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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
YESTERDAY was what Col. NJ

YESTERDAY was what Col. Moore
called "bunkum" day in the Legislature.
The Chinese and Presidential questions
we're the m.io source OF debate in the
House, and the discussion was some
what spirited of its kind. The plrty
Question came in where substitute was
Offered for the original in tie Chinese
nuesrian, but after that point was de-
cided. the members we're unanimous IN
their views i'll the matter. In regard 20
the amiabie se;:iemen; OF the present
poli:icaI situation bur one feeling was
presented, yet On certain minor details
difference o. OF inion was held. l; was
the i:v~li-et day yet as regards speech
making, and the interest Was nfe until
The period Of adjournment.
A meeting of the Veterans of the
Mexican War was held last night in
the Senate Chamber. and a goodiy
uumber of the old soldiers were in at
tendance. Their large and lusty flag
Was seen just behind the chair of the
Sneaker. and on it were inscribed the
names of the various battles of the
war. They talked over the old times
in the past. and evening passed very
,leasantly to them all. We noticed
seyeral ladies Ia the audience.
THERE will be a meeting Of the Sow
ereieus ut the District Court Room to-
morrow evening at z o'clock. The
Third House will then be organized and
the rrscficsl legislation Of that most
popnlar branch OF the Legislature will
lie commenced. The Governor OF the
Sovereiens will be elected and his mes
sage provided for.
CHURCH AND JoSEs give their usual
usual classes to-day. That for children
vill be in the afternoon. and that for
ladies and gentlemen in the evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
Evening Report.

Kaymsnd and Ely s5s 6, 1865 81. sos s, sos
Eureka Con l2i5s II. SIS 1876
Bsimnot avs az. lbs s,,s
Leopard Iltts ~
Northern Belle 25ss q, l5os p, Gas 2c}1,
IOos 2esss, los 2o1%, Gus 2o1s oO. sos
2uZ
Gi!a cnrs DC, l5s 529Tc
Hussey COOS 2sc
Gen Thomas icos 4hc
Manhattan AUS =. 5us ~. As :, SOS IA, 2ocs
Modoc ssss. 1905 sd, sos So, l50s 81 b5
New Cos0 1905 S, tos 5ls
Golden Chariot iOos ,, Ids ia, icos "a
Leeds SIS 2, i5!s2 b30
Baltimore lros ~
silver Hill - & q, Los e!za, lcos
Rock Island ii5S s0c
New York con lbs =, 15ds
Leyia han s!ns 75c. lv 77ii5c, is0s SEC
Trojan .:Sis y, lGsi
Union Con SIS y, 6iis 50
MEXICAN sos ia. sos l51s, 3l5s l5,4, :ps
l5sz. jMis l5s-
Phil Sheridan sO> -, zoos "a
Alta IRIS ~
Lady Washington c2ss
Andes 5Os ~, los ~
Wells Fargo 3asSc
OyerInan 2b5s 81. J.s 50, atls Sl;s, zoos g., 10s
Sill, sDs 81 bo. 2.'s s6is. lGos 81
Con Virgins. 1wS 81 50, 3's 5oSz. - 50 q,
;.,s So. b. 5's 81 i0cs 81 bi'' i'''
Caledonia seas a,1, sOos 93S. locs 97s bio
Ophir l7,s I7I5 Us "a, los l93a, los l1s4, los
IL s., l7Os ,75z $40
Best and Beicher los :05z, Gus 30l3, sos 30,
lr0s 81, 2iis se5ss, iW's 80 bin, !oys ~
California IS q, ..j5s VA, 2lOs 4.ss, 6's A.S.'
JsI.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

THE Rev. John S. C.. Abhat, though
he is slowly dying at his home i'll Far
Haven, Connecticut, is still detailing
letters for tie press and also series
of personal "reminiscences, which are
to DO published after his death.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

SIDNEY Smith says marriage resent
ble> a pair OF shears, 81 I',iied that
they cannot be >eparated; "f.en NOV
ing i'll The opposite directions, yet
always furnishing amy one who comes
between them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

There has been fine sleighing in
Chicago since Thanksgiving day, and
more snow fell ON the 10Th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
Hotter. ARRIVALS.
JUST RECEIVED.

M.r,ay;ia De william,
La Opor uns, ioeahet Especni:
Bock. Y. Ca, Bouquet EeinS Vic.
bouon.t Princisss, E!aguils Del.
The above brands OF fine imported cierf
sust arrived .: Fred. Canlpbeifs cigar risno
nice and fresh. CAll and try them. j'w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

IYoS's KAr1A1noS mskes beautiful. glossy.
luyurixnt hair: prevents its falling out or turn
ing srav. II has stood the test OF ~ years. IL
chsrmiusly perfum I'd. aud has no rI'Sl.
my2ieod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

H.o,S's MAGNoLrA BALM preserves ac1 re-
s,ores the complex on; removes freckles. tan
and ssllowness; mskes the skin soft, white ana
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
ruy2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

Best and Beicher q sold
Ophir 1? bid
Beicher 8 asked
Con Virginia IS sold
California A.! bid
ChOliar 5. asked
Northern Belle 20 bid
Union Con s asked
OverrTan ) bid
Gould and Curry 8 asked
Hale AMI NOrcross A bid
Savage 5}E bid
Caledonia So bid
yellow Jacket II asked
Bullion az Ecd
, 1877-02-10

coal l-contsaetor III the amount nf $1,000. This
Ia the way thc moncy gors, Mnd Il m example
IT tluw the lsng " a,ltits anl paws tho bills Of
faynritcs.
Weeks ago The t'uunty Attorney gayr II A.
his "ap|ntoHr that the tlie County Heard 1.al
absolute a1tthor'Ity AMI VAS In All matters n
law unto itself: consequently. ronll issnc the
rovetcl 81 lON Ao III boIlls nt its tllscrcttnn. It
la* cost The ssxpayers several: hundred dollars
leas. The noar,l nay not jet be convinced ut
The fact That lsfa "opiniaa " waa not worth tho
paper ult,n witch 1t was written, II written at
all, INT tl,e Supreme Court has said 40. Mr.
Rou!ytrec was not well Yesterday. neither were
the Hing" Commissioners.
Samuel Strauss, nh attorney, WAS Of, trial yes
tcrt1av In the Criminal Court far larceny a. bail
&c. 1he evidence showed that IN 1879 W.tftan,
Schiller, an,rtr, came to hin, with $t.0sO to
*l,urt. STRAUSS invested II In snc1, n wny N not
to allow It TO gel. a great way from his own fin
gers nt,A that subsequently liz went tnt0 bark
ruptcy, leaving Schiller almost rcnntesa. lie
was indicted IN tttc complnlht of Schiller, md
Schiller nt,pcars inclined to follow him. Tho
case was IN at adjournment.
Commissioner Holden, Chairman Of the Coun-
tr Boarl, Inns refused to atllx Ills signature tn
the payroll ot thu several county olliscs, hence
the stand le has i* sali to be that lie Is trying
IN protect the credit Of tho county by prevent
InE the employees frnm hawking their 0rtlerh
about Tic street. The ortlcrs cannot be issucl
10 them until hc atgns tho pay-roll. II he haul
been half ns so1ict0us for the connty's credit
months nEO wien contrncfs were being LET TINT
lte knew there was NO money to, pay for, mud
when tho County Attorneys saaary was In
creased. etc., his present solfcitude would hnve
been unt1cccssRrr.
, 1877-02-10
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DEATHS,


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Murphy. son Of PatEck
Murphy. agcd =: years and hsnoaths.
dence. No. II Hubbard. st., ii II "a. Hpndsv. +,
cars to Calvary Cemetery.
OF John and Margaret tijcaaon, s''t'
Funeral SUNDAY at 10 o'clock, from No. q.s
Natn.st., to calvary b. carriages.
Et,rlis infant lauehtcr of Z. A. sn ss3ie IL RI.
kins. nf spaenodlc group.
Funeral tU.da5 tSatnfdayl ut / p m. from Tbs
residence Of Mt. Thomas Cnpcltn. to Nosth, Cen.
eterF.
~ Cleveland .o.) and Albany (S. II piper,
p1ease ropy.
D1LLEr-At No. 3 ttubbarl.court, Mr. Samuel
4. Dlley. printer. Of fhcnmatIsn1. aged " 3ea,s
Funeral sunday afternoon at = or1oek.
hohB-!n this cis5, the 9Th inst, at his hoasr
M. .l1 k!httc .st., Andrew Nobb, nYel ~ Jeio.
=, Funeral Ut l0:30 Sunday, from thu Ada snssi
Church.
CANNOS--At Ills rcstleuc. No. O. East E.tc,,t,
Patrick Cannon, aged lS years.
Funeral notice lii SAndsJ's paper.
DUEHftLE--Feb. q, George Unehs1e. aged 2
Muehrie.
doii:st. Sunday II II q. n.. by casriages to tat.
rlrk--fflday, Feb. 2. at 4:1a p. m., Anus
Mnnd Flick, lAuEhtcf OF L. ". and L. A, FIX
agcl year months hnd u days.
Funeral services nt the residence. No. 80 Judd.
IL. sunday, Feb. Il, nj p. nj. Friends are Ii.
tE-canala papcrs plea.e copy.
, 1877-02-10
CROOKED WHISKY.

VINEGAR MAN IN THoCuLE.
When the secret.Sefvtre officers of tho Gov.
crntnent were In Chicago IN 1876, hunting up
evidence against the whisky ring, two or thrco
months weEc devoted to watching the vinegar
fuctory of Frederick Welgle, Ut Nos. u and =
North I.asalle street. The proprietor WIS sus-
pcctetl III crookedncss III connection with hight
wI.,es. but perhaps uuInstly. s!nce nothiug
eliminating roull le discovered. When the de-
tcctives withdrew, having broken up thc un!,oly
combinations, the Deputy Collectors kept
Wclglc IN mind, convinced that time wnuld
bring him tn the front. They gathered lin In
last evening. and have, as they tlnln, good
spIraey to dcfrRud tue Government. Two pr
three weeks a4o, Somesyiltc mud Springer SEIZED
MI Illicit still rah BY Allen Il Jennings In tho
upper story Ut furniture stnre OIL Carroll
avenue. T'his establi.hncnt, 1t II alleged, VIA
III rtutIty .,wned By Nttge, WIN furnished the
capital aila tue 1uter!a! 10 ruu tt. Ills r'nnec.
ttolb, thercNith WIS not kl!own ut tic time OF
the capture, hut frn tho fact ot Ills urrtat Inst
rvnut,ig Aluf tho Reiz,Iee of bis factory, IL III
frrrtri that sunc DnE htls been equeallilCt tn m
THIS estaLsllnt"nt, which II atr Ut thW1argest
III It's Kind In TIM city, n,ld worth In thu nrIgtl-
| torhond Ut 3,uh3, WIS BeaTctlc1 IRON top to
lM'ttn1n, but autlliug wa4 fnlt,ul whlch could bo
| used NJ Testimony agaiukt tltu,. Une VI fts
employees, August Meth;au, who Is said to hare
worked ut both places, was ntso apprehcndel.
aud others will probably l,e taken into custody
this morning. These 1neil wifi undoubtedly to
used ~ witnesses, tnSether with Allen and
jennings II tllv rcpoF. al,o,,t thrlr "laytnR
nrrafg1scd before Commissioner. Moyns Inst
evening TIE former gave hall Of s5,oO. Will.
I Richard LothultE "a surety. md tic inter ol
$.{I, for appearance ut O'clock to-day.
, 1877-02-10

State's-Attorney Mills lid not return frfnn
Gcncya yesterday, hence nothing further Is
known Of when tho indicted Commissioners viii
le tried.
Commissioners SicCatlrcy and Carol! ase now
manlfcsting tue deepest interest lii the coming
0cneva award. They IRE taking timely View
Of tho future.
Some Of tha coMn!astoncrs went 10 LtInnnt
yesterday. 1t was aaa news they took to Walk.
y about tic 81 600 00o In nov bonLx for The new
CouTt-ilouse.
- The oatstandIn. or.lers against the County
Treasury. exclusive Of turor.' certificates, uygr
CUTE about @50,4D. These l,uyc bsel iasuc.i by
The County HDaJl sipss Jun. ]. To tllis u 10 be
added urle1s l4sIsel prior to Jan. !, which ap-
psoxl'nato &2t, ,0o0, aid thcrr Is no money 10
jaect thru,.
The State Hasr1 OF Public Charities III ti,rtr
late report SHOW that the aycrase cust OF uIctng
the Inmates of the several State nstItutius IL i
little tesa thun III rents per Iat pr Errsoll.
'llic County Board pays the Sheriff In tho i4ea
OF this Us rents per day for tiictl. prisoners In
the Jail, aud this with depleted Treasury
staring It every uuy.
The Commit tee OIL Pul,llc Charities sat down
Yesterday, and, in tac sI,arc Vi ten minutes,
tore W enouEh coaltickcts, without CT 1liuIn!u:t
them 1t Ill, to brig tae county Ia debt 70 The
, 1877-02-10

T4e Reg. Sumner Fills Will gfse to-norrow
morulug, In the Church of the itcdremcr. hla
third md closing discourse ou the "Argument
Ut Immortality"
The Philosophical EocIely will lo addressed,
this evening by Mrs. Eliza Il. Sunderland. sub
jcct; "Dcslrab1t Notifications OF tho Anne Ficau
Public School System.
The regular religious and social meeting, IT'LL
dcrtil nuspicea OF the Travelling Meas Chris
fian Unloil,wll b. held this evening ut o'clock
tn Lower Farwcll HILL.
Thu monthly meeting os tho Board Of Man.
ayers for tho Errtug Wop,an's Refuge will be
held at tho institution, c1t,ler Ut indiana ave-
,,uo and ThIrty-tlrst street, at ::3o o'clock p. M.
to-day.
The Free Methodist quarterly 1nretlny BE-
Etns thEs evening. with scrMuu, Ut tho
church, cOTncF Of North May atd Fulton streets.
snnlay snorntng: ut the .lsual hour. prcar'iing
vi te iiSly t% conqr 4anx.; TEX r. tsnst nt
kcats free.
Special revival, services are being hell every
esening Ut thu Ada Street AEcthudiet Eptscopat
Church.. under tho management Ut tho Rev.
.}uhn N. Caldwell, PASTOR Already q largo
ss Ts meetings II stenis. @ ad hsye
been In progress since that time.
the citY thIs notnile. liz viii prcacl, Sunday
morning ut thc Chicago Avenue Church
tAiessdy'6h cNr1ter Chicago aveuae atd In Salid
street, at l0:aO. DDo.sopen at9:Ju. heats free 10
all without trkets. ss. Hcccller will not preaeis
hunuaY evening, III Ills engagements aurlpg thu,
coming wcrk ticnlatlti rest.
Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniwny Vt Oregon, who
recently Gbtaned hearing ii tho lllnois Hail
rrty,"wI1i lccturu III Mccormick Hall Sunday
ut 8 p. n., atla viii! tell why she became poltlf-
caf missionary. Her story will uoubttcbs be IN
Interesting mud Instructive one. DooFs open at
= o'clKk, Admission u cents.
, 1877-02-10
THE CITl"-IIALL.

Coanty.Treasures 1iuck yesterday sent over
10 .Le City Treasurer q, :s0G of taxes for 1875.
The Trrasnser's receipts yesterday were s2,0ll
from Water Department, md $2,o1l from mis-
cclIanrnus sollrces.
Jacob Gross yesterday took out permit tn
hull.t four-ssory an.i baseucsit stone front
store, 48x223 feet, Nos. Is aiul IS West Madison
street, Cost, $a,0U.
The Department Of Public Works yesterday
issued a final estimate of sl4,Gao 10 tho Au,eri-
can f3sfdKe Company for tito aupcrstructurc Of
the Milwaukee avcnuu vadurt.
The City ct Baltimore, It sep1ny, III abuut to
tackle The question, 4" How shull We get cheap
gassn chy:G!srs n,,,z, In Fsplf to 4sttsr
ilore u large lot OF reports. figures, hooks. ANIL
pamphlets, all bearins upon Clllcago's recent
t;us Difficulty.
The case ot the City ". Michael r. Eyaus mot
"By Dang y VIA uo brfnrc Judge Boo1h yestrr-
,a ae 10 v 1oG c sloen, IL
by Nr. Eyana, who fell into hole on Statu
street, near Fourteenth. lie asked for SO, ,00J.
Cty-Attorlcy Tuthlll appeared for the city, l,nl
tho ctty WIS surcssfnl, this Jury Elvlng tiut Il
cent To tho complainant.
Corporation Counsel Anthony suggested yes.
teHlay that soma oao who l.ad The leisure should
uruv Up llilt ts SECURE sUtne ueccnrr Ill tho
rnIl1lltt Of the 3ast-npproaetfnE town election.
The sernca Of lust spring, Ie eays, should nut bc
repeated, mn! ho suggested tha. the C!,izen*'
Assue!ati,n take ihu i,,attcr In hand and put it
through.
rho cor,,,t,,oo IN s,,-,,t. an, A,,.,. =, thu
s.i, I.is1,,, ~ ~ n''tG,s ~. W. s @ lae
Sua,m nss1o! :, st. aa.. III tnu nm5 I"sNs n.aee
a'ery ~ ms!ST'oIm 3 % 10 cose tpG question .aa. o!
@ su @ntsnaE ~ Ea.un,et VI avsnuSs - aeehls .hat
ataes IT, osss iet tnG unehs aaa n9em !assfu,
| presented. Tint petition Was called up ycster-
NY VanSe Sntoh anu A!s you aplWa!eu 70 pro-
H. n aEat''st ' t',o ,anp!n'eMen!, anu nMilalt'
nross % anu ,he' !laahc"hJ appeAie'' aof tht ~
, 1877-02-10
THE NONOTUCK SILK 90.
A "Tr!bune'' Representative 1nspects Their
NHw ktnrr.

a "Tr!bune'' Representative 1nsrectn Their
New ktnrc.
We wefc favored yesterday will. Ill Invitation
from that genial gentleman, MF. II. II. Mer.
rick, local agent of the Sonotuck Silk Com
pany, to visit the Con,pany's new store u, Fifth
nyctlue.
Thu saptA increase OF thar trado rendered
larger mil Inoru convenient quarters necessary
Tor IT. accommodation. To this sn'! they
luye taken Two entire noora at No.
150 Fifth avenue, between Madison and
Monroe, in tho immediate nrl3hborhool
Of most Of tho ioibing houses. The naln hoof,
Gx feet, containing tho offices, has 843 feet Of
shelving itatc4 with the well-known tnantltui-
lures Of this Sonutuck Silk Company, pru,ltf-
nemt among which are the " "tnpqnslrd cortl-
rllL" "So.lptuck," ''I}art"lini," "CIurk's
Pure Dye" antl "spun Silk" e,ntracin: ,na-
rtlinc-twfst, button!ute-twih ut Ut alI varieties.
sew tuxs, p1aln u.nl shaded rubroileses In Akcina
md vi spools, all Of which aru ton
Wrll known u the trauu 10 need
e,fargtnE upon here; In short, tue
n.u.t complete stock vi silk threads tu tr found
~ the sounssy. Tie rou,n ts we'll lshs.a1 from
front ud rr4r, Aall has communication with shu
second tlohr by sIcaIIk Ut vi elevator nnti staiT-
NAYS. Thu setpnl iitor, ut equal size with the
rs1, IL devoted IL ttac storing u stoek, tacklng
alnl handling larK" eases aud cahtnets. bultl
other t0nypnientrs making IN utt lte faallIsou.-
est and tttst atsapgei titk stofu In AlArstca, 4
GUN pfeto stock 0f ll &hc different lues uf goods
GILL b. found lheEe vt all tlIues, al1 they cor
dialty fnyitu their }riel.Is and the trade to an
Inspection,
, 1877-02-10

THERE ~ no MARKED niFfEnEHcE
II, the number Of deaths from s:arlct fever c-
tween yesterday and t',r DAY before, hut tho
slight decrease leads the Health Commissioner
To think that the stamping out Of tho disease Is
indeed hetng accomplished. The report Of the
West Division Inspector ia tnucl. more encour-
aging, AZ he tays that tile tlsinfcctants arc be"
Ing very widely used and with beneficial results.
The children from fnfcetcd families have
almost all been Withdrawn from the public
schools, and the prospects for thc prevention Of
tho spread Of the disease nrc therefore much
brighter. Tho Department still needs the
services OF female nurses, hnt Dr.. DoWoll
says that le docs not feel like making my
further appeals to the Christian 1nlics ol Chi
caIo, md consequently nothing further will be
raid; but II there arc any women who feel that
their duty cnila them to minister unto the p<.ar
and sick, they could 90 into ',o better field for
The display Of bcnerolence and real work than
that offered BY tho Health Department.
The new cases reported Yesterday were IL the
following places: l20 South ftalstctl. G00 West
Washington, 3Nl South Dcsplnfncs, }s3 indiana
avenue three casesl 1223 West Van Buren, GO
FRI, 10 Curslcr, 53 Wnle, 4l3 State, southwest
cor,ier Of pauilla and Tweuty.1lrstt three cacs),
81 stgel, o3 Thirteenth place, ltsis Indiana
avenue, II Stein, lB55 fnutana Avenue, 6laH
North Clark, southeast corucr Lcavltt and Cur.
roll etreets,
, 1877-02-10
CRIMINAL.

Michael Grant Is locked UP ut the Armory
,,pon the vcry mcan charge of stealing MI over
coo+ fro+, , ,,r,a,nor IN tho cst1 ra,,o,i rnr,1l.
se"1 ~, p''ss' AZ s"' ~s't A"'Ae" ~'''
Hafa +aoos'
Thomas Carson, for the larceny OF an over.
coot fron II. IT. stontnnv- n LAWYER in tbc Mr..
S.'t',. r,,N.,. ~ Us".,t sa',;. =. .,ss.
eotthes o'oek' a"o -"a''"s ct"nh' '@ ,us 'no 'aF'
ecns o. e1Ik afess from hitt'e blaek, arc
'oekeu up III 'he Atmofs'
Thursday evening the boot and shoe store OF
ahay. ktlIuH l. Co.. nj No, IL. franklin street.
,v,a rt,tte1 ~. hrralors ,r1,o ro,nn,1 cr,r,r,,c
"ss ~, {.. .1a WV ., s. ,n..Is .,..s...
" pfyinR tho iFont uoof open win 1fthh.s'
Several cases Of ladies' shoes wero the only ar-
t,c,cs taken.
A .o,oa-,,, ro,,,ro, a. f,o,,~o, s,o.,t, eos.
~ 'e'eala'' 'eset,eu VI teu..at saas'". ~
tefaay announees tue arrest "t James heFdeIl III
aco from Jamrs Lawrence, nj tls ci,y, De-
tyvliyc Scott has bcrn DISPATCHED 10 bring tho
t,r,soucr hong,
-, =, 6. ,..
~. sn!hueFs yestcfiaf = ea!Isen tMG altGst f
vi LIN eo.npGt'uH snn ants s. ~ ssaM: S1Gs n!a
Win sieatne ~ teoni ai'ii. MMst tne ease
cAIilc up IA SouIt onanleta tGiisen ~ hplfeal,
Wnsrcn:on 0ah.lce snIn1netnela Hc'a ,ie eonl-
p!ai.aht tor the c1sts OF tMc sun. aul!hters
WIFI VIII ~ !hl tot ""'e u"''' "e sel'e"'eo a''o
P"N A"' ie| i""e'
, 1877-02-10
whesessxuts, hnt they l,ayc thus far been un-

whereabouts, but they l,ayc thus tar bccn ilr-
successful,
4 strange, md what Il regarded by somc as n
Suspicious, circumstance t. he disappearance uf
William Palmer, tho bonkkerncr nj tic parking
house. lie Was In the rsts YESTERDAY snnru!nH.
Int about moon cent note to his 1a1tdlntly-thc
t'rorrfctrcss Ut satnon IN Twelfth strcet, near
Fourth ayen,ie--saylng lie was 4oing 10 leave
tnwp. Sllc used td get meat at the shop III part
payment Tor Ills tn,at.l, and he nmcs her go lie
sahl In the note, however. Tint sne hcc,l
pay her In full. Palmer Is an Englshman, and
hasn't bccn long III this ctsi.try. Perhaps he
feared a t,atIT antl thought ha would he hSkctl
mp. Nothing waa charged against him, and why
he ahonA follow tic example Of his employer fs
One III those things no fellow car, lfnsl nut.
Mr.. REinkworth was unfortunate III hts !irlld-
ing operations. The htg itrr destroyed twn
tt.,rcs which he owned un Tic Mnnrne street
school property. anA ti!ete he replaced with the
establishment now occupied BY Chapin Il uasc:
Through, the persuasion VI Tho iatc Samuel
Myers, l,c was in.,ucclt to convert tho Nppcr
Eortion i1so co.y little theatre, now known ns
Nood's Museum. The speculation wns failure
from the start. Tho rental did not ray the In
tcfeet on the ,noncy whtcl, he had turrowed,
md In the co,lrsc oil time the property passcd
ont of his hands. 1t IL now owned by John Z.
Walsh, who took It to secure claim Of *G0.cOo.
, 1877-02-10

Another one l,os gong. Tht. tl,nc IT IL a
rarlrr.-lI.urv 1tr,nktnrtt,. n n,nn ,yho ha%
~, - ,u.t. -. .,.'.',.l ~. III
nse" !" %"""e'' to' t"e'tf 9sa's' WI" IN "c''
khn~h tAfOuEtlohI the tIty. especially On
tCa,l.c, ffu lInd bern III lie packing ttis(l,egs
suo lie tirr. 1T t{rst nj, Clarl, street whnre hi
a., ~, I,,,,,o,.o tr,,n In tr.rors tr1 ,,,,cL.
"'' -" . ~. ~ 80. ne,s WV sA'sA7
ems. A.attctIy, nus establishment ~aS 10
eated uh Twelfth STREET, hear Fourth
uyrpur. Nonry rpt, tntu Ills tockpts lii a streu1u
nftar tw, nr fhrcn yror.. s,,,r.. mails him
-, ~ =, T., ,...., st 49,, ~. H..
M'n,er III has Tsn,"'ea ~ lo'" ana 'at", out 'uo
market went back Oh 'llt" year ag", aud nc
s,artin.: II, ugaIu l.e did fairly, hut ,n u few
"'neu. u" 'sa. AI's '''," ".u', "na so''ss
on Tf''usicc scsscnet1 ny ealitnl iHAtcralf,-~'h
fact, cut 1t all np. tir did i0t seen,
.is.wuttent, mud q rluuur OIL rCtlanac yesterday
p,ur,,nt. thut In lnl RIM awnv WA iarz,lv .rci
m..I i. w., ,'J h,.,.,.,. ~ t.'.. r.,
:e . t1 ,,t..tl ~ ~ .. 'se. -, o -,
IT, ~ assn s.. t3 .t @ "nf =. aaaa Hsat y! :.
~ III. ~ ~, scns.i .Asao ~" .r sop n
nss st se .aa ".t nn t..e 'osu ~ ; " ~ tau
pHc Isl"fc n Eau u t!Al it lHu ehtlieN w 9o.uoo
neas"' .nsa " 'hsotsccts h'A Aeute a1aouht 70
~. t"t s.."t ,.."sn .s!' wy tnuHsy ~ nau WIZ
~ ~, ~ ~. @ IN u sa "as anpuL
5000, y. -, "n t, We E'Hn hlla wy oF
r.. v, t?,. ?nI.,.., nau, VII M Mlsr =: ~
49,, ~ rt ~ ~, auet, - salss ~ pt'stuvg ~.
sfs' t.' .G oatsne KY e.eH TIL e"e tteSt easn safss
a.s tri'; tS @ .aa.... III. s'Han t. attoMs ~
~ nt't sao"4' ' 1s.nA ~ tue Iat 1 ~
ntnE atp"s aL"u unf :" ua1' III snuasM 81 tae, .c
t stn IT,, I,s 1 ~" ~ TUG eeo
, 1877-02-10
THE SCHOOLS.

10 Fh& E1lEHF or 1HE If1bHfe.
CHICAGO, Feb. e.-Does tie Commissioner OF
Health believe the closing Of the public schools
Will prevent tho spread Of scarlet fcyerl There
is class Of chiltIrrn when out OF acl.uof that arc
always On tho rtdswalk.-jutnning tic ropo and
playing marbles. VIII II be possible tu keep
other children away from theut Tho police
might orlcr them OF the walk then they wou1l
adjourn to the back-yar.ls and yarnnt lots.
Children. like Ecesc, go In i1ocks; It Is inostl-
bic 10 separate them. The safcst anil best place
tor children Ia schhl, and every tno. her feels It,
Our worthy Supcrintendents aul principals may
be trusted with keeping infection as far US ,Nfs-
slble out OF the schools.
Included. 1t Il greatly to bs regretted when
city questions come u}. whether relevant or not
10 ls public schools, sonle ons Is ready to give
Utoptuu lime when uur volcJs Shall understand
our wolnat,'a uccls, antt not fuss md Interfere
with our children. THAEE HoYs.
, 1877-02-10
.t1AR R1Af3EA


S-D1;N1AT-1hurs,1ay. Feb. y, bf NJ
caxp, Nal ..Amos Lawrence Hopkins and Mf4t Eijtn
NJ. daughter ofHcorRe l.. dunlap. Esq
TAY1OR-MIx-At IT. Panl's Church, Esnks.
kec. ~, Eel, 3. ~ tho 1'ev, T., =. Phillips,
daughter Of James Mix, Esg.
ituWE-oWEN-Thu Feb. 3. By The Rc,.
4. ". Patten, Mr. Frederick a. uowe and Nt,'
Mary j. Owen. ali Of Chicago.