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The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

BAKERS Chocolate, SO noted for its nutri
tive salutary, and delicious qualities, hardly
needs our endorsement after the awards made
to its excellence at the leading fairs in both
hemispheres. A trial is all that is needed to
convince any one of its great merit, and since
1880 this test has been applied.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21


fuNHE Subscriber will sell at PubIkc Aursiap o,
- IoESDAf, june Is, 1874 at . A. NJ, all the real
ara personal property assigned to him byoscph
Gooding, Of Yarmouth and In trust for the h,nedt N
his creditors. viz: The story dwelling house Ell.
and large stable attached, known as the VIM N
Stoekbrdge estate, with acres Of land
wen stocked with ruit and Ornamental tr~es al ths
lower village on Royals river, IN YarInoath
Also the right u redemption % one hall the dwell
True House.
Alsa the right of reepiian of thirty a~r-- II GOOD
moving land, with harm thereon on Wolfs Peini In
said Yarmouth.
Also Eve acres ~ labi m " Yarmouth. on Roy ,I's
River asljuinng the houlesirld farm of0eorea YaTk
Al-o brickyard ard wharf. On Royals River, uith
right % uay % the same irem The CountY roa. said
wharf has nFea lately builf, ami has froufas. On
t.ie water ~ alpat 80 iccf. b 80 t.ei IN skIth
Also iaaooo bricks IN kiin On al ukarL ulth
hick machlnss. moulis. whesltarrows, and toais
us.si 10 hrirkmakfns.
Terms masio Known a time q sale
A. l. LnRfNG. Aucflonesr
Yarmouth, May rs. isIl mraftl
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

The BARKER CoScERT.-The grand compli-
mentary concert to Miss Nellie Barker is an
nounced for next Wednesday evening. The
support promised is admirable. Mrs. Cum
mings takes the contralto, Mr.. Howard the
tennor aud the Temple Quartettse have been
engaged. The sale of reserved seats opens at
Stoekbridge's Saturday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

CRIMINAL Norris. deputy Williams reeeiy
ed a despatch yesterday from orono, asking
him TO arrest a man named Lewis Lenpardt, on
the arrival Of the City of Richmond here last
night, for the larceny of a watch. He was ar
rested and confessed
There were a large number of arrests last
ni0bt for drunkenness
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
York County 8. J. ourt.

BEFORE JUDGE WALTON.
WEDNEsDAY.-The term of Court was opened af-
ter the traverse jurors were empaneled.
Case Of Simpson VS.. Hitchins first in order
Action of assumpst on a contract to recover fol
work on the P. g. r. r. r. Tomorrow the jury, in
charge of an officer, will visit Springvae to view the
place where work is alleged to have been done.
Smith 81 Putnam. Tapley & Drew.
Edward Grant VS.. Ezra Downing ct al. Note Of
hand $500. Defense-gven.
Emery. Kimball.
Business this term does not promise long session
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
EEISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.


There will be special meeting of the Irish
American Relief Association this Thursday
evening, May 81, 1874, for the purpose of elect
ing Vice President to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Mr.. P. III. Cole
man.
". Per order JOHN j. SHEAHAN,
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

BURGLARY. - The store of Mr.. Andrew
Halves at Stroudwater Village, was burgiari-
ously entered on Tuesday night, for the second
time, and a quantity of cigars, bard bread, etc,
taken. The "hard tack" was found scattered
all along the road to the city.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
European Markets.

LONDON. May 19-12.30 p. M.-American Securi.
ties-U s. Dos. 1867, 1884, U. s. To- Hos 1871: III 3
new 81 1914; New York Central IS. -
LIVERPOOL, May 20-l2.soP. M.-Cotton sosiar
Mdilng npands at SD; do Orleans sgd; sales 10 oot
bales. including 1000 bales for export and
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
Prof. Swing VinIicnted.

CHIcoGo, May 2O.-The Presbyterian council
by vote of 45 to 10, have vindcated Prof.
Swing from charges preferred against him.
After the verdict in the Swing case Prof Pat
ten gave notice that he would appeal the case
to the Synod of Northern Illinois aud file his
reasons therefor within ten days.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

ENrERrArNMENT.-Myst Lodge l. o. G.,
T., give fair and entertainments at Grand
Army Hall this evening, consisting of readings,
music selections from standard dramas, &c.
Ihrre VIII be fair table and refres hments for
sale The entertainment closes with the laugh
abe farce. ''The Hole in the Wall" in which a
number of amateur performers take part A
good time generally may be expected
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

MUsrcAL.-Mr. Whitney has accepted the po-
sition Of tenor of the First Parish choir at a
salary OF $780,
Miss Hattie Weeks has resigned her position
IN the India street choir to accept the alto at
Free street
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-John Merritt, Larceny. Sixty
days.
William Goddard. Intoxication. Discharged.
Alexander Scott. Intoxication. Thirty days.
James Ryan. Intoxcation. Fined 81 with COSTS
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

A SAD CAsE.-A few days ago Mr. Thomas
Merrill, engineer of the steamer Falmouth,
left his family all well and went to Halifax on
his steamer. Last evening he returned to find
one of his children, little girl, dead in the
house, and another child, seven weeks of age,
just alive. After he left home the little girl
was taken with the diptheria and died quite
sudden. Soon after the babe was taken with
the same disease and yesterday it was found
necessary to cut into the wind-pipe and insert a
tube to breathe through. Alta late hour last
night the child was able to take nourishment
and was breathing through the tube. 1t is
thought it cannot recover, being so young
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

30. BAILEY & Co., sell to-day at II
O'Clock in Market Square, horses, new and sec
ond hand carriages, wagons, &c. See auction
column
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

FINE lot of double Asters, Balsams, Pinks,
Zinnias, &c; also Tomatoes and Cabbage plants
fresh from the garden every day.
w. G. SAWYER & Co.,
m21 THIS % Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

PARTIES who have furnished room in the
central part of the city to let with or without
board can address ga b." this office.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

As usual we invite all our friends to-. buy
their clothing, custom or ready made, of Geo
w. Rich 81 Co., 173 and 175 Fore street. You
can always get good goods at fair prices at this
house mch21 cod I'm
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

EIGHT hundred yards Mohair Dress Goods
worth 80 cents for 25 cents. Balance of New
York bankrupt stock, at Leach's, 81 Middle
street. NIL 1w
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

STEAMER Frauconia has been taken off the
route one trip for repair; consequently there
will be no steamer for New York to-day,
fTh,lrsdav) KS <-- D. ~
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
Desirable Residence tn cape Eps<
abefh ~ Auefsoss

A. l. LORfNG. Ausfisnesr. -.
Yarmouth, MAJ rs. IsIL mrstta
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENry-Fous
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHrEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. g..
May 20, $500 p. MY
For New England,
and the Middle States, generally condy wealth
er and areas of rain will prevail, with SOUTH
east to southwest winds during the night, sta
tionary temperature and slowly falling barom-
eter,
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

Mrs. MANCHESTER, so long and favorably
known for the wonderful cures she has made, is
still at the U. S. Hotel, where she will remain
ten days longer.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN,
Desirable Residence-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
Assignee Sale-B. Freeman.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall-Grand Complimentary Concert.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pear Trees-Wm. Morton g. Son.
To Let-E. b. Oxnard.
For Sale-Bunkers Brothers.
Wanted-A. S. Fernald.
Wanted-Girl.
Notiee-W. III. Anderson.
Legal Notices..
Railroad Tickets-F. G. Patterson.
Ditson & Co.'s Home Musical Library.
just Received--John Kinsman.
Improve your Stock-R. u. Scribner.
Wanted-Fred Proctor.
Wanted-Situation.
Wanted-Situation as Housekeeper.
A Good House for Sale-Wm. III. FERRIS.
Lowell Street School House-Proposals.
1 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Three hundred Parasols-Leach
Steamer Franconia has been taken off.
Bakers Chocolate-Walter Baker 81 Co.
Eight hundred yards-Leach.
Fine lot-W. G. Sawyer & Co.
L. A. X. A.-John j. Sheahan.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

1000 Pairs Kid and Doeskiu Driving Gloves,
20 cents, worth $500, at j. Burleigh's 80 Mid
die street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

Foreign Expsrsi

ST. JOHN, NIB. Brig Union T-i7oo bbis -four,
$50 do tallow, 100 do cornmeal, 50 do beans
Foreign Imports.
MATANZAS. Bark Brunswick-e25 hhds fH
boxes sugar 10 Geo Hunt & Co, 5000 cigars 10 n
Allen, Is dog pumpkins to master.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

Providence Print Cloth Market.

PROVIDENCE. May 20 The printing cloths market
firm at So a &c for best 64x6i with sales at higher
ures up to July.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

THREE hundred parasols at 25 cents a
Leach's, 81 Middle street. NIL 1w
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

PHILIP PHILLrPs.-The following is a sam
pie OF the flattering notices given to Mr.. Phil
lips in places where he has appeared:
"None could listen to the sweet vet powerful
singing of Philip Philips, at the new Taberna-
Gle last evening, and be in the least surprised
at the Wilderness of his fame His songs are
charmngly simple, are each adorned with an
excellent moral, and are rendered with deep
feeling. "-Deseret Eoening Neacs, Salt Lake
City.
PERSONAL. Mrs. Elizabeth Akers Allen
will spend the summer in Portland She is
now here.
We are pleased to learn that G. P. Kimball,
esq, who has been threatened with rheumatic
fever is improving. His physician thinks re.
covery is question of but a few days.
Congressman Burleigh was in town yesterday
on brief visit. He is in excellent health and
returns to Washington to-day
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

Receipts of Fleur.
Reeeips. OF Grnin..Ac.


CoRsi9Hees. No. cars. CoHsigRees No. cars
Nuttcr, shocks. a
ny water conveyance 1000 bush eornmeal to Geo
w True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21
Plants at Az eion'

On Friday, May 22d, at 10 O'Clock
we shall sell at SalesrOOm. I7f;
EOfe street. a fine collection of
CnOice Flants i'm Pots and Ras-
kets, from the well KNOWN Con-
servatories of Taylor and Good
all, MelrOse, Mass. -
+. o. Bailey & Co., Auctioneers.
my20 a,
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

IN THURSDAY, May 2siA. 81 o'sI-k. p. NJ
W shall fcl ths Capt. =. A. Nlnat l'rpnstfv Ia
Cspc Eixabsth, opposite the restsncs q Hears Net
ter. f- The frofcrtY consists - aia1ut - asFs.
~ land Ia exocileut conslfin. whlh 4 afoat ~
reaf and aIple trees. Eralez, snail huit. &c. The
buildings censist a ~ story wossen haass, con-
closcts and cothes Trc.ss, nnc cellar, tie sell, a
excellent water goo stable connected By wooiJhed
and carTiagc house.
This l. a hne little property; Iust a pleasant ride
from the city; ave minutes walk fIum Church
School Honso and Depot 81 Eastern X. n
o. q. BAuLES a CO.. Asesis~~~r.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-21

tsalss at the Brokers' Board. May 2o.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10


EXCELLENT INTEREST RULES. Tho
answer in each case being in cents,
separate the two right-hand figures
Of answer to express in dollars and
cents:
Four per cent. Multiply the
principal by the number Of days to
run, separate right-hand figure from
product, and divide by 8.
Five per cent. Multiply by num-
Der of days, and divide by ~.
Six per cent. Multiply by number
Of days, separate right-hand figure,
and divide by 6.
Eight per cent Multiply by num-
Der Of days and divide by As.
Nine per cent. Multiply by mum.
Der Of days, separate right-hand
figure, and divide by 4.
Ten per cent. Multiply by num-
ber Of days, and divide by 36.
Twelve per cent. Multiply by
number Of days, separate right-hand
figure, and divide by three.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10

The Texas cattle-herder is said to
be capable Of using 246 different
oaths, and Chicago editors might as
well own up beaten.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10

DOMESTIC INclDENL. -Scene-0h,
most anywhere. Time Morning,
Sister (home from boarding-school,
who never gets up till delay becomes
dangerously; "Willy, the orient
flames in golden splendor-arisel
our morning rejection awaits your
presenceP William doesn't hear.
Mother (shouts afterward, and MAX
ing great clattering on the
balusters with the broomstick);
"Wi-i-i-illiaml get up this instant,
you lazy dogskin you, and come
down to breakfastp (William
doesn't hear). Father Ia few min
utes later. "Bill?" William (spring-
ing out Of bed(; Coming, sirP'
Boston Cotries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10

THE only time at which a country
editor can be really happy is when
the local druggist imports new soda
fountain. Then the journalistl knows
he can write a column OF gorgeous
description, and look forward 10 a
long and happy summer Of free re
froshment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10

While Company D, of the Twenty.
eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, was
doing picket duty, John Moy was
placed as sentinel, with orders to
examine all "passes." Dnring the
day q horseman came that way, and
being ordered to halt, handed his
pass to Moy, who leisurely scanned
It, gave, it back, and permitted the
man to pass. Moy's deliberations
had been noticed by Lieutenant ?.
who called out:
"Was that a proper pass9"
: t'Yis, sir"
"What was on il, John?"
"Divil q bit, do ] know, sur, but
with all the readin' and writing there
was on the pass, it was enough to
pass Maior-General to the very
diyil."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10

THE day is not far distant" says
a Raleigh paper "when the world
will begin TO look on death as a jour.
ney TO another country The Louis
vile Courier Jonrndl assents to this
and naiEely adds that the journal will
bo one on which we all can so as dead
heads.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10

On Thursday Of last week as Albert
Henderson, q farmer who resides on
Mil Creek. about six miles from
WalIa Walla, was driving home, his
pistol droped from his belt, and strik.
ing against one of the wagon wheels,
exploded, the ball passing through
tho heshy part Of Henderson's right
thigh aud into his arm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10
shedd- Peoria

THANKFUL f5 AN APPREcIAfIvE PUB
lie for their geherods and unfalllng support
In the past, and hopeful of continuance and
enlargement Of tho sano in the future, we do
sire through this medium TO call the attention
OF consumers In Linn county to our will assort
cd and carefully purchased stocks OF goods al
the above points. comprising full nndcompletc
lines Of all Glasses OF goods usually kept In
country storo Lack bftimo and space precludei
an attempt to spC . tS, but we arc determined
to maintain dnd add to our reputation for keep
ing the most complete country store In Linn
county, and will only say In conclusion thai
our houses at shedd will bo found to contain a
all times more nearly everything needed on q
farm than over beforer AS we have not beer
past neither will we in the future be hndersolt
by any honorable doaler
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10
NOTICE TO BuILDERs,

HN ORDER 10 COMPETE WITH ALL OUT
N side competition, and keep some Of our
money in Oregon. we have reducfd our pEiceS
Doors sash, MOuidinga, and seasoned finish
~ lumber and to do all kinds Of work In the
laining min line at hed-rock prices for cash or
short time, Give Us a call and encoarase
oome trade,
~ Remember the lower Planning Aiili, near
he Saw-mill and EOQndry, Albany,
nsStf. ELL. CARrER 4 60.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10
PROPOSALS WANTED,

WWrANrED 1000 FEET OF GOOD. s0uNn
w red and yellow ilr lumber conalsiing OF
heavy timbors and plank, and aO,0O gOod cedar
shingles, hy the Albany and SRutam Canal
Co, 70 b. delivered AZ or near Albany hy tho
18Th OF c0th OF next June. Seated proposals
WILL b. roceiVed AZ the ollice OF the Company
up 10 the nrlt o. next June, Fur speci cihcationN
Apply a. the company's ctilce Y Albany.
D.. HAklNNteRd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10
Jhe 9enIorrat.
FRIDAY....,.......~.~~JULY 10, 1874
n coRNnR IN CATS.


We have all heard Of the anecdote
concerning the gentleman who wrote
to his hired man in the country TO
ssAd him three barrels per Simmons,
and the answer that there were not
SO many persimmons then ripe, but
would send one barrel, and the rest
as soon as possible. Here isa paral-
lei actual occurrence; An anaconday
which was on exhibition at San Fran
cisco was fed on rabbits daily. When
fhe snake was taken TO Sacramento
for exhibition, it was uncertain how
long the show wonld stay; but the
patronage Of the Sacramentans was
generous, and the agent at once tele-
graphed for his show posters to "bill
the town.
The dispatch read: !" Send two
hundred cuts Immediately, " but when
received it read: "Send two hundred
cats Immediately" 1t was a little
bit Of surprise to the agent in San
Francisco when he read the message,
but he reasoned that rabbits were
scarce in Sacramento, and it was
necessary to substitute cats for the
regular provender, 80 he started out
an army Of boys to catch all the stray
cats. BY the afternoon train he sent
a crate Of seventy-fye cats, with 0
letter saying: II send seventy-hvt
cats by this train, and will forward
balance tomorrow, but / am afraid
that number of cats will eat the
snake, if they get loose, instead O
being eaten by him." Funny, if true
and Il not true it ought to be.
, 1874-11-14

but which in roaEity aro only Two, Tho parties q
reaction aud Of progreHs. .-tho party Hhtot. Witl!
hind ogotiB.n, wants 10 CONSERVE everything, and
tho party which demanda tho reforms proved to
DO 1ocnYaarY by o,lr dlsnstarn anti diBaonaionh.
As for Tbs lmporia!ist loalors breaking, allenoo
which nothing hut their mistakes rcptlciod be"
coming. thoy dream only Of reaction and pro-
actsralons. They obey spisit Of clericaltBtn
equally fatal informally nntt externally, and ~
neo- hrgltfmiata, minus tho whlto llag. They de-
1tro tho governmental ayatem OF tho Ronrbons.
condemn thh policy: Never. whatever hap
ernmont shoy seek to rcstoro. What dasiro 10
do1aoerntio Rnd reforming Government, fnat!-
tuted br Tho nation, obtaining from, its sourco
tho foFc0 Of Imposing rearoct for tho national
WILL OH all parties, and Of guaranteeing calm.
nees aud security to tha county. rceog-
peace rliet, hns boom imposed ou US, avoid
inE on secondary questions Tho creation
Of conflicts which can only reaulk u humiliation,
pursuing at homo tho work Of 1850 81 as To bnr-
munlzo our institutions and lava with tho noces-
siLies Of our democracy. organizing o,lr a7,ny,
cat nuinbor, respecting tho ,ninistcrs vi n'l 70.
ligiona in their tomplo without granting them
my privilege or politioai Influence, roquirinH OF
fntherB tho education OF thoir children, otnailcl-
patlnE tho Commons, developing cur tnduasrlal
and commercial forces by tho suppression Of nd
mlaiatrniyo o1atactcs. Government mixing It.
svlf tho guardian Of tue liberty OF tho prcsB and
Of the right Of association, those Instruments Of
proGresB-a Government, iu short, fayoring all
tho political and social reforms from which the
people rightly expect tho anleliuration of tllcr
lot. Toll thoso who may any TINT am pursuing
pcrsonnt object tAut haSe higher ambition.
Lhave had t9o lntltnato an acquaintance Tit. tho
tlon lott. MT only ambition la for my country
aud for nv it1eAu.h
, 1874-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Vallotto. Of Ladrango, paid their
friords IN Wheaton \ flying visit thlh wook.
Tho Rev. J. III. Barry will proach ns tho Dap
tlet church tomorrow morntng and oy9nfnX.
Young men aud snnll boTg aro making day
hidoons aud night dangerous BY ths inrossans
uHs Of ilroarma within tho corporate liulstA Of
Wheaton. Thoy havo succoeded IN lnaklng
nulsauces Of themselves, and It woula be we'll
for those wEoBo duty 1t Ia to enforce tho village
ordinances to abata than ut oncn. a few SIS fines
would have decidedly roskratnlnG influoncoup upon
thum.
TURNER JUNCTION.
a COW, belonging to Cupt. Church, recently.
thinking that wi,nt waa good for potnto-bug
was good for COW, pnrtook OF eome Paris green
which Bho found ttcd up IN pnpor nth ooncoal-
al about tho barn. Her logic was good euough,
for ahc too, has died. Ms. A. II. Want and
child havo boon suffering from tho Objects Of
drinking Of tho milk from the COW.
Tho cheese factory has pnt up tho blinds Tor
tho wintor. Work Will 10 resumed In tho spring
wheu tho supply Of the lactcal iluid becomes
creator than nov.
Contracts have been lot by Morris Town and
Horny Doyer for tho building Of an elegant ros-
tiomcc for ZACH.
Esquire Kotcham fnol nlr. n1u1chy S75 for
sotng liquor contrary to tho village ordinance.
Much complaint Ia made OF othcrs for selling
liquors Sunday.
III shout four weoka Mr.. l.pey will l,hvo con-
pleteta mill which will give noU activity to
tho b'lsnosH intcrogtB Of tho village,
, 1874-11-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

KIN NoUNt
The Philosophical Society will be addressed
Miss Traucea z. Willard, Subject: "'rhc New
ChsalEy.
There will be special busins ss maotiny of ths
Won,an'H Temperance Organization oi tlIa West
Side at tho residence Of Mrs. g. II. Caae, No. $50
Yea. AdanB street, to-day ii $3.50 p. na., to
which all Interested III tho cause arc invited.
Owing to failnre OH the part OF the contract
tor to &nrn}ah tho iron chairs for tho new Far-
vol Hall in aeasou, the opsning lecture in tho
Lakeside Lecture Courao, Which was to be giren
;u tho 4all Tuoaday evening, will be delivered III
lie First Congregational Church, cornor Of Anu
s,ll Washington streets, BY tue Hon- Carl
6eiurz. Senta will 10 reserved for all who Aaro
secured regarrttl, and the hall wil! be completed
to deliver tj,e rest Of the course thero
Prof. ", N. blackburn mill give tle next
lecture In tho Eounion Presbyterian Church
Courao at tha church. on Went Fonstne1th
street, tlcnr Yhroop Tueslay eyeuing, I'LL tho
subject, "Ta Northmen in America Before
Columbus" With the now attuntion reconsly
given to this anbjcct. and pr. Dhckhurns wni-
thls lecture Will he one of great inttroat. Nd
nlisaloa to these Lectures, only 25 cents,
stNpAY LECTURE.
Tile course Of the Sunday l.ecIure Society Is L
leulanr, was fully 1,00o, sud tho average at.
teasaa!ce la' lsen sbout coo.
rof. Ella. Colbert will leltror tho noxt
leotur' III the oontno Sunday Ut o'clock ut the
Grai,l opoFa-llouno. Ills subject will hs The
aloon,' aud "'Il DO illustrated by drawings by
In rrof. Colbert Chicago has tho houor Of
pchsssuinE tue 1noAt eminent astronomer in tho
West, and ons we'll known East and West for tho
depth fnd ACCURACY Of hss kaonlodgo. 10 c0yor