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, 1876-10-29
TURKEY AND TIE EAST.
4 LECTURE D1 ONE VINO KNOWS,

The following correspondence explains itself:
CHICAGO, Oct rs. Tas Hon. Benj1nsinF- Peirotfo,
fGte United Sinies Consul TO KoHzadnid-DEAn S, Il:
You will permit to take advantage ot your visit
to our city to invite yol to address the Chicago
public ON Turkey and thu Eastern question. Ne
appreciate the fact that your Official residence VI
i've years At Bucharest has afforded you ample
opportunity TO become thoroughly acquainted with
political and social Affairs In the Orient, made c.
leciaY ioportaut at this time 'bI impending war.
4 lecture on this theme wonld, We feel confident,
be highly appreciated by cur citizens, ead we
should hc happy il you could respond to this insi-
tutipu.
Henry ". Blcdectt, Joseph c. Stcttheimer, Henry
Greenebaum, Phil 4. 1loyne, Charles S. StettaneT,
6. Forrn1an. !. S. Cooper D. W Eisendrath,
Ado!ph Moses, j. ": j. culton, A. ". Edwards,
Lazarus Sircrman, ". 6. Mccormick, H. Sclz,
Robert S. Mccormick, T. E. Jenkins. &. Sny
dacscr. Daniel Shcphara; ihc Rcr: .ssorslca Her
mann Fe1scnshai, J; .: Harvey. I. Lyle Dicker,
c. \. Snowden, William 1Sapp, John Moltcr,
James T. Root, George A. Bogue, l.. F, Leopold,
Joseph Nedill, and many others.
Tie Hon Henry r.. Biod1ett and ofhers-G1f-
TLExES: feel highly bonored by yonr kind in
vitation to address the citizens Of Chicago on the
impending war in Eastern Europe and more
especially with reference to Turkey and the Dam
ubian PrineipaNtes, and shall be happy to respond
to your request at any time during the coming
week. Accept, gentlemen. the Assurances of my
distinguished consideration,
BExzAxx F. Pz1xorro.
The Committee Hho bare the matter in
charge hare secured FarWe1l Hall for Thursday
evening, on which occasion Mr.. Pei1otto will
give his views and impressions Of the question
which is non assitating Europe almost to its
, 1876-10-29
CRIMINAL.


Leonard Miller, ZOE thc larceny o1 eolo
watch and chain from Conrad Boos, Of No. 552
can,1 strcet. is lacked I'M Mt the West Twelfth
So c.at,1.
oalee1 os"s'oh'
William Chapman, Of No. IS sangamon street,
eomnlains that sueak-thicyes yesterday got
.IT III, t.,,,- fu,,, h;,, ,ro,,,, o,n+o;n,no o11
,a"*Hs w. = - ua.. - - e1s '''
hls "afarope, valued III o'o'
;son straet station 1ast nipht charped with the
~ ro,,o,o1 oS,1>,,,, fa,,ca,s .nd eome 1cod
ice.s y. nir .t ~ ~" A~''A
p!3e Ao4A L. "otA, ~ 'eS' AAAs o''es@'
George Baumann, for the larceny of various
moneys from his employer, Charles Camp, a
butcher nt No. 124 Fifth avenue, was yesterday
held in $500 bonds to the Criminal Court.
1arrr ub,3on for Tho 1arccnr of q 1arre
ree,t,,3t ~ s4nn1,i,~s anI otnor woolan gonis
4raa ~ " tsstor, - Theodnra Tovn NJ ~
Tena1 strra, wis orrcste1 hv 0fticer Honsc-
=; +i,a {post T.ra,ffh.strc"t Stntion @ ~4 ~
I" t''e "e9' I"ei1.a'01'e eoN "1'@''oA'
Detective Scott has gone to VttaWa 1or tue
purpose OF bringing back to this city W. ).
Easton, recently arrested IN that city upon an
order from Supt- Hickey. The prisoner IS
wanted here Tor the larceny OF q gold watch apc
chain from Lucy Nhalen, his mistress, and the
theft OF some goods from Il. Cotton, North
Clark street druggist
Detective Steele left Yesterday forx1ALilxankcc
In rsrort hack to this city Jncoh (3recnehoum
and MAY Frank, who were RECENTLY arrested bv
Chief Beck, of that CITY, for tic Ia-ccuy Of
ther had takcn from various ucrchant- -tailors in
fhe city u1,on prctcpsc Of making them up. ".
+ Kaulruian. of No l24 North Wells street. Is
thn chfaf cn mn]oinant
, 1876-10-29

Church, and to most excellent purpose, as the
inquiry-mectings Of the evening hare shown
ing its size, has been crowded to oVerhowinG 3l:
every evening, and with audiences evidently
moved by deeper and stronger emotions tben n
curiosity. Maj. Whittle has spoken, at length
at each meeting, aud his discourses have taken t
last hold upon many q h his hsSfefs; hase czown
larger with each appointment, and the outlook
is extremely hopeful. No meetings are held to-
day. Besides the morning md evening meet
ings of tomorrow a great meeting for men only
will be held in Union Hall at $50 p. m, and
one for women only in the Presbyterian Church
at the same hour.
, 1876-10-29

4 PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE SURPRISE TO
THE REV. DIR. ELLIS AND his WIFE.
The Rev. Dr.. Ellis and wife, Of the Church Of
the Rcdecmer, were very agrecably surprised
last evening ut their house, No. 434 West Al-
aus street, the occasion being the twcnty-ffth
anniversary Of their marriage In the afternoon,
as 4 part Of the programme, they had been in~
yited out for tea, and they accepted the same
with considerable misgiviug. They rcmcn~
bercd, very naturally, the anniversary, and from
the fact that many Of tue members Of the con-
gzegation had exhibited Of late more than or
diuary interest in the date Of their marriage,
which had by them been scrupulously concealed,
they were prepared Tor surprise, but not such
an one Us was rendered them. They had scarcely
finished their supper when they were sent for,
and, obcying the summons, found large
gathering Of their friends. Upon entering, they
Terc received in the most cordiul and demon
welcomed the visitors heartily, upderstan ndiug
their motive, but being entirely in thcilark to
what was yet to come The ice was broken
few moments later by Mr.. Dennis, who called
which the presents had been placed. The more
observable presents were Of Z floral character,
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Higgins, aud Mrs. NcwelI'sclnss III the Sabbath
school of the church. Beside these stood q sill
vt WITH nr fata9S paeaS engraved g The and sssen1 sSssssa
of which Mr. Ellis certainly knew nothing.
Dir. Dcunis spoke in presenting the gifts in a
seml-humorous strain, assuring the recipients
Of the deep affection Of the congregation for
them. When be reached. the mysterious urn in
the course Of his presentation he lifted the nap
kin aud exposed an array Of silver coin as cx-
prcssirc OF ',cnc1ccnt, amounting to $780, all OF
which was in quarters, representing the first
quarter OF century in the married life Of the
recipients, and also seTring tn celebrate the
silver wedding Of the twain. Mr.. Ellis respond
cd III his happiest style, striving as best he
could to make it appear that the surprise was
no surprise at all, But that he lad anticipated it
for months. This being through with, the en-
tire company partook Ut supper which had
been supplied by the visitors, aud the occasion
proved to be exceedingly pleasant to all con-
cerucd.
, 1876-10-29

DESTRUCTIVE ]

DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE.
NEW ORLEANS, L., Oct. 2S.-Capt. Brcmner,
Of the British steamship Chilian, from Kings
ton, Jamaica, reports the severest hurricane
ever experienced, at Grand Cayman Island,
1asting from the 18th to the 21st. One hundred
and seventy houses and large number Of fruit
trees were destroyed. A portion OF the island
was submerged, and many cattle were washed
away. The inhabitants are in d destitute con-
dition, having lost all their provisions. All the
provisions that could be sparcdfro the Chilian
were given to them.
Capt. Brcmncr reports boarding The Nor
wcgan bark Niord, from Rico for New Orleans,
with tifty-tlve sacks Of coffee, wrecked during
the hurricane on Grand Cayman. The
vessel was badly wrecked, and her cargo had en-
tircly washed out. The bodies Of two Of the
crew were found alongside and one on board the
bark. he learned from the islanders that the
bark's papers had been tukcn possession Of by
the Magistrates, but he could learn nothing
about the fate Of the balance Of the crew.
, 1876-10-29

Haynes,- Of Vermont, xell known years ago
throughout New England, was once sauclly ac-
costed BY an impudent tdQer NTH the question,
"Mr. Haynes, how ole do you suppose @ ns: tne
devil is?n =" You must keep your own 1a1nliy
record,'' was the immediate response
When Won want anything KNOWN throughout
the city and country ust the newspapers 30
says Dr.. McChcsncy, Who has proved the
matter, His par1orS ar filled from morning
until night by parties wao require MS services
in dentistry. His excellent work md To-" prices
arc bound to please Bet set ~ ia1f fendt nrires
Corner OF Clark and Ranadph streets.
The excellent reputation Qcservedly bestowed
on ". A. Lowell & Co., the very popular house
furnishing establishment at 736 West Manson
street, has been achieved By ttelr fair anu honesI
dealings, With the thousands Who have aVaneo el
themselves of the system adopted IN th'5 10y
by them, ''the monthly payment plan', :,o.he ho
and furniture on hand. Fresh goods in new de-
signs arriving daily They invite an inspect.on
always found at this house.
The number Of stylish weddings which nave
occurred In this city during the present montu
and the exquisite toilets worn on the dnferens
occasions have not received the p,alse merlIeo L! M
artist supplying them heretofore has not been
mentioned. The Mannheimcr- Rosenberg
ceremony was especially noticeable for the many
elegant dresses. The BRIDES trousseau-a
chef d'uuyre in white satin and brocadc silk,
was unequaled by any dress ever I'M
ported, and was designed and executed,
ns o1sn many. others on the
occasion, by that Prince Of modistes. Ghornley::
In fact, so popular has become his name that
no fashionable wedding or gathering is consid-
cred complete without his tastc and saroir falrc
being called into requisition. En- passant, his
own peculiar designs are preferable to all I'M
ported goods, 's even Worth's:" His styles are
more elegant and less gaudy than are those OF
nue are continually throDged BY the elite OF the
city and suburbs.
, 1876-10-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.



Are your stoves ready!
: Ormsby, the leading photographer.
Be prepared for change in weather.
Long range practice-Twenty years. expert
eucc as d cook.
Always in debt, when there is no necessity for
| 1.-THE letter b.
When ought mariners to have fruit at sea
| When they stem the currents.
| To avoid the rush make engagements for sit
| tings at Hafl's, ITO East Madison street.
| The Golden Sun Fireplace Heater. ]. D.
Bangs 81 Co., State and Van Buren streets.
The rush to Edwards i Browns for those
cheap overcoats continues at 150 State street.
| !. Now buy your parlor stove and get ready for q
sscllapge." Watkins, 22G State street, can suit
| you.
| tIou want notninga" said Pat "Bedads, IN ii
its nothing yc want, Ye'll find itjn thejug where
| the whisky was"
| Prepare for winter Let Hatch & Breeze put
| in 4 furnace for you. They have some new
styles cheap at 50 State street.
Weddings and parties furnished with the best
! music BY Prof. Afartiue's new Academy Band.
Leave orders at anT Of his academies.
While others claim to be leading photograph
CTS, the best pictures ever made III the world ut
You will find tie Empire Gas Burner Fur
naces, the Empire and Acme Stoves, and City
OF Troy Ranges, at LcaEcnwortl1's, Is Lake st.
Some people lay |crcrything to the weather.
4 Calumet man who was kicked by a mule yes
tcrday attributed bis misfortune to the equine
knocks.
Ii your beds and pillows have become heavy
and matted, you can have them purified BY the
Chicago Feather and Mattress Rcnovating
Company, 345 West Van Buren, street,
II. 5. Bryant's Chicago Business College and
English Training School is i'll the Iuu tide Of
prosperity. More students in attendance than
Tor several years past at this season OF the year.
They said to tho father of one of the prize
winners ut tl,c Conservatory: "So your son has
earucd his spurs.'' .Tes,'' replied the practical
old man, 'and NOW be has got to earn his
boots.h
TIC Rev. Mr.. Talmagc remarks as an impress
sire fact that Peter, though suffering SO many
trials, Was very cheerful man. It should be
remembered, however, that Peters wife's
mother lay sick OF fever.
The 3-ycar-old was awakened the other cyen-
ing to sec the Boys III Blue 70 By, He watched
the myriad OF lights with lively interest. The
next informing lIe iell from shair and struck on
Blue. e."-Dan1a'y -Necs.
Cash purchasers in want Of any articles ncccs-
sary for tho c.'mpIctc furnishing Of their houses
will find it greatly to their interest to visit the
new and elegant stonc-front building, corner Of
Lincoln and West Madison streets, owned aud
occupied br the extensive houseiurnishing firm
of n. 4. Lowell & Co.
For the last three years j. n. Russell, IA
West Madison street, has sold the popular St.
George Parlor Stove. 1t has.giTen general sat
isfacton. This year he is able to otter them at
reduction Of 20 per cent from last years prices.
Call and SEC them. Old stoves taken Ia ex-
change. Store open evenings:
The acute and Quick-xittcd Rev. Samuel |
, 1876-10-29
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT "a.
BALL0G-B0Y GUARp2.


HEApQuaHrEEs DEPARTMENT OF CHICAGO. HAvvx
AND WHEELER M1SCrE-MES GRAND PAe1r1c Ho.
TEL, Oct .3.-Ceaera1 0rders. No. s: Cpon ~
p1ication Of the County Republican Canoaier
Conlmittee, the General commanding hereby d.
reefs: ]. Division commanders will detail for each
precinct Of cacl2 ward and town within their ~
spcctire commands relief Of at least eight Waif.
known and reliable men. under command Of cnn,.
missioned or commissioned officer, whose tntv
it shall be to guard the polls against repeating and
fraudulent voting. ~
II. 4 company OF Minute 3len and detachment
OF mounted men will also be held in reserve ~
der command OF a field or commissioned officer A.
some available md convenient point in each ward
and town to reinforce, II necessary any precinct
pull where disturbance may occur in consequence
OF any actual or attempted frauds.
Ill. The names and addresses of all officers and
men detailed in pursuance with the foregoing in~
structions will be reported to the Assistant Ad;n.
tant~General at these Headquarters On or befors
Nor. prox. By order OF
LYMAN DErDGEs,
BriSadier- General Com1uaudinz
WILLIAM G. CAnEp1I
Colonel 1u1 Assistant Adiutant-f3enar.1
, 1876-10-29

has come at last for destruction to its vermin, By
which our city has 80 long been infested. We have
az iast discovered an article which has been used
successfully for twenty years IN Eastern States and
1t comes to ns highly recommended. The article is
called Ratler's Rat Ex.ermiuntor manufactured nv
The Chemical Compound Company OF Rochester,
n T. 1t is the best in the world. 1t is perfectly
free from poison, and not dangerous to human lfc
Its Ingredients arc in themselves harmless, but
combined they create gas in the stonachs Of the
rats which causes suTocation and CONSEQUENT
rush for water and air, and. leaving lhc building
they die in open placcs Try the article, a,d you
val hnd It t. yong satisfaction. None genuine IN
less labled, Chemical Compound Company, Rocnes-
ter, n. T.. Fur sale ty all druggists.
, 1876-10-29
DEATHS

QU1RK-oet. IS, at 3o5 South Jefferson st. ;.
Timothy Quirk, aged 5S years.
Funeral from st. Patrick's Church, thence to
D Wisconsin papers please copy.
LEWIS-At his residence, in Greenuo. I'll.
Oct. 20, 1876, George Lewis, Sr., aged SO years
and months; born in Chatham, Coun., in i7I6,
LEN1S-oct p, 1s76, Fanny Erainara Lewis,
Was born in East Haldam, Conn
~ Mldofeto"n, Conn.,, papers please copy.
c0Ok-In this city, on Friday, Oct. r. Mrs. T.
W: Cook tmother Of Dr.. J. F. cook), aged 81
Funeral this Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
from the Third Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Washington y;tsd and carpenter-sts. Friends are in
GooGINs-In this CITY, Oct. p. Ethe Mabel, in
let lever, aged year months and Is days.
Sunday, oei e. s' rs Sass ceioek 1qpo m
Friends are invited. - '@'@
,p Boston, Mass, aud Bangor, Nc, papers
please copy.
FlTzMoRRts- On Oct. &c, Of Inflammation of
Fitzmorris. ~4
wor1h.ay,, at 1880 o'clock this (sanday) morn morn
ing, BY, carriages to the Northwestern DEPOT,
thence by cars to calvary.
M0NhisQN-On Monday Oct. o3, OF scarlet fe-
c. Morrison aed yeas monhs md dz1t zStdee
;, ,DR0kESsn1RE--oct 81, 1876. ut the old La
dies Home, Mis-. Mary Bsokenshlzc, in her S4th
yenr. Of old age. o4'A
0a English papers please copy.
CANlSlCS-1n Bristol. England, Oct r Emma
beloved wife OF Dr.. Thodo1e Canisius, United
States Consul. 'e"
- rARkEK-Gcosge Alfred, son of c. F. and J. c.
Parker, aged years and months ~
fnnefal at ! o'clock thi. &SunsIay) afternoon.
Qrcen-st- " 4'o1tu
: r., IlFFANf-on Saturday Oct. IS, Mrs. Drus;l,a
tiffany wife Of L. Tiffany, 231 South sanca.
Funeral Monda. at D. N,
wife OF John E. Tasuey. 1@'' 0e'"'eo
Notice Of funcra hereafter
II, ,NaGulRE-At 4os Hubbard-Bt., OF croup. Jon-
rs, youngest daughter Of Patrick and f5ridgrt
@es9lfe: Sac 1Esd Jears months and II Days.
~ zM.H1llE-At the Kcnosha Water Cure. on the
II 61'a ,n.1 Miss Clara a. White, Of this cty acsd
r. years ~ oanghtes of the late Benjamin White.
- Goshen papers please copy,
, 1876-10-29

AURORA, Ill, Oct. 2S.-A shocking accident
occurred in the Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
car~shop yard at II o'clock this morning, result
ing in the instant death Of William Benedict,
helper. He was assisting to jack up and load
large hcating-boilcr and engine when the
blocking gaze way, and the unfortunate man
was crushed to death beneath the pondcrous
machine as 1t rolled over. He leaves a wife and
two children to mourn his loss. The Corouer's
jury returned verdict in accordance with the
above facts, and no blame attached to any one.
, 1876-10-29

NaHfery4 haAvi4y-1A4HP1 wagon
canae ~ santart nj itf, the car and his fingers.
connn,etc}v cr1,shine- The SECOND and third fin
eorr ~ ~ -;Tht 6on1 r. RaTfer. who At
fnSntcd I'm vas 11naflc tn State Yesterday
whether or not amputation wo1ld be necessary.
Last evening, while southKa ard-bound lndi-
ana avenue car was approaching Eightecn1h
street, the horses SHE'D badly from side to sue
fell. The wheel ran upon the creature up to
the shoulder, inaicting q terrific wound, "nlch
nevertheless did not prevent it from ~ rdap1uly
rising up and getting ready for 5ork Inc NJ
name passengers interfered, however, aud 1ae
plucky beast was sent to the barn.
o,,;t. ,.h,,.;.e+ic m ino xras held Friday
-e.;ne x.c ~ ~ Hnnrr WANTS. haI corner State
a.J I;ft;at, - etasts ,rb;ch hoi been called for
NV ,a rr.~oe. - orrani1no military company,
- nI ~ p".pt nttsched ~ fhc Second Regiment. Col.
iolrenee, s Ao .ra ~ attandanre. rs was also
Hns ~. oeepu1 "1'o -; cornmand ~ nf Can't. O'Con-
1oapan5 ~ a,,5 r. - dr,,n cnrns Of the reei-
4,a,t 0A0 aftcr a preliminary oEgani-
na.;nr ~ the meeting lad been
aMa'eaa aataon ~ ~ " + 0naIau. made brief al-
Irnss exn'ana+oTr of the aims and rules
~ ~ 70 ,e1sment' aid invited the cooperation Of
al II <ro,d etizens in the work OF filling up the
ranie ao1 coTnn,etinu the reeimental organiza-
tinn The muster-ro]l was then opened, and in
fifteen minutes upwards OF htty stalwart young
athletes we're enrolieo: q commute eonslst-
appointed to take charge Of the organization Of
tie ~ comnany, and FRIDAY evening it will be for
ral1r crro1tcd and mustered in As "En Com
,.an1 m@,,, sasonS S pca;ment'
pan,' oesoho 1'es 'nAeA''
An opportunity for the study Of English lit
erature viii be afforded br the seycn lectures Of
James T. Fields on the modern masters Of Eu-
o1ah 1;4erat,1re ~ he s,;ren j., t,o Star Conree
En~;ae- ~ ~ 6sr Eia5de ra,.orsas ~
conleuene Nos. 10. Ut FlE4us 1.iscs ~
usual method N tne study Of Engnsh n1eratnle,
are now most famous, rather, than as is usual,
gropin, in the mast Tor the rudiments OF lit
eraf1rc that is now IN it's rinh fritare His lect-
nres ore IN ,nar1Sed confrast r. the ffrr stndics
.ra h,4a Nov er ID ~ T., oa1cn fo1
70 Me nate oeeo ae1ustoata W ~ epl.s51 ~.
tue authors OF whom ne speaks nave becn
his personal friends, and he invests the sub
iects with personal charm that make them
interesting as well as instructive. Among the
snhiects will hf ttIVil1iam Wor11sworth' 4 Sid
, 1876-10-29
iMARKIAGESs


R0SS-B0fD-By the Rev. 3. n. Parkhurst, r.
r. Ross anil Mrs. Mary E. Boyd On the evening Of
Oct. %, both Of this city,
pR1UR.-L1NK-on Thursday, evening Oct 20,
at the residence OF 1ir. E: Gibson. 10 South Page
st.. By the Rev. j. II. Caldwell. lf7 Richard priur
and Miss Hattie Link, both Of Chicago. No cards.
WEABER-SNflTI1-At Lyons. ILL.,, Oct. GO, at
The residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. j.
Hartman, Mr. Henry Weaber and Miss Carrie
Smith. No cards.
vIERLlNG-oRGAN 10, By Bishop c. E.
Cheney, \. J. Vierling and Miss Kate L. Organ,
both Of this city.
, 1876-10-29

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION HATES Ann
WHEELER 1f1SurE-MES, 54 LaSalle street a.
2s. 1876. General Orders No. e.: All regiments
batta|ions, and independent companies Of iii
command will assemble on Wabash avenue corner
OF Twentieth street, at Sp. M. Tuesday eveninx
Oct. 81, to sercnadc the Hons. Vim. Ald1ich, D
n. Bash, J. H. Cloush, Charles 1. Easton, T. r.
E. Thomas, and Mai. H. n. Brockwny y"
By command Of Brig. Gen. LYMAN Brrpern
GEO. T. GRAHAM, Captain, Assistant Adiutsut-
General.
, 1876-10-29
INTERESTING TO GENTLEMEN.

The most popular tailoring house in Chicago
is Gatzert's, at No. 1S3 South Clark street, haV-
ing at all times the largest and hanason1est
stock Of fine imported and leading American
woolcns in the city. His facilities for making
garments to order at short notice and in stylish
ana durable manner are second to none, while
his prices are guaranteed to be fully Is per cent
lower than those Of any other drst-cIass estab-
1ichYnant
, 1876-10-29

BUSINESS CORNER FOR SALE,
7. B. Boyd, 146 Madison street, offers in our
real-cstatc column this morning one of the finest
business corners on State street. It is certainly
bargain at the figures.
, 1876-10-29

New ORLEANS, Oct. 2s.-The grand stand,
judges stand, poultry-house, sheds, and fenc-
ing OF the Fair Grounds Association, leased by
the Louisiana Jockey Club, we're destroyed By
fire this afternoon. The main exhibition build.
ing was considerably damaged. Loss estimated
at $4,000.
, 1876-10-29
SEAL sAcouEs MahE LONGER.

1lessrs. Bishop & Barnes corner State and Non-
roe streets, are doing It, They can take your seal
sacque, fit it to the new pattern, and make it any
length you desire, with or without trimming.
Ladies' understand Messrs B. s. 3. ase the leaders
in the fur trade, and what they do is well done, and
in the latest style.
, 1876-10-29

New classes in bookkeeping are being formed
every ten days q: II. L. Br5ant's Chicago Business
College and English Trimming School. There are
over two hundred and fifty students now in at
tendance. The discipline is excellent. There are
over thirty recitation classes per day.
, 1876-10-29
STQKES Al LIBERTY.

AUBURN, N. T., Oct. 23.-EdwaFd s. Stokes,
who was convicted Of shooting James Fisk, Jr.,
WIS released this morning from the State Pris-
on, his term Of sentence having expired. A
great crowd was at the railroad depot to see
Stokes, who, with his friends, started eastward
, 1876-10-29

tell your mammas TINT they have ut Coles worsted
store, Twenty second street, the prettiest and
newest stylos Of hoods, sacks. uittens, ETC., for
the little folks that be found in the city, also
the finest stock Of new things IN fancy goods
, 1876-10-29
iMPARI A ]

IMPART A DELICATE FLAVOR.
Dr. Pricc's fne tlavoring extracts Of lemon,
Grunge, VANILLA ETC., impart their delicate fresh
fruit favor in whatever thev may be used.
, 1876-10-29
YOUR OLD Cl0Tk

YOUR OLD CLOTHES SENT BY EXPRESS
to Cook &, McLain, No. so Dearborn street, Chi
cago, now while not needed for fall OF winter, can
BE repaired, cleaned, or dyed ut triling expense
and returned, c. o. D.
, 1876-10-29

GENTLE, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
su0crfntenos every citing made, and guarantees
to give satisfaction. GENTLE is the only photogra
pherin Chicago who makes the New Carbon patent
photographs. No. l03 State state.
, 1876-10-29

AI
GREAT BEND, Pa, Oct. 2S.-The car, machine,
md carpenter, shops of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna Il Western Railroad Company burned
Tonight.
, 1876-10-29


OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. ga barn owned BY Giles
". jackson was struck by lightning during
severe storm here carly this morning, and burnt
to the ground with its contents. The loss is
estimated at $500.
, 1876-10-29
BaRs1oW's NEW EMPRESS RANGE

Was awarded first premium at both the American
Institute Fair, New York, and the Mechanics AS
sociation Fair at Boston, and like all his stoves,
economical and durable. Dalton, 1A3 State-st.
, 1876-10-29
F3RET WARD

The Hon. Charles II. Reed, L. L. Mills, Sidney
Smith, and others, will deliver speeches Mondaxx
evening at Turner Hall, corner CLARK 1n1 Tal 8n:
rem streets, at p. m.