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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09
Wholesale OR RETAIL

i and themost complete stock Of
! E0bocc0s and CHARS
lever offered in this market
Every Department Complete
DRY GOODS,
Carpets. ladies' Furnishing Goods,
H1rdec0g-e,
FARMING UTENSILS.
House Furnishing Goods, Lamps, Crockery|
and GlasswwA
Miners Tools and Out6t4 Ha&s and CAPS
Rubber Goods Boots and Shose
CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods stasionsy,
NotionA &c, q
4 fail supply ofthe ALDEN PREPARED
FRUITS IS per cent lower than ever BEL
orc. California: Dried Fruits Of Ill kinds.
A fall assortment a ths cslsbrased Cut
ing Canned 0oodA
4 tall supply q ca'isbnia Blankets and
Noolen 0o0ds.
harness, 6addlery, eaddlerJ' Hardware
Whips and LAsheA
,d TIE S Snly BE: p Ind = sssuins Ply
The Maine River Drive Boot msuufAc. :
ned expressly 70 our order. h
Tho old mottos T
Quit &ls al n1n Pr)1k I
TERMS CAan, or sucA exchange Q vel,
n readily convert into oash. 4
Rich 4 WussOs, |.
-. Rsca IRxuaAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH o SPENCFR \

THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH Or SPENCFRA.
HEATH iaqUes', Suspicious Cr.-Our watch
iul correspondent ii" at Fairfax {. H.. gives
rs the latest particulars of the mystery of
Mr.. Spencer y. Heath'S death. Under date
OF March 81 he says: The cOroner'S jury
empannelled yesterday evening to ascertain
the cause oHihe death of Spencer a. Heath,
assembled this morning ut his late residence.
A large number of citizens were also in at
tendance, and many witnesses summoned.
Drs: Fairfax and McWhorter conducted the
post mOrtem examination. That death was
caused by poisoning, probably laudanum
appears beyond doubt. But whether admin
Stored by himself or some other person is yet
mystery. The stomach was removed and
placed in n jar for future examination by
analysis, ifdeemed necessary. The evidence
of Mrs. Heath was taken at much length. She
states that on saturday morning last she left
in company with young man named Quill
Ian To go To her mothers and then To Wash
lngtOn 10 buy some goods. From her moth
er's they went to her brothers, ut BayliSS'
CloSs Roads, and thence to Alexandria and
Washington; bought some carpet warp Of Mr..
Wilmer in Alexandria. When she left home
her husband kissed her and bid her good bye
and said that she would never see him alive
words because he had frequently made the
same threats before; she left with young
Quillan, with the entire concurrence and
sanction OF her husband, who was anxious
for her TO go; that she had anticipated his
suicide, or feared 10 because of his conduct.
Her testimony was taken in her bed room.
she being unable, from nervous excitement
To ri: e from ii. This state of mind is no doubt
the result not only of the tragical death of
her husband but perhaps also of the ugly sus-
picions which have gained general circula-
ton. but which il is hoped will be entirely
reiuted by the evidence which will be elected
urOn this examination. That their married
life has been an unhappy one is well known,
but the suspicious of such dreadful crime
as is limited, cannot be justified by the cir
cumstances as they have yet transpired.-
alexandria StTiiinei, Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
TIE PRESIDENT NNEgT YORK.
Numerous (niter.

NEW YORK. y prIl Pres idcHt Grant and
party still remain at the Fifth Avenue hotel
Mr.. SartOris left for Philadelphia, bat will
return tomorrow. Among the callers on the
President to-day We're Collector Arthur
Gen. Sharpe, Hon. Thomas Murphy. AMI
Gen. BabcOck. y committee rom the
Massachusetts legislature also waited upon
The President, and rendered him the hos
plial:ticS of the state on the occasion of Cen
fesrrl mi celebration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
THE STRIKING MINERS.
Threatening and Shooting.

POTTSVILLE. PA, April All was quiet
during last night and this morning at Sha-
mOkin, Mount Carmel and other points along
SEamokin and Mahogany Branch roads. Al
tentTalia last night notice was posted n Dr.
PreVdrt's Colli.Ty that no man or bog should
work except engineers and frenen. The
night men in charge of pumps, while repair
Ing them, were frighte away by shots
being fired. and, fearing trouble, left the
pumps deemiag ii unsafe To- remain LONGER
Great damage must result 10 the mines I'm
that vicinity by being fooled by accumula-
ton of water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

bEKLIN. April III IS Stateu mat Spain
mas repeatedly requested Germany To- order
IT. war vessels To lombard Taraaz for the
Gustav outrage, hut Germany has refused to
do 50, because in the case Of q bOmbarIment
innocent persons would suffer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
National THEATER.

ONE WIEN ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL SIN.
Cha u IyFEEZ. " ,.25ER
RETURN VISIT OF THE FANORITE
DI PRE- 3 BENEDtCT'S
GIGANTIC FAMOUS NINSTRELS.
b. inv. II tTEEA IECrFE aNc Brass BAND
LE..TF-d Erund-i-d sr4t Improved.
Cor. posed - 30 Picked Artists.
Most successful gir:e- powerful Troupe travel
ing. r'sf gUtsHd - tb@ sIPeTlpr~ 81 MiI,~.Te!~y.
Per furI her particulars .,Id prices see bill.
Seaf~ secured az Ellis Music Store in advance,
without ezra CHAR
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY,
80 = s'CErCE-
ft1ii--I p O. al parts VI bou-., - Cents. Re
= TNtg seats 30 f'eF . Intr27 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

THE CANAL TRADE opened yesterday
March 3lst), with eight departures. Last
year it opened on the 18th of March, and up to
and including the 31st forty-twO boats had
cleared. The Borden company led OIL well
yesterday, and, il reports are true, has
handsome contract TO NIL this season with
the Governmental Cumberland Ne,ps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
rIHEATER CnMI0I E.-M-nIay. M.-ch.

Z u. : ?,
Il es--y night ard "Wednesday AMI saturday VI .ti-
H.es. Engagement 81 the versatile G.. actor
Dir. Milton Nj le=. hp viii apN.sr IL hi-
ling sensational drama. entitled J,ai Bity0s; o.,
BoE-BifCHS ant lLr-r-fr-s. Thi- dram h4< re-
Csivet tn CrUlal emil -l-ut = the pres aal pub
lie and = ieyit lbs tn bit produced in the
s.u-sti. ual lie Ea-sEesl- It tt- great Charac-
ter artists. VT. p. Marray and Nj, Ali-e Res,
th- celebrated premier dsu~cU-'.. N.-- Bette X
n8ei-lrr. Last chance Of seeing and hearing the
f-~- ct'i-f Of. tHs American stag. VI - Nellie st
John Ni-- Kitty Ally ne as- Buid- sam h. ~ an,
Sif VI Dow all Lew SprTssT. AMI great com
many a yHri-f. ..rfr aI.usort rl3rZ4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
Ed ROFE4V NEWS.
Francis .snSanIs
The Gustav Outrage.

TRIESTE, April THE Emperor Francis
Joseph reached here 10 day, on his WY L.
Italy. He was received with great cnthu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
VENUE TnEATER.

"A ia sIss.5 AMI FeEaSg 'rGH'r ArsHSs.
sac " bA L--sF. Suu manager
JsuN o. & p D. .......S:age Mana ger
EA>IsB " EF X. MONDAY. MARCH -.
Euls cement extraordinary e Mr.. " IliiI.I De
we're. IT, hi~ great character. 4 RiT NaGViui T.. with
powerful 81 S-raLd weak 81 Miss Fila Shell
DIN. America T-I---t :. ~ ami Dane. Lslg and
StE.u. Comic P-trf- Ss-uud ws-z o.: VI l- Akalit.
Ihs IsutIfLl and tfvIfri- iIdv ia n~r wonderful
sscy-' -3-lt reading. assisted hv .hruy Harris
~ FANuRIIE> UtR FANORITE>,
Charlie r Hills Jrirt Forbes.
Ms Je--I- Ii ward, Mis- Lya Edwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

THE RECEIPTS from customs to-day al tue
Treasury department were S2Ii ,62G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

PRESIDENT and Mrs. Grant are expected
10 return TO Washington tomorrow even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

The ICE GoRGEs upon the Delaware. Sus-
quehanna and Hudson all broke up and pass
ed down the rivers without material DANA ge
yesterday and last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

THE PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL OPTION RE-
ZEAL LAw.-The failure of Governor Hart
RANT, OF Pennsylvania, up to this date, to
sign the bill repeating the local option law,
creates much uneasiness among the LIQUOR
men, and will be the source of much incOn-
yenience in the courts OF April throughout
the state if he continues to defer putting his
signature 10 the bill. A Harrisburg special
To the Philadelphia Press says:-tIt is safe
To say the bill will he allowed to become a
law, either by the signature OF the governor
or by the lapSe of time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

The MINING TROUBLES about Hazleton
and Pottsville, Pa, continue. The police
authorities seem To have little or no power
aEd the impression Is the military will have
10 be called out, which Governor Hartranft
announces that he will.do should ii be impos-
sibie TO avert il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

THE AMOUNT of national bank notes re-
ceived at the Treasury today for redemp-
ton was S2g4. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

Ienf may, under all the circumstances, deem IL ist
md eqa.t be to Impo upon uS. nevertheless he
heF ing that the present tax law improS identity
passed when IN the last hours Of the session II could
not receive that attention v hch lmp Ortan,s re
CURED. We viii AT the opening IF the newt Congress
invoke Its peal or the adoption OF such measures
a. VIII secure proper relief from ,ts lpresSive and
mr. Chlcvous prOYls sons.
hsSOsC,d further That we depreCate the hal CON
struc;ios given Ia sail law 10y the honorable the
Commissioners II the District If Columbia, and that
u.mittee Of eleven Tee appointed by he chair to
confer With them IN regard thereto atd induce A re
vision of their action in the premises.
R,Soir6d further. That until the action of Co1gr
can be had upon the subrct earnestly protest
against any enforce Eent of the provisions Of law
affecting pt.r-oual pyoI,rfy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
Remarks 6y Prominent Citizens.
G0reyIlGr DPnnisoH's RPpFY.

BY appointment, at II O'Clock yesterday,
the Commissioners of the District We're pres
ent ut their rooms, when the committee APP
pointed at the citizens meeting at Lincoln
Hail relative TO the personal tax entered and
took seats that had been provided for them
The full committee Were present, "a follows :
MessrS. John +. Given, w. =. Cox, Crosby -.
Noycs, George Taylor, John Ii. SemmeS
John W. Thompson, VIM. a. Cook, samuel
N.rmeHt. GuStavus LauSburg, W. G.. Mc:Ze-
Fott and VIM. Ballantyne. There were also
present, by invitation OF the committee some
other representative business men, including
MesSrS. NJ. w. Gait. Samuel Bacon, j. L
Mitchell j. G.. Judd, NJ. q. Emery. Samuel
Fowler, w. Il. Moses and J. c. Nick eden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
T.. sAUIThipE oHRrEs.
Ard Extensive Dealer In WINES and LIQUORS.

All the known brands Of CHAHPAGNE aIways o
bad q. GAUTtER,
AfGnsfaof.s- Of tss Naftrs Wsas Bitssrs,
;sns-.T 1917 and 1918 Psnlsylyanis avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

CUSTOMS REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
were SIS 3 IC5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
reports of the BeecheT trial; the spelling
bee" the personal tax meeting at Lincoln
Hall. the fools; the mine strike riots; gene
raj aud local news. poems, stories, and
sketches by the JEst authors, with agri-
cultural matte. Ip.Sehnld receipts g.
sc. making a'~g-.el family paper az a veg
reaS enable price.
It5UtS: = per ar.1un1. in advance; postage
prepaid; single copies 1--WE cents. in wrappers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

CIVIL RIGHTS IN CHICAGo.-The first agi-
tatoTs FOR civil rights in Chicago under the
new law have come to grief. United States
commissioner HOyne. acting under the ad-
wee OF Judge BlOdgctt, has dismissed the
suit against the proprietor of the St Elmo
restaurant The ground of the decision is
iEat the civil rights law does not apply To
such StablishmentS-Chi cdOO TTib,,y,e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
THEATER.


The PARIS AND NEW YORK SUCCESS OF
1915,
GIROFLE-GIROFLi.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, March %,
Ter -ix nights aEi ote matinee only. rg production
N abingdon " LeCJCI last and most successful
Opera BOu9e,
GIROFLE-GIROFLA,
the reignnc sensation If sixty European cities and
produced with entirely new costumes. properties,
gorgeous mise scene and the Identical New NJrk
cast presenting for the first time in Washington
MILE CCBALIE GEOFFROY,
frima Donna from tae leading Partisan thea:ers,
MILE LEOSTISE MiSELLI
NJ lies kid. TCre,- NaEdamme, Perraut, Ju,icn,
CLANCY,
MONS. G. De QCERCY,
Principal Tenor from the Partisan Op-ra Combine.
Nes>r-- claire WALKER, Gen.t. Salgatlr. Davali-
fefrsut. 2 aat, &C. &c. GRAND CHORUS aud
the direction q mons. C.VAN &IiELE.
GIROFLE-GIROFLA
Hll te presented with The completeness Of all
detail a. characterized IT. FIFTY consecutive rep
reseu,attuI.- an New York.
Admission : i. Reserved seats 50 cents extra.
Gsery - Cc3t-- Seats for sale a NetZerOtt & Co
nHsic store AID box dice 4 Theatre. MARI I2t
OLD No. on Exhibition AND SALE NEW No
Irz 81 MARKRirEKs. }14taSsr.
Ne. {39 ia Ss1ss;, os.tresr ID AMI e ,trss.S as ~
does ADORE OH Estio,rs Hal,
Cooice Oi Paintings, En2rsyings, ChrOmos, SC.
Also, largest stock Of Paper Hangings, Window
ehsfes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cord AID Tss-
sr.. kIns-, Nails, &c, In the District
~TERNs CASH.
~Piea.e remember Name and Number Jelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
NILLiR RID HALL.

ENTEETAINHENT By THE
JCE JEIEEfi DE- " sFiC CLI -,
FRIDAY ENENlNtt- AFEiL :.
Leap Near: Or The L@tie>' PriyIlF &c.
Tickets - sat-, f.r saIc N hotels ant music
sore mtT.r a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
MISS FLOKENCE sJHIIECKER's
CONC ERT
ri WILLARD HALL,
sATrEnAY ~. Arr-I 81. 81 : -.

MISS SCHLIE, KEE al rlay PfuIeu--s Fan
Ia ia fE,I.4 LCrit I'll IaInHi-TmoOr, the Piano
MISS BRYAN will sing Brinl.-i. from Galathe
~ Victor MAJ.
MISS JIASITA CABJ>I viii perform a solo on
t.. HHTu b A =. Thomas and SOLO the Piano b.
List
Nh W v. a. JOHNSON viii sing. - arise from
dreams q tia@' and i{HTuluzt from fau~t-
NIX WALTER PARIS viii play "a cIyatinI on
H. vIoiiu \, ksf-
SIR DALTON will ling. =. Now heaven in fullest
giDry shown. from the tr.8fI ~.
Miss SCHIiEt KER. SIR PAEiS and MR. EB-
FEBACII viii Vl8v &c PREMIER Grand Trio Tor PitIu.
Violin ard NtaiiUrrilu- by Ft~,a
MR. ~HAFEE viii Tlay III" Piano Porte
Li-~Its Trau~-TirtI,u de- Faust with other -ei"c-
fau~
Tickets ONE TOLLAR. to o" hIi ~ the music
sfsIe- and 'aI'P~ an MuhTu bookstores, AMI -
th- d,t,r rr the evening 81 performance. ap1 p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
u n. sIINEMEIZ

-. FASHIONABLE HALTER
1887 Pennsylvania AVENCE.
Invites attention &C the allowing leAinr nattarns
Of GENTLENEN'S DRESS HITS: \.
broadway. uUman- g. uOX :, and DuuIap'-
y 18th Avenue Spring SYKES. ~
SIX Hats.
ZINE Soff and STIFF Nutria Fell Hats
Umbrellas aid Canes.
IL Hats kenOy afed into Spring StyIes mlS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

THE SENATORIAL EXCURSIoNISrS en-
route for McxicO. arrived in New Orleans
yesterday. The report that yellow fever *
epidemic AT Key West AMI Havana, with
the possibility Of its existence at Vera Cruz
makes the party pause. with the chances
somewhat against their proceeding further
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

nPERA CLASSES,
" yERY ZINE AND POWERFUL,
C0U4D.s!s dSsOyfulssf az r>Tg losr prte.s.
Ny eSpcrlence aud knowledge Of Optical Lenses
enables me TO select the es'f's fair
"a. n. HEMPLER. MAnufg Optician,
fshzs u S53 Pa ave. corner ~ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

ID
DODGE 4 DARSEILLk. Rsal Es:afs Boxers
re-p-ctfuy announce u their friends and the pub
lIc generally thar they have novel their One, 4,
The -"u hw e,t corner Of 81 All streets northwest
Opposite the Post ard Patent Once Departments.
whei~ they will be found ready all times ~ attend
Ia any business ertru~tsd % them. Money 10 loan
on Heal Estate AMI District securities an sums To
suit. Al~o. HOG>es aud Lots for sale. msrsI n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

ssFELEES& MATCH.
- THIRD AUDITOR OFFICE
SINH AUTHORS OFFICE.
Al tn Co. -rte,t al Church. on FRIDAY EEEN
ING 4 pri >. 90 uCil..- Proceeds u J." ri
O. he lEdrs'rAl HoI" school. Admission 51,ly Is
cent agl =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
THE PERSONAL TAX Law.
Interview Between the District Com
missiOners and the Citizens
Committee.


The Objectionable Schedule.
, 1875-03-18
THE DAY ELSEWHERE,
ILLINOIS,.
JOLIET.

Spettas n.pateh Ia Ths Chicago 7riban4.
JOLIET, March little Weather opened very
Auspiclously for full observance Of IT.
Pat.ick's Day by h[s followers and admirers In
this city, Of whom shoEo arc large numbers. At
al early hour this morning all was hustle on tho
street, in busy preparation for tho events to
transpire. The local societies were gathered at
their rendezvous 1t an early hour. aud, headed
by tho various city bands. repaired to tho ChIca-
70 L Alton Railroad depot to receive Society No.
! OF VIII County lliborninns, from tho City Of
DEaldwood, which arrived Oh the accommodation
north, and were tho guests Of Divlalona Nos. 4
aud 3 during tho day. After formal recep-
tiou, + limo Of march WAS formed,
the different societies. receiving thoir
positions in lins. rhePee, he s entire body pro
WoBt bidc, where High Mass WAS celebrated, Ia
ther Powers officiating, 1t 10 O'Clock =. IN. Aftor
services wero held At the church, tue different
divisions we're reformed in liuo, aud the march
vas taken up through the principal thorough
sezalias and uniform. and tue general neat aud
taxty APPEARANCE, the procession Was decidedly
tho beat In appearance Of any that hAa oyeE zll-
pssred upon the streots Of Joliet. After eseort-
lug the guests from Draidwood to the Denver
exprosa south st ~. n, tho digczent organ
Tbs dsy has been very quiet xlld everything con-
ln tho evening, Division No. OF Ancient Or
der Of IlibeEDtsns dedicated theE hall ip Michael
Lonneus new blown.stono front on jefferson
ssreet. known ~ utbesuis Hail. The decora-
natioaal dag, Irish emblens, NOTICES, and
paintings OK omtnunt Irlahmen Who aIo Buppoaed
to be resting With him whom they honor to-day.
Tho dancing exsrclses were conducted In tho
, 1875-03-18
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS AND Vt. PAUL.


sprcial Dtspatch u The Chaodys Tribune.
Rr. PAU, MIMI. March list. Patrcl's Day
waa celebrated in Minneapolis by alTcos parade,
including cslla by Catholic societies on clergy
mon and city officials, and . general display OF
Union and Irish colors. Hers the celebration
consinted OF roligtous services numeroualy A.
tended At tho Cathedral, and tho reception by
tho Bishop and clergy At the Bishops realoucs.
At tho latter congratulntory address waa mado
to Bishop Grace by Capt. O'Conaor In which, nj
tor reviewing tho services Of the Irish Catholics
to nations to which thoy have become affiliated,
and arguing that good Catholic must noeds be
good c.tizon Of hiu country, he dwelt ap-
proptiately upon The general feoliug OF Cathre-
dsl parish ut tho loss Of the 1soy. Joha ireland,
tho pastor. recently appointed Vicar Apostolic
Of Nebraska. Father ireland came hote froah
froa tho schools. \ boy in years, aud has greatly
sndea1ed himself to the people by ILLS rsEish
laborB, eloquent sor9nonB. nhd frequent Assocla-
tion With cltizens generally on pub!iu occasions.
aud especially by bis suooeaetul temperance
work. The Bishop, In reply warmly congratu-
lAtod his people upon tho abandonment OF
expensive dispfAys, and tho return to
the original observance OF tho day Us .
lowed the bishop, In response TO repeated calls
Of tho crowd. sAy!nB his countIymon should re-
joscs with him that, though ireland has loat its
independence, It's people retain the!r religious
faith, and strongly aud eloquently urging that
tho bost loyalty to Irish nationality which Irlsll-
Americans can show IL In thoir individual lives,
which shall bring them to each II. pattlck'a Day
bettcr fathers, uotheEs nolR!.bots' Sltlzena. and
Christians. than tho year before. Tonight tho
celebration ends with entertainments Ut ths
Opers-louss and Musio Hall, both being crowd
I'd full,
, 1875-03-18
THE CHURCH SERVICES,
pkELUpE 70 THE rnocHasynx.


Tie weather early yesterday morniug was not
such AZ to chuHe the admirers Of the departed
Saint to hurry from thcir bods or ilresides to do
hia memory honor. 4 stiff, cold wInd b!ew from
the woss, aud the air WIS ,iled with snow, Now
snd theu tho snn would break through tho
clouds aud ksud forth It'll geuial rays md eucour-
aging warmth, bsiehteniux the tinsel of tno
stray Togalia and tightening the hearts Of tho
thuusnuls WHO Lad bson looking forward to
tic day with the gleatest expectation I;
theu agaiu its eerulgeuce would b.
dlnnasd, aud ita faos hidden from view by =
t1sluB together OF the clouds through which It
bad been stealing giupso at tho preparations
for tile celebration Of the day. Then would
como gust Of snow. which, carried hy the vary
lug wina, seemed to peuetrAte the hearts 1t
those tntent upon participating iu tue oelebra-
afont biightinH thor hopes, du!llug their ardor,
aud belumblnB their worry natures. It was
March lnorniny in evcry aeuge Of tho word,
sat = s,.n 'naSapfe'9us "! t% ds H. i .e eoad
the blowing Of horns aud tie ksepug Of time 10
music on the limo Of maEuh latd out. Eotwish-
standing alt the unfayorAh]e circuusta ances, how
uyor, by o'clock most Of tho civic societies aud
military, TO whom places had besn uxAigusd In
tho pfouassiou for tho day, were gathered at
tlelr respective headquarters. The numbers
were not nH great, psrhaps, AZ they otherwise
would have beeil, but tAoao who were vt their
po~t could taae to themselves very prol,orly tbs
csedit Of lAagt!cluG half-denia!, and Ut eynclng
adbvotion to the cause which Lad brought them
furth. Which could Lot DO weakened BY tho po1-
hIdi1g clouds, tho pierclng MUD, or tho nip
At's:3D o'clock. several Of tho societies and the
military companies had airtsu5 "
Vt. RArAicKb CMrnCM,
:oFnes ot Adalns mud ueaplGineS strsets, whore
, 1875-03-18
PAS sing crowd, ruuld LIT Ills hat, too, aud gs.c

Ine b!lS GI0Hus TnulN Ltb Ills HAIt 100, Atln Bi9c
1t a flosifiril.
Whom about half tue rrocearion lad passed
Madison street, going north q t!0lAv was bad for
Bono roason, which It one time threatened to
result seriously. Tho atrcot-cass had heen ntand-
Ing tl!on for soac time. and ono OF tho officers
Of the road thought to take advantage Of tho halt
to givo the cars atars. Tim attempt isi to
tusrtpERADLE CDSfustoS+
It, the midst OF which North Sido rough, inter
catcd tn tho passage Of wagon at the samo
tine, ,lrcw piatnl. It WIS with sono difficulty
tho rough escaped the haudling he deserved.
ThH wns the only interruption Of difficulty on
cuntcrcd along The route, snvs The breaking Of
faw Of tue ilags mounted on tho wagons by
coming iu contact with telegraph wires. Along
tho ontiro routo tho ndowalkn and windovs wero
crowded bv citi7our. and tho waving Of
hApdkorcbtofa lnd tho display Of bnnsinT nttest-
ell the favor Ii which tho cailao being celebrated
WAS held, ~ weat az tho welcome with which tho
demonstration waA greeted. On Wabash ayen,le
a halt wks made, and tho Chief Marshal reviewed
h!s Aids. The procession wns noon moving
again at rapid psco, to he impedei
Oil Eighteenth atreet by tho tho,l-
sands who wero lining the sidewalks.
PaBsnge through tho crowd wAs male with diff
Guilty, which wns lesnencd but little throughout
tho rest Of the route. The slarllng point was
reached at shout 1850 o'clock, and, amid congrat-
u!attonh upon tho succeas Of tho celabratiou tho
body dlsba,ldcd, feeling anxious for return to
thelrreapectsrn itresed, hungry. tire. a,,i cold.
but Joyful tlla. they had proved their laisn and
devotion ty tlslr acts and sufferinCE.