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DEATHS,

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C01iMODE-Oct. 2, Willie H., Infant son Of r.
s. md Sntah CoEmndc. acc,t year a.ld 0 months,
FancEnl at residence, ~ IIammota..at ,Wctlncs.
dny, Uct ., 2 p. nj.
MhD1uAN-Oct- l, Jsmca Michael Madgan,
Funeral Wednesday. tlct. 3, ut 10 a. M. from
Il0 Throop.st, by carriages tn Galway.
L1ES1tAltT-OcL =, IN The 10th year Of 1er
nga. Catherine Ltcnhart, tnuthcF Of Mrs Walter
uuchmhn.
Funeral from s74 pustesaeta.st., Thursdpy, Oct.
4. Mt o'clock.
CUOk-R c. Couk, hged 40 years.
Fnhefnl from tho j,DtIsa OF his brother, f, C,
Cock. 05o Wcils-st.. Uct. .. at = y. III.
nARlN1-At his residence, :&48 Itnbbay,l.st,. at
! .. I'll. Tuesday. Samuel X. itarinH agcti ~
ycNra.
Funeral from tic residence at IL o'etock lo.day
(WcdncsdaY}. by cars TO R0goiil. Friends Of tho
family tn7lfcd to nttoud.
HAWTlN-0ct. /. Kofsnth Hawtln.
Funeral from residence, 35H Michigan nv,
Th,trslay. At 230 o'clock, to GracclhGd CeinctorY.
Friends invited to attcnt.
oEKERnY-At 1 o'clock Tuesaay mnsntn9, Oct,
z, William 4. Ockcrby, eldest eon OF Thomas ant!
n. G. ockerby. aged 10 yenrs months ond ~
Funeral from tho Methodist Church, Bonae]d.st,
nGaf hickory. ht a. M, on 0c i, thence by chr.
rnlgea 10 Mslnu Crnetcry
a borcaYed family and many friends mourn his
loss. lilo suffered much, and died Rich tn faitil
md sccnre tn Gods divine grace to reward hitl,
with guftoue immortality.
, 1877-10-03


Tho regulnr meeting Of tho hoard Of Trustocs
was hcll on Monday evening. Thcro wers
present Mcssrs. Mcclaughry ThoenIng, Klein,
Lussos,, and Huntington.
TIC Treasurcr's report for ths month shows
q balance OIL hand Of s2,0l201. Tho Clerk re-
celvcd for licenses during the month IS.
fhB Committee on Public buildings and
Grounds reported that tbs watcr tower hail
been ratscd twenty feet above thu ground, aud
recommended that the contractor ba paid Ills
first instaln,cnt, amounting to Fs75, 10 per con-
tract. The report WIS accepted.
". ]. Campbell was appo!ntel Village At
torneY.
Adjourned to the arst Monday III November.
The well tor supplying wntcr for tho VILLAGE
pletcd, and tho wln1Htl for raising ite water
Will soon be put i'll place.
Tho Rev. +, NJ. Bristol, Of The Methodist
Episcopal Church, will preach his farewell acr-
mon uc1t sunday, The vaeancy will be tllled
by the Conference, which n,ccts ucxt wcak.
, 1877-10-03

G1ANU LOp1& VI 1LLlNulss
Tho annual meeting OF tho N. ". Grand
Lodge, 4. F. and 4. H., Of the State of Illinois,
waa opened at McCor1nick's Hall yesterday
morning. The opening wns In ainplo form by
n. ". Joseph Robbins, Of Quincy. Grand Mas-
ter, With the following odccrs: Right Worship
full Deputy Grand Master, ". ]. A. DoLa.,.
ccy, ce,trnl'a; Right Worsh'pful Senior
Grand Warden, Henry E. Hamilton, Chicago;
Right Worshipful Junior tiraud Warden, ". II,
Sc1tt, Troy; Right W0rah!pful Grand TREASURER,
A. A. Glenn, Mount Sterling; Right Worshiplnl
Grand Secretary. John 7: burril1. sprfngtla!l;
Right Worshipful urana Chaplain, George Wiley
tur, Richmond =. Dement,, Lexington; Worship
ful Deputy Grnnl SECRETARY, Frank Hudson, Jr,
Springfield; Wosehiptut Grand Putsutvaut, John
T Norycll pany'le; MorshipFtul aranA 20 sisr; ;
Standard. Bearer, John H. Thomas, Metropulis;
Worthtpful Senior Grand Deacon, John II. Pear
son, Gt,Lfrcy; Worslipiul Junior Grand Deacon,
Hcnry c. Cleveland, ltock Island; WorshIpfA!
il. Cran.ia!i. G Gateondaie; William i. Avisc,
Qulncy; Etiwar.l Boruon.ann, Chicago; Grand
Tyler, Brother John r. Forms, ChcagU.
After organization the first business was tho
appo'ntment q the sta.!luS e9;nmtttccs , 5or ths
Its annual address, which uas Of great length
an,l interest, and Wns spoken OF hy the fratcr-
nifty ~ being able aud appsopratc Iha atlress
CtDsEt4 with tfH announcement tl1at utpGtlbll13
{bcsidc other statistical lnattcr) hns leen grant
I'd 10 lodges 1t harrington, AltentlaIe, Cornell,
Ogden, Presumption, and iiarkinsyi1e,
Tile afternoon teAson was. corrupted In tho
dlrcussion Of amendments n bylaws, etc, and,
though pleasant and profitable to those iInnlc.
,liatcly conccFncd, was deyosl OF rcneral in-
torost.
Tic Lodge meets this morning at o'clock,
and tho iIFst business will bc Tho election of
oiIicers for tile yeaE. The session Of tho Lodge
wilt close Thursday evening.
TUE GASTEAN STAR. .-
The annual Ineutiug of the Grand Chapter Of
the Eastern Star OF t1.e State OF Illinois was
held al AccoEd!a llall, No. II. l.audolph ssrret,
yesterday. both lallcs mud gentlemen bslont.
10 tilfs secret Order, and willie ths latter wcr1
trn,lsact[Ex thu nndcrous business VI the assu-
cIat1unbr1ow tho former we're making themselves
useful as we'll as ornamental nt,oYu til preparing
q ln,'sll. About forty CHAPTERS WIRE ren,.-
to.,k part in tho proceedings wcrc Henry u.
Hunt, rropi,ctsto%,1, nfaaa ta'foa; Mn; Laufa
Aldric!,, Assumption, Assottatc Grand stntron;
john Dennuit, Petersburg, Grand Treasurer;
Frank Hudson, Jr., Springfield, Grand Secro-
tnfY.
, 1877-10-03
MEDICAL.
HUSH COLLK0E.

An audience Of about t!l1ce hundred, which
Included many ladtes, gathered Inst evening In
tue ampAitheatre Of Rush Medical College 10
witueas the ceremonies Attendant upon The
opening Of tho college course for thIa year. DR..
J. Adams Allen presided, aid Prof.. Hyde acted
~ Chaplain.
Dr.. Allen opened tho proceedings With brief
and necrssarily somewhat skctchy history Of
the thrce gentlemen who had preceded him In
the occupancy OF the Presidential chalr.
This being tEs thirty-afth annual
commencement, 1t Il interesting to
note that the register already shows an increase
OF 40 students over that Of any preceding year,
and that tho institution Ia In Z moss douIGhlpg
condition.
Dr.. !. II. Ethertdge delivered tho address Of
welcome ~ the students. liz awelt Ut sons
length on On The Importance ut accurate study
as preparation lor the medical pIoleaA!un. As
, 1877-10-03
THE RINGSTEIlS.
AJURY FINALLY lMrANkLKp,

At last a Jury has been secured, aud tho triul
OF the Indicted Members OF tho County Hing
will commence In earnest ut 10 o'clock this
morning. Tho cnse, as Is known, waa called In
tho Criminal Court week ngo iase Monday.
Two days wero wasted in arguing dllato!y mo-
tions. These ont Of tho way, tho impaneltHy
Of tho Jury bcgan, aud s1nco Wednesday, the
26th ult., nearly 2o0 mcn have been Examined.
Tho sixth special venirc Was returned ycster.
.!ay morning, but Il did not yield Juror. IN
tliu afterHOon twenty-five moro WIRE brought III.
and at ) o'tlock sish Of relief went uI, rs the
as II tho defense intended to worry tho prose-
cutlon little longer, Tnero remained u1Aucs-
TONED about dozcn Of the panel after TIN
twelfth n,nn had been accepted, aud the Court
"iold On, 4 msu,ei,t,', sa!d v. ". o'nneu.
And thru he, hr. SWEET. Mr. Rccd, pertolat, and
atcCalrcy put their heatla togetheF. This rave
rise to tho conjecture that they pTopoac!l cxcr.
saS aadsf liz s1s ruling ] Of Judge stcAlii..sr ii
tho Sullivan casc, aud yet rid Of enc
Of moro Of the Jurors who hail hccn
sworu But after bnct CONSULTATION with liz
ass:xlates T., and clients, hr. o'brlen said "all
The two Jurors put IN The box were George F.
Newell, 4 xlass maker, of No. D Calhoun place,
an,l Jnhn Tfa!aor. rcit collector, who lives at
No. l0lD Michigan aVcNuc.
| soino time 10 aIrangu thr evidence and get
ready to s1ast, and suggested an adjournment
Until this morning,
unce. NJ lnore ttMe should be wasted.
| SIr. 8togts urged that sumo Of stsc Witnesses
would have to bs seen und consulted With. Tho
spuI!rattnn VIZ not maize for purpoaes oi delay.
but BECAUSE the situation Ut thu caae was such
| that tbs favor asked was !npcrattyvly required.
whcrcupol., tlc Judge cti!sen.inx, tho Court
adjourned until ~ ociosk tht. morning.
As OH previous days, the attendance Wa only
fair but now that tho caso IL fulrly under wny
and thu Developments promise to b: Interesting
aud spicy very .nsatly all the seats will doubt.
less he occupied till tho vrr1let is rendered.
state's-Attoruey Mills Will open tor tho pros.
evidence.
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mn example Of What nntt5ing industry md de-
votfon 10 his profceeion would result In, ete
.ncakcr quoted tle case Of Re'ttmo5e phy.t,
his practice The conrnonc.s duties
Of life, as head Of family, he can find no time
for. and these have to he attended to ~ hi.
wife. Everything c1trancons to the practice Of
until midnight he l.. constantly engaged IN the
practice OF his profession. lie aces on The av-
cragc sixty patients per diem, md never ex-
ltlts the t1shtcet sign Of hurry or irrttatllity:
".Wa.sc,' ani delivered a most !.,nrceslve and
thorough lecture upon the necessity Of prns1tt-
ing Tor the disposition Of tho various
waste matters thrown off BY the human
length, and tho lecture clicitci the warm nTe
piause ot tho audience. At its conclusion, the
Chaplain pronounced tho bencdlctton md tho
meeting broke up. .-..
rAlErEMANs ooLtEuE.
A very cnjoyah1e time was l!ad last cyentnr
at the 1Iallictnarn Medical College and 1losp!.
tai on thc oevasfon of the opening Of the fn'l
session. Tho 'eeturc-root1 was crowded, ncarly
ire lfoItan Quartstte. Dr: a. i. Small, Tho
President Of tho College, delivered tho opening
ss;s Sisss ,o,js,e ~; s,,n fs 'Is;isG ';I.s.oI;
ndifcss to The course, gislng slight sketch Of
the history Of tho institution and an outline Of
the methods Of study adopted and tho course
to bc pursued. Tho t31ec Club favored the au-
S t'!ensS Y'tf' comic song which ~a' peFsf'tensy
DR.. Lud]am then announced TINT Dr.. T.. 8.
Couch, q new member Of the Faculty md Pro-
fcssor OF General Pathology atMl Diagnosis, aut!
1)r. I.,tlla,, the Donn, would tlcliscr tho intro
t.uctory ndtisessca to their special course this
cycnng.
The audience wa. tllcrcupon Invited to the
Hospital, where sadtcaE tnnovntton was made
In tho us1lal course Of opening cxertIscs IN the
SYfN H1o mt fF1IEt Nft3I
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will he the means Of adding many recruits to

will he the means Of adding rn1u7 recruits 70
the regtment-
PERSONALS. ..
at the ra1mer HOUSE.
The Hon. j. F. toy, Dctfoltr was Al inc KAT
mcr House yesterday.
~. >, .r.,.,,. ,y,,,.s a,.t,. a+,,,v II rco.
,.,sSrS re a. a. the f f.incr c lionse. '''' ''' 70
United statcs Senator A. A, Sergeant, Cd Call
fosnsa 49,. ~ III Palmer iinnse rcsfcr,.tv ~.
'o'Na' ""e - S''o "'''' -
United States Senator ]. N. Booth, or CALI
fornIA IA registered At the Grand Pacific Hotct.
,...,....,. - ~.
Dr. !. b. Andrews sapcr1ntcnncnt q tne
Utica Insane Asylum, Is guest a. thc tF"na
Pacific Hotel.
ira .,o,.r,,.. =. Am c.sr1 1,aro NJ Na.or.
arc nearly all quattcred at the fremont 1fouse
and comlnercia' Hotel.
1ttie boys M returned @ % Yesterday from Vermont,
"ne.e lucy '."Se 'ceu 'pene'ns .'e su,r''s.' .r
ttnusr yrstcrtfav for rhIjnictnhia. yta lie Fort
jVnrm. RooI H. AtIams wna rrry u-enk. hnt
t:.t.a, ~ "-,rt.,t. ait~n - h;. .1sst{,.ttnm
nopo'"' VI n4tH1"H "'Fe a. '''s '1eos'n"so"
The Hon. A. ". Ferguson, Malcolm, ". r,
Tim farRcst hnn-rrowcr il lie United States mud
who ~ co5 5ssorcntfy L. fn.c1r.tc<f snmcwhnt il thc
hcrr trnIIit!. II s1pnin1 nj Lie Shsrsnnn fimse,
o-~' ~N%s - ~
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TIE NATIONAL LIFE.
Final Disposition Of tho Stock Of This
Insurance Company.
Sold by Order Of Court 10 tho Present
Directory for 1905, 900.
And All Hands Seem Satisfied at tho
Result Of the Sale,


sitting IN chnnceEy, there came up the question
Of tho disposal OF tho capital stock OF tho
National lffo-1nsnrance Company and this
tinle settlement Was reached.
Mr.. q. X. a. ffutchlnsou, On behalf Mr.. 8. D.
Warl Receiver Of tho Republic Life, said TINT
he wished 10 present the Receivers report In
rcgan! to tho sole OF the capttal stock of thu
National Life, whiel, he had bccn ordered by tho
Court to reudycrtlsc. In pursuance Of
this order ho had advertised for blis
In THE TRIBUNE, TImes. and journal
for thirty days, anil had prepared a schedule Of
assets Of the concern, whc. he had exhibited to
aairies by mil and telegraph from Now York,
rhlIadeIphta, and othcr Eastern points. The
result was that he received six sealed envelopes,
purportinE TO contain, proposals TO purchase
of their receipt, and submitted unopened ~ tic
Court. Thcse wnre the only bids OF proposals
wllicl, be had received.
Judge Williams said: Before opening tho
Which ha existed In regard to some remarks of
n,nc made upur tho occasion Of refusing tho
bids In August last. Referring 10 the bid for
admitted represented tho National Life Insur-
anrc Company, md also to the purchase of the
National Life Insurance Company blythe Republic
wsn te tsn hand m ts y; ~
NotionaI at.~k' sni,,' III s,,hstancc that snci
nj thr u,n,,a1.nrs ri thc Natinnni NJ vnrn renre-
snntcil liz Clarke Il ca il iii cnnil 1fForf tf9 nnv
mnro far thu National thnn nny o,le else. for
thcy ro,,1,l In t,1st what they }aI ,,onn hc.
inrr: that il. ma Tho moncy tim
m hn,t, tn buv M M tho ttork. that thni was a
rntnc or trick whjcl, they ,,nterstoo,l from hay-
img once done II. an greatly eurnrtscI TINT
! tic remark si,ou]d have bcc,i understood to
hare n,,y reference whatever to nny attorney
of tfrm WA ssrcete., to lIayc 1,ail anv co,,,,r,
lion ,y,ateycr viii, lis f,,1rchnse Of tic National
in 1S74. Nft nt,e Of Them wns referred Ia nv
ma Tho leail,1w attorneys III thie cause Ind
known Intimately ior mnfiy wears, and no mem
lcrn nj thn I3ar nttH1l Higher In nv conflcncn
mil resnrct nntl in Tint of fho whole co,t,nl1-
iity. Their integrity and honor need no inIora.-
uient by me.
In rciercY,cc to Clarke 4; Co.,s hid, nv re,nark
WA made ,tn,lcr this misnpprchcnsion q fact: |
then ninnosel that ti.o prssrnt Directors Of tho
National tsou1e Of whom were Represented iy
fhnt hilil were tho Directors Of tho Kopubifc Ii
fSTi. wlien lila Nationn5 was tnrrhaseti' IInor
cxaminatio,,. / f,Ml tllat ouly one gentleman,
WIN was n director uf tl,e Hcu1lblfc In 1BT4 IA
INV n Director al he Hationnl. mako t,lja cx.
n]nun,ion nud correction ns st1nplc oct Of tus-
OPENING TIE ntps.
, 1877-10-03
THE STATE TREASURY.
H1AS()NS,
MASUHS, -----7----
9neeid& DtspaleA to TAs CAieaoo 1ftbuHs.

sneeial Dtspa.eA to 1As CAieaao 1ttsuas.
MApIsoz, Wis. Oct. e.-Tno Grand Com
msndcsy OF Knights Templar, Which hereto.
goss met In Milwaukee, convened hero this
morning. procession Of afty 6!s Knights Of
Robert Maeoy Commaadcry, headed BY tho
Lake City Band, marched to the st. Paul Depot
1t o'clock to receive the Grand Officers OF the
State, who were accompanied by al eseurt Of tho
Wisconsin Cou,niaIdely OF Milwaukee, sone
thirty strong with the Light-Guard Band. Tie
, 1877-10-03

writes Alexander Pope. This Il nosabiy ths cas-
in matter. Of dscss. TO know litslo sGout ques-
nakcf, Il equivalent to Being badly drtssel. Taks
''Andlcws' basaF," and yoat nate will b. edaeat-
bath ~ prncIpls and liIu.isation. The p!4tcs ani
descriptions Ase simply uatchie4s. and tbs general
coatrnts Of tho magazine VI the hixheat character
Cincinnati u wotthlly represented In thla hnS pcri
Q4e4l
, 1877-10-03

procession ITO tho avenue WIS splendid. Tho
Hon. II. a: Il0slbut, Of Chicago. Grard Cum
nlartlcr OF tie Hrn,,l Conmnnslery VI thu
United States, accompanied the urnni Officers
from, Milwaukee. Tonight the t}rnnd Com
Inh.idcry will he opened. md the annual COM
mtttccs appointed. Tomorrow there will tc a
parade, With fosnc go Knights IN ll.lc.
, 1877-10-03
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

f!rst among the rr1ntates of Tin toilet /, eoo.
article Of Eoar hut 10 procure It IA mt 4yata A.
attcf MHhy nf tht most cxpenfiye s,atA In tha w..
ket nFc mafo from and dctctustoa mi .
their delicate cn1ortag and fragrant rerfnms lon f,
conceal the most rtrntstvc tmpuf1tlos. The dtsco4nr
recently nada tAta regarding this subject nm r,
fvtjs startling. and draeFTe kcriotS conud4r.n.
scenhd soa'" aru now xnown To bc extremely os.s.
tonsble especially II applied to the head. in,r1n1 ~
hass. Irritating The scali> and inducing severn s,a "a
Actea. The Character nf tho tntrcnnta m he
Natemeht of AEsuAeinaa WHO make rs"
keehtaf o. euan mis- lsIus,: lr trtcntlY
pE"s enss.cd IN tha etnploTnIcn wcFc snnrt.iym5,
which lht occupation could he followed. o"nnR
Lhe uNlenty % Procuring perfectIy pnre arttcteof
enterprise ana chemical sKi At ill., il +. Hannsmp1n y 1ns
Taosf sfa f. m y IL M of;
temInnted hut this latest Il ta appyop,.s H.
e snn
ton 2t tho nncsttnsirt SOAP cves ntruiaed Tns IN.
ufnrtrK processes Nre cntfFer ss and ofI.ins ~
c result II ftfpy unparalleled In th1 department et ID.
,"MT. DAn.1rr's rottre soar" !. tile t,a,,o.m,,%
hy which this noaAat tliet lu1urT Il cstsnstst II
for application 10 the rtlcate skin Of Infan chlten
a estfss s:a1s, stosht, T.. n q.
sne5,.ttT heror ateriss The ny MI IT, ~
tne peFfsc!o Il swess4e:s An to peeaaE easrasss.
ca!tht9l aud a6recabe article of tito xiii ever u,snn ,s
Though apcctslly lcs,rabn for tho usc Of t&,c. mt
children this ssp i equally appropriate for Eenis.
81 tic finest soaps for barber. ,e II il SeIns
beeoas ss ri ars aSfeaae ~ ''a '0' "''
, 1877-10-03

There II no subject which should more sngross
attention than tho purity Of the preparations Which
arc uaed In nasoFlns the various compounds pre-
pared for tho human tssomach. Hurnctts extracts
are prepared from frulss of the best quality, aud
arc hKh1y concentrated. Tha Fifth Avenue"
Ing hotsis uxe aad iudosss ItuEnett's Extracts.
, 1877-10-03

The oil paintings sold yesterday by Dtutsrs 4
Co. wsss absolutely slaughtered, Enc oil picture.
In handsome frames bringing about tho price Of
ehromos. Tue balance unSold will 10 closed this
morning regardless Of price. Among them are
very many works oS art wusshy the 4ttentiQp OF
nll loyets ut tha bcauttfA!.
, 1877-10-03

In everything that goes to mike up perfect
piano, via. purity Of tone. detlcacy Of touch.
power, durability, and beauty Of finish, The Becker
BROS. Piano has never been eycc1lcd. We invite
The most careful criticism and comparison.
HrpRY L CANE Eli Stafe xtrrct.
, 1877-10-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES West flso0klyn. ILL.,,
Tuesday, Oct 2, by the 1icv. C. H. HOFFMAN, Dr.
Gu.tarus F. Schsclbnr and Miss Lu.tio Mosey, ail
Of Wcst BROOKLYN, '
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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Il l1N w j. i
GENERAL NEWS.
....
csty. a'lvest'scA to have taken tdaec Yesterday
was nae1'n'.e', po''ne.ss s'','a =, ~. r,..,n, .,
Ifvcd IN tho c'y iast evening l.o,n lona', 'as
M'eh'' nearly all Oh *hon aus9'e'eu ~ 'oe
moHoaJ ntRnt Dspaty'in" ,,s.,. .x,.s
covered ev1nd *s,V'o "os1n ol c.o.s'''n "."...
had bccn frnuduentlY concealed " Raphael
phi1l,peor, against whom M Indictment fof
porj,,ry is now pending.
,,. a,,,tnt.. "a H,.,,i.on .trrct. Tn1nurH
ri"nn.'"' wy e.a, sI,a.., ~ a. ~ cs. nm. M.
Nudlng' was a. iol'o"s; sa' .n' - 20 i,ane ~ ~ '
tcr at8a H., o.9o; D. 1n., 229s5.
~ -. .u.<.. ....h,,.,,,c,t n, N.
Armour q Co., "no,s = es'aonsn1.a. W ~ ~ suo
tcrday, donated s;s,o to the Fire Department,
hun,irctl Of this goes to tho Benevolent Associa.
tion, md tho balnncc ie to be cqustabI5 divided
A.n.o1 xcx,.-dav sfsnrnoon nome ralntcrn At
~ ~. X. hmiidtrrr M T3s Mn,lison etroct
WIZ " , ss 1-nr, shn sono1i stnrr Nv thc
We uaopPIe .no. ajnw,t1sriT cnn1oh. thcg
.ss i.st N,'s y, -, ',turv Ma iyon nnI flaurh.
.ushea mo. no 1ss,;:,p nt In titna were baiy
.e., "o ~ s,iaitiy br,i.cs;. hi ncjther mi;
teineH naei .n1 1na .c1i6ms T1i6 ;iarnnne
t"neo any 8e'''os uA't1uo -.
At 1:40 Jesterday afternoon wagon ownod
and driven by Henry LMtz, of NO. f3 Latrabeo
street, broke down on Chicago avenue throw.
ipg Lutx out AMI seriously n1urtng him, And
cnukHE the horse 10 run away. ~ lne eoI5seI
Of Dearborn street tho runa.ay dashed over
Horny SonncnschcIn, years OF nEcs resid!nE at
No. 30 Chicago avenue cutting him bauly on
the head, breaking Us ankle, aud otherwise In
Turing him 60 severely that tt Is thought no can
not recover.
q ! rcer+n. Urn. a Ca. Of Quincy. ILL.,, who
,avn hcc,, i,nknr for bt1sincss jocatton in thte
Itv rTn,nir.oi thc Tay1or Building, corner Of
.tS.hnmtnn strret atui Wnba,i, avenue but did
hnt ,Ic.Idc to taise It. it ID generally under
ssn,,t ti.t fi,cv nrc ahont 10 rnove tjictr bnat-
, 1877-10-03

AN ECONOMICAL FLOOR COVERING.
Ltno]cum. bcIng cOlnposet! of cork, ts as
warm % carpct, waterproof, accumulates ITO
ltr. and will outwcar tho best ollcIoth three Or
fur times, 1t is manufactured lit handsome
pattesus, and sold by all rstcfass carpet dealers,
, 1877-10-03

auu Aldt'lu s'laa eceetoa' ashcu 4AH 1IapUAh
"You are not interviewing mel" rctorted
tho II. c.
"Nut particulaslY." ........
Ws'!, %Eof H. t'fn s;es sls'' pu' and pull la'a'
ii Jiin't int 1I sa7 80. l1o l. only carrying out
what VIC Democrats advocated, anl Ii making
hundreds Of Republicans mad"
Tho Interview threatened To become very long
and Us Carter Is so modest, anu doesn't ike "a
see bis name In print, tho talk Wa cut short.
MOUTH PARK COMMISSIONERS.
A regular sc.nf.lnontlly meeting of the South
n,ou, Con.tnissioner Morgan IN thu cllalr, md
1Iesers. SlIWuy, Coructl, Sherman, md Psiee
present. On noson Of Commissioner bIduny
IL was resolved to purchase about o,utU small
tary for use Of the ,park. Tbs Super
intenaent was instructed to at once lay
as much Ills drain ~ Ia necessary 70
drain that portion OF tho park south o,f
1oais us per plans for sa'nu locality, Ill at coat
4 nun,lel oi Bills for supplies, etc.. were or
dersd paid. ths aggregate being ss?,M.9
sion to cut ice in the slip leading from thu lake
10 the park waa referred 10 tile Superintendent.
Commissioner sl1Way asked to bs relieved
from further service Oh tho Finance Committee.
The board refused 10 graut the request, and !tu-
lnedlately adjourned.
coMrAnr Ga RECEPTION.
q Cosnpany, of tue First Regiment, held re-
ceptton 1T tho astnosy, on Lake street, last
eys'I1g, which Wa attcuded by about
~ couples. The company, over
Afiy strung, gave III inspection aA1
rAElut!oa unll III iull-drcsa unilorn. sud their
rer!oE,'nan's bore Testimony to thu efficiency
ind dhctne, to which the5 have arrived
snIur the instruction VI their popular
*umulandcr, Capt. Williams. The inspec-
tlon wua conducted by Nal. John Lapu!Hau,
Assistant Inspector General Of the State
militia. There were = a4unbeE of prominent
officers present, including Col. Qultk, the Al
tutaut, aud seyess! others from tle second, unl
Col, f. D. Swain. Quarteri,1astel-Geucsal j. ID.
uaugs, First Lieutenant aud Aljutant Wnltcr
II. Lukell, Capt, Black, Ordinance Master Tru-
man, Surgeon Truman Miller, and others, be-
q the city. p,on,neut IN society ei5sIes; Tbs
most ta4tetul Of any heretofore produced Ia this
place, aud there MAS ~ abundance ot hoxe1s
and psants, furnished by Gutxloc- Alter tho
inspection aud dEli1, neat programme Of four.
teen DANCES VA enjoyed BY the assembly,
With Pounds full orchestra fur music. Tho ~
eepsion, though entirely informal, vas . brill
iant s"'s~aa IN every particular. NJ doubt ii
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-09-26
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