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, 1879-03-07

EFFECT OF THE GA9.DILL IN GERMANY.
A reactionary spirit seems 10 10 ut work in
Germany. Prince B1suAncK hss met with
two aoyera robukos since tho passago Of the
Anti-Socialist bill, anl Booms to DO upon tho
ovo OF third. Tho first robuko wns oil tho
noro severe because 1t WINS almost uuani-
1nons. I1o hnd requested tho Noichstag to
give him permission to prosecute two So
cinlist Deputies, HAssELMANN and FnrTscur,
who had been expelled from Berlin, for ro.
turning aud tnking their soats in that body.
LAsxEn, tho brilinut lender Of tue nnil,cala,
in powerful speech, maintained tint they
Ind roturnod under tho sanction of tho E1n-
poror's invitation to oil tho Deputies. Under
tho influence Of Ills arguments, tho Deputies,
ns q measure Of sclf.proteotton, not knowing
low soon they might all bo doportod il tl,ey
conceded tho request, refused tho per-
mission almost unanimously, and passed 4
resolution affirming TINT tho Anti
Soc!nlist bill did not authorize tho Quyorn-
nent to prevent a member from talsing his
sent, though l,e might havo boon expelled
from the Capital by tho police. Tile Ohan-
COLOR haH received his second robuko lit m
adverse vote upon tho motion to refer hia
pct nlcasura, tho Parliamentary Discipline
bill, "a teu.ler to The Antl-Socialist bill, TO
committee, which indicates thu tlual defeat
OF tie measttro. Tho attack n.adu upon tho
Government by thu opposition speakora waa
very bold one, md tho Chancellor WINS
p!ainly informed, oven by tho Liberals, that
ho hatel Freedom Ut speech, aul tint tho
German people did not syuipatllize with that
hatgoa and did not look upon Lis n,oasuro Us
OF auy practical account in aasisting to carry
out tho provisions Of tho Anti-Socialtst bill.
For tho first time in many years Prince Dls.
AAncx in hts reply uttered something that
sounlud very much like whine, and evlnccd
disposition to back down. Flo Ind nothing
ulors 10 Bay than that tho Government had
hoped to ind energetic support in comba.-
ing Socialism, aud was disappointed, aud
that "Wa are entitled to have IN opinion rs
we'll as tho Reiuhstag, aud should 10 bad
patriots II VIC anted in opposition to tho
dictates Of our own eouscianeu."
Behind this apparent whine there IL,
howovor, an ulterior purpose. ll1sMAnok
has 1nany strings to lis bow. It ia stated by
woll.informod correspondents that he has
taaen little interest iu tho Parliamentary
Discipline bill, as tho Federal Council, to
whicl. it was first submitted, materially
modified ilB provisions and almost amuseu.
latod 1t. go that ho IL ready eyon to sauetiou
ita rejection. 1lis Interior purpose Ia to
dissolve, 70 as to pass hls Protec.
tionist Isohomea. II he canuot put
down Socialism md carry out other
important saeasurcs which do not yet M
pear On the surface with the aid of the
1aelehstag, he can do 1t with tho aid Of O.
great army. To maintain great army,
however, requires an immense revenue, That
, 1879-03-07

The answer of tho Republican party in
Michigan to the roccnt announcement OF the
nuptials Of tho Democrats md Gracnbaclora
was maslo known yesterday by tho State
Convention ut lansing. It consists
in platform continuing two brief
resolutions, the first reciting tho
fact that tho Republican party, having
brought tho currency of tho country
to its present Hottled aud safe condition,
opposes any radical chango in our pteaent
financial system; aud tho second inviting
tho corporation of Ct all men Of whasorer
former party utilization who are in favor Of
financial honesty aud a safo mud sound basis
for The business Of the country"
, 1879-03-07

Yesterday NO printed statement Of tho
Sims received md expended by the State
board Of Health, and, according to that vor.
sion, thsro ilaa been MI illegal and improper
uso Of tho public money by some rorson to
tho nlnount of several thousand dollars. but
tho statomont also disclosed that no vouchers
Ind bcon fl1od showing the expenditure Of
over $1,000. Now, two questions mist 10
answered IN explanation OF this business: !:
Who expended tho money? and Who re-
coivcd the money thus illegally paid out?
In finding ont who expended tho money
illegally, 1t should niso bo found out to
whom the money was pnid, aud whnt 1t was
1,ail for,
, 1879-03-07

Tho stonoMaphers' aohcme to taston n
horde Of now tnxoa.crs on tho people of I'LL
nofs is being steadily pushed forward IN tue
Legislature. Ton dollars n day and u cenls
por 100 wort1s for copying court proceedings
will furnisl, pleasant anl lucrative employ
mont for quito number Of interesting poo
plo not satisfied will, their present income.
Tho ayes and noea on tho bill will bo road
with unusual intorest by those who must
foot tho expense. Int they will hare the
oxtromo satisfaction Of knowing Tint moro
persons who wish 10 1.-Two upon the public are
provided for.
, 1879-03-07
Thu kc1!oo1boy spot
We uo'er forget, though thero we ara forgot.

Tie Bar Association OF st. Louis has decided
that the rates Ut legal advertising arc TOO high.
The natural reply to this IL, tilut the rules Ut
legal services are uut Of all proportion higher
than those Of legal advertising. The latter are
now 80 poorly paid that newspapers OF standng
do not tnEc then, Us II rule, mud they Gu to con-
cerns Of small circulation. Tile 81, .outa u'ott
adtis to thEs that It Is the practice OF maoy law
ycrs To Charge ticts clients full rates for suct.
advertisements, at,l pocket the difference bo-
tween the schcdu!e-priees OF largu aiad small
neWApApcra tlcnaReIYea.
, 1879-03-07

Tho New York Board Of Aldermen aro con-
s!dcrlng a proposition for a surface. railway In
Broadway. Some OF tho members insist upon
amendments to tho charter requiring the Cun-
pany to keep tho street clean ind In repair,
which, II adopted, will bo apt to discourage the
intending lncorpurators. Provisions ot this
nature ought to bo contained in every street.
railway charter; mud, II one set OF capitalists In
New York will not build tho Broadway road on
these terms, another will. Tie fnyor with which
tho scheme Is regarded on atl hands Is romasls-
able testimony to ihc surcesa Of the elevated
ronds. a year ago tho suggestion would not
havo bccu seriously entertained.
, 1879-03-07

In tho midst df frequently recurring
Nlhllist plots with which tho Ilussian nuthor-
1ues aro constantly confronted, 1t ia now
said that political dissension nas broken
out noar tho throne, md TINT the
Gar aud Czarowitch aro at logger
heads on some important question Of Slate
polity. Tho story conles from Doriiu TINT
the hetr-apparont Is under surveillance, md
not allowed to leayo tho palace, lost some In.
'triguo should be aet on foot in opposition
to the Cars desires.
, 1879-03-07

Lamb must DO led to the slaughter.
Mrs. Cobb wanss carpot iu hcr prino
cell.
In only two ycars moro Ntr. Tildou will
NOT bo President,
JEFF Dnvis' now "lost CAUSE: Tle fa;l,
uro to get pension.
Mr.. Potter. 1t seems. like A1r. Tlaep,
never heard Of tho cipl,oE dispatches.
Mai. Andre, who Is to hayo monument,
might have lad pcaslon hnl he lived.
1Iaa h1r. Tiltlen duly considered tho Hon.
Jefferson Davis In the light Of dark horsa,
Wade Han.pton's rsceut farswo! le,tes waz
affecting enough to touch cyen the hcart Of ruo,
Lcalyi!1o has startcd graveyard, Thia
would indicate that the JamcH brothers aso really
at TINT place.
The Dnifalo Express is trying to kill OF
Sir. Tiiden as a Presidential candidate By calling
Him y. Jones ridden.
Mr.. Potter intimates that Aggio Jcnks is
liar, and wo shall soon hear this distinguished een.
tfcman calling for tho police.
Tho null,or Of thu phrase 'tAs innocent
as lamb, VIC take It. didn't know tue gentleman
recently convicted Of murlur.
Tue newspapers Of tho South ara pretty
unanimously advsfag California not 10 aeccde, anl
they know how It ia themselves.
The proposition to give Jeff Davis pen.
sion would appear to Indicate tint t1.u hard winter
has killed of tho sour npplu trees.
Boston las n Frozou Pudding Clnb, M CT.
change tells us. This Is one Of tho results D!
Charles Francis tAdams, VIC suppose.
tDoauvoir is tho name Of jeff Davis
new plncc; and this reminds us that It will bs
long tinle Deauyolr ha Ia In tue Scnale.
Iii Perkins claims air. Daechtr as his bo.
som friend, Mr.. Terkns' propensity for telling
untsuths Is gradually being accounted for.
Pocahontaa Ii to hhve monument oTer
her grave IN England. Pucahontas WIS tac oaaJ
good IndIau which thId cuuntry ever produced,
The Dclnocrats will hive such ntrong mu.
jority In the nc1t Congross that they will probably
kill tho Democratic party before the session ts
ended.
No Secretary Of tho Treasury has essr
been President. though nearly all have tried to le.
No exception TO tho ruo caa 10 made In tile case o
John Sherman.
A Peoria paper oxultans[y notes tho ar.
rival o! tie first robin. 'rha reorla mhu has prob
ably seen bird with red i5apne! around i1 neck
for sore throat
Justin D. Fulton said Inst Sunday that
there was too much coward!co in tho pulpit. There
ia a great deal Ut everything En tle pulpit
scesns, but raligson.
Air. Kimball IL going about paying o1
church dobts with othes peoples money, anu no"
We think Of 1t, what III excellent thing II "e could
IN tu 1I1a i11D Hatua ,YAyf
, 1879-03-07

The st. Louis Republican thinks TINT tha
advocacy by Tue CHICAGO TalnuaE OF tho
Anti. .Coolie bill, which commended itself 10
ovozy unsontt.nontat person upon social,
moral, a,nl industrial grounds OF vital couse-
qusnoe, was duo to political considerations,
aud that T1E IR1uuAK Vowed the whole
question from partisan standpoint. It
says: "Wo are therefore justified in bolioy-
Ing that, II tho arrival Of 50, ,00o, 900 Chinoso
would ltlsuro tho Hlection OF GRANT, our
Chicago contemporary would throw up It's
hat aHd sing tho doxology." Tho future
results Of unrosiEiotol hired Ooolio ilumiRra.
tion will Elbow tho motives that induced
TAE On1cAao TRIBUNE to combat what It
thon an1 now believes to bo an unmitt-
gated OWL to American labor, society,
and morals. Meanwhile, tho st. Louis
RtpudEicaH ind other Democratic pa.
pcrs ars a!rsaay singing tho doxo1ogy
with sucl. unction Us to convince ,ls that the
only motive thoy Ind In advocating The bill
was tho expectation that tho President, uu-
dor the pressure Of Eastern clerical sonti-
nleutalis'n. would yoto 1t anl thus give them
tho opportunity 10 make Democratic partisan
capital Oh the Pacific Slope. This " about
tho slzp of Democratic regard for American
labor interests. Wo are, therefore, Justified
In believing that, it tile arrival Of several
thousand more Coolies will insure tho eieo-
tion OF Democratic delegations from Cal
ifornia, Oregon, md Noyada, our St. Lauis
contemporary will toss up It's hat high IN
the alr aud sing the doxo1ogy" In q still
mora exultaut manneri and we arc also
justified In believing that, IL the President
had signed tho bill, they would forever have
, 1879-03-07
TRIBUNE D1s4ANCII OFFICES.

Tnx CHICAGO Tn.nuNk has established branch ofTcss
for tho fcccipt ot subscriptions and advertisements
follows;
NEW To1,K-Roo,n 20 Tribune Building. r. T. Aio-
FAppEx. Manager.
FAIRS. France-So. 10 Rue Do ia Grange. Hate1iesc
II. MA.tLRR, Agent.
LONDON. EnG.-Amertcan Exchange, 40 Strand.
uGShY F, G1LLIn. Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO, a1.-rhlacc Hotel
WASHINGTON u. C.-t3lO street,
, 1879-03-07

COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-Ilc loss on ~. ost
burned warehouse of Dcnt Il Do~HeS ~,
night will bo about sl2,0W. The thsufarss -.
s7,ou0 ia divided us follows; lcopleS 4~.u w"r.
anco Company, Of Newark; Newark, n u .,,'' .'sn
ark; a,hl Boston underwriters, sl'1o g. sasI' ~.
Peoples, of Trentor, and Farmers, % ausH'
Sl,60o each, und MERCHANTS, VI h'ea"'o"S'
n mn
, 1879-03-07

JosErn G. >. BLAcKnunN, ihe ncw c,n,1,,
Tor SPEAKER H. Kontuck.an born, but IL, rh..s
ela' TO ttlo ol'lco rests OIL io fart t)at h.
tered the Confederate army ia 1861 ami sors.s 81,
throughout Lie War; e 'e'Sea
, 1879-03-07

DISTRIBUTING PUNISHMENT or CRIME.
Tile State Souate has passed. bill giving
to County Courts concurrent jurisdiction
with tho Circuit Courts in TINT class Of casoa
Of which Justices Of the Ponce havo jnrisdic-
ton, and when tho a1nount III controversy or
the vnluo Of tho property shall not exceed
$1,000. mud concurrent Jurisdiction with the
Circuit Courts In nppeats from Justices mud
in quasi criminal cases. Tho sn1ne bill pro-
yidos that appeals and writs of error may be
taken from tho andingsof tho County Courts
in royonua casos, conInon.law cnaos, forcib1u
ontry aud t1otainer, and bastnrdy caaos, mud
in criminal prosecutions. Tie low does not
provide that tho findings OF tho Appetite
Courts in my Of these appeals, except whom
the amount in controversy docs not exceed
81 900, shall DO lnal, and therefore the right
Of appeal to tho Supreme Court romains nu-
changed. The law aiupIy confors on Coun.
ty Courts the Jurisdiction Of Circuit Courts
within cortain limitations.
While thero is no objection to this bill 10
far rs 1t goes, 1t lncks tho thing most wanted,
aud that is, provision mixing tho judg-
monts OF tho Appellate Courls flual III all
cases. There ara certain classes Of oases in
which appeals to tho Supreme Court aro
secured ny TUG constitution Ihc law OF
TUG oIato, however, lnsteau OF excluding
suoh casea from tno Appellate Courts, ro-
quires them to DO first appealed to these
Courts, and through Them can they alono be
oarriod To tho Supreme Court Tha is an
OBSTRUCTION, c, aol"y' ana q costly addition to
the prosecution OF au'ts' 1of "lfaeh &hore is no
l'fst'1ca''on or apology save tho purpose OF
increasing teea ana e'ap'oy!nont Tor
1nomoofa o. tne LAR: "e deny that
couf's aro eateolianoo ZOE tho pnrpoae
OF cfeatihB business Tor lawyers We
aony u'et TO maso TWO appeals IN
caae necessary "aela ono alone can 10 hna',
tof 'ho purpose OF compelling ht'gants to
pay double iees to counsel, double fees
to clorlIs' and double court costs, IL nh
honest, Legitimate, or dafena!blo exercise ot
legislative power 1t is an abuso' II disgrace
70 tue profession Wisoso representatives have
1aatehea u upon tue people, anu one Which
tho Legislature Should torminato without
do'ay'
The greatest injury to the causo OF public
Justice IL iu tho n.atter Of criminal cases.
Tho Constitution provides tho right of appoal
to tho suprou1u Court III nil crininhl casos.
Hefos0 tue establishment of tho Appellate
Courts appeals mud writH Of error from con-
v1ctioas III tho Circuit Courts were takcu d.
root to the Supreme Court, but now, by
sirtuo Of provision In the amended Prac-
tee act Of lS77, tho Appellate Judges nre
holding that criminal appeals must bo first
tnken IN tl,nir court o,,1 r. +bo A,,>,1,,+o
, 1879-03-07

Two deaths occurred yesterday among tho
Roman Catholic clergy in Wiscousln-tlo
Very Roy. Ah1T1N KuND1o, Vicar-Goneral of
Milwaukee, ngcd a; and tho Iov. Father
Louis DAE1, OF st. Patric2s's Church, Fond
du Lac, ngod 81,
, 1879-03-07

1t was difficult to understand why tho proyis-
lon dirtators should select DUNLAP ahoye nil
others u flullidatc for MAyor. II disposel
to be lnciat liable, ono might saY that they
wished to distruct tbs attention from tho lard
lcul. 1t may he, however, that tl,ey think tho
protits on lard will pay tho expenses OF an un-
successful contest,
, 1879-03-07

hr. FnEwis bill to regu1ato the business Of
.Afo-insuranoo In Illinois was very shabbily
treated in tho House yesterday. Numerous
amendments woro addod Of character cal
culated to bring the measure into ridiculo
md contempt, md tho bill thus bssmearod
was ordered TO n third reading.
, 1879-03-07

4 mourafnl rumor IL circulating on tho West
Side to tho effect That CAnTRN l1AHAIsux has
disposed Ut Ills eagto to 4ts successor. Tho no
bic hFd will not consequently a.nuse tho neigh4
boFhooa bY fighting galns-eoeks In the ux-Con.
gFrss1nan's bark yard, as was expected an1
ntufuisnL.
, 1879-03-07

Tue country ts full Of fncn WIN vou,,1 H..
10 bsokon up lit just the way flat ,' J,x n IKE 70
H. md suffer tho humiliation Of vn,I,", uooin
laoooo Shares Of Union Pacific stuck =. ~ H.. ony
Evidently the fcporl:rs' wits havc ha,a "e od'
lcrinE. "eeh Van.
, 1879-03-07

The Wisconsin Buc.Bools, complied under the
direction OF tue SECRETARY Of statc, is Just out.
It coiltaiHs n,lich interesting Information re-
1ati,ig to tic State and National Ooycrnmc1ts,
the composition Ut The Legislature und Con-
grcss, and tho Executive Departments. Tie
volume extends over 57s pagcs. 4 biographical
skcsci. Of Senator CARPENTER Is ulyon In nu mp
pcndix. St.lgo le llus been cut vi public life two
years, readers n,ay bo Interested In knowing
TINT ho Is now Is years Of uec, that he WIS two
years nj West Point FROM 1919, md that hc
studied law With RuFus C1IoaTE,- facts which
aon,c OF us, outsIlu Of Wisconsin at least, hayo
hnd occasion 10 forget.
, 1879-03-07
SlJlCI0E,

UTICA, N. y, March IA totter from tsru,rt S,
joha.iv sara tl,at lust Saturday mgr. u+,,,re,
uau,ed Ira Dswey, residing near Colis'a. ~. ,atps
sclohurle County, committed suicide o,.n. ~ q
lauaauuu.. llo was drspondent on .s.s sss' n"to:
business matters lIe tclt .le tol!1%,s ,,na osck
psAu Wirx: My tr's,ds haso q! ~ sosU sv.ry 10
OH .nu a,,J an tired of living @ s.,,, ill., shII.
commit thus RASH oct au'| leafs 5"I NINA 10 for tha
ltttlo onss ali you rail-, Uood-by.
, 1879-03-07

Ills Claciunatt Commercial plints black Itat
OF Members Of Congress who plsdged them.
selves year ugo not to yotu Tor subsidies anli
last week yotel Tor tho aoAcn s3, ,0o3, ,oo0 grail,
II is pleasant lo be ablo to say TINT the uame OF
no Illinois Member appcars In the list.
, 1879-03-07

prtuco b1sAAHcK's SUCCESS rests mainly on
his marvellous skill In giving up without a.
knowttdglng TINT ha Is beaten. He says now
tint Ills ParlIamcptar7-0ae bill was purely
ptllanthropc measure, nnl he has no personal
interest III aeelng It alopsel Hut, II Parliament
DOESN'T want such philanthropy, why, 10 Is
cnnfptlt.
, 1879-03-07

ric courageous ns'l ablc state's Atto,r,,
LUTHER LArLtN Mills, deserves the tbunt. !,
al honcat mcn In this community for ,ce,,,'ss ~
Tue conviction Of Jons LAMn, the murlerer y;
officer RACE. Of
, 1879-03-07

Il'c report TINT "Mosca II was aitoul n s,,,
IN chcaSo md run Demoeratlc paper !. ss,.e ,.a
regret eu hear, untrue. II 1t wcrn n,la'' 80 va
wc SHOULD take great pleasure In noin,ln['
Hon,r mistakes Of II Aloscs.n "''ns cut
, 1879-03-07

1t Is pity tho President did not l.aTe HI, E,
OF p!cty wcn tho River and llarbor BIZ, ~ c.m. ~
before him, fustoad Of at the moment wheo 1s ~
was asked to send new Consul. Geuera, ~ ~
VIcut,B. ~'a' 10
, 1879-03-07

IL ~ Affecting tho vnll,o Of real c.,,,, -.
might seem IN csagrcrattou, m,t +, ~ lhE4
remembered tlsat tic loss Of saNa,ftrn'u'a .u'a bs
people alonc Is harder to bo hurna .%sn ns poor
Of ten times that amount by thr@ thr u s'le loss
classes. - ''e wealthy
, 1879-03-07

dtovEn, At any rate, has bccn mustered M,
lie did Us much "a uny other member to ,n,L,
the late Congrcas nuisance.
, 1879-03-07

Chicago who do not approve his course TN
tho revolutionary measures by which tho
Democracy forced tho calling Of MI rxtra
session,
, 1879-03-07
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

COVENANT LODGE. NO. SEA, A. F. L 4. M.-Rcg.
ntar Communication this (FTIIay) evening, Mt "a.
flntan liall No. ls7 i:ast Kaxlcat nt III ocock.
are Al requested to nttGnl Visiting brethren arc a7su
cuTdtally Invited. py osdcr nf
WILLIAM KEfttl secrrtary. W. 1''
, 1879-03-07

When we hayc President with ncs,r an,
nut before, tho River md narbor bill viii bs
vetoed. ~
, 1879-03-07

tbs alarm from Dux uls at 1o;l9 Ses's'a,s ~,
morung was caused by the burning ous ~ md
chimney at M. III Union street, a, o"u'
occupied by 4, Craue. Damage noia'u4'
, 1879-03-07

At FAI1tFlEtbD. NJ .,t ~
FAIRFIELD, Me-. Marvh G.-FIfe oFoke w. ~.
night in vrastun's Boek, a,'d has a''eaa' I'll,
stroyed five buildings. Ihe ualnss ~
raging, With henYy Wind.
, 1879-03-07
noarned tho opportunity Of getting up tho
noccssary Indignation out Of which to mike


Mr.. J. PAYNE CoLLtnn writes to the .ftht-
Hn,s'n That tic. brllcycs-in.1eud, ho ID ro,,t1-
dont--l'o l,as found nnotl,cr tragedy by suAK-
srgAnR. The titto Of II Is IA Warming tor
Fair Wotnen," AMI It was printed In 1869
anonymously. Tho story Is domestic, a,ld to.
lascs ia tic murder Of Il lusb,,.l by Ills wife
1lcariy twenty years boforo SIrAEsrRARE was
popular writer for The stnge. Till now the
nanlc Of SHAKsrgAnE has nrrrr been connect
ell with 1t. but Tic strongest internal eyi-
tencc, In tho opinion f Alr, CoLtfER, shows
1t to DO his. Mr. COLLIER quotes fron this
play rs spccmcns Of what ho considers
sl1AKsrEAnEAN passages tic following:
q sable nlattt sts OH tho eye OF heaven,
Tllal II discern not this black decd Of tiarkncas
NOW Is tho hour como
To but yonr loyu nnt0 tho touch to try
II It be current. or but counterfeit.
.. gave him tlftcpn wounds,
Which now be 19tcan mouths Tint do accuse mo;
In every would tleso Is bloody tongue,
Which will all speak. etc.
t1c quotes mucll longer passage rertttng
ait Interview between tho gtlly wffo md her
paramount, nd'says Of It: II stake my roruta-
ton III Tic fact tl!at The above WIS contributed
by our gtcat ttsatnntist." The passage referred
to Is strikingly like tllc courtshp scene In
''l2Ichard Ill" between Lady <tnas uud 0loster.
, 1879-03-07

Eper{0l DI1pIlch u 1Hs 974'H"t4 , I,c
sourn bend, lutl., March 1.-lhe I'u'"t ,'t
mill OF J. II. Keedy VIVA burned aDuut os!vs ~.
this morul,g, Luss, about S:o,oo lhsa'aD|S'
&VQUQ.
, 1879-03-07

Clark street, opposite tic Cous House. Engagement
Of Domnick Murray. innocent" varioiy t)lIo At.
rcrnoon md evening.
, 1879-03-07

11a!Etcd street, between Madlson md Monroe. VI
rtety entertainment
, 1879-03-07

The failure Of Archbishop PuRoBLL and hts
brother IL having depressing elect on industry
In Cincinnati, und oue of thu local papera says
, 1879-03-07

WASHINGTON CHATTER. NO. ~. Il. A. M.-I2cg
nnf eonfocat!0n hs friday afternoon and GrenIng
of tue 81. Z. II. i. - - 1
CMAnLEs u. WRIGHT. sccrn,ary.
, 1879-03-07
An1USEAf ENTS.



Mndfton street, between Dearborn and Slate. En-
gtrctucut Of Ntea Surprise pnEty. - nabcs In tho
Wood"
, 1879-03-07

Dearborn etrcet. corner Of Monroe. Engage men
Of tho New York Standard Theatre Company. an
most Lifc.h
, 1879-03-07

Exposition building.
Lnse Shore, foot Of Washington street. Madame
Anderson. tho TcdcstEicnne.
, 1879-03-07

NEWPORT, Il. l.. aiasch d.-Ihe caI." c',,..,,ou, to
of Ills CIV srs .a favor oi taking eo'!es'l aal ot
aid Archbishop Purcell, Of Gtne4npa''
blu tiuaurial troubles.
, 1879-03-07

HApdpph strcet. o"swtrn Clark md LtSatle. Er
fazemtrt Of Ir. and Srs. George 8. Knight. lotto.
, 1879-03-07

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. III, A. r. and A. M.-J1s,1,
!1 Lnsatlc-st. stated communication ihlb friday
yeninE q 7n o'clock. for business. Vtsit0.s cor
4llT 11vikct 10 Intend. l1Y order OF tho Master,
f., N, TUCKER. SECRETARY.
, 1879-03-07

1frrKhcy Music Hall.
Madison street, opposite aicVtcker's Theatre. Ar
Lccturo by Prof. O'Ncll!. Subject: "Par3,"