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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-19

The RECENT ACCIDENT to the IEoosLc
Tunnel, where by The falling Of great
amount Of rock travel was impeded, re.
calls similar accidentih A.tunnel on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, last week,
whereby a train was crushed. A third
disaster Of the kind also occurred about
The same time in California. II Is seldom
that three accidents Of this character are
contemporary, and the fact has directed
general attention to railway tunnelling.
There Is a fear that Too little attention
has been paid TO their construction, and
that the archways and roofsupports are
faulty. A tunnel, like a bridge, is liable
to injury from the iat Of passing trains,
and these disasters show that faulty con.
sttuction cannot be Too carefully guarded
against. Until withiha few years, tun-
nelliDg was rare on American railways,
the Reading, Pennsylvania, and two or
three other roads having been among The
earliest 70 Copsttact them. Tlley ate In
America now, however, Some OF The long.
est and most expensive railway tunnels
Of the world Increasing competition has
led Hallway managers 10 bore through OBJ.
attractions rather than 40 around them,
and tunnelling has become "a common br,
American railways az on those Of Eutope.
! Y
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TIE Cincinnati Commercial tell all about
Sam Carys drink Of beer and gives the
philosophy Of it. viz; Whoever has read
Charles Lambs essay upon "Roast Pig"
will recall tho circumstances that, when
the little Chinese boy, who had scorChcd
his fingers while turning over the remains
Of the pig that had been roasted in the
burning Of his fathers cabin, stuck them
into his mouth 10 cool them aud discover
ed that the fat with which they were
covered was delightful to the sense Of
taste, the next thing he hid was to thrust
them into the smoking pig again to con-
firm the discovery he had made TINT
roast pig is good, The surprise Of GCner-
al Cary was equally as great as the
creamy fluid oiled It's way down his me-
lodious throat for the first time, and with
the exclamation, DIT is glorious" he ex'
tended hiA mtg for more. As one swal-
low does not make a summer, 80 one
swallow Of beer could not produce n per-
manent Impression. i11re1uired the con-
lrmation Of a second glass to photograph
the fact, so to speak, upon the Generals
mind, that hoRestly.brCwed beer is neith-
er poisonous nor intoxicating
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a SIM aIar wedding.

Asingular wedding took place at Vim
conner, France, the other day. The
ceremony was fxed for eleven o'clock in
the morning, at which time all the par
ties appeared. The bridegroom looked
suIlen and annoyed all through the eere;
mony, although he said nothing out Of
the way. Suddenly, as they came out o.
the church, he took his new mother-lnl
law aside and said to hOr; "Madsme,
have lust been rejecting great deal, and
have concluded that your daughter does
not suit me at all, Ihave never noticed
before that she was freckled. prefer to
90 away; and Notwithstanding her en-
treaties, he jumped into a passing car
riage and drove hastily away. He has moi
yet returned.
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AFTER all the premature CrOaking
about the destruction Iof crops, the real
facts are gratifying, The Agricultural
Department at Washington, having under
It's control the most perfect system for
procuring exact'repors, now states that
the corn crop Of the entire country
promises at least 90 per cent Of an aver
age yield, and with good weather will go
beyond that. Tho wheat yield will DO 02
per cent Of full crop, which, with the
heavy surplus Of old wheat on hand, will
be ample for all purposes Of home con-
sumption and export. Oats are heavy
crop, barley a full average, potatoes much
beyond an average yield and tobacco 20
per cent in excess Of the usual amount,
In view Of these facts would itnot be well
for some OF the scare to be withdrawn
from the prices Of grainH Wheat, -four
and oats are much higher than the facts
justify, OF course present prices cannot
be maintained. The activity Of the spccu-
lators has been felt by the poor in the
prices Of bread, but the laws Of supply
and demand are inexOrable, and wheat
and corn will have to come down.
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Tho DoWIni.HiIISide.

On the d0Wn.hlll aldo Of lie the constitution Is
beset with inGrmlues for which HOsteltNr's stOul-
ach Rltters Is tho best Of all remedies. Invigora-
ton "a the most reliable means Of resisting disease,
and Is particularly necessary at a period Of life
when the decay Of the physical cncrgis renders the
system less sbie than formerly to resist I attacks
The cheering warmth which this prime tonic stinl-
ulant diGuscs through the chilled veins, the UNI
WOnted sleadlnuas which It gives 10 the lettering
Limbs Of age the prompt relief which II affords from
those ualadIes which are most common in the de-
cline Of life, constitute Il an inestmablC blessing to
the old and lnGrm. Among the testimonials TO the
excellence Of this most salutary medicine Of which
in pTOIRi9Iors arc constantly In the receipt, many
ara received irOm persons Of advanced age, who
speak with pnmcRirel praise u lis qualities as an
lnylgorant and preventive. COdkw
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Asituation by u fist-class Book.kStpeE,
Shipping Clerk, Salesman, or CorFespons
dent. Have full control OF the ERgliRhs
German and French languages. Best Of
references given. Address III. j, F." In
telligenGer office. auto"
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WuEx General Sherman pass ed
through Atlanta on his renowned march
to the sea, that city contained a pOpula.
tiOu Of about four thousand inhabitants,
To-day, according to the Memphis Ard'
lGnebe, it numbers nearly forty thousand
souls; ils business houses, hotels and res
licences are a credit to any city in the
Union, and its merchants are men Of
great ibOrality, who claim to have COM
plete control Of the trade for miles
around, The Avalanche Justly says that
this progress is "Credltable to the enter
Prising spirit Of its people" but it neg.
leCts tO'add that most Of the capital, and
most Of the energy, tact and foresight Of
which this prosperous condition Of affairs
is the result, has been supplied by the
North. Atlanta is now Southern" city
only in name, all the principal arteries
Of her trade and commerce being filled
with transiused blood. .
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TIE St. Paul Pioneer Pres says that
this week, and perhaps the following one,
will he a very critical period for .the
wheat harvest Of Minnesota. The crop
has osCapedalltho perils that mcnaced it
during It's growth and maturity, but II is
exposed to as much damage from wet
weather during the harvest, or after the
harvest, il tho stacks are not properly
matched sas It could possibly haye4saf-
iered II it had been assailed by all the
lesions Of It's visible and invisible enc
mics OF the air, meteorological and ento.
mological, combined or in succession.
For several years in succession the
farmers Of a large part Of Minnesota lost
agreat portion Of their crops from heavy
and continuous rains during the period
Of harvesting, or from the ruinouS effect
Of driving and prolonged rains upon bad.
ly.thatched stacks. A good deal OF APP
prehension Is felt lesL n like cnlumitOus
experience shall beiall them during the
pending harvest, and lest the remarkably
heavy and continuous rain storms which
have prevailed few degrees Of latitude
below us, and throughout the correspond
Ing thermal belt all around the globe may
be transferred to this latitude and this
region. Minnesota, Wisconsin and Mich.
igan are about the only States north of
the Ohio which have escaped this dcluEc
Of waters during the past few weeks, and
The mercantile interest Of the whole
country, especially those connected with
The grain trade, are watching with ner.
vous anxiety the weather reports from
this region, on which the world is largely
dependent for It's supplies Of wheat 50
far the weather has been favorable, but the
harvest has just fairly commenced, and
nobody knows what may happen to-mOr-
Fnv
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OCHsHNBEIN.- On Tuesday, August II, 1875
SAMUEL OCIEENpElN7s 81, aged o. years, II month
and y days.
The funeral will take place from Ills residence
ono mile westOl Bridgeport, Ohio, on Thursday
August 10Th, at . o'clock a. NJ. Friends Of th'
family arc lnViled to attend,
CAAIPBELIA-On Tuesday AugIRt II, 1873, al
So O'Clock y. NJ, Mira MARGGRRT ", rellcl Of join
T. Campbell, aged 40 years
Funeral from her late residence, No. 10 Fifteenth
street, this lThurdAy) afternoon at ~ o'clock
Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Inter
nlent at Greenwood EemeteFy
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THEd Boston TuNl'r says, "we arc
assutedby a gentleman who is in com.
mHnication with Theodore Tiltou, that
he has no purpose Of having a new trial
Of his suit against MF. Beechef. The re.
cent acts Of his counsel have been with
reference to tie coats Of the iOEner trial,
tos which the plaintiff World be resp6n,
'ible should he Withdraw his suit from
the courts"
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30 cases Concentrated LyC.
100 Matches
bbarTels CARROTS Snuff.
90 boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch MaddCF Print
800 Z" Indigo Spanish Float,
% barrels Chip l0gwOOl.
At LAGGnI.rN BROS. co.'s
80 pounds ChlOroiornl.
90 Bromide Potassium.
% Colonel.
~ IOdide Potash.
go Fluid Extracts, TildCn's.
30 I" Solid Extracts, do
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Pills.
% dozen Ellxors.
At LAUGHLN BROS. 4 cos
% dozen BAKERS Cod Liver OH
% Halls Lung BaNm.
Is JayneE EXpeCtOrHnt.
% Ayers Cherry PcCtonl
1000 ESsenCes-CinnamOn, Gc.
500 hiCman Drops.
800 GOdirpy's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger ,,
At LAUGllLIN bios, cos
1900 pounds Grain PCppCr-slngapOrc,
800 Cloves.
800 " AllSpIce.
200 ~ Nutmogs-G Government,
800 Cream Tartar, pure mud choice,
800 Mustard In cans and In bulk
800 Ground Ginger, East lndin& ,amnI7
Cox's GelatlnO, Arrow Root, 1apl9ea and slgo.
oC29 Al LAUGhl.lN bios 4 co.'s.
100 ounces QuininU, Powors a WClghlmaHs
90 Sulplate MOrphlA,
10 Nitrate Silver.
90 6tfyChnln.
Fur sale at LAUGHLIN BROS. cos
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THE Cincinnati Free Current estimates
that there have been 1Oo,0Oo,oOO bushels
of wheat exposed to damage inlthe recent
rains, and thinks that Of this amount 30.
100000 is rendered unhtfor flout, teaying
100000 in Understandable condition, As
10 other crops, II sayG q J AEg5rG
Oats have sustained the greatest damage.
In fact in most sections 81 the, Ohio VAL
ley they arc almost q total failure. Z Few
Of theni lind leeh CIT, and the fNlns feat
them down 40 that in many ifTot in most
instancesit Is impossible TO harvest them,
and cattle and hogs IRE allowed 10 feed
upon them. Rye Is damaged less than
other grain, and the supply will be ample.
Corn has been damaged In the low lands,
and on streams which have been out OF
their banks for several days II Is h total
loss, but this { comparatively d small
matter, for on the uplahds Tie acreage is
larger than usual, and the Weld even nm
der the uhfavDfable circumstance will be
unusually large. Hay is an imborlAht
crop, and nearly the whole amount tFol
duCed in the Ohio Valley Is weather
stained, and the estimates Of the amounts
secured vary from % to 80 per cent. 81
an average crop, but prime timothy hay
will be scarce all the season.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauohIIn's Infant CordlaI. !

Collie Palms, To promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer Com.
plant. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept N the family when the chill
dren are cutting Their tb6th W0aF selling thou.
sands Of bottles, and hare 10 hear tho Grst person
say II Is not all weTecOnihGnd Il TO be,
MOTHRIts, have you SICILY, ieelhing BABE thai
TURNS the HOURS Of MOTT (wllGn you 10 long In
rCst) Into ono LONG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORM.
MINT aud CGREH -CT1l-Cry-all day and oil
night lOng2 II you have, Ifatn 10 rsdIol, 10 ton
WINGED, hstttGs no longT;7a FEW drops, q INFANT
SWEET, REFRESHING BLEEP will take tho plaec 81
wAKRFUI suYFERIE0. Procure Al once q bottle
SOld by all Druggists and
tAUGltLiN BROS q co, Proptielori,
Wheeling, VIVA. B
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NEW ADVERTlsEMEN

Bodt e O. EfS Wool, lSi S iH 1.'G saS
, 1875-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The art sac 1t tho Academy Of Design will continue
to-day mud until further uutcc. The pictures desssyo
the attention of lorc Of Er and hncc tho sale II III
part fer tho benefit OF the Academy, The attsndanee
Should he large.
A movement Is On foot for grand concert and 1t
esary entertainment fnr tho toilet OF tho Oshkosh SUI
fe.ers by tho Rreat fire 1T Wednesday. Many Of ths
ains artists have volunteered their rsrE.ces for tho
catssc, S[cCoFmictu Hall ht FArWtl Hall have each
tctn ten4cred noat favorable terms, especially Tie
former,
Tho Fifth Presbyterian Church, corner Of 1nd!-
aua nyeuuo and Thir.!cth street. will 10 de1i-
Gated, With special SERVICE, Sunday morning as
10u O'Clock. Tho Rcrahn will bn hy ,ls paatoT, tho
1i,y. Charles L. Thompson. Thnrc Will te church
Ruslabts Monday evening, 1T which tino tho pcws Will
To rented for tho enxuinH year.
THIS Is to be hleh day In tho Temreranco Onion.
Following tho cali IT Tho English clergy At thoir receut
Temperance Convention, tho wotnen'a National Tca-
rcraicu Union as Issued call for an sll-lsy rr.yes-
irr.ug to-day at tue CLARK Street II. E. Church. The
last hour, from to p. mr. VIII b. dosoted to social
reunion Of the Temperance alas FROM I'LL paris Of tho
country nvitat,onH having bcen rtnt To The suburban
societies y come. Ono Of tho s)ectN 70 bo there .s-
rns.ol viii bo tho prnc,icability Of holding Coax
County Temperance Convention in the month Of My.
, 1875-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS,

THE SECOND THOMAS coNcFpr
Tho socou'l Taoaas concert, Which ma sivon ,4..
OFT ~ snalaes anu atsaeted large audience.
Tho Orchestral nunbets wceo aehubeEt. Eighth SYM
phuny Bacha Concerto for two yoltnu Jacobsobn .na
Arnold, aud string orcie,r. rha Ianno-. Cs......s
Ma md nrnhms, .rranoon,.r. -
The Eighth, Ike oth,rs OF tua raa
phpniea by Bchubert, Ii t,comnlete. Two
movement. aro co+nns.. Anoars .,..-'.s
"tsses~@a "4'sss' h@o0osa1o
ana Anasnto con noto. Then follow nine
WA ot Al aeato 'no,s'aeat-'ie Arst a1 IN unison
torl'1mo. no fema'nlnE hFee giving sheaa to tho
cow =. tha ncore ,.., mt ,,,,shsJ ,nt,,sh ~ .-"
s, ~ sAs 80 ~ paueAeu u.'i'au eps!n8 OK
loo7 and tno "osK WAS heafdtos ts ntse tmo In tho
, 1875-04-30

fell during tn rin.cs .nd, melting they hare now
bnnks, and thia mighty hood lss a,len, come ronr
ing aow'l ottr valley In m insncrro yolnnc. For
years na seh frrahct has been socn in this rcHio.
Tha riser over a hnnks for u miles north Of ihis
IT mm!Ay ws.es, resembling iako studded will, aa
merged fortat great PORTION Of The "roa is tal,s
land under ordinary circunatancea and covered ntt
farms and snl.honsc. Fences and cin have di.-
appeared, and honsea In great rart been abandoned,
on safts Tho Northwestern Hallway track near tho
tnsicrn hRs htitts this o1ranso Of watnr. Yesterday
trarefsed tho seene alnattl TIN passensoF:r,n an
bright lttlo l,kca dotted ts tab!e-land. nothing
cot!d 10 seen 10 mark thcIr ahcro-llne o.
rept tho tops of eono familiar water-olms. Ducks
mud geese noatni osar what last year were
pleasant corn-cl1s: md woot!.rIlca ,cn-toors, nn
tntbuiIlnga as sea, tbclr why 10 tho Gull OF
Mexico. fcw rods truin lhB track Vas frame
houae recently built. Not foot of dry ground sur
rounded It; The water rsaehoi y Tho thu tona Of TIN
windows nf tho Iowcr aiOry; Int, from, tho Aatond-
.to-J Windows, half .-do:en rcle of al sizca, hung
over tho ss anil fce1ne TO cnloy tho alsIln'o though
With prospect Of getting away except BY The boat
oore At tho corner of tlr hosc. Tho rtver Ia st!ll
rising, nu railway business Aero Is scflous3y oubsr
fAs9eI,
, 1875-04-30
CANADIAN ITEMS.

Srsrtol Dnpafeh 10 Th4 Chicago zfituns.
OTTAWA, April 21.-Tcndors for tho completion OF
tho whole works tho Wclsnd Canal, Including tia
deepening Of DAlhouso and Port Coborne harbors 10
IL feet will bo invited by tho Public Works Depart
lnent this week. und let early in June. Tho principal
works Lachino Canal Will also bo lot about tho
BONO timc-1ucks for II feot, aud tho cuttings uean-
while for II foot.
Dispatches have bocn recently received from WASH
ington regarding tho violation Of ths treaty Of WASH
inHon hy tho United States Government III imposing
c''son duties on packages containing preserved aHh.
II In reported that demand WILL now be mn,lc through
tho Imperial Government for rcparation for injury
done. and for the future observance Of tho treaty
stpMlations.
Ih9 spolhnE.mateil manta has roaeasd ail parts o.
charitable institutions.
Tbs Internationally children have Rone 10
Nlagara Falls for short pcna,tro gcaGon.
KINGSTON. April GA cuioted couple whose tarm
of prsonMcntau III tho fcuItentary expires simutanr-
oualy were united in 1natrimony before leaving tho
institution.
, 1875-04-30

Beethoven and WaRncr, aud will draw m Immense
audicncc. 1t IL ~ foloHs:
rAIT /,
The "paatoral Bynphpny "......... beethoven
rAnr II.
"Dts watuero". ......................wa Wagner
Love Hong-Strgmun1 EIrst Act.
1ntrulNet!cn INIT der Fa(kncrtn)} ...
ys Wsisa: =: T.ssSsl .,s;;s 10 bfunhi1ds Third Act
fThs roedl rasfs BY eaars. IL A. Ifsthef and Franz
{}tMmtTff.1
FART III,
"Ttislan anil Isolde "............ ....-...W Wagner
Introduction.
Finale.
hfcI.torsnger von Nuremberg Wagner
fntro47uction. / .rh,,, Al
1riha Nong, Walther, { avs
Overture. -
this roeaf part bp !fr. IT. A. DfseAeG]
Ths PRINCIPAL featnrc for to.morrow evenings con:
cert Will ho tho selccinna from 0luEkN "Orplous,"
which will he given b. Miss Cranc. Mc.1ra ulschoH
and ltcnIncr!z. aud n,iHsd chorus Of go yoirrs,
which has tecu drilled for tho occasion by Mr. Black"
nA. Tho rehcarsala thus far haYe been very sat!h'
factory.
, 1875-04-30

r7Ear nECS1ou or TIE SonTHw EsIEnN ALUMNI.
The frat annnal reunion aul dinner Of tho Brown
University Alumni Association for the Northwest took
pars 1t tho Sherman Hours Wednesday e7eniug.
Tbs alumni Of 1nost OF tho other lesdlng colleges OF
tie country hAvo lad for ysats organized
c!atio'z OF tl.ls kind iu Chicago, bit .hsro
has he", mono here AmonE tho graduates Of
Drown u'tl within fow months, nosyitlstand-
ing the fact t.-t they include many Of tho nut pro-
lnaut citlEeua Q. Chicago, who, lhe all 1tunonlans,
r5essrsa me assist attachment to their Alma Mater
An .s.os!aton s;o:netl, however. during .hs Last
year' wlo*o aF.t ohee4 were: William +. pawcsf, Of
q The c1ass Of isIe. ytcs:1residcnt; Elwari D.
rexn ot .he @ s|ass A4 st lse te:rtary Kobs . Juda
te esss of Isj9 Georga r Upou Of lie eias % II ia:t
aud Frederick A. MITCHELL Of t,s class Of iseo Exuc,.
~ Il " ,hs octina i ' sad % ta1nsr' 1o' on TIM. evening
MI: Nj: Ss;.s :s ;af SSs; Ss~;
Eis IT, rhesoess ' sssoa T.
1sassy aud H. Isws i. Don:sis, III iane;' IT, j.
HnSs: 5as 5gs'n o5a 81 s a1a 5sns g. eoE
ixn: ths ROY. Francts Alantasla, ls',:
~ g s. wss!ce aif Fssat5et a.. 4; y Mces,
Albert a. Artoll. W. J. ii. Judah, of indianapolis
Air oryiio peekhasn. aud MT. Edward o. brown, u
the .n ~ n ,ts, nnsn T9smp''n r. ea s n L. 'uaa
Letters from many graduates, expressing rrgsst'
It Inability to a:s.nd wsse rSaa AGong s ,%It, meIs
lyes Of 1856, whose health dotnlned him from tue
city. They hhounded in hsrpy and NIFTY aus!ons te
personal eculia.itiea and college "reminiscences. hnd
NeEa received With much laughter nut applause. .
| Among othera Mnkyold1hy detained from the
| gathering wcrs Mr. Edward @. Larned n.d Prof.
Jamea II. N0sn, Of this city. nnt Prof. Henry y.
! Fsczc, Of tho UniseynItY Of Michigan.
Durug the evening President Angel responded ia
tho toast Of Our Alma Matnr," tho l.cv. Mr. Arnold
to Our Clerical Graduates" Ms. uentlcy and htr.
1outee 10 q Ons Legal Graduates" Dr., Gnls to the
Class Of 1873" Mr, Mitchell to Deown University
in tbn 1!obclllon," Mr. urown to "pur Aasociation,
| and Mr. Judah 10 !" The Brown Navy"
Various impfosuptu toasts weis responded 10 By
other graduates, and. with college anrgs sud stories
and all the uAual accoulIanl*tn, ct goA aupper
and tho meeting Of old frlenls, ths affair was nsdo
very p!tnsuEt one.
Almoat a o{ tho apeakera referred ea,actay 10 the
influence whIch Dr.. sSayanl. for many years 81
the hBatl Ut the colrGe, exercised 80 widely aud
| bcnefcenly over younE men. and TO his many
wonderfully strong kn great teueats nj character
Dr.. 8eary The succeeding President Ut tho Un!vcratty
tho late grnf Dnn sn other Ine,bers OF Tho Fnctlty
were spoken Of In feolDg tetas by ter frieuds aud
| scholars.
telc4Iram was received during tho o7cning frnn
pr. iluLlusop. tho prcccut President Of nsowp. scnd
Mu tic remembrance 1f TIM Tacuy, and setterp, II
addition, from many Of Its individual membsss wesi
rcal,
, 1875-04-30
SUBURBAN..

,,r r,,,,., II rrt,.r ,vnrn., ao,,t and t.l.sr.,,
AEs 1nat'ss A' 144o't o"Fteas 4sohs auu eeebtepa
operator at Wheaton, was lest Tccz united in tho holy
bonds Of n,asrinony With Hiss Mary II, Sinclair Mr.
suI, Mr* FncT a,e yiatt.n. frirmd. In Wc.trI.t +.
Ttc}r rst,r,, In snon 1on1ed for
iiTh. r-.1ence ~ n, pr,,, VA. Friday a,,n,og N.
eccnc NJ mon. nea ,uralo ,fa,r-Afi., uet,ie pr,tt
ami her nu.io c,.a, giving tn thar friend, conn,.
mentary parior concer between one and Two hin
rcd ayitcl guoss partr.;atcL In tho cnjoymcuts Of
tho evening" The A!ont md ability Of Mss lIose
ucll.kn0wil. and tho msfeBtud AttaInlnents Of Ler
class Ehov her Bkil'ful srsinug.
Nr. RecI, 0s Evanston. wilt take po#scsAIon On
MoF1nR 4ay . q atFs a.. NleesrA house.
na t H. = ha,ont.s " n,rx ~ AYE 19 ~ IL r. VIZ
coz has rented ir. william i, traits house.
Mr. Nichols, formerly Q! olcsao s 1u possession OF
the Gbsion place 9pa Will mako = BIZ home.
.,o ~ y" ,n ~ " 9 .nt st ,a ",, ~ ~
0eo1 :" ~ "''" W. "" ~ NV ''4e ADe 10 oepp'"
OAK PARK.
Wednesday evening aIr. and Mrs. Alexander, Of
nye-Ie drove oYrr and Bpent thu evening with their
f1iondr As. and 31rs. Dudon leaving their buggy md
hostc htchcd on ono Of tie sldo ssrcots. AS tho
huur& waued towards tho ritchiuE soason OF mild.
nIut,s ,he reiglbors psssIDp. vouaored uhat unnnt
tat lous lorte and bnrQy e tho tus-board Of WIch
, 1875-04-30
LOCAL LETTERS.
Npu vAIR 70 you4 OPrQNENTH."

pu EA4A ~ &OVlt bFkAE&H11t
ID IA Eiitos NJ Tia chisn3o Tribune;
cH'cAao, April 99.-1La Is tho heading Of I leader
IN tho Sorthrsasern Chrs!faA Adsoeuft Of tho 2lth
ult., and tle following part os the text: "Not
for tho world would WI do OF llnm injustice, Ia
stating TIL rositton and arguments, or In Judging Of
lila spirit and .nolyes.n
Is this tho courss which this writer puraea Ia IT,
gard to Tue Tn9husH7 have Jet to Eco anything
but h!s malignant. 1assont lud lognatieal assertion
that THE TRtuuas is disrcputablo paper, unworthy
Of the support Of the Chttatian rou,1nunity aud
always Ia tho oonnstt!nn b.owuR the hGf,. Vt
rslnr waoas pE.nctl! work for half year baa boen
to defend cetGa! rake. wlo hsa 1ono nore damage
other fcrctH Of evil ccmh3ned.
Alter twenty ycara' reading OF TUE TAIuuNE, It bsa
come to wear The taca ot familiar fdeul; and hayu
ntyrr IN Al taa time, been coHslacled BY It 10 pu
down my hc1ghbora character, reputation, or busi-
nvsf, ~ advance my ovn tnteEesty toto Of a,,-
olee; tnl ~ lor sut~titutug the Particular ranby
IAiIby Bca. wh0so iatosclts tbs tAHt4xta Erts-
ar Adrosats Il 10 fssso !" adyanre shall treat s
nd,!ca u4t NJ good nlapY wish they sl treated
IL aostlern pk.tac 1a.i:ru4l s.ocI9. &.