, 1877-03-11

he 1nclemeney . rea:hed ts climax upon
.nm'' Nevertheless there was larger atte1
i his ancc than could possibly have been expcct
uc- Early in the evening Dr.. Anderson, the past
IT. was seen in the room. aud was at once cal
Iar words was successful in placing the even:
~ upon its proper basis, and in removing tn
tic chillincss which is apt to characterize gath
=, ing Of this kind In its first stage. He assur
N those present that he believed IN gatherings
~ libraries, and debating societies, and WIS su
pn pnn they contributed to the bringing out Of mu
ar Of tho latent talent of the members, and help
~ to fit them for church work.
Immediately upon the PASTORS retiring, MI
I'd Jenny Hcrrick favored the guests with u sol
&c Mr.. Coffin, the choir leader Of the church ar
p first tenor Of the Blaney Quartet, had secure
Is were now called upon. Miss S. E. Oberland.
y responded to cali for a reading. Miss Hcrric
t. completed the programme.
e AN EXPLODED SENSATION.
T. The latest Charlie Ross - sensation fails Il
5 materalRe in style TO suit the average dealer:
4 In mystery and tales OF horror. The young hoy
}. Robbie barrow, who was supposed to have bee
I carried OF by designing servant-lnaid in eol1u
> sion with gang Of child-stealers, has been re
! very reasonable explanation Of the occurrence
This Is, that she took the child down town in
tending to leave him at his fathers office OF
Latin n street, but that he wished to remain will
3N 94AN VNNAA "
Desp1aines street, near Monroe. Here
he amused himself with the chill
dren Of the house until erening,
and then the girl thought It too cold to take
manned there until morning and started to take
the child home about 10 a. N. When passing
the West Madison Street Station she was sren
by Mr Darrow and threatened with arrest. The
little fellow seemed we'll enough pleased with
the way he had been treated, and accordingly
tie woman WIS let 60.
EXIT TIE EVANS CASE.
Mike Evans is evidently intending to fight for
Though the last hope OF the Collectorship has
vanished, he has taken an appeal in the Hendcr-
! son-Licb case. This, it will be remembered,
was bill filed BY the Citizens Association
m against Hermann Lleb, County Clerk, to prevent
books to Evans. A temporary injunction was
granted after an elaborate argument. aud also
when the malltlamus proceedings had failed,
another argument was had on q motion to dis
solve, and Judge Farwcll refused to dissolve it.
A certificate Of evidence was tiled Saturday, aud
after some little discussion on the form Of some
stipulations which had been made Is to some
atfldaVits, formal decree was entered making
the Injunction perpetual. Mr.. Fuller, as attor-
ney for Evans, then took an appeal on giving a |
bond in the sum OF S2U) to corcr costs.
Ii the injunction should be dissolved in the |
supreme Court, au application would be made,
OF course, for damages, and it is possible that, |
bcsidcs attorneys fees, Evans might claim TINT |
ae ought to recover his salary Of $l50O as part
of the damages he had suffered.
1lso A1sFir ls!C cARrE7s-A WoMAS's ECONOMY.
so,ns - soung Ml,e on tn: North Side, who has for
to return to the simplicity Of her ancestors, was
recently struck with a brilliant idea. She was
about to get the two parloss Of her house car
{peteo' anu when at the store giving her order
.,,;aons uau nef :tan attention attracted By con-
cheap g. sald she to the salesman: ''Mis-
al carpetss l don't see what ANYBODY wouId |
Eant M 70 auy carpet that didut tit, even If they
. rot IT Tor nothings'' The gentlemanly salesman
Explained to her that often customers were
ett-handed, and so made mistakes in the mcas-
1rements OF their rooms, or the floors being
'ollt OF unmeasured timber would shrink and
eave Inc carpet running halfway up to the
ea,ln@ ~ round the room, or the rooms were
aeasuTeo on gold basis aud the carpets cut In .
ufrency; thus carpets we're left on their hands :
hat they sold at reduced prices. !. How 1nuch =
neaper are thcT!n said the woman, with in '
ense interest. From quarter to third I
iadain," replied the slave OF the yartlst;ck, A t
right idea came into the hean ,f thc rourtT | 8
lie, but she said nothing and rore hcr i
rdef. % That evening at dinner she u
olo her husband triumphant]y that she had az =
lnged to have the two roosns carpeted at a =
wing OF a third Ut the bill sHow, Inv Iorcs'' j
e asked, kindly, but with a nameless sicken- i
e terror at his heart, for Ills wife las be knew
} his cost was VIGOROUSLY addicted n hsr. s
ains s'By getting ms6t carnets nf coursa ~ na :,
le said. proudly: 1wasn;t + ciararS VIZ, II
rpets don't lit they sell them ever so rnnch o
leaper'' tiBut thought yon ant.7 ~ cl
peculiar pattern tLaE van had alraedr sa e
:ted!n he.rersistcd t.jf e,onrse A. !, ~ p
Piled, nbut-un,t von sea rn', ~ pug =. u
yc ali the 1ueasurements wron 9Iu Tb ToosesI SUI ~,
c sixteen fcet fnur inches w;da 'Uoa,s ',saa ot
en- seventeen feet nine inohas. 49, nace ca
rty-thrce feet i3ren. + to1a tte.s' tncs @ are cl
rtysix feet seren .i,es wv W .nem eney were la
mt it. Of conrsa on +bar, see S rae carpets hi
Elm to ne ~ ,n,,c, uI "haa nase 10 give tn
ct that there xii he o,,.,,,a peslucs, & in
MT the bail ~ y &C. It.in matefta over to NJ
al of tha sao sne "asn-room at Tue sll
nj M u r Tue sta a rs: une Of you stupid men who BIZ
,noni ~ e,,at' ee:erstnns Won,ant have n II
and.hr - mn,1 snuh .as from tn's I'll the sweet elt
Id :s s,1'1a;,d mvdau ~ noMs As gently as he On
.ad ,he e saptaneq 70 ner 1nat as she had or
" ~ .pt carpets @ shc would bc called upon TO ra1
no aur 'nsn, ,1i' anu II vas manlm in law that We
onH vouiu M expect TO profit BY his own tort, wh
III ~ she uu;st INTO tears and said that tai
M ~ o nitG uanhs snc Eot ior trying to save wa
nem eu hnnc4 luz 9u'ty ~ Fuspana had to promise mi
,anat ~" uouues ior oetore her honest nat
Gn.u.r. W. 80 ussuasGu. ,..ast.L. 70:
he ,nnnt, .um moMfX t,,; ~ cnlLpRES sel
ANS and Paulina streets, fur jannarv anI tun haa
'ruary, show the number OF patients trnate1 Ser
his fDSnifa1 tf, have t,aop ~.