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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-07

Senate Carpedter's speech in the Senate
on Wednesday in support Of his bill for a
new election ia Louisiana, was All ADLER
effort than his former speech upon the
same subject. He repeated i good many
things from that speech but dwelt particu-
larly upon the constitutional power OF
Congress to order new election, and up
on the expediency of such action. Upon
the first question he made an extended
legal argument, and read from authorities
in support of his views. AS to the eXpe-
diency Of a new election, he urged that
the troublesome question be disposed Of
now, and not postponed till the President
ial contest in 1876. when it might present
more serious complications that at present.
He spoke Of the probability of several
candidates then, and the possibility of the
Louisiana vote settling the contest lie
thought very dangerous position would
be taken by Congress in saying that it had
ne power to order new election rs in
the present condition of many ofthe South
ern States such action would be AN incen-
tive to lawlessness to get possession of the
State Governments, and Congress would
have no power to right the wrong.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Appleton's We ekly Journal for March
is published
The Edinburg Review for January isre-
ceiyed. The contents are as follows
Libraries, Ancient and Modern; Memoir
and Letters OF Sara Coleridge; The Dip
lomatic service; Autobiography of John
Stuart Mill; Ninth Census OF the United
States Hers "Primeval Life in Swift
erland;" Life and Correspondence OF the
First Earl of Mimic; Results of the Edu-
cation Act; The Devotion of the Sacred
Heart Mr.. Disraeli's Glasgow Speech
es.
The Repository for March is received
from the publishers. Interesting articles
fill its pages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-07
WOMEN FOR SCHOOL COMMIT
TEES.

The most notable feature of the March
elections is, perhaps. the election Of women
by large number of towns in central and
western Massachusetts, to places on school
committees. The recent discussion of the
subject in Boston excited very general in
terest, and many towns took this method of
expressing their opinion about it at the first
opportunity. There are few towns in the
State where women are not ready to under
take the supervision Of the schools with in
telligence and enthusiasm. In many Of
them all the teachers are women and all the
pupils children, the older boys and girls fin-
ishing their education away from home. In
such towns the school committee service
seems to belong especially to women, if any
can be found who are willing to undertake
it.-Boston Advertiser.
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1t is an encouraging sign OF the times
to witness the increased attendance al
caucuses of our prominent business men,
teachers, ministers. The results OF eau
cuses would better conform to the best in
terests of society. and be more satisiac'
tory were the attendance Of such men the
rule instead Of the exception. 1t is very
largely owing to their neglect that eau
cuses have been brought into bad repute
Every minister should set the example fol
his parish of attending the caucuses and
exercising his independent choice in the
.elsction of nominees. He has the same
right to attend the caucus and polls as any
other citizen, and it is his duty as wells as
privilege to do so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-07

The democrats of Bangor have re-nomi-
mated Mayor Bass as citizens candidate,
According to appearances this individual
with fishy name will be IN cono't'on
Monday night to sing
life is n shadow how it HES.
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TIE WESTERN TEMPERANCE Wa We

TIE WES1ER IEXIEfANCE VA ' Il.
The Cincinnati Gazette has returns from
sixty .one cities, towns and villages in Ohio
and Indiana, showing the results accomplished
in those places by the women's temperance
scrusade" up to about the 26th of February
The returns comprise fifty five towns in Ohio
In these places 245 saloons have been closed ;
81 drug stores have signed the druggists
pledge, and about $4,000 persons the total
abstinence pledge. On the other hand there
are $50 saloons still open. In Indiana 9 sa-
looms and drug stores have been closed and
1888 persons have signed the pledge. There
are SO saloons still open. In the aggregate 234
saloons and 100 drug stores have been closed !;
about G,O00 persons have signed the pledge.
There are Gl2 saloons still open
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NOTICE.

|INIiE annua meeting of the stockholders OF the
l. Hallowell Granite Company will be held at
their Office in Hallowe, on Tuesday, the 10th day
Of March inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The following
business will come before the meeting:
lst To hear the report OF the Directors, and take
such action thereon as may be thought proper.
I'd. To choose five Directors for the ensuing
year.
Sd. To see il the stockholders will vote to In.
crease the capital stock of the company.
by order OF the Directors
G. II. CLARY, Secretary.
Halowell, March 9, 1874. mari.tlw
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NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Administrator on the
tate o..
MARY JANE ELLIS, late of Augusta,
in the County of kennebec, deceased, interstate,
and has undertaken that trust by giving bond as
the law directs All persons, therefore, having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the same for settlement, and all in.
cebted 10 said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to -
EUGENE w. WHITEHOUSE.
Feb. 20, 1874. 3wll
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FANCY GOODS
Patent Medicines I!

= dIOnl "0QICIn0S J
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods, Under.
shirts, Overshrts, Drawers, Vases, Toys, Albums,
Best Brown Duck Oyeralls for ss cents.
Mems Heavy Cardigan Jackets for sl.25.
Gents Undershirts and Drawers, As cents each,
Walnut Work Boxes and Desks for 95 cents each.
Ribbons for Neck Ties under price.
Wooden Yarn cents sken.
Large Skein Blue Mixed Yarn for 25 cts.
Ladies' Fleeced Lined Hose only 20 cts
Closing out our Hamburg Edgings at cost.
Five Ladies' Handk erchiefs Jul size for 25 cts
Ladies' Fen Wooden Skirts VERY Low.
Sents Sndershiris and Drawers for 90 cts each
Good Linen Towels for cents each.
silk Neck Ties for Ladies, large assortment.
All our o HAMBURG NE u Ss EDG PP AT COST.
Good Bustes for rs cents each.
Nice Linen Shirt BOs0ms for rs cents.
French Corsets ne Bones) only so cts.
Gents White Shirts, Gents Overshirts, Undershrts
paiHsE' STsEes 9 5snes. r. CENTS
Gents Paper Collars for > cents box.
Twelve doz. Good Shirt Buttons for cents.
Cakes G9od Honey sSap for a6 Cents
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, only 25 +"
Perry Davis Pain Killer only 20 cents bottle.
Gents, iidfs. Al Linen and Al Remmed, 20 cents.
Children's Round Rubber Combs, 10 cents.
Men and Boys Neck Ties and suspenders.
Selttng Out our JeWelry AT COST.
Lace Collars cents. Pearl Shirt Buttons cents
kennedy's Medical Discovery.
DIR. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic,
Ayers Pills 20 cts. q box. Herrick's Pills.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. 20. Holoway's Pills.
Al other Kinds of Pills only 20 cents box.
Ayers Hair Vigor, IS cts. Rings Ambrosia, 65 cts
HalPs Hair Remover. IS cts. Knowles Restorer,
Burnett's Cocoaine for the Hair, IS cents bottle
COTS Best Alpaca Braids, &c yd. stcks) 8 cents.
Best 100 yards Machine Spool Silk 10 cents spool.
Spool Cotton, Warranted ECO yds) 30 cts. dozen.
Good Note Paper % cents qaire.
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper. 20 cents box.
Nice Perfumery, 10 cents. Good Hair OIL, 10 cents.
Toys, Bibles, Albums, Playing Cards.
Elmwood Paper Collars inen c0rered) % cts. box.
Thomas Allcock's Porous Plasters, only 20 cents.
Miss Sawyer's Salve, $50 cent size) for 40 cents.
Gents Undershirts and Drawers at Low Prices,
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, 20
Magnolia Balm (for the complexion) so
Plantation Bitters, only 10 cts.
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectora each IS cts.
Peruvian Syrup Preparation Of Iron) 65 cts,
Russia Sarsaparilla and Iron, Cheap.
Vinegar Bitters, 10 cents. Vegetinc So cents.
% Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Helmbold's Buchu, 90. Smolanda's BucEu, cheap.
Hoyts German Cologne, very nice Bush's and
Batcheders Hair Dyes.
In these Hard Times people shonld trade where
they can get the most goods for their money; and
that place is
COOKS CHEAP STORE,
Second Door above Post Office.
Janl6.itues&thurs&w Hallowell.
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Washingtonian Rally

u.;ns state Reform Club will hold Its third
Inc n MeetinS in Augusta, at MEoNIAT HALL on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH II, at O'Clock r. NJ '''
ELECTION Of officers for the eosuine year there he
Mass Meeting in the evening Lst VA Sr;ntin @"
and raiiy of ali those who have ieft on srinhihs
~ who desire ITO leave of rover
All temperance ,ea M ahf ean ntoxcate are in
t9ue a aud expected to and partake OF our
hroten bread and bless it. Co,.u,,
Fec return tickets over the Maine Centra'.
rree Per order Elk. Committee,
GEO. E. BRICKETT.
President state Reform CLUB.
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Special Notices.
Cut This Quilt May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con-
sumption, vet some would die rather than pay IS
cents bottle OF medicine that would cure them.
DIR. A. Boschec's German Syrup has lately been in
troduced in this country from Germany, and It's
wonderous cures astonishes every one that tries it.
If you doubt what say in print, cut this ont and
take it to your Druggist and get sample bottle Tor
10 cents, or a regular size for IS cents.
W. w. WhippIe, Wholesale Agent, Portland Me.
For sale in Augusta at FuIlers Drug store in Hall
Dwell at W. X. Billiards..
spn febl9 .1yTuT&S
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SOLD VERY LOW !!
At
Kaler Brothers.
STATE OF MAINE.

AUGUSTA, FeDruaTy 2clh, ISt4, J
To the inhabitants of Augusta qualified according
to law to vote.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your
spective ward rooms on Monday, March 9TH A. ID.
1874 at Ia O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to give in
your votes for the following officers, viz: Mayor,
Warden, Ward Clerk, and Constable; one Alder.
man, three Counclmen, and Municipal Judge.
The polls will be closed at O'Clock in the afler
noon.
The Board of Aldermen of said City will be in
open session at their Room on Thursday and Friday
next preceding said day ofeection, from ten O'Clock
to twelve O'Clock in the forenoon and on Saturday
from ten O'Clock to twelve O'Clock in the forenoon,
and from two O'Clock to four O'Clock in the after.
noon, for the purpose of correcting the lists of vo
ers in and for the several wards and receiving evil
dence of the qualifications of voters whose names
are not on said lists.
r. W. BLACK, City Clerk.
Getty papers please copy feb29t awtld
, 1874-08-18

ho law 10 locate thom anyNhete III tho vicinity Of tho
boye points, thus preventing any ourt on Tho rarl Of
cclatorb 10 put Up tho rlbo of laua In tht ycintty
"A number Of tho loading ,1nerchnn.s nndcnpiAliHta
n Molltreal known ns tte "Iutcrnaonal TrnnrnorE,.
Ion 3omnsny With tot,,lahl capital q tJ,otoooo,
tc,r cenrany for yery important work. 11'e statcd
bbidctW aho qorhtnhy ia TO comhlna thetapltal afd
Ir5at c0m1fnrcia advnnaBosof of Cn1l1dn with tho tKri-
= end tnonee ot thu Western shte. and otlier pars
!rslghe foE tho grsn tobacc9 cotton, IND o.her rEo
Ereat natural highways 10 ths scahoast1. theco to
brest prtsiu md !he to'tlhcnt Of Europe. Tho Com
ind th9 st. Lawreneo cdnntcling with the ucn lines
scrose the hthnifr ~ well no Of through freight
tars batwcon tho Interior cos OF tho West md lilo
Atlantic sefhoatd reachB tho coast Il. st. John, Hal
FAX, etc. Tho Company believD TINY can otIrr tho
Testosn people, in Tho way OF choan freghts tho re
aol for which thsy ITO loady Calling and ut The aanc
limo and enumeration for shnrehouorB In 80 aoing
Thoy eeve only 90 per cent Of Tho authorized capital
wtlbo needed for tho frat two yenrs call hla
coed orer ceht, and thteo mouths ahall elalae be-
tween any two calls. Tho provisional directory eo-
siets tie 1oh. @. Wihon, PRESIDENT tho Hon. Ileu
~ starnes, sess,g G. =. pr'mlnond 4. Dennlstonn,
J. II. VtRdon, 8. Es4ns 4. H. stcphens II. Hogan,
hnd ]. ogllyy.-Tor6nto Globe.
, 1874-08-18


The annual catalogue Of tho CARROT Biblical
Institute il now ready for distribution. This in-
stitution is doing good work, and has already
secured an acknowledged position among tho
most prominent theological schools Of tho cont,-
try. It's cllief drawback at prcgent is debt
caused by lilo great C4ipago fire. but ample pro-
vision ls n,ado for tho gradual reduction Of this
incumbrauce,n and tho endowment OF the Institutc
yields good income Tile Faculty, NJ Mt prea-
ellt constituted, lii aa follows: Tho Rov. Henry
BannIster, d. p, Professor Of ExoGeetical The
ology; tue Rev. Miner Raymond, d. D.,
Professor of Systematic Thoology; the Rev.
fIanels D. Hetnonwey, D. D., Professor
Mi1liam y. Ninde, D. D., Professor Of Practical
Theology; tho liey, Charles II. Fowlor, D. d.,
Lecturer Oh Ap0logotio Theology; aud Robert
l.. oamnoek, A. H., Instructor III Elocntion.
PROVISION Ia also mado for an annual courao or
Church: Tho special lecturers for l87A-5 ares.
Tho Key. ". Il. porrine, .: D., Albion, Mich,
+" Tho Problem OF tho Absolute"
=, Tho hey. =. +; Cocker. ?. D., Ann Arbor,
The noy, W: q. Williams, D. D., Delaware, O.,
Tlio nv; William D. Goldman, D. D., noroa,
O.. "What iA ChriBtiauity?"
:, 1'i 11''ishep Fos.er, L; D., LID, Cincinnati,
Ihe Nature Of 6in."
AAo AtVf' NJ = AttctSs ~ Ial!kAlkot4f "hast
The plasos Of Unitarian Belief."
Tue lsev. :. Fallows, D, p, Bloomington, ILL.,,
Christianity and Culture"
IhG 4ous ex ,;,,,,1 + W,loy D. D., dreoDcas'0 1nd'
yyl4op 7: Downan, y. D., st. Louis, +" Minla-
toral IIablta md Mannors,"
Tho cutalpguo contains full list Of tho Alum
nj. aud OF tho stutantH In attendance during lilo
past year, Of whom there were 172, 70 being III
tho theological o!asseB, and 90 III preparatory
CLASSICS. The list includes tho natnoa Of two
young ladies'. lilo next term heglns Sept: IT,.
Tho. Trnsaeos PROMISE that the Mator-Woshs
will bo completed by Thanksgiving Day.
Tlo alarn Of fire disturbed tue wontol quiet
Of Sabbath orcning, and lnaloriaily dl1ulla..
lsl!et tho sixs Of tllo audiences Ut tho several o.
rear OF Lyoll's 1lall, Which was spoodily con-
su'nol. Tho !lauos communicated 10 tho roar
ond Of tho l,atl, but woro nubduol by tho efforts
Of tho lire Department. Il Lyons, Hall bud
beooma wcll nhaze, tho bottor portion Of tho
bnsiueaa section Of tin village would probably
hive l'een destroyed. Al 1t wab, tAo loss WIZ
nominal.
, 1874-08-18
CHINESE sIXVEsY:IN CUBA.


.lnlcllts.
.... .DosroE, Aug. 10. 1874. J
70 lilo Ed1{or e}tho Boston .Ietr,,at: !
WonB Cl,in. loo ia d Chinese Nebcl Chicf,--a
Mandarin Of. tho. third ordpr,-upw MI oxilo for
Tho part l,e tobl In tho rebellion 10 overthrow
tho prosont 5rartar dynasty. llo spoaIs English
luontly. .1Io VIVA odacatod In tllA country, aud
is ambitious to ol,nugo our public aentim1nt to-
ward China by ilnrration ot tho eyontb, tint
hayo oauscd iior to rolnnln Htationnty for contu-
rieB. In spoaldpg Of tho, crsloltcs; endurod by
tho chineao III exlo o told ,uo tho story Of Chail
Young Hing, WHO liah quito rccontly cacapo.l
from Cuba. II asked lin, to write it ont with
full details and ,pro,nipcd that should givo 1t
to tho public. Hpatn ia constantly appealing to
our sympathfes, ,---spain, tho hoar tlass slave
mastor tho relout! !cBs sayc-trauer, tho 1ncrcncsa
rulor tho romorneleaa conquoror; Spain, which
murdois our missionaries, ,nssassinatos onrctlxcnn
when thoy fall undor tho suspicion OF bcinE
loyal 10 tic national erood,-and wo listen 10 her
appeals es If her history for throo centuries,
oyery decade of It, Ind not been record Of
crinlos againBt human nature.
Let tho Coolies now DO hchrdl 1Icrc Ia tho
first cry thoy hayo raisctl. It tolls story that
demands redress. Yours truly,
JAMES nEDrATn.
, 1874-08-18
lkrltpps

Mr.. Krnpp. tho oolobmtul iron-maator and
atoeI maker OF Prussia, llas Just bought, in tho
basque Provinces Of spain, i vast body Of Iron
iaud, op,!atn|ng $40 .ron mines, four mines Of
which ho proposes to dayoto to tito construction
Of iron slipa Of var. l1e laa built railroad
about IA mi!oa long to transport tho mo.al
TO tho coRst Of The bay of DtHoaY.
, 1874-08-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY,


oHicAGo MED4cAE soo1ETY.
A. nlooting Of the CEtchBo Medical Bocicty wnB
hold yesterday cyouing in parlor No. Of the
dault Ilouso. DR.. OuIue took thu chntr. ahout
twonts>llyo mompo.s being present IN ALL :.
Tho minutes OF the proceeding 1nooting having
been road mud approved, * ..,
III. A, II. FOSTER "
topofsea tne easo OF I.iolse soiltt, inc enlld
WIZ a'u ~ oaA alose " nSa.opnopl. 4ast oa''
urday. IN h1B roport DR.. Foster stated TINT 10
tvas called on Friday 1ast to attoul tue child
ner skin wns warm, pulao about 90, regular, aid
.., ~ 'uup'e = w. ~ a,,, 49,, T.,
ufa'' INC Tongue eaGhtiy coa1oa' oseup' ~
tho middle. whore 1t was rcdu'sh OF
hue Tho child gagged aonlow1Rt, but did
not yomit, aud thoro was no disturbance of the
oo"ols, anu no complain. oa p"Na' ~. ~ ,nau vne
was conscious and natural. nhn II ~ Il. sl,un
her iaco asaItoa suaeny aa nn 1n ,s;l% II" ND
Celfoa Ill cet'lI!o sisocn. Nls1 iounv WI ,i,s.r tn.
ii1Eitohea cntehl1iR hor prc"1 ano tnS,a ~"
neaa a,'u nor hahds aoo''' 'r',s uus s fra', sn
natufa! h9aln. II 'naass t,ns ai,n co,,vIt har
open aoor OF W!nuoM stIucn t tot y,,,nnIa St.J Nv
pIoa.nt snso .le hsns s.;,, ~ ~ ;,vnr nj,o,so
vtGas stio haa onton nosg, s -! +,ot t;rn
ehis ioW seahpoonrna ,nt - ~ m@Su. cr hms cnn
shs freqasntiy canGn aor w,cn Il e1u aa
Lot sMecoou u t1o,. III nro,y ,yorso hut
plouEhs ~ nunpGn'n1 I,lo rHu m aymnto,na ~
y, mae npo ~ ~ ~ 4hpsa ~ t,,o rro,,id,,a t,r
.ia"oco - aetaiSto I; tLat ft,o a,,m,,to,,u II
tne oniy gnalRo .o u',h ,.t,re ina ,aa,kad
te9y ,nen snaama c,rmod On oac attomnt
riIy as;. 'iornS ~ ,S1,am crrant ri o;r cro.aa
to To- ur'n1; *, u t,,n nnt nftnronn n rT1av Dr.
Her; ,taa III 'I1 nrs ~ Il nln,Io nnd Nnr,ne, ~,
i,en0o 10 "on.nlt viii lin IN The case WHO ao,,.
nrrsl Viii NJ hi,, nftnr lour nn9t cnrnfn oxam-
;natioa tnat lid caan wna mn Of hyilronhohn
Wnsn,,s ron,c;o 1d xyorc am;ntatc Ink viii.
~ ot1ors nnd satnrGay thu snas1oa 1.,n,y
,n,a "s yio,o,,t n"d .nro occomnan;wl iv frntl,u~
at ,e no.I and ;nabi1itv to swallow rilo nnls6
sannod ~ no fr"r, Inn .to ig6 mar MINUS on,i
tYs c;rl cd NJ oc1ocl IN tfo oyoni1,g IL rio.
"nt s,to snn.m IN wicl, her hoily nndornont hor-
!1nk ~ ,,a a+o.1,a stortod fro,,, +l,o;r
ta aa i IT, ra,, from rortv.o;,it
~ ni,ctrsi4 9I ~ inaniratnns ner MinHtc No
,ost " 1norto1n axnmi,1ntioIs ,raa maio IN Tin
;,,anirr u ,nro,+a 3at ~ no to
e,,;id had hn;,,. 1,t,an n1,pnt veal hn.
far.o tnsn r,,i tIu ~ , ,t1o mi I'm ~ AZ
tsst o,oo1: r1hc wor,ti Mad al;chtiv h,t Lon1o1
ncI.1y md ~ more ,vns tloirlt Of i. THc
,..s WA 1,;i1cd tn ,,toht ofer Is ina httcr tn
, 1874-08-18
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY AUGUST is 1914

thospcoiakt1so Of Clio Royal family. &Dotweou
60 md 100 aofoawill be thrown into tho pdrk bo-
forB tho prfnue'hrf1 prinochs visit SandrnplIAm
agnin. "A 11ow.sollool han boon built at tho 9xl
ponso Of. tho Prince at Wolfcrton. =.
, 1874-08-18
The lsr51acc OF 7Yalos,

Many improvements hayo boen undo on tho
Prince Of Waiea' outato Ut Bandingham. a now
aud hanlaomo Btation, which will no appropri-
atoly ltted UP, Ia hclug erected ut Wolfeston for
, 1874-08-18
spending q right ploaaant tine. tho comnn1,ioB
broke lip III higl, good in,1nor with tlon,-
Holyns Tim United Statos and 9th or respective
natiounlitioy. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


There will 10 a tt,b-race oil lilo lake cast Of
tho Exposition Building Saturday. Tho con.
toatants arc omrloyoB Of mlincry.housoa. If,
tho waror Is rough the raco will taho rlaco fntho
basin noar Turk row. .s'
Tho lnwn party appointed by the lalos OF st.
Marks Church for last ,wooA, which wns. iccos-
aarily postponed, will bo given Wednesday, at
No. ! Lapgloy ayonuo.
All young men III Tito oily Interested in tho
Temperance +ca,lso arc lnvttatl,to n,eot at tho
rooms of tho Y. M. @. A., No. 14s Madiaou
Btrcatt, bis nyening, to doviBe wayB atll meaub TO
holp tloir noIlnadoH WHO Aro. down.
Tho mctnborao Of tho Union Circle tho OtDono-
vnn-1.osa .Circlo, and tllo North slide lloltirg-
Mills Circlo Of tllo Chicago FenAn llrotf.croui,
will hold general nlootittg at tho Hcaoy Hall,
Archer avonsto, Wednesday, evening nj o'eluck
'a for te r'fq.o a tahl,ng ssas elect
Of Amersca, to.qpon In Now York Oil tho 2lth
inst. Eyery lncnbor Is expected to 10 present,
The Directors md Dlreotroaos of tho Orphan
Asylum nro reminded tint tho odron'B picnic
is to be Thursday, Aug. 90, at 1llyorslde anll
ivisoto a. at.end anil to aon proviHona
noiB Central Depot at.y:25 and return at :i:15.
a proposition Inns boen rocciyca .,y ", d,
Billings, Chairman Of tho Poor utlildran Ex-
cursi0n Committee, from NIr. Goodrich to take
1000 chndron to Evanston friday. THO Commit
tee meot this morning to cousitlortho proposition,
md tako tho necessary steps to makc tho noxt
excursion ms ar1ccosBfnl na tho oslo giYon last
wook. 1t has beon decldcsl to tako tho children
for tho foxt trip from tho South Side, botwcon
Sixtecnth mud Van Duron etrocts.
Tho Michigan Ayonuo baptist Church, to-
gotllcr with tho Sunlay-scnoni, will hold d pic
mic at Oak Forest Park, OIL 'tlo Chicago, Hook
Island i Pacific ltallroa1, 23 milcu from CHI
cago, Thursday.
Dr.. j. A. Hunt, tho woll-known bnols toacl,or,
traveller, and correspondent, who Inns lived If
tecn years n Africa, will deliver hia popular eo-
tnre entitled Life Among tho Wild Africans"
ut tho Second Baptist Church, corner Of Morgan
and Monroe Streets this eyonng. Admission IL
free, but collection will DO takou up tho
close Of tho lecture.
Thero will be q picnic in sOgdon's Grove,
Wednesday,, of tho Sinni and Zion ;ablna.h-
schools combined, which promises to bo a very
enjoyable afEar. Good ruuYio will DO iu attol,d-
auce through tho evening.