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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-12
OUR CHURCHES.

-hltlSTIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,,,.s
IppetWeen Washington and Wsln,s
lareachlng overy third s.d i6ffth sunday
n1unoay school at y. m.
frayer meeting Wednesday evening.
faiI % EsBYTERIAR Sientb street, ''''
rIssoning, sabbath at 1oA am. and n pm
Prsyer meeting, Wednesday at "A p. m.
,abbsth School, Bpm. J. N. Lansden, gu.
perintendent. RKv. n. THAYHR, Pastor
'ErH0DlsT;-Cor; Eighth and Walnut sta.
Prayor meeting, Wednesday, n pm
-abbsth school, 3. pm. l.. W. stiuweI,
,petinten6ent. REV. J. l.. WALLER,
aURciI OF THE nEDEEmKlt- tkpisoo.
sdorsing prayers Sabbath ~, an.
Evshing prayers, " p.n.
~hbbaLl oGnoOi, ALL.
REV. CBAs. a. GILBERT, Rector.
J., FN'Ri'"' . ~ ;iCH--Ninth st. and
" 80 iny,pr t.r.tI..
PUBLIC ,el'ics, ,,pba.h $40 and i0I am.
Setperr, pm.
sabbath School, PA.
service every day, am.
Raw. Il. j. O'HALLokl.S, Priest.
JOsEPHs CHUHCH.--(German,l cor.
ner Of Walnut and Cross streets.
u as, every sabbath ct 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Ne'pers, 2p. IN.
aas during week days, s O'Clock q. III.
REV. Z. HOFFMAN, Priest.
'ERaAS LUTHERAN CHURCH-I3th |
~ " ""@sfssS1h 0fNhue uuu
presehing sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
sabbath school ~ O'Clock p. IA.
Rky. g. DUERScHSER, Pastor
bDUsG MINIS CHRIs1IAN AsSoCIA.
TiON.-hegulAr meeting second Monday
each month ut their room over Rockwell
COS book store, Commercial avenue.
"ookly Prayer nesting rriday, "A pm. st
Il. w. srTLLwELL. President.
ECoNl' MISSIONARY BAPTIST
- A.Ha. !
Etst streets. Preaching Sabbath \; II
o'clock a. m. and . O'Clock .. m.
sunday School O'Clock p. m q
ne church Is connected with tho Illinois
Association, by the FiTu Missionary hap y
tst Church OF Cairo. .
REV. SoLonos LsosAkD, Pastor.
IRlCAN METHODIST. -Fourtsentb, be
tween Walnut and Cedar. c
Services, sabbath. IL am. )
ss'bath school, IL pm. d
Class meets At pm. 4
sCOSD FREE WILL BAPTI5T'-Fif. \
tssnth Street, between Walnut and Cedar,
services sabbath, IL and 3 p. m.
I.L- Rev. NJ KICKS, Pastor.
ZEE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION d
aABBATu SCHOOL--Coner Walnut :,
Snd Cedar Streets. IN
sabbath School, Q am. a,
tlisT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH n
-+yurry's Barracks
Services, Sabbath Il an, pm. & u p. N.
REV. WIN. KELLEY, Pastor.
IjRsT MISSIONARY Baptist CHURCH.
.Iedar, between Ninth and Tenth Sta. A
Preaching Sabbath, lOi am. and y pm. "
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening. h,
Preaching, Friday evening. -
sabbath school, u pm. John VAnBaxter
aud Mary stephens, superiDts udents. 30
REV. 7. j. SHORES, Pastor. -
ECOSD BAPTIST acknowledgements I,
street, between Cedar and Walnut The hi
only baptist church recognized by the As re-
sOCiAton. =
services, sabbath, Il am. pm. and I p. m. a, "a
RRy. JACOB BRADLEY, Elder. VI
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MACHIN ERY

\
Manufactured anG repaired.
Special attention given 20 light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad and jail work
and sll work OF a similar character.
Steam and gas fitting in all its branches
A full assortment OF Morris, Tasker X Co,
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
ETC., and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADH A SPECIALLY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pump
aud boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson't
patent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., for sale;
Two steamboat engines, lS1 iach bore Of
cylinder; tiye feet stroke, and in good order
One steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
One engine for hosting freight; 74Xl6.
One I0X20 saw mill engine, with shaft and
crank tor muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 7Al2 engine; my own manufac-
ture.
Also, a secondhand ntaye cutting ma
chine and jointer, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
Engines and machinery of all kinds bought
aud sold.
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAHONA,

THE nAsONS.
"a % COMMASDERY, No. 1S.-stated
Az pOly At the Asylum Masonic Hall, first
AID .-.-d Mondays in each month.
GIRO COUNCIL, No. X.-hegu4ar Convo-
cat al AT Masonic Hall, the second Friday
10 zach month.
,AiRo CHAPTER No. 7I.-Rsgular Con-
vocstion ut Masonic Han, on the third
Tuesday OF every month,
AFRO LODGE, Ss. l37 p. d A. n -Regl-
lar G, .nmunications at Masonic Hall, the
ser6 "a and fourth Mondays Of each month.
PIE ODD-FELLOws.
,LLGASpEE LODGE, 22i-heets In odd
telOws' Hall, In Arter's building, every
Thursday evening ~ 8 O'Clock.
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-.AgARafy Ua ShEtIose me =
check fJr that amount.
"As | had not paid for the stock, and
not contemplate purchasing with any view
to resale, l can not regard the profit as
mine, and, therefore return the check for
S4,2O0. It's herewith inclosed.
~ arm much oDligs to you for your will
lingness to regard tho money paid for the
stock as n temporary loan from you TO me.
But I can not except the favor.
when Congress, at the last session,
saw 1T to olothe me with very large pow
ers over currency and financial move.
ments, determined to avoid every act
which could give occasion to any suspic-
ion tina. would use the powers confer
red on me to affect makets unnecessarily
or At oil, with reference to the private
advantage of any pody, To carry GU,
this deter m nation faithfully, must do,
cline to receive sny advantage from part
tases or ssles made with views TO profits
expected from the Iise or fall OF market
prices.
"For these reasons must decline v
receive the check. For, In order 10 b
able to render the most eficisn. service Il
our country, II is esisntial for me to b
right a. we'll - TO seem right, and I
scam right ~ we'll ~ TO be right
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STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
3 Governor-John l.. Beyortdgc
Northumberland
Secretary OF stste-George II. Harlow.
Auditor Of State. Z. Llppihoor.
state fteanirer-Casper Kntz.
Attorney Gcneral--Jamos X. EdsAll.
supt. Public Observation-Disclosures BAtemAn
fCONGRESsMRs.
seuators--Richard j. Oglesby and John A.
OgAn.
Representative Eighteenth Dhtrict-Isacc
9sments.
MEMBERS GEN ksAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives IN the both District
ohm H-Oberiy, VIM. A. Lemns and Mat or.
- j. in-core.
senator for the 5Oth district.--Jesse War
COUNTY OFFICERS. -
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. Baker, OF Alexander.
slats's AttorDsy-Pstriek ii. Pope.
Elerk-R. 3. Yocnm. 3. ID
tn aF16--A. "a. irwin. Fr
VIM. Ma-tln-Assossor and Treasurer.
surycyor-John l.. Hely.
COUNTY COURT. w
Judge r. Bros. w
Associstes--J. Z. McCrits and 3. March
ION.
, C.eTk--Jacob q. Lynch. .1-
CorUner-John II. Gossman.
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Newspaper advertising ia now recognized.
by business men having faith in their own
wsros, as the most effective means for Sc
curing for their goods wide recognition
OF their merits.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-12
A FEW GOOD RFASOys.


IA New Invention thorouphIv ,os,o.,
aud secured by Letters Patent. '''
~ -M hke as PERFECT Lock Stitch, slik.
Oh potn sides, on all kinds OF goods,
=, o.--huns Light, smooth, NoiSeless. and
hspiuIbest combination Of qualities.
pairs. "''"out re-
CIV, nLWlii do all varities OF Work and Fancy
SutchiDg In n Superior manner, ''
us most eaisly managed by the oper..
tor Length stitch may be altered whiie
runnihg, and machine can be threaded with.
out passing thread through holes.
I-Design simple. Ingenious. Elegant.
forming the stitch without the use OF co.,
Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arm.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which In.
sures Uniform length of stitch at any speeed
has our new Thread Controller, which fol-
lows easy movement OF needie-bar and
prevents injury 10 thread.
e'-Construction most careful and fin |
ished. It's manufactured by the most skill |
iul an experienced mechanics, at the cele. |
DRAFTED HENINGToN ARMoRy, LION, n. Y,
Chicago Office, 237 state street.
2s-b-2G-2m
, 1874-04-02
mont pursued in tho caao by Dra. Konnard and

Hammer.
Tho nntnrat consequences Of sudden conyor.
aion Of tho ontiro st. Louis medical faculty to
tho pluBtor-of Paris 8yaeom OF BurgorY mn]o
popular by two Of their confrorea, Ii something
fearful to contemplate. Tho St. LouiBiat who, ii,
QUO Of tho MANY personal nffaira which bronx
tho monopoly Of tho vlllago, receives black
eyo, will DO compelled by tho tllotum Of hts ptly-
slclan to attond to his bGsiuosa with tho dsooor-
sat,on Of the organ. eaBify mistaken for COM
poMud fracture OF tho oa frontls, completely
built ovor with q dozen pounds OF planter, with,
IN fact, verttablc Btucoo Alnnsard raised upon
hlB bead. a aprainea anltlo will doom mai1 to
wond hia weary way through tllo tranquil stroota
ltt1nR ut eaoh step mnas Of iudurated plaster
weighing from fifty to sixty pounds, according
to tho nature Of tlo fracturo wI,ich, Of oonrso.
ho will bo pronounced to DO aufEosing from,
while oliidron with tho measles will bo Inferred
bodily II, q hugo maas Of tho gritty substance,
which, tn tho evont of fatat Issue Of tho dis.
oaso, will DO found an economical substitute for
motallio coffin.
!, Following up tholr Bt,ccosaes tho founders Of
tho oplhstoropntlliosysto Of medicine aud ergery
VII eenu forth to grateful world their famous
'Illt1cs lido Tlatro do paris Di,,rotiauoa,"
Whlo tho appetite of tito nation will thrice t1hy
30 stimulated with doacg of their celebrated nSt
Louis Plaster Dtters"; and whom, last Of al
ueaell Aas called them away, a humanity whose
snfforings thoy llave diminished will raise abovo
thelr common grayo no marble. monument, bit
the historic nnsa OF Htucco which, within tllo
past fow days. has elevated to famo two st. Louis
doctors aud Chicago wator-olovator mau's Lex,
and actually succeeded tn giving blaHo st. Louia'
si'lgglala system tho unwontod aonaatou Of ia
doetded pulBatlon.''
, 1874-04-02

olhcKmh1lerH ut "ork.
1ltHory shows lint, from cnry rortod, ovcry nBtl
ttiun atartod Tor the general goo Of mankind as been
assaod by c!ass Of intrgors who attempt to build
tlictnaelvcs up by tho lowest and 1noat contomrlbe
aaaaus upon their bottors, and still thcao onsauga
havo always proycn tho 1noat powerful auxiliary for
tho upbtdtnB OF tho ca,lse aBsafctl TINT could bo
brought to beas; for they provoke investigation md
investigation e1poscs tho helllsh tntcnt Of tho lntpr
opcrs. Now, tho creator power thoro s In m instu
no the moro itH influence Ii dreaded by tho workers
OF darkness, and The ncrcor will DO the asaault.
With tho first etatcmont that m Ohio Lifo Insur-
ance Company had boon organzod In Cleveland thsro
believing that II was to DO iko many othor orua,iza
.iions PIX m n9s9.cation, tl!oy droped baek With
800 900 was deposited with tho 5tAto Department Of
Ohio a. security tlst the Company wna mao NJ Of
M ~ ana weea balncss nlo', Of Clovcan
policies VIVA ono which tlo rooplo would ndont !:
IN faot that tho Ohio 1fo would rapidly bocomo ono oi
Tho lnn thoro wns an uprisng Of tic scum. an; Tho
tradnccrs with Tho blackn1ailinR sheets begun bon-
batdMen fearfnlly smoky, but Of Ear1ncas nature
given to tho public freely; 1t complies With tho law Of
tho State fully and III oscry rcspect mn. invites lilo in
spection Of honest mon. lo 0h!o 1o has no war 10
enough for all who conduct sboir business
ta On or s,ot honest IT, plan and ths a written only
Il e ssoo low Tho o Srao; npsps ss Sd nsn os
thnn llucktnn'i, and cnn be bought for pnlry sum
to applaud to tho ak!es t,oso whom they hope to IN.
cnoes Tey Certainly S have not thoae oher @
tllnn th!s for honest mon havo enough OH hand to
ntsenl 70 tlsr own Affairs. Our oi.ixons viii
tho documents they poldlo, aud the work they en-
fSay 1syr snss tho ., o Of F aae
cation Of tin nares Of both tho nnthors and thc!r
willing toos.-sanay Voiee Cleveland, O., March ~.
, 1874-04-02

WOULD dispose Of tho leo titus ohtoluctl, antl snro
equally with tliem tho proceeds arising out Of
tlta business. Tho drivers woro plcaaod with
this proposition. and Mt onoo oiltotol into. tho
rnrtnoFHhip, and for aomo t,mo past hnyo been
performing thor part Of tho contract. Greeley
Ind prepared receptacle for tho Guthrie loo,
unaor big sidewalk, wlioro llo had succeeded Ii,
putting down ~ aaw.d.tBt about fifty tons OF tho
article iu question. Tlio Gtltirioa in tho moan
timo wondered WHY their wagons returned homo
ITO incrcase In tllolr tralo. They then conceived
tho plen Of vigl1antly watching tl1eir wagons
during tho day. nnd wcrc soon rewarded for tloir
pntienco by discovering tho whereabouts Of this
portion OF thor lost stock, aud Mt once took out
2 hoarch-warrant on tho promises Of 9reooy
from tho oftlco Of JuHtice Hatnes. Yesterday,
Constable McEllgott upset tho plans Of this
novel ieo-dealer; While ho WAS making tho
cor, anl attempted to dofra1l tho law by alloot-
Ing MoElligott. III th[s le was also frustrated,
was dlsarnod, md, nndcr second warrant Is
to the Charge Of Nil aasnult with n deadly weapon
with intont to Kill. Tho prisoner gayo bonds In
tho Sum Of $500 for bis appoarnneo tl1iH aftor-
noon at 0 o'clock, when Justice Hainea will dis
pose Of hiH caso.
, 1874-04-02

2@NOON l3uENA9s
The Relief Employment Dureau, ii Lasallo
atroct, Ia to-dny employing conl-minors.
Tho rtto OF Confirmation will DO administered
by Bishop Whitohouso in st. Johns Church,
Ashland avenue, this evening. Sermon at 1880.
Mr. Q. MCCARTHY will deliver Ills humorous
lecture, entitled, /" Who Wouldn't 30 n Minis
tor7" as m early date.
There will bo q celebration OF the Holy Com
munion to-day, in St. Poter'a Mission 6hapol,
at 12;1o, and evening at 7:8o,
Tho looturc in tho ohristinn Union FREQ
course Monday evening. will DO by nabbi B.
Folsonthal. Ills subject IL, IA birds Ego
Wow Of Jowish History"
Mrs. T. 2. ". Harper delivers hor lecture Mt
O1ivot BAPTIST Church, on Fourth avenue. goutl,
Of Polk atroot, this evening. lIrs Harper ia
highly commended as an eloquent and highly
gifted woman.
Persona wishing to pursue the study Of botany
during tho summer are invited to meet In tho
room Of tho Christian Union this evening" ut 8
o'clock, as d clnHs will be formed at TINT time.
Tho Assignee Of tho Gormania insurance
Company will pny dividend Of 8 per cent to the
creditors On tho 22l inst.
Tho annual address boforo tho stulonta
Association Of tho Presbyterian Seminary Ut the
Northwest will DO delivered this evening in tho
Second Presbyterian Church by tie Rev Charles
y. Thompson, D. D., at TX p. M. Subject !:
"Tho Position md Work Of tho Americah
III view OF tho increasing attendance upon tho
operh, anu requests which have boon nlslo from
varouB SOURCES, tic Liedorlsranz havo dotor-
mined to give an extra representation on Fridny
evening, upon which occasion the gallery atlmis-
sion will bo reduced to 80 cents, md no reserved
soatB.
Aprompt attendance Of aIl members Of Tomp-
lar Lodge a4o, I, Q. @. r, u requested this
Of Washington and Dcsplasnos stroote. An
amendment to tho by-lnws will be discussed
and othor important business transacted.
Tho special services hold during tho last two
weeks BY tho noy. Horny q. Kinney (rniHsionary
from the OathedraD, at St. Stephens Church..
Twelfth, will CLOSE on Friday, when. in COM
nomoratiou Of the "Throo uonrB' Agony" tloro
will bo service commencing ut IL aud closing at
o'clock.
There will DO socIn1. musical, ind literary
entertainment at tho Westminster Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Jackson and Peoria stroets,
this evening. at which Prof. Booth will giyo somo
fine selections Of humorous and dramatic road
ings md the following porsons will tnke part in
4nartettos, ducts, soloa, etc. Mrs. Carrington
Mrs. Freeman, Miss Glenn, Miss RawBon, the
ooulson. and Tllder. Aftor tho entertainment,
tho gentlcnou will help tho ladioa and oil prcs-
ent to'cake and French coffee In the looture-
room.
Tho Young. Mems Christian Association has
many moro calls for reading matter for the i,l-
and around the city than they can iii. Thoy
will DO worry thankful II friends who layo old
inooks, magazines, l,nmphlets, illustrated or re-
!lgionB papers would aoud their nnme and ad-
They will SEQ that all such reading matter SO
donated Ia we'll and fnithfulfv collanfoI nnr 1fa,
, 1874-04-02

II haH boon decided to hold tho April torn Of
tho Criminal Court In tho old Court-IIouso, suco
prisoners cannot be confined In tho now Jail.
At tho annual msotiug of tho Calunot and
Chicago Canal and Dock Company hold at ita
Office yesterday. April !, tho following gentlo-
men wore elected Directors: Ohauncsy> T.
Bowen, Thomas 8. Dobbins, JameH II. Bowen,
Elliott Anthony, ". nayarl Cutting Of New
York, Sheridan Wait, A. O. pabuock, Charles 4.
Gregory, Henry r. Chace.
Prof. Pepper lectured yesterday evening in
Kiugsbnry MuAlo- Hall upon tue !, phsnomena Of
, 1874-04-02


J. NJ. WALKER, Esq, President Of tic Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy Railroad, las gone to Dos-
ton ON business.
Ltout.-Col. Trod. Grant and party attended the
Academy Of Music Inst evening.
"Honest George" Dacon, Of tho Regular
Army and Of Moloo famo, ia at the soutli-Sido
Briggs House, With his brllo.
h1ai =, Q. Gilbroatll. U. 8. H., succeeds Capt.
Mark Walker as infantry recruiting officer In this
city; tho latter going hence to Fort Columbus.
Now York harbor, on aimilar duty.
Mrs. Hannah Greeley, daughter Of tho Into
Matthew Thornton ct Thornton'a Ferry. aud
tho Hignors of tho Declaration Of Independence,
died at hor residence at Nashua, N. IT., on tho
19tl, inst. aged II years and G months.
The funeral Of John l.. Davles, prominent
Mason. aud mombor Of st. Goorgo'H Society,
took place yostoriay, and was attondod by Ori.
A. H., and tho st. Georges Society. Tho body
was buried with Masonic ceremonies at 1soBo
A Tribune reporter called yesterday evening
upon tho Hon. Robert @. sclotck, United States
Minister to England, who is ut prosont staying at
tho Palmer uouao. Whilo not feeling equal to
undergoing systematic Interview, tho Minister
stated that ho Tns OIL visit homo for pleasure
With hia family. He stated tint England was I,
delightful country, but tint, notwithstanding its
olucr cl7li1aLlo1i anu many AstfActloh9t eYery
yoar ho lived abroad his love for tho Uni.od
statos, mud appreciation OF its grandeur as na-
ton, Increased. At tic Same timo interviewing
was M American institution which ho did not
belioyo In.
=. Mr. Elser Of Huntcra' Homo, Ind, writea to
The TRIBUNE that tho article published about
him fow wocks ago was based upon n,isnfor-
nation. 1fo admits that l,o tllrontenod To shoot
the Chicago party, but claims that they broke
down hiB fonco and otllorwIHo ancroachcd upon lia
land thoy a1Ro .toro down his sign aud shot at
It. He donios Tint ho is . dangerous n1an mud
that no ono would say anything against his rep.
OF Baker, WHO was spreading oil these false ro-
ports about him because lle Ind implicated him
iu the STIR Limo ralroad-robberies. Elser sayB
lo mover had any connection with the Stnr Limo
robbors.
, 1874-04-02

Duryons' Sntln G1oes Starch.
Duryeas' "6atin uosa Starch" and "Improyed
Corn Starch Ia tho best in the world. Just glance at
tho array Of motats awarded them for perfection Of
quality:
Grand International Exhibition, par1s, 1867.
Grand International Exhibition, London, 1909.
Grand International Exhibition, I1nyro, 1868.
Grand International Exhibition, Hamburg, 1863.
Grand International Exhibition, Cologne; 1905.
OF tho Netherlands at Amsterdam, 1869.
Also ut American Institute aud innumerablo stato
and agricultural fairs throughout the country.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA, 1R71.-I find, aftcr thorounh
trta DnrycaB Starch tho best n ali particulars OF py
llaYs ever used. QEo. NJ MuNorn
Proprietor arunger'a opora-1Iouse Laundry,
, 1874-04-02

-Tho Harrisburg Chronicle donies the soft
impeachment that saline County, ILL.,. ia infested
by orgauiZod gang of thieves, aud that soyorui
murders and robberios have beon committed in
tho Town Of Harrisburg recently. Tho robbery
Of tho Circuit ClortB oliice was rorpetratcd bv 3,
young mau living in the family Of tho Deputy
Circuit Clerk, who has confessed the deed eiyon
up the, ,monoy,-:a40o,-and boon placed utt1or
arrest. The lawlessness said to oxiHt in the To-
entity is al in the Imagination Of some ambitious
ntws-Duutor,
, 1874-04-02

"'--'tAASA+ AAH'"A@Ao-
Board OF Trustees waB held Tuesday oyenlnc
lust, There woro nresopt hJesara. 11ofrron
r.owon+,,o, ,rox.;,, Me-, 49,, n.s.'
Au"o"saa.' r,'a niH.I', aasou, hna ofeol'noEo.
1he report OF tue Committeo on Estimates for
Annual Appropriations was road aud accepted
and laid over for further notion until Tho noxt
rnneti,p Tho nrrronr,.+,,, ,y,. aa raua..,
n.,uau!a e1no s,ta1 enoo wac 40 1'n""s
ou.eef'7' S4oo' poAce' S2oV slliago clcrk,
4ooo plnt of village, $50 Oversoor OF Road
ways, 92oo ;.ol1co-r5ent and incldontals 800 !;
repairs Of streets. dtehng BRIDGES etc., 81 800
v!ih6e caanooso, 91ou. Ihe meeting then ad-
'oTimeI, .r1'n d,oor, =, rn,,.o.... T., ,.,-.
,,.S.. noarn oi iIusseoS mot IN regular aoasion
Gai..1ts "nun 1n"s9 Nese present MesBrh'
oeruJ' ern noMensnai' Mason' alartin, and dreeu
"'fn, ~, ,nnt;p,, mnt presi1oa' t1a n, ..: IN,
,,;J nuon ~. sno au'an. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nlll,
ndontoa ,tic odot ii'1i 'no previous hoe1hg' "as
oas'5n anI eoG s!uewas' ks Win necessary
,a o'.' uu " tuo cnst siue o1 fros-
r;. KY tIon teafl stIoo1 s9utn TO Ninety
H1fgui, ~ Eonnecs Mitn s'aowalks IN part
- - ~ pl9ofty' "as 1o1orrod 10 tho
oo"ai;t9o ,'at;.3o,, ~ -. oiusWa1n6' ssa1a, ., -
~ pust.on a. 70 % 9asenu INC aoWor already laid
I;,,a .io ent ITt - II. store to
~ ta Gn;caa III, nJ'H 10 5hq 1G% gdoanu west
on5 5i'q uoo,as ilUoM t1.o selno talfoad
narond III croaa sna a1Ha central
~, u..aota epJ tf;,1aHa W 'no eot5oo
ri'o ro,sort ~ " liz ronsro;,+oo ~,
received, recommending tho laying of sidewalks,
8 feet inches wido, with necessary bridges and
crossings. on tho woat side Of Prospect avenue,
from Ninety-ninth atreet to South stro1t, aud
~ ~, .t snu n"I, at.aat oea1 ~ % nsenoe' tIom Nlno-
both sidewalks were ordered laid.
A plat Of "Rosubdlvision Of Blocks and 2
Of Il,lliard q Dobbin'a Addition to Washing
ton Heights, Was laid before tho Board for ai-
Highwayu.
The Board tlon adjourned until Monday eyen-
ing.
EVANSTON.
Doard OF Education, to fill tic vacancies caused
by tho expiration OF tho terms Of Mesers. 4.
Shuman and @. i. pu.ington, will bo hold sat-
urday evening. As women arc eligible for sllch
, 1874-04-02

Consulted In Bccrot on Bccchor md tho Plymouth
Church: but our open advice Ia, II you want aood
understanding that will bear the wear ant tear of both
ea!nta and sinners, to buy your boots and shoes Of
those wholcsou1cd Wholesale dealers, @. g. Richardson
h Co., Nos. 1928 md 130 FRANKLIN street, Obicauo.
, 1874-04-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE JOLIET IRON AND STEEL COM.
1ANv

rH1rv oo-
-, moe.lng Of tlo Stockholders Of tho Joliet
Iron aud Stool Company was hold In Room 0
Kingsbary Musio-I1all Block at noon yoatorday.
Thoro wore thirty nreeont, and abo,,t t,,roo-
four.l,a or .1,o ..oa,< r.' .sss a,"1 "1 m ~.
~, -. 'no asooh ""s topRoson'oa' 1no
non' deorgo drecno, OF Codar Rapids, presided.
Among thoBo present woro MeBsrs. A. D. Mooh-
or, T. D. Coulter, Dr.. ]. A. ". Buck, nnd ". W.
Disllop, Of Auroro. 7. s. Gi11ott Eeo.. ]. K.
nrr,;n ~ nta.,aa :, c,'.,s ~ It, , ~.
o, "l.u on"11oa H. ~ nr.'s' .. .n's e't5F 49,
e'offoIo' ESQ, ahu IL. y. Fay, or BOSTON .. l..
York; II. Z. Collins, the Hon, George Grouno,
apd Vico-prosidont r. n. uinol,ov.
Tha .onort ~ t,,o T,roos,,ror ,v.o a,,hr,tttoa
a,,a.., 49,. "aa W H.
snoWns 'nas 1no unsecured lnaonsounoss ao VI .,o
company amounted to about 80,0U0, and tho
Bccurod indebtedness to S450,000. Tho former
is mainly owing to furnaoo and iron companies
In 81. ro,,s ona TN labs arnor,,r co,,n}rv anil
, 1874-04-02

hfof4ood mud Klmmoll will bo relieved OF tl,ia
stigma Of liahnnor. 1 hnyo but fow moments
to I've. aud with my last broatl avow tho truth
Of all my Htntomonta herewith"