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EycH AN &c BANK
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Does a General Banking and Exchange
Business.
DIRECTORS.

], W, Crowdus, NJ. d., Dallas PHI. n,
Chappoll, President OF The National Tx
change Bank of Jefferson city, Mo. Il. l,
harsilis, of Marsnlis ~ Underwood, whole
sale gIocers, DALLAS; Col, II. y. EryHy, Dallas
]. h. Williams, OF WllliainsS TolliVcf, urug-
slsts, Dallas, james M. swanson, planter
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. Ston.
mons, attorney .Rt-l0w, Dallas; q. NJ, hWink
DALLAS. Y. NJ iGryay Dnllns. landly.
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NfW uMt, July lN-Muguy rahy 40 IVA.
lyt cent sterling Wuak al Nhl. uulI
uull 81 NV, government honuu a.tfonp NO,
uNri eW asll ilAa. State bonds dull.
NhW ohhNAhs, july lb,-Gold VI Obi
sterling bank 80 Il %
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Attorneys at Law.

1hurmond, willard n Fletcher, Attys al
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs, oct6dlm
John NJ. btemmOns, Attorney ~ Law, No
400 North Side Public Square, up-stairs.
oct2g-dtf
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HIGHEST =
lowest emperaturF.... '....'-.---'-.''''-'''
s cet1ge temperature ai l2 ul...-.-'-''-'--'' -.
Rainfall in =; q =; < ,'
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Great Through Route !!
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Aoconmodh-
tons and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire
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Commercial.

NEw ORLEANS, July l6.--Elour easy.
SUperiino s1l; NN ebtt AKIN 10 ggsg; choice
81 .egSl4 Cuu gust at bdeq1jc.
NEW lORK, July iG.-FIour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat i92c better. Corn 1s@
53c better.
Nlght-~f Flour dull but no decided change,
prices closing dull southern flour dun, buy
Crs favor unchanged. Wheat lu2 butter,
WITH fair inquiry new ed and white SOUTH
efn ~ i09l b.. com Ludc stronger with a
mir ruslueSS uugraded to mIXou 5Slyt6lc.
oats iully lie lower
Sr LOUIS, july 10 - FOur-Cmet aud UNI
changed, " heat steady with good demand,
Corn unchanged. oats uulg No. 32lsc.
Whisky steady AZ - Us Pork quiet no SIX
i3lg uid, Lard DUH Ne asked ior summer;
bulk meats nnmipglly unchanged, nothing
dOiUGi hScln arm ana unchanged.
Hogs iuac i've at g 10 Cttle quiet ana
ana unchanged, Texans Nlrly active; prices
OF all Kinds unoaRnget; choiue shipping
steers "a 35N6 t>; through Texans e. 1ju3 60
Hides and wool.
GALVESTON, July To- Hides quiet; dry
selected l5c light sailed he; stack salttd l2s,
damaged halfprice; kip l2c wet sHltad ns
they run, S]ae; selected OXe butchers
green 1c
Wool-Quiet mud drm. Eastern ana north.
ern iiue aud medium free OF turS, nine 10
twelve months growth, @7W80c; ditto bur
ry li&lSc; eastern and northern coarse "a
G22c, bury l2BliC; western and southern
nnc, nine TO twelve months growth, 2t@25c
medium go92jc, coarse western and MeXi.
can False.
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cotton Statement.

For tho week ending July. ~, $50
Furnlsbed THR HERALD by d.. w. Earnett'
Reporior in this City for the Nauonai Tot
ton Exchange. -,
stock on hand September. lsl-. 80
Received this week................ 81,
Received previously t'''ef ,ss,,
Received since september lsl.~ 7'''''
~, ................ H.0S7
shipped this Eeek......,..-.'.'''"'. ~
Shipped previOusl .......'......''.. 1917" ,,e.,
shipped since September lsi.. 1871
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Cotton Market.

Ntw >oRG, July U..y Cotton .nIiot, slendv.
hArtRpAN. MoNnAN,
Uplnuds ............. .Ialr ili-,
pIuuuN .......... lgtF 10. IWa
sales $50 ualos. kuutts Arm.
july " R1H ac, August l2 aiul2 3ic, Sep.
!Nmuer H. l29a lie; October IA Rail ,iU
November 10 Gau lSo December ii E0ii
uOc
NiRht-Cottou gross receipts 81 bales. Fu-
lures clos Il hArt.y htoudN. SAlvs AiuuO.
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Physicians and Surgeons.

Jno. II. Merton, N. D., Physician and Sur
con, office over First Ma tiOnal Bank. Resi-
encn corner san Jnclnto and iarwood ats.
ttendml. oct3dlm
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.St.Charles Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Squear
Near the Business Centre Of the City.

This popular hose j. ample In its accom-
m0dafions, and has NJ Frys been dishn-
guished for the neaness, cieaulinees ami
airy goodness ~ its rooms. and It's table farm
which j. excelled By no ffst-class hotel "a
the country. The proprietor j. well known
~ an experienced landlord, who Away,
looks a. the comfort o. his guests. Rates
For iransienfs. BY the day, " BY the week
~; tickets for tBeniy-ons meals, =.
iun3l-em
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IRON
COTTON TIES.
Celebrated Arrow Tie,

universally recognized ns tho lRvorito tic OF
planters, cotton presSom, ana shippers OF
cotton generally, tho
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hlill NAh lAhNtANhWilA htultl'
SAT- kDAf, MONDAY.
'Mlulllhk IpAudS 1'lbu "a
MluuAht uHuAhh, ,.a tal Ua Il
sales lO,0JI bales; speculation and export
l,Nt haies, receipts none, Futures par-
uaiiy ga better. Uplnnds low mlddlins
cause, July ana August delivery, a-lBd;
August ana September II SD; september
ana Uctoler, disl; october 1891.
D p, u,,--CuuOu- Sales Include 1900 bRloS
American; futures steady, Upland low mtd-
ding c.ause july delivery Is ll.a2ui pew crop
shipped Nep,emoer ana October, sail omit.
tea d t.lbd.
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stock on hand

Middllng y. Low Mdidling ~. Good Of-
inaty :. -..,,,,oo,c,,
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MARKETS ny rnLEGRArn
Nom IIeport Iiun,,,,n,

NkW YORK, July lU.-st0cks irr,uolar
Munry lNS4 pen cent Gold / t0iss,sl 49,
e"iliiW tAohhhRr, long % ,NN, shurt ID ~.
Is .AlehnnuH duIl Government hands mn,
huld upeuva no. '''''
HllNtI Wc9par EXchaner- Now Notk sisn,
BOO premium, New u.uaus uar nnd 4,
Premium. - vs." 4
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hNNNltN'i NV -N' oostHi - ohh ~ oulUA, sluUk
'o,'Oj bales, Exports haNrc 5Vd ualoS.
ROsrON, July lt.-CCttOu nnn; nlddIlun
i.lscinet Itcglp.s bales; gross -- UNIus.
'hApRLrluA, July l6 Co Ton nrIn
'llu-. l2tsG receipts nelS uElee; gross ~
uales' snive -Ni splnuers 80 ualcs.
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NALNksloN Jnly th,--keCelpts, net a.
bales gross a. bales. Sales gUl, stock 1921
bales, Market quiet. Good midduug i2i.c;
middliuR llasci low midIlng lhc, good on,
binary lugc
, 1877-06-26

.ty sss. rss sa Ses ss,l sP Hs As Sss
Theophiins stetea., trled "'in for mansIansh,es %
fey ds{s ago. and who had the fortune to haye Tho
ssns h IN se IN o's'Mfs IT,
oDrlcn and 4, y. Trrde became hia snretles.
THR CORNERSTONE RECORDS.
The hox Of records taken from Tho ruins Of tho
.sks pase ia tc eofner.stone Of The now cesrt
H. SSs e :,
e h1T9 ~ II y w1s ~ Ter -. .een ay
M. the oni5 condition npon witch he woait tnsn
itnp was ths PAYMENT to him of 500. l!o denioti
gssas h. h. aa ssn he bes md
d.;:a 10 say 10 hsa vsuli Jay ha,,sif Or hesef
'as1e haaa 10 s1aaen dcath The bar he sald ha!
.han surrender It with1st being rema.
Sra a j. ool he or fsons wSd ts e n. !" rsss
A., shown the tame e ethsfs, VIZ had prenoaneea
stats o. preservation escep. copy oi tho statntes
a IS n I'd I'D Il IL g.
sna @ ppe To5
seany sor T. Woaa
lie would not say that Tho box. was iis property,
q IL hidlnR:plaee. ID was mo.t decided, how:
over in bis determination to hang On to It, and
steAteA 10 t1ka C0heiHcrantc cQHf0fL 0lt OF tno
fact that while ono could get hold Of 1t without
us consent, Il Won1d 10 tmpotsibe To prove bis
ownership OF The property, OF rrcn his possession
Of II.
cORREcTIH0 4 MIs1AKE.
4 few days ago committee Of the County Hoard
va driven to recommend that tho award be msdo
TO tho lowest bidder Tor tho foundation for the
coa:t;Itonso dome; Yesterday tho Committee re.
ported t1 tte hoard. md: on motion of two mcna-
t.,. ted: 7 l!ad alwa,s been Intended to giro tho
and the mistake Of ter dnYs ago. under TIC cx-
element Of tho late Grand Jnry. t. in = fair waJ
mcndation Y lay tho city h!!l o. $50 70. making
court.llouse sqnarc Tor Tho uso Of eontraetosp.
ete MeCallfey objected to th,s part Of It, not.
mittso. md, tor the purpose ot defeating
tho foundation award TO tho lowest bidder, argued
that this contractors orght to pay tho SO. Schmidt
anothc: member or tho Committee. took Tho samc
vtaw Of tho situation, and the onlY honest award
The Doard osof attempted TO make was defeated by
hcng rGcoinnlittcd. Tho Committee will now con.
slider all tho bids over agun, aad, perhaps, admit
nes @ ones: In any svcnt. the cor,n'itmsnt means
that Sexton Or Walker will got thu work II It Is
possible to E[yG 1t to them.
, 1877-06-26
THE COUNTY BOARD,
TILE DnA6.

The County Board held it, regular weekly meet.
iuc yesterday afternoon, President Holden In Tho
CHAIR. aud pEetcnS all the mcmheEs except Clcary
and Tab0r.
After lhe reading Of the minutes, commnnica.
tlou from William Mcneil wqa read, stating that
ho had Lad bid prepared for tho construction Of
tue Court House dome, but ho had omitted to pre-.
sent 1t, not being aware that lids wcso u hays
hem opentd 1ass frday. liz asked permission to
figure IN tho work.
Mr. Fitzgerald did not want any mora GRuFjpg on
tho work; theEu lal BEEN enough nsustng Atrcatty.
The bills had already becn opcned sn4 tho dgusta
sls. schmldt thought 1xt the Boara ought to
ha.u thu rIans and specifications bciuEe It before
awarding thu contract 10 any body. This ncnbers
were not posted tu thfy respect md They could not
act 11lfxently until they were. Tho llGetcnc1
In tho agures presented In tho BIDS showed 4
cr11kedless sunaeWhc5c.
Mr., Fitzgerald desired 10 hnvo tho contrat3
awa1dcd tu tue lowest bidder.
MT. sehsD!dl Thought eTGrJ contractor ought to
have chAnco to dsute on the work.
. Mr. Bsadlcy lnosed that the plans aud speciAca-
tiops 10 placed on nle. that th6 bids ha recommit
Mr. Schmidt offered ~ u stacpdneht that tho
Whole matter 6u temporarily laid oa tho table until
thu Frtort Of the Committee wa4 heard.
Thls motion prex1fled.
4 c0AAUklcATlDA FlsoM ARCHITECT EQAN
WIS read accommodating that tho contractor be A.
p!anked, 70 prevent accident and Injury to the c-
ptoyea.
There was considerable discussion upon .ht.
subject
=! vi: Schmidt spoke IL favor Of tho pl.pkiug.
The county. ha sald, would hs scsponsiblo for Auy
ueeks broken ~ ths construction of tho work
MF. fitzgerald Understood that tho contractor
kAoul1 Do Lie RlAnk1AS. LIZ Waa not In t4ros VI
, 1877-06-26
THE IOWA REPUBLICANS.

DEA MONIES, Ia, juno 95.-Thc arrival hero
already of 80 large a number Of delegates 10 the
Republican State Convention Indicates uncommon
interest therein. Every train brings more. IA 10
results all now Ia moro speculation, but Mr. Gear
is here, and Ills friends claim sufficient votcs to
nominate him. Sherman e!alns 800 on flrst
ballot, md Nc%bald $50. There arc 0eo votes In
tho Convention. Tho nntt.pol!cy men aro willing
TO accept tho policy Of silence, hut tho coming Of
Cor. Packard, expected hero tonight, ID consid.
sfcd by Policy men a. q trick to make capital and
tofco the Issue upon tho Convention, which. II
done. will result in soEcre contest, ~ both par.
Ties aro etrong and plueky. Dcegatcs; 40 fast III
!hny sfriyct arc cioseted away By re.pnlIcrs
Mlll Do: Tomorrow will dsyclop mora Of thls
, 1877-06-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho picnic Of the union Catholic Liprn,y Asso.
clalon has been postponed, owing to tho inclcmen.
cy Of the weather. Notice will bc given In the
Sunday papers.
Mr. J. A. johnson. Of San Francisco, will de-
1ivor an Illustrated lecture California, Thursday
evening, In tho Congregational Church on Forty
sarunth street.
number Of men were yesterday iurnlahed work
nt tho FFce Employment Dureau, l46 Fifth Ayc.
,suc, md q still greater numbor wero rot nble to
procurs work.
Gospel temperance meetings tonight In West
Side Tabernacle. cornor Morgan and Indiana
ttrceta. led BY ". 0. baltimore, and in Isatlroad
Ehapcl, No. 7f5 State street. led BY ex.Ald.
Montgomery.
The Alumni Association Of tho University Of
Chicago will hnyo thefr annual public meeting 1T
tho University Place baptist Church this evening.
The c1efc!ees will include an oratton by tho lion.
]. F. Donacld, ut '94, poem by the Kcy. +. o.
Taylor, OF 'Jat md a paper by Fred T. Towers, OF
N. Tic pnbllc nrr Invited.
The pastors recognition services Of tho Western
Avenue Daptst Church take place this evening nt
tho church. They will b. conducted by the lttv,
D. u. Cheney. Tho ltoy, q. Anderson, u. D.,
tho Rev. ". c. nichards, rh. D., lilo ltcv. Il. D.
Sheppard. and tho 1tnstor, thu kcy C. PERRIN,
Miil dcltser addresses Other pastors will aasist
In the services.
, 1877-06-26
THE CITY-uALL,

Tho Trrasnrevs receipts yesterday werc St16
from tho Collector and s2, 373 from tho Wntcs
Department.
Tho Corporation Connso, Mayor, aud Comp.
foilcr are very much slated over tho cIty's sue.
Goes In tho 0oao case.
The Mayor ycatcrlay received erom Ernst rrus-
sing $50. to bo applied 10 tho relief OF the 81.
John homeless and hungry.
Tho Comptroller continues to at,ow per cent
on tho moupy advanced 10 tho city. Small amounts
arc altnoat daily received, yesterdays amount be-
Ing $3.50,
There wcru f26 deaths Inst wock, eight more
than for tho preceding seven days. There dlcd by
soaslet soTer. Il; consuslons, II; dtphsher!a, 6,
Elovcn nav cases OF scarlet fsvsr and three Of
ncasca zero reported yesterday ut tho Health Do.
partment. ,Thrca deaths from The 1rst.namod dis.
caso wero Also reported.
awarded 10 Lewis y. Dyer tho contract for paving
tho ntersocttops Of NoFth State street from ktnxle
street to Chicago avenue.
The Comptrol1aE ~ 1a'y yesterday making out
Interest on tho bonded debt.
), The F1rcEncn'a Benevotcnt Association was Ycs.
'tcrslay Presented with $50 by j. Well i Bros. i,
showed exceptionally dno work.
DuripR tho blow Of yesterday tho OCCUPANT, Of
that cr.akins stactnre termed Tho City .llal wefo
much afraid that they waso liable to be subjects tor
2, Coroness jnfI. Ths sudden Eale Of Wind ma,ic
ihe clcsks and eTploycs cuy for 'S autek X
eoalng q ne doors and wlntowa snd keeping out
congluuerats mass nf brick md wood and hun,an
frames. The building han long been regarded a.
unsafe. The 9sasklnB ol The chimney tops uf tho
left increased tue alarm Of tho occupants Of The
south sldo Of tho hail.
Chlef Fro -alars!,al Dcnner saia yesterday that
there should l,o rome means invented whcre6y lllo
dangerous tosa 1to ucw for .uycra ioaia PIC vious
tant The wind and rnin ut yesterday wcrc coming,
ana, soa.a 1ns psopS 'ays known r much dan.
aYcrtcd. Ills Information was Obtained by tclu
graph. In future when he received ,elegpphlc
do1ico@hoistsl al each asa 81 .nxIno. sus.
hoase. the peorls gould be told to put dawn ll,er
window, take IN the esoshes. and nake things &c.
cure ehc public undoubtedly woald b. grateful.
Prof: lambert, instructor In chemE4try at 81.
lfnat'us College, delivered actent1c tcctru ycs.
tesday in Marshal bcunef's ollice upon Tic exrln-
sseness and ~ 70 posireness Of oil.s.oycs. Tho
most Of tho ''non.e explosive" oil stovcs could 10
es. @es IL hs et y: VII % 0ffs ;ss H. @
ratentec Of that raslentar stove Will call al the
Tnk TRIBUNE will intorm 4 bscathisss Public ~ to
she isu'e Of that hot-tnutin and crunipst. baking
machine.
II conversation, yesterday afternoon tho Mayor
tho uoasl Of EdHcation. Nnu reason was that
there were many things wArh came up eor discus.
sion in tho Hoard which were not exactly 4uitablu
Mnnlans presence ~ such discussions would ut
,ta.t % b. emoattassine, m md might prevent that
w ho ina e oG9
tuo, there WcE0 sraEly few things which demanded
, 1877-06-26

company. This Of it4elf was regarded ~ eus.
sef neHn sheh The aforesaid neigh
Eooash had essn t.,d horsre. to warrant The
.rers wers upon tSe dmy sh,na sa sree. vi
ths narrow extension OF Despialnel street
70 tho above: :n,ontfoncd abode. Tho
lover portion q the r.eteicd building,
had oneo been nstd as 4 .tore Of some kind, al.
though II now had Tho appearance Of having long
:eass d a s IND
t 10 she'd tts says q iarshor F''t th,n - 'Ss tsw
Of the few straYsleFs who stnod alone or IN phirs
Abont tho entrances 10 hnfl1inRs and under avn.
!ngs. All was still, md everything WINS In the
DOOR STOOD orgN
leading 10 a sAircasc. at The top Of which stlm.
sssa ps..f. s' &. lse1 Sn and rsaes ~ ' m ~, a
@ tisss g u fsss men, sa!ssy s%ssfr: s.:y Sss: I'd
msns ~ ths INTRUDER sdssnesd d upon 10 ' Them, took
The door leading % shs poor spartment. va. open.
aotfn ne q y oafnn@ .t6er
Entering the doorway. .. st,anes, and gloomy
snt "a; aeoas dossn zen mea, WITH hats s TO-, noen selr
heads and clothing dabblei With mud and soaked
ea d''e. Il sa, the pe oah and of tue each orEe1
sat bowed down and perfectly silcnt. in
An carthcn plate upon ibe table iay kaif dozen Or
:sG:: :s's:s S:s
any kind savc the sereeehing OF tho fatseress girl
heavy. boots upon tho sta.rs and uucsrpntcd half.
In the inncfcr back room about dozen women
tst n @ 'ns sss e hasn nn m
4 Antall CtlItn1r ln either room BhrCnu a1ckly
, 1877-06-26

and I. i. Stevens were slso candi,ates ."'''' '''
The board then went into Committee Of the
WhSe v.s, Snd e.1.sa or ho foow1k
Assessor. 81, 800: Viiago Colec.ot, Ii, 5oo: 81.
n4s.,ng 1sss T,S'.n,sE 81 SoG y'ats Els5k
x5t,e;asy' SSo: 'ss.i sspsa.s. 81, So; eIes!ien
az s.go; q rsshsps nass sss
rss S:ss;'sas oo5 ;sS,,SSS 81
s.: 5ghi!as ,t.essi.ps is sss ~ GOO: st!ySe
ass 1'a 81 o9o FsnaIsn9 sna d,a!n' oo9
s!ttsohnl machinery for water.wosk III ooU; e1.
incns Ct v!aso proportion 81 special asssttment..
iana, 9i'o; ioE 'aseis.s md sinsine fanaf on
~, Til GoS'",tss. then sssnrnoa and reported
n q: Ter
SSSSSS s};!s ss.s,os :, Ss''ss
GUT: sape!,nlenas:ut tf''afSt Il W.teP.
Mo's. sp,oxn; y 9So Ttca:u5cr sum not les. shan tho
bonds ! mu.t b altd si.k,n .h!sty a.;;: ,, M
,ta ettfG fb, ri T.. reaa o t ms sso
nfatnaee-Works vas ain,ost complete md ready
for Shipment and askinx for instructions.
The costtc. appo'ate ats tS .hc citizen, 10 ,naks
arrangements. for ID appropriate celebration of the
poutth Of Jn1y met al Tic residence of IndRc TIT
VIZ Judge snS c.ran etfS sn <. Pass seefea
W. o,,an,ge general nsoE,amme Of .hs celebration
a 81 aI A1a ~.,s soss
;,tenpd,; g; i9stta%oatal sta.e. yseai MnsIs spssE:
, 1877-06-26
AN FcH1.

CINCINNATI, Juno o5.-Forty .six Jewish firms Of
this city. comprising sach brsiness. houses a.
storn, Mayer s Co., Fricdander & Co. u. 4 L.
ScasonRood Co., Louis stlx l. CO.. s.ixkmscr
. Co., Mag stadlcr f. Co., Fcehhelmer, Ftcnkel
d Co., and o1,crs OF prominence. haro united In
a1gning tho following pledge:
We. tho undersigned, having noticed with 4 deep
scn,s ot tndfEnso tfs unssilsd and upIus az
l!Lton. ot New YORK. IN excluding them - guests
teon 1s 0:Sl 1t 8arAtn1A protest AKa!hst this unwAr
insnit 70 motst9 siVili1atton and sKtaa upon No
nnolicAn inettlsEons, Considering tho unintmona
saDt taken BY tic tho Of puhtic
opnon, we atp content A. c't4cns 10 lcavo cauao
neas men. howeyot. We deem It duo self Yrspec
~ we hereby deciaro and plrdge onr1c!ses hcnceort
knowicdEca bead
, 1877-06-26
TIE COUNTY-DUILDING,

Saturday will he sentenco.day In tho Crlpina,
Court.
Tho States Attorney will give part of tho time
OF ths ncxt .osm Of tho Criminal Court 10 hearing
bail easos.
Twenty OF Kesn's borders escaped yesterday
morning. Tho Jallef lot them out because the
Grind JusJ reported that no bills had been found
against them.
Tho Citizens' Union OF North Chicago has been
wanting TO examine tho Deputy A1scssos's books
for sonis 4me, In tho beluf thAisomcthi1g crooked
would be Developed. Ths books are now ready foE
examination.
The Grand jury yesterday disposed OF nnmer-
ola minor cases. ! has. 10 faf, found seventy
true Bulls. Toia and to-notrow afternoon Will 10
1se highly probable,
The routine Of tho County Court was vas.ed yss-
terday morning to try few inAane cafes. Among
those tfied moro John and Louise KruM, ,-m1n aud
wis,I"ho rsto sdluaged insaae.. Tbs w,fo hHd
= Guild In her aElns Ut Z fuM months Of Agu, AID
beside her foar o&hst chldfen Of tenda1 yesrs and
ths picture WA peculiarly ssd oae. Tbs othe.
, 1877-06-26
HYDE tsAHK,

Tho Board of Trustees mel ut ths yil1agn Hall
yesterday afternoon. Present, Rayuor, Clark,
Mitchell, Farrell. Whucles, and President pensles
Eight. saloon aui about forty pe1dIesa' Licenses
were granted.
PFoposals Tor bn!ldlng the Forty .hsas street
sewer wero opened.
Col. Bowen tnylscd the Board to come and SEQ
RiveEt!sEe, and have a picnic. ETC.. Juiy4. Ac.
ecpted.
A petition Wa4 presented 10 tho board asking
That tho Idea 0f the Forty .1rst street sewer le
again ahandonsd, ~ 1t would ueecssllats other
sewers.
The Engineer seportsl that the distance from
ha 100 feet on Forty 1flh stfcet ., 600 feet On
Forty. third stteet .. rs fcat, and that sewer Gu
thu latter At5pgt would cover Ill tho territory.
u. IL Carlson offered 10 cotnplsto lha village
atlas for 81. 800. Referred " tho Eugineer.
Tbs once Of Tstas1lct va t24lottl fox. A. D.