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OBITUARY.
oLUF sTENERsEE, SWEDISH MINISTER AT .wAsHa-
INGToN

oLUF STENERSEE, SWEDISH MINISTER AT wAaHa-
MGToN.
The above named gentleman, Minister or Swedeui
and Norway to the United States died suddenly in,
Paris the 9th inst After absence in Europe
four months no his way back to Washington
having taken passage from Liverpool the Cunard
OF the 11th inst Mr. Stenersen had been Min
lister at Washington for about four years He
highly trusted by His Majesty the King of Sweden and
Norway, and respected and beloved by all who knew
him a kind and genial friend. He formerly Swe-
dish Minister Resident at Constantinope and aerward
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiary at
the Court OF the Netherlands and the Court OF Belgium
He was born in Christiania Norway in the year 1884
The deceased gentleman highly honored by his
own sovereign and other monarchs for his diplomatic
talent services will be by the following list
of the decorations which he enjoyed Knight OF the
81. oluf (Norwegianl Order, Commander Of the Swe-
dish North Star, Commander OF the Danish Danne-
brog, Grand Officer to Belgian Leopold Order Com
mander of the Netherand Lion Order, knight Of the
of the Turkish Medide Order aud Grand oioer OF the
Persian Sun and Lion Order.
VICE ADMIRAL SIR HOUSTON STEWART, R. N.
cable telegram from London under date of yester.
day. 18th inst announces the death of Sir Houston
Stewart, c. c. B.. Vice Admiral Of the British Navy
and a distinguished officer. He eighty four years
of age having been born in the year 179 He entered
the Royal Navy early age and served at the siege
of ST. Jean d'Acre He subsequently obtained
well deserved promotion He was second
in command Of the British fleet in the
Black Sea in 1866. and created knight Com
OF the Bath for his services Off Sebastopol He
was made Grand Commander of the Bath In 1855 and
afLerward promoted to the rank OF grand officer
of the Legion of Honor. He OF the Parlamen-
tary MEMBERS in the liberal interest for Greenwich
IN the year 1852 Subsequently he served as Comptroller
General OF Coast Guards and Lord of the Admiralty
In the year 1856 he Commander in-Chief OF the
British neet on the North American and West India
stations and was subsequently Commander-n Chief AZ
Plymouth dock yard
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MoDERATR~
prices HERTS co. manufacturers. Nos. ou0 and son
broadway opposita Eleventh street
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nrsr un11n.v n1rr

The latest device in machine sewing is the New Auto
Sewing machne which Is creating quite
in the market No better gt be selected by mother
wife, sister or friend No special discounts offered TO temps
purchasers perfect approb and delight
possessor 655 Broadway Bond street. New
XnrL
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$3H HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALITY;
SILK HATS s. so worth S. 10 New Church st. up stairs
A-wIRE SIGNS WITH PATENT METALLIC
Frames Store and ofice Painting Engraved Signs
UPHAM CO., $50 Canal street.
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A.-HOLIDAYS.

have large and complete stock OF Diamonds and otheE
precious stones. all selected with the greatest and
which have been purchased with all the advantages iu
cost which depressed cf the market has permitted
Until Christmas the will be kept open in tho
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

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von take CHLoRAMINE PAsTILLEs We have
tried them and fully recommend them the best Cougl
ioxenges ever manufactured They sos pleasant the
taste All druggists keep them The principal depot il No
IOa3 Walnut street. Philadelphia
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ICE--A SPEEDY VISIT FROM THE ICE KING 4
sngrests the necessity OF Fus the evil results o
his attentions You must call AZ KNOWS 22 Broadway
533 Broadway Fifth Avenue Hotel estabshme
each OF which magnificent Of LADIES FuRN
and GRSrLaMKS's COLLARS and CurFs, offering ~ vsrY
moderato prices.
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TIFFANY a CO.,
Diamond Merchants.

Union square,
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IT is. DUTY TO YOURSELF AND SOCIETY II ,
protect your lungs GRApuAIKp CHEsr ASp LUSG PRe :
TKcroRs sold everywhere. BY mail, 81 30 ISAA .
A. SINGER, Manufacturer, 694 Broadway.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Y.-EXTRAoRDISNS
Drawing, December 2S; si.2ooOoo in prizes; cap tai
$4,000; 2O97 pziEes In all and only l6 600 tick
circulars.of full inior n alton free
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers, II Wan street. New Yerk.
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dental ranks viii particulat
with teeth, and cleanse than every day with
famous toothwash SozoDoNr. From youth 20 old will
keep the enamel spotess and anmpairsd The teeth q
who SczonoSr have pearlhke whiteness
tho roseate hue while the breath Is purified and
rendered sweet and fragrant II II composed OF
septic herbs and ia entirely free from tho
IN urious ingredients Of tooth pastes &c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(SHEAPEST BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD.
~ 7782 magnificent Holiday Bocks
price
l02, 500 beautiful juvenile hooks
al your price.
p6 500 Bibles and Prayer Books
a any price,
LEGGAT BROS, No fsekman st.. opposite now Post oinea
ATANHOOD-2nurH EDIT1ON--A TREATISE EX.
M panatory of the With nstructons Tor the
cessfu treatment Weaknes low spirits. Nervous Ex
hauston Muscular Debility Nt Ege'nature Docl.no IN Man
hood. nric, SHE Address ths Ntthor W. = DE T. QE u
/ yI~- III 4s4I rasAsg anaald s'ssrs .Na~ Aa1k.
, 1875-03-25

Fsinea: foutthly. prayers for tho dead. IN othrt
y"rs .nca',ins nt ho !lcys' y llla .Arnal ix"1y q
rsy, that tte Ire i. II aetu.iy fi* billy. aud lie wins
actually His htood, anil vrrshIna them accord:
inaly; lin. he lnsi.t. IN the duty Of al!
receive dissolution: s.at lic. does ,se.unlly III
rotc the all of Tho saints AMI Tint In holeyos in pnt
Rstory Dr. Do Kovena friends afscrt that i',ry will
ooltege, arsi, that i,o bsie1rs ii tho rpirtnaI nos
carna prckcnce Of tho I,r In tho brca'l and wtuc;
scconfly, thst Ae recommends voluntary confession
pus sont,dencea when thoy with .sp,
Au thetnsslye' eccs retIesby pouring 'l,cr snntsa-
stont into ths t,r If knly. KniIy adf!.rr; thirdly,
e renocst Intention of doing 70; fonrthly, that hn
believes In the spirit anl lsy uf tho dead Hiding Eest
- latd down ~ the cilnEcll.hndk. antI never sid
hts.ement that te believes IN 1rg.sory AMI. finally,
that there IA nothlnH 10 believes practices, eitlcr
philosophical real lint + MI in perfect accordance
with many hundreds 0f leading eliHrchmcn, whoso
Eeosds arc considered hasNsts Is, aA who arc admit
tel by all 10 be Gopd chnrcl,n,e..
pr: % kossna friends Ilace Kress reliance on go
OBJECT Of such statement on &hn HtandEH Conlinlt'
pg blu own dotsnso before tue s1andtnE Committees
us 1T ar.n' s 70 q for or % ] .h HEY
= they hars lisli frrr, .Ia nrst. that 4 i
H. H. y o e. Df e. , ID ss o o
hc vii bc in due course Of sl.no; that hc ws1l
stdcr 10 dignity ANIL reputation by enl!nstcA!tng 10
cpsf s, s .,: s ~ oa H. a s xn1
abEc.
III. Dc Kovcn htintcf, AM assured ly ono Of his
lng Cosnmlt!ees tIe nc!lhcr cast 'town nor very
confident. 11o simply stand. sloof regarding hnseeh
~ an atom q groat principle nay!iig come 10 the
ion tar sao Ssaos ria 4 iiass. h w suSIt Ia IL
tn.ie l.attlcdoor anl ehntlecotk Of 10 1oug tho
principles IN dispute Andrclttcd.
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Town honors in tho North Division aro be-
coming, by all Indications, dismally uncertain
for MIR. Robert Konncy; aud, in this particular
Instance, distance does not geon to lend onchnnt-
rneut to tLe View. Eycr siuce tho Ienconsre be-
tween him and Mike Corcoran It appears that
Kennoy hns had OH hls stomach an ovorloso OF
sour grapes. Last saturday evening, IL !s stated
on very good authority, Mr.. Kenney went Tn
pilgrimage to slriuo, located on Tie cornar
Of LaSallo street and Chicago avouuo,
dedicated 10 the particular profit OF
Sir. O'1lallsy. Hero thu etory
goes, kenney rot into an altercation with a N All
who declined 10 vote Tor him. The result WAS
tho production OF . weapon, II ls said, on the
which, 30 fur as h1Rtd from, have not proved
fatal.
Tho object Of Mr. Konnsy's particular dlsllko
on thls OCCASION. 1t apEears, was o1-pollce,nau
Eustace, undoubtedly plodyel to support Mr..
George .. Daynes, candidate for supervisor.
This gentleman, II IL said. Ia putting out tra-
mendouh work with Ietuarkatla effect.
ALIKE EVANS.
To-day Nike EvAns will submit 10,000 ttcketa
to tue people. 4 ru1nor waH indust1iously clrou-
lnted TINT Ao had withdrawn In fAyor OF FuleY.
hus 1t ilaa az industriousiy boon c0ntradictod as
tllp foregoing Information will Indicate. tohu
Bchank Las ordcred 10000 tickets Oh tho salne
pr!nclplo. which Will appcar simultaneously this
morning.
Mr. Anton DorX denies that ho IL = candidate
for any Office, even On tho Dorney tickat
The Iumor in regard 10 Evann' withdrawal 10
attributed to AlF. MrGuru. 4 seTgeant-at.Arma Of
the Mayor. lie ia presumed to be In tho interest
OF Foley.
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knowing that Mr.. I1aror sick to assist him
II nccersary, but found that ha services wonfd
not DO ueotlod. l1o Haid A1r, Harper told him
that tl1o books Of tho Office showed tho
entire btnlucss Transacted, nnd rep1csnntel
the t.uo condition Of Affairs, which II
tic Committee cuuIi not ruality understand
he could explain to ttioir satisfaction as soon as
Iln WAS eble to got nhonr llo said thht Mr..
lInrror .ientet tho report Tint $4,000 OF tho ro-
ccirsa Of the office, Or any othor amount, Was
not properly accounted Tor, and no himself
never hoard tho report until l,o rouclod Chicago.
In anewcr to questions az TO the An,tnus or
rasso ot the investigation, ia said ho thought
tllat u lad boon inatltutod by mon who
wcro disposed 10 llavc lablio attention again d.
roclod 10 Tho report Of tho former Investigation.
with a Wow to .etling tho wlao}o question re-
yivod md beforo the two honhcs Ut springtacd.
1ie said tho Oppoaltaon pnrty regarded the ill.,
spection Department. q tho State tlovernmont
No powerful political lover. and wero anxious
to got hold u It, aud he beloved they
lnd adopted this moans 10 TINT onl.
Tho Senate gained many no" mem.
bcrn last fall and It's political
complexion WAS by nd neana cettAin aud tho
Opposition. awaro Of It. were anxious to trump
ny something naniust Mr.. llarpor to secure hs
removal. II, which asont tho Governor would
lnye to appoint Ills Successor from the ranks Of
tho Independents to hopo for continuation by
TINT body.
Mr.. Pearson lef. tor Springfield last evening,
as did aleo Aonntos Smith. aIr. Harper hupeH
to 10 we'll enough to attenf tle Investigation lilo
carly part Of tho coming wecH.
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THE ClTY.HALL.

mia Con,,,,nI.t conn,tl,a ~ ,hs f.ommoo
Auo ~ou'tal.'s' .,". 'aH. .onu =, y. NV So
Aid Booiosy building.
Tbe comm,ttca nm Marketn ncct At q o,e,oct
o ] 49, rs,s.t"a ~ u..ss,a -, 49,
'o'mofso" .ns eoanal''sso ua o''oe'e 1ao A"eyA
rho Gas conmIttea will ,neot this aftnrnnnn
l., tha r7ts r,.~L,. or1o. snr tho ,oos;3or.to, -,
Tho different uas ordInapoes, strong ,ttonnt
..,v ~. 49, h~ ~ ..nra,a,t.t,,s.s ~ .ts ca..
WV w also' VI w sop1eo.usA1'e' y. sao Ivy
sumerh Company 10 urge sho COMMITTED 10 70"
, 1875-03-25

notify the Chicago L Pacific Naiftoa1 Of thoir
actton and instruct tho said raitrUnn tn mako
preparations for l,nR tho yia.lNct according
to tho rrossiona contained IN thoir, francil'ro.
Tho btsstse at prrbont IN uae At North ayerilo fs
III mn extremely 6ad condition. Two yohrH nyo
tho appropriation wan made for n ntw one, bit
m nctton has thus far boon taken towards
using 1t.
Tho South Division Hallway Company still
hang fontily to tho tol>-ta car dcusion. and ~.
filso to 1Io c0mforted lntcaa tho Council repent
Of their ptana for abolipilipg the nuisance. G.
u. Holiness tim Superintendent OF the roAd, was
around the hult yeatorday pointing out lilo good
points IN tic hob-tat1 car. Tho Aldermen eould
citira were afflicted with the Hnno tleuAlunH had
lo Influence on tho Raiirnad Committee, who
arc fully dotermtnod upon aboliahtnE them. Tho
lob-tail cara will FouI, Do lngB Of tin rnst, aud
not ono will mourn thcr timely departure.
Tho 1,aroad Committee mot yesterday and
chicago i soutI, Atlantic trnca. AZ tho corner
Ut Archer atd Stawalt avct,tloa they were mot
l'y q crowd uf interested lroporty-owncrd, MIN.
boring nearly 800. who tilnlstod that no third
truck should 10 laid on stownrt ayenun. Tho
condition Of this street has SO often l'con do
scribcl that repetition Ia unnecessary. A
third traol would c1ootua,,y o,oso tho
street to public travol. Sooner or Inter
outcring tho city along . 1nala thoroushfaro to
fonco tn their proporty. thorcby leaviug Tho I'M
proving of tint portion Of tho stress onon 10
tho public entirely In tho hands OF tho city NIL
thorltics. Tho Commstco also visited tho
grounds Of 8. alciichau as Tho cornor Of Stewart
aud Wright atrootB, A[r. 0fcKichan requosted
tue privilege Of running n sltle-track Tito lila
propoliy. but tho Committee Will report unfayor-
nb}y on Tho reference. Some sscpd aro B1on to
bo taken to compel tho rlttsburg Il Fort Wayne
llai1roa 10 1.-Two up to its tranclise, anil keep III
repair Is feet Of the public highway along
Stewart avenue.
T1fANE9,
Tho Board OF 1o!co ttannactcd no business Of
tmportaneo yesterday, hcsilea Bencral conyor-
sation about town politics aud tho Transaction Of
miscellaneous business. Into in Tho dny they
rcccivod tho following resolutions on bohnlf Of
tho Fire Departnont for tliolr prompt aud Of
ficiont actlon In e1tiuguishllg iito in tho Re-
union Presbyterian Church:
%HEnrAh, T1,ia church cdlaeo wns In Imminent dan
Ger Of destruction by 1zo Saturday afternoon, tho
11th inst; sud .
WnEnEis Dy Tho timely, energetic, and akilrul cx-
estios of tho Flre Department the hro suppressed
nnl tbs building saved 10 us without material damage
therefore, 10 II
Hesoittd, Tha. the thanks of this soco.y aro due,
hnd hereby rendered, to tue Flrs Department Tor
tho Bkilful manner In which The rc wns suppressed,
without other damage to tho property: A1ao,
Rtso!rtd, That the Society Clerk bo Instructed 10 for
war COPY Of the foregoing preamble ard reaolution
to tho Board Ut Ftrc Commissioners OF tho city.
, 1875-03-25

Of tho lsat ak years. he roso to . raslos and
forco which carried captive Iosh tho minds and
hearts OF hIs hearers. Through his writings afIf
lectures, hc n,ny fairly ho Gnnkel aa tho inter-
protor Of .1Rpan to lie Rtpat Christian world.
MINNIE sioyr0oMERYs STORY.
The statement OF tho wI:nctR, Mimic Mont
Gonlory. givinE eon,o HON fActa about tho murder
nf Wick0 punliel,ed III Wednesdays TRlnuNE,
vas shown to Flora Cratdai by rerortor yes
tcr,ay morning. She characterized It na y tie.
saying that sllo knew neither Sullivan nor Lnra-
ven. tho men who, accoEdiug to tl,c Witness
story. killed tic saIuOn-kcopcf. Sha hAtd fnr-
thor TINT eho could 500 10 object which Alinnio
could accomplish by lying. e,nco tlsorn
wna ''po moneY III It," anh it
was utterly beyoud her kon to nnd0r-
sand tic reneon Of licr imprisonment aiter
Bho Ind told tho t1otcctiyes all nl,u knc". whic,
WAS vory ltttto. Sho maintained tint aho was
innocons, aud nald that Bl.o kuow Hiss MonGo'n-
cry only slightly, having met her .Ws11le locked
UP IN tho l[oNso Of Corrections aud naToe asso-
ctnttng with ber WHOM at liberty.
,aIisa Minnie, on Tho other hand. claims TIM.
ehe has heen acquainted With " Flora for tllleo
voars; that Sullivan IL lur lover; nl.t1 hs to b-
bi1g. about tho nfEray sho said: "W1Iy should
lo about it; llayo nothing to gain: and lying
woltltl DO as bad nR committing murtior,' Tho
detectives were hunting for Sullivan aud Lara-
nycHterday, but wcro unable to arrest tlun'.
, 1875-03-25

r. knnkot No. 400 Milwaukee, avonue, ychtor.lay
morning, n Bltaugor atteuptlng Without tho
aligl,tcst provoc1tiOn TO stab Airs. Ktiukel. Tho
nlnl' walked INTO tho storo otl tho ilsst f!oor
where wcro Frnuk and Mary Kunkol, young pro.
p!o. 1to asked permission to warm hlnlBolf, and
tlse son handed him cl,ntr, anu hc took
n scat. not bofoto however, taking II, at glance
III lilo MUD Of tho 10y, yet l,o apparently took
no notice OF TIM tact4 questioning tho visitor "a
to who .io waH. He said no bad ast arrived In
tho city on tho Northwestern Ra'lroad. had sc,
cured 4 boarding bousc and was walking around
to noo tho sights. At thia moment Mru. Kunko,,
wlo lasl boon ont shopping. cama into
tho kitchen, and aakott lipr 8un wl,Qs tho
stranger. wanted. Frank told him "so warm
himself, atd loft tllo room with his sister to
nttand 10 some woik Ito had 10 do III lilo storo.
TAoy lad not been gono two minutes before the
n,an seized largo carving hnffo Which vaa lying
on tho tab1o AMI tnnde sudden lnngc at Mrs.
fnnkef. Sllo however. Ind had 'ono 0yo on
him" all tho stmo, md lodged the blow, and
ran townrd tho loor and sc1oalnod. Tho alarm
brought lit Frank aud tho nctgEDoTe. ono Of
whom attacked tho would-he murderer, but Was
unable to SECURE him. tho fellow mixing Ills
oacapo aftor having received . sovcre pounding:
10 aparca BY tho police authorities to arrcat hin
aud put htm whore i,e Gun lo 10 harm.
TIE COUNTRY sEEHUifAST.
"Doz." In his city siletchos, glyos IN account
night Of it Tint tloy fetched up Il, tho station.
honne, after Disturbing tue performance flts a
thoatro and getting rid OF tl.olr 4uArser's pny.
Hut SprinElloI, III, furnishes lnast in tho ror~
son OF Thomas SIedratl u who l,as made four.
toen ngbts of It In Chicago. and exhausted, bc.
sldoa bis lloaith and stroagti,, tho muni1cent
Rum Of ~ 6OU. ...
Ila man Ia merchant, anil came hera two
'reoks ago to transact sone business. but II hr-
penrB ontercd nt opco upon a hinge spree. Which
3tlnepa r1ryty1neI linn tn aim
, 1875-03-25
The PQQR.HQuSE.

TIE EXAMINATION THAT 1a NEEDED.
Tuc experience Of TnE Tn,puSE reporter rs
n banner at tho t,ook County poor-uouss sccms
~ h,rn oa,,aoJ , sl.b,,o IN ~ irv ho,,a ,r,o,,
'. aa'o saus. n.y. ~ y. W ues
fho powers tnat De- 4Ho Iesolus'oh u Gosh-
missioner Crawford calling for committee Of
wolI-luown citizons to e1Atnino tho cha1iticB OF
coo,, conp,v and ronorl m TIN ,ano. IN Al, vcrv
Ill. 49, ..a.. ~. ..a., - 49, .aa.s. ~ !.
we'i IN l's y, "As' no' o'eu - tuus assop~ ~ 40
feared u will tale moro limo aud trouble than
tlloy would DO ablo 10 givo to the subject. One
yist to Tho poor.Elouse or Iusauo Asylum, would
.c, ha - .,v .ro,, v,,uo In ,,ao tho nm, aro
,'.,s a.. .,." r.,an,,.a. ,s,.a e..,rs
K"o" tnae Ao Loo'AHs'e' "eio con''us'
best sllo would bo shown. Any informssion
Tint tho inmates might have would bo sparingly
No., m. rono,,or fo,nd t,,t thov .voro $40.
s.,on' =, .no .oa"u .A-' se' ~. 49,.
ia' aoou. commencing II On On sao manaRomons e'en
The trouble WITH tho charitable institutions Of
Cook County tB, TINT they nse governed by mel.
nosor'ousy incompotant for 10 positions shoy
occupy. Il IL not destrcd 10 imrugn ther hon.
cssy. uut ttolr qualifications arc Buch that they
would mako, rerhaps, good Pound maatera, Or
tanttofs TO the institutions they arc III charge o.
10 Conduct hospital or poor.lou we'll rcqulrcs
man Who mas more sAnn the ordinary average
n,nn Of good business qualifications
and experience IN TINS particular lino ri work.
lnsteaa Of boing selected for political reasons, 10
should bo selected Boio!y on grounds Of qnat'a.,
cat,on. When once elected to tho place 1t should
be for aeriea Of yeats instcntl Of QUO year, aud
then ho would not be compelled every yehr to
look out for his rcappontmeat.
II tho Cotamiesionots $40 Ia earnest, and really
mean business iil having commtttce examine
tho dfreront institutions. they should uao sltni.
lar method to that In Sowfork-an association OF
ladiea who havo among their plumber som0 OF tho
wcaltlllest III the city. send OF, zach "Wednesday
connAltoe to visit tho different public insIitu-
tlous. aud to rcpnrt on their condition. Al
Doioy,io Hobpital thoy send two lAdies TO each
division Of the hospital, who mako thorough
inspection Of tho wards ~ that division OF tho
beds, floors, closo:a,t food, otc., and mako a re-
port on tho same. Ono COPY thoY leave With Tho
Warden. tho other gees 10 tln AshociaaoH. Col.
Dfennan, tho Warden, once remarked, would
not ho without tAeM for apything,-they glyo
, 1875-03-25

OsF1oI or stan AID CnEsoEsr ArLIs. ou1cAoo.
Doc. 2, ls7i.-Jir. n. II. PARKS, Kauteaan.-DxAs
Bsa: have derived great benct from tho Of tho
olea Flora Mineral Spring Watar that received from
you. For Tho past eighteen months havc been suf-
IesIug With disordeted secretion Of urino, causing
continual pain and anxiety and failed 10 md roliot
from medical prescriptions. From Tho fEst tho wasoE
aetl Almoat magicay md hope Ia ind In II com.
p!eto cure. return tho package BY o1prs,s. and will
be glad to have you n and return 1t ~ soon ~ poss
b,c Truly ypllFB, THOMAS ukxRMAHs.
Glen Flora water Ia for sale BY most dsuggtsts In
this city, kis free from sn!phato of Lime.
, 1875-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The "H1llGlujah Bnuu' WILL RlnE At tito
Woman's Temperance Praycr-mccsins, in Lower
Farwoll Hall, At o'clock ibis afternoon.
The regular monthly mcotng Of tho Board Of
Managers Of tho Soldiers Homo will bo hold
Friday morning At No. G23 Wabash avcnuo.
There will DO sociablc gisou by the young
pooplo Of Plymouth Congregational Church this
evening, at the residence vi Yrs. King, No. 1140
Wabash aycnuo.
Tho noxt lecture OF tho Sunday Loctnso Socic-
ty's course will be by Prof. Elias Colbert OIL
"Tho History Of tho Unyorao" tsuu1ay aftor-
uooa at3 o'clock At McC0rIniok Hall.
A meeting Of 1rlslsmon will bo held this orcu-
Ing In tho ci,,i>-roum Of tho Shorman HOUSE for
tho purpose nf arranging for q mass-mno.ing III
matuory Of Johu Mitchell. to taao place Sunday
evening.
Tho " Old Tolkes will make their second
appearance At st. raul's n. +. Church. corner Of
NevbeEry avonuo and Maxwell street. this oyen-
ing. Tie programme conssta Of hymns, rocita-
uons. speaking. aud supper.
Dr. N. s. Dnyfa will give tho closing lecture OF
tho Afternoon Dino Course ut ! p. m. To-day in
Tho hail Of tho Athenru0, No. III Madison
streot. Subject )" What ConHtitutca Good
lloalth. Mental and Physical, and tho Laws
that Govern It's Preservation"
Tho Ror. J. Stanley Grimes, late of Now York,
will deliver a loctuFo on tho philosophy Of In
Church. cornor Of TndInna ayonuo ard Twauty-
sixth street, Bunlny evening. Tho lecture is
sail TO bc very Interesting.
o.ba sn,n n, rcaorvca soats for TIM ooncsrt. tn
be rlyon uext wcck, under tho auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, by tho Knox
mnnres thiss rnnrninr nt " Il. Tcnf1. CnoEa
~ - hnn,1' " 11s s.ato strcat' ~o"'
w.. NO ~
me ltaV. ntaaft hoo1nson, y. ~, 0! Louis
xillo, Ay;, vii aelsyer IN hduross petqso the
lonns Mena CHRISTIAN Asaoea!lon ~ farwol!'
I 1iasl t1is esonshg, taKins 'or nsa topln, "iho
tnae1 ~, n :. Wao,s l""s i,ar u ra.t - y.
anu .ho aaen II Heoua' :. tat ms,asy sas 10 vi
atose W., LOT al! "no hear tno o'a'sa'0ueu speaker
tnlH esenl"s'
A complimentary concort aud ball hnvo been
tondorcd to Miss Clara Dyrno by her pupils to
tako place Wednesday,, April II. 81 Woods Music
AalI, corner Of Washington and Green stroets.
AliHs Byrno Ia young lady OF muoh promise,
aud ono OF IIapa Dalatka'a pupils. mid it Ia bo-
by lorera OF music.
r,,cr, ho;no many WIN voro un,h1c In ohto,n
rovs Il TriaStv nh1rc, "o fnr tr"ns.1 Sfonanv
sai osennE At IT, annual routing, tlo fr1ssess o.
ysev sIouirahIe sests to ie rentsd. diaura5n nf
r.r ~ s".,' ~ dnri,,s - ~
ns,;," ~ ri, ,n,na Tayasr y,o1 Eoa 11n aad
iii N,ad,son strcet md ono nr mfro nf thc rns.
faau .riiI ha +, attonlanca nt he cHrci, cornar
SS1 ~ 1ndiann aysnua nnT Twsntv. .fou1tn streot.
Sessau"' o''"As'
Tic quarterly examination Of the Cook County
Normal School Will DO Tomorrow, commencing ut
9:su q. N. Tho Cook County Board Of Education
has Invited tho following peesons TO tako charge
Of the examinations: Pref. Q. Marcy. II: D,
loan Of Northwestern University; Prot. Stafford.
IL. D.. Dearborn obsorsatofy and Chicago
, 1875-03-25

MONTREAL, March N.-Nayigaton is not ex-
pscted to DO opou before Tho 1oth Of May. Tho
canals aro solid in many places, mud the Ice on
tho st. Lawrence River Ii unusually thick and
firm. A flood tH considered nlmoHt certainty.
aud parties locatch along tho w.tcr'a edge are
moving tlloir goods from tho collars.