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, 1877-06-02
TIE WAGES OF SIN,

enoT w11itR NoDBrNo 4 CLOTHING STORE.
Last evening a TEtnuSE reporter learned that
fellow named Matt rsudlvii1e was lying In dying
condition at his lloufo on Morgan street. near
Fourteenth, caused hr two bulet-wonnds inflicted
by sum9 unknown person In m unknown manner.
A vlelt to tho t,ouso confirmed tho report. The
young man wns lying In a very low condition,
lntce1, 10th bullets 1as1ng entered tho
pelvic region from u!o feat within three
,nshss r. q eaeh oiher nd nd one had POSSIBLY pune.
Monday night or early Tnesday morning, but he
has steadily refused 10 give my explanation Of tho
seon, % shoss as%o 10 - "a: sos s.esttains va. Called
in, mid after considerable work, bothlupon the pa
tisnt and upon tho mesgFs pocketbook Of tho par.
H. bullets Ifindiyll'e .hns Espst steadily
t.,,lng s,sr tinse; nd last n'sht tls
hour.. rho police heard Of the aaa1r for The hrst
time Inst evening" and at once set about an fnves.
to attend tho dying man, unt to nc avail hc wuull
nSt tell how y xas done, Or Who wsss hls accom-.
night In question special Policeman Dockhaus, do.
tnK watch duty on y1uo island avcnac he.
discovered Two Two ' men Sassia,i.,ns L.:
ID lt.t!e plaaler wien he ALARMED tlen md tssy
ran rapidly away. Tho Hatchman arcd Two Ahnts
at one of them, but inasmnch ~ thcFe was only 81
worth Of goods atoen, and iho tL,ef give No cry
Or okncE eiHn %Hat Wouu inucAtQ that nc aatl GcEn
shot, nothing was said about tho anlr md nnthing
further was Thought Of Il l,y him until iaet night.
lie = now eonsn: t1;st rsnd;ils @ M T. tho na'
ptindtvttse IL about Fl years of age, heavily
built. and '.as not boEnp tho reputation Of thief.
driving team. but has never rot along well. Ito
trained With bud cru,vl that have led him
from the paths of virtue. Who Ills "pal" was
whispered about among bis immediate friends IA 10
the eaccs that tho pal was wclt.knt VI thief;
''pal" proposed ttey ''crack !" The clothing
s0re. This 10 probably correct ~ rEinIislia docs
not seem % have been fuc0rrigitty corrupt. nor q
practical thief. Perhaps the capsurc OF the 'pal
will throw fuller light upon tho affair.
, 1877-06-02
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

,.,,,
tae .,oW: chstes T. uornam s ses, :,
the % fremont ii House. ' N'' -
M..o, s,ee,
nnljdlngl, wst. nt8n M. ~ dca, 10 q. n,., -:
lsm., 81: 3p. M. 81: In. M. IS. Barometer
ntsa. NJ, 20. 90: 3 .. M, 2o.o
Al 10 Inst evening, susan Mnst!n, 1}i-ytar.
old. residing at No. 25 West Lake street, was badly
Injured intetnall! hy being rnn over by q eaIfaEe
ion elfccf, and drIyen by Thomas Logan.
Ato:4oIast evening the tov.1,ne between the
tnc r. A. fthysfnth anil tim Hrinonef EIs1np Ethf
, 1877-06-02

4EEftN0 or TUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Tho American Medical Association will meet In
FaEwci! Hall next wcck, commencing Tuesday,
and continue in session four days. Some Of tho
Au'ong them will bc H. !. Dowdlteh, OF l,oston,
President Vt tic Association; +. q. Koblnsor, j.
7. l!o1scts. Of Missouri; u. 4. Vaughan. IT MI..
etssIpp!; A. u. Palmer, Of Ann Arbor, Mich. /;
u. d. Gross, u phtladclphta; Prof. Lewis A.
bayrc, A. N. liel1. l.. u. puikley, Elisha
iaa b1sss. 81 f. ns,'s
NS5att NSa ca!oaa Ms Z q*o; a;tS Fsaw wss
Ts1a.; M {: cstel!; :! vi;s|ais; eha!le: Dsan:
Ohio; L. +. Turnlrsccd, OF Columbia, .. U.;F
+. l, kea1ie, oi A!elfan; 8 c. Chew, os MARYLAND;
Il Ii: H.: T. n1.x husa seH,eFag o. rsnn.ylsa
so: Thas Ho~atsh !. ~ susao1its S' IL p'ee ehe.t
Rsa thoRsdG y :ru;Gey y D. hsIt 4 " sd,os u 80
at. xss fosssy 1. 1ha lead Il Ill IT, Ssw yort
Health Department.
ARRANGEMENTS.
a Committee of Arrangements. eomposed Of
chlea:o doetors ha. been. appointed. xho law
been actively engaged IN such preparations % viii
tsn5 7. u'ke r., 1h %isssiux hsts ksa..et :. xs
bssis. Il. J: Johuaoa, !; +, Ross, II. ". James,
T. = Fitch; y: helllstss. Letter Curtis, j. Il.
EtuFloee. Lac LomHlatee hss maQe arrangements
fuF nlno ensestaInmsnta during tte session Of tho
As*ocsatien: Saturday. tLe delegates will taku Z
trip cut 10 Geneva Like, where there will also be
eome entertainments for them. The xetuEn will
IL made by way OF EIgn.
- 4nE PROGRAMME.
The 6Ih session of tho Association will COM
rnenes Tuesday, Jpas S. 1t II O'Clock. The nloru-
lnX sessions Ut each day will bo Ut = general and
public nature. Tbs programme for The morning
excscises Il ~ follows;
dehi ptlyer uy Rev. ". l.. H1r1s: ad1rt j. oi vi.
euMe " u4ys: report VI Con1nlttee II AsssnKr.
sotA Gn Lie csiE htl1s OF eu4bes; the reception u
tnssd Eas.ts w reading # notes iIusa stt:atte.
dIess u Ereslens pox1iteh: ex ius tcpo5s 1t eps.
elsl committees md volunteer papers and thrlE refer.
yuce " khE *pp!oprtAis sectiuna; x4t tace
n4a 4EAntas .. M.-AdjauFu.
HtA1lkA4ay-A:UA 4. decentralization from Gcc.
Tetafs.s md t.e Cusntutes u A1rsnxeuleltt 10 u
-hest4lca IT els United eAles n Ac4is u pSO.
IAssa W Z. u. sQu4Lbr Vt hex York II =. u. :
, 1877-06-02

MRET1N1 OF TIE M1NAGERs.
Amecttng wnt held yesterday afternoon at the
Grand Pacific Hotcl Ia the interest OF tho pro-
posed Illinois Industrial School for Girls. The
President OF tho Association, Mrs. y. L. i,
Wnrdner. OF Cairo, chilled tho meeting TO order.
Among tho ladies. prominent In professional,
social. and chstttnblc directions. present were
Mrs. Elizabeth Doynton lIarbcrt, Miss FscdcsIca
Perry. Miss A. L. Mills. Mrs. A. u. Fcnton, M.s.
Owen, Mrs. Judgo VIM Durcn, Mira. Fnsney, Mrs.
Felch, Mrs. c. AtwaseF bay, Afs. A. u. Felton,,
hrA. Il. C. OwcM.
unintorme and spoke ably up0n tho great need OF
such an institution tho one contemplated; read.
haustlvc hletory Of tho results OF projects anaio.
sous 70 ~ , 9ns already IN existence. chewing the
he md wo 81 ns
tutIons:,. Mia Watdncr then addsrsaod lhc nect-
inT calling upon the ladles Of Chicago to lend their
tic stntc. md to urgs their friends 10 become
member for even one year at the low mea,be1ship
fs q M ses sd T. xso ss ~ sa s
these touching words, "Lcad a. not into tunlpia.
lion. TO deny hcrseN some little thing. il uoecs-
saI}, TO aid IN saving from ruin ltIo unfortunate
'chlldren Of Vice, poverty. and .nEscry who, when
they came into the world. were a. innocent
Mfs: Elizabeth noynton 1Iarbcst moved that tho
President 10 tnstructcd 70 hnYe Tho statistical re-
Ro,ta, read at th!s and the proyl9ns meeting, pub.
fllc motion prevailed.
Mrs. +. Il. Cook. N. D., addressed tho mecting
briefly. expreassug her cora'al synpaly with tbs
movement.
NJ. ,Mat,lner, from thc Committee Of Arrange.
n,ens for proposed Fourth Of July entertainments,
Gomls!s!'. aud aSked. him to gtyc tho donation
wliica h9 !,sually Hakes from his receipts cAcl,
.'Fuurlh" to somu charitable object 10 this
ssoetesy. s and that ho would probably 10 10.
Tie Mnttcf of acquiring grounds nt Evanston wuv
alto reported ~ prosfrsdsng favorably. A letter
was real rum Mrs. GOV. licveridge stating that
the park ht Evanston could bo procured tor S4U
md expense Of policemen
After soma scncral d!scnss,on the action of tho
FORMER meeting. 10 the effect lint they woul4i not
Eclndca. W. "
% was p nsuggested that perhaps Col. Bob Ingersoll
might bn Induced to speak upon tho occasion, bnt
this excited soMe opposition In view Of tho Colon.
als antt.ChrIstlan procl,vitles. aud The matter
Itwaa moved that tho cntort..nmcnt be known
asa Won,an's Celebration, hui, conaitsfubie OBJ
1scaipn bclnE made. II waa settled that tho affair
The President then appointed committees to at.
tend to the details Ut tho celebration anu othcrs 10
cansaHs tho city for tho support Vi tic Eociety's
objects. Adjourned.
, 1877-06-02
OUR BoARDING.HOUsE.

The performances Of this afternoon and evening
conclude tho atst weak OF the remarkably success.
ful production oe ''Oyf boarding. House at Nc.
Vickess Theatre. Thh east II believed the strong.
ett tho play has aveF received. presenting the fol-
lowing array Of stars and artists: Stuart Robson,
". II. Crane. Mckee Rankin. g.. N. plsreY, Harry
Little, 4. II, Stuart Pred chippendAle, Ida savo1y,
Virginia buchanan. Mamie Doyle, Mrs. Sol Smith.
Lizzie Hunt, Meta Bartlett, and Little Mabel
stsashcss. This wilt be tho only matinee, With ono
exception.
, 1877-06-02
SPOR'rING:
THE TURF,

at Epson, was won by pluclda; Delphube came In
SECOND: Mu.calct third. Tim wcaihcr conld h, ,,iv
be moro unproplt1ou. for race, tic wind blowing
COLI M apa eoads s m eeea.es ayna
There was . fais attendance at tho oa's to-day.
M e
The stands md boots were wrecked b. tho au'ols Wind
and rain, tho grand stand alons remaining. II ia
reported that one man was killed and number In.
jufcl. Three or four were takcn to Croydon uos-
pita'. Tho Wind u st'll blowing hurricane.
eacI, haii foftslt. III syear.od ass, III pounds.
as euo e s a @nu 's snFa o
Nj i'ulicneys br. :, r'actda W Lord Lyon. dsu,
faf iiaftinr;ons b. i;:pirha ~. T1.onit.t;i..,
laM yasa:. ...:.;".............,...:
sa n y9a 1t en- mo q H. ~ Gfea ny ner
ehoFt coulscs rlacidae breeding II hei slFc
o1s rtnctsH o"t n. = xnn "To M o!enao
thu. nlce sum Of -, ,ous 6lo upene1 up
na Suhnx Ut risinr ~ ee A.
rs sseondnt LswIs sGr1E nleenz. Iler pext ventura
NJ W. ~ n ansrr ~ H. sV H. III. ~ mhisa
lampaane at tie l3ia1ry Club nee.inK, beatinx
na n . 1o FM. Gs Te srgss a. sa1s ~ -, ~
n9s IN tic Iius1sbout9e fe tisy Il stock
raF .,, ~ r. snnc, f1n ;e9 sfh* @ 5os w2a tne
ionxA fFom whom, ale received ntY suns pounds ior
dSos !ce 1aS tnen tn t9oK thc hsHef stnkss
sheI pleased thouKh receiving weight fons cheyTon,
t1tN Aao 4aGb fFk
eis'ng We!eHt " Gaanaht. ~ Lcwe4 a4tunn meeting
cyclytMinx s a1e'' s'''"9 Jumps VI "e'sns -
Lufi isflnRtons 1scIphebe has performed strangely
thte year. IN stlo hrst Day oi tha Suwmarxct nit
tl'.na meeting shc Gould ua1yK third 10 Tasaet and
sneEc'.sh!t ~ nc PiMsa % Wacs stake. Tint form
re 01s anss r. sasspt ts
ss 1sas asF
" ar1n.t s 9as @ ne p"inx 19H1 @ Hot nGtaas 20 9S
IN :hous ny sesssd nend
Hat ef .o NV Ie ts III se t ~
erfornnnr:. fGr IL win II SrwmarS ~ -, kT"s ~
aks mnss oftcrWaras carrjr ~ *" * ~ os tn.
ent. i. AL a1tN nnnsmst " ~ e.: 6eHT5 aSa
~ ihs rnc" A'"' ""nNaA VI A"ae1cee t'1l to1 u&T
III t,., A.,
Hsa toyas tiSnness Inc fHHee OF Wsscs, with
Gen. Grant. Left Flctof1a Railroad Station for Ep.
aotu by brccinl troIn hbuut b.c]brk This rftsr.
49,, rn,,, ,tru.t, ~ n... as
toSn. So"As - aa"..ot' Wv usto'aA hAIoaasaoosi
tho Duke OF Hamilton. Lord Dudley and acyernn
n,ho,. t,s,.t,J H., ~, go Ia. "1
otnc9s H"Foieo W 1he saHe t9aia'
FLEETWOOD PARK,
NE" 1oNhs VuHe L. teskeFday was The th1fu
day of the epfnr meeting at FIcct.ynoh 1,nrk Thu
nrst trtnl ,yna fnr the ,s7 r,h,.. h - ns.on,as
80, .," nn-' ~ H. no'9a'@o
'ook tao alsI ueat III .'@'Hi uah Bryant tue aoc'
oHd hcat IN @:@7; Fangh-A.ualla8h the third in
g:37; IItx Fellow tho fourth In n:.Ou. and tho
, 1877-06-02

Justice Wallace yesterday held Dill Murray,
Jsmes Qllcu OF Wells, and William Scott in H. 6Co
each 70 IL Criminal Court fur attempting to bur.
g,ari1s tho saloon Of ~ psown. No. 10 Adams
giIErE.
James Mcdonald and Hank Sullivan enjoyed
little shooting s1a!f after tbs nanncs Of Western
civilization. They Qass1elcd abopt pfoautlte
, 1877-06-02
GOOD NEWS FOR THE Locst cHllp}

6UUU NEWS FUR The LUCNL CHILDREN.
A. tho Doard Of Education hare shown thcir ap-
prec!aion Of tho Apollo Musical Club enterprise ~
granting ha!f.hollday In tho public schoo,a On
Wednesday. june 0, tho day Of the grand matinee,
the MANAGER ent Of tho Apollo Club have decided
to sell chlltscn's tickets 10 mnsince, without re-
served seats, for 9j cents. Chillrens &lckets In
clndng resosved aeats. will bo 60 cents. TOW fos
sale nt 152 State street. and at tbs Box oico oil
tho afternoon Of tho matinee.
, 1877-06-02
FIRES.
AT rlTIsSIgURQ.

AT TTTISIYDNus
PiTrsnuHo, Pa. June 1.-The pulp works Of G.
P. Maskte j. Co. u papcr.mill& at West Newton
we.c destroyed by aro tonight. Losa, 945, COO;
Insured SIS. 900.
PtTrsuunu, In., juno 2.-Abont o'clock thts
morning ths lttt4busg Btcci Casting CoHpany's
works. corner Twonty-ki1th and AailfoaA strrcis,
burned down. Tho building was !Eon.clad. Fat
torus to tho value Of $50, 0b0 were burned. Tho
aro caught IN Has furnace. Loas about y7G, coo;
inxuSAac0 about ST.. GUO.
, 1877-06-02

tton botb to what viii entertain and ba Of psac-
teal service TO tealers. From the fashion plates
10 society chit chat and tho scElala The same slle
supervision Il Observable. Tbs Iusar should bo
on syesy lsly's table. Published BY ". Il. An
a5vNs, Clncinl1u4
, 1877-06-02

DALrtAonx, june 1.-Ths coal olt refinery Of
Mrs. Silvia g. Hunt, on Edea strest and Canton
aveuuc. was aln,oat ons!roy destroyed hy are this
morning. The probable loss II $50, 600. About
twenty-five small buildings adjacent, mostly
K1te loss 10 estimated ut SD, wv,
, 1877-06-02
FOREST FItlEs,

9psctdl 1tap1leA 10 7As 7rituNA
EAsr 8AulxAw, Mich, jnne 1.-tlcayJ ores nro
raging In tho woods along tho line Vt tho Macki.
nav Division OF tho Michigan Central llailsoad Gfty
miles north Of thfs city, aud large amount 0l
proppfty has hcen destroyed,
, 1877-06-02

FohT WArNx, Ind. June 1.-This morning the
depot Of tho ptttuhusg, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
Railway at Columbia City WAS destroyed by hrc,
Most Of tho baggage and freight was aavei, but tho
books and q Nulnbur Vt tickets WpfQ consumed.
Loss. o., 600. Fully injured.
, 1877-06-02

FOR IHVAuDs AND CHILDREN,
a popular sliment in Europe Il Breakfast Cocoa.
Walter pakot d Co. prepare this Cocoa In the Ut
most purity. 1t odass To por%sn ~ In full health
light and AS1eeAhls food, aad may bs had Of grocsrs
ayervwhsfu
, 1877-06-02

MARQUETTE, Mich, juno 1.-Tle entire Vlllage
Of Onuta, sehoolcraft County. was destroyed by
1re yesterday afternooa sud evening. Tho inhab-
ttants Of tho place, numbering nbout 3o0 pcruuns.
wcse takon to MunlAtug by tho tug J. Z. MoEys, VI
this place.
, 1877-06-02

0TTAwA, Ont. Juua La hro In the Town Of
Hull to-day burned Edly's ssahles, forty .slFee
hospes, row Of warehouses, = largo quantity of
pals and tubs, l0Q 600 bundles OF lathS, undsiod,
1nd 50, 200 foot OF red plns Lu4s about 80, 00p.
Insurance Htnnll,
, 1877-06-02
'0r Use ii The Nursery il Bas No Euual,
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

ftrst ,monR the regulates Of ihs toilet IL a roos
aEed OF Song. but to procure II airsys An ea,v
matter Many Of tho mott expeusive Ao4pa ia ths rsr
ket as made from coarse and dtletooua materials ana
ther dellcats coonR and fragrant perfume too uftcn
conceal the most repu1sve fmputi&tos The dtscoenrts
feeenl5 made public resaflln9 thts subject are po,.
liSe1F staftl!ng and dcsefvs serious consiiefaton
scented soaps ara now known to Ia extremely obiee
tfonhhe. eanec!slsy II applied to tho heal inurtnr IL,
hasr Irritating tho ecslp md Inducing aoFe,n hn,T
aetes Tic character Of tho ingredients be fnfrrrea
from the statement Of gentlemen who MAKE. fhs
scouting Of Soaps A ustncsl} he recently that
pcstons engaged In this employment wtrn
wh!ch lhe unattS1 eoai! 10 foows. ps'''o aaFas
sai.fo,,e9 rgi Hss9 .
NV fprk. ihe wosircnoxned so.c usnsfsstu;,.9p1 q
whoss !nsnsH estsbshsn f. hY III the lsrF II ot ia
taFon productions has for many yeafs becu TiiclT III
sf!nasd cus th!s ia.s!: eqcee.a tho approprasa
e'SH Xet !9 pt. ee ssn sr
Ar HAUNT las succeeded IN ptrfectlnE the coaiSo,.
tion of ZIG Mns. totlet introiuc Tho pri.
factsiaK processes are sarcy sW I'D oTinsl nai nn
ne result simply unpasacd n th!s department It ID
r rss RI, .rr1s. s!.; so...
sgr application to thu delicate skin IT nfaots Children
4n1r nno ars II X s.!oxsthcs ane1naled IN 81 etnolont
Chemistry sEiso ihfcrt5r msssras Te NJ ~ .t t'1 p
ncstt and agreeable astice II te Kill sses ~ n.aa
Though specially dea.sab1s for tho upa OF ,adtes and
e. ~. saHss f. fsats
u tho nest soaps for basocTt u,e il il juss SeiaS
Geos seem III nt 81 demand foF viii soon
, 1877-06-02
BASII-DAII.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

6bet9d7 U1fp01ca 70 1hs 1r7baM
FHiLApkLrniA. JHnc l.-Follnwinr 10 the Rcore,
and other details Of the game, ptayetl hsrn to.dhy
between the rhila dolphin and indianapolis rluos: !:
TIE eEpttk:
, 1877-06-02

MUSIC TEACHERS
and amateurs will be pleased With tho dno editions
Of all the STANDARD musical works. classical and
modern, al Lewis Il Ncwul's, Of The ChlcasD Music
Company, 15I State street.
, 1877-06-02

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEw Yonk. June 1.-Arriye1, stcsmurs Weses,
from ussmeu; Montana, from Liverpool,
PLYMOUTH, juno 1.-steamshIp petcire, from
New York, has arrived.
, 1877-06-02

At NEW CENTREV1LLE,F PA.
NoRRlarowa. Pa, Juns 1.-The Village at Now
Centsoyille, on tho Chester Valley Railroad, nbout
slx miles west Of this place. was aln.ost entirely do.
ssIoyed BY Ore About O'clock sllls morning.
, 1877-06-02
THE ROOF L SONS Music CO.

the ROOT L SONS MUSIC co.
odeF special Inducements to purchasers, u whole
sails snd retail, Of sheet.nusle, music books vic.
llus guitars and ali kinda Of musical Instruments.
General agents fot the Standard ofgan and Weber
plano. Quality guaranteed. No. lo8 Stats street,.
, 1877-06-02

NUTTERS-DGEWERTO thls city, Mi
Q, By tho ltav. w. II. Rydcr, William A. butter
and Mrs. Fan,,Ia 4. Urewurtun.
, 1877-06-02

fcrsnt horsca has tocn paid In tnll. Tho meeting
has been SUCCESS In every particular.
TR0rTEH SOLD.
lSnrcidi pftpotch 10 1ae 7rlbMAe.
CAnfiNvt1.tE, ILL.,. Lus.c 1.--tnhn II. Ko5crt Of
this city. sold hia ane young tFoltnY noftc NeofRo
cnste II John Jacobs, OF Flanu. ILL.,, for the sum
Of t. nm -
, 1877-06-02

Tho sacond gnmo bstwccn Tho Chicago and
Northwestern University ntnca was played On tho
Thirty-lhfd strcet grounds Yesterday afternoon.
resulting in favur OF tho Evanstoa l,ays by sco7o
Of =! to IL. Tho game was miserable exhibition
Of mailing, relieved ey occasional brilt!nnt plays.
between tho Nusthwcstern and Chicago Unlvctsi-
ttee with the chanccs In favor Of tho latter. The
following shows thu numbar OF games won and Lost
In tho esFiGas
, 1877-06-02

Blk gnncs complete tho sctlea, no TINT Chicago
mist l0so one to give Evanston chaaco to tic.
The score Of ycatcruay's game II u sotow4:
1Hntngs- ll3% HG7g 10
EhlcA4u.. u.....,."... ...u....5 U I ! I-1Q
Northwestern. ....... ......I Z o . y u 7-H
, 1877-06-02

H. I. AHHAHp3s
The elegant carriages used in Chicago ara
mostly obtatued Of Mr. II. J. Edwards, corner
Wabash avenue and jackson street. Every
thing stylish and handsome ID tho carriage limo
u proeuIable Of him, h!s guods bctug marked
by their attF4ct!veness and sterling durability.
Anss 1ltOMPSOA,
Ut Nc. 80 Wabash avenue, u the sole manu-
sna 81 81
In tho West who coutrols thoir manufacture
and understands thcis application.
JANIS TARKELL. .,..
Chicago's favorito ho1i8t, u At No. It's Wabash,
10 the Palmer House. The choicest Of doral
Adorpments for Ill occasions are obtalnable Of
bin, Ia profusion OF varieties aud elegance of
arrangement unknown elsewhere.
TUE NEW AUTOMATIC,
manufactured by the Wilcox II Gibbs Sewing
Machtna Company, should be examined BY
every one, At their Office, corner Wabash ayenue
and Adams &tEect.
W. CALvEHT.
At No. e9i, u . sueres4fu aud artistic designer
, 1877-06-02

Tho Frccport Driylay PARK Association have won
tncumtums from those to Attendance At tho RACES
Tor Tue talF and hoAotaale tfeatuisnt which tley
lsye lestoweu On llu Kues4 and lnrscuien. Every
dollar OF tbs pntsss offered and won w lAs d4i.
, 1877-06-02

The Chieago department Of the Mason &
1lnmlin Organ Company has lately bcsu essab-
entiro iloors oi which arc now occupied by this
Company. The LIszt urgut, Just Introduced
tu public notice. may b. inspected hero. II il q
magnificent instrument, 1otntng tho essentials
rensonatlenoss u pricu hitherto unknuwn III
orgnns OF auch uncommon capacity. All Of tho
other famous makcs Of tlla Con,pany'a fustrl-
n,cnts arc also obtainable hero ln every variety
nnt1 Htifnf,rr
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-25

q. 8. X. R.-The Cincinnati papers
now impart the glorious information
10 parties who live along the line that
regular trains will DO running from
Cincianati to Somerset in a few days.
The Common Carriers Company sue
ceeded in eAecting an organization,
SAT-, 900 Of the $500, 900 capital stock
having been subscribed and have
elected their Board Of Directors, who
are men Of wealth and experience
This Board will meet on Saturday,
and II is said, will elect Rufus King.
President, and Il. w. Woodward, Su-
perintendent. The long talked Of
trains are now nearly q reality. and
the parties who have accumulated
large quantities Of tanbark, timber,
and other articles for shipment can
look with certainty, for cars 10 remove
them to market Within . couple Of
weeks There are said to he at least
500 cords Of tan bark at Somerset,
awaiting shipment, or in other words,
about 100 cars, and all along the road
from Goresburg to that point, cords
Of il are piled up. The c. 8. r, r.
will do . big business in freights for q
while, at least.
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Intelligence has been received Of the
death n Mr.. Thos. Jennings, for many
years q citizen o; this county. The deceas-
ed married a sister Of Mr.. Jacob Robinson,
and vas early united in faith with the
Christians Of this church. The late war
having impaired his worldly circumsian-
ccs, Mr.. Jennings remained NJ Nillula, Ala,
on n comfortable farm and brcathed his las,
q few days ago, victim to consumption.
III. children were with him, aud his cnd
was peaceful aud resigned
Quito's last letter portrays community
destitute Of Paul prys, Madame Grundys'
and Dame Rumors an ~ Dorado Of con
tent, aud the long sought Utopia, where to
live is such bliss, that to die would be loss.
We sincerely congratulate him upon such
q state Of affairs, aud can honestly lend our
testimony, founded on = brief, but delights
ful visit, in support Of his commendatory
description. In this connection We NAV
not inaprropriately extend our sympathy
TO Dr. Brown in his rcccnt loss by tie a.
announced In the C5aricr-.IcuTRai Of Mun-
day.
On Tuesday morning, strange to say, q
number Of our distinguished citizens sud
denly found that urrent business called
them to Louisville. Such calls do grow
imperative about this time every year by
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with the father Of Charlie to exhibi,
him. should hi. reward have the efIec,
desired.
The contract for the new Postal
Cards has been let to New York par
tues al on Genus per 'ho"sano'
The trial OF the U. .. Deputy Mar
shals for murder in Barren county
has been again Pos'Poneo' 'n's ''"'
at the request OF ,ne Attorney "e"e'
al OF the o'a'e' '''' june H.
A call has been issued by the U. .
treasurer Tor ten mi'''o"s o'zo oond'
which shows the increase IN value oil
our securities Abroad
The negro who attempted to out
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GaRRARD COUNTY VIEWS.


MAY 18th, 1877.
Dear Editor!
| thought during the silence
Of your regular correspondent from this
place, a word might be appreciated BY
yourself and readers, and have undertaken
the task.
SHows.-We have been very much an
noyed ia this community by one-hor-e
picture and sleighl-of hai d shows; and this
monoiony mus, have produced conclusion
of the brain, or something of the Kind, had
nothing Lev been presented tn destroy il,
bat the anlidote came in the form .f Jariss
Last sabbath the Church at this place va.
crowded with ladies, WIN had come toseth-
or principally To- -ho~ their new hai,. They
seemel b. vie with each other in trying To
lupk sweet under their queer shaped aud
add looking hats Your correspondent
heard more compliments passed. on one II
the belle. Il Lancaster, than any one else,
Miss Matte Gallasher.)
MARRIED.-Os Wednesday, Nay 9Th. at
the residence Of IN. brides father, by the
Rev. X. Allen, Mr. Joseph Simpson to Miss
Lizzie Anderson. -Attendanis-Mis sale
simp.on and Mr. George Hardin. On
Tuesday, about "a NJ, ayonns man named
Killion, and Miss Goings, rode up to the