, 1877-04-08

by DHmp" Rhines. and az door-kecpcr at \
d Donald.s samins- aouse: Since the latter pls
self up to debauchery and melancholy, 80 that i,
more than probable that he was ont Of his sen.
:. when be committed the rash act. lie Is not kno,
!. mains will be buried here by the gambling comm
nifty. Ills mistress. Loftie Gale twas only sish
wounded, and wns yesterday Fold in 81. 600 b
r The monthly report OF donations to tho Hospi.
+ for Women and Children, corner Of Adams c1
Paulina streeta- is as follows: Through Mrs. u. .
Gage, from Ncssrs. D. r. Walker. F. r. Hilres
= tnrers fund left from The fire. Sill 07; Mrs. nj
, Dexter: S25: Jansen. Accluzg & Co., mcrcha,
ulse. Slo; Norwel! d Simpson. merchandise
Mon, f.ons F. Heoi 29 thfeaSh ;sIen Mr.
Mfs. r y. Williams, from Mr.. e. G. In1l. SCI
through Ars: T. Q. Stone from F. Meveagh
| g. merchandise, S.: Mrs. S. B. C., 80: II,
OTIS, S.; Mrs. Stone. one dozen towels. oranges
and wine; through Mrs. |. n. Camp, from Mr. 1
+. fasI, 80; Mr. corend,, 81: Mrs: Levi Potter
pounds OF butter; through Mrs. Augustus Parker
from Mr. Tobey, one rocking chair: Mrs. Parkc,
al1 3; oeet tonsnes; Mrs. G. n Pullman, eight yard
serves; through Mrs. y. II. Knapp. ice from Nad
ham. Willard s. Co.
THE ECONOMICAL PuILASrnRor1sr's ADv1cR
out Of saloon, chewing, Glove, he was aecostci
By a port1y gentleman with loud voice, double
chin boois that made noise. and other marks o.
''you have been In that saloon drinking, hare you
no1: The poor man owned ~ that be had taksn s
| poor man admitted that such vas the case. 'tMy
dcluded friend, have yua wife and fami1y!" con-
asd s.a stI's s es
10 cents you received about one twelfth Of pint
Of liquor. unless yon have the 1oathsome habit Of
asxuminG-which indeed. is not likely to be the
case-that the ealoonkcepcr buys good gin and
doesn't water it, you have been bnying gin at
have been paying that price for vile compound of
fusfl oil. tain-wateT, turpentinc, pepper
stryehnine, and hyper. chloride Of botany." ~
mo, - returned the other, with crushing empha-
sis; ''bnt yon ought 10 have thought The saloon
Keeper has to pay for REM, gas. cloves, washing
clubs to drive tho b1mmers out with. and hun.
dred other expenses His wife wears silk dress
with an extension, and he has . red nose. and
Wabash avenue, passion for draw poker, and
ether expensive tastcs. Who pays for all this!
You do, my poor, ,benighted worm; you do"
The poor man vas silent, not knowing what reply
to make, and his interlocutor concluded, SHOW,
why don't yon do us 1do? buy your gin BY the
quart and take it home and drink It there" and,
hailtnE an Indiana avenue car, he was soon lost In
the distance.
THE BANK-TAx CASES.
i, The arguments on the motion for injunction In
the case Of the First anu other National Banks
against the County Treasurer were continued veg
|erday before Judge Moore, MIR. Fuller repre-
senting the Union National Bank, made tue first
lrsunent in the morning. He arEned that, first. !
he law providing for the assessment OF the shares
II the capital stock was specific and related alone
o that class Of property that it was not governed
y any provisions Of the revenue law which would I
ermlt the Board Of Equalization to incrcaac |
be valuation, because the legal Assessor was
he ban. sole pa1y authorized to IL the valuation
wners Of the stock Second. that even il they
ere authorized to increase the Assessment. The
3n9 h nt aust name tie owners 90 that
ate them as shareholders. Thrd It was not no s
,a enf to notify the bank officers as the President
act, were the agents Of the SHAREHOLDERS. y 'Tbey
ere only trustees Of the shareholders and custo-
ans Of their property.
Mr. Kouutrec followed on behalf Of the County |
Fcasrrer. lie took the position that Sec lgl OF
e s,, heFeuue la~ was curative provision OF the
", and that the bank officers were made by law
nR os ahs SO thar notice " the
Mr. Dexter, representing some OF thr banks,
oseti for the comp'anants. reiterating tic argu.
q Fuller. and quoting number Of authorities
athony went The Whoe e1S5aa g9oaad o Ii:
ken Under by udes Moorc was then
;, ,a,onr,., ,,,,s3'S soE1a 1owx: )
cse1 to- e ssir afternoon. Supervisor Lotus
nc &c commites appointed to audit the accounts
T. ~ 1911, .oMI oMee1s reported that their
It It u uuonS Maa oeen ,ouna correct .ne re-
. tne al!o"ahce o. all the bills OF
-. .oEeoi; ni9 eAeept one OF SIVo Tor rebate Of
~. - 1,to"e1 VI ~Te2l estate. IN thea matter Of
~ =" ~ osusr ~ .s,u los tne sum OF Sr3 the Com
.'s ..s te'este, !. oack Wlthont Recommendation,
ause fesolnnon OF the board last fall fixed it Il
~ Sn anu l1auoulcht- Inc accounts OF e
= ~ hs5 - nstr nt ~ oeeorsecl and -
ono1ne ~ fSa,r ~ eIao. ~ IN hls hands a.
nIiactor TcIn oi nh;.taI ~ tel,uIl was aaoptcd -
fhc Sim rehafs ~ iI W tus oon.ao"ancc a
in tIe ;ntsrost - IL .u LII. ne nao PaN1 tne money -
zei r. III II h. thn R,a.S aua naa neeh an- n n
Int ~ ~ vas ~ ,sar-a pGAtu, o.a s nroies. eamc ~
rrt :be ,nn,e nst e. ao"eyee thas II ne did OF
= .ne 1poney out OF INC CITY that the Town to
he Board then ad;ourncd - -
LAWSpALE. lo
: u tneet1ns or Inc directors OF the Lawnda1e nc
foaa Company. held at II LaSalle street, Of fo
Of thc New York Life Insurance Company.
'ened al : clock P. NJ. the Directors present TO
SOM Crawford: c. B. Sawyer. John NJ. no
4ace, samuel j Glover, and H.. II. Garck. rct
John crawford, President Of the Railroad ic'
pany, catlcd the meeting to order, and stated !s
oo3ect ol the meeting as follows: To accept IN!
nciI of tFhirsco ami .;.r.,c1 ~, Y T.. III y lily I1]
or Heath, granting the Ieawndalc Railroad les
pany the rfght TO build and operate horse
@ oa4 On OEnea asenue, from western nvcnue.
1ue Director + n Wpl1acr nosa5 ;i,,, ~
rsa - ,eo+;T h u .uat ."t secretary be
ptanee ny inc .. boasa o. Directors. Carried. To- r.,
ff, 1s ,,o.;+;nn a. s.su va. nc Vas 70 re-