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, 1875-06-09

~. putNi,ns. mssst, n n,pes.
~. slaod.a. wuMl, q nipes.
4. Chora! F.ntc. wah!, i plpes.
in: %sESi; %ss!tb;, %s't' %st;l. i i IT, ris:.
u Flsfrrntht Inetal ii 1tpea.
!ahks Mixture. tntt1I, Isl rfi+s.
!hlk- n Mhlotle, tnetaf, Ia pipes.
Hsstti. AASCALs.
n. Da'trtnn. wood ~ l,.s..
4. npon Dlapason. tnoat, d pipes.
i: n%!hs.snn"i II: pi,,a,on H. p .'a xuod. II p,ps
9 Z. z MIR lIn,ba, metal, d ptles.
4! Y! Fssas Sti;ss assssf,: rss aa q 'l q pe..
E. fu9ar., 'ncal, I'll rIr..
q. rMte Ang,llque. itlt tai. O. riEas.
!ttnka Dolce Corhet. metal, f8J lnpes.
RauAs 0boo Win Iii. .oon nssa' rod, 81 rspes.
' m T. Bsss's Gsse s:G S:. *se &C. % sg sp
~. fioetc, wosi, 20 rrcs.
-. vlnlohecllo metal, o p!rM:
10 II. Trombn'c, ftee reet1, 10 tflea.
MECHANICAL he ,1srEns.
cor. xs sTt t. IGa!s E%;ns rG,t & 70 r'da'a
PNEUMATIC CuMnfHA rRoSS.
Fnll grea! Manuals; so'o gree. Manuals; full 10
psd Key ses5a Il IL .1 Na*s swell
1ho cnncort opunoI wi'l. "Lelchto Ca,alrlo,"
br StPpc, executed BY tho Notso Damn Carnat
Dand Of twonty pieces, under tho leadership Of
H. eis1ne w' raGf T. ran tGrennst
ortlcs OF tue clutch. and the eloit waa pleaslnn,
for no. orc echo apncars,l. The music iliiei
tba elil1oe comp'ete and n!e.'loglv:. -.
Tho ",a seeond p!os1o "a, Tho y "lo1s" q, from
uulou aud famatolra. with osgaa sccon.pasl-
nen'. ant was another triumph Ut the acoustics
Ut tho church.
Prot. Tsls. Of tho Union Park CONGREGATIONAL
Church. Chlc4go:, next renlorod all organ salo.
"Annle Laurie with variations, with splendid
execution. .
, 1875-06-09

+Sk% koHI &lEpHuiE&H.
II MAJ seseryed for = hoy out on 01lfo street
to ptotlce new act 10 Tho old aud 1tt-1epsated
drstua Of "a Dog with Something Tied 10 Ilta
Tail" It want any Oh oysses-caa or split
stick st1alr, hut something eat1rely peW. ,Tuc
aog, nh.ch WAS a little black. .and.tau terrier
VIZ VITO a! AsstoctHtio air vs. i,oo"tng nv aud
toy.baloon wh.ch hs was holding by ! striug.
It Was very large bAloon-as large ~ lhoso
toy balloons over grow. Tbs lady passed taa
wy Ard turned sbs cafHef.. Tho dog camp
also when tho urchin; impeIled by
aunt Of evil, grabbed him Then: still
fatlbet tns.igated BY thu devil and; curl
o&.ty, Tho boy tied ths rad OF The ett,ug
,nchus f.om the end aud let 10. Tho anifns!
started OF mith yelp 10 lojo:a ita mistress, but
II dldn't rcgasn hor a! At oncc. Tho balloon
stEh:GAtcned out the tail ln ~ LOS tAat It
poiatsd toward tho zaas!h with : kind Of + sx-
, 1875-06-09

8p&s8aa Uspat,A o Th4 CA4oqo TF1bHn%.
p1rrspuna, r.. June 8.-rhe Association Of
Civil Eu4laosrs met this morning IL tue City
Hall Ms. ". +. Shiun. IT tho rsnpsylyania
tfiluor nobesss. III tho absoace Of Pso.ideot
Adams, delivered tho opeulug addtcse. Capt:
Eads read III Interesting paper ou bridges aud
lAoif construction. lutesssliug discussions Noss
had on aover4l Beioatlfio subjects. About loo
mcmbere are present. Yhsrs will be = banqusa
It tns Mouon84 4hsla House to,mo1tox night
, 1875-06-09

side, but not fatslls, sad with bullet wounda In
b'ti totnploH. One small 1eyolver lar toar hin,,
aud anothof was Etsapel In I,is hand. 1fo had
fit el both At once, anl tho two bullets had c',-
tered tho brain. ono OF tncm proving atn1oat in,-
mefiAtoly fatal.
1l1u act in tho tragedy rovcd alt tho mya.crv.
There "as III 'fgor any to lbt That 10 Ind rot
tho fire Ard ataanltod atr. Nrocno. lis bad cor-
csaled i,mecIf IL tho strav under floor In
this she'd, n.,.1 maat liaso latn thorc wnilc tho
rremlrc& wcro hrarrhn' ,3uring Tim morning,
Tl'ets al old hntchcr.hnifs attl a email roo nf
f'e.h blood woro fund, indicating That II few
liu:rs b'fore he tl,at h.tnArsf lia had lnet3ecL-
nalv trlcd t., ca,,so death b. cutting Ills throat.
Lcar;r tHat roHilon, lie lhen wont to tho cast
crn opcnng os tho sicd. sat dawn On a ploW. aud
tltod tho fa:Al Shots having rtayIouslY roua1nd
tho chemhc's OF hls tnvoE Esos from, carr 'r.lgos
found IN hts pocket. which had been omptied by
tho assault on Afr. tiroono.
Dr.. Clarl. tho family ui,yacian, who knew tllo
yn',ng man we'll, fs Of tbs opinion tint discaso
Ind ntrccteu lls brain, tho rccent doatt, Ut hta
father and tia disappointment in liza lovo Affair
were too usnel. for Inn, aal drove him mad.
Why he should hare suspected tho 0reenes. no
nne Knows, as mona Of ttlom cvcr kn cH that
there WAS such lady, had norcr Ind he oaat
tronbln with him or his family, rrero near neigh
bors snd warm fron1s, ana did not know that
lo waa ofer Intimate with lady in lis llfo.
, 1875-06-09

WArtnTowx. M4ss., J4no s-BIxS CAT1L1-Ils-
ss'ps, III. With ths e.ceItion ot una lot uf ii head
ihe snpry wa eoIol o.e4 of Western cattle. Prices
kc h'gaeE live weight, than last weet Choke, flu,75
extra tio 2sal09; ns.t gu.l!ty. sa.2s9lo.o0; 10.
oud, s7.s0.ss.oo; /; tGel. t8.t187.3s. =
hAEkF AND LAAnS-lsecelpis, 700. Without ID.
Tsnco. Sheep In olA sJ.to $3.50 eAca cxt1a, stC04
!..o; ..S Aas4ssa, N'sase.a9; spsing lanN, lA.lee
, 1875-06-09
THE QUINCY 4 ST. PAUL.

STFtaaE U}xpaEtH 70 I'hs ERf1do0 7FtbHne.
Qr1ScY, ILL.,, Juno 8.-At a meeting held Ia
this ctf to-day the stockaoldora Of the Quincy
l. St. paul nniltoad Company elected tho follow
Ing Directors for tho onsuing ycar: J. 81.
Mason, St, Louis; @. l.. Thompson. st.
Lou,s; N. D. Munaon, Quincy; T. 7.
Dn,R4s Quincy; q. II. Spencer, Quln-
cy, J. ". Kettle. Keokuk, H.; Fl. H.
Iromble, Dloominston. .1a..: ". Hill, Bloom
Aamel, L. c. THOMPSON. Moulton, Ia; ". q.
Da.ninc, Memph,s, NO.; q. II. Och,iftse, VA.
ter|oo; Z. +. Buell. Warsaw. Tho officers are
aH fulloaa: President, 7. L. Dwight: yice-proa-
iJeut, T.. r. Buell.; Treasurer, a. j. Morrison
Secretary. C. II. sponcer; Attorney. Il. II.
Trumblt.
, 1875-06-09

:. JEWE 7, VANUF HE51t- 7. HH0 5ls0T T,
New IoAK. Juno 8.-A long consultation took
plhco to-day between htesaEa. II. ]. Jewots, Of
the Ello Railway; Commodore vaudetbs,t, Of
Tho New York Centfal: aud Thomas A. Bcott,
Of tho Pennsylsapia Central Railroads, for the
purpose. II Eoss,bie, Of making arrangements
for tho benefit Of tho three lines. The subject
Of incrcnss in tho present schedule Of rites was
under discussion. but ultimately lad TO bo aban-
donod for tho r"seut. Tne futuse plan Ut matt
A6cment Of tho lines on moro aInlcaI0 Laea
~ps also canyasaed at great o1Ht4, but left uta-
altered for the present. Kereircr Jewott low
ever, expresses hopa that use long everything
Will he satisfactorily arranged botwecu tho three
trunk Lnea.
, 1875-06-09

New yoaK, Juua SHARON scliuts Of Brad
stroet'a Commercial Ageucy, who ressdos in
n,ooklyn, discovered burglar In h,s room last
niel.t, and, though 81 yeats Of Ag.h grappled
NTH tho Intruder, When the b,,g,ar shot lin
through tl1e neck. Tho burg1Ar escaecd, sud
.-tl1uto will die.
, 1875-06-09
FRIGHTENING PnosPECTs.

y
Spteth{ nhpateh 10 Ihe CHICAGO Tribune.
TornKA, KAN, June 8.-Tho grnasloppers aro
on tho wing III all directions. and t1oir carly aud
entiro departure from KauBas ia rcga.tled AZ
matter OF only fow days. t,n,o. Tlle dau,aeo
they havo done ls mainly confined to tho borior
counties on tho Cast md southeast, mud will
probably no, e1eoed 10 per cont q 'ho standard
arranging 10 pramptly reulau. Tie deyas-
tatcd districts. aud 1t ia thought that it'cfo
IL yet time enough for tho growing
Of All nyeraGa crop, Gov. Osborn hua gons OF,
to confer with th0 county authorities about fur
nishlng seed 10 those rho ara slnabto 10 Jul chaso
II. The wheat crop il coming on nica'y, ard
promises an abundant yield. Altogether tho
onIlonk for tho 9tatc aB whole IL highly cu-
uoutaRIng.
, 1875-06-09

interest coupons. The old lh'r,l-mofsRegn bonds
worr also tirht lien on What was called tho Ca
diz Branch Of tho road Andtown shr! ctoro
aaks that tho dcfcndAnt+ mav bc compelled TO
rAy liin tho amount Of Tho intornst dlot nov
something over BithO, ,00o. slessts. Aver snd
kales apptar for tho complainant.
, 1875-06-09

IxplASAro1Is, Juuo Sat colo red plcolo At
Franklin, Ind, to-day, the City Marshal and hia
deputies attcmpted to arrosk two coloscd men,
Tato aud McCloud, for gambling wheronron
'fato dlaw a revolver md tired upon thom, one
shot atrikiug Deputy HAYES IN tho bEoast and
the 9th striking a bystaniar numcd Lambert
non IN tho breast. Thu neRfosB tttcn escaped,
III jail. II IL thought Deputy Hayes' wound viii
pruYc fatal,
, 1875-06-09
CASUALTIES.

FATAL EXPLOSION.
Dos7os, Juno 8.-Dy builor- exnloalou At Lso,
today, In 6m.tl4'e papor-AlanufaotdrFng Com
pans, two persons wero killed and fourteen
wounded. The mil aud surrounding buildings
weso du,uaged $J0,UW.
, 1875-06-09
BLOOMIEGTON.



6peetaI u.spateh t. Tbs GAleaao Jr4bunA.
DLoohixoroN. III. Juns IA party. Of whom
the lay. j. W. Dtu4moso, pask3r OF the Second
Presbyterian, sud Mes.rs. L. W. Cohen. James
D. Stevenson, Of this city, sud hr. Randall snd
hla sou, Of FL paBo, Aro monbsrH, lo4vs uloona.
ington In Tue mosasug for Europe, to b abaant
al summer.
tbs public eohools OF Btoomtngton will close
on Thursday. aod ulgh 8ohocl Comnoacament
will be On Friday.
, 1875-06-09

WATKBTows, n. T.. Juno 8.-Four porrons
we're drowned on satlrixy night ahlle fshlng
on Ra9uutte River, their boat having beeo cal-
tiel oYBr dau.
, 1875-06-09

new JERSEY AND THE ERIE RAILROAD.
TRENTON. N. j., June a.-Au odor nf tho
Chancellor has boon 1nalo appointing Hugh J.
Jowatt, Int President Of tho Eric Railroad Cum
panY, llccclver Of al the ,atoresa of said corpo-
ration iu Nom Jersey. Ills Official bond Tor Sl50.-
900 las beea ap} royed by tho Chancellor, aud
he hss taken tho oath OF ollce. Nutlpg iB sail
about hurzUwiDg n0noY.
, 1875-06-09

joaquin Miller IL 10 usite up the Cen!snnisl
for London paper.
, 1875-06-09
OHIO.

COLUMBUS. O., juno 8.--Tho Ohio campaign
WAS opened tonight bT tho organization Of 4
uAycs Kopnttican Club iu this city,
, 1875-06-09
THE KiAKAkEE LINE,

A meeting Of the representatives Of tho vars-
ous ltues composing the Kaukakec. plsssburg.
Cincinnati t. Bt. 1oula Railroad pool, aud tho
Toledo, Peoria l. Warsaw Ilatiroad, wns hold at
tho Grand raci!ie Hotel yesterday for tue pur-
pose Ut arranging new tinc-tebios. The meet
ing wan attended by tho following gentlemen :
M1. luxafls, President, pnd @. 8. DarrinEcr,
General Passenger Agent OF the Indianapolis,
Cincinnati 4 Latavo,to nalrond; &. II. Wal
droH, General Superintendent Of the Cincinnati,
Lafarette Il Chicago 1tatltoad; L. Il. 1hclald.
eon, Genolns Manager OF the pool lnes; aud
Mesers. Hopkins. Tinuy, and Townsend OF tho
Toledo, Peoria / Watsaw Nailroad Tho new
Timetable adopted By tho meotlng will 60 into
effect Sunday.
, 1875-06-09

ABOUT PHIL WApSWoRTH.

6peela! Hfsnatuh 10 5a> Ca.eaun T.touns.
WARRINGTON, D. O., June "a very deter
mned oifort has boon made to induce rocon-
Of tho action Of tho President sud
Secretary Of the Treasury in the caao Of Phil
Wadswurth. A grsat number Of so1egraphto and
mail appoats on Wadavorlh's bshali hayo boon
received hers and forwarded to Long Branch,
aud 1t haa boen learned hore to-day that do!e-
Ea&f.n OF tue irieudA of 8ome IT The Chicago
oifcaholdcrA have gohe to Long Branch to wee
the FrcBldeut in person In tho ho,,o Of securing
favorable hc.ton for Nadawor.h. Their minsion
will bo futile. Secretary B.istow, rhose attcn-
tion was called TO tledo efforts Ia Whdsvortl'a
iuteteat, sald to-day, very euphatioay. tha! the
decision In Wadswortll'a case was uualt terahle,
and BrletoW donhtless kIfons What lo Ii liking
kbuut,
Collector wad.worth retains biz rosttton With
eatlto e1uanln1ity, not hayiug ~ rot hoard from
Washington any tidnge Of llfH removal. lie
yesterday received flom Comnlasouer-of-l lptot-
nal-lseyenne Pratt taiogram on minor mat
ter connected with his official business: and,
IRON the lAot that tbs teloR,am sas directed to
hiM NJ Collector, and teIuaatod an act to DO
done In that capacity. It Ia but fair to suppoBo
that Tho Department has not yet le tall tho II,
Gen. Webster. thu Collector Of 1uterna! Rev.
cn,,o that IN 10 be. has hoard no Official t,dtngs
In tho good p!sasuro Of the Department he vii!
be notified Of hfR Appolhtmont, but It present he
has, AZ le phrases It, "to send around to tho
newspaper oliioos whanosoe ha wauta 10 hear
anything npw about himself" Wllloh tue aama
may not bo literally correct, inBo,nuch ~ the
t1euarai dpes not impart hts private know lodge
with ali the freedom Of a Chicago Alderman.
, 1875-06-09

EBHHSkW.
OMAHA, juno 8.-Another 1ua rain fell in tds
Slate to-day. Tho crop prospects ara brighten
ing daily.
, 1875-06-09

WARRINGTON. D. e., Juno g-1 4. m.-For the
Upper Mississippi aad Lomos Missouri Valisys,
and the Upper Lskes falling barometer, tncreas-
Ing southeast Winds warmer, cloudy aud rainy
weather, fu!lovod by cooler, clearing weather,
aud uortherly wlnds West of tho Mississippi.
LOCAL oGaEAFATloH.
t,uteAnn lima H.
, 1875-06-09


BLOOMINGTON. Juno 8.-FortT members Of tho
Advisory Board Of thn S;ato Fasmcra' AAsooia-
ton held a meeting to dav At the Ash!eJ House.
But Iittlo Was doae OF imp 'rtanoe, e1cert 10 de-
termining upon the political COURSE Of the asso-
ciat,on for tho year. Ioso'unonb, preceded by
tho usual speolods bombaBtio whereanes woso
adop:ed urging all interested In woatLl-cseatin8
rnrButH to organize into oluba or other uornbinh-
llons in order to be rondy to eRke hand in noni-
mating conventions and closing the dnora Of suoE
conventions agalust all not in full sympathy
with tho afore sd Notwithstanding iste, esta. 4
resolution Of rosrot for doath OF n. J. FitzpAt.
rick, reonntly murdered by Andy Barnes. and
who maH Vlce.ptesIdent Of tho Tons,, District.
MAS adopted. No htsto Convention will bo hell
thih yoar. bit tbo fourth annual meeting Of the
Association fill asanlnbla herA Ian. lG, 1916.
The Board Eat until hn.l adjournment,
about II. Tho evenings work may be summed
up In two rasalut,ons. Quo recommended CO.
oueratsoa with the National Executive Qommll-
too appointed at Cleveland In holding fntnre
convention to complete national organ.
lzaton and put forth . platform Of tpr.s-
clplos. soliciting tho aid and CO operation OF all
citlzena fu forming national union Of all WHO
favnr Tho repression OF mo0opolles.. The other
recommended tho hiring Of speaHo"s to canvass
Hino*, wake up tho peoi,Ie, and aud in forming
local otKanlzai.ona.
, 1875-06-09
Another Injunction Secured
for the Oft-Enjoined
G., G. & s.
An Effort to Crowd Ont tho $1,400,000
North' Of Imaginary Stock.
Martln Andrews Wants an Item OF
100000 |nterest-&1oney Out
Of the P, C. & St. l..
Jewott, Vanderbilt, md Scott Fail to
Hip Each Other Much.

MORE. TROUBLE fOa THE CHICAGO. DAN
VILE 4 vIhcENNES RAILROAD.
An important suis was on trial boforo Judgo
Gary yesterday, wltct, tixcs the liability ot tho
C!.;cago, Danyiie Il vincennos for about
&30o,t0u Of papor, givon to tolster up =. ].
Walker. The present suit wan begun by Will
lam Il. Stephens against tho ltaitsoad Company
N recover on Il note for &9.000. dated July ~,
1a73, pm, able ninety days after date, and signed
"Chcago, Dan.llo L YIN. Il. II. Co.. " ]. E.
ioung sIanagor." Tho no:o wae made payable
to tho order Of u. J. Walker, md By him In
dorsca hctoro maturity to 6tcpanue, aud Was
one Of sarios Of thu sln,c kind. amounting in
all to $500, poo, aud all given by fornS for tho
accommodation Of $. J. WALKER, aud not for tue
benefit OF tho llaIlroatt Company.
The defenIants cl4imcd tlat tho notes were
accommodation paper; thnt loung. had no au.
tilority to glyo any notos for the Cumlany for
any purkoao that by tho by-aws Of tho Con.
pany tho President was tho only officer wIo
conld sigu noter. aud even then. tfo5 gnitst be
countnrrie enel br the Secretary to b. valid. 1t
was also proved that tho President *nd Vice
president lived in Now York, but that tue gcnrr-
I'll o:Iltv aAh IT. Chicago, w1!ere tha Loukn wero
kept. d. L. Young was General Manauor Ut tho
road, aud WAS accustomed to bur supplies ror the
Company, gls!ng 10 Eaynent note, in tic mama
of tho Company, which we1o pa.d by Tho Gutn-
pony. The accommodation raper was entered
GU tie books OF tue Company by foung's order
teing part OF It's Inability, but by tAo droctlun
Of the res acnt aud treasurer new books were
made up outro, 1caviug out thus Walker paper.
llo case MAJ tried without Jury. and Judge
Gary held that the by-laws Of the CONT any Hero
not notices to thlid pa' ties; TINT the Count any.
by allowing Young 10 buy 1T, 1pl!os and 1nanuEo
til Affairs Keuo1l5, including giving uo1es tu the
culilBo Of btlaneBs. had 80 hold hlm sus ~ su-
thoE1zed 10 giyo notes When necessary. Aud. II
tho LapHr IN question ~aa Of such character
That il nuul1 havo hcen valid it giyen IN the
usual courHo Of business, ~ for su1paos, then
1t ~otli bo valid Ill tho hauds Ut a bona lido
holder. for value betoro I'LL urity, evcn though
pavec. l. judgment Nas therefore given in
favor Of the plaintilf for 98, $50, aud Al appeal
was taIcn. FroIor.c ullmAn, Erg., appeared
for the plaintiff, md +. Walkor, Esa., fot tho
Company.
, 1875-06-09

ATLANTIC oEeAT WESTERN.
An elaborate Atlleno for tho reorganization of
tho Atlantic T. H:o,t Western RAILROAD has boon
ctrcuiato,! in I.ondon. II llas the merit Of In"
c1uling The into:o,ts OF rhato na wctf aa bond.
holders. and were the raiotd In II healthy con.
ut,un might be worth trying.
Tho total bonded debl Of ii! toRrces Is by this
rsoposs' 10 10 consortei into B1,ara capital of
sEo srades OF preference, and omitted to Hnalf
dividends at Tho commencement. Uv this meAns
tho way ts opened for beginning tho creation
Ut r new mortgage lchs. which 1t ntst Ia Mos 10
exceed o. 0 0iN or iE1.G00, 00J, to DO applied to
laying ,lp arrears Of interost on tue OHIO bonds
{nDw first charge upon tho Inc, ana hgat,st
which II may bo holu II a speedy remedy bo not
found) and 70 other equally i,rsons purposes,
anc1s AZ rol.ying tho linn narrow gauge. III ~ 10
taxa J. out Of tho oxcl'lsivo sr".p Or ERE. nnd
give It sone chance of through traffic to tho
coast by other roads.
he London 1ttnes commenting on this prof.
ect, taYn this creation. OF nov capital without
lifting OH anY OF tho burdens Of tho old Is tho
worst part OF tho propoFa!
Already this Atlantic h Grcat Western has hal mora
mouey poured urou II that any other line ID Aer!ta.
hingls track, sunghty lid, and = has coat nearly
kind ,h,,ay cost, and lnis rnuney has bcen laysIe1
an inland road oasesAng little tut !ocs trac, for
s ess s'e1f %s IT, ~ reA m s 10 9i rao S
cousas except Cfcyc,nd thu city which 1t commands
by tho unfortunate leaso grsnoi 70 Il by the clesc-
tha cati.l Of tho unIted saaee oll!ua stock Oons-
On ths nc for whns tsp !, created and -st yra1
IL earned III Rsoss onIy si,sJt.oO.
Altogether tho picture iB dark ono. and 1t
need not be wondcrod ns II, looking ~ it, b1nd-
tl,oit interests and allowing aow mortgage TO
20 tefolc thcm upon this saoly oserladen prop
city.
, 1875-06-09
THE ylcKsBvRo TRAGEDY,

Vtcganuna, sllAs,, Juna a.-Csoaby, thn negro
shesln who was shot yesterday, is IN q critical
condition. di:rnsr, tho Deputy Bneri0, was tr,ed
before Justice OF til. Peace aud discharged uo
proofs being &galust Ain1- No now Developments
t0-lAy.
, 1875-06-09

NEw Yonk, Juno 8.-The Tooth birthday of
Father ueuTy Doohm. Of tha Nansrk Asthodiss
Episcopal Coufcrenco, and 78th Of bis ministry
was celebrated yesterday iu tho TEioIty h: E.
Church IN Jersey City. Tho church VIVA crowded.
Many ministers fsum all paris Of she country
woro pscBeuks
, 1875-06-09

'THE PHE3HTTEHTHNS.
MONTREAL, juno 8.-The 0eneral A1seuhly Of
tho Presbyterian Church SUD Brnod Of ths
Church Of Scotland upoucd here to-day.
, 1875-06-09

NATIONAL CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
sjte3M Df.patoh to 3hs ch1euyo trfosns, ,
P1rrs1una, Ia, juno a.-T4o National Chris
ssau Association mot Tonight In Library Hall to
continue tbolr "ar GU secret socias,os. Tho Rev.
Dr. Roberta, Of Rochester, N. y, Is President.
Thosa "ore tho usual upeochoa exposing The
cryars OF FREQ Afasoury aud other aeosst soo!e-
lies. rhe Convention mooA for busluess to
MuEtoW.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-19

CELIA BURLEIGH--The Woman-suf-
rage agitators have lost very jealous
and enthusiastic worker in the death
OF Mrs. Celia Burleigh, which occurred
at Syracuse, N. z, on Monday July
70. She was brought up among very
humble surroundings, and had very few
educational advantages, and was in all
respect self made woman. Her
first marriage proved to be very un-
happy one, and was ended by divorce.
Her second marriage was to the we'll
known Chauncy Burr, and this also
sundered by divorce. Her third mar
riage, with William n. Burleigh anti
slavery lecturer and woman-sufrage
advocate, proved a happy one. For
some time previous to her death she
had travelled through the country de-
liVering lectures on various topics
connected with Woman's advancement.
In 1872 she received call to the pas
torate OF the Unitarian Church in
Brooklyn. Il. Y, previously presided
over by Samuel I, May. During the
same year she edited volume of her
husbands poems. She was also the
founder Of the Brooklyn Woman's Club
and the Vice president Of the New
York Sorosis. Two years ago she gave
up her pastorate on account of falling
health, and has since been in charge Of
a devoted friend, Miss Hubbard, at
Syracuse.
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