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RELIGIOUS NEWS.


Tho Presbyterian ministers held their weekly
meeting yesterday morning, led BY ths Rev.
James MhcLaughl.n. Tho first hour was given
to devotional exercises.
Under tho btslness-head, Dr.. Van Doren
wanted the meeting to protest against the Sum
day afternoon lecture course. which Was inter-
feriug with tho churchos, aud calling teachers
from the Sabbath. school. No action was taken.
DR.. Hnrd wanted the National Bible Society
which will soou conyone In this city, welcomed
and on motion DR.. A. Mitchell was appointed to
represent tbs mcoting in conference with tho
ministers Of other denominations to that end.
Or. Mitchell inquired after the liev. G. II.
Howard who had been reported ~ doing grent
rcysval work in Virginia, md who claimed to
hail from Chicago. Several recognized the
1t was then resolved to return After tho next
meetiug to the former style, from the fact that
the devotional meetings wero not aH well attend
ed as they should be-. The Committee WAS ac-
cordingly instructed to prepare programme.
The Hey Mr. Ely was appointed 10 conduct
tho neat ncoting.
The Methodist miuisterB held their wcokly
meet'ng Yesterday moroing, pr. Jutsins pI,ezd-
tine, 0urney, Muitin, FELTON,, Leonard,
Youker, Berger, lIemenway. Arnold, Nc
GTeGeE, Jntkins, MarsD. briggs, Hinder,
j. J. Keller, Edwards, Whitehead, h1ullnger,
s1ckeown, Axtell Meredith, Stokes, ]. ", Dun
can, Schogren, Thomas A. hlillur, Kaufman,
Holmes, Roscker, Gone, ". Keller, Peck, and
Nate.
Alessrs. Jutklns, FELTON,, md Marsh ulado re-
ports on tho effects Of the revival meetings Of
Mrs. Van COLT Which wero Of favorable ci,nr-
actor.
Mr. Edwards described recent visit to New
York and attendance on the Aesslon Of tho Book
Committee.
Mr.. Farkhurst spoko Ut length on ~ Our Man
asement Of tho Missionary Society"
A rehontiau uas PASSED to tile effect that Fas-
tor Keller, Plesldipg Elder Of tho 0orman Dis
trict, ba requested 10 lead III tho discussion Of
next Monday murnipg.
+ hir, r. i. Carter. Secretary Of the Cook
County Bible Society, was introduced. LIE pre-
seutad leltes from the Corresponding Sec1etal y
OF the American board Of Foreign l,lhe Society,
tho purpork Of which WAS 10 chnyaHa tho propr.e-
ty of holding the next anniversary OF that So
cictY in Chicago.
II WIG moved and carried that tho A. II. +, Il,
8. be invited to hold th1,r next anniversary III
Ch,cago. and that Dr.. McKeown 10 appointed
committee OF ono to act with other similar com
mittees to facilitate the holding Of tie anniyer-
aaJ here.
The meeting then adjourned.
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THE CHICAGO RoTHscHiLps.

nEIonr DY MR. 1aAAo aREENEBAuM.
Ths trouble among the Chicago nothschilds
promises 10 furnish food for public attention and
interest whau once the case comes up for hear-
ing in court. Both parties show great deal OF
feeling, aud the struggle bids fair to be hot
sna. Tho bill filcd by h1r. 1saao dreonebau1n
md published last Saturday called forth from
Nr. Horny dreenebaum certain statements,
whereat Isaac, who has hitherto borne an un-
blemished reputation, feola much aggrieved. A
reporter OF THE TRIBUNE yesterday called upon
Isaac urecneha nm to learn what ho had to ssy in
reply to tho severe impusatlons embodied in
HenrJ'a publiBhed eKpressona relative to tho law
suit The reporter observed:
~ SEQ that Mr.. Henry Greenehaum charges
that you baye boen strrod ur by strangers to bo-
gin this suit aud that 1t IL prompted sololy by
mAiicc."
hension. I en- Rcting wholly upon my own re-
sponeibiiity. and am led to take tho step by a
scuse of grioyOlH wong sustained At tie hands
OF my brother Henry, whose injustice left nc
no alternative but to apply 10 tho courts for fe~
dress. -.....
Keporter--Henry makes it appear that your ae-
ton il Kross jngrstitttde aa tlo once hctpel you
out Of trouble, aud enabled you to settle up your
Affairs. ...
ment. never failed in business. never mado an
asBignnent wnB neyer bankrupt. / had no aid
from Henry Greonehaum but settled up my bnsi-
ness in full. I gave up my mercantile biHiaese
and joinod Henry III hia banking operations ut
Lis eAsnest aud repeated solicitation.
N,-What about the reciopt lie publishes pur-
porting 10 show wlnd-up Of your connection
with hlIni
]. l.-.That receipt is 4 fraudulent document,
Privately eoncocteh by 1lourY. Ny signature to
1t was obtaaued BY sllsrcptitious monnB. It eni-
bodies an untrua suggestion, ID 1t rslatod Rolely
to my private account with tue bark. aud did not
contemplate my retirement from the firm.
No statement Of the accounts Of the firm
had ever paBHed, md no money paid over to
mo- Ko that it could not be possible TINT IT was
given aa a settlement. nna termination of my
partnership, You will notice that. though Tho
receipt Is dated january, lh74. the dissolution
nptice Was not published until tho following
May.
N.-Thea you Wish to be Understood ~ deny
Ing nAy malicious or vindictiEe motives in ra-
sorting to tho coufts3
|. q. trnphatlcaily)-Thh bill WAS filed In
good faith, aud will be pressed TO MI Issue. !
hasu no sindict'vs spirit to give vent 70, snd no
dasise to create scandal. Ihe suit will be pub
lie when 1t comes oil, xnd I shall be consont to
1est my case AZ wcl with the publios senso Of
iustice as with my righta befora the law.
R-Aiiusion Ii made to your delay In COM
mbnctug the suit.
l. u,-rhese Ia = good reason for that. I
felt very badly ut the time about tho alienation
AID trouble-ho much W that my health was I'm
pared, and had to 70 abroad in consequence
private means to bring about reconciliation aud
just settlement, but failed. / could say q grest
deal more abnut tlis matter, but don't want tc
try tho cAAe III the newspapers, 2nd neither do
wish to say anything harhh or injurious vt my
brother.
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10 the Editor Of Tie chtcaoo Tr.6u,s:
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Having frequent occasion
to visit the reading-room Of the Public Library
(nnd should avail myself OF its facilities to a
much grelter extent but for tho discotnforts
herein enumerstcd), l Should like to call the nt-
tention Of the proper authorities to the entire
luck OF suitable ventilation md other reforns
needed there. At present, on very cold days,
aud especially On such evenings, tho heating
apparatus ia inadequate to keeping the tempora-
turo at the proper point. When too warm. an
attendant opens sucl windows an he secs fit,
causing shiverlng and general removal to less
exposed ponlB.
ibis qncation Of ventilation Is Important for
magy reasobs, and. II tbs management CONTINUE
to a1,slt 1t al now, tue respectable people who
dcstre to Use tho room will be forced to keep
away. say ''the respectable people," aud use
tho phrake adviacdly, for theto il class Of peo-
rlo who hat1nt tho room from early morning till
late at night-poopte with no occupation, aud
from whobo persons tho sweet sayor asceuds
to all extent uncomfortable.
Tho inquiry ig pertinent, Is the reAdIng-room
to be notlopollzol by thcso uncean lonfsrB aud
women with crying baDea at broast 2
Eoarualo.
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dAucns," aud the eucccts OF this part Of tho
evenings enjoyment waa largely dns tn her ef-
forts. During tho evening handsome supper
naB served.
Tho most conapicuo,a faco In the room that
Of tho ciuck-was Mttor!y ignorcd, and, when
OF tho l.our, nil pteaont felt that they Ind nsser
beforo been so aouply impressed With tho short
nose Of tIn,o. Lot, than this arair bo rna.Ie 10
swell tho lIst ef "gootl titnca" and 1T tnoso
who would add fow Ii1h to this clinin Of lta by
AZ evening Of hearty enjoyment 60 atd d. ike
Ipfnn
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

AlfH. van tots Will hold meeting at II m. and
':ao P. 1n To-Day III INC f'ras Meshoa'st CHURCH
The Norshmena Singing Society will eivs
grant eonctrt Saturday eEonlng at Aurora Iur-
ner laA1l'
The regular moetiag Of tho Eighth Ward Fire
Guard will take place this evening At 325 Blue
island avonne. A'ful attendance Of tho meul-
hrrs IL particularly requested,
N,,,,.r a..,,,.a ,.;, a,,,,,- LII
Ma.ann sneppere VII e2'oi ,.,, ms ieoturo on
roadinrs' this evening, It ,bo ;rr,rity ~ A. Il
Church, Indiana ayollue, near Twenty fourth
Btreet.
Prof, Edmund Abdrevs, 1ect,,rs In th,y NJ r.
A, Dimu Cnurea tn.uirbt on HGeysn1n" viii h.
q ;i,,.ttnt., nrt 1ns,. asnsa. III "' ue
In raa,nino p'"' e~93 - ~01e'''A1 "''''
wv e"o
The thirty SECOND annual commencement OK
orclaes OF s1e ilush Medica! Cos}eEa will ba held
in Central liall, cor1cr Wabash avenue aud
IWenty-accond street. this nEen!ng at 1880.
Prof Henry n. Lyman will deliver tho addiess.
Campbells now hail. tocatet On tbs corner ~
Van Bliron ntreet and CamnneIl ayonuo' in to hc
ccJonta,a who w1 tost tha 5anc;n1 ~ o,.s,;t;o, tuo
of the nav haIl. A nlansnnt effair in anticinatol
->--
c,,.sIha,
Ih'"i'sH|
The Office OF Ewing It Co., No. 70 Jackson
Rtreet wap entered by thierea night before last
and 1apsached.
A vo1t.robe yss eto]on out of tho rarri,cc u,
-a,ntro,or +. 1.v.. nn T'aSo stroo, ho.,".sns ~,
eoss4p'Ao!oi i4es'o w n"A' "''ooh' oot"eon 4nu
and Curtis. laat evening.
George Smith was arrested yesterday by Officer
Houlihan on tho charge Of burglary in breaking
aud Iruu,tull avenues fLawndale,. Saturday
night, and utealing gold watch aud ouautiIy
OF clothing, JUSTICE SQuj.y held the prisoner 70
thu Criminal Court In bail Of $500. and he was
rolcasel on furnishing tho requirod security.
n.,au u.,,u..,, ~. a,uu,,. !. H.. 80, :.
n'uk t ecnt"sa t "aa ~ s1 "a sno acs ~ Fop
9iI,g INC store o. William lane. a. NO. l57
hlcues hse1ue, aatut1at Alght, of 1no ptoprle-
.ot, noa, aa9a tu'aeu pfes 20 ptneef Alch' &c
"hs a1seoVsIoa lhat h9 uau Matcn anu coat IN
nia Possessl9n r. '!lon pe.oaeea g g. aanuel 10y.
aon. T.. NO, ~ ;, n.euor avenne: aae chatges OK
s ouekass ana tasevns we're enteieu AEa.n's tho
p11nons1' An" ne Mao sotInltoA " jail ios taA''
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Rcad d Sons Orraus,
II Jou Wish to buy first-claaR organ With tbs l,.
improvements, tho swectc.t 1nay Of tone and II.
ueweas styls Of case, 60 to Reed. Tenpo Of Music n
Van Durtn street.
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r. Fl. Mcdowell e Co.,
corner West Malson and Peoria streets, tho e1'+n.,
dsasrs in ladies' underwear aud corsets odsr ,h,.
duy their ontiro stock It great reduction from o,.
prices. 1nliea will 81 Per cent by buying thar
goods st this popular, cheap atore,
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htNpK TO YOUR rOcNETnoOK,"


"Ioog TO YOUR rocwErnooK."
10 the Etlifor ef The Chicago FrfbHne:
Gn1cAuo, Feb. f5-f I'm dcarOuB OF making
use Of your paper IL = means whereby to warn
tho people Of Chicago to keep tho,r hnnds In
close proximity to t'ior pocAotbooks Wl,ilo got,
ting in and ont of our crowded cars aud stages.
II q dotcctlyo waB to tnko lin stand {unob-
aeryed) near the corner OF Washington and
State atrontA anv afternoon from tho hours Of
to U, he might soc a "pecuiiarisy In the moyo-
lnclls Of our practical pickpocGots, Which is oI-
trely unobscrycd bv the police. whose duty now
ada7s 1t would Hcem ID merely nominal, Foi
tho benefit Of thoeo who do not desire to take
their stand as above mentioned and watch thoil
proceedings, l Will explain tile "molus ororau.
d." AZ rractIced upon myao!f tuico during the
last wecls
Together with my ron, ran to catch 4 Wabaah
avenue stare which had just btarted in advance
OF car. NOTICED two mon who wero apparent
ly trying to reach Tho sanlo vehicle trey ex-
pcrtea. however, that we would got OH tic car,
and Just as We rcacho1 the rear eud they jumped
tho platform, but, finding that We wero rull-
ming after tho stage. tley left t!s chr, and aue-
coedetl III getting into the doorway Of the stnge
Just ulead OF uB blocking tho way, while two
utl,crs brought Tip tho rear, wcdElng us In &c
tightly As tu render it almost impossible to move.
v llen nn opportunity offered. felt for my wallet.
Waltn, u lhy SURPRISE "as Eo11e. iHo oDJoct OF
tins unusual squeezing then canle clearly to
mud, hut it wnH t.o late for any thought OF re-
cuvery, as the parties had left to hunt up another
vtclinl.
The other night this very san,c dodge was at.
tempted. aud, but for the wa.clfuness Of MY
son, who had uot iorgotton my previous misfor-
tune, should hayo been minus another wal
let unu itH contents, just .a waB being iarnmod
iatl the door bet"ccr TWO men hearu my son
ray, "I.ook ous father" At which reminder
NtrrInf1Y fh1t for nbcknt INIT in find
Ihoro nre numerous other cnseB to my kno H.
edge si1nilar in detail to theso mentioned ; In
fact. not da7 passes but somo one is robbed on
tic public consayanccs Of this city, and 1t Is
high sino the rcoptc were warned, That they may
llave their eyes open. slso they can't keep thclt
nouey "wliere 1t will do tho most good"
4 fIcTiM AND DETECTIVE.
, 1875-02-16

Tho Palatka (Fla.) Herald says that the ocs,,
waha Iivor ia alvo With alligators tbis so4son
averaging in lo,igth from Q to l5 foot.
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Ftro-Proof Constructions.
Mr. A. J. snlt, architect. the Brccepssu comn.,..
for the 81 coo prlzo ollcred by the NJ, 81, Ha7nr
Bank. hss opened an otlIco in 1oom IL Bupnrlor j,
Mn II Clark street, where all tho prizo 1ua s-s o'
a1hiiitIun. "
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DEATHS.
49, -ts +--e~NAA. +-~~A

Df1A IE4S.
suLL1VAN-i'rh. II. Ellen q. Sullivan, beloved vi,
ot Michael j. Htltsau. and daughter Ut tho lAto ud
Dra1ey. REe sd % yeaff. @4
lHer.t vil lake ytaco from tc.dsqee. aA Ch...uu.
st., Wednesday At 10 Ho1eMh High Mass Al H.
Cathedral Of tho 11uy Nane, and thehoo BY eslrsg
Calvary Cemetery.
cansumn1' It ta rassncn II hsE .ic, Ahnea t, &
Calvert, M3 South t[alstcd-st. ''
Funeral ut p. H. the 18th. Erends OF tho f,m[y
are fn,itAd tn attend. '
fV- New York papers pleaso COPY.
Cf.ARk-fn Cnfdwa wateF Mich, Feb. fcopsunnt,.,
Prudence s.. wifn cf d. B. CLARK, and nother d Mm
Delamatnr. Of this city.
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sthnd In doubt about building hospital IN fAce
Of the fact that their want Of action is
costing ueodlcsa HAcr,ice Of lumsn l,fo. Tho
majority Of the sa1-payin9 people Of Cook
Count! viii heartily app'oyo Of she speed! erec-
ton of sIow i,ospi.a1; tl,ay will only mix that
the cntertrino be carried forward on tho most
economical baals; that no ioop-holes bo left for
Jobs or "ateais.' aud Tint only a portion OF
tho hospital bo hni1t At present. Dut they do
not deei,c tllat tho sick poor ahall be ANY logor
condemned to place their livos IN joopardy for
want Of ,eceut l,ospital accommodations.
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other nurpOses.

other purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Be it further Resolved, That all per-
sons now in possession of books be-
longin. to the Court House, either late
Recorders, Clerks or Tax Collectors,
be instructed to tnrn over the same to
the Sheriff, who will at once place the
same in the Public Library.
On motion Of Mr.. La,nbright,
Resolved, That the Sheriff and Con
stables, shall only be allowed fees for
conveying to Jail, such persons as are
committed b, Justices OF the Peace. or
by order of District or Parish Judges
with a regular mittimns duly signed.
On mo ion of NJ. LambrigIt,
Resolved, That Coroner and Justi-
ces of the Peace acting as coroners,
shall certify under oath to accounts
presented to the Police Jury for pay
ment.
On motion of Mr.. Lambright,
Resolved, That Coroner or Justi-
ces Of the Peace acting as such, must
give certificates to each Juror on in
qnest'
On motion the Jury adjourned until
to. morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
JAMES r ANDREWS,
A true copy: President P. j.
H. NJ. LABAT, Clerk.
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,05i.airy Resolutions ADOPTED b;
The ilexa dria Grange,
November Sd, rs

WHEREAS In the Providence of God,
death has removed from our midst our
brother, ROBF. G.. HYNSON
an Ottirer of this order, aud for nearly
three seer Years an honored citizen of
this Parish, and;
WHEREAS. His long aud consistent
life as 4 Christian and Il member of So
ciety deserves at our hands every mark
ut respect and affection.
/. That while we bow submissively
to The will of the Great Ruler OF the uni,
vrr>" we mourn in the death of our
venerable friend, the loss of one of our
mast valuetl associates, IA most estima-
HE member OF society, and one of the
mos! honorrd of tile citizens of this
Parish.
2. rlat we hereby express our recog-
milton of tie great loss which the COM
mnility has sustained in the death of
our rev.'rr,l friend. Although reserved
in his manner, and chary in his pro-.
testations OF friendship, he was ever
the kind, courteous, polite, christian
gentleman. with sympathies ready, and
IL hearl open to every call of friendship
and charity.
8. That we bear willing testimony to-
the eminent virtues which belonged to
the character of our brother. AS a
member of society, his life was blame
less, consistent and pure. In all his
private relations, he showed himself
the kind neighbor, the genial friend,
the hospitable host, the loving parent
aud gentle father. AS a citizen he was
law-abiding, just, honest. Inflinchingly
true to his convictions, unhending in
his integrity. Though simple, and un-
ambitious in his tastes, he was yet the
genuine patriot, and ever cherished a
lively interest in the welfare of his peo-
pie and State, and was ever ready to aid
every work that tended topromote good
order. and good government.
4. That we tender to the bereaved
family of our departed friend our pro-
found sympathies in their great Attic
ton, and we commend them for conso-
lation to the tender mercies of that God,
in whose bosom we doubt not the soul
of our friend now blissfully reposes.
5. That the members of this Grange
as marx of respect to the memory of
our deceased brother wear the usual
badge of mourning tor thirty days.
6. That a copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted to the family of our brother.
s !; ss:;; ca4..rn., Committee
SMITH GORDON,
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The Latest Returns.

The following are the latest cleo
ton returns received here:
MILWAUKEE, New 5-Returns
from remote towns are unfavorable
to the Republicans. It will require
the official count to determine! the
result.
Ludington is probably elected by
1000; the rest of the Republicans are
defeated.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 5.-The Times
has returns from 76 of the 103 legis-
lative districts in Kansas, which show
the election Of, SO straight Republi-
cans, and 81 opposition, classed under
the head Of Democrats, Independent
and Reformers.
Last year only 26 members went
into the opposition caucus, showing
the contest this year had been, con
siderably closer than then.
The Democrats also elect Sena-
for in the district where there was a
vacancy, and also elect District
Judge in the Fort Scott Districts be-
ing one of three vacancies.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The returns re-
ceived by the Argus. give majority
for Bigelow Of 1878, with the pros
pect of a further increase.
ST. PAUL, Nov. Legislative re-
turns are as yet meagre, but the
Democrats appear to have gained so
far four or five members. This, if
not OFFSET by Republican gains, will
make the Legislature very close.
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ays, from notification, by the said

days, from notification, by the said
Syndic.
Be it further Resolved, That in de-
faaf of the said, James R. Weather
ford repairing the said bridge in the
manner and time required by The no.
tification "f the syndic aforesaid, the
Parish Attorney ne instructed to insti
tnte suit against the said Weatherford
before any competent Count tor the
full amount paid or contracted to be
paid, by the Parish for the building of
the aforesaid bridge and damages for
the violation 81 his contract aforesaid.
Be it further Resolved,
That the Officer of the Jury serve a
cory of this Resolution, IN the said
Syndic, Jacob Gnnter.
/ On rnotinn Of Mt. Williams,
Resolved, That the Court House
Fand Tax, he increased to three thou
sand five hundred dollars, that Eve
hundred dollars be added tn the Com
stingent 3 Fund, making the entire
amount of estimates made for expen-
sea for lS75-sixteen thousand Ave
hundred dollars instead Ut eighteen
theusahd.
On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the entire amount of
Taxes tn be collected fol 1875 be fixed
at the rate of (sa) eight aud one-half
mills on the dollar, and of that amount
t6d mills) one aud three, fonrths mills
be collected in current Fund to cover
the estimate of the Bridge Fund Tax.
On motion the Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES r. ANDREWS.
A trnc copy: President P. j.
II. NJ. LABAT, Clerk P. j.
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strictly enforced.

strictly enforced.
See Section 2.6i4. Revised Statutes
On motion of Mr.. Lambright,
Resolved. That the beltry be re-
moved f.om it's present position and
placed to the right Of the Cont House
near the tnwer, and that the water
closet, heretofore authorized to be
built, be constructed nrtler 1t.
On motion of Mr.. Sorrell,
Resolved, That MIR. Williams and
D, C. Paul he appointed Commissioners
to have the belfry removed aud the
water closet constructed.
On motion of Mr.. Sorrell,
Resolved, That the Louisiana Dem
ocrat be requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting, and the Ra-
pi1es Gazette all legal and judicial
advertisements.
On motion,
The Jury adjourned to meet on the
first Monday in January, 1876.
JAMES R. ANDREWS,
A true copy: President P. j.
H. L. LABAr, Clerk.
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