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, 1879-05-25

IN NEW 1oRK YESTERDAY.
May 4.-ReceIpts-Ftour, 10, 451 brls: wheat,
os7,502 bu; corn, 299.650 bu; oats, 32,S11 bu:
corn-meal, 1,6s5 pkgs: rye, 3,7l4 bu; malt, 7a5
bu; pork, 140 brIs; beef, $50 ties; cut meats,
ST pkgs; lard, 2,247 tcs; whisky, 342 brls.
Exports-For twcnty-four hours-Flour, 49,
600 brls; wheat, 100000 bu; corn, 200 bu;
oats, 1000 bn; rye, $4,000 bu.
, 1879-05-25
BY TELEGRAPH.

TORE1GN.
The following were received BY ths Chicago
Board OF Trode:
LIVERPOOL, May 241 p. Observation-Disclosures
There il not much doing; no demand except for
consumption. Country markets are quiet. Corn
dull. Flour steady; extra State, lis I'd. Wheat
Red winter, 9s I'd; No. spring, Id lower, at Is
Cd; No. spring, 81 Cd; California steady. Corn
d Sd. Cargoes off coast-Whcat and corn dull.
Provisions steady. Lard, 32s Cd. Bacon-L. T.,
2os; s. c., o6s Sd. Western prime mesa pork,
ATS Cd.
LONDON, May 24.-LrvEnpooL-Wheat slow;
No. 2 and No. / California. 9s@es Cd; No. and
No. spring, u 6ddD7s Sd. Cargoes of coast
Wheat quiet. Corn quieter; fair average American
mixed, 24s Cd. CaFgoes on passage-W heat SLOW.
LryEHrooI., May 24.-CoTroN-Flat and irregu-
lar ut 6 l1-l6d; sales. 5. 900 bales; speculation
and export 1000; American, 4, GOO:
ANTW1nP, Mey M.-PETRoLEUH-20Ad
, 1879-05-25

LOS. Increase In value. 73x per cents 6,286, 1o2
Convertible 81, 18S3-Amount out
standing, $500, 600. Price dan, 2,
1873, 102; jan. 2, "187D. l13. In
crease in value, II per cent -........ s68, 600
Convertible Sc. 189EAmount OUT
standing, S.. 715, 900. Price Jan. 9,
1873, 100; May i, eame bonds are
represented by S. 600, 900 6s exempt
selling at 1O6. and 81, 752r 400 6s
non-cxempt, selling ut 1o2. In
crease In value .-...-. .. J. 372, 448
Omaha j. S. W.-Amount outstanding,
81, 034, 600. Price Jan !, 1873 about
100; May !, 1879, lis. Increase in
Fdlue..... .+ 1pos AuV
Total. ................... ..... 5 :, s7a, $50
Add the increase OF value Of the Atthi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe.:........... IL, al, 1ao
, 1879-05-25
A Democrat Who Won't Have Davis.
ia khs Editor af The Trih1tnk


To the Editor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 24.-A real Democ1at can get no
voice in the Davis organ here, and 30 crave the
courtesy Of q little space in Republican paper.
Neither David Davis nor ". F. Story are Demo-
Gratis save for u reward One must be baited from
hts hole with an office, and the other with some
consideration 10 find out what political party he
belongs.
4 tremendous Efforts being made by his personal
friends, mostly Republicans and 1shmaelites. to
manufacture Democratic sentiment for Davis as
Presidential candidate. The Times threatens that
it cannot be relied on to support anybody else
It's reporters have secured the streets aud offces
for Democrats willing to give It's man boost, and
it publishes their opinions IN this mornings issue
under glowing If1a<s haading, with just enough
, 1879-05-25


CHICAGO. May 24.-I zee in your paper Of yes
terday letter from some chronic grumbler4 aud
advisor genernl to the community objecting to the
recent order Of the North Side Strcet-Ratlway
Company, forbidding cars to stop, except On cross
,ngs, between Division and Madison streets. This
be complains Of as q great outrage against ladies
and Others, who are compelled to walk half block
for the purpose Of getting on car. As =
matter Of fact the order IL an admirable
one, which meets with the general approval Of all
who travel on the cars, and that for the following
reason: Ninety-nine out OF every 100 who get on
the North Side cars, especially during the crowded
season Of the day, get on ut Madison and Randolph
streets. Those who get On at Lake. Water, and
other points up Division are but few In number.
That ninety nine who get on down town want the
best possible running time made; they want to
get home; 1t don't suit them to have their
comfort interfered with, and their car delayed for
the sake OF one individual who is too lazy to walk
half block to get on the car. It IL the impress
sion Of the ninety mine that their rights are su-
perior to those Of the one, and they intend to
stand By the Company in the enforcement OF what
they consider most admirable regulation.
4 FRIEND OF THE Rule.
, 1879-05-25
FOREIGN. I
LONDON, May 24.-Holiday.
PARIS, May A.-Rentes quiet"
COMMERCIAL.

--latest quotations for May delivery On inc
,raf,,np articles for the last two business DAYS:
, 1879-05-25

COOK CO. S. PER CENT,
ASD
EOKTH CHICAGO CITY hallway
7PER CENT BUNDS,
At
HAKIES HEEROT1EA
los Washington-st.
Investment Securities oi ali kinds.
, 1879-05-25

ceipts Of hides continue light, and some dealers
Quoted the market stronger on green salted
stock. Poultry was slow md easy. Green
fruits mere plenty and generally steady, berries
being easier.
, 1879-05-25

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS,
In the Basement once Of the Fire. Proof Building
COR. STATE AND WAsH1nGToN-sTs.
Private Boxes for rent ut from IS to $40 per ysar
Entrance On Washington-st-, and from door at Bank
Inn
, 1879-05-25

The following shows the receipts and ship
ments OF wheat at points named yesterday:
, 1879-05-25

By TELEGRAPH.
NEW Y0KK-
~ vnRF. Nav v23.-GoYernmeut8 firm and
, 1879-05-25

r. g. eALroxsTALl. l.. Il, KIpDEn d CO.;
ChicaRo, New York
l18 LzSalIe-st. Chicago.
STOCK BROKERS'.
Stocks bought and sold margin BY telegraph It n.
r ratea Of Commission Stock Lists on nle and AL In
formation furnished on application
Neaars. Saltonstall, EiddeT TTask OF our nrn are
members Of the New York Stock Exchange.
, 1879-05-25

rrxrrsarox MISSOURI RIVER, II HLBRAsKA.
stock outetanding, $s, 536, 800. Price
Iaa. = 1873, SIN; Nay !, 1873.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-30
AIVORD & SON.
Text BOO6 UDif0r71ity.
RESULT WHERE BOOKS HAVE TO
STAND ON THEIR OWN MERIT.

At Convention of School Directors, of
Centre County, held Bellefonte, Decem-
Der 26, 1878, pursuant to the call of IL.
Meyer, Esq, County superintendent, for
the purpose of considering the propriety
Of taking measures to secure a uniformity
of the textbooks used in the schools of
said county, the following action was
taken, over fifty directors being present
and nearly all the district in the county
being represented:
COPY OF MINUTES.
Upon motion of G. =. StonerOd, of Snow
Shoe township, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS Great expense and waste are
frequently incurred by the present and con-
nstatly changing variety of textbooks used in
the common schools of Centre county, there
fore, be it
ReSOt0ed, BY the representative directors
here in session, that a system of textbooks,
suitable, complete and uniform, be adopted i'm
accordance with the laws of the State
throughout the county.
Upon motion of j. G. 2. Jones, the follow
ing plan was adopted with but one dissenting
vote, to carry into effect the following pre-
ambe and resolutions:
FIRST. The various publishing houses to
send samples of their books to e acb schol
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The attention of Directors is called to
Section LXII of the School Laws, which
requires every School Board in the State
20 adopt a series of Textbooks every,
year, during vacation, which books, and
no others, can be used during the ensuing
school year. This is intended to fix a
uniform course of study for the school or
each district.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed Committee to count the vote on
county uniformity of Textbooks in Cen
tire county, respectfully report that
they have carefully performed such duty
and that the foregoing is correct can
vaSS of the same.
SAMUEL FRANCK,
JARED HARPER,
w. G.. HEINLE,
Committee appointed by the County
Superintendent to canvass the votes
BELLEFONTB. PA, June %, 1879
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-30
REDUCED TO $500 PER YEAR.

subscriptions will be received at this Office in
Clubs with this Paper.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-30

We respectfully invite public attention to
, 1879-02-18
TR1BUNE

AErut, mil II ia readily imagined whp hos been
getting thc worst q the BARGAINS: It Is tt,nnght
Tint ,hc Office will ho roinNvcd to Il tlouhc
store or Washington street, near Canal, which
can DO gntton for so per month ,instt May l.,
md for $0a per month for tic cns.itnH ycar.
Tho case Of ,llr Trtistccs Of thu Dntton Acati-
eny ~. u. y. Wentworth will havc nj, alrllls in
the County Court today. t npi~ars. or Is nj
legged BY tic plaintiffs, TINT Wentworth c1tcrcd
itto a contract to I'LL the position ot prlncipa1
nf tho Acatlcrny fur a Giren tlme, md Tint hc
broko Ills eontrars. ctc., to 90 back 10 tic Cotn.
" Normal School, fur which. they want dn,rl.
ages. Butts hnve been brought Ii tho natne uf
cach Of tho Trustees, ns'l that OF c. II. Dalton
will 1e tried today.
The February Grand Jury, wns ,u1nAnclcd
Yesterday .,norn!ng, nm Frank Drake wah So.
til. Nrntnl ,1urlcs from NINTH to inonsl. could
not fail to recog''ize several fsnllnr iaeeA ta
.he body, yet, Ms q whs'tc, 'he i'iry r a great
imrr0yet1leiit on tta moro recent predecessors.
The Court re'rancd from. giving tllc Jury tho
nccusomed instrncttans, anil they nroecct.r'! to
work at once, lit dd very little during the day,
aud notIing Of any particular importance.
, 1879-02-18

THE sut!Trensurs paid out s5i,0oo
The exports OF nlcolio were 10a harrcls.
1'l,ere wns an unusual ilclnunl for 1 yer cent
bombs, tho subscriptions amounting to 9l0,000
lsIc intornal.reycnuo receipts werc Se4, 1Sl.H
tax pail, S1O,0!i.20; tobaeeo md cluars, ST.
1p;i.2o; beer, s5}G.ao; export. $40.
spcc!al.Agcnt Kcctc was yesterday informed
by lnsncctor 13cl, Of Tic Detroit Custom. House,
that largo tnvorc Of Canadian books were on
thrte way to ChIcagU In the tnnits, mud Thotnas
Inns already mnl2 raUnn In his library for tho
valnmcs, anll will take them In when they ar-
rive.
A letter wns received from Congressman
Yesterday, III witch II was stated Tint the lrcsi-
dcnt Ind Rnil ITO change would he made In tic
Dstrlct-Attotnrys Ulllco until inter tho trat OF
ts,u Clistun-llonso rAses. Judru BnuNs got II
telegram from somewhere, and wns engagcl In
writing u yery long letter, nltl from slgse tacts
au Inference WIS drawn, but he quictcd nll
ratnors BY saving for the hundrcdth time that
| lie hadn't RESIGNED.
No Gorcrnmtut Inspectors have yet hecn ap-
pointed to look after tic Cattle Mt tn: Stock
Yards, nl!tl nu,'e WI l'p unfess money ts placed
their services. lie Inns written to the Secretary
Of thu Treasury at1sing for sufficient funds to
enal'lo him to employ xpcrtcnccd svcterlnnry
| surKconsf mid cxnccts M answer BoOn II La
| said lint ptcuto-lnensiontn rant,ot be dis
| covered by superficial examination OF cattle; 1t
's necessary to kill an animal ind sec in what
condition tic meat Is Mt the expiration Of tel,
days. II the disease cxtsts, its presence can
| then bo known.
| Onc Of The mcu who robbed tho Post Of1ico
at palutino "Wednesday night was captuscd
yestertlay by spcctal-Ageut hensfaw md City
Detectives Scott and Slcghton. There were
! threu thieves, It will be remembered and they
blew open ihc safe 1T +. c. KobIson's store,
where The Post Oll1ee WIS located, md secured
$30D worth Of stamps, 800 IN silver, Sl,5o0 in
notes md bonds, md some change" tile
amount of which Is unknown. They catle into
the city OIL n Northwestern train md Jumped
or at Clybourn Sutton. Rober. Tay-
! lor WIS picked up from leecrtp-
tion, md tllv brakeman unu baggage-
man fully identified him. ue wAs
found Mt No, 800 West Lake street, where i1n
had room, In whteh were found "brneu " nnl
| other burglars tools, some powder, md Iu,-
| ncl. Nuua Of the stolen property was yccoy-
cred. Arraigncl Deiorc Commissioner Hpyffr,
Taylor waived un examination, the was commit
ted in default Of S,GD0 ball, to awaik trial. liz
is a acknowledgements fellow, but the de-
tcctivrs sag he Is professional und has served
uuo or two turns IN the Peuitentinry. The
o1ler two nre still Ut lnrec but their cauturo ls
only q nattcr vi tlmo II thuy rclnuin In or
| nrO4nu CltcagO
, 1879-02-18

III. r,ma xuau Peter Smith ,vi,nn I'm xvoo
brought into !nu Armory dead drunk, but when
he waa sober bis nan'e was something else, and
he wors the insignia Of Lieutenant, but not OF
the " Quccn's navec" lie complained bitterly
As'u"' toe 'oss " '%aIe .',.1, so'u "asen a.s
ct'ain, hnt put on 30 pltllua m ar that Justice
summcrtled let tim oil with - iiMc.
pr,,,,,,, t,orce, wos not,re .1,ct,co w,,son
yestesaaf 10 answer 70 'ho c"aese Q, lf'ine III
the wife Of thu complainant, August hrause'
The nrnsceutiop wns withdrawn hy tho cou-
p1aiutug witness, who stated tlat no nccuntury
notwtl,stnntliur n monctary difference Of sisn,
~ s',,1 H.. ~. aa. - ~ .
INC harket value OF w'lc
front and tho other In tlse rear Of NJ. 753 Jc!
fnrauu street, had 9unrrel OH tho lGtA 1T last
December. and Fritz Ia Ills passion, struck bis
weak but provoking aEtagontst over, the
DR.. f. Lackner attonded pohl until
Il fow days a4;o, when II wns found pcccssary to
ses,l lEu, 10 tho Cnunty Hospital for treatment.
poi,t hns gfven sign. of recovery at times, and
suueny 1c'apse' aesseeselaY u Was aeain eo'
porte , a. ..at ron! waH ~ p.ss"eaons soI;u,1oa:
sn w., ~ ~, ~ s. ~
''e "cs. 'aaa'S'h ssFec. o'a''o" 'ast hlE".*
iJOlin ii. HwArtWOtit, who nptelre In tllG 1rcc-
tory as Treasurer of The SIM juan Bullion Com
pany, having m oillco at Room II Metropolitan
l}lock, and living at No. al5 Warren ascnae.
WIS before Justice Footo yesterday
charged by Taussant Ale,lurtl, con-
Traitor living al M. ISL Taylor streut,
with .satlulcnt!y sell,ng to ,s,e SAID Mennr1 q
dce,l to UU acres Of land In Clay County, Iowa,
for tho sum OF $6OtN Thu complaint a|legrs
lint the lanl! described In the deed was, At thu
time of the sale , IL STILL tI,cpropcrty Of tho
uuitcd Statua uoyerulnent, md tlut swurlwunt
Huyer owned Mor controlled It, glc uernscl
walycd exaMlsMsiuta IL my! gasu st.ooo bonds for
hppcaranes oelofe tae srnla1tat court.
Arrests: Thomas Mozculus, q negro thief,
whu IL charged With stealing q roat, vest, md
| OTHER articles from performers ut Iin,iltn's
Theatre; john NtcI,aits, ]ust released frOm tI,a
House ot CurrectIot,, mud charged with tarccny
| by Samuel Beers, OF No. B33 Archer ave-
ntle; ". Al. SAaw, larceny OF blanket
, 1879-02-18

While thny were t1o!ng 80, tn threw revolver
Into tho r,'a'tway, aud totl, rnn awny. hHrts
svas too lgltfootcu an,l too tricky to be ca!,ght
nnthlllg agnfnst 1nrns savc TINT tlc r!rcun'
stances ulttcr which he was arrested were s,ls-
ptriutts, In VlUw Df several rol1brrtrs reecMtty
committed by lncn wearing similar tllsg1'sca.
Justice slorrl.ou: Cornulla fsosc,l.tton,, lar.
cuny vi wenring apparel from Annie JACKSON, oi
No. 81 Wcat Kinzlc aLrgct, $5OU to the Ctlintl1n
Court; Gearge 5law. y'lnrc1, ntten.ptfl,E TO
snatch a satclel from II. 7. Roiesson, u ~
Sc ssSSs worth charged good. with ton o'ti;s!ss t;sssss
SEIZURE, Ht lauapa!!s Mpon t.e :sssn9th as' 81, 81
opportunity 70 appear against Him; ,tohn llag-
erty. wIio ttnln nn oycrcoat iron, John AuHcrs,
Of No Ill West Fifteenth street, while y Ioran'a
ssltN'n ~ ltatstc, i nsar Harrison, $40 to Tug
tnols from alolsted street. hardware dealer:
*3l to tic :!0th: Jamcs Rciden, ttll-tapper. $500
70 tho 10Th; Joseph Gcrman, John mud Charos
sssoS ana 1oSie'y xs q s eaes es's DID, 10
~ to stve il away. discharged; Kats
Waterd, theft vi eloth'ng iroln her employer,
Pn!io Wei.z' pawnn5"Ser, s3oo TO ts a ls!ni s!li;
to tic I'd; "Dou" Frcticrtcke md Ilicresa
liciloy, cur9el with tho tf,ett Of souc articles
frula a saluon ut No. LAB Washington street,
$500 to tlle 2O,A; Aaria kennSy, larccny
Of clock. SOD TO tho 10Th; Carl Fard-
Ing, assan!t'ng Michaet k"leiakl with =
!atchct, sduo 70 Gle 20; John smith, alias
by Ul!iccr Potter soer1cl ,u,ld who have bnen
identified BY Joseph Nowak, of No. 500 Rebccca
street, as two Ut the fur masked men who cn:
tered his SALOON few nights ago u,,d helpcd
themselves to ahout sl00 in cash. $1,000
each to the I'D; John Morchcad, who
I'm
$1,000 10 tho same date; Willatn Fitzgerald,
slo0 line at hfs own request. Justice Summer.
ttril: john Roach, assunlttng nud stuotfng as
Frctl Lcnuclrr, $500 to tic lljth; Michael Me-
Dull, bIgan,y on c:'tliplaint Of his wto Carrie
l1ylng Ut No. slo Mntn stress, soo9 t. tho 2oth;
wilkins, willie drunk. OF Ills clotlnE nnd not
Of $15,5, as was stated, his sensible mother buy.
Ing takcn The money tro,n him fur safc.kceping,
$3.50 10 the Criminal Court; William Taylor. .
culorel sharper. s1ao linz; George Kuslek md
Alict,uvl Kernry, ulfas :" I1inky Dlnk, the hoot
blaek,t $o25 i!n0 OIL trif'lGg chargo preferred by
Hnua kuudson.
, 1879-02-18

,,.. . ,,,,,,,.,,, o,,.,t,,, IT,, F-,,,tt .Iohn.
Mrs. 4. PETERSON; secretary; Mts fFank "nnni
Sons trcasaFertsAlfs' A. y. hehaatl. !foatM u
s1re:Yisose, Mss' F.. u; tatsSssaa, WIZ. W.T..
a: Il. harbcFt Mrs; reteT naEGy, MES ~.
El!za Lint, MTs. dEsslG Ctemsint,, strs' strs
Eobeft uolltfy: Mrs. u. T. Stra'Int., M'E,
ltnos. Airs. Roee FORESTER. Mrs, th'linM'er i'el
plrkcrInE, Mrs. Julius Aln!sosA afs: ass
!ety hirs. j. !" Cnrt1rt'' MIs. - M"1,','s. inn,
Mrs. Julia drnnt, Mrs. y Daltoh M.e. "atncs
uIcn adjourned.
sruRagoA hay cANAT"
In nccortlouce With Joint resolution Of The
wisconsin Assembly providing for IN inycsti-
gallon j,,to tie n(liss Of thu Sturgeon 1lny II
Lake Michigan Slllti-Canal nnti tiarbor Com
,,nny. nf wi,jrh tIc lion. Jcs6e Hnaldtng and
Ecti. William Il. Strong, Of thts city, arc prcsi-
dent nnti accretnry, anil rcrurt to the ncyt
, 1879-02-18

DEATHS .


DEsMOEn-1n thts city on thu tolh Inst, Of con.
sun.ntioa, Nlss Mary X. Desmond. aKvu 81 years
Funeral viii taka Placo frln her tatG residence. lait
5st s. caarss sssssx asS e u ty
sars t9 ca'sary ccmctc1y' FrIends OF ths faulty arc
a's .ssa ~ ;s.t ~ It'll ''s IT,
Funeral on Tucsday, Feb. H. At lam.
Rsy @ rat{ t g ofS;nf
Wtliiam si.i Tatfick Ksliy. 4''' ''''"'' -
n ~s.on his xar % Ireland sna WA taken .Mudcn.
tbs l!osnta wtsr. ts de,i ~ Ee,l.ns Wfl arrive
a sho tss.;x 1 Fpst e %sync asnst s y ~. c!tY
wlfs's parentt; iii iilae i.s.it.sv.
H0tct OF funeral hereafter.
Moq1VES-FsS y r. Fl easun'onsa A. TIE ;fea1tsaeo
Wiz. Caroline %i'es,oaE ssi'sen ags n yssss "''
Funeral fruul the Aea.s Tuc.d,y. Feb ID Ut 3p. I'll
u WatcTtown IN. ~ and Milwaukee papers p'rAsa
,HARHows-rs1. - 4: s'.o rsssae9se os her .on.
pasiya Ut County Kilkenny. rarlsh Of fulehsr Ire.
FunenI Will take p!acs Wednesday =. 10 o'clock 10
ge Marys Church, tlisnco by carriages to Calvary
Cemetury.
ntJ.KELL-In Chicago, Feb. ID. OF pneumonia,
Funeral tTon, III. ia1r fes!asnss: : soa Faon:st..
''sits? w Meat5asi IL aissaii; p.pes. pe.,s copy.
IA EssSs !, Y; v,' ,s.4sns .ss Sn Ryan,
BY i@sia IL soias ca
vary. I'll. frieads sre cordially Invited
hfart ltssa*o. AMbrosH IL AuI4tI ags4l II year,.
liurial services Ut Hoseh Cemetery on WeapradAy,
frtsads ara iasitsl "a as,sei. y ''' - ''''
nspheE faI IT,
, 1879-02-18

A pitiful case Is thnt OF Walter Il. Broom.
To wns the first man In England to uppnse the
Cunfcderato agcnts, anu hu went through York.
shIre utrl Lancashire speaking to the working
u,asscs in faYor Of tue freedom Of tho slavca.
When he came to Alnoriesl III 1854, prominent
Abollttonlsts, III recognition Of Ills aerviccs,
st speiutv IN Nc new S York' md M he % r2ckoned amous
lis friends Francis Lictcr, Ws.dcll Phillips
md Charles Summer. Lust summer no worked
for newspaper II Phi.atlvlph.a wt,Ieh failed,
nnd he lost considerable buck aalnrY. Last week
a''fcportcr found lin III that city half starved
IN garret, sic!i aud suffering.
, 1879-02-18
NERVE lNQUIETUDE AND lrs pfN19S

loStloaa nerves. al least those tbot nrs sea'l
II no. arc weak onos ~ well, IKE e ,.,s eoastln.
.tanqniltzc taom thoroughly Il to stscnv,h., W. -.
It may be. may, 1t worry artcn /. noro''.a 1ata.
resoatso 70 aelatlse OF oven an ooIa,s !, ass,
aees ssses = ss asixns sns.s 's's s,s@ss @
to 10 depFccates1! Though nut 1t'ss II Ertstfr
set1sr. a apcClnc for uuryonsncu,." !" fe.irIt:ta
s%ss sn ss1ny 'sfs T. emaen'y a's, i If,
Th sne1tmabe ton1c BY prouo,sne ns'diisn':ats dssa::at
assimilation, and secretioa, tonrhnss 99sleest1oa 9s
KY notSs ay ws .s o al H. H. bs bs
OF Vitality nta llinsed through *. 'tesa stafsl
which te ncrscs receive their die auoo,n.1a. ea. q
anu grow tranquil a. they rathEr a, roa".,
, 1879-02-18

IEHHEnT-sM1Tll-At tha residence OF tho hraos
mother, - NORTH uroYa..t., Feb. II. ls7 by Tho I.Hv
i. Q. raylor 4: VI, Herbert, OF AtlaaG, la, anl
tv- Albany, New YORK, and st. Louis paprrs pscaac
cupy
,BAHBtTT-Fpokl,7Bsl FEB. II. by thn Hoy.
1tr00ke lftrfuri, Arthur W. iIabDllt a1l Family L,
Food. huth of tAta cltf.
,HANN NAKtl- -6PEARS-Feh. II, IT. tho residence Of
tho hr1ua fAthrt IAtey SpearA. L&fAyAttG, Ind, Mr.
Henry e. naunard, Of thla city. and Mus Flerehrs
SbGatN.
, 1879-02-18

London Pttnch. ..,...
Young Smith - 1hcY say tho Middlesex g.
Jerusalem Bank has snsashud.''
Old Drown-" Doahl lappou to know tho
contrary"
Young smith-Rcally1 Tllcn It must be the
hfIdalcsex and something else; but | DO think
tlcrc should be some waY Of Furnishing the
idiots who 20 spreading these reports about.''
, 1879-02-18
LOCAL POLITICS.

II. 4. III
PSs Mags dm" l'e OIL sfl'''o e'aFeo pfe'ersea oS
r,ocAT- poT:1rrrs
AoCAh ioLAI1oe'
The Meue Freie frssst Of yesterday has an
caitor,a1 Article whc,, NAV be- tasuu ~ rourc-
acnt,nr, ,,e f,ermon ytcw ri rcrto,n oucs,ton.
sss'e .ns oes' w., ,eT s,e"a ~ uIo.a ns
tho Common Council. Tile following are the
NUN po,nts which T. contains;
hrcff,rt IA now m.krr m ston Gcrman in-
.tTuetton II, the pub'is schools. to start Up tho
city notices In German. Bchtud those mistaken
individuals In the ,c.,vol Board WHO aro lighting
,..s,,un snstr,,n,,on st,nS n somoa ~ Knnw.
uesman instruction ssaou Fauua " A'lo"-
NothlnEs, nnappeasabie antnHoh,sts ol Hefman"
Republican party nes.ls tic German vote IL order
to bo succesafula Thoso members Of the Re-
PUBLICAN pnrty who are opposed to thu Ger
tnnns should look out before they entor on a
road which 1nay necessarily lend to Democratic
rule. Tie Board Of Education should think
over tic necessary consequences OF such step
on Its part. But cveM within the City Council
thera apprars to DO active hostility against The
justifnblc demands Of Gcruar votes Aid tax.
Chicaeo ars ot German descent a.rl have Alright
| to require that city notices ehnli bc printed In
| their language. A sudden cessation Of this pull
| ltration. which has been tho lractce for many
b.
! prcsutnot!on s Is tint they wuulI not
talks it neatly. The Frtis pr1st,
rs ls well Known, IL not aiming
mated by selfish muttves when II opposes lis
Iancuncc, W. arc only a lev months from tic
civ olcction. Tlleru can be no Republican
victory without German votes, ard KdoW-
| Nnthi,,pjan shDula iuku care how II wautonIy
turns tLvsn vutes over to tbs Democratic canlf.
dates, When tie temperance movement
started, In 1879, the ,frs'e Presss apoko
| aEuinst It, since We knew evtI results
must follow every political contest IN
Which !a1latcIam llas part. 20 at1chtlon
~as paa 70 our warhg NM y tooE nve ;eh.s s
oa'ora tue Cotlnty Me, one o. me lrn!ss @ o. tns
up. This COURSE a. thc natlvtsts and tcsnper-
ancc fanatira slnec 1879 as cost tle city Ut eass
S5,o0,GV. ihesu pe0pie sho1!n unaSsssaM.
would rather pay hra ta1es under 9 dishonest
| Otty a1sd County Government tlan be inaultcd
| q enslnVed by uaitylats und ianatscs. TIE
ltee i,rssss l'as touGih llard a$anst r,ng rue,
ali attempts to atandon the Held to tlIo nativ.
euro Temperance people, and arc always opposed
TO those eonsc!ence'css saloonkccpsrs who ., sel
whisky to children; but we will not allow our
rcRsonnbly-1noerate en1oyment9 to 1e intcrtered
with or suppressed BY fanasics: Tale, many
thousands OF doE!na1ls viii unanimously turn!
constrnilt procecd.t Springfield ts swarn!ns
with Temperance " m,lckers,' and tic City
Conucll fs beginning to moVo In this tlirec.
tlou while llle Dcluurrats are gflently rejoicing.
atlcu people within thu Republican purity elould
bo cl,rcked mud nut Into thu barItgrounl bpfore
It ia too iate. II ,hrru IN a new erusuin begun
the Republican purity Ut Cook County might Us
nominating cautllIates for city nnd county offices.
r,1E soc1At,1yrs
,.,, 1,,..,, W., ~, ,..,..,.. t,,+ o,,,,
uo q rneen in aou " s,"n.e av iar III a1s rouin