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, 1875-01-04
SUBURBAN..
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The Like Trustees hold regular meeting
6aturdAy Afternoon, wisa all tho members rees-
ent. Tho ninutca wero read and approved. and
the Board then bottled to business. There Was
considerable n,oro harmony among tho members
At this meeting than Al tho ono hold tho woek
before, owing to tho action OF The motnbers at a
specini meeting cal'cd by ths rresidont.
At this meeting, tho n,onlbofs who werc 30
anxious 10 mako tho President TEoasurer as
weii who did not care snap for the town
charter; who thought tho Doard lad
right to appoint whoever thoy wanted TO keep
the town u1oucyB and do several other unlawful
things. took il all back aud explained their
former notion.
thnt the Ttustcos, being unable to obtain \ re-
port from tho Town Treasurer Or tile condition
Of tho finances, anil bocntlse tho credit nE tho
town had been impaired by tho selling, u tho
bombs Of tho tnwr tn the manner tn which 'hoy
vere sold, and as tho Doari weto dcHs,ons 10
rrovidc beyond possibility Of failure. for tho
ii,uymout OF tho interest OIL town bonds maturing
JAN /. 1875. did by resolution ort!or q Especial
,opoeit" to 10 made OF the proceeds Of e4o,o o0o
worth Of town bonda, and an said interest
hss now boen provided Tor, mud tile ioart
had NO ether object in ordering the Especial
deposit" than to protect tho iasorert Of
tho people, it was ordained that ai
tho eail Especial deposit alluded to mud not
ton passod 20 turned over to tho Tawn Treas.
urer, to DO paid ous by him onlY upon order OF
tho Duartl o,s Of Faisl fund -.
The excuse Tor their former action, ms tho above
is nothing more or loss IL very good one. ~ tt
ought to be- boing drawn up By tho Town At
torney. 1t was atioptcd ncscrthooBBs nithonEh
only upon rornonBtranccs from tho rress, tic
pcorle. and every sensible nnu.
prcKident Tabor, ho whum 3tnirhead and
Condlt would mako Treasurer OF. then report-
! ed that l,e haa paid. AZ per orders of tho
hoard, $3.50 for interest duo on water
| ionn bombs. II was moved by cnndit socohtiea!
| by Muirlleat that tho report DO accepted oi.d
tito action Of i1r. Tabor be approved. Mr..
l3rinhmau asked to DO excused from vntlug, and.
| not having his wi1hes granted, voted decided
"naY." Flo did not dcnire to approve an Illegal
doing by any ono, an tho Presidents nction Ger
tainlv uny such. Colnlsn was not present Mt
| tho time. abd Ut couiEo tho wonld-to ring had
| it all their own way, and pasacd tho motion,
| Several bills moro allowed, and other bllslnosa
OF MINOR Importance was transacted. after Wbici
| tho Duara adjourned.
, 1875-01-04

Tho DESTRUCTION Of man-catorH. tigers and
1copardB, by means OF htrychuino, proved 80
cfrecti7o in tho Coimbatore districts in Madras
that tho loss Of hnnnn llo has>bcen reduced to
nil during Tho present year. and the number Of
cattle killed has been much less that usual.
FiftY-tllrco tigers md t,irty.two cnttle killing
leopards laro boeu destroyed within the t~eve
montl'a tho majority OF t.lom by poisoned bats
prepared bv order Of tho village mass.ratns,
and the ot',ers by shooting and trapping.
Although tho wild beasts thus disposed Of woro
most OF them ou1g Killers It Is stated thas
BY their dceruction tAero N 1nuc!, less cl.auce
of man-eatnrH being uolGloped.
, 1875-01-04
THE CITY.

THE BATTLE OF WESTERN AVENUE
nAr.1Ap OF THE HOLY wAE.
good cl1caso Dafttst
II, without doubt, The ap:eft ..,s.
OF eburchn,ca for holy war a11d aecus Oh aeftRo
g, lend mo your attention
whiie tell iho ts.e,.',. ,,... ~ v,,,tr, ,,.nu,
Tbs reverend brother Gordon,
To .7aepso pse'" " est retes putting Oh af'r
Mnve alrs than suit hfs station,
And inccuseA h3t cpnEFe {at!nnt
Or, Il loast. portion Of IT, on western hsenoe'
Iieti say: 'sMy Christian III o:hcrs,
Do iii. d III resign aud leavt mud 'hen what will
ri S1a II dawned upon the pe.cons
Ofixr spiritual heacoi.a ,, p.,..-,
avenue.
Aud another I,ahtnr hired. L..
Or L., che-vI,ich fact, though III known to but
Aui' wben ne., hr .roke ct gc,pg,
Thoy IN caruest tooa hA blowing, :, x. ,r....-,
sa5iug: "Bzothsr Gordon, ~ and - -"J'o" "e1ts'n
In the last disro,,ras Of Gordon
wneu o not thsnk according to uoylo,-nor, per-
sud f.: i,s: ~ Now l. would please us
II you'd stand up for Jesus ..,..
dnd Gordon I" 50 they rose up On western sHenae.
ADeseou MAS a-rasing
lt,n nfftGkt Wnn--t1nAzinE1
Ths orEantA diaranon drowned mis- parky-roo.
After int couraslictten4,
Topped on ,sn IL; oen.stions sx,n,n, on w,,.srn
They adjourned I'LL M'nos5 e''n'As =" "'@'s'A
ayehne.
Se,t night tnc church war crowata
Atpng she rest somehow did ...-..
Tue doy-ag II JOHN dayIsIip lpto sislo or p'"'
Tic "sons OF 1att " inr1ted
10 proceedings uoht excited on Weltern avenue.
Brother uoodspeed,s first orstton
Was choLed of with Corons:ton,
Bung by the couRrtsssaon; fnen whs'e 1feSh ose''n
All iIsy Isy,s"faiIy "tSnI united
In prayer and invited -
The Ut PcAco IL come down 10 "eetetA avenue.
Brother Nevland, Moderator.
Wuen tho motions came NJ lsser,
Le.s,r, filed with sacred hFe,
C,lesl Js1sthon a iisr.
They took vote accuh!ng
Eael. lie other slde or uling ...
oorruptsr practices t!lan Tweed or TanmanJ ger
They necl,ped to censure Gordon
Or tho ueAtuts, thus awarding
The paul to neither faction oil Western avenue.
brother Frnst satd III think Sister
CQyle'A tunEt,e had ought to blister,
she's tskca 90 inch meeting )" teu brother coJna
callyI Brother Frost "felor,"
ami snu,e hin III tic Fs';eHcr, x-,...
wlth the 'ssworl uist) OF tho Spirit" On Western
avenue.
Hr,.hcr Frost had scarce retortod
III kind When they RerD parted.
Nj 1ugiijstic pother,
Thau ihe hosleo Ut God no other
Is this tatleu homs each brother went fsou Western
aTGune.
Tis clear the first iH,me.stou
After these folks conversion
FTntled to takf, i" and my Idea Of wat tn 1Sst TO DO
IL nuro put EN- under,
, 1875-01-04
JUDGE nI'ALL1sTER VS.. THE BOARD
OF TRADE.


Answer to I1iH Question, - Whnt, IN
the Nnn,c OF Common Sca6c, Arc ph-
commercial transactions 1s'
To the Editor of yhe C.itaao Tribune:
Cu1cAoo Inn. 3.-Your paper was quito righ.
T.; t..;,, tt,, H.. ,,,hfic oennrt1,v ,yere nrenarc1
10 e'a'us 'ua' 'A' i.one h'1' ssa n',,n h~
TOT lubt Hilch alhPobll'oh aS "A6 a'aoo "s
Judge Mc!Allster Of tho application made BY W.
n, Sturges' for tho Derpetuation Of tho ini1nc-
t;ou roat,oi,,nr I'm r, nrl of Trade from, OK
iii 80. ~, ;tu ,,a.horsr,ln vh;1st Tim.
pp'ni's nlut Aon' ~. go.
was true, 1t Is not 1acE tAat tne Pupuc onte1-
tatnel the thought that judge OF tho supreme
Court OF IIluoia would 10 obliged TO look to
,rol,s.ar,. 1,ct;on,,v for tho daGnition OF n
t,A. ~, :.,,..n.d ,,aa,,,- - wl,ict, xx.s o,-
r!liase tho 'h'ep''eo iAea"'"6 - "'''~'' "'' w
planned by tho party Using ".
Tho Directors OF tho board OF Trade, in pre-
eentiuu tue members OF that body with tho ra-
~, ~ f,,ir tuoJ ot Mr. Eturres, ronorte1 tLoy
n"'. - Iii. ~ as.s'1 onts ,shch thnv
na" 1ouo" nln' Ea'ltt " ep't"'i' a-'' "t"e" 80
doomed uncommercal traneactlona, ana the'
continued thoir loPort Of tleir findings by fe-
citing In actni, tloao acts. leaving ITO donbt as
4, ,n,;, ondinrs or of tsti- INTERPRETATION az
" '''e'' "'ea'' " IT,, ,..a..tia.,.n
tbe phraso = uncom1noteia. liausast'o''0'
1t may hero be SAID that the 'oathcu 'noEe
quoted rl,lo OF tho Eoa,d qnol1nE ononses OF
acta for which member might Ie expelled but,
strange to ray lie overlooked or ignor1d tile fact
tint tLo DIRECTORS oullnc tatGd {undos tho houl
, 1875-01-04

In another culln,u will ba found Tho Twenty'hfth
Auuusi Statement og the Quilted States Life insurance
Company. Il pseasuss sol1 fEoat Of aasots, clean
from MI barnacIes also, cotupete exhibit Of liz
ahtlit.es BAuwiuR clear surplus nj liabilities -
regards pory yholdera Of sa73 CO. calculated on ths
lusal st.adasl Of this stast. TAis prompt exhibit
shows the Cozkr&Mya attstrA 70 he well " aand aha
W. cp..usud tle careful examination ot tie sans to
Tho ipaasiux public.
, 1875-01-04

como hlsslug and by-word In tho community,
1t home aud abroad, and that its worry name llss
become a synonym for gambling and sharp
practice. .--..
Let LIZ iope that 1t is now starting upon
new era, and that 10 the future, tts rules Will 10
90 shaped TINT equity and justice between man
and man w'l1 10 tho governing principle III all OF
i.s DECISIONS rather than tho hlghwaynan's ploa
that Might makes night" U. y, II.
, 1875-01-04

Tile nub!ic debt statement shows an increase
during December OF 10 TOO 967. Tho great cause
ia aaid to lilo in tho Elimination OF customs ro-
ceipts.
Numors Of the resignation OF Con. Spinner and
otuer ottIce1a Of the Treasury Department. in
circulation lately, arc denied
Gen. Morgan L. Smith was buried with mill
orr lauora on Saturday.
bliss viunio loan will bo given the task Of OK.
eclting statue Of Admiral farragut, to bo paid
for hy tho nation. .....,,
Tic President will not commute tho sontonco
of the Indian, hlcCiieh Impson, convicted OF
murder aud robbery.
, 1875-01-04


The number OF dodgers received at tho Arruory
for the quarter ending last year was 6a5. and
lost children, &c.
Tie fourth sermon In tho Sunday afternoon
so,ics In Farwo!l Hall was delivered by tho Rev.
A, L. Kittrodgc, he repeating lis Christmas sor-
,non. TheHe nervicoH ate growing i'll interest,
MI asscmblage Of over 1000 being in attendance
yeHteraay.
Jack Kourke, who vaa shot 30 dangerously Ia
the abdomon Saturday morning, wills escaping
from tho store Of u. +. Wilson, No. les South
ualsted street, after au attempt to commit rob-
beY, was rapidly sinking At . late hour last
night and there ia no probability OF his re-
o0Vcly.
Yesterday, after church, ths girls compared
liats OF callora Rsl tue way home. and told each
other gigantic hos aH to tho dcmniton total or
their visitors. The fact that they know hle WAS
6Lhing did not prevent ler companions from
enyyln8 lAe girl who epoke last aud got OF tho
mUht hgurative Language.
A little 10y ou Hamilton nycnuo who Ind kill
ed his lua's lat hcu yesterday went homo about
dusk auu stayed behind Ia1nlpa tuutd tho
eoruet, wlniu hta attorney. . Playmate WiloBe
hands Lad ulsn heeM inibined ln 'llo blnoA OF the
iu0ceul pouttry, went i'll to See II thu old EU1n'
vi would acccpt plea u guilty Of ho1slaugh.er
lu tho secouu deglea an1 save tho county tho
e1peu.e uf triai.
Tlo German Veterans Of tho French war oi
1871, auu tho wars of 1874 aud lsG8. held another
ueetiu9 yesterday afternoon ~ lAt eoruer o.
Wells and Randolph streets, 4 constitution ana
Ly-Ia.s fer tha new Society ~tro read and
sioptea, and tho following gentleman wero
elected I'LL Executive GusAluttee: Dr.. Ma4oauiu
II. Utl, aud Is. Christensen.
For seventeeu yra,s tho Young 31e1l' Chrlhtta,
Assoclatiun Aaso sustained iloon:iay, prayer
mee.lng in Ibis CITY. II Aas leoa hold IN fous
uliIa1aut places the Fro Of lh7l, but tu-dll
tbey move tue neeiing into permanent quarters
10 the originul spot it occupied before tue Glea
Hal, 45x98 teet In sizo. has bean handsouell
frescoed and fitted up. aud to-day 1t Ia IN. tht
h1st saryises hill he hold. conducted bJ tho Rev
, 1875-01-04

uaIucs Bros. FiRno8.
P1.eea ezsesl!usly reasonable.
Warranted h1st-olasa IN quality.
Tesma. 80 cash balance, Is monthly.
ttsada Tsmpls of Alua4e, "a YAn 9azs0 btzsst.
, 1875-01-04

ali eyes aro attracted 10 hs lady who hss ahs hncst
rcu Ghilerng Wilderness IL rssepsia to tlis charm,
aud sozodon., ths most wholesome OF tooth waAhe4,
produces and peeaerYea 1t,
, 1875-01-04
A NEW-ENGLANO EL00RAD0.
Mines Of Silver, Lead, and
Gold, In Mnssaohu.
sets,
"The Richest yeln Of Silver in tho
rld"-MngniGtent Specl-
mems Of Orc.


Mining Already DcBln-.-Er ros-
meets of the Future.
CorY4spouItnte of the Netc Tork Tribune
nosroS. Dec, 30,-Esso3 County which used
H. ~ ~ t,,,o,,, a.. ,,,o homs NJ tho nloucoater
a. w o. '''7 .'1 80 .' ,a,",, 1a,rs., raton,1
nehofsne"' anu n''Ee 'a'e'y k"'ueu n'',1" ""ons.
notoricty by Its support OF den. Butler, no"
putB III new claim fos public notice en- account |
nj tho vniuahle mines recently discovered In |
Nan.-,, n, ,s,,;.l, ,,,ir,nr onct,,ons ,,ava inst
No"out!' ~ "n'on ",,ne n.1 n., -. .s ~. |
peen laifly heGun' 4ue uisc"3o'5 nao ooou 81
astonishing IN many respects That tue Oldest
residents, 10th to admit thst such wealth has |
boan m lonr hid beneath tbcir very noses, arc |
,1ra.dv t.lIjno t,lcs of tho working of theso
AlreaeS 'o''si's sa'ea - .A' W.. "ve " .,'t,
miues century ago. az loass 10 in"eh
as was necessary to prodnce the ncc-
ernary metal for bullets in the
.rn, tao, fo,,do,,o, TIA nrosent d,acoyerer
e'es' lux 'ouno"''o". Las p',s1nS u'esoe1 ,.'s
was tssol'tte character nafneu lsogefs. hv1ns
pasture one day about six ycass ago, when tho
weolt of so1nc ]tt,o stone wb,cI, lo picked up
.ene.as s.e " iii no..s,no1 o,aa1na II tho arm
'oHesust "lsu asA. e., .,,.s". s' .....s,sa 1ia
glanced On smH!s smooth surfaces a'tFaoseu us
attention, and induced tlo belief TINT thcro was
metal in thcM. lie gathered several Of tho most
,aa,; a,s,,r,on. a,1 too1. thor, +,
peoutnsos''oon4ls npoo"as "a,a a. s.Aa ~
alf. Abort Adane' quiet bhche!of laFmel Nv
ing in Newbury, who became cyen moro interest,"
cd than Rogers lad been, believing tint mtpo
| lad rca]lv icon discovered. Without going 10
a " r,alnus1 ha borau ths atuIy Of 1uinosaiogv
ntt reoiouy. nptiI lie became Batistcd ltat allysr
a, isoi s.ra nrcsont in c,r.,ilnrnI,ln nnnntittcn
"" nncr con vinrcI thnt hir suHricions woro cor-
rcctMa,.d ho kent Lis counsel wel-ho nlatle
| nynrtnrca for the purchase Of tho land from an
o,d farmcr named JaG,litI, Tie pasture ID
| onr,a in aYtcnt wna ho1ht for S4 2HJ early in
Anrii nf t,o nrcsons yrar. Iho moderation and
rnmt;on ~ ,Ir. Adums now aecm likely 10 brlug
| ti,e;r rn,rnrd Having cot lila t,ttn IN bc1nn
, 1875-01-04

uUH IL uh3 bEEs HoAh1As
II mny be remembered that about two years
seu the country bankers III tho West "e1e swit-
died out OF considerable sums Of money by tho
check-dcposit scheme Tho men i'll this pc
euler and c1niuont1y successful line were we'll
informed regarding the ntricacies Of banking,
we're apparently we'll acquainted with leading
bankers throughout the couutry, and could tsa
their tongues 10 such advantage that they rarely
failed to create favorable impression. aud to
get advances on worthless checks. Theit manner
OK operation vaa this: 4 welLdrassol fellow
would call at . bank and prcBont letter
OF introduction purporting to be from
some mercantile firm in Clicago. This dotu-
nent oulsl 1ecumnleu.l him highly, and the hops
be expresatd in il that tho QUO to whom it was
addressed would treat tho bearer courteonBiy
siuca lle designed doing eome trading Ill tho
town, and the result would bs mutually beneh-
rial. tho name affixed to tho letter would 10
Tint Of w,dc1y-hnoHn ho'lte, aad, in tho ab.
sencs OF any nledge thnt Tho signature was 4
folgery. tie PERSON presenting the letter would
be ircated with consideration. Tls next step
Was 10 deposit cueck for 5000 or a10,0t0,
signed by the BaMe pGreons who "ern lhagineu
BY tae banker to have written tho letter.
Tho signatures to both being Identical.
he would thuk, r''lcss very, suspicious.
Tint ho had added customer to his list. A dny
or two subsequently tho depoaltoF Wol!d eali
a.aiu, htnte tuut Ie had made trado With such
hu1 6uEu " uGAlEf III hAAl Ah A1 elSNhSA VA
advantage ly paying cash. or desired to settle as
ho went along, could 10 be accommodated with
certain Hum-sencrasly half what smaller
check called for and third of ono say for $l0,-
010. In threo instances out of live tha money
would lie handed 10 him, mud Of collrho no ~ould
ueyer 10 aeen nsain. III tho othet two tolo-
gram would bo sont to tue supnosed s'encts and
~ answer returned forgery"
This protltablo scheme +yas exposed when 1t
was hotlrirhlng, and thu raHcais who wero en-
gagged in tue business became frightened. and.
fur . tiule. ceaaod their vista to the country.
TIey have, however, lately resumed operations,
and the country banhela nre at!aonished to hs
on their g.,a1d. Tho Aafest plan il to telegraph
mud find out II ovcry cheek presented by /.
stranger bo genuine otherwise they will not
discover that tlley hAvo been TUG victltna OF
sharpers uutll their currency las disappeared.
What prompted tlo calling u attention 10 this
matter was tito TACT TINT man Within the past
weoa had printed lDD "lester-leads' and cn-
yelopcs VI Il wc!I-known Wholesale grocery
,louae of this c,tv, will, no other possible OBJ
jcct than unjng them for letterd OF ,ntrodue,
itou. Accordingly. thoso directly Interested
must DO very Gu: eInl ii they you'd not ba rnboed
hy the smooth 4lking dcpoettor Of bogus checks
, 1875-01-04

MARRIAGES..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thI. city, Tuo,dny
eFr1iux, Tee. ~ 1s1l ut tho htd uitattnn Church. "
tae Ens. Rubvt CUil}pr, r. Juhn W. hIcfa.1 lane n!
Mas Frances Glars T. Codwin. youngest aushter Of tho
late Henry III. tip.4wln,
gY- G!asaaw. licutland. paporn please cppy.,
DEATHS.
FFGGH-sndinn'y, Il apop!e1{s o. Sabbath afternoon
1t coGh, tn. l6In, tho unilG tte1 anG'. Cut
cago. Timothy i. Fitch. 4l, III Tho 18th year uf his
-sDpceased was horn In Ticnndrross. Northern Nov
York. and rruEal to I1uple wilt yntl. lilo has
boen ennstAnt resident Of thu tity II Ehlcngn Elnco
about ls. Ip hssnnn ear!y engaged reu o.
tatu affairs, al had become. At tho limo q bis ira h.
oo f tho must prautnsuL Ut city builders and tu4l
eaIats operators.
Notice OF tdo funeral will ba giyen hereafter.
:, sCII1RMEt-Mata Louisa, vito Of e. L. Sctlrmor,
Sunday, Iau u. 1916.
Tho fnuHraI VI" take place from TIM Rt, raul's Ger.
o'Guek. T.. mt Tucsd4y next
sc" NJ l4uats and New York rHpers please cepy.
JAMESON Saturday, jan. Irwin ". .TA,les. aged
WAbash aslhua.
Nntite Of tuueral wilt ho given hereafter.
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papiis are received ssy time during the
year, and charged from dAte ~ entrance.
NJ deduction mAds for partial absence,
unless In case ~ protraetvd iltAsss. Or dls.
iulHsal
Communication 10 and frem the Aeads.
smy afe submitted 10 ihs inspection of tho
Hupeti1rtss,
Zach pupil II required % hsse changes
III f'iMhinx sufficient " brfsrAr ~ MI times
nsasiy md respectfully ir~sssd nlso Els
towels ~ tide narkis.. ehs dressing
vn~ III. one bathing gown. iwn hlnck aprons,
knife intA. silver tabis and tsgspnon. and
Hapkin.rink. with name M4Ilsd IN full !,
drr~viuk.rass furnished with combs. brush
tsoih md mil bru,Lrs ssaps etc,
PSek.t money nri vvss#Ke siaMvs Are 70
h. entrusted /, thr Utvestrsss M ssp~ud.
i,nrss for Clothing or aihsr ItFMs Will bs
made untesA 4 Hum III mohTy he dsposlssd
With the institution fnv that purpose
Difference VI Religion FIRMS NJ sI,tssIs
10 The admission III su~h ~ arn willing 10
eaaferm - tks established routine sfihe
INsAitstv. Sitter ~ pAShtviA.
~ fave,ivreA.
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thoroughly dry Thu deliveries u
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totip with the PRESENT detf.ttioi, H.
tie what market ii4nn my e'heI can,
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y sweat Your bleschsd grain VII
como ont brighter and better f.r il
AMI grade higher. Do 10. bs alarmed
Ly the present low rriee ~ tho wheat
IN Milwaukee and l,igh prize here, aud
IL your anxiety 10 take thu Adsantagp
IT tho PRESENT fasosable market.
thre.h aud attempt % soil before yanr
shea, |. Try. There il ~ danger q .
lsrmansn. decline III tnunl. dry wheat;
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laaso wheat that Ii will stacked, and
Inns gnOe through ! sweat snd ID dry
,lresl, md .sli IL, The present p,iss !,
fait and paying ono, hut don't shresl
y.,r damp aui ST wbea. Farmers
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