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, 1876-12-20
TIE INQU1RY-NIEET1NGs.

! "uAI WAS NQGG IAEhH 1aolhHOA4s
The inquiry. meetinRs continue to ho thYouxel
with poor souls trembling to bc relieved from the
tolls Of pin. In tho ihqulry-foom ID where the real
practical work Of salvation 10 carried on. Tho GEN
cral meetings interest The sinner and awaken him
to sonso III bis gulli liz listens to the singing OF
hfr. sankey ind The preaching OF hr. Moody. and
hts inner nature Ia trunblel and very likely ht ID
determined to lead ho.ter life. Hut without the
advice Of experienced Christians he Is wcnk md
apt to break his good resolutions. Let HIN 70 into
tho inquiry -room. aud there he nnda The personal
COUNCIL aud advice which Is 30 grateful and even
essential 10 the maintenance Of ts procr strength
Yesterday at tho close Of the MONDAY meeting
Mr.. Moody AZ ,.aunt, extended tho invitation IL al!
persons seeking Christ e attcnd ihc Inquiry mcct-
added ihat the Tabernacle would remain open Ill
day and evening. and the Inquiry 'n1oetlnGs wonld
continue all tho Time.
Tabernacle. therv are two eido rooms underneath
she galleries which nlyused asn1niry.tooms, a. Quo
Ss tss 's ssss dass e 5 1s sasy Ss S %s ss H. a h
prayer ting quite : number of young and Old
crowds towarda The inquiry. room. They kept
strlugng In for ssvo.nl M!'nutos. Ons Of The nIas
70 enter was the lsade, !he l!sy. Mr. speacc1 who
ISug T. .l,e people sau,o n ~ stn4luF Was con-
se sasi ssnt III t. CONS
forward s9a aks teso font *oni' 80 that We can
- IR.re ua wefs poraps 100 in III, roou Tho ore.
maturity Of Them wcro men well along III years,
aa many Gsay heads could bo sssn W.. eyi
% as neaS not a. S9y ssEy
cbtisflnna te tako pass In these meetings, TO mike
praycrs to uuviuo. and talk with .hc acouyested.
spoasor ID and % uVsry head ~ a' Was b9ewsd .apps. n
ton. Then there VIVA a aong, tho audience being
SaS9G ss ss@a e @ s9sy ,ssy f. 6s G5sF so 70 disturb shs
=, ono OF tho men oNered prayer, followed by
Mr. esns' fs Ss wa: tI tsuSkh
sonis refreshed in these mectings" large i purt
OF tle audience stood up.
hs,a %o !! ss ss tS e seaief ff ~
c't;t" Several rstposnaSa ,ss ,sy El,IGs
oar WsS oa ssasa u and need
sa.ss: 'ss Sse
aid sey eh?s,'sn: ars Sasss !hsss \ she
tss s s III ss Ssx e. s .sy ssass wa s .d s
After ll.tlo quiet, exhorta!on In fsw and attins
words, the leader dism!sAed tlls meeting. l,his
up Into iItt!e bands md ,groupt Tho inq4ilers
were speedily surtoundea BY enshualastic wotkcrs,
syssomatiealiy liz York was performed. A'''' 4'
young n1nn OF very pfep0SScsstnB appear
ancc, we'll ll.drepsed and welt hammered, told
gentleman With whom be WEI conyersins that hu
had attended tho n0on'mectlnEp regularly for a
week, and felt greatly Interested, yet could nat
scn|l{ tuil whether no WAS converted or not, llo
Ind determined 10 tcfoFm biz ways aua wanted
Several quits young men, who had entored tho
!ulury.rootn together, worc talked ,vlsh. and At
pap!ona were Ill aecply Impressed. -
y you'd bs Impossible to gyc nil tic scenes and
rlcty Of experiences. and 0ut Of Vii OF tGeus ths
ChtIattan workers anh counselOn wore enabled to
draw much hope; All the afternoon thu inquiry.
room Was reOllicd.
, 1876-12-20
MOODY'B ADDRESS.

." AfFhAA ~ THE CHURC1tFa AND MfEfaTEHA.
Tlls following address has been issued by Mr.
MOODY 10 tho churches and n,inisters Of tAs North.
west:
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::S.s ;'S :
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.ss ssy sstis p s;s :s:'ts
:sS.ss;S S' ssp III ,1sss ss
t l u IN cn'c' lave s oppor
a 's se I'm s;S t. u ss Sh5
A n,tEi tES1ss.KS; xsi n: w p.sye., saay
sSss ts {s!t,s *;ss: Il r.
fssS ps sa; ;s:;ss;
~ shs aa ty s %is,sf. ~ TSs j,;s
; !! $ssS + ss s,;;sss s;a X. III
l. III esss opss at s liz ST ncss Sts sf
M m f@G ntr, wanctful ytar uf 0us puwer
riis Unprecedented % delsna for evangelist. MAXI, Il
scre IT, q ri H. sfss. Wsa ". r. ra r g.
xS TIS,, ~ is .na mass uaisei's Nv
Ssss
v s rE asiii sns ss asss.. sSe,s s;9 I! y.
dSl III; Il ia P5 ssss ss: ;s @
pt sat ss s nS ":
q ssS ill., i S.s s 4
saa I'D na III s Il s n..;s, M
Sss I ae,e ff% n g
sf asss ,aT 4 ~ bs sS,,s5 aad Win Il % liz
,sspoTs sHs churches Of thn COUNTY, arc de;
, 1876-12-20
CORRESPONDENCE,
DuslsEss MEMS IDEAS OF TIE REVIVAL

DUalEE83 MEMS IDEAS OF TILE REVIVAL
IN fhA Ett,or of rAa Tr,huot
cn,c .oo ~ nas ' 1NLwh,,a ~ 1a,yast. ,n"h.ss. avn.
r., lnieAuo' ues. Maaie Ieoaine over Il1f
Iese On this .sn."ee: sa
u S' husnoss s'r's I1'
a.osS .n.ss oaa,nsss uea ~ !u'os u toe tevVa1,
"We'', we'll" 1ss!d aloud to nysoif, '.1gucss
u will pay to spend my smoking hour thinking
aaoas s .aas. 90. t''.lng my chais back. locked
rest, dtsw anothee chair Into position for foot.
Qua rejection, upon tas yuSeet % Of Mr. + Falrelr, ~ @
ren,arr n s'''"' Nf>" ''' '"'''e' "a "'' S"'"e'''
''I'h IL the rs place, tho ,aea o, su.,ns.. mon"
thinking fayoyully Of tho s.roviysl" was OF itaelf
esuocialy intorrsttng 10 mo- from, tho fact thot
n, I,tH - . .,,.t ~ 49, .
opinion, about revival. IL general, and Moody. Nj I
'ss many p ptopSaes. ~ ,hsn sss ~ i4a s
ny nnd, aa$ S1d d.stinet rseollsslioa q ae.i:
absurdtty Of tlose narrow. .tacaa f4naties expect,
tng 10 attract people enough to oil tho Tatot!Aes
people as Presidential pcctlon. The moro
thongt oyer ths stFcyt ena oa!So tak e. tho.o
&c e as IN se se.s ns nt'S: G:aSs e.
tilie cu.!at hold good now. Thoy ara solart yet
II thSy will only slick 10 tho ut busi,iaaa thoy
unasfstand. I hops thsy !ylIl an4 Ii psophe,yinx
Proved thomsolvss .sas M m p,opaSts. ] '''' Nv '"''
Tho mater of natnlcrs who would attend tho 70.
yiyal must hayu paved ths way Iii thcso gcntienons
n.igbt 10 mistaken in tho duality q tho sano.
l'tobnby thla has shakcn their coincidence soms.
wits to shs extent that what MI Farwtll SAYS il
really trUc.
Wall. then thouuht over the thInos which hal
occurred that ware l[keiy 10 .trke Eusinoss man
"a proportY. hotdOr-as voot oinous. nuod ihinvs
to hare aToi,nd, and not Sitogcthcr bad to tnEes
Onw thought comes TO NV n.inI now wh,sh /
, 1876-12-20
CITY REAL EBTATE4

Ton RRALK-enop-ffER sT0NE.FHONT DtJsi,
A. nssr cotnst on near Palmer House. Of
f1 So viz rent next year Il fa. II pays now 10 Pei
e SGnt net. thcEs 1nIgAEe At cl cent tYe yetr
a2I t o s"utl, s!': snst q ssa.e ant horth q
Ged baTEAln. and chAncc 70 get nfal GLARS Gnsncss
Gfopeftf that r not offered every dsJ. T. II, BOYD,
EoK BALE-oK HESF-THE NAKflEF. FRONT
Il. Il. noss w. r. Iwcny 1ftl,;s. vim b1ck barn,
9aire Of y. II. 20. G, WALKEii. 10 t6an,bs, ct
1'qI EALE.Fofti;Ep sALE-TiiK C6jlNEK Or
81 H. sas hs soRa ss TNRS5s;;s N..s;s2
ton. IT. ~ ~''' 's1 N"''''"T
, 1876-12-20

month: ngo wns 4 meeting held in flla.gow at
are en!cd f!on London, md % paiS, asi II nG'n,. III,
,har9, and Dundee, aAi delegates irtu, ono end
q she Kingdom 10. ihe Other, were speaking
on sine thriu brethren ion. Thu news va. 70 fni
q loy tnnt wns Obliged 10 scsvc tho hul nnh 70
s 1e II fdo ov ~ e., ow1 2, or knss. sg
Xii ssd'ns. % s : p : iot '@t ths w:s, yaa"s
Mon zen! o,t 10 .renk for Shrls. fot tlo youns
IS i{sh men Wiz ats %esiovt thF II ,ar absssnee
~ help on Chtist,s Kingdom: sud for M women
IoRns' M,S He q, gt III 10 314 "a Sna esoeL pe
may reacue from tllclr iivea Of shame. o'''
About ths a.st thing n,et when Ia,del y New
eati Ianswss i j al Tho time i i,,SnsIns. saw
ministers tes!ify lliat siey nuvei ltnew now 10
hcy savo declared tilt sGey kava toeis stlc TO to
reach inpfe su0'a during this Jear and hall Tina
during all ths resi- Of their n,falatry. .
ri sSissts S;,"1' ~ IT,
hymn. .Cook, and 1t the nfscr,al Al II ouwieh Wien
hfy wes cs.tns I shs men.tst s FAILED he
, "fSs"g Sas as as ssa ts ' III. s u:
ss R cAr F e ssS wS / ws s,t s s, . ~
ghfisslnn ,'earts on boih sides q tks OCEAN !6nl
giand, siail sweep roaad The world. ~ - '''
Mai. Cole then. without referring 10 his own
work, which has been 10 greatly bicasct, nGctal
prayer Of Thanksgiving SOt whal tho lard had done
by means OF his brethren Moody and Sankoy. Al
some future meeting tliG Mnlor ,sun!u dh well 10
tel! the pcoplo what use Thu Lord haw hcen nlnktng
of him, his VIE hna yoanI unaKhicr ~ Thy re-
markabto ses'es Ut meetings they havr held to-
gcthcs. ...,
=, Mr.: sankey thea sang, Iho 'n!stakea ni tiny
VIC have peep many, HicfactnH nMNh thc r.
marx that Inc Lou EcHeal!y tek 1iM people make
mistakes e..ongh 70 Keep them humble. oat p'st
Iaistakcs were mt REASONS fot encouragement.
rclatdd the following sequel tonn Incident reported
few iGys afo. Tho readers Of these COLUMNS Will
remembor thu account Of SWels from, klgin, WHO
rcvtsat reports 81 TuE Tnnush, aud who canlo to
the city, found CsAfiht Win Tho pastoral hcln Of
nr. Thompson, nnd went home To cnnfess what
, 1876-12-20

ftmest oppo,ess oi air. Wentworth on I'M hoard
of Fdaeatlon, NJ votes on Tho record stsr,,l Tor
MeseT. Phelps md Willard. lie eixnIacd hts rcntit-
ness 70 toto fpt my cumproulttc candidate lint
might be presented bv the supporters ri 81. Went.
worth, cyen agreeing 10 vote fat MI Lane whcn he
could feel assared That hs nomination would he
made IN good t4lth. 1hnncatial friends Of Mr.
hs friends outste, lid their utmost Ia indurc Mf
OConncll to yield. without effect. The public ap-
pfccInte the dftnncHs0f Mr. U'Conncll, snl the
Commissioner. did we'll 70 recognize and reward il
ny appointing him County Agent.
....,-..... UEonsE D. TLAxT.
, 1876-12-20

CAlcAdo. Doc, 10,-I tnd the following In TuA
TuBuNE VI this date: ..Ms. O'Counell took the
oflcs Of Goanty Agsnt, bat not for h!s athes.
Tho other caRldstes wsn ob}cctopshls. otc.
O'couns!i was very dinsrens man, hoaes hla aue-
cess. liz had stoed by the Ring In the NQ.mal.
School tight, etc., And eould ba trusted because b.
had not been found wAnt,u4,''
Tbs above p'Asss Af. O'E0ane,t IN a talss posi-.
ttol begpr0 tho public tho NdFaiai-Schoul Ques-
ilop csst&lny. Gr. 7. J. OGonAsll Mas ohs Of tho
, 1876-12-20

VAS 10 sack tho City Of Fan Antonto, then nee TO
gae.s ol Innocent tfstejer,' 'money % Or iiie. y
S.sp snn,1e.iSrsv!ts 4 yo choose y
iane whsfe hs ,tadtd fos shs minl.tty. nd for
w III ip ssss H y q ga{
rewnfdcd ille Iabors every year.
,st Ths i nSis ;PSaks, ,s \: s ts;e T. II. est
l1ht srsakcr, fof. aa!d het have been The lender
S' SNSv' y ths sep y ssa. s.s 4 nj: sps p;o%'.sd sS
bdhs cfii sae sttsty III vtssekes - III hsss
3 m ss pso,s ss '9 sknx Sr e%g Gn s
,siotteed fnsn aad the desr chrissis women IN ii
hsl,ali q 600 sncn n jo,Ict prlson, who have
ssF %ao s & H. e,a.: sts f as
js' ;: "a !%.ss!sd 4 ~ t'%s saa - e~s M
Jc*ua, hcscccli An interest In your prayers that
may eontlnug faithful . hit preeIou. Savior
Mhs ,n:ey sassss asfs sna III III s M Of 'h' and
strnwt shnw witch way fhe wind btows. " and
granted that these two INSTANCES Of dangerous ont.
ii lie eycs OF chenso bnss.s es cns ye s;Iu sber
Iss' ss tb ss' III ,:is:s;.s S,ss:s ''';SS ;Ss
{ast 60 and sis az hou, in ti.e occ Of lie Womtns
.tsEHPetnncc Hhibh. On VIII PROBABLY 10 aston.
!shel At tho npss-ku manner an well a. at the
great amount Of bhs1nets that ia dbno there Yet
re pen or snvihx mon IL Just thu same aa At
Moody. meetings. II u tunn comes ia just long
enough 70 sign tho pledge, he viii not be lei 40 iii
tome seed from tho Word Of Nou IL planted ID his
henft and tlcn when tho aaters knccl tn prayer
,ew minutes i,cfore they ga down ~ Lower Fafwri
Hall they VIII pltAd witG Gatta tn adyc that ntar'6
soul. llMndscds can testify that they fcti no need
~ Coda help and did not bclicvp in prayer, stli
l!ls spirit nl0sed upon their htartB In uaarer 70
these prayers Of tha women who nc ntayed and
itlleyed for three years that such tlme a. this
Hoy many t'ct. men bare thought Of examining
Into the mcfils Of slcli syetch TOR the promotion.
9f penSa, kafety. uni good ordur IN ihs ctyf
leave IT Tor An hour, Et,d alt in this
revival meeting, Studying fs i,sact.ca, working1
rom Euslness tdint OF Wow. II Ae Ia afraid 10
~ none, Mrs. Rounds will furnish \ lady escort,
WIG VIII gc = sater guide than policeman. Come
sha examine thls work a. son would now style Of
youf curiosity may load yon ia inveaiignte. ii
Moes seem nB " thcsa women who have lnboreL
through summers heat and winters cpld etery
DAY for nearly hvc yearn, Just to cAtALiish the
nieFiM 81 r cheaper md sAiee plan for nfotectipR
ltto and property, deserve AZ lcast candid In.
vcatEatton u tnetrplun By every one interehte II
%oulunt hurt tho Doar1 of Trade d BIT y requeft
th9 th Momsn,t Chrlst'an Temperance Union Of
~ tatwell Hall. and then attc8d that meeting In
hody May Tod grant thnt Mt. Farwcil's words
Hroya frnr. and many men like him eone boldly 10
The front with pllfse and personal Influence TO carry
good revival ucws 10 every aching heart.
PETEit PkLToN.
, 1876-12-20

too hoing preieni, md n. tho. clusq there were
!mtv s!4at. rhS tsc.1n.s themselves for prayer.
MoGtys bani Of csnngciisis na1 vi Yeotth traI,i.
hff IN ths saFlptnfta. II viii he remembered that
ho IL tho aon IL o Acnch mihIstcr,-toxeiher viii,
"a tifhnre e1ntslcnco Of ain ar salvation, cannnt
lalI 70 MIKE him very Gnuclvc and useiu1 nau
saould Cod Gull him Into this work.
4. AHN0UFEEMR MRsTs,
NoonhaY moettng nj tho Tabernacle, which will
na ogen W ~ y. in. 4. Nh Inquiry rooul. Aen'a
l'lGctNR NJ y. nj. In Fhtwctl llall.
, Temperance medtlnR might nt Hocon1 Baptist
lncr. ~ 4'' 0"s'
an4 othore, viii b. NJ tho fabef fnAcle 10 conyerso
anu pray With oil who Wish to fnd ciltist.
, 1876-12-20
MOODY AND 8HoR1r socIETIKs.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-1n TUE Tntaus1 OF tl,is
morning IA Minister" attacks Mr.. Moody with
au unchnrltablo spirit and with Issuing ~ csnso.
rous and hitter" Language. II this be- true In one
who stans before the world asn most eminent
ernhgol1st !s grierous fault. Bnt Just here are
not sou,a in their blind zsA for secret societies
nitstakenf Mr. Moody, instead of "go!ng out Of
bis way to attack sesiet hoeletics." ads them III.
rectly ~ the wny OF The Gospel lie ts commissioned
Of God y preach. lie wouli be nntaIthInI to lis
Master II he held his peace. and all sincerely ptons
men men homer hla. Tor hia Christian courage. bus
what shall be said Of the author Of such an attack
What pulpit III Chicago Il low and common enough
10 bo GIIGl bJ suCh crnyenf II. l., kELiou,i,
, 1876-12-20
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

EOlt sALE-OR nKyT-A NICE iiOUaE AND cor.
,u mRe n EilaawJod' hr1t;clnM pclRhhorh0oJ; nrar
TlLLoFs0N Bft0a., VI WaIhtuRton-Ft+
I7nI3KtsALg.so n3tt Lt,Is q AitScTEs FROM CRY.
r. mfh. dfY. a. cfDsa!n9 Population Hll; lrU faruttf
Ehtcago 4l9lot, thtssfGmrths cxchsnKc issL III.
gAin sys! onetcd for retailing ]. q, EA{lLE, i0ul
~ III N&btltHHtOn.tt, - A' ee>s"'
, 1876-12-20

Fnn. sAtE- TWELVE ,.TIlousASi, ACRES nF
INTO d m mSsa ss se % l. a.T1dsa e1s
M lSf ~ n ~, y, ~ nY9sr.Kntn Y jan g q
ans tract Of And + sounded By The sahia ynea
4n1 Il ocste, n tcaut|fu! valley within few
i,tian ned a. y r. c9aa; u T., ,.sssI, 81. tEom san
ya!IsTt !. favored With tia best Of c1iat.s, sooi
Terms will nndttputtd titte, onefourth rss,,, bal
ahra n one two and three year, lufeet ri cent
1A!etssa pr onnuu'. parable setnI. I.annusily.
portu1ty " ~ 1tesnlcr 1os Angeles. Which viii
II Fos IT, further pattlculAfs apply tnF. b WensinRer,
~ ~: saS For a..ap deseELntion. eto npp5 ii
at,w the grounds. " ' 3 WV
What !aHd VIII remain un,old. and H. ooo aercs be.
i1a ts1. .@a1H9sS 4 " The snTc !ras =! d,,4ea9 ;9
~en''nge'' at No. $40 ring; I'm cI:cy G.i.
MAURICE fJUHE 4 CO.,
--.-. le2! E1tAtd Auct tuJ>epf1.
, 1876-12-20

1I0H SALE-To BUILDERS, hRlckAlAkklts, ETQ,
T. Six Gctra valuable Lflek earth near ctlyJ would
fhss aLars III hflsktAl FuWELL Il CO.. - Sartl
, 1876-12-20

Tor SALE--NELL,1SlTNtsVED FARM NEAR
1hns1Tilc, MiS, 3U aests, ~ per acre. Address
, 1876-12-20
Hl'OlR AGE,


pUOGlEA. .FURSlTuHH, AMI MERCHANDISE
STARED In hrspr}of warehouse. lou West lionruQ.
, 1876-12-20

GKErCHtau FttOM NATUnk TAUUHT IN 0NE
- lA4soa fo9 e3 tuot lnu1udnE taatnk). Pupils
{suEat pay s.tlsk ts4lleaceA ,A1droa4 &. ELvEEXA.
, 1876-04-19

Grasns Stewart, library Of poetry And tonx.
from H. II. Aldr1oh atlvsr psn aupoottnr from
Charlie Eean elrRspt Chinese card receiver,
from Mrs. II. j. Chenay pair bouquss holders,
from josie and Granville Tay!ori pair OF bronze
bouquet bolders from John D. aud Mlss Good
ricl,; god-snsd sugnr spoons. from Daisy
Storart; sot Of Glazed silver lea spoons,
from sir. and Mis-. E. D: 8teyeus; sil:
vnr water pitcher and gold lined
cnps from Nclie ]. Eean silver frult-spoon,
from Mira II. L. Hopkins pair q panel paint.
ines. from, h1r. n1d Mrs. g. q. Parker set Of
tcn.spoone4 tablespoons. and forks. from a1ia.
n. T. Fitzgerald. Of afilwaukesi cut-R1ass aud
silver bouquot-hokler. from the Hon: and Mrs:
J.. A. Carpenter, Of Kaue County. ILL.,; set Of
silver spoona, from ths Hon, aud Mrs. Z. 8.
stono, Of Oconomoroo Wis.,: sot Of psAr'.hand-
led knives, from Charles N. Dlshop not ct
ehaaed a!lver toa-dpoons. from Mr. and Mrs. Il.
A. uuribnt; sllver card-oase. from Mr. II. N.
Hooper; etlvor hAndkerohtef-box. from Pannia
and Aunio Egan: set Of silver nnt-plcka from
Mr. and Mrs. T. Oook silver sArtllna-ohse, from
Sir. and Mrs. Arthur Far1af: bronzs ornament,
from Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Holden.
, 1876-04-19
LOCAL LETTERS.
hU6T1ACTA OF TITLB,

To the Editor of The Chicago TribmnA:
CHICAGO April 18.-upon roadin9 Il page 221
Of No. 2s IN Vol. VIII, Chicago Legal keps Of
April !, 1876, undor notes to recert caaes. find
an item entitled: - egliGence in
Making searoi,," very ably oxpouuded BY the
learned Mrs. Aiyra Dradwe'l. "a roGardn tho lih-
billty Of tho County Of Cook for the mistakes Of
tho l,scorder In making scarchea or EIvlug ab-
ton. would now CHI tho attention OF tho
public 10 the fact that abstracts Of title have
coms to my sight which were made In the ab-
nttacs department of Cook County signed bv
James Stewart, not - Recorder, but In bis in-
d,v|dualtty only. Who're is tho reliability OF the
abstract Itself. and tho guaranty to tho people.
that somebody Ia rehponsiho for ita correotnesa2
would suggest that tho County Commissioners
study this case, and CAUSE tho NeooEder to slgn
The abstracts officially. And to al1iI the Record
ere seal In evidence thereto,
SAMUEL SrnArs, Attorney kt Law,
, 1876-04-19


There wls nothing new in whissy matters 1t
tbs Custom. uo,Ao yesterday. Tho 1raud Jury
came togethor, according to the programme,
but after short session in the morning, at whlcl,
lhey mado no attomps to investigate anything,
adjourned unit! shis morning. Tho District
Court Was not In bosaioo In Tie afternoon. and
uoht Of tho Government Offices closed at noon.
supervisor MAtthows raturncd TO tho city
yesterday morning from lns rocent trip to tenln-
". wh,ro ho has been looking after OTTO Of tho
seized dtattllerics. The Colonel was at Han
n,bal day. bctors yesterday at tho break
Ing ct Tie levee, and had tue uHfor-
t,,f,o to behold about 2o60 aoios Of
land sowed With wheat, aud Owned In part by
him and Congressman V'iko. 80 down uudor tho
advancing untesR. Col. kinney who has boon
to P,.or1a, and Judge Miller who has heon'so-
tou1ninK with his family 10 Davenport, h.. will
return this morning. and again take up
thoir f,bodn BY d.! fn the United stateo
Custom~Honso. coi, Matthews will prob.
ho will proceed to Detroit, .ud from
illinois, f,turnIng to Chicago about tho Goth
inst, It haa bs en- understood for somo time
that Col. Matthews desired to rotiro from tho
position OF Supervisor Of Internal Revenue.
bav.ng had enough Of It, and beiug an1ious to
resume bis verY pf ottabln legal practice At hts
homo, In P1ttsfield, Piko County. Tho Colonel's
resignation has bcon submitted 10 ths proror
authorities a. Washington, and will take effect
by tho Int Of Juno, when he hope8 that the
work ho las lAid cut horo will bs conBummAted,
the trials ended, tho torfeltures made, sen-
teuces pronounced, and tho great aud noble
band Of crooks tugEed.
, 1876-04-19
MADISON, WIS.

Present Aspect OF municipal Affairs In
That Cisy-.Nesv Officers.
Spec,at ptspatch to Ths Chicago T1ouns.
MADISON, Wis. April 18.-Ths CitY Govern.
men. changed hAnds today. Though stf1l con.
tro!led by the Democracy, thcro was ner dssl
In officers. John Nader MAS elected gtreet Hu-
perintenlent by eight vosos. 10 six for Andrew
Bishop, who has holl that Office and boon Chief
of-roltco for aomo tlmo. and Frank II. Dorm Ap-
pointed by tho Mayor to tho iAtsor Office. A. g.
Sanborn Was slected President Of tho Council.
Outgoing Mayor rinney dolvctcda message Of
soma lcugth to tho old Council, Stating the con-
dltion of city finances and. Affairs. and vIndlcat-
ing bis course in some matters which hhrs boen
cr1ticised, and to which hostility hhs been
arouacd. especially In regard to tho man.
ner Of macsdamizing aireets. Mayor Jones
sud other city mattcrs. Receipts Of tho Treasury
during tho year. including balance, 81s5, T68;
expenditures. af02, ,s9o. Of which e77, ,124 were
special funds, including schools. inturent State
and county taxes. The bonded debt ts $3.50. 900,
Of Which $4,000 {capitoi extenson) falia duo
next January, for tho payment Of rhtch all bat
1000 in provided for. City affairs generally
are In good condition.
, 1876-04-19
EASTER MONDAY.

ELECItoN OF CHURCH. ofTlcIna.
Tbs Church Of Our Savior 0!ectsd tho follow
Ing officers Monday ovoning:
Wa.denE-senlor, Edward .. Co1a; Junior, Stewart
Marks.
Vostry.non-Edwin r. Goods, Truman ". Miller,
John II. Truman Stephen 4. DAle, Samuel .. Chase,
Moses 8. Dacou, Fred ". 9ookin. Sauluei g. Taylor.
Al tho regular annual meeting Of tho parish
toness OF Chri1t Church, Oak Park. hold on
Easter Monday evening, the following officers
nero eleotsd for the ondutng yoar:
Wardens-8enior. A. s. Park; Junior, John casnes.
Vesttymen-doorse Sharp George " Mayo, Capt.
Fitch, William Archdeacon. and Thomas Ratio.
The following gentlemen were eleos*d ~ OIL
GERS for the ensuing year In tho Church OF tha
Holy Communion, haywood:
Wardens-Sculor, ]. Il. Alhertson; Junior, II. Y.
vestrytnen-J. D. ssu.rt, John whlsetord. and
Thomas Scott.
Ata meeting Of the congregation Of Trinit'f
(Refogmed) Episcopal Church, Englevood, hoisl
Monday evening, the following woro olecteu:
Wardens-senior, Anthony Tougalen Junior. ". J.
vo.tryinsn-r1oraeo A. Huebord, ". N smish, J..
J. Young. deorgs Il. Chsae, 9. r. Van Horn, an Il
Delegates to the synod Of cblc.go-lames 6ritashn
aud ]. J. Young. Alternatce-lorsca A. uuebord
aud ". n. Smith.
DeIsgatct 10 tbs General Couuctl-E. 8. Huchozd.
Altcrnase-W. J. TtrpennJ.
, 1876-04-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tbo 1Adlss Of the Fruit Mission will hold a
meeting In Lower Farvol Hall Thursday Ut 10
o'clock. Every Isdy inteEeptod IN this work ts
invited to attend. al 1t Is to be moating Of
great importance.
Tho Ladies' Centennial Association will neot
at Room q, No. 40 State etrons, Thurslay NAV,
u. A full attendance ls deaIEed. All pa,souB
Wishing to mako application for space arc
especially Invited.
A meeting will DO hold this evening 1t 81 and
b3 LAS1tle street, to advance tho purpose Of aid.
Ing the eut1erera Ia Duda-Pesth. MemboEa OF
tie Dcak Association, and All who take sntorest
F. II. Spencer will conduct tho meeting TO-
day noon On Arcade court. "gubject " 0hrts-
tlan Hore." The Christian Convention, which
convonca on Friday, will be made 4 special OBJ
isct Of prayer. ~ we'll u 1t tho different church
pgnyeF-IneotluRs,