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, 1877-02-13
THE TELEGHApuERE.
THEIR ANNUAL BALI AT MAnTlyx's L,sr rvr.

- '''NAAe esNAs N AtHA
Tho To'eEraphets Of Chicago gavo their ANIMAL
reception ut Marino's Halt on Ada street iast
evening, and II proved TO bo oo OF Tho pra.aptcst
social events OF tho season. IN addition 10 tho
ordinary orchestra, tho Telephone had been sccur-
cd, AMI this was feature Of the cntcrtninmcnt-n
very attractvd ouo, since tolcgraphers not only ia
the city but outside Of 1t, wero anxtous H. dance
TO tho Tst wntr ever PLAYED by this Instrument In
ballroom. Tho instrument, or rathcE tho series
ci boxes. each representing different noto, wcre
pendant from the Ras}ct4 over tho muaIclans plat.
form. There wefc slxtccn boxes, ranging IN size
from six Inches long by three w!do to fourteen by
'i1, the smallest ones being attuned 10 tue ytbrs-
lions Of n high mute, and tho larger ones to thoto
of low notcs. Ia the centre, underneath
and attached 10 boz, was n mag
net. the other "deeciscss" being con.
1ss nss'sa Cd, thsrsrta .s BY wires. Th!. was all
sss ssa i Mosd uns ose Hyed
doubted tho adaptabilityof tho music 10 ancn5' aid
,: tes,r tsst. ess realized; When tha TsSrEsas
Sa,ssisd S.ssi vsa sossS ". ho h a%'S,% T.
solnef 81 hassls and Washington '" s,Pssts. gsss.
y e. ,,, % strains q the waltz. Thsy eau,s
.des, she . tana was mi on tins.-uo one eonii
Wiz se" dcabe:r hssin9 sasst Ga 70,
conversation, and Tho Fuslinx Of liz ladies' its.sSs
gu tho tloor drosued tbs nofs. completely. Ths
ciuso initiation Of wood. "un suesssv,, Msts
was ee,,t TO lha mantpulatUr NJ lhe ssndinY
end, .'four tnao Il wfesehed." And then Tiers
.segulara" htled tho GAP. subsequently, thu
psaynF p!. q tas waltz ha!!nK been absnao oned.
other simple melodies came over ill., wsres, and
All iar !la1cners WaEc delighted. In this respect
TIN TELEPHONE WAS 4 RrCCEas
M a. DtEAcUt dHfclMtt6. ia n tnvUntte. nnI
lin Ir.n.n.i. .s;" hs Mnas ~ ucs4ht4 foi.
, 1877-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Rev. L. r. Chamberlain viii eivo q Bible
reading In Lower Farwcll Halt Tuesday, at II
O'Clock d. n. Subject: 'sThc Way Of Life"
Tho eleventh annual meeting Of tho Northwest.
ern Daifymcsn' Association will bo held at 1rrcnc-
bnums Hall, 10 and rs Fifth avcnuo. Thor will
assemble this morning at II o'clock. and contlnuo
for thrca dnyf.
The Chicago Academy of Sciences holds its usnAl
monthly mces!Hg this evening At z $50. at g13 VA.
bush avenue. T.. W. Durntiam, ESQ.,, will givo
some account Of ha own labote IN observing double
Aagrations and their possible consequences.
Tho Womana Christian Association wish to no.
euro and pay for the services OF a number of
nuraes to 20 ont among families whste scarlet 70.
capacity will please call At the ". G. A.. Rooms,
No, 10 Arcade court, Fnrxell Hall building, ho.
tween aud II, Tuesday sud v ednesday motninga
, 1877-02-13
DEECIIER.

AND now THE RgroRTRtls SLAUGHTERED HIN,
Tic newspaper Mcn who wcro detailed to rcport
3lr. UuccAera Sunday morning sermon had Spe,
c'ally haFA task to perform. Tho tables nt which
they wcro seated were placed at distance from
and on tho s1e Of tho spoa;or, 50 that II wns al.
most Impossible to avoid 1osng words AMI oven
sentences as he turned bis face and voice
fro1n thrm.' ANY person who critically read
the reports which appeared In the Mon.
day morning papers must have been astonishcd
by the discrepancies, and tho occasional exruord.
ary mistakes. Some Of the latter arc too good 10
bo lost. Some arc instances Of miahcarEns, others
VI nareailng notes, and Others Of utter ignoraucc
VI tho scrptu1cs.
For Instance. Nr. nccchor said, speaking OF
lukewarmness. TINT tho nnso1 said 10 tho Church
Of Laodieea, "Dccaaso thoa art lukewarm viii
somlt thea out OF my mouth" This was traus.
formed In oac n'orning paper Into ~ will baniah
thee out q my hoase." In, another place Ms.
a1ns s1Snsf poaH Of ths .eyss,1 which ssang
Which ;!thsf materially 1c'+aes. Tho ,,stS ot o tiat
hack to tho rat:nsci.al era. lie also said no man nl
,"stsMorRAo.sd y one r.pei INTO ..no MIN hss
another ia.o ~ man Is man of humility who Il
not pumnsa for T." One paper make, sff: 1'eeehsf
n,tge unS 15s s ,S within
drought Into communication w'.h liat eismcnt men mef
nis rsf.sats t md esn A. enbhlu that has simply
enrrents that ncycE fes tho keel Q! worldly intercsn
toating, apnn them. and WHEN the Kingdom Il
asa hubble: That i bmply gisag il value" '''0
AF hsssher sa!a thu ,hs pyoplotn gftas many
ns asana Tsrs ns ntn eis
lSso II, eesass nas to 'rhoy sis s"'sas: eas
and leather Ut kho world who dir Tho hRlh.t
, 1877-02-13
LEGISLATIVE CONrMITTEEs.

Tho etato Legislature was prc!ty largely reprc.
scnscd in Chicago last evening by tho prctcncs nj
the Grand Pacific Hotel Of Tho senatoea and 1fep.
rescnsAtsss charged with looking after tho chasita.
bic instttutlons Of tho State. The Senate Com.
mEfcc on Stote Charities and Educational rnstlt,.
tlons waa represented by Senators Jones, Frantz,
Iioancr. 0lassford. Riddle, Robinson. Davis.
Smith, Hamilton, Magborne, finrrold, and Herd.
man, Tho Committee, II fnll, would have com.
pritad moro tknn twtec this number, and tho 70.
rnaindcf arc expected to 10 hero this morning,
The House Committees weso those on
Static Institutions and Public Charities.
Thoy wcre represented by Mcasrs.
stts' s1' wssttall Jsek, kicscc hsed. md Moft
Gs e rneheF epa o sSost s the
,hs .tjscE.Sayi'ie Rspsess1tstiss t.,
Iet Of other gentlemen from thy city, mostly poll.
etSn' nag. 2, un'a.L s ookins after the's ts eske
w..ine eans snG tue ike M ,ma e Tor pstwssn Heet
GS%m5ee oes 4 ,a Sl .o sty Essd
70 settle upon dctaIl.. Il H. generally understood
that The party wy visit tho Eys aud ar lnhrn,ary
70 es a1a s ss}S Il ssf sf vi as
afternoon Will ve'y likely bo given MP 10 sIsht.
eccing though number of tho memhers viii sreild
themselves what i prortr 10 be done with Tho pso.
o.tlon 70 move That nftcio over into tho grounds
Of ahu University. Ills uonue Mayor Heath said
ever was most likely TO mako this con.snittecr'
stay Interesting. and Il thcy manifested any desire
to see The Wnor Works 10 rlia about It would bs
Grained. Very like!J o party for thcsd purposes
an hour not yet agreed On, the whole rarty viii 70
10 Elgn In a special train, 9"
CoNRENEhCE WITH TIE MAYOR,
Upon Thu invitation Of scyrrpl Of tbs Chicago
members OF tho Legislature, Mnynr Heath and a..
E!ttant Cotporntion. Counsel Adams wetc ii tho
Grant Pacific Hotel last night to confer with lbs
'1,eln,cra npon tho subject Of revenue. Tho Mayor
SAID 10 Z TRIBUNE reporter after tho talk that
he found tho members uI III fnyOr OF natsinr
NJ sitaIlar TO ono Of those which had been pru.
.enlea SONS few wtaks ago, with lhe exception
that oil paints pertaining 10 tho general revenue
!aW should b. left ont, "a tho Legislature eunten,.
was needed was u hill for baek tag collection. Tho
revision Of tho grncral law would provide tor tho
ota.t ronn: @ une ShanEs contemplated IN ths
grat month"; earlier In tho 3cnr than at ntesrut,
The Mayor thought TINT II that change wcFo nado
tho city could g0 through tic years III futurc With
% ont %hnxlSg tn borrow cent before tho ta1es weTs
Willingness which tho Legislature hau shown to
tnke so,c speedy acton to relieve tho city In itN
present cnlbattak4mcnts. w
, 1877-02-13

Sasah Rourkc, residing At No. $50 West Polk
street, yesterday arrested by Detectives Steel
and Ryan upon warrant for tho larceny Of gold
watch and chain and sonin clothing. aworn out by
Ellis Ityman, In whose house on Wabash Ayenue
Sarah recently lived.
c. II. smpkins, formerly Detroit halter, but
moro recently swinaler In Canton, Fa., was ar
rested yesterday In this city by u. L. Wright, who
% fSSns III npGe se ~, a; e a.
returned last erening with his prisoner.
Frank Iiorn, brother Of slc former proprietor
street, was arrested Yesterday for the larceny Of
Clothing and several satchsls belong to guests Of
Of Conrad Ftrrnug, the present proprietor.
Christ. soale, a third boy concerned In Tho rob.
berry Of Miles Kcnnedy. at tho corner Of Eric and
lio;yne Streets Friday night, sss arrested last
Station. Over .s160 OF tho $40 stolen from III.
Kennedy Is asld TO have been In hta possession yes
tcrdaJ.
John Square went back on hl. uame and. II Is al
eItent Of about 5000 an then tola ths forged pa. M
per. lilo WAS up bcforo Justice lsatnes yesterday
wss Sa s ssn on qsfS So
81, 600 on each charge.
J. q. 0lanEe, wanted for enbczzlcmens ln Shell
n tnd s9 Palmer fe eoth
ias pso il shis sss. S we1o aos s1ies,ed
esn Ss'syi Id Ss soats s sssfs Il
Dixon.
tatessy of &; ssnts worth. II yaia ffom ! peddisr
bing. and fitting OF tho nose Of John Terck, Of
No. loH Fisk etrest, ara locked up at tho Weat
anee on svenne sa s
caused by Torck dancing with girl upon whom
lula had tomo claim.
George Riggs. powcrtal African who Ia becom.
, 1877-02-13
ODI1'TTA1lY.

ELMER TYLER, ONE or TUE OLD SETTLERS.
Another Of the old settlers has passed away to
ilfs cterna1 home. On sundaJ morning Mr. Elmer
Tyter died at hts residence, No. 4 Woodland Park.
ago, almost to day. ar. Tyler, who wns then 20
Jeats OF age, camc 10 this city from Buffalo. Soon
after his arrival he started ANAL tailor shop In
little frame shAnty on Lake street, win, the growth
OF tie then cnibryo city his business honrtshcl:
and In 184O. when tho Northwestern fcycn broke
out, he had achieved moderate fortune. In tho
summer of TINT year 10 pulled up stakes
he opened large clothing md general
merchandise establishment. In tho spslng Of 1851
he determined TO 20 into tho newspaper business,
an cane to Chicago to secure ~ oiitft for co.tn.
III nov
tor In TiiE TnlnukE otiec. to accompany lin in
,he,.% the enterprise ~ that time ,e Gasna Road
ype and Other 70 ':eRt'a Es, shess 9s
9 III d;sss % mhs.s s
steamer Nominee. bonnd Up to , liver f for s. st.
pse E. d pn ssy sy q 1sS1 s. 's
s sssss; s ss,! s:s'''ss 'as:
eona, ~ Il % sss .e vgaa M
Tyler retained hs connection with tic Erprxts for
hs h1ont ~ ~ noatas. when he SOLD oat to lf. Wood
ai.9 n lnrG,ted largely In teal estate atonnd tho
Falls. Ten years later he disposed Of iIa nercan-
tue and other interests and returned to Chicago,
attention to tho Improvement of his real property
lis then mnyca to llllfsdalc, .sich. where c &C.
himself to remain my longes from Chicago, whcro
ny presence was necdst 10 superintcul hia roal.
estate Affairs. One OF his buildings, Nhich at
ot State and Washington streets. This property
no ,, sosd 10 Potter falmer, who. tosn down tho
marble. structure Whlch wa1 leased to Ficid,
Letter .S Co., md perlrhcd In tho htK fire. lit.
Tylet was quiet, unostcntatlour gentleman OF
ho GANG In contact, either socially or In business
way. l!e leascs u wifo and two children. ton
am aaMehtct, TO Mnurr his loss. The funeral vii,
take place from, his iAe residence at 10::}O thia
morning. ~
, 1877-02-13
DEATHS.


HnGHES-Feb. II. 1871. It hor restdenco, l63
South Dcsplalpes atfect Catherine JAM MQ1hes
sged 70 years and tnoutl!s.
.lIIgh Aaa. q st. I:atrlck's Church, Wednesday,
Feb II, at 1850, thence cars to Calvary.
HOLAAN-In Chicago, Feb. II, 1877, Of heart
disease. Helen NJ. WIFI Of b. +. Holman, aged II
years snd 10 days
Wednesday RI ..:3o o'clock p, "a. Fiieuds ol the
family are in"itotl.
tHueneva ~. w papers please copy.
wife Vt JudRe EGenczcs Peek, aYcL 70 yrar1
funcfal fron, tho residencc, No. Is Walton
place, "Wednesday a o'clock.
HEiLMAkN-Geof2e liciliuAnn, 1t bis resi-.
deuce, U!G Arnold stfect, -
Funeral Wednesday, D o'clock .. n.
Baltimore papers please copy.
FEALY-on sunday evening. II their residence,
Ill North DesplAlpes stscct, Susan, wife Of AAk.
tin Fealy, tn her a1lt year.
Funeral BY cara 70 Calvary, Tuesdsy. Fab. u.
BOWE8-Feb. II, aftss txrnsy. -four hosls, III.
, 1877-02-13
THE CANAL.
d FAY OF THE COMMISSIONERS,

CHlcAGo, Feb. II. - In your ljspatch fran,
Springfield In ycatcfdsy's Tntnuak II rcporkcd a
resolution offered in tho Ilouse by Representative
Dunno, Of this city, fcfefrfny 10 tho coupe
OF tho Board OF Canal Commissioners, anI chary.
In: that they hayo been paid musa for THUR aery-
ieea thsn they wcso Justly entitled 10 uudes tho
law, and proposing tho abolition Of the Hoard, etc,
HAVING been ono Of tho board Of Canal Cau,ml4,
sloners slneo May R7, 1873, destto 10 say = few
words In your paper In Fozusd 10 the nboyu matter
10 fur ~ am concerned. After having been M,
pointed Canal Cou.mlsssoner this matter OF salary
came up, when was informed tint tho former
Hoard, appointed By Uov. Palmer In 1860. cou,Ist,
Ing Of joseph utloy. Virgil u!ckox, and lioseFt
Milne, bad during their term OF office made out
she1 vouchers for lhoif salaries, and drawn on tho
stato tsasuEcr for tho same. Ut tho rate OF - Sss
Day Tor ayery day Of .ha ycar.
salstti, md Col. l't'cy, Tho President Of ihs old
Hoard; ana s!+o Of ths CreseHt board, said That Il
Ta. tns sas saa tat tho tats osa ndes
hs st sSe !ossa .Ssua fw shsxs q fsa ios
hays. md do con.truo the law to- ths salaries
y lhe n,sn'bcr1 Of tho Hchssul Assembly, giving
;ns Rst AZ aa,iax essh .ss:.op ana
aays a known Il the lesi.ia.ats being ID ss,.len
slonsrs being em.loye1 In emergencies taking caru
81 ahs property Ut the sata Oh sunday In times u
uRnX&S.
rhe OLD Board Of Canal Trustees were paid
sssrX 81 y. 100 zach per year, md ~, Informed
days. The poarl Of Canal Con.snitslouers rct.
form the duties VI General kupeFlntcuIuut berEc.
safY, and Treasurer OF tho Illinois d Michigan Ca
WAoash River Improvement, and cars Of the build.
inG o. tns ioet snd da1o a Coplsfus Creek. con-
PCT day. amounting to 81, s:,5 ar yexr Ihs sala.
sies oi onaeers and employees ~ employed by the
old Board VI csAAl Trustees through shn year In
officers aud employes performing the sams seErire
under The Board of Canal coni1lkaiQnura amount
70 w W, showing saving pes year 10 tho Stale
The pseseut Board Of Canal comualssiouer, have
eudeAsosed 70 manage the anAirs OF The canal Ia
buA!ness. like manner. and thay think they have
doua 10, In adjusting and hssWonlz!ng thu d!Hcs.
, 1877-02-13
TIE CITY-IIALL,

NF nnr 4f fhn tie 7 ranx4 44,rn. "a.
~, snshaas Its ~. 49," ~ $500. ""N~'
''.' 'sh'o'"'' '0 "as o'e" " eAhaoa'
.n, In The lat two month. = 1000 .seeps h. ssye
are a. nuc,.ls hrntcn horcre. 49,, - sn",,, IT,
s.a ~ o rs. ,hcr aa' ae'' so
cu,elmlnor. rc.ubocrs, and painter. aro o. work
Inc pet. ,eom e. Tue o. no 10.
ihe entire CTS. .Iinli would hurt notlibs' ~ -
1,nt,d,ro. o.sr,,,tr,.rd,rt r,,,or.,.nS ,,.a,,,,s
tho building whore the rceent boiler explosion
sapReneS ana toha H. tnat o damages Morc INT
IL r. srrn,isnrs wth io,v " Wv a's"e'ute
-. -. ".."'""'~s VIZ" 'D"' .--
Watc! Department, and s., 0oo from tic Commor-
81" 81 'hd 1ssis $780, c31sspsny 1s syp ss p p''oRa
: Owing to the ilI-hcal.h Of AID. Mcc,cs. oua N,
s1ekness d taa wfe ot anothor ,nsnbsr r'; 81 to r.
s aGrr,9Htation e., bly, in t' oseninEs hcy will
asnt tleif fepDrt 10 tha coupsli ne.t NJ ' Monlas
nonSn tsy rs,!se that . " t. bs Sne t.
.idsratiyn: onc d tho heidi q liz % Depsssments @
x wst VA ssS hsd been asked io
nSn;,en Il .nsy tsoueht !st nc ct!1as. had hcea
rhc r,,,.,,+,or. ~ pr,,,, .t,,.,,.
c1 ,ho III ~ rissn,nn H. "la Usns ohSn @
IIa"a,. nnt ~ shir nits 'Mu Iassa , stssn, lMo
f1idssf W q, ~ ,'tIr - ~ ~
xtIif cIs.rcI ,rc. ,,nm|h a9a y. - etLiu"asu: tie ~
ynr,t sSM ~. thj. snI ~: 20 t ans .mso PIT
Mulnhrs S IN. i.ymon nM' Eofs,man' s3ne an snnn
StnYn 4;, ftenh1n fiI,v R a. oSss ,,55n,1,
SIE III rna iii Er.nnrt}xr7. ~ ttxtcc h.frn'
~ t s' t" H , ~" ~ .ss :Mset ~: H:'SG 81
1,rfcr i3awnex Sna IN: q tohrnr a1n 4ST aa5
M, s.1;' ~ mi. if., sn 1' ~ et, ~
S1 II. + N"nIn xyIs r tn.St,! ss,n snn5E, ~,
J. n. II.nus. HIT 5: ;ioEn Tntnes. pesS's., H.
.o''as'' s-.' 'o' s. AucAe'' s3'' oo'
There II nothing of Unusual interest about the
IT, aeses ae @ assnse seems 70 10 a9atInS as
ia nnrhs. ~ snst. ~. ~ ~ nh nnu
nnn ~ *. ~ dnni ~ an s.sat ano asIeu u
@Iss. @ Vi rn,n, NV Mea" sn Mumu" !a'chIoneu ~ oan'
eTer, ~ f,t,,,1ss gcS"1 70 nnso Haa tMo
~ H., SS.'nsMs ,,s. ssla ssnao ot 4aty
"a, tbn vonncrr. sor .sat women
.e ysseesv 0i Ths si at W9x "ee mere
we ,os nna y aoca tnaf ~ anio
secn t,, nsc ay ease 10 M .e'sT 10
a "ss WILL VIII susM s'snn Hases IN tne Euy. ane
IT, ~ i ~ nosu 81 tao tun1M
xan r." nrih rrnrtii III M: Sna naa
Hfe,t.,rs sSso su Isis Wn., so1tn .!1 gnn @
.ysans y Fsss: Sc'.$ fs%1ins, 90 s5s sss: jsss.
1T a w.. w. rnon @ s =! Nc o'a III poagas avenue
-" "e't onlo' "@f a'aJ' ao0 state.
The Mayor has an cmbryottc, achnmo for tho
ior tic young criminals Of this city only, ilo
shtnk. shat 4 thu state would make = donnton Of
coa'a 30 sseetcd on Tho grounds Ia .ie vicinity 81
tic Nt1tIGwcll anil tho tnstltIt1Dr nn,,npri snr.
, 1877-02-13
CROoKED WHISKY.

FRED "E'oLs HELD IN So'ooo nA1I~
wig. Ing preliminary M examination q Frederick
Government ~ tbs mr. ,as h.% rs,,as,.. af,ss '
no"n ~ 1n,,oa y, .' s..,,. a." VIZ me .saay ae.
for tho Government, and sfr. Fotes for tho .nr,s.
onst. ''e ''''
Ihc ar't wlfneea waa Maurice Jennings, of Ef9i0.
ne sald ho had seen WciRla two OF three times At
his office: knew Henry III. Alien for about twelve
1--WE ~ W. r"na'ms .,' steam engine tos NJ Allen
=. ~" ~. .".Iou "schue ~ opctata !h.nithfc
tho pEemtses in December last; lie could not tel,
The qusn:tsy produced, hut thought abont three ur
s'ne end IT, ,nse. ss T them o s
tbn s.,t., sra '. Say Sse tnero once after
swa1 y tho foFsnson tey wore taken at two AZ
9s,a, 1Sow ~ ,sa%stsI M yho eox them :x.y ., not
H. 1reJsna was riS.e e9sm;med Mne was qn r. 1e waR1n
~ Ksex s s9sT fnss ~
"sr VI assuled ppiti1s ~ inc forn'efs place on
s,CI ~ nssn1. small stu w pt In ana opes.
}ns, tTns "ctT tn and .Gnt to IT. Mc!sles
ad .om" aos eaaxe,,sian W. eo M,t 70 H. wSiKls
aloat stiluT the tuiEt. ,sat tn tnrn1 wsiss wMS2io
hmy atoni n. Mhoat $too M.s na!u TO MI. Allen
former Te :nrs wat .na ser ~ money 70 nc
snom. snrs1, n't9ese WitnarcM from nc eonGcrn IN
vinegar factofv Sefth ssao n ses
n ttr' nr sa H. 0 Eli Gf spi1ss IRON
made. bnt thc .1ncrI,ncn, waa 'e no gonoas were
,nepns e yls,ea rod ahe nlses fSs Chg rnrpoae of
,snr ~ ps9ns 56 oas .. II! anu ~ tho Wofk The
eeeu Mo, o spEs t aa e' IT. esont q
, 1877-02-13

| tha uletoUnI !or fencNnl when IL (e@l dncs
$:$; r. s' e i ssTss I'd s
kenss:k{ SI.'i@ + 1s 1ssax a,.S Ss',ss io S!s
;,nppcd and vsnts drink 70 70 .h;S:iy "h mS,'s IL
aons wsat Ssss IN ~ ~ Rsses cos Ins E1t
s,ne2,9sa !. ySsda ;s1 69;e1'o ash :s;esinea *
light Srsshss e h nroa fds'fnsd @ aa H.
sh,s ' 'ss R s' Il. III 5 Rfs s es III ss,
bleeding MAN. Ths Majah wss taken up fnfem.,. nj.
Se an y, tfs Set9. r. wten alf t.y,n q begin:
wards for sonvencncc au4ns thrnpcfaton. "TS Tsen
@ a. e ek no s1f 4 Sa s II, H." eses,ss t. ssf ss ss
Winow to ssot santng. eet lt,!c IGN PM. In
hny Ety eSn;tsc Ed Went eam5 s6apas 6p9sns s
ln.incss. AZ toon a. tho Caionc1 cen ut m, oven
10 ecs wat tAoon e 10 be esra aona ao1t q
nnaer tho code. N'''' ''~'
| tAnoR LEAGUE.
held at askell a III M escS!a. Mr. T6onas
Gasxan9"s m rs h. shst sa4 NJ Mk Manly
which heretofore has not been represented In tho
f.emsEEne :, sent delegate. and wsro admitted. wv
s ss e'seiSn Of ocsrs ts tho snsHne yca Va.
pstss Kesns ssfss a. sfe';'ef: Wo
Along at:eas.iSSs IN fssnt'i % to sesarms r sixoa.
lures for ths petition TO tho Legislature rcspcefng
u. and + ssssr sppes!e !e eanxet st o,s, s'o to s
sIsn,inte: bud alfcaay been obtained, ani n,atsy
morc moro won'd be secured In few days. Mr Nut.
fnriou,ty a,tai! tise press. To The credit Of The
lnnot. b. T. ;aa b wa. piontt.y md
tkNlCV fNN1HfkR. Etfrrn1 {nu
tho ptcss Ind treated them quite will and lnrteati
ot being attacked ought to be commended. Mnr.
hny ynd Tas 'od to STOP as he was not member. md
t. w. also snnoaneed TINT meeting Of
neIiisl. when pronsr resoatsons II rss.ra to tho
now ID" FespcetnE convict labor would bo passed.
FOURTEENTH WARD CtUp.
held meeting nt rhaiia liall, No. 4tD MILWAUKEE, S
Ave., avs1ne: e sst .,a % evening NJ n tesnhart tho Ftes
ported TINT they held meeting Jan 81, and ciset.
Sd the followsng oi,lcer.: Chairman, ". j. Hami.
CAMPAIGN Mc.ss baster, f' b"ep.iar aSss
s.ss IT, s y Mot5s tie Palmer snd Msa
n!ttec. The report was adopted. ''''''@
i wa decided TO hold meeting two weeks from
III iiamliion rem rem.rfea eeda that there hal been
@ s9S IT,, talk snous ~ aytd!nz the ar md 10 heliey.
ss1e r. ss
Wefo largely Represented Wills liz Fonrtcsntk un
Ward alone had 80. 600 people, and they t,nt iii
tnko sons step. to ave tc matter at.emJc to Ius
tho Chair informed lin. It con.i not be done ;
The san,c gentleman suggested that ths war, bc
rcafstrtcted 70 as 10 givs It additional nreeincts
md. on motion, tho Chair appoIntcd Mcfsrt.'
on tho subject. : '"'''" u"
1nxwcll Oleaon said ho was Of the optnton that
the matter of redividinE tho city into wanSs eeo
he agitated and bronght 10 she attention Of thc
connci!, and ho made motion for tho appotrt. nj.
qnsten and inyuIru generally INTO tbo .nbj.ct Thc
mollun prevailed. anil tho Chair named Ncssrs.
Inywell Oieson introduced resolution @ denrecat.
INF the action Of the House Of Representatives in
relation TO the Electoral con,nitsions decisIon. H.
The meeting then ad]onrncd.
HorEE AnnirA,a.-
Grand Paeiac-1he lion. +. Il. westrat,. 1,ush.
, 1877-02-13

nc+s, Helen Mary beloved daughter of Rohc # J.
and Mary 4: Bowca. agrd years md month.
Funeral Tuesday: y. nj. to t!racc'and.
.HANDERs-At 131O Shnst1eii nrsnuc, rcb. +,
Monica Sanders, AGc,f ~ ytaFa and i months :"
Funeral at tho rcsIicncn to-day at l p. ~. Cn,.
r1agca 10 Oakwoo'ls. ~"''
LEAfENWONTH-Fcb.t t9, Of congestion =,
tho brain. II. II. t.tavcnwoPih, ngcd III years VI
Funeral from hia late residence, No. Il Twenty.
family cordially Invited. W.
The pains Of death Aro rast,
I.altIf and sorrow cralc.
And lffns 1nnE lahor cinsrd At last,
Tia soul u fdlpA IN peace.
~ Ecw Haven Conn. papers please con5.
, 1877-02-13

81. Louis, Feb. 1o.-Judgo 0ottscl,alk, OF tho
Circuit Court, this morning issued lnal decrco
In the suit Of tho city against the 81. Louis Gas
Company, giving the city all tho works and
property Of tho Company and $4,000 This
differs from tho former decree only 10 far ua IL
reduces tho amount OF money awarded 10 the
city from $207 600 to 8 COO,
, 1877-02-13

u YOU HAVE ACHES Or AILMENTS Of BODY
or mlnd, take ons ot Dr.. McCheaaey's mcdicatcd
vapuE Turk1ah, Russian, electric, or swimming
baths-foE ladies or gcnts-at tho ralmeF House,
n11t to Cotb's Library. ao Monroe street.
, 1877-02-13
A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich. Feb. 1a.-Ncar1y 1000
people llayo assembled this aycutng at shosprfng
Lake House to celebrate tho china-wedding Of
tho Hon. and Mrs. Hunter sayagc. An clat.
orntc china SGT 10 to bc prcscntoa. Tho banquet
will bc followed with spcechcs from our most
prominent cltlzcns and dancing.
, 1877-02-13
NAIllRhf As IHE

: NATURAL As The FRUIT.
II t. u fact which can be proven BY Il thai, that
Or. P1tcos F!svorng Extracts sto a. natural ~ the
fruit FROM which they ARC made.
, 1877-02-13


.CtIAApLtN-WATENMAN Chicago, ~
,ho Rev. ueaf1 9, Perry. Rector o. Al.saiut's
ehamplln.' Esq.. and Mis- AsulA X. Wstermaup,
al OF thla city.
kDBsltin,ore and Du1alo papers please copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12
rhe Engiish Opera.

This evening the Grand English and
Comic Opera Troupe will open In the
National Thester. Virginia. They are
billed for \ season Of six nights. and they
promise to give our people some Of the
choicest music heard on the Comstock for
. long time. Tracy W. Titus. one Of the
best managers In the United States. has
charge Of the combination. which compri-
scs the following named talented artists:
Miss Clara Thompson. soprano; Miss Jsn-
ME Winston. mezzo soprano; Henry Bray.
tenor; Edward Farley. base; A. H. Bell.
buiIo; Louis Dodecksr. musical director.
These names alone are sufficient guarantee
Of tho exesllsncs Of the entertainment that
will BE- given. The opening opera will be
mariana" and 10 will surely be received
with the favor IL deserves. There 10 . very
highly cultivated musical taste amsng the
people Of Gold Hill and Virginia, and
English opera will naturally BE- very popu-
lar here.