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: THE CRIMINAL COURT.

: Z :! VdE uAIMIHAl GouAHs
The following. Offenders were disposed Of
yesterday, before Judge Wil1iamB, IN tho Grim
inal Court;
George Reiley, alias A1oCabo, pleaded guilty
to larceny, and was sentenced to ten days in tile
County Jail.
Thomas McQuinn pleaded guilty to driving of
horse aud buggy, the property Of John Ander-
son, and was sentenced to thirty days In tho
County Jail
Hermann Landgratf, 'Gt1stave Hermann, and
burglary of Moudolson's laoe-store, aud VII
kinson, Gray & Co.'S gunsmith shop, and were
xemanded for sentence.
Jack Hanley pleaded guilty to an attempt to
commit burglary, and sentence was suspended.
Ohnrlca Tinney aud John Ewing ,sers tried by
= jury, and Ewing was found. guilty: :, Of
B1oshoss and stealing tberstrom los &c Of ] csnnoa
fruits, His term Of punishment waa fixed at
ono year in tho Fenitentiary. Tinnoy was ac-
quilted. "
THE POLICE COURTS.
The South Side Police Court docket presented
tho namoa. yesterday, OF 20 Offenders; West
sids, 10; South Side, II.
-, On tue afternoon Of tho 2sd Of April John
Lynch mot James G. Goldsmith on: Indiana
street, betWeen Green and Peoria streets, and
robbed him OF a watch and chain and $50 in
money. Yesterday Lynch WAS arraignod before
Juatioa goully and hold for tho Criminal Court
in bonds OF $780,. Goldsmith lives At lao
Baugamont street. Detective Flynn worked up
the caho, and recovered tho watch and chain.
4 party Of very ANAL boys, giving tlelg names
AZ Jamos Smith, William KearnB, frank Schultz,
Christian Schultz, William Roach, and Michael
Round, were brought bofore Justice boydcn yea-
tortlay, on the charge Of breaking into a barn ut
No. OCT Wabash avenue, aud stealing . lot OF
plundar belonging to Mira l.. D. Smith. Parental
~ fu ha f1,m Y,rfmn ri rf fhnIr
, 1874-05-22

tho r,.o1o,,co1 aor,,rorv IN thia div ohout
t,n.,,. % .,saaa1.a5 ,ar .nr,a ,n,o n ths
1r, - - 1,..,a, a -, e,,ro,, .,o ornatout
on,oa tntA o4eto1.' ~" 10" c3'stat,ss
eatlh!aotion % trao anu lanso'!iali u o"la's'"" ~
gentleman, whone earnest efforts I'll tho ot1ria'
A,t,... 49,. r..s,.,... ri pox,or co,.r,1
noes. heep' tchluonti u. d,rn;, +o,9.re
M~IFSs Mr Tpsii ~ onss ew!1, MAJ. anaut H. stnnna
Gaorni A toasn,or aionv, ro"t s"nd Mr. ol'son
Gn,ei EnEineer Of tho Chicago@ y NORTH Mostcfh s tern
Ma,ly9na hays gono o., tor o. inaeoti1n .n 1vGr
Iho WISCONSIN mud Ecnihsula ol9aaloh o. tnclr
Tho HIM. Jorncs n pra,h, Of 1ti1,totovn.
OIauro Oo,,nly. N. Y. on IFS way homoward
from h visit to Colorado. spent Jay or two hore
pxnnfnnr lid 5yonjorn of dur city RECONSTRUCTED
sinre tie, flro. 'Te loft. for tho East yostcrday
, 1874-05-22
:. A QUESTION OF GRAMMAR.
Tho last number OF the Now York Independent

Hays: i
Ena oysr ss as1s
certain how tile us Coliyera and the Oollters with
could be pluraiixcd The perple1fty WIS not unlike
to order from the city for is ne1ghbor tho tailor two
useful implements. Send me two tailora geese 10
order. "scna mo two goosea for tailor" was hia
next formula. But after the letter was aealed aud
ssa &Gs ra ms ho Il sht beyond aoaS
.ssend ailor'a goose. Yours, ETC., John Doc.
p a.-Sond another jus likeit." The storekeeperta
device does not exactly meet tile difficulty in tho caso
Of the Chicago preachers but 1t may help somebody
solve it.
, 1874-05-22
LOCAL LETTERS,
CUMBERLAND Lodge,

M, 81. t..,,o. . = M (7t:.a.. ~ :..,,,.. -
70 INC 1a1'1 O., dne tntca0o .'so""e;
SIR; On Behalf or Mr. Parker and myself, We
think you for tho corrections which have taken
p]ace in your journal this morning. ~:
conaiiar;ng tha aonrco f,ono whch vor nh. :
4a;noa ra,- at,on =. ~.aa.;" ~ pan.
salneo your i,lo.maslon 40 tegarae nlF' falkers
pedigree and Ills unbounded wealth. together
with tho rounrks concerning myself, although
yo could not indorae your statements as correct.
.at .a avonar.ts ,or +, o,rent 1,s,.rra ss ~,
5es"e - 80 4,s ..s.a as ~ ~
4sa ta, .,aG u"t sss anwtbn @ ~
disadvantage, except 1t was strictly truo.
i I should like to correcs two very important
errors which are made in your report Of the sale
~ ta atock =. n 1,na vcu r,ao - ~, nnro.s,o,,
~ sue asosa az n'aa eon 10 ,ID' ~ -
thas SONS " tue bsock was p1o Ii 1of III, ~ .ney
were sold 10 cheap. can assure you we did not
bid, nor cause to he bid for any single heae OF
stoox or dor. Il VA. bona.flde salo In ayarv
respect. aud We did not reserve ANYTHING.
Hs regards making tic saia nubllo. and m
catalogues or pedigroos Of the animals being Of
ferod, I boz to state that the catalogues vero
, 1874-05-22

N1s p1a hnrsman 1yaH nroHnnk md atnf a, prta-
oner was unable TO appear on account Of q a,,d7
den attaok Or sicknoHA, and roquoatod a contitl-
uauco, which wss gral,tod till tho 29d Inst, ua-
dor $500 bonds. Tho assaulted party was in court.
mud exhibited the wounda inflicted by tho ao-
c,,Bcd, whiuh consisted IN lacoratod back, tho
principal gaeh boing about ak inches In length,
and very painful, bl1t not nccesnarily dnngoroua
II properly nttDndod TO. Tho chtlho Of the troublo
TnB leeiousy.
john 1Innnrhn, aims Pulfer, alIaa Onrlon,
and William DuBh n bracn Of alleged "ponito1i-
tnry birds, woro before JuBtico Boyleu yostcr-
tlay to at,Bwcr to tho charge Of burglary, COM
mittcd "Wednesday last liz Bridgeport, thoy car
rving of money md property anionrttug III all
to nbout 5000. They wore also idontifled as pnr-
tlos wanted Oh tho West Bido for burglary, rob-
IersonB woRt Of The river. Thero Is also charge
against them Of Eobbing man at Dolvtdeyo: a.
fow nights ago., Justico Doydcn hold thom for
their oppcaranoo boforo him to-day In bondd Of
81, 900 each. This afternoon thoy will hays q
hearing boforo Commissioner uoyuo for pasBing
counterfeit m0noy. and Tomorrow Juatico Hcu1ly,
OF tho Went Slide Police Court, will look into tho
chargen preferred against thom by diyors yic-
tilaa on tho West sido. .,,, ,r,5 -:
:Tosanh Van Dussoll comnjn}ncd vea,ordor In.
fore % ,.5,stico Hainos that Thom,s NIGison Uu
thfoatenel to tako lis lilo. md With lint infant
com,n,fint1 mn nyenuIt unor lin. fThc v,nd;ctivo
Adaiann wns arrested md rayo boil IN a! for
l,in ir,rIhor Appearance boforo tbat Justico.
,-.,,. ~, i
~ A1ip .atu -. utaooF were bo!ore Uo1afnts.
sonGs nGymo S" se et 9mner 'ho eh1rgo
violating soc a o., e. !, nca ot June any Z ls32
They wero hem 1of saoif appearance 1n before tue
District f, eonfs III ~" pohaa ol ;Es!,99o oaoh. Ihe
Tcfouuu ulAola1o "to AeteAAA!aeu ~ ATItHt allu
, 1874-05-22

I11E .O411 Ilt2aAst
At the City Collcotor'a Office the following
funds were yostorday gathered in: Taxes, s1s.;
12s.08; water taxes, $5,459.7D; licenses, e60l.
= Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday oon-,
sunled several hours in considering the question
of tito half number on Wabash avenue, but With
out arriving at any definite conclusion on tho
subject. :. ::s.: ~
Tho Finance Committee held meeting in the
Comptroner's Office. during which their atten-.
tfon WAS wholly occupied with the considera-;
tiou OF the appropriations, a Job which will oc-
oupy their tfno for some days. yet. .-....
notwithstanding that some very Important
business WAS awaiting the attention OF tho
Railroad Committee yesterday afternoon, they
meet they will havo goodst hours' work be-
fore them, .
Treasurer O'Hara statad yesterday that tho
idea Of being forced into tho committing Of All;
aot OF spontaneous generosity ,Kaa thing Who'll
ly repugnant 10 hiR naturo' II ne had oheyau
the tomptrollers demand no credit would have,
ari8on from the net. AZ 1T WAS, he expected
that, whom ha did hand over tho city inter-
eat, tho act would be appreciated by the public
to the fullest oxtont AZ . piece OF sell t-abnsga-
ton aud magnanimity seldom aoen In those de-,
genorata days. !
At tho regular meeting Of the Board of Police
yesterday afternoon; Thomaa 0'Leary, driver Of
Engiue II, was tried on Charge Of being drunk,
abaentlng himAolf from duty, and speaking in III.
inputlont manner to his superior otllcsr. THO,
trial proved that tho priaoner came to the station
drunk aAt Saturday, aud, whilo fn that condition.
applied an opprobrlous opithot to the AaaiBtant-
Foreman md several Of the tiremen. Tho AS
aistant- Eoromau theroupon gave him his right
aud left on the noHo, drawing stream OF blood
O'Ieary has been on. the force for two'years,
during Which time 1lo has shown himaelf m oli-
oiont officer, in consideration Of which fact the
Board lot him of with fine of ten days pay and
ono OF Commissioner 6heridan's seyercst 1opri-
MauQa,
, 1874-05-22
GENERAL NEWS,

At o'clock yestorday morning an alarm
sounded from Box 317, Bonding the onglnes to a
fro In three-atory franc boarding g-houso at 384
West Madison etroet, owned by Mr.. 1ovo1oy.
The damage done was Uncomfortable, Mr. Love-
joys loas being estimated at $780,, which Is
amply covered by insurance, aud that Of Mr..
George Harris IN occupant OF the building, at
s1o0, also covered by insurance. i,
The Grand Jury yesterday morning visited the ]
new jail, aud seemed to find everything in very
satisfactory condition. When they got'through,
the compliment WAS freely exchanged that they
hoped tho next time they made an official visit
they would ho nblo to find some one or two Of
their number safely inmured within the iron
tour OF luspectjou to tie Bridewoll.. :.
The Lincoln Park Commissioners have per-
fected arrangements for tho conduct OF tho
park during the summer. Prof. Balat1a has
he will gather about him nA orchestra Of thifty
performers. IT the weather proves favorable
outdoor ooncertB will be given Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. commencing the 15sh Of
june. Complete police regulations have been
| adopted, and o largo force Of officers will be
employed to enforce them.,
THE rACK1No-1ousE FIRE.
| Tho fire at MeaHrs. Tobey d Booths packing
house "Wednesday night resulted iu total loss
OF about $lG0,00 Ii the ruins Of tho building
there are 9180,0o0 worth Of ualt pork, Of whcn
4lAu,uu3 Will DO 8AFq0 II " can 10 60Uu Ieul0FGA
| Tho insurance On the property Is as follows On
| building-Hartford, Of Hartford, 90, 500 =; Cor
| mau- American Of New York, ~, 500 Exchange,
! Of Now York, $4,000; Brewers and Maltera
| Of Now York, $4,000; Orient, OF Hartford,
| o., 900 Connecticut, Of Hartford: $4,000
Atlas, Of Hartford, $4,000; Franklin, Of Indian
apos, ii, 500; Mercantile, Of Cleveland, 81, 800;
| Bangor, OF Maine. @i:600 : -Pooploa; OF Mem
phis, $2,5oo; Wil]iamnb1lrgh City. of NeT
! York, S2,500; Citizoas', OF st. Louis, $2 600!
! st. Paul r. aud NJ, $4,000; Detroit F. and MI
Of Detroit, $4,000; NY. and .Yonkars, OF Now
York, u 800; Commerce, Of Nav York, 81 500
Hotman, Of Now York, 80, 600. Total, 1856, coo.
On stook-- rradera', Of Chicago, s5.000; North.
western National; Of milwaukee,. $1,000; Star,
OF New York, $4,000; Rhode Island, Of Proyii
uence, $4,000; Western, Of Toronto, $2,b00;
! Girard Of philadolphin, 95, 900; Mercantile, lot
| Cleveland $500; Atlantic Of New York, OF, 500;
| Eliot, OF Boston, $1,000; Bangor OF Maine,
| $500; Fi1emana Fund; Of. California, $4,000;
Franklin OF Indianapolis, e2,5oo; oitizens' ot
Manufacturer, Of Boston, $780, Fire Aa5oo,a;
ton Of philadelphia, $4,000; Amarioaa OF phi3a:
loiphia, 81, 500 Continental Of Now York, o. 600i
Scottish Commercial. 81, 800; Tradosmen's, Of
Nsw York, 1850; tqlen's Falls, Of: New York;
| 50, 500; Franklin, OF Boston. $4,000; Quaon,
l $2 b00 Lorllurd, Of New York, 45, 600 Mechan-
i ica' g. 1radora', Of Nev York, 1t, 600; Hoffman,
Of New York. 5000; North British, $4,000; ST
| Nicholas, OF Naw York, 5,090; Imperial,
1 $4,000; American Central, Of Missouri, 81, 800
Weatoloster, Of New YORK, $1,000. Total,
l $12Q 000. :
, 1874-05-22
In,pnctcu BslIIets.

= Col. Rice, the inventor Of the Rice trowe1
bayonet, is to present to the ordnance museum
in Washington q valuable men1ento Of the late
War, consisting Of Federal and Confederate
bullet ilnpactod in the air, which ha picked up
in front Of Petersburg ii 1864. Tho curiosity
has beou suspended on q silyer-plated wire iu
an elegant miniature glass case, Tho bottom OF
which Ia mirror, while the whole u surrounded
with modings OF ..black walnut On one side
OF tho case is . silver plate, appropriately IN
scrihed, .-,. :
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feotunlly. In consequence Of this failure, MS
NLs Wintlin1o thinks, and for fcnr OF tho court,
tho proposad Anle was postponed until o'clock
to-day. Complainant statos that Bho did not
know OF the existence Of airy incumbrance on sho
proporty until tito 11th Of Mny, when It WAS
brought out OH tho motion for an' injuno
tion. 6l1o thinks that Mr., Windlato, who
In 1860, Mt tho limo tho trust-dco1 was giteh.
waa about to marry hor, had given tho decd ITO
sorye hin In tue evont Of any future marital in-
folc!tca that l'o might bring about" No atato-
mont Of tho existence OF tho lnc,innbrance was
mntlo In tho dofondant'a anBwor, but 1t wne In:
simulated that complainant was amply provided
Tor, whereas alle charges TINT Windinto'B obtoot
was to have tho injunction dissolved, tile prop.
erty sold undes tha trust-dood, aud hor turned
out doors.
:, She has through 1,or agent attempted to ascef-
tain from tho Trustoe, George Scoyillet who tho
holder OF tho 50, coo nnto was but without s,ic-
coss. 8coville told her is'whs ccrtaih. Ellen L..
AfoNcitl, bnt; deoltned to give her residence or
any further particulars. An examination Of tho
Directory falls to find the nau1o Of Ellcn] L..
McNo1lI, and Mrs. Wfndiato doubts tho oxistdnco
1of sueh a rporaon, and alleges. that Wintli9tc
holds tho lioto, that llo has lalo application for
tho saIo Of the: promises abdyh7 mentioned,
and that bis object ID to. dopiiVo hor
OF home without rendering himself
Liable to punishment for contempt OF Court She
therefore asked al injunction to prevont nny
salo being mntlo, which request was granted ,un-
der bond for $500, '
, 1874-05-22

Tho town authorities, detorring to tho ex-:
preBsed wishes Of tho residents Of tho district
east Of tito Green Bay road hare just voted not to
repeal tho ordinance giving that Beotlon Of Lako
View immunity from the saloon nuiaance. When
1t once becomes clearly established TINT that
town is q respectable and desirable Residence
suburb, whero the tired business man can spend
his Sundays in tho quiut rotremont Of home,
and not tho tramping- ground for the roughs and
loators of the city, real-estato men there will
find no difficulty: In disposing Of lots at good
rates to, thoae coming into the town Ra per-
,nanont residents. The action Of the Board Of
Trustees Monday Ia guarantee OF progressive
state Of affairs III this suburb. :.
Tho improvement Of Belmont avenue has boon
ordered throughout tho entiro longth, and the
eastern hnlf- f-mllo has boon completed. Aroad
bod OF oinless and gravel twenty-four feet in
width will bo laid, forming an excellent drive.
Jefferson line, and. It, is proposed to construct
al iron bridge over tho stream at TINT point,
Aid will bn asked from tho authorities Of tho two
towns, and supplemental, it necessary. by pri~
jocted at Fullerton avenue. Threo-fourths OF
thir crossing are IN tho city, and tho remainder
in Lake View. The osti1nated cost OF this UNDER
taking IL 85 900, Of which Lake View would pay
81 1850. The avenue is at present open only to
Who. il IL understood, will dedfcnto tho street.
/ following which action the Board Of Public
Works have. Unlimited their, Willingness
building Of this bridge would furnish aocoss for
the people OF Maplewood to tho city by way Of
QIYbourn avenue, and also for the RavcuAWood
people comiug yia Ashland avenue to tue West
Bido.' B The laftor suburb is moving ia tho. mat
ter Of making roadway on Ashlaud avenue for
their botter communication with the city, an i'm
provement which TnE TRIBUNE suggested home
'1'Ds "So:; :. JUNCTION. -: :; .
. A lecture upon s'Woman'a Work in tho
Church will bc delivered Sunday evening at the
II: 2. Church, commanding at 7:45 oolovk. Ad-
ssyersl beautiful buildings are erecting IN
Church's Addition to Junction. Mr. a. H. Want
has nearly completed an elegant residence. :
junction now boasts q. Police Magistrate, and
feols that long-felt need has been eratihed.
Church met at Turner Junction. The noy. =.
orator, and Il. ii. skeels was elected OIork.
After tbs opening exercises, the Association
nb enSrsood within the Assoolatlon; ID nearly nj
| Of them royvnls were reported. Tho Rev. Mr.:
Andrews, Oh the second day Of tito meeting, road
paper on the national TRANSLATION OF tho Bible.
pretty lively discussion 10 followed tho reading
majority Of tile tAaaooiation favored 9 new bu,
careful revision OF. the Bible. While the subject
Of Homo Missions was before tho Association
the .nev. NJ, ;1oy, who haa recent,
,torssting report The fooilowlng-nsmel gsn,
tlemen Were chosen delegates to represent The
| Elgin AHsociAtion,in the National Council to bt
held at New Hayon, Conn.,, In Boptemner. THIS
Daniel Dustin, Of Sycamore; and tho Roy. D. I
Dickinson, OF Elgin. Tho noxt meeting Of the
Association will bs held at Malta.
! MASA 4oae =, ...... !. ,
, 1874-05-22
LOCAL, MISCELLANY.

At the close Of thc session Of tho Chicago
"uuausl, .,"t nn,ttea "s, ha ~ .nro,ntoa @ Ito to
prcpare minute endorsing the Christian char
ncter Of D. i. Mo ody, who Is now at work In
gootland nronchtug tie goapel and leading stu
nors to repentance. Tho broaohlng Of the mat
tor occasionod q nnttof OF surpfso' Tue 1eeeoa
for tho request could not ho conjccturodi and,
thoueh Alr. Walter hold m open letter in lts
hand wlioh t,e was Inclined to road, objection
was mndo to throwing o ray OF 'sns e.a" upon ane
subject. Ihere Taa@n good fohson, no"ofo4'
and Il was this.
TIE ,tA11oxEn.
=. o,.:sa,a . .,,,o ID nroun hv namo.
oot"o one III on'caso VIZ - ,>ase s.,, s,.rai,g
but Ia not thus fnr known 10 ohso Any s.auu,ns
In the community, nrota to q prominent disl''e
IN tl,e north of Scotland letter In roforonce TO-
Mr. Moo1v charging TINT his theology waa de-
W. moouy ~. efTe.. ta ontortonod doctr,noa
1ootlVo; tnas III uuos1, 10 ~ ,vsa.s.',.ss".
ao only not ae t aab as
sistent with tho character OF A. Christian.
t. waa sa,1 that 1,c was, "possoesod Of great
=. MAe eaa l.. sx.t1".s ..n,,5
vigoE ana ,a nn.ea onosA, -. taa1.S snou ~
whom who N xoro ] engaged in propoeatns aomo Of tho
most akeptlcal views and pornicious doctrinos
coucciya6le;' that. through hia influence md
work md that Of his forcot the Young Mems
Christian Association OF this city Ind become
''tho very ho.bcd Of Rationnlisn,, breaking
loose from tue auporstitions. and antiquatod
dootrinesof Scripture; i that they. (h1oody aud
his followeIs) rejected "such absurditics" as
"eleotion and "ctornal punishment" md Do
"olarod their God too Just to be guilty Of the
partia1ity implied In tho doctrine Of Election,
and !" too mcrcfui to ecnd any Of his apparently
helplesH. .croaturea to neser.cnding tormonts.,
Then follows etatenant in refeleuco to tio
futidB eont from Edinburgh for the roller OF the
aurcrcra by tue fro, in which Mr. Moody IL nn.
omitted. ~ -
The writer went on to eay that he saw that IN
Edinburgh Mr.. Moody condemned al Kinds o.
religious controversy. He (loody) evidently
wished to got tho people OF boosla0d 70 uIa1t
from thcir moorings without any
couNTEnnALAKo1Na CURRENT or ooN1novERsY,
e. until they found themsolyes in tho "shall9Ws
waters Of plymontl1ia,n." Ho was too shrowa
to mako his real tcnets known in Scotland until
ho found he was getting "foothola among tho
peop1o;" thon should tho cloven hoof be mnao
, 1874-05-22
Donation to q HTnt:le Library From
tho CouDtcsk Of AbcrIocn."


tho CountcAs OF Abericcn."
The story Of George, Earl OF Aberdeen, us 1t
appoarel not long since in lepress, IL still fresh
Ia the mind. twill bo remembered TINT after
managing his eHtnteB md performing the duties
OF his position as Earl OF Aberdeen for littloovor
denly, aud for the purpose, as it is beloved, Of
learning from personal experience the condition
and 1is OF tile common sailor, in whose welfare
ho haa manifested Ercat interest aud strong
desire to be Instrumental Of bonefting. left his
homo with all It's lu1uries and privileges, and
took up the life Of a common sailor, under the
name Of George Osborn, which life 4e followed
for four years, or uutu Ills melancholy death at
eoa in January, 1870. Commencing before the
mast Us simple George H. Osborn, among stran-
and unknown, be by bis superior attui'iments
aud high moral character, Toaa rapidly
in tho ranks OF the merchant marlno,
alling In succession every position from tho
common sailor to tho master mariner. During
the Inst two years Of hIs life ho mndo hin home
in Richmond, in this State, and willis thore he
WAS constant patron Of tie Riohmond Library,
spending many hours there, and tho liat OF boolls
which ho took from the library as appoars by
the record, contains homo but Of tlu highest
ordor-standard works.. His mothor' tile ooun,
to the Richmond Library, through hor
friend, Mrs. Eleanor j.. ~ Baker, Of Dor
chester, Mass., LII volumes. Theso books hare
been placed In a separate case, upon Which ID
placed 4 tablet bearing ttis inscription "Those
Of George, Earl Of Aberdeen, who spent many
quiet hours III Richmond Library. He was born
'Docomber, 1841; lost at sea January, 1870. A
similar inscription also appears IN each book.
Mrs. Baker writes that tho Countess has fately
sent = present In money to the sesmana Society
In New York and Boston, to be used for tho
sealnan's Library to be taken to sea.--Ren'seoeo
Journal. - - ..
, 1874-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Highland Association Of Chicago will
meot tomorrow evening at Room 10, No. 14S
Madison street. All Highlandcrs ate invited.
Gen. I. N. Stiles will address tho students Of
tho Union College Of: Law in Superior Block
Saturday morning at 0 O'Clock on "Aow to Try.
Cauao." Law students generally arc invited.
Tho service for tho Pentecost festival will be
held in the slnai congregation at Martino's Hull,
lndiana avenue and Twenty-socond street, 1T
0:80 o'clock. The sermon md tha confirmation
will bo In tho English language.
; The Committee On Hospitalitiea for the anti
elayary neunion will meet at p. m. to-day ut
tho Office Of Hammond l. Bognet 1856 Dearborn
Btrcet.. It Ia earnestly deslrel that canvasHors
for placeB Of entertainment will make full ro-
ports. - -. +,
.. The Supreme Court for .tha Southern Grand
Division Of Illinois, will meet at Mount Vernon,
Jefferson County Tuesday. June 2. Tho e1amina-
ton OF candidates for admission will bo during
the first two days of tho term. Tho docket iB
expected to be more than usually largo, and will
embrace several cascs Of Importance from Cook
County. ,.-, ,.,
Thare will bs scientific meoting Of the State
hlicroscopoal Society Of Illinois, ut tile rooms Of
tue Acadomy Of Sciences, No. 263 Wabash avsnno.
this evening at 8 o'clock. A paper on the
microscopic appearances Of the brain OF tho in
sane by DR.. Waltor Kompster, Superintendent OF
will be read and Illustrated by photo-naicro-
graphs. full attendance Ia desired. Tho sci
entifo meetings Of tho Society will DO diacon-
tinuod during the summer and resumed On tho
9th Of October. - :..,
DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER. q
The Womanta Union Tomrefauco organization
of Chicago will observe to-day as day Of fnst-
ing and prayer at tho Clark Street Methodist
| Church, commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. m.
| ttrst llour-praycr Tor tho descent Of tho Holy
Bpirit upon all who shall observe The day.
Second Nour--For the work OF tho organization, md
| for Increased lgnt upon. our future plaus. '--'
Third Honr-Noou prayer-mooting.s
| Fourth IIonr-prayer for moderate drinkers, md
| for families who uhe liquor upoh thoir tables.
Fifth Hour-rrayer for Wholesale and retail dealers
lstillcr1 and brewers. drunsards, md al others II
| any way connected with the traffic.,
strth Hour-prayer for greater conservation to tn.
cause. and especially for Ohriatan woman WHIP haut
| apast from It. .. ..........
.Sersnth Hour-Forthe press. tho clergy, munfcina
authorities, tho Htguers Of tho pledge, and all connected
| with the work In any part Of the world.
, 1874-05-22

and trouble, II tho law will permit us, M wo un-
property away for tho consideration of II, nl-
though wc did It viii, tho bost Intentions, aud
with tho knowledge Of great many Of our
creditors. ronlain, Respectfully yours. faith
fully RouT. II. j. DLAKE.
OaIoAoo, May ii. 1874.