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, 1876-05-06

TIE stranEers and workinB.womeuts mee.ing
will be he1d 1t tho rooms Of Tho Good Samaritan
Society. 179Randolph ssroos on Friday A. p. m.
1lEs. Rhea, formerly missionary to persla, will
lead the temperance meeting of the Woman's
@. T. Union IN Lover Farwell Hall this attor-
noou at o'clock.
A Young Peoples Temperance Association WAS
formed 1t tho uatated Street M. E. Church,
near TWentfoth stroet. on Thursday evening
Mrs. II. D. HolJoko and Mr. Mcdonnell making
addresses.
"Tho New City Government of Chicago. and
What Il Expected OF It." will be ths subject Of
Dr.. RYdcr's discourse Ia bis church On BuodAy
evening. The Hoinbers OF tho ner Council are
particularly invited TO attond.
The temparRtnre yesterday, as observed bY
ManAsse, o1tic1hn. No. IS Madison etreot Tim
uNT Bui1dlng), was as follows: 8 =. H.. 10; 10
bnomotor, s =. ua., 2s-7o: 8 p. NJ, 29.1.
The Hon. John Wentworth will give hts 70
nsn'scencea Of Chicago men and manners next
Sunday afternoon, at ] o'clock 1t hioCormick's
Hail. This Mill be the last lecture OF tho course,
Tlck0tb At The door and Rt Janaen. NcClurg Il
Co.'s Admission 10 oonts.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bovnton Harbert, Of Evan
aton, late President Of tho Iona Wonan'a 8uf-
fEage Association. will apeak on Temperance at
auspices Of the Woman'a Chrsttan Temperance
Union. at tho Flint II. E. Church. cornor Of
Clark and Washington streots.
The following ladioa are appointed to lead tho
daily temperance meetings of tho Womau's
Temperance Unon ia Lower Farwcli Hail next
Neok: Mcndky, Miss Hattie Murphy; Tuea-
DAY, Miss A. H. 0reenleaf; Wednesday, Mira.
Y. G. Powers; Thuradaa, Mrs. A. 2. Kciley;
Friday, Airs. II. B. Willard; Saturday, Mrs. j.
~ f}nrker -
, 1876-05-06
CHICAGO TRIBUNE. g. s6~TwELvE PAGES

A. Tho Ans Of h!s disohAsEs, Parsons, Il Il
setd. drew kuits md msllsl upon hia ON
ployer and threatened to eend him Into liking.
dom CONS, !" md Ibis assault, to9sthor with ths
subsequent shlsAts. has prsJed heavily upon
Cushing's mind. Parsons continued to fond Tho,
Young ladies atnatory optsslss, whtoh wezs sono-
tfmes answered ia indignant terms BY ths
brother, who, 10 turn, received tnsultinR letsera
from PArsoDb. 10 dsttle tho matter, tae two OF
them met yesterday morning It Sands Hotol,
on Warrington street, near State. Altar short
dispute tn tho resdlnR.Foom, 0nshluE oal!sd Par.
both Cushing aud his si.tsts BY the s ssme
epithot. CushIu9 replied with blow, and Par
sona brought down billy Of wood on Cubhlng's
shontdelB. Tho byasAndern skipped out, and
just ia tho plok Of stms. TOO, for Gushing drsr
revolver and fred sway all around the room,
into tho ssoyo, ceiling, aud floor. and evory place
e1se that no damage could onsue. 1Iis first shot
was The only effective ono. Ahd that took ef1oot
IN l;'a own lefs arm. Doth were arrested and
bold IN $500 bail 10 tha 9th lost. PafsonB was
held tn additional bonds OF el, 900 to keep tho
psaoo for ono year.
, 1876-05-06

Heavy u Nmsiness EnabAFrassmone 5s-
Labor mud Onpitaf-Oshcr nnttcFs,
Sptesat Dt*pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
hloxTnEAI. May ga writ OF attachment has
| boon issued agninet the property Of Messrs. Il.
| l. E. Amos, Wholesale dealers IN leather, who
! have failed 10 moot the terms Of composition
Of GO cents on tho dollar mado with ther credit
oss last fall. Their liabilities ato vcry large.
August E. Arnos, resident partner, IL said to be-
iunane, mud tho other partner IL in France.
Tho Irish Catholic citizens arc endeayorinR
to organize corpe Of volunteers. and communi-
cations sith view to this have been bad with
tho Militia Department at OTTAWA Tho coz
tune ia to DO tha. OF tho zouave.
The lumber trade to the River Plata Is gTeat~
~ depressed. owing to the unsettled state Of
things IN Uruguay and the Argentine nopuhic.
Three years aFo. at this tins afty veasols had
been chasseved for this trade. and this year not
| ono The prospect now ia that fow may be
| taken in midsummer At , low rate.
The Cape Rouze lce-brtdgo At Quebec oom-
moncea to movo this morning. but again became
fast. It will probably 20 Of NTH tho uort tide.
the leo tn tho Gulf.
Special D'rateh to 1ha tateaas Tribune.
| oTrAwA, May 6,-contzaotors have formed an
Association for the protection Of their ,ntorests.
The action Of the brioklayers and nssons in do
condemned, and .$2a5 per day nxed a. the
HtA1unTH rata fGr ApFals
All the Chandloro saw.mtlls arc now In full
operation, oxcept two, and these will commonee
Monday no1t.
This lion. Malcolm Cameron ia again very III.
Little hopo Ia entertained Of hs recovery.
Spersat Disnateh 70 Tia Ch'eaao Tribune.
TonoNTo, May 6.-The Toronto prasbytery
mot again today. Tho Mcdonnell heroby onse
MAS put through It's final atagea and IL now
fully 1olegated to tho General Assembly, which
meota in June.
a Committee OF tho Board Of Works left tor tho
States thia morning to inspect tho sidewalks and
roadwaIs of the principal cities With viow to
Introducing ths bost systoms ia this cltY. They
will make Chicago their first calling place.
The Hon. George Brown rcturnod from Eng
land to-day. It is understood thai ho has dis
posed at the magnificent farm called Bow Park.
near Drantfor<, to an English Company for
s37b.000. Tho intention Of tho Company Ia to
cultl.at tho brcoding Of shost-hoFna On IN ex-
tnnaiYn acnia.
, 1876-05-06
CQldrQdol Of Lte-S27ilg Station HQQsea

Ea1sd pfopos VII b teceIypd at Hal, I1,n, rt,nrnA
;a S9' =, = ys!os1 ~ noon es 49Fsd.y dsx ot Mss
:ssfel!or!ax aas4 pa'ng. 81 COW: oi is superior.
IL r.ai ont ons .t Tss n's tS.so
e. Il. 4 sqs,sr ba ~ Tho sats q Masn
aoase! bIdist: mutt si.te DO NUN.
Ksoi bid nuss % - ompaa!ea HitS band in tn. sum
- ~ oa19n 1a9 with Eeed aud suFdecn.
x.1ti ri 1tasSs ntsSS:: ds1y I'll i q pa r
soa.sSS'oa @ Ct as;' ..l0s stso houses ee.ss ss
urJ ,Wa4hnxton, ); q " VIZ 'sse'''~a' VI tns Assse
baats r. 5. 4, + p.a. I'D io.m. proposal md
q Csst1tas n. n sset Furs Huron, ossnd Issss I'D
~ @ ,nlti. Mfa Chicago. saa Aaaakss Wia.
fixht to sut any Ill btl or Ia wsIyo dsf@c
Il reservsd. ~ ~11 SS'"'t44eas W Nv ~
3hlxas11 B. u. DRISTOW. BsoretaEy.
, 1876-05-06
OBITUARY.,

THE LATE COL SAMUEL s1oxH.
Another aotivb, busy lilo OF ussfuluess and
honor has closed; another voice Is hushed In
death. Col. Samuel Stone dted Thursday night
At tho Grand Pacific, whcre ho hsd boon living
for somo time. At the timo Of bis death Col.
stono had attained to an age eveo beyond the
limit which she Psalmiat set On human tifo, and
had soon II Jeara Of contact with tho world.
For tho tho past TOW yeara hlu friends hsys no
dced Ills growing foehlonaas, but xore unpre-
parod to SOC him pass away. On last Saturday
10 was attacked w!ih Inflammation Of tho blA<l-
GER ana. 10 eplts OF sll that medical skll could
DO 10 grew worse, and On Thuradny night
bre&thcd out Ills lilo. euItoundpd BY meulbeIa Of
his fntaf1Y aud frftnds.
Col. Stone waa born At Chesterfield, Msss,,
where big early llto wa passed: Leaving siasoa.
chusetta In 1877 he mosed 10 Rochester. N. Y.
nhere be remained BoDs time, removing to De.
trolt about 1913. While In Detroit hi. Htone
Waa engaged In the Btate Department for soyorsl
years, and also ho!d position IN tho Board Of
part In tho building Of tho 1llchlgan Central
ltal!road. and wka Heccted as ono Of .ts t1nt Of
acers. LaAyipg Detroit Mr. Stone apunt I
shoft time IN Milwaukee, hut. not liking tha
city, came to Chicago a'ong with, such
aud others In 1852 aud has resided
hero ever aimee, Mr. gtouo made somo yorr
fortunate purchases OF land In the rsgton known
~ HriRaton. Ih!s property appreciated 10 rap
Idly In value that After tho War ho 6sa enabled
to dispose Of it ss figure which loft him hand
gono profit on his Investment, and has kopt htln
u very easy circumstances over since, NAtural-
y enao.od With literary tsstes. air. Stone de-
voted large sha1e Of hts time apd money to
Tho encouragement ct literary. historical, sud
scientific soeieties. ue wss appointments NOM
ber of the Academy OF Bc4once, and Of
tho Historical hocsesy. occupying tho Office
Of Curator In the latter organization before
tue Flte, and earning the name OF an efficient.
Woodworking member. 10 tho Academy OF Sci.
once he nss - Invaluable member, and contrib
utsd quite iiberaliy on several OCCASIONS 10 It's
a@uppoE. @ hr. Stone Vas Instrumental in secur-
ing the bust Of Col. Foster, contributing e500
towards that undertaking. lie xaa = membcr
.' Ct Tue Masonic Lodge 70 Which Morgan, whoas
dta.ppeAEsnce caused tho great aatl.hIasonio
excitement IN Now York about forty years ago
belonged. aft. Bsons vaa Also aneuted 10 i
responsible way With the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
All who kuew Col. Btone remarked upon his
generous, genial, 20 ciAl disposition, mud IL NAV
be truly asld that he bkd troops OF friends, Ia
waa strictly honsss and lrus In III his business
transactions, snd yet generously sharttAble to
IN suffering poor. CO Stone va I gleat
, 1876-05-06
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

George 1.Aussbier, at tho Town OF Worth.
sent 10 hls zcs!guatlon yesterday ~ Constable,
Mike Evans, Architect Afmdtrong. e1-com-
m!ssiones Crawford, aud sundsy other important
todividuals, s2untarcd through the county oflces
yesterday.
Tho Sheriff did not succeed yesterday lu gath
ssing IN any more Of Of hls runaway boatdess.
lilo Ia relaxing no effort. however, and expects
III 4 faw days 10 hxvo tho most OF than back.
4 bill Of Farmer Hssns, Amounting 70 I'll, 800,
for the CouttHouse Foundation, was audited
and ordered pAid by tho proper Committee yss-
te!dsy. Following thls, Tia Architect gave ths
old gentleman ~ oyathau'tnS Ahous hs eona5pts
, 1876-05-06
THE NEW COUNCIL,

AAa4AI4aN Az OU6l 1uA QHGHFER.
Tho businoss-1tAe manner in which the new
Council have begun operations On tho common
enemy hns created visible effect alrosdy. Tho
political lacks and Bhystors who cling to tho
netting Mayor as tho last hope of = continuance
busy yesterday. GOWNS supporters kent close
at ha back and hold frequent combinations,
Around tho usnrpiug Mayors Neat, In tho
halls and corners. wors groups Of tho usurpcs's
most active lnbote1e in earnest and close con
vorsatlon. They azo evidently troubled, and
theY know and fear that thelr dirty tricks and
schemes nto llablo to weigh but httlo compared
With tho united and Intelligent action Of The
mon who compose tho majority Of tho now
Board Of Aldermen.
Tha Mayor has baid that ho will preside over
the meotanR next Monday night, and the dssin-
terosted ouea look smitinRly on and rub their
ta hands A. tie prospect of TIE most public and at
ever taken place relative to city arAira. The
evening is awaited with ~ earnest solicitude On
tho part Of tae friends Of bummerisrn.
6everal OF the nc"ly-electod Aldermen hold \
afternoon in the otf}co Of Mr.. Thompson. Il,
1soaper Block, to talk over their plans Of action
10 ousttng tho. usurper. There were present
about dozan. iiark Sheridan nnd Caletton
outsiaeFa were, given tho cold shoulder.
Tue resolution adopted at Thursdays meeting
has beeu strictly adhered to. No question ca1
bring any response except II don't know" or,
With fingers 70 thoir lips, Mum, is tho word"
Ono OF tho uumbor negatively allowed that all
Was going on exactly Az was deaired, and shat
nothing could oxceod their convictions Of q grand
triumph In Wow. It Is said thst Lawyer Jowo,t
has haadod in o rough abstract Of hts opinion on
tho power Of tho Council to clear out tho
miserable ring that n,akes the Ctty-IIall u1u-
nicipal Disgrace, aud TINT tho document will be,
Nhen completed, able. lengthy, and exactly
suited to the vsowB Of all faIs-minded men,
Is expecssa to-day at tho general meoting or
CAUCUS OF the new City Fathers. The Alder
mon*efect with &wllom TRIBUNE reporter cop-
veraed on yesterdays msosipg said that ali they
wanted MAS TO be lot eutirniy alono by tho press
anu public, 10 no Interference could
lend aid in any particular. they woro
ting along swtmmingly. In fact, tile batteries
wcIe almost roady to open on tho Coirla Ship
Of State, which, to uso m oft-rcpeated phrase,
would soon bs knocked into cocked hat"
Thoy wero working quietly, but atoadiIy.
1n yohteFday's talk it wRa aerceil TO ask tho
loading papers in particular. and ali papers In
general, to remain sllont on tho doings and TO-
tentions Of ths nov Council, for rca4ons known
boat to themselves.
, 1876-05-06

sonhled 1t thu depot But Tho 1mppz'al a..
wes switched on It Canal stfoot WHARF Chsof
Engineer Chesbrough and bfesstq. tewsst and
Angell, Of the pullnaa Company, wore Ia wait.
Ink. It had boon intimhsed BY telegraph that
the Emperor desired to Investigate tho crib, aud
= &tenm ting ~aa to readiness. Entering oar.
dfiss]s sna log to Clark .strset bfidsos b Ths Sas
aleana.tug Mnry MoLans laY humping against
tho dock, ard ia fow minutes the voyage
crs had embarked. Thore WAS nothing Ia tbs
es ss9a Il Soysy III ho gp:rep %
Appeared mors Interested Ii what Iay In night
slas In any exacsions Of respect for hts dig.
nisv.
The tug steamed down tho rivsr and under tho
bridges. As eho approached the tiraL Dom
Pedro alternateiy eyed tho emoke-staok and tho
bridge. Just ~ tho boat went under, ho saw the .
smoke-nthck give way. and lila hoart jumped.
Tho nc1t moment tbn atack was up again. mucl,
tho cold, penetrating rain concsAtcd Tho bsausl-
fnl landscape a1ang tho bankh Of tho river, but
Dom podro conaolod himself that he would havo
good Wow Of Chicago after reaching the lake.
Of an elevator, Its uses Wore explained 10 hts
Majesty, who Expressed poignant fepre& that
two accidents. which detayod him IN Tho Wost,
should lave prevented a thorough examination
OF one Of these tnstitutiona.
Out Of tne mouth Of tho river, and tho Empo-
ror Was again a. sea- The vnpor lay thick and
heavy, oblitesating Chicago from tho majestic
vision and icarinE tho Konsloman from Alcan-
Tara to Ruosa how It looked.
Tho lake vas rough, but The Emperor seemed
70 hayo hts Imperial son-teya on, and though he
pitched around tho wheel-tiouse SONS. he man
aged to eustain . right royal pospoodicular. The
pilot smiled A. the Emperor torpod ovor onco
but tho pilot did mol know he bud an Emperor
TO laugh at In fact tho crew wnro Ia democratic
ignorance OF sho presence Of Royalty.
From tho top Of higl waye tho crib wae visi.
, 1876-05-06
cRECIER.
n1s REMOVAL DENOUNCED NJ TEN rNHuHANc8
MEN.


H1s REMOVAL DENOUNCED NJ TEN 1HtusANc1
MEN.
Tho insurance msn In this city ara greatly agf-
tatsd 1eat tho removal Of Mr. Uragier ~ On.
gineer Of tho Wstet-Works. and tho sppoint-
ulsnt IN Ills place Of \ man Of whom but lltsle is
known might, greatly, Impair the water supply,
and In cane Of fro provo disastrous to the city
In general and their interests in particular. It
waa thought by thotn to he necessary to tnke
soma action In regard to tbs matter aud TO show
MAYOR Colvlu and tue Board OF Public Works
that man waa #anted Id much position who
understood bis buhtnseR and not fexabls tool
Of fow tricky Politician. Therefore the Chi
cago Doard Of Underwriters held An Ind3gna.
ton mooeinE st thotr rooms, No. lat LAShlle
ntroet, yestost1Ay afternoon, when the n,sttor
waa fully discussed. Tho reforonceB mado 10
Mayor Colyin and hia administration we're any
thing but complimentary, and many beloved
that II there WA not change aoon the rates Of
insurance would havo to bo raised again. or else
tho better class Of insurance companies would
hnye 10 Withdraw from tho city. Tho unwar-
fhoted removal Of itr. CroBfer was atgmatizod
as an outrage and crime against the best iu-
toroaea Of lie city. After lengthy discussion.
the following gentlemen wcre appointed con-
mlttee 70 investigate The matter and fluti out
whathet tho nou appoirtee waa qualified tor the
position: Thomaa Goodman, G. H. Caso
George @. Clarke, and Robert Critchell. Al soon
- tho COMMITTEES haa compla&nd It's investtgn-
ton 1t will call another meeting and submit =
report III regard to tho tnattcr, on which action
mil bo tnkcn by tho Board.
, 1876-05-06

An enthusiastic young Democrat named Wilt
lam Eaton, living on English Ausnuo, boasted
that he could stand nea1or Tho cAnnon'a mouth
than any man who was present Wills The sal uto
was boln9 fred TO honor the nomination os Will =
tams. lie stood only 10 feet In advance Of and
but feet 10 one side Of the gun. During the
gulaF. aud gradually bis entire body was mora
or loss Affected. The strange feeling Increased,
nntll one-half OF tho body becatne palalvzsd.
The attending physician IL OF tho opinion that It
originated from conclusion OF tho brain.
, 1876-05-06
THE LuM6ER.sHovER9.

Ia th&, Inst issue of Tux TRrDuNR gerp efyen
tho details Of THO ssrike Of q number OF "ehoy-
ara" employed in the lumber district. A
morning contemporary stated that but twenty
mon wor1, engaged in shs srouhle, and that tho
causo Of the strko waa proposed reduction Of
wages from 81 to st.76 per day. Now the truth
is that last year tho men woro reduced from
e1.75 to Et.60 per day, and tho latter rato has
beou tho prevailing price to the present timo,
and tho facI as given In THE TRIBUNE voro cor
rect In eveE+3 detail.
Tho lulnbs,r season has really not Jns COM
moncod, and will not for couple Of weeks to
come. Not zooto than eight or ton yards havo
been recetyin &. and thoy only commenced Mon
day last, and tho majority will not begin to take
In stock until after tho 18th inst,
stroll through Tho lumoor district, aad visited 4
number Of yards. Everything vas quiet, but
stood discussing tho altua.ion. At Rely, Wood
It Cox yard on TwentY-socond stroot thoro wero
probably forty idlers standtng shout.
mott Of whom we're strikers. Thoyt
to have much to ray 10 tha reporte., Aef ono OF
tho men stated that It tho wages vere reduced
to $l.25 he could not 600 bow they could live.
for provisions aud clothing were not reduced
proportionRtely.
On Tho Gock Of D. T. Gsoyoa Co. not los,
than 800 Of tho stzikess conE.eGated during tho
n;s.Is arsssn mn,o,a5 Nv me,s oot aemonss1stvs, bat
,ciibogt nolestioo ~ any vnnE nn" o1 propeller
earssd riIb i'Ds S1' oA'' Ane reporter con-
''t0'3 "ess- nsr no ruv ,x,u, ,x.n,..
=, ~. nsstv " ,vh, h ae''s aUSs III. iStE1oks5
Ard A.. ''t T., % 1drcp 0"4u Th;a hnAS no naa %lle
a1a,. auu W. '4I.en' a"@ uaa the htne
1slb =, ne,ono- ~, 70 PAU naa .n ence Tug
20 oM ~ u .antt a1 n. @ ne Tintor he h.d
~ sSas 1 ., ior n;..o ao'et Which
1.ss.d s,,ont 49, ~ ,eo ~ s.nGo ~ aS L. hts work
10 datt aoeyt ~ W. fs ons ~ 'he Ae was
i..rs1ootod - ~ ~ L ns e9a onloren were
Haei. ~, H.. ,ss.. s 80 aaf W "on'a nako ~
IS 9ea' o. ous ~ "oIh LII. "as nos aHsfa aIoRny AZ
a'as aaJ ~ ceu1a ~ nos eapPoft his family. and
~ ~ s1I.e ~, ao. ~ "l.nV uHy !of only nye months
- ~ ~ st.I SeH1, nt,.a kn1 k, tae" anytnlhs oee
~ oas susn oto.u Ahu peeI. LAas mlhtor no
trea 90 G9shau IT, haat pSet !, aoa aoqr. wlth few
~" =, .,a ,3r1a - sorJ uatu 10 Ieunco
soum a. tlto snnu. n-susAot tnaH tolo aihIIaf
H1a ~. i H. d1r" sai cnofen 70 support:
.tsrxat;oo i,at sS;,,.. ~ w "et9 on she se4ee OF
s'fs'so1 'a"s a..o "!a,of.
.,a -,,,,,,,,.,aos'! oao ~, 1ne nEnL1hs
s9enst . -sdnc,ion ~ H. itoMns ms' eaoetaly
, 1876-05-06


oRoPoSALH FOR DRtUKh FOR TIIR u, 8. GUS
l. tom.llouaa aud Post O!ieu At Chicago, IlcoiI.
Odee Of Superintendent u. \. Custom Hnuts sndt
Festivities. CHICAGO. Illinois, Mky2, l51d
be.!ed PinposalA will 10 received At ths 0fnee unt{
r. ot ths 10TH day Of May. 197d for turpsinx aud Do
!i,Grtnx 4 sAs lie q ho gplted blaas a1tot Iios
anu GhcaHo 1ltnols, million, 1uoe pt
lsts htsa ss nsc.. soand ana itoe iop
s.aon. sott o. tafeoye bricks ut any ktn viii 10 70
eet:ed and slmplc OF brick muAt ba submit to Hith
0Ach pronp1Al. "'"e
Dell.eiy must bo, made At such timer, .ud in spea
lntgndenk. "| 80 1sP's'
h bid NUT b made u. ptiated t bo Oh.
psned r. Rsaa! bep 4. et In tss
assspt ~ RrEo1m r an eon'isos -, edea him ID
9onsas1 "a Il, ,sseo1d.aoe With THO er. tht sdss!:e-
:!shs1i r. thereof sh: dssnsd s4t
X tn saeh s4as e to oett!Hed p ~ ths U. il. Judge
District ln which &hp bidder resLdss. " "
unttl th1 tnAl pIotlon of Tho chntsaot. -
aids, b. IN s lnts aI o tho Goyeruntsnt t
ana bidder. ''''A '1'4' &nAA
PkuQos.N nzst te enalo4ed IN seasd eu,etopee. en-
dotsd. Frososals for 4xicka Tor tho Ualtnd btatos
AddEesAe4to EDWAEO btjTLf4a $3.50
EnH-
, 1876-05-06

reader, end had Tia happy faculty OF rem>na.
bot'nR Hhat he read. His practical tensvolenoo
did not oeass With hts ABILITY to bcssov It In
persont but he has remembered Ia hie will The
Old Peoples uome, ehs Found|lnas' Home. tbe
Nawsboys Home, besides thoas two organltA-
tIons over. whlch be watched with q peculiar
csre-thn Academy of 8cienoes and the His.
tottoal Boqtety.
The tuneral will saks plsos this afternoon At
9 o'clock from the Grand Pacific, The RAY. nobcst
Collyor officiating.
, 1876-05-06

In the Golden Ago Of 0irlhood
prtsorve tho beauty Of The teeth with Eozodont and
then, when tho hatF IL slvesed aud tho oJes dmmed
with years, The mouth will 1l rsrsal two glitssE1ng
rows Of unsui1ied Ivory,
, 1876-05-06
DEATHS.

DRENNAN--on Friday, May 8, Franks Brennan,
second eldcst son Of NJ L. and MargarstA. Brennan.
hls parents, No. ao7 Wabasta.ar.. By carriages to
Cslyary.
s1-CsncinnaA papers please copy.
NoGLELLAND--Edwtn !. McCie1lard, only Gou OF
J. and E.. McClelland, Of choisrs 4nfantu1o, ago .
months and II dAyE.
Funeral services 1t their residence, l03S West Mon
roast., Saturday, May 8, at o'clock p. m.
~ Now York papers plaaso copy.
MuLL1NS-At the residence Of her husband, r.
Mullins, 900 HnEon-st, May 4. Bsrah Jams Mullins,
a9ed Il ycast months and Il days.
Funeral on sunday May I, 1t The houee, Il O'Clock
P. m thencc 10 the Church OF ths Holy Name, and
from tllero ~ carriage 10 Calvary.
uILL-1u Upper Falls, FermonA Nay ., 1915, Cal
vim Hill, formerly Of tllIa city,
~ Hheboygan, WIS.,, pApArs please copy.
BTONE-Tho funeral Of Col. Samuel etone will
tako pAce ut The parlora Of The Grand Pacific Hotel It
o'clock this afternoon. After which the rpmana will
bo taken to Rochester, N. Y,
, 1876-05-06
DOM PEDRO.
QUM FEpHQs
I'm 1h4x1IIAN KNFEhoA MAKES 4 FLTIN1 T1Ir
TNkou0A TUE CITY,

The Emperor Of Bsszil Or, ~ hs calls him.
salt, Dom Pedro d'AloantsrA arrived In Chicago
yesterday morning Il 7:18 from 94a FEAuciaco,
~ cams over tha Chicago. Burlington i Quincy
BEAD, and. in anticipation Of his Arrival :
AAsdtgl x the sS curious lion,hpstap u,
, 1876-05-06

PlauoH, Organs, 8heet- Music,
tnusieboofs y1ons, guitars bsaas Aud Gssman-slTer
band Instruments, hutes clNioasts. banjos, tambour
Ines drums, Accosdions. concestinAs, dulcme1s etc.,
1t ths Aoot Sons Au4!o Co. T. No. lbb etata Rtseet
, 1876-05-06
kTEEL PENS,
MARRIAGES,

sToKEs-KIDpER-1Iay4. 1. 1876, It the family resi-.
deuce, Chicago, By tho Rev, Dr.. MoMullsu, utn.
Janaoa Il. etokss AMI Miss Mary Kidder.
, 1876-05-06

dpoQ cuSu1tHf6s
In tuJng fu.nituss It pays to zct prices Il Hoton
Hdssth's. 32o and AT Btats street. Thsy cell good
goods lonar than Any house Ia ths cty 1t viii pay 10
look th4re
, 1876-05-06

HteAt mu81oR1 U0notrf6
should fsind parents hxt their children should learn
souethtDg Of ths art OF rustc whish b. dons At
susli e1ponss b. buying piano organ Of pslton
Pomsroy, 23l HtA&e street.
, 1876-05-06

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Thera Will bo meeting of.tas Firth Ward Republic
An Club this esoaing, a John Doorra sl al Twcn-
tyaxth street, for tho transaction Of important bud-
ness, Dr. order OF tho Executive Committee.
, 1876-05-06

THIRTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Republican Club Of tho Thirteenth Ward v III
hold tts regular meeting ths evening st Beuzt Hail. 1t
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