, 1875-11-28

to tie adopted schedule ot rates any loheer.
Recently q firm OF this CITY. memher
OF the Board, Tas fined $o0u fof VIo-
Iasu5 the rules by cutting rates. I bis
Was The last effort Of an expiring organization
to asea1t it's control and MAINTAIN discipline Tue
inn in question refused 70 pny, and went on
Gu ting; and the company for which they acted,
being demonstrated .lth, promised to close
tnelr account with them. and did Us matter OF
fact declare the agency removed; oui that sa's
WAS mere bNud is proved by the circumstance
that the said hrn has been wiring Tor tho SAD
Company ever since. precisely ~ though no:h-
ing had occurred to disturb tAa e7en tenor OF
their course. The members OF the Board, 81
most without exception. are nlayng game OF
cut hIoat and, it the AseoclAtloo- should ever
be resuscitated it will b. IN an entlrelg different
shape, with new. olganlzauoa, aud for the
purpose Of ATTENDING htfcty to its own bus1ness'
and letting the Affairs of outsiders severely
a4~ne' "
wArcHNAn, WHAT OF THE N1our?
! Amoet sorio1 IL charge is brought sgainst the
keeper Of the lighthouse on No1ta point, in this
| c,tv. namelY. Of having allowed his light . ro-
voiv,ng one, to become STATIONARY during ;he
| night. It is said that several inke Captains on
1nas1np the taud have been deceived by this very
crsye narlect OF ,duty. and only saved from
atnost osr,sin destruction by being found and
! taken IN charge BIZ Milwaukee, tugs. just what
ruth there 1s in tho charge hsye, Of course, no
yoeaos ri knowing. hut the statement Is made on
xrrv r,od anthor1tv md the matter calls for lt:-
yestieat,on. L u sa4d that the lightkeeper
| sieops AZ hls posi-,
TIE kSEE1ASD CASE
| Thir interesting viii case vii como up again
for hear1ue Monday. telesraphed synopsis
| OF the ,roceediucs before Judge Mann IT. the
| Probate Court TUESDAY; bus- brief sketch Of
| the evidence 60 far adduced NAV not be unn:er-
eating Tne keeper OF tue hotel ut uale's Coz
ueEs. where the deceased took the lady 10 board
who nov claims to be his life recogniz I'D the mar
rare Get tlticate Of the deceased and the lady III
! oneston produced in court as the one deceased
! rs ofai
| an man and wife aud fu. tier said that kueela,,d
told him he intended to board there until be could
| preusre home 10 take bis wife to. kneeland
| also related particulars OF the marriage. The
| connie l1yed ha ppy together on terms OF Afrec-
| tim. The yitness' wife gave tin,lsr testimony,
sud further quoted q remark of deceased that
| hp ana Hattie we're married now, and hoped soon
| to go TO housekeeping. de showed the marriage
! they had home Of their own. At smother time
he AZ h,ldted pictures of HAttIe's grandfather and
grandmother, and Of the farmhouse in which
| she vas reared, and leaned over on her arm and
| sr,1 ;, And now Hattie, No are man and wife,
anil nothing, can interfere between us." This
| co,c1uded tie testimony, and the case was con-
| tinued Till Monday. The object of the deceased's
| reat,yes is to show that Mrs. kneeland was mar
| red TO soma other person. The estate involved
in quite large.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF Art.
/ Tr,6cr tha nnsniocs of the Art Association,
| there is an exhibition Of oil paintings in .he
r$~IrR q
| aa1t wh;eh marits mora than paseinc notice.
| ST' n1A'' .'a+;1.' ;. ono ~ aycentloo tj,y b,of
10. 1no ~ ,,,sn.naes ars gantlemen with n nost
| ntel4n tue a,azota t1a r,,aic tas,e 1nd
ea1hess uss;te ~ ra;s,oo nrast ,ntarest IN az
tue uA'S1. 10 Inn '< ,;-,a : has hasn tne cnstom
e4Gsa ~ ~ . vi. ~ tha iaadin0 cutie. az
a. Nnuaso' No" ra. - ,.,hI,o s,rt;or 9b1 wo,ka
| 10 .t;s.s - uara aTbin;trd NJ TIRE varions
| =. a a, y, H.si.,, ~ sncn c1,;aa avn II IA said
aeaasee VI 9aoaeefuI ae ,natnoa IT introdnc-
70 nave p1oseu L ,.,,n tha honses ~ many VIM
ing "olks VI az: oui5 he den,1ed
| ~ s,,,1s .rassnras Seyeral leading gentlemen
ana lao,es o. ar. ostnTm,ned 10 sttemnt The H.
tnS,,at'oo - =. n,.n heye rith tbs above re-
| Ie Tse s~h;b,+,on b.n hsen most tas,efully
sun lne e1nloi1.on d nas h HseR r. 1 Frndshsn3
ana Aes.eas ~. 1iaI,o ~. nnt,i ,ha day ri
| aou 40 "f@" ~ VIZ
o"'0 xovrr. coscrnr.
| 49, o,,h - ;a,,,atod nv enver.i
| poPnoa 'v nraa,ass;ra .nd weii-known c,ti-
OF our DOS. plosl1es.so, 1n ~, 4,a F.a1 Sda fnr
zens, mas oeon ...n asr;.s ~ nnoS;ccfino.
me pulpooe ~. sss se.i.,1.tsd N fosrcE nnhj;c
aol' on.e. ~ ,ar 49,. sr,d rndav .nch ansnces
tas.e, ~ ~ ~" a5 arli,.s snocaas c.nunt he
| ,.,.e- ~ dorht 'rhn iina is to c,atee 4
s1s;r sel na,n;ns W sdm7s.,on fee and to present
ne1G9 M u aasas ~ ;ns1r,man,., concert rnna;c.
1ne Hknte. s1aos .,,,a ~ - u..nnrached north of
Bsche oana %alcn ar;nn - - tna nns,c Va
Inc % p.os 80 - 80 hos, cnrnat an.1 violin
ta ~ tpa c,'',,,nsnt IT., in ,h;s c,t, and ron
ra,t.hsnd whirh wonIo reloet credit on euv civ
I -ha Waet Wits sncI attrant,ons and nrom-
isa of IN apundapt supply Of tea, coffee, aud
| poor, wsnded their was in thousands to the
| Academy Of MUSIC Iuestay evening" toe occa~
eon Of the nfat OF tne popu1at o'oo eulst I ta'u
menta me nas anueeu, ~as ~ 1 hs4eea
i'nnr far tha overture alriyed. Most Of tne
| T,ahion NJ M,lwaukea WAS there ae well u