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NOTICE.-NEW Sc EPIES.-The "Cen-
~ tral Loan Association" offer for sale
800 shares of stock in the 7th series, first
payment of 81 per7share can be made TO the
Secretary at any time on or before tue 10th
inst. Books now ready. apply to
ID. I. HAWKINS, Sec'y,
may5-10t. No. 4OI Market St
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OTICE.--Is hereby given 10 all persons
IN whose business or occupation requires
a State license for the present year (ls77)
that the same is due and payable on the
first day of June. at the offices of the Clerk
of the Peace for New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER.
Clerk at New Castle.
NJ. A, j. SPRINGER
Deputy, No. 3Os w. Second ST., VIII
may2- I'm
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COR SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
l. Large sale of first class furniture to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock consisting
of hair cloth parlor suits, walnut chamber
suits, cottage suits, bureaus. bed steads.
tables. care and windsor chairs. lounges,
Ingram and rag carpets. Also queen and
glassware and other articles TO numerous
TO mention. DRAKE Il COYLt.,
IL No. 4 E. Fourth st.
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NJ Office TO DELINQUENTS OF CITY
IN and School Taxes for 1876. We the
undersigned having rendered bills and sent
postal cards and having called several
formed our part under the law and if no at
tention is paid to this we will proceed to
collect by making lcvies. Those who wish
to avoid the costs should call and pay. We
do not propose to pay to the city the taxes
of other people. nor do we intend our SURF
ties to pay them for us.
Offices No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King.
Hours from a. M, TO II m, from to 8
and TO = p. m. +. PROVOST,
Collector for N. District,
K. FARMAR,
may5-tM Collector for s. District
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OTICE.-ANNUAL MEETING The
~ sixth annual meeting of the stock
hoiders OF the Central Loan Association"
inst. at the office of he Secretary No. 4OI
Market street at Z II O'Clock. Amendments
TO the By Laws will be acted on. Auditors
Will submit ther annual report and an elect
tion OF officers and directors will be held.
may7-5 ID. u. II wilkins Sec,v
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Rum is the curse of mankind, but
Kings Good Samaritan cough syrup is
the peoples friend.
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BY TELEGR APH
FROM OYER THE CABLE.
THE WAR CONTINUES.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE

ny Telegraph 10 the GAZETTE
LONDON, ENG, May 8.
A dispatch from Bucharest says the
Turks, without declaring war, have COM
menced the bombardment of Kalafat, in
Roumania. The Roumanian batteries
are replying successfully.
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and Cos,sserc's'.

n,,, ,,seroN, Del, May g, 9, y, ,s57; X.
|sts slocE CLAYTON I.ton House Building.
EpbEtS.SIn1 ys'QI QUOTATIONS.. p.l
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'iSsssInAklN,,

\ lSesIS"iAaik.lNG.
SsSisilIly. F1ssssse,s cutting and fitting
ss,ss MSS WORK 9 and lowest rates
los Mo NarSI. ?. j. CANNON.
"rket street, tSd floor J
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nj OTICE.-1O9TH DIVIDEND-The Di-
IN rectors of this Institution have this
day delared dividend of three per cent for
the last six months payable 10 the stock
holders or their legal representative on or
after the 18th inst. BY order
w. NJ. BELL,
Bank of Smyrna, May 8, 1871. Cashier.
may4- -4tlaW6W
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NOTICE.-Additiona trains Tor New
IN Castle during May Session of Court
Will leave depot at $40 u. m.
H. F. KENNEY.
may5-u. Superintendent
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TIIMNIGToN MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, Del. May 8, 1877.
,asiions al the Brandywine Mills for
-eNNrt C--.I.. Gnrrnciad IlaiIn
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FIRST EDITION!
THE COUNTY COURT.
Opening Of the 0ye- and Termi,er.
First Days Proceedings.

JUDGE HoUsToN's CHARGE TO ,hs
GRAND JURY-THE UNFINISHED CALL
ENDAR-BoNDs FORFEITED, &c.
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y Ea Do O. Try. KUNKEL's BITTER

bottles. Sold by druggists
leaeh .serywhere. E. F. Kunkel,
Pisoi, PisaI.., 70 259 North Ninth street,
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Iourt re-assenbied ut 8 o'clock, and for
nearly tw" hours was occupied u, nLle',,s
important. .Emate.s gIoAiug Out Uf last
Term.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
LOST |!

oST, ABOUT AUGUST SECOND, AN
la .rieaD-made gold SrEM-WlND-
Ea WATCH, g. Ii. Read. maker, Marion.
Y. j.. the numb being 72,Si7. and on the
a.e. United States Watch Co." The watch
had small black iron ehuin attac sed. Any
person leaving the same at this office VIII De
literally rewarded and no questions asked.
Eureka. Sept s, lS7. ssprs-u o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Palisade Coal Mining Company.
n O TIC f.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of the above named Company will oe
held a the flee Of thu Company. in paIis-
ade. on edssssiaS. January 4. 1878.
ut o'clock P. N. OF said day. TO, the elect on
of Five Trustees, to serve for the ens,il 4
year. Also, that Section Third % the BY.
Laws b. am nded TO READ, That the Annual
Meeting of the stock khs'aers. for he Eleetion
# Trustees ard the transaction of general
business. shall be chang II rom the second
Saturday in Ju'y To READ the first Wednesday
in anuary Of each year"
O. II. 2. BAILEY, Sec'y.
Pslisade. Dec. =. lS77. ds
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
CIVIL ENcINEE Err

NJ WESCOATT, CIVIL ENGINEER
IN. and United States Deputy Mineral
surveyor, Eureka. Nevada. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. Office in Clark's building, up stairs.
corner of Main and Clark streets.
Eureka. October 2. 1877. o3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29

Fine horses, Concord coaches, experienced
drivers, and excellent accommodations.
Eureka Office at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office.
N. C. REVEAL. Superintendent.
SAM'L COOPER, Agent at Eureka.
mvf5.ff
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EGAL BLANKS, OF ALL DESCRIP
i tions. printed 70 order at the SENTINEL
, 1877-10-30

The annual meeting OF the Citizcns' Aesocla-
lion will take place at their roou,s, Nos 80 and
81 Merchants building. at 3 3p. m. to-day.
There wilt be meeting OF the American
Homo Association at the Sherman House club
rooms At 2p. m. to-day. Members arc requested
to be punc.ua1.
The Flower Mission will meet Is ,sual at C3
washington street Tomorrow morning, tho ID.
tiles having decided to holt one Moro meeting
before closing tl,cir work for thu season.
There Will l,o d mass-mcctng this evening at
West Twelfth Street Turncs-lIalI OF nll tho
trad s-llnUn1sta Of tho cIty for tho nurpuae 1f
hiding the cigur.makers' strike Of New York
City.
Mrs. Alice II. Putnam wilt farm d ctass for
otlIcrs III the tho lry aud practice Of Frocbei'a
kinucsEarteu system Friday, NOV. 10, ut 8
o'clock: III Room - Hershey 1Iali Building, No.
81 Matlfson street.
n. o. baltimore will lead a Gospel temper.
pcranee tiGctlrg 1T LOwcr Fnrwcll Ilal, at 1850
this evening. Elder ". c. Willing will lem! tho
regular nnontlay pray y~r-mtctIng 1T Lower Fur
well Hall to~uay. Subject: "Chrlst's Power
to Saye.n
1fse Small hoy - Is the announced ttemo OF
Mr. John Hat'bcrtan's lerturu ut Farwcll Ifnll
next Thursday nig@t. Mr.. nabhertou Is tic
author Of tf.use uhcnoincually pon,llar books
i" "tlelen'S Bahtcs nttl ''Jer,clIo IsDalt." The
snlc NJ scnts commences ut Jansen, McCluEg l.
Co.'s thls &n0rHiug.
, 1877-10-30
RAILROADS.

RATLHOAD OFFICIALS IN COUNCIL.
Several Important raflroatl meetings will DO
ish at tho tirand pactEv Nute' In this ,ity dur
inU tic week. Tho first Of theso Is thu regular
monthly meeting between tho General Freight
Agcnts and tho managers Of all tho inst freight
1incs except thosu running over the Pcnnsyl-
yanIa ruals. These meetings arc ttsunlly bctl
ut Rochester Niagara Falls, or Dli1uEo, but tllIs
ono Is held In thfs city To enable tho Gct,eral
Freight Ascnts to attend to other meetings nj
which ti!r:r prcsencc Is required. This gather
Ing comm cntes to-day, anl will probably Inst
until to-naurr.,w night. Tho husIEcss to be
coassts merely In auditing tho accounts Of the
various lines aurtnG tio.lnunth,
IA suon ~ tlo above meeting llas concluded
rs la1ors thc t'encral Managers and Gencsu
Western roads will hold joint scssIon viii, tho
managers ani Commissioner of the New YoEk
publ. to rccrise tho report Vt the Committees
appointed At a meeting he'll tn this city some
ts , aGg ;s,i. ior te u Hrposs ot asslsnE plum
lltlcs among tfIclf various cntnrcttuns. Sew
cra PROPOSITIONS have bce,I ulac, but - far tho
rostls hare eccn unable 10 nuree upon pan IN
roads. who do not like tu have thclr buslt,cxs
measured out to them hy the Commissioner Ut
thu New York poal. It u uns!vrsoou ttlat tho
COMMITTEE llas prepared 4 new pIan iur
setttng the llllEculty, which Il is believed vii! bu
allupecd amt ttftHi ~ TIL experiment. Tne plum
ts tIat i'ut1lio, Suspension Bridge, pIttsburg,
Columbus, atl CinsintIatl bc ll,a.u tho rcscrt-
lya trEI'in! Ut the New York ps1ol lines. 1'lIcn
ti's business arrlvlng ut tboss points ts to be
Ttitse Eoals will take tho business to Chicago
o. Ut. Louis, where II IL a4lIn subliyilcl alnong
the various Western lfncs. THIS Is oyh!eutiy q
,ysEy sopiSated IT, pvSs .! business. a"4 Il ID
cGRafIjllY tor any l4uutlt tbf time It tla.. link
, 1877-10-30

m., from No, go 11netnrr.a hv carriages 10 Cal.
vary Friends ara invited to attend.
rKAlktSNTDHE--1n Cincinnati. D., on the
onth. Ada llracklnFTdgc.
Funeral from lhc rcaidencc Of her father, No.
44a South EAna-st. on Wrtinestay the :tist.. Mt 1
ne1ock M, by carriages 10 lsosehtlI. Ftsenda Of
the family sec ihvitcG.
tNNcine(nnatf and East Saginaw papers please
cDpY.
nEAMfst1-Oet of, Infant daughter OF Abraham
8. and NtilEo II Anfsl..
Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 40. from tho residence,
"a Charles place, At 12 N.
o'NEfLt-At the residence Of her brothes.in.
U'Neil. aged ycars , months and 10 da5s.
Notice Of funetnt hereafter
, 1877-10-30

Fpsetai ftsateh 10 TAs CAiegQ1 7tsbnAA
GRAND RAPIDS, Mleh., OFT. 20.-Natunlay
night Ut Silver Creek lurec Ut 600 n,en l,ega,,
the tearing down anil rebuilding Ut tA9 Drtrolt
i Milwaukee Railroad Compauy's bridge oyer
0rand River III this ctr. Tile uId bridge was
woodcn.trusa structure. The new hrlgc Is ut
this plalc.ctrlsr style, Of Iruu. It. ii ITO feet
long, composed Of hvr Aa,1s ract. 100 fcut long,
aud two that are eagh sju feet ione. TIE taal
weight VI the structure, exclusive Ut ties and
rails, IL about 10 tons, each Ut tl,v long sIars
weighing little Hore than fusty iona Tho
truck on this bridge, was rasc.t between six ami
seven tert, Whlch necrAAltates tlr sustng G1 ttle
approaches uu the tlotnK u work Equivalent tn
gEa.liug i.kD uE l,Au fret uf roail-
bel ~ aycraEr u three iect. Thu Grey
execution of 1--we hours last night, when thu
wnl blew gaIc. AMI the new bridge wax csn,-
plctetl ready fur u3c vt o'v!uek tullEgbt, Tic
spsns Wcrs atl dntshcd Ut tbs nclr.lt BFi.lgu
and Iron Works, aINl weTs lnoseu ready II, st
up ln tleir respective rlaAe. in thc bridge.
building That such feat s,as been a.c,lt,.-
pltslle1. and IL, hence, something notable.
There xctu no aeriiruta Or ui,shap4, and tho
new bridge IL one ~ the inrst III The kS,ate.
Tbs total eost Of the improvement is ahuut
&t0,NA Chief. EnStneeE s!aann uni slastcr-of-
Company. superintendent ttle erection vi tho
structure, assisted by President Popc, supcIin.
tcIsIeHt Rubspsou. anu Engineer Baker, Vi tl,o
detroit Bridge Works. President aud Receiver
TruwbTtdge and Superintendent Cullaway, Ut
the Detroit X Milwaukee COMPANY, al4u gave
their ptssonas attentlun to the work. aud urc ul
e!ated NJ the sucxest ot ~ lluluIrtaut AMI ull-
usual III undertaking. It IL estimated thar ths.
bsiuxu will e41lly sustain ten tiMcs tue weight
that ever will he placed Oh Il.
, 1877-10-30

SATURDAY afternoon the residence OF George
E. 0lbbs. No. sil West Washington street, Was
entered by burglars, who got away with SONG
Us worth Of rlptl!ng anil jcwclry,
Newman Huntington wss beforc Juttfrc Sum-
mcrtlcld yesterday charged with brutaily bent
tng Robert Oliver an tnnato of the Newsboys'
!lon c, OF Witch institution Newman Ia lin
ttor, The. buy vas badly cut about lie
head, and exhibited large hickory s,ick,
WITH which tic, lTattug was done.
Iarr'nston p'eMied thas the boy vas
incd uuly Is. but this Will servo us Il reminder
tn !!In, mt to Use such dea.Ily weapons as q
hickory club.
Maggie Drown still conttnncs at liberty. not
w!tstand!ns the rxert'oHa that have hce,s sna4is
u esntufe her. There lIave been nu further de-
yc!opnents In tf'r c''ss sayo, t'at about s1,0OD
worth VI ths stoleta property lIns lhcu identified
~ ~ beaonEing to tirorgc II:noIA, the actor
!, ~; l3,,,' toi,Le.y !, tuck pl4s. b. Scw York
aa " aoat "tr! ty wr tp ,h. i motshk beekwt
!!ot identical viii. Nelllo is,cr, Nellie Tree, or
Susan Wright. Barry eontlnues ha sctcet'ec.
Jasl lsio doea not a;ree with him. und Yesterday
Dr.. dunno attcut1cd Alm for Aulne Internal Ill
mt1t.
pAHRr-nHowx,
EoMe further information was gained OF The
tSryy' ttSSry' nlt.,n iast evening": retorse. learned
s Sc' 81 ,:'Iop'%S %ao,.s sou,s ", tune md y. :,
to that establishments. lie found tl,e familiar
banncF, "FuFnisle1 roouls." liauging nn tue
u''trr wall, aud within q laudluuy who was
vsry accommodating and willing to tell
July !ast two wrary Travellers, ali tic way
from washington. kAscicst at her loar ln tllstst
u F;9tt's; s i'm, Tl.ey ntrNiurel themselves as Mr,
ala Mrs. Millet, wcro shown through tho house.
a:li selected apartments. Their baggage Gun
slstcd q basket cons4intny soma ed.
.a. slss a.. dishes aa4 three iarEe trunks, atid
Lucy tet''al1ttsl lhrrt about six weeks. part uf
, 1877-10-30
TIE COUNTY BOARD,

"IFo'sf9s 19V'
The regular weekly meeting OF the County
pn,r1 ,xuu hall v,ut.rIuv afternoon NJ, 49,.
mc,,,ers nr..,nt ,.v,.,nt ~ TnI,nr ~
s'.''' -. '',,., ~. aD.' 49,,
lue Sountg agent submitted MS report Tor
the quarter ending Aug, 81 It showed that tte
.,ra,s.a hal ,sor e3i .,an ux 49,, tn,, q IN,
e"pe'es "sa oes" e~','os'o1. a"u t''at "'@'o
persons hail received relief. Those getting re-.
l!rt we're divided ~ follows; West Division,
l4i1: Surtll Division, 40: South f1,yfsiot,. 4O7
t,f thpse. 90 we're Amer.an, ~ tols1,,an.
- =, ~, 49, NS"~''s"ss
80 nc.t'a"s t'o@1 41's''' 40 aeaha'haT'ah. aha
, 1877-10-30

Missionary Convention adjourned to-day to
meet Ia Cincinnati OIt. q, 1878. The ,lay was
spent In hearing reports fron. stumbling null spc-
cial committees. The following officers werc
elected ior the ensutne year: President, Elder
4. j. Hobbs, Of Bloomington, ILL.,. Vtcc-prcsi-
dents, Elders X. Graham, l.. u. Wilkes, md o.
i. burgess; Corresponding SECRETARY, T'nouas
Mfnnel'; Recording s.. retafies, y. 7; Hayncs,
James Lcslle; Auditor. i. ". " asson; Board
of conn1fssIoncre, L. Il. Bishop, +. 81. Green,
D. ". CASE, u. II. SIossntt, Jntnes Chalcu, Isauu
Irett, W. D. Dickinson, ". b. Lapc.
, 1877-10-30

kp'ctdf MsHdfch fu Tho Chicago TrtsHne.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. o9.-The Hannibal Il St.
Joacph railroad was formally iurnrd over to
GcncFal-Managcr Stevens at Hannibal today
by ex-llcecircr alcWilltunls. Il consultation was
held in this city this evening, ut width
were present Mr. 1lcpdcrsl,ott, attorney for
the plaintiff In the llerctrcrship easc, ex-
Receiver McsFIllfa1ns, antl representatives Of
Eastern and local sto khnl.lcrs. 4 linz Ut pu1Icy
was agreed npan, bnt tho gentlemen concerned
were rery retcrilt, at,d nuthirycould bc learned
- tu tfle p'an Of action they intend to pursue.
It Is utuerstxN ttow1ucr, that immediate 1t, ~
ol solne kind aru tD he taken il, relation tn thu
future control Vi tho rund. McHillinn,s left for
Chilltcothe ths eychlng.
, 1877-10-30

TIfE U,tPT{YTA
Tho Banttst naxtnrs mat vrsterdav o,rnfrr
T., ...,,,.. ,....,.,. .'...;.' - ~
:, -. 's.u4, "1sJ 'e.s"u A. t"e asa14"!tets'
called upon to preside, ansl tho ituy. E. X.
Crcs*ey otllrEatea "a Clerk uro ten.
re- ~ t,...- vt..,''n ''
luz Hef' Mcsas4s httnoall ana Cfcsaey out
ltusl the sermons which they preached the pre-.
nt,1r.s. r,v;.wsrv rnttn tr.,,r., 1870. ~.
sermons. the Professor hatldIe'! his subject as
did thu authnr VI the treattso-bY topics: The
two elements tn lreatlt1'E; tho preacher
timsetfs tht pFcaGhcr III ILLS Hurk: the l'ira Ut
tt1e sermon; ths making Ut tbs sermon; tho
culigrceatnM; the sutnlatFy fur our asvt the
, 1877-10-30
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

f!9Ff7aF 7T5Wlfe1 n tn CAIe091 TS1tunE
J0itET, ILL.,, Oct. A0.-The employees OF the
rollins-snf4ls have bccn paid the remaining half
Of their june wages, making In all about u l,cr
cent Ut the atIount duo them when the u!tlls
rit,sttI -
, 1877-10-30

bottom.fnn'1s between the two ptarcs hare for a
long time cndtarorcd to construct fcyce to
protect the lands from overflow during high
Eatcs, but h2vc failed TO reach I conclusion Of
the project. The offer Is male to build rntl-
road from this city 10 Warsaw, making thu
grade high enough to act A. levee md rc.latm
tho property from inundatton. rpon the ron.
tlitfon that the owncrs Of the lnnds will donate
81 per acre fnr that purpose. This will provide
ntr'ut g., 600 PER mile for building the railroad,
there being 1i,nN acres In Hancock County and
nearly twice that much In A.tams whisi, would
tc benefited l'v the 1cvce The propusLtton hus
already been acrcp'ed in !lanctNk County, aud
It is problbse that It viii n1ss. Gc sue, cs*ful
here. Tue railroad, when bnitt, will so,'ncct at
this city with the Qulncy, l'ayson s. Southeast
srn Salrow:f'uage jsaIir!ad to rs1n across tho
State Of Illinois to the Wabash River.
Il Il nl.0 rir,0rc!l that the Missouri, Kansas
d Texas Rat!road Company Is about making ar
fa,,Rcmcnts by which Il wifi Ia euabtctl TO run
its trains through to this city. Tho road nor
being built between Hannibal ant st. Lo1,A hy
new company is 10 be extended tU Quincy,
and, In connection with ropls already existing
on both stdre OF tho river to tho North. ts to
fOrm through kpc between 8t. ftuuie md St.
Fauf. Thes tratns will Leave st. Louis and
cruss tue rfycr over the Quincy bridge, running
thence over the Chicago, burlington d Quincy
Carthage l}raneh) 70 Burlington, nnl up to St.
Paul on connecting lines. 1t has beet, known
for some tine that this was desired by tic Com.
pany, and csnc.iallg sinrc It formed It's ailI-
n,lec With tho Chicago, Burlington t. Quincy.
, 1877-10-30

Special Hispasca 10 Tie Gatcsio Tstbnst.
LASALIE, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-rho Rev. J. II.
Storms, Ut Chicago, prcaccd at tho Baptist
Church IN this city yestcrtiay morning, an,i,
alter servt:c, tho members 0t Tie churrh unar!-
mnsly called him to thu pastoratc for tho e,,-
auinw yeur,
, 1877-10-30

tho aystcm Of Rtblc-rcnnIng practiccd IN Eth
gland and elsewhere. whcsehs,by precnnccstcd
timetable, the same portion nj Scripture vera
rcaal each .tay By a1l tho persons Interested In
the system.
DR.. Cheney was appointed IA such Committee,
and the Conference ndtourncd with prayer.
, 1877-10-30

apeeta! h.0uteA 10 71t tasca9o 7ttbHms.
QUlscr, H.. Uct. 41.-SeSoti1ttous are now
pending for building naEEow.gau2u railroad
fEoHa Quincy ~ Narsaw. The ewue!a vi The
, 1877-10-30

FoE fresh, dowcFy oaor. no ether cologus or to!.
let wateF Gun compare with nF. FEsce's Flofal
htchcs, 40 gratefully refreshing.
, 1877-10-30

...... DEATHS
= . : --~-
CHANnEllLAlS-tlct. ~. Gertrude Ftcmlng,
wife u 4. II. Ch4ntsllatn.
Funeral 1t J q cloek Wednesday, lbc 3lst .nsl,,
NJ residence. Ntnnetka. Friends u shc faulty In
sItel.
HAHDEA-(ct ~, ii No. 100 Lskc-av., Agncs
Hannah Enliy. second daughter OF johu aud Masr
llAtt!vn.
9o'clock p. III. Keu,aius tAkeu Exst for inter-
1uenL
HGlasEow tsco&laad} aud London tkns.) pa.
ptts pfcaau copy.
EASTMAN-Mondsy. Oct. 20. 1t hia residence,
csntelJ. cnl. !. !: Eastman.
FabrEal Wednesday. asst. u. Il IL o'clock 4. ID,
FEeuds arc Invited to attend. Trln lea1et Kiuxis.
u. lcIlo& 1t b:.}0 o'clock.
{0Easteru papeEs plea*e copy.
t0FFEf-urt. ~, DANIEL Cuney.
FvAgfal "Wednesday, lla 3laL Inst, 1t D;3o ..
, 1877-10-30

nxonfxed 0x.Matsow for the hair, BY Buck d
RoyurF. Mukers Ut the ''Anes" Cologne.
, 1877-10-30

NE" 5RU III " Is I.Is.N ItN Il l.S*
On and after Nnv. !, tho railroads In
tho Southwestern Railroad late Association
Will charge tho following rates On business
destined to Kat,aas City, Lcaycnworth, Atehl-
son. anu st. Joseph:
, 1877-10-30

ING Board OF Trustees VI Hyde Park met In
tae village Hull last esen!ux. Present. Presl-
oeot ben@Iry, Trustee4 Clark. Mitchell, FassrlJ,
, 1877-10-30
TIE rREst,YTER1ASs.

THE rnEsnYTEn1ASs.
The :rrcsbytcry Of Chtrago held irregular
meeting yesterday noun in tic rooms In McCor-
mick Block. A letter was read dtsmfssing The
Rev. w. K Brown frDm The PresbYttry Of
Louisville. Mr.. Brown Was received into the
Chicago rresbytcrr by formal vote. 4 call
from tho First Church at Lake
Forest to Mr. Brown was read and for
naily extended to him. 1Io accepted. The
cali ur,misctt $3,to0, ! parsonage, nnl a four
weeks vocation. Msssrs. t3ruwn and Wells sscrc
n,nslc Committee to arrange for the INSTALL
n:ton. Thes repor..d tho date as Tuesday.
Nov. %; nr. Worretl rs preacher Of the ser.
mon: DR.. t}!hson to give the charge to the pro.
s DR. rstp to ess hs sanrge To- H.
stor.. The Prcsbsterr then adjourned to the
regular january meeting.
The meeting 0f Presbyterian ministers In the
at,es rasf 9Tss Ts It, ep.y 3D. tn stnos mas a,}
continued his remarks on the Pan.rrcsbTtcEan
Council. anil TINT WA. the only subject Of any
interest that CAME before The meeting.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
meeting Of representatives Of the various
evangelical denominations was held yesterday
at noon In the Bible rca,ltng.room at the Young
Mems Christian Association. There we're
present The Rev. J. stunro Gibson, Second
First CONGREGATIONAL Church; s.. c. Willing,
1'tcsl,,tng Elder OF This Methodist District; tho
ncy: D. Il. Cheney. Fourth Baptist Church; +.
". Harvey, President Young Mcn.a Christian
Association; Miss Drcycr antt Mira. Gootl-
rich. The object Of the c,'n!ercncc was To taka
tolne action IN reference to Adopting the Engltsll
ssstetn Of 1sibfe-rratfing. The clergy vim wcrc
their CONGREGATIONS, and Mcssrs. Goodwin,
Willing and uibson wcru appointed tn select
tonfcs fur january, February. and March, re-
spcettvcty.
1t Is tho intention OF the leaders In the moyc-
ment tn farm a permanent association, and It
wilt be given na,le and officers Ut tbs next
meeting.
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and Kaynor. A large number Of bills were
passed.
A request WAS made that rcpatrs be made
r,pon the Souti, chicago Fire Cumpany's ma
chine and working material.
The Board. after some minor business, ad-
touYncd