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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

SAD SCENE IN A STREET CAR.-Shortiy al
ter seven o clock last night sad scene occur
rcd 10 a south Baltimore street car, which, tor
the time being, excited considerable conmotlon
10 the immediate vicinity" Mrs. Mary Middle
camp and her husband left their hcmee, NO %
Clement street, during the afternoon for VISIT
to the central portion of the city, and on tnelr
return home entered south Baltimore car.
When at Pratt street, Mrs. Middecanp COM
paiped of sudden illness,, but as she had oeen
suIject to asthma her husband supposed she
was then suffering from that complaint. W1en
the car reached Hanover market Mrs. Middle, l
camp suddenly fell forward, but was sprevensea
trom reaching the floor by her husband, Hao
caught her in his arms He immediately stop.
ped the Car, and with assistance carried his wife
into the apothecary store Of Ferdinand Hassen'
camp, No. rs Hanover street, Upon placing
her iu chair, her husband was horrihed to
find this wife was dead, and had, no doubt, expir-
ed at the moment she fell into his arms while 10
the car. !. Dr.. Do gavin, coroner, was notified
but being satisfied that death had resulted from
heart disease, declined holding an inquest.
The deceased was fifty years Of age, and leaves
several children. Alter Dr.. Donavin had de-
clued holding an inquest a conveyance wa'
procured and the body o.. Mrs MiddlecamE
was removed to the home Of her husband. :
Bat S,m 80;
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RUIEDIyS-G NH

RoBT. JAMESON. A. q. UHLER.
".r BOYD M. SMITH.
JAMESON, UHLER s. CO.,
ALEXANDRIA PLANNING MILLS, SASH,
DOOR s. BLIND MANUFACTORY.
Dealers in
Dressed Lumber, White Pine, GeOr.
: ! gia, Carolina and Virginia
,.,,. :" @-.. Flooring.
NOS. % and 81 NORTH WATER STREET
,HAMES. w. NALLG, ..
y 1877 King st., Alexa, yssr fE4KE.
Dealers in HARDWARE. CUTLER
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldings
Balusters, of different patterns, and Newel
Posts. = A large stock of French and American
Glass. double and single thick, of all sizes
Pants Oils Ysr1jshes Paint and ana ot5ar
% ane quality puty g suaTep Tu5RePsins as.tv fRe
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt tor
Roofing, &c. large stock of Pugh,s eele6rs, q.
class Builders Furnishing establishments
All orders for Lumber, Brick and ~ KINDS
of Building Material, promptly attended to. e
Terms cash. leD II-.l
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r ACES-We have determined to regain our
IL former prestige for having the best stock of
LACE GOODS in the city, and have this sea-
son imported very. largely of them. With US
OF LACE that comes out in Brussels, and at
reasonable prices - -
HAMILTON EASTER s. SONS.
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CO.n.HIssEO.v MERCHANTS.

Successor to B. a. Lambert)
SHIPPING s. COMMISSION MERCHANT
18 UNION WHARF,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
@-Consignments solicited. jan 5-tf
NOTICE. --sa.-.....
Having resumed the GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSINESS st my old stand, No;
Maryland Ferry Slip, desire to return thank:
to MY former friends and customers for thei
liberal patronage heretofore extended to me, anc
to ask continuance of the same for the future
promising to give personal attention to all orders
and consignments addressed to me- d., ! H..
| Very respectfully.
dec S-2m E. L. TOLSON, Agent.
LEWIS MCKENZIE. JNo. J. JAMESON.
TNO. ). JAMESON & co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. south Union street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special attention paid to the sale of Wheat,
Flour and Country Produce Orders for Gro
ceries, Plaster, Seeds and Salt filled al market
Agents for PATAPsCo GUANo. [sepa.tf
THOMAS PERRY. i.
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
THE SALE OF FERTILIZERS,
., No. II King street,
aug l6-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
W Toi ,SfiItStiGSt AsHINGToN s s . skoTTHER, T
COM IssIoN MERCHAN
49,, NO. 20 UNION STREET,
-> ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Consignments of Grain, Merchandise and Ill
kinds, Of Country Produce solicited. Special
attention given to all business entrusted to them.
Prompt returns made. gy: spM
WV: HERBERT
(Successor to Washington s. Herbert,)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OFFICE-NO. IL NORTH UNION STREET,
Alexandria, Virginia
Particular attention paid to the selling of all
kinds Of Country Produce and filling orders for
Lime, &C., at lowest market rates. feb 7-tf
T C. MILBURN,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
NEW STORE,
NO. ~ N Orth hOyal &c., ana cor. Market alley,
s." .4.. Alexandria, Va.
The proximity of this store to the Market
House, 'the centre of trade,'' will enable me to
obtain good prices for Flour, Grain aud Country
Produce consigned to my care.
Consgnments and orders for Groceries re-
spectfulIy solicited They will receive careful
and prompt attention. oct 26-tf
w. A snoor,
~. DEALER IN
OAL, SALT a D P L A S K
~ r>..ntt' ntt' ,E1IA q - W n RE-
fSuccessor to Brewis & Lswson,l 1n
81 COMMISSION lMEhChANA' u
,s /! iso'' = '-ei - ~ Alexandria, Va:
:, Orders and consignments solicited. = Ieo 10
uoOE g. JOHNSTON -~~
fSuccessors to Fowle ~ Co.,l ,,n
-" >@' NO. PRINCE STREET.
J.. ...i 3 .... GENERAL nn,,
AND SHlPPlNG M hHo Ao'
49, ~ '- Dealers in all kinds. of ,nup
SALT AND PLASihh
Agents OF the ,r,o
NEW YORK g. BALTIMORE STEAMh ND.
~ y -, a.. Also Of the
& LONDON GLOBE LIN
IL NV sURANCE COMPANY.
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= AIDES LINEN HANDKERC;ihiIEEsF!S iiEs!
! ATSiX AND A QUARTER GENTS,
Another case of those wonderfully Gnesp, az az
linen n Handkerchiefs open to-day; Have also
opened this day another large lot OF those a 5I
Glfi1 full Stock Of Ladies' and Gents Handker,
chiefs Of every description a. very low fgqrys' at
cnie.'' l. - ~ cREEN;S NOTION HOUSE.
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MOURNING DEPARTMENT-This stocl

MOURNING DEPARTMENT stock
Nl receives our most careful attention, and in
it will be found not only all of the best and most
serviceable grades Of STANDARD GOODS,
that comes out in the London market. Our
"MonumentaW brand of ofALPAOAS and PURE
MOHAIR5 are imported only by US, and while
they are as slightly and well finished ss any other
make Of goods, they are fully one-thlrd heavier
than any other brand in the market.
Particular attention paid to filling funeral or
,ders HAMILTON EASTER & SONS.
w-Samples supplied by mail on application.
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TASSIMERES.

IASSIMERES. l-a.es
We have Just received beautiful assortment
of Cassimeres and Suitings making our STOCK ,a as
~ nlete as at any time during the season ~ 9
have always on hand the1best makes Of Engn;;1S, g;aS
French and German Goods, and wiz a;nr au.nist A.
suits in the very latest styles, guaranteeing NJ Nv
and satisfaction. 11r1rMpP m
oct 20 " I. l." ~ -
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4 LII PERSONS ARE INVITED to visit
desiring to purchase Ut the time or not, and they
may rely upon polite attention, and not being
pressed to buy Full lines Of samples Of any
kinds of goods will be sent to parties out of the
city, and express charges paid on cash pur-
chases amounting to $40 and over.
HAMILTON EASTER s. SONS.
@rSamples supplied by mail on application.
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GooDs AT THE LOWEST Low POINT. POINT.
Just from New York.
We have just returned from the market with
some as cheap goods, of every description, as
were ever offered in this city. The
DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS ...
we would call particular attention to.
BLANKETS, all numbers and qualities.
FLANNELS white, red and grey.
sndo doTTnfyMSn oeTvsfy MSnff6g ff6g Esg 'asbrtment
complete. We invite all who want to make ak
purchases in our line to give US Call. we
have the goods, and the prices At are n Tignt: g p M
Low IS -. r. wv lIM nn ".
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oFRFC0A QLOVEs-Another assortment
Il Of popular shades just received. lnese
q loses are all warranted. ~,nup1,rs
o'''o1 o1PRETZFELDER & BENDH HELMS
,.ne9 - - = y Dry Goods Emporium.
, 1874-07-17

hotal, on tho night Of tho lire, hut whoro that
hotol was Aituatod waH mora tan alio could tell,
although at1e had loft 1t the next morning. Bfe
Claims to bo stranger hors, and without lnnan8.
Iho tr1tult IL larga Saratoga, and tho parties
n pogHosHton Of 1t should notify tho oificors at
clio Central or Madson Street POLICE Stations.
Tho mootlng Oh tho vlnduot question that yas
TO laso taken ptaco ut 0g5 Nuo 1sa,l avenue
inst evon!ng did not occur. There will probably
20 no further public aotlon OH the matter by tho
ctlHen8 OF that tloigllhorllond, aB tIleY eoom to
tlilhk Tint my further action would bo 1otrt-
mental to tlio cauHe. They layo neid thoir nn-
aoaslnont for tho Btreot Improvement. antl b]amo
tho Bonrtl Of Public Works for not pushing thu
matter ut onco. Thceo nro tho exrrosaetl yiows OF
several l'rominont citizopB In that quarter. Tho
hoga6orhoou Ia oile TINT would bo vastly bor-
Gifted by fow improvements Of public no-
tufo, such III aawoiH .gnn, and tin viaduct. Tho
ob1ootion. entertained by railroad company Is
saa to be tho only obstacle III tlo way Of thip
gfoat Improvement.
-, The supervisor Of informal Royonuo for tho
First District Of IllinoiS, tic IIol ID. W. Mum,
ny instructions from tho Commissioner, las s-
eNcd on order to the Collector, requiring him to
ontorco tho provisions Of the law in regard to
stamping aud canceling boer-kogH, &c. The
Stamps. ho directs, must DO plncod on tho head
Or Or end Of tho cask, barrel, or package, ne
putting tho aplgot or fuacet through
sr!got or tawoot portion Of tho staup shal, la
destroyed. 1'he penalty for failure to comply is
5lo0 fine, md Imprisonment for not moro tfnn
one year. Tha ortlor will be strictly enforced by
tno i, collector and Lis Deputies, and no oxcuso
, 1874-07-17

ana INC evening Horvcos Sunday a,,tl friday unit
about Octo6pr, md that Standard 1la oornor O.
Michigan ayonno aud Fourteenth street
oo,.la oi"as 10 obtained for tho morning ser
society did not wish to mako money ont Of tn,
| misfortune Of the HllIferers. Ot,or nlacna nj
Thoml!son's RESTAURANT. Avonue Hull, aud lsall
| ronu Mission, wpro guggossol.
! Tho society at last voted TINT thu TYuatncu
togoth or with tho Committee nlroady annointol
bo nuthorIZo1 to confer with tllp proprintora nj
sta'tlnrt 1lall. ntltl With tho Methodist Ouroj,
sos1oty ~ with roloronco to securing thoao placoa
church for thu prcscnt. a rogriar monthly moet-
tilB waH announced for week from FRIDAY ninlt.
at tho rooms corner Of Indiana avoluo aid 1jir,
@ ttHtll street: It H. probable tint tho Coulnlttoc
H., sn Gnrry out t;o IL %ae Of tho majority proson
elds!lly IN favor Of holding thu morning services
y, sthh!ara Hall, aud tito cvo1ll,1g services yth
the wabash Avenue Methodist Church. It Inns
not set ~ been m declloa what arrangements will DO
n tho Wabash Avenue Church, Il time
Tor them can bo found without putting
H. 70 i1n,convonionco ne the a1otlotlist society.
ton extended to tl,om not only by tic Mothod-
lese tut by several other churches, and espocial-
y tho offor Of tile Michigan Avenue baptist
Church, to worship with them until por,nnnont
quarters can be found
:, At the moeting tho nov. btr. Dc DaptiBto. of
tile burnea-out Olivot {colorotl) Church, spoko
concerning tho hoavy loss they 1lad sustained,
It was groator than that by tho ilro Of October.
1871. Not ou1y waa tlloir house OF worship gotlo.
but most OF tito membors woro nlao burled out
and many Of them quite destitute. Tlloir house
Of worship wau worth $4,000, but was insured
for 3l2 0oo. Only $4,000 Of tho insurance
could probably bo collected, 30 that tho roa losg
would DO 100000. Thoro was nlHo a s2000
mortgage on tho house.
Or. Eyerts said tho Oliyot brethren woyo en-
titled to their sympathy and mid. Ho thought
the property Of Tho First Church, known as tho
"shicltls Alisslon,' OH Butteraeld and Twontieth
Streets, should be donated to the Oliyat Church,
1t tlloY wanted it.
Tho weokly prayer aud conference meeting OF
the Flrst Church will be held this evening, 1t u
quarter boforo o'clock, In the lec.ure-room Of
the Wabash Avenue NJ. E. Church, corner Of
Fourteenth Htroot.
nooting was held at Standard Hall Yesterday
erening, whon 1t was decided to hold tho Sunday
school OF tho church In tho lcct,,ro.room Of tic
Wabash Avenue H. Il. Church, cornor OF Four
toenth street, Sunday morning at o'clock, aud
tho Gospel meeting at tho Bamo place in the
ovoning, at 7:46. proceeded by an ope,l-air meot-
Ing at tho old place Of worship, ut o'clock.
The place whore tho morning service viii be
hold will be announced hereafter.
, 1874-07-17


The Vokcs party haro boon playing during The
wcok to excellent businosa, tho oxoitement o,
the firo having proved no obstacle to thoir suo-
cess. Tonight ia that set apart forFrod Vokos
benefit. In addition to tho rcgu1ar programme,
Which will consist Of ono Of George Davonport'a
apecsaltlos and "Fun in Fog" Trad
Vokes will play iu company with Mr.. g. d.
Bishop in tho Inst net Of "Riclaard Ill.," l,o m.
pcaring as Richmond, and Mr. Bishop as Rich
ard.
rAnIs NJ MOONLIGHT.
Tho Photographic display at THO Exposition
visitors to tho south end, in which tue wondor-
Juan aud 11aidee" III situated. Tho attendanco
waH unusually larEo, mud WAS heartily enjoyed.
PASTORS VARIETY suow,
ut Uoo1oy'a, has not mot with tho sliccoss dur;np
tho present week that it's merits deserved. lilo
o. oltiso bill has baon changed and improved.
There Jet romalsa two nighta, and it IL not i'm
probable that change for tho better will be
pareoptiblo.
NO GILMORE,
Alr. Mun1ford },as accepted the general yordct
OF THO people as Expressed IN tho sale Of sub
scription tickets to tho Gilmore concert, The
Hnlo was light, and tho deduction thorsfrom ia
tint A1r. Gilmore iB not wantod here. Thia NAV
Or may not be fair conclusion to draw but 1Ir.
nIunltord bus preferred to look nt it III tliB
light. 1lo therefore announces that Gilmore
Wlil not come now ut any ratio. Purchasers Of
Iieka1A, II there bo any, can receive their cash
oacK asaln Oh presentation OF tho tiokots.
, 1874-07-17


Tho firm Of Wondell l. Lyman, No, 235 Wabash ara
nue. Importers OF watches, clocls diamonds and VII.
ventilated ware, wero badly damaged Tuesday Ii, NOV
ing their stock.
At tho tina Of tho are IN 1871, they, think.
ng II Impossible for thu aames to reach them
ad not movo md lost everything. On this occcasiop
when the famcs wore within square Of their store
iioy doomed 1t advisable to move Al $50 r. m. thsy
inogah moving their stock. In Two hours umo thoy
1ox n1 Fenosea nsorything the hurry md confusion
an~assa aroas san. ahc Tsnch clocks seroy
oaen; Thor large stock Of silvcr-plated ware,
fSons1ss,nK SoM1, tofo ct Ct fra-aands with cutgass
gS rS s;,s are say dansgea hor large
5sneo-goods aro alnost worthless watch cryataIs,
thras y .no gfose Esh oil their smaller gools
ouplo tn asserting them from tic ulidamagcd viii
amount to IS mulch ~ TINY aro worth, ''''
NotEithasand!ng thsr misfortune, this energetic
nl Val hhye Their magnificent establishment In or1er
by night md then tAoy will be able to aaccrai tho
e o. tnec !ossos by moving cut and back agai
son visiting them yesterday the scene was ons OF eon
damaged fancy goods worc sad to bohold.
, 1874-07-17

priz1e rls1. could not have falIon into worthtor
ntnuH' 1 LILO c!1eHa victorian, Mr.. Frederic
refi1n. s. asso of Now York. proved to tho younger
phfetA 'aht tno OH opponent of N1orphy, N;G],-
OF tloir stocl. "0N'''
loi m into tho hnnas OF Nlr, 1Ionry Irosnor of
oaayN' USnKoi a', ~ thls y tho SECOND to e Inns
Tor nim that lo Is tho nocond bost nlnyor II,
Amorica. uroat laopcB woro entertained Iy tho
frlolidH Or hlr. Book that ho would hnyn n,nf,n n
t1n tahfong ighs for tho championship but during
fn1 from '0'uaams1s an nito no playsd wbo suernR
=, ,ss,n1ina was matter oi rsa peerot Jus bot IT,
10 htmseli 1 a1!d his onpononts St. Louis, rep
resented by A1r. N1ax Judd, tho youngest ii tie
contestants, carried or
az, THE TlllnD PRIZE.
Much regret was folt Mt tho wlthslrayal from tho
somfi1Ahlont OF AIR: Eldor, Of Detroit, who WIS
ca!lod away by sicknoHa, md OF Nlr. Kcnn.cott,
oi iDnnton ILL.,, whose business required Ills at.
tentson elsewhere.
o. o. tug Congress, was held yesterday ovon-
Gg!.,, iGag Ill the cl!oss-room Of tho Chicago
Club. at which tho first business
o,1x;nt WIS tho election '!; Of officers for tho
4. Congdon. Of Philadelphia, President; ". W.
Cnrran, Chicago, Firat Vicc.proslont: d. il
Martinez. Yoxns. Second Vice President; j.
hobcrts philadelphia, Secretary J. G. White
man, Philadelphia, Treasurer,
On motion Of Con. Congtlon, 1t was thon ro-
solycd That tho noxt tournament be held Ut
rhi1llolnl.in during tho progress Of tho Conton-
rn1:sEST1Sa THE rn1zEs
Tho Congress thou on motion adjourned nnd
Mr.. Curras,: preHiaont Of tho Clicago Chess
Club, took tho chair, in order to progcnt to tho
sncoosefnl competitors tho prizes wicl, t,oy l,nt1
won. Those consisted Of tho first prixo OF sa25
to Capt. aaokenzio, aud tho second Of sl5il to
al r.. l1tH11fr rriv 1f
, 1874-07-17

Or flvo Of Tnllor'a hangofe-on r,1a,od into
attaot OH tho complainant. Williams, aooing
that they wore too 1na1'y for him, baoed against
tho ack,-vnliaut!y fought a retreat from
| the proaenoo Of t'io confidence -ororatorr
stop by stop, until ho reached tho Bido.
n" @nes "9n an S snora Immediately ot H. called ,ts1,,.
During tho trial, gontloman by tho nnrno Of
La Motto was Bworn az d wtnoHa to it1poacl1 tho
toatiino'iy OF the notorious Fuller. LII Motto
lektioa that ho Ind boon swlnt1led by tlis fol-
employed IN tho oflico Of tho swinller at y
salary Of sl25 por month. Fuller knowing
that hn Ind money, soon got possession of it
ny ElytnE nm worthless tr,at-eed on Wns
nasroas basnoes of Filters se aaro TN IN by c1's
scapogiaeo nA1nol Osborne. Whom swiudlo ia
porpotratcd, and tho arrest OF tho principal is
imminent imminent he loaves tho city. and then
The swindlol parties, nul they, not knowing that
lie IL Interested, soil ont t!oir securities to him
at about 25 oonts on thu dollar, aud sign paporH
Acres, agreeing MT t9 prosecute. This arrangement
ia roady for hia ,icxt Victim. La Motto was ono
ct tho latost victims, but, OIL discovering
tho relation Tint Oaborno horo to Fuller. hS
changed Ills mind in regard 70 tho oontraot not
toav TO- To- o or sS;nnsa ot9rwsa aro him. md
on ttia1, was hoard by twelve jurymon, who.
after being out about ono hour,
canlo into court, and stood oIoyon
for conviction and ono for acquittal.
Tint ono waa q hoardloss youth, who, IN ho
swore !lo was 81 years Of agot waa allowed to cit
upon tho jury. They wore thon discharged, and
tho case by. agreement was submitted to the
Uo1lrt, who decided thero wns not sufficient tns-
timony to mako out IN assault hoyoul q rennon-
ahle doullt and tloroupon dismissed tho case n,d
Timothy ". Fuller oncc again breatles TIC frco
fresh air of freedom. Mr.. Fnlor, in couvcran- !
tlou in tlo presence Of tile rnporter, admitted
that his business wGa of tho confidence na1lro but
that he WAS ono Of the most charitable mon Il; f1n
community. At tho time OF tho great panio 1aat |
fall though ho only ilad $500, which 10 hnti |
nlado from "s,lcker" Btiil lie Runpl1el ii ;tona
OF coal to several destitute families, and ho |
would bo pleased to soc others with miljionn
SLOW similar record. 1Io also boastcl that
fo bad been twica nrounti the globe had |
visited Asia. Africa aud South AmorIca.
and bad mover got baon licked" oxcopt when
IN tho service Of tho Confederate army dnrinr
tho Rebellion, and that waa at tho frat battle Of
Manassas Junction, aud once before when in
tho navy. ho was flogged across gun. Ills |
noBc hnd boon broken by blow from
. revolver. nfter tho "tiing hnd flashed
IN tho pan." anl ho, il innunlorablo rows, al
Ways got away with his nun, Ho now cnrrios |
four bn1lcts Ia Ills person. the result OF tho M
Trays, therefore he thinks it would DO diilloGt
|eat Tor Williams, Or my other nun, to cct tho
best Of him In row. From this statement of |
Fullot's, 1t would bo prudent for those who NAV
lnvo accounts or bills on tho boilligoront swiu.
lEerjto collect at tho cannotl's MOUTH
, 1874-07-17


As announced In Tue SUNDAY TRIBUNE, the
a,1dicnco-room Of the First Methodist Church
Evanston, will bo formally dedicated Sunday. 1t
was expected that Bishops Bowman AMI Audrowa
would have boon proeout to aaslHt iu tho coro-
monsea, but kilograms were received from them
ycstortlay, stating TINT 1t would bo impossible
| for thom to visit Evanston on tho occasion, as
thor had engagements to detlicate churches
| eHowloro.
Tho programme for tho day has, therefore,
boon arranged as follews: Throo Services will
tho morning sorvlces and deliver tno sermon.
In tho afternoon tho Roy. DR.. J, O. Peck. Of tia
Centenary Church, Of this city, wIl prcacl,, and
The Key. Pr. II. .Isaymond, of tho Garrett
ovoning. - ''@S
Mrs. soulo, Of Sing Sing, N. Y, Ia now ytsit-
ing IN EYanaton, and investigating tho conli-
ion ion Ct tlo "oman'H College Of tho University.
Of French in tho Northwestern University, and
tho position Of Dom Of tile Woman's toloeo.
made vacant by tho resignation Of Miss Fraucea
- =: =, W,lllard. and will probably ecoopt. She is
necessary o. to 1T hcr to. tako chargo Of tbs
Woman's College, and to be especially qualified
to.g give instruction in tho Fronch Language.
hiossrs. David e. and Frank Onsscday and
Jolln a: ). Mhipplo, Of Evanston; Lucius Cola
man, Of LaCrosso asd Nowton, leave Evanston
Tomorrow for Donvor, expecting to spend tho
summer among tho mountains Of Colorado.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Ilo l1nd1eH' 6ociablo Of bethany Church will
be hold at the residence Of q. O. Howo Friday
ovening.
=, Tho nov. nfr. Roy will proaoh at tho Union
Church noxt Sabbath morning.
;, The people of Datllany Church have offered
thoir pastor, tho Noy. D. s. Houron, four woolts'
The building Of tho graded Hclool has beon
awarded to o contractor from Joliet, aud will be
commenced Immediately. Mr.. Mccormick, wbo
1s building tho Union Church, will hayo tho su-
poryision Of the work.
:, There is considerable feeling among son1o Of
the citizens, concerning tho picnics which como
from tho city bundayH, and disturb tho quiet Of
tho Habhatl. ~
:, Tho Board Of Trustees mot Monday evening.
rfesent, President Mason, Alaurer, Gorton,
bid for grading Oak street. from Wi1linm
Lt,ittloton, WAS referred to tho Committee on
Highways. ~
5lr. d. Barnard road tho nov State Inv cons
corning amuaementH and noise on the Sabbath.
auu askod that the Board ouforco tho law cana.
chilly IN tho vicinity OF his dwelling, Laid over
Tor consideration for ono week.
Inc board instructed 1lr. Darsao to call on tho
proprietor or uamrich'a Park for indemnity |
for Ills beng hurt while doing his duty as special
policeman Oh July 4. In this Dionic-ground,
an ordinance ordering s;doyalks laid On v,n-
connos road from Dummy Junction to Iraoy ave-
nno was read aud adopted. Tho Board ordered
all lotH to bo assessed to lay sidewalks, and an
pointed Mousrs. Gorton, Greouacre, nnd Mauror |
AZ Special Commissioners to assess.
Tho commissioners OF Roads wero ordered to |
report work douo at noxt meeting. e, Walters |
was duly sworn into Office as vilugo Collector.