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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-20
MAYOR wIoxHAM

starts well, and that be may hold cut
IS the ardent pryor of every good
New Yorker. His first act was 10
remove Dela6eld Smith, the corpora
tion counsel. The Mayor charges
him with having actually aided aud
abetted the ring. lie claims that his
defence Of the city against fraudulent
claims was wilfuIly weak; that for
FIVE months hefailed to prosecute the
city suits against the ring--in brief
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-20

HARRISBURG, January l2.-Mr.
Chestnut offered resolutions denounc-
ing General Sberidan's action in
Louisiana.
Mr.. Strang moved to refer them to
the Committee CD Federal Relations,
which cut off debate. Agreed to.
The Senate confirmed the nomina-
tons sent in last week; also, the nom
nations of Craig Biddle, as Judge of
the Philadelphia Court Of Common
Pleas; Henry Van Reed, as Com
mon Pleas Judge in Berks county:
Frank Wells, member Of the Board of
Pu6ic CHARITIES.
The following bills were read in
place:
Mr.. Yerkes-An act to authorize
and empower County onpissioners.
to contract, purchase, rss or control.
bridges erected over rivers, creeks.
and rivulets, aud providing for the
abolition Of tolls thereon.
Mr.. Jones-To authorize the en-
tering of compulsory non-suits.
Mr.. Wallace-A supplement to
the Act authorizing the formation Of
partnership associations; authorizing
such associations 10 use a common
seal in the execution of deeds, bonds
aud mortgages, and to acknowledge
Such Instruments nv the chairmaui
aud treasurer. |
Mr.. Rutan-A Joint resolution
providing for an increase of officers in
Inc Senate and House; also fixing
he salaries of Judges OF the Supreme
Judges of the several judicial
districts, and Of separate Orphans
Courts; also a supplement 10 the Act
or the taxation of corporations, con-
tie FIRST proviso to the sew
NTH section to inclnde coal used in
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-20
HARRISBURG, Pa, January "a.
SENATE.

The Speaker announced as the
Centennial Committee Messrs. An
derscn, of Crawford, Mcneil, Davis,
Alexander, pnnkle, Nagle, Yerkes,
Ermentrout. Beebtel, WsIlace, Strang,
Rutan and Heilmsn.
The following bills were reported
from committees: To prevent de-
PENDANTS frem testifying 10 criminal
cases; authorizing the entry of COM
pHlsory ~non-s8ils; empowering COUP
" commissioners to parchase toll
bridges over streams and abolishing
he tolls on the same; to further Sc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-20

NEW lear ; tALLS-
The young swelIs Of New York
made their calls New Years Day in
the regulation stiff shirt froHts, white
neck-ties, with waxed mous,acbes.
1t was as cold as Greenlaud's lev
mountains. aud the young gentlemen
had a bard time of it. Despite the
appeal of the Temperance Union to
the lsdies not u offer their callers
wine, it strikes ne a great deal Of ar
dent liquors must have been con-
snmed rF0r toward night the young
gentlemeH wobbled in a terrific man
ner, and as they went from the doors
20 their carriages they complained Of
slippery sidewalks, where there was
no ice, and they showed an inclina-
ton to sleep that betokened exhaus-
ton. Aud their tongues were thick
and their breathing beavy-in short.
had they been anywhere else, |
should have pronounced tbem iaiFlg
on the road 10 a ~drInkard's bed.
Pity It's, 'tIr true.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
A,.masee s.iea.es.

wshave fseslyea copy 6f,hs aes i@.
per just started at Graham BY Mr. T. =.
Parker. II l. a.iieAfly printed sheet with
u Taiellt oalsidul estpuss very colsSideT,
able abiIItyiIn ~ tdlioelal icpasmcui.
aud viii prove yssy arcrplaLle ~ our Ala
nance frlensk. We With Il fail measure
ofsucs,s.. aud cordially welcome Il among
our. EXCHANGES. sAftetH htNok
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
MI 19TTT ~

The weather 81 Inst week was nicre
steadily and severely cold ilian any cfthe
winter. The mercury on the 18th going
down - 8 AZ sanrlse aud t.,eHest mor,linr
to " Asa Consequences a lnpnilfni ire
harvest was gatheresl, every ice-lfouss %,
town being Allied lncyefil6wing. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

Have fall school aud i rccclrIpE coil-
slant sfinians. TIE silly epaiic over
scarlet fever may have done them some
harm at the opening ofthe year, buturuth
has prevailed 1T lat and thelislsIiyYf the
repafslAs s-cn s.4nlllassl.lh Nv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

Hon. waAa(,lailaia,' and p. g. Cameron,
Esa were III Raleigh last week inat-
tendance apon the pseeting softhe Board
Of Trustees eftile University TIlcse
.,nlienscn are AMONG the niest ear,est
aud able workers of the revivalfof the
institution, and we heies may always he
retained upon the Ihard. $40 u g@f "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
EIT.iTSTR- " n
paa- spEclAL BARGAINS Ca,
!. 5000 !. teuls FOR TIE MONTH.

N Hs #t44sg Il a5 a. .s
limp Carpet Striped full yard wide, at 3jc,
!. worth prs; " $500 ..4 $500 N. ,.s' n.
I Inaa nsp 1i'p g,c !, SSr woi,n o's;
rn.cs rIys sa,,,et N Al ,n,i !, 4, NJ, yss
. worth 81 80 and 100; 80
English Tapestry Brusscls Carpet ut i,?o worth
si.oo perlarn 50 l.,tlI,,fs,t
In. 'fa ,l prt ~ O'e W9Stn s.,c
heisel ahd tapestry RUS nom " up 70 Si5;
Sc. and i VS., w. 8"' ~ p'i s"o "0i."
OF, loiIis from inc. up to sc per SQUARE Yard;
TUil.G 10th ius ii Soc 1je 81 LIS, 80, I,Ij, ~
800 IVY. w sss.. ss ..sa
Bird Eye paper w pure iinen 1T 2js. 70, 55
cottp, diaper ~ sl.5o, yi;i5 Tor apiece 81 10
Yards; "a s.s. ~ y
Haekaaes TGweisat y - i.SO, 49,, $50, 80
peyissslii pafs Ilaell7 I. SOC 7se. and q per
NAPKINS a si.sa 90, is, =, and W . y per
Linen Table Cloths from 70 , yards long,
Turkey Red Table Dainask, Table Cloths, ant
loA hesi Az very rheall: MI. y. M. \.
Calico Soinleftablesat ~ LOO Y ~ !, worth
Z, 10 anu ~. ..,s....
Blankets at s. 81. rs, S3 and up to SIS a
n,ir--tilis stock must lie closed ont.
Wl,ita tl,,ilts ~ n "a ) 3 sn anJ
an 4, !, 4. ,t;na., Na,...iil.s a,,i,,.. -
colafsd ouil,s \, Ja5 591 * md q
S"."tsu S"isa az 80, i.2V 10, anu =
tAese a!s closing OUT prices' and are ysry
Gentlemeh's Linen Collars q. 40c. ,per dog
ut,ttI, Il hil and =, fnil ....,,,, ,,,..,,t ~
collars. from IA n, t,,.sl n, RAP ~.
49,. n ;,,. 80 4, 80. 1870 \,
'sa,ts ,em . sii.i u ~ 9oe: .oc. and n
per uoleii worm Si,o iifo anu y per
dbzeiIi
Nottingham Lace for curtains at l6s, 20,
- ~ 40 30 40 - mud 81 ner yar,I-,ii
much below n.rnInr pric,.s.
a.s t,,,,,.,,s ,rnn, 70 M, g., ssz
III. si.las ~, b.,, N ,a.s..,. 4 ).
r,i,,s: . '''''''
shigt-l5osoms, warranted pure linen, from Zoe.
up to 81; .snflntr. HsFrf,sy
Braided Piq,ie Bibs 1t 20, - and aoc.worlh 30,
- ai'H 81; ~ n
4 NY = si's' IN" my sTFrpy
Diaitx pn,,,i. n I,,e or tbree r,r a,c uor,,, az
apicee;, ''H s7N s. ! ts7ss's ~ i7sYIf''V -
Stamped Bands. Chemise aud Sight-Gown Yokes
for rmbromlery and 0rai'iinx; a-5n
GehI,le = Isneh Eiayi Ioipter sst.olsGf; "
a nnn as'o'tihcn Of b""'es f.ady Made Gar Gar
pie.s.,t ,,e,dod po-ke,- !, ia. q - - ,,oy,h
m.,r,. Than llo,il,l, il,r ,eo,,ry. : -
Beaded Gimp. and Fsb,ges srry cheap;
Gleasheu hnlllips Cotton, ~ sizes, IN balls, a.
nsa.'.sfp Il c..,,., N, -.
nound: S''Sfsf' - $50 :" o'' i'e'
Cotton Yarn. al sizes from No. Ia IL. nj Il IS
| srerbuutiWmHvrp oumsss: ss-s--
Colored Carpet Warn tue hest manufactured, Mt
q per bundle Of Eve pounds;
coats'S, john Clark \ and Clark'sON Mt. spool
| Cotton al zoe per dozen; g 80 :. -
Se,s In, Machine Needles at asand a. lapiepe.s
sewing Machine Oil, the best lnaastlaeturcd at
Lie Ter butth: Hs e #.s55##Ea8Ff aee
Ladies' Linen llsndkerchefs AZ 55e. q, I,e5 and
r. a..o pas aIn n. ,,.,,,L.,.,
variety; Gf ..- ~" y
ssf SsD ds and clfave @, c ssss
Black and colored ve:yets and velveteeIIs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
nl.-e. nn.h { ,ll.. lseIIeek

liayesntcred upon tl.eIr new session wish
fa',csiIlg lsnpss cor saecrssful year,
Their faculty u instructors u 4 NIL aud
Competent one, and ~. Burgy, their nsu-
steal prol,ssor Nc think Without . rival 10
the ktate. SOD Nv slszslalts1 80 y salastss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

Father Evans o. lbe Chronicle makes
cdnlihfht tIsst Ne sashad the Misfortune
To have lIis game f.o~ter Stolen re otItrs
u reward IL ten l,l,iiafs Ea inSofiaalhil
leading To- his recovery aud the couviciicu
of Tie ti.les TIE says he E.tlfe nnest coca
that ever utos.l IN esswsll couny.al.s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

I'm. nrown hns transferred himself 30
his Aandrsme new store oiatslle his old
place ofbusihe&. We hope his old friends
viii take notice. and fellow hin W. : x
Hisiisuse Isnue ofthe best constructed
for retail busiues. In the county. being
large, cfmmediars and well arranged, adj
OPTED to the wants Of the timer. Ills house
Is 80 sansifuc'sd as q - s.imesl frs;prcof.
In faet h q q cpsnplete business house.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

Our friend c, IA. Parks will, before long
remove 40 tile store lately occupied w =.
n. Brown.. Some alterations 81 The inte-
rior arrangements are being made u adapt
the store % sonfe % Charles srecialties.
lIiseast,aners viii Al present ind him
at thee Buck 'sisrr.n saon he sil pre-
sent +. card which vii make the
mouth wafer. Ia the mean tine atteil-
ton is invited 10 his new Ad. Ia this j..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
ss. p.asass clWu1n.

u .nAilofiIM fl l1liAn..J.
We regret 20 ny mat bis condlionJs
not mucIilinpsoeed. nsapcmefime must
elapse before the operation .of ainpuin'lo'i
can Dc pgrieru,ea owieg 70 hls Nweakner-.
# WNA ~~s-A-+F ~
We were shown ~ Capt. Cameron this
morning aiargs Urea .Tsagwhlch ne ~
formed Us was lskea fspm The gizzard % =
turkey a shgF, iims before cpslFi n'es Ny q
lady " DDS yiylpIty,.1 "a ~
aTbr Turkey. aud pafiIculAriy, The glzzaarrd
was one ~ tito fatlssftlilhgs 'he'eetr saw,
aud the pin was found Embedded IN the
very eeptre OF that organ conclusion, ~
you wish 10 usake nlnfkeS pafiicuhrtyfat
slick pin through BIZ Hixgard.p tls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

MRS. MATTE +. TAYLOR Is now
ready for Cutting aud Making dresses in
the latest styles, ard viii open. a. u illinery
Establishment first Of March.
Having considerstbje experience In both
Departments she feels eoillitient of being
able u give cIiiiresatisfaction, and solciis
q liberal patronage. She can be found ut
John Pogue's resitlIlece.
HillslOrO Jan 9Th Ill
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

The cold aud bal weather u the past
week had IT, tiIeet on ipeal ilvsHS Ircze
them upsor sank Them 10 mud, and W
offer bot a sorty reimst % our readers thu
week. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

Nessrs. q. M. Parks and ID. CT Parks
hay.. rrsst,iri,ed 'ifdns New orieha! lqhey'
went 70 carry the remains Of the wifeof
the former, who died hast summer, To its
final resting place In that city. We add
with pain. that tiie infant enid Of Mr..
Parks e,ljyiI,g lux that bound hip ~
the sAd i,ad. / died a dayldrftso ailsr ~.
LEFT New Orl. ~as.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

We arcgntihtd ,che aaIv 70 say that
weIiavaisacceeied IL having q post office
rc.opeuesi 4 HATS stsre in this county,
prsyidssl, Che terms for ils re-estabIlsllinent
are cahlpIied With, now YET the ,sub-T
suIscgipiisas rsll IN lrenl Little Riyes..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

Alan,ance Court This week, Judge
Mc,y9S Aprespli6gn I. ssAsanA rsas,A
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

ses Administrators notice OF MI;
Thomas iNcbe.ssll ss.I.s etsaS Ne pIislsl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

.rsamawtbW ,Ioa9a lSsfr h'ffapf'Eed
Circuits will. Judge Mickey ofthe 4th Ju-
diesial. District. our people will tlius haye
another opportunity Of seeing another 81
the frelis of tl,s CopTryavye oii'Fttu re-
form DE BSnciA liaise McIkdstbR ev-
erywhere suslsined she high expectations
formed II him, and the Conservative par~
tyhas rbo.l reason % fslieilate Iisslf npon
ia wise dlycfiminmions Judge Kerr j.
here III present, NJ one ofthe Beard % UNI
vcrsity Trustsevs w
, 1875-01-22

en-. had CHANGED irto sv.n. Godfrey IA atcta.et,
tho rtaltfnl Duke a1t, Iaht,n alur., to tho great
g1lef Of the pcurie, and crpceialiv Of E*a.
,Wc ha.o alrenay Erukeu Ut tho character OF
hhi's applies to .'f.olcasiin.' ln spoakns Of i:s
music it in nYl. necessary to mention tho rrr-
cjpal tu'nl"rs which nrn likely to ren.n,h longest
viii. tho harrr. Tieeo arc: Tho Tersrcl, nr
tia''al o'cl:trs and gives tho gonc,sl lno.;rs Of
lit ul'erA, which froJuuntly rcslrils throughout
thH rrsErtss Df tho work. tho choral rlc,tlre Of
s7*d's vision Of tho Knight, and lho lfnnosluE
I'rsysr. l,,, Of tl.o fry aet tho grand Dun aud
i;shlal Chorus aud March and Fnao OF tito
t'itth nc:.
Iuo east for tho performance was AZ follows:
1s.: Mile. All,sni
otrna.. Nlss Cary
1:'l;srn ;st7: car1
'ThH i;i,,,s '''''''''sl0 i ,e' ;GSn.e
Thr kinn;. iIcrr, w f,.'r,1 ait
1t,,o o,,a;o, ~ ~. a,,a Ill, :, ,,..,,., =.
,rhc tic HART @ nf .o W." ,o.t m. m"u s",s ms-
csarr ..ai ,,J H. It,,an ans hss :i,i
r,on,t +, fsat ,.a ,,s ~ sopn'ss VIZ, uo ans W
'' =" l.ss VIVA ~ =" enEs. .'iss rnt.e "ete soiu
at1osa Hw.n'"m sr,,a NJ aas EehtofaaS ny ON.
o," .a,a'to r '.o1ss ~ t "ns onn o.! 'Io incs.
,ai. hssr :, 1 tn"ae WHO ea'n1 "tt h.ncoIo ass'ie
IT, nua nnrtv nf tnrn e SI @ ,a ~ oplnn pa
",S -. "nu a ~ 'Iosn WIG eaulo liun e'ti0slts
4r t -, M @ s eupn.aou - Mas @ .ms m nsenshafy
na manv n,,ipinns crnro.sad tr..I,r w." to are
,monlo n o,ta,'5arsa IT, o.n,.I ~ ero.o VITO
.,na ,,s ~ r,ea. Rehteh, csiicseoh
;nnco "n ~ int a. 'rs lug az.
,ho o,,; ~ ''.so h'.o t!lnosns ~. ss, MIL ~
racoxsd ,x;,,, o".M H., wv .,t' "a!r.a N, "t,o
snd ,,e.,,, Wv "t,r.ss,' sh" w. on.aheuHe
uersonnt'nn n ~ W. " t',nrs,.,,,v ...tn,.n
,i',,,,.>,,'.' ~ o y. '4ns nit"'.t
,,o, r",a .-"s S,,s,. ma sue 1acut ms,c OF
Wa.nar u,e "aa sanS ",.a sro n.sinuo !ss!E.
,aart ,n,;ot , 'Jn no' h.o, 70
nrist m na%n nnnt. n s1s,.u. n..t -. 'pi ~
,,1;,n4;,, n,sa ... ~ s sse"s ~ ~
aa.tst ,,,'a, N.Y. ''an1 o s,,,1 leeat leuao' 1ne
tnr ''"e' Ill, ~ I""tou ~ :. tns eumiac st!
i,,. .h;a .,,,,,,,rt mo, j.. "uu, .ehiuf h'paai
nict ,ra ~ ,.a,,aorf,1 g sHo pae
S1;sy 9arr l., nnt, ,.H ouamty a.u K.aee
.,nwor tn11 " d.Ma. i ,,,tt;'., e.t go -
;snro,., ~ ~ ,,r,,".' t.s, u;sG hosA M t'"uy
r,s1o .,,i PA''ia .1,n aes =. mn.i MTG
.aont "tu rando-n 1,1o ~ Lo"sr, % IN" & a.safs H. eo.
n'i,,,1a .,.n,,ar T. ~ r,tnt, . na III ~ ~. ~,
, 1875-01-22
Treasurer for Judgment. Tic amount onJolnsd
iB o.. .2s1.8l ; npronlol, ql1s2o; objections aus-
tninedt $1a4, ,09t ID; sold $t37, ,0Sj.C2.

Trcasurer for Judgment. Tic amount onjolnsd
is o. 2s1.8l nppoalol, ql1s.2o; objections Rus-
tnined, 31a4, ,92i.15 sold, $137.0Sj.Cz.
Tho COMMITTEES OH strco.s ami Alloys for Tho
South Division will meet at 2:30 y. IN. iii tho
Council Chamber 10 conator references in rela-
tim to yaeatng Fon,aino ss-oot, and opening
Wabash asonuo tn Tlilrty-scsentl, street.
Anht.tant Corporation Counsel Frank Adams
Yesterday completed tho hrgnHlont III tue fta.o
tsreot openng cure, which l,ns bnon on trial for
over wcck. lfo conEratulstca himself on lsay-
ting Reruroh What In ctllelerH to bo tito fasrost
valuation at property Of my condemnation case
In "hicil ho las oyor boon Interested.
Tho hoard Of Police yesterday amused them.
RoIvrs in trying several ffronle tho charge Of
lhtnxtcntion. llGy met with bnt little morcY,
and wero tinod from 1vo to fifteen dn1s pay
eacll. Aud 10, It IL already written III tho book
0! Cnntclon OF King Alexander, aud tito general
!rdcrH publishing tor natnea cnsl fines to thor
brethren Will bo promulgated Tomorrow. ~..
DETERMINATIONS Mct'rath 'lancod tho solos
OH new pRir or l90H yesterday when lio llcnr.t
how tho South Town Collector iariel o,, tho per-
aonnl property Of the IralorA' Insurance Com
ranY. and vas only stoppcA by M injunction
frn1u tho United atatcs Gourt. 1Io will to-day
travel Stato street, iegying OIL all who hnvo re-
fused to pay.
The Con,mittoo on Jlt1iciary will mcot at 10
0oclock Saturday morning in tbs City C!ortl'a
oiI1co. alayor lolvlli. Comptroller Hayes, Cor
poratton- Counsel pickoy, and tho members at
the Board OF Public HorlH Will also ia present.
Tho anbjcct under confederation is Tho ai,pru-
priaion n.ked for Tho Funsto1l nye.,s1o CONDUIT
and it Ia probable Tint rnn1o ionita conclusion
will ho reached in tho mattor.
The Cottage Grove Ayonna Station will again
como up for investigation to-tlay, sorct. Darrott
is peculiarly unfortunate In hin management
About two months nso llcro raH an investigation
instiEntnd by Officer Pigeon, but, owing to tho
Hllp.s!lod character Of the oydonco tho matter
was compromised By transferring Pigeon and
seyeral others TO different stations. Tho eatno
squad md Holndanan Fred Berger will again
come up to-day.
, 1875-01-22

Confidence In Alien ut Dca Nlotn y.
Npetlat UiSp6tcA u Ihs ENlcaua TRIBUNE

commence IN Alien ut DcG vi Rlotnoss
spet,at Dispatch to Ths C.1eaNo Tribune.
DEs flossEs H., Jan, at.-B. F. Allen arrived
here at o'clock this morning, and was received
by large delegation with thrce checrs. and
escorted to Lis bank, where IN address OF well
come was prosecuted him, III which it was pledged
to stand by him. lie says ho will tpen hts tank
hsrs in . fo~ laye. There has been no excitement
hero during tho dny. OthLr tanks arc luing NJ.
increased business. It il repostod that Allen
to-day received prefer OF al! tho ail he required
from New York. New York man aro horc III cor-
sultation with him.
DEs StossEa, ls., Jan. M.-1hs furry and
excitement ca,lsed In Des Moinea and Iuwa by
tbs failure Of y. r. Allen'a bank at Chicago laa
about anbaidod and business has resumed itu
usual course. Mr., Allen arrived horo aty O'Clock
this morning. lie Wan mot A. tile dopos by uyer
l50 leading businessmen aud capitalists OF
tho city, and escorted to Aia bank, where
wrltten address. signed by all of those
prosent, WAS presented to him, Az
faith in him, aud Of tho determination Of ali
business an'l monsyed meu to back hin, viii.
their support and their money. Tie capital
represented by those present at tha reception
was oyer half d million dollars, and the remark
waB frequently made Ill the speeches following
1hat ovury cent of it and much moro III urH
Blones would he pleagel, ii necessary, ia
Mr. Alcn'a bohalf. To-day Ao hAs been
ut his bank, aud Inns bcen visited by
hundreds .n Of people. Ill aa1ioaH te eheos hi'
lio laH been III receipt to-day OF letters and
kilograms from different portions OF tho Stato
froul prominent msn aud st1oug capitalists,
assuring him that public conftdencs In lim wa4
again III two 0! thsea days. lila two other banks
hero are conducting business ~ usual with
lafSel! tilcteaBed patronage, &nd with no With
dIaTa4 of Any deposits.
, 1875-01-22
THE clTI.HALL,

Tho Finnnca Committee will meet at $50 p.
N. to-day In tho City Clerks office.
The Committee on Streets and Alieya for tho
North Division will meet st P. N. Saturday sf-
tcsnooa in tho City Clerks office.
nouudsman Callahan, Of tic Lake Btrost Sta
tion, was yesterday appointed Sergeant by tho
Board Of Police, to eli tho vacancy occRsionod by
the death OF Sergeant Clarity.
Tho City Collector yesterday returned 4s2
special warrants, a. delinquent, to. the County
, 1875-01-22

ra. a.,,,ara.,. :. ~. ,,,-., -.
''4''o''"o''t'.o ~ 'no 1'ns 'H't n'sas was
Rtano sacceHsr l'1oo persons BONG present, OF
whom leo appeared on tho ice which wAS III
splendid eon<!itan, in 'naskB and coztuIaea. The
prizcB, patont a1vor-p1atod skatos, were awarded
10 Mrn Lamb and Mr., Jcsoph took.
p;a,,.-t ;,,;n
ANen"iu A'4.,e WIZ tno name OF tho comm'a-
e'ons'se VINO aie,l suddenly at Tue Armory Of
man, md boarded at Nm 2G Houih Canal strent
tla I'm M hoot, .a7;,to, - .1.,,. ,''.s,~s.
49, sNess. - ~ "a' - 4o'oAiea'-
,t'g ltluors a. as before atatsd ne Ind boon COM
nmIH;.nE i,; OF Deing anwel iora foW days prevloua
70 nlo acalh. ~ was found Oh tho street IN a,l
nppaIrl. p y drunken condition By 00icor Cox,
anonlntir IT A. the tina ~ "o' 'iel4 &n
~,
iho Dllecsofs OF the west Chicago City Rail-
"sy company nleetoa a. ing following officers yeH-
!e1aay; ! F1estaenf, v. u. bradley; Iice-prea-
tueht' D. IL. Campball Secretary, ". II. OWING
! ttn ION teheinl superintendent, George l.. Webb.
Mnen Me. Neno hoard OF Ing Reelection he tom
4esea qt na resignation but 1t was not accepted.
iIn iabora have been very oncro1n, aud 1t is said
that he ab.oluse'y refuses to longer manage tho
ROAD. II - Understood, however, that ha has
consented to retain tho superintontlency until b
competent petpon ia found to reiioEo llinl.
Those who oro iutorcatea IN tho orronizat;o,
Of ifoformed Eniscons churcf IN tia Wsst
Hf]o Of Chic.ro wIII hn n1oosoa ~ In H.. us
proicctosa Of Fla snternrisa hnvo sac,,rod a. .H
tcniI orary pi,cs Of worahin ti,o old 81 joI1n's
Church. frantInr m tjnon .ari Ta". ,y;i! 10
regular nreschipr md zsrvicea "f ta 1tafar W., o9
Epiaconui Uhmrci, i,eresftcr At tbs Mas a.o,,
Snudny at n a NJ, and I'm ~ ~ 1iao IT, I'LL
ney md tie nav ~ " ~ rostfatI,.s;ts ~ rr;et
Ciurc viii aternatov connct tnssc " sorvinss usss'
to which they cordially invita- tho attendance OF
all who arc interested In tho movement
Il Ia ,,,a that Mr. storo,. ~ IL. 1,,u,o.
troprl r. Aasv 4I H. counsa, r. " .nn aes
a .ni,1a =. t1a IA n1a5' s .t n coaHse'S enuoaSofns
fnjBs;nna, tnhtn,, e I,a y. .o
nrnrnr s,aant any eon'ntsStonor IonerGah W
Tia Shar"a. to"u,s ..ao anii 17auceaun o1
lin Y;,aas, tin naoI i,,outa anss a tnon u
provided Ashton and Ioneqpan IseS are v51n9 sg &C.
tucn auI " 'un ,,ast IEnt nsore tns community and
Ws al N, ~ Fairhon luz s.s 70 aismsseu.
his ess II ~ beeyed hs ta neettg othsgy
csoufx 9oaasl ia themselves 30 pusIa-
est"d;s.tn nter .ha ias sneS VII not eonhent to
'4naiea''o'' o1nee 'ha1a one "oa III shc courts.
Tbs Committee on Equalization Of Taxes from
tho Board Of County Commissioners we're In sos
SION yesterday In tho comuitteo-rooms at tho
County Building, and considered the petitions OF