, 1875-01-03

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1913 South Green street, New Years day. .
showed that death ensued from congestion q
the brain. The Coroner's jury, which met yes
| terday, rendered verdlc. accordingly. Deceas
| ed was a years old and waA well known amon
the Germans OF tho c:t7. He Has natlvo o
Hanover.
laundry has been ope1ed at the Shelter, No
227 West Randolph btreet, for tho benefit OF IT,
| poor. None but 6rst-class hands arc employed
and all orders will be promptly attended to ut til
| rate Of IS cents per dozen. THO patronage 0
! the charitable is feryontly invoked bv alesdane
Arnold Forbes. Colonel Gregory, and Miller:
The Foundlings' Home has been tiuauciall.
benefited to tho extent Of $40, the proceeds Of I
concert given for its benefit by Mrs. ". 8. Tobir
aud pupils, 1t the Union Park Congregations
Church. early in the week. Super intencen
shipuaan has written q graceful letter Of thnnkt
to the charitable lady aud her friends.
People who arc inclined to be charitable TO ttt
extent OF Ba7iug pekeous FROM death ~ 6talysr
cion aud freezing, Will hnd = case that will up.
real to their generosity by visiting Mrs MarJ
Celck, No. IS Dunaer street. Her husband. out
OF work, mysteli"usIy disappeared three weeks
ago, and she is left with two children 10 provide
for. She is unable to get work or food. aud y IN
danger Of perishiug in tho midst Of plenty. she
needs immediate attention from the charitable
meeting Of PERSONS interested in giving a
noultiy exhibition III this city this winter was
4ela a5 tee usana 1acue notet isSI e'ous' a.'a =,
M1: F. L. Lemo "as eaneu ~ tne .nast
was appointed Secretary. On motion. Messrs-
E. L. Lamb, W. ". Cofbett, George Natters.
L. Low, G. Smith. aud Alr. Belden, OF Evunston.
fansibiiity of tha move to renor. At gubseauent
rneetinc Cn nont,on tho mcctinp adjourned
until 1nesiIay eyanine A. tho same placc.
.,. ,,.
Mr. slanoS Mesess, Manager o. tns LII mcI-
chants, Farmers aud Mechaales % oaslnss os nspe ~
having receivoa over twenty plans IN ans"eF to
ms c'fculas Win l9leIoncs 10 pms' spsees g;ea-
tlohs. and proposals Tor approx1matlns n1re-
PROOF dwcliog-honses: mas no" apPoanto4
committee 70 dec1ae wh1cn plans a5e eu1.t'ea ~
posed Is fol!owg: ar. LOUIS nAn1' t'',, IRON M tne
uoaIa OF tEo!ic WofAs " y, =. Alalef' lfun ~
the boaru Of Health /; LIZ. y: .; Aouson, on me
part of the business mon Mr: =; tfaonh, m from rom
tno nul!uG.a AssoG1atlon. G nno ILL., ~ i" o10"'
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Two gentlemen residing at INC Vll'age o. ~ -
mont nave ca1m against tne estate 81 o. ne ns 'a.o
tsaao a: omith aao were noslaeu ny al: louoS,
OF 1ne Gonnty Court 70 come ~ oh JAIL ~ W
prove tne11 slal". 1eslc1oav, @oou. t'oou ~.
c!Amahts put 10 an appearance. anu to1oImco
hf- louos tney were OIL s'aou aseo1u.
ins 20 DE ouec'aon. ~ pl9'e W
ehe claim. Ihat ohcla. mtoImoo o, tueln
toae Monoay "as 1no clam'o CAV. ihe pareies H.
slslod thaE 5estefoay "as Aoaoa9, nu.A att;
Young informed them that he presumed the gooo
people OF 11emont haa observed tne Gay oelose
as holiday, aud they hsd not ful1g recovered
caV At lemont must have beea dull one Whom
its citizens imasmoa 1t vas Sunday
The rar71lar weakly meeting of thb phifosoph-
lca! Society was hold last evening At the Hale
Building, corner OF State and Washington
streets The Pses1dene Of the society, ". d.