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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


A THREE.FoIaD CORD-ALL CHRISTIANS AGREE
n in ascrbing infinite goodness, infinite wisdom and
infinite power 10 Him VINO made us but not all CHRIS
tans are willing to accept the plain and loglca con
cusion which these three attributes imply II God Is
should be saved; II He is infinitely wise He must OF
hmtely powerful. he must Of -. course be able
cxlvii., s; Isaiah xivl.. lO). H. then. God de-
is them the logic periect whch says
He will them. 1t is "a threeiod cord not quickly
broken" (Ecciesiastes Nv, ~. lie who denies that all
men will be saved must virtually deny one at least OF
these three attributes Of God In which all Christians
profess believe. and without which God would
God. The CaivInst virtually denies the good
ness OF God; for he says that God does not
wish for all men 10 be saved, but has foreor-
dained certain part OF the endless sin
and endless torment In similar manner the Arminian
denies both the wisdom and the power God, he
says that in spite Of Gods wish all men,
men, instigated, aided and abetted by the devil, will
defeat Him everiastingiy. Unversalists the only
Christians whose creed with ali Of Gods attr
butes gives them their full Significance They alone
say with the Apostle Paul, Therefore both labor
and suffer reproach. because believe IN the living
God who is the Of all men especially of those
that beieve.'-Q rim, ~, l0.)
At the Third Unversa,ist church. corner OF Bleecker
and Downing Streets the pastor Rev. f. c. Sweetser.
will preach today morning and evening. at l0A and
~ O'Clock. Morning subject rhe Statistical Social
status of Universalism" Evening subject ''Our Crlm
nal Glasses" repeated by special request he public
iS cordially invited,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

ATMME. LAFORCADES NO. WEST ELEVENTH
"A street. second door from Broad dway-Has just
ceived from Paris per steamer order the most elegant
display Evening and Street Dresses rich Carriage
Wraps and Opera Closks, from Worth. Hentenasr
q great variety Of French Novelties Inmensc reduc.
tiOp departure for Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

AT THE souTH BAPTIST CHURCH., WEST
tor. Preaching January II at 10y A. Y. and " P A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY.EIGHTH
n street. west OF Sixth avenue.-Rev X. Hepe New
ton, rector services At l0x A. NJ. and 4 p N. The
rector will preach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

LII SOULS CHURCH, ELM PLACE, BROOKLYN
"A Services usual Dr Geo b. Porteous will venti.
late opinions the following subjects $40 As A. NJ,
The Papal Power and Modern Progress;" 7S0 P. NJ,
"The Battle of Creedsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

CoNKLIN0 a CO.,
NO. 1853 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS,
ONE BLOCK BELOW A. 7. STEWART 4 co.'s.
ARE OFFERING ExIsAoRpISAEy Sg sASy BARGAINS
PREVIOUS TO TAKING ACCOUNT OF STOCK
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
eros dshs Oaf Is cH6E f EHfASG
8, ITcHEs NS I9n WIDE, AT 81 SO YARD; SPLENDID
II ExGxs nIG AK S s6Sh S
GOOD VALUE FoR 81 Is maj
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
ayard, sold everyWhere a, 81 ~ "'''' ~ -
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in pure Cameps Hair Cloth Tor polonafse, In elegant
hs ANA sya G!ns o She Tor
SPECIAL BARGAINS
rsfsa coce aSo I
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In IN t black French % ssas, as mS reliable
fresh goods jus! imported, Il yards vide 75c. yard
sublime qnalines at ssc., soc 81, 81 Is and 81 IS
Elegant quality, IN yards wide, from S7>sc to 81 IS
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in Mourning Dress Fabrics consisting OF Henrietta Cloth
eoIa V4 9 na Gn o
all Al S7hc. yard; value tor 6Oc
Black Irish Poplin. at 81 yard; value 81 rs
Pure Mohair Brhantine. at Soc. value 75c.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In English Cambrics, yard wide, spring styles.
aN Elegant French Percalcs. yard wide. new spring
styles, 2Oc. value Soc.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
nen II P.6e bnfn Sapnns anf ~ @ SoSas
+. +. SSTssillSs S%,sy Sss, 2ai:; /; 4 + 50
ynbIeached Table Damask. at 4oc mp
ssssss sisashSs rsss crS 9Ss Pams' q s. ' value s.
Crib and Cradle all-wooi Blankets at 81 Is; value
AIl.linen pieco Draper 81 piece to s.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Just opened & in Hamburg Embroderies elegant new
from &c. yard to 81.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in real and imitation Laces
SPECIAL BARGAINS
fsa nss s
Swiss Mushns white and cOlored Tarlatans.
SPECIAL, BARGAINS
in Hosiery Underwear and GIoves
Ans srRSsA1 SS5E n5aE SaEqA1ss sHssxRrs. y
slightly damaged. closing out at less than half price,
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in all wool felt BamOral Skirts at &c. g. 81 2 81 50
and 81 rs: less than half price.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS
PREVIOUS TO STOCK TAKING.
JOHN 3. KAUGHRAN, CONKLING Co,
+. W. CHIVVIS, No 1853 Broadway,
". H. CONKLTN0. between Eighth and Mint ytA
A. DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT.
2ls SIXTH AVENUE. 2l8 SIXTH AVENUE
EEEEK II SSSSS ii 0GGGG ," SSSSS
II s 5 IL G @
II 9 ii q s
i s.o.sss il 5000 s..ss.s,
EEkKE Ii SSSSS ii GGGGG SSSSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

At THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES, COR.
N ner Ninth avenue and Twenty e Ignth street on
Sunday 18th l7th inst , At a. 80 & r. M Rev Dr. Potter q
Association OF the parish full anthem will
rendered by choir Of sixty voices. assisted by
sOOistS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

| A T THE COMMONWEALTH CHURCH OF HUMAN
"A ity-TO-day, at 10 30 William Il. Atkinson NJ d. !;
2:30 Horace II. Day; 7:lt Lucien stephen Crandal at
De Garmo Hail. 81 Fifth avenue, Fourteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

AT TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH. FIFTY
n street-Rev. DR.. H0lme, pastor; services sunday
morning; subject: Power from on high" evening,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
LACES Aid EM82olDERlES

this department lure variety NEW GOODS has been intro
6Ocei aaa Frsnl ns- Embroidered sspi.e Tdnmns
and Ea-IAechie;s osered Also
Hamburg snd Guip1is T.es Bei-sDfeads, sai Curtains
40.
LINEN DRESS FABRIC" hav he aud EJECT Of aac
,sce-sOne;ii8g en.rsy
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
DRESS GOODS

Is Dress Coos hs-e tbs gsuune novelties imons
ae striking vii f,.i tie Gf,PCRE GRENADINES, tie
GRENADING STALE the @e1eAle CapNs'e OpenFork.
There Wool P ari Cans Hair Goods
many races -t decidedly popular. line u
n,orted INDIS PLAIDs we'll worthy OF ateltOn.
so,
FRENCH sl ENGLISH TBRiC5 in pe'nry handsome designs
aad cOornrs as.i ase vas The IA o The Of tas
geal foulari r elsl
ENGLISH V.ayCE sad DOMESTIC PRINTS in besuta pat
teIas, 6sgres aal c,!ovs.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Amusemc::s.

A sSeCIATION HALL.
Mds6aY EsSsfiiSs nSssfssi + ~ s.rdas G ms
y % m4fx Sva v a .sa M
ROOTH' THEATER. SECOND MONTH.
THE sCDtmlrr OF sHaKEsREAREAs PAGsAErRr.
EVERY stdfyr stdfyr k2b HiSEx sxfGa5ei X 55H7 MATINEE.
shen 6e'i. an ES'o nsr Dramatic COMPANY ofP(RTYFoUR
sDoi' 'I Fo6& in Sas i
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PIECE EVER PRODUCED
ELOCUTION and DRAMATIC INSTRUC-
~ ti0S 96 East renth We iad Professor inrlou ,upsno'
law 81 0hns.1, rS.' a. De- ~ D'n-'A y ''''A A'-''
EDITH 0GORMAN, the Escaped Nun,
Ia Ronry W. s.q[s Ladies on, on Convent Life -.
A NODH'ON HALL Es siIteeuthst between FIN ave ana
TUESDAY AFrBss5Jx MARCH 9th
Do'rs open At ? o'clock lecture st 3:3D.
TINS lecture given Phspbn audience Of two thousand
h,dme Par'PaRo attended til. lecture Boston In wAag-
ton oI Ms ssea,Or sBmse Mrs Dr. Newman and other dsin'
TSs,s TS5 81, 90 o. @ f'p, ,ss each g. Reserved Seat, ST.
GRAND CENTRAL 1HEATER,
NJ, GUAR, 9s5 er9oystway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
fEorH H fl; RAJ. PSicEs
oesf. seai' S:ai' Pay.5s g
90 CELEBgGTED STAR PERYoSMgRs so
BEAUTiUi oIL GasoMo 3E PfgTSa al PssEvrBD
..-,,.,.. TO eve1y LADY siiDs the Graui Central
MATINEE every EDSAs DAY AMI SATURDAY At , O'CLOCK.
GRAND TIES rlMONlfL BENEFIT BY
At rur rDT$sD y$sDngIS r5EsoS SoyDsS March
fFr7 Ns II ELEyGS ELEVEN coSsEsSSSrHiys cSEsSSHis HUUEs HOEs
Will co'i5ESc% liz $HSAT Ty$SE 5E4F If
Mr. Bar1um The aaPar,d ats'ined br this
hmou pes srlH debating hire pifG' and fresh antagonists IA
@ @ ' ''s 5 f. 3, Ef % w.s s pfa % f
rGn. rue hDpor iar e,nniai bneai ts proceeds Of
no r
Weston tbs dulg
wi'O to caeaae mG;i fIca Of the ety
FlFiY MILES l., El VEN C1SsECUfIVs GouR3 WlTH,
OUT FOOD OR RISE
Admission. 80 .sat'. a-lal,rs c--ni H.n,ceri-.
ID L. BARNUMs HiPPOD8OME.
SHORT SEASON OF TROrrlSG THIS WEEK.
MANAGERS. - D. Walton aat Dan Mace
TUESDAY 1n2s2 FH21E Eyas5as f95 sAoS4JAr 9s45 NIGHTS
NAEcH >. II, -.
TUESDAY sICaT. neou o..
THREE GLEAT rHorTtNG RACES
GRAND Jzq9aE zs5iE P,41 e,rN. ag4yNG FIJI RACES.
sorE; '.' ar. a in .'er.7,s to TIE cF'oai'.ry IN.
ment a ins' u.ed at il esl s n ~ @ heart OF The cay
THE GREAT zo7LoGrAL COLLECTION OF
OUU "u,D BEAsiS
Genera aamo7 30 cents carsu unor ten IS cents Re-
serve Ofeaestr' 'aliE, 80 cents
I YCEUM .THEATER. = Rstori-To-night.
a. >eco1G Of f. farewell ape .riuecs Of
Mae. AD LAIbk RiSIOEI.
MONDAY. positively at 0lsht " NARY STUART.
Rl,IOK 10 her rseit role, 5ARf STUART
TgESDA Eaad THURSDAY EVENINGS. harcl and H.
Frt pr,iscton Amerci Of
Victor Hlgos Nal. ,Ici -eis LlOhLLlA BORGlA
RIS ORR lir.t tm-) d, Ii 'RkZiA BORGiA.
Rec iguizrd of he CREATES. chsfac;r cs
FRIDAY by nqu,n lovsiy s pe.f0rhauce Of ELIZABETH.
QUEEN Of ENGLAND
SATURDAY. At 80. SECO1D RGsTORI XArGSER.
gETkOPOLlTAN MU>EUM OF ARf,
VA 1913 Was Tbs. Ncw- ioil.
o en- g. l~-lO a. N. TO . Do IT. Ya1sgs ifer.
MR.. JEROME HOPKE,5
vi viii give hi. G-s- PIANO LfCTURg COyCRRr" copy
g4tea) IIs AFI ERNOOA, re 3la ooe NAYS ihd
frsia colossal o ONE III NDkD PIE ES f0m
stuc,sIOn Of te au.e4c Ic.es IL At DIIsONs, III
Boa.S
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

~ els W. WILLIAMS ALEXANDER "a. BLACK. Plaia-
tbs Hgns EDN ARD STUART, JOIN Dor, Al RI HARD ROE,
Drfendants.-slmm1ns flr demand To
Errrbv noued required the
complaint acio0 Sch copy
and a the complaint the sub
SCRIBE olce, 81 Wal NeE-ioE within twenty
~
n the oosaR time Aforesaid the
pa u IN this viii take judgment Tor tie Of
2JlUO dollars
fg22 a 2Ol the ly u December
one thousand hundred youT OF tas
a.
D.ei December Il lh 1874.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
UPHOLSTERY.

We arr oGe7ag CLUrT LACE CCeTAIrs and BEDsPRBADs,
trnmed with Core silks b'nisoaev enbr rsi, maxim; very
eomtaato Iey new, AID before offered Also.
CRBTONEBs aad SATlAE&
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
5liuatlon5 Dan.e6-- Malts.

Nisceu lLeoI5.
COOK and BUTLER-A Froncbman and wife
y Ike ha vf; - excellent ian " eooG
nlkes of 8 s house %.
ant Nlug n,-if .us-f.i glo ecrerees Ap1T a.
ODB Us FRENCH DUKU lUJ Nes. 3i.st orle1 BEo4.7iy
nqlrs for L. G.
EARMER, BE-, DAIRY WOMAN, &c.-by
grown son and daughr; man veil 4coome al brancnes
frmWork neY sowing A clrs stock g. VII wri
verse; m 0f fd butter MAXIM "L"es'.
cafng poultry. Cal II cAaPbN IEho los
West llth-st. 6tI- We
USEFUL MANA young man would like Il
u ace 20 fus 4 riracty. en- rrf ami 1895
porter. work fsnj 50 20 oIec can lr ~
reference Apply at ODELLS AG-SCI 1O5 "e o4H" corner
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Cream.

~ d. WOODHCLL & CO..
~. to - Noore-at sUf. CREAH delivered IN an
psrt Jer city shipped, packed
cr to ans ,ogH between BIsi0a a1I f'-.. art To-.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
D-.'d December = w. s1oy srEaxE Pl.n. Attorney

The earpsin the shove entd hctIn the oce
C sd CoaaV Of htWf M a. o." Court house 10
the cts 18Th dsv o l3u'tn eight h1a4 ed
and seventy Eve SIMON 6lEh. +, in'ii. Attorney.
lswgsM No Ol Mallsi.. Nee-fork.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

NUPKBME CUUNI, tII AND LUUNI
- OF NETWORK -GEORGE DG r. Arden sud THOMAS u.
WuiTR Plsin1 against JJAQCla PALLLDO sl1 FRANCISCO
MONDA DeestsatA-sunmons FOR loreV demand on eourfe
serIO selclhnt above and. lo4 bersbF
required tr complaint It's aci1n which Wi
b. oc & the Clerk u the Coa 0fhe Ctr snJ
tA- ty Of N-Niurk ard q
10 the Complaint on Ae subcTs al their o1ee No
i4g BldNay the tv of wiork vhn dsrs after The
service o the OF such
and g. sj within the time a1re al
tire PLAN acton vii take iu.men for the sum
Aaa red aud ioII a aOA sns i@en eni' sh ~ ei
u july tuOus1n eig hnadr Rl sefrnf
cots Disbursements 4 hs oDted Oetobef
20 1874. DAhlEs Il WHlrkHKAD. Plaintiff AuorDeTs,
No. lac Broadway
The complaint in the shove acton fsd the Office Of the sf
Coun m hes YORK. a. III. Court hoae
Ia Ly New Ioi the sssepta dsJ si JsaaafJ 1872
lS lAkCs4
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

.lI.1 WEST 27ri-ST.-A trst-class DRESS
- sohcA few VI p4t si her soaSs
Call " address Al,s RhOADEs.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Mattresses.

WAITRESS or CIfAMBEIAlAlD and
w WAITRESS or FISB WASHING. ~ hghf nfec ie Pro
e,ut young WOMAN c1mpetcaE either caqae aetn n<
slss. is ol tlamI Icrns4 fSss
@ = ~ r-,sr bs.t ts.un1ri.ls nlfr hone uet ssi
oi-ug. = Or eoaasry. Apply BJOhHAAs. JOI als's
near .0d-Gi.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Searr5tre iSes.

4 \ experienced operator on the Whel !ef 81
y Wl., q. ,,nne wishes a mO-s EfGAG hHEAT5 ~
nv or undesars oil binds of flmy Co. On -
81 zt.u-sL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Farmers.

EARM WORK and usefUl.-By n young man
age l8 Je wioc 20 fr1 mills and cattl- and
oss g,r gius1 oo hl0 70 poultry
ZOO eaolmen.aon CAKPEA Et s. loo est llh St
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
A RESPECTABLY connecLtd EnglIsh GlrI.

a ssei q desires position IN 'trssa 'n'y LAD's
COAPASIOS male b. self a-siu, ll 900"
Per objection tsave eeEeoa elc-ilgi AlI4os Pot
Odice Bor5 New ar
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Miscellaneous.

a RESPECTABLE PERSON seeks n SIT y
q AiIoS ,s HOUsRKEkP void ks charge o. Inca
in hotel address l the Wees, ~ Nonr11t-ft bo1.in p
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Coachrel.
NOACHMAN and uscful manly a RESPECT

- man. a,r sni drive horses
H. VOID. tend fire. aid furnace m lawns msk
roads &c, best rrconmegGALOhs Ca!I
CAhPEAILla, LOO hes. llsu-s,., COT O.A-a'e
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

COACHMAN and USEFUI--Man and wife,
oe-th-r or eparte-By competent sober
GOOD sar AZ undsflEds sare4iaE, eqlre, vile complete
sook e4oesaI oi eoantrYj have good
a.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

ACE-W ORK.-An expert Lace hand TOr-
IL merry 'ore~on,n are manuaeirls '.lsh''l,al ses
aces superior ne 'o-e Cal " a-4s-ss MAJ
STR IS 9i5 6th-svs.. - he fancy s.'ra
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
SHOES.

In sdon to gu, regur n TALRNG BOOTS for ladies' Ne,T
-. , zee e hing the sud shoe hSe, de-
rsnea especially for c. Ceas rlO, shoes specially
, 1875-11-15

p!cuty of corna, aud still smother who coull not
tln,l anything bn5oud pair Of greasy trowors
!.nt1 q 1lannet Rhirt. There tl4cy etonl in lne.
AMI A. tho hiGnAl they marched forth In ba!t1n
array like tho 1fulliRan Guards no two Of
lla'n ablc 10 koop step. Thoy wsnt
south on Clark htraot, and bagln-
Ting a: Harrison street thoy vslttd
avery ranch all alung tho iino 10 Two.fth street,
nnd ticu roturniug oy Third mud Fourth avonren
they scoorad n alf tho vAgrants. pimpH loafe1n
and sh'ovcs that con]d DO found. THO raid
hosan At a:,'o ocl. ok IN tho morning, and n
oeiocx Ito see''e At Tue Armory hegGsrcd
from au alnond-ovod co.essiaf, who vbluoi
away III tho corucr TINT he "no
dolIs le.se 20, bone" up to = st.lwart
form Of Fourth avenue loafer. In Tho weo
cu,a' hou y that thoy had boon taken they had
au euviabc ctiAnce To make IN in dress, md
tauH yic with The ridiculous appearance Of tho
rslice who lad pulled them. The Cs,,nsn1as
waA captured At tho famous "Lung Branch"
and all along the line "nigs " and yilo malo
t:Ash Of thu Tom Coiy etripo woro gathoreI
into ths ecoop-not. Tlloy nero hacked In squads
Of tru an.1 tiuzen into Tho cola, and At onto
tncrc cuninoncel fearful ntbol of language,
song. md danes. fhs professional baiiots we're
kert nu.v all dny, and yot, w1th all their wiling
i'eHA to bail or eyon 4 wild cat, quits number
ktv ia*t night. 1'ilo unfortunate fomalo. Who
rrsi1e i'll that portion pf tho tovn we.o lcft
severely a'oae, only one OF tw0 1f tho most dis
orderly o:es beinE taken IN. The police eeecryc
rreat yrafso for TIN manipulation of tho raid
md il there th any fnitt III Police justices it
will bn eotns tltno boforo another such raid will
Le pccosBQyf.
, 1875-11-15
DEDICATION OF THE CATHOLIC CATHE.
DRAl,

J. II. DoSL1N ELECTED MARSHAL or THE DAT.
A convention OF delegatsa from the vnrious
Rurupn Catholic organizations in tbs city was
held iu Maskolls Hall, on Dcsp1aineB street.
near Jackson. last evening for tho purpose Of
olecsiuG Grand Marshal and making tho necos-
ssrp arrangements to attenl tho dedication Of
lhe Cathedral Of The Holy Nauo, corner Of Stata
and Superior Htleets noxt Sunday. There weso
three nenbcrs from zach Of the following societies
present II the meeting Roman Catholic Tom
psEanco soctety, Young Mena Catholic Total
Aottlnenco md Denevoisat Boclety, St. Patzick's
!: a. .. Society. III. PatElck'a Society Of tha
ESatea q soC3 tRe Holy Family oy Family Tcla
1oh"'s Church. Ancient Order Of Ii.ber-
EmeI.'d Dsaeso'ept As:ool:.lon !: ! b,spebes spe
Sos: = 7. and ~ bt. FtanciH' Bocetv, 81, Bepo.
Society Of Vt. Josoph's pa1ish, ii, Fiua. + x II :
Society b.. Jamea' r. A. i. Soc,aty. nerman
nomsn Catholic ltansyolcut AAsociat,ofn Nst,nn.
a Catholic bonevolent Society. 1t. Uonifsce So.
Sie sSy 10sns IT, pus Msai iosns ses'y xs g. 8: Ma
nr,dget'e r. A. u. Bociety, st. A!foasus Socistv
IT. MichRel's Society, II. Mary Aodslj,y. Tonsn
Catholic Iemperanco Guards. Young Nous So-
dsty Gf tss Haassn Of ihs TOY Family
Patrick, ". patet'H German boclety, HuIy Fsmi.
y Sodality. 1T. FatEick's Total Abstinence O.
detA, ..-
Il. ]. Carroll. OF tho Roman Catholic Taupo,.
ance Society called tho nle0tnK to order, aud
rouxfatuta cd Tue Gent!alnea Oh having ono ol
tue largest couyentlons syer hs4d III this city
lor si1!iur purhosa.
J. I. Daley acted ~ Secretary.
Doulin. john r. Walsh. ". j. MaskolI. Hugh
AahaiEe. aud Cornelius Howard were nom,-
natod for the position Of Grand Marshal Of tAs
soeistie. next Sunday.
, 1875-11-15
FIRES.


IN IfttNA8bs
The alarm nt Dox CIT at o'clock last evening
Was caused by fire iu barn In the rear of No.
307 Weat Lolke Htroet. owned by Charles 1den-
berg. Damage, 9100; no insurance.
Tho alarm, from box 651 at II o'clock last oven :
ing was caused by fro in the shroo.atoFy brick
building Nos. 9j and 07 milwaukee, avenue,
owned by Patrick KiIlcrano. The first floor,
whero tho fire originated, a occupied ae \ dry
goods atoIs by II. Dnrand + Co., vlloao lo.s OF.
stock Is about e, QUO, fully injured in unknown
conpanes. Tho building il damaged to tho ex-
tcnt of about 50n and in insured In Che Dteuou, OF
Germany, for %3,U0U, and III tho Hamburg and
Bromon, Of Germany. for a30tl0. Tue lro was
n'idently tne work of sn iucendlary aB nbaut at
the tinlo mentioned Officer Wu!ff (traFeing that
l'eRt) discovered a man lenyiug tho store BY tho
laar door IN suspicious mnunes. 11c Eayo
cl!aac. but lost the tan In the darkness aud ILL.,
tr'cacy Of the nclgboring alloys. Nbon llo re-
CnYO tho alarm.
, 1875-11-15

F1Eo0n-shooting, nnA other Ttoms s,z
s.uCnl News.
srte'd' CorreUoaatnts D The chfrndo 7r,bnnt.
11ocKlonD, ILL.,, Nov. 13-1soc'lforA Ia not IL
sporting community BY auy tneann bnt onco In ..
whilo Ho have somo tolerahly fine sport will, the
trigger tfor Instancc, llie st. LouIs ducl). Last
Wednesday about 300 pigeons Soro dispatched
Oh tho fairgrounds by nomo Chicago, Rockford,
Deloit, Cherry Valley, aud 1}olyidcro aportsnon,
who. howcvcr, did not Distinguish themselves
very much. Among tl1oac wllo confessed for tho
different pffzca were II. n. Sherman, T.. Dogar,
~. Tons!ey, D. Chamberlain E. II. Lyman, and
q. Beard.
Tho Chicago. Rockford & Northern Railroad
Company commenced busincss here Aug. II.
btnoo thon, their rceoipte have bea,, nearly s6.-
0o1, and 10 carloads Of freight, or about q 120-
7l5 pounds.
john W. Dyer, ono of tile oldest Hettars Of
WIpnebaIo County, died vary suddenly to-laT,
IN lslnndy County Ia, In tile 10th yonr Of his
nge. llr. Dyer waa OIL \ visit at tho huuso OF
hts sou.
Charles II. Faulkner, ol tho Rockford DlndcrY,
Ass discontinued the hunincss.
Tho Forest City Furniture Company, chat
tered Company, commence tho manufacture OF
furniture III their now building in two weeks.
Iills If well 0rEantzcd company. G. G. briggs,
EHI., is President, Md Charics II. Keith, Sccrc-
larry.
John D. Waterman, for many yearB the e.ti-
ciont agcn: In Rockford for the Western Union
Telegraph Company. has resi5ned, ami has gonc
i'll With Gnuls. tlill 4 Co.. p'ow-manufacturols
, 1875-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The illinois st. An,ror's sorIety holds lis no &.
annual dinner at the Sherman nouae NOV. 80.
The eale OF reserved sea!s for tho Camilla
Urfo CONCERT tomorrow evening com1nencus
this morning at tho Farwolt.a1il box x-otIlco.
Dr.. N. s. Dav1s will dcliycr ftee lecture upoa
the subject Of Temperance. under the auspices
OF the cousral Refotn Club, In the chapel Of tho
Wnshiugtonisn Home, this evening.
Tho second of the "West Side Conrse Of Leo
tutes" will be glvsn this evening, By Emery A.
ssorrs, Esq, At the Church Of the Eeacomer,
corner Of Sangamon aud Washington stfeotc.
Con. Banks lccturea tonight 1t Plymouth
Church, unoer tho auapees ol tho Star Con- 90.
uLoa " Tho 1sepubie; VIII 1t Endure p Before
the lecture, alisa Honrietts E. Monroo will rcAd
Charlie alaclreo," Tho No. Church Organ, -
and 'soarching for tho Slain."
The ". Z. 7. y. Of Chicago hold daily
AT a.e welcome. Tho leAders this week arc
alouday, Mrs. Fe.uer; TueB.ay, Mrs. Schuy-
ler: Wednesday, Mss. San o. del; Thursday,
Miss o. Wood; Friday, Mra. Cu1nmluKa; Batu1-
day, Mrs. Uarkes.
The Chicago Caletlonlan Club will tnauRurate
tcrta!nments At tb~'4 ball. No. lG0 Washington
atreet, Tomorrow syoninK At o'clock. Hben
Robert flrrvcy, P ~, Bz-Chicf Of tho Club, will
deliver his lecti ro on slr Walter Scott The
musical part Of 1bo programme will be sustained
by tho folloaing musicians: Mrs. Carroll. Afita
Whitehead. Mias jioncox. Prot. Gill, Mr. Leach.
aud sIr. Whftelcad.
Tho Athenuum ei.as the following programme
for this wcoL. ais evening. lecture in tbo
Dino Course by thc ltuv+ II. n. Powers, u. D..
on "Tho Influence OF tho ucart In Human AT
falrs," On IueB<lay oscufng, at tho request Of
numerous tfieuds IN thlH city, Col. JA1neB Far
man. OF PARIS. will deliver lecture uron ~ ia
Mission Of Emo Ait to the htksses." This will
be 3 apestal lacsure OF tue Dime Course. Tho
uyenlng 'asecs N,A usoet during tho week "a
heretofoso announced.
, 1875-11-15
CRIMINAL.


a man named John McAun WA .rr--.s. u,
the Weet Side police Yesterday afternoon. 1Ic
=, snnno..,, "a In ~. ~ ~, .,a. -.
t,....,I .s,. ~ w ~ Wv ~ o4o' AAn uau'ea
Eot"s, WHO oaue neeo homo TWO weeks ago. from
Fisk Station, with q pack Of hounds to be used
in fox racu at Dexter PARK. alcAuN triod tn
steal one of thn l,aunda v1a m VI. ,.o,, ), H..
h,,o, 49,, r,,,.;. ...,.s......I. :" sao
1880 A"'' 1.' ''1 'ouenostas.a9' tno tu'et enos
NJ Ill., *aa oa1e'9 tnlasou killing him.
JOHN uart-not tue minstrel, but noyerthc,e,s
, ,ood.s,,a, f,,,n,.I,o,i.,, -.
80, t. "vs' 'u~"aH wa. a'testeo
Yss's.aAy a. tue instance OF ". IL. King, Of No,
IN! Wcst Madison street, whn claima that Hart
stole $40 dross cont from him. And Hart WAN
funny oneuph tn nchnnw,ccoa Inn ,h.f, .rI,,a
,,,.t ~ vi - T.. 49, .uo''' oat1uH
.aA' Nv ua. Pa"noo - ~ quo oeanl'dts on Clask
htieet' nsar folk, hha tlas he took no pawn
ticket for It. hccsuso l,e told tho raHnbroker II
WAS Etolon. II tuia story Is true bobmt,it'u case
is hard one.
f,n3car r.U.v =, ~. WA. ,ru.,nL n.,r.
,,on xass,,rJon snu mest "ehta ntleot hsa'
,h,avcs H. n,ds.. ~ Ea"g VI n'e young
a"" ,sir "' ,ran mot uole tIan ~ sea!a ot
ssn.. - L'S1,.. S"o wa ~ sn'cE I.ouae1 oh pro-
sn vhcn ttn "u ~ 'ne iae,
61cl,ed ~hasnvs,p e.,.sn .Ea,9 '.sen. tnoy
Hat d." 49, i,...,, sse aa.'eht - ~ tAen IN
sn,.il .,tinio. .,"I esoos MotG to"uu humorous
anartr,crt msoS ,h.; n"ay ~ saotoFfAnoan
nI."nnd am,, ntt"d ~ s"o1' u'54'a 41"e'es Ia"
w." '''e'' w.
.. lerenco Stono Is . precious stsast hummer
Yesterday, IN company with Two other Ayaga !"
OF bits own stripe. 10 took ridn IN q hack aud
visited all the eAd places about tuwu. At Jennie