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, 1877-01-24
TIE CUSTOM-lIOUSE.

THE NEW FLAME
Mr.. 1Iil1, tho Supervising Architect OF tho
Treasury, las completed the plana for the
changes In tho design Of all ahoro tho main
cornlec Of tho new Custom-I1ouso building.
These changes may DO briefly dcscrlbcd as fol-
lows:
The space between the tiorrncss is filled with
stonc-work, and aurmounted With cosntcc,
making practically tho addition Of M attic st,ry
extending entirely around the building. The
windows. trcntcl "a Caotcts, extend through
this attic, tho height being increased from tito
former Dimensions, anil a modification being
made In design fur thu upper portion. The
corner paylltOns and portions treated al towers
In tho Mullctt design arc accentuatcd by carry
lng up lnrncr windows nGuvc the attic. Tic
roOfs over the tower portions nrc changed frum
pointed to HcdSr-snnptA structures. Slight
changes nrc rnalo In the pitch Of tho roofs, aud
an ornamental mctalllc gutter Is carried around
above the attic s,oue-work.
Much of the stn1i-cWuTk necessary to catry oltt
tho former design WAS already cut, and til utt!-
3zc this much deviation III details wns imprncti-
cable; and wilIio this, Of c,ilrse, gave limited
scope for new design, tic notifications cnntcn1-
platcd will, In addition to obtaining tho desired
ton anil giving TIM benefits vi complete story
In the attic, overcome In q great measure the
objections that hare bacn made in regard to the
npparcntiacls of height, and add to thu imposing
appearance Of tile building.
Perspective drawings showing the design as
modified will soon he forwarded. from which tho
people OF Chicago can get . better fleM OF what
Is being done tlan cau bo gathered from any do.
ecfiptl0n.
, 1877-01-24
MEDICAL,
schenok's Pulmonio Syrup, Sea- Weed Tonic,
aud Mandrake Pills.


Thefe dtserrcdlY eec,fatcd aud popular stde,,.,
have effected a revolution in thc healing at, ,ss
proved the fa1acy OF several ,naxts which have "a.
many yeasf ohsfuctet tho prnErcts Of medical sc,tors
The fhl*e tupposIton thst "Consumptoa II lncrab..
deferred rhSsicluns from attempting 10 nnd sentt,
for that dscasc, and patients afflicted with It rceo,
ctcd themselves to death Without making an effort d
escapo from doom which shey supposed to b. Ia.
aroldahte. II 10 now proved. however, that Con,upp
slon can he cured. and that has bcen cured In ytr
great Humber 0! eascs ftpnIe of them apparently DE-.
rcrats onea, BY scheacka pulnnnc eJrup slons; N,
IN other cases hy tho nlcdscne1 connection st
Hchenrk's Hca'NtcI To,Io ant Man,ls4kt I'a oos .,
both. according to tho requirements Of sho tase,
Gs. schcnck himself. who enjoyed unluierruptM
good health for morn than forty yeass, WAS suppotd
at one Tins 10 be At tho vcry Gatc Of DEATH hl rhYr
clans hsylas pronounced hs cHs hopeless. and shaa.
d0nta him 10 hs fate Ifc WAS cured by tho aforeu
MedIcnca. and. .!ace ~ rccvyery. many thoa,a.1
with tho eAnt remarkable AucctNs,
fHl directions accompany c4c1 making It not ab,o.
lntey necessary 70 personally Df. Sctleuck unjes
natents visit lhor lungs exnmined and foT tits psi.
rse heA professionally At his principal Gfcc, Cnf1tt
EiKsh md Archaic. Ih!ladeiph1a., eyrry. AonaaJ,
schencss incidence arc sold BY & iTugRfsu.
, 1877-01-24
TUE CITY-I(ALJ.

The Trcasu1cr's receipts yesterday were 100
from the Water Department, mud slt,2ll from
miscellaneous kources.
Ek-CIty Treasurer O'ifara Inns so far recover
cd from his recent Illness as to be about again.
Lie pail the Clty-lIal! visit yesterday.
The Committee on Railroads has bccn called
to meet In the City Clerks utllco Saturday A.
ternoon At $3.50 o'Glork. and tnc Committee on
Strcets and Alleys Of tho South Diyisiou to-
morrow altuEnoon Ut o'clock.
The Mayor'a Secretary. Mr.. John st. CIalr
Cleveland, was busy yesterday In sending the
annual report OF tic Superintendent II the
House OF Correction ef ills city to the Mayors
of numerous cttles throughout the country.
Tho i!!e pathway Of Nr. Larrabcr. In rlarco
ot the Water Department, Is bcset With tlorns.
Not many wreka $50 thief wcnt oil With hts
holse aud buggy. Then he borrowed horse
ansl cutter; tue horse ran away An,i thu cutter
via snlashcd. Yesterday tho gentleman froze
hls car badly.
stated uuautalorltat.vcly TINT hs tI}a!ard) was
mt a tAnliaate for Reelection. lie wished 1t tn
bn Understood TINT hs had consented to nllow
Ills nan,c to tte usrdt md would run. The rr-
lutxta Vi . delegation nf citizens and several
lcsteEs caused t4s Alderman TO naku ths
announcement.
Tie teat nf tho West stda pump!nR-worka
cngfnes Was recommended ycsirrlny suh will
prnbahlY oo lin!stcd by Thursday, alr. Whit
tnai1, ono of thc cxp.1t roln,u!ttee, LAS hal q
Als itfe was almost desp1rcl III. ffe fuu1l
home nMh the best ot nursing in thc funly III
C1ty-EngincrT Chcsbrousl, 81 that NOW lis l.
Since tho 1st Ut Ju+,uary there hayc been Ia
this rity U4 deaths fEu scarlet tcyer attf fprty-
eight from dphtlessa.. The weekly death rats
l.as slowly bus steadily Increased as regards
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, 1877-01-24
MRS, CLEIsnfONT,

HER EXAMINATION AND DISCHARGE.
Among tho casea upon call at tho South
Division Police Court yesterday morning, wcre
those IT Mrs. An,o!ncttc Ctcnnont and Charlcs
Hammer, charged With ait'ins In tho escape Of
Holland, Tho purg1nr. Tho former pleaded not
gully, un tho latter smiled yllostly smile but
retained silence ~ long that tile Clesk entered
tho plea nj l,ot guilty tn hts raer also. Stunt.
Hickey stepped forward to state that In bis
without counsel for tho prisoners, 10
cd that her husband lad : advised
her to lrasc The matter entirely in Tho hands OF
suIn'nrrllc, proyl'lel t',st carIs would promise
.rr u proceed upon tlIer honor as gentlemen.
The twu police naEnatrs put their heads To-
Gctstrr md concluded 10 aBk the Iostponement
Of the rase unit o'clock, IL nEder to give tho
In 4 rnAnn"r that mould bc detrimental 10 her
good. thnugh Just IN their own onintol.. pcpl-
ty Supcrlnsenient Dixon then arose TO
e1!la!1'. Thcre IVA; WA a, opinion upon
attempted rescue WIS a pnt-up job, aud Mrs.
Clcrllunt wn1 uf tho 0plnlon That shc had t,een
trapped by plot. FOR isrnsclf, tie VA inclined
he WIS anxious 10 hayc 4 full anl impartial trial
Vt the ca.c. 10 show IN every po,nt tn 1t. The
easc Vas thrn set fur .u'rtnk, anu tho croud
adjourned, Mrs. CscFMnlt xs,!ng tO the Central
s.atton for asl Interview With hcr1 husband.
walked into court. and took a scat bes!Au Sir.
l.. q. Asay, "ho,n slu bud employoI a. counsel.
Alter fFcsesaitns-A ttorney Boys!en hat! set
forth the esarses mada by tho police. and lad
introduced t,u testimony OF the police officers,
Mr. Aaav took issue with them upon ths illc-
gallty of hollands arrest, claiming that It nus
not lawful in this stato t1 arrest any man upon
u telegram SUPPOSED to havc bccn scnt from any
nthrr city. 10. requ,.!tion,, too, had Jet
bsen b. ,,, secured II, for .,,.n holland Therefore,
mitted no aurli otIcnso rs waa alleged
a.4islst her, u her husband Yas not In LAWFUL
confinement. hir. AaaY made = short but
pointed argument upon tht. potnt, frequently
Iitiug references IN support Of Ills position, but
oyertule tlAs liar If 1cfcnst.
II was then sllown that, although Mrs. Clnrc-
Msnt was caught in il'u corridor At the City Hail.
md with several articles intended Tor tlt ps!s-
overt act, nGl therefore could not reasonably
| bo held Tho prosecution wus forced 70 admit
~ this, ani tho lady wus therefore dismissed
| froM custtAlY.
THE "KIn''
thought 10 escape !n the same way, but IN this
| he MAS mistaken. In tho cyidcngu It was showed
| taat !4u hat Jimmy aud other burglar tools In
his Possession, and llu was rr.nAnde1 fur trial
fof yasratcs. ln thls the police pro,niss to
prosecute him 70 the limit; but, according to
thu scilslue away ia aergt. sirussiglc. Tbs
I "hM refuses ~ equc4l upon luy QUO c0nncct-
cd With the affair, saying that he will 60 down
fot slx months sooner than giro up tho
ihitd party. llIs story in this particular
teetsyes that ihc fellow Is ! well known crook,
and that l.e thiuks hls uaMe il Wilcox. aud then
vt other ti.ues he bursts put Into . loud kuffaw,
with "Oht you leedn't nllua looking for him,
nesaF -xtHea nothing sxsy." Tbs police ate
, 1877-01-24

IEC1URE nr PROF. Nit1s,
Prof. C. n. u. Mills, of Boston, slc1l7tred
lecture on Emerson last evening At tho rcsI-
dcncc Ut 4. H. Lewis, Esp, nj No. 81 Ashland
nvcnc. Tic largo t,aFtors wcro wcll filled with
acnltuecd antl attentive audience, The speaker,
after promising that every great soul can'c into
the world without parcntage. md that II ono
wished to (}ntl nut the cause s.s1c muat 20 hack
lilo descent Of Emerson from baron l,,1ikcfcy
down through COO years. Ills anecstor. for :AAl
years .wcrc mtntetera Of tho Gosrel. Emerson
himself wa* born nt nt'.ton May q, isC3,
and was graduated from Harvard tniyer..
sfty III 1891. 1t was noteworthy fact
TINT MI hts ancestors for a0D years had also
been graduated FROM Tho sansH institution. In
1sA Emerson was aprrubatcsl to preach, ard IN
s9 nenfy Sns Il tic ' sesoe woarsS In
Church Of I,oston. In 1*U lie withdrew from
the churet, in consequence Of certaln opinions
which "urc not we'll reccivts!. Paet1nI uver
the reaIndsr Of IT., the b'xFaplr' !: msy be i wc'l
where Mr; ,tiIls hcgau 10 speak Of
the qualities ot. the .wrl.1ngs IT Elm
erson. Ills centTal thought was 'nanlincss,
l'ls nvc7slon duplication. his Eseascst delight
and tho ona thing hc could mt tolerate waa
anything morbid pr touched With the spirit Of
pe*simikm. 1le exccl!cd In tho felIcttt,as use Of
hsnres, but had not the case of expression In
poetry that Hc Hatl IN prose- las WORKS Hefe
mines Of aphoristn alll condolences, whtrh
would account Tor the fact that Ia many caacs
tho work Of II fortnight was sometimes fund
in couple nj lines. TaIa was sometimes
carried too far. atnl the flour wns bo1tcd
too tlnc. Tho speaker concluded that ouch n
tnan ns Emerson could not hive been born in
my other n0e thnn this. In my other country
than America, md In any other part Of tlioceun-
try than New England.
Tho last portion ii tho lecture was devoted TO
illustrating tho various characteristics Of Eucr.
eon'a writing BY copl0us quotations from Ills
writings.
After tho close OF The lecture considerable
Ltn;s Hun oItutsu " - ss.e4nI i'staMstoht ~
Gus questions put to him by such of tho aulieuco
as chose,
, 1877-01-24
ROCK ISLAND WATER.


DAVENPORT, Ia, Jan. .ss,-lsoclk Is'anl ID
greatly troubled a. present over tho wido
prevalence Ut tllarrlGa and kindred diseases.
Very many children and older persons hare
been afflicted for weeks, and several hundred
rnsrs Of tho complaint hare been reported.
The matter has been inquired Into, md 1t ts tho
general opinion that tho ca,se Il that thu filthy
matter emptlc! into tho riyer from the sewers
has been pumped Into tho watcr-w0sks and lis
trtblltctl Nu.0ng water consumers. Last evening
d special ulcgting OF thc Council WIS held,
tho views Of lcading physicians was obtain-
ed, and cou,mittcc to act In conjunction
will committee Of physicians was appointed
TO- Investigate tne matte5. Lns pumps o. 1 the
may be ti,!n agitation will cause. their removal
10 point above tho city where they Will escapo
tho sewage.
, 1877-01-24
TIE ANIMAL MATCH


between tho old and young members Of tho
Chicago and Thistle Curling Clubs took place
Monday afternoon ut Lincoln Iark, fu pres
enco Of a considerable number Of spectators.
Tho icc WIS in faIr sl,apc, and tho play vrry
Good,-tn fact, fniynp to standard Of the gau,cs
for the Gordon Medal last week. Tho dividing
line which separated thu 'rallants" from tho
old men was so years, mud tho fathers aud
grandfat{lcrB Witnessed for tho thntantlth time
tho ingratitutle at their juniurs, being clcycFly
beaten by tho following tCore:
n1xK no. ].
Young men. I'D m<H.
George tfuns, Alexander Kirkland,
David I1oSk, IDhn Martin,
ds9IFs Keys,, 'klp-so. A. Wallace skIp-l5.
1Isk no. =.
William Forreet, john Ai,lun.
Robert Duncan, Hugh 1{ltchir,
David ItoWir, JDsGph lIntt0n,
IT. Martin, sklp-2o. t'eorsu Wilson, skip-0.
Tola! majority for tho young men. 10.
NISK MATCH.
Great Interest In thu et:nttIsh national Eat1o
having been pxcltcA by the prcsenre 0f No many
p'ascrs Iron, abroad at the Harssnn Medal com
peitI0n lust week. 1t has wisely entered into tho
hcatlk Df tho players In the ely h ,yn an uxhs.
hilton Df the :ailla wt,erc 1t can to comfortably
Witnessed by aiE Win ctoose to attend Thu lee
At thu Expusiton BUILDING 1las. therefore, Lcc,
secured for Saturday evening of this week. and
at that time tllrcr-hnur6' match Will he rlayul
Gibbs nf this city. An admission. fct will la
cllargcd, an.l thu proceeds Will bu handed OYER
to the charitable fund Of thu st. Andrews
Society,
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who bave htre.olorc becn l,eaptng ,t.npcratton

who have heretofore been l,eaptng v.nueration
upon their devoted heads. For reporters they
hare supreme contempt, AMI Tor the press n
iaSorn e IN .he pat to ] enfIss them.sses IN o q
the panpcrs aud prcyng upon p,lhlsc cretlu!Ity.
Their fright, their fear oi investigation, their
drca.l of lcng coinpcllctl tn hare their acts pa.
rndcd bcf.rd The public anil to stare
then, to put nil bills rrferred to nny
Of the committees under lick and key to keen
them from the eyes of tho reporters. This did
not work satisfactorily, fnr from timc 10 tiTno
the fraud In the hills would crop out anf ,n1 isa
way to the public prints, much 10 their chhgrIn.
Tie Mgcnuc to an examination of tho bills he
fore being rahl being titus urnctfcalfy cut or.
Tho reporters fell back IN getting ]'ol! Of then.
nfer being paid. ttife leing the best that toul1
sioncrs " found teiascIvs. Is con. Constantly in hot
water, for none OF the hills won1d bear .tn.pcc-
tful1. 1nFs had 10 b. rcmctIcsl, anil last week
the remedy a.recd npcn b. TIM "!tlnE" Was
applied l,y tl,: Clerk Of the Boar, who took tho
gained permission from another source to
low rory OF tefn to bc made.
Yesterday Co,nitkty refused the Siaats.ZituM1
reporter permission 10 further examine the hills
at Cameron, .stnhcrg Il Co, andby his action
speaking fnr tho Commissioners Of coursc-
announced that such public records nntl papers
came l,lcr his care were to he held satrcsa and
away from tl,c public gaze. The reporter wanted
to ts1sss: a. @ t: z s'sT n'tScS Ssfpa'S IL e :f"xs ,
against Atr. lfe.nE. which Ind been prepared In
defense Of Camcrlrs, Amberg Il Co. Coniskev
tntd lie had no time TO wntrn Tom, Dick, md
Harry whttc they looked through the bills, etc.
understood that Mr.. 1Ieslnr will nakn demand
to.sav to trc tho htlfs privilege accorded to
every ono t,y law md common propr1cty,-anu
the result will be loukc,l for With Interest.
, 1877-01-24
held that tho police had no right to contlscate
Kambltng.toois, and a case-kccpcr and table was
fctutucd tn them
SUBURBAN..

HIDE iAAR-
Ttc nonrl of Trustees met fl regular session
at tho Town-1iall yesterday afternoon. Present,
Mcstra. Doguc, Farrell, and President ncnslcy.
As willb seen, there was no quorum; the Board,
however, transacted thu following business:
Bids for coal for Joint Watcr-Works we're opened,
read, and referred to tho Water Commissioner
Will. Instructions to runfcr thereon with tho
Water Commissioner Of tho Town Of LAKE.
Bids for the construrtfnll Of hridgeat Dalton
Boguc, referred to the. Engineer, Str. Brieto],
With Instructions to tnf'uiate the same nntl re-
port to tl.e Committee on Strccts and Highways.
The petition OF Jlo.o Company No. tor pflr-
l!oisc, and tho following resolution offered by
Mr. l'ogue, were referred 10 the Comlu!ttee on
Police anu Sanitary:
Estol,rd. That Tho Engineer ani F!rc. .:ia!sha'l
honre on state strcct near tho eorncr of E'ifteth
etrest and that the sslnt cen,rd necessary By thcm
iof anl pntp9.c b. pnt Into the next annna apnro.
prtnton, 10 that tc money nhy be raised therefor.
The Board then adjourned, anil tho members
retired with feeling af happtncss in their
breasts at having carried - per head.
Thee Tl h nG 9n IN meftng in The Fs
l,ap,Ist Churches this evening. judgo viii.
]atls will deliver sermon. Tho meeting led by
Judgc Williams on Monday night was one of
great interest.
Supervisor hudson l,ns his hands full with
NUMEROUS families which arc In starving con-
dillon.
"A. platform for thu coming spring election in
Hyde Park fs needed.
rhc Rev. Dr.. 0. II. Tiffany will preach In
Flau,ls Hull Sunday afternoon Mt 3 clock. DR..
Tiffany will undoubtedly have large audience.
US quite number of tho restients Ut the town
arc Alcthoilist2.
ENGLEwooD.
Parties from the city who wish to attend tho
Hoscnct's masked ball this evening can 1cnye
tho city On tho Hook Island dummy At 0:l5 amt
7:l0. Il conveyance will return them to the
city after tho bull.
The Sabbatl1-.chool Of the Presbyterian
Church wrro given slcigl,-ri.lc Monday after
nptr, by The kindness Of s. d. Underwood.
Twu fotlr.hnuse sfoiEflN were flllct with buys
and gii1s, and driven through the parks and
Hyde rark. The children feel very grateful to
!Mr. Underwood for Ills forcthoug!it.
AT the annual meeting 1T the Englewootl
Uniycrsalist Suniay.ScllooI ORGANIZATION the
following officers were chosen far tic ensuing
year: Atr. George ". Carson, Superintendent; !;
Mr.. Z. d. Wendell, .Assis.an Superintendent; |;
Mrs. j. Frcelunl, Second Assistant Supertn-
tcnIcnt; Mr. Charles II. Chamberlain, Scyrc-
tary ami Treasurer; Mr. George 4. Eddy, L.
bras!an: Mr.. J. Frnnk Drown, Assistant Libra-
rian; Miss Alice ". Chamberlain, Urgani.t. BY
tho Supcrtntcndcnt's report, the Eclool was
found ia bD In very prosperous. condition,
numbering scycnty-tw0 members, With an nvcr-
ago attendance during tho year Of forty-two.
, 1877-01-24
ELuIN.
Tim Hull 1nves,l.nffon.
Special Dtspdtch to 1ha 1ribnn8.


EL0IN, ILL.,, Jnu. 23.-Tto investigation into
tho ca,iscs o[ the death Of Col. James s. Hull was
commenced by the State Doartl OF Charities at
o'clock this afternoon, at tho Northern Insane
Asylum, under tho direction Of tho State Board
uf which there nrc present Gcorgo s. RabEnson
President; Or. j. c. Cnsl,,s, Dr. i. n. McCord
and tho Rev. Fred i. Wines. Secretary. Their
Trustee; I. ii. shcidon. Chicago, md G. ".
Marsl, sycamore, Of tho Boarsi ii Trustees.
The fatntly Of Col. Hull IA represented by AEr
Walter H. llutl, Ills sou, aud tic lntter'a part
nef, Capt. s; +. brown. and Mr. y. 7: Baxter
11,ony will hc taken verbatim by Mr., Dcncut
1t IL intended 10 malio tho Investigation thor
ouGh, A1ltl tnucll 1T tho afternoon was occupied
with prc1iu,lnarfcs.
TIsu evidence nddnccI wns entirely Of an In
formal character, hayiuE IN connection directly
with tho death OF Col. Hull, Tomorrow the
testimony will be more fully Eone iuto.
, 1877-01-24
TEtEGRkPHlC WAR,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. o0.-The Atlantic d
Pacific telegraph Company, In December, wcro
enIolncd from building Iiuo along tho Ohio
the Western Union Telegraph Company. Sub
scgl,cntiy. tto Atla,ltl: ~ Pari.1c Company nr-
ranged with tho Receivers Of tho railroad 10
build II liAe for thcm, transferring this material
and Ihcn to tllc Receivers fur thai purposc. To-
day Ju.tgcs DrlmtnuNd and Gresham, Of tho
United Statca Court, decided aurt actEt1 to bl
n violation OF tho spirit Of the injunction, mud
declared tlc parties in sontenpt, administering
u severe rcprlluanu, a'll ulscilarEing them upon
plTnent pi cDsis.
, 1877-01-24
Imports Of Ten tn Great 1srltatn and ths
United EtRteA.

JsAt Hall 11ttst<.
The statltlcs of the u3 poEts Ut tea from Chlna
To England AMI the United States during the
t'scason" of 1S7d'7, ending With thu llth vi
0rtolcr last, hare lately been published at
Shanghai.
THIS tutal OF all kinda shipped to Great Britain
from, alt tNineso ports was III, ,437 d9l inunds,
Of which 4.4In, ISL pounds we're gsesa teas III
tht preceding sca.sou tl675~'1G) tho total expor-
tatlon wus w s75 pounds Ut whic., = 4l9037
pounds were ;gssen te4n: ;ihas i .iptsars t!at
these figures to bring 10 our notice. .....
The erpostatlon to tue United States bears no
comparison in respect Of quantity with that ~
thv Eurtcd Kingdom. The total sulount sent
from ali Chinese ports 10 tho United states u
the season vi ls7G-'T was 1871, ,o03 pounds, q
which nearly Aalt MAS grrcn tta, while n lSi51t
tho uxportaiiou WAS ~, oAo0s pounds, Of which
snoEe than half WAS green tea. The tntcreuee "
be urawn, VIC suppose, IL not that the Amera-
rans drink lnore Erecu tea than blaek, but that
they get their hlavk ten chiefly through the
English houses.
, 1877-01-24

1ew1 cnntd b had IN regard to the most approved
and beneficial manner Of treatment and eautFnna
believe It 10 bn duty that sh0nd not be neglected
IL tn nn patent fact that aou1d Are more anc.
teasfnl In bringing their patients aafely through
than hrr oth1rs, and II certainly Is humpn that tho
most approved and xutrcssfni mode cf treatment
ahould be Unmarried TO MI. wonla consider It my
duly to pnt IN practice such precautions tho fa
fraternity might Anngest to this department. and
lrnd my utmost eucrgy for tho ranAe Of humanity.
Respectfully II. r. Wntanr.
Cnnrnha atoner AZ Health.
, 1877-01-24

and 9. y. Curtis. clinton, a.; oen. !. F.: Farms.
lansing Thuslsr, New York; {. ii. Wheeler, Mid:
fton: a. Stewart, Portage. W.T.; j.. r. Hack
q. D. Wright. indianapolis; !. ". nonntrcr. Ncw
York; o. +. Davis, Omaha; J. II. NntslnK, Davcu-
, 1877-01-24

PRICE-Jsn. 20, 1877. William Price, formerly
p{ Quincy, H., aged 20 years.
Funeral iruh sesidcuee, No. II Thirty -taltd.sk,
, 1877-01-24
JURORS.

Att frfk tstx
Ease to "E hooh6D INTO
During tho last two weeks the sublcrt oe
jurora has received considerable attention IN this
city nj tho l,an,.s ot ths prcas and Of tho bar
tt,oriatinn nni ,,,c,, nrpcor. ~, In n ,x,t,in~.
.snsae'a''o.'' W" ta.'" a'psa's :" w. "''''"i.
ncss AMONG those immediately concerned
10 'nnkn general cn.rt TO saiac
tho standard nf Jurors mud 10 cntorrr
fin Inv relating 10 linn. which la, ,c7etot,,r.
l".rr rntimr lnTlv ,nsrryrJ" IN" ,hcf ..,,n.
u1ant I'n. l,ccn tf,+ fi,n ,,,;itff. t1.n,un ~.
i'ss nr f,r ,o,n. nj h,.r rrss,,,, hnvo NJ, ,.n
,nnurI tj,n nrrs.,,s rrrnlnrly s,rawn' hmt I"v',
rr,trnti t,r,,, m i MI fo,,tif1 !, "ni nike, Nv"
iot ~ in,icrs .r,upd thr ,rt. i" rr,icr ~ f,ii
nv ~. ~ na l. ,aw ~ ,r,,vc. " ,nt err r ~
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THE ROOT 4 SONS Music co.


oer special Inducements tn purchasers. at wholn-
rnio ami rctati, OF sheet nuair. music books, vn-
lns guitars, and nli kinds of musical Instruments
General agents for thu Standard organ and Steck
pnno, Quality gHhrnnterd. No. 1hu ktato stseet.
, 1877-01-24
squaring tho Affair AZ neatly ~ possible, and
havo trcatc,t Mrs. ClaFemont with tho most
marked courtesy.

nA1EAs Conrus.
Louis c. C1arcn,ont yesteruay tl'ei = petition
for haheas torpis In the Circuit Court lie waa
n short time sgo sentenced to thirteen years.
Imprisonment in Pennsylvania for a hankrob-
berry, but whttc Awaiting n 1notfon for q new
trial In lis caso llo escaped from, tnil anl cnt.e
here. Tic petition sets ont that hn IA lmprIs-
oncd without wnrrant, and the hearing Is set for
tomorrow morning.
, 1877-01-24

sF0 "os*S
The CoulEisxioners comprising tbs "Rng 1"
In tho County Board wvEe never before ~
thoroughly frightened ~ at present. .yhey
have already four Investigations to
Withstand, mud some Ut &hutn in-
dletments to answer, nnd they fear,
very justly, that this ta not all. Iu their fright,
lioweScr. they are firmly banded together, and,
~ they have together s9uandercd the public
tuopcf, they are QeteElnint to bear each others
bu1dens aud share In each othcr'a troubles.
Their perple1tty Ia shared BY toe old contract
ofs, ot course, mud soma ot t1eir emplpyea