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, 1876-10-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Tho packers and rcnderets charged With allow
tne their establishments to bo run 30 as to make
them nuisanccs, como bcforo Justice soal''eF'
field for trial this morning.
Tho temperature yesterday, rs observed BY
Manassc, opttclan, es Madison street (IR1nusH
DuildtnE), WAS at a. rn., 60 degrees; III g. M,
Of; IL IN, 81; ap. m., Il; 8 p. M, 6l. bafom-
etcr at q. M, $3.50; 8p. fa., @.4o.
The body Of an unknown man was found on
the top Of the mornlng train Of the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati T. St, Louis Road, which arrived at
7:80 yesterday morning Ut tho depot corner Of
Cltnton and Carroll streets. Death had cyf-
lontty been ca,1acd by q -hlow received while
passing under bridge, and such was the coro-
20 years Of age, five feet eight inches in height,
dark hair, smooth face, and was dressed In
heavy boots, brown panto, gray vest, and oluo
coat.
The gospel shlp Glad TfllnRs. witch left here
last summer, for n cr,itfe nm tho lakes, arrived
home last night The Captain hnl crew ARE In
the best Of health, The original destination of
the little vessel WAS tho Beaver Islands, where,
1t WAS thought, vast amount Of good would
dlans, and such sailors al might stray along. But
the gospel ship did not rcacl, tho tslanda on &C
count OF tho lntc1css Of the season. Capt. bun1y,
however, made good Ills promises by visiting
several out-of.tllc.way places, whcre hc found
attentive audiences Of wood-choppers, fisher
men, sailors, Indians, etc., etc. lie also visited
Milwaukee, Green l'ay, MnnItowoc, Port Wash
The gospel ship In now being stripped. and will
lay lip here during the winter. Capt. Bundy
will prosecute Ills missionary work among the
sailors this winter In Chicago.
, 1876-10-21
LOCAL LETTERS.
RELIGIOUS pIscussIoH,

~ bas 1uu0F tJ jHt 1FtbkNA.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1g.-L have been MANY tincs
interested In discussions un religious subjects
which havc boon carried on from time to ttmo
through tho medium Of your Sunday eastlon.
anu bcltcyu that such discussions viii result
IN benefit to those who arc willing to lay asdu
their prejudiccs and candllly listen to arru-
ments for and against tho theories which they
may regard us truth; for, as there are nlany
different opinions among us, 1t Is evident that
great number Of people must bo more or less
IN error. But while 3 ncwsparcr dlscusslop may
be profitable, It wt,uld sccli., to mo TINT stIlj
more benefit may be derived II neoplo Of on
posing sentiments will mcet together for tho
pnrpose q hearinE each others tAcas set forth,
with tho scrlptural foundation upon which sucI
ideas arc bGsetl.
believing that such meeting, properly con-
anctetl. would do g0Ud, d number ut ueraons In
this city laYc resnlycl to make an eifort to Cd
tahlsaA one (which will be duly utlyertfscdl.
where ali profcsscd Dlbto believers, Of every
eoct anu denomination, may meet on eoual
tcrms. II Will. therefore, very properly bc
Termed the "Non-ScctArian le-Afcetine,H
sta u 10 hoped That, through tho frce expression
u t.uousht which IT. short lectures aud xnnlo
ia sas.c.snh VIII cvolye, many will como to eco
wheto they have been III error, anil better in.
derstandiug Of Bible tcarl,lngs viii cnst,e 1hc W.
meeting will be held OH EIliay nftrrnnon. 80 so
taat Those who desire to attenl caI, do ~ With.
out aosentlng Themselves from thetr ,,snnl
places of worship. '"sA' "saa'
tneso !ucas meet With your fayor I .bnuld
oe oo!Istn u, with your customary }IberaIity.
euco column. ''3' eAs,rwEponu' Anr,Ipsa
, 1876-10-21
r'oLIT1uAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


General 0rdtr No. 4: Tho following. otdes is
promulgated from, thi! headquarters md will be
ohscryeh for tho parnic thts evening: Tho F0ur.
teenth Ward Club. WIZ form on sansamon street,
navian Clubs on The left ut tho Fourteenth Wnsi.
Tho Thirteenth wnr'l Ciuts on North Morgan
Eleventh anl rwclft1i. Wnrds on. Warrington
street, right resting on Morgan street. Tho Tcnth
ington street. This Ninth Ward on el1a loft ot lilo
Tenth Wind, On Carpenter street; The Eighth
Ward on Honlh Morgan street, right fcttin1 On
Washington ss5sct., The noy. Ii li!nc On the istt
Lett Of tha 1,oys In ntuo, on south Morgan htrcet
The Hnl.tuin Mounted Guard. and tho personht
corner Of Washington and sangan,on streets, All
tho c0loretf clubs Of tho secona Dslslon Will ra.
port to Col. r. c. Hubbard, and form on tho loft
Of tho Thirteenth Warl on North Morgan Atreet.
The column sSlll moye forward from the corner @ q
on sangnmon. to Harrison, cast on Harrison to
Iiafeted, south an 1Ialsted 10 Twelfth, east on
Twelfth to Michigan ~ .nar. merth OH Michigan
avenue to the Exposition building. 1iy order.
c. Z. MATaoN,
nfKadies.1ennral Commanding,
, 1876-10-21

tunc nj from 1000 to 1900 warriors II Is not
thought TINT tho Ned-C1oud Indians will join
tic hostllcs III tho face of approaching wtnter;
but, as ,uany of them dill lnas spring without
my particular lnduccmcnt, thoy will do It again
next april surely, II they 1lavo to choose be-
twcon TINT and losing their ponies and rifles.
osa. MRnuirrs Exrnp,1ioa.
Ocr. t2.-Hcn. Merritt, with all tho available
men Of tho Fifth Cavalry, and n detachment Of
% men from tho Second and 100 men from tho
Third Cavalry, left here this morning for thu
tttans said to bo At tho forks Ut the Cheyenne
River. The ncw horncs which caIno up for tho
Fifth with their recruits, the other day, haTn
been taken to rcm0unt tho old md experienced
soldiers Of TINT regiment, as 1t IA thought much
, 1876-10-21

Sptcfdf Correspondence af Tbs Tribune.
STANDING Rock, D. T., Oct. 1e.-Tho Com
missoners for treating with tho Sioux indians
.or the cesssson Of tho Black Hills to tho Coy
ernmcut arrived hero on tho night Of the 9th.
On the following day they met the Indians, aud
laid before tho Chiefs tho propositions Of tho
United States. They wcro addressed most COM
prehcnsivcly by Bishop Whipplo aud Col. Many
penny, whose admirnble treatment Of tho sub
iect met with wel-dcserved universal approval.
Upon tho conclusion Of these propositions by
the Commissioners, the Indians were rcgalcl
with feast, given by Capt. johnson, the pres
cnt Agent, and OF which they partook with
great gusto, heartily enjoying the banquet,
and Mt Its conclusion dispensing In general good
hunor. Yesterday, tho 11th, tho Chiefs again
met at the Agency, and, after IN attempt on
their part to dctnin tho Commissioners several
days. tint they might talk over the subject
with them, were finally induced to proceed witt,
their speeches.
JOHN GRASS,
Heatl-Chlcf Of the Blackfect band Of Sioux, was
tic first speaker. Hts speech WIS statesman
like, straightforward, practicable, and sensible
He consented to sell tho Black Hills, but tho
Indians yal%e f 1h their cot country very highly. T.
make them anothor country. These were tho
preliminary remarks, intended to show that the
Government should pay libernl1y for the Black
Hills. 1lc frequently eotlnselcd with tic Chiefs
and Hcad-atcn during his speech, and lind the
benefit Of Atl their suygestlots. When he came
to their wants, and stated what they expected tho
.'Grcat Father" to give them, 1lis speccll would
havo done credit to any, civilized citizen Of our
own or amy country. lie was, OF coursc. a little
BxttavnEulit In hia testrca; but IL tnay be that
he will real1ze a1l Of them. I1e wanted tho
Ronnn Catholic Church to retain tho charge OF
tho instruction OF their children; TINT the pres
ent Trndtr should bo removed, and one sent
tncm who would sell goods to the Indians at
the same rates Is to tho whtto mcn,-In fact,
stead Of one monopol!st; that tloy should
layo cows and bulls, mares and stations, sheep.
logs ard all domestic animals, In pairs. Ills
enumeration Of the animals Wns very similar to-
;tho description OF the incnagcrto Of Noa}l's
Ark He also desired that hts people might
hare mnwlng-machtnes, Wagons, oxen, heavy
plows, light plows, farrows, cultfvators, etc.,
etc. For himself he wanted d light wagon for
travelling fast. Antelope. another Clinf, do
communicating important news to bis people.
Tho Indians
BEHAVED VERY WE'LL
in the matter. They were glnd, IN fact, to dis
pose Of Wkntcrer interest they Ind In the Black
Hills, and receive aonctling for 1t that they
could apprcciatc,-like -four, becf, bacon, etc.
At about snnlown Yesterday they commenced
signing the agreement, and before night forty
nine Chiefs had signed, which flushed tho bust.
river just In time TO take tho Commissioners On
to Cheyenne River Agency.
Considering it's Importance, this WIS about
tho swlttest work ever accomplished the no.
gotsattons all being completed In two days.
CLIFTON.
, 1876-10-21

Tho new chapel lor Trinity {Episcopal) Church
IL approaching its completion, much to tic sat
isfactfun Of tho congregation. Their spirit Of
enterprise and perseverance Is comnientlablc.
They have worshtpcd In nm tnconycnicnt hall
for tho past three years, all tho time accumuiat-
lug fluids rs best they could to build. After tho
erection Ut tho building 1t was found that they
would lack about 500 Ut funds necessary to
complete 1t, and after exhnusttng the money on
land they promptly decided to suspend opera
t!one until the means were provided TO make up
the deficiency.
Mrs. Laura E. Dainty, Of this city, has come
to their assistance By undertaking to give an
entertainment, which will take place at the
chapel Ut Trinity Church, Chicago, Thursday
evening. Nnv. III, tho cntiro net proceeds OF
wl':rh wlll be applied to the completion Of the
This entertainment .sill he given under the
patronage Of tho ilt.-Rev. Bishop McLarer, and
tis Rev. Drs. Sullivan Of TrIuity, Locke ol
Craze. Warren OF st. Marks, and Harris Of st.
James.
Trinity Church ut Highland Park will he tho
ceitre ii large district, including Lake Forest.
1t at present hos tltrty-lous Communicates,
VINO have done oil this work 50 fur Within them.
1lall arc tho wardcns, tho former having ofjici-
atcd III Lay Render by appointment Of tho
Bishop during the past ten months. As soon as
ths Church Is completed and paid for they will
Es1Il u ItEEkOF.
All entertainment WIS given in tho Oakland
Copgr gational Churul, on Oakwoods holtlc-
yar,l. Thursday evening, by the children Of the
sunlnysrllool. It consisted Of Gypsy anti 1ligs,-
land dances, tablcaux, rcc!tations, aud vocal
aud instrumental ducts, and finished with m
astronomical a1legory, which represented tho
VARIOUS grotipa oi stara,. planets, etc., IN full
costumc. Fully 100 children took part IN the
entertainment. Among them wcre Tllla Clark,
Mitchell, Maud Butler, Eiazia. talrrll!d,
JoEtc Clark, 1elle Browncll. Nellie Smith, Mas.
tcrs Arthur Peal Johnny Norton, Charlie Nor
ton, Willie Cuurser, Sam Alexander, Storrs,
Caaains, md Eddie Dickinson. Tic entertain
nscnt pussetl oil very pleasantly. At tie end It
Was announced that owing to the request OF
many the programme would be repeated Tues
aay night.
Tic Ellis Ayenuc Mustc-Hal was very well
attended last evening at the presentation OF
Marrled Life" by the j. F. +. Dramatic Club,
tlle audience numbering fully 90 people, and
embraced IN TINT humber two aspirailta Tor the
position Ut United Stntcs Senator, one who wishes
u g0 to the State Legislature, lIl,l others Ut
equAl notc too numerous to mention The
parts were all played unusually well. This en-
tertninlnent will be repeated this evening, aud
all lovrrs OF dramatic representations Will be
satisfied. The persons taking tho parts hayc all
been nlclnbcra Ut dramatic clubs, and part have
aetcd on tho regular stare.
, 1876-10-21

YELLOW FEVER.
sAyANsAM, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-Deaths from ycl-
Low tever,3


Tho 1!at OF accident claims rolled In upon the
Travellers Of Hartford from these Western statds.
There arc only about l26 czamplcs giysn. nus Of
lhe rs, GOO losses this Company has met In lts
twelve years III the business. Tic sntits lot must
be aa interesting record, though II might grow q
'lts!e monotolous. Dpttf tho Travellers Insurance
Company eau stand II to pay all these claims,
amounting 70 two and half millions, We will print
at our beat rates, aud have no doubt tho people
viii read, al that the Company waut to publish.
Thc !nluftea arc o! iii .magtn1ble kinds such az
most Of u ste labts to receive, and ths amount OF
indemnity paid to those dsahed BY accident varlca
from % 10 Wv per week. BIZ. Nolan. tho we'll
known agent hete, will give full PARTICULARS,
, 1876-10-21

HAh1 AktEtNIknH W oEll ku1 tQtIHb III
lin. 80
Detectives Scott and Ostermnn yesterday nr-
rested four Notorious ptckpncEcts, who reg1a-
tered as follows ut the Central Station, wl!cre
they were bouked for yagranry: William Me-
"Cat burns y; tieureo Gibson, allas "Reitly"
and Joseph Mccarthy.
Barbara D!tman appeared before Justlee
llaincs yesterday on complaint Of George II.
Young, wiln says that Barbara stole feathers,
etc., from Mrs. Young, mother af tic complain.
about & saoo. in iofaut of $50 l%il, Darbasa
went to JUL to awatt trlal at . p. IN. to-day.
Edward Afcs{ullcn MAS arrcatetl last night on
West Ma1tson Btrcet, at tho mitigation Of T. +.
Ryan, Ut No. 2St West Ma.ltson street. sumo
weeks ago Ryan was robbed of several articles,
n'nl 1aat night lc raj, avr.ss hchtufen while llc
1sas trying tn ttf:potc Of them. Harry Ncal is
At present under bond for the same rubGcry.
Detective Steele ycstcrtlay captured two OF
gang Of Young thieves from In front Of hnnlcl's
store on State street, aud two moro OF the fanE
Mcrc captured later IN tho duy by Of)lccr
Shanliey. They gave tho nntnes Of John Will
Iame, Robert Wllson, 0eorgs Wilson, and Da-
Henry Bonner, n notorious vanrant md ancak
thief, yesterday fell victim to- Detectives Lam
sing sud Flynn. Recently Donncr has changed
ills vocation to hall-thtcycry. md In this line
mas captured some valuable 0ytrcuats from pr!-
yatc residences. a salesman employett III Tho
Stewart ary-goods store, residing ut No. tHU
west Adams street, is tllo chief mitncBs ngalnst
him.
Yesterday morning Cornelius O'Donncll was
detected In tho act Of picking the pocket OF
Mrs; Augusta schwolo, Of No. til Taylur street,
while tho latter wns awaiting car oil the cor
ncr Of I.aSallo and Madison streets. Mr.. N.
Scln,itt, bootmakcr at No. 119 Madison street,
noticed tho act, and at oacc surprised the thief.
After short sct,iI'o sc1tnltt was thrown. but
tho timely arrival Of an officer prevented tho
thici's cscape. Justice Symmetrical tlnrd him
went to the House Of Correction.
rk BafeFf eesue sfe rSoe sseas w icy eenps snpsSis
tliat John Greca and I'd Ferguson, both COL
orcd, hal enticed hin. Into the gambling house
No. 100 Fourth aycnltc. kept by 1lndncy uoltncs,
also coiorctl. While testifyfnr and speaking;
aboat tho gambling -housc, Blackburn said,
"No honest man would 70 into it.h
-. ~ tl,at so!" p, asketl The Court.
Judge, tout Of Jour own mouth will convict
you, thou wicked servant. l lfne you S225."
Ferguson was discharged md Green got s225.
James aIcNcholas, ono Of scwcr-buflding
firm in this city, Yesterday stood up before JUS
tire Surnmcrte1d, sclf-eonyictcd tallcf. Deputy
Supt. Dixon related a story which lie Ind wOr-
rfeti out Of afcNtcho1ns, to the effect tlut he,
together with contractur named Breed, had put
1.p u job TO rob james Howard in n saloon oil
Adams street. Breed escaped with at 1cnst
s1,oo0 Of the Elunler, An1 las not since, been
after tho commission ct the decd, and upon his
person was found $500, the balance 1T the
money. l!c was held In s., 0o0 bail to the
Criminal Court.
, 1876-10-21
Warlflke Virtues of ..tlc Sioux---
Giving tho Dcvf1 His DUO.
0ol. Mills Alleged "Rashness " at Slim
Buttes-A Defense Of His Con-
duct.
Gen. Mcrritt's Exredition...How It Is
Composed, aud What 1t Is to Do.
SUCCESSFUL Negotiations by the Black.
Kills Commission at Standing
Rock.

MISSOURI RIVER MOVEMENTS.
ST.. r.ur>, Mimi, Oct. Gothic PioneeT~P Press'
Dian,arck epecial says Gen. Sturgls, With eight
companies OF cavalry, three Of infantry, and a
section Of artillery, moved south today on the
cast side pf tho Missouri. Gen. Terry, with
four companies, moved south on tho west side
ney and others arrived from tho Black Hills to-
day, bringing thc body Ut Dodge, killed by In
tllalia III April. Maj. Smith arrived from
Tongue River to-day. Tho indians recently
killed herd Of Government animals, number
Ing sixty, near Glentjiye.
, 1876-10-21

TO AS Editor n TAs Trtpuns
CHICAGO, Oct e0.-1u your psper of ,l,o nth
Inst, In tho paragraph in relation to building
permits, you have the follow Ing: "Mercy IIps.
ptal, one-storY bric1 structure {for u.ssrctln,,
purposcs) ax32 feet" etc. This ttn,,,,rs Al, er.
Tor particularly Objectionable tu t1lusu intcrcst.
ed In Mercy. Hospital. Tie proposed buil,ljnr
il Tor vault or deaa}ousc, for tllc temporary;
burial. The Hospital has no use fpr q ilssect.
ing-Ioom. II you will insert this correction tn
your paper you Will much obllge. Yours truly,
N, 8. DAVIS,
Physician to HOSPITAL
, 1876-10-21
CRIMINAL,

Robert Jellle, after yainy trying to dispose OF
= acouuteFtelt IS note In various Ha1stcd street
booths. ran Into the arms Of Officer James Ray,
by whom ho was lovingly carried 10 the Madison
Btreet 6t4tlon.
W. Z. Forester vas deteeted ia the act OF
stealing 4 quantity Of clothing from John Eyans,
Of No. IS West Lake street, and was captured
, 1876-10-21

IllNaDALE- the residence OF
the brides fathet, Nr. J. Ilurgnrd, Mr. lIcLTy X.
liinsdalc AM! Miss Enma c. uursafd, both Of Gfand
Knp!ls, Mich.
VIII receive friends at Palmer Touse, Chicago,
Monday afternoon md evening, OCT 49,
NORG-NOTT--On the 18th tnat,, by the rev.
David Swing, John J. Borg md Louisa =, Mott, Of
this city,
, 1876-10-21

specfal Order No. 2: Col. Owen Stuart, Quar-.
tcrisaster. Hcnefnl is temporarily detailed from
lon. and will report with htB command to Col. ].
T. Torrance. Chief Of Staff. nt tho tranA Pacific
Hotel at 7:30 H. n fer cscort duty to tho orator,
Col. Il. q. 1nycfaoli. ny order
Bslg. Gen. LyMAN Dn1naEa.
, 1876-10-21

The C1mmittce desire 10 announce that about
9, 0OU acate Will bc reserved for lales and gcntc
men accompanying ladies who may desire to hear
Col lnVcrsol 81 tic Exposition Building ilia evcn.
n9. TfcketA for reserved seats will not l31 issued.
Doors will be- upcncd at7 o'clock, speaking to cont
, 1876-10-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YonK, Oct. a0.-Arr'ved, steamship
Russia md The Quccn, from Liverpool, and
Cambria, from Hamburg.
LONDON, Oct. a0.-Stcamshlps Holland, Both
nia, and Arrugon, from New York, hare arrived
out.
Nav YonK, Oct. 20.-Arrivcds steamer st.
Laurent, from 1Iuyrc.
, 1876-10-21


DOcIuS-0ct. 10. At 7:30 p. m.. the wife Of Ar
mold DociuH, born Olsen.
Funeral from her late residence, 104 East Van
Dnrcn's1, Saturday, tho @lst. ut 0'clock P. m.
PECK--On Wednesday evening, Oct 16, Col.
John II. Fcclt, aged II years.
Funeral from l2iB 1ndlana-av., Sunday, at
o'clock.
LAFL1N-At sangcrt'es. N. T., Friday, Oct. TO-
f.ntllcF I4anln aged III years, brother Of Matthew
Lahln, Of thla city.
DEFlEclER-0et. 20. Mrs. 1ieaslotte Deptnecr.
aged 57.
Funera! Sunday, at II q. u,., from hsE late resi-
dcnce, No. 500 South MorgaR-st., by carriages to
Calvary.
tUT s[ontreal( CAM l,aposs please copy.
KEYES-0et. II. Harry Mayo, only child OF
Hurry W and Agnss Reyes, Of En3lewood, ILL.,,
aged IL months Il days.
WIL1tnT-FElday, Oct. 20, II 1890 q. H., Mr.
jnmes Wi1Mot aged 08 years, resident Of this
city for IL years.
Funeral from nts late residence, 100 North Green.
A., Al 10 uclock .. ill.,, sundaY, Oct @ss. by car.
rIages 10 calsnry.
MoHuIs-oct. 20. Abbio A., wife Of r. E. Nor
slY.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
nEEIts-at slunssa, Oct. 20, In her Goth year,
Harah ". tleeEa,
Funeral saturday, ut 2 p III, from tho residence
OF hpt SOL.
, 1876-10-21

The announcement nlnIlo yesterday Of tho lion.
John Wcnts6sth's speech at Nhposyllc Ind mis-
take IN the date. Thu meeting und speech will
take rtacu to day At = p. nj. and 1t should be
specially noted Tint train will leave Naporvto at
On. arriving In the city In ttmo for 1ngcEsols
great epetCh.
, 1876-10-21

THE LApt,rsT rE;!!,NING n,
DRY CNnno
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{sisS Wss;s and Marbles. Ss.;s. II; 5e,, ~,
F5pTI;yTE 5pIyE d5RRSIl dR5RWRIRTsa IA; -,
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, 1876-10-21

FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEaRlY TEETH
sts sasily Aslalned, and those who feii 10 avail
themselves of the means should not eomnlaIn
when accused Of esoss neglect. The sozodoui will
boauiifylnx aa1 pseaeEylpx lAe tselh 70 ths odsst
AKt, -'~~@'
, 1876-10-21

Tho several companies OF tho First Battalion
ancu With tho General Order Of tho Department
Commander, asfcmbie nt Headquarters, No. 900
Wnbnsh.ny.. tlie evening, for parade. Tho line
will form promptly at 7:1h r. m.
, 1876-10-21

MeieSty coanty al Nv woeostoek sesSn
laichnond, Oct. 20; atcIlenry, Oct. Fl; Union,
Oct. 9S.
, 1876-10-21

The etaN Of Commander First Dlv1Afon Minute
Men will report for duty, mounted and with eidt-
arms, 21ht 'inst., corner Wabash.ay. and Eight
eensl,.st, nt 1850 p. m.
, 1876-10-21
FIFTH WARD,

FIFTH WARD.
Hayes and Wheeler Minute tnen.-Alf officers
and men belonging to Cotnpantea 4 and i, llnyos
and Wlcelct Guard arc orefcd to assemble at thotr
headquarters, at Twenty sixth md nut1cr.sts.,
this evening at7h o'clock p. IN. shnEp to turn out
for pnrade.
, 1876-10-21

Company 4, Hayes and Wheeler Guards, will
meet to- night at 7:0 sharp, In order to join In tho
parade. All membcra ara requested to bo on hand
promptIY
, 1876-10-21

ELEVENTH WARD.
!. Company A Will meet at Martlne's Hail. Adjust
this cvenlng at o'clock sharp to participate In tho
general parade. Every member III expected to re-
port promptly.
, 1876-10-21

ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION
All who desire 10 take part in tho general parade
this evening nro requested to n,cct at Martine's s
sharp.
, 1876-10-21

THIRD WARp,

Thc Scandinavian Hayes md Wheeler Minnie
old Engine. House On Erio.Ft., roar Mflwankee.av.
, 1876-10-21

THIRD WARD.
Tho First 1,nttal!on Mfnntc-Men Of tho Thlrd
Ward arc ordered to appear at thoir Arnory, 600
Wabash.a .ay., Saturday evening, at O'Clock, sharp,
In marching order.
, 1876-10-21

NINTH WARD

NINTH WARD.
All members Of Company A, Hnyes md wheeler
Minute. Men. and all TINT Wish to parnde this
Ing. will report promptly at 68 South Dcsp!uncs-st.
, 1876-10-21

TENTH WARD,
Tho meeting OF thu Tenth Ward Republican Club
will he omitted tlts evening, In order to allow tho
mombcrs 10 participate In tic grand mass .Incctng
and procession.
, 1876-10-21

Ali members Company B, Twelfth Ward Mfnuto.
Men, will assemble ut corner Of Robey-et. and
Qglcn.aY. at 7:IQ. shnrp.