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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-27

WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREn
w Or MATTRESSES ,don'tfa to see nv "
fall stock OF elegant and superior designs. The IA
prices have been reduced until they arc lowerl
than they have been In thirty years. All can he
suited. Ilhye goods that viii please the rich or
the poor. Examine my stock, and the prices shall
please. SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD. 81
au 3l.3m Governor street, Richmond.
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THE INDIAN COUNCIL TO-DAY

WASHINGTON, September 26.-General
Crook, with Messrs. Welsh and Irvine, had
an interview with the Indians and subse-
quently had interviews with Schurz, and
Smith, the Indian Commissioner, and his
successor Hoyt, preliminary to the grand
council tomorrow. Mr.. William Welsh
represents the Indians as disposed to enter
into permanent arrangement. He repre-
sents that the Indians understand it is pro-
ductive industry or annihilation with them.
General Brady, more successful than Gen
eral Howard, captured the entire delegation
for his national photograph gallery. He
had some difficulty with the savageS, who
feared the camera would shoot.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-l
ID ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
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EFw yOPE CoTTON NARKET.

NEW YORK, September 90 otton-Net receipts
90 bales gross, 3,s6S bales futures closed Steady
sales, $4,000 bales September, s1l.2l@s1l.23
October 81 j. O70Sl1. l6; Novemer, : les! l:02
December. SlO.99@$11: January, s1l07Sc,
81 Os: February, Il March - az ;sS
GSll36: April, $l1.4a@Sl1 80; May, Sl1.oleD
81 .63: juno, s1l,G19s1l.G3.
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The South Carolina Fair.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

A PRIZE TO THE BEST-DRILLED MILITARY CON-
PASY IHTHE UNITED sTATEs-AN INTEREST
ING EVENT. .~...
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OLD BOOKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Old copies Of McGufey's aud Wilson's Headers,
Ouackenbos's Arthmetics. and Swinton'S Histories
taken in exchange for the new books to ne used inns
session at prices agreed upon by the Superintendent
of Public Schools.
FIyE-CENT BOOK-STRAP.
STE my new fyt-cent book-strap-as good Is any
tcu-ccnt strap In the city.
ONE-CENT SLATE-CLEANER.
NV one-cent slate-cleancr Is cheaper than sponge.
REQUIRES no water, and is always ready for use.
SfATE-PESCIL HOLDERS, SCHOOL-HAGS'
and everything used In our public ana private
schools, can be had at the very lowest rates ut
j. T. ELLISOS'S, l112 Main street.
SELF (three doors above Dispatch otticr).
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DEFINED SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
IL JAVA. LAGUAYRA. and RIO COFFEE;
BACON. SALT, LARD.
NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES,
MANTTffACTuSRf.D TOBACCO,
PORTER AID ALE.
for sale by DAVENPORT q MohhiS'
mh20
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAKEl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
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SALTWATER FISH IN QUEER PLACE
The Black Hills Pioneer says, under the
heading, I" Salt-Water Fish in the BiacK
Hills": cit is not our purpose to 60 into
web OF theories to substantiate the asSer-
ton made in the caption Of this article, but
simply for the present to record the fact
that from we'll of water recently dug on
al rlszs mere was Yesterday raised
to the surface in single bucketfukof wa
ter six diminutive fish Of the tonscoa Va,
riety, which can now be seen at t1e store OF
Star & Bullock. The tom-cod nowhere
found except in salt wateA ana IS,
as far rs we know, nsaNc OF the
Pacific Ocean, and its appsassance mere ere
through such source Q1nrms tue
belief in the underground riaM ana ocean
theory. The we'll from whicMnese nsh arc
taken yields water but slight lmpfegnatea
with salt, OF, more properRst soo.9m, Dut
its presence is sufficiently Kceptlole 10 pun
our belief on the theory Eafs tue Wen mas
tapped saltwater arter, nose FOUNTAIN
head lies in some Of the PSAs.nc coast ranges.
This is also the opinion eM MI. Star, whose
geological researches e,sSnd over period
of seventy-tYe years, Az whose name has
been prominently set Hhe brightest con-
stellation OF the scientEc armament. The
specimens thus far &aised TO the surface
vary from one and fnalf to fVe inches in
length. THE side anN top fins are large and
beautifully colored IN the most delicate pur-
pie and carmine tsnts' and the eyes are o
ietty bIack.'
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THE LATE FIRE.

The Cabinet considered the Patent-Office
fire, and the Secretary Of War and the Sec
rotary of the Treasury were directed to
select commission Of three to examine the
public buildings.
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Yaitl,mond nlspatrh.
PETERSBURG.

.n1,,-,sn,y SEPTEMBER 81. 1877.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND. FRED'C; & POTOMAC r. X. CO.,)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September 26-Wheat lower; No. 9
red fall. S1.24. Corn easier: No: 2 mixed, 421c.
Oats dull and unchanged. Rye dull at 55@55ac.
Barley quiet and weak. Whiskey quiet and I'M
changed. Pork Inactive at s $50. Lard-Adrance
asked none established. at &c. asked for summer
SAc. bid. Bulk-meas higher; car-lotS Of shoulders,
Sldcs, SS.j2H. Bacon higher: shoulders, $3.50:
clear rib. 1915; clear sides, so; Reccipts7Elour
bushels; oats, 9,u00 .Dushcls: rye. 5000 bushels
n b,sha
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vrs7rNG OF sT0CKH0LDERS-ELEc-
AM 49, az orrICERs-REPoRTED SUIT FOR
.m,crs-1SrGRESTING CASE ARGUED
,.rw CHURCH TO BE RUILT-THE MEDICAL
nc,rTY OF yIRGiSIA-MlLITARY ELEC-
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James Field, second son of General
james g. Field, .oi Culpeper, accidentally
shot himself Monday morning while at his
fathers summer residence, near Gordops-
vile. The woyand is slight. and at last ac-
counts he wasS doing WE'LL GordonSoiAe
Gazette. T. ~
The New York Tribune copies from the
Dispatch the Suffolk SUMS EDITORS letter
concerning Joseph Cook. But it unjustif-
ably Deglects TO credit our rural contempt
rars. All wrdng. s5 ~
II New York .teity is trying tue experiment
or burning Its garbage, with & prospect OF
success, s.a1 a,
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DlCHMOND sCHOoL-BoOK DEPOT.

j. 7. ELLYS0N,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
1ll2 MAIN STREET
three doors above Dispatch office.
has all the books used in our public and private
schools, which he offers Z:
VERY Low PRICES.
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BALTIMORE
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. September 26.-Fleur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat irmer but not higher. Corn
dull; white, 55c.; mixed, 50c. Oats dull; white,
steady and unchanged. Bacon steady at ia sx,
and 9kc for shoulders, clear rib. and clear sides;
firm: choice leaf, fierce. 104c. keg-none here.
Whiskey steady and unchanged. Bagging dull at
l2.c. Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
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. BALTIMORE LIVE-SIUCh MAhhEI.
BALTIMORE. September 26.-The cattle market
during the past week has been dull, and prices are
@5ac. medium, 4@4sc.: ordinary, 3@3ac. most
sales at 4@5c; receipts 4l94 head; sales, $3.50
range, 7@Sc. receipts, $3.50 head. Sheen have
been in fair demand ut unchanged range at 4G5c.;
racei MS. 3.64Q head.
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ROUMANIAN INDEPENDENCE,
FOREIGN,
TIE FRENCH SITUATION.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Tbc French situation
remains unchanged, because the next move
is expected to come from The Senate, which
stands adjourned until Thursl"y. Thc Gen.
eral impression seems to be that this ad
journment was for ,he purpose of giving
time 10 the government TO win the support
o. the Orleanists for extreme measures
Nevertheless, desp pat ches this morning indi.
cate calmer feeling than on the previou.
days.
The non Issue of any circular by the new
Foreign Minister to French representatives
abroad, and the countermapd of the recep-
tions Of their susordinates by several mem-
bers OF the Cabinet are cited as indications
that the Cabinet does not expect to las,
long.
TIE HIERARCHY OF SCOTLAND.
L1vE1PosL, Nov. 2S.-The Courier,
London correspondent states that the estsb.
lishment of the Roman hierarchy of Scot
land has been indefinitely postponed.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. STOTGHTON,S.
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as IT
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, In The
18th chapter of Levitlcus, lays down yery
explicit rules Oh this disease. So terrible
and loathsOme had il been consid r,ed then
that person known to be infected with I
would not be allowed Il 'ulx with socel
The Jews regarded il as divine nflictiuD
and believed there was no cure for it, 1t
was then the sins Ofa youth or a iiviatiou
from the paths OF virtue wePe punished a S
long as life lasted happily in our dav
The s.euCe OF medicine has been developed
the grt@i -'GrehouSe Of Na,ure furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped of it's ter
ror by tie G-e Of the SA MAINTAINS ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, anG the victim of
>crOf1la. Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, RIotches
litter. etc. can be restored to sound hea lth
in few weeks. That there a!e thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
ot the dark ages we are well aware. MANY
now iail TO hud cure a. well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices Will prove happy boon
ersdicat!ng ali impurities rom tie blood,
and making the complexion bright ana
healthy. 4 fsw bottles w,ll remove pirn.
pies or tio.che,, thereby doing away win
cosmetics 3n+ powders. ROOT AND FERB
JUICES Si25 per bottle. Ssnt ~ e1rrsss
to any address;
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29

after, If satisfactory, to dispose Of tn
Butler case.
Immediately after reading of the journa
Mr.. Wadleigh, of New Hampshire, ehair.
man of the Committee on Privileges an
Elections, moved to proceed to the consider,
alton of the resolution reported by thai
committee for the admission of Mr.. Kellogg
as Senator from Louisiana.
Mr.. Thurman, of Ohio, objected, and read
the sth rule, which provides that no bill,
report of a committee or other subject upon
the calendar shall be proceeded with in the
morning hour unless by unanimous consent.
A lengthy discussion in regard to the rules
ensued, which was participated in by Messrs
Edmunds, Thurman, Wsdleigh, Wallace
and others.
Finally, the Vice-President decided tha's
the subject was q question of the highes
privilege, and could be considered In the
considered in the morning hour, notwith.
standing objection.
MIR. Thurman appealed from the decision
of the Vice-President, and the yeas and nays
being called the decision was sustained
yeas, 20; nays, 2S-Mr. Patterson voting
with the Democrats in the negative, and
Mr.. Conover voting with the Republicans in
the affirmative.
Mr.. Davis, of Illinois, did not vote when
his name was called.
The question then being, will the Senate |
proceed to the consideration of the resolu. |
tion reported by the Committee on Privileges
and Elections declaring Mr. Kellogg entitled
to the seat as Senator from Louisiana, the
vote resulted yeas, 20; nays, 90.
The ce-President voted in the atirma-
tive, and the resolution was taken up.
Mr. Conoyer voted with the Republicans
in the affirmative, Mr.. Patterson and Mr..
Davis, of Illinois, with the Democrats in
the negative.
Mr., Thurman then moved 70 amend the
resolution by striking ont all after the word
- Resolved, /" and insert that NJ. c. Butler
be now sworn in as Senator from South
Carolina"
Mr., Eduiunds said he did not want time
used unnecessarily, and therefore he sug-I
gested that vote be taken on the admis-
sion of Mr.. Kellogg on Friday next at
O'Clock, P. NJ, and on the admission of Mr..
Butler on Saturday next, at O'Clock
daughter on the Democratic side)
TnDEN AGITATION.
There have been rumors current for
several days that there is movement on
foo amOngst certain Democrats, encouraged
by the Indifference Of few leading Repub-l
licans, to bring the claims Of Tilden to the
from. There is 10 doubt that TNden is al
tie back Of the movement.
The President and members Of the Cabi- 5
net baye been Informed Of the plot, but 10
member Of the administration have anv Y
fears on this point.
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DOMESTIC.
FATAL COAL MINE. ACCIDEE,

FATAL COAL NINE ACCIDENT.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 2s.-A special
despatch from Davenport, Iowa, says Thos
Cooley WAS killed and Thomas Thomas
fatally injured by premature explosion
In coal mine in Rock Island county
sa Monday.
THE LOST HURON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The Signal Ser.
vice Observer at the wreck Of the Huron.
reports to the Chief Signal Office at 7.3O
A A.:-The life-saving crew were prompt
ly on the beach at sunrise, with material
and everything ready and boat launched.
THE SENATORIAL sTRUGGLE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The proceedings
In the Senate to-day presented radical
change from yesterday. On motion Of Mr..
Wadletgh to take up the Kellogg case Mr..
Thurman claimed it was not in order till
AFTER the morning hour.
The Chair decided It was, and on appeal
Mr.. Cenover voted with the Republicans
and Patterson against them Mr.. Davis no.
voting.
On the next question, on proceeding with
the Kellogff case, Mr.. Conover voted for II,
nd Patterson and Davis agains, l., making
8 tie, which ViceoPresiden: decided +. in the
a.lirmstiye.
Lr. Edmunds then proposed time a,
which vote should be taken, and suggested
Friday at l O'Clock, as the hour for the
vote on Kellogg, and Immediately there
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
800 Horse BLANKETS Price 80 Gents


ta our an oner who leH1r TO order
with our syis New YORK
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
TELECRAMS.
EASTERN WAR.

aRsATBArTLI PROGRESSING NEAR rIRGos
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-A despatch from
Bucharest says that great battle is pro
crossing in the direction of Pirgss.
SHOW STORM IN THE BALKANS.
LONDON, Nov. ga great storm, will
snow, prevails in the Balkans.
TIE SITUATION AT KRzBRoUM.
CoNsrAHTINoPLR, Nov. 2S.-Gha1
Aukhtar Pasha telegraphs from Erzeroum
under date of November 2, rs follows:
"The Russian Bsyazid column is encamp.
ed between Zeididan and Karokelissa
Everything indicates that the Russians are
preparing to suspend operations and 60 into
winter quarters. Snow has fallen in the
mountains to depth of three feet"
RUSSIAN succRssRs IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, Eoy. 2S.-A Russian official
despatch dated Bogat says -
"The Turks on Monday morning violent
ly attacked the 18th Corps At Teistruck and
Metchks. After six hours severe fighting
the Turks were repulsed, and pursued until
night.
"The Turkish loss must have been very
heavy. The Russian loss numbered 500, in
cluding large number of officers. Stimuli"
taneous demonstrations against Folomsria
and Kazelove were repulsed with triflng
fighting.
THE CHANCES OF RELIEVING PLEvNA.
The Daily Telegraph's Pera special con
ts;ns indications confrmatory of view that
tie Turks have almost, if not quite, aban
doned the expectation of reaching Pevns
with succor. The despatch says: "There
are renewed reports of
FIGHTING NEAR RUsTCHUK,
the Turks being the aggressors, but we have
no information whether these movements
are extensive enough 20 cause the with
drawal Of any forces from Plevna, even If
the Czarwitch's army were weak, which is |
denied"
RELEASE OF THE GEsHoFFs.
A special despatch from Pera to the Man
chester Guardian has the following
"The Geshoffs were liberated uncondi-
tionally on Monday"
"Achnet Eyoub Pasha has been appoint
ed commander at shipka. Raouf Pasha
goes to AdrIanop!e to superintend the
organization of new army"
ROUMANIAN INDEPENDENCE.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 2S.-fhe Rounanian
Parliament was opened to-day by Prince
Charles. In opening the Chambers The
Prince in his address declared that after the
capture by the Russians of Plevna, Europe
must recognize the fact that Roumania is
entitled to her independence.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29

T wv. JONES, Fancy Dyers, az ginLh mi and
u Street, Branch office corner Md,as' and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. LHo,d 10, ,d.scrp
Gentlemen's Garments OF every Eeath'
tion Dyed or Cleansed. kld onuIe'' onI
April 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
TILDEN AGITATION.

The third annual Fair of tl.e American
Rifles will open to-day, al odd Fellows
Hall.
The European Museum, 129 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, is beyond doubt, the most ia.
structive, amusing, and profitable places, to
vs, in that civ. Il is full Of models illus.
tratipg every phase Of human existence !: 10
.diion it is rep'ete It'll wondrous COL
lection Of historical and natural curiosities.
More can bel.arncd in the Musuem ia fe W
hours visit, than can otherwise be acquired
in months. If in Philadelphia on Thanks.
giving day, 20 there.
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FOUND.

EOUND Three head ofcattIe. Theowne el
. can have the same by proving property
and paying expenses. Apply 10
\. T. SCH WENk,
J. MCsORLEY.
nov25-2t Phoenix Euglne House.
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FOR RENT.

Et0R NT.-THKEE LARGE ROOMS
u suitable far storage, nl a small private
family. Rent low. Apply
noN23-tf 637 MARKET ST,
, 1877-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

II. @. snafrord, Eeq.. leads Tho West Side noon
prayer.uceting to.iay, at 9a1 West Madison
street.
Tho ''Utt1c nn1cl b" Society will meet Saturday
evening n tlta residence Of Mrs. s. u. Ktn,bafk,
NJ. 3st Michigan avcnue.
The annusl meeting Of the Frankltn Society will
,s held as tho Library, Nos. i'll md leo Monroe
struel, al ~ o'clock p. nj. tonight.
Maj. nFockway announces that In honor Of tho
menury of George Washington the ltccorlcr's
Office will be cln&cd On tha anniversary Of his birth.
day to-rorrow.
This ltev. 1renry q. Ferry, Rector Of Ail-satnte,
Ctleaco, will preach nt 81. Marks Episcopal
Tlltty.afzth street, this evening.
Tl,r annual mrcting nf the t,osrd ot Managers nf
The SotdIc1a Ifo,no Will be hcta al tho il1nle IN
Evanston Thursday. a full Naarti Is requested.
Tram Ieavcs The depot ot pa, .. IN.
rrof. sanborn Tenncya Of Williams cnltcze, Mas
-achusrtt-. t'.c distinguished nHthor unl scientist
W 'ody ydssea s :.. r af
tend.
The thirty fourth annnnt commencement cxcf-
e1scs 1f Rnsh HfcItral Cnllcgr will hu held at tho
College, corner of Wood anu tfarrison streets. this
evening at o'el9ek., rhyslc!ans aud ttc. general
puhltG nrt Invited to be present. Addscss Gy Ptuf.
i. r. Resr.
~ 4 1trgc enrer1ntrndcDt'R meeting held last
satatay u was unanimously decided that a
Sunday. school officers supper ai soclab1e si0uh
:ssu .a fIsy u efs Sa,e a
representative present. Cost nf anrprr, 80 cu1ta:
oh1eet+ eunsuttstton concerning Snnhay.Hehuot
work. \ programme for tbs Convention and
lie Saternpee Mach j vii &c ,esd, for d di.iaa I'LL
tion 10 EACH eehoo!.
, 1877-02-21

Tie te,.jenco o, Y. Morrc wos cntered Yesterday
afternoon BY burglars. who gained entranee by
rFy'ns open s'du window. About s1oo worth Of
ciothlng and lrwclsy were rtstrica OF.
,.n.a ssaa',am ana i'os 5es'c,"s5 s',esea ',,
1ehet1on " "tsen' eolosca ]an''os ot thc hn'id.
having stolen trunk from 4 lodre, named II. I.
lnurt.
'e"' ~,
scbafcr; and An.Louy Dc.tmoue,a 4 barber, Tor con.
ro.llrv uort1ov.d r,or.r+v trcn 1rh~k t,o,r,.s
dcalst. arc .ocRea up a. ths AFmorY 10
a""'t ""f'lce safumefaelns atoHfot'on''
Tho boy John t}ninp, who wus arrested for altos.
linz tsr nti fvn r. nj nfr rra In nttcla HItn tnat
, 1877-02-21
WHISKY,

"ohH ~ GAatLAN NAUHEhHs
For seycrhl raoRths past tho d!stsllsfs here
AAryeJ thai In consequence VI the tigld syslem ot
aus1nf adopted IN th's dIslFct. sud the loose aud
csEetsss manner Ia yD:us IN Ssw fotk, they Kss
conpessed 10 stapd lossss which iu lbs aggregate
ste very serious. Tho eUstou. of ths trado IN New
So:k ard other Eastern cities Is IL hays tbs con-
s'sntssuts Of Western wa,sky s4u:et by ~ OH.
14s acuuG undss color of appo!usu,cnt lru.n
Gnsmbssso of cummcscs or muaitlr,sl authurlttes.
ae.s xs,,n 1ensty, who sss HI friend. e 'hs
sssoans Which ,ob, ~ 'ie'' sas we.,esa s dis.s. dss
nl!er, y t!om QUE y two ss!lops rex
s,t.e = shes' t;r's ses g, q s.'ts. q
and oL the receipt Vi tho secounl Ut sale Il VISA
sound thai tic tisuYsrs report xhb.ed shortage
SO paid y lax. aud the eosf u tho rotns Wealed
with tbs frequency with witch iheas "ptosts
.s se1.s 81 n.ssa r.
6uu.e Ia witch ,hsy were dumped. mud osta,reja
ifansczIpt Of sts .",au9pnE.pspsis:" properly ~.
wbose .supsts is!ou they were Lahd1sd llls tsport
sho~tl thaEsscs d not qu!te four xaslons: ~hell
MAS tho nztassa 1ssnlt ut so4ksRv xnd iealaga
.lpasaI sd ssis. Apothe: sisililsr. = FEW wi day. ~
aitvFwsrdt. VA '4itgsd 10 s9hct f.'sa Of l,d
esllyn' % 10: Vt afty bartsls th,ppsd u New
st.si; ..:e following acseeuen, hs. heea enlsFel
:a:a BY he dis'.iIs:s named:
y s+ 2. ~ ss .so1 " sS Ss1
al.,ls;e H. hershs ;stts s,tb saes Ssas' that y VII
Sssis;t; n. t::ss Isf
4 - ..st, ,rsss,ss = IT,: ~ .:el di,sSsSfxl
a. ss IL q .s'f. 81 y s
hASass tAivssa tis sa5s sso sas sss1 lAA Ntsa ths
, 1877-02-21
SUBURBAN..

"1uA 4AHAs
The Board OF Trustees met ut the yillagcl llall In
regular session last evening; present, ,Tsustecy
Rogue, Farfrll, Powell, sthlunt, Taylor. aud
President Uenstey..
\ pctitlan was presented from the residents Of
South Chfcag0, nsklnx for sidewalk Oh Quo Hun.
drcd mud sixth street, uhout one mile IN length,
and fu1nsshlnR a ncaua Ly which tho tine hundred
aud Sixth street btlsee could bo crossed. Quite
discussion ntose concerning tbs walk, nnd The mo.
tion Ut Mr. Taylor that the walk hs built at onco
WAS voted down.
3ir. Dosuo offered resolution for tho work to Lc
done At soon - tho specia! assessment was paid.
Some persons WHO nrc authority stato that tho
walk wonld coat al least S.. Coo, and would have "
NJ. .I;oxus fspottsl resolution in>true,iny the
fEesauat and the Committee on stroa.. and II g,.
Dalon bridss, employing 1s wool md irsa Ia III il
cr;nstfnst'o,'; Ie t"sol.,t!on ". carried.
Alter dolna sun's mlnos 6as'ne-s the Board ad-
Thc ncat lecture in tho lyecam co,,rse will be
dsiissIsa % hy nts' Ju'''ssoa GU "cu'tats to the
The funeral o. ". itssman Ho'e, "ho ata FOB.
H. At Saskt.nvile. Fls., where !.s l.ad Eons !n
sioaday afternoon u ta.s piaec. ThS attsn;lanes
fsty ps: 4s.so tss esTE Ssswssa i'm
/ and q leleRat,nn pf KniEllts TeMplar, of wiIch
body be was n,rtnhcr. and aao is'axatIon fsnn.
| tue t1crGan fnrnes socrtJ. These. With the
societies IFu, I!us Island. formed Into line hcata
by Nsv'ns' tta.ls from GhlcaEo and marched to thu
Esaiiccu ut the ,!eccasrtl. wlte shn funeral SER
| mon was preached by The ltev. Ar. liart1su Tho
reulatus Werr then tAkrn t., tho MatonIe l!alt mud
tsl+ Masonic rites ceel'ralc oier ths hndy. Attrr
wilf Tho rsnla!ns wcra followed 10 lhclr last tr~i.
inp place tY large ctncourso 1T people. Unn vi
te feAlbt:s Ut the proeess sou was fattrleoa Ypnnz
| latlirs lfe*.cd IN ttsunrnlnu. who marched with
! tub ntbEf pfttAnt$Atfn0$s StFs f}eQ was k3uEJH
nun. jte nssned . lMsgs Try roals rtoru In Hue
l.tsr,d, where 10 aas .sann i,slness for nntnttr
OF ysurs. lie hx! gained quito fattune by his nj.
tcnton 70 hasinrst ai had larv circle Ut friends
| both In ulue lsl4Hl aud EhLtAEu.