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controlling its movements AS this information was
given or withheld 10 would as an officer be pre-
sentod in the result favorably or unfavorsbly' In
asmuch as the policy pursued in this particular was
one which had no power to shape. am not Justly
liable to criticism in connection with ts RESULTS
J. w. DOUGLASS
Washington, ID. c., May %. 1879.
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HEAVY FAILURE OF LOUISIANA PLANTERS
NEW ORLEANs, May 30.-J. Hale Syphcr, ca
member OF Congress-. and A. J. sypher. planters % %
Mays Parish, have gone into bankruptcy. tno'r ps
nership liabilities cover $l40.000. and their asso's ~
than ss5oOo j. Hale syphcr's personal habilnes AA'
$lCJDl aud his assets $732
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To.DAY,s CEREMONIES AT MEMPHIS

THE Ex-CONFEDERATE GENERALS, FORREST AND
PILLOW. TO PAETIcIPATE-A KINDLY LITTER
FROM TIE FORMER.
MEMPHIS, May 3O.-CeD. Forrest, in a note TO
the Committee in charge of the ceremonies the National
Cemetery next Monday, accepting the invitation To par
uelpate says:
appreciate and in full sympathy with the spirit of
manly friendship and reconciliation which has prompted
the recent Interchange OF many sOderly courtees
among those who with equal courage, met often
upon the Held Of battle, and sincerely trust that
the time is not far the future when the soldiers OF the
late will TO remember the angry passions
gcndercd b. tho bloody struggle. Between those who
true 10 their colOrs during the late there he
no hate or bitterness Sinoe all have one flag and
one country. there ought to DO estragemen or SEQ
tiOnal antagonism
Gen. Pillow. In response to similar invitation, In be-
half OF the Mexican veterans returns cordial accept
ance.
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DECORATION IN PATERSON.

The decoration ceremonies in Paterson, n.
j., conducted by Farragut and Chaplain Butler
Posts OF the Grand Army OF the Republic on Saturday
morning In the afternoon the veterans paraded through
the principal streets In tho evening memorial
ices held In the Market Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mayor Buckley presiding. A delegation from
Farragu Post left Peterson Saturday night to accom-
pany the New York Veterans to WOodlawn Cemetery,
where Admiral FaIraguts grave was decorated.
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THE DECORATION OF GRAVES ON SATURDAY

SECRETARY BRIsTows CITATION AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 30.-Thedecoratio Of SOL
dlers' graves at Cave Hill yesterday attended by
large number OF people Secretary Bristow opened the
ceremonies with reference TO the Observance OF the day
and the spirit OF patriotism inspired by the recollectons
which they must revive. lie reviewed tho results Of tho
WI, and claimed that later tho South would
enter upon Of uneXaplod prosperity, but this
would not be until the passions VI man had entirely sub
sided and the rghts OF all respected by Nil classes
Of society and popular education provided for. l.
JOINT DECORATION OF GRAVES BY FEDERAL
AND CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May Satisfactorily was
tho most memorable In the history Of Little Rock Fed
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sUBURBUN CEREMONIES.
CEREMONIES In JERSEY CITY.

Tho duties of Decoration Day, in jersey
City, were divided among the several Posts of the Grand
Army of tho Republic, and the result
was that some chose Saturday, some
yesterday and others today for the ceremony. dele
cation of Veterans from old Jersey City" decorated the
graves in the Jersey City cemetery Saturday, with
cut flowers and growing plants contributed mainly
by the children OF the public schools In the evening
memorial services held in the Hedling Methodist
Episcopal Church. Addresses delivered by the
Rev. Messrs. Eddy, Suydam, and Palmer, and Major
4. X. PangbOrn The "Od Hudson City" veterans
OF Zabriskio and George H. Thomas Posts viii decorate
the graves In West Side and st. Peters cemeteries to-day
the Post paraling through several streets during
the day. The "Old Bergen City" Veterans and
Van HOuten Post visited NewYOrk Bay Cemetery
yesterday and decorated the graves there This evening
u memorial service will DO held ut Rock Ridge Chapel
under the auspices OF Zabrske and Thomas Posts The
czens generally displayed their flags at hanast both
Saturday and Yesterday,
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Washington, d. c.. May %. 1875.
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THE WHISKY FRAUDS.
, c,pn FROM COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS.

a CARD FROM COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS.
THE COMMISSIONERS NOT PERMITTED To MANAGE
MA oyr1cr AS HE wIsHED-HIs sUsfiCIoSs or
FRAUDULENT PRACTICES.
20 the Edttor Of The Trtbnne
Srp. Tn tho course of considerable experience IN
,,ll;o Affairs have seldom had occasion to reply to
criticisms of the press, trusting, when the criticisms
were unjust rather to The careful second thought Of
The writers, and TO that vindcation which time
seems 50 generously to insure. Or when mento"'
have endeayorcd 10 profit by rather than to resent
them. But an editorial in your Issue of the I'm
inst. entitled Worse than WHISKY rejecting
u,on the administration of the Internal Revenue
Office has attracted some attention throughout 'he
conntrv and being no longer in pablo position,
am FREQ 10 call your attention 10 certain errors oo'h
in your statements and in your deanc,lohs VIII"
m aterially affect the question at issue. fon say
Previously to July l. 1868 the tax on distilled SPIRITS
had ecn - per gallon sna on r MAJ, until August l.
q WIS again raised. and is now liked at 81
II may be immaterial to remark that the tax on
sn;r;ts was reduced to 50 cents per gallon on the
Doth and not on the LIST of July. 1868. Again, the
Ear was not raised practically Aug l. 1872 to 40
csptsv per gallon but actually raised less than
10 cents per gallon, as little closer observation
will show Section Of the act of July 20, 1S0S,
laid tax of so conts per gallon on spirits. Section
80 of the same act laid additional tax known as
the barrel taxi Of 10 cents per gallon, while the pay
OF CANCERS and storekeepers, which tho dis
filler reimbursed the Government, and the
liocnse and per diem taxes. aggregated large
fraction of another 10 cents per gallon Tins prac-
ticaly under the act of 1865 the tax on spirits was
noarly 20 cents per gallon, and the act which went
into effect Aug. 1, 1872 dill little more than con-
solieate existing items. The tax now is 90 conts,
and not one dollar per gallon. as you have since
correctly stated.
After advortng to the fact that one of my predc-
csssors, the Hon. G. Delano after some Is months
experience, had concluded that his first estimate OF
the annual production of spirits too large, and
had reduced his estimate from so, OOO, 900 gallons
to 5000, O0O your article further proceeds:
Let usnow SEQ how tSe annual production as far as dis
covered the Internal Revenue officers, CON-
pares for the last five years: 49, .o ill.,,
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The foundry and machine shops of
the Raymond & Ely are doing quite an
extensive business, and what is more
doing it we'll. Under the management
of that accomplished engineer and me-
ehanic, Mr.. j. B. Pitchford, some very
superior work is being turned out. For
instance, AN engine is being built for the
Phoebe Company. the only part not en-
tirely new being the bed. The cylinder
will be ~ inch with 20 inch stroke. For
the same company a safety cage is being
remodeled and reconstructed. For the
Newark mill some very heavy pan bot
toms, weighing 1000 pounds each, are
being cast. For the Raymond x Ely
fire hydrants are being cast aud fitted,
also l. 800 feet of lap-welded water pipe
are being manufactured. This pipe Is
for the protection of the hosting works,
and will be laid from the upper tank OF
the Water Company and connected with
five hydrants distributed at proper points
IN order to establish complete protec-
ton from fire. Such heavy and import
ant work as the above is not often turned
ont from country foundry. The estab-
lishment of these shops reflects much
credit upon the foresight and good judg-
ment of Captain Day, the Supt. of the
company.
VICTORIA. Several small sales oil
ground in this mine took place yester'
day. Mr.. Takats sold portions OF his
interest to Messrs. l.. Droulette, 5. Hal
lowell, r. Droulette and J. Alphin. A
large amount of ore has already been
taken from the mine, and both locators
and purchasers are jubilant.
STOCK RANcH--By an advertisement
appearing this morning E. Thibaul
gives notice that he has an Enclosed
ranch at Dry Valley where stock can b.
ranched, to which he will give his con
slant and personal attention. Stock viii
be received at Cooks stables.
DISTRICT CouRT.-The passing of sen
tence on James Gleason was continued
until Wednesday the I'd of June. TIL,
Court reassembeld at 2 p. m, and trans
acted some business of little public i'm
portance.
JUsTICE's CoURT.-In the cases of F
Baker and Fulks l. McAlpin vs.. tn,
Washington & Creole, Judgment wa.
awarded to the plaintiffs. Execution
was stayed until June 9th.
INCnEAsING.-In future the Raymond
IL Ely will ship about As tons of orr
daily.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. j. Travis, wife ant
children arrived yesterday by the Sal
Lake stage.
ANOTHER sale of some of the Victori
ground was yesterday made to Messrs
Recabarron and Dowell.
The following passenger will arriv
on this evenings Hamilton stage. E
Cavence.
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BY TIE LEG RAPH
,PEoIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE,
Eastern DISPATCHES.


New YORK. May ga dispatch from
London says Paul Boynton, who started
to cross the Channel from Grisnez,
France, to Dover, in his life saving suit,
landed between Dover and South Fore
land this morning, having been in the
water continuously for 20 hours and 40
minutes.
Revenue officers yesterday seized 20
barrels of whisky consigned by Rinds-
kotf Bros, first revenue district of Wis
consin, and 100 barrels from r. W. u
rich of st. Louis; claimants not yet ap-
peared.
CONCORD, N. H., May 29.-The Mont
tor, the Republican organ of the State,
calls for the impeachment of Governor
Weston. The article creates consider
able sensation. ....
HARTFORD, Conn, May 30. - H. G..
Cameron, of the University crew of
Trinity College, was drowned yesterday
while practicing in a she'll The shell
was capsized by the wash of a steamer.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The Iowa Episco-
pal Convention at Cedar Rapids yester-
day elected DR.. j. H. Eckleston, rector
of the Church of the Savior, in West
Philadelphia, Bishop Of the Diocese of
Iowa. The vote stood 81 for Eckleston
to 90 for DR.. Knickerbocker, of Mime
apolis, whose supporters now claim that
there was unfair dealing in taking the
vote and refuse to sign the credentials.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-To-dny having
been set aside for the decoration OF
the Union soldiers graves, it is gener-
ally observed as q holiday. The public
departments were closed and other bust.
ness was generally suspended. The
principal point of attraction was Airing.
ton Cemetery, where an Grafton was de.
livered by Rev. Newman, and an orig.
inal poem recited by DR.. Rankin. The
marine band was in attendance, and q
large number of citizens participated in
the ceremonies. Among the prominen,
visitors present were the President and
the members of the Cabinet.
The Southern Memorial Association
will decorate the graves of the Confed
crates, on Tuesday next. The spirit o
friendship and reconciliation, prompt
ing the interchange of so many courte
sizes among those who with equal cour
age met as foemen so often on the fell
of battle, and trust that the time is no
far distant when the soldiers of the lat
war will cease to remember the angr
passions Of the late struggle. Their
ought to be no estrangement or antaeon
ism. All have one flag and one country
Gen. Pillow, in response gave sim
liar invitation ON behalf OF the Mexica
veterans. A cordial acceptance wa
returned.
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, May pa judicial investiga-
ton shows that the offer of Messenger to
assassinate Bismarck was merely an at
tempt to extort money, and that he had
no accomplices.
MUNICH, May 29.-Joanna Klein. the
eminent painter, is dead.
LONDON, May 80. - The Prince Of
Wales, Marquis of Tweeddale and Gen.
Fitz Gerald are gazetted as field mar
shals.
The Project of the department Of the
Seine will soon visit London as a return
visit of the Lord Mayor to Paris. The
chief municipal dignitaries of Europe
and America will be invited to London
on the occasion.
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Pacific Coast.

RENO, May 2S.-The Sheriff Of Washoe
county this morning attached three loco
motives and about $50 freight cars be-
longing to the G. p. R. R.. under an ex-
ecution issued from the District Court in
suits for the taxes of 1869, 20 and II,
amounting to $4,000. Freight train
No. 8 bound west with two engines and
large train loaded with agricultural i'm
plements and merchandise had been
tied up, and it was the intention OF the
Sheriff only to levy on sufficient rolling
stock to secure the debt and allow the
business of the road to go on. but parties
in the employ Of the G. p. R. r. threw
the switches out of order and throwing
the brakes off the cars permitted several
to run off the siding, blocking the main
track.
p. M, A train Just arrived has been
attached. it contains one engine and
about 30 freight cars. When the train
or Cold Path The no%ho az
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-30

PRIvATE SCHOOL. Miss Alvie Bibb is
DESTROYS of obtaining limited number
of pupils-girls only, and not exceeding
eight or ten-for instruction in the ele-
mentary branches of ON English educa-
ton. Particulars as to terms, etc., will
be readily furnished on application to
Miss Bib, at her residence on Meadow
Valley street. IF
am prepared to deliver ice, in large
or small quantities, at any part of town.
l have about $50 tons and will sell as
low as any one in Phoebe. Leave orders
at Fulks & McAlpin's saloon.
If W. R. WILSON.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to ]. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. tt.
CAN such things be, and overcome us
like a dream, that drinks or cigars are
only one price! one bit!! at Panaca
Saloon. But "sich" are facts.
lex, CRYSTAL Ice. delivered daily by
s. B. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. II
Upon leaving town take parting drink
at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street. One
Price! One Bit!
The best OF sherry and claret wines
are to be had at T. G. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN & Donohue's, at 81 per roll.
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos.
Coschina's, 81 per roll. If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander
drug store.
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~ rR,NCIsco sro.K REPORT.
sAs FsAsclsoo. May %.

sAs FEAScIsoo. May %.
SATURDAYS SALES.
o1I5 ophir-57 57h SIX IS $50 5skb5o 5sabso
fsbj 5Shh3
1545 Mexiean-21k 2lA Il =
-I5 GouId X Curry-lsA lsN
20 Pest K Belcher-46 AZ 46a
10 Savage-iOl
* Chollar Potosi-52h -
,2S Hale 4 Norcr0ss-4l 90 SO Is 81
an crown Points, 80 S3b5 81 = 80 32's 52's
"a Yellow Jscket-IS79
cas- Imperial-IA ~
90 Empire Mfll-5& 90
40 Kentuck-l4A u
$40 Alpha-l9 leS
1875 Belcher--29 2sf ~
IS Con virginia-i2O
100 Sierra Nevada IL liz
$50 Daney-sThe 75c
T50 California--60 6OA 6O& a9N
$50 Bullion-53
10 Exchequer-250
400 overman-60@ 60A co 81
As Justice-ll5 ia 40
SIS Succor-la
$50 Union CONS 71a
$50 Lady Bryan-3a 81
AS Julia--9h 1904
60 Caledonia-l6
los Knickerbocker-i "a ~
445 Baltimore Cons "a %
90 utah--5A "
1f0 silver Hill-9H 9hbl0 9bi
81 Challenge-5h
so Dayton-2A 2S
- Meadow Valley rs
10 RAYMOND SEly-45 45h 4j@
l55 Eureka Con--67bl0 81 GS
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DELINQUEN SALES.

Raymond Il Ely Mining Company.
Principal place of business, San Francisco,
California Location of works, Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln county, Nevada. Notice.-There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment mo. AZ levied
on the first day of April, 1876, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the re
spctive shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with law. and an order Of
April, 1875, 80 many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary. will DO cold at
public auction, at the office Of the Company,
No. Ais California street. San Francisco, Cali.
Junc. is75' Al the hour Of eleven o:c,oci. 4. M ~.
OF said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
T.w. COLBURN, Secretary.
Ofice--Rooms over the once OF the Union In
surance Company, No. 41s California street. Ban
Francisco, California. my18-td
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AID DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Tohn Rice Mrs Kazen
H Lubbock FWheeler
lot Travis, wife, nurse and children
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THE MINES.

It is hard to tell, but we really have
come to the conclusion that as regards
the prosperity of its mines, that Phoebe
has seen its darkest days and its future
will show gradual and constant I'M
provement. This much is certain that
the
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street, to get an elegant Warm
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Go to the San Jose Hotel, Main
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In winze below the 700-foot levels a
seam Of ore has been struck, which is
fully ten inches wide and assays about
500. The prospect looks good for an
increase. At the
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Located on the Sd inst, by Messrs.
Williams, Takats. Corallis and Miner.
A shaft has been sunk 20 feet, at the
bottom of which the ledge is three feet
wide and growing larger. From the ore
streak assays of decomposed chloride
have been had giving $l3l per ton and
from other ore from 5000 to SIS, 900
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pared for use in the shaft and is now
awaiting the arrival of the hooks, when
it will Immediately be put in operation.
In deep shafts, safety cages have become
indispensable, and we are glad to see
that the Phoebe Company has taken this
proper pecaution.
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Preparations are being made to resume
sinking on the main shaft which is $50
feet deep. From the station opened on
this level, operations are being pressed
along the line of the ledge. The latter
looks very well. isjsettled and firm in sp-
pearance. Assays are increasing in value
and now afford the probability of near
approach to pay ore. The drifts on tbe
scott level are also being opened and
show veil. A safety cage has been pre-
(r0 RI the Con Toca Hail nr-.
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or Cold Bath,
, 1875-02-11

With sottlng fire to Thomas Holden's atraw-ataok
on Sunday night. Tho AccDo Of oon1agratiou.
Which nearly embraced Leonard Epaukling'a
barn, Is about 4 milo nnd half northwest Of tho
CITY. r..
Wankegau, In spite OF cold weather, ID lively
town, anil pfoasant aurprlse parties, music par
tics, and driving pnrttoA have been the order Of
tie dav. Tho slelgl,ing event of lilo aeasu,,,
which was to have come off OH rueaday, has
solneof tho Waukcgan people joined thu masked
rcseets at kononha, aid on Tuesday night tho
GortnanH gAo their periodical naaked ball.
Mir. and Mrs, NFls0n LRnd0tt, being about to
lcavo THUR llcaHn1t liolne on State Htreet lit this
city for HHite mn extended Southern tour,
wllera they propose spending tic batn,co OF the
wintcr, Easo very pleasant Entertainment
ht their reaitlence last Saturday evon-
ing. There were present Bome thirty or
forty Of tho ollte OF tho city, prominent
atnong whom wefo Senator md Mrs. Upton.
Capt. and Mrs. Clement, MIR. aud Mrs. Hiram
Whselor. DR.. aud Mrs. Whaelcr, Dr. and Mrs.
Barker, Mr. end Mts. Darkcr Mr. md Mrs. j,
Dt. Forsyth, Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Joucs, htr. and
Mrs. Robert II. PARKS, the llov. AIr. Curtis, aud
othera.
aIr. +. s. Prescott, formerly an old resident OF
Chicago, but how Of Wankegan, who has boen
making an EXTENDED tour with hiA family, will
rottlfn 10 llts homo III this city next month.
The many fliondB OF tho nev. Charles Van
dync, the es.cemea Episcopal 1lccter OF Christ
Church. Whuaegnn, will regret to learn Of tho
death Ut Mis-. Falldvnas father, which occurred
last Monday in PHILADELPHIA.
, 1875-02-11
THE REV. JOHN GORDON,
4 Cn1t tpIiMHNrAnN .rNaT1XaN1A1

Last ovening the following document was
placed In tLe hauds Of tho Rov. John Gordon,
lnto Of tha Western Avenue Baptist Church:
Rec. John Gordon;
DEAR sru: DenirnB to assure you Of our personal
esteem for yourself aud appreciation cf tho s.e
sotcd and faithful manner In which you hare dis
charged oscry duty devolying uEoa you minister
of the Gospel during your residence with It's for the
paEt eight years Gna assured that, by your zeal and
earnca1ess III your MaHters work, yon have
won tho affections Of : multitude Of your
fcllow-cltlzens: therefore. in order to Ut.
ford them an oppor.unlty u loaing win U. il onr
expression Of our regard. wo, tho uncrs1gned, beg to
tender yen testimonial entertainment, 70 be held at
Etrscll lIall, on Thursday evening, Feb. 49, 1875.
bignol by a. Yanker, A. Bushnell, II. ". Thomas,
A. il. AxtelI, ]. ". 1arrisnorc 9. " Nor,hup Robcrt
tolIycr, Thomas L. Johnson ". ". Evcrts, L. nush
T. C:ntne. J. g. Burroughs, T.: ii. Ellis. oharlca
Edward Cheney. J. O. reck, J. =. Farwel and others
.3Tr. Gordon has not yet publicly recognized
the h1ei. compliment paid him, but it il ex-
pectod lie will IN, few days. The entertain
ment will consist Of vocal and instrument tnl
music by the bos. talent OF the city, aud literary
exercises Of the highest order. The sfgne1s Of
The cnll. It will bc sccn, represent most OF the
denominations OF tho city, which In itself IL a
testimonial that fow minister's nowadays re-
GetfG,
, 1875-02-11

Ths Society DauiaH twelfth annual magquer-
ado will po held At Aurora Turner Hall uext Aton-
day eveAfng.
Mrs, Yam Colt will hold meeting at noon In
the First Methodist Church to-day, aud will
preach At the Centenary Church this evening.
The Nov. Arthur Mitchell will preach, aud
church will bo organized, corner Prairie avonue
aud Forty.hrst street, Sunday eyeuing, Fob. II,
at 1850 O'Clock.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton will lecture on "Our
Doys bcfore the Sunday Lecture Sooiaty poxt
Sunday afternoon in tho Grand Opora-Ilouse, ut
O'clock. Admission, 10 cents.
The South Side Division Of the Womon'a Tenn
perance Union meets at iloom ., l4B East Madi-
sou street. At 4 o'clock p. III. to-day A full and
prompt attendance la requested.
The ladies OF tie Dap,iht hoolety 1t Ensle-
wood wall hUld soclabls At the residence OF Alrs
W. hi. Willis Oh Thurslay evening" A CORDIAL
invitation is extended to tho public
The lev. i. .. Sheppard will lecture this
evening At tha Michigan Avenue hI. +. Church,
near Fhrty-second straGt. Subject: tIKuAruh
Loyola; OF, THO Mystery Of Jesuit!Bm."
The Arita slusca! Club will furnish the u,u-
sic at the young men's tsmperance-msatiug to-
night, IN lowcr Farwell Hall. Entrance on Ar.
cado court. H, s. Wsner and otheEH will speak.
The Rekdlng Club meets 10 tho rooms OF tho
Union Catholic Library Association, southwest
cosn.r State aud Monroe stseats, thls evening.