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kERftltlAN-JAn. 9, At 4h7 Wasr-n.av., Of rn,u.
m2nia: Thomas kerf!ran. aFrd nj years. I.einais,
taGen to !loNnrT0 titays yesterday.
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satIT,l-At his re1idence, No, aga tchIRnn ar. .an
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NUtlce ot funeral hereafter.
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TFesEott will he hel Ut Tho residence IL the family ii
WaHkegaB. this aftcrnouH. at 0 cfucK.
Erl9n1a o. t9t tamlN hro lnTtcd - attend. 1t.tt
!esrss Mtlwank,e dcnp Ctnas., II 10 T. ul.. re,utn
In. IN Chitnxo ht o'clock p H.
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int. OF consnnl;tioi join II. rrc:. axcl u yenrJ
MeCnfhlttK .J.n. .. Atrt Mary Mccormick. w!fc NJ
aohn McLofmacE+ formerly o tlu North >fJc, a. her
lAfe tesid:nee i4yo i'0rtlant.ar.. age 81 teArs.
FancfAl Iueadsy. Jan. = by cars to Calvary Gene.
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, 1879-01-07

yesterday consisted In The exchange Of $1,000
to accommodate few people Who wanted tue
mctas in p1uce Of that amount Of currency.
The subscriptions 10 the 4-pcrccn in',lls nt
the sub.Treasnry Yesterday amounted To slG ESQ.
The little hon,'s appear to be growing In popu-
lhrtty every day.
Tho internatrcyenne receipts at Collector
Harrey's Office Yesterday amounted to s2l, 40.
Of this, S17,173 was for ta1.pail spirits, 81, ,13l
fur fobacco and cigars, and SIS for berr,
JOHN f. Blaine, brother Of ths Blaine, OF
A!n!ne an'l who WAS formerly Special Agent
nf tho Treasury nepart tmtnt llcrc, but Is now q
ras9',as.cr in tl'c United States Army. With
eEnule9t Building yesterday, and called upon
several If his old ntsoc,atcs In the Government
service. Will, whnm l,e renewed old ncquaint-
anre. Alr, Blaine Is on his var Enst.
No one apocars 10 know Who will take As
.n 'sa1 1 rhoG,nn pasc
applicant hv the nn,1te Of Wison was around
Yesterday. but II ID not thought that Jutlre
Iangs will look with favor upon Ills claims.
ihc A.surney-ticncral does slle appointing,
tlon,inatlv, but It u Mt the suggestion ntld With
the advice Of the District Attorney. Just whom
the latter w'tl natnc for tho place is not known,
but II 4 quite possible that tho coming ass,st-
Ing "thc whole oIllce force" Thc candidate
for promotion inny, therefore. bo Mr.. Boal.
United States Marshal f1,llrup received a
letter from the Attorncy.0cneral yesterday
which will be rather apt to cal1se some kicking
Ut, the pirt nf tile pcop1c who uctcd rs Deputy
Nlarsslals and Supervisors at the last election.
These gentlemen hnnucd In thcir bills some time
ago, the afnrsl1as claiming two aud three daya'
time and the Supervisors SIX. There Wns lOug
dispute pvcr tho matter here, and It was finally
referred tu tho gentleman who represents The
Department OF .)usttcc. who now Informs Aiar-
shal iIlidrup that tho Deputy Marslats will de
allowed two days nll around. and tic Supervisors
four. The nay per day. for each class. Is -
Apiece. and tho total amount required to settle
tip nccounts between them and the Government
Is between $4,000 and f7t00U.
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury has lust Issued
a circular to ail Collectors and other customs
officers calling their spertal attention 10 the
Innttcr OF transportation Of bonded Cu0ds. and
fnstruct1ng them, after Feb l, to permit tho
shipment OF bonded Eoods only by bonded
routes. In order to prevent surprise, and to
cnal1o such companies us sre not now bonded
to tltc their bonds, the order will not take eEccs
Until The dnte abuYe mentioned. It appears
that there Rr1 oHe Or two I!ucs leading west
from Chicago. ami several IN tho wnF between
New York anil prominent Western points, which
have been transporting imported guutis without
having complied viii. tic stntl1to regulations
on this subject, n1ld the oblcct of the order Is
to spur tip the dilatory railroads to put them
selves on the windy slo us the law md tho
customs people 10 ser that 1t 10 strlctty unforced
, 1879-01-07
THE ClTH-lIALL.

Il ID expected that Comptroller Farweli will
huye bIs annual rcuort ,eally by Jan. X
~
The Comptroller yesterday oaid out 81 200 In
revenue warrants of 1878 in liquidation Of mls.
cellantous claims ht'd sa!artes.
During tl,c past week the Health Oulrers have
,h,,.d twrnty.srveu nuts,,,Irs mn, ,.n,,,e,u,.,1
-, ,ss' 90 sn'. . SA@ s"""~'A''e1
o'ho' touhas u spo'eo @eat'
Five rasys Of scarlet fever were repertcu at
tha uc,lth DAl.r rrstrr,fnv. Twn co.es ~
,,Inh, herta we,. nIso rs,,,tt"j
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=. ~ III 1..set as 3Sa.ssuay. ~ wa eo.lo
~ eass'ee4ip' WIN" "e IN" taNe" III psJtnent VI
taAcs'
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, 1879-01-07
OUR TENURE OF LIFE

Depends In great measure upon our re9nt1 for X
neglect Of Tho 1awa Of health. n wo violate them
We cannot cxnect 10 "makc old toncs." But that
tho span OF existence allotted to naturally dell.
cate constitution, one which hiss hccn shnkcn By
disease. may 10 materially heightened, Is fnct Of
which We hhyc daily proof. The vivtfyinE and re.
upon failing phystune nIusla atrikin9 illnsira.
t!on Of the power Of Indlcous mc.!1cation 10
strengthen Tho hold on ltfr. lfcetofct digestion,
complete nsstmfIatFont renewed appetite, eound
repo'c, theec ntc amonR tha bcnciIta conferred
Mtron tho debiltthtcd by that supreme rcnovnnL
With circulation enriched, framu tnyisosated,
after cnursc Of tbs uittcrs, feels TINT his life.
tenure u no longer tho precarnns thing TINT It Wa,
-that ho may yet cntoY '.Grecn old nge,"
, 1879-01-07
TIfE COuNTY-BU1LDING.

Asatstant. .gtate,s-A&torn rncy Weber left tina
.,.. ~. sf,.s.a, us-,nr. NJ. ,,.. ar..t.o. ~
visit M hi hix relatives '''' "
The Criminal Court was given to calling tho
uuasi-crimtuai calendar yesterday. The cult
viii bo completed today,
rs, ,,.,,... f..,.,,t,s,. ....,,.,
Ahs euant5 .o'uu''sSonsfs se'teFda} uh!tea
In petitiou to Gov. Cul'om recommending
judge pQydeu's appointment 70 Justice of the
Pcuce.
rh. ro,,r,,tta. mn Tn.xp anil rrou,r Accnrrt.
will y,sft Tenant tn.,ar To pirc thc snnerv,uar
m oyerhaulinr. ThoV saT t6at he has s hcan too
lavish IN oIyiu9 out.tioor felfef,. '' wv
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Tbs calendar for tho JANUARY term Of the
Criminal Court vas made up yeaterday, from
der ot Ills wlle, y to be tried oa sLe 20th, aud
the Race tnurderefs tho alst. The Pal,ller
House roobars arc set Tor trial Tomorrow.
Tho Collectors OF Calumet, Worth and Le-
|' mont rot theIr books yeatcsdoy. Must OF the
bookk arc now ready. Tho Hyde Park Col-
luctUr's bond will be 81 ,d00, ,U0, md the Town
of Luke Collectors 81 ,a00,0O0. THIS West CHI
caGn Collectors bond ls $8,00o, ,001, instead OF
S5,pN, ,u0, Al printed In Sundays TRIBUNE.
l.ast scar tho cost Of the 1nsaus Asylum for ies
wns ahot,t ii Xii n,si"n pst"rs h,'.s n,, nt ~
nnsr thnt Il snnlI co.t nnythin~ this veor orh "
tnt s".i +. ,stsI ,nr tl n"mncr iahr ~ III Stit w
t"n.n,,se ia Is i7ettinr To- ' a III
~ ,i'a grc.t ru.iitv h"uTnr lnnin, ~ it .n ~
iront NJ thc tsyn ~t yater fta sme tns sr,n ~
sian we'll.
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nt,a, ra.,",t,ar ~ -, ttt',, Mo, ~"
o viz rs"sived ."yscs, h;io, ,,u Tue
arht at I.smnnt Tl,ant.Tivina.i9ay. Tho rn,s M =
,.a ,,rar.sn ~ ~ anss.ays pg,.t "o uss t
nnt,ronist to.. bn,nnr n"naI finu}. "nu ..S ~
tn.ni IT, tir.". r." ro,i"a ,,' ~ tc.aa -!
wnnuird man isl 10 Sar re"overc tb.. IT, .'.o
a o bear I r.pya IL tn tbe III ''a' pe ~as
"''e W De4t 's'o'H' W ''e 1A"'
Sheriff l11iftnann Will 80 t0 Joliet Thursday =
With batch nE prsontrs. Thosu gning 4Ev:
ll1oHias AicCarthy aud Joseph Morrtsun, for
burglary, kcEet. years each; Charles Williams
| ahl rAtrlck Quliin, burglary, three anu ha,f
| years ZACH; H. u, AfuUrc, larceny, ono ycar; !;
Oayfd Hrowu, Gsaa,llt viii, intent to kill, TWO
years; William JnhEsuu, burglary, two yeutA;
Joha,'ua 1tlloerg, burglary, two and q half
years; Charles King, holsc,s c,s.caIin:, SIX years !;
ant! august II. Fuchs, alias Schmidt, bigamy,
slD1 tnr and three years pcnlteMtarY.
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prar to s nacl. Of a, tlnuroysmsni % on on ths oi
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fNev wpS. nfrnys lnIfn1nv in his nlivn,o oG..
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nain,s var, sat,,r"trI mn, Il tho .'n
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, 1879-01-07
OLD MORTALITY.
TIM ptArAs or TUE YEA

TIN UEATH2 OF TUE IK4H.
The Registrar Of Vital Statistics of Tho Health
Department has Just completed bis anuual re-
poFt. The total number Ut deaths was 7,4a9
agalust s,(ta3 In 1877 aud S,o73 Ia 1870. This
shows a decrease Of Coz i1uan l617 and l,l5l
from 1876. Following are coma Of the psluri-
pal
cAC8ES oY DEATH.
Accidents, 2u, Ut which 10 were falls, q
drowning, IT railroad; apopsc1y, ~; sou-
gestion of the brain, 6l: inflammation
Of tue brain, S.; bronchitis, ls9; cavl-
, 1879-01-07

connts and surerintendlng men. To asstst in con.
ductinx large farm. No furniture needed. soms
experiences IN the bnisness requtr-d. No whisky
dstnket need, sppty. Address Alphaus Barron.
BOX 31B, Chteago Post. Office.
, 1879-01-07

INDIGESTION, dyanepsia. nervous prost,atfon, AMI
n!l forms Of Fentral .Lpb,!ity relieved b. takin.
Ncnaman'a PeptonIzod Bcef Tonic, tnc anir
preparation of beef containing tta entire Nutrition.
properties. II IL not mere simnlAnt like t1, r.
tractt Of beef. bnt contains blood making. force.
generating and life.snst1ininv properties: Il III.
Ffsolt Of exhaustion, nervnus pEnttrh:iost. ovsr.
work, Of acute discass; particularly II !e'nI,ins
from pulmonary complaints. Gaswe1l l1hznrA L
TO-. Pfoprtosurf, New York. For safc by tsus.
gfats, '"
, 1879-01-07
Observation-Disclosures.

The sub-Tteasury disbursements yesterday
amounted to $t0s. .Coo-all III currency, Ths
reason for th!s ts that nearly everybody preiers
currency u the more eouyrpient to carry
aEuun1 Or seud away. Tbe &llycE transactions
, 1879-01-07

rE:::.1INAJ.
Instances aro rnre wherein coyotous inltytl-
uals have walked oil With other peoples stoves,
but Thomas Coleman did 1t the other day, and
Justice Morrison mulctcd him to the extent Of
SO yesterday.
At $40 yesterday afternoon Ot[cer O'Graly,
while travelling hts post ut the railroad crossing
Of Fourteenth street aud Stewart avenue, saw
three Suspicious looking characters 70 Ia be-
tween the cars. nnd shortly after emerge cnrry-
Ing bug Of grain. As soon a. they perceived
tho officer they ran; be pursued, and firing onc
shot ut them saw one staEgeF and fall, but io,-
ncdiatcay jump up and run agaiu. It IL not
known whether ho was shot or not.
G. X. Whitworth, Of the firm Of Wl,twortl
4 Moore, Of Dawson County, Tenn, was il
Detccsiyu Michael Lal}ountY, succeeded III arrest
tng. At No. 43l Archer arepue, d German named
Benjamin ungeI, who Is wanted for the clu-
bezzlement ol 5000 from the ilrm some months
ugo. Mr. W!litwurth will take him back to
TENNESSEE this morning unlc.s detained by
l'abuas corpus, which uuger's relatives threaten
to procure.
John Grow, accused ot being cue Of the burg
lars who made tho raid on Western uvenus on
Ncw-Yra.'x Eve, was brought before Justice
with intent to murdcr.--Ckar1cs Tolkst1orf be-
ing tho ytctia,,-and burglary In untorll,a Mrs.
lsocs,e's house. The casa was not realy tor hear
Ius, AMI poatponcnlsnt to lle lJtf, was had,
tic prlsoner-sho ts snid to 10 q ,yejt.Euowr
thicf-being required to give two S1,O0Q bombs.
or STAND committed tn default thereof. ,,'
One night last week Samuel johnson, of No.
% ~ tsusu 1 "as nGiu ~ uens s Aouse ana
ao2peu Ho.a WILL a"1 enala sa!ueu ~ &.u
lyan arrestcI for tia thctt nm entt"ntsrv
i,ir. namc,l .tock Alien. who VIVA eaetiv insnt}.
fei. Ills mistress. woman named Mary Inn.
way. acknnwictircs that hn vaye her In stoIsn
watt:t. aud tays she gave it 10 4 wouau nsmcd
lost It, CONWAY upd Ilcbes and yo,,ng W NAN nau
ntt'nn n avtnv hcrn In o,ic"tsI H. ~ % eus-
80. ~ -" H.u'@
petectise o'Gonnor aas man nntucd Michael
Mnllef' EharQea WIN robbery by hackmsn
nameu lhonas Cafey, VINO e!aima that, upon
boarding. nouse Ut No; gs Canal street, 10 was
iolloMci npataife ny sialcr' wlo throw him On
tia bed 4ua took about $50 costi from his
poeket. llc tllcn locked the door on Catcy atd
departed. slnco then Mailer has cntcayorcd
to compromise tho Uatter by paying hin SfO
also acknowledged ths theft to thc officer. Tho
prisoner Is NJ hotel runner, aud c'alma TINT be
WIS forced 70 steal the Inuuey anil divide It
aNonKat ht0 lFteutls In ordcr to roeafR hiA poat-
tlon.
lohn IIoy VIVA ]odpcd st the Armorv v..+or.
tlay bT Ofiicer LeonnrI. Of tin rw.,ni v.,esou1
Street Station. Along in Inst S,'r,,ss' ~.
ss in cnmnnnv ,sitI, III" n;aa, ea',a.t ', au'
lin ~ Waissr cnrrIarn W. hn, sath =. npon
II tinJtnr wharo Aiarv jIyrI. iior vnl ,n1n..st'
, 1879-01-07

piPS0MhNlA OR DRUNKENNESS.
Dr. DUnger (dIscovsFeE OF thu Ctnchpaa Cprs for
dTunkenusss). At the Palmer House, cures all cases
Ut alcoholism. The effort now making 70 bseak
down thal great truth will fail.
, 1879-01-07

FARM SUPERINTENDENT WANTED.
Wanted, healthy man with Lea!thy wife, and
without children. capsule Of keeping farm &C.
, 1879-01-07
DELIGHTFUL

Ths most ehssts snl lelicals perfumes for the
handkerchief s.s Dr. Prices uuique Perfumes.
They will delight all y ho u.s ths,u
, 1879-01-07

The petition asking Congress to send special
committee Ut that body here fur tue purpose VI
Judge VI ihe District Court ol tl,u United
6tu.es yesterday received tho following sfx,.u-
kurcs. among o.!.ers: Samuel ". Allertnn,
Wahl nFoa.. ~. Ta1ner. v. J. Quan y Co.,
liatstaway, Philip Nussrl, +. IL OTIS, +. tlaydcn
= CO.. A. T: Sceper0er. Grey, Clark s. Co.. j.
We'll BroA;, Il. l.. North. Charles u. Larrabce,
brown 4 Pryor, Robert Law, neoEgo a. Spring:
er, Jacob beidlrr, Robert u. Foss, Edward
l!uumel. JOSEPH. l.. Pitts, D. II. Iollaau Is Co,
Eribbcn Il hexton, john Il. Clougn. William II.
lsant, II. ID. Colyln, anu Z. u. Myers.
The Clothing Cutters UaIou held regular
Ihe regular sem,-auu'aI election was held with
ihe following result: President, +. Cobn;
r!ce-rfesldcut, Lous Pangrad; keco1dl1g
Secretary: a. Pike; fiuaucisl Secretary, a. 10.
benthal; Treasurer, IL. Berger, Al tlu close of
tbs blhllr:s meeting, air. a. Pike, En bcf,alf OF
The Ln.uu, presented i 4audsuHIu xllteF-beadei
y4ue. together with tbs usual sduEes.. u Mr., Z.
Ehrharul, who waa elected to tho General As
irict. Alter the presentation, Ar. EArhasdt,
WHO leayes for Springfield to-day, was rendered
alaEcwclI supper. Ut which the beer aowcd Ifes-
y, and pretzcls turlel y staple article Of uiet-
Tie members ot tnu uuiun are very prou4 OF
having uleubrr Ut tAe Legislature among
1sscir number, aud celebrated biz departure III 4
becoming naunes.
The West Side auxiliary 10 ths Illinois State
u.outhly meeting II hnlfpast . oclDck yester.
l4y uttesuoon In tue lecturc.room OF ihs Fourth
Baptist Church, corner VI West Washington md
Puu!ina streets. Ihcrewaan not large attendance,
although thrro we're Representatives from tbu
Fourti. and the learitt Street Baptist Churches,
Emanuel Mrthodlst aud Ihe First Congregational
CHURCHES Mrs. futtipg, the President, presided.
Thu report Of the Treasurer Waa called for.
TneTa wa no Treasurer 10 the ASSOCIATION, but
it WIS learned that therc h4d been paid orcr to
the - Pasent sosicty," 1urluy the tiIoath $lU0,
and there was cash On band S..9.e4 AIrs. Thomas
Nil.r utad Mrs M. ileatl, Cofpmltlvs uu
COLLECTIONS, reported suuJry douatious. Mrs.
t. kandall, WAS elected Treasurer. aud she
fatIies adjourned fur one mouth, when they
Will meet ut the Residence Of Akt&. Randall, No,
JIi West a!on1oc street.
The st, Geotxe's 9uclety held theis regular
uauht1.ly meeting last evening III tAt ciub~toosu
VI tur Snes1usn House. fieuExe Gooch in the
chair. 4 communication frou, the United States
Exurrax Company III regard to pacaaxe which
MA erut 70 thu Association at Aetnphls. sili
which laHcd " arrive, was referred to SIR.
Gooeh with INSTRUCTIONS to investigate the mat
tsr. 1 humber u bills we're audited aud ordered
l,a1. utter Which souIa routine matters
Ntso passea upou. Ur. Purify tcpu1te1
that thu c1peuse OF I cut III tAa
1t. Luke's Htsptsal would te S30J, aud he xl-
rissd sts neeti!x ~ rslses the vllsE. u hlrh aAs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-25
TO LET

To parties who desire to quarry stone, or
to erect a lime kiln and burn lime | off
to rent or work on shares my quarry situat-
ed near my residence across the county
line bridge Second ward. This is a favor
able opportunity to hose wishing to engage
in business of this kind the quarry being
situated convenient to the city and the
derots. The terms will be made reasonable
L. S. BOUGHTDN,
Watertown, March Is, 1879.