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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

All over the land, year after year, bringing to
WomAnlind futter and fear, the nsws-ladsn
air, with 4 chucklo and bore, in the daily papers
TO every door. the terrible signing Of soft gentle
hearts, telling that, spite Of oil Oupid's darts,
Sheridan inst only smiled away.
IL
And thicker yet those Arrows Of love pattered
Womankind rolled the cry Of vexation unoon-
tolled making tho blood Of each belle turn cold
~ she tlioughtsis he marble 7" from day to day,
while Sheridan inst only smiled away
III.
But theresa way, ~ Womankind know, .
path TO the heart Of each bold bean, and 10 on 4
certain.moonlight night. . girl = fair ~ the
might. All M shs knew new Of Z Wo%anssads % I :. viii, I
she shot bright glance st little Phil; then
they walked and they talked, and Sheridan just
only smiled away
Still sprung from her red lips, moving spry,
words bright q the stars in the winters sky, or
tho tail Of . comet sweeping faster and faster,
forboding to bschelors rous and disaster. Tho
heart Of the girl and the heart Of the master C)
were beating like drums on the Fourth OF July,
were beating like rain from an equinox sky her
powors to please are none Of them hid, and
v. HH
Under his spuning feet he casts their ioers
bachelor tastes al fed away (iike Jubal Early
one long past day,) and tho girl ~ demure ~ .
smoking dove, smote him with shy ewes full Of
love. And 10 !! they are nearing their hearts
heaven dear, their wedding day draweth very
vi.
The first that the General SAW was the
group Of wedding guests, then the presents In
What AOnn VvfNak tn n ha knayv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
French Homer TO am Anaerican Physi.
clan.

DIR. Mary Putnam Jacobi has recently received
from Paris the bronze medal awarded three
ysars ago by tho Academy Of Medicine for her
graduating thesis. This gives her rank Of from
firth to eighth In GLASS Of three hundred, for
Of that number Of theses four wcro awarded
gold and four bronze medals, and seven moro
received honorable mention. It was she who
knocked 20 loudly at the doors Of the venerable
and conservative Academy a. to compel the ad-
mission Of her sex, for the first time, to pre-
liminary examination. After six months Of hard
work she obtained the necessary permission,
granted, Il was said, In tho hope and belief that
thesis against those Of host Of male competi-
tors 10 not pleasant to the PArisian medical four
mails,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
A District Conferenco.
CONFERENCE or TIE MINISTERS OF THE wIlMINa.
TON DT6TRTCT, n. Z. CHURCH.

CONFERENCE OF TIE MINISTERS OF THE wILNTN0-
TON DISTRICT, N. Z. CHURCH.
At the last session of the n. e. Church rule
was passed allowing the holding Of District Con-
fsrenca4.
The trst Of these conferences will be held 1t
North East, Nd, 90 mmencing Juno 18th, 1876, ut
8 O'Clock p. n. The opening sermon will either
be preached by Bishop Scott, or Rev J. b. Msr-
ritt, the latter having been appointed alternate
for that purpose.
The following disciplinary questions are to be
diacuasod by those whose names arV annexed /.
GLOW can we best promote the growth and
development Of our district p Rev. J. B. Mann,
lev. John France r., :.
''What are the churches Of our country doing
in the work Of education, and wlly2" Rev. A. W.
Milby, Rev. J. o. Bypherd.
''What are the obligations assumed in infant
baptism. and what benefits are to be derived ?"
Rev. J. E. Smith, Rev. T. 3. Williams.
"How may the correctional bonds Of Metho-
dism be strengthened 2' Rcv. Chas Hill. Rev. T.
d. Hunter.
A Sunday School jubilee will be held on Sat.
urday afternoon, and the District Stewards will
meet on Friday. Az this is tho first Conference
Of this kind 1t is expected that there will DO =
general attendance Of ministers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
TO BELINDA JANE.

We walked In pleasant spots, and thou
Vast loving to me, ~ ny w0at;
We once thought love would last. hut INV
We don't. s..
Onr love wa wide - skies above,
For lovers ne'er can love by halves;
Our love waa likest to the love
OF oAlveA
ThRt day WA sweet-ah not like this
Yea, aweetcr than the fabled honey;
Tho one sad thought that spollt our bliss
Was money.
We thought thereon, oar hearts grew sal
Our fates We vsinly execrated;
o Time, that changes ali, I'm glad
WAITED.
For now, Belinda Jane, I'm bald,
And thon'rt . maiden lady;
Thine age that side OF nfty called
Tho shaiiy.
Yat once again well play our Parts.
while Joy dispels ohlivious mist;
And va win aee each others hearts
At whist.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

The laying Of tbs direct United States cable
has been completed, an4 telegraphio Qommunj-
cation IL thereby established between New
Hsmpshire snd the Irish coast
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
ShcrtaAn's (B]rSde,

Msjor-gsneraily speaking. IL is not good for
man to be alone.-Anonymous
Love rules alike in camp and court.-OM
Song. H"
The dart Of Cupid ia mightior than the sword.
-Ne,o ProuerJ.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Sheridan 4. buchanan
Read
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

A ticket Office and freight depot aro beina
bRilt ut HarbesaD, on the ]. 4 D. H. r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

WomAnkind futter and fear, the nsws-ladsn
air, with chucklo and bore, in the daily papers
TO every door. the terrible signing Of soft gentle
hearts, telling thas, spite Of oil Oupids darts,
Sheridan inst only smiled away.
, 1875-06-03

forth In ali It's glory. The e1ecta Of al neli-
claes which operate upon the sysscm through
tho medium OF the blood arc necessarily nomc-
mi,st rlow. no matter how good tho remedy EN-
poycl. Whtlo ono TO three bottEea clear tho
hk,n Of ptmple., bIotc1'cs. erupsion.. yt!low
spots. conledanos, or "grubs," dozen may
rnstihy lie required 10 euro some caacs w''oro
tho ryste!n is rotten with acrofntous or vrnlont
blood roieons. Tho euro Of all thcse dlscaaen.
l'owcrcs, from tho common piinpte to Tho worat
ectofula, H. with lilo uso OF thia mort potent
agent, only tna.tcs Of time. Sold by dealers in
mcdicincn.
Ch*Enrn w1Tn Entr1tosA-ErnED.
C1.AvrHAcx, Columbia Cn., y. Y,-Lr. r. Y.
Pierce Buffalo. y. I-DEAn SIN: am co
years Of ago. AMI have kecn afflicted will, Salt
1illcum In the worst form for great many
rcsr., until, sccidcnt!y taw ouc Of your hooks,
| which described my case exactly. bought
| your Goidcu Medical Discovery and took two
bo.tlcs and hall. aud waa entirely cured.
From tn! shoulders to my hands I waR entirely
coyeEod With cruptlons n'ao on fnco and holy.
VAS like wiso afflicted with lshoumnsia1. 20 that
walked with great difficulty. and that Is entlrc-
| " cured May Col nparo 5ou long life to re.
main blosa,ng to mankind. Will nnto!l grati.
tudo. NEs. 4. ". WILLIAMS.
, 1875-06-03

Special Dispatch to Ihs Chtat'o 7,ffJHAs.
ErntSaflElD. H., Juno 2.-Tho second annual
ncutln. of tho Slate al!!1era' Arsoc;atiun met
lssao to-day, with .wonty-eght tlologa.ts In a!-
tendance. Thu session will continue TOMORROW
when 1t II cxpcutod that lateo number Of
millosa from Chicago will 10 PRESENT. George
Dane, of St.. Louis, President Of thu National
Asauciatiou, .ocgraphcd tho Convention that ho
would 10 hero tomorrow, ~ would all The
mtlIera from st. Louis. Tho PRESIDENT Of
tho Association having died al'co tlo
last meeting, ST.. Mccasue, u shls
city, who IL yico-pIrsidont, took u, chatr.
Tho Convention seoms to hayo two Effective
points f'ret to roduce tho .asea OF Insurance
on mlll.psopcrty. either though preset tasur-
anco companies or by houlo mutual rlm to 10
devised. Tho average sato OF lus'l. auco3n Inlli-
properly ia nea.ly FOR cont, notwithstanding
this c.aaa OF property. Ia AZ VII. u
not bottot, built titan tho average lsouses
where insurance tatas nro " Us
per eent. Tho next pont IL tho cseat'ci o!
court which shall hnyo exclusive 1nt!d!eton
over patens cases, anl concurrent 1aflnio!lon
With the supreme Court OF tho Unlted states.
To effect this tue Convention indoreeu to !eso-
lut,ou passed by tho Na.ouAl Association asking
Congrosa 10 rasa q law croatlng such court,
sud Lhen Adjourned till tu-murrow.
, 1875-06-03

confidence, have represented that II will not bs
necuAsary 10 tska donn Tho va!in Thcso grm-
tlef1tn any tl1at no cracks hrh visible fiom tho
ontBlna aud ebAt the cta:ss upon the t'1niIo eau
bu corrected without removing the walts.
Mr.. nnfEnLr, E4rr or TIFF cr*TnM.uorFE, aArs
HE IS NOT 4 FAD CASH.
To tht Editor Of Ths Eh,tado ir1brr:
1L1txo.s Ioury. 11ptAsArotss, May 81, 1876
Jn your isAuc Of SATURDAY, Nav 20, you published
an ARTICLE concerning nn. sGned ]. AlcC., IN e1-
cmrinye, whc. deem need. areplv. to place my
relf III proper light hofore tny felIo1-cttazcih
J. McC. thinks there Is too much oack-bltihg In
the Custom 1Iou-c aGar. and tn,ist stats that
t!ts attempt Of lis III tito vorst caHo Of Dack.
biting over Rad or heard Of: Why con,d lle
not pubIl.n mhn. ,.e hhi to aay before LETT thu
civ. which did on "tiav, May az lie &C
ctleea INC Of being tic tut nf nj article i! tho
Times Of Tltnrs'la>. wl.ra Ao'ohnir declare
know nothing at,ont and haye never sceN:
An for acGtistnE Warner III ipabnltty, know
nothing about the man, comparatively snrhkl1iE,
~ nnver exchanged hsr minutes talk With him
during mr. term OF emaloyinent On tho WoFkH:
anu In regard to sfr. Rankin aud Ar. Cocy,
have nothing to hny until am naked. Mr. Tan
kin did discharge me last August, when ,7as
in Wntertown. Wlu., writing = f,icnd who had
ieon hurt and not expected to live; hut 1o'l
l!o became acquainted With tl,e circumstances.
was rcitlssated, which all Of tho officials on
tho WDrkH can tGHib1f 10. i'll Ifphtu ~ uI3
being an emlgrant certainly acknowledge thas
raw light bnfore cafno to America. ard pre-
s,me there nte few more in tue Sans FIX. and.
II they ara ali TO bo treated ~ J. Net. would
wish, they hase my sympathy. / was tnc!ely 3
boy whon' came ID tut. country. and had served
only ,wo years sud y haif Of my sp'
rrentIccsl,lp. finished m! torn with Nc
John Adatr, bors 1tono.cuttor. 10 EeH
York. w!tch place 1eft and came
to Chicago two ysarH ago ia.t tnonth. and Ma
employed Oh tho Custum-Ilonse until recently
whom was discharged on nnrric'oa Of haylfss
appealed 10 tic Supervising Architect. MF. rot
.cr. to bo relieved from unjust md ty1ann,ca
,mposltsons-of money collections for watch
I horse, raftle, eud dlrers other schemes. j
,lcC. tcrms me nad cage, which Ii lie, ant
tlafy ilin1, or any other Inan. to provo raj
rucl,. Aud 1t j. Mcc.. ~ ho signs him
n.ls, hrs tho lcaat spirit ot nanhno.!
let him reply to this and t,gn bis nasne in fnll
! think mona but y higoted fnreigner would N'Hl
! to dcrtiyo 4 man Of earning living berct
that is not the srist Of stue-boTn Americans, a
| far az my experience an9ng them goes, 80
| feel safe IN stating fat tho Hnme time contra
! dieting Mr.. J. McC.) that was entitled to cin
! ri ,yment among others on the Un1tod staso
| custom. IionEo no long Al my services "ere Re
qu,scd and performed my duty faithfully. Il
conclusion. hope tho next man who tries t.
dethne mo will be one Of ordinary comnlol
eenEe, aud nns *ho iH uot afraid TO ateu LII
nano 60 sign ,nino. Jo,,S L. Dn1EnLr.
, 1875-06-03

nle. reared. complete Il stsnds," by IlarFlaon
Atiliar1 and chants, marches, an Invocation,
r, And chorus, A,ld doxolony.
Tho other oxerciacA began with prayer mad
tho reading Of selections from tho t5cslrturo by
tho Q,an Chaplain, follonnd by al ad.iraah W
tho OtRnd Mantcr. tile FERMENTATION OF tho atct,!-
:cc4, N. I.odFun, and tito brother builder. JOLT,
7. Eonoger. 10 tho Grand Master, and thu !at-
tni'h tcnpnnso. froee-hiou Of otflcDih was
then formed and conducted nronn4 tue chatnter.
THE DEDICATION. .....
Tho Grand Cf,hplain tIlet, Offered the conse-
Grafton PRAYER. Tic Grand Master ou1cd IN
t1,n ,otleo ve-eol Of corn. dcdica'ing The lodgn
to CtcemaAourv: = veAhcl Of vino, dedcAtlnK 1t
to viitre. and a vesnct Of oil, dcdscatlnE II 10
uniyefhai bon1voteIlce.
John l.. I.ewit, Pat Grand Master, then pro.
udnnco1 an ntaton of nonlc length. Tho Graud
Marshal next advanced 10 tho aoutl' west, and
tb8t. ard ih cnri place proclaimed tho nav Ma
Hnna hail dedicated aftcr which tho grand
tonots wero given, and tho lodge Was covered.
TIE MtCMl0s N C0SELAyE.
Special Dmgahh to Tht Ehleato iribrn..
KA1.AMAzDo. aflch.. Juno 2.-Giand Com
mahdcr RANDALL delivered Tho snnl,al address,.
lie reports the Order tourfshing.k Tho following
officers wcro elected for thu ensuing ycar =. u.
Mathews. Of Ton,'ac, II. l.. g. e.; Il. 5. RAM
dali, Of Flint, Deputy Hugh slcCarhy, Of Co.
runnn, Genera1lNsinlo; Hollts i. khhpp Of
Jncinop, q. O.; frank Henderson, Of KA!ama-
zoD, \. W, ". Il. TIlling.last, Of Detroit. Pre-.
late; Il. g. ChRndor, 1T Col1wnter Sword.
Eoaror n. 8. Ha1ltl, Treasurer ". +. lnnts,
Of Grand 1Eapidn, Recorder ;.p. 3. l,rownaon, Of
Marshall Htandhrd.i}oarar II. q. Morrison. Ut
Stulpts, Warden A. McGIegor, Of Detroit. q.
s. Tue next meeting tn to la lotd In Detroit.
, 1875-06-03

Antvcrsnry Exercises Of EQcr Nltmcr-
0Hs eihttttstloiis 0t TfotIt1.l, VOCitI,
aud hAnNIa11 Culture.

Antvcrsnry' Exercises Of E1cr Numcr-
0tts lnhtttutloiis 0t Ifotltial, VOcItI,
aud Manual Cnlture.
Sreclu! Dtssatch to Tie Chtcaan TRIBUNE.
JAcRaoSy1LLE. ILL.,, Juno a.-Commcncemen
wccl; IL fairly undor way, and tho city Is filled
With stranger, from all parts Ut tho State, who
arc hero tn witness tho examinations, and other
closing exercises IN our several inatiti;l'ong Ut
learning. It is really u fasivo wccx witn tim
Tcople OF Jacksonville, aud they glyo up all
otler caros to dnyote themselves 10 tho iutcr-
exits aud pleasures Of tim event.
First casuo tho exhibition Of tho graduating
c'ass In tho High School. Tho Opoia- 1Iousa vas
crowded. With eager spectators. Ihcie wore
thirteen Bucce"sfu! applicants for grlduation
honora, and thu young mou aud womor, for per-
feel!on in scholarship. w11d llavo dono ctodt to
nny acalamy or seminary In tho land, Tho
slan'ni of tho High School l.nl MI anniversary.
Thu lou. Newton Uateman delivered III ablo I'd.
dress.
Tho cxercisea Of tho graduating cass Of tho
Conservatory OF M,,sc occurred II ,nday ovou.
lag. Niuo young ladies' wcro acsoslcd tho hun
ozs Of thla institution for having successfully
,nastcrcd tho difrcteut couraes of Htuly .rovil.
I'd. The music. both voeal and Instrumental,
WAS entirely classical. anl vol rcnlotcu.
Tuesday forouoon tue graduating exercises Of
the Yanng Lalca Atlsncua, took place at tue
0ucra-Ilouse in tho presence Of vast pcop.o.
The eutottaInmont WAS worry nler.torlou5, ant! tho
Young ladies' did themselves much ctcdit ! ills'r
csnrc!uus. Esesoh rccalycd 'liolr dtr'o.n1s:
Tuesday foro1nou, afso, Occ|rratl tho closing
cxe1c1sch Mt the Illinois Institution for rho DI.
The spectators were surprised at tho proficiency
shown and tho wonderful capabilities Of thctc
hehtleas pupils. ti;oat credit for til" succoss Of
tho institution la duo The Snnerntc.dent Dr..
, 1875-06-03
!. o. o. +.

THE NfSHEAuIA FRATERNITY.
Srte1dt Dispdtch to The ChIeaao Tribune.
ST. Paul, june 2.--Tho street parade Of the
0dd-Fcl1owa Of tho htato to-day, notwithatand-
Ing the threatening weather, was Que Of tho
most imposing ever Witnessed III the Slate. Del
cgat!ons from lodges throughout tho State com.
mcnced arriving by tho early morning trains,
and continued throughout tho forenoon, tho at
tendance comprising representatives from near
" every lodge In tho Stato. The procession
formed in shower Of rain. at 2 O'Clock. and
numbered about 1,20o besides Grand Lolgo Of.
Accrs and representatives Of tue Grsnl Lodge
of Wisconsin aud ladies' md inyited guesta IN
carriages, and, With thteo bands Of music, moved
through tho principal atreotB Of tho city. To-
night tho st. Paul lodges gtvo their gnessa bail,
aud Tomorrow tho osicels Of tho Grand Lodao
will bo elected, which closes tho business Of tho
alrsiuu.
, 1875-06-03
THE ROAMING EDITORS,

Special Utspatsh to 7hs Chlcaoo Tff5NnA.
6r. pAu14 Mimi, Juno 2.-1no Illinois Ed-
itorial Association. after Visiting tho principal
points Of ,ntalcst about the city this morning.
went 10 M,unelaha Falls aud Minneapolis, re-
turning this afternoon, and left on their return
at o'clock by tho steamer Andy johnson tor
Nj. Louis. Rain iniesierad with. tho pleasures
OF the party to-day AomsWhat. but altogether
thais t<Ip haa bean pleasant aud satlataoto1y,
, 1875-06-03

Spfeta| ptspateA q TIs Chicago 7Tlbun<.
WAsu1saTox, D. G.. juno 2.-Tae reports
which have been received here within few dsya
relative to the Chicago Cuatom.llouso building
arc more encouraging, Several mechanics who
have worked upon the building. and other pes-
aons In whom thu Secretary at tho Treasury has
, 1875-06-03

FARWELL HALL.
FRIDAY EvENfSG. JHnei.
ANNA E. DICKINSON
OK r!E
Political Situation.

INVITATION To MISS DICKINSON.
EniCA1u. May =. l'G5.
MIts Anna r. ntcktnahn:
Tnr undersigned citkHas Of Chicago, Atiag han In.
fnred nt to DO In ths CITY few DAYS.
nstlJ units In fegucsns you u gro slnB tins
.seak, 10 auit 5our cJasEurnce Jour lecture 1c a-
lhiost C1ss" The nAturo Of tho ,cau.e makes 1t NJ
interst tn all cassrs u tho community who ytr
taur IN tn" Sonih cnahfes you tn tmtat Information
pcrtaIly desirable 10 tho Northern public.
Nn tetxe our support OF thu orcnng Jou dcs
lg?stn.
Leonard swctt. j. D. Ward, c. H. Reed. II. H. chi.
vin Rohrf GoitYer, l.. +. Chamhtsain. Philip Wade
WORTH An4 70 nfhcsa,
MISS ulCK1SsoH's Reply.
CncA1o a'sy n, Fiji.
To Me.ss. Leonard swett. j. D. Watd. s. ii. Itsct. i.
p, Colsin. liohcrt CollJcr, Androw sAumsn. +. W.
Palmer, and =. .h"rs.
nsIesnen: With pleasure ter 5.s to your Invitation.
and natns nest ftday su.aH fnne ~ ths time with
ANNA r. pICKiSsoH.
Boz .heet open At Jansen. !cclarg co.'s Book.
Rtnte. III StAtb.kt.
, 1875-06-03
P|NPtES, ERuPTlOHS, ROUGH SKIN.

Tho systcm being put under tho Influence Of
d. Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery tor few
weeks, the skin becomes smooth. clear. soft. aud
yeIyety, aud, being Illuminated with tho glow of
perfect health from within, true beauty stands
, 1875-06-03

Atner Kfrby has snld laf interest In ,ths schr
arab to Theodore Ehsrs, for $40 0...J. L. Congc-,
of hhnapcc has purchase tho srhr r. II. flnsdAts
from Opt. john Il. DoaE for consideration Of $spo
....TIo Cornwall frtehelder sta!cs, us tho rcaun 9f
tho recont vat Of tho Cornwall tlontailou to lilo
Premier. that the Government tncr.,, 10 prosecute
thu wark OIL tho Cornwall md Dc'u1, 'ra'r Canal.
us,t III nEdnr nll1 first 1t tho nrF,c4 If ST. Lswrc,ce
eluals, tho alterations to he begun ,lis fali.
Run ASHORE.
The sclr David yaio. coll-lntlun from Milwaukee,,
lanEshore TdeHluy ncraug, IN tho fog, ,nile1 sou
ofshn.oygan. tolcgram IRON her Captain, at II
L. n, slated tlat tic vcsscl was on sand hosto and
bud ns set hHtt,ncti no lamsg.. Tnp tugs s.arkr
lstshers mil atlr wore !ara4cd to tito nF.fstance
rf The 'Hnre Int nseniHg, MIL II thought wontl
A:ya MI d'rsty n ret Ing ltr MI, though PORTION
Of her cargo uE.y Aayc to u jctiso1letl.
, 1875-06-03
Obituary.

REap1no, Pa. june >3.-John hlttanua. OF
tefs, died to-day, aged Ct Yexsa.
, 1875-06-03
tAKF ERIE.

srtrfal Df-rdteh 10 rAs Easfa7o TthHrs.
rrtr, r., Ilno 2.-Tho bark lscl whlte aod nus IN
,.Ing coal hera a' ca cents 'e, ion. Tor ch','So
nusstc tltuays
, 1875-06-03

sp.rirl Ditn1feh to TIA CARA 10 7tihtns.
L.sALIr, ILL.,. juno e.-Ann1yEn NJ nivtn-Tsop
A,1an.lc light stmr D!cator towing tho hui! o! e.mr
r.ulna Carroll from st+ Louis, With lrc-clay md ro
hrtek for Lasalto.
DErA,srgp--sfmr Dictator, Hight. for Peru.
rAnsEp 1x7o CANAt-l'ron Atlantic AMI. canalboats
Hercules mud j. u. Leonardo ali lIg. for Chicago
1AssEn OuT-Nor'h Star, with lumber, fur l.aSalle.
10 noy!ug iu either direction, nnl scarcely any
oCarcl In narErt.
Tnnnxponr, J,lnr 2-AHnrvrn--I.otgoT Frame. Nor.
H. bu corn, t.aso h oats brilliant, lion,co, leo
Lu cats. .......
clx4rxn-t;on+c.t, Norris 8!,15d It lumber Mon
tan Ottawa. d. 100 II luElhcr; !. Mearl. Whining.
ii !,,ncr. ac.l nn.t4; DanHt., O't.w,, aa,7'o ii
1amter q go 1ath: Morning light, ).t1w: 74li II
lnnher TO- 4ol lath First National, Birds Bridge,
1851 It lumber.
, 1875-06-03

.vEsSEts PASSED pOHT HURON.
srtefaf Btfnt'th Ia Fhe Ehtrs7n TFthtn-.
ronr 11unoa, Mich, June 7.--DowN-1rors Argyfr,
arntrvs nnl targc'. Now York anl basgcs; Zebra
nprou T. G. 1.o1,crr. Golden 1o tr0r+ Atlantic.
I!uron City. Montgomery, Caldwell; fe11rs c'~Hack,
S.w poinnln II. J.. BALDWIN, Clayton belle, 1oscn.
rr-r1ofs IorsIan, Ihll suori',,, lfaekct and ron
,or., Jortcr. Chamberlain and tuggcs LrH Mama.
rrt,. ameron, Norway trnra ratltlrtlla mil con-
.n,i t,;nFn Atid hnrcrs, Fast Hagaw aid larpsH, I'll.
c1,tr and Larger; ,nYks 5uuutt Cloud, =. u. Ele.
WIsp-Honth. trcsh.
WEt1HCn--Wat'n.
roA1 HyHos. Mlsh.. June a-1&3o a. m.-DowH-
'rCr-1rops Aral,is, st. Paul. Wr'tford. Holland.
c,n,nre a, cn-nri. C"wl" md lmr4ca: ac1rr. II. 4.
Wrbl 1o'dhnnter ]. q. ThaYtr Lonc 6tar, D. u.
Eev. f,ontEa Dtnfurt.
W,sp-Snutl1, light.
WEArIH-ElHnsly. -..
Thc rror 1rn ri hareta, returned hrrc for shelter,
fsaTttta ttcrin. nr1 rountling LiM!ra, ous barge
cnauudel In HaEuta Lay.
, 1875-06-03

Mall aud Exprass.
itt1AMa AtItl h+ruatt,f Passenger,
iiultIlliug 4 ) olba1 Eity Etp......
rkGlhe f5ht l.!nt. fur t4snAlA. =.
kxtlsns C!tT4 J.rarnnw1rtn, A.
retttsuu 4 ut. Jutepn k:1p,.....
;.aas ~ t..s...-.....-..........
A1t:ots i'AsEsnEcF........,,t,....
hlena,'tt: ltttawn l. Streator Pass
tuF'fa lasset1Ger....-.........
Auiors Passenger isuu'iayl,..,,
!!uf,u1ue i St,,u1 City Ear,.,..
!act'it Wight Etp, for Omaha, .
hansAA GLfrt l.eATenMuFtn. Al
,,cl!'tn t ST. Joseph Etp,.,.,.
!,'@Irrstitbfa Arcutnn,ptJ ntiin
!lnwnct''stiEJFo AcconltnNiatl,n
ponncsfsGroFs AccnrlJt1 13daiiou
, 1875-06-03

confidence, have represented that IL will not bs
necessary 10 take donn Tho wallis. Thcso gru-
tet1tn ray that no cracks hrh visible fiom tho
bu corrected without removing the walle.
, 1875-06-03

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RhlLH1A0,
Dtpeft, Joof ~ Lstk- -. jnafanaIr dht SIt.>cth.n
aht t:,saf anil sxteesthss. Ticket oets. 81 cl4TaM
, 1875-06-03

Milwaukee 4 TeAirIs du ChIcn
illvltiun, Passenger. cF..,..,.......
MllAAnkee+ Il Crt,sse. }tfnorE.
1T. Paul, Minneapolis, 1siron,
os!txntu 4 Iseou l3Ay, through
f.Ensrsh........, .,.,,....,.,.....
Milwaukee, Madison, fEairla uu
Lh!aa i FnHa. also, MeuAshA
Ant! stsscus fnInt. f'assangeF.
Milwaukee. 1t. Iaul / Mime.
Alqll1, through Etprn.a.