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, 1874-05-16

ak)en extend far enough to prcvont tho wheels
ftatling through in case they run OF tno.
trRok. Cars can. he swltchod from one attoet
ettalmoi without danger Tho track 'tv'., bo.
lug iornn, could not darkon tAo stroot Or *bo.:
conn obHtruotod by SNOW Cara could run mp
one p!ao md town the other, or ont ono street
and In another, Tho cost not very much moro
thau the pioaent surface atrect.railuays,: NJ
Iron much, lighter could be. used,. aud repair
would seldom 6o necessary. Telagrari..potca aud
lamp.l'ohts woi,id bo 1olio aISay with, as theao
aurporta could bo rsoa: for, thoao purposes; tile
rialty 1ossono1, bosdes tho cars would run nor
fecty smooth, the ongino taking tho jar, should
lllerb be any. This IL my Idea in rough; not
wishing to trospase too mitch, have hesn d.
short as possible. Very truly yourp, : = i
CN1pAuo, May II. 187&.
, 1874-05-16

< -.....:. The Tivoli; Carbon '',H
Viii resire reports Of each innings Of the naas Bali
match; to-lay. PARKER l. JooHEM.
, 1874-05-16

deHcene sworo. out warrant yentorslay before
aod i"m VnYH1n 1G1n 9ne hs 9En
NiieS rostdes at ass Y|ctoria aliey md % yostorlay
"a llo waa passing along tho alloy Niloy without
1unt;caaHo CT nroyothelon set apon him with
hugo bowie knife. mud attempted; to 'nsrye him
INTO mlnce meat. He WAS arroatod, aud will have
=. clfnoe to explain Ills coh1uot to-day.
Julia veniso. Of No. 50 Oathorluo ntroot, 'uvoro
Ont . warrant yesterday against Armand. Lo
lor hotae. It soe1nH that sho wanted to p,it
half dozen lo1Rora In .the id6fondant's room>
H. obiectod.; sho ,4insIstod. lilo packed his
- duqs " With tho intention Of leavinR. Whom
ond of u and he the other; aho held on longest,
and retalnod tile trunk. 10th started for Justice
Hal1oa sho to arrest La Grands fol 17hnt she
called assault and battery |, no for writ Of ro-
aixas So IT, t W.T. ap I 9 s sarsa
tho warrant, and gave bail in $500 for ILLS ap-
poaranoe. on tho .20th. inst ;BAo will appear on
the lame ,dkY to anaHor to tile writ OF repleyy.
.t tA1t. A. shoibol, WHO iiyos On Tronty SECOND
strodti camo noar: being murdered in bis bod
about o.. o'clock Thursday morning. Ho waH
burRlars. one Of whom, revolver. In hand, ahid !:
"Kepp still, or TIL blow your brains out r.; Tie
man tired - ho okc-'lnintontlonally, In nll
probability hitting Nfr. bhoibe' aquaroly IN tho
forehead T., Fortunately the glanced npwHfa ara
burglars then r1ado tholr osoape.
Thursday, at Il ., nj, gang q lialf-grown
boyslbroke into tho basemont' Of tho ho,1aa No.
1856 Mohawk; street, aud ransackod the place,
,oyerturninE boda, oto., broke opon the bureau,
ono gents :broaduloth coat, one gout's~ droaa
pAntt, Quo youths broadoloth coat, u box con-
tanning slot Of 1swolry, aud q wallet containing
papefB*.., ;. ~,, -: So -,i
= Caroline Riohings-Bornard awoks ,yester1ay
, 1874-05-16

"a pargains In Pianos. =. ..
few good seyen-octaye rosewood pianos, at prices
from $500 to 5000. - '''''
Rood'a Temple Of Musio. corner Dearborn and Van
, Buren, streets. > j. 49,.
, 1874-05-16

4TODKHOLDE,Ra, MEETING. a..
Notice hereby x4eu that tho annual peettng Of tho
sookholdGfs ct thu oRieago Bouth Branch Dock Com.
10 held At the oaes of aald Company ta5 Wabash.
In the City Of Chicago, At 10 Wednesday, June
3, 4. D. 1874. e. q. MAH0N,
, 1874-05-16
OFFICE CHICAGO: ROCK: ISLAND &; PA.
IS; CIEIC RAILROAD, COMPANY.

-, :, = -. IdI9
The annual meeting Of tho Htookhodess Of tho Chicago
RooA iand Pacific Rslroad Company for thu election
Of DssoIs to law, and tho Of such
other rbualness may botoTa the, will ba hold
tho ooe OF the Company, In the city os Chicago,
Wednesday. tho third dsy Of Juno no1t Ut II o'clock
NJ +. a. 1ows, soorot.ts: 1oaS H. TRACY ffs4lo'n''
, 1874-05-16

Some ttmo ago, AID. Jouos Of the Twentieth
Ward, donated 1900 pqundB Of crackers to tho
Buhforera by tho Southern floods. Yesterday hc
roceivod the following letter Of aoknovlcd Co.
ment;f1oni thp Mayor Of New Orleanss =.
, 1874-03-28


The fourth quarterly meeting OF tho North
western Branch of tho Womau's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society was hold In tho leoture-ro Of
tho Methollss Church Block, corner OF Clark
and Washington Btroets, yestorday AFTERNOON.
Thoro were about fifty ladioa prasont, and. pre-
yloua to being called to order, they sang hymn.
Ono Of tho Vice-prasidents, Mrs. 4. e. Mar
oey, Of Evanston, presided.
On motion. Mrs. Willard waa appointed Score
Tbs report o, the Treasurer. Mrs. II. T. Queal.
Which, with easl on hand at tho e,Id Of the third
quarter. made a0,B81.44; disbursements. 90,
G51 20 balance on land, 84,290.10.
Mrs. Willing, from tl.e Medical Committee,
reported tllat lio medical .1niAsonnrioa wore cd
ucatng at preAent, aud that tho funds recelvod
vera retained n tl.o lopo that the hoalth Of tho
student, Miss Cobb would 10 restored.
Tho delegates' from tho different conforeucea
to tue a1lnual meeting were then requested to
como 70 tue seeretarya desk md rog'$ er tllor
duced to one another. All tho oouforencos OK
copt one Wero represented.
Mrs, DR.. Wood then gavo an account Of mtH-
aionary work in Paraguay. South Amersqa, say-
lng tlat there waA good tlola, aa tl!e people
With from tie priests, but 1t wns now almost
plaiu aaling and fathers who were bittor against
the missionaries two yoars ago NOW aont thoir
ohildron 70 thom, requesting that they be 0du-
oatod as THO former thought fit. It was thought
It an orplanage wore established ut noHario,
hundreds Of youth could bo gatlerod In and
taught to spread tho gospel among tho natives,
Two young lndieH had recently gone thare, alll
great good was expected to result through their
efforts.
> 4 letter was road from Alian Garter, mission
ary ID tho City Ut Mox!co, who reported that
twenty ohildron attended her school, and that
their paronta weEo 1rioudly, and wore, douhtlesB,
influenced BY their little onoH
E1s. Willing &tatsa that Mra. Dc Paw, o3 Now
, 1874-03-28
THE CITY HALL.


Tho City Collector yestcrilay took In $4,000 for
taxes, oto.
The Comptroller paid $165,00o Of temporary
loans and past-due olaima yesterday.
Tho Collector OF tho Board OF Public Works
took in 81 $40 for wator-ronta yeatorday, aud
$50 from miscellaneous sources.
Tho Board Of Public Works paid a visit to the
now Flrat Precinct polioo.statlon yesterday, aud,
after Inspecting tho building, Expressed their
autlre satisfaction with the work.
Thp Mayor received tho resignation Of Mr,
James ". sheahAn. momber OF the board OF
Directors OF tho Public Library, yesterday. and
signiaad bis intention OF appointing Mr. ". J..
Onalan to I'LL tho vacancy.
City Attorney JanaieHon gave an opinion yos-
tertlay to the Board Of Health on tho validity OF
tue soayengor contract with Atex. Bell.
Tha question asked waa wllether the co1israot
was Invalid, OWING to Its bolng for three yeaIH.
hlr. Jam!eson statol that 1t was not invalid for
that raasnn, adding that tho Corporation ool1n-
sol diHBoutol.
AID. D.1on having asked tao opinion Of tho
Corporation Counsel upon the Qussuon' Of shjs
, 1874-03-28

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Dirantora Of TIM Ho15iera' Hornn ,uns hn1a At Nm
eoo u.1>oet, o,,on,,o ,,ostora,, .ttnr,,,ar VIII
oSv n"''oa "'onaa 51e1stu"5 as"os''oon' "uao
waiting fof 6ninclont hunoor OF Hembefa TO
form quorum, pleasant aud gossipy lotter waa
read from Mrs. g. 8. williamson the former seo-
ratarv now nt ArIinpton. N. T.. whtch aho do-
aa.,t,as ~, ho;,,o Il, H. h.,,,uoa5. ao,,o,, ,1oo
ao'tp'e 20 Duus - Wv ao'a" ,o9 ~,
from NO" 1ofR ClE9' nno hopos TO V'alt Tue
Homo noxt fall.
Tho meeling bolng called to order by DR.. Ham-
III. tho minutes Of tho last meeting wcre road.
h'. 80 can r,,,i,. uh,sa oan,a l., T.;t,, saose1
na un1 a' ~ asI ts .,n .o oana" VIZ eesHs
a bonoat. a' '1' 4A''' 'n'' "'-o 1'A'A0 1o4 tAo4s
Tia 1,,,ertotondont,a ronort firm, N. ao,t ~
January "a data, VIVA rcad M fnIjnva, fnratos
raman;n@ H. H. Hcno ~ 10 Iast ro,ort 81 a
m;stnd s,gce d isnhnr@aa ' 81. pn, ,1roaa,st a.
II. nun,l,or baneatad dmr,n@ voar III III" sAo'oA''
Tho 'Israasnror'a ranort ai,6wod
n,,s . .a,s saaa ,,a, 'opo.s so.,, '"o"'a
ts"na as' nrnxtur. ''''''''ss 'A'Ao
IN ,ar,ssa p f,nn3- ,,.tsTast m eta ooo ooo IN
70 st. Il. Marrsman, Interest on $25,v95
To L. L. Groanlsat, account Of iutareat,,,, $4,000
Total o3l. 40
a13.1A
pa,auc, m b,r,, .............l... q, M7 ~
1ntten ,raa ra.S 49,. ~. - t. e''
q '1ssoi ~ maa aeaH run # y. .. yohas, Dur
hos a ~. sonn a. ns ono ~;
tlon W ta'se4 'lpM ?Auu I1 pooo' HIS 1ePort
1e was aiao feao, sdhoTang onaer treatmons since
aags sp'n1s, III 40 a a.SsnalfGa; ahoa1 Sato. u
altS, n!ane topo5sea tnnt mrs: Andfewa ana
, 1874-03-28


The men,bera Of tho Third Unitarian Church
m. ]. Savage, pastor) will shortly present tho
"pilgrim's Progress " IN tabloau form, duo no.
tlce Of which will appear in tho papors.
A number OF citizens Of tho gtxteentA Ward
are out in letter inviting Aid, Stout, who votod
for Dixon for President Of the Council, to ap-
pear ut xnoeting, to 10 held this eyenlng IN
Folz' Hall, and explain his conduct.
The Darbers' Benevolent Association will givo
q ball at Crows Hall, Nos. 515 and 517 West
Madison street, Monday eEonIng, that day being
tho anniversary OF the ratification OF the Eff
teauth Amendment to the CONSTITUTION. a very
pleasant time is expected.
The Rev. Z. r. johnson, missionary for
twolye years in India, will speak on missionary
effort and tho religious aspects Of things in that
country, at tho Reunion Presbyterian Church,
on West Fourteenth street. noar Ihroop, Sunday
morning. Mr.. JolnBou's adtseRH is eloquent,
and full Of now factB in roforopco to tho various
hear him.
An important nneoting OF Wost Side ball-play-
ors and frienda Of tho game will be held this
evening III tho gontlomen'a paror, Stanley Hull,
oornor at Lake aud paullna streets. The mech
ing Ia called In tho interest Of the Liberty Club,
aud a fall attendance Of players iB desired.
A public meeting OF tho Advocates Of Justice
Excolaior Lodge, ut Excelsior Hall, No. il South
unlgtnd atreot. There will DO music, short
speeches, etc. At tho close Of tho public exor-
discs the lodge will go into secret sosaion, All
members Of tho Order, or pcraonB desiring to
JON, aro invited to be present.
Tho Young Mems Christian Association vii!
hold tior young tnen'a prayer meeting for tho
first time in their now building, No. 148 dadi-
sou street, this ayouiug, conducted bv ], N. Grit
tenton. Tho Gospe'-meeting Sunday eyouing
vii vii bo opoa SsaS's on and q sftor Il Mousy l'
Thotwcnty-sixth anniversary OF modern Spirit
ualsm, dating f1om the rappine development ut
Hydesville, n. y, will be celebrated Ut Union
llall, CORNER Of Monloe aud 0!9rls atraets, Tues,
day evening. There will 10 Il conference aud
short speeches IN tho afternoon and In the eyoll-
Ing, an oration by Moses Hull, on "rho Mission
>of hplritualisn,. Thoro viii aIuo DO gwen, Ii,
this evening, m exhibition OF alleged spirit.
power !n tho handling OF lire, by . Indy medium,
, 1874-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS,
TlttE tAia11Ifxr

It would be absurd to speak of tho performs
anca Of tho bohemian Girl" Al given by the
Oates 0pora Company laat night as in euy sensa
musical production. It s ouly axculahlo iu
tho toartA Of anything bottor, and could be el,-
toyod for ita occasional auggastlona Of music
rather than from any unity Of singing or acttng,
and yet the audlenoa were we'll pleased aud
acknowledged their pleasure by frequent
applause.
THIS opera, which ia familiar to all, Ia perhaps
TIN most popular Of my. It abouads u sEaAt
, 1874-03-28
cenaalsa.ion with me- m! he, ko mynct, consi1ored
lilo injury to tito skull Tho mot important,
ncpnri;r-llnw did you ltBcover tllat thoro really

llcpurltr-llnw did sou 1tBcoVor thai tlaoro realiy
VIVA : fraoturo Of tho hir-)nlttf
DR., KcnMard-Dr. uallinor npticed 1t, md we found
turu VIA reo-g lrsora uf an inot ahartonag os tho
could hear tho eroiltatlon OF cracking II tho BONA.
account for tho afaece Of lln ~ tons III tle frat
easa fron1 tn lnlacllu Of tito Fragments NJ we t}l II,
ono bono hciE driven Into another. Mr. Baldwin was
nnriouA to rst r to oheago Al hla aerylcbs
auiru1 there hy ths Conlmuy, and in ordor that ho
might he safely transported thore colhonte to n1
ply plastor 1t Paris banslage wltcl wsa tsoo by Dr..
1lico, and 1nyFnif.
Kepnrfor-Wliat nro YOU going to do about it7
Dr. Hcnhnrd-Wc decline to tAko my notice Of tho
ariirlca. until wo know certainly that tho surgeons
have roal!y Expressed tho ortnfona attributed to them.
]nt wo Will Etyo full md dptai'ed report Of tho cAao
to Tho Mcdical Society," au II necessary, will bring
T. p n the National Assocation which meets in Do
1'eportcr-Do you want to sny anything about It,
Dr.. Hammer?
Dr.. untnmnr-1 consider It bcno-c-ath my dignity
70 ahswcr such acMrtious article. Until know that
pr: CUM and Dr.. jackson expressed such opjnioru
VIII abstain from saying word. But oof 1t tursa
out that thoy did mako such Statements, viii not Walt
e Rivo 'an' e proper eurg!cal lectures. land Dr..
Hummer shook hih head sian{noantly.1
Dr. hounard--l wish you would just say lhis, tint
after tho dastarIly attack on Dr.. johnson by tho
I1nits It, Louis physolana arn no! willing to pfaco
mich c-adcnco LII repnrta which appear In That jour-
nn nnd thut wo fecl fully convinced Of tho fheofsy
and rascality Of lis editor.
And yet Dir. Baldwin, notwithstanding his hin
bono "f8 brokau," ia ahlo to get around nj wolt
AZ ever; and he is certainly a worry fortunate man
to have skull that can be Gruallod III Inn incl
and hall, and will spring buck and knit to-
gother by ''intention."
, 1874-03-28

The browning event Of tho year to the Junior
claas OF eaol college, IL generally itu annual OK
hlhltion. That Of tho Junior olasa OF tho North
western University occurred ut the Methodist
ohuroh Thursday oyonlng, largo audience
being ip attendance. 4 novelty in such outer
tan1nents waa introduced on account OF tue ro-
lg1ons lntorest now generally prevailing
throuahout tha studani community. vlaioh con.
, 1874-03-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


: PROF. SWINGS NEW DHUEUE.
Txa cuntonnntatet1 mforntion of prof.. Swing
49,, IL. .n.s.., sea,..i. ,,~ashv.
,som nls pteseot paa1ofa9o os tne roussn .a.aus
tes1an uhuich ITO grecner ho'ds ano paetaros
nov" haa beon prolific source of comment
among tho mombors of lin congregation, and
nnsm,or. ~ tho 1routv,nr;an corn,nunity In
] ,,,.....',s.
onlcaso eoherallY' ....
Dn. 1sHAaf,
who profassoa surgery md medicine, Inns nlBo
pl,losonl,tcal outlook for tic welfare Of hB i'm
n,ot,a, t,n,t ,r;, !, q ,rou,nont m,mter of Prot,
t"t pA4s' "Aa .s m,a naa,n. yo. wa}tcd
SWINGS congregation Iho Doctof "as ""'ssa ~
upon by d TR1nuNE reporter Inst o7ohlhs' 1os
thu urpoeo OF being subjected to tho ordeal OF
mn interview on tho subioot In question. Tie
,,., ~ ,,,o,,;n, i,ron IT. = vorv handsomo eli-
Ha" ~. ". ,la Mnrt so ~ a9t Dnnrhorn Atroct
IT, ,ua. ~ tuu h;.eo,,f u .4hn rnynl cao
th;,sd MMs .,a., i,tnr,,tod hv tho usary of
thn r,oao rha to3tnw;nr IN tho result Of tho
n,n.,.;,,m ~ 17you,o,ie,,ian md Journalism
Aget'lle " I1ol'ap!''ra > or.y ~ i1iul,rh vo,,r
, 1874-03-28
LOCAL LETTERS.
PAVING INDIANA RTREEr.

lH11EANh
1b tho Fdftor Of Thc EhtcaGo Tribune:
Sin. Whom child Ia hurt Il aooks rotreHa Of
its mother when an aault, ii appeals to tho
press.
sotne tlno ago was asked Tor my signature to
n ren,onstra,lco against paving Iudaua stfoot,
botwoon Roboy and Hoyno. Tho boaror was d
poor man with his lot not wholly paid for; most
Of tho owrcra wore In like pcrdtcsmont, thoro
woro only twenty-five houses on The block, aftor
tl,as nothing but an Alderman who lived thore
loBirod tho atroot paved. Tho ordinance passed.
nt cot1rHo In favor OF tho moas1lro Ronts hayo
zooto, the panto, have ono after apothor struck
tho middle class but Collectors are rampant,
and Ansoasors vote themselves additional thou
nands, whlo we must submit. Dat aay \ word In
our favor, Mr.. Editor, especially for thoae taxed
without representation, OF which nm one.
, 1874-03-28

TO tAs Editor u 1'as chicago Tttoans:
Bin: Cau you inform mo, through your Jour-
mi, It thoro aro nny cricket clubs forming this
seabon On tho soutl, side, - have ivo young
mon wanting to, join in ono. and now would 30
tho proper time to commence praoticing. We
ought to mustor good eleven and bo able tl,ta
year to give st. Louis and others d warm rocep-
tion, ans not let thcm carry off tho 1aurels this
soaann m lnat, and, tho only way to do that IL to
practice. From whit saw last year, ne have
tho men,
ellnll DO glad to hear from any ono, either
through tho columns OF TIE TRIBUNE or other
wise, In regard to tho above mattor. Yours
truly, WtcKET-KEEpEH.
, 1874-03-28

Albenv Ind, had glvon 81 200 toward oatnblisli-
ilg q naiason IN Japnt1. but . missionary l,ad not
yot boom Boocted.
4 number Of lottors from foreign missionaries
woro rant. showing Tint Homo nrogross had boo,,
1natlo In spronilns the Gospel, aflor which tho
1naoting adjourned.
, 1874-03-28
LY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MARCH a. 1874


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NsrIo,, rnyo au t o',ininn tint The oriy provision
IN In cnrtnr 1va1 ti,at lin Gnmmittnos sholl In
ant,ntntoi nn thn oaaomhitn,, NJ tho Council In
Dnoouhor. But GounnIl pulo No, u, declared
II,nt lin oomm,ttooa al,nnit bo au1oiutcil auu1-
nly honco. tln|oas to Gnunoi nliuuld nltor that
1'ia nix I In iroAa,,t .o of thn no,,,,ui could not
ol,allpo tho Committooa.
Ing 10y in yostofaY, mas nron'nn n,or ~
ts oi.'n;nio ar' ,vi,o 1,a, aas"mh,ot to
wiinoas tho trlas of tho ohomicM Are-cnglnes. Tho
tral ahtoa from o'olock until Q, but neither GIG
frn %n nu Matof o1's n ,nc1na"m NJ
to tho MARTA nf si,a onrinca. frbo roaults woro
notod by Assistant ro-a1arnhal Swoony mud
Alb STONE, nnd after arranging them III pfonof
Iofn iof comparison, mo oonnssoa t NY W iMs ~"
thrcc' 1,hn naIeocl, In a,n;ncr and In Drakn
engines were the ones reprosoutod.
Tho inquest on tho body OF Jamos Mcclure
WAS continued yesterday at tho County Hospital
Tho only important testimony waa that of John
E. Qninn, boardor at the Holt House. He tos-
nlea TO ri Mc9aniIos coming 70 tue honae on tn9
ignt u ~: Iatsck pay, 10 ha cona.iuhs as'a
@ ~ n.h mytso1S iansa., " 1,1s aasal."1. a.
WIS only csorroborativo. Tic jury returned q YER
by a .eat 70 Of I'm
iuries to tIo scrot1m. and }ts contonts. reeoivsd
On tho night of March n. and Hint ths in iI1rfos
were inflicted BY Thomas 1tangau. during
fight which occurred on tho protnlses No. 103
Crosby street.
NIL. punh1o !I BUILDINGS: 1s't.s,,
The Committee OH Public buildings met Ycs-
terdhy Afternoon. presont: Aus. Al. - balloy.
v fndo"a Sa ard othnra aanp thc ramovai ~ ~ thc
nonrts ant1 nitv nIi1cna e tne Tonorn Bloc!; wna
tnkot IN. Gon: MnArthpr. Postmaster and
, 1874-03-28


The st. Louia Democrat publishes IN opinion
by prominent Chicago lawyer uH to the mean.
Ing OF tic word "shyHtor." It is the deposition
Of Mr. Thomas Dent, takon in suit by q St.
Louis lawyer against the Republican for calling
him shyster. Mr. Don't Says:
Bhyster in torn OF reproach applied to such law
yors, pegsons assuming to bo lawyers, were sup-
poscd to resort mainly to te police courts aud ags
trates' Offices to Hecuro the escnpo or acquttal by
sharp or law practicc Of criminals parsons held
under arrest. The first recollection have Of tlc
word Is that It waa used In shs Chicago Democrat
uleu under tho editorial control of Johl Wcntworh
Of this city. Its application, when ,tsed,
10 derogato and bring into diaroputo suob par-
aonB US, without the Of legal learning or profea-
eional ability, prevented tho holding rtral The
conviction OF porsous accused Of offenses either
sganst the laws ef tho State Or Tho e,sy ordinnnces
Of 1t In tho Democrat within my recollection,
but II has always hoe used ss term OF reproaci and
az indicating olo whose pr9clces wern not only nu-
Pspfessioua ut least degrading to tho profession,
hdt also dtsgracefuI. The great ocourrenoy Of tho
word Inns left ]ts application here noay to porsons
freq.entlng the police courts. eto.
It appears that tue term la 80 commonly applied
to at. Louis lawyers al to have no special mean-
ing, and 1t was necessary to send to Chicago for D
definition,
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
Marriages.

In South Kent, Oct. Fist, at the resi- dence of the brides parents, by the Rev. MT. Barclay, MT Chester B. Whittlesey and Miss Abbie K. Streight, daughter of Henry Streight Esq.
 At West Cornwall, Oct. 18th, by Rev. Samuel Scoville of Norwich, N. T., F. H. Wickwire and Belle M Rogers, both of Cornwall.
 In Rutland, 'Vt., in the Episcopal church. Oct. 2lst. E. Harrison Sanford of New York city, and Miss Mary W. daugh- ter of John M. Baxter Esq, of Rutland.
 In St. Joseph's church, Winsted, Oct 18th, by the Rev. Fra Leo, Charles A. FL ty and Miss Ellen McKenna.
 In the Cong. church, Salisbury, Oct. 21st. by Rev. Dr. Reid, Edward H. Jones and Julia l.. Wells, both of Lakeville.
 At Burrville. Oct. 21st, George A. Burr of Torringford and Minnie A.. daughter of Matthew A. Grant, of Burrvilfe.
 At Winsted, Oct. 14th, at the residence of George B. Owen, Stanley R. Woodruff. of Winsted, and Emile L. Masters, of
 In St. Francis (B. O. church, wolcott- vile, Oct. 2Oth, by the Rev. Father Isaiah, Maurice H. Cook and Miss Mag gie E. Doyl. = +5 =
 At Lakeville. Oct. 14th, by Rev. Wm. Stevens, Mir. D. Walter of Plainfeld, N. J., and Miss Caroline Chapman of Lime Rock, Ct.
 In Salisbury. Oct. 21st, at the Congre- gational Church, by the ReY. Dr. Reed, MT. Edward H. Jones and Miss Julia l.. Wells, all of Salisbury.
 On Yelping Hill, at the residence of the brides parents, Oct. 10th, by Rev. MT. Brush, Mir George Howe and Miss Emma Sterling, both of Yelping Hill.
 At Trinity Church, Wolcottville, Oct. 2lst. by the Rev. H. B. Ellsworth, Thom- as G. Nichols of New York and Miss Ella s., youngest daughter of Lyman w. Coe of Wolcottville.
 At the Congregational parsonage. in Wolcottville, Oct. 21st, by Rev. Dr. Per rin, George Capel of Wolcottville and Martha Wilson of Harwinton.
 In Bethlehem, Oct. 14th, at the resi- dence of the brides parents, by the Rev T. N. Laine, Mir Arthur D. Warner of Cornwall and Miss Julia J, youngest daughter of Lewis G Sherman of Bethle, hem
 At the Congregational parsonage in Southbury, Oct 20th, by Rev J Hartwell, Franklin N Potter of Waterbury and Miss Anna F Castle of Roxbury
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
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Mir. John DOOley, while driving load ed cart, fell beneath the wheel which pas sed over his body, broke his leg above his knee, and otherwise bruised him bad ly.
 -Lucius Ives has had peaches in abun- dance grown upon his premises. On Tuesday evening last, by invitation, his friends from Roxbury, Woodbury and Southbury, met at his new house in which the floors had just been laid, and were served to all the peaches and oysters that they desired. The Woodbury Band was present and, as might have been expected, they made rather lively time upon the new floor. But we think Mir. Ives and family enjoyed all and especially the net proceeds which we understand counted S7O. We wish it had been twice that sum and more; so that the loss of Mir. Ives house by fire more than one year since could be made up to him.
 We have to chronicle five marriages during the month of October. You have heretofore published the two first: Geo. Garlic and Sarah Edwards, and of Henry Bradley and Alice Burritt on the 7th; on the 2lst Noble Davenport and Katie Barnes. and Franklin N. Potter of Water. bury, and Polly Castle were married: also on the 26th. George Buckingham and Jen. nis Prindle. With regard to MT. and Mrs. Bradley. I will here remark that Mir. Bradley is the leader of the choir in the Congregational church and Mrs. Bradley is Organist. They have not as yet return. cd from their wedding tour, but when they do, no doubt they will be surprised to find their rooms furnished with beau. dfnl set of furniture, wedding present from their friends in tho Congregations church.
 fhere is much grumbling about oul present mail arrangements. The old slow stage horses in time past accommo dated us better than Shepaug steam doe. h0w. Aa'-zs szatet k aof
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