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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES surREles COURT.

1890 80 = NoxpAr. Narch = ie5x
of the United States for the District Of Iowa.
MI. Justies Davis deIlvefed the opinion Of the
S ash ~ .nd rensnSinr the csnSs for furthcf
s:ss:.siss.s asss'.isS w u 'p'a''. . MS
% r Aassa ss:S 3 ,ss e: sup b Con-,
Of the State q WiSconsin. Mr.. Justice Davis DE-
liyered The eplnies Sfaths eesls, nan.1 =. The
jnaS.s.s q me ssaa sepeee ~ V'sls N 'nls 49,
Sc. "a L..i: stow sYssllsat =. s, Tas United
5ss;is: 6saS dsiiy9s4 tSs opi.ioa g ils soelt.
ss I. 4 4. e.:
s u sSs court asnsss IL ss:snss q = sppss
ssyr.Xed iSr, IN this seuss: . ma.
NJ NO M nl{sn.6 ~ entg,sn 81 tSs
=; Y: $s;::; ..... ~.
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ClTYITEAs
xvIDExc1 AccuAuLArrs

..,.,, KvIDEHcE AcCuNuLArEs- -,
that no Baking Powder en- stand the test, Of q
careful chemical anslysis Ike DooLgY's YEAsr
POWDER Although subjected to the most eriti
tering Into the competition but such - are per-
fsetly pure and nufritieus. This accounts for tie
entire and uniform sstisfAalion giysub By DooEEYss
q the cheapest, best, and most reliable Bakfng
Powder known, and 10 recommended upon rs
merits alone. Your grocer keeps IT, - RI +
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By. more CONFERENC8.

S.ls.s...-nI.ll
ny .YanDIa, srOCCEpENnH
DAY,Si
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rHf eARBArH sCnooL-SUPERNoNERA
nv ,nn,CI,rps CUT OFF-sECOND m.
.,,,,ncu r~rrvSaoN-ur,,nI
~ SERVICES. 81 = ll''' 81
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Vsss n dsvoso.si sssreisss lssessdss : s.si-
n~,s. ia r. sz-, EaA '-i'sin.ff s-5
~. .tts,dapes II IT, p.hah - =. ,uarp A "A
sssssituts what ID eonnosly Harmed "a jaa."
Ssxreat was the OoWd that Was impeesble ~
gam an entrance to the snditorium thirty mn
es sNeL .ne ecalefence nsa met: So
~ vi e'oefeese : :,
DR.. Carroll secretary IL the Trsts Society, Pre-
-sentsd the a,,usl repuse. shovtnr the jud1eieas
-..d economical .dninissa,ion q the .a1ar e
ne society fsc report recom%'n ~ -. .'.sss
e0set o. IL rart ofl6e Churse In fts h1ercetA
sedwassAspsed. 4 H -.
lae repsssSSs - sn ne - - itsed -
-Sui-ss.,f 1900. - of TIM Hfseiomnnr
Sresssi - couieTepce in eIplanstiea OF thc e.
49, = s,.o6uetiur the affairs or the Iissionafy
sn5 5sHsS;s,' sxospt the sssSunt approprisfsd ~
fhe ho~rI for thesrontinEent fund, oflcs expsns1s
TSeosss.scne9snd can oaiy 30. dsvoscd 70 the
Aid OF usissons and thcnonly IN cases of euner-
Eency This .caanot b hasgea a any part S(yhe
,,,,.-. s74E
H1sE s~1UA TIE AkCHtNhhf.
The Aisssossry Atsscsfe has itsown legitimate
snd the q g zee: Gas scs
p ne 6sse ilstM psid subscribers and its sheet
rspsh ansqg the disbrrssmsnss. Of The seeiety,
BAT = not psQperl J, shArgeabae . an lexpsnee o.
fennmG NE Assionary SoSety; lSr tne go!
"a Sss sn .S
sr,o I'D rnder ;ncid.n,.i s.,nssSs 10y,
s:ySsSs 8 81: g ssss: sss:s:sss:a g s: :
80. ~ - s-IPS~irts.T .JsAcr -. rI,sss
AFTER sre not esnedsrsd hsnst charges .agsinst
.n lay s yso tsnre ncdsn, IGt
- n rspd ,Sr S"
Iref thoussod dollars. So that nc Ia Der run
Dag the missionary board Amounts to lesS than
hsrrs of incidental exnenssS and II COST b1t
a0onS two and 3 half per cent 70 run the concern
.Qf this economy thsis = no passilel .ousside Of
II now owns property in New York amountsaR
10 over tosoOoo. on which it owes now but 10000
y e Is @ n:e tssa
Sfr fOr the one and . 6ah million Msthodis.s..
up % the standard, and that there viii be no de-
neiency when the grand offerings OF the Church
ssosed up az the close Of the conference year.
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| TIE NARKBra.
! v,wArofAr

. .ssH- ~ 20 liza FINANCIAL. % $50 &
~. inv Yon2 @socx 1xonAxer.
Rerstshedbg Ls.sfs yeAaesaA o., DeAksrs. Hvnee
III ~, WesAta1ees. Z 81 ! - .--lr
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FISHING AT tHARPERS JERRY
REsULrs OF FISH CULruRE

In the Potomac river q Hsrper's Ferry the
black bass, salmon ard tFsut have commenced to
bite, and the hshisg season has commenced. A
early - the eth instant jonathan Ingrsham
ceufnt lerge specified trout 4 being the hrst Of
sns s = e. Which hss BEEN es1xht nSs they ysrs
great fishing resort during tie coming spring and
sanmery PrspaFatioas are being mads for the
walton" & the Aotsi, ever whisS STAINING, Reed
pfesadeS. = =
NETTING IN BERALF or INDIANS.
A meeting In behalf Of the Indians vas hold
last night In Lyesum hall; George Savage was
elected president, and Nr. O. Hosman secretary.
A lady who had bssn . prisonss among The Sioux
Indians made some interesting statements, and
Father Beeson gave an account Of the pagan
tribes, who have N annual sacrifice Of white
dog together with IL spiritual signiheancs; also
many fsets Of thrilling interest which are not
generally known; amer which the following reso-
Bsssoa and two iadiss were ansnimously ap-
pointed committee 70 carry them out:
RESOLUTIONS. = -. - 50
whereas the Indian peace psliey sdoptsd BY
President Grant eannee b gsopWfy carried out
nnie:s tnsre = stronger papiie sentiment 70 sus-
Re:oiued, TSss . eomnittss b. aspssntsd u
confer with the representatives Of 0e various
tieablIty Of ) union meeting for the purpess Of
diffusing more genuine Christian sxprsSsion Of
public sentiment relative To our duty to our In
xMonIAE.
10 o. 8. Grad, Prsstt.sas Of ths United Slater. .
that the tsstlmony Of dlstinguished military ON.
GERS, such e. the late Gensrsl John O.. Wool and
General HsFnsy, show that all The dhlcultles
with the Indlsns. beth upea and away from the
white men, in regard 70 which tie present war il
Therefore your msnerialists respectfully ask
ana r
commission to the Peace Association, Of which
Alfred Love, IN Philadelphia, ID the piesIdent, 70
20 and inveitigate the cause Of the difficulties,
the sress Teacher. Who ssid III Thy enemy Ras.
ger feed hin. !" be faithfully obsysd. 1at
ROX. A. II. WADDELL'S LECTURE.
A very highly respectable and Intellectual
audience was present 1t Lincoln hall last evening
to listsn % the lecture o. aAnsrica before Co
luubus," delivered BY Hon. a. n. Waddsll, Of
North Carolina, upoa request Of Ssnatoss Sum
nsr, Thurm1a, Sherman, Stevenson, Schlrs,
Rayard, Anthony and other Distinguished Qen-
H'iSfDg spsssstt :S; .p q. @
81 sIs ss sSn sassnss. ssSesi 1sss:rcS ssas III
sssiy ass::s .ues &c &: .Ss
,s :s.r
only few hundred persons present to hear Mr..
Wsddells Interesting lecture, that gentleman
has God reason p 9: veil e,eisned and pleased,
subject By atteuttsely listsaing throaghoak and
By ifsqssat Demonstrations Of applsuSs and ap.
preboSloa. n he audience were General Shef.
asnsrous ssla diahssiihsd ssnsisais sseon-
panied By ladies'. ~ .in. = asld
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TAX BILLS
lrIKr cARr on YouR HlLUAILRi9.

fer speeial imprOvGnents and for Sewerage eet
tied e discount Of twenty i've 70 pr
esnt. By the RogsEs Banking Company, - Ssv.
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ru..sIrHxINosAy,rp,

The eonblnation Of tonic. altsrstivs and stimu-
c.rs ~ IHrc.ic e.r1.S AZ 1isssss Whsr ~ 49,
inausucs q 8 Ics9 pro;rsctsd Sorbid hs6it II "a
best reue1y that oan bc taken. Al mann 6f
reStofipe u stFsn9th and vital enerGy OF persons
whe are snking under The debilitstinx affects Of
faut @ confsscodly uneoualed. Tke pernaasnt
topicc inefQded n ne &tbarattou sre esooeieted
Vlt6 n i6peibll stimuiant abeolutely pure, and
NE {SS1SHeF m tHA1H eiements n nodiAe6 ~ m
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WAs4Mo9oH, Noss sSI.E,l HEw yon1
i.grs.s6 =. r9elsl ~ 9. hosfOli, "A, H, s:ys
ciSsi li!sF ha1lse, ssess;tn,g e Nssfe!k with
sesl1a.iiip q o. u: md =: ti.s s9s bsssoa 80
re- Hev Yost. ,ITslshs s1e.ld = sdarssssA ''cars
=. - - ~ h. 3, YffzHU0H, Agent,
- EGfEANI III sass.s5 Ss wasrI
nAA foem 10. ii fiaaf Baidss. /.
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.ATIONAL TMEA7RE.

Last -four nights Of the eneaKemeat Of the eminent
author and actor,
MR.. DION BOUCtCAULT,
Monday aud Tuesday, March 3 anil N
Mr.. Boucicauit's Romantic Drama.
THE COLLEEN DAWN. ~
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Mr.. Bouet-
cauit's Popular Drama,
ARRAH MA ROGUE. \
Friday. Benefit Of Mr.. Z. LAMB for which occs-
sion he will present highly attractive bill.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Saturday evening, Annual Beneht OF J, 4, Bucf-
inyham and j. Jamison.
Monday March iA farewell Engagement Of tia
eminent eonmedian, Mr.. z. 4. eOTHERN,
pSevt01o % his departure for Europe
0rches5ra Stall. N,9 Orchestral Circle, Is cents.
Reserved places, $ eenfs extra. mhaT
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1AKUSBMENTas 2
- q ~ Esy g=iH -
FoRD's OPERA%HOuSE. {

le fOAO0 OHfs6A -nOUSE.,ll 80
Aveyy large andieuse assembled q Fords,lsst
evening 70 welcome ths celebrated Sen Ersncisco
minstfelS to washingtGn. That thea prsssnt
were delighted with the entertainments vas eyi-
dent from the enthusiastie manner In which the
troupe was applandsd Indeed, 70. psrsistsntly
we're the eneorsa demanded that tho Rlauditors
ware syidently annoyed ct the greedy persons
who scanned to demand dnunl6 btriofmaAcs IN
one evening. The Wiltieisms Ct Birch and Backus
were paxtleuiasly enjoyed snd convulsed the
audience Nth laughter. The singing Of Aesfrs.
Henry Msnepid and Besnnont Reed WAS much
strel treupes,. while the falsetfo voice Or M.
Ricardo may DO styled simply wonderful. Mr..
actresses were especially enjoyed ara created .
deal Of amTsement. Messrs Johnsn and Pow
srs, tie yeii-kpoxn song aad laase artists were
.eived The troupe, In short Is the best that ever
appeared in Warrington, and should be seen 81
III loyers Of fan. There viii be IN entire change
,f bill every evening.
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CONCERT.

soms sntsrprising gentlemen in the northsast-
ern part Of the city this winter organized "etar
course Of entsrtainnsnts,r tho nfth and last Of
Nhich-e concert ~ the Z" East End Nasical 30
eiefy"-Yas given last evening. Union shxpel,
on Eighth street, between F and q streets north-
east, WAS literally crowded to witness the per-
sormanes. There we're iO1r ehcfuse5 By the 10
ciety, Ill Of which were we'll and sfectiIely rem:
dersd, the .0loFia,n from Mossrt's /" Twelfth
Mass" and HaydsI !" The Heavens ars tsiliss''
particularly 20. The piano duet "De BrsvufA
dsrsd By Mis- 4. Ida stevens snd ilrs Jensie
w. 6turges. elielting hearty Applause. Ardttss'
"L'Estase," By MisS Zaides Jones, a. am Frisf
Of Order Gray" b N. z = Cannon. and "L6t
By the delighted audience; aDresn @, = y NJ.
Cicary, MAS we'll received. A gsartetts from the
Masonic choir AZ tTc RIeefl Y tAsi, rs9si good
received deserved spplanss d thel FsldsrinGg
The organ Socompaniment to the heavy shorujes
BY Master Holmes Oott and the piano sceompani.
msnts Of Miss Minnie Drumm6nd, daughter Of
the Oommissioncr Of the Land Once, deserve spe-
sial Rssilss (: s ffassH Nss really marked
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: OsIl and sxamins the nrs and hnsf1sSproof
yanlts of the safs Depoat CoupenH Noener q
Keeping Of sQslritise tsvels dlSeEva!s, % other
valaaH1ss. RAta, ffdA ~ b a1ey dollars per
anna1, according d. sisAs No bastie0 nan can
.afss e e S.seSss as.s. ..4 ss... ara
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-10

Isaac Jeosa ansd 90 fsr stealing one buckst 81
coal worth swensY i've centeo William Levin,
fs .ss .:a yr Ci =:
Mstropslitsa hall, fsr standiAg u Tie doorway
and cursinG all Uho passed u y was aDed cd
May Conway end Hasthe A. TAoAas. stealing
were sfrested IN the al, and Nay vss 6ncd Cd,
but Martha was dismissed. -. -. -
, 1874-10-25

Bennett. By the kindness of tue propr;etor
OF the Holt House, corner Canal and Lake
streets. religious services will be held there
every Sabbath evening" commencing this oven-
ing, conducted BY ". E. Clough The above
meetings are all free, aud anybody is invited to
the .enth sermon in the course to young men,
under the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. this evening, in the New En-
gland Congregational Church. corner White aud
North Dearborn streets. Subject; '.Chief
Among Ten Thousand" Seats free, and every
body welcome.
TUE CHICAGO ATHENEUY
gives the following programme for tha week:
Monday evening. third lecture in the Free
Of Structure in the Aplnlal Kingdom" THIS
course is free to the public. The second and
third classes in German also meet Monday
evening. Tuesday evening, classes In English
literature and photography. The c1ass in En-
gish literature will be in charge of the
hey DR.. Thomas. Subject for the evening. "Car-
lyle." Wednesday evening, classes in french,
drawing. and primary classes in German. Ihurs-
day evening" annual meeting Of tho Society,
count of uufavo1able weather. Some OF our
mort prominent citizens havo consented to ad-
dress the meeting, ana the exercises will be of
an unusually interesting character. Friday
evening, classes in vocal music, eIocution, and
Spanish. Saturday, from to y. ua., advanced
class in German. instruction upon the piano BY
Prof. j. 4. Scgbaum, Oh Wednesday and Sa:ur-
day OF each week. Additional classes are forn,-
ing i'll Latin, pcnmansEip. light gymnastics, the
latter especially for tho benefit Of ladies and
children, though open to gentlemen. Tho read
ing-roon. library, chess-room. health-1tfts, and
gymnasium are open daily as usual. Rooms. LII
Madison street.
, 1874-10-25
THE JURY LAW
An Important Point Dccta.,,
4aail kenps Case ON Tr:al al ss ~ II
field. apfinc

An Important Point Dcrta..
!hail ksnps Case On TRIAL al saaat ~ tat
field. "pfins.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,, Oct. 24.-In TIM c,
People We. Samuel Hall, for .rspe H. " LII
for the defense to-day moved to on.sh 4. eeuasa
lar jury panel. on the ground tia: il w. s sesa
larly constitutional IN this that the Bc,ra a,sss
perSisors failed to put \ new iist ~ a. u
the box IS required by the act Of 1s7a i
ing the Jury law, but instead they use7 s,e, ~.
selected under the Jury law Of 1g79 >4e 4l III
Zane hold the law OF 1879 tn ha 'aasss
on the ground that, though it n,,..a ssa
Legislature, it Was naver apnrov.d aa
therefore. the Board OF Supetrisar.s sai thss
failed d. their last September aesz;on naslEss
new llst OF names IN the box, as reon;ras "!
act OF 1oI4- there WAS no regular r.os, y u
term. He said, however, that tbs Gon,4 VI s1's
Paragraph OF Section 12 Of the uct NJ eass
the power. and he would order Il. ~ ssa.s ~
LII the panel from tho by-stanlers Or a 49, .
body Of tue County. This he bel,ersd oaa ~ 10
the manifest Intention of the LesisIatnra@ ~. ~
persons IN jail nligh: be prevented from 49,: -
aud impartial trial. Indead the INDIA sosf spseaf
cd that, in the absence Of special pyor;.as;
tue Legislature, he would be inclined nnd.a.I
general constitutional provision far go, va
hold coincideu6 power In the court to % fn-r;s. %
jury to carry on tho administration Of ins,;..
Ihe Judge sustained the objection to tbs ,.as
lar panel, and ordered SPECIAL yeni.e to sn-a:s
jury for the particular case ren3ppl! y!
and added that, while the psael 4us. fus
nishcd under tho resolution Of the pa:.s ~.
would continue in attendance for tha ran,;nd.a 1a
Ut the term; yet. an objection being msds i
Inv case, similar course would ba fo1io-ss
and special vouire ordered. Exceptions ~s..
takeu to the ruling Of the Court BY the da,.ns.'
for the reason that he decided too nucs -.
them. They hoped to defeat the panel and ~ ~.
~ tho case over to the next term
This ls the same case IN which AIica N.,r.,
the party upon whom the crins was perpetr.ts5r
obtained Judgment fog 5000, civil dsnsrs,
Ut rhe beginning Of this term Of the court
Tie time Of tic court sas occupied Al n.
afternoon IN impaneli:gs jury, aud just 4. duS
the last man Tas secured Great interest," il ~
in tho case, IS The parues ara tespectsbiy eo,.
uecied.
, 1874-10-25
LATE LOCAL. ITEMS.

George ". Smith, . boy 16 years old. il It.
tempting to jump on Northwestern freight
train, yesterday afternoon. fell under tbs shes,
aud hsd one OF his srms 60 badly ctuahed III:
fears arc entertained for his recovery. Hs n,
removed to his home, No. 203 Rncser-st
James Burton. man well known to the poli+.
az a criminal. was arrested last evening BY D.
tcctive Chaplin on the charge OF lsrcsny in staa..
ing gold watch end cham from ArB. Fans
worth. OF No. 504 West Lake s;reet The nraa
erty was found IL paxnbroksr's, snere Bur.ca
had pledged it.
Two children, Frank and John Reitcber, sset
4 and years 1espectire1y. we're poisoned yss:es-
day afternoon by eating come wild berries On th9
prairie. Tho youngest was relieved b{ Dr. G.
Fisher, but ut last accounts the eldest us in
critical condition. The sufferers live With steis
parents at No. 50 Rebecca stl eos-
, 1874-10-25

CR1EAGOS
Marine news Is getting sc4rcet every day.
Twelve lumber~ladea vessels were u ths ns'fa
last evening.
The very thick fog which nss been prevailing an
the like and river during the last few daIs souts
Of great annoyance to narigstors-
Tho schrs c. G. Dagsan snd William caa hsrs
arrived at this port sound and sa{e-
The scir J. n. Foster Hos run into bJ &as ps7
Dean Richmond yesterday morning. carrying ass5
her cathead.
The Enge,man ttnra Lake Breeze and Union, 1a,.
ming between this port End the Michigan ports h1s
been withdrawn, for lack Of patronage.
- The stmr Cosona took large part1 ot xcuaoa"
ists to South Chicago yesterday.
Tie schr America ashore on Long Point u Of.
The schr Warren has been in commission thE'f'
The schr J. A. Travis was sold BY ths untsa
States Marshal 1t Milwaukee, Friday to Capt cea'''
~ -The ; scnr sel1ts P po~noy, of S:p.nee, c,a- u
ran into and seriously damaged Wednesday night
The achr Jason Parker, which stranded II r.
sons Bay has been pulled on BY tho tug Kitty sas
and taken to Mauitowoc for repairn-
1t Ia believed that the prop M.nistec, which ss1
in the EceLiah Rapds last week, haa been hoa:ed 81
was met steauing hez way up to sauls 3se- 4Ins
Tuesday.
-Advicea per prop Pacific says the tug LevIsttaa y
working the schr Fastora, ashore naas Detoor -
that the prospect for raising the vessel IL mproS1az
The schr Minnie Williams. Oh her way up fan q
the roc1a and vii require neT fore ioos oee1s D..
portion Of new keel forward She IL a1o leaking. ~
pairs will be made in Chlcsgo.
The last effort 10 got tbs scoz Sinai OF fos oeae9
pex- frankfort having failed, us vessel Tas sPpeo
of everything Of yaue and the material Fsved pea Oh
deck nreya.a:ory to removal few nights 49, nov
eTer. some pirates oO2fled Inc cza1E ano eAtA4sA -
thAt lsd teeu saved. 49,.
IA gentleman conyersant with the facsa, u1uI sss
the Epe,..ng Hsconsin tl:t nearly all the Lats Als
gan cargoes OF grim lost shis se3son vera znRpoa
Messss, Lyon, Lester + Co., OF Chicago Ioe ass =,
brsces tho car3oea Of tho schrs Chicago, boeta ~
Trade. S. Y. K. Watson, Thomas P4zsons fsos@
goes), City OF P4tnes>ille, 4ud america.
There liz no longer any doubt that the name 49, " - ~
lost veasei at Lang Point Is the Wandefef sae -
owned 1nd commanded by Capt. James "n1s7o.sn.
Norwegian, and resident Of Cleveland. 1na -
was thirteen yc7rs old and efghtY-tour toas oa.o @ -
She haa baen wrecked aud dls&hed on numez'
casous, and mas finally In.da her last voyage ...-
"A very priseworthy act was carried 0ns ~
day At Cleveland on ths part Of Capt. william Aeas.
OF tho steamer E. n. Rice. in tie rtscue NE gs e
Ell crew Of tho schr Cseiis Jedray 1t ne W. ". W.
he- b@iog wrecked outside Of that port snd tae ~
board compelled 70 seek safety by clitntnQ Wy =,
rigging. The life-boat had been manned p ~ peson
save taa iAtressa1 mariners, but thsy fa4ea " ;n,
p:ish their humane miEGton. In Tue "ed "end "a
the steamer 1uce arrived IN porf, .u l,S ~,
soon ~ Capt. Mckay nado acquainted ~ !, .as
facts he agsin manned tns Ma-boas ~ ~. ~ Tcd
re.cre sared e7rTJ soul and brought them ~ an-
ThiAis not the frs uraa TINT Capt. Mckay 41' -
formed such hcts.
, 1874-10-25

Judge Noore-Edward O. Sullivan, larceny;
sentenced to sixty days in the House OF Correc-
tion.--Charlcs Lester, burglary; sentenced to
tho Penitentiary foz three years.-John Hub
bard, larceny: sentenced to the House Of Cor
rection for two yeazB.-James E. Clark, larceny;
sentenced to the Houee OF Correction for ono
year.-James ONeyl burglary; sentenced to
Penitentiary for three years.-Nil1iam Smith,
larceny; sentenced to tha Reform School for
thros years.--John Holmes, larceny; sentenced
10 the Houas Of Correction for two years.-Frnnk
J>huapn; la1tstJ; sontannsd u &hapsustantar3
, 1874-10-25


4. P. Burbank will read in the library lecture
course Of the Union Catholic Library Associa-
lion.
The benefit rendered Tor the Nawsboys' and
Bootblacks Home BY AleAsrB. Blitz {and Whitney
will tako place tomorrow evening at Central
Hall. The programme prepared by these
skilled n,agicians is an admirable one and all
tho children in Chicago should petition their
parents to take them to see tho performance.
The money is needed for the purpose Of paying
off the remaining indebtedness Of the Home.
The Garden City Quartet announce con-
cert for the citizens Of Waukegan Friday even
ing.
The regular annual meeting Of the United He
brew Relief Association will take place this af-
teruoon. at o'clock, in the lower hall Of tho
Standard Club, on Thirteenth street, near Michi-
gan avenue. All friends Of the AnSQciluou are
invited to attond
Tho Woman's Temperance Organization hold
business meeting Of Importance aloaduy. Oot
26. at o. H.. at the rooms Of the T. II. C. L..
No. 148 Madison street. All ladies are requested
to be present who ere interested in good order.
The Ancient Cydor Of Hibernians will give
their first grand annual ball Friday night The
members have spared DO pains to rendor it 8
Buccoss.
LIS 1OUuN1ub lAulcS du4 telklG1uGD WILL L4Ro
par. in the grand Temperance Convention to be
held in the First Methodist Church Tburzdav
evening The Rov. Dr.. W. Fl. Ryder, who will
preside. the tHeE. Dr.. Evelts. the Rev. H. Nun
70 Gibson, the Rev. ". e. Thomas, the Rev.
L. T. Chamberlain, R. 81. Hoyt, Emery A.
Storrs, Miss Francis E. Willard, and Old Mother
Stewart. Of Springfield, O., the old lady who
commenced the Crusade movement.
The opening party Of the '' Merry Club will
take place Frilay evening OF this week, at Mar
tines Yves. Side Hall. aud will br in every par-
tscular q brilliant commencement to their series
OF ten parties, to be given On alternate Friday
evenings. The SUCCESS OF their parties last sea-
son, and the enjoyable times had BY al who at
tended them, ough. to insure full attendance
By their friends at this their opening party. In-
Titatlous will be necessary to admit;ance, and
can be procured on application to the Committee
which copaists Of Aessrs. ". ". Brine s. P. Ap-
derson, a. $. Tyler, J. ". Sheahan, j., +. P.
Cheney, and F. II. Street.
The Young Mems Christian Association make
the following announcements; Free Library
aud Residing Rooms At No. 149 Madison asrees
open every day from T. N. to 10 y. m. Sun
days. sitter p Conversational Bible ClasB
this morning At g. =. n. for ons hour subject.
- Withercd Eig-TTee." Yokefe'lows meet at s
p. N. Gospel meeting at p. NJ Strangers
meeting Monday evening. Iyceun- Tuesday
evening. DR.. ailAr will deliver his second leo
ture on tho Reasonablauess of Christianity It
10 railway men in the Depot Readiug-Room
Branch this afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Third
GoaFal. meeting this afternoon at o'olock, IL
sas WAahingtoutaa Housa, soadaots5 hg II.
, 1874-10-25
DEATHS,

AyDERsoS-On Friday. the I'd Inst; = ap,s9ds*t.. III
dence vi o. II. Denton. hts soain.'a". La 1>
Wells Anderson, ia his 81tn Te9t. =, Suhp
Hi sou1Aiaa havs boon taken 70 PaiuJFss IL @f
tcsment. ...
HEST--oct. ~, Mathis Beat. Aked s. yesn. s5m ~
Funeral Monday Jct. T. at O'Clock ?. q T. rsm9ten
b carriages. Fdanda ot rho tAzailJ ~ ooFs'@4
vircd. ..,,3s1y.
DOYLEIo Rochester, Oct. r, sudd9aiy O I'LL 44{.9gn &
MichAsI Doyle. e0ed = soaxs, brother ot ME- o
johnson, Of this city . xAo4.as
A. Ana IAry Ann HalnIa, the family Iead.5
Has.tnxs.ss., Il to-d4y. by eaz7taRea - t,ta
BARkE3-Tas remains Of Joseph KafkeE afkeEsta ~ r.st =
the KoTthweatakn depot thoees to uxnnno tH 81 sa-
Seotn tbsto 70 Lancaster. uhsTo thA Fe1as1os
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