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LETTER FROM GALVESTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Bulletin.l
GALVESTON Sept % 1879

>NNAN>NASS "a
GALVESTON, Sept 22 1875.
Dir. Editor - Your correspondent arrived
here this morning and found the people
greatly excited and grieved by the sad
news brought yesterday by the steamship
Harlan from Indianola In fact, the people of
Galveston don't seem disposed to dwell much
on their late visitation from the storm king,
when the greater and more appalling disaster
to their sister city has been so recently pre-
scented to their minds.
The accounts sent by correspondents and
brought by passengers, are even more DIS
this city. IIdianola has been almost entirely
swept away by the fury of the gale-nearly
blotted out of existence-and the beach for
miles is strewn with dead bodies; one hun
| dred lives lost being the most moderate state
ment that I have heard, while some place it
at two hundred
| The dwelling houses of the rich, the hum
BILE tenements of the poor, and all of the
business houses of the city, save five, were
destroyed by the remorseless wind and waves.
The stores saved were those: II. Seetigson &
Co., 81. Rung & Co., D. Sullivan & Co., Cash
sinner Villenueve and Fl. D. Regain.
1t is reported by passengers that the peo-
pie are absolutely suffering for food and
clothing, and the Galvestonians are taking
steps to send necessary supplies to Indianola
with the least possible delay. l hope the citi-
zens of New Orleans will come forward with
alacrity and contribute literally for the re-
lief of the poor people on the Texas coast who
have suffered so severely from the hurricane.
| Galveston can take care Of herself, and
| though her citizens express themselve s CRATE.
| full to the BULLETIN for it's suggestion OF help
| from the Crescent City, they would greatly
prefer it being bestowed upon afflicted Indl-
| nola.
| The fact is, the destruction Of property in
| this city is confined to very small and
cheaply built wooden houses, put up too
near the beach, and owned by the poorer
classes. Many of these people, it is true,
| lost all they possessed, but they seem to bear
| their troubles with commendable philosophy,
| and are busily engaged in gathering together
| the fragments of their homes, with the inten-
| tion OF rebuilding as soon as practicable.
Judge johnson, the custodian of the money
raised in this city for the relief of the suffer
ers, notified those who were necessitous to
call on him for relief, but we understand he
has as yet but few demands, and has dis
bursed but one hundred and seventy dollars
| 1t is my opinion that the reports of the loss
of lfe the destruction of property, the loss of
cattle in Indianola, Saluria, Lynchburs, East
Bay, Decrow's Point, Matagorda, ETC., have
no been exaggerated.
| The splendid English steamship Austria
liam, that carried last year from this port 800
bales of cotton, is still hard aground some
| fifty miles to the westward of Galveston,
whittier she was blown by the gale of the 17th
inst. There is only five and half feet of
water around her, it will be most expensive
job to get her into deep water again. X.
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MASS MEETING.

In view of the recent action of the City
School Board in discharging, without cause,
a large number of meritorious teachers to
make way for others inexperienced and in
competent; in view of the unjust and i'm
proper composition of said board and its no.
torious incapacity, immortality and partisan
ship; and in order to enable the people to
express in fitting terms their disapprobation
of said board, to demonstrate against its per-
petuation and to demand its resignation, we
hereby invite all the citizens of New Orleans
who take an interest in the Public Schools to
assemble in general mass meeting on Satur-
day, the 25th inst, at o'clock P. NJ, at
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Connecticut is agitated over a reform sch

Connecticut is agitated over reform-school
teacher named Goodale, whose method of ad-
ministering chastisement is in advance of the
age. He always gently anesthetizes his patient
by fracturing his skull, and then pounds him
as long as the ruler holds out. The operation
is consequently painless to the offender.
Connecticut can stand good deal, generally,
but this one is too much.
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An Evidence Of DepraYity.
from the Atlanta Constitution. I

IFTOm ING AtIanta OOnStItutIOn.I
Some idle negroes were learning against the
sunny side of a store yesterday when dandy
white man passed by.
"Whoo-ee Did you smell him." asked
one of the mokes.
"Golly, dat man must run mus factory!
said another.
81 wouldn' work for that man under no
kersiderashum OATS mean white man,
shores you're bornd?'
"Wharfar, Jake? What make you tink
dat 2" asked one of the crowd.
"Kase, nos he is, for any white man dat
'fume hisself wild mus would 60 caboots wild
a niger to buy see-gyar and smoke it time
abouts wild him, don't yer kno it 2"
81 bleeves yer said one, and the other
two grunted approval.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-The National Agri-
cultural Congress met to day. After the re-
ception of the credentials of delegates, q
Committee on Resolutions was appointed.
Mr.. Burwell read preamble and resolutions
recitiDg that manufacturers and planters have
been heretofore subjected to great loss and
inconvenience by the frequent changes IN
revenue laws relating to tobacco; that the
burden of this tax fails upon the hboring
classes engaged in its production and con-
sumption; that the recent action of Congress
increasing the tax was unnecessary, as it will
ICoNTINuEp CT LAs1 PAGE.
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FROM GALVESTON.

The following dispatch was received yester-
day morning by Mayor Leeds in answer to
his proffer Of assistance
GALVESTON, Sept. %, 1875.
To Hon. Chas. J. Leeds:
In the name of the Texas sufferers I thank
you. Galveston is all right, but We will
gladly distribute whatever is sent rs to SUIT
ferers elsewhere. r. I. FULTON
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CRY HALL, New ORLEANS. Sept Is 1875.
The lease of the JACKSON STREET FERRY
for ten years from January l. 1s76, will be sold at
public auction in the Council Chamber, City Hall,
at 1a o'clock NJ. WEDNESDAY. Sept. %, 1875.
Specifications on file in the Office of the City Sur
veyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. j. O. LANDRY,
sls2aS Admins .rstor of Commerce.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

RALEIGH. N. G., Sept. 24.-The State Con-,
vention to-day by vote of Sc to SO refused
TO remove the disabilities of ex-Gov Holden,
impeached in 1871, upon the ground that the
oath of members prescribed by the Legisla-
ture restricted them from Legislative action.
An ordinance will be passed giving the Legis-
lature general pardoning power.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARDING-The CARONDELET HOUSE, cor
ID ner Carondelet and Poydras streets has Just been
thoroughly renovated and put in complete order for
the rec ption of boarders both permanent and tran
ent The House is central located and is emf
nt for men In business well for transient per
sons visiting the city. Terms very reasonable
s23 i'm Mrs. (. A. AINSLIE.
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The storm raised by Staub when he re-
duced the prices of periodicals has not yet
abated. His shelter is at Goldthwaites book
store, No. SO Canal street.
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The new Russian circular ironclad, built
for coast defense, is said to be terrible YES
sell With a burden of 2494 tons she sinks
but four meters deep in the water, and, being
circular, presents no point of particular vul-
nerability.
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The woman lives in Massachusetts, who can
be carried over a revolving shaft six hundred
| times, dropped into race, pulled out and go
home and get supper ready at the usual hour.
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DR.. Hall says that no person should get out
of bed as soon as waking-that is, no man.
He should lie there and speculate and theorize
while his wife is getting breakfast ready.
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"Oh, it's just too nicer exclaim the ladies
when they see some of the elegant note
paper sold by Eyrich, at No. 40 Canal street.
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Two matinees on Saturday, one at the
Academy and one at the Globe.
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A. H. Harris,
A. Levi,
Z. B i'm GER,
| G. Harrison,
Sam'l Boyd,
R. Y. Hopkins,
Jas. A. Latitte,
Il. M. Fauquier,
e. Innerarity,
J. s. Wells,
W. T. Boardman,
| A. P. Boardman,
D. A. Boardman,
| Chas. Macmurdo, :,
T. p. White.
L. A. Ducros,
L. Marin,
| j. V. Gourdain,
E. Davenport,
Pierre Lacoste,
F. E. Dugas,
10. Huard,
II. Bayou,
Francois Carrie,
q. A. NORM,
J. A. Fremaux,
Edmond Where,
Miguel Hernandez, j
Felix NJ. Daunoy
a. Kilsha W,
B. de Santos,
Il. Lar tigue, ST.,
l.. A. Villars,
E. G. L. Willoz,
J. ] amarque,
A. Ducoing,
H. ID. Keen,
+. Haillie,
John G. Glynn, Jr.,
VIM. Beattie,
Marion A. Baker,
Rev. L. Y. Jessup,
VIM. Salemon,
P. Higgins,
B. +. Smart,
p. J. Reilly,
Samuel Western,
P. J. Mathes,
John J. Gardner,
ID. 5. Courtney, -
G. GraA,
W. =. Chandler,
A. L. Stuart,
S. NJ. Virgins,
S. Howell,
H. f. Requier,
John Granam,
Thomas Hogan,
Owen Gernon,
S. Nj. Templeton,
Jas. A. Renshaw,
Cassidy & Miller,
Pat. Kendrick,
F. Wahl,
2. St. Armand,
NJ. Muther,
Edw. Zeigler,
Henry Brinkman,
| G. E. Hall,
Sandy Thomas, cold
VIM. Pemberton,
J. Montreull,
J. A. Rousseau,
A. Archinard, 49,
Fl. Guillotte,
James Not,
S. b. Frost,
Leon Levy,
A. Rocquet,
G. Lanaux,
Geo. Lanaux, Jr.,
L. d. Coiron,
| J. Casssrd,
NJ. J. Guerin,
| L. l.. Lincoln,
E. Peychaud,
L. A. frosclair,
Edgar Hincks,
Jules BermadeZ,
John L. Sawyer,
John G. Roche,
A. J. Villele,
L. Chanel,
Z. o. Ducros,
n. H. Keene,
Robert Buckner,
Paul Bouligny,
| G. 3. Briggs,
Winslow Robinson,
T. l.. Fairchlld,
r. W. Bowers,
2. III. Garry,
II. Pottinghome, Jr.,
| F, A. Peterson,
Jos. P. Flood.
Edgar Fassmann,
Pete Smythe,
Thomas Toby,
Lionel c. Levy,
J. j. Irby,
Id. Mofat,
2. G. Bennett,
Edward Collins,
IF. Tomand,
A. j. Otis,
Berry Annsell,
| Bercier & De Smet,
J. d. Van Bentley sen
IL. W. Ames,
W. G.. Lyon Il Co.,
Ia. Black,
Felix A. Jones,
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=. Office of New Orleans City Railroad Com-
pany, No. 124 Canal street.-New Orleans Sept. %,
IS75-At meeting of the Board of Directors held
this day. a Dividend of Two Dollars per share was
declared, payable to the Stockholders on and after
October 1st, 1875 The transfer books will be closed
from the 18th to the 30ta inst inc usive.
SOB to1 G. C. LEWIS, Secretary.
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G. 0. Webb,
Jno. B. Henderson,
r. W. Estlin,
John B. Dodart,
J. B. Mcconnell,
L. P. Devoe,
J, If. Sengeman,
j. l.. Harris,
S. B. Newman,
Il. G. Kerr,
A. A. Gernon,
John E. Butts,
J. A. Perkins,
p. E. Willars,
Nunez Gonzalez,
G. ]. Shepherd,
Jas. M. White,
G. Babled,
VIM. G. Austin, NJ. D.,
A. G. Weaver,
John Boardman,
G. J. Boardman,
VIM. Armstrong,
W. J. seymour,
J. M. Lamare.
Jas. II. Edie,
Geo. J. Hoffman,
Ihos. Holmes,
II. NJ. Buck,
A. 3. Lacoste,
Marc Dodart,
Jos. Dubuc,
John Dubuc,
J. L. Michon,
L. Polverini,
Am. Dubuc,
Paul E. Theard,
J. Menier,
Christoval Morel,
JOS. Solomon,
E. Lambert,
j. T. Dufosf,
A. A. Canon,
j. Fortier,
Jos. Salon,
Michel DeBlanc,
A. M. Holbrook,
r. w. II ,lbrook,
n. Smith,
Geo. w. Lloyd,
Gerard Stltn,
John II. Mouchon,
Richard Fitz Gerald,
Jas. H. Smith,
J. A. Mullen,
VIM. Higgins,
Ell. G. Hodges,
j. Cooney,
Chas. l.. Williams,
j. A. Quintero,
James Walpole,
e. BERT st. Auge,
J. Lincoln,
George Nicholson,
John j. Finney,
John G. Potts,
M. Healy,
Michael T. Lkons,
L. Correjolles. ....
Henry Renshaw,
W. W. Renshaw,
VIM. j. Mallynn,
e. A. Raynal,
II. Sylvester,
]. Clifford,
Geo. Maslca,
Gus Seldner,
Henry Powers,
Thos. Ryan,
Eugene Munsch.
H. Chapotel,
David Fernandez,
W. f. M. For tier,
Miguel Cross,
L. Hernandez,
b. E. Deian,
Ed. T. Manning, -
T. d. DAVIDSON,
John G. Monrose,
Chas. de Lassus,
A. Selles,
TIL. Buisson,
G.. Golf, "--
NJ. II. A len,
E. A. Ducros,
J. A. Bordugas,
Henry March,
D. Lobrand.
Jno. j. Ro Wand,
Emile Lobrand,
Chas. J. Janvier,
A. II. Mitchell,
B. Coiron,
Ed. J. Maginnis,
James Buckley,
r. L. Buckner.
Thos. F. Clark,
Jno. N Payne,
George Ferry,
VIM. L. Peyton,
NJ. J. Connor,
Thomas P. Connolly,
Thomas Moclair,
John III. Bell,
Frank Emmett,
Glen. b. Penrose,
Thomas F. Patton,
W. Van Benthuysen,
r. II. Simms,
John r. Jaeger,
Sumpter Turner,
Robert Macs,
A. G. Macs,
A. G.. Tomand,
Samuel r. Hall,
Jackson & Fitzpatrick,
F. Lsborde,
A. t. Fsurie,
FL. II. Beanham,
Edmon A. Farnet,
Geo. B. Mathews,
D. G. Melville,
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FOR RENT.

IINOR RENT-From the LIST of October, the two ele-
CANT stores Nos 447 and 4i9 Dryades street suitable
Tor any business and large family acc INNOVATIONS
For further par iculars apply to
NJ. ARONSTIEN,
so53t 49, Dryades street
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b. NJ. Pond,
f. Watkins, ...
NJ. W. Joyce,
Flash, Lewis & Co.,
Jno. Turner,
John Lewis,
G. A. Jones,
McCracken & Brews
c. W. Cotton,
Alfred Ingraham,
II. Halter,
J. P. Zatarain,
f. L. fancy,
G. G. Del Isle,
P. S. Massey,
s. Reinhart,
A. Barraud,
A. Doriocour',
Edm. Marchesseau,
?. G. Labarre,
J. Lehman,
p. N. Rivera.
Geo. Guinault,
A. G. Lapice,
L. Duvigneaud,
Ant. Doriocourt,
F. A. Foygnet,
J. A. Thurber,
Jos. Demoruelle,
NJ. Marigny.
T. J. seymour,
j. F. Edwards,
Denis O'Leary,
Michael O'Leary,
J. Villarrubia, .
L. W. Segar,
VIM. G. Miller,
James Govan,
James Smith,
Samuel Western,
j. H. Gregory,
Hugh McManus,
J. G. Prosdame,
Albert L. Donnaud,
P. Kennedy,
Jno. X. Overton,
J. S. Wells,
r. M. Harrison,
DR.. Lewis Burgess,
J. j. Westerfield,
VIM. F. Comstock,
L. J. Dodge,
J. Pinckney Smith,
julius A. Profit,
James Kerr, Jr.,
E. G. Sherman,
John B. Robertson,
James Levens,
William G.. Lewis,
Gus. L. Bernoudy,
Z. W. Herrick,
T. M. Welcoat,
G. E. T. Hands,
II. stuart Cottman,
G. Cornu,
Louis Cook,
?. A. Hardy,
y. l.. Martin,
J. B. Wa ssOn,
Owen E. Sullivan,
Frank Wing,
p. Ro5stok,
M. J. McAdam,
A. P. Perkins,
E. II. Levy,
]. ii. Mehatfey,
III. Meisted,
G.. Mastin,
Pierre Fray,
Henry Johnson,
VIM. Marbles,
Patrick Doheay, ..
Joseph Kelly,
Jacob Stephiner,
joseph Him.
John Hammel,
John Allen,
James Roto,
Jno. Butler,
Robert Philips,
G.. A. Kloche.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
Jos. Baker.
John l.. Newman,
Thos. Jones.
Charles H. Fenner.
II. G. Miller,
I. W. Collins,
j. Schmidt,
A. Willoz,
Geo. III. Frost.
Lloyd r. Coleman,
James A. Gresham,
w. Nottle,
Hern Dustman,
Joseph Youenes,
A. A. Poursine,
James A. White,
P. J. Flanagan,
f. Hamburger, Jr.,
W. l.. Seaman,
John Durel,
W. Fl. Howcott,
ii. n. Ogden,
W. II. Yenni,
II. G. Samuel,
F. Queruns, Jr.,
J. 5. Copes,
L. W. Cooper,
Fl. P. Phillips,
s. X. Shepard,
John F. Wyche,
L B. Vienne,
P. E. Lamarre.
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JyOR RENT-Store COZ ner of POydras and Caron.
IL delet streets, actually occupied as grocery by
C. w. Roth;
Also, the adjoining the same and fronting on
EMILE BOUNY
s2I ct IL Carondlet street
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1. o. G. T.-All Members of the Independent
Order of Good Templars in the city fraternally
requested to attend SPECIAL MEETING to be
held on SATURDAY EVENING, September %,
1875, at halfpast o'clock, in the rooms over the
Bible House, No. 163 Camp street.
THOMAS II. JONES,
SIS ID. R. W. G. T. of La
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS ner snuara.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N. O., st. L. and C. X. X CO.-Sunday Elk.
cursions- Commencing SUNDAY, 26th inst. Only
one train will return to the city su day night in
stead of two heretofore This will be the regular
train. arriving at p. M. E. D. FROST,
s25 2t G. neral Manager.
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hi1yOsto M A"Ao'
Sam Donald,
Nelson Peychaud,
Ocean, Zerega & Co.,
J. Thayer,
P. V. Benachi, .
Thos. H. Hunt,
A. B. CammacK,
Harrison Watts,
A. M. Bickham,
J. G. Denis,
Lehman, Abrahams &
Co.,
G. Poru,
Rev. Woeste,
H. DuBertrand,
John W. Ph lips,
t. A. Farie5W
T. s. Barton,
Hall & Vaughan,
James l. Day,
Thomas G. Salter,
W. 81. Richards,
Denis Clements,
E. W. Halsey,
V. Pronensal,
G. Macpherson,
A. Wallace Hunter,
John r. Fell,
W. Fl. Pascoe,
J. H. Keller.
per J. G. Kostmayer,
JAS. Hughes Smith,
Geo. w. Hynson,
G. G. Labouisse,
A. W. Bosworth,
A. Oliveira,
D. Mohr,
r. r. P,1cknar
Walter V. Crouch,
DR.. S. M. Bemiss,
J. F. Shansy,
John Eaton,
Henry Kopman,
Jno. M. Burrows,
Nj. N. Wood,
Marcus J. cunts,
A. Krail,
Il. B. Mathews,
H. 81. Baker,
H. Lyman,
Shultz u Co.,
c. H. Chase,
H. MMeletta,
Rleh'd Flower,
Thos. C. Herndon,
John Cbatfe,
A. H. Harris,
A. Levi,
L. B i'm Ger,
c. Harrison,
Sam'l Boyd,
r. Y. Hopkins,
Jas. A. Latitte,
Il. NJ. Fauguier,
e. Innerarity,
J. s. Wells,
W. T. Boardman,
A. P. Boardman,
D. A. Boardman,
Chas. Macmurdo,
T. p. White,
L. A. Ducros,
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HTNO RENT House No. 13i Canal Street between
l. St Charles and Csrondelet streets now occupied
by A, Weper, the tailor If desirable upper and
Rover floors will be rented separately Apply on the
premises SIS 2n
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THE TARE ON SUGAR.

A. POmmarouX.
, 1875-09-25
Singular EntC OF H. M0c&iNE BIRD.
.las<sArrisIa fE{u \ {FDtan

y 1&RN1VhpR}e Af}As} t'sM1s
4 mocLing bird, AL exquisite warbler, owned
by Col. J. 4, Elliott camo to its death Ia SIN
eu}As manner On Thursday afternoon last. On
Tint day after tho Colonel Ind listened to tts
uplodious notes for BONO timo, he retired to his
room for tho purpose OF writing. nasiug nu-
isled his lsbors, 4e again thought Of bid pot,
and went ont on tho piazza. intending to feed
1t. Upon taking down tho cage ho was shocked
and grleyed to And tue unfortunate little
sopgssor lying upon Its back on tho bot
tom, i.s broat and mock (from Which the
feathers lad boon pl,lcked) all torn and bleed
ing, and It's hoad twisted completely from its
natural position. A lady who resides in an
adjoining house explained tho mystery. 9ho.
while sitting upon her plAzza, noticed q bird
very much resembling q mocking. bird living
around and occasionally nlighting uron tho cage
III if u4hiug to hold communication with the
ether. Suddenly o. "Pet camo near the bars,
tito stranger dashed forward hta claws, caught its
little victim by tho broaat. sstzed the ueck with
ita strong bill. aud. suddenly otting 60 its hold
on tho cage, raYolyed round With lightning rapid
ity, by Which raeans tho poor inmssa's ueck was
aa coinpletely rrug as ls a fat chicken bY q
lltcbon sou1lio!,. both tho Colonel ADD h,a lady
we're very much atsachedto littls Pet" ~ they
had named II, The other bird belonged to =
species known ~ tho "logge1hcad," and It. IL
not very geuerally known fact that they In
ypriebly attack mocking. .btrds when Ia their Vi
cinltY, and always In tho manner described.
, 1875-09-25
A SILVER WEDDING,

Special cofTtspondfaet " Ths Ghtcago Tribune.
ALIENS 0noyE, VIA, Sept 2l.-A very large
and pleasant suzpriso.psEsy was given Dr.. John
D,cksoa and vile. ia honor Of thslr twenty -nlth
Wedding Anniversary. At their beautiful homo.
Friends from Chicago, Cliutou Junction, Gens-
W City, Janeava{le, Hoctford, Halott, EsaaA-
vile, and u! tho nelghboriug towns and vicinity,
came to pay their rsgaEds. Among the presonts
we're III elegant Hilyer toa-set, cones.uEu, buttoE-
nut~plcka. sonp.ladle. etc. a very appropriate
ceremony MSS pes{osmeA BY the Rey. HprAsso
Allis Case. pastor OF tho Congregations! Church
Of this place. Tho Doctor aud hls wife respond.
ed 10 happy aud graceful manner. Tho occA-
slon MAs pronounced moas enjoyabls by III
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acted no bus!nosn othcr than paneing on aoyeral
minor references.
Tito latest candidates arouud tho Cily-flall arc
II. Y. Kennedy for Clerk Of tho Superior Court,
aud man uan1ct Crane for Clerk OF tho South
Sido po}icu Court.
Tho Board At Public Norks will to-dAy sdver-
tiee for !, $50 fco: OF brick nn1 riap Bonora ds-
t1ibntod III small lengths throughout tho West
aud South Divisions.
Tho Uity-IfAll Was remarkably quiet yesterday.
Tho unly general tnnt Of intorost waa tho hob
nnbbing hctweoa Mayor Colyiu and .toe Forrest,
auprosaly ss.oue tho new appointment Of Mr,
j. 1lnssel Joues.. AL eiho WAS Al quiet ns wc!l
could be.
That In1rr- Ocean reporter vns the object oi
considerable cnylonty htuuHi tho Cityffali yes.
ter'lar. Evcrywhese was ,le.rt Tho remark OF
mingled eorrnw ann surprlso '.that ono be
5aunR, 70 fair. should have Tho cruelty To keep
nifo aud fro children In n starving condition."
, 1875-09-25

To tht Edlt1T II TAt CAifaga TFlount:
CulcAuo, Sept. 2t.-Seeing in to-lays TRIBUNE
my uaule mentioned ~ = candidate for the po-
sstion OF Secretary to tho Railroad and Ware
house Comm!sstoners, most distinctly and em-
plasicaIy bay that uovsr looked for the poal-
tion. either directly or Indirectly. aud, further
that X tho position Wesa tsndored me- could
not aud would not accept it undar any citcum.
Stances, believing ~ do, TINT lhu " Board" aud
| ~ Secretary are = uselsas set OF Le,u9s whose
| oalce uught, for tha good Ut "tlas psopls" 10
10 abolished II soon AZ possible, as they not
only work agaiust chicaao intotesta but axst.st
The interests Of tho State a. large. Nespsctful.
~ you1s, Ii. q. uoLiANp,
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IT Will EUT bE UFKNEo bC7U1FE,
The regular weekly rnestiug Ut tho Directors
of the Expedition WAS, held yesterday Afternoon.
Mr.. N, Il. Bouson WAS III tho chair, A,.d thore
we're also present Messrs. Il. 4. CEaue JoEu u.
Dsnls r. ". Harvey CouEad Fusst, z. W.
Ulaschlotl, and Johu +, lseyuo'ds, Secretary
The proposition OF the Sunday Lecture 30
ciety with reference to opening tho A1t'Galiery
SUNDAYS, was considered. ,Aftor = long dis
russlou, Tho following prsssntls aid resolution
were adopted: ...-' ...
Wa.kkAs The s5peraenta Of Tho Nav York Acsd,
envy Of ptsiup aud tLe Cincinnati Exposition Ia eHfn.
ipa aft~kslerisa ou Sundays proved failures, hn1 H.
tsy exhibitions; and
SHEk1Aa, This Executive COMMITTEES y not in pos-
seaao Of ha vs9a slthes of ths Of Thu