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Among the arrivals from the South at Camden
Station yesterday was rather eccentric-}ookipe
old man, apparently about 65 years of age, who
was attlred in knee-breeches, bnckled shoes, and
other garments Of the old Colonial Style The only
thing modern in hi5 makeup was an old slouch
hat which looked rather out Of place. His hair
WAS exceedingly long and arranged in queue
and altogether be was the most singular looking
Individual that has been seen in this city for q
long time. He stated that he WAS from Boston,
aud had been bunting for the last three months
IL the interior OF Florida. Hls baggage consist
cd OF several packages OF sugar-cane. palmetto
leaves, bear-skins, deer antIers, etc., which he
claimed as baggage, saying that he intended to
utilize tha bear-skin in imp1ovising Uniform in
Which to visit the Centennial With the stag
ant!ers he said he intended to make crown to
wear on the same occasion. He spent most OF
his time in Baltimore in wyaugl1ng with the off,
Gals about hia baggage. and would, he said. in
ssitute a euit for damages because they would
not check it as wearing apparel As the New
York tram left be was etil relating his g-iev-
ances to sympathizing audience on board the
train.
, 1876-03-26
GEN. REYNOLDS EXPEDITION.

GEN. REYNOLDS EXPEDITION.
FoRT FErIERnAN, ". T., March 24--The az
peditlon which left here March !, under Gen.
Reynolds, to proceed against northern hostile
indians, has returned to Old Fort Reno, and
is expected hero in few days, when
full details Of the movements will be- given.
Enough is now known to show that it has
met with good success and has severely punished
Crazy Horses band Of Sioux. Cheyennes and
Minneconjous. It is also rendered certain that
the number OF hostile 1ndlsns now away from
their reservation has been greatly ore.estimated,
30 that anotherone OF tue Inl1an humbues OF
tho frontier has been exposed as result Of this
expedition.
II the agencies at Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
we're removed to the Missouri River, the prela-
tory bands which have infested this frontier
would be obliged to succunb, as they get all
their supplies OF var material, as we'll ~ infor-
nation of movements against them, from thess
points,
, 1876-03-26
GRIMM Al.

| D
Clark street last evening, capturing Albert Dyke
man. proprietor, William AiuswoEth, dealer, au(
fifteen gamesters, together with the parapher
nalta in use Ali wore lodged in the Armory.
| r. n. Norton was arrested about o'clock las
night in the ACT Of bu1glariziug the carpenter
shop OF Bailey 1, Wallace, No. 80 Third avenue
| He had carried of ono lot OF tools, aud on re
| turning for second Was arrested and taken II
| the Armory.
| John Eevila, arrested few weeks ago on ths
| charge Of assisting in the Evanston Poat-Oflct
robbery, md committed to jail in default Of BAIL
appeared before Commissioner Hoyne yesterday
afternoon, and gave ball in the sum Of S., 5,00O
with Thomas Coneo as surety.
Carrie Edwards. for beating Frank Wallace
out OF four bits in = saloon on Clark street,
Frank Wallace, for being frcquenter Of disrep-
ing bunch OF cheroota from z. l.. Gar1ity, were
registered at the rmory last night.
John Kennedy, indicted for opening and get
ting money on registered letters, came into the
District Court Yesterday afternoon. where his
father, Edward Kennedy, and friend, James
Cio~ry. entered into their recogn,zances for lis
safe appearance III the SUN OF So 900.
While the wife Of John Pearson, saloon
keeper at No. 159 Chicago avenue, was washing
disnes Friday evening in the rear Of the saloon,
= girl numed ANNE Gunderson, who was aaslst-
ing, WAS cut IN the wrist and dangerously
wounded With q tin cup thrown. it il alleged, BY
her mistress. Mrs. Pearson was aTra,gned be-
fore haufmann yesterday morning, and held in
$1,000 till the eth iuHt- to await the result Of
the girls injuries.
Augustus Valley visited Ryan's dive, corner OF
Van Burea and Clark streets, last Monday night,
and got drunk. He fell into the hands Of II. J.
Kirk, who duves Hugh Reeds hack. Kirk took
him inio dark alley Oft Sherman street, where
he robbed b,En Of eisvef uatch and small
amount OF money. He Kept himself aloof fiom
bis usual stand, corner OF ClAr6 and Randolph
streets, until last evening, when he put in an ap-
p-arauce, vas captured by Detectives Ryan aad
Dargon, aud loc4ed up ia the Contral-
About 9 o'clock Friday night dispute grow
ing out OF game OF pool at the ealuon Of Her
man Jukel, No. 704 West Fourteenth street, cul-
minated in a row, u which the players took
part. During It's continuance young man
naned Frauk Schroeder. who had for his op-
poneu. JOHN Coleman, 1as stabbed in the left
breast by that person, InlictiAg a deep
and very dangerous wound. When the
blow was given the excitement prevail
ing eusoied the would~be assassin to effect
his escape, but before he had succeeded in Sc.
curing hiding-plaee Sergt. Vesey colla1ed hlm
and locked him uo IN the Hiuman Strest Station.
lie was produced before Scully yesterday moln-
ing, and the examination continued to Wednes-
day to await the result Of the wound inflicted,
Schroeder being unable to appear. At a late
hour last night the latter's condition mas regard
Cd aR critical.
, 1876-03-26
announcements

Susan B. Anthony will deliver hor new lecture
entitled "Noman's Wants, 1t Mccormick Hal
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Admission, 10 cents
Tho Rev. ]. G. White will lecture to ladies' ant
gentlemen ia 1. 2. A. Hail, eoutheast corne
Franklin and Van Buren, streets, Monday, at {
p. N. "Ths Great Connict-Popery tho Enem,
Of American Institutions"
The Rt, Rey. Bishop Kain. of Wheeling, ". vs..
will deliver his grand lecture this evening at st
Mary'a Church, Wabash ayenue, "On the Scrip
tural Proofs foz the Holy Eucharist"
The lecture in tho Conversational Course at
Third Unitarian Church, this evening, will be BY
Prof. Proctor, the distinguished sciensiat; sub
ject " Our Suns Family" Tha lecture will be
auporbly illustrated
There will be meeting Of the Douglas Park
Improvement Association Monday. at No. 81
Dearborn street, Room /, ut 2 p. M, in the ILL.,
terest Of the Iwentv-second street, Lawndale
and Crawford, and Douglas Park and Ogden ay-
enue street railways.
music will be given Thursday evening in the
First Christian Church. corner Indiana ayenue
aud Twenty-tifth street, Mrs. Laura e. Dainty
and others will recite. An enjoyable evening is
promised all who attend. Price OF admission,
25 cents.
The Forrestville Club has given series OF Cd
joyablc parties during the winter; and, under
their auapices the ladies OF Forrestvila will give
leap-year party Friday evening, at the bali of
tho Club, on Forty-ifth street. The leap- year
party will close the season. and the ladies intend
to make it q grand success.
Theodore Hlton is announced for lecture on
the Human Miud" at Mccormick Hall .o-mor-
row night week. We arc Informed that both
entrances to the hall will bo open, anu the
usual force OF ushers and ticket-takers doubled,
60 that the crowding and discomfort experienced
at the last lecture will be avoided.
Dr.. Frank II. Reilly, having resigned his posi-
ton as Surgeon in the United States AIaripo
Hospital service, has returned to Chicago after
nearly i've wears absence, and resumed lis con
nection With the system Of exercise which be
WAS the first to introduce to the public under the
usme OF the Health Lift. With him IS asso-
ciated Mr. 8. 8. Bliss (formery Of Bliss l. Sharn).
Their rooms for ladies' and gentlemen are 1t No.
81 Washington street.
Mr.. h ". Mann, . missionary s4de, &hs
auaploss of the ~uknsuh kizeaaa 10 pss3.
, 1876-03-26
THE RETURNED1MtNER1


Friday afternoon gaunt, hungry-looking man
entered the salon de reception Of tho Inter Ocear
and asked il the editor was in. This gentle
manly attache replied In the affirmative, but tina.
he was at the moment engaged iu conversation
With some of the creditors who had called to
ascertain why that note which fell due last July
hadn't been taken up Eet. Would the gentleman
take seat for ruoment7 The gentleman dld
go. aud taking long and ehsrp knife from bis
pocket began eagerly to Put an edge on it on the
sole Of bis boot. "Why dost thou whet thy
knife, witaal?" demanded tho gentlemnn:J
gaunt stranger, evasively. Presently tho
gentemauiy attache, observing that the gaunt
stranger still Kept Oh his hat coughed modestly
but firmly and said: " Gentlemen VITO cali upon
the editor OF the Inter Ueean usually take OF
their hats" "Xall, st1snger," remarked tue
vsitor, as he expectorated uoout three puts Of
tobacco-jui 1pon statistical table by Afe1-
apder Deln1at that Was hanging on the wall;
"wall, strapger, seein' as it ID You, aud bein'
as it ID me, will take of my hat, hut I'm kinder
mouruful 'Dour dom 80 afore strangers. specially
when they baln's h.sted In their v1ttles cos,
you SEQ, ola pard. IT'S hinder ram yet"
"Wnat's raw" ':Yon see," continued the
gaunt stranger in monotonous tone,
'.':ain't but four weeks slnee was
seulrel BY them thar Sioux nup in the
of your cnp then" responded the geutlomaply
attacne who turned very "hise about the mou-h,
:" and so you've just returned from that aurlfer-
ous region" "Awtife1ous hi" replied the
stranger; ' I spelled out'n the Inter Ocean that
gold nuggets grew on every tree up thar, an l
went up tuar. an the blamed Sioux Injius they
run OF my aseers. stole my WHISKY n porI. took
my sculp, an acooted. So I've kinder come down
hyar to see tbs ornery cuss that wrote them re-
ports, mn I'll show hitnawnat sculpln' il like.
b!ams me croas-eyed ef don't. Al ths palm
ahstp st;s:
The nuss he did unto me show,
That muas u show to HIM.
Tho gentlomanly attache'a facs pAIed, but he
had presence Of mind enough to sip out OF tho
room, and. after warning the editor. to return
with the Intelligence that the editor had gone to
Washington to zee about the conti1maIlon Of
the Collector OF Internal Reveaue. The gaunt
stEanger sad he'd call again, shst time wasn't
40 object 10 him, and he'd sorser hang round
the ot1ics till he found the durn skunk. Mesn-
while the editor put on his boots wlsh the toes
back Yards 40 as to battle pursuit, took to him.
self the wings OF tho afternoon and nea home,
where at present be lies, sorely indispo4ed.
, 1876-03-26

| MISUNDERSTANDING. March 2t. Hrs. Roatra
Hammeraann, mother Of alrs. F. scifried.
Funeral from 5o South AoEgan-st. Sunday,
! o'clock p. N.
| L1LL-M1s. E1en Lii. aged Is ycar. md months.
Of pleursy. March a. At the reaiuence of her dauSb
ter. Mrs. Mary Marshall No. 81: South State street
| nosehfu by c@rrisgea.
U-Aurora t1u-S .ad Geaeaso (S. T., papers psssss
copy.
GRAHAM-Charies Walter, son Of J. l. Graham md
Ella Graham, age II months.
Funeral Sunday, March os ut 2 O'Clock. Frfsadz
are invited to attend. Residence, IT, Monroe st1ee
cARPESTER-Aliee Mcintosh, beloved vito Of An"
drew Carpenter, aged p years months day.
Funeral from her lAte realence, los South KS
PLANES street. Monday. March n, It O'CLOCK b1 CAB
Ft28ea to Rosehin.
HARSEY-on March Is, 1t Blue Island, IN thts
county, In the S4h 5eaz Of his age Jacob BaTneJ for
merry Of this city.
Funeral Monday. the 9Th List, from No 1856 nsehs
gan avenue, city.
BEAv1s-on Saturday, tho 18th INIT, It h. rssi-
dence, a A1,esan avenue, Of typhoid Ill.,
John Reavts aged "a years.
70 oanada papers please copy.
CAREY-On March a. Mrs. Mary Ann Carry, u 1x
residence, I4U North Hoyne street.
Funeral at o'clock sunday. March r.
- Detroit papers please copy.
BALDWIN-At Hnssburgh, Vt, March y, =. y.
Baldwin. aged 10 years, father Of Z. 3. and E Y.
Baldwin, Of thls city.
a1ASDEvnLE-1n New Orleans, on ths 21st inst,
Mrs Amelia Manderile, rect Of tho l4te George ).
Vaudeville, aud law Of Mrs- George II. Ndzs
Of this city.
CooKE-At his residence, 7st South afay street
Elias Cooke, OF Wymondham, Norfolk County, Eng.
bis Seth year.
DUNS-At R..euswood. March ., at coasumpsost
Airs. Ellen Dunn, aged 81 years.
Funeral Monday, 9Th inst, at p. n1., to Rasea'A
Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
sTRATTON-On tho sd tuAt, Edith c. St1stonJ
aged II years. the residence Of her mother, No. 191
West Washington street.
Her remains were conveyed to he1 fo1mas hons n
, 1876-03-26
THE CiTr-HALL.

Tho City Collector took in but 1900 yesterday
Water1ents yesterday were S1.74e, and 70
ceipts from tho City Collector 1878.
The test of Dwight's endless chain fire-escap.
did not come off Yesterday ~ expected, tht
Weather being too disagroeable.
Marshal Goodell is reported so much improy.
ed in heal,h that he will be abls to resume lii
laoors Monday should the weather be fine.
Tho Special Committee on Gas il called TO,
Monday at p. m, When it is supposed that
some proposition from the Gas Company, re-
latins to the reduction Of price to tie city, viii
ba presented.
Tho Mayor has not yet signed the Appropris-
ton bill He remarked when il wAs brought to
him that lie would ''look it over" but no does
not state whether or not he will veto any Items
that it conia1ns.
NOTICE 20 THE POLICE.
The following general order to the police force
MAS yesterday issued By Marshal Goodell. It
speaks for ltself:
I. The attention of al members Of tho force il di-
rected to the fact that Of the street etterboxes
IN this city have recently been riaed and robbed Of
their contents and the robbers yet in Gus
tody there is reason to believe that the matter will be
repeated.
for the detection a1res and conviction OF any per
son or parsons engaged IN caught riding the boxes
and not only thus, tut it will bs considered eape-
ctal!y mer1ior7ous IN any member VI the force who
succeeds III bringing the perpetrators Of the to
Justice.
g. The robberes hare occurred between the hours Of
O'Clock p. AID O'Clock l. m. and this being
hms in which fetters not collected, person is
authorized to tanrer with the box pat1olmen are
directed to witch closely in the night time tho
menta Of any suspicious-ookng persons who may be
loiesdng on streeeoroers whero boxes looated
their respective beats.
l. Letter-carriers and persons authorized to collect
the naA furnished With passea by which they can
bo recoguizel butt IL understood th1t thd duties OF
between the hours mentioned in Sec Of the order
II Is Of tho highes importance that the police force
exercise the greatest vigilance in THU NATTER for the
street etterbo must be protected by lei Of the
City Marshal N. c. HicKEr, Gen. Sup't.
, 1876-03-26

chestpeake Hospital: constde. Eli repet,t,o, ..-
to mons in Chicago. 1oo seca1f
On ths cross~exaEatnAtion witness said hah.a
Or. fush moro in acc1al than in a bnsnsa.n no*1
ma no business @ transactions with him since sh,
Mr. Storrs said be had expected esyer,i h ao.s
men to be present but they were not, rrohah1
to the mistake made in the subnnas. ossns
The Court said court would no: ho1d n
noon The jurors would bee excused n, ~ s1Il assa
morning: when the trial would agan come m na'oqaa3
were again cautioned As to dtscusainu tn, tas1
cass, sud this court ad jouruea. ANASaa d
, 1876-03-26
PROF. PROCTOR,

The third lecture By Prot. Proctor MAS delly
erod last evening at Farwan Hall on "Otho
Worlds than Ours" He began by saying tha
he had come to portion OF his subject that VA
not exactly within the scope Of acience. Their
was, however. real scientific interest in tb
movements Of other worlds. Their relations /,
other bodies vas chiefly interesting as bearin,
upon the whole structure Of the universe. H.
wished to bring forward theory that ever
planet had its place. its growth, and death, which
mere governed by certain rules. Thi
was different from tho theory whicl
for many years. Science had never attacked
religion, though it frequently came in conlic
With it. Science simply brought forward facts
The idea Of evolution, which lie had brought for
ward ID previous lectures, Was one winch had
been accepted By every student OF astronomy.
He had . theory in regard to planets, which was
that every one had lts germiuatlon. sts period OF
growth. and its periods OF decay aud dessruc-
ton. He had shown how that theory had been
illustrated By the moon, aud the rule might be
applied equally to the earth and to every planet.
When it ls considered that the beginning Of .
planet is entirely isolated from the beginning of
all others, it will be seen that uo two present
exactly the same stage OF existence.
The room was darketed and 4 picture Was az
hib.ted on the wall, with the sun in the centre,
with the earth and other planetB revolving
around it. Another view showed Mars the
Earth. Venus, aud Mercury. The lecturer ex-
planned that bY reason OF thei: peculiar move
ments it was difficult to observe any OF them OK
cept when they were on tho opposite side OF the
sun. Another picture gave the relative sizes OF
the planets, showing thss Venus was nearest OF
any to the Eze OF the Earth.
Several partial views Of Venus and Mercury
were given, having such indications upon them
~ compelled the conclusion that they had an
, 1876-03-26
THE SOUTH TOWN,

TF{1E1T1dH FOE TH1UNCf102.
Andrew J. Galloway and John G. ghortAll
filed bill in the Circuit Court yastsrday against
the Town Of South Chicago; Patrick T. Bran,
8upe1riso1 Jauss G1seson, Town Qe1t I'd
yard Phillips. Assssspz and KichaAl Evans,
, 1876-03-26

Ths threatened financial c11ais In Aust1tR ussd
hot cauas the people thsre any se1iopa alarrn
Lii Always aasy 10 ind = z In TlauaA
, 1876-03-26

WASHINGTON, D. e.. March 26-1 q. m.-Fo1
tho Gulf States Tennessee, and Ohio Valleys,
Upper Lake region. the Upper mississippi. and
Lower Missouri Valleys, clear OF fine weather,
aud stationary OF slight fall OF temperatnto, With
northerly to westerly winds aud rising barom-
eter.
YnCAf, nBHEnv4T1
, 1876-03-26

MARR AGES,
RAMAGE-FEnRIs-On Thursday ereuing, the 2st
inst, By Bishop Charles Edward Cheney, at the 1es
denco Of the brides brother, ~ Ellis Avenue, lii.
Samuel c. Ranage, Of Knoxyille, Tenn, aud Aiss
Rosa II. Ferris, Of Chicago.
DICKINSOS-SHUaIWAY-O Thursday, March
q, st Plymouth Church, by tbs Rev. william AlVia
Bartlett, George Dickinson, Esq, and Miss Jennie a.
Shumway, daughter Of HRS F. f. Shumvsg, IL oS
this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the evening cd
Tuesday, the list inst., by the Rev. S. a. Adams, M
James S. Templeton md Hiss Eva J. Hammond, al a
this city. No cards.
FRANk-FRANk-On tho 18th inst, Harry l.
Frank aud Julia Frank at tbs brides residence. No. IS
Vernon avenue. No cards.
CULBERTSOS-DELL-At tho residence Of Ar. q.
y. Pnneo Princeton, Ia, March 16, by tho Rev. LII.
Miss Eta L. Bell daughter Of Dr.. G. L Bell OF Cfl
cago, Ill.
, 1876-03-26

EASTERN RAILROADS BLOCKED.
NEW YonR. March 25.-Ths Hudeon River
Railroad trains we're delayed today By land
slides, while those On the Harlem Road and else
where are blocked By soow-dzifts, in sous
places Is or 20 feet deep.
, 1876-03-26
OBITUARY,

NEW YoRK. March 25.-John s. E!drdgs I
former President OF the Erie Hallway, Is dead
Special Dsspat1h to rhs Chicago 7y.bun<.
DETROIT, Mich, March 25--Abram G. Caui6,
ono Of tho olleet citizens OF Detroit, died To-
day. He was high in Masonry, and once gzsat
politician.
, 1876-03-26
Fourth Day Of the Pahlman.
Rush Trial.
The Note Giren to Becker Is Claimed tc
Hare Been for Borrowed
Money.
The Case Expected to Be Ended Early
This Week.

| td 80. - "
together With the reflection that shout all th
| e1ose ouick 3iva,v croac.a~.m;,o+;o,. ~,
] ].a i.' aa4'uo.s'ue n9'
| There Was fair repreaentation of f1ist1l,cr,
.,.o..,, ~, - -. .ss
portion as witnessed tho earlier stages OF til,
| trial. connse, vera m hand ar tba oneni,o :,
court but tho last 4' uitpess uss's
~ -" .hs dstansa = -, ~" usan. suo s''N'ass' .@a
had not been properly subpnpaed
| and bero ves .no.her bi,cb q, ,b;, ,cco,r+
A". .o4o wa ,a:.:s, a: D W 80, ''eoun''
| wished to arrange certain naoers tn he ofrered
~ "-.;a. w aS. 49, ~. 70 oue'so 81
| finish up batch of civil motions in the after.
| noon. coprt ,d;on7ned shortly aftar 10 o,c,oc1,
.oI' ~ou' 11ousu a.o1 ~ -, "'oe - oe'ocA'
| tho Jury being dismissed till Monday morning.
TIE FEATURES or THE pEYESag
90 A.. ....a a;.;.,. - p.r,
stsa.;... ' -. s~oa, 49, ~ o ~, ano
! sworc to roturus, aud the contradiction Of Beck-
| -,.......u-. a.. - ,-. ~ -,
AMI Nusn but ga aud had never received
| but QUE note, the note for S1,701,
due him fot .4owing crooked practices to go on.
time Of The panic for 81 0o19 introduced and In
ssmuch IL the defendants could not testify on this
point and also their books showing this Transaction
wcre burned in the ire at their place. an expert was
put in the stead to that the note NOT
factured for The OCCASION but Was bona Ie note It
claimed that this note was for money which Becker
loaned the defentants and That it taken up In
1874 by Pullman and Rush giving their individual
don but even in The absence Of the books tho DE-
tense cla1n their ability to prove that this nota was
fSr through tho testimony Of
It il now thought tho defense will conclude their
e n u o l M ~
~ tha ;~a N thas tna~a =. ~ tba ,ss
, 1876-03-26

Observation-Disclosures ~ -, the wife Of g. F. Ltch
tenhein Of daughter.
, 1876-03-26
ncEhN sTEAMSHIp NEWS
BIRTHS.

Boston. Mass, March 25-Arrived-Steamah
Circassion, from Liverpool.
, 1876-03-26

Maximum Thermometer. IS. Minimum. 80.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, March Is.
, 1876-03-26

IN CHICAGO.
The alarm OF fire from Box No. 967 1t / o'cloca
yesterday afternoon was caused By tho burning
out OF q chimney in nouso, No. 40 West Four
teenth street. No damage
, 1876-03-26

" bummoning her husband to her bedside
ihe- with : painful effort, gathered breath to
gasp III he ear: " Wllliam-I have-Iived-wi
-you-serenteen-years (here hac voice grew
ter-remembor--:hat-if you-baye-theS Smiths
come so-the-the funerAl-you must put the
-(here she pauBedta moment, but rallylng with q
lash OF old~time Slgor concluded) big green
u1o-chalr-out of-the -becau-e-there's u
-greaso-spot-on the-seat." Her husband
,odded to signify his intelligence Of and ac-
luleecence in her dying wishes, and with happy
'mllei rradiating her pale countenauce she fell
back upon the pillow and went to be an angel.
''Hello. poys!" calculated q citizen to sew
nj o.hers, few evenings back. a. he WAS
Elanclns through the papers; s"old Staaden's
County,. ..'stsaden7 ssaaden ?" CALCULATED
he SECOND citizen. slowly revolving tue subject
his mind; "seems to me I've heer'n o. that
,sme before. Who was staaden. anyhow"
ErebuS dont you knows " responded = third;
*vhy be was that young TELLER on Clark street
tapdkerchiet." :" 20, blazes. mo-" sa;d a
ourth; "ls must hare KILLED somebody,
II stolen $50 700, OF done some-
hing big, because he WAS only sent IN
Or . year, and he got eeyernl new triale, and
IS most tsFo years Gince be did it, you eau bet
hat Staaden's none OF your bind organ grinders
)ocket-handkerchlef sort OF men. No, sirree
les high-toned duck, whoever he is." Finally
hey a1l sgreed that he Was ono OF the Directors
II n Insurance Company Such is fame.
TIE ALEuAa 0Ro1HEHs-
The annual report Of the Ale1ian Brothere'
Hou,iLal, located on North Franklin street, ap-
,eared yesterday, and is as follows:
Herewith wa present to you again report ct the
Fork Of our institution. From the medical statenent
viii be that We hsve had larger number Of in
raa under during tho last yesr than ct any
dnne beiore Altogether, 6lo patients have been at
kndod To within this time At hospital The greater
G4iDrIkY n{ thAYu kFe2tAd uEuA1 without
punpensa:,uo.
oonddsrtns tase Increased number Of patients and
acult tsak It vas to provide fcr them ali nscesss-
nA kn& taoes comforts which ars 10 much required
Gnf4nx ts2e At a3nk1eaa. Having no funds nor any
~ pa1E fRoeas N ars a2sza3x de2aadsat 9pon ~
, 1876-03-26

AT FERNaNDtNA, FLA.
6AyAyyAa, Ga, March 25.-The buaiooss por.
tion Of Fernandina burned yesterday. Toss
$4,000,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-11

We appeal to our town authori-
ties to see that tho sidewalks are
kept clear of idlers and loafers.
There is no reason why Lords cor
ner, or Mas corner should be so
crowded, packed and jammed as
they are sometimes. 1t frequently
happens that ladies are forced to
take the street in order to get past
these crowds.
Again, these loafers arc not al
ways very choice in the language
they use, and it is quite common
for them to rip out protanc and i'll
decent words. We have a city or
dinance on this subject that should
be rigidly enforced. Let no guilty
man escape.