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cne else. simply insist that the Shers1's ouace
shall be properly conducted.
hlr. Aguow lad nothing to say on tho subject
yesterday.
GENERAL NEWS.
Chestnut coal will be raised in prics 80 cents
tomorrow, and sell ut the same rate as range.
The temperature yesterday. a. observed by l..
Aas.nsse, optician under THE TF1nuxR Build
ing, Was q: g. N. deg. above zero; 10 a. m.,
4; 12 M. s; sp. h., Il; 6 p. H., 4; and 8 p.
m., !.
Edward 4. Williams, tho eoal-1ealer Who fell
from his wagon at the corner Of Madison and
Lincoln streets and received dangerous inju,ies,
died yesterday ut his home, No. 18 Winchester
aYenue.
Gen. Lieb, Clerk OF the County Court, an
nounces that in future all bills against the
county must be presented on or before tue first
Monday Of the mouth, otherwise they will not he
considered until the following mouth.
Matt Hansen. receiying-clerk in sib1ey,
Endicott Co.'s Wholesale grocery-store. at the
corner Of South Water and River streets, fell
down d ha!chway, from the first door to the
basement, day before yesterday, and Was dan-
gerous!y injured. He was attended by physi
can, and subsequently removed to his homo.
William Kemp, Of No. 702 Wabash avenue
vas thrown out OF buggy by runaway horse
lass evening at the corner of Twenty-second
street aad Indiana ayenne. aud received severe
injuries about the head. He Was taken into
drugstore and attended to.
Tho wife Of John Toner, one Of the Oldest
members Of the Fire Department, and in charge
OF the store-room at the City-HaI, died sudden
a;o. rasta.da1 se1srraon ~ snonia|~ Ia.
ceased was 63 Years old. and the fOother-iu-lAW
" 90 7"A'0S'An~ l - . 49, = ''AA@ -"
The prospects for the passage OF tue bill now
pending before Congress to establish miut here
are very good. but prompt nctinn On the part OF
all interested in the measure Is needed Its
friends should get up petitions aud write letters
to everybody they know IN Congress-. from this
and other States. urging the passage OF tho bill.
The conntv Clark com1,,oins bitterly about tbe
unusually heavy eas-bills that arc presented to
him by the Gas Company every month: The i
bdIs he las been called upon 70 APPROVE LOT the
month oi Jannary aIe as follows County HOS
pltal S31s, and the Warden states that portion
Of the month he lad no gas Court-Ho
countv nortion S1o3. Racotder's Office. al44
1 a,x.4 h,;ta;nns ,nI T,I sae9 rna,.ino a
ana co1nsv on on!oenSs ano va'1 @soo* nlaAaAE .
sotA o' S1-1A1 LUZ oas Aou1A"
GAS.
Tho gas-bi1ss have begun to come IN again.
Thev arc as eyo-bitantzs thev were last month,
aud ffa caa ia nnsnral1y a. hai as ovAt Il in
now in order for the gas-inspsctor to rush into
pt.u. -, ano ,; W. h hsesnse ~
gas is poor, and thst tne gas = poor oscause sne
bills are ,hlsh. and that the Gas-com2any 1s no:
at all responsible for either OF these thing3. IL
Is BY Whiting co1nmunlcations 81 Of to1s kioo tnat
ths E,s-tnepectot ee3hs ais S-7oo sea1 nos
10 this wa@, it IS not kno.n no" eise ne earns 1t.
Bealdes 1t is consoIng to the people VINO pay
the exosbtant bulls to kno" that NOBODY "a 10
blame for it.
DR.: HkAo; ~
An adjourned neetsnS u tne QuAl1sr'y oon
ference OF tue Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church was held yossefday evening u centenary
CHURCH, the fo,s noafd oe.ne present ne
Ghair wss takea oS the tseV. a. " 1ntk,ns' =. -
lhe most lmpoitant otsiness zone a. Inc meet
ing Was tue aooptaon OF tne 1oho"lpo IoiotL "
the Commt.o9 app9ansea % eosae1 s sns anp... a.
cation OF the hev. Dr. Mcanle to1 Aamtsslon a.
an ordained N eraocr OF tna CHURCH.
To ths Quarterly Conference Of sa< ctu<"ary cAnrsh:
Your Conmtee 20 wnGta were 5e1e1sea "a tne
sn t ., nr ,g sT ," epor hal liter con
eulnr our Church Discipline bearing The case. find
thst tnts Quarterly Conference has no jurisdiction
over this application for membership as IN ordained
minister IN our Church See Di.cinine ses H. page
" H. ~nico @ ssaas ~ ,ts1 WIN
nav sss to rnite vita on. churs6 may ne received
srr,rrn1 ~ onr eaco ~ ~ cons or Elders On oon-
dition OF their tcting npon them our ordination VOWS
without re:mpo,idon OF hands. II they shal give sads-
faction TO An annual Conference OF the!s being n
orders md OF ens1r agreement w1sa ~ ns ~ s IN n
..t;e II tth tha;r i;tnr.rv nn.hrntnn. ejfts rraca
and nd1ai naeininess I.a T = therefore. ] 9@' S'
Eesofusd. That Dr.. MrKair bs permitted to With
draw the application,
TIE PHILOSOPHICAL soc1E1Y,
The Philosophical Society hold it's regular
xeeI;iv maetinr last evening at Hsle's building,
corner Of State and Washington Streets Gen.
Bulora fead 1este1 1lon " 1nons, aao tes- ,rss
lnent, e1cusinx 1is aosence, "neleuVou Aos"
After reading the minutes OF the previous
meeting, the Chair introduced Miss Ella G. Ives,
~ 1Jvdn parx Who delivered most interesting
,sn,i t1st~rc+,rn 1,ctura rnnn 1anrnaoe. Tha
ara instfucuse lee.e 1a@ist; npva ~ tie .b;i;tv
cflt1cisIns we're moss'v oa1oEles'e ~ 1no Ho'uts
with which the young lady hanaieo tne
subject, still some gentleman ventuIed 10 oasa-
gree With some of her remarks aad Statements
Tho renlv nj Mias Ives WAS one OF the mort sa-
t.-;o.1 ~ nrnrant ever sven beforo that socio-
~ t,. ayerv nne nf her critics beng aoogcd in
~ ese1y ooe W ~. eatA - -t:Io ~ ss~,r
the most artleflc manner, 1of WHICH she was ~
roariously applalded- This waa Miss Ives hrss
effort in public and it was the general opinion
of those WHO listened to her Ihat she will ret