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CRIMINAL.

Deteca1o Hsnsotnan yestcrdAy Arrived hone from
Holland, Aich,, bringing with him = boy named
Arthur F. Barry. who soma weeks sgo stole buggy
belonging to J. L. Eelufemsn- Barry wa imuedl-
atey hs1d by Justice surmesald In 81 600 b. to tbs
Criminal Court
Christopher Custe, Davft Harrison, Frank Roach1
and Frank Wade, Migrants Who ha.e beon lpa1ng
around for soma time At tho I,thel Homo, wers last
evening taken IN for yagraacJ " tho West Madison
street police At s request Of tho Keeper Of tho Home.
hers WAS no further for thcul auca tho election
of AID. GsorYe Willie
Sweet William Langdon altaa "Apretito Bill" wn
yesterday nned so for vagrancy, and for Insulting
Mr. Liucoln Of the Board Of Trade. The gentleman
had warned \ Of Col. Bowen against teoptug CON-
pAny with man whose portrait adorned The Aotues
Gallery. Bill met Mf Lincoln 1t ChapR dOFe's. aud
bsa tha cheek to take him to task about It. An otcer
vas promptly brought ln and Appetite Bill cat, say
that he slept In csntral Station for u least one night
In hls tHe.
Ju.sloo Salisbury yesterday held !. Mcponough in
aid Matt burke In s1Oo bail 10 tho criminal Court.
~ ball given by Harmonic Lodge 9. Fl Eastef
q sssa
Hcury Nurubacker anA robbed hlui OF Talua0la gold
watch and nafsiye sesi ring. AeDonau8h snatehed
"pas," and thsn snatcsled tho Eng and rau. Burke,
who Ii hacknan, picket It ", but Il was imsnedi.
sd a. IN bsa
pauy than for anything ella ofieerr Flynn md
Lanciug made tbs arrests.
List evening sbout o'clock ~ IN Attache OF THz
TA1HukE was riding to lfa homo on Tho Wess 6ids on
Nandolph street ea., lie assaulted by sut.!au
who got on uear Morgan street. The gentleman
| sskvd ths bully 70 make room 20 10 could
70 uae Tho most Insulting language, IA tha gcntls
NAN ~as getting oH, tha haif.dzunkeo sueaan pushed
him. and nearly threw HIN uulsr Ahe wheels OF the
! car, Naturally tbs lerAon who w&s thrown turned
shout, and u he did 70, the fellow plscei
hi. hand In hls hlppocket and attenpted t.
feYOlfHf. 4 F1QQfQut blow fEGN
| 4 cane prevented This. Tha conductor then came
ths feacuo and stseupted 70 quiet Tho fellow, Wiz
Jumped Away from him and followed tue reporter on
| tlmo hs received = sessro choking and sew
! ezal yigorouA blows, Which did not ut
chance to shoot. AersfAl spectators then came up
and eopeled tbs fellow 70 60 his ws} i r. one g
drunken r1izu wanted 10 shoot soinsbody, and the,
got on on tho plea Ut temporary insanity AoHetor,
| Tho attempt was njpped In the bud this tins
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,hsnushout the country az poatesa undcs tho
.,ot,. La t,f1tkno nf u lima y La ianti,

Throughout the oountry AZ poetosa undcs tho
nom tlo rtutno OF Una" Ia aoad.
.r<e,at. Dispash to Tia Ch'raoo tribune.
DxLv,pEnE, H., NaJ s.-fohtcr,laJ morning
Dr.. James r. Bono, after 1va Jcarb' suffering
passed to lila final rene. Ho WAS born At ClAske'
villa, N. r., In 1871. lie cntno TO- Do'v1doro in
1865, uhoro he had sinco praettcef bis profos-
rion. skliul physician and ostln'abic cistzon.
community arc nis snoutuora. Funoraf services
tomorrow A. . O'Clock.
Srtctai Dispatth to Thu Chicago Tribune.
RAoiHE, Wis, May 9.-Misa Auha bsrnc,. a
yo,,ne lady OF 1naav Christian gracos and "a
vorits With largo clrclo Of friends III thin o'ty'
died At hor home hero last night After 1lnEer-
ing il)bess. 1Ias Dyrno Was formerly . toaeher
in Tho Chicago High School. aud her doath will DO
deeply regretted BY those who know hor In tho
lntter city, a. wolf As by hor many friends III
Raclne,
, 1876-05-04
The SOUTH TOWN.

CONCLUSION OF THE AhHGAt%sAt
The arguments on the motion Of Edward ph''aps
,or ,r, 3n,unction against tho South Town Boar,1.
ues1uann 14sb, and ". Il. II. Gray, rnke CONTINUED
yestorday morning before JadRo Fsrwel and sssrses-
Cd considerable attention.
Mr., F. 8, 1sham, on bohaH Of Tho defandanes,
opened tho srgunont, urging specially tue "Ant @
Jurisdiction Of court Of clanesrT to hear tho ease-
competent tribunal had declared the e'oe-
lion void, sud there was no presumption in
11hllina' favor. II Wa not sase oS
= contested election. II vas - though 1no NJ.
ranso had been brought, and 1udRment Of oastSr Yer
Rsen. 70 that tho questions a. q INC h, q. d
cided thai tlcro had been failure 10 elect ~
There thrso caaea in which tae boasd ~ ~. ~
necessary, Their finding wss quaai-judlchl and
conclusive until reversed n direct pr9tesa'n,sx, ,s
ruwn Iuua nosrd should proceed. i the Ioxn
Doard had power to enter the inquiry = to wessr
there had been failure 70 elect Or not ~ns.nes % .hs
qusut appointments were regular and valid.
Ths present Assessor, Mr. dr., haa les appointed
IN setus po.sesston Of lie oice in ths exercise Of
tle function. Of ths olco, clothed Nth he Ro"nss
Tor s & ssSorea ~ .n aR ha .ppoas
ment. liz titic could not be collAteraly attacked.
Secondly, court Of eh.reory bad no pere5 s,d n ~ ~
~ ~, ~ ts. e IN eon.estsd eeeo Mr. Ish.n ctea
large number Of cases bearing on .as po,M,s 'h-
| M,. II. r. ruLEY,
one Of the counsel the sao side. who aad tnat e
5st'hs t5s. sy.r *'e eams ' into III 40 eort. fs.ua .
the magnitude Of tho present hsa m no pr; pi;
ael in ae h,oGy q dl o aud e sS
| dence was overwhelming. Tbs cause ahou!A nast
boeu anitled I'LL to enable fhslEs to pe1pesla9
ord whether complainant came iuto eouft WI, VIII
clean hands. How judging from ths reeors, eoSie w.
| Phillips have ss.nding minute IN ooo1 "nea A4'
1 3nr5 reCkinD With {rnuuf
, 1876-05-04

eh,N out Of Ctsg-Attornc5 samleson' "o
opin,on on tho subject and sspoe'ng !" Ns
potn.s, and they have CONS 70 "s un.
nous couetualon that there Fs ssAuIs
IN Tho Office Of Mayor, thst Ar. Aoyuo w "uo Nv
.1,, s1rcts 10 m that vacancy, and that hs MA shs
s,ab+ ~ ron III ous,tIoa ID sssums Tho oce Of May
~ Mr. 1foyDs hltuself WA surprised ~ Inc snos-
o,n,.,, ocs,ness and soundneaa OF THIS Legal opin-
I'm. and admitted that shs law IN biz fAvor w.
,trnnser than hs had before supposed WIN uis
o,tpton 10 baek them mp, Tho no" conn'
ell will AID. cullerton Of tho old noa5.
hsre 1.id ont heiF III pt0sea%av sea% ao,, n oon.
asnes, tsat hey .re bound 70 VIM e!thar " seating
Mr. Ioyne by calling N election n sase .na1 snd
eo@. wh sns pover 4 'hs F':t S'a9n o.sS. :ttG.
10 has o,s. E,,nsa h,s sea seat c.rtia.y ~ w fn1e.
ssf,' Safsb., '.eH aooaoa po,Iee n preventing NJ.
ono from en.sspe tns ds' .. sn .. H.
aud nnrrostd by ihe sober senss q tho new Council @
Just wet hsr pans .ss IT, s3nno' ,ss III II "a dssslopsd @
Y II. ns s.nR, s I'D q % tss sssh. e
i. aud honest ' s,ssa: snoc WIN IL ts,or Il
n1ns new Mssor. and only nins eIers 81 f..or q she
oIest M Smsss.n io'd{.@ Tut y,ry It.s dlfp'al'' A
sa s ns sss he
Council with Increased hops !. The t.et that uos'n hSs
70 make x ss pos q Mayos
1n sn coadt..on tu o. .has tho new Council ahonla hs
siiged 10 chooks its own presiding oaceT ana al rs
cnmnttecs without AnJ Interference from him. II u
sfnos netess 10 sAy that his negotiations h.ve fallen
thrnuon The new Council In not in the trading hus-
,,cas row Tlerc ia flAyor Of honesty And Straight,
forwarduess shout their actionh whies canoo'
As regards Mr. Hoyno, thera seems 10 ns but one
opinion. Mo having received o Fotoa q ~ reSen
sce,ion aud ths lswJers agres!ng that tnas t.es
sufficient proof that lie tho choice q lAa pegt'c.
viii 10 requested to qualify in tho usual way. Il
cortendc0 thsi, unees NJ nuyns 9ualhes ana saose
nuentIy rcslEua, 1t VIII te illegal 70 aA hpecia
| election for liz JoF. There viii donntess % eolnt
music II tho meeting At The Council Aionuay eyon
tnc. Ono thing n certain, howeEcr,-that no neH
,nen tnve their plans veil ktd sna will pronAeJ ieteI
| In CoiyinItes ID manner they ittle expect.
In regard 10 tho city certificates. ne memoer +
Of the ncv Council With the hankeEs hefe VINO VI,
rrfuse 10 take them. They arr ih favor OF rayn9 ~
tGe Old ccrdcates, but their faces hre lnsFab,y e
anoIust tl,e ssue Of any new oneH Ia Ans'el 70 u
unstiou u to huw lhe ttalefs OF thu clsy nofet1,
,uou tAail be csr1lsl on. they arc dnormned 20 gu
! down e1tcnsus 70 - 70 preclude tho necea
| sitv Of mora certificates. Thh, with u
fsct TINT many Of tbs socalad taa.hghtcrs Will uhHe
new administration nf honesty and deecheS. com
forward and pay up thrtt taxes. will PROVIDE ior -
cxpci,sts Of carrying tho City Government pay u
ypr1ous departments now bowling Tor bsck pay, n
r.iso ihe credit Of tha city to standard 70 wnleh
hls long boen stranger. Instead a dassro5h9 ~
credit - the present oyaiatn of unlnou oo!fonln
OF city certificates ", they think 30 well CALCULATED
| IN
, 1876-05-04

ohIo-Georxe E. Kuspper, ". D. shipmhu. and IA
r. rarrlsh. MIA,
Il.enf1o 1n!en;Eso Ge0SI F. NeIa%i .nd = !. coan,r. "
Wiacon,ln-D. II. Malone, A. Mseh's, sud Il v.
fr ilnois1r r. Shouts, H. L. oIds. J. ". Campbell.
and ). Q. 1F!!lson.
lowa-O. F. bare.
- rss following Committees wsrs appointed L, thu
on uonsutalton-Mes.re. .Harwooa. Knsrperh, M .na
rs1Ior Tlno and piaceNo1And, nttohie, and 1liott;
Desisn and Price Of Nsdals-rsrslsh. ono5lc, snu
Hsrp; order Of nut.nets-ahouts. Taylor, aud Dara
Charter-o!ds, nitch!s, aud Conner. .......
c.l eentess 70 t.Ie plses this aTen!ns 10 lion r
Mendricks Of Ind,ans an aov+ paTeridee. anu Y: =.
Poole Of this city The contest VII az ~ aeee
vii bo ~ foIlows, repsaentinR si1 AAtsa, n agRIs-
gals Of nity colleges, and 10 900 STUDENT: q IeTs
eonain. 4. T Noan Missouri; Miss Evelyn II. Chap
man, lows and hi1sa Laura 4. Kent, ohio. uu,.,
The Convention H rsassemp1ee ~ the fae'no "''''
THE PROGRAMME
Nnsis y M.,. Nsvlns' eonbined band and or
AZ .ddre.. Of welcome by thu Hon. J. H. n'"''l''
.sposs ossas by g. H. Meek. President Of tho North
WESTERN Intet.ss.se Collegiate ASSOCIATION. n.,,
An crst1ou by J. H. Edwarda. Of Indiana. snp]eet
" Bearing Of rrejudico In ths Formation OF op'n-
i. a:s,ss -: s. nteh''' Of Wisconsin Sub
' In orasioa tic by j. 9. 1evl. Of Illinota. Subject
our lse>ubi!o; Church md State" ,...,.. ur,,
o..ea u Ghsss, M,na Of Missouri Sub
"a Il. oration BY sihs Evelyn u. chapman. sabjeet
4, or.tisa y sii.s Laura A. Kent. sne'ect: "pe.
Announce,nsns of Tho decision and drawing o. ~
rrizts-s gol! ,neda for TIC n1. sl;et nedM ,T
tauou are TO reader their dccslon ou tho nertA
, 1876-05-04
RELIGIOUS,
Yesterdays Session OF tho Gcnor-
al Conference Of tho Notll~
otlist Church.
Meeting of the Particular Synod Of tho
Dutch Reformed Church,
METHOpISM.
THE QrADRESAIAL CONFERENCE.

ME HCLloBls
THE QuADNESNIAL CONFERENCE.
fpec,at Dtspafeh to 7ht Ch1edao Tt1ounA
BAIr1Monx, Nd, May 5.-The Conference, At
tie end Of its third dsy'h soasion, IL organized
aud ready for busincos. Tho whole body Ia
divided into tho following commltteos. Epla-
copacy, 1tineranoy, hlinaons. Education, State Of
the Church and Conference Boundaries. Freed
mon NovtvaIs, BundaJ-Bchools and Tracts, and
Church Extension. In raising the judiciary
Committee, 10 which are to bo referred tho do
cistons OF tho Bishops In tho District thurch
Courts, an interesting feAturo occurred. bishop
Gimpson, on bohalf Of the Bench Of Dlshops.
explained thai they had boon daslrod to
decide questions Of law In thcso Courts,
and had done 30 for tho sake
Of sas nndefytns practice Of these various courts.
M o;ss Is ill., sps
ysrse their decsions, The dohato orer this m.tser
auard sRainst GENERALIZATION Of loo much powos In the
Bshors, anti tho rcmsrts Of Bishop aimraon snoEa
ho fully and eheerfuy the Dtehops recognize theie
responsibility to The General Conference.
CANDIDATES..
arc beginning 10 appcar. Among ohers Dr. Baylisss,
for eitoT It the Ifstern cSr.stan laeosak st Gin
clnnsu. and Pr. nuckeJ for editor ot the Ehriasan
M S9c YS saa .por
ont localities gvcn and resouiaons ncrs adopted
pe8lnR loyalty to tho Epiacopacy and tho ltiaetsnoy
aud ocarnR that the number Of the Presiding Eldsra
and thclr diatrica should 10 determined BY vots Of
tho annual Conferences. Further meetings ara 70 b
| hold, and somo change seems Inevitable.
[1b As AGtocfatsJ 1rtst.I
DAIr1MouE, Nd, Atsy 3.-Tha General Conferences
OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church, bishop simpsou
presiding, took up this morning she report OF tho
Committee nu Rtlln8. ... -......- .......
Rulos wero adopted and several Committees wer.
appointed.
Tho Koy " T. Pope the fratcrnal delegate from tn
British Wesleyan Conference presented, cordtal,
welcomed, and malo short address. A message Il
10 tln Committee OIL Correspondence and the action
bishops it, appointing frnteruAl delegates to that Con
| ference wes Confirmed. An ordcr Of butincah WA
| mpde, anu tho Conference Id jouruod.
, 1876-05-04
Tho qualify OF tho Hood.

Upon tho quality Of tho blood depends, in =
great measure, tho yigor aud health Of tue body.
il tho blood s wanting in nutritious properties,
tic muscles arc auro to bc weak md thbby, tho
dry, tho ouoehs hollow and the oyos lussroiess.
TO improve the quality OF tho blood atmulatc
digestion aad asstm. .lstion with 1ioatetter'a
Stomach Ditto7s, under tho influence Of this
s.rength-crsatng cordial tho body IL efficiently
nouriahed, and tito 1!esh grows. in consequence,
moro ablndant, tho muscles become moro com.
pact, tho ohook Is tInged with = hea!thful color,
ADD tho eyo regans ita brigituoss. The Ditters
also free the blood from Impurities by at!mulat-
form their duty OF carrying OF the refuse Of the
system. which, II not ontlreY got rid Of, poisonH
tho vital cuTrenL.
, 1876-05-04

DbR1EN-1n shts city, Wednesday. May ., Mary,
wiEc Of john UDr!an. --
Funeral from hsr Ato residence 3as Ma1wull atreet,
Friday. aIay D. To Holy Family Church, thcnco by car
r1agcs to Calvary Cemetery.
beloved wife Of retsr Hsrnes, aged 70 years,
Funeral this morning 1t 10 i. m. from No, lTA
Blats stroet. Friends Of tho family aro invited.
1atla Mandeytlle, sister of Ma B., w. dIl. Of this
city.
coLEIAN-At Dixon. Ill.,, APRIL 20. JulA Cam.
mann, wife Ut John Coloman. aged 10 Year,,
BROCKWAY-Tueslay May 2, Daily Grace, onIy
daughter OF II. ]. alll Fanny Drockway sgaa years
hAA 10 months,
Funeral Thursday, hny l. at 10 4. III. from residence
Of ", Tw!tty, 100 houth Lincoln street.
, 1876-05-04
THE NEW COUNCIL.

THE1H
Tks ,sx.l gentlemen xhoms4a lew Aldermen hte
b,su consulting With are known to 10 tAtcs a. Ills
and impartial hrJss. - can " found In oh'esao or
Aoyvhafs u.st for thas mAtss, Thss eA's sMau5
.ess1se,d ths quss,laa Il IL ysoA1oJ, dlnag Gs
, 1876-05-04

We Want Your Attention q Moment.
Wo mating It To tho tnks1sst sS III wanting bed
ding, laes curtains. Wallpaper, laubrsquios.
ptces, etc., for cAAh, 10 call. H1LaHA, JENKINS b
FA1oA, 23l H4ts stfset.
, 1876-05-04

In the Golden Age Of 0lrlhood
preserve the bsauty Of tho teetA with 6ozodon and
then when the AaIr Il alvesrd aud tho oyer dimMad
with years. tho mouth will stl reEs TIVE g!l.tar1ng
rows Of uh4u!ted Ivory,
, 1876-05-04
Furuttufn.

Coes eaah buyers will do wnu 10 e1anips goods and
prioes 1t Holton Hld1th'a, "a and 11 ssAse street.
Thor goods aratczss. and pEieea b%lov oshoks.
R@oeEpbet thsf punbtrA.
, 1876-05-04

Mr. Moaher viii open bin gallery, o51 WAbash ave-
nus, for public reception, giving Ill Al opportunity to
aoo biz laFgs collection Of Imperial photos aud his.
toricsl biographical albums that ho has baca engaged
ia aettius up for tho Centennial a they arc to he
spnt 70 Philadelphia Saturday. All arc cordially iu-
, 1876-05-04
FINANCIAL,

spse,at Dlsraleh 10 1he chltdga Tribune.
ANN AnBoR, Mich, May al. II. Maynard, an
e1touB!yo dry.gooda merchant Of tnts city, made
Al assignment to-day.
, 1876-05-04
DUTCH REFORMED.

MEETING OF THE PARTICULAR s1Hop.
Tho twensy-nrst auoual moeting Of tho Par
ticulas Synod Of Chicago OF tho Dutch To-
formed Church commenced yesterday forenoon
In the First Church, Tho Rov. D. Do Boy, pastor
at tho corner Of May and Harrison streets.
This Synod enbraces the BIateB OF Illinois,
Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska,
Ksusas, and Minnesota, including oighty-four
chusches-al in tho West. There arc thirty
churches Of tho denomination In this State.
Ihose yar,Due eocleHes arc divided into ciasaoa
known az Illinois, Michigan. Holland. Wlscon~
ain, and Grand River. There 2,500 eomnaunt-
cauts In this State.
The following ministers and Elders weto p5es-
Ont ut lilo openug Of the Synod yesterday:
altcAlgnu-The Reys. N. D. Williamson and ]. ".
Dearslee, and Elders J, Z. Iewts and William Mecor-
iliInol.-rhe Rey.. 8. DOlta and A. woEmset. and
Elder Pntcr II. Weatfal,.
IIolland-The 1tov. O. Van dor Veen and Elder Van
Wisconsin-The Rovs. B. De Boy and A. buurnma,
aud Elder A. Do Roo.
Grand niyer-Elder F. Van Drtelo.
The Stated Clerk, tho Roy Mr.. Behrdslec,
called tho Synod to order, and tho loV. hir.
Vnn dor Veon made the opening prayer, and Wan
thon chosen as President. 49,.
Tie liov. MI. Williamson was chosen Adaessor,
and tho leeyH. Me6Hts- NormRor anu buafama
Clorka pro tom. .....
T,tE FOLLOWING STANDING COMMITTEES
vere announced by the prosidont.
Dyertt,tcs and Judicial Dusness-The Rev. Messrs.
Williamson and Duutsms, and Euler Van Drioo.
Classical Minutce-Tho Rev. Nessrs. Do bolka and
10 1ey, and Elder Lewis.
Classical neports-Tns Rev. nteasra. Desrdaeo md
| Nur1nser. and Elder Wcstfaf. o..
Bynolleal aIlprtos-The 1lov, MessTa. nuursma and
| Wornser aud Elder Van l,ree.
Questorate-Tho Her. Messra. .Woemser and William+
son, and Elder Mccormick.
Nomlnttions-TAe 1sav, MosBrs. Do Boy and Dcarda-
/ Ice, and Elder Van Hree.
Mssions-The 1sov. Mtssra. Williamson and De
| Dolka, md Ellegl Weatlal1 End Van Driele.
| At noon the Synod adjourned unit! 2:90
O'Clock. .......
| THE AFTERNOON eEss1oN
WAS ouened with prayer by the Nev. A. Duura-
ma.
The Committea on Queatornte reported,
through its Chairman, tho Roy. Mr. Wormaer.
! as follows:
Nalance u tha bcgiaulnB Of tho Jsar comn1one- =,
rotsi .mount from lbs different classss during -,
tho ycar..+ AZ
Total amount In Treasury.
Total expenBcs,.. ~
UalaNco. ...s..s...'..ss..s.*.ss..$
The Comtn,ttoe recommended aaaesemGn&a fol
1870 ~ follows, to cover tho general expenses
Of tho Synod Classic OF Michigan, $3.50 I'LL
no!s, .e25; Holland, s288o; Wisconsin, ga
Grand Rivos, 629.oo.
Tile foport was adopted, aud there boing nj
further business ready for tho day, the eynot
adjourned at 9:15 p. 1n., with tue understanding
| that session would bo hold this forenoon, ant
| tho moetlug drawn to 4 final oloBo.
Last oranlng tho President tho lsev. air. VA,
: dor VecR, preached sermon In tho Firs
| Church.
, 1876-05-04
OBITUARY..

NEw yo2r, Nay s.-Mrs. Mary A. Ford, wife
Of Augustine Eotd, Of shs lri.A Wora, known
, 1876-05-04

MARRIAGES.
CoNOVE1t--KENNY-Wei morning, May 3
By tbs Rev. N, yau do Laar Mr. F, Il. Gouoyer ant
Mlss alarJ A. Kenny. All Of this city.
, 1876-05-04

Tue Finance Committee reported that they haa or
aniaed tas nanci1l report and found 1t un light On
motion, ihe report W. accepted, ,,,.n -..,.o,
and proceeded 70 elsct no oictls tos w sAsosns
year. Tie result IL follows: Icaideut j. Irsy'
President j. s. Caflsou; becyotary D. D. ". carsar;
Treasurer, ]. ]. Atclardton ~, .,
~ Mote1 % tns' Nn,ac,a ' Auen. for ths current
year. Carried BY unsni.nous yuts: v:or n e,.,,.
aptl D, l.. Phillips bu the TIRES uleufe me1nGors ot
(bo Executive COMMITTEE aud that tl1r President An1
Becretary Of tao Association hs e1-olcla asbuFs u
Tho members Then adjourned. aftur p:s4ng reao-
luaous tA.pltns Co.. w!l.cu WI IT,: y yi Trimmer
for tbs e!nce1t manner ~ which they LAYS attended,
10 The lut,ns Of the Association.
THE CENTENNIAL.
Gan Smith. Secretary Of tbs Cpntenn!al Hats BoaEd
of managers, has ISSUED tbs following circular;
sm Directed b. ths sate Board of li.n.xsts to In
form you that ths lnos batc l3udiug Will be co,-
Rssa o. % ent ns u I'll. crcuia aud conn"s
uutl ilt elosn OF the Exposition Nov 0l one cory
Of youF pzpe to n placed Oh III for ths u'a u vss-
1hs stass Building hAs beeu erected for tho
1nodatou u the etLens Ut Il,nOa attending the 1n-
ny ooa.ut ilss of thslr STATE journals, viii
frteuds, receive their lnn and obssin information
IaftA!nlnx to the kIpoAitton.
Thsro stI be competent persou in charge Of this
s4ts building. whu will a q. nes gtTo such 4ntor-
nation 10 Ss sna nho WI Vii sss
charge Of such articles ~ sha~is aESscoats aateoss
etc., free Of charge. -...- ~
There viii ts secept!oa-Eoom for general ase,
With private tsflos aud washroola for thu ladies'
tsuu.ng.room IN which daily aud weekly hles Ut tht
t4ls Newspapers will b. found Ani wn1so Tho repre-
sentatses ot ths pttss Will nnd tuitAbls accom'nods
ton. 49,,
register will " kept ta which al riatoss w "a
whsrs stopping in tho city, aud how long they "s IT,
main. Th!h Will ttuvs valuable Tor rsIe1encf aaa el
Rblo any ono u dad lhetf friends. ,...
All pelsona Wishing 10 their MAS ~ toe stste
Building wilt hase IL hddrA6ssl to their tauo Eas t
puts 8sass building, csntonu!A arsshos Hnaaee''
phia, n.
Al ps~spspsu for hlo and !ettsfs On natsss 4 PER
tanln4 70 ths Exposition should sS sddssssSa 80 osa
j. C. 8pltA, ILLINOIS Htxts bu!ldln8l odnESAhlA
arsunaa, pRIiAdalphis, II.
, 1876-05-04

Tho Cpmp.roIler Atasea that hs Is 1stsnsd With tho
turn aairs haYe eaknn and he feels confident Of over
coming past diMcultlos. liz does not kuow whcn he
will 60 Ess. perhars not at all unleas ho ahnu1d fall
in his prblect 10 borrow money Vt home captaltsts,
which he Think a caM lH lilo hnB received other and
equally aaauruB dispatches from tho East, solne Of
whcl. osr loals. should they 30 needed, from that
ployes, who un1erdtAnd tho condition Of sAira, Arc in
daily expectatto Of tho long-poaponed payday.
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h..ofP.

Cheyenne Lodge No. 1.-Meets every
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
T. DO. #
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rerrftoriaI omeer.-

Territorial Officers
Gocernm-Jno M Thayer.
Secretdry4G w French.
Chief Justice of Sup. Court w Fisher.
Asso. Jusfices-J b Blair, Z Thomas
United States Collector-E 2 Snow.
Surveyor GeneYal-E C David
Register u. S. Land Object z Thomas
Receiver Of Public Moaeys-I Whippie.
Territorial Iredsurer-A r Converse.
Territorial Auditor@Orlando North.
Territorial Libroriqn-John Slaughter.
,Supt. of Lnstrucion-John Slaughter.
us. District Attorney-J ] Jenkins.
u. 8. Commissioners w Bruner.
Clerk of LIST Judicial Dist W Bruner.
Marshdl-W F Sweesy.
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Churches.

Observation-Disclosures Street,
corner Of Hill, Rev. C NJ Sanders, Pas
tor. Services at IL q. m. and 7:3O D. m.
Sabbath School follows morning service.
Bible and Prayer service Wednesday
evenings. Sociables, as announced.
Seats, free. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public generally to attend
the service. Strangers specially welcome.
Presbyterian-Rev. JY Cowhick, Pas
tor. Services at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School after morning service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Methodist EpiscopalLRev. w F War
rem, Pastor. Services at II a. M. and
$3.50 p. m. Sunday School follows morn
ing service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
african Methodist Episcopal-Services
at III m. and 7:30 p. m. every Sabbath.
Rev. Thomas Whitlock, Pastor.
Roman Cdtholic-Rev. j McGoldrick,
Pastor. Rev. Eugene Cusson, Assist
ant. Church on O'Neil street. above
Twentieth.