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, 1875-06-20
IRISH LINEN,
N8~ ALIENS LAST EXPLOIT.

N1- ALIENS LAST EXPLOIT.
Yesterday evening stout Celtic woman, who
said Bhe was Mrs. McGonigls, Of Butrerfe1d
street, climbed up to the top Of TIE TRIBUNE
Building tor the purpose Of stating thAt sho had
been cheated out Of $40, and that sne would like
to have the papers giyo blast to the man who
did it. His name WAS Johu Alien, and abe would
Like to hare him written up, so that may BE- he
would call around and settle With her When
tho reporter heard the familiar lame. he stated
to her that be had no ide< Mr. 4. could be 1n-
duced to stsp around, bnt still he ronld write
him up.
Mrs. McGonigle theo went On to state that =
week or 30 ago, whi!a washing, = man with
something under his coat slipped in at tho back
door. and ssksd in = faint voice ii thers were
any policemen around. This stirred up the sym
and whose dealings with them ars SET out in tho
celebrated case OF The People ". McGoniglo, 8
Bauyon, p. l24. So she, thinking he had stolen
something, bid him so into ths inner room,
whlle sbe looked out on the st1eet to aee il anT
Que was in sight, Presently she cane back and
said it was oil tight.
Then Mr. Allen explained the situation. He
had With him a beautiful package Of Irish linen,
smuggled IN By friend Of bis, steward On 4
steamer. Ho could sell it cheap for that reason,
and also because le had no license: which made
him 60 shy OF policemen. Then ho uDtoldoa
the parcel and showed the lineo, which Was in~
deed delightful, being glossy and polished to
wonderful degree. Then Mr. Allen, who said he
came from Belfast, where they made such
things, branched out into q dissertation on the
wrongs Of ireland, and the efforts OF England to
break down her manufactures. and tho duty Of
every 1rishwoman to help her onuntry, which
the reporter believes was borrowed from m ora
ton once delivered bv a1r- Morrison.
So Hrs McGonigla surrendered to the elo-
quence OF her couutryuaan, and bought the par
eel for $40. But when she came to vast the
cloth she found that things we're not uhat they
seemed She discovered that the huen was
cheap cotton which had been beautifully trosted
with potter's clay 50 to give it body, aud then
gun between rollers to give it gloss. Tho value
thereof is believed to be about $l.75.
This is tho little event In Mrs. McGoniglea
career which put her out OF temper, and which
brought her up to the Office to 500 II she could get
justice. It really seems as il the police should
do something to stop this man AIlon, whose
depredattons ha1a now been carried on m
III ncled fnr
, 1875-06-20
CRIMINAL.

Tho examination OF Thomas Meenay, charged
NTH the murder OF the young man Conlon, waa
concluded before Justice scully yesterday. De-
fendant uas held 70 AVAIL the action OF tho
Grand jury, without the bail privilege.
John Martin, noted among hunkoists IT.
tempted to fleece Mr. L. D. Starr. Of California,
in tho usual way yesterday. Officer Ebersoid
caught him a. it, and Justice Summerfeld very
handsomely onded the matter by sentencing
Martin to ninety days in the Bridewen and slso
to pay fine OF 800.
Columbus McGilvray came from Ohio yester-
West Randolph street, near Clinton. He went
to sleep in the place, and when he awoke WAS
minus bis coat aud 81. He complained At the
Madison suees Station, and officers ware sent to
inquire into the matter.
The Cau~Cau party at ths Randolph Street
Opera-Houso, corner OF Jefferson, toned down
their performance last night. under threaten
ed pull BY the police, and we're allowed to pro-
eeed without interferencs. Hickey, the pro-
pcietor OF the placa, has been arrested, and will
answer on the 23d inst. before Justice Scully.
Mrs. sarah Mills, OF No. 08 North Jefferson
street. has been unfortunate lately in The matter
OF beinE robbed. she lost = silk d1ess and
ehs*l Friday. - noted in yesterdays Tribune,
snd yesterday her personai property MAS still
further depleted by tho loss Of 4 hat and some
other articles Of ladies' wear aud $50, among
which vaa $40 gold place. The larceny was
committed in both cases by some one who Slip
ped past the outside door and entered her apart
uents. in her absence, With skeleton keY.
This is tbs third robbery within fow 1nonths-
Jscob Weisenfaldt, keeper Of saloon It No.
1853 Fourth avenue, and Fred Washington hia
colored barkaeper, we're arrested FridAy by
Officers C.. G. Tlden and Fred Lelbraud., Of the
SANITARY Police Force, the charge being tha:
, 1875-06-20

Tbs report Of tho Texas Peaiteutiary Inyest-
eating Committee fully sussains the charges IT
tho cruel and inhuman punishnen. OF conricts
In VARIOUS forms.
4 cost-ahaz: At hsrseiIlsa, near Qtts1a, I'll,
just sunk, discovers, 1t tho depth Of 60 .ess, 4
foet and inches Ut splendid coal Marseilles u
happy
D. ". Whistls, tta Evangel,zt, from Chicago,
ILL.,, assisted BY the clergy Of Little Rock,
havo been holding Aser1es ct raligious meetings
during the past wedx Great inter4at il a,ans.
tested IN these nnaet1a9H.
, 1875-06-20
1HE COUNTY BUILDING.


County cierk L1co thinks Of undertaking the
work OF the CHIEF clerk in bis Office after July l.
Tho Sheriff returned yesterday from St. Louis
with William RYAN, who escaped from his cus-
+oav aax.ra, ,nontha .oo
49,
The Postmaster from Champaign, H., was
tteading on his beard around the building YES
terday. What field for eraaebonoers
Inc A1ee6'or oookh 1or osa1e' county, to"n'
~Ae F".N '@A'a, 90 te'44oaD' '4S :" Aa 7h-
anlnatlon OF tae ooohs OF sne Assessor, PRIOR to
the above date, by property-holders, will avoid =
great deal Of trouble, l. word to the wiso il
anf6c;ont.
1ne Comm11teo On Pnollc Cnar1t1es of tho
County Board met yesterday afternoon and
audited number Of bills. The petition OF the
Sa,,s s = .sAs ~ al assah.an'' ~as
~ ~ r. - ~ ;' ~ na9 w iepot1 Au7 saoae
" @oe ooa'o "11ooot Recommendation
The opinion Has expressed yesterday In official
circles that considerable property at HYDE Park,
owned by q large property-h holder, had for sever
al years escaped assessment, and no taxes had
been paid upon it. The suspicion is 50 strong
that an investigation will be made.
The investigation into election frauds in the
Twentieth Ward was continued yesterday by the
Grand Jury, but no conclusion Was reached.
Tomorrow the complaint OF certain residents OF
Bf1dgepcEt against the perfume Of slaughter
houses, bons~ulils, gius-factories, etc., Hiu be
considered
Ths County Treasurer'a oftice Ia eyerv dav bo-
Uiepod by parties wishing to pay thoir c;tv tarna
, 1875-06-20

Thern Is now on exhibition prior TO the sale by
ton Tuesday and Wednesday ne1t It IL N. and p.
IN. each day, 1t Messrs- Elison, Pomeroy Co. 81
and 81 RandolAh st1est, splendid aud valuable col
lection Of oil paintngD which comprises great varie
y Of ubjects,-historical landscape, marine, fruit
stin life, cabnst, and domestic peces-so well e1e-
cnted by many Of tho beat modern artists that our ct-
liens and readers cannot fail to ind paintings to suit
every variety Of taste Tho exhibition and disposal to
our citizens Of valuable works Of Ar such ara con-
tained in this collection, will bs another evidence Of
the refinement Of this community, and will doubt
be greater source o profit to our ctzen1 than to tho
uWntEH.
, 1875-06-20

The Custoru-House Ia Coming Down.
SO IL D. !. Lnea coming down On tho prices Of
clothing 1t No. 10 Clark street. We heard Lines bad
got telegram to mako tho rtoea "Low, lower, low
est" Now, you have It lowest" and you ought to
b ashkned to that rusty old suit when .ou car
bnJ clothing cheap Of D. J. Lines.
, 1875-06-20

Fast Time on the kaukakeo Line
On and after Sunday, June -, trains OF Kanf.kee
Inc for indianapolis, Louisville, and Cincinnati viii
lenve Chicago As fo1lowa p n, daily, except Bun
days, with parlor attached running to Cincinnati
in ten hours. p H.. datly, with seeptne-ca1s for
indianapolis aud Cincinnati
For further information apply 1t General Ticket
0mca, III Randolph street. E. GALLUP,
Genorat Western Passengnr~Azunt
, 1875-06-20

Go to Watkins. 215 State street.
for laundry stoves. summer ranges, Jevett'a r-f,,v
orators, ieeboxes, coolers the Champion and Packsr.
freezars and tablo cutlery and sea that double-oyeu
range,-fs Is decidedly tho bost thing out. Houae-
Furnishing Bow
, 1875-06-20
THE DETECTIVE HEADQUARTERS.

1s khe Edi&or Qf 1ne Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. June 17.--0f course it is fact which
no observing peraon will deny, that certain city
and county officials axe under tho control Of 1he
s'store Ring" and re must accept the situasiauL.
But won't you please request, through your col
umns, tbss the detective, headquarters be
changed from - The Store to some other plsoe
less Objectionable to taxpayers who chance to
have businesa there7 Besides, it looks bad to
SOS four detectives always at "TAa atoro." 4.
, 1875-06-20
Collars.

Thfza h no better way Of saving money thaa by
purcea&ng good artlcle This IL especially tho case
IN 30 cons1dcnons III article OF dress ~ sanlemaua
COLLAR. Those who hare the Rlnuwood collar haz.
discovered ths, while 10 hoss who prefer dl6srent
atyle, the Warwick ID now offered
, 1875-06-20
HARD COAL

FLING THE suanEa RATS
4 called meeting OF the Coal Exchange wa.
hold IN their rooEns IN Metropo1ltan BLOCK yes'
terday afternoon, President dolt IN ths chair,
and large attendance present.
After reading and approving tho minutes, the
Secretary reported the following ~ tho state o.
the coal supply for tho present Jaar, compared
With last.
Anth,ae1u, Btttns3,,ous,
tons. tons.
Received up to Jnne ts, 1S75.... cl,1so ,os6
Recelved up TO July II, 18Th -152ooo 1o8.co
On motion Of nr. Harder, it was resolved tha
4 list Of those patrona OF coal-dealers who do
-. ~ 49, ha o-ar.~ad hr rortr,1 sro-+ - 80
~. r., Fr"a -. S:.4 -s
tue"u7fe' ano' wien p1epaleo' w pf1n'eo Auu
dissu 6uted to the naemoers.
Robert Law, from the Committee Of -Four
representing the minerB and transportation COM
,,,-;.. ..;a +h.+ ha ,od ;rs+ r.t,rnaa t~,,, ~ :.
F' e3 ~ -. 4
ua1nes' ano nao 1ouuo tus Illne's o'aposeo "
tail prices for anthracite coal:
For large and s1n2ll egg 81, 20
For range aud nut...- $50
For carloads to country dealers and MANN
f.ctnrers . diaconnt of 80 cents ner ton va,
..s =. I .M.-.s I." ~
recommenaeo 70 oe allo"ea' out tnat no dis
count be allowed to those oae1ng Tor their own
exclusive use, better known - :" DOMESTIC pu1-
poses."
n, ro,;or tha.a rata. warn .dnn+.a ~ ~.
'1e'' "A-0'' 1~0' "' 'p''>A - 'A'
1Aeuan6e'
Mr. LAW further reported from tho Committee
= Recommendation that carload lots b aotd 10
co,,ntrv daa1.rr and manufacturers .t IN centa
ess 49,. .1o.s t,,eas ,.+.. w.t. .hat ~ d;ass". -
pet to1 us'oH taeso .~+os' 00' "1As "@ u4ocouus
10 nAoe 70 any oue e'ae.
on moaou, soS recommendation "@s *oopseo
10 . ! Aule VI ti1e A.AeA1aa6o'
, 1875-06-20

Keep Cool, Hpusekeepers, Keep Cool.
You CAL do 20 better md cheaper, md 1nors in keep
ing with the dull times By buying refrgerators, frsaz-
ers, and eooers Of Daton 1872 .nd le4 State str,es
, 1875-06-20

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John Goshnell's Cherry Tooth-Paste,
the most etdcactous deuttfrice Known Try It, For
sale BY III druggists. Wholesale agents, Tor1ey L
Bradley. III sod 173 Randolph street.
, 1875-06-20

The osrs ara running on Wabaah avenue, right part
Bowen Kents whe1e you buy At actual cont any
thing in their retail stock Of china, cut glassware
fancy goods, &c.
, 1875-06-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Ths Rsv. Edward Sullivan, Rector Of
Trinity Church. pssaahss this morning On :. 1a,-
ssaa sEoA tka Liza e1 Joseph, :" ard tia a7enaes
, 1875-06-20

Was organized. The Society still exists, not
withdrawing Mr. Van't Woud's departure. aud
will continue to exist as long ~ it 10 deemed
benehci2l foz the Holland poGulation OF thus
city. GEo. BlnKHor1t Js-
, 1875-06-20

Cents Datk-Conred Tweed 6uitss
WHOM fAdsd can IN soz7. eaaea be dad, stn rsak1'
Ing natxed sppearance. Consult Coot k Mc1Ata. u
Desxborn strset, - Or III Vest Madisaa stss&
, 1875-06-20
ru HOLLAND LIBRARY poxAr1on.

~ zkf 4E9SldT oY I a. I13c16R 3F36NEe:
CHICAGO, June 1s.-Allow me to :eqsrect an
erroneous statement made in your. is4pe of last
Friday, in the Article headed. "E1-J1stee Van't
Woud and His Donation to Tho Public oItibrary."
Tho article referred to conveys tho ide2 that Mr.
VAn't Woud donated number OF works to tbs
Public Library, whito ID reality tbs donation
wss made BY the Holland Literary Society, OF
Which he II member, aud he had persor-
aty no more hight to mako 4 present
o. NJ oooks than any other member. 1t the
tast meeting Of this boc,etr, while liz. VASE
houd was Ahsent. it Was unaof1noua1v resolved
70 donate zas tooks u tho Public Iihrsxy, 8hich
, 1875-06-20

The New Hippo-zooloo Shoe,
ns7s you seen 1t It is made On KyIah patent tast
Ana found It W1s*an Gzeeoet only, 7S sta44 and
I'D Twenty -second streets. 1ts IN odd thin4t
, 1875-06-20

THE SAILORS HOME.
10 The Editor of The CHICAGO Trtoun<:
CHICAGO, June 18.-I had the pleasure Of sss-
ing tle wonders Of your great city, and among
them visited the Sailors Homo Oh the North
8ide under the management OF the Rev. ]. H.
Leonard, who for the past twenty years hss been
indefatigable in his labors Of love for this great
class OF society, providing for their comfort
temporarily &nd spiritually. The edidca is ons
Of immenge eizo, but not yet completed since
tho great fire, but is so that they can
accommodate a large number Of boarders
This is = ino homo, with religious
influences surrounding the inmstes, s'aet
spirit breathing through ever! department OF
the institution. They haye u tino sunday-school
Of about 800 scholars, under tho supeEintond-
ence Of DR.. r, L. Leoaard, whose music'l talent
creates crest interest among tho scholars who
are trained under his tuition. Connected with
the institution il the gIee club, consisting Of
between two and three dozen hrst-class voices,
VINO have lately gained laurels in several parts
of the city and Suburban towns. Ther5 neess
also a temperance Order every Friday night, full
OF spirit And enthusiasm in tho work.
The preaching is conducted BY tho chaplain
every Sabbath evening in the Sabbath-schooi.
The chapel proper has not been flushed, for Iaok
Of fuads. We are glad, however, that there are
plans perfected for its completion, when tho
whole building win bo self-sustainiug in few.
years, and fotm beautiful Christian homo for
that class for whom it was designed. They cir
culato paper every month and religious erac-s.
They employ agents to CANVASS for the 1ns6su-
tlo1, until it is completed, and it ia no small
tribute to the worthy sad venerable chaplain
that, after twenty yeaas labor, he stands SO high
in public estimation. May Providence continue
to guide and direct him in his noble and heuevo-
lent designs, is the prayer Of visitor.
MINISTER OF THE GoarE1.
VACUUM TO BE FHLED.
TO ths Editor Of The Ck,caoo TT.bure:
CHICAGO, June 18.-As the tlne is not far of
when The several schools, academies, md col
lcgcs will again reopen, I respectfully cali the
attention Of the public, through your columns.
to vacuum in our local institutes, which, when
filed, would Doubtless, in city like Chicago.
not only be aelf-sustaining, but prove highly TO-
munerative. The school I refer to is an iusti-
tute {polytechuio) devoted to tbs training OF
students in mine, mechanical, and civil en-
gineering. surveying, architecture, technology
{of special Importance to manufacturors), and
to those desiring 1 general scientific education,
etc, Not ou!y would such an inatitnte emtnent-
II prosper in this great commercial, mauufactur-
ing, and railroad centre Of the Northwest, but
large number Of students could be accomn-
dated who now leave their homes and either go
East, Or, ~ the case may he, even SO to Europe.
6. J. 4. GEAIcRKN.
, 1875-06-20

Il ANY YoU Ladies Hesitate
~ 70 Hnae saving it IL most judlcioua to buy
60 70 the ofhea Of the Family Favorise Weod aoa
"aoash aEenua your doubts will be dtspeIlsd.
, 1875-06-20
THE CiTY.HALL4

--~
TIE GiTT'HALL
t.or,,n,.rt. o+.x,.n xa,da word that
-, oneA oneA.a~o ,,:.;...,
WILL Do Aonna AGAIN Aonaas' n'7 ''l.4'1'u
much improved.
~ 49,. os-... ~ q .rd Fngina com
nuo H.uaos an euoapa4y ~ ~ 49, ~ ~. ~.
teas. tas ~. n" e. 10y ~. =" A
"e1oo vs. ~esiepe s'ieo''
President prindiviito, Of the Board OF Pobh
| Works, yesterday ZIG: I'D the estimates OF eeHer
are contractors for work nerformed during th
| 61a, ft..sn - - ~. r,o-,.h
AA'eA o~'o " @'o tD'N'4:
mA,oR colslo seate1uAs fesohea tue 4'oeAoo ~, "
! doetave NAndon. Iuinanly hotel-runue1. IN
zeasons assigned are general incivillty and
| wonderful faculty Of defraudpg serAnGers-
The 1rd,c7.~v co,,,;+ta3 ,r,a1 ita heat te n,ee
| vesterd.v aftc:nonn hnt e.,iad Tho on1y busi-
| 1n.sw.s rba cr;;n.n, s,nsd .t tha Sfn1fs- Zei
f,,nn nnnnonnir - f,a ,;tt, er;n,;ne IN Gerran
W wv wy -
h;ds ~ ei. VI uuuo 6on fset ~
| aca .yh;ch w.s adrsr.;saa for tsn daya .eo. Tht
lst ~ ~ .,.sats ~ 1,h1.had At +ha TINA r.
tha co,nr.ns ~ H. ~ q, r,1.,r
" = o4 : 1>4D "''S"
friday evening q. large party OF The cierEs 10
the City Collectors Offices visited ar u: - HUB
bard, one Of their associates, At bis residence in
oof1 H.. rm.1s-n.1 Nh u.ho.f ,~sa H. ~
.: sou ~ tne E LnEAs"oou oSo ooaooi "~o 1o0 ~
tfaetlou OF Inc esonfnf.
Tha D,s,a ~ pr.,,o xro-,. .,,or,co +h.+
49,. 49, h:a - III ,S -. .s,;.
AoaaiS ol1oss ottoEo WI! 70 cieSou w puotAo
t1A!el 1or several onye, peglnnlog to-uolto"'
While ctosed it will be 1eplankod aud put in
condition to stand the additional travel which
will be mt unon it m ann, An Madiaon straat
hridpa IL c1auad for r.hn;1d;no
49,
It those seyen INDECENT WinuebaEo Indians
will again call UPON Mavor Coiylu lie NAY aid
Than, in rroenr;nt, ,he Ernos,t;on nu;}d,o7 3oY
th~i- w.r'dsrna 49, a~h;k;,;nr c,oh a., a1+ar-
t:t ~ 1s I 49, oA4to't.aI. t.41 oos1. W euAot t,
s1tuaeul wonio net neat Hills SUN, eoa "oulo
keep Inc 1natan8 from begging on the streets,
and frightening Chicagoa1s out OF thar wis.
4ta ru,... ;,t ;t. ....t.;. -
4, Ao. eoScolan "t't ~ tatt"ooce 1eaoluuuu ~
1ne ne1t meetlne OF tne COUNCIL eaKln@ tnat \
committee Of experienced persons be appointed
to make M Investigation OF the new Custom
House. for the purpose of deciding for the c1ty
rhether or mt ,hat structure vii Inv. m ha
.,t;ra1v r.br;lt Mrxor Co,r;. snI ..;a;tt
et.uoJ 1oot.4tt. "a ~ Eo'.to Nua uAJT'+'s
" taa eouueA &1e seIou6l5 ID laFo1 OIL suco IN
lnVesugatlon-
rho po.rd ~ prh1;, vor<e will ~ -,,,,rorx 81 :
wa-,;s. ~. 49, E,1;.a -, 4.,t.a5 -..as. ra.. ~
, 1875-06-20

epsane 1Aks 1ARuse4a* HAass,
n aQs& h 2a4naes xtsks4 4 tss *Xsm e114sa
, 1875-06-20

rosuminR work will act independently Of the
Union, even il this body should dscida to lhold
oat still longer
, 1875-06-20
LOCAL LETTERS
DIR. COOPER RESPONDS.

10 tht Editor # Tbs Chicago Tribune:
ImASuE1 CHrAcH, CHICAGO, Juno 19.-1t
waa Tx o'clock last night when read hlr. Hor-
ford'a reply to my communication in TIE
TRIBUNE of the nth inst Whist not surprised,
regret that the brother should be ''puzzled."
This state Of mind ia apt to befau men who
undertake to criticise nd captandom fashion,
matters With which they are but lmperfectly &C.
quainted- The Reformed Episcopalians, al
though engaged in what Mr. Horford ia pleased
superciiously to torn 'tone-holse 1eforma-
tion," are not Destructionists, by any means.
They ire quite satisfied il they can but meet the
demands OF their own consciences. It is q little
too much to expect that, tn please outsiders,
they shall utterly destroy the old formalA, e.
peciaiiy tho unobjectionAble portions. We are
decidedly in favor Of creeds and articles which
mean something; and most likely eha1l con-
time 20.
L Mr.. Herfora cannot see .hs point taken,
regret to be unable materially 10 help him. The
.'Doct1inas OF Grace are believed to be set
FORTH substantially. in the original Thi1ty-n'ne
Articles. Theae we1e taken ~ the basls OF the
new articles. and, with certain additions,
adopted by the Reformed Episcopal Church aa
its standard OF doctrine, and that is An there
ls about it, There WIS no compromise be-
yond one OF choice between the four different
views presented to the Counc1-uos the least
compromise OF principle or Of Eightful liberty;
nor the least " fear :" in regard to the subject
matter; DOR ~ to the adoption Of articles per
se, as insinuatod By Mr.. Herfotd.
II the resolution proposed BY Bishop Cheney,
and passed BY tho Council did not commit that
body ttcleafly to the creed, as aes forth in the
accepted artic!ea know not #hat it did, and
We we're slngularly unfortunate.
The quotation from tha reporter, With which
Nr. He1ford closes his letter, ia no psst OF tho
official "recofd" OF the Church, and may, or
may not, for ausht kuow, correctly state tho
facts. The Council committed itself alone to
tho snb1cct-n,Atter Of the ,esolution.
WuI1AM Il. CooFEn.
, 1875-06-20

tFsds square md upright pianos srs tsr ests oay ii
!hs ta.ae.xeena It H. II, xsshaR, aa7r4s kssts tpA
, 1875-06-20

10 ths Editor u The Ctteaoo Iraouns:
CHICAGO. June 19.--1 WAS 50 well entertained
at little unpleasantoess OF some Of the Chica-
70 rutians last night that must write you Of it,
It looked as If there WAS meeting Of old friends.
About 11:90 there WAS nun going down Madi-
son street on ths West Side, aauntczinR
along very slowly. staring 1t ono building snd
then another. Hs stopped At tho corner Of
Green and Madison streets to light = cigar when
Party No. 2 csme up to him and said, Why,
Charlie, old fellow, how ato 3on7" They
had + hearty hand Ahake. when No.
inquired how things wero in Balti-
more, when Charlie answered Elegant !;
but" says he, II cannot place you. Your
face is very familiar too" Then No. explain
ed be mas introduced to Charlie long time ago
in the Carrol1ton Hotel but no doubt Charlie
had forgotten him, but as for him he never for
do remember you. and always came QUO loser.
I'm cool hundred ont Of pocket Tonight,
But tell me. what is your name 7" oh, my
name il Zeb Driacoll.' says Charlie
''Weli, Driscon, lucf changes sometimes,
don't IT,: No: replied that it did jest 1t
this point No. came aiong. No. 2 recognized
him IS an old friend, stopped him. and INTRO
duced bis friend, Mr. Charlie Adams, OF Balti-
mose,--a real good fellow. Finally No. PRO
posed they adjourn somewhere and take drink,
~hen Lord Baltimore spoke up and esid, ''Neu,
gentlemen, don't drink, but I'm id glad
another. have bean Oh lookout for come ona
that knew ever eince hAvo been here, 40 can
hlve good time, you know. Boys, I'm an ugly
devil when get mad, 10 you must .ake care Of
rne."
As 5000 ss the ADORE sentence Was
fniahed, the young man from Baltimore
A. quick ~ lightning gave No. z or
Zee Or1scoil. Esq. one from the shoulder.
, 1875-06-20

wore hnsnitsh,v entortained by M1a. Ma5t,u aud
a.nsh+.+r vho fsvnred them with AnnA ya1y
fn4 vne.1 md ;nstr1,rnantal music.
The Board OF directors OF the Pnpnc tlntal5
held meeuuK 3este1oay AFTERNOON tn9 follow
lpg beng present: r. A. aoyne' ELLIOTT A.
thony. George Mason. ". ). onahao. 0r. r. g.
Hotz~ julius hoeenthhl, and u. l.. sholey-
IN the country ask1ng. permission 70 hare bis
son draw books from the library. The App1ca-
tiou Was refused. since such actioa would be con-
tra1y 70 the ru1ea- l. communication uas re-
oeived from Mt. G. Bruwn Goode, Of New York,
presenting tho library with tiia OF New York
1ribsnes, wh,ch were thankfully received