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Justloo Boullya police report contained tho
names yesterday morning Of twenty-five offond-
ezs. aud the fines assessed against tho oulprits
amounted to- tho sum Of 900. 0fthat amount $44
WAS collected, lehving balanoo Of $18 to DO ao-
counted for on the books OF Superintendent
FELTON, at tho Drldowol.
George niloy was before the Old Armory Po-'
lice Court yesterday morning, charged with tho
larceny Of two sota Of harness, valued at $76,
from the Pa1mor house stables on Wabash nv
enue. Riley saved tho Court much valuable
time by pleading guilty to tho CHARGE and waa
held oyor to tho Criminal Court iu bonds OF
$1,000.
Thomas Walsh, formerly polco.ofllcor, who
assaulted and BorlouHly Injured John Corbett,
was held yesterday, by Justice HiuHdalo, to
await tho action Of tho Grand Jury.
A burglar entered tho house Of q, A. Hiles,
No. 880I Woat Washington stroet, early yostor-
day morning, but was frightened OH before ho
had had time to gather up anything OF value.
Edward IQElarty md WILLIAM oansz wsre DE-
, 1874-04-04
SUBURBAN NEWS.
ELGIH.

ELU1H.
The sunday-school OF tho Uniyersaliat Society
will givo an Easter concert on Sunday evening.
The Rev. L. II. Woodruff will give the hand
OF fellowship on sundny to nearly 100 poraons
who have united with tho Baptist Church during
the past wintor.
An election for membors Of tho School Board
occurs to-day.
WOODSTOCK.
Tho mass temperance meeting that was called
for lust night was postponed to Tuesday evening
Of noxt wook at tho Congregational Church.
Tho question is i: 10 orusade or not2
A meeting Of the Directors Of the Woodstock
PickliDg and Canning Works was held Tuesday.
An election Of otlloors was held, resulting in tho
selection OF T. ], Daoy as Prosidont; John J.
Murphy, Treasurer; and Asa ". Smith, 6ecro-
tary. Mr. BlnkeBloo was instructed to contract
with shareholders to raiBo poas, boans, toma-
toes, ETC., to tho extent OF all aoro per ailaro.
levied. A committee was appointed to negotiate
with tue Chicago d Northwestern Railroad for
Hido-traola aud other railroad accommodations.
Prof. A. Hester, Of Evanston, ono Of tho old
est photogt aphers in tho State. has Just closed
q series of entertainments in tlo Baptist
Church. Ills diBaolying viewH were highly ap-
preciatod.
Tho MoHenry County Farmers Association
will hold itH annual meeting at this place Friday,
May l. J: n. Gregory, Regent OF tho Illinois
Industrial University. ripo scholar aud pleasant
orator, will address tho Association In the aftor-
noon. ]. NJ. Black, ESQ., will read an essay. At
10 o'clock m., tue election of officers will take
placo.
HYDE PAnK.
at the meeting OF the friends Of the Hyde
Park SCHOOLS, Thursday evening, Homer n. 1iib;
bard aud .hl. J. Russell woro nominated to I'LL
tho vaoanoles in tho Doard Of Education. The
vote was takon by ballot, and resultod-85 for
tlom; scattering, Q.
, 1874-04-04
TWO CoNUNDRUMs,

70 kht Et}f}0T 0T ITs CHscaH0 1TlbHH8.
SIN road In to-day'B pnpor tho case Of Lucy
Phelps, arrested Sunday night for walking the
etroots, and it says +" Justice Doyden concluded
that tho House Of Correction for the ne1t thirty
days would be tho proper place for the girl"
The Justlce Of course only interpreted the
law, but tho thought comes to me- that perhaps
tho House OF Correction is not such q proper
place for such oaHea attoE all.
table narontage, and fair education, who hna
taken ono step down the ladder already, and 1t
aooms to mo THAT the company Bhe would have
to keep in tho House Of Correction would not
tond to holp her to regain hor ground.
Now when Wlll 1t be poaslblQ to SEND RpQh
, 1874-04-04

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Managers for tho Erring Won,ons Rofuge will
DO held ut tho Institution this morning ut 1880
o'clock. : -,
The noon prayor.meotings on Saturdays are
doyoted to, the study Of tho sunday-schoo1 los-
Bon for the following sabbath. The interest in
these meetings is evidenced by tho fact that the
main audienco-halt in tho Methodist Church
Block is filled to overlowing at every meeting
by an Intelligent and apprec1atiye audience.
Luther Mills, Of Chicago. will dolivor lecture
on Labor and Capital before the Phl!osophi-
cal Society, at ia Madison street, noxt Saturday
evening.
Tho American Club will givo their first caltco
hop at Walrs Hall, corner OF Adams and Hal
sted stroets, Monday evening.
The second ball OF tho Union Quadrille Club
will bo hold ut sharpshootors' Hail. corner Clark
aud Illinois streots, Tuosday evening.
Tho complimentary ball Of the Olan-Nn-dael
will bo hold ut Woas Twelfth Street Turner Hall
Wednesday, evening. It will be q grand affair,
and mnny Of tho prominent lrshmen Of the city
aro expected to bo present.
The last performance of " "Masaniollo BY tho
Liederkrauz will bo given this afternoon ut Nc
Yicker's. Those who have not yet aoen tho OK
colleut representation OF thg opora by our home
talent should not fail to improve this last oppor-
tunity.
The popular nnoh-dnners giyon by the ladlos
at No. 172 Madison street for the "ChriBtian
Mission II will cloae to-day at $50 p. III. AS
yesterday, the ladies' will appear in quaint old
costumes, aud 500 that all who come to dino with
them arc troatod IN tho good old fashioned way.
cano, intended for tho minister who obtains
tho most votes, will DO awarded to-day.
A Indy riding in q Madison stzcot car: going
west Thursday evening, botwoon G and o'clock,
lost her portomonnale containing. $40, some
uicke]s, q gold pen, q key, and humorous
memoranda Of no value to any ono but ter. A
reward will bo paid for tho return Of tho porto
monnaio to 8. IL. Loal, lit and 10 State street.
Tho ohicugo Sunday Afternoon Lecture Society
will give its second lecture Sunday, April 5, at
=. NJ, in Wallis Hail. corner Of Adams and Hal
atsd streets. DR.. N. ". Abbott will speak on
"Scienco aud True Religion Not Antagonistio." !"
There will bo vocal aud instrumental music.
Tho full pIogram'ne will be announced to-
Society about MAY i,
, 1874-04-04
THEoDoRE wERTHETM,


Tho attention Of merchants, Wholesale. md
retail, is invited to man by the name Of Theo.
dore Werthein, who may visit them, and who
may pretend to be connected with some daily
paper in this city. In case such poraon should
cali upon thom, and should inform them TINT 1t
is his intention TO write something Of o d1spar-
uRing nature concerning them, the proper course
for thom to pursue is to quietly take him by the
coat-coliar aud put him cut OF thoir stores. It
appears that this individual, who has been. em-
ployod mud dismissed by a number Of people In
this city, called, tho other day, upon the friend
OF some prominent morchanss, and informed him
that he proposed writing up thoao gentlemen in
an article which was to be published in the Sun-
day Times and that certain facts Of an un-
pleasant n1ture would DO made public; intimating
that, for acertan sum of money, these revelations
could ba suppressed. Friends Of tho gentlemen
spoken Of by Wertheim were informed Of his re-
marks, and though conscious Of their Innocence,
thought it advisable to call upon the editor Of
The Times in order to prevent tho publication Of
anything which would in juro thcm. Uponin inquiry
Ut the office it waa learned that nothing was known
about Wertheim and that 1t was not lintonded to
publish my article Of the kind. A day or two
afterwards Werthoim again callod upon the gem
tleman to whom ho had first spoken, and stated
that tho orticle was in type; but still opon to
Bary for him to trouble himself about the mat
ter. Doubtless this individual, although de-
Eeated in this inatanco will continue his
operations among merchants in this city,
md 1t in well that thoy should understand that
Ehatover he mny Bny concerning anything that
10 proteDds to be able to got into any newspaper
Is fulee.
, 1874-04-04
PERSONAL.

Floronco MCCARTHY dcsros said in Ills behalf
TINT he does not regard himself as deposal from
tho ministry, or removed from the paatorato OF
tho Union Park Baptist Church aud, 30 far
from abandoning his profession, he means to
preach longer, and louder, and moro fearlossly
than ever.
It was stated In tho report OF the proceedings
Theological Seminary, published III yesterday b
Tribune; that the Flpenclal Agent, Mr. Farla,
reported that hla salary aud expenses had e1-
tceeeted his collections BY 20 per cent. This waa
incorrect What As aalQ was, that It has been
, 1874-06-10
PERSONAL.

EEHSONAL,
Twenty-Five representatives Of the "FourtI,
Estate " from Atlanta, Macon, and Savannah,
Ga. aro guests at tho Grand pacilic, ad,njriup
tho boautles OF Chicago.
At tho recent Commencement exercises Of tie
Union Christian College, tho Board Of Trustees
did worry graceful and appropriate act In unani-
mously comforting the degree OF IL. D. Oh Prof,
1ra ". Alien, Of this city. Tho President OF tho
oolloge, tho Roy. Thomas Holmes, D. D., was
co-laborer with Prof. Allen twcnty years ago in
prominent college Of Ohio, no being Professor
Of Greek Language and Literature, while Prof,
Alion Allcd the chair Of Mathematics, Astronomy.
and Civil Engineering. Prof. Allon was also ono
Of the founders OF Union Christian Collogo
fteen years ago. and the Trustees of that iustit-
Ior more than twenty years In Now York, Ohio,
Indiana, md Illinois, and hence Tho apnropriase-
ness OF their oct. They have honorod Themselves
by worthily hostowiug this htghost honor within
tnelf glft. Not tho loaat OF Prof. Allona works
has boon bis very successful management Of Lake
Forest Academy during tho laat five yoars.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand PdoiGc-Richard g. Harrison, U. 9. A.:
+ 9EsG9y Eary- Baltimore; Tin L. 6 Harris 81. Louis
Chattanooga; II. Cox, San Francisco; +. H.
Marble, Syracuse; E. L. Jones, Atlanta, Ga,
James 9. Richardson, Murlrecsboro; George q,
Hon. hsas 5'1'Afprg oSn E. Goion Gas 5so
John Drinllcy, Wisconsin; Col. Nnthun Whit.
ney, Franklin; tue Row. William Radcliff, IleotI-
Ing. Pa; Gen. Frank II. Peabody, Boston; Ed
YIN J: snowaon, Baltimore; Dr.. John billiard,
9. II. ,Hudeon, Dubuque; j. K. Molnies''
Ct. Louis; G. ". Mason, New York; Jol.u
Hcncs, San Francisco; Albert Gay, i,ostou,
:, -. Sherman Housc--Johu L. p1ulnll,riJpo
Lond9n, Eng. Dr.. A. Hartsuff, U. 8. A.;
San Francisco; Charles II. Walter, Baltimore:
7. 8. lony, New York J. Fleming, AIcGrogor,
Il. L. yan Hook. cyuthiana Ky. j. ". stanr.
tor, Pueblo. Col Palmer Aouse--Col
]. ". Barlow, U. s. A. ]. u. Bsadle, New York;
Jossa !teynolla, PottHaam W. u. Poylar. Bus.
ton; ". II. Moro. London, Eng.
, 1874-06-10

Wilson. Of THO olaas Of '89, committee OF five
was appointed by the Chair, aud requested
graduates resident In Chicago and vicinity, and
report tho reaut ct tfloir efforts nj tho noxt
mocting: judge Wilson, together witt, h1eBHrs
l3rown, ives Judah, and stono constituted this
committee: committee composed of hiosgrs'
constitution and by~lawa to be- proaontea for
consideration, also ut tho adjourned meoting.
After tho trausaotion Of Honlo further business
or an informal cllaraoter, tho meeting ndjournet
to Monday evening, june "a. at tho san'o hour
In accordance with oall from Gov. Bcver-
idgo, the ,gontlomon rocontly appointed by lin
a. Stato Centennial Managers for Illinois mat at
the SHERMAN House yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock. Tho meeting whH not a formal one, but
hold to consult with Gov. Devorfdgo and obtain
At tho moot1ng woro prcsont tho Governor
aud tho folloTinB Rontleman appointed az man.
sgors The Hon. John Q. Roynolds md tho lion.
9 GARLIC Mason, Of Chicago; tho Hon. Amos Q.
spaiIon,, s O. Nookfora THO Hon. Franols Golton
After Tho conference with Tho Governor, tho
Nj: Cotton 'rsati4 aud porfooted Il thor organ
onspan SSsqn q o uon Ronrd r. nov6y BY oSs1g sn cn
9. Smith as Secretary. No dollnito stops were
tnkon, tho meeting being rather preliminary
ono, anu tho time WIS spent IN canvasatng the
ground aud getting acquainted. Tho question
Of calling upon cttizons for subscriptions waB
thoroughly discussed aud tho unanimous decision
OF al present was to havo no begging
connected with tho matter but to strive and
make tho affair not only national one, but ono
tint would rofeos credit upon Illinois. No day
waa named for tho next meeting, bnt It will be
held about tho 10th Of July. Aftor short dis
cnssson on the boat method OF allosttng room,
etc., the meeting adjourned subject to oaH.
MI THE AoADEMY OF sc1ENcHs.
The regular monthly meeting of tho Academy
Of Sciences was held last evening at No. 900 W.
i PHI H. avenue rSa Dr. Fl 4 John9o tho President
minutea of Last meeting. Tho Secretary stated
that tho ,gffts. to the Academy, since the last
MoettnK, had been aa follows, From Smith.
sonian Institute, 81 bird-nests, eone Of thom
With eggs; A1r. Daniel Thompton, insects III
eicohol. from Louisiana. Df. Edmund Au-
osews, ! llvo young golden eagle, foaail
aahell, from Coloradol collected, 81 birds,
reptiles, small mammals, 10 birds
eggs. az oiororia moths 8. O. Dourmnn, skol-
hirds' nests, birds; a. E. Ebert, l live young
alligator. A mum boz Of books and pamphlets
had also boen received from various SOURCES.
Mr. Eltea Colbert, Of THE TRIBUNE, made some
remarks In regard to the cause OF the reoeptly-
noted phenomenon-thee existence OF comet me-
cediuE meteoric stream In tho Batne orbit. Tho
correlation could only bo accounted for By sup
posing both to havo been thrown or from a CEN
trai body. the comet being q part of itB atmos-
phere, and tho metooFio stream being erunted
from the liquid interior, pushing portion Of
the atmospheric envelope before It into the re-
gtonH Of Bpaoe.
MIR. y. W. Dnrnham gave the rosulta Of some
observations recently made by him.
The Academy then adjourned,
, 1874-06-10
THE CITY HIATT,

| LIE CITY HALL.
Tho City Treasurer yoRtert1av noit1 "a ON mr.
of tin oftv,e ;u1ohtodnosa f''3 y" *'o''''
-, a'oo''
iho rents paid yesterday to tho Wator Collect.
Or amounted to $4,120.80,
The City Collector yestorday received a1s, TX,
from taxos aud $3lo from Tho ias,,nu ~ II.
consaa A4 '''s ''0o'i'8 VI L.
hlosBra. Mum and Cameron, Of tho O,ty 1,a,,
noi,a'sn'en1, "oFo yesterday notified by Justfoo
bonllY TINT their communication to him on tfe
Sunday ordinance had been t}u)v rooc,vod and
oninIon a1nrcasod hr u t,,a.o "o' as'oo "a'" ing
ass,.o ~tAssooa ~ tnoae gentlemen that
- penatty 1or tilo violation Of the ordinance
nns u no 1ounG IN hcc Chap. 00 Of tho City
IN Tr egn ahe wno1o ground aa gone ovor
ras.n5 - ~ IM!nuhh lass week, and need mt bo ro-
pGn.eu' nu. .ho prospect is tho Council Mill bc
r,s. -. A' P.oo0 " po'onefs'
wa;i.. naoJeot 1or horsc'failroad on North
nel.s ~ s.sooe Ia progressing very satisfactorily
aoe W. Interested IN lta SUCCESS. With but ona
Sson asl,, =" inc pfoperty'ownors who have
| t neen o ssKea TO sign tho petition praying
tho oonnch to grnnt permission for tia
whv tho petition was pnt rraos,tan oily y reason
oil last MONDAY avcnin1 X t1'at H. " u. .o ooen
tlo Newberry eatnte ho{d cnin~ ,a sseats =.
decide upon what oo,rsn to ,,ras H. ~" ,ss
tor. rhoro is little doubt that they vi viii ii ioln in
T,;,a,,7 rorr,,ts ,,ora .o..nns.
nr Taa,,aSS toAmso "osu yestetuaY granted 20 y.
I.oom,a atrast nasr TIL St"9TfssoTy T ssono 1look on
4 W1ama +, t,,i,a nost sAn nnfons ana 70 ":
dwcmn.hnnso ~ pu,' m T,,a.o, ana nasomont
not no rvSn l'u'e VI 1'aS'lh stfeos' tie number
4,s pa,ax .,u. ru, -.
oronca t'r9,,el a"sa hatssa anh'm Street mass DO
strnots ritz ahoniI hnno Monsoo , ena ADAMS
s;mn apo asd n,,",t ~ ms1 J.; pSen M uoho long
'iavail "o~' "AN N"o.' 4'os " ~ "us 1onser oe-
~.
u -.
, 1874-06-10

pnrk, amounting to 101 aoros, lad boon sold Tor
$500 mn nero and that tho commission Oh tho
sale dup ,t9 :h1essrs. ness l. Go. amounted to
| 81, a32. 80. On motion, resolution wAB rnBscti
! directing tho payment Of tho olaitn. ~
l. DtDa WANTED.
Iho Committee OIL Apparalua and Furniture
nakoa @ pora'!asion to ndvortfBo for bids for tho
,.a @ street ,t;n nna atrIaon Street Schools, which
The cotnmitton on Janitors and Supplies
aahou Tor authority to afvortiao for hds for
eoai TOR school purposes for tho onsuttw gear.
On mosfon 1t WAS decided to advertise for coal
IN TuE Tribune, inp1oforonco to tho Corporation
organ, as tho largest poBsiblo publicity waa re-
aar'd for tito adsostisement srA!, %
Tho Board discussed tllo question Of tho
price or copy-books, and the feasibility Of allow
ing tfom to be sold to tho scholars by the
D.. Dutl.ards thought that tho price Of COPY
booa was far too largo. Aftor iii, tho copy
book ras ouly cents worth OF pnper aud
consa WORTH Of hoad-lluo. RIr. acrlbnor Ind
promised to soil tho copy. books on hs syatom at
10 cents eacsh, and now his communication set
tho l>rtco dow IL nt Il cents.
:, Dir; Riohbe,'g objectei to the way IN which the
Board nurpliua tl,e ct,iltlrcn with books. Ho bo-
loved that tias Board should buy tue books ut
and hand tlloui over to the Prinoipala OF tile
schools, to bc sold BY them to tho children at
coat. Ho holAsvod tho present Ryssom Of the
hoard cauBeu the existence r0ttnd tho schools OF
tho little shops whose owners male thoir living
by, shaving the nchool-childron. lie offered tho
following.
Resolpsd, That from NOW, a books authorized to bo
nBod IN schools shall hc Furnished by the publishers to
the prlnclpals Of The different schools at tho Wholesale
rrco ugreca upon by the Boara aud that huch irnct-
rula soil the Raule 10 tho pupils as such wholceae
price, and return the proceeds to such publishers Of
their agents.
On notion tho resolution Was roforred to the
COMMITTEES on Toxt-Dooks and Course Of In-
htrtctfDn.
Mr.. Stoue moved TINT the report Of tho Com
mitteo recommending the adoption OF tho
writing copy-hooks Of paysop Du,lton & Hor1b.
ner ba adopted.
Inspector Calkins moved In amondmont that
the publishers be required to establish depot
IN each division OF the city, at which thor copy
books should le sold at 10 oentH oaet.
Inspector Johnston mRdc an amendment to tho
odaot thnt the maximum price DO u cents per
copy, which was lost.
Inspector stones resolution, ~ amended By
Inspector Calkfns, was carried.
On motion OF Inspector Reynolds, It WAS re-
solved that when tho meating adjourn, 1t do no
to meet again Thursday evening, tho 25th lust.
SUMMARY OF ATTENDANCE.
Tho Superintendent Of Public Schools then
read tho summary for tho month OF May, SHOW
ing tho whole number enrolled 87,410; the
average number belonging, 83647.4; average
daily attendance, g., ,355.9; per oont Of attond-
ance, 03.4; number Of .ardineBees, G,817.
On motion tho rule for payment OF teachers
was sot aside 30 as to allow the payment to be
made Thursday. June ~, at o'clock.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
, 1874-06-10
DEA THIS.

-...-.- DEATHS.
tbe 9Th Inst, At tho residence Of hcr
MRsxs MRsSF. taoEhs nantnoNa No North Greenst., Mrs
Ths dssu.ioa r bo t.ksn to st.. Parioks Church
tnhnataahy morning. Jung H. At haitpaat 10 pollock
thence by OARS to calvary Cemcto1y. ~ ee'
~ ~ After along and painful iiluess
months 's "eo@ '" ''a1s ~no
.d1aneF 1neFa fen b. iat4 restdsnoe ~ Eing-. At Il
IsouNkE1Juns 9, Mary nouekc agod 49,
VIZ tsks pace 9n tho 11th from It's West Polk.
hALhlGH1In Ban Ftaneteoo, juno a. 1B7& Mrs. Liz
@ - Raleigh daughter Of Nj. joshua Hayes of th1
, 1874-06-10

Tl,n 3,,,ep nf t+,~,-1 -1,n,A n
a., ~ Waie putns 81 ,us,ooat NooeEt Tarsant neas
suo n.nIae ~, ntroos psla8o' o"nea W A. Burton,
NJ ~. .'o - A',. ana ~ " W sonnaea from boz
~, reo, "'1 ~ t:oo yss'etaaS morning. damage
Fooo. insurance aid origin OF fire not reported
The temperature Yesterday. as oba.rvoa t,r
Manasso. optioap. undor Tnn Tn,nnrr ~ pu,,5 ns
,ng, was IN sne anaoe a. d. NJ 10 dog Fahron.
hels III a. n', 10 dog.s ut II m., 69 deg; at
p. n., 81 deg, at p. H., ES deg, :; aud At n.
lu., 66 deg.
Tho alarm from Box No, 81 at 10 o,o,ock
Yesterday morning wan ca,,aoa hy ria a,soora.n
~ y, Haeh III two-stof9 of1ck building at No. 266
G. Atwood as a planing-mill. Loss 800. ful1v
insured. The iEuiting Of yhnyinps atiinnent t.
the furnace was the origin Of the lire.
At 8 o'clock last evening, Fritz Heinta dock
mans Line, got drunk, feli from the conway
anco on SOUTH Halsted stroet. and hr,,;sed ti,e
back OF bis head. Ho was taken bomol whara "a" -
physical, dressed his wounds. which be % pro- :
n0uneea Of no serious moment.
at Tia Gathnin ~ :, s0fR,o9 Is 70 20 v9sed for
woat T'o aS.t, ~ n11nneson Hall: this
law ~ tha civ pn,;ce a.d HHTs' NJ mIdiam hnck-
R1ncrintandanR 1,hiona, '1% 1g+ ~" y: .. aolmea,
silver ast Whinb /. in3oad ,,'sm.ls9 sas9aa. Ihe 9
be on exhibition this afternoon and du1inR Tho liz
~ m
streets. The voting will continue till Saturday
evening, June 18 whom the fair olosoa.
AM, 1,,,., ~.
to a,roat yo ~, 4,,sn,' Mog at NO; KAT Full
oor,,ar - slaousn 1no sidewalk At the
av evsn;nn m"ea,uftom % ana Union atreess yester-
;m25;ao 81 aua iecei'ea severe internal in-
!ont ;,.s,a nts9 "a7 p!ghe9 out ot the slough and
"t ia ,iso ~ naoa ~ some persons passing
uomo,, al;m,t,,, ~ % soonoT naa the unfortunate
fem.aa nnsn.y teGosoteu dsom tue ahock than a
nonaidarrat,n'' ~ nuu uaotna hs ssrVlcob, for
" "ooa7l1et"t'oIt 10 prosecute tho city.
patented an yontieu bV aans o. tats ~ o las
Wiz woofen ioistp HEs Hra.n1dEa, oGastfacted rs oven
construct iittln bnildinu IN ths no ~ ABOUT TO
ia Which 10 viii sve ha 'in,.y invsnpioa 81 Tue
t' ,9e 'na penat 9f the other
-, ssa' Au. '.o souosa1 Pap''e'
- An interesting ceremony took place at Christ
Church last evening. 1t was the first ordination
Of Deaoons e IN tho Reformed Episcopal Church.
Dr. y. u. ussher, Of Aurora, ILL.,, and Henry Il,
brookkes Of California we're duly ordained bea-
the Rev. Joseph D. Wilson, Of Peoria, and Tho
lev. Charles II. Tucker, Of Chicago, The sor-
mon TaB preached by tho Iay NIr. Wilson.
whoBe text wnH tho 1st yerao Of tho 4th chnntcrr
Of the First EpiBslo to tho Corintlians; HTet a
man 10 account Of rB az OF tho ministers OF
An adjourned mceting of tho delegates repro-
sonting tho Trados- Unions and workingmon OF
tue city was held at the Office af tho Worhing-
affairs relating to tic recent nnsu.mootue. rEe @
Financial Committee reported tie entiro cost TO to
bo elG0. The Committee was i,tstrnotad tn aeni
q report to tho several UuionB represented. r.
]. Murphy stated he had reociye6 ronlies sro,n
Senator Logan and q. D. Farwoll, tho former ir
, 1874-06-10

Michigan Avenue Residence ut Auction,
Our readers N remember that tho aale OF that e1o-
CANT residence And 5ofoo lot, No. o27 Michigan ave-
nue, east front, between Twenty.htsh and Twenty.
sixth hsraets takes piaeo this day At p. H., on thu
premtsc'. @. @, ThaYer h Co. viii make the aals.
This ID An opportunity seldom offered Of obtainua
rs-cass residence, in rs-easa location, 1t buyers
own figure. =.
, 1874-06-10

New "aukesha Hotel--Fountain Spring
House..
Applications for family Bn81e rooras In this spa-
Etoue and elegant stono hotol now bo ads to ths
undersigned. No desirable summer ausrters can
ne found. MATHEW LATIN, Proprietor,
:. CHAaLE1 n. DIssELI, 40 Btate street 0h.capo.
Manager.
, 1874-06-10

burger. 10 fred number Of shots at the 70.
ntill at large. ~
:, ,Charles. Young {elononsly deprived Frel
Wotzol Of hiH watch Bnnlay night 1t LACROSSE.
and hlod him to otior parts at once. Whom ho
boarded The cars at milwaukee, yoBtcriay, io
t,,roa Of frank Hatch, tho Laqronao Chief Of
Police That official was familiar With tho theft
aud, nrriving In Chicago, Sam Ellla laid binds on
Young, and locked linn in tho Central. Tho
prisoner WILL return to 1aOrosao this morning,
, 1874-06-10

New Pianos for Rent.
Fine rosewood oasoa, carvod legs, etc.
Rent money deducted II purchased,
Resds Temple Of Music,
Corner Dearborn and Van Buren, stres.a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09
TEN PER CENT NET.

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
hGs M1fSEs, Iowa.
invests money for eastern lenders al ten pgr
cent interest, net, payable semi-aHnually az the
Chemical National Bank, New York. An loans
secured en- improved Real Estate, and the col.
lection in fall giarHpteed by the Company. Len
dtrs subject 90 no expense. Fun abstract Of
Title, Coupon Notes, Mortgages, &c., tmado di-
rect 90 lender, forwarded on completion. New
York and New England rcironcos and iuli infor-
nation sent uR application. SAMUEL MERRILL,
liate Governor Of iowa, Pres. JAS. Il HEAHT-
WELL, Sec, Dee Moines, Iowa.