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dae entire lamp service for that year cost $49,-
no increase In the price Of gaa; very few jomn nosts
have been located -about a dozen in a{l[and
me expense Therefor is met by special as.
for lighting md cleaning hive appreciated bue
trihe # 4 all; 1epaira have not Increased, and
hs been S ugo 81
according TO Comptroller Hayes report. There is
no reason % ~ MMhy the expcnsea rom April 1st, isss,
ceting dscal year. and set they aro Eca7ly douh1e3
Tbs excess over The average OF the four encreei
a5y IT. yeaFs We M hare 5hoHn to be n this single lien
+; ua look little further. The tx or ahs coa
two-si1 mills altogether 70. ttese two % fan1s % In
is .. Under Republican administration the tar
ley for precisely the same objects md purposes
rn,uetion smaller BY nearly $6.tO0.0oN, than the
valuation Of 1868. The former :admfnIstrnttons
, xc5e Republican. the latter is copperhcad. See
Coppcrtead rule. 1863. sGs.......,..,,,sa ,sas5 N -
Republican rule, is59:iSo'. 12s,:iS:M
:, Ba1anrc ..4ls7o1o.o -
Here we have difference of 9In1.ol9. .88. on
thees two ite1ns-the Contingent f Fund and The Po,
!ce fnEd, and nclndlng the lamp cxce.s, total Of
$s:m6sc.Gs, tsay!ng balance v1nacccuntcd for. SO
IT, snd dlEtFhEted through tic other items Of tax
et;g9 Of naxaaih.sdie xl311,afe; ,,,,+
ard s1trayneance which has distinguished tac ex.
Ecndtt4rc IN tho regard referred to above as dis.
1ingnished eapendlture in other respects. We bare
not Inc space to-day even to atlude to the vast In.
Jcaee In salaries o: city Officials, from bridge ten
tets rp to the destruction OF bridges; to the nun.
Ss5ss tnifs NIT at Inv Tie
iGr'Sed this corCe1head administrations; to the
~ gal TaEu'est for WORK that has already been
tnce OF tw1te pz,l for on the Denny C1ugh,in
FRI rvi
appfcpr:n.cn !or THO purchase OF the blue Island
5vt1ns PanE E9ld 10 the contracts awarded to-
sas to 5sson Sf
a.t,Mtls5, sud stFre's* and railroads, for the
ssatite,lcn and i err o'ia gain Of petty officials;
EeEs Of TIC ,Escs cnt Council, and the impression
ahnt tensfaly prerls atnoiE onF citizens that they
s;e Lof ts.t7sar's wife should be, above sus-
q he taS.s a~e nnaiepe q ps psrsosa ssadi sd
es1fs h;Ts sz5 - sssd ssst I'd + Rs;sn i
eafH me1c topics wh.c1 would furn1sh material 70,
uloEtal!e investigation. &c can merely refer, Al
another lime we shslt 1f::ea!: Of them mora. at
VI have presented etsrting facss-facts capable
OF mathematical t!csnonsi1at1ou. md the queetion
III the cI:y is, .'slal this rroasacY and saans.n
,wsFtc eontinEe!". The answer VIII 30 re-ordci at
II peas or Tuesday, The :1o.h Of April, and We
uane arl prosperity ofonr city; vho does not wieh
to cortl bIte of his suhstauce to fatten brood of
fefhe e9* a1id t1za:ors: who docs no. denrr 10
above all, these who do not wish tbs expenses % Of
the EIeat Go2perhead Couycntion I'd be paid oat 81
rees dr The Union candidates loT PolIee rommis nnf
s.aGer aud Aldermen. In their ,success viii TIC
stty se spared lasting d!asraee' and untoll az
- YoCSo MEMS Assoc1AE1os-AaEspn
20 .nE E1-1Aws--A special mectins,o s,of the mem
tcfs OF tic Young Mems Association was held on
satuz1ay evening. at their rooms TO take into coz
side1sion the addition Of a proposed new bylsw,
10 tho*e already In force. The chais Was taken bs
the President, Il. Shepard, and alr. Cowio, vas
Secretary. -.
The Chairman stated the object OF the meeting.
and sced the proposed amendment, which is as FOL
ioNr:tS !
!ese &c tEhl have been member for at least thirty
dage previous TO such elec.Ioa; ana MI apnlIcs-
nons q Rsnposs!s ios Membership shall be accom-
annual dnee for one yc4r Of lench member, before
such application or proposal be considered By
1hc Executive Board. =.
John Dsakc moved that the nrss clause of the !
s4ns discrss!ou cnsued; AFTER which Ms. Draks.s |
ref olrt3cn was carried.
The 1cst Of The by-law Was unanimously adopted.
Ar. Fullerton offered til, following:
Reaclred, That the Executive Committee of the
enquire irto ,hf expedIency Of forming said Asso-
9at cu into Joint stock company, according to
the provisions. OF tho present act OF ineospora-
Rsso'red, That said committee be requested to |
report the next regulsr meeting Of the Associa-
tlnn, md II such change Is regarded favorably, to
OF amendment to the aforesaid Aet Of inrorpota-
ton nt the next session Of the Legislature, iucrc3s-
lnE the capital stock Of the Association to $3.50 900
m ra Aparr f3u,yv 13u~Un
The reso1ut1ons were adopted.
Georgc H. Eimbark gave notiec.thst he would
oneE resolution ri the next regular meeting. to
plos'oe iof an aadttoual by7aw for the purpose OF
authorizing the President with the consent ar the
Executive Board Of the Association, to execute
With any building association, person or persona
such contracts OF leases as may by the President
End Executive Board be deemed advisable 10 best
secure permsnens Library, reading, committee
roont. ETC., for the Association.
HI. coEles offered the following: x
Rksotred, That committee Of three be appofnt-
cd to consider the subject OF organizing depart
ment Of ofmechanica, on Of asccrtaining whether any
distinct or additional action IL necessary to secure
c department OF mechanics.
g. II. Ki1nhark moyad auamcuduent to include
ut and science. -.
Nr. Golfer movrd that the whole matter be re-
!cr1ed 10 The executive committee. Carried.
The meeting then adjourned.
:: MAI AND DEoEanER IN TIE UouErY
:orET.-A poos, tottcsing old wrcteh, named Ohio
Johnson, y yearH Of age, Of Bloom township. In. |
rodneed to Judge Bradwen yesterday mn Interest,"
ng young WOMAN, come Is years OF age, named
lydia Flint. The sequel proves that the 1ndy's i
senst wne NOT n 1nvnlnesable a. her name would
IMPLY -ehe had been wooed and won by badly
lad, dirty. dectepit old unan, and the object Of
ne visit OF the twain within the precincts Of t1e