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EDITORIAL AFrERrHoUeHT.


The oyster now is on the wing. 1t flies from
shell to mouth.
A hard-money woman in Maine, not allowed
TO vote, went about on election day with a bal
lot for General Conner pinned to her dress with
a golden pin. ~
If the sore heads and New York Tribune can
find any consolation in Secretary Delano's tes-
timony before the Indian Commission they are
quite welcome to it.
Poor Galveston! 1.-THE gale continues another
day the Island City, with its teeming, busy
population, may be engulfed by the sea. IT'S
city built up on the sand.
The Richmond Wing wants double-printed,
supplemented, flowing freely currency. It
would not have 1t six weeks before the ragman
would be startling the quiet Of the town with
the euphonious howl of "Rags, bones and old
cur-re-an-cyp
He is a crab lover, and as he sat down and
emptied the shells of dozen, an expression Of
serene placidity passed over his countenance,
which gave no token of the presence of cramps
that were thus gathering strength for the abdo-
menical fray.
THE New York Central railroad, on its fast
mail line, made the remarkable time Of seventy
miles an hour. The mile stones looked like q
hne-tooth comb, and the engineer had to close
the cabin windows in order to keep his breath.
Whew! but this q last age.
A Cincinnati corpse arose In it's coffin and
quietly remarked: 81 feel very queer" The
two young men who were sitting up with IL
had important business downtown the next
moment, and did not hesitate to pass out
through the window to attend to it, either.
Willie Allen, the gentleman who is running
for Governor of Ohio, and medium item Of
humanity 80 old that moss Is said to be grow
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Poor Galveston! 1.-THE gale continues another
day the Island City, with its teeming, busy
population, may be engulfed by the sea. IT'S a
city built up on the sand.
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IObANSfsEANIA MILITARY ACAD-
emy. Che ster, Pa opens septemberS. Looa
tion bealthlul, grounds ample, buildings commo-
dious. Civil Engineering, the Classics and Eng
lish tho oughly taught. For Circulars apply tn
General Il. L. BEALE. a patron OF the AcaHemy
In Washington, or o Col. THO. HYATT, Presf-
dent. aU2B- la
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TTNHE ODORE INGALLS, KING, ORGANISE
Il st. Johns Parish. Tta.htr OF
PIANO, ORGAN. ETC.
20 lessons, Sl2; or GU. Address, P.O. box 627 II.
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e D u CATE
SONS AND DAUGHTERS

10 earn living home and honest wealth.
WA HiNGTUN BUSINE SS COLLEGE, corner
Seventh and streets, provides such education.
The Practical EnSlisn and Initiatory Business
wards The advanced business Department re-
ceives students without regard to age. who are
able to complete the course in one year. Tuition
81 for ten weeks. TO be paid at the eginning; $50
year. payable In six equal mos Ehly tnstallments
500 for unlimited time, pay able In four
equal monthly insta!lments. A reduction
scholarship for cash, p1id la full on entering.
students n Ay enter fOr day eSeaing sessions.
Those from abroad may obtain board at from aus
to IS per month. scholastic year begins EDNE5-
DAY, SEPTEMBER l. Call at College. or
l a. - 0r E SPEN,cEp ,,.,,a,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-20

The oyster now is on the wing. 1t flies from
shell to mouth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-20

Ifthe sore heads and New York Tribune can
find any consolation in Secretary Delano's tes-
timOny before the Indian Commission they are
quite welcome to it.
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M BoAR5iNG AND DAY s6Ho1G, 50 n
street, corner Of Tenth, VIII reopen MONDAY,
September 6, 1873. Thorough instruct in ENG
lsh branches, Ancient, Modern Languages and
Music Particular attention given to Primary aud
intermediate department. IyILam
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A hard-money woman in Maine, not allowed
TO vote, went about on election day with bal
lot for General Conner pinned to her dress with
a golden pin. ~
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE HOW
M ARD US1VERsITY will commence OC-
TOBER1 ], and continue i've months.
Fees, hatrlculatton ................. go. 40 %
Free.
Graduaton ...-........,..... so. 90
For further particulars, address
@. b. PURVIS, NJ. D.. Sec
No. Ills Thirteenth street northwest,
FACULTY.
REY. GEORGE VIII PIE President.
GIDEON 5. PALMER. n. D.. Dean,
Professor of Physiology and Hyge
CHARLES ID. PURSIS, N. o., Secretary,
PROFESSOR ofobstetrics and u seases OF WON
and Children.
ALEXAND Il T. AUGUSTA, NJ. D.,
Professor of Descriptive a I'd Surgical Anatom
PHINEAS s. STRONG, NJ. D..
Emeritus Professor Ofthe Principles and Prsc-
JOHN +. 6. XTER, II. d,
Professor Of the Principles 4 Practice OF
Medicine.
DANIEL =. LAMB, NJ. d.,
PrOfessJr o SaIeri1 Medicaan'- therapeutics
MEL +. GRAHAM, NJ. d.
Professor of the Principle I'd Practice of
Surgery,
WILLIAM H. SEAMAN. A. NJ,
Professor of General and Medical CHEMISTRY
A. p EnEUk. NJ d.
Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
r. 8. WATTS, VI. D.,
e6-MTh2w Assistant DemOnstf ator
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GEoRGEIOWs FEhALE SEMINARY.

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
W NO. 81 ST0DDARD STREET, GEORGE
ABoARD1Ne AND 3DxsYSs C ri q; FOR Yo1;Na
LADIES, fbe course Of study Is thorough and
progressive from the rudimsnts to graduation.
Miss LIPscoMB, Principal: Miss z. +. HORN,
and Miss NJ. CLARE DE GRAFFENRRIL, Lit
erary Assist ants; Mics BETTE Z. RIDGELY,
EIocutlon ana Literary Department: DE-. j.
y. CAULDFIELD, Instrumental Music Mrs.
N. +. NEWTON, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. L. EUGENE COLLIERE, French; Prof. e.
7; FRIsToE, Lecturer of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars Obtained of Principal at
BaIlantyne's, 42s Seventh street; GIlman's drug
store, Pennsylv snIa avenue; Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and r streets, WAShington City.
Fall session opens September Is, 1s75. Street cars
pass within ore square OF Seminary. aC4-tdeI5
MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER ENG.
4A LlSH md FRENCH DAY SCHOOL,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1876.
aug 60 W flo oct
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SEASON OF lS75-IS7o.
SECOND ANNUAL OPENING OF THE
ECOLE FRANCAlSE DE WAS9lN iTON
And o. the
CERCLE DRAMATIQUE FRANCAISE,
, Under the manag ment OF
PROF. EUGENE l.. COII.iERE and MILE V.
PRUD' HOMME.
Opening night, free to all, Tues lay evening, o.
tober Il at $50 oclock, at the Rosslyn Seminary.
and Fridays.
Circulars at the principal book and music stores.
For ply at $50 stree north
west, or 9t4 street northwest. sepI4-1m
MISS HARROVER'S SCHOOL FOR
IL YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN r.
opened SEPTEMBERs 9. For circulars apply to the
Principal, 1885 street, opposite Franklin ParS.
DRIvATETUIrIoN.- IN elias
Il sizes, Mathematics. French AMI English.
Special PREPARATION for West Point ard Ann Ipols.
Address W. A. DONALDSON.- g. orgetown Col
lege. References ermiIted to successful pupils.
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ing on his nose, has just informed his constitu-
ency that Grant will accept the sixth term for
the Presidency, and the sixtieth, for that mat
ter. Great goats Does he have an idea that
the President is going to live as long as him
self and the eternal hillsl
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~,LAw NOTICE.
ROBERT r. HOXISON.

ROBERT r. HOWISON,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAwA AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY,
Frederick sburg, w., Cofice George street, with
John G. Mason, esq, WILL practice In Fredericks-
burg and In the c)untiCs OF Spotsylvanla and Caro-
line, and (when specially retained) will take bust
ness in the Federal Courts in Richmond, the Court
OF Appeals of Virginia, and the Supreme Court at
Washington, d. e.. and upon like retainer) wilt
examine titles or take other business anywhere in
Virginia. sepI7-F&Tu2w
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For RENT

1905 FsrREET NORTHwESr-FOR
| hOH rent, . pleasant FRONT ROOM, on first
floor, in . private family; near new State Depart
mrnt n, rms very moderate. sepl7-3t"
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Willie Allen, the gentleman who is running
for Governor of Ohio, and medium item Of
humanity 80 old that moss Is said to be grow.
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.PROViDENCE HOSPITAL,

Graduates in Medicine wishing to avail them
selves of the competitive examination for the po-
siton of blouse Physician &C., in this instltu-
tion must make written application to the Dresi-
dent, CDr. G. Tyler. GEORGETOWN. u. C.,) on or
before FRIDAY. September "a, ana attend at the
Hospital on SATURDAY, september Is, at p. m,
for examination. A. +. A. KING, NJ. D..
srnlT-2f Secretary of the Rnarl.
, 1875-05-11

Celebration OF the Auntvcrsnry ol
Ethan Allenss Victory.
Foar T1ooanEnooA, N. Y, May 10.-The Con-
tennial celebration Of tho capture Of Fort Tlcon-
dcroga by Col. Ethan Allen took place hero To-
day. Tho day opened with occasional showers
Of rain. Al Bunsiso tho celebration began by a
yeyeilo and q salutt Of thirteen guns, Ia honor
Of the original States. Invited guests were 70.
caiyed bY Post Alfred Weed OF tho Grand Army
Of tho Republ!o OF Tioondoroga, aftor which tho
thousands present paxtook Of ool1stion opread
among the ruins Of tho Fort, On tho maadows
and ia tha summer hotel, which waa opouod for
occupation.
Largo delegations wore present from tho p.ln-
cipal towns Of Northern Nov York and Vermont,
including several PoAts OF tAa Qran1 Army Of
the Republic aud numerous military orgaolzA-
tlons. Al least &, 900 atrsngcrs wore In attend.
Rnce when the exercises commenced, and guests
Hete stiil arriving In great crowds.
Thn memory OF Ethan Allen WAS celebrated
WITH spirit Of patriotism aud enthusiasm duo
tho hero who. "in the nams Of ths Great Jehoyah
and tbs Continental Congress, captured tAs old
fort.
Tho llns formed under direction of Col.
ERolf, OF Troy, Grand Marshal, and moved to
tho fort grounds over The route taken by Ethan
Al!en. The procession waa drawn TIP In trent Of
the speakers stand. Tho e1erc1ses weso wit
nessed BY N Immense crowd with great enthu-
staam. Tho programme waa ~ folowBt Music
BY tho consolidated bands; prayer By tho nov.
L. Y. Price 1auslai address, Of welcome by tho
President Of the day. Col ". 4. Calkins ora.
poe1a. :. Centennial Be!!," BY Prot, Bradford,
Of bennington, VI; rsmarks by Gen. Z. l..
Cols, ot Troy. H. Z. aud o:hss gussts sauAs.
Sas p1snsIaA assass ~ ts,!vssA b. csl.
, 1875-05-11

tender 10 ems aud sIi \ hearty welcome, trnstn9
ehat a viii Join heart and hand IN the celebration Of
tho DAY. Ne csnuot 10 unminful thai tho actors Of
hundred 3cars ARp heed not he hrnrn.btat Of toda1s
But v. foo! .,srs That their spr neo ,narchlng on,
ana when Tho narc vhfcl 1narla ths resting OF
Ethan Allen and s ofGhly.sco t3rotn Mountain boys
nhal haro yielded 10 tho crumlllns hand of tlma,
their memories and example Will livn, Gathering bright
Of llasro with tncrcahlng centuries.
Mr. Cook'a Grafton wAs q revlow OF tho l,1esory
OF Ticondoroea and the life OF Ethan Allen,
WITH thh impress[ve lessons drawn therefrom;
llc urged thst tho apirt Of our forofathers still
enlmatoh Americans. and that npon itn prcsorya-
tlon, In which ho haa great faith aoponds tho
succcsa Of our republican Institutions.
Gen. Colo, OF Troy, delivered nn tmprouaptu
speech, which waa roploto with historical roint-
nlaconoe8 and sketches, ns we'll a. onogies Of the
bravo mon vino imported tuclr lives for the i1-
dependence OF tho Colonies.
LotEct6 were read from Gov. Tilden of Now
York; aoys; Peck. raigo. and s!ewsrt, Of Yer.
mont; Col. Ethan Allo,i, OF Now York, and Ahel
nipfoY Torroy, Of Detroit, 4 son Of ono Of tho
bravo patriots who accompanied Col. Ethan hlfon
In bis celebrated exploit.
Altogether, tho celebration Has worthy OF tho
patriotic Amorlcsn pooplo, as well as groas
tribute to tue patriotism and Bolf gacrincing do
Totson OF tho pionoers Of cur EcpublIo.
, 1875-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Anna Dickinson lectures In Eyanhtou thin
Heelr.
Tho Academy Of Sciences uoets this svening
at No. 2C3 WaDash aTcauo.
A msetiny OF the members nf the Nine.Ieth
Illinois Infantry wilt be held \: the otlics Of T.
Woo'lets, No. Il. Exchange Building, NJ . o'clock
to.1ay.
All members Of Company G, First Regiment
Islinnis S&ata dun7d, will report as tho armory
this evoning 1t 7:46 O'Clock aharp, in full drosa
uniform, and ready for escort duty.
a grand ball In honor Of the reunion Of tho
Grand Army Of tho Republic aud dedication Of
tho flag OF Lyon PoHt No. 10, G. A. r., will DO
held tomorrow evening .. North Slde Turner
Hall.
1hoHalcof tfcketH to tho Tor. Dr.. o. II. TiHauy'a
GRAFTON on "Goosgs Washinston IN 1876" com
naoncod yesterday morning At Farwell Hall box
Office, and will he continued to-day. The proa-
t'oota hro that t1no audience will greet the
speaker this evening.
Wednesday, evening tho annual meeting Of the
Baptist Theological Union will bo leld at the
Michigan Avenue Bnpttst Church. 1ho ANIMAL
report WILL be road mud officers will bo elected. At
3 .. N. TAufsday at tho same place thera vii, bn
the anntlal commencement Of ils seminary aud
graduating exercises.
, 1875-05-11

dominant. He wSa greatly ia favor of rntelns
tho standard Of Rcho]asfhtp, and to
thia ond tho 1teeonts had recently recommends
cd Boms changes In Tho coilrTc OF study.
lilo cloted with an urgent appeal to tho citizens
Of Chicago 10 giro 10 tho UnivcssstJ their cor
dial sympathy and hHpport.
DR.. Moss, President OF tho unEyoENtty, tk-
prcasod Ills hearty approva1 Of Dr.. Kyder'a septl-
tnents. Tho t}oors OF the Gntycreity were now
onen to cyory young man aud woman who do
sired q culture pf tho mind and heart.
THE EEy. HOHEnT CULVER
delivered short e&tomposo AddEcas, brin,full
Of hurnor and good Aotsse. Ito deprecated
Ittlo Tho fact tilst tile University was undor
donomtnaliuna1 control, hut ho felt Aliro that,
NTH tho growth Of Tho institution and Of The
city, this wonll be ontGrown. l1e bcarkllv CO.
operated with tho ofice,n and friends OF the
Univerelty, and badc them Qod-Brsod In their
III. franklin Maoyeash, whio confessing HIS
Ignorance Of tho Uniyalalsy. expressed himself
as thoroughly tn sympathy with It's obtects.
The 1lsv. Dr.. Gregory, tresidont Of tho 8tate
industrial college. WAS noxe introduced. lie
made n Eoperal aud esrnoat plea In fayor Of uui-
veraitY education.
nabb, Koh!cr. Oh behalf Of tho Icutet populn-
ttop, added his compliments 10 those alloady
uttered.
Chancellor Burroughs stated that subscrtp-
tione 10 the amount of about at3, 900 had btsn
reported to l.fm during the day and evening.
Illo meeting was closed with brfof addresa
by II. r. Tuley.
, 1875-05-11
CINCINNATl's FESTIVAL.
What 1t IL to TIC, nsaa Who Will AS
slht--Thn City Dressed for tho OC-

What It IL to tSo, nua Waso Will AS
slht-Ttn City Dressed for tho Oc-
cnuto11.
.5p<ejal Dispateh to The chtedeo Trfours.
CINCINNATI, O., May 10.-Cincinnati presents
a gala appearances to.day In anticipation Of the
great Festival, which commences tomorrow
evening. Thu festival two ynara ago MAS an OK
porimont, tho succcsa Of which was doubtful,
and the intotest Was confined to TOW. It Prov
ed to BE- such success, however, that tho whole
city has sakon part In This ono, and Ia mada
4 Erand municipal eyont. All ths prin-
cipal business houses are decorated with
flags and banners. Tho private residences xro
hung WITH festoons and Rarlnnda. Dusts aud
pictures Of the old composers Aro to 10 mot It
oyosy turn. handsomely sot In urestls and flags.
Cincinnati, In fact, looka ~ II aho wcrs drcascd
to welcome . conqucrcr. Germany (over tho
and iubi1aht as the American quarter. To-day
Is devoted 10 rshersals under blr. T4omas' own
caro-, and thoy promise aucce8a oyop creator
than that OF two yoara ago.
Tho orchostra uumbcre 10G pfecos, Including
eleven truupota specially engaged for Lohoti-
tho string force numbering tblrty-two frat aud
second siolius. THO cAorus will muster bl7
voicos, the organization bong substan.,ally the
same ~ at the last Festival. and coming mainly
from tlils city.
III. Dudley Due1s, First Lieutenant will pre-
Blde at tho organ.
Tho Feattval commences tomorrow aveniug
with the performance OF Brahms "1rtumplIiut, Il
Dccthorpns 9oyonth Symphony, and aceuo from
"LohenGrtn," with Mrs. H. II. Smith, alias Gu
roy, hicsara. Bischoff, Whitney. and hommossz
In tho solo1.
Tho snls OF seats has boon immense, and tho
great hn!l holding G,o00 people, will be 1iled to
ito utmost capacity.
, 1875-05-11

FoC1AL GATHERING AT TUE PAGfFFo4
At tho Grand Pacific Hoto1 last evening thero
was socIal gathering Of the Trusteoa aud Ne-
gents Of tho Uuiyerai!y Of Chicago, with thcir
wiEca aua nauy at their frlanda. Among tha
prominent gentlemen present wote tho
Nov. Robert Collyer, Dr.. nyler,
Judge Trumbull, ex-senator Doolitt!o,
judges Nogors, Gary, Booth, tue Hon. Thomas
1foyne, Honry dreenobaum. Frsualia Macveagh,
II. II. Wells. Dr.. Powers, Dr.. Moas. Dr. Nor
thup, Chancellor burroughs, Dr.. Chcuey, tile
Iey. l.. J. FIort, the ltoT. T. ". Goodsncol.
lit, Nobers Harris, Feruando Jones' tAa Roy'
J. A. Bmtth. Samuel floasd, Aod many othor To-
cal notables-
At about 0 O'Clock tho .aaaeublcd guests,
about 200 In number, took possession. ct tho
lalitsf ordinary, where IN elegant supper had
boon prepared. Mr. uanIy Greenobaun, T1oaa-
ureE Of tue University, Waa installed ~ Chair~
man. At Lbs conclusion OF the repast Mr.
GEeonebaun made few Femar4s, explaining
that tia object Of tho meeting MAS for tho FREQ
discussion OF questions OF intoToak 10 education
as connected with tho University Of Chicago.
THE REV. D1. RYDER,
rerresentng tue Hoard Of Regents. read pspet
giving tho present and prospective status OF tho
uEisarnity. lilo said that Ut prcaons tho tustitu~
ton VIA essentially sec.arIan. l,y its claar.or,
its President and other olicors Of tie University
uaust DO Dapt!ats but no religioua teaH could bo
applied to ssudeAts or professors. According to
the speaker, tho fact that tho Hapti4ts had con.
trol Of tho institution Wa4 no objection, for Eomo
interest. sithe1 religious o. political must bs
, 1875-05-11
PsRplMS.

6peefal Dtspateh to I'hs Caisaso Tribune,
srn1NaF1K14p, Ill.,. May 10.-Gov. Dovsridgc
reached bone this morning, after an abaonoe Of
a lhslc over two weeks, and to-day he issued
pasdons to Henry White, sentenced at tho jan
uary tertn, 1917, Of the Wasron County Circuit
Court, to nve years' imprisonment in the peuf-
convicted Of mans!Aughtet, aud sontcneod Jan-
uary; 1s75. from the Will County Circuit Court
and Adam Hush, convicted Of arsou. and sen
toucod for ono year Ut tho March term, 1876, Of
tho Dewitt County Circuit Court.
Tho following wors pattonod frotn tho Reform
School: William forchaul ronvictod Of lar-
conY Ia November. 1872, and aoutenced TO Tho
Reform School for throo years fyom the Logan
County Clrcnit Court. and George .. Mcclellan,
tonvicirl af larceny in May. 1873, md sentenced
for ttlleo yoarl to tho noEorm School from tho
A1aln0 Circuit Court.
, 1875-05-11
J. V. FARWELl-.

PAnr1Nu arr TO t1Ia C1EnKB.
Last Saturday Mr. slmeon Fa.woll, Of Tho
firm Of ~, Farwe!l 4 Co., presented, on h.
half Of tho head OF the firm, who Ii At present
engaged in Evangelical work In England. copy
Of tho religious work "0gaca fof Grace. By tho
llev. Willsam Jamos, to oach Of tho employees Of
tue establishment Tho object Of tho gilt MAS
esp|ained BY = lostsz printed on tbs 3y~leaf Of
the volume, OF which tho following is . copy.
Pu.tAnELPHI4. april ty,--Mr DE44 DsoTuKa;
had II my heass 10 get my rlerIs together bafozs
left Tor Europe, anu Apologize 10 them for not mora
conatsentlJ msnifessing to them ChglsAu intsrcst
M the4E lives by personally presenting ths etains OF
Christ upon their afectlons-to 8-&s have to few
lily Tine occupied thlt could not carr out NV
plan IN that segsrd and Wish you to hsua to esch
Of them, fru least To gEesie, copy " otacs for
uEaes {kecptnE one for youraelG- book that rad
on MY way here, which uay III few Morda describe "
wor4pIcturea OF tu tho life Of Chrtsk an tls
soul Ut t1ksn from scsla e1pes1eucas from ihn
nav birth to tas maturity Of the sons Of God, md
dt2HL ty \ Hsater sFtlsk.
Would to 0oA t4as ihsy might hang thota up In Tho
very Earos OF tAetr aouls "tha gift of God which
every aon of Adam 4ccds 10 open ta datoA Of psya-
lse ouco shut by stn nov opeue1 by urscs 10 I'll who
believe. 80
i. viii b much better than anything could have
sald, thai ain really glad had lRs to c41rT out
my thought though It would hAss been pleasant 10
hsve net them y on such IN srrand. ksxs o H.
word Of dod teaching ~. regard ths s1pseas1s II
tAass who havs hssa thus tAUght n Aaast vAuAb&
, 1875-05-11
TOWN MEETINGS..
THE SOUTH EIDE.


A meeting Of tho South Town Board WAS held
yessorday evening at Justlco DoWolrs oflco.
There we're present Justices DoWolf, Footo,
Mooch, Wallace, 8ummerileld, Hatuoa. md Poi
lak, Supervisors Ryan and Bchank, aud Town
CIerks Gteason and arucnhut.
On motion OF Justice PuiIak, Justice DcWdlf
was elected permanent Chairman Of the Board,
On motion Of Justice Hninen, It Wan decided
10 proceed to act in tho mstter Of tho Town
aupatylsorahtp aud tho Town Cleskahtp, andth
Board doc!4od to recognize ?. i. Ryan ~ super-
son.h Town q Chicago.
Assessor Phillips submitted the following llst
OF Deputy AssesHors: J. ". Curtey, ]. II. Nc
Dona!l, JamcA Glessou, Hugh Fitzaimmona,
John Iyau. J. Rodbersus, J. ]. Maher, George
qfoo1Ts1ols G;,lon 1,s4rop ,4ansp Charles 6aso, 6Hsson,
II. Eyaus. Gail Ilerting, Fritz Dnsse,
]. 5cuIly, Il. Z!mpel, deorRo EbsrAaEdt, John
kehoe, W. A. Jameson. J. D. Haven, ]. EARLY,
7. Douatoy, John S'atterJ, Tom ODouuoll,
Frank Dixon, N. Kooic, Zoo Be1tou, Charles
pSy 's4es a9s.an,o s9nosop Il g. xt xTayof J.;s F.
Tiornoy, Z. 1Iutz. j. FltzgeIald, D. Dunno,
Charles E. Jones, ". ". ahutc, F. Noyee, r.
Giesten, ". Young, @. Rounds, John 6chs1er.
d. DrohnM, Jim Lynch, J. Duffy, ]. Kraune,
John Canay, D. T. Shaw, Qeorgo Hilton. 3. r.
Knowles. J. ncFso' John Harrington, II. o.
After soas little dobass It WAS rsao,ved that
matter be postponed until this eTeniuE 1t th&
I O'Clock.
NORTH SIDE.
Tho North Town Honru held meeting Jtater-
taT afternoon In Justice kautmaun'a office, with
EWpery!xtr kaycca in the chair.
j. Il. MiiIes, Ahseasor nominated tho following
M his aeslatants: Fred Becker, William Dnhoy,
aud William Wabol, md thor wcze agreed ia,
after Which ths meeting adjourned.
, 1875-05-11

hbpa in directing doubling md hasitatna minds ID
ahe acceptance of Rho truth. have bern very poor
point 10 Christ ~ tho ouy rcrfcct exponent OF lie
teachings Of lila own word de.lrs 10 encourage Alt
who, like mo- wesk not 10 despair wAtls looking 1t
thn selsep, be to ook at thiA mans ls one whom
Christ sustained by Ills wonderful srsce4 and 1cstn to
trust him for " fs Precious fa!s1 Whereby .Fs given
wi1crny ne nrs asia partatcr~ ofhc dvtnn NATURE"
r]eass havs thia letter printed anA put Into each
copy ~ nyltAt. and wrtr the natne Of zach recipient
thereon and may 1ie who Aol Tho hosst Of Tho
thor Of ts BOOK I'LL caeh ono Of thtr hearte with tho
sarns lore and fat to whom ehail be al The rra!se.
Yours very truty, JrnN Y. FAnwEtL,
r, .. So John l., lila; John Ill., liz; II. Pc.sr,
l., H.