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CON S u M 2 ITO N
Positively Jared.

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you.
Price, for large box So. sent to any part of the
United States or Canada by mail on receipt of
price. Address
ASH & ROBBINS,
apple 1y 300 Fulton street, BROOKLYN. NY.
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It would seem that, the Louisiana
case having been discussed all over the
country until 1t has become absolutely
threadbare, the authorities at Washing
ton ought to have a pretty accurate
knowledge OF all OF Its details, and par
ticuIarly those relating to the positions
occupied by the Federal troops in this
city. Yet we find the President. In his
communication to the Secretary Of War,
speaking of troops being stationed Gin
the Immediate vicinity of the building
used as State House In New Orleans,
and known as the Mechanics Insti-
tuto." One would suppose he had never
heard OF the st. Louis Hotel.
But we have long since despaired Of
obtaining perfectly sound and correct
statement Of the "true inwardness" OF
our case from any. Northern source.
Even Mr.. Smalley, the intelligent cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune
after he had been here long enough to
Investigate the whole subject, wrote to
his paper the other day that the weak
point in the Nichols government was
the Supreme Court. because Kellogg's
nominees were confirmed by Packard's
Senate when it had "a quorum Of Re-
turning Board Senators. = while the nom
nations Of Chief Justice Manning and his
associates were confirmed by the Mich
oils Senate, "fiiled up to quorum by
] it's own action" Mr.. Smalley ought to
know that under our constitution the
Returning Board has no right to deter
1nine the composition Of the Legisla-
ture, and we have shown over and over
ftgain that the Nichols Senate has been
the legal Senate of the State from the
start; but the matter. has no Importance
now, and we merely refer to it by way
of Illustration OF the loose manner in
which current history is written and
public opinion manufactured in this
country.
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which had commenced with al the LAM
gerous symptoms OF hydrophobia.
Richmand Four Counties. The color
cd people OF Fort Bend can get up the
biggest steals, on record. Here Is d
man who 10 accused Of stealing q wagon,
d buggy, one In the penitentiary for
stealing two bales Of cotton, and now
another Is indicted for stealing two
cabins and corn crib. Some gentleman
chimney gone 1 or his we'll a earr nda o ns
We suggest that " guard be placed
around the new jail until better state
Of morals Is created.
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FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS,

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PERMANENTLY CURED~NO HUMBUG-BY
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convince sufferers that these powders will do all
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POST PAID, o FREE TRIAL BOX AS DR..
Goulard Is the only physician who has ever made
this disease special study, and rs toou knowl-
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CURED by the use of these Pow DEKS. WE
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their curative powers
Price. for large box. 50, or four boxes for SO,
sent 6y mail to any part OF the United States or
Canada on receipt OF price, or by express G. o. ID.
Address.
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton street Brooklyn, N Y.
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The course OF President Hayes toward
Louisiana seems to us we'll considered
He has been much criticised for sending
@ commission to that State. The critics
have generally lacked knowledge Of the
details OF the wretchedty complicated
situation. i Cincinnati Commercial, Ind.
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& A il simply disgusting to note the
ffantic efforts that have been made by
Northern Democratic papers, since the
settlement OF the gubernatorial ques-.
sion In South Carolina, to prevent the
successful consummation Of Mr.. Hayes
southern policy BY tho quiet and salts
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DOUBLE DAILY.--On and after sunday next
the 9TH inst, the Jackson Road will have two
passenger trains daily, running TO and from the
city, making connections for all points North,
East and West.
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The popular wine before the war was Piper.
Heidseiek. We still call for Piper.
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2o3 Canal ST., between Burgundy and Rampant
Branch Store-22a and go Rnvaf street corner
st. Philip. apr I'm
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POST MONEY ORDERS


anb b0s fi6erfe unb btQtsite Mittel
,ur l1ebsrienbuns BON @elb unb iuDtsn,
no fe su baben fnr, Da3u eebrau6t
rerben.
@snn etne 3ettuns BON einem Dpf>
amt an etr1 anberes Serlest tperpsn fDu,
70 mus tnmer aud baS ppftamt onee>
seben tserben, r6p rts 3ettuns friber
empfnnsen wurpe.
8enn Semanb letn BIatt ni9t re-
ssIudbte empfdnst, rber f6 auf trsenb
cine @etle d5ebler etnf9lei@en, 10 iollte
Der betreFenpe N9ent, ictpte pte Ser
ausseber iO8let@ BARON bend@rt&ttet
werben.
, 1877-01-16

+rrtrr N ,,Irk 1,,y,, norkrt at thr 'rabcruac,c.
ui'E ~ 1'..".',',,!,,,,n Ioo.oh IN =, IN
ana was I" consequently "eNe" W. ~ '"o
Armory.
GcnrQe Northr,,p, nc21,.cI of receiving tho
ro,chc. rccrr,tv .to,cu fron1 Dr., So,ncrs' bath
room in ihr GruuJ Pas,ts Iutc1, was before
'Ir.ttrc po,ta, Yesterday. A ,urc au,t certain
"us'Nt o''"H !s,.s.. ~. So. .,.,r .,.,,,o
ease was heaao aeals's1 nun, p"t, o"'s a'',''
tcc}n1calit!cs, justtco pollaK reserved his uc-
clstop until tt,-tlny.
r...,,,., c,n,r,,, ,,,, .,oro. ppu,on vc.,cr.
petes'"e ote "'' ~, w.. "I".s' -,
.ias a.teFmoon oheefVsa Two en eo!'ss oas ~, a.
No. o57 Clark street bearing trunk whle'l cFl.
oftcr y .hort char ttry cantrrcd tho thieves
"n,1 io,lre t,,cn, in tl,s Aruit,ry. Tho pr,nerty
. . sIss - snIro,.. ,,.,,,, t,,ot,s !, 4,nwr
, 1877-01-16

- -
I.nRD-,1an. j. Of diphihcs!te- Roy Lloyi.
ncci year. mouths md L dnyt, yDungtst hnll
VI Edgar i. and Mary u. Lord.
LOKU-,1an. ii. at scar'ct fever. Eddie Arnytc.
nrc,1 y vera I month. and :, dayt, second sol
Of Edgar 4. AM! Mary H. l.nrh.
Funeral 1Het,lar. mn. III. Mt : p. T.. from 6l
Twchly .funsth street to Daknools.
HOW tl!S-tn .hta rty. Inn. II, 1s17, Mie- AlIre
Ida 1;n"crf. daughter OF Ms.. jamcs Z. Powell.
n1td ID years.
Funeral frnu, the residence Of her fnthcr.ln-law.
Mr. !. l.. Fnwcll. No. .ul Fourth ntrnnc.
Wuinc -lay, at 1U:.;0 O'Clock Il. nj. Scfrcc In tha
0!tsut EaptI.t church.
t;Nt,SsET-,,an. II. 1877, John d. Gro.'ct,
nrcl 5., years nnd fnlr months.
Funeral will tl'se rluce rur1day. 1hn. III, at
II. H., frLn, his late residence. ITS North LcasIt
ttFctt. Members Ut lsocla,nttnn 1.otlse ]. O. IT,
r.. and soeetc FrancaEsc slc scc0nss $ntnc1s, aro
invited to attend.
AERpilf-Lizzlc. daughter u! Daniel and Ellen
Murphy, Jan. ~. aged IL yrurt q inonths. nnd 10
dhyt.
Funeral to .akc Mace Tursday. At II .. sn., fran
fsnIn th.ncc hy car. TO Calvary tcmctcrr. Friends
are respectfully lnyitcd to ntcn1.
GAltfER-On Sunday morning, At paralysis of
Nd.
Funeral from hie latc residence, 107i Indiana
nvtnnc, nj .::Iu o'clock Wednesday a!tcrnuun.
ltcn1atns will he taken East tor burial.
HESTSEf:-1n ,.ts city. Ian. II. 1sT1, of AGAR.
let fcvcs. Minnie. daughter Of Philippine nnd Z. \.
Gcntnnr. AGED years.
Funeral tron, ~. lii, South Clinton ftrcct TO-.
tuy, tic 1.ttll. At ~ pcutii r. H., to Gracellnl
Cemetery BY carriages.
, 1877-01-16


Chicago lost Sunday morning, the 18th. one OF
her oil and most worthy citizens. Asher Car
ter came to this risy from Morr!stown, y. j.. IN
ls4a Ilis frat work was to supcrtntend tho
building Of thc Second Presbyterian Church IN
tlc corner nf Wabash avenue ani Washington
STREET. The plans for IL were made by 1cnwick,
Of Spw York. mil It pNtcd tho superior care
and sklll Of Nj. Carter =, raTry them out *,Er-
tc:slully. 1t was III all rcsrccls onc of the very
best buildings in the ely. Mr.. Cnrtcr sub,e-
1uent1y lpra,nc tln architect nf many puhl!':
aud private buildings. his specially being ron'-
lortHttc u,,l elegant han,ys for large number
II nur iratlirg citizens. lie wa> conscientious
and thoroughly linc.t nan, nnsl we'll skilled Il,
his profession, though 81 reserved md qnlct
thnt tic was nos ki,nwn ycry fat beyond ts'e t;l'-
lad, ani n,orc Justly, .ln. entire confidence and
the respect of ult whe knew him than Asher
Garter.
, 1877-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

4lIH MEtHURts15R
At the regular Monday morning Methodist
ministers meeting Elder Jntkins presided,
After devotional exercises and some INSECT.
fnncous conversation, the CoHn!ttcc on Sunday.
school AMI 1'rayt Anniversaries, through tho
her. Dr.. Tiffany, made their report. These
anniversary exercises arc appointed fur Jan. 81,
~ anil %, a,,l nre to bc held ut tho Clark
STREET. Methodist Church. tl,u trlcs anniversary
to be lclh Sunday evening, Mr.. T. u. Harvey
to preside, and tic s,inlnysel.ool anniycr:nry 10
he held Monday evening. tlr Her. y. II. Horton
III tic chair. The Itcv. Mr.. finrent will lead in
Tic services mud vii! c nsslsied by tltt lcv. Mr..
sIssans editor Of the Saaday-!srhool Howl; null
the Rev. Afr. Ualics. Of 4tksun. y. On n1tioi..
tic Committee vas requested to have l,tNb
rosta.cerl Invitations prepared. mt! then rep!
thrtn t" all Sun,lay-'ci,onl WORKERS asli ofllrnl
members, so that they may intend ttlcsc ar'-
vcrsarlcs. The pnsturs weFc requested to iur-
13Ishop Merrill was present anl nllcretl few
plra.allt wor.ls Of EfcctinE. The meeting AL
TNE EPtscoPAt1ASs.
A meeting Of the Episcopal clergy. and not Of
tic Episcopal Clerical Astoetatioll, was hell nt
tho Church Hook.Storu On State street. The
Rcy. Luther par.lee occupied tho char. 'rtc
meeting listened 10 tllc report of Tho CoinmIltce
nppnlntrA to draw up suggestions with view
tu forming burial guild Or association. After
HOmc eiscnsson IN the report, tt rns resolved
THO universatIsts Of tllis city will hold
tcrits Of missionary and cdt,tnt!nn,l u meetings III
al.s city this week. Tic following Is tic pro
gre "f ,ox.y ao%y: c IT, !, tbs sqk Rey H. roslep
Christian It Work, by the i.cv. Dr. barry, "f WIs
tat,sIu. Evcninx-EducatIonal meeting, ~!
lresscs BY President White, of Lombard Uni
| Ia, I'm I'm. nr
, 1877-01-16

would Sd tln,rn Into ton,s poor nelRhbothooa
anl hold Bible meeting for tho wasllcrwomcn.
I1o n1so mentions Il a1y IN Slr. Spatgeon's
churc!, In I.ondcp. who hnd gathered a Bible
class OF scrvant-grle, With nn tho day he WAS
Invited to atldrcss them had ait attendance of
ahout zoo.
A the practical result nf tho meeting 1t was
dctcrn,inctl tn organize Bible reaslEnge on Tue
three xi,lcs of tho tity, and committee of
lnsltcs wa. appointed 10 take charge OF them.
These committees mt In different parts Of the
hall at the close Of the meeting an<! prt.'
rcctfe.l nj oncc to organzo aud start tnts
new means of grace. general meeting ,.Il ni
latltce interested 1T tlis work WIS np'"'E''tcl BY
Miss Dryer, tur next Tuesday. nttcrf.n1n thtc
week irs.n to-day, 1T Lower Farwcll Hall, at >
Several u these Bt'lr-rca.l1ne. hayr already
been established, anil are promising much Eoo1
1t unc Ut item, vi Sunday atttrMuut., there wis
MI Attendance uf GNI. sfr. I. v. Harvey, who
waa prrscnt. s1r*trcl that similar meeting l'e
started tt ullve In ttIc Wabash Avenue Aictho!!:t
Church, vi which liz IL longtime member.
EyESiSU MEETtNG.
Tie Tnbrr11nric WIS Drc:, Tor tD1tilFcrs, Wlio,
III spite VI The stnr. were present IN ct'tis!iera'
hc nunbcss. alr. Nottly. tho Rev: Dr+ Hnt,a-
win, Mr. j. Y. Fnrwtlf, afr. +. W. Harvey, the
Rev. j. o. Foster, md others were prcscht ~
Christian workers. M lncctiag WAS held at
rarwcil Hall.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mon meeting tt,.day at thu Tabernacle. Fare
well meeting ttsntC1lt nt S'''cloc4s. Converts
tickets nay be hal ut tic Tabernacle a. lutte n
1o'ci,rk this Afternoon.
, 1877-01-16
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The County Treasury yesterday contafncd the
pattry sun, of S5,:}O.
County Treasurer lImck returned yesterday
from. visit to friends in CINCINNATI.
The Grand Jury Tor the january tern, was in.-
rannclctl yesterday, with Col \. T, Baldwin as
foreman.
County Attorney Kountrcc was bacls To his
duties YESTERDAY. tic returned from Ills wed-
ding trip Saturday.
The investigation Into the alleged swIndtc IN
connection with printing The Board proceedings
will commence this afternoon.
The North Chicago Collector finds the collcc-
t.on Of personal taxes an uphill business. lie
!las discovered that auldry pnrtlcs have given
tic Assessor wrong names, and otl!crwlsu de-
rclych them. lie expcuts to make his tlrst Levy
to-day.
The Finance Committee did not report on cx-
Recorder Stcwnrt's ttnal account Yesterday. Tor
The rcaso 1t Is said, that son,s ol tslc i,e'as nro
slraugc nbont thc delay n acttnE q! this partc-
utar account. especially since tho Treasury Is so
sllurt vi lnu,cy. Mr.. Stewart IL SUPPOSED TO
haze rbout $6 0O9 In his hands belonging to tho
county.
Ex.SActlN Acncw Yesterday placed his aeml.
annual aul anal repnst Ut fees received anil dis.
bl,rsencMts ulu,it III tho hasids of tho Clerk Of
The County Duur,. 1t sl,nws that tllc fees re-
rG!ytl amounted In SI.0d III; incidental cx.
ptnsc., sl.70l.1s;. salary. $3,g00; fec" carmel
but not collected, ssBa); due the county
f,}ai11.l4. 10 re. 1T the rcnl condition Of az
counts betwecn lin aHf the county thcrc must
i,c rcrkaucd til. II ,000 due tho county from hls
lnst settlement, aud Ills blll for dieting prison
crk. liz doubtless has balance In Ills 1nyor.
Tho Sheriff tndutged In the amusement oi
selling sofnc uf tho rcAl estate ot Fernando
jones yesterday tu entisiy an execution In favor
of i;eorce l.. Chnp!ll. the property WAS stu
atcl In tl,e Original Town oi Chieago and Il
| Russell. Naincr, and 1iabert's Addition. Til.
same property l,ad been hcforc :oll BY shcr,t
AEucw to satisfy claim held by Heath 4 Mill
ra,,, but the tile never changed somehow. Al
the sale Yesterday GeorGc i. Grnnt. a juds1ncn
creditor, WAS tho only bf,l'lc:, md the proPrrt
wns struck oil to him fur slfsl al1t costs. IL
was the Assignee of tic plaintiff.
, 1877-01-16

they were huilt, and then the wnrk Of making
tho engines pump 70, e., 0oo Of gallons OF watcr
sixty pounds uf steam pressure, will he begun.
Tho "duty," n. It. Is called. Il GU,nN,0N,
which In plain English mcans tint tl'e engines
nrc IL rnf.c Oh, ,0M),tk0 Of rt,,nls one foot high
than has ever heen required of mn engine. anu II
successfully performed Will he great rccs'n-
incubation fur TIC makers III tic machinery.
There arc two engines In tho works, ear!i hav-
luz capacity Of i5,0tN, ,O0l gallons, and arc 50
arranged that they cat simultaneously l'c used
sfnglv or together. Tho contract does not STATE
how ftc worka shall be run Or what E!nl uf coal
al,n1t be used but the cxrrTts Will settle thn:c
crrnc,l. The cnmlnttc2 vlsitcs1 tho works srs-
terttay afternoon, n,ui this tuorn!ng will assume
absolute contrut thereof. During tho ron'i!fE
wrek some one say WILL br usca To nlako thu
tpAt,
, 1877-01-16

President White, Of 1omtmrti University, and
tho Rev. DR.. Hanson wifi ereak on "Educn-
ton" this crcntng III the Church of tile Re-
dccmcr.
Abont 1,ooO cmrtoycrs could lie used with
profit lust now at the Young MEMS Christ!an
Association Employment bureau, No. 145 Fifth
arrnur.
There will he n quarterly meeting of the R"astl
ut t,ireetors of Hlac Wn.f,ingtnnian flomu Mt the
Home this evening at : 40 o'clock, whru ottitcss
tor the ensuing year will t,e elected.
The fuusth annual reunion Of furnlrr pupils
anil friends uf ttlc Nnrkfortl Female btn,tnnry
will he held al The Palmer ttulte Thursday ut
:}:1D y. IN. Dinner nj a:;U. All latlles fi!trr-
cstcA will ro,lxi1cr themselves Invited 10 Gc
rrcscnt. Gentlemen ut ) n'cloek will ls wcl.
tuluct.
, 1877-01-16
Of laughter by the officers, all Of whom knew
him we'll Ehcn


mis- r0CEETs WIRE SE4KCHEDi
na IA customary upon such OCCASIONS anu MS
wntrh, n,v,,cy, a number Of pokrr et4tps. Il Few
carsl*, AMI snme other tr!hlng articles, Mess
found about his person. Thcn ne was ofaesea
hack. Tlm other persons arrested Also Ease
really arc, hut their names will probably be
learned In a few liars when they come up lot
trIal ut the South sltIo Polite Court:
Net innc after the party had reached tfto STA
tim Il! e.nc ano onc who cn1y ;, i, BY ~ hsy ';a
and in the arrest. This was
COUNT COMMISSIONED,
VIM hal hccn lnyite,l by Trude t. Join Inc par
y. hut WIN hal eotaSn separated 'rom H., t"St' ''
tiarry't and bccn detained there by q t'Flniug
cr,x.l until II was pretty late. Finally hc cx-
ttcaactl himtclf, got intu carriage, anl deosc M
rapidly to Afcfu!re'* place. lie knos.c., a. t,'c
f.Ioy. and so1ncfDly within assva "has he
wanted. ...,.,
Tt. man lll<tic-tionc.
The mtni*slnnrr-Nherel
And the answer was. "To the station
tn to the statis.n goes the Commissioner, nr!i
there he f.,un,l hts friends. who ut oiTc icli
upon him md bitterly md yGAifctn'lfly cur:c!i
him and accu.d him ii having "tnt NJ, jnt "
information which lct IL thciT arrest. 1t Is
,,uly ;,sDwr 10 say, however, that tficrc IS MI
truth IN this. The Rcn'rn'an an question Is not
capable u such MI netipn, antl Mt. TruAe t'as
policeman III discovering and puliirE place of
which II Is understood lie las been frcqucntcr
for mbntf,e.
After rome few moments Ut delay The parties
sutccc.ir, III procuring ball, a,ld gave bonds for
ttefr appraralen At tho Armury Wednesday
morning, when slr. TrnLr, alias Charles Smith,
will probably appear III heha1f Of tho slcfensc,
demand n Jury trial, and uso his customary
etnauencc with that 3ury, and will probably SUE
cretl In getting verdict In Ills fnynr.
TN yariul,s occasions OF late ills Individual.
| this defender AMI champion nf criminals, has
been In thu i,al'It III paratfng fllsnsclf before
| The public in thc newspapers, nnA endcavoEi!'ts
! tn yndlcatc himself from tho charges brought
against lin, but now TINT he llas lEcn
caught in gamblng4len, flas lccn aisgraceful'
ly dragged through The p1lhl[c streets With pn
}rcman'a hand upon his collar, has hccn clIisckc
into pniice-s.ation in company with tfrunsast!s
ansl ya.rants. has been ignom!nfoHsEy searched
| anl will have to appear bcfore, police
rutlrl to answer t,nc of tlc lowgs'
mn! most cantcmptiho charges I'll tlI'
| whole catalogue Ut petty maSlcn'cauors
II IS to he lupcu TINT instcal of writing ttirthc
communications to the newspapers Ut AanNttEt
| Ills fnru upon the strrcts brtnre tho world Ii
will xkulli off 10 some other city where hts nn
un.t his fame arc alike unknown, nna relieve .
Ills prcscncc the community Which has tolcrate'
Him altogether too long.
, 1877-01-16

they were parties 10 The fraud. Certainly tho
Colntntttrc on Public Charities knew, u they
knew anything, that In the payment of every
hill for hams and poultry thhs tho contract was
being violates, nntl the public Treasury being
robbed. Al ri ffA mcmbcrs also knew. II they
have, a,ncc tfDonncll has been contractor. cvcs
Ind tncatlon to bur either aysscrs hams lard,
or poultry, that thr ruuntr ,sns nayfng lust
abo,tt twice as much for sursl articles - thcr
were.
, 1877-01-16
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS

The Chicago Football Cluh was to l'aEc met
n the Sherman House last night, bHt lacked \
quorum.
There VA. marked improvement In lArchs-
tcct Eran't condition yesterday. lie " e3pcet-
etl to be nh,c to Ia nut IN few days.
Mr.. Fran, l.. Goodwin. assittant''nanAger OF
Uarcrlyts Theatre, returned from Ncw fofk
last night. liz Is Mt tic Sherman.
The friends of Mira. Rev. i, II, Rayltss. OF In
dtansnolIn, will he rieascl 10 hear t1lal shc IS
rDnyaIcsccs,s, ant; IL spending II few weeks "ttfi
her .tstrs, Mrs. j. II. Bakcr, los Dearborn
xrenue.
The Temperature yesterday, as observed hy
atana..cr. opticinn, ~ Madison street fin1n~
usE lIui1.1tucl was Mt . Il. M, n degrees above
1ero: 10 a. n,.. .A: e IT., :ss; y. IN, y;
n. m, a, barometer al n s.., o16; y. ILL.,,
oo.Gn
The Sa,io,at Association Of Fa,,c!ers have
{ssuca their przc-lIst for the sccoIn) RnnMnl cx-
lt,,s,so,,, WHICH "ill be hell tn tl,s Exposition
Hui,i!,,c, Fs'' l. to -. titflcs vii! tla:c Feb
Der nboat ~
Mr. u. o. Mills, President Of the I3ank of CALI
fornta and ol the tirEua s. Trtckce lsaitsoah,
will arrive III Ills ttty si1trToW. Hr !rit SIN
Franritro laYs Tralrv III II special sar. ani Is
s .sg sif ksross % III s 'a* / ." ii. @"y e Se~
York.
: r.. .,,,,o, ,,,,n.tno ot Inn Hoard ot Trade
."t "' ha"n h, ~ tn,i NJ lin f,o1ul Of Trade
rooms vt : 7::n} Inst evening. AZ that hour few
ktraxglers commenced co,nIug IN, thtIr nnhera
bcE Increased trgtu tfn.r tu tlHsr by Oilrs at,d
twos uniii nt ! nrIork there were fully twenty.
fiycmcmhcrs pYrscnt.-lu.t srvealy.:lrc sl'ortut
aq,turusn, however. Under tlsc cifcnn,:a'rcs, u
bceun,c apparent tint there would be no
uuur,ln,. and The few faithful ones adjourned
tic meeting until 1 o'clock this afternoon.
!, ~ ..,,, ,,,r ..stcr,av ,nornin,y Lem
~ W ~, ;t,c cor,tyr of Clinton md
nn'iae 1"nuo", t.o, ,+"wo itrth IN naic ciid on
nu!lhst sste ~ IN ,nrrcr ri fnnaj md Van
r..rns. ~. rnn,s ,"t E.nw,,trr nj M, ia JET
,set tt Ta i,cr nf i'm rh,l,l. was with
a., tn, III IN tro hrfrr m tl1c way 10
u.tr w y. ~ n'.u' tor s,1trr Tl,c unfortunate
niatNc M''.nv r,,,.1"eS ~. fntn nr q, i i,ricr's
n, W,.,ah Ut ~ I'm ttcr" rccrtvrd that ktml]T
se "1' ~, ~ a,' rri'tr, IL. i,nctnr 1,as several
tsseas,I;es.s tsn. ;a. ~, ,t,,,,,'t'n.ntnI "i,,, I
t''''e' o>eA
II was stated Yesterday that wv ..1.c o'iu! ~. I
Il Michigan Southern iatslroAtl company IN,
n,atln settlement with suiRc ot fhc wuntietl
Ut tic Astiia disaster wlu were lett 1T fhat
ni,re' The rornoratfon, It was alleged, had
un.fA fur hoff injuries md lust bnw.
,.rc H., tl,us" win would accept tllcit