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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Dr.. George ". Bagby, the former Editor OF
the Southern Literary Messenger, repeated last
n;gin5, before the Alexandria Club, at Liberty
Hall, his now famous lecture upon Bacon and
Green's or the Native Virginlan. The aJ-
aience was large, Intelligent and fashionable,
and all who attended were, as 9e Tad assured
them. highly delighted. The lecture, which
occupied about an hour and half in its delivery,
seemed 10 consume but half that time, and,
though it afforded amusement to some, to us 1t
contained a sad but truthful history Of a noble
race Of men, doomed alas! we are afraid, to
speedy extinction. The character OF the Vir-
ginian, from his birth to settled manhood, was
accurately portrayed-his .wiIdness and reck.
~]essness, his Incidence, improvidence and neg
%ligence;; his opened handed generosity and
simple minded ~creduIity; his love for politics;
his pride, his honor, were deliniated with an ar
fists skill, and called from the unffathomed
depths of memory mournful recoliections OF
once happy days. The description OF the Viz
GINA Marion was life like, and the tribute paid
her chaste, and beautiful. The DR.. possesses
all the attributes OF a fluent, accomplished and
entertaining lecturer, and his discourse in this
CITY will long be remembered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-14

The Stay LAW.-This measure, SO long
considered in the House Of Delegates, was on
Monday passed and sent to the Senate. As
it Will likely undergo modification in that body,
we deem it unnecessary to publish it now. 1t
does not in It's present shape apply, to any debt
contracted since the second Of April last, and
it requires the payment Of all debts contracted
prior to that time in iour annual lnstallments,
beginning with January /, 1S67-requlrlng the
interest due to be paid within the same period.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-14

The dry goods store Of Mr.. James II. Stew
art, on the corner Of King and Royal streets,
was entered last night by thieves, who obtained
admission by cutting through the stair steps
leading up into the Canterbury Hall, aud rob-
bed of about thirty dollars in money, and goods
to tie value Of >eyenty-fve dollars. A remark
atty bad looking hat was lefc ly the robbers,
and is nov ia the hands Of the police who have
the affair IL charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-14

Several petty thefss from yards are reported
since the last enumeration. Mr.. Thomas Da-
yy's kitchen was robbed on Monday night
The practice Of depositing the stolen goods IN
der door steps, in cellars, &C., shows tbat the
thieves are living here, and place their plumber
where they can obtain it, when they want it.
Those engaged III this business may meet with
a reception they d. no: expect, if they are de-
tected ia this new way Of ''depositing."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22
Original Notice.

Cedar County District Court, Dec. Term, 1895.
TIN JOHNSON SHEPARD, Defendants: -
You are hereby notified that there il now
on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Couit, in and for Cedar county, Iowa, petition
in equity Of Samuel Wampler, plaintiff. and
against you as defendants, asking a decree
against you compelling you to enter satisfac-
ton of record of certain judgment in said
Court for the sum of $50 10 debt and sSs5 costs.
rendered on the 18th day of April. 1859. " here
in you We're plaintiffs. and George Carrie and
Thomas Knott. defendants. Said petition al
leges that said judgment has long since been
paid and that you have failed and neglected to
enter satisfaction thereof, and that the same is
an apparent lien and q cloud upon the title to
certain real estate in the petition described.
and prays that you be declared to have no lien
upon said real estate by virtue Of said judg-
ment.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto before noon Of the second day OF
the next term Of said Court, to be begun and
holden at Upton. Iowa, on the Sd day Of Deem.
be-, li6S default will be entered against you
aud Judgment and decree rendered thereon as
prayed In said potion.
ROTHROCK 4 WOLF, and
TiATT a SPlCER,
nisfA Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

DROBATE NOTICE,-Public notice is hereby
/ given, that at the regular session of the
County Court OF Cedar county, Iowa, on the
first Monday in November, 1885, an instrument
purporting to be the last will and testament OF
John Green deceased, was read In open court
and set for hearing, for final admission to pro-
bate, on the 18th day OF November. 1868. All
persons interested are therefore notified to APP
pear and defend, or said will and testament
will be proven up and admitted to probate, as
the law provides and entered on record.
J. C. BETS, County Judge.
November 5th l00Au4Sw3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22
WILTON SEMINARY.

The Winter Term OF the Wilton Seminary
at Wilton Junction, lows, opens Dec. 4th, ls6s
and closes March 18th, 1867.
Tuition Tor Primary Branches, $3.50 (six fifty.)
Tuition for Higher Branches, rs cents for each
additional branch. Incidental fee 50 cents per
student Music, drawing and painting will be
taught at extra charges.
An eficient Board Of Teachers Principal,
Preceptress and Assistanee, will be employed.
The Seminary opens With fattering pros
poets. A good substantial building, - feet long
by - wide, two stories high, and . good board
ing house in contemplation. 1t is the peoples
Institution. and we expect the people to nber-
a Ni ii.RpII iowa, oct.r. & Tvs sapsria.ed..
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DROBATE SuTICE.-Notice Is hereby given.
i that ON the 5th day OF oyember, 1885 Cath
arine Anderson, widow Of James 8. Anderson
deceased, filed, in the County Court Of Cedar
county, Iowa, her petition claiming her dover
in the following described real estate Of the
said James =. Anderson, tO-wit: The north X
OF the northwest quarter and the NORTH west
quarter OF the northeast quarter of section four
township eighty-one. range one. in Cedar coun-
~. Iowa: and asking that referees be appointed
Ia :dmeasure and act apart to her said dover:
and that said petition Is SET for hearing on the
18th day Of November, 1868.
j. G. RETTS, Count Judge
November 9TH 1856: s5s.3
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DIR. BIGELOW

l. the only Ply stefan, ~ . Specialist.
now in Chicago that can he entirely
relied upon. Go TO HIN, and not suf-
fer that horrible disease TO remain In
yoar system, disfisurins your face and
holy, besides destroying your happi-
ness and future prospects Of life. He
has made Private Diseases and Nerv-
Gus Debility his study for the past
twenty year,, and is therefore the per-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

TIC CIV requires - lac sarri- with abundance u
a---"t i' max" f.1 ta''tis 10 desirable. bat to
KEEP regular -s1Isftt al milk, and all owners Of
sts- III tint i's siying ti,esg
sLOEN'S CONDITION PowO0RD
tse' attk. large isrrr. in quantity and quality
aiih iH. Ii caiItss n all fever and ins-
Euri''e- 81 lie lied The ~ Il seen throughout the
".t-t l., \ = b sh.t shs,ssisat dw 81 milk.
T!is Est i-sininK tn lie II the valuable
Pr't-fi.- SfsMa's s0AdifiaH 110seaev, In pro.
a,fr III aiiian II his secp and preventing many
u The hss..-ss Il all the dine.tcate,i animals.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22
DOty'S Clothes Washer

axardcd ths FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
NEW ENGLAND FAIR OF 1866.
These are the cheapest and best machines for wash
ing and wringing clothes The washer using boiling
hot snds, saves three-foarths the labor and time;
takes out AL the dst; hands; feted air;
Scion Robinson says: 81 assure you sour machine,
aner years. use II thought more Of to-day than ever
and you'd not b parted with under any eonsiders-
Mr. Orange Judd. Editor Of The Anerican Agrieul-
turist says Our better hair says this is taken l.
most kindly b tho 'heip,' and that she eannos per
Prof Yosnass, Il. D., says: sour fanily 10 not
small, but smart girl, IL years old, did the washing
lass veek in about four hours and that toe,
Bishop Scott, Of the n. Z. Church, Odessa, Del,
says: II took hold (which, Of course, should not
have done II We had nachine), and In ~ hosrs ~
sheets, and they we're well done. too. We like our
machine much; could not Le persuaded to do without
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OFT.
The rich might do without these machines, but the
poor who must value time. labor and the saving Of
clothes. have to look then - househeld necess-
Its worth 81 per week in any f.nily.-txew York
Tribune.
Growing in favor the more IL Is used. We likeit.-
II really merits ali the good ths. can be said Of IT.
Rural New Yorker.
Easily worked, and does ns work well.-[Ohio
Farmer.
After fair trial We give il the preference over oil
otherS.-lIowa Honsstead.
It 10 the very bsst machine for washing clothes
ever saw.-lNew Haven Journal and Courier.
illustrated circulars, giving Wholesale and retail
On receipt Of the price from places where No one 10
s.h. re s -. send one Ms:Ass And one Wn:s:
Washer, eH; No. ~ wrnses, 90; No. wrinses,
r. C. DROWNING, General Agent,
No. 80 Courtlandt st, New York.
Missy Opposite Aerchants' Uotsl.)
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A CHOICE assortment OF PIPES in their
IA many varieties also astaitioT al su pultt
Of Prime Tobaccos-jnst received NJ
March LIST, lS66. LLDESts.
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ssOh, pa Mr.. Smith was here this
morning, and when ma told him that
vou would not be at home till late, he
lid her lips were were like honey, aud
that he wished he was bee, snd then
M kisped hsr. They gave me stick Of
candy not totell any one, but don't
fhfnk they'd mind you, you're 30 wei
~ ouainted with Ma"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22
SOMETHING new
UNDER THE SUN!
A NEW ERA In MEDICINEl

as-Let the Suffering and Diseased read the
following.
tors, and spoken Of as incurable, read the fol-
lowing.
a. Let al who can believe facts. and can
have faith in evidence, read the following:
KNOW all MEN pY THESE PRESENTS, That, on this
the Twentieth day Of June in the year Of cur Lord
One Thousand light Hu ndred and Sixty Six person.
being duly sworn aepo.sd a, follows. Th. he i. the
sole general agent for the lifted States and depend
ence thereof for Preparations or medicines known
certificates are yerbatum copies TO the best Of his
knowledge and belief"
JAMES sMEIrRE,
Isl Notary Public,
Wall steeet, New York.
great relief and that the awful pain in my side has
left me At last-shanks to ysur medicine Oh, DOCTOR
never write it enough. THANK you again and again,
and that really the friend Of eli suf
vi: is' ss .'a E sIs sss hope
lis Avenue D.
This 10 TO certify that was discharged from the
army With Chronic DiarrhGa. and have been cured BY
Dr.: Masgiel's Pills WILSON HARVEY,
New York, April I, 1865. 81 Pitt Street.
The following Is an interesting case Of nan EN-
% a!s u
explosion. The melted iron Vas thrown around and
on hin IL pe,sec. shower. and be ~. burnt dread
him, about eight weeks after the accident:
NEW YoRx, JAnnary IL, 1866.
NJ name Is Jacob Hardy; l am an Iron Founder; 1
badly By hot iron 10 last; my burns
healed, bu. had rannins ny leg shas would
not heal; tried Masees salye. and 1t cured me in
Il Iron worss, q an o .s0'a' can 'ee ne
J.HARDY, lls 0oerict Street.
Extracts from Various letter.:
II had no appetite; Magsiels Pills gave me hearty
your Pills marvelous.''
house."
'pr. Nag;cl has cured my headache ,bss vas chre-
nic.s
81 care half Of ofyou, Pills to ny babs for ehol-
ora norbas The dear little thing got wall In day."
my nausea Of : .ornns is nov csred.''
You. bop Of ..ss.el's salys cured Of noises 10
ears, and the noise len.''
'.ssnd me two boxes, ant one for poor family"
II enclose dollar, price 10 % cents, but the
medicine 70 me il worth dollar.''
.'send me i've boxes Of your Pills.
LET me have threeboxes Of your Pills BY return
msil''
/ have over zoo such Testimonials
A. this, but sant Of space conpels me to conclude
FOR CUTANEoUs DISORDERS
And all eruptions OF the skin, the sALvE il most
invaluable II does not heal externally alone, but
pene,ratss With the most searching effects TO the
root Of the evil.
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
Invariably the following Diseases:
Asthma. Bowel Complaints,
Coughs Colds, Chest Diseases,
Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
1e.s. .a e1 1ss., P pss.,. Complaints.
ni s.a.a: ,.aifs::,ss k: sss:s:.
Liver Complaints. Lowness Of spisits,
kingvorm, BheuOA9io0s SLa1ds,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

J. =. Boynton
nAYB THE HIGHEST MARKET pRYrY
il Nv Cash. for Butter CRrs. racc,i. Ter, r.
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slesE's CONDITION POWDER

SlVkk ; CUHttllO0 PUWUkk
h. L. l. eiuls sod # herbs and roots and
FIR nine-- .afiy. c-ri AID t,r",s stand.
fa!s Nstttcin-..
II carries IN all xr,.ss nanrs rre~nts hosses from
b~s'ri,uS siiA laundering ,Hriies the hloud kssens
siir skiiA and give. .u-,'h and glossy
el,ases the water and strengthens every bart u lhe
.sAy II IL AIS, safe mud certain remedy FIR coughs
aud c.d.. which generate . many fatal Diseases.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

0S-A IN. rrat package 4 Stoan's Condition
S.'s~sfrs !ntt haired II .si,i j. better than too
u>h-. = !, G.'t.n Ls'c and 10 \ certain pre-
r-Hil.- 4 li.rs Cirtati, HIND SisSgsts and Other
ii.- IL a it. hsf,.
s3f7fOS.-iu reos,c, ourselves and the putiie
fi.sn a.ns Vt1ast ~ worthless limitations the
seannc vi b~.t the fac invade signature Of the Pre-
trt.t,T. .sn thee st4,,,,tr
nc. - /. - rrs
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WATT HUBER.

Mechanicsville. Iowa, Nov. l. 1896.
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it to get out of the way, man in the
moon smiled, doubled up his fist and we
doubled upon it with much enthusiasm.
Started broad awake with the force of
the blow, found ourselves standing on
our head, on the floor, our feet reposing
on our couch, and violent pains raging
in the place located just below the belt.
Coming to our waking senses, discov-
cred the cause of our perturbed sleep;
opened the window, threw tin-foil and
Enclosure out; passing dog seized and
levoured it, but instantly began to howl
for "pen and ink" striking out on a o:4o
gait for the prairie, and has never been
heard from since.
We decline dreaming on wedding
cake for the future, don't think it con-
duces to that tranquility Of spirit and
peace of mind which should belong to
members Of the editorial fraternity, and
feel persuaded that it is an invention of
the adversary, vanity Of vanities" not
at all in our line, and that pleasant
dreams and wedding cake are not made
at the same shop.
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! have over 200 such Testimonials
A this, but sant OF space compels me to conclude

And all eruptions Of the skin, the SALvE 10 most
inv aluable. II does not heal externally alone bat
peneirass With the most searching effects the very
root Of the evil.
, 1866-05-05
FROM HEMPHlS.

The WeatbcF-fSlxer Hewk-Thc tetot
Endtd-Opit,fot,e of the Glt9 Press in.
Rrlu.infs tn it-Unfounded Rumors-
The metropolitan Police Ht}t Grove
ing In Faror-The Frasacfi.e Act-A
Grand Iswif-A Rnre and Noble Act
j %s.rsas Question.
s5cc!rl uesnstch to the Chicago THaune.1
MExrusa, Maya.
The not Is happily at an end. The Mayor |. sober.
E-rt,rtnrnt md strange 1umor. hsye sub.ided, uud
bursrcss t. being resunaed. sas- shooting xetapc
es~ssa san p,san, *lss' ID 'na aa,sh no sood e
.a 1sn:e ny @ ii desga1s6, and saa,,nne no
% 10 esSe % ibe eIiy: iRsS can we'll Be zpared s.,o
II: sena'sE.. = wean,sasy @ might St + ;s r.,
ase7bst Ibo ro1 10 tbe natural ants1atny ereg;;
where c1ftt1ng between lnehntn and negroes. anu
20, s1s, hs tas + Va. ane.
de.nd ny The fauatical teachings OF abo'1iouis'e.
The Fstfa radical paper, has pau ,i't1e TO tay. fur
nounees liz ssndish sp1is whieh cuira,nasd IL ihe
burning Of The houses Of the he1ples* and innocent
and Asrz.4 As base and untTuc
Tie :rnort that Gen. Stonenaan had authorized
the reorrani.auon Of the Old Hundred and Fitty;
fors1h Tcpnc< acc rebel regiment fur lhc purpose q
founded. The GN1ttu suggests the appointment
eaa o. So9.nern % men, e rslasiaiy. to insesaa,,
The origin Of The riot. and report 10 the authosl'te
The citT Is ttili under martial law. The event
ot he pn:1 three day. have created feeling In taso
of Inc metropolitan Police Bill, NOW pend1uE in ii
Etste Legislature. mr.,
The fnh paesare Of the franchise Bth BY u
Etnir Serl,r & rlcc1yed with indignation heEe N
therc sle rumors Q! rcta'tasory or revolutions =
DEMONSTRATION. The blu d:sfIanehtes ~ who al
ed or abetled the csuxo Of the iate Gon!e1tfaey-
"a rrnnd ball WAS given at The Gayosa Honse q
nicb., the proceeds ef which are TO he devoted
he pprchsse ofhmbs for rnMreu Confederate e
d,erf Il WIS crowded With be1uty ana lAsnto
end II considered one Of the mort brilliant ALA
rycr Nftrcstcd u Memnh1e. Oser IS. 600 were !
aiized. It uas noticed that many Of ne que
The fsdies Of Coiuubus, Mississippi, e1hfbltet
! highly conncpdahle spirit recently, n deeosstl
The gsaves Or ihe Coufeoerate deaa u hne Genet.
of tbxt cty, Last Heek they paid she sstne M
, 1866-05-05

the OrEuA.-If anything were wanting 10 de-
monslrate the fact that Mox Strakosch and his COM
pany oi artists achieved 4 triumph on the opening
ntEht this pro0f was supplied last evening. in The
r4c.encc Of large and appreeaattse audience on
opera when viii always rauk a. standard work.
but at The same time has been 20 thoroughly popu-
larized By the street organs and other similar agc-
The world or conno,seuss IN nue1c. Sach an au-
dienec as gathered last evening has only unce as
sem bed to hear Trora1ore IN chicago, and that on
10 cunous public It was decided recognition
Of thc merits Of tho manager and artlste, and as
eufP wegH h hx .G, ds9ed ,c e,,h
derne:s, the deen pa'hos, the wicrd melodies Of
ma. Sa 5sn s. ses caa dtt de9s
Goridisg obain1ns in Its composition it la amply
! compensated for by the mafterly ekil vilh shicn
eves &c % md anon reeufiius, bnt a,says viii ren
touch OF originality sufficient 10 o1ytate The feeling
or saHcncss watch pczEades some operas, wtll pre-.
from begfnnire 70 close, while the plot Is ias les.
Objectionable IN tho score ot tucohercnee than the
| average.
Ehluni. who rang With precision and feeling
worthy OF tho hlsh reputation she has attained:
Mofcnsf IL Etlll mt:salled In lh,s character Bel
In. and afastintll1ni 1nsde their 1fsI appeaance
|
/ nco." Both were In excellent voice. 0aa ne necC
cay no more 10 thoee 10 whom their TOMS hsrt
been 20 acceptably familiar in the past. 1he Ia:
act given with especial feryor. and was asrSct
:! | by txo hearty curorcs, the ductt 10 the Towc
7 | kceEc heiue most deilcinuely rendered.
. hcsEca.-Mr. Frank E. Aiken was the rceipieu
| of hcnedt last nigh. st the Museum. md goo
house fullY attested thc apprcc'son n which be
selected ior the occasion. va 'The Iron cas:t."
Mortimer. ILL., rendition Of the character ey7nee
csreinl study and thorungh appreciation OF the a
: tEro. .%Ka'hartpe and petttcht','f - which close
the Performance. wss acctplallY rendered By Il
: The 'Ntd.ummcr Nights Dream" wifi be pr
it 1rou Cnesl' and .4Dunb Btlle-+'
HcI1cKEn's T1IrATtH-The Octoroon was Z
peated last night to good house Thls altcrno
ind evening, VIII Be again given, With Mr: Mev1c
| cr a. -'Sa1em Scnaact.' which be 1 10 the lite.
AcApExr or MCslc.-On Monday afternoon
cnnantmcptars bensnt il rendered 10 Mr.. ]. B. =!
GIL, an actor who has been formerly known IN Z
IT city, Several eminent actots hsve volunteered 1n
n. serves fot lhc OCCASION, and IN attractive p
eramme l. prepared.
, 1866-05-05

md pezaona} estate ia the aty, md tt2t N edtI.
uonal Tax Of tho eszne amonnt b leried when d.
eeAtRrT 10 complete TIC tunnel ....
AID, Knlekerboeker moyed that The report Of the
Cor1..tee ct ths Whols Be accepted and adopted
Upon tho ca1l of The pxsvloua question on The
psstaGe Of the ordinance, tho rose stood-syea II,
noesa B
Tbs ordinances ss1s therefore dec1srcd lost fx
Rant Of 4 constitutional majority.
The Council then sdIo-tret, at II p. n.
l. 6otprxus Hoxr.-Tnc Bosrd OF Managers OF
The Boldle4s Home held 4 speesal rnesting 1ester-
day Afternoon, ut the ROOMS Of the Young Nea's
Christian Association, Ar1. D3cxinson In The eair
MT. sAudlotd presented list OF unpaid biffs fot
The month OF March, asnouuttnx to S1,sa1A
% motion or Ms. Hosmer, the Visiting cS cosa-
mltee were instructed to enquire into hs eordl.
ton OF dtrtnEnd ufu. who Wxa committing dep
sedations ut the Homo, with view 70 ind more
sulsabie aaylnm for him.
Mrs. BlaymAn reported that sixty.dVe among
the inmates Of the Hurnn were N receipt Of pen
tfonR.
The Treasurer presented nnsnc!al .rport for tho
year, and cou1mluee was appointed 70 examine
the eanre IN detail
Arrangements were made for the opening OF tho
New uome, which will taka place on Thursday
next. The occasion III be celebrated BY banquet
TO the inmates at half past twelvr. noon. Several
contribution we're reported, and mote VIII DC
The Board then adjourned
FzRsoNA1--Antor General PzenisBs Is In this
city ios a few days. Brfgadlet General G. G.
Noger Ia in This city. nearly recovered tzo hi.
cent severe l1lness. Ills prcrent home Is It Spung
field, where be has resumed the prachce Of Law.
, 1866-05-05
sundries--rhc River Tunne1 Question

An adjourned special meeting at the Common
Council was held last evening, IN the Council
GhamheT bis Honor, the Mayor, In the chair. Tbero
were also present, Aldermen Gage, Kniclesoocker:
cartcr, Mercy, Wilmarth, Sheridan Fttahie, Woeo
ard, no!aeq, Talcost, Rixhy> Bond. Russell, Hun
ley Gastficld, FEanken+ froudfooi, LaNson. bhAek-
The object d The meetlpg-tos general bustuess-
vas announced BY the clesk.
Arr,o,utiop Offered by Aid, Sheridan requiring
iha. cars shall Iun 70 the Western terminus 81 me
Archer Road branch Of the state Street Railway
every len MINUTES from 4 "a. 10 p n ana every
twcLty minu'es from p. rn% to midnight, Mas
!akcn up md placed on ase on mollon Of AID
ko'ekeFoockef' cu.san sAxx,
Aid. Gasiftelds sceolnfions changing the name OF
Third street to West Ene street. was rcterca 70 me
tam1nst,ec on Strrcta and Alleys In the West
DisIeinn.
| Aid. Hpttingera resolution directing the Bos1d
Of Public Works 10 furush plkns Snd ctttna1cs TOT
bridge over The EoF1h Branch III Dtsi.iou ttrrct,
,zidges. -,-
AID. Rustclt's ruotlon requiring that all scaFen
er,e wagon. that1 be flose1y covered. under penalty
10 nc Board Of poisct sud Health Commissioners
TIE wAsu1roruN sTnHET TCNSE1-
| EThe majority and minority reports Of tne JOIN!
Xeat Divisions on the resolution OF Aid. Hond 4
cham Tire location ot the proposed tunnel nnde
III f7Scr at WashtnCt0n ftfctt to Adams street, VIE
next tAken hon the table.
Aid, Tsleott moyrd that the Council fesolve ft4cl
| tplo Committee Of the Whole u thoroughly d!
| russ the tunnel question.
The motion p1,<ailed.
lie motion prevailed, aud AID. Woodasd assume
the prceide0cy OF the Comu1tttce N purauans
| thereof
tscahility md value ofiurnels in sencsal and md
The Chicago ttvet IN particular, toGcthe! wlth q
rcet location for t:hlc1gn tunnel, the Conmttt
90 motion Of Aid. McRoT roAe 70 report prosss.s.
TIC Cammittee reported 10 tho Council N II
; Ia the nIuuNE, authorizing the construction Of
r ,rnnel Under the south. Hfnaeh q the Chiea!
a | ltisrf, al Washiurtun street; tha', 70 as1fa3
= .xpenfe Of butldtpe the sa13e, ono hundred Don't
: Of ,G each, De Issued. bearing interest A. ses
j. per cent, payable seroiannnall{ = Ncw aofx. =
n the bfs. days OF January and July u eAcn -
~ also that TAX OF one nfH be sSsotecu upon 3