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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-20
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Oraenfzed In lS4S.

A8ohAnou Al 4oRos
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. w. North.
Artemas Libbey, VIM. s. Badger, Sam'l Titeomb
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
81. Bank oren daily, from A. NJ. to l p, NJ, and
from to 40 NJ. Saturday Evenings, IRON TO
30 oclock.
Interest on de osits payable twice year. Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn out is added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day of each month.
Money deposited on before the feath ddg OF each
month VIII draw interest from the first day of the
same month.
A@Under tn listing law of this State all de
peslts IN savings Banks, exempt from Runici-
pal taxation
No returns of names Of depositors are required
t. be made to State or town authorities and all &C.
and confidential. -
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money IN their own names, so that IL can be
drawn only hythemselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians, trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
VIM. r SMITH Treasurer.
Augusta, April 20, 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-20
TONTlNE PLAN,

or upon the principle OF accommodating profits for
definite periods, which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts In Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men. Forty-four per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tonline Life Policies, and forty per cent its
Tontine Endowment Policies. issued within the last
We years.
The Directors CT the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the intel of the
Policy holders and in presenting the Society to no
tice they eei that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the strict and conservative
principles by which Its various Departments ar
governed. In the assets ana in the administration
of the Society, perfect security is given for the
ture, which is Of great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
u pport of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such srgs an
nual transactions az the Equitable; more lie more
promptand just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-20
S9,OOO,OOO.


The Lives Insured by the Society are careh. y
selected In different parts OF North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field OF opera
lions, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holders. The assurances are made only OF
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Iasured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-20
Maine Steamship Co.,
Scientifically Line to New York.

Steamers Eieanora and Frsnconia.
fs@ss~ VIII, until further notice leav,
p,sNsssss r. Franklin Wharf, Portland, ev.
s-..T cry MONDAY and THURSDAY
s-e11>-ST<s@1eHAAs at O'Clock. Z. Nj, and leave
Pier 5s. East River, New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at p. Nj.
The EleanoIa is ID new steamer, Just built for this
route, and both she and tGe Franconia lifted up
with nne accommodations for passengers, making
this the most convenient and comfortable route
for travellers between New YORK and Maine
These steamers VIII touch at Vineyard Bayen dur.
ing the summer mouths GU their passage to and
from New York.
Passage in state Room, $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded TO and IRON Philadelphia
Montreal, Quebec, st. JOHN, and all parts oil Maine
as-Freigb.s taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers requested TO send their freight to the
steamers early as +. NJ, on tde days that hey
leave Portland. For further information apply to
HENRY FOX General Agent, Portland
J.F. AMkS, Agent. Pier 80 East River. n. Y.
Tickets and state rooms can also he obtained a,
p Exchange street.
Portland. 1915. iuly2i.ttf
, 1877-04-24
THE COUNTY BOARD


Yesterday morning = tribune reporter ran
across Il. E. Goodell in front Of his building, II
Clark street, where he was holding conversation
with 1nd9o DooIitlc. After the uaaai salusattous,
tho reporter casually remarked: ~ thought you
were In springaeldr"
According to Trz Ta,HrxE." responded Nfr.
Goodell, ~ should say yes, but you aee an
here"
How arc you nnd Ed Merritt Masking .tr
quere1 the reporter.
"THE Tnlruxx mtsreprcsents me when It says /
nsed money 10 dcfeat the Cook County Canms.
atonern' bill. never spoke TO Id Merritt about It
at ALL"
= Int you and 10 arc very intimate, suggested
II know il, responded III. Goodsll: but he
pitched into tug bin without my asking It. lle
thought It wonfd bo = good card for him, and
thlaK It Is. pcFhaps, for the Chicago papers notice
him."
'.why DO you oppose Tho bI1ls' again asked tho
rcpnrtcr+ ''Dont ynu know that It Ii not 4 pnrty
measure: Tho people want tho present noarl Of
Commissioners t0te1 out OF oAlce, ,rust look
across the way and how the Court. tionso II be.
Ing built. aBd ask II we 10 mt need i change"
''Ihc bill In it, prcsent snaps will pass" ro.
tponded MF; t!oodel'. II don't know OF any op.
III vat il will net grs Cook County tho des'red
.'ies. It will. Fl,c Commissioners arr to bo
elected IN Ter II on the general ticket next fail,
which Will bseak The Ring. YNu certainly have
three tolcrahsy good men In the noasl who hold
over"
ltctc Mt. Goodelt Mna called a0ay, and tho In.
tefvieW MA abruptly crhud.
, 1877-04-24

In regard 10 the bank which did not exist. The in,
d'etmcnt was fonnd On w strength Of the tes't'
mong Of fank E.sn,lnes Mesr. and hi. wttne9ses -,
s!shtl ss ,.ers ' .nas TO- there e"fs " ,ro e'" es
crs against him which cali upon him
To- answe: equally AeIlous charges. i wss nlAo
whispered abont DC Governments Nnt!dtna yctte..
day that Cleveland. The real CaNhitr Of The hank
who did the work 4 Cashier and sookkeerer " hlle
young Mt; West bore ths iitie q Cashier and
pockettd Tue ernDiG mcnts os Inat once. -haA also
been tnblccttd tn the unlaTnfaos attention OF the
Sta HS'a a1a M r. I. h, .a s T n.s ee se
Allen himself went bei.7!c the tir.nd 'lutY yesteE.
day for the purpose. y n nnaentooo. q opening
up sro'shIs On n .iCn1,, nnd sieps ep
q. H. Il understood that They have not
been tfJng IN? too hs'N .. 70 eioee sner nnntnt
failed. Aliens name Was ws t1saTn tf0m tne 9rlg.
6rm was then known "A Htenn sfeAsselt e phtns,
Allen e ea.d to hare claimed Mtore r me nrana
Insy that bis former partner. nh,le nemhtrs Of
the old Urn, vetd peEIett!f taanahG With Inc tn
The Grand JnEy adjourned ycMeEaay attefnoou
to meet this afternoon ~ cloeK. ~ Thich time
shYa MI nnfke. lht hssiftant nietnct 1Attnfney.
they will brIf9 IN certain indietl and then
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ahnt Amen MAJ ocTn indicted
nangs: arr extecainG1{ aisefeet N sn-to di%esctts
neck Of man WIG h'd besn indicted shey wonld
never, nsver confent 70 inform sepoftef o. the
sG'onns Of watrsnts. and had 50 ne through The
Thoe 81 enf eeen ~ enS pS
that alien hAd occn ina1c1su, nhs, they
did not saJ that ne papers were
nor oelnx Hans OUT. nor th1t tnS .nsana vufI had
Al TINT the reporter eonld learn @ yesterday. Is
tHdn1h& &htt The documents VIII Bafcly DC 11fths
, 1877-04-24
THE THUNDER STORM,


The terrible clap Of thunder hcarf down town at
hall. pnst 1 o'clock yeasesday afternoon indicated
that something comparatively near By had been
struck By lightning and m invrsttsailon proved
that = horre had been instantly killed, and man
standing alongside OF the animal temporarily dis
ablcd. John Temple, grocer and saloou.keepes At
No. 40e North Clark street. near Division, had jnar
pat his hossc into The barn in the reAr Of his place
as tho rain began 10 fali. While in iht act OF
pnttfng hiA hands on tho horses boiy to reu,o4o
The harness: he heard hiestnR noise, and remem.
os oS III, t nephsr s is ,Gpf ts one ~ ~
s'dre IN the barn. Just as he stepped from ,hs
building Into The yard. and ran Into ihe honee ana
ssss kss' e. :eR
esan. easy rs ss esaasy sss'ss ~ 'sas "ss
3 nd rh.a they resssea him ioans i;'1sss s'm ae
% . as sssa en: rom n
s a ssst IT. ill., We a::9 III
::ss:%* ~; :;ssa%M* M 4 sa h:s; 81 W. =: ,ssat ;S ~:
ana sF @ ,sen ahe Has s as vas eon.ion.
.'eome round" for an hour lster. and last sven.
Wien s.Eed = 70 n,s se".stior.. sr. Temple
became insen.iele: lie sen,sined 70 fof a seeond
OF two, and when i,e w&s able TO take in
The susruunlInzs found himself tn tho
position described above. Ills tcFs. which wese 10
contact with the horse afte! he viz knocked down,
entered .ho chimney ii .hc Earn, the sceona stosy
l'cing tho dwelling place Of John ltetbet. II
knocked down the etoye.pipr. put ont The ire,
Stood, chppcd plceo ont or the door, and went
through The crack snd Into The body OF
4 "shoot'' followed some mills in . sianshlon
down 10 the ground nooring ran across tu another
posi- and ascended It, chipping nut pieces here and
there. The lightning war ''c0id," A." and therefore
did not net the barn on fire. This .'snioxe" seen
coming out uf Tho chimney Was undoubtedly sUot.
'fhe escape Of Temple wa marvellous. he being
the boards Had his hands been on the hoEae II ID
probable that the shock would hare killed him, since
tho horne after dcnth made lila 1eRa ''burn." No
mark was observable IN the animal be5ond some
, 1877-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The Rev. 8, MeChesney witt lead the noon.
a,v,meetnr Ia o,,tay IN Fsrwr1i Hall.
.
The Second Regiment Il requested to meet fot
battalion drill Wednesday evening at o'clock 1t
tbo,r sruort.
rn r.,., r..
lHo Ho'so1a scet'on OF Temperance iladltal6
s rsn;in. tn1s evening IN 1e"Poes"ee na'e"
'AA' o"''" """ Aono ''ee'' ....
Mr. l.. Pruyn, Of Japan, will deliver an address
hefore The bible Work Aasociatlun at II o'clock
this morning. In Lower Fnrwril ftatl. Subject:
HWoman and Her Work In Japan" An Invitation
IL extended 10 all who wish 10 hear Ut won,an's
work Ia foreign lands.
onc hpndrea r,ow, NJ the t,cntennI.1 vii, bc -
hlhi1ei this sveniro =, thn T,ohsh i,eshstorjsr
t.hmteh. rnsncr W.shtnonn III tiohcv e;rs.1s
Among thr yjevs nra tho rrest isoriiae rnrinr fhe
Dreaming iofsnthe. eic. Admission. n cents.
snnis1 .sehno1' - :" ''' NV ~ '1S
Tho division feheafsals for tho grand Sunday
sehool concert will bc given Wednesday, at 80
o'clock, At Chicago Arcnue Church; Thnrtdhr, At
Union Park Congregational Chnrc Friday. at the
Trinity Mcthodst Church. All WIN arc 10 take
part nfa reqncated meet for FchcaFsA In their
5pcctlye divisions and Al FArxcll Hall.
co.,o, ,cu,.,,,,. c,..t,rc, ,,,,, ,.o ,.ta ,r5.,
~, " .h IT, st WI ~ ~, men nnues
.n.s SpM 1t .ns - III. nht.e - III it ,.
snirtstee rosn ~ - n; =. : sI tssSt
~ ~ 'rh..s tt ss,,t.5 IL ni =" it -
sd ~ ~ ,iaHs Ss ~ IL ~ r.
isr stsaae r. H. n".o IT, ~ r. H. hsa
Nh. su, sst,.s ~ - s n0'etas
~ tS" "'s''
, 1877-04-24
donbtttea because McCaffrey did not succeed In
| Ectttng the ether uen1bets Of the Committee 10

donbtftta because Mccartney dh mol succeed IN
getting t1e other members Of the Committee 10
~ ma.. " .,.,.a ~ 49, ,r,u.. u.,,., ...u,,
\. ssss,s :. sHat IN tfsnsy n Mon.a
wort sud ~ WI H. r.s H. ~ r.n1dstn ~ Wcs
EhaIs q seIn; ie.'n,nI, e. r.tt. sna ~ ,ho ,h
tonts. .tions. oh IT, 9 bt X. f,sna ~ ~ ,bs.e s
mrn XIX r. i: fo,tnn., nn,tr intnpsst " "
"t. hRan u over "'tn' and no "s'1 nc lookeo TO-
The ConrtlIonse fence Is ttitl 1nestton nf dis.
In tho lioarl yesterday and IL 10 b approved
when ho fnrnlahes tho necessary bond. The work
on tho fence hhs been At 4 etandnf!li for several
days pending Tho consideration OF tho aucsiinn
whether Il will bo navel IN four feel or not. The
Committee haA decided It shall bt, but tho board
has not Jet acted.
, 1877-04-24

Mcsars. Masrn = Miller, tho wetl.kaown astoslan
we'll contractors, have tnte'y supk well ut Dusct
4 brands new brewery to depth of 1,b7D feet,
aud It Is flowing at tho rato Of eco gallons pot
minute; one at Shufcldta dIatlllefy, ON the North
Branch, 1.o3o feet, flowing $50 gallons; hare
closed contract for one Of !, eco feet for N. X.
Faitbnnk's packing. house, corner Of blackwell
and Eighteenth slrect; another OF g 900 feet for
Jnace Field. Of Wnlworth County. Wis.,, and arc
finishing one Of 1,200 feet 1t the Forest Homo
CcMeterf, 1filwAukce.
, 1877-04-24
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

This nsw Hospital grounds ase to he o.nameated
With beds OF Aowess.
Judge Drsdwell II mentioned ~ an asp!saut gor
Judge of ths County Court
The man who did not keep his promise 10
"loan" certain Comm1saioaer $500 was NOT
elcessd Superintendent of the courtI Iiaals work
The Hospital grounds ars to be 6llsd With ths dirt
taken from tho sfees bY tbs tonttAetoe for sfset-
cleaning. and The smount he 10 to be paid ID yer 10
be sgrsea upon.
There Il quits contest going On for the position
70 Tbs County Medical Board made vacant by the
death of Dt. Frsss. The applteauts sre - ihlck
- a!es ia July, hut the sGectasial eandiaats has
not Jet been named.
Axs ~ y losa tho natturing care OF 10 no6spf Il
Looks llka Il, for Jeatsfday It VIA aSfsed 10 90.
plor plumber nd gs<aiter foE county work %
o. paid * the day. u 10 y not tbs uaau- b. should
ses 70 i that 10 continues ID fuEuish tAs county the
gss.fttiug snd plumbing mase.lAl.
Tbs Committee on Public Charities took sads 10
the lusane Asylum> lew days sgo. 10 agree 4poQ
soma reeommspdation about he artesian wslj
there. Nothing has been heard from ths rlsit,
, 1877-04-24
TIE CITY-HALL,


Tho Chicago avenue bridge Mill be closea for
teams for ab1ut three days, 10 allow Of roplsnknu
Tho Treasurer's receipts yesterday were 81, 584
IRON inc wafer department and s4c4 from mis-
esllfneoos aonrcea'
Tho Department Of Public Works yesterday
awarded thc contract Tor curblu. aud o]l,nr f1at
and white streets from we'ls to Market street to
u. Harrington.
Tls Department Of Health opencd btds v.,t...
IT,. -. -" , - ~ 'Peno4 o'us yosles'
.tr.cto NJ chiraro Thrr, s.ro nnr.,a". % ~. ia'
=. 49,. ~ .oo "ese numetons oias'
hnSSsas t1S hm ,no aowe:t 10 5oo tbs
The books Of Tho building Department .how n,
effect Of the warm weather npon builders. Fons.
g.. ten pss: - xsss 81 '.sa ys:sfd.y ths psaep.!
%s.S + EACH Q" Sixteenth 'fss near
Judge Eusens Cary, recently e1se.sa to tbs o.,,e,
Ct Alderman oi Tho Third Ward. IA written from
ssn FtsnsssG s ,, iaa He aas beard Of s election .nd
ehssrgs q AaG'!in!:tt,tion Wl aecept taa csesioa
aao oe sworn IN When he returns
Tho chief Of tho Pasls fFsance} Health Deoart.
1. ncnt nas Wf.tten 70 thc chicago CuMa,s.onee Of
amea c'ty y @eoat 70 ee teorRanlzed, and reque.t
'sSa''sa s.a.. 'a'sin,.'ea nation vii d .sasl'sd
.s s IT,: n: e1 t. s:ss b.
weak In tho cspital loon sn usrand ,tmtt.r r. t.t
Of Nr. Ada1na, returned 10 hi ace,,stumed ishnrs
yesterday morning. liz teposts That CacsSo inte..
new w ea1s ~, q asma.pox was dseo,s.ed yesot.
he T III Thets Ssye nc
dehtha rom scarlet fever 20 Tar this week. New
eassa Gns ~ y r. assaso "srs ,sroted yesse1ay
place, lao snpetlor, !:00 Stats street, II OILS,
~ taa naton' p"o "s"t AautaSn slseet, and 6a4
, 1877-04-24
CRIMINAL.

II. @. Saunders. collector In the employ Of E.
F. Cractu, Of No. 143 Lake street, WAS yesterday
locked up At tho Chicago .syenuo Station BY Officer
Arnold IeIchert, charged With tho embezzlement
ol some 500 from hia employer.
EARLY Sunday morning lhe residence ct Judge
F4rwel1, No. 1fd, West Washington street was
entered By burglars through window caro!essty
wifi q srsn%ate I'd rMsss Stes
w1t misslnG.
Justles summssdeid Yesterday held the follow
If; A1dy sm'.n. Eiis aSs; variants. 500 each;
Jane. y.n. JaIis iiereh. je1ty %B;,sn @ Tis TisFI
Coleman. Unity d1}s Zach; Agaes King; !areony
e ae csot $i9 o gou, sn. W.9y ss Dssn sn,s s.n
soa. v.Kiant, .aI.iy days; N'chael Restns. drink,
larceny from FIELD 4 Letter. i5oo 10 lie Criminal
Court; Thomas Tiffany snd Thomas OLra.y,
young thlsses, sixty days each.
Late last nigh. dispatch was receired at police
ho1se: snd .op.Garxy shei. bad jul beer, ~ s.oen
ia s:a.s< :sa 9ss' ri Sssss;
iaokax characters e charge 81 tho Identical ptsp.
s II 4 hsy sd r.,s n town hs
ltalary 4 Co.. and claimed 10 avn liverics At No.
6 Curtis slrset an! = Tho corner of Cottage Groye
s M = s"s. saa aad
10th we1e loekea up - the Atmosy.
ltaeenliy the ttaidsuea Of franklin Deckwith,
No. a3t Rush street. wAs Eone through BY 4 THEY.
!aR sctsant EiEt. u waa her day Out, hut Mra.
heekwtth wcnl out lnssead. and the gi,i was iefl
alene II tee aoasa Passing that way 'ss!e lsicf.
,tt.adtnx +. "est window, I'D, .spp'..uE That
ss., m .ss ;sat Tsat seaa' an NJ upss ssf* h.; :;
retnrutns bone tn the evening she fo,Iht that lhc
hauac had been cleaned out OF everything uf vaIuu
a,nnuntlng in all to o,et 500 worth, CiUthlnc of
crtn etna! es about the house, had been nken
Ana fsuM that dsJ until this ne,htr hide nor hasr
Of that serva xlt AuJ trace OF The stolen pfop,
ettJ has been found.
Yesterday afternoon James u. Muir, au attorucy.
was hfreAAcd on ! NsFEAua ewogn nut BY iatac
Mea. who keeps llQunt 6torc on StAte atFcct
Iht substance of lbs Charge. ~hieh II burglary,
Mr. bad possession Of watch which Nj Wei.
sanne.isd. I'D e ~, Sa%s soatnusaa 'siSii an.Ii
this morning Ut the request Of tbs prosecutor, nns
3f his Mlsues.e. bsloK absepL Mr. Muir says that
Richard MtCsnn, of Milwaukee, i client Of h,s.
and ha hctte!es that the watch wss what AcCauu
a.ated II to b<.-~one that had belonged 10 hts
elients tno!het. The defendant and Weis als
NuiF. saytng, that he wished to take II home, a
hs was thinning Of bsyiny one fos bis daughter, il
order % sec II i Monld suit her. Having Hplen it
Into hts possession be row sets up tho cl1!m that
the watSa u als snd not only refuses 10 retusn It
other persons arrested along With vi. Muls, but
they usu5f fesy outside Of ths case that II Il
ua1ecesssEy 10 give thetF names.
, 1877-04-24
y SUBURBAN.

4as bsea suggssted In various places that there
arc daksssnt Ways in which the Board can scopo.
mzs. ANXIOUS to aid this reform, 4 reporter eon.
vsrssd Friday and Saturday with prominent men
who bare tnssFeata In ths different parts Of the III
lsze oa ths subject They ware I'll expectaut OF
great good. and wsrs only too happy 10 expseas
thals s!sws. a gentleman who has Iasxs Interests
In South Chicago stated that be had looked over tho
town records In ssgasd to police matters, snd found
that 1900 waa being paid 10 the pauoltnen. willis
, 1877-04-24

Desptt4 the efforts to mAln.aia The closest &C.
etoey In regard 70 Grand Jury natter. 1t leaked
out yesterday that that body has ~ good IL re.
turned IN indictment lgatnst b. r. Allen, of Cook
County hsttonsl Bank fame. That IL to aay. the
jury has sSresd on IN indictment and hss tho
ehgss nearly ali drawn up In proper sh.pe To pro.
ssnt 10 Judge Bledgets this afternoon. Tho great
msn'putator. 1t understood. u distinctly charged
Ntth perjury In swearing 70 Z condition OF thiuEs
, 1877-04-24

IirpE PAnx, April 1'.-Commenting upon my
letter ron we're kind enough 10 publish yesterday,
rcfctt!nRso Hyde lark taxes, etc., you speak OF
the Immense appropriations" the southern por-
t,ou hare been demanding. A. il that really the
rAsc. The people and taxpayers Of the southern
half Of The village have no knowledge Of thcne I'M
mensc demands. as they hhvo not been made ex.
ecrt in The partial Imagination Of jealona and an,
b!.iona persons Thc peopfe elect tho Tfnssees.
s a
Village law is imperfect, Tho TFustecs should not
eoniits u m cEen number nor b. elected BY gem
4 iew, words mora: Ten years ago thirty sections
Of lnnd Of what H. now Hyde Park were
tesl.la!ed out q ths Town Of Calumet without
thst !lme antil within tic ps,t Two o. ssfes 5esIs
s ase e,s'y ss sts5 sG5
expendtturer. an qnite familiar with the nEutcs
Ea'd ,a .na e'5spsnasd in general wsy sHd kncw
period IN thc annexed aecttons in much lesa than
tho tazcs paid, however ANAL they may be Of have
Nlth reference 10 tho bonded debt Of 5000. 900,
It cannnl be shown that any portion Of tho pro.
cccds have been used for he benefit Of Tic south
paid from the general k1; and a percentage Of Tho
ateFptpc specials IN paid out of tho general ta1.
A. tcrrs'sntssvs, pr, Of !a.se po,ton of
a'ads b{ nc until thu t.1es hs. bcen paid ,nlo the
ce. Il yo FIJI IN yoar M p.psr this s nains liz ths
fea.ona given for tho annexation Of tho sonh half
q ss " ten yes'i &C. va. 70 out ho
and tn that fight took m aetiso part, and somo
Eood law was placed In tho Supreme Court dc.
Eow that Tho air Is pure down south, and ~ tho
glaan. Of possible sunlight beams oat fran tS.t
not bo ashamed or Jealous of, and a few voters
now reside where thcrc wcrc les. thhn hfty. the Try
, 1877-04-24

For nothing II tho City Of New yotk moro Justly
celebrated taan hsr hotels. They ha7e become
world renowned, aud offer every luxury demanded
by tho wealthy. Chief among these IL The Wind
sur located on Fifth avenue, and occupying the
tutiEe block from FoEty.stxth to Forty.serenth
streets. All home comforts arc provided, sud an
air III extreme gentility pcryGdes every depart.
enk
, 1877-04-24
RICH PRESENTATION GOODS.

RICH PRESENTATION GOODS.
Tho elegant display OF rich case goods by The
Taunton Silvss. Plate Company, from tho store No.
4 Nader Lane, Nov York, viii bo sold to-day 1t 4
speetal auction 1t No. 152 state street, together
With tho Gneat collection OF bronzcs ctcg shown tn
Chicago.
, 1877-04-24
E-~-& -
DEATHS

900 A4Se
TI'TTLE-At hIs tcs!deace, Saturday evening,
Arrll IL. .NeIson Tattle, aged o..
Funeral scrvlccs from hls rrsdcnte, CSC Mieh(.
gan avrnnc, Tuesday, April ~, at !: n.
EA8TMAN-The funeral Of Mrs. Uldlee Chaslotlo
from, hor late residence. Nc. III South Fark.Ay,
,o.day ut o'clock by carrisgss 10 Gracc!and.
nii.1ENT-Apr, -, OF Paeua.oa,a, Ueosgs ".
Gilbert. aged IL yrnrn. -
Funeral 7Fiesday, April "a, At / .. u,., from hls
laln rctldence, No. III South Icf1crson ii Frenis
Of The family arc Invited to attrnl.
6AFFuan-Aphl 10, al Lawtgy, Fla, Ioaa
q: saapfd; q celeaEo. assd 79 Year.:
tn buffalo, N. T.. papers plests eopy.
W1fKELER-on Tho morning of April 81,
Amelia ". wife Of EAnlue1 H. Wheeler, and eldest
daughtcr uf Julian \, Nunbey.
FuneFa! from IT. 1smes' Church On ThussdAy II
O'Clock p. III.
DRENNAN-op tho cd inst. At II -. IT,,
Margaret A., the beloved waie OF Jau,ss Z.
Funeral "wednesday Il D o'clock. frnu, No. TIT
un,o0.at.. TO sactei jicasi Church, from theaee
~ ~. to Calvary Cemetery Friends arc seapset.
MCnEAN-In this city Sunday April, q. at No,
a8l Aohawk-4t.. George Mc1jean. iu hia %1st Seat.
Funets! services a biz late Eeafdence Wsdnes.
daI morning At I0:30 via cars 10 IsosshilI.
F11ATcilER.Arrll 20, a Capson. Boone
County: ILL.,. George .Allen Thatcher, aged d5
~ Utlea, N. T., papers pleass copy,
hef s:tsr Sas I. B. Mo'loa. * 80 te:Sss ea.sss =.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
" sJracusc, n. y. papers please copy.
, 1877-04-24

McVscke.. amutcmenss: ". F. Wentworth.
hotels; W. W. thandtee, railroads: A. !. Chet-
iAIn. stfeet railway and RtA companies: William
Willing dsY roptS,
, 1877-04-24
;1aAgeIk1AGEy.

AKE-McKIERNAN-Att tho residence OF tbs
brldc's father Ia Chicago, br The Etcy. lleury G.
Perry. Rector Of All Saints Episcopal Church, on
tho .lst Inst. James Charles ntake, Esq., and
Observation-Disclosures st. Janea' Church.
Fordhau,t April Ii, by the !iev. j. N. Blanchard,
Rector, A. G. MeClufg Of Chicago, snd Eleanor
Wheeler. Of High IIttlRc. Nav York CttyI
, 1877-04-24

Owing 10 q change In their pano department,
Lyon 9tcaly. State and Mnntoa strccts, arc clos.
Ing ont their cntlro miscellaneous stock Of sqaare
ptanos, somo Of them almost nav, At unparalleled
low prices