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, 1877-09-19
LOCAL POLITICS.


The Workingmcn's industrial Club Of the
Fifteenth Ward is dismal, damp, aud snlsera-
bio future. It met lust night tn saloon VI.
the corner Of Wisconsin and Earrabco streets,
with E. Cnilow tn t',c chair aud .lvc or slx pcr-
SONS present. 4 tcrriblj old wiudbas uaned
William MeNaly grated for something
abort Of au hour, denouncng tic
wurkinxnicn Of tho ward for their aputl,y, anu
demanding that their failure to rcspond st,oultl
hc ctlItlazonel un their disllono,ctl
esc,,tcheuns." It was darkly whispered by tho
inltiatri TINT Mutually ki'ett the wholu Thing
hy speech which hu made vi Friday last, tllti
that wholesome tlrcau u Ills wllHly cyapuru-
tluhs Kept lhe peuule away. a delegate IL tho
Executive Committee was to have been chosen,
but The whole nattcr hzz!el nut.
A. Precinct Club Of thu WurElnginen's Indus
tril1 party was organized last night in tho 3cc-
onl Precinct of tho Sixth Ward. 'rlsc meeting
WIS held vt the rorEt ut Eighteenth md Soutl
J.iicrson strerts, ant str. Ed"nrl llalrcY was
Secretary rru TEN. After nbout iurty l,an.cs
had bcciI cnsDlled, speerles were inulo hy Alr.
Cal! als.l ntIscrs, who urged thu wUrki1ulet. to
lena tlrsr IUIluence ~ rcf0rM III public uillcc,
aal to the ltiartc'la.ec uf tAc laborers' rights.
hllnurnel TO Saturday night. wt,eu permanent
T!ls seco,,l Wanl Worklnrmen's Industrial
Club t!elu meeting lust night in the vucant
store No. Gf0 State street. Patrick kearls pre-
ei'lcsl, aml N. ksllian actcd u. Secretary. j.
Gently Adopted By tho Executive Committee,
and held tl,at thu ei:bt-,!our plank did mt
tMean t0 control tic lnrsner Or those truuts In
which tlIoru hours fur labor weru required.
Ocurge Dali and othcrn Ina.le Speeches, ana
= resolution was adopted condemnlng Aid. Bat-
laf'l for not allowing peacelu! Wurklngmcn's
meeting tho use Ut hull II, the Railroad Chap
81, after which the meeting adjourned.
, 1877-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS

TIE THEATRES.
Mr. BOOTHS excellent tmpcrsonatton Of Rieh-
t'itu has hocn witnessed for tho last two nights
l,y very full and very apprcciativc audiences.
THIS ts pretty generally acknowledged to bo
among his masterpieces, and the frequent re-
catts during the progress Of tho drama attcstc'l
tho delight Of the house Al tho performance.
Tie piece was supcrb3Y mounted, and the sup
port was worthy Of the "stat." This evening
the same piece will be given. Tomorrow night
oot nppears III lis great character OF BeTtueeto
In "Thc Fouls Revenge"
At tfoo1ey's Theatre, Nj. Barrett was heard
again In his role Of cdssins. anil bY fine
audience. Tonight "Jnllus Cesar" will be
given for the lust time. Those WHO wnutA like
10 sec Barrett at his best should certainly seize
the opportunity. This allerntot, Mr. Barrett
will play Ctoutte .hanottt in SHADY Ut Lyons.h u
Tomorrow evening will be presented "Tho
Wondvt-A Woman Keeps Sccret.'
a very pcaaing variety programme Is being
filed this week at tile Museum by Miss Jennie
Hughes. j. l.. Manning, sam Dearin, and other
performers. the entertainment closing with q
sensational drnma, "Widc Awake"
"rhe Tlckct-uf+lcayc Mai" Is the attraction
at the Adclphi this week.
]. IL. M'yICKER.
MI. McFicker WaB yesterday In receipt Of a
letter from tho prpptict0rs OF tic Fifth ArcHtic
Theatre. New York, containing q formal teu1er
Of the management of that establishment. The
and, upon inquiry at the fountain head, It
proved To br q correct statement A|r. Me-
Wicker said he had received such MI otTef. but
MS to llls acceptance Of The same, he could not
at tic time deliver an OpfnEun. lie WOULD take
tile matter under consideration.
, 1877-09-19

sralAaylELD, ILL.,, Sept. ia heavy dcleEa-
tton from Cheater to reinforce Mr. bum aud
Others fasos,ny the location there Ut the 6uuth-
ern Penltcntla.y put ia an appearancs heFs to-
day to lobby priot ~ tbs meeting OF the Al.
visory Board to-norEow to take action on the
majority and minority report Ut tho Locating
Commissioners. Meantime tbs Governor has
TeeS!YeA statement lrutu physician Ut tnal
vicinity that the &nuuth vi tho ka4kaskia autl
tleEeabouts II too unhealthy to mskeis deatEA.
biz prlsoA location. It " impossible u pru1tct
the action vi the BoaTd. TAs pressure 10 con-
trtn chester u very stroNE.
, 1877-09-19

A quiet, unostentattous wedding took piace
yesterday afternoon at tue residence Of Mss.
Tuckcr, No. 3i6 West Washington street, being
The marriage of Miss Isabella TuEnbull to Nr,
Frederick Edward Rice, Assistant Casbier Ut
thc Pullman Palace Car Company. The Rev,
l]r, Good~iu, uustor OF the First Congregation
Ii Church, performed the ceremony Al O'Clock
In the Easlors.
The br'le wore rich dress Of pate-blue sllk,
:ut I'll prlnrrs'e, aud tzinuled With illusion aul
4lles Ut tie valley. There was neither 8rootus.
u'en nor bridesmaids. but the bride WA atterd-
"a W Alr' kittie FEati, who performed her
duties III taultless manner.
AZ tthc c1uvlunion VI tue bI1ef ceremony, the
couplc IetclEcu tAa congratulations oil their
ttIcuLst uhd then all sat down 10 au npnctizInp
collation. prepared by Erkasdt, after wiI1yh III.
aud s1Fd. ll>r, acGu1uraIlrd by their tlrarett
lrlends, drove to ths lspot uf tic Fort Wsyne
Road, ut1 deiarted ou tue 5:l5 train fur lie
E:sst. II Ii their iuteutlou 70 be aps.ut abuut
two weeks, durlug ~h,rl time they will yisit iii
the principal polnts u lntesest Rrtugnlnr
they Will takr up tlelf abo<lo at No, S4tj Waab.
InBtuA street.
There wa5 Z very tasty array OF prckepts J(s.
played, soiAe of Whien Wess handsome and yul-
liable, MciAdlhE, AMouX other things, i mxx-
Ail.eut otl painting, 1.-THE Wreck" u main
moth proportions, tue gitt Of Nrk. kIttle Pratt
!alrc silver cake-bssktt, frotu Acsssg. Oliver
aud sldes; sild set Of csmeo jewels, fsoul thu
grtrain 10 tue bride.
The guests Included only tue relatives and
most !u1inate freuLa VI the contracting partte5 !,
AIi,ouE Wlout wLoIu were Mr. Mce, fAther Ut the
xrooIn, Afs. Tucker, Mzs+ Joseph Pratt Alas
, 1877-09-19
Miller. Miss Coz, Mr. and Mrs. u.goot,, Mr.
Turnbull, brother to the bride. Mr. oliver, Mr,
Angel, Mr.. Miles, and ats,ut twenty others.

Miller. Miss Coz, Mr. and Mrs. u.goot,, Mr.
Turtbu11, brother to the bride. Mr. oliver, Mr.
Angel, Mr.. Miles, and ah.,ut twenty others.
uyKRMAN-NoRTnN.
Last evcntng tic marriage Of SfE. Edwin c.
Oyernaa and Ailss Minnie Norton was per-
formed Vt the residence OF the hfit!es parents,
Mr. and Mrs Horace Norton, ~, Ellis ayr,slie, by
the Rev. l,r. A. Owens, Of the University Place
BAPTIST Church. Miss Norton has been one nf
the leading members In kocIety, and Mr.. Over
man llns been connected with several popular
climbs and amateur dramatic societies. Quitc
number of the relatives and special friEudb OF
the family witnessed the affair.
The BRIDES custl1lne coflAistr1 III brown silk 4
Ia rolonaiee, hr,un silk trimmings, fltagrcc and
gold tcwctrv, with smilAx and tuht-rncs In
hair. THO bridesmaid, Attss Aencs Newell, Hns
dressed in the aarnc style.
Mr.. e. II. DeAn Actrt1 AZ groomsman.
Among tl,e gifts were: Silver water.pitcller
and server. Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering; czrtl-rrrcsv-
er and bouuuet- holder, Mrs Potter; brunzr
vases, STr. and Mrs. II. G. Lewis: silver fcwelry-
case, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Fl, Barber: pearl cArtl-
cnse, Miss Flora Penntll; basket 1uwcts, Mcssrs.
OvermAn and Wright: :ntlt-crackers, HietorHh hlte ;
Nussfa leather fa,, Mrs- Mar; clock, Clarence
Clever; goldfish aud glube, Charles Dean
tti1et set, Mrs. 4. IL. Oyerman; amethyst
icwelry, Miss Norton; gold ieHetrv, Henry
Norton; picture easel. Miss Flora Heinc; terra
cntta Vase with chotGe plants, Fred Lotx; hand.
kerri,lefs, Miss Anna Norton; Wfitucr's puelns,
Mrs. n. C. Norris; chatelaiRe. Mrs. Pickering;
pearl stud, r W. Muller; cup, Miss Myra Over
man; totles set, Miss Cora Cook; lotket and
chain. from ErooT to bride: cloves anil case,
ficnsy Morton; yascs, Mr. CAlYin Cummings.
, 1877-09-19

T Peter Ponson, Norwegian telegraph opc-
rator, tnly short time In this country, commit
led suicide at No, 3;3 Hubbard street by sl,u,t.
ior i'i'n.sil: il lea1e. vic and .evsn shIl-
''rcn in tho I'D country. hevcrses In fortune
ore supposed to be tho cause for the decd.
/. N. pun,ev VA. bcfore ,Ju.aicc DaWolf vrs-
tesday upon ' complaint Of nsharI nusteci,
keeper ot . hotel on van Il bnren stseet, near tt,o
Ch!ca9D liock lelailti e iac1l1c Railrtad Dctut,
who claims that Purdey delraudcd EdWasd Fer.
rett out 91 IVY Y osy an9 sooas. IaS ease ~,
"as eo"..AoN 80. asFs, ~ "s' D -, =, ~ sA'e'e.
F: T.; Mathcr, j.. =. Eil.lcr, a. ". MYERS, anu
!. Eflucf, wefo oel9fe
Justice MGech yestcIday, charged by the Ando-
bun 9Eootinr-Ctub With cxposllg pralrie.chlck-
ens for sale before tn9 season ior sueh game.
~ was easily proven tuat the ehicKehs were *
they were "tof &aIct' anu the pf1sohcre ~cfe
dismissed.
John Sotnmers, vhose name heretofore has
bcrn Joe {larrity, WA Yesterday hclJ to the
Footc. for assautt with Intent to kill John AM
ttri,,s a hn.k-iriyrr. The RfTatr orcurrci nj q
n'rjnek Frtlay morning, nt the corner OF Fourth
nyenuo and fiurrIson struet. Upvn A1ustciu's
refusInr to allow i]nrrlt, to r11e the latter drew
pistol aud lired At the "jehu."
:Jt.iicc Summerilcld ye.tenlay held tho fol-
lowing: Owen Dnylc, of No, 81; Stewart ave.
n,,a. trta!ly bcat;tig his wtie, s000 T.. thc Grim
inai t.n,rt: Carrln Tnviur. larceny frnm Il. ".
Cunningham. xto0 ditto: MIchaci O'Gratly and
THOMAS Burns. larceny, 5000 ditto; William
Waters. Iarrrny from D. Il, GoMi.
win. sal0 .i!tto; j. ", Frc,lier.
Jain Edwards. Bsliy Dcnl. md Druis
Rcdlen. Sill eaeh or twcnty.fuur hours to jcayo
liz ci,y: William Cross. ,Jnmes tItwanl. iicr.
n1ap ma ii Pa1mcr. Louisa JcweI, thIrty days each.
j,,sttrc Ka,,f1nann hr.,l Henry Miller in esO0 10
tin sI fur aasaultinr Adm, Dill: Edward
srI1nitt. arliins ,.lcat a,,i nppronriat.nr pro-
ccc,ls s35 fit,o and thirty dsTs: NICK tirayhtlI
sim sntf thirty tjnys.
A. an carly Io4r yesterday afternoon some
gentlemen on ~ Hfa'lu boulevard, tear Forty
6ecolla street, tltsc9sefsa tnai Wa1hierinE ~
grove near by, waSanS us hanls n'ld speaking
wis1ly. Ihey at nrst inoEtflcH nun cfuzy, n.u
~ anVest,1at!on loana shat no hal ealt s tAroat'
lleultal asststRhee "os proelIca, a1ltl Lne ut1-
, 1877-09-19

Tho Committee on Streets and Alleys OF tho
Three Divisions will meet in the City Clrrk's
Office Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Some Ut
thu members Of tho Committee hayu expressed
their doubts as to the Councils right io order
tho paving Of tho streets recommended for pave
ment last saturday, without thu requcst, Or at
least tic consent, Of The owncra Of the property
to bear the expense Of tue improvement.
rIlLzr's CLAIM.
Tie Building Committee met yesterday after
noon. There were present AID VIM Osdcl,
ballard, Cook, anil Linseubarth. Architect III
!ey wRs On band With his counsel, dcn. Martin
BEEN.
Aid. Van Osdel remarked. that tho subject be.
torE them WAS the question ~ to whether AFchi-
tetl lt!ltys etaitn ior compensation tpr wufk on
ss ss Ill t.t a ta9pS ~ u s
President u the Publtc Works, to hs present
aMa stasu ILL recollection ~ to Whether Mr.
ny h.sy ~ had l lsst. ordered, y he clati,s to hare
psen: r h. ptosesa TO- and "dsta" ,he plans -
uuty Of taG Committee to cnllect ali the lacts
any submit thc,n to the Council for ad1udt-
AID. Cook thought that thu 1av r.ln,,+,o.o.
should be CONSULTED.
;, ,Cospofatlon-Coua.el Bonapld thought that
the C1n!mittee should hrst collect the tacts IN
on xhish the .i i4x Department could base IT,
Judge Dckey and Mr. rrauraa Adams hsd essi.
| given 1pinluns III the TNIeY matter. ard inti.
| mated thAt IL might be we'll Tor lt,e Committee
to Tequest BIT. Tiltty aud his counsel to Drrsrnt
their side Ut tho caso III written statement Il,
be submitted to tho Committee, xho could thrn
prepare tho citY's side aud come 10 sunle derik
lou.
This suggestion Was adopted ~ the most fea-
sible way OF getting Vt the root Ut the cu.tru-
very, and the Committee will meet Friday
afseFnoou at . O'Clock In The Council Chamber,
when TilIey's statement will he ready. Gen
Becn stated that 10 should claim compensation
for work IN the Eureka plan, the Foundation
Pl4u, uud for services connected With tue exe8-
y2tton Of the Court. fiousB square.
AID. Van osdel sud that he should endcasor
70 have the old members of the Board u Publtc
Works present. at tce meeting Of Friday and let
the ca4a be eoMnleilccl.
0e1i. HeeM lct fali ra4ual remark to the ef-
feet that IL wa4 wnsts Of money tor the city to
c!nploy the county architect to furnish the pllb4
Of tue new building, for Tiiley could furnish tho
desired plaus, aud would To 80 without further
compensation u the Committee requested 1t.
Hs had Aeeess to tbs county plans and could
cupY them.
AID. Van Oalsl asked how he had access to
them.
ueu. Been said: "We xaa copy them from,
tic auEltectys iu the county alcniSes.n
Aid Van Osdsl said that he questioned the
right Of taking advantage vi that ACCESS ~ copy
!ls ues1xns, aud believed &has Exan would pl;.
ject.
| Gen. Been remarked that there would be 10
, 1877-09-19

ARRANGING FINANCES.
A special meeting OF tho Historical Society
was hell At tho fremont House ycater,1ay af-
tcrnoon, Prcsfdcn: Arnold In the CLAIR There
was Just quorum present.
Tic President, by way Of prelude To stating
the object Of assembling, gave an account Of
tho finances Of tho Soetety. fle said $324, coo
had been received from the Gilptn Fund, aud It
had been Invested In city bands. There was
yet to t,c received from the same suurcc $40, ,OQ
more. As was known, this money, by tho
terms Of the Will, could not bc used for seyen
years yet, aud then only in prescribed way
Tor building All adjunct to tho library, aull not
ior the general needs OF Tic Stclcty. 'ihe three
tota IN thu Nortb 9llo Ind recently been valued
ty A. J. AycrilI at $4,oU. Then there was q
elaim agaluet the starluc Company lur *l7,-
!k;a57, for which salt was pcndlug II, New YMk.
Nearly enough had been subscribed tu pay tur
the building nuw creetlug, anl II was hoped
tlat the bulance would he raiseti by thu t!ac the
structure Wxs rca1y Tor o<cupa,lcy-Oct. IL.
There was nlurtgsxc on the property for about
*l0,DU0 tbs rate oE Interest paid being u per
cent. Tho document was destroyed Ia tho
drc, an1, - The ds6t was now due,
their mol!eS. Judge Skinner was cndeayoriug
10 negutiutr loan witt, tic Connecticut Mutual
I.Ie-lnsuFancc Company lar three, live, Or seven
years A. 4 per cent, aud tho Secretary Was cu1l-
ferrtng with parties with a view Of getting tho
MeettnE waA tU authorize tie Ptcsltfcnt and Gec-
retaty to execute ncw nlertgage, anA have tho
holders Of tic present one Asslgn their claim to
whoever advanced tIlu money.
lie ntfcrcA d resolution vuBfcrTinE the power,
and It was unanimously alupicl.
Another resolution airc:tlnE Il committee to
uegutlatc tho sale Of tic mortgage to sun'e ono
Vt less rats Ut Interest, aild to get IN extern
sion nf time, wus also adopted.
tbs following wcse appointed such commit
tee: Judge Skinner, Geufge Rumscy, anl Mr.
, 1877-09-19

1ED1EAAs
Schcnck's PuImonic Syrup,
For tho Cnrc Of Consumption. coughs lnd Colds
Tie grcat value Of ths medicine isthat It spena tho
matter and throws It out Of ths syttcn purlnes tho
Dlo<,d and titus ehectA cure.
sCIiESCK's BEA WEED TONIC, FOR rltE CURE
OF nYsrErsIA, INDIGESTION. &c.
The Tonic produces healthy Action Ut the stomach
ereastug an appetite. forming chy.e and curing tho
snest otattuate cases OF mitigation.
8cHENCk'S MASDnAkE PILLS. FOR THE CURE
or LIVER COMPLAINT. DC.
Thrsc rs sttesattse. and produce healthy &C.
ton Of Tho liver without tho least Ianxc1 as they are
free from taEoncl and yet e1cacoua ID restornx
healthy action Of tho liver.
Theae remedies arc ccFIhin cute fur Consumpt!oR,
"A The ruImon'o syrup r!pens hs matter and purncs
tho bood* Tho Mandrake Pills net upan the ltver,
creato hrahY bile. sad rcm0so ali diseases Of tho
liver. often cause Of Consumption. Tho Sea wcctt
Tonic gives soua and strength to the stomach makes
good d. son. and cnnos tic ORGANS to form good
blood, and thus Greater healthy circulation OF healthy
bsoWl. Tho combined actton Ut thesu medicines as
thus explained. viii every Of Consumption
II taken Ia tins. and tho uss Of the medicines psrse+
ycred In.
r. schenck II professionally at h!s principal ot1ce,
corner sixth and Arch :s. Philadelphia. every Man.
nay Hnere al letter. foE Adslce ntds 10 addrtsscd.
echtncks mellcfnca for kAlt " al Aru1gtets.
, 1877-09-19
CATHOLIC C0tONESTS,

ST. Louis, Sept. 1.-THE negotiations which
bare been tn progress for two Or threu weeks
past between the Catholic Colonization Assogia-
t!on Of thls elty spd the Central Hfauch Of ths
Union Pacific Rallruad Company, for ths pur-
chasu VI lands on thu ll1e Vi that road, have
been concluded and contractA executed in due
losm. Tho laud purchased Is N Pottswstvmta
County, Kansas; amount, Il, 0U acEcs, Ut 93.b0
per acre. A largs colony will be Immediately
orgRuized for settlement ou thla laud.
, 1877-09-19

na, tats tfc,l .n.lcr The chin Or slnE nvcr tho
arm; tlrcsrcs with wni>ts tnalcr ,I,r artna an'i
wl,!e hchs, accompanied By searIa 10 :hr'w nvrr
thrm when nut Ut tluofa: thrsr, With thr little
rcfrl,1e hays IF satin lnug frun1 thr waist, arc
the latest "cnprlces" Of French wonIan'a
summer costume.
, 1877-09-19

Scotland, says the Tall Mai Gu:tt't, appears
TO- hare been almost washed AWAY by the eavy
rasnH Tho Astronomer lioyal oi that country
reports that the rainfall during August wns
about S.!45 inches III tho principal towns, and
that, consequently, during tile present year tho
farming interests Of the rountty have suffered
moro than during any previous yr,ls since the
beginning af the publication, Of the Rcgistrnr
Ucncfnl's returns for Scotland. 'tpcrhnps,''
adds tho l'nn .ifaA Ga.tae, ''tllcsc fagte will
cause people to be little moro chary vi rilicul-
Ing St SMjthtr,"
, 1877-09-19

fFoeesnses 1es'stany-So" sAfs, ,s. n"'s'' e"n'e''
Robert E. jenkins was Yesterday appointed
proyfs,ouai Asstrucc Of william Ii, HtschoG
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
Mathcs W. Parker began suit for g., ,000
asans. s r,a,', Snatles D. noa oa'" ''e''auef' a'a
Juseph 9, Woodruff sued tho Wltsoa Packing
c,,nra,v f,r a. m
~o'pa'' ~. ...'''s ..,'so ,, -
John Tyler beran a suit Yesterday tbf 81, 600
aRRtnst David U. Strong.
Alfred 8. Barnes commenced suit for 81, 600
against 8. 8. Hayes.
James u. uilbeEt began an action tn trGsspasS
ngalnst Thomas Murphy TO recover $fQ, ,oO0 datA-
aae'' run o.,,
JvnoE GSn1-:li, nj 10 81. II. Il, 43, and ~ to
uneE J"m..oxoi IL 70 to 's IL 137 10 1o 1e7
108, ITO. i75, i7s, l7D. No Gao on trial.
jrpax Moonx-30, ii, ie. No case on tfia'.
1so. 'f I,row w. kroy On trtai. i.a'''' SCI 'a''
eass ssoat on tr!a h'u'' u : . ~ ~ 'au - 40
JruGx McAt.,xrrr- Mnftons md nassea easrs
Ma All sionn VI pcnnsylyania Eumnnnv nn
trial.
,upuMENTs.
.SurEnson CouET-CnxfEss,o%s-W. G. D. Gran.
| nls et al. =. u. E. ilaitMan. $500; 20. ,,,.,,,
sqiah ,a nans-Sne1lne M eteam5ess1 ~. Wslam
H. -. ntusens"a: Ss: o'-EHan3os ~ " ~ snau"et'
canscsvs1r% ~ % =. tag ss!asS Hs,, u W. - Lang w.
Snh!.ea "; MehtnH' Fl. . AZ d.s, ~
uan.,a 1nnME sAnL0S-'onh M ocaufk w. Inomas L.
Aempa!oIs 3a.vuo' A.
EtR"uef GauMr ,,,tis oH%yenn y: ihosp
~! w. 'opSI' E!l.s 1t'7a:11iieocF sl!!h T.
s.yaaan s2aa Z r. "o Won anu william " WEIGH
"En1E N4okHs1'a1o'as q, u. be'onfaahXs w. Hea'
~ ". Ma.tts; s.su ,,,,.,,,.t.,. 49, r..
<...c yenoE msALsrEHEFEasS E.S MGhMltex W: Iho
auek @ naa ~. = i nan Ipmn@ny
Hnu tho lako snvIe g nHGhibsh sohtaesh !t1lltNhu
, 1877-09-19

nAULANn-acpt II. at 1o27 Wabash avenue,
Mrs. Snsah i,nnland. ngcd ~ years.
Funeral WeHnesday ut 2 o'clock ., tu
, 1877-09-19

No lady stould b. without s'Andssws' BaxaF. "
Besides fashloa plates literature. SOCIAL ualy.
stc. 1t eoutaiuA practical hints vn ths
ol = household that make 1t simply lnyatuaIlr.
Abls AuthoEs contribute tu ths department of liter,
atuse Of the papss which ions u worth The price
q subscription. Published " ". X. AnlEswa,
Ctpcinn1u~
, 1877-09-19

SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS
The Republicans Of the Seventh Ward will meet
at their hall. :E'l!s Iiue island arenne, Thursday
evening Al + o'clock BhAfr.
, 1877-09-19

FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Tho rcgn!nr Republican Club Of tho Fifteenth
Wafl will hold mcetIng at the norihenst corner
Of Webster hvcnnn and Iarrabcc street this
wednesday, evening. \ full attendance is de.
sired officers IoF the ensuing rear will .e elcclcd
, 1877-09-19

FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS
There will he special meeting Of the F,ftccnth
Ward Republican Club n the house OF Albert
Fielder, caFncf Willow and IIaytnn.sts., this
pnblicnns Of the ward arc earnestly solicited to bc
rFrAtnt
The Morning herald., 1877-09-24
W. CRAWFORD & Co.

81 Carter Lane, st. Paups, Lo9,do,., q. j
Beg to state tnat they are open for an,
commercial transactions q to co1ls1gn.
ment~, for granting Drafts, or pre-. enting
Commercial Bills for acceptance aud paw
meIt, for buYing English goods AZ a very
small comm ssion, and forward ING goods IL
| any place il England or the Confident.
We beg to draw your attention to very
important English Invention we nave OF
ma d, viz: ,....l.-.
Wcos1em BIanl, cts or Coverings. Of
Large s,izes, GOlnbi NeG wsth5 :
.r.u an Air Pillow. rI7 q 4
1t Wi be found most necessary and use.
fai Ior Military Mn, Travellers Jnvalids
Tor use IN hosp 'as, &c, &c, possessing
anon gst 9th rs the following adyan tages.
1t is thr 4 est substitute for a bed.
The Pillow San be raised or lowered III
any time, wiIl the greatest ease. mao n
1t wi. paCa up ia a very small com pass
and can be g irled about without any in.
convenience -,ff,D, :, :,
- Price, from I5s. 10 s5s, s.ch. -
When erdG ing the above article, please
remit the an cunt of your oruer to H7"'
jylleod76m :, w. CRAWFORD ~ CO.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-24
A CARDTy, THE PUBLIC.

The par'ies having failed to come fortl
according to ontract. I Will 'open my Mu
senm arg Ice Crea M Garden Nos. 207 anc
200 West Fou7'.h street, to the public ON Sat
urday the St. dayof May. .Thero is large
addition being added to the Museum, and
lie Ice Cream Garden is being Put in frs
IN be foun tne most pleasant and COO
family reso 4 in the tity.1 "A STAGE fs also
heing erected TOR band of music in thu
evening ,.t-.
apr25a Dl,o ra .rNsN.g 'SSo.fi.'7Fh -lW[CK.T
The Morning herald., 1877-09-24

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The Morning herald., 1877-09-24

Is selling stoves at prices to suit the times.
The largest assortment Of Stoves ever
offered for sale In this State. We have fixed
the prices so low that we defy competition.
All persons in wantof stoves are invited
to call and see for themselves.
OCT lvtt Nos. 2 4 e. FOURTH ST.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS 3iR0BERTSON's SCHOOL FOR
N4 Young Ladies and Little Girls.
@at AT 9C7 TATNALL STREET,
lGe e., tr,5q3LL4tl lF arr.le.P
will reopen
tfE. Tf3ffN.g tti@ fE"aEfsh
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ETH. 1877
: 5tEI b. st5rfr tr'p nv .s.rts '

PrlYate classes will be Termed for those
not .Sl WISHING .,L to pursue the regular course.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-31

wagner anectS SATIN ureSSlng-goWn5.
Jenny Lind seems to have the same
won 'erful children that all other mothers
have.
Boston Corbett, who killed Wilkes
Booth, is said to be destitute and in New
Jersey.
Mclean man muchee muchee strikee
he muchee strikee me.-John of San
Francisco.
Like the founder of Christianity, he is
8. Jew.-[Gath on Mast. Bat is he a Jew
like the founder of Christianity
There are eighty graves in the Dead
wood Cemetery, and eighty pairs OF IN.
claimed boots in the %coroner's posses
sion.
The Rev. Cook is lecturing on "Ulti-
mate America" HI has picked up a
few valuable points within the past few
days.
We read among the St. Louis head
lines that some OF the banks there are
yielding to a lack of currency" Is
this q strictly new disease2
1t IS soothing and healing, in the midst
of all this crazs and excitement, to turn
to the agricultural column. The good
old recipe, headed Death. to cabbage
worms i. there, looking as practical
and International as ever.