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BBOOkLfS. n. N.Jl, ~, 1877.

Cummludauts of Compliance, ff of 1.te. report no hti
quarters tue Of tac officers. commissioned
.iceio muolc.u, aut psFatcs Of tosc Nn- were dla-
charged by their employers ny reason ui Ocrn
compelled 10 perform luer dudes ciuzsu-- .iors.
l5y order OI Col. JCAu EL-cf:
FRED. J. ARCHER Ad'it.
THE CASE Of ABRA IAi AND JACOB LEVY.
through lu error pr the reporter the namos
Of Abraham and Jacob Levy, cID cr~, 1919 Churchst,
New York, pI1lsacd I'D IIG TRIBUNE r-.. Abraham
IS Levy piJI Els, ann denies tndt 10
dismissed Ita rnpiUyt 5llj iur DONG ltli WJfA, AMI
claims ,Ia o. Uuy cAJso lA AJppOrtlAc tame Tor DIS
fi.I
, 1877-03-25

Alderman in the Second Ward, is not saloon
ktcgcr, rs stated in TIE TRIBUNE, but is the
agent for a Kentucky whisky firm.
!: Patrick Fl. Rice, President Ut the West Chfca.
go Alcohol WORKS, is III ninlependcnt Democratic
candidate for Alderman III tue Thirteenth Ward.
Charles S. Sutherland, W. ". Perkins, w.
Bishop, and Richard s. Tuthil1 are the eandt-
dates for City Attorney on the Republican
ticket Mr.. Tuthill went in with the reform
Administration, and his friends think it due to
him to return him to his present position for
another term.
A Ameeting Of the Democratic candidates was
held last evening at the Palmer House, at which
q large numberof their supporters were present.
Several hundred gentlemen were selected for
Democratic Campaign Committee Ameeting
OF such Committee will be held at the Demo-
Building Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, to Sc.
lect an Executive Campaign Committee there
from.
THE NATIONALITY QUESTION.
The nominations made yesterday in the City
and Town Conventions prove when added npto
what extent the Democratic party is
run by it's Irish wing. When tabulat-
ed the nominntions, including Constables,
with the Fifth Ward yet to be heard
Americans :, Scandainavians 2, Bohemiars Il
The tlve offices given to the Americans are May
Or, City Treasurer, two Cunstables, and one
Town Clerk: The Germans succeededi IN getting
q City Clerk two Assessors, one Supervisor,
one Collector, and five Constahlcs.o. The Scam
who form an important branch Of the
voting population, were recognized to the ex-
tent Of one Constable md one Town Clerk.
The Aldermen nominated the other evening,
irish Q. The Twelfth Ward has made no nomf-
1af{nn NJ ret
, 1877-03-25
SUBURBAN..

A large number of the cItiZens OF the town
met ut the Epglewood hose-house Friday even
ing to discuss town politics, and decide upon
some plan By which ticket composed Of the
best men might be placed in the field for town
Offices. Representatives were present from all
parts OF the town. George Fleming was made
Chairman, and remarks were made by Justice
Mitchell, E. VI. Jarrett, G. G. Anderson, H.
Lindstrum, William Gerber, John Hough, Mr..
Newbcrry, joe Blaine, Hugh Chittick, and
others. 4 committee OF eleven was appointed
to decide the number Of delegates to which each
precinct is entitled and to call primary meeting
for the selection OF delegates to a nominating
Convention. The following gentlemen compose
the Committee: George Fleming, John Hougll,
James AfuEiligott and Thomas Cornwall, from
the First Precinct; H. Ludstrlnl, william
G;reher, and Michael Hogan, from the Second;
from the Third; anu Hugh Chittick, from the
Fourth. The Committee are requested to meet
at tho house OF G. W. Walter, On State street,
near Thirty-ninth, Monday evening at 7:30
sharp.
HYDE PARK.
AT the meeting Friday evening at the Hyde
Park Hotel, Abram Mitchell, late Superfntcnti-
ent OF the illinois Central Railroad, name was
substituted in the place Of George II. Miller, as
Trustee. and E. G. Clark was also confirmed.
The ticket for Trustees now stands: Hamilton
3. Bog,le, Abr.n Mitchell, John r. Bensley, |
Martin II, Foss, Col. William II. Raynor, and !
Z, G. Clark. Martin ]. Russell is candidate for |
Clerk.
4 caucus will be held Friday evening in Ly- |
on's Hall to nominate candidates for the town
nftlccs. tlnitc :: number Of persons arc seeking
these offices, and the unimpurtaucc Of the Do |
y applicants. For supervisor a. J, Grover and
". +. SHlr arc tUftr.liuN. For The A3sts- !
, 1877-03-25
SNlTII'S RECEPTION.

There was some commotfou around Perry II.
Smiths residence yesterday morning. at all early
| hour. The delegates to the Convention had t,ta.
] derstood that he WAS going to hold a.receptior
at 7 30 a: m., and tlithcr they repaired to the
number OF about thirty. Perry was yet ii, bed,
and his "bar'l" was still nailed up in corner.
liz sent lis valet dc cla1nbre to receive the
guests, and to inform them that lie
would sec them later ut Mccormick
Hall, which he probablyN did, US the
ballots cast for him showed. Ills "barl !"
had more t'bottom ~ to 1t than Colyin,s, hence
Ills SUCCESS. It was stated that Colrin's pur-
chascr7 did all their work Friday night, while
ferry II. Smith calmly waited until Yesterday
, 1nnrnns, Wien he sent his emissarics abroad,
and hc treated the several doubtful delegates
with u remarkable degree Of 1iberality, SO it is
SAUL. and thus outwittcl the exprcss,nan.
stn'ths workers. were up bct:incs, and they
snuw pretty well how their man stood long be-
lore the Convention was called to order.
AS REGARDS CoLy1N,
his friends, after the Convention, were 1ouil in
their cxclanations OF disgust. They vowed the
dlrcst vengeance on all who had thus sold
out,' Us they claimed, stand given themselves
over for Perry II. Smiths money! They vowed
he would run independently, ANYHOW, They
claimed that his following was strong euouei,
to elect him, and they were going to pusl, him
On On hen'r,f HIS owl ase9unt g9 as aga1st either
Later IN the day this spirit subsfdcd somewhat,
and all Independent ticket, with Colyin for
Mayor and 4 E. Goodell for Treasurer, was
talked of. It was not deemed certain by his
friends whether Colyin would run, but they
seemed to think that lie should. From all that
ca1l De CLEANED, 1t 1s matter Of doubt whether
Colvin will take run on bis own hook. "a his
chanccs Tor dcIeat-an overwhelming defeat
are too strong.
FIRST WARD.
f1.,},1 ..1l
1ng n last evening at the Grand Pacific, Mr. L. I.
Gobt1rn In the chair. Mr.. 8. w. King, from the
Committee on Campaign Funds, Dresentefl n
report showing that the funds were expended in
INC regular way, and that everything was
stra2Sht. The report was adopted.
On motion, q vote OF THANKS was rendered tn |
the judges and clerks OF the primary election
Tor the efficient and abIe manner in which they |
performed their duties.
Mr. ,. W. King moved TINT committee of /
lnree De appointed to select and recommend |
cnaalengers and notaries for becoming election.
Dixon, and King appointed such Committee'
Inc Chair was added to tho Committee.
~ motion OF Mr. Dixon, it was decided to
bold the regular meetings Of the Club each |
Saturday evening.
Some discussion was had In regard to the fact
mat many colored voters we're prevented from {.
'otlng BY being unjustly challenged by Demo
slat1c cnallengers. The colored voters were re-
luested to come to the polls with the ballot in |
'nc hand aud the affidavit il the other. md not
allow themselves to be bulldozcd By hydrophobic
Democrats. |
alter the transaction Of some further unfm-
9of1ant business m ad diourpment WIS had,
NOTES.
~. '. Cllngen, the Democratic candidate for
, 1877-03-25

In the First Ward the RemhIif-ans did noh1,
! in rcno;ni.atine Aid. D. K. pcarsous. With Li
record in the Council the past year the yotcr
Of the ward and the citizens 1t large arr 81
well acoua;llted that IL nccls mn worjs oT ram.
incubation to add to its lustrr.
In CONSEQUENCE of the 81 snan informant !,
prac.iccd by thc iudrcs of tin S"nt,l WnrI n
6. Vierlur. WHO vas followed hv a hor,l,:: ri
aud in iii human nrol,nbilitv never viii s,,,'
ccelc.I in obtaining IN 1,nworthv non,;natio,,
The i,1,lgcs r!nscd iown rrnn,ntiv ot : n;clno..
and thus deprived a larre uu1,1her Of tl1e soli
arc Iarrc taxpaycrs Of mn on,nr.,n;tv n ox
pressing their ci,oirc. vl;rl, was 1,nfopbto5s,.
for thc nrcsrnt inc,'rIrnt A,11;snn pn11oaT
The Chairman OF the EXECUTIVE Committee of
the ward prouounces the nomination nf V;,.r1;no-
y Iarcfncsd fra,1d and savs tat + viii ~ -!
tori,. ra,,,,,1;.,. III X. ia w. ill.,, VI - ~ ~
has made au excellent record .and in lis inter.
csts Of the taynoycrs il Is .lcsirnhln thot IL
should run independent and be elected. ~
Eugene Cary, the nominee from the Third. is
at present manager Of the German American, H.
OF the Bur, and served one term as Circmit
Judge i'll Nashville, Tenn. lie has been u resi-
dent Of the city for seven or eight years, and is
largely Interested in real estate.
The Republicans OF the Fourth renominatcl
and faithfully d.,fiur the nost vcnr
In the Fifth no nomination was made. A tnan
named Stevens. Il cooper br trade, had a few
tickets pcddlcd on his own individual hook 1t
ls the intention Of the Republicans to support
ths best man up on clection-lay.
Fred I,o.ing received denomination fron,. 1,is
adlnirins constituents in the Sixth
III the Seventh an unknown man named
gardner received a few votes, but the Rcpub-
i!cans US rule abstained from expressing any
their intention to give their sunnort tn .To}n
heardon, the Democratic candidate, WHO was
cheated out OF the nomination by Hildrct1l, the
pef1urer % anu convicted whisky thief.
having secured little over fiftv votes Lcui];nr
Repnblic!ns state that they will run an indes,
pendent candidate on clcction-day.
Jacol, Bcdlcr, the present incumbent, re-
ceiyed the nomination from the Ninth. lie has
n1lflc good record and pleased his const;tu
ents.
- Ex-Ald. Gunderson was repomfnatcd in the
Tenth Ward.
4, 3. Cook, the nominee from the E}ercnth
is we'll known IS the head OF The aGvcrtisin1,
Hc ie a man ~ vrooastx' ~ i:s.n IL. ou.h se3eet'
tegrity, and lad liz honar ~ ,or;ns. I'm ILL.,, ~
, 1877-03-25

Spead{ Ua9p0fch to 7hE 7T1bY12E -
DASVnLE, ILL.,, March 2i.-An engineer named
Harrison shumaker. who has for several mouths
been in the employ Of the county In charge OF
the engine at the jail. shielded last night by
taking morphine He had been discharged, and,
not being able to obtain work, became very de-
spondent- and last night, on bis return from an
unsuccessful effort to obtain something to do,
he took his own life as stated. He leaves a wie
and one child. .. -.
New ORLEANS, March 24.-severin della Bar
rera, Spanish Consul, died suddenly to-day from
poison; It IS not positively known whether Il
was taken By mistake or intentionally. BelieYed
to be suicide. =, =
, 1877-03-25

ol Me!c Worus occurred. LUG pone "clc ~
Gated IN the back room OF the saloon on th'
corner o1 lAarrapec and Centre strccts' ~. u
the pailots were passed III ~ 1ns sr1S y
WINDOW, where !: Messrs.> u. =;
klokRe, Lawrence froudfoot, anu CnaIlcs
GrelueE = acted as Judges, anu tls I'LL ,,.as
John Y. barker as clerk; Inc vole p9l.eu ~ ~
M nfeg,-lor primarY,-S42 pallots otus esss' s.
~ ulaGs ms1c sSfv pIa.hay dIa"u: ~ bI bet 3,
4gcs.y tnat !ne r;,.1,f ~
henry Anlcrs were sod 1or -. ~. n ior ~
t1le Mas9ranty, anu the deleSatifon ncaoeo "
roz as IS fmy th solid loT anu
contnaton 7, % ol tne re19fm anu eeoc E1'
ern'e tnG r. cause o. tlie sirae ,a ',,s
suppofleas ol ihe alnefent oe1eae,ora mas +ho ho
Openly saTo"eu. NV. as was tne s1pRors ~. - 10y .m1I
,a sche .t 1ne Sout sno"gq t.s r. rotI, ',.u IN.
;.!a ucs. eass} I'D anu tua1 .ue nea'1 tt Hniar.
eelscd - soles ,rn allo tne Nt5snI u.5
t.on - 'otcs. Ing r. lorlaer ue,esas.on 40
.nerelors e.cetea INC de!esascs 81 Mn,tt i
@ - ncoi!piou1slnsY ~ a.o
r. roF tne r.ne1 saeJ oniccIS u!Ics .uay +no "ro
u lavel " saepar nutz lof City e1rh a'u ~
uouotlu ~ " :nc lleasuleis4lp S5 1sS.u
70 cas. soapllentary votG 1or 1on! ~ .d oaahei
to1 ets sAt1oluc3, oot WI tneA ", NY eGeono
pa!,os ~, teca lily ilne toI hlctatu O. - r
III Ge'EEaLlo.; Is elccteu IS m3is - Gun
~ fotA, eueteh 80 ~ itl nt;t
= n. oGs;l!ft WY; oacoo ncleA, JONI ""snef' anu
@hrcl W !" isulcl'
!. poF Aluer1nan, 1onn =: Endcr Nas tac oLiy
tauuls4te' Ae rtcelseu LUZ Votes, al0 plouab'3
, 1877-03-25
EVANSTON.

An article appeared in the Times and TR1Buw
Thursday, which does great injustice to Justfca
Curry It Tas published at the instigation Of
T. L. Touoy.. Those who arc acquainted with
charges. "N| =" sAo
The Philosophical Society viii meet to-nor-
TOW evening and listen to paper from 7. 4.
RIchardf on Theological Dogma" and one
from Prof r Fiskon subject allied to the y Two
Dead Things In Colleee.'' wv
Both Profs. Cumnock and Kestler will soon
, 1877-03-25
FIRES.

AT WEST SALEM, @.
. CLEVELAND, O., March 24.-Sbank's brick
block ut West Salem, Wayne County, O., was
entirely destroyed by fire last night. Loss be-
tween $500 and $4,000; insured for &C. 500,
5000 Of which is in Knox, of Mount Vernon,
O., and 81, 500 in the Western, of Urbana, o.
, 1877-03-25

those who stood with him before the people of
Chicago. [Appiause1
c1Tf AND POLICE COURT CLERK.
For City Clerk, only one person, Rudolph
kuhbauH, was mentioned, and he was nominat-
I'd by acclamation.
Half dozen were named for Police Court
Clerk, and ballot resulted In the nomination Of
John McNally. ....-
The City Central Committee we're requested
to meet ut the Democratic headquarters in the
-amcr!can Express Company's building at 2
o'glork Monday afternoon.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
Tic ticket WIS generally satisfactory, and pro-
nounccd By many as "bully"
, 1877-03-25

10 the Editor If 5Sihe Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 24.-I SEE in your mornings
paper an article with which my name is associat-
cd wish to disc1aim any knowledge OF said
article, or the connection Of my name with it,
until seen it in the paper, nor ain in sympathy
with it in any respect. | regard Mr.. Harper my
personal friend anu gentleman.
4. D. TITsWoRTH
, 1877-03-25
CORRESPONDENCE.

10 me Edtsor 10 q y 4ne re 1r.oane. 1, z,..,a,
CH1cAGo, Aarch @a'--in tne 1se"t'W yo@''.t1
OF the 231 the announcement was matte tfat thc
aboyc-named gentleman was nominated for tho
office of srayor by the aWry-Neck Convcu-
t;as a,,, ,1;snasa1 n 1ool- 1v,t,, fovor nnon a
1'on l 'au "4ep'aso W 'oo3> "1.H 80 49, -
good act from whatever source u may come anu
In this ora Of reform to applaud every e1tort Tor
its attainment, and to those who arc per-
so,,alt, aco,aintoi1 with co, Taylor. M
,nnttrr nUnr ar,3at lie no1;tfco1 rrcd;iect,ons
lis nn nntinn is IN oss1,ranec thot thu reforr,
,,nrtio, ~ H. Wrr.Nec!. nlat form means snmc-
fh;nD a and n ,rera b;a nnis,c orai;ties as vi,
i-a4 t1 ~ H., Ero,,ona1 ~ ,i,1; ~ ~ 1 ,on,,o;nt
n,eos ~ 'nv s oi! 5000 as W H.; liz, sc =
s,'eeo 90 ,un',,7 31,o NV tHs Tnr,,;cah,n
osnpputs - ;1oud,t Modu " ~, anIitioSi
, 1877-03-25
AUSTIN.

The reports OF the existence of scarlct-feycr
being in Austin are false, not a case having ap-
peared for some time
The County Commissioners have established
the following voting places for Cicero: Town
Hall, Austin; school-house, District No. 3;
school-house ut CLYDE; schoo1-louse, District
No. 1; railroad-depot, Crawford.
, 1877-03-25

Eighteenth Ward, has been long and favorably
known in commercial circles US one of tile old
1irm Of purington Il Scranton, sllil,:cltandlers.
Ills Well-known business abilities elinentiy
qualify him for q seat among the municipal Inv
in1sers.
, 1877-03-25

G4E3f
10 the Editor Qf The Tribune.
CHlcAGo, March 24.-An article appeared In
the Post this afternoon entitled san Infamous
Lie Nailed" to which my name Is subscribed.
wish to say that never signed the communion
tion referred to, and the use of my name was
entirely unauthorized by me.
J. L. WOODWARD.
, 1877-03-25

faVo. Evanston with an entertainments,
former with readings, the latter by lecture m
TOUR Heritage" ~
:. The Eclectic will meet tomorrow evening at
the residence OF Mr.. Purington.
The Powers brothers left Wednesday for Nex
York to enjoy family reunion.
Lieut.-Gov. Shuman will remain In town ::
few days.
George Harrison, Of Minneapolis, has been
visiting his brother. -. o~sa
The Seniors are making arrangements to hav., =
q. .slcigh'ride' during commencement,
lt IS currently reported that Robert Richard,
has taken up his departure for. Australia in
stead of Tor China as WAS at first reported. -:
College duties will begin Wednesday at +.
o'clock ~
There will be a pra:se-meetins at the Preshv:. {. {.
tcrinn church this evening.
, 1877-03-25
SUBURBAN..

PARK RIDGE.
"Little Toddlekins' was presented to the
public Thurs,lay evening BY the l.. II. D. Asso-
citation. Mt the Congregational Church. The
leading characters were represented by Mrs. c.
A. HaWley, Mr.. Fred Dickinson, and Mr.. Frank
Moss, aud the audience were as highly delighted
as At any previous entertainment Of this organi-
zation. Music, both vocal and instrumental,
readings and recitatfons, all of merltorious
character, completed the programme.
The ladies of the II. E. Church have invited
their friends to meet them Thursday evening OF
this week at the residence OF Mrs. Buxton. As
this is the first Methodist sociabfe of the sea-
son, it Is expected that It will cmbody the at
fractions OF all those which should hare pre-
ceded it. It is safe to say that it will be worth
attending.
The annual meeting Of the Bible Society was
held last Sunday evening, and WIS addressed by
the Bible Agent, the Rev. air. Lathropc. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
Tcar; President, Mr.. Sherwin; Vice-Presidcnt,
M1:as,,oe Mr, moeEwqod see5etary Mr.. F. G. :MoSs;
District, Mrs. 4. ]. Austin and Mrs. J. Whit
comb.
The sick in the neiehborhood ase nearly all
convaleseing. few new cases Of measles only
have been reported. Miss Dodge, assistant
teacher in the public school, has been confined
to her room for the past ten days with measles,
but is now well and able to resume her duties
again. Mr. Richardson, the Principal, reports
the scholars who were confined at home with
sickness coming back again, and the average ut
tendance now is nearly equal to the first week
Of the present term. The following communi-
cation was handed to Mr.. Richardson Friday:
;. At meeting Of the School Directors this day,
1t was decided that suspension Of school for the
present will be e1pedient owing to the prevailing
sickness among the teachers and pupils, and re-
onest that you make such announcement in school |
to-day; The time Of reopening will receive con- |
slderntion and be announced hereafter.
Miss Mary Aitkcn, Of Chicago, was the guest /
OF friends here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Sherwin were called to |
a relative.
Mr. Richardson left for his home in Barring
ton Saturday.
Miss Dodge has returned to her father, who
resides at kenosha, Wis -
The Rev: G. S. I+athrope, Of Chicago, was in
nc !; village Thursday, the guest Of Afr. and Mrs.
[. G. Moss.
, 1877-03-25

CN0AE ~ Ok4D- ~ -.
/. The interest in the revival meetings continue,
to increase. The inquiry meetings immediateiv
after the preaching each evening are partcn.
larly interesting. Services viii be held to-tlaFt
in each. Of the churches at 1880 o'clorfx
6Y the respective pastors. Rev.: ". u.
3 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church
At o'clock there will be young peonless::;
meeting at the same place, and preaching at I
1880 in the evening. The Rev. ". Il. Brown :
and Prof. Bentley, the singer, viii ren1stn
except Saturday.
4 few ladies attended the reception Of the !:
Senior Club Friday evening; the revival meet !
ings prevented a'larger attendance ):
Mr. George D. Plant, Superintendent Of the =
County Public Schools, returned from Spring. !:
field Friday. He went down ia the interest of !
the Normal School. He is In favor OF turningit :
over to the State.
, 1877-03-25
BLUE ISLAND.

7DHUL .lSLAlND.
Thursday evening last the ladies OF the
Methodist Church held their monthly social In
spite OF wind and sleet the people turned Ont II
large numbers.
The Literary Association met Friday evening,
at the Unlycrsalist Church.
, 1877-03-25

| N;-, t1.4.: n.-.os~- 80
| -ass natt,c lafsons u WIS ''sl1ea pS q party OF
| young friends last Tuesday evening It was
intended to be surprise, but the composurc
with which they were receivcd hv rho vounr
1adv and tha et,+o of -ransra+io,, ~. s.,sa! s
.aan'. ..,ssa 'sI -. rpA ".'oa ono eApe1-
enes "tIcn ~. tne parlors seemed 70 nave put on.
her sG s1snos a ot 10 suspeeI tnaI some one OF
s.lea nu.'oer nau not oeen apie 70 Keep secret.
messltne'ess, n;i,1f music and refreshments being
psosa"eu, .o cnarm1ns evening was spent; Among
to1G Il M VINO We we're present we're Mt, and Mrs. =.
To,a,tt =, mes' IHe nsses JelierSon, Miss Fannie
ivaena,o AlSs Mose Hooaielio%, Messrs. Van
ana mnsHGe1I2 Han2 "ooo"oF1n' Leo carney, bennett,
''s ! iip' inrcnids ,.r+r o,,no ~ - +,o ,,o,,,.
7o' 5usenae Rnfs} M caIne on at ING motel Non
'y 10y esGH1E. W NE INC surprised was MISS May Farm
.,. rarrtn - lineage, waq IS VISITING 1nenas here
nnr Tho 5afros+ gresiu vn ~ tnc 'easnntest man
aer. amc reIlcsnehts serveu At ?. M we're
Thn ae,a., II. !uaItty aaa acllc1ous IN quality
rte1o e'enanS was ISL srnva1 o. iu4 anu tEolc
no9 tessus @ T nGtc :'sses L1zz,e Lons'y, Julia
l.on'I moo,, -nnry laIeoIt saran anu Mamie Whit
pnnt Io'p' eAEe w. Merrlek, kdna farks, Mil!ic
tsGot ;t'e M lssfS % La:ean Masters VIII Sabn,
Wi a1 ;, iTo,rr rh'1 in,sni sMatave Dstzer
ehtr, - ~ anu nal!y 11ilotson: WallLe and F:ank
nnern'an, S1eIa, benjamin anu GroVe Lee, and Vesy
, 1877-03-25

During the past week the Park has been i:
largely visited, not By noted persons OF events.
but bS the Storm King, who has rcigned almost
to the exclusion OF everything else. In eouse.:
quence there has been little going on, except
large quantity Of snow, which has been going
of. o7'
The Musical social will be postponed until
next fall.
Mr.. Farnham's mother has returned to her
home in the East.
Prof. F. D. Hcmenway, D. D., delivered bis
popu'ar lecture, Sacred E hymns" in the u. E.
Church on the sd inst. r.
The lecture on Babylon, by the Rev Dr, Will
lamson being omitted on account Of the storm,
will be given in the N. E. Church Thursday
cyening.
The many friends Of Mrs. W.'D. Car..e,..c will
be pleased to learn that good hopes ere enter
tanned for her recovery from her severe Illness.
The Rev. George Huntington gave the first
lecture or course on vocal culture last Mon
dar evening. in the Congregational Church
j., Mrs. Aumphry, who had partiallv recovered,
mas another relapse and is confined to her bed.