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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
Apologize, or Resign.

WAsnlSeroS, Oct. 2s.-Jos. vii.
'liams, president Of the board of fire
commissioners, was reported as say.
ing at the fire engineers convention
IN New York, that when he ran with
the machine Of a(party, he refused to
contributed supper to the department.
They spotted his house and when a
fire came they saved adjoining, pro.
-perty, ,Eand permitted his to burn
The commissioner of the district in.
formed Williams he might either
makesa denial or resign, and he chose
to resigns
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
BLACK HILLsA AND INDIANS.
News from up the River upon
these Two Important
Subjects.
Bis,n.rek Fribunr5 october co.

Last week the wheelright who ac-
companied the government train from
Fort Randall to the Black Hills, on
his way home, called at the Tribune
Office and exhibited some very fine
specimens of Black Hills gold rocked
out by himself while in the Hills.
He seemed to be we'll informed and
had unbounded confidence in the
richness Of the Black Hills mines, and
purposes to 20 there as miner as
soon as that course will be permitted
by the government. Andrew Fisher,
who accompanied Ross to the Hills
this summer, and who also accom-
panied Gen. Clusters expedition in
1874, says there is much humbug in
relation to the Hills-much exagger-
alton in relation to gold on both sides
of the question, but he is satisfied
with the prospects he found there.
He says he saw no dirt that would
yield sl.5O to the pan, and does not
believe any one else did, but he did
find dirt that would average two
cents, and from one pan. real
lied ten cents. He says it was no.
ticeable that while the old Califor.
mans condemn the country for mining
purposes, the Colorado and Montana
miners were satisfied with prospects,.
Fisher exchanged one Of his mules
for provisions aud cached them in the
Hills expecting to return this fall,
and he is now ready to go if others
are disposed to lead the way. He has
been among the Sioux many years
and speaks their language Auently,
and while he would expect to look
out for his scalp, he would not hesi-
tate to take his chances in the Hills
if there is /. general disposition on
the-part of miners to take the
country. Fieher thinks there will be
no Indian troubles to speak of this
fall but general raid on frontier set
dement's, particularly on the Platte,
may be expected in the spring.
a gentleman recently returned from
Standing Rock reports an interview
with Two Bears, one Of the leading
chiefs At that agency, in which the
old chief spoke with q good deal of
pride in relation 10, the conduct Of the
Missouri River1ndians at the recent
council. Two Bears says the young
men Of the northern and southern
tribes are bent on mischief and are
Jealous of the Missouri river Indians
because they ire not disposed to join
them. He believes that the govern
ment will take possession of the Hills
without treaty in which case the
Missouri river Indians, while they
will not be satisfied, will accept the
situation, and will not join in gen.
eral outbreak. He believes the north.
ern Indians are bent on war, no mat.
ter what course the government pur-
sues. He says some. of the young
men ct the Missouri river agencies
will murder aud steal, but they are no
worse than some white men, who dc
the same in spite Of close police regu.
lations The chiefs try to watch their
young men and keep them on the
agencies but they get away from them
sometimes aud commit depredations.
And it is not to be wondered at, he
says, when the former habits Of the
Indian and the vast extent Of country
they have to operate in are considered
,s-.-
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
Four Men Burned to Death in
Relief for Sufferers by the Nevada
Fire.
Financial.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ss.-Thc sccre-
tary Of the treasury has given dirce--
tions for the retirement and cancella-
ton Of s7,o4s,o3o US. legal tenders,
that amount being 80 per cent. ofthe
National bank circulation issued last
month. This will make the amount
of outstanding legal tenders, until
further orders, s373,226,244. The
receipts from internal revenue taxes
to-day were s4o,l2s,6..s;- from Gus:
toms, s59,22s1,2277ss
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
New York.

New York.
w-YoRK Oct. 90.
WnEAT-1c better and fail, demand; No.
3 Chicago Z$1.l1@1lG;- -No..2 Chicago,
No. 9 Milwaukee, $13l@
1872; winter red western, $1.27.
RYE AND BARLEY7[Quiet.
CoRN-Shade better; Steam western mix
ed, 72@73c; sail do, 7311a@74c; high mixed
and yellow western, 75lac.
OATs-Firmer; mixed western, 3sM49c.
PoRK---Flrm. at $2l 9O@22
LARDzzNominul, at 1312c.
Wf1usKY-Si.t77.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
Bankruptcy

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s.-The credit.
ors of Sterling, Aprenee & Co, who
failed Aug. 26, have decided to-day
to put the firm into.involuntary bank.
ruptcy.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
FOREIGN.

LIABILITIES 100000.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-RatFael Bros,
merchants of this city, have failed.
Liabilities, 100000.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28

Earthquake at Memphis.
MEalrns, Oct. 2s.-Thcre was a
perceptible shock Of an earthquake
here last night, which occasioned some
alarm, but did 10 great damage.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
Chicago.

chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 90.
WuEAT-Wcak and lower; sl.l11a for
cash; $l.Osla for Nov; No. 3, 937ai Wv4c;
rejected, SEC.
coRs-Lower; $3.50 for cash; 5l'sc for
November.
! oArs-steady; 9slic for cash; ss1llc for
November.
RYE-Lowcr, at G0c.
BARLEs-Firmcr; ssc for cash; Soc for
November.
PoNK-Old, sel.5O; new, ssl.oo for cash i;
Sl9.251l9. so for November.
cid $13,75 for cash; Sl315
for Nov.
WnlskY-sl.1s. =
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
1Itlwaukcr.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. %.

MILWAUKEE, Oct %.
WnEAr-Quict and steady; sl.l1ll for
cash; xl.o94 for Nov. No. 3, 90c.
CoKN-Firm, at 55c.
OATs-Steudy, at 34alc.
RYE-7lc
BARLEY-$1.0S.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-28
Live Stock Markets.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 90.
Hoes-Rcceipts, 10000; dull and 800
2Oc lower ON all grades; packers demand
greater concessions than seller willing to
grant: light grades S7.30@750; heavy,
S7.00@750; packing, *725@740
CATTLE-Receipts, 1900; unchanged and
moderate demand.
, 1875-12-15
HORTICULTURE.
Annual Session Of tho Illinois stnts
OrEunlzntion.

Annual Session Of tho Illinois stnts
Organization.
Special Dsspatch to Ths ch.eaaa Tribune.
Qu1xcY, ILL.,, Dec. 14.-Ths Illinois State I1or-
licultural BocIcsy opened Its tweutIath annual
session 10 this city 1t 10 o'clock to-day. Tho at
tendance Was fair. various pAtss Of tue 8sats be-
iuR Represented. There is good exhibition OF
ftults and p1auts, among which arc several new
varlettes.
Tho sess'ou this morning IVES openai with
prayer by tle Nsy. ". Anderson Of the Uulon
Congregational Church. Mr. L. K. 6oofiald. OF
Freapors, made fau semarks, iu which he el-
luied 10 ths death Of pr. Hull, tho late preai-
don't, and OF Mr. pun'op ex-Fresident, and air.
Prank STAIR. nx-aecresasy Of tho HORTICULTURAL
Hoclaty. and recommended shat cou!nlttee ba
appointed to draw up suitable resolutions Ind
present them 10 tho Soclaty.
At the opanlhE OF the session thIB afternoon
Vice-Fscsldsnt 6oofiaid delivered tho annual
address. which WAS followed by discusslons upon
ssvsssl knttacts. AE. J, perlAn, Of Chicago.
Atso read lla report Of tic Committee on Usll-
esal Horticulture.
The following il Tho programme for lhfs OVEN
Ing: The report OF the committss on Entomo-
logv, Mr. J. H. MulblAu. of Woo1burn. I.ecture
-" horticultural Entouologv, It's Uaas and A1I-
vantaSes ~ bpecial sclauca." Cyrus Thomas,
stste Entomolugiss.
Tie meetings wozo continued till Friday after,
pQoN.
, 1875-12-15

with p1a-cr b, GrunI E!larlain GcnrHe T:trr-
MaSai ttar"n Delivered LIS wuIc ,r,iJE ndI e1a
t. TIE deli .h."., aud WA. appropriately r.
tn,h'l"t To Il; fiand .1a.trt J. i. ] ar',. Tho
nble S7h!claa- Nero rr.H III with prnYcr by .tIn
Ecv. Mr. WAlspr. Ani thn Convent ~ tGDk \
r.ccsH nntis tp.lno'rtw mornlng. TIN Nrand
Master, 1'mt .rorylA. y. y; II. ". ri,mm.r.
Grand V,cs Ma,lor, Ho-nel1avtl!o /: William N,
bayrc. Gram! Sacretatv and Treasurer, fiatnn,
o. Heoruo Tyre, Gtat,I lila lam. llt!lAnat,ni4.
Aiuut Ilxty delegates Ate IN nn"ntlnnrt ftnnt
usslr r'c!on 1T It,s Ctt II s3sst.n. Tia ohIc':t
nj tl. Or ltr IL stu Ii! t t:MI',ur uItAt uf III
inomi, RI, III" lroti,c III rspfcsc.,,, tl!lr.*-
two iu,Fns. The ChnveAt,on Will continue IN
aos4.uL d1l,A,g tlln " scE.
, 1875-12-15

Tho other day, crowd In attendance At 4
horse sale on The Campus Martius .were greatly
ast1nished 10 heAr tue auctionser Say: "tiou-
tlemon. | cau't lie about the horso he Ia hI,n1
IN onn eye" Tho hor wAH soon knockod down
10 citizen who had been greatly struck bv tho
tnetoneerB honesty. aod. a!tor paving for tho
4orse. hn said: "You vore honest enough to
to mo t,Ia1 this animal WAS blind in ono cyc. r.
there anv other defect I" 'Yes, SIR. there ia,
lie is also blind in the othor eye." vas tho
prompt reply.
, 1875-12-15

Epse.oI D,xEatch = zhs ch,edqo TttSu,s,
DAVENPORT. H., Dec. l4.-Considersbla conf
ment hAs beeu excited bore on account Of tie
sudden Disappearance OF . travelling salssman
named Robert Pool, representing ; Davenport
wholesale grocery house. About i've wseks aRo
he went North, to be gone but few oars. but
lo IL imaslpg yst. It % said that he hAa laen
seen sioos tGsn In Canada lie had considerable
muaey in his possession. aud tho geussal opinion
II thxk he ha4 sbsQQ4dsd{
, 1875-12-15
ILLINOIS DA,RYMEN.

Spte7al U1Udlch 10 7sf tF1cd9o 7rI5UNf.
ELnlN Ill, Dec. 14.-Tho Illinois ttato Dairy
mems Association convened in annual session
hero TO- oiay. Tue stsondalco Ia not large ~
ynt. but may Increase tomorrow. Tho quas-
tlous Tor discussion arc nearly the sano q,
those offered !apt year. and wll probably elicit
abuus tho Same d!scuRRlou. Tho animal election
Of officers wall occur Tlursday atLeEnpou.
, 1875-12-15

Or. I. A. LnpIsnnl-JutEe Cnfon on
lkFtnleoFs

Or. I. a. Laplsan-Jutgo Cnton on
Reindeer.
Tho Academy Of Husencas met last evoninR At
Lbs hail, 268 Wabash avenus. After srlnBsctlnE
tho utdnary h,ss[pzsa, tho Committee aeleosod
prepare suitable memorial on Ito death Of
tfof, I. A. Lapham, OF Wisconsin, reported
htough thsir Chairman, Gov, William Hross,
1Nx NnILowINd MKMoRlAI.
saich waa placed ou raeotd:
Prepare notice ot the life snd services Of 1nercase
LApham, who died of heart disease Sept 1870.
= = snhnrautee, ~ Wis. huch tEbuts u anlinent!y dan
11uF. Aphanu, for he was ono Of tns fo1n1sts OF
r. Acsdsny and slvsys took dssp interest In i'a
IL ~ ~ IT, ~ p5e'Rsfi!y: ~ IN, ,,,n q,
A..eh, ls1t. His father, lurrs4ao LaphA.n, was
contractor lbe R1to C1ns aud otltr puh!Ic wutsa,
tss 4as sh %Ls
fasttta building tia locis 1t Lockpott, n. T., tha
salllal Atec1eAR Ut n1Rlnlc retnAtus found III hle
gaze he youthful euxinosr h: hrst lessons ~
undoubtedly torusd The hlKls of AS GrrAt acien
's9e Aaere%s in after life.
~ 81 tho ss,us scss kceel I'D txsltiou Oh taa
eeAYills Canal, vhere be remstned two years. uels
ae@msussd mAttna oonscson OF piAnta, and BIZ
III 70 kotsatcal stualss va kept ~ thsousa Eis
~ Gaflssium. ssnhrace some ,0oO speolueus. uAl'
R.IneifAily Ii 0hto and W!leonstu. with naanJ Oh
Ssasd ~ e1Cl.soEa with sclshsi4ss IN Europs, HI
c.r., ~ ,ssitatlda p.ter, ~ Notes Of ths Louisville
sna1 s Geology of r. :us ~s, pt putei's.h,stt st,t
~ eumsasnt&l On " sGTy fsvoraely. aud u
~ ag0a@ " va 1t oucs recognized 49, Eistni
tsa sa y TIT sc1eat1st4 of tbs country. During h
aa md uost uxeGul ilfo he pubAsbAd great nulnbs
=, paRe5s gu Farious scientific su1]scts. elnhEacloi
- <I1 ths gso9rnphy, tbs Typography, ths ntuer
naeJ tbs fauna md noca o{ Wisconsin, wisely iud9
S IA y tht way hp could psEfoe.a valuable .sztl
- - ~ sdotted stata. They were In tho main found
sso 20 ast6tI.l Dissertations mazda ~ hest hs eoult
"e ~ psnsAtp4 hA profession ~ IN aaStns&s.
ns wa tot thrsS yssss-l&3o-l8At-AAsistsne El
@s % W. ohm oxnsl, locatea 1t Portsmouth,, aud
tss 0sasl " C4uai poolus,lonssy, aud removed i
GIsMhtus IL ls5s q, b. sided In fhs psas4Re Of u
10y FsokSlef survey u tha EtAts. On ths II
NJ q 'ut. lssa. ~ settled IN Nlvsukss, making Ia
, 1875-12-15

pa,ance On hand a.....................,. s1a.e.aes
Tic Assgneo reposts that he finds great iIft-
mjty In uuitsctng tho assots. as thoy ase ch .ey
c @ ss ri s ss;tt ssos s 4sse Mons % pss tn' 5
ii sued, and a1wayB deny thor liability. liz has
eyeu biz whole timo and atten lon to the b,tA,-
sess and even vet has not beou able 10 examine
Ill the ssssts.
Gnsiay Du,kLar,it aud James shorwin. con-
tractors uuder tue tIanio Of Durkhzrdt X Co.,
~ This civ, tIlcd a voluntary petition IN bank.
ruptcy ycstetdav. Their profarrod aud secured
dspta amount TO 90, CON III aud tue unsscu,e cd TO
@l5,s;4y7. The tl1m assets consist Of Aorses,
but morlgaRed for tho full vaIue, and a3.591 oi
opeu aceoupA James bhorvin aiso has eG7
u Individual dohta bur no anue.s. Wills Durk-
b,rlt bas neither debts or properly. difference
to tho Register.
Gnorge 4, Bcllocnbetper. Jr.. Of Chicago aleo
f,td 3 voluntary petition Yesterday to bo I'd.
Iudgsda bannrlbt. Tho .deDts, all unshcired,
amount to e23, 6GU. 90 duo to various parties
throughout tho country. The nsRsts coIisist of
ssoo ia land. s5,237.07 in notes mud cuattt'
nottgngo, aud n s,nall amount ot personal prop
eGty ths land ard personal pro, ,ertv, how
s1sr, are claimed to bo exempt. Tho matter Was
sfsr1ed to tue aeSstcr. ....
0sorgd Loncks, Ut 'Aufora, kano County, waa
las thi!d person to 60 into bankr.tptcy' His
schedules slow that bis secured llab!litinB arc
1850, aid luz upsocurcd *3,Y73. besides sc, Gio
ot accommodation paper which hs las sgned
far other paltsas., Tle aasols comprise 81, 500
worth Of jhnd, mortgsged for S+.6oo; aI%o
esl0.29 in peraopal property. and stock in the
psnE, valued at $500, The petition was reforred
10 Register Coon at Marengo.
In Tho case Of Fox d Howard. tho Assignee
flsd report ot the sals Of the real estate Of the
banktupts. This fnle eo0k pinco Nov. 80, and
ths property brought 910, $40, subject 10 mort
cages for about &205.000 aud ta1os. Tho sale
~ reported 1t the time IN THE Tn1nuxE. An
snder was theteupon sntaEed directing all parties
Interested to BhoI cause by Deo- a Why Buoh
sAla should not bs contrned.
g.. ETENa-
Tho case Of Hlel VI. thu Baltimore, pitlsburR
Cnrago 1ttitrrAd Company which has been
m trial befora Judge Biodactt for tho past tNo
xssks, wis concluded yes.ar3ay as 10 tlis evt.
dencs, and the Arguments postponed until
De- 20.
Tho arguments In tho Sanger case are nearly
6nlshea, but tho caso will occupy ono or two days
SUPERIOR counr IN BRIEF.
curtis i Co. began suit IN roploVin aRalnat
Albion Cate a.id afaur!co Cream to recover homo
furniture valued at 81 900.
J. ". Thq,nLson sued ". ]. 1IcMulfcn nud
Wilson Howe for 81 QUO.
ssst,oont Company began suit for o., ,000 gainst
cbauncoy T. Bowen.
c1nou7r couRr.
Royal Hill and John Mckechney began suit
ia .saumysit aaainst the BAL, i,uure Nit4bnrg l.
esieaRo Me!lfpAa Conpah5 70 recover *eV,eti,
y. A. MAlau llou 4AoWAa 4tlley ulta potablo3l
1kl!nst 9. c. Cummings. I. r. Hogan, Louis
Fitzgerald, ]. ]. McEu0k, the MeloNutllc Trust
Company Of New Yofs. George BAwip &, W.
Rsxson, j, Il, Dalton, o. NJ. Sheldon, Bridget
Ca%nflnRss ana MAey =. hogan: a, askng n,r 1oe :
:. y - M H. ~ ~ o1' ~
, 1875-12-15

Wy in nuss.a m'ssSra, nsoial . ,' o. ,ns H.;
Tto'n ~ hese ssasr. ~ n 1as ~ 'a''1 ,., .n
Is AMsa p5a .. ~ ~ uno ano "neH ~" ~, & ~.
sn.ra fnsi1nasa u! Wisconsin Msfe a"f.'ea 70 W..
wtla ~ n.t'lta adssntagts u the h'atn, hma w
~ ~ " IT, .eFs.ss ~ tss m n. ,....a ~ h...a
m.ai sa 10 pa s .s9Ia Ind r. We rs Of IL pep
pI; X. ~ ~ ax.,ui ~ ,r.t,, @, ~,
o Am NJ Ae natt't. wboso eresss e S
"m ,ae ~ ~ =! s IL .nrrs m
rs..s NV ~ lw' ,u,p In ~ ae * m .s
onsllt, Ensln,h; II lan.
or M IN sa1s o ,,. W anm.. ~
sf. II hs,ss q, II tho a"%o wi,e ra,r ~
,n. LYLE "e n'A''' !" s''0 WHY "'o''' " ""sn
'aHn H. ,,to.. -, a.. ,,,n,, =, ,y,,. ,,,n ia ,,,n,
asA s',thott,y "a tnss sIrt H., lsn r. pn'l.lGI.
.nnt valuable nep:e an t1 Hnsh1"nan t;enira- l1
cn'il,, @ II eosera nnetynve pna1,o nvcs. md il
!ans!t.snu W Wy uso tutu' @ m ~ H. Hnoo @
% sery s sht W,cbv,m ~ ~ 'w,nt, e A % .h'c ~,
st ~ ~ n, t's ~ ssIn lna n e r tr
hy tho ,sus'ns.r;, ,r,,,., q chlsaKo aM Nn; Il,
sn aT s,sfs % I'd I'd yns ,9, ~
c.g.: aeores q ho,do e n.in* stro f;om wieb .
ns1ie, of t. Tiers ns p{se a, ,sr e p II
- ,o. misnenn ~ t ia a I,s. i % y Ioos
~ 'ea'n ,ta M .;, ~ CIT NV ~ ~
ha nj, d,scoysry ann,nnr"i tn i,rrsrnrn Of Iunsr
III IL =, nt ~ ~ IL .o , :. anusr
considerably larger than thusn If III. i.a,hatn,
Tho public nlay haze already forgotten n. they are
indebted y IT, LA|hsm , for tue atsnal seryiee or
Weafher ~rk ~. n,oae rnnu!a seenss ~
III, .I1 orr " tns s'o ~ e.s.ou wof,u aa
IT, III IT, . a h.a ios 1es.cs M M Iii
ms elrcSis u a!orms. snI TIC idea of uredictinx
them m4y have occ,,rrtd to other sc,enti4lt;
but member O! tIa Aca4smy hrst
1iIss r%.Ir In in nrliccv ,1r, Wy ~ ssnrr lSsl
~ fona,.,s ~ ~ ons - rnnrcIentinp
tle div ana lin neceeav IN o tart of the f3oyorn.
ment Is mako II, eiturt 10 rruvc tha losa Of life anil
property on tic great tskos; tae possibility Of pre-
, 1875-12-15
NOR TuARY,

Spe-iat Lisnatch to The Chttauo Tribune.
E1alS, Doc. A.-The remains OF JOHN Morse.
IN old citizen. Will airivo hero tomorrow for
burial. The scrvtccs will bo held ia tie Uaptlet
Church. ~.
, 1875-12-15
THE COURTS.
Present. Condition Of tho Chicago Fire.
insurance Company,
A. Few More Acctastons to the Army Of
1,ankrnpts.


Tue cnt1A0o r1nE-issuRANCE COMPANY.
Tho following Ia tho abstract OF tho report Of
J.K. murphy. Aasignoo of tho Chicago Fire.
Insurance Company, road .: tho mcetlng hcid
Monday afternoon, but which was mtslaid 80 that
II could nos be found slsoruarl until Yesterday:
To.al clsmB proved tafors The NcRtster to
e1tIns for which dcpqStti.'us have bosn
AjHl,. 81. NNA4 a.2b
Total liab!llt!ea.. ~, ,G9a0o
ANkrH
r,liEpA!cA amount ~ ehstA4tBGuts
gu IulIDtcs .........,S3@i,tfiI.W
aretlni aekeHAnents ..,...,...,... fl,O1 kf1
fcsps md interest. 4t............ ka,1a.Sf
T.u ,-tseds md interest {eul-
isrtetl> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ivy IfA
CtJh delivered to Assignee. .,..... 9,MJ.9f
Boras. Observation-Disclosures. 4,,VUe0
---tL1, ,15t. %
DEDUC1IoNt.
Amount collected .............. .St1!,57lW
sttod allowed .........4.,.... <5.hitIa
Compromise allowcd.. d........-." l,73l.@
-- l10.a12aa
pIanco.. &2ll ,o35o0
nEEAFtrELA11oS. --...-.
fral amount cnliacted. 1h9.9 s9l
1sslamount srpeuded... 54."2a.2l
, 1875-12-15
CITY REAL EETATE,

L'u." SttE. -'M tN':,4s;t;-' is,Jl ,ifns,:1 r..
xal' a;-'"r' ~ . ''r%"tr mt II rH,.:' II;
rnn's. ~i, ,,n,.t'.. r." .rsun, 10 !.rt"s I,~s
trty IN p4t.. at the cit. ri r. IN nrarfy all
"rI.; ,h.t car - r."h,nE ~dfr "e' ~ rm'y M"UE
tlrsss. "' 'HS Mikm :, ,i a.: t"ss i.s ''"'''' "a
F"H ,slE. Is EftT. ttAsT FR,sT. IN StlrTH
I, u .;sr r., ~! VII; - 'pre ne IN
a'nr.r esnt. fnr,tt- ot .iAt:uh WILL d i,EU. a.
hs.AItNS5. H.; Dt.ts.fu-.t.
t,D1; SALE. III ,t.,LE ANl' iIlIslAFs3 PlIOr.
st, r.; n a.. =. ss s't1; init Is b. W. g. Mcoh'
SUBURBAN ZEAL ESTATE.
EoE: sALE- M,EGAS . rAnk ". Z. !: ! :. i: &;
i'x, &a Su,c.y ,!.4u' IN: Park \ sr,~ins aarla
tn's, rthc n =" tta I.-xr srrsty rratp.y nuv
l'n;:!nE. Artesmn ~nLl ~atrr sHtili'd frre schb7i
n"as .n,y ,n % rs s'd"'Sk v"'r i't :ch s''i r.
II,s bur - nti r, ami sod tttle. trtag.. sad
bora. ry,* e"r,'"i sa1 h,r al; h.r ~ "r-. siso
-. ~ s3 n a;n ,',m2 ,u.e :; sa,h and
tet I'D nd hnd nnlr n" aut,,t .nt.i
~ s1 "a .ra'!S i nen "eis. ] s f. T. uhrKk II;
Nj. Il Gthn'b"r ri fotnn"fcr.
1i,OH KtIt;-slR EXCHANGED TWO SIDlsEa ON
r. Natls-si., hsat EotH., a r. ..sbn.
tar7a !1ustuy hpu*c. with s.i lot 'front.' tbs fidxo
A!." w dve'llnss NJ Co!esson'. With 10 fast topt.
II Etahitor,.
RI. ,va,t9, .'"rs ..a dwelling eofn's Haapvor and
AID tso.a aory baa,o on Es.. Ta,ln.. sast Of A.a.
lnnt-Ev.
.br.e. .th MN, ohns p,ccs, ot proeetty. will 10
n.ctn M.r.r ELGs; ,!s !:.s.l!s...
, 1875-12-15
HOOKS.


u.I FOR GIIA1TKRB0x; AACAuLAY'g HISTORY
G. I'd sst sur aSw LII u Prioss. MiiLE1fa Hvst,
siote, Ia Alsd4ua-s1., t4anslk,
, 1875-12-15
TO LEASE,

no LEASK-FpN TERM OK YEARS, LAap On
+. NYtth Btsnst q Ghis.so Rs;sr mar ~. sokss
ina patp1sss 4ecsssbs bJ railroAd snd gyeF, Apply
II Hoau f4Iisrt4a Block. a uta11usu.4k,
, 1875-12-15

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
f17ASTyD-rO BUY i'IE4t: AND LOT NEAR
~ Asdt-h1.st. snt 6f Ashiand av., foe 0sy ~, III
tA4, Au.IAt$ 4 H. Tg,b u1rJ,
, 1875-12-15

lAtvuKEka IEuAiif uArAlSEIi fOn lHcUM'
~ pAt,i1ity tr; teauJAl ssoIdsd; foo AttaE dscses.
Addlu.s +. u. Nul 1sl. EaieASa. .-
1>lVUHCEY-L LEtlA LILY OBTAINED. NOT FRAUD.
~ ulsntly. F.s a4sr dsasss Elsssn ysAts practiss
, 1875-12-15

LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEM.
IHpIAmAFoLls, Dec. II tina annual National
Convention Of tho Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Fitomsn oonvsnrd this altsruoon u The Hahkte
Chamber IN this city, AID Was formally opened
, 1875-12-15

..... BOARD WANTED.
{lOAnD-Hy A YOUNG MAN In KXCuASGE FOR
- piAno refs.sbess exchanged. Call Ad1rtts X.
HhAUFUltU. l19 NS1t WAbhlnSton.At.
, 1875-12-15

INSTRUCTION. s......
UANTHD-pntYhTE Lessons IN pAHi1SG ny
" AEsutsnsn. Ad4teAs, Wit tuMs. d., r Il. Iuo-
una othcs ---
@yTAkTKO-lAnIFS 4 MI GENT t.EME y "? LEARN
" tls r4phiux tuttlun b. psi out ut sAaF1 At,st
ituAtfur .4cureu. knlth e.nrr atdL9f liolts
, 1875-12-15

M4srrunuaous.
CsTUAT!0a WAHTED--DY YOUNG MAN "
ytArs old; not Af.ld Of work Addres4 a. Trihnns
, 1875-12-15

T1OA FKCtiAHGE-AN E1.EutNT HOME IN USk
Of tbs haudtnsna't suburbs alseut ChIcaku; has u
aacs.s b. rsti: Will tsnds for suda In Miss
Te1ss. Atksn,1s, or Tor otlas good ptopsftJ. q. 4
LELAND, tbt DaAtbu7n-st.
, 1875-10-19

which waA 10 convene At Frecport the latter rart
ol shtH week. III connection with tho Synod
uhe NJ tin g"Ittlemen Rnld tho 1nnttnr lh1
feen contempl1blY erealo1 ly tho ministers, aud
Thought something hhoua now 10 done.
Tho 1loy. Mr. Mitchell movod tho appointment
o. COMMITTEE to confer witt, Mr. HahlfolI, and
t!!e Chairman named thu tnovor and tho ltovs
hlessrs Patterson nill YunnR.
Tie meeting then adjourlod.
THE stETlDDfHrN.
lilo pastors Of TITO Moti,udtnt churches mot Al
thetr conference room yesterday. After tho
opening Observation-Disclosures. Committee, con-
aisting Of Mo8srs. Williamson, aur,loy, aud Ca,,.
tine, waa appointed TO nominate officers Tor lilo
coming. ycaf. Their report wAA unantInn,,ey
adopted, and tho roll now akanda m fuIinwt
President. the lsov. A. J. Jutktns b, II, V,ca,
prehilcnt Or. Arthur Edwards Heorotlry. i.
T.: Marsh! DusintaA Cotnmtteo tho iteyH, !. If.
Williamson, N. II. A1tcll, and II. II. ratkdurnt.
hmoHg tho vinItors present MORO tho Kcy. +.
Arnold. of tho Central New York Conference; q.
tho 1sey J: y. bolton, OF the Wisconsin, Cotfcrt
once J. II. MaNusbor, Of tho Minnesota Con.
ferenco; tho 1loy. Mr. Oliinger, Of tho CLina
aftsHiorl.
Tho Presiding Elder, Dr. Ju4kns, c,l,c, a..
tention to sise york Of the CITY Church EItenno
At'ctety, and invited auggcatuns ay 10 now tl,o
llgho.t aucceBs micl.t bo aect,rpt}, The Hoy.
Mr. Williamson aud pr. Tiffany made briof re.
marks upon tho subject, and lilo messing ad-
tournod.