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BOSTON SO CENT STORE
STILL HERE

Come and see " hat you can buy for y 81 ~
GOLD PIAlED JEWELRi-ladies I".'
chains. cuff buttons, sets OF studs and sesls'
SILVER PLATED Knives AMI iosA,' ora
spoons, buttertknife and sugar spoons n'F
GLASSWARE Large lamps, vases aa- ~
toilet sets, albums. pictures ma ma hreiIs.
brackets, satchels mats, e.nar wnlps; and outsd,
Jackets, towels, skirts. ladies and sir17. gsu%
cotton and woollen hose, musical ~ lnS.. S.at
ments. games, children's toys, rocking h'i''''
step ladders and wooden ware. .,ss. ,
A variety of children's furniture ""O
new style OF by 10 picture frames. host ma
Silver and w:ste baskets the pe7'
chinists' level and try-square made. ,v,n
NEWHALL Il PHELfat
Mt, sol Market street.
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T., HERIfF'3 SALE.
y BY virtue OF Il writ OF Levl'i FIci IS to
to me directed will be exposed To public sale
at the
l. iFAYETrE HOTEL. sn SHIpLEY ST.
kept by 'Ieo. W. Or'lip. in the citV of Wit
uington. New Castle county. Delaware on
SATU dDAY.
TILE SthDAY OF JULY. 1876.
Az o'clock. L. ~.
the folio wing described Real Estite. viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in the
city OF Wilmington. sforesai /. bounded and
described as follows, TO wit:
Beginning at the westerly side OF Wash
ington stres:. between kIKhtn and Ninth
reefs at the distance of one nun Ired feet
SIX and halt inches irOm tae southe.ly side
Of Ninth street thence westerly and pardi-
lei to Ninth street by new line dividing
this fram other land Of john p. Spr nssr on
the north one hundred and forty five feet to
the easterly side of )las on street. thence
twenty-five feet 10 Il corner. thence etsteT.y
parallel to tae first ment oned line and Ninth
street through the centre of the party wall
betwenn this and the adjoining house OF the
SAID Westprook. on the south one hundred
and forty five feet TO the storesaid side Oi
ashington street and thence thereby
n0rtherly twenty-five feet to the place OF be
ginning. be the contents thereof what they
may. Book B. Vol. y, Page l4l.
Seized and taken in rxecutionas the pro
perty Of William 4. Westbrook. and Anna
y. We tbrOOk, his wife and t. t.. and to bt
WILLIAM II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sheria's once. New Castle.
June ~. 1876 ie24ts
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FRIDAY,
lHE Ith DAY OF JULY, ls16.

49, DNh VI ~ l., lSlb.
At O'clock p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz
AL th,t plantation and tract of land sim
ate IN fehcader hundret, New Castle conn
~. and state of Delaware, with dyellino
house and other buildings thereon erscted
bounded and described as follows, to wit
heglnnlng at gum tree. q corner for these
premises and other land of James NichoIe
son and land late of James Loyint ston1 and
running thence in westerly direction with
post and rail fence dividing these prem,ses
from land of the said James Nicholson IN a
stone. corner for these premises and land
OF John liassett and John Gilpin and cross-
ing tue Chrlstiana and Elkton Turn1ike to a
stohe, corner TOR the premises, land of Jobn
1ilpln and land late of Levi q. Cooch, then ~.
II an easterly direction with said LAST men
.iohed land to gum stump, O. corner fcr
these premises and said land of said Conch
ana land Ct the said Levingston, and tbence
win SAID last mentioned land and cros.inS
tne sad Elkton and Chrisliana Turnpike re-
acres moro or less. 'i - ~
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perry oil David Longnecker and Susan! lis
VIE ami Samuel Mcconnell and Fr,nl
utlinth. A. and j. James. and terre tenants
and To be sold nv 'enan 'S'
WIN. II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
sherlh s Office, New Castle.
June 20. 1875. je2l-ts
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HERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF a writ OF LevRri Gscias to
me directed, wall be exposed u Public ale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil SHIPLEI ST"
kent by Geo-ge W. Oltir. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE S.h DAY OF JULY, A. u, 1876.
At . o'clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land and two story
Frame Dwelling House thereon, situate in
West Wilmington Chr stiana Hundred, Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows. TO wit
Beginning at point on the westerly s. de OF
Eighth avenue, between ID or Duncan street
and g or Coleman street at the distance of
one hundred feet nOrtherly from the norther-
ly side of Duncan street corner for land Of
Joshua Marshall thence along said Mar
shalls line westerly and parallel with Dun
Gao street, eighty 1eet to stake, thence
northerly and parallel with Eighth avenue
twenty feet to stake thence easterly and
parallel with Duncan street eighty feet to the
aforesaid westerly side of ghth avenue, and
thence therel y southerly twenty feet to the
place OF beginning be The contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution a. the pro-
perty of Henry Lodville and Mary. his wife
AMI WIN. NJ. Thompson ard Jane, his " ie, t
t.. and : be sold BY
VIM. IL. JAMESON. Sheriff.
SheriG's 0fire. New Castle.
June 20. 1876 Je-2.ts
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ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY.

25 to LOO pounds at 70 cents per nun. huIo,vt1S %
100 to 201 pounds. 60 cents per NUM-, tar iarset
3 tons, $40 per ton. Special ra'es iva
quantities. Eastern ice only. xy r. sOs
apr1litf j. Is. CONROW Vs.
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No more Spoiled
Paper,
No more DUST.
No more FLIES.
No more
MOSQUITOES

A Nice SCREEN for Every Wn,oV ID
Trifling Cost.
]. Cheaper than any other.
9, Can be fitted to any window in a mnut
and more perfectly than any other screen.
.. Can be removed, or raised instantly.
4, Can be used at top or bottom of window
9. Allow the window 10 be at any height
G, Can be rolled up when not in use. 0ccu py-
ing little space, and not liable to injury.
Z. No nails, screws or glue in its consEuc.
ton.
s, Neat, light and durable.
., On ono side the cloth ID fastened to a
'tongue," which fits loosely In q grove
This tongue" may be rolled or unrol,e,'
for different sized windows.
20, The middle piece has a screw cut en- one
end by which the cloth is made tight and
the frame is held firmly in the easing at
any height.
II Cloth protects better from dust than "lrc
and equally well from insects
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SiIEkIFF'S SALE.
~ by vlttue OF writ ut Levari Faciay, to
me directed, Will be exposed u PuLlic SAFE,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. S4l SHIPLEY ST.
kept by George W. 0 Tip. in the City of Will
mlngton' New Castle County. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
TIE srK DAY OF JULY, 1876.
At . o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land, three -storied
bricE dwelling house thereon, situate in tho
salu City OF Wilmington, bounded and de
scIlbed as follows, to wit:
beginning at a point on the westerly sile
Of Madison street between Seventh and
Eisnth streets. at the distance of one hun
dred and eightyfour feet and two Inches
from the northerly side of Seventh street
thence westerly and Parallel to the aforesaid
sac OF seventh street, ninety feet to the
easterly SIDE OF a twenty five feet wide street
calleu lhUrnton street. thence herewith
northeriy thirteen feet and eleven inches
hence easterly and parallel to he first men
t,opeu line ninety feet to the aforesaid sid a
oi madison street, thence therewith 8, nth
erly thirteen ieet and eleven inches 10 The
pace OF beg n,ng, be the contents thereof
" hat they may.
SeIL d and iken in execution as the proper
ty OF Edward j. Dougherty aad Mary. his
"He' and l. rs, and to be sold by
Sheriif's Office. New Castle.
June 20, 1876. iun2ets
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Venditioui Expopas IN
me directed will be exposed to Puhic Sale, "a
the Store No. West 4th st. in the CITY al
ware, on
SATURDAY,
TIE 2ith DAY OF JUNE, ls7e,
At 10 o'clock. m.
the following described Personal Properly.
viz:
is Tea Caddies. IS Spice Csddies 4 Counter
Scales and Weights. Fire Proof Safe. 4 Molas.
ses Stands. Stove and Pipe, lot of japan Tea
lot OF Starch. ] Barrel Of Whale Oil. 81 chests
of Tea. &c. Also. on the same day at No. olg
Shipley st. Household and Kitchen Fmrn;.
ture, consisting of Beds. .Bedsteads and Bed
d ng. Carpets. Chairs, Tables Stands, Bureaus
Vast stands. &c.
Seized and taken into OF ecution as the pro.
perty of VIM II Pierce. and to be sold bv
e, on WIN. ii. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
4 By virtue Of writ of Yendtioni Exponas to
me directed, viii Dc exposed to Pubiiol Sale
on the premises, 23rd and Market streets,
I,ty n OIL W wilmington. IN New Castle County,
SATURDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1875.
At2 o'clock. p. M.
The following described Personal Property.
viz :
= Beds. Bedstea1s AMI Bedding, Stoves,
Ihalrs. Carpets, Bureaus, Was hstands, Look
ing Glasses. Lounge. Clock, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
by anu " D0 eo'N
VIM. H. JAMESON. Sheriff.
june Il 4. i. D. 1875. a''s' jel5-ts
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Q HENIFF'S SALE.

J. By virtue Of a writ of Levari Pacias to me
directed. viii be exposed to Pubic Sale. nj
the Hotel Of William b. Ford. at KirKwood
Delaware, On o"n''' :
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CENTENNIAL CHIMEs.-Thrice each
aay-at sunrise, noon and sunset-are
the Centennial grounds enlivened by the
lntinabulations Of a chime of bells in
the northeastern tower of Machinery
Hall. Their music is heard at Other
times also, Just as the operator takes
the mott IN. The bells are thirteen in
number, representing the original thir-
teen States. Their aggregate weight is
2l,OOo pounds, that of the largest being
2.6oJ ami thtt OF the smallest $50.
They were cast by McShane & Co., OF
Baltimore, and it Is claimed that the
chime is the finest in this country. Itis
operated by Prof. f. Widdows, who car
rles hinge silver bell on his watch
chain. He formerly had charge of the
chimes at the Metropolitan Church at
Washington. Philadelphia Times.
That is all very well. But it ha.
been remarked to us by lady tina,
the chimes seem to be able to play nc
other tune than "Hang JEFF Davis on &
sour apple tree" &c. That does no
comport very we'll with the great talk
ABOUT the union of the "blue" and tn,
"grey" which the Philadelphia peopl,
seem anxious t. make more perfec
and complete, There is not muol
beauty in the tune, and we think
Yankee Doodle" or Hail Colum
bia"would be decided Improvement
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SHEniFF,S SALES.
>HEHIFF,S SALE.

PY virtue of writ of Levar, Ftcits u inc
~ directed, will he expn,ed 10 pdbhc sale,
vt the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL sil Sili 'Lkl 81.
kett by t,eo. ". Oriip in the city of vii
mington, New Castle cUunty, Delaware. on
SATURDAl.
THIS hDAY JULY. 1876
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SHEkIFF'5 SALE.

SlEklft'S sALE.
BY virtue of u writ OF '.cvari Facias to me
directed. w.n be exposed 10 Public eaie.
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL SIl SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W, 0rtlip. in tte City Of Will
inlLg,on. New Castle cOun'y, ID L.. on
SATURDAY.
TIE sth DAY OF JULY. ls7t.
at , o'c,ock, y. IN,
The following describe rea! estate. viz:
All tNat certain lot or p.rcel Of land situ-
ated III the City OF Wilmington, aioresa d,
boz nIed and described Us follows to wit:
BegiI nng for tie same at n corner (, rmed
by the intersection OF the southerly side OF
Tenth street with the easteriy eide OF 1atnall
street. running thenoe southerly on the east
erIy side Of Iatnall street one hundred and
with Tenth street sixtv feet to a corner ktake,
thence nJrtherly parallel with Tatnall 1t rect
twenty ieet 10 n corner stike, thence west
erly parallel VT Tenth slIcct twenty feet 10
smother rncr stake, thence northeriy par
aIlel with TAtnall street ninety feet 20 the
southerly side OF Tenth street, and thence
along ssld side of said street forty feet tn the
place OF beginning. he tbs contents there
OF what they LHy.
sojzed aud taken q execut ion Is the PRO
peTty of joseph Turner. Pnsclila j. Turaer
Execu rix OF 20 eph Iunrr; deceased Nor.
: gor, ana the SAID Prisci la j. Turner, sur
Wv nk MOrtgdg IT, a"d to be stl by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff,
She!iH's Office. New Caste,
June ~. 1876. jun21ts
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DECIDEDLY CooL,-A telegram SAYS
The New York Union. n.League at spe-
cial meeting last night, adopted reso-
lutions ratifying the Cincinnati nomi.
nations, and calling upon call true
hard money Democrats to cooperate
with the Republicans in securing re-
form to the country and putting a stop
to fraud in high places"
That is decidedly cool. 1t is literally
asking honost men to unite with q
party of thieves to help to Treven,
further stealing
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Im Daily Gazette

:. p. JOHNSON. EpiroR AND PROPRIETOR
, 1876-02-17
THE ClTY-HALL,

Tho CITY Collector gathered about 5eO. 900 yes-
torday without seaorsing to a loyy,
Water-ronts yesterday wero e3.474, and ro-
coipte from tho City Collector 52,5o7. Mike
Evans handed in 925, 900.
Alko Evans collected about S2O, 900 yesterday.
The Merchants National Dank maid over thclr
tax Of s12o00. No lovles woro mnde.
Tho Comptzol!or's annual report fdr tho year
ending Dec. u, 1875, is being sent in pamphlet
form by the Mayor to tho hsatls OF Government
IN other cities throughout the country.
Tho Committee on Btroots and Allows, West
Dlvision, and Special COMMITTEES on Insurance.
arc called for this afternoon. Tho Fluanco
Committee Is called for Friday at Q p. m., md
tho Committees on Aiarkess. Fire and Wator,
and ssroets AndAlleys, North Division, aro called
Tor Saturday. ''9>
bu.!d.ng-lnspector Bailoy's Assistants maao
m inFeatgatlon OF tNe!yo Wcst-S,de churches
yesterday. Tho usual fault Way found with tho
nooFa Of all tho ed!tices, aud 1t, tho chuJchaa ou
tno Gothos OF paulinA and Monroe and La,}in
nto aohfoe Streets, tile Aot-air dues wore found
ID contact with the woodwork,
Arthur ". Hlocum aopios that he je in .pr U,y
connected ~ltl the parties who ara pu,hinr
Ceps. h!bolL 1eha!eton, Of engine No. Ii, TO q
trial TOT mladcmeAnors. lIe Lpa M EnnwIeI,n
that Iendleton over forged his name, althonsi,
the Indications Wero ~ pEe ljtue sunnfrin,1s
h!ncs thon pendeton paid him ali he owsti .nT
their trtcndshIp WAS removed. ~
, 1876-02-17

land roads. This throe former vero found In
shocking condition, and wore ordered thrown
opeu. Tbs lattor wns found in good condition.
Tbs order to opon tho roads had not boon
obeYed, but ho did not know why. and ho had
not reported tue matter 10 tho noard, bocA,lae,
--Wnll, ho could not explain tho roAsou. Tho
other roada had not been inspected for Tho rrn.
eon tnat llo could not get tho other inspectors,
John ". Finney. Of Lhke Wow, and John Nc
Caffrey. Of Cicero. to no with lin. Ho hail no!
complained OF this. bnt hsd borne the privation
With otIiclst fortis.do. lie lad heon over tho
several roads hensol'. howevor. aud WAS willing
to cay taat Tiny wero almost I!npaasEb1e. but It
never occurred to him that It woud ho proper 10
aay anything about It to anybody. lio had nat
answered the invitation 10 meet tue County
isohtu to talk tho n'attot over because tle invl-
expected to meet Tint body, aud ho could not
possibly ilAvo becn rraeent.
Lator in tho dag, The Committee on IioAdu md
Df1ugcH ltgtcncd to al opinion o. tho County
Attorney sonchng tho autho'tt, OF tne board
over tho 0rase-road Inspectors and nvor tbs
roads. II was In effect that tho Doarl had no
right TO remove tho 10spoctors. but could cause
spoctors could be removed. however. b. legal
process, and tho Board had tuo right to reduce
Tho toll rates, and could also condemn tho road.
II tho explanations OF tho atEer inspectors
nro no mora intc!ltgible or satisfactory, tho
probability ia that tho Doard will at last bo
drison to do something to talioYo tho public
from their burdens. oyon If It hcconca neccs-
saty to incur Tho disfnvof OF tho owners OF tho
toll'toaas. The present condition OF the roAtiH
makos then alnloat impaasab!o. and that their
nropsietors should bare bcou protected bv tho
County Board In their contempt for nlI Law Aud
sho1r outrageous treatment OF tho public Ia bo-
yond explanation.
, 1876-02-17
MICHIGAN HENS.

Special Correspondence u The Chicaao TRIBUNE.
LANSING. Mich, Fob. ia singular death
has recently occurtad At fsrrs Contse, Montcslm
County. Ms. l., l.. Heath dipped hla hand un.
der cold brine In tho pork-basrol for plece Of
meat, and Immediately complained Of hls hand
feeling very cold, He "a. by tho stove minute,
then Eose 10 his faes, and, saying 10 wAs sick
aud getting blind, throw himself Oh tho bed.
aud immediately expired.
At tho session Of tho Michigan press AasocIa-
tson, Commlttoa Of five was appointBd 10 lobby
bill through the Legislature teauiring Tho pro-
ceediugs Of Township Boards to 10 publghod In
every local JOURNAL published in Tho townships.
On Friday lest 10 Ferris Township, AInntcalna
County = man named Chnse borrowed r,1lo
OF u. Roles. went to tho residence ot M. rinks-
ton aud shot him through the hip, tho ball PEN
Grating tho kidney and intestineA with fatal er-
feet. lit. FlnkFton WIS = widowor, aud leaves
several small children. It III supposed the set
WAN prompted by jes!ousv. ChABe was removed
to Stanton Jail to ptayen. lynching.
a writ OF tnandau,us wAB served On tho Board
OF Supervisors OF Monroe County by tho Audit
nr.uenesa! to recover s3l.0U0 delinquent ditch
Vt: Iho Hoard appointed Hpecial Committee
OF three to mako suitable answer 10 the writ,
aud will bEsng the snattcE to tho 6uprema Court
az tess c9so, they believing the present claim
OF tho Audseor.Generul Agaiust tue county 10 be
unlawful and unjust.
, 1876-02-17
THE ROCKFORD LIBEL.
comments oIa tho P0stp8ncmont OF
tho FlYMn.NVliIklC Trinl.

Comments 0n tho E'ostp0nomcnt OF
Eho Flynn-NVliItlc Trial.
Special Dttpateh 10 Ths Ch,cdqa 1r7bah.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Fob. 1G.-Tho frat rolsblo re-
port OF tho continuation OF tho Flynn-Wilkle
Case, ut Belyidero, reached Rockford to-day lp
THE TRlnuNE The pooplo out hero arc quito
Indignant at tho absurd ruling Of Judge A1ur-
ply, and many say ho was afraid OF tho Chicago
Times. The Rockford Gazette of tomorrow
will comment editoriAlly on this matter In tbe
following termss
Contrary TO general expectation, ths Early-F1ynu-
Wtkit trial that was to haYo of 1t uo;yilers this
week has becn postponed uuttt ucxs September our
report gives dctaoi account Of tho cause sad TIM
manner nf this posponeHent. Tha excuse Tor Juuy
AIurVhya act!on an affidavit made y tho defend.
ants that nAe Graham. fotAry Public, Of Chicago
had tho rltnsttsR. Wn have authority for tho stale
mont that Qraham on that very day, aeen walking
Tie at!ttts Of chicago apparently well as he eyoF
was ~ his life. Tho expense. annoyance and nsiey
that sr. Early hsa boon put 10 by tAls pos,ponenens
anew TINT tho defendants ate afrad 10 staud trial and
seek, by roatpoAeEent to weir out Mr. Early Under
all tue circumstances 1t seems IL III that judge Muir
rhyh action Wa ill.adytset aud without suIicieDk
cauRc,
In addition TO the authority claimed by tho
1azette for tho statement that Graham VIA on
tho street yesterday, Gov. Early informed your
reporter to-day that he had received adYic0s iron,
friend in Chicago 10 the OBJECT that Qrsssl,
was Oh tho Atroots TneBday.
, 1876-02-17
WEST SIDE TOWN BOARD,

S0EHISu hut TALE.
Tho Wost Town Board hold meeting ,aat
night In the oillco Of Collector Hallanin, So and
Is South Halstcd strooL. Justices Morrison, In.
gorsoll, and Salisbury, Supervisor Batter, and
Clerk lavin were proseut. aIr. Bakcr presided.
Collector 1Iaflanin stated that tho meeting
had beeu called at his reauest for the purpose Of
Eettug authority from tho Board to hare tho de-
linqucnt tux list copied. 1Io had tenders from
parties for copying nluo books, which i,n thought
conld be done with saving In exponse tho Of
fer having heen made to copy thcnl for $500.
There Mcro sixteen real-estate and tivo personal
tax books. nnsl the Collector thought that hjs
force could copy tho oihor sloSon iu tho requiscd
time.
Tho Collector stated further that l,o had twen-
ty-nino pcrsous In Ills employ, Of which two
wore women.
Jnstco Salisbury stated that he thought It
would coat about Is per cent 10 collect tho cuuu-
tv tax this yoar on tho West Side. Thu Collector
stated that tlo lIad collected about S1SO.0O0 OF
the .genoral tux OF 1916 out Of q total tax OF
81. 600, 900, OF which 94O3, 600 wns personal tax
The Collector nlso said that nearly On e-tbtrd OF
tho Personal tax waB In double assessmcnts, aud
uncoloctable.
Justice Salisbury could soc no law uudor which
the Board could pny $500 for copying tho dolin-
1uont lists, and tho Board could SEQ no Law un-
deE which they could grant tho request.
After Somo further informal talk, the meotiug
adjourned without taking auy action.
, 1876-02-17
SUBURBAN.,
LAKE VIEW.

The Board Of Trustees met in tho Town Hail
TueadAy.
Assessor Weckler moved that tho resolution
adopted Fob. 7 by this Board. authorizing lhe
Super visor 10 sottlo with Allen l. LOTUS their
clam for extra work IN building valve we'll for 2.
bo revoked Bids weEo received as follows 10.
discharge and Bucton ppo at tho Wator-Works
Delos a. Chappot. $3.50; 1ussoll l. Alexander,
$5i5 extra atrapn!ng aud warrantsng, si5
10 water leve $500 extra. Tho Supervisor mas
instructed to oxocnto contract with Russell &
Alexander, OF Chicago, for said suction aud dis
Charge ptpo. Tho bill OF Mr.. Piuls for ollando-
liors for the Town-flall waa rcfotred to tho t3u-
peryisos With inst1uctions to asttlo at $40. tic
contract price. Tho bill Of T. Il E. Bownan for
anpcrutouding tho Watcr-Works building was
referred to tho Water Committee, Us tho Board
was not aware Of any arrangement beiug maslo
with them for said work. After auditing MI
mesoua bills for Water-Worhs, c.c., ths Board
adjourned.
EVANSTON.
Tho Evanston Auxiliary Republican Club will
organized Saturday osoning at o'clock p. u, in
Warren, Koonoy l. Co.'S Hall iu south Evan.
ston.
The frat meatins Of the Committee appointed
to Investigate tho luru-Crown difficulty will bo
hold ut tho First Methodist Church tomorrow
ovenng, at 7:J0 O'Clock.
Ms. Lloyd Il. Eagle lohvca Tomorrow to take
up bis resideBco III Davenport. I1is Aaaopio
friends assembled IN goodly numbers At lilo hail
OF Evsun Lodge Tuesday evening for tho pur-
PoHo OF tenderlug him complimentary ban
quet, III tho course of Which ho was preaouted
with q hnndsome eold-hoadod cane and an oIo-
giant sct Of tho "Littlo Clasaics."
A farce will be presented at tho Social Club
this evening.
Tho forn al opening OF the new gymnasium
at tho Uniyeretty will probably take nlaco Satur-
day Afternoon. IT all tho arrangements eau be
perfected In Beason.
:, The Village Trunteos mot in regular seeson
Tuesday evening, Trustees Euse, Wnoe!er, Tay-
amount Of routine business lrantactod waa of
no public interost.
What has hecome OF tho proposed "public In
spection " OF tho Water-Worksi There has been
somc line woAthor lately.