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, 1876-09-22
A Duel ut New Orleans.

sfft Gfff1h4 t1c1ft&]k.
On OF about the Isl Ut September, two men,
l.Mclcn Bachcmln a,,u Gustnvc Mar1gny, owing
to sumo disagreement IN family matters, became
Involved In heated discussion, whlrh rulmi-
mated In Marlgny hciMg struck on the head aud
over this eye with n revolver by Baciienin. Al
the time. Mariguy wla labarinE under consider
able excitement. but immediately after he DE-.
Manded satisfaction Of Daehcnin lnd challenged
hun to meet him on the field. Upon tlse regep-
ton Of the challenge, Mr.. bachcuin testified Ills
perfect Willingness to 1ncct MIR. Maftgny on the
tield md settle the affair according to tho code.
Tic friends Of Mr. Baehemin, Me6srs. Alphonsc
j. Baclesn!n AMI Charles Nau,cl, and the seconds
Of Mr.. MArtgpy, Mcesrs. Fredeitc Thomas aud
A. II. Lallerlc, accordingly conferred together,
selecting pistols Us the weapons to 10 used, and
All MD Gclu on Qenti!iy roal, known as tho Jou.
bert plantation, III thu place Of meeting:
Between tho hours of and o'clorE Tuesday
evening the parties wese pui!ctually on tho
ground, and no a,n!rnble adjustment OF the
alIair belnE acccptea by tile principals, they
proceeded t0 settle, the difficulty la the pre-
scrIbed manner. Al tho word tho duelists
tirelaln!ost simultaneously, but without effect !;
second discharge proved equally unsuccessful,
but when the smoke cleared nway ut the thtra
fire 1t was discovered TINT Mr.. bnchcmtn had re-
ceiyea the bullet ol hls antagonist tn The teshY
part ot the right leg, 4 few inches ab0ye tha
knee. The friends OF both parties then Insisted
that sufficient satisfaction had been given, and
that 1t would be improper 10 continue The eight
, 1876-09-22
further, anil after confederation tho pr!nctno,,
The weapons used wore ducllng pistols, nj II
PHILADELPHIA.

pnitAnEtrn1A, pa., Sept, 21.-Thc atl euaano.
to-day exceeds tint Of any previous Jay In ths
history oi tho Centennial. Oyer 100000 MI.
missions wcro reported up to O'Clock. prc.I.
dent drant IA present, and at noon lunchcd =,
the British headquarters.
Yesterday, being Odd Fclows' t!ay al n.
Centennial Exposition, showed the ]argc,. r..
turns Of nttet,lance that my day Ind seen. In
to tic closing hour last evening, tic cas,, Al.
missions yesterday were 1oo,s0l, and the to,., M
attendance footed up 114,too. These flourc.
surpassed tho utmost that ind been prc,iitas
for my one days admission. ''o
To-day, however, surrasees yesterday, Il ia
the New York State day, anil tho ttnins Mi ,ho m
tMortlng n1 ftlsD tho city lcnseiy packed w5,s,
Nov Yorkurs. Not OILY was tfle cnnnetty ~
rallrond transportation taxed to Ia utmost, ht N
transportation to the grounds, for tho lrat tina
stt1co tho Exposition opened, was found ipalln.
quntc. Every trntt,, every strcot-car, md evcrv
wagon md linek went crowded with passengers
nnl still crowds OF people wnlkel to tho Crn,,
tcnnlna grounds. At o'clock tho cash ndmia.
slons amounted to III ,588, thus making tic u.
tcndancn tho first half OF to-day greater than
any entire days attendance heretofore. Thcrse
wifi be no formal ceremonies nt tho grounis III
only approach to fDrmality being t;oy.
Tildcn's reception At the Now York State Build,
lug this afternoon.
, 1876-09-22
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The sale Of delinquent property In tho Town
Of Hyde Park was continued yesterday.
Tic County Collector yesterday levied on tho
property of Henry sloan, No. 5oi, and J. Nc
Chimney, No. 0A Washington street, and II.
Osborne, No. 5W Monroe street,
The following parties were adjudged insnue
Yesterday in the County Court; Sophia Wcn,l-
resk, Michael Buckley, Joseph Bolt, Mary Nc
Mullen, Anna Abrahamson, John G. urc, and
Mary I(urtnet.
tbs Grand Jury yesterday finished all Of tho
regular sud nllnur complaint Cases, and will to-
day take hold Of some heavier work; Among
other cascs TO he inquired! into Is tho charge
against Dr. lfalv, to the effect that he recently
committed ah abortion VI, a lady, cNusIhg her
death. Tho Doctor 10 now absent'in Europe.
Tile old suit Of the Henderson estate against
the LII cstate, to rceoyar note ntleggd by de.
ienllants 10 lave heen forged against the latter,
the time Of the County Board Yesterday after
uo0n Tie n0te WAS ut ont time h, the pusses.
sion II the Court, but has heeh lost: nencu It
formed nD part OF tic evidence. In fact, the
evidence hRa been taken already. wns printed At
Yesterday the arguments OF attorneys on both
sides wcro commenced, but not completed.
The Grand Jury will, in few days, begin an
investigation into shooting niFray Which oc-
CURED IN tlfs gity five and l,ali years ngo. Tho
one, Is ono whare Percy Loonartl tho brother vi
Mira. Agnea Leonard Sranlan4, shot and killed his
brothcf.ln.law. Mrs Scanlan1hal felt aggreved
by Tho neglcrt at her husl,a,nl, did her
brothcr called upon the Doctor for thu
purpose OF demonstrating With him re-
Earl!ng his cuMll!ct. After ltttlo
conyeraat!on the uoutur threatened to strike a
visitor, WHO started to leave the house. and WA
! gust outside the door when he turned aud draw
mini frJ and III Ind trIk H.
GRIND Jury, before which the matter was
originally brought, failct 10 ind an Indictment,
and no further action has ever been taken in Ind
n,atter. Various REASONS arc assigned Tor The
revival Of the affair. Owing to the absence 0!
many Of tAs witnesses, the hnding OF sn inaict,
, 1876-09-22
THE COUNTY BOARD.


Tho County Board held oil adjourned meeting
yesterday afternoon, aIl tho members being
present except Mcssrs. Burtllck, Busac, Couly
Gl,cnthcr, anil NcCatrrcy.
The uslnl number of bills were presented and
referred. Among them wcre those for fnrnf-
turc for the ncw Hospital, and ono for painting
tic cow.sl,etls at thu Insane Asylum.
bills amounting tt fa9T.
III favor Of hills amounting to Sj,45Q.
Tho Committee M ltuatla and Nrllg0s ra-
ported In fnyor Ut constructing Iron nridgo IN
tho Town OF Blue island, acrt,as Stony Creek, In
proximity to the crossing nf tho Chicago " Vlu-
runnes llai!road, tu cost $1,000. Adopted,
Tho Committee OH Jail and Jail Accounts re-
ported IN favor Of allowing nils aggreEnting
$G,ts}9.75. They weru approved Among thu
bills WIS one for pillows, etc, for tho Jail, pr-
chased Of Pcrioiat, amounting to 81 ,3W.
Ills Jnlnt Cntu,nittcc OH Public buildings and
liospttal reported favorably OH bills amuuat!Dg
to Sl,7al.r.
Ti1R NORMAL SCHOOL,
Mr.. Holden called UP ills resolution OF two
wcets ,ago, pror!!in!: fur discontinuing the
Normal se!uoi NJ FnElcwoou, and Ii was
rca,l BY the Clerk, hui It being discovered tl.at
tho twn weeks hal mt expired, artiun WIS
postponed until Monday.
MOllE GAS.
Mr.. Holden nr1t called TIP the lnsa,a Asylum
gas-tnaehlI!e question. lie snlA lc had visited
thu Asylum since tito last ,nec,Lng, and was pre-
pared to 6tuIe TINT the cost OF thu vp4 Used
there Ilad been little In e1ccss Of Sl.35 per
1,VO0 feet, .....-.
TLe Board then adjourned until Monday.
, 1876-09-22


A slngutar caso uf hytlrophohla occurred Mt
Groton lcw days since A farmer by tho nntno
Of Torrey had In his possession dog who lla'i
manifested sutne signs Of being unwcff, md
also owned by Afr. Torroy. The l!o VIVA si noi ai
considered serious. a. it was only slight scratch
upon tho nose, nrtl not severe tnouEi, to draw
blood, In the meantime the dog tiivs!, ant, tha
horse worked as us''a),, until QUO day ho seemed
1lc began to shov unn,tstal,abln signs of h,Tlro.
phobln md was strongly bound with r,,t,cs, b,It
freed himself from the,i and tore his flesh In
fearful Enanner. NfanYDf the ctizcus asseublci
draw, as It was 80 terrible to look upon. Tn lii
madness he would only bite QUO forward Lex aid
when he seized II tho bones were rs nothing
lie continued In this state until he was Rllot by
order Of Mr.. Torrcy.. This horse also bit anothcr
awaiting the result. The same dog also fatally
bit Il COW,
, 1876-09-22
LOCAL LETTERS.
ExF03ITlDN RATES.

~ Ms Ea|soT q! 9at 1f7oaHS.
CHICAGO. Sept. a." Felix " IN to-day's issue
ia right, II would bs better to distribute tho
crowd nil the time the stockholders would make
morc money by t.. A supplemental band should
p,ay IN the forenoon, II not quite 60 often rs In
the atternoou aud evening Itioes take several
visits to sco all the wonders Of art mud naturo
there exhibited, leaving out tho stght.seers
There !s NJ pleasanter place 10 spend an eyen.
ing near tic psaytug fountain sud listening to
tie alternate Inusie Of the band aud tho InagAlf.
sy WPy pfse pessp stap ssS5a'y ysss i "n i ii
Saturday In ratcs Of admission; pater familtas,
of whiel! an Representative, would 90 with
his family three or four times where he now will
90 but onec. The glass blower would blow all
tho time, tho candy.pullcr never stop pulling,
and ths popcorn man ee only too happy 10 keep
his poppcE going. and supply tho folks with
warln Meais tor half dime.
As ~, the Exposition, second only to the
centennial, tts costa $?D to sce,-is but
poorly attended Oh ali except Saturday,
E1pOslT1cN.
, 1876-09-22
EPISCOPAL.

=, :, ,r,. a, .,,>,.,,ur, x,,,.,,.,..
eoAoEGAAttpH of 'hI M.SSs1M" cao"en'
lii loS3 John tihrland, ot Wih!lctKa, cFcctcd In
that suburb small church, aud put up I'll its
ycsttbulc a innLsoro marble tablet setting
f,rth ,,s nr-noaca n t1,, fni1owtnr fnerrtnttnn.
@Ua.' ,, 30 -, ~, .nv ,,,,..,' ~,
s G.s ,0h o' t *, w Mas 1s "
rtory 81 t;od SrWtio % 10 ie sacssa me,,ory 1n of
dcpartcd th.s iifu July 10, iso5, III fhe u:G year
Of hrr nge
Thc tact slnt tho Village ot Wlnuctka was
ANAL anil u,,,ffo :, n,ntn,,,, ,ntt.tor Tar ~
e'''t''4 t''iu "''o'" W ''tu''u' '"'s'I' 'su W
Inc use u tAo eoihee Us hllon el'1rch, open
olllctate, Of whatever tcfiut.lttattutt, The fact
tbu1 considerable nronor,i,m ri the ,,ronlc ri
Wlnnrtka ar. ,cn,h"rx of. mr. har. . Icru;nr W..
~, - -. :, ~ ~ s ~ '.'H4's "
ward, tlt fFGlestnflt Episcopal Chtlrrl. lgu thn
HeY. :: stewart smith, Rector u Vt. Marks
Ghllfcils EValstai 10 interest himself III Christ
Ghurci'. anu ~ iIoId services there frequently.
lhls course sea Mi. Hnfla'd u feaUlSs 70 1e-
votc tnc euanGe, Th!ch la1 alWaya stnlalned bis
pIopefty, 70 taa Ep,scopal Church, aal1 = short
tiMe seo 20 carried o'!t h's p!an W deciding the
chu!yh 9nd grouna to b!shop AleLaTen, In trust
ior sne Iausea, 10 o1 pefrstaatty Used - place
, 1876-09-22
BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS.
AnhnEqQ mr. M. FAYTnN


CHICAGO, Sept. u, l6;J.-7J kas Ntv. 'Yasans
". Patton, D. D.-DEAn Sir: The undersigned
members Of " Evangelical " Christian churches,
or attendants upon their worship, feel deep
Interest In tho disputed questions relating to
tl.c uso Of tic Bible in the public schools. and
We are cuntillent that the views whcl, are often
presented, from tho pulpit and IN tho papers, IN
tho name Of " Evangelical " Christians, do nut
express tic convictions Of large and iutcll-
gent portion Of that class Of Christians OIL tlis
subject Knowing that for ,nany years you
have made this question careful study, nud
have spoken aud written that wh!cl, las carricd
conviction to nut few inqufrcrs after TRUTH ],ls-
tcc, and frcelon,, and believing tlsat II fresh
discussion Of these topics on YOU, part wout,l
contribute something of value to the settlement
Of this disturbing topic In tl.s community, We
would ask whether your engagements will allow
you to iayor tho public ere loiIs with atl nldrogs
oil tho subJcCt Of the Bible and tho public
ht10u1e.
, 1876-09-22
BUFFALO ITEMS.

EDscfaI Wlpdlch 70 3n6 3T16UH&
BUFFALO, Sept. 9l.-A delegation Of sixteen
phadelpiia Aldermen and their wives ar
rived, and were entertained by the Buffalo
Aldermen as guests Of tbs city. The dclega-
t,on visited Elmisa, Watkins Glen, and Niagara
Falls Ell route, aud will return homo tomorrow
morning.
The Hon. George R. Babcocls, OF this city, was
taken quits III a few days since, i. Danncmora,
Clinton County,, n. 7. To-day's news for.
casta fata1 termination OF hts 1nalaly.
, 1876-09-22

TuNNER-SC0TT-On the Goth inst, by Tho
Rev. David Swing, James n. Turner, OF Lansing,
Mich, and Mas Sophie r. Scott daughter oi III
ScUtt, Eaq., OF this city.
!, GNAlIAM-Wl1TR-Wcan Sent. 20, by
Ai.s Fannie isabelle Willie, 10th Of this city, e"a
,EN Philadelphia, Now York, and Boston papers
please copy.
RoOERS-nEWEY-At Unity Church, Sent. 10.
BY tho ltoy. 1tobort Collycr, Capt. W. ". Hursrs'
Ninth Infantry u. 8. A., aud Miss iIcica /,
Dewey, daughter Of Mrs. William Ii. Dewey, Of
this city. 's~~
, 1876-09-22

The Rov. Mr.. Street, tho Rev. Mr. Doszale, and
The Rev. Mr. Kinney, all of Chicago; and the Rev.
]. Stewart Smith, Of 81. Marks Church, Evans.
Tks ;caSn cSa e. Es.nseny IL n ' ss sS =
Seaetitui @ fsa4urs II '' ot tho h' coremonies vas
tho loral ornan,cntatton. which was
ver9 eretlta1ls to iho Indies who l'ad planned
festooned with climbing vines, ending in large
boilqncts; the desk vas wrcathed in whlt0 anil
col1s, ard tho altar was surtao.,nted " four
beautiful vases filled with choice flowers. There
aud another cross Of Aowcts #,ss hung IN front
OF tho'gallcry. III tho vcstbule there Was nlso
o finely arranged stand OF flowers placed under
tho marble tablet recording tie dnnor's wlshcs.
Atler thc sct ot , consccEatlon I, rea1 " Tue
was rad by thu Row Ar. Smith. Tho service Of
Morning Prayer, excepting the Litany, was then
read. nnti after Ii The Bishop announced That
rHB HHv. j. sTRwANT SMITH
had been appointed custodian Of tho building,
With full cllargo Of tho services, and that 1t was
expected that regular services would hereafter
be kept up. Ile added tho hope that they would
be greatly blcat In tho conversion Of souls TO
Ga,s "s ss aS sss q Tly Gaure GSo s sso
from these words:
And will shake a!l nations, and the dctise of
Al! nations a'!ala come; and Will ~ this sousa
with glory, saith tho Lord Of hosts -I{dagaa, IT,, Z.
m Ts h. s%nx e ees;sS m stSss s sfs sgs sssssa
Vices by tho Reg. Mr.. MtchIe;. tho Psalms by the
lscv. Mr. Warren; tho First Lesson by the lsey.
Mr.. Street; tho Second Lesson by tho Rsy. Dr..
Cushlnan;< tlio Greed by tho Rev. Mr. Kinney;
Smith; the Ep!stle by the Kcv. MI. Dcszcllcc;
the Gospel by the Rev. Mr.. Smith,. Tho scrvi-
Co.'S wcre closed by tho Communion Service, con-
Quoted BY Bishop McLnrer, assisted by tile Rov.
Mr.. Smith. Thtrty-thrcc persons paFtook Ut the
, 1876-09-22
GEMS or ALL 0OoRS.
Dr.. PrIcc's American perfumes richly dcaorye 10
bu called the gem4 OF nj! odors.


Jhr4s CuFrstponAencs London T1m4s.
The PLAZA Ut tho International Exhibition of
1873 has Just been iesucsl by the Mtuleter of
dc atars Will be tis1 metres lohg by ;ls0 wltl9.
Tle French ssctlun will ucrllpy tiu left talt OF
II, and tho foreign scctiuns tic right. Visitors
walking through Il ttInsrerscly Will be able 10
sec tho " exhibits !" Of all countries in any par.
'tiealaf class. This tue asls VIII t,ecury thv ccn-
trui aycJlu0 ind will haye !yu times the spaco
allotted 10 them in lsd1. Tho breadth VI the
avenues will br Que OF tho IHost striking features
Elttrrs, Us ugalnst lo3,0O0 last t!Iue There will
be tlrr departtutnIs-naMcly, MACHINERY, raw
material. furniture. clotllng, aud tlo tnu arts.
There will be large hall decorated With statues
and tho other t6e Military School. Ths plan Of
thp buildings on tho right side OF the river and
Of the CONNECTING ioot.b1ilgs u not yet settled.
, 1876-09-22

row Of windows of every story Of tho building.
Then hive n strong .cnllyas prepared from
double lucking. strengthened s'y hnf-!nch Ma
nilla rope sews fast to the canvas,w with loops In
tho ropo 10 hitch 0n the hooks under tho witt
across tho street and fastened In tho first or
seeuni story windows, This sheet, simt'ar to
an nwnng, 10 or 20 feet Wide, 1nay be leapctl
uron from tho windows Of tho burning building
with safety. z. II. CHAPMAN.
, 1876-09-22

TO 1As Editor ~ Tia T7bNH6.
s1kRLtHo, Sept. 20--Not having seen In
operation very simple device In your city Tor
tha preservation al Mte wh.ss building is on
fire, and all aTenues OF escape cut Of by nre and
smoke but the windows, Tould I!ke to see tho
following deytca adopted: Let there be strong
iron hooks placed securely u the vail under ,lio
, 1876-09-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

--
ThA f)nvasla defeated tho Garpcb Yesterday
oy - 70 H. -....-... ...-... .-.....,
Ths cCdon avenua cars began running ycstcr-
day they hnyc yellow light.
~. o.,.. p,.,, c,,,.
inefe WAS no quorum oi tne eous" l"s co'u'
missioners yesterday afternoon, aid 40 adjourn
tnent was taken 10 Monday.
prnf ". M, p1akhurn. u. D.. wifi prcaci,
an. s.,n',e W. -, r. ths ,,anr, n ths r,c.bvtsr,an
sn'' s'cn'''e ~ tno e'"po4 VI ..'q ta'.A.
end Fullerton avenue. The public Ia invited.
~. t,r,no,o,,,.e v.s.rr,av. =. oh.crrod hv
lne t'npe.asu'1 90 3.sss,uy' Us eos1,sea . ~
Manhsso, ops'c'an, U Madison stfeos' tlAIbuNE
n: u n,., "a; 8 y. H., Is; 8p. mn 90, Darotnc-
Tar. a. NJ. oo:s7: n, M, ao;sS
'0'' o '' '.' ---
A team OF hortcs attached 20 hilwAukoe cas
No. 217 Tnn arny at 7:30 yesterday morning and
dashed Into lamp-poat nt tho corner oi l.ar-
pssseprcrs and TIC horses escaped unlnjnrcd.
~ ..s,ad .,,,ar,s, =, H. ,ho,r ~ IL,
Moody sud sankSy n'tetins, xsa helA last even; \;
1he ~ fa1"eA rtaI', nnueI I'M oneeSoss.'p "
~. stcnolne. INC aItolluancS "Aa .ssEe, "ots
sojuhcs 70 tne foFlsel meetings.
-Four stunIy ycomen representing the bono
and eiuow OF tia Executive COMMITTEES Of tbs
Htatn Grange, held a secret conclayo III one OF
thc puriors 81 The Commercial Hotel yesterday,
and concluded that Il wns nobotly's business
and, therefore. bounced tho reporters mud kept
po,ar 1ob,.,1 .to,,.no.o, on,r,oroi, r,on
and AMI XII E,Izabcth ~ strects. tire lad his Icit cg hndiy
broken bcloty the kneo at p'e}0ek ycetefiRv BY
, 1876-09-22
THE CITY-1IALL.

Win safety. z. N. CHAPMAN
THE CITY-IIALJ.
,..,-... 20 nm
Waser-sents yesterday wore ss'*'9'
License receipts Yesterday were about tGo0.
Tb, not,c. and arcncp rr,, draw .yn,y satas,e.
,rra.t,ao p.''eo '"' ~ ''' - ~''' '' 'e'Ss
The License Committee will meet at II q. m.
.r1 Inv r3aa Conrnittra Mt 4 n, m. to-1av ip tho
fsuv fsorL,. oti1rc
IVY o'.'A o' ,
palus to G be- done on for the con comfort Of tho crib
l.o,,a, ami ~. fnm,v cxccnt ir,cr,or ani.h1,o.-
ninstcrinw. etc.
...----
gnrian journals, visited ,nunicipal Headquarters
ycttcrdhy anu eatheroa ii1ormat1on concerning
tic management Of local atlaire.
TO establish tho truth OF the provetb "1dlc-
ness Is The root Of all evll" there need DO ito
rested durlug The past tiircc:months, two-thirds
hWl no OCCUPATION whatever.
rt,r, .oon,, e., In ~, nn,,t., ,,,,,n,,,oa ..
rorf ~ a,,,or " thne W II. u nn a tnn % t9
ess; y vi yss II s y III sas = ssgssss
ot t,'c nalt!mose = ohlo Railroad Company and
1''e ta4'''au ra''"o-.a' e"'npaoS
William Snyder, Frank Berger, and Henry
Kelly, who were II ,eEharge q tGe barge Lasalo
dumped In the river, were yesterday arrested.
Tho owners Of the barge had n contract for
transporting slops from the distiltcrtcs, and,
instcad Of taking the stuff two miles out in the
lake. as the ordinances require, II was allowed
to run out at the mouth OF the river.
Aman named Jerks 1,as anp,cd ,,y ,cttcr In
tho Mayor: % ior permission to reg,nct 81 otl.lamps
n 1ct TX tho for ilctoS thnt tcrtn 81 lin
sity' M and wants to or put np t5c % iamps % to 81 show @
s-S:tait ~ ~ Il NIL. Ns,a. - ~
Mar ~ ~ ~ rornts 1or aw ,as sc
n,,rnnsc' hut viii refet Tia mattar ~ t,o Cnuna
II yiII' p''s' o"' "A '~A '"s '"@'S9' " s1' oouH-
s'.' .....
In reply to = resolution introduced At a meet
Ing Of the COUNCIL, Ctty-Attorney Tuthill has
addressed 70 tho Council q communication de-
cltning to recommend tho appointment Of 4
Prosecuting Attorney for tho West Diylaton, for
tho rcasons Tint tile cty'a business will not long
rctuatn as iarae US 1t IS at present, and Judge
Boydcn, who now attends TO tho e1ty's Police
aud Jns.1ec Court business, la . Woodworking
anu perfectly competent man.
City.Attorncy Tuthill herebv rives nnticc to
thu nrnnrietora Of those inaurancn comnanies
tl,nt orn ,.oI,ircd ~ NV onu,oiiv q cnr ,n,t ~
, 1876-09-22
HYMENEAl.
HF FWINLhl,
&pscia& DstQ4ch to 1ns Tribune,

Spscta3 Dtsta4ch to 7ns Tribune,
DLoohiN0ToN. ILL.,, Sept, 2l.-Frank Hobart,
OF Normal. anu Miss hlary Trimmer, daughter
Of the late jcsse Tstmmor, Of Money Crcok.
who was one of tho wealtlltcst stockucn and
farmers ot Mclean County, we're married this
eyentng,
, 1876-09-22
LOVERS

OF exquisite odors have been delighted with Ds.
rrcu's American perfumes dispensed daily from,
Steele & i'Elcc'4 fountulns al rho Exposition.
, 1876-09-22

Splendid upright and squa,o pIanoa at ratcs to
suit the times. Secondhand slua1c piunos for
sale al unprocedentedly low prces, Lyon s. llealy,
Etstp aad Monroe atFcete.
, 1876-09-22
The Celestial Guilds Known as
the Six Companies.
Their Hold on John Far-Rcocli-
Ing and Tight-Grlpped.
Some Disagreeahlo Results Of tile Con.
neotion Between Coolie and
Company.
Secret Chinese Tribunals, and the I'm.
possibility Of Reaching tho Fig.
Tails Through Our Courts.
Axcidl cbrrt.pondenes 0f TAs Tribune,

8txctd, Correspondence Of TAs Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 15.-snet frequent ref
ercnco will be made TO the "Six Companies"
during The courso Of these letters, that para-
graph or two concerning the powerful corpora
uons known by this mamie will u,aka matters all
the clearer to tho readers Of TnH tribune.
Not 10 understand who and what the Six Com.
panics arc, would bo like seeing "Romeo and
Juliet" without knowing Of that little Uisin-
derstand!ng between the 3iontagucs aud Capu-
lets. II is at all times rather ltGlcult matter
to got On the inside track Of tho Mongollan
racc,-tha motto of tllosu In authority evidently
being, that sccrcsy Is Safcty. But what follows
may be acccptcd rs being ncarly as correct na
the conduct Of Joseph.
Their names, und the number OK mcn bclong-
fng TO each Company on the Coast, are these:
Ming Ycung, OF Yang. ........ -, 900
ltoH WG.... ss....+...... 40, VuV
Kong EhoW, W,...s-....s..+.... .....+...s.. 1ut uu0
sam 1np..s...... 49,. .ssttss..s..sss+-. IL Uuu
Yc1ny ................s....,. 10, 0OU
Ian Wo, or Scee Yup..................,... 1900
, 1876-09-22

bE4uVIes
y. 4. Turpin, A. r. Af,llar, George Scott,
VIM. Hsoss. VII Qvfngton, Vim. j.. I,opo,
s. NJ. Mauro. T. n. Hunu. e. Randolph.
!. i. Arlloid, !. bcidicr, M.W Sherwood.
G. y. Holden, Y. II. HIy2ns. q. II. Howe.
9. Il. Sheldon, lossuh auw, i. /. Hll,.
". II. Wells, II. c. Wright, Il S. Cri,chell,
E.W. B!atchforls. Y. King, a. u. Wright
". q. Holmes, II. z. cnf7ur, Z. Il. Culver.
$. 1I.'Kcsfuot, b. ". PAsr, l.. H.. McCngE,
L. S. Wells, q. r. cnrran, Silaf n. Moore,
\. L. bishop ]. E. M!llre. 4. cheethan,,
T K artsy, tsy, '"AS E. T wsss s5s r. l. Ms"sop :sS
YIN. Osborn, Avery Moore, J.F. Eheriiart,
j. ii. Ktesc, }. ". sykes, il. Whfpplc.
Thomas Dent, 4. Stonu, John A: :fyrtcll,
Francis Eratlley, q. ]. brine, f. Il. fanl,
Lyman jalrd, i. Leonard. Edwin rowcll,
!: I. l'rigss, + Cleveland, II. Waller,
\: A. Riddle, A. !. lInnchctt, Y. Il. bradley,
o.s: A:spraguc, Nobort scoit, G. u. Phelps.
E., J. Warner,
No. $50 WEST WAsnrNoros STREET, Cn,cA-
90, Sept. TO- 1576.-.He&Srs. +. Il. Turrla, VIII
lam Bross, 5. 4H. noore, IT. ". Ht6ard, and
othera-GESTLgMEN: Your communication Of
yesterday Inviting me to deliver Mt my earliest
convenience, public address on ''fllc Bible and
the Public Schaols,' appeals to convictions
which havc lung cherished rs to tic danger tn
the Christian Cause, SO dear to our hcnrts, arts-
Ing from what appear to mo to DO the mlstakcn
il car tlD anything tn preycnt WrUng Issue
from being tnalc, alld thus the Identification uf
Evangelical Christianity with erroneous conccp.
tiuns uf the province oE civil Eoycrnnont,
shall bc g!al t0 contribute NY humble effort.
would suggest that tlIo address be delivered OIL
Sunday nsxt, ut Farwcll inll at . Is 9sloek p nj
Yours truly, Wsl. W. PATTON.
, 1876-09-22
DIsATQQYs,


R0ofIE-John Roche, aged 1B years AMI S
months. Of consumption. Thur6t1ay, Sent. III 1t
tho tces1cncc Of Ills mother, 4jt1 Btatc-Hs.
Funeral on Saturday ut 1U o'clock from St. Maty's
Church by carriages to Calvary.
OALLAGl1AN-On the morning Of Sept. Fl, a. 4
o'clock, Manic, daughter of ratrick and EIlen
cqiiaghai'' asca . 5eat5 months and t1ays.
depot. Allfriends Of tho family aro invited.