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, 1877-11-06

Annic Miller yesterday commenced action for
bastardy ayatns, Ezra DcfcnbaeI, bc{orc ,JustI,.c
pollak. They cxDrc,.cg ,hc,r ,yf,,rn1nsss IN IN
!olaeu W thoso oohas WHICH a! men arc at''no'i.
ishctl not 10 brcak nsunacr, and tho Juatlcc tied
the knot. Doth wcro formerly Ut Dluc Islurl,
to-, .sa.t., ,..,
wv 'o' '"o 'a'ev,s y. eesoi Pooa.
balls from tho saloon Ut L. biasmnn, No. 20
West Madison street; James Kelley, larceny OF
o,, oycrcoat from, J. ". Petit. Of Nh. III, Hon.
rn,nnn ptreet whtle fea,hin,r in fha iii hi
!lomc; John alurraS. largchy ol coat from
FRANK Kramer, are Locked UP 1t tho Madison
Street stat1oh'
Sunday ptuht Henry Dremncr and ,1ohu Nosx
scy hclped themselves to a horsn mi i.,.rsv 1s
standing In front OF No. III Cnnalm,rt ny,,'is,:'
mud belonging to Matthias Kaln, cOfnrr of Csii,
IN pursuit, and, euItng upon tho bnys. tcy icit
tic rils nnti :.skeIntltlir,li; at Tr"nsv.s,vt,,
strcst. They wule cuptuIet! litter hy C1liiccr i
beilx III evidence thar ticy intended stealing. '
r....,,. - ,,.... - a h'
!nsputS tulect9F Weht 10 look nt christie.
sirrt,t which wax sriz,Yl Srt,Ir,l.v ~. az ,t ~
makju,s rFookwl whisky. Suli,im. * t,m.i ~
inconsistent with sLa,go's explanation Il.at Ju
Tic Guycr1,,t,eot vi,lecIs aIni stanra ara iayfns,
snn ,iist1,sso ~. In s'i.i,a, III iaxs a maf'aG 10y w
.lrSiei 10 riI,s ts at,.r IN "arr ,uaIs. "~ f..
sluneI hoyHe. " A'@
Mrs Annis Purcell failed TO nut In an a1pear.
ahGs Ss1tGraAy l'slofe Jnst1tu faot., st"i Con
stsf,'a LeitlFs,lit VIM discouraged. Inc charge
asunst ain' wy that i.c hull refused 10 return
- ~, Mr" i faIes!l ~! Tsl IT, tl tkcn uss''.
wt,t 81 sttashincnt, ~: It sscH.s t!at tl,e ~oma'.
.lcft'af'ltd tlln 1n0neT bctnfc The Constable hull
leaI"c.l ot tl'u disIN''itttM of thu attachment
sust, afM ni'on us REFUSAL atll lc Eoasenses stcIt
Inflammation thn wo'l'an was Induced by tier
lawyer, wfto duuhtlcss WAS in u aurry fur l,is
tcc, tn obsaln tho Co'Iatablss hrrcst ivf la.ccny
Us batlce.
Ja.uss Barry, a,tas Wallo,r. The uatc.l pntmrr
l1ouar tl!lel, was Yestsrsiay beiotc Justhv Sum,
i,rTIe1I at,! VA i,cl,i II, t.a N sla,tst =,
tic Erlmiuui cvurls Fur lie Iur.cnx ~ .,,u y"
f3,uU worlh Vi x,snls iron. Sirs. Er.ktue, "niy
l.tia ,uors tl'I' l,aIi ii whlc las lsru iecoy.
lust SIS wu1ti1. anI slWu VIZ. mtic.i oEy HIN.
ialau.c aus n,wio IN h. ,cts ii s;tsI md s,'SI
ruh tor he LARCENY .,i arttr.s i,x H.. ~ ,i",se
iit,,ss Mrs 4 Fiji II H. w.sIsr IT, iai.i,es ni1s
Eak,ms, Johu 4. iIuutri, Gail. ill., sui r.
Hargr. UaTry's asc,,,,,llIirc In lin r.,iknr~ -.
EnrIn jew.ss. SIa.gie Hrow,' ~ bas t,;.' tnr far
cluds,l thr detectives, "~e '"aS '"'
, 1877-11-06
THE CITY.



The Sherman Hons Q mas manc ARRANGEMENTS
to Give tic public full news Of the elections tc
nttht
1's'"' .,,
The Council was 70 lfo W "ci" 'Hce'inI 'aAs
evening, Int AZ there nc. -e only Elk Aldermen
night uns agreed to.
III. ro,crcg.t;on NJ tho First prcsbrtcrjan
r,,'.~, ~, 49, .,oo,.ian h,s crcninr y, tho
G'"Fca WI Gtse fs'crAp'' 10 ,.m. ~ =, nv
church, corner Of Michigan aycn.uc and Twenty
first street.
-, ., e.,
Inc temperature Yesterday US "oss,' ~ cu =.
Alnn1s*c, uptfctnn. IS Madison ttrcc.t ntnENB
Bnillneh was at a. M: ~ dcgrccs: ~ % \: M.
ctcr at a. m., a's1; p. H1'. 5.@'
John Il, Drakc's tw cnty-sccun annual game
dinner will br given Mt tic Grand Pacific Hotel
Saturday evening next, nt q o'clock. As in for
Which u largc number of Mr, brakes old frenCs
viii be Invited
a. ..., u.,.,,,. 1,r,,r ~ u, ~
Ns ~. .'oot! 5eslc,s [Mtl.h ~ ~, .., II
. .;o.tH MFcA.sct M!ie ~ ~ ~, .htoNwascn . eo ~
.,on' ,el l.on si,c aock ,,!o IT. s,sSl nsat ~, H
eS tsscct nluEc has III lily, ,na.i n"s1
Laycry again OF, Jry land,
"'e sununs e'sm,nE nn.afn 81 naat, ~ seus a,:,o ~
aEe' vas .akcn s'uen.y ~ u, a Statc s.'css ~
sA,ns ear easeo aor h.n, ann senloyen PIP ,. ,o
baloon on the cprhGt " ratnteEnlM NM ~ nt"t"
S1tetas wnelc nf sen "tee" IT. ,"aaes s aa.St,
~ tne eosooet n1uest ti,G Ju.1 tgtnfnea IT, ,.
ss1a,ct ~ meatn i1"m apnllexY - tte neA!t'
nercnseu ~, ~. e1e WIZ anu I'VE eH'''e" III No'
l'.t' hu'tcF"c'a Street,
It ID alleged That the onack tlnctors of this
city. including most ot tho specialists who nj.
,lrrss themselves tn tic Ynttil. VI tatll sexes,
nnI the clairvoyants who in,l toos ur alt ages
really x, bc blcd, have formed a .'rnpi' with
, 1877-11-06
THE CI'rY-IIALL,

Tile liccnae-recelpss yesterday vere about
3l50
The Ireasuref's receipt. yesterday wnre
$aa,Ss, from Tho Water Department aud S3,oJ7
fro1n tho Comptroller.
The force Of men who have been ut wnrk re-
pairing the crib attempted a trtp Yesterday to
that lake 1aland, and were driysn buck Ly tho
wind aui waves.
Superintendent ttickeY has requested the pub
lsc through tho press, 10 e1crstsu awatcllf,inrss
al thn polls, and all tho ,sotIcr Ia 1Malatanlug
or.lrr and preventing illegal voting.
The Mayor yesterday scat S.46.s, In Eernar.
dina, Fla, for ula relief 0f the yetinH.fcvHr
stricken people Ut that citY. The mIos!cy has
bvca subscribed by the citizens cf Chicago.
Tic atayor has trqurxtn! the Polire Justices
10 keep "Uncn hotlsc ~ all day to-day. and dis.
posc immediately of al nsr*onaar7cstcd Tor lis-
ordcr al tho polls, as,u all pcrsons eiatgca with
fraud IN voting.
TIC city ollccs asr r!oscd to-day, aud the efn
rluyrs arc gwen an opportunity IL yutu and
work for Il count y administration liku unto ttsut
which ONcg nseucA ilIu city IroiIl ruin. Aud
tl"'y lhc c'ap!oyes} will vote that way u u
Hlau.
Tlicrc wcre III deaths last week. Last tnontl.
thesc were 5:si 50 Irss than for September, and
III less thai, iur OctobeI. lB9tt Theirs wsro to
deaths by cUIyuls[otis. III liY lipiltcria, rs tY
trnup, 9 by scarlet lever, ~ b5 dlasE',ca, sa1 ~
hy acCttleht.
Five uew .a*es af kcarlct fever were reported
at the Health Nifco ycstrnlay. Two rases nt
fnls,ut at NJ. Ia. North Peoria atrcrt, aud at u
!!ouAc on West Madison street, fur doors wcst
of California aycalitc.
CItY. Engineer Che*hrough said yesterday that
tle ersnpply of this city arcFAKcd now about
0,OtlOu1 of gallons lvr day, or l0 gullolla per
tiIS HMrA f},}I6 Tim rtGV
, 1877-11-06

Tho lifelong, Radical. now III" Democratic
"n f, hn Of 70 tho
rhtt t1fnn. .iraidacht tfnd.).
Thc New York 7,rihnnt takcs t!,e grnnnd
Tint Secretary Sherman oHEht not to he affected
ono way or another by the uhio. election. IN prc.
aw i Al t,no' h". ,ss not ,e hto % ecstnn
n r. eyhlence thnt tho people .ietlre the repeal Of
Tho nc""mptlon "et'-D"6agae Telegraph tin't,.
After nil tho talk of "Dcnocrnts md
Mssesn n oec 4 !. found that The President as
onnmcnlcd by the Republican. ui tho teeiicn 10
1o1, %,o "d1eeoiJsrs III tSe eoan.y: t'' Docs ,hIs
lnok IKE tnEning tlc country n.ct to tho Dcnocta.
cJ'-Efa"ssa's tiad.) journal tHtp.}.
:, a. with Lincoln, tho rlain people arc will,
thase nye,: whoever nay 10 asa'nnt him. is !. ong
greed of rfofes.lenal politicians nnl 10 1nnke i
i: enGx he .sre y oq sye
saEaeity. Tie knows w!'st the i.ople think and
G' tsea.,. ."' pe0''' "''@-'''fa ~ ~ f'*'a''
.As for tho men who put their ambitions
scheme Of q Republic baeed npon an owning and
sn anue onea 1 eas' q 10 the arb.fa'nc"t Of arH: We
s s to 2i sit:9y hs W. 'a r.e t. n Il. s Chm
agalnst which not only ve. bnt iii tae tendeneies
possibility Of achievement that W. have n, nrcti
tn tannt them with The completeness Of iis over-
thr0T. and may, without tarnlahtnR our nwn lay-
alty even romptfmcnt them for their bravery ami
del!ty to forlorn hopc Let these years af recon.
c!laton show to The wurll Tint tfie treasure and
blood was mt expended In ra!n that destroyed tic
hack 10 allegiance 10 The principles IL the Dcciafn.
ttnn Of 1ndepcnsence tho people who only became
alennted from us in denying them. t'itAingtVn
~. ca linton (R<p.l.
Mr.. Wil1iam Lloyd Garrison il ono Of
those rcisntte.. Rcpnbcans who cannot sec my
thankful TINT slavery has been al,ostled hut he IL
not willing that tho UniDn thaf he restored and
u place 9f .se.ona
cannot he conquered. md that the United STATES has
no siEh 10 acquire territory by conquest In order
IT, adyanGS onss elass r. elzcn*, he blacks c
ts9n OF exemplary, punishment for the sin OF ro-
volt. and be wot net ali ttIcre suffering down a.
nfaaEht IN pai!!ation OF their crimes: LID il in
tent ani Mnr, rntsIer than the exhibition of that
naxnaniniitv and mercy that will breed brothcr,y
era aS 'snc i J. y b. .ascy a., thss e
dstph.a Inqu'rtr (Hrp.).
There il no "backing down " by the Pres
tdent o. hs Cabinet III The explanations that they
Eiyo that tl'a tCtvi1scryecl order psohtblte r's'
9s,ses 5n,s fsn mpskin political speech " yoing
for wcek o. twos this wond bo sttch M inlcrfcr.
encs With tho dtscharRc Of his Official slutlct a.
for him to make tpccchr1 in I'M, ncaF iis own cty
ut ench times ~ mt 10 taka him away frum tho
daily performance OF hle duties a. otlccr II tbs
orics. II le enn,e time, II The people aso a. joaI.
nf Official interference with thur po1ftica( a.
fhts ~ i she latc, history of the crnblican party
dent TO. ot.1ce!Ioiders 10 exercise tic privilege
sooi ~ 3 3osf ss",ag anyE o a shsp WV
, 1877-11-06

Tho Custom-fIouso will bo closed to-day.
The night ot'ro will bo kept open.
Election returns will 10 received at the shcr-
man House Exchange tonight.
The regular monthly meeting ct tho Nursery
and lIalfOrphan Asylum will bc held thia
morning At 10:30.
". q. baltimore vii! lead tho Gospel temper.
aneo meeting In Lower Farwcll 1lall at 1880 this
cventng. George ". Sharp will lead tho noon
day prayer.meclIng In Lower Farwell IfaiI to-
day. Subject: "Wilt Thou lie Made Wliolel't
Tns Tn1nrsE Home Club givp their Prcsl.
~. m. at tho Sherman Elollsc parlor. ,Thcir
regular monthly meeting Wilt bc Thursday ut )
p. m IN the club-roon, with parlor entertain
tnent Friday cyenlng at U y. m. sharp.
, 1877-11-06

,hc wort. uf;oanc, ,nco,,p,, :, ,,o,o ,,, a, .,n
cnssf u tho'vhs ~, M, WIZ .,,hII" ,It1 H. hs
s,,rfr.t ~ "t,rs,'el ,nrc,t,~. % NV ',''~ '~"
:rhc Wcr NJ H.. ~ i,,oo,t,,,,,,,. e.;,1
th.t NJ. ,,,nn,craffnn and ,rtnrn.t VAN ia, in'
ctca.nr, c,, m e"'S'VEA'''" i'll" '"'''e'' "e'o III
Thc i,cv. Mr. H,mt,a,,- of Ero,,woo, r.,
poris., ono a,ilon hr lst;e9 - Ia ia tl|sk' Thr
i,raver.m"ct;n~s wcer ,trrc,s,nr e ~ tsicrc.t
ani many xluicr. If ,.,ns. .tnn,,m't ~ wers
brtnr @ % ar,';,sci t"ne,iytv for % thr cs,,sc % "'''
III Il. II. Eyerts nsae n inv MIDI. remarks.
and snotr fnynrnt,y ~ flentfcv'. ht.torr nj III
Vapti.t ,!cnun Inati,,n Of ttis ciiy.
I,r. t,wrn. ~ the f;,,vrrtl,y r1a,c t.turrh,
rrr,rfetf rtch, .,cw ,nrml,rrr lar SUNDAY
Three were Gy bnptlsm anil ira by letter. ia
saw a hrrItcntnw n t,rn.nrcts ,r,;t cnco,,rnrc.
mcnt in l,,s WIKI. fe7'~>'s *'>' Wv
Tim Kcy. Mr. Williams. nf ST. Chns1es eat,t
that his charge yns nn,.,,crtn, The ct,11rrrga.
lion, which lad l,cen .iiri,i.d against itrcf. VA
now laimrinr viii, great linatlim,sy of spifjt,
Tbs nraycr.ttscc,tnrs were we'll attcnicu, and
thc .y,,1frernt1nn waa tncrcntjpg. iin Ind m.
ccyctl fo,,, * rso1,e tast SUNDAY. u eiaht during
thc iast two nontl,s. ''>' - - y =
Tin Hcr. Air. CLARK. of the South Church. said
TINT there wc,c encouraging features IN hfs
work. ile Ind received three ncrsons dnrtur
thc moutI,, o,,c t,y letter, Tho saGts III schoui
was growing.
, 1877-11-06

I1lE CltEDlI MOHELIER.
The Credit Afobltcr which mas organized to
build ind equip tho Union Pacific Railroad los,
as IS well known, gained Immense proflts for Its
members, but cxnctly how much has never
comic to light. From rood authority the In
danapolIs Jonrna! Is able to aiatc that the prof.
Its growing ont of tho building Of that road wilt
not vary much from tic enormous sum Of $900,-
0o,0o0 The gentleman from whom this tntor.
nation WIS derived Is well acquainted
with tho Gust Of raitroatl-builling, having
been engaged, Indirectly. In that busi-
ness Tor many years, and h1 says that
tacro aru nU thirty miles Of roal anywhere
from On,aha to San Francisco that cost ulurc
tf.an f;A.UU0 per n1fls to build. For hundreds
OF miles tho work Ut construction wns VERY
light, md tic entir0 line, On an average, did not
cost to exceed $!!0, 0o0 m!le. This, ho says, 10
IN outside estimate. tue very limit OF possibility.
By iuycniousy hnrping upon the Immense lallor
necessary To luy tho track over tho Mountains,
tho managers az the enterprise succcolc In &c.
curing Novcrnent ata 10 tho extent Of S47,O00
per mile. Tho fact 1s, our informant stated,
that Nature had provided roadway over tho
mountains, and the work tu be accomplished
was not much Ercatcr II any, than Ia 10 be found
III Indiana ur illinois,
, 1877-11-06

Fol!sYTdlI7Nov; 8, nt ea ook;av., Of mem:
Ycnrs months and 70 days.
Funeral at Mrs. KoIloR9'a at 3 o'clock ., m,. /.
Nov. U. Frcnds arc invited.
KEAN-sudtcnly on tho 9th Inst. OF paralysis
Of tho heart. James Kcan, IN tho ith year Of hle
age.
Funeral from hts late residence. 13Da nuster.
carriage tn Calvary. Frlends arc Invited.
EW Syracuse pnpcrn please copy.
KYAN-Soy. 4, Ut 314 South MQrVan.st., Mary,
wife Of John Hyan. aged q! years. hativc OF Glover
field, County Limerick, Ireland.
Funeral from her Iata residence TucNday. at 10
o'clock Il. n.. BY earn to Calvary Ccn,etory.
DEWEr-At Irving Park, ILL.,. Buntlny morning,
Nov. 4. 1n77, at 1 o'clock, George Washington
Dewey. Youngest son Of Washington Dewey, agcd
s years and II days.
eae~ sandusky (o.) Rtaisttr plcase copy.
FliELpS-Sov. I. Nelson +. Phelps, aged 30
years.
Funeral at ! o'clock p. m., Wednesday, Nov. 7,
from l0rI Wahasll.nv,
t1r Cleveland to.} and New York papers please
copy.
spooSER-In Bataria,. ILL.,, Nov. 4. j. N.
6pooncF, aged ~ years, formerly Ut Springfield,
Mass, and father of F. E. spooner, Of this city.
, 1877-11-06

The Sheriff goes to Joliet Thursday with q
batch OF his boalslcTs.
The Criminal Court calendar for tho month
embraces seven cases OF murder.
.Scanlon. the jail prisoner who complained
before tho late Grand Jury that tho County
Physician had neglected him In biz sickness,
says be wa& mistaken, or the JURY waa. He
wears heaa that u terribly cut up BY police
mans club, aud hs says he Intended " con-
, 1877-11-06

LI-INGRAl1AM-Soy. ., at say
brook. Conn.,, tho lion. Lyman Ttnmbull mud
Aiss Mnry j. 1ngrahnn. No cards
si11ELDS-TuRSEK-On Thursday evening"
Nov. !, nt the residence OF the brldca parcnts BY
Tho Roy. WaYlaaa ltoyt, y. D., Waller A.. shirlds
8pcncer Turner, Edo, Of BROOKLYN.
, 1877-11-06

Tbs annual meeting OF the Chicago Law IN
stEtuta was held yesterday afternoon In the Law
Libsa1y, President Robert HeEYey In the ehalr.
T. B. Sherman Secretary pro tem., and was well
attended. The Presidents srpo1t was first
read, showing 9,443 volumes In the library.
Nine hundred aud si1ty-two volumes had bssn
, 1877-11-06


To the Edttar Of Tht Tribune.
CHlcAao, Nay. h-sty attention tlas lust hecn
called q The aceount ln your paper VI Saturday
Ut an "ihtcrvicw," In Which min credited with
MlnllttfuY that tho only 0hIect Of an "nInnt.
bus iGtst Ion Hhich WIN then having drawn
was to make fees Tor atturnsYs. Tho reporter
lIa$ entirely mistaken my meaning. The xuh-
staslcc u tho c',hvcrsatfbu waa to sht,w why II
WIS tnprc EXPENSIVE fur Receiver to wituI up
MI ess.to tltan It would be for an individual
without supervision 10 tlo thc same thing. Unc
rtux''H IHrilt10Nctl Waa tho Hcccssitv IT applying
10 Cunst for orders, .iccrecs, etc, which sniinot
Le lot'e wittDat the Intervention Vi lawyers.
TIE petition tu question cs1veEs variety Of nut
tiers, and was lntGntled 70 prevent expense by
nrotnr'n1 sltrectloh H. Us many matters as wils
practicable tn onr order. 4 similar ureirr had
already tarn abtaIacu by the Receiver u the
state Savings. lid not tulend to erittc!ac
ctthgr Inv yers In general 0r mi uwn attorney IN
particular. Ferr respectfully, eic.,
'. A. frar1N, Receiver.
in THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS MkcHAH-
1ts' nAv4Xas-uAAk CASE,
npetitlo" WAS lilcl Saturday bY tt.u Receiver,
i. ID. Ward, asking to have certain attachment
sit!ts ly sIlcllael thornley, against tbs bunk,
t;cnEst ChaEtllcr, tieorgu II. tiage. a,lI Jan,cs
u. loopcr, c'iolnet. Tho luoiinn fur Injunction
ca1ne up le!oEe Judge Williams yesterday
lnotnlng, null All Injunction was granted with.
out a',y argument. NuFt0n Eutscs uppcarcs1
1or tiuFn'ley. but cO1tcntcu himself With taklps
III exception to tue Orurf. "
, 1877-11-06


HEADQUARTERS HALtOT.tfox GuAnDs, FtNsr
DtvteiuN. Hfner0t trifr No. =: !. Captains III
Wards ars expected 10 aso particular vigilance ~
to rcTcatsrs, mud to furnish ladEca TO Iii liuarIa
dBly aathnrixetl to receive the san.s. They must
instruct tIer Lcnts,sant. Of Errclncts FULLY % 10
tta usc Df .skccte, ETC.. a will be huld re-
sponsIh!c tor ul inatterH tran4plfinE In their !der.
cnt precincts election. .dhy. Tally y.slcctA 10 10
returned to IepHb'!can Headquarters a. soon ~
polls arc closed. with all other Information necss.
4afy.
= Lieut.. .col: 1!ichard Iiraa!ey viii sssaesl. his
whtc!. point all Captains IN tho Fourth aud Fifth
Wards. aud Towns Ut Lake and l!Ydc tatk. will
report at cast once every three hours, by telegraph
tran.piriag events. Citizens In hls di.trtct WHO
aye -horses, OF horeus aud Iukg1us To spare,
will ob,ss thu cause bY rcpurtlny lhe same ior
duty to Col. Bradley, who will issne commissions
~ a!is.
Thu commanding oflcor vii, have his hca,lquar.
terra IT Republican Headquarters, Nh. luH wash.
nston street, ut which alf otcsr. not excepted In
thc preceding paragraph will relort, caplnInu
win report any negligence IN tho part Of su6on!,.
natcs. :.
!. ttcosgo ltuuahtan II hurgby nppointel MaJus
In chnr9s af thr Fifth Ward. ltY attirfof
l.. +, jAtpBA.
Colonel Commanding Firh Division Ballot. l5os
%inards.
FuANK u. MARSHALL, AlJutanl.t;enera).
, 1877-11-06

Duck Il Hayncr'h malt conel mixture is = simple
remedy for 4lu1ts aAI children.
, 1877-11-06

Sp<tiai Nsndtch to TIC calcago Tribune.
KEoRuK, 1a., Nov. 5.-An agreement has
been entered into by which the Missouri, Iowa
Il Nebraska Railway is to extend Its line
from Alexandria No., to this city,
anil make this Its Eastern terminus. The City
Council at its meeting Tonight granted thu
right Of way, and depot mud sltletrack prtvi-
leges, and bonus Ut several tlsuusaIld dollars.
Thu Company expects to tIave its ttnlua rum
tllng III here bY tie 15th Of December.
, 1877-11-06
The RESI- 3AAEnM.

studebaker Drus. Manufacturing Company, 1o1
and 153 Wabaah avenue. hare received from, the
State Board OF Agriculture diploma certifying 10
tho award made them at the Stato Fa!r this ycar OF
tho prExe for tue best wnrnn exhibited.
, 1877-11-06

VI ------ 0WEtI otEHlSt
Tho odor Of Dr.. Prices unique perfumes il truly
rich. fresh, and eowcry. They delight all who art
fond Of sweet scents. Try them.
, 1877-11-06

n,1tlcd by purchase, and eeventy-fvo by Gift.
Twcnty-t, vo new members Ind Joined tho itssu-
ciatlon, m aking total membership at 3G7.
Two mcnll, ers hare been called away By death.
| Twenty-Five shares Of stock haze bcch forfeited,
| ayi the names NJ tho members holding tltcm
stricken iron, tlc roll. The income Ut the H.
s.ttu,c il,c paat year Ina been s. ~, and tho
disbursements s5.S's.... The s,Isn ot $a,s4,s1
ieaI., 1 @ mi sAi:S.5 tor cur current It" expenses n
The ptoErty of tho Institute Is ,uycrcd
l,v Insurance 10 TIM amount Of *5, 900, placed IL
twelve .litTrtcnt companies. j. L. sca1nmon
atuf Tile Him. isaae u. Arnold have l,ccn ma,ic
honorary members Ut the Institute. Tic report
thin closed with 4 hatHtsUnt tribute to Mr.
.1uires ;osentlat, for eleven years tho Librarian
Of Tho Institute.
The secretaty's report WAS also read. hut It Is
conta t'cd in the renort Of The President, with
the exception of the Item that 1855 tau been
paid for insurance. '
The T5casl,rcr's report showed:
Balance on hnnd at tho beginning Of last
rear ..'ta II,
I.es anti Instruments. '''''''.'.''. '.''.. U. 100
Tosal....:.- -. ....."........... ....s!, 80
onf.,ana 'a'anss en ''rs ~ aa a in:acnts so
nf which Ia rrul mbly good. ............. Il, 900
The Trcasurcr'a report sfawc,l tho acccsssons
to tt!c Library, bnt the totals nrc included IN
the Presidents rct 'ort.
The following OF lee5s % wsro tflen elected for
First Vicc.Presit!cnt, John D. Wilson; sc,nil
vicc-I'resEdent, u. FL. Darnum; Treasurer. ".
ii. Holden: secrctat y, George A.. Foliansbce j;
Librarian, v. /. Cuir er.
Mr. Packard l1IYctt that Mr. Julius RosclthaI
bc !nac III, llunorary member.
Mr.. hotcntt'al mode stly thought he Ind only
done bis 'l,,t}, AMI! Wis he'd to decline The prot
Tin isr"a,ient ernta,, nj that TIN b,nor ,v,,,ta
, 1877-11-06

Mr. Robert Harris, President Of the Chicago,
Burlington t. Quincy Railroad, returned from
Dustou yesterday, where he hns been attending
to the rcgn1ar monthly meeting Of tho hoard Of
Directors which WIS held there Inst Thursday.
Mr. Harris statca tlat tic only Important mat
ter trnnsactGtl by tho meeting was the ac-
ccptanco Of tho resignation Of Mr. W. H.
Strong. General Superintendent. the rcstgna-
ttrI, to take effect Der. Ii. As nircaly stated,
Mr.. Strong has accepted the appointment OF
Genera! Manager Of tho A.ctison, Topeka il
Santa Fe Kailroatl lis will assume the duties
q his now position nbout .Fan. /, 1873. Mir.
Harris was ycry not-conln,nn!cattvc rs regards
the future management Of llls road, mud dis.
claims any knowledge as to what is to be
done to I'LL Mr. Stron9's position. From what
can b. lcarncd Of other parties, however, who
Ought to be well posted oil tho Cnmpany's nf-
fars. there remains hardly doubt that the po-
e!tton OF Gcncral Superintendent will not bc
nllctl for tho present, but tlat Mr.. G. Z.
Perkins. ylsc.rresllent of t''u road, who las 70.
considered hts determination to rcs!gn, WILL
nave lcrc from Burlington and I'LL Mr.. strong's
position Until tic next annual election, wfvh
takes place in the spring. At that time another
struggle lot the control Of tho roa.l will tnko
r1ace between the Forhcs-rcrklns and the Joy
lIarrls parties, OH the result Ut which The Sc
lection Ut tho managers will slrpcnl. It now
looks ~ II tho Juy'liarHs side will utn..
, 1877-11-06

the tIll OF Martin Cnync'e snloon, curtcr Of
tinlst"'l ntHl iarksnn streets, took Il change IT
venue TO tn.tt e Seuly, hnl was held In S7Wl
IN,nlls u tho Criminal Court.
, 1877-11-06
DR. Y. 4. TURF


Receiver Of the Fidelity Savings Bank. filed q
petttton yesterday tnornn. setting ont that
among tho assctAof tho bank are real estate,
and mortgages, atId trust-t'eeis, etc. Some Vi
tho real cstatc Is tnclmberct. ard sales will
soou be made, anI tho Receiver wants
to be allowed to bid Ia tho prop.
crty at euri, sales, II necessary
10 protect the l,a1ks interests. lie also desires
10 DC allowed to bid In any property, II ncccs-
sary, Mt my Judgment sale; to employ surh
clerko and experts US in hts Judgment inay to
necessary: to pay insurance. saxcs. nuke neces-
snry lenses rcnalrs. oolain abstracts Of title 10
the property of the bank. 50 that It cai1 bc more
nslralsta9cously aotl; to employ agents to sell
thc rcaf estate, paying not lnorc tltum 2at< per
cent commission; employ nttorncrs, and lny
rcrtaln claims ho fur labor and rcpars, not cx-
rcctng IN MI st;0O, as,d a1so audit any cnlm no.
exrcc.,ing 500 which existed against tho banx
ut thu TING ho took possession. Jndgo Moore
Eraco,,siy llstciled to tllcsn numerous requests,
un.l granted thcni all without hesitation.
The Arst monthly report NJ Dr. Turp1u shows
rs fulows fur tho period bctwCcn 3cut. 20 nnl
Oct. 81, fDclusiyu: