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The Observation-Disclosures OF Dea.

BALTIMORE, December 1s.-Archbishop
Bailey to-day ordained eleven graduates Of
st. Mary's Seminary (Catholic) as deacons.
preparatory to their ordination as priests.
which interesting ceremony will take place
tomorrow at the cathedral. Among the.
number are Rev. Alfred Curtis, formerly
pastor of Mt. Calvary Protestant Episcopal
church Of this city, and Rev. F. Fowler, late
member of the Society of Friends.
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cJ17R PRICES FOR THE BFST HOME AND
ropEJGN LII 'RRATIIRE.

r.. Possessed Of THE WING AGE and oEe. or
other OF our yiyacious asrican monthsss.a Sn1.
scriber vii, hnd himseJ "a, p sGia1 - ~
For 81 O5o tcoceriT pfepaynsns er 2ossags o ss
both psrtod tcdls, 1nsJsAd Of tor .tp with posaSs
.Iths - me OF the mericsi Jour-dotLay montn!y
MAG. znes Tor Har psrs' WeeEty or Rdzar, or AZ.
nIetoe Journal Weekly will De sent tos ys'1Ss,
Or for $3.50, fHSi LIVING AGE aha Ssfiosei ''s'
! Nicholas ID <. 4 On, Z
Address as abQ se. ts--..- 2 ~ - -
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ETfsx3tesAs xasEu,1.,

i ST: LOFTS 5,sesu,.er Eaens .sieatsy. Gorn
Pork quiet 8nd aCmi naI af III I'm ;sscoo q I'm,
,ovsd senand ssnlde,sJ 9te19s:r = rts.r.:.is.
aaifegiSc.; Clear sides, I2iSl as. Lard norn,,
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'olfaaon OF Tobacco-Inspectfon Lavs
Recommended. b -

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
BosroE, Va, December 1s.-The tobacco
trade at this place this evening recon.
sidered its decision Of last Tuesday, and by
q large majority voted for the abolition of
the present inspection laws In regard to to.
bacco. 49, -, 4 q. !
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LouIsYI[,.jII,.El[,. mApKrra

LOUISVILLE. December ] S.-RreadstuHJ nm.
ehanged. Pork quiet and unchanged. Bacon-
SSRSnsoers, clear rib, 2Sc. Lard 14,lI6 xc.
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REUNION AT AUGUSTA (GA) OF WADE
HAMrToN's CAVALRY BR1GADE-LETTER FROM
GENERAL FlTzKuGH LEE.-Richland, Stafford
county. Va, December 5, 1s74.-Generul NJ.
c. Butler: My Dear General,-You must
accept my thanks for the kind invitation to
be present at the retuion of the First Cav
airy Brigade of the Army of Northern vir-
giEis," in Augusta, Ga, on the 18th in
slant. Cavalry quartermasters, owing to a
slight mishap to our armies in 1865, having
failed to issue me corn, up here on the Poto-
mac, am trying to make it. have always
regretted the unayoidableness of the former,
and now am sad about the Indispensable
ness of the latter, because it keeps me from
being with you and your people, aud you
know, l know, eli you want to have good
time you must jine the cavalry" Permit
me to offer you this sentiment: "The Cav
airy of the Army of Northern Virginia-the
eyes and ears of the army--they yet always
had their place iu the picture near the fash
ing of the guns" Very truly, your, friend,
FITZHUGH LEE.
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An Fxsnss CAR 81 l,ss Dasoss 70 1

q An ESs CAR ON FIRE. Dasasa no 1
RuSNlNu iCRass q SxclTsaEET AMONG Pas.
sEKaERs, &c.ieO ns ASosfday last an express
car on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad took
fire while the tfafn wassin motion, and hit
for prompt actior might have resulted se.
rionsly. a passenger makes the following
statement In regard to the occurrence:
!" Monday morning at 6:85 I left The city ON
the Cincinnati express, No. 8, Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, Captsin Frank FofSythe con-;
ductor, for West Virginia. Whilst the train
was nearing Point of Rocks, Metropolitan
branch, the Adams Express car took fire.
from the stove, and before the train could
be stopped, was in blaze, enlangering the
whole train, there being q high wind blow,
ing at the time. The express messenger was
in the car, and could only get out by the
side door. He fortunately escaped by this
means with only slight burns. He
pulled the bell and stopped the train,
when they succeeded IN rolling out
the safe and some few things. The
fire being then beyond control, and
the track, &C., in danger, Captain Forsythe
detached the car from the train, and with bis
engineer ran IL ahead two miles to water.
station and succeeded in putting the fire out.
BY this action great many goods and some
monty that was in the car were saved. The
track was also kept from being burned and
the train from being delayed for hours. It
also saved the running-gear of the car,
which was so badly burned that it had to be
left behind. Before the train was stopped
the express car was enveloped In flames,
causing much excitement among the passen-
gers behind it, who were apprehensiye that
the coaches would take fire. In the rapid
current Of swiftly.running express train
nothing could be more alarming than car
on fire. AT the conclusion Of lheadventure
the passengers warmly complimented Cap
tain Forsythe on bis presence of mind, en-.
ergy, and activity in the remedy."-Balh.
more Sun, 18th.
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Pr Z m aEx4
IRAsaass1s Ar g g &
Axrtyrs-ais:l6 es y. Exnress ssslln IsaTes 6sSsY
s srsin leaves ss
raes Ia % ma go 10 II M s
gicisM9N n 4 AND s, DAsvILL en.a5tsg r
Through kal leaves KIchmonl Only IL isa& II. a.
aayaeabars Recommendation leaves isichmond q
RIgAMoYD, PREDERtcKsRuRs AND po-
lTOMAc.-6ay sfau iesyes daily al ass phi.
Arrives af1 so r. %. Nixns Mad leaves daffy "a.
sxse ao q issomas eslsfa ie ~
daily tsundays exteptsdI for Eanof sr Snncaon b
o r. u. tArnTes III Ss37 AN.
ser and Mail i Iea1ss ID ss & IT, sandsys 81.
cepted1. arrives at 1882 A. "a. freAKhf with
passenger car -attrehcd fenyes Mondays, Thurs
days, and saturdays at 2 "A. 3D.. sssE
Through Mali leaves RlcsnoRd daily except 81
sanas,yst at 200 A; q : g 8:2e 3. u.
1860 2. BE- Freight train, WITH coach attached,
s eayes RSisnnond daily except as
Steamer for Norfolk and james RIyer1 isadsnss
lsasf. aasaSsys sso aad Fridays :. $50
s, OLD DOMINION NO. sTg g y.
Tuesday, Friday, and sunday at s q IL. Travel
,lers sec advertisements r ~. & Is
P0WHATAN j STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamers for Baltimore leave Richmond On Tues
days and Thursdays at 4 A. M, and Saturdays at 4
i CANTON INSIDE LINE 5seameTsIeave Rics-
mond from corner OF ,Twenty-seeond and DECK
streets, TUESDAYS, Thusadays and SaturdaYss ccn.s
Meeting at Canton. MIDI fEas., Raitsnaofe,y wtt ie
phiisdslphia, WHmington and Baltimore raikpad
for Philadelphia. ~ $. 2. Z 81 -
PEIlLADELPHrA, RICHMOND, AND NOR.
FOLK LIN E.-Steau1ers leave Richmond at IA d. y
every uesdsy and SATURDAY. - GssI 2
EOR, r HILADEL PHI A. fA9R
Captsin Plat, will receive fetgbt for The at0ve
port till SATURDAY the lalh tnstant, u IL
O'Clock. <. e. ~
Freight taken, At low rates for Wtlnington, Del
Providence, and Bestou. 80 3 ~
Z Passage TO Phiadelphia, tnciudtDg meals and
slsteE9om. 30. w. 7. P9 q ~ Agent.
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT. APP an
" ply 10 T. L. D. WALFORD, 9l4 MAID - q;
street.
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cask Cor sale low OF
VI SCOTT'5 drugstore. Old Market.
= KEROsINE OIL In quantity at SCOTT'S drug
store old Market.
AXLkGHsksEin kegs, cases. and boxes, Tor
sale low at SCOTS drugstore, Old Market.
oALTPETRE.-1,00 600 pounds, various gradcs,
for sale at SCOTS drugstore, Old Marker;
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MARINE .INTELLrGEac,E. .
PORT oERIcHMoNp. pEc,EE,M1b,En isl, is7A. !

ALMANAC EcEMBER 10, 1874.
sun RISES. II Noon q 60
sun sets. 4.42l High tide nm
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. 4c.

DTCHMOND HOMEOPATHIC PHAR-
IOMACY.-With the advice aud support OF the
homeopathic physicians rhaye opened q HOMEO-
PATHiC Phi AkMACY In this city. ut the corner
ant ed perfectly pure. .Yials aud prescriptions
carefully filed. Medicine Cases, Certies. Hum:
phreys Specifics, Epps's Homeopathic cocoa aad
other dfietetlc preparations. always on hand. Or
ders by mail puncIualIy executed.
N. B-sIore open from 8 q. M: TO z. ~: nnuI
further notice. R.pOWELL DUNN.
n 9-pOIiHtk ~ .tgs,Tf
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLtNG-M
Il ten rooms-in nice repair: kitcnen. four Esia
rooms: barh, gas, and water; No 2Ol, corner
Second and Main streets. Rent very reasonable.
BRICK DWELLING and premises NO. LOO, cor.
ner First and Main streets, iu fair order.
Apnly at once to w. B. ROBINS, Agent,
de 81 Al No. 1905 Back street.
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FO& REN Il.

TOR RENT, several DESIRABLE a.
Il ROOMS, with kitchen and coal-house. nj
Also, the use of parlor, If desired. apply AZ No.
sos Leigh street. dc 1881
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: IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.

RrIp Fairfield; schooner Barker; sloop Brodrick.
Ell. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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EOR RENT, the LARGE STORE on @:a
Nc Cary between Twelfth and Thirteenth Ml
streets, at present occupied ~ j. b BLAND q co.
Possession Isl CT January next apply to
de l5-eod6t GRUBBS q WiLLlAMo.
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TOR RENT, THE DESlRABLE@.
l. BRICK DWELLING No. 410 east Main LII
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets; poss es-
sion January /. 1875. The house contains ten
rooms. with all the mndern improvements, and Is
FRANK D. HILL,
delQ.2t No llQS vain street
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SATURDAY"
IL MERGED IN
1.-THE LIVING AGE.N

The most eminent authors of
the day-such as Professor MAX
MULLER. Professor TYNDALL,
DIR. w. B. CARPENTER, Pro-
fessor HUXLEY. Hon. W. e.
GLADSTONE, the DUKE OF Ar
GYLL, X. A. PROCTOR, JAMES
ANTHONY FRoUDE. q. KINGS
LEY. MATTHEW ARNOLD, AR
THUR HELPS, ANTHONY troll
LOPE, MRS. ~ULOCH, Miss
THACKERAY, Mrs. OLIPHANT,
WILLIAM BLACK. GEO. MAC
DCyALD, ERCKMANN.C HATRI-
AN. TUkGUESIEFF, JEAN
INGELow, ALFRED TENNY-
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DOR RENT, LIGHTFUL ROOMS, A.
l. centrally located parlor door, with three III
rooms aud pantry; high basement, WIN TWO ro"ms
ana kitchen-rooms. Also, loom on The third floor.
Small fanny aud no chi .dren in the house. Rent
low, Aod. esS, with references, ,. G., Richmond
nnsf-office de 10 liz
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Letter from Stnunton.

TRIAL FOB BIGAAY-AN OBSTINATE JURYMAN-
PROBABLE lSJUECTIoN- FATHER
"SrRlKE"
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.j
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EOR RENT, that centraIIy-0cated9 FIN
Il and most convenient and desirable MI LIN
RrSlDFhCE, no. 314 north Twelfth street,
containing eight rooms with water, gas, &C; Ap-
ply at NO. 81 8 Maiu street. de lott
TOR RENT, THE EASTERN OF G
Il those three handsome BRICK TENE. fa:a
NENTs inst built and completed, on the southern
side of Grace corner Of Madis"n street containing
eight rooms, with kitchen, and all modern improve
ments throughout. such as ranges, &C. Rent low,
and possession given at once. apply TO
OH DO 4 + T \ hSSSt LYME e BROTHER.
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EOR RENT, very desirable BRICK G'
Il HOUSE Oh Second street. near Main street, III
recently put in thorough order.
Also upper part Of STORE near corner Fifteenth
on Main street.
Also Ga very desirable BRICK HOUSE on Tween
" ninth street.
Also, a FRAMED HOUSE on Main near corner
of Third. I'm
Also a BRICK HOUSE on Clay near corner OF
Thlrtieth. 49,,
Also, SMALL HOUSES in various parts OF the
civ anply at once 10 T.. II. EACHO,
do I 6dt No, Fourteenth street.
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Late WeRtuer Hekstks'
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON, December 19-l a. M.-Fof
the Middle States and Southern New Eng
land. clear or fair weather will prevail, with
southwest or northwest winds, slight rise OF
temperature, and stationary OF rising barom'
eter. ,.s~.n.
WAsunGros, D. c., December 49, Z. ~.
For the South Atlantic and GUT states,
partly cloudy and cool weather VIII eon,lnue !,
With northeast to southeast winds graduaily
yeering to souther!y, slight changes 10 Tue
barometer, and light rain near the Cult COAST
For srspnessee and the Ohio Valley, gene
rally clear weather, q slight rise Of. tempe.a
ture. south or west winds, and stationary o.
| For New England and the Middle States
clear Of fax weather and slight rise O. tefa
, 1874-04-27
GENERAL NEWS,


Tho rev, William Alvin Bartlett vii! lecture
at Wicker Park Church tlis evening on a SUBJ
1ect Of universal interest. A rich entertainment
may bo expected, Subject, milking Love-"
lecture On tho " Miracles Of Cooperation !"
vas delivered by A.. B, Mason, bcfore the Sum
,lay-Afternoon Lecture society, IN Good Tenn.
plars Hall, Wauhanaia arenue;a mud Might stroot.
yesterday afternoon.
Aid ia solicited for the Orphan Girls Homo at
No. 1856 Warren avonuo, by Mrs. HaskinH WHO
has thus, far paia tho expenses Of educating and
rraiuj,p tie nmatcs, Bhe atatcH that. unlosB the
generous contribute toward tho support Of the
!Xa,fs, tile good work will hnvo to he abandoned.
Tho following "ragllar tickot" Of officers for
tho Unou Catholic Library Association has been
put iu tho fold: tresident, ". J. Onahan
Vice.Prouldonts I. Drenan, ". ]. Twohig TO-
cofdlng Secretary, J. +. Smith !, Corresponding
SECRETARY, !. II. Quinn; Financial Secretary, Il.
f. =. Enge; Board Of hIanagors. ". HaginE,
". G. Bluott, J. II. Burke, James Walsh, O. J.
White. The election takes plauo on the second
Tucelay in May.
hlr. John MoAulln, ono Of tho loadors Of the
Communists In this city, leotured last evening
At M. Gs WeBt Lake street, OH "Aocal Fire
. branda," to crowd Ut twelve men and three
boys. blr. MoAuiir had with him Nh old ,,okcat
Dible, from which ho read uulnhorleaa extracts
snowng now ao% oy%9yE fha orn ha: h9o
about it. Flo then strongly advocated roform
In the present social Bysom, his nlau
being division Of property. '1Ie was very ill.,
dignAnt boeaNne tho managers OF Ki,,gslury
Siupc- Hall lad rofnqed to ai1ow TINT " goul and
lecture in their building, clamorlng that the
qropriotors Of tho Hall were paid by btr, Hosting
and tho Young Aleu'e Chrlatian Aarociat!nl,.
An hopoa ths time would soon cone whom lib
, 1874-04-27

fa1ao statements that had boon made Ho trusted
bis friends know him bettor than to believe he
Ind any sliaro In any stoh atatemonts.
On motlon, tho ru!es Of tho last Board Hero
Oh motion, tho Board adjourned to Welnes-
day. April %. at X D. m. : ),
, 1874-04-27
orty equality, md fraternity would be tho
watchword Of all mankind
HYDE PARK,


watchwold OF oil mankind.
,....
HYDE PARK,
r,. r,,,,,r rooot,nC ~ tha lied. r,r,r rr~1,..
.-e,'.,a u.,,,r1nr .,tnr,,.os =. ~. x,,,,.N.
.ecn was ''o. o"1".aa, ol"ooA ~ tuo 'inMso IN
HILL AL tho mamnors Moro prosent. Tho
minutos Of tho meeting Of April 4, y, II, and
Is worcrond aud approved. - -
un. .x,,..,,,,a ,l,s ,a,sata, .a.n'
Iho iollo"n'e Dnts' feporhoa oace hppfoVou
+ BY tho oomMttco, "ere ofaerod to bo paid;
Edgar L. Jayne, for copying ordinances, ,$51.71;
Daniel uonly. for ono mouth'a Observation-Disclosures.
alan Al :. sor, n nhoa5o, ~. 49, ..,as,.,,,,
s........,,, SIM co ,a,,aa . 80, ~. ono 'o"n
surveys S!oo.0o ponco pay-folls,. foBular anu
apee'al, sl,oSS U. N. oadY, o1ponHes to Bay
City, s2l; ", D. Smith, repairs OH
Staio street. :. a{): uharniov, I,roa. l.
Oo.! lumbar for. oulvar+s s1a. n,v.
roll on repnirg Hlnto ntront ntdnwalk AoTi,
nny-roI1 m Eixtv.anvanti, st ront nrAii,,,c son
pnv-luu oi hAloIiea1l hFo1ue ouAVertB, V6 Ply"
a4E. r"v.ra or ro,'airs ~ notMaen rno'
Ak, ,,a,, soii -, .~a,al .r.i, 80 1ti1i. axan,,a> :
ivar poro aoon 11nua "nas nsna w.
pouNs, Soo Soo oo y. ~ !ioquon1oonrg on Watof
pipes. $2o,USS William H. smith, water
Nofka EXPENSES s9gl,o7 Charles los Slack testing
"atof plpos, @l2a. Total, s35, 763.07.
',, , PETITIONS 1tEroNTEp.
, Iho petition OF J, D: 1lirohoH, for remission OF
uAep 7hA reported DacK ana placed Oh Nlc. Inc
petition or II. u. DogMe aliu others TO hold III
sano1yynnco tile procondlnRs in @ @Gondemnation on
,an r,ian,l an 41o 9TsA Tho ,oaition ~ ~
nthu p'.toa S ~! g nnrpp,s pu; T., roi.t;ar -
oroas|vua nj" NJ scnth 6%c"rn' was Mao ro.
,noriod vIodeo hn,, o'"'u and "'e n3acod ~, flo.
H. not,tto,, -, r-r"-a,a Ai.aI ~ ra,nisu,on ~
iino fdr so,iino iinuor IN H,,n1av tyoa rannrtcd
a., thot tnia n tho first ytolntion tSat tho d.
.n1. a s' ~ ~ NV t.; t S;. - x"u
a,'I ra"ommcndina FRAT cIcnonov ho o3arnlaad'
any liz slna lo raitt"d AdotSd ~
A'tT sI,a ,.;o, - %a-,ho n,ro,nt.
no pehm sa ot % p,;oaa ~, sns 1uss onnd
~ Rie ;,nt no,,. nn +ho nat'to,
~ I,r,,, iiht,,oi, a',1 nt,,ara ~ ,o1;caan IT.
oWon scru, I'm , aa rorn1ar nolicoraan for that
notro ~ 4ation ao aa ,toro over sDA
~ IL, at;t;a.' - n"f w." S.oI, ar,J oti,ora fo-
nro,oct;o, ~ IN v;i,aga ~ nor1.p ahn nomn,ittoc
nt IL wmn - ti,nn =, ;nG,,,rap ;ntn to unhiont ~,
ferra1 @ I s t,a smattoi = to tl,a new VIII i3oard ard '''
r,;o t1at of tho rc.a'fhdlviaioo n ali lint mart
of Tny,or's 1rst snl,tiyiaion iyinr oast Of tho
west 20 rods Of tic same ID the n. X Of sec.
Il to 20, in Block / Of Davis, snpdiyision Of
block 4 of, T,vman. Imrncd. and Woodbriice'u
mhl3;v;s,o;; in Sec. II. A.. II wnra annrnvet5 m
Compliance viii, tl,e rnlea Of tlo Boara.
Trowb,idro 4 Hwa1'H Bubdiyisfon of tho N. T.,
II Of Tho N Il. IL NJ tho 4. n l5of Hao. "a RA
Il g., was ,,rosotted aud roferrod. :.
,yATEn-woRKs pArEns,
Committee No. reported buck sunlry petit
1Vtor Wtdfr{t t,J H. rannrI ~ tont
otAs, anu W. ~ tost .1s
!ne "9ter-plpos U - htiuas event,e, u " sa9-
Tic superintaudopt t' reportod that ho found
the sidewalk on Cottage Grove avenue In front
a naae n
oaatinn sh,ut "a EaFer-el -Se's'
, 1874-04-27


On u,otlon, tho rules Of tho last Board wero
adopted until ohanged BY, this Donrd j.
Oh motion, the Board adjourned to Wednes-
day, April 20, at71S P. M.
OTHER, SUBURBS.
',-. {. EVANSTON.
Aspooia1 noctinE Of tho vitago Trustoes WAS
held at tho Town Hull, Thursday ovoniug, to
oauvaBs tho result Of tho village olootton last
Tuesday. Proaent-TrustooB Gilbort, Powers,
| Phelps, aud blanchard. Horny g.. Oakes. COL
lcctor, reported the amount Of roll-ta1 co1lootod
last yoar This was 48l4.75-about 5000 loRs
than II would haYo beon II the membora Of tho
| port ,waa ,roforrea to'tho Finance oon1mitteo.
Shannon d Millor'a EyAnaton Contro, aud John
Nato's @ pl9ss, wore approved. The plat presented
by u. 9. Hong waa laid over. Tho Board then
and doclurod themselves re-olectod by IN over
wholmtng majority. Tho 'othor otloors. whoao
names wore glyon IN THE TnlBuNE Wodnesdsy,
weEo also declared elootea, aud tho Clerk in
| gtructcd to notify tho parties. The Doartl alao
deolarcd an unanimous voto In favor Of the
union ordinance for tho annexation Of North
Eynnston. Adjourned to Tuoalay oyoning.
Tho Village Enginoor Ia uow onEaxod in max
ing tlic surveys for sDwor milo long, which 1t
IL proposed to construct on Ialo street. or som
neghboring ono, to run from tho ridge to tho
| lnko. =. "a"
at Unity Church, Tuesday evening, BY tho OIL
ist Mr. Charles Smith, first tenor Mr.. 4. s.
Esmay, SECOND tenor William II. Coulston,
fra. bass B: F. lilden, second bass. and ". II.
Tho work on the Methodist Church Is vigor-
ously prosecuted: The building will, when com
ploted, bo an, elegant structure. Tho interior
finish will nos be o1celled by many moro pre-
tentious buildings. Tho church, togcthor with
the lot upon which 1t is situated, will cost about
$22oo0. 49,,
/ Iho ladies' held temperance meeting Friday,
ons ttanaaoteu ho b1alnoat OF importance; mo
entnaslasm o1 t4e lsdi9s seoms TO 10 rather on
tue Wano; Oak Park las no place within her
boast more elevated, Or puror public eenh-
mont upon tue subject OF intemporanGe. than
ean YAK farE: Inc citizoGs arc peIloctiY sat,s-
I ned 70 drink tue pure npArkhng water, OF which
| thero ~ 70 scarcity. Ihe report TINT tho water
ls oeeonnog nnPuro ls lncotteoe'
| MAHWooDt .~~'.
u SssaF fho oovng oesas o
skeR
A. anu Bittlestori Church oiork y. = Drabrook
wood oo%Paey ~ t, donste So org osanss
., ton one block oi land upon which The to erect
DIng l tlnotngn tgr o Waa 1tgla f @ htanaea 90 70
| organi2asiona., Tho Chicago Baptist Union will
! take Immediate measures looking to tho Rpoody
the prosent bo hold In the brfok School b'uIdinr.
and tho Rev Mr. Mabic, OF Oak Park, vi! ;aup.
p.s '"o pu'p'' .nr,,o7ou ur7oura
Tho rttororG sociat1 MT ~ 1,suo, IN +,a qc.
c,an roo.an T ao.o ~ tr ;aa,,s.;a,, nv
IGS,,rc ;Tn1o,ion ,rau 1unasa5 m tio ar,,,.
atiye by thu Inv A. r.; Noedhnm' amI ID D. K.
Aan m Tia norstva A. Tho ,ipon IH saa .at
crc W nrnsrtv uo shond ha toroS 9e'S'n "@s 'n'
As4 ~ :, p1npe''' '. nrsnI .,vrs '0' '' . =:
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T1AnTNER RWANTtsD-WIIO IlAB FROM $s5. .1oo TO
j. HbO 0 cnnh join in tho ssal osate business
whose nvo $do M peF yeaF LOT IT, 49,
Il which uuiuouubered MhlH hS VIZ pnt ~ IN thG K
an oboot tnr any n nsost+ Aono put hsst;rtass
Msn =: T. lta Monrooat. IN to ~ oafouk on roal
Bstato. .------
DAITNFR 7YANTED-WITi1 R:t; t; ;oSo on aas 700. N
s SeSs ss.,aG y Fsnfin ts 1siso Mso
y"snh 4 d.. Il, u. Utn,k of z. Q: tyonk Go
FOR SALE.
T10n NhLE-A GOOD 0ER!CE RAILING AND
l. Partition. LOUIS j. 1ilTZ, Room !. ls3 DeI.s-
bornEt+
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
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AIr Barney offered tho following:c): H."
Resolred, That tho Superintendent 10, and ho ia
hereby instructed grade affect. between
State street and Wabash avenue.
On motion, it WAS laid on tho table,, =; !,
On motion, tho Trustees proceeded to canvass
the returns Of tho recent village election. The;
full vote for trustees WAS aacertainod as fol-
lows: Bonhcld, o4s Morgan. 625; Downer,
7oa GluFe, E;a, epo Ryan, d6dg; Eaulbnor 5oo
400; Cherry, 'a73 Horine, 400. =
The formal resolution declaring tho election of
the successful candidates was alopted, and
motion made to adjourn.
PRESIDENT oAnY
arose and delivered his farewell address. Before
rotirlng from the luxurious easy chair Which no
had occupied for cix and q half years, 1t afford
ed him much qualification to ronlembar tho
changes that had taken place, and tho improve
monte that hnd been made under hs adu4nistra-
tioug, Each year lie had b1on elected he had
fully expected to retro from oiico at It's close.
Ho had never aaked any ono to vote for him,
nor had le ever pnid one cent to gain q vote Ho
returned to his associates tuanks for their for
bonranco towards him. They had had soma
contests; aome difrorouce Of opinion, but they
separated with good feeling and kindly retnam.
brauces: AZ to tho unpleasant rumors adoat
| during tho recent cloctiou, he recommended to
tile now Board the fullest inyostigstion: Thoae
! Of tho retiring Board courted examination. Ho
did not know Of any wrong committed
by any ons; Il any ono Of theif employes
!1A aueuA As ~ ~ W.
| tempt to nllald him. LIE would kindly groet
every member Of tho new Board, and hopod they
might enjoy the soft, luxurious ohatra, and
| might all their names So, down with honor to y
| rapidly.increaaing postorfty.
| The motion to adjourn was tlten put and car
| riol.
blr. Charles e. Pope Village Clark, was aworn
In and subscribed the oatll ot Office, aud called
to order the Trusteea elect who wore al ptasont,
aworp III by 1ugsico lI1rnc.
On motion Of l.. i. Ryan, hIr. Donfield WAS
| cloaon temporary Chairman, md, upon tho aGo-
ond ballot (tlle first being intormaD, Mr. Joseph
i. DonHel was unanimously elected President
| OF the Board.
INAUGURAL AnnREHs.
| hlr, Donfleld returned thanks for tho honor
aud folt sure ao would 10 Sustained by tho pres.
ont members IN all measuroa Tor tue eest tntor,
| eats OF HYDE Park. Az membor OF the old
| Board, he indorsed all that their President had
said. Tho last Board had dono gil It could, I1o
believed men could honeatly ditlor In opinion
aud policy. lie had bpen falsely represented In
the late canvass. ~ indorslpg or sharing III the
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

DAnTIRs D1sPGslN0 0F MoUsNIIQLp FuRNI,
fure uinupg, eeWinK Nanhines, any kind Of EDDds
or n,csgbsnilsg should gall aud sso OBdOOD WELL,
fAhiE, E3 South Qkn&lst,