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OBITUARY.,

TIE hEFs II. C. l10ttG.
Tho telegraph last eyoning announced the sad
news Ut tho leath Of The Rev. Il. c. lIogg, In
Bloomington, ILL.,. At the ago OF 20. alr. tlogg WAS
OF line family Of Bloomington, snd merised in
t,is carly life tho respect Ut tho people Of that
city aB veil for hIa owu attainmentg and culture
~ for bis connection.
In October, 1879. hlr. l1oeg becan,e connected
ata11, And soon allowed by hs ambition
mad 1ne, clear diction that lie WAS fitted
bY natura aud disposition for nnwspapcr work,
lie continued tits connccti0r With IuE TRIBUNE
untu January, 1874, When lle determined to htAdy
lsw, ami, reslRnlng 1Ie position fur thar purpose.
entereG + Law. Office in the city. Ho had for
Bouio &imo been suffering Ion. dyspepnia Of an
aggravated tyGo ant eui1ertd continued it.sheA!th
from that AtIl kindred CAUSES.
A short time altor lie cuttsod upon tho study
Of tho law Mr.. uoes became convinced Of Ills
sinful btako aud lis need Ut GAY
inC salTstion, and, while thus under
conviction. was persuaded to consult
tho l.ev. Robert Collyet. After relating bis re-
lIGioua experience to tue Clergyman. he Has ad-
viBcd by that gentleman to Btudy for tho Gospel
.uiniatry. Ihia coliusol eeened to tho new con-
ingly eptotod a course Of study, and wns, 1t ito
conclusion, ordained m1nistor OF tho Unitarian
falth, His first Heriuon 1aa pronchod about sl1
months ago, to tho great acceptance Of tho
chutch a. Alton Of which he mas III charge,
Af.er continuing his ministry for about four
months Sir. flogg fonul ttis hoatth falling hiul,
and, III hoEc OF aid from tie pure air OF Eolors-
rtoty. but found that tho climatic did not ngreo
with nin,, and ho WAS accordingly obliged 70 re-
turn. Tue ress Of tho eto,y Il told in tha first
HeutepCo.
, 1875-09-11

The Eotty-nincrs' Hn.h on shr
prcs4--An Attempt to Revive tho
Vigilance 2Staslncss.
new YoMK. Sept. 10.-The Sun publishes
letter from Fan Francisco about tho Auspena,on
q! tho Dank Of California and iho death OF tte
President, Nr. William c. 1.als.uu. in which ap-
pears tho following: "Afr. nalston assigned all
h.s property. in amount shr,oualy estimated At
from 81 030.0 00D to e4.0o0,U0U. In trust to Mr.
Sharon, for Tho benefit Of tho creditors Of the
bank. nu oct that ahundaut]y proved him honest
In hls actioua, II sometimes inlata4on IN
lin judgment, and gvcu tho Ito direct
to the calamnies Of hIs newspaper de-
tractors. Knots Of men DISCUSSED tho
situation OH tho street corners, and 60 bittcr Was
tho fecling manifested nEauas tho Bulletin and
tEe L11i that It was thought necessary 10 send
tho 1n,li,ar7 ever from tho r.csido to aid tho
Eoltco in keeping Older. MIR. 1saIaton wha tho
e on asss eoas iIy Ahous e sS o
lis interest Ill tho 1'aacs autol e1ric months
ago to Mr, sharon for $l,l5o.uoo. he still took
al activo part iu iss supervision. and tho bank
capital wns atwaya At its soEyico. Ho Wss Quo Of
tho owners anu directors OF thu drt.lock ~
liantor'a Point, nnd Aad large interest III tho
1Iirs,on Wooden Mills. 1ie owned extensively
IN the uay Sugar Refinery: IN silk manufacture
ing ln tha Cornel! Watch Factory in tho
Kifnbatl Curraso Factory, aud other gtcat
business onsorpr,Bcs, both IN this city
and throughout tho state, lilo WAS part onner
Uf tho Grand Hoe aud had large lptorcst in
tito California Theatre. Hn has done moro for
our State than any other individual. and tho
peo.lo coualtos the financial csiris bilt trl1n3
misfortune wAeu compared with tho loss OF a.lcll
all opon-hcartod. puollc-spiritod citizen. Ills
obituary Is III over. Baddened eye and subduod
tone on tho street."
The New York Times today publishou tho
resolutions sdopted at Tho ltaiaton mooting Ia
San Fraucisco. and profaees thom In this wise
''Union Hall, In San F1anrieco, WA not large
enough to hold the crowd thst gathered IN
Wednesday night to do honor to the momory o.
William q. na'nton, and TO exprebb the popular
disarprova1 of tho coutso OF tho two pApofB that
have pefsistently aud ousrageously viliasd him.
Not only wero they oondemoed IN language that
n Pohrs ia the appended resolutions. but there
wae manifested among tho crowd outside OF tho
hall a npirt o4natiy copdcmnatory Of the hostlli-
ty 10 HaIston Which has prompted some per-
horB, bo.h East and WeHt, 10 pcrsott 70 his abuse
Other channos OF public tn.oiIlgonco."
Tho following call Inns boon issued 10 Now
York, IA hpociai mooting Of tho hsBoclatal
pioneers Of tho territorial days Of California
wilt be hold vt tho Ssu1 tevsnt Housc on Monday
evoniug, to giyo expression Of their fonliugs Of
sympathy for tho inisfortuues winch overlook
ths lato William q. Ralston, Of Eau Fsaacisco :,
to whose cnorgy and Industry California Ia in
debtcd for much Of her present prosperity
, 1875-09-11

Speetai Drspateh IA fhs CA,eaao Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Sept. l0.-T4o ntte,liAoco upon
tho aunual RathcEiug Of tho farmers Changes Of
Laaalle County bore to-day. owing to thu very
heavy rain-sto1m OF Tho night previous, WAS not
10 largo NJ had boen nntIcipatod. ~ it waH the
cro"d Of farmers md their wives, members OF
different Oranges, numbered over 20o0. Out.
Blders Increased tho Number poshapa auothe +
thousand. They met 10 grove south OF the H.
llnols NiYer at noon, s.a took tleir basket-dlu-
PEI ners; snd = ! O'clock r. N. were csled to order
PRAYER BY tho How. Ar. hangs, Of ronca, they
wore Addressed IN tenmlnute speechea by blr.
John q. Armstrong. Of Aiasou,i; Mt. tiosdsidga,
aud the lIoy. alr. uanga. Mueio BY the Ottsws
brass band and cong Of Welcome by tho CHOIR
Of tho Rutland GrAnxo, can,o bcIwoon theao ad-
dfesses. Ne1t David ". Wood, OF the Heste7.n
!turai, Chicago, delivered an orataon Of ~ huur.
Il "ss ao*,efy. flnlsned effort aud 5oee'yod
Bennett, ot Sheridan, aud Mr. Porter, Of isard
1ap'du. Mrs. Ashley, Of lonic., aud ars.
Kows. OF Missouri, esch read 4 well.wrlsten en-
say. when tie assombla.e disperscd.
, 1875-09-11

onuAsIztSH AN ASSOCIATION.
uunbor Of gentlemen Interested In forest
culture assembled in tho ladies ordinary n. Tho
u:and Pacific yesterday nosuaug st y So'clock. for
the purpose Of organizing Forestry Associa-
ton. Robert Douglas, Of 11nos, MAS elected
Chairman.
Dr.. john A. WARRIOR, Of Ohio. spoke briefly
upon tho need Of such Al association.
Ur. numphrovB Of Galesbuts, H.. alluded to
tho Enpid destruction Of our American forosss,
and thought that aoaaa combinea action should
he sakeu TO save them. 1t tho Viotlnn Ex ,osl-
tson two years ago. IN International Forestry
ASSOCIATION MAS formed, .ho utlcntlflc narn VI
EnI@ilo realizing tho immediate necessity of 1t.
Mr.. ". e. E!ags, o! Illinois. added hta optn!on
to thuse sIs ea1y oppressed. Ito suggested that
tho now1y-fos1nea association meet alternate
yeAsa with tho genealogical Association. He
Thought TINT tho Association should embrace
the Provinces Of Canada aud the Ropubic Of
Mexico.
Sir. c. .. Gnlusha. Of illinois. moved that d
committee Of throo be appointed to draw up
constitution for tho Association.
Ds. Wnrder offered. NJ substitute, rcaolu~
tion TINT the gentlemen present orEau!ze into AZ
American Forestry Association. uo tlonHht a!l
formallties woro unnecessary. -.
The following ol!lcois "eFo Then elected
nobert Duugias, Of ~aukeSan. H., President :;
Prot. McAlec. of Iowa, sersstsry.
The f1cs'dont. Mr.: douglas: offered l'a restg.
Assoaiatlon. Dr. ]. A. Warder, al Ohio, WaB
then unaDuiouaIy elected IN l,i. iacc.
On motion Of Air, Allen, Ut Nebrasha, 1t MAJ
decided to hold the next nlcetlug ut lhi!adephia
On tue 18th Of Boptonber, 1916.
On motion tho following Committee vas hr-
pointed to collect statistics for tho first mootjug:
Mesats. Alien, Of Nebraska: Humphrey, Of
I!,uoss; Mr. Rictsrds, Of Utah; John eau OF
tho Dlatrlct OF Co1umb1a; Judge WhitIng,
of Iowa; 11r. Moody. Of Nsw Torx |;
iir. Party, Of Now Jersty; William d.
breckenridge. OF MARYLAND; Thomas hteehan.
Of peunsylsapia; William 4. Dyers. Of Colo
RADIO; JameB =. stiokuey. Of Wisconsin; Ur.
Gallo, Of kaasas; T. T. Lyon. IT 3lichgsu: !:
Judge knspp. Of Nor Mexico; N. J. uarves, Of
Virginia; l.. T. Lacey. Of minnesota; George
HOFFMAN, OF M,Asourl; ]. ". lloaemonnt. OF
Tennessee; Mr. Harrison, Of Quo; G. D. Saw
yer, Of Maine. .......
On Motion. Tho President md Secretary vero
instructed to prepare 4 constitution, and to lay
out proper programme for the na1t meeting.
Tho meeling thou adtournol.
, 1875-09-11

spseta! utsua4eA to tn CAfcaeo 7rtbaus.
roHr HURON, Mich, Sept, 1o,-pAssED Down.
1ro Cuba, ontonagon, Wetmoro and consoEt, Sparta
ani consort, Oscar Townsend and oonsort: schsa
Francis Palms, We!ls Durt, nsidgewater +. n. 0if-
ford. wohona.W N. Andrews, T. @. Leighton, Nelson Z
a. Nicholson, Elzs, II. 4. Kcn Edward Blake, @. II,
Neelan, Bsntlsgo aeaman; bazges IL V. spaldlux and
Edward Fran,
WtrD DouKo-props Roanoke. Doulon, Idaho, sov-
eresgn; schrs ]. q. Ms9ssta, Our hon. Alios Rlch-
ards. Z. q. Turner, T. Il. Aorse William J. lTestan.
WtHp-North, high.
WEArNEH-Clouly.
epseta! UtspatsA 10 TAs Chicago Fr45uas.
ro1r EunoN. Mlca., Bept. lD-ll:10 p. m.-DowM--
Props V.n Ai4aa, Fountain oi!y .chrs J*as gs Al.
Rertle Tom Jones'. Glsistlna E!lason Alcr II. Nor
rls. john y Kelf!g. AHA bradley, Bells Mitchell |;
b9rEcs Kentucky, Mattie.
Tho schr l.. J. Fsrwell, srtin tsden. rhe coming
Into the Ut. ClAr Hiyer taso last night, struck tEo
Grand TEunk ltoad and dpmolished lars Of the cmt-
gEsnt shod. Tho vessel. In coming fn conts with
tao dost amashd her storm sud leaked 20 badly th.t
she sank below tho WAter-Worka dock. Lines from
her rrars and leading TO the shore wore got
out to prevent her from cspsasiaG. she has shout
feet Of water ID her bold. All her cargo OF grain Ia
damaged.
, 1875-09-11

extensive rlnco in flondon County. csnnos b't
fcet q desire to have shs products OF theeo ser
tons brought to hla own dour. Thcao hre both
Northern mon who have settled 10 virginia sinco
the War, and have devoted themseives efEccially
to tho sseIaru1cnt u! The fruit resources Of that
rcg1on. The app'en exhibited by Col. Chamber
lain, sOrpa uf tllcnl fis own seedlings. ara ro-
nsfkAplp. aud would gladden. tue 4cart Of any
llorsdkonncr. wi,tto the pears and Erhpes shown
by Col. panioIa nro entitled to equal pratec.
Tho lnbor of fixing up thu gallery Of Tho En-
noaiton lin,lding soen IN fhi1ly, though rather
slowly, and u Will he eor,e days yet before It In
Of yaitorB. llis delay IL unfortunate. since In
d day ar two tho rnsh from the country Will bc-
Fih. and ttlr RrnifeMnn from abroad In not eat-
let}ed II lIo finds Hingfo unoccurch fnacn III
Tho building. 1lc has come 10 spend tue chtiro
tav, or Two dsys Ia sec thu et.;lte, aud he feels
tlafraudcd II lio fintfa SOLITARY t1,iare yard
which hns been Allotsed 10 soine delinquent cx-
hhitor,
COMPUTATION T1cKETB.
Tho question Inns boon repeatedly Bskeu
whether tho ollicnrs Of tho Exras'tIun t'toudo'
to rol coumutattou tiekst. as they d'd last fear'
Upon inquiry, it is found that thcy do not DE-
sligo doing 80, believing That tho rates ss they
now sand nfe A. i0u AZ thoy can eafely 20 put.
1t Ia believed, however. that this t'ol,cs u
tnislakau one, and thas, II Communication tickets
wero a,jd rojuclug the I rico OF atltnleclcn for
adults even to 30 cents, it wonfi prove
profitable Investment. Numbers OF then Womb
be bought mt nicteiy bF heads OF 1amllleA, bik
also by ths managers Of busncsa noiises aof us
trtbutfpn among their customers. It1a rosAtb!o,
1lpon considering the question moro maturels,
that the managers Of the Exposition mar lind
reason to cAlnge thor views on shia point.
, 1875-09-11

Not onr customers, for sinco No commenced
retailing our garments for man, youths. buys,
and ohidsen at our regular Nov York ]obb'ns
prices no have moro than trlplod our sales In
eyery department.
We say it only for the benefit Of cur customers
that ne shall never return to tho OLD way Of re-
failing clothing and furnishing goods. It's our
ain to aoe just Aor low wo can offer you our
6tock-
Nous clothing ut tobber's prices.
Youths clothing At Iobbor's prlces.
Boys clothing at Jobbers pricos.
Cbldrens cl thug At ;obbes's prices.
Men's underwear at jobbor's prices.
White ana fancy shirts At jubber's Erices.
Hosiery aud gloyos at tobber's prices.
Nsck.woar At jobbor's prices.
A. ]. NurrlHo. O. o. D..
1s4 and 1856 State street, opposite Palmer Houso.
, 1875-09-11

THE PACTh CONCERNING TIE ACCIDENT.
Az nluy lnqulrios hago bcuu mado III regard
10 tie recent BAd accident whereby Mira. Norton,
wife of Judge A. u. Norton, Of tho Union INTEL
lige,tcer, Dallas Tex, Was seriously injured In
being crushed by CATS Of tho Michigan Central
lIailroad, and Rs contradictory teporta hnYe been
made u 10 the Hceno aud The tlack whe1o tho
accident occurred. tho following correct slate
lueut Is given;
Judge Norton wife, and child, in company
"'lh tho Texas press excursioniats, arrived
IN Chicago On tho btu, b3 Lie 1nosuiug
tain Of tho Chicago Alton Railroad.
;.i,'ss Ai'ss dluner a. tho Tsomont. nomo Of tho
| 'Ad!es aud gentlemen concluded to tate stroll
| hu4 sse" tlu lake, aud tho Judge, with nia VITO
sad cud, wa!asd to tho foJE Ut vsn Bufen
s!!ect, assa W tue grasaptat IN trout Of tho
| sna!uuel llo1so sat down On one OF ths ruetlo
| psnenca, IosluY for about nn hour yieHinR DIT.
tutent Poopo promanaaing on the avenue and
erosAlaR Ihu TaIltoad tu tue edgn OF tho lake.
| M maea aboat eshtslng to return 10 tho TFenontt
.nsy eohc'aaed 10 cross The track. that sheiF
| little 10y lnlgLt see tho bonts ou Tho 1uke tba
Wow le.ug oLscu1el by loug frejRht tIaiu Of
tae Mlch1gan Central. Through 1h.a train q
largo number o. mcA, women, Rnc cl4tIren had
been constantly passing. No eugiua WAS IT.
rslo.usn 'ne ~ o.har u n9I Mas any n"shmsn
aud, As II Mas thu BabLaih DAY aud 40 uany
WeTe passlE8 at lhAt point, il was thought tunt
tho train was not 10 " moved that DIV, Tue
Judge aud his ",fo. after debating whether thoy
should go around q through. a, length con-
cludsd 10 cr0sB - others hxI uonp Wtth Lia
ilstls child ha o1ossed thu trasx. to remain but
few minutes while tho nother etooa a, lie
coupling to help the child through ou bis 70.
turn. Within q few feet Of tue tram lie
Judge stood directing the etlld'a s.tention
10 boat In the lAks, aud tho littlo fsllow was
laughing and shouting in great gfec, whou. with.
out AM warning Or &dnoult,on, sudden crash
sns hoard, and Mrs. Eof!ou'n voice simultaneous
" meEcea Ills ear. crying cut, oh AE. Norton
my arm IL cnt on. sud aua beng crushed
| to death" The cllId. bearing hls mothers
voice. h,,d seeing her 1y,ny under Tho cur
rushed fsauticalty towards her, screaming loud
y. aud WAS just csuKht by hlH luther III utnu K
| pse'sut his belDs e.uhhea by tls whesls o1 ths
| CIR.
| fThsts mas the bleeding arm on tho side Of tb'
| rail severed from Tho body, while the poo
WOMAN ses baIng Espldl, rolled oTsr BY eht
, 1875-09-11
THE CuSToM.HOuSE.

The work of e1smining The new Cuetou1-
House has bceu substantially ended by tho CON-
mission Of seven, mad that body is understood
to hare adjourned last evening. 1lessss. mc-
Arthur and Bradleo loft for their no nos Thurs-
daY ovonpg. leaving only threo n1embera il,
proBonco yesterday. The whole body will re-
assemble OH the Cad at philadelpha, aud will
then make mp thetr formal report to b submit
ted to tho Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Tho work dono yesterday WAS Himply a taking
OF observations Oh the depression Of tho aoi, un-
dor tho Weights, and tho continued digging Of
pits IN which to make further toatA, Tho plans Of
tno present Comm'nson Contemplate tests in sik
pits altogether, and tho com pleton Of those
tests will furnish plenty Of work tot Supesin-
tendent HsnAfutd Until tho meeting OF tho Com.
mission IN Philadelphia. 1t is Intended 10 enk
tho pits d:wn to depth sufficient to anRb;S IN
examination Of the soil - bo made With the eye
bolow the po!u! At which tho foundation IL put
In.
The teft Of tho supporting power Of the cou-
cfete on the part which IN ouiy one foot thick
was continued yebterday With eminently satis-
tActoEy results. The load was Increased to thit-
~ tons to the 8lua1s foot, which wAs sustained
BY tho base without giving way. Ihts test will
bo pushed to the point Of ultimate resistance il
iron enough eau be ohded m the pier.
The record or boriugs made ly tho tiTBt and
second Commissions ~xs submitted to tho bply
Of soyon. but thoy w1ro not very hatisfac-
tory, for tho reason that they sooued
cos,rtdictosy and continuing. For this reason.
tho present Eomnt slon have order = now net Of
boripgB to be uildo Il otcc, sud they will be
commenced as soon IS possible. and flushed In
t!me to have tho record Of resuls laid hsforo tho
CommssBlnu Ut their meeting al tho 2!d. Tie
now Bet will bo comprehensive Of the whole un-
der!ying nuil at tho block, and tho holes will be
mario at dlAtsnces Of Is foes art,und The eutlro
structure. Th.a labor together NTH the sinking
and otserys loua Ia the pits, will furnish tho au
parintendeot and RsslBtaut WITH something 10
keep their banda out Of mischief for the uo1t
ten t4Rt&.
, 1875-09-11

TIE commission of Il. II. Nenell - police
Magistrate was received BY the County Clerk
Yesterday.
At special olection held in P1latlne. fow
days ago. II, +. Her1noning was elected Consta-
bls 10 I'LL vacancy.
Reports from tho Towns Of Pstoa And Worth,
Tho scene Of tho late damaging lood In thus
county. aay that the recent heavy rains haTa
bcen comparatively hatuaiess.
Tho Hon. Il, P. Dorickson Was In consultation
With tho Committee on Equalization Of the
about the rrad)ustnent Of c!assea OF property.
No adyics raa given.
, 1875-09-11
RELIGIOUS
METH0DtSTS,

Spee.di Htpatch tn 17h4 Chicago TYibune.
CENTAAL1A, Ill. Sept. 10.-The Southern
Illinois N. Il. Church. in session in this city to-
day, elected delegates to tho Genera! Conference.
They aro the Rov. G. ". Hughoy. Of Boilovillo
DR.. Locke, rrosidsat OF Mckendroe University,
and the Hev. J. carp, Of Alton. TITO reserves
aro tho Isos. .. r. porce. OF CarbondA!o. and
Dr. VauCieyo, Of Salem. The lay delegates
selected arc N Gum. Of Ober}y and Col.
Motcalf, Of Edwasdsyllo. B;shop Foster IL
presiding NTH great satisfaction. IIc tie.
lyescd tho miss ooary address last night.
Father Taylor, The great missionary worker, Ia
hero Coy. D0yer.dse Is expected tonight.
, 1875-09-11
ORPHANS AT PERU,

SPECIAL DtspateA to ThA Chicago Tribune.
LAsALLE, Bept. lo.-A lively skrmish occurred
yesterday Ia Peru for tho posscssIon OF num-
ber Of young orphan child1on lately astived
from tho :Ns" York juvenile Orphan Asylum
foE distribution. Among tnosa" tuqu.rlng for
thu children were several respectable Catholic
citlzeus And farniers. who offered tho peoossary
fees, etc.. but Wero mot with blank refusal,
the principal alleged reason being ther unrill-
tugusss 10 allow them to settle Amopg
Cstholio families. This aroused tho Apint
, 1875-09-11


The hosrltablo dooIs OF tho Exposition Duill-
ing were thrown open yesterday morning a. she
Eecuytnlnsd hour, ard q cordial invitation given
TO al paasess-by to eutsr III aud rejoice their
souls. 1t is ta bo regretted that tue aItopd.
aucs during tLs forenoon Was not wbat it
aAou!d have been. Ihis was due In great
part. however, to the recent railroad acci-
a]ants caused by the toods, and 10 t,e
aoutequuus interruption 0f cuuutr9 lsayoi, Tia
hxcuraon traius on The yasuls roada rupninv
tnto this city Aerc to hsse begun coming III yes.
ierday, but what wlth tho dsnstors aLtcl hare
happoued, people got Il Little uetyous nnd de-
rided to pontpoue their yiaits unit. tlkyal waB
entirely secure. Notwithstanding theso iFa,-
.tacks. however, glanco 1t the visitors n tito
.ome tram points sutside OF tile city, aud tusy
mutt haye mado up fully halt OF tho atteuu-
huce souscldaJ muratng. While there was uone
1f that tnsh Wulc4 iB doas TO tho Lsarta Of the
far nipfe comfortable for tLoss who we're l4erp,
who we're onsblcd to circulate krnun1 without
d!tfeulty. and to study unineeirnptedly thu
tAtaona features OF tbs ahow,
TIE wukK or PREPARATION
10 no" nea!!y cUnIple, ed. 1t IL ouly here anu
thero tilas o''s 1nds piles of packing -boxos
which lAve ye.t Is 10 opened. Noar!y al tho
chnory las been Cd with tia ktcAnl
power. aud IS N ~! operation. TIE sonnd Ut
tho voice OF tie exhibitor explaining the excsl,
lsnce OF his Inachne or goods to tAs .0uker-on.
1t III tn be trgse.tsd tia: QUO Of the most In
tesea'.uY to.mtss Of the d4s I4y will practically
come 10 c.o'a tbls a'culag. TIM IL
THE Exhibition 3F FAtar
made In connection wltA the American Pouo.oR-
iea' Society. Which hss been ho.el.ng I.s sesaloi.s
n lhss city. Il IL tho uatufe OF
fruit, except that made OF wax, to
hu ror!sl'ab'c. md for, That reason
sh.t pass Of the display Which consists Of
peaches. ntctarsn8s, pluuls, gtaEos, etc., Will
eoon Of ilae!f coms TO III untlmely end This
fhow Of fruit now to be found It tLe southern
ri'd Of tho Exposition Du,lding has saIue apast
IRON the beauty Of tue articles upon the .helves.
u soyel4tlun TO Chicago fsuit-consum m AID
ttuls.aoa|ets OF Lew field aheuco may they draw
thelr. rurplles. Among the fsults thexe ara =
nlHbss from tue Potomac River. embraciug ths
lsfs1s'ry ou both siaes ot that etsean lEom
t;hosapeske bay up to Washington. aud also
from -uldon County, which IL q. Illtlo dis.
tsreo fFow Warrington. Tho conf Lls.lou Of the
lalt!mc:s d Ohio li41lzoad Aas tuado this teEr.,
Tory immediately accessible u Chicago, aud
Auy oos coutsMpI*tlnE the aus displav Of
fruits mads by Col. Daniels who NOW cu,irase1
~ exhaustive farm o. the right bank OF the
Potomac, Or Of Col Chsnhetjsin. who has N
, 1875-09-11

1tbbss. Hhisk Whltehesd claim thai they hsvs tho
rst vanosy Of stoves In this market, including such
fasoritea tho Domestic Cook American and Hadiant
Homo NAae.1nEnern. togotler With various other
atyes. They msie tho Keystone Ranges, and exhibit
number Of patent sols-coa ltstars. SAIbsEoom, "A
aud ~ LAke street.
, 1875-09-11

OF several Of tho applicants, nnd. headed
hv Fnthern Smith and drsy, both
ptomiuout Catholic cleseymen Of this v,cirltv.
tho young hoyn aud tno girls, rsa,crB, and con-
.eyeu them 10 81. Mary's Achjenv, wl,ore they
s.i'l remain. wolI provided for. rho epd 10 not
yet. and what Tho outcome will be Ia uncsf tain.
sir. Wright tho officer III charge Of tho orphans
has telexrauhed for further iustfuctipua.
, 1875-09-11
DEATHS.

sp1LSAN-At3 A. lu.. tho 10Th Inst, It tho resi-
delec Of George II. High, 2sf OulArio-st, Thouss J.
a't.u,an, ia tls a4th ssaF Of aia .se.
Funeral s.FElees q r. n. todsy taaturdayi.
IN Baltimore Nd, md Dtnghsmtun, N. T., papers
Please rory.
CLAus-At her residencs In Fraukfo1t Rsstton,
MN County, ILL.,. Airs. Mlts +. Clans, wifo Of J. u.
C!An1. Azed IN SpArs.
Funeral, Saturday $50 p. nj.
AuHruPY-Thursdny, Sept. 0. Il biz rcadsncs,
eoEner u Carroll aud Uniun.sts, Of typhoid fexss,
Aishasl Murphy, OF uArris, County Carlow, ireland
Funeral ~ csra to C4istry, huadar, bapt. Il.
Friends Of the family arc In nytted 10 attend.
, 1875-09-11
THE FALL RIVER OPERATIVES.

FALL R1Tzn, Maaa., Sept. lo.-At full NEST
ing Of tho Gard aud Pickor room Association
this afternoon, 1t WAS voted unanimously to ro-
trtn to work At tho reduction whoa tie mills
shall open, provided each can return to their
old positions. 1t is rumor8d that a N mass-moet-
ing of wesrers will be Ilc'd ut an early day. and
it ID believed thai they Mill voto to return to
work uncoudtioually.