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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30

Rearncy's brigade Service will be held In the evening
al the Court House by the Rev Hiram EDDY, chaplain
OF the department of New Jersey
NEWARK.
The observance IN Newark to-day promises to be I'M
posing. II being a legal holiday business viii DC sus
pended the observance will consist OF parade com
posed Of the posts OF The Grand Army OF the Republic
The Mexican and German Veteran associations, sucn
detached soldiers and sailors The late war as may
be residents OF Newark, with citizens gcneraiiy ana
the inmates OF the Soldiers Homo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
ANTI-RAPID TRANSIT.

A lengthy argument was heard yesterday by Judge
Nelson the Brooklyn City Court Special Term, ON
application for an injunction restraining the use OF
steam on Atlantic avenue Two similar applications
for injunction have been made by other property
owners along the line aud denied. The took tho
papers and reserved its decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
A GOOD IDEA.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
would like to suggest through your sComplaint
Bookn that the Police Commissioners have the Prop.
crty Clerk publish list of properly recovered by the
police-monthly at lensi II would help GOOD many
who nave lost articles TO recover them. As IL nov
there Ia satisfaction to be got BY going 10 Hcadqua
tiers 10 make inquiries. LOSER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[Nors-Leters intended for this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full address to
insure attention Compliments who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Ed. HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
THE NATIONAL FLAG.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Can nothing be done to prevent the Of the STAR
and Stripes an means OF advertisement? Any other
nation would punish such offenders with fine and im-
prisonmenL LIT US at least make up our minds to
purchasing from those who tnus Insult the ma
tional flag Respectfully, TRUE BLUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30

HOW THE PRESIDENT WILL PASS THE DAY.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1877.
Tho President, Secretary McCrary and several other
members of the Cabinet win attend the decoration
ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery tomorrow. Secre-
tary sherman, with several prominent officials, will
make excursion 10 Mount Vernon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
A MANTRAP.

To TIE EDITOR or HERALD:-
win you please bring to the notice Of the proper
authority through your "Complaint Book" a mantrap
which IS continually set? On the sidewalk in Nelson
place. fronting the property Immediately adjoining the
south side OF that belonging to tho Church at tho
Strangers, root has upheaved ono OF the naga
several Inches above It's fellows, to the imminent
danger OF neck and limb Twice this stone has ar
rested my attention In very painful and undignncd
manner If any OF the hundreds OF ladies' and gentle
men who have occasion TO pass this mantrap should
break limb thereby to whom should we apply for
redress? Respectfully, VICTIM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
THE FoRTY-sEcoND STREET RESERVOIR.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In your Compliant Book" an ''Od Citizen" pleads
eloqucnty the Reservoirs cause. IL appears to me
that this could be filed In and converted into
q beautiful summer garden in the centre. would
place q music pavilion, with Theodore Thomas
baud, and would include good restaurant. The ad-
vantage oil this for tho purpose must arrear
TO all most exceptional AMERlCUS.
, 1877-06-03

William Kruse, an inoffonsfvs looking German,
recently from Essen, Prussia, was arrested ycsfer
day Tor forging tho name Of Hoinrlch Klcnsfor to
an order on Gsonmea h Ulneh for 80. 40. He wns
taken to tho Armory.
Mathew rrindlvillc, tho perforated butQlar, was
yesterday still alive. but very low. 1.ouls Loyy,
whose place at No. $40 11luo Island avenue was bs.
day Identified the shirt which Prinliy1'o lad on in
bed IA ono which was stolen on that night
Richard D. Short II In jail. Some time since In
qnaNfJinR Is bondaman he swore ia thu shettf's
tS aPPa MsSRsss, s.as q s C sss
safas o. ato ogo aad Z has slnes turned out that
saa as e W. one .s, ..
var va o. 's hs es:s % Il iaai;}daa.. sn'' making
from W,:n 'Fp9ssss e. ss '5ssn, Es,,on Ct s1sth'ng ass
vens Drew, shooting at James o'Nourke, Of No.
1l5 Wcsson street, tn saloon at No. . West Lake
etsSeL on account or m old gr1ave; Frank Senf.
back; George ii. 1}ayliss, wayfarcr from CHARLES.
S sth s:t IL ss' n' 'A0' man on August
Justice sammerncld: altggie Mahonoy and In.
@ = ssSsS ansx? !. ~ ssss. sSsssss s.p
e. ass rsns ssss
dssist', 500 q ths s.ns .'s date; smis5, sSi
,ensea BY ". 4. I!talfo,d, publisher Of lie Ma.
scum programme, $500 .,,l she III. Justice Nor.
ftson tsnt Tsoma. Murphy e go .. z. months 70
thirty days ditto.
Detective Scott yesterday made ten .etrtke In
capturing the notorious Jack Yoe 1nl DAnlel,
Futoa SuSes F'n At Rs q ses M 5 esn
on each oeeasun had been thwa;ted. Thc iast t
gh1a ap.a 90 aps y e. I'D IL VIII X
JACK * .nd a hls pasd Eenciallr slept, md through
TSh hsy saS whsn H. police wsts .sf
innu.nstablo turg'arlcs Including ihat Of Judge
Fa.wslrs tssicaca On West Washington street,
establishment, corner of Haate aud Lake slfcsts.
\ BATCH or CRIMINALS sEN7ENczp. -.
~ Ycstcr4sy Mas r.: sentcneo.tlay In the Criminal
that no slme bas been lost Ia Tho Court dur.
tnx the past month; They wcrs a. tollow4:
ssst'G s;ssny s;f sy y:ff a3
as ns e ns 3ss;. sni:
tiafy Andssw wits, @ i.fesny, ~ clshteen ssnns''s
renssntfsfyi John ssundcF; lascei, thrty day.
Fenen.a.y; Nieh.sl naric. is1csay, atteen is JAZZ
Wv 1G1 Taomss onrsn larceny tsa days 5ai;
'ssa I'D hss ss s,:a s9:sn ys4s
ssss sh 's' r. ces css ssS ips Sus
year, .PentteutIary; Jo.eph Col. John }laiiish,
John Ctummlns, John buIsen and William CMis
Casey. lsrccny, ninety day4 Drldewell; john Kd.
wards, 1atceny, crs days lai; JOHN t'alf, laIculy
three yeata Peuitens'ary; John Harrison, Ia.
seny. ons year Penitentasyi Gcorgs Ilink.
nsidewell: Jaa,Es Johnson, burglary, dye years
p'enatent'aFy; James Dunn, LARCENY. thirty days
Ien!tcntlaty; Frank hiahonsy, larceny, BIO year
pen!tculiaFy;. Ann Mehan, larceny. ii1ty days
ntidcwei; Thomas 0Dfteu. larceny, forty days
1rfdewc!l; Henry o'Leary, lascuny. 4ixtJ dnys
nrtduxcll; Richard rowers and barney dalfaghet
larceny. two years each Psnitentiary; Albert
Fsi sa %o1s 1a. E
teeaoa and Ai6ert Halter, larceny, scnie nco sus-
pended ~ to pattcEson. and Iates given two
year pcuttcntlafy.
, 1877-06-03

The Library Club were very hsndsotusly enter.
taiued last Friday c1eutng n The residence Of COL
Johnston. Among the fnrited cueats wesp Dr.. and
Mrs. Sawyer, Mlss Sawyer. Mrs Patterson, Miss
1iamond, and MF. ltyesson. OF Chicago.
After some pleasant remarks by tho President
article on 'Watcr.F Power" which caused = FOOD
deal Of discussion among tbs gentlemen, Sai and
tions, ME. Fabian showed that ho VA perfectly
~ tait on Al natter connected With hi. subject.
Afsef d.: hsnds.son aad !suaga solo md the 5oung
college songs, Ml.s Ncllio Warfen roal IN article
wtsn X Y; mehf F.,t!. wig Mn RI.
strong argument, elegance Of dictlou, and sptelal
pleading 70, shs e..se, saaalad 4 u da
81 eas Is u: @ x.,!s; t. S::;, Ssl!shs!s @ sspps.
parody anything thoy chose that had ben road At
The former mest'ugs. 10 the great amusement Of
ii. nsit msstlns will be ut Mn. Kl.se's.
A., an o1hlbtlon q the smallest boys 1t the
eniiict saa Horace Maadsssa' ssscsissi .ho III
and sccond prizes ~ ihs best spoaEers, whlo
Master Prank Warner aud 0tbefs received kono1a.
Nj. ii. ii. seu4aer statt. In q few days 70,
%tn H. Ssa H.
nAyEaswooD.
THO mon16tn 0f tbs Anslcal Society of tho Ftrat
Congregational Church will Ktyc an s.Oid FulkA'
Concert" A0ndsy night. Nchcarsals for this Gun.
cert wsse cotamehca1 early In thu winter, Lus ow.
!nR TO tho sickness VI oua of tho most prominent
Mrubefs. ehb concert wAs abanupnsa uat! thEs
somewhat Late date. Considerable euro llaa been
exerclsea BY the Executive cUns,litteu 10 make
this entertainment = vvty enjoyable occasion.
LAKE,
The s1ectIon which occurred Friday to decide
whether thu ta1payssa should hare an additional
burden put upon thsm BY Introducing I sewerage
system, Sesulted In tho defeat VI tho uae&4UsS.
KMQL1WOOp.
Ths various couau!ttses for pctfcetinu strange
menta Tor H. Fourth Of July celebration met u
Got to W H. any great expsu1u, but L, have 4
baAket pltaIc a tho Kfoxe. Tho DECLARATION Ut In.
dependence will ue read, an uEstton delivered and
4 few appfppElats toa.ts given.
HfDA FAHK.
consldef II. Wtllelt the attorney for uyds
Pack, lsft last evening for New York, to see whAt
Scald bs dons IN arranging tho famous Water.
Works mortgage qucstIoR.
, 1877-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nTnnh.+. ~ ~. Tnyi.,.,, ot,, ,,, =, ,
.x.a!,' nsa'e" W ;.ns to'iesson cluo' Win thell
,a Inond,. arc in.ltea to an entertainment at the
club'Houae Friday.
'.'- -. l1au'SaIs aota ~ experience
'ase1s tn. essnsaR 10 sno'e aalI o1o Weat Lake
come.
m, a,,rd r,,,,,, =, IT..
p.can I;"t., Thna." 'uu' ~ snSf nss 10 soe uena
Aemoefs only invited.
The regular monthly meetluv OF ths poard or
Councillors 0f fhc u0apttal for WUiusn md t.hlI.
dreh Will be huld at ths Shcrman IInuss At a.an
?. N. on Tuesday next. A'' AA'9@e a. S'so
Al I'M clo*, of r,cb .on~.,. =, -. .,.- -
Festival extra ears on the Cottage drove and In.
oaans assnne e @ linc* VII bo found waiting 1t tho
eosRef OF clafK anu Monroe streets.
ng holding series Of HIinIay.cycn ny .ass,css.
, 1877-06-03

over last week and largo sncrea.s over ssvefat
p p!eeedinE veeke Tho general death. rata has been
alsttlo larger than pseTioua!Y.
he ssssps fyn wsfe sss WIZ
Department and sos3 fron, The Comptroller.
Water, rents In The past month hayn Yielded rho
e3tL Slm, 6oa. In May, 1875, the collections were
pU1 Mlscolianeoas receipts ha!s swsited ihs In.
eressc to s22, Uo2.
The Mayor Yesterday Rsve orders that soft coal
aaon!a b used In the furnaces Of The West Side
device Of Mt. Creeiefa Invention has besn applied
and test IL 10 b made.
There Is constant complaint that tho ordinance
prohibiting The use Of garden hose bstween the
.p.tta of ths city: The a7etaFa daily eonsamption
o. wstsr ha.. Il sInss shs hesInpins Of A. warm
tltyia too great, showing great waste.
D. II. McDane'd yesterday took ont permit 10
s';, esest e. and basement stSna.ffons
ins tho pat week tho Building Department has l..
sued eixsy.t .thfro permits. twenty:eiaht Of which
so sl1s 'f'sufs' whose aggregate
The Department. Of Public Works yesterday
ttons Of NORTH State from Eiasio street 10 Chicago
asa Sdde s. I E. pug r., ets as
found to b. tbs lowest bidders for ths work Of
esTsns a1s I'D psvIn 'He Of
SN"A' eNs'1 'tons nastlhon u " FlRut avenue.
Tho Committee on Streets and Alters Of lilo West
nivtson yettenlsy nosn!nR took look at tho Illr.
stson street bridge and Nj. Hennctts land, which
she city hss ccndsnned, Al fully net forth In THr
demnation are that Ar Hennett wants Tho civ. In
confederation Of tho condemnation. to R!ro him
mora land than Wa eonocmned With twenty feet
Committee. a. ons tin,e recommended the &C.
ceptaneo Of Nj. bennett'a proposals.. Yestcrday's
lntpeet!on has changed the mlnds of. the members
OF tho Committee, and thor viii now recommend
accepted,
, 1877-06-03
THE PENSIONERS.
FURTHER rno1HsTs AGAINST THE REMOVAL og
TIIH OrpIcn

TIE C7pICH.
An adjourned merting Of the pensioners Of the
late War. resilient In Chicago was held In The IA
dlcs' ordinary Of tho Sherman House last everlnR
atR o'clock. Capt. Connors called The meeting to
or.lcr.
Tho minutcs Of the previous meeting werc read
and, on motion, approved.
Mf. Connera, from ths Comm!ttee to look after
tho Chicago Pension Agency. reported that he had
ca.lud upon Congressr,en Drentano and Aliticb.
Ar. Drcntano was present, but Mf Aldsich
was unable to attend. and tho speak
that hu was uuavoldnbly absent, but that ho wouli
DO willing TO 70 to Washington, or 10 do anything
In bis power for the pensioners.
Tha Secretary read = memorial which had
boon prepared to eend to tho Hon. Carl schurx,
Secretary of the Interior, on the subject, which
he hoped won1d be adopted. Ths paper was in
Tho poitiloncrs submit that the City Of Chicago
loea.|on q 10 Pension Agency: Thas j.. roo pen. m
widows. Also, that tha class ot pensioners hefe aro
among the n,ost worthy and 'ncody elas.;. and
r. r. ess esaas' see. eHa work s'ss se ssdps
30 great that removal OF the unlce 10 at1y other
place won!d greatly enlbarfasa tho pensioners.
ton 70 ths Department to take tho matter Into
vi unmarked ,sss 4. oo psa.!ons ef
no. lglors; 4 haa been stated that Il would sost
each peH.lonsr ninety eents additional i Tho ron
a .Sos ss fsp to bsss e. ia sas
ho hands ot Ss .sssua Sa,e as9 tSsi'
bs kept before the mind Of The President, who had
shown ~ IN noes d!sposltion to alsond to the inter-
NJ Muas eis :sa hs there wero peu,on.r, who
wsts not soldiers who would join heartily ID thls
movement and thoy ought 70 ha,e an opportunity
, 1877-06-03

:.
An adjourned meeting Of tho vessel-ownees Of
Chicago was held yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
In ma rnm,n1t,pr,ro ,ronm al Ina f,n.mh.- ~ Co,,-
:" ~ ~ 49, ,"a.,.ss -, ..,in. -. eo.u
Hc.ec' lot 1ae putpo'o os taS'hs somo aet'on win
view towhrd sending representatives to tie Dutfn-
10 Convention Of Vessel. Ownese which menta an
tho o,h tn.t. 1.hern wcro nresent e.n,s r!eorvo
rt.n.,. ~ Vail, +, 1ts,t = !. ,'",s.. -
fthncy, Y. :. Sa8sli' =. H. llall. IL. =. Unlisted,
Dunham, and John Long, aud Mcssrs. Hood,
Elphlcke, and Finn.
cant Ftnnpy was caftcd In ihc chair and I'm,
y - ~ ~ ''4 -"A'' ""~ e1P''
, 1877-06-03

thsF tor MT s entItsy .ey sd
Sefe hsse liz thas oass sRss
e 4: Il. t snss ss q,
;i' Il
tss{ Fl ,hs :na x bhs .s yoS
s?$a
;;s: rs s?y s. s%
In responso To serica OF in1ulties Mr.. Pfkt
Eood, ri he wanted 70 know wh,eh. a foni I'D
CIV lin o H. had ssfn .sa aP
shot Jones because he tet1uced ny Wits: told him
only tho day before Tho foul ef!n,c was committed
wss we. rsrd III 10 % h Il sa. seSa h IT. f.
was and 10 ny wife. and nm bonnd to defend her.
s an s q g. IL s s@ "
4s ~ :, H. i las saqsy Sa@n e5a
on wo dnd tho Supreme direction, 'Io that com.
mitch eanltcr{ ahs,l ,qb,sy es nnt to des.h'
sa n .n, to- e. anshse man, ~ not rs op
pose her tnellnas!onst but did no. entertain any
''se ;sn;'%sa:; ID. qpss va.. /. |. you wan,
to sAyw
- want you." replied the Professor, "to ray
inst thfs that would rnthcF be hanged Of sent 10
the rcnftenuary than escape on any technical plea
Of ir.anttJ. Do You think thnt II had been in-
Eane l would hats taken Gods vengeance npon
him who had destroyed ny household pcaceT'
Professor, said the reporter, at IL stated that
yoa havs been twice in innate as!!um: 10 that
''Ycs." said Mr. Pike, ~ was twice immurcd
In dungeon by the arts Of Villains; II l had 70.
esixed fai, ttial y the hanIa oi:a Jury q my
/ only want 70 know what i nm to 30 tried fof,
when an to he tried, and whether am 10 have
have gircn Judge butler retaining fee. and cx-
peet him to dsfend me. Hut don want any con.
apfAtora to come In and poison tho public mind
Agninat me-"
Such was tho old man's statement. his rambling
Of society Il ii prcssn consltuted bcine omItted'
As the reporter left him jail cmpove said, 'tTha&
old snoozes csazy. but they will mover hang him;
he ought to have been put In a1unatic asyIum when
hc was 6 years old. "
, 1877-06-03
PROF, PIKE.
toNks' MURDERER scoHNs Tua FLEA oy I'M

sANlrr.
a TRIBUNE reporter Inst evening yl,ited pror.
Pike (man who killed y. i, Joacs} in hls cell At
The County Jail In response 10 Wish 10 ba inter.
viewed enHnclated by said rikc. Tha Prolc..of
waA a. giRy a 10 hair aud beard. a. dirty "A To
face. and aa shabby u to genera! appearance ~ Of
yofe, and waa ~ ioquacious ~ tho most insalab,o
interviewer could desirs.
II hare requested thc attendance OF member
OF the ptcas," said Nj. Pike, "bceause want 10
act myself right III thu eyes Of tbs great American
public. II hus becn stated that my defense In MY
approaching ltisi will ue that was insane Al tho
tine shut Stcyeas s. Jones. Let u,s read to you
this letter which have prurared.' y
,ha IT, rsRsf's5 prS.*sts 6at without avat and
ou hlna lhu following: '''''''S'''' ''''''~'>"
4 :ts. atEs 'fsa -
s X sRp'SSs:ssH xho IT.. L.. t tsss
81 :;s xefsa ssa tYas
nSposant o ~ !4fy ~ as present
spiaasy o. Sat they would not iats undsr
W. uni Lops such infamous wretches will not b
.a !. ts t. fi1T, S;;.. 9to ~ ss s,asw e
sx. Jujxe hue s ny esan.e III lssa
e1iS ~ III G; .G, tass e. m s
.its xa|sl 4 n: x:as, IL;
xlsy o's II 81 Srsf: asf
i.t:,sd e Gsa silica la my as.t conversation With
1sss 'siS aSo.s Ss GSuss y ID n ria: ia:
te&Ttty had great cuundcncu. ~"
~, - Now, wlat do you think OF thatr quoth Prof,
Pike,
u think" was the reply. .'that It ID calculated
TO curry cuAatcrnatt0n tuto tho ranks OF the paey
rnt to ta!ts asuce Of u row al round" 'rhe
n4sMer seemed sAtisfac!oty 70 The Splrituaiisttc
homtetac, who started u1 Ut great speed tu dctall
hiA grievances. Ills own brother and othes muu.-
hsts of Ills family had cntrsed into conspiracy 10
tHe;rte1Ata blu blu iu . Ioathsosnu lunxsou. Thoy
hat put paragraphs In tho paper. about hIn,
and had u.sd esesy nrsus to 1o!uIa tho public tu+
T. Tho Idea that hs Ma4 insane. Twenty years ago
te4ult Va. that he WAS deprived Of hls liberty.
thaI uod ,gssn loon y UNI" liz hSa addressed
bis counsel, aud had received no answer to II. 4
co2{ v thls cnustop hs haaded " tho reporter,
sud- It u herewith appended:
CIFT txixux- juna /. 1977.-GSa. GEtie&-DK4R gt4:
would i!ks ~ known any Ut NY ftienda afe taxing
~ a@StpA @ Ess2fttl ~ h19soashlnx ltf who theJ
, 1877-06-03
THE ClTY-uALL.

Tas Judiciary COMMITTEES IL called 10 meet In tha
e"y CLERKS ONCE Monday afternoon At 3 o'clock.
County Treasurer Huck yestsrday depoa!ted
WIN 'ae City TEeasurse $35, oo0 Of collected back
taxes.
u License receipts yeatesday wsrs sbout $500.
butchers.
Five new csses Of scarlet fever wars ,snort.d At
ths Health Department yes&srday. The wsst', to-
AZ Or daatas from that dlssss II ~, N tae1sass
, 1877-06-03
FEMALE JOURNALISM.
| AEPonToRfA1 SCHOOL roR AMBITIOUS rouNo
LADIES'.

AEFonTORfAL SCHOOL FOR AMBITIOUS YOUNG
LADIES.
Thero was pleasant tttfe meeting yesterday
afternoon st the ol!lco Of the Inland Aonthly on
Clark street. Among those present were Mrs. E.
u. 11afbert editor u the Wuman's Kingdom Dc.
partmeI& Of the Inter. OcsaS; Miss Alicc Hubbtne,
reporter tho Inter. 0tsan blrs. Dedr.ch, of tho
Fost; Miss Annls Kerr, Of The Times; Miss Vir.
gns Fitzgerald, nows cdttur OF shs Inter OCEAN;
Miss Swanson, Of st. Louis; Bliss u. L. Drainard,
Of tho Inland Aagasias; aud Mrs. Cynthia
Leonard. After an organization had been
iaMs snta "a .. Fsosidcat, ',si snd !d1s. IL.
II. L. Da'cen Secretary. the question Of tho dsy
Gus. tse wsys and ehoa Tor tue @ a
a,schooi Of journalism ampng women, which IL to
s!a wousp n tacavtr'ng not merely hs useful sr
not Ia esnssaily Known: but il j. IL well sx tl.st
ssa % H. g. ~ tho s;s 1sssa ~ oo ssin ss
a. of ioulaai!sm, Any young. woman who
there and for seIy uoelate fse o. no rs so s1n 4
receive instruction In all branches Of the pIofes-
sion, tsoa thS rad!n'en.Aty ward meet!ngap 10 In.
coarsc, tGatit Il carried on somewhat aftef tho
fashion Of a busIness College. whero tharo
e,s il yssa, .o,o e'nt xie az f,.s, ;Ss
When the stspiins IL jonraa.m Il s:sisned %t Sy
AAkpsboiaE4V G!%1 EulkuE ~ ~ IL lnKEsuEpFQ
ward mcetIng, which Is s!ttllnR In tho northeast
eo1ncrof thu room and represented by Miss fitzgps.
add md has .uccosstnl]y reported tue mako -1eesc
Frnt to meeting uf thu Common Council, which il
conducted In another portion " this room, MIa4
ing an address as thu friend Of humanity and Ito
champion Of the down.tIoIden. Then. analIy,
Smith calIs herself Grand Jury. locks herself up
M room, and taa reporter II instructed to gut what
shs can out Of hsE. Thy results Of this sch0ul hasS
lalles with lsad.pencll uust Gu thoF thuuibs and
the!t nosc., who haye mada tAcis ~.
peaFance In tho newspaper ollces and,
profession, have askcd for a "sit." After besnx
handed chair, they muIcst1y respond that that
wa. not wnst ihey meant fhe organization viii
probably join II with suseral othcE6 In making q
csltlt on the Trustees Of The Taylor eutata ~ bo
for aoMo, .uaknGwn charltAbls 0bject. They d..
tesyu we'll VI ths public, and thers IL no reason
the olher applicants for TINT CHARITY
, 1877-06-03

months. ""''-' "sss iva" And
.na 80 K!te. Oldest ueuxhter Of j. H.,
copy Nv Sev''s Pss1s8
TnEiEAv,EN- dddtnly, Jun4 = walter, soa o.
Funeral viii t&fe ptace from the rtsfAsnes ~ ~.
kosenl!1.- NA ~ ~ eMHskest 70
~ Boston papers pteass copy
noYNT0fCAt Eyantson. ILL.,, Juns I, Emily r,oyo.
too: me OF Capt o. H. no5nson, aged I'D
, 1877-06-03
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP,

f1rt among ths republics Of tho toet Ii a woo.,
Article OF SOAP hut to procure not Always IN eaxy
msttef Many Of the most expenAvo sosps Ia the n.r
ket afe made from coaa and dei<torous nj
taear delicate cototanE and fragrant perfume too ufr
conceal tho most rtpulstve fmruttes Thn disIotnr.s
ufeif startling. and deserve serious confederation
Scented 8oapa Arc now known 70 10 extremely obtso
tonalle especially II applied to tho tad, ojuroe tha
hAr. lSttAtIn4 the scale, and Inducing anreta n..I
acles Tbs character Of tho Ingredients mar be inferred
from The ltatement OF = gentleman who raket tho
scentlnR Of 8oAps his huauea o recanty declared tat
pessons cnkaged In this employment wefo sbortlyed,
which the oceupaton eould u foIiowc 'S'~1 au1'ns
as. na! q p pr5fa,ae PERFECTLY pura article Of
s@tnk e q; !,
New YORK. tho wor.d. fthowurd soap Ms1nfaetuftrs
sns .9ss e 1s b i;
various pto11cana hsa for lnanJ Jcsf1 been felY ill.,
semIAatsd but this 1alest succts tho aprroprisIe
ges y nsisa
n. iIas succeeded ia psrfeetinF t6e conu1t
ton o. tho hncst toilet soap ovsf arnuss Tha pfin
ufActurin9 procees entirelY s I'D oFIxtnst af
5e ssa simply unparalleled Ii this department Ut Id.
- p, T. DAnn117's To1txr Soar" II tho trademark
" which t!s e!cxaut to!let luxury il tostsnStSd nd
for application TO tho delicate skin Of infapis 1iron
y s1soscfhss 9nsgna!ea ~ a elnooas
being Of suah aasa;ule purify 70 rsaulFo NO II; ffn
shsmi.ry to dtsguisc Inferior materials. The o,s ss.
Ititef Il DabSitt. Tiss Hoap re1ssx L liz sao.t
neaahtn snd agreeable stcls nf tho Kad eYcf manu-.
Though specially destrsbc 70. tho uss OF ladc. sad
saa ~ ~ saag 4 1sSs!y argroprtss TT {snsa.
q tho Anest eospa for barDerE Il Il j0at Being
~ :xs @E eat r. semsaa Wilson