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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-29
10 CENTENNIAL VISITORS.
THE GRAND EXPOSITION HOTEL.
intersection of Girard and Lancaster avenues,

only ten minutes from the Centennial Buildings con-
the European pan will be open for the reception
guests April 10, 1876
n. B.-This is of the
largest hotels in the world,
built entirely of brick having LBS ooms also largo
brick stables attached Only fifteen minutes drive from the
celebrated Belmont Driving Park and Race Course.
For full particulars address NJ. RILEY Manager OF the
Grand Exposition Hotel Company CIimited) Philadelphia,
late of Continental HOTEL Philadelphia and OF Congress
Hall, Saratogas
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Miscellaneous.

A FINE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN
"A House. situated below 34th St. for sale ut bar
gain and easy terms In perfect order ISAAC HONG
Ill Broadway, rooms q and H. basement.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NHOSE WISHING GOOD BOARD ONLY THREE
i hours from the city be accommodated In first class
house. with all the improvements in NICE elegant location
n village and town Of Danbury, Conn Address box 22I
lost Office
THE ADVERTISER, OWNING A LARGE HOUSE
and grounds, plenty of fruit and shade, in pleasant part
of Elizabeth would three four agreeable
parties substantial Board; pleasant and homo
moderate prices Address box 234 Post nice
Elizabeth ~ j.
INANTED BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
w daughter years old. within an hours ride OF the
city, good plain Board with moderate price
quired elderly lady. Address, stating full
particulars, G. W. X. Herald Office.
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BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES,
"A with Deaneys cushions solely used in all cham.
pionship and match second hand Tables n great
bargains. W. ii. GRIFFI1 IL 4 co. 10 Nes,y st.
A SECOND HAND 5XlO BEyEL BILLIARD TABLE
n In good order for Can be at Phelans ware
ROOM 81 East 18th st.
GOLLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL
" Billiard Tables with the celebrated Phean Collender
combination cushions for sale in this city only at I3Sroad
way.
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T GLANDS sTURTEvANT HOUSE, BROADWAY, 2sTH
II and 18th New York city. has all modern improve
theatres and deppts Rooms with Board "a
per day LEWIS & GEO. 5. LELAND.
GIANT GERMAN. ELEGANT SUITS AND ROOMS.
- all front: permanent rites. reasonable for
mer transient reduced; 81 per day Rooms and Board;
elevator baths Entire Floor elegantly furnishedj
with board propretors residence, 227 West 18th
splendid house and location. WM q, TOMPKlNS
CyUMMIT HOTEL, 65 BOWEkY CORNER CANAL ST.
- GEORGE RUECKERT, Proprietor.-This. the
European plan elegant STYLE entirely newly fitted up
herewith recommended to the travelling public;
Rooms by day and week moderate prices
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A PA WEST 4STII ST. NEAR ZEE
IA. story modern high stoop medium sized brown stone
Dwelling frescoed and In perfect orders price exceedingly
low V. X. STEVENSON, Jr.. No. Pine ST. or 33 East
, 1876-02-05
THE ClTY-HALl.

Watet-ssnts yesserday we1e s1.9l4, and re-
ceipts from the City Collector 81 ,o5o.
Tho Committeo on strcota and Alleys for tho
South Division and On judiciary are called for
this atta1noou.
South Town Collector Evans yesterday de-
posted e20, GOO with the City Treasurer. Thurs
day he collected 500, QUO, and yesterday s32 900.
posed.
Tho City Coloutor took In $500 yestorday.
Dullard Il Sous, plauiug-mil proprsosurs, who
wcro lovIel On for Lack ta1ea. aud mhoso os.ab-
l1shment waa announced Tor sale. cante down
yesterday and paid. Small t. Moore lawyers,
old Likewise.
Tho clerks In tho City Collectors Office are
tAlklnG Of forming rug for the purpose Of
buying up Tho Btock OF tho Fifth National uauK,
which Ia Advertised to bs sold on tho 18th iuAt
thcir own look. Tho only diffieuitos in tho way
that back ta1es for 1871, '72, and '73 ARC also
duo OIL tho Hsock, and tho collect1on will be On.
forced II pussibia.
Commissioners Prindiylo and Thompsou, Of
tho Board OF Public Works. yestoEdny morning
paid q Wait TO tho crib. Tho trim ,faY ulato on
tho tug cllarte,ed for that pul posy, mud It was
With great difficulty that tho craft VIA abIo to
plow through tho tfclds Of lco. tho distance to
tue end of the pier fr1m husl street bridge TAX.
ing fully m hour. Thu way was clearer from
of smooth water. they report that tue leo OK
tends "clear out OF sight," aud In faat gntler-
Ing around tho crib. This wator in tho well
s4owH a temperature Of about 81 degrees above
zero.--frorzlng point,-,lot pleasant point, "a
IheEc ID dauRor OF fscnzo.
, 1876-02-05
Couldn'e spnrp Taisn.

Fashfn1ton Corresponde7.ee Cincinnati. Enquirer.
Ny friend, Col. Richard Wintosamish, WAS
walking UP tho avenue, ono day, accompanied
by Mrs. ". and another lady. Tho sidewalk whs
Icy. Just In front Of thom peEambulatad por-
fumed otache ot tho Frouch Legation. Suddenly
tho high diplomatic boot-hools stsnok upon par
ticulasly smooth spot OF leo; thoro mas flash
OF feet In tho R!r, and wIAck Of . hoad with
hais parted IN tho middle upon tho cold aud
unfeellug Lrscka; t!,on fraptlo getting np aud
= Lasiy Elanco around to Zoo WHO was laughing.
1t Lapponod that tho ttsblitfos ct tue ladtes
who accompanied Col. lslchA1d' Wintelsmlth were
excited.
Tue furious Freedman produced delicate
piece of pAAteboard from tho pocket of htu hiils
veat, aud pronorel tho Haluo To the martial Ken
tuek!an.
"Haro, 20 ihd!ca you hayo 70 honaro to rro-
tact bnve offer mo 10 gsosA opsult. Hal look TO
you for 20 shlisfacsllong."
aud e,np1vsset',e,l which would drive tho ,ato
EAtl OF chostorifold mud with envy hundred
tneH day Mero 10 a!lye to wi.nesa thou, mud
responded,
My dear sir, am worry sorry that YOU taho
that Wow Of H. but II you lt,sHt oil satisfaction.
permit me to mRte suggoaIion which hly0 no
doubt Will commend ltneif to your Judgment.
hy wtto has tWo brothers, either OF whom bio
could epara nlnre conveniently than aho could
INC, tor Atn the only husband she has, and sho
ueyer could got anothcr like me It should
hold one Of Mrs. US bro.hors responsible tn
this mattert'
Aud tbs Colonel bowed another Of his oyor-
vhel.niny bows. aud pae4ol oil, leaving tho A.
founded littie Frenchmnu absorbed 10 : blank
alAro II the no2teat lAmp.po4s.
, 1876-02-05
THE COURTHOUSE,

WHAT THE NoARr oF PUBLIC WORKS THINE
The Court-lIouso muddo, by tho notion Of
tho County Board Thur,dny In rejecting TIL
ley's compromise plan. las been mado moro Of
q u,uddlo than ever. Tho Commissioners heId
tlat tho action taken At the meeting OF tbB Joint
Committees, At Which tho Board Of Public
Works recommended EEau's 1asE plan, was final.
This nas aot tho caRe. Tho board merely recon-
meudod that the plan be adopted by the city
aud county, which tho former has refused TO do.
The city adopted TilloTn compromise" which
Oh La5allo and Washington streets follows
EGAn's now design in \ great measure, and
adopts his Grouhd plan antlte. Tho county
adopted EyanA plan regardless of tho dosiro nj
tile psopa of tho City OF ChicARo.
Yesterday Tn1nusE reporter lind talk with
Of Public Works. Thess gentlemen stated that
they wers under instructions from tho Conocsl
10 advertise tor proposals. for tho foundations Of
thr clty'a 1orti1n Of tho Coust-IIuus ns soon as
hr. lllIoy could get out the plans aud specifics
tons for tho grouha plab. They bud HD other
instructions, aud would hAve Mr.. Tllley go OIL
with his WORK. until further urdegn. Tloy had
nothing to do With tho action Of tho County
Board:
alr. TilIey stated that, 30 far As le vas con-
corned, lio lad nothing 20 Say. flo would oou-
tinuD his nlann for tho foundations until orierGd
to sluls. Alr. Egan did not know everything.
nno tho City Council va. yet to be heard from.
And 10 tLD matter Stands for tho rreteut.
short pcs, and has mattcis SO arranged now
shat tue public are excluded entirely flom yiew-
Ing bis doiugs by the high fencn aud closed
oates.
, 1876-02-05

of men wsre obaervod doposistuR what rrovod
to ba tl,la property In bsno.nent At tho oornor
OF Ntndulph and Market streuls by a boy, who
informed Onlccrn Mclfugh and Waters. Tho
uflicers examined tho uepostt, and watched
turing tho night for tic return Of tho thlosos.
1hey not returning by o'cIocs soatcr'lay morp-
Ing, tl,o officers lott tho locality temporarily far
tho purpose of procuring a wagon III which to
convoy tho spoil 10 tho Artnofy. During their
ahtcnco It waa removed. and further search to-
nnlsod IN finding II stored awsy in All a1loy-way
IL, tho roar ot = Inuk.slop In eho vicinity. Tho
officers noticod two auepicloua-looktnE
Individuals rfowllng about tho neigh
aorhool. and concluding THAT thoy
wero identified with tho thott Of tho bookh ar
rcssod thou. Tho mon were taken 10 tic AEn,o-
II, wlero they Eavn tho nan1cs Of JHnacs VII
aop and Ihnlos Forley. md were Tucked np to
await an examination. alr. Callahan yesterday
identified tito property, which he estimates 70 be
worth 1000. and tho prisoners will be hold mn
tho charge Of burglary. It ii sEsted that thoro
were otllers engaged IN tho business, for whom
tho of!lcofs aro searching.
, 1876-02-05

Tho robbery Of tds Northampton Bank ought
to bs warning 10 peoplo not to trust to thelr
own sufna or yaults for tho safo keontng Of their
valuable papers, OK to place tlou fu the vaults
Of private banks. Special deposits encourage
bu1ela1ics, and thoro aro but few, II any. sates
Or vaults constructed 80 securely thAt TINY csu
rusist the 1k,lfut burglar. Wo desiro In this
connection, TO call tLo attention os our readers
to the safety aeroslt vaults OF tho Stats Savings
lnstisutiou, which, besides being constructed
with n!l tho known precautions agatnst fire and
rohborb, arc rlotectoi day aud night by AsMel
men. and are tn telegraphic communication ut oil
t!tnoa with the city police aud IRE departments.
Theso vaults Afford a cheap and absolutely shfo
place for tho deposit OF valuanles, Buch ~ nlon
Or. Juwelry, deet!s, mortgages, villa. or more
bulky packages Of clothing etc. TIE cost is tri-
tng. Whto tho safety gained Ia as nerteos aalt Ia
advantages offered by these vaults arc being nt-
proclA!cd by our busness men aud capitalists.
, 1876-02-05

The Journal du Naure Eocounts torrttie Gu
eouu.er betwecn the llon-tamer Dldel and
humber Of wild beasts. Dalol'H custom WAS to
90 into tho cagcs Of those ferocions antn,als, ao-
companied by sheep. which MAS by hIa pros
eueo kept safe from attack. Gu socent o..
casiou ho proceeded to tho Ions cage,
aud Ills lrBt act waa to place the ahoep
on tho back Of ltoposn, al he lad
frequently dona before. No soonet had no
accomplished this tl.aa powerful lion apranK
uIou tho poor ahsei', aud buried lts teotl deep
tiito ila body. There WAS q lA.gs number OF
spectators present. aud, ~ may be I,na gined.
the sudden act Of the lion created an .nssAnt
sud general paoic. lidel stopped forward, and
With tho utmost coolnsAs sttuch tue Hon L[ow
on tho mouth With heavy slick, wh,ch
n,Ado bin, crouch and yell with pain, and
throw his tleedluR victim trembling 1t the
feet of ths courageous performer. In
smother moment, however, all tho Wild
boasts we're iashsd into fury BY tho sight Of
ths blood, and 10 ON In ths assembly beloved
, 1876-02-05
LOCAL LETTERS.
TAI.G(}LtEETiS1.

~ the EAitur or 7'he CAtsslgo !r,ouHe:
CnEcAuo. Feb. i.-Thu public attention ought
to ba c4i!ea to phaso OF tho now absorbing TAX
BUSINESS whereby our sapient County Attorney,
u effect. uG11rps tbs function OF AsyotHoF. II.
lado tn his PRACTICE in tax-injuuctlon cases,
brought by tAa rrht attorneys, Ut colean.iug to
tnal Injunction upon tho payment BY tho c.leut
II NJ lulrh ~ tie 6l1seeutil Meu,bor saya 10
proper: This IL all wzoug, znd fraugt. with
LIABILITY 10 pbuso. Tho public would. / fancy,
cs bapn bs ns the uc,cy Ut Ed PHILIPPE 20 Ju6t.
NJ. llunutrea.
With all his ponderostty ot las4i lore, our
County Attorney mab. kuow that lie eau easiIY
and certainly dsfsat all sppllcs.lous Tor ,nIupc-
llo.ta to restrain levy on peEsonAi property !or
lis lax tlvrsun: that II tho tar ho ,ilusal-snd
tl,u desssu u lllegalIsy = Of NO Significance
a!iatayos---tho solo seIuitHr Ii that the lsyy
,ll1entened jH q trupasa, Tor which tho law Rlves
full. adequate, s',d s9mp!oso rca4euy BY action.
aud that IL III 4 u u injunction l$w that a
upro t1eBpasa will uot DO 10 restrained.
Now, by what authority doss he. whoso duty
ljea III precisely contrary direction, interfere
With the collection Of the taxes tu this way
usa h any uIc.e authority to sbase saAsx lhan
, 1876-02-05
CRIMINAL.

Johoph lIackett WAS arrested by OIIlcor Jopca
On West Madison street Inst oyening for in
Bu!tiug couplo Of little girls, whum he followed
from Union H!reat to tho St. DoniH Hotel.
JOHN keenan,. wolt.kuo thiof, who, It ls
supposed, worked" tho C'arcnco llouso
short tine ago. MAS arrested by Dotcciiyo Ls1s-
sing 1t hiu boasdsng.houao, corner OF Peoria
aud Lake streots, yesterday morning, aMd locked
up In the Sixth ptootnct htatton,
William Tobll,. d grocer ut No. ISL Itobey
atrcet left his horse aud Wagon, tho latter cnn-
taIulng four caddies Of navy plug valued At
10. hitchod opposite tho Burlington Depot yoH-
tcrtlay. whl!0 ho WAN within tranAac,iDE so,un
business. While he wAs absent sAa tobacco,
t0Eetnor With quantity of family aupnl,es
wcte stolen. without leariug kny trsus 10 guide
pursuit.
soms tluo aRo nian named William ]. lirown,
residing on 6angAnlon street died, leay,ng 4
naanosnke connected WITH the Firo Department
~ operator tN the starn,.toleeraph Office. ltu-
West DIVISION. aoiIcltinx sid ftuln shu chartably-
dlnposcd OH tehalf Of tho widow OF brown
deceased, alleging him 10 Aayo beon tho
Drown Who will lives, basing tllur
claims on the stAtement that be WAS nambor
Of the Department. Yesterday ttoy cuaused
theiE 1ase OF operst1oas to the South Side. OBJ
tAiued $40 from bishop Foley. and fl0 each
IRON Fasher Waldron and tho Aev. Dr. Mchul-
leu. aud whcn last hua.d from were in search of
ssalstance III the pasish OF Father luoranu. 1t
" a!ao statod that Mayor co!yln has been
mulcted 10 the extent Of s20. Thuy arc statel
TO bo ttauds, and 1laEsbst Uen,cr and ". ].
| DIowo trust that they Will be coarca at once.
Al Al early hour Thursday evening tho bind
~ q q. Callahan Co.. !sw.o9ok dsalers Il No
three sacks Of Supreme Court reporta for the
| ttstas Of Indiana and Wisconsln swaltsng bind,
lug carried o1. Lats: u TIA e1enlng h coupls
, 1876-02-05
LOCAL POLITICS.
EIflST WARD CLftA.

meeting OF tue recently organised Republic
can Club OF tho First Ward Wa1 bold at tho
H!serman House last eyoning, tho President,
Alr. l.. L. Cuburn, In the clair. As there
had beon some dispute amoug the num-
besB and officers Of tue two Republican
Clubs OF that Wbrd, il sgreol to lcayo It With
tho Central Club to decide which organization ID
entitled to bo cao'I Tho First Ward ltcpuoncan
Club. Tho luosson Witl DO laid before tue Con-
trail Club to-day.
4 l,rexinblo for constitution aud bylaws nas
offerpd, but laid oyer till tho next moosinK,
witch will take placo ono week from last night 1t
Eouuo!lcnn headquarters.
NIpKA1 Or TIE nEsrsVTtok ACT.
At tie meeting OF tic Fifth Ward Republican
Club, Thursday night, William II. Harper read
tho following resolutions aud moved thor ATOP
lion, aud stated TINT whiiu they wore tue ex-
preston OF tho yieWa of tho mover, yok he
thought because Of thelr Importance they should
receive full dlHcueslun, aud therefore asked that
they bo matte tue special order for tho ne1t
IneotiuR Of tho club, to DO held At tue same
pIace Oh the evening Ut Thursday next. This
waa agreed to. The rosojutlons vera al fol-
lows,
WlIkAsAs. In tito opinion Of tho taIa.ss public The
Resumption I'LL of as H. 1a73 cauhot be carrtrd Into
elect III 1h7j Unless 1t hs materially sud essentially
amended, bt~allso the National Biliks wpalA con,
H.encS withdrawing their nntes tbs Govern
tho wtoo volume Of te cuf1oney would rapidly dlta,-
PEAR together in tho milse Of l. Auaucal panlc and
general baukE Hitey; ApA
WMEAEAs Tao 4oyernMcnt &Aou!d not proceed to
rettru IT, leaattnler notea until i. bus naie amIn
provision Tor tllny tho vacuum with souo oshrr cur
ttntyi sud
WitsnEAs, This apprehension Of tho strlngtncJ Of
tia money market that would taxa placo tue !ne
cet to tbs h,lsrss lutcErsts of u couutrf by weak
enlg confidence Atd laerEinR capitalists from !1l-
vrslig their rans iu productive enterprtses thers-
fare,
itsoisrd. TAat we earnestly rcquost our Senators
aia Hepte fIatseA IL Cilgsess ~ wnrk and Sp:e fur
s rtltal u: tle Resumption act It the earliest paa,
blu day.
The Club will lnost next Thursday oyoung Al
o'cloch, at tho corncr Ut Thirty-itth utEeot mud
t'o.tage u1oyo avenue, tu discuss thuss rosolu.
iiuns
, 1876-02-05
SUBURBAN..

Tho sidlen change from pleasant spripg.like
weather 10 tho rigors Of an Arctic water, al
though not pleasant to experience, is nevortio-
less productive Of much good IN this vicinity.
The roads. which wero almost tmpassable, have
rcgained their former Bolidi!y, and farmers arc
enabled 10 marriott the snrplnB products Of tho
farm. To leo merchants tho recent cold weather
hss aiso beon y apugce Of much qualification.
Already tue leo harytEt has commencod, nnt!
though tho Ice is n3ich thinner than Oh former
years. It'll tho1o .tll bo largo amouut bar
yehted.
The I4torary Association will hold their rogu-
lar weekly meeting Monday avenng. The fol-
luniug Is tho subject for discussion: "Heaolscu,
Tim. Colleges and Universities arc indispensable
Affirmative, ths nos. J. Dunlap aud Prof. Hel1-
nor. Negative, B. y. siudlinser and J. II. Alc1-
audcr.
SERVICES will DO hold in the Baptist Cnnrch
regularly hereafter. Prosecuting at 10 o'clook
Sabbath noinihg.
Tic mucl,-taiEed-os. long-lookod-for concers
by tho Uauoy Qnnrtetto was given IuGHday
eyouing in tho College chapel, aud, nlthongh
sho. weather was voEy unfavossblo. largo
audience rms present.
The unl0n meetings ut the Congregational
Church havo increased IN intarost from tho be-
ginning. The attendance during tho past vcek
Quarterly nesting will be hold In tho Mothod-
let Church Sunday.
A matrimonial alliance was Witnessed in tho
CATHOLIC Church Tuesday. Andraw l4otter aud
3luraarot Dollln2or we're tho cluof parties in the
compact.
Tic Roy. 3Ir. Dsewa:er, OF 0enovA, visited tho
Siltkge recently aud preached vary Instructive
and ontertaulng aorn,on ut ono Of the Union
mestings.
Prof. md Mrs. Falk wore guests Of Judge
DudIay's whils IN town recontls.
Alr. Potter Saylor, at South Bend, has been
visiting friends hero during tho pasL week.
George Nnch, Of tl,c firm Of Such Il Strauss.
Squire lsch, WHO hls boon confined to hts
room fos soyoral weoks by ueyero sIlneHs, Is ro-
covering.
Arthur Cody Of thla village, narrowly escaped
drowning roccnt!y by breaking through tho leo
while alatlng.
home tn this vicinity last week.
AIR: Ellsworth las returned from 4 short trip
to minnesota.
EVANSTON.
Mr.. Harvey d. Hurd, 1t is understood, Ia rap
idly preparing for tho trial Of his suit at an
onrly day against Andrew ]. Brown. As eoon
aa Committee is appointed the suit will pro-
Good. whether in Chicago or a. Evanston will
probably be determined by tho Committee. It
Is expected 1.-Two lay momborn Of tho church will
Church out Of any mcmbess Of the Church
within tho Chicago District comprising some
ttty churches.
HYDE pARK.
Tho aavensoansA Aansyorsary Of tho Hyde
Park Dib1e socioty takcs placo at the Baptist
Church Tomorrow evening. A union service
will 6o hold Of tho congregations OF tho plAce.
The annual Sermon will bo preached by tho Iloy.
Arthur Mitchell, Of Chicago.
, 1876-02-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.


A meeting OF members OF tho National Butter
ai,l Eyg Association aud othor gontlcn,en Intcr~
rnsoil In tho dairy business Uas held yesterday
afternoon ut tho rooms Of tho Produce Exchange,
corncr OF LnSafe and 1.nko streets.
President doocl, occupied the chaEr, and Mr..
Cro1cil was occsod Secretary pro tenn.
The presl4ont said that ho hopedthat tho Obi
cago membership In tho Association would be
wotl ropreosnted at the Convention which WAS 10
be held At Davenport March /. l[o had lottet8
going to AhoY that Dun:on, rhtlntl"luI,la, nnd
other Eastorn citles would sond largo number
of Delegates.
atr. Chass moved tho appointment cf COM
lu:ttco of three Ia CANVASS tho ,nomsers Of tho
tia 10 to eco how many would 80 to the Conveu-
tiutl. Tho Committee was voted, and inado to
consist Of l1ossrs. Chasc, Howell, mud Dexter,
They Iore instructed to secure all ncccssasy
hotal accommodations al the Durtis House,
Davcnpurt.
Tho President said that several subjects OF
mich importance to tho egg and hut:or interest
were comihg up for discussion at tho DaronpOlt
Convention, md ho hoped Chicago would bo
represented by eone good papors. Tho frBt
subioc. naHod for discussion wsB "Tho 1leduc-
tion Of Na.Irnaa FreightB OIL Butter from tho
81 10 rcr l00 HIS to New Iork and 7120 to Los
ton, while checso could 10 shsppod In lots at 65
coiits per 100 lbs.
On motion tho President appointed c. r. Des-
tor and s. u. Chase to propare papers on lho
subje last nnmnd
Tho topic OF .Markcting Dairy Products !"
was also 70 bc dscl1bscd. aud. pursuant TO n
vote. tho President appo!utel David Richards TO
writo papor Oh tho bllttor branch of tho sub.
iact. aud John Albro another on tho Question az
| lar as it related 10 ogGs.
After some dcsul:pry discussion oo the sub
! }ect Of grating Western bustpr and reporting
expecting 10 ro:oive al that silnn tho report Of
tbs Committee on Attgnt]nUGe.
, 1876-02-05
DEATHS.


ltEfHOLps-Fob. 2, rear Ishren,snq. Mich Jnra
T. Ncynnds lato lny1,!aster Of thb Chcago : North.
Western Halfway Company, son Of DR.. William II,
lryno.te Of Oak Park. iu tbs 2ssh year Of lila age.
fe- parera -of rllaltlphla and letsJBburg (pab
md Of Springltla ttll} please copy.
Funeral services will be bold ht Oak Park on Ratnr-
day Ecb. &, at II special trnin will caye CHI
caE" tWel!6 Street lepo} At III .. H., and will teau
Oak lark for Noschi At l1:Jo p. 1t.
lEADoWCNOrT-F'cb. 1, At a:35 a. nn., Richard
afesdoweroft. OF tho firm of Mcadumetoft Urothe1g
banters pgo SO ycatn months.
Funeral will 10 hold ut bin ato rcetdcuce, No. los
Erlo atrce corilck Ut LaS,lo, Sunday, Mt 930 p. Il.
Carriages to GEacclanl Al friends lnYttod 10 It,
tend.
DAylDsOS-Fcl,. 3, at Ills residenee, No. st West
indiana htrcet ssscrt L. Davidson, born in Norway
ago iu yc7r:.
Funnrll Sunday. p Ill.,, TO lto,chi1l In carriages.
, 1876-02-05
ANNOUN CEMENTS.

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Hsfden Cit! 9eet!on' No. ~ 1e'npessnee ~. t.a''."
Gals. holla tss regular nlenlsng 1t 3oo "oss Aaa-
ison street at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
rb,rc wt,1 h, n meeting Of lbs Rouublc.u
Cotore,1 Club al. tho routteouth Ward It 750
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Thero will 10 4 meeting OF Tho retail paint anu
glass dealers IT. browns Hotel. 270 Htata street.
,,e,r Van I,urou. this orenfnc at o'clock sharp.
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