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, 1874-09-03
THE GOOD sAMARITANa

1argoly.attonded mootlng OF ladies identl.
1od with the Society Of Good 6amRritnnY was
held yesterday afternoon, at the residence Of
Mrs. Cynthia 4. Leonard, No. sos Fulton street
Tho fact that tho double parlors were complete.
ly allol with Indies intorested III tho work OF
tho Society afforded gratifying proof OF the
prosperous condition Of tho movement. Mrs,
Leonard, The Presdout, occupied tho chair, md
Mrs. Chisholm fulfilled tho functions of Score.
tary with her customary ueatnosa aud dispatch.
Tho various members OF the Finance Com
mittco reportaa 3 goneroua list of donations in
money and in kind. The cash collections for tho
week wero s37, Of which German gentleman,
who dtd not state Ills narae, gayo $40.
a lady conveyed tho gratifying Intelligence
that Mr, Fuorstonborg would tako tho "aeliof
baby" which Mrs. Leonard bas had on her handu
for aome time.
A1ry. DR.. Kent presented q report on tho Indus-
trlal Home. suitable house for which had been
atroots, at rontal Of sS5 per mouth. On motion,
Airs. Kant waa authorized to reut tho house 1t
tho8o figures. The lIou,o wll DO opened at
once, QUO Or two rooms boiug naw ready for oc-
cuRanoy: ,lP 9 Ihe institution complete will be in
1t WAS determined to start d cotIoe-room on
Michigan avenue, ucar tho Ixposition Kuilling,
for tho bonnlit Of tho Sholter, aud there wore
various oifors Of tho materials with which to
p@aAJ vi +Hhk uutOIsIlb a oplQIQlttG0 OF l4UtbG
wsro appointed to look after it.
1t wns voted to employ Miss Quink aa tlo
permanent Solicitor OF tho Society.
rule wns adnptcl giving the 5latron of tho
hhoitor authority to receive tho money paid 10
inmatos for service performed.
Mrs Unm6tGad reported Aaycrpl cRHes of crent
suffering and want among woman with phildren,
whore tho hnHbana aua fathor bud recently died
OF MAS badly hurt aud disabled, aud authority
was glyon to oxtoua roliof.
hlts Tustla sala hDr attention hal bean called
to a paragraph III tho pal'orH in rofereuco to tho
raoent visit to tho Hh0!tor OF tho keeper aud In
matos Of llousa Of ill-fame. hla wiahol to ill.,
qltlre Wiothor SUCH vihita wore to DO tile rl1e.
hlrs. Chisholm said tlAt aaqh On iMnrsuuion
won!a liaYa bad effect,
3lrs. Luonattl uaiu il WaA not intsplei1 to mako
tue exception Of falen ,wompn a apeoialty.
Mrs. Ch!Hlloim aAiu that different un.lor-
atandng prevailed:
Mr1. LEONARD u.id tAst Mra. Eranklsud invited
May lrHwn.
Mrs. NOLAN aatd May 1,rown had told her
TINT Atrh billings lnvltoA l,or,
Mrn. Chisholm Thought the women Of tho town
dill not naal tho o6unAay-Rftornooil conversations
proved OF tho ltlan ut inviting than.
Mrs, Tntto aaitl Tint tie yiaita Ut Huoll women
III full droAs and tho blaxo OF ]owclry would hnyo
l,all ell'act On tho ihnlatcs OF tho HheltDr.
Mrs. Chisholm otforod tho following:
Neauivfa, That lhls hoputy purpora ~ apsat xpncn
fton faillnBt INT especially t6rcforlu falu1 wuuutl
Htxotted, THAT no lnvitntihnb ara 10 10 o1tule In
n'aseh 0t hallAea NJ lr,Atttntlun to participate In
haitlay'aftern1an entertainments.
Tl1oho resolutions osatol homo diaol,nuon'
several OF l''v !atoa expressing thoir dlHappro.
, 1874-09-03
HOME OF THE FR1ENpLEss,

HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS.
Tho Board OF Managers Of the Homo Of tht
FrIendlcss hold thoir regular monthly mcatinf
yentorday morning. Vice-presidout Grayos |,
tho chair. About thirty ladies' were present.
Miss Bauman read tho Matron's roport foy
August, It showed that al adults aud &
children waro admitted. and log adults and 6,
children dismissed. Tho number in tic Homf
Sept. l was: adults. 81; schuol-room, 80
nursery, Sc; family; 10; total, 100. Ono infan.
died during lho month. In addition to those
accommodated, nbout itlity women and children
had spent parts Of days at the Home, aud taken
from ono to tlFoe meals; aud somo had received
clothing,
Tho TFoasurcr's report was noxt submitted
The BALANCES nrn as falloWe; Homo exreneo
account, S2,810.50; Homo school, $500. 90 :
Burr Mission, 923o.0o total on hand, %, ,438. .O9.
gresstol S. whio tlo Eoeeipts p Ser %ore aet ae
4 report from tho Burr Mission stated that
the results wero unsatisfactory, and suggested
that medicine fund oo created ainne, willie tho
phyaclans wero willing to attopd tho sink,
drugs, ate., could not bo procured for lack OF
money.
On motion, el0 was GOT aside for tho purchase
Of medicines during the present month.
Subscriptions. wero called for, but mono Of tho
ladies' reported any,
locting money during Beptamher. October, and
Noyamher tor, unless they we're, 1t would Ia iii.
aoult to yet funds for the winters work, TLls
waa tho first meeting for months that money
had mol boen handed in, but tIore wae a ysry
good rcaaon for it-Atagnation in business; ani]
She urged slo ladies to do their boat to atone for
tho deficiency.
AIRS. Hills reported that 9192.60 had 1,oen re-
cciyeG from thp ahlo OF cook -boo1ta, The tntnl
saleH for tho month reached 93a4.50
Mrs. Gould stated that small Apaco Ind boen
aeonred at tho Exposition for tAo salo of Tho
books, tho rent being 4 per cent Of tho grous
salpH.
It was decided that tho ladlcs s!ionld tend tho
"booth" ono ut time, and sufficient number
volunteered their services to Insure tho preBonre
Of somo ono ut tho stand from tho oponfng to
tho closing Of tho exhibition.
An alfaIt was made at thiH point by Mr, grayoy
To induce tho toportars to laayo tho room but
they would not do 30, bfi.ce 1t Was updorato0l
that communications relative to the alleged pun-
iBhmont Of Children 10 tho Homa by tho Matron
lad boon Bent III, Those documents were on tho
table, and wora read by Mr, Graves to llmso]f,
who nut thou into AiB pocket.
Astor aoHlo Whispering, q lady who l,Ad not
road tho documents moved that, ali they vero
"important" mud tho President Of tho i,nard
mud tl.o AIatron MORO abaont, action on tfom 10
dotorrod until tho next moetipg. This was
agreed TO-
Mrs, pou g, Millar and Miss Thomas, and are
supposed to contain Instances OF tho alleged
criielty Of Mrs. Grant to tho innaRses Of tho
Home.
Tho Board tl.en adjourned.
, 1874-09-03
THE ENFORCEMENT ACT,

=, maoHFaoM1Hf, Ala, Sept. 2,-Mayor Bray, Of
tEula,i'a, ~ and co.tefenlants, woro to-day acnut-
too o. tho ohargo Of violation Of tho Enforce
M 'nent act. unltol Htatca COMMISSIONER Drcaaer
heaau .ho case: This makeB liftoon peraonn who
thss charge, hut In oyory caae tic pronooutton
anta acquitted. ~ Wv A''o''""
, 1874-09-03
yal Of the prohibition of falIen women from tho

tora refor,nnlory institution for fnlIon uonoh
would koop NIL othors awst. She would rocotye
every woman who camo, without inquiry into hor
nroYlopa cqurFq Of lifo, Int aho was cortnta TINT
tho aucceBaful labora of tito sooloty would DO re-
tanlcll Il the inpfeBsio]i wore permitted 10 go
abroad TINT tho special object OF tho movonont
ras tho reformation Of fallen women. There
woro other inatltutiaus for thls express purpoao.
md elo Ind not supposed TINT tho gQod samati-
ly, though much good Id thls direction wsoull1 in-
otdentally resuls from tAp establishment Of tho
aholter aud tic 1udnalriat 11pnlo.
Aftor general talk, lu Which MI proaons par
Acpataa, tho yinws OF tho ladies' woro lar
monized to the extont OF tho unanimous ador-
dion OF tho ntoYn resolution.
bomo routine business WAS transacted, hftnr
Which tho moo.ing adiournod Until "Wednesday
afternoon neat, nt tho residence Of Mrs. DR.,
Dlnthaitlt, No. IS Honth Paorin atroot.
, 1874-09-03
COTTON CLASSIFICATION.

NEW Yonx, Sept, 2.-rho delegates to tho
National Cotton Exchange Convention hayo
adapted standard classification which III said
to bo unsatisfactory to Now York dealers, hsiug
too low IN comparison with tho long uHage Of
this markot, According to the now types, New
York low mddllng il little botter tliau old-{asl-
ionea strict good ordinary. Tho delegates will
20 treatou to MI excursion down tile bay and mp
tho Hudson Tomorrow and Thursday by mcni~
bora OF che Nov York Cotton E1olasgo.
, 1874-09-03
he !!, oraef VA. tont him. mo tollowing Is tho

ana MOTT on tho al day bf September, 1874, It toing
dhy OF tho AuGiint term Of mid 8ttIer1or Court,
inc eanaq coming on to DO heard tho mutton Of tho
eomralflaut 1nr tho anpolnttnent Of Receiver in
hfhafice Of tho prayer Of tho biIl after argument
tho part Or tis paros hlssrto by s,olt ro1poatlvo
u 70 oraorol by tho Court TINT V. H. Turrin
o9 snpoialed noCslYes OF tho property, estate and
olecs Of evory naturo Including book; and accounts,
OF she Atlantic 4 Ehciio Insurance Company. Of CHI
possession thereof 10 fa tocciyer ii once. md Tint
sau Hccelvor 10 vestad with tho power and cl,nrRel
Wath tho duty Of Nccelvcr in ike caeog md tlpt o
report from timo to time 70 tho Court hia acts and
Mo9h III s1o rromiacs, and Anply to the Court for de
reetoh conccsnin8 tho conluct of his trust aud that
oe!ors ehteItag upon nad trust hc tho aafd Receiver
nis a. an H. no nono o Tho 1,cop1o Of tho lato Of ILL.,
proved BY o oek o ss uor. oondtSynod uy for 70 tho
faithful performance by hatd 1oceiycr of said trtat.
Up to Into hour yesterday Mr.. rurpin l,al
net 40. taken charge Of tho Comipnnys apaois but
olfloere wore expecting lin xtlYont at adv mo-
mont. Az lao was Ignorant of Ills appointment.
aud az 1t would necessarily ron,tre ao1ne httio
titne to give boul for tho amount roor,ret1. IL
ia not improbable thnt tho RocoIyor viii
not tnlto posaeBBion until to-day, Tho
nomination Heomed to ba yory un-
expected by all tho parties Interested.
but 1t wns certainly n wlHo atop to pelcot mar.
son who had not boon namod by any Of tho coh-
aioting interests, and Nho was uuoonnccted
with tho Company. Tho selection aeotnod 10 10
quito satisfactory, and the standing Of Nlr. Tur-
pin, WHO has boon citizcn here for quarter Of
4 century. afd Ia . rn1mbor OF tho Board OF
lfaue, ELL 10 strong guarantoo OF llia fitnoss.
, 1874-09-03

To tAs Editor Of Tha Chtcag0 Tribune:
. sla: In your report OF the proceedings Of the
Joint Committoes Of phyaiolans and Druggists,
appointed by tho Medical Societies and tho Chi
oago College OF Pharmaoy, you state TINT said
that "Dr. Da Laskie Miller hni boon asked by
q druggist not long ago to accept OF an Office
FREQ Of rent" This Is incorrect. I did state,
however, that Dr.. Miller had recaiyed the offer
OF au Office at d nominal ront and decl1nod tho
offer, because he considered it equivalent To ac-
copting commission for his prescriptions, and
u violation of the spirit of tho aodo OF othics.
You will ohligo by giving tAis aplaco in your
columns. dEoRoE DuGE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2, 1874.
, 1874-09-03
SAWED By A. SISTER,

| Tho prtvAto ol1co OF Juatlco 6Cully wAs the
scono OF drama yoetorday morning mora vivid
| ,,d .,so,i,,c thor ,h,uA ,.,.a.:a %. H.. tN.I-
u NV. 49," u7o o."osou w sno ni!u''o
htaso' 4"e toAs NUS taAeu from ll1e. 4ta char-
aotess tfeaa t4e tloronghfarea OF this city. Ono
Ia sooknR to bar tho doors of homo agaiuat 1,er-
self sud to bo rcooanizod on,v w1,en tho shoI.
ows NJ TIM ntcht crean ~ .,,,,,, t,.a as.,a
om,,, ill.,, l., 10 W. upoI 'no eH.tu' "ho
o"I 'uon ~ ~ 'a,nluoea q t1o gu shht las lot
tefea INC Soul, ond tho utter folly OF hoping for
| forgiveness. A sooond ia strong with q Bi8ter'g
lovo TO sayo aoul from perdit,on. A th,rd
| ia tha aratr,n of =, ,,,n.,t,,tI...
! t.a ta,as,asa, W. .uh'su.1en oofosea 10
1";,. Nv ~, ..'apota tooon'puon OK tho hayward,
terod Justice, tempered With mercy. Lot. thnao
Wu9 tauEh ae matter such aB this, and throw
asido 1no1 phpcf with tho tdoa that soma ropor-
% otaa! laaoy naa giYon birth to new "sensa-
siom pus aslao ~ sanh Gro1udiccs, and read tho
Whothor tho imagination orontod tho story, or
Muetnet tne plctufo IL one Or tho sad realities
srat ~ aolues thoat now ano t'toh upon tho minds
o. dg1 dsnongn1..al .,1 mon ana "omon',
from tho East, attracted BY the ambiguous ro-
poIthi snas naa Pfeceaoa nor arrival, con-
ueln,mk eLl Mk,,. Hssor "1o was uomici!ed at
a eme "oMane ~, lone on Jaaasnn atroet. by rara
gui"ea. ~ . sno + ootoa sefco III ono OF the
Ias a.s.utL ~, nsa n.suon uabMeon garalan caro-
tW4 gsut tnn "eialo ol nor Gharge ana buenoAa
ane slsteF F naa reslaon at tho Home prior TO tho
sol'.B ~ ~. y. .ne sutuian, but hor coht1uct had
oesn eommontod en- npon III terna for from aattor-
ing. one 10 brunette OF . most comely np.
rsaaaneo, ana, ~ hne passou out OF tlo court
M .ooua yes;lorany morning, dfeaHod til e,ack, nor
sasen na!r piailoa a1ter the fashion o. Spanish
,o, aa,uosas, WIN ao"ncaat oyos upon tho lids OF
',;atsaa 'neae 4 1epensaht teafs ehe was
p'Gsuss m,,s taas atsractca adnalfatlon:
Ihe Charge against hor was that OF larceny,
i' nus tns was only means to tue ond of praserv-
!nK not from nc Of shamo. since tho advent
OF hor ssstor IN tue city, sho, IN company with
one WHO is 4 piotty hard caso, has been acous+
Somoa 70 1foqaont tue tlioroughfares OF tho "ost
siao anu hIa become tho companion of tho
monte 1, mon. bunRo stoercfs, anu cheap gamblers
'.;. hmas haog epons halsted anu Mad'son Streets.
1.s s;s.a Houtso o,, ooao re- continue onboknown to
tlie sister: WHO nsed hor rnost earneBt oHorts
towards ita prevention, out in vain. sho ,por-
alstoa IN tho ~ street walks," aud, in opposition
TO avory ad1uration. solootod tho characters
namoa ~ nor olaperoncs.
Matters wore finally brought to crisis Tuos~
aay: From Hone ungunrdcd expressions Blo
, 1874-09-03

BROUGHT before Just!oo Doylon charged with
| laroony:: Tho complaint Was nude by a noranr
hsMoa baiawin, who rosllos at No. 1850 Pralrta
aVen'lo. 1lc allogca tint tho prisonor stoio
fnG efaees ,,sod tor bank raiings which woro WORTH
wo in ESs opoy nf so a. H. n1ay1 6ox, M
Jnsttco hn'u Tho prlaonor over to tho Crimfnsj
Court IN bonds offs $780, In doiaut ho wa. nns cnm4
mlttod to tho County jail. ""' '''-''
Yesterday morning pnpor gavc tho 1ota,,s NJ.
brutal cutting ntfatr that took paco 1t tLo 30.
ntroot In which woman named Any iS ~ .oraa Ua1s
WAS aoVoroly cut with razor In Tho lntis m nno
Hattie 4teolc. 8bo, With two other vo,nan W n,au
namea Maggie Payne and Kitty..Lacey, wcro st. IL.
reatoa % d55 6or t1e deed At tho eouvening Of tho
prisoners; ;"oro arraIgnod before JnstIco Doydon
ton that tho injured party was lying in critcal
condition at tho County Hospital, tho wornnu
12th inat,, to await tho result Of the wounds tn.
alcted OH hor unfortunate victim. Tic other
two worQ held na Witnesses undor 800 bonds
each.
Yesterday morning Granger named David
lluck, mailing from HAVANA, in tho central por-
lion Of tho State, .fell into tho hands Of tho
6unko sharrpeta. Ho was acoosted by John
Sweeney, who is m aceomplishod ropor-in, aud
induced to accompany him to the don Of Joseph
Arolkasste, on Dearborn street. Hero tho un-
WAEY LUCK WAS an GnnY Victim to tflnr tn.
coptivo prixe.nackaro svinflio ana in n
very short Bpaoo of tnp thpy rel loved him tf
el80, and thon invited him to lenye. He no.
copied tho in yitation, anl lodged hia con1pinint
Ut The Central Statiou against tho vagrant
a"lndler6. They woro arreRtnd and l,rour}1t ha,
thc ownas - poGuen, Wao 9!eposed ol Afokaakle,
ninatv ,,,vs - ' .ac eau,ot ny 1tno OF you and
daya ~ a;ea~on m.u eMceney got $z5 ana ninety
Of the 1nstco y. ,sa. W. enp concosh' me declHion
rr1mios Gos,sF wAs' g. course appealed 70 tho
mnhoa Tlaa. ~ Guns Ino Statute Of tho stata
onment iu the Penitoutiary. md 1nont;6na ~ n,tiog
the head OF gaining three.carfl nonto and bnnfo.
Tho Grand Jury Ia now In gousion. md nexi
weok tho petit jury will ho lmnnuoied In liz
Criminal Court Tho intention , Of the stato's IT, t
Attorney to this matter vii result in rlddina
Chicago OF this class of thioyiD9 yaprants' ana
they arc legion. o' "-N
Abdut s.D) oc1ock voato,,,ov n,o,.;ruo om..
om Tia cnrnor y, i,ir tree mon
Syonue and csl,od nn than, st,eG. y. ;s ana taoaea
~ u 0, ph !nena 10 8lvo an aoconnA
Sortoo 'go, rh, anu 'nGlr nnslnoes IN the neigh
nitv Finn nnIu sde{ were golna out OF thd
viii. ~ ott,uo1oauu t,,a 70 Atsese tnom, and,
hnnso +hn fo,tons sns ,x" WY It,, 70 no station.
, 1874-09-03
MQRILlARY. 1.

appointed to receive tho romans Of tl.o "i Int.,
Mark bmith, tho actor, on their arrival in tIIlH
elty.' Ile funeral asivices Will 10 i.olu III t!'a
Church OF the ltev. DR.. 1Iouglton-sit tia iittin
church. around tho ooruor.n ''"o
, 1874-09-03

BUFFALO, N. T., sopt 2.-Tho tif.h sunual
moetiug Of tho National Mastor Car-Painlcn'
present from, number OF States, INCLUDING
Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. o
, 1874-09-03
PERSONAL.

Capt. James Il. White. IN charge OF tho Fourth
Division Of tho hallway Postal 6oTyico, returned
yoHter|ay FROM WaulteAha, whero hs hau bcos
spending mouth for his health.
George knorr who wan raoantly appointed b,
tho Ropuhloau County Committoe nj u molnboii
Of Special Committee for tho North Side, pro
tests empllatically against tho uso Of Ills nalno
He is aot iu sympathy,
Mr, 0aorge NoAlial{ mud Hlr, John McShauo
nf alantreal, OannI'a, tho far,noy representing
llno Of ocean steamers, and tho latter aoM >Ict
with tho Grand Trunk Roal, yialtotl tho Slick
Yards yesterday. They have purchased 70
, 1874-09-03
GEN ERAL NEWS.

Tho temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasso. opticiau, was, In tho shade, ut 4. m.;
6s dog. Fahr.; 10 a. m, 7d; IL M, 80; 8 p. H.,
81; G p. M, 81 j; and 8 p. na., 70.
| Tho Rey. James Maolaugh!an has been noti-
fed TINT tAe Chatham proabStory, Ontario. vii
be horo Tucsdny.
tits reported that ~ aapirant for AMermanio
honors in the Ninth Ward las boon upbraidlng
AID. Sohafrner for appointing John Sherman q
mombor Of tho Republican Committee for tho
| West aiae, since John also has aspirations aud
this will give him the inside track.
Tue alarm from Box SIG at 11:03 a. m, yeater-
| day was occasioned by fro In the two-atory
franc building in roar Of No. 1871 West lta1!doph
! as residence. The damage was slight. Sparks
from an adjoining bakery caused tho blaze.
The Coroner held au inquest yesterday on tho
| body OF John Is. Peterson, the man who was
run over aud killed on the 1Rke-shoge drive In
lincoln Park Monday afternoon by q horse and
Bu'ky, driven by Thomas Russell. It appeared
from the evidence that Russell used every e1er.
tlon to prevent tho accident, aud no was thoro-
foro, e1onerated and released from arroek
PnterBon lived at No. 10i North Hodgwcl street,
aud loaves wlfo aud ak children.
Daniel Moer, German laboror, was struck BY
q la4dolph- -stroot opon cur nenr Morgan, at G:3O
ksa,. ast avonins. III and severely injured about tho
Station and attended, to by q physician, wbo
pronounced the injury not DANGEROUS. MoeF
lives Of No: 57o Fourth street. lie states that
le hailed tho car, and tho conductor failing to
stop it, ho tried to jump gu, and In 10 doing was
knocked down and injured.
The Executive Committee sa!octod to roociyo
the Grand Lodge Of Odd Follows, Oct 13, Ia
this city, hold meoting in the parlo1s of Excel
sior Lodge, Tuesday evening. Tho Committee
on llotels reported that they had made arrange
for the Ordor, md TINT they had engaged Mo-
Oormck'a Hall for tho Sessions Of tho Grand
Lodge The Co1nmittoo will issuo prior to tho
session, q circular giving dotai!s Of tho ezqr-
oiaes.
Postmaster Macarthur las caused written no
informing Che public that there Ia no need Of Rp-
plying for situations, as tho increased facilities
Of tho Office onablo tue postal authorttce to get
along with loHs hejp than heratoforo. just uou
Il will be waste Of time for any person to apply
for employment.
yesterday, but no further attention Was given to
tho County Commlssionors' mattor. II would
aeem nav, that tho report on tic investigation
will not be made until the entire business before
tho jury ii gone through, which will bo atous
however, and the public mood not bo surprised
II the printing of tho. report should oeoul
6ooncr.
There is son.e talk among tho young attorueya
OF the city about getting up regiment Of militia,
to be composed o3cuElye!y ot limbs Of tho Law,
National Guard Of Illinois. Tho muster rolls cf
tho organization Gun ho found at tho oillco of
Dir, Melville ". Fuller, No. 100 Dearborn atreat.
Tue fret Wednesday evening prayor-meetlpg
since the return of Prof, Swing from his sum-
mor yaeation yaa bold !svt evening In tho leo
S9rs-foem nss ot ta Fourth Presbyterian Church
, 1874-09-03
TEE sUNDAY-sCHooL TEACHERS,
EXCURSION.

Summer is over, but tho picnca continue. Tho
grAndest occasion Of The aonson, In tfiss lino
took place yesterday, when tho sunday- school
toachors pf tho Home and Mission Schools Of
this city viaitel the magnificent gloyes at High
land Park. Tho excursion was woll planned by
IN appropriate committee, consisting Of D. T.
Jacobs, John fairbanks, and i. Il. Ensign, u1,-
der the auspices of the Young Nuns Christian
Association. Tho splendid steamer Muakogon,
in charge of Capt. J. F. 8mallman,' was CHAR
tered, md tho ttckotB put at tho low prico of TO
cents, and tho hour Of departure fixed ut 0 q. m.
Whom TINT hour arrived, no less than thol,-
sand persona wero rushing for tho decks, but tho
Oapfa'ni Who Ia ouo OF tho 6nfcsk men on tho
Western waters, with an eyo to comfort also,
pal.eu IN IT tue plank when about 900 had gotten
eooetd' Iheu t!lo band playod, tho pondcrous
maGhinety stirred the watorn, and the steamer
GllaGd out ipto the blue lake, and all wero moyty
~! ana happy Tor three long hours, when tho boat
toncllod tho pler OF Highland Park.
Next camo Tho marvellous ascent Of tho hills.
and a general acampcring into tho woods whlcl,
Waa done IN regular picnic Htylo. and in lcua
than twonty minutes tho wonder was wItore, ali
the 600 a9 had gone Toy hed sought tho aha
Is reason to doubt that full justice m was done done
to tho contents Of every basket. After dinnor
the programme consisted Of tho expoundinr of
tho ,sundsy,achoel loason for next Sabbath,
r jacobs Dnu aaagntod by ' A o. annon mnon oy y. y.
1,ey. r. r. % Davis ~ Nh, i ;vh1,sh' h19shhh' e sna
otlo,s. Thu tbono v.s 't rbs "'t.,g, a,u
OF John the i,antnt and no ono viii % anoy toni
got tho LESSONS eoouonty nromonncod pon M .ho
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rang through the Wild wools viii oran effont %rvu
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hundred foot abovo the lake, with a thousand
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, 1874-09-03

NASHUA. n. H., Sept. 2,-Drsvet Nlaj.-gsn.
Foster. U. 8. A., died here at o'clock this morn
iug,
, 1874-09-03

Btsllnp Thomas A. Morris.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2.-ThomaB A. Morris,
tho senior Bishop Of Tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, died at his residence in Springfield, O.,
to-day. 1le was go years Of age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-09

that she would join him again in heaven mistaken womani The fire that destroy ed the building destroyed also the iron framework bedded in the house; the smoke furnished a conductor for the electric fluid; she sat upon the iron chest and was killed by the lightning, and not by. me, " said Davenanf, looking up with an oppression sad and terrible, beyond the power of any art but the painter to deline- ate. He leaned back in his chair and spoke in feeble voice.
 g"You are wrong, Sir, about the memo randum. It must have been in Madam Davenant's possession, and was taken from her person by some one. Tell me. '' he added, fixing a grieved and anxious look upon my face, ''who was it that took the clothes from the corpse after you re- moved it to the village?5
 l dared not reply.
 I understand all, now" said he: Bessie has that memorandum. and she was the first to know that I am a mur- dereri''
 i''Yes." I replied, '.but she has kept your secret, and it is safe with her; for am snre she loved you
 Covenant made no reply. His eyes were closed, but as I looked intontly upon his motionless features the lids opened slowly little way, disclosing the dnll glaze of dissolution.