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, 1876-06-14

Jo,, s.ur.x,1 1...
charged WHY sw!ndling Capt. John Anderson, Of
tho schoonsr Alcleo out Of SEQ on The snids jewel.
ry game.
Two thlovcs ycstcrilny played tho old, old dodge
at ynn Colts jcwclry storc on State street near
~, e ,'.,a t'o ra!ssau ~ e1an''n
my somo sinsa' while Tho pal mado oil With hand
iul Of watches No nrrcst1.
T. II. Bradley Of No. :o4 sansumon street,
sho 70
Is now hunting for the nun who plays policeman.
In tho crpw,, which gathered around tho corner
OF Uniou and X{nzie strccts immc1,.tc,v oftcr tha
Thomas Incident Inst evening, Thomas Campbell
was playing the role Of pcspocket with consicra-
Detectives Elliott 10 and s1nona. ve,te,aov ,oar,,
n t!ie central station Henry nfittIs, who sas
anxn So ork M n Arce, i"n 5 'toFes ~ A.
-: AsssS sv:Sss Kssaa!y * 'So !; 3aaas ntS "aa
eye5s 70 nn po ssse Moec N eers
gstt'ng th1ce g. 4aee hnaw!s trom ). ": Farwcll &
daxe" s Xix nbrclas at fFs froa 9t hitGs r.
A German 10 years Of ape named r,cdo,,c,-
nclps tnadu nn Intellectual Ritrta,,t 1t suicide Mt
oclct.kuffc, Dulps Gonr,icd ioe somn Lima mai
nt No :s07 South Canal street whern ths nttemnt s
ior the attempt, md bnlnr unabla 10 .ncoir i.a
wrote upon pIcco Of pa1cr, ii was nnsoysa t ~
detcctlyes." llc waa taken to tho County Tiosptal
on te roat hera ;hat he was thIef MI fnrsntnS wS
no ncnn nretcusIonS. sn sn. n.wsnts, TO- IL cs,"a ~
In Ohio rrnusYlynpja and Iuwn' II is unt knnwn
whether or not thr vouna viii nroye fa,ai AA'"h
,,.-.,.
shortly aitGr O'Clock ycstcHl1J afternoon tho
inmates or Tho Ertat Eastern Hotel at No Ill
, 1876-06-14


A very trivtal matter has occasoned IN unncces-
sasy amount Of agitation In certain circles. some
weeks slnce nino young ladies' Nf the Womea's COL
Icgs organized temporary baseball nine for the
puH'osu Of having group picture taken in Co.'S
tnmo, aftes the manner Of All ball pnos, It 70.
cased tho mysterlous nAmo Of IN. T, H." tho
rassed bals}, which is Interpreted to Mean TINT
tbs members Of tho nlno allow no ba, 10 pass thcm
and never mafI. Ar thoy happened to make quito
an attractive picture, and mors especially becauso
they took gtcAt paiHH tn prevent extra copics fFn
being secured, the boys hccamu anxious 10 Ect
copies, but all efforts werc In vain. The original
pltls uystesously Disappeared from tlle plotoS.
rapLcr'H Monday, and Il 10 said to have tcrl, ht0l-
Eli, but thu police have failed to dnt any truce Ut
tbs Executive conncii Of tho College n.ss. .r,s,l
Association met at Lase Forest yesterday to con-
slider tho appeal taken by tho Northwestern UnI-
vers!ty from Tho result Of Frday's game with CHI
clgn University. Chicago VIVA represented by Mr.
Gardner. Eyanr.on by Mr.. A. u. Early, md Ia.
cine by Mr. Martin, to whom Tho question was
decided Il tasor OF Chicago !:n!yera.y, bccau.o te
ganu had beon almost completed l,efuro tic Eynns-
ton nys ettcrcd thcr pro4ea, nsal!si tho nmprlns.
The silver bal! was delivered 10 Chicago University
yesterday evening.
Hall Salur1ay evening has hcen called, to take into
coHs Iteration various propositions for local cele
bruti0n Oh July l.
, 1876-06-14

nasser.men and florists at Clinton and Lyons. H. /;
!. g. nnbhsn lfct9ntn n. T., tbetasgcst crane
e.trr, dealer In coorcI !IttrniTons md nursery.
n'en'. sl',Mtics; a. +. Whitney. Eranka t'51ys,
WarwA'c.a; Wia'; ;. Wliuot Scutt Ga!cna. =: !;
a:y, i ifIss f:ssss s:sas, @ tns 4 arm H. of af'fss .
Son. Ut liushhcrg, M. The most extensive
Erape:Sruwer, IN thu Southwest; 7. Il Leslie, of
trcwcll. LeslI1 q Co. s canning establishment nt
lpaya lii A. Curtis, Of tho nursery lrtn of Sin.
n%ek oS Co." ,sIr Of .'ne L e %n.o' ,iesaGs
son. ksk.s4e H. ;A't It. g. q uiayc. Sa'sS saaW'eh
I Ar'nS t,.ynn, FlnsSto H. 1; hosfi'
Msii M", =, 1ass!s 1asf' ~, SstS Y H. csia,e!l.
representatives trnm al, parts uf the rnfteI states
Tic spicni growing rcasun whfcl, the tnraerynen
have nsplteti tisp to tho mece.siy Of tasins some
action which will nad lnraely t' TIC benefits of
% n9,h he traas nm ts pos y, enabling the one
t'en1 The enterprise has ,ct viii anst!nsed lii,.
sa' sss na a s Us :sss 5 u Dtstel. ss II II S% s
tienlat. The West Ia now producing nur-
ssty ps.d psodst' - SnouEh to supply thr
wns formerly the casu that it depvndea IN The Enst,
nna It y therefore of the utmost Importance !o
tSe ~ nsS Ghsgn y =. s
ro.ac trnns the nurseries and their auiiliartct.
The Executive Committee held n preliminary
Sessions oi to-day nnd TO- morrow r lfciilrnt san.
ders will doll,cr MI intraductoly atdrrts to i!,e
1 w tasn !as general business Of thu
Tho SECRETARY Il the Association Is D., Wi1mos
Scott. Of daleiia, and the G,,nlltsee on Arrange.
hed sticxnry, Whitney, Sanders, scott, and Els
wosth.
, 1876-06-14
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE H. 1876

Tie day dawnrd rlondy, Int It wns cool an, rlcns
ant hna juat tho Kind Of tlny on whIct
to enjoy tho tripping Of TIN lehI
fantastlc. About o'clock procession wa
formed 2t thc corner Gf 1esailc and Adan,s streets,
Whici M q Santy nlair, gotten up nt an expense nl
~; 99o sor 10 sutts. and Is rrmnrksh'c tor the
S Ss ao. sss tsn: 4afas, % ss %rysi g i.w 9efk
NeSt eame thc Ch!cMeo Light t'nvnlry, COM
mandcd % BY Capt Miller, on horseback. fol.
Gc.'lon .to.k tts line Inc II march. to to Tic Tic
aspot at tltc corner Of Clinton and farrell streets
Mailing. II sEah not long after tter Arrival TINT
tie party managed to Eet IN hoard. and by 10
t ts fk t
Of ornancc, fred .lca fening rhout Of welcome.
ati. heael ~ thG h1n,l. procession Was formed
the band Enye nh nrcn.air concert TIL ubous l.:O
during which the p'cn!ckcrs to do aub.tAn-
taI Justice to the wagon-load af lunch. .baskcts.
1lcaley, Chairman Of the COMMITTEE nt Arrange
,nents, whu all day long managed 10 clan, tho ii.
Si o@ns " IT. FL G. i Ssnsst Sssa1t
lors psesent: y. a. Cntltnan. Kent llnghet, Ken
nedS; t. J.; liealey. i'achman. VIII Forrest; Grand
with h.. baton and award nle!c IN niposny li..
play, Knights y. n. plotkc,. Deputy u tic Ger
man mar t1o.lscs, an.i DHcmap. Hnshes: j. Ii. safi.
t3reEE md the nemlcrs OF thu several Committees,
diI much to mako thu occasion especially enjoy
nnlc; among lllcec Ftctcl>. werc Peter MAtr, John
Stspl'ns{ ETnest ilummci, n. Casey. ". Ii.
now, Simeon W. Ki,g, C. II. iira,lley, sr. nEEd
3irs. Wnrmfugton, Mrs. Mostun, nf Aiiforl, Miss
iHa Fletcher, Ais. and Mrs. !len3, Mrs Marion
Lane, Mr. and Mra. l'o1otl atr. nnd Mrs. Xltlr,
Mr an and n, Mrs. Nelkc, Mr. and Mr.. luchnnnn,
sons III attendance who divtdr. ttlcr time between
dancing and playing bnte .baI The latter was An
lnnlen.e affnlr Of It's Kind, -bctwc,n hc Imperial
ana The 1aetn'nn Lodges. Three innings
we're played from II T.. III. to ! p. M, tic
1mpsIla1 l,avlng made 1uo runs md tic t'ermsas
tnl that Capt. llcaIcy, the umpire, lud Il put In
alcohol IN order to Ecnd II TO the Centennial.
Ihe Committee u Games consisted n John
Gabriel, n. fcsey. John brown, ". l}aker, ".
odln, William Doyic. The following WAS tic
Frostammc: 1'oys race for !ala undrF II year.
s sx:Xla: prts Maht: il y. ioo ysfds. H. Time, :!
tries; won by Inc best looking. liacc by ,l,cmbcrs
Of tho Urter; half milo dash over .ix hurdles
Won By sergt. Vesey. Standing high leap;
Won by u. CnscJ. Putting tl,e stoac, won BY
nnn crusc. who threw It in tho pond. distance Of
500 feet, 600 Df which wcsu 10 tho mir. Walking
nlatct-thc contestants were Sheriff Agncw, Scrgt.
Fctcy, Capt. Elraey, Milky Casey, Peter MnIr and
an unanawil. The last named Won Sack race,
Wun by Capt. Miller. wto ,cat Ernest 1iunnlci ono
length. Tho whccl.hafrow raca wau won by Ja,ncs
Duhean ThcEo werc alsn other Ga1ncs Of font -nl1,
bowling, etc., hnl climbing us creased pulc, which
wnt successfully accomplished ty ex- CORNER joln
Stephens whn thereby gained tic plnults If thu
multitude, Taken aa a who'll, tho ALTAR was
quite successful aud very enjoyable.
, 1876-06-14


Tho annual Commencement Acnson at Eyanston
.nny properly be said to have been lnAugurntcd
Sunday n,nrnEng, when tho Itey. Dr.. Miner lsay-
lnond preached the annuat sermon before tho
students of tho Garrett nlbllcal Institute. Dr.,
iaymond has bcen Professor In tho Institute for
many years, anil preached powerful and chsrae-
tcslatic scrmon upon the general subcct Of what 10
preach, how 10 prcuch, mud by whom the preach
Ing should be donc.
Thu next event OF interest In the anniversary OK.
eEcser was tic literary md aocial reunion Of tbs
students Ut the Institute at the First Methodist
Church Monday evening, oil which oc.
cas|on tho Fpacious lccsute.room VIVA 1llcd
by an interested audience, Sons comment
was oceasunrd by the fact that tho "llb.," "a
tue tlcoosuca are called, should have engaged
string bantl tot the occasion. which, under thu
direction Ut johnnie Hand, dlAcour.ea sweet music
81 very Lively nad equally worldly character
ans1ng M M tae ,f1srcises y 70 happened. also thnt
of tho Quarterly Conference, which was in sessi5n
ul.stalrs,, aHl perhaps aided tic candidates for
fties u Ss 70 na.s, ts!r
thu "skidmoEe uUards," B" and kindred clasaIsal
nirn.
Nj, NJ. s. Kaufman. Of the In.t!.uto, prosldca
during tG literary exercises. which coUinencsI
with AZ interesting address upon ''Uuu,a,na Jul.
!ha, "hy ~. e f. Lam''sert w!'ors production was
cry lacked force and effectiveness.
AZ. 7. Clnrs followed With forclblo discussion
Of s s'.ts9 Ct hs stsE y. e p0s xe
pu'iticn enn only bo rorcd!ed whc" tic 1nlniatels
of the country undertake tho JOB.
Institute. was prevented from delivering hI4 ad.
dress by etc!;ntss In hIs family and the audience
was deprived or ~ expected treat, Tho formal
d!scut.c tls subject q l!GcEnllsm under this tlt!r
"A Phase Of Mo1er,, Tl,onsht"
sons tine spent Ii sociaGiity. which VA pro:
lnoted ny refrtshmcAta prepared lIy the ladies Of
, 1876-06-14


The Chicago Academy Of Sciences held tts regular
monthly meeting last evening at No. 2U3 Wabash
avenue. The attendance wan very light.
Mr. G. ". Hlatchford presided, and Mr.. ".
bridge ncted "a Secretary. Il nnmbrr Of fosss,
n,fncsals. md reports which weto received during
the month nf Mny rs gtfta from members aul
G 0 @ "a Hisy d1py
tarantua from Asptnwail, wiich arrived upon
IT. Of , ,ni5.naas. and WAS the gift Of Mr.. Luck, OF
Mr. platchfora stated that he },a, received letters
irom @ shIee g. sqrcEn academies Of Sciences, among
hear good results and rccriyc vatunlIo specimens.
Or. kittoc. Of Galena, ILL.,, was sirctGa mcm-
he5 Of the Academy.
minerals and fossils from south America among
ssg's. ssppt fs s cy as .sss j
spcaksr stated there WA a tract Of pase e
Isypa belly ps fa u toos1s s2ass' animal of 's tsa
nan't4alia family. fonnl On tho River Platte,
near uGnguGy.
scicncc In Souta America, and stated that num-
Der Of academies wcsc In successful operation
there. Among those he mentioned wcrc those nf
ArKcntlno Republic. whcro l.. \. Could, n, Amer.
sHn ~, s1 II carEo q tho observatory connected
the academies were conducted by forelgnera
Gov: Bto,A made h!!ef ssntclasnt Q! tho scien.
d n on s5snon s md
which mi:ht be psrsc.! witho1t E;,swiny tho though
nted df,hy e ns1e sn ee1sas & sns ss e.
Insects which destroyed them Also full h1Atury
Of our 1ndans; nm ezhbtsion ut their Weapons,
specimens OF minerals from States and Terrific
sss; history o! out pFoxresaon from 1870 to tho
rtc,eI rms y exhibitions ot T.. census taken
alto stated that all immense amount was TO to scc4
, 1876-06-14


Tho ninth annual report Of tho Commissioner Of
Hailroas for Ohio contains Tho following Interest,"
Ing slatiatics:
''Thcrc wese but 811s mile. Of track laid In Ohio
iast year, u. nltlcs less than the previous year.
Iho to!al ftfllnbcr Of passengers carrIel II,
lMl t1s, vi lncreaac over thu previous year Of i,
I0o, t't The total number Of taE Of fgc ,ht carried
WIS 20. 75U i'1. MI fncrctro nf lii, 7::i This ~
tfn,ats dues not include supplies currlcd for co..pa-
ny. ase' The g7u's earnings u III tho lines were
Sti. oi3, ~ aaainst SD, D.S, 1..4 .U7 lp.t
cent The net cummings wcro slT, 516, JHj sji,
n%ainst sly, 1:9, 163 fur the year previous,
being ~, 141, Az AZ ess, frnctIun over II per
cont decrcaar,, md amounting tu ouy 3 per cent
upon the paid in capital stock and Indebtedness uf
senger earnings wore ST. 11d III. 81, taiitn1 Of
Of s., 75! ~ from last ycar. This cnr.,tuEs from
tru!ght transportation Hcru Si3, !3O D:,0 il, being
377. 0i0. II less than tho nttount derived ftul
this sources last ycar. and decrtasc Of IL. 81 pur
cent. Ihc total net debt Of railway companies in
81, 81J, TuO, bl, :" "
, 1876-06-14

Watee-rcnta yesterday were So, 900.
Tic Committee on Fire and Water will meet In
Marshal ncnncr's office on Saturday at 4 p. Ill.
The Finance Committee will hold meeting In
the CITY Clerks olcs tomorrow at o'clock p m.
Thu coal bill for the month Of May for tho North
sue lantrlns. Works was audited yesterday. It
The, Special Committee cons!.tlng OF AID
A1drlcls, Throop. Gilbert, a1ld Llnscnbnrth IL
called i meet 'u tic CITY Clerks Office u Ito D.
III. IN Friday.
I'fu statement nnle In yeutcr,lay's Tntnrxx that
Henry ta!laghan lad sHccccded Phil Cnnlcy aa
con!cy asill hnnga IN.
City Treasurer briggs has not yet laid hand to
tho wheel, although liz s alaost olrly expected 10
inks charsp Of tho Office. ThuEe ara abuIlt $,5O,.
ooo to be turned oycr by tbs genial Daniel O'lara.
~ Fisc.Marsha! banner ststea TINT the reason why
Fifc.Depattncnt !s because hu hid hnd talls viii.
Mayor ColslD, and he tho MayurJ tall tint he
would nut approve or thu establishment Vt tho ro.
This Hoard OF Public Works yesterday tssuel
estimates ~ follows: To Roger luwcr4 81, !ln
for ,watcs.Iips !n the tunnel under the river At
on tho West Side Pumping Wusks, 81, t,15; nnd
twn rstimaies amounting to s., $40 to tho Kay
stone nrlags Company for work On tAs Dluo Island
The Committee on Police II called to meet In Tho
onlce 9f Supt. Hickey Tomorrow Ut 1 o'clock p.
ILL.,, TO take Into consideration tbs removal N \
Sergeant anl others of Tie farce., The cumuit.eu
asked tfs pslyese vt attending the trial Ut Scrgt.
Ft1ratEck, for what rcaspl it Ia not known. ltls
p.obanc, Iat .alk III" bo h4d on reducing the otcv
BY city attorney fulfill with IN opi,sion 1hat tio
ealhsts Ut employees cunld Not he fedncrl Ill ihu
beginning u ths asrai year but that tho number Of
nlun coulu hs diminished.
Speculation Ia rife On tho question Of tho expnl-
son Ut llil1rcth from Tug suciety ot decpnt surn
VIM compose thr Council. nemOsthencs' ftends
, 1876-06-14
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Grand Jury will convene again Tuesday.
Tho Sheriff will transport four o! his boarders to
tho City Bridewell to-day.
States Attorney Reed will start for this Eaat this
evening. anu vii! 10 absent one wuck.
At The late town election one N. l.. Mann was
aecnsed OF having voted Illegally In the Thirtecnth
Ward. lie was Indicted by tho April Grand Jury,
and yesterday was arrested and plaCcd In jail.
Col. Clearly Chairman OF the Hospital Committee
has ur1!etcd that Vnc of the twn engineers cnploy
and TINT tlnanttty ii hnsc bn pnrchased A. htrp
toward preventing tho destruction Ut tue buillings
by lire.
, 1876-06-14
LOCAL LETTERS.
QUIZ NEXT MAYOR.

40 kht fsHtGF u 1hs iff6RH4.
CMtcA0o. Juno IL. -0f ali tic names that hare
heard mentioned q. candidates for our next Mayor.
thcro is nu one WHO possesses all tho requisite
qualifications 40 much required at this time, In 10
lhrge degree, as George Armour, Hsq. Ills name
at tho head OF our City Government would re-.
stoTo confidence, produce peace and qniot,
be guarantee for IN honest administration,
and prove terror to thieves and raacalh
generally. Amy signs OF dishonesty and corruption
In our city oa'sers wonl4 10 crushed In tho bud tJ
this sterling and determined man. All hIe nets arc
governed by psinclplcs Of honesty and justice, md
what he feels couscIcntouHty 10 bc right and lust
l,o VIII adliergto. When he puts that Scotch foot
duwn 1t rue. down 10 ztay, md there aso not poll
tEcfnns ni lumneTs enough IN nlt Chicago TO 1i,oyu
II. The Interests Of tax payers and af our city
would hnd IN hMI faithful guardian WHO Will
be an honpr to Chicngo, md In grcnt measure
wipe ont tho disgrace Ut thu past hummer reign.
Thy good sltl%ens of this city demand sound, In
ts!l!Gcnt, Eellah!e pure, aud responsible man for
thcls next Mayor, and In George Armour allch 4
one eau be found. CITIZEN,
, 1876-06-14
Tie bIassacl.usstts Silver a1tne.

1nston Later I. San Efanct.co CUT.
Tho ma!n shaft Of thu miuc Ia hewhuryt Essex
CHanty, ls now sunk to depth OF over :.f0 feet,
nna tho machinery IL adapted Tor doing tt work VI
2 n'ihe OF G0O feet From tun and \ lslf to four
tois Of ora 10 daily taken out. The sBurlssh steam
aFl!sAfa Used. Thr prospective value Vt llle milne
y inimcnse IN 1879 It's third yuaE. ths yield was
NJ. o0o; In Hu3, $S5S 900; tn 1b75, 81, 400 600.
hllScr bars ase now buinK made III sta1a old New.
hitfYINfi
, 1876-06-14
KNIGHTS OF pYTIIIA6.
ANNUAL plCNtf1 ypRTkunIy

One OF tho plrasantest outdoor entertainments
aud reunions which has taken place In th!s city for
sone Tine occurred yesterday among the knights
Of l'ytht4s VI sharpshootcrs' Psrk, on tho Pan.
Nandie Itailroad. Thu proceeds Of the picnic were
to b. used for charitable purposo. Early lii tho
Aofning the knights aud thcIr fair partners eom.
saeneed making preparations for the eomiuy event.
, 1876-06-14
A Kobtlrs Song over u Deatl, Nol.

A. James Car.iynn, Vi Whitu direct was dying,
nn SUNDAY night, thu upper tssh Of one VI tho viii
lis daughter, Mrs. ScaYry. s4t ny gising hul icv
Al midnight he died. sud - By aas dyl1g a. robin
sw n aaa ss:tng 1a ist " u"vsea saa a,s
the bird Aew out into tho dAknv.s
, 1876-06-14

YOUR OLD SIMMER SILKS, LADIES'
II taken to Cook d McLaln's, so Dearborn, atress,
% OF aal West Mad!aon street, can bo made almost
as good as now at llttle EXPENSE. II need nut bs
ripped up, nor trlmn,!n. removed.
, 1876-06-14

THE LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
by tho Root j. Suns Music Company to dealers and
consumers OF shcet mnsfc, mlsc books. and mus.
ca nsttlHcnts OF all kinda n3kca 1b8 State street
a very popular place.
, 1876-06-14
CONTRACT AWARDED.

=.
Wo learn that tho Kedae!d, Howen 4 Walwn.th
Company, one Of our most ontcFprtsng tron manu-
facturing establishments, has Just been awarded
tho contract for etcau-pnmps pipe, hylnnts,
valves, etc, for tho Marshalltown, H., xater.
works, At $40, 74U.
, 1876-06-14

REASONABLE GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES
50 gnhand-tn.hand at ualton's, ID State street. lie
sells Fishers and Other Eefrgeta.ors and Ice boxes
facler's sFeam.frce4e1s, Ridge wator- -tlters, at
hard tlnea prcrs.
, 1876-06-14

SOMETHING ELEGANT AND LOYa.PRlCED.
VIC havo largo and desirable lot OF window
ahades. many hand. We shall close out At :
very great reduction. lIllgeE. jenkins 4 Fa10n
21l State gttcet,
, 1876-06-14

MISSOURI, KANSAS d TEXAS,
Mr.. William Dond, tho Receiver O. the Missouri
.hanhas = Texas 1sailroad. makes tho following
abatement Of Tic approximate earnings Of his road
f.! the arHt week In Juno. 1875: Freight, S.EI,-
3l3. 10 passenger, S11, lGi}. I'll; mall ST. h5I 81;
express; 0aoi total $40. 0Bl. e.; corresponding
l'esloa last ycat, $44, 6H1. 10.
, 1876-06-14
TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

l3111 NIlCIllN1iN ENIIfZALs
AZ intlneatcd III TIE TnlBUaE few days ago,
5fr. Henry e. Wcntworth General Ticket and
Passenger 'Ascnt Of the Michigan Central 1taifFoad
hns been appointed Oenoral Agent for this city In
adult Ion 10 Ills uthcr duties. A better appoints
nlent could not hayc been made, III Mr. Wentworth
Is well acquainted will thu wRi,tA Of tic soad
lust tyunty yGnta 's ~
, 1876-06-14
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

II now undergoing thorough training.
RI. f,o,o,.r re,t.ra,v h.ld NJ, ,rrvn.+ ~, ,,c RI,
mains founda In Glars slia on tho South Branch.
and sonnd thht It was that Of 1,rord T'usdson.
n
,,u., ,.a ,... ......,x.. n. ~,
m,os'es. ~ ana .efes5 sn,e'ta.f'nens ,os 'n'
Sen'ot n Of the hsf opna1s viii b. given a.
Msoe'oeS' ca s'fa"oos'is' and tee'eFea'n Will %
The tomperstn1e Yesterday, ~ obteryed by
Msnasse, optlclsn. rH,nurs building, was as fol.
lo"s: "a. M o5; TO-. NJ, oo; * MI. o'; - =.
H., q; Up. rn., 02. barometer, q. na., 2e6;
~. m., 20.a.
avsnue aro In a condition 10 suggest the greatest
a astc T. sbeolutciy ~ NECESSARY. S F~' ~ ''''
~. ~" ~ u. VII. 81, c,n.,ru,,, :. l., A..
IRe Ney. =. =. " en1nc =! CihGinnHts ~ N tne
sty: o., IN "a5 10 Io!oih.9, M ,i Whese .o FEE 70
epcnn the snnlmSi ~! ny neatni tte VII thcet
nn.ssaa chase s s osennF s''' 'n'
has Gecn prepared In pamphlet for1n. SONG Tine
tnaIn portion Of tic report Tie pamphics cor.
tsins fcports ot .he hcata Of minor departments,
and + an Immense re nas. Of srs' md statistics
,ncd xt S nhc H. Ma"1a ~ ht,e. M It's ns' eseng
rh!fip. y. Tie cannty * re ray, ' 10 Be- 81 pre
1sn4 Z G s rsS s;Ps 9as II s6o IT, ne s
e any papcss M in % shc seei cosIt ao u wae1anto
ea.s' al lat'er Vii 10 iaad' iep'y tsp'y
AT 5:45 o'clock Inst evening Morris Martin and
HAIRY lawrenss r. junior members ne Of !he 1ilnor
on Adams t!seet near Franklin street, wern
OF the front wheels. Morris Marlin was thrown
nganst sidewalk apron, and hat h!a right leg very
y sd s"a' saeo nc "s e .' h. hons 'ass
, 1876-06-14

Holton d lIildrcth, 2e5 md 2a7 State street, arc
selling lhe!e Immense stock OF furnturs n.attrcsa
o. etc.. fur cash. great deal lower tdan any otact
house ln Chicago.
, 1876-06-14
NATIONAL CuRIsT1ANs.

PROGRAMME FoA THEIR EluuTu ANNUAL con-
VEAr1oN.
The Chicago Chr1astan Association held Ita soc.
onh regular meeting last meeting at No. 22l WeAt
Madison street,
Prayer. hymus, tho reading Of Scripture by Miss
Dryer. reports, and the discussion Ut lhe question:
''Iiow can tho usefulness of thu GhEcaGu Christian
Association ~ promoted !" constituted tho cxcr-
cSes.
1t having been announced that the National con.
July.
The following programme TOT tho National Coa-
Tbs eighth aau1yeEsAEy meeting Of tho "Natloa.
, 1876-06-14
BLUE ISLAND AVENUE.


KNOW WHY.
Last evening i well. attended meeting of pron.
crty.ownnrB waS held on the northwest corner Of
Hlno Island avenue and Eighteenth street, to con.
slider tie caso Of tho rtoppaRc OF work IN the ray.
tnv of Dl1e Island avenue. Henry Pilgrim called
tho meeting to pFdcr. Henry VnIk was elected
President, and Otto E[asst acted Secretary.
Tho Hon. T. r. Derickaon rtated that ho had an
Interview on the question with thu authorities md
fonna that the money amounting II about SIG. 900
na r. hcsn 1t., ,spfnt & tar Homs oiher rurpose;
to Investigate. Ills properly was roid
prossmon. Of tic road and in eammon viii, n many a
uoty a .ns hid a~ rs
eesa H. ha; saa ri IL eOnrae,o wa. called pon ,le
told lin he could get no ,noney; tst tho noarti OF
Public Works had no right 10 ut tito Job, becanse
o. ps, eeat % ot tae m9ncy ~ VA no. paid IN by tho
gentleman referred him back to ST. Farwelj, WHO
told l!M to stop the work. liz did 10. Two q! the
vouchers given were ly!nE now In tic t:anptrocr's
o!llee for about 81; 100. 1lc could not work with.
~! n: tistlm said ha xss no. property. .ownrr.
nnt n wa* Interested; Ar. Hsrrctt, of the Camp.
the City Treasury. bus Tint *, pei cent u tis ~.
ssss!ncnt should bo ratd in; lllat the warrants on
ths 'tfaasufy "tre dl4honorcd, uu4 so furt.l aud
:, A gentleman remarked that tho Aldermen were
tho 'ntu WHO shoui4 Look after tho n,ntter,
a. 'oiseIls @ thers an Alderman prU.unt1
TAe thasr-So, AZ usua1.
motion u construct committee OF ten prn.
Vailed. @ ana tue following gentlemen were Helsc1ed:
1sen Ship GaI!a 1lsny yak Nuns Thona.
Meyer :, l'arel., Hurry fTl.slm. JUN hrtcrs. ts.
John Ruehi. John Duty, contructor. was adIsi.
1!wa, resolved that III Comn,i,tse met Corner
OF LHSalle ARt Adains at 10 u, M. to.duy,
Another ntrtlDr Wilt l,t. tat,J Er1uu
, 1876-06-14

MONTREAL, lime III. Tho resignation Of Utshou
honrEet haa been officially announced, and sanc-
tioncA By 1lls lIoliucss the popo. Mlshop Fubro
bis ngc, being II years old. - e"'@e "
, 1876-06-14

MANY DOCTORS lHD0RSE GLEN FLORA
Buck d liaynes sell this remarkable wafer.