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, 1877-03-06
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Grand jury for March will be called Monday.
The County Court wus occupied ysstssdsy III
hearing claims.
Tho sherl1 GOES 10 Joliet Thursday With batch
OF his boarders.
Tue addition ordered 10 be built to the Poor.
1Iouse a not 20 ~ built. The new Wasslen there
did not sec the ntcc*slty fosli.
Those In the city especially Interested In the edu
cation q tbs deaf onu d1n,b are anxious 10 get
hold OF tho Normal School at EnRlewood.
The Co1nmlts!onrta' are now, talang lersons lu
good behavior. Thelr meeting yesterday showed
thas they had already mado sonc progress.
Commissioner Holden goes 10 Joliet Tharaday to
atlsnd u meeting Of tho directors OF tho Joliet =
Northwestern llat1roaI Company, VI which ho Is
President. : ''.
The Commissioner meet at tho County Hospital
this n'ofnlng et los3o to examine some wuFk on
which sexton has based nunlber Of claims on the
County Treasury.
:. There |. to DO nnothss. hog salo at tho County
Farm. Thl4 is MI annual occurrence a. ls aso The
custom Of selling oae weck mud buying the nezt At
Ths contractor on tho artesfan wc1l ut tho 1nsans
broken augpr lie his worked slx weeks already,
Jet i not without hope.
Tim "llns" felt greatly encouraged yesterday
as te setfispeut s of ee so9th Chicago Collector
prolnrlty. that oil county otdeys Ls met. and
thut !ta psacsieu of sel.donfal mny couaoto oua
From Tho Beard proceedings It will he seen that
oveg SUI. 010 wns yetteetlny udaci to tho ucncrut
fnnd In the County Treasury. This is good news
tor contFactor. and othsrs holding claima agatn.t
thAt fuul. Aftrf To-day, however. tho fana will
amount OF over 31u0, ooo ars ahoat aud ready for
ptcstRtatiun.
Architect Egau denies that no rccedcd from hs
old poslt!on with rrxatd Ia Furnef Harms Claim
for e1trnA On The Court ll0use foundation. flu "
willing ~ certify that bs IL entitled to VS. 900 and
no H,ott. 70, II Tho Farmer expects t0 gut hfs hand
dawn Into tho TtrAaury tor . kfeltes lrl0nnt, he
n1at do Il by assuming tlut he has done NIL VI bis
work without contEnct aud 70 tu the courts.
, 1877-03-06
THE CITY,.
GENERAL NEWS.

Tbs natbera' Association met at the Sherman
Honas Inst night Henry Pstillon, tho President.
preceding, and transacted tho usual aplonnt Of
routine business.
The property on the east side uf State street,
l19 fret sonth Of Adams, s,-47iS BY III feet with
tnprovements,-ha hesu sold 10 II. A. Koln b
D.os, by William Lock. for s4s, 900. - O.. :
II Iohn 4. 0'Mcara4 Jrs witt call At Tho Matte.
son Hou.c he will find bis flthsr,. who Ia very
nnyIons 10 ind him, and WIN will forgive every.
,hlugi II he will bo willing to 60 home With him..
The trmperAturo yesterday, - obserTed by Man.
e'.c, optscfan. Bs sadaon street tTntrrSE nn!ld..
~ !%* va, H. u de a. ps;1m::t.i M: IL 1 T.
an.. Hl.2n. 4 y. NJ. :@.:o+ -
Prof. ". u. Cunning lrarrs ChlcsEo to-day far
tac lnciac cosaf, where he VII spend the 8reater
av.t winfrr. liz viii lecture al Davenport, Ia,
snd other pisces, on hls way westward.
The yrsssr ys.ssS7ssy stsnoon hs,d ~ i9qas;s
lsn 1linman strcrs. Thn verdict vas that death
was occaaloned by valvnar diaeate Of tho hcsrt.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock Officer Wy
surviving md .no.i tnssnsieis IL The ba.enc2t II
No. 1bt Clark stteet. Ills identity could not be
Hospital.
Thomas Sees, while in a drunken condition yes.
corner Of Clark and Polk Streets and had bis right
~ Clark as!eet bnt vas removed for treatment to
the County Hospital.
A dispatch from Bloomington, Of dase Tet, e9,
70 he effect that It Wa pronahle that son Of Nal.
No'ton Of thls city hsa perished In tbs Brooklyn
Motion usites to say that the +. T.. Motion named
In the dispatch Ia not his son, hnt that hs has q
neuhcw OF that name whom ha has not Aeon staee
November jsas.
Thc taner,t Of Robert e. Hill s' tate p1.se At
nScunf. AMI ftDpl tnpn Park CUnvftNra ttpnAt
Chnrrh at II o'clock. Mr. Hill was ID years Of
aye. and Wa kosn near Caiatt, Nc. EIc came 10
rorx Hotel. tho Csreudon, the Garden Gtsy Hnuse,
and the Mattrson I1ouac. lie Cams into The man.
agencnt Of tie latter about 1862 nnd n,ndc II
are: Iie ii,sn eFeeted ihe new Msttc.on and hss ~
had charge of tt since. Few men In this West Of In
The eeuntry Wern better or moro favorsb!J known
NorEt AHNtTALs+ -.
.. FhlMtr H0Ift-tier. H.. II. lAsdnrr. karaH1{ the
YSFx. jsas. IT, nsoEa. sarinFae:S: !. 4. Ms!ne: "a.
D.nas!a k.ns.*ss. faSSsia' hss'Ssa''
Marin. 4: Lo1a; !: il. 1Gookt, Ssw ssrKs ": -
+ a;Ssrrs< Sisss!.na; j. T. IT fs4a, 1T 1etiof; H.
ssfi ihf nasHsps s
! u MSyi:ks! ~ I'D: Dsalsl liS,e: Dsin,iti +
iia T. l. fhSi fhoSair.on q; %.a..s .ags etss:
sss''aiiss. .: ias..s.sRs, S.sRn tsi or ?f'r1|s R.,r
sT' IL 's%
sa$ s. IT,. g. ;ss5 fsipsss iifs.f. +
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, 1877-03-06
DEATHS

sIiERM1S-1t ths orani fssids f1o;sf ch;c,.
:: $se;s,as, Aats1 e f. &: !. i, fiI. IT,.
.funetaI iron, congregational church, Oak Park,
ss s,hsi 1o4 :, a H. MI +; weane'ds{ s.t VII e
pers pfcafc copy. =
punKlNI-7;Aareh 4. Bridget beloved vile Of
Funeral from .hsr late res,denec. No. zoe Ea,t
van i.a,sn;s,:. to st, Mary. Church, from themes
,pElToN-41n san francisco. CAL, Fob: 20. sud.
denly q congestion ot ths I.sit',. lorng 4. ri.
EA5-ChicaRo and AUBURN IN. ~ papets please
j.. hgoEK71 .se5 Il Is,1 I'll: s'ty. March por:'ta K,u
.Fudetal from her lats residence, No. los South
iloyns:ay:. Tne'day at y p. IT,. 10 Graeelaai
.sastey .I1ry IT, ,..,,.. nm ,v.,.r
Ns:ss M: ior.ias Xs1. il tho Jill yss' II
raasial l from the house "Wednesday morning, .s
10a. u. Friends OF the family ara invltad IL Il.
BRAz!E-stareh 6. st Hinnelka, Cook County,
X. md Miunls ttrazlc. aged 23 months.
DAnRETT-Mareh 8, At his late residence, No.
Fanslai from tba Cathedral Of ths iloiy Aene. :
x a. 10 ~: Wednesday, March T. by carriages te
rooL1on tho 4tl ln..., Elizabeth. beloved
wife Vt James Pool, in ,he 4oth year Of her uyu,
Funeral by cars to nosehill Mareho.
matory rleumatIsnh, Anna i. slorts, dauyhter u
D: y: and Ars. II. D. ssossF, aged lJear month
4 rosebud picked to blossom, In Paradise
nowiETThs II, r fsnsra! seryees Of ts lats Joh.
-, et 1o:J0 a. IN. Carriages to ltoseRiil
, 1877-03-06

4 meeting al tho Chicago Har was held yesterday
f0rehoon III lhs Law Library to take artlnn ob tbs
death Of Charles r. Adams. Among thosa present
were judges Williams, Moore. md Fsr~cll. and
ArsaFs. J. y. JsWett. X y. Tutaill. llo1ars II.
Thomas, u. II. MuYrujer, Vim. Il. Furneas. n. L.
Shorey. Ira uueIA Joscph Il. uRrksr, james L.
t1Igl, and l.. 8. lroudfout, Judge Wtillaus waA
elected Chairman and Horace II. Thomas Aecss.
tary.
Mr.. Purness moved that the chair appoint conl.
utee Of thFro TO draw up serles OF Essnlus,ons.
Tho nlutlou prevailed. and tho CLAIR appointed ~
such Comn4ttes Aeasss. Furpe.s, Jrwett, and
Ahorpy.
cITr-ATToRxEr TuTuuL
said that Ia hsd known Mf. Adams Intimately far
nftesn years. When they asss mot Mr. Adams was
Professor In y c.llcae At Nashyile, Teuu,, which
he, In conjunction with I'fof. Snow, now Of IT.
Loua. revived after tbs War and restored to Ita old
standing. Although young. Mf, Adams was known
thorough scholar and g0od dfsclpslnuslan.
Othors might ha.a nad u,ors Intimate aequ!ut1nce
with law. but ali tho&e present knew how high hs
atoad. Tbs speakeE thought As, Adams. pron-
neRt chstncteffstcs weeu is cncrgy aad his ladue-
Try. In the tfal Of cAsts be was very aucctssful,
SSs. ssy' ssa,nx stx Gsad T. 4. vel h s IT, % w
u en,.ase nd thera ws;o icw men It tho h.s Ia II
cry man knew that whcn charrs r. Adams said lls
w"sl3 d. th,laE L. syurs =; "t out 9f ssatt H.
70 s 9aaa fanS r aas p1e.sns soaa IT.
u friend. Mr.. 4Aaatu& va. honest aud sincere, md
the speaker. be!ux persoasllx well scqqainled win
faie. -''''' '''' '' ''~''
OTHER sr1AKrns.
Nr. y. D. AaNudsr dwell uDnn tho high ftpu.
tat!on for aba0luta tsuthfulness possessed Ly Mr.
Va. ! ufotess ssslusi hsii. .htsncdaess a M III u
s ss Il II ae.x r. Ha1 &. s %
~ h!a 1nnln4tlau fur thr hats ecpste last fall and
s1d Ugh u'u'r to s sos's' AMI professional
". y, n: wileon hid known, Mr.. ADAMS well.
ana tslt thas 70 him tho q! ms1'n; :ha! Nc should
t!on, ios t.sy knew nolhln: bat good Of Illa. A.
oux ,%m'y "a ss:rs e ase he hsd ssh'sssl hlFn
Tasss s1s.s f. T. u f. 'SSS h
s1 e. ct juSsp H. r. ;ss* NY NJ xdS, s4
fo9ad nothing 70 which hc soSid object u Sr.
n.au Vt peculiar .nd tlsllsnl spility. and hsd
wide breadth Of understanding. THIS was united
u . cs1esalE9ts g und st.aain;.s " ntud and al
Nj. Fusuess presented the following
kEauLlTiOHa:
q Sss!s: Il, 1:ss S:h :Seaa ~
ID
wig kps. of e. sauE r.. r soa!ae s s,t VIII h!n,
Tssi saiis t. S IL u ast
s Si 81: ri IL &c 81 Il s.
sseeur.yHa y ss:se ta1t w x.e.t srHts..sn 4
';s sesSxa.s e ~ sf, as.:s: m
Il sas ssa. rsas 1t ss sscfeioa sad 7seag Ill W
e.
IL htl TT otu .sa ssu nt s NV ~ ~
:{@RsSy s,l 81 y;
u ulr feeling: :.
, 1877-03-06

uent anont tAe piaGe., i. ~ tt0aehts eettan,
otth. nes,' '%nm." lnes % w ~ - ,,isT1t n,na.
whY iiantnn haa Scen tali To .,r notf. n,,nus III
stay At the County ilospitai, ana WY q student
rhcnf ths ninrrt sho,,IH hc snhn,isnl "a hi.nisv
his *tnnI1,,tY m nrorn;nrntiy' ~ N''p'-@
This Dsnartmept reuort NJ tte Arta In FebrrAYy
rnu"n ... IL 70 Mu ".e
iaasnes, " ecf.cti,o e5,mwe1 wm g nsnpt;sn a.
-. - .Tsns,. sm. ra -! ta.AT
4. knnMm IT.
fIon, cI.tmus1s K: nna onr rseh sro nv rSrhtins
ant nr..Snr;sd nrn ~" ns inss ~, hniit;nt. ~.
4: nt7 mi m nnni~ s,n IN. " ,nt,i ~ nES. MS
t,SsI tn.nrnnsr s$Ma ~: in.n,.ncc nscr ,n,t
sI rts srue.t a. t.se,',,.t c' IL tn,;,
nj. a. %o, IL sna Il Wcst wsf,h M % st1rr.
,.hr,s H. Il. f,nhi,;'rs snd o,i,cr ,ast fn,n;tnr.
mannrsrictn ismT! !raii, sma ,nr,h.s. ,,i,
s,a.I ;oe. f. nns HILL a"a WIN
" .''"' su'S ~ 1'''"
AID Thompson intended at the meeting Of, the
Council yestanlay to Introduce nm ordinance int.
posing tns u 81, 01p upon any Alderman WIN
Should ntthc Ills signature to tnv petition or rec.
omtncndatton for the appointment Yf any man to
tnc police force, Fire Department, ct Health De-
nn5ance from tersonh hhntinK for rlaces under the
, 1877-03-06
CHANGES. .AT THE ST0CK.YARDs.

CHANGES. 1T The STuCK-YRHUS,
Among tho recent copartncsslttp changes at
the Uniun stock.Yarts was tho dissolution yes
terslay OF the ltrm vi Brown, Thompson d Co.,
aud &he formation Of tho tlr.n Of f. Thompson
d. Co., tl,elr successors. Tho new frn, starts
prestige of i5ng aud successful business ssreeT Ger
In that pa ticulas brunch Ut tradc. THO tnen.-
hers of tho new firm, aicssrs. Elisha Thompson,
David Batcs, sud J. II. Donnelly. hare cD,,,-
T;v as, sn1 WsstesD ~ stock % dealers " VIC % sal H.
trust thcfr consigpnients ~ their cusu may rest
assured that their tntereats will be 0oked Aftcr
wisely mud well. stessre. Thonpsun and Bates
will devote shetr attention exclusively to the
the tlnauc!al attuirs Of the roucesn. We DO not
hesitate to predict Tor the new firm largc pat
{pnAR1,
, 1877-03-06

Just seven days sgo supt. Hickey received In
formation concerning two characters who have re.
ccutly appenred In the city, and be At oaused
ssrtct watch to be kept over ali their doings
BY Detectives sehaak and Whsien. and q
sharp, shrewd resident Of tho West
Division who pans out remarkably well in the de-
tccttvo limo. From that tfue on, through riu,
tteet, snow, and fross, track has never
been lost oi thesc two men. Yesterday atles-
noon, ono Of them, giving ths name
OF J. ". Derry. mas traced To the
afaud Pacific Hotel, where he was Joined BY his
- n..pal,"' fellow giving !hc name Of Thomas BIC.
!ha. thsy wess beng shadowed and III uat q. ssrp.
e JACKSON an4 nsiket ..scste. where thsy we're
to the station AcDefmott dropped paper consain-
ing ttansou.iit = skeleton xlts, and i've
:seHps se9 I'D 10 II as Grand f.
elac ial'y prepared Tor q good job ut
Mof A+ns ,hs I T. tn ,oss 9n h were
foom.d It No. iss slisn.ssa stfsas. ARMED With !
q Sesrss eest. wv eeassting 1pa ~ g''s0 ts"De
most eompes saa vsussie ~ et Ssrssi. too; tools.
noaneed ~ The police and NJ. William rnscs st"a
to bu Tho lest XII eycr eapiured In thEs city. Her
s t IL ss.n,s 1ssa u e s qn 41
soms ton ytass. Eclng q . tortnx disposition. =
~ aeknu"eukst II ~ Iene5n ~ tflsnAs And 70 Aa
mni3Iesa. Lio1o shepafa IN san Ftanc1sco he has
&, t9na1' , Waea e eona' ano s1oo2sa whsa
atx nn ama 10. esney @ ~, *sEEts ~ New
~ sa.1 mssnae ~ ~ ra a "ns nw5ss; IN
sppeasaMseH - ~ ~ ~ a.eu'a1a @ He2n' Htnef theklS
~ ~. nn9 " psa1isiInsas lii ea!io III "hiGh pfo.
tssslo sun, ne srs ~ a 10 o. a ho aaESn s !. oi
a. ~ Mss . asS' NUN e!sst ahu
s,ae "nsaess ~ nohgasl nae. IN INC East ho
~ :, t9n9s Hnas % 1 @
aaan ah3 as satusal Auka pssa lo Jal!. ann ~ pow
Tan!sd 1ss O. lahtefaown a., Eounty jail IN New
W,si p.tt.r t 'ag snn7a% SmtSsaf ~ e ~
~ sh"r1g n,e tt1has mere " isaoans n taas
IpSn @ .Ge Eatssbt ,i ano Plsoh WIN hnke Stone
ns M H tsn H. es aatsa ntcx soms s1Ynssn
i,,,,na as", ~ mnsn t 10 ~ sansn traaa Faelns
ave ~ srs o snn sHnt ~ hsss
nSen Aosgn' a 1so1i ~. LOWE aMM aniy fetasnea aome
.a,r ~. e. tnv ioeaA ae 'naas
n.mset 1|aQ. eonsp1cGoe' ~ Peanx 9uaire! wtta
t.,ny y ~ "a !, h"a gwen MIA
n~ay Wynup ~ .ae postss fna 70 ilnssnons .,,.
az r tit ~. e0'n ano taiseo ~ tnt slty w
1oe Snstn ipssn, ana ~! ~ feTen'Gtred ~
.t.ae tres.lsa'tacsa Iata! NcnstGotL As -
aa naeam4 ssaunatca ~ ~ ptotesslon q
, 1877-03-06

THERE IS GREATER LENGTH Of STRINGS ..-
through ali tho treble and taldd!o noies OF the M.
thushek plano than any other, giving greater rol-
utus ct tone In proportion 10 tho length OF stElncs
while tho bass IL brought into chosd With this IN.
crease Of tone in othcr patts by ths usa Ut tho
lunar bsilgs. Tns bzdxs for ths bsss stes On thu
eQuallxIug seale Las space Oh the sounding tosf1
remote sru1a tbE Ursula bEidss while oil tho alfne4
throughout the entire scale afs 20 dlsstbutsl th4t
uninterrupted Mbsltion, 4 lttlc knowledge VI lhs
phlldsophy VI the subject shows this 10 " = very
Important arrangement. Peltoa Il P0msf1y, ...U
nnd 223l htate Atte<l, general agents,
, 1877-03-06
TIE COUNTY BOARD.

nhoceiao SALARIES.
rerulaf weekly meeting Yesterday afternoon. all
The member, being pyr,ent nxccpt Mr, Tabor.
~ ri,.r.,sia nn1.. .hs h..S -, rnan,.n.a
oatsnese. called mp nss teso'aslon OF rev Gays
m!uen 10 loox 'nto feaneens saAs,es' e'e., WIN
rs,,tv cov,.sr,rf win ~. rcr.,t. fror, X. nv
t...,. 49,. ~. as.,.a.a ~ ss.n,,os =. .an,.
levy !os 1ne yc"ss ana "tse" ''s sooi'''o ~ 'oue
Mr. Bradley wanted tho Public Rerv!cc Commit.
tee tn ako thA tnnu,r.cs by tho feso.
i.s.se 80 .s.s..,. 49,. ...,s "a .s.s. a r,,,Io,
~ Sn .S, aMr w t.p"1s ~ t9.tN anu "'sao "''''"
H. N.rsf.nr a. ,.H. ~ S.ror ~ m, .aon,i,r NJ
az ~. .it.s -. WI ~" .n,,nns H. .bni. sna1ts.
liz sofH M ~ H. f.,.t.s u ~ r,,h,;e v.1s,rs
~ H. ~ .r sit Y. ~ o stn ~ .ss Sfs,,.
.taa III: - LII ~ .n,s,nr % ~ hsi1.S.S dhrt ~
sun " ~ w n ~ ~ ~nu r ~ sas I,iis H.
pM.Mn!sa " ssAatH - ~ e.' ~'a'Ai's's ~ 1os
, 1877-03-06
hQIlcS.

We had The plsasale Of a.ecting yestssdsy Ar.
Orlando D. Thayer. Vt Buffalo, M, tbs patsatea
Of the ''Trst uauge." Nj. Thsyer u hsse looking
after parties wha haYs bcen infringing On Ills
patsnt. All taesa parties will bs prosecuted II
they instst on infringing. Nearly Ill haye, how.
sves, spzndolsd than, aud wilt bare ons Of Ar.
Ihaysx'a instead. VI. ThaJer has eoumsncsd
, 1877-03-06

Tho ehortster Of the baptist Church choir, Mr.
Frank Dorn, was Tho recipient OF birthday rccep.
ton rendered him Saturday evening at tho resi-
dence Of I'm J. Ncho!cs,' Esq. There was q great
protnSion OF g'tta. among which wers large easy
chalr4 flowers, gloref, Tides. silk hhndkefchefs,
repast for al present. hugo cake heavily stfvered
With q md 80 Gent p!.ceh. Following The euppe!
and Msa Julia barrow, ''Founl Dead In the Door
Nar.H
, 1877-03-06

srs tn airJ Atn.na. a u1rk OF The sympothy they
nnuEt tnaieo ieountcly rkprtt1.
Judge williams appointed the following Sent1e-
men 10 Ntcsent the resolutions 10 the cunrIs: For
The United States courts. Mr. II. D. MAerndsi;
Circuit ConFt. X. s. Tnthtfl; Superior Court, ".
+. Fnrness; County Cont, II. M. Wilson.
The meeting then 4djonrnet.
, 1877-03-06
SUICIDE.

MEupuls, Tenn. March 3.-Rufua Price, Of
Jackson, Aich... who shot himself Saturday
night, died last evening Of tho wound.
NlAuAuA FALLS, March 6.--A young man. =
stranger. with bright red hals, walked deliber-
tho falls.
, 1877-03-06

be bal aay!sed Evsns n The nyrnnxtu tu resign, sni
Evsns Ind 1'ne to ece bic attotncyt upon the sub.
}ecf, pron,tstnR ttrIy by o'clotk. lie Ind been
allowed hair an hour grace. md had not turned
mp, and therefore lherr was nothing left for the
Gcneral to do but read Rounsree's opinion. which
wa a. follows:
Cuic& no, March 4, 1s7-.-Gsn. fdeb, Ct,untp trfrk
DEAR as1 In reply to your Inquiries eeru.ue South
Town tax boots am Of tic opinion thst any attempt
10 defcA the collection Of the revenue embraced there
Collector Of TIC Town, WILL pr0Te klbor&tyc.
I'm A1br OF the opinion that the eppruFk1 Of Efni.
b4e TO, hT tho Super sor kneo1n and the de fAco
Clerk. Csry@r. - Hihcitnt approval.
snf fu1 het Of The untntnn flat nm viii mt inrnF
any liability bg deitvetluE the hooks 70
IN! p1npeE bind, epp!,vs ay .hs .t,;'
aF''e'ed' md recorded Re'7fsf9'f Tcns r,ors7..s
t'ostnfJ Att1EN~y.
j. MI. Kimball asked II he eonla have the books
then, and few minutes later drove 01 with
them.
superst*os Lincoln will extend tho time. for the
collections twenty dsJt. md BIT. kimSal! will 81
Gn the question Of uotcr and The neeessiiy for
personal demand, Mt. Tuthsll, Of the City taw Dc.
ranment wns cnnsntted, and gaze tho
ppinlon,. and Assistant Corporation. Counsel
Atlama agrertn9 IN II. that II property.
owners wero not1Gtd In ths usuai msnncr through
lie Post. .Olte such notification were sufficient b.
fure the making out of tho delinquent lint. The
opinion was given to Collector Klmbatl.
, 1877-03-06

no PEERS IN The kARKET.
Dr.. Psics's special dasoFlny s1iracts bare no
peers u the market, aud ars Justly suuiled 70 tbs
reputation thsy h4ts established.
, 1877-03-06
THE COUNCIL.
A Mass Of Routine Business Dis.
posed Of.

poseu Of
+ - -,
West Hidc Water Works-A New Linz Of
!; Street, Railway-1nspsoting Hiaes.
A regular meeting Of The City Connci! was hcld
yesterday Afternoon with AID. Thompson In thn
chair aud u quorum present. 49,.
Ths usual quarterly report Of the Inspectors Of
the House Of Correction was received and placed
on fls. -
rAr OF Towx.coLLserons.
Tho Comptroller nubmltted IN ordinance f1ing
tho compensation OF tho several Town.Culectors
at per cent on all moneys collected by said col.
loetoss for tho cttJ. This, tho Comptroller noted,
wns Just half Of what was paid last year.
On motion Of AID. Mecrca, the ordinance was
passed By rotc Of Fl yeas to nays. 0.
rwpLrrtfsTRanT vtADucr.
AID. Ballard presented the following on1er,
which wa4 passed:
e 1f.sa ':Ess zss
L 're'
:sssanse "a q sef u %sE & &
noox' WANTED.
The Committee on buildings and Service Of the
coantf Board presented tho following petition:
sssg
Ig. n TIa Rnrx. ns - 1T to " ny raee
suci aYe indirectly chsr9e 1t Tho c.,nSt9uctiS1 vi ts
new Court House, now beE1 erected On tho eaat haf
eaa Ihas " e M ~ O. tns
Of t5c ~. onantiee f n,nteiisi which w9 en;rr Ine
ts I'll. q ~ ::ms e hsys ample e i9r
hafs ths right to use tis nsde eight feet u iha slice
whish 4 eatfsly as1!csnf t9r khe necla ot te
III III o,tRa ~. ~ sG @ % 1Mns
liz euE at1ne sna vrsoIie wS te orc% ta.or1 I'D
Ills lfohvoskj ths tho coniracior4 arc now tnsk.R
prepatatiols f9r thv Sariy c@Snn,eneement @ on thsr
scYtrn tontFActA AMu he1ce tho Petition.
. sI 3E at t4s ns aoEsd
huiae 70 IT. anstb " shs ro
ne1t 10 md ADJOINING the C1urt House now in course
Of erection by the County Of Cook. aud TINT jour
Il u hedy will take such action - will Afford the
nesoeo teAet. ,,,.s,,.
, 1877-03-06
West Side Water44W Works-A New Line Of
Street, Raitway-1nspsoting Hides.

regular meeting Of The CITY Council was hnld
yesterday afternoon, with Aid. Thompson In ths
chair aud quorum present. 49,
Ths usual quarterly report Of the Inspectors Of
the N0use Of Correction was received and placed
on fts
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YOUNG IN EN-

Who may be suffering from the effect of
youthful follies or indiscretion, will dol
well to avail themselves of this, the great
lest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering
Humanity. DIR. SPINNEX will guaran
tee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
W eakness, or private disease Of any kind OIL
character which he undertakes and fails tOI
lcure, lie would therefore say to the unfor-I
5tunate sufferer who may read this notice
THAT on are treading on dangerous ground
when you longer delay in seeking the proper
remedy for your complaint. You may bel
I in the first stage; remember you are ap-l
zproaci ing the last, If you are borderirg q
upon the last, and are suffering some ALI
3of its i'll effects, remember that II YOU per-
zsist IN procrastination, the time must GOMEZ
when the most skillful physician can rem
3der you no assistance; when the door of
Hope will be closed against you when no.
langel of mercy can bring J on relief. In mol
Tease has the Doctor failed of success, Them
let not despair work upon Nonr imagination /
but avail yourself of the beneficial results
gof his treatment before your case is beyond
1.-THE reach of medical skill, or before arin|
death hurries you TO a premature grave !
Full course of treatment s25. Send money!
10y Post Office order or Express WITH FULL
description of case.
Call. or address,
DIR. a. 3. SPINNEY,
No IL Ksarnsy Street, San Francisco.
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ASSiCNEE'S SALE IN BANK
RUPTCY.

In the matter Of the Estate Of j. G. Fairbank
in bankruptcy,
NyoTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed Assignee OF said Estate will
on the
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1877,
AtI. T.. Richards livery Stable, in the town
of winnemucca, Nevada, beginning at
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, United
States gold coin, the following described per-
sonal property, to wit;
Que buggy, one set OF buggy harness, lot OF
dairy utensils. two wagons, one mower, one
rake, sixteen head of horses. ll.Ls ~
GEORGE F. TURRITTIN,
I'd Assignee Of said Estate.
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SUM mn IONS.
In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
istrict of the State of Nevada,
County of Humboldt

= . .
In the Dlstrict Court OF the fonrth Jndlc1al
istrict of the state Of Nevada
oo"n'' Vi t'uA''
Josephine Watson, plaintiff, vs.. Enos NJ.
Watson, defendant,
....o, .uo,,oA. ,r a. D,..r;o. co,,.4 o.u
Foprtn Judicial District Of the state Of
Nevada in and for The Countv of finn.
bo1dt and the Complaint filed in the
Office 81 the clerk of said. District Cont
on the 3lst das Of Angnst. A. ID 1877
-~up a. - N.a. a,,ao ,,noo..., =.
NhE stare 0i Nevaoa sehuS srestIns 20
- Enos N. watson, aenenaan.; lou a..
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ARTESlAN WELLS

y to inform the public that he Low
prepared. with the most approved machinery
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice
All orders or communications on the snh
ject address IL Uaf non II P;-.mer, Batt'e
Mountain, will receive p-nmpt attention.
5. l. CAHOON
Battle Mountain. october9 1876 ltf
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, for lNCoMPATIBnTTY and other
causes. NJ matter where the party resides
10 years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address a. j. DEX-
TFR, Atty, Rooms Il Q, 132 Dearborn ST.
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionable references
given. Correspondence with the legal pro-
sessiop invited.