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, 1875-10-12

THE ENTERTAINMENT AT HTAHDAED HALL,
n highly intorestiny entertainment. consisting
Of tabloaux md ra,Aorninles, was given last
evening in Standard Hall. Oil the corner of
Michigan nrcnno and Thirtccpth Httcet. Ac-
cotdinE to tho printed proEra'nno tho enter
tainmont WAS given ''by las1ies Of. tho city,"-n
description which is rory indefinite, and which
conveys no idea OF tho particular object for
which it was Eiyen. It SHOULD bo stated, thero-
fore. tdat this amateur exhibition waa gotten ~,
by several charitable iadies in mid of tho
Y omen's and Childron'a Hospital, corner Of
Adams and paulina a.reels Tie soncral mail
ascr Of the schema wna blr. &. i. Dar.-
sluctea similar entertainments in poycral
OF tho EhBtotn cittoa with great n,ccces,
Through The efforts OF Mrs. ]. G. Hilton, and
other la9ics. tho affair was widely heraldet., and
consequently tho not tneommndl0us hull WAS
veil hilcd 1aat oyoning with Boiect audience,
who wcre well repaid for their coming by ron!ly
choice nnd o1celently-coniuetel cntortAinmout,
The programme l1as boon already published IN
TIE TRIBUNE, and tnorcforn neeunot DO pnrticu-
larized. 1t should only DO said that the tnblcnus,
or art studios, as thoy are chilled, wero cn.cful!y
and faithfully executed, while tho pantonmes
furniA,ed AL tho amusement that could he ro-
1stitesl. Following III q fiat OF this participants;
IEa Ray. M!ns Palmer, Mrs. Sage, Maa
ntrker. slra. B'ckfor.t, slHs Kont Alisa Florence
l'tlIou, Mias Carrio Hilton. i1ias Whiting. Miss
leechor, Miss Swift. MiAa Blanche bryan. AIsB
Fl"ronco Dryan. Mias Floetwool. Miss Cartor,
.liBs Badger. MsH Nollio Duoll bessre. Roberts,
Tennis, Parker, Dodson, Hackney, Amy and
Masters George Hilton and Willis Jones.
At tho exhibition this evening thero will bo an
cntlrniy tllnernns programme. It iA also pru-
posed to repeat tic ontertafnmont Eoma evening
Of next week for tho beneiit Of Ut. Lulse'a Hos
ptal
, 1875-10-12

Judicial Appointments - Dominion
ikcvnHues - Personals -Abortiuntsts

Judicial Appointments = Dominion
Ikcvcntes Personals Abortluntsts
OH 1rlnl.
Special Dtspdtch to TIC Chieaao Tribune.
OTTAWA, Out, Oct. 11.-Tho Judges OF tho
Suprcu'e Court Ut Canada, as published In tho
otiiciut gazette. are: Glof Justice, ". u. Jsfoh-
aEda, from Ontario PuiHno Judges. =. II. Strong,
from Ontario; J. 7. Taschorcau. from Quebec !;
7. FORMER, from Quebec ". a. Henry, from
Nova Scotia William ]. Ritul,io from New
Drunswick.
Robert Cassela, OF Ottawa, has beon
appointed Ncgistrator Of Court. a1r. Richards
wna lately Chief Just!co OF Ontario Mr. Strong
IL from Tho Ontario Courta OF Error and
Appeal. TsscEe1cau was he.etofora Of tho Conrt
OF Qucen'B Donch, Of Quebec. A1r. Fo.nior
leaves the rrlyy Council TO tako scat on the
Supreme Bench. N1r. Henry Ia from tho Nova
Scotia BAR. A1r. nitchie WAS lately Chief jug
tica OF tho supromo Court OF Now Brunswick
Thomas Mos2. H. r. for Wcss Toronto. has
heon croatod Justice Of Court Of Error aud
Appeal OF Ontario. Il. A. Harrison o, e.,
Toronto, las boon made Cliot Justice Of On
tario. md Y. r. Dariou, OF Montreal. q Puisno
Judge Of tho Superior Court Of Quebec Tho
lion. d. Gallon a Juatice Of tho Supreme Court
Of Now Esnnswick, Is now me<le Chief Justice
Ut thu Bano Court.
The oxcees Of revonuo over expenditure for
tho month Of September in nonsiy $780, ,Oi}O
Tho Premier haB gono to Snrnia, md will
address bis constituents.
TonoSTo, OoE. tt.--Liout-Gov. Macdonald
nnh MinlBtor Wood have commenced tour with
y vlow OF visiting oil the public institutions OF
tho proTlnco, Including prisons, asylnmH, etc..
nlto charitable and educational institutions.
Dr.. Davis mud vito, Tho Toronto 1bort,on,sta
n1o m trial at the Assizcs, charged with double
ln,lrdor. 4 large number OF wltucBsea for tic
Grown will testify.
, 1875-10-12

preferred chargoe against Or. Holiness, 4
quantity OF evidence hha bean submitted
by oeulisto all OF WHOM, think TINT an operation
should have bcon performed, aud that 1t waa
likely to result in good.
Tho points rnatlc by Mr. Condon Aro brinly
thercs That tho Institution rcceycaa n consider.
nb!o yearly allowance from, tho S.ato chsr-
isnblc hftmsry. nnd ellon1d. therefore. .tford AZ
n'nch tc!of to fanpcEe, proporly accredited nn-
dor Tho law, as to paying patients; that
pr. l4olsncs waB Cuilty OF rnaLfcnEanoe In
Office vtien ho refused To srant tue girl Wolf ~
pnnpor. though llo was willing to do 10 II sl,e
could nay. Il, advance Of q possible assertion by
Dr. Holmes that tho girls eyes had grown vorso
IN tho interval between tho examinations, MIR.
Condon BayH shat tho disease nae chronfc, mud
could not havo changed much. ii any. IN tho
tine.
Tho Investigation by TIM TTuetneB will be ro-
snmod to-dny, and verdict be shortly rendered.
Mr.. Condor alules alan to what ho tinoms o!i-
ctal discoltrtosy md fll.trnatment by Mr. Daren
port, tho Superintendent III refnalng to admit
MI ocillas summoned by him (Condop) ~
Nitnest.
, 1875-10-12

I'LL tho ramc.
Sheriff Aanow'a lato attack upon tho County
Do1rh in npt to give lin eome trouble llfi-
less 1icslng antl porlolat come tn lIB rnscuo. 1t
in hlready iutmnted that tho n,attor Of dioting
prisoners fr'm which t'nok Countv ecrisfa ar
dratisy jcriyo mnro than from tt1cir enlatics,
wil' n1oet early attention.
Tho members of tho County Board WHO visited
Quincy few saays aEo wern at tl,oir posts yea
to-day. Quincy stono Honm.esi to hsyc made far
leRa Impression mum tlinM Than Hofno OF tho
ottlor pro1ncto N that city They woro froo tn
say thht 4nincy stut,o would mt do for tho
Conrt-iiounc. ill Of which tho ring" know
soma tlro ago.
+. 4. To1, nephew Of 4 venerable woman on
Bnto atroot, ycA.oriay applied nt tho nlnI riago-
llcotao window for the nucobnary docun,M,ts 10
ono Ut hla nn,lt's bt1hrttoss,"--a Miss Throor.
Tho trouble with Edmund appeared to ',e that
l,e had not reac:.ed yoars Of eltoroiun. and ho
found Ills appenls for licnnse to marry In vain.
lilA intandcd took tho misfortune nnythtnE hut
ploasnntly, ,nnd:inadvertnnty lot drop few oht',s,
which ss!rrod l.lel'a en,plosoa fur motncnt
into frenzted condition. AZ tho disappointed
twain wero lraving tho room tho "boarder " mot
nlothor trouble, bstng Bnldenly suu'nnue1 by u
messenger to rnurn 10 tho roof which lad shell
tored her 80 long aud we'll.
, 1875-10-12

regular moetlng OF tho Common Council waa
hold last evening, Trosidont Dixon III tho ehair.
ha invitation to a4tenii tha Inauguration Of tile
Second Regintont Armorv VAS aceo"t:d
Tie Committee OH l'o'tcu reported fsvorahly
on tho ordinance croatnx the office Of City
Coroner Lati oEcr anil l'nblnhod.
Tho same Committee approved tl,o removal OF
Martin scuily fran Tho South Sido Police Court
Clerkehlp. Laid over and published. The ap-
poinsucnt Of !. j. Crowlsy VIA dtsappsorcl. and
the Conncil concnrrcd in tho report, Which kills
tllo ctanscH u! A(r. Z.
AID. tlulfli tried to cali mp tho ordinance for
st,ppreshlng bohtait ca1a and tho Conlmittee
having It ln Charge WAS ortorod to report at noxt
.Mcotlng.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AID. ,lonas introduced somo reuo!ut|ona call
lug On tho CORPORATION Counsel to see IL thnro
wna any find from which money cou 10 drann
for tho bniding of tlorntoriGg ut tho police
A:attouH. Referred to tho Eon,nitco polce.
a na.entoo of n ''gas governor offered to pnt
tIiA Invention OIL the Hlrett lamps n1l to tako 1T
his my b',:'' eua to tho prco of lln!f the s's
snscd. lsetcrrod.
Improvement OF Mess Lako street, from Western
avenue to tho railroad tract, Referred.
ANOTHER MlI11lET1I ROAD.
aid. Hildretli Offered 4 resolution giving tho
Chicago 4 bonth Atlantic Railroad Company
right to run tI,cr tracks on isedxie California,
TwentY.sxth. and Ihtttr-t;sst streots up to tho
city limits within certain buun;lar!es, which were
stated to be thopo cf tho i3rltlewell property.
Nef0rrad to Che Committee OIL Railroads.
All the business beloro the Council waB do
olared finished,
nEp1sTn1crlSG THE CITY.
After motion to al lourn had hccn made, ALL.
Campbell wantod to move q cotmiitoo Of ninc
Oh rediatrictlnE tho city.
Aid. Hsllrcdtb stated that no Tcdistrct,ng tho
city undor tho now charter could hs made nsil =
ceralls llsd been taken, and ha thorefotu iun:ft.
, 1875-10-12

Miss Mary Iaugemann, p,nmp Cor
MIN gttt. fa ycnrn old, and tho tlaughtor OF
hin honsokanpor, to whom llo WAS marr.rtt hs a
letter fr"ru him statos, In Cincinnati. OIL Friday
!asl. Tho Eas. Mr. l,enknn wA. we'll cstccn,od
~ ths city, but nRco ho left ,nany tnmors nro In
circulation. Among otl.or chargcs, it ia stated
That two yeara ngo he trnvclod with tho girl ho
ban noT n,arrod In l.utopo. and it Is also said
That nconailcrhhto amount of tho churc', funds
~ in!a'1l'y. but this IaHt rllinnr your corro-
Hrondont ia enabled, .on tho authority At soma OF
tho '',t'At rcabto Of tho congregation. to pro-
honce untEuo+ all tho chnrch f.,nlla bong intact
, 1875-10-12

Sttrisl Dispatch {" TAt Chicago tribune,
LAtuHTr. lll., Oct. 11.-The rcnlAius OF Mrs,
Nettio Woodward noe Hit. arrived hero this
evening from California. Mrs. Woodward was
married but short timc sgo. and went With her
husband TO California, with every prospect Of q
happy future. Tho young huAbapd and relatives
lave tho sympathy OF all our citizens.
, 1875-10-12

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth-
John Goauoil'u Cherry Tooth.PaHte,
tHs 'nost encacions dcntitrice known. Try It. For
eAlo ny ~ dr'Eg'ata. Wholesale ageats. ToHcy h
bradley, III and III Randolph street.
, 1875-10-12

We Moan Every Word Of Th1a.
6nco Introducing factory prices for all kinds Of
furniture, parties can rely upon tbs host grads of gooa
from 10 10 81 rer cent Under others prices Sampson
1recps 4 Co., l02 and 1911 State street,
, 1875-10-12

lOCAL LE lERSs
NH. WnDNAND On TILE tuESTY THYAHuRKh
1u fhr EQitor " The Chiedyo Tribune.
CH1cAuo, Oct. I'LL tiud IN sour isBuo OF this
morning = uore from cur County Treasurer, IL.
u. Miller, ~ follows;
sENI0rs uuAHuE,
"Ths SPEAKER cuulInAtd: 1as prtsent County
TREASURER wAs Euod Hetntllcan si1 IIofst34s sgu
H't lie lad changed hta lN1tcs sacs because hu Wa4
ID hu couit not turn the Vsopiua money T.,
llis lncutntny Treasurer, but :tlo pubn cnaudt.l
tlIe 10 should turn oftr Ill Ut t4 f4s IN Ills SUCCESS
sot Or Gc outitesc1 y defaulter."
tae stose Is frou speoch dulyered brfoFs tha no-
t1bnceh ~ CentIll Com&uitte0 nn HstMrlay ly Ar. ~
y. hu%a1d. ! pfanunnca tue elargo IN Infamous
W., a!la thu author Wifu sn malicious vlanusrur
lilo report of what said ia substantially cor
tect' with this exception: aa!f that hulioycl
thss 10 MAS afraid that ha could not turn over
sAe peppls's moaey to tls incoming Treasurer.
20 nol'e7o 1t, will 30 atop further. sud 1.y
saat DO not hellsVo lhRs ha Or hs candidate Tor
ounce: whom 10 Expressed desire To Leat six
months ago, aud for whom hs now sbatdons tAo
s'epaotlcan party. Which As su loyod, inteuds to
PAY o!er 'hs money, ~ understand tho LAW.
Aae public will boar lag wltness that. III all diG
cushions ot l96l!o atairs. bare avoided i'm.
A'Aa Pe'soaantass. hays NO malicious fsolIu9
, 1875-10-12

Tho "Stewart Parlor,"
TINT old rcltsbc stove toRether With tho Argan I1aae-
burner. En,presA Ksnge Harvard and Columbia opcn.
grats stoves. can always bo found as Daton 02 and
loA Atate b&tpok.
, 1875-10-12

THDRp-FALENT1NE-At I:ugl,~ooi, on Hatur.
aay, O:t 0. by tho IT. Nc9. Charles Edward Cheney.
D. D., Mr. Thoinns IT, Tbnrp md Miss Ettn Valentino
, 1875-10-12
WEST MADISON STREET.

THE CTTlZEHH WANT 1MFR0RkNENT8.
A meeting Of tho propesty-ownora OF tho OK.
tseule west end of the city was held last ovoniug
III Van DnEon's drugstore, cornoe OF California
aves'no and Nadison strcct. for tic purpose Of
considering what stepa should DO takou for tho
improvement Of tho latter thoroughfaro west Of
tho railroad crossing. a. y. liollogg WAS elected
Chairman, md W. ". Cal1iuo Secretary.
Mr. Kellogg stated that tha principal object Of
Tho nooting wRA to discusa tho necessity Of
system Of HewoEaso On that part OF Madlson
street. 1hose might DO sewerage eastward to
tho dsaus east Of tho railway, but tho Eoard Of
Public Works. probably through tho influence OF
the West Slno Park Commissioners, woro stronR-
Y opposed last year to constructing sowerA in
tls direction, claiming that tha fail VIVA not
great enough, and that tile sewerage must run
westward, and 1t was supposed tint tho Board
would bo equally unwilling to onkertxin any
proposition OF eowosnco draining eastward thlH
year.
air. Calklns thought that all the efforts Of tho
propostS.oWneis should oo towards inducing tho
i:oarl Vt Public Works to construct large
teWtr On California avenue. fIo said ttlat tho
Iatk conuisuionoFs "ero perhaps financially sa-
teicate'l III having sower On kelzio avcauo,
but he thought that they were sufficiently inter
eHtod In California ayanuo " ca,lBo them to
bulu aower through II they we're urged by tho
l'1iors5 .o~neFs along tho proposed lao.
!. \. collley thought tllat The only way to &C.
eo'nt'llhla alsyt!liug "as to bersgo ths Hoard OF
InbIln Works peseia:eutIy and dstermuedv un-
III tho work WIS done. II aonJutiling vigorous
wore not dune quickly. Lake street would grt
a,.,! .,!s s'11t mud tue Opportunity nhch Madison
h'1ces Ind t. oatstrip La1s would 10 gone.
Wan adopted. 81
a. Hs"irtd That committed Of sh1ee he appointed BY
- .nG ,% calr to .ts4s w .l's artl ot Public Works a.
tu aeaho!Aty ut immediately Laying = vi
Gaosa. aveuao so"sh fsom Lake street 10 Harrison,
east oh Hasf1sgn street to Western avenue, o.
sne ulfaet on california *scuue " tho river.
W. u. EalklnB, ]. n. Dauhs, aud u. Van Buren,
wore nkHcd Us the committee. Unou 1nutIo1. 4
u: Kellogg TIC Chairman ot the meeting, aan
added 10 TIC COMMITTEE. ~'
An adjournment wus shol, lad until Monday
evening IL Van uu1bn's HALL
, 1875-10-12
a9T VA5A5H Av
Clonthi out nale OF all cntIro stock Of trsci,,. -
nitafe, and Tory low ls,ae for two aud sjf "a.

TUESDAY. OCT. H. AT 10 o'CTocK.
y Chamber sota complcte, 10 rlnces. All md ~,
tage Ohaher sets. with Dreas!n8 Cares md T,,.'ss. uos.
raror tnlts, parlor "n!t Frames tlno m,.sl.a IH,
ec anu Hep Covered II Chaira, Walnut CHI. ta
lockers, Reception Chairs, fsido Boards unnrhi. ~
Nnreaus and Gou1moiea nsrbe-tor Tabea, fane. nna
1net Taolo' Whatnote. Lounges. kc. Goods mi, e. 70
inspection on MonuAy. Bae rNtitIve '~
U. r. GONE h CO., AnctIon..r-
, 1875-10-12

Tho "Cttv Of Berlin"
Of tho 1nman 1due, which ran from Queenstown 10
Now Gork In days Ia hoss has beat a previous por
fosmances. arriving at Queenstown suu1ay ranrnlng,
making Tho tnro journey in days u hours 4s mia
ntes actua1 sltne
, 1875-10-12

NINTH WARD.
There will be mcaling Of thu Ninth Ward Rcnnh
!lean club at No. % blue Ieand.Y. th!n evening Ut
o'clock A Republicans Of Thu ward aro earno,ty rr.
lacsted Ia DO rreaent. 0oo speakers will 10 III At
tendance 4. 4. MAonocK Esrrctarv
, 1875-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES,

EVo Would by No Means
rcooamenh ~. msaleino which ", did nuL knov 70 bs
Rootl. particularly for nsAnts. hut Ut Mrs Wnhur,a
,,ootni.G Sy1Ip 70 a'n epca* from kowleEo iH n,,r
own tSHiy Y ms rrosUd btashiuK fnleul IL giving a
Esronta nHbrnkGn rost At night. '' " 80
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-12-04
London Communities.

A correspondent of the Chicago Inter
Ocean saws: London is q curious ag-
~gregation of communities, each dwelling
in a city of its own, and each striving to
intrench itself behind an impenetrable
wall of social prejudices. An expert
enced Londoner a tell with tolerable
certainty to what caste a mar belongs
by knowing where he lives. 1t would
be difficult to map out the a boun-
diaries of the rival camps, but Becky
Sharp knows perfectly well the social
status of Mrs. Veneering when she dis
covers that the dwelling of the latter Is
in Bloomsbury, while the stock-broker
who inhabits a villa at Norwood views
his neighbor with suspicion who has
lately removed hom Hackney. The
various districts are generally perfect
cities in miniature, each with its BUSH
ness center, from which radiate the
neutrality-suspicious. of the neighborhood.
Nothing gives so striking an impression
of the vast size of London as when, at
ter travelling in almost any direction
from st. Paul's and passing through
street after street lined with dwelling
houses, without a store of any kind in
sight, just as one might suppose him
self on the verge of the open country to
come suddenly upon the noise and bus
tie of a neighborhood given up to bust
ness. There is nothing of a suburban
aspect about the stores, which, to all
appearances, might have been trans
ported from the most central portion OF
the metropolis. Another mile of travel
through streets bordered by pleasant
gardens and another nucleusis reached,
and the experience is repeated until it
seems as if the interminable city would
never be left behind. The reason of
this widespread distribution is that as
London has outgrown its original boun-
diaries it has gradually absorbed the out
lying villages, and while nothing re-
mains to mark their dividing lines local
requirements have promoted the growth
of local trade, and the original village
stores have multiplied until they have
become thriving business settlements,
isolated but complete.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-12-04
A Healthy Free Luncher.

A tramp, while on his travels, noticed
a placard in front of a bar-room. 1t
bore the pleasing legend Free LUNCH
and he went in, walked unostentatious-
ly up to the plate, and commenced OPP
perations with a sandwich; then the
~bar-keeper walked up to the cadayer-
Gus wretch, and said;
"Men who eat here are expected to
pay for a drink"
~ know it," said the tramp.
"Well, then, why don't you conform
to the ruler"
"'Cause | go in for health, and don't
drink till | I'm through eating"
The bar-keeper turned his back for a
moment the tramp slipped three sand
witches into his coat pocket, and calmly
devoured four; then he walked up to the
bar, and to the dispenser of stimulants
huskily whispered:
"Gimme a glass o. water, will yer"
"What! water, after four sandwich
esPn beloved the bar-keeper, angrily.
"Yes'r, water,'' replied the tramp.
give been a drinkin' o. it for nigh
onter forty years.. and it's jest the
healthiest stuff a-goin'."
And he hobbled out; but if he had
caught the foot that flew after him, he
wouldn't have been satisfied with the
'booty'' of his visit.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-12-04
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-12-04
Seheuek,s Mandrake Pills

will be found to possess those qualities pecessary
to the total eradication Of oil bilious attacks,
prompt TO start the secretions of the liver, and
give a healthy tone to the entire system. Indeed,
il is no ordinary discovery In medical science to
have invented a remedy for these stubborn com
plants, which develop all the results produced by
a heretofore free use Of calomel, a mineral justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged to be de-
%structive in the extreme TO the human system,
That the properties Of certain vegetables comprise
all the virtues Of calomel without its injurious ten
denotes IS now an admitted fact, rendered indis-
putable by scientific researches; and those who
use the Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied that
the best medicines are those provided by nature in
the common herbs and roots OF the fields.
These pills. open the bowels and correct all bill
ious arrangements without salvation or any OF the
injurious effects of calomel or other poisons'
The secretion OF bile is promoted by these pills, as
viii be seen by the altered color of the stools and
disappearing of the sallow complexion and cleans
ing OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box Of
pills.
Prepared only by ]. II. Scbenck & SON at theii
principal Office. corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia. and for sale by all druggists and deal
ers. Price IS cents per box
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-12-04

Mr.. EDITOR: In every city, town md
hamlet in the land may be found some feeble
person unable to perform hard labor; some
man or woman that delights in visiting the
sick and ministering to their wants, some
focal preacher not fully occupied or some
unoceupied person who would Xix tG add a
little to their present income-and want
some such person in every place where !
have no agent to sell a Medicinal Extract
made by the Shakers, which has proved OF
such signal service in the cure of those long.
standing diseases that prevail in all parts OF
our country, and which have heretofore re-
sisted all kinds of medical treatment. Your
columns for October contained a very Halter
ing notice of the Shaker Extract Of Roots, I'M
der The head of 1.-THE Strange Disease" to
which / would like to call the attention OF
your readers. Please induce some u per
son as l have described to accept this agency.
There can be no risk on the part OF the
agent, as no capital is required where they
can furnish evidence of their honesty. Let
your readers send Tor a circular and learn
full particulars about the agency; Yours re-
s~pectfully, 40. Mh.IE,