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County crorlr, Dallas COUNTY, ioxa,
, 1877-09-22

At 1880 last oveuing "Diler" avenue was en-
1iyencl With carving match, in which RUBY
bell slashed Minnto Kcrwin twice across the
botb Of them ut tho Armory.
Mrs. Andrews, accused Of putloining goods
from tags Bros, ,nillucFs. was yesterday dis
charged fEOM custody, tbs ar1n declining to
prosecute. ahe was not fore " oman, ~ all the
papers stated, but simply an efnployu.
Peter Hahn oncb wagon manufacturer cor
ncruf North Clark StEcst und Chicago Avenue,
and lately Treasurer Vi q lulgs Of sile Anri.pt
Uole! Of DruIds, has been held 10 tail by Jus
ticc haufnaln foF enbexzllnR $40 of the fund.-
tntrustcI to his cure.
Justice summestcld yeates1lay held the fol-
lowing: William Murray, chasRe4 with tho lar
by N. j. Russell, 900 iii s!oSday;
sfaurlee Ilartnets an1 Michael conuors, wLo rub.
ecl4oolthildtcn ior pastlmr, e20u till Wednea-
day; Pcter AfcGuwau, larceny uf Dan Lynch's
eluthiug, 4l0u TIL Monday, Justice Morrison
held Jul.n Nckeeyer 25O6 to Tho Criminal
Court; James 3lcEulte, S3l0 ditto.
Miner arrests; Frank Gseet.. who Attempted
10 suelk away the contspts oI the TIL 1t 6tmoo
Erew's place, No. COZ Canal atrest; L. K.
Merrill, n guest = tbs Palmer House,
telegram received from Alto! a1s aays
aSo clsurRtng hlal with em1exzleuent; Nell
Diowu, swtnlllnX Johu Sundell; Joseph kol-
l!ugef and William Boyle, holding Up and rob
bin. lnan l4tneI MahlcF VI $a5 some lAys
aEo; Thomas Aennesaey. &sssult with Intent 10
rob Charles Lap1neE.
P4u1 Robinson, years Of age, realizing at No.
:u5 Ds koYeu street, xaa Last evening run over
BY an sxpzsAa-wagaa, owned md driTsa
, 1877-09-22

The Latest Phase OF the Great Ross and
Douglass ln.broKllo,
Sptctai Dspateh to The cAfodco Tribune.
AIM Amor, Mich, Sept. 21.-In pursuance
Of call tssued by the friends Of Dr. Rose, when
Judge Huntfngton's decision wns ma'lo public,
large massmccttng waa held In the Opera
House 10 hear the remarks upon what they
call Tie impartial, partisan, md onc-sitlcl
decision OF Judge Huntington. The house was
crowded. to uroFtowang. The speaker OF the
frieni, ,spokc, for two hours, and was frequently
n,aking MI elaborate review Of tic
,w'iolc course Of the case, and Of what
be cnilcl "tt,c. Infamous and tio,l-
forsaken decision. Of Judge Huntington" lie
victory vas certain in ttle cn,'. tia said tlle
who!o facts IN tho case In condensed form
would. at tho earliest moment, be put
y tue hands Of cycry person in tta
State who could real, with a complete
reylcw Of the decision. Douglass ia tmpcacllea
demand his tmpeachmcnt and TINT of tie ie:
gents WIN sustained HIM at the next session of
the Lcg[slature II nut before. nc should demand
Ills impeachment first, BECAUSE bis decision
was agatt1et the facts in tue case; second, bc-
cause o. ls refusal Of tho statute right to grant
would not accept; third. because tl.c decree is
forced, and does not agree with Ills own cunclu-
slotis rs drawn from tile arguments and evIleute
III tue case; fourth, because OF the many crrurs
atl tnisstutements upon which tho tleercc wns
hased, which either shows incapattty Or sonic-
pretending to ask another Judge to sit upon
the case, while he at the satc time decided and
wfshel to sit up1n the casc himself. Judge
Hartman also spokc briefly.
, 1877-09-22

.?n street, ''d d IL sorne1 60 -" Of fay!or aal
llals,cd strects. Frc,i Smith, Of NJ; l31
street: r. 4. McDnnci, Vi No. i2,5 slons,r.
street, and other cttfxcns caused tho arrest ot
tici.sier a:nl Fred stamm, his companion. and
charged them at The station viii. crimtnally
y carter, white goods dcalers n. the cornrr or
Madison and franklin streets, IL visiting III New
York With Its family. aud |ts partner
+ taking care OF his residence, At
nesday evening, whilo sfr: Carter va.
down town, the servant girl went visiting, nttt
when .hc returned nt TO o'clock sic discovered
Tint thieves l!al ,tnlt,cked tho front ltsctncnt
eomc s,tfcr articles. M clew to tic thieves las
been obtained, nor has tho property been found
by tic police.
IN reply 10 IN item in scster1ay's napcr, Ben
ot n n: 'sts ss D"Gc Ta ~
was rubbed that the robbery occurred much
moro Than hfty feet away from The ltousc; t,at
i was done 50 suddenly It would DO 1scIcas fur
s'9 's = sss an" h5 e''G: Ese sf'ss s
on duty at the door knew nothing
about tbc transaction nnttl they saw tho thieves
running OF and lIcard Bne1e exelnim, "l've
siblc fur. them to aslA anything to arguments
suet as these thu intinlatiou that kt.1t.u ttcm-
bcr Of tho company 5tanncd, and pcrl.ars IIcp.
CT TO execute, tho ro1bcry they deny Indignant.
y, for there ure no such men on The patgoi
fierce.
Recently ". J. MrI1ale. an Eastern Wholesale
dealer in leather, ot,tainsd q judgment against
tue lIrm nf W. G. Van Alstync & Co., dealers iii
hoots at'd shoes, for fi.1l7.U7. Execution was
Issued and naee.l IN tho llans Of Deuuty Sheriff
Walter Mcdonald, who fallcd to discover
any property 10 tevy On, anl 80 returned
the writ. Tie firm iatl hcci, tloiur business ut
NJ: III franklin street. anu ts result did tut
satisfy tho plaintiffs, Win altcgu' That the firm
had Lcen fceciVlng gosnls llcrc anu then ship
ping them to Dctrutt anu otser potnta. They
nrrorling1Y appeared t,rforo Justlcc Sumnlcr-
is'd ana alleged tho above sasts, ansi charged
Y. e. VIM Alstync, II; Q. Pope, md e. e:
nssclow yltn conspiracy to tIclrau,l. All
these. parties were arrcsted at very early hours
yesterday morning by John Agncw nt,.l Deputy
Sheriff AicDohald. They wese taken bcfore
Summcffiell Tor aheartng md took q change vi
venue tu Fontc, who held them earl, In $500
bail for a hearing Wednesday.
, 1877-09-22
AT GRAND CROSSING.

lSlFrI0I 7H8VdtcK q The LA1edpo 7TtbWNS,
GRAND CROSSING, ILL.,, Sept. :s!-1 a. ma
fire broke out ut half-past II last night III tho
Hail Manufacturing Cumpauy's building, on tho
corner OF Hoseuty- y-nlnth street aud Greenwood
avenue. Tho Wilson Hose Company was
promptly on ths ground, and confined tho
lro to tho factory, Three residences
OH the avenue, known .as the
Canary liow, wore On lire, hut vera saScd by the
hose company. Tho factory vas wholly d.
stroycd. but small brick ntar BY, containing a
valuable engine. wins savetl. This loss vii! reach
$500; Insurance. about $1,000. Tho water
enabled tho ilscmen tn save nlanY valuable nd:
1un[ug residences. The E.,glewood Ilusu Com
Pauy No. ! eanlo tho ussistanco vi tle Crossing
arclnun promptly, but tou late for my assist-
amcc. Tic llre was tho work of tramps. The
property wa4 owned by II. X. Dunn.
, 1877-09-22
At nEteRlNUER CITY. PA,

PlrTsEuRo, pa., Sopt 2l.-The OpcEa-l1ouse
At Desringer C!tY, = small town ol the Lowsr
yenango region, was burned to the ground this
evening. The fire originated froru tho cxplo-
sion Of kcrosene-lamp during ths performance,
aud the building being a fsamc, ttse arc sweps
oycr II in = few minutes, the audience barely
escaping With thvIr lives. One man. na,no un-
known. was struck by a fu!llng window and
probably f4tally Injured. Tnc lire aprea1 fFoln
u ". N. YsuRgins, a,tl thsnce to Cartcr's harl-
wars store, both II Which weru entirely destroy
e4. Several 0thcr buildings wcre burned, but
tho nalAcs uf the occupants cannot De lcsrnet.
A. the buildings wcre ul wooden, tho ioss will
not 70 over sT,0o0, on which there u an ektl.
Matsl insurance Of Une-half.
, 1877-09-22

far, and Il is said every meeting Of the Railroad
Committee. 1t Is reported. nlso, that The
Auditor IF thu State has not been mile to meet
The Hoard 80 far without the prescnrr ot these
With majority Of the clerks, nse said to 10
guests Of ono OF these attorneys, and at tho
expense Of his roni1 in palarc.rar at Frre.
port attending tho State Fair. They arc ali to
until Tuesday Of next week. The conduct OF
these two attorneys is In such strong contrast
With that Of tile attorneys Of other roads rs to
cause very unfavorable impression. The re-
turn Of both attorneys Is expected when the
BoaFd returns, and their stay will no doubt he
measured by the stay OF tho 1A,nr,t OF Equat,xa-
ttot,. They are certainly expectIng low valua.
ton Tor thelr rnat1s. Much curiosity ID excited
as tU their success or failure,
, 1877-09-22
FINANCIAL.

NKw YoRx, Sept. 2I.-ronveyt Il Co., an old
and large sugar importing house Of this city, l,as
made M assignment. Tie Ponycrts being Ia
sympathy with the Spanish Government, wore
specially obnoxious to the Cuban reyo!utlonists,
md several of their most valuable plantations
wcre burned or otherwise destroyed. Tne losses
#, this way must hare reached fron 81, 900
$o,00u,0W. Tue dcdts Ut the tirn ara largely
what are known tn tugar manufacturers al
"factorsf elaIh,s." mud probably are not less
WoLsnono. N. H., Sspt. 2l.-Thu Trustees Of
tho Carroll County flve-Ccnt Savings banks,
have decided to suspend payment to dcrieitorx.
TITO deposits amount to $iaO, ,OO0. It IL believed
that tho banks vii be ablo to pay iu full. :,
, 1877-09-22

TALKING OVEN THAT DENOMINATION,
8, s, Merrill. Gcncral Manager. :.ya,,n r.
cou,, A.,i.,,rt ran...I 1t,n.t,... 49,, ~ -
e, ao'' .' "oe's"s "s".' "lsn"kes' a"u ~ u
sWah, oenesa! ffelkat Aseht' OF Tho Chicago,
Milwaukee g. 81, Paul Road, met
AID. Thompson, Chairman, AID, 0ttLcrt.
ani Al. &,nnky nj tha comn,i,to ~,
~, r,a,.,ta-, - ~ f,an,,,o cs1' '.tsV
W 'ua'e'at1 ~ 's' Go'nl"o" sounc'' scstes'
usy afternoon at O'clock 1n tie Commltteo-
room. of tle City<llafl, for tha purpose OF talk.
fnr over tho p1a{tcr Of the resoll,tlln ,ntro.,crd
tnI., III. f,o,n,T ,hout tw,, w..i,x ovo s,".,.,'.
49,. ~ ~ ,.''T s"e "11"s 49, "'*~.'s
tuas tue ats tuaA w " saetS!HE UNJUST W.
.t.i1 LII. ~ ~ 49,, a'o. A ~ .amsauneu 1 nSAlhst tu1-
tasot a. s"ak ~ 'Gnt IoapS'En sh'ppeFs 20
.Ina. .raaeuo9t E,a. ~ tG: ~ sAeks of Pigs!
@mneas @ - s!,,, ~ "Aukee xetc pefinittgA
~ su1 u % ~ nu'@' 'aos sass"s . considerable
i1sMs Ill., " g. snpsnsc. f, sa ,,o.,,.
Aos snA NaI so.aoM ~ ufauttosys III us ha-
tu!e. ~. ~. ~. s.aeeu a"at no W. prepares! 20
sao" .hat sna Iu!g WHY NOT Gn!oISeu ~ ING
lhanaeets u tae 1osa. IN Aps1!' les3, IN which
{eas, tne!. s, W. t4s moat ooahtLol harvest tn
to .' W., snas lay eass nsS. kaowA, te toVs-
t'ht,s,n., "i,..",,a - .n1',n enh,hE 10
S" ~. ~ u 's w Ir!"prsa J." ua9s. 4hIA was
uonS 1ot le icaaoM @ soat thefe W. aot eievatof'
fooin On !F .nelt itae; !nss W. 1n1y cnforeSd
Tor lew weeks IN TIC seasnn of 1878 AMI ls74
, 1877-09-22

Ktng nlto favored the motion: l. was carrfe''-
WpIlnrr ahd Mnson voting in tho negative.
Ju.tlsc llaines then moved to rscons!ies the
Board then adjourned 10 Muu'lay at > p. IN.
7ME rottck REVIEW.
The annual paralc ansl rcytew Of the police
foTcc Of Chicago was held yesterday afternoon,
anl WAS very crc,litnElc tu lr,t officers and
eanpnents, and proficiency. In marching;
About aN patro1men were In The ranks, a,id all
the Captains anu Ltcutcnnnts were present.
and nd IND ""aer wi the '0is' eai u sap,: liistey,
Observation-Disclosures Dixon, ami Drill.Ains-
ter Boulder. the n,nrrh was ma.lc 10
Lake Park. \ nand Of 'nnsfc accompanied the
fotee. The route to tic park vas through La
Washington, md cast on that tht,ttnaEhtarc auh
Michigan avenue. The us.tai military evening
parade was gone through, Dri'lnassct noIt1cs
receiving the rcp',rt. tic same as CoIoee'
would at rreimcntal parade. The In.
nnd bis Honor the Mayor. both Of whom
rear, and clnsclr inspected cacI, r,satt. The bat,
talon was brought Into companies md looked
At In tl,nt urtlcr. Tile Pniice Committee and
other members OF the Council were present at
tl,at the forcc, both in morale md d[scinl'ne,
was excellent. Tho marr,i back th Police tfeatf-
quarters was made un Michigan avenue HnI
Lake. Ocafuorfs AuAfa, anu t.nSh!lc AtFGGta,
where the line WIS broken aud tho companies
dispatched 10 the stations.
MOTEi. ARRIVALS.
Grand PactGt-Will,an1 5. Hopkins. San Franz
cisco: the Hon. tants F. Wilson, Iowa: 1'hilip
Salt 1.aks KY; 2; A. 1lay. sprinFaeli;, I; p
I. naey. Springfield; =: l.",derlaeh. ,Gflana
I1ullalo; r: l.: TattIc, C'c.e'and. b.. 1r<~9at
II. !. .BmI. Sew. York; IL. II: Locke,
rh!lade1phis: i. e. Adams: New syoFk: =. Z.
i: Carter. Hartford. Con,. -. E.w,al'tnan; New
Isrltatu, tom. COL Il. T.. Lance. cincinnati; the
iIon; u 7. Wilson. Ii!llttale Il. Mite. l'o.ton;
/. II. Clark. thief Engineer Michigan Suntheen
hallway the lion. ~. L. Llngc1t. tatAyctte. md.
Fott 1eavenwostlI. Knn. :E. y; Jenkins, v.
man. St. Louis; Jamc. Z. Truman, ulnshanlfun,
u. L.; +. j.. Merritt, sprngGelA; Iamcs Il.
Tfeecynnt, Texas, Ii. e. A!yc+Eon. nc4 sotacs.
H.. a. L. longer, Akron. -. Palmer tiomk-J.
u, Mann. rn,tcl States Army; the lion. II.
Dickinson. springaeli;: Capt; +j"hn .,1si, quincy;
COL Z. p. peane. putaanc. ta..; - Il. stai,cros*.
taniATittc, ky. l.. T.. hcnelct. boston: q. J.
Wnts1ua. New Orleans: II. J. Wale, boston; Il.
II. urnun, New York.
, 1877-09-22
TiLLE1-,
MS CLAIM TO nE ARCHITECT

MS cL"lM to hs A"cMtFEeF.
,or f rh9s, G,ee reT 81 IA. s cts soo TO- tue
abatement Of tho facts on which his claims
aga'nst tho s'ty "a architect Of the city.lla1!
aud court-iol1ss aro founded The substance u
tho declaration TINT, Nov. l6, 1871. tto Eu,dine
t,a,,s,l...r. ~ .,,.. r,,,.r IT,, ..I 1a...".'.
Co."'., s, ~ 49," 1,n" ~ 1,..,',, " eos st.',.
tounc4l @ auo .he no"'u Vi Iup''e "otha
for public building to he erected on tho Court
House sat,urr for tho foiut use Of the city ind
,..,,,n,, H.. a -o.r,t tho F,ro,,a 49, ,r..
nJontv, The arrfitr"t,s "sttmatc ~ t,t"i cnss
wa. sSsoGuia. Aid Mr' Tillsy. tlIsTefurr
,1n 'ss .nt m r.c =, sSe 'Mo ro M y
..in a.t1 vounts e''o'' o's ~ peF es''t y" e''o
~, 'ta;,,,,, aa,.. .,,,. <,,, .,,, ,e-t .,.
aae sa.nant aomtS III .nat oh aug. y is'n. ,to
Coutieal fcpealeu ~ leglsIatni, DOLL as " tiie
ssseton ana ciecilon o. an arenileet, nnt hVltts
sAat a'a scsacu sEnLs couu n9t ttals
w 49,. Ip.i,,,l a'u .Ssrs 10 tnr % ecc,on @
VI .I!e Tspe3as s3 otunaiEg u supls!iL " Inls
view. Said section Specifies tllat nothing in thu
o1una.u "att ~ ~ ~ ~ npaIF VI
an.lul my cxstLnE Gonlluet or nesecnc1lt oe'
,ns "a a ,I r. Fs. W. ~ t1 ss
~ nt onnn,,ra y IL ,,,s, ". s'ns sI.
an hEssva1'e"1' a'e' "a' "os sepea'ca U! tne
ofu5haaecs -
TIE MKT FONT
tnusuGo =, uion ~ .He oluEt passSu ~ tne SoIheli
asclstcet ior te Sly nall q TUG ti'!ttng' whose
snn'pensa..o" .on a,. ,.. snoA'" Us S5su oF
per tent uD1n D3,coo tnc htn,t Of e.
!Mnt.''utc, as,n,,, a', v - ~. st. ,o-n lucy Was
asain eleeteu, aug on aug. NJ, ls.o, received
tnc nty, not.}ang S n u u T. ~ appointment six
aays laict tne boafu u r1ele Mof1s ,ntletally
i"ar asu tu .ot ~ ti t.as d'ans III Maa
, 1877-09-22
DEATHS


N1t1TTLE9EY-At Irving l'nrk. H., Sept. 21,
1871 entered into resi- Aarv 4. WhIttfcscy. avctl
VI, daughter Of Dr. s. II. Whfttlcscy.
Henains will be taken to Appleton. Wis, for H..
tcsintnt.
:, ,FAnRRLL-.ot marasmus, Sept. Fl. K!.tr I.
r1ll, nged ycar months and 23 uaYs.
HIQGtNS-At tho Swcctwatcr, ncar San Diego,
CAL, Aug. 81, 1877, Harry II. Higgins. sop Of fl
n. Higgins aud Emily WaIto Higgins, formerly or
Ghitago, sgod II yeaFs. after long aud wasting
illness.
oDoM-sept. 81. 1877, Ms.. Mary odom, vito
s:N~ Ma!ne and Indiana papers ptcaso copy.
.KuSscil.stFs. Mary liunaeh. wlfo Of N.
Kunsc,, FtilAy, Ut O'Clock u. M. aged ~ years
Funoral from 170 West rolk.at., at p. m. SUM-
day.
FAnREL-sept; 81, At 8 q, M. sfargre.h J.,
ageds3 years aud II mnnthA.
. Funeral from residence, 241 West Twelfth.at.,
saturday, at ~ q. H., by carriages 10 Calvary.
,tW IT. Louls aud Bloomington (Il.) papcra
please copr
:, scAM1pT-sept; 90. Of haaty. consumption.
Eldest dauKhtpr OF Juhn achmiut.
Funeral fronI residence, 1h8 lIuspn.st.. Sunday,
the 23d inal., At p. nj. Carriages to 0racclaud.
SMITH. JR-Thc funeral Of the lale Nellie A.
Murphy. nolosed wife of Thom1s smith, Jr., wilt
ps 9am raf' .ts 10 olos
Tho Church oftho Holy Family, thepco By carr1agce
10 CalyaEy Cemetery.
~ Wexford County t1relAnd, papers plcass copy.
.cOu1tSEN-on Friday morning. ut hail. past 1
O'Clock, q 587 cnsrol.ay, Of acute pestoneis, A.
Ths funeral will take placu from, h,s late resi-.
dcnce at II o'clock Tomorrow morning, ruIer tho
suspIccs OF Apollo Coumandery.
, 1877-09-22


TIE NORTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Tie Convention met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, pursuant 10 adjournment, the Presi-
dent In tho rl,air.
Tic special order OF business was suspended
ami the rc1st!nc of papers resumed.
Mr. fcadell reatt a papcr o, Lightning
Rods" written By Prof c. II. IIasktns, an cleo
trtcfa1,, os Milwaukee. The paper argued Tint
no invention could bc bettcr adapted to the
ruin Of insurance companies than the nrtlrlc
furnished b. the avcrage liRhtnlnr-r.M mau.
The autl,ur demonstrated, however. that prop
criy-constrdctcll Instruments Of the kind wcru
valuable, a.ltl illustrated his theory by stalls
ties n',tl a discussion of tito laws governing
Mr. i. ". ifoln,an. stato Agent Of the 1nsur-
anre Company Of North An,eslcn, read paper
uu " lntnltfos In Fire Cnaerwr.tinsyr
Mr.. "; \; Gornell' snpsrintcn1ent Of
Company, real an interesting md humorous
paper nj tho :" Fiec I1azari Of Saw-A[ills,"
which WIS received with frequent applause.
Onmotlol,, votc Of thanks was passed, and
1.ooj eup!cs Il tho paper ordered printed for
general distribution
\ paper VAS tlscit read by Mr.. Thomas 8.
Chart W Colnblnations,' discussing tho
organization ot yartuus schemes fur toncerlcd
thousand copies were ordered printed for dis
tribnttuil.
The report Of the Commtttcc upon Revision
.oInat...i ,.r'. =. ~ r,ottars ~ IL. ~, nni to
r,H5rt ~. ~, ,"ot ~.tocro ~ H. ,,nxt mo
u,i ,r"ct,n~ W a,,I .,r.i.rcl =, ha n,imtoi "u
H,mmrk. H,.ra ,ra,ic ,,t,nn ti,c ,innth. ,,f 90.
ret,. ,,,,,ntcrs ' fiosulntt",s ~ thnnt. w.rc
nt%,,tci tn M.*.rs. lain Il i1r,te 4. r. a,I IL
ria rs.n,r, ~ tho fomrt,,c, ~, a,o,. r,,.,,.
,ro. ri'rI 49, ~ III ~. ,1.m,a.u; s H. Wa. 20
c Tyrr,ittvs III " a,mittca H. ~ t;,c Scnr ,vo.
or,"ir,c,, ~ f,iiuw.. Herrv # 1fnM E.~,
ftirk: BENJAMIN Vernon Mfcl,tvau. ~ Il.
f.nrnr,t nd - II f'asr fiitunts. II Wn;or,
Inn. + Il r.stt",nnn' Ecrtn.ky. +, II nrcr
1,,i,,," t:n..,". t;nii"wa~ 'Nt.sa,rt. II
t'tarssn Esnsas. q i W,"'. rom" 't",,,, v "
E;i,1"u. WI.t",.,s,. Z d Ee,,,, o"ssff sfffnn"..,'.
a,,t ~ i 1.,...,, IL sr,n,1,,,s en.i t:a,s1s
, 1877-09-22
4 GENUINE

curaed.hatE matsess. soft and swesk forty pounds,
for 3l0. Tho best wosen.s4se hatssess in use,
aud guaranteed equal. II not better. than any
manufsctured. for 1880 For sals by Colby -
W!fts, uKuiufe.dcatcEs. cit and aiD State street
Chlcago. Send for shcis illustrated catalogue and
prtcs.llst, contalntnK t75 sngsaslngs.
, 1877-09-22
AN EYE TO WlNOWhRD,

b6xcaG WIo04ta 70 519 c@1co9p 1f7o0A.
srAls0ylzLp. ILL.,, Sept. at.-3oms rather
pointed comments arc being nlade, It II said,
In official and pstyatu e!Erlca IN this city At tho
extraordinary conduit Of two attorneys repre-
tehtiDg two prominent aud wealthy corpora
tions. They lave attended every sesslon OF tho
Board Of Equalization TINT has been held ~
, 1877-09-22
IRISH CATHOLIC Union.

RICHMOND, Va. sept. 2l.-rhs Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union entertained at banquet last
night, and elected tho following otl1rers; Pr.zi-
dent. A. ~. Kclloy, Richmond; Vtce.rfcsiduuts,
cbaslcs Mcl!annon. Of Ohio; Morris Wlll,ere,
Of rrunsvlyanla; Treasurer, tho Rev. Ja,neS
Henry, Of Missouri; Secretary, Murtin r. j.
tirlll1n, OF PennsylyaAta; Executive Con,tn!ttce,
Patrick Monaghan, Ut Missouri; John l.. Muir.
phy, u MakAachusetts; b. u. Cook, nf ,Yfscun-
sin. Worcester. Mass, WIS selected for the
next general meeting.
, 1877-09-22
MA1kIkE4AGlsS.

IUssELL-FURNALD-Ny tho Rcr. n. Har.
Arlington Heights, and Hrs. Olive Furnatd, Of
1Iew lianpsLiye.
!. ..MuKNAY-l1ILL-sept. 20, at tho restdcucc Of
land lark, by the Rcy. d. f. Fleetwood, Tnomas
=. Murray sud Helen II. 1Itlt, all oI Chicago. NJ
, 1877-09-22

The managers have II crest expense engaged tho
wosld-Eepownea ''flcsaiun Military Band," Just
arrived from Germany, to play during thia evening
1t tho Exposition. being the!s Dirt appearance lu
Chicago. Tho celebrated prima donna, Madame
Maria sA1yott!, will A.0 assist vt tho evenings en-
tsstalnmsnt- No exits charge for admls.ion,
, 1877-09-22

Ths standard set OF teeth advertised By Drs. Nc.
Chesasy arc Identical with those for which thsy
yesss ago charged S2S, AND for which others still
charge SO 10 III. An Improvement On tha Nc.
Chsansy sets u practical ID, possibility.
, 1877-09-22
PERfEETIf1N lrSetEt

In everything tbat goe. to make up perfect
plauo, vts.: purity OF tone. dslicacy Of touch,
power durability, aud beauty of anlsb, ths pecksr
l}ros. piano has nsxsr been sxcellcd. Ws tavits
tho most careful criticism and comparison.
STONY g CANE, all Stata xtraat
, 1877-09-22

PREMATURE LUSS Uf lHE FAIR,
which ts 10 common nowadays, may be enttfe'y
prevented BY the USE ofsl}urneit's Coeodiue, il
has bsen used In thouaands Of eases whsrs tho hsF
Wa coming out In haadsfut, and ha4 never failed
to affcst It's decay and to pTomote healthy mud
vigorous growth Il Il At the same time nuFlvAlIcl
~ > aresatag for sho hair. 4 single appIIcation
will render II 4oft and Klossy for several dayp.
, 1877-09-22
B.T.BABBITT, New York Citp
FUR SALE by ALL DRUGGIST. :"
A PERFECT TOILET S0,p

Fiss among the renutAitr~ Of The toilet IL , ,..,
article of sos hut 10 pruenre II f. mt alwav, - eos
matter. Many OF tho most ta:en,ye au4.e In IN. "
kri arc made from cunrst md d. otou, .as
their delicate 70 ORIG anl fragrant ecr.n., m, ,.
conceal tho most rcrulsvo impurities, Ths tr1o."a
RECENTLY made tubc Regarding fiiI1 subject 49,. @
tlreir atattsn9. and Acsctre serious cuus,dcr,"%f %
Scented soaps nro now kl0sn " be cxtscmrtr e,.l l
t!onRhlr, csnceiatlY II applied 10 she hehf,
hnis Irritating tho scnlp. and Inducing scytrr s ,as
heties The character Ut tla Ingredients 1s ,s fnf 80
from the statement Of a gentleman who uat., ~
kSCh.tlt Vi EV1s tx 144iuts. .nc,. ~
persona enuaRsti In tLlIs tsfpoJmrn wtta sh
sS ni. * e tS xs3rs sn. 4. eoi d;
Tost s;..p 4 q ~ e.ysi;d owsrs 1s Il
rrto.s l.,t.sa.s e.ie .snt IL 6s ss Il of;
sem!na.ea Gut MT Iac.. Tie an2oj, ans H. l..
rs.en' s' sn n'ssa 1xs2
ase he &c s r.: M
II. apy a"p.saied il iii: I! I!
Ill T. p*nnirr. lo.a.1r Soar "a tic ts.4e. .u.,x
for orsppcatlon To- delicate KIN 1T inants ch
sn nr3fc sase si!1ysirr r. nnsq9ssd I@ n eooe
se,:5y ns i. %sE,c n, efSs msse5s ,;
bahSita Taiist so.p 1cnscrs Il tetss'C5 IT, G
and asrrsable article Of tc kind crer msaa.
Tnonah specially desirable for the uso Of t.dte, ,,a
avy sths, f.
1t the nncst soaps f9r h1tbett nae It. 4 Ip4t beIas
csssa5 9ee IL :E4s' ~: r. s%'' for v
B. T. BABDITT. New York CitE
, 1877-09-22

0zoutaed ox-MAtrow for tho hair. By Buck 4
RAyaas. makers OF Lbs .Nsls" Coloeus,
, 1877-09-22

and deIIscrrd to purchasers from our slc. trnck
or freicht-honsc. Kerpcclfntly,
tnAnt,. /. HATcn. Agent.
This, Mr.. Swan stated. Was received In reply
10 query by HIN, n,l tho Agent did not KNOW
for what purpnsc It was sickTrctl.
Tho railroad men took their tcarc, md Tho
Committee hal n1, informal talk upuu the SUBJ
ject Of keeping heavy trams oT certain streets.
, 1877-09-22

There will be grand Opening at Pat o'Brlen's
nav sto1s, No. North Clark s&sest, this syep,uR.