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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
Die unter;eitneteu tueroen petie3ette aase bot
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK

bis ,um i6. Olai WlittaSs auf irseao finen 1bsil
Der osigen S5lis ltionen entseJ eJsun'bmen.
9retsr !polen oeu esnauen Satras Ger gefuinit>
zen Sbliaattonen an9eten. unb fetr Inseoot unier
s03 BIosentHsbf duiselanienen 3tnien piro be-
IiitTh ist meroen. Die unteVeitneten tcbalten
5id3 bds Rett Dor, i'm Safe Der seidnmte seIots
oerta Set.as bic pcIhanoeHe SImme ubsrfteiaf. bic
MMeebote pro rata Sn bsriidiitti9en Den 9oit6Ief
.eaoen piroen Suudhit BemiIigu rgen selaabt.
li9unaeu nerosn nn i6. Diai efolaen
nnO oil, Sbiaatouen 5ur ablisieruns uuo Ye5lt'
lung Gin 20. uta bereit lie3eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
u Il g E b t e
i3eroen er6tteH uuj
100000 Collars
aaotisd,e 0oIs=cs sItgattomen
Oee gsaot 6 It CT Il II a I

iiber il $1,000, fsals Y+p;eat Stniem tr tseno,
Sablbar pGlbiahrfitb am /. Uiai uno /. Morembet
Die Sauptlumlne iDtro III 1915 iuIlg; Die Sdupt>
tumme uno bic 3ueu fiao in Ner. Sf.sSutoe In
Der -american srhdase. .Natioual=gSant' IN Hetpz
so-f (ooer nab gSlpt Ie5 Snbabes s ia Der A9ertllr
DER Staot in 6 on , on, sur Nate pcn etGeM ylnno
Sserline aIj ilnf Dollars @Olo) SatlbGr. Sele
Obfiaatiouen iiuS autorirt hurh tine afte oeg ges
istsebuu9 oes 9 aatss Sblc, erlalitn an "a. 5eor.
1S7G, uuo Ipuroen 6eitdtqt ourb abtttntiEun9 oel
Sewobuer Der Stact Cincinnati mit 2i.iJ3 Gus
einem 9ciommtootam Don 39,7t6 unb onrh etHs
3eiotu Ion hes Stebratbs. nadb Soriduft pes 9e'
ietss. Die Snii9Gtioasu fino rein itaD tito trit
Sharefter; ii: iino ourb 6a5 eeanimte itenetbare
Gisentbam be:.staot, oeien gbibisuu ssuerth iit
au slSf.i9S. $50 beldult, iplpte aud burd oa5 BEL
Staot 9ebori9e 9ruuosi9eItbu,u, msLdss s22, 700,
AO0 ausidblte3ttt1 Ger .Souibsrn Sabr iiir oeren
Bolenouns ii, ausssssben muroen, uertb III, Se4
sifert.
Stabtbe bDro I'm Staate Sbio Inb lest ees
SeBIit aatorifirt, bic umWanoluu9 Iorrr Coupon
ObGsationsn in resiftrirte Wertapapisre bsrbei,u.
5l5r.H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
SelearapbiiGe 9erefdea.

(S,rinte Ger .gfocIirten Brsfs" fit Den .Gor'
reipGuoenteu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
SnIim W. Gosrsit's

OrtsiMuls % d + 10 er@2b beer
furirt Suiea, gtdtun9, obien pals, 9siertett .ip.
itueGer ais :r9eno Elm aEbett5 beahntes 3eiinltel
sPon ueriade i'm. Yrei5 So Cents. gu babeg in
onsn gpotbsteu. (Sebr.2, ,3Ii.ef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
VnFeae:Ehetns

uadb rnb pcu europa, Grebitbrtefe &c.
fiuo billelt 80 babeu bsi Summer i SsGsr,
81. ~, 8ermans, Stuiiben Soutb> Il. eaioertfr
AZ Trenlses @eto Su ben b . d. ten Eteilsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01

Glepatos yuttn Bstanser
ttIlisuno oanerbait,
motbt uuo auigefelt pOn z Norriien & q Sonsp.
Gte9 ermanz zunS Sbdrp@ StraBe.
(lnO-5S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
WaI54etranfe.

gBaibtn9ton, %. April. = Die i'm
Observation-Disclosures bon orn. Worriion Elm,
sebrahte Sia in gelug adi ga9srnug Der
Wal3getrante uerfiist, haB Der AbiGuitt 3245
bes reoiotrten @eieseS folsenoeu 3uiab erbai.
ten ion: oSeDer Srauer, uel4tr Setter unS
@ew0lbe anberbalb oes @eblctes i;iner 8rane,
rel beiist, no er uuaussegobrcne @etrdnfe Ia
CERT, tann iold,e unseSobreuc @etrdufe uor
ieiner Brauerei nad oieien 8eaern ooer ge,
iu6lben bringen laifen, o9ne bic Steuer ~
be3ablen. Die 6diier bel oieiem Sransportt
ohrfen aber ben 6dIiern, in beneu Die Der
iteuerten @etrdnse pfrfanit merosn, nid)t 9si
dtsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
Sabn vt. Gseier,

Rr. f63, Be1tz 3 alti III ore FraBe.
S(eiouuasitiide su9eitnitten, engdertigt nno be-
lest; $ fen cine SpeSiatitdt $3.50; u o dc pon
e. MIA so (april5, ,tTtf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
2uttt, 600 & Goutp
8anfiers, SIT. 81. Aaii IuitraBe.
Nsiu>9orf, 1. Ulat 1916.
Gnsebole persen aussnommea uon
0ebrii0crti eSnbaitem & Gutnp

o., bereit iino Sur 9isierune Don
Etuctuudt.er Sfaot:8ctoobIiaa, ,foaen,
uno fis als elne Surtans porBuslite Siz
herheit empeblsg, bic IN ieher ee5.esuns ben
Balrimorer ftdott,daeu e5er yiarpldn6er Staatsz
ySertbpapteren 9teidfommt, Q0i,6,S,a.t0,2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01

Iapestersss,ttret
i'm @ro6en S(eiuen.
ginIade esfdrbte uno 6aucp oeiretite 9fees nno
gerries Iir Mobeln sliebirSaae, 2ambreantns, Sor'
bduas II. +. p., ieruer @otelains, Sluibe, seoer,
SrQn,en, esimp, Z 1iiets s6nirs, solosne uno i :
bsrne 0doel unb aIen anOeren 3abebor 5u ben bila
Iiaften Yreilenb bel
6. sionsS sorris &c Epmp..
fatnro, 1JLt. .iaS) SIR. Sc, SaIopertrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01

Hois@eonss! e"sop"'"es ~'""'
ieerileu.Troibe eune 0rubiGbrsz
SIbuer
80 Der gaiion i'm
rNoifsS,pufe
gles III uorSistib in oeiem Stobiliiem!nt.
@emd6iste Yreiie.
0srreu. neIte uuten in Der Stlht 6initen, fperoen
es In ibrem Snterciic iinOen, oieIem Scuie ibre
Sunoihait Su sesen.
(97-F s. giasatrs, gisentbdmer.
ar. q. 81. Dh!te's ReSept lit cine iidsrs Sur
fir Rbeumatisrus.
Or. 81. u. gBbite's 8tutz uno Seb r.
8itlen, Die bsIter Stutreinissr. gu baben bet
aaen groauiReu Safob 2SaIs. Gueni8raeent
(Aufilt7,tMtT) Rr. t3Q, ,SranfliIitra6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01

Sic uColson Dental Association" tit tmmer er>
5olsrsith, 3dgne o9ue 5hi.er,eG au55ndleben. Sie
arosten 3peifi:r tOaHen itd poh osier &salla9e tn
ben 3smmern Tr. 81. sSsIt=TaSestsssrabe noer'
,suoeu. (San. q. 6 Iief)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01

TGbrIfdnten
Don
Gst b tu aareu
gro
sxttDotteute uon 1tbtett,
oEerire1 iJt no bafiortirtcs eessr ubrsn, gol=
0eaen nuo Elteruen, fopte 8olos uao lberpotttrten
lBaaxen, Opsrnalaltra ". I. 10. I'm Setau
~ osn btAtaften 'Dssttsm.
225 Wef 8altim0rtltr., 225
kanx l26. .1Si fIas. zblre uen 91aKlesfB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-01
1as Sola,eS 'fd,e u atent. = 9te~ DampizSen
a-E2 eSc Scuif,aSf

Seppibe ourheebsub6 seretTi9t rHo renos
pirt. Wett, g 1mue uno Wctten heraus9ez
hrudt. gsir la6en ibcr ole Observation-Disclosures
osn triumphirt, SpImeS & SaHabon,
lM,rN, asgf, SIR. Q, SmanzStr.
, 1876-01-12

Patrick snlilEsn, to-day Al ot1oet p m. By ears b
Calvary Cemetery.
DHADY-Jan. :, Jot,n ntfdy, A. tta lato res!denoa
y Anbufn.at, Of consumption, aged "a Jeara. Gsu1e
Of County Gavin, Ireland.
NuWAN-1n this city, Lan. 10, John Rowan, agca
yo1rs nlonthA snd II days.
Tuncrat from rcadsncs 1a rae!1e-sv., Wcdncadss by
train 10 Calvary.
H1YEET-on aIonds5. Jan. 10, Il tho residence u
HcorRa f. hlAr1h, VI Like A., lnchard H. aweo aged
:. Funeral fror shn house to.ssy At Il m. Fscnda Of
tho families aro inrlto1 10 attend Without further no.
tltc. Nv
WALnRlpdE-A. Pueblo, COL, Jan. Z, ". lIunt
WAlbriltHe, aged 81 yrars.
lsan,alna takcn to rplcdo, O., for intcrrncns.
rtCE-JaM. II, At hair pas. O'Clock L. rn,, at Ii,
rcstcnco Of l,s aon-in-law, George A. Hartman 87S
Wasmsl.av William X: Price. Of .lropsy. ssed 80 JsAr,
- Troy AMI Albany, N. T., papers please copy.
F0Y-latrtk Fos, gr.. aged !s ycass, Monday, ian,
~ u tho residence OF Ills son Thoinan F. Toy, It'll
b6nth DeRr,ar,i-ss.
Funeral t-day At II O'Clock L. M from rcaldoncs Ia
st. Johns Church, corner Clark and Eighteenth -sts.
ny cars IL Ctly1try at p. m. Trloua and Ac1uaat.
anro arc invited to attcnd.
0DEnLr-At Cairo, Ill.,. inn. II, little Jennie, aged
years and mpnla. daughter Of John Il. obeslyt Cd.
1tor of llo Cairo BHitet.n.
CoLbERr-on Jan. 10. John Colbert, sged -
ycarA,
Funeral wedneadsy, tho 19h lnst., at 10 T. rn from
h!a late resdencc No. t8l Third avenue, to st. MarJT
Church. aud from, thencs by carriages to Calvary
Cemsfery. Friends are respectfully inyted to AtsAnd
without further upticc. F@
, 1876-01-12

subject Of "Iferodsy and b1orpholo8r," which
WAC roM BY Oliver blaroy, Ill. D., of tho Uni
veselty: Tie author defined hnredity a. 4'trans-
Of iorco In animal structure should not DO COIL
sidezad poaltyo proof Of he1odisy, liko fnnc,ona
being bctter tests,. though not ihfnll,ble.
An animated discussion aftorwnrl took place
TO bo paucd upon Tho ulltasc !" God creAlo,l all
things nftor their kind" 10 tho tlrHt chapter Of
donce!a. 1he 1lev. Dr.. Raymond contonlad
thht tho look Of QonoslB waB hihtorioallv tine,
md that tho rhtanc shouta 10 construod lItorn-
", mud meant TINT eacll species was All original
creature by tho Almighty. This vIow wnr on.
puaoi by. tho How. Dr. Dannla!or, who did not
bsliovo that tho account Of tho creation was In.
tendod 10 bo literally accepted.
Tho Association appointed tho following gem
t1on,au az tudgoH Of the 1G1nman rrizo dobato
Atersrs; n. u. DEagdon. Frost, Murray, Daniols,
aud Q1idley.
Nov York
, 1876-01-12

corresponding wook OF lsss yoar. Following ara
I; 20 10 3l I2i 30 to 10, Is; 10 10 50. .; TO to
60. D; GO to 10. q 10 TO 80, I; 30 to D0 q; % 10
10o l. OF tho tlosd, 10 wors males. o. tomaIoa |;
47 married. 90 single; colorod. l; wlitto, l42.
consumption. "A from commissions, 7 from
Group o from scarlet fover, from meningitis,
aud from pneumonia.
Tho moan tempcia ature for tho weok WAS 40.1
do,,rocs,
Tho numbor Of deathn for tho month OF De-
ccmber VIVA $780, II, incrcsso Of II ovor tho pre-
ceiling month, aud Of 1S1 over tho correspond
ing month OF last yonr.
DurtLg tho mouth Of Dactmber 095 nuisance
noticca woro Horvcd, aud 082 nutsapccs uero
ahstc.l; "a Howor notices served, II connections
mada. Tho following ARTICLES woro contained, !,
1825 pounds Of frenEi meat, $50 pnunds Of cornc
boef, 183 dozon chicitons, and $50 pounds OF
poultry.
, 1876-01-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Cen. John O'Neil will lecture this eyonIng at
tho fomn'llaIl At Union Htock-Yards Subject I;
"Wessern Emigration How Laul May Do
Acquired"
@. Dalo Armstrong, e!ocus'enist, will slyo
characteristic sesding. with vonsrloquian, bo.
fore tho atudoats Of tho College Of Law, TO.
day at O'Clock,
Tho annual CHARITY ball OF the Illinois 81. An.
dteWH Society will DO given tonight at the
IAimer House. Carriages will file iu from Wa
bash avenue, aud leaye by Monroe towards
State street.
There will DO mass.nlsetlnR At 50 West Ran.
doinh esfees, HoEners Hall, this evening, at 1850
O'clock, OF the tax.payeFa OF the Tonth Ward.
several legal gentlemen viii bo present and give
their otihtonB. Al! dissatisfied ta1-psYesy OF Tho
Woss sido aEo inyltod to be pseseu:.
, 1876-01-12
THE ClTY.HALL.

MAter'sentH yesterday werb So, 5GG.65. aud real
md personal property tR1os s3.5s5.38.
Tho Board Of Public Works approved estimates
OF S2s. 900 for dredging tho river In tho month Of
December. aud Of $4,000 for work On tho Blue
Island ayenuo yaduct.
Detoctivo Chaplin, OF the Central Station. gas
yesterday discharged from tho forco for an
alleged attompt to extort monoy by blackmat.lug
from QUO D. ". Daley.
In pursuance Of tho resolution panscl by the
Council Monday night, Judge Beck ~,tll aud tho
Hon. j.. l.. Root have beon engaged to conduct
the city fntoicsts in tho n,nnda,nuH proceeding
begun BY tho Citlzcns' Association, before tho
Supreme Court.
Tho Committee on Schools meet at $50 p. m.,
and that on StreotB and Alleys Of Tho North
Division vt p. n,.,. to-day, IN tue City Corlt'a
olfico. There VIII 10 special moot,ng Of the
Common Council Thursday evening tu uousidcr
~ matters pertaining TO tho Court -lIouao aud
City-ilall.
Tho Board Of Public Works had 4 talk yca.cr-
day Afternoon with oflclnh OF tho Chicago /
ana the Chicago, Alton Il 5t. Louls lsaironds,
sna aud win pF99petty-owne'H Of The section uo the
fsyeF near Fourteenth a.reet, the Hon. John
Wentworth and hlalllon D: Ogden among olhors,
r'ves at that point, condeMnin9 Iha land, aud
opeuinK Fourteenth street. Aa thirteen ra,ltosa
tracks, bslongtng to tho various oon,panloa men.
toned, arc OH tho east edo near The bank OF tho
tsyes. 70 condemn tlo nnd would bo to order tho
tracks torn ~. This would causa luaa both to lie
city and to iho railroad companies. aud 1t a pro.
oaed 10 build v!aduct. tn extend from Do4rboEn
to Canal Hsreots. including tho bridge. Ito cost
o. 1he same u eatinased at nearly soU0, 900. aud
the claims for daMBgea would roach nearly to
tho samo hgulea Iho railroad companies aro
mostly willing to grant right OF way il 10 palt
CT tue cost falls on them. AID tho Chicago ltock
, 1876-01-12


ELECTION OF DInrcTons AND OTHER oFT1cyhs ron
lS76
1Aa annual 1nceting OF tho National l,Rnks au,
oshor organizations woTo le[d yeatrrday, md
ollicsrs for tho ensuing year woro cEosou. Fol-
lowing il a list OF tue persons elected.
FINsr NATIONAL uASK.
trHdtnt-sstnuss u. Nteksfson.
PtA- Pffa!dHf-F. y. Gray.
tdshttF-LyEnanJ J. GaRo.
Atastant't aahhT-lI. Il. aymonds.
Porter, Il. W. AHcrton, Heson htorris, l.. J. ia8c IT,
TiFtnn NATIONAL ilANK.
Dtrtet9ft-J. Irving prarce, drosge u. Pullman
M!tsm 7. Allen, Joaulh Mrdlll. Charles II. Curtis, O.
". lenueFfon, q. 1t. Steele. +. d, leujsllil, J, L.
Thompson.
FIFTH RATIONAL D4NK.
J'ytsMsHt-S. LWdinKtru.
|Ief.jF<sjdtNf.-kI. &, Uuraad,
tCshirr-lea4c Il. L tu.rA.i.
.iasissI't Ctst|rr-l. u. L.sArop.
inreLofs-ChaIes u. a4wyur, Nrlson Ludugtou, c.
J. o1!btrt, II O. D9sA,l, Tnoss s, lAilitps issas q,
Lombard, cAarlss Il. lsartun. L.. u. Hurol pluItl A.
1uneH. Asusy Wiihtek William D!ekiusun 80
H.:tMAS SATi0sAL bASk.
U'Ifftors-lstnry titer!eii!tn, Trtrt Hr,u:tltr Al
bert II, Day, llu!s Ei:e. Conra,l teipp. Chst!us H.
dFethsbaus, JoAn 4. luck. Samuel +. Leopold AHA
hhtn Hart. Aug Beck.
1hu new beard Will elect officers Friday afternoon
COIN EXCHANGE AANK.
Vaass (ps"1y slected)-b. J.. Hutchinson, s., A,
, 1876-01-12

AHh fY1fcaxf0 GHf0HIt{cs
At about o'clock q few MORNINGS ago 8peejal
Ohlcer LaWlor was paBsing up tho north attlo OF
Goarv street, Wost or Dupont, when Ilo uoticeu
tho front door OF honHs of doubtful repute
wldo opan. This being something unuBuaI.
La1tor went to tho door ard rauS tito bull, but
ho did not receive m answer. Tia rang again,
but Httll no answer; no he vailed acroea Tho
Threshold. and lad jGpt Btepped into tic ball,
whom yonng man. genteoiy dressed. Walked out
OF tho trout UarIor Nnd sa!d. sGuotl morning"
"Wiiero aro tho girls7" In tho back par
lot." replied tho man, who walked away
az tho special .cntorod tho parlor. III q mo-
meos afsorTards LaWlor Heard elsp Of
think OF anything being wrong at tho
timo. 1Io waited IN tho parlor few mlnntoa
expecting that tho inmasoa Hould como In, but
as at'llneBs rolgned supromo aud no ono ~:
the1n locked. lIo called, but did not receive auy
anHwcr, and thon announced hiuaelf as an OIL
Ger, when tho door was opoued by the women,
who were paa and trembling. Tho ofAcor askcd
them what tho matter wnH. mud t4oy AlirrIedy
told him thst they Ind been robbed by tho mau
who had just lott. Tho officer immediately
wont in pursuit. OF him. but was unable 10 ds-
cover him. 1le lhon returned to tho house. and
from the women lnarnod how tho robbery had
boan committed. Tho women, 1t appears wero
aslcep, and when .hoy ro,s. I'd thoy hat lofs tho
gas burning low. They woro awakened by but-
don brightness, which had boon produced
By turning on q full bend Of gas,
and they discovered threo mon In tho room,
Quo OF these Ind pointed towards thom will d
loaded and cooked reyolyor, while tAo no others
Nere rnminaging tho dsawors OF tho bureau.
une OF tho women Khyo . acreuni, when alt
thFco men turned towards tho bod, and each
presented o revolver, telling them thcy would
hayo to koop auict II they valued their lives,
and that 1t tney had anything to say, thoy
must not speak hboyo d whisper. Ono of tho
tobbora thon approached the women. From tho
ha,.ds Of ono lie atrppe'i diamond rings valued
At $500, aud from tho hands OF tho olhor took
rings worth $l25. Ono Of the Wouaeu, after ho.
lug robbed. commenced to CRY bitterly, aud tho
robber nakea why she wcpt. BLo replied;
. You Lave takeu my wedding ring; rnttlrn that
70 no and you may hoop the 1cst."
Tho tobbor hesitated about returning It;
but tho woman beBgod hard Tint no
would return 1t, and he placed 1t on tho finger
from which ho had taken it, utter which he
kissed her ana Expressed lopo that sllo would
be good girl In the future. Two OF tho robbeTa
thop went up stara while tho third remained on
guard below until tile bell rang. at.d tl,on ho
lefs, telling tho womon to keep quiet, aB tle WIN
only going to tho door. Tic reason tpoy did not
open tue door when tho utlcur came III wa. tho
fear 1t MAS tho rObber, who was returning. When
tho otlicar hoard this hH undcrntoud what wss
meant whom tho handa had been c!appod and tho
void ''gutck " lad boon spoken. II waH the aig.
lal to tho other robbera upstairs that thoy tud
boan discovered aud must osc.pe, The party
effected IN entrance through d pasoment vim
dow.
, 1876-01-12

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
ACCEPTANCE or DIT. L. ]. 0ooDsrEED'a 1EsIoNA-
TIuK.
Tho members OF tho Second Dspt!at Church
held sher annual tuHtuosk meeting last evening,
with Mr.. Z. n. uo!dou In the chair, L. J. Swift
acting az clerk.
After the minutes Of tho list annual meeting
bad been read. atr. John apEy was appolnscd
TEuhtoo OF tho church for thc ensuing year.
A communication from tho pastor, the Rev.
Z. j.. Goodrpeod. was then read. The lotter
was IN tho form OF o resignation, and
stated that continued ill-Aeaith was
tho prime canse wluch had inllucnced
him in withdrawing from tho church,
nhungo OF climate, hut, on. OF dpep !oys and
regard Tor bis congregation. had postponed until
tho last minute bis ,inal decision In the mattor,
ln Answer tu sa letter OF TesgnAtiun, t4s FOL
lawluK resolutions wcro read und adopted uuaul-
muuBly:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father. IN IIIa al1.wtso and
nevcrct1l'.a providence has seen D. for four nys
yeats ss:' y ~ asle f1om acive duty our beloved
WnEasAs, A.causu Of such Affections hs has tsudo.
Ell hsA rshgn4tion u pastor Of this ehuFcl; and
with sep sarsY sSst do woad 1ene;o IL physss hn"ss
liability and restore him Hnto u: and
In lls ~o | M dstsnta to hs 70 1esoTsr1
MhtlA hss Removal to cougcu!al might fe.
''1fs ns.i!s hlsn ultimately @ TO hsa!sh.
oenoSe u obsdienro u 1s will. hereby accept lii
sesnson 4 "l.housh aur hearts ass tntde SD tho
uAtely bound III together, " '"''
R'sotrtl. That hia memory will sver 10 cher.
's,e;1 'stn! W. w.sh tendcre.. losu Tor Inc great
tNtt church. In wnuInH precious souis
!" ohsts a',d in strengthening sud feeding this dock
teES n'ay Oh whom viii bs u blu cFo1u al ro
|oie ny whsn ha ahsn .and seloss urta. Hing aud
faithful sery4nt; thou ha.t been fsshIul sypf fsS
thlnKs; VIII 1Hskc thee ruler over m.ny.'
Htt4Efa, That ouF prayer. axsr lol1pw bin for bx
spisY1a1 ana ts,nro',l ntosRsFy wasrssur ood IN is
been faithful to our OWL obligations III Numbering to
4s temporal wants, We dealrc agsn 10 tender hiIsa .
douaon of t01u ~ slAu teattuonlAl OF our aLidnu
re4rd aud lrsise IL promote his future comfort aud
welfare.
slr. Holden thou stated that tho pastor had
bisnltled hls WISH that L34 Hctmou next sabbath
should 10 q farewell one. and suggested the pto-
prletY of taking up collection auong the mou-
hcrs then present to bo used in making up tue
donation fund. The Chslrman's suggestion wAa
readily responded 10. many donating {25, and
several aa high Is ESQ.
III this manncs several hundred dollars VA
, 1876-01-12
Kent, In q. Youneors, J. H. Dwight q. L. uut,hiu.

TnApEns' NATIONAL, BANK.
f1+s!dfnt-Juatp ph o. 1sntter-
t;1shtrY-TlnmIs l.. Taimhn.
.iss;st1ns t,tshGY-A. T. sn,ith.
DfrresorS-1.0 U. nuster, Thomas L Talrnan. Johl
MERCHANTS NATIONAL sANk.
I,reNdfnf-d. H. 1tla!r.
L'1rt.ifes.atn'--J. 4. DotaforI.
Cs1sh'tr--John Drtzover.
.Ass,sfdnt tnshtty-J. G, Nicely.
Directorsu. D. enaIr, John DcKoyen, Lyman n,air
William ulalr. D. 4. Jones, J. X. potsiord, 9. J.
irt*,d<ne-w. u Hu.h1lsI. '''
iHrssior*-w: nasi,nel'. F.. H. Cannon. E. Il. nood
J. J. aleseIlert A. II. Miner.
NORTH WESTERN NATIONAL nAxk.
ttasna,n.11a"sfs tass,trs'as. s. s|''.ss.: ss',ixs:
shos.sl', J.u,os D. slnrae1. and George stu:gos.
rHfoa NATIONAL uANE.
tict.l'reHttnt-C. +. Wheeler.
t:!estsr.:s5. 7. farssit. D. rhomp.on, Jams. W
isTss. A.. i ks;, ". j. af.aai: l. q: ri,ts = i
dividend Of PR cent waa declared.
CENTRAL NATIONAL nANK.
,aKo, " s.as1s sT4G usib " hbH.a,s r II 54..
The posrl v nset to-day and proceed 10 tho eles.
NATIONAL nANK or 11t,xots.
Dfrtetorss. y. Cobb, Johh Il, W.1sh Frederick
M .; r.E iad's s9Z s.G os5;Is nR 5s,:; r5:;
y. Co9k; " II. oEiugson, N. n. Kimball, and Il.
Thu election Of os,eors will iaks plseo this astef
nuon.
coxmEnc1AI NATIONAL nAsK.
l,e< r,esdeat-w. i. Ferry.
G@,siars-n: T. E.ms., ". II. Ferry, Alfred oorles,
Icy. uud n. X. Falrtank.
NATIONAL nArK or COMMENCE.
Tt:fsn,r; r,t:.s5ss1l:tnj :. 'iynstS; r. M,y,e1.,.
- e ;5:;.i so;sy
Utis, E. alaYnari, j. u. Eastou, aud T. j. Edgerto1.
l1oME RATIONAL nASK.
pi9dsy r. l. rs:o II Rn IT, s.s9 n.sa 1sa nf ~
Fei,, William Il. o'inston, D. +. Fast, George W.
The Board Of Directors has been reduced from shiz-
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS, LOAN, AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
F'ts.S;,.i[af9 F's,tSf1.aE1!1 a J. HSSnsi @Si;shou..
&eTttorV-A. ". M1eon:
D,,sctors-J; J. Whttchou.c, T: v. 8 Bsawiey A.w.
j. f. Hoyns. J. j. I. osieil. L & Ms.. '' ~ ''"'
rANY.
D:teeto,s-w. II. Bradley, =. Il. Campbell, J. r.
Jones tto Ill vacancy eroated by tho resignation of
.e:taI 4 = M'nss 'ehp IA 7yrFe' NJ coF~1b Jer0rno
oesi, te sqsnn year will be elected st tho
CHICAGO sESsEL-oWSEnB TOWING coMrAHr.
. D.rtesoys7tanee L: 1uggle, II. .Whitheck, A. q.
Eanschata, John u. Long, a. 4. CusEeuter, Charles
v; E!phlte. ps.ez T,yior.
afternoon for the nurro1e o! oectug officers. Il
reAo|vcd by ths old Board hst tho capital stock Of tho
oa s II IS pss sa.s H.
value Ut tue stosk formerly was flp9 PEE share,
, 1876-01-12


rr1o arr,.tx,,,,;,, - .ho ,,.d.a,. -, u.I.
1no suuuaA 1ueo''nh VI tuo fAe"oonJ Vi SclcAcea
was held last night at tho rooms OF the Associsr
tim. Nh. 2ea Wabash nrAnua. nr- Fl A Iohn,
s. Hsrtass 49, H. ..,1".., - ~ a. 'o0n'
soa ples'aoo' ana tnese "aS 1olr 1ttenaanee'
The report Of the Curator, Mr.. j. W. YelIe.
VIVA read. It showed that Tho number of dopa-
slons to tbo library n,nco tho la,t animal mcot,
H., - ,,aa an,ss.s"s .~.,.. AIe.- ~.
NY u"u ,een he'eoseon oonna soluaues' aoa oof
nnnonda volumes and Pamphlets. HUMOROUS
additions Ind 1ccn mado to tile museum.
1E' hHuEe"H' or tne tollWltteo on .hlcfnbor-
ship, rccommondoa tho admission Of Mt. !amos
GUS ana Mf. VI. d, Stevens Theso gentlemen
weso nfaoimously elected:
.,.,;., THE ellA1naAs
tnen ueaIete4 snort addreae, reviewing tho
@ YETI Il Tue soe9sy e.. aaEing tho year IN con;
Giualns' ne haid tne i[iends OF tho Academy bad
uoen anxious DOE 1of ita sFo"sh merely but for
l.s , voey GxluIoaeo a Ihe courage and liboialisY
o. tne,f trustees hhd provided now building,
anu ttio conhaenee 9f ec'ontlho men and hator
Hyoss'Gs T,,n; nau allea IL VITA valuable MATERIAL
lneir hntasF was constantly feceivlng nov and
nsetni aaatlone' hnu they tnly neodod funds to
psu5s.ae .1s tse cara and display OF what they
nau ~, ~ na9Ao tAo muaaum not only attractive to
tae c*auaa Elssos, pus 10 tlle etuaaht Of ncience