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, 1874-10-31

OAK PARK.
The second sociabc Of the Union Club took
place Thursday evcning 1t tho hall Of Mr.
Austin.
Nearly alt tho members Of the Club wero pEes-
ens and good1y number Of mombers Of tho
Rodowa Club enllvenod the occasion With thoir
presonco. a special invitation having boen OK
tended to that Club. The music was excellent,
aud was furnished by 1Yo instruments. All
present, except those who oonld not. joined
most heartily aud eagerly In tho dancing.
Elderly ladiea aud gentlemen manifested tho
fullest satisfaction they Joined in the general
uorrimont, and to tho enliyening straina Of
money musk showed tho young follsa how such
things were done III the good old tines.
general invitation from the Rodowa Club to
tho Union Club was read, and q vote Of thanks
for the samo was givon. The next party Of tho
Redowa Club will tako place Thursday ovoning
IN the samo ball.
It iB now understood that tho whito church
will not be conyortod into public l.nEl during
the present winter. Aftor tho vacation Of the
church by tho Congregational Society, tho Bap-
tiBt Society will occupy It, and will continue 10 do
80 until a building shall have beon orcctod upon
the lot recently purchased By that Society.
This eyoniug tho first exercises in tho now
Congregational Church will take place. An inyi-
tntion to la present haB boon extended to NIL por
Sunday morning ut 1890 O'Clock tho Congroga-
tioua] Society Nill hold ita farewell eervicos in
tue whito church, tho Rev. Mr. Huntington de-
llycring tho sermon. The dedication Of tie new
aud elegant cditlce will take place at ESQ =. NJ.
Of tho gap10 day.
, 1874-10-31

SALT LAKE. Oct. 30.-The Union Pacific ex-
press westward was uino hours late ;arriving at
Ogden Inst night. 1t reported 10 inches OF snow
OH tie road between Ogden ard Evanston.
Tho Grand Jury hns adjourned Tor threo
wooka from Monday noxt, but committees from
TINT body will, in tho meantime, examine the
city aud Territorial prisons. and investigate
CITY, county, aud Territorial accounts.
III rogurd to tllo a1tiolo which appeared IN the
Salt Lake Herald of Oct. Ia in connection with
an nrtioo copied from the Virginia Independent.
charging Judge 1ioNean wish appropr'atlng the
made y report that shey had examined into tho
nattors rotorred to IN hospocial charge relating
to the libelo1s allegations III tue Herald OF the
18Th iost,, and ind that tho allegations so
nude are utterly gronudlesa; that tho evidence
adluced before tic Grand Jury upon this spo-
uial n,altos was uniformly I'LL Indication OF tho
honesty. integrity, and itnpart!aity Of tha Chief
Justice; thai wilo thoy condemn the attack
upon the Chief Justice, yet tho treeaom OF tho
piosa ls so essential to tho eoucral welfaGe that
they do not docm it advisable Mt this tins 10 in
dipk the eaitorb OF tllas paper.
, 1874-10-31
strcot. Ho han chosen ~ tho Subjcot Of hts Loo
ture, "History."

strcot. He hnB chosen ~ tho 6up1cos OF hta loo.
ture. "HissorJ."
A meeting In tho intoreaes Of Christian civil
iza.iou III UtA, will he hold In Chicago to-mor-
ron, At $50 p. N. Tho .spoakern gro THO lion.
John A. Logan, Prof. Swing. Rov. @: II: Fowlor.
.. D., and the l2cv. q. P. Lyford, missionary to
Utah. The proprietoIH Of tho Grand Opora.
uo.ao have tsndored ti,o FREQ uso Of their build
ing for this inoetsug. Tho Mormon problem, tho
condition of Affair." In Utah, aud the necessities
OF that Territory M A mission field. Will be dis.
onaBod, and a full account Of Brigham Youngh
hierarchy will ba given.
Tho Woman's Temperance Union will hold n
naaa- -naottng ut If-pnBt This evening" It tho
Michigan Ayento HI. q. Church. Addrosecs will
ho giyon by Mother Stewart and Mrs. Mary 6.
Grhitl1g plnnoora In tho crusade In Ohio, and
Afsa. U. n. Wilson, Of Chicago.
Prof. Nathan Bhoppnrt will dalircr tho hrat
lecture Of tho second conrao Of tho Sundny-Lec-
t,,to 3ooioty noxt Sunday at tho Grand 0pora-
l1ouHn {Ktngsbary lInl}}, ns 3 o'o{oek. His sub
tcot viii po +" Physical piety," and tho public
snhy fool cortAin II will bo troatod NTH all tho
abi[ily and spirit thoy havo loarnod to expect
from Prof sl,apparti. Tflo objects Of tlie snn-
day-t.creuro Society aro now no wcll known
through lta nnccoas aAt BcnRon ttht It is hardly
hocehbAry To state itn Hlindny-sftornoon leutureH
ara nut moant for my particular class Of the
community, but for MI who think It pays to hoar
good lcotllro at the ectual cont Of production,
at,'l NTH no foes to aHaHss nor salaries to OIL
GERS. The pElce Of ad.nssaion Ia 10 cents.
, 1874-10-31
ARMY REUNION.
Meeting of WIN County Veterans.


1Sptcia. Dispatch u Tho Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, Oct. 30.-The soldiers Of Will and
adjoining counties assembled In reunion at this
city yesterday. Tho wcathor, however, proved
yoly ilnfayorablo. a large number OF military
organizations were represented. prominent
nn,oug which wore tho Ono Hundroth. Thirty
1,inth. Forty-Hixth, and Sixty-fourtl InfantrY.
Fourth Cavalry, Bsrnotts aud McAllister's
Batteries. A largo delegation with bands camo
on tho morning trains from Lockport md VIII
miugton, md very respectable dolcga-
lion by wagons and carriages from plain1eld.
The number present in Floral Hail probably
roac!lod $50 to I0u persons. Tho battle-aags Of
the Ono Hundrodth, Thirty-ninth, Forty-sixth,
aud Sixty-fonrLh Infantry RegimontB, torn and
tattorcd as they wero, wore tue admiration Of
tho assen,blage. Ths following officers were
elocted for tue ensuing yoar.
Capt. J. &. Eiwood, Joliet, President.
Capt. George N. Lynd, 1toclport, Yfce-prealdcnt.
Capt. H. ]. Mnrrison, Plaiuhcltl, Vice-lrealdcnt.
Capt John B. Phelps, Joliet, Secretary.
II. Johnson, Wilmington, Associate Secretary.
l.. 4. NAttuger, Iullet, Treasurer.
Executive Connittee-Col. Henry Logan, Joliet !;
Joliet: G, n. Carey. plaiuie1d; Jalnea Barnhart,
Ieotone.
It waa decided to hold the next reunion on
tho Thursday next nearest the 18th Of Scptcm-
bcr next, Tint aav being tho anniversary Ut the
Baltic Of ChicAnmnnEA.
Volunteer speeches werc mndo BY Mai. $. ".
Mum, formerly Of the Tiirly-uinth Illinois, aud
Col. II. Iiliiarti, Of Chicago.
In tho evening ball was givon by Dartteson
Post Of tho Grand Army OF tho Republic, which
waa quiet well attended by the 1eterana,
, 1874-10-31
INDIANA.
An old scandal EsGvlvot1-The County
Suporintcndenuy Law.

speciat Dispatch to The Ch,eaan Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 80.-A oasa was ARGUED on
demurrer to.duy, bringing up an old State
scandal. In 1869, John Coburn, clerk in Tho
Treasury, WAS employed to expedite certain war
claims through the Department, for which ho
was to receive per cont, subject, however, 10
Leglsfasure ratification. In fow wooAs Coburn
ago about 93O. 900, which tho Legislature thought
too much, and \
FIGHT ENsuED.
Coburn employed Aljt-Gcn. Terrell, now
Pension Agent, to lobby tile Legislature for him,
g9asag % to ay hn1 9 Tat nfH aa aea ae
tho Auditor Of state, McCatt5. acting IS agons
for uoburn, paid debts amounting to about
$4,000. nnh Enyp tho balnneo to TerreI who
aont Coburn $4,000 as hiu share rndor tue al
logcd agroomont. Coburu afterwards diod. md
l.is executor brings suit against Terrell for tho
So 900 e retained, claiming tolinve tho agreement
belvcen Cohirn and Terrell BOT nsido, as con-
trary to public policy. Tho argument laBtod all
dav to-day, before Judge Perkna. OF tho 6upe-
rior Court, and naa taken under adyisoment.
EDUCATIONAL.
Tho State Doard Of Education has boon IN
session for day or two, discussing mattors Of
gouoral intorcat TO tho school system Of tho
State, but especially 10 agseoo upon plan Of
action to prevent tho repeal Of the County
Supcrintonduncy law, which Was resolved upon
BY Tho Deu1ocratio Convention Ia July. Prof. ].
IL. Smart, OF Fort Wayne, tho Super1ntendent OF
Public INSTRUCTION. olect was in attendance and
he is known to bo strongly In favor Of the
law. although. during the CANVASS, lie
| kept discretly si1cnt. A ciroular waH issuod to
every porson in charge Of public aud private
schools throughout the state announcing TINS
! MI Educntionoi Department will DO opened In
! the next State Exposition, nnd calling fbr tho
| preparation Of specimens Of drawing, ponman-
! Bhip, an1 examination pnpbrB.
Schools enrolling ovot 1900 children shall pro-
sont fifty specimens, and schools enrolling loss
than 2,50D children snsii present twonty-ivs
specimens from onch Of tho following gradoa,
viz: Third yonr, fourth ,ycar, fifth year, sixth
year, seventh your. aud eighth Saar. High
school and collegiate students. The specimens
of cach grade shall bo Uniform in alzo and bound
! IN ono ur moro Volumes displayed upon n p}a-
card. On each specitnon shall 10 stated tho age
| and the grhdn Of the pupil who axeeuted 1t.
All spccinlons must ba sont to tho Supcrin-
tondont Of Public instruction on or boforo the
lat day of September, 1876: This will mako on
| oxcoeaingly Interesting aud valuable feature OF
the next Exposition, II ono shall bo determined
to bs held. Tho High Schools in tho Cities 0!
Delphi. Carroll County; Peru, Marion County
Yincennes, Knox County; niohmond, Wayne
County; Madison, Jefferson County; Attica,
Fountain County, and OF indianapolis, wero com.
| rissioncd to graduate students ut the State
University, undor the Amalganation act Of the
last Legislature making certain High Schoola
the preparatory department Of tho Uniyorsity.
, 1874-10-31

hibliophlos to another and perhaps atill larger
80 in 'hopo tint somo American institutton Of
learning, or somo Jowieh congregation IN this
country, may bo induced to buy IL Tho library
wo rofor to In the renowned Hobrou library Of
tho into L. lsonunt,ai Of Hanover, now owned
q H. e. orner nes'pt asssssoa se0 Il sa1y
ntno years ago. zaua, tho cminont Jewia,
ncho1ar, characterized this library a. ono Of tho
foron,ost existing ('zullz Qoachichto und I,itor-
atnr," .. 2i4). hlr. III. Roost. Hobrow bfpllo-
graphcr Of wn1i-deRoryol fatno has prepared \
catalogue, which Ia now In preas. Tho library
consists Of aeont 5000 numbers, ana counts bo-
twnon {, 900 and O,0O0 volumes. Wo bc1ero TINT
forming part Of tho Dojloisu. in oxford, nor
tho Hoitnann Michael library, acquired for tho
British Musestn, In London. l,ad 30 rich and
co,np!ete u collection Of liobrcv books ~ the
nosonthal library.
, 1874-10-31

10 the Hii{Gf 0f INC LNfcNQD ITi8HHEs
Sin: IB thofo not some likelihood Of those OF
ns upon The South sitlo reachiag tue bottom, Of
Michigan and Wabash avenues iu our drives up
town? Is it not shame that we have not one
docont drive to tho busiuoas portion Of tho city
Nor is lint all tho two aYonsea running tho en-
tire leagtl, Of tho South Slide must be travelled
upon If wo expect to reach my place north Of
Sixteenth street. Now, the rough condition OF
thoso avenues is very good for making repairs
necessary, and prolnaturoly making old vehicles.
but IL aady lepleting upon the pockets Of Loso
who my heavy taxes IN addition.
Is 1t any comfort to drive along such muddy,
rough avenue Oh the once fino Michigan is to-
day? Who is at fault? Porhaps you can in-
form tho public, and bring relief to our weary
horses, our sorely~triod patience, our tax-bur-
dencd but poorly-1 pocket-books.
Ought not those nyenuoa to DO put into paEaa-
bio condition before tic bad weather fastens
upon us, and bofore 1t nccessltales wholesale
contract and very heavy EXPENSE, thereby lining
soma Que nochet tiuely, eu'l being poor JOB on
account OF the frost and bad weather?
CITIZEN AND SUBSCRIBER.
Ou1cAdo, Oct 80, 1874.
, 1874-10-31
North America Life dnSurnmcn Com
play-ClnnYo or ItA Official N1usl


North America Life insurance Cotn-
pnny-ChAnYo OF ItA Official MIMI
nEonnelst.
by the New York papers re learn that tho off,
cors Of the North America Life Insurance Com
pauy haye resigned, in whose places have been
elected Horny J. Furbor al President, John II.
Dowloy as Vice President, and George L. Mon
taguo as Secretary.
those Of tho experienced aud efficient officers Of
the Universal Life Insurance Company, also Of
New York,
dtion to tho nsso!s Of tho North America Lifo
sufficient to ncot the tests Of solvonoy Of tho
most rigid insurance laws of any Of tho statcs
and is, therefore. in tho interest Of tho insurcd.
It is Intended, say tho Now York papers, that
tho acceptance OF tho management OF tho
North An,oricn by tho gentlemon named shall
not interfere With their dntios as officers Of the
Universal Life, whosc afIair, they will continue
to conduct with tile apme vigor and admitted or
ccutiro ability whioll haB mada that Company so
conspicuous among iife.insurnnco inatitntlonB.
The lareo business OF tho Universal Life has
been removed to tho spnciouB rooms ia tho
building Of the North Alnorica, Which is ampio
10 accommodate both companies.
Wllilo the Two companies Will bB under the
sa1ne oittcinl management, NO are aaallfed that
nothing Of the nature Of a reinsurance OF ono
company by the other is contemplated, except 80
far rs tho pocy-i,oldcrs OF the ono company de-
sire to change to tile othor.
ThiB is tho most important event that hos hap
pcued for some tisae In lifc-insurance Affairs,
and seosns to liz to Indicate tho very best method
suggested to meet tho OWLS arising from toC
]losa competition in the lifc-insuranco business,
combined Hith tho unavoidable heavy expenses
attending multiplicity Of oi1iced.
, 1874-10-31

against DanIol nrcNau,ara, n. Q. Harnill, and
Theoloro Worth, laying damages at 43, 600.
pook Eaaelb1rn 5,r 4 90. began NUT for $4,000
Ast SARAH na Donnoi'y u' md william Donne1,y sca
John 1syan and John O'No,ll, clniming 9l.500.
5osoph =: Bailey begun . antt u runaoYtn
ngainst j. H. Kloin md j. ]. artnnell to recover
All ongino. throo horaea. a buggy, and somo
other articles, valued at 81, 800.
Oiyo Baker suod Chimney Dowoy, D. ".
Phillips. and Morris Crean for 1,oo0.
C1nOu1T COURT
Catherine Torhuno sued Andrew J. stackpole
L. u. Conovorso mud j. ". Conovcrso began
B''it for I'll 300 against Thomna L. KompBter.
TIE COUNTY COURT.
In tho mhttor Of tho aatnto Of Gnatav hfnx
von aol,ltoboon, supplemental account approved,
and Old snrotioB roloaHed; nou bond i'll 410.uoo
William II. Dnnton was appointed admlna-
trator Of the estate Of Conrad Rolling under All
approved bontl Of $4,000.
Tho will Of Elizabeth L. Talfora WAS proven,
and lottora tcBta1nontary issuod to George Farna-
Tho following was Tho will Of tho deceased:
!, Elizabeth II. Taford, Of Chicago do make ttls my
last will and .cetarncnt:
ss fer az ny e as?sS Tso 5 e i
l,o necessary for the support and education oi sai;
son until ho shall come Of 'so md tien pay TO lin
l.rpo!nt tho snta George Tarnsworth solo executor
tIns sad executor aii euartsn sa. not b feqnsrsd
to give any bands tic faithful discharge Of dutios
'F =, q '1ssnGs ssn ,so ern a scoo h. eoe. ot
sIstor, Ellen NJ. Smith. Wild. my said s1eentor to act
10 from thu United States, ehor my heir, survivor,
Or otherwise.
Blgned, sealea, aud do1lvered and declared 10 bo
EI.1zApE1n L. TALfoRp. [scal,l
In presence Of us AMI each other:
4 frpt. r, GHffT
ANNA a. SMITH.
William Thilo wan appointed guardian Of Loo-
| pold Lau, OF nl., undar M approved bond Of
| $4,000.
III tho mattor of tho osteto of William Clowry,
| tho sum of $G7.73, which waa deposited In tho
handH Of tho County Treasstrer for tho bouollt
Of tho l,oirs who rosido in Iroland was ordered
By, the Court to bo paid ovor to thoir authorized
| Tho inventory md account Of the aatata OF
Fercy W. Gaylord. minor. war approved.
III tho mattor Of tho estate OF Michael M. Gill
lon, The first annual account MAS approved, and
| leave granted to withdraw vouchers.
| TIE CALL MONDAY. --- ...
1871, 132, 103, 1871.
Judges Gary, Jameson, aud Rogers will not
| have any Gull until Wednesday, ue1t.
Judge Booth goes to tho Criminal Court Mon
day.
ua1TED S7ATEs CIRCUIT CouHr-JupuE BLopdETr
-leofHo "; Caniphcl! tsaiRnee "a. Anton Kucera,
$?50.-rhird National Bank F. 4. 6eaycrns, rcnry
| L. Dlsiike, n1a G. N. updka. s37,o70.
SUPERIOR Observation-Disclosures Home Nation
Al Bank Of Chicago sebassian Willwurt and Anna
| WiIlwerth, flG2.lN
Jupax 6AMr-O. ", schcnck, use, etc., vn George
Lehman, D. r. Gnmp, and J: g. Dnncyy. $5oG.77.-
Atrs. Lydia 4. Harrs w. Dank Of Chicago, *JaT Az
William Beyis Dank Of Chicago, $l,l4I.l0.-F. T.
Bradley ys J. r. Dckoy. S8s. 80 ,-Nettts Hcrkio VI.
| Edward III. Deuns, Slll.17.
Cinoulr CouaT-CoNrEsstons- Corvonka
| ys. WEuzol Wnpnt $37l.
JunuE TREE - Frederick Kammecr N. phllr
| Koehlcr, $6t5B9.
, 1874-10-31

A Mr., 4tchcrloy laB recently tcstod . 1args
number of samploa OF malt liquors III England
expressly for load, md has found that poison III
most u t'.em. Tho liquor nets, in his opinion,
upon tho lead or composition piping used by baor
retailers for connecting thu barrel with the beor.
ougino III the bur, md in caso where. the beor
has boen for some ti;uo in contact tho metal
Honco. ho cautions morning boar-drlnRora
against imblbing tho first "puli" of tho pump,
especially when. their particular. iancy happoass
to bp ..for =" old alo." Sderry.drinkers should
nlso DO warnod againat winca doctared. as il fre-
llolltlY tho case with NUotnto OF lead.
, 1874-10-31

Record OF fgusiness .Ernz1suctcd Ycstcr.
day.

dnvs
A JgwgL1H's TROUBLES.
u.a n,,,,,- Ah,,r u n,r;a ,a5 ~
noit! a. 1'e"'t - n"'to. "''a - -
Alandell filod hii Ia the ohltea states Circuit
Court against L. II Miller nnd wife, Il. Il. Jcn-
k;us, and Bauiarnln E., Ga1tuo to obtain M ill.,
i,,otio,, rq,c complotron,u at,to +tot j., son-
3u'.' ,,.o :, 1, .rn,"' ~, 49,, "nn - F
tembee, 4of1' tney loaAea Atl'lcr *9o'ooo " no
used in tho construction OF lis tVo-BtorY build
ing on Wabash avonuo, near Madison atrset, SO
That ha could pay all mnterin1 ,nnn and mn
.,.n.,;.., 1;a,,. o,a o,.o t1,on, er,,, 1;o,
ol1"''4ea io"'' w" 90 o' Ao'.
on tae premises iof the amount OF
their loau, which ho did. LII
constructing the building, tho first
aoor ,vaa or;r;nally to tave benn Dnvcd will, fcs
s1,t.s ,.uo,,,orf brt n1,1,or nf,or,rn~,s .,,,o,,
7e'~'oa p"so.'e.'' Wv +noA "o. ""0' '.'oo
about $ooo ng 'eas'aB ""PaVea tho portions
and Other fixtures Since tho giving Of tho trust.
1ood Miller has beon nit in banlr1nkcv. Tn
ao'o' tu',e, s1a Do -, ~ :. ''st aple,. ~
naa a!Bo 1al4eu W af eAo "ee4 'abB 4uteFest' al1
th6 Trustee is about to forec!oso. but Is huter-
cd by Miller, who has within tho past fow days
atto1nnted to toar down tue magnificent coun.
tors ~. s-,nnou and mont.ls ~ tho e,raa,
tefa' eaa ha'o,o' 04u n,a'4o'e' ~ INC ss'@'
damage OF 'Ho punung' cou'pla1hanta
alloge that he tB noting with the aaHHtance of his
Assignee. Il, E. Jepllius, md that If he IA not
rcstrafued the PREMISES will bo damaged to .,,ch
MI extent that thcy will not bring Tia amo,,r,t of
tho niltollaao money and Interest," and tLnt thoy
were made part and parcel of tho building. and.
IA NxtureB ought not to be reutoyeu 1hnv
therefore aak for IN Injunction to restrain tho
, 1874-10-31

HSAr1oSA1 TupE NoRKs,1
MoKGEsroAr, Pa., Oct. u, 1874.
"Messrs. Rti&efd Boteen # Co., Chieayn.
"GEAT1EMEN: It muy Interest yor 10 learn That
the National Tube Works Company haye received tho
highest prcIiuma over a competitors Nhree s!lyor
1aeas>. at tho Cincinnati Exposition Just closed, for
superiority III lal-weldcd wrouglt-iron pipe. lap.
welded iran boiler tnhcs, and Macxa Patent Boiler
Injector. Very respectfully yours,
''JAa1sA u. CONVERSE. President"
RedfclA. Bowen Il Co., iron merchants and nlas.u-
fAetlre1 Ill., I14 nud llG Lake sreet, nre tlo gole
Northwestern agents for tho National TMbo Works
Company, mud keep large stock Of their goods in
HturE,
, 1874-10-31

A mass temperance meeting will be hold Sum-
day oYening In tho Union Park Congregational
Church. The meoting will bo addressed by
Another Stewart" Mrs. MAY z. Grilllths. from
Ohio, aud Mr.. Francis Murphy Qhe reformed
inebriato), tlom Portland, Mo.
There will he n.ootiug OF tho Society OF
DreBA lloforn mud Physical Culture at tho rca-
donco Of DR.. uolon r. Underwood, "a Throop
street, at 2 o'clock. All women Interested s1a
invited. Dress exhibited free.
Tl,o Ladies' Guild Of All Saints Church give
their second party OF tho scason at Martileh
Weat Side hall, Thursday eyeuing, Nov. B.
huau pares aro asty nndes ts ansEe, nrn.sE
Ea,ccosa. u there il no doubt this will be equally
ploaaant,
Prof. yytllara, OF the Chicago High School,
viii nddrosH tue Philosophical societY thla oyon-
luz 1t tho rooms Of The Society. No. aoS Rssss
, 1874-10-31

Chicago & Northwestern Railway---sun-
day Train,
The Through Pacific Express Train for Council
DlnB, Onlaha, San Francisco, aud Ill otur Far West
points, will cnse tho Wells street eot Of tho Chicago
Northwestern Railway at 1916 Il. H1.. Sunday Nov.
i, Through tickes via Chicago, Burlington l. Quin-
cy anil Chicago, llock Island i Pacific Railways
good Oh this traiu.
, 1874-10-31

From fht .Sltnl.
6omo ycarH ago ti'o Nia'ion calod attention to
a great llubrow ibrury, tien olfurod FOR Bale by
Fred hIuller, Of Amsterdam. Wo llat! tho natis-
faotiou of informing our readers at tho proper
time TINT thln iibrary lind been brought over to
tho uuited States, It having heeu acquired for
lle Tonlp!o-EnlnMuol congregation of Now York.
To-day Wo again call tue attention Of uobrew
, 1874-10-31

When business IL dull, prepare for lively times.
Young mou out OF emp|oyrnens. or those Wishing 10
become successful bllssness nen should receive the
excellent training ut Drewa business College, West
Hatlison street. Tho courao Is practical than
amy HuHi4rss Collegu IN the West.
, 1874-10-31

rnnNry SCHOOLS.

COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Tim County Superintendent Of Public Schools,
Mr. acoyac D. piant, finished, yesterday nftor-
noon, Ills annunt report Of tho condition Of tho
common schools Of Cook County. Ihu report
covers t1,o ycnr commencing Oct. i, 1879, md
ending Sept. 90 1874.
III opening his report tho Superintendent
poiusa ont tho fact that sufficient funds arc not
1t lilo disposal Of tho Soloot Board. Tho law
docs not provide III tho public school fund
which ,a to be distributed only amoug districts
which hnvo ltopf school hyo months or more--a
sufficient inducemont for tho continuance OF
schools. Tha fund, though largo In tho aggro-
gate,-amo.tntng to $125, ,0p4.22 for Cook ooun-
ty for this year,-ia small compared viii, tho
eaeaon n' ot sher o cs f o Rse St
therefore, asks for a more lboral donation for
ths work.
In Cook County thorc aro thirty-ttlrco town
ships supcrintendcd by tho poayd: Tile wholo
number Of districts iu thoso which haye
SUSTAINED SCHOOLS
fivo months In tho year is 200; number OF dis
ssicta sustaining schools Tor loss ti,ne, g. sup
porting none. .. Two hundred and .dfty-nno
public schools wore sustained, giving In tho ag-
q B.o6 months It zach school during tho year.
Tile
NusrnEn OF scrIotARa
enrolled was: Male, 32,t02; female, 3o,ob3
total, g. 755-an iporoaso Of g. ia oyor Inst year.
Tho number OF mnlo toachorH employed during
tho yoar 1Gs; female, $40; total, 1.o41: In.al ct
days Attendance by toachors, 7,704,67o. The
number Of graded schools was so; public high
schooa, 4.
TAero wero at tho came timo In existence
ONE HUNDRED AND EiulfrY-rlyE PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
whicl, enrolled 1916 n,alo scholars aud 15. }33
fomalos, making IN aggrogato Of 80, 1i3. 10
teach tlicso roqiiired fS7 tenchors. Thoro aro
80 lietrcts in this county maintaining libraries,
having q totnl Of $3.50 volumes on the shelves.
IN increase Of !, 1902 over 1878. Of
gc1t0OIr1IougEs.
the Superintendent records STONE, 73 brick, 10
franc, making total OF 275, which Indicates ar,
increase OF 1G during tho yoar. IT. tho year, 10l
acres OF school lasd have beeu disposed Of, lcay-
ing 1751 acres still i'll tue Boards hn'da.
, 1874-10-31
DEATHS

BEAN-0n tbs Dott lust. llarriot L.. wlfo Of Dixon
Neau -"
Fnnural acrvlcu at soscnce 70 Vlnoanncs.pnoe, Sun
day, anntaak p u,., Nov |. Frlsnt!a Of tho fam9 ILL.,
fttGh carriages til OhEMu9iI.
c:s- Buffalo and Hottut, papers please copy.
l!Akl:R- lIonry, infant soA Of lfenry and Adelans
HaRGr, aged 10 months 80,
kunraf IT a III. Sunday. from tho rostdonso Of tho
tsry. -
.FLANAlAN-In ths oty. Oct. g, 1@4. Mns al.ty
Btrent. w. :. IN
Fninral to Calvary by paEslagos Sunday, Nor l. II II
n'claEk.
, 1874-10-31

Dentrifricos as "pIcHty M a,ackberries.n but
thers In an!y one preparation which thoroughly
reascs ul,t whitcns te teeth without tnjsiug their
aubssatlca. That preparation Ii 5oxolpnt.