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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA.RAlLROAD.
DHILA. q READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

DEC, 18TH. 1879.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as follows.-
WA PERkloMEN BBANCH.l
For Philadelphia, at $50, ll.00. am, N3.15 and
o.55 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 3I0 o. m.
WA BAsf PENNA. BRANCH.)
For Reading, 2S0, $50, ass M, l2.l5, GlO' $50
For Harrisburg. 80, $50, s.55 a. m., ic.15, 4sO
For Lancaster and Columbia, $50, s.55 am. and
430p.m.
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS,
For Reading, 2,S0 Am. and 800 pm,
For Harrisburg, 2.30 Am, and 9 90 D.m,
Trains FOR ALLENTOWN leave rs follows;
WA PERKIoMEN BRANCH.1 -
Leave Philadelphia, 7Sl a. M, LOO, l'so and b.l6
p.m
Leave Philadelphia, 5.15 a. m.
WA EAST PENNA. BRANcH.)
Leave Reading, 7.4o. 745, 1O.SS m, 400 S.lO and
Leave Harrisburg, $40, $40 a. M, 200, s57 and
Leave Lancaster, $40 am. 1885 and s4Bp pm.
Leave Columbia. 500 q. m. LOO and 3.35 pm.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 72O am.
Leave Harrisburg, $40 am.
Trains marked thus ~ run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia, other
trains to and from Broad street depot.
Tne $50 u. m and 5.55 D. m. trains from Allen
town, and the 7.3O a. m. and 6.15 p. m. trans
from Pbiladelphia, have through cars to and
J.R. wooTTEN.
- General Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK, Gent Ticket agent.
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DIR. Swayne's Compound
SYrnn of Wild Cherry

strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the
blood restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
acUion, invigOrating the nervous system.
The only standard remedy for hemOrrhage.
bronchial nnd all pulmonary complaints. Con.
Bumptives. or those predlspOsed to weak lungs,
should not fail to use this great vegetable rem.
edv
Its marvellous power, not only over consump.
ton but over every chronic disease where o
gradual Alternative action is needed, Under its
use the cough is lOOsened, the night sweats dl.
mInish. the pain subsidies, the pulse returns TO
its natural standard, the stomach is improved
in It's power TO digest and assimiate the food,
and every organ bas purer and better quality
blood supplied to Il. out OF which new recrea.
tive and plastic material is made.
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DIR. swAYNE,s COMPOUND
SyrupsWild Cherry

Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
HemoTThaae, or splitting blood, may proceed
from the larynx, trachia bronchia or lungs,
and arise from various causes. as undue phyalcal
exertion, plethora, or fullness Of the vessels
weak lungs Overstraining Of the voice suppress
ed evacuation, obstruction Of the spleen or liv
etc,
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New Advertisements.
THE LUNGS!
CONSUMPTION !

This distressing and dangerous complaint and
its premonitOry sympi Oms. NEGLECTED cough.
night sweats, boarseness. wasting flesh, fever
permanently cured by 'Dr. r.SwaynesCOmpOund
Syrup of Wild Cherry"
BRONCHITIS-A premonitOr of Pulmonary
Consumption. ls characterized by catarTh. or in.
breath, hoarseness pains in the chest. For all
bronclIal affections, sore throat. loss Of voice,
coughs,
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SAVED HIS LIFE.
A REMARKABLE CURE!

Was that of Edward II. Hanson, Engineer at
George Sweeny's Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia. He had a violent cough, night
sweats sore throat, great weakness, spit at diff.
ferent times pint of plOoG gave up all hope Of
recovery. Through the use Of DR.. SaOaune's 8
WtLdCherry Syrup" became q sound and healthy
man, and remains so to this day, although over
twenty years have elapsed since he was cured
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. six bottles t5. II
your druggist OF storekeeper does not sell IL, we
will forward halt dozen, freight paid, to any ad.
dress, on receipt OF price,
PREPARED ONLY BY
DIR. SWAYNE g. SON,
33O N. Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Sold by al Prominent Druggists.
, 1877-10-12
POLISH PATRIOTS.

E6AVND uAk VI lHH IuHN6NA1ON.
The sccund days session of tho 9th annual
United States was held yesterday at the corner
Of Noble and Bradley streets. There wcro soma
twenty societies represented by delegates. TIC
Rev. Father l.. Aiouygeuiba, Of Jef{crsonvllfe,
Ind, presided, John Barzrnsk!. Secretary.
A committee Of three, composed Of +. Kiol-
bassa, the Rov. KozloslSI, Of LaSAlle, aud tho
Rev, Joseph Dombrowskt. WIS appointed for
the purpose Of finding sntahle place In which
10 estsbt.s1, Polish Orphan Asylum, and to
raise iuuds among the Polish Societies through
the country for that purpose.
1t was dect.icd to issue proclamation to all
tho societies to Join tho Union and increase It's
to fssnc this proclamation aa follows; McasrE.
John BarkYnskI, Peter Ktolbasea, Joseph Ntcn-
czswskI, n. A. La Berg, Of Chicago. tic
Key L. Atoczygen,l'a, Jef1ersoaVil!e, I'D; John
Tic same Committee wss authorized to draw
mp manifesto n1ainst tho Russian Impression
.. Es aEslnst arkcy oniy to increase its tcrr
tory, and not, IN accordance With tho general
belief, 10 a.nelTorata the. condition Of
the sclayontc races OF imnrofe their
mcnt Of the Convention, tho Turkish Govern
ment itself Is more Just than tho Russian, con-
paratvcly. The Con,miste Was also charged to
procure the proofs, and publish the eaE1e In the
English and Polish papers, aud also TO Issue
pamphlets for the cnllghtoument Of all the peo-
pie on tllc subject.
The cou,l!t!on Of the large cities OF our coun.
try was 1iseussct. It was etatctl that all onr
cities wcro crowded, and It was advised that
SONIC suitable plnce should be found where
Polish lab0rcrs might take up ranchcs and 20
TO farming. The Committee appointed several
months ngo reported tllat n suitable place had
been found III Nebraska, where settlement Of
ato,lt $50 families had already been made.
The Convention then adjourned.
, 1877-10-12
BAPTIST UNION,

The Chicago Baptist Social Union held their
October seunion-the third meeting of tho
present year-at the Grand Pacific Hotel yes
terday afternoon. commencing at o'clock. The
object Of tho Union Is 10 promote among tho
Baptssts Of Chicago and vtc!nity more friendly
md intimate association, and concert Of action
upon subj jacts Of local aud general interest.
-Four soctabaes or reunions are given each year,
and to one OF them only oro tho ladics-the
masnsprtngs OF social lite-wclcomc. Last
nights gathering WAS tho one Ia which tho fair
sex uero expected to participate. 4nd tho num-
bers present testified to the interest With which
they regard tho occasion. tho sexes being about
saa Goa saed es vas mh' .' Lem e:
@ sral business , meeting, which was
hcla IN tho lattes' parioEs, and oysr the pro-
Seed!ngs Of which Mt. 2. Nelson Blake, the
KIT. Pettingtl was Secretary. 4 resolution
limiting to five the number OF persons Whpm tho
Union ts entitled to invite to their socals was
adopted. It doea not In tic least Interfere With
the lnVitatlons that may 10 issued by tic mem,
bsFs. Eight new members were proposed aud
elected, Their nn.ncs arc G. Z. NroWue, z. l..
jerks, !. II. eeelaJ, Jr.. and G. F. Cray, Of
M MEvanstt"%n, q =, ard MessFs. fclden Eth, Rockwell
After the close OF tho business session tho
company repaired to the fadless Ordinary, whcr0
Most aMPlo anu AnhPtnoua banquet Waa
serycd; Ihe table, Mern 'nado beautiful by
p.ufnsioh ot elegant flowers aud nt abundance
81 Douonsileres. Tue banquet spoke Tor itself
to those present, and tadso who were absent
nse' on'y bs tola that It va one Of "mlne hest
DEakc's' most psalscworthy efforts. The
plates having bsen removed, thu Oriental Quar-
tsttcTMessrs. =: ": htalth, q, e. Phtllips, z.
e. tla!et and d. r. Tildcn--sahg "Wheu Even
!ng Twil'gls t1latson) ln . manner that evoked
TO MI. l.. Neiso, BIakp was assigned The duty
Of delivering ~ nddrcss Ut welcome. lie sim
plv 6aIa nll rrcseut hearty Welcume, and re-
Earacd tlIa ocvasion a ono Of u denolaInatloHal
Thanksgiving. Tho Association was hardly one
year old, and II any one felt that the remark was
necessary, 10 would say that The Organization
was still young. lie hoped all would all III III
creasing the membership. Ilu aRun introduced
the Oriental Quartctte, who enllycncl the suc-
ceeding minutes with beautiful selection en-
titled Tho Waltz 80pgn (VoEcl}, which wua
received with what should hays bcsu encore ap-
plau8e.
AR. NORMAN r. aAssnrrs
vas then introduced, aud read paper upon The
, 1877-10-12
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

State's-Attorney Mills i,as had hls horse stolen
again, and this tina the thieves are In limbo.
It was stolen Wednesday evening from the
building, and found fow hours latcr III tho
possession OF two individuals giving their names
q John Collins and James Dillon. When they
come over 70 the Criminal Court they will be
hanllcd with care.
Clcm Pcsiolnt, 1t Is said, has been indiscreet
enough to openly state In connection with the
trial OF the Indicted Commissioners and con.
jurors lie did not detail how l,o had !" fixed
them, or tho particular pcrsons ho had "hxcd.n
The prosecution have no fears FROM any other
source, and the defendants no other hope a. tho
case now stands.
Tic brick contractor resumed work on tho
Court. House yesterday. liz ~ growing, how
notwithstanding they have been allowed. In
tho trst placu. there ls very lttfc money tn the
Treasury to the credit Ut the Court-Ilnuse
Fund; and then again the indications arc that
when there is more honorable men Will have to
paAa on hls c,a!laa.
The urand Jury yestcrtlaY disposed Of nu.
merous Jail cases. Among the complaints to
bclaId before tho body was one from Mrs. John
sou against her husband, but she could not get
hcurtnE. The truubic with her appeared to bp
that some time ngo she Hls WUoel aud Won ly
q person BY tho namc of johnson, married. him,
and three Inunths later discovered that shc was
Vile No. =. John.un having another wifc who
Wis OIL visit tu New York.
COuhrf yIHAhCKs. .
The Finance Committee yesterday. opened
bids for u loan IT $5o,u0. The bidders were
Isaac treeuebauin It 20. untl III. A. koht,, the
former Offering <a5, 90 for ono year at y per
cent, anu tho latter the same amount At Q peF
tent. Tte percentage asked was regarded ~
high and rctleetiug upon the cledtt of tho coun-
ty, and lively spat followed. Commissioner
schtnIlt saw In tho bids that Tho
county's credit was being rapidly
deprecated. and VIII inclined to blame
aa sraSt seR 70 s fse1
he dealt tho "Ring" deserved blow hy say
lng that II the commis sstouera had not besl 30
often Investigated By tho Grand jury and ar-
raiKncl for defraudlin. tho county thu county's
credit would have been better. This appeared
to settle the dispute. aud the loan was post-
ponel until to-day, BY which tfnle tic ringttcfs
expect to bu able tu Ect more favorable bids.
Whatever may be the eduse, ths county's eredi.
ER1 never 0s poor Ga now.
, 1877-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

William H. Murray will lead "1ospel Tenn
reraace f" meeting iu Lower rar8ell II iii at T rs
this evening.
A. N. Delight Will lead the poonIay prayer
"Guspel Temperance
Prof. Nathan Sheppard will lecture al Park
Institute th1s afternoon vt u o'clock. 8nbicct,
- Geo5Eu Eiiot.h Lecture open 70 Ill.
Thcro will be a Eettfng Of the Lalica' Aid Co.
cietY Ut St. fau1'syyhu1rh in their parlor this
afternoon ut 8 o'clock. Every member's pres
epce needed.
Tho ladies who were intezcated In tho psoduc.
tlon Of tho operetta Of "Littls Rcd Kilipg-
Hood" arc earnestly Fequestel to meet Ut the
Club koou OF The Trcmout Hou&e this Alter
noon at 8 o'clock. full sttendxuce Is desired,
u bustns&s Of Importance u 70 he transacted.
, 1877-10-12


Three cases Of scarlet fever wcre reported At
tho Health Onlcc yesterday.
Ae 1880 ~ '
Inc committee on county Nelat'ons Is ealled
to meet In tho City Clcrk's Office tomorrow
afternoon at Q o'clock.
Thc poltc, ona riro pcn.r,mcnt. VIII, ,,e ,.,,
Saturday, rs will also tho employees Of the De-
pa1t'nent Of Public Works.
awnric,i tHe contract Tor erecting Tires crtsl,c.
house watci,-towers to Hanson l. Sicchclks ior
$3.50,
I'm, ,7.., ,,,.,,,, ,ux., o,...
~ . @ esKt fl Mas scentfa FL nsteen Inn sa.
DIES o. lnliR o9t2ane9 rom eows lca 9n vatio0s
s"ostInes, ann ,a IT. sa"sel' Mco1ca' INSPECTOR
ana!y@'aS tao samc' .-..,.....
Mr. Il. P. Wright, tho Registrar Of Vital Sta
tfstics, has departed on q two wecks' vacation,
tho second ono in twelve years Of service In
the Health Department.
rbc f,c,,or 1,,tcb l,oa be,n ,o,n,,s,o,v a.,n,.
al =" ~, tharn IL nms n"S ,,1s uvs aot ua' ~
.te, nr. 10 20 ~ INV s na ~ ~ II, a,a .5e
,n ,,,,c - ~ at ~ Passhho1J ~ soa
ern .at;snn ~ 'T t,Is. ~ ~, r =, se
4o'o ou"u'''"c'' ea'1o"s VI vi" Ao""oi Ayons'
The agents OF the fDrclgn insurance compa-
, 1877-10-12

ntcs. He had failed to lind auct n subject.
ll.aughtcr.] Ills short remarks wcrr c,slo-lstic
Of the Union which he regarded rs prnY1rncc
., n snes The proncs Of tc snomtn ~ to
present time. lio referred to the pretent meet
log as the most horcful o,'c In ten years.
The quastctte followed with smother choice
se'sctl"ns Eas m when ~ a,id.e:s VA mac y tho
whose nnmo Is closclv associated With great
work among orphans IN New Yark Cite. lilo
sl'ukc nt the dowafall OF the French Empire,
md attributed II to tho treachery us Napoleon
III. and the ntttrancc ct the b5asphemous
dogma Of Infallihiltsv. IIc eali that ffty.tour
days after That dogma hat gone fortl, the frns-
SLAMS held France. lie spoke Of the
ssa %S5s Gf I'm. rfots,a'n''n ct lad in ..e s%'' H. III.
Judgment upon Pio Mono. eud Ind broken down
his health. Now tho evening song OF tho Prot
estant colony there might be !,ear,l even at the
doorway Of the Vatican, the ropo'a prlson. lie
ing, and said that tho withdrawal Of The French
trpops from Italy hal given renewal of tous.
Christ. >
PRESIDENT AnEnHErnr,
Of tic Universally Of Chicago, made . few re-
marks, In which he reiolccd over the formation
Of tho Union, md hoped muci, from It.
DR.. Kanso'l,, of tAe SECOND chursa. was Snl'etl
ncwiy.c1cctcd member ot the Union. spoke TITS
opinions formed by hls first experience in tho
cxercises OF tho Union. They we're tlattcring
Indeed.
a voto Of thanks was extended tn tho Hcntlc-
men comprising the Committee OF Arrange
mcnts, md alter a song, ''Tho Knights Fare
vel, tho ussctnbiy dispersed.
GRAND RAPIDS
Special 1'snatch 10 Tat Cttcapn Trttmne.
GRANp Rapids, Mich, Oct. 11.-A preliminary
Meeting OF tho Baptist Annual State Convention,
wns held at tic Baptist Church In this city this
evening, anil was very largely attended. Men,
hers from nil uycr the State arc ntrcady nrrivcd
IN great numbers. Prot. Olnry, Of tic State
University, presided. Secretary Cham1elt and
other officers Gf tic Convention were on lAnl
Tho iser. I. Buttcrfeld. OF jackson, preached
the opening sermon. The business Of tho Con-
vent[on begin8 to morrow.
, 1877-10-12
tccn compelled to visit Europe for the tako OF
his hcNttb, mas continnc.l In thu tlrst class.
EtnKRa


MWl,o hive hecn elected and ordained Eldersi"
Watson THATCHER, William CFaycn, ]. .. Norris,
se ' III W weeiS ttr 'Pss Reu: !" coosos Gsass s.ae:
A. Northrnp, and j. n. Clendenniug were re-
rorte, either slrcadr elected or to bc elected.
n vote was taken whcro necessary, and tho
candidates werc elected Elders.
uHFAvoRSBLE nHpnnT.
The Examining Committee reported that they
wsfe Ft unable to report farornhlr on the casc Of
Wti!sam 4. Atiron. .
beeno laloring 1t I.ib.rtYvtlie, and was
dld rot follow up bis work,
5 o poas 70 easr aefses 4 .s , ss ,us, sse, 9s hat e.
souls IN hls attempt to gather more. His work,
therefore, WAS but a rupe OF sand. lie belongs
to the class Of men Who arc fitted for cvange1f-
from The book. On mutton, lit. Akron was con-
tnucd as Deacon OF tho second class.
suFERAUMEHANY PREACHERS.
Question +" Who arc tho supcrnumcrary
son, Samuel Bun,ioek, and ii. ". scoycl
wcre transferred to tho superannuatcd list.
Watson , Thatcher rccportcd IN improve.
ment ~ bis health, and asked ior an sset-
i. Stewart, Ludwig Salisbury, /. Clifford, ". I.
seoycf, and ". II. Daniels were continued IN
their present relation. J. Nate and i. Il. Allen
r. gvf IN sGe ap p 5sao g. Te sass os
~ Hh+ VIA"au LA " W T0NAN4AU NGi0
temporarily postponed
u,p. the NINTH QUESTION
no arc the supcrannuairti preachers r,-Was
next put. Wesley Bachelor and E. II.
unnmon we're continued tn that rcta.
ton. proceedings Wcro then suspended
temporarily to rccct7o tho report OF the
Committee on tho nomination Of Commissions
for the trial Of Mcs.rs. Yates md Fisher.
httes toMc ulecustlon ttlc ioilo"inE were ap-
poIntca iGr t'is tr1al O. Mr. fatcs John Admins,
Il I.! IL; n'llns' IT, ca[r, oo4n I; Co9ITr' 81 A.
rainc, =: EasnSeyt 6; q. Irusdsll, A.. folkcrr,
r. y. Wctis, W. I. drny' q. Il. Hoover, aud j.
y, lne icy, =: Gufneg WAS CHOSEN chairman alM
~: >. =. springer WIS appointed Assistant Bec-
rc1arv. 1 :,
~, mo Commfttcc on INC case OF the keV. W, y.
rlsaer ennents oL Y. =. GIo*s, y. tostcr, Il.
GrG"s, T.: HGMes, v: .; liarrinstnn, ". Z.
LIN, u. =: A!audeViilet !. t.. Mnssti, ". u.
,,nn ,,p & " ts'ara sHMnr. T. L ~ shaW. & vi i. o. WILL
nns' Ahu .. NHsta1neon. Dr. Mlnct nnymonl
was CHOSEN chairman, anil tho lteF. James H..
Aloo'e WAS appolmLea 10 prosccatc.
n, ,.,os aseEsstfous Il; T'dd 1 1ciigncaEYs' tY /. u
oh moLlon oi E!dcf !htkl1e1 ~. D. llafrlnE-
ton II J. M. StrobridEcs ". q. Willtng, J; Atk!1,
sot., ". u Burns, =. fainc. anu u y. Irusdell
ws,t,apopp Teio appointed committee on Heecssltous
SHnle4es. r-,. a., ~,
r, lae Ncv. =. y. hnotW7ltoh, tnn Nevs A.: A.
ieaa. anu tnc itcT. q. tial'' ot Gcntfal lilnols
EonicFetcc. tne tcF' Is; ~; smith q ucs
;Io1ncs conference, ana Inc hoy. j. " l!ll1, OF
o!nn, ~, Tc[1 } ,n.roaueGH eiy Uy ta 9tas nsmop p,, .
po1oilosy o..ioy until Q O'Clock tomorrow (Friday)
a.. A. Ar THE AFTERNOON MEETING
tne Question t1ndsr uiss1sson i M Wa tho state Of
Lug Gh1rcn, ~. jewell IN Tue chAr.
ano ses. .onn Atknson spoKe IN iclms ot
, 1877-10-12

tatfons, nmuecmcnts, fna for gchrrl PURPOSES.
The following Committee wus aftninlcd hy
tho Chair OH Revision Of ttar Constitution anil
Bylaws: ". 8. Sears, Lake Hinrc Il Michigan
William ktlratrtctt, Chiyngo t. Northwestern;
Il. Il. Wool, Michigan Central: AMI F. d. I'm
derwoo.1, Ch.cago, Milwaukee \ ~ Paul.
The Convention adjourned TIL 10 o'e'ock this
resolutions and petitions, the election Of
officers the acrrctafY's ANNUAL rcpurt. as well as
that Of the 1'oarsl Of Directors, and variety OF
miscellaneous business,
, 1877-10-12
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DEATHS


0lTrESs-AtN No. 1T fifth .sy., At o'clock p.
NJ. pf coaxtaton OF the brain. WillIam Uittepa
aged st8 ye2Ea and months.
Fantfal to kosehjll * 1850 p. IN. Saturday, BY
eafF,a2es.
BOND--Thu1sday morning, Oct. IL, nsleu
Loulse. dAuxhtes OF r. n. and sNah G. Bond,
s2Gd years and months.
Funeral service Tomorrow (EAtu1dAy) II 3 p. IN.
tpgton.at.
S1MPS0N-Oet 10, u tho residencs Of his aunt,
Als. E. A. Rtlaon, No. 36B Wsst Lakc-st., littls
Willie Simpson, xged years npatbs and II days.
Funeral noucA hereafter.
t8" Holly. Mich. papers pleass copy.
1YONS-At her resldauca. No. ~ kcQlaahkR
, 1877-10-12

Holmer 81. Lons; John L. Lakewood Now
Ynrk: Il. c. Cloury, 81. Lonia: WI. Holmes.
WRIGHT c's;s''nd; q. eE,,, IL poG:!; Nan.:
& eo.1s )" w. esSs soe' '0tE'snt o,a. ws me-
PdIa,tr Yont>-1l. II. Mqa{ahan, Sev Ynrk; Il.
Payron Work, Eu9tsnd: T. hn l.. s!ater. washing:
Natheeon. r. Ii. Gostaee. England: leaae walker,
Nav York; s. =. .Innes, Minneapolis: n. c. Chap
man, st. Lonis; y. j.. Mol7ntsus. New Totk; ".
n. Lewis, Philadelphia; l.. saricnu, Stockholm.
Sweden: A. Mcdowell, Ensland. -. L:otnntrt'ai
Ho'ki-C. T. IsoKer:, Colnnnns. O.; IL !!9onle!,
e. cly H. ns e aiE,|'taa M cs,,ta Ren.r s
hneG,
, 1877-10-12
LUTIIERANS.

ANNUAL COUNCIL IN rltllApkLrnlA.
: PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Tho eleventh an
nual Council OF the Evangelical Lutheran
Churcl. Of North America continued its ses-
sions today. After the Inornlng services, CON.
mittecs were appointed, and discussion re-
sutncd Of tho tl,cats on "Tnc Qalcsburg Dec
la1atton on Pulpit anil Altnr Fellowship" but
before dcnnlto action was taken the Council
took tc4Gss.
, 1877-10-12

" .,a ,hn I sscnn,, Sr pe1t,rsui .li,n,ns, f,on,
Tuesday. was held lsss evening in The Board Of
Trat1e Hnll. Tho attendance WAS large, bus not
OF the character which II haa been hoped to cali
ant. The hour sci for tho meeting wss 8
,,, h., !. 49,. -. ,,,,,,, yortv r,ln,,3n. of,,t
eaA, put :. sAe nv. . "'.aa 'usy ..,t e..a -'S T..
ba s' a, pans se ae1va 's o ea Of tha
regiment furnished any auautity Ut music. Tho
sEsu snxI.. ,,1,a %as msrc Wa enne*.s ~ nr ,,nnnc
sns 'ii h,itu,ant liant Rurke. The compauy command.
ers wero Capts. Bowers, O. 'Counor, Foley, Qurk,
Donlau, Farrell. and Lieut.. Clifford. The nun,-
49, rra..,t ,n rn,fo-o, ~. oSs ana tbst- an,
W. ptssent ~ asotu ""' @'''' ""1 S>''' AT
Mr. +. F. Oldershaw, Of the Board OK Ifate,
called tho meeting TO order, md said that It was
matter Of great regret tint the pfon,iucns cltt
esa mo ~ at:nI a Ise H. se u1 H. nss
lMaHS" M ~ nIaeu1. IL is" nIn ~ u IL - 1 ~
~ III. -. -. % 's;.,,,, 'ea'o0''' " Tue A'A'" "a
meeting. md thu. orsanizatfon wa completed
vice.p,estaents-W. r, coolpanpl, u. P, Hitch
'Ga' H e. ,r,nc 7: ~ & f. Mecasmisf ciatkc H.
man. j il Walsh, Il. Law, j, ii, q, UalY, n, X,
FsI,bsnk. i. X. Fisher. Clinton l,ricrg' G, r,
Ks.oxc. !. n. lyon, u. u. fix, Josrpl, Stock.
wW S"' T. essnd,e.' ~ n t,issE.tonc. r, M,,iiaar''
q. 1landoInL. po,ter Palmer.
HrcretaricN-W. N. Lyoti. Joseph Mcdonald,
Jamcs conneil.
" r nnnb.r f,r,-t,-nastsr mn, rrc..ursr
" u: V.auats Huaststn'ates Alfu Aicasu1Hss 81
OF inc Regiment. on bsing introduces, fpoKe N
grateful Terms W the Eindness o. TIC i5nafd Q!
Trale. lie tllen briefly reviewed the history oi
allowing ti1nt 81 ,5O wns due, and that to cut,,t,
rna,n ~ a,',n ~ ~ rnn,t rcnirc to,ai mn.
iar ..IS Hn'iuatnT tichf1 ~ IL, Nn Tim rrsnurcr,
were ~ M e. down az xhuT' LEAVING tae sutn ..
3l5@U 70 pc tasseu' lhe speaker passed 70
euloEixt the second. AMI 10 remark upu1 inc
fratcrnal feeling between 1t nnd tho First Rcgs-
1ncnt, to show which ho read letter from tho
Colonel of the First. lhe folloWihg resolutions
were then introduced oy Mi Onanan ahu ubahl-
tnousIy adopted:
interest, and to the genesa welfare Of Chicago that
thc. public peace should ho Kuurdetl md tho pro,
lection Of te and thc sccnE!ty o. property assured
wv o IN ~ !"
tis.; ~. "u anrtiise ~, ~ sYonsn .nd nrntac
liz. md 4 -" "'"' - 1~'~"'S -A4 p'>''
WiEMs.s. Thu appeal Of the First and srcdul
Rcgtmcnta, Illinois National Guards, for financial
Md and suceor Is now before the citEzcna Of Chi
caEo; ..,
Gsq.ea ~ Tnas We 1 na"ase .ae a
u 10 wy J,m ~ NY ~ ,f,1d - n!ot
ncasnrc es tnsnr;ai aId. mnrsi sunoort nnd zen.
cruus rnsonrpccn,ent.
R<toirsd. That fhc conduct Of bo|h regiments
during tn lato Ioca! disturbances was crcditable 10
their d1Bctpnr and courage. reflects homer OIL the
commanding odiccrs Of tho reEt'nnnts, and The
serslees o. the.n otEanisatlons snoald o. aeia IN
appTsn p.9 M ~ ~ ~ c,,u.nent noic.
, 1877-10-12
THE PITTSDURG RIOTS.
a 0rnnd Jury Now Investigating Their
Causeas tho Object Being to Involve the
STATE In the I.osaex HukfRluals

GRIND Jury Now Investigating Their
Causes, tho Object Being to Involve the
State In the Iosaes Sustained.
SpsetaI aspateA 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
PlTTsnuRo, Pa., Oct. l1.-Tho causes OF the
July riots arc tho subject Of Investigation by
tho Grand Jury OF this county. President
Scott. OF tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, mud Mr. A.
J. Cassatt, Vice-rrcsldcnt OF tho same corpora
ttuu, appeared before that body to-day, and were
cxatntncl at considerable length. Thu facts
clIcEtel arc withheld lrotu tho public, but 1t has
traMsp.red that Col. Scott expressed Aeslro
that everything connected With the ttouble--ov-
cry fact Of importanee-be brought out. Gen.
Dri1ton, who commanded tue Philadelphia
truops that ilred on the mob and killed mum
her Of citizens, ts In tho city, and
viii appear before .tliu Grand Jury tomorrow.
Gov. i4artranft aud AdIt -ucn. Latta hayo been
subpnnaed, aud will arrive carly next week.
tbs e9!sct Of The tnvcatgas!on y 70 show, i
lilo and property was caused BY tho illegal tn-
terieFneo q tas State authorities, and TINT,
should be held responsible. A. sooa ~ tile
Grand Jury makes prcsentment OF tho case to
tho Court legal alcuntest will begin which proln-
isos to be protrncted and exciting.