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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24
NOTICE q CONTRACTORS.

In pursuance of a resolution of the Conn
mon Council OF the City OF Richmond. In
diana, the Board of Public improvements
VIII receive sealed proposals AT the once OF
day, July 9th, Isl, for constructing street
and alley crossings At the following places,
TO wit: Across the lst and 81 alleys east
side of Washington street, north OF Main
street; across the lst and I'd alleys west side
OF Washir gton street, south OF Market ST.
across the LIST and I'd alleys west side OF
Front street, north from Market; across
Walnut street, east side of Marion street.
across the LIST and FL alleys south of Walnut
street, east side Marion street: across Syca-
more street, west side Fifth street; across
alley opposite Sycamore, east side Firth
street: across alleys south and north OF Sye-
amore, east side of FINN strcat; across al
legs south and north sides OF Walnut, be-
tween Fifth and Franklin streets; across
Walnut street, east side of Franklin street;
across Noble street, west side sixth street.
70 Depot; and across an alley north side OF
Main, between Front and Washington
streets.
Said bids to be made in the following
manner:
l. Furnishing all material and doing
all work, 10 II. wide, per foot, hen
.. Fnrnishinr step stone and curb ''''''''
and doing all the work, pei foot: ..s......-..
3. Furnishing stone step and curb,
and doing all the work except
hauling refuse, etc. per
4. Furnishing step stone and doing
all work except hauling refuse.
etc, per 1otit $50. S..-..-.-
.. Gravel per cubic yard, 10 be deliv-
tfeu as wanted
8. powders per cubic yard, TO be de-
nSereu wanted
3. Step stone, undressed, per lineal
foot, To be delivered at places
MailStfti
s. Curb, dressed, per lineal foot, to be
delivered at places wanted ....-.....-s.......-.
g. Curb. dressed, per lineal foot, to be
delivered at places wanted. .-.....-...S-....--.-
To- Setting curb for property owners,
per ilneaI foot..--..-....-. .-----.-s --.
H. step stone, dressed, per lineal foot
L. For doing all work
IL. stone laid in culvert walls, dry,
. per pefcn '''----'-
H. Castings per pound .s--
Said work to be completed on or before
the-...-.day 1874, under the
direction of said Board, aud in accordance
with the plans and specifications OF the
Civil Engineer, on file in the office OF said
Clerk.
The contract Will be let to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. The Board rrserV1ng the
right to refuse any or all bids II they deem
them too high, or are not made in accord
auce with this notice.
BY order of said board.
15-2w P. p. klRN, Clerk of Board.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF INpIANA.)
Wayne County,

-.
Wayne County,
Wayne Circuit Court, September term,
ls7A- civil action. No. ~.
Abraham Earnest " Nathan noan, e. al.
De ii known, That on the 18th day of April.
lS-i, the above named Plaintiff. by popp-
and Holland 4 Binkley. attorneys, filed In
the office OF the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit
Court, his amended complaint against said
defendants in the above entitled cause, to-
sether with the affidavit OF competent
person. that said defendants. F1dtifa Wor-
imam, Ada Mitchell, Edward Mitchell, Moi
lie l.. waEtb, James lIowarth, James
Norman, are not residents OF the state OF
Indiana.
said defendants. Fideiia NORMAN, Ada
Mitchell, Edward Mitchell, Aolle l. How
arth, James Howarrh, James NORMAN,
therefore. are hereby notified OF the ming
and pendency of said complaint against
them and that unless they appear ana
answer or deinur thereto. at the Gaining
of the said cause. on The second iaS
OF the next Term Of said Court, 10
he begun and held al the Court House,
in Richmond, on the nr>t Monday OF
September. 1874, next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained
and alleged will be taken ss true, and the
said cause will be heard and determined IN
their absence.
Witness the Clerk and the Seal of said
SEAL Court, at Richno nd, this 18th day Of
wM. w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
Popp, Holland x Binkley, attorneys for
plaintiff l5-Sw-pri Sll.
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5000 Outfits Ordered In Advance!
N MANTrD for TELLUALL

By Mrs Stenhouse, OF Salt Lake city, >
years the wife of a Mormon High Priest
With introduction by Mrs. stowe. Over
49,, $500 ~. Ia Nc..n,s IN "a xsna."
who are now selling 25 TO - dayl Its sale
is without n parallel. One Agent Qadyl
sold 10 in one week. Terms big: sales pos
itively immense. Complete outfit free to all
agents who mean business. Circulars free.
Address, QUEEN CITY PUB'NG Co.,
l4-iw Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS.

New and Secondhand of First Glass Max
ers, Will be sold at Lower Prices for cash. oi
on lnsfalmentS. or for rent, in City or Coun-
try, during this month, by HORACE WAT.
Frs & son, No. 5sl broadway, than ever
before offered in New York. SPECIALITY
Pianos and Organs to let until the rent
money pays the price OF the Instrument
Illustrated Catalogues mailed. y large dis
count To ministers, churches, schools, lodges,
etc l5-iw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24

A boy in Union City was recently
presented with a new suit of clothes
y his uncle His father was so over.
Dyed that he pawned the clothes for
shisky and go; gloriously drunk.
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NERVOUS AN. gss|.!7A7s.
OF BOTH SEXES,

No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr.J. B. Dyott, graduate OF Jefferson Med
ical College. Philadelphia, author of sew
eral valuable works, can be consulted on
ali diseases of the Sexual or Urinary Or
gans, (which ne has made an especial study
either in male or female, no matter from
what cause originating or Of how long
standing A practice Of 30 years enables
him TO treat diseases with success Cures
guaranteed Charges reasonable Those at
a distance cin forward letter describing
symptoms and enclosing stamp TO prepay
postage
send for the Guide TO Health Price Iac.
j. b. DYOFT, VI. d.
Physician and Surgeon, l0i Duane St, y. Y.
Ia ly
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TNITED sTATEs NARsHAL's
u SALE.

BY virtue OF writ u execution TO me
directed from the United states Circuit
Court for the district of Indiana, Will, on
Thursday, July 10th, 1874. between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock n. NJ, and O'Clock p IN at the
Court House door in the city OF Richmond,
WAYNE county, and State OF Indiana. offer
for sale at public auction, the rents and
profits for n term not exceeding seven years,
OF the following described real estate, sit
uated In Wayne county, Indiana, To Wit:
Lots Nos gs ~ -, 30 100, teI, i0s, lbs, iDs and
l17, in the Schwegman addition To the city
of Richmond, and part Of lot No. lSi In that
pan Of the city Of Richmond laid out by
John Smith, beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot No. lsi; running thence
west 81 feet, more less, to the southwest
corner of said lot. thence north 3S1z feek
more or less, to a 10 foot alley; thence eaM
66 feet, more or less: thence south along the
west line Of said alley to the place q peeln-
ming. Also. lot No. -, I'm thar}es w sLarf
addition to the said city Of Richmond, sooth
Of Main - .e,.f and upon failure to realize .
surn ertffirierat TO sefisfy the demand, will,
M the same time and place, and In like
manner offer for sale the fec simple for tho
Taken as the property Of defendant at the
suIt Of benjamin r. Jones. Thomas ". Jones,
George W Jones, James iAughlin, Henry
A I4augI1lin, George NJ. Laughiin, Against
the Richmond street Railway Company.
Sale to be made without relief from yaiua-
ton or apprai&enent laws
BEN. SPOONFR, L. = Marshal.
June Q, 1874. By. j. - Bigeio", Depnty.
ar 80
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24

DIR. Sharp's Specific cures dyspepsia, IiNel
Sour stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn
Low Spirits, etc. In thirty-five years never
failing 10 cure the most obstinate eases
Sold by druggists generally. &. r. Potts 4
Co., agents for Richmond, Indiana Depot.
las Eighth street, n. y. Circulars mailed on
application. IA
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noe LICENS EB.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

In pursuance Of resolution passed at
meeting OF the Common Council heid ON
the 18th day of June, 1914, hereby give no.
tfce that the city ordinances provide thai
any person who owns or harbors am animal
OF the dog kind, and permits the same to
run at large without n license procured Of
the City Clerk for that purpose, shall be H.
able TO fine not to exceed twenty dollars;
that all Licenses OF this kind will expire on
the Ist day of July, proximo: that the Check
furnished by the Clerk, when the License is
issued, worn by the dog, is the evidence to
the officers that the License has been pro-
cured; and that the Marshal and Police will
be Instructed to arrest the owner or har-
borer OF every dog who does not comply
with the provisions Of said ordinances
All persons owning or harboring any an
imal OF the dog kind are, therefore, hereby
notified that they are required TO procure
the Licences referred to, and that the pro-
visions of the ordinance Will be enforced
against all persons violating the same
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and the corporate seal OF
rsEAL1 said city, this I'd day Of June,
1874.
I5-Iv JAMES ELDER Mayor
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AGENTS WANTED-For Family Ri
hles Protestant. German and Catholic, with
Dictionary, Books OF the idle. etc. fully
illustrated. sample copy AZ wholesale
prices Y0ST. Publisher, 80 Market street
Philadelphia. LAW
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24

IN pursuance OF a resolution OF the Com
,nrn CouuriI Of the city of Richmond, lndi-
ana. the Board OF Public improvements
will receive sealed Proposals at the ON e q
CITY clerk until O'Clock, y. M, Monday,
Jufy SIN, Is74, for Grading, Crawling, snd
owIderinz the east half of Ninth street.
from Main to Walnut streets.
said bids 10 be made in the following
manner
Grading. per cubic
Crawling, per cubic yard ----------------s-- ---
Bowldering. per squAre.--.---------------s -----
aid work TO lie completed on or befese
day Of -..----.------. 1874 under the az
rectIon Of said BOARD. and in aecor1aED
with the plans and specifications o. "
tfytI Engineer, on file in the once o. -
Clerk.
The contract Will be let to the loweuE
xrsrnsst,Ie bidder. The Board re~ervlnR n1
right 70 refuse any or all bids II they soeesaI
them too high, or are not made In acees1
ance with this notice
By order of said Board.
l4-2w PIP. KIRy, Clerk Of E9aSe-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24
JURUBEBA.

Which will make the Liver active, assist
Digestion, Purify the blood, strengthen the
Uterine and Urinary organs, inyigorate tht
system, and make You enjoy life as Voc
ought Price 81 a bottle. JOHN q. KEEL
LoGG, Agent, New York. la-sw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Joseph NJ
Baylies has been duly appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of AGeiia +. Bayiies,
deceased, late of Wayne county, Indiana.
The estate is solvent.
JOSEPH NJ. RAYLTES
J. C. Whitridge, Attorney. Administrator.
June 10, 1874. l3-3W
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WASHING,

Family washings wanted at THE HOME
FOR THE FRIENDLES>- All washing
well done, and at low price i2G
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24

Congress postponed the time for its
final termination four hours. and ad-
iuorned sine die at 4 o'clock, p. m,
Monday last.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-24
NJ . T L q 4 D..
DUBLlC SALE Of LOTS!

In Scvastopol, at the junction OF the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad on the west
side of the river, about three minutes walk
from the lots To the railroad bridge, there
are fifty-five lots on high ground; excellent
water by digging ten or twelve feet. The lots
average about 30 feet by loo. On several Of
them are n pple and cherry trees In full bear
ing. on the lot the house stands on there Is
about fhree-Q uartsrs 81 an acre. If not sold
by the 9th of June, they will be offered nj
Public sale ON the ground at 4 o'clock p
IN. Terms of Sale-one-third cash; one
third in one year, and one-third In two
years, at per cent. Interest: deferred notes
secured By mortgage; interest paid annu-
ally. Inquire OF
LUTHER CROKER,
LIZ I.Yceurl Hall Office.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

Notice is hereby given that at the April
term, 1874, of the Wayne Circuit Court, the
estatate of Thomas Lamb, deceased, was
declared pI obably insolyent. Creditors are,
therefore, notified that the same will be set
tied accordingly.
BENJAMIN B. BEESOS, Admir-.
June Il, 1871. l3-3w
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Every man, woman, hoy and gin -
~or.d like 70 engage In the bust ne8 q - -
Ing Pictures, C6oY1ov Efc-, Should - -
rfesr address at once From 3 % FL -
day can easily be made. send Tor pn'
terms and Catalogue AddJeN
w. NJ BCRHOW.
Iefv 30 Main street, BEi.;oi, IenA
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"EDEsbss u 4 PITY" \ new book ON the
art OF Writing by sound. a com pietc system
q fhonetic SHORTHAND, the shortest, most
simple, easy. and comprehensive, enabling
any one In n short time To report trials.
speeehes. sermons. etc. The Lends PRAYER
i written with ~ strokes of the psri and u
worIts per minute. The unemplo, eli shoula
learn this art Price by mail g cents
Agents wanted. Address T. W. EVANS .
co, lSs South seventh street, fhiiaslel Islia
Pa law
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forewarneSi. EOrea ruae<l.-To he Gore
armed now when YOU are Threatened with
all In. ailments caused by sirailiiatins
Spring and Summer weather X Ia make
free use of
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Thirteenth. James II. Carpenter,
X osciusko.

Thirteenth. James II. Carpenter,
Kosciusko.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First. j. c. Veatch, Spencer.
Second. 4. II. G. Cavens, Greene.
Third: j. G. McCampbell, Clarke.
Fourth. j. Y. Allison, jefferson
Fifth. L. J. Mawk, Randolph.
Sixth. I. Brady. Delaware.
Seventh. Jacob t. Wright, Marion
Eighth. L. A. Burnett, Vigo.
Ninth. Joseph Mulligan, Mont
gomery.
Tenth. David Turner. Lake.
Eleventh. d. r. Brown, Hamil-
ton.
Twelfth. r. S. Robertson, Allen.
Thirteenth. II. B. Thsyer, Mar
shall.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

June 9, 1s3. By. j. >. BlgeIoW
l4-3w-p- (. $l2-G.
, 1874-10-25
TO RErgT..RQQMS.


/ TO nEuT--nooms.
tso o. .!ase fronting Nsdsoa.t: = tha 6s5y
TOR. Ko,,m l. oSe& ~@N' '''-11'' Net>e'' '@-'N
no RENT--1 SUITE OF NICELY FIRS7sHEP
Pirate family zefsfeaee. exchanged. Apply rs South
Ssnsamon-st.
aasnSSI9ES oE
eonsenlonees. 1eaotseo. ~
Two or ,Rt5s,l hooas fqh
| rate house. 60 Nest Nashinctonst ~
no ENT--HANDsoMELY-F FURNISHED FRONT
n17o TFYT-rWo YOUNG GEYTIETES. WTITTSG
10 nanm toro,her. can md n!c:y tnrn,.hed room,
heated azs-elsss location. 5, addressing o. Tnb
ino n1s es9ss: Rszr Fi7Ra7sf7F6 RooN WITT on
/ without boaSd. At - West MonIoest.
mo RENT 11l3 IFDIANA-AV.. PLEASANT
no ;s REST.CaEAF-To 1 GENTLEMAN AND
vic sa!es re i.PnS ?oe@, suitable iof hoasekssp
531
Inquire i Eesr. below: Z: 4: Hall:
.s9 mASE TnoT1
back foo. With oi cook .toss: Inquire Al ss West
out 6oasd; ~ barn: ie5 Gottaxs Groye-av. -
,rO HEST-5I6 FULTON-ST., NEAR ASHLAND
vel furnished front roona for ono or TWO gen
is5sa ~ 1s3T iSpiaSs7v ONE FLOOR OF
1eon: suitable for light housekeeping hot and
u raaa.: asa ID &e.t Va bu9sa:.t: bu9sa:.t:--M
no REST-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM II 4
FeosIs:.t: ~--==--=--..-=,-. -
i lodxias rooms q s,5 Ma6a.h-ay: -
IT :i1l faooh s 1saSiraa
, 1874-10-25

WANTEO~.IO REHTs
WASTED-TO REST-A SMALL HOUSE.. OR
~ lower part, in good ueiEhbnrhuod on the south
Side with gas and modern coayeuicnces rent moderate
Address y ~, Tribune ots1cc.
1TANTED-TO RENT-TWO OR THREE ROOMS
Union Park and low reat. Address, stating prco and
Location, @ SO, Tribune otice-
1TANrED-TO RENT-A GOOD SIZED FURNISH
~ cd room and Buite OF furnished sot uniufniaaed
containing gas hot and cold wAtcr a2d closets
with bathroom. Apply 1t No. 40 West WashtnEtcn-at
WASTED-TO RFST-A FURNISHED OUTAGE
sma house convenient to business. AddEeas TO-
Tribune Office.
WANTED-TO RENT-A SLEEpISG-RoOM. IN
W furnished, North South Side, b. EuutlsnAu
within 70 mirutcs' walk ct Pauaz House. Addrnas u
g.. Tribune othce.
WANTED 70 REST-A F1RsT-CLASS FUR
w. nished house, oue Of the ayeuues; boaEd owae1
pEeletTad. Addrea1 2 %. TK1bU1a Q6ce.
, 1874-10-25
BUSINESS CHANGES,

I Ek,s tlksl;cAass NoAED1SGHousE- 15s,4
- WcSt Ha8si.C.na-s.. fot sale cheap. Call At tso
house after 1E ofcltc. q. Nnndar.
, 1874-10-25
WANTED--TO RENT,

HVANTED.TO RENT-A SMALL. NICELE-fUH
y! nithed hcuse. in pleasant location the Sout
SIDE toF sma! family; south Of Tvcntyezt PFC
Tribune ottce.
, 1874-10-25

ITO REST--EoOMS FURNISHED. In SUITEs OF
two single, fronting Mhdiso1st., In the OAyy
Ilock. corner IT Green and Madison Inquire OF JAM
Idlt N
, 1874-02-24

About thirty feet Of the masonry Of tho Col
un,n Yenlomo have beon covered with bronze
platos, mud In couple Of month"; time the mon-
llment, pulled to tho ground q few days botoro
the Army Of Versailles took Paris, will have
been restored. It will bo remembered that IN
the fail not many OF the plates :woro damaged,
aud that tho Communists had not time to carry
on tho bronze, which they had intended for tho
acts % Of ostrnoon M @ commit committed Id durng tha e Com
mune. It aska wl,elaor 1t IL worHo to pull down
buildings deliberately or to demolish thom In d
1t OF revolutionary passIon. "Did not the Gov
crnmout Of Ohatlos x. knock down the Opera on
whoso stops Louyol stabbed tho DUO do Derry
snd build IN oxpiatosy chapel on the sito?' Aud
did not tho Qoyornmont Of Louis Philippe de-
mollsh tho chapel and replaoo tho sacred build.
ing by fountain2 For Charles <. there was
eolno excuse, for tho Duo de l}orry, when wound
ed, having been carried into tho graon-room, tue
Archbihhop of Paris refused to enter aud admin
istor tho last aaeramonta to tho dying uaan until
he obtained the promiuo that tho opora should be
demolished. Yhoro was to bo no moro singing nor
dancing III = building wl,ero lo Ind otloiatcl."
, 1874-02-24
Art Sale.

There is much p!casurabe anticipation shown by the
connoIaseur and the artistic fraternity III relation to m
exhibition Of fms original raiutlnga now OIL Wow ut
tho salesroonlB Of Ellison, Pomoroy l. Co.. 81 md 90
Art Gallery who gocs 10 Europe In June, proposes to
dispose of tie entire collection by auction thia day,
commencing at 10 o'clock d. rn and p. n: MeHsra.
Elson pomcsoy Co., have, therefore, received pos-
tive instruction to close out the entiro collection
gsrdless q price, Therefore, no doubt great GeEgains
lot Of paintings offered at auction to DO sod regardoas
Of prices. Truo art loyera who wish for bargains will
Of courae, b present this morning At 10 O'Clock aud
At Al
, 1874-02-24
Tho As.utl,.,at or n Dnko,

Cant. 1ta,nHel], tho English officer who A.
Hnultcd tho Duke OF Cambridge Bomo weoks ago,
was tried botoro Baron Pollock and Jury on
Fob. !. Mr.. Poland III opening tho oaso stated
tie Duke mnlipg most ample apology, and uay-
lug that tho assault aroAo from 1iia brooding
oyer his wrongs, wltoh had almost driven him
mad. The Duke Of Cambridge, who was oxan-
inol % o witness, confirmed this statement !;
and tho jury returned verdict OF guilty, bus
recommended the defendant to mercy, 10 was
sentenoed to ono months imprisonmont without
hard lRbpr, ~.
, 1874-02-24
EL1IH.

=
The Rev. Robert MolAonzso. pastor OF tho frea'
byteriRn Church In this city, preached his faro
we'll aormon Sunday. It is understood that hc
,ocontu n ca,, frono nacatur. III. TIM reyorond
gontlemiGn Till 10, oaTo many lllonas alu nas
Tho roak Family ly VII mako t the htsle DOLLS
JlnRlo lor 10y Mcunuahny 10 s1 uvo1si6' ~ nor,,ot
lofen po!son8 Melo ~ ~ snu ;iI
onu!cn eununy @ e'S,ns. .,nas 49, ,.aoi, srhoro
commune % usuai tnrougn eeo sG, .Hooa. =, t';o
aeons 70 ne no " saad,1r =, so
cuMlcl, LIZ Gi T. asa,aors +hat i'm
valuation of Elgn aud Aurors es i1stea lot do!5'
was .ua as =, doloWs: Aurora, So,A19, ER'a:
60. 662 3oG. Ihis WIS a1tor sne noaaa .,oa oa
9aa 10 tnoa tno son4 a Il
does not boaAt Of woaith. One tMnR' nomoV051 noo
10 certain E1gin paya IN enormous tax; s2o.0o9
hghor than many eitiea OF snilnr sze. and
there Heoms to be determined effort this spring
to elect mon who will eendeaYor to put
Some Of the wards hayo called q CAUCUS for
Thuradey evening, and the wators are kept boil
ing hot bya SUGGESTION Of newspaper articles,
circulars, oaths, aflrnations, etc. somo OF tho :
candidates mako M much fuss III II tho people
really wanted them to sorve.
o. Davidson hns bought tho diatillery prop
erty ct Clintonville, and 1t seems 40 though ho
and bis associates would soon abaorb al or that
well-locatcd suburb. It is q good thing for other
proparty-owners certainty.
EFANbIOH-
President Fowler intonds TO recosnmenco D.
serios Of Sunday afternoon lectures III the Uui
yorsity Chapel, beginning ut $3.50 O'clock next
Sunday.
All iuterostcd.in organizing orlckot club aro
renuestod 10 meet at Lyon's Hall tomorrow
ayanine.
Tl,n Rev. DIR. VIM. <. Ntnde. Of tho qarrott
Bihiical Inattnto' nreachos in Ibo Trinity Moth
oiist Eniscopni Church Of Detroit, Sundays,
during tho illnoas OF its pastor.
rio Roy, =, n. Paokerl viii lecture before tho
etndonts al Tho Womsn's Oollogo Friday after
noon,
A concert will bo Rivon tonight at tho scnndi-
payian Methodist Episcopal Church by tho NOM
bora md friends Of tint society and hliss Fran
cos p. Willard viii doliyor her lecture, entitled
How Climbed the Pyramids" ut tho sa1no
place, friday evening. Both entertainments nto
for tile bonollt Of tho church:
- Tho Try Society moets OF the house OF onpt'
Myers, III North Evanston, this evening.
- A Boeiablo will DO hold at Alr. McCollun1's, In
! North Evauaton, Thursday evening.
| LAKE.
Tho Board Of Trustocs Of the Town Of Lake
hold regular meeting at the Town Hall, Ycstcr-
day afternoon. Prosont, President BurcEy and
| Trustees Drake, Colyin, and Tabor.
Tho minutes Of tic meetings held Fob. 16 and
| 10 were rcad and approved.
, 1874-02-24


s1R In thls peculiar timo, whom there socms
to ho 90 little seriouBnesa to life, and 10 much
frivolity, ono becomes accustomed to reading In
tho newspapers ooMmonts on men and. events
that sometiines suggest that their mission Ia to
continually toar down, character, and to donudo
al circumstances Of any Of their practical teaoh-
inge by presenting thom In q ridiculous aud
serving that, In speaking of George Washington.
tho papers Of Chicago, and your own among
tho number, have not lot the occasion Of
tho commonloration of bis birthday pass by
without repeating the worn aud silly tost
about tho cherry-treo and tho hatchot, and all
hat,-asif his character had entirely passed into
this story, aud were not worth remembrance,
except Aa the butt Of a witloss and irreverontial
Joke. believe Mark Twain is responsible for
starting this nonsense on ita Journey, and In
nothing lie has written has ho moro to regret
than this, although much that ho has said Ia
unworthy OF tho papor upon which It iH printed !;
but whoever started it, lprotcat that 1t i8 high
timo to eud it. Thoao who hRyo road George
WnalAington's llfo know TINT 1t was no welk nor
purpoac1eyB ono, hut that, In tho history OF our
country, lie Htill standa tho modol man, without
stain Of reproach Of any Kind. II Ia shamo
that, while other nations and people venerato
him, NO only hayo Blurs and trialng wit to caat
upon his hallowel grave. Il.