, 1875-01-31

through the woods to the lake-snora and
! the last seen OF him he was maxim. hot
foot for Chicago. Mr. Prindville, who by su-
per1or drav1ng got a four-minute gait out Of his
| seven~minnta horse at last arrived 1t the spot
where hls boy had been flung out, and was de-
lighted to f1nd that beyond bralae over the Left
eye and the fright the little fellow was not much
the worse OF the accident. The horse was
that now he has got his bog all night he does not
| care what fate has oyertaken the horse and
buggy.
| ECONOMY.
The following copy Of note addressed by the
managing editor OF the Times to the foreman of
the nevs-robm is interesting outside Of tho fact
that it shows that that paper is conducted on an
| economic baals.
T1AEs OFFICE, jan ., lsn-Ma, FoEr44s: I
an instructed By NJ. Storey 10 request yoa to cause
an eoctroype TO 10 taken OF the form Of apology re-
Gently used tn the Fatrbank and Lonerg7n rna;te1s
ases hs fa
ths cost OF composing viii be reduced several hundred
aoaafs ANNUALLY YOURS. MANAGING EDITOR.
THE sruRaEs CREDITORS.
! Wheu settlement was effected sixty dsys
aao by Jack a." Sturges with his creditors, it
was agreed that 3Ir. Asa Dow shoall be entrust
ed for the benefit Of the creditors with Mr.
StarEas ss1;;a \, analis, aud that tner margins
months. The claims fell due yesterday.
and Mr. Dow's Office WAS thronged during the
day bY creditors who received their pay in GER
tihcates on the Cook Coun.y National Bank, in
whlch " Jack's' funds had been deposited There
was some grumbl'ns. Of course, because Of the
dubions nature OF the certificate. but it WAS the
best settlement that could bs made.
iho creditors held meeting at the close Of
Chanse Yesterday but as those present we're
pledged to secrecy tho result mas not made
known. It may be ststod, however, that they
practically did nothing.
TIE 11EpERKnAHz.
Ine North Side Turner Hall presented beau
t1tul sight last evening, owing to the grand an
nual ball Of the Liederkraaz Society. The lall
Was tastefu1iy decolat With flowers and ever
green's, and the entrAuce carpetod with elegant
Brussels. This, together with tho rich dresses
worn by the lalies, made sight That will long
be remembered by tnose who were Fortunate
enough to be presens. The orchest1a, consisting
Of twentg-four pieces under the leadership OF
the indispensable "JohDny" Hand, WAS tho sno-
tect OF much comment, for thero are very feN
balls gwen in this city where the music ia fur
nished b. = band consisting of so many membors'
as this. The manuse1s OF this Society know
that Que Of the first adjuncts to successful
ball ia good music. such was furnished Lust |
evening The Lisderkranz ID well aware Of the !
increasing demands of tho day. when ooly the I
greatest enterprises are crowned With success, |
since people will only give their time and money, ,,
where they eau find ! suitable remuneration I
for it.
Ths progratnms, consisting Of twelve num-
bers, began with polonatse, which contained |
soFe1al gooo movements. 1ne SECOND part or
the Programme inclnded cotillson, better
known as the "German," in three different
figures, which vera well executed. To tue Ar
Committee great praise is due for
the good management OF the whole affair
There we're about $50 couples present, amoDkst
whom we're the following: A. G. Hesing aud
wife, Ut. and Mrs. Henry Grcenebauna, Mr and
Mrs. Louis Wahl. lr. George III. kimbarx, Gen.
and Mrs. Herman Lieb Mr. and Mrs. E. Gfeepe- /
baum, Mr. aud Mrs. Washington Hesing,, Charles
Henrotin, Rudolph RosenthAl and LADY. Mr. and
Mrs. J. If. Marshall and Miss Laura Marshall.
Miss Hamilton, Miss Ma Greenebaum, Miss
I annie Berg, Mias Leonora Rotheerber, Miss
Jannie Liebenstein, Mr. and Mrs Goldschmidt
dr. Gustav H1ller, Mr. Fred g. Frank, Mr.
LOUIS Hiller.
1t "a o'clock tho party Eat down to An excel
ant supper, served by Max Wohl.