbe, Ser om 81. Sanuar
beriibt nurbe. Gin iunger Wfann 26
Sabren, Nomens 9lntonto Orlu, brang
yta6ts bur6 Die II angele6nte T6iir tn
bas Sams ietnes @aterS, zines 70iGbrigen
Oreties, unO berfebte nit etnem Priigel
Dem S6Iafenben einen tpu6tigen Strei9
anf ben &opf Der bteien t06tlt9 traf.
9as Wfpttp su bieiem Morbs mar, baB
lt@ Der HnMeni9 in bGs @rbe ieineS Gas
, 1873-10-17

tentlor, Alice Ltple WAS bo!lontloa Rt Winchester,

tontlor. Alice Ltsla WAS bohoat1oa at Winchester,
and baroly oscaped being burned alive, for
l,arborin4 tho atLorentA Of tho rebellious h1o,l-
month. rhe hlnrc!iionons Of Brinylllors was put
to doath OH tho wheel, notwitl,Hand tho fact
TINT malo accon,plco lad Taught her tho art Of
to,nptod before to commit higl, trcaaon with
capital criule n tho indictment. II .,wo
wiph 10 c!acapon assassination Of tllia
grade, lot na t1ltcct our ntontion from tho cx-
ultod goutlouoss Of tho gruat victims character,
whose heart md hartl wcro moro renlly wonl-
pathy Which Inns attended, her fate,-a woman
who could not soften man with Ill hor religion,
nor rniso u Bon who dared to stand upon tho gal-
lows for hor.
Mrs. 6nrratt waa n convert to tho Catholic
did not diasuado ler from keoping the lowest
kind Of crossroads tavorn, whero her tenant,
John Lloyd said that no tnan could 1.-Two With
out getting drunk. This house WIS q ro1ay from
the beginning for carriors OF quinine, spfos,
and sncaking villains Of all sorta aud the com.
tho class Of Atzorodt, who had family Of bus
tard ohillron, aud eeolld ruflaps like payno.
Her piety waB oppressed In such sentences ns
that Lincoln ought to DO in holl."
She asked prayers "for hor intentions
on tho WY back II, from opening tug tug
the Government uho hated so yilely had never
robbed Ter Of q ponny, All noro or alave.
Ignorance vilo associations, and persistence In
fooish-doing. brought this woman to hor end,
Hor wretchel son has Hhown the quality OF his
dignity and breeding by delivering a public loc-
sacrificed hor; and ho ia now writing book.
catch penny in character, like himself, 10 rob
bis mother onco moro Of her melancholy ro-
poao. GATH.
, 1873-10-17
l. Wonderful Now Geoao.ist.

London Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial
young geologist has appeared OF such won-
dorful knowledge in cortain difficult regions of
hia science Us to have caused great astoniahment
This young ma1l's name Ia hfiall, and ho ID a
nephew Of tho famous nonconformtst member OF
Parliament He has for aome timo beon tho
curator Of sort Of scientific museum In Leeds,
and belieye ho has not hitherto contributed
anything to tho association. But 1t would seem
that Lie has explored, with singular complotc-
ncBs, al the manifestations upon this planet OF
certain animal known to pnieontology as
the .IIabyryutlodon." It is Ills animal whicl,
(aa Cheriopollon) is supposed to have loft its
Btfata-a supposition which Mr.. Mall las ox-
l,loled. Ho las searched out this extinct mon
ater, and searched into al its living relatives and
descendants. and by 80 doing aolyetl 80 many
knotty points that old geologiats lil;o Sir Philip
Egerton aud Sir J. Phillips arc IN ecstacies.
Mail Ind no notes. Ho apoAe Off all tho hlsso-
RIGS aud aates IND nguIea relating to the
" Labyrynthodon ns if 1t had boen lna pratsfa
from carly infancy. And when lie sat down
Phillips, tho preDidont, arose and uald "This
scientific statement places itB author at ono step
III the foreu,out ranks Of geological lnvestiga.
tors" The gooloeista iaatantly resolved to fo-
suont Mr. Mall to allow tl,eir society to publBh
at ity own oxponso-and illustrate by suitable
engrayll,gs-a monograph which tloy alicgo
will royoiutionizo their science Mt III important
point.
, 1873-10-17
A PERTINENT INQUIRY,

TO The Editor Of 1he Chicago Tribune:
SIN: aee by your Issue of to-day, that fthe
notorious rough aud gambler. qartity," had
something to do with tho shooting affair on
Madison street. May I ask, for the information
Of the public, whose servants nre supposed to
be elected and paid to carry out laws and to pro-
tect otr lives md property, why such croaturos
as this Garrity arc allowed to roam through this
city at their own sweet will, any moro than tho
wild boasts at tho menagerie 2 believe he took
appointment part in that Borios Of attackB on
peaceful citizens fow evenings ago, which in
cluded your own City Editor as o victim. It is
citizena right then, to aBk why this Garrity at
large, while far bettor men arc rottng in JAIL
what punishment, IT. any, ho ia to Bunor
for tho part he took Oh that evening"
and why he is enabled to repea1 his ru1hauiam
whenever he chooses to-. on tho public streets
II he has boon bailcd out, then occurs the porti-
mont question, which must layo occurred to all
thinking people, thousands of timos, on what
principle Of right, justice, Or expodiency, are
ouch men baed out to DO turned loose again
upon the community Tho question becomes
still moro forcib1o when We learn the character
Of their bail. I havo livod in towns and sections
Of this country not any worso of than Chicago
In point OF ruftlanism, ignorant, or corrupt 1u-
dietary and absurd oriminRl-law procedure.
where such a oursa to society as this Clarity
would have ornamentod lau1p-poat or live
oak before lle had made a second attempt on the
NyoH and liberties Of the citizens. think no
need trial Of that Hort Of doctrine,
aud, If carried on offoctually and systematically,
on tho plan OF tho Vigilance Committee Of San
Francisco of 1855, Of whose proceedings / WAS q
gratiAed participant 80 much the soonor and
moro thoroughly would onr Augean stables bo
purified both as regards polieo-eourts aud crimi-
nals. Until we are all aroused to the requisite
pitch. however,. wo must porforco carry Weapons
for selt-protootion, and ,lss thon, on tue very
on a mad dog for, as long as tho community is
dependent for protection. on Buch outrageous
traventios Of juatico aa Danyon, for example, wo
carry our lives literally III our hands. As for
the very suggestion now a-daye must provoke a
s,nile Quorys Are suoh eroaturos o. Clarity
moro rsofuI to our hummer parties and political
rings than to the Peuitentiary7 INQUIRER.
, 1873-10-17

A stranger with $4,000 in His Pocket
Suddenly Absents 1uimsclf from KNis
Wifo and Child.
On Tueaday night man named Il. ". Hart
ca.no to tile Commercial Hotel. with his wife
and child, from LII Harpo, III. Wednesday
morning, about o'clock, ho went out for the
purpose. as he said, Of purchasing railroad tick
cts to Syracuse, N. Y, to which place they sorc
going. Flo promised to return in fttoon min
utes. Bofozo going out, he paid his bill, and
loft word with the clerk that lc would want his
baggage brought down for tho afternoon train.
Since that ting ho has not put in an appear
ance, nor has he boon heard from. He had
upon his person not less than $4,000. He was
VERY, unsuspioious person. and was in tho habit
Of making an open exhibition Of his money. As
ho was m absolute stranger in the city, and q
very steady man, It ia Toured that he Inns fallen
into tho hands Of bad nlGn. His wife is at tho
Commercial almost distracted, and is loft in an
impoverished condition. Mr. Hurt waa 27 yoara
Of age, Ind black hair and moustacho, black
eyes. and . fair complexion. Ho woro q blue
dress-coaI. black pauts and vest. Information
concerning him may be loft at tho headquarters
Of police, Or at the Commercial Hotel,
, 1873-10-17

She Cruc1zc1 u H1nM Over t1ae Head
with n Stick OF Wood TOR 81 Licking"
Ager ES0y.I
Yesterday morning very respectable woman
named Mrs, Mary Karro was before Justice
Kaufman, Oh, tho grave charge Of assaulting
clothing merchant named ii. paRunl, of No. 90
North Clarls strcet with Intent to commit mur-
der. The statonUntR Ut tho parties concerned
In the examination differed materially. It ap-
pears, howcvor, from what Gnu be learned
from dislntoroatod parties TINT, on
Wednesday morning, plaum found upon
the stops leading to Ills Rtore quantity OF aBhes
aud some llusl,s. lie at once conIectured that
Mrs. Karres boys had placed them thore, in
uprit Of malicious mischief, WI.on ono Of the
lads appeared OH tho sidewalk, III angry dtspute
arose, lit which the boy declared TINT lse did not
place the rubbish thoro, and Pilaum ntruck tho
boy In tho faco two or throo times. Young
Karra yollod loudly, aud rau up stairs to l.iA
mothers rooms, which aro oyor pdaum'a oloth-
jug store. Airs Kal9o was lkina!ing = fro, md
4sa 1San in lesrOH sr a@na vn billet lad of oss5 wSqa
tho tho boy to such loud osolauationu.
el,e ran down tho stairs and confronted rtIaun,,
and asked him why Ind whipped her boy. IIo
replied. booauso her boy Ind placed rubbish OH
Ills doot-s!op, aud that lo would punish ller alHo,
ir Ahe said lnleh. A1rH. Karro aays that pila,,ln
therel,pon attempted to strika hor with stop
ladder, when she struck lin OH tho head will
q stiok o! wood and then ra, up-stairs. rllauu
followed her, but not fur, before llo fell down
inscnBitle. Mrs. Kurro WIS shortly aftorward
arrestea anI committed for furthor examination
without bail. pilanm IL Ball to be dangerous
" injured. but was iu hopeful condition yea-
to-day. Mrs. Karre Ia highly spoken OF by her
uetgAlQrp,
, 1873-10-17
further appointments would DO n1alo tho Board
decided that no appointments should bo made

further appointments would DO malo, tho Board
decided that no appointments should bo made
until Nov. 90.
The Board decided to loaao bnrn On Luke,
betwoen John md Halsted stroots by tho mouth,
nt the ratio OF 1856 por mouth, md directed tho
Marshal to fit It up for MI ongino houso.
NtAtlamo Bel 10 Hcott-Uda appeared before the
Board aud made tito following proposition, In
rcply to a lotter ask!ng for hor tornlBs
GENTLEMEN: Yo,sr communication of the l6th jnat,
IL recntyel. III rey to tlIe qucRinna therein cnr,-
tael, eg 10 submit tlie following ~ u terms and
conditions upon which vii s'iHgoso Of the right to
mnnufaetnrS md i1se BY thu CITY Of Chicago, The
Acrln n,d Flying of which tho AsBtgneo.
timo tho patent Bllo roycrt 10 mo, It hcing however,
oxpreaaly stipulated md agreed tha Tho City of CHI
cago hhnl alss mud onjoy all o1tonBionn md improve
.o of oohtfsso With tho privilege ot extending tho ne
Of Park COMMISSIONER for use oply on
parks and bonlovarda surrounding Chicago, for tho
sum Of S25 ,o00 payable ah may DO mutually agreed
faction Of your honorable board my right to tho said
patent, and shall duly defend tho Banle. haya tho
honor to bo, very respectfully,
II. BELLE 8oorr-upA,
Assignee Aericl aud FlylnR-Ladier,
The memberg OF tho Doard expressed most
favorable opinions of tho Invention, hut did not
feol prepared to take my docidod aution without
further consultation with tho Mayor and other
officials, and they, therefore, postponed tho coli
sidoratlon OF tho matter until to-t1ny at O'clock
A resolution was alBo passed inviting tho nttond-
ance, at that hour, Of tho three Boards Of Park
Commissioners to consult upon It.
, 1873-10-17

70 the Editor AZ Tht cAtcaao Tribune:
SIN: Will you allow us small space in you,
paper to ask tho Board OF Public Works why it
is they do not treat eyory ono The same ? 1 see
in this mornings paper they fined James Love
500 because he did not put party-wall In his
building. Now, thore are three brick buildings
on Thrtiath street with only tho outside walls,
and the Doard allow tho ownora to finish them.
Wo, the owners Of property near there, have re-
ported them but no notice has bcon taken OF
the report. The buildings referred to arc bo-
tweon Michigan and Indiana avnlluoa
Let the Board treat ail in tho same way, as nla
have the sa1ns rights. PROPERTY -OwSERs.
OHIoAuo, Oct. Is, 1B73
, 1873-10-17

TFUHt Ghe HNdHlttutpft LHfVHEtFs
Workmen arc NOW laying out tho park imme-
diutely III front Of tile Executive Mansion in
walks and gardon plats. 1t iB 10 DO planted with
raro flowers. aud will DO Il lovely apot whom flu
sido Of the walkh lending to tho Mansion ulds
much to the beauty OF tho approach to tue build
Ing. Inside tho residence tho art Of tho frosco-
painter and upholatorer has boon brought into
requisitlon, md tho interior Of the building will
Tie. Eant Room ia being rapidly eoomploted,
Tho general Appearance Of tho room
bus been greatly ohanRad. Tho ,ceiling
Inns been divided into throo largo panels, each
tonding aoross tho room. Tho dividing lines Of
theso panels consist OF immense giriers, sup
porting tho floor above. Theao girdoru iost upon
iluted columns and piasters placcd upon eithoT
side Of tho room with orna1nontcd petostalH.
Around the room all attractiyo. cornlon haA henn
put up OF Ht,lcco work. about four feet In doll.
which alao covers tho girlers. This htucco la
finished in blno md gold. The general style. OF
architecture 10 Of pllro Crock, and TINT portion
Sa e yoY WS Gdt wI nh'1 S uo9r If y w u eGn ho
-; Tho niidd!o paaol Of tho coiliug will be 80
shaded In frcscoing au to resemble dome, md
will appear much higher than tlloso upon eitl1or
three feot soyon inchos from tho floor. dado
work is now b0iHg Wlt on, consisting OF heavy
panela which will a!Ao ba finished III white and
gold. Above this work tho wals aro coyorcl
with omboHsed paper, imported from England
tor, this purpose this paper is tinishod witt, an
elaborate borloling Ut 10th bottom and top.
much Of which will 10 gided. Four olaborately-
carved mnntels arc now boing mado In BOSTON,
nnl vii! aoon TO put III place, two upon oaoh
B!do Of tho rooln. Above tlloBo anantela there
tho room tho1o will Go atiIl larger mirrors, OK
tending from tho floor to thu ceiling. The work
, 1873-10-17

Special Correspondence qf The Chicago T1buns.
L.Hs1.io, btieh., Oct. II, 1879.
At tito meeting Of tho Btato Board of Health,
to-day, DR., Kodzle, Chairman OF tho Committee
Oh Accidents aud apecial Sources OF Danger, re-
ported that they Ind sont to the Constitutional
Commission d memorial asking that body "to
cuabody in tho Constitution provision whereby
tho Stockholders OF any rRilroad Or steamboat
or other public carrier, shall forfeit some ale-
qnato sum Of monoy for every life destroyed by
preyontablo cauHos III their management, or by
Tho EMBELLISHMENTS or iuoflicenoy OF any OF thoir
employog."
Dr.. Ko lzio, Chairman OF the Committee on
, 1873-10-17

sueeial Disyateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
! LANSING. Mich. Oct. 1B.-In tho Supreme
Court to-day, No. 80, Atwood V. Cornwall, argn-
ment concluded No. 81, barnard '. McRoyno1ds
ct al., argued; No. II, Hatch V. Fowler i Kol-
coy, argument commenced,
UALL FOR TOMORROW.
No. 81, Steward Y. Daloy; 50, Stewart, Sn,,-
born Il Carleton '. Bailey; sb, Brown Y. Nc
Cor1nick; o., Woodruff v. Mayer; a. O'Brlon
v, State; 10, stato Y. Commissioners of Hi:I-
ways Of Aamtran,ck; d. Green Y. Langdon; l5,
Morse Y. Hewitt; 10, Monroe v. Tho Fort
Wayne, jackson Il Saginaw Railrond Company
aud Al, Whoe!or.y. Harrison.
, 1873-10-17

't''+ '''''s'''s s.'sssAloA" Ato'o
It Will 10 seen that other diseases At press
cnt attended With very much moro danger to fe as
vol rs to hcah than ia SMALLPOX. It is believed
that very mnny Of tho deaths oro recorded might hava
neon prevented by tile {exceptinB vnccna.
hon1 which IN the caac Of smallpox wtro IN majority
81 Cases, employed. In other words, with the ercop
uonof vaccination, the same methods now employed
n casea Of smallpox, applied to tho prevention Of
ess ether dssaass should reduce tho DEATHS from
tho number from erna1lpo1, thus saving in each year
tho lvca Of many perhaps Of several hundred children
Dr.. Kedzfe presented some atatisticR on tho
subject OF ilroad-accidonts, giving tho number
Of killed aud wounded in tho State during the
past four months. He advocated mailing it a
crime for railroad employees to neglect anything
for tho protection Of human life. This saggea-
tion was thoroughly discussed by different lnonl-
bors Of the Boa:d and acemcd to meet with
favor.
4 circular WAS o:dored prepared to bo sent to
the Health Officer in every township, village,
and city in tho State.
, 1873-10-17
The lrclcnse Of SntaNtsl and Mig Tree.
Fort Sfl, I,sian Territory {0e 13), Dspach to th4

Eptt Attfj 33ku3HH A2t JtApHkCN 10 kH&
New 1'0rE 1fHes.
sstanta and Biz Troo wore restored to their
tribe OH Tho 8th inst. Commissioner Smith
pledgng his word TINT tho conditions imposed
by Gov. Davis should be fulfilled. and. promising
that five mon OF tho parties raidinG In Texas
shonll be given up by the Indians, to tako
tho place Of Satanta and Big Treo. Commits
aionoG Smith. in !, council thta morning, geyo
tho conlanchos thirty days to comply with
hiB deInand for 'theso mon, and gavo
them notico that II the mon wore not forthcon,-
ing, their annutiee and ratlona wouli bo stopped.
Tho Comauchos protested their innocence, but
Commissioner Smith would not roecdo from hia
roqucst, and at the conclusion Of the council,
DR.. Ohoeyor, Co,nnnche Ohiof, offered to take
his baud and GO forth with tho United statea
troopu, aud asaist in capturing party OF radora
whom ho know woro In Toxas. This waa accepts
oil by Commissioner Smith, and Gen. Davidson,
In command Of tho roBt, has ordorod q company
OF cavalry to accompany tho Indians, who will
start Monday. Tho tribes for tho llrht tmo fcoA
that they hago met their master, and Commits
soner Smith deHoryoa crodit for tho firmnesa
With which ho hRs conducted tho negotiations.
, 1873-10-17
SUBURBAN NEWS.
EVANSTON.
Tho losses at tho fro of Wednesday night ara

EVANSTON.
Tho losses at tho fire of Wednesday night ara
uearly as follows:
Philo Judson $500
bl. 3. 1olt, furniture. 5000
Ha1ktn Brothers. dry gooda. 100
DR.. o. H. Manu.. 400
4. Hoscr, photographer er.................... l,ho0
Evanston Index. ......................... $50
Dr.. Garusoy, dentiRt. .......,.,,..., 800
Huuoon, Gamble T. Co., grocers. .............. 2,0u0
J. u. LanhD, boots and shoes. 100
Twenty thousand dollars will about cover the
entire loss. Philo Judson ia the owner OF the
block IN which the fire occurred, but ho will lose
but little, as ho is woll inBur d. and mono OF
thom will lose heavily. Tho origin Of the fire is
not known.
LAWEDALE.
Tho ladies' connected with Lawndnle Church
will hold d festival this evening Music, tub
leaux, readings, and supper will bo the older Of
exercises. A. r. Burbank will read n few choice
selections. Tho announcement Of Mr. Dur
banks name alone should secure full houae.