, 1874-11-08

helght. The building will adioin EeIl.c;s p, y
Tuesday evening the store Of Mr. CIT tptoek
entered by burgla,s, and 81 we're t.1aaA NJ
the pocket OF his pansaloous When n. q ION
invoke he was much surprised to find hin .s!. sasi
out DOORS and very angry to find that h;a .osnes
had gone. 4s LILY uons]
Some weeks ago the burning of h,
four aorsed belonging to Mr. Dnnha11a 1a Ind
noted IN HE TRIBUNE A Frenchm.n ~. W
been IN the employment Of LIZ. Dnnh,,. "uo naa
once suspected Of setting fite to tha ~. *Aa Y
order. it was supposed, to satisfy soua N stn ~ Ii
which he entertained for Mr. Dunham H HtFe4oss
been tired for arson and found guilty ,nd de NJ
motion Tor new tr1al has been mada '@9' !
The Baptist Society held aoci.} Waa.-,
evening at the residence OF 3fr. Keime.
The amount OF real-estAte salea raco-a
ing the week ending Tuesday, was S2la 75s aas'
OAK PARK.
The largest audience ever assembled ~ n
Park, witnessed tie dedication Of the cona.'1 w
tional Church last Sunday afternoon. Tha .1s
tonum waa filed to Its utmost capacity. ~.
three large aisles we're filled By people Ind ~
available standing-room was occupied. ~.
number vent away, being unable 10 obtain =
mission to the church The people Ha,s s...<,
as comfortably as was possible by Meas,s. F.t..
and HerEick, who acted az uahers.
Ihe Revs. Humphreys. Barrett, Mabia p,-
Huntington, pastor OF the church, aod ot,s..
participated in the exercises. The Raw NJ
Goodwin, Of Chicago, preached the dedjr,,o.-
sermon, aud discussed the comparative .1,;..
OF sclence and Religion to human belief r..
Sermon Was IN able one, and WAS e7ident]r s.n
received by tho audience. A' vel
Mr. Scovilla, On behalf OF the Board NJ ~.
tees. submitted q report in which il v,a st..ss
that the building and lot cost about S47 mn ..I
that all Of that sum, excepting $40 900, bud be.a
paid from voluntary contributions Tha an ~ ~
had been secured By loan upon the nrons'.s ss
running five years with interest Il ID rer ~.
per annum. f~' sea9
4 praise meeting WAS held at the church !, y.
evening, at which the Rows. Roy. Add;'.as' W.
Huntington. habie, and Humphreys, made .ha.t
addresses. '''A>A' a'1S'
alonday evening number Of the peva ,.,,
sold, the amount being paid tor first choice h.
sales Was 1921. ~
The church will be brilliantly Illuminated vi,
gas, which will be supplied By Pneumatic ~
generator.
R1vER FOREST
attended almost en- nasse the gociable It IT,.
residence OF Mr.. G. l. Blair, Friday evening
All joined heartily in the gaiety Of the eyeuino
and pleasant time was had The pleasant fps.
lures OF the evening we're solo by Miss Jme.
4 quaEtette by Mesdames Blair and Frarey. nd
Nessfs- Blair aud McKellor, and duet By Mn,
Blair and Miss Jones.
There we're present the Rev. Dr.. Daniels and
lady. Mr. and Mrs Walker. Mr. and Mrs, Reid
Mr.. and Airs. 0de]l, Ill. and Mrs. Counts Ms
and Mrs. FrareT Ar. and Mrs- Garrison. M,.
and N1s- MchelIor, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews Iii.
and Mrs. D. A Thatcher, Mr. and Hrs, 9. ".
Thatcher, Messrs. Thatcher, Jr., Corbin, Baker.
Thomas. odall. Counts, LaYmon, Alexander
Beal, Barkman, Misses Counts, Jones, Laymon
Moore, Achel1or, Andrews. Johnson Mrs. nd
Miss Jones, OF henosha, Wis., and Miss Wilson,
of Piqua, o.
Thursday evening glee club Was organized,
and officers chosen, as follows: President, HI.
Alexander; Vise-President, Mr. Frarey; secre-
taEy, NJ. Reid; Treasurer. Mra- Frarey; Leader,
Mr. Blair.
The Rev. Mr. Daniels, the new pastor Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church. will preach this
morning It 1880 o'clock and in tbs evening i
7;3Q
An Anti-Nasonic meeting wu held In tho
North Church Thursday evening. President
Blanchard WAS present, and msds N address,
The attendance was not large Extensive bill
posting Was dono, but some person, supposed to
" willy knight Of the apron, followed in tbs
wake OF the poster, and with ruthless haud de-
Itroyed all traces OF him.
WASHINGTON HE10HTa-
1t the Ladies' Sociable Friday evening II In
esidence Of William Barnard, the officers Nesa
elected for the Washington Hoight& utssa1
'oc1ety, as follows:
prtsifeRt-D F. Darnard
-President-C. O. Ho1a.
.SecTtkar-E. ". Bennett.
I+easurer-W. Hophnson-
Dt5eetors-Juige Wallace, J. N. Mason. t. ?. HGr
srd, T. 3. stehbins G. Waters, #. IT. Watson NC
lyman, DR.. Trovbrddge, md III. 1ngarsoll-
The first meeting il to be held as Hoon u IN
Tnion Church is finished, in that building.
cICEso.
It is charged by persons weu acquainted Eh
1e matter that there was no small amount of
auduleut voting done last Tuesday II Austin.
number OF persons belonging 1t the NORTH
este1n ca1-ahops, who, it 1s alleged, aso not ut
sturalized citizens Of the United 6tates, Toted
il said that local candidates, Hbo RAN
'er-eager for their o1n election, mads
ndavit to the citizenship OF thesa men,
ell knowing the facts in the ease
no or two persons have indicsted m in:ent6r
bringing this matter before the proper IN"
lorities, and express themselves IS being co..
aent Of their ability to prore the truth Of ~
atters alleged by them Whether tho votes r.
ged by them to hays been fraudulent Hare ~
1blican or Opposition ia not known, aud mAkea
tie difference so far as the principle Is TIN.
otsom Of the whole thing is concerned. 70
'arges are made against the Judges or tno
lection in any manner, nor is thsra room lH
y. The Judges ut Brighton discharged sae1