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TOPEKA, KAN.
The R1tsiness Outlool5.-Pr0 r0viding for
thc p0Or.-Tho 4'0lstcroy.Eorik E8rib-
FI'r1n0.

The RNsiness Outloolz.-Pr0vidfn for
thc p00r.-Tlio F0lMcroy-Eorik ksrib-
cry Trial.
sRecfa! Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
TorEKA Kan., Dec. so.-The leading NOR
chants Of tho city oxpress themselves highly
satisfied with tho buaness dono by thon during
these hard times, and It Is likely to ron,ain good
through tho winter. In fuct, tho hard times aro
not felt very seriously in this vicinity. There
seoms to DO nearly the anne amount Of moncy
In circulation as bofore the panic, If one can
judge from tho volume Of business dono Yet
all avoid unnecessary expense.
\ meeting Of oitlzenB Was held at the Mayors
ofl'co last evening" for the purpose Of nnuhing
arrangements for MI entertainment for the ben
Cit Of the poor Of this city. 1t was decided to
give concert and bull on Thursday evening,
Jan. 8. The membcrs Of tho Womous Chrissinn
Association meet tomorrow afternoon with
muny others for tho purpose of making still fur
thor arrangements.
Tho trial Of ex-senator Pontcroy, known as
pomerny and York bribery trial. ia net for Mon
day, JAM D. it having been postponed to that
time on nrco'lnt Of many witnesses being absent
ut the time it should hava been trioti, when tile
Court tiynt opened.
, 1873-12-31
PERSONAL.
THE CITY, ,

THE CITY.
| Redpatli's Lycoum Bureau, Of Boston, is ar
ranging Western tour for the celebrated En-
giEh novelist, Wilkie Collins, and it III iutontletl
that he s1all appear in this city early III Jaru-
ary. He will tccite m original story entitled
1.-The Dream Woman"
uoTE1. ARRIVALS.
Grand Pac2ac-G. n. Gray, Montreal; George
Everett, Boston; William Carey, Salt Lnko
City; A. Y. II. Carpenter. H. 4 st. ?. II. Il. !;
T. Q. Rowland, Cucinnati; George r..
Ripley, New York; W. X. jennings,
Pittsburgh. .... Palmer rRousc-William Nc
Creepy, President A., Y. l. P. n. H.; II. N. Titus,
New York; Nelson Young st. Louis; A. IL.
nobb Philadelphia; L; D. Moody, indianapolis;
Sherman Ilouse~The Hon. F. S, Bailey, Ciin-
ton. H.; James A. Whittier. East Sagfnaw G..
Potersen, N[ilwaulsee; ". T.. ,Toncs Salt Luke
City; Y. T. Watson, Vinton, 1a.; Henry smytho
cn1cAaoAHs ABROAD.
The following IL liat Of tile Chicngoaps in
Europe OH tue 18th of December. according to
the american Register: P0ria-Nra. George W.
Daine, James @. Bccl;with. George Cornish,
John A. Cutler and family. Miss AMMO 7.
w., Mrs.. and the ,lisaes Kin.ball, Joseph
Mcdill and fatlilY, Charles B. and Mrs. pope,
aIisH Nellie Pullman, Miss stella Reed Martin
lnd AIRS. 1iyorHon. AtrH. Il. Il. Spnfford, Douglas
). and AIRS. Taylor, MISC Ireno r. Wnllron, John
G: White. Niee-Riehart3 and Airs. Gregg, Mrs.
Philip and tue Misses Wadsworth, Mrs. T. 4.
Eastman, Al.ss Carria ]. fish. ". s. and D1rs.
Hall, ". and Mrs. Hickling, Miss Z. g. Kellogg.
Charles 3, and Mrs. Mum and family, london
b A. Cox, E. Fl. Cannon md family, William
Cannon. J. E. Jenkins 7, Miller, Nlias Pull
man, A. B. Pullman, Z. Pullman, Mrs. ]. s. and
MisB Olive Sprogle II. L. Sprogle. Pan-S D.,
Mrs., and Miss Howos.
III GENERAL.
Charles Lenox Romond, once = we'll known
anti-slnvcry agitator. il dead.
An English Jenkins tolla us that Queen VIC
toria llas cask OF fresh sea water sent to her
daily for her morning bath during her residence
in London.
William 4. Wallace las resigned his Vice
presldency Of tue ToSaB Pacific Railroad. aud
returned to his first mud earliest love- tho man-
agelnens Of Pennsylvania Democratic politics.
Last week Di3hop Niles, OF the Episcopal Do
ceae of Now Hampshire, was made IN American
citizen. Though residing i'll this country for
many years, ho has never before hoen natural
ized.
The Madison (Wis.) Democrat III inclined to
doubt the statement recently published i'll the
Journal that Prof Dnscom, OF Williams College,
bad accepted the Presidency Of the Wisconsin
authority for repeating the statement, and for
aaying further that Prof. Dasco1n will probably
assume the duties Of nis new poBition ut tho ha-
ginning OF the next colcge-ycar. prof. Dascom
III strong man every way. and, while Williams
can III afford to loss him, Madison las good
cause to congratulate herself in securing him.
Boston Journal.
, 1873-12-31
THE REVENUE FRAUD.
Examination OF The Books Of Jordan,
Marsh g. TO.
A Clerk Of the Firm Playing a Double
Role.


'peef"t NApateh 20 1he thfcd9" dffdhnf'
losroS, AtasE., Dec. 30.--To-lay the oxamina-
tion Of tho books and panors OF aIoasrs Jordan,
Mnrsh d Co. was farlv 1,ovn,, tim yroator mart
of stor1o,. hn,,,,,,, ,,..., a,''.s1 ~
a. "s ,an.. .''!ns o'ei' aoaofooo Ut atfahBi'e
e's 'oouiho'ta LUZ inspection Ill uetnll III Inc
otsier OF tile specifications. Tho representatives
OF tile firm are allowed accosy to tile booky In
tho possession of ti,a t1ctcr,ivcs m arro,ua.
n,ent whereby thoy ,nnv bo nrnn,uci NJ thu
aalesroom having 6oen t,1rortetl' .lntlrc T'awoIt
has ruled Tint the ;nynativntinn uh1ie ha nm.
tinnd to Ihe anncIn rh"ran. n1", ,,,",ta "d W. f.,
tho comp1uint nui lin cataa mnntIoraa
in tl,a nif}t1nv;t rhta ,si i''9 ~o,.at ~
officers from milking ont caae n, sncl, ,ro,.m;.
t,,tIn M t1,av rInm fl,o;r o ~ ia ~ a,
niowc1 tn yn nynr thn ,rhnl" rm,uo ~ ~, 49,
acuo,,s or m Inn, '"''''' - sA'' ''ah9'
,,,r cu,unra
mt fo,th In t1,a cnn,r,nint of sroc;,. sro,t
Uinpl,nm pnoc;rv to varjn,,a stcotnara n ,ros,
thu rootis ware ,mnortofl tba 1atca ~ III" aoy.
orn1 },nunrtn tinuu In r1nn. oF 11n9a NH H..
nunbnra nnn mnr1;s NJ to "ouoa sr,n s,rut caas.
mrntinnnI rolntna ~ n nnnn,;t,, of drons ,,nd"
imnortoi Mnrrh TX iar1 anf1 In cf3o rno1
arp hroucht f}n,y,, In t,,c VI ~ f1atohor
lust. when one cann Of oooffu wns imnortoi In
tie steamer Oly,nn,e, IN yhich II il nilaoed Tint
tic customs oI,nrrca were mi nd1eI 10 tha in.
voice. Tic renort Tint n. & Jnckuon thn cerl
WHO lat oxcj,1syo cl,nrrc ri thc ta
tho informcr, through 3 brotLor III tha seryicn Of
tlo Government In Nav York. In 5n1,nd bv.ont,
of tho totcctiyeu, WHO cluims thnt much Of hia
1NrorMhT1oY oAsr FROM Anuntn.
though ho admits aid from within tl,o nstaf]ial-
mont. Tho mcrabors OF tic firm, hayo dolnjto
, 1873-12-31

5.... ~. M, ...-I T.. . ~. ......I, r. - .
uloh VI tho stIent Ill LOW 'hohtH6. u WIS y
wlonE statc ol tn!aRa wno', tnae1ef lhust nee,
ossat!ty no lI'ctninIe''. Mla lnIllcte4 corpora
raa,,a.,.;i;,i. raut .ie, ~" n ~ t"7ac''' III" 'o
1e5Putlh'ptt1tE iuht WIN ~ t,"iu'
inspector !saliyan sa'a II l,o Aat! lts way, not
Rtt'B!n Child HlloniA 10 suspended or expelled.
Keep tHofii no inR an their rarentH wo,litl sond
tHetns n''" "t4oil ofcfftt!IH nau IaolI, uo
nol1evou "a corporal punishment. Lot
.ho to"HneF haVa tEn power to
pnhlht, thG GhHiteh. Nhon toachor
np.aaesa t .as nameia tno toaclef. Ito w1'i''l say
tilas "hah large I'imhor Of hllspensioha o.
, 1873-12-31

Movement tn Secure the Holding OF
the Next State Enir III tlant City.
Special Dtspafchfo Tie cAtcago 1ribu,,r.
DuHuQuE, 1a.. Dec. 80.-EIorta are making
here to secure tho holding Of the State Fafr at
thin place tho next three yeara. An association
has bcen formed for tho purpose Of raising tho
necessary means, and seyonty-two acres OF
ground, known as The Driving lark, have been
purchased for fair grounds, il tile stnto
Fair should be held here. A meeting
Of the citizens was hold ut tle Courthouse TO-
night for the purpose or doyising ways and
moan!i to secure tho object lenrotl. Speeches
wero mntlo hy largo number Of citlzens, and n
committees WAS appointed to raine funds for tho
purpose Of erecting buildings for the nccornmo-
dation Of exhibitors in case 1t Ia decided to
hold tho fair in thi, city. The grounds already
purchnacd cost 81 800.
, 1873-12-31
A CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY.
4 Husband SliO0ts kHinise1f, Tiai1lki1lE
Tint FAC nG:2. Killed Q1la Wife.

Tint FAC HAS 1killcA Q1ls Wife.
Eronslhe !vr,c York ;Sun, D~:. 81,
james Gallagher md his wife Elizabeth oceu-
pieI rooms on an upper floor Of the tonenout
the white land works. alld waH III occasional
dyinker. His wife drank to exccae, and pnwnctl
clothing for liquor. On Christmas morning Gal
higher begged Of her not to drink on that day,
shooting with friends, but should return to sup
per aud pass tho evening with her. He then
gevo ller md the two children trit1inE Christmas
presents, furnished money for tho Christmas
supper, ind sailed forth with lis rifle.
III tho evening Ao retllrnea and fonutl the fire
out, the children crying, and hiswife gone With
all oath he throw t he rllie to tile aoor, and
started for the Fifth Ward groggcrieB. Hin
wife'H diasolute habits and nucollcern Tor har
little Ones had troubled him often. He seo1ns
md girl, & and years old, aud tho neighbors
say that he haH often been seen crying over
thcn on his return to checllosA homo, wecp-
ing children. aud helpless woman uprawling On
tho aoor.
Toward midnight Gallagher returned how'll
derod with drink. His vito was lying uncon-
aciona on the Threshold Maldenod by the
sight md tho liquor, lie seized her hoad mud
shoulders, lifted her ar, md threw her over tho
balnster Of thu stairway. She struck the floor IL
feet below, md uttered ona piercing sllriak.
The house WAS speedily III commotion, and
the Inmates carriod the woman baek to her
dUoF,
.'Gallaghcr! Gallagher /" thoy shouted.
"To h. with yon ALL" wan the angry re-
sponse. $50 away from my door and leaso mo
alone."
They told him he had killed his wife, aud l,o,
in return, ordered them u!I, this timo adding
tArcat thnt he should shoot anybody who at-
tempted to enter.
Whilo the group were discussing plans Of ac-
tiou, tho Sharp report Of tho rln rang through
tho house. The police wero summoned and,
while they pounded tho door. Gallagllers voice
WAS again heard, threatening to shoot whoeyer
entered. Tho door wills then battercd down.
The man was stretched IN the floor; his little
boy was crying over him. md lio claspcd tho
little girl to his breast. Her dress was stained
with her fathor'B lifo-blood. He had shot him.
self In tho abdomen, and he died within fifteen
mtnrtos.
The hoy, bright lttle fellow, told Capt.
Bourne thnt AZ hiH father entored. he loaded l,ia
Enfield ritlo, kissed both llia children Hcyeral
tllaes, and balo them bs good and never dlin&.
Ihen he pulled of ouo of lliB slloep, and his
stocking; ho placed the stock against the stove,
and with Que hand held the nluZzle to tho pit Of
bis stomach; with hs too lao pulled tho trigger
buck, aud the explosion followed.
Four officers took the corpan to the police stu
ton on a atretchor; four more followed with tho
inanimato form Of the intoxicated wife. Yeator-
aay morning tho Captain aaid to the Coroner:
1.-THE woman is dead drunk; she doesn't know
anything about it."
, 1873-12-31
THE CLINTON BRIDGE,

DUBUQUE, Ia, Doc. 80.-Petitous are iu cir.
culatlon through Northern 1owa aslslng Congress
to oxiend to the Cl!tton bridge tie law au-
thoriziug the construction ot bridges across tho
slissisappi River, aud throwing them
opon to III railroads Wishing to use
.hsu ~ poatal feutss By Tho
, 1873-12-31
THE p0LAR]s suRVIv1Rs.

NEw YoNn, Dee 80.-A few members ct tho
PolprlH crew mot Tonight aud signed u memorial
to Congress askuU additional compensation b.
ra,lso OF the iuablity OF snoHt Of them to Eain q
livelihood In consequence Of tho harlshps Gu
du1ed In the employment OF the Government.
, 1873-12-31
KANSAS clrYl,VE.sT0CK MARKET.

Special Dispatch to The Ghlcuao If.bHne.
KAHsAs csTy, Mo-, Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING
very Light mostly stock catla transactions liRht
1sccs ateady i'll grades shuao butter Oh butch.
err aud nlprors stock. saes Of Texan sioux steers
At 1900 per head.
lloas-ecelpts 800 most offerings taken ut $aa5
ak1a; packers holding ot. hrt ssiless urgent for
stronger figures, Ghs ssoek eold y mostly % Light
ptis3 ii tA93.
, 1873-12-31
The DETROIT PARK QUESTION,

ansy1 1'' nsDs''" ,ic # 1"s ihs'0 sa ~ aoaa % o
pouenta Of the park job III Detroit have hoped,
III Inst result, that Attoluoy-G General Ball
would uall fur an injunction restraining the
Mayor from isHuiug thu parl bonds but Balls
law-partner at this city las information from
him that ae docs not intend to Interfere.
, 1873-12-31

lny1nonk of TOLLS Tho Clinton brltlpo'
waa built before tho enactment OF tl,ts law, and
tho c Northwestern Railroad having lohscd 1t re-
1nscg otlor roaaH aocoas to 1t. Congress- in
asKca to conpol them to 'lo 1t. Petitions were
also IN circulation hero against the repool OF t)o
Banlrutt act. ~ ~
, 1873-12-31
THE COAL SUPPLY,

Special Dispatch to The thicaon I55hunt.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. 30.-It IL announced that
al! tho mines worked by tho Philadelphia and
lsoadiug Coal and Iron Company layo suspended
for tile balance OF the year, aMd the presnmp-
tion Ia TINT large number Of others will 10 the
came, aa the ordcrs on hand arc generally
supplied,
, 1873-12-31

EVENING DoAnp. CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. s0-9 p.
m.-saloa at tho Evening Eoartl, $40 brls mesa
tlckot lard, cash, s;Sc';' 2 cars groen hams, ID
ID average, at BE1c.
, 1873-12-31
LEGAL TENDERS

LEGAL TENDERG.
WAau1Na7os, .. g., Dec. s0.-outasandiug
lsgA tsudsss, e97e, ,al6.7 .7o2.
, 1873-12-31
A Rule to Abolish Defeated by Two
Votes.
The Majority Declare 1t Is Necessary
to Preserve Discipline.
In Certain Gases, It Is a Comfort to
Take u Pupil by tho Collar.
Transfers and Appointments
Miscellaneous Business.

A regular meeting Of the Doard Of Education
was held last ovoning, President King in the
Chair.
THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
The School Agent presented tho following
rsptttr,,,nfrnffnn
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-11
q JOINT. REsoLUT1oN TO Alnow
E. W. BHADDy, OF OHANGrrrno
couNTy9 TO REDEEM cEuru>
FERFEITEU LANDS

Be It rcso're1 dy the Senate aud
House Of Representatives Of The Sta;c
of South Carolina, now met and Sit u
in General Assembly, and b. tho
authority of the same, That T. w.
Brady, Of the County of OrangcLurg
be, and is hereby, allowed to redeem.
certain lands formerly owned by him in
said County, consisting of sixty iG0I
acres, more or less, whicd have become
ktprfehea TO Sthe State by virtue Of the
Snoh-pa ymenS Of taxes, and the want Of
bidders at the sale Of the same, on con
dition that he shall pay over to til,
County TrcasurcfofO Orangeburg c, unity
all taxes. penalties anl costs which ar,
due upon the same, after which the
te7cHntgs Auditor shall expungc tie said
lands from the forfeited land record Of
Orangeburg County.
Approved February o7, 1879.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-11

CS to $2O PER DAY! Agents
OC WANTED All clasces of working
people, of either sex, young or old, make
more money at work for us in their snare
moments, or all the time, than ut anything
else Particulars free. Address
G5 STINSON & CO.,
sept = 10 Portland Maine.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-11
Approved February p, 1913

NNNNsPS-ettH 49, JS'-' P'6 "S'NoH - ~ 81
Boz: Corn" said he 'Do YOU fc d
it in the ear ?" asked The friend. ID,
you think am fool?" said the sscx
street nqpssa3r rcasticnlly
Adversely cxasIcratcs fools, deicc $
towards, draws ont six faculties OF .hy
wise, puts the modest to the NECESSITY
Of trying their skill, awcs the opulen,
and makes the idle industrious Much
may be sad in favor of adversely
the worst Of il is that it has no friends
a gentleman, whose house was under
repair, went out ono day to see how III
work progressed : add, Observing a qutn
tity Of matcrinl0Ging about, said to the
carpenter, "Why don't you take care IT
these hsils? They certainly are lost,
Mo- rcpfcd the carpenter you Il find
themsia the bill"
lfeyou desire to know whether a'wo
man is constant, perscvering and capable
Oh pursuing an OBJECT to the end, lCOk
into her work basket If you end there
two, three, or. more unfinished pieces OF
work, each one Of which has become
foilcd from lying around, you may sa!e
~ conclude that she is tickle
A Chinese servant was broue hit home
by the gentleman of the house, and his
mistress inquired his pamo /: "Yuns
Hoo Win" "Oh Y said she, fT cannot
call that; ] will call you Charley"
"Whpts your namei" he asked in
return. My nGme is Mrs. John
Browning" Wellec, | callcc you john"
exclaimed the celestial.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-11
JOINT RESOLUTION TO ALLOW VI -
DoIIN, OF ORANGEnuRG CouNrY
TO REDEEM CERTAIN EoRPEIrRD

Bc II TcSoIcc1 dy the Seratc anG
lIousc Of Representatives of The Stat,
of South Carolina, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same, That NJ Doliu
ofsthe County Of Orange ''urg, be, and
he is hereby, allowed to red ecm ccrlaiL
lands formerly owned BY him in said
County, consisting of one hundred and
fifty Q5O) acres, more or less, which
have become forfeited to the State hy
virtue OF the nou-paymcnt OF taxes, ami
the want Of bidders at the sale Of the
same, on condition that he shall p.y
ovor to the County Treasurer OF Orange
burg County, alistaxes, penalties and
costs Wbish are due nq0u the sano
alters WITCH the County Aulitor ah.l
expuuge the said lands from the il
feited land record OF the County o.
OfaAgsBnrg.
Approved February -. 1873.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-11

from which mankind suffer over = l,r,c part Of
the globe, is tho con nql.eure ot a.-""s'd action
in the system. inll ""i hy rhc i,'npus 'uiasrn Of
vegetable decay. TN. ovhaai!ou Is evolved by
the action Of so'r lrtt on wet snil and rises with
the waiery vnpor ir,'u il. While the sun is below
the horizon this y1psr fingers near the carls sur
face, und the yiuI7 j, taken with il through the
lungs into the blood. There /, acts - an Irritating
poison the internal ,cyrI and rxcrc,iuI organs
of tho body. The liver becomes to:pid and fail, to
socrrtc not only this vir,.s, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the yirus aud the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent con sttr-
honal disorder. The spleen. thr kidnrvs, md the
stomach sympauljlc with the liver, AMI become
disordorcl alSo. FINALLY. The instinct OF our or
glUiN.n, rs ii in ;u attempt 10 c&pCi The uovi0ns
infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal exc. or IS to force them cast it
out. The blood leaves the surface, and r,Ishcs TO
the central orgGuS with Ccstjyc viplracc. This
is the CuIlI. Bat in !cdor;it fails. Then tho
FHvgR follows, III which the blood 'r7 ves tho Don
nal organs ana rIsnGs 10 the SUFFICE as IL il.
another effort to cXpcl the irritating poison through
that other great cNcrciory the skin. In this
also it fails, aiId the system abandons the attempt
exhausted and waits for tho recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day These
are the fits or paroNySInS OF EBvRR AND AGUE.
Such constitutional disorder will Of course under
miuc the health if it is not removed.
We have laJSrcl to lind, and have found, an
ap,;Intn
, 1873-03-16
WORTH EMULATIyG.

Mr Georgs C. Ctarka's Addition to Tho Library pi Tho
Clarke School.-F;iy Volumes Of tho LONDON Iru.
ta.cd Neutrality-suspicious. and Resolutions.
Mr. Geo. c. Clarke, who t2a annually donated 500
worth Of books to tho school bearing his uaac has
Gently added to its library fifty volumes Of the London
Illustrated 4seses forming complete e Of that jour
nal sinee the commencement Of it's pubuoa in 1842
The following IL the letter from AZ. Clarke r. B.
Williams, Esq, the Principal at the school: -
DEAN StR: send herewith for tho Clarke School
Library Complete Sc: Of the London Iustruld Hfts.
from the commencement in 1872 down to 1878, bound
recently brought fru1n England, having be=n rur
chased there at tho sails OF library It his occurred
your library, aa they. constitute IN illustrated
history Of the world for Lac past thirty
years-the wozld Of Ar Of Literature Of Invention.
record Of the progreaa OF the art Of woode7grar2g
from the rude woodcutB in the carly :1uoecn to the
beautiful illustrations Ia he numbers OF the late1
position taken by the Clarke School IN the annual
azanatioua Of the last two sears-the nrat place.
occurred to me that you might 70 arrange tho -
ce=s 70 and uze Of these illustrated volunes
reward re- ~ % for gsnee and auccess - Al I oceasoasl Ill
hour In the Library with volume Of the Htustrntst
x: o nS.h,p 10 tss ,13 It o9s I'D
serving pupil. THIS however, "a only suggestion.
Iease acesrt my best ~11hes for yourself and your
Tie eachers Of the Clarke School, At meeting held
On the 14th ins adopted the following resolutions
preasive OF their appreciation Ut Mr. Cla1ke'z gift:
WHEREAS, AIr- George c. Clarke has shovn his con-
Hnued ntereat Ia tho Carke School By deFotag to s
library complete set of {ty von1aea, Of tho London
complete die Of that valuable journal to be found Il
this country; therefore,
R<eozr<d, That We, the teachets In this school, do
hereby express our appreciation Of Mr.. CIarxe'e
rnundcent g{t and most earneat thanks for the
ea1ne.
Iesolrxd. That copy Of these resolutions be cent
to Nr Clarke, and to the city Fapcrs for publication
, 1873-03-16
THAT INVESTIGATION.

How the Joint CoSmiH:o from the Couatr Board and
camman Council Propose to Handle lite Accounts of
The Relief and Aid Society In The Forthcoming fyes-
Ggauon.
4 meeting o3 the Joint Committee Of The Common
Council aud Comfy Commissioners appointed to In
vest1gato the reports and exhibits Of the Chicago
Relief and Aid Society, held yesterday afternoon.
There were present ALL Bailey, Sch31ncr, a1d Clark,
and Commissioners Aahton, Lonergan, aud Bo&ae-
Aid. Bailey presided. The subject waa widely dts-
cueeed.
ssolred That It is The Of this committee, tho
respectiTe committees OF the Common Council and
Board Of County Commissioned ogsAn save rom
shorthand reporter AMI ooe or two expera to aid tho
Joint Committee in tho discharge Of fts duttes and
that the Joint Committee viii proceed with the e.
azainstio Of The snaizs End management OF the Rel:ct
and Aid Boc3e:y in the following order, may
BE- Frst What amount Of funGa and property r.
cetred: second VIA: dlsluteed third what u the
sad what interest il received, sud how disposed
Of fth how much interest In al has been received;
si1th what Amount ha2 been {1d fur sa1artas etc.
seventh, gi7e The nanea If all persons who have had
speal relief md tie AturntA and MI corporations
who bare had special relief; eighth produce bookz
and vouchers ninth, how much and to whom paid
for property aud Improvements for tho Society teu.h
and such other general matters ~ may be deemed
best.
In thotr report to the Common Council, the Com.
mites OF that bod5 lsk th7! the Council i'll .he Va
cznc1eA now existing in the Special Committee
should the Society re1u.s 70 hand over their books,
the tight ~Iu be war1n one, the Society having tho
advantage,
Alter The meeting adjourned tho I,For came H.
snd tbs tnehe1s o. the Committee told him harrow
ing stories Of the In which the poor and destitute
treated By tho Belief Society, and explained the41
relations With that body. The Mayor 1aid nothing,
bu: adveTted to ha TEauont House. and then rearad
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-10-24
Notice.

4 IL knowing themselves indebted 10
II Smart q MOflit are requested to call and
settle their accounts on or before Nov. 10. lSs3
After this date all Old accounts will be
placed in the hands of q collector.
We would respectfully INFORM our numer-
Gus friends and Gus OmerS that we intend
sdOpfing a strictly cash business on and after
the same date. SMART & MOFFITT.
Arcadia, Oct. 10, lS7J- jw