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, 1875-05-06
THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE,
i BttAfNEYa MEETING,


IA adjourned moo.lng Of tho Executive Com
nistes Of the Temperance Alliance MAS held yer.
tetday afternoon, PRESIDENT Sherwood In tile
chair, to consider ma.tors Of importauco to tho
future Of the organization. At o'clock three
1nemie1s wcEs pTeacnt which hhlt-honr later.
sv pcEalhtent s1v:t mas iucrcassl to tse, when
the meeting Was called to order.
cLASaIF11So ORGANIZATIONS.
Afr. Kell"y introduced resolution providing
for ths dlviaion OF the ward organizations OF tho
city into fnur casscs, according to their financial
shiiity, aud that they he asseszel for tho sup.
port Ut ths Alliance accordingly, to raise g. 600
ut once.
Mr.. Moulding objected 10 tho classification Of
wards, aud To any special tasesamen.s being
,us1e for the support Of the Alliance. lie
thought whatever money us1 ,aiaeu by tho ward
organisations ought to 20 10 tue genatA tEcaH-
Nr. Parton thought tbs adoption OF the clss.i-
lcat,on would bs another nail in tho coffin Of
The organization.
Mrs. Carss heartily approved the resolution.
blr. kalley, setuS upon the suggestion Of tho
Char, amcuded his resolution by substituting =
plan OF districts and ulnkinG III assessment.
Mr. Sherwood deprecated tho tdos ptonul-
gated that money had boon e9uhnde1ed- H.
}hought the Alliance had dons moro work With
the sans 1neney than any similar association.
no lxtAAyAoAKcE.
Mf. Paxton said tbs Alllanco had 10 far n.
eslved by contribution oply Us, and from
stkAt so1less About tie ea1aa amount. lie did
, 1875-05-06
DEATHS,


lcliunH-Arr!t.l at Cairo, Williatn kIcIiuxh, for.
heflJ Of ILL., edesI OF lats William AelIugh,
merchant. Glasgow, Scuflnnd.
kT AlsskoH papsfs pleasd copy.
bfn'xE0a f'a, %. aty Il sSo e'q1oss, p m Ais,.ndss
Funeral to tirac Hand on fria5 At o'clock from IN.
roadoacs. fElcnds ot Tho family respectfully tn.ad
Itst.ls NJ, oItbst d4uxiter Of james and Annie H.
Gurns5. sxed = years and months.
Funeral hoftloet A. tho ktcund napttst Church on
FHdsy At 20 p m. Ftends Of tho family Invited to
attend. r
o'HR1EN1m[n L thts s!ty. May T. IT. Nos onr.en. bs-
lcfsa wits e., 81 II j.. ,Eabrooh .ked :? .c.fs
tsmeter5. Friends Of tho family Invited vlthsnt
rF-bnston, Mass, papers pteass copy.
,,WII1IARTZ-i.ys. Louis WihaEtz, 1t lii residence
ia South tIhlated streot.
FnnerAl this afternoon at , nc1oek.
kB LoH!srIl!o and Cincinnati papsss please eopy.
ADAMs-on the sth last, Gooreu ". Adams, asod 81
Funeral from bis ista re,idones t Latin .1r.t Friday
as11ciaek p nt frtoNda of thu family 1rs inrited
,REDE1:l.-oa May 9TH, Etmn H.. infan& son Of
ieaard T. aud Carfis L. H<deli aged IL months aud Is
,,Fuaer.l iron. rc.lenos saa cae,taat ssres Fsd.y,
Ma1S, At u g'cfoek, 4.
HS0ERuP-On May I. 1stne. infant daughter ot
AnthonJ aud Emtna EaEosup. sxsd months d aJn
KtRbY-on May :, MaxEs O4edlla. dauEh.<e Of Il.
j; and Louie Kss.{. nesa II months aad tdsys,
aIen4s. Ess;:y ss p NJ BY catrit g. +" Gal1sr5.
, 1875-05-06
THE NORTH TOWN,

FIRST MEETING OF TIE NEW BOARD.
Tho ilrst n,ootine OF tho now North Town
Board Of Chicaeo was hold yesterday afternoon
In tho Office OF Justice Ilnni!t, No. 45 North
Clsrs street. Supervisor George haynes pre-
sided. and there Horo prssont, Of tAo Daard,
Justices IIafnil. Ia tfmnnn, Robinson, DaWolf,
pu,,laon aud tho Town Clerk, JAmes Stsunton.
III 0; onng the froce eodinCB, Supervisor Dayucs
spoke as follows: This IL the ilrs. 1neo:ing nf
tic Doa1d Of Auditors for tito Town Of North
Chicago aud, III l lnvo thu honor to preside
tration may ho as rieasan. NJ possible, aud give
full satisfaction to tho public. whoa Servants
tllin viii be Ito ambition Of caci,
nemhar Of tho Board. snd. guided by II, tho
record Of the North Town for tho year 1876 will
bs ono Of which wo can be justly proud. Tic
business Of tho present tneating will be to audit
torn elecsiou, and to designate tho numbor Of
assistants thai tho Assessor, Dir. J. Il. MitIer,
saou1d have.
The pay Of tho moderator sntl clerks waa fixed
At aG per man., except In tic chHo OF Mess1a.
Wagner and Hoffman, who. iu conBideration Of
extra labor, were allowed 40 oach.
Dills for rent Of polling -rlacea Wcre presented
Assessor Miller said that he shoulJ like 10
leave tile question Of appointing Asnletant
Atscs1ora in tho banda Of thn Board.
Jnst!ee l!obnson inquired how many assistants
wero generally allowed.
E1sTown Clc.k suoauoy stated that about ai1
men were gencraS selected for tho duty.
On motion OF Justice kaufmauu the Ahsus6or
WAS allowed six assistants.
Mr. Miller asl;osl time until Monday to mako
his appointments, which WIS allowed.
The Board adjourned to uleet at o'ctook ne1t
Monday sfteruoon.
, 1875-05-06

Qiles' Ltnimeut IodIdo OF Ammonia.
remedy thst has taken rank - spscino for
painful clasa Of silmtnts il 0es' Ininent Iodtao OF
Ammous. II II for external application only and is
snscac!oua properties are vary asong, Ia shown by
The favor II haa mel With, md ia rapid introduction
lnto general use. IT. atters!ss And cursEe powers
axe auch that In Of sore throat, qunsy 1ndaed
tonsils. Ehsumatsm and similar ailments II .c with
nsgieal eelsty. For swellings bruises cuts burns.
IL uso ~ lotion for the akin viii remove iii erui.
lions Of ths f4oc, pimpl r.. ena II alsys neuralgia
ut uucs. For swslIcd 1olnss, lsneness. and oIGer
naaladea Of tho horse u speeinc, md Il usad Il
Ba1uutn's MppodFone, In Co., AcDanlels stabes, tho
owner Of Harry uassott md othss famous Ayers. II
will undoubtedly meet with great f4tos IN ChIc4ap.
, 1875-05-06

JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING,

JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING.
TIM Executive Committee, tho Programme
Committee. and the Chattmen Of ail tho sub-
committees who have tlo atIAirs OF thu Grand
Eucanpment and reunion Of tho various army
aocict.es IN charge, mot last night Ia tho club
room OF tic fremont House.
dou. Joseph Stockton, from tho Committee On
Transportation. reported that tho Committee
had perfected arrangements for ticket o1ice At
tho Exposition Dailliog, where return ticksta
can bo obtained during the three dsys Of tho re-
union.
Gen. Eld1!dge, from tho Dal! and BANQUET
Committee, reported that they had decided II
would be inadviaablo to hold banquet on tho
18th. aud they had agreed to hare general re-
copton on the night Of tho l2th, with spoeohes,
etc.: military drills aud m.nouyonpg on tho 18th,
with + grand promenads concert aud grand
ball on tho uIght Of the l4th.
Col 1licabY, from the Committee appointed to
ASCERTAIN what could be done In tia waY ct pro-
desire them. reportcd that tbay could 10
secured from the United HtAtea QuArto1mastor,
Col. nicaby MAS instructed to ascertain from
Capt. Gil'ts, she Qusrtermaater Al this place,
what these blankota could b. procured for, and
TO report tho leault ct such intorvlou to tho Ell
ecutiye Committee Rstnrlay 1t their mestiug 10
ba held 1t noou In the County Recorders Office,
Capt. DsookNAy, from tho Co1,nlttee Oh In
names OF the military organizations from abroad
which had accepted tho Invitation extended theu
to be present during tho throo OF the rouniou
Tho Governors Guard communicated 10 Capt.
ntockway on tho 4sl inst. that tiey would leave
Springfield on the night Of tho 1alh inst., A.
.iyipg in Chicago on tho following morning
about o'clock 1t the depot Of the Ehicaco 4
Alton Railroad. They will DO represented BY
upwards Of sixty man.
Gan. Sherman, tho Grand Marshal, stated that
he1 inf THAT n frnr, kFteh.
, 1875-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
JfAsE BMHrE1AnD's CONCERT.

JrssE sNars1AnD's CONCERT.
Jossc Sheppard. tho man "who occupies tho
snbefc that Mozart did, refreshing the uatcr;a1-
is,Ic n,nse. IN hi. hard nr.7mstlc,l .ro,r os
.s''e neueee ~ ''t,s A.'a ," m"s"As.s., aso' aS
the PROGRAMMES aoecfibe him. must nave con-
cludcd last evening that the prsgmaslclsss Of
Chicago were OF tho hardest description aud past
all neco,s,ty for tefrcshn,ons. sinco b,s coucor.
=. MaS,nrn,,oi.,. ua,, -. ,.r,o1v ch,r, ctor,za1
~ AeeotnaeAs LA. "Aa iatke.5 en.,ae''s11eu s:
by empty beatb. hot"athstaudlng tho teHtl-
mony Of tho programme to tho effect that he iH
~ musical 111nity," "thc greatest living singer
.,a ;,niqt -. c,,ov.,or aurcr,, thu fnvored
e r. p a.ss,,. .,,. ;,.;n,..s ts,.ns - s,,,,a.
son ~ APo,io. 4p 11,,, ,utu"'' ''en0 y. Au0'i,
ltoasini, Darld, Lillcr, etc., etc.. aa
1tdtseam, Wo arc ihc!lneh TO p!ato 1lf.
shenhardH 3 glft ns apcci6s OF musical lnnhcs,
without aTon tho method which soniotisnes Eooa
uilli Madness In playing ho ms the rcHui:ito
Of power, remarkable grasp 81 hand' stretching
far beyond an octave, and tolcrabie execution,
Int Wltl. these qualltles hs produces little but
noiHs. il!a voice IL hls strong point, being at
she hame time both yofy high soprsno and yory
10" bass, and best at tao o3trci'iea. Tho detectH
between are rather ekii1tully covered up b5 his
tremendous pounding accomnanimehts. LIS
, 1875-05-06
THE MALsMSKl CASE.


Tho investigation Of lilo clscunstancos attend
lug tho mysterious doath Of the three membera
-mosier aud two daughtess-of tle 31aiinHki
fsnily on the 18th Of March last, Was concluded
yesterday afternoon by Co.ouer Diotx4cl,, st tho
Rolling Mills Police Station.
Dr.. s4ebAo made ls report of the chemical
aaalysiu, which failed TO BloH the presence Of
gay poison In the atonacis Of tho deceleuts.
In hls written report,
couSyY.rllYslctAn mESnoTls
aAyh that externally Tho bulies hnro no marks Of
ylolancs nor any appearance OF \ struggle.
TAuro uere no suspicious spo.a upon tho CLOTH
Ing OF tho faco. Tic sksn Of Tue threo nan 1ath-
or yclloWIsh, and there vera symptoms Of what
Ia known "a diseoloratiou. Internally tho
abnornat conditions were sostl,ctad to
tho a!imsntsrs ,;,, tfset s, sna. and tue !lyer
showed no marks Of otosion Or congchtion. Tho
stomach showed considerable injection Of tho
blood yessets upon ita seroua surface, while tho
mucous lining mas somoNhas eoftenGa, but
tho Intestinal tact Was opened to tho scctun.,
and gayo tho nams result. There was great
deal sf nhat IL knoFn as asborAcnous
Injection OF the minute blood ychsels, some
slight softening Of tho mucous lining, but no.
wl.cro any distinct erosion OF ecchyln,as. Thc
arpes1aneea wele tlse ss,no III tho bodios Of tho
mother sad other child, but moro striking In tho
former. Tho stou,achs Ut the chlldseu
1uotnsr sa 10 eous,n. snnsa. and ha' Of e
emitted stsonR acid smeIl. and gave ac.ad roao-
ton: lnerS WIRE no suspic!ouH particles upon
where porson. havo aieA from large doses Of
poison "s'hol.t t,.s .aas. vomiting. The ltyera
| spots, similar 70 those described by
authors III Indicative Of sn acute
fatty Degeneration. brought on by
.b.oryston q eottain poson9,c: on: Ths ee.nal nnd
public at lkrEo ~ tho only positive evidence oi
poisoning. Ih!s ids., Dr.: Ienso.ia ssys, +
given whass chemical sclenoa has failed to pro
duce II. Failure oflthe chosnica! sna.yuis can b,
duo to many causes. lis gavo in e1teqso III
ceased died from tho etfocts Of SOM
mineral poison, which tAs moral and medlca
testimony showed beyoud doubt, but VAS uuab!,
to stAso What particular kind ot poison waa ueoti
On th1s testimony the jury brought In the fol
VERDICT,
after ehort elaboration;
That Agues, Constantine, and ysoto1ts MaNush esra
70 thsss death On ths 1ath asy oi Akxch. lS16 ~ b.
, 1875-05-06

NEVNUNs TOWH Vt q > Il FNUEs
Sctesat Dfssateh 10 Ths Chteuos Tribune
Iowa C1rY, H., May 5.--A delegation Of oiti-
IONS of this city havc left for Washipgton, H.,
to attend tue annual noeting Of tie Kcohlk,
Iowa City L St. Paul Ratlroad Company for the
election of Directors and officers to be- held to-
morrow. Tho St. Loulu Il Keokuk Railroad has
recently pasaod into tho hands OF Mr. Stone, Of
Clsvolsud, and proposition Ia to be oonsid-
ered BY "htcb tue Stone interest will complete
the Keokuk, Iowa City 4 St. Paul Road, thus
atIordfng them a direct line, through a rich,
productive country, from St. Louis to 81. Paul.
Tho grading Of tho limo from keoltuk to
this city haa becn dono for aeroral years, and
The bonds for iron have bson on tho London
not ret received tho benefit Of the monsy
realized from thoir halo, II any have boen sold.
, 1875-05-06

which tho building would DO Lighted. and this
would reach tho sum Of s3,400. That nas
enormous, aud should BE- reduced In Non,e way.
Tho hnnqnat and ball. fo said, would be aelf-
sustaining, including tho ehs bills. Nothing
further MAS t1ono In this matter.
Gen. Sherman, ~ Matshal-in-Cbfef, stated
that l,!d dutics wefs very onerous and hs dcalr-
cd all tho aaaiatanco fposaib!e from the various
Committees. and unloss ho had that, Il would 10
utterly impossible for him 10 arrange the pro-
Erammo. Therefore ho requested That tbs
Executive Committee and tho gentlemen
presont unite With him In Dividing tie paraio
into nvo divisions. ho to appoint ons commander
70 each division, and those coulmandors TO select
thsr own sides. 1Io reported that he had seloct-
cd for the First Diviaton Col. H. D. baldwin
sseond ss Division. Con, 0. ;, L. Mann;
Fourth Dtviaton, Col. O. Stewart; Fifth Division
Col II. billiard. and ho asked them to meet him
to-day 1T o'clock =. m. at the sherman Houso.
On motion OF Gen. UietlAi1t. ths appointments
made by tho Chlof Marshal Hero approved.
Oon. Sherman. tho Chtof Marshall requohts
that all military organizations In the city, a. well
~ ont Of the city. who propose to participate In
the reunion, communicate their intention 10 hin
1t the Sherman House at nnce.
The meeting adjourned till Saturday nooa Ut
The Recorder Office.
, 1875-05-06
NORTHWESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS.
EiH1iTu ANNUAL HkEI1Sn.

] EIGHTH ANNUAL hkET1Sn.
Tho eighth annust meeting Of tho NORTH
western Associated prcee waH hold yesterday in
tho pnr1ors Of the Grand Pacific 11otol. alr. J..
r. Cadsgan was IN tho chair when order was
called. aud D. D. ". carvcr, Acting Secretary.
After tho adoption Of Tho minutes Of tho pre-
vions mestlng, the, roIl-call roau!tcd iu Tho
Frank Ifatsou f'dscht G. I. Wheeler: Council
nu1a AunpareiL r. =. Tr.ynor; Davenpott
Democrat. u. n. Rlchart!son Dcs Mo1uas Hfa-
Woodruff; Iierald: D. D, y: Carer; Quincy
Herald. J. ]. Cad,gan;. Nrhiq NJ. L. Wilcox; !;
ltock Island Union, Waiter johnson : spftus-
tield Rfyl:'tr, =. l.. Merritt; Journal BY proxy,
Gen. Smith. i'cotta Transcript, L. i. Mory !;
Tho statement Of the oxreditures and cottec-
t!ons Of tho Association dusing the past year
wAs mado By Col. Wilson. tho Financial Agent
Of tue Association and tho Superintendent OF
tho Western Union Telegraph Company, and
slows q balance III thn trcns.iry.
The election of tho Hoard Of Directors for tho
ensuing yoar rcButel RI follows: W. T. Dow
DALI Z. l.. Merritt, D. N. Richardson, ]. 3:
Ciarkson, T. +. Trayncr. N. @. Woodiun, and
Frank ilattnn.
Tho fo1lowiug-namc1 gentlemen were elected
officers by tho Beard fur tho ensuing roar: L.
r, Traynor, Council I,ufTe Nonpd1.iel rrcsl-
dent; Z. Il. Merritt and D. n. Richardson. yico-
Clnrkaon, Treasurer.
Tho Association adopted the following resolu.
tions:
I'csoEre3, That, ~ m Association, cur thanks
due 10 tho Wexeern Unlon Telegraph Company for tho
fairness. promrtuess, aud llberal!y with which they
hare observed tlctr contracts With th.s organizations
that equally he7rty thanks to Gen. btagcr sna
Co Wilson personally for their faithful attention TO
inscrsss, nnd for their kult'esa In a1!cndng 70
ss Ct various t,ca III the past ycar, eyen 1s,er f-
cl.ts than wo wero entitled 10 rete!rs; and that,
through Gen Smith, Dr agent in Chicago nc have been
placed u,cr renewed obligations for most faithful.
.aln nn seeertaa'o service. ths value OF which NO
lc1ire lu this nnitea laHnrr TO tecoggizs,
ft.o!rtd, That Tho thanks Of this Association
due IL tiIc 1rctilent ami tho other ro1ug officers,
auh are hereby rendered.
Gto;ptd, That VIC hereby return orr tlanks to tho
pEnrriors Of tho Grand Pacilo uotcl for courtesGh
esttudsat during tits session.
Tho Executive Committee made report 10
the offect tllat tho services Of Gen. ". H. Smith,
az news-agsnt. aud Col. !. J. >. Wilson, as tinau-
c!al Ayent had been ACQUIRED for the coming
year; nlBo, that tho dtspatci-rates would during
the comlag year, romain tho Same As that juat
concluded
After tho transaction OF thia buHinons, the A.
aoclatson adjourned sine die.
, 1875-05-06
THE ClTY.HALL,

The Committee on Railroads will mest Friday
afternoon in tho City Clssks office .. 8 s'olooi,
10 consider Eolerences.
A festive fireman. Who had evidently neglected
10 drink hls complainant ct puss iaks wsssx sox
, 1875-05-06

9ou Can't Better or Cheaper
sanxes, sookstove, stfrigcsatora docrsAm freszers
or, In fact, any ArtIee used In tla Achen aud aun
dry, than Jonfl always And at James r. Dalton's
mammoth wsrerooms, Mon. l01 and lD4 State street,
, 1875-05-06

gpeciai Ditpateh to Ths Ch.eauo Tribune.
CLxvELASp. O., Mny b.-Tho annual meeting
Of tho stockho!ders OF the Lake shoro & Mchi-
gan Southern Railroad was leld At tho Company'a
Office iu this city to-day. Thu following woro
elected Dirociors for ths ensulng yoar: ".
Burr!l, taking tho place made vacant by the
death OF st!man Witt, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
W1'lam Fl. Vanderbilt, Augustus scholl, Robert
L. Crawford, 8. 7. Darser John E. Durrill, ali
Of Nav York .Heury .. Payno and Amaaa
Stone. j.. oleyel9pi William L. Scott, Charlos
Ksop and ]. Condis Smith, Chicago.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC,
NEw YonK, May 5.-The Rock Inland earnings
for April ahow an increase Of e40,0 over the
sane month last year.
ITEMS.
4 meeting OF the General Freight Agents Of tho
roads loading to Omaha and OF ths Union and
Central Pacific Railroads Was hold at the Grand
Pacific Hotel yesterday, for tho purpose o< thor
ouchly revising Tho li4t OF classldca!ons for CAL
ifo1niA froigLtB. Judging by tho work done, tho
meeting will Inst moro than 4 rock. They be-
ghu with tho lettet IA yesterday morning, and
the letter " ]" hss not yet been reschod. Theeo
ID a probability that somo other important busi.
nons will be transacted before tie usating ad-
iosltns Hne dte.
Tho General Freight Agenta Of tho Wosturu
and Southwestern Railroads will meet at st,
Louis 10 arrange now tariff mora, equitable
than tho prsaont ono.
Tho Chicago Il Alton Railroad took formal
possession Of tho Illinois River Railroad yos-
torday by running regular train over ii. This
noT feeder glfes tho Chicago + Alton full co u
troll Of tho transportation from the Draidnooa
coal-asllA.
, 1875-05-06

Howe's Great London Circus and aRuRes'a
Mena9erIe.
Ths press throughout ts country has been lavish
In IT. fattsEns notices Of this %neFtsinmsnt that
sts dtspossd 70 gtys special space far i bst ssvss.
This u essentially moral exhibition, ssaaaax % els-
Taas pssls tasss by ths rsaassat Of us Prsgssmas.
, 1875-05-06

lnE FIJI f'SE#ENTH.
Tho Ftfty.esvonth Regiment Of 1lllnois Yolun-
teer Infantry met last oyoning in the Club
Room Of tho Shornsn 1fouss, Capt. &. A. Dusss
In the chair. There was = good attendance OF
rar-embrowned aolliom who followed the lac
through dcorgsa.
communication from tic Adtutant- General,
Hhtch stated that Lie regEmout could hare their
old batt!o.ooors for tho reunion. WAS read, and
roceisod With applause.
It was decided that tho rnombey1 OF the regi-
nont should rendezvous 1t tho Sherman Hotiao
on tho morning OF the 18th, and that they ahould
asaou,bie on tho afternoon OF tho 14th 1t tho
North Ssdo Turner Hall, for the purpose Of of-
footing permanent organization. amt to have =
general good time.
Col. Baldwin and Capt, Duase were elected to
conmsud the regiment during tho demoostra-
tton.
Tho regiment adjourned to meet at tho Bher-
man House Monday evening.
, 1875-05-06

Thousands VIII Thank u, We Know,
for informing them that BY leaving Cock 4 AcIAta
word. At 20 psarbosn % or 2Gt West Asdiaon ktrect
their carpets and iacs curtains will 10 beautifully
elsaued. and At a triding expense too.
, 1875-05-06

Messrs. Wittowsty Aueld, representing tbs Ham.
husg.premsn Fire Insurance Company, Of Hamburg
Germany, SID tbs Rochester German, Of noebosus, NJ
\, lavs removed to ths!F commodous quarters, No.
leo Laals street, basement. Thla placss al ths i'm.
po1tsnt Insurance eHspoiea Oh LaS4llo street.,
, 1875-05-06

ChiolceE1nE Pianos
contain all latest Improvements. Orer 4t0no persons
hare testified to thslE superiority. Keeds Tstnpis Of
Music, o. Van DHrsn atrect.
, 1875-05-06

Bates.
Persons wishing to sec tho hnest Job OF burglar.
proof work exhibited !u Chicago, are respectfully
requested 10 cl rrevoua to Saturday no1t =. 1arria'
Safe Factory, ~ aud Is Randolph atrcet.
, 1875-05-06

ELEGANT FURNITURE,
Horses, Carriages, Slelghs Farming MDlemeats, eE.
Pine Oil Paintings, Valuabls Book,
Large Rtock of Port, 0atawbs, and Bhesry Wines
Included Ia hs sAs 81 z.4i ssAts i tbs sass slsx.nt
q nd 3ala.Sl: xoIks AIss .;seE 81 SALIENT
carriages. ooas. eelshs ssssahousa pl4ass islainx
lupl0Ms4s&, stt., tto. - :
W th+s Say .!sdsna 70 pusch.ssl ffua kDWlN u.
81. TMOstA1 / snNs, Auosloussr,
paItADx1tuIA May. 1875, " ~
, 1875-05-06


On Tuesday Of LAST week Col. Eastman lec-
turod before tic Library Association. suhjsct.
EnglRh ConauAte." Col Eastman Was ap-
pointed by presttleut Lincoln Consul At Bristol.
England. ard occupied tho position during tho
years Of the Rebellion. Tho Colonel las not \
1lttlo Of dry humor, and secmol to enjoy tho fino
fold for its diaplay In tie position Of England
during tho war.
Tho same evening ". ". Watson. Esq., gars
In entertainment At his residence.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Kingmau outer-
tained and sny ono doubling that there il homo
musical talent Of high order hero should haYo
boon there to hear md oujoY como vocal teEcc.
ttons by Atas Crocker. sotectlons for tho flIlto
ly Mr. Malcolm Hart, for tho piano by 3tisa
Carrie KinRman and osLcrs. were among tha
Thnrst,ay Mrs. G. 3. Hone e.vc lunch party.
Am"ng those presont woEo Airs. 4. n. 11art aud
hor dnnghter Mta. +. II. Niggs, who, to tho tnort
slncegc regret OF the noighburhood, arc about to
leave.
Wednesday evening WAS tho annusl election Of
oficors BY thu bethany Uuion Church, which re-
tn!tcd to electing VI. ". Watson, Clerk WILL
lam Hopktnson. Treasurer; aud Mesars. uiiliatd
nua S.chbns. Deacons.
On tue Sabbath previous Uha held the annual
election Of olicara for tho Sunday-sctlool con-
necsed with the ahoyo church. The old officers
wero generally re-n!ectcd. 1hn report Of the
Superintendent showed most prosperous con-
utlon Of the school.
Tho village corporation havo lately hold thcir
annual election Of officers. at which tho old
Board waa ro-eloctcl, with the exception Of
Schultz aud Greonacre, who retired to giro place
to Ncssrs. Nymnn aud Ma'cher.
LAKE VIEW.
The annual business meeting Of tho Fullerton
Avenuo Presbyterian Church rms largely at
tcndcd Tuesday evening. tho soclahle At tho
IT.. 1
new Trustees weso elected for tho ensuing tuo
ycars, viz: Mossrs. O. X. 4. Hutchinson, Robert
Clark, and Il. s. Antlcows. Dr.. Hodges, Chair:
man Of tho Board Of Trustees, presented tho
financial ronort for tho year ending o1ay !, 1876.
Tie following Ia \ SUMMARY OF tie statou,opt;
, 1875-05-06

which S55l.6o Of Mnool!ected subscriptions
would rtduco to 81 ,2l0.46 ThIs latter amount
waa aubaer'bea on tho spot, and tho church thus
onablod 10 start on tho non 1iscas year with
collected from weekly subscriptions, there being
no pew tontale.
Dualness being dtsPoeed Of, tho congregation
adjourned to TITO supPor-room,. "h:ss they dis
eusacd Tue refreshments abundantly supplied by
the Ladies.
Aue Asot: 0t' SVuFais tHe LOU 4alfe4uuAI4
q Wcrino !1or cnn.,itinn nn3 rrn,nscta = ,So
1mu,anuol EpincopAl Churrh, lust bolow tho ltns
GU Dayton stroot.
u1EspALr.