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Deuaoeratlc Convention.

The Demo cracy Of Montana Territory
will meet in Delegate Convention, at Deer
Lodge CRY, NJ. T.. at - o'clock, M, on
Wednesday. the Sd day Of October, A. D,
1876. The following is the apportion.
ment of delegates to the respective coun.
ties, tO-wit:
Madison, - Beaverhead, 4
Missouls, 6aslstin, &
Deer Lodge, 10 Meagher,
Jefferson, b -hOteau,
Lewis and Clarke. 10
The Committee would respec fully rec
lommend the continuance OF the rule here
tofore adopted -gainst receiving proxies
or votes by proxy in the Territorial Con
veution, sud would. Their. fore advise tina,
de iega,es aud alternates be elected from
each of the counties.
BY order of the Democratic Central
CO.nmittee. w. A. CLARK, Chm.
w. j.. CULLEN. Sec'y.
Helena, july %. 1876.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-08-25
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.

o..
der Lindell Hotel
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
This company does 4 general Land
Agency Business. Negotiates Loans. &c.
Esp, cial attention given to the purchase
and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lands, Or
ganizing Mining Companies, &c.
Our determination is TO make cur office
The headquarters for all mining men Wis.
iting our city. We refer to the business
community Of st. Louis
Our facilities for selling lsnds are un
from the fact that we propose
to issue Monthly Paper Of our own. a.
soon as our list of lands will Justify,
which we will distribute Free throughout
tn. Eastern States and Europe. thus
bringing your properties before the public
to the best advantage.
All business correspondence: should be
addressed tn W. II. WILSON,
Business Manager
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-08-25

u now Running Bull.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-08-25

No. 900. North Sixth Street, Un
der Lindeu Hotel
, 1876-03-22
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Luko Aeuew, clerk 10 the Jail, fall yesterday
on Tho slpposy sidewalk, and spEatned ono leg
and broke tho other.
Tho County Commissioner contested -oloottoa
caecs wero caliod in the County Court yesterday
morning, and for The want of prosecution were
dismissed.
Tho County Treasurer announces that the fo'
turns of tho several Town Collectors, 80 far,
show that tho delinquency on personh property
nrnounta to 81, QO0, 900. 1ho books from tho
To1uB OF Lake, Hyde Park and Maine vere re-
turned yesterday,
The Comptroller has made a1rangomonta fof
The payment OF 3692, 900 due in New York to-
dny nnd Tor tho indebtedness which will fall duo
in that city In May. Tho latter aum o1ceed1
st. .00O. .O00 80 fa1 ns beard from he has NOT yol
| been able to obtain loans To moot tho payments
Which fall due in tho city, OF which must bo set-
| tied in Now York in Juno.
| Ono OF tho conditions upon which ?. J. ScKtot
! vas Given tho contract for the eonatrnction Of
tic buildings in connection with the County
IIospitsl wan that he should not aublet any por
tiou Of tho work. It wks stated In theto column
Oh tho time Of tho letting that tho other biddcTf
! or q portion OF thern, welo In league with hlm
| pud That they would got tho work. Yaseorda
Hoxsoo began to fulfil The prophecy By letttn
| bidders, who arc entire!Y reapousible aud t
| whom tho County Board might rs we'll have 10
that part Of tho work directly. Soxton has prom
iBcu TO sublet the othor bIanchos OF tho work +
| other bidders, and thoro Is no loagor 1uestio
that thn1o wsB fraud III the lotting. JuGt ho'
| much lie paid for tho votes Of tho EeYeFal Com
| tniABionora ID not now knoWn.
, 1876-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tonight Prof. Proctor will deliver tho second
Iecturo OF hte conrBo On astronomy, at Farvoll
Hail. His subject viii bo "Tno LITE and Death
Of Worlds."
Tho 1adles OF tho Fourth Unitarian Church
will give an oyBssr supper nt tho church parlora
thia oYcnlng at o:3o o'olooh, after which thora
wilt DO readings by Mtp. Dainty. and other
entertainments.
Theodore Triton will lecture nc.t Monday
woBh at bfcCorulck Hall, On "Tho Human
Mud" II ss 10 be hoped tho management will
provide bottor means OF tngress than.Wero pro-
yidetl before, md not kcop 3,001 people waiting
10 ontor ono BY QUO.
Tho Wonan's Temperance Union ts about 70
establish a coffce.houso aud roal!nY. room on
CottaCo Grpye avenue and Thirty-ntnth street.
For tGs purpose au entertainment. consisting Of
instrumental and vocat music, oharados and
tablcau1, will bo EiYon In tho Oakland Con-
gre6atlouni Church tomorrow oyenlnE.
Tho managers at tho Dfmo Courso at this
Third Unitarian Chugch, corner OF Monroe md
| Lhillu streets, hay0 Hecuro1 John W., MrB.
/ Fnuuy, aud loehua hutchinson ~ EtVo IN old
time concert this ayoning. The object Ia to give
tho poopln Of tho West sido. especially tho poor
good concert at tho least possble coat, and the
| 1iutchinsons arc to bo commented ior asfoeloe
| to this arrangement.
by special ro1uoas Of many friends, Mrs
Mary f1uyn, for aoynral yeara missionary it
JAPAN, and olergy1non Of this city who hav.
visited there, viii addross o meotiuR ut 2:St
o'clock to.tla. in tho audience room Of ths
| A1athodist Church Block, corner Of Clark hns
WaaLlngton streota whom much interesting In
| formation concerning mission work IN tha
country will bo given.
, 1876-03-22


Tho Board Of Tfus&ooa met In ths Town Hall
hlouday. Present, tho full board.
A petition uas presented by J. II. Kedzio sot-
ting forth tho fact that ho owned or controlled
Iii tho property on both n:dcs Of Commercial
sttoat, In 1layenawood, except TO feet ownod BY
Charles In,dcau. md 100 foct owned by Q. ".
Clarl, and that neither lie, ~Truleau. nor Clark
oyor etguod petition for water.piro on said
street, aud au majority in interest did not
rant nipes on said atrest, 10 asked tho Doarl 10
rcYcinA tho ordinance adopted for laying watof-
pipo in sad B!reot- Tue request Waa granted.
An ordinance providing for hppotnt1nent OF
Hupesiutendent and engineers OF Wator- Worha.
and tho catabBhing Of rules and regulations for
tho government OF mid officers, was nt1optet.-
Wicker, 0ooda aud tho Chairman. Nays
-Scheiaaoll md Sehaefnr..
Tho clerk OF tho l}oarl wns instructed to no.
| ttfy Mr.. i. N2nnaa to attend tho meeting Of
thia hoard to bo iloll Monday, Matct a, aud
show cAuao, II my, why his bill should b. paid
for experimenting the construction OF Tho Water.
Works building; a1H0 to notify tho Village OF
| Jet1p,bou to present al bills paid by thom tor
| work tone OF, AYoBtora aYeuue 10 tho Board 81
ita nn1t meeting. -.,...-.--. -,
Tho Committee appointed to estimate tho cost
Of Bltlowalkn to bo built reported ~ followe
On Wtight"ood ayenua 70 Lincoln avenue, s72o
| from Fnlott6n avenue % Southport avent1o "a
| Wr!shtWood avenue. ass; from cast line oi
wcst aereB Block 10. Township 10, II, on Mou'
| tana street cast to Lincoln avenue. alt0; FoEi
| led OH Ashland avenue ttotn Addison stTee
south to Belmont ayonue, 32G55.
Il Ras ordered that bids 10 received at tut
mkt meeting OF this Hoard for building road
bod Oh Qtacc street, tho said itddets 10 receive
pay for said work In Lax certiAcate! hold by ta'
| fHSFu-
, 1876-03-22
THE CtTY-HALL.

Tho City Collectors receipts yes!osaay woro
about $1,000.
Wator.ro,lta yesterday were 9l,ii9, and re-
ceIrss from tho City Collector S7S3.
MARSHA, Qoolet Is sill absent from his Office
on account OF sicknoss lie Is Baid TO haYo
clills and feyor, and IL not IN a dangofoua coll
dition.
Tho caEo before Jrst!ce aummerflo.l against
1fsuaford. an oil-mcrclaut. for aelling con-
doalned oil for Illuminating purposes, VIVA yoa-
terIAy l}anlsAet1. na It coniA mt b0 proved that
tho oil was sold for any particular purpopo.
Collector Evhnh' men ARG husy with tho dolln.
luont lssta. which will be tuilY prepared and
turned over to shn county by A}l1Il /. alko ycs-
teray paid $5o,0Q0 to tho county and 10 the city
Ill lo has IN tlis poAsoBaiua belonging to it,
sbout $4,000
Tho Bourl Of Tnl1lo Works yesterday recsiyc,
| communication flalA tho So1thwuntcrn Hail,
| road Coupany, in which 1t III stand That tho
| company owua GOD or 6Ua feet fronting On Kinxio
| etrces between Wells and tho rayer aud that thuy
nra willing u pay their blaaro towards paving thu
| street, provided other property.nwaetB wlli do
tho aame. The proposition may provo interest
Inv to tho other ptoperty-hoidaEs.
| Architect 1jllov showed h,H plans and spccln.
cations to tho nouga 0f Public WofEH yesterday
| I'e drawings are issse, mud iuclnde plan oi
tho foundation md basement up t0 grade line
| number, und tho basement pla1! shows tito ar
saagcment of cells mud Iownr rooms, Thn cus
Is esti1nssel 1T ahout sla1, 1,ooJ. lAo board ha'
bal no consultation Oh tho subject ~ yet, bu
viii probably meet IN day or tHu.
Tho Mayor yesterday received u tefegra'u from
Comptroller liayes tho consents Of wtlcl, als NJ
fully kuowp, but ere laid to 10 encouraging
Tue Mayor liar requested neetinE Of tho II
nanch Committee thus morning ht II o'clock u
tue ComptIoi!er's olico, when the NEWS Will b
1 u1tHht In q NJ
made Nj. Faswell. she Conptroiler's chief c!oEk
say khat ioanA wore being ucgotiktod Which. i
contaminated, would moet all indebtedness du
Nc(pru Juno ]. 1t should hays read NIL Ne,
! York lndcbteautrs dua before juno !.
. IAN
| Tho Hpcclai Council Iuul'ijttco un Gas ~
oln,e5 to dsv,ha 1uoalB to rodu:s tho e1peu'll
lures VI tho South Sido, nlu. il tho City Clerk
ufIlro YESTERDAY Aftosuoon. There wore preaen
Aid, Epalaug, RchA1ner. Cosy, and Murphy.
, After stating tue object 70 b. A:compllshed b
the Committoo Aid. Bpaldiug said that he b.
had = u.ight intclYiew With ofilcsn Of tha Bout
!, Side 0as Company, and h&d ~ iatlmkt.on fEo1
, 1876-03-22
them that tha price Of gaa vould be reduced.
IInu nnnth La nnfl1 not cay.

them that thh prfce OF Eaa vonld bo fodooeo'
nssa s.s:f l. p ssppe.ss ps, H.. The ga. sonp.o,
hsi received no official nosico that they vcro re-
onestod 10 moot the Committee, OF for what OBJ
ieot sho Commttteo WAS appointed. iio thoto-
foro moved that they be % notiaed. ,,!. ba. 10
tee should DO Hot for such dake a. would ALLOW
q prlvhto consultation among thonnsolycs 20 TO
what proposition they would Offer to tho CON-
uittce Then thers cond bo Hlootlna a. "o,ea ana
advise. Thoro was no specla1 hurry:
Aid. Bpaldtng had hoard that elto company
WIS willing to cancnl tho rrcscnt oontfhee anu
nske no" nne anu ht tat ,ho Opinion of she
Law Department A. 10 tho poTor OF tha Com"
mitsco to matte : contract Tor ton 5esss naa Dot
teI - eo''.foor said that tbs Committee might
| vail wall Tar thp proposition OF The Ras COM
rsnv wo,, Thore conld bo but two proponitions,
ano to continue under tho present con. n
tract ind change tho aguro from ea.so ls2 10 ga
nav l" contract. uo thought % WAS = very reas-
nnsbio price for gAa. Philadelphia n>ado Ito own
and charged the citizens but calls per 1,0oo
10 therefore thought That Il could not DO made
much moro ehoapiy. However. he was not suse
that a. had better bo fl1od on the price, ~ new
companies might come In aud provide The naso-
Ma sp.ldug I'D heard tss. Tho saath s,.a,s stde .
day, aud ho moved that the mestlng adjourn h!l
I O'clock this afternoon, in the City Clerks Of
fec. uo thought that tho Raa company would
DO then represented. Tho motion vea carried,
and tho meesioE adjourned.
HOARD or HEALTH.
| Dr. Mtller's report TO tho Doard Of Health
! Yesterday shows marked iucroaeo tn the mum.
bsr Of deaths In tho city lust week. Tho dnatha
wero 161. tvolvo moro than during the previous
weok, md forty-one moro than In tho oorrc-
| aponiing week lust year. OF those, "a wore
under year Of ago. 8 undor .. unlor 3 4
under i. undor T. 7 undos 10. s under 20; ~
nnder SO, II unler 40. 10 nnler to. 10 unler 50.
ii under 10, untlcr S0 under 90, under 10Q
Yoars. Males. 50; fonatos, Ct married, 81
single. OIL. Tho diaeases thnt ragod widest were
these: Convulsions, le !; phthis'o pulmonalls,
10; scarlet fovoz, g.. drop5y, 4; ThoopinE
tion' !: moniogitis, 4; diseases Of tho brain. Q
bronchitis, 8; apoplexy, q.
, 1876-03-22
4 CANADIAN LIBEL SUIT,

5pstlat Dl4nateh 10 1Ae Ch,e.a, tribune.
TonoNro, Ont, March 2l.-alcs4ts. Abbot 4
Co. hayo takon action ior damages OF S10o, 600
Oh behalf of Henry SAndheld Macdonald, Of
Cornwall, against Hugh Graham and Wayne
0zisxolt, proprietors Of the Star. Mr. Mae-
douan has Also iustEuctcd alr. Kerr, Q. O., to
lay criminal information against tho same
defendants bcfors tho Grand Jury Of tho Court
OF Quosn's Banch, which neots Oh tbs 24sJl.
Tho story On which tho liooi !B founded IL dis
gushing fabTiea1io: in General EXPRESSION Of pub
which would publish uAfonuied rspo.ta affecting
tho honor Of two Of tho s1oat prominent aud re,
epectabla fhmilies In tho Dominion should BE-
savarsiY puntshed ME. MAsdonAll Is : aon ot
lady L. Mlss Mo!aon, daughter II Alex Molson.
Eta-
, 1876-03-22
md srs Kelly. Ths cotses w"s iast,1e,sSa tr1s,,N3
s1.aoI.i ~ tsoussion tho mcotna adjourned.


onhpuAzfSa E1Eao1srs-
rr,,. sovcptccntb Annual Commencement Ex-
tnc oo.'. 49,. rh,e.ao Moa,oai College, tho
ercaaes OF the ch'caao ~ alo Mssr,Sss.s,,, 11nt.
Medical Department. OF toe nosu"oe's'I 10 pt.,r-
yorsity, Wero hold yesterday atseinoea' ~ THuf
ou,l congregational Church, In tho presence OF
's o.sa .,rr,,,.r ~ noadioa1 centlofnoo and nnny
,s'so naa H.. .x.sn.tn. nr. NJ. q. Davis,
friends OF eno e.Muunts0. et n-..;dna nhlv cccondod
Dean ot.tho aePatfiin'F II Forar. % %rrcs!dons Of Tue
~ no t.e'' ~ ~
Df. y: 2. uAV.n -. sha hs.t thcec.. 10 1lon-
awarded TUG ptszes a ,os auhoot wns t6ilic,tIo
Vol Tetk, q. ~ n.li tr,e Il ThoronO @. 8tearup,
ACID. Any tno ~ ssenu1 nThinrofnTm
TOT ms tncsIa " .n.far-od IL. deoreaa upon
DE- fowies .aen s.t sop.4 .'d saectixc snsnch.
the RfAd4Ates ~ ,,.s nua to1inHnI IL rnmarks To
sovota. 9. ao ~ s.ass sffaosivslv reanouded TO
the gTsaaaes' ss nnn WIZ 81 X esslnatjna olsss
~ MllllAn ~; n.eua.' ~. .n.S ~ prof LILLIAN IA
=, Ihe Ta'ca'ot3fy W. ''e3 ~ A1oA' '10'
shT,msn, reian. 81 M ~ nro ,nsersoereed with eomo
Iho toc.,ons ms' nnnn tha oronn y Psoi l.
Doau.tn. M,,n to,,nE1nr ~. fls names Of tha
" tlaGiefs lus aosmumus .m.es Sae, u isSnn VAL
graauatcs f.soh n,tx rH;ti.., nrnwn. 4, H.,
iaco ~ :, T1aWa1, Thnn1n,o ". chasc, 4. D.
Ghatica ,.;a - GnH Tr.n,;t nrioht NJ Cram, Damon
!, Gla.k, rtaun eJ4eM n-nwtv' isaso ii. Fry, 8.
=, =, G1naitn.nEet II. ~ Mi. if5uan John H. Hor-
I'm. hrthnr h. Ios0lor, William 7. !lowaIt1'
I.othsm CarI T. Lupdgron, Jemca Il. Mo-
, 1876-03-22

A correspondents Of the Amsterdam N. ~
Democrat sopls tho following, "hlr. DenjamIn
haeo, residing in sho Town Of Morau, has had =
remarkable encounter with deer. Mr. Sage
wont 10 hla farm, Adjonlng tho oue on which he
Iiyos, to feed his cAstle. about 0 o'clock p. u'..
aud On turning the corner Of bis barn vas Gu.
countored by \ bix buck. which With his bead
struck Ar. sago ID the sldo with such force
aa 10 sunl him su,nu diatanee in th0 Bnow,
rendering him helpless. Then tho deer
tpr.ug upon him With hfs four feet, aud would
haye Killed Tim Lad II not teen Tor hts sxusty
dog, which. on seolng, tho sad plight Of bis
tnsstey, grabbed tho deer by tho nose, thus
saving tic lite Of Mr. Sage. Tho dog And deeE
continued fighting. hlr. 6aSe, with great dittl.
Guilty naanxg ed to crawl home, diateuoe Of bali
| q nlle Upon being discovered hY biz family hs
, 1876-03-22
CRIMINAL.

Detective Rsckoy recovered quantity OF ell-
yoruaro yesterday which usa stolon from James
Fi.xpim1pous, Of No. 335 Clark atroet by negro
Last weck.
Michael Russell stole q pair OF shoes from
nop onnosito tho etore OF William Axto. No. 58l
State street. Ilo was arrested md sont to tho
Drilowoll for thirty days.
Tho ree!uonco Of N. Rusi,, No. 6N Carroll
syenuo, WIS entcrcu Nonday night about 0
o'clock bv sueak thieves who succeeded In
s,calIpg two valuable oyescoAts worth 9l25.
Horace Burton, tho ornor OF proprietor Of
Wcst side warehouse, complains to Justice
lIajnos that Trc1 htoyonB man IN bis employ.
las been In thu habit Of Bpiritng a"ay baos or
haY. etc. IIo therefore psays that Stevens oo
a1foatoa for laEcony.
An immense audience assembled at tho corner
Of Van uuren mud Clark etEoets Inst eyoning to
Smith, John McKeough, Clarlos Hnkcs, and
John Hammer. Officer Walters hove In Ve"t
und. on Ills arrival, tho crowd dspcrsed. hut tho
| puEiltetn wero taken to tho Armory. navy ea1
nnd bowlo-kniie we're found On hummcF'
john Parsons, saloon-keepcr 1T No. l52 CHI
tios tint hiR wiio boro TO 1llohard Engol. detor-
| miued 10 caccrtain tho facts. Ito became
Thoroughly sasst!nd OF tho truth Of the nllegn.
tions, thunpel Mrs. Pnrsona and EugoL and
/ E0uHGG fuQ lktiGI d Ha4Cnk% AAQ ptAoVhSA wa
detail his experience befors Haufnhnn thla
| morning.
t}corEo Allen, Of the notorloua Thoo Allen
| gang. or Now York, md Ed Garrtt7 wero IT.
rested bv Detectives Flynn aud lyan last oven-
ins for tho burglary Of T. Boerner's house on
West Randolph street Sunday evontnB. a va!u-
hble watch sot With diamonds md $50 were
found in tho possession Of Allen, and pair OF
ntppers wero hidden In Garrisy'a clothing. They
orc both ut tho Madison Htscat btntton.
IIo was IN apprentice Of Iloury Drownbrdgo
| butcher In Decatur, htich and his name 1t
Hermann Wagner. lornhnn was industrious
and saving. An4 had a sweetheart VINO moved te
Eauaas about Sir months ago. sluco her 10
ra,tu.o he has beon intending to join hor
lIay,ug completed arrangements, ho succoodet
iu porsuadiDg lehlcra In notions neaF LII
residence TO truet him for Rr,trY article
worth about $2O0, and In negotiating loans for
ciuiiar nmount, 1lo loft Decatur Saturday nn'
camo to Chicago. This departure excited con,
mont Iecat:so Of tho Mygtcrg attondn
hiB au,ldon disappearance. and oiilcc
1Innrtoks va. Hont tn pura1.it. lie ~
r,ed in ttlfs city voBtorlay, and, with til
assistance Of Detoctivos Mhcaulcy aud Simmons
began search Tor tho absont Wagner. lie "a
tlaeed to Baloon on Randolph H.rcee botwoo
fiEean aud Halytcd nnd escorted to tho Central
, On searching tho prisoner It was found TINT h
! vps heavily armed, aud about ilis body n be
was discovered containing $3.50. nn OF WHICH va
coutlscaked. lie was takon TO DECATUR ihst over
| {ru.
, 1876-03-22
JOHN.

He ls NecominN Quite Is Unanimous -
In SxA1l EfnIseiaC0s
Ban FRANCISCO, Cal, March 21.-In Wow Of
the recent decision Of tho Aupreme Court Of tho
United States that tt,e Btats legislation scGusat-
ing Chinese immigration la unconstitutional, tho
DuArd Of Supervisors last night unanimously
adoptod tho recommendation of the Mayor. to
appoint q committee Of citizoua who shall call =
mans mectlng for tho expression Of public aeua-
mcnt, and choose deputatlon to represent tue
matter to Congresa IN Tho most forciblc manner; a
Tie last steamer from China brought over ], 600
Chinese aud thu entro Bteerage capacity OF both
llneB ia engaged for tho next six months W tho
importers of coolies, The action OF The Board
Ut Supervisors o1citcB general favorable com
mont,
, 1876-03-22
TEMPERANCE.

onaAN1zIsa A Enw ASSOCIATIONS.
A temperance mcettat, waa cslloa for inat
syouipR At tho 1ccsuso-room Of tlla First Meth.
odi8t Church, md largo nttoudauca waa
present. -...
Mlhs Fsauces +. Willard oa!lol the meeting to
order, aud ANNOUNCED that Emery A. storss was
expected to come i'll shortly to presido. That
gentleman did not como. hovoyer. and It Is but
iust to him to naY that lie waa A0 husiy engaged
with some Glstliloss Ia tho whisky busnoss that
he toally could not show up.
After tho opening exercises Of singing and
prayer, aIiss Willard epoko fur Il INV lnnlenth
in Introducing tho object OF Tho meeting. Hhe
iii. sbo said, received n letter frou, Molher
Htovatt formerly ono Ut tho Crusaders and now
In England, who had there mot with tho moRe
encouraging resu!ta. hLo bad organized four
son,ena temperance uonn n ; H. l'oann nn' aa aa na
had. up 10 tho time OF writing Addressed
thrty.plue meetings, by which Bho had
reachcd homo 17,Oo,I people,, shno, h"d 9oen beer
,auch aided n heF s w9fk hov nv 'iy y nf1 .,o
country. Tic enthusiasm shown was almost be.
yond hulieE. ul,d tho English reoula woro oil
toxo4 to leart, tho latest tldlnga from tho toni
prs&lcu cAliea In An>ertch. ...,,
Tie rpe#lcr e9I III conclusion that. tl,0 eocia-
{; ~ti-;l sl,s hopei would bu forElrd Bl1o11l'a
havo III element Ut huInasl liindlincts. 1t va.
QUO Of tic strongest a.la 10 tho work tt1ey had
iW!Prfa.oi'. ..- ... ...
for vcuc,nI r.scusslnn of tho objects of tht
rpurcscd SOCK II, and TIN wuy to scach slctn.
A gentleman Thought that tfs Wurar way II
70, al tho Ilat:ct wnlIA 10 ~ got III many nar
ion. mt al tlIan then present tn tisn th
p.raec III ;os,!bla. ilc moved that thu Clla!
hpioin' committee ta ctentasc tl'a PleiG
kuGng t,a Rs,,.in%ra.
'lne I:ey. Dr Jcw+tt said thai, whE!o sfsn1n
tuu rlrtlye wa4 always il crdrs. Ea w.b not tir
that II VIVA necessary or hest 70 sienl t!4e oson
luz In thxt way. lie conceived That tho tual
IDEAS OF tLe proposed society waa for the mem
bors to 1rst llsip each other. aud second. t
work for ttose xho Wera still unacr the SLAYER
pt the habit.
Tue motion wan thcn withdrawn, and 1t va
voted that tho lnest1tIt I1oeccl to oEkAIlIxe
temperance As'oa,at,oD.
alr. Jaln.A s!-CIou ~H then e:ec.ea Hecretl
~, but dtchaod. AMI Mn. Esrnea nua elected
tho losiLiVn.
hi. Jowett moved = committee Of dive |
draft + constitution Anl by.lawa. CARRIED. at
lie Committee vas constitntea ~ tu!loxs: II
Jeue.h 4. u. LAM, Ms. Frazier, y. ". Woo
Rpd Mr. Crane.
On motion, thteo ladies' wero plded TO Il
0omnitt~s. Thay veso Mira uolJokc. Mss. Cas-
, 1876-03-22

III AI txzrA rti Zkz$ n T.
Inc see4na M H. ,snint. =, M anns n3nc
on'nR o. tno cetg; 'as pta - ~ 4aai, -. ~ H., ~
WHICH tno m9oo wv appeai ~ s'nsu ~ $500 ~ 9rnr,
ginning ana ond .. stso oS!pss, ~ Ies +aqt1,
Gh1cnso mo oIteeson "a ~ atats an -
anu sontn n hos @ atiu 'ro ,ot sa-ata,o
t"een Tue points q auu - uuoa s NV, liz ''ai.t
represent tuo hceua4 alaseGW ~ oo.a9oA M ~ p a.s
OF nrst anu !ast ooat~s H., nv py'1' ~ 4" po'o
cases. Is that a1tectea 70 tao xona'o*
THE IIAEs WHEY. H. , .x,,, .o az
At 81 mnutea pass eloc4 t!io aul WV ~ -.
degrees above the hotszoh. MAHl3 Two nf tnLeo
seconds q thas tinlo she Gcinse WI peEtn' WI
slight indentauon Q, aafKn9ss On sao snas ~
edge At tho 9n. ~ "qlcn M a - on n M W to no
went, reckonoa from INC 1oWoaI po,tns w ~. ~
| solar auE1aca. =, Aetronomiea,ty hpeaaang, tae
1rst contact *tll occur u degrees Hos. IRON
north =; tho iino ot astronomical noftn anu 0onsh
| being then Inclined 5S ao8loea from tne per-
rendloular. During tho ue1e ot1 minutes tho
defaot Of annl'9ht VIII increase aud " VIZ tnon
decrease during bo mlnusoe. tho oel'i'eo '"st'ns
nearly hour o! iniIintes.
Tho last speok OF tarkncss wi!l taao ons lfom y
tho auu's surface at the point u. which ~ ~
dnBreeH west from tho highest po!ht OF tue ao'Ar
diho, aud II dogrocs eaat from the northern
point, 81 rockoued By astronomers Tho suna
altitude, or angular distance above tho horizon,
| will thon DO IL dogreaH. ...
Thore Is otton M uncertainty ofa fo" hecondg
, 1876-03-22

wns takcn Into tho bouRo and tnsdo comfortable,
aftsr which his son wont 10 she barn 70 hecettain
tho condition OF Tho dog And tho deer, and found
to bis surprise tho battle etitl going %, shough
m hour aud q half had elapsed. The doRh
throat wos badly n,AnQlod, but Notwithstanding
ALL be ckfno Oh cOuducrcf."
, 1876-03-22


D1cREIlsDN-At bis residence, No. lt?0 Michigan
avenue Chicago, Oh alsrch u, 1aues d, Dlckcssou,
u D., ia hts aIst year.
Ths funeral services will tato rlaco On Friday.
LYuNs-1ohn Lyons IS Cansiport avenue, March 10.
FunesA uy csr1 TO Calvary tMarch 13) to-&sy.
HrHOEHNLE-J. II. 8proehals departed quIts aua-
denly from hIa family AArch ~.
Funeral from his hte residence No. $7l Etas strset
1t ?, wednesday. March q. bJ carriages 70 oraoA.
1aad. KS1ends OF tho lau,ily Invited To attend.