, 1876-01-30

skull DR.. Cor1ey was sent for. but By tho time
lie arrived life WAS extinct. Decaased WAS about
IS yoa1s Of age, mud leaves wife, but no cAil-
drcn.
sNby is it." said ono musical nuaa:our to an
other. who Was also learned in the languages,
THAT Wagner introduces the horn SO fre:ly into
his great musical compositions? 20, don's
you know?'' responded the other musical ANA
1eur, "itte because it conduces 10 emineutly to
1ha toot ensemble OF tho piece"
n. L. Fsucctte. financial editor Of the Inter-
Ocean, delivered an exhaustive and inseres:int,
lecture before the Philosophical Society last
evening on ~ liindoo Philosophy" 1t ls the in-
.entlon Of Afr. Favcetta to publ:sh this lecture
and some other papers he has written On the
subject in booi;-foEm n an early date.
Nj ". 4. Moore, who has been with the firm
OF n. Matsoa l. Co. for the past eight years,
hss left their employ to tako tho agency OF tho
the Northwest. Before leaving Friday last.
lis fel!ow-enployes presented .h,m with an Gle
CANT French clock, appropriately inscribed.
Tho mention in yesterdays TRIBUNE ct d
prze-Geht at ToileEton, Ind, Was entirely incor-
rect. No such affair ever happened there ur
elsewhere. The report arose out of q practical
jose perpetrsted by some sporting men upon n
green and rash reporter Of the Courier, on
whom half dozen similar jokes have been pet
petra,ed hy the same crowd Perhaps the great
est idiot in the gaug was Barney Aaron.
Several French gentlemen hold confab in the
County Clerks Office yesterday With reference to
removing the Trench paper now published ut
KarkaAee to this city. aud making semi weekly
Democratic affair. Tho question Tas discussed
By Messrs Gauy, Grandpre, Gueroult, and De-
mars. Gen. Hermann Lieb Eas also present It
IL thought that the paper referred to will bo
brought hither before the lst Of March.
The quarterly meeting Of the Womau's Tom
perSuce Union wns held in lower Farwell Hall
Yesterday, with Mrs II. B. Holyoke in the chair.
Mrs, 7. B. Carse's report concerning tho work
at the Bethel Homo. Mrs. UoTc!1s report on
the Sunday service, and hlr. William s. Cum
llffc's report on outside labor, werc each re-
ceiycd with acclamat1ou. and plnced upon file.
The meeting then adjourned after listening to
an address from David Ward Wood, Of Mussa-
cAusette.
At meeting Of the reta;1 paint and glass
dealers ct Browns Hotel last evening, . 1eso1u-
ton was adopted setting forth the fact that tue
Wholesale jobbers were, IN the rctailera' opln-
ion. rather interfering with their particular
trade, which By right belonged to them as GUS
toners of the wholesale dealers. The retailers
think thls competition is not only detrimental to
them, but that it 1s Of no special benefit to the
Wholesale dealers. A committee was appointed
to exchange views with tho wholesale men, With
instructions to report at tho same place next
Saturday evening.
4 little boy On Centre avenue Thursday oiled
tho family cat with turpent:ne. Yesterday the
author Of his being took him kindly but firmly
by tho ear aud, posing alat from the boys crib
in his red right hand IN O business-hke maaEor,
said: "Now, young man, we'll have little
mutual council OF our Own about this hero
transaction" "Father," said tie young man,
with howl that left no doubt Of bis earnest.
ness, 81 l am willing to submit tho case to the
arbitration Of = mutual council. but OIL no con-
ditions whatever can Iconscns to appear before
4 tribunal ct wolves and foxes composed OF
your5elf or mother-neyer, never
A meeting Of tho milk OF the city WAS
held last evening ut No. l43 West Madison
street. The subject OF the meeting was clearly
defined in the call, but the proceedings were 80
mixed that the reporter could como to no other
conclusion than that the dealers in the 1acteat
tluid were being handled by an attorney who
scanned to champion their CAUSE III the advocacy
of 4 particular ordinance governing the sGlc Of
mifk for which said attorney had been hired.
Nothing WAS done in the meeting beyond aa e1-
preston against pairing I20 By the mik-deaie1s
as q license for pcddlicg mla.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Norman c. Perkins. IS
trustee, sold the following property belonging to
Timothy Wright, at the LII Sale strset cn:.ance
to tie Ci.3 Hall: North eide Of Adams street,
west OF FifsL avenue, lot 30 feet front br 1aO
feet deep, 10 MARSHALL Field. for s:S0, 400 AIr.
Ficld hes also bought The adjoining lot. Another
a-sat s,, 4 Ud AI % s.t at
tt ~ 1on fa,+ a, ~ .,.staI h ~ 80
par IVY M ,e ga ~ va a,s - ~,
~ faot ~, =, b.t ,o u a1so pW;nIs,s KY
,,1. ~ ~ r. 80 a;.,. 49, 1;. ~ % ~,
49, - - .nr su'e - %o,oo'. sanotue5
padSo y. psopt.5 "as "snataMn s hs VI account OIL
ulePnAe Is ~ "np WIS LEU oaooef'
The Pullman care, that have only gotten into
New England heretofore by creeping around by
way OF Canada down the Connecticut Wiley to
Springfield aud over the Grand Trunk to Port
lend and the Eastern Railroad to Boston. now
boldly propose, by tho 1st OF Apr'l, to possess
a"ha,no 10 :" ,1,,, esso u 9,. n,s,
oror 4sa Hortford & Via ror. Ea.r Vo-1. = ~
Enr,snd ~ IV;mort;c thon.a hg ia t1a.tfn
= frnr;dcnce Ena1 1n JI,r,foni tbenco ~ tha
New yoTt + Na,r Hsra, I,o.I mi ;4s por{chas1 NV
tcr Rrsnc1, tn tho HaT1em 1:,rar thence ~ 1,v !,
haaIv roi1road hoot ttnt can c,rrv +1va1sa ~.
inc Tia iyho;a rnn bntvcc, I:os.nn md pi'iada1-
mia in fron len to twojyo hours nr hatwccn
1ieht and morning: and sn nv two ni~ht rides
. --. ~ ~ 1AlsA~s AtAe1s