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g. Mary Magdalcn-ThoR Rev; Adam T1nner: prr,-
Church Of The Ellphany-Ihe Rev. hicharo L. n"r'
tell, d. D., the Rev. Patrick IOughran A..
a. Prancis xaylcrsrhe Rev. David Mcrrtck b IL 'ne
Row. Theodore Thorry, j. H. ~
st. Etephcn'sJThe Rev. Dr. q kcGbnn, inc heV;G
McCreNy, ID. D the Rev. J. me@nley tho Rev D. BY
ron, the Rev. 7. Carroll. -, Ar, ~ pr
Yonng, the Rev NJ. seorie The Rev T. v. ROBINSON ana
'p r. he vnoent Forrmrs-ne Rev. ~ D. Iy, p, the
Church Of the Holy Name, The Rev. r. Brennan
r. Cecilla-Ihe Rev. Hugh fhd.ry. ,,,o.,,. M.
81. Psul's QIsrlen)-Tbe Rev. Eugene Mc7uir' inc
Rev. Charles NJ OHecfe. c..n.
the Rev. James &. Power
1T Josophs-Tbe Rev. A. k.ssier. -, =, .
st Elizabeth Wsshingt"n hgh'r)-1he rev H. 4"
St Vincent de PAM Lodging house-The Rev. j. Drum
s.. Francis Of AseiaThe Rev. q Psnan@no 10 O. Be
st. Michaofs-The Rev. Arthur j. DonhehS, ue heV d.
81 GHbrsls-The rev W. r. (owry the Rr wv, VIM A.
oNc the Rev j. Mughes the Rcv Sa .n 6eI yos
HOLY Cross-The Rev. p Mccarthy the Rev Martin J..
Brophy, the Rev. Joseph Camplsil.
II. Ggncs-The Rev. Henry {. McDowall ,,.,.,o,
st. John the EvangehstIIhe Key James ,hs
PaulisisDTheR Rev. Aue. F HeInt. Alfred Tonnes; g.
Seario, b. Hill, Aug Brady, Robinson A. bro"h, n
Ryan.
The following were among the many clergymcn present
from churches outside the city
Fah of f Rss ff aadN'r ta
Boston Father Jas OReilly, philadelphia /;
Father De Brnyekcr Wilmantc, Conn Father Martol,
Grosvenoriale Conn Father Thomas Walsh. Meriden,
Conn. Father Thomas Frederick, herldcn, tonn )
Father +. Furlong. Rockville, Conn Father 1rrney,
stamford, Conn Father Moria1ty Chatham Four Cor
ners The F. Pu!ssant The Rev. Joseph Mooney ana
The Rev Philip Gangan ~ ~. JOsephs seminary Troy
Father Henry, Stony Hollow; Father Petite, FordhaIn
Father Burke, st. Josepb's Church, Albany !:
Father Doran, st. AIMS Church. Albany !;
Father MoEamoe Morrssnia Father Thomas Taas'
Ncwbnrgh; Father Foley Baltimore; Father Conway ~.
Patrchs Church, chic ago; Father Thomas kevny, o
hoes; Fa,her NJ J. Collins, Cohoes; Father Malone
Rrool1yn; Father McKenna, CrotoD Falls; Father D.
Swift froy Father MoMcnoUy, Saratoga; Father Doran
Albany Father Richard Brennan Brooklyn; rather .o,r
nstv Worcester Mass; Father OFarrel Rondout; Ftn
er Powers ManhsttanviDe; Father FurloIg Rockwell,
Conn Able Iaios Montreal Father BRADY tathG u,n ac'
Brooklyn Father Heay, Windsor Locks Father R0gtIs'
Providence X. l.; Father Thomas Kane, valley falis H.
IL Father Kehoe, Cornwall Father ]. Nackey, Iyons,
! Iowa Father r. Aah0ney and Father VIM. fOy, oi
Haverstraw Father T. T. Brtardy Father j. Pheei3n,
Father A. Kcrean, AMI Father Me5iDn OF NcNburgh
| Father Ianty, Armenia.
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LIVE STOCK IL TIE SOUTH KILLED BY BUFFALO
CHATS

MEMPHIs, Tenn, April 27.-Plantrrs are
complaining greatly OF unprecedented destruction Of
mules horses, and cattle by the buffalo gnat II Is esti-
mated that within the past 10 days 81 90 600 wort of
stock has been killed by them within radius of 100
miles, taking this city the center OF the circle
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Announcements
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExrRACTs.-Tbe best,
DR.. LYONS ToOTH TABLETS.
Recommended by Denu-ts generally.

pOMEROY's Finger Pads and Water Pads foi
rupture by far the boat In IA Broadway, NY
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A Dull HEADACHE, COsrIvENrss, Low STIR
rs aud No Appetite some o. the indications bi1ns
Attack arising from Torpid Liver Dr. Jsyncs rnnsuN
Pulls will restore The Liver "a action DIVE All syhs
Of bousess n The system, and sssistn bringing "oou's
rauulsr aetio OF the bowels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

IAMPLOUGIIs TTEE1IU SALINE II The ClIre Tor
fevsrs bionsnss small POI, skin dkosee many Other
Spring and summer ament-, sold by Cheuss
tie world, and the Maker ia Iulr,i bD LoDdoo
Zoe NO rUbsutute
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The days are suggestive Of the old song of
First Of Nay Clear the Way" bnt the giorioae tI'ins
way IN the fb Avenue Hotel 10 get HAf
epring styIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

A CARD.-The chronological and Publication
business hitherto conducted N The pane Of ~ Wsa 't
WYtJs a COMPANY. at 737 Broadway, Eew'Gork bnrui
open and 81 ailins tions made usual
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RRAN FOOD.

An who labor with Brain should not fall 10 use WIN
CHEsTERs HYPoPHosPHITE OF LINE AND SODA
which IN perfect Food and famous Vitang tonic
aud invigorator. This famous preparation OF WIN'hE'
TIERS affords only scientific means Of supplying foS
puopus IN be pran that element which gives yon mental
Strength and Nervous Power and Energy and when
Ia absolutely essential the maintenance Of vigorous Health
and Strength. mo Phosphorus no hoaghL' ~ 6e1nah
saving PHOSPHORUS is Brain Food therefore ME WIN
cuEsTERs UYPoPHOsPHrrE OF LIME AND SODA
10 repair the Of the Brain and 10 maD'an ust
vitality important organ the full vgor of health without
this Brain and Nerve Human Race goss 10 destrue
on fact rushing down Hill With feaui velocity n'o,ne
embrace af Consumption Debility Fnutsss bsdnAy
aud DEATH Prices 81 and ~ per bottle Prepared only
by WINCHESTER a Co, Chemists SO ST., NeW-York'
sold by all Druggists
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HEALTH LIFT, $50 Fifth-ave., between
Twsuty Twenty rooms best
care. lcfers 70 Cyrus W. fcid. eta
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Representative
American Manufacturers.


TIFFANY 4 o..
SILK MANUFACTURERs,
CHENEY BROTHERS,
HARTFORD AND NEW.YORk
PURE WHITE LEAD ATLANTIC).
ROBERT COLGATE Co.,
COR PEARL AND BKEKMAksTS
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS.
BREWSTER & co. OF BROOME-sr.,
5TH-AVE. AND HTHsr
ART FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS.
HERTER BROTHERS,
SIT BROADWAY.
W. j. SLOANE.
oAs TO sos BROADWAY
BTElNWAY Il SONS.
sTEINwAY HALL, FoURrEENTH-sr
AMERICAN WATCH CO.
wALTHAM WATCHES, no.nex
SCALES THE sTANDARD.
FAIRBANKS s. Co.,
sll BROADWAY.
FINE PRRFUMRtY AND TOILET SOAPS.
COLGATE & Co..
50 AND 90 JOHE-sr
WHEELER & WILSON NANUFACr TURING CO.,
a FoURTEENTH.sT.
FLAX THREADS.
BARBOUR BROTHERS,
l34 CHURCH 81.
sILyER-PLATED WARE.
MERIDES BRITANNIA Co,
$50 BROADWAY.
HERRING & Coz, ROADWAY.
AMERICAN CLOCK CO..
STANDARD AMERICAN CLOCKS.
tsl BROADWAY.
CABINET AND PARLOn ORGANS,
MASON & HAMLlN ORGAN Co,
GO UNIoE-soUARE.
GAS rIxruREs.
MITCHELL, VANCE & Co.
Ss7 BROADWAY.
CUTLERY.
MERlDEN CUTLERY Co.
40 cHAMBERssT
BILLIARD TABLES,
II. w. COLLESDER,
5ss BROADWAY.
STEEL PENS,
JOSEPH elliott Il SONS.
Oh yoHSsT.
Ocean Steamships.
EUROPEAN srHAM-HIP,.
WHITE STAR LINE iADRIATIC SAILS ON
SATURDAY, MAYS,
10 BROADWAY.
Hew.YOrk Dealers In Artistic and Fine Goods for
Personal and Household Use.
TIFFANY y Co.,
USIoSsQUARE.
BROOKS BROTHERS.
BROADWAY AND BoND-sr.
CARRIAGEs AND ROAD WAGONS,
BREWSTER & Co. OF BROoME-ST.,
9TH. AVE- AND liTHsT.
uPHOLsTEwv GOODS AND LACB CURTAINS.
NICOL, COWLlSHAW & Co.,
746 BROADWAY.
MILITARY AND MASONIC GOODS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
10 MAIDEE.LANE-
ART BRONZEs,
HENRY 7. cox & Co.,
6o4 AND COG BROADWAY.
GUNs RIFLES, AND SPORTING OUTFITS,
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM
10 MAIDEN. LANE.
SWISS WATCHES.
VIZ. J. MAGNIN. GUEDIN & CO..
esq BROADWAY.
GRNTLEMEN'4 FURNISHING GOODS,
UNION ADAMS e. Co.
els BROADWAY.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs.
NJ KNOEDLER & Co.
tsucsessors to Goup1l .,,...
WKURTZ
TWENTY raIROsr AND MADIsoysQuARR
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
CROUCH & FITZGERALD.
$50 BROADWAY.
AND BROADWAY, CORN Ea MAIDEN LANE
CHENEY,s AMERICAN SILKS,
JAMES McCREERY & Co.
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH. ST.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
DAVIS COLLAMORE & Co..
MUSICAL gOxEs.
NJ }. PAILLARD & Co,
$50 BROADWAY.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
D. HODGMkN & Co.
CORNER MAIDEN.LANB AND SAssAU5r.
DIAMONDS,
RANDEL, BARRYMORE 4 Co.
20 MAIDEN.I.ANB AND bs NASSAU CT.
CORAL JEwELRY,
VICTOR BISHOP,
KITCHEN FURNITURE AND RHFkIGBIArORS,
LEWIS & CONGER,
SOL sIXTHAVE. AND 1870 BROADWAY.
DUNLAP & CO.,
ia FIfTH-AyE AND os9 BROADWAY.
representative Houses in Various Branches Of
Trade
TIE MERCANTILE AGENCY lGJ Brsochesl,
DUN, BARLOW & Co'
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
GEORGE T. ROWI,IL & Co,
, 1875-01-17

Hptt3at Disposch to 1h& Chteaon IftotN&.
hcunosD. Ind, Jsn. 16.-1n the matter OF tn
Receigership Of the Fort Wayne. Muncie l. Gin
ciuuati Railroad, in which tho Receivers Of th,
Wayne Company Circuit Court were dispoasssse*
OF thu property BY the Receiver appointed BY ths
United Stxtes Circuit Court, Judge Kibby Issued
an order on Wednesday last requiring L. ?. Edger
ton and ". " Worthington to show CAUSE Will
they shouldn not be proceeded against for contsmp
Of court for taking possession Of tho property
when it wss already in the hands Of the Court.
That order was returned to-day, and the answer
showing th-t Edgerton had no authority from
Judge Drummond to taks tho property out oi
the hands OF the Receivers Of another county.
Judge Kibby ordered the arrest Of Edgsrton soa
Worthington- T1era e-e many interesting
questions growing ont OF EdgertoI
having and operating the For1
Wayne, Muncie i Cincnnzti R.ilroad during
tho past two weeks without authority Of law II
is claimed that tho accident which happened On
the 18th on that road, causing loss Of Life, be-
comes Edcottou's personal matter, - the train
VIE being run on regular time when the accldent
occurred Edeerton will, in the opinion Of emi"
nent lawyers, be personally responsible for ths
damage done. The damage to persons and prop
orty is not estimated at leas than CSC, 600. Four
poraous bave already died from ntu11ea recsiFed
and Re7eu ipc4pacitatcd tor 1fo.
, 1875-01-17

porte, one In favor and one against. will be re-
turned to the Council at its next meeting. The
Committee then adjourned.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The regular meeting oil the Public Library
Board took place yesterday afternoon in the
Board ROOMS, President HOyne in the chair.
There were present, besides tho Prasident, In
spectors Onahan, Rosenthal. Shorey. Raster,
Mason, and Queal. After aome preliminary con-
vereation about the impossbi1,ty Of the Council
making any additional Library appropriation
during the present fiscal year, and the feasibility
Of either buying books on certificates OF indebt-
edpesg, in anticipation OF next years income or
OF soliciting money by subscription OF IN appeal
to the public at large. the meeting mas called to
order, aud tia minutes Of tho previous meeting
read and approved.
Inspector Raster moved to amend 500. Is by
making the Library employees subject to dis
rnlB5al By the Executive Board. Tbs anend-
ment was carried. He also reported rs Chair
munication from Alexander Edelmann,a = publisher
in Loitzig.
Aftertransactins some other routine business,
Inspector Onahan introduced T. resolution, which
ha said he wished TO mako to the Doard At large
rather than to the Library Committee, provid-
man. French Italian. and an English newspaper
now On file, and inserting in theu places the
newspppsrs: r Unirers, OF Paris: G4mania,
Of Germany; Yoce della Rerita, Of Rome; and
tQG .M0HHs Ql LOuuUu. Auea9 p&pRlB represent
tho Church phase Of the fight now going on in
Europe between the Church and the State. His
motion was eecondad b. Inspector Raster, who
stated that the literary character Of the aboyo
papers was not 80 good "a thoao now On file, but
ho was in favor Of makiog tho change for the
purpose Of representing to the Library patrons
both sides Of the question at issue.
Inspector Roseuthal strongly objected, On the
grounds that be did not want any Jesuiticat pa
pers to displace any such papers Of aoknowledg-
ed rank as the Augsburg Alqemeine Ze.tung.
Inspector Onahan denied in forcib1o tones that
Tho papers were Jesuitioal. The question was
pressed to decision. but finally the subject was
referred to tho Library Committee, with inatruc-
tions to report at the next meeting. Mr. 0na-
han claimed that Hosenthal used the word
"Jeeuitical" as d slang word, and Rosonthal
replied. They continued their discussion until
after the Board adjourned, and then inspector
Onahan ended it by quietly retiring from the room
The scene was not in the highest degree the
proper thing for coup1e Of gentlemen to in~
duige in, and il anything Of the scrt oecuFs
aeain, President Hoyno should insist on enfotc-
ing parliamentary rules.
, 1875-01-17
through what was known ~ the Wabash svenus

CHURCH MEETINGS.
Tho annual meeting OF the First Uuisarian
OF the church. The bnsineas done must have
been un1mportant or otherwise in its nsture ss
the members OF the congregation deemed the
presence of reporters unnecessary. After wait
ing nearly three hours in tho church building
where they were regaled with soMe e1celens
music, an aria from Der Freischuetz." BY the
soprano being particularly enjoyable, the re-
portors left congratulatlng themselves that an
evening OF heavenly music had been substituted
for ono OF droHsy speeches and stupid financial
reports.
The annual meeting Of the Fourth Unitarian
Church was held Monday evening. The follow
ing officers vera elected: Trustees, q: A. Le-
land, F. Z. Barnard Wc- L Stanton, F. L VIII
son, Firman Church; Treasurer, Sanford B.
was reported to be harmonious, hopeful, and
we'll organized for work. Tho growth in mem-
berahip was especially noticeable.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Tho Judges Of the Superior and Circuit Courts
held pEotracted eession Yesterday afternoon,
Justices Of the Peace. 4 large number Of ap-
p!ications ware received. amounting to neasly
fifty, and their clatmB were Of COURSE, various,
both in kind aud degree. The proceedings we're
Kept entirely aocret: and nsre not con-
cladod. but ,E wi!l be taken .p up again ,. to.
candidates spent the afternoon in promenadipg
the hall opposite tho room where the JUICES sat,
and occasionally cooling their ears and eyes BY
applications OF those mombers to the opening
cut in the door for the reception OF letters.
Their curiosity, however, Was unsatisfod, as the
Judges. with an evident knowledge OF human
nature, took the pracautlon to lock themselves
in the small jury-room adjoining Judge Wlaua'
room, 80 that none OF the proceedings could be
heard or seon.
, 1875-01-17
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
RdDIIkE EUHNEEE.

An adjourned meeting OF the Chicago Bar As
eoci1tion was held 1t its rooms, corner OF Clark
&nd Madison streets, yesterday afternoon, Pres
ideut B. F. Aver ID the chair, and Mr. Jackson
6ecrotarT-
The Chair stated the object Of the meeting to
BE- to hear the reports Of several special COM
mitteas and to appoint the standing committees
for the ensuing year.
In the absence Of the reports from commit
sees, the ChAir named the following
STANDING COMMITTEES:
>Iudscsdru-John n. Jewett, Charles Hitchcock,
Thomas F. WithroE, Daniel L. sho1eJ. John L.
C11epances-1ohn s. Cooper. 0. a. Horton, L n.
Btlek, " J. Culver, william vocko.
Lx7al Etucatisn- Thomas Horne, 1n1ius Rosentha1
x.nename,i % n u tie Iaa-w G aoudy, Writ Dexter,
Ieonard SWEET, James 2. Root, Thomas g. Froat.
Toe resolution to amend the practice Of law,
introduced By hs. W1throw in November, was
then t4kon nP a2d on mot,on on.1;!sa Of MI. Fuller
A former resolution, 1ooking to securing q
consolidation OF the Supreme Court Of the State,
waa taken mp, and after discussion WAS reforred
10 tbs Judiciary COMMITTEES
K1s1 pHIUs couHT8-
I1. 7ence offered the following resolutions,
moving their refeuance to the Committee On
judiciary:
Resolved, 1bxt tho statutes of this state b. 30
pnended permit the Sis Pr1ns Courts IN an pro-
per e.ses order nnu-su1t and further that such
urs should be granted the right to instruct tbs Jury
ie.olreI Further. that COMMITTEES OF dve be xp-
pointed b. tho President Of thto ASSOCIATION to prepare
proper bill 1or ssch purpose aud present tho aa1ne
TO The Legislature noT In feason, and al proper
rnc2nf to procure its enactment
The resolutions, n1tcr some discussion, were
referred accofdiog to motion.
The Committee OF year ago upon Court
Rooms was discharged on notion
, 1875-01-17

YEGTIJBE BY 'E1EHY l. ETpRR8.
49,. - ,.~.-. h-C.a- sto--a m fha
~, ..to 4as.ue ~ .ssta.s., sf,a--
!'s:1ea constitution oen7eteo sesseseay !oo aI a..
noon before N audience OF upward OF 1oo stu
dents, ut the College Of Law, differed from it's
predecessors in beinr exteuporancous and elo-
nne,t ;1.t.sd ~ v-r;t+or and therafore critical
,.s ..os@aI - w. ~'' .a1;s ,.;oo ~.
>'a 1econtca1- Iao epec4a Hpio os"s ~ 10
ong1n, history, and merits Of t11A bY 1ur5. Mf-
Storm affirmed its origin L be ecxon and Eog-
ush. anbsannanr to Alfred and prior to Magma
f4,.L ~1o,.> m, .;. - i;,s,c ;n,ao;na-
.It')' tne eAet.'o ~ - Es-..
@aa Neold enhnle us 70 see ao" Ioe 1u.S'
II No now know it, might grow out OF the
..unbinstiou Of several customs incident to
hiala - t},ev cr;xtad bstveen the exas ct
Atfrna ana tho Norman Cononest. sucn
~. W.st tha 1.atano ~ cornnureato,s. etc.
xzpsr - H. -t9rs;,, tba defcndant caIied in
t!eTan ~ his na;chhor. who With Iimself, made
t9esye nnj ha srcsr;nr That he did not owe,
~ us :nat ue s"oask H. .aas - ~ tha1 ha1ovsJ
I'm =, o Mnnia s.sn3 sna sco,;traa hr ihe Court.
saconaIv r ,ne srsto1n at snmmonine Twelve Wit
, 1875-01-17
GENERAL NEWS.

The Committee On Public Service h&V9 do
cidcd to have but one voting precinct IN esch
ward at tho coming election Of Congressman in
The Fir.t District on The 23d inst. oxeept in the
Sixth and Seventh Wards, whsFe thers will ba
two.
The temperature yesterday as observed by l..
Manease. optician. under TIE TRIBUNE Building,
uas, At 8 a. M, s deg. above zero 10 4. NJ,
8; 12m4, 81; 5 P. NJ, s; 6p. NJ, 4, and p.
n, s.
william Mo-ae Of No. 1929 North Ha1sted
street, slipped and fell with such force yesterday
noon, at tho corner Of Clark and Washington
streets, - to break his right lag below ths kneo.
He Was taken to his honna ia carriage, and at
tended to by physician.
Officer Durham shot and killed mad dog At
the corner Of Fourth and Noble streets yester-
dav, aftor lively chase. It was reported in the
neighborhood tha. the animal had bitten two
persons. but the officer could not learn Of any
thing definite to that effect.
The members Of the Humanitarian Associa-
ton and Industrial Institute, mat ut I54 Lasa'le
street yesterday, and elected Thomas Armour
President: ". T. Eastman, Secretary, and J. II.
Wallsco, Treasurer. and tho above eeutlem en-.
together with E. o. HoWel and SAmual D.
At d meeting Of the Chicago Philosophical
Bociety last evening the Rev. H: N. Powers de-
Ivered an entertaining. ss well a. instructive.
lecture on " manhood and Poetry" On next
Saturday evening Plof. Mills. Of Syracuse, will
repeat 70 tha Society his lecture on 1.-THE Signs
OF the Times"
The Rev. P. ". Riorlan delivers tho fourth
lecture in the course Of the Union Catholic Ii
brary Association at she ha}, south vert corner OF
State and Monroe streets Thursday evening.
His subject is - Marquette" aud the approach-
ing two hundrcdth anniversary OF Pero Mar
quette's land.ng at Chlcsso will give an add-
tonal interest to subject so attractive IN ltsell
The Kings servaDte packed his Majesty's bag-
gage early yesterday morning, and about bali
past O'Clock tho royal party Was escorted to
tho St. Louis d Alton depot By Mayor Colvin.
KAlakaua expects to remain in st. Louis TWO OF
three days. Thonce hs will go to Sal: Lake to
see Young's family, and on to San Francisco,
whero ho will embark Tor home, expecting TO
reach Honolulu early in February.-
4 correspondent who frequently goes out OF
town on the 10 o'clock evening Rock Island
tram asks whether railroad companies sle not
culpable for not protecting passengers from
thieves. BE mentions two recent instances OF
men being requested to 60 from one car TO
another by thieves, who robbed them when they
attention TO no ono but employees who have
badges On. the thieves would not have IN oppor-
tunity to rob theua-
Yesterday forenoon, about 10 O'Clock, just
after the Chicago & Pacific Railroad Train had
left the depoA Joseph Wrenech enlnger, Joung
man 23 years old, uho worked in Walker. Oakley
& Co.'s tannoty. on tho Etston road. attempted
to jump on board, when hs slipped aud fell under
the wheels. His right leg Was severed and he
Was otherwise badly injured He waa removed
to tho Alexian Brothers Hospital for surgical
treatment: Tho unfortunate young 5nan is a
hrAr n niFh EF
, 1875-01-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS, -

The cIosing exercises OF the first term Of Al
LENS Academy will take place Thursday and FRI
daJ st the academy, corner OF THenty-second
street md Michigan avenue.
The Rev. II. II. Parkhnrst will deliver his
popular lecture, Round the World in Sixty
Miuutes," at st.. PAul's Church ThurEday eyen-
ing. Admission Is cents.
4 reunion Of tho old friends, or more proper
II speaking Of old neighbors, will bo held
Wednesday evening, at tho Matteson House.
Ths Affair is under. the management and
direction Of Mossrs. Keley, Walsh, Copey,
Hennssy, and Mccarthy, aud 3 good
and, time Is promised. The gentleman propose,
in fact. desire to hare Ill their old friends
OF anti-fro times present ut the reunion.
The Committee 10 charge wish to repeat the
announcement OF the second annual reunion OF
the Chicago Association OF the graduates and
former pupils Of Rockford Seminary, which will
occur xt the Grand Pacific Hote1 Tuesday at
o'clock r. N. ALI who have been connected 9th
tho Seminary at any time ara cordially inv vited to
DO present. Gentlemen are invited TOR the
evening. All rho may determine to be present
will please write at once to Mrs. Wll1iAr1 Smith.
101 Rhodes avenue.
The fourth OF series Of free musical and lit
erarY entertainments under the auspices Of the
Calodouiau Club will ba given at tho hall OF the
Club, No. l67 Washington street, Tuesday eveu-
ing. On that occasion the Chief, Robert Her
yey, will delieer his lecture on Robert Burns."
The musical part Of tho entertainment will bs
under tho direction Of Prof. Gustavus Geary,
who will be assisted by Mr. Dow, Mrs. Drew.
Mrs. Bunker. and, By kind permission Of Mr. c.
r. Gardiner. OF tho Academy OF Music, By Mrs.
Fred Williams.
IR1sn LITERARY socHTY.
Tha Irish Literary Association will hold its
sixth annual banquet and bail 1t the Sherman
HnraA or, fha aranir1Q NJ March IT. Sc P1trick'N
, 1875-01-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoRx, Jan. 16.-Az1ived: stoamahfp Mss1,
from Rotterdam
LONDON, Jan. 16.-1ho steamships Cubs md
Wisconsin, from New York, have tzrived ont.
SA.x FRAsc1sco, Jan. 16.-Arrived, steamer
Mohongo. from Panama steamer Constitution,
from Panama
The steamer Tasco Do Cana eai1ed at noon
to-dar for Hong Kong and Yokohama.
, 1875-01-17

sAa F1Anc1sco, ian. 16.-Thero is much u"
.-;teueot 1t Santa Clara, over the discovery OF G
rich silver mine In that county. Tho ledge hAs
been traced 10 miles. Experts say II ID gsnu-
inc 14dga Il silTsr mixed with laAa. Work viii
coxuruanes lsnndaIllAtaly.
, 1875-01-17
MOCK ADCT1ONH-

"a kas Editor n Tbs caicago Tribune:
c11cAoo. Jan. 16.--On Thursday last left my
hon,a 1t Rock Island for the purpose Of visiting
frioads IL Chicago. I arrived safely. and "hilo
an Madison street. bridge, near tho east
and looking fo1 the nams OF my rel
,+ivo vps induced to 60 into the sue-
t;or store Of Mr.. 4. LikonB, located 1T No. 289
East Madison street, just east OF tho BRIDGE on
M, nort1, xlde Of tho street., wharo MAS In
forrnsd eoaid obtain gsnufns gald watches q
, 1875-01-17
4 WEAK INSURANCE COMPANY.

WHEELING, ". Va. J.n. 16.-Tho Nail CITY
insurance Company, established hare few
months ago by outside parties, closed JostardsY
On account of its inability to sattls 4 Judgment
for 41, 600 afainAt than tot insurance laaa.