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DINGllAAi-Monday morning, Nov. 90, Of ".
phoId fever, Samuel White aon OF Still,nan t. and
MaFy L. bingham, agol u yoars md 20 Iays.
Funeral ffun rehtlunee Of family to-day tIuts-
day. at 1::30 p. m. epdcsl cur attached to train
laaylng Wells Stteot Depot at II 80.
WHALEN-At bis residence, after = lingering
tllNcsB, John Whnlon, eldest sou OF Mr, Juh;t
Ws!alen. No, 157 NreAor.sL
Funeral At 10 o'clock Wednesday by carriages 10
the Church Of tho Holy Enmo, thence by cars 10
Calvary Cemetery.
DRAKE-At 34a South oakley.a at, Gu Sunday
evening. Nov. 10, Of scarlet iuycs, Jesse Maud,
daughter of tho late Alexander and Elisabeth
DEasc, aged years 8 tuoatha and "a days.
CAKTE1s-Nov. 20, Of consumption after pro-
tEaetod and painful sickness, at the ngo Of 70 years
and months, Nobeccs dodfFey. beloved wlfe OF
Funeral VII MHa place from resldencc, To.
day. ata:3o o'clock, ll5 Whilo.st,, to Graccland
Cemetery.
,sn- London and Birmingham, England, papers
ploaso copy
hiARKs-Noy. 10, suddenly, OF paralysis or tho
henri, u HI: sesdencc. ll@d Wabash.av., Janes
Marks. aged o. years.
Eancral "Wednesday Nov ~, st 10 =. H., by
khr Now York papers pcase copy.
nALY-Noy. IN, Mrs.Julla DAILY, aged Ct years.
Funeral from rcsldence, IL SIoan-st., Ly car
rlaAes 10 Church OF ARnuuc!atIoIl, thence bJ cars
TO ca!yarJ cemrtcry, Nov. II, at 10 o'clock a. til.
KAND-Nuy. 1D UhRr!cA i. Rand, Of Lombard.
Funeral Taesday to lsoschIll by O'Clock train,
,IcEULTY-Charles It. hlcNulty, Ut the rcai.
dcnes of III. ,patsnts. No. 10 Dtsn,er.sl, aged s
ycara months AMI 10 days.
Funeral to-day Ut 10 =, Ill.,, by carriages TO Cal
FQfY,
, 1876-11-21
REsURRECTED INDIANS.

TO lha Editor af The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov 20.-1t Is much to be regret
ted that cases involving private Interests and
private rights have to be tried nov, frat before
tho public and tlscn before tho courts. And
while the :.proprictlcs Of tho matter would Ger.
tatniy require to remain silent rs to the title
vi myself and wifc 10 such lands rs VIC may
hold, your article In TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
hcadcd Reaurrcctcd Iud!ans," with otlcr
t'ourshcs deemed necessary to cal. public ut
tcnsion to un attempt to throw cloud upon q
title legally entirely intlisputablc, and gotten
up Tor purpose which II characterized by It's
true name, and as It ought To bc, would proba.
bly involve It's n libel suit, as well lis blll In
chnnrery, eonstrasEs me to speak.
Tic whole statement III Ll.ut article, gotten
up mud prepared as 1t evidently Inns been bY
some party In interest, not for tic information
Of tho public, but In order to arect private il,-
tereaes, and particularly, tho sale Of lots and
parcels OF the lind In question: Is tissue Of false
hood which wl!l never bc 1,,ado this subject Of
proof IN court, mud IS intended solely TO alarm
the holders Of the legal title, and II possible ia
dueo thu tinid to yield to tho demands Of these
ee e @a iee eeete te x0 IN @ x @hE aoaEp " ass
The tltlo to Sec. g. Or TINT part OF It held by
my wttc, descended from her uunt, Mrs Esther
f. tEwinng ne,. w!aow OF Judge WILLIAM G. Ewing, and
years, as wifi DO shown IN Tic proper tt1ne aud
In the proper place.
For tho present deem 1t sufficient 10 sny We
have full and nmple dcfonse to tho whole Of this
ciaim; that btu so-cnllc1 Indian claim ia to III no
noVelty: That VIC have been frequently threat
tned with 1t, an1 as frequently hid 1t offered to
us 1.-Two would " come down." but wn lccltnctl.
pEctefrlng an adjudication of the courts to the
purchase ot useless "quit~claitns " md bargalr-
usually manipulate them.
DOUGLAS 8. TAYLOR,
, 1876-11-21
AMUSEMENT

THE OPERA.
Tho Eng!isli Opera Troupe 1nado its first n.,.
pcaranru of the season last evening at McVick-
cr's Thcatro with m immense audience In at
tendance, every scnt In the building bcug tllctl.
Tho opera WIS Faust" wtt, Miss Kellogg Is
.NarVaerite, Mrs. Scgain rs SeJel, Mr.. Mas ns
Fauss, Mr.. pcakes rs Mephaiophelts, and Mr.
Carleton ns fl'tnfiae All Of these artists have
appeared Il, these roles many ttmcs before in
tlIis city, and their representation Of tic upcra
Is perfectly familiar to opera-gocrs, Wc hare
written al their performance SO many times that
there Is nothing left to say TINT would
not, bc simple !, rcitcratfotl. OF Miss
Impressions numerous. tin,ca. Hcr voice Is just
us fresh and beautiful Is ever, md iIcr vocal
ISM a. always, tho very perfection Of drsslI. II
there bo any difference to record IN tha latest
We ahou!l say that # was presented wifi, more
warmth and tcrvor and eycli abartlou than ever
the spinning wheel to tbs tabicau Ut tic viii
dow, WIS given with ~ earncstncss ansl
and q yiyitinres in ,pleturtng, tho cl'ar-
sion, but niso IN strong dsanatic
cttocta,, that s1,o las neyer cqualcd before, and
curtain with do,ibln recall that amounted to
au ovation. Tho otllcr roles were well iillptl,
ai,d, rs OH previous occasions, Alr. AfaaAf clear
and thoroughly nls.sftal voice matle con,pct,sa-
tliablerle nado con,ne,'satIon for rs powerful
ilnsycnness tn singing: Mr.. Carlotuli carried
OIL Of tho 1lonors Of tic evening for his no
singi,g IN tho scrond net, anu Mrs,
Serum secured M enthusiastic encore for
altl.onSh mt very numerous, ie goud, anl fairly
wo were forced to listen week ugo. The or.
, 1876-11-21

The West Side pumping works arc working
Beautifully" both cngiues being In, operation.
The Finance COMMITTEES was to have held q
meeting ycstcr.lay to consider nlaltcrs relating
to the Public Library Boanl, but there WAS not
u quorum.
The Superintendent Of Buildings Is keeping
hls eycs open Tor those pcEsons who violate city
orr1iuAnees b.. not taking cut permits for build
ing. Several cases ars known Ut aud lie
offenders will DO brought to account.
Tho following bu!llIng permits were Issued
yesterday Arthur Walters, q thrce-s story stone
front store, 2i1T3 feet, M. r., West Madison
street, Z. Maudel, foli-stofy stone-front store,
2ax79 feet, No. ia West Madison street. .
Somo Of tho Clty-lIa1l clerks aro dcsisous to
have tho ottlee-hours, during the winter months,
chaugc4 from u. III. to p. IN. to 3. in. to ,.
M, aud are urging % one reason for tho change
that the threc-lert burners now 10 use do not
allow Of enough light, IN tho dusk, to permit of
writing and figuring. Hence the Arganl burn
ess will bo put OIL ia tho places whgru they arc
needed.
Tin feslth Denartmenk mpkes the following
, 1876-11-21


Certain prominent mclnbclB Of Prof. Swings
church arc cndcarorinE To satisfactorily maturoa
plunwhurcby tho Society will llayc local habita-
tion OF Its own, and provide seating capacity for
those who nrc obliged to stand and those who
cannot obtain lngrcss every Sunday morning
at A1cVickrr's Thentrc. Tho scheme Is to form
ground, Or purrhasc i'll e. l,s procured At sca-
sotsal,te figure. aud erect thereon large block,
tho tlrst toor to bo used for stores, tho second
for oices, and tito third and fourth to be
nalc into \ large hall, with sufficient gallery
room to seat about ;, 5uO persons. 1t Is believed
by those who layo the ulattct IN hand That this
plnn is the only one by wh!ch the Central
requirements Of those VI our citizens who de-
siro 10 l,o .,lnistercd unto by It's eloquent pas-
tor. Two ur thrcu lots Ia tho centre OF tho
l'tisfncss section have been louked ut, but moth
Ing definite Inns yet been done. Among the
lots looked ut Is the one on tho northwest cor
uer Of Dearborn and Randolph streets.
, 1876-11-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A meeting totnkc steps to organize Woman's
Association will be held at AIRS. Deuuison
Groves, No. 100 Loomis street, to-day ut D, m.
AL ladies Interested In thu movement will bo
welcome.
The lion. John 8cboski, Grand Lecturer Of
l. o. G. T., will speak oil "1cmperauco y to
the citizens Of Chicago this evening, at the
Baptist Church OIL 7hrty-acveuth street, be-
tween Dcashurn and ButterHeld.
Tho Hon. Alexander Clark, the colosed orr
tor Of tho State Of Iowa. will deliver IN address
upon tho "Emancipation rroclamatiof'' u Of
rsesldent Lfncoln,' OIL the evening Of Dec. s,
nt Unlon Hall, corner Of Clark ind Monroe
streets,
A preliminary meeting of tho independent
Workingmen's Industrial a1Ml Benevolent AS
soetation will bc held Ut 1;SU O'Clock to-nIor.
The objects Of tho proposed Association are
neither religious, political, nor Comulunistic.
1t ts proposcd to give one another aia when
needed, to look after tho sick und helpless,
and, Il dcomcd advisable, to establish i Co.
operative Union 80 ~ 10 b. aLlc to Kut suupiies
at luwcr ratcs.
sallc street tor the benefit Of tho Nowsboys'
Hume will be continued alI thEs week. Tis
affords an excellent opportunity fur such as are
without feeling the burlr,,. Tho Lunches arc
gotten up IN excellent style, and arc well worth
the small amount charged for them. rloso IN
charge desire contributions Of food from all
willing 70 assIat In that way. The lunches have
been we'll patrontzed 50 far, and ii Is hopel tint
this state uf things will continue throughout
the week. Let It liz horuo In nlnd that eyeTy
contribution Is for tho comfort, during tho long
Wuter TINT is eoIning, OF tho ecantlly.clad boys
who TO abuut tho streets selling lia,,crs and
ulattug boots, inhl,y Of whom Knuw little Or
nothing OF homo comforts and pleasures.
, 1876-11-21
COUNTY BOARD.

LOUNAstuQbE HUB.
The regnlar session Of tho County Board was
held yesterday afternoon, alt the Comm Iaslou.
era but Holden being present.
Commissioner McCa!trcy stated that there
was vacancy in the Nurmal School Of Engle-
wood, and, OIL Its nomluaton, Mr.. WLltum N.
Jones was elected 10 oil it..
Tho bids for the masonry, brick and lion work
for the new Courthouse wcro then opened.
They were as follows:
Ma.onry., aad 1,4ekuork-Armstsoug s Co.,
sso. saa; X: p; cy1, s,5a, S53.a7: Ictlraw i
hI9a9ys 4haIFn@y hHas a Elsholson sio7 Go
son f9o, oey; :4x,a Walker, $ili, 200; Etnsllaw
Edwa:a a!sydsn ! g., slG 81 ooe; a (: ]. Issse;'
moItse1 on a. 9o c]d Il i s,S slso
si45, V00; I4on,as GD1i.n, $is:s 100; '' joha III
es ssa'sa sdi'si s5i; slsfk k4fs:. sSs i SSS SSS
Sst'' S*sEf%ss'h eh.!a osl sl5o oGta?'s Ssus;
rFtce, stoa, e?o; 70 John G"Es!!. $11,, sls
sAo3: ~; t(nioa Rsund1y %stk., WI, ooo; john
asa ' 1ea TO- aas saa Rssa S2S sos s
s:l iS3s is; snSS5 S"ln o&sa M sli4 sas d St3''''
Tho bids were Hll referred To tho Joint Conn
AltLLEu VII IABiE Hulitllnbe AlQ IuUllE 6trVltts
cDMMlTTEK KRFokTs.
The Judiciary Com miLtee reported Ia favor of
allowing Messry: Campbell, Lawrence d Camp
bell $500 Tor professional services in tho Court
lln!lsc stone Injunction case. Approved.
This Committee OH Public Charitios reported
IN favor OF bills aggrreatlng 81 5tj9. IL, und ask-
ins authority to put stxaln cola In the 1usauu
Asylum. Approved.
TAu Conllutttee on Hospitals reported III ret-
cEellce to tho rclAtious OF tho city aud county
With reEutd to the lcuso Ut tho old Hospital
building, and asked authority To sell certain
puetion 0f old Hospital furniture.
The Committee OIL Public kecoIds reported
In favor OF renting tho building now In course
UE erection In the rear Of No, u Madison street
for tic Kccorler's Office from the time of Its
completion until the completion OF The new
CouFt-liouse ut q rental Of 81, ,5u0 per annuna.
a leasr 10 the sumo elect accompanied Tue re-
ltoIt, 4n1 WAS read Ana approved.
Tho Con.lNittcc OIL Public buildings and Hos
I'ta!s reported IN favor Of allowing bills agEro-
cutting 81, 9i8.si a,ld in favor of awarding Z, j.
Sexton tho contract for building an ice.house
a!la stab'o ~ connection With tAc new Hospital
at ILLS bid, s10,S97. Approved.
STONE INSPECTOR.
Tue Joint Committee On Public Buildings and
fubllc berYlce reported in favor Of clectin9 IN
inspector VI the stone to be used iu the con-
strlcttou VI the ucw Court House, the officer 10
bs located at Walkers quarry 1t LnmanL tbs
, 1876-11-21

JJ. Oswald, coacman al No. SCI Prairie
avenue, conplatus tl,at yesscrtlay morning
burglars broke into Ills stable and carricl away
Sl3O worth ut his clothing.
Mary Fletcher was locked up at tile Madison
Street Station last evening charged with top
niny the till Of II. Eggirtton's grocery, M. quo
West Randolph street, to the extent Of ss3s.
Allen Curry, for larceny n. bailee Of two
nrrn EARNINGS o. dss aeK belonging to e1A1
about to skip for Cannda with III, laay-loye by
wny Of the Michigan Central Railroad.
Tho residence Of G. g. Hammond M. SOL
North l4aSallo street, wns cntered by b,irglara
at M carly hour yesterday, murninE and sC10
w"rh o. S!otn ad m 1GIslty carrsa En
porch md tuIrlpg open cllainhcr-wiulow.
Thomas stra.hmore, ragrant WAS caught at
the corner 1f Clark and Van Durcn streets
adorned with fine oyercoat. lie no sooner had
,,ceq Is arrested than the property was claimed by
W. II. SturtcrnHt, OF No. W clark street, from
whose Office II had been stutcn but short time
previous.
a valuable span Of black Morgan mares at
tachcd to light wagon, the property OF u. Il.
Mead, Of No. 572 Michigan avenue, was stolen
by thieves yesterday afternoon, and late Inst
evening Officer Shandlcy found tho property III
bud condition at tile corner of Taylor street
and Fourth avenue.
AT a:45 yesterday morning Scrgt. Hathaway
came upon two boys planning a robbery ut tho
corner Of Market and Ontario streets, and, after
watching then! SOME time, aaw ono Of them try
to cut tho blinds Of tho residence Ut john CUlley
No. III Ontario street. lie gaYo cllnsc, mud shot
twice ut them, but failed to capture either.
Charles johnson, m old Brldrwcl bird, was
captured last night while trying to plck tho
pockct OF Cornelius Warwick, OF No. 5I9 VAR
reu avenue, while tho latter VAS eupcrintculfng
tt1 0f n t1i1t1tnF nj ~
bush avenue and Harrison street. johnson Is
also wantcd for several cases OF highway rob-
berry.
The gamblers who were raiscd In by tho police
Saturday evening were before Justice Summer
ss syedy ss'1ss' S m bss nngs est aa
took change Of venue to Justtcu Pollak. The
Keeper was assessed SIS, three OF tho inmates
% each, while tho rest demanded jury
i{a I'D RdhMs %sre' ,.o of soa1Fae ,oo1 aSittsd
of yen,,o to 5ust,rc rolak, and VIII
comblnat!on-gamc. No. 133 Clark street, were
p.escntsd p9stise proof tat tho 'oy hense ,sn was
closed for tic scnson, and Wn8 not to !Io re-
opened, and that tho Inmates wcrc simply olt1
employees OF the house WHO wero waiting round
for settlement.
Justice summeracld yesterday held tho fol-
lowing: Joseph Dolan, Of IIoxle robbery fame,
orderly III drawing revolver upon j. {. Jones
IN tho Cottnge Groye avenue livery atab1es,
ninety tlays; Michael ,Doran, vagrat,cy. sixty
e$sry se ss sodbssF bsa1so|y So St s'MstG CO s5 as
avenue, 500 to tho Criminal Court;
Annlo Watson, Nettic Boyd, Nellie pu,,
mont drunk and disordeIly, thirty days
drunk. $40 each; John Kci yagrant, *:o tlno;; tl;;
James W. SpauldEng, robbing Jaincs ". Brown,
Ct Tpton, H., Ia Al Smiths gambling den, No.
, 1876-11-21
MORTALITY RECORD,

AN ITALIAN FATALLY ETAUUED.
Alout + o'clock Yesterday mnrnur n,1,ccr
."A lNiP'es, u .nc t"sn'5'seso.'u otleet nta-
tlo1 came upon t~o ltallans at tho intersection
OF State, Nineteenth street, and Archer avenue,
one OF whom, Salvatore pitcrcso. wa. sr,rcclv
allie 10 wn,k. owing In rca.ncss rom ,u.. =,
,.,n., .',..,, "' $500 :" no'l' we" u
Moou 'usous" leas!u' gast lour li'elcs
10 ienEtA hefoss tito abdomen. The
wounded man was taken to tho Co1tn-
ty 1lospitul, where tic wound Yas
snpcflllv dressed. ultbouol, ~, n,,,.,,r.n W.
at oncs t usess,artiy y tas aysras Ills
eonianiion t gaEe M ns pane as Caii!no vntroso
~, pus osaGa ti a ~ o. me ailair asserting
snrers,aae't "is WY uow.o" u ansWer an
Sass1 feint ,,.os ~ ~ H. H. eonnA m lKinohE, ile
Sa.u l1'..t eaes " AglR ne!p N tllo nelGh-
ti M"G.o IL . 10 tou'u nIo Wpnhneu ma'l lying
Ms!r'ees III thc suttet. AG plckc4 MN np, aud
III, m.s W t"o Wy " 'no tosntY IlGspltai Wlth
uan~,s "et f.,,th5 t15 mu .uss oit!ser hinley
asat,, osJ .ots.S' volunteered 1. tne e1atchleht, Ill
S,as,snn GasS,taoit oam cnS.,sn, tnaG ~ Was \
narnet r,rn.t y 'taae, ana .otnelly Worried On
Sou'n W. Sa,.eu isoatl s hasl,' hHse aofacpat9i
~ .uuitI apo, , anu t.;s, toeGther wlth
ae e IL % .o!uae. ~ Iot oe!mg ao'e 70 10
Gate ~ IeS.Acuecs causea tho ponce 10 loek MIN
t' ~ .no AWGn!s.sceol'u sttcet otatoh 10 await
iua..a Jt ~ "essupsn1s. o,p, - lesaons 70 ne,ng
loekea upt however, ne was accorded Oh Inter
vsew n MS ia1iSo LANGUAGE villa tlo wounded
nt sao puise mupsng 70 saln tMeTe!rom some
eatls!aGtoEy ht3sy aon!t Tile aualF, DUE titereao
i.,'.t urs ~ tu u fssh ~ M 9lilcers Alter
sm"e iss na.'e, ~ slatca lnat ae was single
na'., rn ralpGr " .Iauc. a1u ~oTkc1 AZ the cof-
nef VI iHchty-slAtn anu 6+att streets; That ll0
, 1876-11-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Cough, tho celebrated temperance lecturer,
spoke last night at Mccormick Hall to a rool
house on his special subject.
Tho Turner forgery ease occupied tho Grim
tnal Court ngain yesterday, the examination Of
James Rcud being continued without cllciting
anything new.
The temperature yesterday rs observed by
Manas.cc, optcian, IS Madison street tTRipuEn
building). was at a. n,., IS degrees; 10 q, ILL.,,
II; 12 n,., ~; 3p. H., ~: ! y. H., Is. Bar
oitc,cr at 8 a. III, 2!l9o; -. ill.,, 2s.W
It is understood That thc Mayorllas tic namcs
and the pruof of u tnrgc nn'nbcs. oE druggists
villa uro gung beyond their rights and prlyl-
!egcs III selling Intoxicating liquors Those wlIo
lsarc been taSsUE advantage u their privileges
ns druggists would do well to cali At tic License
bureau immediately and save tic prosecution
lint mrst otherwise follow.
Tic Chicago Football Club met at tho Slcr-
man fio,lsr last night, tho Captain, ". V.
uooth, presiding. ~ large amount Of ROUTING
busMcas wns transacted, and Mr. Frank Boutl,
a1,tl G. A.. lIootl, were elected to membership.
The future work of tic Club WINS diecltssed. ai!
giving Day, probably Ut Waukegan viii, the
kickers,n q that place, though that has not
becn definitely settled.
"A ,nni. ,mmcd sctbcrt, keeping saloon ut
No. 1000 Milwaukee, ayrnuct had quarrel Sat-
urday evening with his wife, wllo keeps ano.her
about It TINT early yesterday lnOrnug 'lu at
tempted to drown himself by Jumping olt the
abutrnent Of Randolpli-strcet bridge. Officer
scene Just IN lime TO rssci's selburt. whom tic tic
cold Water ut once nlhde pehftent.
The match game oi billiards bctwecn Frank
Parker and Henry Rh!ncs, ut No. Il Monroe
strcet, Lust evening, was won by tile former. IL
was 100 po!ntsof cushion currome, and thirty
ono innings were necessary to decide IT, lslliucs
scored so, and the winners average was 8 7-3I, u
game. stessrs: tarlser md uonahan Then
Huyler and Bassfortl. The trssri,stmcd pair won,
and the exhibition closed with souis tingcr-shots
by Abe Bassford.
Yesterday Christopher Dlalse was thrown
from bis buggy ncar Englewood, fracturIng his
right leg near the hip.
seph sherwip, of tho Fcrtlflzing C6mpany, was
Injured by falling shAtt and tnckle, fracturng
his sh0uldcr-bladc, md also dislocattng his right
Charles GrIstulakcr, aged O. years, fell from
the wnlk at the corner Of Kossuth and Aalstcd
streets, dlslocating his right shoulder,
KeGlcr.
Coroner Dtctzsch yesterday held the follow
ba7bara Stein, 50 years of agc, who died sud.
@ osenue caso stf5 u deat Old o. 1 sse. '
Julia Daley, B3 years Of age, residing ut No.
y Sloan street, who was accidentally poisoned
Saturday night at n wake hold at No. :2s03 North
branch street. Death was caused by lrAught
Of whisky containing IN unusual quant1ty Of
tuscl o!l.
Michael Griffin, Of No. 10 Knzto street, who
: died Saturday afternoon, from malpractice as
was ascertalncd to have been congestion OF tho
heart, and Dr.. Greer Was exoncratcd from ail
blame.
Michael Collins, lahorer, 45 years Of age, re-
: siding at Brighton. Cause of death, iutvlnper-
nnCe.
, 1876-11-21
lit MUST BID DOuB, F"

The manufacturers mood tho
money, and wo must obey thoir or.
dora to c1oHo their accounts. Wo
shall offer on Wednesday,, Nov. "a,
q full and froe sale Of Mems, Doys's
and Youths Boots, and Womon's,
Misses and Ch1ldron's Tino ind
Hoavy Goods. Call and examine
before buying elsewhoro. Cata-
1oguos roady Monday
GEO. r. GORE l. CO., G8 l. 70 Wnbash.sy
, 1876-11-21
'HOPPERs AND POTATO-BUGs,

FNSttQa E13EkHpo'H1sHEF q 1Ne 7y7VNHE.
DEs Mo1aEs, H., Nov. 17.-Danlcl 9. Lane,
who has been q resident for many ycars III tho
West 1ndtcs, las purchased largo tract Of
land in Crawford County, in this State, and
West Indies wcrc troubled for years with
grasshoppcrs mud potato-buGs, but they finally
were cxterminatcd. The 'huppcrs werc got
RID Of by burning onB pound OF sulphrr On
charcoal In tho ccntrc Of Il tfclil. To prevent
tho bugs, plant two Erains Of lax.sccl In each
hill Of potatocs, and the bugs will not 60 near
them,
, 1876-11-21

Stuart Robson, supported by his own compa-
ny, began an engagement last night at Haycrly's
Thcatrc. Tic play was Tho Two Men Of Sandy
Bar" somewhat famous in recent history. The
TRIBUNE will not dtsprovc Mr.. Robson's late
assertions In regard to The integrity Of dramatic
IFS play lest Ii inigt sai forti, n1l accusation Of
bribery md an unpleasant controversy. It Is
sufficient to rctorl here that t1n attendance was
very light nntl promises to rcnain SO.
Mr.. Fayette Wclrh, Of noolcy's Minstrcle, Is
to have i double benefit next Wednesday utter
noon and evening.
, 1876-11-21
SUBURBAN..

Tho store of james Anderson, agent Of tho
Granite Monument Company, was entered sat-
urday night By boring pAst Of tic luck from tho
door. \ small amount, of change only was
taken. The robbcr, Of rDbbers, were probably
Window
, 1876-11-21
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EUNENNs
...... EuNEON.
T!
Still Trinmphant--Real The Following;

....-..-. EntCAuo. Nov. ". t67d
{9s9msusm. md BY the uee OF 'Eupeoa" aud arcen
u health. was ~ lar reduced that ny phy1lrlaa
feared for my recovery.
htmly booye that tho shore medicines were tho
means ol saytuk my life. You At liberty to make
ssixusa' Ai43. DEnfu. IL s costaso tro,s.y
+ With p!eaNxs thu a4d m{ sssaI9eoy to that Of
aud too LIN Of Tho oplnon Expressed In the staye thA
BY the use OF 'E4psoa ana "topot ator my moth
eFs Ifs VIZ 4psF<d- tHixDedj Atz. LINCOLN,
uau0Atcf Of AGs- penllx.
Fos sale BY all pEukgkts.
Wholesale Western Agents, II. A. NUBLDUY b
CO.. Us andT7 Randolph-st., Chicago.
, 1876-11-21

OLYMPUS CLUB,
We think the remarks matn before tho Olmpius
Club by Mr. ". A. barry last eventng on tho 70.
sources Of tho South wcro to the point, and highly
credttablc to TINT gentleman.