, 1876-03-12


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oo, ooi ~ eaI"el aa on tne evenings os al ~
two ,ssrs 49,, ano ane .zas -an .t.andad snd we1
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sssnv "9.sus tra.., anr. and tIrsw floot
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anta1 sya W ~ ~ rteat nh1;c Nav he viii tel
t1ieusaI =; ~ .o IT. P tsi r,ortot f.cts az
us s ha arh.,stnd anI tiaV ranaan RI,
aso 49, pun ~ the - he trsated IN nav
ea'ne pf ~ sontor " oornaa h.cS n na 1stf
:c,, 1,a.3;t,a3 .auu ~ 4f,a ra,ationa of t,,ig.
n Tia stellar universe and vii develop trnint
Of Of thought in some respects widely different
scnurod morn knowIedpo. and is nat ashamed
tn cnnfasa % tbat ha in Wjser now than then
It in much to be- desired that his coming amonc
us vii CAUSE = reawakeninr Of ponnlar interest
should be- the 3 OCCASION. and IL tie sirnal for a
! rally to t}e sunnort nj our ar, nnaorgatf3rr.
| which has a]readv bopun tn ba naeful, nnn univ
| ueeia an ndrouate backinr to make il nower
in the scientific world. SCIENCE is not sectiona
| il ia cosmonotitau in its ranre M il laa the
cosmos tnr ;ta suh;act ond Wa ,.arnot hottar
catabrate thu centeuniat than hy! recementinc
| the new world to the old in a united search for
| knowledge. astronomical and otherwise.
| sp1ulrua11su,
| ftIID1iA AHSnCtatj1u
ists continued their Convention Yesterday. as-
| semh]jng in G,oW,s Hall. an Vest SIaifson
! street. at q. m, The attendance numbered
| about 200 persons Of both sexes. and vas pre-
sided over by o. J. Howard, N. D. airs. Morse,
| of Jotia. M q, p Harris of 81 pan1 and
Can't. I'll Ii. Brown. of Iowa, deliyerad addressed
which, With songs. occupied the time until noon
when recess Wns taken. Upon reassembliur
for the evening session. addresses were made bY
Sueia II, Johnson, Dr' Snm,eI + Mayweil ~
~.
vauIae. and Thomas Cong of Chicnco' The
progress of SpritnaIism. .s Christianity fall
ure and Spirituausm tho destined asyior Of the
.yor1d IN tha ;,nnandin1 icolra1;r;ons 4rs1s
eiy and {. Chr'stianitv re.nonshIa for ali t'9a
inion;ties of the nav, wera faw of the sent;.
mants ,1ttered he tia soaskars AZ ttn evening
session Mr EV wilson waa the nrinc,na3
Speaker. and in nroof NJ his assertion
.hat Christianity was q complete failura
he rafa,Tad IN tia, nraaenf do,noral;zaa
condition ~ soc;atv rneie ;nninc tho nro,n;nont
membar;, Of tha WHISKY Ring Federal of1iriaia
aud hat of err;nc ec.Ios;ast7cs.
The majority OF those present at either session
"ele sgeu aHo mostly spec1aceo men ana
women. appearing lihe those who are to ba met
with at woman suffrage gatherings
The Convention will close this evening.
COLLECTIONS.
The only Office opeu IN the City-Hal1 yester-
day VAS Mike Evaus', where very little cash was
taken in, the rush for paving personal taxes
yesterday $40, 600 to the City Treasurer anu |
$50, 600 to the county. He has paid to the city
altogether $3.50, 000 since be began collecting, |
and Sl55. 0OU to tho county, making SG05 900 II
all. He Will hand in the halance AZ sonn as his |
report Is complete.
David Hallauin, OF the West Side, has COL |
lected nearly S360,000 altogether. OF this !
he yesterday turned over $4,000 to the |
county and S57 600 to the city, besides what he |
had previously paid He also stands ready to /
fs1V a n ards
he can complete his report and delinquent lists.
Mike Evans is still acting. as we'll as Haanin,
and both will continuo to collect until the Goth |
inst
1REE-P1ASrERs AND sunsEnGMES.
The Ttee-Planters' and Nurserymen's Associ-
alton OF the vicinity OF Chicago met yesterday
morning in the office Of the 1Eeste11 Farm
oba;r Mnn s,ee.tleslaen' @ aa ~ D. ansno IN me
hor,nch ran4osan,st,or' "a, - 9o Ta,+n"n;a16
NJ" Faol; Itep,esenssion ~ tne eenIenna
Reso're That in the practice of the members Of this
the repzcin Of al dead trees nj tho e1-
Constitutes su.allmcnt of the coarscr. All trees de-
stroyed by fire. man, or beast anu ill missing trees
ire not to be replaced.
nursery trees be made as the level Of tie ground.
Arrangements we're made lool,nc r. a rrons-
.eceis1og o. tne aeisEates TO tue Nursery, Fruit
snd fiofai culture convention, which meets in
s1ul1 LIS nR6I3NR AQ1QUTQeU.
uEaon1aI, sEny1cE OF PIONEER nrnoyu.y
Tho Rev. John ssewart of tha f1hin confar.
,nca vhosa ias4h ~. ,oats"
'n&e. M "Ioeo ueatn mas sa,1uouaceu M Sesss1oA5, was
'ne OF tue pioneers OF Western Mathodisu. He
!ecama travelling preachor N 1916, and WIS for
fifty years active pastor. After retiring from |
he regular pastorate be removed to thls city Ia
pend tbe evening Of his lifo near hjs sons T
II Stawsrt snI IN par " = staTort ~ go, -.
-: -: :. - 49, e .sS'. ~, !" LIZ aGttte
ministry was mostly N the state ot ONO, though
10 vas missionary pastor IN ttls state hfty~hve
ears ago. when there were but seven Methodist |
pastors in the whole Stata beside himself
as West Indiana street, Tomorrow at p. m.
M memorial disconfse Will ba delivered BY the
tes; Ezsa Al. nosing a. nlShs a. the Ada street
11n1r, .n,,r,rs
Palmer uonse-E. Ki7berc. New Yors:J r, st,dr- :
aker and George Reynolds, South Bend; c. F.