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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-09
MEDICAL.

DR.. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Are not advertised as cure-alls," but
are specifics In the diseases for which
they are recommended.
NATURAL SELECTION.
Investigators of natural science have
demonstrated beyond controversy that
throughout the animal kingdom the
Survival of the fttest" Is the only law
that vouchsafes thrift and perpetuity.
Does not the Same principle govern the
commercial prosperity of man? An IN
ferIor cannot supercede superior arti-
Gle, BY reason of superior merit, DIR.
Pierce,s Standard Medicines .a have e out ut
United States alone exceeds one million
dollars per annum, while the amount ex.
ported fOOts up TO several hundred
thousands more. NO business could grow
to such gigantic proportions and rest up
on any other basis than that of merit.
DY.Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Is Pleasant to Use.
Dr.Sage's Catarrh Remedy
It's cures extend over a period OF
Twenty Years.
1r,6ago'S Iatarrh Remedy
Ius sale U,h family Increases.
Dr. Sage'S Catarrh Remedy
Cures by its Mild. Soothing Effect.
pr.Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Cures s.Cold in Head" and Catarrh, or
Ozoena.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-09

Alexander WE'LL, Plaintiff.
VS.
G G Lamb, administrator of the es-
tate OF Y Bonnard, decd, ct al.
Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-09

ORDER APPOINTING TINE FOR
HEARING PETITION TO SELL
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-09

Dasins Kebbsrs-A Plucky Constable, who
Makes : Long chass, and Finally Hunts
thsm Down.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-09
Mortgage SaIe--.No. 54l7.

BY James G. Kays. Under sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-09

BY arrangements newly Effected, will be
the fullest and most exhaustive to be
found in any paper of the State, not be-
ing surpassed by those of the SanFrancisco
dailies. The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-04

Smith American Company Orga
with eight stops, knee swell, and beauti
ful tone. for sale At the COURIER OvvrcE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-04

I'm many parts nj the country wo-
men will be appointed as Gems nu-
merators. with the probable resrsr ne
thing .like.this: Neatly dressed IAN
OF an nnccrtainrage. with big boo. IN
der her arm and pen ia hand, rings tic
door bell. Yong lady appears at door
Census Enumeration: Good Morning.
Lovely moaning. I'm taxing the cen
sns. You we're born N Young laiy !:
"Yes'm.' your name. please What
pretty dust cap you have gu Can
get the pattern? Lii Just like the one
the lady III the next house has. Lets
Zee Your name 4" II haven't The pat
tern. Don't you get awful tired walk
ing round taking the census ~ "Uh.
yes a. wearisome. but pick up great
deal ii iurmaiion. How nice your
dinner smells cooking. Plum pud-
ing n .In Maine No. haven't plum
pudding to-day. I'm looking for new
recipe live rot one | took down
from a ..dys cool book across the way.
Are yor married." NO. Want an In
vlation "a the wedding. don't your III
will BE- long time before you get il.
You can keep your plum pudding recipe
thank YOU" II sh'd think 'twould be
some time. Good morning. | must be-
getting on. haven't done bnt three
families all the forenoon" and an ener-
getic bang Of the door Just missed catch
ing foot Of her trailing dress skirts
Vincenncs Sun.
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Evansville Courier.
Wheat commands in this market from
S5 to 90 cents bushel.
II proposed by some Of our leading
young folks to get up an excursion to
Wyandc &c cave early In August.
Large quantities Of wool are brought
10 our market daily. bringing from 30 To
~ cents = pound according 10 quality
md condition.
lie Sweet-er will not come TO Peters
burg any moro this season and after this
week The Garret Williams will also he
Withdrawn and the barge Petersbur left
monarch Of all IL surveys.
Snn.crihr for nm. .LAsprR l,nr.prrn
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Dubois and Pike Fairs,

other boot makers. after seeing nv
work. being afraid 10 compete. Work
of AL kinds done promptly. and All the
work going out or my shop guaranteed.
Give mr call. ". MAY.
Oct. 3Ist, 1s73-1y.
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Orders solicited AMI saff<sarffon euar.n
feen. Leave orders at '. wertx 4 co.s pruf
~sofe- Mtrfh Eth. 1ksi-ly
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Piano for sale.
a good IIallctt K Davis piano for saIe
~ li.c Cor-Kiyr Dyr,r~
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How Mr.. Tilden Regards the
Presidency.

Mr.. Tildsn has raised his bid for the
Presidency. lie now oilers. IL Is said.
lir round sum OF c2.Uuuu GO cash. II l.
a great advance upon his bid ~ 1876
lh"ugh exactly what the advance j. can
ilui be stated. a. the aggregate ~ his bids
~ hat auction "a tie ruolic Offices have
never been precisely a~cellanned. Tive
millions Ot dolMf> look like large sum
81 mooney TO pay fora single oiiice. though
Il j. the hig hest and niusi lucrative Office
III ine " gin 81 tisr people. Ia reality
II j. not lid for single of'ice. but 4
lid for The Ioi. Besides the Presidency
HE lot contains some 5000 or 81 VNN
offices. many Of them very valuable
.aes. There are 10 the lot crItainl, s4ui
les than 5HUUv offices that can ~ called
understandable. Two millions Or dollars
ipr .UuUu merchandise publir offices
would be al the average rate VI nnly $40
4 piece Tor them. Considering that a
lNgc Number OF these Office are WORT,
~ the holder from 5000 10 81. 600 a
Year. and that the least Variable ~ them
D. worth not Tess Than Sl.ouu year. an
average price ~ so apiece for the lpt
doc not appear srrs hlgA. Ia "a" pos
session VI aH experienced aMl sksilfnl
rvcs.lvr HSe Mr.. Tlden. the - UO0U n
,.itef iuF The lot could ne gof back Win
u handsome p4o.it. Ala eNi4rt salesman
suuid rurntlentiy reckon upon dispOs-
ing 81 the offices worth over $4,000 ear
Tor from 5000 ~ : ! UUuca~h those worth
fron S-.5Outo S5.tNual d. .reragc price
! 500 each. ani the remainder al an
average price 81 S75 each. The follow
IVY table viii show approximately the
sum FOR which the Offices could be dis
posed 81. even II no more Than $1,000 Of
item should prove % be understandable
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-04

Advertise in The Jasper Courier
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The citizens Of Bnnnr township arl
notified that will attend 10 Towr~hi,
Business on every saturday, and il i
necessary that persons having busine-
with the township shall come on lha
day.
The library will Ne kept ~ A. lsn
dolrhssiore. ID Pnrtcr-viilp. Tor shcrol.
venience NJ citizens. nj persons VII
have books belonging 10 il. are request
ei 20 return then. that they may u.
properly registered
Chris. RuDoLrn,
May 3, 1s-v. Trustee Boone III.
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At an average price Of $50 GA cash,
graduated a. here shown il will be seen
thar the $1,000 merchanrabIe Offices
would Weld s4.l3l20. which allowing
Si34 $50 for contingencies, would be 4
profit OF loo per cent. upon the inve r.
lneut. Any kind of goods upon which a
profit of loo per cent. on the price paid
can be realized IN three or four years is
considered by business men desirable
investment. 1t is doubtful if Mr.. Til
den's railway ventures have. upon the
average in any period of four years
yielded more profitable return. An
investment OF - 90 600 IN the Presi-
denry, with large lot Of merchandise
Off g. included, which would return
double that sum before the expiration OF
tour years. would. as a business enter
prise. be nearly, if not quite, as good as
the investment OF like sum in an AL
bany Legislature TO get grant of power
in an elevated railway charter. 10 the
property owners Of New York CITY. Ii
j. price which Mr. Tilden can well af-
ford TO bid foe the gools. Ii i doubtful
ii ever Mr.. William NJ. Tweed would
have hcsitated 10 take the goods al that
price on account Of any difficulty in get
ting satisfactory return for the invest
menf.
History repeats itself The history Of
the system Of merchandising in public
offices which % long disgracef England
i repeating itself in America. Ii has
not reached the stage where Offices nre
openly bought aud sold for money
price. but il viii come 10 il. Ii will not
be, when ii gets there any more derrad-
ing TO the national lite than II il at the
present stage. where the depravcd traffic
is more dangerous because more l,.id-
ious and concealed but when lint which
j. now done in acorner comes 10 be done
in more open way indicated by Mr..
Tilden's reported DID or r2.Oon.OOO for
the Presidency. II will have reached tha;
point whore there will begin 10 appear
the possibility ofa cure. Chicago Times.
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NARRiS REnEnv CO. ne eHlnisvs.
MARKET snd 8th Sts- ST. LOUIS, MO-.
Hog naDe ~ Dru~wSsea. - s~~s ~ .,.ss
- any a1arc~s - rp~p1pe - rpr1ee-
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THE BEST TOWN LOTS IN
JASPER
at Yrir0te Sale !!

The undersigned has subdivided hi
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills.
and now offers them at private sale.
There are ~. teen beautiful building
lots, SO by l53 feet, fronting on Jackson
and Mill streets. with broad alley in
the rear Of each sot. This Is rare on
portunity to secure - ID building lots In
a healthy part Of town.
TERMS. Easy. to suit purchasers, as II
IL more the object 20 improve that part
OF town. than 10 make money.
Aug. ~, '79-tf. JOSEPH EGG.
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|STAvE AND SniNGLE
FACTORY.
Beck, Haucr e CO.,
roof or CLAY STREET.
JASPER. INDIANA,


Ty&AG-p.9Eg
"a
800 cords ~ shinwlr block. for which
We viii nv from II IS to 81 10. AZ.
rariins 20 qnali'v
y - cords uf siavr timber. for whirl
we will pay from 81 SO to 81 rs PEI
ord.
The highest price paid Tor
slaves suitable. for whisky
carrc.s aasi'head;rss. deliver.
ed NJ shc Factory. Person.
desiring contracts c~fsrshe.
W. formation ~ u please call
M the FacGs
= TX. -;AUER 4 co.
Feb. 20. i5SU-iN.
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iii s.a.gAEs n TIE III. YELLING :v;.!.

The q. X. 4 :. W. nv Co. have man.
arrangements with The Louisville an,
Henderson Packet Co. By which moi ii
ing trains make direct connection
Rockport with al boat, in their liue for
Evansville.
Monday evening train connects
liocipurt with Steamer Grey Eagle FOL
Louisville
Through tickets ~ Evansville for sal,
~ all Offices of Company and by Con.
auct0rs Of trains.
II. 9. BRANHAM, Supt.
April 18th, ls79-ff.
, 1880-09-15
CROOKED WHISKY.

AA 1I'HiLli FlISsls V1SEt|kHEu.
Ever Slcc tho passage OF thG yet Ut Congress
permitting vtncgr manufactures to set up lis
tl!stil4 hpphrntliE nA nnkD free pf NIL intHrnVl-
revenue tax tic alct,hOtc spirit rctr,iaIt lit tho
manufacture Df vineYnr, these establishments
hnvc been ntt1er tho closest kind nf surveillance
IN this district. The temptation to Indulge In
tho turning nut Of Il itto ersM,ket1 Apfrit-for
the vfnc9nr-Mnkers nrc allnwct! to ,lsc vnpor-
xtnR machines md condonscrs, with tho unlcr-
stumbling that tho product will mt nxcccd
prof os II per ccnt--syns regarded by tho
rVyuntlO officials M being sufficient to lntlIfcu
some tnnry- -grAsr1ng manufacturer Of vinegar
To t,ka tho chnilccss In tho hupo or making II
clean pro1t Of no cents Hllo., I'M nil he might
be nhtc tn dispose af. Among tho other s1ucgnr
.aa Il pst Tfs srnm ass 1t kInxe s.rssi
not inr frnln Kinks snap.fnctory. Sntnr t1nu
nKo tho olflctals slnrit !argo-sizr.l rnt In tho
lsvc for tho nli"pe output of vinegar. uni tho
wna ut q character thnt RliE-
Ssstss T. i ia t ny tlS e
nlcnt wH4 tiltrc,nnn determined. nrt1 It wns for
tw,nr fhre WGeks lIrtcr constant surveillance
1cvtors Springer. Phelps, untt Cox, and deputy
lnscr,ln!, itcror,'o Agents 1.',sls and Clements
wo hasl hcnn on tllu laknt. were ssssarl'r,i inr
hIuck ftnnl tho crooked still they captured 4
truck ,adrn with eight hnrre!s containing nl,out
whisky. rho ,r!yrr uf tho ir,lnk, Ernest
Schulz. a1Hi companion nunIcA Thntilas IsfGt-
As'lssn wore r!ncu:. ul,dor nrrcat, AMI tho tcam
conta1lhand: Tho ,irlver upon being u'1estio1c.i
e Sac,oy f Tts hs s as seea i0 par.ion M nf liz
officers ronlnlnu! with tito plumber, whlo tho
rest 'i1Arsfct tn tho f0etury1 whcro they
Joseph i:tscnlsess Tllo two men wGrt. prunpt-
y flnced ns,.acr nrrcst. y survey. ar tho rren,-
H. II f1L r11
, 1880-09-15


Tho llnbeas corpus case Of Dn,tel O'Nelil,
charged with the murder of john McAlalIo,,,
who Wns shot through tho llearL early on tl,B
morning of tho I'll Of August Inst wl,llo In
hGd ut hts home. corner OF Laurel md
'Tlirty-t!gitth streets, came np before sIl.slEe
Moran Mt o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tllu
prisoner wns brought Into cu,Irt by Baill.f
Chilli. 1io was ilcatly asnl clearly dressed
III q slnrk checked suit, white shirt antl col
lar, md black silk nccktic. Ile WIS repro.
sentetl by O'l3rlelh.S Crafty. M his attorneys,
alld the people by Assistant Stute's-Attorney
lsnkor. III tic ahsrnco Of StatN's.Attornoy
Mills and alr. tngral,au'. Tllo prisoner was
kept III curt hancuIretl, a1ul when Mr..
Crafty came III llo said: ''Dan. what aro
YOU doing with them things on" Your
eSss s' swa !s ' kesp 20 ass sso fS"IEo atas o % s
man., lt0 II entirely lnolfeIrsIye."
"darSiss" oNciii then took SEA-: :ear III lis lis
alrs. Mary r. AleA1ahon. the wltow Of tho
S1le declined 10 take I'LL ontlt, but affirmed.
Tho lady then wont 2Syer tt!e terrible story of
and with thy fAeta ot which tho public ii III.
ready familiar; 'rI!o assastn stood on .tlo
Side OF tlio s?ctl. alnl sl!o snw him standing
|i%E: i;is aassasia's !,sl ;rs"bleii;
IT, t's hall .it' no waf lat o!'so's'fi; us s"ia a
to Ms her hss'qss IT, ;sG,,l MxG sa, Aaont x say
hlla the shot WIS fired; art! her husband got
nut ct bod A1 went li!to tho next r00lll, ind
expired, Thu prisoner resGMhletl tho man
WHO hud stood BY his bedside that lnMrnlng.
Ills fRce Wus familiar tn i,er. She lid not
know him by name. but know Hin when sho
saw him. bEe saw the prisoner ut noon of
, 1880-09-15

who ~ It !s apparently known to tho
sSe e0'sn NJ" fsr ssr ys' @'y yrcasrs nS,s IT, IT,
sarsy cn,,se l'.,o vacancy n tho n,l,.nriim fnr
10 ,lcSam ss, 'Sht f"r frc,i *pp!y. @ III s i,
mid iee, out.ic tho "lllecre kncw .'f i iii Mts
Scstcnlay. They n*surt.l the reportrr llMt, while
eoii TINT administered tho polsnn, thary wus
,su probability Ut It's happening nsain.
TttE 1ft'1tsEs ALI N1ttilr.
yrstcr'lay Il ths, fcffrct lint Tic !lcaIa.ruto
nlno1iR horses tnt largely increased nj lnte and
,at tns .' was attrlnn,eI to t,p rrevnle,.ce ~
fn,nlnt.on for, fc,,r Of mn cpdei,,icat di*eaen
alno1,E horses 4 can i,c ,owhere morn quicky
sacs rao1.er sa n ts .hercis yass lc It sSo
Gerss. sS.s ~" e S' % :Hssr%;s Hs !ac cee H.
,ng ti,e c",dlt!,nl q tho hnrsss ,ir'cr his
."% iS ir parfc rs ad sSeGf3 St ae ' @ ''sy s II
thc seis ist. 1t tic st"Sic. @ IT th'u s"nth ani
+, tho fusr,o cxcelent condition. nItho,,E' there
have hcrn several cnst's of nvarnvh,ed snsn
II IN r N@rt v Se e sa9e. sG mn; "wHvs W,.
er during the Inst few '!aya. md 4. moreover,
snmrth!ns not uncommon at this SEASON. Of tho
Veterinary surgeons OF wt!n experience
ascris,u The fncrnnsH IN the tlrliil-r,tu nt1"nK
horses TO ugEr'1rntct ct] niitl Insufficient cure
POTTER w. 1r'lrTER
It appears TINT Abraham Porter. tho husband
Of tho Indy who was charged will Mtlhltury with
tug p!atons m mtnrl,sn,rt .!t'senh als*nt' s'1n,lo
rtfce atntios,: for certain rni'er hsl. ntasrllnE
in thu allegation, ms NOW ne. ,,tfcrr!. ID sni' ll
sssass t sys Y RI o y, s,, x,ss M 3 MI; Tt;s
sthpwal It to Eicut. fl0yI. 1t turned ott tb vi,
, 1880-09-15
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
Special DApateh 10 The Chicago 1fibunk,

StNlS0fsEl.D, ILL.,, Sept. ls.-tVho ninth
nnnuat Convention OF tho Catholic Total
Abstenanco Union Assauiat,a., began III
this city today. Tho Hon. Hugh j. Mt
Enire, Of Chicago, presided, and Jamcs For,!
aill W. j. O'Nefll acted NJ Secretaries. Dele
gates wcro present from t'so following socte-
ties: HOLY Family, All Saints, Koman Catho-
lie, st. Johns. 81. Columbklli, Young aLelts
Catholic. st. Url,lget's st. Ja,,,es', a1,l the
National Society, NIL Of ChtcuEo; mn! from
ile societies 1T Ottawa, lra!lwont. Streatof,
Sheffield. a1ld Ltlir1!n. Ihu iisltul cNilnIft-
t, tees l.; wcfs ,appo},"tel, anl rre;ldent Nj.
Tie !Secretary''s report shaved q gem
rr1! inettaso III. Tho membership Of Tie
societies represented III thu unloli, but tllat
seyer,l hull failed to report Tho Treasrrars
report showed total reculnts uf Ss4,laa, anil
expenditures of S7s.10. Tho Committee on
Constitutional Amendments recommended i
number ut changes ft QlB constitution, Which
were deferred for fntusa consideration. A
number of resolutions OF thanks, etc.. wero
adopted, nnu llye new societies were nd
m!tteti, making fDrty-two now III the Union.
4 niass-lheeting WINS held this evoniug. The
session continues tomorrow.
, 1880-09-15

6pfe1al UHbdltk 70 1AA Chicago 7F3bNH1.
Glt.ASD RAPIDS, Mich, Sopt. l4.-Tho
Hon. j. G. burrows, Of Kalamazoo, made q
ro.lstng, enthusiastic, and efficient Republic.
an sneecll to ono Of tho finest audiences seen
here !n years this evening, lie reviewed tho
Democratic pnrty's md tho Solid Snutlls
record befuro tho War aid since tic War III
tho most seathing terlnH. lilo showed TINT
even lust year seventeen uf The Democrats III
vote TINT tho Thirteenth, Fourteenth, ant
Fifteenth Amendments OF tic Constitution
had never been, !egnlly. lnaliu q part OF tic
Constitution. atld TINT tho De1nocrAtlc party
does not accept tha issues Dr results 0f tilu
Wur as lawful, ilmnI, nlld irrcyocal,le, lio
showed how tho South nnw dominates IN
Congress. and whit it did In the extra
session. II was q t1rrtbly scathil,g review,
help tho Republicans hero niatertally.
, 1880-09-15
THE CI'rY-IIAIL.


lHE mayor goes 10 1icHehrS to-Hhy, 10 tAflh
inn'su"s' aau 10 eas'"ook s"s'i'iaS 10 oF''te''
ending E,,turtlay J,ED bounds Of ment md
"l'ntcd "': n''Isanees.
SUPERINTENDENT kIttKLASn, OF tho l}ulldlng
Department, wiz rcju,cin4 yesterday over news
XII of Isprsa @ 1Sr Cn ai' ise wis'I 1r
''a'
pNE " tho Health. Officers picked! ~ sample
~ stey nS e ~ spst y M"!Sf a. IL
llnth!uH less thntt d!ution Of tur1trIe nCtd.
dnn iphtinet w! c!llisu to aHtnplt 70 10 IN;
II, ,,uu itno III % for % lid |,,t'it nf scr.i."rs' ~
AMoSu tug building permits Issued yesterday
,,a VII ono 5,, f. Ad, 0rnis 70 crcct s!1.s'os
Ssf ta Is e;S e stsSHst ss eser nS"s MssS5 T.
crrc. MlirsS.story 4 dwelling, No:aa Hush strcet.
t. sost sio1 ,4! nnl ono to j. h EGnoo t. crect
"s Ax orl'unnee o n naIns s > lsforo ,,o Council
er car,mI arcs y ~ SntSrcs oi ,. sns"n s ,' ,1
oinul0ymcnt iOr moro ti,n,i i. aaht '' ho,,rs
!lay: il y tho sroataro oi ihe Gsul;
Ge 10 exs%te uo u ~ sle aab cts q WITH. tio
mt lMk,r i,tn tho s,rt',r Air At}@ms =, r., ~,
,natt"r VIZ r. hta nnmnn ~ h"v,n ti,n itrist @ nno
M State ,lv Of, tho s,!Gicct, II would not IL,
ordinance wiiun tho tIino cn,ncs. f'@s7 '''0
C"rnnrn,,o,,. r.,rscl adans ,ro, ,,,c,, ,.o,
sio M suprcM.nY M Gnurt yestor.lay ansl w,.s rc}nle-
Illg Eyer hts Sletory n tho GaHu e'lsv, which
Gnsslstesa u ta9 fsi,iaai ~ Krant 4 rellunr.
wy y wy ellcAil lnurl ueclsltn o1 MN aEnntst
;,! Mr. unEns botn!si'ietl. n'n!lntinH to fht,5Ul
Iio i: ln.ilvlt.lnls tE.!nst WhoIu t',n j'!isment
Y, f. Tucker; Albert Crosby. }. u; sherlnnn. n.
an,s a. eivt "ht r. & H. My exer, ahd ~. Auanis
q the Appellate Conri-rroIn which tho 'eitHy
ElrenIt Court. utter which ~ execution VIZ! DO
.saet, na ., Mgass ao aetointA n1'd II VIII 10
0~N' 'N' r"'. c',,'n1 ,.'ss,o,,, I.,',.,,,
,.,.''., . .,''.,' -, '.s' nNnhm. H.,
Ia McessnncG N VII, ta oser Of tho COUNCIL
h"s;ty. th%;iy;, I'LL fn u, hs % r. ea osSycr a y Ut
iha a5sypses Il any iaS On tho suS!se', ; hc s,sa u
ot sho Council. he snys. 'nssr,tets hlit.
h wt,1 av 1 nx aX'aF q r. Gn ~; ,Gd nmd
Whit i wass R ss u ssuates' IT, @ tho tent ~ kfs; y II
tSs; @ i ,ss - ~ G'!sieo M . Sr.v g s IT, ~ sbrs a
iS Es"1'hih'toTy or1cr ho as. beI'l'l which thoro
THE ASHES ORDINANCE.
Thu CItizat,s Association c,ntrn tint 1t ts rut1,cr
si.'s'ilur liAt tho nshea orslI,Aneu-rcquIr'ng
ift't, Nea 70 ~ Praslti1t! to rteets1 nss,ea and
r1,AaoGans 1int MGrsl eh1nrcnll, An'! tlietr Ut
n,tiii'n,tnn m.1 T., ,haIe f.eu ~ 5nstsfua ~
it2n a,. IN tnoso cntniss, 9ilthrizcu ~ th9
IT, mg IT, " Sr 1Srg9 Until My. l. Th9 iealtl,
Hi,"' .t,i it'll viii in n"mt ~ .n, ' .1',
ascs lid nut MMl ~ 10 ncs!,tnua," ~ ~" Il, Ms III .Ins. t'.
~, tt ano ,as n.a'hSSo s, , VII passen n Apr and
Ims @ sxant,nan@ @ @K!yS :. Ih9 "nn"ncu T. nnu nr
@ E n @ iu9S IL MT IN XVI w,ien M r arc
, 1880-09-15

,r,,a = Eli; LIE GastMiN11t ,I;' Lee Couisr.
Ihe urnM Jury heidi. hela Dr'ef M, morning ses,
soa os fSs yesfITay S y ssI5ng M st II st t0 u o f @
non,, NJ Asststnnt S,ntWs.A ,tnrunv f,,l,nr
noo'., ~ has.s'n"t ,1.'I.o s-Ilto'ney n'Msf
WIS al'"1u'''S 10 '''1oeas CORPUS easo III tne
Frank Rico, n dirty and tlllaniflntcd lrrc-
trtryuhle buu,,ncr. ,vns hrourlt bernrc .Jndrc
Knrrrs ve,~,r,lnv m n ctnTro az nottv lnr-
lsoeo'o :',l,., y" .'alE' u, pes'S mn. M
se senis aso 70 o Men saer ne saae %s % e s sa nen
photographic establishment doing q good
hns,nnsa m tho nornnr ~ C,nr,r o,I AfonrIn
strcnts: ynstty,jnv In fe1t hnnnw W. hncnt,s" wTe
Court lstltl of viii to aays, iprsoinemt mr. s at
i, tl1c tsn,,,tv .inti '4 WI '''o'''"'
~ ,i"'nrI III sl,t"r ill., ov.,,r,t,r ~ t,a No,s.
hnvs' iit,na wnx },rnm;rS,t h"f,r., ma t,rimimnj
ca4a Cort or ,s s'ar9 or 'aTSsis Ms aise e te
11fs1pams 1saEpx ot The itts bout
othor r tMijy @ nunr,s' % win, tmlInr % the,usciv"s T
y, ~" SiV n y, ~ ~ Es" i ssiSsSu "ar u a1l
s,rioIas ~ ryS N IL st"r ~ taRc q c tu "a ~
ss e y ,nic 1s 1,a innt Eyem yen n ta fonte up
S%nys %Go, m';!S sS. .'Tn,in11n % M ta sweeney
ftot.,nsi,.S fStnt".,I. Slai Anns' M'tss; sy:u; :,;
cior,en o % ria.r Ip rs 'n S,,' S iU M
untys lnrsn,E H. ,' cdnsrato s eiasea " 4,! ~
lint .ul,1t, f1.+r >f n,uo,,,,to t,t,,I,.
ii,' ii'i,' "ia,u an,n '"o ~ .v ""'osm!s sthcm st,
I'LL, t.1n sn'no, s'I.i,,,o, u ofeE Hi,'' lneX
,,s,.', MG.v =, s"|!'i!ctt m Mtlh IL aIanli
nIMs SIMS ~ LINZ WY ~ !4e's.!ea EMl!tS ln uG
.I't Itnl GEMIRo, tE, h!nttis t't !io aekhpw!euGctl
sihNe'E WIZ NY il!nneS lioiM t,e Hnfs olt aleGitlG
NIX na ~ H,u nlst ~ oMI ot ,tS iockeI: ol.
eemt W es1.GiiHs 10 at!isthhiiatG cAse was
!icaFtl' ntltt nc Eonrt sentenced fl!o prisoner
70 !s says ~ ri ti,o Go,.tiy AL
oaitev aHe tuIln ninae4 no ohn pr1soHGr hns
4lspi!aSeu sMctt h1Alnly 10 Get ttlG1 Us ffaiiE
no9t1a1 SIo',At e!iiEgsl Ian VIII hasnG !'Aiia
tn u!o oarRMry 1t s.No WoTlll ot sllRs slao
hliver Nnbtls hTtElt tiFeEsn1lH stoto sotso ihree
SearS nEo. ny case Was SCI loT 1ioxt Tltes"
tiGny: wv s!nee !ast satnt''ny Mls awyors cni.,
t!ausu " lnahu til1rts 10 Anvh tho Ease tIletl
~ once. hlll Yesterday morning they hnn their
ueSlfo tlly ErAtlttr,l, tlo jury at the cl0So OF
INC trlnl lshtllns their client Guilty alld ~
sssssI,,E bis punishment u soyen years In thu
lchltthtlaFy; Jotua1i wns arrested month
or NO itko Wiille oil visit 70 tlle l9nlteltlnry
y, see us W!tr, VINO II q nrls0ller lhorc ititer
iiio ti,!lnH Or liill. Jorttalt WIS ingl'lbur OF
Inc OH weaver gnns tllat committed 2 great
lllnily nllrs!nrlcsNll'ttt TWO years ago. !9ruun
alsefctlon n going to soe his WHO night still
w ~ wr..3t ."1, rouoa Jomos ,v,,vor ,v,,, ;,o-
scrfl,mi Himself s cn,vnssar n s,,,nti wares
wns tried before The Criminal Court, ycstar.
.lay On Il rhnrga Of malicious mischief. Tho
MeiMlis ~ tho utIso hlo 700 aiSGnst!lS tof r.,
, 1880-09-15
ITEMS.

Tho thfrt.tlivflen,t lnceltne in tho cnse OF
tho Chicago Ncrrs Printing Company was
continued yesterday to Sept. 10.
Al! assignee will DO chosen this morning
for Francis 4. uOWGI.
, 1880-09-15

luck linynee.s Ninth Powder destroys roach-
es, ilea&. tliea, ull b&habuKa.
, 1880-09-15

Warren Springer legan autt yesterday
for $1,000 ngainst W. L. Watson, .. N. Field,
W. Cranc, D. q. Crane. and +. 4. Pope.
Daniel J. Sprnguc, OF reekskllt, n. r., filed
q hlll ng9lnst joln T; AIattl,ews, Flw'n ard
{orec0se n trlst-ttectl fur 81. .UV, III The w. Il
OF Block In Grants Addition to Chicago.