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QcuQrInersplp Ncuccs.

GouarIncrsnlp Ncurrs.
IFXANDER HARGREANES BROWN of
N Richmond Hill Liverpool and JOHN EDGAR JOHNSON Of
NevYoE nave houses n tins
England bhONN DhO4 li-Ao a w.
Rew-IOIk. Jan !. 1873.
nTSSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP.-
The connerslp heretofore existing between JAMES DAWSON
JAMES hINLOCK THIS DAY Dl'sON I'D v mutual consent
James KNOCK claims aganss The trm sd collect All
Ssnts an IA tbsm JAMES DAWSON,
New-YorE Dec %, 1874. JAMES hNLOtk
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6oIels.

At MODERATE rates-COmmodious and ele-
y gant furnished Rooms for families aud gentlemen NJ Rob on
nan sixteenth Table extra charge
for private sbe
CLIFFORD HOUSE, opposite st. james,
noh vest corner 2bthst Broadway nd opened and
eesn, furnished ROOMS for families and nge rooms ais
class table dhote a. low rnies
IRVING HOUSE European PLAN, Broadway
and 40 Twelfth location b-stin TIE dti
wo blocks from UnioH-sqaATe. GEO r HARLOW Fopnetor
NTART,B0ROUGH HOUSE, American Plan,
" err Ssh.s and 8thave Murray H-A few ees@n ~ IES
apd SINGLE ROOMS rate moderate '" L. flsh.
CTCRTEVANT HOUSE, Broadway and 1wen-
> scale es oT paAne1 aes's; s.s room.
fr.p family O0u rom go % 80 per
80 ip new addition. transient rates 81 ber cav 80
VETTVCUFCTER HOUsE.-EmOpean Plan,
w ,e Of Brosdsav 3lsi-sL This Hotel Ht"y A1.c
~ Gan. 80 4ohrsnc I'll the 4R0's@sAh Az sS'S
.s.ex e1saA - Enes ssasssA
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9luslcIl Jr5irumcnl5


A LARGE assortment of very fine PIANOS
ORGAN, Tor RENT and SALE AZ low prices. senEav I
DAVIS. Worcester an Others BERRY Co. 10 br'Awly
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Uunett 10 RENT or Bib c-tu. uaH4el.
tala NJ ". MEtRELLS 40 Uroa..q re .No - f. l-asep
BRAUTlGAMs Upright and square
~ PIANOS are .ecoud o n.re Constantly
large Of second aaai rsres f s' ser
and SECONDHAND amos 20 eut Wr-loor- So 'l r 'l-
RURDETT ORGANS.
~ BILLINGS a. WHEELOCK, General Agents
TOR SALE-An elegant. now square PIANO,
7-0care. rosewood eI -alnlce-
10 TArilve. near a'H,rt.tls'.
SPLENDID 7i-octave PIANO, nearly new,
y sacrificed low ash eEaHt1cei ar d no-s Cs-
$3.50 Cal on Mr. KAdPiSG, % Ceiac->-, tt"'m ~
u'HE ARION PlANO-FORTEh has been adopted
81 exclusively by the New-iork Conse~ o Nu. or
three We ed~r s-Htuts t D1 1e
rsrrs Jurg,4 squares Graul. Aso oL'oS~lA' -
PIANOS cash monthly ps rets AO' .lA'D-
FORTE Co.. 40 Eat Fou-teen-ast
XVATERS's NEW SCALE PIANOS are tho
w The fr pgeru 1ut
WATERSS CON ahrO ORGAN, cannot hc -sri DID, Zone ~
de Tue concerto sion me 'Hitluoa
Of voice Prices extremely low for cash lr.e rms g--
Monthly received amos. -lO go OfrtAs, -
-lO Secondhand Instruments aoutF t'rf lTst De-
w4ute. .Itr4 count l .-l-.r ni1. ~.
churches Inducements 20 ta tr- -us
Catalogues mailed HORACE Art~ SOS i@l Br'sf'ag
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Il q =
woman who thorough LACNDRES' branch ci1 plh
ve Furnish 1rs-
asa civ reference be- seeh CAL ~ CAk
pr NTER's. 40 1873 Wet lth ST., corner bthaye
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ZDI 1ooa-A respectable lady BOARD small phi
G ( A WEEK for a FLOOR, furnished com
" 4 pet@ hOUsEKE PINGHo,Ia. bedroom, small s1ien-
sion small family in house So yareksL Reference required
West Side.
A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM to LET,
"A vlihor without Board. Private family Sl2 IVES. lJ,ast,
shave.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning house, will
"A K6N BtIikoOA FLOOR with or Ei@ni bora Ao hA-
/ ARGE, elegant, sunny second-story front
II hooA h-ovnToae hoas' haes pari mug room s esgv-
two persons Address RELIABLE station +.
TO LET-Wth BOARD. several well-fur-
Hhe R 0AS and fli FtRL0k VITA room Aa nns for doc
ITO LET-A FLOOR. five furnished rooms,
- VIZ ho p.l tF DtII fy --- a. ~ ' Wins
TWO ROOMS in second floor, and one in
1-i aoor Nth BOARD FOR family geiIl,min ABBY at =
West 27.i-s- nelr Bsoaan4T, reer.aces
TO LET-With private table or without,
in paT an 'a 'oa oa. house we 5,t lo Other Rooms,
ITO LET, with BOARD-An entire SECOND
FLOOR eesan' lnlel ani furnished 10 PIRATE b-osa'Ir
house 800 est 23di al "ile roon' pgae table % oe,L
! FRONT and HALL ROOM. sunny expo
wish BOARD. p wes' 26ls tue best reference gwen
aud r.lu-r+
II WEST 1GTU-ST., near j;h-avc.-A hand
+ sonermrisoei SECOND fLOOE to LIT together " SEP
.DA WEST 16TH-ST.-T0 LET. with Board,
w iuasleI sUlTEo Rooms. together or spa.
gHS WEST 4GTH-ST.. near Broadway.-
EO'D ROOMS EN stu J. for =Ioc- and Fye. lso ROOMS
joy single gent .mcl, w'A Board
-(HO NEsT 5rH-ST.-Handsomel furn-
'IOO hei Rooms 20 LIT uGniu entirely CESS also single
'kN% WES1 19TH-ST-TO LET, n suite of
OF y,hoa, o,fl for gentlemen Of re,',nsa and wives,
& = PER WEEK.-Two gentlemen can be
- > .ee'u'i-tea 'o so AID .ol ar'..l h3oAS. also
. .... i-@.r. y5j Vet j5.a, i.'''' -'-'- ~
East Side
a SUITE Of FRONT ROOMS to RENT, with
- tol"D southern e'p".0'e "Ai rent ehF-'e' = A-''
4 WELL-FJRNI~HED SECOND FLOOR,
a Will BATH etc., % Lil a' front tVvd on ltT- .'I ~
In'ae -ulT good o.ard' terms m'.ef'e -"4
TO LET-Three nicely furnished ROOMS,
tog"hr 10y separate 6 I'D ave n frl -tL a IN 3d.
TTNFURNI>HED APARTNENT~.- POI +.
4 -'--t LouH room. ga .iaionafy tao Fat2 eosei &c.
1 STH-$T.. 3l8. EAST-Comfortablc large
At J. 4d, Tire. s1.s i,.F 'l.l..l.. D...' 1 -''I
have -oo home woal e " family references eI
IL EAST IIST-ST.-A thiid story HALL
al. ~ . h2 5... s-, go s-' ''' '' gentlemen " ''''-'
10 East 45IH-,T- Seeond-.1ory trq S5t al l.
IL " + BoAaD: ieslesc,s exchanged
DIS EAST l7TH-sT, Windsor Block--A fine
80 PAIoa SUITE o. Fi&sT rio3R sl o., Or oat p'.e
location ar,t-c.ss
s3cTH-ST.-A very pleasant, medium size
'JO ROOM 60 Rent. sL DO-"D - shall family III Aadi'
81 IRNIEG-PLACE-A nicely furnished
~ BAC. PARLOR -a fXrESSIoS on second floor TO LET
InO EAST 14TH-ST.-G0od ROOMS, single
=, ,. ,D e.... AL se,..Ie re- ,eaee. sivea
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GeIu uantr1-- alales.

no LITHOGRAPHERS-Wa Wanted, q a, coupe
tent nan Who uuierstaRs LirhOGRAPHiNG -. DhluNlN"
A94yess FARMBR LITTLE AGO, TYPE foanders "" i''A
XEyANTED-An ORGANlSr and CHORUS
w MASTER cauabs org nAnr a1S . .. ~
T,-S-I7I7T7 Tbe Registered Tablet Com
w - 10. grcsa~uy urier American hseha - haugH ,alS
Fe.t, .SsrSrs everv bittd 8
"sni ALAG SANITY CIBCk& AL al
:. .a ..s,sa..s~ Asgg " a. LAA aA-le, s~ss.-s.
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lectures dHo Hleetiuas.

a LECTURE.-IRELA AND THE IRISH,
a by %. Rev. H. " GhLLAG lH3. Che Pri oa B-pla
Church Lshtst cor Vance THIS LFLNING at oca lieAsta
- cent.
PHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURES to LADIES
4 "neIu Biool and Cs-uiaianW lrrth Of the bolr by
ADRIAN EBBLL. ~ D.. Professor Of Ply.o NeN YORK
oInro Me college MONDAYS at the Inter- auonai
Academy Hall H. Cooper COn Admission, ~ oess couse % Ton
leetlres, a.
HHE LATE HON. GERRIT SMITH-The
Ceorei tlen Of @ cry ed zoe % Aoo igni,'s meet
THIS ldGrdasl EVENING. 40 SHILOH PALsDl EEAN lhIOu'
No 40 SXrd-Ayh.. between TENTH ani ELEVENTH is n
tribute Of pect 20 tuo menory ct e le Hon Dh'ki
SMITH. The Rev HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET e EDW AIDS
LIS ER, esq viii tle ec.lg. The paJLc
invited toa.. Da
'CO THE MEMBERS OF THE B'NAI BIRTH
4 BENEyO ENT SOCIErY-Ngv-YoHE Jan. 7 ls75-You
be coy notified that tie Anua pcne hreiug Of ils soory
tsrs SUNDAY "a. l1th 'e.pcs le40Ta
Assem- y Rooms, 1850 TtNc, or mo rgle errfts OLrfs
1T le Finance .r"o n is
Soi IT, AID taur other business, at @ before Zee n-r
iug lou respectfully iHvi 10 1'teai
HAMBrRGgR Secretary. WATERMAN. II. D.. PreEIeat.
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Broadway Savings Institution.

No 237 Broadway entrance on Park-psee
Interest on deposits entitled for the month ending Dec
81 At the rate PER CENT PR ASNJM al Of -
uyw4r- viii be paid aud ate Aonias Jan >; ~ Ill.,,
FRANCIS 2. SChO AIS. President.
WADE B WoRRALI. Sec. PETER trNNING AciaaT'.
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Nurses.

A WIDOW LADY, without children, would
ike Child to NURSE. by hsud bottle cal 0r address
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5ituatlons Udnten-- females

40 2D-AVE. (thIrd tl0Or)-A young girl 10
D1O COOK WASH, AMI IRON private a,,. excellent city
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A.l.D EAST 29TH-ST-A LACNDRESS
ZsD ladies' ant yeutemen wash 20 90 home agtns
and putting best city reference required
, 1875-09-26
THE ClTY.HALL.

The lateEt candidate out for Clerk Of tho South Side
Police Court is John Sweeney, a brother Of Aid.
Sweeney, Of the Eighteenth Ward.
It is currently reported that supt. Rehn will not
vacate his oce Oct !, according to his resignation
in the bands Of the Mayor OF course he will not
racate until his is appointed But it ls also
reported that he intends to hold over until the charter
election is decided.
The report that corporation known as tho CitI-
1enR' Railroad Association calculating upon se-
curing franchise all the principal streets In the
South Division for horaerailroad purposes Is gener-
ally discred1ted among the Aldermen. That such A
scheme is on foot and will be carried on until the
public awakened in regard to It, thers can DO no
doubt. At the same time Phil conley is urging
franchee for sreetrailway Halsted street south
from Harrison to the Stock Yards.
The Assistant City Treasurer, Tom Brennan, Is to be
congratulated that the city has funds locked up IN
the Fourth National Bank. At ono t1.nc thew had
some $50 coo in the bank, but have kept withdrawing
from time to time until only small portion Of it .sa
left In somo way he WAS appraised Of danger .ud
secured himself BY making good the total deposit ~
securing the banks paper to the full aonut Of the
deposit Most ri the paper is in small amounts and
s OF short dates Consequently the city loses nothing
By tho failure.
, 1875-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

,e Fir. Tnsrantzs Patrol giTe their fourth Ennua
bail at their headquarters, III Franklin street, Mon
| day, Oct 4.
The Dramatic Association connected with tho Teach
ers League viii meet for reorganization Tuesday even
ing at a42 Wabash avenue. AL arc welcome.
The Philosophical Society commences its season
with m address from Judge Booth, the neTlSeiected
President. next Saturday evening at 1ts rooms n
Haee Building on the eoutAoaeIfoloes VI ote a4s<
Warrington Streets
The new Catholic church at Lake Forest, called St
Marys Of the Forest" will bc dedicated to day.
Father McGnvern is pastor. The ser11on WILL be De"
uyered BY tho Rey. DR.. McMrliin-
The Sunday -school OF the Michigan A7enne Baptist
Church give tonight the third Of their series Of
monthly concerts, and very interesting programme
OF music, addresses and singing has been announced
The concert exercise Is BY Tue Superintendent Mr
twenty Of the Sundny-schoo scholars participating.
Dr. Ellis the pastor, will make the principal address,
and will aleo preach his first sermon since his vacation
in the morning.
1n to-day in acCormtck's Hall, III which he will state
his reasons for differing with the Catholic priesthood
concerning the introduction Of religion tpto the
public schools.
Members resident Of Chicago. formerly belonging to
the Ninety -aixth Regiment Illinois Volunteers are
asked to be ut the Nos street depot Tuesday at p
H. to take tho train for Waukegan. Tho detachment
from tho West will arriyo 1t $50. and after taking
their Chicago comrades aboar1 will Leave above
stated.
The mission at st. Jar1ats Church, to which refe.-
ence made Inst Sunday, has been conducted with
great zeal during the week From !. until mid
night daily The church has been thronged with
mission, has preached three times every day
to immense congregations. The services Of the mis-
sion proper will conclude with the Papal bencdicton,
but the closing discourse will be given Tuesday
ing ct 730 O'Clock By Father Coouey, who will Lecture
on !" Gladstone and Yaticanisu.''
, 1875-09-26
OiSCUSTED MACUjRE,

4.
Constable Lambeer, attsche Of Justice Ha1nes,
court, somewhat distinguished himself Yesterday
whether rtghtfuily wrongfuly will appesr when the
proper Investigation fs held. Armed with writ of at
tachment, sworn out in nahaK Of J, Il. Surrfdoe.
negro minstrel, he wormed himself into the box-ofca
Of Aooeys Theatre yesterday afternoon, and before
the treasurer Wss aware Of his intent had
the major portion Of tho matinee receipts In fs hat
nj. Bliss, WAC was thuuderstruck at the procedure
t31ed 70 retnonstrzte, but It use All he could
learn IN response to his anxious INQUIRIES was thot
SnE11dgo had Claim OF 500 ugatnst Mr. Mcguire for
eea ~ a5reaIs o. ssisr Lasmbeer refused 70 hsten
manager Of tho California MnstrelB was about to de-
part for the Qac7nc Slope, and he decamred tn H.
aaines Once wth Tue money he had seized, which
the claim and costs.
sur, surrdge, It appeara WA engaged with Emcrsons
oape On ~ ~ visit 70 this ty, ata salary Of So
3o1 ne SEASON. and his claim for arrears Of salar1
mf MaKuire takea different view Of the matter IL
% sasests nat surrdge was engaged On trial and not
tor tne ttme during which he appeared With The corr
psny* ~ the time Of tho se!x1re Mr, Ma1uire va
rcnorsec aeonnu I'M, IN an interview with Tn1ausE
naa not me ehadow of Claim uRanst hi he hev1no
nesu paad his legal dues, and had since been perform
Thic ~. ne IN New Fork aud elsewhere
tAte against anJ aeton be might bring aesinst In ~
ofeach OF contract Mr. Ma gure reaardetl the n-as
Of .n as new sEecies Of blackmang
,aaoos DO recovered He says he had no fntenton Il
ltarlng hastily for California audi roints ~ ~, ~
Mtnefto aan,d .l spot1ess record - PROOF that hs
clstm Gu him. To hack up biz asse.tion h. ntTs-sd
Pay Sl0D into institution II Eurridee
q his agents could suhstantiate the claim. He u i
dignant over the treatment he has received Had Ia
been approached IN proper manner, he saY1 r.
would bare given bonds In any sum dcmandei ~ ~
apnaasanea' All. AARutre placed the 1natter in the
, 1875-09-26
SUBURBAN..

The Lake Trustees have finally adopted Systematic
course Of organization for the Fire Department. and
propose to immed iately put it In opezaton The Or
nauce divides all that part Of the town east Of Ash
land avenue into four districts, each having sere-
rate Fra Marrha who will act under the instructions
Of Fire Commissioner The districts a. divided ara
"a folloWs: First District-Bounded by Thirty
ninth aud Forty-seventh streets and Ashland
and Stewart avenues; Second Dtsttict-Bounded
By Thirty ninth State, and Forty-fourth streets and
Stewart avenue; Third district, bounded by FortT-
fourth, State, and Tffty-ffth streets and Scanmon
avenue; Fourth District, bounded by Fifty-0fth.
State and sirtyseventh streets and scamnon ayenue
Mr. u. r Cary elected Fire Commissioner. tbn
II rshas bcilg follows: First District. Mr. John
HouRh; Second District, not decided: Third DisrIc.
Mr. Y. Drinknasn; and Fourth District, ar. J. NJ
Russel1. N ~~
Aprcpoa Of the Fire Department, Alr. Purdv. the
Water Superintendent reported that he had nude a
test Of the Water-Tor8 between 800 and o,clock A.
NJ and had raised the pressure to ITS pounds to the
square inch, when pipe On Forty street bursted
The Fire Commissioners will do well to hare snch
ptessures On during fres, since Mr. Putdy has de1non
strAted that 1t Is Eosslble.
Ar Vaughn, finding be WAS petidoning for a right
Of way for tho Young-praks- -Dunning COMPANY. hss
na4 w,,1dfa~n ana ets r., petition, and W st up
pan5, aud 60. Egners 1ndoS tt, This
, 1875-09-26

DESTRUCTION OF IT'S BOOKS.
At the Office Of the Collector Of Internal Revenue
yesterday reporter found facts Of sufficient
interest vary the usual mono:ony Of routine which
prevails thereabou.s- On Friday the Government,
through Supervisor Matthews and Revenue Agents
Brooks and MITCHELL were occupied in obtaining in
formation regarding materials Of all sorts
supplied to and used ty the dercict
disdl|criea IN tho manufacture of crooked stuff
In most quarters the Government officers found the
utmost willingness to furnish al possible information
needed to further the end, Of justice A1asters md
Others have thrown open their records in response to
tho Collectors summons With co,nmendable aacity
But on applying to the Northwestern Malt Company
tho minfous Of the law met with the information
that all the books. accounts. resorde, Rnener 4nda
poraion, previous May l. is75, bad been destroyed
w4t4ln tsu days last PAST!
The following is short synopsi* Of the testimony In
the case, Mr ussen ezCouector Of Internal Revenue)
acting aa opposing counsel and objecting to nearly
every question
old trm Of Wacker Co. predecessors Of The North
"a. e1Ras e4any % :has ss 1,s 1t
spns n the ssa zone sf
Tuesday in the presence Of his father-in-aw Golsen
i Eastman were stockholders in tho Northwest
crn Malt Company. Like View was miles frum
this city. This closed Air. Rehms testimony and It
contained no information Of value except perhapa
TIE closing paragraph, @1ake View is riloa from
Next came Adr. Fred wackcr, who simply oorroboz
ated W. Hehm in every particular Except the dis
lance Of Lake View from town), saying that AIr Rehu
destroyed the books last week in pursuance Of IN
agreement between Rehm and Wacker. He had no
object tn destroying the books except to save room
Even the books Of tho now concern from January to
May, 1875, were destroyed with this OBJ
Jet IN view Tho distilleEs in question bought
malt Of the concern, in various quantities and at yar
Gus tinos, but how much md when, 1t is now Of
course fmpoesibie to tell account Of the lack Of
room in their great malt house to accomodate IN o1d
journal. ledger, and day-book.
Emil Hoffman testified to the same state Of facts.
and the examination closed.
, 1875-09-26
CRIMINAL.

Friday morning, ve-y early, resident Of soutl
ETanston fired at couple Of burgars. and thinks b.
inserted few buckshot in them. He advises doctor
in this city who may have been called to extract buck
| ahot from patients to consult with the police.
james Hooker and Charles Hickey engaged in .
rough and tumble yestorday evening On Ssate stree.
near Van Buren,. Officers Hall and Bartholin inter
sered just Hickey about to seyer the greater
aaf Of Hookers nose, and the ira.e Hooker en.aRed
That he had not lost his nosc Played battue With hi
dsta Odacer IIall'a cheexs and eyes. The t1Yc
offenders were plsced In the coolest cclla in the
Armory.
Among largo number OF SD talcs told to the An
precative policemen yesterday we're the tales of two
Grangers, one Of whom is John ". Mccoy, and the
other unsuspecttng farmer from 1ntazior town
Mccoy was beaten out OF $35 and in revenge caused
the arrest OF ono Gunderman. doing auction business
South Canal street. The officer made the nr-
ing there were about dozen other victims waiting to
be "settlcd with. which they had been
aW1ndled tho day previously and were now wanting
Of ST for snde watch and jewe!ry in shebaue
on Fifth aveuuc between Randolph and Lake Streets.
OF course they settled for reasonable sum.
Mary Smiley is ecruh-glrl at one Of the down.
town hoe 8. Recently she vent OF in hun and
lost her position. 4 woman FAMED Mary Caranaugh
who formerly worked with Scrub Mary, took compass
aaon on her homeless condition, and offered her d
Smiley Is to be beht' ID. She provided her with .
sentimental lover also for Mary asseveraes that she
brocine Ter nSow Bainr sonnc 1onian ~ - x;oan+
temper, slc rushed from the house and preferred
cha g at t, Madison Street Station against Patter-
tureI xextenf.v .fternoo1 md 10 e,t; "e eEp ~
storm sentence.
..
oo uo, GaosA 1ass erenlne re-" afose between
ut.e1 ~, u ularA steeet ous ana TWO unknown par-
ne a. u1e stattins-nouse On CArE street near Van
.f, toul1n person named Michael Webber In
se1e1ea an w ne5est OF INC driver and the two un
transferred 1ef attehtlona from the driver to
a jT1nf he nf A,tI Nno1I
saved himself bT rupuinc in,o The .honac
One OF tho unSnowns followed him and Echber
aasaue5 him yy.h h,trtet c,,ttT&a ~, aa.a,.1e 70
the head, Of6cor John Gallagher arrested Web,erl
and the unknown person also but he litter neadei
veakness from the c't en,1 u,s o,,eren ~ ,,a ~
the sarttng-house Wills the ofcer escortea Wehher to
tho ArmorY. They had oone Int ahn,t a hatf hlocsT
when Gallagher turned his man over to Officer Bowen
ana vent oaeR TO oEng IN the injured nlnn. But ho
hsd hsd and eond not be found I'll the evening. How
o2dIy he WIS injured is ~ unknown ss his uane-
Theodore F. L. Johna In an of,cer IN Tim roontv.
Street Station, but he ought not to BE- Il wlat
did mt trrn w. 1n5 ~ 3nr4 rA' ~ - etnu t'i ~ ~
, 1875-09-26

hands Of q lawyer, nad Monday there VIII prob
ttestre iuss 20 with the spoils, Constable Iaibeer
and his cosdjutors aro =, saia to nave
zactaS Nth HooIar's. who expressed opinion
rarline the tIa2sacton in terms unaroraole to the
ehief actors For this Iaibeor Tal be arrested Ga
charre Of assault aud battery.
, 1875-09-26

TEo11H Huu 5pT1uEuelU.
On and after Monday, Sept. n, the illinois Central
Railroad will run through coaches 10 Peoria and
Springfield. via Gilman, the $50 train from
Chicago, arriving at Peor1a at 4:so p and SPRING
field at 40 p. NJ Returning, these will leave
Peora at 10io and Springfield at 900 d m, and
arrive at Chicago at 6:a5 ?. III. Through sleeping
cars for Springfield daily, and for Peoria and Kookuk
Sunday excepted will continue to run On $40 p. N.
train from Chicago.
w.P. JoHysos, General Passenger Agent
, 1875-09-26

will be necessary IN order to convince the Trustees
that they should have the righ0-way, for it is
present; ;.thcy hnd legally only company petition
ing for d right~of-way, when they know thore arc
actually two-
course of Sunday lectures On tho Ievtvas Of the
the Rev. j. Donnelly. Of tie Englewood Baptist
Church. The lecture Of this evening will be t. John
Wesley and the revival Of 1740 In Grea. Britain" Tho
other lectures will be aa follows George Whitedcld
Jonathan Edwards and the Revival Of 1740 in New
England closing With the recent works Of Moody
md EaQkeY.n