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, 1879-02-05

ng HIGHT Of 130 candles Ia o,,e case, aud 600 in
thc Other. At cact, Of tl,r four eorncrs of tic
intersrcs!ng roads Is Ian,p having m arg.ml
burner ol hfty-cat1dfe pnwcr, asrurlltne. with
tho lnrgn bnrftcFs OF the Eefngrs, high
amnunt of illumination, At tue crta Of thu
rna.i i.rxt the 1r!e tic old fnu,rrp,str, being
placctt at distances VI forty ,sr,s htnrt, 1,are
not bccn removed. hut llavu hrcn ffttcd with
nrEind burners ot .tftr.canlle pDwer. The
burners used larn l,cra ln1tie by Mr. William
Sueg. Ut Westminster, WIN Inns grratly assisted
IN lhe dcvc1npmrnt Ut Eas.1iKhting generally
hy tl.e important improretr cuts hn hns Intro,
1uccd In 1ns-hurt,crs. 'Ihr large burners uectl
are formed Of concentr(c rings of steatite, with
air pne*agra between ttCsn."
Tho reanlt Of the experiment MAS highly salts.
fartor1. Tile whnle section Hns exccllcntly
llglltcd and the Intersection at York road hr,tl-
tanty 10. On the qncssion Of cost, the Times
saFs:
"l'hc Gust Of lighting, cleaning, repairing,
etc., II placed at ia per lamp per annum, that
being the price path to the Company, AtlA which
equal. E4D lbs. The t1,tt OF The gas consumed
IN tho 4,e00 hours during whcl. the lamps are
aItght IN the year, is put At 1854 12s, the price
Of gas being taken at IS III per 1,0O0 cubic tcct,
thus bringing tile totnl coat per nnnun to
.ts31 Is. Put In other tcrtns, tbs means thnt
the cost Of Eas used In thoroughly lighting 5oo
yards Of broad roadway amounts to IL ID and
ihc total cost Including maintenance to 1s 10d
per lnur.n
11lcte arr naurcs that nl,,st produce in this
part of the world sorrowfuE reflections.
, 1879-02-05
ILLINOIS.
Spkttaf lltspdteh 10 1Af Tffhlns.

cpF+V3f *V5VhtEH Ia &HF 1TtHAH%s
SrRrsaFELp. ILL.,, Feb, 4.-Tl,c Grand Lodge
OF tho Ancient Order Of Uulted Workmen,
which began Its session In ths city, was heartily
welcomed By Mayor Vincent anil the Hon. A.
0rendorG, whosc addresses were ahlY fespoud-
cd to By Alexander Mclean, G. II. ". The scs-
sion was then opened, and ovus 100 representa-
tivcs mud Past Mastcr Worklnen wsrc admitted
md lind tho unnd Lodge Degree conferred uf-
on them The Granl Officers present wcru +.
U. Palmer, Rock Falls, T. G. N. W; Aicxundcr
Mclean. siacotn!, q. II. W: Dr.. W. g. Mossfs,
Moline. q. T.; J. II. Londneckcr, olnoy,
g. Q. NJ; E. r. Beach, Springfield, g. X. !;
W. F. Stcplcns, Peoria, q. e.: W. =. Rucket,
G. ". II. II. Palmer, Of Jacksonville, was ap-
pointed Assistant Grand Recorder. Tho AMEND.
mants prepared by tho JuJiciary Committee, re-
gurdinG IN increase Of the beneficiary tulids m
insurance. and ths total dlsabil!ty fund, wero
both utscussef ~ length a,nl referred 10 ape-
cial committee Of five members for a report.
They will be the spcrial order for to-morrow
morning. Thu appearance oi tho Delegates i'll
uicatcs TINT they lncnn business. They are =
Ano body Of representative sncn.
, 1879-02-05
SUBURBAN,
LAKE YIkW

The rc9ular monthly u,eeting::of the Board ot
Trustees was held on Mon.lay. the full Board
being present, and lurga attendance OF ntlu-
enttal cit!zcns. 4 report was read signed BY
committee appointed by the cltixcus In relation
to tue axtcnston If cemeteries. Tllu report VIVA
died, and a' or,lnauce rcal uud adopted whict,
re-e1acta tbs former ordinance In relation there
to, with soIne atnendatory clauses. Tho SUPER
visor teIug empowered I" rcr+iye bids for tbs
ercrtlnn oI telephone lILca ma1e q e1ort, and
presented bids recelscd BY him, all ot whicl,
were referred 10 tie co'nsn!ttcs TN Fire alna
Water, With powef " at, 4 hcinG ts,c ,utontlon
tu lo!lncet tlle Town HILL ami Water. Works
with different stattons IN Tie town. aud city uf-
tEec. for sa,ltcc, Iiru. water ul other town pur-
poses. The Treasurer Reported eredttBs 10 tho
various funds a. followa: Water Fund, O. sa;4;
ltoaa Fund. $i.l:E: kunning Exnensc Fund
tapusr. vii; water rent atco1ut, S5' sis: Town
fund, S107; inttrest atni Sinking Fund. $0,h.fl
tines account. s4!!aS; ltcsase ar.s'unt, $lil5s;
penalty account, S3lo. Adjourned to meet
Mpuu1y, Feb. 10.
, 1879-02-05

IOWA.,


MARsHALLrowN, 1a., Feb. 4.-The Grand
Ledge Of the Ancient Order OF United Work.
men of lows met In annual session at 10 o'clock
this forcnoau, and was called to order ny Grand
Master II. B. Fomke, Of Dubuque. Tie rolls Of
officers md standing committees were called,
tie following being present: Past Grand stas-
ter Workman, Roderfck Rose; Gsaul Mhster
Workman, II. u. Fouke: urunl Foreman, j..
W. Wiitctt; urand Oyer.cer, John Ercuctcr;
Grand Gutlc, W. l.. Dodge: Graui Recorder,
Il. A. Whitakeri grand Receiver, E. r. Car
penter: Grand Wntcllman, e. CaItlcs.
Commltaccs-Finance and Mileage, E. a.
Nadic!9h, l.. r. lianI;s, mud r E.. Webster;
Returns and Credentials. A. b. Griffin. y. A.
Coltotl, atul D. q. Winccti; Appeals nnl Gricv-
ances ]. W. Shannon, e. Nichols, and n. J..
Lcflincwsl1; Printing md SUPPLIES, ]; N.
Davies, II. 4. Howe, ind K. l.. Crawford; State
Of the Order, William Wilson, Jr., anI A. r.
Eolerts; Why's and Mems, Isaae Dr,ln1t, DR..
j.. f. u. Holt, ami s. y. Turner; Laws md St,-
pervisou, F. II. Clark, Christ Rohlts, nnd J. II.
Flint.
The report Of the Committee on Credentials
was aereptca anil approved.
Tho ur.nl Lodge degree was conferred on l20
new members.
Iu tho aftcrn6un session Grand Master Foukc
delivered the annual address, which Was rc.
fctrcd to appropriate committees.
RepUrts Of the Grand ltccurder and GRIND Re-
ceirer wefo rca<l, and referred to the Finance
Cumn,|ttec.
.llle election OF officers will occur tomorrow
afternoon.
, 1879-02-05


4 very sty1lsll wedding occurred nt the Sinai
Synagogue, garner OF Twcnty-arst street nuh
Indiana nrcnue, at i utclosk last evening" tho
iscv. i,r. Kohtcr officiating. The contracting
nasttcs wrrc Miss Grace Eltel, daughter Ut
Lambert Elicl, Esq.,. n,ul Mr. Henry G. Leopold,
both OF this city. Tic church waa bcnn1f-
fully decorated with flowers In the design
Of n marriage bell, with I1orsctl'oo On
either side. Il wc1l-known Wedding
Atarcl, wns played unon the orEan, aln1 tho
bridal party entered In the following order, tho
,tss,crs In advance: l.. kuppcnhclmer, master Of
ceremonies, md J. Atltcr. i. Etttngcr md ii.
Adams, JutEns l,1lrnburg and II. Elicl; then
t!n. attendants, Mr. Joo E!Icl an!l Miss Clara
gs;s gs M Ii .fhns: e sfE ssFk |s a a'si
M:s M,n''ffs !4r 4rnaes. ae Il 'i clneinas s hss, a
Miss j. cod ,o Of NsM i,, YoEki Eii.' ~ G cha,lss s
Chnres 1.cu!old; the brides father a''tl mother,
atr. n,ul Mrs. Lambert Elici; ttIe grnotn's
father n,nl mother. Mr.. Mt,d Mrs. ". l.. Leopold;
tic bride nnd nroons. ....
Invited E,lrsts went to Standard Hall, corner
Ut Mlcll,unn ascnlec and Thirteenth street,
where congratulations were pail TO tho brtda
nlHl Grn"'n IN ti,e upper hall. The company
tllrn descended 10 tlr banq',ct-room. where ~
elegant wctfuI1'g-snppcr was served by Ho1,
wt music was lseulIrsc1 br tic Chicago DR.
ultesttu, Under the leadership OF Albert Lehlcr.
Alter slipper tic COMPANY repaired to thu upper
hail. wl,urr dancing commenced, nnd was con-
tincd until late hour.
atr. and Mr*. LcopoId will take trip to tho
East. an,l, returning, will reside on Prafric ave-
Hue, between TwrnLT ninth and Tllirtteth
strcctA.
Tie bride wors a costume Of wh!te-urocadcd
silk, with nu usually long train, BQusre cor
sage, AMI short sleeves. The trimmings wcre
ehrringF Ut white sattu alll delicate gar1at,ds OF
orange flowers mi white roses, enbel!isllcd ln
nuunccs OF point lacc; d!amOnl ornaments.
The bridesmaids Wrro dressed In white,
TRIMMED with df1ercnet colorcd auwcrs.
Among thDsc prrscnt uerc Mr. md Mrs. NJ.
l: Leopold Of New York. slr. anA s.rs. Lambert
E!tel. Mr. mud Mrs. Henry Lcopo!.l, Mr: nl,d
Mrs Schlus6r,an, Mr. aud Strs. ". u. SchatTuer,
Mr, uni Mrs. Ai,e Moses, nee La-hman, Mr.
alIll Mrs Louis LeopnIsl, Dr. ,l,,A Mrs Etel OF
LaInrlc. Dr. and Alrs. X. Kohler, Sir. al..l Mrs.
Friedman, Mr.. mid Mrs. FtankentlIa1, Afr. nnl
Mrs. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. uenstnger, Mr.. nt,tl
Mrs. Dan Leopold, Mrs. George Levi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mescr, Mr. and
Mrs. Ltcbor, Misses. kosa lsinstein,
jenuie Kohn, Laura Snytackcr, Kosc K1ees OF
pittsburg, q. Furetnan, Urccnclaunl, Wendell,
!. siu,o,is, Is"thscl'i'a, Pauline seh'ossma,,',
IIecht ol Springfield. Mcsars. u. Adams, J..
kuppenl,el,ner, Julius Isalienbefg, j.. Adler.
Frank Foresuan, j. Simous, A. LonEinis, a.
Arnold VI Ncw York. II. Adams Of Buston,
MorguBtau ut New York, 8. Ettingcr. Hill, and
III. Noscnfeid ot Grand Rapids.
, 1879-02-05

Improved faNA-hHtup1s
The gss companies OF London nnL Faris haYo
terayercsl 10 some extent frslM tflr rAuir iuto
which they WcfG thraI"H by Tin progress Ut ths
cretrte Tight uIl Ellison's PrculstIre uunuurtcc-
Mcnt Ut lhH perfection of pian ot slivis.bllity
witluat mater'al loss, ami they arc entering
.nlHator}. showing improved lamps a,H! display
Ing uuva tnlcrcst In III. qaltty Of thu light they
furnish III Tar II all arrangement for competition
been 0as and electricity '!as been asfanesd. ln
London The t'lHtutx tiaa Com pans LaYe nlldu
Yu experiment oil a etytion nf thH Waterloo
road,-brswrell tllc Watcrlua Bridge uinl
the Southwestern 6tatlon-Soo ynsls, An az
Gount says:
Dup IL tho tin,e tic COMPANY took th. tuat-
ter tn haIul th1a stretch nf roatl had becn tllu-
tAtllatel bY twcHty.tW us-lAtnTs, Including xIx
A. toTk rnatl tro&sfug. Ihe total light thus
Afforded WIS equal to about ::0l eanlcs, and tl,u
Ihc hrst step WA to reAayu uIe Old lamps and
to ruplaee iIicnl by fortY-cIght otl.era uf nsw
desiE I'm, each giving light 81 iftreu cs.dles, a.
against That Ut tHGlya ranl!cs ~ previously,
nnsi ttle d!atahcess between Tie lntMpa tGiDR te-
ll,eea tu 0ue-thttd thu former dfstauco. T4a
tantlIpt,sts ase Rbunt two feet shorter tlan
tho4e usually e'nplnyed, thus bringing Ais light
nearer il1e ground. Willis t,se laMterne aEe
somewhat Ut u daAun1 sAapu IN vertical SEX
slun tattened At tho top III syiue eslscs, and Ut
'hc hot.0su in others. sonss sre SetaRaial,
wl!le oshrrs, tile IasKe ohes. are twclvs-4slel,
uIsl tn oil cases tllu Iron fraMe 1n which tle
lantern u usually carried has been abolished,
thus Fetnuvthg uus causa of sa2dow on tic pave
nlcnt. Thu tops Ut tue lapscruy ars glazed
with opal glass, wltrh reflects much laFser
ptupoftIull Ut Iu.ht On to the pavement than Ia
usuYl, With tIuse lanterns which aFe Gatteuttt
Ut the tup : shadow II c.lst fsou' i!Id uudes
framing ot tllc pavement, while fsom shusc with
the tat-anKel oottoMs there Il III shadow
whatever. At the York road cFoxsiu0 ase TIVE
refugees which previously wcre lighted frutu
TWO posta. each carrying tnree ordinary, gus,
Tampa. 1llcso latter Lave Deeu removed aid
replaced by single lantesus with opal Rta.s topa
| aud twelve sides, Hitbia which are burners CIV
, 1879-02-05

The 0as Committee a,ccts Ut o'clock this
afternoon.
'rha scrip disbursements at the Treasury yra.
tertlay amounted to about t903,
Tl,e receipts from licenses and special assess-
u.cntx yesterday amounted to $1u0
South Tuwu Collector Ayrcs turned tnt0 the
City Treasury yesterday s.l,24s IN srrlp. No
c7xh.
Mr. 1ohu Cavannuh, tho Chief ENGINEER of
Muskcgur. villa In tn: ctty yesterday on visit
tu FIR. Marshal HcnnrF.
l1urr wcre seyru taxus Ut scarlet fever rep,rt-
ell Ut tue Ul,lrc yesterday, fur Ut whlr
were II, unc house, No. Ki5 AshsAnA uyu1lue.
The city Treasurer received yesterday Sa,sx}
frnm Tia, Water tIll!tu. alr! &t.tE31 frotn lie
Comptroller. Ills disbursements were abul,t
$i,tMl.
Tile c-tlsrtAlt epidemic tas seEzcl upon Ciy-
ATTORNEY Tnthlll t!l EurhniIlUt'- tuunsu1 lh,n-
Leld, both II whom vefG Ht'ltgrl tu EO inIIne IL
l"fr respective Httta b*sIs early yesterday
Aftcruuuu.
Tic Ftnance Cu.nlntttre arc HOW figuring on
thu question Of ttr Mayors *u!arY. Sa!drr. "
tn fnyur nf giving our Chief MagIstFasu WI III.
cuna Of So.uU a year, willis Fcaisu,Is thinks
that SOU year au4eu To Ills prestnt kaIuty IL
cAouxh.
Tho Flnanrs Committee held Ltitf e,ufer-
enyu yesterday torrauun. l'resrni, lralauns,
Aell"riathal, SANDERS, uI,i ThrtNpu. Tlc uhlv
tuattcE unlcr consideration was tile estimates
inr tfu Palllc Library, Slessrs. !.owcntilal.
| shutcy, Ma.nl. a.ul Wlrkern!atn xcre present
Ut tIs MEETING, representing liz hoard u ~.
ExetoFs, Thy approximation askrl !d1 hy tt!t.
Directors Is SsD.tahJ, n.A Mr.. trars.,u WA wilt
| luz tu allow ,hn sul' sum; sAhwris.hal waa ltl
fasor ot vuttinX It down to 34U,uu; Three,
wus Inclined 10 ,g1ant only ta,uul
aupropsfatlng oycr s:UUAi No definite coil-
/ ct.stun MAS arrived ut, AMI li,e Cn!nmllttte aa
| jonrnrl I'll rlnAra'iay forenoon at ~ o'clock,
| xleu it will Gnlah nt its business
, 1879-02-05
RELIGIOUS,

rhc noon,,ny n1ayur.n,eetIn9 IN iInner Farv-,,
MI e ooa. .,s.,s'.ss' 49, -. -
ital' was co!laae.eo }cste'oa5 NJ USUAL W ien-
tccost and stebblns. f1c esanRc'fats. there being
wrrr romucurtn1 with thc hy,nn. ~ viii ,,uIno
.,a. :, ~. H., " r,,,vo,, ,,,n,,, t,, ..,n.,,,,.
I"ss .r.. .sa" t>a.., .,..,. ~. @ ",sns vgens
nrnseI. n M ~ W: a, lu'Smeu 1 VIII ny s'hEine ot
auuieneo staha'ne, ,,..
llG reQucste iot prayers Wete feai, nelng ut'-
usually numerous. among 'ne pet!tiohs wae
one o. Wluowcn thothcl toF ncT SOU, AiH OF
askesl 1or ihe stGccss o. the meetlo9s being
nela ~ at tcotone, ~. !1''t volEa City, a. Mr'
Wcidehsali oI1tred LUG pfaSer tor answers 70
!nekc ca'la 'nr ne!n. ~: otenons u1en sang
, 1879-02-05
COMPROMISE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.-Tl,e contcst between
Butro and tl,u mining companies Is Al last vtrtu
ally Settled The understanding was reached
last evening on all general points, though some
details Of tic agreement yet remain to be act
tied. tBoth sides, however, say tho compromise
may be considered objected. Tho terms are not
On good authority, that rUyaltJ Ut e per ton
On oil ora Aolsted worth S50 or more per ton
vii! be patd tho tunnel company, and less
amount on ore Of inferior gri,do 'rlIu result
has hut a strengthening elect on most Of the
nurth.cnd atoekA to-day.
, 1879-02-05
A BIG LIBEl slit.

NEW YonK, Feb. IA $4,000 libel suit
aratnst thu United 8tatus L!'e.IMsuranro Com
panY, James Bull. President, ". A. Ogden,
IIcgcman usl Timothy II. Drosl.an, las been
begun by cx-Judgo Dtttenhoefcr Oil befalf Ut
Charles 4. OIsourke, aIanager Of tho City Prcsa
Association. Id The Supreme Court Of Kings
County. An order Ut arrest was asked and OBJ.
tained against Brosnan only, an arrcst Ut the
pauy defeulants not being deemed earenttal. Tile
suit grows out OF an alleged libeIous circular
issued by defendants In regard to MI alleged la.
QcrQf4tc law report,
, 1879-02-05


tTs lNfERPEHsSCn WITH 0H't WATEH'aUPPi.f.
The scgulAr monthly Mvcttng Of tlic Civil
Kn.turrrs' Club OF lie Northwest ras held
x.s,.r,ioy of,,,ruo.,n In TN. Athrnrnm Nn. n,
rssls'o"' 1le4'r :" ~. N' w. ~
!'earooFu st7ect. !"ehs5-'oo1 "cMeota "e'o
present. Ten. Wtlltasil 60uy smith occulHGd
tho chair aul made d statement abol,t = yrry
ncrfrt t,.tir,y.,narh,na nl1u,,tri hy tle t,tmr.i
'4.'.s, ~. t,"S.. 49,.
ap"'"'e" uy congress- ~ e1A'"'"e a"a te't
AMcs!cah steel ast iron.
TIs following -lla1nc4 gentlemen were e1acted
mcn,trs of tiln (,;ub: il. Il. Uayurk. Axsfstuut
Tnt..e- =, H., s,u,, ~, Nor,,' snt,.f,,n,,.
i,,. Il ~ .,,.ns s ~ s'sr,nnI.,T. rronE H.'i."sn
w.. r'.;,!sa. ~ .a G;t -. ~ rs, e's0"'
,r IT,. = ,su. ,t,.' s,,..., T4,r .is..
,,, ~, "T..,s" ,h..;,.',! III .sa... H.. s.si,
III. ~ ~ s,s"s.'. ,s sns .'sl III
-, ".a r.. ..t.o,n,r, "'pnn ~, ,s,as ~, ,s,.;,s
~. ~ a',.s IT, ,.',,+ fi,"' t. ,.aa cS.'I ~ ~
s,, 81 tEs'' ".t na3s sti ~. H. "I. ~
'ssu, H., a'a"" ' ,i ,isi. HS ue1ss ~ ~"
t -, VIZ VIZ, au su ~ " , 49,
.ns 'ssa y. sus. ,"'':,I', , w. e, 'oxh, 49,
.n% @ o''u s,,s ~ est'.. "uus aaoc'u s"u1"a.
.,'ns, .."s tT' ILL., a.suu'o .n. ~. ',a ~, 'a'su
,1.1. ,u." .nseo "n .M., .o'a. ,,n ~
% .'." ~ ~! ,.,1.,, .'',, i nt'.' usn."''
ast . ~ .t" ass a.s',1', "a H. os.a .at.
i'"as .si ~. % nGt.o, "ua h ;so @ ,,I ~ ~ ,,, ~.
,,',', ''' ,..', ~ a..s. "n ~
, 1879-02-05

across tie ll,n!s of o'hcrs for agriculture nasi
ra,,lzatIpn af drainage Districts WAS discussed,
and a tntnntttrc composed ol Mcssrf. C.erc-
lard. Kirby, Bowen, n,nl tnln was appointed to
in1utrc tutn The matter ami report nt The next
lnccliiig of. the HWIeiv.
The meeting Then adjourned.
, 1879-02-05

~ fuF tts uT.xux VI ths lot aud articles Of personal
PROPERTY eontsbuted y Ihr kaecutst touItnltt1e IN
!s.,sat ct tLs yeox-fssss .u*rt[s asta = MtxaEs
property 1s4 bcc1 turned oss1 u Tho thcA4u Fouu4
1axt lloax aud thas s ,onet ttes!ys4 ior tbs s.Is
us le turned owe! 10 sAld Hume nnte.a rersons LAY
lug purchased tickets o1lect y tYaatuE tAe AAns to
!sks. h .as' dtssnT y a.. N! b.
fru thx date, 10 b. +. aMrhetI, at fbe otce VI ru
bAts ErEE, Aea Is Aud ~ south t!4IS.s ~ hrlEf u
The tuu.n1ttcs. y. r. hAhEuElT, CbutElu2a.
CI!rsxo, Feb. /. 1874
1 MEEyIs0 OF TIE f0UHTEENrli WAKn RE-
II publican Gut Will Le held lil4 atGIlo1 Al Gt3 NIL
NAuEre tL1ch1vF-4 iiaiD. !4 4tteAdA1GA IN Fl.
qucalsJ In purt2nt taAlucAs VIII be lfoaxht befuse
thu Club
, 1879-02-05

DRUNKENNESS cuRE0.--FhCT vs.. FOLLY.
HNArIoSAL MoME ron DlsAnLkn VOLUNTEER
SoLplEEs, barron. o.. Jan. o. 1BTD.-Ur. D'Un-
ger, Chltaqo: After fair trial of thscs months
In two cases, seemingly ineurab!e, am glad tos
that tho result has been Ill that you could Chin
and all the must sangulnc could hopu for. lse-
spcctlnl1y. Il. +. Rrown. GoysEuut." Or. Dun.
GERS oalc0, ltoolas 4l-:.l Palmer Huuse.
G1ycesiRe often irr!tatcs chapped hands. hut
Luck T. !tayuer's G,sccnns 1elly Il very soothing.
, 1879-02-05

sI|tIE I:EY. GEUIsuE +. rENTECOsT WILL GIVE
/ HlGls readings in Ghiou Park CouKs ssx4tlGnAl
Church saG4 a5tesn0ou t4I4 week Vt y. H., t2ceps
hAL11Gat.
, 1879-02-05

,ni.lee oil County Alutra Of tic Ct,onc!l-Ai.i.
itaIlA1t, Cha!rtnau,, and colleagues; WiI!nstt
k'o:g3,,. south Fark Cum",l.sion; i. +.
Wlthruw, Lincoln lurk Comnis1oll; Tho Com.
u,ttce on Guy and County Legislation md All
!,n'nihsratton IF tho Gi.izcas' A:socIaton--J. l..
MID Elliott Anthouy.
Thu l,oara Ut lark Commissioners o, Hn,.ta
Ch'saeo co',lfHenced ln rcElilur 1nunth!y srssltn
SEsltl'lay afterluun. Jl1ues Al0rEa1l prcsle1,
ana u'sfc were present Commissioners 6hcr-
,a sa, S"fsr, w"fs . rr'ss blis agyrsgstia5
tHsl1. lt!ey Include ths payroll for thu mouth
u January, atnuuating to fa,Bs!. ~; bill Ut Il.
W. hfiase t"s s1pcnsss in looking after tax
assessments, *t,>a, aud uue ulr ylls9e of Ily.ia
ra!k ior watsr.sent, $751;. A groccr uaa,gt!
etone, resulting ~ TIL: coruer vi Thirty
ninta strest a1'l lud1ana usenue, n,a.lu
Isls9nAl appeal to tet I'oAr'l to asu ,slsu tu
collecting dctt amounting to $:su, due hu
1roh oh oihecr 10 lls Commissioners SERVICE
Atler . proiunged uzgulncnt hy the ,letitiuuc5
T. % 10 tl'e lattsd!etloa Ut n.s board over tbs
oesaiufng any sastst*ctlon lhc annual report
VI tie board Il nearIy to,u olete4l, aud vii be
Ecady for examination by nj interested Within
lsls ensuing three Weeks.
C"roner Mann yesterday held ~ inquest upon
Herl.uH Koch, -goois ealrr a. MI. hi Stat =
street, who died Saturls, last, al.l eo.lcefn,us
"aoks dsath t'leFe ~rts sole tumors Of foui
play ILe post.laoFsem deyelEed ,ll4t .rath
was caused by heart disease. ant the jury r.
turned verdict fu scc,ndauce. An in-
.lurst MAS uIso held upon Kobesl IL
Eubtng, who died OF Injuries received
III III elevator hceldsut ~ the III
coulnssou l.ouss u brsdgetnan, AcNaInsEa u
t'.t Nj. IL South Water street, IN Saturday
lust, Aid Nho died lhe following Muulay Ut The
County Hospital ile eyilencs Vi e1pe1ta
sho~sd that ihc accident WAS caused by tAe
hreaktue ot = woruout wire cah!e, 4,sl lust not
withdrawing this bTcak The platform would not
lave ia1lcu Laa not tie iron In Tie dvgs aud tLe
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-26
AWFUL DOUBLE MURDER.

VIRGINIA, Kane Co., ILL.,, Nov. "a. One
of the most unprovokod and cold.blooded
murders ever chroniced was committed on
Saturday at n farm some ten miles north of
this place The victims, two German
brothers named Eichenand, were husking
corn when John n and Robert Taylor, also
brothers, came along on horseback, dis
mounted, and saying they were now going
to settle feud which had existed between
the families, immediately began stabbing
one brother. who fell with. knife thrust
through the lung. They then turned upon
the other Eichenand, who, being unarmed,
attempted to escape. They caught him,
and, plunging knife into his neck, sew
cred the jugular vein. One brother died
soon after. and the other was dying last
night. The murderers escaped and officers
are in pursuit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-26
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise.
meuts may be found In The BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
{, o. Pa,ier & Co., Commercial avenue and Nine.
tenth street.
Chas. X. Stewart, Eighth. street
GROCERIES,
Carl Peters & Bro. Eighth street.
PettIs & Bird, Washington ayenus and Eighth
street.
PHYSICIANS.
Dr.. ]. II. Marcan; Office, liO Commercial avenue
DENTISTS.
d., W. c, Jocelyn Eighth near Commercial.
Dr.. W Whitlock, 1876 Commercial avenue
LIQUORS
EObt smyth, No. 30 Ohio leyee
INSURANCE.
H. H. Candee. No 20 Ohio cyee (up stairs)
Equitable Life, of New York, corner Twelfth and
Widows and Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
and Copmereial avenue.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LlnegsI Il Lansden, No ll3 Commercial avenue.
GEyERALc COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Halliday Bros, proprietors Egyptian Mills.
Enkle, Thstewood & Moore, Nos. i25 and lg1
Commercial avenue.
DRUGGISTS -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Barclay Bros -, Ohio leyec aud corner Eighth and
Washington avenue
BANKS
City National, Ohio leyee,
MEAT MARKETS
=. Walter, Eighth street
Eoehler Bros Corner Eighth and Washington,
STEAMBOATS,
Champion. Three States.
ICE
John sproat, corner Twelfth and Lecec.
BRACKET STORE
Ford, Corner Ninth and Commercial.
BARRIERS.
: Geo Steinhouse, Eighth street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-26
GEN. JOHN MCDONALD.

NoKoMIs, H., Nov. 24.--Gen. John Nc
Donald, of whisky-ring fame, and his bride,
formally Mrs. LaMothe, are here, and will
probably pass the winter They are living
very quietly with Mrs. McDonald's mother
who occupies house which the General
purchased tor her some time ago,
The story OF McDonald's call upon Gran,
at Chicago is told somewhat in detail. II
seems that Mcdonald entered the room
where Grant was and advanced impetuously
holding out his hand Grant did not take
the hand, but stood regarding Mcdonald
with very stolid look. Mcdonald little
rebutred, exclaimed: ~ am Johnnie Nc
Donald. Don't you know me-" Grant
continued to look freezingly upon the Wis
itor, and said slowly mo sig don't know
you, and don't want to know YOU
Mcdonald is said to be getting up lee
ture partly historical, and partly politica
in character.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-26
CHI RICHES.

FRICAN n E.-Fourtcenth street, between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets; service SaDDH'h -
e. N aud 7:3J p. M; SUNDAY school l'% p N
CHRlSTIAN-E Eighteenth street; meeting SAD
q bat. 1879 p. NJ; preaching Occasionally
rBURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tEpiscopsl
\ Fourteenth street; Morning prayers IsaDoathl
1880 II. m; evening prayers ''SJ p M saooalh
echOol y g. II,
y1IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
4 Preaching at 1880 n. M, =. m, ana ,'So p III
sabbath school at I; 80 r. N. Rev I. d. SHORES
pastor.
7 UrUERAN-T Thirteenth street; services SAP
l. bath 1880 u. IN; sunday school Up NJ Rev
Eaappo. pastor,
NTETHODlST-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
wi Preaching sabbath 1890 y. M. ana p N
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday $50 ~ M SUNDAY
school, q. II. Rev Whitaker, pastor
DRESBYTERiAN-- Eighth street: preaching on
i Sabbath At II 100 a. nj, and 80 2, m; prayer
meeting Wednesday No Z 80 p. m; sunday scHooi
ct p. ri. Rev, H. y. George, pastor
SECoND FREE.WILL BAPTIST - SttceruI
- street. between Walnut and Cedar streets scr
vices Sabbath at and 1880 p. m,
CT. JoSEPH'S-(Roma Catholc) Corner Cross
- aud Walnut streets; services SaDbath IV'"o u
M; sunday School at ? p. H.. Nespers p m scr
vices every day at sp m
CT. PATRICK'S-( Roman Catholc) Corner Nlnth
- street and Washington avenue services SAP
bath and 10 a. M; Vespers 3p. M; sunday scho3
p. M; services every dag At p IL, rev r. Laoei
priest.