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The ladies' in charge Of The Protestant Osph4n
Asylum received aatferin9 compliment to ihsls
energy and rood management yesterday evening.
Tho attendance at the Olde Fulkrs' Concert, given
under their auspices at llerahey Music Hail, was
unexpectedly large, and compsluel the best society
people In the city. Both the nain tluof and Tho
gallery WeEo crowded. When Tho performers
smergcd from the dressing. .roolns In lhs rear OF
shU hall. and marched up thu si4ls and upon tho
rtaGs with stately pace, A. becAaao thelr antique
and elaborate costumes, they wcto loudly nn.
tsrta's through tsis performances, 1t waa wsll
deserved: too. ~ the whols affair wax successful
and htshly enjoyable.
Thsts VERY about seventy a'e ladies' and gentle.
wesv gutten up IN tho naoas gorgeous styles Of lhs
laat century, many Ut tho costumes having really
descended from that period, lsi'!x preserved d
uccas!ons Al this, Mr.. 4rn. john a. Logan, WIN
ery which once belonged to that Judy. Miss Wood.
whose lins4l desceulont sho Il. Mlss Kellogg
petsonated Mary Queen of scuta. and woro = htg6
ats tlncen: ttr.. seara appeared in ! drs.. that
belonged zoo years ago to the grrnt.great grand
snothsf of llaslaa tays: Another costume
Whssoet Vic d the fouadss UT u pa;tuoas az
College II the esst collegiate reception. TAen
thrrs wa. Lady Lafayette dress, iltny ~ tas
bsek - i370; Ms. President Madison wa4 pssson-.
Ate1 ~ Ats. Hanney tn D aTess Halu !u lSUO. aud
isio. 'SS'' 4'SA''' " - D''>'1''' ~ = a'''' "
rhs prox,aimms xa: =, y.slsa and Lengthy eneash
under The icadsrshlp o! Mr.: MartlI Towne, nanx
adutrably. Tho Euterpeau Quartetts appearel ID
several parts aud ws!a greatly .appanded.
Mn. Frank Blaii. and Alss HiuchiIde, va. CONT
cal. ~ WA aAo khs Quaker cuurt4hi - by Nj.
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TROUBLE IN THH h0AAp-OTllkH tTKNs
Pur some sltne pa.t rumors have been In clscnla.
tlon that several members Of thu Chicago Hoard Of
Underwriters had been cutting The regular ta.ia
rates. and lately sovsral parties supposed 10 have
bssn guilty ot this practice were spotted. Much
Indignation has been expressed by some OF the
aEuls IN this sccount, aud several Of Them have
threatened 10 Withdraw from tho Board II the mat
ter was not settled. 4 meeting os tho board was
bold yeststiay afternoon to take noms action in
regard 10 il. Thu meeting was private, md from
what can be learned . very nnu,aisd onr. This
parties accused dealed tho soft Impeachment. md
q shsss va. no dfsct psuof uxataat thsta nothing
could ha doue. II Was claimed that lbs principal
tthculty from tue fact that 4ume uf the dfus
palu con4mls4ton Of ~ peF cent 10 solicitors,
Wills others had ~ solicitors Ut all paid them
salaty, 4 proposition was ma1u 10 abolish com.
Inl'sons rad g1ts &hs benefit Ut tho smount 10 tho
Insured. Another propagation w1s .u&Iu that tho
psneat 81 ihs amoaat b. giycn 10 l4s unlsswrttcrs
NJ tArtuony could be secured On the matter, xnd
ture meeting.
Tbs anauai meeting Of tie National board of
tnle!wfiter4 will Ls he1t In New York On ths s5th
" this month. The principal lnattsE ~ coulu b.-
foFs The eetia. IL this question VI continuing thu
board 1u IT. Present s4aHe.
nut one VI !hs local eompanles, the Tssdefa',
sutpts leas BY ths Sautt 'ru Hotel d. st it.
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The jail yesterday contained $50 prisoners.
Mary Connolly, Mary Vatenti, nrldgct Curtain,
Mary 1,obosk', md Margaret 1soonuy wcro adludgcd
inaano yssterdny In the County Court.
Many of tho Con.tahtcs recently elected arc cxpc-
s1eneInz great difficulty in giving bond Several
have already given np The work AZ hopeless.
This work on tho Const- House goes forward slow.
". The feneo aud contractors Offices were in
conFsc ofconatracson yesterday, and To-day Sexton
Will lay (hs aEst brick.
:, Thc Town Fl ,tyds rG,k nov oataoss temout ~
las hsrssn!ora haa The distinguished honor Of lead
work on the as.osian we'll Al the Insane Asytum
has at last come to stand. .ttiil. Tio contractor
ate consuming an abundance Of tho connty's
hn!ng his anscr. which vas inst sons i, oSo fect
bcuw tho surface acscral months ago.
Thomas o'Gonnor was Yesterday arrested for
aebt at the sut cf james bo~en. 1lc owes So GOO,
lad se to @ 'eeas III prepsfty EFT w Wien saa' a.
tnmpftng 70 escape Under the 1nfolvcnt atL Judge
@ %s'ef s 5 sss e i As ss
Tho County Treasurer Is casllng about 10 1ay his
hands on sl4o, 900, which amount he will hAye 10
steDurse May for intcrcat on the countya bonded
casting about for parties 10 make them adyanCea On
tho orders they hold. Contractors arc also In tho
salns tx. md altogether tho financial outlook Is
this morning 10 do tllyrru things The tfean .tjnra
recently covered will te tnspcCtel for tho covering
Ut aon,o Of thum Is said 10 he In wrefchct conIi.
tinn. Tbs work Ut covering the ptpus las not been
paid for, owing 10 the fact that II has not been &C.
ccptcd, and tho further fact that tho contractors
have failed to give tho required bond for kpcp!ug
tho covering In repair 4 fcw Of Liogan1 hills {of
plumbing afo also 10 DO lookedinto '''' -
:, ~ ut,o.x ~ o,,c,, \ r,,,,,. ..,,.
patire. Il, s ys.tcrav ~, ,fat.d 10y. ~ nessaas @
yhat i, - coiicd ..,, mu m ~. os " shem
np n"I 'n.u tae he" ~ s alfeetea
snI I'll at S, ~ mc " @ nnn etaeSs,
asu sa ~ tnat M su.y iaas9 rosion .! thG Etohe ~
araHy i,e III H. Tug EInMa any usfa Mas TOTALLY 9Gat 70
,n.,a.. VI ~ fnn9ims ~ .r H.7p"ysu eGns@iaesao.e @
ietn. Wa o. ~ ,t ., "n.kes IN W cons
Ila.h's Maay u .Ha aioHes nte cracked, u ~
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CRIMINAL.

james Watson wAs locked up 1t tha Wese Asdl-
sou Street Station yesterday By Odeer u!gler hav-
Ing been caught sne4ktng au oye7eoat and cloak
fFoua the hallway Of Mrs. Waish's residence, No,
:s33 West Lake ssreet.
James Dsiscoll and James Qillen, two well.knowu
North.DisAlou thieves, wsFs run In last evening
by oalcer John Stiff, who wants them fos the lar.
eeny OF quantity OF clothing froGi tho tssidcuca
Of u. EnXtdhast, No. Gs9 North Franklin street
''Soapy'' Levy IL agsIa tu trouble. Yesterday
afternoon he was 0yfcattd by Detective lleuza man
upon y warrant sworn out BY Charlt. NIdule, Of
Grand Rapds. Mich. who was xHtndled ont OF
1t uue Of Lcvys xlsues Oh Cansl street. liz kick.
vi. and xUO weta returned " him On coudl.
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DEATHS,

... OA1AA AA6s
UNDERSTANDING ,Thursdsy morning q 1850
Tho funeral viii tako p,aco Saturday afternoon
Hurcn.st.
LASg-John I. Lang. April 1e. 1,o wn. born
Cl,icago In iuy.
Faner.l from late residenee, ao3 sedgwick.ss.,
TO Grace1ind, Saturday nt2 r.. N.
FuLToN-ln Chicago April II, Tommy L., old.
1 ycaru months.
Friday, April ~. Ut 2 o'clock. tsensainn VIII be
e!as"asti sna cosInxtsn S"5'i tKy.' papers a;
please copy.
2 ,1HE1tALME5At q t! Z Mercy Mo.p!ta April
,IiASEAI!7;AErl {; r II: Ila, yoapssst l.ushte, Of
nUcKLEY-o On Thursday morning, April IL,
at sp A. Anshloy:at, Elton. wtfo Of rfmoihy Buckley,
rs rfnnstsi ,Apnl \, ~ car. te Calvary Cemetery.
md Gta a. s" @sas ias asaS,
KsnaIns taken to prophct.tovn, III.
t0 LAcon til. papers please copy.
M1LLf0AN-At Nn,th s!dnoy. Eeb.. on Anrll
Of RdwaFd stillgan. OF Chicago.
H. Xst: ;:t jsss 81; s;
Hill VO1u AUEff u HHHAlGt M l.
Eoticu OF funeral hereafter.
~ Rochester aud buffalo IN. Y.) papers please
copy.
UcoNNOn-Aftcr long AMI painful illness,
Mn. Ann O'Connor, wife Of tho lato Jeremiah
OC0nnnr.
Funeral on Saturday, tho 14th Inst, from tho
Srsiaenfs ;, of hef nephcw. tieorge VI cnrt.s. 7,o
depot, thcnce by cats to Calvnry Cemetery.
Tic Ia4L farewell was taken
Amid lfUktn aobs snd sfEhh
Whalo her 4VuS Ia Pc ace l1ceaIsu
Tu thH land b1y0nu the sktea.
6hs has gone fF0ta Amongst u.
Id th1 KfArG she's 1aa At resi-
Hut wc know che IL sleeping peacefully
On her loving SAtior's Lfca.t.
nnAStlER-April II, Anna H., wits of Frclef-
lex ufaahsr, aged 30 years.
Funeral Saturday. April H. from go West
Washington ST., At l0n q. n., 10 Rose Hill by chr.
flagea. Friends nsa Invited.
KEYs3A5Psli Il. Jamcs Keys, ST., at Evan,ton.
Funeral Friday, April II. at 2 ?. H., to Rose
FREER-Tho funeral Of nr. Frccr will take
place trom hta late residence IA Ontario. IT.. Sat
nrday morning, April II. At IL o'clock.
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CITY-uALL,
License receipts yesterday were $3.50.

Liccnse receipts yesterday were $3.50.
Two saloon licenses were Issued yesterday.
Water receipts yesterday wcru $2e, 460; from mis-
cet1aneons sources, $J03.
Tho payroll Of the Firc Department for the
month Of March amounts to SO, Cos.
Sixteen special assessments, mnstiy for new
Sidewalks were placed In the City Collectors hnnds
yesterday for collection.
Tho Mayor will have Ills message rendy By tho
tttnc tho now Council Is ready to begin work. 1t
will bo conclse document
Corporation Counsel Anthony's opinion In tho
Iitdreth case Will 10 delivered to the Council whom
they beglM TO canyass tho votes.
AID. White lcntcs that hc cxactcd any prom,scs
from AID. MeAIurney, Of the Tenth Ward, who IL
10 succeed smit, or Tint he aided In hs election.
Some Of 1iIldreth'a frlendA arc anxious that ho
shall withdraw from further contest for q seat In
th;d thH Council a. they know Ills efforts viii prove
city: :Enginesr Lang. q Milwaukee, and En-.
rorts who are to Aaasst In tho West SLde Jumping.
Works test.
IA, cole q tslsg5sph ssnsl. sna slpa.est ha.
running catd and di;ti6us4 among tHs areman. @ .'"
;, Building permits were i1sued yesterday u =.
sowa .ties ssx Ill., py
A.. 4. Mckenna. for I'VE two story and basenont
brick asellinEs X. 20 Ly 10 feet each; on Indians
each.
Al The low vartcty dives, where beer was ped.
died ana wh!ci! had Wino rooms attached: havo
nssn sinsea; ! Thsre wil BE- no beer psldling al.
tho Ado'phl. Museum. coltseuu,, Toledo, Glnhe,
md Academy Of slusEc. Parties dosrlng ,heif
bar.
This building OF thu Fuller street bridge is dc.
layea owing to tho failure Of ono Of tho contractors.
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Ices Al the house. They will he held at Plymouth
Church At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
After taking up collection for \ 6ofal tcsttno.
Mai, the meeting adjourned.
WHISKY.

WHAT Jur0H BANGS BAYB.
A dispatch from Washington yesterday to THK
TRIBUNE announced that Assistant. Secretary
French had completed his report In The matter Of
the immunity c1almcd for tho first batch Of Tho
Chfcngo Whisky. Ring. 1tf. French reported ad.
ss1cIy to tha claim for civil immunity. whlta al.
loving that immunity from criminal prosecution
had been promised BY tho anthoFittcs here In Chi.
cago, condition Of their turning States evidence.
That pron,Isc or agreement. the dispatch stated.
was rcinced 10 writing, and while It did not
ae,sph 1soel1e. Anton Jankes. n. y: Ford, II. v.
oliver, lanes Conner, 0ousEc Miller. Cornelius
1has EssS'f, T. e a MI
nntl ac.cd IN eno fai,l!. ihc Government would bo
they wonId become friends Of thc tlorcrnment anu
the Government might release them altogether.
ssh".ss e 5 ys eee. q , e
satc sh; sisli ]udGmcnta obtained against tue arss
aTnmUxk reporter yesterday called npon District.
Attorney Hangs md asked him whether clyll tn.
mnnity had really cSer been promised 10 sts urbt
..lf should attempt to tell you al, That was
tala On that subject nsswcen the attorneYs q tho
." asns 1s& 's 5ass Ss9 snss ~ several
1,nt you must know. whether my definite
agreement was ever entered into"
aware: Thu negotiations between the first batch
nnd the Government attorneys extended over many
n,uneht. VIC held numerous eonsuitatEots. md
may say now that rather than ~ tho samc cx-
pcrenct, won nlicl. prefer to try al tho cases.
This conpromlso business was extremely annoying
aud truubicaoMc."
'.lint yDn did make son1o agreement"
"Of c0urtc. It can bu taken fer granted that
We promised thcm complete criminal immunity,
Just ns fs stated In TmE TR1nuSE Dispatch"
:Whs there written agreement"
'fThcre was not. sec Il IL Alated In the dis
pitch that tho agreement WAS reduced to writing.
This IL Incorrect, ur at 1rnstf II tE misleading. No
written contract was ever ma dc, and the agreement
referred ~ WIS simply statement In writing made
by mo last June while in Washington.
'Dll sou make tho written statement becausa
of PROMISE to the whisky mcn 10 10 dnl'
Nut At all. It Wal simply for The convenience
Of The Attorney -tenetal. In all orr talks With tho
whisky men We conceded to them tho privilege Of
pleading their ca*ea ut Washington. and gare Them
plenty y time 10 send on their attorneys and rep
Etxeniativrs."
.Thcn 1t was not until after nil tho vhi,ky trials
were at ~ end that tho written document referred
10 was dfhsn np!"
mo, and moro than year utter the time Of tho
Indictments Ut the first batch. While | was in
Washington Afr. Leonard Swctt WAS there prcaent-
linz tho case of his cstenta. and they certainly
not complain Of 4 violation Of nnY pturisc 10 giro
tcsa plenty Of fceway to ret tho car Of the Depart
mGnf.'' =
.'Thcn no agreement OF absolutc Immunity was
ever entered Into i,r the Government prosecutors
"Only In regard 10 immunity from criminal
prosecution -
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wiseon.ta: George Y; wa1cs Eoston: the Hon. T. s.
NV deSfRe s wv H.
t. ,I nsnSro;t. FG5t i!nson &c llen: william Hamilton.
s,ter. NJ, 4: r. u. Ca,la!,an, Eau Glare: ii. i.
o Mnsf o1sna ksw ffak T stsrsr L os.
Ghsrlc. X M1nstsia l'roeklrq Il Mount. A&an3
4cn. Green smith. Sew yofk; the lion. o sf nArnc*.
3;an'InR MisE;.C, !: Msrrts. Esansy:1'r, ind tns
st.eo: II M lsrevn, rhtlaaelnl,la d Thorne. Ncw
4: u. Snwyer. sycamorc, iii. H. IL rhclss Madison.
Ms:; CAPT. L. lint. fmalot Y. II. Woo!. Nex YORK,
Eity. Col.t Il. T. raEGer. Toledo. Q. -.
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OBITUARY..

m. JOSEPH ". FREER. =
The medical profession and largo circle Of
friends will he panied though not sarprset To hear
OF tho death Of nr. Frecr which took place II 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Doctor hbs been
In feeble health Tor many months, and for the last
week OF 80 there has been but Tho fantcst hope Of
hte recovery.
Joseph W. Feccr, n. D., President and P1ofcs.
for Of Physiology and Mlcroscopicat Anatomy In
1suth Medical College. was born at Fort Ann, Wash-
ngton County, N. T.. Aug. 10. 1916. On tac
fathers stde he was Of Hoilnndtsh dcscens, the
ancestry being among tho earliest settlers on tho
banks Of tho 11ndson. On the maternal stdo
ho WAS, through the family OF raincs.
descended from tho carty settlers OF New
England. lie enjoyed the usual advantages
Of tho common md high school education until
about i, yesrs Of age. when. on june Il. 1s:}5,
claim on l:,e Calumet lsycr, which, however, alex
brought back to Chicago ia State Of insenslb'ity.
On liz liz sotnsf u Tx and c'ark sttess IT," SDS
IA ~; I ;hs% s.s f.
% sa'e wh.t 0S ha' there ns' s had sd' tse
Advantage Of thc petsonai association and the x.
the old sehoo1 and libcrsi culture. During hIs 70.
jonrn IN this region lie opened and brought under
t as ,t tsGS ~ saas, um 9no =. MG9 te nlaus
~ nome a'4sr nis Maftnge " March, !na4; 70 ny
III. n WIG; M,ss Emet'he tn.1en asnRheT 1,1 2!
.nut., Hvaasi .uH =, srI1.: ata,iy S.ccx, ~
s;, TX; eeiS.n @ ~ ", t re'ass no~ tsSinn III
mno a. a't y. anu o'o LUG statd sooa service
III r,ra ~ ~ s,' w.. ". H.. IT..
,,}tt ~. sas rmH nsa t. ~ as; sansaea
shanveS III thr wi,or enSrsn of h,s ill., 'ete"''"e"%
M I1sTT"wpm ~ rvv " ,1n S
IN order TO- Know Tor htinAelf what thrru
was OF srhth In i. IN pursuance 81 thls
ass'en; 70 .fose 70 ne sl'.ase pf ,Ehleag9
10 10 % sone!t tno tnte ff9t. panIel nfainnr.!
~ ~ Iceese nain Il. a. parsl. ~ hsnasH eoasenteN
y ~ eo' ana Mr: Fferf cniffcu NJ once INC atl
9i .nly lst1. From TINT tlMo 10 ihe death OF that
altt'ft9ai.nen sntEeoft anu eminent citizen 30 was
IN iasnrtc antl oD)eet VI tNt most friend"
" ,,cs9Ea anM M R!nu nstts!ancc; ~ .,.,
=, Dr, Ffcet Efaahhteu az slsa Met!!cal college at
inc ciose oI the re:s,Gn OF lsto-4u: 20 faInatKa.
Ile ma been hie pfogfesH nna requirements t!at
tllfinG ihe samG winter ho lad been appointed hy
itot, ilsaai H. ictflGK. shen occupying fhc Cnalr
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va. he'd =. ,ns rre@oas ioa.s ,a.' sssnax to
take aetion wiz tetcseneo 10 INC acath OF Ut.
ua51afa n' ueeDc' nnd 10 'aake arrangements Tor
nt' Mss1 H. n.' a. psssn ra u S 4.,;a, shRss ga,tsso o.
ballard. Hawkes.. and Woodbury..
III. Smith presided. lle said he neetl not dwell
on Dr. necbe'a hlstory. Ills life was patent to
~, a''. !. sa'en.+ eaess5. anu saeee,s a. pnysl"
e'an Anu sntseon were Known no. onIy 70 .he pro
Try.
nr. Felows wns choscn Secretary.
On mo,ion" ,hs sI to,t,s an s wo1s aono,n,ea r,m.
aa4 Duncan; anl there On urrangumons: Da.'
nEsokurioxs.
After an absences Of halt ali hour, tho Committee
on Resolutions reported az follows:
wnknEA.. our distinguished cu,les euo p.. Gaylord
nooni!dn VI life, and In tbs funesl Ut lii p0xeEI
ETsae; TIN. IN t,s aestn the lomoe,.,hfc nro,u..
Eaisxy onu u IL Iriaftsst ssfs e'' 'A' 'a*e'
Rt.i!fd. Tint " present ~ record os loy.ity tn
se q ~ 1sss:nx III r.. ~ rsonx Tue y
woFiy II sSaisyn. a'a 'a's'sA' sts"es' ~ examples
o S,,snrsn se
WIN lyr.l and d :osal attFibate.;
az 9nts1 '{eahy n:s ,c,ou,t0o. i, t,n.h. n
dsy pHpss II ils esy aItJ ths tutca iourns.. 1a %f
thr r6ury and Tint copy bt presented 10 the i1nliy
Of tbs dccGasc4.
~ oHs ~ W. AoHf
sala that leAaef =! ~ "hiteat tathe, physician
anu aafEsgh 1haFefeal!y fetrfed. ahu worthy Of
tAcif hightst csteein, Aaa Euna 10, kls
Ahal tcst. MOL 10 kEe morning ot life,
with poWes4 M4tsou anu intellect uhte etst0pcd,
" tho puacGful eyeniAg Ut long ans' honorable
Ate hut At tho blaxlnX noontad0 u life, frOM tut
Mtttst Of tho rushing throny Ut manhood that
aMnycd nlunx Tho Vruat highway Vt life, lso wak
chilled to stop AsIo into tho narrow path t!at led
upwarl to that life whose pOrtal we called uealh.
Like Il study CEDAR on Mount Lebanon, he was cut
down tn tic midst OF 4 stea1Y HroWlh.-fron Gver-
work Of his ever busy md active llfc ThsEc Haa
this consolation: that all thlnYs wcfu secureu.
NJ temptations or tfals OF life coulI now pesct
hins. There WAS nothing In El1 life tausG who
had seen ~ anfoldings would 'ehaags' 70 tho
possessed u,aAy qualities which dtted btm for thu
tEeat physician anu slFGeon lhut hs wns. iu Ind
hrDnuss. intellectual breadth mid v!xoE, tnteEFy
4hd virtue, chaality, loving ktnlaesa, and nohlc
generosity.
Dit. rRATT -.
said an Intimate Acquaintance with pF, neet4
would h&ys been convincing thAs he was aboYt my
conalaerAsiou which would infect the opinions VI
otheEs. liz wa NOT influenced ly public 0pInlon;
hl4 lsrart und lfe seemed 10 ba cnrryelIcaly en-.
paged tu Efforts ~ learn all liz could, aud 10 apply
! hts knoMlcdgs ~ tho cure ol his patients. lila
!nosl bitter cHeuics. II they hst! known iii pecu:
tiaEitfcs nnd character, would hatr culae to lts
saMu conclusion. lis was hopeful that there were
| men W4o would imitntU nF Neuba's example ot
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Louis, The rss held bS this Company IA 81, OOO
Tho Company can we'll nfonl The lnss, ~ It has
lately bccn doing vcry tarRc huhiness. In orller
10 properly attend to the fire risks offering. It had
TO abolish its 1narihe department The ncw Offices
Of this company nre a. fnc n any in tho city, and
arc nrrangrd with special view Of transactlng
butness with caae and lttpntch.
, 1877-04-13
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP,

First among the regulates OF tha toilet ID n rood
Artcie Of soxp, but 10 procure 1t II not nwnys On ray
NATTER Many Of tho most c1pensise sonps In tho mar.
kct Hste from and dcctosios H1atcrtalt md
thes delicate cD1otnx and fragrant rcrtue oa tf.en
conceal the most repusive impurities Tho disclosures
recently naio public regarding thta subject posi.
tlvcLv atatttnE. and deserve serious consideration
Scented sohps arc now kaown TO bo extremely ohec.
enAe. eapecfay applied to Tho head, infur!ur ,he
hair Irritating tho scan, and Inducing head.
Accs Tho character Of tho ingredients ntsy be inferred
from fhe atatement Of gentleman who makes she
scentfng Of Eoaps Ills busness he recently declared hat
persons engaged In t!s employment wero aurt lived;
WS!es liz aee,eaon could i u M foiiw:d au'''<
2s|sf;:S 1ssi IA $:ss i H.
so.s esabt.hsntis hy a. ths s!E q i:
various productions has for many yenr been widely
terminated, but tls latest a.,cctss y tile nprsppsais
p Id
Mr. uAnn1rT hsa succeeded IN rcrfcctnE tho soRlrl
tio r. ~ ar,: toet .os sse,
III: 'a t. a. t.
N; r. n*ngrrr. Tohxr Soar" y .he trade marx
for t0 tie delicate skin Df nfknts ch!ren
pns ~
GciE Of such oao pntity a to require no ~ ir1m
chemistry to dIsEa.e intcstos msts.a's tn mot r.
stie Of IL T. ,ahbitl Toilet sosp rsaer lt liz mott
nsah1l aud ssrcesbe article of tho Kind ercr mana.
'TNonsh apectaly desirable for the use Of ,ae. md
~: . 9aey e; ss1is
of The incst .eats for bsrbeI4 use y k Iast betuS
bcco1no gcntFal.-Stc loTk 7rtbuhe
, 1877-04-13
BOARD or EDUCATION.

NEtUH95s ElCs
The semt.mnnthty meeting Of tho Board OF
Education was held last evening, pseapnt ". Il.
Sullivan. President. anu Meesrs. Clarke, English,
iloyne, Jarobs. Kuhn, llo.z, Trusting, Weeh. and
Wells.
communication WAS read from AID. Ballard
Offering to rent aono dock property along Filth
nvcnnc, agreeing to pay ut tho rate Of 81 90 per
foot per year Until! 1850. The oHcr was nc.
cepted.
The School Agent reported that thero had been
received for March S4, 1a1.J0. and expended
SSb 61s. 90. The cash un hand at tho date OF tho
laat report was 81, T5t. Oh, and the balance now
" hand. si!;. D95: ~ The rrnt due up to May 8,
% oseoS Fnspsl tSos i5s e Jons. seSoo
wa then lakcn up and resulted In tue selcction Of
Miss l}ln. her sa]ary to tnto back 10 tho tmo sho
Tho School superintendent submitted summary
of tho attendance at tic schools fur tho paht month";
The nsefase ay ntsndsnce i,4s a been U.s. osS; tho
II, ahG9s. ais 0''0s'ns' '"0 ha"'s' snf0''ed
I'hc, Committee on Du,l1nga and Grounds re-
6, thc city for ills several schools ths past yeer.
aud recommending that the amount tn ID paid for
tue .s II tho ss9 r,Gpety 'hs coming ysar Se
property .h9laos refusing to aecede to the reduc.
lion that other p'opcEtY be secured. The report
The Superintendent reported, asking that the
salary. Of MfAs Eurtts, Principal Of the Cottage
Grove it!gh schol, te a1ed ;ihe matter was taken
The matter Of amending tho fnle affecting the
teaching OF German. innslc, and drnwtug III tho
schools was then taken up, and after some tscus.
slon referred to tho Committee tn Text. uooks.
TExT-GpOKs.
Mr.. English introduced tho following resolution:
IT. TT tmo Rs1mma! anu pfl.
i ssTs " II anr = tCsA ~ el tsnt
~ .Msir nGga H. T. fsta nticss 81 ot ast ysas anu tat
ss u :s' 'ss q
Tho resolution provoked considerable discussion,
su,ns w,,sthcs oots ronja IT, vntto W ~ H9 pa.. o
ihu!catsa q 10y.
At. English was satisfied! that the passage Of tho
resolution would snyQ not 1ess than SIS. uyO. nnl
that thurs wuuld IL, M ]IJ,lcilv In V,ffinv tha
inoks In thuurht TINT nin,n.t ,n~ ~ thc e,nt,
iIsh~r. wnT,H f"r,il ~, hS ~, an5 H. ~ @ .as rau
OF cost 10 hafo thclr books In the kchoUld. Tho
ux3sout hfs..Ixe .hss would % 1s Eysn them thereby
dqllats H.. % una cents.
.rasa n,,n. ~, ~ ~ aid oset ana 1nAao tno
seE the nexA Mseuh2 OF tno 1oosd NJ
'T'he cnnmtttre IN rer+.DooLs vc,o,tca -or,,,.
ncnTInp ifss ~ h"sat T., " I'D X ~ .,sci
the city for The year commencing Sept, !. lB77.
TAG GOmnlttce recommended but few changes
fruin ttle bouks now III use, tho following
lrInr the nrIntina. I;nynf;. tnst.sT ~ IT, sr.nss
ruyncat osg2t4pn3: telbeEtA PLAT stu91cs. IN
s!eaa q cG,s.t *a. Asftv2nomy Ell!ot y ss9sers
ri, ;,,. ~ w NeW
~, fios.irs t',ct;nm"ry a.an.: nm tsns
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