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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03
TWO CONVENTIONS.

Col. John w. Head NOHinateo TOT
i,0Asfess from the Fourth District
An Ex-seef<tsrf ~ state fer the
senate from the Ninth Distttst.
The Democratic Convention for the
Fourth Congressional district met at Car
thaqe. Smith county. on "Wednesday, and
nominated Col. John w. Head, Of Summer
cCi.nte. B1 the 2elh ballot. The vote was
Then made unaniihOaa. The convention
was largely attended, and though there was
strong competition among the various aspi-
rants, proved entirely harmonious.
The. Senatorial Convention for the Ninth
Senatorial district was also held at the
same place aud Oh the same day. Thomas
N. Butler. Of jackson, formerly Secretary
of STATE, received the nomination.
The work ~ EOsh Conventions, We are
informed, was highly Satisfactory, and will
be followed mp bfayely by the people on
the day Of election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03

tlons without rudder or compass.
ANOTHER turn of the Reconstruc-
ton Juggernaut! Attorney Williams,
who seems to be President ad interim
till the elections come off, has issued
another proclamation. OF course it
looks innocent enough on paper to
those who believe implicitly in the i'm
msculate purity Of the officer who stole
a 81 800 landaulet from the Govern
ment. But a blind man can see
that this latest brochure OF the Bureau
of Justice Is an ingenious device for
making every Radical politician in the
South a Federal Marshal authorized to
fix things a-la-Packard, A beautiful
arrangement, indeed, for the impend-
ing elections, worthy Of Beast Butler
himself and perhaps suggested by him.
JUDGE PORTER brought down the
house, at Greeneville.
Maynard had closed his half-hour
with reading the famous Porter resolu-
tiOns of 1861. The Judge arose and
said, in reply, that he introduced them
and was not ashamed Of them, as thev
then spoke the almost unanimous SEN
timents of the Legislature, He did
not see how his opponent could
blame him, for the Journals would
show the name of the most loyal man
IN Tennessee recorded in favor of the
resolutions. There he sits now. nv
friends, the Hon. r. r. Butler"
and said Judge Porter, 81 am for
Butler IN this race. l know him; he
stood by me in 1861, and 1 intend to
stand by him nOw." Maynard wilted
amid the vociferous applause that fol-
lowed this happy hit.
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Maximum teInpeTsture 20. deg, minimum
temperature 81 deg, mean temperature SO
deg. -
y,i,oTagISe RSporf from lSigHaI Service Corps .
q A., Of Ct:cTpatiOR, at 3:56 p. My ne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03

Now the Sultan If Turkey wishes lie
were dead" DR.. Mary Walker Is there'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03

Blank )iIdcates no report ciphsr w So
tiOnary; minus g. tendency 10 iaii' Pi"N
daDfv 10 rIae.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03

There were 6 feet Of water ON the sho;lis
Yesterday, with the river falling at TINS
point.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03
The Irish Team,


ment has vet been made by the firm, but
their troubles are not supposed to seriously
affect other houses,
The Irish Team.
ViscOunt MaSSarene and others of the
Irish party, take the Erie cars this mOrnihs
for the Vert, via Niagara Fails,
Something Rettert iii the Federal At.
iOrney's once.
The invoices and other papers i'm the
Customhouse suit against Plat, Boyd &
Co., for half a million dollars, are missing
from the United States District Attorneys
Office.
4 Nest OF Oil Factories on Fire.
4 FIRE broke out early this mofning in a
nest Of oil factcries a. Hunters Point,
Long Island. No particulars are received,
btit it IS stated the firemen have abandoned
efforts 10 save the oil works and are ell
deavoring to save contiguous property,
LATER.-The fire at Hunters Point
proves to have been in Green Point, and
before the flames were stayed, the box fac
tories and frame tenemehts on both sides
of FUrman street, between Union Place
and Franklin street, We're burned. The
loss is placed at over one hundred thou
sand dollars. Insurance, eight thousand.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, LOO A II.
Probdb Iities.-FOr the Ohio valley and
Tennessee, lower barometer, northeast 10
souteast winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather.
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slOO. 900 TO POIICY.HOIpERS

since tts urslni cation in isl ~
Those tho wish 20 paircnize a houae eonl .f
- 1l.or "A solid basis and cOnseTvativeii
managed win lind the Equitable, Of nashyilie
worthy OF their confidence. mJSO ~ 4sP.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Lescsi RefsOrt for the City, Friday
= fana q. Ia-l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03
RIVER NEWS.

1.,I,, R,port Of stage Of WatsT, ,0itA Caanges
~ % Ho,sr, ending p. ". Oct 2, 1874.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-03
FIRE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
Fire InSuranCeC Co.,
No. IL North Cherry ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
CAPITAL, $1,OOO,OOO
TWENTY PER CENT PAID UP
W. W. BERRY, Pres't. HM. A. WEBB, SSG'I
JNO. PORTEREIELD, Viee-Frssldent.
DIRECTORS.

W. W. BEERY, THOS- D. Ftlh,
ID. y. CARTER, We. PHILLIPS.
II. "a. GARDNER mo. POkIkkEihhDs
DEMPSEY WEAIER, B. ;. RHkA.
JNO1 >. GILBERT, 4N0. =. hhELESo5
A. &. ADAMS, X. b. MCLEAN.
gTyHIS WEII.-KNOWN COMPANY CON
I tinues TO insure property against loss OF Gam
ags by FIRE It's usefulness and willingness 10
meet It's engagements have been shown oy the
nerrfn nf
, 1874-12-30


THE TROUBLES EHTA1LEp HY An'ESr-,f1SDEDAEsa.
A1r, Sprugle IL all absant-mlndca r,Au, aisl lio
very often makes triaiug ulstakeo. He laa
whitfield tho backs Off all tue chairH In tho store.
md spoi!oil ut loast i.aif dozen OF the clorks'
lata trying to got tllcn OIL IN place Of Ills own.
lie waH never known to keep a1l umbrella or e
hanlkorcs,ier moro than half 4 day in his lifo.
for ho would lcayo tho handkerchief on tho table
1t the restaurant wl,eso ilo takeB his dinner. and
bring away tt.roo Or four napkilu; md
,saye h!s nsnhreia hchtnd tho door. llo
accused tho booakoepor OF stealing III. rpoctaolcs
tho othcr tlay, and that poraon knocked him
down with the ledger, and called him an over
hoasiug old rascal. t5pruG1o discharged him on
thu spot md altor ho had gonefo!lntltha ho had
his ppcctaclcs In Lis own hand all tho time.
Snyugio h:s trol to l,roaA lfnsclr OF this recu-
Iutty, IN tbs mistakes llo i1na made 1avo often
xot |liu into tronbla. lie n,aIo Httl mistake
tAa otner dsy, howover, that cost him pretty
dear, aud io l!aSa tAat, il experience teaehoa
1ann anything. ho wli noyor make another
uiutako iu Aia life.
t3pluglo has an old white horao, which le
driven down 10 The store every. mornlng nnd
l,ayos hitched in front until night He drove
down thu ather mosaing ~ Usual. aud. af1or
, 1874-12-30
40, entered Remaining
d,,riBd ffraA. ctaxe ffr}ts,


rezccatuge Of members remaining at tho closo
of tho torn,. 60. ,
Tins showing is peculiarly gratifying whom
ed With The ropo.ts Of the Cooper lnHtt-
tuto froa evening classes in acieuce and art,
vj,ic. SHOW that only 81 por cont Of a who ontor
tl:cse CLASSICS reu.a!n to tho c!ono OF tho term.
The difference in fuyor Of tue Athenaum IL bo-
nsycd to 10 mainly duo to tho fact that admits
u,ou to tho Athen:sum c1sdscR costs 4 nomsnnl
auu,>-sl a torm,-whilo tho Cooror-1uHsltuto
ct43tcg aro absolutely FREQ. Arrangements nfe
busrg raAdo for larse incrsnso IL tue oyeut''s-
c,sh VOL! III tho winter terEl, Which viii open
i.nSt work. :,
i:1ptr1ctlrn will 10 continued In all Of tue
el,,vc- nuspod hranctca to all who lehi-o It, nnu
additional ca4pos w.ll bo formed in bookkeeping,
writing, Gud English Erataniar aud coniposltloh,
il .),Erc arg q b,lielGnt nunlher OF PERSONS i!e-
siri,y ruei instruction to form classes. AL who
H.sH 10 enter tAc3o clAhaeB Aro requested to call
Gud register t.Git IlalneH.
Au afternoon csacs in light gymnastics for
Laden and ctllirer was opoEel in The latter pait
Of the team, With rcry encouraging attendance
This clea wilt meet 1wsen week after tue Anti-
d;.yY. i t}euattrnrnt OF piano lnHtrtctlon ]l:1s
ulrp Eecu oicneG, wich,ptosniacs to bccome III
jnporlalae airl valuable fcat'lro, in tho work Of
III; Society. The gylnnattt'1n has q large ard
,p;'idly increasing attendance OF Young nae'
TI,o Ilu1ratay evening Bociahlcs ltayn secured
NJ, sttc,uiauce suoAt beyona The capacity Of the
rooms to accommodate. Tile Young people ol
tle city, irrespective of nationality sc1, or erced,
nto invited to avail themselves OF tho rriytleEed
wlich tia Athetteum ofcrB them, anu identify
themselves Will. 1u work ly taking memberships.
Tie beginning Of y new yoar, and tho opening
Of T. llcw cnEs-terln, offer All UNUSUALLY 1aYora1le
time for 80 doing.
, 1874-12-30
POOR SOUTH CHICAGO.

a
The following Is d correct lst OF tho taxable
rcal eaato and personal property IN South Chi
cago, az Rsaea.ed mud oqualizod for 1874:
RrAtE STATE.
Assessed valuation, s4l ,427, o2o; valuation as
cqua1Ezod by tho County Donrl, 800, 900, 4t8 val
uation rs cquanzol by tho State Board. s7e, 723-
$50; State TAX. s180,093; county tax, e914, ,o74
town tax s21 1893 South lark Tux. sl4O,878
aggregate tax, s675, ,152.
rEnsoNAL PROPERTY.
ABaoseed valuation, $40, Ole, ,GY2; valuation %
oqrnlixcd by tho County Duara, a25, o12. .G02; ;
valuation as c,qualizcd by tho State Board, e4i,-
OIL l,Ug1; canifal stuck and franchise CORPORA
tio,ls as oqna!izcd by tho State Ioard. e. IT.
3A7. stato lax .117 11a county tax s1oS a e1o
aggregate tax, 3tl8.1dS.. Total stato tx 20 on
real ostpto mud -pcraonal property, $500 2p5 !;
county, tag. $5l0.0Gi; town tax. *91.64G; South
Park tax. a*2I2,a9J. Grand total, 81 ,003,3l0.
Warraa,tH charged with
uAcK TAXES
md forfeituroa to Stato: Stnte tag, s3207
county tax, siG.87G; tow,, Tx. s2.079 South
Park tux, ia2,135: total, s102,G52; making tho
tux due by South Chicago for 1874, sl,lo5,o62'
, 1874-12-30

h,tching the horso wont into tho atoro and sas
down with Ills back toward tho window. lle nnd
3nss got into the tnidat Of q discussion with tho
new pookkospor Ill 1Gg to tn" s,sss M q q tho II"
window, ho hnw 4 1uan getting into ILLS buggy
6prug'o grabbed tho boohkeoporn tss, ran out,
aoized tho horse BY tho hcnd, and naked t4o nun
Ssarsaaeny Sna; Il ho v wouldn't penstS 'g hgsy n
aud then ro,narked tint, II ho dtl
got out, 10 would mako lin {sprugo;ll ,sl1 i.
TINT 10 liad mover been @ bo5n "Y9n eens n;m't o;t
buggy" "Yoi.r buggy - saitl the man. y ths is
my buggy" "Yon v,llalnoua thsofl" shouted
Sprlgo, ~ don't eeo low YOU can have the faca
Then 80 mau III tho buggy gronped The b whip,
anu. Rpriuging out over tho dash,hpard, HciZed
spruelo bJ tho hal: Rid viped up tho p"yenont
With him, and drow an o,ls1no-map OF The United
tnto tho boohkeeper's hat, .arA. ,Eivl1.g
Spfuglo partlpg kick, started for tho buggy.
Tlnnfiug TINT l.o really mount to ntcnl tho horno,
Sprugle ao'u1nonced to shout "Btop thot !"
tho distu!tco bctween hltnuof md spr,ele viii,
Ills oyc, threw of Its hat and started for SPIRIT
g!o ol. 4 dead jump. Spruglo saw him coming
mud attempted to run, but tho man caught up
with him, end, giving hpring; into tho pr,
pantou botl foet .iuto the e,nall OF Spruglog
bacl. ntd so sudden as'tho concusslon tllat II
showed spruglc right out Of his boots. and sont
him tloal, street llearlyn block. Following nf,
tor him, tho man broke lls arm With kick, aud
wound I'M by breaking his nose with tho whip
| e.oclt. Ilon lie got into tho buggy and drove
| OF.
Bpruglc picked himsolf mp, mud. holding his
l,and oil ls noeo, Btartod for tho atore, when hs
| ran against liia own buggy, and got llcEca by
his horse, which stood tlatt whcro ho bud left
him ,hitchod. Then Spruglo wont into the storo
| aud wrote down all tho hard names and cl!aR-
words that ho could thtnk Of and then shut him.
aolt up in his private otllco aud aoftly repeated
| them over mud over 10 himself. Whon ho dtoYo
homo that night. ho woro Ills own hat for tho
tirst .iulo in months, and OIL tho way counted
over forty whto oracs. and thought ,sllat fool
| le must have boon not to ron,embcr that there
| nore great many horaca Of the sa1nc color.
! MQKT LAYNB
, 1874-12-30

Cir John NEcLnron. Eminent commnnter slr
join, II. Banborrt Gonornlisslmo Blr Hiolartl
r. F1onrnoy, Oaptai1,.Qencral Sir Elwnra
s.1 8Fans rtsa sa s Gort T. n,dp hqd9n s9"or
Blr Malcolm MoDoi,ald, Troasurer s'r Gronvillo
A. Williams, 1lccordor; Sir noorgo 4. .1soss:
Standard boareg bir Chnrtos T.. hoss, swofa
Bearer; Bir william ctirran, Wa1der; /; u. slr
John II. Witheck. Captain at Guards.
TIE HEA-DoGB Or Wk5T RANDOLPH RTHEET.
Tbose who hayo r passion fur tho soa ard Aaso'
atttalod tho hardy maginer an shotchcd by "Nou
Bnntlino" and other nautical authors would do
vol to riBt tho Rnloons round RnndolPll.stroat
bridge where tho Captains who 80 down to La-
mont In Ecow6, aud do i,uHlncsu III tho great
wators Of t!lo cnna', most tse congregntc. Capt.
At'onlran' De1hinsop Is universally accepted ~
Bum1ncr, on ono memorable OCCASION, ns l,o was
talstpg lia trick 1t ting w1oot OF BITS craft, tbh
"rolly of LocErort" tist AZ thoy wore passing
through tho dangers nt tho aoop o1t typlloon
her head out 10 aca with auc, violence that tho
1,pbstay brocoiiiugs OF tho "labburd milo wero
blown clcan out 81 Tho bolts, and tho Polly"
wont over oil ller boam-cslas Capt. Aloniran
tomgl, ali tlo ptarboard watch Consisting OF Ills
latclies. Amid tho how!lng Of tho
storm. tho f1npping Of tho mulo'a broeo2'ng,
APPLIED lis ttrnnpetto hi, Nnr. mi, IN ! voice
tint was heard liigl nbovo tho conto'Nling ole,
monts, cried !. AL hn,las ahoy, OIL dcck. !!
Ike, " oon of seg-coolt, como up Oil tlccE."
CaI,t. A1oniranl Dionkiuaop tina nlao lligl, idea
! Of tl,o prorriotios. Yessotdnya . gcntlenlnu who
hud boon On intimate terms with hin, yiBted tic
Balnon where tho battered old nea-log lau como
| to Nil anchor till ths Iat-lubbotn let the water
on ncxt Apriug, intending to ask lin to sako
suthit,'." 1Io found tho auciont marinor III M
art,.. CHAIR and royorln, embracing tho atoye
With lis logs, Tho folloning conversation CD
| Huod:
Auld Acqnaintauce-ui, DIonkinsop, have a
| nipf
| Capt. Adoniram DlonksnBop made no sIgn.
| Aud Acqusintauco-Say, Hiram, tako authin
warm?
! Capt. Adon!ram B!onhinHop remainod SILENT
Aud Acquaintanco-Cap'n Dlenk---
Capt. Adonirnm jenknaop with electrical
| pronptneag1-SQN
, 1874-12-30
Mrs. +. s. Eousps, blra. L. Il. HALL. Secretaries
NOT VERY SERIOUS,

un. JAaEn LEAyKB ron rANrs UNKNOWN.
Il il not o!toM that tho criminal records OF thlH
city include tho name OF any German OF lnf!a-
o.lco or position. It ,nny bo Imagined, there"
fore, with what astonishlnent tho ANNOUNCE
mont in TIM staa!s-zt1tang WAS received yoster.
lay that T. man named W. jagor, q German, lad
boon tofaulcr 10 tho extent Of $4,000.
On inquiry 1t sEpoars that Jagor has boon en-.
ployctl Hiaca the great fro by llurlburt !
Edsa!l, Wholesale druggiate, rs hookkceper.
At no time during TINT period has ho
been inn,sted with my moro responsible duty
than tho moro posting o{ Tic loohs,
and has nover handled nny cash holonT'nG to tho
tlrln, Yhla, uf coslrao. lid nut occupy ian whole
time, md llu waA accordingly enEagod l,y various
Nrn,h uA l. nluro bookkooper., but, without any
nosuniary responsibility. II Is bu5 fa'r 70 Say
that, IN ia regular employment Jagor hconla to
huyo boon perfectly honest; ut ieaat, no cona
nlsnts arc n,udo by any of tilose WHO Eayo him
employment Az 4 booltkeoper.
Jagor hal always boarded at the Paltuer Houae,
but lie loft that hotel on tho 2lRt inktu paying
, 1874-12-30
H1CH.SCHOpL GRADUATES.

.... .........,, ... .,,,.. Il. |, ri. .- 5933
f1nsT harSfo,s or TIL, oI'Ass or 1o'9.
The graduating clags OF II OF the Chicago
Hish School held their first reunion 1aHt evening
A. tho rcndencc Of 8Ir. Dcan. No, oc9 West Ad-
an,a -. a,rao, NJ, claan .,h;c1, nnn,hcr,d o-cr
a!''h ns'oo.' Ano ''ann' VIII n,,u "aa 49,,
the spacious dr.wing-rooms woro we'll tiled.
soro of the Young mon navo entered the vatorss
co1jcrcs hoth Ennr md West, ul,i]o o,horu hare
s;r,aS e,,rea ~, ,,r,,n,. aocI,, or cnm1er.
usa!le" a""s''a'iieo ~ 'H!to"' '1e'a'o o'V9
cial currents into othe: states nsls stAl .afGo
, 1874-12-30
THE ATHENAEuM.

V&F7E97 '7o3''*7
Believing that tho public will DO interested in
knowing uhnt ia bejng accomplished in itu even-
inc c,apa wo,k, tho Athonpum furnishes tho fol-
loving report Of tho fall term, which Is Just
clcsel.
Tho clapgeg aro designed for tho especial beno-
fit at tue young pooplo wllose carly advantages
for olacatien hayo hcen limltod.-who arc cna-
,,1eycl through tho day,--who destro to 1evoto
their evenings to solf-improvoincns, but wl'oso
means will not permit them to employ private
tuition.
The teachers employed arc thoroughly compa-
tent und experienced, and wjllcon,paro fayorsbly
will any tcacbcrs in corresponding brnncfoa Of
ntuly In any educational institution in tho city.
Attention 10 invitod to tho following statement
al ito clas, membership nnd attendance during
tha tarnl:
, 1874-12-30
THE CITY.
THE STURGES CASE.


CONCLUSION OF TIE VOTING.
Tho voting at tho Board OF Trado to decide tho
o1estiou Of whether or not William n. 8turgos
should bo expelled from tho Donrd, which was
atayod on tho 9th Of Noyembcr laat by writ Of
Injunction OF tn. Ciscnit Court obtained by
yturgos, wap concluded yoetctday nttoruoon, boz
twoen tho hours OF noou ana o'clock. 1uamo-
t,iately boforo noon tho President announced
that tho polls would bo oponca Mt noon TO ro-
ce,yo tie votes Of those who bad not nlroadY
votcd, and thoHo who woro deprived Of tho power
of voting by rcaaon Of tho injunction.
Tho voting commenced and proceeded for Tho
rour without excitement or incident OF my kind
worthy OF note. aavo tho reception by tho Prosl-
dent Of tho following kilograms. uliiol, he road
10 tho Board: ... ......
wAvrreAs, ILL.,, Dec %. 1s74.-Georgo II. Ho'r, Preet
I Jugs NrA!tIscr orders revtvor Of Injunction until
ThuIlsiny nest to enable him to examine tho elss: %
wAvrraAs ILL.,, Dec. 20, 1a74.-ororas ~ lioo. p's.'
do % not constuo thareviyoz OF tnjnneau a, clo.!ng
Al tl,e conelnaion Of tha voting tho .rctlora
prepared lln following report. which sTah hatldod
10 tho aecrotary:
II he 1r.sat and pfreeors ef az Chicago 0sar" a
liz t undersigned Telers appointed to es,vsss and
count tue vnc given "1or - anu hBhna. nv eAmat-
F +n pr.stIsut al this Association, George Ii. How,
Es tucy, tto TciicrA, we,n ordered to continue tho
iaus hst c The 2{th day Of NoyenberlAst, aud which
;rIs wllolo number Of votes poled.. %
Tar cxrEl Sion. .'':.'''''''''t5s
Against expulsion. ...,...'.'''.'..'''..n m
It viii be remembered that tho number. OF yotoa
capt Nov, Il was 93i, OF which G57 woro In favor
Of, aud Y1o against expateion, lsnsng tho yntS ut
tlc cInao Of tho polls at o'clock yesterday: For
EMULSION, m es1 ; against expulsion, 2o4.
, 1874-12-30


II the Editor Of TAs Chicago 7Tihunt:
Cu1oAao, Doc. 28.-Amoug tho many Christ
rnno presents recolyed by our distinguished oitI-
zeua Of Chicago, tAoro waa nono.moro worthy Of
mention that tue QUO roooivod by L. B. Wallor,
Of l59 South areon street. Tho package, rnnried
"Gan,c," and purporting to 1,avo boon aont from
1ttcligan was, aftor paying tito o1prcsa ohargeb,
duly opened. tho logs OF turkey. protrudtng
thpysfro,n. Imagine tho surprise at tin rccifl-
ont on tearing oil tho pnper and naoinE q full
bloolcd blacll-and.tan dog tiod to tAa> turkoy'h
logs. On fuzthes search, \ ttrhey and duck IN
nlao three large bricks. Now, oa l,nyo no par-
ticular tlcsiro to 10 tl.u rcolpiout Of any moro
hucia fayors from my woll-w|ahcra on Now,
Ycar's, or III fact NJ my other time. I Hhould
thank thogn to bes.ow tho's prese!ts OH souua
mora worthy individual. and QUO who cAn hotter
afford to Vay tho express chargcB. ny giving
this publicity IN Your pa}'cr sou will ao me q
kindness for w!lioh Blall DO oyor grateful.
T.. II Wl1,HEH.
, 1874-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho Rey. 4. r. Kittrcdgo will repeat, by ro-
gucat, III Tarwol 1falI, next Sabbath afternoon,
his Christmas sermon. Bubjcos, Emmanuel,
Or God with UA."
Tho Lakeside Lecture Committee wish to nm
nounco to tho holders OF course tickcts thst they
do not hayo to DO changed for Mrs. "Soott'Std-
dons' rending Thursday ovoning.
al u,ombors Of Cosmopolitan Lodge No. g.
Knights Of rythiaH, aro requested to be present
tlAis evening in toir CaHtlo Hall for the purpose
of electinX officers for tho ensuing yonr.
Tho Fourth Unitarian Sunday -Hchool will celo-
bratc itu Christmas feat:val Thursday afternoon
ut 1:S0 o'clock, Thera will be q supper and OK
libition Of parlor magic aud Other featuros Of in
torest.
Owing 10 tho recent dcatha OF relatives, and
prosout sickness Of como members OF the
"Arion 3tusical Club" tholr reception, which
wsB to occur this evening. will DO pobtponeu one
month. Fa1! particulars hereafter.
There will bo n bright ana rlennant festival,
for young atu old, tAig oyct,ing. VI d oclock, ut
ST. potor'h Froo Chnpol. 45 Third aveuue. a
short musical vcspor.uorvica. the singin; Of q
few carols aud hyfnus, and tho distribution oi
riffs frou, tho Christmas tree, will bring tho
whole within The coiapana of little moio than an
hour. cordial Invitation is c1toudcu to oil,
and especially to tho friends Of tho mission.
Mr. 4. II. Richardson, who ia laboring in tho
interest Of tho Tcnnogeoo Manual Labor untyet-
s;ty for Coorcl Children, will lecture in rrovi-
dcnco Da,,tist Church tAiBavsninS ut 1880 o'clock
Ills s,lljectis "Tl.o condition of tho colo1ed
people IN tho South, mud thoir progtosa III tho
Un1tod StnteB."
Tomorrow cyeuing tho knights ot :Pythian
| hold their grant ball, concert promenade, dniI-
eaate. oto,, ut Mccormick Hall. 4 largo NUNS
| Der of tickets haye already boen acid, and 1t
promises to be tLobnll Of tho season. f1o dailco
| ;;,rograumo embraces ovory novelty in tho
tcrEaichoroan art. aud good tmo generally may
| bo oxuectcd. Tlckotn can be had Mt tho door Oh
| the cYGning Of tho ball.
| 1t ID tho intonsion oi THE TR1nuSE to .rcpuh-
l'ah Thursday morning tho ls: Of ladloe intotd-
! ing TO receiva New Yoar'H Day, Tomorrow
morning is chosen for tho reeson TINT gontlomon
ayo in tho habit Of making out thor lists upon
| the day preceding Nov Yoara. Thcrefofo ai]
| Ladies whose nalnos hare not been published.
and who desro their Insertion, will please tcnd
| them in By o'clock this evening. ANY received
after that hour will be too la.a for publication,
| al was tho caBo with many received last Saturday
| ovonnK. II there were any errors III tho List
published Sunday. thnso concerned will MAC
ploaHo send in notice, that thoy may bo COZ
rected.
, 1874-12-30

Ills bill up TO that dato, and tie first information
yaearlcs wss ills removal at that timo iron Tho
paImor to tho Grand Pacific. In tho latter
hot,se, howevet. hc neye! enterea m n regular
boasdcr. Tho lonying OF tile paln,or House was
only an oxouae for folding his tent and etoaling
AMY. -....- .-..
Jagor has vtotmizod certain class. Tlloy arc
not htH employers they aro outside parties
liyory-atnllo lscepors and the like. who nro now
loft to mourn their confidence in man who was
uitogethcr too plausible.
, 1874-12-30
Christmas IA Lovo Token |

To wifo, mother, sister, or swcctAtassa Christ
present should DO ,zcfn beautiful! md not uec-
co sarIly cxreneive. Tho Wison shAtt1o sewtug-ra-
china combines at Of these elcncnts It is useful eo-
gaut, tlurablc amt ornamental, and It IL the n,oat ap-
rropr1to token Of affection. 1t recctved thu hIghcst
awnrl Mt Vlcna. It Ia worry simple that rlii en-
east!y eart to ntn It. Instructions Gsvan Mt pure
cta' honles FREQ IF charge. It Is sold oauy monthly
raynntn 1t 1u7 satc street, ans In al1 OF tho rr!nei
cslea snl tnwns Of tbs Unitol Jntcs. Wilson sew1llu-
alaehnn Company, manufacturers, Cleveland, O.