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, 1877-01-18

this way agn!n. When would they begin tho
work IN Dostona Just ono week from, next
Sunday, aud In tho meantime the! were to
TAkE A VACATION,
AIr. Montty antl his family stoing on to North
!:rla. a!a-*., I" fee Mr. Ms,tnly's m0t.irr. and
NT: Sankey and fauity gofng to Torrnto. ttlcnec
4, !" New York, and ftotn tha:. etty to i'ds,tn.
I'wsr, ani snauv otller r,,rsi!nns, were nskcl
that remained fur conversation. But Mt 5:l5
tlIc ent:Inc arkri mp. the bell rang. the cry VI
An as'oari rcs'umcd through the t!ismal
old depn', there WERE hurried lHtt frryent
the train n,ovrd slswly o,lt Of tic statn,. mud
along tile lakc-front, md out upon the nrairic.,
leRt'nE with It two of The most effective
Christian workers the world lla< ever sctn.
, 1877-01-18

The Grand Jury Yesterday disposed OF nun,cr-
ous jail case., an1 agreed to hear complaints
tomorrow md ncxt 1ny.
4 gentleman representing some ono Of the
many flrc.cxtingulstcrs was around yesterday
seeking to get a contract To put his machine
tnto ttln several county Institutions. l1c was
present by Invitation Of soIne one OF tho Com
M*sinHcr4 who work Bu earnestly to keep the
Treasury drained.
Tllose getting thcir fucl from tho County
Agents Office are In trouble, ewing 10 tho iact
tint the heavy snow~stofm lIas c,lt off the coal
contractor Source uf suFply. 81 fnr tho dcn,attl
for cuns has bce! abuut ulc.ciglth larger than In
forff'er sear9 lie expects to be at,1c to till aii
orders totay.
The rinAnre Committee the. Yesterday to con-
slider tlle Rrulmstion to apply tic Sinking Fund
IN tho Treasury, amounting to about S5, 200, to
thu purchase Of outstanding hnltls. It was
agreed to takc no arttoi. In the matter for tho
present. A proposition to horrow 81, ,0p0, ,O0U or
Waa netel upon n'ivcrsely, Cn.'ntr-rreasarcr
llurk tnkng strnng ground ngainst II. Another
meeting will sYc held Monday.
eTEwARTs ACCOUNTS,
Yesterday httesnuun TNinUNE reporter
cal!cI upun Gtllnnrc, Pollock II Co. for IN cx-
panntiOn Of the iitch III tho settlement between
ltcc"rdcr Stewart ami the County Commission
to that official. Ntcssrs. tislinorc Il Pollock
stated ttat year aEo last September they cum,
nlel,ecd tic business Ut abstract -tl,AlsIng, nn
FL onier tn complete their boDks from tho "tfg
llre" to the day Of their t1,tcrtug upon tic
business f1fNc at1 arrangement With Kccusicr
Stewart, that In consideration nf $5IW they
would bc allowed ucsk.roum In tho olllcc nnl
frcc access tn alt the rccurds. S4,nle time after
wards tho County Commissioners ul,Icctc.l to
tic arrangement. They lad purchased Il lot Of
nbssracs hooks, antl wanted the Recorders Of
tlee to have a monopoly Of the business. Gill;
tnnrc 4 Pollock consulted counsel to ascertain
their rights; and the opinion furnished them
was ln!tl bcforn Commissioner Holden. New
negotiations wcrc entered Into, and tic
er stewart was Continued BY 'eG the
Commissioners. at tho ttne Of the second
transaction, d note for $22ssJ, payable one day
ntlHr tutc, was giyen By tho tirni III settlement
ut tho old ntrount with the Recorder. Under
the new arrangement Il note far $3.50 was given
Ut "f September. Subsequently, t;,!l,nure Il
FufEntk were rallied upon to rny i bill fur legal
spryicrs. amounting tost25. This they thought,
md still tl,ink, should bo assumed by either tho
Recorder or tile ru.,ilty. They mnlc an nppIi-
tAttun to Dcpusy-fscrurtlCr Overluck Eu lIavr
tho amount allowed on tie mute. At
frat he sail liz would do 81, but,
OH Eerond thought, refused, though cn,lseutint:
thai 1t he tHtlarsei III tho lhtc MS Il claim llell
hy The nkcra ugIlnst the Recorder OF tr cout,-
tf. Mr. uycrtpck then stated tat In Ills upiu-
The lecorler would makes settlement Ut tile mat
ter directly with Fillmore & Pollock. They haye
hot been asked 10 pay The notes; Steward hus
turned them over us portion of the aksrts 1T
flIs Office, and what tue Commissioners will do
no man kslowcth.
, 1877-01-18

1,,,. ,oo,, s..,s 1""s ~, o".n sr,'.a "o.S, y. A..
. ~ "as "sea , .s' W. s',t''u ~ the armies ot
tllrlr battles wcrc WAITS Of exsc,1u1.tiup, and It
wuulA arp~ar that ans ,J,,.n,, rnrk. mi ,,ta
nno,,,,.. hnrs s,,,.rt ,h ,a., a'a ,.s .''s
.''c1'ss N''1 sA.e,e" &he Ns"' arena WIN
use'efo"1e" determination ol leaving nothing
but curscs upun the iltld. To illustrate
further, and iu a lnc with which TIE
Tn1n,tnR r,nor,r, win intitc. nj. rh.,a,.I.
+, ,,,..a ts,",Ii,. ~. ~ ,...',,. e t'o"'st1 ,',
~ more .a'''ll!t' ths Se''ieua bct~ecn
Diamond john anil his assaslantss much AKIN tp
game of baee.Lait, In wcl, JoIn figures Is lie
icAt!,rrn orb aIYl hIs locs ~ tbs buts. John ias
bcttI badly kl.,nkr,l about. and bryeral Vt The
b4ls have susta!uca nsurc III lcss Injury, and to
carry the siiille t,tyulM tt.u ball.yryl,nA aud
uI,uu tue turf, where the reporter Is r,,uAlly Al
hste, tt aecttis to be 4 dead te4t tetwcrI. Farks
and the Artl.
Yesterday afternoon the Reporter to!el In
tho stars to Judec Martin i'a,,lseu's c1urt-
rposn Ia, institution much too bsla! fnr the ac-
es,sttts.s.iatIou af particularly large nienj, t.
gather as ncar!y as pract,:alie ths scutr d! VII.
other II" sus. h wtitu Mr.. Georgr saluirrcu.k
, 1877-01-18
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.


a meeting Ut members of tho Chtcagu Acn,ic-
my Of svicnecs was held Tuesday evening in tho
rooms Of ttc Academy for tic purpose of organ
king MT Archaeological sect!on. TiIcrc wrrc
present Prof. Edmund Andrews, William I'ross,
Chancellor j. L. Burroughs, Albert d. 1lagnr,
llarntto Y. llnst, James UH+, :. II. peabudy,
anil l.catslcr Siam. Thu organization Df tlIu
scctisT was effected by tho election nf Prof. An
drrws President aui Lcandcs Stone Secretary.
Mr. ffasar exhibited ensne very rur1ou. relies
Of indian art, Including AInt apadc, corpcr
atlzr, a hammer made from llcrnat!tc, copper
prsoW.lca.!, axes, pipes, ornaments, ETC., niost
Df which wrrr rtllettc,l Ut thu Eastern States.
tllalnrlpi burroughs stated that there wcrcs sey-
cF.sl soeselie. aog tlt. Mssiss1r ws,ose inject
was tn rnllctt works uf art made by tl1e Musi1l-
builders atd the Hctl Indians. flc suggested
thut valuable infnr'nntu, might lv obtained 1,y
communication with these e.,cictlcs, nt,d per-
haps exchanges nf valuable fnllan relics effect
I'll. Mr. hruss stated that promising field for
exploration l,ai come iiifler !'!s observation
ntout ten tlfsecn niles frnn, frarfe tlu Chlcn,
WIs. Isrious t.,her iae!avrs snggcstetl place!
tor wurktnE with spac mil pick, which will
dns,btlcfs be explored IL t3ao time. Among
place. mentioned wero Whftcsle County, Ill;
Il 'e u, Hsy Xy,nkcs f. Mi the Fss s;n,x. Is H'S;, 'xS;
TIC Vicinity ot, tic Madison lakes, cte. Ci,an-
te1lor Burroughs said that the statement Ut t}a
latu !. 4. Laplam. nt Ni*H.ist,, that there were
sslape .! nul1naIs. was m error. Or. Burroughs
had himself iAslcrteIa mound at Rockford, H.,
III The shape Ut il turtle.
Mr. llagar tllMlgE,s that with the proper effort
able works ul aboriginal nrt, Which were now
living m ,iselcas curl.,sltes IN many farmers
parloro Or kitchen. III hoped such clEort would
beiiade.
archaeological material Which wsls Ut the sersIcs
OF the Section.
, 1877-01-18
SUBURBAN.,

MF. and Mrs. Jamos F. Robinson were aware
that Tuesday, jan. III, was the trnth anniversary
OF their wildlng, but like scnsihle people they
concluded not to make my demonstration oyrr
the matter. but quietly enjoy themselves Mt
home In tho pleaaant rccollecttons Of tho past
They wcEe somewhat surprised, not to say an
noScd, at having their plaus disturbed by re-
cefyug an Invitation to apcud tho evening Mt
Mr.. Robtnson's mothers, Mrs. c. b. Robinsuu,
but liko dutiful children they obcycd tic sum.
mons and gathered themselves ut their motl!cr's
hearth. What WIS their surpElxe on arriving
there to be ushcrcd Into tho pfcsencc Of par.
b!cd to congratulate them IN The tia an
nisersnEy OF their wedding. The party
hau not come empty.tanaed, as TUG stock Of
chorus ot tin whistles md horns greeted tho A.
r!Vai OF the bride and groom OF ten years of
happy marrtcl lfc: After m hour spent IN
pleasant conversation tntcrsperscd with music
aud singing, the c,,'npany sat down to hounti;;
liob'nson, Mr. ana Mrs. r. II. Rc.f lord,
H. ana nj NJ. e.. J. +, Young Mr.: A. T: Frssd'
r. 1 Ill., ''i ill., s, a"a s sFgso y: Esss asa IT,: M::
G. D. Robinson. Mrs. a. e. Fuller, Miss l.. A.
Goodrich. Miss =. A. Fcrrcrs, slfas Ella Mat
ttlSws the Misses Florence and Jessie Robinson,
MF. Eddie L. EaMcs.
EVANSTON.
The Village Doar'l III Trustees held a short
meeting Tuesday evening. Trustees Davis,
t;agc, 1g!el'art, and Ct.uncE were pYeacsst.
The Chairman Of tho Finance COMMITTEES re-
ported that they had exutntuctt the ltcasuscs's
nooks and found them fm every way correct.
They coinpl!fncatetl the village for having 90
efficient and trustworthy an Official. The rees,1n.
tnundatinn OF J. II. Raymond, TINT Village
Comptroller 10 appointed, was tayorably re-
eeIvrtl.
Several petitions wcro presented and rcfcrrcl
10 their respective committees. Tho Board
then adjourned for one week.
TlIta evening, the weather permitting, the So
cial Club will take their annual stcigh.f!ie.
, 1877-01-18

Mis-. 1CL1A WAhD HOWE
lectnrcl. under tho auspices Ut tho Womaa's
Club, yesterday aitcruo,1l, At tho residence Of
Mrs. F. +. brown, No. 200 Erie street, on tho
Ethics Of Culture" There were fifty or sixty
la4lfes III attendance, comfortably tIlinR thp
roulis.
Mrs. iiowe male her appearance twenty
minutes behind time, and took her position In
tile middle Ut the audience, and read graceful
intrulu zion, just lung enough to allow her
autiitorS to critirise her drrss, aud then she
plunged into lscr subject, coming up for breath
after diving ftr IN ohso!gtc French philosopher,
anil scattering tlrups Of wisdom from her head.
1hc lecture Aas casy and smooth, full ot p1ras-
ant illustration.
Starting viii tho infant. sho traced tue life
nhsl character u nlhn or woman, through tile
swasitlling clothes VI ANCIENT all,l modern lines
to the ct,l!i, ss,l the grave, pointing out where
custom i,as proven ncsn!eious IN thu culture Ut
TIE world. She gave the dress reioratcrs ste
~hae!s, and llaslng atlsl!ttcl That fashions arc
NECESSARY, u,ltl thu lass intytatlY the bcsl, shs
proceeded to demonstrate that muscle Should
have attention u well. 'Ftlcn she went Into
UNDERGRADUATES. s!.e adslsel tho atiopton Of
some meurpsunounscabset things Us lcing this ii,yeIs-
lion III wu,ueu INSTEAD VI stlur ptlIer horrible
arrangements invented by hasn lor tbs
graslii.a.len of his owa deprived taste.
up, liie,eulture = eontradIstirGu!sheA from
bSly-culture. FroIn thut, the transition to
vllafactcrtu,ture WAS natural. Then raIlle
soe,al ana political culture, which wcre perfect
only III proportion to their relanue upon
Plotas&4utisll.
Cpun the subject OF washing the feet Of the
pilgrims hy tbs Pope, shs evolved new sehrm.
tuF !'n!tas!ng the 1T Of Christ ia washing the
dtseiElc'a feet ller proposition was for the
la.lies to wash tho bodies Of the poverty
aud then scrub tbs tioors ot The novels OF tic
enrth.
Intellectual culture afforded an opportunity
to a,tark the present SYSTEM of the
e'lucAtton ot the young, uud tho lecturer
tors up tue whole bue!ncas In yrry graceful and
etfcetual methods. Then she wcnt fur :. slap
ptes., @ anI SbIItc1s,ed tnrm ior "a imnoiite lte
method u trs4ttug what she was pleased 10 d.
scribe ~ thelr beitega- This was Only the pre-
, 1877-01-18


ULrAUdtll-Tho fnnnsal u! Mrs. Nti'ic 4
saaIlmnsl wl! thkc place frnl her late residence.
cott Sc tI "mss Mas,rf 39a.",;1 to.ay ho lhh ii
WEils-ln .hia city, Jnn. II. 1a7? Itin MAY, oa,
alanster of Joha T. and sara4 Weir, aged ycai.
3ironth* and ~ tlayt.
~ O'Clock Il. H.. 70 tracctand Cemetery l,y rnr
rarcs; Fsscnds Of tho family arc kindly inyiteato
wA;LSn-;1an: 70, ntchard n. Walsh, ron ., e1.
10 days. '''''''"' a"a
sdr9S F1He[al from tho residence Of his parents, l
erees Al the iii, e Fna,,y msFT cSS,e A. u 1 " n
bharp; thence by carFlacc. to Caj,nry, A
u, ,,HALllnAlTl!-At Wadron, kankakeo County.
Ill., H.; nnf no IN " t ls 9nert Ga1bra OF consaap
r. -Areylcrl'Irc. Scotland, papers please COPY,
nowes., only daughter of Ffanccs H. PowclI ssed ea
l0::M Wcdneet'a. morning tic Ksv. Hcc sspsE,is +,
9ollclatiax. lieF loyns md gcntlc disposition Won
1of her many KIND friends.
VIC ahsfl meet heyond tho river
cnoohER-Jsn. II. 1H77. 3fnry NaticIine. iii,
CT dnHster Of tieorge II. and Kate Crookrf. ard
: years month and =. days, Vi meMbtansssas, nsss
Funeral finn, e73 rortland.av. at 10 a. m, p,t.
aay. INC lalih inst, TO t'sucelanh Friends uf ils
kN~ New York. iirookiyn, anG Lowell. Mas.
papers pfeaec cUpy. ''A'''t
=, ,M1ELLoS-At Dcnlson.. Tex, Jan. II, Jane,
Nc!iohs OF this city. nrEl I'll ycart.
rus fcIlans VIII ec hruugtt tn Chicago for Inter.
ment Notice Ut fnncrni hereafter.
Mo0Di-.tan. ~. 1R77, Mary H., wife of, viii.
tan, NJ. Moo'ly. o' eun.nnlption, uscd ID years,
Fanera! *eftieea at IN. 1tti, init. ut rc,.
ltuschill. - @e'' "
sStlrii-on INV. 2. la1l', of hypcrtrorfv o. IN.
heart, t'arrie behaved wifo OF silss Wr,Rht smith
III the I'D year Ut her age. 's'
sMtrl!-t'n jan. :, 1s77, Of eear'ct.feycr. after
AZ inc*s 81 Two weeks, Cprsic, infant na,,stcr u
SIEas Wright and the lata Carriu Smith. n.tu4
munths atid % days. "7>9
aMlT!!-ton inn. II, 1R111, ot post -rcns,rt,n,l
drop~y. Eddie rayton, ohiy sun uf sljAs filth aui
u dayx. '"o''"' 1ps
Fnncral services at The house, loi4 Wt,cox.,,..
f5iuay, NJ II a. H., Ian, 10, 1877.
Fi,9n,a,l TX nre.encD wn. cndrarins.
At Inn sarfor's brix xh4 m:,trrafDNE
Nu shall tntet tn llrt no more,
~ Joliet. ILL.,. paperA please copY,
, 1877-01-18


Fred Tlass stole a bag ot grain from AGam
lsan1ford, OF No. 60 Willing street, and was
therefore Locked np at tile Chicago Avenue
Station.
Little Fred Becker, ut present on the Jury In
J"'go Rogers' Court, lost hi. ovcrcoat ycstcr-
day afternoon, aMl Is therefore rnging tna,1.
Tic poekcts wcro fined with valuable papers Of
no earthly usc 10 thu thief.
Late arrests at the Armory: D. r. Carter,
swlntlllHg ncwshoy out OF all his ready casl
John Redmond, burglary Of Mrs. Dalf's conf
otllec, at Van Buren, street bridge: and George
lfolcofnh, attempting to shoot Henry Fcnn. IN
tnauiyent tltbtur.
william, II. sIoshcr, fugltivo from Justice
from M.lwnukcc, vas capt,lrtx! yesterday morn
ing b. 0Arer Henry Fcciitcr on tluty at tic de-
TT. Mos!ier stolc es5 ~ Milwaukee, and WAS
city. 1}ott returned upon tic Afternoon tfatn. "a ''
Tic Commercial lrotc1 proprietors assert TINT
they knew nothing Ut the shortcomings OF Brady
or Grady, the nhsrus,saing bc'.boy, anl Tint G.
q. Butter, iaot Clark, rs was given In yestcr-
lay's naEsr, ~aa Intoxicated frUm the time Of
without their knowledge Or consent. All ot
Which IA undoubtedly true, Yesterday Mr.
Ciark. s nlH'n ssarehlne bis pockets, found about
az" @ % 20 ..'ai y nraay G Eot away With only aboat
tcEday's paper. Tile thief Is still ut large.
An anonymous letter to t1se Coroner alleging
deael, by poisoning will be investigated to-
uay. fsstcrdny morning IN elderly gentleman,
whose s; ,i nainc u "a a. yct unSnow' died after 4
s!ort al.nefa at MS residence on Green street.
lals lisc was insured for - 500 last October, nn
e:.Ms soe y fns fE neng,, evidently sak t'tas death
ha1 but liitlu ;laro time yesterday, hut
AZ as iar rs le aeIvcd lnto the casc, the facts arc
s'gnt'y snspalnas. ~ W. be cleared ~ to-day
tho body can be- buried.
Justice Footc, presiding at tho South Division
r.Ilcu Court, yesteriay I'LL The % toilowins: s'ie
Rochsstcr. SSiHta Sian '" o. of SIN t e,fsens, tns o.
inai Court: Thomas Williams acc.ssnrv y'ta ~,
lnc: Denis Quinn. threntcnin,r tn sshtn' r.,
sMySnc slay%5s SECRETARY s9 fine; Sames bartsn
lack Of prosccution: James f,vnei, ,,.,s
Patrick Kelley, David act,Etf. :1ai,m %,'
Hcndricksou. pn1 Fnnntc E",herts,,n
dtsor,lcry Itoo cnri,: ucnrv Sorcen ve,,-n1't'
$liW or tIncty diva: Siin1In snlth i";na.a' i1ns'
, 1877-01-18
THE CITY-uALL,

IT., ,T-oo,-o-,~ ro-,.,. r.,.o.1.u ..n..e,o OF,
.o""ss w.. n,, 3ssa..ao5 "e,e el,o1l
i1o'A "ales 1sAes a'a e4fooA 1Eo'n Ha1see1laneoaa
sources.
Thc last ,es,,c cf tbc Anr.,ron Apts,,.., .n,,
unI1i.1 Am, =, nos,an tn,r. ,,e,,.tas u,a
Of The antaai rcport Of The superio.eodens '.. of
Buildings of ttta cty, and says that The amount
Of building dono here Inst ycar was 1lttie sur-
r-t-o ro,,.Ils.o w.. ,,.oa,, ,s.,.,,s,,''., -.
al, over t,,c country,
r,,. c... I'm -, .,
employee, and the Doari Of Education 1anttors,
day. Tho police and ircu,cn will cot their
money Ffiaay, md Tho prpartu,eut It Public
FIX sotS,s WI! mG haa SATURDAY a. oe ek
a. tao G3poan'o" nu'1olhe'
The Mayor went 70 Springfield last night to
ton Of legal corporation representatives who
nrc to frame bill for the COLLECTION Of back
taxcs. Ills Honor Is littlp anxious lest so11,c-
thing might 90 wrong. Assistant Corporation
eoullecl Aaat''s Is ho" IN opF'he'1cla'
To be prepared In case OF frcsilct, the y{nYnr
has ordered tho Department Of Public Works h,
warn al, brldgc-terllers OF possible danger. md
Instruct the IIarbor Aiasttrv to notify ycasci-
owners to sce that all craft now In the IarInr
orc srcurcIy anchorcd, In caso OF q January
thaw. tlu riycr Inint,t r{ss Ind ransc tr frs y
do mischief to the ehipr,!ur Iuterests ami t., the
bridges,
,',.. n.,n, ,,, orr,
~ v"uEe ,.M pseh"t.,' asotsy 70. tnS "gsI i slac
93as company, has relerreu to Mr. billings,
PRESIDENT al tue Company, all matters relating
to TUG diAercnccs existing between the Council
sn' r tno t,"r' as ~ she EGpany ana ase
billings TO make proposition. II past expert.
eiTht nnfhs vii siuas in}orc' thc5, {. asb"t
ns"icxs i"wsnlt ' "'"t0o Se'S's s''1'o - ~"oeie'
"0.''.. '""eaS'
AZ thc Inst meeting Of tho Gonnci1 AID BAL
Ing Of tl,e Washington street tunnel .'1nr re-
ra!rs." It was but short tfnln ago that the
tunnel was closed fur nbont three weeks. md in
condition butter than II hnA been III for years,
, 1877-01-18

to tevcra1 patentccs 10 put their machines In on
tsial; Two inventors-Mcssrs. Leatcr and
y In tho Notth-silc Pumping Works and Nc
uinnfs' in tho 'Clty-t1nll. Tic MaTnr H.
tcnda to wnrk those patents tlie BY shlc
IN tho North Side works along withMr. C1egicx's
iate INVENTION. Cty-EnREnccr Chcsbrohgh anil
hlr. Cregier will be tho judges OF The ctnnpe'-
lion, and after the trial, II It he folln,1 that
there bo any virtue IN tlloae things, one of them
question settled.
, 1877-01-18

FIRST DAf or TIE CONTEST.
The curriers' who have aspirations for tho Cor
don medal hrcan their play at 1.fucoIn Park
yesterday to dceistc Its possession. The at
tendance VI ctnhs was mich smaller
tl1an was rSrected. the unfortu-
natc weather and rrccasln,ls travelling
milking \ considerable difference. up
to the last moment ut least a dozen clubs were
expected to be represented, but wlrn the ice
was GAINED only tho following wcrc found: BE-
trs'ii, milwaukee,, Tnrtnltu, fortnge Eity, Till
eattso, a1nl Thistle Ut Chicago. All the morning
WINS spent IN getting tho lve IN sl.apc,
und n little after uou,,.. when tlIce
rinks were rr"lsrly, lns1 ont, tic
llp,lsr, wftcse hui tuifCe md sandwiches wcru
continually u.ssstl nhul,t and promptly ewAl-
loved until II. playrrs werr ull ready anil eager
for tie fray. The rInks were att upon o.outll
tmlm q thclns-est poml, where, unfortunately los
the finest play, this ic>, was l4rrcly Of the kind
known A. slnw, nr white, tce, Tic Reraplng u!t
Of the stlnw I'aa necessarily left Tho surface
little rough nd tlafs nnfayurable condition was
nale morc unpleasant BY thu fnet tI,at cracks
% wt1ulc, tI.r Ice culshl by no means he pro-
nt,ut,eth tr,.-class. This WAS especially tho
casc With rink NJ. nj the cast side Ut the
pond: The i7aw!ug for rinks aud opp',,
two Chicago clnbs IN fj,c serpn.l rink, antl thu
Toronto, and Portage City un the til!rl. PLAY
nno.. "ns .[dr5r , BY t1f uafs at sk ana
never ended .,, Until j o'slork, Wien
largc, '"nS'deri!1. how itttic Is k,owh
u thc sport BY the general ppiIc outside thc
Interest. a,"l the csrttslncns varied greatly \.
the .litEcrt:,t Kinks. The uro fur,ilest
east l.a.t fewcst spectators, hut tho beat
tIlay. nil ihincs considered. Here was
Afxtht Euk1
tc1ttun to h.Isueas.
pon THE Y,nsr FEW HEADS
the srorc "..s vrr} eyen and the play continn-
ons, but, vi lcngth, Luck scstucl to favns I,e.
'ross 'sStahss lc s'S Str A'9 Younrs t%ss bettsf nox
known on tls. irc us :. pctIlrr," make some cy-
ecffrnt shuts, nrd 10 ts good judgment anil
ay 1s i arse ey M atrtntsl sSsa sr " ins n law law
nen Tux 0ef" pxssssvn M a0"2 y ' 1a ss' st Sns III. II
,.; l,,x e'sM ,';1 imn$nahe; %x # albeit j., n.t @
ient. and It is no rxagrcratlun to say tint they
cnjuyed tho game 1nore nlM uladc fur
more l1o!sc tlla,l nll thy others put to
sy''er. Away up on Clark street could
WIN o'Iglat by al physical laws to bu hoasse tn
day. The next rln!; wus most attr,act-
I've OF thc lot tn the spcciaturs, AMI
was continually sutroun,tcd y, closely
gestures uni .lroi re.llarks Ut two u thu Tur-
unto Clul' wcrc quito worthy Ut All audience.
t'lay NJ ills rink wis very brisk and gcuvruily
;,er y;Iry Esn,i" ,,a, ,~ trst tc thu ''onss ny ~
thai. at either u the othcr Kinks. It should Ic
sall!, h,weycr, tliat the ire was tfi!e ttrttpr
hero than ut tie e.st stfc. The wrstcrn rink Ut
the fur WIS played OIL BY the two clubs from
Tits vlty w!luse EXECUTION WIS better tlsan gen
a.r11 ri 1nff The tlrtnry yft t1r.
, 1877-01-18
MOODY AND SANKET


ttN'c viii not tluItt mny reception. and want to
get away as quietly as po.altlc," said Nr.
Hankcy to the rcpxascr Ia The morning ct tho
Grand Paelae. And this course WA duly u,,-
served by t!s, great cva'gclists during tic Gu.
tire day. Mr.. Moody packed bis t,ftcta IN the
morning, n,u nadr a very few calls on Intimate
friends, whlle AJ. sankcy was n)sr cugayed IN
the parking 1'r.ucss ut tho Pacific, Rn,l, while 4
few frictal. CALLED to wah hLn Gotlsrcrtl, the
gathering did not rartakc In any particular of
the nature Of a formal reception. At about 8
o'clock Mr.. Moody, Mrs. Muu.ly, ami tlcs III.
tle boy, Mr.. un., Mr., sankry an. tbels
Two l!tt!e children, intended BY MT.
Il aoard e 9*ts5"' sei" Of 'oP Gs9 a ~x5s ;5
Michigan Central Station, ready to start On
their Trip East. Alr. sIuEgau was ono VI tbs
members Of the Executive Committee whluh
had sisarge Of the Ao0iy meetings In London,
now gutnE East tu kkcnd TWO or lhrcr weeks be-
fore going TO Europe. Iu tte car, alsu hut not
.1uhEcteu MitA TIT party except ~ u fT!etl, vas
~. Henry RED, Gu hts way 10 Eu1ope. here
Wishes of the evanEciists were Observed cycn Ut
th1 station. whcEt u.fy
\ PEW YklEsns WE'RE PRESENT
TO SEQ thcta oil. AntuH: t1esc wrre Marshall
slss. bloody. 9. Il. Horton, .Iaj. Whittis, T. ii.
Harvey, thr Rev. 4; L.. Davis, mud . few
Others. Both BIT. Mnody and Ats. sankry
wefe In dne spirits and chatted
ci.eertly with their friends. The time
WAS short, but Il was employed to the very best
rdyantaye. Each Of the great essng+i!sts had
a,oshtAg but grateful, pleasant words to sar Ut
Chicago. 81 tue meetings here, of sho
great public Interest tclt IN them. owing,
i. .hey *aa, 4 10 small part o thc stahl
taken by this ch!caso press, and of the nm
4aesttoue1 su<cces That had efuxncu their
labors. ilelt success, as they 4aAl, Lad bsvu
tyr beyond tatcls expectations. ehrn would
they come again All, that wa4 difficult to say.
II they accepted the inyitasloua sent them from
nesslJ every large city IN the cuu1tsy, II would
10 solat tine btlo1a theY could grt around
, 1877-01-18
NATURE GIVES lis JFrru.

NATURE GIVES Us TEETH,
bns ehc does not prcscrse and n,irtjy them. ,r,..
must bc done with fraprant toxntlont. Tho Il, nt,
bone ana 'ts enamel casing arc n,aie nv,,lnrrsbtr
10 all destructive nlncnccs by tic IhyjT psc Of AZ
Gentfcent preparation. Viii
, 1877-01-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

ny +. stacy. friday, Jan. IN. at 10 =
" = ~. ronm huusr, caaAlstin4 o1 il. W. anl VI.
top bedra,.n srts, ou yard. Of Nrnssels Catpet.
l0o Ingram. Ol c!nlh, Mats, latlor hrt, Dstss'pf
hlankesa, Lace Curtains, CAaifs, Mlrsot.. 1ol o.
csoekefy ami Glassware. WatuIotes. ssoyea. RI
Finest lot yct offered saio positive. Slo.ts.sts
fufcclosca. etc. Satisfaction III ai cases.
The abosr salc " unasuiab!y po.tpoucd to Frts
tay, Jan, IL; tGen p0s.ltveIy.
r.. t.. STACY, 1871 Deartorntt