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, 1879-01-01
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

All Of tho county offices will ps closed To-
day.
Tho Grand Jury disposed OF thirty ordinary
easea yesterday, and adjourned uutn to-uof.
row.
Lat year The County Clerk issued 1900 mar
nage licenses. Thla year 4.S.3 hava been H.
sue1. This nuKbt to bo taken u stxu that
the tunes arc improving.
Tho election Of County-Attornsy, It Ia said.
will come up in tia Hoard tomorrow, Tue
prominent candidates aru james 2, Root, c. ii.
Wtitett, and Frank Smith.
Albert Kramer, Deputy Sheriff, resigned res.
terIay, and Joscph Sehoenfnxef wA4 sppoIiitea
70 hts place. Other ttslgpatiuus were expected,
but tho employees were obstinate. Tho end Ii
not yct. however.
In tho County Court yesterday Frank @.
6chusl!sr tnade voluntary assignment, ana C,
+. schumacher Jr. WINS appointed Assignee
llls Liabilities ats Ktveu u $l,6s3 anil llx asaets
- $.ass, al claimed to be exempt from eIec,l-
tf0n.
Charles @. Beatty, who admits tbak ho is ~
years OF agt, t0lk OUT l{censA yesterdav Il.
marry Mn. Mary A. Critteoleu. 3ha prospect
t!e bride has started upon her b0th yeaf, though
she would " SLOW to admit It to any one elte
thsn u tnssttaxe-licsuse clerk.
The financr Committee tnet yesteslay TO Dis
euss the question VI Issuing boudx. While 20
action wAs tskru. Tue sentiment Of lhu Com.
nitttec vas In fAVoF of making hasta slowly.
They were ill III favor OF !sauiuR tue boDds In
denominations OF from s23 up, but, appTeclat,ur
The tsct that the law was in theIr way, vera not
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The scheme For Building II Railroad Along
tl,~ Valley OF the Euphrstes.

{tFf<fhaHd$Nrt L0hd9A l1H4ft.
Pxsflf, Dee. 1B.-Ths 4Atsts !P,eAtr TagbIaV
states that 1t has received intelligcncu trutn
Conxtant1nupte that tho Hrittalt Aulbassa ailor
there l,a4 submitted to the Porte project Tor
tho construction Of tho Euphrates Valley Rail-
why, consisting OF twauty-slx articles, the chief
OF Which IRE: !. This Porte, neEs!pr bayinu The
Necessary capital Tor tho enterprise nor, In it,
present financial state, bcin. ablu 10 guarantee
thu payment OF Interest ON tho amount required
Tor that work. makes over to England tho right
OF undertaking tls task. :, TNu British Guy-
erumcnt undertakes to provide the funds.
A. an equivalent The Porte will % code 10, 900
SQUARE metres Of land for every klometre OF the
LING, which u 10 extend from ls,n!d, through
Afcxandrrtta1 to tic Persian uulf; 10 thc Porte
will give England The right to establish COLONY
uf LOO Europeans on lan1 x!yeu 9rstuitouilT
BY tue Turkish Government fur this puruoss;
~ II guarantee fur the sums expended, Tur-
kuy will eede ~ England Tor . pcsiod 10 to more
precisely liked leFc1iter, the revenues 0l she
PAshailka OF bassofa, Damascus, and Bagdad.
The correspondence adds taat tho guarantee
by England OF the loan Ut 4.]5 OtN O0O being
made dependent on lbc acccp.auce Ut the prof.
cet and tho Turkish Governments urguut1y
Duetiug tho money, the Ports Will scarcely ba
In position to refuse tho proposals. The prui-
Get u - TWO princlpal parts-the ceaaiul,
uanely. ot territory along the ltne aud the
colonization OF thu taMc-is Ia principle similar
10 the original project foE the Suez Canal which,
however, was not approved BY The Porte. u sum
ol ". .000+u0of be!n9 awasdei a. al indemnity 10
the eoupaDy, and the reyenues Ut Ba14ora,,
baydx1, knd Damascus being mortRuged for
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Inclined to do anything nntil the law could be
amended. Ihny NAV or may not ort'eF tho te.
Stance or bonds in advance Of tho meeting Of
tho Legislature, but the Indication: arc that
they vii walt 10 sec whether the Law Gnu bc
amcndctl rs to the sIxe VI the bonds.
.Josepl, III. Peter, tho alleged mur1erer Of
clark, hut who WIS acquitted Of the cllar9t,
yesterday eal!esi upon the statc's Attorney for
.ne M pictures of srs. Clark, which wers found In
not given him, and he went OF III hllfT.
The various county Offices In which changes
have been made Will undergo the transfortsn.
t!on to.tlav. Mr Mills wlff snrcssede MrI.aur1-
I'm a. Hospital Warden, Or. 1lonnAn will takc
Mr. Nasl, will stcp into tho shoes ni Al Mahr a.
Com nntttcc Clerk, mud at the County Agents
OIl!ec and Hospital thcrn will he considerable
pulling and haitn1 fur subordinate positions.
SATISFIED EXECUTION.
few days ago It was noted that the Clerk of
the Criminal C0urt had turned over to the Sucr-
III executions OIL forfeited buntls amounting to
about SiO.000. The Sheriff has pushed these
executions 10 tho be:t ot hts ability. sud tho re-
executions was ono for St.Goo, and tue Deputy
returned the following receipt;
c. ,Gn'ea"c' ,s% Nay e: 1s:!1oeeetved 6o ot F. A.
se9 seoan.snea a At fSf IL 81
Linn IN tho Criminal Court OF Cook County. iii.
cnAlLEs II. RsEn, stnte's Attorney.
Tho records show that 1oufs Iuu was Indicted
N tHe "aHuaE} te9I1. lotot-l"o fhu!Cttnentt.-
l.. 4. ltro'sn and q. ". Alexander became Ills
snrcttcs hi cach cuse. They forfeited their honl
IN February nf the same year, aud Judgment
was rendered against them Dee. 0, 1873. ani1 ex-
ccution was issued Dcr. q. The execution
WIS recalled Yesterday by the 9tatc's Attorney
on the strength of the receipt nborc, but still
there IL eou,cfh.ng unexplained. While tho
stato'a Attorney did not exceed his authority
II the matter. there is M, apparent mixture il,
the names OF the bondsmeu, and, Furthermore,
ie tntlcd to report thu compromise made to tlls
Clerk.
, 1879-01-01
CRIMINAL.

John Leydca's wound Is said 10 Be rather
peculiar one, aud tho physician III attendance
does not yet know whether 1t wilt result fatally
or not The probabilities last night seemed to
10 that l,u would recover, n 1t w1s thought that
the ball had missed striking the brain.
For some days past q. +. Gore & Co,
auctlonccrs. at Nos. 65 anl 10 Wabash avenue,
have been losing parcels of boots and shoes.
watch was set Yesterday anil resulted III tue
capture OF fellow giving tho na,no OF George
burke. In hss possession were found new
pair OF boots which hs had tst stolen, aud
also pawn Ticket for a silver hunting case
which au owner Is wanted.
Arsests: Cornelius Highland, coupllctty with
Thomss Davis ta the ruba,cry Of La Hlancr &
CaTsc's barher.shop, No. .d3 hlrty tiTst street
Susan hlmpson. servant ior Mrs a. Il, T,Mus.
man, ol ~, s00 Washington streot, who t. sus-
wanted, with Edward Milinvtoo, now ia v tbs
County Jail, for the burglary u q ireight-car IN
the koek islant Road: Richard Wells, charged
with tho theft Vt stlk purso froua soine lady
Whose aa1au 4 nuknown: ucosEs sard. making
himself 9e'lerasly Offensive owing to his forget
fe4E's Day. '~''~ '~'' -''"
Juatlce summcrdeld: George Kennedy, stab
bthg John batea'an IN the lett shoulder, $40 to
tho Criminal Court; Charles Mcck, shooting
Glllatn's salukn, No 130 Van Buren, street,
s., ,00 TO the 7th; Gcorge and Henry Miller and
Fctsr Weinman, charged With furcing open
trunk IN Louss Kesn's Foou At No. 70 Archer
aud 60 Ia casb, $500 70 tbs ID; Charles eu,i
John Herzog, also Implicated In the aboye, $xJ0
70 the sslu date on charge Ut yagranc. !;
ratriek, Mccormick. MAYHEM. In chewing i.
Carriers car during tXht IN Clark street
boardtug hou.e, $500 to the II. Justiep
hDrrlson: William sWiuburu, stabbing Patrick
MAaien Ia Tue zrm with bsad.awi, $50 10
oiliees who arrested hfm; Lizzie Juhuaon, az
erstnK female, seut to the House OF the Good
shephetd; JOHN Scott, snstchiux pocketbook
iton Miss jeesls Doolittle. $50 dne; Auolpi,
Wasact. John Martin, sad Henry Wilson, W.
grants. ~ tine each.
Which have already AVpeexcA in Tus TnIAuhr.
, 1879-01-01

h..... y.,.,Iu. r,,,,,.,. ..,
noon no. 70. neaftnE. q. 3. Irnds appcafed IL ior
INC ue!enaants, Met; a: J.. ko1Inton, OF rike.
Johcs noloF'cty; allu "Ele. and ar. rage lInd
Wloses caae ln hnnu. X WI pe fenelhbefca
tn"t KY ue!cuaarns nlo eaafRcn Win eonsplf!iiE
70 OBTAIN IRON essosc-,who y - mah oi. u
years, anu cs ttlo'ueater-S1Uo by giving
TT MORTGAGE 'tE o.. real sstate fcpfcscnte1 to
nase oeen un!ic3al9stcu, ~ 1M "ncn, ~ !ae1 tnero
given t'a not read correctly IN TINT It was made
pasao,iee N one yeaf, ana, j not then, Fhen slle
G Va ao,o 70 Ply IT, or. ifaMe m no Gaea tnat INC
, 1879-01-01
A PLATONIC MARRIAGE,
The True Story of Tho Rotations of George
Eliot and II. NJ. Lcwss.
fhIlnjefrhf, 7..fscr,oh

TY,m rrr,A
."0 A1"' n."rs ,.,,I. Or thc holat'o"s OF George
f1.ans n.,, ano H. NJ: loves
F''adtiraia 7s'tqraph.
The relations Of George Eliot with the lats
.ha,s ~ .,,snt,on .,n.. e ~. aASo soe 10 LOT some
.,.,s y. easG ~. uea1h OF Tie iattes.
IN tn's connection sne London correspondent Of
the New York 7Gres--Hho at times appears 10
wor1d-ialneuts .he fact that tbo Eue.h n.nc,.
ncu.c,c1 n mi .nv sn,ton ~ ns pspe.' ru..
no9,ee'e9 70 make any mention OF deoFre Eliot,
OF MISE hsane' or Mfs. Le"cs' or whatever her
legal name may now be, In announcing and
commenting upon Mr.. Lcwcs' death. Ac.
cordluc to ,b" T;,n.,, 1dntion n,su nv' ~.
.s,sa .,t....s.,,. wv 1o"uo" .ian' tha
.s*"el u"fco"t4o's "o"an 20 Wnom Mr.
Lemes was married IN carly life still lives.
ono made over four years aoo. on onIts n. soo" y,
s,,hnst.s ~ 80 49,. 49, ~, -. y" qute ~ sood
1ulao1,tJ, " tne e'teeI tnat tna Original airs.
acwes had Kindly quilted t'l's world, and that
the ione+lcfcrred marriage ceremony between
nout oi respect to the prcJMdlccs Of society and
the majesty OF tho law" When the frst Mrs.
Le~es abandoned her husband for another maa,
tlls osoRrapher Of uoeeho regarded tho nntor-
profcssel to be, and made no effort either 10
get her back or TO deprive her OF tho right to
bcar his name. Bv-nud-by she Fepented Of her
folly and came back to Nj. Lewea With 80 much
hu phtlosophIcalIy forgare her, and bY llylnr
with her thereafter condoneu her oiTcnse. For
time they lived together In peace aud hapJ.
mesa, but tbs vaywnFd wife soon tired
Of this monotonous existence nnd again
eloocd. THIS tne she went for good. and
never thereafter troubled MIR. Loves. The lat-
ter, by sosno crook uf tho English law. was de-
barred FROM ctainlnx tlivorro after this sccupd
oftcnso because be had condonvd Ills wife's
former wnvwardnees. 10 he was compelled to
bear With this second ireak as pht!osophicaily
, 1879-01-01

Fran LsriuFs ~ thS Rtr JasspA Cook.
There IL ~ my hands letter from n man vi
AFFAIRS In this city, and !ta topic ID low-pail
tctanlo labor. Tlicrc Is no sed.hot grtdlron
here, otherwise l should like to grill upon 1t
In public presence tho man who suggested i1,-
funny to a girl a. a ineans OF increasing lcs
wagrs bclllnl 4 counter. You would like to
Lrotl tt,cru my naan lonG thar. suppose tho
case was grcnt excoptlun; but have excellent
evidence that l!Ierc ts no exagxcEatton In whit
a'n about to read u you. Tnis u not nn unony-
nous letter; but tho writer who 4lKns II with
his own full nAtae Is recorded M The t}iscctosy OF
tue city to which he belongs, and 'l.is
o:rupation mcutluncd: "a young lady,
wl0su family bccamo reduced in
worldly circumstances, felt that sho must
Try to Ao something fur herself, and therefore
kle applied at q large retail drY-goud1 house
for situation. 'Yes,' said thu proprietor, sws
will take you: your aalaty will bu - nalnIog
thu prize. oh, MR. said she, i can't sys upon
thut-' 81 understand you. lnkss,' was thu re-
ply. Several Ut theau girls don't llya upon
what We pay theln. DO you see tAas young
tady thc.el We pay her Just what offer you;
y0un< man pays her tho rcst.'" Wlsh the
grtliron wtfo hern fur tho brottlnu. ~ know
Whereof affirm" continues thts writer, whosd
letter aroused III indy snatloa dare not expscst
here; an4 think that whea II coulCs to thls,
this matter gocs steu beyond low wR4es.h
This il simply an Illustration Of one effect Of
low wuGea. "Pleuss remember that this young
wonian WIS not only = person of high character
apd Nood fami!y, but also perfect stranger to
Mis- Kellogg prefers Buck l. RaJnes's Cold Cream
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Waith services wcru held At the Chicago AVG
uuo Church, corner OF I-aSas,e street, md were
very largely attended. The basement auditors
u1n vas completely filled with people, the pres
enco of laEgc lumber of Yovng persons bclug
noticeable. Tho exercises proper did not negin
TIL nearly 10 O'Clock. The ttme befnre that hour
was siHut In scr. OF tmprotnptu social, that
proved i source OF profit aud pleasure
to the Younger oucs Of tho congregation,
Tho SERVICES wcro begun With tue supg, II Hear
thy Wscome VoEce," hi. KllnbaIl then oEer-
I'd n pFAyGr.
~ aul coming To ths Crossn was sung,
Thereafter Sir. nu Golycr EXTENDED TO all mcln-
bcrs Of sislcs churches 4 cordial invitation 10
lsy. Ml. Leavltt, u tho Ltncola Park ConHr.-
gottonal Church, who was TO ba tha leader Of
11r. Lcavttt said TIM. those present had no.
meet Christ. ilo then suc9estel silent PRAYER.
After lew fuluutes ot allenca " Dr0therh Spuf-
faFd prayed. "What Hast Thou Doao fos Me'
WAS sung.
Ar. Leavttt then made q short address, in
WHICH he sai4 that ho supposed every person
wanted to aoeak more to his own heart than to
That ot anybody eSu upon such M oscaslou u
that which had drawn them together. Every
business house had an annual review, aud every
heaIt should have. .an annua! review VI itself.
What would tho CJEi4tlau sxy II he found that
the review showed running ochindt tlo closed
cnumeItlDg tnctcupop. uosal that hA object
was 10 excite those present 10 awaken tue split
in tho hearts Ut each other.
A. Il o'clock BIZ, Do aolyer assumed tho
leadership aud m2de fuw Ee,unrks. FROM that
tiua On iAu ttlnu was speut In short prayers,
speak!nXs, aud hymns. Au exhortation to como
to Jesus was responded to by few, aud the
exercises wcre closed. Throughout thu evening
the services wa4 tust such Us arc observed ut
every xell,IeRulated psayer-neeting mud thoso
frivolous Young people who had cotue with tho
very manifest intention OF ase'nK "xotnu iuu"
went away sadleF, wiser, aud better over their
disappointment.
TR1kIry.
A. Trinity Methodist Church tho usual watch
plElt services were held, the congregation OF
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GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

Tho sub-Treasury has $500, 900 on hand in
coin whcrewith to DO lts part III tho resumption
business.
Yesterdays disbursements at tho sub-Trcas.
ury were S23,o0o In currency, $4,000 IN gold,
and 81 coo In silver.
The total intcrna!-revenuc receipts for De-
ccm6cr were e743, ,3j5, Of which amount S6OD,-
b90 was for ta1es On distilled spirits.
Fifty thousand do'lars' worth nj coupous
werc destroyed yesterday ut tho Sub-Treasury,
tho Interest having been paid upon them.
The amount Of 1 per cents subscribed for at
the Sub-rrcasury Yesterday was Sl1 $50 0,-several
pegs higher than 1t Inns bacn for some days.
The tnterna-rcycnuo receipts 1T Collector
tiaryey's otl!ss yesterday. were s3a,ooo. Of
this amount 49j,9 ,962 was for tu1es un spirits,
si.ba} for tobacco and cigars, $7HU for beer, md
$1.3S6 on bank deposits, cite.
TIE alcohol exports from this city for tho
year 1878 amounted to Il o., barrcls. equivalent
to afns,n nOl proof gallo1s. The cxport trade
has bceu looming mp considerably, 1t would ap-
pear, aDd Is by no means Oh the wnne.
Col. u. Il. Nureb, uho l,as been assisting Col,
Grtmcson, Revenue Agent for this district, las
been hsiRnch 10 1ntv III tho 1n.lana and Siichl-
gan district, to take the place, temporarily. OF
Col. Packard, who goes 10 Ban francisco for q
time.
Commissioner Hoyuo's last case for 1878 was
one In which Iohn Cessna, IRON the Stock. Yards,
PLAYED the role Of defendant to the charge OF hay.
inR sold liquor dc!ears GU the sly,-le. without
having license. The ease wa8 continued until
Thursday morniu1, Cessna furnlAlIn1 bail 10 tho
sum Of $500.
HARvEy's ANNUAL
Collector Harvey completed his annual hgur-
lnR-up yesterday afternoon, and the results arc
embodied In tue following clear mud comprehcu-
stvo tabular statement. showing, Ia detail, the
internal roycnue collections for tho First Dia-
trlet Of Illinois for the year ending Deg. 81, 1b7A
Tito total collections In 1877 wsro tS.SNJ,-
3a5.1, and n 1878, $7,906. .403.25, or a
devrcaso Of $s08, ,GU0.5a. Willis tho amount
collected on tax-pa1d spirits IL less
ttlan Tint Of tho Cincinnati District,
the amount produced In this district Ia n,ur1
tl,an tlIat produced either In tho Cincinnati uis-
tFict, Or, ia tacL ln my otllrr district In the
country, tho decrease In tho COLLECTIONS In 1878
being 0ue to the fact that the alcohol EXPORT q
for ths year Just closed have amounted to Il, ,Q2
barrels, or 36U2.0Jl Rallons,--nn which, uf
course. the Wcank TAX was not collected. Whel,
figured out exactly, tho number Of proof gal
lona Of ta1.patd spirits produced iu this district
IN 1878 Il t,h02, ,G11, which, Increased by the
AGU2, ,l81 gallons that went out Of the country.
6rtogs up the total product OF the First District
Ut Illinois for 1878 to the respectable figure Of
10, 10J+ +12 proof gallons.
, 1879-01-01

The following memorial, to which reference
has slready been made IN T4x TnlBuax. haA re-
ee,yed the signatures Of the entirs grocery uud
sugar trade In the city, three Or four Of tho
minoF tobbng houses excepted:
TO tAs HoAoraaft tAt Ssaats and Houts og Rtp.
FfStAfattst< It has been officially represented 10
sugars u necesstry. The sraxun given V that Ger.
Tain auGaEs Vt high test come III. uudsr the present
law. At sauae duty low sugar, when ihu col.
Or Il alike. To remove this objection ths Eeosc-
taFy Ut the Treasury recommends that fpsss high
ktadu and low KsAde suE4f4 bs admitted At = ppv-
rate duty. which would, Of course, prohibit tho
Importation ot tho latter. aud do sway In the
United btAies with the reclining Of tho claaa Of
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that church and that Of Chr!st's Reformed Epis-
copat Church having been invited. Tho attend
m aneo waa not as largo a. II might hare been, yet
the exercises, Conducted b. tile !ssy. Mr.. Crafts.
"a Was quite Interesting. Bishop Chimney. the ltev.
Alr. Adams. and Chaplain sicCabc occupied
ehatrs IN the platform. and In their turn con-
tfibutca to tho interest Of tho OCCASION.
Inc opening exercises were OF the usuat dc.
votiona! K,nd. after which The Rev. Mr.. Gratis
baptized several applicants. THIS ceremony WAS
followed ty 40 address by bishop Cheney,
was "'fhe RedefrptIon Of Time, !" antl IN tho con-
sidcIat!on Of 1t he IMPRESSED upon his hearers
tho fact thatwe wcso nlorc a,t to remember our
tf,aIs ta1tho metcfes extended us and TINT, while
gather lcssons of wisdom thcGcfrom, II wus
dntTy M " to press forward, alniuR at the kingdom
Chaplain Mecnbe next led the audience IN
singing, after which the Rev. Mr. Adams and
others ma1e appropriate addresses.
The residue Of thu evening was given to sing
Ing and praret, and voluntary speeches bY tic
auditors, mud tho old year was bid 0ood-by, anil
tle now year Welcomed in derout and very
pleasing manner.
REroRMEp MEN.
l. a Praiae. .meeting Of reformed men was held
s.,oi. IN Lover ~ Fatwell iiall last evening. a.
their redemption from tho vce OF incompetence,
aud repeated the scrIpt.ral motto or sentiment
they hat adortcd for tho New Year. Prayers
were offered for tl'osc who desired silctn, hrmus
LIONS by tue male slor, and tia Scriptures read
by tito Chairman, W. u. l.aittmer. The attend
atec Was quite largo, and comprised number
sc1vlccs were also held at tho following
churches: Free Methodist, No. 40 North Nor
gan street; Trinity Episcopal, Dr.. Sullivan
preaching; Ada Street Methodist, the Rev. u.
4. AIalns prcach!ux about. Tho Parable Of the
PLANES, Dr. Goodwin, ]. StcAlister. and others
doitrortnE addresses; Third Presbyterian; Enl-
, 1879-01-01

that ono-thfrf ol the sharcs Of the Buez tana,
t.'pk on Ills own account. It does not aern
therefore, surprising that for the conatrurtrnn.
nf the A.Iat!c Railway combination similar T..
lat 0rtKinally contemplated for the makInv III
supcstntcndcnca by tbs Britain t}oycrntnen. "f
any practicable railway scheme In Asia exrtts
surprise. pcnding, however, confirmation of
the intelligence, the probability IL that the
one Or the other Of tho companies eompet,ns
for tho AsIatic lines, rather than one dtrect!,
pronoscd by tho British Government on lie own
account, "s
, 1879-01-01

'Tlfc HcFiD disbursements amounted to $500,
ri. co,,,on. ,f cttx l,o,,1. ,,od M, n .,or.
i.e eoalr,'S u wy eo''s ps'a ~ " sea'ef-
0". " ."e -1"@' 'eo' "'
The lreasurcr's receipts we're: Water Oiltcc.
80, 4Ul; Comnrroller, 81, ,Ol9; total, $4,4T4 iIc
paid O1lt S5,OO0.
n.,.c,,oo sh.. os ,t, y,a,.o, s,.s., a..,,o,
h.. ioo,, ra,3.n, ~ -. w H. san,a ~ '',..i
nr1sonnr II, cs..sne ~ 'A' '"n"' ''' "''o"'"3
RI. t1oa,,:, f,G,,,.,. ..,,x. .,.
sha.s ,st ~ ~ s
IN ia 1n1. ~ h.d ,.s. c1s,Tss MSu sSa'su' sau
. ~ 49, " 1.e .''As ~o''.'""ea'
AsSss .sss s!sssi Ia: e y:s ss;p e
10 f200. QUO morc will bo required to square the
accounts.
Four cases Of scarlet fevcr were reported TO
the Health authorities making srycntY-one last
month. During the same lime th!rty.seven
patro,m.r r,,,,ch. WIN -. rs,o,,. ,,,,,,I,,,.
roi,1n. ,trrnts ~. ~ =, n.,,ns -, eai. ~.
rcsgnat!on Il not r, cs,ysd 6r IN o,cinrk tn,,iny 1
hc viii be- dlstnjsscd, >''~" 'eAAs
-. ...
The re receipts Of tho Wster.o omce last year
were FvI,ltO.74, OF which SD42, ,G73-07 wero de-
were M. nj wh,rh sNts A, n un,o ~ ~.
wst,.- rcnss' - ""'>" s's"' ''o'7" "s'o Ao'"
--.
mayor Heath says when the accounts OF 1878
gre settled. 1t Will be found thnt only between
'D and ~ per cent ot the appropriation has been
expended, lin nthcr words, nearIv 81 ,9O UOO has
GEE0 HafEG. HltH Htlelk ttf4}HpfnV fnt n
thtcn venrs the tjtv rnutd nay ~. u ..,nt .n,1
ston JsxtinU nnnrr' :" - '-"'' A"'
M ne nn sceeptt 81 Inc treasurer tn lsIs ~ we're 81
.bos, atst n!s ehpcnqhures .H t:Aou,sU; ~ -
. shese Tas W ta,1 mahu o9n. !o's. ABOUT too9uU
m. Is, u n1M .ht, oesvru 10 ~ o. hana a1out s
o ~ , .ns .h atooan. WI 90 sonslIeIaply re-
uucca Hlen inc money 70 o. sent TO New York
70 .aeet January interest II atnsfaetcd'
Tho following wcre tho bids received by tho
Finance Committed Monday for the clty lots nt
the corner ot Coaeress mid Franklin streets:
John 4. Lomax, II to 20, $4030; sa1nc, IL to
20, 1890; Loxeng Egleston, II to %, sl0.005: !:
+. II. Illl g. Co., II to o0, 8li ,0U0 All arc or,
/ canal time. The Committee viii recommend
TIC accept4uce OF the litter. ~N
n,,, .r,,o.. !. x..s., .. .,.,. -.
~, o!n Iatuoia ~ lcEa9u 10 enangea N tho 70
t ,se b bpasten' ana 1sve nd Gee .evissd According
t.,.t ,sG4 Espt' uu'a y 10 70 aronReut ahn
LII a.I1t. T., .aAcs s peeo, Iapt- Ononnci!
WM W w o. ttansicltcu 20 ths second
uies,,,.,, t n195 n.5 .a&.nk n!a plaFo; anu Lieuts
u. n.eta!.tf n'19 oelt Pug 10 ehanee places supt
oeassf asf saHa !ehseluay that ne knrH nothing
'" ius. ons' ''' 'A' 'spo'I'' except po'''e'y Inc
, 1879-01-01
balance On hand to-iay......,
SOMETHING NEW,

"An Hour In Business College" ia tha title
Of neat little pamphlet recently issued by tic
bryant d. stratton Chicago Business College,
n, 70. and 81 State street, Everybody tltere1t-
cd In practical education should read this sketch
Of perfect syslenl Ut luAuess e&lugattuu,
, 1879-01-01

Klpuu. Nls. W The KeY. fsrs!ls DaItlu, Edward J.
Martyr. Of Che1Ho aad Alice l.. daughter VI John +.
1Axxlrt. Ehl., OF lt!poh.
llnFFAASN-HtNZ-Dsc, u, 1t q ?. n. Ms. Charles
aIu FfsncIs ILL. bota u this slsy 10 eafss. 'A'
fiihk-AEEcIi-Atk 1t. llstthias Church. Philade1.
pla, on ThIrt1ay, Dee. m. BY the tttf. iahctt A.
EtxaFlA william H. frfuk. Of Chicago. and Cxllis r..
daughter Of Mlli.4m r. Aeceh Philadelphia.
, 1879-01-01
BURLINGTON MARBLE COMPANY.

Tls new sesldenca Of Wilbur F. Storey, Of Tho
Chicago Ismes, n to 10 OF whita Vermont marble,
and tho burlington Marble Company. have closed
the largest coatsact for that kind Of marble ever
let In tho West Or west Of New York. o. II.
plAcoy Ii tho architect Of tho nav building.