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, 1874-10-18

SO West Einzio street, yesterday afternoon, and
was arrested aud locked up.-Thomas Lanev and
Patrick Scanlan iudulged in fight last night. at
Q o'clock, at the corner Of Madison anu Des-
plaincs street, and Officers Bennett and Waldron
arrested them. While they wele being booxed
at the Madison Street Station, Scaulan suddenly
struck Bennett in the left eye, causing it to close
aud swell badly. Laney also attacked De-
tcctivo Flynn, and a tussle cnsued, which
resulted in both men falling over tbs balusttade
to the stairs lealing to the c.ll. They had
narrow escape from fatal injury. The lrisoue:a
wero finally secured and locked up. About s
o'c ock yesterday morning Mr; Asa Weodcocl;, OF
No. 1174 Prairie avenue, discovered black
butt gar III lis room. and jumped out Of bad to
seize the fellow. The t1ief turned and fired at
him, without etfoct, and then tied. Mr.. Wood
cock pursued him, ard. when near the corner Of
Twenty-bIxth ftTeet aud Indians avenue. officer
Langon arrested the fugitive Hegavo his name
George Hall. The revolver and q pair Of pants
and m overcoat taken from alr. Woodcock's
house wero found on him. Hall has been recog-
nized rs the man who has committed several bur-
elarics in the vicinity where he WAS caught
4 Norwegian ramed Andreas Foraast, LIVING Mt
No. 1G2 North Sangamon street. had difficulty
with his vito Yesterday morning aud struck ler
with flat-iron, inticting bad cut ON the head.
He then threw the iron at her, bet it missed it'd
mark and STRUCK one OF the inturiatcd mans
children on the head. cansing, it il feared fatal
injury. officer Lahlum learned OF tho
occurrence. aud arrested Toraast and licked
him np. Dr.. Quail attended the Injured mother
and her child, and expresses doubt az to the
latter'5 recpYeEy
, 1874-10-18
SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS.

OTTAWA, H.. Oct 17.-The Supreme Court nssgua
ant to adjournment. With ali tbs Judzoa present.
License will be granted TO Richard IT. Raatasas b
practice.
". Jeba et a. uss .pGe.i fse cesf +.
6 & &e.sa !; s15:. +: e
Lsei, Ws.s5 ss =, osezs 1.ad e. . It.
as; Ell Tuttle Ct a. William Hobinsoa: .pp.. t.
Peo5i. Motion BY the sppealan toz a1tsasaa a us~
col. Tha. Peoria. Pcktn jacksonville R.asota oa:s-
gany y. William G. H. Barton; appeal daa PsaEt'-
6<5. Hon1y Cruse John Wilson; appss1 huu 7se4s
81. Lewis Hall George Thode; szzos to Wopdsnsd
Motion Il for supes.sdess
Georxe Bafs tppe.i from cook Motion ta,'1'si'ts'
M cs q ron So1s cea
Melton t't' Rti;.h e d.1'; ,6s spps.l n.,n xau
appellee Tor time TO hie hriefa-
s = Ks1a,it a22ss ass,sd sa
ps.,oa Kez I'D ssozs Rss!asea ,'a sss.7; IN;
Eoais Cook Motion 3 a. .Dpsss for sftsns'an 9'
o. sntson to vt .sas tSa o.dar ot azn1ns .ad tz
time to flo brief8.
=. Ellseqd Il: j.5eli; a00sl tso1a County Court q
Ssi sane Ss!hsa Allen; appeal from County c'''s
of Cook Taken with 579. e
cssaty Ss Sses Gssf GGssEs' q Sa W.
seas aas Esas1' .isa E Gfk III s ~
SIS. sx!4e GAYLORD D. Beebo; sppesi rum e9'A"
Court OF Cook. Sauo. o.-+.
ss6 sa1no ~. Isaaa n. Hardin: appeal fssaa csaa0
vi 81. s.@e % =. Msssse~ 1.atn: Appeal haa c's71
SIS. Sans IS. NsthsnIel T. Wright sppsd hn cSaa'
ty Court oi Cook. Same. ,..~+,
$50. Same vs. Henry Sweat ct A.; appeal h0@ e"*"'
Couzt at Cook. Same. c.4,
500. same C.lasles Fo11ansb@e; appeal hua ooes9
Court OF Cook. Sama-
5sl Same VI. The Pittsbnra. Fort Vans G5a{s
Railroad Company; appeal from County Coa7s q ~'"
Sanno. ru~v4
5S;. Same r J. Cooper: appeal frn oo7as' c's'
ss5 Tbs city of Chicago ". M..y 4. MsCna9;s ~
peai from Superior Court Of Cook County. Tsx@-
59t. Motion ovorrutcd and cAnso taken; .AnAa
l95. Thu City OF Chicago Gerhard SthoIons A'A>'
istxntoE. ete; appeal from Cook TAken- p,A,. 49,
595 The City Of Chicago r. Bernard !. ne0"' ~
poAl from Cook. Takpn. tv,x
ta7 The CITY of Chicago Michael Ho7' Eope1 'SS
Eas The CIT, at Chicago ~. Hs1y AoGsx"; '7's@'
from Cook. Taken. .s..,.. l.
599 Tho Home Life Insurance COMPANY -. Eses1@ ~
Pierce: appeal from Stephenson. TAKEN. p.satr
co. The Western Union RAilrpAa COMPANY y" S'
lin Smith; appeal from Carroll Taken
ADJOURNMENT. .~a.. ,Aaa,
Ths oouzt adjourned to q O'Clock n&zt Aoaoas 1~
upou.
, 1874-10-18
RAILROAD HEHs.

NKw YoRE, Oct. 17.-Commodore sap4TG. ~ TaTe-
started this morning by special sra'n 1oI a,noTn
land. The exact object OF his vlsis " w. ~ I,ks
The b1oe:ofs Of he Tolsdo T.s:,h hh;1s,nsssd ass
ern Railroad Company met to-day A1a ~ ~S q Prss-
dent; v. B. conno.a. ot Toledo = Ks seass e. =
aud Treasurer, and 3. F. Ham. OF 1ns 49,s ~ Execa
Assistant Secretary md Treasurer; p1.Ga7. Cos
.t.s snd J4h john +. Trscy. Mdnsy Dillon as'fs'
gepey. and H. ". White.
, 1874-10-18
CRIMINAL RECORD.
CRIMINAL COURT.


Judge Jfoore-Court convened and adjourned,
as there was no business presented for consider
alton, and no trials set for hearing.
JUSTICE COURTS.
Justice Boyten-NTilliGm Alsbaugh and Albert
Evender, arrested for:larceny continued till the
22d inst. in bail OF $500 each.-Eli Dixon, ar
rested for breaking into the Julien House on
South boulevard held to the Criminal Court in
bail Of 81, 900.
Justice Scully-Feank Norman, arrested for
larceny OF clothing belonging to Eliza Miller, Of
l.cino Wis. continued till the 21st inst. in bail
OF s50o-Anton sadack, arrested for drunken
ness and diso.derly conduct; continued till the
22d inst. in bail Of 32J0.-George G. Kelly, AZ
rested for the larceny Of shawl belonging to A.
Winfield; held to the Criminal Court in bail Of
s4oo-Edward Bell, arrested for violation Of the
z o'clock ordinance; fined $2o:-Daniel
91o0 form Dakes bakery; held to the
Criminal Court in bail OF 81 ,000.-Louis Meyer,
arrested for the larceny OF horss and buggy;
continued till tomorrow in bail OF $500-John
Hader, arrested for violating the fire ordinance;
continued till the cath inHt.-Ann Rran, arrested
for vasrancy lined S1D0.-Robert Gilmore, IT.
rested for gaming held to the Criminal Court
in bail Of $500.
Justice Ka,Jmann- Keogan: arrested for
assauting and resisting Officer Webber in t.; tae
discharge of his duty continued till the 10th
inst in bail of $500.
Justice Hinsdale-The Weiss perjury case WAS
called up and continued undor new bonds OF
$4,000 till Saturday next. ..
Justice Tant IVo1id-Terrencs Mcguire swore
out warrant for tho ares. OF John s. Ritchie,
lis wife, and persons unnamed, Of HYDE Park,
charging them with resisting him in serving
subpoena issued by Justice Hinsdnle. and also
for assaulting him when attempting to serve the
mi nx>In1 St, 4t1str rnYyHa
, 1874-10-18

The Opposition party OF Lake will hold two
meetings durin: the week. They will meet
Tuesday evening At the ToRn-Hall, and on Sat
urday At the Car-shops. 4 full attendance is
uhat they desire.
WOODSTOCK.
This town was thrown into high state OF ex-
citement Thurday by the marriage OF Mr. II.
". Kerwin, of Chicago. aud Miss Kate Quinlan.
OF this place. Young lady Of high standing in
society, and Tho WAS beloved BY all who had the
good fortune to be favored With an acquaintance
The ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Father Carroll, OF Woodstock, assisted BY the
Rev. P. Conway. OF Chicago. Tho numerous
and handsome presents displayed were evidences
Of the high esteem entertained BY their many
friends. After the ceremony and consratuls-
tions were over, the happy couple took their de-
parture for tour through the East. After
wishing them joy aad happiness, and . safe re-
turn to Woodstock. their future abode. the
friends departed, pronouncing it ths event Of
the season.
, 1874-10-18
PERSONAL.

1lr. and Mrs F. ". Copeland, Of lacrosse
arc among those who registered at the Palmer
House yesterday. After ''do1ng" Chicago they
will rasume their bridal trip to the Eastern cit
les.
Andrew Shnman, Esq, editor OF tho Eoening
Journal, has returned from his trip to the Rocky
Mountains, and has taken apartments at the
Grand Pacific Hotel for the winter. His journey
proved beneficial to his health.
The Methodists OF this city hayo CAUSE for
copgratulation in the appointment Of the Rev.
John Williamson to the pastorship Of the Wa
bash Avenue Church. He is mEn OF fine ap-
pearance forcible speaker. and has an excel
lent reputation in the Rock River Conference
The distinguished Enelishman. John Cross
10y, II. r, aud party visited Elgin Yesterday by
invitation Of the Mississippi Valley Society.
They we're accompanied By Mayor Colyin, the
Hon. Joseph Medill, S. s. Hayes, Potter Palmer.
W, F. Coolbaugh G. H. Mccormick, J. H. Bow
en-, aud other prominent citizeus OF Chicago.
The North Division boasts little social organ
ization named on the MOST allterat1Te scheme.
Most of the members live on Howe street, which
has become quite q social contrc. aud the eocie-
ty ia formed the - Howe Street Happy Hop
pers." Some Of the ladies objected to this name
as suggestive Of lively ham rather than any
thing else, but it being represented bya foreigner
that ''h'amity WAS the object OF the society,
ing was at the residence Of William Gilbert
AoDertson, No. 1854 Howe street, whore they met
last Thursday night
Mr. Thomas Mclahon, for long time fore
man, under the Board Of Public Works, OF West
Side city improvements, died At his residence,
No. 1i3 Vest Taylor street, Of illness contracted
while working for the municipality, at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. Deceased Was very in
dustrious and efficient officer, and bis death is
widely lameatcd. He was only ~ years of age,
, 1874-10-18

EnRING WoMAN's REFUGE.
An adjourned meeting Of the corporation OF
"The Erring Woman's Refuge for Reform - was
held Saturday, tue Vice-prcsident, Mrs. Hur-
bert, in tho chair The moeung opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Chamberlain. The
minutes Of the previous meeting we're read and
approved.
It was moved that the resolutions offered by
the Rev. 1r. Chamberlain At tho previous meet
ing be fnSd- Discussions followed upon each
resolution, aud all were adopted.
On motion, 1T Vas voted that the Advisory Com
mittee to be associated with the BUILDING Com
m:tteo consist Of Eve ladies, the snmo to be ap-
pointed by tho Chair. They are: AIrs. Norcross
Mrs. Hilton. Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Orcutt. snd
lrs. Gage.
A committee OF nine on Ways and Means we're
also appointed by the Chair: Mra. Reeve, Bal
la1d, Nozcross, F. E. Jones, Frazier, Benton,
Miller, IRWIN, and Iillinshast.
It WAS also moved and carried that ths depth
Of tho lot be not less thnn 1875 feet, aud as much
larger a. the Committee in their Judgment
shouid consider best.
No more business appearing, adjourned to
meet at the regular monthly meeting Of the
Board in November. the following arc the res
olutions adopted:
R<so'rtd. That this corporation believing the ftnne-
4ate procurement Of new site, and the immediate
reetion Of building Buitablo for our work, ahso-
Mtely Indispensable, hereby appoint Mrs Norcross,
MIS- Herbert, 3Ea. Benton and Mrs. Mitchell !
COMMITTEES to cooperate with the Board OF Trus-
otherwise, as once, the best terms It can
Be ha the lot to be not less than $50 feet square or OF
squa ares not lcss thai 155 feet deep that in
their discretion, they may draw on the Treasurer to
pay any Sums there nny 10 in the Treasury in pay-
ment thereon in whole or in part -
E<s'r*d, That the Trustees be empowered in their
discretion to eel the lot the corner Of Indiaus
Avenue and Tlirty-hrst street. occupied b. tho
institution, to lease the for series Of not 1ess
trcat n they may think best Possession not to b
91.en Aeenar thAA Ang. LITE, and to szsruts d4ed
, 1874-10-18


10 the Editor Of Ths Chicago 7fib<tas:
SIR: The statement OF Ar. ]. ". Merriam In this
moraIngs TRIBUNE seema to reflect considerably Oh
judge jameson des bat just to him to state tho
following facts:
In regard to Mr.. Ale1ande.ss health. ss4o that
Mr.. George 4. Dnnham Of b,ilihs, Informs
that he called attention OF person sitting htn
appearances OF Mr.. Alexander bofore tho applcn
change Of made by him. md that he
tDuuham) mado tha rcnazk that it seemed to him that
Mr. Alexander sicE aud would not bo able to proceed
with the t: and tat tho would hare to go over
called in the evening after tbs the house
of Mr. Alexander auI understood Ars Alexander
that her husband had been complaining about bis sto
ach days. spoke to Judge Ja1neson about it
tho ful'e~ia9 morning, and sappose ny statement
In regard to tho Impression ihs soons 70 prevail aonE
wou'd bs p!ejudieed becsuse they nad heard the
testimony the rxt 1tAta that tho other
jurors tho usually occupied By Judge
Carr that 1t :hos huasae&s there that thsy
forfeit their per diem thar fail to respond whcn their
names called.
Tbs rule juror. thoolt forfeit their PSF adopt
I'd by uxos for tbs Of preventing jurors
st1ayng into other loaduE Ia tue hals
CHICAGO. Oct. II, g-4 L. Z. STEVENSON.
, 1874-10-18

u DE Editor Of T1e Chicago Tr6uas:
8rn: Cottage Grove A1enao II eaved trons Twenty
eecond Thstist street. except Is feet tho east
sds II ssreet rvantsotehth street. In front Of
J. Y Sca,a1uns propsry. How Il It ths city allows this
break In the strts to tho injury OF the each sde
Of TT II it optional with pyppsrtyowns7s whether tia
etroet pAyed 10 font Of THAR 0zaa!sss nott not
whY this Discrimination shown 70 tho Wealthy and
allowed "a ths poorsr uropezyowusfs Tell - Tho ws1
thle Is dons y Chat itts poosss) ma1 Do like*Es
{|uInAdo Oh. IS, liza EQG3kEk 0Kufk,
, 1874-10-18
SUBURBAN NEWS.
LAKE..

hold yesterday afternoon Present, Supervisor
Colman, aud Trustees Muizheaa, Montgomery
and Banamao. In the absence OF President
Tabor, who il still on tho sick-lts., Mr.. Mont
eomery was called to the chair. The routine OF
reading and approving the minutes through
with, the regular order OF business was taken up.
An ordinance WAS adopted providing for the
improvement of Walaca street, from the Stock
Yard track to Thirty-p,nth street.. Another was
also submitted and adopted providing for the
Improvement OF Blanchard avanue and Forty
first street BY grazing.
The bids for 500 tons Of block coal for the
joint water-works !sere then presented. and
that of E. G. FELTON, L Co., olreriog ths COIL at
s5.75 per ton, accepted The bids for the i'm
proyemont o: Wallace street were also opened,
ard, IN motion. referred.
Several matters pertaining to the polica force
were then discussed. As regards the furnishing
OF winter uniforms, the m1tter vas referred
Sargt. Gahan presented q communication
desiring the Board to give the force the space
occapiel By Justice Thompson for an Office for
tue use OF tae police force Mr. Montgomery
will see what can be done for Them, the matter
being referred to Elm. The Jan1tor's salary WAS
Increased $40 more month
Some more business OF minor Importance waa
transacted, and several bills. amounting to
$25s.o2, al1oTed, after which tina Board ad-
}ourned.
The report of the Superintendent Of Public
Schools. just published, shows pretty fully tho
condition OF the schools Of Lake, or School
District No. 2. He reports the schools all pros
porous aud in good running order generally
The report, ay submitted to the Board Of Edu-
cation OF the district at their last meating. is Us
fn1Iora.
, 1874-10-18

known what time it was when they go. mp. But
thas il all remedied now, thanks to thus beneyo-
lent gentleman.
, 1874-10-18

Number enrolled at Stock Yards $50
Average attendance, ......,..,..,...-,...... 373
Cost Per capita for saares 1.40
Number enrolled at Car Shops, .,.x.,,. So
Average attendance .........,........... 4O8
Cost per capita for salaries. lila
Number enrolled 1t EQslexood. AZ
Average attendance Observation-Disclosures, 379
Cost At Hjph School nor capitx A9&
Cost in other department Observation-Disclosures, l.23
Number enrolled At Ridge School. "a
Ayer.ge attendance ,.,..,.,...,,....- %
Cos. psr capita ........................* SO
Total number enrolled. d......,...~.,-,.,-,,,l 1859
Total Average attendance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,I60
Nu1ab OF tuition pupis. 80
A report Of the census OF the district, COM
pleted in September, was also submitted by the
Secretary, showing an increase Of 800 in the
population of the district during the past year.
The report is as follows:
Whole number OF families In district
Total number under 81 years of age.
Total unraber between and q ye.r2 Of ,543
Total number under years OF age.
Increase OF population during tbs yaaz. ,51
Increase OF member. under u yeaTs of age... TAT
Population Ct Stock-Yazds Subdiytaion-
Population Of Car-Shors Subdivision. $40
Population Of Englewood Subdivision.
Population Of Ridge Subdivision. ............ las
Population OF Normal Subdivision. $50
NustnE8 uNDER u xKAKs or AGE
Stpck-1 ARDS ....-.4,AAo
ISS-ooops
EDTIeW0od- 4yVa5
Np1nl1~. A
$f....
, 1874-10-18

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS .x~
Esv Yoak. Oct. 17.-Az3Ted. sseasos1v
from BramsE. n...a.4 Ahr.aiioh ~
fdaho tAfs xsr31td eaif
, 1874-10-18

| Co., $50; Phelps, Dodge j. Palmer, SO; c. C.
CIars $40; G. F. Gates. one box OF soap and
one large box Of starch. Mrs- N. H. Wheeler,
| Of the patients table, had received toilet sat
two tides. and seven yards Of mnsin from Mrs.
Davev. Mrs. Hilton, of the Refreshment De-
pariment, 1eoor' ed progress, and announced the
gift OF a magnificent gerauium tree By Mrs. E.
Holton. OF Riverside.
Mrs. Stanton, OF Tho Toilet Department, had
received one dozen large bottles Of Cologne wa
Ter from Bliss j. Torrev, and tho loan OF spiro-
meter; from the Halncmann Pharmacy. Two
brushes, one bay-rum bottle, one pnr, and two
boxes OF powder; from Mr. Frederick Perry.
chest-protectors.
Mrs. Krapo, Of the West Side Department.
reported great Interest among the lacio6 al that
division OF the city. Mrs. Letter had received
from Mrs. J. III. Walker two embroidered pin
cushions; from Bowen IL Kent, one cut-rlasa
punch-bow1 and salver, with twelve cut goblets;
from Mrs. F. E. CORY. one infants embrei1ered
skirt; from DR.. 4. e. Small. ST., one plysician's
case (hlledl 800, and from o. W Potter, s25.
Mrs. Wasbburn reported the donation of
model ship, full rugged. valued at $40, by Mrs.
Dr.. De GcrsdorE, OF Boston; toilet act and
brush and comb box. two wator-colored pait-
ines (framed), from Mrs. Barnard, of Boston :;
six dozen assorted fancy boxes, from Mr. Gun-
tner; Bpiroms.er, from DR.. l.. Sherman, OF
Milwaukee. Wis.,; and tie tender Of banef.
night from Alr. G. o. Hcss, Of the Kellogg
Opera Troupe.
On motion of Airs. Letter, 1t was resolved to
accept Lte UluUluEeHt ouG[ Oh MT 11cba LOT q
benefit on Wednesday evening (0ct- ~. and q
vote OF thanks wns unanimously pasaed for the
came.
The proof OF Circular No. was read, ap-
proved and it was ordered printed.
Tie Secretary announced The tender from the
prorrietors Of thu Grand Pacific Rotel OF the
uso of their par1ors for the fu:uro meetings Of
the Executive Committee. The offer was ac-
cepted, and vote of thanks raapcd to Messrs.
GnSe l. Rico for their kindness.
The Committee adjourned 10 meet Saturday
next at 1880 q. m ut the Grand Paclfic Hotel.
and it was voted that all ladies Interested 10 the
success of the Fair be invited to attend.
The following notices were announced:
meeting OF all those interested in the FancY-
Work Department will be held at Mira F. L.
Fakes. A20 Michigan avenue. at ?. N. Tues
day; those desiring TO serve III the Refreshment
Department are invited to meet at Mrs, 9nton's.
6o9 Wabash avenue, At 22:s0 p. NJ Thursday.
, 1874-10-18

IAE dOMEOfAIA1C AUSE1IAL
FAIR
Tho usual meeting OF tho Homeopathic Hos
pital Fair Committee was held yesterday morn
ing. There was full attendance. Mrs. Fake,
OF the Fancy-Work Department, reported the do
nntion OF an elegant sofa-pi!low by Mrs. Adrich
OF Calumet avenue; two pir-cushiona from Miss
simons; collection OF ine photographs, large
md small, from Kocher; and two dozen Japan
ese baskets from Guntter.
Mrs. Morrill,. OF the THANKSGIVING Department,
reported the gift Of SO from Mr. Gossase; IN
oil painting from Mrs. J. G. Pardridgo; two
pisces of cloth and trimmings from ladias; 50
from Mrs. ]. s, Helmor; and toilet sets, ETC.,
from various ladies'
Mrs. Gen. Strong, of the Childrens Furnishing
Department, reported donations OF work by aey-
eral ladies'
Mrs. Mackagh, OF the Household Art Depart
ment, reported having received this week En-
giish brass Tenders i dre-fold fender with brass
hase and handles IL French bartender l wire
fre-screen l heavy brass coa1-hod, brass finger
plates for doe1s; bracket tile flower boxes, for
plants !; g Urbino candle-sticks 3 hand-painetd
China plates and pair Pilgrim bottles, for wall
decoration casts from the Elgin marbles head
Of horse from the eastern pediment ofthe Pns-
tbenon slab 't47" Of the Parthebon Friazo s
cIasses OF the ftctue limitations Of the aucieot
ivory carvings containing specimens Of the
vanous schools from the second to the sixteenth
centuries. These are publications OF the Arua-
del Society OF London.
Mrs. wilkins on, Of the Book and stationery
Department, reported having received box Of
stationery articles from Bliss, Barnes i Gritz-
ner, No. 86 Dearborn street four illuminated
texts and one Swiss carved inkstand from AIRS.
Dr.. E, ii. Hale.
Mrs. Walk, Of the Department OF Household
Supplies, reported donhuons Of money. from
nrA J. Il. DurAnd, eW, DoRgst&, Bkssata 4
, 1874-10-18

or deedB lea1e lesscs, OF the same on oena OF
Resoioed That, for the purpoae Of providing means
for the erection Of neT building. tho corporation
authorize the Trusecs to mortgage the sa1d lot pro
yded they easo the sae to rrtsa money from time to
tirne and that In case Of sale they are hereby en-
powered for that purpose to negotiate any securities
given for the deferred payments, and ass1gn any
mortgages or 7deeds shat may be given accom-
Resoired. That Mrs. Norcross, Mrs. HI
ton. MIS- G,9e Mrs. Cunningham, and Mrs. orcntt,
te an Advisory Committee, TO bo associated with
Building Committee to be appointed By the Trustees:
who Jointly with sad Committee OF the Trustees ahan
have power to fix upon and adopt . plan for q new
building and proceed forthwith with the erection Of
the SANS 30 far as ways aud means may te provided
therefor, and TO this end pledge hereby all the
available OF this corporation and pince them
at the disposal of the Board Of Trustees,
Resotred. That Mrs Reeve, Mrs. Billiard. Mrs. F. E.
Jones' Mrs Eorcross, Mrs. Benton. Mrs, Iaz1er, Nrs
Miller. Mrs Irwin, and Mrs. T1linghast be Com.
mittce Of Ways md Means to solicit aid from III
available or probable sources, and to apply to the
various religious organizations Of this city and State
for aid in this work Of the erection OF Home for ha
Unfortunate aud Erring.
Rtsolrtd. That We enter this undertaking of
building With full confidence in the SUCCESS Of our
work. and our duty 10 prosecute it with greater ear
nestucsa and zeal, md with firm assurance that II
VIC 70 forward e shall find those who will give tho
needed assistance for this work and labor Of
the cause Of our common humanity.
, 1874-10-18

OTTAWA. H.. Oct T.-The SnpraE1e Caust ms pzaa
ant to adjournment, with ali tbs JudSna ptrasat-
Lcense will be granted TO Richard IT. Roaasa b
practice. :
, 1874-10-18

4srest-Aanlph Poison. boy Of Is, stola 73
exn4a frz1us It'd ttHTzf Of 1tI3 8e1uka1, ~ 10.