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Germany. and to the rope,. and started for Eu,

Germany. and to the Pope and started for Eu1
rope.
man. and the secret intrusted to him is grcat,
by roundabout course he Ia making his way
TO Italy for tho purpose OF recovering the LOSE
secret. AS soon ~ Gen. Grant succeeds in his
mission land he has now strong hopes OF sue
c"ss) the present apparent eclipse 81 the infu-
Gu e Of George W. Childs. A. Nj. will pass away,
and he will again shine forth with renewed
lustre.
No sooner had Gen, Grant taken his dcpar.
ture thnn George w. Childs, A. NJ. was plunged
into q new grief Apropcr clcgy was to DO pre-
pared for his great benefactor and principal.
The foundation Of his fortune and fame was
yet written. A yet no words sufficiently
solemn no words sufficiently expressive u
his great bereavement. have occurred to
him. In the mean time he IN having
full length figure OF DR.. Felix Gouraud carved,
reclining on tomb. with his head supported
on the shoulder of his only ngcnt. George W.
Childs, ~ NJ The only agent is rcprescntcd as
sitting upon a pnrcel n Gournud,s Italian
other.
This is another difficulty In tho way Of n propcr
obituary. No sooner was DR.. Felix GnnrnuI
dead than cavillcrs began 10 assert that Dr.
Felix Gouraud was not DR.. Felix Gouraud ~
Italy but certain Joseph W. Trust OF New York.
rms deeply Affects the sensitive heart Of George
W. wniid7 una mas ied him wildly to oxclaim "a
bcncfactor was not DR.. Felix Gouraud. can I,
his only agent George w. Chlds A. NJ. he
George W. Chi Ids p Ashe considers this a meta
physical ana abstract question. he has written n
thesis propounding it 10 the learned and revere
end faculty Of Princeton for solution. Tho
question once fnvorahly answered, he will ba
prcpurrd, he fools we'll assured. 10 issue in tho
obituary columns of the Philadelphia Ledger
one nf tie saddost strains II elcgiay verse ever
pcnncd 10y obituary poet.
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O'ctcnais are shorter
Amber cwelry isrcvivcd
Pie ted waists fashionable
Arabeslnc iaoons are yer, fashionable
Flush l. used tor collars and cuns o' cioaks
scarf pms are worn with the stnnlc, ncckue
new color IN artificial hewersi. French rink
Men, wais,oats SINGLE breasted aui without col.
lars
six and leather boss are ,uous tins seasons novel
striped 'mung. are nrs choice icr mems business
suits
pouhl, breasted sacks and cuiawsy coats are both
worn
Medium round boxed toes are fashionable at the mo
mcn'
Bonnet strings are fashionable for even very young
la spite of all that is SAIL against high heels they
Ring. of nlk white osn,e are impaired among chinese
novelties.
Thceeu,lemen's fall ircs. smt i, ~ oel of fine black
yellow kcHnsky a dyed sable j.. seen among the novel;
tics lu turs
MACK or ceorcd slk Ia soli DIOR. WON for ouii-
Tres. socks
Dead sod linked sleeve butions are very fashionable
FOR gentle
vo,ciccn AMI corduroy popular fabucs for combi-
nation costumes
Fullir,.. swallow tai coat. are A hu, shorter utn
those oi last YEAR
rcw novelties and only slight change, found
urmDn ED tlin-
TIC fashion Of wni.tcoais seem. 20 gain moro ana mrs
favor with ladn-
Fine silver ornaments, set with rin,s AMI maieeints
are comm. On fashion
Egyptian types icwclry and fancy ariclesisa sion
of the passing uumruL
..,N's plumcs ami cocks feather ruchcs l,vorte
trimmings or ici hat,
cut steel buck ON velvet bows used ON Louis XIV
uud Luuis ANI supper,
Princes. irc.c. ani princess poonai-es take the lead
ast,slouahie garmrnt.
Gentlemen. o,crcoai, are either double suSs
breasted or are sufinuts
Rnr and black tie prevalent coors IN -cnilcmcn's
] striped ana checked suin-'
lniic as wcil asior natrons
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Heller. the magician. is still at his antics in
Boston Anew days ago he dropped in upon the clerks Vi
the Post ONCE doing 10 the window he demanded a
dollars worth NJ two cent stamps when the sheet was
passed out u HIM he deNerou-y changed II 10 one VI
lrsllcolnfrt court plaster
q" wan, stamps il you please" he informed the puh-
Llei clerk
Tho man looked AT the plaster aud then A. the Magician.
with look alternating surprise nnd doubt A. last lac
ext aimed Well tins Is he'll
Ycs" responded the smiling conlurer, "hui am
l..rfN
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ORR GREAT THOR0UoHFAREs.


fees than twenty-five years ago the Fifth
.ro,,po above Nineteenth street was drcary,
horr,u waste. the only brick dwelling 90 be seen
,"ty..., Nineteenth street and Harlem being
,no NJ i,rbcrgcr mansion, which occupica ! the
H., 40 occupied by Gunthers fur store near
,rs,,.. tnird street Where the Fifth Avenue
u',,l a.. ~ stands stood a small yellow wooden
n.n. k.,t by Corporal THOMPSON ns a drink
in.,,i,.e md house OF rofrcshment for those
wbn f. ,,uentod the road. 1t was at that time
,ri,., Mt trottine horses and light wagons
vore ,r, in vogue than at proscnt-n favorite
.,,,,.t., plnco for the gilded youth the fast
,,,, the better class Of sports Of the period.
W,r, .,uns fellows Of those DAYS who led rat
Ttn., rum scnrum lives are now bends NJ fam.
u,.. unrs Of churches. model husbands. and
won 81, arv citizens
n,.,, ,h,ae then scon almost ovorv nnc
o,,,, IN ON the Bloominglnls road. bchind
mast horses. were the Coster boys Charley
Ham and Wash.-Bob Rcmsen. F.rd. Suv
Inr, Ford Schuchnrdt. Jotham Post. Fr,d
Gell.rI Jim Pcndloton. and Henry Bedford.
J,sr T. Monnot then kent the Nav York
uo,ol where he started rs cook and worked his
cav nr IN tho top Of tho ladder. Mr.. Mopnot
accumulated n handsome fortune kent fast
Iors. lr,ve n,uch IN tho rond and ,vna n fra
- ,,st,or n, Conceal Thor,naor,s r.,
upera' u considerably in stocks and real estate.
TIL til Avenue Hotel block belonged TO the
now ri estate. Monnot made an offer for it.
vii wns accepted Corporal Thompson's
COSBY little house disappeared to make
In'H ier hippodromc. whore the elc-
rhaf walked around" while nativc-born
Ani"i ans and Now York Irshmcn.
dr's in the traditional costume of ancient
Roman gladiators and Grecian athletes. rode
hor- lrove chariots. knocked each other out
II o. md did all manner n pue'r things
after 'e fashion of tho aforesaid Romans and
Gre u.s.. Meantime many wealthy citizens had
lulf p'usivc houses lower down on the Fiith
aNrH and taken ~ their ahodss there. MI
hAn nlor was among the first To- build. what
wh- eonstdorcd very fine house. On the
i0l ri corner OF fiith avenue and Washing
i)a iNaro. whore ne stu lives at very adj
Sauf agc-bcing between 50 and 30 years old
with A.- two unmarried daughters Mr.. James
L"nos built the Gothic looking houses on tho
nori st corner OF FIN avenue and Twelfth
t,re'' where he and his maiden sisters hnve
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duty calls n'r out.
sm am id year. d" asc and hhc'o havG f,il'nin
tur never To- k,d nu oih' -'> ash 81" ou her MNui
n,, n, arr.,.d niull, i,u'r .ui ai..iha.l ,n. iit
uifrN acquainted W4tu. haven't n' hNHN. toward
sr,st ircud of ihi. ouc speak O.. aud 4i,at r.ni Of
mine. nnd hnNe wUt' iuu W.ih lu, h' a1i lhW ITO
M'.N WY ",,' ~, ~ h,,, ion ti, i ~ N'N . xxx
mat tl- SAL lose. tor She ln~ almost int ut - hy
her nc,iois and her ltu m,ur, SOW >ir dn ,uu thnk
THINK ihrrr b. ans tr eft nut l">ui ic "'' tur each
sII,t h.,, wine ihrr her a'ni- cons ri u uDtt y, n
swrlns III, above you VII -nHiN o"n-e
Perhaps you are little in love. Your symp-
toms indicate that you are, hut the love of a
boy of sixteen is not apt to be n very serious
matter. ~. she should first gct til consent Of
her parents.
SIN seeing what brilliant success vouharr m loyeirat
ny soul. urltlcr am l'fi 'hAruwd Nh disappointed
V,ir mi, u, fl ascertain low tn win 300 umpu-iur NN
rtlor lo. Ia, fortune lr r Confederate cause and Do,
WA, ilLnnwn ,,,Ins , hroil,r ali me ~, hahn, Al 70
very early asr, and have hast Ia r"niuhu" +" my
pa, hcrn ~ llilrr ANA -m''N"l- q. Nn stormy sea
have long rlt III" uniiinthr's W lr. ana ihluush al
ni hone hn- Stimulated me Ia action mat may the
lne ui a mrd states General Tins may soou strange.
bat let itrNrr hr rnnh'i"i iAt strange ulu-' ocrnf
oi tins our restless planet
Sow ~. p >,uc lis coveted coal, aud ascend 'o that
that su''s TINS aspiration Is tue "bgrt hiN' IN Nr"
/ Sow. ,ir "i l"u c"nd ''cnd nom we summit o Nnui
means wlil leai Ia Inc uhd' ls"h -"'Iunhf am J.,
years of Hr, Ny "iu' ai"n CONSIST "l rr Ntr@ h"'l
study " IN drlshi AND approval the esmmign, o "a
! poron amt all lnnh, " !tihlWN ilh' lui Amlul
lnrt} WI "' r' , ."u" AK t me ",' W % "
| through Tnl Sun. have thought Vi enenns printing
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FASHION NOTES.

10 reporter asked.
lIIr-e. WIS INC rrnlv.
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I,ls ~ for stranger Iog he bGgsn to forbid me taking
letter telling him that wasn't bound to any one aud
nrver have rgcc,ycd an nn,wsr hsNc written him
fsce,cd ne answer M No won n hcins 50 hasty'
did do right ~ letting him know that didn't approve
Of his boidues,' " A.
II ia we'll that II has 30 turned out. Dismiss
him from your thoughts. and never again get
acquainted with young man through fir
tation.
SIN am 81 years Of asc Of somewhat mcngrc circum
stances clerk In dry goods store AMI earn per
e1Snsn"c of Young Jaw OF IL Who was s So a"f
accomplished annable. ,rtous AMI in lac, ros-es. all
when iii. yoins lads and met it was pure case OF
c coaf,hn W.. bas,u IN the extreme Alta. I popraG
the monsnious question: api was,acccpi"L by her Her
solicit their the he snair TOOK
e"u S IN .,Sre ism & Had ecu sir~y sno S,
wrr" h"S iniisnSmi at he cinnic.nnc niomn'r o. os
court,p and the dinercnce IN orr station. They being
irncsth thcir consideration aud dismissed Inc rom the
on, ws s yo Mr. hSr are to sS, the II s2 ant
nai 81 fpg"Sor to an @ea anS Sns9p Syrf What
WIN al, nv heart would dare nre sqd water Tor her
i. NOT hoIer-s am CONFIDENT Il win her that viii
s"eavSr. in The S ba Of lie hat possible for an ar
burning and inpatient heart RoNgo.
Clandestine courtships are MI bad. Her pa
rents have probably done Just right.
Stu am II those men who were not great favor.
ites OF mairmgny bat about one year ag. Change came
so,s and moral sentiments. combined viii Tie nial
ny heart " .r"ssicG Tut in vain ACT al o% I rceS
p ca % ,S los Sd G "a" "Ng a o r a IN
w qniwgr ,adins IT. by s,A i1adn. hsf Soah
think she always regarded me ~ friend She post,
w. hn,r W., , " s Nv" p ,hnr. .h ,a, e
sc, s e ,g " sn,.s yn a q , mn. g"
%6, VI" "., ~ e ave ss 1'i ,wS gcs.c.
Il 70 sd |If
, 1877-01-06
BOARD OF TRADE.

AOME MORE CAGs'EslSh.
The opposition Caucus Of tho l,onrst nf Trade
met yesterday for tho nomination of officers for
thu ensuing gear. Mr. Tho'nas whitney Was
elected Chasrmar, and tho following ticket was
asrsrtl np,n: President, Mr.. A. N. Wright;
Second vitc-rrcshient, T, l.. Underwood; boarn
If Directors, Charles Counseln.ai,. ". z. Nc
Henry, 4. u. Platt, Charles ". Wheeler; Com.
inittcn Of Appeals, .ruI1 II. 1'cnslcy, u. D. At
leu, ticor9c II. Silwcll, George \. Carm{cl!ac1,
George ". Euurl,: Committee Uf Arbitration,
j. ii. French, s. H. lnrmun!e, Z. Il. Taylor, e
G. Moci1er, i. ". Baia.r; Ca1nFaian Commit
lee, Thomas Whitney, L. .. Stevens, James II.
Dole, St,lnry Cn.ltrwutrl, atssl 7. I. Gurney.
str. Culver Withdrew tho natnc Of &. II:
Wheeler, nominated by the other caticrs Second
Ttrc.Vrcshlent. The Committees IN Arb1tra.
tim nnd Ut Appeals arc supported t'y both eaa'-
e"i1ti Slthouc,, Mr. a. N. Wright ha. declined to
run for President, nnl Il absent from, tile city,
hfs friends feel TINT It /. their duty to support
lin, and express tho hope that they w'll elect
Mr. Henry Wheeler hns declined to run A.
candidate iur EIce-prcsdcnt on tho Lincoln
ticket. .
Tho reg,.lar caucus reported yesterday the
following board Of Directors: Charles T: Fregn,
7. ". natcr, Charles Counscll1at1. l. NJ Ash,
nt>l W, E. MciIeury.
, 1877-01-06


The existing muddle in the SoutA-fuwu Col
lectoS1hip cannot fall to delight certain class
OF the community which las been appropriately
termed tho tax-hght!ns element. ulId It is cyen
queationable whether some VI the tu!ks Win or-
d!nartly pay UP with brauti{ul pronlptit4le
wuuld not a. soon hayc tho settlement of tla
question, II Who shall collect OUT taxcsf' 1ost-
pouej, II leaat until tttues get brttcr III tho
meantime, however, the cily really nccda thc
lnonvY due It, aa1 everybody "ho las
it, Yital Interests ak AtAr1 must IT,
slre Is speedy y settlement Vi tlw matter
- Is nosslGle. The position u thr swn Gollcvt-
ors, Evana mud Callastan, + aEr'ut ~ f1!lo~s;
Eyan4 has tilej bis bond, and q" att ita approval
or rejection. EaElaghau LUIS hl.sl no bond; says
he meyer wa y asptiaut IvF thy o:!l.' that rs
believing tna& basc fraud Nus pcspetr.trt! ual
tho people " the t.wn cie<tio., last sptng; that
ha has put ltu.elt In thu slunda u tho A.ss'a'
1iou Lent them hts naluc, an to!u theln
10 20 zhaad; that, cyea u decision
were rendered iu Ills laros, ae IL rut
, 1877-01-06

The Benevolent Association OF tho Policc Dc
partmcnt will hold their annual meeting Sun
day morning At the South Division Police Court.
The Hon. John G. Covert, announced Tor Sun
i,lay Lecture Course, will lnstead speak at tho
Thiri Unitarian Church, Sunday evening It 3
O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting Ut the Board OF
Managers for Firing Wunen's Refuge, will be
held at the institution. corner Of Indiana aven',n n
AMI Thtrty-tlrss atrcct, this AFTERNOON at 2:do
o'clock.
Tho Recruiting Committee Of Company I,
First Regiment /. :. o., Will meet at the arn,ory
Of the regiment, 1l2 and III Lake htteee, thls
evening Ut s:;'0 O'Clock, for the purpose OF re-
cciyinE recruits for the company.
All Christians who wn,ld like to cooperate In
supporting a daily praycr-meeting at No. ~
,est Madison ttrset, tet Mr' sf:dys met; 1fsI;
al u'clork to-day, IN the room At TIC right Of
the platform.
, 1877-01-06
INSURANCE.


THO Chicago board Ut Underwriters held
tpcrinl meeting Ut thclr olnee ,csturIuy for the
purpose Ut taking artlon In rrgard u the COLI
tenp!ateA abn!ttlun Ut tie 1nsurancc-Patrnf.
Mr. 1hulna1 tiuulIua1I, this new President VI
thr Doard, occupied the chair. The iatruI Cosn.
lnittpe, who haye been looking iuto thc adsita.
biiity OF jiscuutlIl.linS the Patrol for tlu past
1uonih, submitted thu lullu" n1 reth'rt:
Your Committee On Fire Putrut. to whom MIA
referred tc resolution Uttered Ut tue !a.t quarter.
jY tuyc.u. InquLting u to tbs aIyisabt.y uf lls.
continuing the services VI this FIFe-FAtso. beg
else 10 SepuEt ~ fAows:
Whtle ws recognize the fact that tho pattul has
cu,aI,untcs ~ Will u the cIti1ens of catcaEu,
aud while recognize tbs tAct tltak IA II" n1Aet
way could The ansu1nk or money Gc Suplu}s
Win s,te substantial penent ~ In keeping up thu
tatI ORGANIZATION; sl!l in view Dt thc larsty do
| cftsset yu4nu Ut ths premiums Feccisel W thu
subrcled; tue high rental e4actti fFnin them toi
ralsul llcadluaE.css; thu 4iliteuisy Of hndtny q
su!tabs cculta location fur the lAfol, An4 uoJec'
ttunx raised by many companies 10 lu latsc eost "
them Ut iuln! hu sinsss IN ths city We ~ relIst.
| suijY rutnprllrd ~ aasise ths di.as'nIin4
uf tic Patrol II te end ot thu cnEscut aseal ysaF
could ~ much Ut tho present municipal tax VI :!
tsr crut u the rcCeipts of tie GoiAtttuica ~ may
ts necessary lS spp!rd I0 the u.aiAtcanep us ft.e
| Fte. Patrol wc "0uld llaYe Ao c4Eaa ot complaint
hut ws cannot in Justice to thc cntanles "e rep
Tgarut allow Lheu 10 bu taxed to Lbs extent ntees'
taly u Keep up The lAsso1. while tLty ato p4yln4
largely tuward rho snuposl aAi Ma!Ilthanec VI lht
Chicago lire Department.
TAr report MSS discussed ut ieugth. 1t VA:
alu1.tst Tic uuautuluus UpiutIn that tic Colti
flttlrs could not lluyc arrived 1t y diHtrynt eou
sluslpu under TIC cilGlA1ustaHIes. Iau VOL
, 1877-01-06


Tic Town Collector of Evanston got his hooks |
Yesterday, |
,,,, .b,.
Co'. Clcary rejolcea lc" uass as" 'nal t"e
Hayes electlon.bct suit had bceli dismissed.
Now he mourns ut Its Reinstatement. Hu says
H.. wi, aoht # n,,t
"e WI Ah"A - sA''
lhe touhty hoaFa J" he"s5 po"1' ,se,sh '.
Its members "tieh n'es 1"poan,1e' a'"9 u. t."s
Ia necessary to make thu humber ght IL Tor
Carroll tp gain six pounds.
,c,n ,.,,.,,,,,, p1f,at,f,,o mont.
ING 1h''as q, 'oa"'"n aI. ''"''s' .es.
ly appointed Deputy sheT1Hs' "cse appFuvea
Yesterday, uslh they Wero set to work. Whu
Johnsul,'s loudslnvn ure Is past linsssng ont
r. I'm, ro,,,v t.m,rt y,.tcr.luy ,nt,st NJ tho
,,a ~ tr ws. Id rivnn n hcarn rii.s yast cstat"s,
Ti' .i,.. .im,Fni "i ",im uirrIl wtrr a futIuw.:
ti. ~ in''s mhi SIi iii "a, nu,1 au.,n 4, tIarE
sspn.s NY t,r ~, ,t,,st IT, ntat" III II, n Wulkrr
sa',s. s.o,t, T., ". ~ En.. f,isnn ri,t,,, ~
xis nx III n,i.wII malls t,y the Ururc1anI Cr,u.
saM ..n,', w. a,!nme"' ''Ha' - '''s o~'
e't,' eo"''s1'o' ,,,... ,.,, -, ,,,,.,,,rx, ,,,x
10 IT, n9'ls go! 3 ", Fitnru1aG f3.a1G .SM n"
.Ayara. tlrwas nl'yry because tile y'as! causcd
, 1877-01-06
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Attbe meeting Of the Ben Franklin Section
Of Temperance haaiea's, uea"ss''
Hail, twcnty-four signed the ple'sc' -
III. ca,c wherein Col, Ctcary figures ~ the
..as,o,,.r Il, m c,r, tim hct WAS to hare conlu
~ c1orc iust,e Fvotc Yesterday, but by n'utu-
-. ~ ."-an,re,,t II wa. n,.tpoucd till "Wednesday.
~ "Stss'AS' S,,. ~ "'1
at O'Clock.
The temperature yesterday, as observed ny
sfanos.cc. onttctsn, 81 Madison street (fntH-
uHH bulii'ne'' Wa ~ - ''.' ~. Z :, m. M
n,., q: II NJ, 2o' y ?: M wi =, p "'' ''
Barometer NJ a. ILL.,, 3o.5; p. MT o't'
The ladies' and gentlemen who arc soon to
49,. ~ 1.,s '" ~. - .,f,louds. ). NJ Inn New Chi.
pfodhcc Tue rlas VI ...,... .,,.t ,,co,,
eato Theatre haze Iur several ~
blti!T FehcaFslnE re PLY ae,n,t ~ ane " tf,s
The Ircmont, whSn tho n'a. .i',,r ;,a.n,,.,,
hotel haFe Klnn1y p'aet" ~ t"e'' "''l''7"''
, 1877-01-06

=
Tic rates 60 up slowly hut surely. The Gcn-
crnl Ticket and Passenger Agents OF tile roasls
leading from tha city to tho East yesterday
held mother meeting md decided upon restof-
ing the ,1asscngcr-rates tn wllat they wcso be-
fore thu ralroal war commenced, to nal points
west Of ls.,cklcatcr, IIu!talo, aud Syracuse. NJ
u.ynlltu to pumts cast of t'loBc placra could
Ao decitru upon, III thc waf . net"esll
tbs Nrw York Central ntMl Eric lsailr!a'1s
Uu this ln1st,eAs between Hnila11 antt New lofk
Il still guing Oh. Eliurts aru being nale tn srt-
tie tbs lIl!vuty hetwecn the two eoutvstal!t@ n
order to bring ni,nut restoration VI rates, to ~
difficulties mentioned ntMIo nEe settled, the
rat. irv,n ChicIg., to New York will he RS
stored to So. u,ld to ather inlnta ~ proportions
abort time arr, It was believed TINT thu ralt.
roals would not yrsltnre nEa!n uli tilrh hI9l
futcs, pntl that 3:u frhh Chlraso IL New York
would hc tho ut,l.,st limit to which they Won III
gu. Nut tllc ntlyailtc lately mato has ttli:naat.
el their nppetto Ios hgt prtcca To such W rA'
tent Tint nothin. hiss t!lnll restoration u inc
old charges will tla them. but It Is doubtful
| whether u muvo 1T this Si'lu VII! prove
rculunerntIye in tho eh'i. !la puslness ~
very dull, amA tho people hare nut
| the n,ea1ls to uay exurFita,'t rntcs Just ho~'
! Thu result will 10 that many u t!Hisc Wsit,
| would travel II tho RATES wero rcAsnnAhln VIII
tlntl it Iutt ~ welt to stay ut hoHc II they are
| too high.
| The rates which were advanced yesterday arc
From Chlca,., to Syracuse sI1, nld rptc $ls
to Rochester *i5.'l0 lid yutc Sl1.+i to ltuftl!I
eli. old rutu Si... Tl4n rate tor secon1-c!ass Il
buftulo Inns been fixed ut I'll.
, 1877-01-06

,,+,,.,,to- to-,.,. month ,,,,r,,. n
Inc nol'co pa}'.u'. ' aus 'hst ''''"1't ~
the usual ilglsFc, s''s,oov' ....
Thc Tr,.as,rcr's rcecipts Yesterday were ,8a7
r-..'. 49,. w.. no,o.,,nort ami senTs from
rl.rcllancous so,,,ccs,
:. ..,.,. .o.o-,,,.
The Fire Department fls'tor 5estcsoh5 "as
DR.. y. ". Cross of Vienna, Austria iic WAS
shown the Department By Marshal Barry.
,.,,, o,t .a,, IF .r,, ,,.,1 nj Tho Sor+b
IN. o't' lor es t"'' VI ... ."A .s @ 49, ~,
Side Pumping WORKS IN DceeHneF u sotnf' anu
tie bill fur coal Ised NJ tho cAs'Hasl IN the
same month Is *4oi.;H.
The ncw cards notlng tho location Of the arc-
alarm buxca hare been prepared. At noon sun
tlay the new n'tml,crA will DC used In the South
Division. The Change In the other divisions
will come Inter.
rb, f,,tc.po, Milwaukee, T. 81. pnul Railroad
,,s ,"+,.r n.ia IL thr f:umpirol1rr S5.:I. which
ei.".o ~ ~" .In.ntr. III rnn,tr,ictnr lilo Mii-
s"o,,t;on.,rnunc S..",s -. rnu vs.'It,'t.
... .-.,,, @. ,oe - H..
o!a Ms ~ IT, 1i,xc ~ III, ;;4snl ShrnhrI an,i
~ Err,nr IVn.nnnfa 1trfure. rhe tn,,t,cy wus
80" ',1t1, ~ thc iincs rnccte,i from prostitutes
,,.,tn. " ~ hn.,sSs ~ rrsttt,,,in ami was
hnu i.. H. ,. ~ r. Itrr N itf.tc,," r,".cnt H..
'uI.fa uain "s 'e'0'" ~ '"os'e ''~
e'n1o"'
The Superintendent Of buildings !1aa flcclticu
| 10 present Ills report or inc REGENT inspection
Vi places Ut amusement to INC Mayor, wno may
| or may not ElEc IL Tor pnblitatlon bGloFc IL
shall have been pscscntcd to tho Cottncs. a!F.
Cienve'and has obtained TIC data lor tsc plans
OF tho thcatre: mil lsah inntic hkctci VI the
Interior arrangement ot .hi ~, EH.t .. "o "'"
, 1877-01-06
THE RAILROADS.

TIE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
The principal raErond managers HI thts city
nre Of tho opinion that the Ra!'ronl ana Ware
house Commission as at present constituted IL
u complete fnllurc md Of no earthly nso TO aty
one except ths Commissioners themselves.
T]jcy To not, however, think that the Boartl
should bo abolished altogether. II different
Inv were passcd regulating tic election and l,1-
tles of tho Commissioners. they think great
deal Of goo., 10th to tne rallsoa%s a,a .hc puu ~
upi1!un TINT arb!trators between tho corposa-
lions aud the public nre necessity, AID II tl,e
right kind OF men wcrc cts1scn Ihilgli ttoupie
u,ld i!l-fcclinr between t,in two could oe asoia,
suiicitors say that It tic Commissioners Could
bo cu,scn Iii tho following innnncr tho problem
q regulating tha - .ssiro",. oxc,y ,oy staI0 tne M,
railrnatls in tic State shout! ho gfren tho right
to Choose one OF thu Commissioners. They should
sclrct man Of high integrity, and OF ABILITY as
II railroad tnanaggr.-st,nio sne1l lnan as ~.
thc Ioursl. They sha! chose ono OF tlc hest
/ railroad attorneys III the stAte-a man liko
Judge Lawrence Of l,cekwlth Is,o siru M mem mem.
nor, aMl ho should appoint Representative, = q
thu farmers. Tu. Cuf,tnission organized In this
u,a,,nur would represent nli interests, n'!d VI
mattcrs rufcsretl to It would lae dealt VIII. IT.
| epytltne to Inv and lusttce. The Commission.
cra snlsl l,o Invested with judicial powers nt1'
to then, nil cases for arbitra,cnt should by re-
fcrred, a,s1 their decision aercptcd u alhaa
THY slo!d la5c 70 drslas WIG Inv was ratt {
e Setwsts sese' tho ''siM public and tle Fa!ifoai'
should be referred to anil decided " them
ani works like q cllarn,, atisl 1t is tho Opinion
thut It It were tried hero Il would give Eciitra
satisfaction to all thu parties Interested IN th'
, 1877-01-06
DEAFEES.

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>, ASnEitSoS-,1nn. y =! pnSmm,'inn'a' Hciiir !n
@ Mni aan9icf ao'. @ o. @9scps an" Se''c /" "nacfdon'
aEGu ~reEs nnIi nay. ,,,,
sfonl 'e's1S.s. sa" t,s,t" snn'
"ay e's1x VII ttv mi ri .to na,er. c,,,.,
eopJ.
URE1L1Y-.snddcnty. nt Ro'cl1e, rnra-c
tnnnty, III. William NEcIlly, hgch ~ ycaff. of
inflammation Of the hnwrts,
Funeral tram tho Fe'tdcncc ot h!s parents, lIa
Wcst Itnrrlf0t,-at.. Saturday, Jan.t ht DO 0clocka
H.. by cars to Calvary.
DAKEn-1nn. +. ut his residence. 120 Vim.
ccnncs.nv,, Theodore Baker, aged ii years II
months and o days.
Funcrnt from, tic house Sunday at 2 p, IN. Re.
rain' to hc taken 70 Sorwalk. Il.
= months' dnr"ftrr ~ Join H. nni Mnfn.rct g.
Walab. Of sout Chlcnco. 'e '''
,.,,r,sn,.1, r1 - ,.,.. -, ,, 49,,
;m',a 1c,,nar os "nx "aM1n'er o' F' anu
Mss nu.sn 1 ~ saHs,nH u tt Httn }e"ua. ai -, :,
Funeral from sA7 e'ato's''' sana"s' '""' Il
P',m::.o...x t,.. a.,,,, h.,o,,a .hus ~ ,,.,.
DpsVs ID Gu aeae'y @ nc!oyen ;, enn ~ "Grn'
'1n INV .and sniy Nh c ,nth. e''
IL ',,!t ~ y "seu :. y.aa17 ~" ~ ino's",.
VIII bc sonsrTen 70 Calfary {iy y cnrrnsef on
s"mMn}; g @ ~ Gl.eH; ;;,,n nn". A@o n!fssehnt. Mf