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had once c1trlcated sorely-prctee,l tltrinc. and,
although our fecbtc minds could not string all
Ills phrases and ck.uscs on nne thread aud fol.
low them through TO the end Ut tho lI'tc yet II
must mean another hcrculcan attempt at srtEl-
ration: md would surely result in good. When
tho Commission arrived, wc i'11ed Lafayette
square with. ssern.faced citizens, n,Mi made
tic air rcaottnh with cannon, lntid speeches,
and respectfully defiant resolutions Just L,
sanw them what NC meant, and VIC think thcy
understood It too. That 1t was through theft
a.ivfcc That tho great stampede OF packarl'a
Legislature wns brought abunt, is now qnttc
certain. and therefore wo give them all credit
for ttlttr lnhprs.
Thun far tic Democrats have shown the great
est magnantmftv Inward their opponents, To
some nf the Returning -Hoar,l tnembcrs they
have given seats which had already been filled
By contestants; 10 others they 1,ayc given n!ic.
agc and pr slle,t,. Even pacxar.l's police haye
been nafi fur tho time spent In keeping the
Nicl,ol's GO. uoysrnpent out Of sl.e stats-li9use
that NIctolls nnti Its Legislature "gusl,cl"
ratler tnorc in tho enthusiasm Of thu moment
than tho occasion required or the crippled
liuanccs Of tho Stats Justified. i1ARgNEss
, 1877-04-30

ioalyn, T. y. 5sily. This viii save The town $3oo
Thr flfe Gomnlsstones reported shst he had stts-
6a1 nen II Ere ps!Tst ~ ~ ~ NO. ~ %
ena 70. wefa ennroiiaates's me Wholn 10 10
known hereafter ~ District "a Ffnneas Benton
wa t ntppo,aasd e. Mnsamaster nl t"o "ls1fet'
rcr. 10 ne1. M is oo, ,
10 hs'd on tho h''t and third Saturdays Of c1el
month. --
Mtss Dcttic ronng was anrrsifea Saturday oven.
Ing hy number Of her fF!enta and nchoomhect. at
her fathers rcsidene: IN wentworth nschnt. ncns
ii. fnmi. q rlt.burr. H.. a1d tl,e l!,tlo folk.
took this GnpS,tnny +" express shcf f fssrcs; A.
cd themselves with cume. and cnnve!,ation ~
surrct VIA ready. Wien lhef dld )tsisec 10 TIC
Wetc INC Mtases Ma.o t'e,c. ME- ,sra M,tens Annoy
ssns ss.ft Fotss., Eii!!' fesIs,. !s. p.si.! Sia:
nls l'EGkt inn1s ions; a,,a ne ndstesf Ere" !fani
io... henM,e Msan r'e ILL., tam.e{: ~, FfsHMsc sS
Il Sn"fs "sfoek. .0'T' 'f'""' 'a y ''A' W a''"'
ac ex .,, Ihoms En-, y"m' ucsIax e. ~ am IT,
Ghasen. n ara Ut =, I'll ' % is",;c ~ ~ o
iis 'is' viii i IL sons about sssE; " '>>
nj, ~: EvASsroN; .c . ,.,
Ihc noanl 81 nhtass Trustees mot a., S,at1itday
,ai,;eo % Which ii lie M bai o,.s fe@oastlanso va.
referred reported faynMIl5 10 the removal q esil
honsc and suggested thai 1t he ba11t near the pier
s' .pp XIV ~, Received from rho Hover.
tdgc wtsh!nr 4, be sppolnte! Village Treasurer;
also ono from ohn Gyebel, ssho said he was will
1ng 70 reftnf1h TIC aallea lncuoeht upon tnaI ot'
Tee tnr Sio9 per annnm.
discussion then cntaed ~ tn tile rcnta! Q!
building suitable for Village putpnscs. The choIce
"wneS @ tyesn ~ fre.dsnt M lss IL "es IT. tic i n.
aeseFaoe, ana Inc LoHaMltlee Will Pfooaply accept
, 1877-04-30
HARMS JOB,

10 the Editor of 1Ae Tribune.
CHICAGO, April e7.-Mr. IIarms, In Ills COM
uul'ication Of to-lny, says: Il s'Why hold mo
responsible for lines and levels when am DO
architect or on9inccri" Had Mr Harms gone
one step fartt,cr and sail that he was no mastcr-
builder, tho wl!olo matter ot bad workmanship
and wrong levels md lines would have been az.
counted for. What is a inastcr-butldcr for but
to tako tho responsibility Of materials, work.
,uanshEn, lines, and leycls1 Tie competent
n,aster.builicr and contractor Is Of necessity a
good civil and mechanical engineer. liz ts as
fatnlllar with tho level and tho transit As With
tho square aud tile plumb. His occupation
arlscs nt once to tho dignity OF profession.
How best to throw an nrrgl over TINT streamf
How best to lay tile foundations Of building
fifteen or twenty feet below Watcr Or quIrIisan1f
How to safely and economically set TINT clab-
0rato and inasstvo stOnc cornicc, eighty or
hundred feet In the ntrl These and similar
pr0btcms meet tho Hlastcr-buillcr at every step.
Lines and luvcls, forsooth! Why, bless the ro6r
old l1ail's heart, thu astcrbni1tler who IL not
competent to Rlyo lines aud cvets to Ills work.
men has not got rs fnr u tho letter 4 In his
business. W. &Iayc nlastrr-bu1lless III Chicago
to whom tho level and transit arc not strangers,
-tnen who hnro studied their profession under
competent snastcrs, alld who will build for yUu
a Bulomun's teEnple. shuu1d you want one. 1t
IL uufortuato for thu owners t)nat tnnn WHO
knew something of workmanship, lines, nnl
levels lid not lay the foundations Ut Cook
County Court-IIouac. Yours.
II. ". CANrgH. =,
, 1877-04-30
Young Mans 9trAnys Adventure with Two
bandits.

8dN NHI0n'o (7Fx,l Efpre1s.
Ayoung man named Kagan, from San Felipe,
tells tha Etpress that a* he was riding aluug
tho road u few miles beyond CaslroyIllc, two
men rouo up to him from the brush by the road-
side aud demanded his money. Both }ad thelr
facca masked, hut lid not present their rcyolv-
crs, which they carF!el lu sight, sMply saytt,9
It necessary to draw on him as no was 80 young.
IIo had tljtn tlla pockut and Il considerable sum
In his boots. The last mentioned the routers
failed to tiil, but took tho $40. They then
Invited tho young man to step Into
the brusl. and lunch with tl.eu wl,Icl! l,e think
Ing It sulcst to humor them, lid. although hts
appetite was none VI the most ravcnous. About
1U0 yards fr0tn the rna,l the mon l,asl good
keeping their faces masked, however. After
luncl the robbers returned u to their victim
an.l told him ho could 70. lle dllu't whit TOR
spvQhd bidding.
, 1877-04-30

II was tho general opinion Of those who went 10
the New Chicago Theatre last evening to sec Schll
lcr's great play Of Marie Stuart, brought out by
Mr.. wurstcr'a German dramatic company, that
thcY would sec onc OF The beat performances rivcu
Mt this theatre this season. In this however, they
wcrn greatly mistaken, a. tho performance was
not very far from a failure. Wh!is Mr.. Wusster.e
company. a. at rtcscnt constituted, Is very
good In farccs and comedies. yst It has not tho
strength and tragic abilities 10 euccessfully copo
wftha classic production Of such magnitude az
''Msrie Stuart" This, like most Of schilcrs
plars, IL more for Tho purpose Of being read than
aetcl. ard II performed Ut all must bo brought
ont with the hest Of asttats II Il IL 10 provo suc.
cess. au far there have been hut threc Actresses
II The country who coutd auecesslnlly cope With
wsrs MatIs Kcr6ash. Fannie Janauschck. ana an,
Nistori. Each Ut thcsa Actresses had q different
shep ,e: but Ma4y K M
assumvd .his psrt iast eyeuing |. fa1 aetrs:s, and
es: es .hs s oi aSs I ., Il
ercston !lcr recitation ts line. and her volce
feo'ng which either OF te abore. nan,cd acttcsscs
t'o4sessei n 70 gteat dsgreo. Her performance
o w.. pst sss Gt &c tss s "; 9; s ss s"s b n
= !";ssssd @ ~s .s'ss: sss esi1!s'sss ea1y &c
n the hftd act. when shc meets tho Q.tta face to
face: In tl!ls sccno She fHse Abovo thu common
lcfe1 anu pl0JeQ with considerable y4Ec fUfc4 and
feeling. It was this lady's benent nEal.t, and sho
was ei'cored several lines. aud presented with scv-
cra buskets Of flowers.
Thv part Of tho Qattn, which also requires a
tTst-ckss actrcss to "hc nsada \ succets, wa9 a..
snMed by Mr., Fsanzmlllcr, win haA been ex.
rressJ cnEaEcd for this part. This lady has y
sweet, soft. snd .sTmpathetlc rolcs. but
lacks tho strength mud dignity re-
Qnted In this character. iler performance
Of tho part Of Elizabeth VIA certainly mt what thu
althar Intended. Mr. Carl Iiclmcr who played
Itetat<r. seemed TO DO entirely cut of hi4 e1eent
and h!A performance was nut up 10 his usual stand.
ard. nesdcs this, tho ee,cctton VI hts tnask was
very unfortunate. Sir. Nrocku,an,. :. as MoriiultT,
wax very good. It u,e of the beat ances
this young md promising actor has xlyea this ses-
w. q ,soed an .ia'ya. Faai<t -
scenes. Mr4. Horn ~ Hanna Kennedy was very
good. OF tho uthef characters OF The play Il Inay
be said that they wusu fair.
Tho performance At this thsatrs next Sunday
eSpnlnE el0sts thle years. season. Tho play wit! ~
for tho bencht of AF. 0notge tyenssein. tbs excel
lent eustne.1 manager Of Mr.. Wursterd company,
and Il entitled - Der Loene des Tagta" jThs Lion
Of tho pay). Wherever this singing iarce has
been pra!!nccd It Aa4 proved TO Is great auccsss
md Will undoubtedly hnso 4 similar fats
N thls city. Three excellent conledan4
hare been a1ptessly engaged for this play, who.
added to the splendid comedians Ut tho regular
company, will justify the cxpecsatlon Ut something
extraordinary,
, 1877-04-30
CRIMINAL,

John Louis. for petit larceny from Mary Simon,
aud John McAlAuus, fur slmt!af oHsuss agalnst
Jacob Aesncr, wcFo the only arrests Of criminal
nature at tho Armory fuE tic twenty +fouss snding
last midnight.
john Powers. ono Of tho villains who recently
assaulted Oti1cer Frank O'NeIl while cndeuvortny
to mako an arrest, was last night captured by tho
ellcef. Ind locked up ut tho ASin8ny up1u cGarya
VI Interfering with an oncer In the discharge Ut
hls duty.
came acsots dissipatcd luoktnY rascal, giving The
name OF Jan.es Thompson. ma VI ho could moi
Ktse any reasonable account to huw le Gums into
up At ths AFmosy. Au ownor IL wanted tor tho
property.
Thomas Ryau and some unknown hackman had
70" early yesterday morning in the West Twelfth
etrcct dlstrict. aal Officer ThuHIas shlndlty took
NYan Ia: Upon seafct.tns him VI tho stattun lve
cuuhteficit dollars wees found upon hla, an1
hc was therefore buoke1 TOR diaus4eriy sul having
conntcEtc!t cun iu hls possession.
, 1877-04-30


C'ttcAts0. APRIL ~ .--To-day' - Issue OF THE TRin.
uHE contains Nh unauthorized Communication over
my MANIC. to which dcsro to direct, not only
your attention. but that Of tho respectable people
af tho city. who arc unaware Of tho mcau low,
and vilc attcmpta which orc now being made by un-
scsupuuus persons 10 mis'crrcscns the unfortunate
stale Of h6alrs in tho Seventh Ward. That com.
rnanaltfon states In effect that In compliance
with tho dcslrc of my friends, in order TINT may
place mn bar to tho Councils calling special cleo.
tion for Alderman In this ward, ilayc Withdrawn
from contcsttng the election Of sr. 1lild.cth, and
announced 'myself a. candidate !a the proposed
eommun,catIon that doe. nut contain an anmiti. ill.,
gated fAlsclood., Wy friends have not requested
~ i r. w.hafsS i tro" ,he position hsye hei siace
II To- bo tcnabie In every rcrpcct; have no. now,
nor havg Ind at my time. tho intention Of con
a. do that gentleman to bo Ineligible, ! would
not contrat his riSht to tho otiec wflhuut admitting
;.s h; en eHi!l hxs ts no.
:ald, because, bslsx Il po:.essian of. ev!asnes
roles, in excc.s q the number by which was do.
fcated by Mr.. Ilt!dreth, was pu1ed by non.rcst.
dents Of thu ward, and interruptions pcrsons who
their residences. an, satisfied that that gcntlc.
man's plurality Of votea was mi obtaincd Ia a
sSas q H. ssaf satss sSS
of the residents OF thu wast and consequently aul
entitled TO Tho position uE Alderman which now,
by some, Ia sought to 10 nl!td hy d special elcc-
lion. have too much confidence In tho integrity
and good sensc 81 Tho psessnt Council to suppose
theory. II can prove tn thom. and am satisfied
recelvcd lie plurality Of Tho Respectable votes
1f tho ward. shall prove all Tint Tint body OF
amy uthcf body can Justly Esufru Ut asplEait to
position in It's n1ltat to prove. hive nut taken
tho position nuw hOfd for sclAsh reaaons. l hnva
nothing to expect In acting ~ Alderman other
than thu good wishes OF my constltusnt who haru
rci,ossd shelt confidence In n,s. and whose rlgtts
they desired me t9 accent tho nomination for
and actnat4d by ll.e !notfyo OF subscribing tic In
tcTcsts u the war.l. !1 which la common with
every other axpnye:a have interests t4tAkG. Con-
WINGED Tint hayo uecn rightly aml H. ally elected.
hare no intention OF abandoning tho privilege
WHICH IL mlne3 10 ahow, that hays been thus
honofcd In the most trying Of or!ents, by tho re-
aprciabe totefs OF tho Seventh Ward. TO fetlrs
at thIs moment would bu to set asl1o Tho decision
nf my commitments, who nre unwilling 10 10 thus
tlmrt. and would now wero they permitted, aga!n
set tllcar Will nj Hanght. Feuiing 1s ! IU, l am
cndcnSOFink tn continue thta axlt to the end. I
have no doubt that shall DO sustained by every
honest and respectable taxpayer who j,as 1t hcoft
tho wtfaru Of tho CITY, which can bo euseryed only
by honest and and c1tIctent management in our
municipal ui1at.s.
a. 10 thu Individual who has had tho audactty
nnl enwarFantcd presumption TO sttach my nan,o
turned 70 bring h!nl to q realizing sense of slIs
en0rnlty Of his crime, by visiting hIn, with tho
dirsst penalty Of tho law. Respectfully,
Junk nInRDAN.
, 1877-04-30
"BERTRAM M0NTAGUE,n

1o Hd zsH1soF U 1Hs 1EF6HH3.
CHICAGO. April .U.-in answer to tho inan!ry
aligned "Lady" In to.day's TntHuEE, wish 10
stato that tho aboYe pcfson il what he appears 10
be, "A gchtlemaa whoso character IN above TO.
proach or even suspicion Instead Of prc,e,,lcr,
la IL my authorized agent for tho stFlora King.
dom, beantfnl mud valuable book lust publish.
Cd tn thts city: II b. has called upon any lady
In Difference 10 her wsl,us not to know, 10 his
true Erntlenan!y instincts woull not admit OF i'll
tn1ruAiny II without hor permission. Tho use OF
this word .tthef" tinp1ls ne to demand that this
bU inserted In the next Issue Of your paper. Very
respectfully MosAs WAnHrS.
Publisher, l03 4tatu street.
, 1877-04-30

to The summary di.nssal of buckley ct ii. wilt be
Into te ss".ss ts. TO ns
t'en Into Dueklsy's chasse.,s. x Captain of The
pol po,iss T. nothing more 10 the Municipality than
brought BY patrnsmnn aealnst lia uaptrols would
ir manifest Injustice, nn1esi l,a alleged some.
s s ssas ,ss wo o h. Il i, an pos 5
will 50 on unintcrrnptcdly. Exactly where The
lightning will stsiks cannot ut present lc said:
othert will 70 presently. as wifi Nlto several ata
ton. s.sn. keepers q round.men. and patto!msn 10
pa!tnent drman,l change will be given.
Aside from this. there arc to he tereral other
- fnsnesE shssE, Ew {. as ts"T e
Of Lieutenant ir the police ro.trr The na.ns to be
.np!e t. A., who arc A. p'sssns, The
account Of tnch promotion After this ordinance ID
10 hIn,aclf and to hts men Al a!a 70 lie Unit
tpnn 'a esa,aa: .fs': e e Ss s sss s &
Viii b designated ~ four srsn.vrrse s,iysr bars
mon eseh M M MsGsust: t'snten"nts y two and ssr.
officers hnse not yet been drafpnated.
TEMPERANCE.
4 meeting Of de1e9atea from tho various Catko.
afternoon in Markell iiaii. corner Of betpjalnea
and JACKSON ttsrets. for tho purrotc Of consider.
"Cathol!c Total AlAt,nence and benevolent union
Of tte CIT, Of Chicago" " NJ. r. N. ll.a.eronsh
fttsiac9. EonaineFanlo tlhin wa. sptnt IN !fc'ta.
and by previous arrangement tha delegates were 10
report what action had tccn taken by The different
psIc presoa. tnes"s. H"sa sono M' II pfsn Il. ee
ases did report 10 ihe effect That no ieantc action
had been taken. Other. scp'sted Tint SUNG
Of the constitution :and others diti not. TI.ere
fore u was decided to he hekt that tho Tn!nn bc
started not ~ eocicty consolidation. bnt d.
With the Intent that ait The nenter% Of shre soclc-
ties stbuld 1oln In tho general movement. There:
fore many Of thoao prcfcnt signed thc!r nance. md
dent, james O'Nclll Secretary, ", j. Maskclj:
Treasurer, Martin Horan.
The matter n .; g.
consultation above referred 10 wifi untlcrgu further
dIscHts[on among shs sucietca. 10 the rn!l that
hers Of those societies made members Of tho Union.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Mite. 11tr .an. MSa,s-fhoms n !al,sSk Ssw Tcrk; J. T.
IL IL A. is is.1;: 6;sss,b e.,
II e. tssn.
i ':se. y. 'E;:''; !s,jeassy & i a:sy' 'f'''.
;y:s' 9:aa, snIt lS. lra5ssf F<rJ, = q:
e. & r.;aSA., d i!.o teneietSs:
j: q: 0ilsS5i:t. whee.i9ss: ": ya.,s ~
as7fs aHs,,e s,s i.WS w VIII s,a l. s.'of'S: fsss;
ensn su:i s ~ Ghafffns!;: f1ISs;:eo;
I, IL Wcodman. ksa Francisc", =. IT,. +. In
Iadl.a. .r,lis I'D. PhSete coa.ias. II. out:; ]. "
ffsff;
* :s! r. fss: S:s,
4 HssvPfs s.a:;Eh!': s.
q; :f! =: $s!s' s::s::: !:
fafk e " IT, ehaaef' g. H. p'ons'n Nc"
, 1877-04-30

ent .gen:t " 4, n Dl'e'ey and g. O. L. sauef to
ElIz.bcth and 1sobcrt T. Long, John sebcrt, H. u.
easec 10 " "ree,d.e rn.s se for ooo on that
part Of nut Lot o. In the Canal. Trustece' snbdi.
~ feliow.: i'eginnins At The northwest corner of
0nt Lot on Indiana nvennc; running thence cast on
po" nste ns sss1 s. t.s 81 IT,
with the north ltne Of said out. Lot 10 indiana
Co., began suit TOT SO, FOO against isaac T. Wtt.
rE sss sess,. sa,tos'
y; ;sss: =, =.
h1Tx tSst5s.ti i!as:' q many Il !tsI
ss: f:: T. Il q s; III ss's''Tss 81 IT.: No. 60
s ~ A., - sass 81 si: =,
rs9a NJ M i':s:s $: 'as
JUDGMENTS.
"ssFss;s' ssss fs;a.: H:, tsno G:%G:Sy :Dy
TILE n1sLEY CASE.
Special Nspd'ch 10 TIE Tribune.
.ase .ssss It. ssnfse % ihe Sgns aaig Il
l1n = western RoaH hnl NebGEcr. fish j. Wilson.
on an appeal bond, which Inns been trial for tho
phat two wcokP. 1'4 afternoon tho jnfy
turned mad wcrc discharged, tcinR nnabto
t. asree: They stood four to Fight. arst,
IN favor Of the plaintiff: afterwards thtru 10 nlnc
i wn: the general opinion Of MI who listened 10
the trial that tho f.ond whs genuine, and the ver
dict uron the verdict generally IL thnt tho jnry
were aetnnlcj by feeling nEainst the New York
hroktr mn! In favnt Of thrcc old aud wo,l.known
citkchs Of The state.
10 he Et&itrn Atsocta.ed H1ss
fSDfASAroL1s. Ind, April 2p.--1n tho United
Fthtca HHnft, The case Of John F.. Niscy ". The
lndEsnapntla, bloomington 4 Western Haiiruad
Company. William C.. Wilson. George Schkar. and
Abraham Girss, which has been OH trial for tho
psss ten days. was concluded sainnlay. The Jury,
after being ont twelve humrr. failed to nVrce, and
were asc.argcd. standing n!ae for THO defendants
and three for Tic plaintiff. The IL very In.
rortnnt one. involving SUI. QUO. John T.. Ris1ey,
tho plaintiff. secured Judgment In tho Superior
tnnrt Of Marion County arstnst tho Indianapolis,
N!nomtnKton i Western Railway for S0j. H7D.
This Judgment was appeafod to the Supreme Court
Of lhe State. and IN lalng. tho bond In tho suit
waa tlca with y inon. Scbknr j. NIreh a. smrctIcs
The Supreme Court Of the state a!lrms The decision
ol the lover court. III tho meantime the Railroad
Company passed Into tit hands Of a lccctver md
became bankrupt and suit was thcn brought
against tho snretieA to recover tho Amonnt Of tho
bnnd and cnsts. The dofcnse was that the sureics'
names Wcrc forged. - -..--.
, 1877-04-30
TIE COURTS.

THE CHICAGO I SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
bill waa died In the Circnlt Court Saturday by
lisnry 4. amytha against the Chicago l. Southern
Railroad Company, aud othef4, ~ fusecIoss s4s
mortgage tor $500 GOO on tho road ruade some
three years ago, The Conpany some time ayo
failed 10 pay Tho interest tho bonds and IN A..
agnment was made to Arthur J. Cation. Dy cuu.
sent, on Saturday ho was appointed Receiver un
der : bond for Sc, 600. The bill wAa suppressed
for scEs!ce. snd further particulars cannot bs Oh.
taEned.
August kocstng seems to have had = vstIlable
Xantippu fus wife, and, after enduring her abuss
for about slx years a,,&! half, ho va. forced to
have hes seat " The House ut Correction. Her
favorEte p4st!n,e consisted !u pounding his back
and head with poksr, which shs sometimes varied
ao.ea ss viii Il ps.ts y Ss sts soos
Al this ts tho uaua! consequence og her getting
srank sc.n M ana KolnE On spEss. g August wants d.
BETTE 5toaebrukeu stepped In quietly Friday af.
tetnoon and dEe Ls1 bill for divorce from hsr hus.
M s Sf.sax s. @ r
ssscax f1epes oes .aa saa s9a.a 10 ssa 81,
hut the . Judge did not think ths evidence addueaa
w. w. .as1sIsai, end thu case wa continued 70 o.
further defense. s'~'s''' wv ''A-@' NJ
Judge Williams granted drc.ecs Ut divorce Sat.
1!uA| ~ the sei!owtnX cases: Caroline Asyer
%;Ss .!e Lssy - - saa'ssss f;: As.s essasst
eFlus E!lieost from Ihuuas Elllcvtt, eraeity sad
!lrunkennessi Anna Ms14aes feum samuel j., Wsl.
;aSs ;to Wsm %uuiay % fsf s Lasy
cruelty.
Judge Drummond was engaged Saturday In hear.
!nY lafse nualtex Of intervening elaia,s ssatn.t
Tho cllesFo. l,sntilla = flnecaat. ltsIl1oad Con-:
, 1877-04-30
DlsATI1H,


1lEsS-Thetesa Hess. beloved Wifi Of lsaao
Itcss, On April 2h, 1877.
Funeral tu.aay tMoaday>. April 20, at 2
JOSES-t)n thu a7ti nf April, Clarence L,
Jones, in tho 18th ytas ot his asc, IT lropty,
ALEXANnElt-rhs funeral srsylces OF MFs,
StIsan v. Alexander Will he held Ut her late real.
1cncs, NJ. IL FotEest'av., At o'clock p. H.,
Tuesday, May /. ~
, 1877-04-30

4 lady without faahlon Journal IL like travel.
er N the Alps without guilG. who nay gct aluns.
but slowly. aMh with many ais!lupB. tsAntrcwa'
ltazas il thoroughly equipped well ~ enter.
talning gns In al nlattefs 0t dress aud style. W.
Il. AnltGWs, pu0Itsher, Cincinnati.
, 1877-04-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

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Aesnard Opera Troupe, Havee1y's MmatreIs, and
she principal ehA'aeters Of thu ''Ts1h' Jack"
"ospel 'emne,ahee meeungs VIII be held ths
n.oh errns 10 :. eosx =. .ae Eo.ons'eec. ~. r.
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70 : fsaEs rk sys"aes s"sasf .h
e 3 followed by tic exhibition Of hIs painting Of
n,..sa u'a'sa. ..
nisnop Inene5 held confirmation and preached
sssy IarEs so1gTsg,ntion yes.srdsy afternoon
" Kev. j. .: cowan ts Rector. 4 class Of reysn:
zen were confirmed and t~enty.nlne received i,y
vho wefs received Into III church ysstettis,. " ~
The nliss Memorial Choir meeis cvery Tlnrs.lay
1", rshs.rt.l. AZ nen'bere Of Tho old Tahotnaele
afe re9qeated to b present at the next 'nsetine:
or seees '1ie o Yaana Men
Christian A.'oc'atEon.
i. SseEal.f Teskx nsetlns yesietiay .fternoos il
rick Handy occufica thc chair, and .Jn.nes i.
Clemson acted As Secretary. Only rontinc buaI.
shelley made btlcf addresses. Thirty new mca,bcrs
weFs Initiated, md an Invitation was extended to
smaa fs pent sunaT 10 ap e ssnsG y No.
Tha 1neetns er shen sdonfnaa. ] a''"00n IL e'osk
Coroner DIetz.eh viii today hold tnooc,t. unoo
.hs negro Alfred 4 Jones, WHO -. killed by III
4, man aa'fee dle .s ae
Depot Il va. a"o that The ss So1
e. Of she boy Coleman. who was supposed to havo
a,ewnfa n ns It, s Il ss % e. ss
yet neiasf Tho polleo moi tbe Coroner % have heard
ofh,
M Sh;tss II Mens9tlp Day; .see,ea
eon'.sion - Gonsui Of Tarkcy At rhisaaD rho H.
eoami.;ioa it.elf: ,omewhst easea" dosamcn. M
y as1 asa,:t IT,: ~ i; ;hs Il
nss ns ~ H. o. N Ffcnch and
dent Hsycs Mr. onrsln ID te % ar,t con,ni ny isS. Az.
They wrte discussing tloAre.- a. .l,o.o1s question
= Gss S s.ss sa ma
,;sTen psp T. the sn5e: &c 10 s police
s ,s"s.q Ssfss s0
lhs @ STALLION 4 the pl.ec. No oTcrcharge IN ysar
ELI kq n nsrn tS ;es The No usis
See,s.s ,ss
sticking squarely 10 tic stasion.' '' 0'~' '''
Anan bad g,.,. Of bee, At a Clark stree. saloon
lea lTI
usrmcn Ss 1M@ hs,nnnns, 9oar p'eec IN
r. and sslc II Sc hsipsa an1 :n,si ~
fabb.d tbe necc snI ther ss. n a. IL. ana
tbe marhe carntcr whsn ths NM. o.s, rH ~ gn
fur tbe coin one ~ hn.c si,xo.n rHoSe 700 me.
fets which DIV tbo trs,a ~ s'ass sstsst .nd
secI sniint.."d trto Nv ,,a n VI Wetsnt. ana
81 out nf hcrn saa M ohsn hp, paeecS lou
Up he Nickel Tor iii rys thIi iioTre cSansn
ani Iarn von m" 1.n1i:J J9*ts r. ont an Jn"'
sve boon Cheaper md sonnasr 'r financial pos9 MSas9
m 70 tfntsea me- or st beer them TO 70
liz nstInn ~" m m e. ~ nn .nas III wy Iass
owoYep 1on ote vor M an no Gne enrehcd
soas I'd o IT, m ea H. ea hs5enE and Wo
door door. V -'@''' ~ 'ao n.y. n' oouhaeo out OF Tho
Tho Republican Detailing Club o, the Third Ward
held an cnthusAs.Ic meeting Snlnrsiay evening in
the tnon League Hail. corner Of Wabasf aveuno
and Twenty second street. The following ottiecfs
f.. the ensuing term wers elected: Lyman
Bridges, President, William Wells. j. II, HtIterts
r. Br1sk, Dr. 5ttgNault A. Johnaon H. III Wnu.
, 1877-04-30

Plan S At YOUR OWN PRICE.
Owing 10 change In tlislr plano department,
Lyon s. lfeaay. stalo aud Monroe streets, arc clos.
Ing out tt,cIr cntlro miscellaneous stock of square
p!anOs: soma Of them almost suw, Al unparalleled
low urlcea