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assurances.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VA
Capital $3S3. 900,

OHplGHA ROSO,OOV,
Home Office, Petersburg w. Local Board
in the cities VI Virginia and West
Virginia. andin Wash
inyton d. c.
A. ~ MoILWAINE, - PRESIDENT.
y X Ao rps r.s WI Vice Presidents.
SAMUEL b. PAUL, Manager and Secretary
JUDGE j. 7. LAY, Sup dent OF Agency,
GEO. G. JACKSON, Gent Agent Valley w
SLalmtNM StOckhOlders' Board
WIN. FRAZIER PRESIDENT
Edward Mcmahon, .. Byron Hoge,
John W. Ably. J0hu W. Todd,
Orlando Smith, Hugh W. Shelley,
NJ. r. Funkhuuser, Isaac Witz,
Thos. ID. Ransom.
The chetaln OF this company is To combine
safety and economy IN favor Ut lis p lcy hol ers
LIS tnanagemeu is IN the hands oi u reliable and
apltal secure and IN act.
lis EXPENSES haye rom the beg inning been
pHid from lis earniags, with surplus annual.
added to It's reserves. And all reserves from
premiums are sent back for investment i'll til,
department from which il is derived.
Its reduced prelllum rates challenge ill CON
pnrison. It's policies are non-torfeitable aztec
'wo annual payments.
Its losses nave been, and are intended to be
paid without litigation or delay.
The history OF the hrst years Ut its existence 4:
guaranty for the future.
Dividend To lts policy holders OF fifteen per
cent. has already been declared, after reserving
surplus Or contin sences, success unprtceden-
Ted in. The business of Llte Insurance.
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INHE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AjJUMULArED CAPITAL S472, S57 .23.
CHARTERED BY tbs COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
afice-No. IL Tenth Street, Skaters New
6ailiing, between Mnin and Bank Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
We Issues Annual Term, AMI Participating
Policies. Farm Property = Specially.
Dr.. H. q DAVIDSON, President.
JORDAN II. MARTIN, Vice President.
j. Il. NElSWANGGR, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF ITS BUSINESS:
TO ,january LIST, 1873.
Number OF Pollcies Issued, 7,s
Amount Of Deposit Notes deposited with
the Company. @43O, 2S5.6
Amount of jash Premiums and fees re-
celved, 26y, U55 Is
Amount paid for LOSSES Expe Ases, sSal-
aries, Commissions, &c. 226, AT. 90
Losses, adjusted not due. 12,055. 33
4. d. PEcK, Solicitor, dtaunton, Va.
IS. WALLAcE, Solicitor, Waynesboro.
JNo. G. SrovER, :Soliitor, Fishersvile.
Agents wanted in every City, Town and
ounty.
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In all diseases of Swine, such Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver &C., hisartice acts
specific. By putting from VWNSA
half paper to paper in barrel IF G~S8s8aAaE
swil1 the above diseases will be erad xaaS8&Yt
Gated or entirely prevented. If given W VFz
in time certain preventive and ;ke-s&aa$
cure for the Hog Cholera.
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Poetry,
A GAME OF HEARTS.

!, she was my partner in the game,
Fair Angelina Stumps;
She dealt-Sweet winning smiles she dealt.
And tender hearts We're trumps.
1t was her lead, followed suit,
FOR MANY and many day
Twas naught but earnestnaSs with me
Alas, it was her play.
And nightly as paused to take
A farewell at her door,
thought held a noble hand
Alas, it was but poor
And thought meier was out OF trumps'
For her sweet, tender sake
once or twice threw diamonds, which
She never failed to take.
She wore them round her graceful throat
Which sweetly they did deck;
could have turned a somerset
I'd only turned Jack.
That game it lasted long, and
Was fearful should lose.
And in my blindness many a time
often played the deuce.
threw MY cards the best could
In many a playful hour.
And while thought was the right
I was but the left bower.
Another fellow came along
And took little hand
The very hand I'd often held.
This deal / could not stand.
He had his cards securely stocked,
And so was well rewarded,
And like a low spot not trump,
4 was quite soon discarded.
0teoulse was the first one o,.t.
I found it TO my cost
And fifteen thousand were the stakes
Which IL HAT game lost.
dnallchanee games have sworn off,
And very wary grown
Ana ever since that time have Is
Been going IT alone.
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TIA .BLEDSoE, Agent ,Staunton Va. "A
Thiscompany, wellmanaged n dslccessfu lfol
period ofthirty-four years, offers INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIREon asfayorabl eterml
as other good companies.
Itscapitaland iucomep promote asfaras practi
able, theindustry of our State.
WI COWARDIN. Presiden.
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baltimore STOVE HOUSE.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR ALI KINDS OF
COOKING AND
PARLOR STO YES,
Patentees and sole manufacturers of thos
oUsEHoLp NECESSITIES, the beautiful
ILLUMINATED
FIRE PLACEHEATERS
THE GEM AND
THE DIAMOND,
also agents for the celebrated
ORIENTAL BASE BURNING FURNAES,
for dwellings and public buildings, they only re-
quire attention once in twenty-four hours, and
never mind how much coal is put in; by their
peculiar construction they consume only a GER
tain quantity. Call and see them at the Base
Burning Depot,
BIBR i CO.,
80 d al light Street,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Lineral concessions made to Ministers
Churches and Schools. 69sepl8y
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BUY DIRECT FROM

BUY DIRECT FROM
The Manufacturers
i szSN
CHARLES; j !; STEVENS IN
lib FURNITURE A
=: ! :: : &
z-sssssSeas -
49, " y
:
xzzas@=ezisasl st szzzzzssslzslz
u W. PLUMMER,
EXTENSIVE
FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
NO. 40. HANOVER STREET,
BALTIMORE
Il. W. EASTyA AN will be on hand and will
be pleased to see his old customers, 72may24y
DOBERT LAWSON co,
II MANUFACTURERS or
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
TRUNKS, g.,
AND DEALERS IN
SADDLERY HARDWARE AND MATERIALS,
NO. 277 W. BAL TIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md
Constantly on nand, Large Assortmento
Saddles: Mcclellan, Morgan, Spanish, Ten
nessee, Decatur Shaftoe Texas, California, Eng
lish, Somerset, Side, Boys.
Harness :---Buggy, Carriage, Coact, Ex-
press, Stage, Sulke,y, Trotting, Wagon and 9TH
er kinds.
S;sdIlery :-.-Collars. Fly Nets, Covers,
Robes.
Trmnks:..-Saratoga, French, Sole Leath-
er, Iron Frame Iron Bound, Packing, Dress,
Bonnet valises, SAGE, Satc!lels, Carpet Bags, &C.
~ w e pied e ursely yes to duplicateany reg
ular Bill of theabove goods made in any of the
Northern or Eastern Cities
ROBERT LAWSON h o.,
277 West Baltimore Street,
apri6'ssy BALTIMORE.
CPEcIAL NOTICE no -, ~, :
Having leased snd removed to the large Ware
house
NO. 2ss W. BALTIMORE ST,
NEAR CHARLEs,
formerly pied by Weldon Johnson We
are now prepared with Increased facilities to
conduct the
GENERAL AUCTION
AND cGMhLSSIQN BUSINESS.
ourre gular sales OF FuASatare dc. will take
place EVERY TUESDAY,, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MoRN1NG, at 10 o clock, on First Floor, and sales
of Dry Goods, Notions and Miscellaneous Stocks
will be held on Second Floor Every MONDAY
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. Goods sold in lots to
suii the trade.
Sales CT Real Estate, Stocks at Stores and Pr-
va,e dwellings taken at any time, upon moder-
ate terms.
Consgnments solicited and cash advances
made when required.
BROOKER i LEWIS, Auctoneers,
No. 239 W. Bait. ST., near Charles
72jun23y Baltimore.
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Hotels.
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CORDS HOTEL !!
KICH.H OVID, w.
$3.50 Per Day $3.50 Per Day


Situated in the heart OF the City, commanding
fine views, and adjoining the Capitol Square
and Governors Mansion
This splendid llolel the only one situated
IN the fashionable portion Of the City, and ad-
joinin. The beautiful Capitol Park with its Stat
lary, Monuments, Fountains and Flower Beds
is newly and elegantly furnished throughout,
and its Bill Of Fare is not exceled in quality and
variety by any house in the Stale.
There has been additions of several
splendid Rooms to this spacious house, together
with large and elegantly arranged Reception
Room.
Special Suits Of Rooms always ready for W ed
ding and large Travelling Parties The arrange
ments are frst-class in every respect. The price
of Board has been fixed-owin TO the great
scarcity of money-at the reasonable sum Of
, 1874-11-25

IL
Tim hahcas-cor,us cauo Of NolHon Do Forge vB.
Em,n. Do Fosgo, to obtain poBaosnlon Of Ills
child. camo up boforc Judge Hoaton yesterday
moroinr. Tho petition waa 1lod last Saturday,
m noticed in TuE TRIBUNE, aud charged that
tho mothor petitioners wife. had boon guilty or
/ biaamy, and waa living ut tho present timo With
nnotlor man, Haturt1ay evening h1r. Do Forge
| vas arrostctI on charge Of kidnapping, rnado
bv his vito, and, IN defaut Of bail, committed to
jail. lilo was brought up Monday morning
before Justice Doyden and tho hearing OF hls
caao continued until tho 28tit.
THE ANSWER
Of Mrs. DO Forge, nhlch was filou yostefdayt
md road in court, admits the marriage 70 Mr.
DO Forge, aud tho birth Of the boy frpncfs, now
Z ycars old, Bha alleges that 1Ir. Do Forgo rop-
resented that ho was unmarried when ho took
lor to bo his wife, but Hho 1oarncd about three
months boforo tho BIRTH Of tho child that le bad
at that time former vie llving sho and .aat
lions. Mrs. Do forGo also oia'mB That
sho has scon mud convoraad repeatedly
with this former wifo. She donios That sio Las
deserted Aor husband, but alleges tho fact TO 10
that, when ahe learned Of his fraud, she CON.
n,enccd suit for divorce in the Court of Oyer and
Tc1minor, in Uticn N. Y, on tho ground OF
bigRmy, and actually obtained 'deoro9 IN haF
iayor aad tho caro- Of their CHILD. Mrs. De Forge
also claims that hor husband WAS Afterwards mr.
rested OIL charge Of blgau1y, ~
aENr 70 PRISON FoH NINE MONTH";,
aud then liberated Tn bail; TINT he Immediately
loft &Ao place, and allowed Lis hail to be for
feited. ALL which Bhe oau provo by tho court
records Of Utica. .... -..--,
At another time, sho BAYS, ho vns arroatod on
another criminal chnrge, rho thinks for
RoUDrNd on nUn0LAnT,
and saptoncet to tho State Ponitoutiary at Au-
burn. whore ho stayed for thtoo yearB anti throe
months. About . meek attor their marriage, aho
further ohurgos, Nelson Do Forge WAS arrested
on Charge Of bastardy and broach OF prom!He.
at tho Hl1t at Liza Quicf, and hold to bail In the
sum Of 81, ,pDO; that he aftorwarl compromised
this suit; and that ho nlso attempted to induce
Liza BY briboB to procure m abortion to conceal
his cr,tneB She also claims ho attempted to iu-
duce bis first wife to commit n like oIin,o, and
that his reputation Is 30 bad that ho cannot DO
believed under oath-
Mrs. Do Forge
DENIES THE CHARGE OF ADULTERY
ruado against her by her hasbAnd, and denies
that plI0 las nty improper relations with JOHN
Hubert, She also denies that her husband IL d
poraoa of 1ueaus, or that e!lo is poor, worth
iegs woulan aud unable to support her Guild,
aud charges that her husband il a. abandoned
liborti.,e. who would bring bis child up in hko
,nanucr il allowed. she therefore asks TINT sllo
1nay retain the control Of tho boy. and that the
writ may bo dismissed.
Tho apswer waR read but further hearing
was poBtponel until week from Saturday.
Dec. 5,--the mother, ho"oyer, boing ordered to
keep tho child, subject 10 tho order of tho Court
on lnnl hearing.
, 1874-11-25

Auk anu takou H6uO, na d lasS Hanlt OF hit'
hicGrath'd money.
Tho mattor was placed In Chief-Dotootivo
nixons iatds 1T onco, aud 0licora Morgan and
Elliott havo worked orodltably and In cossnntly
oil tho oaso until Inst night, whom they Taro
gratliled on learning that thoy Ind
HUCoEasFUfLY TRACKED THEIR FnraoNEh
to rittBburg, whore telogram hoatled Kim OF:
Cullen ,dabblod In ntocks md other speo,lla-
tions, aud lont tho money hn robbad bin employ
or Of Nlr. AIourath roposod tho utmost conf
donco In him. and was very liboral with him. Ilo
did not mako any cloHo inspections OF han boohB
and accounts. and noyor know from gonosnl OBJ
Heryation tint ho was annually bong
relieved Of several thousands Of dollars:
it wns not t,util TO found his inability to scttlo
al account TINT ho reniizod TINT his fnnda woro
Inadequate. lilo WHY Cul1on Ind discovered
tho condition Of afrars brought about by his
tthiovcty. md had deeamped when ho saw tho
Grath, Ao Inns MT bocn serlously crippled by tho
dishonesty Of btu former employo, and sat!afao-
torily aottlcd all his obligations.
Cullen has awiie and TWO small children living
in this city,
, 1874-11-25
EMBEZ1LEMENT.

A caao Of embez2lemont, involving tho sum Of
s25,0Oo, has boon successfully worked up by the
aotectiyes at the Central Station. Philip Cul~
len, married. man 81 years Of age. and, until To-
contly, and for twolve years, 4 bookkeoper in
tho employ of John J. McGsath, doalor in paper
hangiugs ut Nos. 174 aud 176 State street, is tho
Accused. Ho was arrested Inst night at Pitts
burg, by III officer in tho railroad depot, who
Ind boou tolegraphod to by Chief Detective
Dixon. An officer will bo sent for lin to'day.
Mr.. Mc0rath has lately discovered TINT 0ullon
Carried On
BYBrE4 or FoR9En1Ea AND ALTERATIONS
to cover up l!B numerous populations for q
period OF three years. or more, but waH not awaro
Of hia confidential bookkoepers guilt until about
three weoks agu when ho had occasion 10
j meet y draft Of $4,000 or @g.0u0. lilo In
trusted all his business implicitly to Oul-
| lon, with the exception Of s!guing. checks.
| Liz bank accounts were matuly kept
ut tho First National and tho Tratlera' National.
IIo examinost his bank-bookH and found tllarool,
| amounts donoting Alnpo funds to meet tho
| draft, but was ahtonished to 1nd that ho dnd no
| sl,cn sumH In bank ~ tho bookA atnted, aud tho
| truth flushed aer0RH llfA mind at once. Cnllon
| HAD PLEADED ILLNESS
| tho day before, hnd went home, as Mr.. nIuGrAth
supposed, hut ho did not come down or sontl
word, as Ind boen his wont for yoarB and an In
qury revealed tho fact shRs he had gono to Gun.
, 1874-11-25

Yesterday afternoon the Good SamaritanB hold
moasing at the Reliof Building, Mrs. Waldorf
In tho chair.
A resolution was offered expolliug Mrs.
Leonard, tho ox-Presldcnt, and then 11rs. Da&er
offered tho following
1t having been reported in tho pablo pspora that
f9Tas on 1 e aGa ta
asat n, Sq 9s sny Sh nna1
this institution therefore tho public notified that
this Mrs. Il. A. Forbes Ia unauthorized ngoat and
1cit funds or supplies for tho Good Samaritan except
by permiss9n Of tue soect a,d all seh 10 ts
olroct. ~ - &'' Wv"
This lod to furious wrauglo botwoen the TWO
factions Of Which tho Society Is composed. and \
policeman waB called In to koep ordor. Finally
tho resolutions were declared adopted. and ono
set dsparsod, while tho others won't to Az nd
ioiniur room, and, headed by Mrs. Loon
ard Eeorganized tho @ soeloty by o'oeing ,snng
fourtoon Of tho original mombers Of tho Society:
Mrs. Anna L. Dnrnot, Mrs. Briggs. and Mrs.
Gregory, co-ProBitlonta; 11rs. II. 4. Forbes.
Troasuror; Mrs. Miller, Becretary; Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. French, Mrs. LEONARD. Mrs: Tuttlo. Mrh'
Cornell, and Mrs. Brown. Tho following reso-
lutlons wore, On motion, unanimously adopted:
Inasmuch ~ Tho minority ot tho members ot the
Good sannEttans passed rcaolatlons OF ccAsuso on
Mrs. III. A. Foybea,
RESOLVED, That no, tho majority, horeby tender to
Mira NJ a. Forbes vote Of thnnks for tho worry able
manner In which aho has aidcd our Society by aocit
ing donations mud paying oYor snB to Tho 8oe1etyt and
h hereby heartily inlofso her eyery way worthy Of
Tho confidence Of tho public and Of this Society.
EDUCATIONAL AID BooIETY.
This organization met as Room No. 40 Me-
Cormck building, but did tlo'o1oopt to liston
to Mira. Jones, who reported the rosllt OF visit
made by hor to Mrs. Dluthardt. Of the Good
Samaritan Society. The ladies Of tint Society
wore willing to join the Educational Society,
but would not change the namc Of the organiza'
tion. Tho mattor was discussed for soulo time,
aud ilnally committee consisting Of Mrs. ChiB-
holm, Mrs. Jones, Mrs, Springer, and Mra.
Tollanshee WIS appointed to visit tho meeting Of
tho Good Samaritan Society aud oonfer with the
ladies' on tho subject.
, 1874-11-25

Eight Of tho Aldormen-elect yesterday sworo
to be faithful to tho trust roposed in shom aa
representatives of the people.
Capt Buckley, having obtained roliablo in
formation that Officer Philip Carlin was Ia Now
Orleans, yeBtorday atartod for that city with
reausaition for his man. This Ia the officer who
forfeited his bail for bic appearance before tho
Criminal Court.
Tho mombors Of tho Board Of Public Works,
City-Engineor ohcabrouGh. aud several other
gentlemon, yesterday took q trip down tho canal
to the mouth Of tho Ogden Ditch, near Locl-
port. Thoy satisfied themselves that aimost all
tho deposit at this point emanatod from the
Ogden Ditch. Mr. Ohesbrough atatos that tha
proposed improvements OF tho ditch will nlmost
efrcotua!ly abate tho nuisance. Tho improve.
mcutB. consisting Of embanklnents along each
side Of the ditch with locks at various po,nta
will be commenced as Boon as tle ownor, Mr.
William d. Ogden, has definitely arranged mat
ters to tue Satisfaction Of tho Doard.
a ATn1DusE reporter yesterday went to Com
missioner Sheridan. and inqured. ANY newh ~
"oh, yes," 1noancd ths Commissioner, tam
othor criminal allowod to escape from tho Grim
inal Court. Potor Blodoldorf. arrested In Sop
| telnler for tue stealing Of 5000 worth Of goods
from 1l50 state street, MAS shortly afterwards
bound over to the Criminal Court. Most Of tho
goods wore found IN tho criminals trunk and
| tho evilenpe against him was oomplete. tho
trial cale UP faw days ago. but tho officer ,sllo
nude the arrest WAS not Notified. aud oouse.
quontly tue caBo WeA dismissed for want Of
tho ot!icieuoy Of The polco and tho untire loose.
neHB OF tho Criminal Oourta," added tho Com
missioner, as ho turned aside to conyoras with q
detective.
! at o'clock yesterday afternoon the foromen
| OF nearly all tao engine companies In town
, 1874-11-25

Of tho lecture ho was warmly Applauded. Com
missioner Sheridan then addrcaaod tho man, and
hoped that tho hints thrown out ny tlo Gonorel
would DO closcIy adhorod to-. Ille itemen
liHtonod attonttsoly to tho romarks made ny both
gensletnen Tho practice wch nas tH tna zen zen
of. An hddrcBs, H11cE1 as tint Or yoatofday ao-
lsvoscd by superior officers would 50 Rroat waya
in promoting harmony In osery department.
The Fire penart,nont yesserday &oated tha .lso-
briok walls. 1S5enot,ud md i 21l-rot,,l oart-
ridge were succnspivcjv attached to tho asone
wafl ~ liz Fiji 1'n,,ta nh,,roi, on Wabash ave-
nne. Each cnrtritjrn e,1ocoodod In blowing d
19hont IN so,,nro foot of atono. Tho offoct sas
hartly M 10 thu a1noctations OF tho department.
aithoIeh Gan. Ghalor expressed llimse1f
tl,orn,tgh1v eotiaf}nt1.. The poxt oxporinentg
, 1874-11-25


Jacob Wright complained at the Armory last
eycniug that Annie Wlliams hnl robnod him in
d Choyonne bagnio, and causod her ar1cat and
incarceration.
4 young man named Adams took 81, 100 from
q drawer IN Dowlipg'a gambling-room, at No. 183
Madison street, Monday but returned it, and
WAS allowed to leave town without molessation.
-Four negroes, supposed to be part Of gang Of
thieves who haya heen robbiag pecplc In tho
southern part Of The city, were arrest ID ycstor-
day md locked up. Moro Of tue Villains aro
Forthcoming.
Plant for the alleged theft Of q horne end saddle
belonging to D. o. Roberts, or No. 200 West Van
Buren, atroot. The property waa fouid in the
possession Of tho prisoner.
William Leonard, hard-looking lad Of 10
years, WAS caught by cltlzon last night while
which ho had stolon from tho buggy Of Z. @:
Bristol ut tho corner Of Randolph and Caual
streets. lie was turned over 70 Ohicor Rnel, of
uunbll1l's forcet nnl taken to Madison Street
Station aud locaod UP.
Commissioner Hoyne-John Foley, arrested
aud taken bofore Justice Scully charged with
passing IS oounterfoit hank-noto on tho
Tradors' National Bank Of Chicago, and by hun
sont before tho Commissioner for examination
was held iu bail of $500 for hiB Appearance to-
day. GsOak doubt existed in tho mind OF tho
CommiHsionor nj to the guilt Of Fo]oy.
N1r. Pyre, Of tho firm Of fyrc, Rowe i pyro,
had bis pouket picked Saturday afternoon, Hhile
he was watching tue progress ot Tho sales in W.
i. Buffers l. Co.'s auction-room. Of pocket
book containing businesa papers, but no money.
Tho book was subsequently found by one Of tho
sweopers in tho Post-O Otlico, aud, on being re-
turnot to the owner, was found to bo minus
four unindorsed drafts Of s1e7.s4, which tho
thieves will lind it hard work to nogotiato oven
| if they tako thoru to Aliko nIcDanald'a bank,
which is ono Of the most accommodating in the
city.
4 serious accident occurred last ovoning at
o'clock, tho result Of drunken care1ossnoss Oh
tho part Of Daniel Wakefield, exproBnman No,
| $50. In driving reck!esaly aroupd tho corner
| of Madsou aud Market stroota, ho ran
| over bog named Johu J. Maatorsou,
aud broke his right leg above tho kneo,
| md inflicted dangerous in] ]nries about tue
head. Tho sutleror WAS carried to n drugstore,
| No. 33 West Madison street, and attended BY
Dr. Young WHO pronounced tho injuries OF q
Tory Borious nature. Flo VIA subsequently re.
moved to hin homo. No. 400 Wost Twelfth street
Wakefield kept right Oh after tho accident, and
went to Ills homo, No. 283 West Adams street
whero Officer Dzannock found him In an intoxi.
| Gated condition. Ho was locked up In Madison
| Street Station.
, 1874-11-25

Boomon, who waH wiso to proverb, rays there Is a
tn,e far all thnga, and se no doubt would, could he
havo lived at tho present day. In approprtstlng time to
ta legitimate objects, hayo declared thst new is THO
mo to buy tickets for tho up1s and last grand concert
Of the publio Library Of Kentucky. he would harc
done that very thne and heen sure to sccure supply
for himself In time, for ha would tnow, aB all may
know, that. unlcss applied for immediately they will
nll 10 gone.
For full information, npply to ]. n. Watts Il Co.,
Room II Metropolitan Block, corner Of Randolph and
La8alls streets Chicugo.
, 1874-11-25

Win You Romembor THAI
Wa arc selling the best 81 pobbe.goat lalies' Ahoo
now at $780, soo you cannot buy anywhere elsa Ia
Chicago for the money. Aways pleased show goods
Now York {dEy-gooab, storo, Noa. 28A and go wsat
Madison street.
, 1874-11-25

Tho Board Of Education mot last evening,
., ea,dont R,chhoysaiu tho chair.
,,,,;o,t;o,, oatinu +he rne NJ rnom in
a communication asA'n. 'ne uso ~ s1oo1 ~
tho iFranklln SCHOOL bnlla!hG SUNDAY ZOE class
of yo.,ng moehanics who desire to study draw
iur vnl, referred to tho Committee on Duildinga
- c,~,.,nas
a"a ot' unoa' .,,,,. ,,o-o,.oa o,,oo,-
room acco mmodations Ill Nickorsonvllo Was ro-
forred to tho Superintendent.
MN ploKAnD's INVESTIGATIONS.
o.. n,a,,,,ra rroson,oa a ronort os hfa ol,ser.
SUPP flck'Aa 'oau4''o. - .t ~" s.s '.s',,.
vationH Of tho oanca.lonal ssh'eps III W. puoIs
schools Of Nas7 York. boston' bfooRlSn' anu
=, nhsnnco III found TINT. in the matter Of ad-
Oh apsenco' t,o T"a..sa . s.h,ale d,rr.rod ,,a-
mlnistsa.'on' tne 1.ae'ou 1.. e a,s.,s 49, a,.saa
teray from thoae ~ onsa' WIN ,9. .uv oouso ais
| eomfortnh]e school-rooms, no found nothing su-
| ...t,,, oro,to al o,,,o,3 >,,;,,,;rrs IN
| pot1os W tno Asoo' =. .,;n..tt.,.a ~
Chicago "a tno inAstot ~ ,sa. ~, nn,,,n,r; ~
son with any Of he. EshIosn s,o siste1s. Ter IT,,
IN a rn m so aa y M
Ho1 M hs %oon psa7asd g" w u guy
remarked hs he should not aysi! f himself {, shis H.
ne had sIways dous heretotore ;2,s. ,,a aro,n.
oraa ahs Dn se tue @
On tho northeast corner Of Wood and Harrison
streets. l3S1in T. '0o'' 'of st4'0o'' 1no 4'p0''
"'s eo4uat11 nrNrs OF ~ souoorcrusp PROPERTY
inspector @ aoggin M ,nqailol il authority had
| becu given by tho President of the Board Tor
the School Agent to receive promissory notes for
he hoIs1 prasent q etatnd that no such authority
! had hmm piyou.
Inspector Goggin said that notea had boon
| ta ~ .osn sIo, vans ma tho ,nsEnr NJ