, 1877-03-14
THE CITY.


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M, "a; 3p. m.. 10; 8r. H.. 35. Bar ometos At
Ba- H., 0.17; 3 p, m, s0.n8.
The exhibit Of Industrial drawings from the Dos.
ton funlic sehon1s will remain Al the Board Of
Education rooms but lay or 40 longer, nni all In
tercsttd In tho matter ahonld ~ At opee, they
vii! mtss An opportunity not likely 10 b presented
again very soon.
Al ahont r o'clock Yesterday morning Joseph
Neitl 4 Higgins, fell from thc arst floor Into tho
hasement through tho hatchrAF. and was severely
ebsS s he s 'sa Se .1 poas . "'' At
South Town Collector Kimbnl has TINS. far
gathered IN soo, 600 of town te.cs. nearly oil ~
Il. eesss 81 san IT.. o s
have to 10 copied, md Il viii lako III of thls
month to do II.
Chicago while cities all ovor tho country send
inE words nf cncoursRcmcnt 10 President Hayes.
' k # tasass es Il IT, s'.n as
OF Tho Senate to snub him. no doesn't thlnk tde
letter sent ffou, here ts sufficient.
l. .bqt not pn1y :hs1
removed. but tho choir shou,d b. protected By
screen. .lnss ~ mus. b snnoylng to them " 10
doubtless hide themselves dnrins tho services.
.t yt sy "ng ea* l. o.
frlghsening her. Tfcsc dogs hasc ala attacked
netghboes' chicken: In thcir eoops. Comoa!nta
do mol nrc1rnt th;s nnisanee' nsIphl,ora thrcstcn
to shoos the dogs
a. q. Fischer. who has hecn long identified With
!he County pnar through hls interest N eontrael.
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v!t!' ri vs,s esesise I boz: b aea IL vsand
VA o. snch character 'ha'tno esooa'1 had TO he
' shor,ts h,,o,o nm, Yesterday oo,co, william
Ctscy, Of tho Ncst twelfth Street eiatIon, Noticed
mad dug ii tho cornor ni MAY and poik streets,
A. sa.nS II knT the b. 9"S
learned taat tho auimsi had bittcn Julian Ne. Mc.
sisrsts Ind seyseai othsr uofsons whosc IN nnpncs
could not bc ascertalned. McCioskey's wound was
quito . dangerous. m ~ @"'' eA" >'"''''''1
IN H. ard so5 Sshn. h FL en'so5 tea
tse :s ot .s sooa brother ap.st
@ es Ply a. .en % y H. r. pr r.
1S: r. ,sssg "a VI. sTs
dsy 10 th.t II 4 ID good order, ba. seda1ou.iy
s!.acs ont eet9ro M ennta9uti"n nox T. hanisd
a5esna ea lest h'' security be taken fro" him piece
The announcement Of lecture l,v Tho Rev.
Charles II. Fower, n. - D. III. D., On -: dre.t @
cetensry % Ghutch n.s evenns nt "f F"wer i
now located at Nav Ynrk Is editor nf Tho C1rtsiia
Adrpcatt hut the largest past Of his ministerial
jifc has been spent In Chicago, Centenary Church
islatgciY indebted to him for IT, present leading
Dosition: Rar,nK .he ye.rs in which he lsbortd ns
iue1ea.ing It's met,'beshtp from small nuclous to
one r the largest IN ths ci.y. nr. Fowler. orta.
earuestnetn hare placed him i, Tho frnn: rank
Of American pulpit orators. Ills lecture Inst
Deeds Of urcat Men " wers portrayed with keen
nnnlysls and Vivid description. it Il not surprising
thnt snct 1t,c niece nf wori. painting tlon III hnv
scef7cd The Highest eneon!nms from the rse:s M of
phiadt ph!a and othcr Eastern rifles whcro It has
lice, Tns Tntnusx viii nos utlempt one.
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onstlee heceh nad sesy lNnhJ case hc!oto nin
}sste1day afternoon. which toox ~ great doa! OF
~ xIne ana Hsnountea @ 10 nothnR; y was case
Witnesses and Lawyers fal of leg !sgnl lo.o On both
sldss. u w. = roish care o. lnei; ana mo con.
!e'tante lad lonR. anpFoaoanecaoo nn1nes. The
lawyer who had charge Of the prosecution made
long"winded speech, ~ which ne told 2! Tho enos'
Crime.