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, 1881-12-06

Tho school election 10 decide whethor or not
tho Lakeside property on Chicago avenue shall
be purchased ut coat OF $2s ,000 for school pur-
poscsi"lll 10 held from d. N. to 4p. m. to-
dny. As q result ot tho rnthor strong feeling
developed at tho Lyons Hall 1noetlng last Sat-
urday, q petition headed by tho namo OF II. u.
Hurd and followed by Il number of nthor prom-
inent residents OF tho West Slie has boon
started round askiu9 that a sintlnr purchase OF
property DO mado On tho Wost Htdo. 1t ls hoped
thnt this may hHvo the effect Of making votes
against tho Lakeside ptnporty. The tnik about
blu Interest to the extent or $4U00 iii the prop
ortY has proven presDnturo, liz the insurance
tltiH.
The Hoard Of Trustees Will noet Ia tho village
Q11ico this evening
, 1881-12-06
THE CITY-IIAII,

THREE were thIrty.ouo ilaoths roportcd Mt tho
11oufth 0tt,co vo.,oFanv w
PERSONS who pay their wnter.tax this month
save por cent. sonethtnE that should pot DO
Lost sight Of.
1rar,oa II w.rx,. ~ n,o, .,ra. oo,a. .,..,,.
ot1us Hol' -, A"nS :, n"eu .4'oe *uos Sesaos
usf-one from NO. II blanche atraet. 10 hnd two
from No. $50 :Nuble stseot ~ each fur vloIa-
hons OF tho building ordtnauce.
ABOUT eighty teasnh arc at pFoaont employed
Ia Tho threu divisions OF tho city In street, ooan-
teatue could 30 had they could Gs 'o;nployad % to
uuyantaue. se~ -
,r,,r t-,I,,.t,,. n,,,td,,.,u.n,,. t..,
, 1881-12-06
.DE<lTHS.

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s;i s@;: III ss%:: s.s:S !;
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spnsfs t5aM rS:lasaee et lra l.en,a. ~ Aiontsan-
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envlAbs sepltatan ~ buslness Iuah, IND iaxn Vi
, 1881-12-06
TIRED OF LITE.

n TKET0NUENF VATNkU FfrTS KIc S7tTtf t1Va
u,sn1., ~ ~n sH Gutn ,.., nAa Uia!Loe
artr a.me"f AMI at41' ~ eup'61s oss HIN"
FRANK Hanke. q German JouFneyman tailor
living on the south sido Of StHel street, tho arat
door west OF Wells murdered bis 8.mnuths. old
IVY aoout as.Hsat Jeetesuay "orh'u8, ana tFsed
10 perform tae same ofllco for himself, tho
WghpUn Of destruction being pewIY- purchased
and keen.edred brand knffs. unnarnntly tA,,vht
fnr ,bo ,rnrSor,u,s .,,."sa u.+ss,'... 80 M.ss
,.,. ~ ~ Mu.ue.ous pn!poeo oat"'""y t"''' !ue
fhFla1tS Win which tho murderer and would-bo
suicide din his work was snmeshinx remar arkable.
Mrs Bauk0 had rtson early, and VIVA eilXagod jtl
, 1881-12-06
4 ANEM'STEAMH0AT.

NEw ORLEANS, Doath- new steamboat
City OF New Orleans. Of the It, Louis i Now
0rioAna Anchor Line, arslyed at 10 o'oIook this
nornlng. On her arrival IN fEunt Of tho city
saIutvot sixteen guns, ono for each latter In tho
nams Of the bout, was fred on the leyce. A
large ,cEowI Witnessed her landing. She pre-
RoHsea y very hAndso1,s appearance aa sho
moved slowly ah0reWurl, being 9hyly drcased IN
tlAgs. At this evening. tho fortnat reception
ceremonies took place on boar4. uov. MoEnsry
presented piano md Mayor shaktpesrs . sot
Of ousu,H on hgAAlf pf the citizens.
, 1881-12-06

SpsttaI Dtsualeh . 3hs Na1faao 7s36tiHs.
MONTREAL, boo. b.-T'he talk her0 today has
boon about tho tnfeFnRl machine. All sorts nt
opinions huve been ludulsod III regarding tue
objects uf the purtiea concerned With It, but tho
most fcasibie IL tat 1t Was intended to sat fire to
sosue place III the city, aud for so1no reason the
object wss not astAInad. The lata attempts to
fire buildings haru lends strength to b Il View.
, 1881-12-06

dead. ,httnr which tho nNsocRtlon 1dloufncu
Until thu las Saturday ln Dcccsnbut.
.Tua botty of tho Unknown woman found t,ons:
1T Mrs. Eln,ertno sfalley. % ycira of nge. WHO
ia.t We.s Il ffG 1sr e@s cary say ua
She WIS occasionally msnnn, nn rrctluontis ftrt
her wny hi tho etrcats. Sho hntl hcni aotinE
doubt TINT tnstna Of RoinT tn church t.st H,'il.
siay. ms snu lott tho house With tho ttGntton nf
roMc ns ~ herse Thcrs as wer nxu soo inc rks no
the neck, which wcro Thought by solne 70 bo
oytaoiiGts q iut,l pIay. hut they proved tv 10
lnesr nhrnsinnR Ut tho skts.
Ex-4.1f,. joxAs. WIN was foreman of tho re.
cent Erhnd j,iFy, SAYS thnt thu most trivial el!ses
nro sent 10 tito Criminal Curt by Justices Of tho
ths c"s s"pi toWsI Is Nv rso n.s gaa thy
fo1lntl upward Of i!p cnses whore tho prisoners
were nitnuas illegally hrl. s.nllu being upnl tho
cntnpolie 4, Ile Il, Jail for weeks. md perhaps
fm,nti,s, whiio fhor fainiies wusu STRIVING. and
s eGy i I'll re- Sst III f. ta%y fsseS Sssa, 10 IT, gss
thinks tiint rRduAl reform Is ueuessary In tho
astmtnistration Of the law ny tho Juatlcos Ut
tre met At tho lancr llot!sc yesterday evening.
AL tho wnrtls wcre represented, md Mlf tho
s sias IT, %e%ssrs sst nssss ,s ss fa "ns @ r.
iSs!nK officers; Pfss!!icat; 1: Ghsso; s, viss,
Scrgaau1- at Arms, Matt j.. Giiday. Vacancies
Ward, .Iau,es Uilriun; sixteenth War1, iicdry
J. Meyer; Second Commissioners Dlatribt, John
N. brown; Third. Charles Se!Hw1t, Henry Y.
HnttGrnlRn; Fourth. Clnyton E. Crafts: Eltth,
Henry Mckay. @. q. Nuu!rIch: Sixth. Wt1lum
Il. Skeily, Iohh J. Kauc. The lneotlnE adjourned
sujoot io.ca1t.
A uvrr,sa ~ Tim .u.vv,r. ri Tho E.ohtv.
sen,rn fti"n,s " vnI,irtnnr. ,ses hcd insr niwf,t
- H., ,-i Nnoth ,,nrt ..roat mi FUr+h"r @ antinr
oasno;att"n r"nt ~ E@ama K.r"hr.r ~ trsssfn.i
Hnd rumratlo A. kimpiii,r autcJ ns secre;nry.
nn nor t,,t r. WS11 ~ nnn,v sa..
,sens IN ~ XIV II iI,o rnw,,,g conniffsa fnr
siatInr ~ 9t Iii, d,,rInr1 tho NV roar ssSs Nh
pnnrSo xumhontnn. Wesi ~ a,t,a: % E.twnr;
ETn~aHrht,th Nnrth siado n ,voe t"c,,i"t timt
s"Fsn ~ ons. t - ~ mMs unsssSu 1,1 o ~
GrttoG n.n ~ ~ as.mintmn ,s ,hnt III II
, 1881-12-06
ILLINOIS MllIERs.

Special Dttpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SpH1NuFIELp, It,, Dec. 6.-Tho annual rneat-
ing OF the Illinois State Association Of Millprs
OCCURS Wednesday In this city.
, 1881-12-06

Wells Health Henowor-AbsoMte Qlire for
nervous debility and weakness Ut mental Or
physical functions. u, Ut druggists. Dcput, 6l
LAk0 etroet.
, 1881-12-06
Werecommend Eldredse sewlnr-macilines

Over 1B0 600 flowp scNlce sold. Ilorlotl, Solleck
i Co., cor. Lnku and Dearborn streets, Chicago.
, 1881-12-06
TIE COUNTY-DuILDINq.

--- ...., |
tliH coo n I 4 -hoAhDatN3'
,,... . .~,...,.-,
nstxess u. tao criminal .,e is , a,a
~ .fnf, vrstnrtnv-the lnruost - rcccint." fur |
,.c,rIv a vaar.
CifRis AlAMEn will hereafter be tho deputy In
c',nrso Of tito office Of tho Cusk of tho Criminal
Court, Ja'nes @. !iatn''ton tnkIns hi. plaeo rs
feoofa .wftof' ma iieuFv r. etopncns oeoonolhs
fec and process olork' ...
49, 80 ,o ,.s"n ,,s, ~, taS, ,.a.,o!,,,... .,,
uon ot Inc Jury list LOT lsss yosto9oay ana
II ta The tsre 9vSf VII 5o @ ss rn o IT,
nnd II is 10 be huped thAt The Clerks IT tho SOY.
erm t,,r % IT, T @ ~ I nc M cs g. nu In
soryjcu for any u.hor ruason. N"F
=, ri1E foltowlnv rccclpt was given l'y County
Irans,!rnr 1ohasom yGaseniny niter,io1n: ite-
s ssns tSa sTaSd a r ao,
a!i Mnoyo TUG exEntss@s @ Or h!s 9ts!cG fnr tao ytr
oad!llg Nuy: ;n, 1871; l. Thls "a Tue largest o'er-
eordcr's ooea slueo tha now Inv wont Into
cneet'
&C, c91aseros N; rA1!wE.t ot tho sou!h Town, has
arc At III Ghasies j. Farwc,i, Morris selx, Aouer N.Y.
ill., Grorr. schIeiJer, N. K. FnirbSnk, +, IL,
Gray, j. N. Doanc. uonrgy N. Pniin,an.. $. i:
KssS K, 9s:ss 'p ;spaidlis' starahall rIoia, and
IT Is understood tnat e0otts 2 @ aro making q 70,
Kiokke's o!ica win changed assesssnonts i
pnrs9na! gfopsrsy tor co1si1oratot, ~. nnd & WaS
@ naf frle,'ds u a!o kn,wn u asve eson . spriSx.
tio'4 to interesda WIN ne Iovesnor III h!s 1e-
, bull; Int M 4 cannot be learned what ohooura9o'
maht taey fccetVet'
JACon uuoss, Ctcrk Of tho Circuit Court, has
prepnrotl bis scsni-li,,ut1ai report, whon SLOWS
tnr tt,n - f,,.t ~ - hn..a inn.. tfs Isl srd thn
, 1881-12-06

4 mining engineer opo,pi tho maohine thfs
nfkcrnoUn, and found 1t contained NbpNt nfne
pounds Of dynamite md aofny titro.RlycoEino.
, 1881-12-06

The hapeak corpus casa above referred to will
come up this nlorntng before Judge Jameson,
and u.iless the prisoners gre theli disohnrRed
ties. VIM haye been notified Ut Gov. Culnm's
dsctHlotl. and WILL b0 hol0 ae gts0n as tho Iron
Nurse will 6riug thcn to cIalnl thGlr prey,
, 1881-12-06

"uA Aa~ny A's"4eo "pP1ieu t0b
the goods. Those familiar with
them, Of course, at once saw
the deception, the GLOVES sold
at 7e CENTS perpair being made
Of CHEAP LAMBsK1N. The fraud
and deception was so glaring,
that Mr.. Foster, upon advice
from his Counsel, commenced
IN action in the Supreme Court
for damages, against the firm
in question, which is now pend
ing. AS somewhat similar ad.
vertisements haye appeared
over the signature Of different
Retail Merchants in various cit.
les throughout the country We
beg to caution the public against
the statements Of all unscrup-
ulous dealers The "FosrEE"
GLOVES are made from the best
quality of FRENCH REAL KIN,
aid the established price is as
low as any flrst-class glove
can be sold for.
All GENUINE Foster "
Gloves; beara fac-simile Of the
Manufacturers signature, thus:
, 1881-12-06
GLOPES.
SS%NA}r'
EI0
CAUTION.

An advertisement. unae,
the head Of "Anti.Monopo]va y
appeared in the New Yo,s
7>tbmne,' Times, Suu auJ
Herald Of November 18th, nj
was signed by q Retail Drv
Goods firm Of New York citv
and intimated that the price Of
Two Dollars, charged for The
"Fosrnn 5-Hook GLOW bv
other firms, 'oas exorbitant !!
and stated that their firm were !,
selling q fine KID GLOVE, with,
5 "FosrER" Hooks, at 79 cents
per pair. The statement con,
veyed the impression that the
GLOVE offered was the GENUINE
*::e:&%yA%i'
, 1881-12-06

tarY, 3. W. Starr; TreMsurer, e.. b. Toaruok:
Executive CorntuIttao, George 4. Adams. j. ii.
Nortuu. aud G, q, MQel1er
OoonuAs n4usn1r. nne of .to ,atrore ~ IN.
Public Grain anI btonk Erohanur hid n 1t,ti" %
dcnl in wt,nat in ljcr,satr iv whif,b ia trst t5ss
YctiertiaY hD bri1xhf slIit n, ths ftn,ntV C1rrt
~ EecoYcr the amount. claiming that he hud
peen swiudlod, but rho evidence went to eh0w
that ha had Won as we'll Aa loat IN hle dealluga
It various un,es, and bis case was 1lsM1ssul.
THE case OF Charles yo,ksdorf cburoed with
baatattY by Auxmssa W,ntts. whie WI 1qc"nt. %nI.
" thrt,wn o,,t n .5ustinH Mnrnh'a rns,rt ~, =
feehnirnIIty il nnw sHt fnr frui III . t1Hinrk i'll,
sisv sftnrnnnn NJ i,sti"c arndss nnTrt lha
ntfnt IN thn "ss.. IA - tmMrrsd S.n,nHm hr,,oInv
sl1jr for hsstn,1iv fi,e em nHin"rt hnv'ns ,s,a -
rfxt shnrt ritnn nrfnr ~ fhn htrth ~ tnt, haho
whose paternity sHo iays unon VolEadorf. oo
=. 49, 4Fo'
tho t,nesnrs IN aften",y 5,uon 5s,r Rnaafn.,
HantrrS WIN ,sms m h",1iv r11f m ~. nvhr X
INV Ii slth rm1or n ne SonHs ~ pasn TH :fia ~
nrnYns s,nnn, thIcf ano tH,, ~ ,,.rt,r,,, ~ s.
mi nnetstfon mi rctunrn 4ha ~ Xxx AZ sIos
vii ie rs.that. wss .inrd IT, ~, H. w, W. ;t M
wsant.n WmrtHr.ttnn IN r. nt ia "sa s, snv
waS xfsertnw MI, ntarsa III VIII 'nat ~ r. pats'.
su6m!tted ID tGS nncrasj.tl' with VIVA rsry s,,S
rexsft,ify nnrfnrmw1 hv Iirs afaaf..~ M nniI
Il IL nnv fhn,,rht ha rorov"rg iii 70 st, t; W.
snechv '"9"AA' ' 'See'sAs MIA =" sosv 7"a
'p'oq''
JOHN CtAfToN, laooror, 70 years ot nRe, was
yesteEaay hold " Iustlo0 lngersotl IN 81 0gO bull
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-TO REN'r-DEC. Is, By
~ young couple. two partly furnished rooms.
sGon1venlent for housekeeping, east OF Siate-st 81
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-TO RENT-BY 4 KE1,IA-
~ bic party, two-stnry and basement bfick or
slnne 'front.' house on South Side, cast of Siate-sL
Eu3t l.ake-st 'e7 - - w"
, 1881-11-27

4 LlGlfr-WEfGIIT FOUR-SEAT ROCK
AA 1way, secondhand. for sale, price $5A- Also
eoun phn!tun and secOnt-hund top-buggy. At kEAN
Il LINES, III and ai5 Wabash-av -
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-TO RENT - THREE OR
corner of Clark und Adams. Address 50. Tribune,
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-TO RENT-A FURNISHED
~ hoMse near business centre, fer small family
Atirtss H. Tribune ut1ce ~ ''
, 1881-11-27

WANTED TO RENT = SUITE OF
~ rooms for single gentleman near pace OF bust-
z ness. Inquire OF J. M ". JONES. Dearborn und
, 1881-11-27

4 IA RE OTPORTUNITY-GO TO
t6s ,eains eaxe the s.5 oSt 70 sell m1 conpe!es
coupe h":*c ever offered for sale. Also an 4 No.
hIna'.T e"p,SusEy ano harness This horse is fun
u.ooueG hentaeky horse. years OLD afraid moth
aMe, nlta nns ~ good pedigree any horse In the
clt5 enst week days between and I, ut Sc Newber-
, 1881-11-27

A GENTLEMAN WHO is COMPELLED
-. TO dispose OF his valuable and htsh-bred trot-
tiS horse VIII sell him any sacrifice: woud take
MI tnn!G OF value ~ part payment. 1la 4G years
0d ias. lnnds hteh, has tecDni Of 1:.+, will show
tue time: y very .tyjish and handsome; warranted
sound And klnd. Address :g; Tribune Office
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-TO RENT-TWO UNFUR-
" nshed rooms on West or South Side. Address
, 1881-11-27

w AN.IED-TO RENT-A LARGE UN-
III furnished room. or two small ones between
~ ana T"enty-*econd and Dearborn-st. ana
, 1881-11-27

4 DARGA1N-TIIE MOST SPEED FOR
~ the nhney you can get in tho citv-tine driving
mare, perfectly kind for any drive. uRd u fnst
trotter viii sell cheap Of exchange for large horse
or other property. At MlTCHELL'S. lM and lis East
, 1881-11-27

11O RENT-TlIREE NICE ROOMS AND
nfcove; closets and bath. with use of barn. Rent
$lD per month 1914 UGtIayue-uY.
, 1881-11-27

NTANTED-TO NEST-
w y. comfortably furnished room. with fire in
central central location Address, with parti cnlars. IS
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT PLEASANT ROOMS AT
L. 1l6 Monroe-sL; suitable for dwelling or onice
purposes MEAD It CUE,
In Sail
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT ~ FRONT CONNECTING
- rooms. also single rooms, to gentlemen. rs
Wabnsh-av.
, 1881-11-27

E>Ole SALE-TEN HEAVY AND LIGHT
- driyn: md business horses; also one rne rig:
Al must be sold this week to pay advances. toEether
With large stock and secOnd- hand top and oten
buSgtes. express wagons OF every description md
large stock of harness. which selling very
sngtut1-st,
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT-FURNISHED ROOM FOR
-, light housekeeping. Call Monday at 1851 Wa
h:t. HAY
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT-A FEW NICELY FUR
nshed rooms from sl+50 to 81 50 per week. Il and
q East 1lNrFiSOn-St
, 1881-11-27

THO RENT = 1909 NIlCIIIGAN-AV.- "A
= large. nicety-furnishcd room; all convcnences;
stove III room,
, 1881-11-27

a GENTS WANTED-FOR THE FINE
~ BteEstadt portrait ct President Garfield: same
England. PRICE. s.. EanvaAers in large towns nnd
cities are making S to 5lo per day. H. e. TREAT. II
Ctark-st, Chicago, ,,
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-TO RENT -FlKST-CLASS
~ modern house, centrally located v u. Trb-
, 1881-11-27

WANTED-TO NRENT-A YOUNG
w couple. without children. want fat OF or )
Tooms Yor housekeeping; rent ST. to ft per month:
North Side preferred. C, Tribune Office.
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT-FOUR WE'LL FURNISHED
l. rooms and closets, with all modern inlproye-
ments. on North Clark-sI; private family. Room Is.
, 1881-11-27

WASTED-TO IlENT-TWO UNFUR-
~ nished rooms by family Of three ADULTS; prt-
vafe house preferred; south or ChtcaGo-nT. lief
erence given and required Address 1G East MadI-
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
j. have parlor and bedroom. just handsomely fur
ntshcd, With window: other rO0mers. kefereucee
required Address r III. Tribune office.
, 1881-11-27

WANTED RENT - FURNISHED
hrss-c'ass Ienant- SHAW, 81 Major Block.
, 1881-11-27

DOR S4ALE-4lT i ADAI:GAIN-AW WELL
IL matched team, with family sarrtaEe nnd harness
c,mp!cte. lijfses perfectly gentle and warranted
sound in every respect and suitable for phheton or
r.trr{nvr a,itjres. y a. Trtnune t,ficc
, 1881-11-27

WANTED--TO RENT-PART: OF AN
i, * office on first second floor. on Dearborn or
~, T. Sae-sts between Adams nnd Wash,ngton. Is,
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT = NICELY FURNISHED
J. south front parlor md bedroom. I'll North
Stlre Dycr drugstore Entrance rs Il{uDts-st
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT-A N1CELY-FURNISHED
L. trst-hoor room. all conveniences. TO one or Two
gentlemen; minutes from Court~Louse+ Inquire
Ut TEL. North Slnte-st.
, 1881-11-27

T,O RENT-A FRONT PARLOR ON
nrst tloor In private family. furnished unfur-
ntshct. to two gentlemen; one block from Van
Side, =!
, 1881-11-27

THO RENT-94 4EIAT-S:r.--LARGE FRONT
l. room, furnished; parlor floor; for two gentle
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT LARGE UNPUBLISHED
4 parlor and side room. also furnished room;
sst OF 9oWss. not and cold water, and Of bath.
Gull ut 4G Twenty -fourth-st.
, 1881-11-27

RENTS Or i ROOMS
~ furnished or unfurnfshed on Westinghouse
pr = ectntty. west OF Ann. Address W v, III WASH
, 1881-11-27

ITO EENT-FGNE ROOMS COMPLETE
= = ~ y furnished for housekeeping. within bloch,
or Douglas station For particulars apply on prem
tses Mt 9 Ellts-av- Only tEst-cnss parties Without
children need npp1y.
, 1881-11-27

ITO KENT-A WE'LL FURNISHED
L room, with use of bath, In private family, for
or : gentlemen. lls East Erie-sL
, 1881-11-27

ITO RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM,
l. untIrnished; also a suite of rooms, furnished.
suitable for housekeeping. Inquire Mt Isl West Mind
isou ST.. Room ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-02

Solicitor, Judge and Clerk. We notice
several aets Of nominees for these posi-.
tons, among the names being those Of
Greek Sam; Hop Star, Soldier Tobar,
Daniel Roach C"colored"D, John Buster,
Tom Collins, Bay Elk, od Hair, Yellow
Hair and Little Hair, Bug Tueker, Will
Rsdbird, Chez Chez, Coffee BIackblrd,
Msllobug, Young Duck and Swapping
Turtle, AS q general thing, however, the
names Of the Cherokee people have been
thoroughly Auglicized, and several noted
families are largely represented in
their public affairs, Thus the
AdAirs, one OF whom was . BrigRdier.
General in the Northern army In the late
war; the Bushyheads, whose progenitoI
won distinction warning against the whites
in the Southeast; the Boudinots, one oil
whom long acted as Territorial Delegate
in ths"U, s, Congress, and the Roses,
who haYe all been prominent for years in
that s%ecIion, all seem to be prime movers
in sill the steps Of advancement made by
their people.
Taken all in oil, the record OF the tribe
in the Advocate is highly Creditsbls one,
audiustnow, wheuthetroubles with white
invaders cf the Indian Territory are
threatening to assume q serious phase,
some insight into the condition Of the
leading tribe there Ia peculiarly interest.
ING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-02

The statistics u the graduating rlass q,
Williams College show that 1t Ia divided
politically into Thirty four Republicans,
elk independents, Eve Democrats, Two Ia.
dependent RepubliCsns, one anil. Rspub
liCan and one "Kuownothing." III telig.
Ions preferences twenty are Congregation.
aliSt, eleven Presbyterian, eight Episco
pSllAn, three Unlvstsalist, two Methodist,
one USltGriaat QUE TsinttatiGnr unv
Protestant, one unseLtled, and one is a
disciple Of Matthew Arnold. Twenty.
eight are set down Ss free traders, ten
out.and.out proltc.ionists, one mild pro.
teellonist aud six unsettled. Fourteen
intend 10 make Law their profession, nine
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FAKMEk,A FOKrUNE.


Fifty thousand Dollars Realized from
An Investment Of Five Dollars by 4
Lucky Young Tennesaeeau.
The lrckiest man In Tennessee, and
probably, the happiest individual at pres
ent In that state, Is Alexander MCUrosky
u young farmer residing near Simeryille
for he has boon greatly favored by fortune
and suddenly elevated from modern cir.
Cums'anCes to t~fldence.
About three weeks ago Mr.. McCrosky
sent to the Office OF the Louisiana State
Lottery Company In New Orleans for bali
Of q ticket In the grand drawing, which
took place June l4lh, In due time he re-
Ceived the ticket, ard last Thursday die
covered to his great Joy that be had won
$50 600, half Of the first Cspitol prize oil
SlOO 900 In last Thursdays drawing.
One can Imagine the sensation created
in McCtoeky'S nelghbothood by the an.
nounCement OF this exciting lact, which 60
we'll illustrated The say lug that II is the I'm.
expected which happens.
This gilt oil Fortune seems to have been
conferred upon q very worthy individual
The winner Of the grand prize is described
no . heiu n AuuuBtIIuub yOuIR
man, Of good family, and formerly 4 resi.
dent Of Mississippi, In the vicinity Of
Holly sprlrg. The prosperity 60 sur.
ptisirgly thrust upon him has not, II IA
said, impaired his tquanimity. Like a
sensible business man he deposited the
ticket, No AZ 0i3 for collection with The
Union ard Planters Bank OF Memphis.
A reporter for the Picayuae learned from
Mr.. Edmund b. Shnste, exchange clerk Id
the Louisiana National Bink, that The
tickethi d been received this morning from
the Union and Planters Bunk. On being
presented to Mi. NJ. A. DAuphin, at ihe
Office Of the Lottery Company In New Or.
leaDs, a check for $4,000 on The Louisians
National Bank was Immediately ist ued,
and this amount was forwarded 10 Mem
phis by bill Of exchange on New York,
SO that Wednesday Mr.. McCtoskv will
find 10 his credit In bank a sun sufficient
to support him comfortably for the rest OIL
his dayS.-MtW Orleans RcayIne, June II,
Mo-
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Tue Rev. Jshn Jasper, the negro
preacher, made famous by his erulo or
guiug that the sun and not the earth
moves, Ia dying at Richmond. He has
had the largest congregation Of any
preacher In the South, and one OF the
largest in the United States. 1t has num-
bered about 1000, He, has repeated his
ssrmon on the rotation Of the sun q hun.
dted times. He Is modest and quiet, and
has great influence with the members Of
hls congregation,
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M washlnp!on Repubio lurnIshes hid


following sketch Of Henry g. vennor:
Mr.. Vepnor was born In Montreal, Can.
ads, In 1910. His early life was passed In
poverty. His education was Obtained al.
most wholly through his own exertions,
and row, at the Dge VI forty, he finds him.
self o gentleman Of "msny sided accom-.
pllshmentB," being a geologist, q mineral.
ORist, q naturalist and a meteorological. He
has had q pretty hard struggle, and has
Toughed Il In almost all parts oil Canada In
pursuit. Of those requirements. He Is the
author Of an admirable and exhaustive
work, "0ur Birds Of Prey" which ls hav.
ing a large sale. Mr.. Vennor is engaged
In the University Of Montreal, and Is BY no
means% independent Ia the worlds goods.
He annually publishes an almanac which
Yields him a good income.
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ALL the registered bonds Of the Ma.
tioual Government are held, it Is said, by
less than loo, 600 persons, and S4lO,OOO,OOO
are held by private i~ndividuaIsi in amounts
exceeding $4,000, Mr., William Fl. Van
derbllt alone holding not less than one-
seventh Of the registered bonds.
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Mr.. HENRY q. VESNoR thinks he is mot
much Of a weather prophet who does not
occasionally revise his predictions. ITO
hold to a prediction made Tor twelve
months in advance" he says, would, at
the present stage OF weather prcgnostica.
ton, only tend TO make the whole attempt
ridiculous. The test these predictions
undergo for the irBt six months 10 alone .
severe one, although b. 1t Is my firm OonViC-
ton that this space Of time can be cover.
ed, and that with considerable accuracy
by an intelligent observance OF The lead.
ing principles connected with the melted.
EoloRy Of the country.n
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The Paris Figaro propounds this conun-
drum; "Given to widows Of the same age,
the same social condition, the same char
scter, one OF whom had q bad husband and
the other = good one, which Of the two
have the stronger desire to get married
oU