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, 1875-05-21

Tho cononoittcc nm Htran,a nnd Atjnvn fnr the
sorth Division vii, meet in tho City Clcrk's
os,cn =, q o,r,oc,r sntnr1,ov nfter,on,,.
o"4.o ~ q ~o~A o"'
Tho rcason OF AID. Campoelrs absence from
tho Council Wednesday evontng IL that on TINT
even,np In was celebrating lin Aath birthday
iii, rfoat ccl,t At Gamn,nit rIaIi.
~. en-. 49,,
thov i,aro n,,'Ie arranrcmsnts wit,, lin r,,.,sy
Cn,nmssionsrs for n,eot,ne nt m a1sIr dnta 81,
the ronrtN NIfnmas n,eatIon'
W. eoAA n' .1,', aoss'
EFan and I!lleT for Conft- Honaa !lraAlse:t9'
Tho War-cry found sho AlaFo; standing ns hla
EoAt. when he yesterday eelzen Ass Gnd pen anil
aligned tlIeiF appointment. Nhas "hl l'nrl4ng,
hars, Boyin6tou, ct AL. TO Ill the meantime.
Tho Specsal Committoc ca.lyi,ttng OF tho
Mayor, Cnmptro!ief, a1la Oorpofatian Counsel.
appointed to doternllno 'lpoa tno cial'na Of the
fnlleston avenue cohanat cqntIh;toss, VIII mco1
Saturday AFTERNOON Ill tlo Mayors ol'leo'
Considerable trorilattou ia manifested by tho
moore, classos of acknowledgements that their H.
couaos viii ho ipcroased considerably noxt wear,
1udrinn from tho 1,rossut coaran OF tho cjty nu-
thoriti.o tileso soou,y sufficient grounds for
uloir fears,
The soec;,f f.ommittc, NJ Nine oonsist,uc of
.,,rna aIJcrmo,' frnn, c,.', ,l;vison of tna tty
~, T., 1,a.i;'r sI ~. 1,n,,na ~ tnc;
s,.nn;ntn,"nt ~, s,,. t,n",mil.oc 'rhfR rnnno.
psis .t;t a.. 49,. 1,na.;nsr sra h,,,oa ti,a,.
, 1875-05-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

4 boy named Charles Smith, 1b ysa1b old Ii
missing from his home, aud his parents Me
making anxious in1niries nbous hin,.
Mr.. Cotos suit for false imprisonment WAS not
against Tho city, but Sergt. Michael o'connor.
uLo sum rccoyeted was al,6o0.
The Temperature yostosday, IA observed BY
Manaeso, c,n'cIan, No. 8s Madison street, Ta1n-
uxE building. Was. =. 3 r.. H.. 60 degrees 10
a. M, u; u 1n., 75; 0 p. NJ, u; P. M, Go; 8
p. H.. ss.
derrick fell across the street in front Of yoa
f,lahn's building. II, courae Of erection on the
corucr nt Indiana ard Clark streets, taRt eren-
mr., and several redcstrlans had narrow escape
from doath or injury.
A eon Of O. ]. ssough, s years old, was ,r r1n
oscr by . fast-g0inE iorsn and buggy on Wa
lasl ayenua ynstertlny, aud kicked by tho horse
tn tin facc. 1le was not taanse-oualy hutss but
the driver OF tho horho may be waen fn1nd.
Henry Hnyeo driver Of milwaukee, avenue
hsncc, attempted to wl,tr somo poy5 Of the rosr
,,art Of bin vehicle. and feil from mo toi o. y;
KIM badly. Iio was reno fed 10 his hosne. at tic
crl of tho route.
TIN friends Of n. r. prentiss, lass general
bopktcerer of tho StocE.inrd and Irnnas Com"
rn,,v. lat evening "sw0opoA dozen upon him
LEI. III ha posscsston on elegant p.rlor set, In
tcpGod al Il toscn Of eateo1n.
Tho to;,y os Henry Kennedy, tbs missing
BtaEe driver nf tbs fun1bei man Ltue, was touna
in Iuflirst3n slip, anl an lnqut!st hcld.' ~ was
drunk Mt tho ttino he Inct hIs tntet anu aHo"ea
hjs horses to wall: OFT INTO tho river throe wooas
ryo. 4 yoI,lict Of accidental drowning wM re-
TUNED.
DECORATION DAY.
Tho q. 4. Il. Comn!ittes on Decoration pav
net mat oyenttlg IN tho hall of RhuEot1l Post AZ
tic coruer Of LaSallo nud Adams stroets., Gen.
j. 4. REYNOLDS occupied the chair, and Cnpt.
John Stppllcus oflcintcd as Secretary:
Dr. mutual conEcnt It wns ag1oed thht thcre
tl,o;,ll be no parade, nor any extensive
raow Of uny kind. Tho Programme CON,
.,:iticp nero instructed to procure Loo
t,aples of tho e. Il. It. memorial Eerrice
for distribution At tho different cemetcr.ee,
Elder Mullins. Of tia. Cotnnlttee, reported that
Ia Ind eneaged Col. II. J. Hines. Momher vi
Eoncro.s from Arkansas, as speaker At Calvas;
t,emetery. Tho Decoration Committee "efo LIE
ftructct( to ta!;e tm,nedinto charge ot tho over
t.r.srs nou a. tho u. u. IL. tieHdqcastcison WA
bash avenue. ,,.....
Of tie Posts:
;,yrs Hh-Thonas and Sheridan posta.
Grrre;sH,i--Ny,slan and Lyous Posts.
f1tcars--tsr.u,a Post.
Q;E.et.i-.Nhi.t.cr Fort.
Nuu,sriHl-1;o3 MtCooE Test.
Temporary Chairman was then elocted for
cnci, OF tho tominitteca. and shey wcrs enpow-
ereI 10 mato airy additional arrangements fot
tl,o enterta:unenk OF visitors nj their respective
cemeteries. .........,.
Atser t!rtorraif,inS to call = nees-sneettug fot
E,ntlay afternoon, at 2 o'clock in tho nasno hali,
thu n.lctiEi; adjourned.
, 1875-05-21

Special Dfs1,asch to 7ne Ehteadn Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May 20.-Secfosary D<ds-
tor has considered tho report Of tho E1sntning
Engineers made to Supervising Architect Potter.
o decided TINT, ns the report is for iliB private
information, 10 will not At rsesont mako 1t pne-
liz. 11o possibly may make known its contsnta
after thu report Of thu special Commission, soon
to bs created, II mado. 1t cnn bs said, however.
that tho report reatea aololy to .eho foun-
tstioas. Secretary Bristow sa5s 1t is for
.he mast ,azt suggestive. Thu goucral
features Of tho report hayo already boon out.
lined in these ,lsp.tchos- Tho Commission viii
certainly b., appointed. SECRETARY BrlstoW said
tc-das tia. io i,.d no: decided upon Tho person-
i.ei OF the Con:n,:Hsiou, bnt be Intends to hAvo
It consist Of At lesst an architect, an engineer,
aud q ulantst-,neehanic, whose opinions
will cumnsnd un!rsEBul reepect. Several
na,n,B hayo been suggested In con-
uection With tls Commission. Among
them arc, Of the nrn,y, D. e. Houston. Of tho
engineer car1,s and Col. Gillcapto, Of Gen. sho1-
r,atl'n st.R. Gillespie MIL probably he request
ed to accept tho place.. Chesasousl, tho Calca-
70 CITY Engineer. has beon as,g9cstoa AZ The CT
y:lian. II il possible that Potter himself NAV
Ana tl,no to becouo tao architect member Of tho
Commission. It noH ROOMS probable thst tho
Commission will bo limited to throe persons in-
etcnQ Of live.
, 1875-05-21

foundations, and tho great fanlt MSS letting the
building stand nll rintct with tho basement
nltcd with water. No foundation can etana shst. ~
lake. Now thlnk Rankin dtd tho bost be- could
under alnliott's supervision and there y !, no use
talking Of taking the thing down. It VIII tsana
wofl. II has guttlct particle on tho northeast
curncs, but that can all 10 rl3hsod: -. ..,>.
have no confidence II squads OF .o,eslle1 ',e ~
sclcn:ifo gentlemen mating , ~ . SxAn'tna.on 81 ..
nieny Jeare. .nl tl,oy gsnere'y. aftor uniting In
ali tic o,,,alt :als, ask Dad " what he thinks,
anl notice thar think dads" nottons arc
rrotly good. built all tho pseat cnlvorts nm
lid Wtsi Dranci, Canal in rennsylvanfa; ; built
Ito trrfses for tho Northwestern Hallway acroas
tic Fox md Hock Rivers en.i think hare son'e
c1perinnco h, tho way Of foundations. Now,
oro wor,l to Oon. Holman. Toll him to take =
horso and usgon. mud go mp to William Derhy's
hol,ao, aud aHx him to tis1e down and tax the
matser over. have not aoen Derby for the last
five years, but wnula prefer bis opinion 10 all
tho ''lcarnod" " men in Washington. D.
, 1875-05-21


The main foaturo Of tho Adelpt,t this week Ia
ono which stands az near the hoai Of tho class Of
desperate devices Of tho stage aa possible. II Is
tho firing aot OF Dunbar and Montana. The In
troluctorJ net on a stationary ttapeze Ia OK
tremeiy neat, and unusually good. The othor
act, the ono ue allntlo to-, ls a 1y and catcl,
which will onc Of thcHo bright mornings pro-
yido Coroner'e Jury with q dofaz head. Tho
danger OF 1t may 30 understood from =
description Of tho ringing. Tho stationary
trapozo Is {ifty-fou1 feet above the stage.
From tho coiltng platform is neatly auSpcuded
At height OF about GG feet over tito hcads OF
tho people In tho parauot. From this giady
height ono Of the performers, Montauo. Swings
by sncans ot tho ringa over 10 feos, turns SOM
orsault tn the air, md Is caught by tho wrists BY
Dunbar, who hsngB hcad downwards from hia
bar. It III plain TINT q mlbcalcnlatton, OF
m inch or 30 would cause failure
TO mako connections; and, as this must
happen aome time, q net IL nprcad
botwcen Montana and hnnihitation, into which
the for1nar Ia now aud then prcclpltated. Last
oyonlng ho "mlsaod atnys" trlce. but tho young
brilliant SUCCESS. After falling hoad downwnrds
into the not twice. ho still had tho courage to Eo
on, The secret OF his first two failures is that
ho mot with m accident day or two ago, and
severely strained hla arm. His ultimate eueoeas
ia due to tue fact that no Ia = Chicago
mnn, and In the bright lexicon OF Chicago
sucoeas attends = third effort and there's no
aueh word rs fail. Both men belong here, and
II that ugly csoppor co1nos during their dthy
hero, ia .tho language ot Tennybon, aaapsed
in tenao:
And when they bury them this lt!tto port
VIII mt )lnye seen bigger fuuoral.
Tho remainder of the aloW u fair to nidd4nK.
, 1875-05-21

DILLON.

Yesterday aIr. ]. ". Dlaisdal1 closed con-
teaot with tho comedian john Dillon, BY tho
terms OF which tho lattor agrees to play under
Mr.. Dlaiadel'a management for period OF three
yea1p. It Id nnaaratood TINT Mr. Dlaisaelli ia hhv
inn p)ny built to tit Dillon. It ahoutl combine
tho characters Of Green Jones, Dites, aud Paddt-
foot
, 1875-05-21

he did 30 ono of the tlliovoa enstchod 1t and ran.
Long ran after tho man, and butcher named
1iayill ondoarorcd to intercent him. but thu fugi
tive threasonoi TO thoot him, nnti no AlioNoa
ito Dcl.nontoo saloon. nt tho corner of Fourth
Ayono and Harrison Htrocs, wllnro, 1t is report
oi. no was given anoshor hat and coat BY q bar
touier.
, 1875-05-21

1Io told her The landanum rns keps n
tho basement, 30 be vent dorm shsro nna nisus
up rn1ture of IN ounee q liquid burnt snTas. ;a.
labeled II Ln,idnnnm Poison. .-eaM,..onea n1s
ort md drank IT, Iu Tho meantime ho hid mont
for lor son. WHO came and touk Charge OF her
, 1875-05-21

NtpoLKY-1a ths 18th iust.p At In Eu.terhcld.sL,
Thotaa. M!aglsJ. sEsd y }ss1a aud mouths. .,,.
tnpeFa1 FflsJ 9st, a. 10 N. Gassla&os to Nose lt.
Ft4ouIs vt ths faulty AEo tux4tcd.
srEWARr-At Hair. Nab., Atsy II. Charles 4. Btsx-
anosai fs1n ths rs.dDges Of his atIss No. .! South
Atstts1t
.,WkLLsR~Ap, tassst Mss.ss Hss1Aaass WI sAsIs
~SRSWs Egg sAta BlA>a haa pgiAAA1a, tjt2A&. Nsy&s
, 1875-05-21

uar1ng 'dstesu,lnod upon change in our piano.
renting departmens hase decided 10 e!oss out all
Of our secondhand ruuting pianos 1t considerable
below their va,uc Parties Intending 10 buy will raeass
mako note Of this. Lyon Il 1iealy, State and Monroe
nEFeet4,
, 1875-05-21

hold back ita wheat tn tlto EaAtorn or export
trade wo.Il DO conpol1nl to como hcso aud buy
1t at owns1s' owu proon VIA not 80 sound IN
arscoc a. ilo letter called out BY It on tho Same
morning. That lastor MAS nuaroF tho facta Of
thn casa, and will aosvo II correc: Mnny wrong
Iull'ros,lona on tho part Ut tho cltter nnd tho
nctnsl hodcra OF wheat, aud so with 'sler neaea
contlnnnlis AriR1nR.
.lho public arn just beginning to find ort that
Tnn TniBuxE Is Tho mo.itl,ciesa Of tho pssnple
and moi to ccllo only the opinion OF its editors
and htoohhollerB. THO tslea fs too stunning and
imnlonso to DO con1psoeniel all at ouco, Int the
pablo will comprehend slowly that thoy nro afl
editors after Tins. and Jus TalnusE. Will tAke
iss place among tho public Journals as tho
liSost raper On tho continent. SoALrEn,
, 1875-05-21
THE CuSTDM.HOuSE.

- ~, ,t., til, -. A., .., C,,.4o~n-
On the 71sltofs pooA NJ sao ''1" S"11o'1
UouHo were yesterday iuHcr4hcd TUG haneA ol
John II, Mueller, contractor for tho Btone for
~ AM, III. ..<art 1,-s
lilo oullolng a. -. au1!s' uis n6a"' uote
Adam A. Kramer, AluellotH lawyer IN Ci!lc'n"
natl and Emery A. btprts, supposed attorney OF
tha corfrcc,or in t{,,s city, Tho narty accom-.
s't"a ~ - ,a.,,...t r',,a.,nton,1oct H,lm.,
panied W Aaa'asans oul'e,!H.o"uons .n11'...
made tour OF tha nealdlnes ana p1ooa"'s
gazed with moro Of less llsmAy on tic lndlca-
ttone of dIsintcgrattons which havo boon re-
.",. ,r,,. e,,a.. - ,ho <ia{+ ,.,u ,,f,,,h,v
tef1e" w. tho oulc1' " NV ''.,' a. "aa 1s,S.
TO CONCERT measures 10 asLs1 .oo pIenai !a.es " "
tue CONTRACT, wnieh haa ueHa tao1o tnan n'osEa H.
ct, both III thlcago anu Mahlt!nf'os' az.
siuotjor ~ OF coorso anxious 70 save
hiA profitable doYes,laons soatsaes. anu aa,
vii! naturally !eavo no msAns tnsr'ou TO pfessnL
fair face to Tho TRANSACTIONS III "ticn Ao has
bcon engagcd. Somo maiicioidly .d!aposod III
dtyldnals. seeing tho !aw parry aioInd ths Gus
to'n-l1onde: threw ou. Masa tahs tnGy . mese pte'
, 1875-05-21

10 tho Editor Of The CHftHdo IF1ouh:
Cu1cAus,. hoy 20.-.iullct. wan.l TO bot ha
head, docs ho2 Vol, that is nut WORTH much. II
10 bad Lost his head before 10 drew tho platss
for the building, tl,at might hhyo paid. Any ono
hu. fool would have known that all that 6!A-
gree work has got to cono OF with tho action Of
cur snow, ice. aud cold winters. It 10 only a
question OF tirlo how ioug cast IRON will tast III
the sa,no position.
lhayo bocn looking the whols thing over, And
have pited up abuat ~ much e:ons ~ my boy
ol NY 40. In ta4lns eoatssess1 I lock ~ ny
, 1875-05-21

bIessrs. Whittle and Bsad, tho eyapgelists,
continue to draw immonBs crowds at the Opera
Housa In aionphis, but thus fsr their lsbosa have
excited hut little enthusiasm.
, 1875-05-21

Chlokerinf Pianos ....-
contain at Latest improvements oses Aho0o parsons
haro lcstlel 10 tlltir superiority. csdh Tenps 81
Mualo, n Vsn Inruu stroot.
, 1875-05-21

Cesnotesy. :" o1ec!&nd
Quf1tEY,pn Thurtda7 rrornink. May %. stb,,,.,.
aEoa u ynav1. 7"'' 'es"nshosI.
ssnf;a rem hse tosdenss THU Friday a,orutne NJ.
are uflttd to attend. - '"a tafnilg
, 1875-05-21
THE CHEAT onlDoE CASE.

CouEc1h BLurls, H.. May 20-1t Ii untler-
Htood by information received In thta city To-day
that the Union rncsllo 1la'ltoAd Company will
abide by tho tleelsiou OF tho United ssales CIR
cult Court in tho maudamus cnao to compel tho
Company to operate Its bTidge 90 part Of ,sa
road, and tho wlo1e ~ q continuous lino 10
Council Dlufra. Tho Hon. ]. N. ltogorr, Of Day-
export, Was to-day tho guoat OF tho city,
and wns tho rocipiont Of hearty greeting
At tic Exchange Club1looms. Tho tfou. Il. Z.
Montgomery, President Of tho Club welcomed
lin IL tho Club. alr ltogcrs responded In a
,noas happy manner, rcyowing tho history Of
tho canto.t, aud e1prnsHetl hia decided opinion Of
tlle tlnniity OF tho decision.
, 1875-05-21

Pnr1ApxLpn1A. May 20.-Mr. ucyorn. The
counasi for the e1.prless Gerdonsnn. in Lis late
ttial on tho charge Of onboazlament, has been
fined $100 By Judge Urigga for contsmpt Of
court.
, 1875-05-21


ous hundred p1Apo& snd otgauA 70 reut also second
hand ptanos for sata 1t grsa. sgaiu' to make room
for now stock. ". ". K1aEALt, Stats aud Adsna
streets,
, 1875-05-21

A Remarkable Story
II told OF chilli who, though severely acade that
tho doctors avs hcr IN, se1 by tho timely 'no
Of Dauays Magical talu Extractor. 81
, 1875-05-21
E1hn ElnrE

Glon Flora,
Ths popular drink Of tho day " Gicn Fora Mineral
w.t.r. Ask for II At yuur dzuggsts, either ~ the
giaas or gallon.
, 1875-05-21

.WoIUoTT-MA MAuiNrYRE-!on tbs 18th inst. at tho
Dasid bsav, iIeu!y W.. WoItett, iuxanape1t, lad.
and hilat huiIe it, Mavlntyrv, Ut Gh!cagu.
, 1875-05-21

THE ERIE.
THO Now York Tribune, III commenting upon
the report Of President Jewatk Of the Eric Rail-
road, published fow days ago, says tho utterly
hopeless condition Of tho road, 30 far az its
finances aro concerned, tB apparent enough from
that report. It ia cloar that its s8G530. D10 Of
stock is destined to como under tho Bpongo very
roon, aud II will be no easy matter to provide
out OF its future oarningo legal interoet on ita
funded and aoastas aaht, now aggtegatng nearly
&G0, ,000.003.
According to the report Of the Enr!iah ac-
countsuta for tho years Guiding Sept. 80, ls72 aud
1873. tho report to tho Staso En3iueor Tor tho
ycnr ending Sept. co, 1874. and 31r. Jeretts ,o-
pert for tho six months from Sept. 10. 1874, to
March 81, 1875, thu p1ngtesa OK tho Eric for tho
labt fotty-two months has boon ~ follows:
, 1875-05-21

ROCK ISLAND EARNINGS.
New YonK, May 2o.-The Rock Island cara-
ingz fo1 tho first two weeks III alay show N In
crease OF 1924, ,U0D.
, 1875-05-21

SEtelns Di1patrh 10 TIE GhftaCa Tribune,
CLINTON, In, May a0.-Ollnton II ali es,thus!-
as.u tonight over tho commencement OF the
track-laying on tue Chicago. Clinton L Western
l..lsoad. This afternoon the lrss rail Was laLl,
mud by commou consent iii. i. II. Thayer Of this
city, drove tho first spike. W. L. Coau, @. Lamb,
". ]. Young, and somo twenty-five othesa also
droys Bpigcs. some tor ono absont poraou, and
uoolo for tho cities along tue lile. Tho proceel-
ings woro krrungetl quito suslenly, Or other
cities would hAvo been represented, brit
tho contractors wore ,r anxtous to crowd
we're 1eatly fur track-lsylns, splhes
wero driven TOT F. i. Miucksoy. Of Chicago, tho
contractor; for i, J. Kirkwood tho President Of
tho Company, for the othet oiicars OF the Com
paay; for Comancho. Upton. Iowa City, Uska-
iooaa, and tho conauction at tho Missouri lsiyes,
Tho iron will arrive right aioug uow aud traek-
laying wili 10 pushed with the utmost rapIditY.
III. Hlncklcya contract requires him to roach
Tipton by Aug. ], and Iowa City by Dec. ], End
thss he viii do. Tho contractors uudor alr.
experience iu railroad building, and met, Of gscat
oner3y aud perseverance,. 10 to-day commonccs
auother geana trnuk limo Of railway over the
state of Iowa. Everybody hoEeatousa feels like
Amrr4blug for everybody.
, 1875-05-21

HAD EoAD1.
70 tae Editor u Tha Chenao Y17eNns:
CNlcAno, May o0.-Lako and Madison streets,
from California to Crawford nynnues, aud tho
toli-road through tho town OF Cicero ou Lake
ntraet, nro each Al ahomtnnston Of abo1nfuasiohs.
The attention OF aome Of tho Wost Silo Alder
men, and Of tho Board Of Public Works sud
County Commissioners, Las beon called to tllcBe
wagon. smashing and lorae-Llltns roatls, bu. tho
Suggestions ucro cnot aaido With rebuff aud
acowl nj thousl, it wore pioce OF tmpctslnenee
10 hpouk about it.
Taore ase Road COMMISSIONER wl.oso bnBf-
nosa it ia 10 look nttsr tl,eso toI.roads, and
Connty Commissioner to look aftsr tho toad
Commissioners. belleyo thera 'nxa no ropaira
1nndo On tho to!l.road until q few DAYS before
tho ocials arc likely to visit 1t, and tint Ia ordi-
uariiy In tho salt Of Tho year, whoa tho rohds
have been wurn Into passabio condition. In tbs
city portion. whc! any fspalrd aro done thDy
beem to bo Iono iu tho most o1penhiTe manner.
Tho custom IL to wait til they aro worry badly
1uttcd aud dr;od hard, aud then sct q lot Of old
foaslta with picks and a!ovea to work, An army
Of tllesn scarcely making All Impression IN dsy's
wpr:.
man at brains. with 4 Kool team and f-shaped
sorapor wpro urda:c un thesa rIada Whcn they
aro in proper condition, more ~ work would be
do tu mouth atter tho roadb are al'onod 10 dry
out. \ v-scrapor. pus Oh MADISON straet from
California to Crawford avcauc. ono half day i'm.
| Mediata'y aftor rain, costing Tor man aud team
5a5U, would lcavo the road Ia condition saving
| many dollars damage dailyto wagons and horsea,
busileH vexsttoua delays.
Tho city authorities control these roads from
Western to Crawford avenue, running through !
2.ile as1ir taken into tho clty about tl7a yoats
| ago. This strip para about 12Uo, 90 year IN
| various taxea and asnosamants aoa Rcsa ittle or
nothing in return .'of courao 1t HAA takaa In
to help "a! North and South Side sewerage saa
, 1875-05-21

ORGAN REGiTAls.
Tho nusfctand and lovers OF tnu1io In this city
ril1 to glad 10 know tLat hTr. II. Clarence Eddy,
the accomplished organist Of the First Congre-
gational Church. has laid out ecleme Of organ
rocltals to bc given at that church overJ satur-
day afternoon at 1 o'clock, commencing to-mor-
row. IN these recitals Mr.. Eddy will hayo tho
excellent assistance Of Miss Carrie r. Kingmaut
tho osgapIst Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, and Of Mrs. Clara D. Stacey, tho aoprano
soloist Of tho First Congregational Church.
Tho programme for tomorrow wil bo Al fol-
lows.
sopstt %ss III; N in minor i;.;i; d' saa1a21} as2
trran.cr1hcd " Llsz1.)
.. "Marchs Celelrr, fsom 6utc
No, 1....,.................F .Ffanx Lachncr Q8e4>
tTrntscribcd hy Lnx.}
I. Rcc1tat!Te md aria from 1t The 1890.
CsrAl.on n",...,.,,,,,,,........1fa Haydn T7I1-1eND
j'T9f. Ner1afetH.s
&. Csnrnic Variations {nanuscrip}. Haunt QBlo)
Ton " Der lleben sonncn.I.tch una lracbt.1
{ralcrE' Id, Uook ", Fo. a.
7. Aria Couc Unto 3e.. .Coeneu ts20}
fruf. EtT0cfe7t. .. ...,
8. Teno and Tas1ntons, IN lat Thiee tlsIG-1ai8}
In t1is competition wo may add that, on
Wednesday, aud Thursday evenings Of no1t wook,
Mr.. Eddy will give two concerts In st. Paul,
M,nn., upon which occnson he will exhibit
now Steer 4 Turner organ in one Of tlio Baptist
cln,rcivs Of that city. St. rant Toopin can
gafeiY 10 on tho lookout for good concert.
, 1875-05-21

pEs MONIES BRANCH OF THE @. o. 4 q.
sp<e,at Dtspateh Il Tht Chteaoo TRIBUNE.
Dn Mo1sxs. IT,, May 2o.-Ex~dov. Merrill
has gons 70 Abia, and along shoss, to push sor-
wAtd th& pas noluss branch ss ths Chicago,
Raxllagsaa h Qs.asy Kaiko4a. IN aoaAsaass
, 1875-05-21
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.

TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
Tho testimonial concort to llias Jcssaca
Haskoll, prior to hor departure for Europe, will
bo given this evening at Standard Hall, with the
following programme:
!. IElos soa1R!o4
1ftssFs Ta;fsahn, Lsufd us.4 i:ic'thttia.
2 Aria from stEAltst .qOuno1
3lr. Z. i. Roes.
O. sccpa aud aria from, Der Frc:schuo:z .Wobes
3tiss }esstca H1stth.
4. Overture, Egrnons" fasrangoi uanset
: Hrs. Htqfna H'atson.
s. ArlA from "prphcus" .Glnck
lArs. o. Il. johnson.
0. Polacca for pianu and rollo.. Chopin
Jft5sra. H'o.snhn and Eichhtfn1.
7. "The ErlkIng .8chubcrt
Mia .,exsfrG. .Nnskelt.
8. Ehaepnn1 for two LalloJ. .U8H
Hrs. HGlson anI 8ir. Hotfsohn.
, 1875-05-21

Tho abayo aurnnsarp Of tho progress Of tho
road, together with what is known OF it1 prcseut
o1abarras.nlcntJ and in general of tho pIospcetn
III tho transportation busfncYs betwocn tho
1feAern S:atoa and tidc-vater. could 10 inter-
p,stol in only one ray. "If," ssSa tho Tribune,
"sho $50. G35, 910 Of tho Eric Railway stock Aaa
o7;.haus crippIes, bliud meu, and It might ssy
iltota mid lunalics who havo dcpondcd upon itB
tliyitlents Tor their hupport. then aro tho days OF
MAMA for tllo wandorlnS trlbes In tho wilder-
,,e.n ar1Ib ,1t,nD ma
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-02-25
An EmperOr's Goddess.


The popularity of the Emperor e
RUSSIA among the peasants is well
known. His ukase al, ,lishing scrf.
dom and his offorts 10 impro,t thp
condition of the lower classes h,y"
cndcur,l him to the prpulJcc, AMI
Whenever he appyars IN public hr Is
loully AMI heartily chyerel, Net
un.roqucutly a rnGnut will kiss tho
-iuuud over which the Emperor ha,
walked nul hy m .uy Of tho pcupia
he isrcguydod II, moro than half Il
divinity. NlcNuulcrs devotion t.
h.s subjects is exhibited in spccin. 0s
well gcncral ways. In several in
stauc.s where ic has seen u pretty
un.aat girl anil admired hrr h"y,
uc asks l,r n,m". aui expresses =
l.~iro to- tail, with her Sine il
sought AMI told of tie h,porr That
aNtD her. auI before i.r surprise is
over ,.n is brought tp'la r.'.'" n'|
u.tDol .u.D the imperial r. ''N
80 h!a midi. pl'nu" wy t.e ''n-
u.r,r gr, Is Lur W.t ..1n ..'"'
hor that .lc has n.'mn- 90 Tear r"m
L.r Uuuu"l sovereign. From t,mn
= time. IN the moments '''' Hr can
Snatch from tho pr'p0.N,'"s Of oili-
cial duty, H. toDha with her, am |
learns how the hmhlrrr subjects live.
Whom he wcorios of hey FAC" h. sends
ior her brother and says, Your SIS
ter has uttrIclcdmv attention, ant |
tokc deep interest in her welfare
| learn she is about h. be married ;
| hope she will have II good hoN"nm :
a.I | sh"1ll Ike - he informed oI
the day of the wedding, 50 that l.
can send her n hIndS'mc present.