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WEATHER AND TRADE.

5pera' D1sp0cch to 7he CHICAGO T1a1ns.
DWIGHT, ILL.,. Jan. 1.-Ihe weather for tn
past ten days has been perfectly beastlv. n,
have not had SUCH winter for ten years. M
froet in the ground, and the tame pastures s1e a.
green to-day as they would be IN April rha
long continuance Of bal weather has put sson
to al kinds OF trade. Merchants can mske ID
colIect,ons; farmers cannot haul their grain
to market Tue weather has been sefy irving
$50 on all kinds OF stock. rhose feeding
who do not shelter. but USE Mother
Earth for everything. are about SICK Of it, md
declare as for them - Give us q barn OF g,va "a
rest" No hogs have been shipped from hera
for ten days Tue supply, hoSever. is about
exhausted. STOCK hogs, on Wednesday, at u
auction sale, broaght 10 Cents rer pound.
Our high taxes arc creating great deal d
talk and hard feeling, but, As 'oug as ws hart
the present syston Of assessment, We ought not
to complain.
, 1876-01-02
MARRIAGES,


W1GHT-CLApP-nac~: -, ut West Church, Bos.na
By the R:v D.. Rarto- Eugene b. Wight, Of WAef 1ng
tou D. C., and a1y Dennie daughter OF William ".
C4app.
HoLcoMB- -DUNHAM-New-Year's Eve, 1t I,ovn-
er,a Grove Ill., by the Eo:. G. T. Hocomb {hrothe of
the groon), Mr. s. AHolrnmb and Mzs. M.sXie L
Dunham.
In this CITY, by Prof Hyde at tie residence Of the
rents Of the BRIDE Mr. c. Van Vakenburgh: ed JezseJ
City, N. j., and Miss Clara WlngraVe, Of Chicago.
MOFFATT-AARRIOTT-D 2 !! 1875. by the Eey
Dz. Thomas, WiL 8. Monatt, ~ D., and Lzzlo u
Marriott, both Of this CITY. No cardz-
-BRIsTOL-saturday evening, jan I,
Carreh, s. 81 Winsiow. youngest aon Ut Col. Kobess
F, Wju4tow, and Miss Ellis H. Bristol all Of ThlcsBa
= New York City papsrs please copy.
WAIDRON-MEsCHANE- Austin, H., Oct
1885, by the Rev. +. n B4r1est Louis 4. Wsldron and
Miss Jeanette Meschame, al at this CITY. No card
, 1876-01-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrs. Slayton will read Friday evening At
Can,pbell Hall, corner Of Campbell avonne and
Van Buren street.
Tie Republicans Of the Sixteenth Ward Will
hold . meeting q. their headquarters NO 80
Grove street, Monday evening. Jan. s.
Mr. Waters will begin his pa'lor lectures
studies il ait and hissoTy,-at h:s class. ROOM
No. % Sixteenth street. Tuesday, Jan. II. Tick
cts will be for sale 1t Jansen, dociurg i Co.'S.
Tbs Civil Engincers' Club OF the Northwest
will hold its January meeting in the Sherman
HOUSE clab-1oom, Tuesday afternoon at 44o,
when A1r. ". F. c arke, OF tbs CITY, WILL read =
paper on Belt-ltaslroad Projects III Chicago
The Young Mems Christian Association will
shorty oLeu a gymnasium in ther bu 'ldlus,
WHICH, With their cou1sa OF !ectu'ee, Library,
and membership IN their Society, Wl4 Only COST
young men IS per year.
The third conversational lecture in the corras
at the Fourth Uutarian Church (Dt- Powel!'s)
will be delivered Tuesday evening BY fsof. W.
D. Cunning. Subj eci - Ihe Gcoo &c Ped'Sree
of Buds, s,"-deliueated by chalk and pastel draw
lngs
The suoda7 lecture this afternoon is BY the
distinguished political ccouo n.s1, Prof. w. u.
Summer. OF Yale Collage. h'' snblecs VIII oe:
Tie Bc;,eiit OF Hard Itme%" Tho do)r5 Of
McCorn,.ca Hall open at 2, close at 8; admission
10 cents.
4 meeting of the South-Iown personal tax
payefs Is 70 be held in the resdlnS-Ioon OF tue
Palmer House this evening, far tu> Parpose ol
organizing .or mutual deteuss agnldst lhe pres"
enI most unjust and oppressive taxes. In thls
nav Lhe cost 10 each viii oe small.
The annual charity bail for the benefit Of the
Womeu's Hospital viii be given At the residence
OF Mrs. LOUIS Wahl, No. 964 Ptnirle Avenhe:
Thursday evening, the l3sn lost. The fr1eods OF
th,s n,.st deserving institution are Urged to
make this pleasant method q contributing to Its
very poor treasury as successful Us II should Do"
A special New Years service, under tho diFec-
will ba held Sunday AFTERNOON. st O'CLOCK.
at the Clark Street II. E. Church, corner oi
Ca,k sud Washington streets. Miss Frances E.
Willard, prcaldeut OF the Association, Will de-
liver Gospel temperance address. hius'c WILL
be provided. No collection taken. Not alone
those interested in temperance but the puoilc
generally arc cordially invited.
TA1-pAyERB. RALLY.
The tax payers OF the Fifth Ward are request
cd to neef at the church bnildlng on the corner
OF South Park avenue and Ih'rtv-th;rd street,
at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening, for the purpose
of protesting against the unjust and e1oroltant
personal tax levied By the Assessor OF tue South
Division Of .Ao City Of Chicago
THOMAS ". HOLMES
Chairman Of Committee.
AMATEUR TuEATR1cALs-
On the Fraternity etage OF Robert Col1yer'a
Church will be played Wednesday evening the
cun1edy OF Court Cards." with the following
cast Of characters:
Duchess Of Alteufels Mls. h:Skand
Princess Aneia. HRS. Dudley WAk1nso1
acTmine Von waldeck. Alfred Mason 1901,
Prince F,rna 2on Mr. John iinsos @
Conrad Won Essential. Ar Aarve1
Drummer ME. Daoiey Tn1nsoI
P&E1. .sa4"ot@A
Tickata so cents. to be had ut Cobbs Library
, 1876-01-02

thia that the old city ordinances relating to eide
walks bare allowed this thing for lumber OF
wears; /; Int lheaa obstructlonb have 30 TAR been
coufneu to areaa iu the business part OF the city,
and but few OF the steps anl STAR vayd have
been projected on to the sldew-lks IN the manner
ecided by Sec 81 OF the ns" B.:lid1ng Or
dinapce.
Another thing: Sec 16 OF the ordinance relat-
ing to treets. found OIL page 135 OF tue REVISED
o. dnauces, Which reads al foilo"s: " no per-
son shall erect or place anv building in Whole or
in par. upon any street, alley, sidewalk, or other
public ecounds within this city, under penalty
Of 55u," has been check upon al rersons taxing
possession Of the sidewalks; but ths neS Build
ing ordnance will now d. Away with this, aud
tue era OF sidewalk obstructions and bav-wlti-
doys fegin. It ia had enough to have the sldo-
nal9, j the business portion Of the city cut up
and taheu posses5i'n n OF for areas, sRuts-stairs,
and stairwAys leading down under buildings
but when evyrybod shall be allowed to take PER
maneur possession OF one-third OF all BldeWalks.
and run out on to them steps and stoors. It will
develop into nuisance OF gigantic pr'poetloos-
In New York C II this subject was greatly
agitateu more than swsuty years sgo, ana Btoad-
way was cleared at an expense Of more than
million dollars. In Philadelphia they hare been
tryiug for long time to remove the steps and
stoops from the streets of that city and hero
We ire, By positive enactment. attempting to
repeat the folly. which the Older cities 1aVo seen,
and are endeavo1lng to correct and here lot
had uu, ordinances which allowed this thing to be
done OF not Our Supreme Coult have over md
over again expresR!, decided that the sidewalks
OF acity are as much part Of the pubic streets
a. the roadway itself. and no person should DO
al ,sed by any ordinance to take possession Of
them aud appropriate them to their permanent
use. In many portops OF the city there arc TAR
row streets aud sidewalks Or them not exceed
iue or 9 feet in Width. II this nav ordinance
shall be taken advantage Of aud those aidewalks
reduced one-taird, every ore can $50 the result
We think that Sec. 81 above referred to should
pe rerealed, and an absolute prohioltion in
serted unier the severest penalties Absolutely
prohibiting all ktoops, steps or any obstruction
whatever from being placed upon any sidewalk,
and icr all steps and stoops commence at th6
sidewalk line, and nowhere else.
.OpeS SESAME"
, 1876-01-02
THE NEW BUILDING ORDINANCE.

SERIOUS ESCROACaMEA1s IN o1A'1"Aa4a''
To the Edi1r Of The Chleuoo TRIBUNE:
cu1cAeo Ian. l.-The new Building ordinance
which has recently gone iuto effect in this city
contains in nv jud2ment cne most Objectionable
fa..rra which is found in Sec. 81 of that ord1-
,.rce- Tpat section is AZ follows:
The SPACE to 10 taken By IN ares, stoop or sepa
in coruec,1,n with any building: is limited 70 IN e1.
oaeEd Of the Taase n 81 ne stoop 4
st-,- TIE ultsrioz projection Of any ooFnice, bal
ccny raiins any oer part teongng to ap5 r. oona
ing. shsI not be beyond tne LIS "44o"eo ''4 AA'"'
s,oop, or step&. .,,..
rv Sec. &c, bav or oriel windows are allowed
In nroicct over the sidewalk to the same extent
as steus aud areas are allowed to encroach-
Now, If these provisions are taken aosahtaee
ot. it will not be very long before all Tue soe-
walks Of this city will become permanently oo-
st1ucted and narrowed down to one-thra tneir
present width. It msy be sa1d' IN ANSWER 70
, 1876-01-02
LOCAL LETTERS.
prRsoNAL-rBopERTY TAKES.

To the Editor of The Ch,caao Tribune:
CHICAGO, Dec. Shallow me to express
through your paper my sense Of Indignation at
the unjust ta1 levied on personal property, which
L q lady, am made to feel as vel! as my
husband. We were taxed 912.75, four times
As much as last year-haye not added
ana cents worth to our household
goods, while everything ne have, being ID go
long use then, has greatly deteriorated in value
noT. We live in the cheapest house We can find,
irving to buy nothing in any direction I'LL we
haye Tho money to pay for it. by husband has
heen uuable since tho ire to do business enough
to support his family without . great
deal Of help from family friends. the physician
constautIy warning him that he cannot help him
it he does not relieve bus brnin from its press
, 1876-01-02

A Paris correspondent etites: '*The inter-
national jury, which las uader consideration
sue many dramas presented to contest the prlza
for the best plag on an American eubject-to b
produced in the Centennial sear-baa as yst
made no decision. meeting was held 90 Tues-
day, but tile Jurors we're still at work up3a
tHeaty dramas, all OF which have good poiutA
aud svne cne OF which will probably be 10
cepted."
, 1876-01-02
Rapp, Senior and BradIe2. The oa:>c.s elect


ATE:
NJ. T. Br"naa-
S. NV. Stsw4rt.
j. W.-W. NJ. Brown.
Treas15er-M. D. E4pp.
Stc1etary-C. +. Foetatsr.
s. D-Janes Smith.
J. N--N. {. uI.
). S-2. i. Bard.
j. ST.. ". jeffrey.
1gt-r--W. A. Reed.
The trogramnle il as follows:
!. ou.rtatte, waisz--B. r. Tilden, c. Buaih, g. G.
4. 5u!o, .:AYe Maria Mrs. E. Q. Seymour:
:. SOU "Frar Of Ord RS Gray "-B. r. Tliden-
l. Rectatiou-Mss Amy P.o"s.
s. Trio, " Oh, Restless s,a"-,1rs. Seymour, Mrs.
Watrous Mr. Smith.
4. so]o and chorus, "Iet Each Man Learn to Know
Himself r-Cbarlee Kern. Mrs- Seymour, Mrs. Wat
rous. Mr, Smith. Mr. TildeE.
T. Duet "Gentie Words "-Cnicoeo WINS
A. Solo Bonnie Dundee "-Mrs. Wkttous.
:, sal'; al;..,smi wn,itnf 'MG; ,1'i;s H. sn''n
H. Qa4rt.te, AlIine Echo A1fs. seymour, Mfs.
Watro;l. c. IL Smith, B. F. Tilden.
CLOSING ODE
NEW PUBLICATION.
a COPY Of tbs illinois Masonic Register Tor
1875 has been sent 10 this othce oy Tue pup
lishers, Messrs. Tucker l. Smith, OF this city It
makes compact volume Of 222 pages. aud con-
ta:us much valuable information 10 the craft 10
the State, The contents are the officers. loca-
ton, time and place OF meeting, ana 1ul nst y,
me,nbers Of all the blue lodges; the onleers ana
place and time OF meeting OF al tho Chepte!s'
Councils. Communicates. Conclaves, Coas,s-
tories Rose Croix Chapters. P Of j. Councils,
and Lodges OF Perfectlcn in the State, so8etnee
with nuch other valu able information.
ORIENTAL coSs15ToRY.
Thursday evening last. the members ana
friends Of this high order Of Masonry assem1.eo a @
at the rooms of the Consietory. NO. * East
Mon1oe St. Get, to participate in the th'rd social
assembly Of the series. The several committees
having the matter in charge had spared no paias
or efforts to nuke the solrees given by this body
q graud success, and all present en1osed mort
aulandid sociable. Supper va. served at 1850,
and the choice Selections OF eighteen numbers
WAS closed At 2. to the inspiring strain OF Hands
nrrheatra
, 1876-01-02
Curious Electric Phenomenon.

CUffOE4 EICCtfIC FHGHuHcnUHs
ph,{adephiu letter to Baltimore 4Hlefaedn-
L most remarkable event occurred On Satur-
day. when the temperature Was at the lowest
point IN the city. There Was m occasion for
giving an alarm Of fire by telegraph. The first
instrument struck by the policeman failed to
orerase hut second attempt at another street
corner reused the tremen. and the fire Was soon
a1;er extinguished. Si1 hours afterward the
frat instrument awoke from it's apparent nap.
and the alarm 80 long delayed was sounded, and
sept the tiremen to the same locality to find that
it was false alarm. Tho teleRraohers are 1t .
loss to account Tor this unparalleled event. which
can only be compared to the Mnnchausen account
Of the tunes being frozen iu the born Of the
stare-driver, and aItervard sounding When hung
M bY the side OF the stoye 1t tho inn.
, 1876-01-02
OTHER SOCIETIES.

1t recent meeting OF Abraham Lincoln
Lodge No. ~ Free Sons Of Israel, the following
we're elected for the ensuing term: William J.
Mosely, President; Simeon Greenburg, Vice.
President; 8. H. Myers, Treasurer; A. j. Myers
Recording Secretary II. G. Goldsmith, Finao-
caal Secretary; George Braham, Mil'ard Has
prowlrz, William H. Levy, Trustees; A. Ab1a-
hams, Tyler; s. L. MoWilliams. Physician !;
William Dale and Egbert Il Jameson, druggists +;
ex-Preaident George Graham, Representative to
the United States Grand Lodge
E. 8. B.
At general meeting OF Chicago Lodge No. IS
Ancient jewish Order E. S. B., the following
officers were elected:
Am.-. Grceuer.
Nasss-M. Welt Assistants, John stetklsr and l.
Klee.
Secrcta7y- p Steiner.
1Yeds.TeT-J. Westerfeld.
Sehamoa-B. Hyman-
ITus<es-Fred Veis and J. Kaszoaky.
, 1876-01-02
THE NEW YEAR.

Epsetal Dssnaech to Thr ch.eaoo T5th.fns.
LockponT, ILL.,, jan. Ia grand CentenniA
ball was given last night, BY the LADIES' 1t Luu
Lynd's Bail The incoming year has bean
celebrated by the ringing Of bells firing ct
guns, and dis play OF the Stars ana Stripes Is
: O'Clock D. N. the thermonetar indicated S. Dig.
above zero,
, 1876-01-02

The hon. J. Y. Jones. OF Oshkosh, Il. W
Grand Master OF Wisconsin, "as III the city last
week.
The Rev. ". A. We!ehor, OF Belvidere, r r. ".
Deputy Grand Master, visited Chicago Nednes-
day last.
The Odd Fellows OF Boston are intending to
erect, soon. q conmoulous and convenient
home where any needy and aged members may
be cared for IN q quiet, modest and home-l.ka
manner.
Rainbow Lodge No. 400 will inst.ll its officers
Monday evening at the ball, corner West Madi-
sou and Kobey streets. The onicers elect are:
g. G.-J. P. Elicit
V.G.-N. ". n3ham-
Il. S.-Gecr4s Fuha~
+. S.-H. 6. Thompson
Ireaaure7-E. 4. Hunton.
After the installation ceremony, Prof. J. ?.
Elliott will deliver al address. AL members OF
the Order are invited to be present.
Union Lodge No. decided last Thursday
evening to have q pubic installation OF officers
on tie 20eb INST by Grand Master Oberly-
Northern Light Lodge No. 544 wlll have q
public installation Tuesday evening IN StEauss'
Hall, corner Lazrabea Street and C!ybourn az
0uu6,
, 1876-01-02
ODp-FELLOW5HlP.

Fort Dearborn Lodge No. 214 held reunion
and festival Tuesday evening last. Music, reol-
tatioDs, and refreshments contributed to tho
pleasures OF the occaslou.
Normal Lodge No. 500, at En.lewood, will
hold 4 public installation Tuesday. Jam. II.
Prominent members OF ths Orler from this city
are invited AMI expected to attend
Progress Lodge No. 521 will have public in
s:aIlaii IN tnelr hall, No. liz Randolph street.,
this evening
The following Lodges have been instituted
since the last seselou Of the Grand Lodge, the
three first having been authorized By the GE8nd
Lodge and the remainder BY d1=pensatlons
ura n I'D br tha Grand Master
, 1876-01-02

GRAND ARMY OF The REPU5CIC.
OFFICERS OF WHITTIER POST.
Following is rhe roster Of officers Of Whittier
Post No. 10, Department Of Illinois, elected
Tuesday evening:
Comnnander-C. f. R. Koch.
Senor Face- C0nsnlandeT-Ieon2rd 8. Hudson.
JUNIOR Vice- -Thonas s. Sexton
Observation-Disclosures burst.
Officer Of the Day-Adoph DurkhArt.
Surqton-Jaruea S. Lane-
Chap a1n-F. G. ViernnE.
Gbtorr Of the t'udrd-Tnomas H. Rowan.
Acjutant-J. c. Murdough-
The delegates to tho Department Encampn1ent 1t
Sycamore, Jan. 20 James burst, Henry RAttnez,
T. II. Campbell.
, 1876-01-02

Tuesday evening Gauntlet Lodge No. will
have public installation Of officers and enter
tainment at their Castlo Hall, northwest corner
Ii Sa:la and Adams streets, to WHICH cordial
invitation IS e1teuded to the fraternity With
the.1 ladies' also to friends whom they wish to
invite. The programme consists OF an address
bv Su~reme Representative David j. Lyon. ulu-
sic By the Dauey QaartsEse Club. song b. G. G.
Letter, aud other features
LODGE INSTITUTED
Mystic Lodge No: Gi. at TaTiorville, ILL.,, was
recently instituted. ". T. faudsreer, the
banker, is Their preaidin: officer. and the pros
poets seen very f1at:er.ug.
, 1876-01-02

speetal Cor7esnondercs Of TIE CHICAGO 1riounA
LANSING, Mich, Dec. 31.-A Ere Tuesday d
stroyed tue mill Of Clark / Hart, at Flushing,
Genesee County. Loss, $4,000; lnsulsuee
au7an
, 1876-01-02
THE HIGH SCHOOL.

1t the meeting Of the Board Of Education. held
FRIDAY. it was ordered that the following pupils
be passed from the grammar schools to the high
School. The figures Indicate the grade OF schol-
, 1876-01-02

MaIimuin thermomeser. 65. Minimum, 40.
Union wires Ill down.
, 1876-01-02

To the Editor Of Tbs Chcaoo tribune:
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The Times BATS " Grant
threatens to find place for every Republican
discharged from petty position in the House
Of Representatives, by turning Democrat out
Of oae OF the Departments, ETC. Nov, rs ask
the patriarch of the Times, why not put tho
statement fairly, and Say the Democratic House
OF Representatives, threaten to discharge all dis
abled Union soldiers in its service, substituting
for them Confederate soldiers, aud tue ptesident
threatens to retsllate by retiring Democratic
employees from the Departments, filing their
places with the loyal disabled soldiers 40 re-
moved? These arc the facts. and all loyal clti-
zene should seriously consider them; they show
in what dlrecnou Tho diff IS running. The
brave disabled soldiers who stood 1t the trout,
battling for our Liberties. must now take back
seat This is Democratic loyalty and Democratic
gratitude. NJ
, 1876-01-02

ure. We hare had to 50 without necessary
comforts. 8 stove, and FIRE enough to keep tue
ch,l iren from suffering IN cold westaer CLOTH a,
to which there Was no mouoy to ouy. and some.
times food enough to keep US from real hunger;
much less can we get anythlng which sickuesd
requires.
Ne ara not erumbIers. It is our daty to pay
our proportion of tue city expenses, nnd had Ne
the property We had before the lire ruined US.
woui be wiling 10 pay more than our share for
tue benefit Of otho,s who are situated As we ara
now am not able to do all that is Incumbent
upon me III my position yet l Try
to be onesrful. grateful for our fe"
blessings (which l laarn to consider are many IN
comparison With the greAter dssrresses WHICH
constantly meet the ewes Of any Who are willing
to SEQ them). tiy to help INF patient, great
hearted husband to bear his load of caro-, but how
eau we both feel when we are forced to pay
an amount OF tat far beyond our meaus
and know no. where in the world to get that
312.75. But the onls alternative is to have Your
house emptied within ton days, and everything
uerhsos s5ld tor mere song to produce That
5ll. l must say, 10 much as l have learned to
love Chicago feel now that doo't caro- to live
hero any louger. We're unjustly treated, aad
there seems TO be no remedy. mn ASHAMED to
SAY the truth about Chicago-that it neaas honest
men to hold it's Offices. It III time that so many
of our good business men WHO have all they can
do to carry on their business and keep 1t suo-
cessful, should be our representative mon IN
Office. Let tie Offices be such that a successful
business man who has shown an honest career
right along. can afford to drop his business and
hold them Moreover, the Tax-Co!ector had
10: been il our huu2c to see il we own 3l0
worth OF property, and how much more unjust
to atix q certain sum to our uutnoer III the
strest, without anv idea even OF its conteuts. |
know another family taxed for the same amount
who bnre not really more thar one-fourth as
much as We have are absolutely needy, and no
collector has eveu looked ut the inaiao OF the
house, and yet taxed them to that amount. I
canuot help saying its a swindle- A LApE.
, 1876-01-02

atallation at Bloomington Tuesday evening in
the First Methodist Episcopal Church. De
MolaY Commandery, Wade Barney Lodge, no
zart Lodge, and Bloomington Lodge participated
Gen. 1ra j. Bloomfield, OF the CommandeEy,
Peter Gratz, and D. Winter were the installing
officers, An address vas delivered BY tue Hon.
A. E. Stevenson. After the installation, several
hundred sat down to aumptuous supper pre-
pared in the basement OF ths church BY the
ladies.
ST. JoHS's DAT.
The Rev. J. ". Brown, Of Detroit. delivered
IN address Monday evening before Detroit Gem
mapderv and their friends in Christ Church, tax
ing for bis subject st. Johns Day. Following
is the closing paragraph:
Sir Knights Of the Detroit Commandery you have
won national fame by the e1hi bitfon Of your Tenpar
skill aud from fur and near have the adulauon Of ad
uruR friends fallen like the fragrance Of flowers over
7our path. Be proud to bold also, believe you
nav national fame for the true uud manly e1htbi-
t{o Of Christian vtrtues, not only On your
brcas the crcas Of Christ but benr In your hearts His
precious dying love. Sir knights a. Companion And
nr1est Of God, e1hoIt you In BEHALF OF the Cruc1ded
one be thou faithful unto death Let us ever be
the paths Of rect1tude, virtue and true holiness 30
that having discharged duties here beloW, ptE-
formed the pilgrimage Of life, burst the bands Of NOR
tal1tv passed tho Jordan Of death. and safely
angels NO msy be greeted a. brethren. received into
The arms Of the blessed 1nnanue md foreTer be made
pa1 1ticlpants in HIS Heavenly Kingdom.
PROGRAMME FOE UE5PER1A LODGE 1S6TALLATIoN.
The othcers OF dcsper1a Lodge No. all wilt
be installed at the hall. corner Randolph and
Halsted street57 Wednesday evening. The cele-
monies will be public, and the attendance will
b selected By invitation. Tho Reception Coca-
mittae no; 9sQs 3tlllazd, Tssb!e, LaHzsnos,
, 1876-01-02
CRIMINAL.

Tickets 50 cents. to be had ut Cohbs Libra
, 1876-01-02

CHICAGO, Jm% l.
nd Rim. Wsther.