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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-03
NORTHERN OHIO
FAIR!

Vis-iors to our Fair while In the city
arc cordially invited to look through our
mammoth warcrooms.
The largest in the United States.
six floors 50x120 connected BY q Steam
Passenger Hotel Elevator.
We have an immense stock of PariOr
and Chamber Suits made up, which we
shall offer DURING THE FAIR at q dis
count Of 20 per cent. from regular prices.
This Is rare chance to visit Cleveland
see the Fair, and buy Suit Of Furniture
cheap.
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either of wealth. he is be ied
standingy
bring happiness itself
and child has had his ambition destroyed and
Children opinion
enough in life mortals
allow brings tile contentnent that a
WHEELING w va boasts that the manufacturing
mercantile
mills
and that parties already paying their January
gurated in this country And it, in
fearful combination of railway
anticipated few
Yet that financial pinch has
The Pennsylvania Central Railway
Of COURSE through this entire line of
O. monsous
ike engineers
itse
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-03
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PAINEsvILLE, Dec. II, 1878. M-tf-3-JA at
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-03

s A P o L I o
for Windows Is better than whiting
or Water. No removing curtains and
carpets.
, 1874-03-18

The latest acquisition to tho lfterati Of Evana-
ton is tho Rov. Dr. Il. ". Patterson, Of the
Presbyterian Theological Bominary, who has
purchased houae In South Evanston.
Mr. and Mrs. II. @. Tiliinghast, who recently
returned from Florida, brought with them as q
pet young alligator.
A crlckot club ia to DO organized At Lyona'
Hall this evening. AL who desire to participate
In the noble game aro requested to attond.
The Gus Company intendB to extond its main
pipes about d milo mud d half before long.
Five young ladies' and as many gentlemen
from tho 6onior CIass OF tho Preparatory De-
partmont will read eBsays Fridny afternoon, in
rlnoo OF tho usual lecture.
Church aociables will occur at the Presbyterian
and South Evanston Methodist Churches Thurs-
Thc proaent term Of the Northwestern Uni
yoraity cloBos week from Friday, and the MI
nual Junior exhibition will occur TINT evening.
In tho Department Of Technology, the charge
for inoidontal sxpenseH has Deel reduced from
$25 to S1O per term dnring tho Freshman year,
and 3l5 per term thereafter. 1u the Preparatory
Department. tho charge haa been increased
from 90 to So per torm
Ina "lumiuous" article on tho now Govern
mont lighthouse, tho i7der displays it's lumi-
Mostly by placiug an told aa1t," Capt. Doyntou,
in charge, whereas Afr. Charles B. Noodtord, Gil
old resident OF Evanston. has received tho hp-
potut.nent Of keeper at tho lighthouse.
Tile Eclectic Readlng CLUB met Monday even-
Ing at tha houBo OF Alr. N. G. lglchnrt.
, 1874-03-18


Tie Now York 11orld, in III article On tho baao
ball clubs Of next BENSON, thus Hpeals OF tho
Chicago nine:
Chicago. as might 10 expected, will place team Of
giants III tito led again. Before tho great are sho Or
ganized club to peat tho He'd Stockings Of cincin-
nnti, aud did 1t, too. Sue senis forth company fully
us powerful. and Including number Of meinbors Of
hnr old organization. Much Is expected Of them, and
the Boston Club looks to Chicngo for tho seFereat
struggle to rcsain tho championship. Zettlctn, tho
when they nvIncble will hold tho same position
GulfposseAsed, and skilfu a. ever, and, although
rnther weak at the hat, has tho knack Of bother
ing in extraordinary manner those who
aro compelled to fNco Ills deceptive pitching,
Malone, catcher ia accustomed to that duty having
performed 1t for tito Athletics. and Inter for the lha-
delnha oub. Ho Is ono Of the fnees IN the country,
hs only drawbnck being hs occasional sfownesa i1'
throwing to buses. Glcuu attracted universal ateu~
ton lust acason by Its skilf play in the Washington
Club, and will hrat base. THE earnest, untiFing
Jimmy Woods. old Chicago player, will guard eec-
end. Meyere, = former worker IN the came aeld 1s
given the third He ia terrific batkInau, young aud
powerful, sud valuable element in the strength Of
.top post for which he especially attod being
lhort Of stature, very active, md long aud tc-
crrato thrower. But tic club Is especially
strong in tho out field. Devlfu ID Of the sreat ut
right field, wh0 Iccy at centre md Cuthbcrt At left
ira hnequn1ed. Both old Chicago players. and III
!he positions mentioned, have shown some Of the most
wohderf"l performances ever seen Oh ta!held fro
queuty indug.ng In those running leaps the sequence
Of which aro several ann1mersaulta upon tho ground
before the equilibrium can he reganed, hut alwaya
without the loaA Of the ball. Hines and P1kham arc
substitutes, and James Woods the Captain.
, 1874-03-18

musin at tie Academy continues to DO a featuro.
Mr. LoeHch hnH just oompoBoa now march,
with "Anno Laurie" 8s tho tl1e1no, and IL cnp-
ilal thing It is. This orchestra viii 30 lleard to
advantage next wool, when Mrs. ontes co1ncA
with her comic opera company. Maurice
vii! ho continued through tho wook, Mr. Aiken
talting bonont friday night
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thoro is nothing especially now to announce
at tho other thoatroH. Tho bills are as follows !:
Edwin Booth at MoVickor's; "Undino" ut
Hooley's; "Tho Seven Sisters" md tho great
variety combination at tho Aiolpht' "Undino
In DlaclI" and o rich minstrel programme at
Myora' Opora-IIotiAe.
Tho honotit Of bir. John Muir, at tho Academy
Of Music, yesterday afternoon, WIS ono OF tho
lnrgost and most slccosHfu1 oyer had in Chicago.
Tho house was crowded from top to bottom.
Mr. Joseph Murphy aud his company came by
special train to play "IIelp." and left after tho
performance to appear tho samo evening In
Joltnt.
, 1874-03-18

Monday ovoning the Rev. hlr. Wood, Of Evans-
ton, delivered ut tho Presbyterian Church q
lecture upon aBtronomy. Mr.. Wood briefly re-
viewed tho theories Of Pythagoras, ptolomy,
and CorornicuB, mud by tho aid Of tho steroopti-
con gave some worry fine vIows Of tile solar sys-
ten. de also gave aomo, ano scenes OF Bible
and historic interest, Mr.. Wood gave intena-
perate mon an opportunity to SEQ thoir Btom-
nchs "as othors SEQ tlleu." The locturn con-
tninod little something Of ayaryth1ng and not
much Of auything.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. Elr. ". T, Brown,
OF Dotoit, Wis, will b. installed pastor of tho
Presbyterian Church. Dr.. Thomas, Of Chicago,
will dc1iyor the sermon; DR.. Patton will deliver
tho oharge to the people, and DR.. Mttreoge the
charge to tho now pastor.
, 1874-03-18

Harry N. Fuller, General Southern Agent Of
the Eric Ratlrosd ia In tho city.
". r. Robinson, denera! Freight Agent Of tho
Missouri, Kansas i Texas Railroad, ia in tho
city.
Tho wcll-known linguist, Mons. T. Narcissa
LoGondrc, diod at o'clock Monday evening, ut
2oo West Madison stront. The gentlornnn's 3
many friends hore and at Ya1o md Dartmouth
where he las boon Professor Of Modern LAM
guagea, will be grloyod to learn Of his sudden
lomiao.
Mr.. ]. u. Walker, President Of the Chicago
Burlington Quincy nailroad, who has boen
Woat during the last two weeks, will be homo
nEain tomorrow morning.
Col. Robert Chambers, Of Kentucky, passed
through tho city yesterday, on route homo from
California whore ho has boon tn aaaroh OF health
for tho paas year. Tile Colonol's many friends
in Chicago wero ploasod to aeo that his Bo1ourn
in that gonlnl cline Ind almost restored to him
his loak lealth
Firo-h1arsl,al Bennor loft tho city ut O'Clock
yesterday afternoon on o short trip to Ciucla-
natl to learn tho reaults Of tho trial OF the chem
ical fire engines in that city.
, 1874-03-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Tue Chicago Baptist Union hold their regular
trt.annual neottng in tho Methodist Church loo
turo-room lust evening. This Institution, which
has been acting as d co-oporatiyo force, diatinct
from and yat part OF tho Baptist organization
OF Chicago, l,aB become embarrassed In point OF
nlcanB, md involved III complications that haVo
grown out of lis methods md rules. Tho par
ttculars Of those Intorual desonsfons would
soarcoly 10 OF iutorost to tho public, and ct IN
bonoft to the Society, go that tho long alsoua-
eiona which were called out arc omitted.
Aftor tho meeting had boon oponod BY Pr PRAYER m
and singing the roiiort OF tho Board Of Direct
ors was road. II SLOWED tho condition Of tho
work and the roqnirements ot tue union ,s., TO 10
rarl, It was stated Chat tho structure. cost
S12,d00, md of this amonut tho Blue Island
Land Company subscribed $1,000. Owing to
tho panic. other subscriptions had not peen
paid Tho balance. 4ood remained t., t9 na pro-
upon tho property, utilcss It could DO avoided BY
prompt subscriptions. The Directors also re-
ported tint tho salary of tho lsoy;; a. j: CODY,
missionary, had not baon paid. Al but tho Sec.
ond anal South Churches had failed to meet their
pledges rs to tho payment Of his salary Of 8, 200
"a 4 promising mission bad boon eatsbiehed ., ..
PROSPECT bro ', Of boing organized into . church. A
church Was needed in this part Of tho city, anu
subscriptions worn solicited.
Tho nrcasurer's report WAS then road, SHOW.
ing receipts 81, 1876, Of which 938o.45 remained
on hand In the slnpe OF notcs
THO proposed an1ondmouts to tho constitution
wero tlion taken up and voted upon separately.
These aro brcily rs follows: The name OF the
Association Ia changed to tho Baptist Union"
Tho furnishing Of pocuniary MD to Htudensa waa
adicd to tho objects Of tho Society. An E1eou-
tive Committee Of ivo. who shall bo ex-oflicio
Trustees, holding Office ono year, wcro added to
tho officers.
Tho objects Of tho Society wero enlarged by
tho maning Of new department having the fol-
lowing purposca: Tltat, miniasosial education.
Second, Church building. Third, mission work
In and about Chicago. Annual membership WAS
fixed at 81, and lifo membership Mt s25. II was
stated BY Dr.. Dlac,aN md other officers TINT It
had bcen nt!mntcd to thom That largo fund
would bo iutrnated 10 tie Society for educational
purposes. If tho Society could DO barmonized to
nccord with tho viowa Of the donors. This gift,
it waa learned, would amount to about $50, 900.
The officers desired to resign ct once and wished
to proceed to tho election of tue Executive COM
1nitteo
hIr. i3rayman and Dr, Blackal1 spoke in favor
Of this at aomo length. DR.. Eyorta and others
opposed II, and 1t was finally concluded that tho
amendments should take OBJECT at tho annual
meotiug on the 1st Of May. After listening to
tho roport Of the Rev. A. ]. Colby as to tho con-
dition Of tho Morgan pars Church, tho Society
adjourned.
, 1874-03-18

ninlbor of ronaborB should not bo nxol. TINT
th1eo baul-bAllB should prevont M election tint
Nominating oonmItteo Of Ave should
present the PAT nan'os H., Of H.. candidatoa before m
should DO $40. 4 considerable discussion took
p1nce upon tho objects OF tho Club tho number
Of n1en,bcrH' tue question as to how great
proportion Bltomtd bo authors. a,,d writer's Of
ly newspaporsi aud upon tho powor to oxpol
mombors. Finally tho plan was recommittod to
tho Committee, with Instructions to report at
future mooting.
wouES's BOARD or MISSIONARIES.
A nags.moetng Of tho ladies Of tho various
tortlay afternoon, at tho Third Presbyterian
Church, cornor 81 Carpenter and Washington
streets. Tho "Womon1e Board Of MiHafonarios
cntcd ut ohioago,. In McCormlc<'s Block, have
promised to raiao tho SUM Of cas- 600 for general
missionary pufpoacs by May ncxt. and this moot
int was called to tnko action In completing tllts
amount now nearly collected.
Mrs. a. II. Hoguo ia President Of the Board,
and shc Inns boon untirlng IN Aor efforts In tho
missionary cause. She Is ably assated by Airs.
Sarah J: 1sloa, an accomplished lady, Who Is
tho widowy. Of tho tato missionary to Porsla.
residence Of nino yours thoro, ,and hiH ron.ans now
rest in tho lnud wliero, during Ills ife, lo ao-
complisl1ed 30 much good. Mrs. Nhea, snco hor
return home, llns devoted her t1mo to tho cauBo
Inst six months by the roquost Of tho Womon'a
Doara for tho Northwost. sho has visited tho
staeos Of Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, I'LL
nols, and 1ndlana, doroting ono month Of her
promised H6 By tie Northwest: Dr. Kttredeo tho
lug, mud tho congregation Of 1adica,
MGol, waa yory large. sang hymn.
ss s nss g sn 9es ppesente s IN md fosssd % tho
meetinr Mt length llnou her life A9 tho vito aud
, 1874-03-18

wit: Ill Ut TIM southwest auartar Of &c., 49, in Town
ehlr 49, north Of 1sango Gust Of the Third principal
nfi!an lying east Of ,1no coinmeuens ou The eant
norncetof ly limo 100 foot long, running from tho
Gust lio Of arcon DAY road, anl at right ngo with
sad roa md r,;nnnR &Ror,,Is thence IN araghtt
Of atartfng with tho, Gust lno Of eaid dreon
1'ay road ind continuing in straight limo to Tho
north ,nS of sa.a quarter section, bo tnkor and
lark, Ind a. m improvement of Naid pnrk, and TINT
ts uctio ho certified to thu Doard Of Trustees Of tho
Town Of Lake Wow, Conk County Illinois, and 10 tho
Supervisor and Assessor Ut Rad town by tho Secretary
Of lhie Donrd
Attached 10 this communication WAS tho fol-
lowing resolution, which the Trustees wore ex-'
paotoQ to raaB:
wurnrAs, 1'lo Board Of Commissioners Of Lincoln
Park On the 14h day Of March, A. D. 1874, adopted
tho annc1ed reaoluslon. an4 ,o sanq laa boon duly
duly presented to thia Board: therefore, he It,
KseIved, Tint, 70 tho opinion and Judgment Of THIS
j. exRs9mn ~ .n and to a9 @ and sSaso
ttlo thereto for tho purpose Of enlargng and iprov-
lug Lincoln Park within tho limits Of tho Town Of
Like Wow, snd to That end tho Anrorvisor md Az
scssor Of this town DO and are horoby authorized to
con,monco mud proRocuto proceedings to condemn all
Of tho lunl described in said resolution, md to
thorizo and empower the Oommlssioncra OF Lincoln
tho1, tho Supervisor and Assessor, ahali think il
tsolssd. Tat tho supcrviuor and Asacaaor be, aud
aso authorized to inats special .sseaament on al the
OF Lake Yiew bepchscd hy tho improvement nnd On.
argomont Of Lincoln Park as proposed and authorized
IN Tho preceding resolution, In the manner authorized
by law for ths purpose Of paying tho damages. costa,
and expenses OF taklng satd land.
As a1roady slated in The TRIBUNE, tho appli-
cation waa plnced on flo, tho Supervisor In.
structed to tnl.o legal counsel III tie case, and
tho Doa1d adjourned till Mondny.
, 1874-03-18
MICHIGAN SCHOOL.DUI1DINGS.

ucnort of tr,c stntc sRnnrd nr toeaftf,.
Sprcial ifspatch to 7as chicaao Jri1uuc,
1,.ro,.o hfIoi, Moro1, ~ r. Ko77io cbe},.
aah OF INC committee On n!1udlus8 ol tio ela'e
Board Of Health, says, In his report, tllAt tho
subjeot Of school-buidings, Ms connected with
Tho hoa,th of ttc;r occnnantH, }aa attracted hut
,...,a .....,t,a -. 49,, u.a.. n,,t ~. i,a*.a 49,.
1'slo a.'onslon ~ our oIa.o nns "' na'. ~" '.,
feaohod that aosreo OK adVancomon1 when VIII
Justify o moro careful consideration OF tue con-
litiong Of hcalth Those considerations baar
with especial Importance upon tho conditions
Ano1,ith wv nsa.., VI sa'uo' ..a'
childhooa natntally flponb INTO VIGOROUS 'na'''
hood, while HloklY ohfldhood loaas TO psona-
turo old ago or carly doath. Undor tho action OF
cfvil lows we hnvo a1ruost nothing to do with the
oora;t;ona NJ hcn,t', In rr;vntn housos Evarv
=" ~ - IT, 49,, o,st1o ana h. m, 1,.,,o
nan is lora OF hb o"n caslio' auu no Aay n'aho
1t as unhealthy "a ho will. but. with tho con-
dittoua Of health in tho public school, tho Off
cera NJ tin 1av ara almost omnipotent. Dy law
~ }ovo 1nado atfonGa,,cn N, scinoi corn,1laorv:
v tha notrnt law of An oniipbtonel nubiic opiI,.
In m annnli n1so mnkp Compulsory the condi-
tio,'s nacoaanrv for yirorouB hepIth durInc their
attanf'aneo On school,
ovruunowpEp Hooms.
IN orano,nnr tho scl,ool-lorsoa of o,,r Htato.
+bn roons ara fnn1 I'm small for t,,o nunl,or of
achotars. Tha }ownst oatimate Wonld ronuiro
mi, cnhic fcet If a1,acn an1 25 font Of fIoor-anoo
far encl soholar. Thug, room 50 by 90, and l2
fent high. might contain 85 achosra and tho
tosn,,o.h h". N"aA
's'~''A' ar.,u,o,1,fnrra
r1,o ba,r,,t of scnony. .bniinrs. the ano1,nt OF
a.a;r',t;m{,;ua whici, thev ueceasitete. and thu
'.a.,n,,aa - s,o,, atn;rlo,.h,,T ~ In n,1,Sia
hnth ,,r;nT tlc;r achno1.tjnys and in aftar life'
~. 4l' ,1a;n ta;,.a;a ;,nnr,.nnn annnda
1ou 'uai n;,t. os ,ni,a, H., hn" ~ nnt;r.
tele, ;. tansH, "neto y tis:y use ~ n. ~ onsAo n'
~ AoAt A1~No ~ ".tA]. ~
, 1874-03-18

4 regular meeting Of tho board Of Education
was held Monday evening at the houBo Of Van
Il. Higgins, Esq., Keuwood. AL the membors
were prcHent.
THO bills approved and ordered to be paid wore:
70 ". l.. Robinson for coal, s71.75; Conrad
Boipp, Jnnltor at Parksido School, $03.90; Z. e.
Ryan Il Co., for insurance on South Shore, Cor
uoll, and South Park school furniture. S12.60; II.
/, Wright, tArco months rent Of achoot-houBo ut
South rark, SOC; total $2l365.
George ". Biuford reported TINT ho had had
moved twolyo or moro aoats from Parkside to
Cornell School, according to directions given at
the last meeting.
There being reported some disagreement with
tho janitor and possible abuse Of tho privileges
granted by former Board to tlae parkai1e
5clool-houso for religious aud Other purposes.
prosdent Middleton Wan appointed a committee
to investigate the proprioty Of granting tho uBo
Of said house for Sabbath services.
Attention having boen called to tho over
crowded condition Of South Park school-H House,
its poor ventilation, and the poasibllitiea Of re-
lief, tho subject was referred to Capt. Dlnford.
Tho Secretary reported that the insurance OIL
houses and furniture would expire on the 22a
| tnat aud II vas resolved that the Secretary be
! instructed to renew said policies, NJ follows
On High School-building, $4,000, furniture, 81
! 900; on DgookIino Echool-louse, $1,000, fnrni-
tire, $500 on Wooalawn schooI-honue. 81, 200,
| furniture, $500; on parkside School-houBo, 3d.
| 200, furniture, $500. Total, 1000.
| President Middleton, a. Chairman Of the
! Building Committee, announced that tho worI.
OH Cornell School-building will be resumed
April I. ..
| 1t was ordered that the Secretary prepare and
post notices for tho antual eleetion Of two Msna-
bors Of the Board on tho 4th Of April; tint tho
polls be opened at 3 O'Clock p m. and that they
s9se 1t P the election q to bo held 3D.. at d; 1hs
street.
The Board then adjourned.
, 1874-03-18

three evenings horo. These lcotures ditrer from
any previously given hero. In TINT any ono,
whotllor yeraod Il, sclonoo or not, cannot fail to
very popular In oharaotor, they aro yet vory VII
un6lo to tito student Of exact aconoo. In tho
first ooture this IL particularly noticeable In tho
Professors apparatus for demonstrating tllo
wavo theory Of light. A matinee ia to bo glyen
Saturday, Iii which tho most popular experiments
Of tho evoning loutnros will be ropented for tho
bono1t OF those who cannot attond thonl.
, 1874-03-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dasid Preston, Esq, Of Detroit, will lead tho
noonday prayer meeting to-day.
The entertainment by tue ladies' Of tho Ash
land Avenuo Presbyterian Church will bo given
friday, instead Of Thursday evening. Supper
at o'clock, aud afterwards.
Prof. J. Haven, D. D., will giye l,is tonth lcc-
trlre this afternoon at the usual place First II.
L, Church, at 4 o'clock. Subject: "The Greek
Philosophy Among tho Romans" Tickets at tho
door.
Tho oiti2ena Of tho Eleventh Ward are re-
aueatod to attend lnectlng to be hold this eyen-
ing at 1850 p. u,., for tho purpose OF hearing the
report Of tho Committee appointed at the Last
Convention. to DO held previous to tho spring
election. All West Sido citizena arc invited TO
attond, 10 III to get tho general opinion OF all
Interested In the prosperity and welfare Of West
Chicago.
a private lecture, to "ladiea only" will 30
gtysn FIX to.morrow afternoon, by M'ss H., Eai.h y
Mcoormck's Hall, oorner North Clark aaa Kin-
zio strootH, commanding at 3 o'clock. No gcn-
tlornon admitted on this occasion. Two thorta'd
inta!es attended in Boston. In addition, to her
lecture, Miaa Oaorman will also make aomo
! very important points relative to tho "tempes-
ance movement" aud promises to give tho Indies
aome excellent adYice.
The anniversary Of the Chicago Bible Society
torlap Church. Addresses aro 10 bo delivered
by the Hon. =. II. Moore, the Rov. William
Alvin Bartlett, aud othera. During tho yoar
distributions OF Blbloa have boo,. ulado among
700 yobsola OH tlle lines Of ton railways, a,,1 IN
all tho principal hotels Of tho city. as wol as tho
various humane institutions OF city aud county.
Thirty.sovon branch Bible Bocletlos iu the county
are at work undor tho supervision Of thIs 3d.
oioty, thus bringing THO Bible within tue reach
OF oyery destitute family within its bounds, The
proaeut week closes tho thirty.third year Of its
actiyo operations.
Prof. Pepper arrives IN tho city to-day, and tho
first Of hls lectures will bo Kivon Tomorrow
night in hloCormiok's Hall. His frat looturo on
optics and optleal Illusions Is tho Que in Which
ho usually Introduces tile famous ghost, but by
roouaat of:Uarpontor l. Sheldon Ls llas pzou.-
tsaa to give Ehia uoyol experiment On each ct hia
, 1874-03-18

From tho Florence ii h,.> Journal
nIr. Ross, born and reArotl in thia county,
never wakoa stop in hs lfo. Iiia is lin soc.
onl vito. At his former marriage llo waH sup
ported st the so of his bride In q huge basket :;
but on tho lattar ocoasion, basket weddings not
being fashionable, la was held up Oh the hide Of
hR bed.
, 1874-03-18

At store 1856 State street, under Palmer House, will 10
continued this morning at 10 o'clock aud afternoon at
q aud eyoriug at $780, Tho collection yet remaining
embraces many very hue pictures, from which per-
IONS Select and all who may wish to buy are ad-
vlsed not to 1ntsa this opportunity. hessrs Ellison.
cent guarantee this inertia Of tue pictures offered
for Snn.
, 1874-03-18

2. Ii. Frost, silvorsmith, was held by JUS
tico Boyden under $500 TO tho Criminal Court,
for receiving stolon property.
Justice Bcully yesterday hold ono Michael Me-
Donough. charged with the larceny OF an oyor~
coat. III bonds Of S400 to answer to tho Criminal
Court.
An array Of froo Americans Of African de-
scont wcro before Judge Doydon yesterday at
tho old Armory Police Court, to testify In beha1f
Of ono OF tuoir raco, youth by tho namo Of
Eliia Johnson, Who vas up charged with htoal-
ting whole hen-roost, coop chickens and
all,-belonging to grocer, L. Barnard, at
239 Fourth avenue. Tie boy proved an
alibt aud was discharged.
The houBo OF George Fl. HeBa on Egan nvonuo
WIS ontored By burglars on Sunday morning, be-
foro daylight, aud noarly $500 worth Of good
clothes taken. together with fine gold watch
and chain. Tho burglara had tho Rindnoss to
leave at old cap and Bon,o shabby boots boEiDd,
which enabled Mr. Hers to present himsolt on
the streets the ucxt day.
, 1874-03-18

At tho meeting Of tho Board OF Trustees held
slouday evoniug, tho following communication
was received fyon the Lincoln Park Doarl
At meeting Of tho Commissioners OF Lincoln Park,
held In tho City OF Chicago Oh Saturday, the 1tth day
Of March, 4. b. 1s7a, tue following resolution was
adopstdl
lf4sojesd That The following dAaot1bad land to.