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Democratic Caucuss y .

WAsHINGToS, December 1.-THE
Democratic Senators held caucus this
afternoon, at which, after an extended dis.
cussion of the political situation, Nessrs.
Thurman, Baysrd, Bogy, Herman and
Eaton were appointed committee 10
confer with any similar committee which
may be appointed by the House with
! reference to the Presidential complies.
ton, and 10 report what legal means eK.
ist for adjusting any difficulties that may
arise between the two houses Of Congress
IN regard TO the counting Of the electoral
vote
The Democratic members Of the House
held a caucus this afternoon, which CON
tinued two hours. There was a general
and spirited debate concerning the pres
ent political situation and the difficulties
which may arise between the two houses
of Congress IN regard - the counting Of
the electora. votes and 70 the insugurs-
tion Of President. Among the princi.
pal speakecs were Messrs. Randall,
Wood, Hunton, Csulfeld and Carr.
Determined spirit Was shown
10 maintain all the Constitutional rights
of the House and 10 give effect TO what is
claimed by Democratic members n be
The expressed will Of the people in the
recent Presidential election. With n
view TO this end it was agreed, on motion
oil Mr.. liuntSn, 70 procure the pas
sage Of resolution directing the
judiciary Committee ~ inquire
and report what coCre the
House shOuld pursue in reference 10 the
counting and declaration OF the electoral
votes. and also what are the respective
right and duties Of the two Houses Of
Congress, separately or jointly, in regard
70 the entire subject Of the Presidential
election. Several members, including, j,
is SAID, Messrs. Ra dali, WsttersOn and
Ely, having had interviews With
Governor TiIden recently, are under
stood 10 have communicated 20 the caucus
theviews expressed by him, 70 tie effect
that no action except that OF Il prelImi-
nary character ss abCye indicate1, .hould
be taken concerning the existing or po-si.
bic future political cOnplIcsGIOrs III after
the return from the South Dt toe HOuse
investigating committees. This mornings
publication Of the statements made By
the President in the interview yester.
day, Wa the subject Of considerable earn.
at comment Of an unisvOrsble bsture,
and several members asserted that the
view then expressed by the President
indies I'D 3 settled purpose on NE part 20
pepetu.te the power Of The Republican
parry irrespective OF all political con-
sequence
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POOR MEXICO

Mexico is getting into almost as low a
condition as our own country. An
armed force has overthrown the govern
ment just rs it is doing in this country
President LERDo and his Cabinet have
been captured by the revolutionists, and
General EscAMBEDo, the Mexican Sec
retary OF War, has been shot, fact which
it is hoped will prove to have - re-
straiHlng effect upon DoN CAMERON.
Mexico has never had stable govern
ment, and never will as long as the
political leaders resort to arms t. settle
disputed contests. 1t is burning shame
that so fair q country should be So mis-
erably cursed with bad government, but
it is only another illustration OF what
evil effects result from bitter partiss.-
ship and a struggle for the control of the
government.
Our own government is rapidly drift
ing INTO the same chaotic condition, and
lew more years OF Republican admins
trstion would place US in an infinitely
worse condition than that of Mexico
The brakes will have to be applied, and
that suddenly and with force, if we hope
To escape. The crisis is upon us, and q
better craftsmanship than we have Known
OF late will be required to save the
country. If We go ON at this hesdlong
pace for little while longer we will not
be in condition 10 say Poor Mexico,
but our swarthy neig ghbors wlil have oc.
casion to look upon us with commisera1
lion
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The Mteiiiysncer says that "the REQ
I~rER rooster looks frost bitten He
has been out IN the cold long enough, it
is true but fortunately belongs TO that
hardy breed Of fowls which cannot be et-
tected by changes Of temperature. Now
Ms he plumes himself IN the sunshine OF
Democratic triumph, and from his clear
throat issues the glorious notes of victory,
there is neither heighth nor depth OF
Radical malignity that can ruttte
leather on him.
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OUR dispatches this morning tell OF
the discovery of n horrible plot among
the negroes of South Carolina to murder
the whites Unfortunately. 1t was tor
tunstely discovered IN time and the PIE
caution taken to avert it. To what hor-
rors are the people ot that poor State
subjected! They are robbed of their
property, robbed of the protection "t
their Courts, robbed of their liberties,
and now have their wives and little ones
at the mercy OF a gang OF bsrbar-
Gus negroes plotting to murder them by
the wholesale. And yet GRANT keeps
the army there to uphold these scoun-
drels who perpetrated these outrages. Is
there no sense of mercy and justice in
the American people that they do not
compel the tyrsnt to relax his graspE
Ii there is not then there Is u just GoD
who will give these down. trodden people
the nerve and the power TO free them
selves.
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.,.,,c Meeting In Chicago.

CHICAGO, December ll.-fromineh'
Democrats OF this city held largely AT
tended meeting this evening to discuss
the political situation. The sentiments
expressed we're generally of pacinc
nature, but it was the general opinion
that the House OF Representatives must
be maintained in its right st whatever
cost. 1t was decided 20 hold mass
meeting ut an early date.
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Miiness sAssassinated. 4

NEw ORLEANS, December IA
Pieau0e Vicksburg special says John
p. Briscot, prominent Democrat, and
Chsncery Clerk of Clsyborne county,
was ssssssinsted Saturday last while out
bunting, two miles from Point Gibson.
He WAS the only witness against the ne
groes who Il red on the sheriff and posse,
October 2lst.
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GIANT having 50 slgnally failed to
Ike Southern Democrats into an
.,,..,. nov turns hi; attention to the
,,rern wing Of the party. He will
,s.,,,sei in wsSlng up the msn who
.,.r5 BILLY PATTERSON.
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rgs .golUlas head lines of the New
, p, Tue,. The darkest crime in
tics. history. An infamous Demo-
"a, conspiracy in Oregon to steal q
In rrsn vote. The Governor OF the
>..- party to it. Seems that some
, -Lrh.. nraN Lvrt.
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WHEELING Is soon TO be convLised
over the municipal election. Candidates
are beginning to take the field. All OF
our citizens are interested in the election,
and i is of the utmost Importance that
csnsbIe men are selected 10 ill the varI-
ous nnsitiOnS
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Exodus of Mennonitses.

LONDON, December 1.-The Post says
it j. reported that there il TO be .esh
exodus from Russia Of Mennonties. 5O.-
OOO OF whom desire 10 settle either in
Brazil or the United States.
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,x.,sf House Cemmittee.

NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
House Committee on Louisiana Affairs
have all arrived, but will not likely COM
msnee work before tomorrow.
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Prospects OF Peace.

LONDON, December ll,-Ihe CORES
pondsut ef the Standard at Constantine
pls telegrsphs the following: learn
from undoubted authority that the con-
ference will certainly result in peace.
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Nix. EpMUNps is pressing his Constl-
tu,ionsl amendment, to invest the Su-
preme Court with the power OF counting
the electoral vote.
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,.rggTaUs> hss been insugurated,
,r hrs- nothing more about the
.g,-s.lou OF troops in peaceable
.r#ln,,c,.
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THE Radicals threaten to deny Gov
erpor Grover admission to the Senate.
It would be characteristic OF them.
They burned WADE HAMPToN's. house.
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A Man of a ThOuSand d.

xITHEN DEAIH WAS HOURLY TX.
w PECTED from Consumption, all
remedies having failed, and DR.. ". JaiD"-
was eKperfmenttnK, he accidentally made
a preparation Of "Indian Hemp" which
cured hl. only child, and nov gives this
recipe free on receip ~ OftwO stsmpz, ~ pay
eIpences. "Hsmp" also curs night
syeats nausea a. the stomach, and vii.
bleak "A fresh cold in 70 EOurs. Address
ChAddOck & Co., ,iB2 Race street, Phils
del phIA, naming this paper. DOz5ts
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A grindstoue weighing 1000 pouads
burst Yesterday, st the machine knife
factory al Dayton, u, doing considerable
damage 10 the building.
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The Fifth Ns,loasl Bank bU.lding, ~
Fergus Falls, MINI, MAS burned sunday
night LOss sl2. 100.
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=, n,A, very much ike thai the
,..,,Isn,lsl middle WAS going to resolve
..o,oalur.tioa rt force.
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FLORIDA.
The Contempt Case.

TALLAHASSEE, December lO.-The
trial tor contempt sgaint Cowgirl and Nc
Lin, of the Returning Board, was contin-
ued to-day, pending the trial Of the man
damus ordering them open the canvass
again and make purel Y ministerial cam
vass OF the returns. Tne case will be
tried to morrow.
The Congressional committee have not
yet arrived.
Correspondence.
The following correspondence explains
itself:
TALLAHASSEE, December H.
To Wm. Lee Ayhorpa, Cerk Of the Board
Of State CdHrHNerS:
SIR-We have been not little sur
prlsed at seeing in print what purpJris
10 be protect OF VIM. Archer Cooke.
Attorney General and member of the
Board of State Csnvassers, filed with the
Board, protesting against IL" action Of
the majority OF the Board. No such, or
any other protest hsS. ~ our knowledge.
been filed or presented 10 us, or has any
protest OF any kind been filed with you
as clerk of the Board, or handed TO you
10 be fled. If SO, please inform us Of
the fact and Of the time when.
Signed ). Is. McLIS,
Secretary Of State
{. d. COwGmILL,
Comptroller.
TALLAHASSEE, December II.
Hon. s. h. McLtn and Hon. G. q. COngiH !:
GEsTLEMEN-In reply 10 the ques-
tion contained in your letter Of this date,
| have TO say that no protest against the
action of the majority of the St-te Beard
Of Canvassers by Hon. w. A Cooke,
Attorney-General snd a member Of the
Board, has been filed with me as clerk Of
the Board, or handed me TO be flied, nor
have seen or In any way received such
a protest.
Signed WIN. LEE ArHoEPA,
clerk State Board Of rdHrdScrs.
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Us.S. .a,, That "hc would rather
,r.+ --1r., than their NeIthern allies,
,al~s. 10 SAY as much in his annual
l-,s.- tie doubtless tried TO say II
s,5l 44ny lulugs IN his message, but the
..~-a: VA. 50 clumsily written that it
sy.I bee lttcull 10 tell what he was
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n.iyr inform, Messy that he intends
=, n,- the strong arm of the Govern
IN. 20 inaugurste HAYES. We have
-. =, .a..rI 30 ind that provision in the
Constitution which empowers the retir-
DO. Pry,Irn. or the army 10 inaugurate
--.....a- Administration.
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,.u>a l4.OOO votes OF being Gov
.r.yg i, IN the city, attending the
..-5 >...t. District court
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T J. Fitzgerald, editor Of the Loui!
willie CaLAOtie AooOeate, suicided lat
rlgbt.
Gsy. Hayes was sersnsded In CiDein-
nsti last night, aud msde brisl sPesch
in which va. nothing political.
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r.o,,r wave from Oregon chilled
ok. ,,.-sse Republican,
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RUPTU

since Rupture H. dangerous aud the
Elastic and other trus--ss inlur hose who
use them. ali classes are throwing them
away and usinY DR.. ShermAn's Rupture
sappOrt and Curative Compound. when
gives relief in ali cases and r.stOrrs Inc
pAfts 10 natural yiHor. DR.. SHERMAN.
books vita valuable Information and
llkeneSs of bad cSsss be ore znd after cure
sent iOf ~ cents. Once Ann IL, Sra
OTk. save ihls. OctIOo
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DSYCHOMASCY, OK sDUL CHARM.
i ing. How either ssI may tSsciDats
and gain the love and affections ol any
yerson they choose. instantly. This siin .
pie. mental aoquiTemsnt ali eau poss.sS,.
free by mail, Tor 25e, together win a mar
rage guide, Egyptian Orsele, dreams.
Hints ~ Ladies, Wedding.Sizbt Shirts,
&C.. A queer book. Address I. WILLIAM
& %, Pubs. Phlla. sgi5b
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Mn We will start you Ia n business
W. you can make 80 a week with
MnnE vout capital easy and rs-p.cts-
mONC BILE for either sex. SDfSTs
SUPPLY Co., 26I BJwery, New YORK.
octlOb
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,b.-,y ., worth anything, it is
o.. ssB!uS i'r.
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..>r proposes to OulI.d"zs Con
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Correspondence.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
TALLAHASSEE, December u.
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,.st,,n : critical.
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lyhccjinq Acgistcr.
- .-v., yes'sr,a. al lo'4.

,.4,r to.day OrA be partly
.4 ,mH 70 rcsst ,Oiads, and ris-
's'
,..sokr1SUs.
, 1876-09-10
LAKE FOREST,

Alb AAkAENAOLA 0AAo Ah4 ttMH%
The summer has gone and autumn has come
tho most attractive part Of tho year In THIS
pleasant suburb. Tho young people hayo had
II guy time. What with cro1uct parties, boat
Ing parties, pcnlcs, lawn parties, and trips to
tho Centennial, thug hul hardly realized thu
summer haA Gums, before the lulds, bright With
the bue.fTlngcd gontiau, the golden rod, alll
Wild astcls, warned them that IL was going.
Among other yIsitors who have been hero
lately aud pronounced Lake Forest thu most
delightful placo In tho world III summer vera
MIR. Richard Smith snd daughter, md Dr..
Dixon, Ut CincJ,natl; Col. Keltnr, proprietor of
Thy Memphis 4 :a!anta<; stlss Melllf. MIaa King,
Miss Grcy, ind hilta Doagsss, Of Chicago; Nr. aud
Dek. "aASp; Il XIV orleans. M "' @Au ''' a"a A''s'
Tic ssheoIs hers '.ave opened eoz,,er than usual,
wsrks' honsss Instruction =: thay sassrtl.S. % rhs
paired Ind partially 1siarnIsasa, ana loots = 4.
chaugei tho Traatees hare etnployed IN enlirp
new Faculty. and hayo determined that the gtade
q s sso ;? III y es es s7
of sarn education and attainment. and large expe-
ricncp. Aiss Lo Noyd, lhe Aaa!ataat rsacipal,
Sst e ss Asia as. XII kas a.
TOUGHER Of EnGlieh lIterasare;. Miss Rumble, ot
mesAsmstscs; aud Mrs. Ksndall. for aiany, yoats,
MuuuEpr. TAs MisAss Kendall, wh6 hayo bcsn
abtoAa for many years, hayr chargo VI the Musical
Department xnl ia!guases Il = believed there
has never been such nj oppnrtanlty Uttered In tho
West for young ladlos 10 0btala thorough sauc2-
tiOn.
~ the Lake Forest University ts comparatively
HUN enterprise, II desetEes lnoEu extended ntlon
Thu Trustees OF ths Institution have high aud
nobs ond IN yiew-~that pasel,ts In ths West shall
mica trunl honie to bu educated 1t Eastera coll
legrs, among different peopts aud dheFcut suE::
roundlnga tllA1 those they hase been accustomed
ODIf (tlpHH WHO HAt0 knU 0uil{Gu4 Ut
ypung men that aru utl astray realt4u tho great
risk llsat Is run in Doing tuls Uat hcsu III th!a
bsautIn, rlase, ,,i Nth s.sr5th; thAt ,x wealth
iat:Ishtd q a''lusvrie!ty will thu samu cuurss
q study y Tale Collcse, aud with - sbls aMa ac.
Is President and tae elttzcns ls1s tuel YeFy happy
that hs snl hts tptescatlu. faulty ihRse settled
aino1g tlsm fas ltts. Too much sss4lt cSpaot bS
, 1876-09-10


Nlmble-nngcred burglars paid Wimette q
visit last week, and, although thcY did nut reap
very profitable harvest, they caused consitl-
crable Inconvenience to the houses they called
at. Tie Villuge Clerk, Charles L. Westertlcl1,
was seriously put out on nsising last Sunday
morning to find his entire wardrobn stolen, In
ciuasng Ills "eo-to.mccting" clothes, and Ills
pockctbook containing q number Of village Or
dcrs aud son,o drawings by Wiimette's favorite
artist, skinks." The orders could bcrcplacel,
but the sketches are1ost to posterlty.
There wore quite nunttrr out to tile Hayes
md Wheeler 'nect!ng a[nnduy night to c6,Il-
s!ub: j. ": Finney Has elected Presideut; ii.
W. Plum, Vfce-Ptesillcnt; G. 4. Will, Seerctn-
r.; and +. Z. Sheldon, Treasurer. Gen. q. l..
Mann 1nntlo d rolslug speech, cuogtzing tho
of most of tose present. lint the welfare ot tho
country demanded The e!cction OF tho Republican
candidates sor President and Vice. .pFusident 1t
day evc.'!ng during the campaign. Tho Hon. FL:
scarl, Of Eh!caso. and other good speakers Will
orato Tuesday evening in the sehool.house.
4 NEW ARRIVAL.
cruuse III population Of WiImette will enable this
Pllee by the next census te lead her and st. Louis
Ss vii tbat shs ,ueiy msn. ' il sssa Soy@
weight not ascerta!nab1c.
sanuet Cobb. of janesviie, Wis.,, paid = short
vlais to Mr: and Mrs. 9. I. Mitchell.
Thomas Brooks has returned frum his business
trip to Cincinnati.
lienry K. Dingrc. OF New York, IL expected to
make Ills rcgulnr ssmi.annual visit to Wilmette In
u few days
alr. and AtFs. cri,tendcn started for the Ceuten-
ntnl Expos!tsoa Fttly. --.--.
A. Num- :ftes ,Fn1 Of ,s other scenes snd
like Wilmctte. An Will return 4nd take up his
c!iSsea his brothera house lust east Of tho church.
good huutc- warming on hfe 1rrIFa1
John Stewart will shpstly remove to Chicago for
the tal and winter; le having zen.ed bis honse to
charles 6hARtz until May ].
CHURCH sOC1ADLH.
The Methodist hocahie 81 the residence Of Mt1.
WuEd Fel1ny rrrninE wns WaI attended, and those
prcseut wore Hccessfll In having very pleasant
Tins. The h>stcss, ns usual, nlada all 1t home,
unt. in 70 doing, kept thom from returning tO
their Uwn doIncllcs nntil 4 late hour. Thrrc were
music and singing BY Hiss Sarah llinchllto, lii.
1'nE TntnuNE circulation In Wilmettc Sunday Is
lhtee times ~ ntgo as that OF tho Jh4ss, ~ HayY
Guorge ScDaRlcl. the cttculntof Ut both papers.
All nlgon fAnelars are notified by Mr.. ]. q.
Wentet1eid that 1nore VI hia melons nEu ia ripo
condition ut present, -
Wostrr's dictionaries hayc bcon In demand DUR
ing the week, asIrppo were anxious to arrive 1t
tho definition OF the word 'HShook" a. applied 10
congregation. The editor OF lie Laatera aud
corscspont!ent Of tho 1TMss could probably answer
II h8 would.
, 1876-09-10

utterly fai1cd and nt O'Clock there were collected
IN TIM 1awn lial III Of the untcrrIhcd, and thta In
e1,Med tho Chairman n1tl half -tloztn oratar..
loIH &. WALSH
has donncd his war-ralnt at, !. aftcr thc police
With q khnrp-pnlntcd stick. Walsh ut Unc time
wort e'sat, but lla wnf not considered worthy
defender Of the pnhc peace, consequently hc wns
dEfchnrged. Now hn tonsders every policeman hta
deadly enemy. and that he II duty bound 10 ab,,ee
cop wherever he meets him. Walsh bns made n
very unfavorabtu report Of O,cer Collins conduct
TO- tite Hoard OF 1rustees lie chargcs Collins
viii, lnterruplng and eonvaSinr him 10 the Gaia.
bUnrc when be was haFantsling n cs.1sd on tho
e.tset curncr. To this i,,tllgity hcapcd on Walsh
Gol;ina f added THO grfn*ous az Of s;mmp!nG Mrs.
have mol taken my aellon on the matter, and II il
probable tla 81 manuscript which contained Wal:l.'s
repnrt llas boen circulated tiat il VIM contem.
plated 70 .nove the Stuck. Yards bnc. .Ialaninards.
I'he otlecrs pronounce tho report pueo fabrica-
tlon.
.lacker. are mnkEug acttvc. prerarationa for the
ssfaughteFlnV of hogs tho coming winter Packing
honAes nss being repaired, md new machinery
added " expedite the work Of killing hogs.
, 1876-09-10
LAKE VIEW.

THH PRINCIPAL EVENTS or TuH FAST WEEK
in this suburb have been the puttng-n Of fire.
gratcs 10 meet the hostile attitude Of the
wcatler.elerk, and tho fall opening Of tic
various educational nurseries, whcrc the young
ttlcas Of the town arc cultivated. The Hight
School resumed Monday, with the old corps of
Instructors md large attendance Of pupils,
under the most favorable circumstances, and
the fVrumtnas-schoo1s arc also at It ngaln with
renewed energy; co nar,cs 0rc on tho High
Sclioo1 rolls. Tho Institution formerly known
. new management, and tho t!tlo OF Irving
Military Academy. In the evening an opening
reception. was given, and, In spite Of tho had
atatc of the weather, the attctlnncc Of fricntls
and a.l elaborate supper provided everything
requisite 70 Success, antl the 100 guests who
r,, fran,. =, fEasoS1I ria es.a H.. :, n a..co.,
will bc glad to learn Of their return from the
East, although they will not occupy their bea,,-
ttf1l home bufore October, Mr., Potter Palmer
having taken IL until that time. They nre now
staying ut the Brcyoort.
nru beyond thu capabilities Of tile town arc be-
ginning to derntt for their colleges md semi
i,arics, Mr: y. D. Chasc's daughter having re-
turned - Wellesley College. and one Of tho young
Vassar. Others will soon follow. In Ills mean
time the closi'g parties are being held nnd good
!,rcs sud. Tile ioung Peoples Club met 1t slr.
f. naanann'e Friday night, ind aga!n 1t alr. s. u.
1ho Park Commissioners, taught BY their ex-
perienco last year with tie fail storms, which
played such havoc With thn drive, hayH lately been
doing eomc good work putting In number Of snb-
*!an.ial lIeFs to protect e front from thc wnves-
II will be 1nunry saved In the end
Tho Theological Seminary opens this year with
tblrty.sSxen ssut!ents. and ths psotnise Of three
a.lce, with one exception. and g.vea most uncous.
Ing outl1a!k for thu cotn!hg ecstton..
DF. 11alrey will preach at Fullerton Avenue
Church this morning and evening.
NORTHERN NOTES.
The Midsummer CroIuct Climb Of favcnswood
hAs been having t0u7lauscnt, and. at d Iucct!nJ
Friday night tic prizes wcrc awarded to the happy
stctors: scr!eE VI thirty guMts Win played bt-
Tween live couples, ami ttlrrc bein. tic between
two eoaulcs, tssu prizca wcta awarded to tho skill
fnl iaies- The winning 1uartctto weso Miss Lilo
\. Joues and and A.; !. y. Hills, Miss May andrews
were handsome sllssf cups. lis ciab elected OH
GERS fur the future. c. a. EhAnJor, President, q.
K. Sinclair. Secretary, and W. Ii. Ftshlcigh Treas.
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