davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-27
llnter $500 Aucrbieten.

9iad Gnpfar9 zines Draft ooer elmer poit Nn,pei=
luna lur fuuf Us COY Collars Wtr0en mir, ~Ipr9t0ltI8
uerpodt, nit Der @rpreB ootr ir9eno enem auoern aus
ae8eoenen 9Heae ls ratt bsim @%npianBe bejabA), I'M.
lere n9SeetIp preB sub Sfier" l1ideu = pte unten
ldDer an9e9eben Weldes nlbt einjclu III pieier Staot
fault pgro II fam. auBsr in unier t Office. uno nibt
unter elnun0 ilpniilA 0DInrs.
, 1877-10-27
Merp0ie &opli4mer6en

werSen ourd Serltopfuua ooer Seroouz
Jugs St0runsen ~berporserufen. Dieie<
nisen Yeriouev, melde an oieiem uebel
leioen, miilien &affce, Stun, 8ier uno
3abad permeioen uno ben 2eib ourh Or.
4usult &0uis's Samburser Gropfen often
balten.
Yerlonen, melhe elmer iieenoen 9ebenss
meiie uuter,uorf en liuo, iollten iih iriib
Wtorsens 8eweguns in FREEZER 2uft maz
den nnb Or. Ausuit &0nis's hamburger
Iropfen mebrnlals res Cages in flelnen
Dozen a%ebr0udlen.
, 1877-10-27

Nu+<nr @a6 sriinoIi6er probe uuo ernits
~utAeI' lider priifuna ,puroe Jpn oer@enten.
Gnrh.> nial.preis 3%lertannt. Sarum ?
sle bat teinen y. iumat oOer BsruD nno 1t 10 un.
itdplid luie gBaiisr. 2. SIC lit enc Slllii9f'lt. lit
Leubt ju bamobaben uno miro nit Cream aemilht. ebe
welbe Der 3rasbutter l1 3unl Gbnlib 1T. L. Sic lit
Der ein5i9e grtifel, Der Die Butter iIrbt uno nibt Die
Sutterm Id. s.. sic iammelt oneS beiiere Materlal,
,farbe beiablt wlrb. Sic lit Die bette ie betannte.
Sbidt Cure Nor,ie auf elmer ppitta te fir meiu Te=
ceptbud1, / rel. @s laat. mie man Butter madt, uers
y. 8 mill. 327 Irb Strase. %. .. 8or. 1854,
Ybila0elphia. 30. 6WinQ017nu0.
, 1877-10-27
@cropbeln nn6 au6cre
&rQnfhciteu hes 8lutcS.

@cropbeln (King's EviD iino eine
8eroerbniB Der Sdfte bes &0rrers, melde
renlelben init lditisen uno bOsarti en- uns
reiniafeit n iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &0rperS miro seiamddt, ielbit tpenn
Die duberen In;eiden total ieblen, tpelde
ourd ausidldse auf benz Scope ooer ans
oeren Tbeilen bes &0rpers Die Nnwcienz
belt bon Scropbeln a~nseigcn.
De &rantbeit lit INN 10 sefdbrlider uno
ernitlider, pa oieielbe in uielen 5dllen erbs
lid bon Sc dledt auf @eidleft fort9ez
pflanst miro uno lbredlid lino Die Solsen,
welde Ius ,ebruns, Serldpwdrun9 Der
Sober uno enolih ben SOB nad iid sieben.
Nur %pesetabiliide Meoi;inen, melde
bic Sdfte bes &orpers reinisen, uno zen
@iftitofi entferneu, lino bier BON wirtlideu
We, tie.
Or. Iusuit &onia's Sumbureer SAINT,
liensM ieoisinen uno inter oieien Or. Gu9,
&Onis's hamburger Gropfen r~eini9en oaa
Spltem, erneuern Die Suite uuo entferz
neu oas 2eicen, i1loem le eS nit Der Wur>
,el oil reiEcu.
, 1877-10-27
,.Gin bemerfenSwertbe5 Sub!'
I"rtbut'S IetteS unD ,grD.bteS.
0cfabr!!!

ODER: Seripunbetia Dem 9aus zines Sreunbes.
DieIes pplleneetite 9Bsrf oieles Yttsranen Der
Wmeritaniideu Glteratur Dat ais Gormuri elnen DE.
~9enitano, melber bas lociale Nehen uuleres eelaminteu
Soltes beribrt umo Niebt einet lDredliben ~lleberblid
~inannene une auiresenS, mIro eS pou Aleu nit
Y .9i ros 9eleisn meroen. Slluifrirt unc idpn ge'
rlInesn. gSir lino eutlhlonen. Oas Bud III iebsr i B..
snotn,isns Wurthstis men manulinsn uuo ,peibii.
den Sublcribentenlamm.eru 9Dir perlansen LIBERAL
Naenten uno lhidtu gratis auf Yerlamaen Yeoinaun.
usn M besfreibN bt 9rellare. 3. NJ. Stpeear'
, 1877-10-27

probe. Announcement fir einen MioHat &dglit1t
AusSGbe rs Is, 48o1en= AIs9ape 10 Is. poltfrei.
,Seper GARNER loute ben v2JitneB" balten Ipe9en oer
pollltanol9en SsrlUte uber Den prooutten,' Oetreloe=
iu0 8leDlnartt.. STIce:
Dp. 2 Spruce' Gtr., SeeD yorf.
gE-gitte aui .lnem liOlut AZ ~Deiifien. 80
, 1877-10-27
300 Viaups ullD NrQeln.

neu unc aus Speittr Sanc, pon Japrifdnten er'
tier Alane, iueroeu du mleDrl9eren pretel lur@alD noet
AplWiays Sablult9en poer Tur Wtletpe III Staot hllo
Sano. wabreno pleler parten 3e,ten nno or UelertaSs
ourt Sprace 9Saters u. Spn, 4ol Srpacpap,
perfauIt, ais ~ole1elpen le 3uppr II! 9tep yort oI1erlri
puroen. W8snteu uerlunst nm Mater's neue Scale
|ianpS unc Voneert,S rseim ju sersaufen. 5lua
lirlrte @utaloSe per 1Splt %uerlanot. Unte Seotl9ull9en
Iur ben ba,oe!.. yin GROCER Dlscomto tur GeDrer.
Jel|tllde. &lrDen, No9el. SDu,en &C. 4gS2onp1
, 1877-10-27
Scr Wagcm nn0 1eine
ltnrcgclmdbigfeit.

Cine seiunoe reaelmdBiae 8eroauun
1T Der @runoltein Der @elunobeit be-
menidlid)en &0rpe-s. Die meiiten &ranf
beiten, oeaen Ger Wasen unterDorfen III.
entipriasen aeitOrtem 8eroauunas Ser.
m0sen uno baourd tineetreteaer Serltopf'
ing Der Candle oeS &0rpers. Diei e Ser
itopfuns gu beben fueroen aber oft %rei3eno'
Meoi5iaen an9epenoet, ipeld)e nldt 'elten
cine @nt;iinouna bet 9armbdute berror'
rufen uno ben &orper idludden. &rah
muB in bic Srsane 9ebraat uno oercn
Tunftionen re9ul IT meroen.
9lls Elm ueaetabiliid)er 9fesufator ifeben
Or. Ausuit &0nis's Samburser Eropfcn
uniibertroifen pa. Dieielben reinisen ben
Wasen, itdrfen Die 2eber uno ftelen oas
seltorte Geroauunssz 8erm09en ipleoer ber.
, 1877-11-22

g Company, First Regiment Cavalry, win meet
for drill this evening at o'clock. at their
ATmory, tV2 nn,1 nj Washington street.
Mrs. Laura Dainty, the accnn, plslic,i rca'lcr.
wifi appear this evening Mt Hershey fiall In "A
literary entertainment. which will consist Of u
serics Of choicc eclc,tians. She Will he asststc
iy Miss Jennie }cwett, Mss uraeie Storrs {t',e
little daughter VI Emery A. Storrs), aal other
people uf talent.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church IN this
city. the kcv. ". T. Crafts, pastor, wlllsbeRtn u
series vi revival services Sunday, III wlitcl, the
pastor will .l,c nssistcti ty rhllip IllllIips, tho
distinguished singer of sacred solos. recently
returned from successful trtn rouNl the
world. Meetings viii bc held every evening"
culIslsttnE OF n st}tg sCrvlct mingled With tnp-
Ecal I}ible.reauitfE Or sermon, with afternoon
meetings Wednesday and Friday. atul chfdtcn's
meeting Saturday afternoon At ) o'clock.
This evening the annual meeting for tho benc-
1T ol st. Luke's Hospital will be held In the
Epiphany Church. Thruop street, near Madison.
The a,lnial reports will tje read, aul addresses
will be tuade by Dr. ]. Adams Allen anil Others.
All, hut especially the West Side friends Ut st.
Lukc's. arc invited. Next Sunday. ssicctel as
"1luspltal SuntsAy," contributions will be taken
up IT. all the Episcnpal ellurclles for the hcncIlt
of tie lfosp'tni, wh,ch Is Huitt. behtnIlanl in
It's finances. Kctnctnhcr st. f.uke's on Thanks
giYing. Anr meats, fruits, vegetables, or Ero-
cerfcs Will be acceptable, This Hospital makes
no religious distinctions.
, 1877-11-22
TIE PROTECTION.

THE RECEIVER HARD At HOHK ON MS nEroHT.
Receiver E. u. Cooke, of the Protection Life
Insurance Company, Is still hard at work conl-
pting Ills report, which Ia to be presented to tho
Court some tine next week. Ills ofIico Is NOW
located Ut Room 10, No. Oh Dearborn street,
wl,crc Elwarts' big desk and chair have been
transferred, and Mr. Cooke rnay be found Sit
Ting behind tho ex-Sccrctarys b1g drsk. pcrchcti
OH chair which has been much reduced In alzc
sil,co Edwards severed bis connection With tic
Protection.
4 TRIBUNE reporter gave the Receiver cali
yesterday. Mr. Cooke was busy rs bee. As
lection of which had been authorized
hy tho Court, wos not q succcss. Out
Of $4,000 about 1000 hul been collected.
The tntal dca,l,-ioasea aggregate over 35o,-
000, whflu tho aSsets Will figure about
@5U,000. The esc.lttors will probably receive tO
far ttctu IL nut much ready est, on baud, but It
IL at tlla ttme coming in. When the first ttiyI-
tlrnl Will tm dcclarcl 1t Is hard tn tell. Mr.
Cooke Ia harl At work on Ills report. which will
10 ready for af!n- In a fcw days. It will cofl-
slst Of nho1.t iFty pagcs of 'lcttcr.cap. closely
complete history vi the Company u Sir. Cooke
understands It, md will show tliat stprutcc-
tiun" doesn't always protect.
As fur as tho reporter could learn, tho re-
mort will sluw lAat tho Company was
never in q: solvent condition, anf that
BY tbs olllecrs with f.l knowledgo Of stesu
facts Tli1 <iu,D00 certtticate OF tho Car1lnyillu
Bank Is stIll IN tho hal,sls of Mr. Ambery, wllo
iM,lls It US security fur draft 10 tlis favor of
~ 1V0 upon which tlU wants . bunus Ut $5UU
a.I't'ona!, before ho Ia willing, to stYe up, thc
la1ns to-lay. Further than ttlat 10 Information
could bo 0bt1inud.
, 1877-11-22


DAtER-Sov. II, at his residence, 1ls Third
A.. Andrew l5alc!, msullcian, agesl u years..
Funeral takcs nlacG on FRIDAY Ut ! r. u. sharp.
p1ltkKLAND-At Lake yiow, on The 10th fnat.,
aged l. YeaTs months anl 70 days.
Funeral on Thursday at . O'Clock p. M., ffun1
tho house.
llOFFMAy-On Wednesday. Nor. u, ut hla Ecs-
!dencv, N0.s H:.3 Nest W1khpgton.St., william
Uetos iIoHmsn, aged I'll yeafs.
Hnltcc OF funeral hereafter.
IACOlj3ES-un the g0th iRat.. At bio residence,
southwest corner eAnram0a And Ihdlaua. .sts.,
LauFctx ". Jacobaen.
Funeral to-day lt.dJ fson residence at p. m.
Friends Of deceased cordially insited.
LASN1lEINNIcts-Ont the :1tA tnst,, lTinnlo J.
LauRhcinFtch, eldest dzuXhlss Of Mrs. K. LApY-
neinfic4
Funeral from residence, 3l3 Nuah-st., Nov, 23,
At clock, to 1Facelald.
SPAULDiSti-1n (icnrya. Nov. II lat tho resi-
denee uf hi. daughter, airs. C. H. ueufs), Shepet4
Hpa4ldinx, in Ills bitkh year.
WlLTDEitO EK--Saturlay. Nov. II, At EnRle.
woud, OF consumption, Emma Wiltbcrxer, In tae
nth year Ut her A1u,
Tho remains will bo buried u Gakwoo4 Ceme.
teE{.
WI1TTLE-At tho resIdtucs Of hls BROTHER
Maj. =. Wlitsis, Lake View, u heast diaca.c,
puc notice Ut funsra! will BE- given.
uiNStlI-iu childbirth, Mrs., Amelia lf|rsth.
dauIhtcFof Mr.. and Mrs. =. Levy,
Funeral from tho late sesldence, No. OF West
MadiAon'sk, this ThuFsdsJ II = p. N. Friends OF
tho fanaIy are Invited.
, 1877-11-22

It. iook. now ~ II nothing will lie lone townEtl
repairing fle structure for two or three weeks.
StiouT1 rtlt1 wratl,cr set IN suddenly ami con-
tfElrr, It may hare the effect OF GchSinE brrra-
ttons. As yet - far a. can he learned. FE.1d II
Letter hare nut dccifcd 10 release the structure.
At the Exposition building, the carpenters,
an Gas .flttcrs, aud painters were l.ar,l at work
nil dny hiut last night. The north
hatf hccias =. ia look like n store
In skeleton, oil the shelycs md counters
being nearly finished. Tearing down the crude
and insignificant I,tr,shs IN tho so,lth end brEan
In The morning. aul tho spacc occupied by them
will In tiay or two bo covered by rcceptaclcs
for 9otxls. The extreme southern PARTON ie
ttDl allc.l with tho Etxtle taken frnm the of1
store, but tGcy arc In n different share frnn,
rt,at they werc tlay or two agu. The clerks
employed in the different departments hare Us.
s.,rted and separated the different articles. aud
nrn rnpilly getting then, In shape 20 TINT n az
ct,.tnt ol stock tan be taken. Atueh
torttng. however, yet remains to be done,
but by this evening nr tttmnrrnw
morning pretty good idea Of the value Of the
stock snrel wifi be oltnEna1Ic. The putting OF
u ar.nf from gallery to gallery, IN order That the
,u,hling may l,c leatc,i. is quite an ttndertak-
Ing anil It will ,iuuhtlcss prevent tho opening
for business Mo,l,lay, IA the firm. anticipate
Antng, The trusscs were hcinE oct Tchtenlaet
but Mr.. BoyIngtun, the architect, said that only
alsout halt tic roof would be completed by
Saturday n[gAt.
, 1877-11-22
CRIMINAL,

Oscar Hanson Is at thu West Madison Street
atatlon charged with the larceny of lot of Sill
yer-platcd cutlery, which uppcars to bare cou.
k.itutcd the sampla. .ru4u VI SONG trpYcltng
agent. An owner Ia WanteA for tho gouls.
Lieut.. How'd yesterday recovered 9aoo cash
stolen lru,a Mss. II. u. Barnard, Of No, III
Wabasi, aye,,uc, by Au,y Jordan. a wo1pau
whom she l.al tetrtenlcu. Amy tEnleu the
theft, hut, liuulng herseli III tlio County Jail
under bullts, she concluded to give up, and ac-
cordingly told how Sic hId thu money tp pile
Of bricks In tho harm.
Andrew Anderson, for a4anuiting and at-
at NJ. 81 West lnllana strse., was held tn
<l,U00 bal! to the Criminal Court; aud Jphl
SIahtr. Tor g0ugi"S out another boys eye, WAS
held IN *:51U ditto BY justicr Morrison ytster-
day. Justice 4uInHlctlleid held John Dtuwn Ia
$40 to the Criminal Court Tor burglsrlzIug N.
II. lle!tesi's ott!eS Oh Maskst street.
Ja,l,es 0sayhlll and Thomus Matlopey, wo Of
thu worst characters IN the North Division,
were at tue station last night, charged With tbs
burglary Ut ]. +. deudtncr's house, No. l9i
thesn q barrel ot aour aud : $50 SUIT Of clothes.
iFuA be9stlcE named Henry WeIsner. Thota-
as Jones And GcorEe Mott are also lacked up at
The sa'ne plaec,rhargcl with attempting to burg
l1rtxe several Residences ol Ontario street. la
hone u which attempts they succeeded.
Grosge Miller, traiup, applied last evening At
the Bethel ltosAs, eosncz M DesplaiueS anu
Luke STREETS, tur u nights lodging. Tbs tanltur
IhoMaa brown, put tim to bed, sud, t,as slug d
iittlu !uleF saw Miller lying Oh tho bed With bis
bouts aud tlotnes u. lie aroused hin, aud w,s
surprised By Miller Jumping quickly from the
bed aud cutting hin on the neck With razor.
Tho weuaI, fortunately, was but sl!ght one,
aud lcforu the iutuxicatel trump could DO 9TH
er iatla@e he wls secured and sent to the Mad
1sou Street Station.
Minor arrests: D. K. Kennedy and James
Murphy, larceny VI horse aud buggy from
, 1877-11-22

1amcs Tholan; Alfonso Simpson, nlias
" S',ccny" Al, George Black. anil Davil
Leroy, nrrcstc,l ont Of the Palmer 1Iouse hT
Detectives RYAN Ani Nsterr1tn for vaCrnnev;
Mrs. Beaver ami her daughter Mary, larceny of
e2f} ca.l, from Amelia Flick os No. III North
Ashland Avenue: Thomas Costello nnl
William McCapptn, fund by Of
ffccr Dnvaran In The possession
which flcv could not satisfactorily account !:
Henry Lyote and James Ktlfcnthcr. age,l i and
0ycart, larceny Of two horse blankets from +.
8. Douglass, Of NJ. o:5l5 Cannl street; Henry
pawnsiup No. no Wctt stn.lison street: John
O'ftarn, lnrceny Of a roll " t:,rpct frun' tho
debris Of Field 4 Letters store: l5crnnurl VII
lis, larcrny of n heavy enccpsktn-ltncd Uytrc0at.
, 1877-11-22
II. q. STONE,

The TRIBUNE Of yesterday contained certain
statements u tho Chtcugo ugetta Vt the North
western Lltc-1 Insurance Company of siilwailkcs
agaIust which corporation suit was brought Oh
polt'y upon thu life Vi tho late II. O. Stone, in
Which certain facts weso stated hch tho plalnt.
III believes are calculated to give MI crroneous
Idea nj the real state of the case. The facts ac-
corllng to plaintiff ars that tho time the annual
prr1nlun natured the agent Of MF. Stone went
to tho Uillcu ot tho Company's ugent an4 stated
u the General Agent ot the atatp 0f llllnuta III
cll4rEe that Mr. Stone waA then E'aYlnE hs taxes,
and that, II It llaug no littHreuce 10 the Com
pany. l.e wouf,l pEeiUF nat to pny The pru:,llut,
then, but to lot It run for shurt time.
The nseGt Ut the Company stalled that Ito knew
Mr. btonc 70 bh gt'ot, ani! that, Il II Was any
accommodation, tbs taytuent cnuld bc c1tcndrl
until the tiHie of making tho repult. Sir.
Stones agent thclI asked when that w4,ulu be.
a''l the amount requira1. Tho uVcut nf tia
Company guye him Vi, . carl tue date whr,l thu
payment woull oe reljuirrd ai,d the amount oi
satlle, stating tlla date ~ July ~ slr. Hsone
waa Taken sick about tllu l5th vi tLat mouth,
un'l wis unable TO attend ~ business. Ilis
agcnt III tho Nth c.l!led uh,u Mr. St0llo's at-
tnEney, state.l to him tlle facts of tho casr, and
the attorney advised Lilm to pay the a,4ouut,
Mlirh was, without tbs knowledge III Sir. Vi
alEs. stone, tendescA tu the agent Ut the Com
pany til charge VI the atllce. Payment was r.
1ASeu+ Ai4 the suit Was the result,
, 1877-11-22


"Ihsre Is nothing new" said Judge Ot1a.
"except that the testimony In the tax matter
is all IN, mud the Collectors report ha. xouc tn
Washington. We expect deciaiou tu ! few
days"
1HB FIDELITY.
There was crowd all day At the Fidellt1, and
about $4,000 was paid out, At this rats the
l0 INT cent dividend will sooa be IN the haut!s
Of thu dcpos!tors. 1t WA at lsst tho1tsht that
from fur 10 stx weeks would tc sprlit lu gr,.
ting rid Ut thc $l3o, o,ooo, but nuw ltcpcascs
rurpin thinks 1t Will be all g0no III Two or
three. The mFjonty Of the callers arc those
who arc tue heaviest creditors: COLLECTIONS a1a
slow, and but ii,tte Intention has really
been giveu to other matters since Monday, &ll
the employees bcinK busy tu payius out money,
80 great bus beeu sbe rush. After to-day one
set will pay aad another devote shcIr time to
other matters. When the SECOND dividend will
~ dcclarsd cunuut yet bu conJcrtu1cu. ..Nhea
yet the tnouey," was the keceiycF's answcr to
. question about II.
The examination into the afIa!rs Of the Fidcl~
ity eayiDgs Bank to sec whether II had tious
business which would render 1t liable to taxation
Mas begun yesterday bctore Collector Harvey,
but vas not concluded Tue CashIer and AAsist-
snt Cashier Neru examined. Tho examination
Will be Resumed this morning.
TIE BEEHIVE.
AeeeiYer Ward u still exploring tho cells Of
, 1877-11-22
THE CIrYTIALI.
The license receipts yesterday were sfN

The license receipts yesterday were $3.50.
The f1tr,Trc,s,,rrr yeatertlay rcrrtyel ri 49t..
=, 49,, ',...rsat". - ~, m r.ou, ~, rn,.,,-
o!to"' "ats.'.a.cs' s-'o..~ ..un' l,s ta' eo"'p-
troIler, and *l.l3Jb9 from tue Clty'CollcetoF'
COMPTROLLER FarweIl expects To be able to
ro,,ro r con.ttcrat,c nortfon NJ ,,,c so5, nm
'sH"9 , '..s. ,a',t, ns.,,.,aa NV, ,srS
worm OF "atcf oohoo tnatuf''E va". J., 4oIe'
there Erlng surplus to tic cEcdlt OF tho De-
parttncnt.
4 ,.,rv .,r,o,,. c,.s ~ .c,ot,.nor v,. ye.,or.
A s..J as.". e"sa =, - u,..
Gay HtseovcfcI " LUG noart 81 iiealtn ~ No.
sc;an. ioscDIi IT. Henson. ,rhoro ofico il 1t No,
III Htmti, Icortn .frrt n r., be nrrsec,1trI for
nj Tr,'nrtinr lin rasa.
,,,,,,'' .-,.-... ,,
nallalns perinhs Ncro issued ycetctaay na
tolioHs: SisE; Martna Nieoti. t"orstoef oullu-
!lIE1 no. 4oa west 1.ake street, estlt1atc!l cnsL.
x3,SNi HcorRa shuft, tw1,story tet', 20: ~
eetE~1cll street, eost S-VHt uGfhoIn1 Hcis-
lcF: t~o.story store anu lMei5lns' N9. ~ South
Jefferson ktrccts toal, s!.'Uu; at'l james +.
nFowi1, three,stnfy Stone front store @ anu DWELL
ip1, 40. s1l sIate street, eosts ttsuU'
Nnyor HEATH, and some officials Of the Chicago
H. Surthwrsturu Hntfrontl hud n confern1,rt,
Yesterday norJ.ing Ill relation TO the proIujacd
yfatluct at Yangarton street. Tho railroa;l nti-
thnrittes cxpressrti tte,nsciycs ns fayornhIu 10
In, nrnicrt nroyttlul t,u rtty wns rrn,,Y In m
nhca,i Win ftk t,art OF tho work. cnnatrtc,,nr
tho Approaches, ctc. Tho matter viii urobably
r"cciva s,,n,o nftonfjnn In fhn f.nnrnlt
, 1877-11-22

Tho Village Truatees met Tnesdny evening ut
the rooms of tho noard, on Darls street, with
President 1fusc prcstdng, and Trustees Gage,
Davis, jerks, aud Kellogg In attendance.
The October rcport On the running OF tho wa-
tcr.woEks, by Supt. Holly, was read aud placed
on f1c. It showed tic tota! expense Of tho WI
ter.suppty department to have been, for tho
ttrnc specified, $N)3.So; anil recommended that
tusl,lngralvca BE- purchased to keep tllo tnalns
lree frum sand and mud. Tho Recommendation
WAS referred to the Water Works Committee.
Instructions were given tho contractor now
building the N,x-lra!n tcwcr to buiiA another
of brick, thirty feet long, ntlticr tho Sortlwcsl-
crn Railroad truck at North Evanston.
Adjourned until tho next rcgular meeting.
Tho new depot al South Eranston, being
built by the Northwestern Railroad In place Of
the one recently burned, Is fast nearing con,pe-
tiOn.
, 1877-11-22

lie DOES NOT WANT 70 III MARSHALL
X periodical which has been cllrtstencd the
National Firr4nan's Journal, and the first mum
lcr Of which WA Issued In New York Saturday
last. contains tho following Rratuitous slun at n
Chicago Alderman, tho tctcctlon being made
from, "Chlearo Letter eIgneti "Fo1untccr."
Tue article reads:
Our t'.rc Department IL becoming terribly CT
VIII esicu'ates, AID somc peepio as.ert il ~ i
liked taet, that a. suon hin Ala:r1asnsh!, II aver,
he ta 10 step INTO Fire Marshal l1snno.s big boot
.is!1 on ei the We.t u and ssnth stlc:: yoa WI
a9f II III a te d tAa cneq: o ss os
routine Of nfIai!a., 20 a. to lc fully posted IN
The workings q the s,n, we, 81 s T. III. In
be next April. Tint he has been promised tho po-
sttcn hy seyot iieat T. positively a,.e,'e' ana
in tho Council Ia haye tic Marshsis talasy saisri
10 Il; COO, Is nat duubtcd by my one. lie his got
I'd Of Ass@tans. .NaIth3!s swccay ant rctt,c NJ
tho oiics ataster stcchau!c.
some of Tho frc laddlcs are unktnd enough to
e u ese xs Sn" M he 's v.pss 1ss
protecting = certain soap factory. nnA can't tse
why tho authorities should he 70 anxious about this
onr located the rI.or wLiIu thu other susp fac
tDrtea received no more than the snass OF tho COM
mnnHy.
1t being apparent that tho tnnuenlocs were
intended fur AID. Kirk. q reporter caited OIL
that gentleman last evening, and offered hun
lie paper for pcrusnl. The Alderman laughed
Acart!Iy Mt the story: "Wl'y," said lie, II
wouldn't uc .Marshal for s5o.Gol year.
The tuap trade Is go.,d enough fur mo. 1t Is
qulte true that eIc'd good deal uf time over
tt,e DEPARTMENT.. a. Chairman of the Com
1n!ttcc OF Flre and Water feel it to be my
duty to ,It' ~, aud mean tn keep IL mp Unit! nr
t!ne Is cut. 1l":'s ~ l'ess TO Say s1out
scintslla Of ssut!, til The allegation.
When tho riots began two tugs wcro
chartcrcs! and lifted With pumps capable
M throwing four heavy streams each. They
wero intended Tor the protection Of the lumber
district aeatnst Iossihlu tnecndiartsm. Ono was
inuorcd In stt In tho centre Ut that DISTRICT,
and rhc other Ut Twcnty~sccond street brldgc.
FircalAr.n l,oxcs Wero nut III Oh the Wll4rycs
cosc to them, md they werc held IN readlncas
tor immediate use. After tho riuts were over
they were brought down town, and one was
employed IN paAplug water GU the tohaceo-
factory On River street, whure there had been a
lire. Then they were pa!d UG and takcn out Of
commission. Neither uf them had onything to
do Win nv factory ut n41.
, 1877-11-22

Nothing waa doing At Flrld T. Letters old
store, eornef of State aud Washington streets.
yesterday, all tho stock except few articles
undsr the debrts IN lhe centre OF the basement
having been remoycl, aud the laborers dis
charged "Wednesday night 6oue Insurance.
>ad1usters dropped In in the afternoon, aud e.
alplusd the fixtures for the purpose Of learning
the extent OF tho damage to them. The poll.
cles which covered them aggregate so9, 900, and
It is estiinased that tbs salvage will be little
leAs than one-half. The Committee 10 d.
tesmiae the damage to the building also made q
visit, and took . cuE4ory look Ut tbe Eulus,
but theY have not a yet reached q conclusion.
, 1877-11-22

arc now running regularly between Chicago and
ConMcEl Bluffs or the California express trains Of
tho Chicago + Northwcstcrn Hallway. NJ other
road runs Pullman hotcl-cars, OF any other farm OF
hotel,caF4, through between Chicago and tho Nils.
sotft River. Ticket ollces, &. Clark street. uIdef
Sherman 1touae.