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and this city, and arrived hcrc yesterday after
noon on time. Everything was lovely again
ye tertlay afternoon along the entire line Of this
Ione' am. passenger and frci0httralns we're
moving along as smoothly A. erer.
The Chicago. Burlington Il Quincy Railroad
had most Of Its troubles between, the tlepot and
the CITY limits and nt fltnsdnic. There WA also
ffuct trouble on this road IN Iowa. The train
rum OIIaha arrived about four hours behind
ttfnt.. The local trains cnne in on time. All
the obstacles have hecn removed, and passenger
- well as frcightrtrains left on time last cvcn-
Ing.
The Chicago 4 Northwestern had Il. share Of
annoyance from the storm on ali It's divisions,
urban trims Monday night. At EIroy,
M..' one passcngcr-trafn trmlng this way
had also 10 he abandoned. The train. were afI
% more Or less lelaye'I. anil arrived from one to
1--we h"tra behind time. The Frcepurt Express
was delayed two hours Monday night at the
t!etn: II this city. and 50 was the Dtnala Ex-
press by the stallfnR Of two engines near For
tlrth street. f;anrs Of men were kept at work
all day 5csterdny removing the drifts, mud
trnihs sre now moving again to and fro wItl,
their ue,lal regularity.
,79hc G ''qe; Ssnfa1 al;e h.. ~ share q
Grand Crossing were heavy drifts, aid it re.
qnrctl Acrculcan efforts 10 get TIC trains
through. On the Iona line there was also
.nmcl, .,nsl tronhls E and delay from an electric
m"rp ta9 cn5o a Eli s 5r ss @ ss
same train gotn9 south arrived At ith destina-
tlt'n ore hour late. The Cincinnati trattl which
runs over tho kankakec line arrived nearly fDtir
no. nnura late, which detention was caused by heavy
drifts the other side of Kankakce. gnow.plows
were 1t work On this roa1 all day yesterday, aatl
the r''a1 4 nov open to Sioux City.
The Milwaukee s; st. Paul Railroad suffered
but Ittt1c from the snow, and the Ut. Paul Ex-
press which arrived yesterday morning was
nearly On time.
The Chicago 4 Alton hail 10 keep gang OF
men At work n Brighton ConsEe, Just outside
tie city limits, Kherc the snow trlftc,l very
badly. Al 10 other point on this rpai was any
scrintis difficulty encountered. Tho freight
trains we're withdrawn Monday night, but tho
pa.senEef-tralns we're all running regular.
One train on the fittsbutg, tfncsunati q. st.
l-nu!s Nallrual stutk fast IN DRIFT aho,1t ten
miles outsEdc tho city and was considerably Dc.
laycl.
All the othcr roads In this city suffered more
or leas from the storm, but beyond delays no
serious datnagc has been done.
, 1877-01-17
MISSIONS,

MEETING or TIE ENtvERsALlsT AoANp.
At the last session VI thu Cniyersallst Con-
7entton Of the United States Board VI Missions
ol the West was constituted, and that body held
Its tlrst session III this city yesterday, with pro-
Vision for continuing to-day.
IAc 0rst meeting Ut the session was held yes
tcrday morning At st. paul's Church, OH Mlchl-
Caa avenue, ucar Sixteenth street. 1t Vas given
4p lnafn!y to Introductory devotional e1crrLvs.
"a the absence Ut the Rev. Dr.. Crossley, Vi In
mana, WIN was expected 10 hayr takcu charge
" the lrst tYeeting. Df. RYDER called thu meet
pYsAc. The Kus. Dr. Van sIse, Ut Iowu, was
:hen called to thu chair, aud, sfter sIngiug aud
slb!e reading, he spoke to the Conference of tho
nospset. of Tue year, aud was followed BY tho
4sf. Z. 4. ossAmay. thy HsE. u. Ryder, 4. 4.
, 1877-01-17
TRAVELLING MEN.

IN sAA Edlsor Q{ TIA Tfiba1f.
CHICAGO, Jan. l5-l trust 1t Is nut too lnta to
say . few words in defense oi tho character md
Gcneraf standing Of the gentlemen who cum.
pose this fraternity In round numbers from
Chicago b,oW. II will take scycras lcttcra from
tho fraternity to rrmoye the stigma heapcl
upon them by Mr.. parlett lu publicly dcnounc-
Ing them Al the lowest Cfass Of community In
iu the sralc OF morals. And cannot let 1t pass
without ruising NY yoise III thr!r defense, t.Ay-
Ink devoted NY cnilrc time to thn& department
rs travelling parsuer sinte 1853
1t Is painful to our wives, brothers, sisters,
tl'ess hraprl upon ". Tic travelling men, Is
rtass, urc fur nbovu tho average Of business men
tn Intelligence, Industry, and moral character,
Asa class, they arc not praying, or very r.
llgious pcup't, and 10 not attend church, away
fIuln hung, ~ 1nucl as they probably ougtt.
Their labors 4re excessive, buill physically atI
ulentally, aAl u thu ciose Of the week they are
weary, and literally need tny Vi rest 10 r..
ral*tatc. They are fasnous stury.tcl!ers, u,ld
nothing escapes their notice. They als llying
artillery tn carrying cws,--1nerantc, political,
1nura!. and religious. There are many Of t.,c
principals Ut our largest huusca who have built
themselves and ttlelr housts an enyiab1u tcu,,-
tstlon through this medium. Will na,uu few
to illustrate: T.. 81. Henderson d Co., MI
Aulry, Dyke T. Co.. sptague. Warner y Co.,
sayEs, Thompson d Co, Arkiu.tley, Gllchrtst
TER Il Co., and many othrEA.
a travelling i1Hu who u not of Eoo4i moral
Character cannot retain hts position In r.
spectacle house, and my lnau who btan.is thsm
unfortunate in his associations.
The real character Of the fraternity vii! conf
pare With the tElna who employ tlum, as the
temptations tu the country are far lcas than In
ChtfaKo.
As i class they arc nicn OF noble impulses,
kind, generous to fault, hune4t, Intelligent,
at!i fltst.lassGn business men. ANDY probably une,
, 1877-01-17

" ctttntl Conr! .nrrepf William T. Fos:ick anil
.,;r* i, H, HXnSr',!.s 4 l:aIlr,i .ou, My Js,r. !wc.
&aa H. Aladle lsoberss 1rftuianta IN ltaucrty.
| MASTEI:s SALE.
tnr' :I.uIr"f irsutt tnaf ot lie ni,sl sts.ss
f"r thr S"r1crn t'I.!rct ot Illinois. rcnLrlr! iit
! y5,%'. 5.s. II I'll: Il ss.ss.! ssi
:ss;sa .s 6 ~ Sxt;t 4 n. N:
III n,.4 1iar tG !n: ..1a e sa .a
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II @ta. :fsa r4c III [o sfRis!s
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ST 'r,:s sh II Ill 5,s III
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cran!, n %:i!9t I:a. t cn;s.;s n.n.nl YIN
@ t:ss y 4; ts99:y 's
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isass. "a ,hert% lii iii III soe si'e easi
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az; Is1iaHy .i.
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: s c%'. ,sss:ss2
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:aI l.! y. % i s!.st sse tt5r<sx1: xailt!oais
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.l"ai twrhtf. N.Y. hanLFed a.'ll4rs: ~
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II 4 T. r. IS e. Ssgs<:fe e T:
$%!ss III 1s@ ssa.sts1 I'll !; " '''''
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hundred All, ..ty one ttd, boz ears being thu.s
sssT;ns e sss 1ssh Iaelas
~ ss!st g.: s..'
ts's' q IL Sa;h sa CIV
u. Uut assa II III r.t:t !i.ss ,vek eo.,ea b.
inE ia"ae af'us uuaess between u - ola eota u.
Thrtyfuuf l3+l soek cars br!nH tho4a bsaxtpg mum
u Gi1 y ds s.a tcaso p4nr
Stnreonrs ltalltoa4 tvup4sy ~ittla ths St4te "
!llInoA aud al " tha tFuiwsy saI preulses within
taL staie othct than that ln Its k&httue specifically
dcs. Titxd In ~llt hc kAll Railroad COMPANY haS ny
lntets.': heidi " Il f9r 1:c h. Tug uapleusac0 nd
lkkAs. Ett.-- b. AaA s!a VIII ~ a. tho hour Ut 10
9tlosk u. " tht scsentl t7th} dAy ot February A.
It tAe wesk lor Vt thA Eepnbe Ltgs Ia4ufanc4,
Et,Sayauy t,1 r. a,IAas, p9 L:S1l:u. 70 Cht.xa u!ay.
sAe. .ut one halt !hs balance 70 bu paid d caah Ia
lhtts AunthA 4at the Icm4lnddr To " paid IL c4Al
nsnstiga r. " ths sas sad IT, fa y re
chakcF. which will entllla hl tho uaaeAsoa Of ~
ths property ~ directed <u ~ lid. "
. HENRY ". NlSNOP,
N.s.e. 9 Ctenesry Of The Ccult Court u lis pattsa
st&tsa for tbs Surthefu Dts<f1ct Of lulnulA
January J. 3SY7. ........
. tAxnsxCx cAAsAxLt L4xAxzcn. Cvn2ssix&AH
6vlGlIaz1
, 1877-01-17

Afc aPtr1kual RESTORE aucl An ono fH The spirit OF
Ineckncse, considering tl{sc1f lest thon also be
tcmptet.n "Oyertaken means running away
from the devil hut bcnR caught by lin; MT
staying With him Or waiting for him. Here arc
some Of thcse reformed men. Satan nlny per-
1laps oreftake them snd ret them down, but
aee to II that You take sfdcs with them and help
them up, and not help tho devil to keep them
down.
And now the lat honr has come, hut hate
that word "Farcwel." can't tell you how
happy ilaro been In Chicago. WheG
We first came WAS afraid We should
not rerctve the same hearty support frotu
tho ministers here that ho had e1se~l,erc; hu.
tiey received u a. brethren beloved, AMI,
thank Gutl, they hare cu-1peratcd with IL. III
such a tna1lner rs will ever i'll our hcarta with
Try anti thAnkfnlness when We think OF IL.
Without their help these results could nat have
been reached; ami nov let nc AK yuu to con-
tinuc your sympathy and ald with the brethren
Who retnatn to carry on tho work after Ne arc
gone.
l wish, also, to thank the PRESS; IL 1,as
s';''' ;nSn4 ss S'n M@a n have get to n4 al
blessing to rcst upon the iress oi chicnro, ss nnd
hope they will continue 10 spread the GOSPEL
81 Christ as they have done during these meet
! cannot close without thanking this choir,
who. night after night for sixteen long weeks.
nave 1elneu ns IN the service Of song. wish to
express o,r thanks also to The Executive t'on,-
at Philadelphia aud at New York thought We
had tho very hest Chairman In charge of tho
f. hnkncsa :, OF the meetings; but must say
nrotl'er Harvey has e1ccEled them nil. 1 never
hatl man whu Was always 40 near d. hand. 1
have only hMl to mcnton wtlat thought Was
needed, AMI ho has provided it at once. Thanks
we're also returned right earnestly TO the bust-
ness men who lsad built the Tabernacle, tae
best OF all the buildings ever erected for ills
use, in which he said he could! speak as easily as
fn drawinR-ruom; to the ubilcrs,
whose courtesy, he ronplin!cntc'i; to
anu then with an earnest request that thcy
would follow lin with their prayers M they
went to s,eEtn t1lcIr work in BostA,n, lie said, III
tne language Of gotA Old father IN Israel from
sec nga!n IN tids wur1i. "Gonl ntcht: We
Wfl1 meet aGaln, fl the tnorntnEl" Tic
then led IN a closing prayer full of lave
sung by Mr. Sankcy co,nmcnclnE "shatl
VIC meet beyonA tho riverin; then the
vast CONGREGATION joined In singing the doxnl-
tgy. md thc hcnedicslon was pronounced by tho
Rev. Mr.. Thompson.
Thus closed n series of meetings which in the
number OF conversions resulting from them
have hccn by far tho nnust successful Of all tic
Moody md sankey revivals.
to-day.
Mcssrs. Whttlc md Sfcbhfns rtrnmcnecunlon
revival meetings for the South Sl.lc Ut tie plytn-
outh congregational Church To- night. Mr stcb-
hins dct!rcs tn rncc. all who have hccn Invited
TO lofH tho new choir this evening ut 7:30o'clock
~MessFa parkhurst and Spencer commence
series of Gospel meetings at the Old Clark
ing. All nFe invited. ~
The noon-n!cctitg to-day At Farwcll Hall
will te led by Mcssrs. Whlttfc and stcbblns.
, 1877-01-17
EIHAAEl.4lta

a2D. $50. S!0O. x2ut). uiUU.
ALEI. FfkDftllSGAAM l. TO-, Naukrfs aaa
b1uxcfs1 No. !! Nal 81. Sex York, H4ku fvF eua.
!ontEs de.f4bu fnt sstlncat VI laFxs sall
esy trYM afs :. txsn,} I'm = ~ amount 3,
1t tfsE1sAlis rates. etexs bought Ahd carried - l
dtsfsd ua deposit Of To pcF eeuL Circulars al
WtCk1y lsttV Il SILL tIs:.
, 1877-01-17

-" . - ~'e ~''s"ss' ..
CHICAGO, Jan. lh.-1u your Issue Of yesterday,
the l4tl inst.,-iu the column Of Religious Cor.
resp,,t1,lr,,rr.-I notirci u,u,rr tln hra,1tnr -,
ut,r,hse,nnnc !, MI answsr Wv n..rt.. 0s .s,. y.
mn cnrIst,s sutrrr.n, IN aan no., I,!., a'
ll'a death o. the cross. Ihs writer dues not
see.h :" hc!'esS t o. nnusrstaa t!iS statstnent
ae " t'9 nfespus 1pfs, writer concerning Carss
sAisstun lhal Cnflst was not pleased with thu
f9a.l9n ~ to ta6s ,1' " ~ s,stsen'aIlc 4 Or with
!tis ueatN, Us nrool glsl!ls Chf!sts own pIayer,-
,ukt, 411t:, a,-Chf1st merely it,srlret! vi tie
ta,eri; i,,,! + WE ossoo to let tlat cup pas
ratl an, suiering It S proved, hawttscr, astf tl,ai
Chrlst On f!e eo1'tt5ary f.; ha TO- .iFnk that cup,
which resulted III lila acath Ant cFutih1on.
This does nat srcn' to bc IN harmony With the
writer VI tlID l4th lnst., talthonEh hore freely
!ulorse the views Of former writer uf tho l.th
!1lst:l; M! 10 hnt believe = the otlset, that
Ehrist's death MA essential for salrutlnl, and
Ills suffering ~ thu 0ardem "st'nr1y Ills lust
struggle nga1'lht Satan.'' IAla Ilst eiatclcfltt
however, Mny bG true; hut thu writcr c4,rta-
4cs, as WIN emphatic language, shat 1t Christ
tltel i.l Getsise!int1c tttS entire 1nlssion would
hAys bcc1, ialltlfc.' lhas Last construction
, 1877-01-17
United States Of Amcrin. Northern district
Of Illinois, st.


In th~ Circuit Court ahrrrpf. William IT, Fes:fck anil
;n!hf: Z? li:h r"inp!anht.. Va The t'hltasn, Dan
&ad Il. D!adt l:uberts 4rieulants. III lAaucrfY.
, 1877-01-17

NORMAL, ILL.,, Jun. l1.-A revival OF religion
that promises to yield abundant fruit was begun
la.t hight In the Christian Chusvhuf Nuru.ul, tbs
opening discourse being preached ny Elder A. l.
Hubs, pastor Of thu Christian Church uf Rloom-
l,lEtUn, WIN will ltAu iu the exercises Ut tho
week, Elder llobbs, who IL an cluquus,t siu,-
pIe, aud clfeytiys speaker, viii be alt.cd in tho
work By El.lss Everest, pustor Ut ths HoEulal
church; Elder !. u. Conner, stasa Evangelist,
aud others. Tbs attrudancs laat night aid to-
pesplc, many Il tIen. students. Elder Iion5s Ii
will preach every evening.
, 1877-01-17

Ths great spostle drew distinction when he
spoke VI Mttk for bAbcs anu strong me4t Tor man.
MAa hs beea Hfll1x IN our uuics ofB. r. Nabtllt's
Toilet SoaR. hs would have indieatsd 10 such dir.
tfs1saSs ~ 9N This so.p ls s9ati dslxafal .a4 use
bath room should b without II ltls nos estldeisly
sesAeed, bat purc, sweet A1d rrli.hls,
, 1877-01-17

tnhlect, "ouT n,Iy ~ onlye.sai'sss.", ~, Ihe
kcV. Ctnr!cs F!ahres, u llsel'iga1t, WILL lead
THIS evening, tho nev. pr. cantwcl1, Of
!Jllio, WI a'tarcs. f,4c Ncstcrn boafh u
Missions at Ut. Paul'a Church.
-..
7u1 rIn.wa,,. arrriso
~, -. eNN .,-s
't' 'lo'a9 n''1 ipF 1""s tl''e ic'"'ca 70 give
tue number OF hopeful conversions resulting
from hls meetings, hut tho following facts and
,,1,a.. ov,r ac,, IN mn, ~ 70 nm ~ .ta
H,'',s... wv. ""." l''oovso. i,'o VI tne
Int's,laI's u e'''easo ,a anu ''e'n.y met 70 re-
tho main noor Of the Tabernacle, all Of which
wcre crcuuIca l,y ucrtons who ca,nc In on ym,nr
rnnrcrts, t,rkcts Thrro ,rcr. o,,o many ~ III
sol'e.,s .'c"cs 10. .nslo were aiso many ot thc
being late, wcre NOT allc to gain admtttauce at
ali. The nua,bcr OF persons already received
Into tin f.htraro ,hnrchcs orr .ct
49, ~ xomne nA'',,-" ooo. ~ 'sA
down u follows: baptist, Wo; Con-
ercgasiona', 800, Methodist. 100; Presbyterian,
10: Reformed Enfscon,f. mn: bestdra ,nnnv re-
eclyc,l lnto t1,, German. Wcsh. and otbcr ,ma,1.
-. ,.,,.,..,'.. .. st.n-s.,, .'.., ..
snuss1es : No. ~ "eAn'te'y 'spoF'ea. IL u ha.o
been received into the churches Of Chicago and
vicinity, with PERHAPS III coual number known
n III, matter. w1,n nrr cx,,art nj ~ 1n ~ ,o,,"
w. e.e'' w. ~ - ~ ~ ~ Iol' ~ so''e
latufc time. Abont e,0U ttcketa were given
cut for the farewell meeting, Of which careful
record was kent; tho name, retilencc, and
churri,,,nrmhcrs,tn of cycry ,,diyi,,n,l ,,cin1
,..i,tar ,,"ss H.. ar1a. =, t.. ,fas.ia,, s~'.s ~,
written do"h' III otueF 10 oe classl'!ea W
churches md districts, nn'l the names sent
to the pastors OF these churches, Into whose
rare they annron,,ntcty fall. T'Ims crc1v onc
- -, ,,o ,,,.ri r., ~ a,, -. a,a,,x,,,,,a 49,.
- ~ ny 1ooAGt "4hctf Ant +s+ '!SIoll!1IE ~ tuG
ul,,lr ~, -, ev'c m 'ts ~ ne"uy eautllsleu,
,s, ~. ."J,o er .a a., "t t VI te ~ ~ iiG So
HS'ts lasG ~ !ni !osne't "ns u'"rs"' INC NH"ie
tnlnlc!l from barkslt1ine, cannot 'asl short nf
c,Wu, . besMlcs @ aneonnteu h'nit'tu'es wio ave
Gglso 1In .. ut.ist p!aeea u'!u Ictu1nca nlh
StGeniH ~, ~ lncsr saust, @nose aanes' o1 course,
lhe rush Tor n'lfnsssson " tile 1abernalG last
evening WAS Immense. ~ tiincs scc'nlus likeiy
tu break dnwn tho tlo1rs aud prcclpitato tho
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28
Exploration In the West.

Washington, March 23.-The Hay
den expedition for 1877 completed its
organization to-day, and the plan Of
operation for the coming seasons ex-
plorations has been perfected. Three
Typographical parties and one geo.
graphical party win be put in the 6eld.
Each Of the former will be acoompan-
led BY geolo9ist and other specialists.
The geological party will traverse the
entire region to be explored for the
purpose Of correlating important goo
logical problems which have given
rise 70 great diversity Of opinion
among scientist.. The corps which
completed the survey Of Colorado last
summer will begin the exploration Of
an area embrac,ng the Rocky noun
tains and country for the east and
west side Of the main range north Of
the Union Pacific, and lying in Idaho,
Wyoming, and Montana. The main
triangulasing division will be IN
charge Of Mr. A. D.. Wilson, who win
con6ne his labors to the higher ranges
Of mountains for the purpose Of carry
ing forward the system Of primary
triangles conducted throughout the
state Of Colorado. The geodetic points
located BY Mr.. Wilson ore intended to
servo . accurate guides TO the secon-
Diary triangulation which will be made
BY Typographical parties. One of
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28

In commenting upon ths associated
press di.patches from Washinstoa Mon
day nmning. whsrsia 1t il alleged that
Stanley Matthews and Fostsr gave writ.
ten pledges on behalf Of the prcsidsnt
that the Hampton and Nichols govern
nsnt should not b disturbed, the Gin
cinnati Times editorially says:
4Ws feel warranted In saying that the
letter referred to contains neither the
tsrms Of any bargain nsr any pledge ON
behalf OF the president, and that 1t wa
limited to psfsenal assurancss on the
part Of its authors Of their own opiaions
and bsliafs. We bslieve the letters when
published will not justify tho staten ents
Of their eonientl which ssem to have
been made tor sensational and mischiev.
ous purposes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28

Nichols, Of Loaisiaaa, has isausd :
alsoclanation In which hs rscitss that -
~ ssass govsrsnsat y now complete n
IL - bfaacAss and IN ths full Psrfosn.
aacs Of Ill IL fulctioas, Il bscones III
=dst5-sf-ahs psepls es Leaisaasa q
proaptly dischargs their pscaniary OBJ
ngasions to- lin order that all jsst claina
againss II may Be punctually met. HI
tAsa goss % 70 say that be is The legal
Rn1srnof, etc., stc. Packard 10 reply el-
7leGes that the proclamation y full q
gross nisstatements and that "Nicholla
y destituts eta shred Of legal title e
ths oldcs be attempts 10 usnrp.r
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cry csUrC.l.
Proceedings u nesAay n,sArs sss.
saon.

PseeesAiass sT HssAay Nights sss-
ApJouRNKD REGULAR MEETING
Couxcrr Roox, ClrY or YAxKIox, !
Monday, March 81. 1877. :3O.p. n.
Council met pursuant to adjournment,
his honor, Mayor ziebseh, Ia the chair
Roll called.
All the uembsrs present.
Petition Of 4. II. Kss 10 relation 10 auc
tiouesss licsnss psescnted. read and refer
red 70 commitiss on licenses.
Petition Of E. 81. Van Antwerp In rela
don % his psrsonal tax, presented. rad and
rsfsfTed 70 COMMITTEES Or finances and taxa
tion.
Committee on finance and taxauon n.
ported hack petition Of Hon. J. L. Pen.
ninston In rslatioa o raj property tax ol
Nm. A. K. Pennihgton with recommsnda.
sioe sAss ths amount Of $50 OF the tax
"a E1 of lots II and IS 10 block II. Yaak.
toa, D. T., b smlttsd and tlat tax el
$3.50 b paid on psrsonal property to.vit:
H. oss story brick baildlnE adjoining Pea
nips,op,s block on ,he vea,
Rsoort a commi,.e.e ,don,.d
eans ooumi,,a. renorted b.ck pat,,,o.
Of Wm. II Werdeh.ueh In relation u III,
,ax tkat he, h.d ex.m,..., n. am. .nd
And that The tax receipt Of q city treasurer
Bnnbls e03 for el2.29 has heen duly .c.
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Rspo.s Of committee .dopted
sana co~m,,te. reno,,ed b.rh r.ro,. :,
CITY clerk of i,papc,a cond,,,on Of The cIty
March i. 1877. with Recommendation tha,
/, ,he sans b plaosd Q. Al.
Orde,ed dled and that : summary .,
eans - psb.iahsd = mar, Of ,h...alnuted
esue coumittss rsportad t.ck h,lla q,
Wallbaun d Bsek6r. ana "a
al /. n. Van T..s,l fa5 "a
Reooft az cenmit.ee .doo,ed and c,.,h
ordsesd % draw varrants FOR ,aue.
eans coaui,,s, r,por,eti hack p.tlt,on oi
W. 3. yaleaune Vii n.nnendatio,
shas ~ city ~ of I'll e b r,fn,dsd and
thaS warrant b drawn for that amount
Rsposs Of connit,,s - adop,ed and clark
srdersd 70 dr.w v.rna, for .ans
80. !. |. eean'''.s reported s.el petition
hat . dap,icais warrant b issued in rcd
Bsa q ,oss wsrna,,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-11-24

THE CAToNsvILLE HORSE RAILWAY COMPANY
The annual meeting of this Company was held in
Baltimore on Monday last, jeremiah Storm in the
chair. The following officers reelected
John c. Holland, president; II; H. araue, treas
ureri Vim. W. 0rndorf, secretary; directors-J.
G, Holland, Benjamin Whitley, Jas. W. Flack,
II, II, Graue, Asa II. Smith, Frank Prick and
jeremiah Storm; ticket agent, f. Megonhardt.
The presidents report showed that during the
year 222956 passengers were carried a very
small decrease the previous year. The total
receipts were S32, 735.7S working expenses, $22,-
537S6, leaving the net earnings SlO,177.92, an
increase over the net earnings of 1876 of $4,000
The company added two new cars to its equip
ment, and rebuilt, at heavy expense, the turn
pike bridge over Gwynn's falls, which are includ-
ed in the working expenses. 1t is the desire OF
the stockholders, directors and the entire commu-
nifty along the line of the road, that the company
should substitute steam for horses as a motive
power. 1t is understood that the company will
make application to the coming Legislature fol
the privilege of using steam motors on the road
and if permission be given, and the assent of ths
turnpike company can be obtained, the company
will at once use the motor instead Of horses.