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IOWA AND NEBRASKA.

IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
MILLIONS OF ACRES OF THE
BEST LAND in the West, for sale or.
Ten YEARS CREDIT, AT PER CENT,
INTEREST, by the Burlington & slissou-
ri River Railroad Company.
NO PAYMENTs REQUIRED
except Interest, till fifth year. Ricn
SOIL, warn CLIMATE, long SEASONS,
low LAKES, and free EDUCATION
GREE FARE and Low FREIaHTs OH
household goods to those who
BUY THIS YEAR
For Circulars and Maps, with full par
titulars, address
GEO. S. HARRIS.
Land Com'r, Burlington, Iowa.
S. f. SHAW, Agent at
Parkersburg, w. Va.
Mar. 7-13tw
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-16
improvement in Window Frames.
70 all lohom Il may Concern:

10 all iehom IL may Concern:
Be it known that /, SAMUEL
HARE, Of Martinsburg. in the
county of Berkeley and State
of West Virginia, have invent
ed y new and improved Win
dow Frame, Of which the fol.
lowing is a specification
In the accompanying draw
ing, Figure ! represents q Sec
tional side elevation of my inn
proved window frame, taken
on the line q q, Fig. 2 showing
the lower front section detatch-
ed. Fig. 2 shows a horizontal
TRAVERSE section Of tho same
on the line c c, Fig /; Fig. 3,
detail sideview of the detaeh5
able front section.
Similar letters Of reference
Indicate corresponding parts.
The object Of my invention
is to construct an improved
box window frame, which is
simpler. cheaper and more du-
rable than the frames hitherto
in use, and allows, also, the
easy detaching of the sashes,
cords, and weights for repairs,
and the neat construction of
the frame in cast iron and other
material. My invention con-
sists in producing the box
frame, with its dividing-strips,
ofone piece, in connection with
the sash guiding piece, which is
also made laterally ozone piece
to cover the box frame, but di-
,vided into an upper and lower
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-16
HApPIEST RELIEF

One UTS AND BRUISES, the action
of COSMOLINE is almost magical. If
promptly applied, it prevents soreness,
and the wounds heal very rapidly,
FOR PILES it has proved to be an
unequalled remedy, and many q sufferer
has blessed the dav of its Introduction.
FOR SKIN DISEASES we can recon-
mend it with the greatest confidence es-
pecially for Salt Rheu m, letter, Eczema
etc.. and Teething humonrs.
We might go on ennmerating the many
other conditions for which is is une-
qualled, but will only add that wherever
there is Inflammation from any cause, cos
MOLINE brings a rapid and happy relief,
and will be the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
UNlOM 3 BAND.

V'HF UNION BAND Is NOW ORGAN
l led and prepared TO furnish brass and
string music ior all occasiC Ms. Apply at Dan.
Morgan's saloon. NJ. l., KELLOGG,
IS Business Manager.
, 1874-03-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

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tealiou sive1 n1 e~as1. Addre.. 4s T1ibuas oseo.
" sss!s ?! isss aaa ~ .! Keb:{.j: fds, ass .
nuaI payments. 1ads:ss q Il. Tn6uns onits: =
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TT4NTED-A ROUSE 0oNTAINING % ROOMS.
, 1874-03-29
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1opetg 1ssa z a1ddlsss, fos ono week. a. Tbuoe oGes
1T1STFn-To ExCHANGE-A PA rAEodG1ovEhh d1 3
w worth s:s Tor sofa snd Tour eoana' Aoa1e'' -
4s, Tribune office.
TuAr WIZ YOU ExoHANoN FOR Az ORDER E
sS ss xaass.s =! G. - oe.
oon ACRES IN IOWA, go IN WISCONSIN, %
ZU 10 abgln lots IL N6sny ~ M al cb,ea bs
e. Wk & is
con 0OTo KxSHANaE.As BE EAR1RITI e. .SS3s
t, fs1l nsntes'ia tan aads. .hs t. r SWIFT WATTS
Is Ashland Block. Chlc.Eo:-
, 1874-03-29

Eon l90 feet southeast corner OF La.}
I'D Einsna. htst le's sonth q CorErssas:pTa, e sTa
TEis proper has frnn.sCs OF lao feoi
- ~ ~ nahc para: and u rery choiee fce$ APO terms
ea.oe MEHRfT LADD. Evanston. or l33 Aadlsoa-1ts,
, 1874-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS,

MONDAY MORNING WILL OPEN ALL THE
ps:feos Ill bsfecs pp1cnssa5. Paris G!osa Dapot Ills
Statc-st.
, 1874-03-29

t..s5a17F-W1sHING'1O =. HElGHTs-s1o DOWN,
TOE Anthlr. priccs 500 to S3oo, two blocks from
.tasc. &c. tucliinT4 en 1e1s lota. Ne psnms NJ
dc2os. s"f fY;ls perfect TkUESDELL BROWN, los
, 1874-03-29

49,, Si1F-1T IRVING PARK, FOR $Geo LESa
FWn xsiu. new Qrpusn hnuse. corner 1c:: rcouthlY
tn.1 ar euod horse and buggy taken IN part pa5.
rasnsA' srddrsss z e. Tribune pGbce.
, 1874-03-29

WAETED-AN ELIG1DLY LOCATED LOT WORTH
w from g. boQ ST. In e1onnnKe for ntnty ia aurse
and lot At Oellaad. address GED. WOOLLAkD, Ji.s
rcraer Yesk " asntuEtl1 3n1 QaHpsAiEaa.kta.
, 1874-03-29

H1ihta~ ~ n1,nnsse this wonderful del1asao eaN oo
GEnREE g. COLE, Cemmereial Ho, a.
: Want EVERYBODY 70 KToW ,+rItaa I'LL n srs. Rn.
1i.n Pebbis Spectacle. tor 81. yhe1 Il .ss:a "a
rn f1xs Ind Abuss Of Speeacies l3 foato4.
6s;T siso n FAIL 70 CURE FEL0Hs p =
Rour, .isa ~ i s.1.s ;, A9 9sfc Io
eorns old sores, DC. Box ~ eea''' Ia NV
". 4. Axdtsooat-
1Tfss !. A. H1RKEGToS-IUKSS!Tu e. coy ,y
4u e. oos ,ae To order: s14o fancy sofa p.1lows-
doT tSSen1rh mai promptly sttsndod TO, Il 19 North
Matketst.
aS' i. noW maktpf new styles for dressing tas h1tE
~ ,h;s s,ason Calls puts, sad hsAdA mAds 1snn OH
hpit It uttts cost
, 1874-03-29

7op sILH or xCHAN0E-oNE o. TnE y
-; Faces il EYaaston-laExs 1ot-cansralty Atuased
E;sad lsSs ciy res6enoo worta from a
~ mSs IN 9NUq IN exchange. Aod9esa n H. Ifsnun9
, 1874-06-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Montgomery Light Guards will moot at
Can-na-G Gaol Hall this evoning, Mt 7:3O p. n1..
for drill and the transaction Of Important busi-
moss.
Tho Chicago Atllenmum gives it's regular
sociable, mud probably the Inst for tho season.
this evening, In its rooms. No. Id Madison
street. Tho programme includes an exhibition
Of storoosoopio yiowa, ny Mr. ]. ". Wilkinson !;
select roading, by T. J. alapcs, Esq; pinno solo,
By Madame Dodon song, by Prof. droh GYM
nastie exercises and dancing. All mombesa mud
their friends arc invited
Tho annual reception given by the lady man.
agerH Of the Homo Of tho Fr!ent.le1B to tloir
friends aud patrons will bo held at tho Home
tl,iB afternoon aud oyoning. Refreshments,
n,,lAic, and flowers, and tile prosenco of tho
laies thomHolvos. will mako tho OCCASION pleas
ant 10 all who may wish to Hpend au hour i'll
loolifug over tho institution.
To-day will be observed by the Woman's Tom
porauco Organizations throughout the countrylas
a day OF Thanksgiving and prayer. There will Le
Il prayer-mcat,ng. unlor the auspices OF the
Central Committee of the Chicago AAsociation
ut tho Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
lis Madison strest at o'clock p. nl., TO which T.
gouerai invitation IN oxtcnlotl. III future tho
daily temperance prayor-neetiags will bs hold ut
tho above named place from to u. H., instead
Of at tho Methodist Church Block.
, 1874-06-11
TIM FULLER AGAIN.

Tho saying tint man liAos to ho cheated was
verified once moro by a suit oommoncol yester-
aav in tho sunorior Court IF Il aorvc os oa n
10y ~ 'ao nup ,,at ttals - 4. sotso 40
"itnin6 " alay ono uus " aus"e, 1no numerous
papers. inserted by knayos, tho notice taken Of
T. win In aonio cond, The 1ast ,,nfort,,nnto win
. ~ W." ~ a,,e for,no m,tant aas,';',.. - !.
4opou ~ 1na"o 49, .osuu s..:r "'sus ~; ~, ~ IN
tioucd suit, who filed IN affidavit against
Timothy ". Fuller, in which l,o stated
,,;a ,,s",c, rorou anva lint a,,out t,roo 1sooI1u
, 1874-06-11
TAYLOR VS.. KALE8.

70 tie Editor of Ihe Chfeaqo Tribune:
SIN: In tho report Of legal proceedings in
THE TH1DuSE.of this morning, tho note relative
to Tho bill filed by lib III bohnlf OF Edmund D.
Taylor against +. II. Kalos OF al., to sot aside O
tr,.at-doed, might create wholly erroneous iu,-
preston. It Is not pretended or imagined for q
moment that A1r. Kales had any agency in pro-
curing the deed, or that ho know anything about
it. On tho contrary, tho bill ayera tho bolior
Of the complainant that tho apparent Trustee
Ind no connection with tho transaction, nor any
knowledge of it. Ills nanlo appears to hive
been used without his knowledge, alld by por-
SONS who aro unknown either to him or tho
complainant Will you please publish this or
planatior, which, after all, IL no moro than is
shown out ho faco Of the bi!l2 Youru respect
fully, ... Ist1aI & LIScoIS.
OIioAdo, May 10, 1914.
, 1874-06-11

ELutS.
Any poraon who does not fool tho heat In
Egn ia TO. bo pitied. Saturday md Sunday
nights this region was visited with tremendous
storms Of wind, lightning, and rain. No damage
was done, though mnny wore frightened.
Tbs Elgin Bout Club, who have put up COM
Portable buildings ut Gcnoya Lake, Wis, pro-
pose to open them formally on tho 18th. The
Association numbers about |. dozen gentlemen,
who entertain hopes al pleasant summon in
that charming locality.
Another attompt is to DO made to organize n
military company horo.
Tho teaclora alll scholars OF ElEn contributed
nearly $40 to the Agasaix fund.
The Farmers Of Bane County will have gen-
committee ls ongagel iu the preparatory work,
mud everything Indicates TINT tue alrair will be
p1ouBa1lt one.
The Iscy. L. II. Woodruff baptized tllroo per-
aoEs Sunday evening. Tho church was bcauti-
fully decorated with i!owors.
a nssiabor Of Elgintes propose making an OK
ourBion to Kansas soon.
WAHlIlSdVuS HEIGHTS.
Tho moatng OF cltIzons catloa at Wiohoiler'a
Hull SATURDAY evening. to hour report from
corning tile grading and Erayollag OF VnconnoH
rond, WuH poorly ntton4od I'LL aocoAnt OF tho raiA,
md WAS adjourned to laoet at the same Eluce
Saturday eyUning.
1he l4hGieh H4c11pto u oe'"a"5 N4'uGn ~ NV
he hold Friday oso,!lsg ut tho l,ot1so Of ". IL.
Ilopkinyoi. OH Frosl,uct ayesl,iB, .
There will ba measures taken this week for
Thanksgiving festival by tho lasllos of Bethany
Hnnt!ay.sc,.oo, to assist in payns for tho libra
ry lately purchased. ..
Tie contractors Llayo got tho frame Of tho new
Union Church above tho tros-tops. 1t In in o
beautiful situation. ...
Commissioner Delp hua beon improving tho
condition OF the YiuuonnoB road during the lust
wooli or two .
DR., Tahuostoolis house on prospoc. avenue IL
about flushed. lie wlll moyo to tho lielghts W
soo.. ns it IL ready,
Tl,o Doarll Of tEvustoos mot at tlloir hall AIon-
tluy evening. ,proHant, Muas,s. Mason, Schultz,
Clerk Wyma,,. Tho Committee un Highwava ro-
ported fayorally OH tho opening Ut llnzuI street.
mud tho ntreot WAS ortlora<I opna1cd. On motiou,
Tho Glork wau roquested.to 'notify tho Rock 1sl-
and .; naqlQo' nailoRa to open Nlnotyruiuth
, 1874-06-11

street acroas tho!r track md put In necessary
roa n to ro'or s to tc' ' USniYEoS niYEo str' on 13Rhs
wnyR tho nj loration OF tito a,no Of Silva stroott
otherwise Cenlro atrnot Or uontro aveluo, to
avoid duplicate nantes of Btroots lit tho vilage,
WIS carried. The ordinance providing for tho
appointment Of Il Vltngc Collector was rororred
to tito Committee Oh Legal Advice.
On notion spociRt ordinance vas orlered
posted ordering all sidewalks laid on Winston
avenue where not a!reudy laid, NIL appo'nting
oial committee to aasoHs oil lots on Winston nvo-
nue, botwoon Ninoty-n!ntli btroot md Viuconnca
road tint llnyo not sdowalka, for tho purpose
Of building said sidewalks;
An application wna loud from II. Nina ap-
plying for thu poBltion of Police Unptnin wna rc-
fcrrod TO tho Committee OIL rolico. Tho Board
Yotod by ballot on Mr.. Plnmbgrcon's petition for
Il !conHn for his Picnic grotlnl for Hlx months ut
hnlf-yoar rates md tlooidoa against tho petition,
and to isallo no ficotlAo loss tllnn full yearly
terms. lilo Board thou adjourned.
Grading las commenced OH Ninoty-1ffth Btrcot,
from Western avonuo to Vinconuoa r0ad.
soltuAN PARK.
Tho lat1loa Of thn placo glvo n strawberry md
gan Park Hall, OH Morgan avclluo. Tho occa-
sion Inns boon looked forward to with many
pleasant anticipationa. THO object is to raiBo
additional funds for furnishing the now church,
occupied the pulpit laBt Sunday morning and
oyonng. anl gayo gycat satsfaetion TO all olasaea
aud aSos. liln Hty1o Of preaching is worry praeti-
cal,a' well adaptol to tho capacity and tastos OF
young people.
Thiuldor storms llavo Of Into bcen Of frequent
occurrence in this locality.
The students Ut tho Mt. Yornon Military
Academy have rocontly mado their appearance
in d now aud gentool uniform.
A movement for n Morgan Park post-off'ce
will BOON 10 mado. IN otllcc ia groatay needed
horo mid tho nocoaBity IL constantly tncroaHing.
EVANSTON.
A special meeting OF tho Village Trustees
WIS hold Tlosday avonthg, principally to con-
sidor the wator-works question. Preliminary to
this, however, tho ordinances necessary to Au-
tllorizo tho special assessment for layiug tho
wuter-pipnB were pngsatl.
The bill Of Hugh 3. White, the tormor Village
Attorney, for SG25, was audited. aud ordered
paid.
Tho Trustoes alao appointed Village Board
Of Health, consisting OF Eli 4. Gago, Dir. O. II.
Mann, and s. V. Klino.
Application will at onco bo made to tllo Conn
ty Court for tho appointment Of Commissioners
to n.nko tho special aBBosslnont for 1uying tho
wator-pipcs.
The concert in aid Of Tho Union MiBBlon sun-
| day-Bohool, announced for this oYcuiiig, haa
boon postponed till Tuesday evening.
, 1874-06-11
CRIMINAL.
THE CRIMINAL. COURT.

THE Cn1A1NAL COURT.
Johnnie Drady-tlo notorious little thiof who
l,as been before all the Polico Courts of tho city,
under various charges, and whose thioviah es-
ploits lave beon written up several occasions,
the last being tho larceny OF o watch from
gentleman named Foachan, Mt Chanlberlain's
auction-roomH some two or tllrco woohs ago. for
which ho VIII held to tho Criminal Cours-was
yesterday Oh trial. llo was found gnilty. md
boing under ago, ho was rolnandod for scntonce.
In tho Qases against Carey, Flynn, Isaacs, and
Drlmborg, their rooogEizancoa were forfeited,
and writs OF arrest sauoa.
The prisoners undnr indictments will 10 ar-
raigued to-day to plead.
The Grand Jury interviewed Supt.
FELTON, at the Dridowoll, and today will impose
their presence on tho County Agent ut Tho Poor
uouao.
THE roLIoE COUNTS.
August Schiller aud Bernard Fiunoy wero be-
fore Justice Scully yesterday for larcet.y, and tic
cuHe continued till tho 13tll inst. under $500
bonds.
Thomas Powora, Of No. As0 Eric Btroet, will
learn. after having been brought up two or tl'rec
to beat his vito. Yostordsy morning lo was
again before Justice soully for maltronting her,
aud wuH fluid $25. .rlis ls about tho third OF
fourth time hc las boon guilty of this conduct.
Tho continued cnso of Edward Faisbnrn, whom
1t is alleged broke into tho houao OF Mr. Duyail,
No, 2G5 MioAigan ayonuo, last Wednesday morn
Mg about 2 o'clock, was again called before
Justice Doydon Ycatorday. The evidence aganHt
tho prisoner waa not sufficient to hold him upon
that cl4argo, consequently It was changed to
dlsordcry, nud Ae WIS fned s30.
Juatica Kaufman continued tho following oases
yesterday: Henry Carroll, threats Of yi0lonoo
till tho 18th lust. in bonds Of $500; Frederick
Nnsbuuer, assault, till tho l7th lust. iu bo4ds VI
$500.
Teddy Tayolloy waH before JuBtica Bculy ges-
terduv, charged with entering tho atoro OF Will
inn Oolduor, No. 80 Fisk strcot, and, whilst
Gollnors buck was turned, grabbing $40 from
tic munoy drawer. Ho was soon arrostol and
lodged IN tho Unlou Btroot Station. Tho Justice
hold Inn oyer to tho Crimlnul Court In bonds Of
S5u3.
Tho two young men, George Duncan, and
William Wood who woro arrested last week
Charged With nskaultng and robbtng DIR. r..
Powell OF 800, wore agAin boioro Justice Boy
den yesterday. and touk y ehango OF venue TO
Justice DeWolf. Tho entire torol.ool WIS occl-
piod in hearing tho EVIDENCE, anu ut O'Clock
tie Justice continued tho case tll tho 18th,
holding tho prisoners u,1dcr two clsargos M
saust to commit robbery. $500 bonds; commit
ting robbary, $500 bouia. This aution Of Juslice
DeWolf. ineroaEoa tho bonds Ut tho prisoners
| from $500 to $1,000 ouch.
Mention was 1nade uome time ago OF tho rob-
| bery OF Mra. Whiting Of St200 Ut No. 400 Oatho-
rino Atroos. About ton days ago, sLe and hef
swore before Ju4tice sontly that ha waH tho por-
| son who pointed pistol ut her 4ead anl roloea
| hor Of tho money. The sisters wera not quito
as certain as Mrs. Whiting, b1.t thought Calvin
] ssso1pblQq tho burglar W42ayoF Aq waa' tho
, 1874-06-11

Judge Drummonl left the city yesterday oyon-
ing for Springfield whero ho Is to hear tl,oarg,t-
montH on tho QuoHtiou Of removing the Chicago
Il Alton Railroad cases from tho State to tho
Federal Courts.
J. Diokorton, representing II. y. Clafin Il
Co., Of Now York, is registered at tho n1otro-
politan Hotel.
Among othor Rtrangors, DR.. D. D. Cnrper, at
n vorsailleH KY yiatea % THY t city tho present
OF tho MERCHANTS National Bank.
Or. ]. II. D. Bowman, Of vickshurg, Mrs.,
spent several days tAis wcos i'll this uity, making
himself acquRintcd with tho wonders Of its
progreBs aiiloo tho Fro Ho was tho guest Of lia
nephew, D. II. Bowman, Eeq., Of the Williams
burg insurance Company.
Nlr. George Colt tho designer Of tho rccont
cartoons on tho 8wing-Patton lorosy-trial, hnB
Issued, and will put OH exhibition oday, at
1'usso!ls. 1l8 State Htroet, another, entit1od
"Cnlyinistic Courtesy" mi, exterior yiew Of
I'teior ai1airn). Iii well drawn. and IL rep1cte
with sarcasns. forclbly ,portraylng that apirt Of
tnm. Tho portraits OF tho drsmatts personm
nra capital, and the "coat Of aims" contains a
volume in ltso!f.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Paci0c-E. Doso, Monterey, Mexico !;
r. II. Smith, Hartford; j. II. Lacey. Omaha !;
smyth, sphtladelphia; 10. hIeQunrrio, Now
South Wales: ". llunton. Ontario; ]. N. Con-
stable. New York; Col. Amasa Sprasuo, provi-
lenco, II. T.; W. Dnyie, Paris; G. r.
Harto, San Francsco A. D. Dayliss, Brook
lyn, N. Y; ". II. Stafford, Now lIayon. i. /.
Sherman Ho,,se-Thomas Cooke, London; Will
sonyillo; ]: k. Wilcox, Now York; Joseph
Keeloy. Philadelphia; II. R. Keith, Cleveland
Charles Pitt, Brooklyn T. Harris. st. l'aul ;
Spoucer Day, DesMoinos; David Williams. Can
ton: Y. Q. Adams, Portsmouth; I. ". stohoa,
Adelaide. Australia; +. j. Lamb, A1adison.
fremont Nousc--E. ". Davis, Now York; w.
H. Hamilton, pittahurg PAIL Thurlow, Phila-
delphia; Lloyd Doword, Mobile; A. J. Camp
boil, Denver; II. hIilla,l, New York; II. B.
Wor.nsr, Albany; G. W. Ball. Dulralo.
, 1874-06-11
Mr' b., who suggests TINT tho Two pairs possibly
FORM o11HslT,s!n Rvatnn nj rnro ncc,trrnilcn
rEJEH nIrv 1Jh1.T.

ar. D., VIII, suEgeHts TINT tho two pnirs possibly
form o11nr'1nln Rvatnm nj rnro ncc,,rrni,cn.
THE OITY HALL.
Tho ronts collected by tho Wator Collector
yustor1lny amounted to st, 900.
Tho City Collector yoHtorlny received from
tito collection OF tnsca, $4,000, and from tho
issuiug Of llcensca 500.
Tho Council Conmittoo OH Railroads will maot
Tomorrow at o'clock, In tho Office Of tho City
Clerk.
Tile Chicago, nock Island Il lao!nc nnilroed
Company my to-day rcnl estate tux Of s22, GOO
to tho Oitytooloctor.
:. Tho Mayor yoHtorday rocevotl request from
the Cornnr-Stono Committee Tint the CITY ofIloea
BIO NIL closed OIL thu 9Th inst.
Tito Commissioners OF tho Board OF Public
Works wc1o cnEagod ycBtorlny afternoon in
signing tho S'95,0DD III bonds jrHt isaued.
Tho orntlon Of tho day at tho commencement
exorclsos Of Notro Damo College will 10 deliver
cd by tho Hon. =. 3. Haydn, City Comptroller.
Tho of1co Of tho Board of Public Works was
invadnd yesterday afternoon by large crowd of
people wanting 600 yladnctg, as many stroots
pay0d. ntll i,innmeral,lo Ot!ier improvements.
Commissioner Wahl was III atteuduIca during
most Of the tlay.
Tho Mayor, Comptroller, md Corporation
Counsel hold confOronc0 yesterday III Slr.
nyea Office over tho North Stnto Htroct NATTER
Upon boing questioned, the Mayor said llo ln't
not fully malo mp lliy mimi what to do, 1o-ssay
being the 1ast dnv Of grace, hv uiuat improve Or
yoto tho ordlnaEoo.
Tho Finance Committee mot yostorday nftor-
noon IN tho Aayors Office, antl dlscnuuctl tie al,
propratfona FOR the Doarl OF Police and Fir0.
It III generally understood about City Hall tint
these two dopartnents Of tho City doyornmont
will 10 aB littlo crippled aB possible.
Tim Donrf OF Public Wor1fa yostorf1nv ha|1 n
consultation tho 1fAlsted stroot yintitct t1rcR-
ton. So,no OF the Doar1 did not approve Of tho
but u agreo to louyo tho mattor Iii to- .ay w5o
they moot with the, representatives Of tho vart-
GUS railways TINT propoHe uning tho viaduot.
A iiro-oscapo inyontod by Mr.. George Harris
Of thia elty, waa inspected yesterday nftorrool,
Of Michigan. mud North Wells stroots. Owing to
Homo misnlanagoment, and not to tho fault Of
tho laddor, ol,n Of the guy-ropos broke, and tho
whole thing foil to tho ground. Another test will
ba hadsoon.
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the means Of identifying his nnn,o mud resi-
loncs. Tile Coroner hold 'an inquest ycHtorlny
afternoon, aud returned q yorltot Of death by
Hlieto.
LOCAL ASTRONOMY.
Prof. Saffora Ut the Dearborn Observatory.
l!ns made Il preliminary approximation to tho
olemonts of lilo new comet, kuown as Coggin's.
tho calculations being mado from observations
Of fposs1on takon IN th!s city. The poriholion
distance is about OIL, or 5J,00D,00o nllos; III
longitude 2a9i1 degroen, Which H. tho placo Of
the sun OH Doc, 70. Tie Longitude OF tho ns-
cendng nQao IL about 111 degrees, md tho
orbit IL inclined % dogrooH to tho plane OF tho
orMlu. The observations t;iyo tho oarly part
Of July tor the time Of thu porillellon pasaagc.
Thobe olomonta aro sufficiently noas the truth
to euahle ns to infer TINT Tho comot will grow Il
great ioal brighter tllan now. and l,robably 10
tlait0 conspicuous to tIo nakcd oyo. 1t ca,l ul-
roady ho Boon by tho praoticod s:ar-gaxor, and
tho Grout telescope Si,owB tho existence Of q ro-
spectacle tall, Of which drawings ara now nall-
1t tho mooting OF tho Chicago Acatlcnly Of
scienoes, Tuesday evening, Mr.. s. W. 1'alnlam
described two now double htala, d,seoyoreu by
was deacribod by Bir W. llu1ael4c! MI wide
double. Tile moasuroa subsequently tal;ola, III
1A47, rive tho distance NJ 35 q seconds, aud tho
position anglo, a95.75 deEreeH. Those measuroa
Ars correct To-day, allowing TINT tho Asars
lure not chaugel their relative post
lions, mud aro ony optically double. hut
Mr.. Yurnlam haa lonnd that tho amalIer star III
ut,,,loa rs aud d, distance IL sooonds, and
position anglo 113 aagrooH.
The other caho IL TINT OF tho two stars nunl.,
borol b0 . aud 60i1 III tic i. 4. G.. One ot
tl,oBs was noted by Hir ]. Hurschol III probably
double. T4o otlar was found 10 ba double BY