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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01
nen of suck i!k. flour friends would

men of suck i!k. flour friends would
only display little of practical
politics" by protecting three or four
Senators from persecution, not as
Democrats but, as independents,
enough votes could be secured to turn
the scale, and the entire situation
would be theirs, Senate and all. Our
leaders seem to be too con ?dent IN the
honor of theRadical leaders. 1t is mere |
nonsense. Mr.. Eustis' case is jeopar-
died byPinchback's (coPd) new claims,
which have been worked up by par
ties here. The RAIDS are quite elated
at their new prospects,, aud now open-
ly boast that all the Republican con-
testants will be seated. Two of the
Senators who were considered doubt
full have now como squarely out for
the Radical side. KellOgg's chances,
have under the new development
gone up to par, and the vote of every
Radical Senator is counted on for him,
except Christiancy's, and that had bet
ter be thrown in tor good measure.
THE COLLECToRSHIP OF NEW ORLEANS
is not quite SO complicated now as
when the position was first talked
over, when it was considered thatKel-
lOgg's chances for admission in the
Senate were very elm. Republicans
from La, now here claim that if kel-
lcgg is admitted, Packard will renew
his efforts to regain possession of the
State government, and it is intimated
in political circles here that, the lead
ers of democracy in New Orleans are
dissatisfied with the Administration
of Gov. Nichols and somewhat syinpa-
Jhize with such maneuYer, but this
is regarded as Republican ruse.
THE AUDACITY OF KELLOGG
and Packard in claiming that six
months Investigation by State officials
in Louisiana,an after the closest scru-
tiny, nothing has been found which
reflects upon their honor and upright
MSS, surpasseth the understanding OF
sny ordinary mortal /; can such fellows
be tolerated in a respectable cOmmu
nifty By this we wish to be distinctly
understood as not instigating assassin
alton, but we. too, like Don Piatt, Of
our "Capital" may be arrested and
placed under indictment, so we make
this explanation a fortiOrt, as the law
yers say.
JEALOUSY IN THE CONSERVATIVE RANKS,
seems to be, at ,esent commanding
too much prominence, and it looks as
though the discussions from LOuisi-
ana will work bad influences upon
both MIR. Eustis aud Judge Spcfford's
claims to their seats in the Senate. In
SouthCarOlina too the same animosi,y
in our own ranks seem to be prevail
log, and it is asserted that M. q But
ler's admission will be opposed by
leading officials from his own party in
that State. A pull all together just
now will be the future sncces of the
Democratic party. Ergo pull!
| DEMoCrITEs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01
DEERFIELD.

Corres pond nee
IN Wednesday last a young man
frtm m Alliance came to our town to
gather hickory nuts on the premises of
(names not mentioned of account of
family) A son Of the owner of the
premises ordered HIM of. He replied
he would 60 when he got ready. The
Deerffeid heir, calling Alliance gent q
SON ofa b, told him he would meet
him In town in the evening. Alliance
gent asked him to take back what he
called him but nary take. Thereupon
they went at it in pugilistic style, caus-
ing the claret to flow. A warrant was
issued by Justice Tibballs, and the AL.
lance man fined SIS and costs. We
don't justify the affair. No man ought
to trespass. but the owner had legal re-
course without using language unfit
Tor q gentlemen. Young men, con-
slider your words-think twice before
you speak once. Let reason, not pas.
sion, be your guide in all things. Bear.
Ing in mind those two notices will
keep you out of many difficulties.
Corn huaking has begun here, 1t
Is turning out very poorly. The aver.
age will not be a half crop. On
amount of area planted, potatoes is al.
most an average crop. Farmers say
the wheat is being materially injured
by the fly. Apples, both fall and win
ter, are very scarce. We bave
had very finel rains, making the fall
pasture continue growing, saving con-
siderable hay and fodder. :
Our two stores in Deerfield have re-
ceived their fall and winter goods.
making beautiful display, 9 eladdening
the eyes of the beholder. and those in
tending to purchase for cash or trade
on delivery of goods. Their assort.
ments are complete and prices as any
In the county, defying competition in
quantity, quality and prices. Save
your money, and 60 to Deerfield to do
your trading, go home satisfied, live
long aud die happy.
OEERFIELD PRICES. Hickory.nuts
81; butter 20 c.; eggs Is c. lard lOc. :;
dried apples c.
Autumn house-cleaping has COM
menced, and it has been satisfactorily
demonstrated that when q man s,eps
on bar Of soap which has been left
on the top step, it will start down
stairs with him, and, though having
much the best start, will yet be over
taken by him before it gets half way
down. This sounds like an Eastern
ailegory, but every married man
. knows 1t is true.
The. citizens of Mott Town have
opened their school house fora Litera-
ry Friday evenings. Subject: "Was
the Registration act beneficial to keep
ing the ballot free from fraud, or ought
the law to be repealed" The question
was decided in the Affirmative, after
many able and interesting debates.
The subject for debate next Friday
evening is: "Resolved that the Com
pulsory education law ought to be
sanctioned" OMEGA.
Oct. SO, 1877.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01
EDMUND BURK.

SynOpsis OF q Lecture ON the Life
and Times OF Edmund Burk, De.
lhvered 1t the Opera House, I'm
Ravenna, Tuesday Evening, DC.
tober 3Oth. 1877, by H. McGtnnis,
the Blind Lecturer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01

Ar latest advices the condition of
Senator Morton was daily growing
worse, and It is thought he cannot
long survive unless there is q change
In the condition of his stomach which
retains nothing that is taken into it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01
THE MARKETS.
RAvRNNA. October 81. 1S7

RAvENNA, October 81, 1877
FLOUR.-King's best. $500 U. *. 81 90
Demand steady.
wHEAT-No. 1 Red. 81 s5; MOL White 81 ~
CoRN-shelled brings 55 "a 60c; ears. 25c.
OATS-3Oc. Sales duh.
RYE-No. I brings 70 O. 75c
BARLEY-None In market.
HAY-Sellng at IS a $40; according to
quality. Dull sale.
BEEF-Per cwt., s. q 81.
uOGS-Dressed, IS per cwt.
LARD-City rendered 12t4c.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at 14c; Country 12Hc.
Shoulders, City cured selling at 10c. Dried
Beef selling at 49,.
POULTRY-Small supply in the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay 10 cents; un-
dressed &c: Turkies. undressed. C.
BUTTER--aO @ e2c.
CHEESE-Factory retails, 16:.
EGGS-buyers pay I6c per doz.
POTATOES-Buyers pay SOC.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in smalldcmand
at 81 % per bu. Medium 81 25.
vINEG AR-Pure cider ,retails 25@sOc per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
HIDES-Green, trimm I'd q exc.
EEATHERS-iest reta il at 75c.
WHITE LIME-S1 25 per bbl.
WATER LIME-*2 25
SALT-Coarse sells at s. rs: fine 81 rs.
WOOD-stove - OO@a sos feet wood IS 90
q s. 80 per cord.
SUGARS
Coffee sells for ..................12h c
Extra G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2c
Crushed IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .i31Sc
Brown ." ...................1O IL l12c
MOLASSES-
New Orleans .........sells for ........... soc
White Drip Syrup. '' $500. 49,. 100
Golden Drip g .... ........ IS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01

The Radicals are greatly concerned
ABOUT the result of the election in
massachusetts,, and the Department
Clerks from that state are to be driven
home to vote.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01

ELEcTIoNs take place next Tuesday
In New York, Pehnsslvania, New
Jersey, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
Look out for Democratic thunder all
along the line.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01

GEN. BEDFORD FORREST, the great
Confederate cavalryman died at the
residence of his brother, in Memphis,
on Monday evening.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01

THE WHITE HOUSE
by complaint from the RAIDS, is so
crowded by Democrats that a Radical
can't get in and talk the situation over
with ByOtheriOrd Hayes. 1t is rather
laughable that whilst the RAIDS were
playing their SA7 game upon us, we
were quietly making success of defeat,
capturing their standard bearer, and
taking possession of the Presidential
Mansion.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01
DIED.

TORRY.-At the residence of o. v. Searl, in
this village on Sunday morning. October as.
of inflammation of the lungs and liver. Mrs.
Lucy TORY. relict of the late Ripley TORY.
and mother of the late Mrs. Jackson T. Green,
aged 73 years.
RHODES.-At his residence in Shalersville.
on Tuesday. October Both, 1877. of typhoid fe-
YER, James Rhodes. aged 20 years. Deceased
had been a resident of Shalersville for thirty
seven years.
HINMAN.-At the family residence. about two
miles north of this village, on Tuesday Eve
ming. October S0th. of Onstipation of the
bowels, after an illness of over two months,
Mrs. Helen r., wife of A, NJ. Hinman, in the
Send year of her age.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01
TAXES FOR 1877.
Of Portage County:

To The IaH Payers of Portage County:
Dollars
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-01
MARRIED

MARRIED.
WHEELER -KOON.- In Randolph. o., Oct.
25, 1871 by Rev. T.. A. SimOns, Mr.. Charles II.
Wheeler, OF Akren, and Miss Emma May
KoOn, of Randolph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
A&fan0rla 0ax&tte
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER
Another Hereto.

Letter read to the Presbytery of Columbus,
Ohio, at its Octobes meeting.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

A MOTHER INVOICE OF CLOAKS.
n Monday, October %, 1877
We have just opened more of those elegant
and fashionable Cloaks, and invite the notice OF
purchasers. Also general variety of other de-
sirable and cheap goods, making our stock very
complete. We sell good goods at low prices.
and challenge competition.
u. F. BRASHEAR,
II. B. Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
oct % Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09
TSA 40 EICHBERG
SLAYMAKER
DRY GOODS.

PLACK SILkSl BLACK SILhSi
ID Monday, Nov. s. 1877.
We offer line of Black Silks, just received
per express, unprecedentedly low. The number
we sell at $3.50 is equal in qualify to Silks sold
few months ago at 1925 Gail and see them
Also b full stock Of Blankets, FlsnnelS. water
proofs Shawls, Closks, Quilts, Felt Skirts,
Dress Goods, with many other goods just open
cd at down prices.
D. f. BRASHEAR,
q. B. Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
nov Alexandria, Va.
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NJ OF / u Il.
hsveju ust returned from the North. with 3
full line of the following goods: Ladies and
Childrens Hosiery from 12ic to SOC pair !, Kid
Gloves from 75c to 81 rs per pair; Handker-
chiefs at all prices; Zephyr Worited' whiSe IVS'
lars lars i5c; largo line Of Lace Collars for child
rem Corsets from SOC up; Yarn, Navy Blue,
Seal, Brown, and all tho plain colors; Morlno
Vests and Pants of all sizes; Card Bosrd SILVER
Paper Pictures in grost variety; Motto Pocket
Books; Steel Purses, new style; Lace and SILK
Scarfs; Crepe Lease; all kinds OF Kulhlng very
low: Buttons, Fringes and Black Velvet on the
bias also Velvet Ribbons and everything in my
line as low as can be sold in this or any other
city. Call and see for yourselves at
G. O. BERRY'S, - King 81:
gent for SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. FRIDAY: NOV 8, 1877
FANCY GOODS.
FERGUSON g BRO.

J.FERGUSON & BRO.
We have opened our stoc': Of GOODS FOX
THE FALL SEASON, consisting in part OF
Lsdiss', Gents and Children's Merino In
derwesr and Hosiery.
Dress Trimmings, in Silk and Worsted
Fringes, Galloons. Buttons. &c.
Toilet tArtices-Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes;
Neck Puff, Side and High Combs, Soaps and
Perfumery. ~.
Ladies' Collars Cuffs, Ruchings, Rulings,
Tics, Lace Scarfs, Linen and Silk Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves.
Worsteds, Germantown Wool, Shetland
Wool and Floss, Saxony and German Knitting
Yarns, in al colors, and Embroidery Csnvases.
HOOP SKIRTS e BUSTLES.
All styles on hand and made to order at short
notice. =.
We have also largo stock OF Hair Bfaids,
Curs, Putfs &c, TO which We invite y youF a.
tontion. FERG USON s. BRO.
oct I9 &C King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-09

ITO THE PUBLIC.
I have lust returned from the North with
full line of ,,,,r
FANCY HOSE,
at all prices; Corsets. Handkorchiel5, Collars
and Cu1fs, Infants Fancy Hoods and Sacques
Handsome Shawls, Fine White Flannel; also
ali colors Of Plaid and Plain Opera FlanneIs,
Ladies' and Children's Merino Vests and Pants;
also Gents Shirts and Drawers, Zophyr orsI-
ed. ali shades also all shades Of Cheap WorsteI,
White and Black lOc Colorod 14c per oz;. Bal
morals and other Yarns also great bargains in
Towels, Napkins, Lsces, Imported Black Silk
Scsrfs, all kinds of Neckties and Mock RutHing.
Buttons, Silk and Worsted Fringos, Baby Dolls,
Silver Gard Board, Culorsd Notices and Frames,
Fancy Pictures, Steal Bolts, Trimmings of all
descriptions and other Fancy Articles. Call
and examine for yourself at
sep 27-tf A. DIEDELS, 15G King ST.
, 1877-02-14
CANADIAN NEWS,


OTTAWA, Feb, 1H.-ln the public accounts for
1870, Just laid before Parliament, the aum Of
s25 00U IL appropriated as tie balance Of secret
service money received from eir John A.. Mac
donald. Sir John has been out Of power over
three years. and It Is asked II the refund at this
late hour comes under the tcat Of conscience
money. Viewed In the light oI the various oc-
eurfe1lecs OF the last two years OF Alac4Unnll's
rcglnle thenppearance uf the entry al this tfInes
considered not u 1lttlu mysterious. All sorts Of
spcruatfOs sEa rife ~ 10 tlle cause Ut the S!S.-
u(kl not having been returned tn the Treasury
before now. The matter will undoubtedly ba
speedily ventilated. .....
Hpteiai Dil1ateA to 11s 1ffsuxe
SArANKE. Unt., trb. l3--.A weli.lressel
man, ~; years Ut aye, giving Ills name Us Luku
ktne, Ut Chicago, WAS put OIL = traln here few
nlrhts ago u lleitig tnsalle. Ills wandering aud
rrreiltstr!teA nb,Nt l0wn Gxeltcl the attention
u tue police, aud the authorities considered 1t
prutlent tu eollitne him iu jail. Since hls c0E1-
blsrtneHt he las been gradually getting worse,
aud Is HOW IN Jeploratls condition. From his
disconnected conversation 1t ~ supposed ta has
friends tn Council niutls.
Sptciat DtspitrA Ia 7hs Tribune.
WINNIPEG, Nan., Ecu. i3.-in the Legislature
today, Mr, HloSk gaye notice that tir viii uoye
? Tomorrow for committee Of Inquiry relative
to the rullsur that Chlet-Juatice Houl was lu.
toxtrzlted at the meeting Of the last County
Court IN Marquette, neee.sitattng the &tpons-
meut Of tho sitting.
, 1877-02-14
PROVING BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS.

~ ShE EdHnf Qf 1he Tribune.
Sn IHsF J"sfs 81 tSs aSs =
IN which 5oa recommend tbc Pill bow before the
account from the SELLERS books ahall bc l,rInsa
fac[s evidence of the vnrIty Of each Item" which
70 lie e. that say Zoo asos nsrs so 1Ss an Ge
!vered but only that hc has charges upon hs too&4
/, WON'T; seea @ Il I'LL sts tsa law is loose enough a.
ready, allowing crcdltuf claimIn9 pAy for IN NC.
count to prove s1n,e unu moro Items delivered,
Of mn account nude by sonlo clerk. anI without
nny proof Whatever that any goos wcre sold or de-
Tho reasons given In your article favosIng tho
new law are lniiniy that the merchants and busi.
ness men hasx bills running lung time, an'i n'so
ees+ 1 hi%:slf .eat f, $a ani tha
.ess e. hs e nex sst h
charge. upon HI: books, aul The pasy to whom ths
eises sa' 9 es Tie tie i s'n
wholesale uaslclant' II this Il permitted to Tho
y ns1shaata ihe Jane ~ priyIlsso' 'A And d"I il
;sa tts, SssRy Of ,s1 ssfS4nt ;oFH
70 di.proye the sellers account in the same way
BY Introducing sworn copy, Of his account 'lsit
tho country merchants. all thieves. lint a. cnpY
frous the books q the whole sae merchants should
ssan;s Ts 9 f." s chs SSo e. o ae
eycFf Hut the fac, Ii that there is no neceAs!ty
for nny such aw, Mother for tho Anticipated din.
GUILTY OF tho Whn1eA2e dealer: neither atY nccsA-
orc merchants who hnye done successful business
foF many yeara wh0 have no occasi0n whatever to
producer any huokH In court, statement
of account. We know Of such who llave lccn
n t'.c haols of scttiny every I'LL Of gooaa
by mute. Or AZ acccotcd ,alsft. Others
arc accustomed to have the tnvolce OF every bill
Of goods sold tcecIp:cd >y tho conslgnce as soon
~ received by bin, III either Of t!rse cascs lhs
by the receipt Of The coRsignes; and, II Wholesale
dealers viii admit the practice Of doing bnslnesa
70 this way. they would save 70 themselves very
Il.
ITO whatever extent the bill Ia question Is
looscy drawn anl Liable 10 Just criticism, let It
10 amended. somo improvement Of the prcseat
law In royasd to proving book.accounts IL mort
certainly needed. d.-Ep.l
, 1877-02-14

rsw.deales, =, ::,oiS pieces, and their wc,snt
The third cIass |. The general rabc express, tho
!ntes IN paprt., printed matter. magazine; and
books being NJ the rate nf rent fnr each two
ounces: and for articles uf merchandise. accds,
hNfbs cnttincs. 1ilhograrha. cards. blanks. etc.,
cent for each onncc. 'TME 'rntnCNE reporter had
thc pleasure of watching the receiving Of these
rarkascr a. thcr we're examined by thc clerks
tnntents. a. we'll might nny one he. The t1rst
article broaeht 70 view was a watch ca.r without
wAtch; ncxt folfnweh In striking profuston %tock.
tnYs. striped n,ul nn~tstprd. glnvce. a cheap r..
toIver. rma|l ehna doll bottle Of liquid (which
vas stopped NJ nhsrsI1shle,. hnx NJ pills, huge
fnupasc. twn tesvrs Of hrcad, any nu,nher nf
bucks. frnn, shaksrease toa sren,,I Render, and
chem jcwesrr. a fnf eolat. hinge car. honk, box
Of envelopes; ci.nss. anmpscs Of sugar and tot'sr.
70. hosr+ nf candy. = lingr lnwleknffe. lin can.
tEwtuG' machine atfatrmcnte. rastrrF, lima trnn<,
til. sweet. trrntrsl onion. rolls 1t yarn. hox Of
Erid1lis lN,wttrEr. ,nnsIc raper*uf ~ descriptions.
fsnni The 1Hhfrr.arit ~ lhr !'ot',y Nrs.
The total Mnml'tr ri eirrnlars received wsa F1s.-
neMspaper*, etr..:A;. SOL. weight, Il. ri puundt;
weight. Il, .''j pounds: samples Of merchandise,
y! ulH pIeccs weight. II. g7i pounds; serds. rnt-
ttnGs bni4s, rtht.. etc.. iAtl pieces, weight. los
pounds: nl uthcr articles IT third class, Ii, IOt
pieces, wc!ght. i. tE3l pounds.
: The tAtal weight at all matter received dur.
ins the, time. indicated Mas All, G14 pounts. and
rating n Chcagn. except for city and fareign dc.
livery: bn Il does not embrace the matter paf.'ng
through thr Chicago Post .Utl{ce, which weighs
}rutn eight to fourteen tons per day In addition.
, 1877-02-14
CHICAGO l'Os'r.OFFlC,;,

FIGURES hA0WaHu TILE HuhIfEss or 4 MONTH.
'fhe Post'h'ise Drpafln,cnt having t!rlssu,insd
IT, test tue quantlty u mall coMuy fIom the aryrr
Offices ior delivery throughout the United sta,es,
tsautd orders to thcss Offices ~ weigh und rouat all
ulalis received by 4hetn. The stsult u all tbs
oflcw4 Will soun ba knuwn to tho general public.
Ths Chlcsgu report was completed yeateFtay, the
Weighing having commenced Jan. II.
Tie ,nattsr prepaid at the rate uf three cent4 per
lalf oaneu aud posta.c4r4 arc called BY ihs iust.
untes officials "ar.e-tlssa tnattct." Thu uuulrs
Ut letr.s received was =, IT'S U37. and the wrixlt
~, l.U puun4s. This would make for thu year
only u, I'LL, 22s8 letters lssafu2 ttoul Chicago. Ths
pesial'caEds numbered l31, Ga1, and weighed
q. 7oo pounds. To.al number ot pieccs of tFst-
class u,nttrs, =, Gl3., :i8.
Tho secuud class matter conststs Vt I'll nswspa-
peTs. n1a.szlnrs, kn4 publications tu regular sub.
.cltbess ls,urd by puh'.,hsr. in thexso and news.
4rat!s. The rate fur tlA matter Il twu rents prt
potan4 for papcts tssntd weekly or tnntc sIs-
4uehiiy, an1 thrss tcnts per aunl for all r.s free
Hut n!lj. Tue nattvf goes un!y ~ regular sub
hctbts. A. tae parties aendEn: obliged u take
oath 10 this elJcct. This lriaiiy fur seatiny to
other s4an 1e"u!ar subsesbcr |. $50 Tor 80 of-
IenAe. TLs humber Of piece. ilpui pu1!L.he1a y ~
ut, es1. aad thsls weight :tV. ~ pvaads; fsum
, 1877-02-14

The Committee on Finsncc ami tho Mnyor met
again yesterday afternoon and rontinucA work m
tho consideration Of the estimates fur aippsnpriA
tnnf. They went through the estimates Of tho
Fire Department md cut ont ssi. 900 of Marshal
ncnncr'a request, making fhc amount Of the ap-
prort!ntion 81. QUO Less Than that recommended by
The Comptroller, The items rEl nut wcre thnte for
new engine .ltonsce and additional smaller thfngs.
tic absence nf which lie Mayor thinks will not
materially cripple tho force. The Health Deuart-
mcnt estimates wcrc all allowed NJ nndc by thu
Commissioner OF Health. with the exception that
the salaries are rot tn he increased. The Commit.
tee recommends S3 600 year for tho CpH.I11tstOn
cr but OF cnuFte the an0Ent of hts compensation VIII
depend nppn the tnancll. Tbs estimates Of tho
Superintendent ns flnihnss who -kcl for e21. n0tl
WE'RE ent down tn ~, 0DO. That rnM is intended
tn br uEed for the anlary nj thc Superintendent.
-. 500: Surcf1ntcnhents secretary. u. 100: s1la.
r1cs Of four inErretOra and Si00 for printing and
stationery. Superintendent t1tAyrlatlA once cx.
pressed hlm*c1f of thr Uunpn that the flnildEng
Departments Hsefnhc.s would BE- very nlutt I'M
paired II ihr Council t!il mt nl1nw n,nre than
~, 0D0 fer ts ma 1ntchaltr for tho enr,ing yeaE
Tho Committee also fookcd nyrf Tho estimates pf
the rnhstc Library. a,d sonic af tho members
thanght that ihc anonnt--stt. 000 -rcgneatcti far
fn!artc.esas TOO much. Not knowing. however,
Just hos u,ueh Of clerical and other work thcrs IL
connected With t1,t Library, the Committee will re-
Gne.t Mr. y. L.. shnrcy 10 he present Tits morning
at 10 O'Clock and explain lhe items The Commit.
tee intcnl, A. one Of the COMMITTEE remarked to
bring down The amnnnt of the npproprial Inn IN. at
the n,o.t. ST. 00U 00O md kcep It tl.rro y pnssi-
te. ~ It vas tho amount Of rnnncy which he con.
eldcred whs Necessary 10 run chicago one year.
, 1877-02-14
SUBURBAN.,


One of tho largest PARTIES Of Tue season WAS given
A. the Residence Of William blanchard On Monday
evening. Over 200 Invitations wrro sent, Had thS
nunlOcr present did not fail much short OF tAat
nu,nber. Tho laryo and eommudiou4 house was
arranged very tasiefully. The pafIcrs wcEs pro.
3useIy decorated With tluweFs, clustering smilux,
sud green. houap plants, whils tho carpets ~ers
covered with cansas for the comfort aud easa of
ths merry dancs.s. Kin.ley did honor 10 himself
and hosts Ia the elAburate display OF Refreshments.
Pound, by lls we'll, sndsred ssectloAs, seemed 10
ihs party was one 1t daxxliua bcauty.
Among those pleseut we're Mr. anl Mfs. Il. j.
tilbert, Btr. aud Mrs: II. u. llur1. Nj. and MIA.
~. Il; =: su!th,, AI. sal NF.. i. y. uailaIl.
ilaskin. Ms. ard aIr. WaItst,ltsxiu,, nee Ea.tet
~; aud Ms: N. q. lglshast,. AE. and Mte. J. u.
Williams: NJ. a!1d AEt 7. A. EosgFaYr, Mr. sud
Ar. aud Mts. Ed TAYLOR, AF. sal slts. Or. liam-
ssu, w. and Mrs: W'lltaIa Decsiax, Nj. and Mra.
san! IsayM9nd, VI. aud Mrs. rrut, Jones, Al.st4
Ntslie and llsttls Huld. Miss Mead. Miss Gauu,
~. hs'sis Blsnty, MI. Shuman, Mis-. copsstuck,
kLlss Dlckiusuu. Miss FhLIIps, Mi.4 Evelyn 3foNp,
Miss Ntnn-, M.ss Welxtrr. Miss HanduG, AHs
Aan!a Williams: George Luut, Ed Wrb.ter.
Ihas!es b1aue}. Il. 1lcaards, Lucian Williams, ).
Il. Asnsby, tho ltcs. lit. Smith, Dr. Noyes, and
many others.
Few college towns present more quiet and In.
animated aHpsarsncs ihAu EtAnsiop, led 1t Il oAly