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J-SETEs< Hans.
rY CHARLES C. II LIPS lw11Ks oREnLY)

'Ol, Loosen the sn01d that you YEA, Janette
ier iI- lau ! a haud in yOur raj, nv pet
For - EoTlI to me had moan. iefs gIi,
d han the brown 1siT waning your ouider White
as tanLI-d hsnl i your hstr, my pet
II was broFn with golden gloss inett-,
IL was fu-r tasB - & he foss. my pit
WAS a teautf mi fl ng Town l. your writ,
] was a thing 10 be braid,d, ami jeFelsJ, an'
Twas the Iev.lest hair n the wolli my pet.
Ny arm was The arm Of a cl0E Janette
II wa siueWs b i,titd ami brown my pet
lt warmly aud soft II we'd 10 caIe,s
Your round white UeCz aud yOIE " ! n OF iress,
Your beautiful plegty 0! hslr, my set
Your eyes d swimming Story JaUette,
keye Ing the a ;, Gear story, my PEI.
They gray nth thai ch i.teued tiuEeOi q sk
NEen the rrOlt APPS q Iic. est 10 SOAP the fly,
AMI they N atcaed -i,l YCus g lien hair my
pet.
Your lps- but have 70 Vo-ds, Jala tie
Toy were EN- In- tSittegO BIRDS, my pc,
When he sprinsi yOun F., and tue rose, Il wgc
With h- -dIo,s 10 ch red bosom set,
Ana they suited your gold UTOTn h-ii, my pet
Oh. you JsnElsi my lie in your hIir cite
agas q -1lk1u aI.i 60 d "a sn re, III pc,
Bur, So gentle the I, nuag', my sou diu lmIls.e
me 'isrt 10 cortnu your lave eyeTmyrs,
= ltn m fI-ers o. m hei ia your ir, my p g.
In me dal mes OF de,fltie ytaIs moan,
and m tea fell bitterly owe IN stone
That covers Jour golden hair my pei.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children
with never-failing success. 1t corrects scidity
of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrh@a,
whether arising from teething or other causes.
An old and welltzied remedy. 25c. bottle.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

Catarrh is the foreunnero Of con.uup tIou
cOrsump ion means death. Juniper Tar Gig
aTetJes are the only common sense, pleasant,
certain cure for cati.ru, asthma, colds an
hOarseue.s. PrlCe % GEMS; Sold by all DRUG
gists. Mailed on receipt OF price by Liebig
Chemical Co, 2 Barclay street. New York,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

II you are satisfied to have poor organ,
or iun the risk Of having a poor one, take
ang organ that is offered you. But, if you
desire to be sure Of having e very best, In
siston having Mason & HamliD, and DO not
be persuaded TO tske any other.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

We caution our readers &. beware e. d.pa.
iberia PEeumou.a, LA1eszf, bronchitis,
congestion OF tire Is, ecu hs and e. as
tins season OF the year. Get e. bottle o
Johns0L's An0tyue LiEimeut suG keep
ready for iast4utuse. Il may save Your LLfe.
iyLss saved thousands
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATCHLEsS"
Wood Tag Pug
Ton lCCO.
TIE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY
New York. Boston. src CHICAGO.

The famous Mason Il Ham}iU Cabinet Or
gaus, wticn ar certa My the 5--tot the-e in
struuents n the world, are bow sold Tor ra7-
ment by inst.lim nts, bru, them within
reach of those wGo Ctu .Y. Ee only smtil
payments st q time. Any ...- lue --ejT Sale
SAL give particulars.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

her;dan's Cavalry Condition Powders VII.
positively prevent all Ordinary diseases com
mon TO horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and fowl,
besides constant y improving them. Beware
OF the large packs they are worthless.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

For bronchitis, asthmat.c and pulmonary
comp aints, Browns Bronchial Troche "
manifest remarkable curative properties. p
C. nts & box.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

q SeIee. LIstOFLacsI ScWspop We,
ar al ga by separate ~aro-, WIKI publishes stha /
ue rats f., 4 Teat TedUC ION 10 Ca7I Gu ON IS.
mai e. feet my app ictut Address Neasp pr
Advertising BuieaU, 10 Sp U-e street, New ora.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

FattenIng Turkeys An old turkey
raiser gives the following experiment {;
-Four turkeys were confued in q pen,
and fed on meal, boi ed potatoes and
oats. -Four Others of the same brood
-lsere also at the same time confined in
another pen, snd fed daily on the same
article, but with one pint of very finely
pulverizsd charcoal mixed with their
food-mixed meal and boiled potatoes.
They had also a plentiful supply of
brok, n charcoal in their pen. The eight
were killed on the same day, and there
was difference of one and half pounds
each in favor of the fowls which had
been supplied with charcoal, they being
much the latest. and the meat being
greatly superior in point of tenderness
nd favor,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

The ills of women accustomed to the
habi.ual use of alcoholic beverages are
innumerable. The effects of intemper-
ance upon the mental faculties OF WON n
are not less disastrous than upon the
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

CHEW Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

Swine as Insect Desire! Swine,
says the Prairie Farmer, are well-knOwn
destroyers of the white grubs which in
fest meadows and other lands. AS this
insect, the lSrva Of the Msy beetle, lives
In the land until the third season before
it transfers. it often does great damage to
crops. We have seen the grass roots of
meadows so completely eaten off from
enc to two inches under the surface that
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

The channels for the Kit OF impuritis.
from the system must be kept un0h tfucte.
or iep'o able consequences VII 10 low Dr.
Motp~ Vegetable L yes Plls, D rest ring The
bowe stJ IN active C ndilOD, act as q elem
ser a the bodily fluids. Moreover the,
reHder The digeslve aud ass;uilative Organs
vigorous, rouse the liver. and purify She mi
larry secretion. As a cathsruc lh,vara inf .,
rely to be preferred 10 dauge Gus blue uiu
Sold pv druggists.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

Persons fill cted with rheumatism Otter
suffer for a lie me, their torJures being al
IL ost without remission. The joints IN.
muscles f such unfOrtunates are IN mos
eases shOckingiy conrortgd and drawn on
OF shape To afford the "a eveu t-mpora y
relief, the ordinaryr NEEDLES often prove at
terly Us les. HOstetter's StOmach B tier,
on the other hand, is aSOUched by person
who have used il, to be genuine source O
relief. II keeps the blood cool by pFomOtiB2
a regular habit Of dy, and removes from
It impurities which, in the opinion Of ali "a
tiOUsl PATHOLOGY Is, originate this agon ziua
complaint aud ITS kindred mai idy the govt
Besides rhis the ter remedy cures disor-
ders the stomach liver and nerves, pre-,
" Mt aud eradicate inEerls and remit
tent i-vers, promote appetite and sleep, au
are hi hiy r coz mrnded by physicians rs Q
desirable medicinal stimUianr and tonic.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16
II. II. S. PINAFORE.

In Press zine sarc- rc - by sULLINAc
and '-Th- L'ttfe Duke by LELpCQ-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

Among mechanics, working and I.boriDg
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16
WGLKLE COLLINS
No.. rgv.- entitled

Send sI.OO Tor Three Months Subscription. To-
0 gin With Number l2I4.
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Can Be IICTnd \ E-oHTcVnI .00To5eI TH0-T
r.. I'd dtes. .R FOITr TO eNi..L u Az \ y.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-01-16

65S8s ,'' l .@s n 5 80 1a I5fi f
- W. 70 write. IT. +. z. Marsh Quincy Nit
, 1879-01-12
THE CITY-HALI.

-Four cases Of scarlet fever were reported at
the Hcalta-Odice yesterday.
TIE Comptroller distributed 500 of Treasury
warrants in the payment Of salaries and in mis-
cellaneous accounts.
The street and sewerage laborers of tue De-
partnlent Of Public Works were paid their
December wages yesterday. The aggregate was
$4,000. -:
The Trcasurer's receipts yesterday we're
s25.299, of which sum s21,014 was from South
Town Collector Ayres, S14.0C0 in cash, the
balance in scrip. Up to date Collector Ayres
has turned in sG5,0u0.
Corporation Counsel Bopfield returned yester-
day from Springfield, whittier he went few
days ago in the interest of new revenue law.
dc has nothing to say about revenue, aud less
about revenue matters. He explicitly denies
that be is the dirk horse In the Senatorial race,
The Judiciary Committee was to have met
yesterday to consider, among other matters,
the proposed conference between CITY and
county representatives, as to the abolishing of
township organization aud the union OF North,
South, anu West Chicago into 1.-The Town OF
Chicago" There was no quorum.
The Mayor has fixed upon James Frake as the
Education, and will send bis name to the
Council Monday night MIR. Frake is LAWYER,
aoout 20 years Of aye, and, it is said, well utlal-
fed for the place. He is iudorscd bY some Of
the strongest men in the city, and as two thirds
OF the Aldermen are reported to have signed
mis- application, there would seem to be no doubt
as to his confirmation.
, 1879-01-12

The alcohol exports from this city yesterday
reached $50 barrels.
The disbursements at the Sub Treasury yes
terday were $4,000 in currency, and the sub
scriptfous to the 4per cent bonds SS,00O
The Internal revenue receipts yesterday at
Collector Harvey's Office we're s35,S36. OF this
amount, $2s. OILS was for tax-paid spirits, $3,3
for tobacco aud cigars. and SSSS for beer.
Marshal Hildrup's hcart-was clad within him
last evening as he saw tte last Fifth Ward Special
Deputy-Marshal and Supervisor take his pay,
for Watching tue polls election day, aud going
away satisffed,-that Attorney General Owens
hadn't cnt the pay down any more tt,an he had
The lads from the Sixth Ward will he loaded
down with wealth Atonday.
Judge Bangs had not, up to Quitting-time yes
terday, gotten the machinery OF the Federal
Court IN operation to recover damages from the
city for the destruction of the Governments
lighthouse property, and there is little proba-
biity that the Court will be called upon to in
tertere, the prospect OF an am!cable and satis-
factory arrangement outside Beng very good.
From all that can be learned,-and it was not
from Judge Bangs, who said he was unable to
impart any Information whaiey the Govern
ment's loss will not exceed some few hundred
dollars, II it goes up into the hundreds even.
Some sixty panes OF glass have Deen broken,
and two large lights in tile lighthouse. The
Governments loss isn't really SO great Us that of
private individuals, bose property in the vicinity
of the recent explosions undertaken for the
purpose OF opening the way to the crib bears
unm1stakcable evidences of having been consid-
erabiy s:tore up" particularly as to the win
dows. The city's total loss may reach 5000 or
IS, ,0O0,--possibly not so much, and there arc
those who boldly say . gang of men could have
cut the ice and kept the Il aunel open ut au cx-
pense to the city not exceeding $3.50 Possibly
the city will know enough next time to employ
bone and muscle instead VI dynamite.
, 1879-01-12

the llcense-clerk was busy making out ttns AeeusG
and the cashier was standing oy feary " attae'
the county seal to the document. 1ne suluas !
was presented but it was LOO late, ano, Des,ue ,t
had no bearing, Since Miss Kate kohroack !a ua'
| already sworn that she was over 10 years o1 ase
| and WAS consequently beyond Inc contFoi u nc
parents Tie old gentleman 1rotneo at ~
mouth, shook bis fist in the face OF tue expect
ant groom. scowled at the prospective orlc9
aud denounced her conduct. ETC., but It was a al
| to no avail. The license was issued, anu tnt
father departed In anger, closely followed py aGs -
happy pair, to all appearances, as ever toos
out a license.
The Committee on Public Service have about
| COMPLETED delEbcrating over tue matter o1
awarding the contracts for supplying meat ano
bread, aud, although they have not actually
agreed upon report to the Board, majority
| OF them express themselves in favor OF giving
s4.45 per 100 pounds, and the bread contract to
Mr: Fotz for Sl.9216 per 100. They nave look-
ed into the markets Ut Ford and ODonnell, the
real competitors, and arc satisfied that Tue
former has tho best facilities for furnishing the
meat, and throwing out the bid OF fat5lek *nui.
crone Tor - per 100 twho is understood to oe
partner of ODonnelD Ford is the lowest Did
der, according to their figuring. They have
gone through the meat bills for the past ycar,
aud find TINT the Insane Asylum used 234, 10l
pounds, the Poor-Iouse 29u,36o pounds, the
Hospital 157,199 pounds, and the County
agents office 510 1888 pounds; aud figuring, on
the same consumption the present year, and on
O'Donnclrs bid OF four and one-haif cents for
the County Agents office, three cents for the
foor-House. andsix cents for the Hospital and
Insane ASYLUM, they make his average price
Sl.Gj per hundred nounds. or an excess over
Ford's bid 1or the year OF S2,1192l. They re-
gard the bid Of Mu|rrone suspcious3y, for some
reason or another, and saw that he has never
been around, aud that they know nothing Of
him, but some Of the Commissioners think
that the Committee has not done its duty
impartialy in thus disposns Of this bidder
whether he turns cut to be O'Donncll or some
sible person thai thew win insist upon mis-
having the contrlc there being nearly $1,000
difference between his bid and that OF Ford.
And then again. O'Donnell has his friends ip
, 1879-01-12
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The January Grand Jury will be lmpaneled q
week from tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be given to the trial Of has.
tardy cases in the County Court. Seven cases
have place on the call.
The jury in the case of lawrence Beattie and
Robert breckenridge. who were on trial in the
Criminal Court for burglary Thursday, agreed
upon verdict, but it was not returned yester-
day on account Of the illness Of one Of the men,
bers.
The jury in the second case Of John F, Cal
lahan brought verdict in the County Court
yesterday morning finding him guilty of fraud
IN his dealings With Shay g. Co. He was sent
back to jail, and the prospect Of his scheduling
ont is very remote.
Sheriff Hoffman, had the long expected con-
ference with the Committee on Jail aud Jail
Accounts Yesterday in reference to the salaries
OF his Deputies. 1t was short and to the point,
and there was no waste OF words. He
proposed that his Chief Deputy be al
lowed $1,000 per year, and that
the other ciiy Deputies-eleyen In number-be
allowed 1900 each; that the country DEPUTY in
the Towns of HYDE Park, Lake, and Blue
Island be allowed $500, and the other country
Deputies $500 each. The Committee agreed to
the proposition, regarding it as the best way
out of the difficulty. and so far as the Sheriff
and the County Board are concerned, tile long
drawn fight Is over. The readjustment adds
and the Sheriff. thinks it will prove satisfactory.
Very few OF the Deputies. however, heard Of
tue action, but such as did were wrathy and
threatened to resign at ouce, but it is believed
they will change their minds before tomorrow
morning.
Az old gentleman named Rohrback, autici-
pating the early marriage OF his daughter
against his will. came to the County-Clerk's o1-
nee yesterday morning to forbid the issuance Of
2 license, ASSIGNING as reason that she was IN
ll!,health, subject to epleptic fits, and At times
did not have good sense. He was told that be
would have to get the certificate OF some repu-
table physician to her condition, and oil be
went In the afternoon he returned With an
affidavit to sustain what he had said, and his
hair stood on end and his eyes flashed fire as it
were, for there stood bis daughter at the license
window, and beside her stood Beruari Metzel:
, 1879-01-12

ft'HE SOLDIERS ASn CITIZENS COLONY At
apply Ut cony Headquarters, ~ Waahington-st,
, 1879-01-12

neccssarv funds over ana anoVe the insurance
will be raised by a bonded debt sufficient IN
make tue sum about SI00. .0O0. Worl- vii he
commenced On the ruins on Monday next. The
lire left uunarmed lar.re lry-bo1se III ,xh;rh
Temporary tanks have Geen er1rred thai viii
1ase care Of iii the dead animals mil tne
works art. rebuilt '%N WV
..,
r, 4nefe was 10 nave neen meeting at the
sherman house YESTERDAY morning OF ladies'
conhec1eo Nath elGht o1 tne charitable lnstltu"
car,,ival for the benefit Of the Institutions. Int
very few answered the cali. and nothing was
.l,n... The Half-0rnhan Asylum and Women
aud Chiidren's Hospital we're tie only jnsti1u-
fions Represented. sixteeu being nresent from
tie 1ormcr aud one from the Latter. The nert
11.af,ng vii; h. hold ,non the lolj ~ the Pres;
dent. Mrs. Marsh.
:--.:~~..
- gu ntest1eat'on, II Goes mol appear 1nat
-a'o: LaN'cf looh any improper or unoue 1Eter-
, 1879-01-12

Mamie Edwards aged !: years. " ~ NN
Funeral at y M to-day at residence, 81 North May
st., BY cars to Hosehill.
,.JoNES-Ar the residence Of her mother. Mrs S. A.,
Foster, No. 81 Ogdcn"av.. Jan e. Mrs. George ".
Remains taken to rockford, Ill. for tntermenc
Galesburg and Peoria Il1.) and Fond du Lac
tN1s-) papers please copy.
~ BESz-Jan. H. Of consumption, George Benz, aged
o7 years and 10 months
Notice OF funeral hel elfter,
MAGG1EE-On Tuesday evening, Jan. T. H. Bernard
MaEulTe. beloved fon OF James d. and Alice Mcguire,
aged years and months.
Cur darling. after long and painful tl}ness has
ootyed the call Of his Heavenly Father, and is now IN
!ns OF all that Is beautiful promised by
Hlm IN compensation for the amount OF suffering
"ntch ne during his short NE was called
mur. A
HIS intellect ever bright grew brighter az the cold
aaoa OF death vas laid on him. and smile wreath
, 1879-01-12

- MAlsHfBAEES.
HAND--WILSoN-At Oneida. ~ T.. Jan. . hy the
ReS. James Jcssup. ". II. Hand and Mary c. WILSON,
,fELT-BERTEAND- In this city, on Ncw-Ycar's
Eve: 1878, at their residence. as North FrauK]i.sr
BY the ley. Dr. McMuln, Mr. Louis IS, Felt andtNiss
Esmer1ldta Bertrand. " ~ ~ ~
~ aDUSPHEY-sUTCL1FFE- Austin, By the Rev.
Inomaa aj1o Wson Jan George Z. I,unphey, Of this
MASON-RARTE-AtA Aurora ILL.,, Ian. l. Charles
f. Mason and Ida E. Bartc, all Of Chicago.
ASNLET-WlSCHESTE tue residence OF the
BRIDE Isl Forquer Wednesday, Jan. s. b. the Rev
7; +: Marsh: Edward H. Ashley and May +. Win
MuRFEf-cO Jan. Q. By the Rey. Ed
Cuunelle, Doth OF Chicago. 9eA'0
, 1879-01-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


A ME- ST1SG OF MERCHANTS. MANUFAC.
the Stale Fair located IL this city for the next two
years. will be held at the Office OF tnc Daily Hotel Re
porter" 1876 Westinghouse, Monday afternoon 3:3
o'clock. The State Board Of Agriculture makes Its
final decision Tuesday, and prompt and decisive action
Is therefore necessary.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of THE WASHING
tontan llone Association Will be held at the Home
Monday evening.
THE VOCAL CLASS OF THE AsIPHION CHORAL
Society. for beginners. meets Thursday evening at
Apollo Club knoms, American Express Building; s..
Wasan. sscretar;. iso Washing ton.st. Prof. F. L.
lt0BERTSHAW, Director
ft'IlE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS COLONY At
L tircnnclf. Gore County. Kan. For fn particulars
apply Ut oi"ny Headquarters ~ Washington ST. open
day and evening.
THE CHICAGO UNION VETERAN CLUB WILL
1 hold their annual meeting at the Grand rac,1:c
Hotel TO- morrow Ia;daY] evening at O'Clock. Oii
GERS will be elected for the ensuing year.
THE LECTURE OF. REV. JAMES KAT APPLE
ice. to be delivered at 1oofcy's Theatre this
Ing. y OH The Birth Throes Of Great Nation; or,
TIC Story OF American lndcpendencc."
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE EIGHTH
WArd Republican Club Monday 1880 o'clock Mt
90 West arrlsonst. All Republicans Of the ward
f1'HE SUNDAY.sClIOOI. sUPERINTENDENTs' as
socia!on will have officers meeting and socia.
BILE at the First Congregational Church Tuesday
NJ.
I'HE TWENTIETH ANNUAL MEETING or THE
INCORPORATION Of tho Chicago Home Of the Friend
less viii take place Monday at !. y. IN.
, 1879-01-12

Buck i Rayner's cold cream cxces the English
article in softness anu sweetness
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

SiPRHliF CoUET-CHAHRf Rs-Iawrence. Court opens AZ
l03O a. Calendar called az / a Nos p. 23 20,
30, 3d. -. 40 40. 90 JS. 49, -. - 49, 80 S1 luS
III l2 i22 49, 1871 AL J4J lao 80 ia. l7d III ISL
ls5 lst ls5 lss 80 1873 49, ls-. 200 2V, 2o2 l. -O5,
2ub. 2OI -Os, 2l1. 2ll 2iZ 2l3 2l4 40, ZIG. z 2s
Adjourned until December 10.
rrKcAL lEloiysn Bruui, Court opens At 1890 a 10
Bemurfrr.No - Law and Fact. Nos. i1-,
49,. ia. 2O-. 200, 200. -.
tInCUn-PAHf I-AojonfEei sine die
Part Il-Barfett. J-Cour 1850 4. Mos
l7c9 l12s. l3Is. so, l0l2 1928, 1877 773 -.- 4s7
1875 l5-s l2-s is55 esi 1870, 49, 1916 39a, l537.
PAIR LII-van Vosst J.-Court opens Al 1880 a. H.
No-. l2.t l25J 1856 1857 lfoo 1888, 1854 lCs 1888
1897 JjA 1882 1910 1917 l27I 47l7 1880. lJ52 1851
1850. 1853 lC4j. lG+I lDlf, lola.
-i.Eia1E C0ugr-GEsEhAL ILUL-AdJouued until The
Ltsf Monday of December.
SPECIAL tggN-eedgvicF J.-Court opeus AZ 10 a n
tai"nHa called ~ ~ Case on. No 4O-lhornton et a.
rAl iEas-PaH i-sper J.-Court opens at y a. m
Nos 3zs so, sol SO, 52s Jll liJ el% oI3 1fO, @o3
Isr, az. lar
I-gs n aac liI-Adioarnfd ~ thc Term
Moiras u December
srsnAl rEaa-Ilrrem0re ). Court oseDs II 4. IN
Ncs H. 4. y.
EiAt TAaA-PAEr J. Beach. Court opens at = n.-
H0s yl4 i4l SoS 1893 05a. 4ltI l2OO 1910, z34@ SsS
9OJo. 22O-, (5-3. lDsO s07.
PAM IL Adjourned f0r the term.
AAAAE GO hT-C KNERAl. IErA sheridan. OosPp
~ uurt opens al 10 q. m.-Apreale from Orl~rsN0
4 . o. q ., =. TO- H. Appeals nom Jucgssuts--S>>A
u ~ ilciusiye. =.
eaEaAl ssIoSs-PAGT I-Giderseeve JThs People ast
dieA@a Hickey. Daniel Aaoucy, burglary; Benry Ball
grand larceny J. kmA kaoey, Charles walker, rsrxery
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
THE COURTS.

RAPID TRANSIT N BROOKLYN.
sUIrs TO WIND Up ONE or TIE ELEVATED RMLv



sUIrs TO WIND Up ONE or TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY
COMPANIES.
w. Fontaine Bruf. president of the Brook
lyn Elevated Railway Company, has been served with
the comriaints In two SUITS brought against the com
pany ny Attorney Gen .ra schoOnmaker. one is
ton by qo warrantO brought forfeit The charter OF
the company ou the ground that n did begin the
construction OF the road within years after It's
charter va. granted. the law requires that 10 did
not finish the road within three after the end Of
stock Of 100000 was paid il accordance With
the provision the charter The other SUIT Is 10 have
tue work Oi the company abated a nuisance the
plsnt alleging that the company is laying the founds
ons OF tie road the middle Of the streets Instead Of
close 10 the curb ine the charter provides. This
acon is brought IN the OF the People. and It Is
sought permanently 10 enoin the company from doing
any further w0fk except tO remove the iouhdstOns az
Isaiy laid and restore the streets 10 their original
condition. The suits laid IN the Kings County
Court. and the expense OF fuen 10 De borne
b. along thr line Of the road the
route winch from Fulton Ferry, along Waterst. Hut
sOnave Purk-ave., Graudave., Lexugtou-ave, Ralph
ave. and Broadway o East New-Nork. Work has been
IN progress IN Water-st.. Graudlve LoxingiOn-avc.
and Raph-aye last June and within tue iast few
been delivered in Parks between Grand and CeI-
moutavrs Pres dent Brun ti4t there is nothing
IA tue complaints these actions which has not been
passed upon by The courts heretofore and that TIE
suit viii DE favorable % The company.
large force OF wUrkmfn was Dusy Yesterday IN lay
ing foundations for the road m Park-ave., between
MavercY-Ave. and Grancdve Tue stopping Of work by
injunction was avoided by dong II on sunday.