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The members Expressed themfetyes as pteased
| With Mf. rsckhAnls can9or, but decline to give
| any opinion ~ to li1 guilt OF Innocence.
MOODY.
Ut9 ekrTEMBKR hxnvfCEA

~
A private meeting Of ministers was held yestef-
day afternoon In the very prfvalo committec.roonu
ia Revell'e book .store to determine whct1er It
wcra best, under atl circumstances. 10 ln7tto Mfr.
Moody 10 conduct serlee Of Tabernacle meetings
this fail. Although tho reporters wese loehtd out
the clerical gentlemen were, ~ usuat. nos At ali
loath 10 give them tho g,at Of the proceedings
afterwards for tnsertton In the papers, Therp were
present 1t tho meeting tbs Rev. Ds. EveEts, tho
Rev. pr. Cnrt!e. and the 1lev. D. Il. Cheney. rep
fcsentng The uaptlsts: ths Rev. nr dootlrin, tho
Kev. l. T. chamhes1sin. and thr Rev, Z. II.
Escscst representing the ConyrezattonaftsA' i;
aud tho Rev. r. r. Davis, representi11 :
tho rresbytariana and. hy the authority ol
Hldcr .l1tkfns. ths Methcdlats. The Committee
wnr Unexpectedly nnaninnns M that II wonlh be very
appropriate thing 10 invite MI. Moody 10 hold re-
rra Of naectnKa here for sort os Fcinvtgotatlou
OF the wurk.. on the gronnd that ha waa The very
The attnctufo 10 torn town. and alsn TINT T. was
specially appropriate thai The Chicago brethren
eh1ald featarm their confidence In Ills work. Tho
baptist delegates had nothing fusthcr to ray tho
sn1}ett Of ehusch dsinteEratlon. md Il was de-
cldet to tnvtte Mr. Moody tn hold meet
tnes In tho Tabernacle foE two or fous
weeks IN aepsambsf. a. ,hls arrange.
70 Invite ~. Moody esnst,t. OF .as ney. p.
wss ait authorized 10 negotiate with the lev. jp.
seph Cook. Of Is'ston, to hold meetings IN enn.
Junction with Nit. Moody. The Committee Vas
dtsjuscd 10 think that The statement that Mr.
Moody Will bold mtctngk tn BAlhmort in septem.
be. ~ whosly unauthorized.
, 1877-06-20
SUBURBAN NEWS.

Tbs Town Board held " regular meeting Monday
night, al being present.
A petition agatast tho granting OF 1 saloon II.
sen1a Ut ths corner OF Lincoln and Illl avenues,
signed BY dtty residents 10 lhs vicinity, was laid
over.
The Trustees Of Schools app!ed for the use Of
The aesl OF tho town 70 pace On Tho diplomas Of the
gradaasidg elaas at The High Echool, which was
granted.
a petfsioa waa presented ,slEned by eighteen
sarooa-keepess, askiag that. In view OF tho hard
tlnes. the saloon licensa b reduced from 500 10
$50. John Dermgcss petition for q l,csnss at shs
corner pf Green nAy and DlreEsey avenues was tal4
over, A. wsss Daniel nowninxs. Schneider ltsos.',
George Inlnes. and Andrew keapety's. Tho jAt.
ter also Pstittoued for repeal of what u kaoxu -
tho line ordinance In FsKstu to license.
The Supcs!ateudeut Of Wstef-Works reported
J. ae7, ooO xaons OF water puEnoed In the iaat Two
weeks.
The TreasursE vAs authorized to send to Now
York. 4t.3l9. tS 70 mcss tnssseat aeeru.n2 On tbs
Watsf. bonos.
a resolution Wa Adoptsd authorizing The Supes.
vtsos to appoint special policemen - shall seem
H.
:. A resolution wa dstua moving the saloon
license liuc soush Of Belmont atenue eaatwasd
from Haa1ted aisset 10 the Green Bay ruad- Tho
srEament u that, - lhe saloons u the corner Of
Gsesn Hay and Dt'ersey st1eet ars violating ths
Law. snd ~ he town i poxesieas to do anything.
, 1877-06-20

"Asos-1AHoor.
ding va. th.t Of Mr Edward = Mason .s and Mis- Mis.
p.'a ~ 10 Ws s "a" nassn ., .ss 'ss it,
tho ss A.ss. essas s:s' n. psas:
). G. Vaughan and 8. F. Leonard, friends of tho
eride. @ M Tae eas aud groom weE. unattended, saw
ta ~ sn With The
Tso oses sed rfs9n s9s. and Minnie n.
ttr+a in pf,nccs.e drc,. Of vhito % .ik ana tn,1s
clabosateiy trimmed with ofangc dowo1, and H.
1aslon veil; ornaments of the aau,e blossoms.
II, After .hs Ceremony, ths bridal party received
ps1 S !, ss"Gs s s4 H., sf91dsd 4 Es
ot o'hs po;n, u nsntf'n Tsy wy 3; ss.et
Ths @ psesons wers ere seSy 1o eour,ina an
sls:1nsn: bs!ey. fron NJ NJ sn% ~ mr. %
shsF@sn; sh Ssopao sioeI. % ST.: H. an apd IT. r.. d 4 4
Ms;9n; M 19eoa'ia9 s!.:s "a "a .ivsi @ @tciet.es III:
Si"n-"ci uh.,nsn, ~. sHsssnoit 4,y sptHg;44'
HHeals'r r. r,soe L eee:ap :ys f'sx s .ss 3 Sai
sn !ss Haweon: IVA % % .sptiaae @ III; Mrs nna sstn
IT, ii:!sa + S}s!'t;s q: q S;ss' ,ssSHss:s sS s%s
ssnsse' xsss. H.. caFk roSaao Saool ReM q ssss
ssa,ic.. arr, .n eirc.nt f1u1i aah pSto A'1e 4.
rnt.hy ~ ~, srms ~ 1nmtnIcEs 1sn' " T.. a. @ Ms.
.nt5 NJ n..e - stp,Msstoa ~ NJ. fa 1 al:
ro9ces.,.na pa" y 4 ctsss hton.n Ghomvsme; h,;
ho,der f:n.tiss. nsncy. iii rr,hsnia otad
tlay. h.tts Wiii.ms;A p.t inlt .cs. S.a
rh,., TSnot1 S,..ani fs,ntIs Rhn mss MA'tie
Tb1nnn: III ~. .nIrt: as 'Fannin ~, ~ NJ Ms.nf -;
ti,,na.tc !. astnmn n, " sn, IT,! aaatS - aason:
h,on1" aonba = ~ ria.s Mhtcsni
cts' NJ. 1iAa Th1oapn tai,st - ba't oi1.k
ess 49, 1Hs' a: y. 1"soops so"eh ec- n; h. hiex"
, 1877-06-20
WATFR.RkTFS.

Inst Mon,.v ntoht' IN thc rnnnr,, ,,c.-,o a,a
~ ~. eoansa n,' moe,tas, A'u.
o"'ehe3 . o1e'ca seso'utton' nn!en on inc iaee OF
It, u II looks on paper. would doubtless b pop
ular With tho mass Of the people, who know vary
lttis about ths management Of lhe cltys Affairs. i.
was to tho ef3oct that Whereas tbs Water-Works
OF tho city weso completed, and would bo of no
further expense, save tho ordinary coat Of opcr.
ntlnp. and tho navment nj tha tntcr,.t m Inn
-.a.se. h,.,.. =. =. tsa @ 10, W. .n'
E",cs en1a,G ~ @srs aoc s se WS.es
wen IT, Hmes weae nm29m'tnG m in most cases
uWhe! nsa aao Mel9 u tne hsRfegate annually
essetsl na9qred th1asana doilats mots than wooid
" ts9uireu IN t1G !alnta 70 paf ~! INC expenses
q ~ cots sne h l. f's19ca
shat "pecai soa'n'ttco W "PPoatea 70 ioo& INTO
'"s sc1sr ~. *. ,.a,,tto, ,,,n,tona I,
~ q Iefaaos tta seaocno1 .nentohoa ~ 'n's Pre-.
eme's' tae sayoF u hot IN 1kFot OF IT. Ne saTs
.hai ~ M rcanct.on which could cons!stsntty 10
h,aae n tho watsF tax would not be any object CO.
"a c a1 MsTer Tn H. ys.r e
70 meet ahn expense or rnan!ns the Wafer: @ Sotks
- IN XII ~ 1netc w. snrns o. Pctaaps w. oo
OF YtO, NN Whleh WIS maao ~ ~ strenuous CT:
sftinns to cutting dnwn rcnsos Thoso he seduced
asschafeaaY hslp, p,pnfchaslng coal a. more
se!"uio - tesass etc. nv asHFaa TO see aofplu:
, 1877-06-20
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


rrn,tca sfsses Senator ha1c1. or Texas IL
cu~-t II ,ht Palmer House.
,,.. ,v,,,,.u ratt no,,,ro ,.,r-,.s =, ~,
rt on s,,,on LII !. ."en,ps .nn mr.eS - .o
ctdc rlotrl.
a.,.,,1on n r.,taa N ,b. .a,.r.ts.r.,. r,ds,
thu hand al nt,ost md round !" Ia relation 10 1nat
annnsI r..r.
Ann't Fs'''s
The Hon. ". h Ltudesman. Director Of Tho
Mint and bis wifo and son. Washington, D. c.,
arc resiatered At the Grand paclde Hotel
~ HeS n year, q aEs ana n1:s fes1a
9n aau'HytG5iRhtn eooIt nSss Mals,en n:en sttee!,
aiorhfa saoaeh'{ aefa N .ne nGaec ~ .5E yss.ef
IT. tSnt. H. ssGsr W brsat ~ ssss IN 10
Gen, A.. 8. Badger. Chief Of tho metropolitan
isitaton and comman,lcr Of Pnckafd's forces 6tir-
1g his late troubles, il gntAt At thu Grand Pacific
Hotel.
RI. ..,n, n,.,,o,,n,v m.t,,nr NJ N. ,,d,r, ~ ~.
~ .e,n! Mnhtnty 1t Ies"nE ~ tas iaa!Ss ot We
S"s.crJ IT. 1 nsr,am vas nea a. Tic
t.,r trnotea h,;.sn ss.es P seese
Eaen aay present g. ; n.sdEed hetsel! 70
ssnn senc @ !uGa aha '1u'1 ~ 1ac seAtn inc iha'm'
my oi the asJ'uMs
, 1877-06-20

may as we'll make ther legal and got
the,s license.noney. The resolution wa laid over
e ne next meeting. After tht payment Of various
n, Tho Town Hoard of Equalization viii meet at The
n.o"n.iiall q! da{ stondsJ. when ihcIe WHO w,ah
70 INQUIRE Into tho Why and wherefore Of thelr
taxes can Interview tho Assessor.
Captain Of Police rcttiErsu Ind lively shIudy
a. the Jail Snnhny when the friends Of ono Kckol,
milk k-Hedhtct from tho city, whp was Ia DURANGO
r,!e from the effects OF aonething stronger Than
n,s o"n mnsrcs paid yisls of confidence one Of
Tain. who sperdity put hin, ilord 10 combat. when
she crowd sailed IN and endtavoEcd 10 create vA-
eaney oa tho police force. a gelt1e suggestion
With feto!yct restored aniet and one morr VIC.
tim langnished behind thu bats IL rcault Of tho
nTnh PARK,
iht htSt hop Of tho ac8a0n MAS given ht the f3Yda
Lark Hotel last ayentng, and was grand success,
The grounds were illuminated with Chinese ian.
tefns. The hops. which will b continued each
lhote Of last season,
, 1877-06-20

NEW ORLEANS, L., juus l0.-Gsorge q. John.
son, lato State Auditor Under KeltocY, was sam
noncd before the Grand Jury to Icsslfy to the
whereabouts Of certain books belonging to tho
olce Of thu Auditor, said books having been taken
from the Office At the tins tho stats.]touso WAS
turned over 10 tho Nichols Government. John
son refused 70 answer any questions II 10 tho dis.
position OF tho books+ The Grand Jury reported
tue case to the superior Criminal Court. and Il was
ordered that he show cause Tomorrow why ho
should not O. hcld for contempt.
Tho Custom.lloaae Commission resumed !s in
ycst3Ratiou. It IL learned that tbs Commission tz
and that tho present syatcm Of lolnK business on
coast stations cannee prevent 1t. 1t thtfr report
they WI! undoubtedly recommend changes, and
probably submit plan tor ths better co14nct of
tho coast service.
, 1877-06-20

ha 4o13 h.r t11t IN h,d nrrr,, hn.rc.s down ,owr
a. III ofsr. snd fhst ~ rnnid m Snvn Krnw.
inc thst he hid 81, snnolntnsnt rtth = frmsis tx.
VIA surrr,ted 10 hIm thst sha 70 down With him h
IA thIs enrfnoss, he rrndtiT assent.d snI th.v
fmpn nd wi2el nros srdrd n thr nfsec i%stsaI
howstrr. ~ fhe Snshant do,nr snv hnsi.
nrst or hsr,ne any 70 attend tn ~ nrsriv
ioitered down low for shost time. md tneS6
husbsnd stose-supposins TIA; his wife wa .sleep w
plssed il hIs si'ppet. III, n.o!n"s, sa, sss4n
As NOON al hc wes aaIecp ehe afuso aud read tho
conteutA OF that letter. which made m epnotnt.
1,cnt with a woman named Miss ll0wcrs. arTtr.
inc TO meet her In Fhils1einhia. vhtre they Nunjd
register ii the Uinphsm iiorse NJ III. and Mte,
CummIogg, The in3irnant wife said nothlnr. ind.
rrnrcatinr her inTIvnafinn. rrnjated ihe Letter
wt1efn tas found Ii, and in fbe morning Engaged
prtvats detective to wxHh her hus.
hand. In tho courre o! a few dny8 the
husband told biz wife that he had very
urgent business which required hts nttent!un
East, and thss hc would have 10 70. She consent.
cd 10 hie going bnt said tat she had not 5ct doho
her a1un,c. Shopping, and II hs had no objection,
rho would
60 WITH n1M 70 PHILADELPHIA AND NkW
YoRK,
whcre she wonfl hnv her roons. Her husband
renJiiv rnoscntcd III tht trin waa arrahrr5
10 phtlsdctphsa. II nudao he eis,,hed
IA haYe rrfeivet a ttiApafch demanding h,s
Immediate raturn to Chlcaro on ,nosi
.,.ns,t t,us s,.s. II srss norsrti 1ret aha sh,niL
, 1877-06-20
THE SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME,
RoA6it1f 6tkE21fAk IA Ia

bLooNiNoToS, ILL.,, juno 10.-Gen. NcnakcE.
Gen. Black, and Mr. Duncan n. Funk, tho new
Trustees Of the soldess' Usphans' Homo, met At
tho institution To-day, but too late to oreaulzc.
Thoy took stroll through tho Institution, inspect-
Ing al1 it, departments, which werc found in good
condition. br. John Sweeney. Tho susgoon, pre-.
aencd is resignation, lila ttnia not expfrinx until
nnxt oetobct. There arc applicants beyond him.
1t is not probable that Mrs. Obi, tho present Sd.
pertntcnlent will DO removed. The law specifics
That tho Board shall appoint only the Treasurer
and Superintendent, and loAyea to tho Hupt.in-
tendent tho choice OF the subordlnatcs.
, 1877-06-20
LABOR TROUBLES.

PATERSON, N. j., Juno IL. Two or three hun
drcl employees Of Pami & Dooth's silk mills struck
to-day for higher wagcs, and tho RtrikcFx, ma1e
and female, marched through tho streets.
DALT1xonE, Nd. Juno 1o.-Tho strike Of canal.
boatmea on tho Chesapeake d Ohlo Canal for 81
per ton frciehtngc On coal from Cumberland to
tideHntcf Is now general. number of boatmen
have resolved to Tia up t!lotr hoats at eight. milo
leFel, IN Montgomery County. aud permit no load
Cd baata T. pass down. Most Of tho boats hare ro-
celvcd 10 ccnte por ton. whllo a few received 90
cents. Tho latter aro opposed to the strike. Snn-
day. only thirty boata Mrro ut Cumberland to load,
, 1877-06-20
SOLDIERS HOME.

TIE ANIMAL MHkT1EU
Of Tho hoard OF Trustees of tho Soldier Homo
was held ut 8auth Evanston yesterday. Among
thvse present wcrr DR.. 1tam!1l, President Of the
Dosrd. c1.t,ov. novcrldrr, Mr. IL II. bacon,
Attorney Ut Tho Board, md Mines. HamilI, Dray.
Man. Meyrick, blaine. sayres Andrews, Hall,
urockcs, Bristol, Van II. Higgins, md Blaekic,
This Superintendent, James A. Stewart, pro-
1cntcd the auudal report, showing that Juao I.
1870, shese were seventeen inmates, lfty-ninc
wcre received md like Number wcse discharged
during tho year, ono died, and tho Home now
sne'tera sixteen. Tho report was adopted.
Tho expense account for Tho year showed that
s., 0x5. 81 had been expended. Tscasarpr's ac-
count thcso was none. Gen. Macarthur, the former
Treasurer, nat being In 4 condition to furnish one.
Tho election Of officers for the ensuing year 10.
snltcd as followe: President, pr. Il. G. 1iamitl;
Mtt. ". D. blaine: Treasurer, len. Julius Whlio
i.urclustnE Committee, Mrs: AlcyHck; Auditing
t;emuinee, A1 Harvey. Mr.: Anderson, and
aud Miss Blaekic,
The Secretary read noto from Mr.. Thomas p.
u %hn tt liz oa ri CO.
omn,ended that tho Home DC closed aud It's work
analgnmatcd With that OF some other Institution Of
OF tho flo1ne should not be disposed Of at sacri.
dec, bat that III Ads1a1fy board should 10 formed
II order 70 protect tu iatcreats Of tho iaatution
Tho lsonn1 declined to accept the resignation.
tho closing Of the 1Iomo Ut tho earliest possible
date. Tho resolution prevailed, and committee
cousls,lng If aimes DraJuan, Mcyrtek, Ham
~, Snyers, and Backlc wns appointed to consider
tho matter.
Mr. ii. II. bacon was called upon to furnish in.
formation in regard to tho dtsnclal outlook. 1t
appeared that certain p,eee Of property bad been
tnrnc over by den. Macarthur To the tnst!tnt!on a.
.esnFty rs tae amount due to it. aa1 that tos this
sEdercsl acceptable, and they arc holding on for
larger offer: Tho Homo has, or shuuld hare. an
income Of g. 900 per Annnn1 from rents And inter.
ct. but several pesaans who hare given notes have
been unable 10 meet them, and request further
time. After some discussion, Mr. Uacon was In.
structcd 10 str up tho dclinqucRts.
ttrs. Van II. inGHins md Mr. Bacon wcsc pto.
posed ~ membcrs Of tho ioaEd, and Tho nomlna.
tons went over under tho rulc, To tho next mcet-
inE:
adjonrncd 10 meet Al DR.. IIamiIfs residence, No.
92o %abaai asenue, on the last Frtday in July.
lunch had Gecn prepared, and when this had been
satllslentl, bestowcl. D.. 1lamill proposed vots
Of thhnks 10 the Superintendent aud bis wife for
wss unanimously adopted.
Kx-tiov. Deyertl9o made faw rnmhtks, strong
ly recommending thAt. the 1iome, which, in bis
opiulon, had outtiyed IT, usefulness, should b
closed 1t tLd very earliest opportunity.
, 1877-06-20

cltlLDs-!uno TO- "a. m. Eva, tho only child
Of James and Flora Ehilds. =
!, Funeral u 10a m. Wednesday. Jnno 20. from
tho house Of Jacob Frost, $50 West Van Duren.st ;
FoX-1n this city. Jnne 10, 1877, Ada, Infant
daughter Of II. d. and Mary J. Fox, aged o
months.
~ Funeral from Nc. p MooEo.st.,. to-day. June
carriages.
tNTliuflineton {vt.) papers please copy.
McEWEN-FE!cnds Mill mcst at II T. m. to-day
a. tho tnadencc BIZ North LaSaite.AL and services
Will DO bold At II 30 a. at tho Chngch OF the
Immaculate Conception, for Will q. McEwcD.
, 1877-06-20

LAst Friday mosnlux little shooting sGa!t oe+
CURED In opcn daylight In utes upon one OF our
pr1nelpA strests. which somehow wA4 kept lrou,
the reporters. shongh the parties 10 tho ARRAY
weEe Wotnen snd thsee shota were fred. II seems
that shout two Ycats ago q gentleman aud w,fe
eaRs TO this city from Montreal. Can.
vets toleIsbly we'll TO Do: Fyt M
smoothly theY should. md fha wils becspe sus-
elt}.lin,ss, and he bad frequent occasion to cous
t. town evenings 70 attend e business, he said
bs,efa! Meeks exo ths vile discovered SONS letters
she deiesnined upon watching her unfaith-
~ igSs lord One evening". shortly
Ase' tha discovery R2de BY III wite,
, 1877-06-20
The hERDHAllTS,

NAsuvILLk, juue l0.-Tha balloon ttuu3A1o, J"
which ascondcd here yesterday at p. nj. In charge
Of Samuel Ktng. asfonaut With slx fellow. pas.
senxafs Including Dr. Ford, pf the United statcs
Signal oliee, and D. X Doris, city ed1tor ot the
AMfr1cdn, landed At Osltatsn, Thirty 1nl!as dis.
tant, att p. NJ. THIS morning Praf, klug, with
Ds. Ford. Of tho slgNa! ss.ytca O6lcc. made sec.
end ascenston fro1. uailatin II u. III. 4 special
to tho Aaxrlcan from Lebanon says Tho balloon
landed At TAytoty!lls WLlsoa County, At 1870 p.
M., having rAA&oa across sumner md TfpQAdale
Counties. tbs greatest altitude reached was H.
CQQ feet. ~
, 1877-06-20
Second Edition.
------------,------@---=---=
4:3O O'CLOCK y. III.
THE CROSSING.
Massing Of Russians at Haf-a-
Dozen Towns on tho
Danube.
The unlf-Dozcn Opposite Towns
Bristling with Turkish
1,ayonets.
Another Tribute to Those Followers
Of Mars Known rs Bashi~
Bazouks,
Russian Soldiers ut Ardahan
Shot for Cruelty and
Rapine.
Gen. Grant Shown Through the
Establishment OF the Lon-
don Times.
THE DANUBE.
wnKnR THE CROSSING Is PnonAnIR

wHKnB THE CROSSING Is PnonAnIR
Special D'spofeA 10 7ae Tribune.
New YoEK, Juua 20.-Thc Hera'd's special
correspondent at Kustchuk telcgraphs that the
river is rapidly subsiding, and that large bodies
OF Russian artillery have been seen passing
Glurgevo. The plan Of operations is moro
clearly Indicated by the Uera'd's Vicn-
na correspondent, who states that
l,c has the most trustworthy information to tho
elfcct that tho Russians aso concentrating at
lslas, MagurcllI, oturgevo, o1senlzo, Hirsova,
lbral1, Galatz, and Satunoyn.
rnn TURKS
arc consequently ma4sing At Nicopolls, nistova,
Plcona, Nustchuk, Turtuka1 and .Dobrudscha.
At carh Of these poln.s arc are nlso stationed
several thousands Of Crcasslau horsc,nen and
nAsnz nAzouKs,
the fattrE always proving auxillarics when
town h to b plllaged or tho wounded on
captured battlefield arc to be massacrcd. The
Bash Bazouk Is tho Turks devoted coadjhtor,
and thcy part company with reluctance.
, 1877-06-20
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.

ThEfn ExCK6sBs PUNISHED WITH DKATu.
Special DsspatcA 10 ne Tribune.
New YonK, June 1O.-The Mra'da corrc-
spondcut at Perm tclegraphs TINT It Is reported
that 1t tho capture Of Artlahap, several Rus
sian soldiers were guilty Of atrocities upon Tho
Inhabitants, and that the houses were
in u few instances entered. Tho men
wcro Killed and tho women outraged. No
sooner had these nets Of lawlcasness reached tho
cars Of tho Rusnan commander than ho or
dcrcd the most vtgilant investigation to be
made. Tho consequence was that tho wholo
battalion to which the men belonged WINS or
dercd cut and shot,
, 1877-06-20

4 LARGE ORDER FOR clAak's PATENT HRE.EscAPe
was gtsen 10 hE. A. L. Clark, paten.ee tof Du.
hu4ue). oy tbs Sherman uouse yesterday. This
dcrles VA patented May 22 1877, and has proven
TO be tho simplest, safcst and cheapest Escape
etcf invented, snd whsn placed in each 1oou,
will make The sherman House thu saiest place In
, 1877-06-20


: NoU0n-bllLLAN.-As's The Lindeil Hotel, st.
Louis, Tuesday. Jnne 10, by tho Roy. Z. A. Hol-
Z: Mongh, Of Chicago, and Miss pinkio u. MILAN,
OF st. Louis.
WCrrssal sprngs tAtlss.} and Palmyra {Mo.)
papers p!case copy.
MABoN-THROor-Ju 10, 1877, at tho resl.
dcnco Of the bfldo's parents, No. 100 West Van
ltutcn.st-, By the Rev. Arthur 6wnxey, Nj. 3. r,
bfaacn and Miss Minnie L. Thfaop.
, 1877-06-20
KILLED BY FALLING Walls.

ST. Louls, Juns 1U.-The Gtoot- D<moera.s
Warsenahurg, No., srccfal rays = two. story brick
building occupied BY Harrison d. Hsdford, Rsocera,
fell to-dar, Carrying to ths cellar With the debris
A. U. I}atsfson, one Ut the drnl, who was ktltei,
Aud teofxe lane. who wps MORALLY weAH1ed. Srx.
esal 0ther pe!aons were mora OF le&s nInrea, but
none Aeslol1ly.
, 1877-06-20
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Fl7t aRicnE tht requisites os the toilet IA \ 6po<
OF sos but to procure II Is not always An e1y
mAk1ef Many Of the most e1penatye SoAps In the r1sr>
get arc made from coasst and lelcorlous aeralA A3A
toef delicate eoloaE and ftsKrsnt per!uo too often
conceal the most repuse aputittes. Ths Disclosure
recently nadc ubc regarding lhIl subject are poe3-
tlve1F ttArsltnR aud deEcrra serious consideration
Scented sosps zrt known to b. cxtre,ucy obIee.
tonAh'e. csoccfa5 II applied 10 the heal tnuinE thc
has fflkhtiaR the scAln aud Inducing Aerefe head.
hcuca The character Of Ito tnsrelleu mar BE- inferred
from tho statsmeut Of gentleman who makes tia
fcentinR of eoaps hs butne hs recently declared that
persons ENGAGED 10 this eoloJncnt Terc sortllrcd;
which ths occupation could % soioWea daf'ns
tFta s s e
New York. tho Wosid.rtnowned soap Manufsctufrr
Nho4e 1Mtntn catA!ahmnns by faf tho arR I'll 81 ia
produetons liz for tnsny ycsrs bcen wdev III.
seHinatt9 but lhll latat succcia ia the appropriate
etown to tna nHmeron. !isiofies already nchesed.
NJ. bAEaT h.s agececded n ptffcetnE t6a snnpo,i:
ton Of tho ucs toilet introduced. To rin.
@ o AZ
~ result II simply unparalleled In thta department of
:, III p4nnsrrs To,tzr soir. !. The trade; ;n.rk
for to Tho delicate 1Eln 1t utants children
anl tadeo It. e altoRcthcr nncQuascA in II emoleaE
ehen!.try to disguise inftrIor naicrsas Tia most Fe
s ts =. peenal nS5
nealthfal and agreeable ssticc II tho Ein eseF manu-.
ThoaKh apsctaly desirable for tho u.a of ladies' md
H. ~ ~ y ssay arpEoprssa fot fen.!e
q The ane1t eosps Tar barbsre usc It. il Just beln9
bassa opon ~ mfEsc out IL demand for Ii will sooa
, 1877-06-20

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