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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20
Coal.

Those wishing to add fuel to the fire
already Burning. or to make new hres.
should consult MIR. John d. Maclin, No. 81
Carondelet street, regarding the prices and
supply of the best PittsburR, anthracite and
camel coal. This gentleman has in store
large supply Of coal, and is prepared to fur
nish large and small quantities at the lowest
rates.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T .OUJSIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
FALL. MEETING. 1874.

first Dny-Tucsdny. December T.
FIRSv EACE-Hurdle Race. Two mites, over
eight hurdles. Club purse $780, First horse $50,
second horse s 1913, third horse $50.
SECOND RACE-"The SlOcOmb Stakes" for colts
and ii's :hen two years old: $23 entrance. p. p.
with : 900 added. Second horse to receive 5000.
and third horse 800. one mile. to carry three.
year old weights. Closed with eleven nominations.
THIRD RACE-Mile heats for all ages. Club
purse $50. First horse 8 400. second horse 100.
Second Day-Thursdny. December 3.
FIRST RACE-The Orleans Stakes. for colts and
6lles then three years old S25 entrance. p. p.
with S.ee added: second horse to receive S2o'.
and tie third $lbo. Two miles. Closed with
ewenty-t two nominations.
SECOND RACE-One mile. with 10" pounds ON
each: three year ods to carry their proper weight
Club purs. $40. FRS. horse $500. second lorse
&.5. third horse S25.
THIRD RACE-Two mile heats for all ages. Club
purse e:N. First horse $3.50. second horse $3.50.
Third Day. Saturday. December ).
FIRST RAcE-Handicap Hurdle Race. two miles;
weights to appear the day before the race. Club
purse $500: first horse. $3.50; second horse 800:
third horse. $50.
SECOND RACE-One mile and threequarters. for
al ages Club purse $500 first horse $3.50: second
horse. 500; third morse. $50.
THIRD RACE-Mile heats, three best In Eve. fOs
.. ages. Club purse $500. first horse. $3.50: Sec
ond hosse. 5i:a
Fourth Day, Monday. December :.
FIRST RACE-The Howard stakes. for colts and
El!ies then two years old: $25 entrance. p p. with
500 added second horse to receive $500. and the
third 500; winner Of the SlOcomb stakes to carry
seven pounds extra. mile. to carry three year
cid weights.
SECOND RACE-Conseiation race. one mile. for
horses tha: have and not won race dur
ing the meeting: club purse $500: first horse $3oo'
second horse $40 third jhorse s25.
THIRD RACE-Four mile heats. for all ages club
purse s 1900. first horse $1,000: second horse S20o
In all cub purses entrance free. and IN such
purses 4 walk over entities horse to first money
only.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20
Acaden,y Of Musics

Manager Bidwell is doing his best to
make people laugh and forget dull care in
these strange times. For the coming
week, which will be the last Of the Sheri.
dan and Mack Combination, he offers an en-.
tire change of bill. including the panto'
mine CT 'Old Dame Trot and Her Comical
Cat"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Examination In the Bankpuptcy Of ia
S'nMkA &

Examination In tho Bankruptcy Of Jay
Cooke & Co.
PHILADELPHIA, September i3.-Thc evis
dence given by Jay Cooke shows, regard
ing certain purchases Of Northern Pacific
bonds, that proper credits were not
given IN the books of the fru. for any such
purchases.
Fortifying tho Last Ditch at Delhi,
DELHI, La, September l9.-As a mass
meeting of the citizens held in Delhi, com
posed largely Of citizens of Franklin and
Richland parishes it was resolved as fol-
lows That we recognize no parish officers
holding commissions solely under Kellogg
the usurper, unless force is brought to com
pei an obedience; that we notify all per
sons attempting to hold Offices under such
commissions that they are obnoxious, and
must give way to those of the people 3
choice; that we hold as infamous all those
iOONrINURD ON H1ouru pAnRi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20
Bay0u San.

Yesterday morning the condition of affairs
at Bayou Sara was reported unchanged.
Senator Weber was compelled to take refuge
in the untry to save his life. Troops have
arrived there ere this, however, and it is
presumed all is nov quiet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20
The Temperature

The thermomete. at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street, on September l9, stood as
follows: At 8 A. M, 79o; at 2 P. NJ, sso;
at6P. M, sio. Lowest point during the
night Of September l5, 72o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20
COMPARATIVE.

Names Of Parties Who Signed the Cali.
N. Mussop,. John M. Parker,
Samuel Bell. o. Huard.
Henry Renshaw. Perry Nugent.
John (. Adams Il Co., William Sanchez,
Schmidt & Zeigler, NJ. Gillis,
Harrison Watts, f. +. DelbondiO.
w. II. Chaffe. Keep s. Raymond,
Charles Chatfe. Julius Vairin,
J. j. Gidiere. Robert Hare,
H. s. Addison. w. J. Hare.
J. NJ. Frankenbush. J. j. Warren.
w. w. Edwards. Emile J. O'Brien. -.
Miller & Diehlman, 5. B. Newman. Jr.,
Sam Flower, James X. Balfour,
Newman Il Kent. Paul f. Mortimer,
Behan Thorn & Co., Leeds Greenleaf.
N. Hillard. J. NJ. vandergriff T.
B. F. Glover. Brother.
John w. Parsons. S. n. Russ.
J: Is: Camors Il Co., Holt. Murray & Co..
NJ. Hinman. Paul Sanger.
J. 3. Sinnott. Woods. SIayback &
S. H. Boyd, Co..
w. w. johnson. Eugene Sonia.,
j. B. Levert. Louis Bush,
+. Is. Briggs. William A. Bell.
Henry Denegre. John N. Payne.
Names of Parties Killed Belou sing se the
White League.
c. Bruliard. r. G. Lindsey,
j. NJ. West, A. BOzOnier,
S. B. Newman. Jr.. +. A. Toledano.
I. III. Mohrman, j. X. Gourdain.
A. M. Gautier. W. G. Robins,
j. Gravel. Charles Hama.
One in fifty Of the signers killed in the
action. which is matter for consideration
for life insurance companies.
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Succession of William l.. Campbell.

Succession Of William l.. Campbell.
cECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH OF
- Orleans No 3. 45o.-W Whereas, Louise Dorf,ieile
widow of ". L. Campbell, has petitioned the
court for letter, Of administration on the estate Of
Notice ia hereby oivep to oil whom it may concern
to show cause within ten days why the prayer Of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
se2o IS 49, FRANK PACE, JR, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

The genuine weather reporter is . clap Of
thunder.
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Fortifying tho Last Ditch at Delhi,

IooNTNu1D on E1oagH PAax |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20
COAL.

TOHE y. MACLlNs
No. 81 Carondeiee Street,
r;-TsBuRG. ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL
COAL.
DEPOT HEAD OF SECOND STREET. FOURTH
.r1. I'm DISTRICT.
, 1874-12-06
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 5-Cor1oy-Quiet 1t na9lAi
futures closed steady; sales, 16 0U bAlss Ue'enoe
IA l7-32c; January, II 13-1eaal4 27-s2c; Febru.1,
Is 5-33e; March, l5A@l5 17-31c; April Is 9-15
Is 1876; May. l6 332c; june 1916 Jul1 !e usG'
CLoCn-Quies and prices unchanged RJs -four ro'
changed.
coRx-MRA1-steady; Western, A1o94.1.
GnA1N-Wneat iesH acttFe, closing easier; EteeFo'
22,Uu0 bu; No. spring, x1.18@L2e: No. 90, ~
$l.14@117 No. do, $l.03@1.G9; rejected, $l9 "a.
2chlclgo, t1.lt@1n; No. Sosthwsssern, FL; ~ ~
Minnesota, 5l-11H; No. 7Miluankee, Al34 gill
unRraded Iowa and Minnesota spring, A.07aL9 Fn'
ter red Western, 51.l9@1. %; amber do, s2s11SG y
white Western, $1os@l .3s. RE quiet At 95cstlV':
Barley quiet and held higher; prime Cansaa nes'
held at sl.eo. Malt qniet and drm Corn steaaJ VIZ
moderate inquiry receipts II, ,ooo ou: ml1ed rel
ern, old, afoat, 94I@95c; new do, 8s99le; old ~
new mixed. oohc: yellow Western and higc mixed
91a93c Oats scarcely 80 firm and less active; Eecell
1900 bu; mixed Western. 63970cs white, oHs'l7se
HAY AND HoP=-Unchangel
GnocEn1Es-Codee quiet. Sugar hrm zenn1nslp
to good, st.@5t.c: prime, 84c. rennea. nm ~.
trifGgal. 9 1-1Gc- Molasses anu nee q"s' @0D 49,
changed. 49, -s, su.
K.Sr-DIll !; strained s. osea9-3o.
Spr:rrs or TuapEsf1SE-Lower. Ut ASatAe
EG6s-Steaiy Western, esG529c, p,.,r,
PAo:1s1oxs-Pork quiet old mess' so'so. e. tar.
clea., l@11Ac; short elsar held at HIS Lafa S'~
ed hrn primo stea1n. l3ss9l3ac:
BrrrrR-Heavy Western, eoc5a3c.
caEEsE-Quiet, 1t 12h@13Ac.
WH1sKT-luiat, At sf.u. .,co. III
manufactured copper steady nsN ~
S37.Oo<a41. 10; American dull and hes7y, Il s1''"A
900, Klssia sheet, liz @15c, III gold .~o.a.n.
NA11s-Duu; cut, S5.51@s3.75; clnch, sas6sa~'
hor4eahos quiet and unchanged.
, 1874-12-06
THE CITY HAL.

AID. Heath looks forward to happy time With
tue itiuerapt King of the Sandwich Islands.
Ka1akana WAS one Of the b'hoyB when the Alder
mau last spoke with him.
The City Treasurer yesterday received "a, 93G
on vater-rents. aud 93,742 on city taxes. Hc
paid out 375.O00 in salaries to school-teachera
and the Board Of Health.
In the forthcoming address Of Mayor Colvin,
the losses in the July fire are estimated at about
81, 600, 900. The improvements destroyed aver
aged $40, 900 to the ncre.
The Board of Public Works announce that the
bridge On Halsted street will be completed aud
opened to tho public By the end OF next week,
thus opening the street from limit to limit.
All the Aldermen except AID. Gunderson yes
terday received Invitations to visit the washing
tonian Home On the occasion OF it's eleventh an
nivorsary We're some OF them to board there
for while, several Of the saloons across the
way would die natural deaths.
Mayor Covin yesterday received second dis
patch from the "great and good ]" kalakaua.
His Royal Higluess thanked him very kindly for
his invitation to visit this city, and very gladly
accepts It, He will first visit Washington, aud
see the .great and good" Father, visiting Chi
cago on his return.
Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday opened
proposals for the use OF tug-boat in making
Tins to the tunuel crib from date until April J..
1875. The contract was awarded to William
Harman, owner OF the tug - Tom Brown
Compensation ia fixed at $3.50 for keeping it in
readiness, aud 514 fer every hour Of actual ser
vice.
The Board OF Public Works yesterday notified
the West pari, Commissioners that the sewer on
Division etrect, bets cen Robey street and CALI
fornia avenue, must be attended to. One defect
was found in it at its completion, but tlis WAS
promptly remedied bv the contractor. who PROM
ises to give bonds Of $4,000 for the faithful per-
fotmauce Of the work.
The Board Of Public Works, having completed
, 1874-12-06

season. Joseph 1TedilI vas then presented
| to the audience the lecturer Of the evening.
The speaker had chosen for his subject,
lyto, to organize. and govern" The lecturer
| reforred to Italy, it's past and present history.
He dwelt at length upon Rome, from its esrllest
ages down to the present time. Its cnlmlnatlon'
it's decline. and it's fall. The audience WAS an
intelligent one, and the largest Of tho season
| thus far. Tue lecture was received evidently
with deep interest By the speakers hearers. and
at its close retired from the hall with the Batis-
| faction OF laviu. enjoyed highly instructive
| entertainment.
A very loud Gull to the charitable people Of the
| United States, for aid, comes from Sulth Coun-
t., kansas, one Of the unfortunate districts de-
| vastated by the grasshopper plague last simmer.
The call comes in the shape Of couole OF c'rca'
| lars which, are most feeliugly worded. and which
| officers Of Smith County. The applicants com
| plain that tho State Legislature has been nae-
sard!y IN dealing with them, aud has uiockrd
| them with stone when they asked tor bfeao'
Therefore, they are driven to seek aHe1ssance
outside Of the State and appeal for anything III
the shape OF clothing, produce, food. ETC, 1or
the relief Of the suferere The county has a.
ready exhausted most Of its resources 'u trying
to avert calamty from ruined farmers: IL ID
specially desired tlat the public should bear IN
ulnd that the sum Of S20. 600 has to be raised AZ
q fund wlierewi1h to purchase seed wheat, corn,
oats. potatoes, ETC., in the spring. II. Z. eona
has general charge Of the relief business for smith
County in Chicago, and is indorsed by many
OF our leading Businessmen. Mr. Il. X. Smith.
las charge Of the distribution. and everything
scnt to him, by rail or express. at Smith Centre,
whether money or supplies will be faithfully ap-
plled to the purpose for which y ls ooaateu tnS
circulars have been extensively distributed
araong the churches aud busness-houses OF
Chicago.
o'SE1L's EESEF1T.
A1r. O'Neil's benefit last evening ut Hooleys
neo rff ua
, 1874-12-06

THE at. cRO1x EAILR JAD BILL.
sp<c,ul Dtspatch to This Ch1eaoo 177onne.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. S. It ia the opinion
of the friends Of the Bayfield, i st. Crol1 Road,
whose bill stands No. 8 upon the House calen-
dar not to call 1t up till later in the session, and
meanwhile allow it to lie upon the table, The
friends Of th railroad say that the bill is sure OF
passage in tue House. It has already PASSED the
Senate. The bill extends the time for completing
the road for Ave additional years, 1t is stated
that 10 miles have beea built this last summer
under the recent Wisconsin Law.
LEd1BLATIyE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Tho House Committee on Appropriations to-
dar finished the Legislative Appropriation Bill,
the appropriation bills. This bill will be re-
ported to the House on Monday, and al order
asked fixing day for it's consideration IN the
Committee Of the Whole.
ITO the dssocioted Fress.l
THE MESSAGE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Tbo secretaries and
clerical force at the Executive mansion are to-
day engaged in making manifold copies OF tue
Presidents message for the press. It viii be
sent to both Houses Of Congress aoout O'Clock
on Monday.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day appoint
ed the following Internal Revenue o1hceis !:
William K. Anderson and D. 4. Brooks, GaugeEs
in the Second District OF Kentucky: Henry G:
Oyerstreet, Jesse Hill, David $. Barrett, and
James E. Mullgan, Storekeepers for tne Second
District OF Kentucky ....
COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO SEEKING ADMISSION.
New YoRK, Dec. 5.-Wasnington dispatches
House bills for the admission OF Colorado and
New Mexico. with the object Of adding four Re-
publican Senators aud two Cons1essmen to tho
present body.
, 1874-12-06
THE CITY.
aenrp.aartnN SERVICES.

'' r,T w4nAs,1-AyESuE SYNAGOGUE
The services at the synagogue ~ W. 40. 49,
bash-av. Yesterday morning, wore OF more .han
or5n,rv interest. In addition to the regular
s,nbath. , they we're also celebrating "chanu-
sah" 1Foast Of Dedication) in commemoratlon
Of the dedication ot .ne arn..ion sstu nf the son
Maccabees. Besides the eonit nA ,1sas ,oo,+ oo,
Of the Rabbi, the Rev. DR.. a. >. Messing' LOOK
nIace. The orthodox Hebrews do not have their
sons conn 4stas r,oca an the first Sabbath after
ton Always 'aA,o pAse - ,,;s 1Yth voar Fran
the young man has feachou n'' 4''n -
this time forward he ls cons'derea lu eiius
~ the Jewish community. and is al~aTs counted
~ making up q - mlnnjou or meaolnloon
(quorumC
The chapter usually read from tne - tno'I a..
rornc contir1nant. who acquitted himself very
s.rsd;fahiv. Alter this he read from the Old
Testamort ChaDs z, 8, aud II or Aacnal1an.
, 1874-12-06

LONDON, Dec 5.-l-te Of discount N open Io@ IN
Of England rate Conso!s-Money 1s951H aeto4It
Ole 85s io6:. 67s. 1oa1l lo4os, lo4H; NJ y
l03: New York Central 81; Erie, o64 pEeief'e '''
PARIS, Dee. 5.-Reates, 81 francs Tue.
FRASKFoar, Dec. 5-'62s, 9G4. ..n. nib
L1vrRpoo1, Dec. 5.-Eyening-Cotton dna; ;;.a M -
diug I'D 0r:eans shd; sales II, 100 bales wv
speculation and export, and ), 500 Amencaa Il.
Ic1d. e4s III: ehouldera. x5s. Hau1s-Long ca1 ~
Tallow, T. c., a2s Sd. Cheese, new, &C.,
, 1874-12-06

on: specnlation,- ia not ma
which will stand the test Of reason n G;lsnment
cont templated big raid On the Tre, an AIN Pr
yet 1t will be pressed With Persistence ~, aud
with q kind Of gush which some peo,'1a ~! es;a
Tor eloquence. 1t will bear great dss1 ~ ~. ~:
lan1 Watching BY the honest press Of ths "a ~
try, and by honest men in Congress- 'ae eoun-
Schemes OF "1sTEnSAL 1IPRovr,rrr
am not an unqualified enemy to ali sah.
ci Internal improvement. Some OF tbe r:nes n,a;os
embraced in Senator WINDOWS omn,rs rsolecss
e1um plan are entitled to respectful con. s asa.
tion; because some Of them, cons;ructaa tuaoefs
b. private capital. might very greatly ara.s, sel,
the commercial facilities OF the country tsusoi
add to the legitimate profits Of priyata hr aaa
An influential Republican Journal st.,s. 'tslnesa
party which shall put most men to work nai 1;m st
serve best OF the country. It is not tha ~ tI ae
ness Of party, nor Of Btatesmansh;n :. oosi
1aen to work. It is the province Of s.s,asP ~ P9
ship to provide national politv bY which %
general prosperity shall be assured. Han ,s1 sst
Will put themselves to work. Th,s !. mea
theory OF Free Government; tha - o.t1 tae
is the soup-house theory OF Goyernrunsaaaess usaes
than which nothing is more illogical in raasest
or disastrous and humiliating in nrac+;n., ;'oa
suits. Tie po]ity now demanded shonIS ~ ~
brace aound currency; reform in transr1rt,.s.ss' ~
to be brought about more by private en;arnr;s, ;9u
than By legal interference; the resurrzchnrn
ouI nn'Pp4ue; tus uue development Of Or,
gteaI inuuslrles tne mod1ncatlon Of the fuia:
10 10 eoial lenent u 1n9 noef1y OF the ciczsa
State. - III
4ueSo ptinc'p4ea auo measures embodied il
uuf pen1s, tne peop'e Ma5 WIN perfect gafs,7
" ielI 70 "ola out 1aeae own prosperity .ad
eaos1an'sat :PIosle1s: tne1e Dc anY s7ea
u. esnun5 ~ 1es'naa 4mp1oseMene' Tier, u il
leaIiy uEuauoeo oy ine nauon, by lts preset
auu tusute eongac'al ;usa n'eaesss "a whole. tts
uo'etAst .a Asut nea ouo"eA lend 1t ih9
oaueLtou ~ itn n"e* ~. W ~ oa peE-mell into
var. auI conpnea.eo seuene ol improvement,
IN o1uer enat ehe Gosetuneut may :" Put meo to
"olA, wou1a pe slup!y ~ extend tue un.isa
poacy WHICH nas Plesa,1so 1or years and Whca
- very large1S lespons1o'e lof the facts that 80
many nea e'e uo" 1ole' anu 10 many haea ct
business oeplesseu. 1ue ou"1se po!cy to which
le'es eau oni5 10 .ns n,' nneesssat5 mtetseteaes
" ~" WIN tiauo. tn4s iu1el4eIence nas d1ect-
gu BUSINESS iuto Alt,1leaa! eaauneie, aud We nux
nave tue ts5u't pteoac'eo u HI thoosatful men:
"loesp1eao o'eas1es.
1A1 iAAiff.
~ - use 49,. .e sue sas. tungs nss1a
iu1tner. n4.nan .ue pas. "eeh VI 10. There have
peeu 1u'oostons " isgi ieeea'a9l,e men ot dit.
ierens hnes u oano1act"1e ana Trade - tol-
1ows
l. Manu1ac1afelS VI 11ua- .. Dealers IN Heol
ems. D. Manu'actusels u co..oneoods. L 4an.
o1aGtale1s " ctoehety. y. ouea1-9eae1s.
~ tnese great 1noustIles M ano branches q
business nn@e III s"}1ne 'ua' tae5 are greasiI
1ople " esseo auu "nl nAso ~ stt'aa ope1auoak-
, 1874-12-06
WABASH AVENUE STREET-RAlLROAD
A TALK WITH MR. FARGO.

The proposed street-railroad On Wabash ave-
me created considerable discussion and called
forth some warmth Of expression at ft1day =
ueetine Of the Council. The names OF the
projectors we're mentioned,-tle names OF men
connected with the chiefest enterprises OF this
snterprising clty,-men whose commercial status
for ability aud integrity is not e1ceiled. If
.oualed, in the community. Yet these facts did
not save the project from being denounced as
iob. s.rhero IVES steal in II" Aldermen clled
cut. But it may appear, upon investigation, that
the steal, or rather JOB. is Oh the other SIDE -,
reporter OF IAE TRIBUNE coh'eiseu "itn
sc1.me 1Lr accommodating; the residents OF Lhe
South Division, yesterday afternoon. Or.
Fargo, in reEly to the reporters queries. sad
tie projectors vi this scheme were W \ Ewing,
pad himself No money had yet been sub
scribed. He was convinced tho railroad would
pav. otherwise nc would not conuecs himself
With the scheme It Was i'uro oos'a hue bilsl-
ness transaction. taken up by them because they
felt that they would supply wa1,t. IAe prop
erty-owue1s yr tAc avc:iue up u Twenty-secvud
s1sact aud tEo lCsdc,lte were nli III 1ayoi
OF it, ard if lnjunctlons wero obtained to pre-
va1. its extcl!sl.u stuthward beyoEd twenty
svcsnd ..rect. they should still haSa paying
roll There WAS 10 cll.caucrr. or JOB, Or steal,
" whatever else thcse wiaeacres might please
- call it. III this project Tuey tae:ht to build
:..ad and equip'it we'll and respectfully aud siieY
1.caut TO nuke it prove lemuuerat1ye in legitl-
mate way. The effect .of the construction Of
SUCH 4 ,,ad could not but onhance the vIlue OF
tic property ou the avenue.
Ec,ur:er-i,u yuu npprelend any serious op-
pc6iii.n 20 tie Irolongatlun OF .he load south-
ward beyond YwaLty-sccond strest
Mr. FasSo-No at preseut, opinion is rather
tli,:tiyi It1ere about Us ulany against 1t az
:!,rre IRE iur It. Ent, once the Ene is i'll run
1.l,::; order to Twc::;y-second street, there will
be III further oris,slIon-
ke,.orter-lou mcan to press the matter be-
fo1o il1 Cunncl:
Nr raryn--ies; we will so before the Coun-
eli aga.l. and use every lawful means to gain our
2utlpIc.
, 1874-12-06
MARRIAGES..

---<~~~-~~--~~~-~~~<~-~~-- Shs
FYFE-FYFE-At aa6 Waueu-av.. Dec = .! ~ ~ Eta
William Joius'un. OF Montreal, Gnosxe 1''s
Ty!e, both Of this city. t IL.
R-TURSER-p1.ate1y, st B'sa1ba Z = VII. ;i.
March t. 1874. by the Rev. Il. Groves M d N'
stcr and Bliss Flora Turner.
eE- Napic1vtlls tI1l.) papers please eop5: +h.M
ANDERSOS-FLETCIIER Byron H'h 'hyo1 Nv :T.n.s
1t the residence al tho brides sister, ~ ins the
Eeokman, Mr. G. F. Anderson and Miss H. " 6N'
bu:u OF this city. No c1Fds- h.r Il
the TesIdeucc of the brides parents. 1ss Non
~. bytshe Hey. Dr.. Goodw William i. HAreon''
Faunie Z. Crosby. both OF ChicsGo.
, 1874-12-06
DEATHS.

ALLES-Moses NJ aiicu At tho Ecsids snco y. ,hi:dtt,
n-lA@. james t. Hunacnao. No. 20 1ono
DEG. !, at li:1 r. 80 . ,.rtock .. Il
Prayers At the house Sunday, ths 9Th. It oe''
Remains taken East for t1esment. -. .nn
DAkNLEY-On the 5th inst. Ch11ls. aalA''
Carrie and j. " DAsnley. r.1b
LASG-John A. Lang. Of consumption LA q
lii frcnds aud members OF the profession ~ He7t
fully Invited to attend his funeral t:p1u st - Saadt
tai, Fourteenth.st. and lndian1aT., to-o9'
Dec G, At2 2p.m- ~. ,t,cx
PEASE-Dec. 3, at her residence, Cha1teEE Ps,sa
Hartford, Conn.,. Louise Chapm.n via q Thsnu,aa d
this ctty. u.. ri.
PETrIBONE-Dec.4 T. at Fond du Lae C.soIIs A. Iss I'd
o}SeE BuS{ Tt!s To- f snesas chesso Il