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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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s-a a ESawae N7u Na. 1EA-cHAPzER LE. #r e AA Mds Felzffse Co Assessors- E st Emartna r Senate and House of Represents aazFa az <senexS1 Assembly convened:
 <eczsUE A The assessors o4 the several towns iE ss sams ~ile for the purpose of perfect E zAas and making the abstracts thrreof, shal aswecfEa af xae list and abstract Of the previous wear during 4he dime they shall remain in such seS 
 AErggEe1, July z5s 1874
 TSeuz1e BiI No. z.l-CakPrKR M Anzrs a8dtsontO -zn Act concerning Crimes and
 HzLnislrments- eEzSsez R tho Senate and House of ReYlresenta- 4fBHs m S&HneEl Azsrubly convened: Sar4fgn a. 1E al criminal causes, Trosec1fioDs and EsceeasnS. the party accused if he shall elect S4E cae6 zu ao plead, be 1Tied by the court in. ssa2 e sthe jury ana in such cases the court shall Aae sz power hezr and try said cause and render amdEmszn and seI44ence thereon. .s. AsHEezea- Suay za, 1S74-
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
tsenate Isill No. 22.l-cHAPTEn LxyIn

An 9ct In addition to and n alteratlOn or A act COZ corning Communities and Corporations" Dc enacted by the Senate and House Uf Represents tives in the General Assembly convened: SECTION 1. Any horse railroad company having q track within any street highway in any city, bOr eush or town in the counties of New Haven or Fair field, may remove the snow that may fall upon it's track pT0Uided, that the city, borough town au- thorites having the control of the streets highways wherein any such track is located, shal in all cases determine the manner in which such removal shall be made Gad pToUsded that in all where it is essary to remove such snow by carting the town, city or borough wherein such track is located shall bear and pay to such horse railroad company one-haf of the expense of such removal
 Sec. ?. No horse railroad company removing snow from its track provided in the next preceding tion shall allow the to be thrown placed upon the sidewalk of any street wherein such track is laid. allow the same to be thrown placed as to Ob suc any paved gutter in any street, to ohstruct or endanger public travel in any street or highway.
 Sec. 3 Every president, director other officer Of any such company, who shall knowingly permit any violation of the provisions of the next preceding ton, shall be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dolals.
 Sec. f. So much of section five hundred and fifty two of the act which this is in addition aud in alter ation as in conflict herewith, is hereby appealed.
 Approved July IT, 1874.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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lives in the General Assembly convened
 SECTION l. When the last will and testament of any person containing devise bequest to any beneyO lent or religious association corporation, shall be proved before court of probate the judge of such court sha within thirty days thereafter give notice in writing of such devise bequestto such association or corporation, by sending the by mail, address cd to it at the place where it is located.
 Sec g. The fee of the judge for such notice shall be fifty cents.
 Approyed Ju1v IT. 1874
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

than all tho way by rail or by any other line. A Propeller leaves the Danbury < Norwalk Rail- Toad Freight Depot at Norwalk Sundays excepted.
 Returning, leaves New York every night. Sun-
 days excepted, from Pier 37, foot of Market St., East liver, arriving at Norwalk early next morn mg. .Iqg All freight for New York must be marked "Via Propeller Line from Norwalk.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

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 &l &r. zH aSe4SzaBz ss sne Eislsary Force- g. EsslzssG a4 &4e Sessaee and EOaKe ss ReEsrrseIta Eazg< essang-zz Agsfaz5&r sazues.-a- Sszsu L ESzz sSae ssanzHzasAeT- is hereby zafhsrz-G sHsEas- sAr aees5asls od artillery aezsDA Ess-7@tasz xmrzzEs aaeazS- whenever sG his wgssSha1 e3st sEzse EsG ase ssezsoEsteA thereby. sRur-agrE EE1z g. ES-E
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

THOuse BTli No. 9s.l-cHArTEn Lxyr. Act in addition t0 sAct relative to Co,,rts og Aat&1Q sAs14 C lRrtbate.. Dc enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

tHozrse fsiIl No. iIsl-cHAPTER LxTI ah Ars ta zsfba to and in alteration 'An Act for
 tAr Regulation of Civil Actions" te t sHa-sl ty the Senate and House of Rcpresenta- tasss ta tssDerAl Assembly convened: Sr3ssa l. All EEscrsses reIurnable to the superior czEs sszt te rsurnel to thc clerk of said court at E s2x days hfOVe the day of the session of the court e. Ehsch the same is made rcturuahlr Sse- All acts and parts of arts inconsistent hero wsth. hsfsby rrf-.aled
 A11zsxe1. Jaly I7, 1874.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
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TTEazse niH No. sII-cuArrrn Lr1.

TEEs~zse H5H NC. SIE-cHArrFR LxL Az Ace ta sscEzfsss aE an entitled An At for the
 E-<sElzf6sn us CSvis Ac.ions tAs ssz&ca1 ey te and HoSus. of Representa- tEt<s sa ss~sarrzl Assembly, ronVcncd: skss1 T. SF<zi lHais nlNv hc taken by the clerk of S~ SNr1- ts WARc ths wTst is rcturnallc, either in tsFu1s1se s< vzCztisl, and tho reco.nzance of the srsfy EaAy s taken Uiih"; She personal presence cf th~ stskesnAzSt.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

CNew Crop, via San Francisco) try them and see if they are not fresher than old ones, F. D. MCNEIL 6 Go.
 Ltchfeld, Dec. 1, 1878,
, 1874-05-09


Carl Fischer was held to the Criminal Court
yestarday by ,Justiqa Kaufman, for stealing .
watch mud chain from his anothor, who liyos ut
No. 60 North Halstea street. 1n default Of $500
bail he WAS committed'
Patrick Calvin, the rickpooket who robbed
lady soma few days ago Oh Michigan Central
train, was before Justice Doydou yestordhy. Tor
want Of witnesses, the .oaBe was oon-
ttuuea.till: Wednesday,, the prisonor.bsiug oom-'
mitted In default OF 81 ,QU0 bail.
Timothy Lordan and Edward .Moaoyern, arc
two literary thioyes. They were before Justice
soully yesterday charged With tho laroony Of q
lot OF books, valued at $685. from the house. Of
Airs. Helpin, No. 098 LOOMS, stroet+ on st. Pat
ricka Day, They were held to the Criminal
Court ln bonda' Of $500 eaoh.
Oharlea Mccarthy. an old offender, was .boiora'
JlaticR Dqydent abQut. ton. days ago, charged
with HteRllng box of childton'a shoes. Me-
Carthy Ut that time succeeded. in making hm-
self out, Q man OF unquostlonahle integrity,
Thiraday le and. lsfa wife were arrested for
kooping . disorderly house tu bridgeport. jus
tteo l}oy'lon d!spoaod Of tho case by fnlng
MCCARTHY $40; and dlacharging tho woman.
Joaeph BANKS. 2 noggo: porter. on q palsee car
road, was before, JuAttqe noydan. yesterday,
charged thleroeny. 'T1utsday forenoon, whlla
, 1874-05-09


Tho rogu1ar monthly meeting Of tho City
Council was hold in the Chamber. Presont
Sherwood. Blakea|oo, Arnold, Barrows, Austin,
and Dunkor, Mayor Donnelly In tho chair. An
ordinahce to a1aotd an ordinance to regulate tho
sale Of Intoxicating liquors, pasBod aud approved
April 27, 1874, WAS referred to the Committee on
Liconso. On motion Of Aid. Bunker, 1t was or
dered that tho City Clerk bs appointed to notify
ali insurance agents, who have not reported to
tho Council ds tho 1aw requires, to do 10 at tho
noxt meeting. Tho bill Of tho City Attorney
VAS referred to the Committee on Finance. Ad-
"Wednesday evening ths Firo Departhient pa-
raded tho streets. and mado fine display. Tho
Department Ia in good order, and credit to the
Tbe MeHonry County. Farmora'.. Association
sftD. Richards called Tia aeotiog to o'rdor, and
stated the objects Of the Association. a list Of
tho Oranges md Clubs in the county Was road,
and the delegatea from each responded. Tho
1roasuror made report, showing a balance Of
follows !: Thonns N1cD. Roberts. Preadent j.
B. Colby, vico.p1csidont; Il. Gi1bort,, socrc-
tary; wv. H. :. Stowart.;.:- Treasurer. and
+. ". Stewart, Corresponding. County Agent:
Corresponding Town Cou,mittoos were hppointcd
mung, John snooWdcnni.' j. a. Blacl, Eaq., of
Dorr, read very interesting and pointed oasay
various aubjeots that are attracting the atom
ton OF far1ners. DR.. j. II. Gregory, President
Of the State Industrial College, delivered o very
able and instructive oxtemporaneor1s address on
the grievances Of the producing olnsaes OF tho
country, aud on tho remedios doinanded. He
and the establishment Of agricultural colleges.
Fourteen new 1noulbere were added to the ,AaPoa
cIation: A vote Of thanks wna' given to both
]. H. Black and DR.. Gragory.-~.,,
, 1874-05-09


Nearly> 5000 admission. tickets. have already
hean aola for tAe Old Folka' concerts ne1t,weeks
BhorttSaftag + o'clock yesterday nlorning. fire
waa discovered in tho Union brewery onTwenty-
aoyenth streot, An alarm wast turned in. from
Box "a, and the aanes wore quickly oxtipguiHhotl
The injury to building and contonts Is, about
'48, 800; fully injured.
The alarm of fire at 1880 yesterday morning
was caused BY the discovery Of tlrein tho house
o. Joaepl, MFol, corpor Of Dlua Istapd avenue
and Rpbey street, Tile fire waH quloky put QUIZ
ca1sing q loss Of about $50; fully insured.
Tho Illinois Central Railroad has made an ad::
ditional reduction of. "a iu lta passenger tareto
St. Louis, bringing the fare down to. 81. About
mouth ago 1t Gosh I'll to 90 to st. Louis.
specal moatipg OF tho Common Council
was called for last evening TITO consider oota-
mittca reports apd uptlnlpheq busneea*n Tho
call war signed By . putty Of A1aermop,. who
we're aupposed"ta hare soma special Job on
, 1874-05-09

>. -. 4
tho house Of b. II. Buford, No. III Third aye-,
ntle, was butnitfg, BahkB '6ntbrtd n 'btd'room
and ,htoo . watoht chain, aud other pioeta Of
ls"oy sa!aoa a. Sl9o; Ho wae asIpstSh Tx;
tne Masoh anu enen On ~ Rn1s9n so n,d h,nr
ovor Il %n ue l{nsi % rs f Soo
Officer Oronk ,tbf Tho Q6rtral Station, 'Gfr6Btnd
Jacob Henry, Joseph Brown, mud Tlomns All.
son yesterday morning ear]y. 10 a frcigbt-car Of
the Eli6hifan Southern 1inilroad. 1'hb chr In
which these mon wore arrested ;was adjoining
one that waH broken open .Thuraeay night nnd q
quantity ,Uf gootlB stolen from It. Tk6y wtfo
brought berorn Justice Boyden yost6rday to an
awer TO tho charge Of robbery. Tho evidence
wan not strdhg ohotghsto hold -t1iofn, bit they
we're auel $40 each Tor dlsorderly cotitiuot.
M1eoE11AsEoys: ;. a.., J
street, WIS atrSstca yuhtcr1ay Oh tbmilafTt'o
Frederick Roipohloy, who llvos Ut 884 North
avenue. Reachlcy says ho sold a horao to
Bponk Tor $b0, who gayo him, along With other
bills f8l0 counterfeit ildta on thu Highland
National Bank, OF Newburg, N. Y, Tho case
was exatht,iod bbfote Commissioner Hoyno, who
decided that the t1rtBbnbr wins innocent 'of fn-
, 1874-05-09
LOGAN. MISCELLANY.


03t1AA va Ill N40E-Cd
Judge Drummond rendered decision yoster-
day on dcmurror' tohtho plra in tho case Of
Maurice Grau agatnstJ. II. MoViokor, Grau, 1t
will DO remembered. sued nfoyioaor,. abont four
nontllB ago.. for a,hahnco duo him., which tho
Inter refusod 10 pay ovor but kopt to indemnify
himself for an alleged breach Of contract.
MoVicker BOON after begar q suit IN turn for this
broach Of contract against Gran c!atrnlng$ 0.000.
According to Grau's statement, ho had slghed
contract ns ngons for Ohfzzola & Co., for tho
appearance OF troupe hure WHO would runt
hoVickers TlIentre for two wuekb. MoVtokor
was notified that tho troupe would fAll-to ootne,
longing to arau. But Gra,l, in making the con-
TRACT, Ind, ignorant Of the. Consequences, made
md had aao, in Tie bod,y Of tho inatru:
stasd sns sa' e & yassr Ss pfsass%a
setsof in tie suit ok arau sRainst lin, making
tho BRme olailn for damages for BREACH Of oon--
tract. Io this ples the plaintiff domurred' Hnd
Yesterday tho Judge }le1d TINT, afterlooklng
ut tho contract, 1t must DO dcdiaed tne drau
was personally liab1o on liiH contract Tor 0hzzola
ros o s ns s5 ress9ps b1s bas aevG :. haa t1oa daa
80 by using aoal. IN regard to tho plea. al
though it wns urged Tint It could not bo allowed,
boceuBo no damages haa accrued at tho time
nor boon proved up. yot ho thought it proper
sub]oot Tor aet~o1l, anu tho demurrer Should
DO over1'uloa. Tho plaintiff would, however,
10 allowed to prove a mitigation Of
damnges, that Muvcl,er might, during
two wbokH havo rented this thentro to othor paf-
tios, and thus bo subtocted to a-1oss loss than II
heloft It empty during the time Of tho proposed
engagement.
The Court hold TINT although tho troupe WIS
not to arrive until Feb. 0, yet TINT right Of NO.
hon accrned on tho 10Th Of Jannary, when 0tau
informed McVioker the troupe would not keep
klo. .etlGnaomont..
This is decidedly victory for Mr. Moyioker,
Rsit decides tl,ok ho can recover OF Grau, thus
lowing open. the onlyquestion as to how much
damages we're sustained.
, 1874-05-09

The receipts from city collections yesterday
amounted to $4,000, and the water ratoa pMd
to 1853.
Tho Board of Public Works yesterday opened
olevon proposals for curbing, filling, aud paving
Intersections. OF Milwaukee, avenue, between
Twelfth land Fifteenth street; and eight for
ourbing, grading; aud paving South Dearborn
street from Twenty-aeventh to Thirtieth atreet.
Tho awards will be made in the courso of few
days.
Mayor Colyin ras absent from the city during
the greater portion OF yesterday, and conse-
guently littlc Or no business was. transacted In
his office.
Corporation-C Counsel Norton denies that he
contemplates removing any Of the Bubortnatcs
Of tho Law Department, md very justly. COM
plains Of certain newapapor reporters who make
o practice Of circulating all sorts OF absurd ru-
mora about him: upon tho Representations OF
irresponsible parttes.
The Mayor, yesterday received q letter from
the Mayor Of Nashville, Tenn, announcing that
he and his Board Of Aldermen sYero going to
yisit Cincinnati at All early day, because their;
exponBos would be paid BY the Govornmont of
the latter city, aul consldoratoly offering to
give Chicago a call on their way homo, provided
q HHllar ill0uC1mont WnS hold out Mr. .COlvin
says they need not come.
Robert G. Mcfarland, q patrolman, was be-
fore tho Police ConmiasonefB Yesterday for the
Heooua tins. because he had neglected to COM
ply with an order Of tho Board directing him to
satiafy tho claim Of. 'porHon who hold his note
as security. He said ha would not tako up the
note, bccauHe it had beon given by him before
lie became policeman, and besides, he Ind llis
doubts:ahout tho jurisdiction" Of tho Board In
tle premises. lie, was promptly auspenlod uu-
til such time aa he could produce receipt from
llls creditor, and, went away threatening to ar-
poal the caso to higher court.
Tha Hn,,nci1. .(1ommift ea or Jrl{,ior., .,o+ l..
, 1874-05-09
4 'tf'1H0fEYsfoN
DR. R, >.'FF7'

ON Tf1ft TnttATh}EMT IN 4
LUNGS AND AlIl-i'AH--- -.
At lhs io;,t..ppt ! viii, it dt.iiiinctl,
torn fnhalatioIJ 1 in6an a tnbtho
ofnda BY 'trtut11na instead Of ir
Of inhaling, tho remedy Ia DR.,
condition Of tncdfcstod air o'
doun tho throat into the
mixture. Tho stomach aud 1us
'neotton, and tfioy Ara In nov
.tfoa to Fooolya mud dispose Of r
Hton1aQh ID NJ cunstrnotcd and,
poso Of aolldA and fluids. but
Alr, gas, or vapQr, This lungs,
u,ed1 for The oIcli,tssn rnropiit
liRht and dolEcato; ttlutr tl1nI
notFve tllelr, coils are huoyant
!e ethhtthc{ gsthor from tho air
4"R < ~ ssns.sI ~ psslltncs II TIM -. !:
two important pFRnnf. cannot
feranps. which must 10 0bsors0t
Ing thut., Il ho rtally would &c
;Dy fghafation, thgn, | moan q
. p1!chblc 10 tho lungs. but not
only q tmethod of trcntmnnt,
which tho lungs can be 70
treatment, roach olftotualty tn
cuttEe Huo0na lining of tho
pntsaEn1p and can Aut upon fhot
BY lnetltGated air. that Me cnn y
and tluihs in lispa3cs OF that ar,
l1htod viii prot]uoa \ nrnafrr nfTc
awstlbHnfl.. II viii All. t,nnr. III,
moro poWerfufIy. 1nnk nj ihs !,
ducpd by fni,nljt1v nrIioIs uns.
this, Most rotltHtfin,i, 1lsnSScs =
liz hIr impr0rnatoa hy, fhs sr,nn
Tie nt,nost,horo ia mni'e fr,1{tfui
case than iii nfl,nr infIuernrs. a
rule, have whpljy tunDroi thIa.
scted as tllot,utl thpra rms f,nt,'
-but f,pe oflst1flni t},rnt,oh wi,ic
fed By medicines, TIcy hayo
tho ini1alnod membrane OF tt,c.
tious, lfor to t,oiiptgrnct tha =.
b!ood by following the cnusso OF
sntidofo through tho aalne chan,
pnterod tho sYeton1. :.
n 6trtytrtr 10 rnfnr11, ,redfonl n,
have sDuRlit to etnyatn info lin Hi
did mt 1cnk 10 founfi a nnw se
provo III practical rosui,g in 4 ID
class of maladies, oontond Tor
YtHIGl1 EEjQClt}4% O{ JN1UlClnBA H.
disease ,9p must. 4priy our 1,luai
that thoy. will uome IN direct &
paris. LII dirpct treatment xppl
TALsed consumption aud Its ao1nn
eurable dischaes. =: =
.Ihern arc variuus 11todea Of adr
yapor, but the easiest md tnoat
hatfr. an Instrument contrivcd b.
tho carly days of my practipn.
holds l llttle nlure than = mint /
pAEEes through 1netal ORD, dom
WhIlo a rubber tuibe with ! Glass +
second oprnlus in Tho Gun in to /
tho ctotie is half Allol With !.
hot a. thu caso req,1irps.. This m
! OF inbaiinE from tfn n,outh.ptec
fhn wInns fI,lo, fhrnitei,> fhe mc,
oaghly isnprcsnafci with Its i
/ Madicated air, and tn this oond
into tho 1unEx, The kind Of mod
| regulates thn effects, and hence,
prpduco anr efTspt lie may desire,
]
, 1874-05-09
THE UNION COLLEGE ALUMNI,

THE UNION COLLEGE ALUMNI.
The sixth annual reunion Of the Union College
Alumni Association Of the Northwest took place
last evening at the fremont House. Among tho
gentlemen preaent on. tho occasion. wero,S. A.
Goodwin. Chicago, class Of '2s !; Henry 8. Ausscr,
Chicago, class OF 81; DR.. s. ". Wilson, Raeino,
class Of SO; Judge John E. Mann, Milwaukee,
olass Of '43; ". H. Wood, Chicago, class Of 44 !;
". H. King. Chicago, IA; n. H. Mcclellan, Gu
lenn, IT !; Edwin p. Smith, Milwaukee, IT the
ney. Clinton lta Locke, eh'eago, 20; 1eresl
Redaeld, '52; DR.. g. @. Miller, '6S; Franc d.
Wilkie, ~; Qharles.L Easton, '83; d. B. John
son, Ut; g: =. Barber st.; 4. W Page, &C.,. 4.
D; Putnam, rs; j.. v. Dennson, ~.
The e. business meeting Of the Aseosiation was
clasa Ok 46, presiding. After the reading OF, tue
minutes. committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Locle, Goodwin, aud Wilhio, waa appointed: to
nominate officers tor the; ensuing year. The
Committee reported the following list, which .waa
PoWors. D. D.; Vico.p Presidents. Judge Mann,
J. ". DenniBon, mud g. L, Barber Treasurer,
Charles L. Eaaton; Com1nittoe Of Arrange
p,enta. Messrs. Redaeld, D, W. Holmes, Page,
Atssf T trsaSactias husinoss, the party
adjourned to, the; Huppor-roona, whero. q
ts&ptea the'lnliest appetisc. ths bal was st
bnAAa VI AAuplt9 AoA D3 +AU'nGEOkAPllbAGN dUQuutU
Hand, Which disooursel swaetly: while. tho, gen
tlomen, ,woro enjoying the luxuries of tbe foast
The party WAS very happy ono, and the evening
Pred rapidly away. - was. nearly: II: o'clock
who occupied tho post Of honor at tho
head OF the table, introduced Mr.. =: B:
Smith, Of Wl4consin, who led OF in avery agreo.
able, ohatty,, and witty speech. He was
followed by DR.. Wilson, 1t Racine, aud
then by Judge Manp,. eaol, Of. whom
was heard with delight by. the guests. Mr.
T. B. Wilkfe presented poem written by Egbort
phaus, Of Joliet. Of the Class OF '56; which WAS
read BY Dr.. Powers. It was Addressed 'Fo m
Obtrusiyo Gray Hair III My, Boarl,"
aud dedicated; to- tllo Alumni Assoola-
tiGn sI'a;to The aS ES9addlng Of, tAls composiMi9n M
powors prefacodit by q highly poetlcal speech
Of hia own.
The party did not break up till q, late. hour,
and the guests departed to their homes tooitnS
that they had onjoyad, w. jolly supper, and a.
exoeedingly good time,
, 1874-05-09

Ho pfS7iaea s to I Daara Sp' y pasIio WofHs
''shnIt not ma!tu improvements ordered unloss
with tho consent Of 9 majority Of property:
ioehofa ihtotoated Nas disoushod, and tic Com
'nittde tinnlIy 'dco|ded to report agalnbt It, It.
ttop tho rcBoiuion dircetihg, tle Board Of Public
Works 'tolioId' d'ao'yorcotitradt1f r61ponhlo for
Tho proper performance Of tho work intrusted to
them. Tho meeting thon adjourned.
, 1874-05-09

THE M40RoSUoF1GAL B6OTETY.
Prior the Fire, the stats Mlorosooploal Society
waa iu fourtshtug condition, numbering large
membership, and exoiting great inteseat. III its
exhibitions. It has been SLOW to repoyer, but
haa finally reorganized, aud held its frat aolen-
tifiu meeting at the Academy Of Science rooms
inst evening. Thoro was fair attendance, and
flno exhibition Of yarioua ourtoslties In minute
nature was shown.
: There we're seven instruments IN tho room,
, 1874-05-09

9Eon " d,1 wtaen asa eomo spec1Al ouri9aity: Mr.
s.nt 49, 49, onatS a. Inn "no nhs vory hlie 11sttu'
.n.;es,a, !,oov, Hafo Holle 1ehlurAni,lo e4.
'"o' fioht' 40 '"o koAfao''o" OF poia1'z"''oh o1
IN fo nna ec o. sn oee q M con- npns
Rings nns made to npnanr. Iir. THOMAS OK
hibltsd somo specimens Of diatoms oollooted 1T
Rigmank LAkc:
1neeo III ahMntealaai feilea o. tne animal
syhich bnt undor H. ,non;fvnt ~ .o,Yar - M'a
microscope appear ns benrtiful oryetalg OF reuu-
1ar shape and anrpassfug bcauty.' A hydra or
natotmsecs WAS sh1wn ny Mf: Fuller. Al
tit H. - s"d ~ 20 ~ s1n na ~ m pp huen
Il appcsred ~ snannaisr a}tnn Vtctor 1Innn.
devil.tlsh, aud similar to It in form and action,
After .somo miuuton had boon nagepd In OK
amininK tho various obiecte. tic HutfetY mbs
chilled 70 order by the President, H. W. Fullar
Esq, and Mr. George II. Higginson delivered an
Interesting essay On afoon-Ifonao Tcass."
describing tho peculisrities OF the rose bug.
THO aonla bug, and the moal bug.
bfr. Il. n. Thompson presented the Society
Bowen d Kont With Bono study lanpH, for
which vofo Of thankH Was extended by tho So
etety,
Tic Society will hold ono mora meeting, On tho
28th prox., boforo its adjournment fer tho s,ln1-
will busy Themselves With tho collection Of
curloaitios in nature, and next winter expect to
add largely 10 tilo lnterost of thoif studies and
to tl1a nun1bor Of their men,borg. It may not bo
remembered TINT fco Of $40 In nll tho exponse
attending membership in thia growing Society.
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HoRrruurruRAr, hasocrArrow.
4 nnmhor ~ osntl.ran lntarostad T., t1,e
.4....,,.1 ~ w.
te'o,ms'loh 'I 81 nolsloulsutal association az.
sembled yoaterday afternoon In tile art-han Of
the Exposition Building to talk tho matter ovur.
snd, II possible organize, The fire, which
erased 10. rnauy valuable institutions, blotted
ons ol existence tne coo9 county Agricultural
and horticultural Society, and ono OF tho un-
happy roBults Of that catastrophe Inns been
deplorablo inactivity In horticultural r,urBuffn
.yer .;,co pcsas s+;, h,on,. 1,,,t ~, r,..t,.
na,,ae IN tho;r nrre rnaHch ad1ero Ivpl0 .hnn,
Evan mr. r. @ soammnn hnn cnnsnd to to Sum wnar aowor %
n ;a Ffnrstx na ~ semSSr+a mJaa .,