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LOST IN FARO BANKS, $500, 600.
Where n DefauItinq Chicago Oniciai Deposits
cd the Citv's Money.

from Lc Chicdgo IftoHHss NdV 10
Mr.. Bits about three years since Won
Hollen commenced gambling at the Hankins
BrOthers' place, In CLARK street. Jen, Al. and
George Hankins were all there then George
switched on from them about year ago, aud
get up Tor himself over Browns building. Won
lIollen gambled Ia both places, but mostly In
Jef's
R.-How much have you known him TO Loser
Mr.. Bon, as much rs 10000 In Jen.'s alone,
aud several thousand In Georse's. lie lost from
$l,0JO 20 $500 nightly; He would plil un IL lie
lost all the currency lie had, and would then draw
check for any sum he wanted 10 settle the de-
neit with. They wouli never let hun 60 until
they had filed him fun OF wine aud liquor and
plncked hun to tue last dollar.
Rid Won Hollen 20 INTO the rooms yolun-
tarily, or did they entice him thereI
Mr.. B.-Sometimes he went himself. generally
when Wight, but 9iteuer he was taken In by
attends to the banking, and always went WITH
Won Hoen 10 his once and collected the money
faro table while he layed. know IL as "a fact tnat
Won Hoen lost $4,000 In cash and checks for
about Buffalo Niller's losing a thousand or two,
last fall, and what a hallabaloo there WAS about
counting the money In the County Treasury
MIR. B.-well, the next dly after the plblica-
tlon OF that business. Jer. Al, McOmoer, and
raise such row that n would lead 10 IA inyssti-
CATION into Won Hollens matters. They liked
over tue business, AMI concluded to send for
Won Hollcn, w % mad kept away for some time
on account of the talk. II was on the sd Of
November, think. when Won hOllen came iLto
the rooms, and after some conversation received
from them chCCks Tor $3.50.
R-iIow much do YOU TANK Won HOlen lost
IN alli
Mr.. D.-About $4,000. They got him so
drunk he didn't know whether he won or lost.
When he was sober he wouldn't play and they
knew their game, YOU bet.
h-DO YOU think any ~ the other officials
knew about Won Hlilen's gaming Iracticesf
Mr. B.-Of course thg did. SIX months ago
Comptroller HAYES received an anonymous note,
stating tnat, yon Hollen, Was losing large sums
OF money. Hayes called hm into his oiiil e.
and, expressing confidence la han, handed him
the letter. Ii wound ~ Nv tdysiug the Comp
troll,r ~ examine Won lIollen's accounts. Won
Houen Acknowledged To II ives that he did
gamble. but said that he wlshe 4 the Comptrol-
Ter and his friends To understand that he mad
means Of his own. To suustintiate this he
pulled out lot Of express packages marked
WIN sums varying from $50 to Sl,oJJ, anu soId
he received them from his brewery at Nsprr-
vile. Then Won Hollen wert night over into
Jtn Hawkins's, and pullin. out the identical en-
Nelopes bearing tue express coupsny's marks,
told how he had fooled Hayes. OF course Won
Hollen DIDN'T let on that ue WAS gAuulins ON
the GAYS money, but We knew II around Jef's.
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Along our line Of march considerable excite
ment has been evinced by the settlers, and
many Of them are sending their families 10 the
railroad and providing themselves with arms
and ammunition. with the expectation Of being
attacked by the Indians after the troops have
crossed the riyer and penetrated the Big Horn
region. There la but one company OF cavalry
upon the entire Union Pacific Railroad. and that
Is s'atoned at Fort McPherson, Nebraska: and
unless the Fifth or some other mounted reRi-
ment he ordered into this department II Is fear
ed the Indians, particularly the young bucks
from Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies, and
who. though osieusibly peaceable, are known 10
be furnishing their Northern brethren viii h
every possible assistance In the way Of arms,
AMMUNITION, and sub ,stence stores, may get Ia
Crooks rear, and while he Is vauly engaged Ia
their search beyond telegriphic or other COM
municatiou, peri citrate attrOc cities ana depreda-
lions upon tie unprotec ed settlers.
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More Molly Masuire- Lodged In Jail.


John Campbell, of Harleigh Michael
kehoe, of Mahanoy CITY; Edward McGee OF
frenclto~n; Michael McGee, OF Nanticoke, and
Neal Dougherty OF IuscirOra have been ar
rested on suspicion OF having been implicated in
one II the most brutal murders ever perpetratcd
iu the coal fegiun-tnat Of r. W. :. LAngdun, "a
mine boss NJ AuIenred, who was literally
beaten TO death ON the 2lst OF June. 1862.
Frank w. :. LingdOn, the victim, whose
widow IS llving IA liarleigh, was then about 81
Years IS ~ lie had teen "A school teacher,
but. ~ 1861 was employed ~ ticket boss at the
mines, Ca saturday evening, June Fl, 1902,
abGut dusk, he was most numerically beaten,
and l,ft flr dead. lie revived, however, and
had stll suhcleht NtailtN to crawl to a iuendly
lruce corner where lie was subsequently, found.
For fourteen years MS murder has been shr0ud-
ed in mystery II l. confidently expected that
the Arrests may yet throw light upon the NJ III
ner OF q %. h. Sulths a-sas- inal ion, ABOUT tho
same time, an VINO, then superintendent Of the
ii lney brook mines. was killed wnlle standing
in tue door OF his residence.
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TAINTED, 4 RICHTER.
Members Of the Bar Refusing TO Take Charge
Of an Italians -toca IA Trade.

In tho Marine Court on ruesdty Messrs. Knit
zng and simonson, cCunseo.s, applied for arcceiver
for some property for the saiisfACon OF judgment IN
the smount II tlsO, which they had ohtslned against
Giuseppe BAN. lne properly consisted u three hand
organs monKey, ana one trained dos. Tie Deputy
Sheriff VINO went up to where the property was az 22l
seizure. he SAD he Nasn nguu' to rum his reputa
ton politics fgr Ute by iIsiu around monkey AID
hAnd organ" When RfeCeNrr was applied Tor, COun-
seNor Sluuuson suggested Counsel or lur'org a
proper person bat before the Court could iae the
appointment FurOng learned what tine property was,
ana earnestly protested that ne vac not lover Of
music that tie dog days coming anu hr didn't
want any dog about, that he had no place to keep
InOnkey and that, besides ne didn't much gen.
ethl pflHciple- ABDUL being teccNcr anyway. len
other members Of the bar refused 20 accept the re
ceiyefship st.9'ldr GROUNDS. Finally absent Mr.
Ed. Jaco6s WAS pointed when he nnds out what he
has 10 take care II, Is expected that he w Apply for
relief from the Court.
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THE NEW c. CHURcH oFsr AoNEs
The Laying Of the Corner stone by the Right
Rev. DR.. bishop Loushiin.

About 5000 persons witnessed the solemn
blessing Of the corner stone Of ST. Agnes Church,
in Forty-third street, yesterday Long before 4
O'Clock the street as far a. Lexington aud Third
avenues was black with the Sunday-clad multi.
tude, while the house tops In every direction
were crowded With spectators. The foundation
Of the church was laid Ia 1879 by Cardinal Nc.
Closkey, who then considered 1t necessary TO
establish a new parish and build a new church
there. Since then want Of money has retard-
ed the erection of the building, which now has
only a basement, wherein a temporary church
was established under tie Rev. III. @. Mcdowell.
he back and side walls ave lately been erect
ed, aud on them were displayed wealth Of
flags. ON the back wall, where will stand the
altar, the American elnoleiL was fcstoOned be-
tween those OF Ireland and IelR uln, and above
them the Papa ensign was stretched between
the orihamm es Of France and Brazil. Where the
altar will stand was wooden cross. and before
that land the corner stone, developed In immOT-
teles and surrounded WITH flowers.
At half past tour O'Clock the procession ar
rived, and marched up on either side OF the
altar Among the societies were the ST. Josephs,
ST Mlchaers, 81. Vincent Ferrers, aud st. Alloy
sius K. q. Societies, wlth thelr sunday schools.
ana 81. Agnes societies sent bevy OF girls
dressed ia white. These were followed by the
Right Rev. pr. BshOp Loughn, Fathers Pratt,
Mcdowell, Young, DOnnellv, Dryer, Pool,
1hiry- and many others. The Bishop blessed
the stone, aud 1t was lIied 10 It's place In the
southwest corner OF the lot, where the Bishop,
trowc IN hand, went through the usual cere-
monies. tin boX had been previously deposit-
Ell, containing tue daily papers, seyeral coins,
manuil OF the city aud of the Executive De-
pirtment Of asnlngtOn, Tue Rev. Or. Henry
braun reached the sermon.
The exterior Of tho church viii he built OF
PM delphia brick, with ONO stone trimmings.
The b s.ment - 81 granite. 10 is estimated
That n will cost so 90, ana have seating capa-
cltY Of Loo Inc work l. being pushed with
great rapidty, and viii DO finished MS soon as
possible. On account Of tue width Of the
buildinI IL is necessary to have nave ana four
Literal aisies, seldom seen but In cathedrals.
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lr,omN ne harrington lIo'cD GaseHs, MIye5.
On Monday last II Swcde, who was en-
ployed In stone quarry near Slgetown, got on
u surce and went home. aud after knocking his
wife down kicked and beat her, ana finally
stabbed her in the right side OF tue head. She
lived for three days. perfectly conscious but un-
bble TO speak. She WAS the mother " two little
children-twelye aud six years old, respectively.
The llttle ones, at tIe tprOner's inquest yester-
day. gave straight and pathetic account, ia
their childish way, Of the murder, and on their
testimony their father was committed.
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FORT EDWARDS APOLOGY.
The Count Jonnnes Making Business for tho
sherih Of Washington County.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun 90 Sir: Please
postpone George the Count Joannes Indefinitely. lie
is the mot successful specimen OF the Centennial bore
extant Let Barnnm have hun. lie has only hippo.
potanus In America, why not the only anthropold ape
also2 j. DEWITT MILLER.
FORT EDWARD, MAY o, 1870.
FoRT EDWARD IssTIrUTE May 25. 1870.
10 george, ne Count JoaHHes, Ne0 iort Supreme
Court
My DEAR SIN; | have rcad the impudcnt and un.
grateful attack made upon you by Professor j. DE Wit
Miller, anu also Your response. As Of his " col.
leagues" l. ~ common with the rest seem to be iup
ca. therein b. hn ana by you.
Allow me To u sure YOU sir, that none of Prof Nj ierR
associates IA The Faculty sele u bis uOlr to IuK
sun neither mad hey bcrn consulted any way,
either To YOUR letter TO HIN or MS attack
AN very sorry at he could Do huch INN, AMI am
unwilling 10 uC implicated, however indirect - by MIN.
have not consulted win MY colleague, bat man
sa'od IN false light, thnS m cxplan4tlqn due 18th
~ my self AMI 10 you. Yours very respectfully,
LYME II ArKiAs, Professor OF Mathematics.
NEW YoRH CRY, May %, 1870, % Chambers street
10 p AiA'as Fart Enc,Td CoteGolte hsat,ie No
Ny DEARs.R Returning 10 this cry from visit To
Phuadepm am honWeu by the receipt 81 your e.
minded ter OF the ejtl INST, rHlucrlting yourself
and othcr, ~ thr faculty tom any priicpa ionin tue
lnpuient and ungrRt ful attack upon me by Prot }.
d. Wft Nirr ~uuen b hm 70 IHE sUH, and con.
dcmncd by that innueAtn Journal
Your letter cunttrs honor uuon yon, ana IN part
The Institute from puOc cOndt mat "a, and Nlll
euttch py the other Professors fui wing your ex'
ampiei Ofn,rw Sc by silence, ihsY wan DO upl.
cltrd vita the Original winter OF the idesal letter.
lie Wlll shortly have an nfcl1 visit from inc honor.
abe TIE shrr n ~ NHsliurpu county, sta.e OF \ "
YORK, that NAL remember ana vs. ne h professor
81 me lnth language he Ml appreciate my use Of II
mere, rat u1iifm rat CtNpH. Yours tfuly &c,
GKoRGR, TINS COUNT JoAANEs,
vi thu New fVrA supreme Court.
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Twenty-Five Hundred indictments.


ffpN me NAANtittf ditfli tNH'
NJ, Combs, Jr, who is confined in the
Tcnitentiary for collecting fase bounty claims
against the Government, has become crazed,
and refuses To wear any clothing. lie ~ "A law
yer who, for professional snrewdnrss, ranked
high at Memphis. He WAS born IA 4 IRE IA ,ute,
Ind, Ills principal practice in Memphis was
pushing false bounty claims ~ unst the Govern
ment. ami this lao did vefy successfully. lilo Vas
at leugth detected, ana sentenced IA Memphis
last Jdnu ~ on three charges fJr i've wears cacn.
Ii is SAID that there were 700 cases against INN.
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Arrived-s uSpAY. May 70.

steamship Neptune, Rost1n, misc ana pass.
steamship le.tc, Liverpool. nise Hud pass.
steamship WJapuAe, Rlcnn-u d CITY PJiat, an Nor
FOLK. mtsc and pass.
steamship Ma,noi1 savannah, mdsc and pass
steamship Iu>N'le. lhlaac pima,
steamship sd nlau, Gibraltar, udse. ana pass
Steamship Iyhcr, T. Dumiagu, Hdse. and pass.
smp ElWtll Liverpool, N ballast.
Bark sci rstci1, Rioters aui, ia ballast.
larN Collector. Liverpool
barA Everett Grey, Matanzas, sugar.
AtOtAV usual river iAt e it,tFl-' Nrssf's
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From ne Gahcstoa tIer,rl Asrs Hag %.
Nine men were hanged by IA mob for
horse stealing IN Jack county last week, ana L
IN I:rath. Two OF taose htnled in Jack county
are sIiI 10 have been inno. cnt. Two unknown
Il cu were found nging out several mics On
the prLiriO, near Elgin, yesterday.
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"Ain't $40 rather high for lodging and
hreakiAstf' was what "A departing stranger by
the kingsbury stage inquired OF the clerk ut one
of our leading hotels, on being told that was the
amount OF hls oil,
YES, It il little high but we might as we'll
have II as the stage robbers" was the placid an
swer OF the clerk as he rocslpted the bill.
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DIXON -sT1LwELL.-On the g5th inst at the resi-
dence % the brides parehta, by the Rev Dr. Ever,
ysmss Wylys Dixon 70 Frances, daughter OF Benjamin
N. Stllwell Esq all o. this city
GRE ACtN-LOGAN-On Tuesday, May %, ny tho
Rev " Kirkpatrick, Robert Alexander Greacen to Re
becca daughter OF samuel Logan, all Of this city.
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High Bridge was 10 fun glory Yesterday Our
German population hurried out there the street
and river boats and when there, poured In lager The
beer saloons ana shooting galleries we're In full opera
ton II wac another enla Day Oh the river.
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Ex-Judge Charles t. lmdsall, Of the Marine
Court, dleo N the Grand View Mountain House, Cats
kll on Friday last lie was appointed 10 the bench In
1850 aud ~ That time wac the youngest Judge IN TINS
state In 1891 he represented the Twenty second Ward
IN the stale Assembly. Hos to DC Duned TO-DAY 1rO
The First Baptist Church. Harlem.
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Railroad ,.rnvel Interrupted by storms.

LAWRENCE, Kan, May 2s.-Ihe first through
train from Denver for several days passed this cry this
evening. Heavy the Denver division Of The
Kansas Pacific road are causing trouble.
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MARINE INTELLIGENOE

MINIATURE ALNANAe-rufs DNV
sun rises, "a sun sets. 20 Mooa settle q
Hlrn NArkk-ruf- nA1
sandy ilOok II II Gov. isanl a 10 Hell Gate, Is
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QnbIitntinlls.

"SELF-RAISED, OR. FROM THE DEPTHS E"
- he Sequel to "l~HMAEL OR. IN IHE
DEPTHS. - by Mrs Emma d. r. ~ southwtrth. l. no y
ready IN book FORM snG Is Tor sale BY all booksellers
and news sgeuts everywhere.
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II. VI. stewart, the steam Carpet Cleaner
1928 Seventh ay. send Tor circulars.
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Hr. Lyons Tooth Tablets
syeeten ana purify the breath.
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The Defects Ia the Old Elastic Truss mr.
remedled "a iOmer0y's prlcrtL itG Ir1alNay
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Su5lnrss Aotl,,s.

Deserved Success.-Thc new elective SIX hastc
Trit-, supplied only uy ia-uc ltuss CouptnN, tSa
Broaaway everywhere "a Itr,r.es aA.iquated ~ al
trs,ts q vpe uLYtrsl satisfaction. ANuld Nfeicutd
me ial ana worthless cotton " riA,uc uls,cs.
Dyeing md Cleaning f1H Empire nveng and
Cleaning 60. call fll ana d"ii "r Rlud+. NofA Atf.
pI.tt1 nnHr Orfics- Ht roadway, near - 4 81.
l.G 0tu aY near IAN 81 AMI go STA ay near -itA ST.
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'sELF.RAIsED; OR. FROM Tue DEPT-s"
"sELF RAlskDi OK. FROM 1Hk DEPTHs.s


ertr i,retnV ~ rr ~ II ~ WWtIITIlNS' ~, g.
quel TO d" I.hul-es Or IN the Depths, 10y MRS EMMA
II. r. sol IIWOkIli, with view of Prospect Cot
age. the hons Of 10 author the pOtOntC, complete
In onr larsr duodccimO volume Of 700 pages IN un.
form style VIII all the previous wOrks p} Mr..
worth bound In morocco clOth, fun Git uack. price
no
BY Mrs. tuinl ~ T.. n. SOutnwortn. IL IL the besi
novel published Tor years Price tl.75.
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=, 10 not suffer
1, ~ are bilious. when 2jc, package of Qulrk's
'''s IVA N'A gAle ysv,-Aas,
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NIIOICE BUTTER, IN tubs and pals, cheap TOR
" Cash, al lgv ClaIuUeTs ~. 4. L. PRICE.
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O., re ". sweet testified as follows:

'i' 'Af "'' $50 anu NpulhtuNcu improve
....' "i"4tu fY On my arrY4i. ing ueA. cay
ven. tlthe W. ~ AMI got some logs, leaving them
PEE NY house LON Sands. Commenced 10 lulld
" 4IH ala r my aTf.Na. pa. up ilIy house a Id
- .NI iAldy DID, ny family were Win NE on my
qua have resided with me ever since t4c
t 1ftLcn.t 10 maze u q farm AMI hold II as
rIr tsd ~ iuterf'teure until some time
'' l. WIen Geo w. sA~s' AGED me- - leave aud
'.'H'l lhr Win lfulh.c % GiI not 20 refus ed,
r. he returned with uie u.itrl tate. Marin a,
4' 81. 81 irn.c Il ,ll not get away. stul
''"@ "' AIN would 4ill al c.uld VI M Rssauants.
''fn hgs Collins testified that he was en-
l'h tu iF sweet To hol1 claims and turn the N
49, 20 llin arr titie was perfected. That Vas
." '- 10 Wade the contract IN writing He
a. l- ,qIatter, ald was ~ be paid $40 a
hlHtn with board.
.lri io well tes,ined that he was EN-
= '' sweet lu ls,2, and the agreement " ~
I'D" j $50, to nrg emit y. W. =, sec
Town 1885, range 50, and huld II until title
IL 'H' Irl hul then turn 10 oyer to Sweet.
''I' receive go mpnth and board.
'" '".f "l utlcr Witnesses svure h. similar
- "u .Nlag that the Lake superior and
'IHd lHud Company was empl0ylug
a. 'ii Nih- lNrm So a mOuth and furnish
r. ihrm h,ari flr their services in pr, euptlng
''.H 'ii .aAlhg false oaths.
Ni''l"r 90 "a IT the company was TO get spuri-
""' % ~ hrted Indian scrip, whiCh thCy were
a. o j" WIN some the Ring connec, tons
we interior Department, possibly through
T,N -, lih", a.d bung th's to Locate lands
L 'Ir!l town sites. Another was 10 { et
lshl warrant, from the bounty L1nd
"''Nl I'Ls' and u'e them In a similar way.
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MaegInttl.
@yuttrits

WANTED Cheap, a good see D. l.naui foot lathe,
w 3.fOot bed also two yisNs Address
j, I. bLDl ORD. ~ W 81 3Oih si., y Y. city.
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Complete Ia tory -Ole volumes, bound IN morocco
cluih from entire NV designs, Win iull glt hacS,
price a 70 each " t'l75 SET each sci IA neat box.
sei.Illsci; or, From the Depths, sequel 10 Ish.
, 1876-06-19

lIvcrcl himself " n remarkable address upon
Tint remarkable individual, Edgar 4. Poo. His
striking etylo n,,l wonderful rhetoric Is illus.
tratcd by the following clause =" Woven In the
wild mounbcams of Tic valley Of the shadow of
tlcnt',,"
Dank's Centennial Hc1ls ''-so!o and chorus
WIN finely rendered by the qunrtcttr. The
subject OF '"sterpng sfoncs " rd1orlcI Miss
Rc''ecen II. Worthcy, Of shnlfteuset WIS, IN
opportunity of Milking nnmberlees meadows,
rtls, azure depths, gohlen.ffntcd sunbeanlti
etc., etc, In tic familiar pretty fehooleirl
style. The last nddEcss wns tint Of Joseph
cooinbc, Of Mncon, Ill.,, upon ,"hepublisan-
isn," which wns shc u't'st thouEhtln, nroans-
md received considerable applause
The qnartcttc then rendered pcnac's "Trip
Lightly Over Trouble" /" in splendid style, and
clfcltetl hearty encore. The response wha
even more satisfactory to tho audience than tho
Sir Atv"M then, in bc],aif Of the class Of 80,
presented Prof. Fisk with a costly album and n
copynf Wcbstes's dictionary: The Professor
errises were cio.eti Will, tic bcncdictfon.
The class Of 10, which has just completed It's
preparation for college In Tho Preparatory Dc.
inrttnunt, numbers sixty members, most nf
whom expect to enter the University next fall.
CICERO.
At n meeting Of the Board Of School Directors
u! the TYlton School, on Saturday. June II, Mr..
Il. Z. Ssnycr, OF the Town Of Lake, whs appoint
cd Principal OF said school for tho ensuing year.
The school will be graded ms far as possb|s With
tho present number Of tcachcts. The Doarti
haze had tile above.nancA teacher In view for
some time. We anticipate a successful era In
Cicero school affairs,
, 1876-06-19
TIE FOURTH,

THE IRISH SOCIETIES 70 C0MR OUT STRONG.
Amcetiug of the Marshal uppoIntetl by tho
Irish Societies and his aids, contemplating
Centennial procession on the Fourth, was held
yesterday afternoon In Father Matthew's fem
perance Hall, On Harrison street, near 1Ialste.
Marslnl Connell was In tllu chair, md William
Qulnlan acted as Secretary.
BY request tho roll of uls was called. The
following wero fund present: Christopher
Cummings, Father Mathew Total Abstinence
Society; William Quslan, Holy Family Temper
ancc Society; Patrick Farloy, immaculate Con-
ccptlon Society; Thomas IL. Kelley. sacred
Heart Temperance Society; John Costello, M
ttvity temperance Society; John McC!owrY, Of
Branch D Of the Ancient Order OF llibern!ans
The following aids appointed: Messrs. prindi-
Vile, Delaney, Carroll, Howard. lasyey, Brol.
derrick, Phclan. Kinca!de, blaskell, and Kinsella.
The Chairman submitted to the meeting the
following line Of march, which Was adopted;
The Societies will form on Dcsplaincs street,
from Harrison street north; march north III
Qesplatnea To Lake; west on Lake to llalstcl /;
north Oh lIalBted to 1ntllana; east on Ininna
70 etste; 6outh On State to Lake; ea8t 0n Lake
70 WAbash avenue; sDuth On Wabash avenue Ia
Twelfth; west on Twelfth to Centre avenue
eauptermazeh On Twelfth to ualstedi north Vi