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SUNDAYS NEWS.



lho Psaedens It ie believed, WY, N ms mos
s shNo' fe5ioW 1t aotno !ongln tho AfAataas aitua
tion, end VIII requent that Uongreee tako speedy
@ ao''on, ann not ooIay aeoisioh OF sno qncht'on'
Ta M.." Mas .ue chso WIN Louisiana. Ino Giaston-
Co1noy party oia1m tltes tue NooHe Ahvcntl9at1ng
xom1n'teo ~ viii 20 roady to report on ne l'rht
t,n ~. NY nsn'omi anu tnat tno to1nlnlsteG. ~
I9ak -. ao>Guua. Wll feeoulinond tno fecoghitioii
~ snn Gso,aos.suticn OF 1ooo 20 tho only Fniia
nrons Is Go.o,nor 70 heoss' ana Will aeoafe 'nst
T;,a Iani.is1. Is1nnnt. p..,,x,.
Mi day Se,a,dav ~ to noa.a were SngaS9a
Tia Conacryatiycn md fa f"ntnn ~ th. nan,h
licaus oaim that returns wero doctornd hv
George d. Donhow Candidate for rss"i"ntIon y y
lie Senate. giving Lin,gof III snora rotoa t,,a., ~
ho received. niilar ohsras wan IN a,or o,.sH ~
Moroy aatl agalust Spencer, The Cnnnrnssinns1
contest t tle Fifth District tnrua On tho,a r"1
turns. The tajiy-gheeis fron, Csrroil ps,;s3, H.
waIo found to bo forgoriea,
Democratic Congrcantncn giyo ont that thav
transacttony connected with tho operations Of
the tlrst syndicate,
Tie Now York Eren{uo po,t nava. nuthor,ta.
tiyoly, that japcs Russell Lonoli l,ua hoou oiror
cd, and Las deotiued, tho Russian mission.
Henry Mondt haB boon appointed Internal
ttevehas esofeReeper IN tho kibt DlBtrioe Of H.
''nolS' roy-,1,.
E1-prestdent Thiors, Saturday. tn N In
terY!eW win : : =, ,fep1eaentattfe OF Ia france
nc"hpaPufs balu tnat 1tallRu unlty WAR IfieYOca-
bly, aceo'npIishetl. aud IT Franco wishes to pre-
serve she friendship OF Italy sho m1se rccog-
naXe thls TACT. and not adopt clerical policy to-
~ Wafaa that country. IN relation to France,
Ihteta aasd et!at efo country wan neither Boua-
p,altlst nor Moharchica'; eat Hennolican, and
luis mnst DO recogn1zaa BY Marshal Ntaohlahon::
blll 10 carry INTO oHcot tho Berno Postal
G5onvohlaon pasheu ita second reading IN the
oosns!. nelemtaR baturdaV.
num1ef OF fcntoroementa for tue spanioh
@tHy III oaoa haileu IRON spain saturday.
Tho Labor Question.
saturdays dfspatohoa ray TINT there Ii no
change in tho IonEsloromcn ntrike. Both tho
mon and steamship companies are atil ubsti-
day did 30 1t tho appointed tin,o. except The H.
man steamer City Of Montreal, WHICH holds over
, 1874-11-30
IT'.E:a.K1 CITY.
THE OLD PEOPLES HOME.

FORMAL OPENING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
i aoacrlnt,on or tim 1li pcpplo's Homo, re-
~ r,..,,,,n .tcruc ,,otvact
censiy c'ec.o" VI -, n.9'n'" ,.,u, s,r,,.. ,,s.
Ihfrty-oighth and Ihirty.a'hth stteote, WAS
given In l'nE TnInUHI Ba'trdaY morning. In
lhe rftcrnnpu tho Home waa formally opened.
em'. s'.. TTo,,,, ID t,,a o;tsrrnwtf, of t,to 0,}
.,1,. "'" rns ~ tol7 1,3,,,, oyo,un ,x1uoi,
Wo'hona l1ome' w.. 'A1o @..0'A" "'oa"e' "u4s4
haB honorou the cits oS 1ts 1Eahy Boou oinccH
for thu last twelve yenrs. 1r an objection WINS
cycr e.prcsac,i to tho character or work Ut tho
,us,o,,,., 1,nmc, II WAN t,,st. wh,1n H. WAS Bup-
"'"o" H., .,,.,,, ;t,,o.,t .,...,,, "a r,- nm,
roftcn ps W. l"''s "''''''.e 'pt''4" ~ "s' 49,
wore admitted to its comforts e3copt 1enalas,
d: itu tlan1e would imply. This 1lnj1st dlsttAc-
ton yyaH lanr1;ot not only by t'lo management,
int by n,c1ly p{ tic pI!.inntllrbrio minds OF tho
cIty, Having proved 10 graat o tlesHng 10
its ori,nnl and limited A,ohcrs, tho idea soon
raiuej proMucuco Tint lso usefulness could 20
extended. WITH this viow Il 1:love was mnao
toward It's extension. Tim lnoiagcment nop'y
sacundc.l tile y,1gYcstion. and wnTs. End moatiA
worc al once sought autl cn.bra:nn TO tlat oht.
Tho Old l,oapo'4 Eoln", lorased ~ ato7e, anu
upsncd Yesterday, IL Tho result.
TIE COST.
Tho building aud tln lot upon which 1t etanus
cops about sui, UD1, Boforo tho COMMENCEMENT
OF tho building tho ChicHf;o itaitot ant ARl oosi-
oty sn;scr!Eei a45o oOO0 70 THO ontefpr1pe. WIN
tho understanding ltt it Tds 10 bo FepNl0 oy tho
uomon caro- of pelsnna cent tllero 'tpon
In orders at rato Of 32.6n0 cacl. To-
sides tliid os,tfib1lsloh o,0o0 was taiscd ny
priyats subscription. all followa: O. a. Jones.
h50D00; G. n. B}nr, u .t09 tui LANES. Yl uo0;
slse. Ghnrea Tosnnaboo. $!U}o !onn II. No8-
tor. 81 Gf0 Sitnpv AApt. Eacu; aId ". Lndtng-
, 1874-11-30

A party OF Ecienalsta went out from st. Louis
lntely to dig into cluster Of mounds tn that
neighborhood. III ono Of them they found \
skeleton lying horizontally. with oight othors in
knoo|li1g posturea around it, We flssd otlior i1-
toreBting things recorded IN tho report made to
lho 1T. Louis Academy of BcioncpH, Buch III that
"tao lunch At Dir. Engelmaua MAS yosy flne, the
flavor Of the punch boing especially ravivify-
ing;" mud that in the midst Of their labor some
Ladies arrival whose "wolcomn WAS not lassonol
by tue accompaniment OF basket Of lunch and
t Bocund ono illled with hottloa Of wino.." The
ptogreBB of suleuco iu the West ia encouraging.
, 1874-11-30

From The Horktng Chrfiflan.
Ths Holinesn Association has taboood cro-
quet. The next stop mill bo to prohibit all kinds
Of play, al likely to intorfers with tho peculiar
spirituality desired. But that kindof holiness ID
not tho kind mentioned BY the inspired prophet.
who nrotc: ".rhun saith the Lord: I will dwoll
In tho midst Of Jerusalem; aud it shall bo callcd
hosta, tho holy mountain; and tho streets Of the
city aht bo full Of boys aud girls playing in the
streets thereof"
, 1874-11-30

RECORD OF Asusiateas :rr&lns1ctod Sntur-
day.

day.
THE wATEn-p1pE INnnouL1o.
In tho case Of Martin W. Town of Lake and
G. E. HetIuenbouyg, to Hot aside aB fraudulent
the contract under which tho wator-pipea wore
laid IN tho town, after two days bpsnt iii argu-
monta Judge Drummond docidod that he would
grant I'LL injunction restraining tho Trustees OF
the Town Of Gako from paying. and Hequom-
bourx: from demanding Or receiving. any moro
bonds, cortifcates OF indebtedness. or money,
on account Of tho contract, and restraining him
from in my way Interfering with tho FREQ ,lse OF
tho Wascr-Wosks by tho Inhabitants OF the town,
or tho supply Of water through them. Tho do
PENDANTS thon requested that their order might
DO entered by tho colHont Of parties, instead of
having formal writ Of injunction issued against
them, and the Judge 80 entered tho order. In
tho course OF tho hearing 1t appeared that tho
contract lad boon let without any advertising
for bids aud that tho prico agreed to bo paid
Heauemhourg mas more than twice what N. s.
Doutou and other responsible contractors tcati-
tlel they would hayo taken tue work for ut the
time the contract was made, payable in bondB
and Certificates just as 1Io4uemhourg waB to be
maid. Tho Aihtiayt Of N. 4. HoutOn set forth
that he would l.avo taken the contract iu Fobru-
ary,Il874, tho dato Of Hequenlbourg'a contract to
provide waIer-plpes at sou per ton, payable in
II per colA boAdH or tho Town OF Lake, while
HequemEoarg "ha to receive under his contract
S143 per ton.
Thu affidavit Of Ja,nes Ii. Lake waa to tho
enmo oIIcct.
Tho attorneys in tho suit wero Bennett aud
Krotzinyer and Il. Strong for compainantB. and
II. Veader for tue Town OF Lako and NJ. +.
Tuley aud McDaia, Wilson and Plohor tor tho
defendant, Hoque.nbourg.
coSF1iCT or 1unIBp1OTt0H.
In tho casa " SWIM. Barnard Il Co.. tue par
tie,liara oil which Aayo alrandy been published,
Jullge 1yil,iams Of tho Circuit Conrt, Hatur-
day, altar bearing tho arguments OF the counsel
for George A. Heati, the ocuiyer appointed by the
Circuit Court In the case Of Cola w. SwRn barna1d
Il Co., apa for tho yarious lefondants granted =
rulo cal!ing on l.. O.. Gilman, Deputy Marshal
Of Tho United 6tutcs for the Northern Dia:rot OF
Iilinois, und another rule oallinK on Robert Z.
Jenkins. Provisional Assignee, TO show canHe by
Saturday nurnnc ne1t, ut 10 o'cloclt. wlv theY
Al,oud nut bo nAtudged guilty Of a conta1npt ot
tho Circuit Court for dotasning possession q the
stook of goodH thoseu copta!ned. from George
4. Head, Receiver Of said Court, and xhy they
, 1874-11-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho socIaty ut lhyEicul Culture wlll moet
TueHday Mt half.phat =. hs tha ulirayo Atheum-
uu', No. III Aailson street.
Thld morning aud evening speotnl soryIeo of
lntereessIon for missions will ho held at tue
Cathedral Of Hs. reter and Paul,
The Womons Employment uu1eau, At No. 81
, 1874-11-30
THAT CONTRACT.

Tu. nrso1tr7roSs on WHICH IT ~ nAEED.
The following are the resolutions adopted by
tho County commissioners Nov. 1G, on witch
HE CONTRACT betwocn tho county aud ]. J.
EGsn is based:
ws,srss qhe eity natiori:Ies Lsre tssen sctton IN
10 as.er o tn lalnS ot t as Gonf5 II
III. clt 'l cnr. sud t,s @aetF y tiin pitnith Fse-
ry,!a scd,,re that u"urlllonao a.oul le but with.
of speetiy nstu: III tls prouises; thereso1e, Init
Ee:r;e, Tiat ihe former action Of this Doar IN the
.elsoa of " architect Yn 'he psrt Of IL. n county |hit y
srs ~ tt,,stsl, ,,s., to prscss, .} US, ',s and
ft,,. IN colnce.ton "f.h ach architects M may 10
s j. nr.c: Va, ~ sl , ~ 10 e ss,}snc 10 hs os,
r.r tlr at.in In lin premises In aeenr.innee Will.
M fer M o q M 'f ~ r. b4t o tns loon aso 6ie ai
bl.ara !, =, t::5 II ,hcaHo, iu sccosdsuco with tho
former ssti,n II tas I'osrl. ,,.,,.,.o, 49,.
xlu.se 20 f.r ~ ta uun.e c.n hc nas Of Cook o1"n-
II l::rr5a,c. *1t chat n, plan tha be adopted, or
ly r: @ = s a the essSa sspy ii r'1o9 to9 VI whsa aa
h.:,y rcn,.:.c:l Aud deiisered iar uhe. tue
~ ~ :l:3,os1; ss' ~ sass tho cs.y aNthoritl;s 4 T.
uall not iniH Min tho comfy and Psoceha Will their
portion Of e,a nntng, tst ths,, nntl in ,i%t es,s
a COUNTY l,,1 procre with Its portion Of 1aa bail-
r5,rcd s.i s ccna.rcei rs 10 snae lilo raid city ia
rd tnoi2 ros:loa At any time 80 a. to resesSn Tho
harmuay, Style. uniformity ht OF tne en-
IRE nrEcurc. a. IT constructed as :ls ta1ne tins:
rcaacstIons sbuu bn approved and bu ready 80 TINT
ia Cuinmttec on pu:1tn Buildings can advertise for
p.oroxa7s for lie cunul5x porio,. of said building b3
R.serei, Tl,af tAe ConotY Attorney bt, nnd he is
hereby ust11,c;cl to 1repaso tho proper md neces-
1nyy cp,t1sc retrcca thu county ad tho said archt.
loot in acl.orlante hc.sn1!h. .
Hsssurri, That copy of heao rsaolstionn be fur.
C;alcl tLt proper city ausboiittes id ~ IT here.
::,r.r atova cct ,si for tho i;nntliae aud early
.uu.ti Inn xl snlIleQM Of tGu eAt!ga bllldfnG.
, 1874-11-30

8mnll Profits and No LOSSES Do It.
When you can net genuine guiruro lace ut &c. Csc,
aud 81, worth double TINT you can see the advantage
Of trading at tho New York ssoro {2sa and $50 West
Elatsou), who pay no rent, rus. QUE aud buy fos
c2yh ouly.
, 1874-11-30

Tha Philosophy Of Dental Decay.
When tho thin sheath OF enamel In which The sub-
stance Of tooth s iucloscd Is worn through, docon1
position hcHina. BY using Bozodont, the enamel
IL strengthened, md the uner bone protected from
siseaat
, 1874-11-30

they nre selling colored Empress cloth as 50 and $50
fine scr8ex $50 told price 90 and 9eoa; doale
al!-wooI colore casn1crca, 75e aud 45o: ress goos
uuw ehntea-fof 25c now at tho New York Store, 2H4
aud 2aO Wcat Madison atreet,
, 1874-11-30

Hainea Droa'. Pianos.
rrices e1oeoltngly reasonable.
Warranted hssl-plaas iu quality,
Tcr.llH, $50 caH4 balsllcu, 3oa monthly.
Kos.ia Tsn,pls Of Musio, ri ysa Nu1sn st1*as
, 1874-11-30


Tho Cllinfao roniielitH Lave lecome deoriep-
talizcl etl:cu tho uotd weather st III to tho ex-
!unt of a hug, mutilcr, i huging utnIraslu, and
! pair of so!oshcH oHch.
!;nrg:. Clarity, II. tho Madison Street Police
s.a.!on, dutires tie address of the gentleman
who inquired ah.ut Tho boy who was injured by
an cx?renA wA.on isY days aYo.
Iltom4s ncnoity. at No. $40 ']aoona ssreal, waH
Enoch"l down by hotHo and cutter driven by
". Il. U3nua.rt ai,tl Hcroraly injured, lie WAS
l.teu ~ lis, ho,no a1,1 attended 10. This aeci,
t:nt occurred lA.k hyerjn,;.
4 wo.ran ,nu.ol Ellon Shiolls, who separated
FUN i,s: i.l..'. d ao1no time aKo, tlaetl slddeny
j.. -. Is 4',splo atraot, yaktnraay morning. Hhe
ra TcrY I!ltspsrlta. sud this fact III 1ltrlbN tod
l. i thu ca..h, of hsr acIatso.
Tho a9a.m from Nox 5t2 ut o'clock u, IN.
yesterday, va. accustomed b. n slight fro III the
EasemoI.t OF No. l4d North Dcnplalncs street,
tcoup!sd by Mr. Hanson Az dwelling. Dsul4gq
, 1874-11-30
OBJECTIONS 70 a SCHOOL SITE.
&o the Ei{,tor u .itic ILicaIo f,rinuue.


Sin; Ii it not 4 great objection to the school,
tits re'cc:cd BY the board or Education last
Eoek on tha corner OF Mood and Harrison
t.ee:s, that II ~ Iss acroaa tho atgest from tho
aew County Hospital grounds: An examsuu-
fon Of tho ,'roposaIa shows property equally do.
Irablo a:ld w!hin thrue tlocks Of Lie ground
;uken for $40 foot less. Tho price is not aa
great al ohtsctict1 ID tho location, rhich eoems
!o mo to bh very fc1-.iy. l.. II. lIEALp,
EHioAtu, Nov. ~, ls'..
, 1874-11-30
DEATHS.


Wn1GiiT--At Hyde Park, Nov. g. 1874. Willie II.
Wright, youngest sun OF Henry +. and Charlotte a.
Wright. tu lis 18th year.
fnnora ran, rssidoce. ooruor Of Fify-sovsath and
M1nropsts., At 9:3i H. nj. Tucsday.
s1- Now York City papers pleasu copy.
, 1874-11-30

u,,dur arrosr, Some few OF his trionla lear,,ing
Of tEin. inte1cntlcd for him mud boggel hin ot.
Hiuckiey Of course wan intoxicated, bu. that
only adds to ha dsogaerlY behavior.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Tile French Danovoiont aocicty held itD regu-
lar monthly Meeting yesterday afternoon ~
building. Thern weEo about forty members
aud Secretary Dea1ata kept tho minutes.
After como discussion IL Was decided to neul
cablogre.a to 1aris fer tthe'pnrroEe Of losrning;
tho disposition to bo tnado Of tho French artistb'
tire fund Of 100000, the proceeds OF tho sao Of
pictures sent 10 til country. Tho money ia now
lying iu Now York bank, subject to tho ordor
OF the proper parties and tho Chicago Fronch
Society tlosira to have |. portion Of it donated to
tho relief Of tho French poor In this city.
Therofore they haya nlado tho request to that
effect, Tho Society hna bud no funds
from tho Enlief and AID Society for
tEc benefit OF its nomborB and other Frenchmcn
wI,o suffered by tho Great Fire. and tloroforo
feel aH it they were antil!ed to portion OF tho
ariistB' fund gtill nndspoacd Of. There ls now
about $500 IN the treasury, md 1t is inadequate
for tho relief OF tho poor French population III
this citY.
MesArs. Roanot, DoMars. drlener, Hout. and
I.osaalt wcro appointed commttee to attend to
tile negotiations.
1t waH also proposed to aee11 aon,c nid from tho
Rhlef Society, anu 1t Is roaahie TINT u request
will he matle ,lnlesB fuuas aro Forthcoming from
other Buurccu.
Alter the transaction of some other bneineas
OF routine nsturotho meeting adjourned.
, 1874-12-12
IS Tho EQenrt OF tho Ara<lcy,ss

IT9Hs rae SbFfNIHttH t.Ida3+} Union.
Ono OF tho Hplcioat blta OF goHslp which has re-
Gently gotten out Of tue bag rentos to tho ArtiHt
Church's grent picture, 'Tho Heart Of tho
Andes" A iino engraving Of it from tic origi1al
by William Forrest, and on exhibition by Gill J.
liayB, brings tho story to mind. Church. like
other artists, for obvious ronaopH, doesn't want
coplas Of his besr works to 60 out to tho world.
aud Forests engraving was tho only copy Of
this picture authorized by it's author. Church's
studio at Now York is open to tho public only ut
cortRiu hours, aud then to llona but thoHo who
have tiGGotB. 4 person IL In constant attendance
to 200 that no harm il dono to tho valuablo col
lection, aud ho is also supposed to proyout copies
from being made. \ brother ertist was fire.
qnont visitor, and ct last cnnic to he so familiar
that lie was one day left alono near "Ylls Hoart
OF tho Andcs." Being probay little flushed
with ,Tuo or something moro potent, his owl
genius prompted him to sketch tic great picture.
lie made two coptas, md got o,.t unobBervea.
The copos he coorcd and BY somo n.cans ono
cs.uo to this city and ono went to Hartford.
Of one OF tho copioH aud followed it to shop in
this city. whore it was left to be framed. Ho
waf i1coq and asked to sae TINT picture Of tThe
Heart OF tho AutloB." Ofoourae, it was produced.
A ulldcn sweep Of tho artists hand sud tho
Htoen copy WAS dalnaGed beyond rupRir, hut
thoro was it'll, tho other copy, mud it WAS thorn
in tho tlosl to Church that ho could not d!acoycr
itA uhoroabonts. Some time aftarMnri Il gentIo.
man Of tlg city, who WIS at his studio remarked
to Church that he had eonn "The Heart Of tho
Andes" elsewhere. OF courHo Church donipd
tho possibility OF Auch thiug. r. But own It my
solf," replied tile gentleman. who had somehow
gotten tho Hartford copy: Then Church knew
picture could be found, Int 1t wAs III vain that o
triod to p,lrciaHo 1t. lta owner would tako no
nrjce; md Church is Btill unhappy. 10 runs tho
story, aud it is good enough to ha s,oI!eyea.
, 1874-12-12
VIRGINIA BONDS.

20 the Editor er The chtcaao Tribune;
SIN; obHoryo that ouo 8. 1}assstt French,
"of Virginia." takes part Of column Of your
iaBuo Of Doc. TO Answer the following para-
graph from one OF my lettors:
"In Old Virginia the state docs not pay interest Gil
ts debt, know thai, N huntlloller. Why Nnt
pay them well enough md, II The State wonl collect
II y u " so sfS s
wth Tho reeeton that they lost tlcr alsvcs poor
aud not aba to pay tho oon'mon"ealth. Hence neg
ill., Townsend {cotutnoutR tho wrltcrl speaks COLI
eutly from k'sorcqc, that his assertions, IN
iished fac,s. iie oits III, Mfia as d;stonest, not
not pay ieto!est on her dob aud adds, "1know that
DonlAoldGr."
Ii tho opening Of tho Chicago branch Of tho
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad will haso its influence
to toach certain Dallimorosna {"ot Trslnia y to
rsaa print, 1t will stop good dcal Of foolish re-
plying like tLn above
The paragrapt ia iron, conversation with tho
Hon. Charles James Faulkner. nnd quoted ss
eucl,, aud go Mr. Froncl unoonaciuusIy quotes 1t.
Faulkner, a bondholder in Vrginia, is ctizon OF
the State OF Weat Virginia, aud 80 speaks Of 'olfl
Virginia bontls." Half column Of sentiment is
therefore wasted by Mr.. FRENCH, who commits
the further offenso agaiubt good mannora OF
speaking. Of "Mr, Townsend inHtoad OF TOUR
correspondent. whom 10 has no reason TO know,
aul WHO is Gs undersigned.
do not own Virginia bonds, md, II I did.
would not hayo tho concoit to publish it. may
add that the now Importance OF baltimore, by lta
railway -e1tonsion to Chicago will probably atin-
| nlatc goo4 many Daitimorcans, of tho oyos-
rcnsitivo aud gushing sort, to flood themselves,
70 to Hpeak, upon tho apprehension Of tho into
rior empire. Thia ia to bo expected. 4 boy with
now boots, 4 man with unexpected hnnds, aud .
Maryland town with railway to Chicago. wll
| hayo thor temporary eforyeaceuco. GATH.
, 1874-12-12

JAuaaoSvr,E, ILL.,, Dec. g. 1871.
TO tho Editor nf The th1eago Tribune:
EIn: lleeeut occnrrcucea ut tho Northwestern
University lcnd nc to say that thero la ono col
lego III Illinois, under tho auspices VI tic
Aothodiut Epiauopal Church, whore tho Young
ladies' lnyo equal advantages aud privileges with
tho young mel; whore thos8 III no "seS" in
education, II. tile sol,sp that Dr.. Fowler aud hiH
adyaors seem to think tAoro is. That cul-
lesa IL Acknowledgment houorad aud lsou-
orable institution Of learning, ono tllat
llua dono much for education In the
1Yoa!, aud promises tn do moro. Hor
cue.lculun ss adyaueod and thorough, ns good
as any Of our colleges; and hor to9eara arc III
Thorough as Any, Yhn Alumni Ut tho College
llnya Just lnaugurAtosl n plan whprabY Moken-
drcn will Hoon DO liherally endowed. :,Ao now
i.aA goo uutlantH. Among Aor Au1ani arc Hosl-
j. IL. Monru, at Gpgilsliod; 1el. Johu I. Ilts-
nkar. Gf t'armyito; thn Hon. Y. Il. J. Spark.
II. e., of Carylo; tlls Hon William l1ar,hol.,
VI. e., OF Choster Judge Iiryan, of Salem uov.
Iuisnson, ug Missouri; president Astlrtss, OF
Iutlla,.a .tubury UniyorSityj trnt. Easp, us
Tho pa,au; rroi. Allyn, Ut tlle Nurtll~
Woatcru: utnl {, hoAt OF oki.Or lrofueu-
orB nnd teachers, legialat0rd, ministers,
uud laymou who l!ayo lnatlo anl ase nlak-
ing llioir In.1>renB npnn duciutY. Dr. lsobnrt
A|io,l, thn Former President. wes called by the
Stute t., tne Presidency Ut tin korsa Hrhuol ut
(}arhO.utAle Hu ilu present IrcsllcNt, ,l0llll ".
It,nlc, u. D., IN thu nchular aud teaollcr aId
| IL dung Eood worl; ior tho College. Oila Of
s!.p torAIcr cslsora VI TAE 2n1uuNg, John i.
, 1874-12-12

Tho paria correspondent of tho London Sand
ard writea, Nov. .; The Prefecture OF tho Sene
bus iHt published the ataiaicB Of Paris for 1873.
Tho tablce descend to tho mlnutest particulars.
They tell lii how many people ,7oro born, and
how tnany died, and what they died Of; wliat
Paris drank and ate; how many houses wcro
built. and how many wero pulled down, and what
tho weather uaa. 1t seems TINT ii, COS little boys
anl girls saw tho light III pariH in 1878; and,
oddly onnngl,, tho greatest number Of births oc-
CURED on April Fools Day, viz, 250. Tho
lnrgcst number Of births occurred III tho poorest
acknowledgements, to Wit. Bellovlllo and tho sur
Faubourg st. Gormain. Tho marriages. were
1880. Of thcae, lot ,1a hope happy, aunions,"
occurred betweon nephews aud their auilta,
aB bptNoelt uncos and their nocos, 1O3
180 botwcon tlrat cousins; 41,732 rarsons
died. 7.9l0 from consumption nua Tug from
old ago, while GOO committed suicide. During
tho year pariB was noithar frugal nor sobcr. Tho
number of chickons deOnred by tho caplsal
shows it to bo Us fort en gAea1e as tho celebrated
tho liat at something loss than million, hit en-
rcua,cho not less than 2,3G5, al tan1o rabbits
wero doyou1ed by tho inanr-hcadod monster. to-
gether with 1,4os043 larks. Tho ynluo Of tho
880O0,00O francs. But theee wero only lainties.
Tile pieces fte rcHistnnce wato as follows:
Quo hurtlrel aud fourteen millions Of kllo-
grams Of bcof, mutton, and ycai, valued at III,
i0o,o francs; $4,000. COP Ct kilograms o; pork,
43ouO,oUo fra.cs A44,o ,oo0, 600 eggu, $4,000, 900
francs 1900, ,00o oystegs, 1000, 600 francs.
10 wash oil this down puris abaorbs 407, ,8G8, 4do
ltreB (rnther lesa than an Imperial liar) OF 1fine
in tho piece: 170l,8s5 bottles and halt bot
and spirits $685. ISL litroa Of cider aud q, 800,
COO litrcs of bcara. Paris to warm itself burned
700, 600 cnbic metres Of wood, and 800. 900 tuna
Of coal aud coke. Thare are in Paris, or rather
s~f lad r.
, 1874-12-12

ALo1tlou pappr says: "sono few years ago,
eoruoWhut pintu1rs1Ne rroerssion might havo been
uct in ono OF tbs most dennoly populated parts
Of tho metropolis. 1t consisted, Of q dozon
complies, headed by . .'owly-nasried pair, who
wore returning from tho. church ~ which tho
wul,l,ug coretno:y hai hoon performed. Tie
rnnnlhnrs Of tho prDtgHHion Mcro proflsuly
nior,te.i with artiitria! Aoworh. tho mon wearing
tarlnnH ro,and their hats, while T., trout Of the
hride unta bridegroom marched tho fnthur
nj ths hr1de trI,iuphulltly carrying Aoulathing
Nlc 4 small aIay ,ote, Upon Inquiry II appearel
tlal huti husband and wife. ~ 'reil III shsir
friends, were arlitleial.lloNar rnalSerH. On
euothor occnAion tho Clergyman was natoniblcl
at fju]iug u.l old lin toftee-pos forming ronli-
mont objoct IN tho wedding l,soeoas.o'. wllloh
slowly marched down one Of tho asblea towards
the ollancol. Etl!l more astonisncd WIN Tho
worthy mtniHtar when, tho wedding caroMnny
oyor. tl,o wl,ola If tl4a purity knolt down, aud,
viii, tho a1ltIt,,atsd cuilae-pot III Their lutlHt.
Hung hymn ii shanltsglyinE At lllst lle h';al.
to l,ayo grave lanbta rospee.HE thalr sanity. hut
a few words ut explanation speedily not l,ts lntd
At rent, 1t appe.rod thhs, Aftur tile ttaAsl OF thu
hrllegroum's fat!lu:, II ala1, vt 1noBt eeueIstriv
lnlrlH no traces so11ltl be discovered Ut B0,no
uluuny wlc., i,u WA l.nnw1 to haya seefetiy
saved. Unwilling to nlnsry his a'yacthcart unti
jo WAS ouuhloa t, provi,loa hoIle FIR har, tlle
ron determined 10 prooeel 10 Anirrlca Ia npth
lis fortune, untl with t!ut Wow beEa1t clearing
out lilo few urttucH ~ furniture lntl him hy lI.s
luther. Among taeso was HI old coltao"pat,