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, 1876-05-09

A Ritser Cup spnrctt ssim-Tnfluonce
PRO nntf COM

bitter Cup Spared ssim-xnfluences
t'r0 nntl C0ns
Shse'af Estifch to Tie CHICAGO Tribune.
Fit. rAr1- Minn, May a.--Gen. Terry mud
ataf1. accompanied by Hnn. Cluster, start from
hero tomorrow morning, will roach Fort Lin
coin Wednesday evening" and march from, there
for Ycllowatouo Valley Monday next or earlier.
Custer will command his rogimont aud DO ECO
ond 10 Gen. Terry In command Of tho Port Lin
cofn column. oriers having cos,o from Washing
ton this afternoon restoring lin to duty with
h'n regiment, and giving him permission
to 20 with tho expedition. Noswsshssand-
iug contradictions from WnBtinaton, nomebody
has becu incenscd q. Custcr, probably on account
Of his connection with the investigation proceed
'nga. 1lo wns suspended from his scet,net,tat
command. and was likely to bo Iaft At Fort Lin
coin for tho summer in command of small
guard. Saturday llo ma.1o. through military
channels, personal appeal 10 tho President.
asking 10 be spared tho humiliation OF seeing
htn regiment march out on active Eerrico leay-
ing lin. ltB aohior officer, In department bn-
hind. The order OF this afternoon Ia the PEcnl-
dents reply TO Clusters appeal. Custcr's nor.
HonaI friends here believe that Secretary TAFT
and Con. Sherman defended him against the In.
tended punishment. but that tho President wat
Influenced from othor sonrtea through whici
Castnr'a conduct and evidence In the iuvcstiGa-
ton proceedings WAS niarepresonted to him.
, 1876-05-09

San Francisco, May 8.-At tho Hpalding
eoutt-nartial to-day, Gen. Lagrange. 8upetln-
tout,ont at the Mint. tes!ihod that Plnney was
appointed to position iu bpalding's otlce at
wltusss' wasm recommendation. In 1870; he vls
then engaged In political canyass to defaAt
sargent for tho Senate; thought Pinpsy would
b. useful 10 populazize the psy-oi,ice
with tho mercantile community, aud
assist In ths aght agaluat Sargent had conh-
dsnco in him = that time; III ls7o ouasreled
Congress-; since thou had besa uofsiendly with
him. Yhe Judge Advocate read statement
denying tho report that ha. OF any member OF
tho court. hid received telsR1aph!o orderH from
Washington to kesp politics out Of tha tsal.
, 1876-05-09

Ihs Wondrous organ t4At cTowns tho editco Of
man ~ not only tue seat OF reelection &ud tho
home OF Ideally, but It is the governing centre
OF the nervous system, When il is oyeEW1ough.
nnuui! e1citod. OF affected by ir1egu!aEtlas OF
taosa bodily orxans NTH which II mo4t closely
egmpatalxes, I'll the nerves suffer, and tho gen
eFal hoaltl IL impaired. Tho season why Hostet-
tss's Stomach Iittora exercise such soothing in
nuenca upon the brain ~, that they remove thoss
agsstavs aud blloua dsrangemeuts which react
slon Or weskiloss Of thu gr1st sympathetic uervo
Which counectn tue stomach aud tho brain. thor
eonetleIa!y Affect tho latter organ ~ well ~ the
FORMER. Sound Bieep, clsalnens OF mind, ossy
algost!on, and freedom from pi'ouansas Are Id.
sutsd BY this prims xsRulAuyd tonio md uaxylns,
, 1876-05-09

fAJWc1A Sao *At0A+S% "eAAA4
e3,ooo MORE THAN nEn nEcK11s.
shs wrote to com'ntt.!nner 1akev .eont ns m.t'.t
tcnttona has now TIM tac1fam from Baker !nssrucs-
!nR him 10 lot thu Chicago o!ice a!aue. she paid no
Mlss swce. xas s.k.i whether tien. Logan Ind any.
nsna ssts s": .s.t.1s1 ' +: ' 10 Wiz 2s' IT, fss IL .ass @
after rame hero to wnshingtnn. told him
ioa.n VA vrry indignant snd wsntej to Lrina E ii
out. but ss my ,ocit;tion ha was quas. a.tsa him
Bhe found f]lakelyh once
IN DAD CONDITION,
md *s' a. great additional expense to bring up Ar
3lias swcct was asked Ia state whe!tsr Dtskoly or
Campbell h.d had any conferences .ith her aneo It
, ras known s ~. sl,s w,s to ts.ty. she ,,d san.
made u tho lnater Caupt esnlh 70 her with LITTER
which h* hsd written. This letter i's swect chatne
publish ~ card in the Chicago Imrera sho refascl
to sign It a. be requested. AoIno smc apo. atter
hs inTss,isat,on od b. ac. camps G .ean eaaa
can't. She said "Canflb~ll has been around every
day Rtnce vas autntunncd. ffs mover asked nc 10
tell auything except tho truth. lie las auggcsted
90 lsro nErAiLs As 11rr1E Al poseunLE.
and mako tho statement IA brief as tstsihIe but 1e
hta auggsated that should say anything o1ccpt
the truth Aso At the last moment he satfl he hal
an trnnorsun communication 70 make. 1Io came into
rntce: that he ha nevor cou.1dercd That he 10
ing anything wrong: that hn mover Enew Mbont Tho
inc ni s I'D ri ,ee ID q c %
REFUND th. money 10 her If ts Committee or Tho pros
Idcnt required IL.
nr.AKELr TELEoRArHED HER
jutt tefort sp here. taking hor 10 walt nnt Ito
arrived from H. Paul. she DID 80. Notwithstanding
the summons required hes 70 i'e hers Friday !htel
came Thursday Inst. Miss Sweet sa!d lie dttf
not way much told lin what should say. lilo Eai.s
10 Thought would place him In very bad light, and
, 1876-05-09
THE RECORD.
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.

Gu4HGSts 41l1l4NAaA4SHs
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Nav 8.-At 1l;55 Manager
Knott was Interrupted in his argument, that tho
Senate might conycuo for regular BUSINESS, aud
tho injury resulting from Chinese immigration.
md iuatructtng tho Committee On Commerce to
consider the subject and report bill placing adequate
restrictions upon tho immigration Of Chinese to this
country. Agreed to.
HorsE.
Mr., IIalp offered resolution directing tho several
conittecn Of tic House, charged with investigation
tu cou,lct such investigation with open doors while
any eex ats ~ Mes'sa3 o. III,
judiciary Connttec. with tnstruci1onA to report.
Mr. Randall asked II that n,otou VISA dlrisibla.
The Spoakar Cox, ruled TINT It Wac uot.
htr. Halss nntlun tcJecol-yea1t Us; nAys, Ill.
M0ME INVESTIGATION.
LII. Payne, from the ComMttce on Civil Service ne~
fru offered resolution directing te Committee Oh
Way hIasns to ak1 thorough Investigation into
thu n,anagsMeus Ut tho CnstoH Iouso At tho port Of
inost sicsaiy euforco hetavs ior ths collection Of
cust.otns rrye1l,icS, Adopted.
slc. Wells tslas., asked 1eave to of1es = resolution
directing the Secretary of ~arto i4sae soo ooo f4ens
10 from tho ats overflow In tho sats OF Mis-
straip ippl. Objected 10.
The ~ %s vas ~ asesssd m fades
tou Of tho BY! to carry Int sest the proysl9na Of
S ssy sth +, t9 laS,n Islands, 'na tbs h0o''
HpGcc1lca against the I'LL were mAda by Meatrs
Ihotnss and Tucftr., ......
Tnrker aud Tholnas.
Mi. Wood N, ~ closed the debate With speech In
favor Of ths bI
Tt!e House then proceeded to vote on tho bill. and
It was iIassed-yeas 1lG; lays, 101.
COIN N1LI-
Ns. Randall offered = I'LL providing for the coinage
OF $5o0o0oo xdditiuuM silver coin 10 that Alscady
authorized.
Tbs bill authorizes the Secretary Of tho Treasury to
purchase silver bullion With uEaltenders Bald silver
shall 10 paid ont III the ordinary disbursements OF lhe
Treasury IN o2chauge fur tho trade dollar at par
Tho bil further provides that Tho tsads dollar aha
not be legal teildsr. deferred.
MISCELLANEOUS.
sfr. Coupar was eplolnted On tas Select COMMITTEES
on Feietai Ofdces III LoustAua, in placs OF Grape,
excused. a..
The Mouse thea Ad}onrusd With thu understanding
that no buttness b1 transacted tomorrow, snu tbAk
the 4ousa would merely nret and adjourn.
, 1876-05-09
THE IOWA CITY ACCIDENT.
fnA In tFthfff

5pteta. D4patca ta TAs thHlue Tribune.
Iowa CrTr, Ia. May 8.-Thc body Of the
daughter Of Prof. l.. T. rarkor, OF the State
University, was found this afternoon somo
miles below where sho waa drowned with her
brother On tho 25th of April. She was found
lodged In floating br1lshwood by young lnan iu
sasrch. 1t will bo remembered, ~ heretofore
teiesrhphod 10 Tue Tn1uuNx, that Prof PARKER,
h,s nlecc. and .wo children; ;-Lennio, aged Is,
aud Cors, aged l1,-wore capBized III q row-boat
uear tho dam Of the Iowa lsivor, when tue two
chlldsoo were drowned. :rhs body OF tie boy
kept In leo. that bosh may 10 buried together
II haa beeu terrible strain upon the minds oil
tho afflicted family aud friends, to which tho 10.
coyery OF tue bodies a1Iorda soma relief,
, 1876-05-09
THE CROPS,

DETROIT. Mich, May 8.-Nsporta received
eess o7 The secretasy OF tue State Pomologtcl
society from tho peach growing sections Of
Alchagha state that everything promises = full
tru.t crop. Reports from many parts Of the
State sll agree that the reinH Of Saturday, Sun
aay. and Monday were very boneacial to I'll
, 1876-05-09

Living DEATH 1.-The naortnt a .0tty Of
conf1lmItfye insada II often .no1e terrible than
death. Their coup!anlng4 Enakn everybody unhappy
nforud them, vhlle their lives prelaturcIy lost
thelnrelscs. unloss thoroughly cured by Wisharsa
line Tree Tar Cordial ths sateat remedy ever Known
nntt enc that never fails.
, 1876-05-09

6ptetas Dfspasth u 1,hs Chtcaao Tribune.
DAvENPoAr, H., Mar ga n,ornfl drowning
accident occurred here lkat evening. Tbree
young meu. named Banned GRANVILLE Orin
Shields. and Albert Foster. wero out oa tho
river in skitf, when TIM boat was capsized aud
Ill thrown into the water. Tho two latsar stEuE-
gled to shore. but Granville after calling pte-
oualy for hslp, wss drowned. lie was d blAls-
man On tas Chicago, Aock lslana d Pacific
lsoAd.
Special Dispat<A to Tbs Chicago TRIBUNE.
BIouI Crrr, a., Nav 8.-Fssnk De!any, :
young mar, Wa drowned IL miles boow hero 8at-
urdAY willis croasing tbs Missouri nivot In +
skid. His body hss not been rect Yered.
, 1876-05-09
NOTES AND NEWS.

BTAA CHAMBER fSfEaTf6ATioS9.
WARRINGTON D. c.. May 8.-The Democrats,
by record yoto, declined to mako public tho
Investigations, and by this vote showed how
hollow woro tho preteuses Of tho Morrison
resolution of last Monday. On tost veto tho
Democrats rcruaod to make them publio-yeas.
95 nays, Ill.
HEES IN ANOTHER 11ouT.
Tho Democrats in tho campaign of last fall
sevctaly nrsaignod tho RopuhlicanB for having
voted to iasuo rat!oiH to tho sufferers BY tho
overflow in tho mississippi Valley. Yet Wolls,
to oGer Joint resolution authorizing tho 6eo-
ra.ary of War to distribute 100000 rations to the
suffers by Tho late overflow there.
THE HAWAIIAN THEArr.
Tho House closed tho dcbxte upon tue bill! to
carry into effect tile Hawaiian treaty, and. con-
srary 10 expectation. passed. 1t. The yeas 1lG
nays lol; only aor!;y Of IT, The probability Is
a full House. souo very abo speeches woro made.
CENTENNIAL. HLCEaa.
The House, in viaw Of tho fact that most Of tbs
encrs would Leave early for Tue Centennial, 0rderel
that Tomorrow seAann should 10 informal. and tat
business shoud bo transacted, Aud tho Aoufe will
only meet md dJnurn.
TUE NEW ORLEANS coM,1rTEE.
Democrats will mt 10 likely to blind appointed
member Of ths Nsw Orleans Investigating Committee,
AGAIN At rArLr.
Tho Stone Committee iu i'll e1osta 10 catch George
In Vi
its rurc. Rosewaer, of thu o;nsAa hee, has beet,
working With the Committee all winter tc
rrovs thar tho ma!lu from Chicago tt
uinrha vere not properly weighed last yesr
julio Hammond, FORMER postal rlerk, who had
charge Of tho disr!htion, waa to pro.u this o
hero with certificate froin Nolsw1ter that hts tesH
mony could bo relied un. lis was examined to-day
for trce hours III tho hopc nt proving that all tbs
n,alls were messed road during the weighing
Hammond declined 10 swear 10 any such nonsense
nnd produced order from Capt. White, unde
which he acte4l directing hin to give each rosd III
Just proportion Of nails, and more. 10 tbs t1a!
| has disappeared from tho ncandAs hounds.
t ITO ths Associdtfa PTsss.1
LEyEE5.
! WARRINGTON, D. C., May a-The I'LL reported to
day by the Bpecal Committee IN Leveeh Of the sHs
appi. with tho Recommendation OF pass4gn by the
HOUSE, IL substitute for sho two BILLS Introduced b,
Ncsnra, loroY and GLaou, Of Louaiapa. II provides
for the construction Of Levers by the Unitod Ststo
Government under direction Of tla Chief Of Engineers
and npprorTates tho following amounts for crrendI
tnre III this way Ii tho states Na1ued respectively:
Loiiflai1a... Hg0N
ArKAnkas AstoNee
4tUt'
hOu,at
AtnutGae6.. sss.ss...ss 4uJ0N
Illinois. ......................... 1900
, 1876-05-09

Rest md entire removal from mental sxt!tsnens. hin
cured Tiers can bs no queston Of bis ultimate teAtorn-
t!on 10 perfect health. Acting under medical advice.
Bpesker Kerr will probably neSef again return to In
diana H4c4pt u 1 visitor.
, 1876-05-09
Yeaterday's Proceedings In the Confer
ence at Baltimore.
An Unjustiflable Attack Upon the West.
ern Book Concern.
But ELECTS Little Sympathy from
Other Members.
Hs Finally Succeeds in Securing an fnscstigat
Ing Committee.


."
Gpeetdt Dspafeh to 7Hs Chicago 1fituN.
Ra,r,wnup MsvH-Thn oreat tor,;n baforo
r.. I, .. |
tAo A4a@Aooiab 1ene'* So'ts snco "u-u"5 ~"
the stack OF four Baltimore Meth0dlatA upon
tha wastcrn Pink concnrn in thu memorial
WHICH HAe oens ofos s'e eou"sIt ~ t'o Sanno
ctatcd Pgoss Tho document wAs presented to
~. for..,,.,. H. II, f.,,h., In, l., Jo,a
'ae coAae'eoss ~ ~ N"+ WV ~ N'o'
not claim to be itA author. 1t tH merely an at
temnt tn foure mt thu insolvency of the Neat
T a. IL, -, "a. s-t T.,
cEn BOOK IopcoEn uu too oAsAs " ita tepoI 10y
excluding from It's HAsets over 2jf0 600, almost
a.. .sn,. ~ u,t,h IL In rasl est,tc
and tbs business and outht OF Tie Concern
in conatant and nrofltnt,te uso. It was proved /
T. -, ,- - ~, It,. =. .,.,.,,t.r
betoTo sno Ionlefence. 10 its ehtHo BABEL
that tbs report Of tho Book Committee, charged ,
vit,, tta sr,orv1e,on ~ tbo hus,nesa and the |
"'s.. sAo eepoA 't'o'' ~ 60, -,
auditing OF tho Accounsd Of ms hestern Doo6
- .., ..s..,.,,,>.ro .,.+ .,,r,.,,rr
WITH UNUSUAL 1AoAoCoASAos AM Ass Ie41'G
NESS,
that thA real eetskn Ia actually WORTH much moro
:, - ...t.-...... -. IL. H.. ,,,,.;..r. !.
tphH lte APPfa.aetnenst nhu shns sno pu2eea -
IN eodnd ana Improving cohult!ou. Aue 1ne
moriatHtd did not c!alm cVef 10 haee c3an'hea
ipto tile aHai9s OF the Book Coueetn, merely
practcnR the ru]e Of Yubt1 action ou its reported
snuatu
ass9ss@ sas -, ,a,,,, T., ,o,,, ~ fin
~ ~ spueeui y. ., -. a.I ~, aon,ais s,nnio
attempt ~ proving tae tlutu u lie slGiAoltnt
, 1876-05-09

BnrncttsH FlnvorinE E1trncts nre
used hud tndoEsed By he test hoIcls con.ectIonets
gyocers, and tic 1rst families in the country.
, 1876-05-09

thumb severed from his right hand BY buzz
sAw to-day.
On The head and probably fatally Injured BY the
an1 Of a atumbling.rod OF \ horsepower.
, 1876-05-09
W.A.S.&Co.
IMMENSE BARGAINS
I'M
DRESS GOODS.

In order to reduce our largo
stock Of Dress Goods, we have
matle GIsI;4AT REDUCTIONS in
PRICES, and call particular attens
ton to the following BARGAINS:
100 pcs Gray and Brown Serges
at zoe per yard.
100 pcs Diagonals in all tho
1lc'; Spring Colors, at Csc.
Is pcs All.Wool Debege at 30c.
50 pcs An.Wool Cretonne al
81 1-2c.
25 pcs All.Wool Camel's Hair
ut SOC, sold elsewhere at 75c.
25 pcs C.4 All-Wool Camel'a
Hair, 75c, worth fully $685.
50 pcs Plaid, in Gray and
Brown Effects, reduced from
SOC to 30c.
The above arc all new, desirable
Goods, and undoubtedly the BEST
VALUE offered in Chicago.
, 1876-05-09

HURT af MACHINERY
6tsstas D.pateh to TA chtoa9' irtb9nx.
H1ooh1aogos, ILL.,, May 8-Iossph Bacon.
sxasr Of 4 plAalu2.uill, hAa four aaxess and :
, 1876-12-20
No. 100.
r F LEG R A NJ S
ST.. Thomas STATION.
Dscambsr 8.

NJ yoRx. Dso 6th,-Tas B,ooklyn theatrs
$50 dsstroved bv fire, The flames spread go
rani dlv that many of the spectators perishsd;
One hundred bodies have bson recovered ana
over a hundred persons are sun ,hlss'n5.
Tnden's electors.
pra.i3snt Grants message on the opening of
CONGRESS is unimporant, and does not refer to the
Dresent troubled situation.
81 Tradition treaty between Great Britaia
and the United States has 65en concluaeu' @uu
Brant tba forgsr has been re arrested.
Prino. bismarck has repeated in Parliament his
speech Of the fourth. >.
FT6a Tondon Times ridjcules Prince Bis
msrck,s suggested imitation by England OF Ku'-
sia's warfare in ServIa'
The Dnc D'Auditfret Paaquisr has refused Pre-
sident NacMahon's invita- ton to form a Caoiae''
~" d ,oembsr 9.
Npw YORK, Dec. 7th.-The ruins Of the Brook
~ +b.ofre ara still being actively searched.
Thras hund red bodies have already been FScoY-
cred and it is apprehendsd that the loss OF ME Will
amount to five hundred
The Florida returning boaru mas cou'''u ~ !"
Tba Electoral Colleges gives General Hayes a
majority of one vete, ~
Tho Democrat leaders are discussing the pro
priety Of inpeaohing President Grant
TIE Grand Duke Nicholas mas arrived at
E;,aLi,otF IN Rassarabia to direct the forces that
a,o baing concentrated on the dtnl5jan ffnatiHr
IN Vance. il IS expected that Marshal Wac
Nah IN will call upon NJ. Duclerc to form aCao-
met. D
NJ. yopK. 9Th & 9h.-In Greece the Minis
ro.inned and Mr.. Dsligeorgis has been
asked 20 form a new CABINET ,,c...
paris news states that NJ Leon Say, the sims
49, of Finance, has stated that II was lnPoSsioIe
- ra1nca taxation and that the exports OF tn'
country were stationary o"''S
n,assion of trade abroad.
don 10 discuss Eastern affairs lac DH{e OF
Vestminster presided. Letters from the Duke OF
Argv1e. MARQUIS of Bath and MT Lowe concur
rin9 With the object of the meeting were reau
M sn,akars wsre tho b shep OF Oxford, 'ssFs
n 'ni stone. In the course of their
ah.aryotions they denounced the Earl OF beS-
o~n.folTs nolicy aud suggested ms h2ehcA-
mant The conduct Of the Car was euI3glzed.
T"astantinonle advises state that a conspiracy
20 datbrone the Sultan has been dso1FSred'
x.u yo.x. 9th.-FI,ur, por o,rrSL -
Lawrence brand, Sc SO.
Meal. per barrel, $3s
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, sl64
Crvstals. per pound, l0A to lac
Sugar Fair to good refining per It. ~ 10 !o'"
FooLSh Islands Molassss, pei gallon. ~ 10 4's
premium on Gold 1914 to
Exchange, New YORK ana honu'" 80"
dem. Crystals, per cUt. $50 duty free.
Sugar Musoovado, DO, a9,9 90,
lclGEy saI H nsr o.ild No. III n in bond.
Trinidnd Cooos, per cwt 76E
R Ronsot Of England Rate Of Discount e"
Rsntes 10 90.
Cotton 50 to8 ). -
, 1876-08-27

departure C. ktt5edgs got m the a5at re5qIa hia
ended the first battle. Next t.o,a gay d.9e Inc
1! Esbt BY iafgc body Of indians. who freqnently
swoopcd down to within 100 yards Of the wagons
but we're prevented coming nearer: Not"lthstano- s'
ing the running gh tney oaaf - whieh they dug
before the first batch tried to sleep. whlls1 Ing
others kept watch. The tarages, themselves tl1cd
left them to repose a nlEnL ott III the
fourth day, when j junction WIS eneeteu Win 3
strong party from Montana, 2nd the redskins made
Oh ". H. Phelps was the only whte IiII. ked h1e l.
requires great deal Of capital to get it out hardly
paying fair return for outlay and risk
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
An adjourned meeting OF the proposed Cosmo-
politan Club for the promotion Of athletic sports
took place in the office Of Dr.: Starkc, Milwaukee
street, this week. The attendance included rep
rcsentative. Of Anglo Americans. German -Ameri-
caus, Canadians, English, Irish, Scotch, and Ger
mans. Speeches were made in support Of the OBJ
jects sought to be attained by the Club, and con-
siderable amount OF enthusiasm was worked up,
and, after the appointment OF additional members
to the various committees, the meeting adjourned
till Monday next at the same hour and place.
BREvIT1ES.
There is city ordinance that requires the own
ers Of pool-tables to pay $40 annual license. How
Tie Rev. Myron Reed and the Rev. Robert Coll.
yer are the theological lions of the hour.
A funny. looking cucumber Of home growth j.
shown by John Turner, Florida street. 1t is
feet long and as slender as stout walking cane.
The Germania Club. Of Chicago arrived here or
Sunday for picnic, with the Great Western Band,
and were received with all the4honors by thei1
owners Of dogs should be cautioned that the
police are still poisoning the unmuzzlcd.
Notwithstanding much early disconragcment, ths
temperance meetings have been continued, AND
lately there has been quite an accession Of pledged
members.
, 1876-08-27

.tshocky," and who enjoyed quite an extended
popularity while - devil !" in tue Gazette once;
has turned III" cncc more, after twelve mohtns
Mr. S. I. Bradbury, OF the Patriot, has Of late
been confined to his home much OF the time on ae-
count q ihealt The w1sa OF Ills many
Mr. and MIS- james McGoycrn, OF Chicago, are
up here for few days. They are always Yel"
c. B. Detrick and wife returned home Tuesday
The Rev. c: {. Smith, pastor Of the Baptist
Church at Rockford, returned home Tuesday ac-
cx-shcriff Hammond, of Cook County, were
among the distinguished visitors to Wankesan
MTs: II. B. Wickham of this city, is at present
lying dangerously i'll at her residence on the Nest
Side. She is under the care OF Dr.. LeW1e.
BRIEF MENTIONS.
Yonr correspondent has been frequently fmpor-
timed to speak relative to the action OF certain
young men whose chief delight on sunday even
fngs, apparently. is to consresate on corners and
particularly in front of Gcnesee street cigar store
where they will engage in considerable boisteIous
way to ' Church. II they wish to play the role Of
''ndnight marauders they should at once dis
card the title Of gentlemen. Its \ shame, lin
hoases an he ACTORS to
There will be quarterly meeting services at the
m, E. Church to-day. Love-feast at O'Clock;
Rsfasei2 sRdng Edei a gatns @ viii Preach this evening
Mrs. j. B. Mix, N. D., leetured on temperance
at Methodist Church Thursday evening, to large
and apprcciatiyc audience. Next Sunday Mrs.
Mix will lecture on tue same subject at Court
House Square, ......-. ..-
Miss Minnie Stone acted as hostess to large as
eemblase on Saturday evening, it being the occa-
sion of birth day anniversary.
Clement Harter, a German, while at work on the
Holstein Building Thursday, had tue misfortnne to
sutEer severe sunstrokc. lie was attended by DR..
Bullock, and is ut present slowly improving.
II the State street gent who succeeded in winning
his friends frst-lore, could be afforded an oppor-
tuuity to again stake his choice he would doubt
less return to his former ''jewel.'' But his mis-
used friend has taken advantage OF the situation,
and succeeded in making what he terms s'good
trade. -
, 1876-08-27

1.k-- A.+ Nc
YAK fark IS awake anu ce1ermtnes :" tnaNs 4.
| the Tillenitcs take back the assertion that the
| Toyn of cicaro will ~ for Tilden and Hen.
1o"A ~ 1~ - -, 80.
drlcks. therefore, Alohday evening tne "os. .
E1n,aa1.- r,,.s ,rha ae;oar. ar,o;n+ad are
| N"eetet eaoo. tA0 e "PP0
| President, Q. ". Herrick; Vice-PFcsidents, a.
| n Rick1nr r. p Sharn. Secretary A. B. Mills
! ~ ~ n.A1eI' - 1'''. nnp' ...:ya - n..;.+aa
| treasurer, u. EcAalt, EAecut'e con1ia''tee'
| ". H. Wood, S. E. Hubert, ID. u Austin, a.
! r. Terrv and Cant. Owen. A constitution was
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drawn up and signed by some nity persons
| The meeting adjourned to meet on Monday even,
ing, the :3Sth forwhlch occaslongo speakers ano
| music will be provided:
| The children OF inc fask are IN happy STATE q
excitement over the Centennial picnic. IN which
| four schools unite-the Congregationalist,
| Methodist, Episcopaiian, and Mission school,
The Park ls demonstrating preference Tor Heht
| rather than darkness by tho lighting OF twenty
| four street-lamps "Wednesday last They are Of a
village It is hoped that long every street will
| be furnished with theee lamps.
Dr. William Reynolds, Rector OF Chrlst Church.
Harlem, IS dangerously II: H1e dangnters, ME:.
! Reynolds, who was visiting her SISTER have been
hastily summoned. and are at MS bedside. ails
! three sons. two Of Whom-'ohn and t!eorge-llvc
| in Colorado, and Walter ReynoIcs, OF st. Louis,
OF great learning and research, and as pastor,
has won the love and vcnezation OF all the people
here
The Baptist sabbath -echoors basket t-picnc came
OH Ihnfsday IN NELSON'S erose Not:ElIaslAnolny
| the extreme heat OF the dny, they had delight
| full time, and returned home perfectly satisfied.
The police are doing faithful work This week
number OF night -prowleEs have been put into the
Mrs Warren Furbec and her Two children, ac-
companled BY Mr.. Judd Whaples. left for Kansas