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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-06-20
Lexington Advertiser

Mrs. Ida Il. Hooker the youog p..
our Cownsman, j. y. Hooker dJgl l.0
residence last wednesday night ol r0.
mohla' ana VIII be buried 40 ODD Fellow
Cemetery this morning at lgo'cloeh.
Lexington Advertiser.
On Friday, the S.h day oil June. NJ
Stephen Broom suffered tne extreme phi.
ty Of the law for the murder Of Aalo.
Stevens.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-06-20

Amin - - WI m Lip,comb
ME- i'so S"u.ly' was arrlig1sI gaa-
Nel.sou' on charge of s -.,yl before.
upon !, one Tena, SATURDAY. 'g W a1.n.
rape on him WA Rad CONF
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-06-20
Magnnlia Herald

E. Mr. Sn ;n WIN. ucFaddin, ag,io..
~ :, a. ha Indictment hent for murder h saaa a
~ ~ nas oeen arrested ami n, nv Ame.
Ills place where he wiIl ri.4eel ID
a. ,,,i, i' .,,' OF . udgs smiley bsl-.aa Del
VIII sue out writ ct haba4.D.. Ea..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-06-20

GA Thursday last, rain beg.r..,..
continued almost wirhaut " .l. 3
lorty-elght hours, uutil SluIrI ''.00
the water courses wcrp on '''H
Selatobia and llicklhula rra.' N, .t...
CT ',I, t man ever before known Tor vcI. d.
81 bottom lands are almost ,p.....
Trains on the railroad were r.m..
stop by breaks In the track aud m
return were cut on by other H.. I.
stopping in out Of the way p.aa.. .
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-06-20
lorinth Snh. nnIler.L

Mr., a. j. Lowry hroughtusarpsHr.
Of hearded wheat heads uu M6ad., 4.
which measured "a inchesiu length W.
can beat them?
, 1877-02-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
NO GUONf,f

The Beard OF Education was to have held d
Mcct!nE last evening, but did not. owing to the
wunt Of q quorum. Only Inspectors Wclch,
Wells, English, fIuync, Ilotz, anl shocningcr
were present. Tie former occupied the chair,
Inspector Wells sad thcre was danger OF
the brown School suffering for want Of Prin-
epal, a',i hc hoped there would bs ITO objection
to meeting the emergency: =.
inspector Necll stated that tho Principal,
Alr. Merrill, wAs taIsrlt sick u NINTH ngo, and
tlnugh ha waa recuvtrfng, It waa doubtful II he
wnult! he nbae to taku t:lnlrgu this ycar. It WIS
necessary 10 llayu male prIurlpal.
Committee IN tho Brown School and tho Buper-
tEtonjent.
Air. Plckur,l stated TINT tho Head Assistant
of thu Jones School llsA resigned, anu It WIS
leesesaary to III tue vacancy,
The tllilng nE 1t WIS left with tho Committee
Inspector Wctcli satd that tho collection OF
lraMlnEA ly the puptla Of tho llsaton schools,
which was IN exhibition at tho Centennial, was
now in Ut. Louls, ard he deemed It desirable 10
hayo them exhibited IN Chicago.
T!te inspectors the, aitpcyscl.
Thu CotntAittct on Appointments was 10 have
snan,'tted thu following report Of appoint
lnerta.
Lizzle Kirk, Jones; Clara Maiioney ttcmpora-
rtty), MaFhl Kelly, Wasn!Hgt0n; Mary Walsh,
!lannals Carnhu, Kate liannan, Holden; Anne
Corn i. Pasers, Clarke; May Frtenl, Kiug;
Anna u. St. Cta!r, LaWlulae; Enina +. lIuga1,
West Fourteenth Street No. l.: Florcnro Garsl.
SOD, Wentworth Avenue; l[ult1nl, West, Wur.l; !;
Anna 1'altH,t, lizzio Miller, North La Sale
sSss na Eany Aa.G saps,Sr st'se
reportctl: Mary G. Avkcrs. Dtown; Melissa A.
W,lltan,a, HcwberrY; Alary L. biucKfnatl, Wcnt7
worth Avenue; Matt1o A. Carey, Washington.
, 1877-02-23

to save tho people from deception, anil cspc-
ctally from scifcccptlol,, md tat all might be
led to scarrh fhclr hearts and try themselves by
tho STANDARD oR Gods Nnrtl.
A gentleman On the platform said VIC wcrcd1ow
tn condemn ourselves, wan,,E MI cxeusc iurp1r-
deaf car to the vnico Of tiMl. iio entrcatctl oil
70 l,raricn to tho voice within them, and not to
that Ut the tcn,ptcr.
Mr.. rltltp Myers prayed for blessing upon
al, that r. tho'..an.la glitbcbrousht to aknowl"
H1r, Patton sa!ti that ono Of tho lessons Of tho
parable VIVA that II WIS nccessarYf for t!,e Church
10 he very vigftant, active. md Wllt-awakc.
While Inetl slept tho enemy sowctt tares.
The crrors thnt had ro1no Into tho
Church Ind crcpt In during pcrlo!is Of
ncstlJ for God, lIc wpttld take caro- that there
would bc purity OF .loetsit,e anu llcaciltng. When
Christian, bctaansc ,lu In lila spiritual lfct neg
cetct Ills prayers tlc nnca,ls Ut grace. and his
Nblc, doubts were injected Into hts lnlitl, mud
his soul wns separatcti frum God. II they tom
ti,l,ed ~ Gfhl's work, they would grow ln ll!s
obc1cnt to lila will.
4 Yorksh1rc,nan thanked God for what lie
f,al auno fur him. liz had little place hf wor-
sh[Tl where ruor tncn met ht,I Hl!ctl their bellies
With fonl and then p3urc1 the grace Of Nut& into
them. ttc might DO wrnng IN llls religion, butt
every sln. Tint was what hc preached, a1nl llc
w:lnlcd son,n ut tho bruthrcn to help him in his
work. .....
Dr.. Goodwin inviting all tue uneonyertcd pres
cnt to take tic step.
Y. farwell petitioncd Gol to lead them to
Clriht.
After singing ore verse OF "Roek Of Ages"
the bcncdictton was pronounced.
, 1877-02-23

Tho regular communication Of the Order Of
Ellis will CO held Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Tony Delight leads tho West Side noon Cos
pei Temperance meeting ut 81 West Madison
ssrcct to-day.
The Usfman!a Mannerchor will give grand
concert al 1,taud's Hall, OIL thu North Side,
Saturday evening.
Prof, william. y. Cunning will deliver tho
fourth lecture of hls scientific courSe III Hershey
Musit-JIal SAulny afternoon, at O'Clock, en-
titled; "Wlat ss!enso Ml.l Do lor Aian 3oslal.
"The Co-olmfatlve Home" "Co-opcfat!yo In
hor,' tnA ''se!e.ce Applied to Political
Tho seventh lecture by- ttlne.nbera Of tho
TArulty"o Of the Chlea9o homeopathic Cutlcgo
will bu given III tho Colrgu lccttlre-rooEl, c0r-
t,er Ut Michigan avenue lnl Van D,lren street,
ut . o'clock this afternoon. by Dr.. W. Daniortll.
Subject: "0varlan and Phantom Tun0rs.h
THIS courso was tnaueurated fur the benefit 0f
thu publ!c,-more especially tas 1a4ies,-and ID
free to all.
, 1877-02-23

An1crson Ero.ter. thu nrrro vim WA cr1t in
thc u1s 1ifton f1ouso rar ,xe es nroare,.'nr uev
ycstcr1lay, and no lcars ~ TO his condition arc
entertained. His nasailant, 1ligginson, las not
vet been caututct1.
William Lewis, for tho larceny Of . pair Of
boots from Frank Johnson's atore, No. @l3 Kin
x!c street, and George Rogers, for dlsordcrly
conduct In stealing three carpentcr'A SANS, arc
e,.... .,.,. a.. ..a1. 1.,. 1I...,o.,, .n,, ,w
soIns a1o lass TGsh & @unn nss.toea ~u Wn smo
tners asla Up ot1 wess aason s,rees,, y'etot
cceiicai ii canturtur I lat from i,ln,. Lat
evening Hartford WIS arrcstei by Officer Cos
tello q tl'o West Madison Street Station
LOUIS Msc o. No a. 1 .l!"auSeo Avenue sa a.
u:ou !s Ill., sssnss I. aa.i uasu 1nu
sGnta'ne s , srce in t sncn i from ~ 'sot W o.
found W the officers q 0al's 11il>, minus tho
caves a"a 'e'uf''ea 70 It's o~"er'
John i.owrie went upon = spree last night.
a rs s. sevsfa sr e sets from mi s I qevoves ~he nat
rowlv escaped doing serious damage to a,ir-
rounding propcrtr, wherefore he was locked up
At the Chicago Avenue Station Charged witt, be
Ing drunk and dtsordcriy, and with malicious
",ssl',et. ,..
Justice ssuliY yesterday upon = cfargc of adui-
terry, preferred By John stolz, 1ltl,o3raphcr In
tho takcs'dc building, who Lad bccn liltcd by
the an,iatio Ettic. Tho Judge was about to
au,lle Upon them to the extent ot $500 each to
the Criminal Court. when Smith produced
marriage certificate which he acknowledged be
had procured since 1ciug arrested uut Of the St.
Cloud uousc, Last nlEllt the second chapter of
the story took place Ii tho Chicago Avenue
Station, where stoiz was arrested upon
mann, ono for larceny, one for assault with In
tent to do bo.1Ily Injury, and third for making
threats. The larceny IL TINT Ut photograph ot
orr Of d lifted loycr.
nj, .o.t,on,o ~ H. = n u.v NJ, ian nx.~.
,orr rvon,c co,ncr ~ ncthc .rnnt ~ wns o,,
tor.5 tv.I;.as S.ot,,o ,.e .Ss ,I Tvs ,,or, ~
stssu HcunvsuaS .. S Isehs T., "ne 1lo 'all "s,e VI,
, 1877-02-23

LOUISVILLE, KY, ESQ. :A.-Early Ia Novcm-
ber last the Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph Conn
pany constructed line Of telegraph from ctncin-
hours, occupying the poles Of the Ohio + M!as!s-
Ths Weaterrl Union Company claimed ths
exclus!ye right II orcupy tho route, and.
without whiting to establish auch right
by legal pruceAs, tore down toEty-ciyht
miles OF the wire aud destroyed thu
Insulation. The matter las since osviipcd the
ntteut!ou .! the Iud!ara Courts IN in}nnctlons
aud countcr-lniunctiona llaylng completed
arrangements Tor oi!cers In Louisville, the
Atia.lttc d Pae!ac Company fually, wearlsd Ut
from tho contested section Of railway, con.
atrllctcu l,cx substantial line, and completed
their LouIsyilEc connection oI the alst Inst /,
bringing to this city tic benellls OF cheap snsea
, 1877-02-23

TUE NOON PNAYEN.NKETIN0
nt Farwe, Ilall was fa,r1v attended, a},,,t tbrre,
fe.,,sa. ~ ,,'., .s... ~ ~
io"stas u LUG seat9 III s"a at'uitoF'am pelae oc"
cupled.
"Ewcct hour OF prayer,s was aupg Il IA
opcplus.
Ths Hev Nr novta ,t,o, x.,, i, ,,,,,h.p y, ~
guests 1or prayer 1haaht "era given BY
nlutiler for tho conversion Of \ Sun, and by
friends for tlu conversion, oil tl,oev prayed for,
W,ycs asked 1or thu conyrr.lou nf thcfr h1t.
Ti, lty' r. IL Tat,t't, "fYrr,.t ,,,'. s,.r ses,
nr G.I Il, rstns tnt, thrir ,n]s, NJ, nni.s WIth
tEcn. mil tlat thn ff..lv g1i,1t n,tsit irn, si,
ners ntn III. iph AMI L, rt,n:,wra.s ts,nsaiv"s
Xiianrs nm, ttat ~ worS ,,stcs. ~. ~ ~
T., ill., Sior~. ''S' '1' "''~ s''&"' ~ "'""'"
Thn hvn;n ,.nnrnar.j,o uf, .x,,o-. .,. ~.
,aana,s II was su'"''''as s,,,,~ W ~"s'e ~ 'oe
Tha Hcy. Mr. GSmlvIn then rcad III. th,r.
, 1877-02-23
,es SONS OF vERMONT."

An oHexs'zHr,on sssxo!sp saa,o, ra,.,...,o
lno sons o1 selmun', Aaosml ossuni1a.'1A
enmposeu OF natives ht the tfecn slountalh
pcrfccs tho tisluess Organization Of the SocIotr.
n. n,..,s, q If,,,,.s, ", ,,tan.+ ,,b,h,tart
~ % chicouo p n,c.i,,et q, % md I Mr. ~ = r. % Williams
oltc!atctt as Secretary.
The CHAIR stated tho object Of the meeting,
anil Mr. William. frotn tl,a Committee there.
,aa .,so..,,., ~ ri,u,.,,.. ,n,,a,,tvt,o,, n,,d
ePon otcsc"lc" 1us 'o''""4"s eo's&''"'''u N''o
sotne Dy-la"s:
WuEnxAs, It is toth 4 duty and pelsl!eea to
cultivate thc social ~ wall as the moral element
OF Sus nature M ana t, ,b,. II ,v,,, IN ,ou,c. =,
a psoa 70 fHis ~
| er. thernforo 0''''' "sa'"''1 "'$'> o'' A''Ss'1
Lssofftd, That VIC. the undersigned, natisss OF
Vermont, On this Centennial birthday OF tic fnls-
penienes at our native state, to ackHawlsdss oar
iose and fidelity, aad to pstpstuate her n,c'ory -
those who CONC after w. 90 fotn outte!ycs Into AZ
81 10 . p1 eae ' 70 ,hs o.
snT as,sS " 10 s1.e'usu y! 'Ao
provisions, set forth that the association sl,all
by known us tho "8ous OF vermot,t,n and its
object shall be the socla, improvement Of III
memsoi. .ad moro eordial union Of interests
VIZ VIZ iSs9sas Sass s1ss nes Iii se' ss'a'
Ths reaular meetings Of tho association Will
December, March, and june: The annual
festival Ia tn be hold Oh tho 18th Of January, tn
lcss It occuts Sunday,
The members OF tho association arc to con-
a!st Of persons who wcro born IN Vermont. re-
siding IL Illinois at tho TING OF Joining, and OF
such other pefs9Hs ~ shall l'e recommended ny
The regular initiation fee Is fl&ed at 81, which
Is to be Invariably puld on admission to tic priv
iicgcs Of membership. Tho annual assessment
viii be iixc,l by lilo Association at tho regular
tn"ctjng n n:rcmhsr - 0
T,5S,1 ~ ~ n,insi:,, ~ I'm o,,.tt+r.,, or5
rtuulhG tne a4optlon ot tue eouelt0tioa snu
oS''a"ss lr''S 1ssSsson afose ssaurr, ~ ~
o,. r.,,tt.no'. i.t.nut III - III .nn~f5
Vns,tt rrt ,.ro, .at1 -" L. '', ~, haan an
s"I ~ u...t III 1s OIL. W 4n.aI IL. ~,
,ss;, ~ tiansasth sm. ~, VIZ tm.tn1 t IT,, 1"
hs.,1 III " Sn ",, "a b,, ~ ~ npsa o,
~ hnrsa sS. ~ Goa t.e fei"a hr H.rrau r"ra
, 1877-02-23

cAscs.
TNE GRAND 1uRY

THE GRAND tuRY
The Grand Jury had no respect for tho auns.
vcrsary of the birth Of the co,intrgs father, and
was In session yesterday II hal t,ccn In scsslon
hut fey ~, n!oett: when T. went tnto Court and
There Ia desire on The part Of tho Grand Inry
10 r1sIs tho Insane Asylum, md Poor. Honse 10.
dar. nnn. We wunih rctpcctfn1ly reqncst your
mny lrt necessary to convey the Jury to said In.
etItnlion. 8. II. buniAre. Foreman.
Tic Judge snil he could not comply with Tho
er,wdc.l condition OF tho fatl augGestcd TINT
the Jury ha,l M tllne to moks any excursions;
and scet'n4l, because he had no right ~ mako
any such ortlcr Is Ind been asked. Tho Jury, n
s,,rncl it, 1a,lors tiIsposing Of numerous cases
Of n petty character. 1t will adjourn for tho
term tomorrow.
, 1877-02-23

Efxtstn sls!away pianos, principally Of tho high.
as.pftced slyies. were ordered By cable during the
mouth Of January by thelf London agents. Among
tho recent En2ah purchasers the following may
be ncnltonpt1. Will
steinway Upright styis z, 70 Lord Walter Camp
beil, son Of the Duke of Argylu and brother to tho
Marquis OF Eorue. Our fca4ers Qndoubtctly re-
msnhes that The latter IL married. 10 Pstneess
Louise, daughter Of her Majesty tho Qusen.
ste!nway Centennial Qsand 70 ]. ". Lazy, Esq.,, /,
proprietor u thv London Daily Telegraph.
kteinway Cabinet Grand Upright 10 ons Of ths
''Fellaw* Of Christ Church." " o4foe5. ChrI.t
Church IL tho principal college 10 that UnIrerslty,
being tho ons It which o.E Of tho sons of the En-.
gl,sh nobility punus the!f studies. Tho ln.tru.
tnent IL reportsd 10 havs attracted much sttsntioa
throughout Oxford.
, 1877-02-23

lGtUl hlLl EEUs &tt lC{ft lutliHltN Nv
siate Of last report, 81; admitted, mono; dis
charged, 4; present nt tl,t4 date, g.
The surgeon in charge, Dr. Q. 9. .Icnks, re-
ported that ssncc the last report there have beet
thirteen in,ntca ,lnlter medical treatment. tIrc
Of whom st1t, remain in tho Surgeons hanls.
Both rrpurts were accepted
The eo@rctary read the following:
n .he fxtti''tut aad Ron.t r. Manager. Of tAs
Hoard, thantlog y"a individually fos psst eoSr,c.
ates. nm, tefy respectfully, 49, u-
Accompanying this was tho 1Ecaanrcr's report
up to date, showing that since Dec. 20, 1B1b,
Sf033.a had bcen expended for various pur-
po6es. leaving OIL hand d balance of 23,hi3.s0.
The report was accepted nntl placed on file.
DISCUSSION FOLLOWED
rs to the acceptance Of tict NcArtllur's resfgna-
ton. It was statc,l Tint there had lccn sbnto
that the Treasurer had meyer given hot'tls, % re-
gnirel BY the constitution OF the Home. Mrs.
Hanill was unaware tint any SUCH dtssatlsfac~
ton existed. ~
discussions IN tile Board on tho subject rs any.
thlnG elau hut evidence ot dissatisfaction.
DR.. fiantl suggested that It wuuld be best to
POSTPONE consideration until the next regular
Mrs. blaine was not satisfied with this courtc.
For three years rast they lGa worked side ny
side wlth ten. MeArttur. Elc, had been great
II troubled as To tho lest mcthotl Of investing
their surplus funds, and hn1 considered It best
not to lnan out tho money, 1ut to placc Il N
bauk. For two anl . half years he bad
never ;. bccn asked to furnish bonds,
:sa :s n or 'fsms ] nov s, ts ii n ii. h nsps .e,vs To-
There wns only about q, ,U0O Of tic money.
anyhow, anil that was Invested In tic uan,e oi
tho l1nn,c. TIC lady thought no mnn would
stand such OIL insulting method Of treatment rs
be not accepted. 49,.
Dr. l1umill said that woman might take
, 1877-02-23

Tls Waat Town Collector will tura over bis books
Ia tho County Tsxaautes on OF ahaut March l.
Owners Of real saats will sAYe eo4ts and interest
by paying bsfor1 that time.
, 1877-02-23

him this ought to bo done for
Tho benefit Of ti,e community. an1
ii Health an.i kavc the concert Suppressed. In
view Of the danger, he a2rlscs paTcnta 10 keep
their children nway fr,,m the Tabernacle. Tho
Committee vi sttnday supcrintcndcnts. who
Ought t.. give tfts n'ottcs consideration. 4
concert Of this Character would be just ~ profit
able two months hence - now, aud " that
time It Is pr.,bablo that attending would not
rcilder the children ltnble To cpntngion.
AFTER TIE RoNDsMKK.
The crookctl-whtsKy cases that druERtd a!onE
50 alowly IN the United States Courts, and the
end Of which Il was hoped by nearly everybody
wns reached When .he fsFctai s1nvfan' ~SfS IT,
Secretary of the Treasury has Instructed Dls.
trict.Attorncv Bangs to prosecute tho l,ontsIt'cn
xsho became surety tof George I. I.
sagstcwn spss ~ S,te;s fr II lee4se e" County. "a u
this State, and which institution WAS run troo!s-
cd at the expense Of Cncle Samuel. Benjamin
Luintcy anil James r: May arc bontasnch N Dno o
instance, and TIC =, a1ycrnment va, wants S4'W
tent or S3,048.46 Octehet 10, 1915. In anotl,ee
.tanrs Il. Smith and Henry ". Harris aro tho
oon,lstnen, and they arc sued TO recover SO 0f0
ssagss %snfss toF Fa,en ,GSffS % r & oss ias:
B. Smith. and Henry W. Harris aro down for
$4,000 more.
Il, stiti auolher eass Thomas Gostltn'a hons1s.
men, John T. Corcorat, John F. ltrown. anu
George ". French ars wanted to settle damage.
amounting to 5000, incurred on account of
revenue frauds committed last July and Octo.
The District Attorney has also gotten h!s
bon'isnlan, ls,ias Chaplin, whom he sues 10 re.
enyeT a t'sot nf es,N0 incurred BY snpasting
from Prescott, Canatla. twenty barrels Of old
rye and cva.litik tho tluty thereon.
Yet onuther unfortunate hondsnlau comes
ri In rtf A1nlEnnsu N. MtN}lD1u&
WHO beenno surety for Joseph Osborn, Post~
MASTER at Tyler, ~, who Is charged With fall.
ing to account for &i35 Of Government funds.
ali r os,fut suts vii III ' ayai netne !, The Fccra
. exchcquer, and + r known that the bo'u1smc'.
IN thr saeetown tistillery matter aru not now ~
responsible Is they xera whcu tlleY signed the
7fefnont NoHst-. Edward WnrthLngton and G. @.
Wnrtllngton. CncInnati;. Col. Panl Ma3suderp.
nSwt Il MI. T. EGae msaee f'ymftspss y T. epsss ss' rha: Sa
Fred Kaulk, Fond du Lag; y. 9; Fitch. Mllsankse !;
Wayne: Mrs. | Msr, K. L!.ernoto. Soston; tho
naSas s s:;' as5 saR aR:s, R:';af Fs @ wsG
ss ets.. y cs;e.aa r. aatnes Mg''sr e' u: 2ass; MS;
'% psera tt%ss 4sss r'SSs II S.ao5 s''sSsy NJ
i. Butts, Enzianl; +. E. Sickcis. gh!cf. Engineer
U. r. Il. H.. Ou,ahA; walter A., Wood lloosac
+. audJcih, .ichraaka: Z. G. uills, Dos.
ton; r. L. ThayeF. :. Waltsae!d. Xt.; :; , &.
Yntk: j. L. clwttar. tosor.Ao; 8. i. Rowley.
philadelphia: G; H.; rndcrhtll, buffalo; I,aniel
W. 1redcll, Cincinnatt; Gun. II. 4. IIi.ltken,
Tslt,moye: j. y. DagIe 81. Paul; the lion. ticorgu
Wiltshire; cins!nnati; !. +. Whiting; Detroit; tho
Milwaukee; Alexander IIlbbird, Philadelphia: +.
I. iiotton, St. Louis; tbs lion. deoTgc Sedep,
, 1877-02-23
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


THN TTNNV
- ILL VI l. 1s
GEN EitAL NEWS.
Of The Union Catholic Library Association on
- n,.,t. ss" ss -. 60. - T4,sra ~. laroa
." "s.s sn.a.a ..a1ns t,.s.a t.e o.N' A"e's wa
Ahn lntc1ehteu aho'ehee'
The mcmbers OF the noIEcn furre were ycster-
lar notified that hereafter ttc pu1Eco Courts
would omen Ia the morning At 8 o'clock, and
IN, raw c.ncc,.t, ~ rnys,n them.e1,es ar,-
ivy ,,''s,. "s.s 'Apseseu ~ s''''u ''e'A11''>
sof'l'ng'y' ..
The Chicago Football Club Was to hnve
plovea a pan,c Yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock,
H. a.t.,,.,.,. -, riir.r r.fftb .ircct and
." 'ne esonHus eo1"eI VI i". 2'".t" e.4se anu
eouth 1aTk avenue, but owing to tho damp
weather 1t lid NOT cotae on.
The Temperature yesterday. ~ observed by
Manaste, opstctan, " alad'.nn street tla!aoaE
sn',a'"G,. was, a. e n, ~ uee. H.-osss; :. M, ,
Msh. M, ao;fs; .. MI, 2ou7.
". n Norman, of No, T3 Twcnty.s,xtl street.
rms iou,,d h scn.clcs. cotlttioa near the IT.
;ersecttun oi Twenty slxth street md Tug reil-
bone he died. 1lcart-deentc ia the supposed
ca,ise. The Coroner wit investigate teddy.
w..,,,,o.,,r,. ptr,hd,r W., r,,, en,bu.;,.,f.
sAi.,n.Es," ,E.,, .n,s VIZ ert no' hsri. .nr.
say ou IT. ,., s'td M MI. ,,,sinn.. "mJ
lie uoartl Of ride was not in ssssion, md this,
viii, thn cxrentIUn uf Inc paraie Of thc gecUn,i
Regiment, constituted thu observance OF the
DAY.
~ aont - O'Clock sestc.Mny mn E ',a..1 h.S
Aosaname' - year. ., ae Hs,.r, r. Rsiir,od
.t un te ,sstat. asa ~ RI ",",Hn"tsIir
a. G!c "etElsuta Ik, KY ~; ~ M Nv, 49,,
lallnE unner inc MneeI, ~ naG t M s' - w.. LILY
s.1nt ha9o GIuAntn, pcshaeS n1.ne 1., @ T. ~
!faetutea nr. isnn. ~, IT, WIZ .,.s,ne "'n'
luz op,''' 1'', NV, Nv sa,ao
their regular monthly meeting at the Sherman
Hnule last night. MI. August stelnhans, the
h. en-, rsse IT, n III. f. noeSnsf Wa:inrt M Ms
y. IL. p.s, tnc ~. tS!u, ,tatt", %tv T., H. Nnt"ai
Convention consention Of Mexican WI Survivors. Il was
',an . - o v1 i,s naotfnw ATtSr liz
Rnmx" n,asn ~ ee III nu usms 'asi "mn of rou,Ine
hnaines. the mcetInr 1sI s"ure to ssscmHIo M a
shs same pl&ee Oh .''e ia'' 1Hu'sous !" ".''"'
Wasning.on'a Birthday VIVA becoinlngIy OBJ
served ut the Old lsoplc'a Hume, corner Of III
poured In during tho afternoon, Inspected tho
institution, and expressed their delight at tho
Hay In which Il Is managed, and stai1 to tea
and son,e aitcr-tca exercises in the lectures
room in the evening. These e1erc!scs. Whtth
u,u Hs trntir t.!c,t WAX v IL t1i,,,
q appropriate !as.'ote a n,,;gr",o y & ~
ar,san. snt1n,o +hc afyn,1 rSmn,cte sl;,r.ss
p", ."',, ~ ~ ~. ~. Il ~ s,nnrtcou 1,o,arr p,nwr
description Of which WIS published 1t, The
TntncHe's eorrcs1onacuee from tue Centctln'a!
Exposition last july, took place yesterday at
the cOr,ler Of Thfoop and Congress streets. lAc
ground was pretty still with iEosf, atM " tho
rotary disc went through the Geld Il turned oyer
urge pieces of frozen earth. notwithstanding
formed It's work successfully with two l,oFses,
turning the ground over nc!t1y to tic depth oE
M ordinary furrow in places where common
pl0H tOa1d not be forteA !htD the ground at NIL
f,pr nf frTp m nat nj
, 1877-02-23
quaint tho Coroner with tho fact, and II thai
official deems It necessary an inquiry will bo


THE RIVE MATINEE.
Tho plano recital given By Mlss Julia Rtvc ~
tlcrshey Music Hall ycattrtlay afternoon "a.
largely attended. md passed OF 20 finely "a to
leavc tho audience IN high good humor with them.
selves and the grcat nrtiato who formed tho Al.
traction Of the ocrnsIon. Although severely H.,
dlspasetl. Miss Rive succeeded IN eouccaliur I'm
fact from The audience, md played 10 finely "a
10 tnnko II seem like now revelation 10 tho.e
even who hare heard her repeatedly In con,
ccYts. In a small ha1l 1ike this ,he
piano sounds much betterr especially when
not brought into r,isnonb eot,trntt With the wi.
ume of tona produced by chorus Of two hun.
tlrctl voices. a. was tic case Ut Mccormick Hal,
fec to say that Miss Rga sltwca hcr.clfa Rrrst.
or arttst than cvon wa had supposed her; for n
addition to her clear and sure execution {wulrh
We l1ayc never heard anrpasssd). sic showed
tv brilliant picrcs wleil had seY iorinca so
concert programmes. STILL, romatlsabc q
ss PLAYING W., .n,,t n tue e.. neStnorta
icctIons, Il is qyIle sure that TIC l!<st
cotlrcrto which cJncs tn tho Saturday pr.
grammo will roveal her in still stronger lIgIlt:
for n this there ts almost everything Of 1aHo.
inood, delicate blta Of tociry, md grand swesm
u virtuosity follow fast upon tic heels Of eash
other, making this work tic tnoat splendid re.
nttoh of tho inoderu school. ind o. such ,le.
.sryinR tle critical nttsn!on of every eouno
uerca by Mr.. Eddy and Mrs. Stacy we tuus,
speak later. They a1so have paFt tn the Sa.us.
day matinee.
OATES.
Mrs. Oates appeared Inst evening, Mt IIaver,r'..
In "Tho Grand Duchess." NotwlthstathIlus
fke rn!t, the hnt,aa yraa eye11 f1Iet1 AJnst nno,t
, 1877-02-23

rss DR.. Prices perfumes, which sre ziebsr. more
delicate and durable than any odors that comt
from abroad.