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, 1877-02-24

GUY B. Clark, for stealing 80, was yesterday
held In $500 ball 10 apoesF again before Justice
Foute.
There are 1t tho Armosy, awaiting IN owner,
cheap ovcrtoat and few silver spoons, rtcov.
cred from Peter Hayes, well-kpogn shlcl, by
Detective Gallagher.
J, BhuEo yesterday swore out ono Of Juat!co
1Ia!nes' warrants for the arrest Of John Brown,
Hho, II Is alleged, stole harness from the prem
lses No. $40 Archer avenue. John Will be ar
Fe4tcl. .s
Julius md L, J. Koch boarded with Mrs. Ad-
ans, No. $50 Michigan aYeuuc. TheY departed.
uwtn8 money and leaving ther baggage ben.nd
them. Mrs. 4. sclzed tho baggage. The kocha
sworc out u warrant. alrs. 4. sxora tllAt th ICY
had committed perjury by ks}ipX that she sto'c
tue baggage. Justtcc llalnta rlartd them Tn
der s,onds 1T *3o1 und $500 for perjury. Thvy
will 10 tried to-day.
Michael Maxutre and Eben lIinkley, one IN
cx-hte1uan aud the utheT an sx-poltccnian. and
both heading for legal lore and fame. yesteslay
gato Justice aaliabuJy the distinguished honor
OF being rc!crcc for them 10 i little boxing
match. All vent merry enough With "ye up
right JuAgo" until oDe Of his windows was
smashed, 2ud thea he called IN the police. Tho
puRflists wevc given about al hours condnc-
Aent In jail, and we're then released under ball.
R. W. Carter Is great hulk OF = negro en-.
ployed In soma capacity br Other !u tho Man
dell Block at thu corner u Van Buscu' AtIeet
, 1877-02-24
SOUTH TOWN.

oUf ENFIeuH L1NEOLH'S N6luNNs
Supervisor Lincoln returned from Washington
yesterday morninR, anti WIS once more rcmint1-
ell that there ts such thing as tho South Town
Collectorahip, and the difficult problem as to The
hest way to settle It.. Mr. Lincoln wua IN con-
s,.ltation with Mr.. Ncrrica during the greater
part Of the DAY, but what the next step will be,
outside OF appearing beioru. Judge Farwcll this
morning in answer to notification from Mcssrs.
tioul1y ard Fuller to the effect that tho motion
to dissolve tho injunction will DO renewed, could
not be learned. Mr.. Lincoln had not heul Tho
time 10 examine the Testimony which has been
taken this week in regard to tho yalue
of the surctfcs OF stlko's bond, nor
did he seem TO think that any such examination
IN Ills part was necessary, having, as he said.
satisfied himself In tho first place, BY personal
examination Of tho sureitcs, that they we.n In
sufficient.
During tho afternoon Mikes attorneys sent
note 10 tho Supervisor requesting hin, TO inform
them as to what, in his judgment, would b the
amount Of damages 10 which Mike would be
liable under q breach OF the covenants In the
bond. To this tic supervisor promised 10 make
'r6e South Town Board will meet this after
noon, but probably will do nothing.
, 1877-02-24

Comptroller Farwell Ia expected homo from
Kansas about tho 1rst Of next week.
Tho Committee on Markets. Is called to meet
In the City Clerks Office Moaday afternoon At
o'clock,
Tue city ycsteslaY Issued revenue warrants
amounting to $500, and received tho money
therefor.
Tho T5eaaurer's receipts yesterday vera
&s,l3o from the Water Department, aud $4,000
from the West Town Collector.
The following building permits werc issued
yesterday. Phi'llp I1Iilingcr, thrcc.ssory,
basement, aud attic sto.u and dwelling, :ss5xH
feet, No. vi Welh street; .Iohn Kaufman, a
twostory dwelling, 10Y 1sd, No. II Starr street.
The Cl.y.Hall IL At present rather q, dismal
pEace. The mus created bY tho painters ant!
sele!,ntpe.s sesp,s .Ga,.y rst.ons away. a.d nd
I clcFks-Rse on the Qul rive 10 hear anything
pertaining to salaries and whom shcy arc 10 bu
pRid. ..-.--.......
The new cases Of sca1lct fcYer reported yes
terday wers At tho following places: 10 Nc.
hraska. I'll DC Koyen, 17s En,craid aYcaup, a9
M MWest Monroe, ~ KsGexea, H. So West Madison,
Waller, There have been but seventeen deaths
30 far this week.
Con1nlssIoner De Wolf has from time to tlme
received complaints about tue sprceui Of scarlet
fever through ti,e Sundsy-sellools, aud he has
| written a. fotows to y. T. Jacobs, Esq, In re-
gard to the Mu[ol meeting to he held In tho
Tabernacle, Marrh 9:
fin, Several physIc!sns have called my attention
TO ths fact that families within their observation
hAss tecn iafccted With scarlet {evcr bJ Tho steud
| nncs Of thet: children In Sabbath. .scho0ls. Dr.
| Foreman an1 nE. 4. II. FoAtcr hare kcen partcu.
lafly eu.phAct In thetF opinions thht danger existed
4 IN this direction. cuucat in this opinion Not
wlthstApdlns shs mort unweascd lad energetic
Gloria Of this Department for tbs past four weeks
aided by tho hearty co.opesatoa Of tho enisc med
ea! prufsss!on. scasist fesef essss - ~ epidemic
IN II, al.as ae' oaI
happily ltu1lnished; but saseRteen ncw cascs wero
reported yestcrtsf. In view of. those TACT. Ta.
sVcettully suggest thAl the Proposed gathering Of
children ~ tho Tabernacle the 3 Of March shall
BE- delayed until tho epidemic has ah4tsd.
, 1877-02-24
RELIGIOUS,

TUE NOON rAAYEA-NkkT1N0
began yesterday with the slngiug oi tho hymn,
~ hear Thy welcome voice.
The Rev. N. Il. Axtc'l read requests for psay-
Ct from the Methodist Churches At L. iiarpo
and Durham; fur young man In Stcubcnville,
o.; by wife tn Des Molnes Tor the conversion
OF au tntclnpesatc husband.
Prayer WIS offered by the ReT. Ar. johnson,
and t'is was followed BY tho song, tJosus
paid 1t all.h
Tho Rev. Mr.. GOODWIN called atteutIon TO tho
fourteenth verso ut tho niuta chapter OF Marx,
aud said that when man was being converted
alt the devil In him wsa stirred up. It matlc
great deal vi trouble and suifcrlng Tor tins,
but eventually tho goud wout1 prcdon,ihztu
over the cyil nAture. II MAS " 10 nolel that
whenever Christ did cure lualaly it neser re-
turned.
slr: s.ebblns sang. " Hallelujah! what say-
lori"
Nr. Nlckerton, young convert, told hls ex-
pe1iencc. lie was down fu EaEWell Hall \ few
weeks ago, and attended 4 tcu,peranca meeting,
and ~as struck With sense Of his Atus.
Nr. llarktns, anotlcr recent eonrGrt. related
the story of bis conversion at tho Tabern4eir,
and IN old gentleman uaulcd Raymond testiied
to his having heeu sAyei lately. Lie had bcen u
moderate drinking mau, but be lad lost al
taate for Iuul. lie hal also hceE cured Of the
s|Ithy hRbit Of using tobauo. BIZ. Raymond
hfanehed oil Into lengthy lecture Oh the eriis
Of tobacco.
As. Smith said that he WAS confirmed drunk
ard u tue age Of 12 .eass, and continut 70 until
le WIS u. Ass mother ksYs up Ill lops u hlsu.
, 1877-02-24

TIE WoMEN's CuHlsTlAN TEMPERANCE UNION
held regular monthly meeting yesterday nosn-
Ing ut 1U:80 o'clock In Koom 8 Farweli Build
lng. Mrs. T. b. Carso occupied tho chair. Mrs.
Howell acting Is Secretary.
Slrs. Dcorge Rounds. Treasurer, submitted
llcr monthly report, which showed that tho rc-
cetpts fOr the past two month"; had been
et,87l.67; expenses, &74aK; leaving balance
on hand OF tl,l3i.&5. Tnls Inclules q portion
Of the receipts aud expenses Of Coughs lect-
urc. The lecture will net about S1,t00 III all,
tue receipts not having been quito Ill turned IN.
The report WIS received.
The reports OF several special committees
wero presented.
The question OF choosing . lady missionary
visitor for the Union was discussed At considers
ahlc length, the idea being advanced that IN this
back to tho Cross Of Cfsrtst: It was resolved to
month, she to report to tile weekly spd monthly
msst!nxs TUG results 9f her labor.
tng Gospel temperance meetings vt ~ West
Madison street waA received. Hfs recommended
that tile meetings be continued, unler the Ill
ree.!ou qf sa'n%ittes l Of t,se LADIES appointed
usan, MEs. Or. Cheney, and slrs. Cook wers
appointed thu Committee.
the visitor appointed IL Mrs. Mary r. Wilson,
" ths Centenary Church. reading II No. lsl
Green atreet.
Tho Committee on Eal.teA Street Mission
were allowed further tune u censideE the sub-
Jet.
The Committee en Twenty.teeopd Street
Mission WERE granted further tllne to report.
The fYas!bllity Of establishing = codee-fooul
In that SECTION syas also brought up xud re-
irrreL IL the Committee on Mission.
Mrs. Wilson reported that she thought that
there would b. no trouble n getting shurenss rs
C,n,u.Ittce mas allowed further time u report.
Tbs Comlnt.tes On Deryt!onal E1steises was
tary. ana Mrsdames Cummings, Case, Wood,
! aud Smith.
| Tbs Committees on Burr MlaaIons, Bethel
lionc, Juvenile Work, ETC., reported successful
pTDgEcs<.
Mrs. ktmball, Recording Secretary. gave re-
| port Of some very interesting Incidents which
| had CONG uulcF her observation.
Mrs. Earse and 3isk. Nounds Neta appointed
a Committee ~ confer with Mr. MURPHY In re-
gard to casrytnR on the temperance work IN
| Chicago.
Mrs.. Kilnball was continued ~ Acting Ro'
corliny Secretary, ln pIaee Of Ass. L. y Reuud<.
, 1877-02-24

ter. Tho rounasman Of the district wss Just
sl.cn fn the station, and he and tho serReant
started for tho ptaec, THr TRtnusH representa-.
ss nsS Sssa ss Ss.y 70 oss e Esa"
nventIr, and down the Northwestern Railroad
track tn tho rear Of a eonaltd tenement At No. 8
Augusta street. She then led The way into
It we're Il few chairs and deal table. On
nno aftto .Tns a eook-stove. By It sat the
agcsf rcmatns Of what Was once wou1at, on
@ GS s09 s. oos.s ses T'' a3T .a
wi.hcsc1, and her eyes rcccdcl far back Into
her head. Her gray hadr hung ni1d and nm.
kc,npt, mil q moro filthy specimen of the hu-
On tie opposite side sat = msn,-at least ha
was b'pcd, standing upright when sober. Man
and woman werc both drunk, ,-,beistly drunk.
In little room, TN \ dirty he'd, lav sick child.
''fi The ~emans. ss name wss May McAullen, anu
the mans Thomas MCCULLOUGH. The woman
who had complained Of tho theft was named
Annie urogan, a1!ns Leonard, and shc nccusrd
There MAS tnur little parlcv, when from snoth-
or t'i.snciiing room edtno q w0'raH--l,er breath
foul. and shc under the Influence nf !lquor. She
was Mary MeC,,llough, Thomas' wife. Il little
was Mary Rckorte, daughter Of Mary Mcainiten,
and mother OF the child aforementioned.
In the rnotn was also Tho rcpuscd husband
81 1ay W. 5 81 hs Ths ra a' q Msea
fua,Gh ralactl poker to strike her l,athand, and
clencl1csi her lst and shock It tn his face, and
but for thu Officers there might hasn been reg.
ular Kilkenny fight Now, the worst feature Of
this matter H.. that all these parties a1c receiv-
Cultough Is At present einp1oycd on the Chicago
d Pacific Railroad. He.fs dFunkcn hrtltc.
Ills wife Is no better. The money they earn
goes for whisky, and cven tho supplies
giyen them By tho county ato traded
DridowclI. Mary Rickorts gets county support,
md 50 DOGS her mother. They get the aid a.
houtc. They nll claitn to belong to Father Dar-
ress's church.. They have been Fe'ton's guests
also.
Annie f}rogan, d bleat-cycd and besottcd
creature, claims that she Is tho mother Of three
she she Tss at The corner Gt North
husband, shc. Claims, works for
Dovncy: She, too, gets county sid.
who recommended these parties should mako =
little. further inquiry, and have theIr. names
arc 1T candidates for tho Bri.lewell.
, 1877-02-24
AMERICAN EXHIBITORS AND THE FRENCH
fxP0SITl1M

Though the fapd suggestion OF the so-cal1ed
Worlds Exhibitions finds q strond opnosttton
from nar.!cs believing that a logger interval ia
rcoutrcd to iu,1pa Of tho prorrcas Of the differ.
ent nations, there Is ycry little doubt that tho
American neon1o can only rain bv them. Il Ia
generally conceded TINT st phila,1e,nh,a our
manufactured not only fayorablv comncteA
with thoso OF other countries but in nanp fu.
stanres exceeded them In aunorforttv of work.
,uanship and cheappcss. Willis not manr years
aro our sa,,pmeuts consisted mainly Of our nat.
1tra1 nrn1ur4s and nrecloua metals. our erpor&
lt.ta src srcl,ct1 to-lay To a mt tnconaidcruh1c
amount l,y American Manufacture, endlnr their
way tn Entope.
IJnder these ctrcnmstances /. i. tn IN crncct-
ell Tint tho t1nfted state. VII ho ,eroctv rcnrc.
sentc,l at Tho n.hthttton tn tokc nlorc In PAL.
In 1s1a prenarotion. for ~. .-1htt.or .,o,tt
bcr,r eor,v here a. thcv bove n1r.odv hor,,, IN
other cm,ntrics. L t. fmc1v. t1,crcfore. to rat1
t1,o ottrntJon Of our mnnnfact,,rcns to cn,
onrrntIvn ,v.tcu1. which forcfrn cr1,Ihttors. "a.
nccfn1,v 3ermnnr. surcts.fn1fv rmn,nvca NJ
pbt,a1e,nhfa. and which cnmbtnc. a ycrv ,1c .tra.
b1c ecorouy win Al, ,fY.c,,vo ron-o.entotion
Gcrm.ny xa. r.nr.,cnt.t a. rh,fo5.1nh,o hv
neorty NJ, crhbttor. tf,o,,, enn ~ t,,r.n t,.,
corccnt,strd thoir fn.cre.t. 4, VI, hnrI.. ~
Mo.,+, schnn,dt A. H-,r,car who hovn h,u.c,
IN Nav Yo,1< and ph{ist1sinhi. viii, wi rr,nc,, ~.
ncc. NJ R.,itn n,crm.ny,. Tha .,iuou. ,.u,,c.
NJ nj. nncncv con,tstci i, t,btnr cnttro chorg,
~ thrtr ct,cn,., cvh,bttt,r y,or1 ,ho ,,nr7.nt
thu cood. wrrc .binnef1 frono I'm nu,acturcr,s
ntncc IN ~ thc tirne of thcjr rct,,rn Thc
a-cn,a attended In Tho annrnn,tsto. tostcful.
And cIcgant dtsn,sv Of ol1 ti,e roo,s cYh,Iitctl
and In thn nronor selection AZ omnloyes who
, 1877-02-24
TIE STOCK-YARDs.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF T1ih LEGISLATURE,
consisting Of Senators Plumb aud Mcclellan
and Representatives Ashton, Foutcb, and Her
rtngton, reached this city yesterday morning,
anil went at oucc 10 the Stock. Yards, They
were appointed nnder joint resolution direct
Ing an investigation to he made as to over
charges Tor yaedage, feed, etc. It seems TINT
shtppers and atock-oWne,s In the central aud
southern parta Of tic state complain Of cx-
torttons. The allegations arc, substantially,
that Is cents . head for Cattle and
eight cents for hogs, yarlage, is exces.
sIye; that there is no competition III
tile sale Of dead hogs, monopoly
securing all tho tlcfunct anltnals+ whereby tho
shippers arc deprived Of their fair value; that
niorc feed is charged for than is furnished, and
that tho prizes demanded arc tu0 high. The
Committee nrc authorized to take testimony re-
gnrttIug thesu matters, and. II tho CHARGES ara
proven, 10 suggest t.le legislation necessary to
protect the ag4Flcvcd parties. -.
Ing the evldencc oi shippers and commission
.nGn, and will dD the same to-day, expecting to
talsh their work by Tonight. What vas de-
ycloncd yesterday tho Committee refuse. to
state, lcctnIng Its publication now TO bo In
proper. Superintendent Sherman Is doing all
in Ills power tn nld them, being AZ anxious rs
they are to lcaEn II there Is any foundation foF
tho charges.
treutctl now as follows: A. soon ~ Que ID dir
covered It Is t,nulcd outside tho yard to til 9
shipping post, where record " malc Of Tho
weight and name Ut Tho owner. it Ia then
turAed over 10 tho Unlon rendering eatablLsl'-
ment, which bctt!cs With tho owner. Drcaston-
aIlv diseased animals aro bought by butchers.
anil as they aro willing to pay moro than the
Rendering Conpauy. The shippers doubtless
want thu difference, not caring whether the
meat fs sold to cat nr not. Tho etock-YaE1e
Company aro opposed to the salc Of tiIscaacd
meat tn unscruputuus butchers, und for that
rcason the Rendering Company get ali thu dead
bocvcs and hogs. This y = monopoly, to te
sure, but 1t is one which nobo1y ran reasonably
object to. since 1t protects TIC people from !nl
position, and prevents to great extent the sale
| Of uuwhoBesutue meats tn the markets,
, 1877-02-24

eentenes uay In the Criminal Court to-day
The WAS yesterday Iuss 10 eenta in the County
Treasury to the credit Of tho Building Fund.
The bedsseads used at tha Hospital, 1t is now
claimed, are an Infringement on the patent Of
some Eastern 6su, and suit for damages Is In
prospect.
Edwin Walker will to-dxY commence placing
The dsgIick4 N position tos work On the uuw
, 1877-02-24

Court-Ilousr. lie expects TO set tho first stono
on the baAenn mt Tuesday.
The Grand jury did Soma more work yester-
tlny. II returned two Indictments into Court.
1t vas 10 have been discharged today, and may
be, but It's members want to hold over until
Monday TO finish up few eascs.
It was notscd nround the building yesterday
that certain attorney wAs drafting bill TO bo
forwarded to Springfield providing for abolish
ing the Office Of County Attorney. Ths object
Of the more Is, Of coursc, to get r1a Ut NJ.
Rountree, but this II matter that will remedy
itself. fkglslatc tho "ning" out Of existence,
and It's attorney Will 70 with 1t naturally,
A few days ago It waa noted IN these columns
that Boston&n claimed that tho man Efc used
at tho County Hospital WAS m Infringement on
his patent, and that he threatened to sue The
soantSS for smsgss yesterday : ls handed r.
ed, hut tho Chairman Of The Board hns respond
cd 10 his threat hy Informing him that tho
1nanglr Is regarded as nctt 10 worthless, and
that THO Hoard Is discussing tho proposition to
throw It out, etc.
The Hospital Committee yesterday audited
large batch Of bills wl.tcl, Will be passed on by
the Board Monday: Among them sas one for
$50, whtril the Chairman read s2s. II was
aggainst The county arc ordinarily examined.
Tic Committee OH Town md Town Accounts
also audited number Of bills, and the Printing
Conmlatco did some work IN the same direction
to add to the yp1umc Of county orders now he
Ing haWkei about tic streets. At least $50, coo
Ia bills werc patsed on, IN the face Of the Ia
mentablc fact that tlcre Is no money Ia the
Treasury.
Col. Baldwin, ono Of tho Veteran Rcformors,
was AROUND Yesterday aecking to Introduce
"rcforrn " In the gus consumption ut the Hot
pttal and other county buildings By introducing
Il. patent !. governors" a explained % ma.
shu s saa sn Wo'a ;aTs nthra IN
offers "a IN iilucen,cnt to bc allowed oil oppur-
tunily to SHOW what hc could do. While hc
was having tts talk, another citizen having tho
him. lis Ind In lii noeket 4 patent burner,
which WAS also "gorcrnor," and its use, he
said, woultl ts noru advantageous than Bald
wins maehinc, etc. lilo two then got into
nothing was done. Both Of them, however, will
THE 1NsANR YESTERDAY.
wooa saas oSSnsa Sssk@aa ss Bke 'ssy s esss eas
tavc Scllwctic wcrc adtudgcd Insane. Tho lat
TER caso was af a,oru than ordinary interest.
schwctlc, It appears, was fund dementel some
asylum, an1 hna since been IN the County Jail.
His sister WAS tho principal Witness sgainst him
yesterday. She testified to aconditton Of affairs
! to tho existence Of appalling sodal depFavity.
| She hal been nlarrica to one Juhaun Schmidt,
and upon Its death her brother took his name
and lived With t.cr tn the marrIagu state. and
] with her up to tho t!ne his mind gavo way: Flo
| is worth dbout $1,000, and the Court wilt an
| point conseryator for lin and sec that he Is
sent 70 an asylum. Its sister and acting wife is
Mrs. Mary q. Dow. Of i1ydu Park, wiio of Dr.
Darius a. Dow, latc Of tlis city und state, who
| Is well known md has numerous ffieuds here,
hus fled in tho County Court petition praying
hC fnt1 ltxAr rvHtrt hnr ht1 md
, 1877-02-24

THERE'S EVERYTHING IN POSITION.
copelln. the popular photographer. realizes thls
not alone In sltttnX yoa for picture but also In
cstabl,shtn3 4 new downtown gallery. "A ho has
Just dons northwest corner statu and MadIaon
strNAtA,
, 1877-02-24
FOUR YEARS DEPARTURE

FouR YEARS DEPARTURE
from tho unreasonable high ratca Of dentistry.
The grateful public continue to thsong tho popular
dental rooms. corner Clark md 1aandolph stteeta.
Tic beat services poaslb|o 10 be rendered in this
art can b sscured at tho low rates introduced BY
Dr. McChesuey. So = act, Warranted equal to
thu hrat.
, 1877-02-24

TIE "BuLls I" AND "BtARS" tuxuR!ATE.
Instead Of ''btastng" on 'Chhngo, several Of
the members of the Dossd betook themselves, on
Tuesday, to nr. MeChcsney'a dlcgsut nav medical
bath At Tho Palmer House, They think them thu
most s'besTable" OF Rnyth they know of.
, 1877-02-24
The RQQr & SONS Music co.

THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC CO.
orsf special Inducements to purchasers nt whole.
ssle and retail, Of sheet n1uatc musc books. ~to.
lns, guitars, and ali kinda Of musical lnstsumehts.
General agonta for tho Standard organ and Stock
plano. Quality guaranteed. No. 1866 State strect.
, 1877-02-24
MEDICAL.
To CONSUMPTIVES
AND
INvALIDS.

w1NOnEsTER's I4SPNr1IOsP1l1TE or
LIME AND AuDA will promptly and radically
euro consumption aud absolutely prevent l,s
dove1opement In all cases OF predispositton
Or Threatened attack. For WEAK iCNGs,
CHROME EHpyCIllT!s, GENERAL DEBILITY,
NERVOUS ri'0STRAT(UN, DrSrEratA or tNnl.
GEsTt0H. LNsa UF ffGOR and APPETITE, and
nlltllscn.es arasln1 from POVERTY OfTi1E DI.00D,
LIME AND SODA II 4 RrECfffC. being nne.
qnafcd a. n YiTALiXISu TUNtc, arid BRAIN,
NERrE, and Hl,0OD FOOD.
Frlce, 41 and ~ per hott1c, Prepared only BY
WINCHESTER & co., Uhen1iats,
Ho1d by Druggists. 10 1ohn-st., New York,
, 1877-02-24

n n "a csAsls4 tlo*t tsst ssAAs ~ lssAat pel&sa
HW ~ IL Esslssa,s AAa EstsL 1As&s asab c. u. H..
XW \ VI u AAy RAFt of III =. .. 1skt hs Fr3ss
Hfk LhA hatFt f4Ssin Ist<st e.3ts " st&.t
83 r. H. Z Aias B4kAA Cam ttxtto4 faN dr.
"A II " AZ. ksI4k&N, S1 v u t4tsHS f.. Fktrtks.
, 1877-02-24

who was granted two weeks leave Of aosence.
The resignation OF Mrs. George Rounds A
Treasurer was accepted, and Mrs. Hall choseu
10 net in her steal.
Mrs. Or. Mix tendered her services and
might ind IN her missionary labor. The offer
VA. received With thanks.
4 vote Of thanks WAS rendered to tho retiring
Treasurer.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
, 1877-02-24

MAnH1fAGEA.
UNDKNttlLtr-EASTM Thursday. Feb.
-: ut the residence 4f tho BRIDES uncle, William
l.. Leo, Ea4., " North Hhctdon.sL By tho lev,
A. z. Kitttod3b, Ns. fnlney undesh!ll and Mtss
Carrie Eastman. No cards,
, 1877-02-24


WHAT 4 asroATEH SAW IN wEsr slDb
kHAHTr.
The extreme depth OF dtprasity that human
ity moy reach has never been fully measured.
PhilantGropst& have studied the matter over,
aud political economists have given the subject
sou,e attention, but whero this lowest cbb ct
husnsn degradation may reach has never becn
fully settled. Charity Is esteemed nohla ylr-
tue, and exercised very lloerally, la Chlsagu.
Cook County taxpaycrA contribute = taT9u
aiiiount Yearly to help unfortunate poor oetei-
sihly, but how much Il stolen or w4tted Gu uil-
worthy people cannot be computed.
Whflu ThIuUEs reporter MAS 1t the West
Chicago Avenue Station Lass evening about ,
o'clock, woman walked In ami complained
that she had been robbed Of .ou'e so in i 1ousa
on augusta street. Her breath WAS foul NTH the
fumes ot whisky, her hair was unkempt, she wes
dirty ta appesranee. and her general dsmsanor
protracted spicc. .'You aee," said she to the
Sergeant, II went Into thr house aud sent for
Eoale whisky, anl laid ou the bed and went to
sleep, aud the old woman robbed Iur-r
:. There xas nothing strange iu suvh story.
but the uincer, impellcd by q desire to do Eis
duty, said " would 60 aud Investigate tie mai
, 1877-02-24

lie toaltv was struck with eenso Of wrong.
dung. At that time he was working, In a
brewery and d!sstllcry. lie went home
"Now. Dolly, who ran get 10 prar for mct''
She didn't know what to think, t,o was 80 sur.
rr*ctl. At,out tho tobacco Q1lcstion, nlludc'l to
m H. h,ose Tho a tut tr9xs aS da
habit. llc Ind hecn greatly hlcssed while using
lol,acco. 1ic ltad gircn M smoking. The way
Of t was this: ffo was tslng In bed ono night.
To be 1ikc tho Lnrl Jesusl Dost thou think
TINT II lie were living llerc m earth lic would
20 about with short clav pipe or anfl OF TO-
hact,o In his mo,lthf" Tint idea settled It. He
gave M the habit from that tilne.
Another convert spoke earnestly against In.
Temperance.
Mr.. Stehhins sang a very beautiful song,
few moments Of silent prayer, and a prayer by
the Rev. II. II. rarkhurst, the meeting was
brought 10 close.
, 1877-02-24
BY Wh1. A.. BUFFERS d co.

HUTTER5 CO.'S SATURDAY SALE.
Saturday moTntnE; Feb. H. at DsS oclock. tshelt
nsnd funSITuRE, CARPETS. STOVES, sad 81
CIlAI'rEL AUltTuAuE HALE-The entE.o Furnllars
Of rraldtnt,c. =
ClfAlTEi hIoiTGAGE 8ALE-Four Billiard Isbtsa
conp!sts. Iron Safe EAlo0n Fixtures, ku. &c.
WIN. a. HUrTEItY Il co., Auct1oaecrss
, 1877-02-24

At 1 O'Clock n. III.

At M early day u tho season will asw,.wn shall
Make special aAte .
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PIECES
Hamburg Emhro!derlrs, This offering wtii tncIuas
and Retail lracfs may serto ticlt beat inlertiAb{
l!odluE In rcsgFyG tltir contemplated pMtctaats ua
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GEO. r. GORE d CO., AucttonertA