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, 1876-01-22
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

To-day will be arEaisnment-day In tho Grim
innl Court.
Assistant states Attorney Birch Loft ycstar.
day for vlsi& to New York.
Sheriff Agncw took b trip to Joliet yesterday
to witness the execution Of Hourly Jacobs, the
Wifo-murdorer.
Tho oincial proceedings Of tho County Board,
which hayo accumulated for the laas fo" 1nooths
under tho contract for printing the Aamc Horo
yesterday placed In bock'bindory to recelvo
tho Finishing touches. preparatory to being
placed in tho County archives.
Tie Finance Committee WAS engaged yeater-
day In eounideriDg Tho aoul-annual report OF tho
Clerk Of Tho Criminal Court, and III looking into
tho condition Of county f!nanceB. II Was found
that the building fund had becn reduced to 827,-
200, which ia rather = bad showing for TIM neW
Cou1t~llouss. Tho COMMITTEES agreed to Eooom-
mend tue ualo of moze bonds, but did not like
to state tho amouns,
Tho Hospital Committee OF tho County Board
yesterday had the last annual report OF Wsrslsn
Mclaughlin under consideration. It was found
by . comparison OF tho report With tho ono for
tic previous year TINT tho total atnount o1pond-
cd WIS about the aamo, but some itetnB wora un-
satisfactory. Tho report waa finally laid over
to await an isemizcd account Of the private
patients cated for At tne hospital, etc.
ARRESTED puT NOT TRIED.
Nat BIGGER recently a ntght.watchmln It the
6heriH hutchinson On = btAte warrant nworn
out befoso Justice paulson BY Snorin Asuow.
1t appears thas Steger, whl!o Waschman In tho
| ihit. attempted to aid anndry prisoners Ia Ca
Gaping, among otbers tns notorious Boyd, tho
countortosses. This 10 what ths Shcrin alleged
against him, At least, and It III the charge upon
which he was arrested. He gave bail in the
sum of $1,000, John Wagner, au attorney IN one
Of tic Police Courts. becoming h.s surety
sseger was discharged by tho sberir some
| weeks ago.
, 1876-01-22

Already the mass has begun to mora toward
The D!ack Hills. Yesterday , big party LOFT this
city bound thither, md many more will loavo
from hare go BY the way Of Cheyenne which i
considered the quickest and best ronte ss this
t,uo Of thu year, on account Of tho difficulty Ct
crossing tho I'latte on tho Sidney 1outs, which
would 10 otherwise tie beat way to 50. 4 Her
aM reporter yesterday interviewed ! mau tust
from Eheyeune who says that town II perfectly
alive with people going TO the Hills. and tha. sii
kinds Of butlnes4 thore Is consequently brist.
Everybody who has anything In the bhape Of a
team Is fitting IL up to carry out the people who
arc pouring in from all quarters, aud the pros-
pects arc that by the lot Of May there will 10
moro people In the Black Hills than there arc in
Omaha to-day. Mr. Ward, who married dauRh'
ter Of hit. Hsyrod, proprietor Ut tie Atlantic
uouss. In this city, left Cheyenne yesterday fol
the MAck HILLS, With eAu~mill. and many othel
, 1876-01-22

rev orr 64Hs
Gen. Low Wallace, Of ludiAns, now on u flying
visit to this ctr. has dlsrlayod unsuapectca
ta!euts since 10 gave up tho business OF politics
and var. A couple Of years ago ho published \
novel, surprising 10 bis fnouds, who bad not been
aware, ,;eyen from hls.speeches, that ho possessed
such glowing imagination and soma OF them
could ouly account for tia work By ssylng that
ho had plrloloed It from the trunk Of come uu-
known genius. lIe followed up his literary auc.
ccss BY entering tho told Of ast - painter, aud
we learn from tue Wcstera papers that he has
terms not often uscd by ctttlca. lIo should
brlog thia attisto production to Ne" Yori. where
hs vii! have justice done It. and where Gonnoss.
Wallace has shown himsolk losassaod Of =
greater variety Of powe1s than DlsraslL Dis
raell is politician. novelist. and au orator +;
but Waisce IL soldier Of Two wars. politician.
noyeIlsh "a orator. aud AL Attiss: He MAy
wiu great renown In tho artlstlo world. which be
has juss euts1sd. We have fe~ fist claes
painters 10 tho couutty-fe~ who ate aoe e
take up grand historical or imaginative themes,
| snd tfsat them uosthi,y. We DO not kno"
] whether Wallace intAadA to aHh'fds thA nsetusa
, 1876-01-22

An evening paper OF yesterday contained .
malicious paragraph to tho ofrcct that new
ba,ber.shop had bocn startod In the basement
uuder "Tho Storo." and MAS probably run IN
connection with II. The facts are that tho shop
In Qucssion-one o: the Anost ID The city In
point Of equtpment-was fitted up b, MI. LIP
map,-untler whoso pnwnbtoking establishment
II in located and not "Tho Btoro."-at cost OF
$4,000, and put uutlcr Tho charge Of hIs old
friond O. K. Tyler. who formerly had chssge Of
tho tonsorial department a. tho Grand pacfio.
So good an nrtnt, backed By such substantial
support. cannot tail 70 win fame and money in
spite Of theso patty attempts 10 injuto tho cFedt
OF the nHw resort.
, 1876-01-22
OHIO.
HFw ff1T,1 n

CoLunnus. O., Jan. 2l.-Iu tho Senate this
afternoon, bills we're introduced to prevent
school teachers from drawing pay whilc atsond-
ting teachers ins.ltutosi to authorize atock-yard
!ssue bonds. aud Lease or purchase rallroads
within or lending to their htock-vards; to Allow
business firms - rosatu tue old firm nsmo after
taxing ln AptcfAl pat 1tners.
In the House, after long and exciting debate
Josoph G.. Tyler, colorod. was elected Engsoes.
ing tlesk. Tho Democrats supported Joaoph E.
Crowell, An inmate of The SoidloEs' Homa.
The House bill to repeal tho ~ell.knoWn
Geaghan law was passed BY party fote, tho
the Democrats NTH no exception opposing 1t.
, 1876-01-22
EXPENSIVE EABBAClNC.

TAllUM AAGHh NAQHAA AZ AALE A%At
A man eiviug tho namo Of John Brown and
detected Ia stealing bolt OF satin, used for
Letter l. Co. Hrowp, it appears, had been
al old customer Of the firm, and
was In yestosday making sono pur.
chAses. After getting through With
his dealing hc secFeted tho goods In question
about Ills poraon. aud Was 10 tho act OF taking
then, away when deteetod. the nature Of tho
trausac.ton WAS immediately communicated to
tue retail department. aud M eu,ploye there by
the namo OF Hawkins rent to tho wholesale
storo and recognized Brown aa tho
samo rarty who adroit1y got away
with laco thawl valued at S85 from The setat!
department about year ago. The shawl trans-
action, a explained by HAWKINS. WAS ski!!fnl
piece OF robbery. and accomplished by taking al
unduo advantage Of the business customs OF tho
firm, II appeAta Brown went into the atoso 70
known ~ q tpuEchnsor'a ticket" upon Which
was written bis namo and tho article ho had
bought, with its priCe. which IL Tho habit OF tho
firm 10 syotl fraud In cascB Whcrc customers
pasa from ono department 10 anothoE IN making
| their purchases. The shhHl Taa Bent to TUG
cxkles's department, and NTH IT another ticket
| that record could be thore kept OF tbs sale
III pAcu hacC4a6lF0 Pu@0lA9a AAo nAM0 etos1lA
would have boen kept up except that al addI.
tonal purchases would have been entered on the
original 'pnrchassr's ticket" When through
purchasing, by paying what Ills ttckot called for,
| he would hAyo received his Eoods
He. however, It appears, sstiHned himself with
bis slaul purchase, md instead OF presenting
hia ticket and paving for tho goods. managed to
| get porsesaon OF shawl Hlnllat to tho ono he
slawl had beau purchased With tue
understanding that 1t Mas TO he re-
turned ii /. did not suit, aud, to
complete tho transaction. he speedily took ad-
turned tho shawl he had stoion, Kud received
therefor as5. which ha walked on With, not
| to be heard Of sgaia uutil yss.eE.
day, In tho leas succestful at'
| tompt 1t theft from tho ssme firm. The
theft WA discovered Il tho close OF the day.
business, but nothing vsa said Of tie stal1 u
, 1876-01-22
SUBURBAN
NtlH1EI.Ahps

At q meeting Of tho citizens Of RidGeland
measures wero taken to organize an Improve.
ment Association 10 advance tho welfare md
growth Of lho village. 4 committee, constatlnB
Of Meusss. Richmond Dussers. and cummtogs'
vss appointed to prepare ( plan for aueh An or.
gantzatton, to report ut 3 mccttng called for
Tuesday, tho 25th Inst. Among tho mora I'M
portant improvements proposed for tue coming
year IL ths putting in OF largo main sowet. tho
aasessrnens for which has alsoady been nlato and
confirmed. Tho total length Of tho sower from
it's commencement At tue north limo OF tho town
to ita outlet iu Mud Lake will bo rome miles,
aud when completed 1t will ba Of great beDeht to
tho adjacent property.
, 1876-01-22
STATE AFFAIRS.
IOWA.
ffHrar. :

House,
DEa lfo,nEs, Is., Jan. 21.-Tto judiciary
Committee Of tho House reported ad7arsoly TO
tho bit providing that three.fourths OF : Jury
might return vesdics. The Ways and Means
Committee reported in favor OF tclnabursing
Usomor County for tho robbing at Ito sAtc. Bills
werc ordered cngtos.ed providing fcep for Wit
ncs,ca At elias por dav, and tho samo feo IN
Police Courts as in Justlcos' Courts.
Bills to amend tho Liquor Law 30 az to make
any porson knowng1y selling liquor Liable; to
require a two-tbirds vote to relocate county
scat, also. TO rcanne all lands granted to tho
Also. providing that families Or Children Of
Iowa soldiers shall. not bo aant to tho
County roor-1Iouso, and authorizing Burce'
.tsoss to provide reliat olhorWlso; also siso,
to require equity Andtots t .s;o,, 70 keep a
tlecrs also, 10 prohibit hltcniu9 horses to al,a'o
or ornamental trucB fn tho strcets or highways
also. = bill to proc,oto fsh-culturo aud nppro.
pr'ating 10000 therefor Also providing thai
also, requiring all abfe-bodled mon to work on
tho roads ono day irrespective Of ago; also. pro-
vdng shat tho printing OF the tn1'llsts shall %
let to tho lowest bidder; also. TO- prohtbis rali-
road .lokot-Hcalpors. aud punish tho same also,
to increase tho appropriation for bridges BY
counties, according to population ALSO, to a1
thottze tho Slhto Auditor to sottlo revenue 40.
counts with counties; also. to establish . STATE
Board Of Educational Exsn,ioors, being tho eamt
bill that wae defeated last session Also, to 10
| hno tho lawful fonco OF rails. boards, or nire,
| we,o passed. to a second roadlng.
| Tho House bill repeatng the first part of Hec
asa OF tho 0odo, mud liking vitnesAee foes al
Courts the sams a In IuHtscca Courts. wa'
passed. ....
l
, 1876-01-22

DISTINCT NO. or tAKE AND HYDE FANE-
TO Tie Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
Cu1cA0o, Jan. 21.-For tue information Of
porsous residing within tho limits OF tho school
organization above designated, but who lack an
opportunity to know from personal observation
some OF tho features Of tho educational systom
In which they feel lively interost, and par
ticularly to comply with expressed wiAhcs TO-
lating to tho Abovo few statements are borein
gsyon. Several notifications in tho systom
wero adopted by tho Board Of Education Inst
September, by which, 1t is believed. important
advantages have been gained. At tho beginning
Of tho Bchool-ye.r + now conrse Of study was
adopted providing for q broader and moro varied
culture. The modified plan also abbrovates tho
timo formerly requisite for paaaiug through
curriculum Of ssul,os. Thsa is rendered posi-
bio by botter systomatfzlnR Of work aud by
bringing 10 boar better appl,ancos in teaching.
Dy shortening lhe interval between tho ttst
ysar Of tho primary work aud that Of tho High
School, thus bringing tho pupil to tue inter at
considerably earlier ago, ycry much larger
per ceus OF tho enrolled pupils will, It Ia believed,
be found to enter upon and comp'ate the High
School course. NOT only this ;; BY this modifca-
ton 1t Ia also rendered possible 10 meet the TO-
Quiscments otpupiLs for instruction 10 some OF tho
higher gradcs Of learning. who possibly may not
be nble to command tho timo for tho High
School course. This comes chiefly through .
Preparatory Department established II, each OF
lho four subdivisions Of tho district. PUPILS
passing through the studiea Of the Preparatory
Department a1o eligible to tho High School:
II tho Springer School. looataa on the corner q
branches Of = biz courao are provided for this
year, instruction in them being given BY compo-
tent tonchera. Latin, French. German, and 80 me
OF tho higher matematcs hre taught in tho school.
| It is doubtful Whe&her tho German language Is
| anywhere taught BY moro export and able
| teacher than IL found hero In teaching both 10
4oad an1 spoAk tho language.
10 moot the moods OF aomo pu11s whose ttulc
for school attondAuee Is uecodsarllv limited 10 a
| few moro months, possibly another year. the
Board has raoons1y adopted plan to admit pupils
to any branches Of tho course which will be
| speciatIy servicablo to them in .pracstca
way, providing for tho omission Of such atudise
Of the regular COURSE \. are dcodod less osson.
tlal application for the privilege beng made in
accorJanco with the desire or approval OF thu
| parent or guardian.
Tho HighlSchool In EngtoHood is In dour.
ishing condition. Il ie equipped with corps Of
zea!ous and able teachers. II admits pupils not
resident in tho district, from the city and slae'
whore, upon tho payment OF moderate foo fos
tuition. ". W1tElE, Superintendent.
, 1876-01-22

47-9Fst34
Er. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 2l.-Thoro is not much
prospect that tho Legislature will appropriate
anything for tho purpo.o Of naklug display ut
tho Centennial Exhibition. Tho Treasury Ia
really short Of fupda for tho payment OF current
legislative expenses, because Of tho non-pay-
mont OF taxes, and Ia obliged to borrow from
the school fund, which all agroe ie vety bad
precedent. Tho senate yoBterday BY \ vote
Of 29 10 Il agreed to limit al possiblo
appropriations ID favor Of tho Centennial to
$4,000. II IL more than probable that eyen this
sum will fail OF tho requisite vote in tho House.
It Is alleged that ths Centennial Commissioners
for this Stale have neglected to apply for spaco
to which tue Btato Was entitled. expecting to
carry through Al appropriation OF $3.50. .ooo or
$40, GOO for tho erection Of splendid building
and tor contingent expenses. Only very small
appropriation, It any, mill be made. notwitt'
standing tue strong recommendations OF both
x-Goy. Davis and GOV. pi!lshury.
, 1876-01-22
pcrsons aro on Tho way With everything thai oaa
bo needed to hsip tho minors 10 mako thems%lveA
comfQtLAAta.


JEr7Ensoxy1LLE. Ind, lau. 2L-W. O. rarry
co yoars Of sgc, = plastorer BY trade, and Ia reA
sonable circumstances, while faborinx undoi
Temporary aborratiou Of mind, committed s1toida
thin morning BY eesering his tugulhr voin With 4
rAxOr.
, 1876-01-22
Lundhorg'B Perfumes
are Ike natural uo8era and bouquets.
Dr.. do Jonsh's Lishs-Drown Cod-L1vss

Dr.. do Jongh'8 LfEht-UfoWn Eod-L1v&1
Q1l4
Or. Uafdwfcke, Coroner for Mdd1eae1, writes: In
the ti1ses OF tubercuar di4aascs including oonxump
tlon prevalent In cur great cenrea Of popuas1on
tho use III DR.. da jonghs cod*l47er on = attended,
With manifold advantages" told In capanled Iupe-
rIai Hai.pnss, 81, BY iii Drugsiats Sole Oonsgnees
Auaar, Hartford h Co., London. Roo Agents for tho
United Btatea, John F. Aoury. Cusran h Co., New
York.
, 1876-01-22

shs Water rolics qnser tho serors and march
about Iu tho same from p. m. lass night I'LL
4, m, TO-DAY, to Ascertain wbuther theto ats any
lestaces Of water. 1t will undoubtedly 20
against The grain hnd DO nlmost undesirable 70
the oifactorY nosvos Of tho Whtcr pol'ce, but It
il consitcto Cd tho beat Way 70 determine tito con.
dillon Of tho sower-maine.
, 1876-01-22

Sreeaai uispafeh to fhs Chicago 1rtoumk
DAVENPORT, Ia, Jan. 2l.-Hahn Brothers, OK
teuslvo dealers In clothing. doing business II
Maquoksts aud Monticello, have failed, Linblll-
t!aB, $2s, s,uo0 asaeta, s14, 600.
L. +. Hosmor, Of this cisy, has dled An ssslgn-
Ineut, Liabtitles, $40. 900.
". II. bteatns, druggiss md Postmaster IT.
Milau, ILL.,, hta failed With debt Of f3,0
, 1876-01-22

NEW Yong, Jan. 2l.-Tho creditors Of B. d r.
Lawrence. statiouors. In Maiden Lane, hsvo
agreed upon = asttlomeus on baals OF 30 csnts
on tho dollar. ta five payments Vt slx. twelve.
eighteen. trenty-four, Ani thirty months. rom
firm wore s2si, ,1lb, aud their assots, elbo.Ga2.
, 1876-01-22

From tho Mnnufactorloa Of Europe.
ons or tic largest fnportatIona Of tnuEcal neN
ehandise evef enscrcd n this port has just arrived
under consignment 10 The 1,oot ons Music Company
from tho manufaetos3 Of Molnhod Co., Of Riingenr
tbai, 6a1puY.
, 1876-01-22
OBITUARY.

Ban PaAsc1sco, jan. 2l.-Williaa Harlan,
only aon OF tho Hon. James Harlan, sx.Beolstary
OF tho Interior, died hers Wednesday night
His father aud mother arrived. IN geapoasa 70 +
telegram, few houra befors bis death
, 1876-01-22

Tho Lady Who Asked the dentleman1y
clerk 1t tho Palmer whcrs shs could get good !" fe
ler nas referred 10 tho "DomeslIc" Office, directly
opposite, whcro she found Just what aho nantel ~
they always tesp on baud full supp1y Of Ill machns
8ftachfnantf
, 1876-01-22
.,EfrepsrhvItLE, IND.

JzsYEasosT1LLE, Ind. Jan. 2i.-Ths soutb-
sestero CIR Company, Of this city. aled tts petit
tlon In bankruptcy last evening: Ihose cor.
viii mora than eoYer i'll the liabilities.
, 1876-01-22

doutlle, tho Photographer, 1o3 state
atroet,
IL Introducing new system, Of taking groups which
Is artistic than any before produced In this
country. ue Ia engaged vllh cur FlFst hestnant
also tho El1o Insurance Patrol.
, 1876-01-22

tho time on account OF Browns connections,
aud out OF particular respoct for his family, who
stand wall. :.
Drown viii hhvs hearing before Jussics soui-
ly this morning.
, 1876-01-22
The wlfo Of tho Forger Reed
Tells Her Story;
And Makes Some Singular Statements
Concerning Prominent
Lawyers;
In Support Of Which Sho Produces a
Number Of kilograms.



~ ~ i,oc,s,on an, Il .hra.tenc, sar.oua tl.msrs
W naAosa''ou' ""u ~ '"Ao"son'A oef'Ss saS
to 4 mans dIgeastSo apparatus 70 Attemps 10
s9ueezo into tho room. Tto contro ot attraction
WA Mrs. Add,o Hecd, vito Of James Rood, who |
-. tho -rIn,,r.t vttness and vho conmtttca
w." .s.,s. -, r.,.,a. -. t,..t ,,,,rd,,r h
. .ao io1sos'oa 4o' 1u1nos's' 'sass, assoae "
his htatomont,-and she occupied sho hssna tho
greater part Of tho day. She is = pale, qulot,
1ady. perhaps IS years OF
MN, x;.,, hriohk ln,un oYs,. and a remarkably
ako' .tu "''a osIn 's,so y'ee' .H s,.na
lu4 4o1ono*o. t1es ce@''ok w 'h' "''Aoo''''Nue
but vsry convincing manner.
-r,r c,,r
4 ouurt Of inv, Tho p,rtlos .ro uomIu.llY George
i K,hbo ami f4eo,r, ". nil, In f.o. tbe% s,a
Them . i, mont .trjktnr. Turner Ia In the primo
% -, Iif, hana.oro % asr-cont,,en, md anp.rantl,
.h,.lars . .nd H. on,st % ana % ...ootiyo % h,. faco
"n4sAs'o. Ana 10 4"'os Auo "''ouNto' A'e 1a~'
row fosclcaa and deep-alnk eyes. And tho
in.ssofy W Wv saao ~ sssupts .,.s' Nv. .,a
Ao" man coa!d forge Chain OF tito and then
como into court - tho aggressive party Ia
.,..n,a h,t =, thn oth.r f,ond svhv n rn.r
should voluntarily proclaim himself =! tosgos,
Covering coz M : soars % sud corroborasod in numerous
ps3usa'@f' - 'qa1''' NEED ss11ns0'
Gn t1e s.ao s c;, h.. ~
number % 81 ESSENTIAL points. At tho satno tlmo
RI hsfs: VIZ M st;pa h!gn q no Rs,oisss!aa:
tnoy 1sr j, m ~ w ststao"n,a ~ iran
AAb AVi4RHt0h "IO
THE rELEonAMs,
oa1oAao, oct. /, is7s-J. Red, 100 South Forty
second 9tyeek NJ Philadelphia: Wilt a. youA,e ttf
|'''s' 't1 ~ ->1'N
GaiSAao. ~ y ss sa e.. ~ sea rEs; tSr
House, pss1oit, Tuesday morning. Answer.
L. II. D1snx1.
CHICAGO. oct q Ms.LI'' 4: , Hsea oe9 eotaA f9TfR-
s1.Sna or,a m.s' 1""a'sp"'o' "'" 10 II 1t1aurr W.
A4'@'e"'
CHICAGO. Oct. 8. ls7A-To sdptes Raj, Rus,sH
r1o..sr, Dt.ro5 N.eh.: important 70 yoa th.t re.
main here to-day. Remain I'LL tomorrow. VIII tale
graph sgain. L. L. b'snxt.
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cnlaAoo: 9et 1sloCJas r., I nssa, H. HasszM a9ttss,
o"oSS' 4'oAA'a I'LL '1o's'~' II H.nkr ak.s"
CHICAGO, oct. 7, 1s75.-7s Jamxs Red, Russtu
:.s III. 1 X: Sssp Ss, L l. :ass b,sl 'f
49,,
cuictao@ @ nSt. O. lsIsLlS =: Hfkd1 Rassea Mo'1f
DstTo's; WiA CONC to'n18nt aaa ns1nS Maa5 you CAL
i's' ~ L. oDo@"'
cu,o,oo. oct. II. 1875-To J. Rktd. l,ue,eA Houn.
pstrois: liars besn alcf. viii 20 to-nIght.
1. II. DuDrk
o.. ., ,a7k-. p.,s E.a ~, nm e,,,,h
IGrtgsss93,m'a 3,' sts,tt. hto f"naa.pno' M een' ls4'
o'sn'' "n1 ''na aS1A '''a' N' Iros.sn svrr.
CHICAGO. Nov. Q, 1s7s-Nrs. Adda Reed 600 Forty-
&eeoud stfsf Wat Phttaieuhta: Your friends Letter
received. Ills request Will bs granted Immediately.
LEONARD s~E17'
vii = tsirpra m pe,ch yon = Hps1er.
! LEONARD Bwx1r.
Mss nEEp's TESTIMONY
vas corroboratiyo Of that OF her husband. Bis
roia,sd the aatae story Of tho numerous attempts
, 1876-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
By G, r. GORE 81 CO.,
GO Rnd 10 Wabash-Av.

On Saturday. jan. 22, at 9:30 o'clock.
10 crates II. @. CrockeEy,
100 PACKAGES Gl4aswnre,
5000 pounds Turkish Prunes, IN prime order.
AT 1880 O'CLOCK,
IN o q e II o l.. d e u IL N r q n r.
Ths only Auction House that has complete sescst.
meut and Duplicates. Parlor aud Chamber Fnfnlturs
Of evnry atyle Library. DIntng-Roonn, and Kitchen
Furniture Farlor and 0dlco Desks, Bhos-Ca1ss pAr.
lor Stoves, Carpets, &01 Nood.ssat Chalfs.
q, r. GORE h CO.. Aueloneers.
, 1876-01-22

yoars. Ii tAla pael of the lecture ho rclatcd
numberleBs anecdotes and storics from tue Tai.
uaud tEoatIns Of nlsnl hncetlon, patlenee, ano
other vlrtuen exercised iu tlose Eolden times.
lie closed with ou!oEy of tho Jew,ah TACO,
which bad oeoon tosssd hither and thither thnao
many years. and yot 1t Was IN oxlstanco nnu fo-
epec.ed oseryWhere f95 ieara!nE ena Sssaeo ,sae
oTer tho Jew waH ho has alwAYs tho biblo with
him, not 10 hin pocket nor In hia head. put IN
his nesrt. There Vas not Jew 10 10 1ouna
who could not read and write at lsaat ~, ono ian.
gusge orshogrsphicalty correct. Tho glory ot
this couatry tho public schools, Aonsiehed tn
Israel 5u0 yelrs before Christ, and those who
neglected 10 acnd their Children there "ere pun
is6cd BY th'rty nine lssles. ne ekptesnsa nsa
Tue iectula Was written for Christians and Tor
them thu Talmud had An unuauas inte!est.
SHOWING n18 an1LL.
1Ir. Frank Fsayno, who ts tust now as-
topisning tho .aar.nes BY b.a wondctfal shooting
IN his rtny OF " 81 Socam " 1t the New Chicago
Theatre Invited, yestorday afternoon, number
OF prominent sporting men aud membe1a OF tho
did tbia to diapel tho doubts which had boon OK
pressed shss h:a shooting was not Genu!ne le
look steYena hsoech-loadoG 1lls, and had it
loaded and examined by tho gentlemen
prosent. ue then took AZ aprle ana lad
Of the gentlemen to cut = slice on OF 1t. THIS
done hs placed 1t In shs hands Of young man,
took poaition at ono ena os tho stage. holding
Tho kppt4 up DetNedL Qlb IAtbeIe. A1Es EiAynu
took = position It tho other end a,aiod, aud
6red, aud the apple aeU around in small bits,
having been ple,ced through the cousre. Ito
had tho sIno reloaded and placed tho Hpp!e On
tLo head Of the young man.. This h!ue, with
tho gun resting on hiH shoulder. he touk ain
through = small lookiug-El standing with h!s
pstk towards the man. As took lstle mort
Hmo 10 taking aim than before, but when ls
fred the apple few Of, parcod In tue centre.
Atto1 these exploits ha aAlk there we're p:obs
bly, roma Who we're not satisfied with tla o1hlba
ton OF skill. For their bsnelk be Would 'utro
duce atsl! more difficult feat. lie produced |
nuxzle-ioAding s1ao aud had It loaded. He thoi
procured fsom gentleman meda! With ; PIC
turo upon It about tue slza OF silver hs'f-dol
la, lie sRid he would not atm 1t tho centre. n
te hAtes to spoil the picture, and would thore
lore sltn right Rhoye !ts head. The medal Wa
ttycn TO tho young man who hold the apple be
toro, Who placed il between his thumb aud fore
anger aut held 1t up. After taking dslberat
aiui, Iii. Fts1no fred, aud shs medal droppe'
IN the aoos. Tho yonng man uttered IN OF
,lan,atIon Of pain, and many thought ho hAs
setu wounded. Ar. FrayDe, however, smi!a
tud looked for the madAi, which wB pierce,
lust 1t tho spot Whezn he said hs would hit It
The Young man had not even received \ scratch
ihe pain belng oocasonsd BY the etrikar4 o9 h
hail agslngt tho medal which he hsld firmly be
tssan hih dnaara. 4 storm Of applause esesto