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rstes. would snf,eo: Ths people wors slmos,
unanimously favorable.
ar 8. y: Chsuo urged apsady eotton IN tho
matter. Tho largo a1tcnt Of tho town wns not a
SERIOUS objection, - tho houses were at oumpetl
togethor In naveral localitles. Tin prolock
lookoi large, btlt wns not really 10 e92 100 had
boon ratsod IN Tho town during tl,s past yoar for
BpcciAf asacsemrpta. Tbs into.eat on lilo water
dobt uoud 10 losa than Ito Iiuooln Tark tax for
last year.
Mr. j.. D. Owen gave some stnttetlca in reEstd
to tho Evanston Mnrka. I1sy had boon Ia on.
grafton for nersn month"; and gave sattnfaeuoi,.
Tho cost or running WAS only *2D por day, an1
tho fnol requirsd, only half a ton OF soft coal
screenings. I'l.o wllols exp0nho for last year
WAS o. 800; a10s.oo had given that town ovos
miles Of pipe.
Tho report WAS hold over for consideration
At u Hpooial. mntsing Monday noxt, Mr.. o. Ii.
Cram bninG adletl to tho Committee.
Tho Tronanref's report Of Lincoln Park for
tho your onltug April l. 1ST5 WAS received.
committee vaH instructed to look Into tho
condition OF tho Fullerton avenue conduit.
4 resolution was passed that all rlaIH, mnps,
otc., must 10 approved by tho 13oarll before
their registry In Tho 1lceorlera ofl}ca shall be
valid.
John Doringor'e petition for a anloon.lcen.e
Senator Robinson.
petition Of William McS1auus to bo ap-
pointed policeman waa lnid over.
Tho Board adjourned to May24.
, 1875-05-19
CANADA.
Funcrnl OF st,c t4ntN NI.lcrltcntnnt-GOvs.
crnOr Crawford OF tho Province OF

fnncrnl OF st,c E4ntO OI.lcr,tcntnnt-Gov.
crnOr Crawford OF tho Province OF
Ontario.
Spsciat Di.naich to Ths Chfeaaa Tribune,
TORONTO. Ont, May 18.-Tho funoral Of tho
late LfentcnaurGoyofnor OF ttlla province,
Which took place this afternoon, was on a scaio
uncqualcd In tho history Of this province. Tho
remains wero lying In ntAte from IN early hour
In the morning iii / p. M, mud MORO visltod By
City: but from distant PORTIONS Of tho province.
At o'clock .. NJ. nil business in tho city waa
suspended and King mud Parliament etrcets,
through which tho costcgo waa to pass. wete
h9onssd Mans on either IL ts ao BY taous.nds of
buildings were draped In mourning. 1t Is con-
ildantlr believed that not losa than &C, 600 o.
Cp,0o0 pconie Witnessed tho passing OF tho pro-
ceSaion' Which waa fully miles IN Iongth. At 2
toHcr began TO toll. At 800 II. nj. Tho cnstcge
began TO iuovo from tho Government IIo,,se,
corner Of s'ncoo and King strcots, In noarly the
eaTo order as Indicated previously. Tho heareo
IN black vclye.. II reached IS. James Cathedral
ABOUT ! p. ~, where service was conducted
by tho Worry 1:ov. Dean Grassett, aHs!stsi bv
Canon baldwin. During tie service tho process
sion AZ brought to halt aud onlv small pro-
poftion Or those on foot entered tho Cathedral
with tho mourners. At the cto-o of the Berrico
somo appropriate. Eoleuln muBic WAS rendered
by the peal OF bells In 1T. James Cathedral.
Tho oortcgo thcn passol on ita way to st. James
uometery, whcre tho ROMANS weso depoalted In
the vault.
HuudsctH Of people from distance camo to tho
city to rartacipatc. including the greater portion
OF the prominent public mon. Tho day was
agreeable, and the suspension Of buainoss rem
dorsd tho 6olon,uity OF lie occasion more I'M
rreasiyo.
;, Tue publIcnro nowlso disappointed Ut tho1ou
senator George Dro1na declining tho preferred
1IeutonaL t-GeneraIship. which liz did most era-
ciously. At the time nr writing 1t IL not dofutto-
" known who Lionscuant-C CoYerlor Crawford's
successor will he. Tho lion. Mr. Cartr;shts
name is nnw added to tho probable ones. It will
bo de1ullcly kpuwn tu-tnUrrow,
, 1875-05-19

AwaEe, no doubt fh4t tp QrsKtsou Of settlement b,
M1yor, Comptroller, and 0orror1tton Connss, il bav
ing been referred to them BY order of Tho Common
tonas conttFsnss o. w. snhjecs u. beon =.
Respectfully, r. LJLz Di1kr7,
Corporation Counsel.
.AInKAMANru ortN1oNH.
What tsw Altlc1manIu opiulons TINT vers tree,
" c1Prcnscd around tho Cty-1!a1l yesterday tt
regard to tho action Of tho Couno!t At Iau 1asl
rntotlnE woro vor5 dorogatofJ to that body In.
attempt 10 carry tho act Of Isis tn tho fali ii
looked upon IS hollow mookery by nsarly all
tho moro senstb!e Aldermen. Tho throatenol
abolition Of tlte Police Board ass1lnica tlarAor
dnses eS. a, sGs see s;9rn VII no burst Sspsei
holds an amportant opinion In regard to tho snl,-
jecs W JudRo Dlckoy, bnt, for wllat reason
cannos be- aaccrsatueti. Tho legal adyfHers
o. o. mo eity aro hHsily engaged In drafting
Friday. Fras'ls Adams il preparing what ho
consldera etunhing arg,lu,ont, anil Ia at tha
eaiae tafno PREF airing anaWerH to many OF tho
questions tlled by tho Citizons' Association.
Ihoy hayo become Tired Of having special meet
uaI!as!c reportors, who aro SO pro,,o to publish
n!l tlioir eiy speeches aud thoughts. Appoar-
aneoe Indicated that n niseting was in l'roxrc4s
FcateEAhy afternoon. 1t HOMO place distant from
u tho city.iia!l but whoro ii vas could not
be escopted Of tat 90 tIster%.uc:i m s'' sas 40:
81 otlleaa a. passed. tho declaration of tho rotc
IN si!to Of tho injunction, moro than cno Of tho
twenty-five liavo nlroadr quit tho ring. but oat OF
pure lluek only will rofliso to back down from
their present positior. Ono of these mombcie
tlns already bocn os.tse:soh, and nnuthor may
o1Aeet olntar fate, 40 reward for hin con-
snfsat1s0 conduct it recout Becret conelav1s.
shouIa Judge Williams aoo 1T to punish them
HaverolY Tor conte1npt. thor will DO c0mpIokely
, 1875-05-19
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

| Tho workers in tho temperance esuse have
ccnae tiei1 vista to tho Jail for Homo reason @,
] another.
Tho appointment ot George yocke and c. d,
Dean, n Court 1:al;Ts, vas yesterday revoked
b. tho <;hon1. Their succsssors Lavo not boeu
named.
John Drenn1n. Of tho Twentieth Ward, was
| 1catcr1ay GprointcA naslstnos watchmAn at the
Jail. rten Cilscrs Oicson, wl!o rosigued 4 foN
days s5o.
Tho work on tho Coax County atlas Ia pro-
EEsaHin9 satisfactorily. So far, twoniy-tlrec
days bayo bacn ti'eu to work. OIL tho Town oi
Eranstor., which IL Mok yet completed. It |.
oatl'natc1 that 1t will ta4o two years to complete
tho work.
CommtsBIonar Qno.,thor Ia still ouits Ill, Com
missioner Dasao Visited him Yesterday, notl
found linn wocac HAT, !io Ind boou for several
lnya. IT,. II suffering from inflammation OF ths
boweg, nnfl his condition ID such AZ to oroato q
great deal Of aolscltude.
Tho Committee on Fub.is Services Of tho
County Commissioners held n Gss9tjnx yoHtorlay
Afternoon 10 arrange for advertising for pro-
pohal" for furnishing county supplies. Tho ad.
printed in thu daily papers Of tho city.
Tho no. Grand Jury WAS tho subject for dis.
cuhsIon among officials tlIlrius tho day. E1ce,,-
ton Nas takan to tho daring. and several OF
jet to tho n4annor Of drawing new In vogue
ami will doubtless mako sou1o changes in Ihpt
tlireotion. Several could not ll,,tlurstand how It
uaa thRt all tho na'noa rn.Gcsto h7 Conmssion-
nrJoaea wcsa diaA1i, uueas Il WAS OH account Of
their color.
Tao rural membosa OF TIC County Board are
Apprahensiso t'l,t ,ile clt,.1'l OF EraBsboppors
drifting cast will reaeh tlie:r GslIa. Tho city
1eHtnbcis contole them. hownrsr. NTH relnctfono
uron Tho imrohalb.sisy OF tho dread doatroyera
erossns tho Nnsisalppi liver. They argus That
tns only way the: can ronch 1iinoia is by wny oi
tn several bridges. Il IN ,sow In order FOR tia
| National Grange, wlncf, moeta in this city in a
! fsM d7ss to t,ayo tho bridges properly guarded,
a.s1, EhOnll tnin fail, to appoal to the couriH,
| The power Of iujuuc.ioIa lnuat nut to lout
! GtGut Of.
Tho case OF Charles st. Clair alias Dill.
! Waich, who III Charged With tho recout mur,lot
| Of Jnnles Dayllit. wsa before tho Graud Jury
Jel,rle Wclch, the mistress of st,o accused, Of.
| 1fcara Topping and shanlley mad DR., Gapn woxo
examined. Tho further testimony, 1t IL uuor-
stood. wll bs to tho oifect that t!ls wouuda in
t1Ictcd wefo not necessarily fatn1, which will
strengthen an ,ntimhtion published In t4ese COL
un,ns several wools ago that Dayjin's ,n.dIcat
atsontlou, wlii'o It tho County Hospital Wan not
dosstooa. will bo the limo Of dofonso, ot tho foG-
Ing Of tho JURY DO what 1t NAV, III which
eveut Dr.. J.. Z. Aikon. of Stats etroes
who dressed tho w0unda OF thn decaAsei
immediately after tAo ntabh'nS, wlll become IN
inl,'attane witness. lilo haa said sinco tho
affair. aud prlor to DavlIa'a doath, thas Tho
wounIa woro not Of a fata! cbarActor, and that
with propos atsontioa tlle deceased would re-
cover. Tho ozsmlnaslon Of tho caso will bs con
ktnUSu to-day.
, 1875-05-19

wAsar, Mn: 3. y. Raymond. Mrs p. 4. JGne9'
Colby, Mrs. ). II. swan, Mrs. J: ?. Docnss, MEs.
4. r ntshop Mrs. Joaa' Stloa, Mrs' IL Liz T.
Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs Il. Il. l''uEn*m. Mrs.
i. ]. Dorland. AIra. e. y. CARPENTER. Mra. =. G.
CurtIe Mrs D.. i. Chile: Mrs. 4. 7. Hall. alra.
y. 2. hloultDnt 1lrs. q. j. rorri, ard alfp. Ii.
Houll.
Dr. nydc. ronorsnl from, 4 corarattaa tha.
they llad dc,isN! n p1,n of forming NJ ondov.
ment fund for no institution bT inviting dona-
tionH Of not iesa than 81 S''o, for which onol.
institution, 10 hs occupied br hiH or tles nominee
purpctEafly. I:iry suggested! also that .sibu-
tom Ut s55. .0D1 CT over should bo erected into
seporatb fnns1:, to 10 called after the donor Anl
T. be usca for special purposes at said donors
discrason.
On nation, tho ntlo|o subject was reforrod to
tho Board Of Mauagsse.
the 9oAEn's REronr.
Tie sccresar:: Of tin board Of Managers read
tho report OF that body covering the tHo years
l1s. past. It appeared Tint tile receipts had
bonn from nll sources 3o,5jt.i9. anu tl,as thoso
wat at present on hand Sl,56j.2l, E,oTinE An
expenditure If ::o.G83.2S. Tho cEange fFon, Old
LADIES' iion,n t, tliA Poops's tlouu ha,i heen
made III a1p,el,, 1s7: ard oa Nov. % Of thai
yeer they had movafl ntt shcit no" bntlding. ~
tl,st date ih0 Homo llaG ninotcan orcnp7nta, a't
th!rty.thr2a had H,tro teen ndni1tted. Lining
tho two years five ,n.natca lad died. Tho report
titn. William Wheeler President, and Mra. Eerl-
lott, member Of Tho Eoar1 of afanaEots, but
now tcccaya:!.
Alto. tho reception Of tho rapport. tho meeting
naicurnoj.
EoAnD or 1nCsTErV.
hft:r tho adjournment TT thu Society tbs
E,arl o: 1'r,,stcoa Of tho Homo held I. neotln3
III nu adjoining room. Col. J. l.. Jsul7s prekid-
tuE. .-......r
Tho Trustees then proceeded to tho election Of
officers, Nit1l illa following rap:ilt:
Fftyhiras-J. T.. JaiEea.
lfet.Irtsidtat-D+ 4. LcntA.
7tss:Hrer-D. II. Il.y1noAa.
S.t5.'u-y-S. r. no,ltun.
Ihs Treasurer submitted his report ns to lf1o
coss OF tho new building. and lot, IN which shu
sio,na IL localed. Tlo nxponses wero:
t;'s: Gi !ht ,Vpu0
t+,s q Er1iutnK, Total. titaT.1
Ftlftu.h, rLa...'.. A9.t.E
Ahsps3are... ..t,.s ....s.s.-. 0!1.LV
1otEss..
Tho rcceiptA wero:
Esoas lin Relief snd Aid aocjsy 7t1:t
osDar onaaibha 4uJ'1'.tG
THO report mas adopted, and the msssinr tlou
adjourned.
, 1875-05-19
CRIMINAL.

Mrs. Emma Franzon Ilstl llor rookok picked Of
SIS In o Lu.nhernans-Lino 6sa3o yestcrday
noon.
Tho storo OF .. ". Dosley, No. IS Weet Han-
dolpli htroet, wls entered hy thievca, night be-
fore lant, anil throe mirrota and aon,s picture.
frames Btulcp.
The cigar manufae.ozy Of ". Il. Duslor, No.
23l Fulton atFcet, nas cntored by thieves, night
bcforo last and 1900 cigars stolon. En.rarco
was gained through front window. Tho fellows
oacnpod capsllro.
Pomell Young. Of Coal Oil, Mich, was the victim
of two foot-padB night bofoso last. They robbed
him OF 818. i,o says, near Polk street BRIDGE and
loft hm 40 ponnileBs thut lie WAS obliged to seek
lodging In tho Armory Polco Station last
night
a yoang man nnrnc1 Rogers, former corl5 In
tho Ioat-O Ofiles ns Sterling, ILL.,. sRa arrested in
This city yestetday on tho Charge nt larceny as
ha'!eo. ~ appropriatng funds It that plscs. lis
was locked ,tp in tho Cnntral Station, md vii! bo
taken to Sterling this morning.
In the atsenco Of any direct testimony tho
gaag OF young rualana mentioned In Yesterdays
tapor wcro not Charged with highway robbery or
lniceny, but vagrauuy was entcro.l against thnn,,
aud they "ers hold tn batt Of 500 ouch to await
hoarfns on tho 21at lnst. Thar nsroes are
1amoa afcuuirc, GeorRo Iioe, John Knlohnr,
Darty Sharlieu, JOHN EvanH Thomas Doyle,
William O'Donoll. and Thomas 1tyau.
In Mondays Tn1husE tho tclerraphic sn-
nouncemeut was nlatlo OF tho death OF Officer
Kick. at Cleveland, trom rstol-slot wound
received from Chicago thioi-uno Of ga,,,
who woro operating tn TINT c.tY and whom KicH
MAS PURSUING. It wan reported tllas the fuSt-
tivca can1o to thta city, but tho police atAor.eg
ho1o hnoT nothing Of tholr presence OF, ii they
do, will keep tho mntte: to t1omselyea mud huns
up tho gang II they can learn Of their wllcro.
IN 1rftr han Iva fsttt.
, 1875-05-19

Sunday uan busy day On the road, the t1ao
weather bringing out tho sporting fraternity
with their fast na.s. fow Of tbcm woro Jerk.
cd by tho police Tor reckless driving, but tho
majority managed to 90 slow at tho right Limo,
aud tAua escaped u visit to thu Rtaton,
Germany broke loose Monday and came to
Lake Fiow for breathing apoli. Crowds wero
out from thu city decorating Tho graves ia tho
several cnnetorlcs in colninrmoEnstou Of tho day
-Whit-Monaay. Dummy trains ,yero run oyery
half hour during the day, aud did good bus.
iusss, making anenla far t!s general dul]uesa.
Tho young inca4 prAyer.meot!ng Saturday
night E1s attcndea by over thirty wl,ieE ls :
pretty fatr showing OF you:g meh for suburb
al cdared.
Tho Town noatd mct Monday evening. all th,
momberB bsng prossnt. Tho l1uard heard i'm
report Of tie Committee IN Wator-WorkJ, The
Cutumtteo stated that they had 1,1t ron, var,
MITCH into detail In talsir Investigations, a,,i
would only mako soms Eonosat recotumundn-
tions. Thoy had 1oloctea ~ probable gite for
tho pumpsng-worka = location Ut The foot Of
1stloss9n a. roa.l. miles north of Fullerton ay-
from 100000 to 8l51,o0Q, rhictl would bo de-
tTaycd by tho issuance OF bonds pronorty m
htTseta where pipea were aid might DO specially
sssss's up T. ss oosf 81 4nch nips lie bal
Commissioners should 10 appointed tn tane
charge Of tho work. alsd gain additional NORMA.
tlon.
tnit.oo, being called tor, mad lhey had lookou
into tho wa.or-ayateM Of Hyde 1'ark and EysI,n-
ton. At tho lstthr place. bonds payable iu twen.
~ yeArH we're ihsica. Tile Most urgent nooa OF
water IN Latte View u1h IN cnss Of ,iro, Which al
Nuaent would find thckly settled gectious It iIs
mercy. Tho town Was out Of deht, and tho
Eoata had power to tsaue @3vo, 900 in bontia.
Estmatlug tho probable cost At $l35, 900, opo.
fuu1sh Of this could DO raised BY special tAxos
3a5, 600 to be provided for by bonds, Tor the in.
sAssst ea NkSa}i, and theif Ee!ixsment, Vstsr.
, 1875-05-19

Tho Doarl Of Education held on adjourned
meeting yesterday evening for tho purpose OF
considering tic report Of the Committoo on
Tcxt-pooiss Presltleut 1sicl,ber;; occupied tito
chair, md thero wero proBcnt Inspectors El.-
tlaytlt, Chotlalu, Charlie, Coyert. Engliah, Hoyne
Johnson, Olesou, Heed and W0ich.
Tho ru;.ort Of tho Committee which la aub-
5oined, was taheu up:
They r.ct,tIHt:nl.
f.s.:-It.t lho sollow!ng-namesl BOOKS " dsopped
Aua;t.tal SIKH Neaer DIs.Eics, arann,as, uad rrn.
sslarT seaoot-Youn,4na' l.r,s look in Eot4ny, Wal
TIM. 1utuilcctnal A:thtuet:c, B!aripslus Graded
4.st'd --lsouks .sp!acot, ,y o.acrs. High and Nor.
ns " .t;S;oay; Ma1sy ioun,ans, lnysnleey "
ouacurSs asznan "'" tay 'sss ai q caspcsjs mpln;
@ aes tss Htsas Sours. oGs s. 1.as;es sss
y Alousaatn's tsaetlcsl treErh Consee: Csosby's
Greek Grammar by lia!e;s t1rrak Gru:nmsr. D!s-
oad Aeadus by Atadel siscnntl Aeadcy; KuLiusol.'s
1tlln,tna BY telnis' PRIMARY ArItAuetlr. Normal
6eAool oa!y-li.veas Msutal 1'4,lysephy by AItcn's
Catars.et's Lisdrary issstcr. "
4H!.a--Nuw loosa Introduced: uah end So.mal
HohDclLclnlr!efr CisAEieul DIctlou.tY and Kicker.
ing'I Greek ,,xrop i4te.t Of tho.e nuw autaoszol,
G.,rl:t 6tsn,in.s ] a:,i Primary scnoos-Bwsptou'a
llsa4:'y pfspart sA:rwsola drstd Es'aaiu1 Esan.raisG1
T.Ss'l, oul'soA atFieAsr" lstsuary ca1sn Wr!tluG
For Two Yesrs' IIigt. School Cours-Dlew'. poo1.
keeing anu thnas. CFltssAden1 COMMERCIAL h1ish-
matr
Tho Recommendations ncro conclrred IN, ex-
coft ~ 10 tho Hlbbtltution IT Lau.;nIur d. Mot-
aAnte's F1ench course for Foaquellen, Walkers
5ctcuce oi Wealth for lowen's Or ferrya
toisical EeouoMy, and 1Iadfey'B for CroHby's i
tfq4k df1Nimxr: AMI Tn n fNd1+rt ri
, 1875-05-19

Dumpty ii 17oms" would b al th.s
ho desIrcd. The tricks Of that mis-
clllovous fellow are endtess. lie seems
TO have discovered nomo now way Of doing =
eharp thing In a lauEhhblo tnnnnor every tImo no
coines hero, and hia invention fe fertile in pro-
vh!ing fvoBt torments for tic innocent who como
III hin way, And fresh aml,scmont for The autli-
once The performance last evening WAS onloy-
,'cre heartily nnlplaudcd Pretty and graceful
Lt,n.ec Dnhflol l,nd tho ttoubo responsibility OF
"sking tho wIro and playing Colunaoine, both Of
which eto ,oen capita!ly. Tho ot,or spectsltics
tho Orrins. fswco,nh, and liltlc Gabriello, are
worthy nf notes.
Tho Academy ncxt weoh will bo open for tho
debut IN Ch'c1So Of n company not known hero
ts vol IA III tho aouth,-tLn {,srIoltA Company
They remain for ono reok. playing rieee en-
tho Star, afr. Stephens, calfod "Daniol Doono. II
, 1875-05-19

Fifteen to Twonty Dollars savod,
Any ono wishing !1rst-c1asa sewng-n.aclins can
sasn from SIS TO SO by the ars etratoay Of choosing
Wilson shutlo machine. OF tho mort perfect and
capable rschlncs eyer Invented. IT has every valuable
Improvement Tint can b ns1e md, ns al It's trioa,a
and on all kiua OF goods. saesroom 1871 State arec.
This Company want . Few mora good aaonts,
, 1875-05-19
LOCAL LETTERS.


GRADUATION DAY ixenAvAuANOK.
TO the E,lItor or The G"taao iritwns;
cnscAoo, May ia recent article in TnE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE ndYocetcd tho reduction OF OK
ponsos In tue nchoul department. 1. would
seem "a though that artcle caayasac&l tho snb-
3cet thoroughly. It did Us fur ~ concerns lhe
municipal Expenses, bu. MI o1tsavagaus custom,
relic Of war times, still prevails, ,Eand sa tho
sourco Of much anxiety to the gessnly-nyo or
moro fauliles Who in cousao Of tn,o uuder therc-
by. refo1 10 The extravaganza Attending tho
graduation drens Of young 1aiieA from tho High
aud Normal schooB. II ono will but consider
tho expensive regulation uniform, 1t will not 10 u
lnattor OF HrPrlse that for wooaA preceding that
great d4y tho dauyhtsra OF poor penple aro
hasassed and tusnsntrd in tho a;te,npt to ..nAwtr
tho qucatIan, - How cnn tho money 10 raiHod
aud Bparetl to buy TINT dross7" OF what does
that drasu consist? Ftrat q now wlite tIresa;
no dress that has boom previously wor; no sub
ata'st1hl pi9uu That loosa "a Though 1t could ho
worn elsenLcro than at . daociug party nosl-
Ing bnt \ useless, i1inlsy nr.tcla n:lnit-
TOD, Second. white kit Rlovea; no dssger
Of their being warn more than once. Third,
whlto &ta hllpsora. Fourth, wllito fan. Fifth,
bouquet for ths haad, ana towora for tho hair.
h.atl,, abundance Of ribbon 70. sasl,. Seventh,
nntl not Of lesat Importance, the young laay at-
tired ~ for ball canaot 60 in 4 public colivey-
auco, therefore carnage, costing IS. must bo
h5oa e! to taka her tn and from tho exercIsos.
AAas tpe young laaIeH present protty hp-
pearanco no one uisputos. 1,nt 's not the pref
tiusss dearly bought i It DO at tbs oxpcusn Of
I.occssarics III any Of tho families froln whouco
tho graauatos ,crnoi That it is procured at
such expense theso o1iats not tho shadow OF q
doubt. "Welt," u may bo said, "if poor peo-
pie havo not sufficient sonsa mud Independence
10 dress Their daus!l.tsB within their tucaus tvy
ought to Butfes." liza easier to ptoncl, about
sense aud independence than to p1acssco tin
things they dictato. Truth is, thu condlt,nn tllss
pi1ces pour pakrona OF ti,oso schools ia such M
unhappy Htntu should nns exist. -
Years ago the exhibitions Of our Grammar
schuols wore nttonded by siulilar extTayayant
folly. Tho newspaper. the Superintendent, Tho
scaehor, combined III opposing it, and, ~ d re-
snit, drove lo foolish oustom out ot tl,e schools
!lonca, III thn gralntnKr schools no lunre teasH
n:s sl,na aver TIM demands at exhibition day
Why shon.d thiB reliu OF harba1iBn, remain at
thu top ot tho s;stom5 Why art evils e;stit,t.
"a from the grau.nar schools an.l toera.od
IN the High aud Eotlns!1 Tha lowest figure az
Mhtcll the expenses Of graduation day eau be
1.laced " $50. Thluk OF it, Sto-two.louta'-
dresa.pasaae for tho Chicago worklusmen'a
I unaetstsad shat Bupt PiokArd has nobly
s1sftsa hts influence egai1es this ouatom, yat
, 1875-05-19
OLD PEOPLES HOME.

The Society Of tie Old Peoples Hone held lin
auuual lresting yesterday at No. go Michigan
tyenua, = considerable nluber OF tnosa intercst.
I'd IN the ins:isutson being preaent.' Col. j. L,
James presided, aud tho Itey. ". II. Ryder actcd
IL SacrtL.r:.
Tue Arrt business done Wal to elect sLraa T1us.
tees ln tLa place Ct ]. j., JatneY, ", II. llylur
sud II. Il. Taylor, wluso terula expired with tt!a
1asatins. Un motion, shB genklunrn unuled
vera ro-olGcted.
Ihs yearly contribution Of e5 each Wa then
dsbursed BY the melabsEs present.
49,. NAMAuEHH.
Tbs msetins then proceeded 10 tho election OF
DoaEd OF twenty-fous usnAsets. Following
Ase tue nAmsa OF thoas stocteds GrA- 8. r. At
, 1875-05-19

Tho first noot1sg of tho Grand Army Of tho
ro,r,,1,. ,,,nn,ro,nrv !, ,r-on,om,rts hain1
n'aue 4oe 'as psopes opao, AUS i, u Oeco.oI'on'
day Was held last ovoniog iu tho roornH Of Fan-
,,oIr post corpar nr TaSa1o n,,1 4tfno,s atr.ots
.,'4 ~, - : Wv 49,. =.
gates from encl Of tho seven poats Of The city,
ami considerable interest "aa manifested
Col. HlIiard callou tho meeting to
o.dcr stated It's object, and outlined
= couEso' "n'en was UNANIMOUSLY adopted
~; tao eysultE' posn.aneas orGanlsaslon 9 Haa
tt7n oaccItu W e.ecHns aen' J1sepl >. Ley
noids permanent Chalrtntn, anu Co'nrndo John
After tho solI-cali OF tho representatives OF tho
liiyctcnt Post. Department. ComnnnIcr fIiIliarf
rc.d TIC oa:nmon.oration eorsce Of thu e. 4. t.,
aiia aaEGestoa tnas lt ns tolloweo ~ ctoEcty Id
hight 70 Possible on that aay: .-
tei,. Ncynosus ul!EGehted that ench ceraotor5
70 delegated to Ito caro- Of Single post Of tie
drana Army.
coMrsde Sseplena movod that tho Chpirnsn
meet with ths Contnanttors Of a'l tho poHts md
settle upon hl!cn assignment. Carricd.
CuMtato Matso1 moved thAt live committees
nc, Docorattnn, and TRANSPORTATION. Tho 1nn-
ton tsaH earGto!l, nnu he tacn rlorcd thet t:la
Consniauder OF each l'oat appoint GRO nf Ito
delegates or cac9 toss to eacli os tho Commit
tcos' !hia fno'lon mas also carried. E1d they
proceeded 10 mako tho appointments. resulting
M tol1o"e: ,.
fyoSraMn4e-nanfoan rost, C,:artdt Mullins !:
Thomas i'ns'. Go:nrals Wei,e %:nt,l;r Port, Com-
f"a VI m;h1n VI; t: saso9 M ssn LSona loat'
L'aiF.Ma & tIs,' ~, % .AeEo1s aMIt, LOUIS eeaFoe-
i;:anetMi,s,4sun, Toss. c1n,rs.to .eu,en, rson,.
~ Ics Coalrata Kpynaita Whittier EIst. t,on,rIdo
rierIaS; Wym.n Post. Gams 1te Stet,sse: Lyun,
ro*l G.nnra'o asl.r.cFs: uua a1ccook pss, com7alo
'' M.,eMma,s, nnsTp Ia fGs., SoaF11e C1e11ii.
, 1875-05-19
AN IOWA TOWN HAPPY.

.srtctdt Dispatch to lie Ca,eaco Tt1buns, :,
UTTuNwA, Ia, May 18.-Tho Meeting this af-
teFuooa rosed tho necessary sum to build tho
power. and all Ottuu,wa Ia jubisant Tho bust-
ness men para'!od tho streets in mapa to tho
music Of drums aud bells ringing.