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SUNDAY-sC1IOOLB.

THE MASS" MEETING THIS MORNING.
Tho maea-mcctng to he hold at tho Exposition
nliiltfIng this morning in celebration Of tho In.
stItutlon of sunday-s schools by Hobort ltalkca,
100 years aBo, is tu be a grand demonstration.
It Is to 10 hold In tho chant bcr where tho tic.
publican Convention sat. nrd Utmost ail-or Mt
least a large majorlty-of tho 35s Snbbnth-
schools in tho city and county dro to be rcprc-
scented. that 1t Is estimated thcru will DO about
B,000 children present.
THE EXERCISES
will begin Mt half-pa6t Q, and tho chl'tlron will
come, Ia most cases, III delegations from thor
schools, headed by their Supertntondcnta and
ca,no pronlseiioi,s!y. The North SIDE aehoola
nnc. md ,nslrs;h or rle dow, In Dmly with a
baa!i. Tho strcot.ca car companies haro natso
snecin! arransemense for the Recommendations
cars between : and III o. 'tnck, md will make 4
reduction in fnrn, probhbIy charging only half
to my fui faro. The eioors Of The Exp,aitiof1
Will bo omen Mt about hat.pnst =. at tho scEloois
aro expected to observe tho following general
REGULATIONS ABOUT ENrEN1Sn:
North sldo schools will 70 IN Mt tho Adams
fo,lntain cnter the Convention from. tic Gust
sa Wst sS tS, tsD1s s. W. enter from ,hs
schtms will enter Ut tho Inckson street entrance,
both these ,ntter schools getting into the hull
Once wsthn tho bufdtns thoro vii, be found
to bo sevcnty ushers on hand to show the chill
dren to their seats.
Tho Committee Of Arrangements for tho on.
tire nfair consists of Mc*srs. II. s. Vail, Ehnir-
Ms9n; II. I. Martin. |. H. petirick, X. O. Dnlrd a.
+: brown. H. j. tsrntnnr1. A.: Il: Mcdonald. c. J.
Itcharls.s,, 4. N. Wurnpr, Il. C. Fisher, George
Dass. and ]. liootl,-and ttscse gentlemen viii
act Ns Marshnls or chief ushcrs. The ac.loo!s will
bcrs Of cach will lo together, and the expccta-
uon Is that tho 'llferoit schoUla will DO provided
with 6nnncrs. which ahall mark tho location nt
tlrdt and then the galleries. aud the ministers OF
tho city Of al donotninnttoua havo becn Invited
to occupy tho scntB On tho platform.
, 1880-06-26

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

opsstat H9p4[<h 70 1Ks thttd90 '1T1tNHf,
egNtN0SIElD. ILL.,, June 2.-Tho State Board
ct Health to-day adopted tho following,
"WuEAnAs, 1t IL the legal duty Of this board
to Issue certificates to persons presenting diplo-
mas froui medical colleges tn guod standing; aud
"WHEAEAs, 1t becomes the duty Of this board
70 detormlne Rs to tho good standing OF guch
pOllrYGa; and
tn this Hoard ns to tho practice and standing 0f
certain colleges; therefoF.s
and % William A"t Chamber t. sf e. appojntoa 81 tsaien
commlttee u report At the siext quar-
terly Meeting .of the board the require
meatx and oharnotetisttcs which should
constitute good standing In medical college,
and also the conditions On which thia board will
receive and boar complaints"
Drs. u. Wafdner, J. il. tlauch, and william
Chambers were appointed q committee to pro-
pRrc and report to tho next Legislature changes
, 1880-06-26
THE CENSUS.


Some More NnFnes to l3o Looked Ur by
tho 1.numerntor..
"tEas W w., Is a..a na.u ~ WoFx upon
tho co'hpleHon ol tao ecnsus roturns' AL tho
cnusnerntorh nr0 In tho field hunting up tho
outtsstnna reported to them through Tt,E TRtu-
unE or othor uhnnnots. and nrr,misc TINT thov
viii 1ot IN ovcrv',o,v h. ,ho ana e,r na1t ,1an,
WIZ Het !" eVot5oodS W tuo Gnu OF he1e "ceKs
In somo cases 1t turns out that porsons reported
ms not enumerated ,1cro down, though no In
formation had becp obtalnod ns to nucs i,rth-
~ Va. A''> 0e'' "0 ~ use' o1e1-
plnoess eto' ............
liore nrr some moro cascs to DO looked up:
10 The Editor Of The Chtcooo Tribune
cu1c.no. 1nno al. .-1n vo,,r re.tor,,nv.a fsu,o
ass.."a ~. - soa. .o.,.y 'ssuo
IN IN aocon". Is given OIL party refusing 10 EaSo
his name to tho Census t1ker, who must now
suffer whatoyor penalty tho law tmuoscs. Now.
air. H. Ia ponr r,,Ie thnt ,von uort, I,oth ,xayr
hnt n,infs fshfnent vii tbc jnu in1l;ot ,ron thn
, 1880-06-26
SOUTHERN SOLDIERS,

TIE CONTINENTAL GUARDS 0F NEW OnI.EAHR,
n military organization whose uniform reminds
mn of tha t,nve NJ f,coroo' ,voa,Irvtor nr1
..,,,,,,. ..s..e s ....os - oeo "an"'s e,l.' Au
"!aonH "no'e 'nesnocra H'ny DC touhd soteflhs
Of the Mexican Wnr and Soldiers who fought
respectively on tho FetcrAl md tho Co,ifrdrntc
ett,c. durlnp +ho 1ntc IfehotI1or nrr,r+, H., r.ht
49,, ~ r,,o n,s,a..",. .'" -. w ~.
cu9o ~ h:4o yesterday anoft1lnR, On route Tor
tnc.F @ eouaaef11 "ohlo atter TOUR Oh tne Enstorn
ntates' 1AcS "ere met nj the Lakc shore Eta.
don hT Company ., First Regiment, 1. N. G.,
urdpr command Of Cant, Bowler whose rt1cata
tbov hccon,c urd hv ,vhn,, thn,, ,vor< ,.orrt ~
-. 4. ....,.,S. ~" =. Lima .uoy WHY e's"1
:" ~ .ae at't'oEy o' SAcksoA street1 nhd iator 10
tho Palmer House, whore they had bronkfast.
teer organization ,vhIrh nt ,rasont n,,n,i,nr.
sss.s... a....IA. "t'.n ~ r,eeo'!. nu"'.Efo
e'sn'3 !hc'nuetst thou9n nhlythafty"hvo or thon
arc making tho present excursion. They wgro
orxntIlzcd originally In 1870, md remained IN
acttyu existence until ih3i. when tho hrcaktnr
out Of tho War uculrr,i' in 0ctnhcr. iSTs. fhts,
Guards were r,.oroS np,i f,ny In ~ 1,nnnn @
IN d iluurishIng condition ever stncc. Their
prcscut officers nro Capt. Wllimtn 1,ear1s.
f4Eout Gcorvo d. Notfctt, Mil Scf,nn,i- ItcSf' tlr
Cullen, iii at whom nro with tEe pnrfy. T'hn
Gi,ars started on thoirtrIp IitIo ~ tEJ{r thictt
fyn paint bpjux Huston Which 1,,r}ent t.}ty fnv
nrpsuptot wjtb inv rs n ttkcn az Urmtit,;},n fnr
tho charity IL extended to INV Cr}rnus mrtt,r
Ntneara rnlls, Tocti3, utI iiulI.,lo. beit,9 no,
places, ''' NV '"o'' o+ofr'4's
Tho Gynysfs arp n Rootl. sIzctf ,ycll .t,ut hpn,t
some Eet of mon, fb1tr sf,ltIinrv nmnc"r",,n% ~
IN, tyronti. nrharrnS H., si,,; In ~
, 1880-06-26
A TESTIMONIAL.

CHICAGO. juno u, laD.-!lfcssrs. Drain.
ard, DC Wit 4 Co.-tiENrIkMEN: We are
using the DO Witt Automatic Gas-Machine
~ our store, aud lind thu light In every esse,-
tfal superior to at,y wa lIayu uspl before,
and less expensive by oI,e-1,nIf, We cut, rec
onlnend II THE CHICAGO Music Co.,
l&3 Etato StFeut
, 1880-06-26

THEY ARE GREATLY ADMIRED.
The beautiful, larxe, real bronze nPaul and
VisRtnis," exhibited BY 8. Aymaa Co., like tho
entlFe lot OF bronzea end French CLOCKS just In
there, arc greatly admleA4.
, 1880-06-26

s''7 174F@Vs " 01f*[71HV
CHICAGO, juno @i.-Frum tho sa1no article
whIoh prompted ~. H." to write tho lptter In
regard tn the "jcpson. case" heRtled "Who
Wlll Subscriber" had snade up my mind 10
write you snilar onc. You 1nny put my name
down Tor $. which will be hR1,ded yoil as suot,
tlons Tor tho pnrpose Of employing Il tirst-clAss
attorney To prosecute tho PARTIES Il, tho full ex-
tent Of tho law. Very truly youes,
II. F. KRAFT.
fTi8 Tutr1tNK recelycA alfch tlnffnnal
, 1880-06-26
CQSTlACrOhSt CLAIMS.
&pStiat Utspdffh 10 ThA fAteon. T{fh4.na

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. juno 225--In the United
states Court u-.iay suit wns flIod By Luvl
OveFholacr al,d JuAn Il. url1il,. Ut Chicayo,
aRainst tho CIncinnas!. Elllughan L Quincy Con.
atnscuan compnny. tho indianapolis Nnlt!ng-
Atill. nlooIntuld Nailrt1i C,napany, and others
interested ~ tho liArrW- -Nat'gu rAflroaA through
Sullivan. CoMPa1Aanta claim pay for work per-
formed on Tho rand sespEal yiAfs ,Mgo ~ ool,-
aud has beon Transferred to CaloaKo for hearItfT
by Judge urunn,uHl
, 1880-06-26

Tfme-.:e5h; 2:9s4.nn 200.
COMFY ISLAND.
NEW YoIiK, Juno 25.-Couoy Island Jockey
Club rnces:
Selling raco, 2-year-olds,. tlvo furlongs:. Sir
Hugh. |; Gossip and DridecAko ras Il dc.lI heat
for second paco. Tfmo, l:E}.
Tho ncxt raco, one-and -three.quarter miles,
tTRs won BY 0lenmorc, Report second, Forfdn
third. Tne 3:4.
THO thirti rncc, .onc-and-a-quattor nlles, wna
won by scotllln, Hnr0ld second, tho rest fur ia
the rcnr. Time, 2;1Bf.
Tho hurdle rnce. mile heats, was won by hay
Hum, gallagher second, tho rest ruled ont.
TiMe, :6lh; 1:6e; list Gnllaghor won tho
CEDAR RAPIDS RACES.
sptetat Dspateh 10 Ins Chlenoo Tribune.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA-. Juno .5.-There WINS n
largc attendance ut tho. rnees to-tlay. In tho
":s3 clnss. for Il purse of 500, there werc Six
satn,rtoss' aI, md tho race WIS won by MInnlp Mnx
ond, Fairm9uMt third Mat Kirkwood fourth.
Ttmo . 20; 9:20; ":30A.
In tho .:i3 olnka, for d rt1rso OF 5000 tEpro
S Tere eight atartors, and tf,o race was won by
Sosonl, S,;; , Botmont Prince third. Time, s:3sA:
This hna leon tho most successful meeting Of
tho Trott1ng Association over held horo.
, 1880-06-26
MARRIAGES.

Duck Ilhyncr's Moth Powder destroyBtpach-
ca. tieus, tllCs, aud bettbngs.
, 1880-06-26
TIE WESTERN INDIANA RAT

THE WESTERN INDIANA 1RAILNDAp
a motion was ar1ucsl yesterday before Judge
TulSy to Eeuucket tho case Of Hickey va.
The Chlcago & Indiana Railroad Company. This
case mas reversed short tlme ago BY tho APP
pelate Court and Femanded, and tho present
moanp was to haye 1t sedocketed In tho Circuit
Court. Ar. Crawford on behalf Of ths road
objected stronuousiy on the ground, drat, that
Mr.. Mosse. tho attorney tor Hickey, had no au-
thority to represent largo number OF
, 1880-06-26

BElEorIoN or THE AMEHf0AN TEAM 10 SHOOT
At n01.LYatOUNT.
CtloNTARF, June I5.--The six men SOLICITED to
compose tho team on tho American side Cor tho
contest at Dollymo,lnt psaotfced to-day Thoy
tlrod only 1--WE shuts at 800 and 600 yurls. nut a
fu! round at 900 yards. Tho result Wns as fol-
lUW6: ..
, 1880-06-26


Special Dtspdtth Ia 7nt Chicago 1stbUnA
Four Dop0E, Ia, Jtfno ea-Tho Inst rafl on tho
Fort nnalRp Extension, Of tho Minneapolis l. st.
FOULS 1toa'1 WIS ln!f this nftcrnoon nt O'Clock.
Through trains will bu running In few days.
, 1880-06-26

TIE TURF.

TEsTERDAY's 1ACEs wxRE POSTPONED UNTIL
To-Day
on account ut tho rdir. and wilt bo r,tn to-day,
with m additional event In the shape Of hantst-
cap for NIL ngcs. nnc milo and an eighth. Tho
rcctllar feature Of this race Is TINT tho owners
aro allowed to handicap thcir horses, thns CIV
Ing ovory mnn a chance 10 putt upn fcnthcr-
wetght jockey. THO events and Btartors nro as
follows:
fremont House stakcs, for 2-ycar- olas. thrco
quarters Of n milo: 1IEndoo. Ltzzto g., Ripple,
and Moses.
Chlcago Packers Purse, Tor all ages, ,:two-n,tlo
honts: Frank Short, Cammto F., Leon, Omega,
Peru, Dottto f. Jim Mnionp, Cash Ciay, Alice
Bruce, and s!stovn.
Purse race. for nil agcs, one milo: Mamie r.,
nluc Lodge, ltonow1,. Moscow. ltcspond, 1losefla,
Ell. 1syo Rrcadt and 1lsR Medicine.
Handicap purse, ono nnd one eighth miles:
zeta. 81 pounds: Charlie 1toss 81 pounds; Trt-
poll. Il pounds; MataRorla, &5 pol1nsts: Gene-
% ronds II sto pas last d nieht Iiindoo Iu; niito
O'clock.
LOCAL NOTES.
Lottery tho racohorso TINT escaped from his
atablo NJ tho Jnckcy Club grounds MDniaHy night.
grounds.
The Canadian Btnble, which includes Mark H.,
xh a woro @ nj Matsn o't oe efa fqs home last
Tho original program for today will bo rim
Monday. An oxtra lay's racing will he provided
for Tuesday, attcr which tho meeting will con-
tlnue until tho gtd Of tho week.
Mr.. William II. noylc. for tnany years resi-.
dent Of this city, mid connected with Dexter
Park and tho present Jnckny Club. WAS In tho city
yesterday. eli route from Wisconsin to st. Louis,
his h0Elc now being In tho city Mt tho othor ctld
of tho bridge. !" Tho Count lnoks well, md bus
ulado hosts Of friends III Ut. Louis.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO O., Juno :5.-The Juno meeting of tho
Tri-atnte Far Association closed to-tIty with
faIr attendance: Following II tho summary:
, 1880-06-26

1uy the Improved Howe scn1cs. Horden, Sol
leck d Co., Agents, 07 I4ako street.
, 1880-06-26

Now IL tho tlnc to select u tlno rnad wagon or
comfortable, well tlnsahGt bllsiGcss buggy from
tho lnrKc md elegant stnpk Of stutlebakor Hros.,
16l aud l53 Wabash avenue.
, 1880-06-26

=. L0Nflo} Truth. -
Lord lfpon. tho now vlcerOy OF India, u1ado a
very favorable Impression On tho Americans
when Il nurnbcr Of tho Joint High Commission.
Grant WIS especially plonscd with him for
characteristic reasD.l. ;" !ie Is one Of tho few
Iletl," quosh tho General, "who have not tried
to draw niU out"
, 1880-06-26
FINANCIAL.
issue OF $3,000,006
6 per cent
Chicago, Milwaukee, StPal
Railway Co. Bonds,
Payable in 1910,
And secured by a First Mortgage on ths
Chicago & Pacific Division
OF The Railways Of that Company.
Inherent Payable semt.Annua'ly In New Yo,k o.
Jan. and jutys. Issue authorized by
the Laws Of the States Of Wis.
cons1n aud Illinois.

Tho Chicago, Mitwnukco l. St. Paul Hallway Com,
tarJ NJ tie beginning Of this year owned and opsr.
htct 2dI miles or Hallway. It has obtained tho eon
trolling tnQofost In tho Chicago Il Pacific Ra,Isoah
md tense OF tho sna for 90 yonra with the vter Of
securing for la SOUTHWESTERN lines ohorts.
and direct connection With tho CtJ Of CHICAGO.
Tho Chicago rnciho noad Ia already In opsrattt.
from Chicago 70 byron In illinois, distance Of nhoms
ninety miles, and after completion Of the extoution
anu tts connection With tho Chicago milwaukee, 81
fnnl Hallway syetom, 1t will have total lcugth Of
abunt IN Miles
The pcr cont bonds Of tho Chicago. milwaukee, A
IT. l'Au Hallway Company now balng issued, ARE
FIRST LIEN ON SAID CHICAGO h PACIFIC RoAn.
!nclndod In thls mort9aKe which Is mado With he
authorization and cooperation Of tho Chicago r..
cac Company Is bridge actoas tho Mlaasappl River
tlo erection u which has Atrcady neen begun, lad
tho cast OF which Ia estimated from $1Q1ue0 to esun
THE TOTAL ISSUE OF n0NDs Will, EuuA1,
AhoLT TWENTY TI1ousAND DOLLARS a MiIH
OF COMPLETED NOAD; BUT DEDucTINo TlfH
COST or 1'ItE BRIDGE, IT WELL REDUCE TIig
COST Of TILE ROAD ITSELF TO ABOUT slhm
FER MILE. 's~'
Fhe Capital Stock Of tho Chicago. Milwaukee st.
Paul hallway Companyls
sl22a+ts3 OF Preferred Stock, aud
lh4oa26l Common Stock,
, 1880-06-26
ABANDONFn T0nTINF nt,c,rs

All insurers who iayn abandoned tonttnc
policies it, any American lEfo company are
requested to address, with particulars, Ton
tine, 50 East Thirteenth street., Npw York
fsitr
, 1880-06-26

tT1ia TNtnuNE receives such subsorlptions.l
~ tAs Editor Of 7As Cnteaee TIN.

wv 4s''FFSF y N47Fe*4VV
CMuAu0, juno 2t.-Tncloscd please find 81
townrd tho fanA to employ counsel to e,,ccess-
fully prosecute thoso aontls In human form who
were guilty Of TINT gross, damnablp, and soul
alokoNing outrage OIL tho Enor, strange, and
helpless Htrl Je1,son; and herohy cMlI n,l cycry
fathor whn lnyes to 400 h!s child pure ald v,rtn-
"funA.' III 0tdnr that tluse snIacrcAnts may mt
oscap0 tho punishment that tneir huinous mid
night crime 80 richly merits. i. d. q,
Tile THtHUNR also acknowledges tho following
aulnA:
y ~ .s..........s...........$t
4. M. ,..,,....,.,, 10
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ifhAHl:Mr - WtUnL g.. June, ~. st HlrasneI
Chapel. EMhurst. ~ thu Hev. Allan 3. Wnodie Mii
Funny y. Waodle, Of KlHlhufst anu MatthsWt
ufudleT, OF Goo!Nat1wn. kf.
, 1880-06-26

roni for dIsobodicnco OF IN ortlcr of Court, and
to rcmqsc him from ILLS position aa itecciyor,
md to nppoint sotno one clso In his pluco, The
petition sets out TINT on the eth of Mny Inst
Judge DlodYctt or,!crod tho Receiver to turn
over tho road to D. u. Waterman, II. G. Mon
tony, Joseph RcIalg, and George ". Krctzlngor.
Judge Dttlmmond gruntod n stAy Of proceed
ings until tho l3ti Inst. On tho 18th. on anothor
npIlcnton, he refused to giyo any further ef,,y
nild ort'crea tho rond to 10 delivered up. rio
@ Whero ocob ae peri pessess
itccelyei eonsplred with T: =. lilnckloy and
road by Judge OF Osls County Circuit Court,
r. ynention: TINT h!l for thht purpose wAs
G sa m xo pnahe &c ahS Ga hst TIC
grant SUCH IN order. in vncatlon. tlofore tho
hll On which that order WIS granted wis filed,
order of the Court an also betro S'aa i Il bon aas
wns itcd, fi0lc0nb took possession ol the 1oa,l
furclbly. nnd elected Alexander, who was In
70 obey his own ot''ars s1ciSsiseiy: Iioe eoa
xe aSsed Sa a oSy s s f2asf s SS Sse ThS
vUld, aud that Holcolnb ahontd he committed
for eonteinpt ct Court In not s.irre.l-
ssnase ffo Il. ~ oso ao a To ana ecoissp n!se
appeared by counsel aud askotl tirno In
TtIeh ,na t. t,e ~ answer; ani 10 !nattor w9s
WIZ Wseatn of X@rfa. aa w%St:aaS %aeaaSsre = N:
pDl!red for pettloners, Judg1 Cothrnn for hitii-
sclf, ard Lawrence. Campbell 4 LAWRENCE Tor
tho trustees Under the mortgage.
THE WABASH CHICAGO LINE.
1t Ia reported that the Wabnsh st, Louis L.
Pacific Natroad Company IL .,ow negotiating
with ono or two roads In this city for u tempo
rnry arrangement 10 got Into tho henrt Of tho
city In ortlur to be enabled to upon lta Chtongo
extension for business ut oneo. The Wa
hR1 nSIhtF@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
PLAQUES AND OTHER ARTISTIC WORK.

Two beautiful plaques have been received
ecen ly ron PaIiS 10y Hall, Nicol GranDery, OF
Nos 90 ana % Joun-st One tine subject OF which is
- Ruth" was painted by Emile Malcuit, and recently
exhibited IN the Paris salon Ii ie OF large size circular
and concave IN shape aud is placed IN heavy ebonzed
vood frame Ii IA Of tue Ordinary biscuit ware Ine
BACKGROUND ia Of light blue and white. Against
ti,ts seuds ont in rich cOlOrs the ponle
of Ruth" Slightly parted lips and dlated
ovos ,y,. the face an expires OF wisfu easerness
I,grt hair peeps out under hood OF yelowih brown
snf when falls over The rlssti drapery OF me sLOu
der leaving one arm party bare Wat seem TO be a
pwc led ard ana necklace relieve The 0ids 81 tne clOtn
is Thought that the character and echng OF the race
fave been preserved Ia remarkable degree IN me pro-
cess OF hrhg. - ...., 49,
Anker the swiss nurtGatt painter. Inc ware OF rare
vsh iur e. ms from workshops VI Deck, near
paris Tne subject is AMBROSE Pare court pbysl-
can III the sixteenth century 10 Hhenl y IL,
Francis H. Charles ~ and Henry H. and stlll re-
Corded "a the French surgery" The PANT
inc rrurcscnts a venerable man with an intellectual
face wearing a snowy Nandyke beard. The purphsn
colk covering the shoulders IS surrounded by hlgh
wnItc run . , 49,, l..
I'm ambition to other elaborate French plaques there Is
o,r fru1ue rny factory Al Barn. representing Her
crles and tn Centaur" pair ruya Worcester vases
nnds ~ or vase of rare hungarian ware 1ch} col
n,el u auIe whose lraDc ia !ntucafey carved. Bch
onauese nuIdtrIes i0rHiug the sides OF fOlhg MIR
ToT. CHINA If kinds, bronzes and re-
productous OF antiques fiji iuc place IN rlcn prousOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
ALMOST 4 FATAL MISTAKE.

Mrs Hackett of No. 652 Washington-st.. sent
her daughter Johanna age fifteen, to the drugstore
of A. j. Brophy, at No. go Greenwich-st Iue5day,
tor some EPSON salts. In the absence of the clerk,
William Wittenbrinck, of No l73 North Flith-st.,
WILLIAMSBURG an old man VINO Is employed 10
sweep out and similar work, in charge OF the
store lie told the girl that he could give her
rochelle salts which were done up IN small doses
for the convenience Of customers. She replied that
She must have epson salts, and ne took from a jar
what he supposed to be the salts, and gave her a
small quantity, for which paid cents.
Upon reaching home the glrl gave the package
TO her mother, who at once mixed some Ot
the drug IN "A WINE glass and drank it. In a few
moments she was seized with violent pains, and
said she felt as If she was on fire. She then called
Cor some coffee, which increased her agony, and a
phvslcian was called in, who relieved her by giving
her a cup OF sweet OIL. lie then examined the drug
a portion of which she mad taken. and pronounced
il TO be oxac acid. and said that If she bad taken
the full dose it would have KILLED her almost i'll
stantly. Wittenbrinck was arrested Wednesday
morning by Detective Flanagan, of tine Charles
Street station, and was taken before Justice Wan
dell at the Jefferson Market Pohce Court. An OK
animation VIII be held. he woman Is now out of
danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
WEDDlNG BELLS IN roRrY-FIFTH-STFEEE

John Harvey lIenshaw, of the New-forK par ana
Miss Jessie Allen, daughter Ofthe late John l'AneD.
were married Wednesday evening at the Chnrch "i
-. Mary the Virgin IN West Forty-ffth-st, BY the
Rev r. Mckee Brown. Inc ushers were Dr'
Charles f. Lockwood. Frederick NJ. Littie-
field. William Porter Allen, brother Oh lne
bride and T. b. Kirkland. DE- Gorden han
acted as best man TO the groom ana
the bride was given away by her orother'
DIR. John f. Allen. There were no bridesmaids. Inc
brides dress was of white SAITH, with front en-
broldred with SILVER threads cut crystal ana pears
ana vel Of Spanish lace fastened Win orange
blossoms. The uIgulst OF b. cndfcn, pcorVe -;
Prentice PLAYED the Swedish Wedding March
dining the entrance Of the bridal procession. ana
MendelssOan's Wedding March" at ciose Oh
ne ceremony. Among tn0se PRESENT were Mr. ana
Mira townsend Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. stone
Miss Kate Lincoln, thc Nj Sos Shea, Dr. waiter L'
Rlnnry, g. Il. IlO kins, Professor Theodore DlO-
cock G. b. White, Miss Mcdonald, MISS
IGa Omnstead Mss Grace Olmstead. Lawrence
Dyian OImstead, Mr.. and Mrs. A ans, MISS Kite
BnfcheiI, Edward Schrnck, G. B'ckman, Mrs sam
uel AUSTIN James Suydlm Miss Emily Suydann.
Mas Gill Baron de Nardner, Mr.. and MIS- Henry
n Collier Mr. ami M-s. James l.. Andrews, K0Dert
r. Arnold. Dir. and Mrs. W. IL. Lane. MIS-. Eu"ard
Anderson Henry - CIauncey and Mss Chanhcey
A reception was afterWard held a5 the Driur )
house No % Park-aye., to wncn Only thereidVNes
and most intimate friends were invited.
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Causes 1890 s75 s5G7 3oto. 1904 3S7s Sso' 1905
1907, 3630. 1920, 1870. - ..,-,oa s,,e aie
SPECIAL rEKM--Sedgwick G. j. Court oIens ~ ~ ."
Calendar called at IL q m.-N0s ~. a. 20 Z1 -, 20 nm
TRIAL TRRM-PART Russell. J--C0nr opens 90 lsa
-EOs BIZ 30 49, 1856 1ot l64, 3sl foS " o. az, IA
800 III 4i an. 34 $40 1872 2o5 2io oIS DID, '' 0''
63I 535, 536, SIT, j38, 80. - No. aso
Pim II spe J.-Court opens AZ a. m Nj ssj g Sg5
300 40 AL ia 9js 52t. 437, 61L PIP p9a III S7S
SgJ go 5G7 565 500 57l 572 673 574 61o 1Io' o"''
PAIR III Freedman Court opens at 90, a az SSe
OH SIg 2O6 3IB 757 l37 321. 33j 3D2 2bl ~ - "''
i03 4s2 2g7 I54 3d9 397. 3iG, 35S. Si3 %: ~,
CouuoS PLIAs-GENFRAL TERM-A Adjourned Iof inv -,
pECIA lFHN-Van BOescn IL Ourt ODen5 at - d. -"
Case NIX auD agt Vose. and No O. :, = IN -
FoIrY TFRH~G T. Day. C. J.-Cour opens n IL a. H.
NoI .. 7, 10. 20 . co,r, oneps az II A.
NJ Toa q 800 bs5 73s :'05 500 SVI, 40 no. 'oi '"'
os ,pT r' van Egnnt J-cour onens At II a. m-S Soe
Gao 72T lI6 $50 GIL 375 j97 1885, I9l by V ~ ak
81 ggs o02 a. 90 00a 9le OIL VI2 10 - III
IAmSE C0uRr-GENERAL TERN Nc Adam nonsd
Tsaacs J-IIed in Is Od CITY Hat meals
nj . D. m-Anreals from Orders. Nos IT, H. HPP'''
from Jtlgmeus.-Ho 10. go, .,,.,.ood for tbe term
nFygRAt - ssOxs-PGRr i--Smyth K-ine I at,erv.
John on alahau Ynunk fclonous hs', III"
William Shppey, grand larcony Iefesa hn'oi' 7
stolen Foods ,.,a o,. paul Currau, folon
Qua aasaut anI battery. Harney oselthai n,x.
Larry saunders Henri f. Thompson Jares rcyv Fr n
pnder MURRAY. burglary Henry Mos 1swaid
els r. Porter mislemeanor; lhwari Ihoh'p'o"' ~
HufH a faTV
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suPnspK CouEi--CHAMBgR.- Daniels !. - ooan, 40
1890 Calendar called nc a m-Nos POS pa, 227.
300 23 232 .i5 81 o. o. 10 ~ 81 No. ILL., ~ 49,
iS0 I8s 1872 H. ia l7s 49, lsG 1856 30 10 22O -
23O 257 243 "a 24 24 2,9 252 27 2o9. 26O 2G3 20i
dEsEHAL iRR-Davis, H. j.. and Brady am Barrett j.
Court opens at 1880 m.-Nonenumcrated Motons-Nos.
to lOJ inc usiyo.
SPECIAL IERM-Van Worst J.-Conrt opens Al 1890
Demurr r-Nos 3l2 3i5 Si4. Issues OF Law aud Fact.
No. Isl TO- Gi6 go 1885, 40. i65, 7o7, y44 81. S7
b4O sl3 - 729 652 6Ol, 500, 500. SOL s62 sos ri,
3D. 81 S7s SIS $50 $751; Ss2 $685. SS3 $50, $780, ST.
800 SCI 5O2 eJ3 5yi. 80. re0
CIKcUH-PARI I-Lawrence J-Court opens at 1880 a.
short 2I2s 2f2e 2+3l 2432 siS5 $685. 1894
$500. 35OJ S722. 1854, 1913. 2iB5.
PAKT ll-DOnOnuo. J.-COuTt opens al 1880 m.short
CausesNos 279i. 762 49, 2l5D 1880 37l7 92i. 1857
1890, 4OOb 1868. 36Dl 1913
PAkI IIl-Beaoh J-COurt opens at 1880 a. In.-ShOrt