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, 1877-10-05
THE GIN.TRAFFIC,


A meeting was held last evening at No. I'll
West Madison street for tho purpose Of In.
auguratlng movement against saIoon-kccpers
Ia their pcrnleious practice Of selling liquor to
minors, That was tho object OF tho
meeting as stated by the Chairman, WHO
but tho question, "What shall be dopo
to stop llquos-dealers from selling whisky
and other poisonous l!qu!ds to boys unler
aga1" There were over dozen people pres
ent, four OF whom wcro Indies. Three of them
left III the most Interesting part OF Tue meeting,
and the other waited for tho purpose Of deliver
Ing apccch.
Tho meeting was opened with. an addrcss by
spsesS il we II Be- save vivid 1 and e osee.onaIy y
oloqucnt description Ut casea which had como
under hs observation during his term as q Po-
llec Justice. 1t was not so cranmcd with de-
tails ~ tho chronicles Of tho daily polce-scport-
tho daily misery that comes u,lder tho eye OF
any one who c!,Uosea tp attcnd tbs FuIice
Court. To bc sure he did not touch directly
upon the question Of selling liquor 10 mEnore.
produced by drinking liquor generally, au'l bis
lecture wa upoh thc whole very wholesome
Que. How to stop young people drinktng, lie
confessed l'o di.la't know. lls only knuw thut
exceedingly fierce In hls denunciatlon Of tho gin
leNl, and ut tue same tilne exceedingly
careful In oxoncraunX the Mayor and tho
police force fro!u any possEble Ga1ne IN the
matter. lie entlaayoEed y SHOW t,ls hearers
how Il mas impossible for tho Mayor to revoke
spoke Of the difficulty Of getting evidence. 1t
was crying ain. said the speaker, that In
thls great lnd glorious city there WAS no place
osusss oas tas o s1. a m 'sa arro .s'9 ,k Seus
cason to compliment Dir. FELTON, upon the
excellent management Of the Brtiewcil.i What
, 1877-10-05

tcrc,1 No. 10, vile resort kept by Jennie Love,
intending only to purrllanu a few slrlnss nn'i
"ehln" .1lo a!rls f9, few minutes; IN , sotnc
ner, "A her right name Il, entte.d tho
nll man t., her room. l,allnuist
protested TINT hp wns ton old and wrfnklcA Tor
s1sch h,l1om maiden 10 lie wn*tfng her time,
but tho Frngncy lurctl him IN the Norwegian
tongue while she fumbch through Ills pockets
md got nway With 81 ,;al, when was wrapped
tp In piece OF rapcr. She had tccn the rUll
when lie paid for thu drinks, a.n1 when llc had
presented her With a IS note, and
OF courso ehc knew Just whcro
slow to discover ilta loss. anil At nncc reported
1t L, headquarters. Tho Frognev was nrrcstc,i,
anil held Iii sst0O 10 tho Criminal Court. The
ntlIcr inmates nf tho house, Jennie Lore, DclIo
Dawson, and Charscs O'l'riet,, were also arrc.t-
Ell. btt after vtrltAntly searching hoth them n,l
tho promises the pulice fatleA to ftMi the nancy.
Crompcs, wbo, It is said, Il tho Love woman's
husband.
, 1877-10-05
Of his limo has more than doubled during tho

Of his limo has morc than doubled during tho
last year.
II. O. r. Tucker, proprietor Of tho Troy IN.
~ TYfncs, is stopping 1T tho fremont lfouse.
Tho Hon. j. n. Shaw, Speaker Of the House
of Representatives, Was at tho Grand Pacific
Lori and Lady Duffcrin md party were at tho
Palmer iluusc last evening en- route from Mani
toba to Canada,
About 30 Kalamazoo e1cursonists nrrtved In
tho city last evening, about 100 Of whom are at
the Grand Pacific Hotel.
Sir Henry Ila1forl, nj The English, nnl Will
ttm Reby, Of tho Irish, fihe team, arrived In
this city yesterday, and arc stopping At the
member Of the show fraternity. and now the
business manager OF tho DabH " omhnatlon,
which appears at the Adc1phl next week, h Il,
tho t1fy t.okinK after the prc1lmluartcs Of tho
engagement.
The new Appellate Court judges hare ap:
The Circuit Court, Clerk of the Court until
November, 1917, when tho lrst election for Ap-
pctlatc Court Clerk will take place. The Ecit-
tlcman IA conslaered competent, and Ills ap-
nointmcnt will no doubt prove satisfactory 10
tho members Of the bar and thosc who will
como In contocs with him.
HOTEL ANN1vALs.
pp. Hsara e. X .ltoq o '5s It,
t. ina AT! % ill., y h'ifssesa; sseca, ssa aoatrea
Can; g. J. Matp:cs. Londnn, Eng. Geosgc ".
Weld, Doeton: Lie lion. Washington Cookie, reo.
ria: Col. Charles l.. froat, Nav York: !. Ward
1nricy, IT.. Now pslesns: John r. Kramer, NIL.
waukee: j. ". Waterhnuse. Portland. Mo-: ex.
Gov: 2. NaEotI1n. HarrotsbuFs, Ky.: William
]: Miller. rIttsburg. -. Patnsxr Noat.-R. :.
snow. loston: The lion. X. nj. Decker.
Scranton: r.: +. i. Arm,.asc. En4iana: u. Tn
Eyck. California: ]. N. Long, New York: Mr..
and Mrs. Bowling. England: tseorre \. P!eree,
CAnsda; 4. r. Whiting. 1ictro!t: George ". De
Camp, fitl.bnrg: 4. Holmes. nrooklyn, y. y;
E. ". Bingham, New York; William. Woods. Gin:
etnnati: 4. Hoffman. Ma.!.sippi. -. Trfmoei
HoHsf-James W. Miner. Washington. u. e. H.
wakes; \. ii. heii England; L. {. ncsby. New
York; Sir Charles Ucnt, TnFonto, Can.;
jones,. tisetnt1.: Sherman Houst-C. +. Cow
RiIt. Wabash. lni.: c. ". Frye. Doston; J. II.
chase. Stwburyport: !. 8. Fails, Pittshurg: 4.
Spence. Cincinnati: james Wilson, Dells!re. O.:
{: F. Curtis clinton, u; J: n. Ellis. New
Mct.onnIn. New York; Col. j. I. tiould. 1,ustun;
7. II. Duke, Richmond, Va. Charieh Il. Tcaslce.
I;;ous,il!s. 5;'. " +; 8: wsl1.!ase Toledo, e;
F. Johnsen. La Fayettc: Fred L. Hall. Cleveland:
G. 4; ,ntoskwsY', Detroit: VI y Ednunds,
, 1877-10-05

Met:onnin' NV, yo,t: coi' +. = sinnd. 1;a.,nn.
r. ii. luke, Richmond, "a. Charles Il. Icaslce,
Louisville. Ky.l IT,. s. Waibtldsc, Toledo. .. i;
F. Johnsen. La FaJctte: Fred L. tla!f. Cleveland;
G. A ntockway,, Detroit: Y, y Ednunds,
ofaoa i1Ap'o'' A. L. ntoo'e5. ce'e's1a'
-o-rr,,
TUE FOURTH WAND
po,,h;,..r f,,rh ,,c,7 ror.,rr ,,oo.,ro a. ~,
'.pao'.a' '.1s ~ ,s,1' T,,1. 49,. s' ~ 49,. .o
cIan !oou's' No .9' l";1t5'nsst slsec1' fFcsl-
dent George W. Couch occupied tie chair.
The first business was the adoption Of tho
following amendments to tho bylaws:
M ncrson vho II mi mcmi,er M a, hi. c1nn ,h,,,
hold any oee II thcfen M nor shs!l ho iako part f In
Whenever d vacancy in any Of tho otilces Of tho
Clnb shAIl occnr the same may bc died At tho hrst
subsequent meeting Of The clah In this sans man.
nef e. is proTided N the constitution OF tho Club
I. D.. Sutherland moved that tho Chair ap-
point a committee OF five, who ip time should
appoint f3fty, from whici, the Club should &C.
tan, Va 5.lcootcs IN tho ro,n,v conrcn,ton
Tho resolution was passed, and tho Chairman
appointed r. ]. Sutherland, Frank Drake, T. J.
Dodge. W. A, Stanton, aud J, Il. Gilbert such
co,nm,ftcc.
.ss"S o., .1.,...,, r, u p.,
Meesfs: samuel ho1otooS' H. r. nfay1ou' anu
j. Il. Gilbert wero elected members Of the Ex-
ect,tiye Committee, md +. j. Sutherland md
Perry 8, Hull members of the Finance Com
nittcc.
vnte of thinks WIS pa,sc1 tn uCnr1
prrtzciT n II. Harris. fnr nrintfnw .Hx, ronI"s
al th.. constitution md hriawa ior Tia GinI
FREQ OF cilarrs.
Col. Kicuhy then moved to tnko lin the re,ol,,-
ttn,, ,,f Mr. II. il iIar1n,r. oif"rcd fast wrcE IN
IN rnTrcsa 10 roomc.t"J ~ ,~nrS ",l ~ :. f,,r
t1e r"cal nf Tho Wesnm ntinn AZ a. the c.ri,ost
,s'..,ife div. I1e .noRr fcw :" mnmen,s IN
{aynr nf ti.. rcanlutun. c,a1,,tnr that nnlv thn
Inv i,rnnrtntr n ftr ,,,onrrc sjnss vah.d ~.
s1,mntinm nT5i tiat Il rmiin t,n1y ho ,,nnn ~ th
e1pcnss ol tho debtor clauses ~ "e''9 :" S"'
, 1877-10-05
nIAKtN1AEESs

ClIAND-WNlTNKY-AtW Wnltham, Mass., on
the 4th lust, by Tho itcy. T.. l.. Strung, Thumus
5. chard, Of Chicago. and Ada +. Whttury, of
Watlhsn,. No cAeJs.
, 1877-10-05

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 4.-Dr. Mcfarland tcle-
graphs from Port Royal TINT yellow feycr exists
there hut there Is no need Of assistance. a. tho
population Is only about fifty whites and the
SANG number OF hlacls.
FRRNANp1NA, Fla, Oct. mo deaths. Nine
new cNsE8.
, 1877-10-05
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

crowded TO degree never before known IN this
Guy since Inc great afe' Dh1inR the paat "ohth
they haze all done most successful business
Mr.. JOHN c. Barker, vcry respectable attor-
'.'"' ' "' ,.s".,s .a.,,s,,s.. e.. ~.
cIes' announces n'n'sci' az eAtu'a"1e 'oe 'oo
ofIleo OF County Judge at the ensuing election
A. noon rcssrnlav. Mauric Smith. IL months
o,a.a ,oea ~. .ee;dnn,.l1r ';rowns, - = tnh of
rr,,er .r,,t,h hsr rno,hcr ,sft ~, In ooor ~ No
20 Co.. ~ .,..nt -,no 81. w.. b.no,nu
out the clothes. .........
The temps,a'aso yesterday as e,ssrs sTss By
nuilding), was as follows: d. nj, - deg; 10 ..
In, Sc; 12 m., IL; 8 p. MI, ii; 2. m, 90
r,,. ,.....,.. - ,t, .,,t. ~, ~. vto,.. ..r,o,.
1he !astenlnRe OF tae seats o1' tIo "ncuep,a.~
form OF tho Hoard OF lfate a'o the a'1h'tasiou
Of several meetantea experts who have ahor, r,
mako m cxlaustEvc report. II Is tho Unanimous
opinion that no finer workmanship can be toupd
about tho whole buiialnRt except pctna,pS' toe
platform To which tho chairs arc feteefed.
State A.. 1.f +. 4 o' A. Il was heid At MeCormipk's
iJall Yesterday, in the morning the time wns
taken up with routine business, of which no
!ncntion can veil he make; In tne altefnoon os
u,Sn 9aSn If eer so' oeoeE
Lodge adjourned for the year.
Tho montb,r meeting of t],o Boartl OF Man.
ooa.. ~ thr flI1 Pronle;a Ifnmc wns hrl,i yrstcr
.,ev oftcrneon ut lie Home. corner Of ThIrtr-
Mi1tn III, et root oni Indiana nvcnnc, Tim Tren.ur
nl'iln stLee1 MN iaa ,.,t,, ase' ~ ~ tsW1 ~
In Th,,rs5.y ,,cxt m oyster smnpcr Viii be
eiyen at tie Home, to whici, ttc public arc H.
TitcI. Tickets of admission are 80 cents each,
'Ao p'o.s'u' ~ ~ ~ .,.s w. ss"A' =. s M
Tho Young Mems Christian Association &C"
knowledge the receipt OF packages ni mus
trated papers and mayaznca turing September
from tile fofoE1nG: Il. ~. lnomeson' Mra' T.
W. Dean, +. y. c!o"clts j.. y. hceleEt +. ~
Ecdd!ngtnn, Alr. Munger, W. +. htclef' tho
Key. Mr.: Porter, Mrs. Dusbey, Mrt: Egan, Mr.
Elliott. u. e. bastlstt, !. n. Eday' y. =. Lorl'
h!re: sarEeant, 1. 81. avery, a. !. HemasEHAy,
Il. II. Cllssold, anu quite numpef o. paekafes
from unknown aonote, lof a'sts;o45tot ST.; @ r. inc
Hospitals, ,'all. bfloeWe!l. anu faorll9nsc.
The demand alTays cxceeas the suppty, nnu the
Association VII os very tnankiai lor twlcG ~
many papers th'a month iof Luis ifcc atetflou'
tion+
Tho nhys1ctaps composing the Ch!cnRo Acntl-
, 1877-10-05
be Board then adjourned.
COOK COUNTY TAKES.
sTA1ENExT 1T MEMBERS or TIiH HOARD or
I

COOK COUNTY TAXES.
sTA1HNExr 1T MEMBERS or TIia HOARD or
,rh, ... ...sas. 80 ~.
EnunlI,atinn renre.entinr. f,ool, Comfy t,ihnlt
the follortnE:
The undersigned. members from Cook County
70 thtlr constituents ING fotanw'nH atatemcnt, ms
snn"ans Wy !ssn. t ~ ~ ~ 1ogk So4hty IL eon'
rso .e;i ~ t .in - ~ ac,t ss IL ~. 1,..s -
rca .,,atn .na ctt."n. n.,,nnrtx o t1o VI
Il for Tia xcar is97 si?n tx ss o"n +, wns x.
i9S ~, crt ~ w. netrs II, aooot
max t ict,I1. ~ ~ ~ t1 ~ ~
~ N1a I Wy eaoa, VI IT, .aG .
f.,h a. r,tn ~ ~ ~ y. rnutw r,os .oSnt!.
oor.isssa f. hx ~ sta,s ,fn"tn .nx. ~ anu a.
'H"""'s1 " 1.c h.xns ~ n'nx conyr1 ." 'o''o"s'
Valuation by County lsoArd ln ta7s M
'A'"a'''a ~ IOWA "''e''''' III '7''''' .2,ol.:o.e
Efceas Of valuation Of fs7a..........& t.H:1, 2ia
s!nst0n W ny ssaf. nnara " @ s3 @
E1ceM Of valuation Of 1R71... ........s a.24a. !on
L. S1 hnnnt @ :. lv ner cent EseatcF ~ !n9u ihan
thc state 1ins,i "a ifttIc In.s HAN al * ~
iH;7 thern ieiny in f.o,k CouniI r1H In IRA. ~
""'"'''1s' ;nus InT. tx coox corxrr.
Valuation by County ttoarA in Ia7 o. 7a3 4I7
...,. -
naeces o1 salass,on 81 i"!a osef 'oF7'"t Ii5ao7a
vauattan hy Stasc noat4 tn ia7a ..-....s1tz lin 9
gxce.. Of valuation Of 1879. IL 3;, ,eo
1leinr nbnnt tx NJ cent rrsat.r IN ,s1n ,he,,
1877 "1"o' :" ~ ~'us s'e"''' ~ Ao'o 'n@"
-" n-,.n~.. v..,.n~..
, 1877-10-05

CHEAPEST AND BeS1.
Reliable ssttc1cs, like De. Prtces specia! favor.
Ing extracts. arc tho cheapest iu tho long run, II
health IL 10 BE- considered.
, 1877-10-05

0ftA13kHe
nIChER-At her residence. ~ Sixteenth street,
OF cunaamplon, Annte, tic beloved wits Ut y. A,
Kicker. -....
Funeral by carriages 10 Calvary At 10 q. m. Fri.
day. Friends arc Invited 70 attend.
EvANS0S-of typhoid fever. Levi. Eranaon.
Funeral II residence tO.lay at / 4, III. Ny cara
to Iso.ehtll. Friends OF the family arc insftcd.
ullI.ETT-Tho funeral servlccs Of AnsUn r.
ni1lctt to-day {Fri.aylat = u. at rea!icuce. bla
Wabaah avenue. caFrlaXes TO UskwrDd.
EltlCKsDS-At No. 30 veddsr blreeb, Mrs, A.
II. Erickson, II i. II, Oct. 4.
Funeral At 2 y. tn. Oct. 7.
, 1877-10-05
B.T.BABBITT, Newly York Citv
FOR s.As.E NY ALL DRUGGISTS.
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Flrs among tic requisites Of tho toilet ts eood ,%
Gle Of soap. hut 10 procure II A.uAyl an ea.t
tcf Many Of the most expensive Boaps In the ,yr.t
are made from md eletcrfnnA tnaser1Ait 49,
their delicate cosartne and fragrant perfume too oft
conceal the mott rrfntvt Impurities Tho d.cIo,nr..
recently made public regarding tfa subject ar, nod.
tFeiy NhrtlfnR, and deatFve scttous eonstdcrnttor
Ecfnsed sohrs arcnow known to 10 extremely obtcc.
tonac. especially II applied to The heA, injunr N.
hArs Irritating tho scalp. aud Inducing torcfn hr,s
aches. The character of the ingredients mhy bc nfr,.
std from tho statement Of gentleman who nnakt1 tha
sctnttn7 Of sotns his tutintss he recently
which, tnc r. occupation could he followed. 4e''of
7st S,ts Y 4 r psssfsy PIT. .re
tntetCr's: I'D chemical sk Of r H. l. hsmntTnr' ~ '49 y
kind In the Uttrd ftatrs. Tho rrnown Of III Il Waa ~
hiTr,e various production! has for many Yess, bstn
ryptatr crown ia shs numerous Victories as,n, NJ r.
Ntes Year, Of patient labor anil scientific e,pc,tm.,,
rira ingredients The rnrcst vegetable pifae H.
ss
!, To5s;r rs I. ,hs
lar erlcation delicate sxs Of nsssts sS fsM ~
rri,c snn sas. ssosc1hcr gaeaalsd tn s enosai
.l,stry u ll.!ul.s inferior m,te1iat rile ro,. ~
c l. I. abbitss fo!iet a sser, eii,aIns Il +:
most nea!thfn anu agreeable article of tho kind e1eY
Though specially desirable for tho u.e Of tade. .os
et!L!f: thls s1ap y eanay appropriate for EeaIie.
y sss sor sare 1 !s1sf i ..n s
i asssf ssk ss r. 4se for
, 1877-10-05

mattcrs contained IN tho report. This rcsolu-
t,on was also adopted.
Commissioner Holden offered resolution
pr,yiitng TINT the titles to the rral estate held
animation. tor the purpose Of correcting MI lie
fccts ansl Irregularities which might exist. The
resolution was ndoptcd.
Commissioner linden ,noyci that tho Presi.
dent nnsl Secretary tt directed to publiah 1000
copies Of sir. Mcrhclkcs rcpnrt. There was
correctly informed on this subject, and the hest
WAY to do that WAS to publish tho report in
pamphlet form.
III. Stanford objected to this until he could
look ovcr the report, anu. II necessary, make
any explanations which he might deem It ptoprr
. The Secretary rnta tc should object to pull
fishing explanations bcfore he knew what they
were to lie.
Nr. Stanford moved 10 defer tho matter two
weeks.
Commissioner Holden said he had lived
here thirty years or moro. md want AFRAID TO
have tho report 90 hef0ro the pubfit.
Commissioner Stanford llau nu fears, either,
TO hayc the truth 20 before the public. but this
report about which there had becu 40 nuef,
talk contained fa!sc staten,cnts md fatsp ie-
ductiNns, and It's publication. without explains
ton, would be highly improper and oven u,..
Just.
The matter Was accordingly laid over two
weeks.
The Secretary offered resolution authorizing
the Finance Committee to make loan Of STU
!oo for twenty dart. The Treasurer, he said,
f1nn ha, Even The 9tter !s approval The rcsoa.
Tho Secretary presented another resolution
providing for tho employment Of some person
to look after the Boards interests In the tax
sales next Monday. The resolution was
The Hoar,i tl,en u.]tnu.nct1,
, 1877-10-05

sEVEATEEHTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
A meeting Of tho Executiys CoMmlltce Of The
8sys9teenth Ward KepaAIican Club will he held un
Saturday evening, Oct. i, la77. Al Prtcr Smiths,
No 20 LasfAbcs street. All EneEnbeFs are request.
ed to be present. 4. +. LEE. Srcfrl4ry,
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gard 70 glass polished marble and some Of the meta"
German observer adds to these tue fabrics the oo
especially woocn goods The effect Of exposure Is '"a'
the fabrics have greater power OF fixing colorns ma'
toIs Hence when dyed. the parts OF fabric tha' ho
been previously exposed indicate their difference "
the rest by appearing deeply coloed III thA 'cS'
could hc made more delicate and conclusive me hOcl
Rne Beard might he able 10 determine ny thil o"'
pcficnt On ms wlfcs dress, whether she h'o po'n S"
ding OF doors IN the day light duing hls ""Senoo'
The Lavoisler medal. which has only oeeh
given once BEFORE was recently awarded to MI "a''
Weldon by the Q'rcncD Society for EncOuiaeH'N ""
tional Industry NJ Dumas, in presenting the "i'u''''
said that Mr. Weldon had reduced the price Oh eN'i'
sIeet Of paper and every yard OF calico now "
The world The total bleaching capacity OF tue u'"'.
factories has been trped and 90 per cen; OF te peao
ing powders are made by Mr.. Weidons process. p'"'
stated this process consists in restoration o' 'he p'
oxide of manganese That peroxide, bea'cd VII" h!"io
clor;c mold furnishes chlorine to make chior'"e "
limo" or leac hing powder the oxygen OF the IeroAo
uniting with the hydrogen Of the acld 10 form "A'e'
freeing parl OF the chlorine gas, aud leaving so'u
zion al chloride OF manganese which was N"l1less y
f,re Mr. WrldOn's invention. The manganese ch"iiue 10
now treated with lime, and receives abundant aeIauo
with The result that the chlorine 80 over 10 ne c"i-
CHM and the manganese peroxide If formed AGAIN.
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E,idcnce that the minority Of substances un-
frg, aaie nolc .ua, thaug by long ezposme 10 light
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