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A GOOD PLAN.

anyhody can learn 10 mike money rapidly
operating iva Stocks. by the Two Cn~rrinz Rules
ter >ticcr->. IN Nes>r-. I.aWr~nsc Co.'S
cirtisr. The combination method, which this
hr'n has made ~rcce->fnl. enables people With
isry. or small means To- reap all the benefits Of
largest eaPitsi and hest skill Thousands Of or
der. IN vsr,s,tI- su,ns. pooled into one vast
amount sad o-opsrsted IS . mighty whole. thus
securing 20 ~sh shsr~nol all the advantages 81
Oh. largest operator. Immense profile diyhi-
sd nIontniv. Any amount from s. To S5.sU. or
more. be u>e,i successfully. y. Bap:i>;
Weekly. September 18th, ISIS. says. by the com
b,natIon system 81: would make s.5, or S per
cent; SO pays Sr.". or seven per cent. sloV
makes Sln0. or 10 per cent. on the stock. during
the u"uth. H.coryiing "a the market" Frank
Ls>iie's illustrated Newspaper, June 18th: 1.-The
combination method u! operating stock ~ the
mc-i successful ever adopted New York indie
danient. sept t2th: 1.-THE combination system ~
f"uiried upon correct business principles. and no
person need be- without income while u is kept
working by M-s-rs. Lawrence 1 90. BROOKLYN
Journal, April 18th: 'Our editor made a net
prc6t of Sl0l - from 80, IN of Messrs. Law.
renee 4 Co.'S combinations" S~~ circular tmalie'i
tree, explains everything. Stocks and bonds
wanted Government bonds suprlied. Lawrence
Co.. Bankers, d: Exchange Place, y. J. u zssst
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TRCSrEE'Ss4LE-


Whereas, James g. Cl">>er and John r.. Hahn,
D., their deed y! trust, dated December lst,
i-.5. snt cried in the Recorders of1ee Of
p-t,isrounty. Missouri, in trust deed hook No. 10
pages 50: 70 $50. conveyed 10 the undersigned
trustee, the following described real estate, situ-
sted IN Pestis county, Missouri. to-Wit: The
north half, Of the southwest quarter, and six
OF Of the north side Of the south half Of the
south west quarter, and the southeast quarter, Of
the southwest quarter OF section eighteen u.s.. IN
township forty-fcur ~ and rsnge twenty one (2i)
which said conveyance Was made in trust TO secure
the payment Of . certain promi>sory note therein
dercribed; and, whereas. default has been made
in the payment Of said note. nos, therefore, ut
the request Of the legal holder Of said note, notice
10 hereby given, that under and bv vir.ne OF the
provisions Of sad deed Of trust ], the undersigned
trustee. will offer said real estSte for sae a pub
lie auction. the highest bidder for cash in hand
at the court house door, in Sedsiis, Pettis county
Missouri. ON
SATURDAY, THE ll1n DAY OF JANUARY, 1879,
between the hoars cf9 o'clock in the forenoos and
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, to pay said
note. and the costs and expenses Of executing
this trust. W. l. FELIX
i2-l0w5s Trustee.
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CyIvIRSAL 6AIISIACIIoN.

e. cr.s ior ss.siy o sSsc ys.s. sna can 81
san1idly thas ye never sold similar preparation
snse rave such universal esti faction. We have
% learn the nnt complaint Ut
We are not n the habit Of recommending pees
ens medietnes. oue your pscpersstSn 1ese n
Should b convinced OF M 0eas merit % thssiheR
c10efiu9 viii be relieved. We k:ye been IN ~
drug 6usines for the past twelve yeas conseantlXs
and sold eyefythIrg for Casafrh bat yours eede ~
ne re- e you ore proper yoe can - ms lsesee
Ven S.ly ye.r. q Q. BALDWIN Z Co
Wnoleeale and Retail Dealers IN Drug, Books an1
Ssasaoessy. WasAingson. Id. FEB. - Ia
1eeA peekszs eoatains y. esnfesd1 lnDeovsl
I'D & sss 81 =: &c =: =
Ietea1 oH19Iis0 end q den SAro1ahout TIE Cnite4
eeasee and Csna1eA WEEKS . fOfI1R, General
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repGle llnn,eed book (9so paess) a
1IAN.ooDl wonANnoopi NARRlAcEi
hpeanenes 70 Naniege: Gae ense and
ere. Sent sss'sx - teApei4 n 50
eeaes. b d.. G Wn11n11, 6l7 s.
O. Snsse = - NJ, dlsagsas
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AlGo The unsivaled y
ESTY ORGANS.

We are prepared to accommodate the
trade, and will furnish Pianos or OsRans
upon monthly o. quarterly paynenta. AL
OF TIE ABOVE G0oDs ARE FIRSr-CLAse
AND VI FULLY WARRANT FACE Ixsrsu
AKNI 10 N - RnA0xHfKD. Eibera
discounts made for spoe cash! Beware Of
'Shoddy" or "Sni.le" Instruments. Circulars
ays beiag seas 70 all Pssss Of the country
Offering 500 Piaaos for $40; o. Q $500
Piano Tor $3.50. We warn you .6ainss such
advertisements. These men get inaeru-
nents built By contract and u the chsspest
manner, regardless Of quality. We deal
in only Lpol1IaAfR insaruoemss, built BY
REGULAR ard EsTADIIgu1D NANuIAcru-
sHRs, whose warrant IL . Hsitiss 0uasaaSss
We will supply any one With loo priced in
and iron rsspesaibls osnufsc
tnrs.a Pianos iron $500 up. Organ
from 500 up. We keep al kind Of email
such - violias, Guitars, Ac
eordsoaa, ETC., ETC., etc.
COCHRANE d TRUXEL,
Meshodiss Church Beck. g
0edalis No.
p. a-Send for catalogue, and state -
near - you can vhas price and ssyls Of in
'esunene you visA.
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The caucus at Jefferson City did a
charitable act in nominating General
Shields for the short term SenatOrship,
but did they do q wise act.
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b d. DRA1. A. p. MonHY.
DEAN & MOREY

Rsal Estats, AbstTset and Loan O6ss
Having my Abstract Of Title to ill Real EstAts il
Pseais County written up - data a0 prepared
o furnish correct Abstracts at very Low rAteo.
Alse rent hoasss. collect rsotss aDa Do . Reneas
agency bussneeo.
Oess ~ Ole Nksa, Adjassa. b a. Ckes
Cbss Rssn,
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Try IL. II will cure you Dr.. BolI's
Consh Syrup. All druggists keep il.
Price 25 cents.
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SAnfoRD's RADICAL eUeE

HfAY saSsly elain 70 b one q he fsy pe1elaP
0ens1emen VIA. In private, not only freely recon,
mend 10 bat 10 u their families n preference
g any OF the preparations usually psesesteea ~
Yoe are svsrs. . said . dissineuished city lAy.
see, ~ y 70 1s H,.
o. prescribe the kadic ii Cure bus sinee received
. much relief nom the use Of 10 nyeelG aftef .
th0eo0gA eYtal Of the usual reDedies, have pgS.
vasely ADVISED It's use. and presume hovo can't q
yoer esose no less than one hundred q ny pas;G10
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Headquarters for oysters
are at Sichers'. #
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E. WING MACHINES
Adjusted 4 Repaired
W. Nj. Nj att h g w
Cor. Third l. ,Lamine Ns.,
Sedalia. l(o.
- Shop No. li9 East Main street. ~
FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER,

il thoroughly vevsesl in his bu.ine.s. guar
sntees ell his work ~ 6.ss class 10 every
particular. He has hsd yean Of e1psri.
ence in the employ Of the largest piano and
organ factories in the country. Orden
lefs With CochPane b TmzeI, or sent
through the ps~sof6ce tn boz 628. Sedalis,
NO., will recrise prompt attention. d&wly
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EVEBYB0OY
says that the oysters sold BY
the Sichers' cannot be exoelled.
and what everybody says
must b %. #
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reused for medicine. At 4 he woke
up finally and made visible effort to
he strong. but the great loss of blood,
the enfeebling narcotics and the
terrible strain upon his nervous
energy were too much for him, and it
was apparent that If he lived to be
hanged at all it would be either as a
whi-kev jug or an unconscious SEM
blance Of humanity.
How are you. Hunters" asked the
keeper, at twenty minutes past I a. NJ.
"MiddlinC," whined the old man.
as he turned his face away and curled
his legs up, like chilled aud freezing
dog.
The doctor and Sheriff and clergy
man consulted together. The doctor
saw that his patient was on his death.
bed. The Sheriff feared his hanging
match would be defeated. The
clergyman resolved to make a prayer
at any rate.
1t was resolved to "brace him up,"I
but what kind IF brace was not dis.
closed. Il is said that whi~key was
the agent selected, but although the
I'D man sm-lled of that particular
his actions suggested free
use of narcotics far more uotent.
Hours before he was hanged he was
IS good As dead. His faithful brother
called t. see him once more. but it
was deemed best that his immediate
family should not have their feelings
narrowed again BY q
sight of the once loved and vigorous
I'D man, nov q settled wreck, little
,etter than q breathing corpse.
Hunter recognized his brother, and
istened listlessly to his words of On.
,ouragement, but As it was difficult for
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pounO weignt IN the cellar JefEe0 %
up-but To its normal positi'n. for,
horror Of horror the mans feet
rested on the A0or.
Instantly and with commendable
nerve Deputy Sheriff Morgan and two
assistants caught the rope at o. after
the manner Of sailors pulled it hand
over hand until the body Vas raised
four feet from the door. and there it
dangled at the end Of the long green
rope, turning slowly about. oov fEcing
east. now facing west. quietly strang.
ling. without heave Of the chest,
without a culver If the muscles. Q
long. black, dying bit Of ciay, ct once
the expiation Of q crime and q monu.
ment to official stupidity.
Instantly the sentiment Of the
cr,wd underwent . change. 'Shame.
shame" went up from every side.
That's the damdest outrage / ever
saw," ssid one. HE should have
known better" said smother. The
Sheriff stood pale and ireoblise 1t
the sight of his folly. The deputies
held the rope. and the rope held The
body. The doctors examined Hunter
Ind pronoueed that bic neck vas mot
broken (of courss il wasn's) and that |
be Vas slowly dying Of serangulatioo. |
. Of courss be va. A. the body !
'lowly swung about il was sssu thcs
b sheriff had not even takan IL
, 1879-01-18
THE FIllELI'rY,

MEs1is1 or TIE nEr0slToKs' COMMITTEE.
Tho Committee Ut tue Ftdality savlnus Uank
sleoosltors held meeting last evening ut No.
.sg5 south llatateu street. Vt which +. ]. tirlu,
Char.ua1,, Jaales Holden, and A. Il. NoGgsano
we're present. It appeared tbAt the COMMITTEES
has been intending strictly tu busisiesa, and
r!al1n to havs brought somc transactions tol9ht
that will make the lcpostors, thu Receiver, aud
some othcra upen tle!F eycs. These matters tho
Cosnutttea discovered, aud 1t wsa Incidentally
iutilaateu that the gentlemen Rre os1 thu track
OF Bome other shtugs that will naks u,usic for
somebody when the proper time arrives. An
advertisement !u buuday paper atst EaYe Ms
usttiEn who ~ young lawyer, biz ce~ to the
proceedings pboye mentioned, altt he SGT sbout
examining the puhltr recoras and uHcarLllc4
iwV trausscliuDs thut he thinks have cost the
uctuuct Fidelity Usnk 1cpos,tors about ii, ,0xa
ta realty and lrsscned their cash account
$4,000, Thu statculent concerning these trastk-
act.ols, as given by Mr. 0riilln, II substantially
ou lilo 10th OF March, 1878 Judge Moore, ot
the Suprcn,t Court, caused tu bo cultured III
order On tl,s petition Ut tbs Chleugo Cotton
Manufa curing COMPANY, lsaac I. Coates, Sec
| fekary, authorizing Receiver Turptn, Ut thu
Fidelity Bat,k. 10 sottto d claim pf $3.0u that
| khs bank t,at again tho corporation Ut toncern,
anagrrenrnt made with the bank. aAt! assuGae au
lncul4bEancc existing III Tue real estate NOT cx.
rceainS halt its par value. TITS order was to bt
! copt,rljlcI In ten days unleas objections weft
| Ina.le. 1t apl4ears, said the lawyer. BY tlt
| eoansy ySeeztls that the real estlte afterwards
| conveyed BY cultes 10 Receiver TuEplu, Intltl
! The v1der, Ut the tttue thu ordcr VIA enteEtd
, 1879-01-18
SOCIAL SCIENCE,

NERriSn ot gllH ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION.
Tho illinois socsl Science Association held
its regular monthly meeting yesterday forenoon
Ut the fremont House ctub-rouas. Thu object
Of the organization IL 10 suggest sud deyetop
pans for tho advancement Of industrial, lutcl-
lcctual, social, educational, philaniArouic, and
u.oral Interests. tho following Indies were
present Mrs. Elizabeth Boypton uarbert, ot
Evanston, President; Mrs. William 0. Carpvn-
scr, Ut Chicago, Mrs. 3. Van I,cuscholcu. OF
Evanston, aud D. Vtola Archibald, Of Watseka,
vleo-psessdeuts; Nlss &, A. Richards. Ut Chi-
caco, Recording Secretary; sis4 Ii. Fredrlra
Perry, Ut Chicago, Corresponding Secretary; I;
Mrs. Arthur 4. Smith, Vt Chicago, Mrs.
pheba 81. Butler, Of Oak Park. Directors:
Nrs. II. y. SAedd, Mira. Thomas burrows,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Dutss, Mts. Robert lttlt.
Nra. Edwin BlAckuan, strs Edward Strong,
Mrs. Il. A. Plummvr, Mrs. II. M. Singer, slsa.
W, u. Allen aud Miss Alien, Mrs. u. Il. Per
kins. Of Chicago, and Mrs. +. x. Marcy. oi
| Evanston. ...
| A letter Wal read by the presadcnt from F. u.
| eapborn, uf Boston, Secretary Ut tho American
| S,Hial Sctrncr Association, a.kt1y Tor lHfurma
| ttun of tue plan Of tho work Ut the lllinois A.
| aoctatiop, for prs.cntatton 1t thu annual meet
| lug of the former Organization. The eetEetar'
llul already sent the necessary documents Tor
| Muri ...
Mrs. II. j.. Kellogg, Eice-Presi'lcut Of tn
jacksonville District, scnt report shuWtux tA
, 1879-01-18
APPELLATE COURT.
Proceedings Of tho Appellate Court for the
Aeconl District. at Ottswns
Forcjd{ DtpdscA to JAs 1fttaHA

u-r,..5lun. ~ 4s,n tnnc1tnte fsnurt for The
= ".s., ,M...,a. ~ s,,4rwn.
Ese'."' ~ -. ..ls".'-
6peeidt n!spatea 10 5"s 7r'a"s
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Jan. lI-pccls1ons l1aVe necn
rendered from the Bench Of the Appellate
t,onrt IN tin Hccand District III tho following
S""'. ss"a., ~ ''' ' ''''~ ~ '
cascs. ann
y. fnna!var Corn'f'antef company vs. ~ u
snow huf1hcd, ,.aao1
19. Lyon Vs. lyon; fevsisSa anu 'caa"''o'
Finh vs. Flnai a.1,tn Marheu. .u-n.d
~ Ala9nttssef. Vs. NitlaH1S u ~ ai'.Men. st..
~. Allen r.. "ooutnil; s!laemco' ano '"os'on
TOT nht'cal 20 tnG suEaso 1,el IpMtt. Ia'l1: ,,5
70. LEACH w. iho t'ty OIL 'oiicti reserseo ana
remnnIeu. -.,.,,o ..x
~. pafst vs.. l'atos' s'hfmeo' "no H'o''op i''
t1 S,,~x.r q. u,o.tw,,,. affirmed.
"a Iiarrrn;rh w. W,,I,erts: affirmed.
nj, Tam ". PHELPS; affirmed.
II. inrpu ~. D,,rr: rcycrsed and re,1andrt1.
M. Winihc!m W. Ohlnntlurf: reversed and
rcu,anticd.
81. Dnjmer rs, Yorthtnu; affirmed.
n. Oakley "a. tam: ail,rme1.
III, RockiiIrtcllcr ys. Tobias; affirmed.
| Ill Avery ", Herman: aIr'uetl.
liz. Huil6ck VI. Cnrnrntcr: reversed and re-
, 1879-01-18
MARIE ROXE.

A COMPLIMENTARY sRKENADg AND RECEPTION,
Nadef the auspices ot tho st. Ceciltat quaker
City, nni Blnncy tluartettes. was rendered to
MIME. Rozc-Mnpleeon Inst night a. the raclls.
Minnie. Kozc, wllru she had returned from tho
oncra wa4 introduced to tbs ladlta aud gcntle-
mon present, and succeeded In pTulue-
Ing an exceedingly pleasing effect ufon
tho srrenalers and guests by fer charming
manners und pleasant audress. 9hu cano
directly from fIo Opera, and completely won
the brnFts Of tilOso present by cr IfslnkHess
ut,tl alahity. After short TING spent III nAk-
lug tils acquaintance Ut tic pstnsa lontIa, tie
"My Lure il Like tho iled. Rcd l.uss II yery
fayor oy tito stueer 70 whom shcy wero
singing. Afessrs CuEilu, Allen, l.c1lcr, auu KIM
bark. enu,uus!ng thu B!allry Quurtc!tc, thcn
gave ''lhe Wandetcr's Night Song +" vert, NC
cotn,@ss' Of s1Ls Whitney, Miss iioyns, &rs.
jhck's :" Lend, Ktudiy Light" Tho s.r-
cnade waa closed with the selection
ot "Farewcll, Thou Loyciy Muod.'
wch %as .an4 . h'yy y III, Mss.rs baf'es ~ ,Ss
| tll,akcr C.y Quartutte. After the lluslraa part
Ut t!u pr6gratl,uu WIS concluded The gussts
relcLsatcd tlls event with tho tlsllal cako aud
wine, during whlct, MR,c. lsuze-stap'cson'a
health wus proln,ssd BY pFof. Perkins, a,ld
Is;oa :: %h p3sssa's y Thea ss.,Dtiy y,fs
anl was greatly enjoyed by II
DSyi,l sxinx sn,i daughter, II. c. i'srkIns a,''
daughter, Mrs. Sural Hershey. CaptH!h ant Strs
l!r"wu, A1r., shurley, Mf. aml Mr. 6. u
Srs, L. K. Pearson, air. Glll1orI Williams, Sir
Frank burrows, str. IL. Clsrcuca Eddy. aud MF
| Trunk Williams.
, 1879-01-18

on the finest Arabian horsos, and armed with
1,.*toft, cnrbincs, md bnlesh,:sca ot the beat
English workmanship, tlclr ptnmcd tnrhans
wnvfng IN thr mir, and their rich drtssc. AM!
nrn. giitter;ng IN tic sum- At the t'nttlc hf
the Pyramids, July Ct, 11t9, the athtncIukrs
mustered their futf fnrrc nf 7.OO men under
Mura,! l,ey, and attnckc,t the French with leg
peralc courage, but were rcpnltc,l with terrible
slaugtcr Tho 2.b03 wlln survived lied to Upper
E7Ypt. Napoleon snftl of them: "C0nfd have
unitc,l the Afar,clukc horse 10 tho French tn-
ten.ss, would have recknuc.l myaclf the master
uf tho world.'' After the French wcrc drtvcn
from Egypt by the Brttfsh. tho Afamelukes
partly trganeti their power, but clvtl war
brokG mt bttwccn them anil the Turks anil
they were completely crushed on tho 1ith q
Marrfl, 181f, when hfel,emct All bcguttcl 40
of their chiefs Into tho citadel Of Cairo, and or
iIcrrti hiA Albanian hs,tders 10 'nassacs them.
Uny nnp chief escaped. 4 genoral massacre of
tho Ata1ncfukcs was soon ordered tilrotiEhou&
E9ypt, and fcw years aftrrwnria their number
uas reduced to 1tk,. T|lrsc dtsnerscd, and the
Afnmcl.tkcs Al ttstlnct body Of sold[cry ccaacl
to cxIst. Napulenn ha1 brought tew ot them
to France, nnt1 thny formed under the first En-
plre sort OF colpflY Mt slarscillcs where, dur.
ing the "tcrrenr h1anshc" !" after Waterloo, and
IN tho 18th Of June, 1915, dozen Of them were
nlassnrrel on tile streets. The "1ast of the
Mamelukcs y lins been living ercrY ycnr since
IN Frnnvc, hut tho worry last 4enusne survivor,
Gabriel 1bralam, has Just died In Marscll!cs at
the nQc OF VI,
, 1879-01-18

The Jan,,ary Grand Jury will be 'mpanc'cd
Monday.
The Criminal Court y III not he in session To-
,1av. ID Judge Williams will be engaged In tho
Clrclf. Court.
Tho rail has been thoroughly renovated,
vhitcwaahctl, painted, and cleaned, and, III tho
tnng,,agt Of the .IaIlcr. is now the best kept
Jail tn the countrY.h Ali OF Tho wurx fas been
done BY the prisoners.
In the County Court Yesterday, ,tlrlgo Loornfs
entered MI order authorizing The recount Of tho
lallnts east Mt thu late election for sheriff. G.
X. licrrtck WAS appointed "comintssinner. " and
was authorized to cnploy four clerks to help In
nt 10 o'clock in tho County Clerks private
Office.
Fritz RcEchendorf, vino WAS charged With
/ fraud in obtaining gaot1a frn1n jackson street
| dealers. and w!'s'sc tslM has alrcaay lecn
Noticed wa. yesterday nsqniltetl oi tue 81 shafss
| yet 10 auswcr n,,ndrr charges of the san'c
nature belorr tho 1nsoiycnt act will help him ID
| obtaining liberty.
Commissioner Bocsc. OF the Committee on
| Jail md jail Accounts. proposet tn take the
| tcndi.Mre Of money for dieting Iur1rs IN the
| Criminal Court A year or two ago Ar. l.cnzrn
managed tn 1Invs tic jurors sent tu IL hotel IN
the neiEhborfIool at cost Of s2.5O per lay, hut
l
tomtnodHtions for $l.5O, md will bring thc mat.
ter to the Early attent[un of the boar<l anu
Judge WILLIAMS.
The Fina,,rc Committee will meet this aftcr-
nom to rasa urot cx.Corn1Fr L)ictzsclI's inst
se1ni-anrtta report. fna casual examination VI 1t
yrAtertlMy they found nnlunE the expenses u his
utce tlla itcnis Of SLID fur printing hts two atl-
nuat rcM,rte In bonk form. and s:s} Tor two
days work tu su.r.tnatttut. the Jury two gears
ngu which tried tic insitccd Commissioners,
at,l they wrnt him to sotne nfoENl and exPlai1l.
They will aIso require tho prescncc OF lhe Cn'ln-
ty Treasurer nntl County Clerk IN tho question
Of tie rrartirnhlty of the latter paying bis
help out Ut The fees Of hts oillrc.
Tite Financial Committee met yesterday after
noon, nnL. after Il critical cxamfnatl.,n Ut tlle
resolution In rnfcrpnrc 10 the issuing vi county
}o,pis 10 thr amount .! s:N0,0.D agreed tn te'
purt to the ttoarl Monda., recommending 1t
amendment therein truridtng TINT 50O Of thu
bun,jb bu Of tile .lenon,natinu OF &10O, and tlit
rest OF tllr .Uta amount b. tsstct1 Il, Aenotn1na
tions, of eidai and s1.0Oj, They n'ao agreed Il
rcpnrt recommending TINT tho buNls he Hf tat'
VI Feb. l, 1s;, bvArltg Interest nj the rate u
1er cent, tie interest payable nnlnnlly, anil tn
buntls retlcemabte Jan. l, l6G9* Tbs Cuinsnfttc.
flas had propositions 10 sell the bonds, ii vel
~ propositions Il, blv them, but will save tl
perecntagc In selling them by putting their sail
III tho llands of tho County Treasurer. The,
expect to sell tho most OF them at premium.
, 1879-01-18
status Of The public schools Of that city, which

etnf1,a nf fhe rHt1jc schools Of that c[tF, which
~, 1s,sn,i ~. ~. ~, H.. 's''s'e ~
WI re Wnrrr ~" rrni m n,crc,,,np mi, we},wrtt-
MT. Saocy 'ta" ~ ,.1st.1" .n %', rcf.,ion n
tc3l HhpHI un Hrt. A',o"'oE '"o 'e'a''"'' "
the i'ieai ~ arI n the fenl ,, VIA. p.o,,.
Mira. Ur1cn =. Shetlf was citcted Niec.ffef-
dent for Tho First Dtstrtct of Chicago, and Mrs:
rju,luas burrows ns aided 10 tho Committee
on Toptcs mn, Useu.sipne.
ttiss Rirfnrt,. ns n apecsal committee, offered
+bo fn1,n,,,n. III ~, @ ~ w1ton H. = 10 s,,nt"I.
'"n o,' io'o"'T, "ntn n' ae -, ~. .u,h,r. a,
Tsotfrd. That II u inc sense o. tne men'oe5tr ~
tne Illinois Social seienee Assnc.an fsm
n an feaH'ss @ sstsom AZ 70" r., rrrsine ths ec o
atron ,Ss ior tbs ss took connty Jail ~ tho Hoard of
npnroTal A. cn,tgrniiY wtae and inst.
SANITARY SCIENCE,
H.. o,,,,,t, m ,,n SANITARY s,icnco suhm,ttct1
ane L'ss" W ,t"rs ~ 1n.re.t ,r,mtrai
IcpnI. ,,. ,rara h. s"i.i rvit sn dri,nkrt
ness "e.l ttaet baneiHl eilceis on thc young, ata
human piIysloloey be disseminated anung TIC
n.nssra ia Il means Of overcoming tho evils re-
f,rort tn f1nr III thc Ct,nmittcc lmi1 inter.
rs.s, ,nc,"hcr ri tIe 1o,,,i of Elucntton nf,
s,a ,,,,io,, a,,si fu,nd Ifrn In ftl1I syr,rntjlr
VIZ "N'IH~.| S'.,'
, 1879-01-18

The Board Ut rarK Commissioners for West
Chicago held rcgEiar selni,,nonthiy meeting
last cgrni,iu, Conu,issioncr Woodland nresi.s.ng,
and present Lpe, A1cCrca, Urcnock, Afuus, and
Bennett.
During lust week the Central Nattoaal Bank
Of Now York scnt to the First National bnuk of
this city ccrtaIn bontls amounting, With principal
and tntcrcst, to $7,l0a They nrc portion Of
the scrirs aggrcRating SO, $40, !ssurd to James
Stewart, Ut Now Ynrk, IN 1s70. ns security for
t)e paynent of land purchased for Central lark.
I.ast evening tho subject came before tbc Boarl
IN The shurp Ut & resolution directing tlaat tho
bonds bo pail and cancelled. Tllt resolution
was introduced oy Commissioner Woodard, atd,
nttcr et,u,e talk tho wloto matter was referred
! to thu Finance Committee.
Mr. Wuotarl also introduced q resolution d.
rccting tho .'u'teiary Cn!n'nltteo 70 withdraw
Circuit Court. Tho sull, US will br remembered.
WAS instituted during the nluhti OF Aprll. 1873,
to compel liOffnunH to pay over certain moneys
collected bY him from tho taxes Ut 1871, a''l
Commissioner l.foc objected to tI,ts summary
vuY Ut dlelt,sing Of thn rnsc 1t WIS In court,
nn1 .uy0ive.l q disputcsl prinrlnlc. Let tlle
Cnurt decide who was right and who was wFonE
COMMISSIONER Woodarl objected Tint It would
| Gust inoucy which ought to bc applied to neecs
sities.
Ilpe--1 will nay It. and II the case goes against
| US IT will not h1 appealed.
WootLaEL-Wcil, Lips, yyot! can do this. Yot
| have ilne house III On Nashlngton street
i.tpc.-l don't thluk II exactly right to sprtnl
that resolution HOW.
Of thu resolution, Int wanted All to hnYe il fat
| chalIca. liz Wis III farOr vi pUstpaA[nE puuslu
ctatl0n OF the resolution until fitiura time,
Commissioner llpo tnoycs! thas tho rcAolls