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Desire to inform their friends and the public
that they are Mt the old stand, prepared to do
all kinds of tin work. ana will have full sup
ply of stoves and tlnware in three or four
weeks.
Dallas, November II. 235dlm
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broker, c0nycyNMeeV ANA EO.
tary public. OllCG--&O. EU5
Eamar street
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Will tell, and the Cosmopolites mean
to give the city hospital rousing bene-
lit, If it takes all the scrip in town Fri
day night.
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Just received Il fancy assOrt-
nent OC fancy goods az lIIe
Great SOHtiSegII 530llHr Store.
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Ere the substance fnd

Ere the substance indeA,'
And the place TO do II Ia at FreemonB CAL
lery, whore nothing but hrst.class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 23jd2w
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The best place 90 buy y0Wg
crOciacry ana quecHsvWre ~ sAe
Dollar SgOTC.
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TYFokMATI0N W1NiTTIED-ifJ0S sen6 mia,
4 Is IN town call on or address NE br, nLisn
Any information of his whereabontsp r ru,i1
Si Sadst received F. F. B., Herald ONCE. oe
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hlAlllsIraD.

lulllH WOHn-At the resilen1e Of
Judge ~, A, lierYn, 100 lhis eily, on Tuesday,
nrremhHr 4, is1i, hY he ieY, 81, Bone, john
laIiluA, jon l.hl,, I'D l'Hltsilue, ana Mlss Anhpi
dnulnifr M colonel 4, j, Word Ut Palestine
Au cards.
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2lhdeolb Attendant rresbytem,

The Ladies' Ala aud Benevolent society Of
H. Matthews parish will mot at Mrs, Ross
er'h, bia Pearl 6ireel, north OF Ross avenue,
Wednesday al halfpasl . o'clock,
FANNIE "a YElt Reofetary.
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40 ihe CLERGY aud Ipity Of ine nioreao
81 IeAHa,

paAHsi NpYnmhr2l ihil,
RlrTuRHH-uur HHi us.oYai brother in
phrisl the worry Row unnrlm um-
rell, u, D., dean, rlo, is 90 lo con .faioi
Missionaly bishop of northern IpAus iu
Trinity cathedral, umapal hebWsflun tho
fourth Sunday 10 Ad,ept prcnmharthe 2ilhl
~ ehnur pi elpYen u.r.nell a, n
the Right row u. II, dlWNon. I'D, Ll
d. hping the epnbpaWluG Vac itl8hl Row. d.
D. Iutllo, u, d., Missionary hishopnf Uah,
preacher Win tho llght Row william II,
Hare ID, D., missionary Bishop pf Nlubrgra,
and the Hight HsY, y, 3, hpauliiugl y, pn
Missionary Bishop uf Colorado, pnaanlem,
fou are cordially Invited 10 BIZ present,
should yOu boo able 20 come, plense iniurH
the undersigned without delay, that acnum-
mediation may BIO secured Tor sou, by order
~ tho presiding bishop,
JAMES PATERSON, Omaha,
HHUHuA w, BilVertilon
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dallas Real Estate and building Asso.
citation.
10 the stockholders OF the Dallas Real les.
tate and building associations
Your directory would respectfully report
the following balance Of tho books of the M.
soclallonialSo, u statement OF tho funds no.
ceived aud expended by your present direc.
torye
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WINDOW AND lSGUEURE
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Fer clothing, hats, caps and
shoes, for ~ mere song, go to the
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FulIE-At his residence Ia this city, sum
dnyi Wlh Instant, 40 4 :, M Of consumption,
lrnaHrIul, t0pia, ~, D,i a native OF virginia,
unl % resident nF lhia elly for the past Two
Araia,
nalllmoloand Galveston papers pleasecopyl
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TEMPERANCE BOOKS
OF all kinds are constantly kept
at Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
, 1874-04-22

ty Board was organized, tho origlnnl planB for
building had boon alrcaay aceeptod md
wero satisfactory to tho old board, but whom
A1easrs. Doelo anl Bingcr ostno to look tho
affair oYor., thoy concluded that coils. 10 foot
pslatial for or orininsls md r tat In lint portion Of
tho plarls' Should DO rotnodolod. Also lhut,
until tho new Oourt-Houao could 10 built arnrt-
n' monta should be prepared for tho County
Rocorlor, who had boon monopoIixod by tho
Times. Tho result Of that change was
that tho arclteets lad to prepare an
however, to tho foundations already dono aud
tho seweragc, which bad been Ind during tho
wlntor. This 1abor, with oxponaeH Incidental
thereto, tho Arm Of Armstrong l. Eagan COLI
sltor worth tho $4,000 extra voted by tho Board,
and they havo nothing furthor to offor in ox~
planatlon Of tho matter. Mr. Armstrong con-
aidorod tho amount only worry moderate rornu-
noration for oil tho trouble placed upon his
Shoulders and those Of hta partner.
, 1874-04-22
Royal Costumes.

At tho last " drawIng-room" Queen Victoria
woro black watored Bile dress, with train
trimmed with Grape, embroidered in black silk
and iot also ruby and diamond dsdom, over
4 long whto tullo voil, md diamond and ruby
necklace NJ and brooch, bosldes variety Of orders.
The Princess Of Wales woro droHs Of white
satin with plaitings OF satins aud ostrich feather
trimming tue train Of white satin also, with
plating Of satin aud ostrich featl1or trimming.
llsr hoatl.dress oonHsted Of a tiara OF diamonds,
with foathors and q veil. Tho Duchess OF Edln-
burgh wore a pottiooat Of white tullo oyor whito
sllk, spanglod with silver and striped with
wroathB Of rosoH, and a train OF tho same mate
rial trimmed With u wreath OF roaes and plait Of
silver atripod with bands OF silver and rosos.
rubiog, with white feathers aud veil,
, 1874-04-22


The city collections deposited with the Treas-
uror yesterday amounted to $4,000. Ho was
also ntrustod with 81; 800 water ratoH. - :.
AID. Clark has asked the Corporation Counsel
for an opinion aa to the power OF tho Common
Council to demand 3 pawn-broler's fec from
bankers who loan money on pledges Tho ans
wor will 'be in tho negative. aa bankers do bust
noss under the provisions Of National and
State law.
Tho Bonrd Of Public Works yesterday awarded
tho following contracts for lumber: To Holt
Balcomb and King, GOO nj foet 8-inch pino plank
at 310.24, and 5O0 m feet 2-inoh piue plank, at,
a10.24; to Charles Kiotz j. Bro.,: l5 nj feet 2x4
ptno at s10.50; to P. r. Driscoll, 800 m foet g.
Inch oak ut 4t8,25. A contract for gravel was
awarded to G. ", padolford, at $1.56 pcr yard
The Board also spent como time In considering
the annual estimates.
The weekly report Of tho Sanitary superin-
tendont, presented to tho Board Of Health yos-
terday afternoon showed TINT the number Of
deaths during tho week onding April IS was Ill,
an increase OF over tho preceding week. The
number Of mules who died was 52 and Of 1o-
males 30, aud so wore married and 81 single.
The principal causes Of death were as follows:
is; enteritis. 4; hydroccphaluB, 4; bronchitis.
4; old ago, 4. The mean thermometer during
tile weok was AZ degrees. Tho report was ac-.
copied, and ordered on file. The report of tho
Health Officer, showing satisfactory state
Of work In bis Department., was similarly
disposed Of. Communications from the Cor
poration Counsel, dotlning tho powers OF sanl-
tRry policemen; from the Board Of Public
Works, asaing for annual estimates ). and from
II. G. 1pauldlng, requesting tho Board to inspect
and condemn adulterated liquors, woro road and
properly referred, "
, 1874-04-22


The Hon. ". X. McAlliater, Associate Juatice
OF the State Supreme Court, il at tho Briggs
House.
Dan MUM, Supervisor Of informal Revenue
for thia district, WAS at Durkes Hotel yesterday,
aud left for Washington In the cyeniug.
Ell. x.Connty Clerk Joseph pollak and DR.,
Ernst Schmidt loft tho city yesterday for Eu-
rope
Liout.- Gen. Sheridan, as President of the
Cavalry Corps Association OF tue Arnos OF tile
United statea, las issued . cali for a noetiug Of
that body At Harrisburg, pa., May IA.
The Young Mons ohrstian Association Is or
ganizing Young Mcn'a Lyceum, Tho frat
meeting will be hold Tuesday evening at tloir
rooms No. 148 Madison street.. !
Otto II. Metz, tho wol-lnown aroLitoct. who
has been abRont IN Europe for the mast i've
MONTHS returned homo yesterday iu tho enjoy
lnent ot. good health, hr. Motz proposes to con-
tinue the contest for thu Court House mud
aays 1lo came back at the right time.
Prof. Nathan Sheppard gaye his lecture Oh tho
writings OF George Eliot, in Ht. Johns Church,
Ashland avolluo, yosto1lay afternoon to d mod.
crate sIxod audience. But all present came to
, 1874-04-22
CRIMINAL.

EnochI B. stcvenB, Of the firm Of hurry Nell
Hon d Con clovator-mon, appeared before Judge
Gary yesterday morning, and gave bond in the
aum Of $1,000, aud got q continuance with the
noxt torn Of tho Court.
Ncllle MCGUIRE and Mary Mcdonnell, the two
girls who wero convicted Of shoplifting at tho
New York store, woro before Judge Gary yegter-
day, who suspended their sentences, md Hont
them to tho Homo Of the Good Shepherd.
-" THE POLICE COUNTS.
Justice Bcnllys docket presented tho names
yesterday morning OF thirty offondorh. Fines to
lootod.;
g. e. Armstrong, bus driver, was arrostod
Monday for boating his horses III 3 brutal and
outrageous manner, and yesterday morning
Justice soully fined him @f5 on q Charge OF
cruelty to animals.
George Reynolds and George Johnaon, tho
youths Who wero arrested for breaking into the
saloon No. 1857 South CLARK street and stealing
quantity OF cigars and whisky, wero again before
Justios ,Boylon yoatorday morning, md wore
hold over to tho Criminal Court in bonds Of @7o0
Yesterday lady who was stranger In tho
city, whto buying stamps In the Post Ofice, loft
her pooket-book on tho window. A yigilant
thief, who was on tho lookout for just snoh m
escaped, leaving tho jady without cent with
which to continue l1er Journey to Fort Dodge,
IT,, where, sho said, Bho belonged. A benovo-
entKontloman taking pity on her distress raised
a respectable contribution for her among tho by
stauders. and sont her on her way rejoicing.
Henry Togmoyer, tho man who WAS nrrcsted
lust wools for koopfug disorderly house, and
took change Of yonuo from Justice, 6cully to
Justice D0ydon, WAS yesterday before that Jus
tioe' to answer At low dance given at Ills
house on the night Of tho 18th inst, cutting
n1ray took place between two women Of tho
town, aud Minnie Brown, ono of them, was sori-
ously injured. The oitizons hnyo eiguod po-
tition to tho Mayor to revoke the liconae of tile
establishment. Justice Boyden was occupied
nearly oil tho morning loaring evilonco in tho
case against Togmeyer, and fined him tho sum
OF 300 md sent him UP for thirty days.
William Ford, with companion, way1aid hIr.
Murphy Monday night ut the corner Of Madison
mud Morgan stroots. Murphy, on being knocked
down by tue roughs, alarmed The police officer in
that locality and Ford was arrested his COM
panion making his escape. Yesterday morning
Ford was before Justice Houlfy to answer to tho
charge Of assault aud committing robbery.
Murphy testified TINT he was a halter by trade
:and lived at No. 438 Fourth street. and was ON
lo1 State atroot.. Monday night about 10
O'clock, at the place above mentioned, ho
WAS assaulted by tho prisoner and companion,
who robbed him of 800. Murphy being in an
intoxicated condition, his story about the loss OF
tho money was homowhat "misty" but Ills ap-
pearance gavo undeniable proof TINT he hid
boon assaalted,-his faco being black-and-bluo
and badly swollen.-and the officer tostifyiug
TINT Ford bad committed the assault, for what
cause could not be aaoertainod, tho Justice flnod
him $25.
, 1874-04-22
THE COURTS.
miscellaneous nu*lnoss Trnnanctcd
Yostortlnys

m,.a,..,,, a,,. t n..-,..
vc.ta..s.
us.ps SUPERNATURAL a
And now comoB tho Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy Railroad COMPANY. and u,,1tca oomn]aint
aaaiust II. n, Miller In C,onntv rrooanror.
H." nan,n.n1 oa,nt,%i.a 1 o'u.y aea saaa
OF land which 1t has In Cook County, ia have
boon aBaosscd and taxed. twice. Tho usual
v tha sae onp nss 1aa a gone .fo"sh %'.n
s'ao been aascssed, most unjnstly, wherefore 1t
prays an injunction.
lTEsrs, -
rho sc1ooppo bnI,aan cornua ,v,t, l.. ;,oo,asa
al. ~ osnoopp' ""'o"' 'oiP"S WILL oo acolaeu
tna lno1nsn8'
Judge !sogors is still engaged with tho Wright
paco tosaav on tho -, aorta, %l
Tho woll.Inown csan " "'fn nov1a aVu oegn mUu,
aganat il. D. 1ailoy, involving some il" contrasta S
Moore. -" ''''' - A'''N''s 0o'ofS 'uoe'
caaos Is going on boiore Judge ttn:" Jsmoaon. p0'A
Eugene .0irard Aasianao hec,n anil
against Charles Hauill, Claiming 81 900. ~
Tho ordor OF dismissal in IL" tn' caso ~ potor
Hinklo was made absolt1to.
The Assignee Of tic Gormanje fllod q report
showing that no had Bold aomo desperate notos
and Judgments for an aggregate Of 8I,l0G.l0.
and saket1 TINT si1nh sale 6n cnnflrmci 1ho aoio,
wna nonrnynd =: w 1A' o"'o
In thn 1nattnr ,rI n Nav, .1,o .,,. -, H..
~ tnu Ilattef oi y: b"M Mhyo, tno bale or tho
pankfnpta stook TO Mafah was confirmed.
LII tno matter OF WoHtortnnn d Aohoenfngor,
an order OF attachment ngainat the bankruptB
VnH made, aud an ordpr for tho examination of
Herman Kestner, Charles Knoblendorf and
Vorrho nulilinc Il Co. m TIM 9Ett inst .nk
10 .: m: !
A dividend OF 20 per cont wAs mnie In thu case
Of Franoa Munson. :
SUPERIOR COURT IN nn1EF.
U. A. Blake 6 Co. began q suit against John
Campbell d. Co., claiming $4,000.
, 1874-04-22

At the last meeting Of the Cook County Com
mssIoners the sum Of $4,000 WAS voted to Arm
strong l. Egan, architects Of the now Criminal
Courthouse mud County Jail building, for
"oxtras,"--a somewhat mysterious and unaatls-
factory designation.
A reporter Of Tile TRIBUNE SAW 1Ir. Arm-
strong yesterday, and asked him what this peou.
linr ttem meant.
The architect stated that. when the new Coun-
, 1874-04-22

listen. md wore oyidontly highly gratiAod. Tho
looturor trontod Mrs. Lows. aa tho dolnoator Of
views by portinont and characteristic readings
from her works. Tho litorNry character Of tito
lecture WAS admirable. Tho iloxt In tho cuurso
will DO on Charles DickonB, and will bo gyen
Tuesday at $3.50 D, IN.
, 1874-04-22

nuyers Of carriages, roadwagons and other vehcles
will ho peaaed to learn that Hdebakur rnh, Nanu.
facturinR Company" OF South Bend Ind,, ara omen.
Ing raclass carriage repository at 2g5 Wabash ave.
nue. The fin0st work in tic country viii annn in m
exhibition 1t this repository :"
, 1874-04-22

Attention IL called to tho advertisement Of Thouas
=. Aryan, E!mhnrst, Dupaas CO., Ill.,, which will bt
found In another column, ~ "
, 1874-04-22


The Dlroctressos Of the Orphan Asylum will
hold special meeting at the Asylum, this after.
noon at o'clock.
Tho Ladcs' Aid Society Of All Saints Episco-
pal Church, meets at Mrs. Hayen'a, No. l72 North
Morgan street, Thursday afternoon. A full at-
tendance ie requestod,
The Rolief aud Aid Society has three hundred
men and boys daily applying for work. Business
young mon, with tho best OF references, mo-
chhnics Of all kinds, and laborera can bo fur
niahod OIL short notice. -,
On May i the Chicago & Alton Ra,lro I'D Com
pany will reduce the passenger rates between
Chicago and st.. Louis from Oil (flrst-olass) to
50; and from 80 (aocond-class) to $3.50.
Silver Link Lodge, No. 521, I. 0. o, F., will
give banquet aud ball Monday evening at Tur-
nor Hall, on West Twelfth street, in honor Of
tho tifty-tlfth anniversary Of tho Order, All
Odd Fellows are cordially invited.
There wil1.be an informal business meeting of
tho membera Of tho Chicago Christian Union ju
the Locture-Room, No. ia Madison street, to
advise with members Of the Board in regard to
tho bost moana Of advancing tho interests of the
Union, onlarglng it's work and increasing its
nEofulnesa in tho city. all members aud
1raonds OF The Union are requested to attend.
, 1874-04-22
NATIONAL LINE OF! STEAMERS

N0TIoEThis M 5 Company tho rak Of as,s.nco {up
passenges the boa possible auarantoo or sssefy ina
ayoldsnoe Of dsnRer At mont southoy route as
hSsdls9rs nS 3f Ast!ipA tfo N:T X9fH LvEKp0of
Now York for (diroct} cvory fortnight tabin
pasaaEo &C. as9 tg currency; stoefaEc, t2 ouency.
rard. WILLIAM MAQALISTER, Gonorai Weststn
Agent northeast CLARK and EaudolpheS foppo..
alto now Sherman I1ouael Chicago,
, 1874-04-22

h1HEs1orVH V8WeKo Starch, 068-1QQ0
Pure.
No other manufacturer Inns aver reacl,e this docroo
Of porfeeton. Families. Aotes, aud lauudries much
prcfar these gopds "a 1t produces hard ustral fnts1
, 1874-04-22
r., LEGAL. j.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

State Of Illinois, County of Cook as: Superior Court of
Uook County.
Rhoda Hurnanl. Arthur Dnrnan, Lts1e Duruaul, and
Frank BuEnam ". Miller Durnam, Partition.
Public notice Is hoteby given that, In pursuance of
NJ q APRIL ls7i tho nndsrslaaed 4; j. A.oTol 9. IT.
J said COURT 10 eosetAl order entered In said on
te 18th day Of April 1874. will Monday tho tth day
Of hg premises heIsinstsr dc,S5ibod ss 4
lolnK preiaot, altna the Oily Of Ohlosgo
CnuntJ Of Cook, aud State ct Illinois, to;wit:
The north twenty feet Of Lot 7hlu Block four IT,
IN Fractional sestton Fifteen Addition 70 ohoaRo the
linz Of Wabnsh-a., and excluding cast Of tho sans
Uniform nidth Of twsny feet oae hppdsed and eighty
Terna OF talo: onoaf Of tho purchase prioo cash In
haud tho balance credit Of nix months from tha day
Of skls With INTEREST at the rate Of eight par poi
annn such baanoo to 30 sequrod BY t5uet doea mort
tia payment Of said balance, " ~
OAl0Ado April ~, 1871.
$:}$: !! jS}SSsIIgEs 1$SER#5E j$S}SSSsIIgEsan;} Commissioners.
, 1874-04-22

THE DECORATION ASSOCIATION.
Tho General Committee appointed to superin,
tend the ceremonies to be observed on Dccora.
tion Day, met yesterday evening in the Grand
Paoiao Hotel. The meeting was rather small
one, about forty gentlemen and six ladies' being
present. In the absence Of Mr.. j. H. McVicker
Chairman Of the Committee, Mr.. 8. II. Moore
was called upon to preside. ~
/. A question arose as to whether. members OF
tho Grand Army Of tho Republic were membors
of tho Association, and 1t WAS generally admit
tod that they were, and had right to voto atita
meetings. = :.
Gen. Chotlain stated that 1t would be we'll tor
the meeting to receive tho report of tho Com
naitteo. A memhor made a mo ton Of adjourn
mont, urging that the Army Of tho Republic was
not fully represented, but after brief debate
the motion was abandoned, and 1t was decided
individual members wero ready to report and to
complete the organization Of The Association:
Gen. Ohetlatn reported that In ton books Of
the fifteon in possession Of members Of the Com
mlttae there arc ninety names, making sum
On motion the report Of the Committee was
accepted, said Committee. however, not being
discharged by ouch acceptance.
Judge II. II. II. Wallace moved tho appoint
Ing Of q Committee On Organization, consisting
Of, ton members, said Committee to report in 3
week. He was sure that the BucoesB Of the
enterprise would depend upon the nature Of itH
organization, wtict. should ba accomplished
without tho intorleronce Of personal preference
for friendB, either living or dead.
Col. sohatfnor seconded tho motion. ..
Mai, =. III. Woods stated that tho appointment
OF the Committee WAS in diroct violation Of, at
any rate, the npirit OF the constitution Of tho
Association. It was understood that the 'eleo-
t1on Of tho officers would be by ballet.
Judge Wallace Haid that le would not insist
upon tho Committee. All tlo wanted was TINT
the election should not bo proceeded with with
out due elaboration. The motion was then put
totho mootEng and carried, mud tho Chair up.
pointed Judge Wallace and 1laj. Woods Com
mittee to nominate the Committee on Oreapiza-
tion, which thoy did, presenting tho following
namos James Stewart, l.. p. 1sumsey, 4, i,
Chetlain, Col. Hiliard, =, e. Ryan, Mai. Word,
L. 6ehalner, Alosdames ". II. Smith, j. Levin,
and Hattie Low.
The report was adopted, and, on motion, It
waa resolved that tho Committee oontiue tlloir
attentions to aeleoting the names Of candidates
for the offices OF President, Secretary, and
Treasurer.
Tho meeting adjourned until noxt Tuesday
evening.
, 1874-04-22

The matter Of tLo celobration Of the laying of
tho >cornor.atono -. tho naw Cuotor, -iTo1sa
.,,,,.,s"s. 49, 49, Wv ~" o.,, 1
mnen 10 W saho place On tno Iatn Of no1s june
is beginning to assume such shape as promises q
remarkable gathering OF pooplo from ali partB Of
TIM oo,ntrv In w,tnaoa a ron,orhsh1o ovnu+ r,,o
vor,ona f,om,,;,too, ~, Era,,,ti,., r;,,,,as -
oouu',ttooo ~ f'aeous''e, FINANCE ano
slngly md conformity, convening in general
nooting nt tho Sherman Houso at o'clock,
Gen. Macarthur occun;od tho chair rha b,,.;.
noaa hoforo tt,a ho,r ,vos ~
t,sss 10y oou5 vas " p1epntatoly na-
tnre, ana 1ttlc was dono except to talk over va
rl9ns plana.
1s was decaded TO havo Homo kind Of an at
tfaotVo feature outside or the event taelft which
Wonid iurniah entertainment to tho crowds: "a
number Of thinRs wore euRgestod, Bt'ch as lake
excursion, pTlzea Tor bcst-dfillod organizations,
Hranu exh1pitlon OF. 1re-works, eto., but
NJ ino1mhg sefy dohnlte was Determined on. In
Ire Ihood.Ve t3 t, committee meeting u was agreed
taat sne clty pe hsReu 70 m9ke the dhy h0lfuAy
aitef - O'CLOCK, and the citzonB wore requested
70 anticipate the Fourta OF July by Illuminating
tholf houses, displaying Tags, aud otherwise
oeie3lanng. al CIVIC ofeahlzatione were invited
aa 70 y ars IN ~ to n9
me West; IT., Inc Mhsonao body alone will
DrinG po,OVo INTO tho hoid, and tho Odd Fellows.
o1pected to lave as mapy. They vii ali % bo In n
grand spootaoo or Of pomn and anav Irsa:s nw;ts
fiena viii -" ;anad !, III thn s - ~"
..etnt ~. ~ NV. ~ ~ .o u 1a9
natlo9 70 Flslt NC" OhlcaEo on tho occasion. 1t
Is understood TINT Con. Sheridan, who has been
appointed Grand Marshal Of the Day, with liB
Aids-tlo- Camp as Assistants. viii order a section
Of artillery from Rock Island to be nrosent. ' no
TINT tho citizons n,nv h. nrnnnr1v ,raLnna5
W. s = u.o ;eSa ;H1o nny W Ptupo4.S naheAeo
w. ~ ~ III; ino ha m ot te event
tlon VIII 10 lssued ny the E1ocutlVe COMMITTEE
tn few days, asking tho citizona to take part,
and explaining more particularly tho dcsipnB of
tho managers OF tie celebration,
Az an eyidenee Of nnnrccintion IT. NAV bo
stated that somo ontorpris;ng Individual las al
readv engaged thu avaj1nGIe 'windova al lila