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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of caiifor.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
fayorite brands Of Imported Cigar. choice Bit
ciga-s. all kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer-
schaum pipes, school books and stationery Of
all descriptions, nns cutlery. and toys and fAnc,
sssis of all kinds. APIS
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A vOICK PkOm NEVADA.

From Virginia oitya poor sufferer. almos,
devourcd alive by an ulcerous secret dissase.
sends ne his thAnks and gratitude for his 70
covcry TO h~alth. effected BY those sterling good
medicines, Bristol's Sarssparilla and Pills.
established for over forty yesrs. They have the
eonndsncs OF both doctor and patients.
au2tlm
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p0srpnNRMINT.

by order OF the board Of Directors. the abovs
sale IL postponed TO FRIDAY. the 2i.t day Of
March. 1871. at the hour Of ! o'clock 2. ~, Il
IS SPA'' " wM' 4. N. VAN BoKKELEN.
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sARsHElp GUARD, ATTENTION.

Won ARE BEREBY REQUEsTRD TO
O'Clock. TO transact business Of Importance.
EDMOND WALSH. Captain.
Wv. POLAND. recfctAry.
OOld Hill. feb. 8, 1879. SIT
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BRILL,ANr MIMIC COMPANY

san D Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing dercribcd stock. un account Of asrerr-
mcnt (No. ~ levied ON the 18th DAY Of January,
1871, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. ~
follows:
Names, No. CcTtif, shs,
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soRN

EAsTMAN-In Gold Hill, March 4. TO the wife
OF X. y. Eastu an. q daughter.
MURTON-ln virginia. March 8. TO the wife
of Peter Murton, = son.
COsGROvf-ln Gold lIill. March 2. TO the wife
Of Captain John cosgrovs. . daughter.
, 1879-07-12
u'HE COUNTY BUILDING.


Tic casc Of "Doctor" Palmer was Called in
tho Criminal Court yesterday md postponed
until tic 17th Inst.
Albert z. Parker was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Tutey "a jury trial bci.,g watvcd) 10 ten
days IN tic County Jail for tic larceny OF $2.48
worth Of cignrs.
Tho case Of Thomas Ellis. the murderer OF
O'Noil, will be called III the Criminal Court
this morning. It Is understood that ELLA will
plead guilty and be sentenced for lie.
The Committee on Printing and Stationery
met yesterday and audited few bills. The
to get q quorum. To-day tho Committee on
JUL and Jail Accounts will meet.
The jury who for the past two days have been
considering tile charge OF robbery Rgalnst John
Grow aud William Young yesterday adiutleed
both the scounares guilty, and fixed the pen
atty for caSh one At fifteen years ia tho Pcnl+
tent!ary. The usual motion for new trial was
n,adc, mud the prisoners we're remandsd for acn-
tencc.
AVERY MOORE.
States Attorney Mills was questioned ycster-
DAY "a to Ills knowledge Of tie scheme whereby
Avery Moore, tile West Town defauIter, waa al
loved to return to Chicago hr. Milla sa!d that
nothing Of It until he saw 1t announred In THE
TRIBUNE. lie was ignorant Of my arrangcmen
for immunity for Moore, aul only know TINT
tho case had been strlcken from tho docket with
leave to relnst9te. Th!s was dong on thu repre-
and this promise that tho whole thing should
e. W.T. Tsa ro~a Bos H. H. ss satst9n h"a@ noh 81
Of the facts, but proposed to SEQ individual
mombers Of the Board aud ascertain whether
ttat body. II not, Avery Moore will be prose-
Vutcu,
, 1879-07-12

d - sO1Ea}
ellot q few days since By his brother, Prince
Albert, died ut 10:20 Yesterday forenoon.
cllange for tho worse havtng cnsued ut O'Clock
lu tho morning. Prince Albert Jones
WIS bcforo Justice Bumncrf}cld In
thu morning, but, aa It was
not known in court that tho wounded 1nau waa
dying llo was admitted to $4,000 bail to the
18th. which l.e could not readily furnish. This
lilo Judge, Charles Il. Reed, representing Thu
prosecution! on the part OF . thtrt! brotllcr,
Theodore W. Jones, md John Lyle King, repr,.
senttng the murderer, rrinco Albert Joises. At
tho very time when this consultation was In
progrsss, as was afterwards a., ,,ascertalned, the
Of assault mud d!sordcrly With which thu
hrotlsts had charged each other prior to the
fatal n1lray wcru also continued to tfsc snll'e
ats IN tc Locality Ters h! ths deceased ,7, was
hts tragic end; every ono who knew htm caiu-
eIled ii tho expression thu. onlya lew t,enlpts
Of hs own, iantly eycn would mourn
hls lpss. llo waa tho terror Of ail
las a9ap o. tnto.ieatng liquor nor ss uscd tobnceo o
in any shapc, II IL said Of him that le was tic
lnosk Troublesome anll ugcst man that ever ctl-
upon which every one who knew him agrees.
Prince Albert Jones was brought into tho
County Jail Yesterday noon and booked for 'nt,r-
der. I'ho rrInce was seen afterwards by ra-
porter, but, as!de from 'ni declaring that M
brother liz detenso Of himself, he would say
,lothng John Lyle King had told him to keep
tis ltp buttoued, aud Aa proposed to tn 50. Thu
reporter informed Prince A.. that ho Ind batter
act W 10 the lu!tcE Of luis Instructions, md lett
.lcrer's ROW. Anl industslonsly ongaged III
eutlng hia supper.
, 1879-07-12
SUBURBAN.,

"Wo ore TO havo 1eet.Eardeu ut tho llyde
Park Hotel" was whut q nutnbcr Of .yillugers
said lust evening, al!l the temperance people
raiscl THUR hands lu holr horror. "Wo nro to
haye new hose! II. tho placs Of tho one burned
uown,-ono tbat will exceed it In elegance And
cost: QUO that will cost teo0, 0,0o0, und whlci,
will rival tho Palmer aud pactc," was what tic
fasl'lonahles said; aud the --latest pretty hands
ciuppsa n glee IT tl,a ldes IL. = LOWS 6ouEns Is
lilo says that he PROPOSES to keep II Oh hls halls
Until lie raa sull 1t, there will bo no hotel aud
no 6cer-Kartien at present.
A meeting Of ths Board Of Trustees was hold
in lhe Village nal! last evening. Az present
lowcti William Copptns, amounting to So40.
Tie acccptancs Of q strip niue fect wl4e lying
on tho north lloo Of Fl{ty-frst street, bctWeull
Woodlawn and AtalisoR avenues. frons ]. IL
Dunham was brought up. The Committee salt
that thu land ought 10 be accepted, but no1
moro than II $40 should he paid for lllc Im
proycmeut Vi the street. After solno debate,
thu report Has adopted, With ~ amendment TIM
, 1879-07-12

An IMPORTANT DISCOVERY III pRor. DEgMeRs.
Prot. Il, j. Dctmcre WHO was one nf Il Com.
mlsslon Ut niue experts-thrce veterinarians md
six phys!claus-appoinscd BY tho Hon. William
q, Le Due, Commissioner Of Agriculture, 10
make I thorough Investigation Of the swne
pluguv, or, as 1t is moro popularly called, "log-
cholera" and on wtict. he worked With cxcmn-
faEy patience fyotn August Of Inst year until
February of thls, when hs was called away to
look Into tie alleged cases of boylue plcuso-
pneumonia Ut tho Btock-Yards, hos recently
made discovery In connection With the two
diseases wlitch cannot full to bo Of great btuctit
to tho 0roWcrs ol both swine md cattle.
In May last be bought two heitcrs, both IN a
capital coudittoa OF health, mud fnoculated iu
tho car both with the pulmonary c1udat!o1s OF
hogs infected With tho swaau plague. TIC anil
mails were then PLACED under careful srtcnt,tlc
surveillance. In duu time the ,lcItura showed
symptoms Ut disease, but tho attack was light
QUO, anl IN the course Ut few days tho stTUul,
constitutions Of ulc pn!lnals cnablcl thgm to
throw It OF. A Second iaoculatnn was per-
formed. With tlc nid Ut Il hypodermic AyEtnQe
lrachtn of tho pulmonary emulation from u
liscased pig Just killed Wns Inserted IN ollc 0i
tho le!icFs, ind halt irachm In the other.
Tie plg was Killed TOR tho purpose, 20 ~
, 1879-07-12
CABlNTtT.M AKEI{S.

The cabjnet-,nakers In j. ~ Brunswick. Bake
d Co.'S. hilltartl-tnb!p mapufactory, Oh the North
Side. were locked out yesterday morning be-
causo they did not mako fhcis appearance ut
tho usual hour for commencing Work,-7
o'clock, There were nbout 100 Of them In alj,-
the majority belng plcce-workurs. Wednesday
they notified tho firm that thereafter they it,
tended working only efght hours day. Thurs-
day morning they cAmq around at y o'clock, md
quit ut 3 III the afternoon. Mr.. Bcnh1nger,
the manager, told tho foreasan after they hut.
tonG, that II tbs mcn Wcre not in tho factory
BY 10 minutes after tho next morning (Fridny)
to lock- tho doors, and not permit them to enter
Rt all, The Workmeu adhered to their pro-
4 comn,lttco was appointed to wait on MIR. ben.
Singer ut tho State street w0retounls, AIl they
llutl long, quiet chat with hin, but couldn't
eouyinco him ot tho "1nsticah u OF shortening
their hours ot abor; md giving thsn, tho sams
wIth tlao Wages they afs recelving, but want to
add 20 per cent 10 Them by working two hours
less. ilIc lirm cannot and "iIl not make tbs
conccssfon, a.,d 4 tho men DO nut knor! on tic
ill.," tl,cEr places Will ha filled with othera.
s1hs aldo -unI cushion majors got up tho
str!ke," said Mr. Dcnslngcr. "They arc .plceo-
workers, but have ini"rcd so1no Of tito day
much for tho eight hours III for the ufier c'aps.
Ii wo yield, they will strko In September, when
the busy 8enson ctluAicllccs, for an advance Ut
| 20 prr cent in wAEes. Tint would bu ali right,
perhaps, II tho catlnetnakcrs all over thp c0ull-
try struck, mud other manufacturers Ind 10
pay as much for Eools. We eantut aifor.i to
| pay moro than Others. wouldn't caro- |! the
men worked only six hoqEs, IL that was thu Gus
| tolng made an exception OH
"Il0W much eau tho pleec-Horkara make q
| wce1st"
"Frem t1o to s1s; md tue week cablnet-
| makers $l2a"
| "Aro tho other workmen satisfied I"
"fcrfectly. Il wv let tho eablnet-makcya
| havu tl1er Way, th1 machine Inen aud varnisll
| uaeu, Vho get t5 or 80 week, would suffer, DC.
CAUSE they would get 20 per cont less II thuy
] worked ctght houra. And they caunot atTord d
| cuty
l"DLd tho cablnot-makczs complain Of thotl
! GNp,s 3
| "What did you say to their Committee ~
!" arEuc1 With them, ana sald II wouldn't
make anY difference II tie cablnut-makcrs In tht
| 5actor!os In New York, Detroit, nutHn1o, ant
! elsewhere worked only cl4ht hours, but w
| dldn't propose to be pl4ged In q position Whest
! our competitors could unilctacll u.s."
/ "llow did they take itF'
would SEQ II wa could gvt cabnut- -makeTs t,
work te, hours"
Mono of the strikers loltercd around the fae
tory Yesterday. They arc peaccably dlsppscd
+ aud no trouble Ia anticipated. a lasko uumb {
, 1879-07-12


ytnrs Of age, who accidentally fell into tho
North 1}ranch Of tho river, near 0glen'a Grove,
aud WIS drowned.
Hros PARK .so7zhn 80.
Tho tract Of 1nnd known as the nyle Park
iiote! property was sold at auction BY Rcee'eer
u. ". Jackaon, Of the THIRD National Bank, at
II o'clock Yesterday, at the front door Of THO
National L'fc-1nsnrance Company,s naffdtng.
.rhts. property originally bolongea to Pierce :;
Benjamin, The owners Of the Ilvdo rhrk Hotel.
Il included, beside that structure, Block I'll TT
tile subdivision Of land known a. THO "Qrounis
Of tic Presbyterian Seminary Of tho Northwest u
together with the land Tying east OF IL, antl the
riparian rights belonging to tho same. Thc
whole propstty IN question lies two miles south
Of the city limits. fi,n uydo Park Hotel burned
down, 80 TINT tbo only thing tint remains g, On
who wcro debtors to the Third National bans,
transferred the nroperty 70 the Receiver Of TINT
offered II for sale, Thcro WIS quite crowd Of
bidders on hand, Tho property wat finally pilr-
chaaca by Mr.. Horatto y. Lewis, Of th!s city, Tor
$4,000. Tho salo has 10 be approved oS Judge
Dlodgett.
, 1879-07-12

THO Collector Yesterday took In about e2,6oo
Tor licenses.
The Soutl,.S3de Gas Company mas paid $lD,-
600 yesterday. and IS 600 vas paid out In the re-
dernpfion of scrip.
ecarlc. fever cases wcro reported as follows:
GS1 West Indiana street, o03 North franklin
street, and 40 Harmon court.
The Ctr Treasurer yesterday received ea,552
from, the Collector. $4,5n frou. tue Water Dc.
partmcnt, and $30o from tic Comptroller.
4 building permit was yesterday granted to
j. Counors to erect ave two-atory dwelling on
Emerald street, near Thirty sixth, to cost O0o
The Rev. MI. Taylor was Yesterday, on recon,
mcndntlon Of the Polies Committee. granted
permission to use the old police stat!on-house
on Union street for church mid Sunday. .sctool
purposes Until further orders. a
Tic experts did very lttlo on the Clty-tial
unwell 1t Is now sett!ud thnt they will not be
able to report Monday from the fnct tint they
arc not yet through taking notDs, md havc nd
1ourned until that time.
The Police Committee met yesterday and
agreed to report fasorably 0u tho nomination Of
Courts. IN ta1e lnatter ot The appointment. Of
William W1lalcn as Bafi1 10 the svest Side
Court somp objection was made. which lnny or
may not he moro fully atred IN the Council.
roL1cr MATTERS.
In police ciryfes there was very 1tttto that was
ncw during the dny. The agreement to accept
q reduction OF s per cent In their pay was sent
to the several stations to ID signed during tho
day and evening, 10 10 rc&urncd this inorn1,g.
It Is beloved that most Of them have signed OF
will afgn It, but they all do It because forced
to, nnl with the priyate understanding that 1t
can amount to nothing, for several reasons.
| In tho frst place. IL bears lato OF July and
purport. to have been then signed, which is not
true, md iii the second nlaco its signing was not
voluntary act, which .ney understood
relieved them Of MI obligations thcY arc
supposed to have as8utncd. One Of the
| conditions Of tic agreement further Is,
| that It Is signed OH tic express understanding
TINT no ono IL to hc discharged from the force,
! WHICH s important to tho mcn In the face Of a
| statement from headquarters yesterday that the
Der cent reduction ID salaries a,,a the cutting
save more than So, 900, md that IT. would be
necessary to discharge about twenty men at M
curly day to make the savinE reach the desired
] figure. III this those who arc not discharged
| will have consolation. This reduction promises
| to lead to dtsacrccable muddle, and tte dc.
moralizatLon Of the force, which the public H.
terest does not Just now demand.
, 1879-07-12

tho "trip bo paid for at tho rato OF % per
running foot-
'fhe btii agatrst ". u. chnptns for wator-
nip9 St bought by him vas settled On h's paying
90 lhe pol!ce report for June states: Arrests,
B; ancs tn'noscd, s325; collected, sa). Two
nrrGsts wera for burglary aut ii4a for yio1ntlon
of fhe bnthy,g ordinance.
recefsed as'tnltuwA: Received to credit roltco
Ssalary Fund from SALOON, lcensea; st,ola;
nni Highway Fund, tlo7.3o: total, 81, ,1son3.
against tic transportation OF o!fat through tho
yilta9e on tho Union Transit Conlpnny's trarks,
tho Attorney, Mr.. Conttec, Ind PREF parcd an
ordinance which he offered Tor cngrossment, as
follows:
Thu h'!ng!na into tho Village Of 1ryds Park Of
any hoay OF nny dead, nnflrcrAcd or unalanHhtpfrd
Snim'a Or an1G,ale ofal bood. bone* tank.ssut
snail 10 lined not less tinn 81 nos mors thnn s10J
for cach oI'ense. and further, that any COMPANY
sum, and to liable rs nu'aance.
j. W. Oakley. In letter, asked that the INIT.
tur be investigated In full antt action delayed
until sucl. Investigation bu hnd. He hutcd TINT
hsTe ". ,. 9s ft9ea a = ts
Mr.. Emory said ho Ind petition To- bis pock-
ct to The President of the Stock. Yards, asklng
tint tho nuisance bo abatcd, mud snid that tho
ours were filthy and at present wcro great
nEfsancc,
Nj, Springer also made several remarks to
tic sanc effect,
On tho mattcr being pushed, the ordinance
was ordered engrosse1, all voting arc.
The Committce on Police were authorized to
exchange the telegraph Instruments for tcle-
phones, providing filat no nov iincs to erected,
md tlat the present line be used for tho tcle-
phones.
:. A petition was received from the Oakrnol
Ccmcterv Company for thu Improvement Of
Cottage Grove ayctluc. Referred.
- The following resolution was offered by Mr..
Bennett and was passed:
Refofped, That whenever ttio property -owners
Of Tho village who arc specially nsseased for tia
construction OF Furty.afat sroct drain shall 10 fur
pay up their assessments that there Will be In tho
Trcas!lrY Of the village onohatt of tho an1ount re-
qntred to complete the drain to State street, which
amount Ia estinaatod ut SU 900, the vllhae will Let
tho contract for tho completion OF The drain.
Tho attorney wns instructed to ask the County
Board for tiiefr share Of $300o III tho construc.
ton OF the 106th street brftigc, with the under-
standing that It shall be- used to improve the
roada.
The cugrosscd Fire ordnance was passed..
Thomas Davia wns elected Ftre-Alarshal, aud
was Instructed to report oil property owned by
tho village In the possession OF thu 1rc cotp~
panlcs and NIL Ia Individual possession.
, 1879-07-12
MEATS,

RESULT OF rEsTEnDArfs nhoF.
Tho drop in meats Oh the Board OF Trade
unused no littlo excitement yesterday, and with
the news from the South caused two lrn1s 10
guapcnd,-oue to ask for time In settling mar
gins, and another to delay temporarily IN pay
mcnts.
Thchousc Of T. ]. Martin, Jr., which has dealt
largely in meats md has u largo correspondence
In the South, suspended carly In tic day. They
ascrlbo their failure, which ts satd to bc about
$4,000, to ths fact that, In view OF the une1-
nectcd fali In meats, they wero called upon for
excessive margins, while the Southern firms on
whose account they had bought failed
to put up corresponding margins. They
Ind expected s32,OoO yesterday morning,
but only received s2,5o0, and hcnce wcro unable
to meet tho necessary Inargius. 1hey declare
time in which to stratghtcn out their contracts.
Fnrttes with whom they haye dcn1s express
themselves 81 sure OF their money, n.ld nm
nounce their intentton Of assisting Martin out
by taxing thelr contracts. Tie iirr, Will con-
tinuc business.
James N,cAlpino suspended about the sauo
time, for So 000 It IL said tic fall 10 two days
of September pork from 50. .90ilD.D21 to S8.5715S,
Ga n s@,ss sar dsan ta ~ f6s l{S s s be-
blame tho Southern correspondents for sloWness
In tcpost!nE margins, the yollow-fcycr excite
ncnt betnE prime factor Ia tbs delay. They
caalsn that the suspension can have no possible
Milwaukee, or upon other firms outside OF tho
city. Tho Chicago tirn|'ts entirely separate from
tue Milwaukee concern, and tic accounts have
been kept Distinct. This firm also announces
McAiplps is at preaent in Nov York.
Both tho above firms hnvo 10 statement to
make " to liabilities but profess to BE- 10 contt-
deut Of assistance from other dealers as 10 pay
, 1879-07-12

to escape MI possibilities Of pyenia. IN tho
course Of week tho ,llscase, which In
fta symptoms Indicated pneumonia, was quito
plainty Developed. The attack, however,, wa
HIGHT ono. July one OF the animals was killc!!
for post.morte.n examination. Some morbtt'
changes were found. There was tllatit,rtly
limited hcpatizntion u several placca iI tho pos"
terror ntli anicrior Of 10th lotos Of The lung:
cavity. NcMtly all tho 1Ymphatfc Elam1a were
enlarged. ESerythtnU elso was In its normal
condition.. Tic. hcpattzatton which wus thus
produced In the heller hy the incubation frnn
swine plague was almost identical With that
which Ia ono uf The characteristics Of contagious
bovine plcNro-pnuutnonfa-
Some time ago tic English papers wore filled
With articles stating TINT eatt'e troubled w!th
Liyerpool from The Western states. Prof. VIII
iatns, n well-knnwn sc!enttat In Edlnburg, who
Inns devoted many years to tte Investigation of
contartuua diseases In tho nnimat kingdom, con
traslfctcd the rcpurtB published in the EnRtsll
press. 1t The cattlc came from tllo Ncst, prnf.
Wtlltn1nk, says Mr. Dcttncrs, "as undoubtedly
right. Tho disease. which was pronounced eo'l-
tnEtonB plcnropncurnuntn, wns not sllclt hut mn
{aeette s9newat ,a Resembling = aud !In sast
ways tn which tho latter might he absorbed by
cattle, either from scratches externally, or from
feed and water internally. All thc excretiona
from dttoated hogs 7wartn With the tssetn"s
Enrins, which are thu primary catise Of tlsc
plague. The cortnihglinE Of 100 hugs and lfty
cattle In anY yard Or pasture woult no doubt
result In some Of tho laticr bcconlng inocnlntea
with the dtsease. provided my, Of tho porclues
wcr troubled With ti1e ewioe plague,
Prof. Dotmers found that the disease COM
municatcd to the cattto BY incubation Is of d
mild typc,-tn fact 60 mild that Its existence
would not be noticed unless by y close obserVa-
ttot.
Judging from this discovery Of Prof Det.
mcrs, It ia highly probable tilat some cattle
slightly affected With . mild typo of sTins
, 1879-07-12
TRADE AND LABOR,

MEETING or TIE COUNCIL.
Tie Trade and Labor Council met last even.
M t,pvo,er H. @ ~ n1 ~. @ ror sssesa1 rn en'h.ns
"olu"atcs ~ lug e,a'F. seScfa. new members 'c
were elected rs Delegates from various Trades-
Unions.
s,'1a..hts % tsta.s; .att tsa. t,,,,..,s.nn NV T.,
cohs!aetao'o 'n1ortna! ta1k VIVA naaRea tn'
Mr. sehi!lhE stated TINT MI inc brewers IN Lilo
city 11au been seen, that they told tho Commit
,,,otr ,yo,o,,s m t,e Fo,,r,h n, Univ. tcv wo,ld
~. ""s .1 ~" ~ ..,s,s. w., III ,.s.s
" ppy IT, H r,ra n. Mfohssn f.nn W. u, "a py
nas. nasncss; n IT, .o,, asis W a1
ntrnrs '~'
Mr. Morgan suggested that the report Of tho
Committee be amended 20 tl'at every Trade
Union In Ch!cago should b. represented at the
picnic, aud 40 far as possible every trade should
Be- roprescntod by tablcau. rho amendment
was added, n1id tic report Of tho Committee 80
fur as it went, was adopted.
,nsp.rr,,,y ~ p.rror,rs
.,u ,,.uas., ,,...,,...., sa,,,,.,.., a.o. L.. J.,
ait' s!9ees' G ~ M soiuS.atun, ,,1. ~ " w
pse1aeneeu u ~ Sonns, cas'as a.tea.t'o ;,tat, ~
h sa plag .H npnso ~ ~ ~ t
ai snsnecnoM a. iaGsot'es so M Woiksn1pS, Ie
S.nanSo .tn ~, en saa ~ , Eso
lin'.ea l.ots uu.t.s H. sms n,o,s ~ s
oe sC n,aacs sha1i ha nronc,y ~ tat
-. ser sat .,al n nrnv''cH Is n,mcr ,nnans ~ ~
it, tail r1n tf71n hail
nronery ~ arnd III "gerv ~ nv r,.cm acIc ~
-. hn. HrtI uho'l ta ,.nrry u,raaS ei,a;ns.
aoc,dot. ' ti,at Ill " wnrLshnna for,ortc. atc
.sns ho ort n ,eani~ cnn5t,tm,. thas ali, .sSi,
onI w a.,nwa y n3t nai,,,nti ~
stnu - rfr,,,,oriy syht,ovroshed n,,,a ,,ons.
sta % ,, ny ,,Io ,h3+ ~ T,a1 ~ pnioo o,,ais
sna VII. -. n' ".,,sn - =" isi,nJ ei n,an"s ~ III
t,5 ~ ~ ftn,, "s NAV IN Tscmrd onasoor. n ~,
M ta+ y. ,i r-e,ti"r ~ ~ ar1i,a.ee @ ~
sso LIN 'e ,i,s. ~ a.. c ase sa.
nSu,,,tsn,cn tn snrh nmn,cnnts th"r s,.e'i bo
t,4,ni nnt H.. thn, Nfd, M mnr" thn, s'fs ~
iii The re roport I Of Tie Executive Committee, as
aepsgse'ea pnn,o W "''' "o'ka"' WAS ANONYMOUSLY
""oP'eo' .... .. ............
Tiiz iNsTALLATsoN or NEW OFFICERS
for tho coming year wae declared III order. Tho
prcs!1cnt-elect, Mr. r. " strrator, was Invited
to comc forward, md he wus introduced to tho
Council by Dir. GoldWater. the retiring Prt8t-
dent. In taking the cllair hlr. strcator mudc
few remarks conccrnlnE tho course he should
PURSUE, which werc greeted With applause. a
vote OF ~ thanka a;a, was o1tsaaea 20 eaaaot dofd-
"arSE, ar;, aIe teeat!nh fIGsn'sn,. .ha .sn,
follows: Vice.prcsjdont, +" il. McIoran: nj Re. ~
a,rI,,,lr aoarotor. = kon,n. Ei,ena!a @ ne-
coEl!R 5eesgSarN y. - ;hen.oni Hananefat sSc-
rciasy rnn. asnm,amp sa.n treasurer, inom2a W!
lit; Trustees, I. j. Morgan, Charles Erhardt,
asd John Lcuhcrs.
Mr.. McAutT. roprtsantinp tf,e Eyerttive
Committee Of lie Ch!cago Typographical Union,
p.esgntco sl!, tGno,ial . ~ LUZ anth q eomnu
recently pefpGtfatea upon INC six printers by
lust!ce Mccch, at tho instance OF Dohncl1cy,
9 yso s9 5 au ~ a saaato ae7 assc w
over to The Crim,nal Court In bonds Of s1,UD5
eafl: They dsomed ths j astion s;tI " leay; biov
a. nosIs1, my !sq"es'cu '''aI 7ono ae''on 90
ta1sh Ksl ~ stlc lnattGh -;
siderable tnu1fu1E6n from tic members Ut thu
, 1879-07-12

GOOD TESTIMONY.
d.. prlco's Cream Baking Powder and Flavorlnga
arc used by tho ,noat careful phyatcians a1 chem.
lists In thcis own families.
, 1879-07-12

''sweotnesa long drawn out" describes tue cte-
CANT anu pure candies nt DawHons, Fl State street.
, 1879-07-12

:. flair novlynm " rcstozes gray hair to It's orig.
fnal Coiur for 90 cents.