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has submitted tho result Of his hEur.
inE on tho question, which shows lint
tho cost Of the Department to ivy
WAS {.s.7,tD0, whtle for tho next ak months y
will BE- &217,UHl. In other worsls, ltic pntrol.
men, for Instance, nre to he cut oil $t1h per
month, mud thereby $00.0U0 which hns been an-
t,ropriatcd 10 pay them Is TO be saved ana takcn
over 10 next ycar,--in Other words. the 9 per
cent thcy givo up /. 10 bn nllowcd to aecss'!late
in The City TfcAturcr's hands fur. him to lraw ,
interest on, and year from now is to % aaoea
to tic appropriation.
WHY lie nErnENcHEs.
The Mayor sta,es his reasons for retrcnchng
ns follows:
The total valuation Of tlle property In the city
LAST ycnr was Sl}l, ,00, ,D0. ou which m asscss-
incnt OF 2 88-1O0 per ccntage was levied, RlginS
tho amount u{ tile levy as - 10, 5b7, ~, which
inctules $G75, coo nail out for intercst. Esc!,,
sire OF the interest the perceptagc Ok The tntnl
valuation would bo aB5, ar levy Of $a,l0s,.
757.ah Now, hosatd. a. there will be only per
tent lcyy on tic total valuation ncxt year, They
will hayo to save 81 perecnt on the amounts o1-
pended thla year IN the Same valuation rs NC
rear tho levy for goneral purposes would
amount to $500, 600, a,ll. including interest,
$A2o1t GOO, which wnuid be nbont $4S0, ,u00 ietH
titan thcy have control Of this year: The Is per
cent wfll go In next rear ~ Save the ass,i!'!g ol
next years. scrip. 81 the Mayor saya Wll!le he
will have 10 be economical now. he will haSc to
bo mora 10 next year.
, 1879-07-10

members OF The Association shall hc bound not
to dcnl With Bucit firms. Lumber sola 10
manufacturers and railroad or trans poraatton
companies Ia excepted from TIL! RUE. AZ, ~
TllG yearly dies wcrc advanced from ta 70 ~.
mil an nrticlc added tlcabnE tho Qua'thch1lohs
for membership,
A resolution wns adopted to The ELECT tnat
the Association wilt demand compensation 1or
lumber sold by wholesale denlcFs "itnln I'VE
miles Ut the Court-flonse, and not consumed. K,
The article IN relation to tho election PILE 81 y
rtctors vns changed 70 as TO makc them cIleaole
for ter,ns OF ono, two, anil three Years.
A provision was also tnndc roctgntznC ride
tracks within ak nilea OF the gard Of any mcm'
bcr ns within bis Jurisdiction.
Tie election Ut officers WAS tf,en taken MP,
resulting as follows: President, Henry Ead!e,
prfaccton, Mo-; Vtco.rrcs!dcnt, ]. X: Earlc.
Moucnce, Ill.,: SECRETARY, ". ~. Jnusom'
Directors, II. N. Dixon, ArcoIa, ILL.,. nnl Az
'rrego, Ho,pstown, H., one ycar: j. W. Porter,
Iown CRY, Ia, alsi 8. II. King. Marshal!, WIS:
two wears; i. g. Munson. State Centre, In, and
W. A. COLDER. Sterling, Ill, throo years,
Tho ncwly.ctcclcd President 1elisotcd m nd-
dress, and the Convention adjourned sinc dto
utter pasalNg vote oi thnnkB to Col. John A..
Rice of the fremont House, ai,d 10 tic retiring
ohlctrs. ~,
At tho conclusion Of this meeting The Hoard
OF Directors held 4 session nna coneEdcret! a
number Of cates referred to them 1or actt'c'
Tic Convention will meet ngaln in this city
| tho second Wednesday In July, loS0.
, 1879-07-10

may bc cxpectcd--tltc holding out Of nfew ot the
smaller concerns. If only a few lrns, and not
majority can be Induced to como into inc agree
drop. It appears tint the ,r,anutacturcrs who
havo entered into the agreement thus tar hnve
done 50 with tho feeling tllat 1t will be q mutual
tcnctlt to themselves and TO the Work!nEment
bccause, under ihe lcss-llours tysteH, tiicy WI
he able to hire those at present out oi vork
and keep IN the production. ar even increase T.
Tho thing Isn't rs clearly explained 70 st ont
eisler us It might bc, but The n'an,'tactnfsts
probably KNOW what ts Tor their interest .,nt n,s
there WIS no fright hours' work for ton !,ours'
pnyt about 1t, hut that 1t wa* MI equitable ninl
mutually satistactory Arrangement wn,en
would ennhle tlM inann!acturcFs to pfoance
ha much as they arc now producing. II not
more, gfyc thcfr present cn1plnyes moro lime
for themselves, md nt1urd employment to those
now ont of work. II is said that several more
manufacturers will como into the arrangement
THE rIAsrEnENI' uHIox
met at Maskcll f1all last evening, to constdcr
pcllcd l,y the fact Tint they had learned through
Inc pspcrs that tile piaatcrers Of 81. Louis
wero On n strike. The rlastcrers hero naTc g
been aud aro rccnvGE Sem per day, ,ani while l'r,, 10
ei onv t ey thins iii R't at II IT, Louis
era strike for $150 tlnt theY are Justified In Do
mandlnE nn advance over them. These wore
The ideas anfmatlng the meeting, and
400 persons nrescnt, mud they wcre very
naturally MI OF one mind. They rantcd more
money, which Is n ,,ui7crsnl complaint, and 10
The consideration Of their lnteroats The e9ht,
hour question cut no figure wliatcvor.. II had
so.nc friends, md It was discussed whether I,
reduction Of hours or incrcaso Of pay should
10 the dcsideratum, hut amounted to nothing, M
meeting lasted until midnight. n1!d
The result, briefly stated, was tint IL wni
ngreed with great unanl1nty to sirike
Monday for M increase q Ma9ea from Ga
| to 80 There wss some feeling. nraintt tite
move because some regarded It ns smprncticable
but The details cannot be Hivcn for tic reason
| that tho proceedings wern supposed to bostrict
| " private. There Is scarcely doubt, howtTer
but they will demand tho increase, and rctuso Il
! work unless they get It,.
, 1879-07-10
.TuI COUNTY BUILDING.

Certificates for Judges md clerkh Of tho lato
ir<,tcn, election nro now being prepared, md
.a ,.s,, -, ..srca .hnnt Auc.1.
"eA We 'se"'9 ~0e"' -.e
Insane cascs, Of which there aro ten on tho
docket, will be taken uo 10 the County Court
mi, nnr,1nr. In the afternoon Judge f4oomis
vii iii hnnr ,,pi,on. '''9
-. ''e~- "'0''o''' .,.
The Coroner Yesterday replevined 1aa,t. On aoont
90, coo cigars, part OF the stock OF .. naekn1an,
q NO. IL hsnIolpn etIee1' no" !" ce's' "
Deputy.shsr'n sl'os"'nser' ,o n.,,.n..
vrstsrfSay naii tie County Treasurer its taxes
fnr 1H;A nr1,tulntlnQ TO S:t31t}, OF this amount
5000 Vas for county tai, and $1,000 Of the
fntal uns in cIty scrtp.
-. .., Moss
~ - tue Coanty Coart ySgtea}iw sh ~ ''15 Fo,de a.
ttcua' ns adninssEnlof o. M.ctae, ~, a,,einst
STffIiat, !, aud swI1 a. C1ark. t.harjcs II,
Jaw h.n.n ~ % antf"r smtt ac.in.t r. i. Cole.
aisn ai"euf for a MI e"A' 4@'' ~~"''
"Dr." Il: D. Palmer WIS orrcsted Teste1aaY @
Oh tho indictments found BY the Grand Jufy
last week agalnst him for larceny sWtnoian1iE, 1i
MD practtclng medicine without ,aceflse. He
| to Jail, tho trial being set Tor tomorrow.
IN ruE CRIMINAL. COURT
Yesterday the iury brought III scaled verdict
IL thn nnnen1 csso tnken by Frnt,k UumpIroys
- fr,", . ~, ,"rtsinr If south FYaustor, Justice
,vhn flnr,l lin twn ecnorate eums Of 800 for
9it,,s iia,or u;'hont iircnse The tury xel
tso wrrnItv nj III ID nni All in thc Two cases,
l''u ptIo sor,r Tnmrt sfnsos Tcihcnstcin wa, a.
1ut,ae ~ III. fothpr ~ Iinsn steircr's infant. and
iHHaS iHa ;,snei or,irr WAS ,nntie.
''G nnrs ms' Wo,tef NJ n1c,dn II o,,tv :, IN cbarre
=, h,1g,are "nd was Temnndci for contcurc.
VAIL GIa-r wns trIcd for iarrcry. iuTr nit,
!Jhn a"n "asc ri :Tohn f!roF and William Young,
chsrocd viii hnrvinrr. il m fr,nl.
"rIsc r.scs o"ainst' I 'mndnrst the cottnpo
-nwo e.cu,,c taiinr md hts .icrefi rontrdcr.
~. hs1a hoc, ras.cd ~ lie s"ntrnbrr trrn,,
"js j,t,1e % Tn,or sittinfr in thc Criminal Court,
annI IL Witt h, MrI .ain. n t,onstabie. SID for
a,,na,Gr, Iu ,on,w ~ rnc.;1nd hv Kin n rfrtu. nj
~ nt'1ao I'll ~ conrIton"e viii, fi,c stntutf
n,,t.rcI m nrosr ficriarin, thc tlel,nouent f.,r
cwcr inc1irihic IN hnld any oilice nf trust O,
r,of,t IN fhc stn,c of IiIlnnis Nr. McLain had
oos'e' ~ ~,,u s,.r,ro r,uo
,,, a 1,u a." ,.',.... H., - =,
ing members ot .ne Go9ntg hossm nppfaa :.
p6 1lInost Allalllluub ~ tCh Muto1 AililAs'o" ~
, 1879-07-10
HONEST MONEY.
Hp%tat Dist,atch to 1'As Tribune.

CLEVELAND, O., July 0.-Thts c7enlng large
~ attended meeting, irrespective OF party, was
held hero for the purpose OF taking action look
tng towards the formation OF branch Of tho
Honest -Monoy Lcague OF tho Northwest. Tho
gathering was attended By some Of tho mott
prominent Republicans anu Democrats Of the
city, untl WIS called to order by Col. John Hay,
who, In dolug 10, lnalc few stirring remarks
appropriate to tlsa occasion. Jasvy n. Adams
waa called upon to preside, and, IN taklnE. tho
chair, also mtdc short but ablo speech. Thom.
a. ii. Nlchol Secretary Of tts 1loncst-M0uey
League Of tho Northwest, followed With one OF
Ills instructive talks on The moncY question, after
Which Vl1eie L. kloIn addressed tns u.eutlnE.
ii. l.. Scudder, 1T Chicago, was present, anil
mado few remarks. 4 committee WAS ap'
po}nted to make arrangements for permanent
Organization Ut branch Of the League. to meet
at Tue call Vt tlse committee.
, 1879-07-10
ROMANCE
KEET2uH
Gtfrja{ Dlsua 'ch .tt The Tribune.

MAn1nrrA, Co., July 0.-A romantic mar.
rtage took place nero last ulght. Mr. l1untly,
Of La Grange, aud Miss Richardson, Of Mnrtcttp,
had boon botrot!,ed for u long time. Through
the unpostio1I OF her parents, It Is said. the lady
broke her engagement and engaged harsolf tu
Marietta gentlcTnal. She VIVA to have mar.
rje litu last Night, tl.c ttousseau n,,l all bstle
ready. Iluntly, heartng Of the approachll,
welding, wont to MARIETTA Saturday a1,d plead:
cd ills old cause. al,o would not ylel1 und be
had gouc TO tho depot to lcnve whom noto was
llalltlcl AtH,. This stated tAt shu lnd Feluntcl,
and would murry him. flo remained over
clipped with her to Atlanta, and was Inarrlcc
there. All the parties atnnd high In society
Tile affair creates great excitement.
, 1879-07-10

THE CoMixa suNDAI-scHooL ASSEMBLY.
The Lake Bluff SundaY-Schoof Assembly VIII
commence It's fourth annual meeting July 10 at
Lake Bluff continuing until july rs. The Rev.
John Williamson is Superintendent; tho lscv.
4. W. Patten, Secretary. The exercises WILL
begin Tuesday evening, july l5, With addresses
by the members Of tho Sunday School Commit.
tee nnd othcrf, with vocal md Instrumental
music. The children's meeting and sundas-
school teachers conference Will foIo" THO
noxt morning. Prof. Sarah 11ackctt Stevenson
N. H., will lecture on 1.-THE Physiological baa's
OF Educasion.n Leonard Brett will lecture q. On
"Abralam Liucoln," and tho Rev. Il. W.
Thomas will speak On "soctology."
Thursday will be opened with . chflarcn'a
meeting, ind the Rev: y. T. Crafts vii let. .
a.o Y. G. q aarusoy % viii oirer popular lecture en
"Chctn!stry.'' On Friday, July 18. Judge =.
Il. PaiCc viii favor The neetIng With l!ia able
lecture on tho "OriEtn and Growth OF Worldn."
rhc Rcy Arthur Little WI, spcak % on Thhe ~ hG, T.
tl,c morning Judge paGc Will LECTURE on the
1Orttiu md Dcrclopmonk Of Life" Prof J.
8. Jewell, M. D., will lecture July 10, on TIC
Drau anl HoE to Gafe for IT, T.pn1a proi' y; d;
Jcrusalcm.h ,-.
bishop Andrews will deliver tho sermon Jn'y
20. in ,he evening there will be lovc-fcass.
Monday July q, Judge raigo spsakSs !, So oi'
Jewell lecture on tho "Dratn ae tho Instrument
Of Thought md Fcoling.H In tho evening Prof:
j. N. Daniorth will lecture on microscopy"
b. oxy-hydroeeni igt: t7I,,; .-u, ,.,.,r. -, .n,u,d
md Hon,er,'' Tuesday, July q, md Lieut. Coy
tinont.'' Prot. II. s. Carhsrt will deliver an
illustrated lecturo on Light In thc evening
Tsandsay b w setuaS S%,3 o 's wSssr Sf = Mssleo
Prof. Ii, u, Cnrtutt will speak nm "Etcctrlctty.'
, 1879-07-10
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.

4 PRIVATE CONSULTATION
Over The Democracy Of the State stands the
uncertain shadow Of 1880. At present the ques-
tion 10 not so mitch whether Tllden, Thurman
Bayarl or Davis shall 10 the national Standard
bearer. The conundtutn il, What shall bo doud
to ncutralxe tho ba.cful cilects Of tho cxtra
Congressional session which closed few dors
aro, and what steps must bo taken In the coun-
ties this fall to wold again the dtecordant olc-
,ncnts aud glyc the party tho "boom," which It
TO much rcaulrcsl Each county. II, the
Stata Will elect tho coming November
i Treasurer and Surveyor, md IN thls
sS ss' seor s9 e Gort uaEo as9'eep esrk n n
the Superior Court md Eve County Commits
bioucre There is an urgent nocd for nunlerous
Democratic victories Id the state 80 much
on account Of The spnils, which arc COMPARE.
1SSQ-'81 will np Ic1cgntctI tho duty OF Inaktng
now redtssricling OF tho State for Congressional
Senatc, twcnty-six hold nycs. OF these there
Arc j1ttocu Republicans, ten Democrats, and one
Socialist. 10 glvo tho Democracy the control
OF poth Houses, they must elect sixteen sena-
| tors and acycnty-soyen REPRESENTATIVES. In the
last I.e0tslaturc they had twcnty-four OF the
farmer nnel sixty Of tho lnttor, though tho ten
| Greenhackcrs tnore frequently voted with them
than with tic Republicans.
| 10 take hlrds.eye view Of tho situation, MS
1t were, n conference Of prominent Democrats
| from variolb parts OF tbs atate was held Tues
day evening IN Il secluded room Ia the Sher1nan
| House. 1ilero sscrn present Washington Arm
strong Of 1.asalle, james HarritEton Of Kane,
Luther Dcarborn Of Macon, George c. liar
rington OF Isuquots, a. /. kuapp OF sansamon.
y. e. TnYIor ot knnkHkcc, II. H.. Enocll Of
Winncbago, Jlcnrv Eidgely and Thomas II.
Campbell, both Of Sapgamon. 4 number OF
Local liehts, including the ever'fatthtul Johi1
ForsYtli, wcre also In attendance.
It fs needless to 8ay tlht tlls situation was
thoroughly dsctlsscd from every possible stand.
no,ut. aud IN the course Of tl>e discussion some
Ittle attention VIVA pata to the condition OF thu
Democracy III tlts county. llarr[son's wou}a-bc
leallerslip waa unanimously pronounced n fall
| ire, u,4d tho necessity for throwing him
overheard was rnnao 30 apparent that
When tho caucus came to close
not onc Ut tho politicians prescu
felt ts!e slightest inclination to admit him a. !
| factor IN any movement or combination tlla
| might bo rn!io towards tho unileation Of thu
party.
prcscntrh before thu people, ind, after scyera
readlrgs Of tho bill Of rights N!!tl OTHER srciiOn
Of The Constitution, both National aihl state. !
| waB unanimously concurrctl tn that the Qucs
t!ons OF the right to bcAr artns-a sop to the "
| efnlIsts-lt1l lhc freedom of tic haint-a hoW
In favor Of tho ustful, but not. ornau.enta
"stuIc1," should ho presented as 'llr Vital Il
sues of tho cutupatgn. Un thesc tsc leaders pre-
. noso 10 stake thcir lives, their fortunes, All
:. their sacred honor. .,-.-.
!. Anutlwr caucus Ut representatives from q
parts of tle Stuto will bo h0ld iu tile course VI
i few weeks.
, 1879-07-10
LAKE THEIGTITS.


Grain frc,shts wcFe little stronger ycster-
lay, hut no advance over previous rates was OF
taiucd. It is expected that the s1so In whcat
will enable carriers to obtain &c on corn and 21Sc
ou wheat today. engagements yesterday were
AZ follows: To Butfalo-Prop Vanderbilt, corn
through to Boston at lie. To Ktngston-Schrs
j. WaIs, wheat, aud Nellie Wilder. corn; also
srh.s K. Kelley. j. r. Noycs, Jamaica, nnd 3.
Blake, corn ut Ike. To Montreal-Prop Scotia,
wheat ut VIZ. Capacity, $4,000 bu wheat and
10000 bu corn.
1t the Vessel Owners Association
Office Yesterday The following charters were re-
ported: scl,r G. II. Hackley, ccdar posts from
Masonyillp to Milwaukee, 3M3Ac each; schr
Chtcago, $1.89k per cord; md tho sctr Lucy j..
Clark, DIR lurll,or from Point st. 1gnaco to
Chlcoro 81, 90 DOR loo feot.
, 1879-07-10

THE SECOND ANNUAL MKKTiND or TIE MA
TlONAL ASSOCIATION
Of Lumbcrnen was held Ia the ladies' ordinary
\ Of the fremont House ycsteslayt commencing
at 10 o'clock a. III.
The meeting was called to order By Mr.. ". H.
Jutlson. Of Iowa City, Ia.. tho President Of tho
Association.
A1noug the Delegates present wcro J. 7.
Hates, Danbury, Coun.: P. bishop, Sheldon,
Ill; W. A. bryant. urunly Centre, Ia; Ellas
loyey, Dixon, ILL.,; J. W. Booth, Chana. ILL.,;
II. Cad!c, Princeton, Mo-; n. CrAm, Farmer
CisY, Ill; Ii. N. Dickson, Arc ola, ILL.,; n. +.
Dalton, yineennes, Ind; William Dcakon,
saabbonls, Ill; ", +. Dator, Bradford, Ill.,;
j. X. Eagle, afon'cnec, ILL.,; r. i.
W!s.; ii. 4. (solirs. Sterling. ILL.,; F: ii. ts,i-
| ford. Medium, Mo-; Thomas Gilmore, Mnco1nb,
Ill; ii. G. dcrrlehs, Greenyills,. !ll.; g. X, Ir.
win. Peru, Ind; =. Y. KMtE. Marshall, Vs.;
H.; ill., +. s s. aiWuson, atato Centre. Ia, William
Moo,o, Waterman. ILL. Mckinney 4 Co., II
i'aso, III; W, alrDoual.l, t:arr1lto1, Mo-; Il.
CpConnar, Butayia. H.; john Y. Porter, Iowa y
a2op Gay; s''s rsr1 nnS'' ina stansty b.oa H.;
j. i. saxo, Blri's lhdEe, III, +. I: sprccker,
sit. Morrls. H.; A. II. ,rrseo !loep.town; H.:
"; Wstou, TO-, Clifton, ahi i'll; i. IL. wimarth. Crown
Thc annual rcports of thu President anl Bee
rctary were read ula! adonted; I.ese reports ta
trade. n,tl show . satsalactory condition OF the
lumber tnterests The membership Of tho AZ
sosiaslon. according to tho FopoFt Of tue ssefe'
tary, foots Mp 7l3.
to lie consideration Of various proposed asnena
,neuts to tho constitution, and their EeieFsnet
to appropriate cotnlplttees. ,,.,,t
, 1879-07-10

The receipts for Licences yesterday amounted
to $4,000.
The Police Committee meets Frl1ny, and the
Committee on WAarycs anl Public Grounds
Saturday.
The CITY Treasurer yesterday received S101
from the Comptroller, s9, 1865 from the Water
Deuartmcnt, a,,d s2,G0G from tho City Col
lcctor.
The Indications nTc That the mortality report
tll!s week VII. bc more favorable, though chot..
crn intantum docs not Eccln to hare abated
much.
Commissioner DeWolf proposes to bo In nc
cord with h. i1onn. posy and e that cst emu m T.
Ills anlary-list will make him solid.
Tic Stnyor eays positively tint he will make
no change ut present fn tle Police S4pcrtn-
tendency, but Seavcy's condition is such that
| there will doubtless 10 change within a
month.
inquiry was received by the s1nyor yesterday
many. for Christlieb laAsc wto lived here prior
to 1871, wltll bis family. Ills friends desire to
hear iro.n him.
Prof. Slebcl, to whom samples Of meat frnm
thu ealing Of which family on the West stdo
WAS supposed to hava tccn poisoned were giyen
sn,nI tinlc ago to l1 analysed. hnB completed
| ills work, ul,1 bceu unable tu (nd any traces Of
poisonous matter. lilo will sub1ntt hta report in
Il few days.
building permits wero Issued yesterday to
james Turner 10 erect tW0'story mcat-cannlhE
fuctory, renr of 5I9 and 514 Archer avenue, to
story bYtlcr-shot, lu coat ~ 500: to Lambert
freu, 10 errvt 4 htwo.slory storc at No. t3l Clark
street. To cost n ,5u]: to Fred Itue, TO erect q
twn-storY dwelling ut No. Ia Kublo struet, tu
cost $1,50o; aud 10 ]arrett Il shcr'nan, TO erect
twpsturY r4srrlnva tuetory, corner of jackson
md Franklin sttects, to cost 5000.
Tl.u Commissioner Of Public Works made
some appointments yesterday. Ioln Mccarthy
was appointed ilsThor- Master, y!ce Thoma,
4. j. box; il. +. Heirett. ' Assistant Wa,cI
Assessor, yirs Il. Coatrs; Thotnns Dwyeg, Col
lecton of Water R:nss, vice q. o'nren: 7. D
ian; Mathew Collier. tender KinsIo, street
: bridge, vito ]. Dawson: ami pntrlck Meaney
tepler North avenue bsHlge, VICE F. Albretht
, rMH clTr-HAL1 lEvEsT1dATloR.
, Tic exports In tic Clty.ltail investigation
! wtrc at work aEatu yesterday, and the turthe
i .l.argea Interested partica have made. variou
. individuals were on hand to point ort pnholc
ia the stony, a1a they ranle ycry near d!ss!isi
s s sys'ySbSa' bl ediss e0SSIisd p re' oss Sa'a ~,
! might have been bo'tsF ,e'np'eyoa, o.
they wsie NOT inytod they sanne !,
:. their volunteer services. Tlc Committee foun
:. ycTI few defects cumpasnttvelr.--ht lca9t y
D. inore than ara % be found In buildings of II
u kinl,-at.1, although tic work IL fur fruin cot
Z nle.s, 1t is believed thcy Will report tha.. Will
+, ti.ere a1o sono dctecta In tic stono and wos
" lltanshlp, there aru nope to make any nol
uoqt: Tsy a1i1,sm!y ssnesdc ts superioF
,u said that the defects III thr clty's ha1f wcro
i i III tpo eountY's liaif. 'ris cIarEc. oririna'
unt r$
, 1879-07-10
one WORD COVERS THE ADVICE

Whic,, shon,i be given to ncrvo4s, elendce,
and dcbtlltatcd pcrsons-inrtGoratd! Sct!attscs,
Thc systom snust bc bn.!t ur with a Eenntne tonic
IN 10 tho recovery q yEor and ssa naaltY ~
tte icndnu inrjgprpDt, ilosteticr'a st omAch lit
ters, should he Ecsorscl 10 BY thosc who suffer
from weak nerves and general debility. The st0m-
ousncss and Iora Of vitality, is toned an regulated
by this medicine until tlio orRal acts win pre-
cfnlon akin to thas OF steady going rocc q me-
nrc throngl, tho influence Of tho I!ittcrF. followed
by gain Of sigor and tctb, md the tit sappear"
where such exist, as they usually do. Appetite
and sleep are then reHainch.
, 1879-07-10

!EUM!M181H II. e ] NsUHHH1fIE =, -
Carter Harrison, well known tn Washington
as tho friend u OF our Marine Band, tus made
magnificent fatfuru as Mayor OF Chicago. lie
had toyeutY oillres to give. out when he was
applicants Tor lhea,. DcIug accustomed to
spread pauclty Of brains over d large area of
pretended statesmaustlp, Carter did mt hes!-
tate 10 attempt 10 mike theso otliecs 20
around y among his friends. Tho end OF It all
Il tlAt whcn the blanket covers bis heAd. his
Ieot aud legs ars uncovered, and Ylca yssaa-
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nrno!n,ct1 commstoe on Music; t. y, vas d. do,
,4.it,l i" ,ny.ir several prominent men
front ,''c Enst to deliver osatlons' among
1e 1os,ou 9s noi len bo utes s'9 T. <. Collins, an J.
i. Fitzgerald, ot i,o.ton; Gen; nalpjn, cf G!a.
ctnnatl; aud Col. lsoborts, ot Ner York: Ihs
Committee adjourned II meet With INC genera
Of III sanSsx
$3.50 .. m,
A caso Of somewhat peculiar interest GANG up
yesterday nftornoon before jndEo Knsckor-
booker It, The rrobats Court A Jury Nas In
pahe1ea to tlcctda upon the question Of appoint
lug conservator for Mrs. snaan 8. Coatsworth.
Tie motion was made at the instaucs Of her
brother, Dr. Flood, OF Hyde Park. 1t Is alleged
and was shown from the tcstlmony taken that
Mrs. Coatswort1 has become gradually tne.pa.
timt slc l,as lost hef property on Tho West
akte through thn foreclosure OF = mortghGe
Mru. Coatsworth ia tho widow Of Ma3. Coa.s,,
worth, Who was d Surgeon IN the army: ana
died IN the scrvae in 1911. Sue has conslicrs1.
biz literary reputation, llavfuE. written boois
called "1hc Loyal People Of the Northwest
biography Of her husband, nnd several go!nmss
Of poetns. besades contributing numerous al!i'
clcs to various magazines. One Of tho neG1tliatt-
tins Of her intirtttv seems to be TINT. although
previously Of un1uubtcA integrity, abe has latter"
lY become utterly unreliable, mud much Elyen
to schemes In fraud Of her creditors. A long
list Of witnesses wcro examined, and the JURY
"'O''f' " scR,r ron sAlu..
r,,. +.,,o,x,,o- c,rcr,or vna ac,+ hroatcast
Inc lo.lo"n's i, ,.iu. sMIu.at i,<ri1. e'A~ 0''1'
scseraay' e1p'ans ts.n' ... ~. =, r,.,.
~ te fecalar meSn1 2. tae nonrn a3n,tss ~ a.,
Gn neIn sn 1nmG hntnR VA s Snthorzsd to eeoTe
nrnnnsals tor the nntclnsr of lne scrtp isst,e By
Hoard. n fsr "a tho same il offered Tor sale, and
to allow tha person making tho hlghent bil the *.
elusive privilege Of tho rooms Of tho Board ~ fot
cashlng tho scrip on tao cay II ~ pa'a 10 lug
Ihe acfsp q tcr r. .oE nd H,tnEr .na -,
Sn;nn s,neicvs. n. fnt Mn~ snH Jnnr. ampnntnr to
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THO snncarauce Of Carter With his feet and legs
bare IL simply md llorrifynElY. appalling. Aenco
tho verdict that hc Is failure.
plehsURAatE.

Thote who wish to mako their dcltcaclca tnjoya'
b1e will make ,so Of Dr. rricns Special Flnror!ng
E1trscts-Va antlla, Orange, otc.
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TIE CANAL,

Ba,paspoRr, July 0.-Arrlvsd-First Na'
tloual, Birds bridge, 600 bu corn; prop 1H-
pestal, Seneca, 1000 bu coru: Harriet, sances.
o,5o0 bu corn; Lily, scuaeat 8.600 hu oats;
rhonlx, Lockport, o,400 nu corn.
eais ca.to osws no5s & e u6ss,
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MILWAUKEE.

hneetdl Dtfn1teA 10 1As 1Tteun&
MuWAvKBE,' July Ono charters to-day,
Arrived schrs Columbian. Myosol.s.
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PORT COLnORNE.
apsctai DkpdltA so 77a 7fisnnA
PoRr CoinoRnH, Ont, July 0.-raskcd up-
schr F, G. Leighton, Uswcgo 10 Chicago. coal.
Down-Nothng. Wfnd-Suuthwess, fresh.