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, 1874-03-19
HE WHITE STOCKINGS,

The prof tile pudding ia tho cutting theroot
saya the ID prpyorb, aud tic proof that wo are
rsnl!y to ayo a professional naso Ball Club In
Chicago 10 present season, ia made muoi,
aaors aubs,ntial faot by tho announcement that
Zattlain, Cam, pin4ham, and Deyslin have arr
rlyou on to ground, mud that tho real OF tho
nihe will bhore by Saturday. Two Of those four
rlayera nd hero aro az familiar to Chicago
people aA lnparanoo pledges, and a,nong Tho
oun,pd, nptouly for past gloriey. but for future
expectation. pindla1n Ii looking ln first rata
health, and.ottleln looks strong enough to i,ar
ball a mill smiling in tho mearttu,e tho COM
placent g1i thut won him tho t!tlo Of tho
"Ciarmor, "
The worlpf putting tho grounds at State and
Twensy-aooud atreets III ordor for tho coming
matches wilbo begun to-day, and II tho woatl,er
continues tb hnyH will commence regular prao-
tice Monsla} as they have thoroughly mado up
thair mltIjso master tho rudl1,e.lts before tlla
eeason sets J, II Chioagoia Ia to lily tho champions
s!tlp aag ap|Aag yaar, y Y sasaatlsl that prae.
, 1874-03-19
The American 1tOm:isi Catholic Pill
UrlI1Il1e4

Tha Pilgrimage Committee, while zealously
pursuing lhalr work, arc awaiting the 2ltA
inst, III order to know, by the number Of def
inits applications made by tlat date, md also by
reBpousos from tho Enropoat. owners Of ynrious
lines Of steamers, ns to what course tloy should
pursue.
80 far Us we know, says tile Frceman's Jour-
nat Of this week, tho Dioceso Of Fort Wayne,
Ind, leads tho YAH III its representation. DlHaoV
Dwaugor, the Very lloy. Julien Benoit. Y. q. :;
tho Rev George A. Hamilton, Lafayette, Iud. !;
the nov. George steinor, Huntington, Ind,
and Jamos D. Falloy. Esq, of Lafayette.
aro houAnl. The Diooeao of Portland
sea,,,s to stand noxt. Tho Very RoY. Jolsn
ODonnoll, Y. c., has toiographel liz to hook
linn nnd tho nov. D. Murphy, uf Keone, N. H.,
i4aA forwarded us his clleek aud been booked.
.We layo several other lettola and kilograms
from intended pilgrims. Wo logrlI that applicA-
tions have boou utaao from gentlemen ~ rop-
rcsoutatiyes of Catholic societies, proposing to
60 In that capacity.
Yhe Committee, in later circular, announce
that, from the Representations mado that some
plous ladies aro ready to undergo a!l tue inoo,n-
inoAitias of this first pilgrimage 1t is vory glaaly
offered to Aava them Of the ulnber; only pron-
iaing tAst no provision can 10 made for such
attputipn to tl,e1Il on tue part OF etapr pilgrims
n8 would be u matter Of course In q pleasure
party, but incompatible with tho spirit Of pill
ErlIAE1.
, 1874-03-19

,,,,.,.. ,e..s@
Uharloa rllKins WIS po1oro juatloe Doyden
yestola"y' oatBoe Boe.t' ni. ,. lts oase n.n m1a
continued to tho ao1E ''st' aaaof bo''ds OF s2ou'
Tom Murphy waH toforo Juasico Boh!ly yos-
tordny, at the Wost Hldo Police Oo,trt oharuci1
Win she iafco''s VI ."o oo@o8 oi cigars auu nn
ovoscoat, tho property OF Joseph unsap, OF 2p4
Cost Laio street. 10 was held ovor to the
Crinhnl Court III bonds Of 81, 1,500.
A. pnr1son NI1to Donovan. md ro',n afcrnn-
Ali sro n trin ~ imyouIlo thiovca' xIin wnro In.
fore Jl,atico Epuiy Yesterday. to anawar to tho
, 1874-03-19

David Mantgqinery will load tho MONDAY
prayer-meeting today.
There w,ll bp m oystor erpppr at tho Graco NJ.
E. Church tlis evening, the proceeds to DO used
to buy piano for the 6abbath-school
Tloro will bo musloal and literary entortaiu-
mont II, aid OF tho Mission Band ns the Park Av-
ouuq IL. e. Church this eyaning. Tho pro-
grammo includes the following numos OF ladies'
and 90 pt!e,nun Alisses AleI,tpah anl Foster !;
Mrs. brown and niley Mossrs. Thompson, Mo-
Intosh, Leonard, and Ewing .
-Thore will be u Hoclaplo ut tho First NJ. E.
Church, cornor Of Clark and Washington atreetg,
this evoniig. HtrauBora are Invited.
+ Thero arc many business young mon and
GRAND boys vt tho Relief Employment Bureau
for whom the Superintendent is very anxious 10
obtain work,
hIpj,-acn. G!bbon will lecture thla evening,
at KingHbury Music Hall, on ''Ihe Wonders of
tho Yellowstone"
Tte Fourtaonth annual commencement oxor-
clsoB OF 1fobnomann Medical College and Has,
ptal will bo held at Central Hall. cornor OF Wa
oyoning at o'c!ooIk. Tho vuletlictory address
will bo delivered by Prof. 7. L,taam, The pro-
fcHBion anl tho public are tnvitod to attot.d.
This ladioa Of tho Ashland Ayenue proshy-
torlaH Church will give an, entertainment .p-
AaNttoh Os9at4H Nv kAo FhAAb4a W tNo tlhENCH-
bor4ian Tempo, corner OF West Washington
htrqet aud Southwestern ayanuo, hpppor will
be aurved as O'Clock, aud afterwards thoro will
10 mMhle by Johunio Hand, and rea1li,gs botl
humorous aud pathotio, by = gifted Indy mud
Yontloman, Tho friul,tH Of tho spvioty aro IN
yitod. 1loketa rs contB. to bo obtained at Dels
drugstore, aud at the door.
/; =. PRlF. pEHpEN.
Tho first Of the ansIe1 ot popular lectures on
science; by Prot. Pepper, 'of London, will bo
gwen tonight IN MoOottmtok Hall. Tue Pro-
fpgxor haR made Worldwide reputation ~ a
bold and original oxperimontori natural scionoo,
and las. perhaps, done ~ much as any Que "
tia study Of It through lis leotureH at tho ply
tocllnto Institute Interesting aud enjoyable.
Many Of his axpstimnnts asa entirely nav here
aud oaunot fai! IT, attract tho attention at tue
boat OF our leotuto-people. Ti4a following
IL brtef outline OF the leotnre Tonight,
1!omaueo Of 0ptica; Optical rhonemena sud lllu-
yions what is light? who were slr, lsaao Now
ton and .Lr. HuygenhP" wavos versua CORPUS"
oulaSl tAe battle won Qzash ot intellect hssusa
, 1874-03-19

Tho Bonrd Of Directors OF tho Board Of Trndo
ca1no to decision in the caao Of Dugan, Case h
Co. agatnst John D. Lyon yesterday. Tho claim
was for 81 900, and arose out of tho wheat coror
in which Lyon hgnrol 30 prominently. Tho lat-
tor put in several pleas, but the Board Ignored
then. aud, from the eyidonco alono. dismissed
the case.
FouspI1Sds' HOME D1,1NEns.
The dlnnors given by tho ialioa at No. 172
East MADISON street, for tho bcuont OF tho
Foundlugs' Home, arc SO notably yan,arkablo a'
to call forth uustiutod praise. Yesterday over
400 poopo sat down at the 4ospitablo tables, and
though many Of them looked vacant and objected
when thoy took their seats, tho tables wero
turned when thoy arose TINT ia to nay, they,
the customers, looked too full Tor uttoraco, aid
the tables wore yaoant. plentiful
smpplyy o,, w@s of on .,lsa hand however for
they como. Added to this opicurian satisfaction,
ia the pleasure Of being served by polite mud
beautiful Young indies. Tho objects Of tlla Homo
are deserving Of all support and encouragement,
theae no dinners tho iitoral notice they certain
ly darorve: They will bo continued tllls wsels
and part Of next.
The voting for the picture, which Ia TO 60 to
tue most popular o!ergynssn ia Chicago, Foo4 OF,
stood as follows: Prof. Swing, 1886; Dr.. Helmer,
101; ur. pcnA, 81 DR.. Goodwin, 10; ". a.
Bartlett, rs; w. II. nydor, 20; A. Z. kittrcdga,
IS; L. J. GoodBpccd, 10; Robert Collyer, 10
Bishop Cheney 8, Messrs. U. D. qullolt, Arthur,
AItcla!l, and Lnird Collier, eacll, and Mcssrs.
L. II. noed, a. J. Frost, Tloreuco MCCARTHY, aud
NJ. j. Savage, each.
HOARD OF TRADE AMENITIES
Tho boys Oh tho Open board had n little fun
yesterday afternoon, which resulted in lsht
betwnen q yiHitor aud lilo 1anltor, 1t ia a Gus.
tom wlionever my ono rests bis logs OIL tho rail
lug OF tic gallery. and exposes tho soles Of hia
hoota to tho multitude below, to cry Out
"hnatB." This attracts attention, aud the Of
fender, unable to bear the jeers OF the boys ro-
moves his logs Instantly. A visitor yoatert!ay
nfte,poou co,nmittod tue hci1lous offonso mon
tlonol aud, as llo did not romoyo his foot, some
one On tho main 1lonr tlrew.a ha!f-pound bag oil
4lour At him. It struck him between the eyes,
the bug split opcn and the poor fellow Wpa coy-
cred with flour from head to foot. Some of It
got In bis Dyes, aud ho wRa completely blinded.
Joe, tho janitor, went to his aHaiatanco,
and told him ho had better brush himself off be-
fnre ho wont down stairs, which tic lnun was
attempting to do. Ho BECAME angry at tho 30
licitation OF tue negro, and struck him OIL tho
chccli-hone. The darkey retalsated, apd tho two
had hclho OIL the etnirway. a su1-janitor
went to Joas assistance, and, with tho MD Of luis
employer, succeeded IN putting fearful head OH
the flour -besmeared individual. Wlaon ile waa
complote!!y overcome and sNbduod, tho boys Of!
pust lin, the moro boB.orona aaluting him with
. WHAT'S to price Of tlonr3" Tl!e Man finally
escaped from the building, md will probably mol
visit tho Board OF Trade again until la has sup
piled hnhulf with brace Of reyolyerR aud .
lpwio-knifo.
, 1874-03-19

The Chicago Lumber1nnn's Board OF Trade
leld an adjourned meeting Yesterday afternoon
t their rooms, No. 258 South Water atreot,
1resident 4. g. Oalkins in the chair, The SEQ
ptary reaI tho report Of tho Committee on In-
peotion, Who were appointed at tho last meeting
b confor with like committee from tho Lu1n-
loEn1an's Exchange. After the renling of the
rport, Mr.. II, Macdonald offered the following
tom tho Lumhorluan'a Exchange as q compro-
riso:
Inspectors aro instructed tint tho sule heretu given
ntp width and thickness, s tho standard width and
tlclsnoza iur mcreha1tab! 10 lnrahor Of eacnparado
M wp rbs1 q ss ss
lg us II viii no! hiuer tho lumber from being used
rthu pHrpeso tar whteh1t was tntonde., aueh iun,
vjaon, i being ths purroae Of the foregoing ries
q inpEcetlon 10 grado lumber 10 that tho grades
he sa,nc, inspectors and mcasurors shail hive tho
cdtrol Of tho un1dpding OF tlo lumber.
The question us to employing Of an In
gpctor WaH hroughtu and tho advantages and
disadvantages growing out OF tho lumborlnon
giiuS their inspection entirely to one man were
tiicuased 1T length. Mr.. W. D. Houghtoliug,
Dlector Of the board, remarked that tho hilIng
ofan inspector would do away with tho indis-
th,pmount yourly rail out i'll this manner would
Eotro tho services Of q regular inspector. lie
wWiu favor Of employing QUO man, who should
llap ollargo Of thls business, and, by so doing,
1Ao4cAlotA Wou!H 10 llRcQl Oil all eIuA 1olt1hB
It Wuid make tho man SO employed more eare-
1ul nd vigilant. Mr.. A. 4. Carpontor, to settle
thialucstion, offered the followMg:
wEnEAa, It is now proposed by tAis Lumbcrma4's
1'oa Of Trao to do the reAsnring and Inspecting OF
Inner, .ath, etc., uudtr syslcm with . Chief H.
Rpcoor nnd secessary dppQios and help, ut 1cl sui
arlcand ut reduced rates and,
WEnEAs, This Board ol Trn!a will bo rcsponHibo
for Al4ries aud otlenBeR to largp amount and,
W&:nYaB, It III beloved that The proposed rasca will
pay good profit for doing tho work ia case all, or
Aeprl all, tAawork eau 10 had to d. and that ratea
can 1 stl further reduced. Therefore,
Irstuea That 1t Is tho duty II al members Of thia
noanof Trsle to gsso Ill thoir work to aad Chief 1n
6peptv.
All diaepasing this resolution pro aud con-.
.. ! Anderson offered motion to tho effect
that A. agtoenoitt bo drawn up, obligtng the
menbra Ut the board to stand by tue ahoye
roaolutn, which WlH carried.
a. ACarpentor offered tho following:
Rfso'al Tint the railroads shipping lumber out Of
Qh!cagolte requested by tho ponmitteo from thu
noard o:rrala 10 ship lumber BY weight.
Tho FLOWING waB oiferol by hr. Dnohe;
Nesoiut, That a Committee OF threo ba appointed
hy tho psdcnt to confer with Committee from tlo
tatta.4lnarl gf Underwriters with retussllca 10 w.
tshIaAintjaBt md capsanle rates Of insurance on
lumber ae!ty yards.
The hard thon adjourned to meet noxt
qhursda'at 1880 y. m.
, 1874-03-19

This City COLLECTOR gathered in 81, 100 for
ta1os yesterday,
Three eases Of smallpox have boon reported
thus for this weols.
James Dnrns and Edward Mulyoll were sworn
In az Sanitary Policemen yesterday,
! Tho Board Of Public .worha hold no meettng
Az tho commlssionorA went down tho cunal to
get breath Of fresh sir, al,l druk champagne,
and smoke import ted clgara. . . =
TAe City TreaHqror received $o, ,022,o3 from tho
Olty Collector on 9ccount OF taxes collected aud
s2,0Qo from tho Water Department..
I'ho Mayor was much better yesterday, and IL
expected ut tho City-l1all to-day. -
Tho Board OF Public Works isn,,od tho follow
ling building permits ysaterday, David uu.nmeI,
~ South Halxtsa sErest, lxsa Aluppb, tvo.stosy
, 1874-03-19

hfr. Frank e. Aikeu's beuefit occurs Friday
evening at tho Academy Of Music. Ho will as
sumo the loading character iu tl,a new play Of
Alat,rico." Tue sale Of seats tor Mrs. Oates'
eeason commences this morning. Ed Marble
takoB benont Tuesday afternoon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Ethiopian WarbiorA and wits ut Myora'
Opeta- -Houno present al excellent melang @
Tonight.
The Adolphi increases rathnr than falls of In
popularity, Tho "6ovou siators ;" ayory night
thiR weolk.
Alr. Booth will appear in hiH Characterization
Of ::Brutus, in tho play Of tho samo name, to-
night.
i Undine" continues to draw crowded houBea
to haaleya, II !. certainly t4e Wost gorgeous
, 1874-03-19

nuryeas "satip Gosa 6taruh and "Duryeas'
"Improyed Coru starch " Ia the best In tAp world.
Use II once aud you will uue no other.
MILWAUKEE, Juno u, 1S72.-Afer usinH Duryeas
starcA IN my hosol laqndry for tsu @nont4s, caA
recommend 1t as being tho wlitcst strongest and most
glossy starel l can purchase Lauslng Bonnvl, Pro-
lriotur NGW4all llVuAe.
, 1874-03-19

n, GlIoAoo, March Is, 1874.
To thu Ea}tor ~ Tho Chicago 1r.bu7is:
a1n.,, BY. giving this place in your oolumna
you will abliRo many readors who legre to levr
something 4Ee tho truth, which was 10 putrs-
geously perverted in q shcot known at tho Times
III It's Issue Of last Sunday 1t attempted to give
report Of o tamperanoo meeting held on tho
oolner of pesplalnes aud Washington strepls,
which Waa about ae aoar correct ~ that paper
generally gets th|uga. 1t is not surprising, it
the reporter it had at that mcotlng was u fair
samplo Of its repostorial oorps,-a learilloss
youth, who ought now to bo with lis mntler,
WHO does NOT kApw p respectable looking huiar
ing from lelapldated. old barn, Or an old kero-
ao,le lamp from q handsome chandelier +;
antl who i,nagincs that whom lo Ia at tho corncr
Of Lako and Seymour stroots ho IL two blocks
wont Of olvilization. Hc al4p raports MF. CAarloa
a. Rogers. % making 2 rowdy attaok ppn the
und ny being hissol to his seat mud from thd
room winch iH another buBo fabrication OF bin
own imagination. Mr.. Rogers, WHO ia vol
Known to the temperance people Of Chicago, ta
u gentleman i1 oyary Honsa OF tho ward, altl
uttpred not word lcrogatory to tho paperA, but,
on tue contrary, suited that as q general thing
tho Olicago preas woro favorable at loast to q
Temperance raforu,. lIia reMArkB ware nQt
llHspa, bpt were received With applause,
Aqua PpAA,
, 1874-03-19

out tho truth; radiant light. tho tleoapitated
],oatl; Dlasphorosconco; duration Of tho impfaH.
Of I'homss Roao, 1ssq,, of glasgow, Illustrations
showing tho persistence Of vision nt,d its illu-
siona, the kalAtrore, tho ronnktstoooro; tho
pl,oto-lromo and Tho danclng ekoIoton, tho
OlIpHt
, 1874-03-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


THE BOARD OF POLICE.
Tie Boasd Of Police Commissioners mat yoa-
torday afternoon for tho transaction Of hnslnosB.
Tho first chso ut,tlor consideration WAS tho Oft
continued QUO Ut
sEnar. EDWARD fioon.
Thb rcsult Of tho trial shows conc1usvety TINT
tio whole thtng was urged on by tho frlonds OF
1lafforty Tho charge was compound ono, cota-
timing tl,rco separate charges Of shroo different
parties. Tho 0rst chhrgo was lntoxtcaston md
inattontion to duty, preferred by Joseph Connoll
and Boyoral othorH. Ttiby fallol to nuke out q
caso and tho charge was dismissed.
Ihc noxt charge WnR ono protorred " james
oullenan againsf to sergeant for conduct un
on aroas.oxatntnation by Cue,1sn'a own com
fesson tint l1o had boon conylctod onco OF rot1-
borv, twoo Of wiFoboating, and once OF larceny
llH Testimony wont for what IL was worth, ana
Tho last charge VIVA ono prufnrrcd by slstor-
in-law of CulIoilnn, who stat0d TINT tho officer
waB Intoxicated for twelve consecutive days ita
laBt July, The witnoss eontradioted leraoH oon-
,thinF Sas &c Mcat.and-drioa affair. Like tllo othor
charges, the defenao WAS not required to bring
any robuttiug Testimony, for 1t was digtntsBed
unanimously tho Board. 49,.
Commissioners, thoy adjourned till to-day.
ellEnIDAN AND THE TIMES.
A. Tin1ea reporter coming in, rroBi1ont Bheri+
dan nddroHsel him as Follows. - I am worry
much Obliged to you for that article" {referring
to IN attack mndo On him and Superintendent
Iohnl yesterday, In tho COLUMNS Of that paper).
The reporter nleeAy replied TINT lo did not
write 1t. He did not wish tho meeting In IN
Official capacity, but only to 500 tho fun.
PLAIN LANGUAGE.
Tho Commissioner did not hepd tho intorrup-
tlon but went ou to say !" tho article from be-
ginnihg to otld il totally falso, aud tho brute
who wrUto It knows 1t Ia fnlBo, and can account
for Its appearance in 10 other waY than to
charge It 10 tho Ignorance and moral ouHAednesa
Of tho brutal rulinn, coward, aud ignoramus on
the Times, who ponnod It,"
Tho reporter wished to know It tue Commits
eiorer spoke officially, nj prealdont Of tile Board.
Decauao il ho did the reporter would 90 out aud
bring IN tho representatives Of alt the othor pa
PER-, TINT they might not loaete benefit Of what
nn!So THEM IN:
This unusual aud unexpected liberallty on tho
part OF tho Times representative nsot With tho
aud ho said llo wished they wore all pregont to
hear what l,o had to coy. He did not speak for
tho Doart, they could speak for themselves, but
Ind boon attpc|tod IS ~ Official. 80 ho would
who sltulk aud shield themselves bohna THO edi.
torial scrocn, would come out lilo men and dare
to ropoat tho lies tlloy wroto."
1tEMM's OPINION.
Sureript ptendcnt Rlem coming in, tho reporter
turned to l1im for consolation, and asked llm II
no lad anything to nay III reg9rd to tho article.
Ha had not, for tt did worry llttls good to notloo
what the Times aald. It troubled him worry lit
tlo. Commissioner klnkke said that waE by fnr
tho bettor WY to fguoro Tho mattor altogether.
Commissioner Rono who had been all tho while
, 1874-03-19
LOCAL LETTERS.

REpLE 70 u lIousE-wANrER."
1b t1e Elitar Of 1,Ae Chicago Tribune:
slR; "HouHo- Wanter" asks why real estate
agents do not, in their advertiaemontH, give tho
numbers and stroats OF honaes advertised for sale
Or to rent, al it would 10 great convenience to
houno.wanterg.
will tell him Why, It Ia on account Of tho
low standard Of honesty among many house,
wautors. If an agent gives the exact location
Of tho property, tue house-wantor looks at 1t
without consulting the agent, aud, II ho lllea the
property, ha very likely hunts up tho owner mud
hecuros'it, without revealing to any ono that tho
agent was tho source Of his information, thus
dofraudlng the agent OF Ills duly earncd COM
misaions. It is only certain class who net 10
MleanlY, bnt We ARya to pratect ourselyes tro,u
sAom. HEAL ESTATE AoEaT,
, 1874-03-19

Oil Paintings,
We would again remind or readers Of tho great Balo
of oil paintings by Maasru. Eson ponleroy uo,, ut
stare l85 Slate street, nnder tho Palmer uonae. Tile
pictures being slaughtered scarcely bringing tho
ren OF tAa frAlrea. The Hao commences thtA luorn-
lug u u o'clack; aso atterMoQn aud evening.
, 1874-03-19

Chickering's New Improvement.
Tbs Uhtckariug piauo firm h4yo invented now
motal agrale Which, applied to every string III tho
piano, produces thu sweetest toue Imaginable Thcro
ptanoA 10 at Reeds Temple Of Music, corner
Of pcarborn aul Van Buren, strcota.
, 1874-03-19
TOWN ELECTIONS.
THE Ff,rpRN+tEI wItttt


a mooting Of Eleventh Ward oitizons inter-
ostod IN tho town election for West Chicago, was
hold Inst oventng ut tho saloon Of Mr. scanlon,
No. 229 Wcat Randolph street. Tho faot that
tho call for the meeting contained no mo1ltlou
Of the plaoo III which 1t was TO 1a hold resulted
In small ATTENDANCE but Il also had tho ofreot
OF keopingtaway tho diaordorly olomont which
VIVA present last Saturday.
a little brforo 0 o'clock 1fr. scnnlon called tho
meeting to ordcr, and nominRtetl Mr. Hayward
1or Chairman. Mr. Hayward declined, as did
so19est Ssstv qsra AN ct
Candidates as Chairmon, tho people Of tho Woss
Side might congratulate themselves. 1lr. Scan-
lou finally consented to oct. and explained that
ho had purposely put blind call n tho pa.pcrs
much disorder last Saturday night. There wna
mitch disagreemont aud wrang'iug in tho Town
Doard, and it waa hoped tlat o bettor
act would bo elected this timo It was
vory. good Of hIr. schnlon to express this hope,
that ho was Candidate for Supervisor. He pro-
coodod to say that the present oflloinl had not
half performed h|s dutioB In looking after tho
poor, mud Iio trusted that good man would DO
Mr. Hayward was called upon for lfs views,
but was backward ~ giving them.
Mr.. Burke, Of tho Commtteo to nominate
delegates to the Convention, said ho had falod
to- get tho Committee together.
Mr.. Harris, of tho Committee, recommended
that further action be doforrod until Saturday
night.
4 motion to that effect waH put and carried.
Afr. Hayward moved tint tic meeting adjourn
until Saturday night, aud tue motion prevailed.
Mr. Stanton hero mado liB nppoayauce aud
was ASKED to eay something, but Ito romnrkod
that A0 didn't know what to Hay. Being preHsed
llo said t!!ntif the Committee was not discharged
IT. would bo vol to hold a meeting and decide
upon a report.
Nothing moro waa done, and tho mooting dis
persed.
THE BIxT1 WARD.
There will DO meeting Of tho voters Of tho
South Side ut No. oil Archer avenue, this ovon-
Ing to take nctlon with reference to the coming
town election.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-13

y GENTLE HTNT.-This is how they
do it in Alabama: Large posters are
put up along the roads so that he who
runs may read. The picture of a coffin
heads the sheet, then comes the follow
ing pleasing announcement
'eThe invisible monarch rules in
Sumter. and watches the doings of his
people from little star above you.
All niggers, white and black, will take
warning from the fate of Billings and
lvey. They We're killed by unknown
hands, which will never be known.
Those hands will destroy again.
Colored men who want to live in peace
and be protected can do it by inqulr-
ing where they can sign the white
mans constitution. Inquire ana
our monarch will send a man to you
who will have the roll Never vote
the Radical ticket again. Sign, ana
live. Refuse. and die. Signed at
the spirit land, at the hour of death,
and by the graves of the dead. :,
v. v. V. v"
We desire to say that if Uncle sam
can get his hands on this 'invlsipie
monarch' it will be his duty to make
him wish he had remained in the spirit
land.
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four thousand dollars; in all, twelve
thousand six hundred dollars.
For collecting and modelling speci-
mems OF fruits and vegetables. and col
lecting and preparing specimens for
the museum and herbariurn, two thou
sand dollars.
For chemicals an'l apparatus for the
use ofthe chemical division, ore thou
sand dollars
For materials for the use of the
microscopic, three hundred dollars.
For cntomo!ogieal works Of refer
ence. two hundred and fifty dollars;
for botanical works of reference, two
hundred and fifty dollars; for works
on chemistry. mineralogv. and charts,
two hundred and fifty dollars; for eur
rent agricultural works for the library,
two hundred and fifty dollars; for mis-
eelianeou~ agricultural periodicals. two
| hundred and fifty dollars: and for com
/ pletion of sets. two hundred and fifty
! dollars; in all; one thousand five hun
| QreQ dollars
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When a Tennessee husband VIII
horsewhip his wife for washing. pota-
toes in his Sunday plug hat, it IS time ;
to inquire whether this generatloh .,
men isn't getting to be too higil-tohea
TOR the age of the country?