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Disagreeing Doctors.

The discussions In the homeopathic camp,
which have slept for awhile, are likely 10 oe
aroused by the publication OF the report OF
committee OF five appointed by the New YORK
State homeopathic Society 10 consider reso-
luton defining the vie VS. OF the 'schO0F pre-
posed BY Dr. E. s. Fowler at the sOciety'S
twenty-seventh annual convention. This reso-
luton while 1t recognized the principle sin,ilia
similibus eurantur as constituting the best
general guide In the selecting of remedies,
defends as inviolable the right Of every edu-
Gated physician to make practical use OF any
established principle In medical science
or any therapeutical facts founded on
experience so far as in his individual
Judgment they shall tend to promote
the welfare OF those under his professional
skill This proposition was warmly debated at
the society'S meeting by the liberals on one side
and the strict cOnstructionistS on the other.
The report OF the committee appointed as
result OF this difference of opinion On the SUBJ
ject is In the nature of a compromise to the
extent that it does not express the opinions of
the extremists on either side OF the discussion.
1t declares, however, that the resolution does
not express the "vlews Of our school," The re-
port draws distinction between .'therapeC-
tic law and the laws of chemistry, physics
and hygiene. The latter may be remembered
and Us ed to advantage without infringing upon
or invalidattng the therapeutic law, similia
sinailibus curantur. The right to use any means
or appliances of the general profession to aid
In the treatment Of patients under the homoeo-
pathic law or In the palliatton of their
suffering through the application of any physt-
cal, surgical, chemical or hygtenic law, accord
Ing to the Judgment of the practitioner, Is by
no means yielded. But 1t Is thought that re-
course to these aids VIII be had to the least de-
gree by those most able to employ all the re-
sources Of homeopathy. In regard to the
proper dose to be given under the homeopathic
law the committee say: GAS we as yet have not
been able to deduce law to guide us In deter
mining the amount of drug to be used, or the
attenuation to be exhibited In order to meet the
demands OF any case most accurately, this So
ciety, while on the one hand it refuses to Join
with those who decry attenuated medicines, on
the other hand will not refuse to recognize as
brethren those who, governed by their honest
convictions, can only exhibit crude medicines
of the lowest attenuation In the treatment of
the sick" Now we know the committees views
of DR.. Fowler's views; there remain to be learned
the society s views OF the com ittee's views of
DR.. Fowler's views as to the views of the
homeopathic school.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the News OF the Week, home and foreign; the
Extra Session Of Congress; Mrs. divers lecture;
lively Local Notes; Agricultural Matters: White
House and Department News; Proceedings OF
tie Courts: Choice stories. Poems ana Sketches.
Agricultural aud Household Matters
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The talk about Presidential candidates has
not narrowed down to Grant and Tilden BY
any means The Boston Herald Qnd says that
probably no man In the country would run
better than President Hayes with the great
middle class Of voters by which the next Presi-
Dental election will be decided, for he comes
nearer to representing the views OF the best
people Of both parties than any extreme man
on either SIDE"
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The particulars elsewhere of the Treasury op-
erat1ons OF yesterday show that Secretary Sher-
man has accomplished another great feat In
the line OF refunding the public debt at low
rate Of interest
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ICES IcE.. IcEH,
Great Falls Ice Company.
Organizei 1869
OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE DISTRICT.
With unequaFen facilities for the storiog and de-
nVery oil ICE, and having ON hand in the District
and stored ON the Kennebec full supply we heS
leave to inform the pubic that we are prepare no
furnish at our DepOts, N :"
Foot of 10Th street, Washixoton,
AND
SS Water street, GeOr0efOrm
AT the following low figures, viz
ID. 20, Is CENTS PER 100 LBS.
ICE deliver. d from our route wagons at tina most
reasonable rats. " ~ O''
RfMEMBER:-We handle nothing but mira ICE
such as can be and is used for any and ali Dnrnoses
anu az We can guarantee a full supply the season
througE would he to the sdvantag- OF ali parties
using ICE In large Quantities TO cali and make
ardanRrments Ter delivery direct from our OeDots
Telephone conn. CtioLs with all parts of the CITY
!nroueh the Ielephonic Excha ge, private wires to
TN anc NV and 22l Pennsylvania ave. Sc from
which roiIts orders win be rec.ived aud promptiy
attended to- Ord rs can be given drivers of orr
wagons or left at the depots offio es of tina Com
Iany as follows, VIZ:
WASHINGTON,
lZ02 St Z. W., III Peunfyiyauia ave. e.; 10th at
wharf;
GEORGETOWN,
1O5 High ST., Depot 90 Water st.
Also, st v hOleeae side Center Market, whsre ICE
can be obtained at any hule and IL ahy quantity.
j. HARRISON JOHNSON,
vice President and General Su perinteudent
JoHN VAN RlSWlCK, President. apI5-lm
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INLAND AND eEAROAs ND COATING
j COMPANY.
FOR NORFOLK FORTRESS MONROE AND

Stopping at al the Principal River Iana,rg,
On and after April eth the new and 49,
swift steamers LADY Or THE LAKE
and JANE MOSELEY leave 9Th
street wharf every MONDAY. wEDNFsDay 90
FRIDAY. at O'Clock pm, canncCsine 81 Norfoif
ard al the Railroad lines South AA' "'on"ono
2icsess 81; Kornd Trip, good for 80 days. elsa
- IN ee IoMces fetee. apSfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

The New York Sun opens out against Grant
to-day In way that shows incredulity In the
report that he will not be a candidate In 1880.
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THE GREAT TOWN TALK!

THE q REAT TOWN TALh!
HABN'S DURABLE, CHEAP SHOES.
SIG 7fh st. between aud l..
Brarcn: 1899 Pa. arc. bet. 18Th and 10Th.
SIGN OF THE led SLIPPER
Ladies' Kid Button 3. G, and wIdths) 81, 81. IS.
Ladies' heel, Box toe Button, 81. %
Lasting and Foxed Laced snd COnsT 15c up.
Fine Cloth top Button, S1.75.
Genuil e French Kid Button A. B, G and d. SO 90.
LADIES' fire Kid Slippers and Sandals 60 Csc. up.
MeL's Caters ana Shoes. solid. 81 aud 81 rs.
those stylish durable CATERS. LOO.
Mems Low Shoes. all leather, Toe up
Misses, Chiloren's and Infants Shoes in great
riety. aplS-3t
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FOR BENT.
l24 East Capitol st.. brick. IL rooms mod imps $50
SiG Sib st. hllck house store, IL rs. mod limos 80
2new Brick Houses, rooms mod i'm e., each. is
lIAl 3 ct, brick, rooms, gas and water. Is
Office Rooms, 708 q. .....-. ak IN N
FOR SALE
. Several very cheap PROPERTIES in elegant iocs-
tone, prices ran, iag from $500 to $4,000; small
cash payments-the balance monthly, or to suit
ALSO. great many fine LOTS in all sections NJ the
CITY, with special Inducements tn builders
W. r. BURFORD. Real E.tate Broker
ep5r 708 E 1t.
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THOMAS J. MYERS. Real Estate Agent,
LAG r street NV
FOB RENT.
GIL 18th, &story Brick, 10 rooms mod iu,ps.
aH 1St;' Sstory Brick, rooms, mod. imps.
az ana oI5 n ! ave NV, Brick, rooms, m 1
N;E cor Vt ave. and St. Brick, II rooms m
1 1Si % 81 NV, srlcS II rooms, mod. inps
vl4 18th NV. Brick, 10 "a, water and gas mI.Iy
T. A. MCINTYRE,
~. Real Estate BaoKRs,
No. BIB street.. OpsosifA M aaOn;r Tao,~,.
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B. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and f streets n -rthwest.

NJ
10Th and streets n -rthwest
e. nv. IA r. and bath, furnished. 800
500 sI W.. IA rs baths. las
No. COS 9Th st. n W., Is rooms and bath. loo
No =! Grant st. NV, IL and bath, furnished. 100
No. 1877 + st. w., II rooms. .............,,,.6 80
1917 ct NV, 10 rooms and bath. ............6 so
NO 0lS "a NV ~ rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ZI6 delaware ave- n 9 l6 rooms and bath IS
no Sio 1tn 81. n W., rooms.
10 Si1 Itn 81 NV, rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
NO 9l9 1th st. n. w., rooms. .................3 IS
NO. vi TIN et. W., rooms. ..................,35
NO go 7th St NV, rooms. ..................3 IS
w! fenn ave. NV, rooms.
QUA Ith st., NV, rooms and hath ...........3 80
no 6Ol ~ ct sw., rooms and store. ...........25
no. 1917 81 q. w., rooms
NO 14S1 18th st NV, rooms also stable. .......25
500 ct NV, 6 rooms aud bath. ...........,..,l5
NO 2128 18th st. NV rooms. ...................l5
no IuS st. ne, rooms. .....................u.10
10 aVSS OsG ne, rooms .......................10
NO III " ct. g., rooms. .....................1 U
no 92 rem ave- n W., store. 100
NO 1421 81. y. ave., store.
no aaz0 ~. l. ave-, STORE.
Gfca rcns =, ING ~; 81 90
IL ana l4z3 e. =. ave NV:
sale, at prices from q 900 to $50 600 and on easy
terms All property for sale at my Office has been
b O. HOFFMAN.
dpS-u 10th and gtG n. w.
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ID UPPsOELEBRATEDU NIyFRa.r ~. Asrrp
snio oY ortgg1sts. Prpcipsl depot J. "
,nrSW. Tn end Pc. ave. The aeuuine has ths
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The above lie only q small part of the property tor
rent and sale on by books For complete list see bull
etfn issued on the LIST and 18th Of esch month"; which
can be had OF application at my Office, viii be sent
by mail, il desired.
auction Sales.
On SATURDAY, April 10Th, at 4 so p m 7th and
Boundary.
On SATURDAY. April 18th. at 6 D. m st., bet
4th and 9th.
S6.00O So OO0 $4,000, 81 600, $500, 5000 at 7 Der
cent 81 500, 81, 900 at & per ont apI6 II
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VIM. F. elvEN,s NEW SOAP LIST.
NEW BOOKS Ar MORRIyON.s.

IN IN "
son Liability of Stockholders SIS Tay.or's De-
struction am Reconstruction: 90: Egypt to Pales
tine, by 3 C. Bartlett $3.50 Macaaleys Mlsae
Lillian, by sutnor of Molly Bawn' 60 cents
We have inst received large variety of PANEL
paintint) and printed in flowers for opasments
mi stock Of STATIONEkY always on hand
W. r. q y. II. MORRISON,
Law RooKeELLERs AND STATIOEERg,
~r1o ~ 40 Pa. 01eSatS0s
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PROFESSIONAL.

I'VE ARE SHOWING hEvERAL NEW STYLES
" OF MANIELS. both plan and Al IIIIIIA
decorated. and while sustaining the su-YT1TggTn
feflorlty OF our manufacture, VIII sellAEA-@
cfiesper than elsewhere.
We ann at hlgh standard OF excellence in our
PLUM bIh6 work, but Will make prices e low a
POSSIBLE.
We sell Furnaces, Ranges, aud Fire Place Stoves
1T well established reputation.
Also,
Psrlor Crates Brass Fire Sets, English Plain and
Decorative Tila
Connected with TELEPHONE Fxchange"
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
apply 81 9th st NV
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NaJED YATES Pen on~r
m1 6ISR T on baud for Immediate delivery
goo Bonds guaranteed by Unitsd Ststes N, AL.
Orders Tor al Investment SeCurtiss ur,n,,,t, 49, t
o. 8. Called Bonda purchased.
nAr%R LEWIS JOHNSON & co.. Rxns.-.
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GREAT BARGAINS
BOOTS AND SHOES
j. W. SELBY s..
1911 and 1916 "a. arenWr.
Good Women's FOX CATERS. Laced and But
ton, 81, FL 25 and 81 SO UPWARDS
Misses FOX CATERS, 75c., 81 and 81 IS III
~
Ladies' SLIPPERS Go. 75c ana 81 -
Ladies n. p. TIES. ~ and S1.2j, good.
Women HOUSE SLIPPERS. 4 snd soc.
Chi dren's SCR DOL SHOES. TO 80 and 75c
Misses and Boys SCHOOL SHOhS, 1l-2 75c
and 81
The best 81 80 Misses SHOES in town
Gents l. w cut, Button or strap, In Calf, 3D. 80:
verv cheap With a great many jobs to offer.
q Pair Jusths Heel Protectors 9iysn away.
apis ct Bette cen 18Th and Goth sits.
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PERSONAL.

l. IASOO4N
Spikll UALIsM MRS BLISS. MATERtALIzING
- MEDIUM. viii i've select heances at 45l M 1T
n 1.SWn, fnnday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday af
- 7 IL apl76t'
MRS. Nj. A. FRENCH.
TN T n.EDIcAL AND BUSINESS MEDIUM OF Boston
"a East Capsot Street corner of Sth street HonrS
-- 80 -LH.1i y W o. niarl4-im
M f i toLLh r. who descr1bes your disease aud
~ locates 1t without asking q question has toEo,
me residence 6l2 9Th st.. opposite patent Gfsca
-.-N-- ~ mar16-6ws
DIN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports =. ,o
fa, s.io fesr1nsloLIy OF people, with abstracts Of
heits on rea! estate 0Ue 10th ct u W A m tn IN
..-L. AWs5s ID before and after janII4ms
ADhMh aoss. tho reliable Olsirvoyan, sno Az
~ " tro!oE1s!, HAS REMOVED to No ID 9th ri 80
os &c n Se zen East Capitol and sta, Capitol Hi. Il
Sats sspl within half square of house Fiftee, years
"a, III, ssa ;s city attest the fac. that thu woss
~ soy sves better satisfaction In all ses.s OF Ifs
s.. any one Ia the profession; tells Of past he
.nce ~ s s ,asare destiny gives advice ana assist
s.,a mstrimony. AL In trouhls Gait Sstlnfs.dtn.s
- - P.1. uov27-Is
| r., Ellis EUREKA sUspAsSEE All
... JlaSl srucie1 Tor neanEfyinS ii orsse-yioYfs
tieets- fns ssis b. I'll drnRgist. IS asats nsr ,.ns
aovS II
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OlABes Are now organizing for the Season of 1879
Terms TO commence April l.
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, who intend en-.
tertns. are requested TO make Immediate aop,ca.
uo0. mArl46n
, 1879-06-05

timer in sF,s police eo,.rls, 800 fine; join, Con.
way, ynEtaucy, eh0 fine; JoI'h KostlnE. charged
with larceny ns ballca IN selling soulo goot.s
thirtv days, stoo to tlp CrE,aatnai Court, I ti's
nct leaa}; FranR ''i Weceisr. assault viii S
i1tent 70 10 bolls injury, $500 70 the 9th;
simmons, md Johdn. Fisher. tlrt'nkou nnt disor.
tfcrly innatos OF lhscl t,n KInzic atrort, &1Gl
lhe enca,. Tho women hosc q lnnst hoa,tfuHcd
MD besotted appearance. and tlio Yoncest nf tho
A an c.ry o or tsec
huyh giving tho names Of 1.o'lls At. aoscpt'
1lraNn HInl frank llIl were arrested BY Spccin
rol!ssnsn Toy +; u. r. Dig ut t!lc sorncr Of s!orsnn
@ 5 Ma' ss9s q sssa Etfss,sa eae f. sE'sEts a nv %
ison strcet, By forcing ttn luck niNr afear door,
antl stcal.l: nhnut - wortl, uf toys. They wcru
lic!s! III S9ou cacll to tho eth. Justfco Summer
,s14s s XII Ne % ,e1S fySS Il m aans ta as qss f. s
Police Station: g. T. Morgan aud N. Reeves.
trkrt-sca1pers. s''c0 to :he 7th; Henry Vaughn,
calight attempting to rot, woman named
i 9sr aso o 1fsa{ s,dns st "fsr thy
whnso nnls cxe.ssc Tor the net Is tint ila was
papers found unon him It wns shown that l1e
4m Lal record t1' Boston before con,ltg here.
a%na Sf'"as & NesseHy 6 ii uS"s ffsa 'eseas sssse
where they wcsc working togcshcr. 800 to the
1ith; t,ino warrants, captured nboltt a free
lunch stand III Baloon at No. 45D Clnrk street,
SIS ane each; Justus Wcnszel, tusntng
his family ont OF tlelr home, No. 1os
Cottage Grove avenue, md assault.
Ing his son. disrhnrgcd for want. OF
prosecution. Justice Kaatmann Patrick 9har.
key. dtsnrlorly, $100 fine. ni.i $500 to keep the
peace; Afartft, Oleson and Emelto llaIvorsen,
adultery, e50o to slu OIL; Louis Winter, assault
ing bis wife, Margaret, liyng ut No. 577 Superior
street. $40 'ane, and $500 bonds to keep tho
peace fur on0 rear.
, 1879-06-05
HfGH-SCH00lS,


To fha Editor AZ Tx Tribune
SpA1A0FlELD, Ill.,. juno 4.-aenator Davia'
School bill No. 37l las been signed by the
Governor. Tho chief opposition to this ill
arosa from the aupposition, which was quite
GENERALLY entertained, that the bill would ullow
NIL thc fligltSchools Ia the State to be abolished
by vote Of the people, md that the question Of
aloItshlng them could bo raised ind a vote taken
thereon every year. Tits was a mistake. The
bill only provides TINT 7o.eHship Hi7h-Schoots, oS
which there arc hut About half dozen III the
State, may be discontinued. IN tho same wny that
they arc established. by = vote Of the people.
lltEh-Sc0U!s Operated under special charters, or
under Sec. 0of tho Schoul.law, are In no way
nffertel by this bill. The history Of tic amend
ncnt Is thls: A bin was introduced by Mr..
scroGgs, VI Champaign, IN tho Interest Of two
Township TItgll.Scl,0oia too heavy II burden. This
bill uasscl thc llouse Oh Its merits by yntc OF
lis to u. When the Davis Bill came up In the
Senate It wuB proposed 10 amend tho School
law hY striking uut altogether the power to
establish, Township fltgh.schooe, an.1 this power
vas saved only By allowing the substance Of the
amendment proposed In tho Scrogga bill 10 b.
nsidod to tins bill.
So fur, then, from the hiG1-Sctools being at-
tucked BY tho bill, tho Township uighSehoots
were really snyel by the amendment, nnd no
other 1lalScltools aro tn any way touched by It.
There hns been hardly nny clanEe In the
School Law snco 1872, mud Tho experience ot
teachers and school officers hnd shownthat somn
amendments were very advisable. 1t Is conif-
DENLY expected By educational mon who have
examined tito bill with the utmost caro- thut It
will du nlucl 10 facilitate tic harmonious work
Ing OF lie Bchool lar. S.
, 1879-06-05

Ing tho rate Of ta1atlon for city purposes to 2
pur cent on THO nsacAsed valuation, that being
the vnluat!an for county antl Btntc purposos
The ralo por cent Of tn1atton In 1873 tvns 28.jD
Tic assessment tint year WAS considered tatn.
or high ullo. The Assessors, Of sor1a Ut them,
started out with ttln lntonton Of making It at q
higher rnto tlInn before. II will ba rcncm.
Town Cit down Ills fsgnres III soma
sections nearly 30 pcr CENT ani yet left wfatw was
considered TO he quito a high valuation. THO
Assessors this rear will hartfly return as mitch
~ tt.y tlt!l lust, md unless tho etata Board Of
EGnnltzat!nu sbotld sllDyn up the assessment
,nucn uorc Than they did last year. the Council
will lind iI,..t per cent will not taiso ~ much
money na they appropriated t'.is Hpring. OF
rourse, tile assessR,ent made this year Is tile ono
OH which the taxus Ut 1870 arc lovictl but IN
voting the appropriations fur 1850, which Is dono
before the assessment for 1881 is mnlc, tho mr.
scsan,ent Of lS1D tlas to 10 tnkcn az standard,
mud flie Council can1lot appropriate more money
than eli, ho raised BY tax of q per cent on tho
assessment Of lilo PREVIOUS year. 1t Will be
Mcccssary for them TO cut down tlefr anpEopria-
lions. or they will haye To 70 down to thu Staio
Board Of Equalization this summer and petit
tim It to sfDYo tp tho valuation IN Cook Coun-
tY. which will be strenuousiy resisted by erery
taxpayer,-and juatiy,-as 1t always has boc,i.
, 1879-06-05
CITY FINANCES.

There wss much speculation among the city
officials. especially Comptroller Qutney and the
members OF tl'c Finance Connttou, regarding
tho bill limiting The lssuancc Ut scrip to Is pcr
cent Of the ta1.ayy. No Quo around the "rook-
cry" has yet scen 1t, and therefore ignorance
prevails Us to Its language, 1t was the tntcn-
ton to keep tho cxpenaes within IS por cont Of
tic appropriations, an was dune lust war. but II
tho laa puts tho Limit Ut Is per csnt great 1eat
Of confusion aud apuoyaMcs Il apt ~ result tAs
tho Comptroller luoks at ula propoai-
lion, with biz pressnt ;kuowledqe, tile
employees after July /, whom seslp. will
bo lssued cxl, reeclyo only Is per cent 1f their
pay bslore tic tarrs ara collccted. Whether
men tv make rs ner cent ot tl,s levy pay those
faa 10 tHl! = III r. a,sa es es!sfDf 81. he
aud, as they expect 10 Asyn thu tuli tex, of lhu
bill before them. They VII doubtless consider
tl.s matter and nske some progress toward 4
solution.
Thero II also anotner oill, passed BY the Leg,s-
laturu, which WILL 4t 4o1ie tusure tl,no proy" al
lntssss. TO tha city au1hos1IEs. II u oaa lini.-
, 1879-06-05
THE CITY-ITALL.


Tic license receipts were 900.
TIN CIV Tr.o,rror rot,,cred In 4pLaTn and
.t. 49,. -. ~,
pau out Fi7'"V'
Tile police have donned their summer uni
forms, md now have no clubs.
,-.,.,
>, 49, =. n.,,1r -. ~ ara,or- potl,o Cenrt
49,. - ... .A...s1 -. s ~, !,
f'ee oounan' trans'eEfea ~ ulo uaY s4uao'
thu Department nf Public Works opened III
ranging from a5U,60 to 1850 900, nt prices run
mini: from t0.A 10 Is q Thousand. No rontracta
were awarded.
,A. t,,tt,,t.,, ..x,,t.. ,..,.., .r.xu A..
y.isMte yist.e |'S y uss !shaeu "Sfp a..o
,,,a,,t =. F.: ens, ia,,!n, ~ @ 1nu in' nsa
rue atrect, tn cost S4,5O0; +, q, uOtz, swo-story
and basement btiek dwelling, Van H1,rcn street,
near Morgan, $85tO; L. Hodges, two.stury antt
haset1cnt brick store aud dwelling, Nos. 80 and
1s2, on ClYbourn nvonuc, $500.
G a{or aas hGL oI ss!eStca 1rstse' TO
polais31 ~, sny @ oos; no tad @ade up III, i,t
nono o' @ .,.e nf Gentlemen "o,tlh sefFe; nonee no
M w. nasH nesso"n! a".esYieSh oeIofG i uol'E
H. aeoh,.c nr tseal u ~ ~
W w tt.S umrsnatcctn m.. wno wese ncsignaten 70
eaar. a"s as 's ~ ,aa iomoons % eevesa
'eaFs aso sesh'' ~ naVs t''easohca t1'e eta1t'
than alj OILERS al The Stoek.Yart]sNtl,c ones ones
wltu1 COLLECTED material frun sill uror tho Hcst
and Kept It on hand until, abIo to dry it-are
a},unt to move away from tho ctr. Tho odor
nd OF tho stuft On hind. when tl.css estah-
, 1879-06-05

The Trustees mot Tuestlny night. The ak.
penditures Ut the Waser-Works for May wcre
s811.B8; Of the Street Commissioner, $1fe.5t !;
md ot the Treasurer for May nn,t April,
st. t5S0.09; receipts Of latter, s5od.18, lowing a
balance TN hAnd OF sonsthtng over $4,000. Tile
bonds of several village officers were npnroycd.
resignation OF john Es,best aml Robert Com.
mons, Of Lilo Wntcr-Works force, accepted.
Thirteen thousand dollara' worth Of bon,ls
TINT cxptrn July woro ordered advertised as
redcemab!e At vilasge oiIIee June 1876, inc.u-
etve. @. W. Smith resigned as Village Treas
nrer. Adjourned till o'clock Thursday after
noon. when the annual appropriations will be
made.
, 1879-06-05
CUETQM-IlOUSE.

Two hundred aud fttr barrels Of alcohol Wero
exported tro'n this city yesterday.
The unlted States Suh.rrcasurY dlsbursc.
taeilts yratertiaY amounted to $50, 600. OF thIs
snount $lS,0OU Wa for pensions,
john ". Morris. Of Blackberry, Kane County,
Waa held }cstuFdsy BY Commissioner 1loJne In
4SOo bail to lh8 District Court. 6elllug liquor
~ violation Of tho lntssn4t-llsvsuue laws was
the trouble.
The inteEnalEeycaue receipts yesterday at
Collector HarYeY's oElca amounted to k3La4Q,
, 1879-06-05

Indigestion, dysospaM, nervous psoftrat,on, anu
oil forn1B OF general debility relieved By taking
Msnaman's Peptonzod Beef Tonic, the only
preparation Of beef eontatuiu1 ta cutre nutritious
ropotica. 1t Il not meto st!n uant ike tho cx.
tracts Of beef, but contains blood n,nkfuv force.
generating, md lfc-snsta!ninr properties; is In
valuable In all enfceblod conditions, whether tho
result Ut exhaustion, nervous prostration, over.
work, or acute disease; particularly II resulting
from pulmonary complaints. Caswell, Hazard Il
Co., Proptletassf New York. Eet sale by drug.
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