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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-20
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

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sundays excepted, connecting with N;r5,;
Trains Train! on rs south Carolina Hailroad up and
on TO-; ;;,oWiu Wn ana aiter Friday. August 20,
, 1874-03-04

Jefferson Inns itB woos mud wounds that time
lIaa not healed.
It will ba remembered by readers of The
TRIBUNE that James D. Atattogon, who resides
at this suburb, presented the Literary and Gfu-
steal Society Of Jefferson with fine oil paint
Ing. rho Society Soon aftor projected Il ntorary
and musical entertainment, and announced that
all who attended should havo given them as they
entered tho building in which tho entertainment
was to bo held, ticket numbered; other num-
bered cards were to DO stirred up in Int or
waEh-tnb, mud the person holding card with u
number corresponding to the nunlbor first drawn
should hayo tho excellent work Of art already
mentioned. The place of meeting was the Con-
grcgational Church, which il tho only ohnrcl, in
tho village tho night was announced and tho
Aonr appointed.
Tho literary aud musical burghors began to az
semble, wl,on from out of tho darklleBs and
gluuul atalLo1 tlreo churchmon true all de-
clarod TINT tho templo Bhall not bo luAlod by
such iniquitouH proceedings.
&rho abaAlcd nlil roproyed plcasuro-Baokcrs ro-
tired to thcir homes and tAe dnuger was wardod
of.
So the mattor stands to-day hut, tore aro
those who think that throe men tlo not constitute
tho Church in THU place, a,,d that thoy woro de-
cidody too oilicious.
The society Ia determined to llavo tho enter
tatnmeht however, ut no lata day, aud now
Developments aro a1,xiouBly awaited,
, 1874-03-04


luz Of thu congregation by n two-thirls voto Of
MI prcBollt, ttNe notice hnying buoIl gvon
Of utlcl proposod oango from tho dosk OH two
cot,pecutiyo Snndayn.
Tl,oro l,ong no iurthor buBlneRBt tho meeting
adjourned.
TIE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Tho soono in tic Common Council last Mon1ay
| oyoning waH tho subject Of much talk in md
about tho city and county oificcn. Among tho
Aldermen and a1so most private c1tizenB not
In, nor aoeking, Office, tho opinion pro-
vailed worry strongly that AID. Campbell
WIS porfootly justihablo IN roBsting arrest,
tlaongh Ills Language to tho Mayor waa improper
and aggrayatiug to tlo Inst dogtoo. II llc was
guilty 0f disreapoot for tho Council or tho pro-
siding oficor thereof, 1t WAS for tho Council to
discipline ita mombore, and not for tho Mayor.
Neithor IN llip capnoity as Mayor nor TINT OF
President OF tho Council l,ad ho authority. to
charge Of Ills dltios.
Oh tho other hand, Mark Sheridan and Com
! missioner Klok]so hold TINT the Mayor lad Il
right to ortlcr Campboll'n arrest for boing
poaco. They thought il Mayor Colyn lad
caltod upon Capt. Duokloy to arrest tho fiery
representative Of tho TLIrteenth Ward, tho mr.
rest would have been made without tiiiltouty.
mnunor IN which Capt. buckley would heyo nd
yancod, "authority In his voice. and lightning
in Ills oyo," all Of wl,icl, world hnyo wilted
Campbell and Ills surrounding band Of aboltora
| and fnw-rcBBters,
Aid. sidwol Thought that Il good many Of tho
tho Aldernlon would hayo arrostoa any attempt
ut arrest.
Poltco-supo Rohm thought that If
thoro we're twovo policemen Oh tho forco WHO
couldn't arrest the whole Council, IT necessary,
| tho wltolo iorco ought to bo discharged. Thoro
would have boon Bomo broken haads anyhow.
Tho Mayors police woro n n laincntablo atato,
not knowing whether tho Mayor would suinma-
| rily execute them, Or whether tho Council might
not rofuRo to appropriate any salary for them for
next yoar.
best to lot tho matter simmer down boioro he
| appeared about tho City unll again, and Lis
| chair waB vacant MI day.
City-Attoruey Jamieson declined to talk upon
| tho subject, probably expecting domand for
legal opinion as to tho Mayors authority III the
| promisos.
| The Commissioners Of tho Doard Of Public
| Works did not wisl, to mix up with any ono
| else's quarrel. Probably thoy thought they had
as much as shoy could attend to to aostlo tho
question Of tholr socrotaryHhp.
Tho id]ora w1o block TIP tho doorways, spit
| on tho walls, and make themselves generally OBJ
noxious to tho unfortunate public whose duties
obligo thom to visit tho ba1-smeling corridors
! Of the Hhnnty doing duty for o City Hail. woro
badly mixed upon tho question, mud generally
aSrood with tlat individual from whom they
might possibly receive All invitation to drink,
mo1sB: the fact that such acono should occur
asnong tho City Fathers was tlisgracoful In tho
highest dogree. If order caIi only be main
tained in tho Council by shutting OIL the gas, n
new Office should be at onco croatod, tho Keopor
Of tho Bear Garden, whose dutios should be to
supervise tho meetings of tho Council, and
whose badge and instrument Of otlico should bo
. gas.wrench.
, 1874-03-04


Prof. Hayen'a lecture. this afternoon at 4
devoted to "Epicurus and His Philosophy"
The Chicago Photographic Association meeta
this oyouiuS at No. los State Btroot
Tho monthly meeting of tho Board OF Man
agors Of tho Homo for tho Friotnsloss will be
held at tho Homo ut 10 p. m m. to-day.
Tho nev.Dr. Northrop will proaoh In ths
Second Baptiat Church ut lalf-past 7 o'clock
this evening.
Thoro will bo no service In Trinity Chapel un-
til Sunday, owing to the continued illnesh Of tho
Rector, tho Row. Edward Sullivan.
In spite of tho bad weather yesterday thore
WIS 4 largo crowd ut tbs Christian Union lunclos
ut No. 172 Madison street. But the supplies
held out, and everybody went away happy. Tho
ladies' aro making largo preparations for to-day,
as thoy expect 1t to DO a1deld-day. but, NJ they
arc Veterans In tho work. tlore need be no toars
that they will be unequal to tho occasion.
Tho receipts yesterday ut tho Exposition
Building for tho benefit Of the Erring Momnn'H
and tlo Orphan Asylums wore seriously
leHaenea by tue atorln. Tho owner Of
tic painting Of tho ''proligal As Son +"
had donated tho wholo proceeds Of tho oxhibi-
tion yesterday and today to these noble causes.
aud the friends Of tho poor should mako do
tcrmiuoa rally, and, by inducing their friends to
zoo tho painting to-day, increase tho receipts to
at least 81 900.
All members Of Cosmopolitan Lodge No. G.
knights OF Pythlns aro requested to DO prompt
ly Oh hand this evening, Ut their Castlo Hall,
corner Of I4aSnilo and Alans stroets, for tho
purpose Of comploting arrangements for their
third an'lual bail, to bo giyon ut Union Hail.
corner Of Clark and Monroe strcets, on tho
18th inst.
, 1874-03-04
PERgONAL.


Tho locturo delivered u st. paul'a Church,
Sunday evening, BY Miss Jane Z. Woeden, ou
tho gonora1 subject Of poace, was we'll attended
mud fayorably received. Miss Wooden spoke in
tho interests Of the American Peaoo Society, aud
showed very clearly the Importance Of arbtra-
ton and Congress- Of Nations as substitutes
fur war, and gaye many encouraging facts to
Hnow tho progreys already mado In thut ditoo-
tiou.
1ler address waa intellectually vigorous, COM
prohcnsiyo. consilorato, a,l remarkably FREQ
from indaoriminato condemnation aud imprau-
tioablo theorlea. Miss Weodon spoaks without
notoB, is familiar with her subject, sud both ill-
forests ind inHtructB Aer audience. Judged by
her Buceess last Sunday evening, she 1naY ho
safely commended to tito public III an efficient
advocate Of q very important calse:
w. II, RYDER,
Eastor 1T. Ianpa Church.
CHICAGO, March j, 1874.
Charles l.. Hatch. Qnneral Manager Of tho
Eastern Railroal Of Massachusetts,, formerly
Superintendent Ut the I,ala Shore Il Michigan
bot,thorn ltNilroad, III expected IN thls city to.
morrow. lio has Lost ot frlouls hore who will
bo gad to aeo him.
Afr. George II. Pearson, the manager Of Tho
RAeraaaa uouaa. who haa heen confined to Lis
, 1874-03-04

Oh tho 1lth nlt. took place tho funeral Of
Baron Mayer A,uscl.cl do nothaohid, lato mom-
her of Parliament for uythe, England. The
funeral procession consisted OF u hoar6o drawn
by four horses, thirty mourning coaches alld a
principal monrnors prosont woro sir Anthony
RothBchild, tho brothor OF tho deuoasctl,
13aronn Ferdinand Alpholso. and Arthur
DO RothHchild, Alr n. II, do Nothaclild. NJ. T.,
Mossra. Alfred md Leopold lsothaohild. Baron
Lionel do NothHohild absent. owing to il1l liz
position. 1n the Jowish Cemetery at Wi!eHtlen
tie Jowiah burial service WAS road in Hebrew
hy thu Roy. benjamin II, Asoller. who also de-
liyorod short addrosH in English. At tho grave
tlo coffin was atrewn with aowel4,, and WHOM It
clalmoa III lIourew 'fMay ho reacll lis home III
poaco!" Earth wAs then thrown upon the oof-
iin by tho relatives. nearly NIL tloae present fol-.
lowing their oxnmrle. Tho aorYco concluded
with tho recital in Hebrew at the 0lst Psalm.
, 1874-03-04
GENERAL NEWS,

Tie Excelsior Stone Conlpany's canal-boat
" IhuudorIolr," arrived yesterday morning. be-
ing tho first boat through tho Canal. This Com
pany havo received tho first boat for several
Hoaaona past.
Tho alarm from Box No. 112, OF ten minutes
past 9 o'clock last evening, WAS caused by tho
discovery Of tlso in tho two-Htory frame houBe
ut No. 1896 stato-st., Owned and occupied as q
saloon, by William Dallueoko. Damago nom
inal fnlly insured it, tho Lamar Ut lhilsdol-
phia Callso of tlro defective Hue. The alarla
from Box No. $40, llalia.-lonr lator, was fa!so.
The wa!ors ut tho Sherman House struck for
higher wagea tay before yesterday without hay
inY given proylolH notice OF their intoulel NO.
ton. Thoy were Immediately discharged. aud u
half-an.lious later now Watera we're sorylug 1in-
uer to tho guests.
tho Empire Firo Insurance Company, Just or
, 1874-03-04

nk..f
n sn,Io.g noFS i'm ni nirono' "' NV 1"in
4,al Eorno'l} u: IL imn'' T. &. Innna!H " e
u'o9t' a1.ap ~ ~ ,o,s" ,, H.. Z oerraon' =. H.
swo1; f. 1an,n =" i1D q n % fon,o;s H. = m ~
Tic o' biroutors % lnvo elootod A. <. Il neway r roSi
',omy ',oms, "''u D. H. '1sofs ''ef0''fs OF '0 oo""
l""'y'
Tho total receipts OF tho rocont Charity Dali
for tho Homeopathic Hospital, held ut STANDARD
Hall, Oil Michigan avenue, was s1,009. and tho
not proceeds amounted to the lafldgofno sun Of
rho ononiug locluro of tho snrinr co,rae.
RneI, MarlJcal MJlc COLLEGE. wae doyordd 1t tj,o Gnl.
looo Im;iflinr. cor1,or Of Arnoli nnI Einhtaenth
sisooto ~, ~ ncovoa :Tncksnm ' hssnro IL"
Tnoutiv ind atu,ontH. On ffs connfnsinn Dr.
DnnfoTtl,' proaidcnt OF tue sprinr Faculty. m.
inct,,ro on the subject Of " TrIchinn bnirnlis, i
Illustrating tbe lecture by tho exhibition Of a
nntiont nfIootoJ with tho disoase nntI nj s,oe-
1nnnn nf tho trchinouB pork by whioh lin mid
fnnrfcon otIors Ind beon infootoI'
mn 1,-,. =, o,...,,t,.. =. H.. ,u.,.
Iho boartl OF Qounolilors o1 tno WomanH
Hospital hold tnoif roGul"T monthly meeting
yeBtofaAy morning: MI, NY iiGhluont, Mrs. ILL
ION, read tho list u olcols eleos 1or tho ens'l'
Ing yonr, ~ lol1ows r,,,.. w.t.,
lfeslaohsTnr1. Y, H.. ~. ultson n Ealse VICE
rtesioontMTs: = -: Il. DYan nocona gico-tros
G.p Gp oecFo!rSn we, r, = ,os M, ~ in'l 1oara 81
oo"iE11oth-44ts. =: r, ~ rtto1's Mlh' d. uAfa-
nef, Mrs. y. =. Co!o!, Ire' Eofnah1o Jq!'eg,
1afa 9eorEo Ilail. ntIh =. A. uaSe' ATS. y. D
r'ko a; nifs: A. Ca1pno M'sa u. H. nhohapHon.
4l'ss naty i!ioMo'si Au.uH GHJuatst1sT7l15. Ha y
l. snn m va d,nn n1rI a. y fH i,to r. r. NJ 9 ~
nnppy, po H., o1i'r r, :; " l.o' Mrs. Dr;
uyas, t3y itis H. ~ oo1oS AIu 1"a, Iol9r. . or
ano,s ao trs - ~, ~. aa7e sau
e" 80 H1a 1S ~ n 5oat anp * ~ N.Y.
, 1874-03-04
TIE CITY HALL.

The receipts In the City Collectors office yos-
teriny amounted to 80, 500.
A meeting OF tho Committee on Hnrbor and
Bridges il called for o'clock Friday afternoon
iu tho City Clerks Office.
Tho City Treasurer received yostortlay from
tho County Collector tue Bum Of 3,S0Q, and
81, ,U00 from tho water-tax. Tho disbursements
amounted to between 81, 600 and "a 900.
4 meetlng of the Committee Oh Gaslights is
called for 2 O'Clock Monday afternoon i'll tho
City Clorlt's Office, Tho representatives Of tho
Baldwin and ,Leiingwell ,gas-govornors aro to
DO present with their machines to explain t1eir
respective advantages.
City Attorney Jamicson yesterday closed tho
quaacrlminal calondar, III Which tho city was the
liaintiT. Out Of ninety-eight Cases only ono
was decided against tho city. IN NIL tho others
Judgment was given for tho city or for costs Oh
tho defendants.
Martin Casey, who has been hrdgo-tonlor at
the Lake street bridge for about fourteen years.
having been ACCUSED Of Doing violently opposcd
to tho party at present u olce iu tho city, Mr.
Dan O'Hara look pa;nB to Investigate his course
boon strong partisan of tho Peoples ticket, and
therefore ret Mr.. Casey ut easo upon tho subject
Of his rumorel removal.
/ BOARD or HEALTH.
At the meeting uf tho Doald Of Health yester-
day !aftcrnoon,, tho .wceky mortality report, Of
showing total Of 1875 deaths for the week ontl-
iug Fell. 28--G moro tlan tue preceding week,
and less thin tho corresponding week in 1878.
There wero two doatlls from smallpox. Ono
house whore n case Of cholera occurred lust full,
but whether this had anything to do with tho ro-
cont death the Sanitary Superintendent docs not
pretend to Bay, but ho strongly urges tho neces-
sity OF thorough cleaning OF tho city. III view
OF tue opon wintor md large amount Of work to
I'm (fnnn tho nrnHHt Enf1itnrp HH11nI NAi1y
, 1874-03-04

bod with ltopsy for thu last two or throo wooks,
was out agan yesterday attending to hiB dutios
ut tho llolot iii lila usual polito way.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Grand Taclfo-Juhn Tod Cleveland J. W.
Dousler. ponnsyvania j. y. brown, rlttRlmrgh; ];
Capt. T. j. nnfortl, Rock Island Col: ]: T. sasl-
ford. Marahalftowii, H. Q. II. Morrill,, Bonton !;
!. NJ. droon. Washington; William hlyorss
Doucll, New York :; N. Jones, syrncuac; e. 4.
Whito boston J. II. Hotlnior, Now York g.
n. Hall, Emerson; Il. ". Eldr1go.. Detroit !;
y. 4. Dabcock, Now York J: +. Todd, dalona., ;
y Y os nas, gasaaa see r. booap asant Gineaoa otfS J.
Osborn, .Drooklyn; T. .. portins, Ft. Wayne ;
r. II. Wy!nan, burlington 8. Druol, Omaha !;
Q, Mcfarland, st.. Paul, ]. y. Cook, Cedar
1lapitts. >. . Sherman Aouse-D. II. sher-
man, Toledo; 3. 4. EIfelt, Ut. I'nul; r. y.
Norton, New York ". r. Parker, Detroit l..
Doarbor1l, lfayana; =. ]. Williams, Rock Is
land e. Morrill,, Mount Vor1lon.
, 1874-03-04

Ino mlhuteH ol Icp. u Nelo Eoau anu up.
proved.
ORDINANCES ADOPTED.
Ordinances wore adoptod AZ tollows, md cHti-
mates for the same approved, with the us,lnl Or
der to tho President to ilo application iu the
County Court to appoint Commisnionors to make
tho assessments therefor:
For the construction of sidewalk OIL tho
south sido Of Gracoa,d avenue, from tho wost
limo Of Southport avenue about 1G0 rods to tic
Milwaukee Division Of tue Chicago Il North
western Railway. Estimated at $l,270.50.
For construction Of sidewalk Oh the west eftlo
Of Halsted stroot, from Fullerton avenue to
Wrightwood avenue. Estimated at $154.80.
For the construction Of t. double ring brick
Bowor III sunnysido avenue, from Ashland ayenno
vest to Western avenue. Estimated cost, $3.50, 900.
Various resolutions wero adopted Of minor
importance.
woro road md laid oyor under tue rules For II
sidewalk OH north side or George avenue, from
the Dummy Road to Lako View ayonuo, except
ing 40D foot already built; for d transfer Of u.
Scslnitt's saloon lcellBo to +. Guudelach aull
10 rofuu1 i315 to Solomon WohIe, ho having patd
$40 Tor peldler'a license.
M15cELLASEouB.
A resolution Of thanks was received from tho
ViilnGe Board Of Jefferson for tue prompt mall
,or iii which their request wus acted Oh LII tue
nlatter OF interfering with tue toamstors en-
gagged hauling gravel into said vil1nge, which
wan ordered on tite.
Tho President OF tho Board was instructed to
obtain ut lB discretion 4 wootl-cut Of tho Town
Hatl building, to be used Oh public documents,
at u cost not to exceed S25.
A plat Of Inglelow's Addition to Rayonswool,
in Secs. and :, Il. DO, Il. II, waa submitted nud
ordered approved.
Tho po1ico report YVES ordered on file. The
number Of arrests mado WAS 15 !; amduut of flnea
imposed, $50; OF fines suspended, S29; Of tiues
collected, $50.
The following bills wore ordered to be paid
Police bi!la for the month Of February, 1874,
940S;J. +, l. Pickering, sllndrioH, $G5 D. A.
Caslman, printing notices, $3.50; Luther Smith
cleaning Town-Hall, 3l.50.
Tho Doard then adjourned.
, 1874-03-04
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE,

10 tie Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
s1R. Permit mo to roply to tho malicious at
tack made Oh mo at the City Council last evening
by tho momber representing tho'seyanth Ward.
It is only with feelings Of disgust aud astonisll-
mcnt that I notice his impure, false,
md most ruproyoked and uncalled-for
attack OH my professional character md
standing AL respectable people who aro ac-
9uaii'ted with me-, will pay no attention to his
md Gun provo to DO totally false. Il il truo tl,at
did Ivory reluctantly, however,) remove my
residence fr0n tic North to tito South Side at
the tmo of the great fro Will, tho rost OF my
neighbors when we all found 1t wau, to quote
the Alderman's words, "bccoming too hot for us"
Az to laaving Chicago, I hayc never left tho city
dnrilgtwonty years rosidonce, excepta few hourH
ut time, mud ihon on professional buslnasB.
Al to tue post-o -oit1co matter, WIS appointed
post-o1tco Physician by the postnaster, and
can testify that during tho tino was iu TINT
Office not QUO OF tho employees was treutad for
any such CAUSE as tho honorable nlon,bor says.
Quite tho contrary from my boing Il kicked out "
by tho present Postmaster, 1 hayo in my poHyeH-
sion 8 complimentary letter from him. Stating
that tue office waH abolished.
III regard to the office Of City Physician will
say that uovor applied for 1t, but my friends
iutorferod In my behalf for tho nomination.
4 GARD rRoM THE REV. A. E. R1TrREpaE.
10 tie Editor " Ihe Chtcayo 3F,oaHc:
S1a: notice III your paper OF Sunday an nl-
legc4 report OF relnarIB made by mo, ut tho noon
prayor-,neeting OH Saturday, aud, although I
have never before taken any notice Of newspa-
per roports, tla ohe 80 entirely misrepreaomts
tho spirit Of my romarkH, tllat des1ro 10 Htuto
in your journal what uas Baid by mo in the meet
ing roforred to. did say, referring to an arti-
ole in one OF your pnpors misreprehenting the
work Of tho Young Mon's Christian Association,
that tho true course for Christian men wss to
refuse to ADVERTISE iu, or buy any, paper which
was hostile to Christianity or to tue work OF
tho Christian Church. 30 far from oondonning
tho daily papers az \ whole, thore waa not ono
word OF tAH natnroHpoken. On the otAar hand.
20 far az they subHeryo tho cause Of morality,
iave alroady regarded the daily press as Tue
ally OF tho Christian Church.
Thanking you II you will give this a place In
your journal, AnnoTr u. KlTTREpoK.
IL ASHLAND Avenue. March 4, ,l874,
, 1874-03-04
LAKE VIEW.

The Board Of Trustoss met in tho Town Hall
Monday. Present: Alossrs. Chase, Weber,
Bulzor, Schieawohi, aud Krauz,-tho full Board.
Tho minutes Of lob. 16 waro read and ap-
, 1874-03-04

In amended revised, or abolished at my mnot-
lug Of thu congregation by n two-thIrtls yotn Of
Mi prosont, duo notice hnvng buon givon
Of ut,cl proposed oliango from tho tlosk OH two
consecutive Sun1ayn.
Thoro l,oing no iurthor buBInoest tho meeting
adjourned.
, 1874-03-04
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E1r'AaAr1oN or 11RpEnENuE MAnxs.-t Batu,da,.x
cel'tcA. Sunday oxeopnh. Monday pxugUtoti A..
rive Sunday atS 10 q. nj. Daily.
, 1874-03-04

MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS.
iift. arr II Clark T., soa'ta e"ratr n GanIoi,b.
md ii tHnai-st., corner If 4HHdson. ''
, 1874-09-03

Ameotpg Of tho otIloora Of tho Catholic Total
Abstinence 6uciottes of tue city Was held in st.
Pattiuk'a Church, corner Of Deaplalncs aud
Adams straata, last evening. N. A. Rorks waH
ahoaon treaidont, and Alexander Kearps, Seore-
tary.
Tho following delegatos from the aoeia-
tics named woro found presents Roman
Catholic soaioty, Mcssrs. Carroll, Hayes,
and Doyle; st. Bridget Roalety, Mesara.
Mcdonald and Harry, Holy Family So
ciety, MeHazH. Mathew, Fleming, and
burke St. patricks Socioty. Mqas1s, Dalnney,
Honnedy, McDounah, and Maskell, Nativity Co.
oiety. James Machoy; Young Mems Society, J..
+. Daley. Representatives. Of tho Father la.
thow Society woro also present, but they refusad
to taAo part in the meeting. :,
Tho Ohair stated tho ohjoct Of ths moctiug TO
DO to confer with delegates from. tho stato
Union. and tho Father Mathew Soe,ety iu rnfer-
ence to hall for tho accommodation OF tue Ma
tional Temperance Convention, to bo held In
this city on tho 7th Of 0otober, and, II possible,
to persuade the selection Of sonlo other place
than Father Mathew HRll to bold tho coming
National Convention After gome dosultory dis
at tho late Convention at ottnwa and TINT tho
Convention agreed to accept the Father Mathew
Hall III this city for tho coming Convention. 1Io
did not approve Of tho aotiQn Of tho Convention in
tl1a particular, however, An4 thought that ,tAo
providing Of tho h4l ought to bo loft to tho city
aoclotioH. lie further said that he laad been Of
farod the FREQ lse OF the Academy of Music for
tho PURPOSES Of tho Convention.
MIR, Daloy had alBo boon present at the Conven-
tlon, sntlho regarded its notion as final, and
thotght tho societies of Chicago wore poworleBB
to chnngo any OF Its aottonb.
A longthy discussion then enBuod as to tho
rights of tho Chicago socletioB, aud al to Tho Ut
ness Of tho Tat1,er Mathew Hall for tho purpose
for which it had honn seleotol, Tho discussion
developed great dahl of bad feeling toward tue
Fathor Mathew sooioty, and also 4 t1ogree Of
jealousy botwoen rival Hooiotios.
Tho aense OF tho uloeting was then taken as to
tho titneBa ln Hizn and location, Of tho Father
Mathew Hall. II waA almost unanimous for tho
securing Of another hall II poaaibla.
gentlomAn here volunteered tho etatcmeut
that thoro was no difficulty In getting battOr
hail than the Ottawa Convention had sclootod,
Ho said tho Rector Of tho Holy Family Ohurcl.
had offered tho hall Of tue sohool, whlul would
accommodate I, 900 para0ng.
On motion, tho Nov. Father Conway and 4,
If. norAo wore appointed q committee to p,aet
tho State union Committee of Arrangements
Tuesday evening, aud oxprosa to tAeni tic sonAq
ot tho mcoslng.
After further tlisauaaton, without arriving at
any dehn'to action other than noted aboye, tho
meeting adjourned.
, 1874-09-03

Tho ttcy. Mother lsoromco Johnson,
4pcud OF the SfstcrH OF Ioroy in
1owa. -
.Soecial Dispate. to The Chicago Tribune.
DAYENroNT, H., sopt 2.-Tho. Catholic
Church. tho sacred CAUSE Of charity, tho State of
Iowa, aud tho City OF Davenport, all have groat
mud common loss in the death Of tho holy lady
who 90 admirably rulod over tho useful inatlsll-
ton known as THO Mercy Hospital. At 0 o'clock
this morning fell asleep tho Nov. Mother
Doromoo Johnson. tho pioneer Of her order, and
founder Of tho oo!ony Of 6iAsors of Noroy
in tho State Of Iowa, head Of tho
houses at Dewitt, Independence, Iowa City, mud
Davenport. Tho lamontod lady was = native Of
Ireland, had boon in this country many years,
aud for long period sao fulfilled lor noblo du.
tics iu Chicago bofore sho eamo into our Etato.
She waa "a years OF ago, and has for moro than
two years suffered from an agouizing and incur
ablo maady. which she bore with saiut-like pa-
tlenoo mud Christian fortitule, She WAS q woman
Of high culture, admirable administrative Abill-
tics, aud ono whom to know was to cs4eom.