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A Gard.

10 all who are suffering from the err.
rors and indiscretons of youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss of man.
mood. etc, will send arecept that will
cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
IN South America, Send a selEad.
dressed envelope to the REV. Josgrn T.
lNNAS, Station d, Billie Home, New York
Citu
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Nine. r. Benoit, of New York city,
has opened her great paper pattern
establishment. Cats patterns to order
aud guarntees perfect tit. She will
teach any lady the French system OF
dress cutting. Also, dress making,
plating aud ready suits, at 73S Main
street. dMMlm
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AuCtioni

One OF the best SALOONS IN Dallas,
In running order, with lease, near
Fields Opera House, and now doing a
good business. Reason for selling, the
owner has other business and cannot
attend TO both. Sale to comm ence at
two o'clock, rain orshine.
]. @. BooTH,
feby.8iw Auctioneer.
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Sl3.703 Nh

ls the sum we must raise before the
10th OF February, and In order to ac.
complish this the magnificent stock of
dry goods and clothing, bought OF Mr..
Murphy, must be slaughtered. Helm
ua! help us and we will recprocate
by selling you bargains never before
KNOWN II. COIN & CO.,
Original Cheap John, 8l3 Elm st.-Ad
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"Ten Nights In n Bar Room. !"

Trinity council OF the order of
Friends of Tenn efance, will meet to-
night for the purpose of making ar.
Engagements to produce the popular
drama entitled "ren Nights In a Bar
Room" A number of amateur ladies'
and gentlemen will take parts, and the
proceeds will DO applied to the purchase
OF an organ for the order.
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice mill. co

Corner Elm and Live Oak streets. daily
parch the choicest Rio and Java Coiiaes,
and prepare all kinds of spices at very
low rates They also daily manuIac.
ture Texas Baking Powders, at % cents
per pound, and make superior Yeast
Cakes and Apple Butter. Give their
soous trial, jan30.lm
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Tickets for the grand masquerade
ball, to he given at the Turner Hall,
will he sold at the Market Drug store,
$40 Main street. Masquerade suits for
rent and, also, tickets for sale at Chas,
Meisterhnn's, corner Main and Market
streets. Only n limited number of
tickets will be sold. No tickets sold at
the dOOr.--lw
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The Forgp,iuInes- Of PeopIe.

Compels DR.. Pierce to remind invalids
that his Golden Medical Discovery Is
unsurpassed as blood, liver and cough
medicine. See his Memorandum
Books; they are given away at all
drug stores.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Night RepOrt-FInnnclnI.

NEW YoRE, February 8 Stocks active and
wer from the highest prices OF this morn.
ing. Money 8 per cent. Gold l0S1G Ex
ch0n9e-long, 81 s5: short, 81 S6I5. STATE
doing hut better feeling, and higher prices
since the tlrstCall.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.--Gold l05. Sight
Sterling, bank 5S righl Il premium.
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A. A. Parsons wholesale and retail
Millinery, Cloak and suit House, 500
Main street, is constantly receiving
cloaks and ready.made dresses, from
81 to$iO each. Headquarters for ladies'
outfits. Bargains III every department,
Terms cash.
pINA nSnN snn NInIn o.
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A Card,

Owing to the removal OF Mr.. J. S.
Jackson, some of the public are under
the impression that am moving also.
l herewith state that | shall remain at
my old stand, 704 Elm street and " ish
all my old patrons and the public in
general to call on .
HERMAN LANCE,
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Capt. J Il. Trezevant, OF insurance
fame, came In from the frontier yes.
terday for few hours, and then re-.
turned to his lair near Phantom Hill.
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More OF those fine Hall & Davis
Pianos. This piano now stands first
among the leading pianos of the world.
Sold by ID. A. Scale, 6O4, Main street,
DnlIns. febiY q lM
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commercial.

NEW YORK, February b,.-Cotton dull and
e'sier. Uplands, ~ 1915 (; o leans, 10 l-l6c.
IA es 35i bales. Futures easier. February IL
@'l6al2Hc; March u Sl-S9c; April 10 7-sS
l3S; MAY l3 ls-&@l3 7-l6c; June 10 8.l6al31sc;
July 10 ll-l69lSAc.
oALvEsTlN, February 5-0nerings light
and holders asking higher prices. Good
mtddling 1910; middliug exc; low mid
ding ll'Sc;g1od ordinary ne ordinary lOIc;
low ord nary 99ac. Sales 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, FEBRUARY Cotton In fair
demand hut at lower rates Sales bl0 bales
st. LOUIS, February Flour nIm aud uu-
changed Whea No.. red, TALL, 81 AZ; No. Q
do 81 80. Corn quiet; No. mixol SIS6l3sSSo
Oats, No.2 S5@35i%c. ye inactive at tic.
Barley quiet. Pork $40 So, Lqrd dull Bulk
meats 6rmer. Bacon 7A@g1S@9 k9ltsE0,gt4o
for shoulders, clear rib anu clear Sides,
Cattle
ST. LOUIS February 5.-Cattle quiet.
Hogs nomlnally unchanged.
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The citizens of Dallas to know that
they can buy good trunk and have
their old ones repaired rs good as new
at the Trunk Factory, 724 Main street.
IF
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water Works no,ice.

On and after date water will be sold
70 wagons at the stand pipe, corner of
Main and Harwood streets.
TRAyERS DANIEL, Superintendent
DALLAS, February 6. 1877.
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Win sell cheap and take n part In
board. Inquire ut
F.AUSTIN'S
Ja2SdAwlw Jewelry store, t0i Main street.
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Ready-made dresses 81 50 10 $40 each.
Cloaks "a to AO; Hats to match suits
~ A. A. PearsonS, 500 Main street.-tf
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For good shave, fashionable hair
cut or shampoon, go to Lee Calm, at
the Opera House Barber Shop. I'm
, 1877-04-10
year tho countys debt will hsve been Increased not
lots tlIan si0O, 600.


TfIE HONEST MEN or TfiE BOARD.
snch t:onntJ Commissioners as hare persisted In
act!nT with tho majority, md ht tie tan,o time
a .hs a. sam 70 seins h1pss h ats beginning 70 sa1o
e!hc S1tNrday night has opened their cytt and
shown them, esen II they are what they claim to
Dc. the evil Influence Of thc1r associations. That
among them ~! ono Co!nn.s+onst. The r renti. ni.
meat wns unanimous, and thcli petition l,ss rnnA
forth branding thnsa who claim to bc honest
Just ~ severely M hosc who arc known 10 be dis
est men hare bcon hut hn!t rebukcd. II they nrc
hOncst, thry must be bnd--tf nut blind, thty hare
hy cXcnanx and pa1sattng the sins Of the .'islnR"
become parties 10 the ain II they cAnnoe he called
G sy nre ;hn for ey h;o
st1nd MP for their convctona and agatnas the
maeh!na'lons and pnndcrtns schcmes OF theft as.
socaate' II thcy ate honest they are!now suffer:
with them must 70 down., 1t Is their own fault.
commenced doing tho pnb'tc service locked In tho
oilce Or Tho County Attorney when they COM
meneed eonsle:nr thc bid. q contraetora In %.
erct. and !n trading their votes, md The meeting
Saturday night wuA but an evidence pf The favor In
which .nch conduct 10 received BY the public.
After the .djontun,ens of tho BOARD ycs'erasy scv.
Comfy. Attorneys odcr. They wero loud in thctf
abuse IT some Of the speakers at tho Grand paclfc
meeting. Ono Of them charged that one Of the
had hs deserts would have bccn hung. anu another
that certain speaker wAs a thief, etc.. all of
which was very natural Under the circuustances.
They were sore. exceedingly torc, and 'stop
thief" wa. the cry. but they havo i chance Jet
to redeem thense!ves-a chance 10 cut loose from
t!t0ta who are bad men bcYona redemption. They
cannot do H. huwe1cr, ~ thcy have fct out. Tho
pnh!ic will continue to watch thcm and Judge them
by tho company they keep. They will be known
tY their Acts.
, 1877-04-10

Tho Ex-Prcstdent Spends tho anbtath At
0nlenn, 1lt,-A scrcpnde Last Night.
sssr.aY nxrnafea }, IN 1ribun.,
n.,~~. '' II, At, o~c.n .n,, NJ, f,,.nt
oaa&NA' A''t .'u1n v.un' ~, ~. ".'e. , u."a.
received lew Of their ificnas !hs evening az
The elegant residence OK Capt Augustus Estey'
Al,ont Q o'clock tho distinguished couple were
.crcnndcl tv echrcincr,s I}ond. the principal
$780, s,sta. ,1r.m :" -. % Thtae - ..t,nh .t.s
LEE pems naI. 70 tao eMs', s.,a NM. w.
nhelT fcnoereu. laF9o crown OF citlzens &c.
companscd tho band, and At tho CONCLUSION Of
the seronade Gen. Grant made his appearance,
anil after hcln7 annronr,ntciv nrnscnter1 i,v
, 1877-04-10

hoys were htrcatcd upon su.nIcion. md wero lock-
sea them, lnnanueh ~ shree Of thrm werc wls-
nesses against ths othcr two. It was
Rot them to tell ttory by promising them in,n,,,+
n,ty. all hn!n9 equally, guilty. There wn@ large
number Of people on Tho street At the time. hnd It
was not known who administered the fatat ktcIr, Il
number having trampled on lashusan after he fell
down. II this con1a not be established beyond
question, both drfcndants mnti he acquitted. INT
I would appear that there was ori.1enco 10 show
that death Was caused By The kick. II there was
An! killing at III It waa merely Acccnta ,lispcn.
satfon Of Providence. The secnsca had an unex-
certtonabty good character, and had never been in
any trouble before.
The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clnek thfa
motnlns, whcn The e+fdcncc will 1,o commenced.
The case attracts fome little attention. few mnrc
than the u<ua1 crowd which nNsfs attends the
trials Of crimtnals being present.
, 1877-04-10
SUBURBAN.,

Last evening, At tho !tyde.patk Hotel, concert
was given by iho Simble* Needles Society. Tho
concert was held In tho hntelp parlofs, which form
delightful place for such IN entertainment. Tho
programme was . seay agreeable one.
Tho Board Of Education Of District No. !. Town
shin III. have presented their report fot tho ycar
cBding Marrhjl. Thclr expenses arc II per cont
lc.a lhaa In tho former year, and tho Increase Of
pupils has been II per cent. Tho e1pcnscs were
50. hsJ. 49, The number Of pupIIa in the district
II Shs, making tl!c annual cost pce pupil about SJ.
and :ns ana aaa fo,t,
night,
The concert given a7 the Mendelssohn Qntntette
clut, on satMrdsJ evening W.. probably ons q tho
shey rass sss.s:.ian q ;sii Sslisht 81 slsosos.
ssa"is :sa se 2s sss!s shsssa sss :sa:
slight changes, e.neclaily IN sNo.l!t4ling yonlc.
G5 e. VII q IL ~ s
rsassd. aua no aoubs w,:s They :aaa h. f.,essa Me
The nase.T .Tall Directors met u tew dsys siuco
+. Cassiday; Vice. .Pfe.iaent, ii. i. hoti.on: ssc.
Al a meeting yesterday afternoon they sclcstud
tho. tui,cssily ntns for this s.a.on; r., jsspet
fes."fe d. Nj :h*, a. y R.''is Ei xa:: s h%S9l'is'
E'is' 6 c.:.ss iIss'';j ;jas:; TeNlsa. NJ kass ~s;
ready raised sboui stto in support oi she nsae.
Te i,!ns VIII rlay t'sir as's gaa's Oh Friday with
" Ts teiisss u ,ase. i .Sai x,.oeatoa o, tho North
wtsl will latst hero uh Saturday.
Prof: Gumnock Will s.ve ~ reading this evening
nation.
benjamta Taylss VII dsllysr hi. centtsun!al
, 1877-04-10

DOUGLASS Monday evening, April 0. a. &C..
StAte.ft.. john Douglas. aged years, son Of
John and Ellen Douglass.
Funeral a. 1880 o'clock. April II, by carriages
o'ROuRKE-Apsil &, At her residence, o03 En-.
sfad.ay:. Catherine o'Rouske, betoyed vito Of
Fnnerai services Will he held a. the Church Of tho
Nativity, 1Ialated aud Thlfy. ninth sts., April 10,
a. 10 O'Clock, aud thence W cars 10 Calvary Cens@
FELc-1n brooklyn, N. y, OH Wednesday, the
*th Mst-. A. tho resfdence of hls bsolhes'!n-faW.
Il. y: LoscIoy. Henry g.. son Of aaron anl Sarah
Nematns inferred In Greenwood. .
HEPTlN0-On Saturday. at tho residence, 20a
aeagwtek.st.. Mr. H.. 4. licpting:
~" baltimore papers plcase copy.
WAKEF1ELp-ln this city, April 3, Nellie I.
Waite, beloscd wife Of Robert Wakefield, aged IS
Funeral from No. 1856 wss. Jsekson.s.. to-day.
tho 10Th, ii o'clock p MI, to lto4ehl'l ccmesety
Or Ctiea IN. W papers please eopY.
CRoWLEi-April 0, Kste Crowley, aged years
Funeral al 10 o'clock. Tuesday. April 1:.ss %
West Twentieth'st. by carriages 10 Calvary,
Friends arc Invited.
NQLLlsTER-ln Riverside. Sunday, April :,
Ars. Harriet G. IIollistcr. aged Is years.
Funeral at Tho residence Of her soMt E. =. ttot.
ltstsr Tuesday. at IL IN. sreela! car will leavs
Central llepot at II =, H., stupplnH Il lndisn4.
a., returning To Chicago at y. ii. The remains
will be taken 10 Parma. Mich. for inteIment.
, 1877-04-10

80 ~0 -, .,,.: s 3.~'"y sAt~'o0" >" sesH'"'
session, I'M ~ Az. Asaneh ptcs!a''s.
inc C'ty e!o1x announced taat 'he electlon re-
tnFus were tn Ills possession. antt naked for In
structians rs to what To do with iaom.
| Ala rxnp ,nn.r,1 Tint thr Chairman ,nn,,rt ,
..,,.a,t,.. -, ~. r,tu.n. sff''s'
eohHltteo !" eons"es tae 'clntHs'
Ald Gilbert did not SEQ tho HcccsAitJ OF my
such haste. The short term n,cubers wero Ia
n.rx. nm ven. from An-Il N 1871 md that va,
80 Wv !."' 's"' "p''' Ao' Ao'o' ~" '""'A ea'
WEE NOT past ......."
AID. Thsoop annout'ced !hnt he had been i1-
formed by Tho Law Department that there was no
noea,sity far canrnsx;nv Tho returns AZ nreacnt
Mv.os.t! w saa' aaaS w u1sseu.
aug he~ H'chpc!s "cu!a Hol 'ake tae1F feate nftti
the second Tuesday Id May. and there Was no need
of hustc In the matter.
Al uynn ..i,,ar,,v ri, ro,,,r
@''1' 4''1" ".s"4.e" ~ va ."o.'ou'
.-. TutL1 CLAIMS 4 SEAT
Tho following Communication was read from
John u. Tully. tho defeated Dcmocratic candidate
'ut N'uoL11n ,. :" ~ = NV ~ a.a' ,---..-
Mn 'nofsu .nSt ~ " uhaes , fo aT y0Mf ho12fab9
vii, tSr ,rnsr. snI ihst ~ IT. H. er ~ G5
mi pass nron tje slalinsatton mi tho stcti,n ~
pertoas elstn'as sesta q thu Council u Aldermen
ui1n % eaas@ @ ~ }ua !esni,c = Esar ~ san aEet
Wa vHs t.xa nnnr. it II sn ~ ~. :" Us @ sta y
c sau fact With 10 Rtrn your ho1rsr.r hny not,rr
ta1 sHsl' coaisst ths election os iissid 1,nne I'D
caun.ed BY the Conne!l n atn confident That hAYe
f%ssrtfsa % nayots!y o1 t9e '"sa sotes cnst noswh.
1ae 's'"'"s VI 'ao " oncHGn, lse'
IA us.n...s., ..s.x,.. ..s,.t. . -.
Alu'soHsas' '"osee " te'tt 'tt'noeo"n'uH'eat1onko WV
the committee which snoula 10 appointed to eau
, 1877-04-10

Thomas Gibbons was before ,1pstIeo roote ,cs.
t.rd.v a., rcd ,.t,h ~. Ir,rn,. ~ 90 an f.o, ~
te'anJ ehaiseu WIN ane 'nsee"J Vi ~ i!"m ta'
pocRets ot Hil'san Snhnnon VINO NAG. WIN dio-
hons, been lo0Scr at No. 800 sonth Clark fttcce.
bnna .xos tnrd spE and coats md snnt nm tn the
it,,s,"ni, S' A"3 ~1' 4''A ''A' w ~ 'A'
nt'oe"ea'
Detectives RYAN and SkccIe yesterday arfcstoi
Tho uotorous Andre Andrews. vhtlom nnvnbroker'
On esas safss .. receiving sto'en property. They
gentleman residlng on Chicago avenue. No bali
wa taken for him, a. tue police have learned TO
oo.saes nnufo.s promises o. sooa oen@''or'
rupt sy.Eoois merchants, charged with fraadu.
1ent eonccelnncnt at tcir aa,+ts vae mi for y.a
",.'ues"'n's"t =. ''s" a'ae''' va. &c. ioI yeo
ten!ay before Commissioner ,ioyns, but tho Grand
Jury in tho unltod States District Court Ia 10 con-
sene to-day, and at tho sng4eston OF the hank.
rupts attorney tho examination was .roatponcd
for week, SO that II thcy arc rot Indicted It need
not tatc place.
Yesterday n borso md buggy vos stolen ,rom Dr.
n. IL Trsa of No lo l %eat %M Maasson sn s.teet sst d.
~ ~, eno thisn. o'e1t hao
snd iohr 3Inn.tcn ,iH;n sbont ~ 1ae
, 1877-04-10

VIII 90 gwen a. tIe afternoon feaAiOn LOT fn1Et
speeches and the pretcnt'na and answering Of OBJ.
$sse!ed :, tha Rey: II. T. Fa'kSas.t snd IT, i. x. K.
Tho Vital tssnes coming d np eon.tantiy for d.cus.
M Espys e toH!5a,sd Il :nsi s tssi il s 8
tehoo!s oi iii city. ' 1,'''' '0''' '"' ~
YOUTHFUL TRAVELLER.
in the City Of Richmond. The person in question
t.,sa !. i oIphsn Hs,asa ai.ses %So:; rhe y E;
tho world u an amt living. 1t stockport. This
rsn s sS e. & e.
Sfsd NJ ao M. f9S GSssfs
tSe senero.ity % Of t1cr II md: .he VA equipped
ss sss
railwny jnnrney Of 1000 miles 10 New York. AZ
New York she wns received b! total strnnRe,s to
soyx and anlnscmenta, on the City NJ l.1chmond. In
Arrival ar a Liyerpoo! L fhe ~ wss s. landed from .ae
of " ycars ehe h. travelled vset miles With.
ont seeing familiar fhcs during the entire journey.
NO MORE THEATRE 1otocAUsTs
s1n1sa H 1f T1
10 thst in cate Of fe no lives nccd bc iost Start.
Ing with Tho assumption that ali theatre nres bcrtn
uDon the stage MI Kars dc votes hla attention 10
keeping them there and to preventing thrr srrcal
into tht auditorium For this purDoYo h4 pluns
one Of more tlaits running from the stage 10
through The roof into tho air. and proport!oncd ia
sze 10 the cnbtc contents OF the stave. In normal
conditions these shafts are closed with valves near
the root sIt IN q afo tsy nsna At
dfat. .v,;sy :, rom ihs ,aadltsfiam., ns.eaa
q Y % sssS M H.
plsn al danger Of saffoeaton. a. wctl as nf bttn
stsnns.n a1h sh ~ ,n ~
s,ass md II Sehad 81 tas satia'e i + es,ye COW,
to be feasible, and il III sucneo would appreciate
Their advantages and rcfrnin from becoming panic.
.ry 'afe t9 hs my tssatse IT,
sioss q fa.iSs, !nss.tiss!ns iii. T p!so ne; I'd.
d{sss SSi.ssS sss' ka'' Room ~ Aeten'h'' ha'la'n
0''eAe' ,.,v,.o,,,. .,~o-nxs
The "aho.sss u coi, nob ID inserso1 na; drew about
ii . % ; "a; =: sysSs H.
aste'zed ., .h'asphem envy trsu, beginning 70 end,
snin,y Scl!cu IN metaphor; ara spcea ny hmmor.
tse W.nt sps u sco
ne M w. ~ IT. ap
II ~ isnrtgr w hs sin,. a. chris,innsr r1tc
rcitshsd only BY !hG minority. The co1oncl wor-
pa M a. s,ennr , by W.
;; soaysit i ihat dostiIas I'd ih.s e him pex
tAcFo "As tnc bnMc ulueFEHCo peL"eeH tuo
, 1877-04-10

THE REVENUE THIEF AND rERjuRER f10uHIN0
70 GET tST0 TIE COUNCIL.
In the report OF the caucus Of Aldermen held at
the Palmer House Saturday evening and pubish-
cd IN TnE suynAr Tn.huNE, IL wac stated
that toms definite action had been dc.
clded on in regard 10 tliiirsih'a cate, and
that hc would probably neses taks bis seat ~ .
member Of the Common Council, At that meeting
there was a1so Committee appointed 10 suggest
namct for the Standing Council Committees Tor the
ensuing year.
A number Of parties In .Hllarcth's interest HAYS
etnce waited on certain A1dermcn.elect but have
found no aolid comfort. They have huxzed shcse
incoming gentlemen Of the Council to 10 It easy on
the young man." also ''to let up on him, and to
gire him far bhow." hnd thtt liiadreth was q
simple, virtnous mnn. wholly without guile.
These stories didn't stem 10 have had
any effect. 4 delegation called upon one
Of The Alderman. elect, but The aid and comfort
I'm s H. p.eo e
avenue. but ~ he told them that he only enrcd to
rit with honorable men and gentlemen ihe enitre
party left with hca In their ears.
Une McMnrncy. blacksmith, who ll.cs IN the
Tenth Ward, was elected Alderman. lie will be
wtn tho eumne,s hsss, ena eon % + y s,ssea
previously pledged Himself to Ss ii II favor oi ill:
i!ld,sth VIII ga h!s pssth tow.,ds ~ Alder:
prominent member Of tho present Council to
TntnvxE reporter yesterday. ait Nonld be incon.
si.:ent fos III to admit tldrcth. lie Is slmpy IN
eligible on account Of having been convicted Of
crime. and We proro,se not 70 nd1nt him % a nent
the vote and tho Seventh Ward Is called. mcmbef
I'll! object Y eanvaa'ing The rots fer Henry
disqualified from taking his eeat.
1hts wili a once so1,pel 1ldie!h to 60 Int tho
asking for nandhmus 10 compel the Council
10 canvass thc votes cast. for him. This
will cause the issuance Of another asking
The Council 10 show cause why d mt1hamns should
not he Issued. They Will answer that there IL d
question of fact involved which will compel Jury
trial. Al this procedure viii take en,e-and long
timc Tie present cunncil will take the Initiative,
and the new Council Will follow 70 ia wake. It IL
The case, ns that would necessarily inrolse tho
question Of til1drcth's competency to sls In conn-
81 b.,'s thst iiiIdreth Being !neI.ft.
that IN eonas9ue,nee , vacancy for alderman exists
election ehonlh be ordered. This, q: e0Hrso, will
give Mr. isiordan chance, II he proposes to take
it',dsetha eligibility by allowing R'or''sn to con-
test his election will noser be tolerated By ma.
jotity Of either the old or uew Council.
, 1877-04-10

MILWAUKEE, Wls., April 9.-Today tho now
officers of.tho Chamber Of Commerce wcro In.
stalled. Addresses were mado by the retiring
President, MI. Van Kirk. mud by Charles Ray
and ". r. McLarcu, the incoming President and
Vicc.prcsidcut. The report Of the Directors
and Treasurer show the receipts Of tho past
year to have been $14.308.A; c1penscts, $10,-
b6A51; surplus fund at this date, $28, ,1U8; ueul-
bershlp at this date, a72.
, 1877-04-10
elgTR0 TtlNNri

sAH Francisco, April 0.-For tho past two
weeks the sutro tunnel Inns passed through
stringers Of quartz giving low assays. On FRI
day tho wfols faco Of tho drift was In solid
quartz, s,750 feet cast Of tho Savage shaft. Tho
quartz resembles tho Comstock quartz IN lis
crystalll3e character, and Its orc assays arc said
10 Average $H.
, 1877-04-10
THE CITY.I1ALL.

'esn. n. $500 5s'sfdsy ~. p.. 70, IL.
month Of March amounts 10 so, lb4.
ane receipts sestetas! too msts ss
eellaneous sources.
s -, "oa. "nose ,os1,.ase ~. s.e.ot5 Nas
TO rebuild with bs'ekl At Nos. OF and 10 Illinois
f.rcet. Tho building i, to b 6oHx72 feet in di.
mcus[ons thfac stores bIgh. and 10 cost ii. Goo
mr.. -, -. *..... c,s ..,.. -..,.
sye 1ceasnd T. ~ ~ ror5itn ~ anpnihsr Hay I'M
wen e sxpe W ,e 10 eonues a te
nnnrr.a ur as'''' suo ""'e 'os ae''"e VIII y" "a@
"oa"-eu'
The Depastsnent Of rnblie Works Advertised
Centre asenue' 10 Loouia sstect. The sewer Ii 10
s wo.ieet bfisk one, i,;iso teetjn 1ens1h, w!h
~ Another % ss.e Of small, nc, VI, discovered At III.
Honasy n99tpital snnaey. u va 'Tmeaiateiy
@ 10 tne PEST nonre, Enpte !ns.e Msso
~ III hs. 1sssa 'nst tmnt wn,!o
ttom tsmaia.po1. Allthe casea which hafo oeeufted
na'o oeen very severe ones ....
Tho ei.y yesterday took up. sato, 600 Of popular
issucd upcn the provision lint tic city con1d cali
them beioro maturity i it should 40 des!e and as
Of interest the Comptroller, who has iho financial
management In his lnnls. did 30 dcsirc, and there.
BY saves Tho taxpayers . modcst sun,.
,ia, oG,hefed M nlmost iaeessants{ from morning ~
ssskns psees for
a.an ~ Momot hna y,saca 10 nl a' she fG?aesas
nea pp mar es sst tso o mod hc not sH IN
, 1877-04-10
THE iuiknsnR

So complete ID tho ventilation OF The Windsor
1Iotot on Fifth nrcnue, between Forty .rixth and
streets, that thero Il no odot OF tho
cooking In any part Of tho building. Dy Ingenious
appliances tho steam from the Kitchen Ia carried
directly 10 tho top Of Tho house, and all unpleas
sntnesa avoided. II 10 comfort to live In house
fragrant With pure alr, ~ Ia tho Windsor,
, 1877-04-10
THE STRIKING MINERS.

JOLIET, ILL.,. April 9.-The miners at the La-
sallo. strcator, and Braidwood arc on strike,
and the coal dealers here asc short IN soft coal.
Tho strike also affects tho rolltnE-m!lls. which
arc shut down for tho want Of coal, having only
aulred for ono days run Is twenty carloads.
, 1877-04-10
OUR lffE.lRSuRhncE COMPANIES.
TzarfnoNT TAKEN nErnRk the LE0tsLATtyE CON


Spertat Dtspa'et to tat Grophie.'
AIuAsr, April 4.-Two Witnesses weEo examined
BY Tho insurance Committee this uaornng. Tho
drst WAS BIT. Stokes, President Of tho Manhattan
Life. No points Of interest vofe discovered. OK.
cert tho fact Of ths conservative aad safe manage.
mcat OF tho Company. Nothing wsong or sus-
plcious WA discovered.
, 1877-04-10

who have fgntftd thee intention 10 run sra labor.
In1 with considerable xest.
Yesterday afternoon, while pEactieinR In tha
gymnhhnM. A. H. 1}nrr fell from tho parallel hars
and rrrrtvcd aevern hlnw I'M ths head lie WAS
delrlous for sou,e time, butAt last accounts Was