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, 1875-12-26
REAL
~. Ioan Market Inactive. and Lend
ers More Cautious.
The Sales Of the Week Affected by
the Holidays.
nhr Savings Banks and Building
Associations.


VERY LTTLE DONE
,.eord Of the operations in real estate dur
:.. christmas week is mainly q matter Of form.
wb.n to the deep quiet Of winter the distractions
.t+ba holidays are added, the 1eal-estate market
1.tursrly reaches its profoundcst repose- The
NV class Of buyers in the market are capitalists
~ho baye had hard cash TO put into great bay
~.;,.. offers to the extent OF e36Q,Oo0 were
ro.ds during tho week by one party. There are
t,v. sellers but those who must sell. Other
.o,dt.s and would-be purchasers are holding
h.ct for the spring trade. Some Of the noticea-
u. .a,ee az the week are recorded below.
q. Cole l. Co. have SOLD house aud lot No.
,ss essou street for s., 500 two lots On FIRE.
~ .,o1t street, lust south OF Centre street, for
81 i00: cottage and lot 5h3 Indiana street for
sa60o lot on Twenty-dfth street, west Of Stew
II ayanue, for s, ,000 cash; lot on Fullerton
.xeone. west OF Milwaukee, for $500; 100 feet
IN Linden Grove, Englewood, for Sc, 500.
4 s. Hubbard, Jr, has sold the north front
n,ope,ty on Washington street, Go feet east OF
E,ith avenue. 21160 feet, with fye-story stone
tront building for $1,000. to A. J. Cooper:
y. r Dewey hns sold: On the corner of RdEe
,rsnue and Church street, in Evanston, 80 feat,
Il go per foot, to be improved with tipe build
;nrs. 50 feet IN Block 6 OF Union Addition to
PIX Ridge, $500; &c feet in Block OF Grego-
rs Subdivision OF the south half OF Lots 26. 27
md q III DAIteI 6QDu1f4ttpu III kHo 6OAlu uAll
of 0u,Imette Reservation, and Lot Sc in Co.'S
r7oye's Subdivision Of Lots 5ro OF Block S., OF
Evanston, S3.9 $50
Dawson l. Welch have sold five lots On Leayitt,
corth Of Polk street. for sc, GOO; also. two
huuses and lots corner of Oakley and Huron
sreets, sll,000.
4 ]. Cooper has sold house and lot No. 30
Langley arenue. for S3), 600 to Mr. Kimbark.
J.F. Eberhatt has sold to Duff Porter, con-
Stating of 50xB3 feet oa Jackson street, 150 feet
vest vi Franklin. SIS, ,0ed.
Caspar Arnold has sold the premises 200 East
Ten Eo1en street for 9l6. .O00 to j. II. Avery.
TT. Wheeler has sold Lot 8, in Block GO.
Evanston, to G. ". Eansant, Tor $1,000.
On Michigan avenue, corner OF Thirty-eighth
et7ee: Elijah Smith has sold 232xl35 feet TO
William E. T1aver, for s34, 800.
B. E. Mckay has cold to II. Hearson and Ell
Payn, 24x110 feet on Congress street, l90 feet
west Of Throop, for IS, 500.
Nelson Monroe has sold to Christian Wahl,
f41902 feet on Michigan avenue, 2oo feet north
al Twspty-si1th street.
S IL Moore sold four lots on Quincy street,
near laSalle. III feet front in all, for S40, 600
J. H. Avery purchased No. 200 East Van 3D.
fcn street, improved for Sl6,00
J. n. Billings sold business block and lot on
Clark street. north OF Van Bureu, for S2S 600.
James Il Hubbard sold to Mary Is. Keith. 8S1
RS feet, with buildings, OF Fremont street, near
6ophia; consideration, $25, coo.
The Lake Shore Disti1ling Company sold to J.
7. E. Frede1icks l3G feet On johnson avenue,
tou.h ct Twcnty-teventh street: consideration,
EAI DJ0
, 1875-12-26
DEATHS.


= LANPHERE-On the 9th Inst, Ella Mara the only
daughter Of C. Z. and l. S. Lanphere aged Is years,
3 months, and 10 days, at 1740 State street.
GFunera1 at $50 Dec. &c, to G1aceand Cemetery.
Friends invited to attend.
LAMB-Dec. Is, 1875, ut the residence Of J. B.
0rznsby, 60 North Sheldon street, HRS. Lila B. Lamb,
aged GO years and days.
MoLLoY-Departedt this life Dec. q, Robert Molloy,
aged Gu.
Funeral leaves the family residence. 60 North L.
Sale strees at 10 n, Dec 26, for Church Of HOLY
Name: thence to Calvary Cemetery by carriages.
Friends Of the family invited to attend without
further notice.
New York, Philadelphia, and San Francisco pa
peFa copy.
CRUMB-Friday evening, Dec. n, silaa ?. crurnh.
aged Is years, =. d..
Funeral from the Church Of tho Epiphany, Jefferson
Park, Tuesday at 1880 O'Clock, to Roseh by cara
attended ty Chicago Commandery, No. 10, E. T.
EMMETT-Dicd at No, 9o1 Wentworth avenue,
Nina, daughter Of John Emmett, Captain Night Police
aged years, month, and % days.
Funeral from his residence Monday, by carriages
to Calvary, at 1o:30 a. m.
, 1875-12-26

DkEF0.t fTt< fT6sS.
He said he wanted to deal directly With tho
proprietor OF the jewelry- store, as times we're
haru and ha wanted bard-pan prices Helooked
at silver tea-set, at o gold-headed cane, at
set of tewalry, and finally at gold watch The II
be esid: ro,a.
present, but she's always growing around and
finding fault, aud 40 Iii let her slide."
stWon't YOU take the cano for your son, rs
you proposed 2" asked the jeweef.
F." No, I guess not. Jim l0afa around good
deal aud only the other night be told me- to shut
up and 20 to blazes. II he wants anything in
his stocking, let him behave himself"
swell. about the watch2"
II guess I'll buy the watch and make myself
present. I never had much Of anything in my
stocking, aud feel that lain't been used right
What's your lowest fgger9"
1.-Two hundred dollars
"Cant do it. You must remember that these
are hard times"
"Well. say $3.50"
"Can't do it. Times arc awful"
stIN mako you this watch for $3.50, snd not
one cent less, /" sad the dealer.
"Wsll, guess III take 'or' though it looks
like big price,"
The jeweler placed the watch in the boz,
stuffed cotton around 1t, and as ne 1alo 1t On tha
showcase the stranger sald:
"Yon kin chargelt.~
"Chargeis! I don't know Jou!" exclaimed
the dealer.
'.You don't"
No, SIR"
Don't know man who has lived within
% miles OF Detroit for thirty-seyen Jears ?"
NO SIR" ~
"Never heard Of me in your life?'
"No, SIR" ..
avail, won't take the old WATCH" said the
man as he backed off. - You don't seem to have
much git-up and so ahead about you, and l
always make it rule to patronize 1--we firms.
You'd better subscribe to some newspaper and
Git to know what's going on"
YOU'RE no gentleman, sir !" said the irrltated
dealer, who had lost full hours time.
"Can't help it-won's patronize no such SLOW
man-no USE talkingi" replied the stranger,
waving his hand, and he paced out to visit some
other firm who. did know man who had lived
within 2S miles OF Detroit for thirty y-sove1
yearH,
, 1875-12-26
MARRIA AGES,

HEWITT-BARKIE-In this city. at the reaidence o
the BRIDES parents, 2th inst. BY the Rev. Ryder
D. D., Mr- James Hewitt and Hiss Asiatta E. Barrie.
ASAY-BRYAN-Dec. q, 1878. a. the Church Of tht
Messiah, by the Rev. Robert Colyer, James F. Asa5
and Blanche #. Dryau-
BAKNETT-SSOW-Att the residence Of tho bridea
parents, No. s13 Carroll avenue, Thursday evening
Dec 23, by the Rev. H. E. Kittredge, Charles E. BarTu
and MisB Nellie w. Snow,
, 1875-12-26
LEGAL.
NO1TCE1.

The Registered Construction Bonds Of tho Chicago
Gss Light and Coke Company, standing On The books
ssd Company q Il tae as,,nas following as, 1es1
Brown. IT,, E. Bowen, Geo. Brown, Sarah A. Brown,
John n Brown. J. Beecher, D. p. Bacon, Jas. r. Bur-
Barker, Iaabeua Brown, G. S. Brown and othezs, F.
Blaek1nan, E. BrinRhurat 1ane s. Brown. C. z. B1l.
Jr., F. Bronson, 8. 3. Cobb, T. F. Code, Mary g.
j. Caldwell estate OF r. J. Gamer J. G. Davson+ A 7.
Dtckey c. b. Dickey, J. II. Durham. Thos. g. Dixon,
n 1aa r s 1sposis Co., ". Il. dfaham. 6. H. Gresi,.
way, ]. f. Hubbe1l+ E. Hoffman, H. Huunewel, Trua-
tee, E q. Hadduct+ B. 1ngham: y. Keen. sarah 3.
:. FL kerls9, Il VI T. s. i Hs1ose is@bert x
Leavttt, @. II. Malcom, Henry Meigs, harqusnd !.
Mtehs l. asee It. ssve. md
asos: dso1se eS%Rsas Saseae + rses se Pee
E.J. r Shields. George +. stene, J. y. starr. v.
A!e,,naer Smith sntpls1 Get1t IT'LL es!n 1.,3
Mosea Taylor, Is. Underwood, a. T. Van kest. Julia
4. Van Ness, Van Sess, L T; Ward; c; 7. Williams.
~ W,dss as0ste !. 1 w.sce. J. 1. 3. west ". wa1a,
joseph whitaker, E. T. Watkins, 2. L. Winthrop.
Trustee. p l. ZOE. Henry Young; lanes e. Young,
to.tt Nos Ga. ts1: ~. - lala. 6as. -, ~.
49, q. 253 ~ ~ lo' a. ~ 46I a. 46s, ~
e. 1es 3es9 1 1T IL tsa - = e. 49, o
SO. lis ?o2. sst. Is. u.s. H. 7oe oo4 11sl, 14s,
20, 13o2 14i2 373 81. 518. l234. III. 571, y 311
l2 527 u.s. ora So. 72. lo1 s2l s31 12a s3l, l,1s2
SIS IN, ILL., ILL., 3a5 738 1s6 al, It'll, 1,l72
l4io 12J III, l2 III, SIS, $50, 1231 $751; e 4ls eas
AIS, in, 81. 554 IA, 957. ISL 1G. l32a &C., %,
757. KS. 7e 1I, 13s2 20, 271 7s4 o. 42L 81,
isl l2l6, 5ss, ID, 49, $50, $685. 3el 10, sos. 6,
lar, 122a 2o2 s9a au2 100. 80. 1.2aa 2os: 2os.
207 8 2l0 4Dl 2l1, 403, 2ls, 4U4, are, by resolution
Il the Board Of Directors Of said Company. orderad
to b. called in and paid: aud the same win he re-
deemed 1t the Office of the Company and after the
1s+dsv of Jxnuar7 A. D. 1876. The Ep!der3 OF aaai
bonds ar hezeby notified thereof, and that on and
after the sad 1st ay Of January L. D. 1875 tho satl
bonds will ceasa to bear interest,"
b. order Of Inc Board OF Directors.
E. T. WATklEA hAA&
JAMES K. BUTTS, Secretary,
r. Chicago L., 1suY. =, l51a-
, 1875-12-26
THE ElOAN-MARKET.

fhe weeks business has been characterized
bJ the inactivity usual at this season OF the
ycar. 1hen the holidays intervene and building
enterprises are in Euspcuse- Loan agents look
for no immediate Improvement The demand
i good. but the requirements in the line OF ee-
euzity are ratber stringent and have growing
tendency in that direction.
The rate OF interest Is unchanged There is
but little complaint about payments.
cuxpAnA1EE sTATENEST FOR TIE WEEK ENDING
, 1875-12-26
STR QLUPH: A BALLAD.

fFyp7n fhe Germany
Sir oluph be rode both far and late,
To bid Tho friends to his wedding.fs&t.
And. while he rode with steady rein,
Ho passed through the eidn {olks' domain.
An rancea the elves On the vertjant strand,
Thu Erl-Kings daughter ahe offered her hand.
uWe,.orue. Sir Oluph come dance with me-,
And two golden spurs will give to theeI"
1T dsre not dance, dsuce not may,
Far tomorrow it IL my wedding-d day."
as.ep nearer, Sir oluph! come dance With me,
And shirt OF silk will give to thee,-
IA shirt OF silk SO whito and nne,
Nv mother she bleaohed It with moonshtne.#
AIdare not dance, dance not may
For tomorrow Is my waddiug-day.n
4step nearer, Sir oluph! como dance With ms,.
And heap Of gold will give to thee. F"
"a heap of gold family take would,
But dance neither dare nor should.
aAud will You, Sir Oluph, not dance with me.
Then plagua and sickness follow thee
With that blow his heart she dealt;
Such puin be had meier all his lifetime felt.
Now to your sweetheart Elde In haste T.
And, when he came to his castle-door,
His mother she trembliug stood before:
Speak On, my son quick, tell your tale I
What makes you look 80 Wan md pals Z"
"Why should not Look pale with pain
came through the e4hn-folks' do1nain !"
speak on, my son, 20 dear and true
What shau say your sweetheart to2"
aTeu her rode in the woods this morn,
To try my horse, my hound. and my horn.'
Then lag he down On the bridal bed,
AL draped with curtains rich and red
And, ere the dawn It rose in the East,
Tho urids and guests they came to the teast-
They gave her gifts, they give her wine:
Where Is Sir Oluph, the bridegroom mine I"
81 Sir oluph be rods In the woods this morn,
70 try lis horse, his hound, and his horn."
But the bride she drew the curtains rec,
And there she SAN Sir Oluph-dead.
MALCOLM TAILOR.
, 1875-12-26
COT, WOODS MUSEUM,

Monday afternoon and evening. Dec. 81, benefit oi
" H. LOvEJ0X. On which occasion will be presented
the Iausicsi burlesoue, RED RIDING HOOD and the
extremely humorous conedetta, cONJU9AL LES
SONS, in which Miss Ada Langdon has kindly volun-
by Miss Jennie Qu1gley. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur
dsy. and Friday, oeneht Of Cook County Schools.
, 1875-12-26

IRISH LITERARY ASSOCIATION
HOLIDAY BALL will be held in Greenebaum's Hall,
Fifth-av,, On Wednesday evening, Dec. %, 1875.
Friends ct the Association arc invited. ckets may
be had o. members at the hall door on night Of the
hall Reception Committee Justice Scnlly, Hon. A.
L. Morrison Hon ". II. O'Brieu, Col. James Quirk,
9herid ARnew, Hon. ". Z. Bullyan, p. McHugh, Hon
Arthur Dixon, AID. Bartholomew Quirk, Aid. T. +.
Bailey, J. J. Egsn, Capt. Thomas Brennan, John Mc-
Nal1y, Capt. c. P. Mckay.
, 1875-12-26
HOOIEY'S THEATRE.
The Kellogg Grand English Opera Company,

Mr. c. D. HESS, Director af this renowned crganza-
ton, h:s the honor to announce the following
Brilliant Repertoire
For The briet seaaon III Chicago: Monaay evening,
Jan. 3, " The BOHEMIAN GIRL" with MISS KEEL
LOGG in her great role Of AIRLINE Tuesday, "THE
ROSE OF Castillo" debut Of MISS M0NTAGUE}.
Wednc*"ay, ''MIGSoN" {KELLodG'. Thursday,
"TR01 ATORE" {VAN ZAEDT}. Friday. "FRA
DIAVoLO5 {KELLo9G>. Grand KELLOGG NATL
NEE, Saturday, ''MIHNoN." Saturday evening,
:" "alARITANA" (YAN ZASDTl.
Sale Of Seats commences On Thursday morning,
Dec 30, at the Box Office Of the Theatre. Reserved
Sents s.; general admission so; Gallery - cents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
POST MONEY ORDERS

fnb bas f6erfe unb btutsFe Mittel
sur nebsrienpuns BON @elb unb iUlltsn,
100 ie su baben finb, basu sebrau6l
lperben.
8enn cine 3eituns BON etnem pcFs
amt an Elm anberss perleBt tperten ipu,
70 unus tmmer au6 raS poitomt anees
eeben tperben, 100 bte 3ettun9 frGber
empfan9en tuutce.
Beun Semanb lsin glatt nidt re-
selmdBts empfdnet Ober ii6 auf irsene
cine 8eile Getler eini6Iei6en, 70 iOlItt
Der betreHenpe Nsent lcwie rte 5ers
ausseber fosletd paScn benadri6ttst
pereen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
ct. 9saml, aNtmmeipta, samfta9, ben 8. Sali 1878.

oteten brudsn uno allen gfarern uno
Seelloreepr;eifern 3uihtden. Auf Der
Nidleite ees 1ttelblattes (cas Sitelz
blatt Iautet: Grey GbriitIi6e Yreot@
gen. @eprudt su Miin6en bsY Ncam
Berg. Anno 1910 itebt cas- bate
rtfhe Mappen unb barunter fOlsenbe
Npofrppbe on bas baierilde gOlf,
relbe pertient In unleren Iasen bon
neuem abeeprudt unp bsbersist su rpers
ben.
Du ebles ba9rtf9 Girfentbum5,
gletb bsY benz alten Gbrifentbunb,
Gann bas bat bid falt srrB semadt
geil brnmb BON btr nit ieYn Oeratt,
6at bid faran, tpeib nit bapuGn,
Nie bu Sisl bunbert Sar baf tbon,
gil peratbs in Der Nepruns fift,
Mit sweiffsl 1T fie gar sWsiifsI amtFtdt
Mas alio mem, Iab fabren bin,
gSB na6,aeit brtnsts, Sn fain septu,
Sung paref bu, btlt trcroen alt,
ClgIp uItt DUp WStp Ub pUbSFult%
8arlerube, 5. Stunt. Das neuelte
@eisgblatt brinst eine miniifsrteQe Ver'
oronunG ourd tpelde pie Nusflibrun9
pon Subildumss sproeelfcnen aueer@
baIb Der firdliGen @ebaupe untetiagt
miro.
Wie I'm bapil6en 9anr6en reeiert
pirn, mag fulsenee NOtis aus Baren
pom 5. SUM- seisen: Der fatbpIil6e
Staptpfauer 0ilms hattie f6 seweis
CERT bic S6lliel sur 5eiliseeififirde
pel6e leBtere befanntltd zen lOsenann~
ten NIttatbolitsn einsetdumt WOroen it,
bsraussuseben. Die Alifatbclifen lie
zen fd neue S6ldHel anfsttieen uno
oerlanetsn auf seridtlidem Wese Grs
laB pes Wertbes BON Seiten ces 6rn.
pfauers. Da coniequenter Weile cie
3abluns ntdt erfclsen fOnnte, wurre
l6liesli6 auf pfdnpung an9etraeen,
uno ihlriele aud unldnsf erfOlst. Wan
pfdnbete pem pfarrer einen 2ebntubI !;
eerlelbe wurce BET Der getltetseruna
ron einem Wttslieoe Der Stiftunss~
Gpmmillion aequirirt uno ieinem frlbes
rem BefBer pieper suseaeut.''
0on ben Al Bauernbdulern be6 bas
eilden Dorfes 8renttnsen iIno am %.
Mai 20, unp swar eerare Die 9rbBten,
rarunter bic WlbIe unb pas Wirtbs@
baus absebrannt. Das Teuer tpurce
ourd einsn nit StreidbGIsden ipieIens
psn &naben seleSt.
Mus BauBen, Gablen, melo.t man
0cr Rursem bat etn Gneldneer etne
Der Rtr1e In Sletns 8auBen sebSrtee
Bibel-eines iener BON 0uttenber9 sus
erit aecrudten 10 Gremplare-fiir Die
bube Summe pon $3.50 Narf sefauft.
Dem Sdulmeiaer, relber bic Sibel
aufsefunosn bat, Cffsrirte cte Gemeinoe
cas- erpsartise 0eidenf ppn-5 1blrn.
Die eiebbaberei an 8risftauben 1T
wobl in feinem 2anoe itdrfer al6 in
8eleten. go bieiten cte Brieftauben>
0eretne Der prppin3 Giitttb am %. ..
M. Elm preisRissen ab, bet pel6em
ni@t menieer aIs $4,000 8rieftauben
coneurrtrten. Gin 0erein mar babel
aaetn nit 1000 Drteftauben betbei!igt.
2ie Garmeliterinnen In Nsus baben
ibre @eno6snidaft aufselDit uno nit
rer neberiifceluns mad 9oudnetl6S
eimburs besonnen, mo- Der 0raf 9.
p'Alcantara ibnen ras SdlcB parlc
(n Der girsermsiferei OriIienbers bet
Hoermonbe gum etnitweiltsen @afents
bait einseraumt bat.
Durd Elm Circular 8elcript res
6aneelss Miniiters 1T in Yreuben rie
Auswanberertef5rrerun9 nab Venes
|auela unp peren germittlunS NIT Rid,
ltdt auf bic unednfttse Sage ceutfdel
| Auswancerer In 0ene3uela fernerbir
unterla9t tpcrbsr.
Der bodr'fe GrsbiiaUf Graf eeeO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
M6tun6bretBisites 9aptteI.
9as Gnne tragt bic 9aE.

Der 8anfier &omberg iaB Dor 1einem
S6reibttih uno ~ltterte, oas Qanpt auf
Die 9lrme geltiibt, auf Die 0epel6en, Die
ibm loeben iiberret6t iporben tparen.
Ser SnDalt nteier 9epel1eu mar fat
aIei6lautenO, ct lieferte benz @bef oes
angeiebenen 8antbauie5 ben 8emeiS,
baB feline INSTRUMENTATION nouitanolg
fe9lgef6la9en mar.
p9lttten Der Baubcnf iinb eber gefaI7
len, ols geittegen," Los er, y8eri6t Der
8Drien3ettung obne @tnfluB, ~ieoenfaa5
S0mtnDel, 8%erbGltniiie oer 8aubanf BIT
9enau befannt, a1BerOem audi aus SDz
rer Staot telegrapbtI6 @arnun9en nno
NufI6lIiie eingetroffen. Soaen mir uns
ter btelen nnltdroen trpboem pertanz
fen 2"
Die Iebte Trage Hang tpie 6obn, BENIN
tueln ber 8anfter Die 9tftten biuiger Dere
farfen iolte, pte CT fie am Sage oorber
9efanft bate, 10 pGr bas aberinGlS eiH
Berluit, inGbreno er auf einern enormelr
0etpinn re6uete. uno 10 lamteten Die
9cpei9en BON alien Sduieru, benem er
Nuttrag gegeben bate, 1etne Mftien aum
bD6iten &nrie Su pertaufen.
9ie 2eute Daren bprit1tiaer aetpore
ban, bieien Saftor bate Gonbera Ietoer
bel ieiner glan3enben 8ereanuns nidt in
Betra1t ge5ogen.
Wtal1 mar our6 erlo9ene 8ert6te 70
oft gu S9aeen 9stommen, Dab ma,l ourdr
8orlenbsrt9te it'd nt9t mebr beirrel
lteB. oil otelem tlef eingepurselten MftBz
tr9Gen mar ote STIPULATION gsi6eitert.
4DeoDor ltano Dor ieiilent Nult nno
Dtelt Den SltG Dou ernlter 8~eiorgniB auf
ben Sater 9ert9tet, beiieu 3itternpe 9ano
latb Der 8tlan3 9rtff, Die 3pii6en ben
0epei6M Lag.
DQa1enberg un6 S6mi6t banferott!"
la8fe Der alte 0err nit BUMPER Stimnc,
ptaIit atpan5ig 8rOsent III Der Wfaiie,
pie Seute mIf1en unitunig geptrtbl6aftet
baben!"
uuno mir 2" fragte Gbeobor. v@ir6
llns nt9t berielbe 8prwurf treffen2"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-29
SiebenunbbretBt9ftes &apiteI.
SeWriIe.

Ser aIte Srfpeftor fonnte ietuer hinge
bulb uno @rregulg falm nod gebteten.
Wtittag Dar i6on norbct nlb Die Nutez
rifanerill mod INNER Mot gefommeu.
Gr ipagte aud nt6t, III DaS @aitbau5
ait geben unb ite anf5ufu6en, tpeil er
fir6tete, fte f0nne in3tDtiGem in letne
9So9nullg fommen n1o i'm ni@t antrefz
fen, iberbies I0mebte CT in Der petllt6>
iteu l~lngetptB6eit barber, mas III 9oDen7
Dau1elt Dprgefalen mar.
YSar feline GermutDumg begriin6et, 10
fonnte cine Be9egnulg Ser Srau Sanbs
baupt init Dem. atgebltGen @rafen BON
0o9enbaulen NlIeS D%eroerbeny es IteB
it0 ia Dermutben, OaB Die 8et6en etttem
Batt nit chamber i6loilen, Der etle 8es
tDetsfibrung eri6perte ooer 9an5 unm0gz
LID mabte.
Sine SAT- fieG linn BON Der Seele, ais
Der 9auptmann fam nnO iDm bas Gefulz
tat ietner @rfunoignngen in 9o9euDans
fen mittbeilte.
v0as baben Sic gut 9ema@t," iagte
er, v9atla portrefftt0! 8enn nur SDr
Gerbot befolgt uto benz @rafen Der 8ez
lnb Der Amerttanerin sebeinl gebaIteu
pirb!"
DDafir miiilen mir NUN meine gomiinc
ior9en la1len," ertptberte @ronar, vSie
retB, oaB mir inn Segriff fteben, ben
entlbetoenDen S6lag gu fi6ren. 6aben
sic Die @e1toarmem in ben gGalo gez
f9idt?"
Ser Snipeftor iab ben 9~auptmann be-
trOffen oil, er i9ien iul eriten @ugenz
bid ben Sinn ber Trase ni6t 3rl perite>
ben, aber balo ertuuerte CT fi9 beS
3pedeS, ben Die 9Gter oes @eIeBes ncre
folgten.
vSn benz @aI6e ion Der 8ilbDuter
&eimann fi6 aufbaltea, Der aus benz
3u6tbanie entiprungen it," ertpiberte
er, uoie @enoarmen tperbeo oeSbalb bort
! lein, Der Stgotsgupglt unternimmt geS
, 1875-06-17

Preparations for tho General Itr-
sumption Of WoEk-The kcclt1iU All
Noulatl.
!specta, D.pasth to The Chicago Tribune.
WnREspAn,E, Pa, juno 1G.-The propara-
ttoas for starting, tho mtnes Aro rapidly going
Oh. Tue Ashley Mines Ut tho Lelligh l. Will
ninGton Coal Company will resume tomorrow,
as will several other colerlos. An official dis
patch Bays that tho Summit Hill division In
Carbon County have hcceptol tho torms Of tho
Company, aud will rcsumo work ut once. Moet-
inBa navo boon hold hor0 to-day, and 1t Ia un-
.do1etood that the decision Ia for immell.
nto resumption under protest, which means
that the upn acknowledge thefuselvcs conquer
cd for tho preaolt, but will reuew thelr denand
offots. All tho nsnos Of tho Iegrande Wilkes
bhrro Company hso being put tn readihosa, with
tho expectation OF starting full to.co on 3fon-
day. telegram waB recrived at q coal Office to.
tAy Any!ng that tho HchnyIkill u,en had dccidei
to nbandon the Union for tho torn Of QUO year.
This intelligence is especially gratifying to tho
operators, whose object i.ns boo1, not ouly to TO
victorious In tho present long strike, "hel. they
n,ntonbtesllY sprune upon lho 'nen. but to giTe
tho daRtl4-hlow to tue Miners Union.
WiLKEsBAnRE, 1s., June I8.-.1tesumptinn III
tl!a region H. fact Notwithstanding shu Efforts
ct few leaders yssssFtisy ;an9 to-day to undo
unexpected turn In afrairn. Tho strike has
caused loss to this rogton Of fully $4,000. .ou0.
It + likely that Honc ot the leaders Of tic strike
will 30 rofliHpd work.
4 meeting Of minors Of tho susquch,nna Goal
Company wAa held It Nantiooka laat ttghs,
They stase shst hs. htickney wlHheH to rotiilco
their pay moro than 10 per cont, and they yoiel
- " nGt to g. to AZ long a. 10
Thoy will reausno at reduction Of 10 pcr cont
upon last yoar's p1icos.
, 1875-06-17
ST. PETERS MISSION.

A special meeting OF tho friends Of st. poter'a
{EptscopaD Chapel mud Of the Epacopatau
mission caaHo iu general, WIS held In ono OF tic
partorB Of the Palmer House yeHtetlay after
noon, tho Hon. 4. G. Judd in tho chair. Tho at
tendance wan very slnalt, half a dozen gentle
snen and scarcely as many Indies being present.
Tho 1loy. @. g, Street, pastor Of Ut. peter'a,
made report III which lo showed ti1n working
OF tho Hiasion from tho tin,o Of tic fro down
to dato. uc was sorry to say that, latterly. he
bad not boon sustained with that degree Of en-
thuHlasnl which should attend tho work in which
he waB engaged. This waB jamentablo, hut II
was strictly truo. During tho yoar ending April
J., there Ind bcen ratsod BY contribution QUIZ
500 tho expenses OF removal to Stu.e atrcct
aud otles matters had been sl70, aud tho
to place The mission in good working order tho
sun Of sl.a00 will be required. This could DO
raised Ii only twenty-five pcraons would pledge
sf2 ror year, in monthly tnstallmauss, and got
THAR frlonds to do tho Gamc. Ho was sorry to
observe that. Judging by tho erarscness Of tho
attendance, tho Episcopal communion in Chica-
60 did not seem to take any Interest whatever In
tho missionary work which ho had beon ctl-
gagged tn fur 20 long period. Therefore ho
would respectfully tender luis resignation 10 tho
lis belongings Into thnfr Lauds.
Mr. barney said that tho meeting was not
sufficiently Representative 10 act in tho matter.
Tho l.oyereud gentleman might tondcr lp:rcsIg.
nation, but they would not accop. 1t. If no felt
like rosigning, let him offer his resignation 70
tho Epleeoraf pastors sevcrally, or les hin sur
randar LIS charge TO tho Standing Committee Of
tho Diocese.
Tho Noy. Mr.. Street waa sorry to hare to 70.
mark thas tho Episcopal miuirsry appeared to
Btudiolsly avoid the meetings called.
Mr. ChABe said that, for ono, he was willing to
austafn tho mission. 1Io thought tha pastor
should not bo In \ hurry to roagn. Lot them
try ono moro mcotiug trst, 10 that tho Episcopal
e|orgJmen and prominent lsy-menabors might bo
ono wook from Monday in 1t. rcter's Chapel,
No. 143 5tata atteet, Which prevailed, ami tla
proceedings terminated