, 1874-05-31

1are ths additional sum Of 92oo,
out this to be Withdrawn
ghen she surrendered the Children. Airs. Dee
yas to receive the same in lieu Of dover, and re-
ausbauda property. The agreement vas not to
30 bar to the commencement of any suit for
iivorce; but, in such case. it was to be taken ss
khe basis for any allowance for aimony. aud to
De considered valid in either case;
BY another instrument Joseph Hanson was
made trustee Of the property. and agreed to per-
form the trusts Mrs. Dee then asks that the |
bill may be dismissed, or. in case decree is |
cranted to her husband, that it may be on the
terms imposed in tho trust deed
GENERAL NEWS.
An alleged mad dog VAS killed yesterday even |
;np nesr thu corner OF Madison aud Canal streets
Seven shots by An excited policeman we're neces- |
aary.
Pr1.1s are tending downward The "9-cent
store has opened on Madison street, and the
dollar, half-dollar. 25~cent. and lucent shops
are deserted.
Sparks froln chimney ignited the roof Of a
two~story brick house 1t No. 47 Forrest avenue,
owned by J. Ernest, yesterday afternoon, at ten
minutes sitter o'clock. The alarm was turned
in from Box No. 129, but the flames were e1t1n-
guished without tho aid Of the department.
Damage nominal insurance not reported
The Police Benevolent and Aid Society gave
moBt delightful entertainment to their numerous
friends last evening 1T the West Side Turner
Hall. It consisted in feats OF preshdiS1tatlon
IN d laughable farce. after which the door was
cleared, aud the company danced I'LL morning.
The adjourned meeting OF the County Com
rn,seiouers WIS Eeld yesterday afternoon, with
tho Chairman and eleven members present.
The pay-rolls end acquisitions Tor the county
HOSPITAL, County Agents Office, and county en-
ployes we're referred to the appropriate commit.
tees. An invitation IRON the Grand Army OF
the Republic to participate in tho ceremonies Of
Decoration Day Tas accepted, and the boaFo
adjourned.
That part of the West Division which lies near
thu Central Park is not filling up very raploy
st this momput, slnce there are no sufficient
means OF reaching it. But as the street-rau-
vars extend out thera. and the paEk improves.
population will rapidly dow in. The Catholics
have recognized tho Importance OF tns helo'
Eedz;a ayeuue. between Fulton aud Carroll
streets. It is to be built by tbs Society Of the
Servants OF Mary, an order recently e1pelaeo
from Italy By tho Government Ihe church Wui
be tho headquarters Of the order IN ths North
west.
The Fraternity Of tho Church OF tbs Messiah
met last Wednesday eyennE as tho ros'os1t1 raa
lI.A
their las. reception this season, and the atteno-
arce WIS good. All tho young folks, and many
OF tho older oncs, ware present, ano, Not"asa y.
standing the fact. that the Thermometer stooa II
"a degrees. this was SO modified by the daLclous
;ces ant1 cooling drinks that seemed to abound IN
almost every corner. and were furnished w1tnoat
stint, that both old and 5oung danced With I'M
punity Prof. Hands orchestra fu1nasneu the
music. Among the society FOLKS present, nu,1 sng
Mrs. J. f. Mckinley, Mr. and hrs W. d. bryan'
sfr and Mrs. G, P. Gore. Nrs. David 4. Gage.
sfrs. ". F, Tucker, Mrs. C. Cheney, Dr.. and
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. J. G. Hilton hrs. Warren the
Misses Beecher tho Misses Bckford the Mases
Miss Hilton, Miss Leonard, i1r Z. Burley, Mr.
! ]. B. Tyrroll, Mr. Frank Allyn, Ar: c. F. SIN
| ci.ir. 1ir. F. Burlev, Mr.. ". n. LeBaron. 3lr.
| n, F. Tucker, Jr., 3ir. C. G. Cheney, ano air'
Roberts.
Tha nolice fo1ce Of thie city is partially ro-
| sponsible for hidoons accident. which occurred
! on State street yestarday morning. Two 3eaEs
| ago, CT thareabouts, an ordinance "as psaseo
forbidding any person riding upon st1oet-cafa o.
other vehicles without the consent Of the driver
and making it the dn.y OF ~ policemen 70 III, a5
| was intended to break up the rlde-stealna nul-
sa,lco indulged in by boYs. No boy has been a. 9,
rested for stealing = ride. Providence and thf
law Of grayitatiou have frequently infer1erea m %
bring sn urchin to grief and yestsFany ahey Y
one little fool He stole = ride on 81
Indians avenue car, and having strayed 1sf
enouch from home, jumped off the step back
ward In jumping he struck the lore "nee1 "
ton, and fell under it. Both wheels Passes
over his body, and he il probably oeaa- EveIy
body turned UPON the unfortunate driver OF tn
car. and axecrated him, AZ II he we're the part.
to blame The accident was aus 70 TO tue ,ca ip' ,,,
.hor;.;ea in NOT supplessipg the nuisance, whcl
| has now become intolerable
The ladies' Of the West 5ide Temperance DlVid
| ion held meeting yesterday afternoon at In
Union Park Congregational Church. TOT ~
purpose OF receiving the reports OF the vleiint
committees. The President Of that Division
Mrs. Case presided. Tho ladies' reported tna
at every saloon they had called they we're Re
ceiyed cordially and treated With great courtesy
e1cept in two instancos; theso we're, one
| them on Randolph street, between Jefferson 81
Clinton, 1T saloon kept BY one Of their own se'
who was very insulting; the other At place Q
Madison street, 1t the corner OF Jefferson, whes
the ladies' who called wero interrupted by lou
and boisterouB conversation with the inmates s
forca. The officer, conducting himself in th
: nngent1emaply way, caused the loungers Eh
J | we're preeent to do likewise. The ladies' ie
thar circulars, and departed from tho preeenc
Of the ruttians. Unfortunately they neelec!e
, to taIa tho lumber or name OF this officer. WI
: would 20 for demenn hik calling as to- act in
: uneentlemanly manner to the ladies who gre M 81
= raeed in this work. After the visiting con
! n,itteas had al reported there being no 1urth'
I business, the meeting adjourned.
PATTON We. SWING:
George Macdonald i Co., Of this city have ]n
. nuLlished stTho Great Presbyterian Conflict .
; BOOK Of 10 pages. printed on good paper, vii
clear typo. i very conprehensiv in II its -
- ture giving the fourteen sermons pfeacnea
PTof. Swing. extracts from which were relied
By prot Patton to prove bis shasge Of here's!
: nrgceding tbs trial; the charges and SPECIFIC
= tons Prof SWINGS declaration; Proi: Patton
arguments sud the answer; the closang nfg
rnent b. Prof Patton, and the verdict BY Il
q Presbytey. It is illustrated by excellent a, F., pc
. traits of prosecutor and accused The Doc
;, = WHICH is admirably gotten up in every 7espect,
tho first complete statement OF T. th!s x s9nsro''E
that has re: been presented to tue pnbne-
"A THE Rxv1yAL IN SCOTLAND
The noonday prayer-ueetine 5estte19aay st t9. ~ n
a na1t;cularIy interesting on account q the pfe
;, ance ct the Scotch delegates to the Gonefaa
> eomhlr. who made brief statements relative
:. the reyiyala in Scotland brought aoous throul
:. ~ inatrumentaltT Of Messrs. Moony ano ~