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SUBURBAN NEWS.


T. r. Wright ono OF tho best dairymen iu
Elgip, has imported number Of Holstoin cattle
to cross with the native stock, hoping for
Improvement.
What l1aa heretofore been known as tho
"Elgin Fair will hereafter take rank as tho
"Fox River Valley Fair" tile officers having 80
decided. Every effort will be mnde this fall to
mako good showing.
The One Hundred and Twenty-seyenth Illinois
Infantry will reuuite In Elgin some timo in
August. ....-.-.. ..
An election III to bo held July 91 to see whether
tho city strcots shall be longor allowed to sorvc
Us COW pastures. At prcaont It IL unsafe to
| leave gato open moment and the numerous
slae-sYoos show tho dire effects Of loose cattle.
The nowly- -rcorganized Post OF tic G. 4. Il.
nns adopted the nunlo OF Sum G. Ward Post, In
honor Of . uoll-estee,nel citizen who fell Mt
sllilol! while landing his company gellantl}y;,
| An Episcopal society has been formed bore.
| and serytces will commence early in August, nnd
| the ltov. s. ]. FronUh. of Cincinnati, haa nc
| copied call to tllo pastorato.
| This County Board or Supervisors haro az"
| polluted q committee. consisting Of nlossrs.
| Dickinson, MAyburn. and Lord, to deterMiHo
what disposition BEAtl 10 n1g1o of the $15, G0D
raised in this comfy under tile oporatton Of the
railroad grab-!aw. Tlcto arc eitizcns OF sle
conuty willing to accept it as donation, aud
the Committee ahonld examine the cases.
| CiUENo.
| Tho Wotnnn'H Temperance Union OF Cicero
| hold a temperance uleutng 8llIloy afternoon at
| Brighton, III the oxtronlo eoutAeaHtern part Of
| the town, Tho good audience from tho i1nine-
| diato ueighhorhoad was reinforced byA dologa-
| tinn Of s0,uo t,s0nty-four from Oak Parl, who
| showed their xeal by 10 n,ileA' ride to join
hands with tho ladies' and cittxens Of this part OF
| tho tuwn in tile crusade aGalnst liquor A1rs.
| Holley OF the Oak Park Union prosldn4. and the
brighton choir opo1,el with q ilnu pioco OF mt
sic,7 After prayer by q clergyman Of tho place.
| Mrs. i. j, Humphrey, of OAk Park, gnye d ios
! wor,ls Of ana,ogy for womau'a pronanonoe
iu t!.ia work. Bincu tho woea Of ln'amperance fell
ni,loAy on won,cn, giving Boine tohohlng ll-
atunoea wol. Ind fallen undor Aor own obaor-
yatio,. The Hon. 4. l.. Morrison followed In q
v,goroua and telling speech. The meeting e!'o-
tod 10 n,uv, inorost that it was ontl.uslast'ea-
iy voted that another should bo hold III four
wcoks in tue hall OF the brighton Public School,
| MORGAN paHH.
The Mount Vernon Military Academy will
have itH frat annual caaot reception at tho Acad.
envy at Morgan Park tomorrow evening" at D
o'clock. ...
| EVANSTON.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Hoard or
Truatees OF tlio Northwestern University met "
the city yesterday aftornoon, and lnate heVefai
apnolntanBntA TINT will bn learnou with inse1ost
by tho frionda Of tho institution.
| For tho position OF Dean OF the Wohana
College, male vacant by tho resignation or a!iss
j, u. WlllRsi. and Ut Professor OF Freuch y tue
UpiYe4sity, Msss E,oA u. Bou!a,. Of Sing snug,
N, X, was selected. Mlss soula 10 e'nlneatly
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Tho Eatll cnso wns bnfore tho Criminal Court
again yesterday. john Lyle King. Esq.. coun-
sol for DR.. Easii, appeared as,d asked for poss-
ponnmcut Of tic trial for q few days. Tho trial
had been set down for to-day, but Mr. King said
ho desired moro ti1no to prepare. lie should
lite TO hnyo tho trinl postponed for ono Ycoi.
Mr. Reed said he bud heard that tho dofond-
mt intended to apply for q chango Of yonue. II
the trial should be postponed, l,o desired it un-
t1erstoou TINT no change OF yenuo should be up
piled for.
1t tho suggestion Of Judge Farwoll, tho DO
fol,tiant, Enrtl, wns then brought into Court.
After brief consultation betwoon Mr.. King and
his cliout, the counsel removed his application to
have tho oaso PASSED for week. Alr. Roed
asked tho ACCUSED il he would say, then, in open
court, TINT in case tho trial wcro put or for
wook ho would not npply for change Of vonslo.
Tho venerable prisoner replied that he would
not ar ply for n change.
A1r. King--Unlcss some very special aud ur
gont reason should nriso hereafter.
hlr. Roetl-O, of COURSE; II ANYTHING .remark-
abo sl,ould tutu up that yon don't now know Of,
n fow days hence and swcar tint public opinion
ia ngnilst yo,i. Tint mnttor you understand now
~ we'll as you Gun ne*s week.
aFr. Ktn3-We shall not 10 that.
:, III nares tho Goart 70 m
tat Tho Essl M 5s; ss5o @ would como up for trial on
iro ,,unnor @ woa ~ .hon ,o,a,cad hnc to rail
No, A0 in tho Jail. uo aeoms to be san yuine Of
hiH ultimate actluittal OF the alleged cri1ne and
utrenuousy denies tho charge.
Moso.s 1,ybo,, and 1;,ea, co,;,,,,t,ra nm
tho Alton & st. Louis lioutl, charged with de-
frnuaiug tho Company by selling coupons they
slonld havo turned ~, hnye bocn Indicted, and
MIN rr;,o,,ru ,,,,o,od bv t,,o lint aro,,d 1,rv
,v,,c ra,n,atnd r.. ,s',r ~ ~ sutmrIav .rorn ~;
Mnts T 10 ~ "oi ,itt ~ 49,,
berod about seventy, untl represented vnrious
ages, sI,atles, and conditions. The following
parties ontered the ploa Of guilty" aud woro
rotna,!eil fur future dispoaition. 3oAu Brown,
larco,.y; Charles IIarulish, larceny; Theodore
McOune. forgery; John Meslalio1l,. burglary /;
Patrick McMahon larceny; s Ie1nr Er,en, larceny; I;
John hathnr!n''tl 'afeonyi Mtliaia Aileh' iArco-
nyi Ja'hea Hogan, John oltlord. anu Hefry
Alott, burglary. Iho oalior porsona insisted that
they were mot guilty., nnd proposed to taAo
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raid for provisions, nolp, oto. o,77o.1a
Loaned lii account with burr Trust Fund.-. 2,1l6.65
Amount ebnrneJ for board during YsAk auar-

Atnoan. charged tor hoasd during rshs quar-
Amoan colioeici 49,. iosS
Amount duo.... .....s......'$ ,62os4o
Duo from olyef Ch!cngo. a,aSo ,6n 2a 20
Dne from County Of Ca0t,..* ...".'.'.''. a9o.oo
appointed to collect, as far Ms possible, tho l'A.
tory OF All who had over been iuuatea Of tho
house. Thus far q brief ncoount OF 6H6, out Of
slio gl5 who llayo belonged, has been obtained.
bson admitted during tioso TON yonrs nndcr 20;
lo7 botwoen 70 an1 20, 259 bctwoon 20 and %;
and botweon 60 and 10, al Of thoao wero
married oaK nRon 'ntranco % were wao% 1,S
Thoao with with whom tho vico OF
tlrlnsing was hereditary numbered 10: with
whom y vas acqaircd, 40. The autlvity, Of
lands.
Tho present status is: reformed, IA; worry
The Superintendent reported. 10 admissions
during tho qnlartor,, mud At the close had SO
Tor ' ths time. s ont III % Of tic Il admitted u have
not drank Bi1ico. or th0ao who have fallcn OF
the proportion OF printers was very largo.
Tho n,yslcian. DR.. Q. W. Earle, reported tho
reception Of 90 in tho Hospital discharged.
10 brought about by the rornpval Of tho alcoholic
drink alorto. Thoro must 10 radical change IN
tho thoughts nnd assoolations Of the individual:
Several plans for new building we're thon iaM
before tho Board. Ono, drawn by 9. &. Hay
nun, wus q fotr-story briok building, with
stone trimmings, occupying the whole ground.
Another was 4 sfnilAr1y-planned structure oc-
cnpying only GO of tho 106 feet lront. In both
plaliB thoro were stores below, from which ront
could DO derived for support Of tho Homo: Tho
former structure could bo put up for s48,010.
Tho ono by tho Superintendent would only cost
$50, 600.
Tl,o whole project wns, howovor, rcforred,
without fusthor action, to tho Executive Cona-
lnittoo to report upon at thoir noxt meeting.
, 1874-07-21

10 ths EIitor Of Tho Ch1tt1qo Tribune:
corlor-atoro Of tho Giluro. Of the Holy Naulo
Sunday, you comment oil tho nosonce Of
the military. In Justice to tho company !
represent, nnt in order to place tho matter In its
trl1o light before tho p,lblic, beg to inform
tAotn through tho columns Of yonr juurunl that
VIC received 10 Invitation to participate in tho
ceremonies, and consequently deserve no blame
for o1r non-appcarnnco on that occnson. 1ie-
spcotfuly. IAstEs i. FAnnE11,
Lieutenant Commanding alulligan Iouayes
CHICAGO, july 90, 1874.
Norn.-AB Lieut.. Farrell THINKS It ii proper to
stats that tis company was nos invited, 1t 10 also
proper to atato that IN all probability tho nlullt-
ceremonies at auy ratio, III view of tlia insult to
tho Apmo Hunters. Tho elltire company fools
aggsiorod nbont tho rlatter. md mono moro 60
than Afr. Fnrrotl, who fs very. liberal young
man, and doeB not belisyo i'll such inquiHitoral
meas.lr2B as tho nov. DR.. Mc1lnllen Ind re-
cnurBe to-.
, 1874-07-21

7Sf
~ he Editor of Tho Chicago Tribune.
SIN: Your reporter IN yesterdays iBsuo Is In
error as to Ills assertion TINT tho conduct Of Tie
Irish military compauics in refusing to join tue
Sundays celebration was generally approved
Of, tho contrary being tic faos. Or. Nc
Alullon's conduct to tho Gariba1dians will bo most
gonura1ly approved, not only by all true Catll-
ol'cs Of Amorica. but tho Catholics Of tho whole
world,-anl mind YOU, sir, tloy arc logiona.
To conclude, 1t ia sincerely to 10 hoped that,
inaBmnch ns 1riall Fonlan Organizations, "undor
what nano or title suoyor you may daub them,
mat!o common calac with tho Garibaldlans, they
may 10 atuiliously excluded from participating
ii, any Oatholio religious demonstration what.
sosyor tint IN future may tako place IN Chicago
Yours respectfully. ANGUS MCDONALD.
CHICAGO, Jttly 10, 1874.
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10 tie Editor ef The Chicaao 7tf6uIle:
kin: How in It TINT people aro qunrro'ng md
fighting In MeAghcr street, No. III uu1 vicinity,
day and night : Thoy do not know rost; thoy
wake us out OF our beds. Thrco blocks from
TINT vicinity thore is III 1rishman Ills name
know not I; his wife got a warrant for linn ,somo
tiuo ago tho tine Ia expired, md now ho is
like n roartng lion about again, regular
nuisance to tho public.
Could you find out from tic officer In COM
nland Of thoso mon Why 1le doos not mako them
perform their duty2 Did he report thom for
not dining their duty, or did they share tho
money with the mon tor not mnking tic arreat7
Whenever tho police do anything, that they
would get aay praise for thog would mako it
public; bnt, tn enses where they receive bribery,
their Tongues arc M lifoiess as their pocketH.
These were two Irislainen that came to nuke tho
arrest; tl,oy would not arrost thoir countryman.
know those mon and officers ought to be keps
to their placcs. lilo people oi this district
onsht to hold a ,uecsing, and Rond In a potltson
aeninst toae mon WHO aro pretonding to do t!aor
duty. at,d ut thu samo tlmo encouraging notori-
oia characters by not doing it. Those people
arc murloliny ono another this Sunday, yelling
nultlor. Al.
CHICAGO, july 10, 1874.
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Whether guilty or innocent, tho Robinson
brothers, Abraham and 1saao, havo a combina.
tion Of circumstances thrown around thom which
point decidedly toward tho former conclusion, as
will 10 scen from The following:
Last Saturday thoy were indicted by tho
G.aud Jury, and yesterday arrested by Detective
Tyrroll, to auswor before tho Criminal Court,
Judge Tarwell subsequently, releasing them
from custoly on their furnishing bail
in tho sum OF. $4,000 each. Thus will
tho demands Of tlso people ho satisfied, nnlcsa
ample opportunity, under tI,u circumstances to
present tloir side Of the case, and frea them
selves from Tho charge that they wcro tho au-
thors Of tho rceout 1lonlfsh attompt to blow up
building md llro tho adjoining structures in-
clnding thoir hotel Their house has bcon tho
source Of mich complaint. It was tlloro the laco
robbers lid tloir apoi!s, and nov cornoB a
reHponsibo NAH. and ncu.iBes them OF having q
hand In robbing him, md subsequently, lying to
screen themselves at timo when they noser.
Inst, Mr. llisgins,, q brother OF Judgo Van Il;
Higgins, Of tLiH city, arrived here and stopped
at lilo Rohi,sson Holsc. When llo awoke III tho
morning ho found that his trunk Ind been
immediately reported tho matter to tho propric-
tors, wbo informed him TINT they lnow nothing
of it, md thnt, inasnueli RI hiB trunk was III liH
room, tlcy wcro not responsible for tho losR. 1t
bnainesa without delay, Mr.. Hisgins LETT tho
matter in tho hands Of Sidney TLonlas, and that
gentleman endcayored to effect cosnprdn,!se
with tho RobiuBona but they wulld
not entertain II. To then began suit
against t',o1n before Juxtlco 1anl. anil after the
case had rested In that court for three weeks,
tho Robinsons took n chango Of yonuo to jus
tico Roellc, where another three weeks dolny
occurred before o. tssa! waa held. AeEe the Rub
inso1s sworo they had made g. comrromino with
Higgins. giving linn s5i, four boxea Of clga:s,
md il recelrted bill for eight daya' board.
Lately. lIigsina returned to tho city, and
whom informed by 3lr. Thomas Of what hnd
occurred, ho was aBtonsl,od in tho extgemo,
| and assortcd that he had uoyor effected ail
| adjustment OF tho matter In any. manner.
| He has therefore sworn out q warrnnt
| for Lhe arrest Of tic Robusons, and Dotectiyo
Tyrroll has tho document III hand and will prob
| ably servo 1t today. This status Of tho nnttor
aseeny saa ps1u aa IN eanas %
| Robinson brothers in an uncnyiable plight.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FuD INDIANA AVENUE RAILROAD
H0EfPAMy -


EuH INDIANA AVENUE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Judge Williams rendered a docihton yesterday
aftortoon In tho ouo warranto action agaIust The
un4eaho IVY Ivy, 1urn s.t,.,. ,'.
sion was hle' III lo,o' not.'nR o"s tnat Inc Com.
pany was nrongfnlly onjoylns tho rights and
franchises Of corporation, hut tho roal objtot
Una tn o,,pt tl1e Eo,nrn1,v from, iiu rott1 and
srn,,,,,taa ~, Ir,,,orn ovo,r,o .I,,e.a rnro
n""on'n' w 1N"'".'' ''ol'uo' 1noio "o''
I"o loiaIa
on which tito caBo was mainly fought, t,-alo that
tho Company hal not obtained tito ootBont of
tho owners Of two-lhlrds of tho pronorty 'front.'
i,,u ~, tl,o avoo. FIN o,iar tint ti,o Ceunpuny
- ~. as.s. ~ 80 ..i.t',,, ,.n Nf,oo,
''"u NV a''u uo"n .l0 tsl.oH "A'A'a NV
months limited BY Tho ordinance.
THE COMPANY DENIED TifEsE ALLEGATIONS.
md introduced a lnrro amount Of evidence to
s,,o,v .et .Ns.','s e,,,,o. IL, noro or wr,t,n,
80. wy t"a' e ..aue o,,o,, thnr lin ,.o'
gaihea Inc consent OF '1ioto ofo'' .''a. WV
quirca two.th!rds Of tho proporty,owf'ofs'
Among tho Witnesses woro Walkcr and Fullor,
tho former n Superintondcnt, tho latter socre-
tary Of tho Company IN 1904. Both testified
that tho reo,,iroi consent lad boel obsained,
thoy having boen largely instrumental III cutting
It, Tho complaiunuts objected, Oh tho ground
tat tho consent WAS u tho hatllro Of MI intorost
In lind. md should DO evidenced by writing.
Tho defendant also c!alms TINT II tho Court
should fiud that lilo road ind not boon Euilt
w1thjn tho fftoon moMths, It was nr hbuso Of tho
franchise, mud, tlntcr lato law, could be pun
ishol With simple fine. without demonstrating
revocation or forfeiture OF tho franchise. It was
also claimed TINT Tho Compnny had been re-
slostod to delay laying their track by tho Board
Of Public Works Until aewora and watcr should
DO put In the streets, and that thtH hnd callRod
delay.
JUDGE WILLIAMS
bold that, In regard to tho consent required tho
evidence Of Naikor md Euer md tho parol
consent yaB sufficient for tho PURPOSES or tho
caso to show consent, md thnt lie should decide
&1iaE the 1cfolidAutb Ind fulfilled tho condition
OF tho ordinance iu this respect,
III regard to
clause, however Tho case was dlTcront. This
condition was fundamental ono, under which
tho Company obtained its franchise. Tt nado
no di1reronco whether 1t was to DO considered
rs condition precedent or Subsequent
1t muat DO oboycd. The Legislature gavo tho
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his nano slrow Inst oyoning wns worthy
Of q plnyor moro dovotod to tho public
ti.a afr. Dillon. Eyory soat was takon, and tho
row Of wal-tlowera was t1troo doop. InRsm,toh
Of vory ordinary mort, tic condition Of tho
! lo,,so wna moro than surprising. At tho sanla
imo It tn,At be taken Into consideration tint tho
Aca.loniy waB tho OILY hoslso opol,, md tl,at
rsapoy W. IN" leSn s'nn mHo H. H. tho Price of as @
TINT tltoso groaaer circumstances intoryonod
to MD that natural love Of gontool comedy with
which osesSbcdy would llko to credit tho null
onco. Int tsloy may j,.st nB wo1l be noted for
wl4ut thoy aro wortl'. 'ruo oompauy consisted
parttoa combined, md though mt especially
thoy apl,oarod: "li|g Lsst Legp, '"Two rulli-
i,ooss,' NJ, MtA "3enes Baby, nre rot exs;ct!y ;,
naw, and that may 'a summed up In le remark
Tint 1t Is rathor broad-broaa III HltgEoatto'l III
we'll as IL bnrlcBQle. And Mr.. Dltona appehr.
ance !" tom my bo dismissed With o9a,nlly 9, f9w
Of Tho utmost favor, nna vas very funny i'll 9he
Inst ho Developed tho characteristic OF breadth
to Tho fullest extent possible In tue
seo,.'l ho did not appear. II tho p!ocos
do not call for elaborate criticism, tho aots do.
a,ids atl loss. It was fair all round, and that
iB aunletont. Tho Bano I'LL will bo repeated to-
| night md Mt tho matinoo Tomorrow: Wcdnes- M
uny anti Thlirsday nights, l@ul psy" anil ''llo
Greeu-Eycl Urnngor" viii be Hivon, and Friday
night, when ho will l,aye y belloflt, Mr.. Dillon
| viii play iuuj. Wellington Do Boots and Romeo
JGdIer jenkins.
1,oorEy'a THEATRE,
THO Adolphi having Hl,ocumbotl, Mr.. Leonard
droyor will open ut 11ooloya A1ondny, With q
| minstrel md vRrtoty ENTERTAINMENT for four
| weeks, Immediately thereafter tho now COM
! pnny will open their season.
| PERSONAL.
Alr. Hooloy md Str. fumes O'Noil returned to
tho city yosterlay from, their trip with tho DAILY
| Company.
A1r John. Richaby, for aomo time paat tho
popular and capable businoRs nanagcr Of tho
| Adolphi. started for New York Sunday to tako
| cl,argo Of dramatic company, nEr. Rcfsnby
will llnd that genial disposition and unvarying
consideration for otloFs sil not bo forgotten,
whom, as 1t ia to be hoped no will. ho returns full
Of business. But for tho burning Of the thoatrp
10 would have remained ii, Chicago next Season.
and it Is mt the smallest regret nBsoclntcd with
tho fnte Of tho houAo that Its destruction occa-
| siouol lis leaving tho city.
, 1874-07-21

SUPREME oouRr-oouSrY OF, MRRKlMER.-
n2o G nsaf sa9 eospo1.un e
chanEo it, corporate naMes
upon reading AMI filing tho potion Of Tho ErmsnR.
lon Empire Sowing Machine Company" by Ito rotldenes
phiIo Remington, duly yosed by Ito Ra!d fsesdeh and
bchriuR dato tho 9TH dug Of juno, s4 aud upon DUE
proof Of tho publication Of tho notice of TIM application
hcfetn ruqursd by law: and Il appearing also tn ta
p.susnco Of resolution OF thu Trustees Of said Cor
poratiun and thu Court bong satisfied that theEs NO
reasonable pbjootion 10 such G1fpusaoh changing Its
And attcr hearing Mr.. THOMAS Richardson. Of counsel
for tho applicant, Appearing to olpuso:
It is ordered that tho - Remington Empro Sowsux
Machine Company "nay ana II fl hereby authorized 10.
assume the corpofafa nam1 Of "Kemluktun Sowlux Ma
chlne Company"
Its further osdpEs that copy Of this order shall hs
flpd the office vi thu 6ecraAsy nf STATE aud with tAs
County Clcsk OF eyoty comfy In which said rorportien
has business othcs: and that It tc published At least
oya. county whore such corporation has husaass oeo
That the newspapers ia which such publication siaal b
mado aro heroby dsssnAtod ~ loaluws, Viz;
Tbs Ll.on Citt..r published lion. s4tl couay; ths
Buffalo E1prtss published at Buffalo, Erte County,
tho Now York 7nlts published In ths City and CounJ 81
New Tnek tho Cincinnati t"axerral published ~
ctnnst,, O.; TIE EHcAno TRIBUNE. lub1tshed In tns
Ctr OF Chicago ILL.,. tbs Atlauta Datly Hrrad publish
cd in ts Ctty Of Atlanta, Ga; and tho Bns:un D1hv
aaseri..er, published III tho City OF nuston' Aass
Ami It II further orlerod that, from and After the III
dny Of Auxuat t8 thc saausmants Of tAs of1ef nav
ux bcon complied With. that ha said corporation sppl
can he huown hy. and uso tho corporate uama oas '
'"ss'" N'"'4S EDWtKD RIAIMs, Clark.
, 1874-07-21

At an Adjourned Special Terlu

OF tho Supreme Court In tho Fifth Judicial District. s
tue Chambers Of tho prcsdIng Justice, In tho Village Of
1to Eas in tho County Of Horkmer, huld tho 2ots
day Of June, 1874.
pzcsent, Hon. GEO. A. HARDIN.
Presiding JustIce.
, 1874-07-21

AnxiOliBlY consulting tho police Sunday.
sunday 2, noon tue cigar store Of mr. nasa.ng,
NJ W. Moss aausoa stfeo.. was psohvu oou
ny 'ae6o q'aneltso1 'ne 14ost oApenSA'o o'6''t7
s1o'en'
During tho ceremonies of laying tho cornor-
stone OF tho Church or tho Holy Nnn,o. ann.aay
afternoon, Al Stott, notorious fellow who has
propensity for putting his dolicate fingers into
other peoples Poukets nnd niBtraot.ng their
Bparo olange and that TINT cannot bo spared, WAS
to To- rnddon.y throw poclct-book into
tic hands OF an old Indy, who be-
ca.no much excited, aud began to
tumble norvously about lor dross.pockot. Ilo
, 1874-07-21
SUMMER, RESORTS.


Twelve miles from, tho Village Of Catskl1l. n. Y.
Accessible By tre host ,nonutnntnah In tho cnnuiry
EevAflon UN feet. vlew c1tnudlnR aaut 10.sk
square Ines Of the Valley 81 tne Iusou. unstrlaSsed
b any IL 'hq wos Ceorea q fcr is % A.
ot New Yurk CITY. Hnnso opnn JUN 10 Oct. I. Boar
p9 f '' " Il. +. REACH rronrtotpr.
, 1874-07-21


having studied tho woman queatiou, llave
formed Hecret 1eAguo, whnse members are
pledged to rive two 60-cent pieccs baek III
change for quarter whenever tho quarter IL
toudercd in paymont Of faro by . Indy who stops
cur on tho fur Bido Of street, a.atl not in the
middle OF block, or on the near crossing. AS
yot thoy are not short III their change.
A few Of tho Committee which hns had Under
consideration E,nna for \ BerieH Of pici,ich for
tlla poor c1laron Of Chlcsgo answered tile call
for meeting III tho Nepublia lfo 1naurance
conpunys room Yesterday afternoon. t;,. Ihoro ho
stituto quorum, but It was. tho opinion Of all
tlat tho projeot had better DO indefinitely post
ponet. After such lasHos as the city had roccl,t-
ly suffered thoy thought thotr charltias should
they ought to ask onr basincss mon for the
monoy wlllcl 1t would bo necessary to have 1t.
order TO curry out their plans. It Ia likely,
therefore, TINT tho whole thing will DO dropped.
Il PROMINENT oltlzen, last evening, statod to q
representative Of TME THlnusE that during the
tlay l1o Ind received two letters from tho East
froul capitastB wllo stated that, t'eas this city
n'sco Eastern capital would DO wlthhc!d from
Investment hero.
THE wAsn1NaToN1AN uoMB.
Tho regular quarterly meeting Of tlle Directors
Of thu Waah!ngtonan Homo was hea IN tllo paTs- 4
lors Of tho 1Iomo" Inst evening, PraRltent N,
i. Dayia presItling, Tho following. Directors
were presont: DR.. N. S. Dayls, G. J. 1Iall, Q. G
llayrsia.l, G. NJ Iloldon, Dr. and Mrs. colt9n =
Il. l}owei,, j. s. Molntlro, II. @. Morey, L. T.
l},utl, MrB. a. Miller, Philip Myers, Dr.. Q. W
Earlu, and DR.. g. A. MoWi!'ian1s. -.
Hoorotury Murray reported tlls llt,anc!nl oout!''
tim of tho Homo to be RA follows for tho qulrso
onlng July l. 1874. ....
Received fur board istnatoa: :......,..s..$ l0ao.1
ltucoivyl fUr frankfurt bosrdsFs.. u. y
Received Tor int0rust. st....:.............., ass.0'
faad, - ~ " 10000