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, 1877-09-16

II for booShnains or sit frames. IS rSS..
! To. EXcMASGE-EY, J. =: ,DUl:T0S, Gr:NGy:
Ut sa osS
~ e sa1Ffs ~
70 w smeaoer s9ne q ss Dro?erty IS M
easnFs 70 *ash ssay r. sss q s*s1 Ghiease H.
ne Ss
Iaks cone las eary Of mic
lSs aos @ IT. e.
II S7Ss1 Ii 81 d e. II;
s2i oE ds ns:sna sna poS Eli sEs
81 5oo-ren acres Of desirable shore 10 rods only
from Camp Collie and the landing. clear. III
rods OF water front, trees; $500 cash and 81 u
@ at u asE @ s!
ose CITY q assota Kan h the ana ai ctsa5 ,,,;
Vic S nnythins Das $500 ato this aad
az u.s. 1ie ii 'bsre tract 81 fa lands IN Valley
Ssa a uy + euay o he
Of 4 fSas s11 an f. f. M al q" IN
lots will put In little money for c'car paying city
SsF
ae2s M mesa o a. az sosf
s., 4n-A clear. Improved l2D-acre farm In excel
chanss % @ eear Tor ssoo cash aa s. 90 in Chicago prop
e1 %ss:f;a IT, for
scctson Of ch91cs @ Iowa s or G kansss rn " ood
couple Of coice lots % Clear al Norwood FTk IN ali
wse * 70 es siss fss p9s u Washington Heights
In Sheridan Park Subdivision to exchange for piano.
fee sid t ast Week for rer foot In same Slo:s
hs nd il K On Or 4a
ts-Iiaye ) 40 u:rcs OF land In Barry mad Chris
tim Connies No., clear. with distract ,itle: viii ex
ceans Gusness 'e s and
st.; EmpoEfa kaa, clear for Kansas Iowa. or Texas
~, coo of stock in the Sheridan Mineral spltnEs
s g fr to hs "e9
make money OF thss printing matter on hand worth
@ e
vesa snd af o5s s1cs SIseS S s vor
IN body three miles from county scat Of one Of ths
esa a sa cean o.
few miles of Austin Capital Of the State. exchange
srs 4: ay ri say aaa S5
70 S tsss: aad M 9nG se:s
great bargain for cash. or will exchange for Western OF
5 ooone q the very bes. farms IN Illinois: twelve
sa% ss . IS:
@a sGHsHs s1iy ana rod, q ths the D.
ali ID @
cd So per head from mix sold at cheese factoEy farm
sa5Fss s e aa 81
81 must be ca;l, o. mortgage back Soa IN farm anu
Wessfn siss1 Of f ao beauttui farm
A T9Sa asy oaa Il ney house ami
@ bccs sf9 al ps sds9 snS At
dsoot ans ot s best es houses al $, ta e. s w
ssl tor inmedtate use. ant M w sseent Mla1ins DIR usxt
ct .,h3 l..
, 1877-06-16

Tho Sigma Chi Society, OF Evanston. wilt hold
reunion and banquet at tho fremont IIouse on lhe
91st inst.
The Thtni Ward Republican Debating Club msot
this evening at Union League Hail, corner Twtn-
ty-sccund street and Wabash nycnue.
There will be public temperance meeting this
evening at 211 Vast Madison street. The meet
Ing will ho addressed by r. ii. Coa'propat and
others.
eliug. Mons Christian Union viii 10 hola IN lilo
y ociock.
There will 10 grand concert at Farwell Hall
ne1t Taesay evening BY Tho choir o. some hair !
doLen different GeEman churches for the hcnaat Of
The Herman Young Mems Christian Association.
There will be meeting rr cornes.fot owners On
she Itarhorn .ffsct extension at vtcr!lng's ollce,
take action fof the Immediate opening u ao st1cet
p. III. lii Lower Ear,vei jiail. f'ne joststs ncxt
week ate ~ to!!ovs: Monday, Mts. q. Ii. Cass; !;
hassss es s SsssSS E,,s.y ~
Mrs. ". ]. Ecr'nott; saturday, Mi. /. Il: litt.
To.mor.o" viii 10 Observed as ealldrena Gay At
the, Wabash. Ayenue y. y. Church., Tho church
sing,ns-bifds. SHIRT addsossu. viii be r1yca Sy
the pastor und By tho ltcv. ". II. Thomson, aud
ap!ropria!e music will be sung By TIC chols and
bT tic children.
TIH Eppr onaAN RECITAL
The sixtseH1h of tho .es;es Of organ rccita1s BY
Ms. Eddy Will bu giycn tais noon at Hershsy HaIl.
dclssol,i,. sonata II u lai, So. j, op. III: Guii.
nlaats 'Matcho fnaebrc ct Chant se1phique, "
Yp; Il: he.l.s "AllsgIo Marz.a'e." up. ;,s; No.
etss ): aGs s III iS:' chs:s:
viii s Msf1 b.
! IaEue, 8chubert's "Ilask! Tho Lark. and No.
xaft's aria "Non Plu d. Fioti," ftom 'sTisus -
, 1877-06-16

Ing this. the .taln apon h!s t,ns you'd b. Washed
sss ses ~. :pssK sSse w:s .Se ssps'
botn IL ths s.ser snd the III, md returned u III
court Of .he f"sJ bower to Be received BY hi' COM
'eA'''' "'' x1a1n AND aL4pxrsa
good ateay ICED, hs Iii IL with ,the be.utlfai
e ta n s.' ell. Mhq d
ths rofo!mfns Fly true to his earthly love- and
%.nee ~th Sss' s,ips., Ses .. y wha @ @ Mis
Helen $. Lester was tho Queen.
ess = css sRs n,son bs snss By
closed with rFana butterfly bali. participated In
BY AZ and u LED :! by ILL., A!s ~ n pnma ,a
audience u. % rell pleased viii xhss vi. pro: 70:
se sSs ente9tsnment nexl uessy sstaoon m Hssn
the fall proaramrns will bc carried out, and thcsa
who fssa to gala adf'tancs yesterday will b
Tha butterflies whe took p,rt IN the entertain.
ment wcrs Matte French Emile Address, Mlllle @
os.. A0Sfi S Ssyae r. Youes G9's s s fss 1ans
l.skeil, Nolis Mitchell, Emma rarrer. iIar5y
forth. Alberta Csowtoot May Crowfoot, Eddie
S@a @ ss at, s.ss. ssS e;:' 5 Sa;;9 s s nss: Bss
Lena Reed. Arthur clement, Bclo pInkcrton, Al
IL PinSefton. William, sorohouse,. Lola Adama.
stevs!t, SettIs iiapkins, Id!e Lo!d. stantIe Gcf:
rs s's Dssn afg s L3. an tdn AS
Annie ltedHeld,. sherman Nodinc, siazte Nadine,
lIa!i Fake, Fred L. Fake. Jr., John u. and Mab1s
Cor. Fbelman. Matsio iiotehktn stella otls, txxis
Ti.het AEnss NcsLne. itst!,s H!;,, Els,Sge' yio's
, 1877-06-16
INSURANCE.
TtiKtlE IL HxW TnpupLH

1A4A& ~ H4H 1AOt0k&
among the Chicago underwriters. This time 1t Is
not pn account Ut dIatenstons between the Board
and non -Uoarl dFms. but On account of ALLEGED
tsitbrs.iess and esoukvdness Of sone Of tho nenl.
bcta helonging to ths uoasd, Charges were se.
Gently preferred that son,e of the most prominent
members Ut the board had written sisks II eaa
tic regular rales. Quo member ot tho board who
heretofore had been counted as une Of tue most
faltIfut pnl desolrd Of Uoard a,cn was particular
" pViAted 1ut ~ hlstas cualencud lala departure
1t was stalled that this Reullcn,aa had written
policy Ut ceut, thu regular rate, but h4d given
ths paEty whu procured thu risk u siscuunt VI is
StLss Hoatd tnea wao lad heard II tLts went and ID
Rot evan oY wEli1n2 r.ks on this klui Of prvp.
sxty 1t Is per cent Icd4 tlan the regular rates.
!aY ..ate n a,fal.. .so,t became sts*tsala.
Lizard and geHs1l Lstsuptlon VI thu 'rttts
thu poard os un1srwstess hrld y .ccund but hgb-
" animated meeting for the puEpaas u! inyr4l at
street. Thu gentleman who Il WIS alleged hxd
commenced cutting the rates Mas taken to task.
Hs admitted that Discount of - peF cent was al-
tHs!s.4. .. ,nnocunt - i ist:Is lsuo. Ths % ssims
had been committed in hls sbyenes BY one ot hts
clesks, aud Mlen hs heard of Il he had ths policy
Cancelled liz proved thu correctness VI Aia statu-
msnt b. producing tbs. rropsf docamcn1. Ot
course thv chafxes xxalast th!a xentlenau could
not ~ susta!psd undrr ths circumstances,
:ts.. :a .9 wt s + esa f2gS1aS gS.a ii. 'St Yet Ay
70 cnt .ths sakcA also1 Their excuse that they
niesc1Y 9aslowEt SUIT 10 oEdcF to project tae,r oW
!nssr.te Has not s"nslLstsd satist4cto.y. II tlvy
the HoaEd " hasa II adtusted. but they lad ua
right TO reetify It lhrnlsases. The diseusaion on
tts pniat va: Attsy but one. but dn4ly ths n4sst-
:rne feeling Rmon. soma Of lhr Bousl ucn Il ss5y
bitter. and SPLIT ID tha BoarI IL iu,Mlnrpt. Tha
avu.peasd htlaA have loay sines g.rsD w tas Lass
, 1877-06-16
SUBURBAN..


Tue buslness meeting Of tho Alumni Association
of The Northwestern University will be held
Wednesday at $50 .. IN, In the Presidents lee.
tutc.room at the University Building. Tbs literary
exercises will occur in tia evening, commencing at
o'clock sharp, In tho auditorium ftho Methodist
Church. 4 social reunion will b. held IN tho par.
tors md tccturc-tooms Of Tho church Immediately
LAKa AND HIDE PARK.
The adjourned Joint meeting Of ths r. Trustees g q
Fecder. o. ncatborn etrect, yesterday. On motion
Of Mr. Bcns1ey, Mr.. Rnyn nor was elected Chairman
and Mr.. Horn Wis chosen Secretary. There were
present from Lake Messrs. Condtt, Murphy. and
Montgomery. and all the suentbeFs from hyde Park.
The Secretary read the n'lnntef Of tho last
81 ths tiii1; eitis1:ns ot 1tyia f.rk i'eld Taas.s
tsndent Of Tho Water. Works, reported that
The suction pipe was being repaired nna would aoul
et In condition to prevent tdsauct!on OF gravel and
sand. TheFs wns considcrnhe 1istnpaon ~ to
machinery or 10 get new Wot.hingaon eng!ne
Committee Ut The last n,coting. Mt. ". &. Hale.
d ncmbrF Of this lfrde Pntk 1oart. when tho
present system adupted, spoke In faror u tho
Worth1ngion cnRnS+ and ME. Paul Cornell, another
member of tho furncr H02rd spuko In favor Of tlae
repair Of tho present srstem and The eaxinR Of thc
Tho nonfd undertook to impose 'hrpe additional
txpense upon tho village, tho taxpayers would rsee
and cnioEn tho Uoasd. as their limit Of Indebted.
nees was about reached. Mcssrs CDnlit. Ben8-
ley, Whceief, Mitchell, and Clark touk patt Ia tha
dlscussinn, which was kept up ior scveral hours.
tlou Of the question was deferred until a future
u1tctin1.
, 1877-06-16

rssn whom he arrested to the station, where tho
latter gave tho name Of James MeMuilon, and thst
q his sntayonlft rs Robert shtpp,fd.
had received gar on tha right side that Ind bare
tho tlbs hut, IL the iunga wero nninused 1t II not
considered dangerous. 10th men ara sAil0Fs, ard
tho orarrsl between then, seema to hare been ths
result Of bad liquor more than ANYTHING e1so. Tho
cutting was entirely improve ked.
The wounded nttlces remains at the station, and
waa attended By several physicians. including nr.
dunno. the City rh5:ie.an. Cnless violent IN.
Un!cesr Baville and Tom Tray ynor followed Ut. tie
cine to tho wouli.he murderer. and euececdea In
arrcsting him Within three hours sitter the oc-
cueecnce At the Wt1Itnns Eionae, on Klnzie atFcct
whcre both mon had hcen boarding. They wcro
taken ecfofs Jastcc Morrison n ths rnorn!n9: bns
owing TO tho dangetons character Of MeArthnr,s
, 1877-06-16
i SUPT. PICKARD.

Some Of The members Of the Doari Of Education
expressed considerable suFpsiso whoa tie
resignation OF 6chool.superlntandcut Ptckard
was read before tho mcotlns last Thuts-
day night, aud tho cause thereof bas
slnee been 4 mattor Of speculation smon3 thoso
who havs bean interested in the proceedings for
some tina back. The real tuaaon. which prom: ted
things wh.cn !uak reasonable. she ssoab'a proba.
"'xhs @ al s sst *upposs, Sut ye.sa d,.sat!.i.s !
twesa .as Superintendent and ii. As.!s.aat.
ths position Ut .s.sI.tant Superintendent was not
Mr. P,ekarA's nomination. liz waa brought hero
oietatst II tic capaelty ii sapcrsnlsnacut u "" u
Schonls tnr previous sfl with aaLIaaction t0 tIo
peuptc, and given the poai,lnn wh!eh hs now holds
have preferred to l.ayo had of tue High scl,ool
tc4chsts IN tho city promotea 10 ths placo. but !l
lAia " Wishes were not 4Eanned. 'Ti.an, tho
untce thu DIRECTION of thu rintsnAeat in VII 1ticu
ANIL general wask. Nut II il alleged Mr, !.oiy has
IT, atssea st1 u ms 1+st.eas IL d
ssa!9e.ny 's :is .e :sASs tsSs, ~ u:
alsu lake pronpt actou on h!s own account In huch
matters. Euch ~ getting circulars printed and srn
Ing tlsn out tu thu safiuus Principals and teachers
dIruc.lny shu tu seposs to linn. aud other Things
ot y ssaslas aatu.e.
The.u .t!nys llass rot helped to promote tho
baat VI feelit between The two otTlcefs atld when
tho matter VI salasie. cac Up air. l)oiyd waa in-
creased lu s., 40. wllls tho HHprrlntenlcnss was
a}iu~rd 10 4tana VI ~. eAu. II IL thought, how
ever, tt.4t hs would havs waived ll.ls point
VI ovluclfon, ~ hs bag alwsys up.
salatY which ho was receiving; but tho support
and encouragement Of y l,ajurty Of tic msaihefs
Of the lloar AAa appeared t0 ls With tho Assistant
slncs Ats a.lyrns to ths cily. For instance, wlall
tho 4ucst,uu Ut immediate acton upun thu salxrIcz
aud lilo rrH!xnaltou .! Ms. l'cxaFd can.e up ths
other n,ght, i WIS observed that ten voted In a
manner Which showed That their synp4thss wcru
with Mr. noiy. willis hut fur ,oteu to ths col,.
ttaty. Tiers L no question that sonld the fosIg.
stpp inlo Ill piacs " superintendent Vt Schools.
, 1877-06-16
4 surgeon was sumnoncd, tho ball extracted, and
| the young man, who lad b. this time recovered
| If. wits, promised not to 10 It again. and fell

Ill wits, promised not TO 10 1t again, and fell
asleep. ...............
Postmaster Palmer received Communication
tem as}s ss9s f Asns F's A,.snt p9.s
letter was TO The erect that tho APPROXIMATION fcr
she se asTey e5e' % for sh ss S1Rs ,R
present appropriation, and that, inasmach a. that
sum u Inadequate to dcfray the expenses of tho
service at the present raso Of c1rend!ture. haa M
numtss Of carriers. Tho letter then went on to
stase that, II tha pay was reduced. tho reduction
ss s1e 70 eaf1s! n eassepns ass ~
that e the nafntes were reduced tse reduction
would have to be to The extent Ut 0ne.t~e!ftn 81
tho number Of tho carriers was ton small to admit
of my reduction in that way. The letter etossd
r 9 u sseaa 10
IL view Of alith laiere't* Involved, :, n,
4 meeting OF The carriers was held Thursday
evening In tho postrnsatcrs room Tor tho rurpotH
Of deciding whether they would prefer to- have
their pay reduced Or their numbess ttectensed; and
he sly 81 he 70 eso oee e.
lues expense. viii, Of course, dispose Of a plans
>"N' N'' 1na GERMAN vErznASs.
Tho Gcrm.n veterans Who fought IN tho rcvoln::
ttonarY war in baden In 1S4s and 184n celebrated
eon FIX ast eseent i Ths eses'sten wo.d
nars beer Fadh hsa aHd s s
one ~ M eatcnso snasatos naa 1esn a"rs ssss
came M jaat about tho Time tho festvttc. wcfc to
nss.cmh,cd u iSe ahyc. .nomct naec ani eninrcd
then,ssiyca - ,nneh "A inv cauid hT febeaftIn9
III; s.pS.ifnsss i gssss.sna sly III l;!a;,Ss "a,
timper nrcsjJr,, nxer tbe nI6reed,nrs. Tho lion,
inrrn. pm-sn,ano IA T iccm nrcytnHsiy ci,nscn Al
sfrasd 10 IrASr tse etofua Il ho. ti net Turn w.
4 fins piece OF noetr3. ~omro.cd for this occnaon,
ths aa' same uni Lind By Dr. i1il1mann. "'
.n,ct., ,n".s,nr ~ ,hs yvest srn,ro r1onra sxaa
h+f X oeinrE vcatnriiny afternoon, ali te n,en1.
bets nresent exccnt Jus}iess lursrsoli and Ebss.
~. ta,,,u,,, .,.ctr,.o,. rh,c, exc,a,o III,
c.tItn, ~ *" r,s,.iirT Ms.n nWsrs1 NIL "nont.
mou,y aaopted: ~'
e. ses
atIon 70 Interest coupons Of the West Park bonds d1s
!ss :s
ss' az a.ss ssst; tses @ pfe:esea =? ~
mcst M .a
fst ahs oxu ., e. Chicago
Il s' ~
n..:as,ty, =, ,,,n,. t,.-,ct,,,o
~ ss5sSs
,a:s IT, Il 'r''ea''a to ' for PAYMENT and not other
THE CASE or FERRIS.
sws,sey ana Kinney AZ: ntsk ana Assistant a
81 LIeut an peT;.. q Fi1o stssoa o: TO- TSs
poHe To- fees ss wben ,Se t. % fs
, 1877-06-16

MISUNDERSTANDING tHd tf-oaSFb aga rate 03
spccd at which &ratua are uaw run fson,
Chicago 10 the East, tho Grand Trunk Ratl.
way Company will Adasro to !h motto,
.Comfost sad Safety" rather th8a suu tho
risk Of accIlcnt whlch excessive fast tuna renders
liable to uccuF 1t amy Iaomens Thsy aru now
Offering sehes OF excursion tickets 10 Toronto,
ogdeusburx, Montresl, Portland, Boston. Now
York. and return. good until Nov. !, over great
variety Of rouses, aud at low tatas. A. ths proa-
cut time thsso II no better equipped more com.
fortsbs route. aud nonu by which travellers cau
rely on making the advertised tina with creator
csFtaInty. ia connections With etcaulu1s on thu
Light pasyays eau be 1nade anlonxst the thousand
l.tands aud down the rapids of taat notea stream,
book has bstn prepared giving suutss md rates,
which may ba hsl free At pnAcpal oliicrs to tho
Wust, or BY letter u1d1esaod 10 J. II. Whltmau. u
Lake strcgt. Chicago,
, 1877-06-16
NO MATERIAL INJURY,

The recent fire on the upper story Of the
building occupied by Donnel'ysS Il barnes, manu-
facturers and dealers in fine cottage furniture.
Nos. go aud 273 Wabash avenue, lid to'a slight
damage Of q portion Of tho stock. But the
injury was IN no sense suriuus; rho business
wifi not bu interrupted, nnt1 nothing but perfect
goods will bc sent out OF tic establishment.
, 1877-06-16

NRSERyE-At Toledo, June II. Lue1lA I1endrix,
only child Of Curtis b. and Elinor Hendrix.
blcscrve, aceA i5 months.
NoAUAGK-At hia rcslhsncs, 889 West Lake
street, Of consumption, Thursday, juno II, Johnny
l'e.nbaek, y she 10Th year Of VI sees;o
fnnerai It residence June u. 1t 1:3o.
INnLEDKW-on the 11th lust. Of cancer OF tho
stomach. 1t the residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
Edward nrnok, in Brighton. Wis. Hannsh lng'e-
dew, Of this city, widow OF James IngledeW Iste1y
deceased, aRad u yeArs.
, 1877-06-16

The display OF flowers On DTexot boulevard ex-
ceeds In beauty and variety Tint of former years.
A. the ruoat beautiful point on tbs boulevard,
nearly opposite the i1ora1 mound at tho northeast
corner Of FoEty.sovcnth street. we not1ce hand.
soma Milwaukee brick residence for aala at tcmpt.
Ing nguras. Inquire at No. u Chamber OF Com
, 1877-06-16
HAPPY Hf1Tff..MfN.

Dusiuess Ut the nuvero and fremont HOUSES,
Boston. continues excellent, and Aessrs. chapln,
Quincy & Co. have Teaaon to feel gratidcd at tho
ever.,ncreasng succcss and popularity of the!r cs-
tablianments. 30 deaeryedly celebrated through.
out tho United States, sEnce thcIr opening. full
Thirty years ago.
, 1877-06-16

In "Andrsws' DsxAr" ate gathered. from tbs
great fashion centres Of Europe " well ~ Aust-
lcs, useful saXxeations hlnis, a2d notes. which
Abs cultivated in nAtlsIs 0f dsess and Lt caunot
tail 70 applacfats. Sead 10 csnts for sample copy
u ". 4. Andrews, Cincinnati.
, 1877-06-16
THE CHICAGO TR1BUNE SATURDAY,

Of getting into the Doart or tha terms they do
rited, md they aru aov trying to induce the dts-
satisfied DonrA mos to seeeda and Join In the form.
alton OF 4 nav, or opposition Boatd.
, 1877-06-16

soN-vANzANpT-At The residence Of
ths 18th Inst. BY ihe Nev. G.. a. Towle. pastor
Of Bethany Congregational Church, Mr. George u.
Jameson and Mus Lizzie J. II. Van xsndt III Of
this cltY.
, 1877-06-16
NE RnnT 4 snNS Mitstf. cfr.

THE ROOT & SONS Music CO.
otter special inducements to purchasers, At whole.
sale and retail, Of sheet. music, music books, vIo-
lns, guitars, and ali KINDS Of musical instruments.
General aRcnts for tho Standard organ and Weber
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. 16a Ht8tu street.
, 1877-06-16
THE CITY. .
GENERAL NEWS.


orders Of employees yesterday, and was kept quite
busy. Tbs amount al.bursed could not b asecr.
ta'ntd. .... .........-
n.R, Eames and Mr.. franklin Maeveagh md
York BY tho sloane, ntttsupte. Of shs White Star
.a u.,o.. ,t,,,. -c.,a,,o m
weM washington s'ses W. .nsown ,s%u ""ps5
a,e1sre cut over Tho left eye.
Two 1a,rc sraro1d terr.cks arr at nrcscnt raised
n ,ho ~ ro,nnan of thc r.eiae 1totoi End ara
nn H. teena Of ne main ontsauce 10 IT, Dsakas
tavern
Etna insnraneo Company. yesterday afternoon en-.
tertancd about thirty Of !is tnsufanee ftlends ~
lunch 1t ns m1apa H:sc 'ots p'or TO taking
Tho tcmpsrature yeatstday, M A. obfsrssI by
Manasss. opt!een. 70: " Msdiegn streee cIn1n'
ss* RHt'd!aS,, Es: m % Z m g. 10 D. =
'onetei s M Il r. :. m., % 10. o5; p. m., ao.54.
Al lpou..t vii, se held .. Union street Station
of ' Ha IS seab on s BOD,
ditd yt.torday from Injuries received by faltng
through ekIlight nt No. 156 Aadiso" street
about two weeks aro'
.s u Sfss s e. 1e. y
sr5 Sherman in sesnrd 70 The suits against l.oclls
bean I ns a.
for ali the conniT rincstcrs. md while ho il gone
ha viii jtsyo them to Swell njonc.
The inquest Of tle bod, ot chrl, Il ssess.. % Sho.e
tcsY Jay OF two since, in consequence OF sono
suspicions III foul p,sY, wns concluded yeAterlnv.
Ihs eyaSnee Q! II VT 5o 1owea ~ tG ah eaIse neos :"
osatn So 99 pnea ana rre9x IL '"e Auhs''
y.,,.,d,~ ,tt.rnoon 7,vcar.o,d bo, named
George Barker, resldnR With his parents q No. 80
onsas sttef wss fssa.arS y. Ten T. seho n, m es s
corner Of Laurel md Thirty: :nrst streets. The
medical .9ana me- e. nc noys sGq was
'',''u'ea aas ~. a. s".aet. .sasS ~. , .ss
yesr.o,d 10y Was found noating tn thc city Dry
Dock Slip b James Dates, of No. a74 Fifth ave-
qsuts % scsds IL No. sG3 Filth asenue. ant Who ss
sss sfss missing ''voEa' days. Tho Coroner was no.
.Tbs toroncr Yesterday held ,nuucsts on the bod
~ Of of ' two yoathinl nnioftunaess IN t',s frs.
ase; 'has o. Me'y s} Herts .;,..t
nu, t r,uss ~ ca,h "a. oiysn "A .seomSulstons,
Befte 1oe9 ~ gu Sna, w1osG hafem,s ans
I'VE so. sa stase sssces. MHa ~ usss w
ceised. s~' ''' 0>~'~
For two Or three aays pat party o. ~ wSrkn'sp @
aso nes ehegeu NJ ne
nE so9m Imey eat "tu ~ .na;u,,nw s"H ,~o " !ntt SG.
i;.t e.en,nE: III 4 Uncovered shortly at,et j., :
Suild,as @ sos ssod aissealas. h;adtey'; esst'sso
seposl'oFy' on sas nfss h"os' ~as a1o"neo oot'
About noon yss4e,tsy mdas; woman en-
askcd to bo SLOWED to rcst fow minutes. She wns
.ssommedasd Win ss7t: .nd almost tnss,atl, Ia,,
psocufsd. Nothing was found on tic body when
wond teud 10 establish tho Identity Of tho unior-
tbe Morruc vheru an inuucst will be held this
Th1 deceased wa ss s ~ Ses
, atess, saa"A oonnet ano fe't' @no "ofs AAceo
, 1877-06-16
THE TRADERS,


At tho regular monthly meeting Of tho Directors
Of the Tradcfs' Insurance Company OF this city,
hald at their olce, No. ITO Ia sallo street, ycstet
day. the usual quarterly dividend Of per cent was
declared, payable on and after July 10 nert
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT,
L wa reas, Margaret J. sullivan has left
my bed aud b0ard, without cause or provoea-
tion, will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her, from and after this date.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Ruby Hill, July L.. 1877. jyls-3od.
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Special attention paid 10 family customers.
Meats delivered in any pars Of the town.
Eureka. May "a. 1877 nyaS,s
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RAHmNnl & Ely.

There are many w~ell-wishers of the
Raymond & Ely and the town of Pi-
therefore gratifying to know that the
recent development in this once IA
nous mine continues To improve. We
learn from the Record that ore is being
hoisted from the first, third, fourth,
sixth, seventh, tenth and eleventh lev
els. A large amount of ore is going tn
the mills, and the general outlook is
said to- be III )st encouraging. We con
graduate the people of Phoebe aud sin.
cerely hope that their town may speed
lily assume its old rank and prosperity.
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The Trial OF Roach for the Murder
of Gleason.

We are in receipt of the following
special dispatch from Hamilton, re.
ceived here about s o'clock last night:
1.-The town is crowded with !iurymen
and witnesses from all parts of the
county. The streets aud hotels and
saloons presented a l"ivelier appearance
To day than at any time Tor many
months. Promptly at 10 o'clock the
District Court was called TO order,
Judge Cole presiding. The case of the
State VS.. Roach VAS the first taken up
from the criminal calendar. The pris-
oner, when brought in by Sheriff
Raum, was closely eyed by the large
crowd in attendance. He is a rugged
fellow, and his confinement having
been of short duration, has not mate
rally changed his usual appearance.
Unexpectedly to almost everybody, a
jury was obtained with comparative
ease, and sworn in by the middle of
the afternoon. At this hour Is p. NJ,
most Of the testimony is in, and the
opinion prevails that the case will be
concluded to morrow. The ease cre-
ates intense interest and the court
house tonight is filled to overlooking
with AT eager throug of spectators.
The testimony of The prosecution is
substantially that hitherto published
u the columns Of the SENTINEL.
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A bowlder came down the mountain
the other day and nearly demolished
cabin belonging TO Frank Abadie. /,
was started by two very nice young
men who were u on the mountain
for a stroll. They rolled twos or three
down the canyon that makes in above
the Richmond, and where no damage
could possibly result. The rock
which did the damage was intended to
follow the others, but took a wrong
shoot and crashed through Mr.. Aba
dies house. The young men had no
feeling whatever against a living soul
in the town and were greatly surprised
at being placed under arrest on the
charge of malicious mischief. They
are very sorry that The accident oc.
cured and ara willing t. make any re.
paration in their power.