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, 1875-11-25
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Tho Temperature Yesterday, as observed By
HahApsc, opticiau. IS 5lAdlaou strcct (TR1nusE
BuiIdlngh wss Is foiloNs: A. r1., IL deg.i ~
q. IT,. -; u ns.. q; p. IT,. 20; .. m, Is.
G. 7. Temple, New York pedestrian. will
walk from S:Alo aud Madiann strects !h!s morn
lug It 9:i5 to Greenwood. A frund will bavo 20
rliuutos tho Btart OF him And rcnple expects TO
u,e,Lake Inn.
Gtret. O'DopneIl, OF thn polio force, receased
q lcthr yostcrda informing hin OF tho death u
On aunt iu Baltimore City. The letter was
worth about 5In. .uno to til" 5crgeHnt. from tho
fac. that il ret toIlL that he bad falleu helr 70
the ucctascds estate.
Tiitoen Youths havo already applied TO tho
TlSu. Carter II. Harrison to: c1atntnatlon iof
Wcs. Tu,u;. Many ltoo nre cspcctod TO nppy.
Tia exartuat1or corurs oi5 between CtlFAtnAs
nmi Acu iear'r and the hcst man wlna. Al
rui:.ts viii uo considered in tho selection ol
caaut, physical rs well as mcntal.
Tho football game announeel to t.ke place
today betwcnn the Chicago Club nNf member
OF llle Northwestern University Will not 'me
oI There will! however, DO q Rhr1o hoswcou
8 and II q, tu. At tIo White Stocking Rroundr
a,.I unnsbe,s u! tho Darso Club aud the Cht-
ye1sslcs Rto Invited to 10 trtscnt aud particle
p4te.
s;tcYc Kcnan, diver for Fourth Assistant Fro
AiA hllal Shsy. thrown violently to tile pave-
mont az the curner Of Fiith nytnue anti Quincy
street yettordAy morning. while go!ug 10 tho
fra. md waA t1igitIy lnjuted about tho legs.
The breaking Of tito h1io ca'1scd tho accident,
lc1an kott BIS grip on lhe lnos and went to
&5o tiro after all.
4 meeting ri prominent irt.hmen WAS hald III
tnc Council Chamber list o'enin j. to make a.
rsarcmautA fur tao receoston Of Col. Hcartl u.
&. Bugk. wt,U n 10 arrive hore Friday mlrn'nE.
4 c,l.!tnis os wns appointed to wat nr,n Tue
fsec,uA Rcc.ment nnI Clan ma Gael lins'ds for
the purr"sc ol aleet1ne h,tn OF biz arrival IN the
city. Col. HurK will rrlusin iD tue e1ty some
dsys md vii! lecture S,uoay next It NotoF-
mic Hall.
YESTERDAY morning little knot Of people
csthcfcd in front If tho drug b;o:o Of Bicx ~
1,avcr on C!a:k street, Eeerlng through Inc
w1uuuW tn watch the Et,ange movements Of
by Sho lad bevn picked m on the etrc"t IN
tit, aud Lad been ibid IN tho btors Tor recovery.
Ee unb anou: II yelgs Of ago I'd roughly
dleestd. 4 hy*i Tan pronHullcoa him y oil
riyht" Ut eoali rs llo "bond como TO lis 40 sses
nA tho tit Was nut . lanEcruus or severe one.
Tie yCu;h awJkc, spranS 10 hfs feot, struck an
attit:dc. aiIt "a* On Lie polnt .! demoltsa'
inE policeman WHO was present. Ha was
taken flold ot hnd held to iEorent IN
turv to himself Or otaera; tor hia
head eoemcd ID BE- Affected by tho ns, a.d for a
ti;nu i. was completely insane, all tho wb'le
p,raling to be let 10, that Ge had done nothing.
aud s,rIRsing hlie a wlld-ent. We *as clohel
Land il tho ErnAp nf tho onieer and bysfander
I'll; LIS freu1y had siyrn place to reason, and he
departed III peace a1i ln,:t.
, 1875-11-25

Dan o'Hara hiss quit physic and pills. and in
himself aRatn.
The City Collector turned ovor. S3.ooo.76 to
tho Treasurer yesterday. and tho Water Depart
ment s5 S37.73.
John freeman, tlo Dsarl Of Public Works
assistant booikeoper rej ,lcos over his sHsnsl-
eth Wedding auulvorsary TO day.
OLearv, tho walker, was al police hetdquar-
tera vcsterds7 sfternoon, aul received nume7oua
congratulations. Ho ,s wsll. with tho exec at!on
Of little atltfutsa Of tho 1oHer limbs.
Inspector Won Laagen viii make report Oh
the condition uf August Fishars building to-day
oT to morrow. II IL very problple that aupt.
Bailey will insist ,ts entlre reconstruction. X
any wo1E iB don3 At all.
hlossrs, Whito aud Hopper, Of tho Collectors
Office, went over 10 Duhti6s bicChesnoy'a o!tico
yesterday to leSy : pezsoual-ps operty tax VI
St.S0, aud that gentleman densirred In terms
emphatic. They iusistsd aud ho roasted. But
he pald tho sax.
n. f. doodell, the MAYORS nominee for Ci:Y
MagaEAl, WAS around tho vacant ruom Yesterday,
aud looked ID TN supt. uicksv. Dut the Aldermen
-seve1sr Of tnen-Bsy lie will not bo colt!rmed,
aud that II IL tho intontlon Of tho majority OF
tho Council to abolish tho Office. Tho Mayor
gr1fnJ informed TIE TntausE representative
yesterday that he had not beard anythingto that
effect. and that when he appointed 1000 man
he expected he would be confirmed.
pTeeidsot Prlndlvo's term ~ member I
the B5asl OF Puullc Works viii SON termtn tte,-
Deo. La ID tia many friends, Of both political
parties, aro pushing for his reappoiuttnent. Ho
IL Justly popular man, aud oue against whom
not SOLITARY VOICE las boon 1asacd. 60 eand!-
aud IL IL very pyobablo tnat MAyor Cotv'n Will
rcspp lint hin aud the Couucll will confirm hlm
for lint Is tile senslment Of tho Aldermen.
, 1875-11-25
WHERE TO GIVE THANKS.

Thanksgiving Day has como agnin. anil will bo
celebrated iu tho usuAl manner. In the morn
ing al good people will be expected to attend
church. special scrv!ces being announced Ia
many OF the honecs Of worship throughout tho
city. Tho I Thanksgiving dinner, which is alwaya
an especial feature OF tho tay, may noxt rceesve
tho attention Of everybody who has or who has
not an appetite. II all do not haYo suft!concv
Of oatabIes. it will not DO because there to lack
Of provl.ions In The city. Tho Ames-
Gun Exp,oss Company brought to Chi
cago yesterday md delis.ted for tue
local market 100 tons OF 1sessed
poultry aud S25 coops OF live poultry, which
ought to 60 around aud give everybody hand.
@ sono M, monIhta!; Among sae people who have
are tue employees OF The American Bridge Com-
pauT. who have bcen each prosecuted With iuo
turkey.
Extra matinces will be given at ali
THE PLACES or AMUSEMENT,
aud Tue ereriug performances will continue as
At MoTioker'a Theatra tho stock.company will
give tho spectacular drama. 'rha JoWeea." ia
tho afternoon al 2, aud "The Beh Of leo" In the
evening at 8.
The Kira'fys Will produce "Arouud tho
World" n tho .AdephI, wlth ballet, scenic and
mechanical effects all complete, a. the sane
lours.
Tho California Alinssrels. Al Hooley's Theatre,
aud Kelly l. Looms aIinstrets, II tho New Chi.
oago Theatre. will nlao giro afternoon and oven-
Ing performances.
At Col. woods Mnsenna "Nayal Eukago-
ments" aud ''CouutrY Cousin" nill be psr-
formed at 10 In tho moEulng, :" Married Life" At
In tho Afternoon, mud IL Mary Warner" At 8 In
tho eyeulnS.
Franh MacEvoY's HIbernicon, At tho Nalstsd
Street 0peEA. uo,lae. and Du Quincy'a PANORAMA
Of the Holy Land. q! Farwelt Hall, will be e1-
hlbitod afternoon and evening.
ANSouHGEMENTo.
The express coupanee clo4o their Offices Ut 10
I. N. to-day, but their teams will doltvet until
noon.
The Foundiings' Homo Will bo open to-day
from to p. m. to glss business meu N op-
poltuhlty 10 visit It.
Tho Post~Offce will close for tho day a. 10 ..
N. Tho Afternoon aud eyauing malls will clogo
a. 10 =. 10. Oue delivery and one collection OF
mail throughout the city Will he made by tho
carriers. The sioaey-0rder Department will
ttsueAck no BUSINESS.
, 1875-11-25
A SWEEr.ScEkJED PUFF.

New yoAK, Nov. 2i,-A private letter received
here for lltetary gentleman now IN London
says that the Grown Perfuuaety Company Of that
city Ina olrsred reward of lou guinoas for tho
best prize poems BY English, American, or iIiu-
doc au'hors on the subject OF the Prince OF
Wales visit to 1alia TO b treated with reference
10 tho contrasts Of ancient and modern clyli1a-
ton, OF tho ustnet,ca of modern Iifo. Tho
writer sars that this newa will bo OF much iptor-
est to many American Al:ho:B. aud may induce
many to send IN contributions, which must ar-
rlya in London by the 2oln Of January.
, 1875-11-25

3bHl& W&Ht AS NIA CTJuEstlleu W AlaNIA[k0 kluI.
4 few days ago the rcsislonee Of Ntr. Phi.
liu1nn Rehs, At No. AL Fifth Arcnnh. was
bnrSlaTlzed Ct watch anl chsiu, gold !orket
and bracelets, And ottEF jewotry valued Al about
e200. Yesterday ths Go<hs wcro found IN a
Canal sstoot pAwnshop hv ono OF tho hpprentices
on tho force, who retuEuul thorn 10 tue owner
Klrs. Louisa Dfciuhardt YESTERDAY procured
warrant for The arrest Of Joseph Watson. COACH
nnu A. $50 Michigan Avon1n. whom Hho ouatgos
With an asBsalt to commits rams. She visited the
osIn last Sunday o'r!st tor tmS palposs .hs ot o.
and attempted 10 catfv out his pl1rroee. ennl-
n,crtlcld yesterday no!d hAn In $500 ba.l to tho
Criminal Court.
r. Ieasca a veritable Fstciu in appearance,
lolng rawnbnpA,ug busnans on Clark etreet,
Va. bofore Juatlce Summertleld Yesterday morn
lug 10 ,sstfv sgAlnst Young ihlef supposed to
t,nve stolen quantity OF turn from Leopold i
Atlstiiati, eoms tHno ago. Ills carolerb touRue
sna poor English Ga.o bin .xay' , aud h. w.s
cciviug ttolon goods. knowing them to 10 SUCH
Jsmes Z. Cook and petite. voting damsol
named Jennie 3toYer wero lodged In tho Arnoiy
lant evening OH chargns ol adnkery, preferred BY
Maggie, Jalnos ruok's legal wife. Tho Cooks
rctiie at No. Il EHutnn STREET and wleu MnE.
g,e found her ltcge in tho embraces OF Jeunte
she waxcI sxeecsl,pE ~roth, atti took ths poaec.
AbIe Course Of rEn;nr1ng WARRANT, probably hc-
cAuao ahe ANS uut able to w1lfp Vlther 0f the
otber two.
tlsY COLLECTOR son A1oAea !ss.esnsJ esuse9
tho afrest OF Charles II. t!o'scho!. Captaln OF
the rug Uolo: on cnafee Q! caflytuE ol1 plvo-
Is.ns 'rhs "v,dencn snm III that Tho law hul
h,cm m.tic m sclsooncr and rnattn5l in mt a.,
bn4r,l. tl,at' wha he VIA II, not.epalop. tho
Iloja tnos tI,e vcsas, out into Tim lato dcHplts
h,a n,ntc,ts ard h, wss forced to immp or to
nrnyen, hoinu csr1ied away. Tno ttsnts{n ras
Iii ~ Sr,u1 haii ~, 49, .nncsrancn bofora tbe
nrnui .1nry IN tt,o cfin,unI toatt.
-1- -.
EafiY yesioroa1 morning tue poAeg t'hao ~
o:hef 1hFoaa upon the catE VINO ouielAtlHea tuo
c'otlAng store Or =: NJ. Harvey on tne pf9slons
cfeo'nE' anu iodgod III she Atmofy Ioln Ltaca'
Edward omntleht. atM Jsneph ltanR!to, pro
pf1otof oI lt1sne varieties on e!atK euest'
lnese, sosothet VIII 1oges and Moean, VINO
Tero onptafod M'sh tne dtolen pforat.y ate 10
lIcved ~ No e1theF sne !oleseo Ut necoHpsices'
aud WY oA1e up tor flA TO-DAY. Nnen takon;
zach Of thea' hau tHo or mere m overeos.s, All Vi
which "ere tead''y l1eht'ood ~ she o"noF'
Shortly Ut, Ut & oc:ock last evorin9 tho no.
torlous Young eiop-l,f,or, No'1io HaEnlre, was
captured In ,hs act IT CARRYING OF ema hrtlcleB
from parlr,i; e's dry gooda stolo, on HtAio
street. Eoll,e is q working member ot tho we'll
known Grove street gauE. headed by
I.lzzie alolleu and Julia Quinn. each OF
nb1m arc In jail awaiting trial
$~r t{t1A SFH FrgAf1 t%.At, md fFnHf
, 1875-11-25
CRIMINAL

Wilbc.t aud LAndgrad, tho alleged burglars,
will have further bearing before lussics ne
Wolfe Tuesday.
Jnhn Ly III was foolish enough to steal horse
aud buggy belonging 10 Jacob Gross, tho Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, and. ~ = punishment.
Huums. Aatd turned Lis caao over to tho Criminal
Court. with ball At q1.000.
Harry ]. Goodman. = young man who was be-
+ore tho United BtAtes Commissioner some days
ago On charge Of pssAlpg eo4otesfsls money.
came up yesterday, aud Mr. Hoyne announced
, 1875-11-25

Tho.o will b. sssyces TODAY n St. Jamsas
r,,sco,., Cbur,h ro,lo.inn !. IL. ,o,,.,s.,
6p'eoeps' e""40a' t''''"'oS 10 'ns MUSICAL
t,roan 1rn,d. a,,,gr,t,o... Y.ro,o.,,
"Fralss Ys tho Lord now .Jscison
~ damn, In II ninor ~ TtmeS
Honcdi; tus. In iii liz
Dnct-HAs Pants thc Ho.rt n....... '....' 'TsT1t
q A. H.ysns> tlrr.n.t .ni firsc,or
III, -, IT. e...--
4nese WI" ~ > 1o3oAsS'S'nR praise sesF'ce ~
vii, tIe following nroor,mm..
organ Fantasia by loui. f.lk.
QuAftette, bxsot sprit."
AIia. "ftt,ss lae aosa' oy Ar<. Lou1a 1alf.
tpr...,. Chor.s. "Ae1osra, !. i,,a,,
Prot. Hyde will occupy the pulpit.
uSlox MEETINGS.
Churches Vii ho1d Inion Thsnk sniSn. atrv1ce ~
i T. n. :. ths Fourth Dsp..ss chusan, Corner West
NA5hiupton and PuufDa strret. This j{rv j. r.
The Neunloo Presbyterian kal Haiaed Street u, Z.
Churehes will hold uou &c fyces u tho IT. Pnuit III
L, Church oa M41vel ttteet, near Nsv,erry svenuo,
II Ii L. m. Tho Edy, l. II. Walker will nrAach ths
sermon.
There w1li b4 t1!op ThspksRiTIna aarEicaa Of tho
Forty.ssyenth slress conRressoas yoSs9.nS, stF.st
Ttc4by o.14u pul Rxth Fresbylarxn Onurrhss Ii Liza
OIklaid Congregational CAufth, % Ozkwocl hoa!c-
ths fnrsJ.nrst street PresbytsJ5so Gnnrcf. -
There vii b. union sefy..ne al tha Pa.t Avenue
Ada streat, fulton etseS., nd Csnsenafy ii. <
ch,,sli-s u Il !. n tn oentsn.Ey 0hurrh. Tha hev.
tou4. and tho Fourth te4by.erA.n Churches eoabfaa
bss by - IT, 70 give a'nA' se0n
CHURCHES Of soasl daicago iii BE- he'd IN Trinity i.
, 1875-11-25
,s'uesl sn Injunction Restraining The conc.u
itH'linz sfiU UtH' of trldge-honl, mich fTrns !.
favored BY Taxpayers, '"u'
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE,

'bf:M{ bf*tMfrh to Ths fhftagn Tr{hun+
ToEnNTo. Ont, Nnv. 2i.-Tlc OntarIc lat.
lature mot a. i O'Clock. Tho Itcutonnnt- ~,
error came uogn in Htate and .iireet cd H.. uo,..
to Meet Speaker. asAl1ng t',sl he wu,1d tc.no,
row announce thu ca'lsas Of hls calling the lions.
loEether.
. Iho iloi; Mnnntt, Premier. proposed The e,ec.
to follow tho Englis practice Of kerr,Ioc H. h,
aAu,o speaker In Gre, who lad tIlteu liz nos:
to.t Ia rrsvons IArliainn1ts, Wr, Gow 49,
oi"sed tho motion, and Gumnrntlsn Wells in.
rartit1ity III tue peaitlnn tse formerly ocoun,sa
Tie Opposition did not bring forsa,l anr n,s
atll! Wells wAs declared elrcteti WI"
, 1875-11-25

At the Westminster Frratyteitin Church, corner Of
lHckton and reprtn RtrCrts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thu fsov. n. 4, t1lbc.t will deliver Thanksgiving
sermon at Winnetks this evening.
-Hrrv1cca will hr hold 1t Nov Church Hall, corner
os Eighteenth atr0ct and Trarts avenuc At II H. r
-rhantse,.!ng Day will le celebrated BY disine
.!ee IN Tin Temrle sf Xon congrcE.tInn on Thurs
day u io:aoa nj. Rtrmcn hy Dr. fslsonthal
Elder knowlra SHAW siIl hntt services 1t Camp.
bell nall, corner Campbell a*tnue and VAa Gueen
st.f~t, at IL 4. m.
Tho liar Dr. Cooper will preach 1t II in Int
manue Reformed Eriarorsi Church, corner OF Centre
sud D1ytuu s$rfcts.
, 1875-11-25

Sptesal uspRt.h to fha Chteaao II fbttH*.
OTTAWA, Ill, Nov. 2a.-Quita Al excitement
has been created hore ly tbs serving OF notices
Ut e1ecsmeut upon about thttiy families, who
have built shant.es upon pieco Of land In the
northeast o,suss OF lie city owned ny The Brlsn
estate. TLeHe fa,nLtles-ali thoae OF laboriug
men--boilt houses or ssutics upon this land
without leave 0r lccoBo, aud tue agent tu charge
o! this matter IL letoEn,ns to eject these squat
ters, together Nita their shanttus, cows, pigs.
Auu poultry, =: once.
EHtQ1HEp.
tueetaI Ntpzteh to lie thi:1as Tribune,
LANSING, Mleh,, Nor. c4.--Judss CEaoo haA
, 1875-11-25
THANKSGIVING.
3ono Suggestions for Its Observe
nflCC.
List Of Choral, Union, and Other
Church Services.
List Of the Amusement Performances
for tho Day.
THANKSGIVING DAY, 1878.

THANKSGIVING DAY, 1878,
Tho Pilgrim Fsshcrs ovn'i ths need
OF divine c0userrsttons:
And, rrap'ng hIessinss, blcaa'd tho eeed
Sowu in thalr hAbitsttons
They woa gem frum sIamtnout hand.
Ind gave II precious setting,
TIL now Tho ring enfoEds tho land
fhEcrlbH Day of Thanksgiving.
oil hours that ststo snd Church units
TO gite to hnly tbeping,
EHu)Hcnt he tim beams that lIEht
foHr stay benign, t1it neetin8.
Or should morn waka mid snowy drift,
o. food. tnate Wild ron riseF,
ftltl let true hearts from countless Gifts
Turn to the wundrcua uiEeF.
Blessings CONS In silent waiting,
1f fcnpOnAira to 4 Gail,
dntue ara iAdeItss, sonn arc failing
Al tie leaves th&t droop to f4l
Cn.sNsrl ones, 10 sight AppeaiiuR,
NelcomH arc sunrise bc4ns,
But tho drepest founta u feeling
.uust FROM out tomu hidden streams.
'Unssen meEciet, :! how counllrus;
ttfta the AoH1 can only nee.
WbY why. this lovn 60 l,ouullloas,
This stoundIng sympathy.
Look M. fatns heart. the stars hsv. ahons
Through VII tl,e cou,ied night,
And swtrttAE vo4cea bid theo OWL
II walk 6y faith, and not BY sight,
Tbs brown, brown Autumn IL nying, flying,
Uvtr ihe knas to tha wlr.n Houth lands
Hrr toteR al t9ttGteh,--tho dead leaves tytng
Thick In her b0a0m, clutcAed In bar handa.
Hist! fsc,u tbs North, In bis chariot Of cloud,
TLn luttA for hts etccds sxtft ateetis and aroug-
Con,eth thp Water. tAu and wliito-browsl,
rlttura with auo~.punest trailing and long.
, 1875-11-25

A Necessity In Ivory eick Room
u tbs Wstene!a oAtsh- closet. Especially Is this tue
outsidA Of cities, wttesa there wates-w,Eks.
pstuu, the store uan, il sseut, 1o9 and lDA stste
street. Send for clseulxr,
, 1875-11-25

Important to tho Preservation OF Teeth
John Gosnalls Cherry Iooth'Paste,
ths uost sitiesciuus ueIt,tFice tuown. Try 1t. For
sa!s Wy al drusgass. Wholesals 4aeuts, To1ssy L
bradley, III aud l7J Randolph street.
, 1875-11-25
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OEATffH.

yDf.D1NO-Snv H. in flynt Fcrrtt, of 1,,cr,,,.,..
1fnrryn. fot1tbR, only IT II. ", a,,d M.r1 .
ftltiing. ngeL Il rinntls and ! day. ~
Fnntrht fefsices 1t The residence Tktra,ay NJ,
u, ns a:4Sa. nj. Friends 1t thu family urs inyilei
THf:nn-1n Tin 24th !hls., Ferry f.e:ls, tnf.,,
daughter nf 4. II. ai.l Frances G. TrrHo, as.i 4
rnopths and tiE3H. -a''
funsral from i971 lndIana.sv. FtId,y NJ 10 oea,*
n, ~ =
, 1875-11-25

The ahrinkago in Prlcos
Il not half 20 ap1hEput in any other manufactured
tleie n ths Lalket u ln tue nmen1s aoek OF farn-
turs .thu manufacturers A.se o1derea thsz agents,
Hapsoa, 0Eesaa Co., Iva aud l9s Slate street, u se.
, 1875-11-25

Pianos and Organs.
Iiallet, Ds.ts h Co.'S Grand. S4uarn, snI Upr,sht,
md Smiths American Organs, can 10 found ouy a&
". ". klmba!lR, corner h&Ato aud Adaua streets,
Ehle4gn.
, 1875-11-25

O1R41V&0H zt0Eg1uus
II. 4. npttefs Co. Will sell Oh mkt H4turday, 1t II
o'clock sharp, pair solitaire largo Alfs puss whia
d,amund e4r-d1ops; nho large stxs snl.aizs dis.
1tund ring.
, 1875-11-25

Irs Brown for ths Lat time q yoo eppartunity
TO buy PARK Ridge lots for 500, ~ u viii nos se
lot fos lesa than 31o0 after tbls month.
, 1875-11-25

Lundboz1'A Perfume,
m lls nsku1al aqxs11 aud bouquslx.
, 1875-11-25

Mrs. Winslnw'A Soothing Hstup, fur nj, f.ra,,s k
Eho! sl.ld,sp @ a;c sfila!;, sS,.an fahedf il H.
bowels. wind relic. eonrsta aely. An hT sf1ne
rest md htAith tn The child rnrDnrtt thu rnntfiny
, 1875-11-25

TheIe will be ssfyiees to-day u St. James
Episcopal Church. Following Ia tho musical
pforrAfnrnA
, 1875-12-12
THE CENTRAL Church.

Ia*1 II JUN UENUA1@sA3 49ss.
To tht Edi&ar o} The CAacaao I1abun<s
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-This erandest OF Chicago'a
religious enterprises is fairly launched. Th:ea
thousand earnest men and women Last Sunday
greeted the distinguished leader Of the move
ment, and drank in tho noble and inspiring
words Of his inaugural address, Prof. Swing
was in his happieat mood and made one OF his
brilliant and most eloquent ahorts- EVERYBODY
was Interested, and everybody was pleased with
the idea Of establishing for Chicago : great
Central Church Tho leader, the ',lamo Of the
church, and the general method Of its orgauiz-
ation.-~ Congregational or "Independaak,.
$50 constituted as to preclude txials tor hsresy,
and give freedom to tho pulpit nd ~ tho
, 1875-12-12
RELIGIOUS
The Reformed Episcopalians
and Their University.
Why the "Cenira; Church
Should Not Join Any
Denomination.
Reply to Criticisms On idle
Ministers "a Negro
Preacher,
Moody's New Church. to Be Dedicated in
1anuary...'lhe Church Of
tho GoIy Cross.
Contributions Of Religious Bod
ics-~-What Congregational
Government Is.
Notes and Personals at Home and
Notes and Personals at Home and
Abroad---Church Services
To-day.



THE REFORMED EPfSCOPAliANS.
UNIVERSITY or THE Sor1UxFsr.
Tn raoan} to tho rronouaa 1?,;vars;,v ~ a..
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!,o' "es1 ~! .ne ne!osuea 1'1sc>'pa1 cnutea'
'he 1o!lo"1nG information has been obtained by
a TRIBUNE reporter: The Board Of Trustees
has ct present under confederation a nnmha- ~
s,yoausio,, and ;da.a .,a - ,.,.;,;.<, =: H.
1a-e's@,o'1 11o 11e~0' ana 1'o 4e'e'''nS n'''s
t'o.. auo'.son to"An WHICH WALL 10 nave tne
pulld1nss located II their m1dst- Among these
are Washington Heights, Morgan Park, H,ns-
dsla. South Enclevood. hawthorne. 1lencoe.
wi rho.,to, ;r,o,o ~, 49,. &c.,, ~.o.,,.;
.'a .,'' r-.s.". 't ..1e .a.-. pAopos4
'ions' anu tue 1fas11es are considering them.
but it is no. yet known where the Uni7orsi;y
Will be located.
TIM sc,na of tha T1n;vprs3.x ,ru n,tnr,1fv ba
.,t -. .t..o iii ~ H.. < - .:
' 80 Ao "4.4 w" wa " o1o
0enom1natloh III sae Norsh"est +; All other 'nstl-
tuslons Of Learning will be colleges or seniua-
ries, wherever thay may be- located The facul.
t;es of thasa s,verat co11o,aa w, ha . rort;on n
IT,. fn,ritr ~ 10 U1;ra.;+~
Anothar featnre vii Ia that nnder tbia rec.,.
la1;on tSe ITnivera;tr a1,na I'm rorfer deorecs
Yhe coursos Of st1dy and axamnation in nil Tx.
erndea If this ;nat1;nt1on or ,ta rol,cpea. 7r,,
eiao ha .1;t:s and ,hna ;a t,a h.sr 70 -,
Oxio1rl nnl Cambr;dre Universities.
~. veli known that ararv dero1ni,atio, h,~
orrno;7cr rnnnher ~ co1,e,es nnI}a- d;ffe-nrt
chsrtcrs. which has in manr instances proven
era7a raiatake nud led To- fiunucisl f41Inre,'
Marty orarv fanon;nst;o, M .aer tha n,,s
| taka n 1nnItulyi,p coeooa .7;th scn.r,tc char.
ters and fnjl ncaiemc 1nxers and has ra,I;:cd
the c-eat necessity Of ha:;nr cfand cenlra
| np;va-x,4r or,,an.ca}r raI,ta,t ~ tha sarar,t
colla~es
| :rns Re,ormea Fn;scon,, ,;n;ve,sitv of n.
| Northwest nroooses to urntit hy the mistasea 1T
othar denotnna,inns and IN tha ti-1t ro y It intc
, 1875-02-25

The WAY TO GET ALONG. - Twenty
clerks in store, twenty hands in a
printing Office. twenty apprentices in a
ship yard. twenty young men in q vii
lage all want to get along in the world
and expect to do SO. One of the clerks
will become partner, and make for
tune; one of the compositors will own a
newspaper, and become an influential
citizen; one of the apprentices will be>
come master builder; one of the young
villagers will get handsome farm and
live like patriarch - but which one is
the lucky individual? Lucky? There
Is no luck about it. The thing is al
most as certain as the rule of three. The
young fellow who will distance his COM
petitors is he who masters his business,
who preserves his integrity, who lives
cleanly and purely. who devotes his leis-
ure to the acquisition of knowledge,
who gains friends by deserving them
and who saves spare money. There are
some ways to fortune shorter than this
old dusty highway; but the staunch
men OF the community, the men who
achieve something really worth having,
good fortune, good name, and serene
old age, all go in this hard, dirty road.
, 1875-02-25

n Here is an anecdote which de-
monstrates the popular notion concern
ing the happiness or unhappiness : OF
kings. A Polish monarch having quit
ted his companions when he was hunt
ing, his courtiers found him, few days
after, in a market place, disguised as a
porter, and lending out the use of his
shoulders for few pence. They were
SO much surprised that they were doubt
full at first whether the porter could be
his Majesty. At length they ventured
to express their complaints that so great
parsonage should demean himself by
so vile an employment. His Majesty
having heard them, replied: Upon my
honor, gentlemen, the load which have
Quilted is by far heavier than the one
you see me carry here; the weightiest
is but straw when compared with the
world under which I laborcd. 1 have
slept more in the past four nights than
l have during al my reign. begin to
live and be king of myself. Elect
whom you choose. For me, wno am so
well, it would be madness to return to
court
, 1875-02-25

u Daniel Mossart. the we'll known
watch inventor. has just been taken to
the Insane Asylum ct Kalamazoo. Mich.
He has been four years at work on a
watch which, without being larger than
usual, was to show quarter seconds.
minutes, hours. days of the week, days
of the month and months of the year,
and every fifth time it oreued was to
wind itself. He had completed it, and
had received large offer for the right
to manufacture it. A short time ago
he took the model apart to fix it. and
being unable to put it together again,
some part having probably been lost.
the intense mental application upon the
difficulty has deranged his mind.