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had arranged an exhibition Of section Of thc Fire
department IN front Of tho tlrand s'aciac Hotel
ladict Trucks. Ths Firo:i islroi W. also there "s
S ssuaaa II e e s sns e hs ssxs: 5
halt minutes after ths alarm struck several of
the enRines were st work. Tho nroInptac4a and
by surprise. An exhlnltloh of watee.throwlng was
given. with wondntful of1ect-upon tho crowd.
tSsx 'o co., ss, s q .pa ~h9 Y p!sa Ss' v:ts vs
ssass BY tas @efs Il:
gentlemen had ths corner Of Jackson and Lsss!ls
streets al to shrnclres and they appreciated II.
s f.: p:y Ti s 1. sa' s'sa az ssi Fir. : &c.
then ths ns1t The hoss curt. and trucks
snd horscs excellent. Ths alrmea wets ia
w.S hsa
display gwen Of .ilow We run to drcs." Flrst
ssme pa'iwakls ss'loPtps a. 1gatnipx tpssd. ~
cock sngincs. Tho crowds on the street SHOUTED
sna spp1auaed. Than e.n's thu engines agaia.
y. .%py Ts"asS Ths aspns
msnt thai vss made. Attes this IN eshIhitloa Of
w.. Eton Thsn there came ~ e
n:a sns ". as'. iss e:ss saa
wsnra II setss t. ds. xa's: to a. Tb
Uenner was publicly eun,plineutrtl fof ,hr petisc.
tlun 4nd eitclsacy of hl. men aud lbs .ucccrsful
working of his Department. Tho gentlemen then
went into thu lutel. expecting tu hare iuach.
While tbs exhibition VI tho Fire Department wak
a. p.ogFsas. Ald John T. CLARKE, President ot the
isins ea hSa,a ~ Y; thought hs its .oms
that there was J. trs somewhere. There
vas hfc.. Hls hat had caught
bud lodged In tho band. Two OF lhrps streams
from friendly hants and tha babcock c1lpyuishvr
hatsrt's fos repairs. He wont forthwith.
After lunch carriages were syaln taken. and
Field Letters. chaslss +. kelloIXs, Henry ".
kiny's. Faswelra. Z. II. Houlsfson's, sud other
whofssslc heu.cs Visited NJ especial programme
Wa arranged for i4st evening. aud great nauy
mnmbsr. yt.ltsd friends In ths clty. T2:dsys
Armour i Gus packiuy- house, Armour & Dofrs
elevator, and setusal interests iu tho vicinity.
Ihcsa Ttll b1 lunch served 1t Tho Transit House.
1hs party will return 10 the Grand Pae1ae uot~l It
Jucl9ck,
, 1877-12-15
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases. 0rsvel Df4bcIcs pronsy.
stoppaEs " Water. tncontnenre uf UriHe flrIShi's
s1Sk spo'ts G[ tns Ts!sf !sk stody nsst
Willis sk. or there u 1nuEbd. dark lilt0us apfra.
anct and whtte ooLa. dust depostfs. and when rr1
bAlu II tue aMall Of tho bkGk md aIQl1 thn lQin1
, 1877-12-15
THE COURTS.

nnroe.a ~ .to,srxear&. N.,x a,t%. y,t~r,...
-.
r,. y, ,,u ,,.s',. 49,, Tat, ,u,-
fos.nh n a,n'n ,.h,nh -. a ,a.s wv. w. ..,.i,,s
49,. 'r.an 80. NH ,,,.",. "ao .su w a'" ~
s...',s" s.. Doo' ~. ..os sumS"o" ,,''.'
lar. s'' ~ y! w... :" .ooo aaa
,,,.a.an ,.'.a .u " -. ,s,.o.s,' ,,st,'
"s.n as,s.n.s y. n.a ~. ~ ,t s..Is
iaas,nn,ssh as, nj. an na4 sno
ss, hant ~ ~. ~ a ~. ,...H .s1a' ~ ss sae
o"'o =. tnr e'.eaM: me aeIohoant etalms 10 own
rsh. 10 bo n easp sSs
pls,pants alleged that sto,n wa only enti,,ed In
t,,,, Msn.s ~ @ :" ae' ,"s' uHank sas ameans
po"knt " aso anu tneF nleo o'it 10 restrain MIN
watcr-rowar 1t low water i. about ., 600 Inches. %
while At h!st water Il !. ,oma two OF .htee times
~ much. The easo occupied week In the trial.
ana yesterday tho Jury, after th.eo Or four hours
rnr c,,,c.no r.r,w.r cox.rnrcr1ov ro,,
THE cnicAoo hAHw.x M CONSTRUCTION coa-
Robert II, Dulk1ey. tho Receiver In tho easo o,
tho Commercial Loan Compsnv At Al. w. rhc
Chicago Railway Construction COMPANY and others.
died renort yestsrday. IIo sIates int MI Mr. N n
KappleJe has notified him that hc cannot carry out
the terms OF purchase Of corta'n property sold
sy ss 81 hissEs. sn.nt, 70 x 5 ot II,
aaes tho !,s, to trsnas.s tho % p,opsFt, sft o.
tho Company to J, 4. Coouer. Tier claim thst
.I,h,, ~. H., s.w 49,. th.x 49,. 5.a".,sS. saas
that an arrangement wAa made in August
last between the Construction Company,
tho Chicago d Illinois River 1tsiltoad com.
panJ, aug Wv e"iSako A.ton NaIfoaa
Company o5 which no Construction Company
agreed to cpnrsY souc OF Its property to them In
Fr.uo &hn rlu.ta ~h. ir,s n..tt.n..
, 1877-12-15
Is It Possible to Create Woman Who
Will Not smuggle7
A Shilling, Gentlemen, for the NOW
Methodist Church.
The "Higher Classes" Don't Wear
Boots at ths Theatre.
Contest Between Dying Soldiers
for a Coffin.
Wouldn't Intorview-Birds and Spiders
Grape-Bearing Trees.

The ehEly twilight Of Sunday evening In
Hamilton, Bermuda. Is nn allurtng time. There
Is lust enough Of whispering breeze. fragrance
Of flowers, and sense OF rcpose to ratso ones
thoughts heaycnward; aud Just cnuugh anna
teur plano music to keep him reminded Of tho
other place. There arc many venerable pianos
In Hamilton, and they all play at twilight. Ago
cnlargcs and cnriclcs tho powers Of some
musical tnstrumcnts,-nosably those Of tho
yfolin,-but It scems to set pianos teeth on
edge. Most Of the music In vogue there Is tho
same that those pianos prattlc1 in their tnno-
cent infancy; and there Is something very
pathetic about It when they "a over It now, in
their astlmatio second ch'ldhoo.l,. dropping a
note here and there, whcro a tooth Is gone.
We attended evening service ut the stately
Episcopal Church on the hill, where wcre quo Or
tons, and all we'll dressed "a thing which Ia alsu
in saoa ss 70 be %
less good Sermon but there WAS wonderful deal
OF coughing. and so only the high parts Of tho ar
service, overheard young girl say 10 smother:
"Why,. you don't mean to say you pay duty Oh
sea IL asf
There arc tbo4o who believe that tho most DIM.
cut thng 70 sfsate l. "a as. woman who @ csn sompts.
poas{ble thing 10 create Ia = woman who will not
rmnggle, whether urno, whcu sho gets chance.
tut these may be errors. =
ItrrIH BLACK r1ous CHILDREN.
We went wandering oil toward tbs country,
anu wcrc soon fur down In tho lonely black
depths Of road that waa rooted over with tho
dense foliage Of double rank OF great cedars.
Thcre WIS no sound OF any kind there; II was
,,J ,1',as, ,,o,,,,n. H.. s,s.. ,,.,,.a wv wv
eoui'. ut.eet '.ot4!lk "ut soh'n.c ou.!ines We
Cheering the wsy with chat.
Presently the chat topk this shapc: a11ow
,nsnn.fSiv }hr ci,nracinr ri ~ n r"n~Ic anil ~ y
tiny"9nn,ent ,naE"s tts in,nrcss .,oo,, atrann.
nI ,,4vn. ,,t,, sn.., 10 =,
Without his taxing deliucr'tc Thought upon tho
matter or asking anybuly question! VIZ lavc
been In Tits land half day; wu hay4
seen none but honest faccs; wn have
noted tho british tlag. lyine, which
.Ioe a. rs,h,t Inn'tr. IT,. rt ri,,,,s souu ,
osuet' ~ ~ ,sh M,'nnt 4"ut. 'at1y W. piameG IN
afn!eu anH n'.n Pcs!eet cohnuence INTO lug aianai
xtaee, wsfn ; r., ~ a!n3sa no any otaer county would
s~asn sI; , wiIn 'mhss m ea.!o1ers .--.,,
, 1877-11-24

The Cltr Treasurer has as yet experienced no
loss from bank failures. The city's funds arc in
trusted 10 tho Culon Natlonai. tile Corn Ex-
change National. and the International Banks.
The Building Committee did not - meet" yes
terday awlng to The absence Of ono OF tho members.
Thcy will meet Monday and prepare the report &c.
qnrated ty Aid, hilbert In tlme for tho Council
meeting Monday night.
THE Treasurer yesterday received &N79 from the
CITY Coteclor, 81. 4ul truln tho Water depart.
lttnt AMI 81, .tf from tho Comptroller anil paid
out >l1. 00U. III The hitter asnUupt 81. Q00 waa
for popular losn cert1lit1tcs.
James Haley, the owner Ut the An sahle stone.
9uafries nnat Marrt. ILL.,. will. It Ia said, bcfuse
H,anY days cxtenh m Invitation 10 the 1utlasHg
Committee to visit and inspect hiH possca.Ian..
Haley wa+ one VI the bidders for sbe County Court
House contract.
building permits were tssned yesterday 10 L.
F'fankcnIhat for -four. story and basement stonc-
front store, .0x9O feel, NJ. III Lake street, to
coat 81, 00b. AMI to d. Vaughan fur a two.sto
md basement dwelling. c:t1:0 feet, NJ. lO1 Thir.
ty-sefcrth street, to cost 81, 600.
II might he regarded AZ IN interesting fact md
Indicative Of tho salMhrty Of the climate OF Cnca-
gu that The Health Department yesterday Ieauct Il
burial certificate for q man aged 1Ol wears. 4
months. and is dnye ills name tvns Joeeph King.
ho Tired at No. 9DB S0uth tillatcd street, and Has
native Of Canada.
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of thr stnnc In thc Mnrk. To the relief ct tho
'fnner PARTY by "n:,c4ting that Dg,nostllrncs wAs
| f1tttFr IL F,H& u

Of t'r stnnc In shc Mnrk. came 10 the sclrf of the
!fnner nary by SUI :sc.tHE that Demostllrncs WAs
tl,r Irish Fnr Fit gerald
The ,nunty Clerk yesterday performed tho psln.
fnl duty Of ia.u:, certificates II rErCthn 10 bis
successor. E. +. L., klukke: to =. II. Mccrea. u
t'rIn! Treasurer; to i. &. kncsrrhnrEet. NJ
.ftI1r nf tho 1ro'atr fanrt: tt luhn stephens. a.
tfrrk IT the s'snnAi Court: aud to +csrtn nf ME
newly elected Commissioners. This oath Of naIcc
wa* administered to Mt. ktokkc by Judge Wallace
IN tho afternoon.
Thc mo.t slnlent kicking continues to 11c the ruto
tn tht tUrrty Crrkt olce. AMI several ct the en-
ploscA have quit work rather than Auun,it to tue
nHactAment Of s. a day. Thusp who have %ab.
niitcd are fudtvnant, and vrstcsdnr lncEc was q
mnsrsnent m foot among them 1onktHg to prt'ti't-
Inv ihr 'tnnty tioard, mud pratcstnR aGtn.t .ht
nuftt u. nf the pay.ro1l until thc nt1co had scrn
thrncl nrrr II i.1bkkr. They believe that the
ne%c<emcnf har becn lcycd on them 10 hrtp Llcb,
Sexton Gang over yesterday and taId hnnls on
an nrltr lnr $50, Obi. which was issued 10 him
nstr n wrck aea m Eg1nFF representation that ho
hail laid y. 7; tk1 tTick on The G0urt fIouer. At
tho tmc The "Etfer nrtcrcd 10 te trs,lc he got
mp In tn. tteari and, with m air Of defiance aaid
liz would nat accent nne cent natlf It waa tlcnlnn-
ttFaei tint H. sslA tntlt1r,t t6 the nuonnt, anl
That Eganf Estimate was correct. Following this.
three 'tcxpctis" worr appointed 10 n,catisre The
wntk. and IN their fcport they ray that Esan'h
estimate TN the brick was atont 2. 00tl, 0Uu tut
high. Fitc rcknat " thc sqnabtle Ia, the 'ex-
pefts gel SIM, ont Of tho Treasury. and sexlun
nuuut Sta, u0n to which hc wa. not entitled, Just
~ II the cxpefts had no existence.
, 1877-11-24

MEETESn or THE GENITAL COMMITTEE.
\ majority vi fsuu. 10, o00 to IL. 700 sga!nss
ae'a in Cook County, with tue od.ltmu domino.
'."n Vi ttr Fifth. Sixth. Seventh. and Eighth
Va: d. scattered and bruken and tho Communicate
I1a''eh Vt lhe Hurktuguen an axcsrtalncd factor
IL llusc city and county politics. has had ths ef.
fr.. Vt stirring tho locs! Democracy up seom tho
tDE,'datton. Although they hare sustained such
ntv:Ebls defeat, they aFe Hot damaged. and ther
Lea rfs have, thus esrly in the game, taken tho
u"lS to.sb!e eourse left 10 them, that Ut thor.
auHl reorganization of the eatise political ma.
vL,'scty.
lae old party hacks, tae chronic oaaceseekers
lnl:As u the Eock-Eootsd bourbon elesnsnt aud Ut
1.c younger branch, xrs 10 be made to know that
"a. tuY IL over. This applies both 10 The di1cc-
l.n " future eampalsns aud 10 POSITIONS On aha
!! uhu county Tickets. Au eGuEt, and deter.
Tii eu one, IL 10 tx Malu 10 sesane III thu Old
.t .aclea. willis tbs hummer element H. II IL bu
'itla, to ba seicEatsd IL tts old ju{y.-that hi
til " early and oflen. 1t sounds tribe queer to
- ahont reform and decepey 10 connection with
iitsh.ucF1tic Organization VI Democratic can1.
n. but tho fact EsulA.us th2s the nFst stsp4 to.
.!..ua
ACTUALLY TAKEN.
H. Su.ilh au3 Jerry Crowley. the cnuk County
lt:DocEAtlc Central C1n,n1ttee met ~ thH Sherman
Ill ase. Mi Smith presided, AMI there "srs usrs-
.;.' Dare Thasnton. j. Il. schlossa,an. Charles
Easou, J. y. Suuuers. Matthew Fleming. Guu
j, Al. D. y Lotcluy, u. ". Ryan, ThoMss Flood.
Jo!a ". EuriRht, md Otto Sebifter. fons Of
liz tspsessItaussA .of shs e9sauI dtsH1csA
, 1877-11-24

surely !hrn1ht Mt. Underwood Ia hr nne If ,hnsr
extremely hnne.t men whD wnnf,f he hnfhrrri IN
hi" righteous flcrp II h,s nac fur 1i cents trtr.
farMfrfH EIvrn. would ro'r he esnret.i by >"tnc.
hsls with NJ cunts gnkt. fnnr rrculi4r+ ras In
turrrct. mt 10 src WIN il arqE',Hsrsf with tt,a
"geGns Underwood. II le',s. .Nspie.ou-. For.
e' Il knon 10 rem. that Mr. nn ntrrwn'' s tue
fal!hr of Mr. Frank Underwood, hort,ni tsiat
wh1tr business s IN 'rnA money IN Iowa
fArmrrs AZ II per ernt n.r annnn. with !, rer
cent conlNtIaaton for his own rnckct, for Eastern
mcn, wh0m TnE TntnrSE sometimes calls Shy.
!ofts. Five per rcBsnn, is no en,a4t matter when
lnrtc amonntA arr continually lfanrd. anil a hnlf
fr",n tl.esc ! per cent. *honld rurry fr nhic to
fnrrit: one Ei'Afr to wh,nl the rult cnut.i he ma
slrMrI, tn here and there ri+c in ''nrrttfr' fur
t. n nt the deprsstty oE mankind, rUE THsnuSE
editor Included
That ailyrr, which by the t'cmnnrtf7ntton act
felt In value. wnul rfc amin In tia fnrmrr ratuc
m som d. the nct ia repeated. fhr ntd gentleman
knnwA we'll enough. hit tsIri fhr FIRMS occrpa.
inn wontd 'e gone, anil his u.s1, alan, Aua there
fDft the letter. ANTONIO
, 1877-11-24
II0w Queen Victoria Opened I'arllamcn

AAu" 4HEtH t4StU9W op6AGN InflIa1nenf,
Sumner decrIbvd Quec,, ylctor1a's opening nt
Parliament In her youth rs follows: 4''Thc
Ill'cen entered, attended by the grent officers VI
great guns sounding, and the trumpets hliling
to the glow of the scene. shu tuok !l.r xcut II,
sufficient dignity, UNI In MI inauuihto yoce
directed ths Commons to bo summoned. LII
the meantime I'LL eyes were directed IL her.
Her roLnttnarer was flushed, her llantls 1nuyeal
On tho Enlden urms 0f the t1lraNe, Anl lrr
fingers twtlchctl III her gloves. There she wis,
Queen; but u teuecn's neryc atul t,eart aru
tliosG uf u wot1an, untl silo sfowc.i that tIttlu
litryoi1Aness all Featlcssncss which nmpty
vittllcatel lier sympathy with lis all. And yct
*tIc lure heraelf well. nnI mans, whose eyGs
were not ~ observing a. you know mine arc,
did not !Iotc these plcastng tokcns. ! was glad
to sce llIetI, nlurc by far that II so hal sat as
If cut in nlat,aAter. The Cnnnons'cnna In with
p laundering rust, their Speaker ut their head.
Her stujesty then commenced recalling lcr
speech. witch had been previously handed tn
ter hy thu Lurl Chancellor. It wis quarter ur
third thrulIh before slle c0tiiu vet her voice
80 that cluld un1tratana her, III the para.
gEph abuut Belgium iErkt caught all tlnk slle
4at, and every word of tho rest of her speech
calu tu tllu III ~ silver acxet,ts III tlavH ever
heard. You we'll klow / tlal no disposition to
admire tho Queen or anything that proceeds
from her, hut her reutling llas conquered
nv Judgment. wns astotlished and dul,xhte.i.
Her voice wills sweet atI finely mulutaled, anil
x'.r pronounced every wur,l SLOWLY n,lu latct-
y, with ilst rcgArl to itH lluAillug. think |
l!xve neYcr l,eard unytlng bcttcr read In my
li!a THU was llsr nptccl', at.d ruu1 but r..
spond to Lur1 FltxwlltAlu's lcnarls to tns when
pcrfurmsItn
, 1877-11-24
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

E. 4. Filkins IL to DO John Comltkcy's successor
as Clerk to the County Board.
Ths dafsilys u,ads desperate effort TO give bal.
yesterday. but were unsuccessful. They offered q
uau bJ tho namo Ut ylrg,l. who WAS ~ well.kno
that hs WA not allowed to schedule.
TITS tlsand jury yesterday postponed the con.
slder4t!on OF the complaint against the ex.Wcst
Park Cofnnsslot!ets until Monday. and amused
AsetI W passthx ap numerous jxil caxes,
Ex, x,comHIssluner i}usae, now our OF the Gravel
ltoaI lnspecto!s, was Hr0un4 yesterday. liz fs-
ports Mo*t " tho saads ~ wrctched condition,
9nu ~" call Ehe attention Of tho Board u tue facta
Monday,
The Conmi,!cc on Public isui,dngs and Public
se,Y!cr Yesterday M sud!tel by! ot Ill ls4 IN favor
dslu Thl. aetioa adds - much 10 lis - so.tnr
dsbE Of tho county, ior lhese IL no lnuney III ihs
Treasury IL tho credit Of thu Hu!ld,nx Fund.
Some or ths Republican members or thu bpa.d.
p5cseut aud prospective. had another infutusl
caucus yesterday. Too attsiluancs WAS rot fuIi.
hcncH fills was dUuu ossund tae Exchanging Vi
he1 aa TsSst - far sseasss tS ~ stass ~
u rheuu.sttsm ~ to b. nblo To attend
Tho fookIn9 vt the official returns wxs completed
yesterday. The vote Tor Sapesiatrndcnt of sehoul*
i, 7a.. Tl1s solu on 1hs STATE. .lloass appfopra.
tloh xaA: Fur, II. l1; against, II, 3a1. On thu
81 ou4s ss sofs
okacs oaiceFs wis printed YESTERDAY.
Walker. the Ioust. House contractor, wants ths
county 10 advance hlna 10 Or W per ccnt ou tho
stulte be may cut u Lenaont this wlnts! other
WoFds NAAts ~ te paid on quarry estimates. just
a. ahs xEaulle contractor lna been al through tho
work. Architect Egan has bcen instructed IL send
. communication to- The pnatd AopIsy touching
The feasibility And a4vissbllity Vt yranng The de-
lnaui
Tho bust Of Dcuosihenes ls To adoEn the Nash.
tnRton street enlfancs to thU touEt. .uuusa. Tho
tAb!vt npon which tbs hlst IL " test, mud which
beAta tbs uaus, II now Oh the Yronnl and Ut au2p
JsseflAy tho w0Eksuen, while sit!ny xruund eating
tle!s llnnsss- Noticed tho nAu.s fvs the esst
nous could pronounce It. and finally, ons Oh IL.
low. ~ l!lshmaa, who bad heard that the Eom.
&o2s!oaess' Aal0ss H9ts " " 4ugf4tsd "a piucs
, 1877-11-24

;,, ,h + s s" rcss in .yEa,', x ;as s
rr1<on fns fhr nlreti! "at the settlement 81 rr-
canary and n'her matr,. trfs osrF fron, ths, re-
ed" e ,n f.ms9 H. srf aas "fs s 'ss Ssaee
abont so WIN left in lit. han!..
Mr. u. y. f+NrJny ttten s"'rl that thc hair NJ.
point committee ri th.rc 10 confer with
certain snslnc.- men --i>emarrat- nf long stand.
ins--as to the fca.thtiity ns rrst,ngnr
AN Aps1s COMMITTEE
to work In conjunction With thr existing Genital
COMMITTEE. rh'. .et The ball rolling. md 4 ven.
cta1 discussion followed. t'nriously enough fnr
int hi. war partly refesab;v 10 tic fact thst ito
matter had hecn p.cv.nnar arrln:cd. a,ml several
Of thr gentlemen afterwards FAMED had hrrn COLI
suited and had given IN their adherence tu tic
sc1lemc.
The ueneral 'entuent Of the meeting was thai
ien,oerstic % party Wa .p',t IN into faet,,n. to
grcater extent than ever. The ifscrressibc
nationality 4lscstion would not dawn. Tnpiacc m
nlly ALLEVIATE tho German and American Democrats.
white IL Htrn.Hn was ssten the place ut hui',s
tsfs w. n tn %o%1 nHt s~s
nonmcing tin Knnx. Mornings and "stlk stock.
d. was shown at tho recent election tlc fatal
tendency 10 staY away from tho polls altogether
The co,nn,,liec having agreed a. to Tho facts and
diagnosed the dsca<c. It unly remained to
SUGGEST 4 REMEDY.
TntA was THtnaAheu " L0fEJuYt Nh0aG 1ifnrnAAl
was thai ilte Genital Committee ah0n1d cnll
Ia its aid tho res,,cctabto element: should
throw the old leaders over. 0nli rely m the
business men. The opinion ~ns freely expressed
that tho ,tsgrnctfn aIi scsnlaloMs proceedings In
the Convention At t;lnbc Hall had driven away the
Wnskinymans vOtc+ AMI that The party ernid not
stAnu another fnch cruAhln9 hcfeat and tnrtlye
an organization. The up.tot IT TITS powwnw was
ttlat thu Committee was Increased to five. ths Chair
taking ttn,c for rciection. an, was authorized TO
consult with committee of seven 10 be mined hf
the meeting. The laet.na0rtl committee was con-
rtitatel q. follows: 'oI'n Mattoek., charlss Tam
cron. Ia Jues*cn. Henry ~ shepard. Il: II. For.
Thc Chairman and Secretary wcru nadc cx.ottic!o
II will he the duty ut the conference Committees
to tciect tfr names nf froin twrnty 10 fifty prnu.
incnt ntmuefata uf goDh r,anlnE tn tho business
and professional vurId 10 farni what htali lie
knnwn m ll,t "Ads<nrv central Committee"
That The Central Committee had made many grave
mistakes during tue cnm3IR1l. and had succeeded
in tlisoran,1inx wfrfs they should hase cunctstt.
cd, was freriy acknowledged. This was shown In
supporting Lteb. In TIM frequent changes made
on tho ticket. almost un tn tie day
OF elcciiun. anil especially In the manner
tn which Tho Scan,sknasi sians wire treated hY the
substitution nf knsa.!aNs!i for 1trcle, The canlcr
cnce will he held ut an catly dAtc. and the Central
Committee will lt called ogothcfb by the rl.Atf to
learn ths result. MEANWHILE the leader. feel good
nvcr tho possible era of EtnHl ftth AMI AteatIan
simplicity which Ia promised thrin. 1t In tafe to
l,rophrsy, however. that. when the lion and the
lamb do lie down trCethCr In the Democratic fold,
the lion will 1ayt lust had he dinner.
, 1877-11-24

. IL
nv soHr,I ;a . rnssoxei.assTo.
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] Yesterday ~ afternoon Ut i:3o oeloek IN Tho a os,es
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Mr. s Alden c. billiard was The sec.e,ary. who read cad
The following communication. signed by himself,
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, 1877-11-24

TrE Tn,nrSE 1iome Club will meet at The Ster.
man liouec clnb.rodus to-day at o'clock p. m.
The Tsev. Dr. Il. KohlcE vii! lecture ,to-mnr.ow
morning on ''The rsospccte Of judaism In lts
Present Crisis
Ider ". {. Willing will conduct the Sunday.
pcl,ool teachers meeting in Farwell Hall To-day.
Lesson: Acts xxyl.. 21..8.
The policy -hodcrs Of the 0reat Western 1nsus-
ance Company, Of Chicago. will receive div,deut1
OF per cent I'll 0e about Dec. !.
satvo Art Snclesy will bu held Ut tae Palmer House
c1uo'roon. fues4ay At j O'Clock .. m.
strs II. M snyrc til. aioras 1t 10 10 At % she CHI. ~
cagu Athcnsan,, Us Washington Atcct.
Alfred r. Mason, Esq.. will lecture before tho
Philosophical Society thls evening, Subject: What
Shall Government Dot Admission 15 cents.
The weekly praYer.mcetng Of The Travelling
Men. Gh!lstlan As"oeE9!lon viii be held tait
MeuB Christian AkdoclhtloA.
The fuusth ANIMAL meeting OF the Moun. IIolyokc
AlnnnE ASSOCIATION for tue Northwest will bs
held ut the tirand Pacific Hotel, Saturday, DOC i,
a. ! o'cock. uraduates xnd former pupils tn.
strs. Ahby Sage Richardson will read selections
from popular auti.ora ahicd by III. Charle. i,
!1srnes. truor. and sft. Frank r. nan!. pianist,
seG II as nsa srasr Il
$50 y. III.
The .a,l,es of the womaa's Christian Temperance
EnDn llnla meetings daily. nt u'tiuck, Ia LDwer
farwclt ilnt. This following ladIcs will lral tlle
Incut!nxs during Tho coming week: Monday, Mrs.
7. w. Miller: Tucs4ay. Mr.. n. u. Cafse; Wetlncs.
.iay. Mre |. J0nes: Thurs1ay, Mrs l.. i. ituun1s;
Friday. Mra. Deckur; saturday. Mrs. Cummings.
:. Tho Citizen League for snpprcasiue tho Aatc OF
lItNor 10 minors will h0ld public meeting this
evening In Temperance Hull No. I'll West MaGi.
son street. Alrs. Jcnaie Fowler willing will de-
liver IN address TN t,ur Boys and ulrls. The
platform anu constitution for tho organization viii
be presented aud other important business traus.
actal,
, 1877-11-24

rnis,n. We hare here n mystlc TREE, htr,l IT
amen. hero warned nf impending danger, Il
rcfrrrn.r to l,ygnne Cars. It has t!,c true nd
SIayfuIr ftue and unr frtts a. pnr mfru, hear
II rrntatru hy Huss1nn n,asnntt ri, tlir ln,,t
t1,,.. s ~, ~, ~, ,.. .st r, ~ in. i:nl
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"ss nAs ni9csty lcistn. !ne ;Nctsopoittn
1'nFtnG tuwar.l tho monastery. The crux.t fol-
l"ws his footsteps. AMI htlrsts ns GySa spon.
tancuIs tnktinct into thnt most thrilling of
Aionteucrrtn sonrs-n st,,,r which touches on
Tho mist hn,inw,s,i ,ncn,,,rl.a n,t thr dearest
siorr,1. s,,,r ~. r,1; -, ~ f;,na ts',t ,nm
ssi ~. ..st. s's '..epN NhE II. a"t ts..'a - III
."a ..s..lus ~" my t'e n"pes u utcatucs
seems hfatrF their realization thhn AZ any lime
!a Tue rh*t inF centuries. "thttiho. utsaHta. "a
h'r1d {nllt there. uuf there, 1,cyonu the t,ulln
, 1877-11-24

from remoying deruyrd teeth, the pleasure of
eating, the confcinusness Of possessing a swcct
breath, and thu pleasure Of knowing that a smile
reveals new beauties behind sst OF tho best teeth
fru.u Urs. McCArsuey, 50,