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The Morning herald., 1876-09-20
WILMINGTON. DEL WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1876.
The Horssc,sss,sras soesssy.

The Delaware horticultural Society will
hold ito Twentieth Annual Fair at the VII
mington Inetitute, from the 9th to the 3Oth
of this month. Considerable effort has been
taken to further the purposes of the society
in this fair, and the effort will undoubtedly
be attended with success.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-20
NOTICE,

All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Exeeutrix, on or
before Sept. 8, 1877 or abide the act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
MARY ATHENS,
ExecutriX.
e. G.. BRADFORD, Attorney.
Address: Wilmington, Del,
The Morning herald., 1876-09-20
K1 El}IsTER'S ORDER.
REaIsTER's OFFICE,

REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, August 30, 1879.
Upon the application OF Maria Newell,
Administrators OF PATRICK NEWELL,
late OF Wilmington Hundred in the said
County, deceased; it is ordered and direct
ed by the Register that the Admistratrix
aforesaid, give notice of the granting OF
Letters Of administration upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within iorty days from the date OF
such letters, in six of the most public places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demal.ds against the Rs.
tate to present the same or abide by an act
of Assembly in such case made and pro
vided. And also cause the same to be In
serted within the same period IN the
MORNING HERALD, newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued there
in three weeks, (E. O. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF of1ce
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IL
New Castle County, af 'resaid, the day and
year above written.
S. g. B1GGs, Register.
NOTICE.!
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present tne
same, duly attested, to the Administratrix
on or before August 3Oth, ,S77. or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
MARIA NEWELL,
AdminstratriX.
Address. Wilmington. Del. augsO-3w ecd
The Morning herald., 1876-09-20
NOTICES.

{oT(CE.--sl 900 saved. and q home &C.
onired by pay ing SIS per month, for nine
~ and one month, is the experience OF
nv connected with the Aid Loan Akso-
tion. which meets on
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
ext September Goth, 1875, for payment
HAS shares In sixth series for sale at
Third payment due. Money to Loan
first aud second mortgage. For full
|ormation about taking shares and bor-
Efng money, call day or g zepins on
"e GEO. @. MARIS,
|on1o-1t Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-20
TAIR EMPORIUM.
621 Market Street.

HUMAN HAIR WORK In ALI IT'S
branches. Uombings ruted and CLOSED
.nnaI to fine hair, Ladies' and gentlemen's
wiss n speciality. Ladiss and children's g
ha7r outing Ali orders promptly attended
to bv s.l 33 . 4, + q I. /, rnr.NsnN *.
4 tyly, sod-sm "a lfRrket etrest.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-20
FO SALE.

ENOR RENT Iowa Store and Fixtures
Il together with dwelling. A good loca
tion for business. Apply at
f sep ,O.3Lo 40 ORANGE STREET.
, 1876-01-01
THE ANNUAL JAMBOREE.


Tho "biooda" OF the Denri o! Trade cave
their annual exhibition Of general joll'sy ytsser-
day afternoon oonyortng the beautiful hsis into
perfect Babel, from O'Clock y. IN. nt.til two
hours later. Mr. Randolph, the eaerctfry,
| looked very much disEusted, mud sad. st1cn tn.
tesrogstad, tin. he hcl no official knnwlelgo Of
the bnHEnesa, and that the Hoard rms supposed
10 have formally wound up At O'clock.
When tho hour that nlauliono'l arrived, quito d
! ttrcan. Of humanity poured Into tho chamber,
aoycral ladies' golng Into tho gsller,. Which vas
labeicl Bunker IIi!i." Tho na.lo,h buuting
waa beautifully 1isplayel, tul tho u5cst Wcat-
fo1H. played several dnzon airs, embracing oy-
erythinG from italian opera to 1riatl if9.
The trouble commenced nj fow mlnutos past
3oclock,-a b.nd ci mumme!a. about dozen
H!roug. er.ayed tn The naoss s'tabo1icnl looking
eoatunea Imaginable, taxing possession Of tho
cens1o OF the h.ll and parading around, gyra-
t.ng shouting md hitting aii within their roach
T.th hlaadc5s . TED A. the end Of ropes aud
ss ns Goth loud ''',t and sop
afgnattzsu the success Of zach "bonnpsing" OK
pettaent. The nanaea Of tho pastiea, who thua
Contributed to tho dlgutsy and happiness OF tho
Board sro ~ follows. David Dickinson, General
Director Charley HttloB, = awe!l-known tnadcap.
Billy Lynn, Joo uill, q. g. Moore, seest Lynn.
esssy essss f@sfa8S @ 8oys " T. @ SiS.'I "a Ss es ns ss
Fred backots. All tooted hor1thle fish-horps.
sud danced tho 'can.ean," aulHgan
Gnartaa.' and Other a1fairs Of d moro or less
riol sover.l persons forelby aronn, tho room.
and. a. Aun1e. carried . distinguished and vcsy
dirty bootblack OH their shoulders as toAon OF
Democratic equality.
partial quios MSS 1eatored. 1.oad cnll. vor,,
ra,sod for "Haacock," but ttte Colonel i4aA too
nuh Esod 10 f'pond Sa1Sy sss
, 1876-01-01
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

ptFuH1IloN T1ChE9.
The opposition cat1cud OF the Board Of Trade
nominated ya6torday the following gentlemen
for officers Of tho Board for tic ensuing year:
ITrxtient-N. r. Fairhank.
Sectri Etet- -PFtudtnt-u. II. Wheeler.
Lhrteters-J y. HurihAt. J. II. Norton, #. ".
Roger. IT, Q. n!.!s; to nil vssan9{ G y: cn'ccs
HanNL, y. Whitney, q. II. Adam. aud b. BapFs.
Cor1st1ttcd 0F Appedis-A. f0rtt, a, II. Wright, IL
T. Towner, A. Qedded @. AzIaonr ITO Ill Vacancies, j.
ioGng!ove aud ]. H. uennley.
During tho afternoon tho following cor1e-
spoudence took place:
CHICAGO, Dee. a.-T. 4. 0ur'ley. Esq- Chairman !:
regret exceedingly that Of ny frisnds 10
wlom had expressed my dodled determination not
to ba candiAts for tho office NJ President It tle
Board Of Trade did not stAss to Tho which
this afternoon NY determination, 10 that Mr. Wright
might have been nominated.
While appreciate fully tho compliment my irIcnds
pRy y tho nomination, an1 thAuk them for It..
1nunt positively decline IT, and ruas thry will place IN
nortnstson III. 4: n. Wright. AHcn.IeIaan ortr WY
u elect lisu. Fat5 truly yours, NJ. X. Ei1EaAsr.
CHICAGO, Dec. at.-A. n. .Wfioht, E.q.-sru: Mr.,
". X. Fsiraanx having declined the nomination Of
rnondel you TO tho support of lila friends tle Sou,-
mating Committee of the ca,lcus held tlta u. m,
hayu unanimously coneurrcd ln Mr.. FarbAnk4 ruc-
oznucnd4tion snd ask your acce1srca NJ sho na,re.
nonr, Dhucx, Becy.
Cn1cAao, Dec. at.-T T. GNrntY, Et7.. Charndn--
DE41 FIN; am IN rs:etnt of your noto Of current
date, aretng acceptance Of ths nomination u tho
Office Of lradeIs Of tho hoard Of Trade kindly ten
dsse1 by your eosu,nitee. / accnp! the Illumination
with duo appreciation Ut your courtesy md frtend'hp
1hapecsfuly. A. II. WRIGHT.
, 1876-01-01
spent few days recently visitiug friends 1t Tho

epens tsw days recently Waiting friends At Tho
0rovo.
Among tho building ,mprorsm.ns> 1t thu
Grosn tnny he nostcct 4 tint Is0.atory reaidsnco
Tor Mr.. !. f}oome.
Tho Literary Society nro making preparations
Tor concert to b Eiyen bv a loading concert
troupe shortly Aftcr tho holidays.
1AxE rnnEsr.
Tho follovfng ladies' will recetvo to-dAys Mrs.
G. II. FRtrtll. Airs. J.v. Farwsil, Mrs. Isono-
dict, Mrs. William, Henry Smith, Mrs. Fcrry,
se',stcd by her aanghtozs, Mrn. Gllaa anil Hiss
TnfrJ, Mrs. I,cau1cr, .frs Hoschkfas nsefstts, ~
Stfha Knu1, Mfs- aud Mtss Barnum, Mrs. Nabin
Mrs. and Miss Weston. Mrs. Lake, Mrs. IAnj,
asatssel by Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Dltkenson, Mra.
liolt, Mrr. Reid, Airs. and Miss 6ktunnr, Mrn.
Klsko, Mira. And Miss Wnrton.
.-- NORWOOD rAaE.
T.. H. ahophasil'a homo 1t Norwood pRrk waa
burelArizcd Saturday night. Tho burglars took
otoaks. oyeecoa!s, shawls, etc.. entered Iii tho
burcxu.t1rawcrs, and pIlo1 IN lot Of furs, orna-
rnents, and lallet ssts ailSor cups, etc., on The
dtnlnE-foosn floor. but, bearing Afr. Sheppard
getting up, left them. for which ho la quito
thhnkfn!. aud. 'han the weather gots oold,
woutd hke tic oTertoat tsck.
nAyESsnoup.
The following ladies wlll rccotvc Nov.Yenr's
calls Mrs. 1Gsah Yau Horn, sssssscd by Misses
Ella and Cadato Brown, aud Miss r.ydt, J. Now
comb, Of Spring Lake. 3tIch; afrs. O. q. Chand-
tcf, asalated by Mtsa Dlrtio DaHHost; Miss Fan
MO wilkins, nasistsd b1 Nelsi0 Sau,lorg, Of pluo
Island. H.. aud Mrs. J. n. Wiltinn assietod By
Mrs. U. A. Kendall hnd Miaa Dolio Kendall.
, 1876-01-01
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,


Tho annual meeting OF the loca4 Hoard OF TN
dernrterA will take place Thu1Eday, when a
President s,ld Other olliccrA will 10 elscted. Tho
lwo promiuont candidates fur tho leading place
pp tlo tirkas ate undesbtou! 10 b. Aid. Case
Mud Jonathan Goodwin, Jr. 1t tecmou tor \
tiu,o AZ II tho chhness Of biccesa favored ths
latter, but within Jay Or two tia tds Of feeling
has TUNED, and has got c:rungly iu favor of the
competing clIdidato, Tho causa OF this lks boen
the growth OF = feeling anoLC the insurance men
tIlAt lhsy could lat aMpsI IL iute1Is1e NTH Dir.
Caae's u1efuIucsa in the Common Council by
giving him eacI seat III Ina Board of Under
writer's. Tho facs ~ aJ,ul.ts! .ha. 40 tar u in-
6aIanca 1utcrckts are cuncerned, Mr. Case IL the
most useful auan Nho eter hAa q seat lu the
Cuuncsl. 1t may b. said It IL slmost uutlraly due
% bls unde&Eors that tho nsm building law NAE
,asssd And that shs g1sat s1tellsious ln
he w.tes-ta.ln syetona tAse Ieeu carried
,ut. lilo has bseu quins member of
ths Board, makiug speeches cuIy ou
subjects which como within hiu spscial
province, and With which he Ra4 ipl,mAtely &C.
uuainted. Ono result Of this has bosn thst ho
Ia1 pecotoe great authority among shs Alder
man On u! aub 1ecss pertaining to INSURANCE. OF
~ 9usss.ons, and they hA'e AuA,s dafa1ssd T.
, 1876-01-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrs. Charles Fargo aud daughters will gccoivo
calls 1t a01 Michigan Avenue. no. Bl4, "a statel
yesterday.
Tho Hwias Maonnor'ctor Gtvo grand concott
this evening At Cuntral Hall. corutr OF Wabash
avenue aud Tweuty-secoui slrees.
The Found1ngs' 1Io1ae will le opon to-day
from II .. m. to p. n.. for busnesn rnan and
othcrs who cray wah to SEQ tho bntlea.
Miss alayton will giyo ono Of her readings
Friday evening next, at Camdboll Hall, correr
Campbell avonue and Van Duten street.
Mrs. J. II, Doolittlo, Jr., Mrs. Powell, the
Misses Doo!ittte md hITB. q. A. Follapstce, vlt
receive At No. n uroyclaud Park, not u1oyolant
const, ~ previously atatsd,
Con. Webster haR nunouncoh, under iuskEuc-
tions frou, Washington, that hereafter no chocks
will ba received ut tho lloyt1lno office. All pay
mci'ta must be made In currency.
Tie iadfea OF the Christian Temperance Union
will ba happy 70 aee their friends and all fricuds
ot tlo good eauae for which tho{ arc WORKING,
1t lheir room, No. g. lis Madison atlaht, to-
dsy from . .. tn. to p. III.
Tho regular annual meeting of tho Fourth
Uuitarinn Church Tor tue ELECTION nt Trnstees
nul o!lsers, and fos The transaction OF such
other bIisnoes ns may oosIo hefor1 Ii, will 10
AelA At tho church Monday eyouins, Jnu. 10.
a. $780,
4uc}hkuG!lNlHl VIII DC Nt QpnlG, NJ 10 " HHA1nH-
ton stroot, tO-Jay, and vii! ba gEaf to xecotyo
ca!!a from all who icstfo to make arrangements
10 clitcr Tho winter torn Of the 0voniut cla8,eh
WHICH will oren aiunday. Tho New-lcars toll
day will afford favorable opportunity fnr young
n,an to visit tho Ry.uuAslum and arIaaKa for its
privileges for tho coming year.
Prot. ". @. Summers locturo mkt Sunday,
and that Of the lion. UaYii A.. Weila. lateF III tho
Sunday Lecturo Course. will bs tho ~blost Id
d1osass t4s oitlzous ot Chicago will have thla
qucctiona Of tho dav. Prof. sun,,es's subtoct
will DO ''Tha Banefts Of Hard Tilncs" Ihs
tocrd OF McCoEtn1ck Hall will open At 3 md
cluse at ). Adm{s {sslon, 10 cents.
The Lincoln Park Congregational Churc. will
| occupy tho bRaemcnt uf tho'f ncw cd.,lcu al the
J ecznsr Of Sophia aud 3lohssk streets SUNDAY.
THIS Ia pleasant Auaienca.rools, and Supple.
| want long felt in that nei8hhorhood. IAoy hAya
! III the!r nav pastor. tina Nay. II. u. Uua uot
| onlT zsalous and active worker IN the caunp Ut
religion. but tuan poeacssed Of vet1-hAl4uced
and cultivated mind. excellent olocutouAry pow
| crs. thorough knowledge Of tho uiblu, and "a
effective pulpit orator.
Thu Eey. john Atkinson, pastor Of Grace
Matho1Iss Episcopal Church, Ghicaro, mar ipt!-
mAtoiy associated NTH Eathur Hoolln, tue Pntri.
kfcA OF American M~thodiH1n, inBt deceased,
and has receives. tuaNY FatliuIBceuceH from lIt1
| lips. Ho Wro.o AID read tor tue ccnteuArian his
| l0Oth birthday ulscoulse 1t his certeuutsl auli-
ysfSkry IA Jersey C.tY IN tic BttI Of last Jun a.
| als. Atkinson will prehch a ueruol In reference
to tho donaftoi patriarch, hIs work, tiueu aud
| co-isboyers, sabbath cyening, fn utacv Moth.
o4list Episcopal Church, cusner Notth LxHaIla
sud White htrse!s.
, 1876-01-01

hlh opin1on. II IL probable that no othng iruan
ccnld hsve gotten thtnuRh tho Council n'fne of
fiie measures which Aid. Csas flns successfully
Ihxmpiopcd.
1'he results Of hta latura during tho Inst yoar
haze not Aprear.d in tito reports ut Common
Council proceedings. buf sAthnr In thr dimln,a-
sion Ut tho insurance tssa:lon Of this city. Ow-
Ing 10 this new building law Of hir. and OF tho
Ance, particularly Ia The cantsal part OF tho r,.y,
has besn cons1ethbly reduced, and al amoun.
of sno1ey greater than tho majority think t,aH
boon snved to ors citizcna. 1t ID ti.e npprcr,a-
sson o. those fscts on tho part q nnnEauce n,nn
slon that afr. Casn Ia tho best nAu for thetr nwr
interests and for those OF tho city that thor csa
put tn A. President Of thcr Board.
, 1876-01-01
CRIMINAL.

al,or,1r .n.- ,,o,,,, .,.,nxs,x .n,vn3..
on.r -. ~ ssA ''H.Ul0"5 '.'llnus'
u"cef ote"as1' "h'le PFomehaalnR us oeat on
Madison stroeA between Clark and Dearborn,
found what II first wna thought to be IN un-
usually 1arre p7,m.dron mt which IN c,oacr n.
apoe.'on p3o'ea ~ ~ nunso chi e1os'ea "Ao
plooa. y Ii IN plcxlo ~ LILO Asmor5.
Denuio Hughes and George Aust;n rero
scooned mn mt of thc mud an Ct,r,- .t,s.t
....s.,-. ,, ~ u ,e'
yes'ofaay al'efaooo' enu' 1o3 "ahs OF potter
chHrgo they ~cro booked for ragrancy. In tho
evening 0f1lce. Sxanson summoned all bis latent
couraon md .u,ndtc1 thn notortour Hnct G.r.
r;ty nj Ia an ;gnon.niou. co1l in tn srr,orv
4''t o'A !" an 4haou'a'ou9 eol1 III sno A1not5'
, 1876-01-01
eon died yesterday morning ff'm paralysis. Ho
had been ailin2 for nome .lme, but hopos werc
cut6ft4fncd Of bin recovery.

hon died yesterday morning ff'm parAlYAs. Ho
had boon ailin2 for nome tlme, but hopos weru
eutottaincd Of bin recovery.
Tho Committees ON Gtreate and Alleys for Tho
thstn Ditisluta mot aud rscomnl4nded, uueni-
mouals. tho conformation OF Mr. Ecdmonti
pftndEs1lo AS Commissioner Of tho Board Of
putllc Works f,r tho coming ftx rrA,a,
Ycstorrlay tho Mayor revoked tlo ltcenss of
Emanuel Desmau. phwnbsokor, At s72 Hott1h
Ftaso Street. Icfrnon Man lAtD!y cnnytstod Ut
receiving htolen goods, knowing th.m 10 he
s,ach. rs VAS tncuttoucd III The TntpuAE = fow
days ago.
Tho Finance Commlstao met yesterday Altar
au. NJ full rueosins In senife1 for thu diacuanon
Of tint subject. CLAIMS for damages md oam-
rcnhation for labor occupied tho tint OF tho
Cosnnittee.
4 certain Alderman who Ia lIagus.ed With tho
ohacenc aud filthy pictures hung around upon
lov-toned saloons. has determlned 10 b ave
rho 1iuishncs abstel II 1t DO tp hit power to
effect cllsn!e,e. Ife will Introduce in ,he Coun-
ell meeting Monday An ordinance or resolution
hboliahinR thu said rArcAtlltos, drawings, aud
pictures shat are li&lio to in)use tho morals Of
Chicago youth.
During tho paAt woel .tsaiasant Firo-MArshal
6,recnoy and Sit. li1ram Amick. Of tho Fire Do
partnens, tu the capacity Of notary, tnado totir
Of Tue oug'uc-honecs. anil aUore In the membora
W 1VlCo MAIe1 lEUSlBlDEh Ok k0S u6"
charter, which provides thnt Tho mon shall bo
nworn ia members Of tho Tsrs Department,
Anl not A. aro police as Loretoforo, Tho nsw
oath does mot change tho datiea or responRibili-
tics OF tho mon.
Many Aldermen around the Ctty-1Ieli yestcs-
day lndulEel III aoino pretty free talk IN regard
70 the scttou of AID. JONAH, AZ Chairman OF the
Committee on Gas. Tho thtco g,hs or.lnances
that have hcou tho Eonrco Of tronb!e Of lato
Nefo given into his caro- somo months ago. and
no action las yet beon taisn In tho matter. nor
has Ito Committee been notified to meet for
euch action. A report ia expected on
tho snattor noxt Monday night In tic Conncil,
but 1t will not bo Forthcoming. Tho oonse-
quenco ls that dissatisfaction in orpreaaod, and
10 all probability m effort will bo made to hayo
sonio other Chairman for tho Gas Cosnmttoe.
Tho now DuiItling law OF Chicago seen,s to
.tnset with much appreciation. not oEly in this
city, but III sueh remote rogton6 ~ Now York
and San Francisco. from which points fotters
hnyo bccu recciyed by Inspector Bailey asking
for copies OF tho law: au1, In fact, tho nppl!ca-
lions aro humorous from othor toHnn. Tbs re-
maEks accompanying tho 1cccipt Of tho ordt-
natcos Aro gnnerAliy co1unifmentary, though tho
ordinance IL not yet AS complete asit ia intended
70 make It. Inspector bailey would like to hayo
all bouEn-lnovera colno to LIS osllce and flo \
continuation OF their bonds. or ho thnks that
home Of them will tlaI that no permits Will 10
l;rautel.
, 1876-01-01
THE NEW OHIO LEGISLATURE.

6ptesas Disna!eh 10 Tbs CAteaao Tribune,
.cotnMBus, O.. Dec. 3l.-The ohio Ieg!a-
laturs nicola On Monday nsxt With tho
following stAtass 8onhte-Isepublleans, 20;
Democrats. II. Houae-nopubllcaus 65: Dem
ocrats. 10. Doth branchos we1o Democratic last
year, and cAange Of Administration has ao-
cordlngy brought to town Al tulnenso horde OF
ofice-soekers. Popular footing runs high On
ttle choice Of speaEer in The House. Al present
tho Indications Ara That Con. Charles II. 0ros.
senor. Of Athena County, will be the choice,
nps..oieet Hayes and Lieut., Gov. Young will bo
lnauEura1o<s gu Jxo, u.
, 1876-01-01

HUE IAAAs
"The Seven o'Clocks met at tho rssldsnoc
nf 3,r4. Parry trhur,i.v n,o,,t ,,d n,c,,tv a.
,o,na ~ 49,. oN' ""~ e-o91 9'
!'!'A sns'''ee'fee.
a puniie installation OF tho recont'.-oloctoa
officers OF South lark Logo, No. co., 4. i. mud
4. H.. will tste uIaoe "Wednesday At 7:3o n. IN,
n tboir h,u cornar ri ~. straa, 49,, ill., 49,,
-, i. ....H ,.,s ,>...1' 49,
M s.s assnIe. q uupGs oi elaoosase nVnattoas
u" @'e pcen lhs"ni. a'tl .ho ocehssoa prom'tes 70
~ ~ 'u.1sest'ns i,i Ana ,Hpottani, y, QUE. Zero
htnsa1ta W'I 20 Conducted oy ID. W., u. g. Gro
6'ems. =: -. ~,
,1n r, 'sIps. aa u. r9atco sls,sou INC lyae fark
441Mho riiaay. ahA ha1'lrea tue Improvements.
:. nne Ithstecs lau vacation ansang the host-
<i,y :" A'A' AA'o'''e WA VA" p'"so A.ea-
Ihn H,,perintonlsnt of W.tor- yorts ia ,aviny
about 2O0 feet OF wasor-pipe tlaily on the bro.
po:el connection With Cornell. Tho groatar
F",noa ~ haa aneaay peon lasu; -.
unr, of Ei,,cst;nn to iii tsa v.sant ~
s,uperintoudont OF Public Schools horo. Tho
clluseo Ia q very appropriate one, Mr. LeriB il
known to ha genuine scholar and gentleman.
n,yxm1n..
r,, s.,oo, ,r,,,..aa. ,."E. ~, '."o r,,.. =. n,~
u,,. -, - o' a,,'' ua,', =. .io "o"ns ~ AA'ef-
no' u"a Ayo''S aol" messing !aaE "oanosaa1
evening for tho purpose Of Auioably settling thu
dispute botucen the Villages Of Nlvorsida aud
Tr7,.t..s c,n,a =, ~ .a.,,o.aent ~ ~" ~
ani ."a;,I cao ~ ~ h% ~ ~ .le
m' poo.s ~ pusslui.ty VI ~ sn1!eAoio Bottle
.1a u; W naso tnlell1 mo matter TO
'"I 'rhn t,.o acc,. ,r.t, ~, ~ VI c,s oGoo
1ny "lcshi t1ati an Ino IheaEo, HosHhBto1
~ E! 4.' -, ~ tA'~4i -" tn.t4 nhea ~ n.y.
run i,ofcafter ouly m cond,tiou tt,nt In v,.ges
on tho I!no Of the road hesween Chicago md
i'owuets Grove sabscribe III advanoe = SUM sut-
'scGns ST g Fey tno running e1rensea oi tao tral
.ttn.,,s,, X ~ tH. ne'u usuA paying hun!o
gronuda recently. The wltlcrcd trunks Of d.
cnye4 tseos arc being removed and tho still
growing t1oes carefully trimmed up, adding much
10 tno beauty Or tho Eronnsts.
"a. Se" aetr* "top Ttll bo heid II bulth'a
, 1876-01-01

5tsefaI hspaseh to The Chttu7o Tribune.
11sco1.S, Neb, jan. 1.-Tho Centennial Now
Year was ushcted in hero this morning by the
ringing OF aI tho bells In The city sud tho firing
Of 100 guns, ote. Last night wss one OF unusual
feptiylty. an1 cttzonn wore Rcuoralty asttr. At
tho opening Of tho Now fcar tho htrooss wero
tit}ctt srish penplo. HsTeral balls and the hs1-
Qaet Of tue Lar Association aso In PRO gross.
, 1876-01-01
INDIANA.


JE1rznsoNv1LLE- Ind, Dec. 31.--L. r. Ward
er, Mayor Of this city, has sssued proclamation
1o9uosting a1l patriot!o citizens to prepare and
celebrate tho ovcut Of tho now centennial yonr.
Tho hanging out Of banners, ringing OF bolIs,
and spontaneous illumination, Including na-
tional EA1uto Of thirty-scson gnns, will tnlto
place Tomorrow night at midnight. Thus With
Joy wo ws'l celebrate tho birth or the centennial
year Ut tho nations Independence.
FDAr WAYNE.
Sntttst nIn7teA to iA- Chlc1aa Trf1unx.
FoaT WAYNE Ind, Dec. 3l.-ccntonntal vear
10 TO be ushorcd in tonight By tho ringing of all
tho bofls IN the city at snidnlght, tho firing Of
cannon. aEoworIR. aud n Ganoral illumination
Festivities hayo al. eady began.
, 1876-01-01

pttson 4 Co., our constant advertisers, oo1nrnsn.l
ha new year With largo acceatton Of valuable mn.
Thsy hare purchased the entlrc stock Of Ieu W.
tn lhaisdelrta, AMI will continue Tho tus1neas
under new tItle. The stoct thus purchased +
ps1sea auarer Of 4 mile 100000 picces} o{ a.
in iinuss' looo ~ .na.icbook r,stes belonging 70 10
original stock Of d. D. Il o. includes about t~ice
quantity atoYe ntuasd, 1t wilt bs seen that thsy b,
literally "Huslo Tot thS Million" Sea Rdrsr&4emt
, 1876-01-01

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31.--~At midnight twelve
otrokea will bo struck tho fire. alarm bells, and
tAn church bolls VIII ring to usher IN tlIo coatso-
u1al year With oclat.
Lou1AyILIK.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. jan. 1.-I1o most beautiful
night Of tue snason ihs uBl,clcd In t!le Now
Year. At ~ o'clock the hre-be]ls sanH out 1879.
aud then Centennial round OF 1OD Tho CITY
buildings "cro illuminated, thero was a display
81 hEp-HorkB from the new Epurter-J journal
Duillfng, and tho whole toHn waa ablaze Will
tho slarlt Of patslotanl.
, 1876-01-01

6pecsal Dfspaseh IL The Chtedoo 1ffbun,.
QuKDEo, Doc. 31.-Ouo hundred yeasa ago to-
day The brava American Con. Montgomery fell
botore tho gates OF Quobea aud Quebec Ia bold
lug her centennial. Tho literary aud historical
soclctiss and thu CAnadtan Institute hAye each
hsa celebration. and tonight tho officers In tho
garrison Elyo grand bali At this citadel.
Tho proprietor OF tho house IN which Tho r.
mains Of Con. Montgomery wero laid, Ia making
c1sonsre psorasssio for ita suitable decoration
aud illumination Tonight.
, 1876-01-01
MINNESOTA.

Bpeetal Dtsbdteh to 1hs ChIsdoa 1rf1nne.
ar. PAUL. Dec. 3l,-Mtyor Maxaeld has ordered
that the city bolla and requested that tho church
bella ho rung At midnight. F!ngs will be dis
played tomorrow On all tho public and many
private buildings. Dusincss will be Gonesa!J
attBnsnded, .'
, 1876-01-01
THE ClTTHAlL.

Tho City Collector took tn about q, 600 ysa,e,.
day.
The City Treasurer paid elo8, 600 ysste.d.y On
tho city indshtodnesa. WAter-rsuls xere "a
G0a.es, and real aud personal property ts1ss
&5,33l.t3.
The younger hsotheT ot C.:5.Attosney jamie
, 1876-01-01

Tho Cautious Ground~Eog Has Burrowed
Duep
thtA season suru indication of ootd ~toter. yos
Will not mind the cold, however, II Ydut clothes ~
h'Ado on tie new "pomeatIo." otIea No. lsQ Btu
n
, 1876-01-01
other aftioias, each ona inscribed to yad
lu1xT sedlptdtlts.


Tha Equitable Lifo Assurance BoctetY /
doae m average AnnuAl nav busineas, during
past flfe years, Of 444 $50, G58, being Rrsat
than That Of auy. other compnnf. Chfcsgo Office
No. los Dearborn ssteok. Robertson 4 Rultt
tI1narnra
, 1876-01-01

Anchor Limo Of British and United St.t1
Hall 8tohmera.
In addition to theis regular Batnrdsy ssiunF, u ,
Company will despatch thatr mtantaeert en1 povs
fal stoAsnehlp Ethiopia estrz stea,pat oo Vsd,
day, tho 12th Of January. IR7G Cabin from 49, stee
sEe from 97s, uhited HtatA6 cuTrnncy, uendersa
urothesa. northeast corner of LAaailo And MadIe,
stfeets, Chicago, III,
, 1876-01-01

Among Tho snfIerern by Tho secent loss Of Tho o.,
mAn hfeafner Doutachiand were tho oot Bons Must.
Company, nf th1a city, who had on boirI ia,ge COZ
a!gnnatnt Of musical merchandise