, 1875-07-16


though incomplete, list At that tttns. Mahy
i,annes In thn catalogue. lnHoyet, have since
passed from thoao of tho iivinK. "l'ch snsy 10
claned - strong atEnmont To itn'nadsatou aunp. RI
attention. For eligibility to tncrnbofel' q thst
noeloty In roqntred i residcnco ~ early ~
jan. /, 1871. though nome "ohriy oifan M
hal advocated tho adoption of {1esaon1 .i,irv,
fyp yenra ago {lB4H, would reAsotlaoiy seem 70
jsY claim to tito torn "old httttot;' Indeed !
an, pienaed to rnAd tho rocol'ect'ons OF 'Moae
who came Reroral yrArs hftef t"ns ahse. tAo"
or how ,aucl, IT ncoved IN recurring tho written
,neInores Of tue carly cutnoFn. hm hok ady'sgd.
but what tI,cto waH, 1 MN aannfed mel tue
common fhte Of she lash OF October. NJ.
Whn& now Wish to urge. tH, tho getting M OF
An association nf tloao win would wish tu tako
part In tho speciality of contributing OF gAtler-
ing aud preserving, net only fDs
tho prarent generation, hut those 70
cnl neulorialn OF Chicago. the past, proscnt, and
t,no to co,,,o. II tho JIistortcnt Bocitty ,Gnth
oresl tho first md chonest fruits, Which nehlesa-
1y I1nyo turned to a4hcs, harvest IN still TO DO
gathered. = largo Held TO 10 glenuctl. BY tho
combination Of inaUy indiritlnal6 who perceive
tl,e vat1o Ut and would sseist in securing eucii
memorials, s!lero might be accomplished wish
little cffurk, aud nn great pectlnlary nutlhy on
tho part of eacI that which wonIl he OF untoid
wnrtll III sllo coming yearH. livery old aetiior's
story, whether tohg or short; Indeed, ercry ihct
Worth preserving, tin signature and photo-
graph, Of nsher picture Of svosy carly rosldant:
found, which i,ay illustrate clirago'n early hs-
tory; every remaining nld letter that can he fo-
outct, that may giyu Testimony Oh tue subject:
family histories and gonohloyios, printed u in
tnanuboripts perh1hal itenin memoranda. etc.
with notices OF fol1Dor r.1accs Of a,otle whether
In America or fatl,e11and tnot ono In n hundred
Of tho carly settlers OF Now England loft uHof,
public or prvate record tito names Of hta or her
pnronts, or ttln place III Tho OLD World whence
they anilHrntetU ayerr literary production by Q
Chicago author, and copy Of ovory booa. nows~
paper, mar. or viow printed in tho towls. These
AFRO fow thngn which mglt Claim nttelt-
ton. without referring to an extended
area. aud embracing other branches Of American
history. ~hich might with proptiuty como withu,
tic Boeioty's cnta aud attention.
lilo name, Or lille, 1T tho head Of this hsttc!e
mna. bo takcn AZ hint rather lllan tnntci /
but tic formnt0n OF Aosne alich MI organization,
Keu, with no parrow restrictive policy, bc:ond
tc purpose and the VA, Of rrToe,tInasng tho
facts III i,snsory. llssny II. Auns."ur.
Assault on l. LADY ts 4 HIrrrIsd CAR.
To he Eu,tur At The Chicago 7ftonnr'
CufcAas. July 13.-1n saturdays TnEnuSE
SEQ .1utliahcl a full account nf tho assault OH
Miss Dohinaoh By Col. Valentine Baker in m
English railway cat. Why not g!ve tho public
nlso an account Of similar hHsau't thnt occurred
on q Ut. l'aui roa1, by rcriiont of Ut. PAUL. on
lady equally a. respectable As 1fiBs DsekfnFon.
Tie gentleman, with bis Nife. wcrc travelling.
bho WAS to ipavs him at \ tomn on tho road to
visit friends. At the town wi1crp she left Tho
train tiers came CT Tho tta.n i n!co yo,int lady
with whom, they Mnro ncunai,,tou, aud the geti-
tenan kindly oGerua her tllo reor,ng hortl. jus:
vacated br lsA vito. When all aero quiet, lcz
frightened HctcAsns n"nkened every ons i'll TIM
cur, when Hhn aati1 tho gentleman had grosr1y
insultod her. Tho n.Let Ecnslotnen oil tho tai
l,ad linn tarncd oht, mud ho ras not agnn nor.
mtlcl to entor. Not many days since. this oc.
ear5ea "panE ~ to feao S , nf sh nee
ton in society, nil tho lady may not caro- to iavc
her narno ba,diod orr tho cnnntrv through stl
papers, but shcra veto many uitnesRra.
Traveller.