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THE
AID v ANT AG Y
OF HAVING A
Maine N0u-tOr eiture Law Policy
IN THE
Union Mutual Life Tns Co.
OF MAINE.

In 1864 and 1865, Capt Charles L Gardiner Of Chel-
sea, Ma s. insu ed in the Union Mutual Life In ur-
ance Company If Maine, for S6OU0. en- two ordinary
Life Policies, payable al death provided the prem
ums were paid annually, according to the terms of
the contract.
On The I'd day of July, 1877, CAPT. Gardner had his
policies changed to tn form now used by the Com
pany which gives the benefit of the Maine Non-for-
feituie aw.
On the llrb day of Septembe', 1877, he sailed from
Boston 'sler of the good ship "iceland" on
voyage to Calcutta be ship and all ON bnard were
osr a. sea. The premiums due July II, 1877, aud
August g. 1877, were MOI paid, aud by the terms of
the original p ,ci-s this would bave worked for
feittre of the entire insurance. but under the new
poli les which d been gtauileusly offered by the
company, the ance puld have been continued
10 force more than three years, or until November,
1880 notwithstanding The non pa ment of the prem
dOe in 1877 aud the fact of the death beng es-
tblisoed The satisfaction Of the company. the ful
amount of the pslicies was pail on the 29th day
October, S7S.
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Punch: Fscetious Parson ito parishorer,
who is not believed to be a rigid sbstaiuer, ar d
who has fallen on the ce)-"Ah, Mr., Brown!
Fools stand in slippery places, I've heard"
Mr.. Brown (the footpsth was in a frightful
statel-'So see, sir; but Pm blest if can'
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London Punch: The New Footmsn [stento.
rously ]-"Mrs. Montgomery JenkDs's carr
age?" Mrs. Montgomery Jenkins-"Ah-tell
he coachmaa to wait" New Footmar-
"Please, Ma'am, he says he can't. He says
be'sgot another job a; twenty minni,s past
eleventh
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Grand Walking Tournament

Oo %G% NJ -ss,zR sss
Ats.aucasser Hall, Warch Sd.
for a PURSE OF $47, SIS to tst, $l3 to I'd, SO
In tbiro and to the ourtn if tuli distance is "alked
In less than 1OA hours a Silver Cup valued al 30,
Entrv fee 1880 All entries to be made to
fe9iaSt f. ROC ERS, City Hotel.
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is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50 3
year, If paid ia advance al $500 year
, 1879-03-13
AIATR1NONIAL,

nAAh-41N1A4kE1
Tho marriage Of Miss Fannie Yondori, dauell-
ter Of Mrs. Curollno Yonlorf, an,l Mr.. Solomon
Baer, was celebrated at NIartinc's North Side
Hall ut o'clock last evening, tho Rev. Dr..
Norton officiating. There were si1 bridesmaids,
as follows: Miss Minnie Solomon, Miss Fannie
MINIS, Miss Theresa Mans, Miss Dana ]larner,
Miss Pauline Hottolt, aud Miss Minnie IIoiIclt.
A huge pyram!l Of napkins wns arranged at one
end Of the hall by Mr. Baker, ouc Of Lite eater
crs Alartinc's orchestra furnished the music.
4 recognition followed tlo ceremony. MIR. aud
when they return they will reside Ut No. 458
North Clark street. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. kotn, M1, and Mrs. Joscph
a. kohn, &r. md Mrs. Joseph lIorner, Mir. n1ld
Mrs.. Max Euderhcimer, Atr. and Afrs.
y. stnons, Nh. mud Mrs. Simon Fler-
stci1n, NJ. and Mrs. Simon Yontio,f,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohn, Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Grcencbauul, Mr.. anl Mrs. Edward Rose, Air.
and My. Leu Strauss, Mrs. II. Horacr, Nj. anu
htrs. LeIser, NJ. aad Mn. Jake Yondorf. Mrs.
Il. Cohen, MIR. and Mrs. Louis Baer, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Cohen: Mr. and Mrs. EllrIngcr, Mt.
aand Mrs. I. 1iotIcit, Mr. md Mrs. ]. noi{elt,
sir. and Mrs. Isaac 1yo!ft Mr.. md Mrs. William
lstcl, Mr.. as,4 Mrs. Buchlcr Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
ach; A!issea Jennie iohn, Mimic Solo
uoa, Alnttio Aud Dorn Horner, julia
Rice, Anna afIil Julia Colsc1l, Knutaci Collcn,
Kosa all.l 1lannah Eisondratll, Kosa We'll;
nEessrs lsaac, Angcl', ami Morro IIorner, =.
l;clscr E +. Meyer, Len stern, aul Simon, Of New
Eisendrandt. n. Born, n. sthmcle. dna Yon-
dnrf, Charles londorf, Dantc1 Yondorf, Jacob
lu1y, David and Able Cohen, Cnarlcs Dcrnberg,
anu others. "'
, 1879-03-13

William Fucker anu George mud Charlca Will
ia1ns were l'onorably discharged yesterday by
Juht!cc Matson upon tile charge OF "conspiracy
to dctEaud 7" preferred by zucker's wife. There
was no evidence 10 establish 4 case ara,nst tuem.
Thomas Davis, 70 years OF age, was at the
Armory last nlght on his wny back to B!ootu-
inston In charge Of Duputy. sheriff E. u. Miller.
Efforts were matls 10 kocp thu fact Of bis arrest
from the press, but 10 TO avail. The prisoucr
says u Is only partnership difficulty, a,,d that
everything will be satisfactorily sottlcd to-day.
People arc warned to look out for 1uan who
comes to their private houses md tearfully ap-
peats To them TO allow him to write few cards
iof then,. a. tis Same time showing Wstttsu
spscl'nens bearlssS thu nalncs uf pIonluens
lal,eA IN 'lo ciiy. tlis plan ls to step luto ths
! !natlos ~ a,a, xhtie waiting fur the lady Of tho
house to come down, steal any wfltten card that
he can tind lu tho receiver to sI,ow 10 tho next
PARTIES % 10 nlsts: Then, t he sueeeeos in 81.
night, and steals whatever he csa lsy his hantss
on when hs departs. Mr. Lee, who resides
, 1879-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

LECTURES ON DECORATIVE Ant.
Mr.. Charles Wyllss Elliott, who Is we'll
known In the world Of decorative md house,
hold hrt both as connoisseur and critic, Is dc.iv-
ertng scr'cs OF lectures on Tuesdays md Thurs
DAYS before the Decorative Art Society, Of this
city, At The Lydan Art Gallery. The first lcct-
uro wns given on Tuesday last, and was very
largely attended, tho subject being " Household
Llfo nna Art In Grccco in the Tine Of Pcrsclcs."
The remaining live lectures wilt tnclude, in the
order named, household life and art IN the
time ot Luthsr, IN shc TING Of Joan Of Arc, in
the time Of Francis l., In the time OF Richard l.,
md III the tins Of Queen Elizabeth. The Iect-
ures are lustroted With plain anil eolored sterc.
optIcon siows. Mr.. Eiliott's long nt,tl close ex-
pcrlcnco as student Of this ATTRACTIVE and usc-
1ul subject fs Tic only Introduction lIo necds.
His recognition, already has been . geaer-
Gus mud complimentary one, and the largo
attendance OF the prominent ladies Of the CITY
at the first lecturo shows that there Is very en-
thusIastic Interest IN TINT all.impostaot matter
Of bcauttfylnE the home. Afrs. Caldwell, with
hcr nsual forethought md enterprise, has pro-
vidcd everything necessary tu assist tt1a iect-
trer and the audience, md mako the occasion
pleasant and successful.
, 1879-03-13

THE AANSA8 PACIFIC.
Tho St. Louis Rep,tb.iean has tho following ed.
itorlal in regard to Oould's gobblo OF tho kan.
eas PaclAn Rallroal.
NO% st hn Ksn,ss Rscae as.y by
.Acntous question 10 decide Is what benefit IL
Louis VIZ derive from ths M change; " course tho
ltoats In tts Initiation forced upon Jsy Gould
BY thc movement tn congress to not Pso.rata
sss't9 mara 20 'ss T. ot . ee dsasa s
masks the aow connection. Witch vii b. b.
%. onsn 70 S hs k.ass raee Having
reasonable to sunposa that hc viii ass lie Whole
comoinati9n % under h!s control In way
!ast h. assa hts railway q1ias'' intose.is heie s:
tSiots ~ mean, m of stock manpulstlons rasLer
logb eau believed that Ae Il aas5ttiens 10 est aa
unefoksn line FROM Now York 10 San Vraaciaco
anaet a I'', hs control Ths Iea'.Eaoa q ~, smbl
tac, to 30 eoEne IN mind that ftou, saa Franeiaco
@ saa M lo" III tssssafs H. .hss:s sns
S5sysnns, Ss'sss: : 1sd 5 Sht:.ss = e. % %lsa d. k.a
lsAg!h. 70 tnat I win DO poasIbls 10 make 1noss u.
hs % r.
ends are both eonsderedt than can be made, as
% GhesYo + L. no, to be doubted. thsrstora, thst
than he il offered At chisaqo. hto1s iba,,
that hs is a'most eotnEsilad 10 have .
faet that 1t i. uuw known Tho Atealson. Topeka d
Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific have made an
M Ird ssa sas
.siaty within s.Sot: ttms oeo!d s.anst AFFORD %
6eak feacGed II Hspaas Ctty. Froin Ksualg Civ to
, 1879-03-13
RAILROADS,


THE PASS AGREEMENT.
There Is bright prospect tfIat tho Chicago
TRANSFORMATION Association, which WAS recently
formed to carry out the agreement not to give
passes or thousand.mtlo tickets to Influence
traffic, will 20 to pieces before 1t has fatrly COM
u7cnccd It's work. Tho cause of tho trouble Ia a
circular which las just beou Issued in the shape
OF memorandum to tho shippers By the Chlca-
20 1 Northwestern Railroad ID regard to tho
salc of thousand-mt1o tickets. Tho document
In question reads as follows, and ia signed t,y
Marvin Hnghltt, Goneral Manager:
Memorandum concerning tie sale and use Of
"commercial coninHtasion mileage tickota":
.s Gensf ffst M f. hps sea y S e ess e,ss q
ts ts cssso $: Paa H., M!naeanolis Hallway It
upon tho purchaser signing !ho contract attached
to and made part Of tho ttokot.
s<eoaa-Thvy arc not to bo used for passage Of
y tho party signing tho contract attached to TIC
.7hsrd-Any porson OF nrm to whom The privilege
OF these ttcIod may 10 accorded. and who uscs t6o
saMo in Lis OF their own proper business, and for
provisions Of thls memoraudnn,. BE- SLOWED a se.
baatsacco.d'Dg a.a 70 ths M following schedule:
BE- ess sEst s sso s' ae 5 :ylsf s E
spselded il The above schedule mnat DO fully used
purchaser will ho entitled to tho drawback nn,ueH.
F0Hrta-Upon tho return Of tbs coye.s Of The
commercial mileage tckets tu tho General Freight
Agent Of th!s Company, the netson Of firm 10
whom such tickots were Issued within ak months
from tho date OF their g1lc, sebAto viii bn na,i in
conformity with the foregoing schedule, provided
such person Of Grm will sgn voucher Of tao form
designated below.
To this Ia added the following form of voucher
for drawbacks, to be signed by the purchaser OF
these tickets:
for 'yo) certify. on honor, thai tho transporta.
ton originally contained within tho coycrs of Coln.
nicrciat Communication Mlcago T!ckst Hooks Nos.
-. herewith surrendered, was entirely 4sed in
my Tor our) pE0pet business, and for no other pu1.
posc. and In consideration thereon {or VOL claim
dER'ahack Of s., tho receipt Of which Ia hereby
acknowledged.
II 10 clafmcd thRt tho above action by tho Chi.
caEo q Northwestern Ia q clear violation Of the
pass agreement, rs It provides tE,nt no rOnls
shnll act independently In regard to selling
thousaEni!o tickets, but that tie roads tro,tl
each section may conc together aud agrro UPON
the rate toba charged for those tickets, and tlat
tho price ahall not bo less tt.an Two ccnts per
mile: Al! tue roads iu this city belonging to
TIC Association Were greatly cxaspetatcd when
t!ay heard Of tic action taken by tue Chicago tE
Northwestern, ahl two Of them gayo orders
last evening not to obey the aaroralcnt Auy
longer, but to Issue tftD passea 10 shippers unit,
the Chicago 4: Northwestern ftccdcg from tho
posltlpn 1t has tnken. It is generally predicted
tlAt the whole pass arrangement Will 10 broken
Hp at tho meeting which will ba held ia st.
Louis Wednesday.
, 1879-03-13

tllcE impression that, with m elected judiciary,
q Judge WAS not apt to sin on tho Side Of ultra
harshnees, and was much less npt to be inlu-
cnccd BY motives which allould not l,aye a share
10 deciding the measure Of punishment than the
Jury. In the tury.rpom the term wns too often
q compromise. Out Of twclye In any
ono case, snme Of the jurofs were
frequently III favor Of Rcguittnl. anil acquicsccd
i, verdict Of guilty on condition that the do
this being one of tho reasons why 10 many short
sentences were continually givcn III serious
ccascs. 1t wus the general hcitei that, II tho
Jury we're tntrnstcl simply wlsn the duty Of
measure Of punishment tho ands Of Justice
would be mitch better accomplished than Under
the present t7steu3.
, 1879-03-13
JUDGE OR JURY.

WHICH SHALL Tx 11tH FEHALTff
Mention was mnlc In yesterdays Springfield
dispatches Of the fact tl!at tie Lowor lIouse OF
the General Assembly was occupied Tuuslay in
discussing bill to change tho existing law 90 a.
to taka out OF tic hands Of the Jury the
power. In criminal cases, OF tlx!ug
the penalty where tho punishment Is In
prsonmcnt In ,hn pcnttcn,iury. After a
long discussion, which wns participated Ii.
by nearly nll thu lawyers {a llnIoritY OF tlosu
wlo spoks taklng ground IN favor Of the meas.
uEc1, 1t failed 1f passage.
Illinois law on this subject 4 ut variance with
tin. Of nearly, 1t not quite all the other States
81 the uutou, a.'d alto of tho Ee Lcral Courts.
Everywhere else tho Jury, III such cases,
tue Judge Is loft tho sriticmcnt OF tho degree
Of punishment. OF course, tn this State, where
defendant plcads guilty and there is ,Io Jury
trial, the Judge txcs te term of imprisonment;
This peculiar feature has formed = part of
tbs law Of this state for 60 lung time
that It as difficult to find any one who car stats
how u eauc 70 bo Incorporated In.o our jurIs-
pIaSSehse. aSe .s., one lawyer to whom tho reporter
1.-The Jury hear the testimony. md by hearing
a.! thc facts and circumstances Of thu crime de-
tailed a,s oy w!tAesse. aFe better ats te
than anY, une c!sa: and for tho same scason,
substantially, they should liz tho measure Of
punishment. The same considerations induced
!lle Lc0islasuro OF this State to leave to The
jury the determination OF buth. 1t mas thought
TINT common tlcll, With the experience
they bad, could better judge OF
tbs motives that influenced criminals
10 tho perpetration Of otIensea mud
Of the degree Of culpabl!ity than lawyers
men who wcrs. simply vcrscd tn the law. atld
who Lad hau lcsa experience In the alyatrs OF
lifG.n
Another lawyer Of loug standing at the I'LL.
no!s 8ar stated tisat thu impression In hls MUD
was TINT at a0Me period, In aoIuc particular
case or cases, Judge bad exceeded Lis powers,
Ayld had glvcu u sentence larger, according
70 public feeling, than Tho facts
In the cuss warranted, anl ilat the Impression
sprang up from that that tho jury, who were
3udges Ut Tie iacts, should also t,x the meas-
ute OF punishment,
Among auttu number, OF lawyers, however,
to whom The reporter spoke, the feeling seemed
to obtain that the law Mas poL
;Mlse .,, one, hna that there was nothing
~ thu results accomplished In lii
which Indie cAtei tie w!sdou of the law. Il was
, 1879-03-13
TEMPERANCE,

hFeetM UHpafth to 1hf Tribune.
kEoKuK, H., March l9.-The Grand Lotgs
OF the Knights OF Honor OF Iowa, which has
been III session hero for Two days, adjourned
this evening. Ths following Grand officers
were elected; rast Grand Dtctator, c. II. Cogs.
well, Of Cedar Rap!ds; Grand Dictator, llensy
Whe"ler, Of Dubuque; ytca-Graua Dictator, A.
D. Griffin, OF Vinton; Assistant Grand Dictator,
A. b. Thomas, OF Waterloo; Grand
Chaplain. A. r. Hart, Of Lyons;
Grand Reporter, A. ?. Roberts, Of Acklcy;
uran4 Treasurer, 4, j.. Maxdrla, Of Lyons;
Guardian, +. G. Koshulo, Of Belle Elaine; Grand
Trustees. ". II. Eals. Ut Red Oak; A. bchnel-
dcr, OF Lsous; Reuben johnson, OF keokuk;
Representative TO tho Supreme Lodge, j., W,
ro'lcYs, Ut LYons; Alternate, c. II. Eogswell,
Of Cedar Raplds. The next meeting 0f the
Grand Lodgu Will 10 held at Marsha!itown ou
and ball rendered by tAo home Lodges ara ID
pTogEess tonlght.
, 1879-03-13
TEE COUNTY BUILDING.

Couuty-rrcasurcr McCrea /, exnec.cf, no,no
from Springfield this morning.
rou- ssoo o,,,,v hc,i,, ,.oro a;,u,,., =, -.
49,, r." 80 roa"sJ oouoe "slo u'sPo0eu ~ W
1ue eounIS 1Fcasa1ef Sesterdag'
The Town Collector of North Chicago yestor-
dav turned nver s1fn00 tn Tho f,orrtv Troos-
urur,
a hali oozeh OF more ihsane cases Will bo
tried In the County Court ut o'clock this
morning.
Samuel K. and f.ibhv san1ev yrcrc v..t.r1ov
nrr,nttst, bv fhe f,n,,ntv Cn,,rt ~ a1ont ,,,a,s
Child j months old. '' ~oA'' W '"o'' =" '''A''
nn.--1,".. ,,'
The marriage license business during Lent Is
nn5 nshrs 6,,'. ,nd ,han scs s'' Jul u oAae'o1h
~, ' ~ An1 ''~' o-~'
The Hospital Committee went. out 10 the
county Hospital yesterday 70 look around and
sec ihat everything "as all right.
The 500 Court-Houso bonds will bo s,cned hv
tlIc County Clerk md Treasurer b., "a 10 ia,o
them rcudy for e,lbscrfbers hv nonn tn.IIav
They viii undoubtedly bc G,,ita fopninr'
,r,,, ca,,,.,.. =, ~. r. ,,.
..,, lne ' Gu!.cSLot w. ~ t,lc town OF Lnko view
.nsngu % oscf H. oooks 20 Luz Goanty treasurer
sestssfay. t1, e t nas eo,eeted 6 altoRethcr
au w.n sol'eet aooat ss'oo moro IN special rs"
, 1879-03-13
THE ClTY-NALI,

Thn srein c}nrl, dt&hursnd abon% Ho,o .,.,.k&
r...a.,,.r -'" N''o1''s" "0o"' WV "oF"'
rr,,. ,r-, ,a
i"e t'easu'e9'e receipts Yesterday 1efe S2sS
from the Comptroller, md S2,89 from the
Water Department. Tho disbursements wore
too ius,pntac.nt for mrn,lon.
~, ,.",., ~,
lhc aealth ohiee "as not!acd yesterday TINT
,l!phthcria existed nt No. II Block street, ard
scarlet fcvcr at No. 81 North ptcrson atreet.
No, II Fry street, anil Nh. III Snwarl aenn.,.
,.,.s, ,......t ~. 's.as W.,
i. tnsns y, ltStesE t'e tuua.pespattefed habl1c
Improved streets at tha rate nf t.nDt, waron. o1s
loads pcr ilar, A continuation Of &i,r Eork viii
soon give The streets cican appenrnnce.
Com,,,,,,.... , ,,,. W..,', =, 49, r.
Guh!!nlheons1 Lou's nieTAl: OF ne Aealtn
ucpattn,enL tuesany nient closed two small
rcn',rt. ;as s =. ,e atrs o
fcnolts 't LIN tne e.. antnoI1ues o. ue Town ot
Lake refuse to alo" fcrtttlzlng material Of any
desef'pt'on 10 pass through the town limits.
Mr.. Chesbrouch, Commissioner Of Public
Works, departed Tuesday for Now York, where
be Will rcttla ain visiting tt(l Saturday The nrv
, 1879-03-13

chandeliers. Ascending the brosd, spacious
steps from the main floor, the visitor viii iurn
at the second floor to the right OF left, AS Tho
case may be, and 30 on ap for tic three remain
Ing floors. In addition to tho stairs thcro
VIII be two passenger elevators, ono At
the north md one ut tho south end,
which run to tic top-tl,c si3th-noor. Another
Improvement consts!s IN putting In a sta!rway
at the south end leading from the n!a!n tloor 10
tarily involved good doal Of tenrng out. md
probable expense OF something lIk0 SO, ,00O, but
tho Improvement will be we'll worth tho labor
anl fnoney involved. The builder who has
ahont 100 men In his employ. ana Is confident
that everything will bc hono In tttn1 for the firm
10 ulpvo ln about the LIST Of May.
, 1879-03-13
Tho East. however, tho natural, and in cvory way
the most favorable, fuutn in via a.. Louis.
TINAr. II u1tCI9lDN.

TlNA1s DECISION
R1etfdl D&5atca 10 The TrfbHnR.
IsnfANAroLls, Ind, March IA dispatch
from Rcportcr otto, Of the Supreme Court Of
tic United states, says the Court has ,iocicd
lnt, In cascs where railroads arc sold condition.
a1ly, tltlc to cars nn.l rolling stock Is In tic
vendcr md against tie mortgage; md also that
The Court csa direct payment for tic hcttcr-
ncnts Of the road mado by Receivers ont OF
funds received. Ia my buck claims. The case
decided wns tlat OF tho Chicago, Danvillu Il
Yincehnes, but Will apply to the Bloomington tE
Wcstern, and other roads.
ITEMS.
Tic representatives NJ tic roads leading TO
Mississippi River points will hold a meeting nt
tile Grand Pacific uotcl to-day to make summer
rates.
Capt. Crutcher, Superintendent Of The New
Mexico Stage Line, ls IN the city, To make mr.
rangcmcnts with the Chicago roalls for business
to Arizona.
The friends Of air. W. N. Larrabec, the vet
eran Treasurer Of the Chicago Il Alton Railroad
will be glad to learn that he llas recovered from
his late severe sickness, and prcsidos over tho
business OF his department.
Another magnificent dining. car has Just been
brought cut By the Chicago, Burlington Il Qutn.
cy Railroad. II ia named The 81. Charles, md
Is superior In construction nt,d oatilt 10 any
dIinningcar that has eycr been constructed by
tt's o. any other company. The dtn!ng.car ltns
81 this road ts proving quito card, and is gj7-
Ing great satisfaction to It's patrolld.
The cases Of the General Ticket and Paason-
ger Agents. WHO were recently arrcatcu by the
scalpcrs for refusing 10 redeem unused tickets,
were to liare como III, before 1ustlcc KnutFmn,i
yesterday afternoon, but, owing to tic continued
ftckness or that ECntirHlnn, thnv Hera crnf,,
, 1879-03-13
ssoo,ooo, the officials ray they can snsvcr all

Special Ttpateh II The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March 12,--1hc tral,.connlia-
sson firm Of Sherman Il jennings has become
embarrassed III consequence Of tic recent nuctu-
Will arrange mAttore 10 ns to continue business.
The firm Ia by no means conspicuous. Hence
the embarrassment does not attract mich at
tentlor.
, 1879-03-13
on Tie corner OF Fulton nnl Sheldon streets,
lost SIG scntakin cap In TINT way tho other
evening, and the family Of C, G. Bonney lost n
quantity Of tewelry III the same war some ttmo

on the c9rner OF Fulton nnu Sheldon streets,
un,,s,,., f." I neH' ~ .ah ~ E'ns MY NV oneE
oNG,ts. htI't ~ c ,ai'y ~ o. y. y. bohney !aet
ago.
Edward md John Mccall the former m old
man and th9 lattSr M 2 boy. wore arrested yester-
uay. tna,Ecd " v. !. flsn Win feflafy: IheT
GaVe s oala M lot appes1aneo to-lnorfow; Ihe eato
- 10 ono @ npo9 Mn.Sn my Mefe @ once oetoso atest-
' t'|saanees' wers discharged ior Want Of pro.se's-
''ol' .....--......
The cases of the railroad tIckes.seljcre. arrest.
cd upon tho complaint Of Ticket.scalpcr Null
ford for MI altered violation Of ,he Inv In re-
redemption, were to hare been tried yesterday
hcfore Justice Kaufman. Owing to tic eck-
ness Of the Court the cascs wcre nut oscs till
Saturday at2 o'clock sharp The cascs contain
merely point of Inv. The evidence viii be
gsGe gss ~ 10 rscs Mn1o' thSs Tue f
ont u11ns,qn ,n as 70 tS, "o presents ts Ie
,sntoaa meu tn!nk tnat sealnets are eseeptea IN
wv ss"'u'o.t i"'''s.'as "poa '"At poln'.
Ofccrs Linn and Lauritzcn, Of the Chicago
ing the natne Of John sheridan. prowllug about
on Tho third tloor OF building ii tho corner of
8tnto and Klnzlo streets, aid arres.e1 hln vi
suspieton Of being burglar. The fellow played
drunk until ae found that tho pulluo
then be began to 1ght buck bitterly. lfa resist
badly. in consequence he WAS severely clubbctl.
orrr, Sn nnsa ~ y ~ Ihtestcfea WIN Tue
Iorite n Hot man vii havs % vc,y ~ sors .pp c"s
for some dass % to cone. @ ""' o"'o WHY so'e "e'oS
There wa = - .qu.bo,e yesterday afternoon
about the new Building ut the corner Of Ra,-
dolph street and Wabash avenue, caused by a
n,an ll named william Ryan, who was under thu
!nHuenco OF liquor, demanding hts pay
from HnrfS EnY. thH 1nrD,n
, 1879-03-13

FHEER-W1iITLOCH-Tncs March II, Ut tl,o
residence Of the hries aistsr, No. 600 Ntchigai.ay.
" tho lse! Arthur Mchell Aaststet by tho Ituv nr
ltt af AlfcgsGny City, Pa, btr. i, &, Tatuc Ftter
and MfAs Antoinatte WhIttnck e'
, 1879-03-13
DELICIOUS.

.... DELICIOUS,
Dr.. Prices 9pecsal Flavoring Extracta src Pc
cuasly delicious. 1t takes but amAll quantity to
impagt tho naturu1 flavor Of tho fruit,
, 1879-03-13
DRUNKENNESS.

Dr. DungeE, discover Of tho cinchona cnro for
drunkenness. cures all caaes. Itoom al Palmer
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