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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

The Morehouse Clarion, which is
an excellent paper if it does trail with
the unwashed Democracy, is kind
enough to observe that F." The CHIEF
is left all alone to minister to the lit
crary tastes of the Donaldsonvillians
and it's good paper, if it is base
Radical sheet" Thanks, fellow bu-
gler, many thanks.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

The champion cotton planter Of
Ouachita parish is a colored man !;
ride the following from the Monroe
Telegraph Of the 18th instant:
ing crop was brought to town Monday the
9th, by Richard Dunn. u colored man cult
waiting the place Of the late Gen. Rust. The
babe weighed All pounds, classed low mid
ding, and was purchased by Mr.. H. Gerson,
1T l64c. Tho first bale received last year
was Oh the 18th Of August, from the sa,ne
place. weighing 81 pounds, and sold for q
cents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21
Announcement was made two

Announcement was made two
weeks since that Gov. Kellogg had
appointed Messrs. j. Gentil and N.
Underwood Police Jurors of St. James
parish, vice N. S. Landry and Fl. Hill,
resigned. The two latter gentlemen
assert that they have not resigned,
and it is probable the Governor was
imposed upon by false representations,
just as he was in the matter of the
Tax Collectorship for the same parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

Reliable advices from North Caro-
lina-not mendacious Democratic as
sociated press telegrams-show that
the Republicans have elected a ma or-
ity of delegates to the constitutional
convention and polled popular ma
iority Of $4,000. Tidal wave!
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

Mr.. Geo. e. Bovee has resigned the
position of Secretary and Treasurer
of the St. James School Board. He
was q faithful and efficient officer, and
the Board will be fortunate if they
can secure as worthy a successor.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21
Saturday, August 81, 1875

Gen. Will. T. Martin, Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Sixth
District of Mississippi, has withdrawn
his name from the canvass. We have
not seen his reasons for the step pub
lished.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

The St. Charles Herald of Saturday
last publishes an editorial article rela-
tive to the controversy for the Tax
Collectorship of St. James parish,
which is we'll worthy the attention Of
Gov. Kellogg, to whom several of it's
suggestions are addressed. The Herald
says that Col. Kerrigan is popular
with the people, while Mr.. Yates is not
4 resident of the parish-is almost un-
known there, and it will create an
unfavorable impression towards the
administration to foist him upon the
community under gubernatorial pro-
lection. Whether Gov. Kellogg shall
see reason to change his course in this
matter or not, VIC opinc the Senate
will settle the controversy next Janu-
airy by refusing to confirm the appoint
ment Of Yates. Senator Landry of this
district is a man of the people and
will be guided by their voice in the
matter Of securing the rejection or
confirmation of appointed officials in
St. James and Ascension parishes,
and as the people Of the former parish
are decidedly averse to having Mr..
Hunsaker's brother n-law for a Tax
Collector, there is little probability
that be will fill that position beyond
next February, even if he should oc-
cupy it SO long as that.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rTRAIGHT UNIVERSITY,

Open to all. Excellent Classical and English
courses for students of all grades Law De-
partment instructed by members of the city
bar. Theological course for ministers. Fine
boarding house at low rates. Tuition 81 per
month Fell term begins September Goth.
Address j. A. ADAMS,
aug2l4m Straight University, N. o.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

A large number of newspapers fell
into the error of spelling the name of
Mitchell, the Irish leader, with double
!. The Attakapas Register has evil
dentl y remembered the circumstance,
and deprives the name of O'Connell,
another noted Irishman, of one Of the
final letters that properly belong to
the photography of his name. alt is a
bad rule that won't run both ways"
is probably the reasoning of the Reg
lister.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21
Tax Collectors Sales.

IN. B.-The purchaser at any sale here adj
vertised will be put in immediate posses
sion. but the owner has the right to redeem
within six months by payment to the pur-
chaser of the purchase price, together with
fifty per cent. thereof additional, and all
costs and charges.1
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

The Science of Health for September
abounds i'll excellent suggestions on the pre-
ven,ion of disease and the care Of health
Among the more prominent articles we find
Laws-which Govern Life: Prevention OF
Disease in Children Popular Physiology:
Cause and Effect: Alcoholic Prescriptions ::
Colars and Hues in relation to Health To
bacco; Consumption Sunshine Intemper-
ance among Lawyers; Oatmeal. with var
ious recipes for its use: an excellent Asli-
cultural department Teachers and Health
Teachers; Anfipathics to Drugs The trade
in Medicines; with a great amount Of intor
nation in small paragraphs, as in answers
correspondents. etc. This magazine should
have Il place in every We'll regulated tu,uilv
Subscription price is only - i wear Single
numbers 20 cents. Address = r. Wells u
Co, 737 Broadway, New York.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21
Notice..

To Delinquent Tax Payers of the Parish
Of Ascension.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

The Republican State Central Ex-
ecutive Committee will meet in New
Orleans on Tuesday next, tie 24th
inst. The Democratic committee has
been in session since Thursday, and
we are pleased to observe that their
deliberations have been characterized
by decided lack of harmony. Gen.
Allen Thomas represents Ascension
parish on the Democratic committee.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-21

~ The CHIEF is received by all subscri-
beys POSTAGE FREE.
, 1875-05-23
THE CHICAGO SUNDAY 1s75s1xrEN PAGES

indeed. "beautiful for situation" commanding. a
most charming view OF lake and woodland. The
house ltae]fl is simply perfect in appointment and
and comfort can insure rest and enjoyment, then
may it's future occupants be fairly envled: On
the fist door are three broad entrances into :
spacious ball beautifully frescoed, and finished
in polished oak and walnut, the floor being in
laid also with these woods in pretty designs.
Reception-room and par1or, .. large sleeping-
room. dining-room, kitchen, and laundry, COM
p1ote the fret floor arrangement. Tho dining
room alone is = marvel OF beauty and good taste,
being freacoed in 9 signs Of maple leaves md
ferns IN all their autumn glory; the wood x
Of solid oak handsomely carved. A broad stair
case OF black-walnut and oak Leads to the hand
some hail apd chambers above. Hero: too, is Il
delightful p1azzA whero one may sit and drink In
tho sylvan beauttca at leisure. AL the rooms are
finely flescoed IN delicate t1nts and are to be
furnished to correspond 10 color and design.
The servants apartments are reached BY prl-
vata stairway, and are comrnodious and pleas
ant. Tho grounds are being improved and
beautifed aud promise to blossom like the
rpse;" IN truth. nothing iB needed to make this
charming retieat what iss ownor mAnlfestly In
tends 1t to be, worry paradise.
M. LOUISE TANHxn-
, 1875-05-23
EVANSTON.
cn1SmrSCEMENT KxEnGaEB.

The chief events Of this week in Evanston Will
be in connection with the Coumencem.ns Of tbs
Garrett Biblical Institute, and the exercises ot
the Pastors' Theological Union. Il is expected
that the village will be visited by about zoo
Methodist clereymeo during the week. and the
manner in which they began to flock in on ths
evening trains yesterday indicates that this az
pectation will be fulfilled. The programme for
the week Was published in Thursday's TRIBUNE,
and it will onl, be necessary to repeat thai part
" hich applies to to-day. :~ ''
annual -sar1non before. the Institute this morn
Ing and Bishop Andrews the aermon lntrodue-
tory to the Pastors Union this evening.
The exercises OF the graduating: class will
take place in the First Methodist Church: 1t Z
p. N. Thursday Following ls List Of the
class, With their residences place Of graduation,
and subject E. G. Arnold, Chicago, North
western University, '.Heart Power"; ". b.
Chynoweth, Appleton. Wis.,. Lawrence UniYer-
sity,, Seusationaliam j." ". Duncan, Cornell
Ill, Moore'a College ''tIhe Model Prescher ::
NJ: Gould. H1sdala, Mich, .HiIlsda1e Collage
". H.::Holmes, Vermont, Jonesyilla Academy,
" Mead of the Church y; Charles Leach, Port
Hope Ontario, Mort hwestarn University, :" Tho
igan, Northwestern College, Naperyi'le, :. Diff
culties =" ". j. Mipiam, Kane County, Illinois,
Northwestern University, - The Pioneer " :: 4.
H. Needbam, Evanston, Northwestern University,
H Moral Influence Of this Secular Press u; J. /.
Norrhrup Cove Spring, Ky,; Illinois ~ Naslsyau
University, :" Be YOURSELF; William B. Robinson
Buffalo, Northwestern University, '' The Proph-
ct of tHoreb =; j. G.: :Echorp, Wisconsin, eduns.
tsd'sat-ths" Wisconsin = Institution Tor: tho
, 1875-05-23

Waukegan il now possessed Of two drst-class
ban ia.
Decoration Day will probably be- observed in
this city next Sabbath
Tho pupils Of the High School will give, fo1 the
benefit Of their. Library, An exhibition 1t Phnni1
Hall, Friday evening".
II typo tramps continue to pass through this
city as they hsve Of late. the editor OF the
Patriot will have. to close his doors. or else his
pockets, for it 10 fact that he has been their
main support while in this locality Sam, how
ever, is beginning to think that charity begins at
home.
It is reported that the Con1t-House Square is
to be utilized in such q way as to make II pop
ular place fordntdoor resort:
Much trial and tribulaton iB being experi-
enced by youpg man in this city, in conse-
quepco Of the fact that after making al prep4
aratious necessary towards the furnishing Of =
comfortable homo. his intended says she thinks
abe will wait awhile, and SEQ how things turn
out. It is hoped an a1dicab1e settlement will be
made. Il 80, information in regard thereto will
be given In = future number OF TEE SUNDAY
, 1875-05-23

The seventeenth anniversary Of tho Young
Mems, Christisn Association was held 1t the Uni
varaity Palace Baptist Church last Sunday even:
ing. Addresses were delivered by Drs4 Frost,
Goodspeed, and the Rev. Robert Collyer: When
An announcementia made OF guch meeting, iu
which such rare talent participates. = large
crowd is invariably aure to be the result, and
such WAS the case last Sunday evening. :
]. Hood and family, accompanied by Mrs.
AbeEcromble aud daughter, have Just returned
from two years' pleasure tour through Scot
land
Tho Atheneum Literary Society Of the Chicago
University held the eleventh anniversary at Uni-
Tersity Place Baptist Church last Thursday eyen-
ing. The exercises were literary and musical.
Dr.. G. O. Taylor. prominent physician Of
Oakland hax Just i8sued brief treatise on the
di1ereut systema Of medicine, rskd before The
, 1875-05-23
kANKAKEE.


| Special Correspondents Of The Chicago Tribune.
| KANKAKxE, May 21.-More burgtaries have
| been committed here. Wednesday night the
| residence Of r. 8. HATCH y. q. Kenaga, the POST
master, Walter Todd; the County Clerk, and l..
| Milk gere entered. 1t only two Of the places
| visited-Tod's and KenAga's~-did they get my
thing, and the aggregate would not keep them
| insrhisky week. At Milk's the vigilant MEM
| ber' Of the household beard them and went into
the kitchen asking, ".Is it your supposing 1t
to ba member Of the family. '.You bet it's
mel"- loquaclous1y remarked the thief ns hs
dashed past the inqutsitor and out Of tbs door.
GAS WORKS.
The National Building Company Of st. Louis
| have entered into tho preliminary arrangements
Tor the erection OF gas works in this CITY, Lots
Lafayette d Chicago Railroad depot, and tina
city Ia being oauvassed for consumers. The bus
mess men seem to be taking hold OF the matter
in good earnest. The erection Of tho works will
commence next week, "
VARIETIES.
Ths Rev. B. Smart OF the Second II. +:
Church in this CITY, announced . lecture for
Tuesday evening last. When he came and saw
how numerously bis people had turned out, he
mfue 40 observation to tho effect that he be-
l4eved iu odd numbers, and that II anozber per-
aon would come, and mase ths, numher fYe he
Kould 20 ahead. The odd individual did not
come. aud the lecturer wont home. kankakee is
graveyard for lecturers. financially speaking.
Henry Smiley got chicken bone IN his throat
last Wednesday, and fre doctors were doing all
they could, at last accounts, to snve his life.
The succu!ent rhubarb is IN article Of export
with numerous Kanknkeeans. Large quantities
are being shipped.
Arthur Holt and wife accompany the editorial
sxoultionieta next week.
The Kanlakee Dramatic Club gave An enter
tainment at Chebanse last night for the benefit
Of the Chebanse Library Association. full
house greeted the young people, aud the per-
formance was highly satisfactory to all COO
cerned.
a ronsing temperance meeting was held ut
Waldron last night Several speakers from this
city were IN attendance. Quito sum of money
was raised to prosecute tile indictments against
Ganthier, the saloon-keeper. The cold, cold
river waa bIunt1y mentioned by one speaker rs
method Of ridd'ng. tho community OF the d.
apised Frenchman.
st, Pauls Church IS to bs newly frescoed, csT-
peted. and cushioned.
The Common Council have prohibited the ssle
OF fireworks.
Steve Moors got = letter ths other day from
the owner OF Il oas wild geese he killed whi!e on
recent hunting excursion. Stare Says SIS is
too much be Won't pay 1t; whlle ths injured
owner Is mad and wants to spill blood.
The doctors OF Kankakee County havs orgsn-
izsd Medical Society.
, 1875-05-23
OAK PARK,
TBxE-pLANyN9.

] It really seems az il ths people Of Oak :Par]
| and surrounding towns we're determined to real
| iza ths Byzooio idea Of "boundlesa tontiguit
OF shade" II it bo t1ua that ,'t Ihs leayes 0
the treea shall ba for the healing Of the ma
| tions," the coming generations need. hare no ap
| prehension ot + scanty supply Of the verdan
| panacea- Some weeks ago ~the work OF tree
planting begun, aud it still goes on With una
| bated vgor- It is creditable to the good sons,
Of the people that the white elm ente2s 80 large
| II into their t7ee-culture. No tree can aurpas.
this In the beauty OF its proportions. The hard
| iness aud rapidity c9 growth Of tho white elm
sdspts it to ARTIFICIAL planting, where shade il
nesd-d quickly. The cultivated taste Of The peo-
p1o is shown by the annual call for, and the get
ting out Of, 1arge number Of eye-greans, as
we'll ~ frutt-trees and vines.
. PERSONAL -:.., :
Mr. II. n. Austin. With his wife, has been
spending some weeks at the Hot Springs Of Ar
kapsas. His return is looked for the lat Of Juae.
Nr. Sigler Mauch, OF Eonton, Ohio, is the
guest of the Misses Canweu- = : -
LII. James ". So5.illa is laying out most;
beautift1 private court. A numbar OF la5oreEs
nave been employed ID weeks on the grounds
and they have not been idlers, for already the
outlines OF spendor Ire visible, and 1t is blossom
ing into beauty. Tho court is. just east Of the
Congregational Church. Mr. Scoville intends
the coming SEASON to expend from $25, 900 to
80. GOO on . handsome residence, to be erected
IN the court now nearing completion :.
:, Mr. Wright has bruken the ground for 8 fine
residence, on the south side OF the town, near
the La Vl1ette v1tla
Now that the Rnileof the spring is upon the
land'and the evenings aro enjoyable for riding,
the 6no drive out from the CITY, on Madison
street, il being we'll patronlzed The drive is 100
feet wide to the city limits and so feet Hide from
thence to the Despiaines River. '.-' ..
Mr. Hodges and family have moved to tho
south side OF the track, and DR.. Retter, OF
Chicago, occupies the house they left vacant.
TAnLEAu CONCERT
was given Thursday and Friday evenings at Tenn
peranco Hall. The entertainment nas The Illus
, 1875-05-23

| A0@AA0 NSASAA OGWHs
.sree3al CosTesponde1'c< qf Tht Chicago 7Sibuns
| WHEAroN, May t22-Noah E. Gary Ieotu1ed
! wedn.sasv avan;ng in tha co,1aoa f.ha,e1 Ro,,,
r,,~ .ss;... - 49, ~. .;s..'sNI ~ 80
An' suoJee' ~ sao ~o'~ o'1eo'se WA oon'-
mercial Law"
Tho Freo Methodist Society Of Wheaton hare
tor day or two past been holding their omar.
frr1v conYarenre roaa,inp NJ this war Tbs
n.-.:.t c..:.t- -. =. =: -
oApase oocletY' "i1n eneH osuA' x1noness, eaSs
tho use OF their church. The services for to-day
will be a. follows Love-feast at l. 1n., preach
inp ut tf).90 A. M. and 7.90 n. m.
M. Ca,.t uo,,a. 1z,,,,.aa -. .
40 4to09 y t'o,oe -. ~ ~ 70 Ane'5 4."~
proved. ,Aessts' WIN. st1ack1ana and At"ate1
have the work in supervision. new setting in
the shape ofta handsomo fence and numerous
ornamental shade-trees, will ma1e the hithart O
neglected place hardly recognizable.
Mr. And M1s. II. H. Fuller gave very large
9ao e1e8ans t9gep1!on ~ tneR residence fit.
uAs ~ e.1mn.: aue e.a.s ~ uu.a1un @eo "soy o1
Isst Monday ! team belonrina to = & Wh..-
ton was attached to = scraper, While at work
near the railroad track, one Of the horses became
1rlehsened ~ PASSING freight tram, and. jump
1ne feA into sne oltcn tnas WAS peang aug, pull
ing his mate and the acraper IN after him. Great
conste1naGon plesaueo n tae neteaosi nooa' ano
Some time vas consumed G. N at1emptsng TO gee
them oat OF tne o1tco' Ihe 1eat WAS finally &C.
somphsoeu, ana, strange a. 1t may seem, no So
nous injury ateenqed the a.saster. .<.
IL. -, Fenheld. Esq:' OF Chicago. general agent
- sAe VI aee 1':eo, -, oeo eoop@oSt Lac
, 1875-05-23
WAUKESHA.

HfF1t.
Spss's'' e"''espo"aenes ..s a"' e"'sap1 3.,91N-
| WAuKEsuA, W1e., MAY 2o.-Oot IN tie sun
shine ut last! Biting hero. under tho ever
crocna. inbalin1 their anIoy breath. yFI1ila th
| soft warn. MIR fan. tho eheex. one forreta tha
r. " .'' - '~A" '1~ n,. ,.'r, =
onRnt anu winter nave eTef oeen. Inc o1AS at'
Just tnged With golden groen. but tho trens sti1
stand bare: to-day, every limb and twig Il
ahsraly defned acainst thu olear blue OF tho sky
-,har. !. h.. "a ,,,.-a . ,,ror,;s. In .v.l1n.
"|.A" - Ao' ~Aa .aet' Po"'"' ="
eode, onf they WILL hAso 10 "ork n1gnt aoc
day to haye their summor-suits finished BY June
BETHESDA. "
-.Atno,h,.1, <.-~ho,ru ~ n. 1.,t 1ooka;
04s'AF ~" "e".@ ~e~' 'A -,
unromAntto enough. foE 1t IN nearly hllod Will
bafrels. Jimmy" cssno out from behind th'
rampant, smiling and jingling his glasses. How
da,,cions tha vatcr w4s-nnre. uouid crystat
NJ .ordsr .h,t car,. IN ind;v,dn,, i,st .sa.o,
"s s.As .1.s .,.a ",ss.,.a.
1onseu 'oF nco7 uAo e"an' 'uss 'no p'e@e'n e'
Of tasting aud swallowing might be prolonged.
They arc chipping Bethesda wafer At the rat<
II 90D harro.a a uott. and il las becomo neces
.,.x ~ ,,,,o.. t,,o ,,,rra1 1p.n,f,,,or-v f-,n
~ -, .,';a 1 ,,."a "'o
~ ~. ro,,,,t.;n ~ sir nr IN. fornd.ton IA 1o;d
for neat. ocIsronaf rayition: !: = tiny na1k las
49, .ssa,,<sos -, ,x.1rs ia rna.. "a . lii,
usoa ssae ~ t"sna, - a,,a t1sst ~,
e4oss s.1 ~ o.;t hots
~ ,,,,.t w sros,nd ~. eor,,sr rt +. iii 6nd
~ ha't;fSi =. 49,, 49,. Jaan s,d rs-fs.,11 ,as
~. .S ~ ~ et ;s.1np: 1tr ,,ls -
- .-es .t,.. c;t,;.. ;~'sso;a;-. - 80
~ " VS.. pn'1'nna r',nnd fsh.naag ~ hsaas
lev s+oa4 ~: 20 aa e,1 as,t
e-ae, suee AA ~ go |-1' ~A1'@ ~0'AA' eA'
Tna 1sthtsn eronnda vars o,,.n. and tha an.
tr.nra dsroratad ,s;+I, f,,1s T,a nna,or md ,io
s,9 31, s.Vsra1 ~ the fri.nd, To.a aittin
~ ~. "rI nor w;th ,hs hsxoF
nca thaI doea not ;nehr,ate Sevarai strannera
- ~ asd.nt1r ;,,tt 800 49,, - +ra,n ~
~ 80 cs1r,.3 ea{ch.is snd .h.vl.atr.ns vcya
sd~;.r - -. ~ . L..;i5.rn1 .,~, - 49, =.
thnmnh .t.xss;d ~ ~ nnrr rh.rA ~ Ha.s 80
ro;af5to .ca th.rn .afa1v I.ndsd e ths pr1,cs
Hnnse -' ~
Thara nct tsrf,v n.. 1.,, ~
~"A 1a'y s:a'.,.a->.a1os. -.
~,. .,,;. ,e.- ,.ninsa .tn zs,.h
~ Vi. Wa. ,a aaI haa, ~
6sie,ni, =, y. 49, ~ o~;c;n.1 a,,ta
- NAas nnA4 .Snia moa ~
, 1875-05-23

place OF tho dead and decorate section Of the
graves Of the departed soldiers In this manner
. large amount will be saved, and available for
the purchase Of flowers. Committees have been
authorized to obtain donations OF flowers md
money for the purpose.
, 1875-05-23

l. ood 10 , >noda. ~ ftr,,n-n,L:.- s1~.-4'u u Drrr.
Na.+ ;..;t ,;e,,. r. " sll ueasheas. +;
~ 6.1-1.n5 .r... ~ Deeit 1cu1aSe1 through.
nornc;no eoci.his = he as,. sass IVY Eeeks aE-
p~sah,1+e1,;.. Thr-ah a.. ~. E.'ea IN fne &xth
nar nyas,,,oa 1aa1 Th,,-.5n .9.us " lncennes md
Chnrc !. .ha ofTai rinr ~ Grs" !. ne SIKH
| m'n LI 30 u oae'.n6 ~ olSGe AUD tho Sinth
a ans ena,ea na W. vas .,9 most lavatly decosssfd 1
e,'..a 3s -, ene Se "eae &la removed f1o!n Il :a=
;n.,nnsa 80. @ saotsI, .!as1oIm'ns ioto au
ru.sta sftar ~ anoa;,,.ss assp'sty ni'ea tv tia
3oeTasnt rsfreabroe,ta s Tsra p,sasans soeiat eu-
Hvda Par,. hss heen fsvnraI q. .;su
oa,,ss % ha fr;obtaEaS .,. o1sss io Will not hars
r. bss heen 6,nnossd In' IT, r;ras i..s; t., Z:
+ha na11sni II chu,c,, ~ s.,e a hosal concsrt h
month Of June. outtae ~ e tca
! The dome on The Dearborn Observ.torv :. :.
ginning to appear as II it woul5 al % cou,,jesa
ana N leao!ness to1 tno celestial obsetration "a
M NJ pa11 ra1;raJ aar,;ts;.s. nsat nontn-
Of his wife who died last week. '"0 toaf
Miss Hattie Browne entertained nurnh.- =,
her young TRENDS Thursday evening 1t the mi.
oeace ot net patents, NO: oakwood a7slua
IA 'oood tin,a A' "es' psesant md
The Donclaa Home sh;nnv c1,k -. :,
nnyed thar eronnd. from etafa s.raa, aa.s @ r..
Fean .rennas near The tnrn-tshla 0'tgS1 osef T.
is 90 attractive in tbeir new domnion reosa. ass :,
developments with great Anxiety.
HsDh PAhK- -'S'
Inc 1rustees "es Yesterday attesnoou tie fu1i
| board present. =; =: i
in favor of having volunteer hose cfunc.,;.. :.
| tvan+v ,nonha-o .,,h cr,.,;,,s :; r. ~
| $50 - ~Neo - 1{ate1cts.
Nos'A aho q; OF aPPo1ntans one extra polca-,
nan-to be Flre-Maraha as well in esel,
of these districts: giving theSe r..
aha1a the .,n,a nav 40 n.tro1,nen
and: o9 ..nfhnrizi1a ha pni;ca ror,,'Y !.estYa T
contract fo- an;taI1s ~ aoos rha.o;" ~ ~
boea.css+a Tna = seep tht
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1nina -,sE,r,g +5a -o,s 49, saea eaaTngng M
Ha,ha-+ 49, snoo;otsa ~ 49, Trn Caps. JohH
| t-;.4 ~ - @fP0o@ 0A~ a4ASasA LOT u1g-,
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1ne s1ilage Eng1neef recommended thst fh4
1oca1i1n n OF she Cnittenoen bridge be not euxog-
eo. 1ne pfopos1t1on was to move II from il
present pace on ayde Fs1k aveuu- extension to
florence avenue the new boulevard Thu rao-
cmmendatlon vas adopted.
a resolution authorizing the Attorney Of thu
village 10 settle the claims Of persons nterestsd
IN the rldenlng oi Fifty first street was passed
| Mr Bentley said be bad been informed that,
while the Board had ordered &c to be paid to sha
clerks OF the last election, the statata allowed
| but IS: It vas small matter, hut he moved
reconsideration OF the order. This was carried
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