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Wants to Get TeyOnd the Reach
OI' the Public Schools.

SAN FRANclsco, June l9.-A dispatch
from Tucson, Arizona Territory, says
The Citizen Is informed that brigham
Young Is anxious to establish a colony
In Sonora, hia great desire being to get
away from the influence Of the public
schoul'aystem In the United States, think
Ing, with the assistance Of the Catholic
priests, to crush the public school system
now being established In Mexico.
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Tn1 I.eristersln Nov Orlenns.

NEw ORLEANS, June lO.-The tax reg.
listers having failed against the State,
have feorganized under the name Of the
property.Holders Union, and are now
exercising their baheful influence In OBJ.
structing the collection Of city taxes.
The hedyune, commenting on the subject,
and comparing the financial condition Of
the State and city, says: 1.-THE point Of
contrast consists In The fact that, whereas
the Republican State Government Is rap.
idly returning TO a sound, healthy finan.
ciNl condition, the Democratic City Gov.
ernment il as rapidly sinking into con.
dition Of financial lnibecilityn
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Columns, o., June 2O.-Owing to a
disagreement between the trustees and
a portion Of the faculty Of the Startling
Medical College, II Is said that j. W.
Hamilton, y. N. Kinaman, II. G. Pierce,
D. Haldeman, and perhaps Theodore q.
Wofmley, the five professors who with.
drew from that faculty, are taking steps
to organize new Medical College here.
Rumor has IL that the new institution
will be made department Of the Ohio
Wesleyan University. As an alternative
plan, II Ia proposed to establish an inde-
pendent college.
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THE ManningtOn HcntilatOr has a good
editorial in its last issue in regard to the
loafing part Of the population OF that
place. 1t seems that there are at least a
hundred people-and more nearly two
hundred (says the HeRliIatOr)-in and
around Warrington who devote one
working day in every week to lOafDg.
They lounge around the shops, stores and
corners, doing nothing more profitable
than splitting tobacco juice and whiting
sticks, and not only not producing any
thing for themselves and the community
at large, but consuming TO no purpose
just so much Of the aggregate labor OF
other people as may be necessary to clothe
and feed them.
Now suppose, says the HcntiIatOr all
these hundred people were producers
on this last day Of the week to the ex-
tent only Of 25 cents each. see what diff
ference It would make every week, and
what very big difference, Us regards the
prosperity Of that locality, 1t would make
every year, Not only would all that
they spend in the natural designations OF
idleness be saved, but also the clear
amount Of 81 300 per year would be add
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CUMosIrtB AND RELrCs-In our ad.
columns will be found list Of
gentlemen who have consented to serve
on the Committee on Cutiosities and Rel.
les in connection with the Children's
Home benefit. An exhibition Of the
curiosities will DO given early In July.
All persons having any works Of art,
relics or cutiosities are requested to loan
the same 10 the committee,
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Freight Itnies Adtnneetl.

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-As result Of
the conference on Saturday in Philadel.
phia between the Baltimore & Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket and freight
agents, the rates on western bound freight
will be advanced tomorrow in Phlladel-
phia and Baltimore, and there will be a
further advance In a few days. No change
will be made in passenger rates for a day
nf tWO.
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CALAIS, ME., June 2O.-Thc heavy
storm Of Friday night caused some loss Of
life along the coast. A large number Of
boats engaged in salmon fishing near Port
lie Pre- Aux, N. B., were caught by the
gale. One boat which contained six young
men belonging in Musquash, N. B., was
found bottom up this morning, and towed
into I,c Pre- Aux. The crew ia supposed
to be lost. Many boats are still missing,
and II ia feared a number Of other lives
have been lost.
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ST.. JonN, n. B., June 1O.--The lia.
bilities Of L. D. Jewett & Co. are nearly
S6OOO,OOO. One bank holds paper to the
extent Of S25O,OOO, another $2200OO, n
third $22O,0OO, and a fourth 100000. The
failure Is ascribed to the losses Of lumber,
the general depression Of trade, and en-.
gagements connected with the Western
Extension Railway bonds. The effect on
the general trade Of 81. John Is depress.
Ing, but the banks will sustain the losses
without curtailing. The failure Is the
heaviest ever known in this part Of the
country.
QuEBEC, June 10.-The Canadian Win.
bledon Team sailed to-day for England.
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A Boid Daylight Robbery,

NEwARK, N. j., June 1O-To.day, "a
as the book.keepeF Of Balback & Son
drew $1,000 from the bank TO pay their
hands, well dressed man called his at.
tention to three OF four bills he had
dropped, and on the book.keeper's stoop.
Ing to pick them up, the stranger seized
the package and escaped,
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ACCIDENT WHILE PUTTING UP AN
AWNING. About noon Saturday Mr..
Henry Bone, Of Martins Ferry, was en-
gagged in putting up IN iron awning in
front Of the store Of NJ. Emsheimer, on
Main street, when the fastenings gave
way, and the iron frame striking Mr.,
Bone, knocked him senseless. An ugly
cash was cut in his head. He recovered
consciousness in few moments and went
to his home over the river.
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Crooked whisky sei1ed in 1.ouis.
ViI1H.

LOUISVILLE, June l9.-The stock Of
Herman 4 Exner, liquor dealers Of this
city, has been seized for alleged violation
OF the revenue laws. One member Of
the firm was arrested to-day, and gave
bail. The firm will probably give bond
for the goods and proceed With their
business. This is the first nfrest Of the
kind made in this city. The firm pro.
test that they arc innocent Of the charges
1naJn
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SERIOUSLY tLL.-On account OF the
serious illness Of Walter Fisher, a son Of
Rev. y. W. Fisher, Of the First Presbyte.
rian Church, there were no services in
that church yesterday. Little Walter
has for several days been suffering from
a severe attack Of erysipelaS, and his
condition Yesterday was considered very
critical,
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CnAR1EsrON, June 2O.--The Uruguay.
an bark PUG has arrived here with six
teen refugees from the Uruguayan rcpub.
lie. They remain here for two days aud
go to New York by rail, where they re-
main month. They announce theft in
tention 10 return to Montevideo as soon as
the political storm blows over. The Puig
will return to Montevideo.
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CHICAGO, June 2O.-The Communists
to-day held a picnic, and made a number
Of incendiary speeches, but no defute ac.
tiOn was taken In regard TO their future
course. A young man by the name of
Walker, who attended the gathering
was shot through the head and Instantly
killed by an unskilful marksmun in the
shooting gallery.
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LOWELL, Mass, June lo.-Mfs. Sarah
Daniels, Of this city, was shot twice, to.
day. by her husband, John @. Daniels,
who afterwards fred two balls into his
own head. Both are alive, but not ex.
pected 10 recover. Jealousy and drink on
the part Of the husband are the causes.
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RUSSIA.
THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CONFER.
ENCR.

THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CONFER.
ENcE.
LONDON, June 19.-A new circular note
Of the Russian Government to the Pow
ers, dated May 10, says that the object Of
the 81, Petersburg Conference Is not the
conclusion Of formal international
treaty Invitations will be issued when
all the Governments have replied TO the
September circular. II Ia believed that
Russia intends that protocol shall be
drafted, enumerating the principles Of
international law, accompanied with a
declaration from each Of the Powers
signing It that they will observe the prin.
ciples as far rs possible.
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CHINA.
AMERICAN CONSUL INsULTED-MoB RAILS
Ed-AUTHoRITIEs QUELL THE RIOT.

AMERICAN CONSUL INBULTED-MOB RAI3-
Ed-AUTHoRITIEs QUELL THE RIOT.
SHANGHAI, June 1O.-Intelligence has
been received from Chin Kiang, that
some native soldiers at that place Insult
ed the United States consul and his wife.
Two Of them were arrested and taken to
the British consulate, when the soldiers
cndeavOred to rescue them.
Tho Europeans hastily mustered and
prepared to defend tho Consulate, but the
Chinese authorities succeeded In quieting
the mob. Tho British and American
Consuls Of this city have left for Chin
Kiang, The United States nan-of-war
Paloh and the British war ship Thalla
will follow.
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From the Wiring Region.

New York, June 2O.-A Wilkesbatre
special says there Ia trouble still with
tie miners Of the Wyoming coal fields,
and those at Nanlicope, Marrow Run and
Grand Tunnel refuse to 90 to work al re-
duded rates Of wages,
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Murder by an indian Squaw

OMAHA, June lO.-A Frenchman named
Bell was fatally stabbed and then robbed
by Winhebago squaw, while asleep in
his house, near Decatur, Neb. The whole
camp Of Indians was arrested.
Sidney Dillon and forty friends arrived
from the East this morning, en- route
MAal
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFICE or TftE CiIIEF SIGNAL OFEiCER,
WASHINGTON, y. C., June 2l.-i AM
.un,, ,,,, ,,,,,,a

PROBABILITIES.
For the Eastern and Middle States and
the Lower Lakes northwest 10 northeast
and southeast winds, stationary or fall.
Ing barometer, warmer, clear and partly
cloudyweather.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and
the Lower Missouri Valley falling baro.
meter, southeast to southwest winds,
warmer, cloudy weather, and occasional
rain.
For the Upper Lakes and Upper Mis-.
siSsippi Valley, a falling barometer,
northeast 10 southeast winds, warmer and
increasing cloudy weather.
The Lower Missouri river will rise
slowly.
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whose members we find the names OF
Hazlett, Baird and ElsOn, OF this CITY,
We observe that the two former, and also
Messrs. Clark and DiCkey, are members
Of the @Troupe D. Ethiope."
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Rev. Dr.. Kelley dlscoursed last evening
to large congregation on the Literary
Attractions Of the Bible" The subject
was handled with great ability, and the
Illustrations and readings were especial
ly elouuent and impressive.
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Died.

AUBURN, June 19.-General John H.
Chedell, prominent citizen, died last
night.
Rev. DR.. Lore, editor Of the Northern
Crtatda advocate, died this morning.
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SPAIN.
He Has CROSSED TIE RIVER.

MADRID, June 1G.-General Martinez
Campos has succeeded IN crossing the
river Ebro, notwithstanding heavy FIRE
kept up by the Carlists. BY this move.
ment he has established communication
with General Joyellar, commander Of
the Army Of the Centre.
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The Evangelist Iyhlttle at Little
nNanF.

LtrrLE Rock, ARK, June 19.-D. W.
Whiltle, an evangelist from Chicago, iii.
inois, assisted by the clergy Of the city,
have been holding q series Of interesting
religious meeting during the week. Great
interest IL manifested in these meetings.
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Immense IInryests.

KANSAS Cry, June 2O.-From parties
Just returned as well US through letters
and kilograms as to crop prospects In
Kansas, all agree that the like was never
before known in the State. Heavy farm
ers in the western part Of the State are
telegraphing here for harvest hands, and
complain that they can not get men
enough to harvest. Harvesting In South.
ern Kansas has commenced, and the nv.
eruge Is immense. Some Of the compare.
lively new counties claim a million
bushels Of wheat, and rougl estimate
Of wheat in the Southwest Is four to
five million bushels. This enormous
crop will be more than duplicated
III the west and other sections. Thegreat
fear il that hands enough cannot be OBJ
tained to harvest the crop. A special
from central Missouri, as well as other
parts outside Of the grasshopper belt, are
equally encouraging. In the graSshopper
belt an enormous average Ot corn has
been planted, more by fully fifty per cent
than any previous year The frequent
rains at night and the hot sunny days,
which have prevailed for week or more,
have raised high hopes for big corn
crop,
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LITTLE Rock, ARK June 19.--An
illicit distillery was seized by the United
States Marshal, yesterday, near Tex.
afkAnA,
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, June 1o.-The Car, when ho
returns from his visit to Warsaw, will
pass through Bohemia. The Emperor Of
Austria will greet him on the frontier.
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Herald Cable speelAl.l
POPE SUFFERING FROM LuDAGo.
ROME, June 10. The Pope suffers
much from lumbago. He Ia not confined
to bed and holds audiences as usual yet
anxiety prevails.
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An excursion party from Bellaite, ac-
companied by fTeatherington's band,
went to Martins Ferry on the steamer
Market Boy on Friday night.
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The fourth annual Saengeriest now be-
Ing held here Ia n big success. Large
bodies Of members from other places are
Crowding the city.
, 1875-07-27

cral:.ng soa1o ti,ooeil!on. Tho rnce 6upofln-
ttpl ~: ia ,n,wo7icea to daroso OF tbcns. md he
IL TO stubborn I, tirn thr1n over to tho tenaof
n.arciee Of tho roi.:c lsoasd.
Tho Committee on rnl;co INST yestntiay for
t1s confederation OF lilo nomination OF NooiS0
l.. Unuia, TO-; t'ity Marshal. II naa doc't'oa to
rcrort favorahly npon tho Illumination, and notne
dtrcis*tan cir le,1 about tho ordinance unlcr
rich il,o Al poIntn,ont was nado. It vas Tho
o;nriun of tho majority that tho City Marshal
should DO hrld 10 MI accountability so atitos And
et,Ingent thai there conld he M shifting of
lcspsnsibtlitr In t!lc management of tho
po|,cc forco Tho Committee did not stop
hcrc. hnt proceeded 10 knock into flinders
All amendment introduced hs AID, Qufrk placing
tile trial Of policemen arraigna1 OIL various
charges In tho hanls OF the Ci.y Marshal. po-
fico Superintendent, nntt Mayor. Tf,es reconl-
porcr OF tl,rcharging and enposi,sy help, Fnt'-
iccE at all times to tho directions Of the CitY
.tar hal. On this 1attor point tcio will be cum
slider ntle discussion bef0ro the n,attcr IL endod.
Thc foa1d OF ruhlic Works yestsrday orench
hit!a Tor the completion Of tho Fullerton avenne
conduit. There welo In all hoIno t. enty b1ds.
mauy Of them from some Of the most reliable
contractors in town. Tho tl,rco lowest are those
Of John Gee, e306 s.8 lltzsmons 4 Conneil.
S:}l4.21i; aud Tholnas stnckin, e397. .S9'}.5 ~,
air. tico will probably receive tho contract II
lis Recnfiten arc acceptable. Hn IA TDuchcd Tor
by .foss, Chambcrn / Mclean as bong ~ rolln--
BILE ns Themselves. From Con.ustloner Frtndl'
Wills 1t is learned Tint lls lowest Ut these bia s
but trllle moro ner foot than tho pIice rAil! to
tho dofuuct .:ontfac.ogs, aIess5e. George L. Nor
rs l. Co. Besides THIS there 10 to be taken into
Account tha. tho new contractor iB to pay neall
crt ira,.cd. Ihe a,gimcnt ,laed hy The old co1i-
Tractors tbas it would take $50 per foot extra to
finish tho wo,k .1oen mol seem to DO well sup
ported bT other rollnb1e contractors.
, 1875-07-27

DEATH Of III. II. 4. GARDNER
Mr. II. h. (iest,ncr, Clief I:ugiucor Of tie
31iciigan Co:trat Nail:s,si diod At tho rcsilcncs
OF 1Ir. Jane. L. Ross this city Yesterday, Of
Brght'a disease Of tho aiduoya. 3tr. Gardner
hnr; been Chief Engineer of thu Michigan Cen.
ttsE Rslru.d ,luring tho last three ycass. aud
PREVIOUS t3 that simo MAS Chief Engineer aud
Superintendent Of tuo p!ttsburg Il Fort Wayuo
i:ailroll, sirco his appointment by tho Michigan
Con.ial Fo has hcen interchangeable III hls
iaborB to mako improvements Gil the r3af.
aud u,,tlor his llrcctons tho cutro roatl-l,el WAS
rols,l with steci 11iis. Hin llnudiHorh !s appa
le1,t all aou3 tho limo OF Tho 1oa'', which so-!ay
in among tho tnent an! best-lmpruycd tn tha
couuirv. Ite MIX, dthlsntd all hul3ellntepdttl
tho erection VI tlle extensive l0con,atiro And cur
Hlu,;,a pt tlte Company At D+trsnt, llo WAS gau-
c.n!le considered ono OF Tho ahleHt Tai r0ad OH.
eine.rn III tho country, ard wRH jllShiy csterzne
by I'LL thosu Mhu kHow him. 1lo lau his office a..
Dctrsis bnt hin family reside Oh . largo farm
ucar Juliet. l1o lray''s a wife and nunsoor
OF children, WHO arc well provided to-. Ono Of
l,ia suns IL awsc: III tha ciEr, and member If
Tho finn OF fa!ctto a. GnrLnnr. Another hon
ho!ll4 m important position III the Jolies Iron
u,l,l s;tao! Works: Tho sSo OF Mr.. Gardner waa
about 10 yeas. And thnngh tile tliseaac from
which llo died wat of long standing. still he was
ablo to attend to hIa duties Mp tn about mouth
sso. bce that ttmet.o EaN Buffel cd tntehac!y.
u,.d he fingered along untll yostentay. when death
relieved him ut mis- I'Aa aud led him upwards
to higher nna butter life.
, 1875-07-27
CRIMINAL.

A enaal:-tl thief cn:"rcd til, hoass OF John G.
forenoon, mid stolo S35.
Forty dollars worth Of cIoling wns esolcn
from tho oiico OF Jnsoi Ii II. EalbrIdgo, No. -
West Randolph ssrcet, ycsscs,iny.
S. r. Newton. of No. !23 Sorth Peoria street.
acc.l6es William Jaracy of nj. assault %it il,tcIs
ia Kill antl Inst cyanil{ tho lutte! WaH !orkou up
in the Madison Street Station tn AHGit hearing.
Dolly wilkins, 4 Fotrti, nvenla cYsrian, wii
be examined bcIoro Justico HuM;uer.!clil thIh
morning Oh the charge OF latc:n', y, Iscobs. =
rawubruHsr, arcubln9 lot OF s,oaIiH9 four gold
;.nGet rings.
q. 0olvsp, Of M IS Wcst Van Durcn street, rn-
portH to tho police that ha lent hts Lotse AMI
uugEy to a stranger few days ago. aud the
toatn lau not been sttnlue1. an OCCURRENCE rath-
CT singular, uonle rcoplo will Say.
Thomas Roach was arrested Yesterday at tho
t,lbtaHce Of Morris 6trocbol, nllo charges hin
with the la,ceuy Of II, Shlcn ho GAys waa Inken
from lus pocket III q haoon on tho corner Of
Fifll avenue aud Harrison htrce:.
A tobucco dealer Mt 40. 1af Lasraboo street,
named Joseph Bei(owtt waa hold fur trial 10
tho Unltcu blatos District Cuurt yesterday, by
Commissioner 1loyne, to ans"og the charge of
defraudiug tho tiaycrnment IN su.pg snuH
without paying the tax. BAH was fixed at
$1,000.
About O'Clock laEt night Dr.. MCCARTHY. lato
County phsgcIan, caiacu tho arrcst VI Two re-
spcctabl. -sppcaliny yoHng mon, whom ha ac-
c',sas Of III a.tsn,p: to steal his watch. on Cln-
ton street, nsar Madison. Tha rrin*'nera ~cEo
locked nr in tho MahiEon Street Station. The
goud character Vi the paEtiea and other clrouu1-
stances would Indicate tlat tho couplal1iaut has
made mistake.
tered the merchant tailoring roeu u q. Charles
Snalth, On the EecDHu floor OF No. liz Sputil
, 1875-07-27
COLD AND GREEHBa0kS.

Ib Ms Editor II Ths Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, July 2i.-YouE correspondent
"ucrg" has altogether loo exaggerated au
opinion OF tho reduction in tho golu-promium
by accepting one-hhIf iMteyess-coupons md Quo
fourth currency for import duties in place Of
gold. Iuternas-coupons before maturity would
have ma1kat-auoiation Of from OF to o91s
in gold, depending upon how long bofota
maturity, how great tie demana to pay
tsu.ea. and tho Btako Of tho money market; bnt
that It could very seriously affect tue goid-pre.
muuu,. or tho valuo Of greoubacks, Ii = 81 oAt
ulihtahe. What does affect tho Yaaa at greru.
barks9 Principally tho change In tho quantity
in circulation, anl tho volume Of buAnens that
Moods tl,em. Incruaso tue quauiity, aud, tho
volume OF b1alneAs unchanged, shsr ya!ue de-
ciinos Lesson tho volume OF exchanges, aud.
tho quantity Of gteenbar4H unchanged, their
yalus also declines. 1t Is = tsuo pr,ncip!o Of
political econoiuy that more currency, le+a busl-
ucss, less valuable t4ak currency; lasa currency,
moro bu,incss. more valuablo lhas cuEfonoy.
1t ID standard Of value With other
uat.nns. We du not caro- fos econouizsnG
ths uss of gold. What no u1e nftcr is 10 mako
tha gteenbAc4s more yauaule aud less tuctuat-
lug. II vi ueo lcta gold III thia country. II will
20 abroad or 10 other placea whero 1t IL wAnlcu.
m'slt DO gool thing for tna botahoiaers aud
,ha importers; but that 1t would 4Kvo Iny scri-
oua eltect OH the value oE greeutacAs,
III ostrrmcl. doubtful. II the doxefn-
rnent, viii walk up. liko ~ indl-
duo noten III casl, u an|s M satcns!o. OF lts
or, d.tors, and settle its dobss with twanty-year
bonds we should suon Kot to tho bottom OF this
npecle-paymrn. difficulty. 1t only requires all
lono.t. straightforward coltae. which t1o tsws
1uent itself asss entirely It nausus' ,y,
, 1875-07-27
THE INFANTS EXCURSION

Goa FICTION OF AHNANHENEET&
To.motro2 morning at 0 o'clock ri1nrr was III"
ti,,,s ftsod upon, and tho fue steamer Lake
Bfeozo Tho vcesel chartered for tho hs's
irf,nts' cxcursion hy Tho Executive ton>-
,ultteo al tho Floating Hcsn'tal A'so-
easou. which met ycsrrAsv afternoon At
1 ocloc!, at No. l73 R"Etlo'rl1 street.
Tssera wcro prese mt Il. r. DercAson ana HIs.
al,,,cr, Eske. auJ IIsao. rhe frst.naned Rcr'
tlrman rrcaidoa. Alter so:tling upon tho tiIno
md corfofrlug viii. tnpl leman, OF tho Lnkc
I3n,axe. ,lu t,,tu,i.,,ro t.celded 70 charter the
vs..nt fnr okc month st 1915. 1t wss
mr. ,rrcd that 1j0 n'litdrcn and their mother.
el,ruH he accommodated on tho tlFae trip. aud
i onr tIrc vim .ecrlye tickets f.on The Com.
! nitro viii 10 oiuHei tfge. Thntoat viii lonvo
! tl,r aocs foot of WntM'E avenue. south 5Hc,
nmi vii muyo ao.'ly 70 Essustou, And
rr,tlse abon. uat,' 4 u. ~, IN ottIor That
tha sick and fccslo lis!o onoa may have
tna full lrnc!it Of Tim in,rc mir. 1he Cum
III: ttec vi+ttc,t thu hont. AMI artnHEtt TER tue
p'aciti II ruts Gu tile iarer sceAs. and the uHo
{t tho et.tc iG,tls iur tho ttEn ouek III cahcS OF
ia.cces,ty. Ti1e huttls will t,c nptlieh to TT
..s,uast ~ Of ni!k. Hour, and csaekcst. md THO
f,th viii Eo cuJkeu un thu boat. as re'lliifed
n'u rlyri, ultcn nca,ted Or Detcbta'y. Awnings
ii, hn ,nnvlesl to Isntcrt thu iarfongclR from
III rim. amI nj! ncecEHaiy ptuSiAon uiado Tor
t4.'C ctHH1nrt. .. -.
!jlc It. IT, r. a.ovn mentioned arr working lsio
bo .ve,s to naEp tho list trip success, NTH IL
astl,ccnlly encautaGott as thes Il" dolibt vi! pe,
viii atso otf1o,E il, rapid nutccrnlnn during sho
:l.H rxculsle1l is fine 4lay. TlitEe districts
rE.c1l Anuwcd tho 1arsert mortality Among III
f.n.h last ruopfh will be fayurcd with the largest
huulucr OF tlckyts.