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WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
wook Ending Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1879

AMOUNT OF LIVE stool n NARERr.
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Late Dairy Markets,
CHEESE

CTIoA, Dc. IL.
The impression that the storage in the
interior is light continues to influence
trade. During the past week the situation
has become stronger in favor Of factory
men and holders. The cable continues
firm at 70s. The extreme price is paid for
the choice October and September grades
which are very scarce. There was a large
falling eff in the receipts lat week ard
they were but little in excess of those Of
the corresponding week last yelr. Trade
was somewhet less active than on the pre-
vious week, but prices advauced. The
closing of the interior narkttI for the sta
son will serve to lessen the receipts here
after. The tabular statement Of iTaI sac
tons at New York last week and the cor
responding week last year is as follows
Receipts. Exports. Gold. Gable Pr.
Dec. II, 1915 60,0s6 l7,lS2 ll4h SO 1917
Dec. ., 1915 ts.Oll 90,Os9 1914 10 10
The interior trade closes with promise OF
a prosperous resumption next spring. The
%storehouses are well cleaned, and manuiac-
ture will doubtless then beg u with a bare
market.
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BUTTER.

The transactions in butter have been
slight, with no change in prices or in the
attitude of dealers. The Producers Price
Current reviews the situation as follows
Most receivers call 1t decidedly dull, but
others report a fair trade, Very choice
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h following is a correct exhibit OF the stand
ing of the Vermont butter and cheese markets
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15

2o@25c roll butter. 1sse9c; middle and SOUTH
erD counties, entire dalries, fine, eO933c; north
ern Welsh diaries, fine, 2sssic; New York state
dairles, good to choice, o5S2sc western fresh
mill butter, 2o@24c; debris Of the market 100
zoe; grease 1Oa1iC.
, 1876-01-04
HGT A Sil1CIDE.

In yesterdays "pcssonal" column Of THE
TRIBUNE It was stated, on tbs authority OF d
aosohama correspondent, that a.onn. +. Carroy,
hfother Of tho French Consul Mt Chicago, had
committed e suicide. Tho following account Of
H. vasfey eakon from tho Japan Herald, printed
~ 1oaohs'nar Nov. 25, Bcta at rest tue sutcido
1hcoTy ot htA death.
. Win great regret that llayo to aunos,t.co the
a.l., 1, oMh4 70 latnantabs actidnnt, uf Nuns L,
HateyI oaefalier OF tho Legion If Honor THjs ret,
VINO arrived tn this country rather moro than
ansc,r "a uau qsnf ats shost stay hrrs. cudeayu
inich' ai'I had Travelled much cs,rciaw in Htn,rrs
Mnets ~ 441 passed long tinu hunting III tle Wes.
fur ppasa9 passsa. round he world
I'd lu JRpau, anl had collected fnsss ~ ,"so ~ 1e
Lila tsasuEh III tho hOrh and in thu Interior whic K
Was Ills lAtcnlon to Aayo ruhshed IN III. rctirn ~
France. !lln Iasaaao WI alruady taken Ipr Nevada
Which cut short hls anl sent hfns ia .tS,as
grave iM fbfetEu lAAd. How this haniSnoI s,,ni
nuseF bo lnown uscca4ed was Afttinu n, ..nuii III
boz sorting out cartridges to ta4s viii ln. xhc v
s contcn.s in Liz heat. Dcasn wa ant.nrS!,ss
for when Lis BOY alarmed ty tho noise, arriycJ d.
eo1sed Was lying rEoairato on lts facs u being L.
ready extinct. An Inquiry waB held by Ii. H!iyiu.
Iness} 1t which bss. K!otz and Massais wtre Eres.
cut, but facts elictd. h1ouH. Carscy was
tho sou pf tho IibsarlsM Ut tho CAaMbyo DE-. I1irs
during the relgn 1t Charles \. lie himself hnd served
With distinction tu ths last or which Ao received
hts dscofst!on} having bten CLet to Aailton during
tho alegs ut fAris, and Adole Camp ~ deu ClcneQt
Tb0ra1, who wAs murdered by tia COMMUNISTS.
Ono of his brothers ID French Consul in CloaEo, aud
another ~ III ths fFoucA navy This funeral,
AmonY.t those prcagpt wrru tho yexian Mllstsr lls
United 6tat1s Gonau!-ucucrat thu Frunc Consul the
CulouCl kud 0t1csgs u the Military Aiason, ETC., ue.
, 1876-01-04
AUSTRIA.

THE COUNT CELEh}EtTt0N.
v1rSNA. Jan. 1.-Tho Emperor francis Joseph,
tho Etnprcss Eiizabo:h, hn,i tho Crown Prince
Rudolph celebrated the day in shc cas.lo Of Duda-
Pcsth. Hungary. Tlcr 1Tutcslios always OBJ
Eorvo New Year IN tho mtlst Ut tho family CIRCLE
aa thoy will to-tlay,-tl,o Arcltauko Abrccht
alono being absent at lago Iii Garda for the ro-
covery OF his health.
Tho Nov Year receptions took place, accord
ing to custom. on Thursday night, by the hlar-
shat OF the Court, Prince lIo!lonlole, who ncted
In tito name Of tic Emperor. ],aroncss s1nilath,
lady In waiting, received tho ladies III tho namo
Of tho empress. all tho Hungarian Ministers,
foreign Consnss, tho prcHdoutH Of both llouAea
Of tic Ro|chntag, with ulany 1nagnates OF tho
Uppor House OF tho Legislature, wore present.
THO Gcntlonen were clad III tue splendid nalion-
al dress, brilliant with costly stones. gold lace.
and htron'a feathers. TAo ladies Of tho mar
1icd gentlemen attended on tho OCCASION, as is
always tho case ut the Austrian Court.
Tho reception ceremonial lad no oiisical I'm
port, tho members Of tho House Ut lInpshllre
hover Initiating Napoleon III. by making Europe
nwnts nn1lously for tho uttcrancp OF their New
Ients speeches..
III Yionna to-dny Prince 1IohonIohe received.
as was done at Buda-pesth, tho congratulations
OF tho members OF tue diplomatic body, Of tho
liamcut. tito chiefs Of tho Goycrnmnnt Offices
tho Generals, ntlu DBlopH. Tho allug Df car
ra2es appears almost endless.
The nle1btra Of tho Ministry had no public
receptions. 1llcro wCro morcly sheets OF papef
lad cat, which Will bo kcrt Opep for tho recon-
lion 0f tho signatures Of callers during u sI,cco
OF two dlyH.
, 1876-01-04
Ni'YIchEaIS IHEATnE.


"Lcs Pres 81. dc7yniA, q comic opera that hhd
never bean given III Chicago before, was lhe at-
traction ut this theatre last night. Tho lbtotto
(by Saslou and Gillio) shows soma ingenuity In
tho construction OF the plot and skill it tho dia-
1oGnc but the domestic puns introduced by tho
translator arc not improvements upon tho orig
inat. Tho nuslo Ia BY Locooq. 1t docs not Eo-
Quite any particular description, boin8 OF tho
ramo general stYlo That tho composer has mado
familiar in connection with hiH nalne, A chorus
Of drunken tutors is the strongest buiTo element
in tho piece. Tho argumeut, which il thoughts
tully gwen In tic houaa'proErammos, IL 40 iol-
loeB: a...-.-
The nrat act rcvcal! eqnare in Paris on.vhich ia
Located the lousa Of Slo!t. gloyrr. llis wife,
.Ead1me tltole, entertains passion for la Jsoss
fsstaua. however. aro psced upon ffi,usts. ofst.
Oh SHokt daughter 4lnati'ghe !. Anltteu With tirtU-
@ ss t.st =; ssns sa.sS b, S' nsss hss sso
ths Gtsotaed u "a i!ssr; These PARTIES haya leen
ssf.nSos Il. tG5 ps . @ y e, pte. st. Ger
all concerned for an .oar aud tvto.a-tua Win iher
respective lovers Just they arc ready 10 de;n.t
tutor srn Tbs Fsisrs u 70 res.sI a .ns sraIs ~
eA laprtucsa manifested by tho otbora II tho thought
ot thcr day plsss~ro and rsls1sus, that he deter
Act II. introduces us to Tho seaslttes being he'll,
ltuci.od, but rather faieuo BY t4o teets aud tLsr
friends Who rartaks Largely Of esne.s proc!iy'sie..
on ln different directions for AistAtlons etc. Tia
ITtiteet tutor. H1rpln now sppcArs upon tho scrno
and IL discovered In Ats tra character. he having
thrown s.do A4 GARD of sauctty nnd ttrattlsosuess
md repaired slAo 10 1t. lersais Tor dayh 91olta
Young d Cont btcoHes eDanl0!od Of tfEHtftt, kuu.
willis urging ls suit To hsr IL aurprscI Gy LII Io4t
who challenges hin tu combat, ks b1u4 In gnnr4nc3
u dc Cuist.'s quality sud rank.
The th!ra and last act Il supposed to In m.
other PORTION Of IT, dcssas. in which slas thu duel
" iii tutor bcins made .ppaftn Il ho saius time
tantl. through his ezpcont., has gaturd l.sxrY ia
couman scnso, snd ohrrs hts spalo.tps 10 Tug ftes
troubled ~Acss and to contribute 70 tho happiness of
a!l. Through h.a knowledge Of tho n,rtx'ea pf both
Consent 10 tas mafstsgs u Aaoeigua and Gytgaras.
then announcing binselt - tLo jT"'ee IL !1hti 10
bestows fFutus upon its tase, pAet htnkslf II thu
head Vt the company, aud the curtain f4 upon general
tollity aad good feelng.
Tho performance dragged slightly last night,
, 1876-01-04
FRANCE.
STATE CEHENoN[AI-g.

PAnIs, jan. 1.-The Now Years corerpopiea
hare "ese bcGua by tho Marshal- j 1esident Mac.
hlahon' who went forth In almost imperial s,sso.
Ms carriage surrounded by dazzling cayelcsde
of cuirasaess, aud Lia optrlders, In gorgeous
hveHes, to visit tho DUO d'Audltfret. .Tasauter.
~ President OF tho detunct Assembly. Tho
latter had Insisted that the frs, ciyllity should
como from the Marshal The visit wa, i'm.
Inediasely roturnod. and AieNahoo. gurro,1pded
~ Cardins's: blin!ato1s, and Generals. Iecalycd
sach . OF tho Deputies as had rcpainod aftor Tia
aaEo'uson ~ To- TILE scok Place II Versailles, aud
Mhere lie rocotsod tue DIPLOMATIC Corps st tils
Eysee' with tho eAno ceremonial az was ob-
eotVea se when Louis Napoleon Was preaIInnt Of
oaoes The Emplse the New Years. reception 4.
, 1876-01-04
GERMANY.

KAIBER WILLIAMS nruErrtcH.
NEn1IN. jan. l.-rhetr N1ics!ics Emperor
William and Eu1prsas Augusta RECEIVED tho con-
gratnlations of tho members of ths imperial
household to-day. TIle Emperor returned re-
aPonsea 10 Tho different nldrcssal In words of
national hope md doncstic lcllctatIon.
Tfo Emperor and Emprcss, with tho ,nen-
ocra OF tho Royal family, subsequently atton.loi
tho celebration Of tiyIo serv co in tlu Ca.ilc-
dral.
1llcr. at noon, Tho Kaisce md Empro.. r.-
celycd tlio ticnera]a Of tho army. Tho yn,atan
Ficld-alArhllal Fon Wr,ngcl dyliycrolnn au,lrn'u
in tho Emperor. iu which ho Expressed To llis
Majesty tic congratulations Of tio entro Cor
l''hu army On his having boon Hparcf 10 suio oyer
unltol nation, and tito llupn That llo would live
to witness many returns OF tho tiny.
Emperor Ni1llam re1iod lilo thanked tho
ulti'Aintsl'al for tho words which l,n haa I'd.
dressed to lin in tho name uf tho army. llo
fetredt IN terms of thaiks to God 10 tic rcstor-
ation Of his health from rceont attack OF Ill:
tsess. l1o praEcd tho efficiency ol tho army, and
INSURED tho Aals!,al asnl through him the apl-
dioiH Of tic durability Of tic Eoaco wLicl, the
EatherlAud now nloYed.
At tho hour Of o'clockn the afternoon, Prince
uet Ministers. paid their respects to tho Sow
ereigD. Tho prioco Chancellor woro tho uniform
Of Gonnral Of cuiraHsiers. ffo arponrel to 10
In o1cslent health, a,l waa erislAuBinHticaily
chccrcd by tho people OIL tho OCCASION Of lis Ar-
rirai md tlspa,turo frnm tho palnce. LtnporUr
Wi1liem--cspeciaty distinguishing Prince uis-
marck-thankea tho Cabinet Mtpisterd for tller
untlring services i'll tho canso OF tho country.
At q later hout of tl,e day thu Emperor re-
coived tie Ambassadors Ut Engfanli, Nussa.
Franco Austria, and Tushoy. Lord Odo Rus:
scll, Ambassador Of urea: britain. congratulated
thu Emperor William Oil lolalf u tho dipl0-
mntic crrpa. Tho Eutcror, In reply, expressed
the Ieartiest satisfaction Mt tho goou rciatIonB
which exist between tho German Empire aud
foreign countries. The ncighboring States wcro
determined, lo eaid, OIL lilo maintenance Of
reception to :Ao Ircnch Ambassados, tho Vi
comic do 1ontant-Diruu.
When tho Court roccntions werc concluded tic
Emperor dined, aud after diuncr attended, she
opera,
, 1876-01-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

Dispatches to tStlo Iark Herald.
LONDON, Jan- 1.-Thoro arc no particular
eocial or political aspects ia tle ssll obsosy-
apce Of New Years Day. There wore 10 reccp-
tlona at Court. Tho members OF tho "unper
ten" hold merry social gatherings at their
country mauBions.
! Tho usual royal donations OF beef and Goals
was distributed to tho poor Of Windsor by orlcr
OF Hcr Majesty.
Quccn Victoria entersains family PARTY at
Osborne. "
ller Iloyal Highncss tho Princess OF Wa1cs Ia
as tue hono Of her parents In Denmark, lIor
husband. tho Prince OF Wnlas, Welcomes tllo
now year among tho dusky y-nkluucd Eastern sub.
1scta OF his mother. I'r,nce Arthur IL apouR
Vile aro enjoying tho season at thor estate In
, 1876-01-04

hrfefal Dispatch Ia TIE Chieaoo tribune.
6pRiAof1kLD, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-Tha General Land
Office Of Washington to-day applied 10 Capt.
LaVton, Custodian Of tue United States sur
yeys aud Ficld-Notes Of lllinois for tho mi eau.
dera fe!d'notes Of tho lake front and Chicago
River according to tue original survey of ldal.
II is thought shhs tlis IL Ii tho iutoroat ct an
effort TO ssttio tue question ~ to title.
, 1876-01-04

tho Ta'!crlcs with tho usual onigmasic Bpoeell
from tho throne, WAS nnxiuutly wn:clch by MI
Europa; but nelthot a. Ver41,llo5 npr nj tho
Elytco was any speech made.
, 1876-01-04

Tho Coiasnersh!p hcselolus1 esistlng b twttn tho
Ii,ti ,atIsr the ttrn uaiLe II c. Il. Nhrrltr
Co., Il tA!s d4y uittaych by Inutl4i ss:t. Thsr
Guslncss will hu ssttrI UP by ieury q, uLNh, who
will cousIAur It In us uWu uall3, ...
Jan. j. 1875. &. II, WHEELER,
itL.,.ii {. AEnEll.
, 1876-01-04

,'+A* ~ 3ffe+eh-@0A AAA @l4AohEA
y o yona rsna.' n"opsoto o.. noas, q,or,o ~, =,
r t VA On tao n Of December
,. ss 'nG ,shtr ha ie oa WIN e"nunI
Ivy Cpn1m!in'cation u ~ fo!!owas
10 20 ~ i!o'o,4oto % wy tnansn, Ehfcdgo H. Gen.
n iaht sc,' .srsata 0ya ~. psonoso 70 contract
ss,,atsa ay Council Tor ar years from d.te upon
%e w III snd eFest
lsnttns, 1lso furnishing material asei for iehtlae.
sud nv n 70 ash ard .se caro- q he same ter
tng and e1ugnt;htng to 10 in nccorhsuca with the
Rsh M aavreu py Jour city, Fall con-
1ins sro extended as any mc to .,'eh streets ~ ara
ngea y w. H. ~ nnlsssXod {, that our Tampa shall to
aeF rs 1s' ps upS 8, G
ny Al" 'ne tAS
0topE oAs-LIoHr GO.
c. u. bEcAEa, Agent"
o1 tns on as d Il 10 II nsse a osas;
iea seohliuscat'9n from tue d!ooe uaE Light Coil-
ta e. IT, Sy hasans had tho samo under advi.elnen'
matter due consideration. ant wonl,s respectfully
:ecom'Rcnd tho pass'Ea Of tho accompanying oEdi-
a"Soe W ..,bsr ,,,,.,n,,.o, ,,,,,,u,,,,
TIC 1 ordinance s4s laid over aud publ!.aed Al tho
aex ee!B WA Iakeit w. and passcd under tic
i1eIoAa tlueaii9h ~1thont hhleadment.
O"iuR' unnetiesh 70 tne "ans o. careful consdora-
uof, We lo!o@1n8 aeocts ana olnsalond are apparent
VI ~ ~ Iseo .,;,urt<,, .n.o,o,,,ton n.,.,.u.,
she aer'te9 M to 10 rendered.. NJ.
ritri 10 ~ To snr tb aogt t.Sn,s VI .!, ~ ~, ~
rtv " ~ ~ 'As -'os' AN''s"o4' 'e'a1s AoE ene
cn,s gaasaa'te& " security ato required from TIC
sri,ss co,,r,.+ ,,-c,,.,s l.. ,,,.,,,.,
H.. ,r,,.,. Isupoeen nueluaI ana Hn1uat 1n
na rFosis1s, ,, s Gsang every anVa9tnge TO Ae Co-
'u1o ~ III fcspeet securing tAo Interests a tho
Iho ordinance and intended contract omit 10 Apecfy
sa sIa t aho q R W & aa s, er f 's
DC g1scn Ny olch lamp.
There y clause requiring tho Company to furnish
tas material use III manatactusng the gas" from
sort Of gasght, although in Tho contract presented
for my signature. tho wor.la "or Light" ara addrd
might be n tho rcmote aud ncldcntal use Of Tie word
"Eas."
, 1876-01-04
hQ1Ei.

MeEard. 1IarrIgau and Hart. tho wota.Enown
variety performers, Jrow large audience to
tho New Chicago Theatre last night. Thoy
bring with thcm largo corrs Of seastauts,
among them Msa 1nchel NoaA. TLo perform
aucc IL raid To be worry good Of It's kind.
The Adventures Of q County Gt:, or Tomp-
tations Unseilrdn' il the play announced for tGo
Muhenn1 this week. ertry orcnibg and Saturday
and Wednesday .natiueey, Tho tito is saIncious
and 6uHSestiss.
, 1876-01-04

Thu undersigned have This Hay formrd curartner.
ship under thu trtn Hanu u lIsIntrrEsF. Wolff h
', fos ltr pnrposu ut varying tho wua!esals hat
~ud cap puslArss lA tLis city.
i. NAstDERGEH.
....... lErfE +. WOLFF.
Chicago, jan, |, lSi6 AHSUL4D Wl]LEF.
, 1876-01-04


cont, announced ~ tho ''Origiual Georgia MINI
sefclB.' began all engagement At tho Academy
Of Music last evening, will fair audience in
attendance. Tho performance WAS unique, an
might 10 expected whoa Tho colorcd brother
caah5s travosty Of himself. 1t wou,d be
called exaggerated nnd e1traragant II tho picture
"cto 10 broadly EAetcl,cd by white artint. III
sotnt NJ neatnoss and clovorncss tho simon.
ltlr" performers Of tho Georgia troupn fait
sl,o1e s1t a,,. of tho high standard Ho firmly
established IN Chicago. They arc remarkably
Rfotasaio, nhl oddly humoroua,-1nofo III what
tloy u thah What they ray, their jokes bong
tatler commonplace, though not ihfeadbato,
AM rendsIod somewhat too seriously and con-
sc1enstouBiy TO to very funny. Eoitlor ia tho
company strong mtlHlcal;r. Tnetr fot&o cons[sts
III qnalntncas OF Manuey, intenso rafnea;uess In
everything thcy ID. and Willingness to work
hafu to Please. Tho latter ptcullarily shines
out conapicuonsy In tho two tambo-u1et, in tho
frat patt, who aro chow in mud Of Themselves
No Ht1cl pair Of montlis-rogulnr cayos of ,innr,
in breath And depth, and all their uwn. Ton
would be possible OF attainment by wtso min.
atse1 performers without previously Undergoing
surgical operation. 1u Tho second part tlo
songs and dances. Sketches. plantation Bcepes.
etc., are given With zeal and fs1tIIfnueAb il,
themselves amusing, With not little skill anil
With touches Of negro character Which nro cuti.
GUS II natural, aud clever ii acquired. Novelty
appears to bo ihc general an and IN this re-
apcct at least, the cutertanmonI vii attract A.
tcutiun.
, 1876-01-04

AMuSEMENT3.
H00LEY'S THEATRE,
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. !, second might Ct
IhG KELLOGG Grand ERgljsh (fngra Chmnany

3'e 11uaoEf7 N1uH0 u1l6uIH VFUlH UUuVIIFt
Atls. e. D. 11ES3, Director,
AN INTERESTING EVENT. Debut Of tho Youns
American rrtna Donna,
MISS ANNI3 hIoNTAe erz
1u uAltes SPARKLING Itotnanttc Opera,
THO ERo9o OF Castillo.
q, The caat also embracing tho renowned artists.
M!l3: SEdu1N. ME8HnA. HAMILTON, II. pEAkEs'.
fEGtIS. ALLEN, anil CASTLE,
"Wednesday. "MiaNoS1 ikEILouai, 7aur,s,,.
"TRovAIUnEn IVAN ZANDT1. Frtdsy, t'FTN
nlAgt)lO tKEL1DuN). uiEAND KELLOGG MAE
lSEE, HatNtlay, "N1uSOH.n Batu1day evening.
"iiAfITANAn IVAN xANDT1 14'
Sale ot hrats at The 1lok Ot1ce Of tue Thratrs c
sssyeA Seats, Il; general admission, tl.oo; Gallery,
, 1876-01-04

owing to tho rary evident illno4s Of Mrs, Oates,
eia.sic rp,rita could not quito d!srrrso Tho ef-
fecta OF hor illness. Sic struggled brarelY
through 10 tho end, however, aud WAS rewarded
Gy sympathetic applause Whenever tho OCCASION
presented itso!f. TIlo other members OF tito
company acquitted themselves creiitabIy. How.
fon especially, as Harpin tho Frinccs tutor,
gave En admtab!o imitation Of drunken dignity.
, 1876-01-04


tnnnsatlon. suggests many Ways OF lessoning Tho
rrico Of gar; therefore.
troIltr III. III ii. POSSESSION ts contracts csislns
hstwten tho o1stlNA companies aHd tho City Of
Chicago, that 10 report III writing t. this Council
coal can 10 rc.iucsd and that he report the teasiby
Of lighting atreet-corner !a,ura only.
Aid. Waterman thought ii tho Comptroller
lin to nuggoHt al ordiuaucn by which thu co,l-
sumption ni GAa conld bo leasened.
Tho resolution WAS carried by tho following
vote:
tsh1 toidy, somser oaIlsrio i1dsesS,' VII Msbsnaa'
Bailey. Ul3ricn, Woolman Clark tlpsh}, Hhlts Qntrk,
i!ya., Stout. oanastss99a: a4ns. sngasaer. MURPHY.
man, Canrbeil, Caso, Cleveland, schsi!ner. ..
Ine c1erk, ~ atsMer to question. eald he
referred 10 tho Law department, unaccompaniel
With any opinion.
AID. Richardson moved that these ordinances
bo made tlo spociai order for next Monday oyen-
Aid. Richardson also moved that tho Gas
Committee bo instructed to obtain tho opinion
OF tho Law department on the ordinance intro
ducea by A!d. llildsssh and report ae1t Monday
nEht. Carried.
r4ISpIy1ELE CONFIRMED.
Tho Joint Committee On Streets and A]leys
reported In favor Of tue confirmation OF ltcd.
Mond ltinaisillo ~ Commissioner Of The Board
" h0bhbs 4AU IsPutt Wha auuhululOuAlT
adopted, the result bc!ug received with louu4
Of applause by tho spectators.
MISCELLANEOUS. ..-.
A communication ftoul the board Of Public
Works, ElyinE list Of tho employees OF tho
Doart and sheir compensation, was osderod pub
lHhsd.
Aid, Whfta presented IN ordinance providing
for tho Immediate selection Ut third arclltcct
for tie now court-llous9 aud City.lIAll. llo-
ferred to COMMITTEES on Buildings.
AID. Htoue (Effth Ward) Presented resolu-
tton prohibiting tho Chicago City hallway from
liking terminus for In route on p1aSk street
, 1876-01-04
Comptroller, Hayes Expresses
Himself on tho Gas
Question,
And Explains Why tho Globe Company's
Ordinance Will Not Do.
Intense Wrath Of lTtl1retll md Ot,,er
Honest Aldermen.
That Individual Produces an Ordinance IN
BEHALF Of tho Garden City
Company.
Redmond prindivillo Unanimously
Confirmed.

Tho Common Council hold It's regular uoohIy
meeting last night, President Dixon In tho
chair. Aid. EcklJartlt WAS tho ou1y absentee,
Dnrlng The proceedings strong delegation OF
Wcat Stdo citizens, headed by flfo band, on
or lrinloyllo's confirmation.
TIE g1oDE 0As-Lt0uT coMriNY.
Tha Clerk proceeded to road tho following
communication on the contract with tho Giobo
Gas Company:
c1rr Co,tr7hoLIEas OFFICE, CHICAGO, Jan. 7, la7G,
-fo Mc Mayer AMI 4tfdcrnsn If TIC CatH ~ Lhtcaqo,
III Nc CITY Logncfi dssetnbitd Tn tho 1ash Of las{
month tho Clty Ca7ncll passed ordinance directing
u,c Mayor an1 COMPTROLLER 10 mako and exer,lte i
tho Gf1be uaB-Llaht Company, Of Cincinnati, ivr
ergcting and mantalning cersalu strectlatn1s.
atc been obliged, by eense Of duty, to refuse my
Tho Importance Of !hc occasion, md tho respect
which entertain for tho City Council! representing a.
con,tue,Icy tic whoie peope Of Chicago, harD In
Which 10 not doubt Will 10 appreciated aud sprroyeI
~ your h0tlurahlo body.
Tho orliuance reported on tho 9Th Of December
frcm tho Con,nI!itro on Gas1ishts with cuniuluni-
cinu which hnd been rclerred 10 thenl Eeb it, i55j
tbs Communication il ~ foilowas
70 tho Honorable C'&y tanneH, Chicago, IT,: GEN
light such streets hoyaud to gas naina ~ may 10
1cslEatel by Council for Gre years from date uppu
The following terma: Ws will fnrn.sh and erect taint,-
Ds,s IT. rr11ss ana all necessary a1tses for
aud men 10 Light and lake Of the same, for the
sum Of $t pcr lamp rce anupm. Tho honra for light
tn8 and e1tiugnt:htn8 to .o in hccorsucH with tie
pressnt ~ schedule adopted by your city. EaiA
tract A to bc for oG(0 lamps morn nnl II tho gaa
ntns ARC extended at any time to s,eh streets as nra
lighted hy u.s. Il IL understood that our Tampa shall to
removed 10 some other locality Payments 10 be mado
quarterly Or thlA may be ngrecd upUn By said Copa
ny aud thu city.