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, 1875-11-08
SUBURBAN.,

= 1ut"EthiHtnGnk Was nplQ {
tho baptist Church Tuesday evening for tho bon
! eft Of tho echool
prof. G. a. blanchard delivered an .nterostio
lecture Wednesday ovonLng in tho chapel OF
English 1Atcr1turs aud Language" Tho rsa
ceeda Of the cnter1ainnons wcro to 10 usel fol
tho purchase Of books for tho College library.
Tho Rov. William Alvin bartlett, pastor o
Plymouth Church, Chicago. will delive
bis noted lecture, subject ''Dovs," nnde
soc:ety in Wheaton College Chapel thl,
evening; ahr3,.ttance, g eonts: children,
vii Of Dr. Bartlett. ,ett.ng Of bis good % common s
eense, mako hin an attractive speaker. rhs
evening ontertslnmcot wiii bo treat.
Mr. e. X. Smith, Of Rnsovltlo. ia tho guens OF
friends.
Afr, ". l.. Wheaton has returned from the
ATTRACTIVE beAutics Of kansar.
frof. G. 4. Blanchard AID wife, Of Chicago,
hsve rstntncd to Whcason, their former home.
Mr. 9. N. Chadwick, of w.yno Centre b.,
taken possession Of his fno new homo, in
Wheaton,
a1r. George D. yast,nc took possession Of the
& rost' onlce th!a weel. Mr.. Luther l.. Hiatt ro-
Nlr. Benton. of Michigan, has recently become
= resident OF Wheaton. 1rc occupies ono Of Mr.
Scnr!css's honscs.
Mrs. N. r. Godfrcy, Aho haa been spending
sAo b0ot III HuEAtuu U06 IetuI0q4 10
hcr home In New Orleanr.
Dir. Long, Of tho tltu, Of Long Brothers, left
"wednesday for Ahiogdon, to return to Wheaton
with Mrs. Long.
Pr. 4. Waterman is loading cars With bonse-
hold goods preparatory to takipg hls departure
for Westsiao. lowa, his future home. lie has
no1oral hundred acres OF land that be is going
out there 10 iook after. llis family 50 with him.
DowSER's GROVE.
Nothing Of importance occurred to disturb the
usual 9uctnoss OF this 9,,iot burg dutInr tbs
past wcck. Evon the election failed to croate
any excitement. Only small fraction OF tho
citizens exeecieod the right Of frAnch,so on that
day. OWING to tho fact TINT tho couteat was oue-
sided affair. Lowis e. stovcr was reelected
county.Trcaauscr, and Mr, James yallotto Couu-
ty-Surveyor.
Che chlcf social event Of this week will bo Tho
auhiyeIsary aoolAblo Of the Union Sundny-Scbool
Society ut Stanoy's Hall Friday eyening. Tbs
exercises will bc Of An tnsercaing character, md
Sundar-
3lr. James II. Dowling, of the Chicago
Athonpum, will read from the works Of soma Of
tue cplebrased anthors and poots for the bpnctlt
Of tho Literary Society Friday oycnig.
Mta. Bailey. who hss bccu Visiting at the honss
OF hor brother, Mr.. Randall, for thn past two
wcoks, haa gone to hor houlo in Jefferson
County n. y.
sEr. j. Holland haa returned ffo4n two wcoks
Nr: H. o. C,lrtins and family havo gone to
spend aeaHon in Chicago.
- Eow viAduct has bnon constructed over
North h1sIn ssFcos bridge, which is q much
needed Improvement.
s1r. Channcoy Harmon and wife, Of this plaoe.
celebrated thelr silver welding Saturday.
FArERv1t1E.
The chief social eYents of tho mast weck were
two weddings. ono occurring Wednesday, and
tho other Thurrlav evening" Miss Bell Blair
, 1875-11-08
SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.


DEs MoISE, H.. Nov. 7.--rutsuunt 10 cali
for y railroad convention. to be hold In Tho In
terest Of thn Southwestern Pacific Railroad, Gov,
Carpenter has appointed J. s. Claskson, OF ths
Siae-Reglfer. Dcs Moiuos; the Hon.
Hiram Price, Davenport tho Hon. James
T.. WIluen. Fardc!d tho Hon. Sam
qe1 MelIIll; pes hlolncs; tho Hon.
J: y; urinneN frank Iullon, Of the Daily
Hat1keYM; John r. Baldwin, Council DluGA;
James t.: bo!!oa. Centerville Con. J. A. VIII
ian1sot, 0cs Molnes; ]. ". Hammond, r1alrie
City ; and Albert II. Anderson, Sidney, d Commit
tee to represent Iowa At tho Convention. Tho
proposed road iB to havo aoyon oaBtern tormtnat
polnts on the Mississippi River and Gulf Theao
aosoEal branches arc 10 10 Joined at point
iu tho western part OF Tcxas, and
continue AZ ono line 10 the Pacific. The Com.
panr design to Rak Congress to guarantee .'te III
tsrrst on ITS construction bonds, to TIM yatuo Of
1nE cont interest, for which they will gtve ae-
curaty With 80 900 600 acres OF land already in
poseession, military and postal transportation,
uud a deposit Of $4,000 IN tho United States
Treasury. III bonds. for each mile OF road.
, 1875-11-08

70 Nf Editor of The Chfeaqo Triauns:
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Last Tuecday's election do
olded tho question Of who ahould coun. tho
money. The Jury returned sealed vordjct Ia
favor OF the Ropubltcan candidate, L. O. Huck,
Bonn ct tho Oppoetion1sta claim that the Irish
sold thou out. Woll - an humble Irish
Ame:lcan, and oae who worked aud voted for
Republican nominees, would advise nv coun.
tFymon b continue IN tho sood work they hayo
begun and lat It not bo said that our votes ara
IN any ono mans pocket
ElnuIEkSTH WARD.
, 1875-11-08

nsW EQUIPMENT FOR STATION AGENTS.
Tho Bloomington Pantagraph rolatos the fol-
lowing capital Joke played on conceitsd agouk
OF the Chicago L Alton Rairoad:
soaH ms sE9 there Eas q order t:qe from tho
HaIroad requiring agents aud other anlpfoyes cnu-
oected with tho trains upon tho rnad to went baloca
rh.1 turon dasy de,!1natsng tho poat!on they have
who 70 .rply 70 for Information protection required
This order In duo tins ssnt 10 tic dicren. agens
oas the line Of tho road. together with the badge
Amooe .hs .sents that rocel,ea this order and baass
ws.tan M D1.aa T. ad'ea r. 0f II. 'hs0D
nedtatcly sarrird out tho order Ho was yerJ much
p!sassa sSar1d VII ts eadSo = Il .ss uts orn.rnta
tpon tho stan OF TIL. large corporation 70 10 rore
aaa other places of amu.en.ent and whan ho toof
on re- a's no would place II ~ very conspicuous
ons q wasluetea Ssa,n 10 fri anil,
hsy ss hsr 4e,a. ot.F s 1a's u
yeseaay to delight Of ID hs eit,zens Of Io seoss
sI1 hsmed CITY, They purchased very tine sxora aud
istsss nurlotttns TO from tho General HupoTi.
~ A. sgenss that 10 fta, hey would
greatly to tho appearance Of tho esdtno tci.i NJ tha
;sson :. ws ~ sl,e him something ith which 10
nen and pekpockets TINT 10 atmsys !, o f"un Is
sahrosd station. This taken nor1. ana aiyan - 10
%s..nsoa .ti,sesa a.,sss IT, e. ae r,,.t :.
4: ::ss: il !ss.ss ass e.q,Saiaas p9oaa
gan + ii hIn a5aut |''ta'' ths Cause auu Of of
d Sons our ia h,n sas sA9S 'ss
tae mSnse sna9 w. ~ oks put uoa ~ sud That he had
line 10 rep.s 10 e e e. .ua aIygaEs b1 ~
asked the .gsnta 81 Iac"n sud W,oa tRcs hsd r"t
H.. .st thss ssss. ~. sts e.. 70 waes s rspe es
that thoy did uol mind Ii. u t.sy would soo hoome
used to IT, d4titng tho aasasance stst there waS no
j"1n aoaas II 10 resumed Ills buslaess without amy
VIZ: s:ess .4sts .ts1 r. |e.s @ length Of tho
Laughter VA continuous from Oucsgo i9.''sana o.
and WsahfnRton 10 UIicogo, Anu probably iy thiss
m.s,xon 1 90 sstsy svar .ss'spa M tns n ths asn
lucky stars. '
the ROCKFORD 'a':ck XXI ISLAND d ST. LOUIS
TRIBUNE reporter called upon Mr.. II, Oster-
berg, the representative OF tho German bond.
holders of the Rockford Il Rouk island Railroad,
last evening, for thu purposo Of sscestalniug If
there was auy truth. In tho statement mAdo By
tho Times yesterday that tile Chicago Il
Northwestern F.ailroad had obtained con.
tfol or possession Of this road. Mr.
ostetberR emrhnticslly deuied that there
mas Ito isLst foundation for such
report. Thero had bean no negotiations WHIST
overlooking 10 that cad, but he believed tho
Northwestern paop1o would like to get control Of
tie road; hs had, however, no idea Of grAlify-
Ing Aelr wishes In that respect. On tho COZ
ttaty, he had decided 10 run tho road Ain1sslf in
tho lila suat Ut tl.a German bondholders. Yes
terdsy ~, paid to ME. blshop, the Master tn
ChAnc&l., the sum OF &850, 600 In cash. In addl-
tion To tho S200 QUO in cash PAID 1t tho tiule OF
the puschass OF tho road. He also turned over
70 the Court bonds 70 ths amount Of ~. .22&t 400
~ paft payment. They ts neasly bali Of al
, 1875-11-08

NEW ROAD IN OHIO.
Tho oertilcni0 OF Incorporation OF tho Forty
frat Parallel Railroad Of Ohio has boon t1ed with
tho Secretary Ct state 1T Columbus. Tho road
starts from and conuectu with tho Fnrty-t1gst
Pnra'fel Hallway OF Indiana ut tho State limo, In
tho Township Of non1on, Paulling County, Ohio,
aud runs through thu Counties Ut pauiting. Put
i,am. Haucpok, sounta Huron, Asblautl, Medina,
Summit, Portage, nnd N1ahouing, and counocts
with tho Fortr-lrst Parallel Railroad OF Penn
aaylyania. with btanch dlverging from tho main
limo in Putnam Or Hancock County, runulrR
Lake Erie at the C,ty Of Toleuo. Tho lonuth OF
the road is eHtimh.ed at noarly 500 miles. Tho
capital stock ia flxad ut s90o3,o00, or $4,000
per mile.
, 1875-11-08

FH0! ,I7tH OF a NE " IA TENT.
fruts-car ia being conatructod ~ San Fran-
cisco for the transportation or frult from that
city to Chicago. II ia provided wiz, faa.blowor
driven by ono of tho car-a1tea. by means Of
which tho air is driven through, ice, which re-
duees 1t to low temperature EN-, thon distrib-
utea Il nu1ong the fruit boxes through largo
perforated ppo 1a1d along tho bottom Of tho car,
Alter tho cool air has passed nnlong tho fruit, il
returns to tho blow or and is neain forced through
tue apparatus. ny this meaas the atmosphere
Of tho car IL kept at the uniform omperature of
40 degrees Fahrenheit. II tito e1pss,mons ul1c-
ceeds extensive shipments Of grapes aud fruits
Will be made to Chicago antI olher cities,
, 1875-11-08
TuRsEn PARK, NOT TURNER'S RAuk.

A1h"1sh fAAAt HDA luASfsA 0 EAhhs
To tbs Editor " Ths Cttea1o Tribune:
CHICAGO, Nov. v.8.-1n your account OF Tho bank
Tupt condition Of the employees 1T tho County
Building, caused by their enthuhiastto bottlog Gu
lIcsing, you 1olate Tint they vent forth In =
vain attempt to borrow money on tbeic stock IN
lug tho parties principally Interested Ia thu con-
tnucd Irospotlty Of tho huburb "Turner pa.k,'
think Il but just that wo be allowed to say that
the " stock " mousionea whethor It be worthless
or valuable. to etock IN tho German Park os Tur-
ner Park Station, aud not in tho suburb itself.
This much. It you please, 10 correct false i'm
prfsaious Of our suburb. eaused by frequent uu-
complimentary alusionH to "1'urner Park"
". Il. NoonR j. Co.
, 1875-11-08

IN Sessetdsss TRIBUNE typographical error made
II appear thst ss the New York BIRD Stose, No. 40
h%iisot street, frtah lot Of usrmsn canary bid,
This should have road u $3.50 apxts. '~''
, 1875-11-08

Pianos and Organs.
usEet, Dsrt. Co.'S Grand, Square, and Uprtzat.
end auths american Organs, can h found oniy Il
~ ~ n. Nmballs. ooEnsE atats aud Adams streets.
Chicago. ~'
, 1875-11-08

Satisfactory Evidence
20 ability Of Dzllsys Magical Pain Extractor In
n, ~ NEST r!olaat pain, heal without scsr ths
s's" seA'a OF burn. may bs sean By one I'LL W
, 1875-11-08

AunaoorF's CAllforDta Wator
'01 aa nata dsaghuly fragrant spa .as.sshtns
, 1875-11-08

IOCat.
Tho North Side Inka Hhoro Drive WAS form
al!y opened to tho public last Saturday aftor-
noon,
j., AZ meeting OF The Bar Association Saturday.
tho draft Of bli' tas road providing for 81.
peals from District Judge. > sf
j, petition waS filed In tho Circuit Court satur.
aar, ~, asksnE ios fho apto!Msmcnt Of RECOVER
The Citizens' Association tlan teoeiy.a naa,.
tiouai osideuco In regard to election frauds
which has been placed In tho hnpGa ~ Rtste'a
Attorney Reed for Immediate uso.
, 1875-11-08
AUCTION SALES.
BH G. r. GORE Il CI).,
saAnd ~ Wabash ayenae,
DRY GOODS

fancy CassimcFca, CoatinRn. Cnton.das 49,
etc. 10'ot 1ooeAss CaeTtotx,
l:Nn dozen alogNs. M!tts. and asuntlets inr,o,,..
ing 01oyes, etc. -0'' '"e0' Aaa Div
IT, ln pieces ma n1sck A1pacss; large and ,t-......
ane. VI lioslery: underwear. Notons, skiftA ahs,s
@anGy uooas, wooen,: cutlerv, Horse Blanfts' Az
:, Alco, great variety Fur sots Ind EAna !, -,
Squirrel Ast1ctan, Gonry. etn. a" 10 oesA
Iiamburgat Linen 0nodo, Ladies', and rh,ta..,,r -,
derxssr, Dress 1rimmn9s Runnes. etc' n''afeas on-
Aon Sale, Tucsdsy, Nov. 0. "'1' A'esalas aos.
Alsot On :aino dag, $50 lots we'll ASSORTED and s..,,
ahle s9oi. In Dry 3ood4 Eoions Fsncy Gonds r.
BANfK.RUPT 5ToCF
ihis hale VIII 30 a attractive cs Tho Rr,., e,s ~
chahts ii rar ne+tly invited ~ ''a"1f5 maj
GEO. T. GORE 4 CO., ca and 10 w.,a,,.,
, 1875-11-08

10 TIA Editor Of The Chicago Ir.bYne:
Fonr MAINE, Ind, Nov. 5.-I noticed In TIE
TRIBUNE Of this day lottor OF Dir. Crumbaugh
in reference 10 an operation performed by Pro-
fehaorl tn tho Michigan Stato University Of
tying tho common cArntld artery. and the ntato-
mtnt Was nnae tont this operation had bonn
SAY that this staten,cut Is erroneous "a syery
surgeon knows. Tho truth IL, that Tie
operation haa been performed probably
2H' tf'nos slnce Sir Aatloy Cooper f,s.t
performed Il ZIP iso3: rlytwenty years age, Dr..
Of LID c4ses. land not oplv las the opo'atiop Of
tying one csio,d bren lerfor1nod. but both have
been successfully tied many times. II ia, I
know, very unnecessary to toll any surgeon these
fact6, but when 1t Is said that this operation il
unprecedented 1t ID vol to correct tho stato-
mont. AtEpIoua,
, 1875-11-08
WANTED: coLvrN's nEs1oNArloN,

| 10 the Eitfos nf RE Catcagn Tribune:
CHICAGO, Nor. 6.-Tho great want at tho pros
eot limo IL the resignation OF our Mayor md,
had not bono ono elso done it, nv intention had
bcen. afscr election to circulate petitions calling
10: Ills resignation and for pibl.p meeting of
lcading merchanta and business men to express
tlsrir great lack OF confidence III bis admiuis-
trattou, and their firm conviction, after TWO
years trial. that the administration Of CITY nf-
fairs would not grow better. but worae. while he
rematncd ut tho hasd. Quo or two other Off
eials might bo named whose ahscuce would
faird. II the merchants really mean
bslsinoss. as l think they do. lot thon cloan
ont tho ausean stables At oncc BY ca!iog for tho
ty Clerk I.tcb. Warden Klmberly, and two Or
moro Of tho corrupt County Commissioners,
Lot public meetings ba hed At which tho otlfclsi
coaracter and dolpgs OF these corrupt mon shn11
be made 20 pasn IN tovicw, and II their transac-
tlons arc black AZ ropreeonte1 to b., lot them DO
threatened With indictment and prosecution tin
lesa they voluntarily resign. Tho time las como
whom merchants, b'lnincsb-nou, and good cili-
zuua must protect themselves by al ne1nB In
their power against tho machlnations Of cor
Fups officials III league with tho dovif. Z.
rRosEcrrE THE noauEs.
To hs Editor of Ths ch.rago tribune:
CHICAGO, Nor. 8.-Nothing Will do 90 much
W uetf& AAeSal hutt1b IeteAkeEb, uHu OaklOL+OGA
suffers fsom attempting 10 carry slo spring
elections By frnud! ~ tic unsparing and rolont-
less punishment Of all who voted fraudulontly
ut tho lato election. No bettor use of the public
money could b made than in bringing fraudu-
tont voters and cor1uptoru of tho haIlot-bo1 to
juBticu. and seodng ecoro OF them to tho Pen
itcnsIary. Battos-bo1 stuflng should be 1nnked
and punishcd ~ treason, tho highest crime u
ngalnst tho State, an attempt to Aubrott tho
will and lbAstiRb OF tho neoDle. Every
repeater and ba'lot-bo1 suffer should not only
DO imprisoned for = torn Of years. brt disfran-
chiscd hud ostraclsed for life. Tho Merchants
md CIsizoa'a Associations deserve tho highest
praise TOR nil their attempts to purify the ballot
box and phnlsh ruthless voaora Of tho suffrage.
Tho moral effect upon she community Of every
will he good. while every conviction
wll'. BY holding out now torrora to roguos, and |
new guarantees OF safoty TO person and proper !
ty. DO worth Thousands Of dollars to tho public. |
fon convictions now will socnto TO- 100 votos for |
good order and good government At tho spring !
election. n. A.
, 1875-11-08

tho bonds ieaued, and consequently ropro.
acne neAriy half tho vhlua OF tile amount
paid for Tho road, which wan ai.09O,.
200: It will tle1oforo bo tsen Tint
nl' bit abont $500 oafl OF tho purchase money
Inns bean paid. Mr.. Ontcrherg ,carss for H,ok
island sllla morning with All ordor Ut tho Court
t'irccsnR tho lleceiyer to tnrn over tho road to
him On Tho Hill,
ar. t'oorRo Rktnnor, \ prominent aud OK
pcslenced rAir,nd man, has bcon appointed
ttcnetA' Manager, AMI 1Er. Naltcs Tfs1nbutL
Iraya:o heere!arY OF tho bons1[oters, in whoso
1ntereht tho road Will 10 managed. Tie lion.
large force nf men will bo Immediately employed
70 put tho road into t}rs:-cs.H condition. IT III
oc;issed by Mr. Oaterhorg and tic 0crlnan bond
ho'dora that. under ca,eEnI management,
III fow yours will hr1ng two or three times tllo
mot,oy that 1t would nov.
, 1875-11-08

rsratoty arrangements for .Lo RECEPTION u tho
great leader Of tho IrlHh IIume Rule NO. ouent
thn lion; John O'Conuor Power, u. +. Tbs
about Dec. 7, auo from thht tlms until New
Years lo will DO houlzed by every truo-henrted
ls'ehmat IN tho Northwest. 4 couEsc OF toHr
lectures III thIs city u auelcipated, and one
scturo each iu Englowood. Peoria, Joliet,
OTTAWA. springfield, Quincy Burlington Daven-
por;' Ouhu9Me, milwaukee,. I,okansport, lodian-
apol1s, Fort Wayne, Toledo, Cleveland, Co!un,-
bus' aud Cincinnati, with possih,i,ttes OF nuus,-
e our e1ts1 lectures in csso Of suitable ssrau8a-
monts. 1he COMMITTEES who hayo tho matter In
ehsree tnEite tho corporation Of all the I1ish
hoceliea throughout ths Northwest, and all
naeh uosirlHg 70 ass,at afa invited to conmuni-
case s; WIN the llon. W. ". O'Yrlon or with P.
u. IAuaus.
a.. TIE GERMAN THEATRE,
. Dir. Ale1a1nlt Wurhter'a German Dramatic
GnoupauS, Witch appears at tho New Chicago
d,e,s3y anesus every Sunday evening, Ia gaining ii
pm,,;n,. .,.,y n'e'y ~ook, and 1t Ia thu general
nlFnIlt:atlo'a thut las ever been brought IN.
seIatr III THIS cl,y: The the.tre tsst svon'no
vase. was crowded ey tashonsble 4udienre, among
Of The 0eEman language aud good Aot,no :Ths
rlaY presented last oseIinE il ono 0f liza hast
yct gwen this soason. 1t " eutitleI !. tic Ins
Toehter der lioelle" tsa:an's paughter) md Ind
of hanlor, yet displays Al TINES u,uci, pathoa
and usany tins H!tnatloas lla various parts
"cfo o1ccilcnt'y interpreted. mud no discori
naF1ed tho rendition ol tho piece. 5tiss Vol.
t:e leading is:,tess, had Ill opportunity 10 SHOW
her tiiatnssic power, and she was frequently
.4Eed tCforc The curtain. Alr. DopAll aud str.
!urn asao ttoh their parts y1ry xoii. Tbs pIay
II uan latcu, would Undoubtedly p,oye cteat
t'uceesb-tar n1o1o, Eo1hsps. than "utlmo"
- tl"afta and Diamonds" ard other pIAys adsp-
tatit4,s tfoA tho Uoruan, hnvo done.
lAls COMPANY, vii play Ullin.o THE Dig Do
r,nxa] ne1t week, when ~ opportunity will bo
a!Vsdsl to jaise between the urig1paI German
, 1875-02-21

~Judson T. Mills, Of South carotias, Wis Jddrs
OF DISTRICT Court IN Northern Texas. foud ot =
joke. but was very decided IN the .dischafge Of
bis duty. Thomas Fapuin Smith w4s > psac-
hcfng lawyer ut ths bar, and having shanefu1lJ
1nrsstaeed the law III his address, to the jury,
turned to the Court, and asked the Judge to
charge tho jury ltco: dingfy. The Judge uaE'm
df1n3pt, and replied: "
:,U6es the counsel tafe tia Court to b .
fool n
Smith Was not, sbssbsd By this reproof, but
instantly responded:
II trust Your Honor will not insist On Al 4n-
sWer. to that- question: aa might. tn answering
it truly, be considered guilty Of contempt Of
Fine the counsel ty1o. III. c1srr, siia fh-
'Gszii snith Immediately paid tho money, .pa 70
marked, at wa 80 mora than tho Court could
'g; @Fln. ii. eonnsel 45o. r~.sita III: :5tadSe=
The hne VAS nte:ed By the Clerk, aGd Snlth,
not being ab1a to respond IN that au1n. sat dorm
Tho next morning. On tic -dpeblnk o. CONT
Smith rose and, with much Difference of man-
"Mar It please Your Hono1- the Clerk took
that little joke Of yours yesterday about tho *5u
- serious, 1s + perceived from Tie reading oi
tho uputos. Will Your Bunnr ba. pleased to h.
form him OF his error, and hare it erased ?"
Tne coolneas- m the request, and tho :imp1Ie4
apoIogy, pleased the Judga. and hs zernttttsd til
fna.
, 1875-02-21

no doubt be remedied before the crew appear on
the Tbaues Naites, OF Cambridge has been
commissioned to build the boat FOR the race. It
Till be remembered that tho crew rowed III =
'Naite" boat last year, the nsN one by Claeper
not giving satisfaction.
Oxford seems to be worze Of than Cambridge
in getting together crew, only two men who
we're in the boat last year being at present avail
able-. r. Way, who roued stroke, md b. J..
Slayer, who rowad att. There is even somo
doubt as to Ways rowing. On the 18th of Janu-
aty the ,1rst crew went down the Isis. It was
composed Of: Bow. Courtney, Of Pembroke; No.
2, Marriott, Of Brasebose No. 8, Tancred, Of
Braseuose No. 4, Dowslead. Of University; No.
), Law, Of Orei; No. 6, Mitchison, Of Penn
broke; No. Z, Bankes, OF University; stroke,
Way, Of Brasenose. Next day Edwards-Moss
OF Brasenose, took his place in the boat at 6 !;
Mitchison was moved to i, Law to 4, Bowstead
to 3, and Tancred to 2. 1has constituted they
eayH, Though the time was not good. the
boat seemed TO travel fast" On Thursday (Jan.
~ Marriott rowed At 2, and Dowstead took Laws
place vt 1. The Field again says: ION the Sec
ond journey to 1f3ey, very importan. chtnge
took place, Moss rowing stroke, and Way taking
his place at g. This change seemed to throw
the men out, but no doubt in day or two they
will get into Moss' Btroke." Tho Sportsn1an
eays Of MOSS: " Edwards Moss is d great adii-
tion to tho boat, HI he rowB in neatly perfect
FORM and has great power. ALI that Nc have
said on the subjecs Of h,s rowing was that ne
thought BY his kespin8 himself for a year he
would hare much better chance OF turning out
better and more powerful oar, whicn, III in a
vesv notable instance, mas entirely spoiled, ne
NAV almost SAY, By top hard rowing And train
ing in the first year."
, 1875-02-21

mentioned in telling me- the dream, and coun-
eelled about applying>an electric battery. They
finally made tho experiment. but there was no
result"
Referring to the last words Of his wife, " Four
teen, fourteen, fourteen" Mr. Goodwin said !:
~ think abs must have had prennonition, Of
dream. or eomethinE, that she would b fourteen
dass IN hance, for s,e described very clearly IN
that dream many thinga that have occurred
during
rHz TERRIBLE w,Ek or suzpEssz.
! shall keep the bod,, il possible, for fourteen
days, or It least until taere are 10 mietaxable
evidences Of decomoosition. 1t any rate you
shall be notified at once il there is any change"
Mr. Goodwin and the relatives OF the unfortu-
nate woman have had tertibie, week Of it,
watching hour after hour, and scarcely sleeping
OF eating in their anxiety. Until to-day, the
DOCTORS, while admitting the case to be unpreee-
dented, have had a lurktns hope that animation
might bo restored. They think though, now
that too much timo has elapsed, and that the in
evitable sequence OF dissolution will soon appear.
b that as it msy, the circumstances have been
already OF sufficiently startling character to ex-
cite public interest ia the narration OF them.