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COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Tho Committee On Public Charities Of the
County Board was in session yesterday. and
audited several minor accounts. The Commit
tee lodged MI accounts Of any importance, oN-
ing to the fact that the financial condition Of tho
Treasury is very poor.
Sheriff Aenew is yet undecided as TO w1-rn 10
will appoint as the SUCCESSOR OF Jim McHale,
tho deposed Assistant-Jailer. He had received
something less than 200 applications for the po-
sition up to last night. Tho probabilities are
that jim Bonfiald. ballif in the Criminal Court,
will be the lucky man.
The Hospital Committee Of tho County Board
visited the County Hospital yesterday, for tho
purpose Of examining tho supplies and bedding
provided for the present month. The Com
mittee found everything furnished according to
samples and weight, ETC.. an correct. They
found the Hospital crowded, and sadly in mead
Of further and more extended accommodations
for the sick. With the vieu OF obtaining
relief in this respect they addressed = communi-
cation to Mr. C. ]. Trusdell, President OF the
Relief and Aid Socisty, and requested Of him to
etato what facilities. il any, be could furnish the
Hospital authorities. Mr.. Trusdell's reply was
to tho effect that the Relief and Aid Society
would extand to them Ill the accommodation
within its power.
The Committee On Jals and Jail Accounts Of
the County Board met yeste5day With Commits,
sioners Schmidt. johnson, Russell, Clough, and
Jones, and resumed the question Of tho cost in
dieting the prisoners in the County Jail. Alter
considerable discussion, the Committee decided
to poatpone fnsl recommendation in tho mat
tor till "Wednesday. The general feeling
Committee that IS cents per day Was little
enough to allow tho Sheriff, aud it II not proba-
bic that this figure will be changed. Before ad-
jou,ning they considered q bill Of ex-sheEiR
, 1875-03-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The fire. 1t tho Reunion Presbyterian Church
viii not interfere with the regular serTcss to-
day.
rba Hs,1.,n,ah Rand 1T eo1ored sinrers will
Sa-.. -. 60. M oh7,at T.,.sd,v
e~sn;ns ~ tt,;s roah
- @N-A1 ...-.
Aembers Of the Clan- -na-Gaol Guards aro not1-
fed that special meeting in full uniform. will
be held Monday evening.
Thera NIL, ha !. meet;no ut tha n,embera Of tho
r~.;.o t.p..,. r,xt, - =, tho ,,,t ro,n,, ~ +ha
oAee*o o.es 49,.
e8afone1 hoose' MONDAY " c'o'A'
Inc H1ah hlncs are fcqaesseu 70 mees u 'netI
&rrno1v this evening, at o'clock, to naks final
xrraneements for thu ball and parade.
,.o,,,~a j., H. 2-.a a+.,.n-
Ao.u's o'ean5 ,,1D y 1s:..-
~. e,uA. ~sn ..n- ".1- m.ssa-;-.u- 1o.a,a...an
ouo}ec'' o1es7 a5g'7n1e71is eoaA'oe'oa
The Committee apoinsed By the rnitsd IRISH
nocieties to draw M q constitution and bylaws
viii meat at Father Mathew Temperance HaN
st $50 o'clock this afternoon.
The sohhath- -achno1 Aesoeiation of The PresbY-
ter, Of (,hicaeo will hold it, March meeting q.
Ashland Ayenuo presbytariau Church, southeast
coruer Washington stree. and Union Park. Tues-
5av avsninr.
..: ..4u~n,,,
eusa1 .. anen1ny !ss. i crnda1 s1h Isctnrn -
eceaat Eulaty ps'ose n ~ uo. Su5 - a'e,ooy
c'etV, n tna uranu m ~ - t,o1,,s uso~'-
ADMISSION ~ eenes 70 III F3f1S u '<1s nou1o
The Mu1liean Zouaves will bold grand ball
On the evening Of aseh TX a. a.ecotfo'es Of .es;s
RAIL- 01!4 aoo uapee1*on uvuo1, ~ ~
auaoiy. 2Aemoe1s a3s 1otiaes'o" ~ o''eAo'
AL the Society A6s as well as tho Grand Aids.
Of the st. ratricks-Day procession orc requested
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The Committee omblie Buildings failed to
mess yesterday for LOT quorum.
Judge DiczcY aE,omptsoIles Hayes wers
yesterday engaged i,viaiug tho Questionable
fcssureo of the iucoRtion bill.
No action will be Il by the board Of Public
Works TO renoTa thl in tho river until it b.
osn,es n>oeasazy. Idaagsx OF food haa
almost totally d;ezpRd.
Tho Committee oueets and A1Ieys for ths
West Divisio. met torday afternoon in TIN
City Caxks oRos.as only husineas of i'm
poetsana vas ths Is sf The rsnsnstraaos
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LOCAL ETERS4
IN Un:SH~

II TIE Edl.ar If Ihe Chic 31ouns:
CHICAGO, March 13.>n. year ago my hus-
band, SELF, and f.milyne to Chicago. ue gets
such small pay as clct,a:, to make both ends
meet, have taught nc till, two months ago,
I vss laid low with immation OF the lungs,
and am now 30 weak i'll as to bo quite unfit
to 90 ont teach; have lost seven
outdoor pupils thro, it, aud expenses iu-
oidental TO sickne and large DOCTORS
bill obligates me to pose of eomo dry-goods
which hsVe just reed from Oxford street,
London I have a:y handzouae "French
grey" satin dress. mwith two rovs Of knife
pleatingg, quarter yard deep; the over-
dress Is canary -coiorIndizn sil6. handsomely
trimmed with Yak Ia Tho whole cost IN En-
gland &6o. Rs they vorasentod to me. viH
sell the costume foo, OF each saparnte skirt
for 337, and oserdresor y13. Tia things can
bo saau at ~ Gaxthrt street. Yours tsuly.
An RxaLlaHuoHAx.
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covered. Two di.mond5 OF great brilliancy
.re sat in earrings. They are va'uo1 It
res. eouaiing tho largest stone IL every
rescect except in size. A rich eross contains
el.yan djamoads Of tho samo size and quality
Valued at 500 each. Besides these there .re ia
the collection no less than seventy six diamonds
OF various sizea, var,ing in value from s4oo
This glltteripg display il enough to set Il lady
Of fashion fa;rl, crazy With env: OF tho person
who may be so fortunate az 70 array herself
With dezsiiue wealth OF splendor. alr. Patton
has desired to keep the collection unbrosca, but
lie has boon prevailed upon to dispose OF some OF
t;,a sron,a ri Lesser value, which are mostly OF
ounitv not to bo met with in the diamond mar
ket Of the present day,
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THE EDStTION.

MEETING OF TEE EoUT1vE CoMhTTEE
The Executive Ccnttse Of tho Exposition
organization met at th3rand Pacific yesterday
afternoon, and were bay employed with plans
and arrangements fotte next great show.
Among tho impostaueeatu1es claiming their
attention we're the disp1 ia thu Scientific and
Art Departments. or etormez, it may bo said
that it is highly pzoa2e tbs Academy OF
Sciences WILL il it .e not take control,
at least take such n.rsst "a to insure
the eranaest and met interesting display
in several department Of natural history
ever made On any taar occasion. The
Academy has so far recpated from the effects
Of the disasters by whin t hAs been visited
that its leading membenhl justified in pushing
its legitimate business nj still greater yieor.
se7cral OF them, and nmb the President are
very favorably impressd xh the plan proposed
of contributing to the chiffon in tho Natural
History DEPARTMENT 10 Exposition and
thore il every reason toaasve this will be done.
Beyond tlis tho punlic re no otlsex assurance
OF the excellence ct thdDlay.
In 6ne arts the nt aeeting reports havs
baen received The piaalztursd BY the Com
mittoe, and now e1eaay vigorously, may be
safely sNd to assure a5ay the most magnif-
cont collection OF wos 3y American arsists
ever offered to publ WV. Western peopIo
must regard thenselyeaa extremely fortunnts
in attracting the Attentnd onr bcst artists TO
such m extent II it NV manifest has been
done. Il is hoped d beloved that every
American artist Of repabn will send oos or
more OF his best norkEorhis exhibition.
4 display OF ne1yor quito al! OF the
edible fish found IN Asarn waters, together
with all the fixtures anapsratus required by
the fsh-b breeder, will tn another Interesting
| and instructive featu. This is now = fxea
fact, and viii add lass7 ths attractions Of
tho E1posit;ou.
Many other matters :ang to the other de-
| partments and tho gera exhibition engaged
| tho attention Of the Canltee. On tho whole,
the outlook for q Grarsrcess in tho quality
Of contributions il ver:atsfactoy.
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Mr. H. Patton, Eentleman now staying at.
the Palmer House, il possessed Of tho finest COL
lection Of disnonds aver displayed in this city,
and, with perhaps tho exception OF the Fitch jew
els. they are n rich and costly as any ever
brought to this country. 0ne OF the stones is
ssid to .yaI in splendor and value even the iarg-
est ones among the magnificent present Of tho
Khedi7e, The collection OF Mr. Patton en-
braces eighty-one stones. They originally formed
the diamond necklace which once belonged to tho
eister OF Mr. Leonard Jerome, Of New York. tor tho
posseseion Of which aba was the subject OF env,
OF the wealthiest New York bellies. and for which
she was famoua as the most richly bejewsled
laav moving in tho society OF that city. 1t hor
death this valuable property was kept in the
hsnds Of her heirs for some time Bat Tor some
roas,n they finally determined to effect 1t8 Rals.
It vas nut on exhibition at Tdaay's, the great
RrosdWay ieweler, where 1t attracted mncn IL
tention but. owing to ~ great coas aa nos m ~ ,
~;;t+ar;n3 .tonea vas q fortune of no small di-
Mana bnt tbs vealttiest could readi1y invest the
great sun OF money which Tss des1rnsted %
their yaiuo. At length the preciona necA1sGe
found purchaser in the person Of Ar. a. r..
Patton. He did NOT retain the jewe.o IN their
original setting in the form Of . necklace. but
had several Of the largest and most Ysluaose
atonea sat ~ earrings and bresstp'na+ and
largo number Of the enn:lleet o. onos sra srs
without s<ttinss ot any tiod. Tho ..ntx.3 afons
which originally occupied the eenuAa ~
aud most prominent place IN the
ueck1see il m Ind1a diamond Of the pnEeat
water. It .e perfect esn,, withous the slighseas
defect in texture, cutting, or color Of rem.r1-
abls purity. and is thought to 1l7al tho nnoss
stons ever imported to the United States y u
10 carats in eize, and is valued now. At time
rhen diamsnds a1s' much less costly than Tor
1Ao,ly, nj SO 900. Il nas ones hsld Il 81. Co., s
n ~ Of As ixxTeas In3iA a&ooAa sFH o.
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Eoston Commercial DuNettn.
Strangers, Oh being introduced to ths Anssr-
can Minister, shonid not attempt to take hin
hand" Ho will play that himeelf-
Notwithstanding the Minister Ii m export -
cutting. be il said nsvar to slight hia aoquaint-
ancea-
Gen. seheuck's snakspearian NOTICES" Tbs
PLAYS tho thing" "Wa must speak by the
card"
There il no truth in The report thas tha Geo
logical Society hayo requested Gan schenoE ID
lecture on 4nte-deoi-uylan evideuces.
An exchange speaks OF !" the American 3linfs-
ter's last great STOP" Perhapa It uas - rfnfa-
de-"
The Hours Of Commons ought to be notified
that there II no necessity for = Rho" OF hAod
uheu Gen. Bc5euck IS oallE"
The American Minister'S fsvo9ite Kinx tn G7
giish history Bld1 King Hrl-"
Gen. achoncks tavorito fruit at dea4s1t-sv
p1irs.
Anv u,cu v1,o considers hinaseK equal to =
American Minister had bstter "soe - him
Tho ac1icultrrists talk Of presenting to&a*
30 muck
The American Minister Is said to Ego It bind
in tho ab8ouce Of lertcrs from Washington. NJ
though he believes in capital lettere- He thanks
the 4 seea good enough for any lnau.
Il will hardly be worth while to question Gea-
schcnck respecting thu aiza Of the Pooa Of b.
thssda-
The American Minister has discovered that =
man msy ba .tan2h" and yet hare 7szy lttts
Mou6y.
Gen. Schenek il said to be studying ths eona-
pass very closely. He xlshee to know tas card
1u-al points.
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Wll.CKE.


Tbs inquest into the Wilcke murder mas con-
oluded yesterday afternoon. tho remaining sv'-
dance taken being meagre and valueless.
Matsie Reynolds, q ec1ageJ old prostitute
whose appearance would have been greatly i'm
proved had shs been put out to soak in bath-tub
owe. night, was the frs. witness- The point
which her testimony Was expected to develop
wa that Flora crandall had made revelations to
her Of her intimacy with old Wilcke, but 1t
seems that Flo1a, whose acquaintance with
Matte begon in the Houss Of Correction sono
three months ago, only told her that she used to
20 md etay With a nan On Lake street, without
mentioning his narne-
EDWARD SULLIVAN,
an unfortunate 1aboriuG man, who hao oooo
taken out OF the Bridewel whore be has been
for four days previously, On charge OF drunk
and disorder|y, WAS the next witness. He had
red baard, and manifested an anxiety to get
shaved, that brought suspicion ana tbs detect
ives down upon him It turned out, however,
that hs only wanted to get his n1oustachs
shaved. and, u the little nevsboy positively
averred that he waa not tho man who vent
into Wilcke's saloon on. the fatal morning,
he was permitted to go. He WAS evs-
IDENTIFY = harmless, inoHansive character, whom
injury TO Ills QeAQ l6C6lfe0 6otu8 yea1o 1t4S0
had rendered 1eak-minded- He seemed inclin-
ed to make some appeal for help in arranging his
family matters. Ho said that his wifs had been
nnfafhful to hi1n and had left him so1ne four Or
f1va Tears ago. She was living On tbs corner Of
Lain and Twelfth streets and had money, whore
.a he had none, an injustice which be thought
Coroner Die.zsch might remedy. 1he Coroner
va OF different opinion, and told him to move
This concluded ths evidence, and
TIE COURT
submitted the case to tho jury, with SONS hriof
hut stirring ramazks. He spoke ~ follows !:
t rive the Case to you now gentlemen: Wa Old
tba best We could to get evidence. and Fe can
not help it, II it il not our fault Make Ep your
rn;nls what to do undar the circumstances Per-
hana Won should do 80 something to that lady,
Mis- Flora Crnndall. You know how abe abused
IA Yesterday, said I'd FOOLS" sad all that: Il
thers IL no respect for Jurors in this country
tttn the whole thing is going dom mighty
nn,cx. think You ought to do something WITH
her. Yop can hold hex a,a puE,sh her Tor her dla.
rosnectful aud abusive language. II you We n1no
IN. Nov. gentlemen Of ths jury, 5ou ean tske
The case. and tho outsiders md the rapoftaTs
viii please get out IS quickly ~ possahls- 1na
inry vxnts this room.
ffter remaining out 1bous quaz5sf a -
hour tho jury returned with
- a.. ,,..r md *hxt ]uItux Wtlebs e3Rae 70 hd
~ ~ ~ IL dsT Il MartA 1876 1t his ftalaax1a
~ WesA IAke Gk~sk. IA AA As3s Roa s's~ y
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A0N%A'-~"
rba First Regiment Illinois State Guards held
-. - o,.tbna;,st:o meeting last night ut
As' 81 AAN ~. e+-a.+ ran+ n.rnan+ar =,
thelr arEofs VI A0-o ~"H'
the chair.
Maj. E. Norton rccnatlns omcof' repostod
.s.;o-, ,,,a admitt.3 into the resiment. and
upon 1no''on' "'%' x.ur, mt,. xa,,ax;11oaso
assigned al CompaeS A"o 4o'.o ~ oA.oA
we're then elected to snmana the ne" COM
Many. Cantain. J. T. Sayyar; First Lieutenant,
+ IN Norton. Second Lieutenant, George Bonner.
ihe boa.o a q, a,-s,,ss saa. .a;soa .a~.-d
sum Of S11, 400 had aireny peen 1alsoo TOWARD
an equipment fund, anl that it WAS necessary to
aacnra at least e. GO0 nore to properly uniform
~ - ~ ~oo;mat Tt waa decided by the
'no I'oA ~ 49, .ts ,,,,on, ,h,n1d ,,;a. sAoo
meeting tnas eaen eoap@as eNoo'" A"'eo w..
moro to complete te oesfeo atoount' 4ae
regiment decided to amp5 the uniform worn ny
the Second ConneclcaA heelmenE, WHICH ID d.
most the same, WITH lsRe diAe1enee II any, ~
that Of tho New YORK Seentn.
The regiment WITH tD eo.npauy Fecelsen tass
to Colonel. then, on melon. decided to 90 into
the election OF that Office. On notion, the Sec
retary, Lieut.. Diehl, wa5 Instructed to cast one
vote, as the voice OF the ommnnd, for
11EUE-coL- &C. AcLrEa
for Colonel. That ot1oe WAS tnefeupon ue-
G1HIHQ QulA4A1AA9@J ~'~"eAf ~0~NS -~~~.J
cal!ad upon for speech. stopped to
tho front, and, AMID ronu a.sef fouuu OF cne6ts'
said that he s7as not mna OF speaker, but he
ordinarily found words :eexpress MS thongnts
and feelings, but on this ocaslon hocou scarce
ly End language where%itho teoder ms thands 70
the command for the honf tney naa bestowed
upon him. and for the naner IN WHICH tney nnd
done 1t. He hopen that % year IRON now me
actions would meet "itn 1air appfooauon.
At the close Of Co.. hclo'gs femsrks, ~.
James &. HaVnie' tue 1oslef Aa]utsHt OF cue
regiment. Eho Tor sae tune past haa
been in attendance tpon the Legfs-
lature at sprsngheid' nae h1s appearance
in tho armorT, and hls pseence occasionea 1fesn
demonstrations OF pieaae- Aar. Aayn'e &C
kuowled:sd the comphmes. sno, upon tne an
nouncenans of.the Coioh tnat toaH Vialtos
was present upon tnVatatle 70 reno 10 them
THE a1Lrrl NIL
as it now stands IN the nuse OF hepraaensa-
tives. Mr. Hayme reao &c piil, anu afterwards
in few brief renaarks ePlaned TO sho com
| mand that thero was nooonos pns thas the
bill would pass the ho'e, but It would re-
quire some lobbying toeet 1t tnroush the
Sen2te: still. ne edter1Gaa DUE uttle ooaos OF
its final passage. Col: M'lurg, together WITH
tie officers and men OF tn' FIRST, seemed Of
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CRIMINAL


persuaded William Russell to allow her to take
from his pocket $s5, proceeding which hs az
| terward regretted. Officer Ryan tooA shs frail
female to tho Arnory Last night
James Burke, the Earos er arrested by Officer
! Myers, night before last, for 1obbing strsn2er
ut the Illinois Central Depot, WAS held By Jus
tics Boyden, yesterday, for IN examination Tues
day morning
OEcers Maheney and Millar. Of tho Cottage
Grove Avenue Station, arrested hrace OF ras-
Gals night before last just as they wsrs going
from Robert Shoonfe1ds tailor-shoP, Il No. lG3
Twenty-eecond street, bearing in their 2rna
quantity of goods which they had stolen Tho
prisoners wers held in bail Of $500 each yeakes-
day.
Detective siunonds succeeded in arrestting the
perpetrators OF bold burglary yesterday, and
brought the stolen goods and tha prisoners to
the Central Station Night before last the mer-
chant-t2ito1inc establishment OF f. Price,
Graves j. Co., No. 108 Monroe street, near
Dearborn, was entered, snd about $500 worth
Of cloths carried OF. Tbs thieves also packed
up number Of new coats ready for taking
away aud placed = bolt OF cloth under the sloe-
walk, where it mas subsequently, found. En-
trance vas effected by forcing open the front
door. This thieves took advantage OF the tenn
porary ahsence Of the officer On The beat, who had
gone to the Armory with couple of prisoners.
On being taken to Central Station, the burg
lsta gave tho ranea Of John Kegan and Bill
Riley, which sre probably fictitious. Ono Of
them was found in front OF the Pacido Hotel,
and the other ut the corner Of 8tata and Madi-
SOB streets, last evening. Tho cloth WAS dis
covered in Issac's pawn-shop, on Van Buren
street, where tho thleves had received fo< it the
u1uolfcent sQm OF Sl0-
another bold aud audscious robbery WIS com-
ritted On q Madison street cor last evening
about o'clock Mr. Thomas G.. Kirk OF tbs
iron drtn Of Kirk Il Barker. on Lake street near
with little daughtex, On q Pittsburg, Foft
Wryne i Chicago Railway train, and got m
the street car st Canal street, TO go to
his home. No. :33 West Warrington
nen-rall- dressed and nobbJ fellows, xita ci-
caaB in their moaths-also stepped On the Iea<
Platform, crowding it. asad preventing Nj. Kirk
from moving into the car. He had satchel IN
one hand, and with the other kept hold OF
his daughters azn1. one OF the Young men
and the others continued to bar his progress to-
ward tho into.ior OF the car. Ho requested tho
xmokes to dosist or SO on the front platform.
but the fellow made sotne frivolous excuse and
poured forth smother cloud Of smoke into Nr.
sirk's f.eo. Tha car had gone bnt short dis
pocket but was powerlsss to examine
it at the moment. Then he saw
ono Of the young men suddenly leave tn car,
and il instantly occurred to him that hs bad
at $3.50 or 800. He felt for the huepioce, bnt
it was gone. He called on the conductor. ho:
GG, to stop ths car and wait for moment
until be could cxll = policeman and
secure tho arrest OF the dTlng man knd
refused to stop . minute for any such purpose;
the car continued on its way. On arriving near
The po!ice station the young man got o. ana
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THE CITY.
tFcAr OWNERSHIP.

tECAt OWNERSHIP.
rrrncu FAIRS AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
aco fcrth, n to the priest SAID the ernine1 JalsA
sid The Judge to tho prieEt, " 60 free;
rse reah thou hcst cribbed no 1nors belongs
10 auother than 10 thee.
ert vas taken where but 1T a church fair
:, the Loutsyiile style uuindicted ths Wills
Cf the yigiiant Grand 1uzee;-
aEhere sp3r3tuous liquors they Vend to MD
The cause Of spiritual things,
Ans ltcense such AZ one must hAEo
n be be heatben Like Elings;-
. Where farcy articles nothing worth
Are for fancy prices sold
Tnuld that like recompeuEe were thatH
Who stitch IN hunger and cold;
SHhere mopeyas obtained bg false prctaa1s
of watch or g1ldtd cane
n uoIla ptous repeating ts not ths K!1
Tta1 It in Ut pc1s psofane-
$50, money thus got crsms tis not
From the Churchl Golfers to steal,
OF grand larsenie we've acquitted thss-
Then forth he went, that father bold,
Through the mirk and mist hs r2n;
1t coEner dark whom should hs m1Ek
But burly highvsymsa,
Who drew his knife: Thy cash or life,
Sir priest, surrender me;
Tho papers read whxt dldBt thou p41eA
B.fors the retit juxee.
~If legal ownership's vested not
In B1snop or Parish. mina
~ Will write It in Mood-iE titls II koo0
70 that caah Il any Ut thine."
~Aasl a1.a I" said the pioua priest
HNe'eT nickel re1nainB OF the peRi
For theea zcqu1teats are costly th1ngs,-
Dost know how it II thyse17
sNine il not such spoil Is repays the toll!
OF cunning crooks like thee;
Fer thy welfare I'll pray both naRn1 S3o @AH
An thou wilt but set me 1fea-
~rora good mans prayers MY muck ssalt
A. B1enneEhGssett knows ~
-Four month"; with him spent n JAR
Cour blessed mpaths were taoce-
~And lot that goddess gann'es "@"'
By my enE:mp}e taught'
4ta .ins .hhorred and sought the Lord
Ana wnrkp of Righteousness wrought
~E-,. ~ +h.t said the robber. j" I'll h1vs IN mtns
Twar~ xrli thou vert placed In qro1
sy1, thnn Rhou]abt compel each In Doyla'a HotA
To xalk in the fair Of God
~ Rut. OF nud alag !" said ths hiehvsymaa,
THIS obstacle sec
n ccnye-, thee a thou that gambler didft
Whom mum We lock up with has7"
~ The qrcsuonas too much for my feeble brain,
For my feebls brain, i" Raid he:
And slowu an alley he vanished a0o1dns
Ard left his victim FREQ
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PAN Pna0 TEAS.

New YoRk, March 13.--It 10 stated thst III the
roada from hero to tha West are now cutting
under each other to secuza frsights-
The report that the Union PEsido Rallrond
Company is negotiating q loau Of 81 0oo. 600 to
n1aee 20 tie credit at thu Psoidc Nal Company
Il officially danieA.
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Case: Thureday, Mrs. William Writ; Friday,
Mrs, ". G. Pouaza Saturday, Hiss LuciA Z. F.

MFb, ". e. FoV8@1 83EuIuty, H1xa LUCE H. Z :
Kimpall
Union Lodge No. g. I. O. o. F., will give their
second free entertainment ia their hall in Meth
odist Church Block, cornar Clark and Washing
ton streets, Thursday ne1t, at 8 p. NJ y. !:
Ward Ellis will deliver d 1ecturs, and there VIII
be reading and music.
Company G Of tho First Regiment OF tho Il1i-
nois State Guards will give large party at thar
armory cn Like street. shortly after Lent
The officers OF tho Regiment viii particle
pate, as we'll as the honorary members,
who are among the most prominent citzens Of
Chicago. The gallant boyB will appear in full
Uniform It promises to be one OF the most not
able social evensa Of the season.
, 1875-03-14

hstchet In the hands Of souo person persons to
,1rInnrn md ve further be 3sye that TIM witness,
Flora Cra1daM. il In poseczsion OF knowledge whch
Il lnsde known. would lena I, ths convst;en Of the
guilty pa1tex, md tnas ano os hsd over to
the Grand Jury ~ ac-oupEce.
, 1875-03-14

Miss Emma Howson has 1,ads vary Eoenss1.
fol Appearance II Ma1ta - AntnA, n Ala 9eW
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