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arrival.

The arrival of Mr.. Hilles' body. yester-
day morning, at his late residence caused
large crowd to assemble, who stood gap
ping at that, which to them was strange
sight--an European made coffin.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-14
X HAIR PESTORER

n HAIR RESTORER.
Restores gray mixed, red. light, or faded
heads Of hair, boards or moustaches to
beautiful brown or black, In from ono to
four applications. 1t is free from sulphur,
lead, acids, mercury, silver, or anything
injurious to either hair or beard.
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt of one
dollar, or six bottles for five dollars. At
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 9.6
Vine Street, Philadelphia. e24-ly
EFF. HUNK els Bitter Wine Of Iron.
It has never been known to fail In the
cure of weakness attended with symptoms,
indisposition to exertion, loss Of memory,
difficulty of breathing, weakness horror OF
disease. night sWeats, cold feet, weakness,
dimness of vision, langnor, universal lassi'
tude of the muscular system, enormous ap-
petite with dyspeptic symptoms not hands
flushing of the body, dryness OF the skin.
pallid countenance and eruptions on the
face, purifying the blood. pain in the back
heavines of the eyelids, frequent black spots
flying before the ey es, with suffus!on and
loss Of sight want of attention, etc. Sold
only in 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Depot
and office, 259 North Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Advice free. Ask for +. +. Kun.
kel,s Bitter Vino of1rOn and take no other
make. Genuine sold only IN 81 bottles:
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, depressed irritable state o.
mind. q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
no energy or animation, confused head
weak memory, the consequences Of exces.
ses. mental overwork. This nervous debil.
ity finds q sovereign cure in Z. +. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t tones the system
dispels the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuvenates the entire system. Sold
only in 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Sold
by all druggists. Ask for f. II. Kunkel't
! Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other
! Genuine sold only in 81 bottles, or six bot
, ties for IS. All ask is trial Of this vaua
BILE medicine. 1t will convince the mos
skeptical ofits merits.
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP:
EFF. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fail
to destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms
Dr. Kunkel Is the only successful physi
clan VINO removes Tape Worm in Two hour
Head and all complete, alive, and no te'
till head passes. Common sense teaches !
Tape Worms can be removed, all othe
Worms can be readily destroyed. Send 70
circular to DR.. f. +. kunkel, $50 Nortl
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, or ask you
druggist for a bottle of kunkle's Worn
syrup. Price 81 per bottle. 1t never fails
Used by children or grown persons witt
perfect safety,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-14

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
n A FORTUNE :-THIRD GRAND
DRAWING, 1877. At New Orleans, on
Tuesday, March =.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM,
PANY.
This Institution was regularly incorporated
by The Legislature of the State for Educa.
tionsl purposes. in 1868, with Capita!of
81. .OOO, 900, to Which has since been added y
reserqe fund Of $3.50, 600. ITS GRAND SIN.
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
Mace monthly. 1t never scales or post
pones, Look at thefollowing scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
10000 Tickets at Zen Dollars Each.
Fractions of tickets in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
do do 10000
do do 10000
ipRTZE 500
. pRIZES 40 hOO 5000
dn / nm 6,OVO
OK do 5O0 1860
I'M ID ono 10000
aH0 do 100 $4,000
4OO0 do 10 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Annrox,mation Prizes of $500 s2.7OO
do do 200 1900
do do lGO 90
4 763 Prizes amountingto $222,900
Write for Circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
P.O.Box t02 New Orleans, La.
or WILLIAMSON Il Co,
81 Broadway, n. Y.
GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING, Tuesday !,
April .. Capital Prize, $4,000. Tickets 81
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NJ 8. DOWNING>s

RESTAURANT AND SAMPLE nv
COR. SIXTH AND MARKS1 -
Rest wines and liquors alwa!Ms ~ boar]
Good billiard tables and snutn sn.at and
fnched to the saloon. l,arges. overy
nW.1ers ] in The city served up IN eyo. n,e.
bSeala at oil hours Cai ana n1HOWNlI
jjC3m
The Morning herald., 1877-02-14

! ses PRIZES. amountinr to $G6,525
Write Tor Circulars or send orders to
CHARLES r. 81 WARD,
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DkA WING
ital prize $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-14

Restores gray mixed, red. light, or faded
heads of hair, boards or moustaches to a
beautiful brown or black, In from ono to
four applications. 1t is free from sulphur,
lead, acids, mercury, silver, or anything
injurious to either hair or beard,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-14

From Thirty-secOnd and Market ST
Express for Lambertville, Flem
Phillipsburg, Easton Water Gap.
ton, etc, ii q m, and 4 45 pm.
For Pennington, Hopewell. etc. IL .
From Kensington Depot.-E1prea
Trenton, Lambertville, Phillipsbul
ton, Water Gap Scranton, etc, 6l
10 Is a M, and l5pm.
For Lambertville3 3 40 p m. For Be
615pm. an,
For Pennington and Hopewell lol
and 6 10 p m. ,
For Pennington 855 and 10 l5a n,
pm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-30

yUyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
to inform the public that he now
prepared. with the most approved machinery.
to fink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
ON the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
iect address I. uatnon Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive p-ampt attention.
- S.L CAHOON 81
Battle Mountain. October O ls7s Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-30

- ARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
piications for the same, or ON business
relating thereto. should be addressed to the
undersigned at San Francisco, at the c. p.
r. r, office, whore they will receive prompt
ats tion.
az Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same are ale notified TO attend 90 the
matter withou. delay and avoid trouble.
nolE ~ 81. HASKELL.
, 1877-05-12
VAN BUREN, STREET.
iMt1I{OFKNENY8 wixrKD


4 meeting VIE held last evening It csmpball
Hail Of propcrty.owneEn In the vicinity Of Van
Duren street and Western avenue, who fAvor pub
lie improvements In that vicinity. Thsy want In
the tEst place, the sewer on Western avenue ex.
tended from Harrison street 10 Monroe, which
would complete tho sewer on that Arenue. Tha
they clRIu II imtetattyely necessary, In view of
tho o*erhow from tho freshet 4 few weeks ago
They also DESIRE Van linfen street to b. opened
ostween 4oyns and Ieayitt streets. and the e1ten.
sewer oM Van uurcn street would b hailed With
delight, and objection would nut be made 10 ihe
putting in u a few gAa lampa. Tbs
property west Of Ltavltt slrcet ~ far as Western
ayenus II vacant. but II what the iaolated peoplo
cut there want done. the prairie would soon toem
With population TheEe were about twcisty per.
sons present At tbs mcetlnK last night all Of them
proposition looking to thef relief btr, c, H.
cFApe presided and J. l.. campbeli acted u SecEe.
Tho following Committee was appointed to i'm.
preAs Tho Neceasity Of sewer upon the Aldermen;
Aessfa. .ciancsy. Campbsli. Nac&ley. Taylor, Was.
E1'Aid. CampIoi said that -, 600 would be re.
rvn street. A part Of the laiid had already bcca
secured. but sesen lots wsie Jet 10 be paid Tor.
Gu motion, Mcsars. Bxnks, Longstfeet, Clark,
Cleveland. and Medhury were appointed commit
tee to Try aud saae tho g. 600, and u thu sa,l.
road company. Many OF tho propert J -owneEs ~
not paid ihr!r saesxuents for this improvement,
Thc sewer has not been contracted for yet, but IL
lnlf 10 construct II.
The meettng then adjourned until week from
tonight.
, 1877-05-12

Tie coroner concluded the inquest yesterday on
tho body OF VIII c. Fahay, who died May from
injuries received In accident On tho panvi,le i
Vlucennes Road. Tho readers Of THE TRtbuRg
will remember that April 80 engfns carrying ten
pessons jumped tbs track near Tho I}Eldewell. and
thrcc rasn we,c 10 badly hurt that they died mol
lon9 afterwards.
wss shs osss witness called ye.tssdsy, aaa tes.s.
ded; took charXo Of tho road on tho 18th Of
tho ottcers, notifying. this employees that they
woald remain unit! fusther notice, and thst III thc
my object was 10 have every thing IN Rood order;
retained lohu liealY, auVineaf, because ! had
not heard ANYTHING agatnst h'm ap to that time. =.
had oeen no rains; the engine had passed over hat
day before The accident; that suxine must hayg
been Furn!ng Ut gpeed OF ~ miles IN hour. Y
aaa bad bcen sanniux sccoEdlng 10 rnles, she could
net bsys Jumped .ha track. there might have occa
low Joint, but other engines passed over after 1t
and before 1t At proper rate os speed and never
Jumped the truck, though drawing hcsrlue testna.
The ta1intef lived In thu netEhbUFfood 0fCoFwtth.
lie had baen discharged fsona tho Cumpany's eu1-
When tho enqlna Jumped tAe track II broke 4
rail. No o1a Qn tbs enxne had paid an{ fare, And
a!t were taken On without The consent OF any one
specially informed ths engineer thai 40 one but
hn,aelf aud tbs asomAn sh1a1a bo allowed on the
engine. There wcsa tcn people In the cab Ut tho
lime. II tl!s ehgiherF and treman aad been tho
Sy Sn.y y onss thets. n1 ene would hasa been killed.
uut
THIS tury found = verdict that Fahsy came 10
h!a deaih through thu ea1e'essness Of tho engineer
IN running tsstes than tbs rules OF tho Company
provided tor: exonefatn9 Tho Company. and rec.
oMMen4lng thst Hesly, Tho enxtnsrr, 10 arrested
and held 10 avail lhe action Of tie ufand Jury,
, 1877-05-12
THE CITY HALL.

There 10 1t present in The City TreasurJ
3oa0. GOO.
Tte licenses issued du.tnR The nonth Of April
brought to the city the sun of SIS, Oh.
The Department OF Public Works will put thEes
sangs Of lsbosers At work upon The sewers Monday.
seyen n&w ea4es Of scarlet fever we're reported
yesterday. Thirteen deaths from lhs scouEge hara
occurred this week.
Tters IL to bs presented IA the Council Monday
an ordinance tRcIszstnx tho xMount 0f billiard
licenses frupa $40 to ~ pr yeaI
Since ths p4sssgs Of ths Appropriation bill rev.
enue ti1ls-WasrsatA to tho s1luua& OF &a00, 100
have been issued BY The Comptroller.
The Mayor and tho Nealth-CommIssioues paid
vfsit ~ thu Htuck-Yatds district yestesIsy, and
looked over things In general. There u nothing
new.
Clark 4 Edwards have been consslluted corpora.
lton pEuteEs by the award Of the tontsatt for
pEintinY !ho Council proceedings, 1t tho 4ressgo
This TseasusaEs receipt. yestssday ware n, ass
from ehn Water Department, $500 fkom the CIty
Collector, aud ~. so1 from tho Comptroller. TAe
rseetots tn the License Department. ware about
ta50.
Tue City clesk'a Aaalstarts wsse basy yestssdAY
making cut tho vatF&utA for tbs opening OF Nlu-
cheateE avenue. Meat Washington ss1eet Narsh-
dstd sxcaus. and n allsy In Block Isl ct But
teraeld's Addiuon.
Tbs Department of Public Wosts yestsrday
opsusd b4d4 Ios khs eaaAEacllon of atdswslkt.
, 1877-05-12

AhHTlNt QF THE JUDICIARY EQAMlTTHH.
A full meeting Of tho Financc Committee Of tho
City Council was held yesterday afternoon 10 con-
slider especially the resolution offered by AID Gull
eston last Monday, which proposes, In brief, that
fhs Comptroller shall borrow $500, 600 70 bnitl
sewers. 4 somewhat kindred subject, the quss-
ton as to tho propriety or impEopretY Of
borrowing money to erect mors schooihouaes, canlo
up Incidentally and WAS discussed quite ~ fully
Aid. Cul1erto1's resolution. The West aud North
Side members Of tho Committee, while Of the very
decided opinion that tle!r sections stood in great
same position that their brethren from the South
Side did. rz. that tho true policy was not to tor
row 4 slnRls dollar for either Of thesa public in-
ptovcMcnts, or Tor any other which could 10 dis
pensed with at present without harm 10 the c!tJ's
real Interests, but to pursua tho sound advice Of
"payinR a. you 60" Tho members Of the Com.
m{tteo were. In short, unanimous In this vlew,
and It decided to report 10 the Council that tie
Committee did not recommend tho expenditure Of
1ng from the collection Of taxes was paid In.
At tho saue t,Me tho Committee recognized the
fact that there Il An available balance Of 1omethnY
like $i5. GOO tho School. Fund ppEopraton, and
they Will recommend that the Council authorize
tho expenditure Of portion OF this sum for this
building this aummcs Of two or three scAoot.house
whesc they arc most needed. it was tho opinion Of
the Committee that R0od, c0mforlabls school.
housc-one for uao rather than show-cou1d bA
built ios so. 600 Of 81. 0o0 and It was, therefore,
thought adyItabls to uake tho above FccommendA.
tton. Having thus decided to pattern after tho
policy Of The Mayor. announced In hls late nes-
sage 10 the Council, tho Committee drew up .
formal report giving tho above concluaons, and
then adjourned.
, 1877-05-12

Ther6 were eleven bidders, the lowcat Of whom
lamps wero also opened. Thc Union Foundry
Wofsb werr tho lowest bidders fns the posts. as 81
Pr posi-. and ltartn,an NJ 4 tlan.cn the lowest fos
the lanterns. 1t III. 81 per lantern.
Building permits wcro ts-ncd Yesterday to Mrs:
Maria Wagner fot :s,story at, sfemsnt @ stote and
3.story stotcs aad dwellings. 2oxi8 iee. cseh. e
arUn ed sts .5o sh,s T.
the corner nf blanche md Fleetwood streets.
where Iii: Sharp intend. soon to build smother
.S..sd :,a1ss, for which tho contracts h'f' not '' bed"
The mortality among doxa u daily great, owing
pos,on. Tne notice. hook n tho iiesit6 i'cp.tt::
desa cannes re removed f'oa, % tho streets. sni May
10, l7s of tho same KIND Of animals These deurcs
repsessnait, ,"5ny fhe doEs noticed ~ tae ~ t"sn:y @
On!eo ste not taken tnso consideration. The dog.
ens I'll t he yeonsesa al aoss to tic
bono.yard.
The monthly statement Of tho Comptroltes for
Aprl 5 shows the feeeIpta OF she ct5 !" 's1o tetn
principal SOURCES Of receipt. were. South md
ws.t 79rn Ge.s;o 81 o. =; eean!y GS, *',:
$iS: S:b74.t1: The expesa!iass. were: ss7, 10. 90
500, l77.s4 sof Department Of i,nbiie Works:
S188, sos. o. for school.Tax Fund;1sl71. b25. 30
s Sc gstss esS for r,s sI
E'sht md cc.l compsay; sis 5 n for spse.i
Asaesamenfs.
city Collector Hoa9orl hss sent emt.snuq,i
report OF tho work Of his Office TO the Council.
30, ihe following warrants wero placed Ia hit
Of is7p " Rsssan9' a N s7a si;6 III a.: oi
, 1877-05-12
MILITARY CONCERT,

A1L4EAh1 COACEAF,
A military concert will b. given this evening at
Hershey Hall By the pupils Of the *MIlwaukse
Behool Society, tho band. ~ va arc informed,
being composed exeluslvely Of yoaux lads, thirty.
aye lu number. Tbs noye1tr Of The eussEtalumspt
ought to call out 4 large audience.
THE woL78ouH rIAAo RECITAL.
Tbs fourth Of Carl Wolfsohn's piano zeeitala will
be given this afternoon u Hershey Nsll. Mr
Holfsohn will pay several seleetIons from Dpssek.
three of tho Field noctusnes, and four selections
from lLummel. The vocal puuhess, which will be
given BY The fayofits sopsan1, Mrs.. Y. y. Stacey,
atu the exquisite ..bplsit song" Of Haydn and
6chubert's .'xuIetkA, !" which add greatly 10 Ihs
aetsscttysness Of tlu programme.
ALAkK.
To.ntRht The Aimee tsopps will bring out ''La
Petite MsElre. ."-Lccocq's latast work {except
ia 4aEiolslns "l,-whlch has never - get been
presented ~ the Chicago boards. III de.crbed.
BY shoss who hare heard 1t, ~ beng worthy OF Tho
suthot Of ''Ls Fills d. Aadams An2of" and
t'u!rode. .Oivoda."
TuA EDpr ORGAN KKcI1AI-
The eleventh Of NJ: Eddy's org4u rrettals will b.
given at Aet.he1 Hall this noon, upon which ecea.
sion Gs. Eddy will play tbs overture 10 lapdsfs
"sausoa"4 6sasni.ua's "Ptcsu1ss from the
, 1877-05-12

The lambcsmen Of this city will meet 1t their
rooms 1t II o'clock to-day to take suitable action
regarding the death Of Anema1 Carter
The Rev. D.. Henry aersont viii preach his
inaugural sermon this morning At 1880. in tho
Nnlt 9holom Temple, Michigan avenue, between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth directs.
Tho Twenty seyenth Annual Convention OF tho
Illinois State Medical Society Will 10 held In tho
Grand, ractac Hotel, Tue.day, Wednesday, and
Thursday Of next week. 4 large attendance IL OK.
pected.
Tho Office Of the illinois Humane Society has
been removed from 12J Dcafbprn street 10 114
CIark street. Cases Of cruelty addressed n above,
with addresses Of witnesses, will {ccclvs prompt
attention.
The ". c. T. q. hold daily prayer meetings In
mex week are u follows: Monday, Mrs. Uoodn,at
Tuesday. Mrs. T. D. Carse; Wednesday. Mrs.
". W!ft: Thussday, Nils Olive Wood; Friday,
Mrs. .. i. Wilson saturday, Miss L, E. F. Kiln.
ball.
, 1877-05-12
THE CITY. : =
GENERAL NEWS.

-. rou~n,t ,..,ordsv II srv.
!ne 70" seoopea sa' ,,5 "v","a. 5ss.o"' .,. :"
arott q, rora. city raltor Of the Kauaas Ctr,
~ no'f,. " ,,rsn u,'
MOT AaA ID III to"n'
The temperature yesterday, a. observed BY Man.
ss.a. ontief.n. No. ~ Madison street fTnthuss
naildIne), wa at a. n.. 81 degrees; 10 a. NJ.
ii; IL H.. 60; Up. H.. o.; p. r.. ~ Datom'
meter at 4. n., 80. II; p. m.. 30,1
=. ~. ..n.,..u. ,,,-...-.,,,. ,.u.yt,oh,,, t,r,x
IN mo spf'ne INC .amoesmsn 'ane. nsn.'J .usns
to thoughts o. STRIKE and mere haTo oeen fnnao.s
iheir hands At ii. 2' per day contemplate getting
more, Or starving 10 DEATH Asannict through tho
heat and dust the Eumber terict failed to fcvcsl
qn!et and therc ID at present no prospect Of ac-
nous stflke.
v,.,.~i.v ,.,~-,,,,. rn,.rx, .o,t.t,ns ~.
t,e, ,hst io p.rhse hctter tn,,, ~ m;sn.n ~
~ III ~. 81 rt4 imt i. nsrmrtr~ th hnsnin1
, 1877-05-12
A MAGNIFICENT TRIBUTE,

Il.
o!e oui' naa maao eseE5 arrangement 'es nis de'
parturo to Norway. America had recelscd him
well, and he had enchanted America with the
strains Of h!s violin, Wherever he had been tho
musical .asnt Of the country bud surrendered their
Highest eneomInms, md tue great 1aus'eian looked
be must leave tho lnud In which he had sehJeYed
., ~ N" r..ss .,,.a,1,rs.ta.~ .,sso.t h.S 49,
taem. - 3'ana soa'o',.''"rat5 soueett haa oee"
planned TOE him, and the Everett rooms IN Now
York sse throngcd with the friends who had coma
m ma hnnoadc 10 HI. rcnius and hid him farawctl
.s...s,.s ~ -. s,re. h.5 ano5.t ~ ,.a, -
Mascnns ""o'u ta'no aao Aooaen 'n1 ,aua anu
croascd the watet ctaatstcd around him. Aen who
had become tho high pFiests Of musle hl1cd the
ronme. Ii was \ grand tribute tn The old man.a
s... T.. ~. - 49,. .,h,rh ~ ,.,.. fo-,c. s..,
success :" le NV Wv "sn 10 81, .'sa NJ,
when tue storms OF congFataatlon Tell atonn4 him
In bis native land.
rhr CONCERT ouened with Rossinisx overtime 10
..u.rt,n,ntIs !, .,ronv.d fnr nIonn nnd vtottn-
seaa!saInlue' a.1anxeo los p'aho aaa fto,sl' '
hI!ss Annie a. watson, niece OF Mr. y 1aJ NAL
son, had been solicited to accompany Ola Bull,
and tho yast audience mt in Rmszement A. thu
o-s,s Ri, onors noode,a ia +,,o,n. n ...moJ a.
h."ae ~ opItN .ssa s, ~ sse ~ T.
II 5fcsn 1nspitat1oh tonehoa me etnngs o. ~
T!oio !nat nAsat, ana ID sHect aceoda esoae H.
sIfaihs " tae pia!.o: eaiss1ns .ne enosts y! tas
Geoat atitt an1 caPoana!m9 w .nnsc - never aao
Tug en9fMs o. pinhu @ ~ 's pcioss' ar u
Msntnk ,t nslHma aSoat ~ sns sohcest' ~; Mst
son Aau ~ ne."su @ tne o,suttle ,., m1s na'sneu
hau Aee'aeu tnat axtset telo!uSn nau pcsn aa0Gteo
~ pam" IVY ss iono aMa Meaasf
, 1877-05-12

on Fifth asenue. New York, mainta,ns the high
standard OF excellence which has marked It from
tho ttst+ Tho sabla dedes criticism, the appolnt.
ments Of the houso eorer alt that tho 1uost exact-
Ing c4u desire, and there II throughout the whole
eatabltshmeat home Ike atmosphere rarely found
In great hotels. VIC learn With pleasure .hat the
house IL meeting With the success that It 10 richly
deserves, aid that, dcspits dull times and trade.
the business done Ia entirely satisfactory 10 tho
proprleto7, who arc unse1nitslng In thcs care for
tho comfort aud convenience ot the gucsls. In
this connection It II proper to state that Nj. DAILY
whose death IL reported in to-dzy's paper, was tn
NO way connected With the hotel management,
being the oxns1 Of the building, Of which tho
hotel prupFtetos have leate. III. Dd1y has been
heratdsd far and Wide ~ proprietor Of the hotel,
aud It IL only Just to the actual psoptistors that
the 4bovu statement should b. made.
TraHsfrtp{. u0H7.
, 1877-05-12
FRED DOUGLASS.
What IIe Knows About Warrington,

Special Dtspo!cA to 3at T16unA
NV Yonx. 3isy l1.-The Uor'f4 Washington
special saVs: ''The lecture ct Fred Douglass, te-
]tvere1 In Baltimore, on Washington CITY, IL ex
citing no little amount OF local Indignation There
10 soma talk Of getting up petition 10 the pscst-
ufe he characterixes tho old residents lndolent
nad Ignorant. 1To declares that tho city Ia 6llcl
with dnpleity and aeryI!Ity, and occnptcd by peo-
ple who enacaror to GET something for nothing.
who wear their hats pulled down orer their eyes
flko thieves and roobcss, and who do this tmtldly
added, to give them A Congressional look. They
ara charged further with aiding treason. Of stand.
ing between inDenchmcnt and Andrew johnson.
and OF Matching the plot that killed Lincoln. In
slandestng thc people Of this District tic lecturer
tced but TOR she high official position which Tho
lecturer holds"
, 1877-05-12

Whoever will visit tho Botanical Garden IN the
South Park can scarcely fall to b convinced that
1t one OF the most credItabla results Of the park
stituton In this ci&y-if such II may be cacd-has
added moro to the reputation Of Chicago for entes.
prise and culture than her Botanical Garden. Ell.
changes havs teen na1e, and seeds md specl-
mems hnve been received and cultivated.
nsrs &c q t5s se' wei eiens s'asa. M,
lar achieved has been due almost entirely 10 The
zeal, the learning, and tho unbendtnR energy of
Prof Dabcock, sustained thus far without refsonal
reward to him, By comparatively a yery small e1.
penlit4re OF money by tha Park Commissioners.
This Directors met Thur.day eEeh'ng. Che PEcst.
Tho following report Of the receipts and dstrihu.
tIon Of seeds and plants aiuca Jan. was made hF
Prot. HhtcQrk:
, 1877-05-12


PIEaEK-Tho members Of the Congregation
Dual saotom are requested to assemble af No, luJ
Twenty. .folfth.st. Tomorrow tSun1ay, tho lath)
All o'clock q. M, sharp, for tho purpose Of ii.
tending tho funeral Of our late Elce.pfcsidcpt
Brother Jacob pisser. NATHAN liEFTEIi,
Secretary.
rIEsER-Fune.al Of the late Jacob ptcser viii
take place from hts residence, No. 1GJ twenty.
fourth'st.. sunday. May IL, ut o O'Clock 4. m.
CA8E-At 1851 Monroc-st.. .Msy 10, At 11:+5
p. u., Of coasumptIon. Mira. Harriet u. Weight.
inan, beloved wtf0 Of James Gaze, aged II years
months.
,Eaneis, Saturday, Nay II. at Pm. By car.
tN~ Norwich and New London papers please
cupy.
NoRToN-At skaneatelss, N. r., on ths 18th
inst., ct quick consumption, Stephen Horton, In
thu sHth JcaE Of hssnYs.
L1Nc0LN--At Manhattan, Kan.. on the 10th
int, Amelis, tho beloved wife Of A. A. Lincoln,
Funeral services At $3.50 Sunday, tho 18th INIT,
fFoMi tho Congregational Church 1t iltaadale, ILL.,
special trnln viii lca*e from tho G.. u, Il q.
depot Ut tho foot Of naudolph.st 1t :1t y. t for
the accommodation Of friends DESIRING to attend,
stopping ~ !ndtAna.a .ay. aud Safest. and return.
Ing at O'Clock.
gLATER-1fensy Slater, :lO57 Houth Duasbofn. IT,
Funeral to lakewood at Z .. N. sunday. Friends
lnsltcd.
WE8T-Elaa Ruth West, youngest child OF
byron u. aud Magic II. West, Frldsy morning,
Nay II. 1877. agcd II nlonIhs. -.
hotee q time and place Of funeral Will be glyeu
In Sundays Tribune.