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New-York tribune., 1876-06-17


T. rIIiiADELrIIIA- Pennsylvania Railroad.
nj '''' Ccmr,ei,cin, soNDAY Jun TO- 1876 rrsaas
Lave rSiiaieiiria At 80 $50 i96 55o 9. SO pm.
Cr nna s~nsrrs dciNtrd at u nan en,iaass to the
Gen. Pass. Agent. 4. K. Rot -.
NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ REEn tehLEoAl.-Afer My -. 1876. through
Cacsgs ?, qaa mt s Selsc'a 3 ssr,g's wi54 "a drawing
1o50a. spce. Cirago Express, VIA drawi2g'room
''ii ii 20 q. M. Soriacrs ard western Express.
80 p a. As.'s .,f'l St S.,,, = 1 NJ rom No"
SSU I, " , tr M M,5rsa va Pia1i,aF
Roc,ssel Eisssfa Fais Errss tlevesut L5gt,ie. ard
Il0O ln E}pro.s, w, seelarsns iof Albany ana roy
2s2 s5d iS rToaGny asd Al ESprcss O. onces
So Palk ilrce IS aad 942 BrOslwy NssfotA aid S5S
NEW YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FoRD r. E-NEw-YO.-K AND NtW-hAVEA pt
Passenger s.asinn New York Grand Centra Depot. en
u'A'' Oh rory '''T1lis" T9e'S' iglyr xawYoaK.
TrHins Tor TBaycn lr1'" at 7:l0 tAccS) 900 (EMl
Aer'h (sxJ i:ao aud Us tl.ocal lH.Is Q:x ahd 10
So1iP No5aal,5 1:io so, go2 u a. u lsm osl
a.. 5iS. 81 go 10. ., io ard iI35 p Ia.
isostcG ial rorr VA spfnala. u ahi II and
,. ~. yI ,fofo itpe ! aud - p. NJ tAe eos a NJ,
8 anc 10 3. N. 81 ppng az Stamford Nc'"alE ana %@iin
sJj aud D. ~. c5li,ct Nh J1u.s al s.nv iAno III
Nhloii moo llc tu.il--AfoA tiit
SiGrs Ii1e D,lsi0n fpr Norwich lad NeS-ilayeu and
suTtami nn 4. Il. q A.s HA' ~ ata ue 50 H. lah D.
a. iCr Newport j y am. ia noon 1880 p ~ ualn- con-
Win tu.Ciicut fl a. .. a rvDncH- I'D, inl l
tyr Montreal II" ~. and %. ruhtf - VIII Nait
Igtuea aud Huusatric T. ts. Erdgcrurt Tho SOB a. D.
j. 3D.. &c. X.I p. m. with DlIbCCY aus AU gaIs
South NuraiE. a.d the sos /. A4O, aud Jss
Wlta Ncns 'lL..-u "a, IL. % STANFORD
S.udly t15 NiI trans 81 p VII Springfield; at 10
p Wa irHrs
nravins Cs8 Day Express, and Sleeping Cara
i,ctcs "a be- ptr,hasel si Ticket Ose Of Company at
G;aTd ,.frnl D,Ir at olcrs 0 n. y. Ir.ffr to as
BuaiWat, New Iork AEa o. C0utts, biotsu, NEo Viii
aso check lai-a re irum Lea ience 10 ats.s--.Jh.
GUNDAN TRIPS TO LONG BRANCH, COM
- ui.ud.,g Juuc l.-Ihc NeWIo.sey Sprfh"u Railroad
fleEGi.r OrysH5 viii lrevr rrr Nurt y,r "
krttorst, st S:j kotUDiug dir tr-u ieifts leas
br,ar.i at . b. m v. :. ShEbE.', Gen. Man.
CTONING TON LINE
- fOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Esgsnt STEAMERS RHODE ISLAND AMI NARRAO ANSETT
leave iier 81. Nosth River, loot OF Iay-sL At D. ~
NOR TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets sHle a prnriiri tietet csirca saterooas
securs Offices OF wesyeOt ExToss Company at 3S3
broadway. "
PRoYIDENCE LINE.
strainssps ELECraA aud GAIA1EA saye Pier 27 North
River ioat 81 fG.srlro, Al 45o iroiBhtB Via oitsr
Lao takou NJ lowest rates.
L. ". FILkINs q. y. AxL d. b. BABCoCK. Prest
VrHE MARY POWELL. for West Point,
u Newhms, poug,tecpiet cnGoat and KipEston la,sa.
Marbero by iaIrJ. wiIi leave vr SO N. IL NestrysI),
bAiil, SuudByb excepted. ut $50
Connects at roasAkesps.e with trains for the
North.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nlc 0n R
ID and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 sfeanisr BhID
PORT leaves alp al II 80 D- and brlsep''A'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
A J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
nv ORpER OF TnE SUPREME COURT.

LAs --,.,,, =, ,,,,r,y,ru ar pROPFRTY
AUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
gtecmbcats and Railroads.

ILBANY.- PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"A BOATS leave Pier A. ~ H., DAILY Sundays e1oepted'
arsas to 1sn Asany Sara
togs4 Mo3treai ana return Meals on EuIopeaa p"'
LBANY and TROY by day bo1ts Ts,tSy.. ~ sisr psr
2lh pain, LsRRs s SfSsa ffSaaReeps
RneGec Ca,sk aud Hudson Close conn Cen
win new tran 2 Jpne B. 1 % ls By ys spsra tram To
West Point and Newburgh and return same uay' a.
DRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
ID and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamsr BRI ~
PORT Catharine slip al ll3O a. n- ana
ATTJNORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New York from foot of DesDr0sSss ana o'r'
s.ss a H. Washington and the West Pullman psrof ss,
T Sna0 gO" .asssrs aSs day cars from Banorc .
burRh Chleaso. Cincln9ar , sss h0 i,sispspois anc
The the preceding TRAIN" This if.9
D. M for Richmond arriving Richmend a. s;l5 p IN, IN
and New0rea Through car. from New YORK SG da% 70
cars from BALTIMORE 70 Chicago. Cincinnati st. LOUIS
sss n a dSiiv ior wsahln,ton South and West Pull
man seepers to Bamorc and WasIinaon ea as. eo e
nsconsf Louisville indianapolis TIE soat. aa seSsh e
osd pbbasg a. sayassb, Florida New-or,eans and
the soata Through scepers Baltimore and New
For through tickets please eai al comPanys Offices sl5
q ofc as20t Isrsy 9y5S cl5y
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND olIl0 n .,
CTTIZENs' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARA TUGA LAKE CHAMPLAIN. LAKE HEoEoft
THE ADIRONDACKs, MONTREAL and all poin1s sorih
ana West Low fare and reduction TO al polns Ihs cue
CANT seYmbJats this Linz leave DAILY loa;uhays es
cepted) al D. m from Per -, North Rysr LOOT I1lo
connecting villa morning trains on n. Y Cenita IsibseII
and oga and T and Boston and eS'nee us r1toas
Through tickets sold sd bsggae snes1Sa 70
W-JERSEY AND NEW-YORk RAIL
~ WAY-For HACKENoACk, stRING xA xALLEf. .f n Hs lS
LEI. NEW CITY, HANEBslRAW, nnd STDSf poILN,I
Leave NeS. YORK via Erie ferries, foot Cnaniberest I4l
s4j A. L.: l. . sl5. jalj, and G3O NJ Salys cs5o a. ~ ~
and glJ d. H. tieaer train Slfnay nights 1hfy "a II
O'clock tfrugh stony Point Excursion tcRsts az Ile
ticket oaics All trains leave Enc Depot jersey cly
'''''A Jim y L. D. DRuYN Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH X. X.
~ CENTRAL X. X. OF NEW W.JERSE1 ox-,
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWfOhh, LON"
BRANCH AND SQJAN.
Time Table Of June 49, Is g: Trans leave Newlo olk "n
fo of Iabertyst. SOrth River, 1t $780, y ll4J r. n 4o
3.fj, s.3U D. m. no a ,,,x.. .. -.
345 D. ~. trains through 70 SquaD
Stages fron keypOrt connect at hsta~a Al suoh
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

n Oh III TEhMAIN II
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.NORR,
hOUTHAM PTO-s, AID BRIi3iEN.
CONPANYS PIER foot Of = ECO&DSl HOBOkEN
whSf.R. SATURDAY.. June IL DONA q. satfrtaY July J.
NOSF;I- saIurcay. Jane 2l. kHEIN SATURDAY Juy b
RATIs OF PASSAGE from SEW-YORK TO SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE OK BREMES: .
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold. SECOND CAKlN, $40 gsa.
SIEERAfiE $50 currency. 80.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid Steerage CeIh
eatcg. s32
Tcr freight passage apply 10
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

VOUNGs ARNICATED CORN and BUNI0N
PLAaTEIls tie best Invented ior Swing imtuerae
case and removing painful Any dfngi
ary goods not Ia ING item IN oc con pioeur tc
Ouseryc the Tlair ycJk-E. f.-whOrt which none sfe
genuine. Be suIc ana ass. hr IOUNG's oi LoCnOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

PTICE. or PASSAGE II GOLD tncln0ing wineE
Cabin. $40 slz1, according 10 acneifn1iaicni
cabin, s2; uad cabin $40 Retain tckes al 10
dueec rates.
sterarc s2G with superior accommodate ton including wine
beading aua ,nsiis extra charge. steamer raed
thus ~ do carry siecrlrc passengers.
LOUIS DE BEElAN, Agent. No. 30 BrOadWsy.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COAPANN's GAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW-YOBK AND IIANEI-
CALLING at PLYMOUTH. g. B., for the landing of pa9seI
gers 49,, -. 4. -, - c,.,.
splendid vessels this syOrte route for the Continent
(cabn- provided with electric DcS vii sali nom Plcl No
IS NortB RIVER foot Of BarfOw-eL, a. follows;
sPFItEIiE Danre. hfAI June H.
ar GTRbIAIN Reculaux .hAT ftDAN June "a. 3
SanElier. - ~ kDA1 jriy J. D. m
A RnAN. IML h. 8 IN.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

aIRAN PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"A BOATS Pier a. r. r. DAILY & ssInasys s sA0ep'e
frat iu Fare. Excurson tickets 10 Albany ssS
tor, Moafreai Meals on European plan.
, 1876-11-03

The City-1Ia1l employees wero paid September
salaries yesterday
Saturday is the day for tho payment Of the
September salaries for the policemen, 1remcn,
and sci,oul teachers.
Marshal Benncr yesterday awarded tho con-
tract for furnishing 5000 feet Of ivc-ply rubher
hose to tho Caswe'l Improved Cupping COM
pnny Of tts city at so cents per foot,-thc
lowest hid.
a rl,snog was circulated ut the City-Ilall
Yesterday tn the effect that AID. Sheridan, who
has been very sick for months, wns deal. The
r,tn,nr wns later ,lcnicd by pgssons who saw him
wednesday evening.
The Committee oil Health 1nl County Rcla-
tIOns Ia called tn meet with tho Mayor, tho Law
Department, and the Commissioner Of Health,
1n tho llcalth Department rooMs. Saturday
AFTERNOON ut = o'clock, to consider tho question
of scavcnger work.
nui1dlnS. permits wcrc issued Yesterday to
William Keti for n ono-story aud basement
building. .ix1o feet, No. 33l Fifth avenue, md
to $. Q. leatl for two thrce-story and basement
stone.1rnnt houses, l7x:N feet eugh. Nos G3l
and Gus aliehgan avcnuo.
The Mayor Yesterday appointed Mr.. II. j.
Jones, tile Chief Ut thu Special Assessment De-
Inrism,ent Ii, t% AZ tho position q Examiner Of Subj
divisions The Council will undoubtedly ton-
t'r1n the appointment, for thcre Is, perhaps, no
one better acquainted with the requirements Of
the oliicc than Mr.. Jurles.:
Corporation Counsel Anthony Is emp]oyed
preparing an answer to this bill ttled In fhe
limited States Circuit Court regarding the West
SIDE uas Company. Az soou MS tbs election :s
over The cast Will BY pushed speedily to a uc.
c's,on, and Mr.. Anthony Is confident that the r.
suit VII! he entlreIy fur the best lutrrcsts of the
people represented by him.
, 1876-11-03
HOMIE MISSIONS. .
rttH tpntt RN1u raCxnn


Of Mstions held their final session In the Union
Park Congregational Church yesterday MORN
lng. hIr. Moody's absence, he having promised
to lead the opening devotional exercises, was
the cause Of considerable disappointment lie,
however, could not attend, owing to the sick
ness Of Ills littlo daughter. Alter trausact.Dg
6oIH1 unilnpostant'TOuttno work, the reports uf
branches wcr0 taken ZIP.
MIss Mcteal!. VI Elyrta, o., reported for that
State TINT 81, B84 u had been collected for mis-
sionary purposes. Eighty auxilIarles and four
teen Mission Boartls weru now In Ohio, being an
Increase OF fourteen nycr last year.
Mrs. Farwell, of Ashland, Neb., reported four
new nuxillareA formed.
Mrs. Cuhurn, Ut Wisconsin, reported prosper
tty during thus tlrst ycar's existence VI tho mis-
Yit,,s III that State, anl Mrs. Waru, Of Yan!ltut,
Dak, Eatc u s1lurt account OF tho State Aes0eiA-
tton rccently held there.
Mrs, lIurrisosl, Ut Minnesota, reported seven
new auxillartcs formed during tho year, there
being tweaty-anc in All.
Mira. Hubhell, of Michigan, reported that
cIghty-two alxtliaries and tweye missions OK.
istut IN the 1uj churches OF that State; and that
the years contribution amounted to $3,4t1,W,
Mrs. Talcuit. Of Rockford reported Tor North
ern illinois, Ntty-two auxlliarlcs mud thrco ju-
venle societies.
Mrs. Clapp, Of Wasrcny'llc, reported that
Southern Illinois WIS happy In tho possession of
thrco now auxialaslcs, and that ~ 800 {ncarly)
hAd beeN contributed.
Tbs repust Of Mrs. Young, Secretary Of tho
Missouri branch, was read by Mrs. Scale, and
revealed the iast that the work was progressing
with nine aux iliasieA and two juycnilo societies.
, 1876-11-03
A Wonderful 11lrtl and Dog story.

Dr.. Hunt, ut lrylhgton, has MI English point
or dog which Is thu admiration Of the sicighbor-
hood unl tho tcErur Of trasnps. Matatllc has
canary.hIrls. Yesterday tnornIhg ons Ut them
escaped, al,u tho ugual stern chnse succeeded:
This bird made lung .ictonr, closely followed
to her occaslona! resting PLACES, unit! nearly al
hour had bccn wasted, willie thu pursucrs had
eid "Das," had been "ut heel" ana was in.
tcrested In tue result. Suddenly the b!r.l lush
cd, saitc.i swiftly ACROSS tho atseet. with Dash
hard after her The bird was living low, all tho
pursueEs trying to TALL vi Dasll, but hc kept on
inulo sudden leap In the uir, caught tho bEf.!
in his mouth, Is au lryfngton boy would 9 bull
ON tbs hy, and then dropped t0 "chalGe." "
, 1876-11-03
COAL NEAR THE NORTH POLE.


CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-1n recent article In THE
Tribune on tho Inst Polar expedition 1t was
said: "Yct there were discovered coal-lclds,
showing Individually TINT growth of
the ferns wcro transformed into coal"
VIII you permit superficial observer to say
TINT It Ia no moro proved that vegetable matter
ever existed there than that tue fact that
steam Issues frcm tho ground near Tho Yellow
stone, aud In Iceland proves that there Is tea
kettle underneath fashioned as wc are accus-
tomcd3 It has bccn told TINT In Tennessee wns
m!ll-whcel built beyond Che memory Of thu
mon who lived In 1870; that tho snlll was gone,
md all but tho wheel and framework support
Ing tt; that thu wheel still rcyolyed, and tho
Stray from 1t preserved It's supports. md whcf,
finally It Was remover! the surflce una edge OF
its buckets were found to be coal l,-anthracIto
coal. From this It has been argued TINT all
anthracite Goa! Ia formed from oak; NIL anthra-
formed by tho nttritlon Ut water.
Sons Of the ltgHttc GOALS evidence that they
arc slightly removed from peat md vegetable
formation; aoll,c show even the formation OF
roofs, branches, trce-trunAs, or GVcn leaves, but
these GOALS nre rare; m0st r0a]s show crystals,
complete crystalline formations; marked Us per-
fcctly us fn tsacna ores aud quartz. Nov, tres
rot lose tisir form; prepltatss from solutions, a
frequently from cFystals, etc., 60 that that don't
Of itsoIf show tho origin.
III our cotlnlon GOALS, mined by mt'llons OF
tons, anthracite, btuni'nous, scu,ibitumtno,is,
aud 50 OIL; LeAtsl!, Monungat.ela, Erie, Illinois,
Shawnee, aud fow!l, so 1ud thu crystals, but VIZ
do not tllll thu fart,s Ut vegetables.
III England, II IL said, they li5 for coal hall .
depth Ut which conI IL nnt reached. Thu stoaca
aud earth aboye thu coal found Givu few intinla-
tlons that they uro recent formations, W. hare
no intfnatlon that II toes not exist ~ deep as It
Gun remain solfd, aud tho idea seems absurd
that all carbon found IN crystals must have becn
vegetable matter; must have onco grown Is .
leii-lnoss grass OF tree. lii fuct, tho location Of
most eoals seems @ eoHclustysly to prove p ,! that
|, EpNAnp NO1Y.
, 1876-11-03

VfH11H 3JN{k3. :. - =
This Jewish communities Ut Galicia hare re-
ccyed communications from Russia stntlug tlu
enforcement OF ukase by tht lutte Emperor
S,rhulaa, to tho effect TINT thu Jcws Ut hoth
sexea are heneclorth forbidden ~ wear their pe-
suliar dresses, aud that men will bg allowed to
wear bcarls only II they dress In Russian cos-
tune. IN clse Of iii lsruelitc wearing German
hahlllments, .he beard must be sllavcn otI el-
on Autan subjects wo tn &c pss s IL sas.
f!an Poland, and cases havc already occurred II.
which Jews ale takeu III the street, and their lung
lalrlocks, sallrtl cles," cut oil ald their long
Eowns stripped from their bodles Although
these isgracrful occurrences liuye already been
brought 10 the notice ot the Government IN 81.
Petersburg. yet communications directed to the
congregations IN Gallga caution the lsraclttrs
In t4at cou11try agatust the danger To which they
jewish gart,
, 1876-11-03
ZWElLAGER's EXPERIENCE,

SHERAwdo, Nov. die !, lS4B.-44eester EaftHr
tloan't no nH you no me aber. I hat llfed an
ShckawEo for sum time; und mciu frau katrino
slc lffcd NIT mic all dc time. doan't speckeu
for dot, only s,tm bceplce duy say dot It vos ono
strange ding dG one frau she 1.-Two nit one mann
so lang liule In Shekawgo nnl Aoan't tri for to
rot O.la fltvorec.
Abcr dot naclls nix aus. vos going for to
tolc you Inv dot vas kickt owet der bunk an
Monday naclit l'y meln frau katrfne.
Alein frau, Nteestcr E1stur, she vos q eoot ono
vcnn 1t comes all die ktckcn btzncss; es,c klcls
rite owet Tor die shotdcr, for die behind leg;
und shc kick like der tilcl now tolc yo,,.
Aber yos goln TO tole you dot I vos ktckt
QUOT der bunk.
Veil, you sec, Meester Edtur vos always
one Republican, and meln frau she vos Rcpub-
l!can more as ] yos. Aber, die letter hion.iny
glass lager, und ,lcin Demokrat friend, August
Ltntemeycr, he shpcaks nit inc, und eay,
mMans, koo% NIT ~, Dr. & FarTcl TILL and ear
vos die ncxten Vlcc-President desc Vcretnigtcn
Stntcn.h
So, Mccstcr Edisur, I 70 init August, unf1
hear Hendrix an der farwell Hall: und DEM
drinks xwel g1ass lager m die kirchoH, und 20
on mStn ha'ls und 70 on mcln bunk nit u,eln
frau kntrtnc.
Venn vos s,ccpcp vps dreemin yon yot I
keep sayin, "'rall fnr Tilden unI Hendrix,
Wc!n irau Katrinc slc vakes IN uni any.
HVut you tnean init t'llah for Wlden und tfcft,-
urixf'"
Uenn, Mccster Etfit,lr, tote katrtne dot /
vos In Farwcll lIal, gewcscn, und dot Hant]rIx.
tlle ncxtcn Vicc-Prcstlcut, lat tlcru si,mt1tnga
Ecsprokcn. Und I tolu Katrlne yot Hendrix
dot on dis crate country We ought not to haben
hnr1 times; unt dot vat he meant yns dot OF
We had Ee,nnkrat ministration Ne vnu,du't haf
eotne lnsd times at all und dot III 10 clcct
Tildra und licndrlx, dem die hartl times ali 70
ull dot, ,lcnl, say nocl eInmal "'Rah for I'll
Abcr mcn frau, sho doan't SEQ 1t m dot litc,
She eay, "Nans, you yos QUO fool und yos be-
trllultrn.''
DEM she say, "Who was President In der
panic und hnri times fou '5Tp' lind sav.
''Dha Ycts nIrllt.h
Und tlrnn s!lc say, p" Hans, doan't you no dot
MI ~ yuu Aaf benty ,nunies, unl co nm tlto
storc to knufel sotno llings llud yeEn every thug
WIS all tilr TN In t,ers, dot you III der knuE
mann snf,e ,uonics. ui,d dem ho goes md ret
one leettc book und hok oycr tls nns,"s f.iic
buck vnt he rall sfulllk alctcctur, " mud fcnn IN,
soy, Hans, uluin friend. dot mancs WA ,r
g.ot.' uml denn Yull eli him sum mnre
monies, untl yenn he fookt ior dut, lo sny yit!cr
tDot ,nonics yns no r,x,t tuo.i Jind ,'ot MI
nj tlIc lnouses YOU don't could buy so,nr
dIrcs,n
Dcnn kay I onco more. n,pah for Tf1dop o,,i,
HenIrixjH ""1
Abcr katrine, she Keep talktp, uml say.
, 1876-11-03
POLITICAL ANNOtJyt.e71r.,s~


REPUBLICAN, MEET1Nas To.p13u77-
nmPnee connty-Elmhurst, j n, M. q. H.
WILLIAM A'drch. the lion. Thomas b. 1,s,,rh ~. hoa.
lion. CaHpar 1lutz. ~ os'an The
rich. Ito Hon Thouas L. liEyon. I H. S,Is% ,Inn A.
Anthony, the lion. Cnspas Hit, AS ''''' h'l'ott
Arlington Hcights-A. e. ballard, Lont. y.,..
and Others. 7""'' .'c'Ee,
others. w A' 1a3 and
Lyons-alount Forest, tho Hon. r, A. n1,,,.
and others. . 3'+ l'adla
1Ianorcr-nartlott station.
North Sidc-FalE HILL, corner Tsr,shsA ,.,...
and North aScnuc, the lion. John i, Loom sesHt I'll
speak. 's"1 "'
by will speak. ~"A'a'' ose4'
East Lyont-Dr. Fisher and Others.
Sixteenth Ward-Jaeycrts llall. No 17h r,ir,,to,
strcot. N' D'''on
Sixteenth Ward-PhiIip Lcttcrrcf'.. 37s so,,s
avenue, Emil D!ctEch, E, A. SittIe H. Ii. Thot,..a
y, Eighteenth Ward-Lowcs Turner Hall, Sotth
No. 772 South 11alstcd street, C. II. Reed ana
othoEs. -'|~" "Aa
South chicago-R, 8. Tuth,ll md others,
No. 100 West Harrison street,. D, She,n,n
and others. oAs'A'''
South Englcwood- Mile Honrc, A, y. Al.
ktneon, tho Hon: Sol lIopklns and uhers
l'hirtegnth1 Ward-Renz Hall, Luther 1.aIn
II Ills and others will speak. A''A'a
Observation-Disclosures and UnIcu Col. {;corra
Il. Davis and 0thnrs will speak.
Cnnbrlan Hayes and Wheeler Climb, No. nDS Iaks
oS1. stfs1t, III, r nj, Col. Davis Dr. Reynolds md
Eleventh Wnrd-alartfnc's Hall, cood epcakeu
, 1876-11-03
rartrrc scrGt. vcsey and his 1Iinman street
natrolmcn failed 10 report tho eahc until yesteF-
day morning; policeman only knows why.
SUBURBAN..

HYDE rAnx.
The Board OF Trustees met Mt tho Town-1lnll
yesterday evening. Present, Mcssrs. Borue,
F,r..,, p,,1.,, oeh,,n, T,vt,- mi rro.i.Iort
pa, a.., 'o"et' oe"'""'' Aa''o'' ""@ A''''ue'''
ocns'ey' .......-,--... .,
Two extra policemen "cFc appointed to each
Of the nine precincts. to serve on clcctgon-lny.
f,ornn,,t,n. nrcnarca hv rrr1,rrlcl, Wiirnv
Sohn'ttst' ~. r.esM ~ ". ~, ~ -,
Clarke, consuming hng'hcef OF .ne hoata, on
tho drainage 0f South Chicago. Tho feasibility
nj erecting machinery which, shouitl be adapted
II, nro.ent nerf3e. and nj tho enme timo fjIlfli
...na ~ p.sss", ',a,uaa1. ~ ,ra. oa,nt,toa Il, ~.
.ntase uSnA"uo. n'..eo ~ M
C'aFkc, VINO a'so e3pla'neo 10 tne board
tlu present limited capacity Of the
tlitchce which converge at tho tsppogefl location
OF Tic pumping station. Sketches procured by
this gentleman wcrn submitted, showing gruc-
raj oltlinu of pinn tn be adopted. Thu report
waa ucceptcl and approved. Tho cost is
cati1naked Mt S25OO0 ior conduit and oihrr
, 1876-11-03

Fntdd{phta Etrreseoadencs Rurjin0fon Free prtsg
foreign gentleman who will take home
medals tos each Of the several houses which be
peelaily, is hc pleased viii ons Vi tic nr;scs ior
az excellent artielo of backing. Tile package,
e;xhsb'teu arc very snowy and attractive, aud
display excellent taste in the printing OF fancy
tion OF Spectators. But the best oi ii IL, saws
our fortunate friend, tha. nons Of thc pscksses
had any blacklng In them. 'eS0
, 1876-11-03

Tint Is Just tho why witt. somc Of you. There
The nttcr-mcet!ngs wofc then ni,uo,lncctl,--
that nf tho wumcm in the upper hall, III charge
OF M}ts Dryer, ami tint for men below, IN
shnrga of Mr. sankey, anu The meeting ,foIi .rc.
self.
An excursion from Valparaiso, Ind, ycster-
day brought In about 200 rcupto to attend tllu
meetings.
, 1876-11-03
vcr s5ss had been contributed during tho

Over e533 had been contributed during tho
year..
ganlzcd during tho yenr, and $l41 contributed.
Tho Committee on Nominations reported,
Suggesting that no clnnge be matlo In tho ofll-
Gers, except tho substitution Of Alra. David Vatl-
lcryecr, on tho Hoard Of Managers, In tho place
OF Mrs. Nabert Hill.
Tic report wns nloptch,
, 1876-11-03

II you desire dough-h nuts that arc thb ulcest and
Richest you ever ute, make them from Dr, Ptlcc'u
Cream Baking Powder.
, 1876-11-03

MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS,
Company A. Eleventh Ward MnrtIae's Hail. Ad,
street, near Madison, thls evening at o'clock
ebnrp. '"
Minutn.Aleu Thirteenth Ward. Denz Tail.
Company H. Eighth Ward, Taylor and H.ls!.a
streets, 3 p. IN.
Companies a and Seventh Warl, chicsso sr.
nuc and Sedgwicl; street, 7:3O =. m,
North Side Veterans, Clark and Eric atreeu, 7
n -
, 1876-11-03

n, MKnMMmSITo Knntaaa Moses and JnlIa , ,~,>-,
Nov e1's1Sa 1S4 sto o'clock on to ewsst1cn
, 1876-11-03
hr,UE 1A1,ANn.

Among tho speakers at tho grand rally Of Rep1b-
ltcans at Blue lsfand Tomorrow, which commences
at ! o'clock and continues during the afternoon.
ClopRt,
, 1876-11-03
GLAND COUNCIL.

0ok1IO NtUNlA&t
There win DO regular business meeting Of Id
Grand Council this evening, at 7:30 o'clock, l.
Republican Headquarters; corner o! Clark md ate
streets This being Tho lust meeting before elte.
tion. ovosy mcmbcr Ia respectfully requested tobs
= present
, 1876-11-03

swedish REPUBLICANS.
Tho Swedish Republicans Of the North Side 1t
hold muss.meetln9 tonight at o'clocE 1t thu
hall corner Chicago avcntle aud Scdgwick street,
All Swedsh NepHbltcans arc coldsnlly invited.
, 1876-11-03

CHICAGO VETERAN CLUB.
Tho Veterans will meet at tho Grand Pacific Hotel
this evcnlug ut o'clock, sharp, 10 cscot Gen.
John A. Logan TO Folks lIull.