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The New York herald., 1879-12-17

DR. LEMoYNE's CREMATION FURNACE has
been ablast again, but the name of the ndi-
vidual incinerated is SO carefully withheld that
1t is evident posthumous notoriety was not the
cause of the operation.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

SCORE ONE for the Custom House An ocean
steamer has been seized for bringing in pug
dog estimated value fifteen dollars, which did
not appear on the ships manifest. Let Great
Britain take heed to her ways, if she wants to
do business with u.s.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
OBITUARY.
REV. WILLIAM H. oooDE.

REV. WILLIAM H. GOODE.
Tho venerable William H. Goode. D. D., Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. died Of paralysis at his
residence In Richmond Ind at four o'clock yester.
day morning.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

In SPITE OF REPUBLICAN OPPOSITION from
Washington the two houses of the Virginia
Assembly have elected General Malone to the
United States Senate.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

Captain Williams Transfers Himself.
The HERALD has occasionally become
weary Of well doing in the matter of in
every one knows to be the duty Of those
gentlemen--every one but themselves. But
the news published yesterday showed con-
clusively the foolishness OF being faint
hearted and despondent. Months ago,
while the transfer of Captain Williams from
the Twenty-ninth precinct was being urged
by ut least one OF the Commissioners, and
opposed by at least two others, whose in
telligent appreciation Of the good things of
this world doubtless caused their reluct-
ance to tear the Captain away from the
''tenderloin steak of the city," tho HEnALn
advised the doughty King OF Clubs to have
pity upon his friends and transfer himself.
Our yesterdays reports of interviews with
some of the Commissioners indicate that
the recent change in the Captains sphere
OF duty has been in accordance with
the HEaALDs advice. Captain Will
Jams, say Com missioners French and
Wheeler, is promoted. not degraded I;
he regards the transfer as a compliment I;
he desired the change himself and without
his approval 1t would not have been made.
This is as it should be the underlings of
an autocrat should always be courteous to
the power that is gracious enough to allow
them to publicly go through the formali-
ties of governing him, but 1t Is to be hoped
that the Commissioners will exhibit proper
sentiments of gratitude to the HERALD for
the suggestion that has relieved them of
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

YESTERDAY was monument day" in the Sen
ate, bills or reports relative to three different
monuments having been presented.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

The House OF REPRESENTATIVES, is to have
special committee on ship canals, to whom all
petitions, reports &c. on the subject Of cutting
through the lsthmus are to be referred There
are numerous headaches in store for that CON-
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

THE CALL for meeting to consider asylum
abuses is SO well signed as to promise at least
partial wiping out of our States greatest dis
grace.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY AND EVENING.

AQUARIUM-UNcLE TOMS CABIN. Matinee.
ABBEY'S PARK-FnIrz IRELAND.
DALY'S THEATRE-ARABIAN NIGHT Matinee.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-DINoRAH.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-CgusHED TRAcEDIAN Matinee
ITALIA THEATRE-DRR MANN DsBurAsrIS
HAvERLYS THEATRE-THE GALLEY SLAVE. Matinee.
BROADWAY OPERA HoUsE-srgArEcsrs Matinee.
ABERLE'S THEATRE-TINA. THE MILK vKsDRR
NIBLO'S GARDEN-HEARTs STEEL. Matinee
STANDARD THEATRE-PRiNcEss Toro. Matinee
WALLACK'S-EsTELLE.
GERMANIA THEATRE-DoSNA DIANA
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-H. M. $. PISAronE
UNION SQUARE THEATkE-FREScn FLATS.
EOsTER a BIALs CONCERT HALL
SAN FRANCISCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET FLATS
TONY PASTORS Observation-Disclosures
COMIQUE-MuLLIGAS GUARDS CHRISTMAS Matinee.
CHICKERING HALL-JosEFFY MATINEE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-wALKrSo MATCH.
AMERICAN INsTITUTE-DAIRY FAIR
ASSOCIATION HALL-PoNcA INDIANS
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

MIDsHIPMAN J. NIL. PRoUDFrT, q. s. N.
Midshipman John Mclean Proudnt. of the United
States Navy. died the 18th inst. In the twenty.
nth year Of his age. He born in this State and
entered the Naval Academy in 1872 graduating June
20 1876 His last cruise expired In August, 1877 and
he has since been stationed the port of New York.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

LEMoYNEs FURNACE USED FOR THE FOURTH
TIME AT WASHINGTON, pA.-ABsURD sK-
cnEdT-wAs IT THE BODY OF TRACEY, THE
MuRDERER?
, 1879-03-04

half past O'Clock in tic nftcrnoon. when the
well Ind boon bored to dcpth Of about $50
bIcw tlic tools out OF tic we'll, at,d rlitheh out
With auch lorcc AZ to extend to tic t!re III Tho
coal e.uvc, about ten tcet distant trom thc
month Of tho welL The liuuso In which nc men
wcro working took t'rc, nttl the destruction ut
tic derrick tcesncd Inevitable. whom tho rl'sl, "
the gas frort lie we'll garc way 10 a Qtsh ol
water. whct, put The 9ro ont, and wasso strong.
" Inprcguatctl with sulphur that II gould be
smcllctl distance os nearly halt . mfic. For
sn,na time afterward there were alternate r''a!-
ca Ut gas and nl1sttcs Of water from tho well,
each holding its oW,l for about a minute and
half. About o'clock tic wnler wna spoutlng
TO hight Of atout alxtv feet In the nr. and
was strongly imprce1!a'ed With salt; wnG at ~
ltd feet. The boro of the well Is eight 1nchcs,
i,ut tic casing takes up about nm Inch, thus
leaving IN opening ot about seven Inches, from
which tic watcr stif cuisines with such loIce tt,at
D largc biacks,nilhs anvll, placed over tic holcs
waA GlcWn chttrely out,
, 1879-03-04
GovERNMENT BU1LD1N G.

The exports Of alcoh1l yesterday footed up
2t,O barrels.
The subscriptions to the per cont eonsols
yesterday wcro 90, no.
Judge Drummond left for Springfield yes.er-
day 10 hold Circuit Court.
Assistant Treasurer Gilbert lisbursel $685.
ia payment at pensions, etc-
'rhc tnternatrcycnuo receipts yesterday werc
sS, ,43T, ii WHICH whIsky contributed q, 1ij, to-
bacco A,d cluars, 8, IL. H'l beer $499
Dr. Dcsmure, the Government Cattle Inspector,
reported TO Collector sntltt. YESTERDAY that no
new caaes Of pneumonia Ind been developed at
thu Htock-Ynrlis.
According to the usual custom the aaugcrs
,!1ltl Storokccpcrs weTc changed around yester-
day, The S,crilng o1iicers whp hayo done duty
here the past month wcre sent home
Judge Drummond Issued an nrdcr yesterday
tlut no cttzeu Of Caok County should be drawn
on tho next petit jury, 1eluru whom would bc
tried tic Custom-1Iouso cascs, Macarthur, aud
other criminal suits,
, 1879-03-04
CRIMINAL.

Elizn Cur]ey was anei1 $n5 mud costs yesterday
BY Justice Sr,,lty for having her house built so
asto nroicct four feet over IN allcy,-a violation
Of tho Building law.
William Il. Close, who is III some wav mixed
up in the caso IL which sca'cy md Burt and
others arc accused Of cheating Robert Antony
out OF s., 800 on patens-rlgllt sale. was before
Justice Foosc, md aago 1850 bonds for appear
anco Mnrvh T. =
Reports reached this city yesterday that
Charcs8 Tcsstnalt, thu keeper OF h0arainG'
hotlso at Dalton, had committed suicide oy
hanging himself SATURDAY, II's s, eanso o. a.e
man onrc kept saloon next TO tho tdttaGo
Gruyo Avenue Station.
Constable George A. Hartman returned yes
tcrtlay from Boston. bringing With hin walter
MarahAeld, alins "Specklcd Walter" VINO Is
fFas FnFs i rt IL s ssffs$ ro ssss q ssi
street. The prisonef is in. jail. .
james Farrell ,Yas bcforo Justice 1lamtntl
Yesterday charged with completely IN tho ''iE.'-
way robbery Ut sabtna Krenngor at the corner re ot
| theft Of her pockcthooti nc was llcla to tho
Crlninnl Court In bonds OF 5000. G. D. Eaton,
suil to bc II partner Of Farreli's, was rcccnttY
given four ycars e. tho PcnttentiaFS for Ills
share IN tic same robbery.
| A suit was bceuu before Juatieo Salisbury
ycs.ertlay against Justice Peter. Footc. The
litigation is begun in'tlo name Of Michael rec,
bv Alcssrs. Miller & Turner. at.orncys, w'osa
complaint sets forth that the aforesaid Magts~
statute, nccrceatlug., about $ao, IN eight
Seneacary Ses r. ot " saralsiee. A cEsnso Of venue
wns taken TO Justict scuily, ind thy caso " Was
pIantllrs attorneys, or rather QUO Of them, su-
Ecetcd to Justice footc's COUNSEL that t',e case
, 1879-03-04
Np,Jail-
THE ClTY-uALL.

~. ---.,-,. .ruo
Inc Water-ollco receipts last "'onen "e'o
S5s,o05.
ns ,ss4. 1a.. ...a,, w., s.,.., N, ,ornd. ot
nuisances last "ee@' o''a sei@eo "'io' pounos VI
bad incat.
A., NV ~ noa =. .,ea, t. 49,, ~, t.o,ioa,nr
" " ~, .ar ,r.rron,a u, ~ NJ, ron, III,
., s.su,.s, .,iar 1a1A5 ssn, ~ n'ni,,r tntuI nf
S0o1.59i,
r,,', m. c.,,o,.ox .oo,, ,,,,aov vcs.ord.v
INV SnJ Ioesns o1m ..a .'ossns3.r II ~
rooms. neslGs, r. WI anso asn ,H 2,iid.,s Ie,
nc ISL ol AprA' "hea u'e heeuSes pes'" 1u''''E'
due ....---
Cases OF scarlet fcver were reportcl yestcr-
ant street, II Melrcgor street, 2A South Paris
uyegrc Al,t1 251 North Clark attcGt. There was
, 1879-03-04
A HEALTHY GROWTH,

An uncotnmunIy healthy unit al,nost c1cep.
tio,,ally rapid grow tb I. shown by thu annual
statun,cnt Of the Equitable L.fo Assurances 3D.
ciety, which win bu found on thu first page III
this Issur. In tbs short spave of nineteen years.
the pcfiod VI lis existtnce,-lLe nct easfl
assrts jlaYu reached thu cnurln0us sum .! S.a !
lD3, ,j5, ii,u gn.n III tho last year betnE 81 o0o,
UUl, with Ills large al4tion to the surplus ot
$709, 100. Six thousand policies. co1fFlns nearly
81, 600, wvru ISSUED In 1878, Without seaors.
lug to questionable Innovations, atil tho sun Vi
$6,OuO, ,tOO-withIn lrastiUu-patd to policy
holders. 'rAe lllu Of honus u'll mortgages llas
been greatly diminished In amount, ald tl!e
vastly Increased. Tho record IL L poble one.
, 1879-03-04

THE CORONER HELD AN INQUEST
yesterday forenoon an the body Of John Lahov,
the young ,nan who died Saturday morning at
Ills hone, No. 1t5 Ewing street, from injuries
received by tho fall Of an elevator at tho Eureka
Mills, No. PA Lake street, last Wednesday.
Tho Testimony was taken III the sa!oon at the
cornor Of Luke url MARKET streets. Joseph
Wilde was foreman Of tho Jury, which was com-
posed Of Intelligent men. The elevator In ques-
tiou was n,n,lo By J. ". Rcedy, Of this city, und
the building where 1t Is situntcd is Owned By
Mrs. Francfs c. Adams.
Frank II. Lord, a member OF the firm Of 9. A.
boucher &c Co., pr0prlcturs OF tue EArckn Mills.
testified that TIC elevator tcll from Tug @ nrss
had boon placed upon II, mud just rs Lalcy
pulled the rape to ruu It to the upper aoor. The
gcar-wheel calne crashing down, n1nf struck QUO
q s sss sssf it, @ dS y eys ut aesy, sy en at 5s s fa
TINT tlio same e!cgut0r fell when he was upon 1t
with 800 pounds, about QUO month ngo, from
thy thirtl floor to TIC basement, he saving him. m
ss a 1s o sas l a e fTRs I 5 sooE 1 s BE-.
cane detached mud fell into tho bascsnclt a. the
time Witness liberated lis llai,t!s badly in tho
deaccut, but was not otherwise injured.
firm, testified that they had been Informed BY
the agent VI t'lc building, John a. Yale, that
thu carrying capacty Of the elevator was from
2,0o0 10 i QUO pounds.
tELCr SEH0llLCt u mo- Oil hESt 1NEuk4-
first street, mechanical engineer of twenty
live years. cxporcngc testified as to tllu cause
| of tic Incident. Ho enld ho had examined tle
elevator, Alltl ioltsl tllat tho gcar-wllccI t1ut
broke u1.tl fell ind struck Lalley was defective
Ia its casting. liz explained that tho rcverae
motion When putting the eleyntor III gear would,
OF ITSELF In tl1ne OF use, infect the iron Of tho
| gcar-wherl, and the repeated, sudden turks,
| with lond Oh the elevator, would, IN time,
cause breakagc. 1lc did not consider ts,nt the
| elevator 1T question Wag capable of hutsttNg
moro ttlun from QUO to l,000 pounds. In answer
TO question by tbs Coroner, wltncss said thai
it was easier to nut 3,609 weight on paper as the
| capacltY OF nu elevator thah to 20 up On ona
with TINT weight ind cut the rupe a1ll tako Tic
risk OF failing With salety, as ho Ind aone IN at
experiment WnerD 1000 pounds was on the ele'
yalur, tn addition to the weight Of the carriage
itself.
After a khort dcliberatlon thu jury returned
verdict lint the heetased, john Lahey, hat
come to hls death from injuries received n.y. tllt
breaking A,ld falling OF an elevator gear-whco
Mt the place above mentioned, nilu that llle
l wheel was n,ado Of defective tsaM otherwise tue
| accident Would not hAye occurred. Lnllty Wn1
employed at tho nill aa q trnMstcf, alil une ol
| tt,e iMtyuen was !n favor Of Recommending thu
elevators should be placed In Charge Ut com
potent persons, ntst run ny nono others
Eighteen months ago a mtn t,hthcd Aiclelial
! WINS nuMg up III tiir sa1nu elevator. when It. du
scendea suddenly, anl caught Oh tho dog, bu
ll,c lnuin COG or geur-wcGl 1r0k0 mud porttot
struck lin. Tie wlccI waa replaced by I'll,
| 0uu which killed lnhoy last "Wednesday.
, 1879-03-04

THE NEduLAH QUARTERLY AkEf!Ho
of tue County Uoanl was held yesterday after.
noon, oil Of tia members proaent, except Mr.
Meyer,
4 communication Was reaa from thu City
Clerk, notifying the Board Of thu uct!on of tf.
Council .u thu letting Of Court-llouse contracts,
etc. Referred.
A communication was read fruni the Clark OF
thu County Court aEkIng an inrrcase in the SAL
ary Ut lid cash.es NV! scdemptton clerk, giving
theta the figures they Ind before tho reductions
wcrc u,ado Hosne months ago.
Alr, Fitzgerald muyca tilut the Increase be a1-
lowed, s!nce precedent Ind hccp maAe tn in-
crcaslng salaries IN the County Hcasures's
otlce.
Mr. Wheeler was opposed to any increase be-
Ing made, AMI Thought the board lad set
dangerous precedcnt. ile hoped the appliea-
tion would be placed op lile. ..-.
10th oi the Ilotluns we're lost. After lengthy
wrange tlse matter was referred to the Finance
Committee.
A pumber Ut bills were read and referred.
Among them was oua Of 44,6223 for dieting pris-
ouets 1t the jail for the last quarter. and Ar,
, 1879-03-04

only action taken IN Tho matter, yestcrlny vas
nxtnE tic per diem 1t the futuro at f2.hf but
he lid nut ,ntan II, md II WAS promptly !aid
day, but tlo mt know how to Bot It. 'fIlcy t1o
MT wnnt II, howoyUr, II they ara nbt entitled 10
II. nt th. chances arc TINT 1t turns out tl'at
they ean Tx their ewn ray they Will Tx u ~
bv giving half lilo time 10 1t they my lo A.
idua.
rI1H HOSPITAL MANAonMENr.
scyera1 Commissioners had something 10 say
Yesterday with reference to Tic press strlctnfes
On the Hospital management, anu say ,1 s!'at
things arc now fnr better than they wcrr. They
nll confess, hnwovcr, TINT necessity exists for
change In the medical department. Ut ne IN.
stituton.-hot that tho Medical Lizard "a tot
composed of good md competent yeftiemen
for tl,r work, hut tt!at they tunnot a!lDrd TO
eisc the time tn 1t that Ii necessary, ai.l tint MS
rnn u l. impossible tu Fix responsibility any,
wlcrc. They rsrngnize stlc Necessity uf hassliG
} Alttlicnl Superintendent, who shon'tl a'o''e oo
srspousEblc tor Tic ndn!lssipl. treatntns. '','d
pad by the ct,unty N,tl live III tug institution.
The utily reason They give for mt making tho
Change l,ld having. Things "a they naght to bc,
Is that they fear 'her ennl.l nnt &C. e.
credit to their good scnse.. The Warden 's ~.
RpousIblr for the cnre 1T tc property, a1il llhs
hbnc we'll rs far rs he his gone, bMt no ene y
responsible for the management Of nc mtu.cal
ii wuuid 10 nil rfght M It Is; hut since u is
hospital Tor the treatment ot tlie elc, a',l snee
nour hut the sick urc supposed TO bc minutes, u
requires no argument to show the nrcti oi en-
experienced mud tlorollgll medical Eentlena" ,,l,
boing connected NTH II ~ t'is capacity Of Med.
uf the patfouts. Thousands Of dollars could be
saved to the county every ycar'
, 1879-03-04

u ET 1hr int nj in1rbt rtft,css yns stated to lie
s5si ria % rpnart wn. lien nJoptcj, NIL yolo
- io,aa W.. w., y.n In Treasurer MD Secretary
r. ~ t;rt'.!r' ,,'c,r rrnn,te. VS.
" H. T T. Hnnn Ha1tar1. lhc resilient phys!cinp,
,r,. ~, i, 4f fni;n,et fasts ram tj rt,yslcfans
smn,,oi M rrnrt N,tnhcr of ,,oticuts in tic los.
st.9 srn,' isT.' d. a,in,ittnl tt,,r;ug tNu
pnnr ,,'.r n hirths ~: number nf ua-
t,cnt,. " trcn,"'i' III, number of patients dis
ehar%ca se'a. numhcr VI doaths, O: uunlhcr Of
no1isn'a rrn,onnr March !. i8ip III; number
ot , na,Ients treated a. liz tlos1isat I'd; Al TIC
~. ,,,s,;rr ri treatments nil prcscrjpttons Mt
thc ,Isnrt,*srv 2iI5; visits to outside patients,
ifl Tt,c attending nbysicaus arc Drs. Mary II.
Fn,,,n. H. tsv md Sara, Ilaekctt Stevenson. Thc
rcnnrt IN, acccptcI,
'eT I'in riectoM @ Of oi,]cera for the ensuing ycar
rcsnsi ri ~ fa'i,,ws: President, Mrs, j. {, lit.
tor: tirst Vice. .l'rcsilent, Mrs. Dir. Dyus: Scc-
nn|i Vfr. .I'res,acnt. Mrs, j, Mct;rccnr Adams
S".rctnry. Mrs. i. Il. Williams Treasurer, Mrs,
ifnnry n{lkinso,l.
r.,. nnr,. ,.,,,erv r,.o.
~ ,t'"Hs,s',s ".s ,e,.ra.ssa ~. Tin
uho OF tHe important witnesses iof .n1'; ns
SGs.n. .t. I. .S a.s,anaTss ~a,.o1 o"is tlaum
rssit]Iirt nj 2sJ Carroll nyur,,c, lie wus 40.
nututna1 Htoro kecncr In 1Sie, during tile nn,iI,-
istrutit,F ii tho lite John r Harper, at tint
time Collector Of tbs district, iIe Wns assigned
, 1879-03-04

ScnnesB claim for pnr tiicm A1H travelling Gx.
pcnses for thc anmc time. amounting tu *sss,
s1B2.N 10th Of the Iattcr-natncd bille weru
made OIL Mt The rate Of s2.5D pcr day. md were
referred to the Committee IN Public Borv'ce. >,
jnr M t,1,on On" ihe County Treasurer to bc moro
spcctic In his statements to tic board, evcn to
tin extent Of disclosing The banks with wci, ho
duuosils, etc. Tho resolution was adopted
unanimously.
Nj. Cobu1n moved that the pav OF The htatron
ing that shc was a very efficient uerso1,., ~,
Sir. Flt.0crald waited tt,e. pay fixed as sSo
per month. the satne as last year.
Mr.. bradley said The pay was fixed In making
lip the salaries son,c mouths ago, AHA there was
no tnlisr Of nctlon.
Mr. Ayart saitl tho duty OF stosekecncr had
been added to that OF Aiatron and the pay
should bu increased. 4une further discussion
followed. alul the motion OF Mr.. Cobllrn was
ta.Ie1 Finally tho Atatron's pay WINS fixed at
$50 per mouth.
rAr or COMMISSIONERS.
Mr. Wheeler introduced ttlu f0lowtng:
Resoired. That from mid after lhie datc the com.
rensa.son for tho Commissioners Of Cook County
shn|I he nj the reie Of % per day and mileage
a q e. ss Il a ny s Sas 9
dny, actively employed.
Mr.. Ayars mnycd TO table the resolution.
Mr.. Flzacrald urged the adoption of tho rcso'
G auy ti;ne I'll lint tic lie lad lad dawn more than he bad ID
Il right to he would refund the money. fl0
moved the Buspcnston of tho rules and the pas
s0gS of tic resolution.
Mr.. Durlltg sail the statutes p1niulY fixed the
compensation OF the Commissioners, mud my
action tho Boarl might take would amount TO
Mothlng lie was opposed to auspcnang tho
rules.
The motion to suspend the rules was then
put, asd los. by the following vote:
1tas-Dradlcy, Fitzgerald. Hoffman,. Leuxcn.
Wheeler, Wood-G.
Nugs-Avars, Upcae, nur1ing, CobuEn, Miller,
BtcWoft, apohotd, 8nnnc-B.
The resolution was lati over under the rules,
atli will come up a. the next meeting as nn.tn.
! iahcl business.
Mr. Coburn introduced resolution providing
that al resolutions hereafter presented aHsl lnid
0yer bo printed for tlle Information Of the men,
| bers Of tt,e Dnaftl. Laid over.
hfr. Wood Introduced resolution calling upon
tho Supervisors OF tic several towns to send to
| the Boart ut nnce l!st Of all tic pAupers they
arc aidtlIg, mil full description OF them, na
provided by statute. The ru1cs wcro suspended
ind the resolution adoptcsl.
| CoMrAnlsoN OF EXPENDITURES,
\ AIr. Scnne submittcd tho following:
Statement Of expenditures ordered paid by thI.
Board ont nf the denorat Find, nttile recommend.
alton Of cnmMtttcca nan,cd beIowitcxcept election
cxpcnseB}, for tho Qrst quarter OF chc Official year.
| from Dec. l to March l. each ycar for tho Inst
| tttSnn
, 1879-03-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cvrus Ounce, boston. 1Danfosth Beehcr. n. 7.
~ Young Jr. ST. Lputa. III, II. Ha.tin9s, Walpole,
H. W 'rurnrr IT, Fnul, ID. s. Uarrtger, nmlha.
81. c, Dtchi, iudianapoiis. "a. 0ano. Cincinnati.
l.. =. Allen llnmnluai.t u. T.. Mitchell, Milwaukee
PALMER HOUSE,.
J. N. Moore, T.oat4yillu l.. Dawson. Spe,, Ky.
q. ", Steele hlAriul,, IN. IL. IL. llx, ~. 1lutt.
FIN. lobinpo,,, UubaauuiA. =. tirswn!d, Esla. IA.
ii, IL, Watauu, Pst,shur,,. u. U. bates. innktun.!
J, L. French, Cluyelnnu. w. II. FrceHlan. boaton.
TJtRApNT HOUSE.
H. II. noat Michigan e. j, IL. ttlnna. Lafayette.
j. Il. Foster. u. i. lfarher, nttr.,t
r, j. 1tuggrs, t'HlAha. ". ". Fawler. N: I.
j. W payy. Cine, i. n, singer, NJ Fan'.
Ii, H. kherluaE. k!ltw, G. i. llutnnnl, y. y.
SHERMAN nDuaH.
c. l.. DIcart. OsAHoth, Nv. y. iunnR, lhfla.
4. j. ljuntuus 1t, Ali. lno. II. Isobi,, HctBphs.
Hurf Nohbius tlancsy,l1sl Il. j. NehnFds0n, 130atou
il, II. Sherman. M1l,y If. +. Htrong fond tu Lac
j, r. StupIvs saltwater. Ia. II. King, 1t. FAa'.
, 1879-03-04
npmarkable EEuptlons from, We'll.

Last uutunn d1ts IT, VI Vacuan I'll Company, Of
thss city, begun the work of lsiltus tor salt at
Lv ROY. Stats gcoiogtsts had xtyea, tlss op!n.
lou tbat there was u Scisl, at,d several hundred
dollars (about $3.50, u IL sa!a} Msro raised ~
beiug expected that tbs same vein would be
rsasbcl there ~ bad been reached tn Wyoming,
only much nearer the surlaca. On FRIDAY. ahout
, 1879-03-04

Messss. Fisher 3 Taylor. cnrncr Thirteenth
street md Wabash avenue. sold nj retail to-day
seventeen hcau Of horscs for good prices- This ID
stIrsug and energetic firm, and will and marker
for horsca II therc 10 any to be found.
, 1879-03-04

Some Of the Commissioners madc cxplann.
tions Of tic report to show whY reductions hatl
bceE made with certain Committees and H.
crcuscs witt, others, nftur which the Board ad-
iOurned for ono week.
, 1879-03-04

Tho Chicago Union Lime Works, No. 153 Market
street. arc prepared to furnish md dclvor ehaynss
for horse. bed0lnE. at fcasouAno prices.
, 1879-03-04
1HSfEVATink,

TO the lower orders. all smca are alike: It IL The
swccter. cleaner pureE TINT enjoy III. psce's fsch
perfumes, -putGcct flower ooss.
, 1879-03-04

Dr.. D'ungcr. discover of the ctnctouA crre for
drunkenness, cures oil caees. 1toonl 2l Palmer
1ioaae.
, 1879-03-04

Tho Inevitable.
Dstfon Frfs ptxss.
Put hoy In cnst-irs'n boots, md he'd get hla
feet wet Just the samc.
, 1879-03-04
FAILURES ron FxBnuARy.


The Hradstrect Conpany's report Of buslncss
failures Iur tile month Ut February, III tls city,
Ia "a follows, showing the different lines Of
trade:
, 1879-03-04

Il rcul-es.ate leuler Msu prominent r0slent
of the West DIytslun Inns on llur,l Br4eme for
Gu,ldug a:l eleyatcI railway, which llu asserts Is
to 6v uuroly a Wost-Sidc atEair. lie aays
that severnl 81 tjr wcaitliest Of li,e cttzeus II
ti;at dss!oi, laye sa.s!sd .stlo,!sy iaa !!| M ,hs
~ h.in.. @ tnadu ant. II Is prpposei to Iayo
capitai stock u sl,UD0 IN sltares Of tloj
sa,uu nr,nc.niu Is thc one in Nuw York, with
slattone vyvly tour hl,wks, ut which tlls ears
,siii st.,n whrther tnrru are auy pusspngcrs 10
"st n, sr MI Or not; t.,as sohahly liz same
fsre viii be- chargeu to the rtly tMlts .lmt Is
rsrrrJ iy tl,r strcet-ca, roI1,psnles; unl that
m1ssih,y i,,s rai,rpaL viii esty,a 10 Austin a.w
ryel, 70 Oak rark, ~ to the right ri way. lle
| tlinbv IT can bu ol,tnnrtl eitllcr M Adams or
Mo,lrae streets, or. II 1t eannot, tt!rh ny alleys
liz tA!nks the road would Improve any stFrut
I through which IT pusstd ~ prE gent, anu the
uuIse had been 50 far silrncrd ii'as 70 objection
could tie satsed utl that 9cctlllnt. lle AppcaFed
Yesterday 10 be very confident " sltTess, mlla
| rays that the catabIishhcnt OK tue roau u ccT@
tanty.
! 4 CURIOUS ypNERar, SERVICE
..., ~, ,,,,. ~ . t.,.,,s, ri, on,-o,,,r
.o A. u, v ~ .,ay. ~ H.. was
, 1879-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


r(,siE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
l Sixteenth Ward tscrubiican CII;n WI, bu held
this e.ea!ug At WFlskts ila corucr Ut seIgwrk and
, 1879-03-04

Statement OF expenditures ordered paid by this
Doard ont nf the General FHudt ntthe recomtnenJ-
alton OF cumuittcca nan,ed beI0wt tfcxcept election
cxncnscs} for the Grst quarter of each official year,
from Due. / to March l, each year for tho last
, 1879-03-04

Hefnre commenced using It had rety b,, Feast
especially nltlts ~ tila cutd XII hut ver5 tts ss
now ca W to he'd end sleep sound frl!o, 1.yfae Il
cough al1 nt.llt. II. Il. IiiSi:Ka w y
AMttlean Express Co, Milton Innciiaa IA,