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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-29
COUNTY NEWS.
Bring in some more wood!
The wheat prospect is still very

Bring IN some more WOOD
The wheat prospect is still very
fine.
Circuit Court meets at Trenton
next Monday.
Some of our farmers have COM
menced planting corn.
We hear of occasional peach tree:
in bloom north of here.
A large area of ground has beer
plowed since our last isse.
Our neighbor of the Humboldt
Journal has our thanks for recent ia
vors.
Next Monday is Quarterly Court
day. Of course everybody will go tc
Trenton if he can.
Mr. j. Hogan, of Obion, and Miss
Emily A. Pate were married in Hum
boldt on the 18th inst.
Mr. James Gillespie died of pneu
monia in Humboldt ON the 18th inst.
He was buried with Masonic honors.
We understand severe stabbing
affray occurred at Kim ball a day OF
two since, but have not learned the
particulars.
Mr. Cade will soon establish a saw
mill four miles north of here, on the
Central road, in the heart of very
fine timber country.
We are glad to learn that Mr. j. NJ.
Senter, who recently lost his pocket
hook in Trenton, has recovered it.
An honest negro found itand returned
it to him.
DR. Richardson says it is so distress
ingly healthy in the Hope Hill neigh
borhood that he wants to come back
to town. He is afraid he won't make
salt if they don't get up an epidemic
of some kind.
The Clarksville Tobacco Leaf says
Mr. Robert Wilfor1, of Kentucky, has
discovered a sure thing for destroy
ing tobacco flies or bugs. Its simply
one-sixteenth of an ounce of strych.
nine dissolved in two buckets of water
and sprinkled over the young plants.
Mr. Wilford tried it with success, and
says it does not damage the tobacco
in the least. Our tobacco raisers will
do well to remember this.
Court Notes.
t Law Court is still in session in Hum
boldt, Judge Black presiding. The
following Milan cases have been dis
posed of:
Reevesv. Conway. Judgment fol-
plaintiff.
Strauss & Sons V. Dickinson. Judg
ment for defendant.
Clark V. Neely. Mistrial.
james v. Harper. judgment foI
plaintiff for SO, 800.
State v. Jim johnson ct ais, rob
berry. Pending.
Bernheim Bros v. Dilleshaw. Dis
missed.
A number Of pistol cases have been
tried and parties convicted. Judge
Black placed the fine in each case
at s25.
The Grand Jury has returned q
great many indictments against Milan
and Humboldt citizens for drawing
pictures. Judge Black charged the
Grand Jury that the drawing wa:
gaming and indictable.
The greater portion of the civil
docket is continued over to the next
term.
kentOn.
MARCH 26, 1877.
Winter fingers supinely in the LAP
of Spring, and our farmers are doing
but little plowing, though they arc
rolling logs and clearing ground, and
when planting does commence it viii
be rapidly pushed forward.
HONEYWELL Presbytery met here last
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-29
MARKET REPORTS.

coasscrEO wRKKty NJ HALz vtSHook
MiLAS. March y. ls5s.
Geid eiescd in New York Tuesday at l0F..
Tennesse bends closed in New York Tuesday
at is,< for cid and IS for new.
Cotton elssed Ia New York Tuesday al n 5 IL
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-29

E. A. Duffy is selling everything
now at the very lowest prices.
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kentOn.

hARCH 70, loiI.
Winter fingers supinely in the lap
of Spring, and our farmers are doing
but little plowing, though they are
rolling logs and clearing ground, and
when planting does commence it will
be rapidly pushed forward.
Hopewell Presbytery met here last
Saturday, and adjourns today. A
number of ministers and visitors have
been present and the meeting was a
success notwithstanding the unpropi-
tiolls weather.
Our merchants are receiving large
and handsome stocks of goods and
trade ls very fair. C
Corn and hogs and beef cattle are
rapidly sold and demand fair prices,
and the result will be better times in
these parts. -. =
Mr. John Howell and John Mead
ows both boast of brand new babies.
We have no marriages to record but
with the close of the Lenten season
we look for quite revival in the
matrimonial market.
The quarterly meeting of the Meth
odist church commences here on next
Saturday and we expect visitors and
a large audience on next Sunday.
Mrs Grundy says we are to have a
marriage ut church on Sunday. Nous
rerrons.
Circuit Court convened at Union
City last week and great many of
our people attended. If the Legisla-
ture would abolish the grand jury sys-
tenn, a considerable expense could be
saved to the taxpayers.
Capt. Tom. Matbes died near here
last week, of typhoid pneumonia.
He has resided here for the past ten
years and was a respected and valued
citizen
Tommie Harris was dangerously
sick last week and canae very near
dying but has recovered. Some
sickness prevails here at present, but
no bad cases.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-29

Liberty Lodge. No.. meets fret and third
Friday nights in each month at their hall in
Milan. n. ID. l.. Jordan, Dictator. W. Z
GammOn, Reporter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-29
CHURCHES.

Milan Lodge. No. l55-W. Y. Williamson,
NC. II. C. Rye. V q. III. Dickinson. Sec
rstxry. J, A. MeAlister. Treasurer. Lodge
meets every Wednesday night.
, 1877-04-20
CRIMINAL.

John Refl, Charles EYefsey, and John Nolan,
charged with the robbery and murderuua assau1t
npon Charles +. E1cvwcfn IN tho Town Of Lake last
Saturday morning, wcso before Justice Mitchell
ycsteflsy, but tho Cases wore axain continued mn.
III Monday. Tho poftca think they are now on the
right trail, and hope to capture tho other members
Of tile gang By The day Of ftIal They afs still hrn1
In the beiet that Notan was not Implicated.
CHAPLIN IN CnANCKRT.
locked ups ths Armory charged with ampefins
reads al follows:
wnoe1sr sy h!rnE psa,op 2. osnetx.s r.
knovesRe q ~ ises seans 7 . IL
= ss:s :si s ssssss
'
,,I Hs was caught y .he act Of talking to George
& s:flSa q, q ss 3s5esssi slo, widow xSjS;s
~. shat shaain iafes&sa S!a ta.. Levy Leyy
hSa s9en md gss ws, a., 81 .rsn s 81:
and so bcscechod hin, TO coma ont. and receive
full CONDENSATION for hls tronbls and lops, and
handsome reward beside. provided no would rot
S;sassf ;Sass'sa asd ShaPis osSsa y. If
iii On HI. az own heol .e'a a"d VII Without e my Ss
concerted action with Levy. but for tho
IL al:o denies tast he il sny Wy a.ksi Riddle 10
leave town or decline to prosecutc. and that thcrp
fore BE- ~ not crn,nally Liable under tho statute.
l!ut the polce say "too rhin." That Lcsy was In
the MofghSorhood at the timc - fact, and this,
toyother With tho Changers talo, places Chaplin IN
Au ltucuylAblc light
, 1877-04-20

most expensive of the county institutions. II mp
proprIasson Of s1a1 600 has been ovcrirawn % the
sgionnt Of y 6o7. 1a't yeat tt cost oses s173,
300. The 1ntano A:ylnm wIt! without doubt.
close of the ycaf. f. expenditures have tins tat
brtn ~. :o4 ~. OF The County Hospital npprn-
ptiaton Of $50, COO, ea7. 57B 10 has been e1pcnd,
o 49,. IT, year
wa too low 10 meet expense. q the rate a which
they arc being tncurre+ and It II probahlc TINT he.
fe,s The, CLOSE Of lho year, the espcnl!sarrs
fandI. ovorarawn n1teay IL, 3ss. % Tne Normal s
sc1oo! tins far has cost tic county shs yeas over
e: a ths roor:1ipass, up = tntc, sa,, moi. q
institaion wss xc, nj sso, oGb. 1hc % approp.Iattan
Of se5, oo0 for dieting prisoners has been drawn
Fund nt as. 600 orders ,o the nmount Of stto 600
tire nmonnt will be ex..anrtel before the end Of
The rear. Clsim+ for hatf the. an,annt aro being
daily pressed, and tho ConrtI House walls ntc NOT
ut sieye ground. I,esIdo TIL. exhibit there ::
contfnctors who hnyc furnished the county nstitn.
sions provisions. etc.. nnh the snlarfcs Of county
employees are ncnrly month in arrears. The out.
Look 10 not very pleasing 10 behold.
, 1877-04-20
THE WEST PARKS.
coEfRHENca WITH THE LEGISLATIVE coM-

MtTrRE.
Yesterday afternoon Mcssrs. Holden. Itpc, aftl.
lard, Mus, aua Stanford, Of tho Wcst.stdo Park
Board met with the Legislative Investigating Com.
m[ttcc ut their rooms at the Grand raclac. Tho
object OF tic Meeting was 10 ascertain what course
tho Committee would take a. to investigating the
affairs OF the West Park Board. and Mr. Darc, the
accountant, who has made paFalaf examination Of
the books, present to make his report. II will
he remembered thnt week or 60 ngo he reported
that careful tdHritlng Of the books would DO ro-
qnlsed before any investigation could be COM
llcnced, tho styie Of bookkeeping IN vogus being
Al tho mcating yesterday Mr. Davlo enunciated
The RAsuo vfows B0mcwhht moro at length than IN
tho previous occasion. 1lc was certain Of ono
thing and that was tlat no proRress could possibly
employed competent accountant 10 put tho books
In shape, and ho connse]ed n Fabian policy pend.
Ing tile result Of this Rent,emana lsbors. This
advice Jumped exactly With the tncllnations Of tho
In The city At this time. They have had
nearly . month OF arduous labor over
the, South. PARK matter, having pus IN
.cEsn end ent hGn.s sySt y and o1n
70. campels their attendance at the I.egisatave
without further delay and they accordingly accopt-
cd tho Recommendation: Several meubeF Of the
opportunity 10 viRditate their assallcl rcpn
tations, hut unless tho Legislature pefcmptorily
ofdern back the Investigating COMMITTEES It ~ very
unlikely that anythtng further wi'l bo done in I'll .
The board were to have held meeting yesterday
afternoon. but failed on nccount Of lacking quo-
fnm- ONLY MessFs- Mus and echultze made their
ssnss sss m ,aa III
tery Of the badly kept books. Thus far no mares.
ntst has been uncarthed-
, 1877-04-20

lie scented The idea Of the failure of Mr.. Ogden.
lie did not think that there was anything In H. na
II there had been. he would have heard nf It. The
rethtigo Company owed Mr. Ogden some money,
bnt he hail not demanded f..
The gentleman. in order 10 ast!sfy himself, ac-
enmpanci THE TnthrNE representative TO tho res
fdcncc Of Mr.. F.. a. Sheldon. on Zinc street. WHO
l.a!,asiner e. H. Ogden. nnl manages h. C1leaso
ftitnrc. Mr.. t>s,!cn t.d no, bccn III auy business
aince November last: 1!e had eenscl ID have nny
Green, tho ex-Comptrollcr nt New York, wn<
managing Mr. Ogdcn's nfi'cc at tho Ea.s
To c0mc down II actual anil minute facts, Mr..
nn'ens totsf indesednr.s. aetnat and contingent,
did mt smonnt to az per cent Of the valfe or bis
psur.rty. lie knew Nj. oclen's nn.inr.'. nnsl he
simply. said that any t1,n,or rctaFin5 h!s falnro
Nh. false. The jnnes estate, IN which be nna tho
Mestrs. Oe!cn had share., was being rarti-
Toned. and tist probably -. ravo M RIG! rl.e to
late stoad in tae name ~ william Y. 0s!en, and
F.. 4. Sheldon. fn order that The property Of Tho
Arm. which Ind been IN c.t*tcncc thirty years,
pineed an record, Which probably gavc risc 10 tho
tnmos, and seemed 10 bet only Likely fonnda.
tI1u for II.
, 1877-04-20

Marshal st!'lwtll. who wea armed with tic war.
rant necessary to nlakc the arrest. In order 10
Of passing l.,nncif OF ~ eonntryman who
hei blu 10 pay scblrsslnser.. st,lwcfl had gone
succeeded III finding ht* man. This rust was not
quite sncttsafn1. however, and when schlessInccr
presented himself 10 receive the cxpcc!ed ehckcls
and escorted to the jat. lie appeared before Com,
ms.sIoncr ttotne yesterday morning md gare bail
from to.day for examination. Samuel Gl1ektauf
and Mrs: Darftne sth1cssnsrr went his ,ercurisy.
tsr n.ess nnu s hc III e" IN as III
efforts 10 keep IN The shade wpn1d seen, to tn,ply
knowledge on his part of wrong doing, This clats
there t,ein9 no less tl,an avo now on Comma.
e'oner Aoync's docket which will come M for
hcnsfng room. Ono OF them. thnt OF Goldsmith,
Stern 1 ca, has been running before the Com
missioner for oscr week, md yesterday nItrs.
noon nnothat chapter in tho proceedings waA CONC
through With but, without arriving u any dspost.
tun thereof.
, 1877-04-20
FEDERAL OFFICES.
THE GRAND JuAY,

Tha United States Grand Jufy sst In solemn
couclavo from TO O'Clock yesterday morning until
1850 In tho afternoon considering tbs crookedneas
In tho management Of tho Cook County National
Bank. Tho only Witness before the body was tho
Hon. Wash Bushnell, Of Ottawa, formerly Al.
torney General OF tho State, and = whI'om stock
holder and Director In th& bnpk. MF. Bushnell
Nas lucky enough, however, to draw ont with hts
money bcfors tho bank failed. In his testimony
yesterday ho went oves and mora thoroughly ex.
plstned soma matters which COME up while hs was
on tho stand tho day before. aud gave, b..
stdea, further accounts Of the peculiar syseus Of
naalPulstor. y; J. Allen. It g barely possible
thIs tas o1a S1tI Mi 81 through xa sns
msn say To- s
A BATCH or INDICTMENTS
returned BY tho Grand jury aay of two ago failed
70 S s III q an an
stlllwell found b. occupation goas, j. fal a.
thsy Ssss tsen ias ths county aas
.ouie Tina under Sheriff kc1ns care. One Of tts
ne tS e1t hn TIL
poweF. TINT b. ID The United states Mar.lais ot.ee
es VII doaSss H.
Jury may solemnly formulate against hIn1.
BEuLKs8IN1EA.
When the flm Of s.1susz, schlcsslngc. i Co. de-.
tetaincd TO 60 into bankruptcy sou,s time sRo,
NJ bis partaers, in disposinX Of ces,oln prop
esty c!andestfaey with the obvious srsult, X not
with th9 Obvious purpose. Of dsttaudfn2 hls Cr.d-
ttoss. Tho HIln wa1 engaged In manufacturing
sal.tuuda on West Randolph street, StFsusz hav.
in4 = pa.ens ou tho etr-pEotsctoss. which enabled
hsa4 got into ananclal troubles, and wers dually
forced to 20 fao bankruptcy to SatIsly Tho pses4ns
claims Of cestaIn creditors. UnIcs the law It was
Of eousss necessary that they should make full
rctIra u Ill their sssets, laatead Of doing this,
sehlessnzeF disposed u some Ut tAs stocx and ~.
tures TO Joseph AetseE. h!a tun.l law, without
suT report 10 them In hls lit OF s44ets. prti.
t!oa III bankruptcy ~ns died so0n ritter, but Se6les
singer was nowhere 10 be found. md auccecdpl In
keeping hnacli secluded until ate Wednc siuy af.
tcrnoon. vixen hs Ma4 uabacd BY Chief Deputy.
, 1877-04-20
CROPS,
LNJF Cs
SntcfdJ Nfpa{tf 10 11s 1ftbuNA.

6pfcfd5 Htpa9ch 70 1hs 7f76uN&
OMAHA, Neb.s, April 1D.-Neposts from various
paris Of Nebraaka received by the Executive Com
n,Tttce Of tho Hoard Of Trade show that there ID
but very little fear Of Erasshoprr devastation this
season. Farmers have put In the nsun' amount Of
small grain, and In some regions there 10 larger
acreage sowed.
6pecfat NspascA 10 1Aa Tribune.
CANTON. Kane Co.. ILL.,. April 1O.-The wealth
Or hAs been vary favorable for two weeks past fos
farm work. Tbs thermometer has ranged from, 70
to ~ dcRseel At p. M, from the 18th to the 18th,
Most Of tho onts are sown. More wheat has been
sown this spring than last. That sown IN February
has CONC ZIP well. learn. Tho winter HAs highly
hns grown nutly, during tho wnrm weather Of the
last 1se days. Les4 clover has been wintcr.killed
than usual. With plenty Of rain for The ns1t six
weeks, tho hay crop will DO large. A large hsaadth
Of corn will 10 planted this spring.
, 1877-04-20
DEATHS


FlTCH-Thuraday, April 19, Walter H., youngest
son Of N. J. aud Carrie y. Fitch. aged years i
Funeral from house. IS seoley .av., Saturday, 10
o'clock 4. N.
pERRY-on the 10th, Maggie. daughter Of H. and
E. Pofry, aged years and months.
Funcfal to-day at bo Anlbrose.st.
LLoYp-Apsl IL, Thomas Charles Lloyd, aged
0 years, Of eIyeipelas. At l7e Walnnt:st.
Funeral to take place to-day teoth !nst.l as 2
o'clock. Friends ARE invited.
kH- san Francisco papers please copy.
PnICE-Tho funeral services OF Jonathan Q. Price
will take placs Ut bis late Festlencc JU4 Wcat Hnf.
tIeon.st.. Friday. April 10. at 8u'clock. ROMANS
will 10 taken East 3os burial.
FA1HDAlRN-James Newell FafsbaIfp. sou Of
5amo. md Ann Jane Faifbalru. at tbs residence al
h!s fstheE ATT llnbhnrt-st., yesterday afternoon
At 8 o'clock, Of lnnammat!o lon Of tho iunzs.
The funeral will tako plAre this afternoon at &
o'clock. The ronalns will be sont by express for
!ntcrment a. Greenwood CdlneterJ. Now York.
cA9EY-.April 1g, Of brain fsrer, Alice, daughter
Of Edward and AAFgzrct catey, aRed 10 years
and months,
Funeral frorn residence, 1os West Adam. st.,
Saturday. April Fl, At 10 \. MT by carriages to
Calvary.
, 1877-04-20
MEDICAL.

DIR. Scllcncl's Standard ifcmedfcs.
The standard remedies for all diseases Of tho un
arc Bcheneks Puimono syEup, schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic, and Schencks Mandrake P!llk and taken Be.
fore thu iunGs destroyed speedy u effected
To these three medicines d.. j. H. schsuck Of Phil
alephta owes hss unstTaed In tho treatment
Of pulmonary dtaeaAes.
The rutmoutc Syrup rpcns tho morbid matter 10 tho
1nnzst nature throwa 1t o1 by cssy expectoatou,
for when the phegn matter Ia ftpo slight copeh
will throw It OF. tic patient h1s sk snd thu lungs
gin 10 heal.
To cnabls Tho Pulmoao Syrup to do this, scheueka
Mandrake Pills and scheucks EeA Weed Tonlc must 10
freely uae 10 clcanss tho stomach and ysr. gchencks
Mau1Fako Pills Aet ea the liver. Removing Nil otsuc.
ttoos reax tho gall bladder the bo slasts fresiy and
tho llyer IL soon relieved.
8chcnck's BeA Wscd Tonic u krntls stmulaut and
AtcrattTet the alka Of which II II composed mixes
With tho food Aad prevents soustnE. 1t atsts tho dl.
tctfcn by toulag up tho stomach to healthy cond,.
tlon- 10 that the food and tho Pumnala Syrup will
make good b'ood then tho lunKs heal and tho patient
will toFsly sct wef caro- taken To prevent ffesh cold.
All ho Wish u contuls DF. Btheuek, elther persoa+
ally or BY tstes eau DO II hIs principal occ
ossixth md Asch'at4. Fhlladelphia, every londay.
scheueks medicines ae suld BY al dYugRtata throuRh-
out tho countyy.
, 1877-04-20
TIE FIFTH WARD.

At tho Council meeting yesterday evening. afler
The ltdrcth cnae had been dlspoacd OF, the Alder
men proceeded with the count, and when tho
Twelfth Ward was reached Aid. Pcarsons asked
unanimous consent to Introduce the following res.
olutlon:
sppeintsd By H. u e1suao H. u TIC
Ii.h M., sniif Psss;;ay recount tho votes Ia ho
AID. Persons said that 3ressss. Dunnc and
TuE1J haa agreed to submit tho matter TO arbltra.
r. tho sd,ss Of ss5
.ad W. %ae SSsa et
A!a: Smith obIsstsd; and, in :Pite Of ait tho
Eonythe and others held out. When Informed th9t
attorneys had consented to an asbltrallon hs 10.
M mandsd that s,9 courts snonld se!!le the matter.
TX GoSn Wg sa o1sa ns as a t. sss tss. Il = ,u,Dcnasa
consider Aid. Pearaons' motion. lie also moved
tho previous question. which was ordered, ~ slao
AID. Smith had not Withdrawn his objection. II
the Council declared man elected who was not
VI Seao IT, sssss s Of tn. resolution
which was carried nnanimoaaly, and tho Clerk
ag2n STARTED oq Tho
moved to adjourn. Carried.
DuNNH's CLAIM.
The poiots made Gy dunno aro a. follows: Ac.
election night, and pnblahed ia the newspapeis,
the yose stood: dunno, Hi Tally, i. a8U LeddY,
03 The otictal canvass Of tho raturns conclics
With thu newspaper ngures except In tho FIFTH
newspapers. TullT there received 400, Dunaa ia,
aud y ucattes1ng.. On tho tally.shce tho returnt
now stand: Tlity. A31; Dunno, l43; Tracey, 6;
Loddy. u making Of total 687, instead Of 5J0 ii
gsc'! ~ II the now.papen Tho votc cast for Other
Treasurer. 5Gt; Attorney, 672; CIerk, 6U7; shuw-
!ng, apparently. that thirteen persons voted for
Alderman and nobody elss. There are b87 nnroes
% !hV oli.book and the only question IL whether
OH the tally: :sheet for Tully has been altered. II
With q pen Into va" and tho 40" clsnged to
''0." In tho back Of tho b!cet was memorans
teh votes for Msrcr, . irw votea for other city
officers, and then tn brackets II Tho mela.
orandum {John D. Tuly. 14), II to tho 400 votes
With which Tulfy was originally cfedltsd arc added
he votes creatcd 10 nnne, Lady, .na Tassy ss,e
tho total will 10 174 which 70 tho eIact vote cat
for Mayor, and which II presumably correct, since
there was considerable excitement on tho subject
81 Ns5os and :. ~ many votes weEs apt 70 have besn
soino reason Or other there has been added TO tho
400 gtren to Tuly, and the fourteen ia tho town
box, thlttGen more, which makes hta vote
L. L.. shs ,s.,.. ..sna Masd :, ne wl!h nuans's:
tho judges and clerks IN this Fifth lTuIly's) Pre-.
cinet wore all the friends OF tho litter Up to tho
ti,as tho count was concluded. one Of 1unno's i
friends waa at the pollnG.pace. and nc. change
W.. n,sds during ht. ptssenss; ANY alteration
u also 4llcEsa. ~ further proof Of an incorrect
count, which an examination Of the balsots would
show. that there were fteen tickets In there from.
w;.lch Dunnas narne had been erased, and no other
vote for Alderman At least alteen below that casi
Tor Mayor.
, 1877-04-20
SUBURBAN..
HNQLEWOoD

Tho Hlllsrd Post No. "a, @. A. r., were iustru-
mental in arranging u very creditablo cntertaIu.
mont which took place Wednesday evening at lhe
HIgh-school Hall. They aecuFed the services Of
the ]. F. +. Dramatic Club, Of Chicago. who pro.
duced - Among the Breakers" In excellent ytJle.
Tbs following iadies and gentlemen wero cast ths
play: Miss Mamie Sltt, Miss Dc Hall, Mis- Mamie
Wheeler, Miss Matte Vail. Aessrs. J. II. Gallery,
Y. D. clingn,sn, c. II. Watl, N. c. 0ilIettc, E.
C. .0.arman, F. II. frcar. This Club has ohtalned
After THO performance .ho chairs we.e removed
dancing, Kretlow furnishing .the masic: Among
those present were MI md Mrs John Vrceiand,
". AID Mss a. :, Hatch. H. sn4 NJ; y. y;
NI!sse. Mamie %hseist: Ma.i!e Xa!l, Dall irs!.
Gregory, Anna Hada. clata Daai, Ailie poaneli.
sas%estla,P, Anna IaSis;d i Ssil MsEil;exSss. i; my.
Xsss!snS, j. H. a.liss; VIII e'es%sa, %sas.; D. Il
Fsal. FMsa j. g. btsds3, a"s1 e. ,p.!. T.
man, Frank Townacna, 3. 0oss, cai ohamherlla>
1shn isn 9!epssasa 4 fS'ts' @ A. 1snet Jos
Poslsr. George Hakcr. iiomes can, ii. H. Tbesrie,
+. pletpont, George MSCle'tsn, Elaroace oud
Fssnk brown, Ralph Middleton, Williams, Divine,
Ths ooodwillie testimonial has beon postponed
~s ywsddnag ssdsdg o r
iley. F. @. Thearjo, which ocsuss Monday oven.
6rcat preparation ,s. been made for the enter.
taament this evening for tho beneht OF the Library
A,:Ss.at!op, 1na atxs stssnd.ncs a. l. ;sxpsstsa
ts!or of Irus COY, who then resolved tas nomi:
aa.lan, na, Iha ssptassn,att's fsow Euzlswood has
~ Notwta.t.nd'nx tas Investigation Of The Park
ss xSqx Fsoa afs g.
eeats%Sp.tsa ~. ;P,!ns q y hoped
ibis much. needed improvement.
EvAhsToN.
Tho temperance mass-mcgtinEs which have been
heId turing tea past four weeks Att having the de-
sired sRect Of bringing tho breakers Of law and
public peace % Justice. Yesterday the officers
VIII ths s1pscsstoa q asfo..ins jsms; Iynsh. sS.
1ut not andiay him. thsr were sstl.asd with Peto
Deh ha SssSf s,es es9S .ei oS Ss cb
eago, who test.aed to having bought liquor Of him.
he was anea $500 ard costs. An appeal was taken
arc awaiting the action Of ths Grand Jufy. 4. D..
Payne, Village Attorusy Of south Evanston, eou+
"Gt'ss ssas p qas " e for
| holders, who Wish to make connection with tie
Davis strset sewer, 70 tap It. without ohtatnua tho
II 4 claimed that thu ordinance IL Illegal tsat
case ia to DO made, With tho gentleman who last
a spirited Fevi7al meeting u in proeress 1t tho
Methodist Church under thu auapisss aftho church
Nil. sperry.. who his tceu sis.tIne her brothsrs,
returns to her home st Natengo To-day.
Tucaday Q! next week tho Misses Hlansy start for
rr!nceson' NJ j.. where they will spend tho sun.
pFot. Kt.tiss deliver. hls we'll; known lecture.
entitled s! s nons llsstts2s," as the Scandinavian
The arst gsme II the seslss between tho college
classes will 1e played upoa the University campus
inls afternoon between the Freshmen and sopho-