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, 1880-01-09

TnE Pcoria .Jottrnul thinks JOHN d. I1aw-
Icy hns no chance at all to be the next Gov
Cr11or.
, 1880-01-09

TIE PDpe County Democrat comes ont for
Jnhn II. Oburly a tho 1}u,oeratin candidate for
Governor nf Illinois. Quo Of Johns strongest
recommendations M II candidate Ia, that he
would not stand tho ghost Of ehut,oo Of IN
k,1uc&tct
, 1880-01-09

Mls. DANA, OF the New York Sun, doesn't
eco what motlyu uraht cnn hnve III Eolng to
Mexico, unless it IL to establish an Empire.
, 1880-01-09

l. dtnA M%SSf7F
"ase .,,o,. NV .''.".s " .:,,,, .ao,.t, r.a., -
"'''''' ''o 'Sp.e.s w.. ..s... ..e.'
rup pnsaTAN Mn1rARY rLuRRY.
Tha tI,snatcl,cs from Iondon, Berlin, Yion-
nm. an,l cisowhore printed In our last issue
co,,c,r fit reporting MI unusual military stir
on tho frontier between Russia and Germany,
Old fortified points ara being strengthened
n,,d nrw ones established, Ordnance, conf
uIssarv stores. md war material arc being
scrt forward. Ngw tlepfte of supplies ere
oncnctl. and the means Of transportation and
communication aro being improved and e,,-
1ar0ed. Troops. MISC, arc being concentrated
Mt various points commanding both tho
Austrian mil German frontiers, Tho Hltua-
t,on Is beginning to provoke discussion In
military circles. Tic German papers corr
tnin articles upon the line of slefeisa against
Russia. and the Russian papers contain sln,-
,lar articles upon tho limo of defense agail,st
Germany mid AustrIn, and the Augsburg H.
oc,uctne Zeftun0 points out with pride tint
f;crmanvl,as ten railroads running tn ller enst-
ern frontier, by wllic,, sllo coull tru,,sporther
entire nrny III n few days, a,li long before
Russia could rcac1, 1t, this securing 10 ller-
self nil the advantage lii cnso Of MI attempted
Invasion,
All this IS sufficiently exciting, but It docs
not follow by any means that tlcro Is to he
nj, in,n,ediota war betweel, Russia md Ger
1nauy. Russia is In no condition to ,,,ako
war upon tic latter, either politically or
financially, II slio found It extremely diai-
cutt In oyercomo the broken-tlown Power,
south OF tho Balkans, what hopc Of success
could she entertain against Germany III
nH hFxHn mn
, 1880-01-09

THE Sheriff of Joliet sold tho other tlny
sono rcal estate belonging to Murtln l}org1tn
and .1a.nes Cayoncy, WIN wcro OIL tho bond Of
cx-Collecsor D0wIAn. whoao accounts were short
about sa,S00. Thu rropcrty Bo1d brought $fou0.
md tho Sheriff will sell enough more Of Her.
g,ltl's lund to nako up tho dc!icIt Tho Ietpttb-
ea Of that riace. Is of tho opinion TINT, as there
nro twelve other botldsnlca. II dDesn't sscn cx-
hcty fair that two Of tho bondsnicti should he
obliged tn make up nowlans ontLre dofn'cation.
WHICH, II divided nmonR tho fourteen. would
amount to abo,,t $s0o for cach mnn. Tho nu~
jorlty Of tl,om could enslly raiso flyo ur ton
times TINT sum nny day. Tho sAlo docs not de-
privc Dcrgan and Cavency OF Ill thotr property,
rs cnch retains n hounostoat1.-tho former forty
md tho lAtter ilfty aorcs. This seems to bn Ole
Of the few cnses bn record whero nm official
bond WIS not mlt!o OF straw.
, 1880-01-09

to tho BRynfu RESOLUTION ioE t!le
OF greenbncks, with tho
ayowetl purpose of "unlt!ng tho Democrats
md throwing the Republicans Into contu"
siot,." lie proposes to let the Bayard resolu-
ton stand as originally proposed, but to add:
j" Aud sucll notes tho dcmonetlzcd grccn-
backsl shall not be available for any Of tho |
reserves required to DO kept by the National
banks, nnd nl1 such reserves sllatl be kept In |
coli." Tho whole will then read as follows:
'tNesotred, That from md after tho passlKo OF |
thia resolution tho Troasury notes OF tho United |
States Blall DO receivable for all dues 10 the
Uultct1 States excepting duties on imports, and
shnll not DO otherwiso tcRnl.tendor, and nrr ot
those notes hcrcnfter rclssucd shnll Hnr this
supcrscr!ption. And Eaid notes shall not be
avatinbto for nny Of tho reserves Required to DO
kept by tho Natlonal hunks, and all such 70.
serves shnll bo kept IN coin."
AS this In nowtse affects the stntus Of the
dcn,onctlze.l greenbacks, as proposed by Alr.
Dayard, 1t Ia mere partisan trick designed
to panler to the hostility which II largo pro-
portion of the Democratic party entertalns
for tho National banks, and to divert atteil-
ton from the real object Of the Bayard reso-
luton.
II the F3ayard resolution be reported with
tho pendlcton ndtlentlnm, 1t will be rs ,nich
lis ever scheme for diyesting the grccnbacks
Of their lcgal-tendGr quality, to be followed III
eyitnbly by tho extinction Of tho greett1'acks,
because thoy cannot bo maintained In ctrcula-
tion when they are deprived Ut their lebt-pay-
t1,g power, except ut such a cost to the Gov
ernnont III selling bonds to buy gold rs Con-
gress and the country would not permit for
any length Ut time. The Whole burden Of
, 1880-01-09

Dun1SG the Inst ten l,otlrs lio now catldl.
dates hayc bcun mentioned" " In tho papers for
nny Htlto uf1ice.
, 1880-01-09

TIE Elgin Leader says tliat The Hon. 4. N.
Harrington could be nominated and elected
Governor of Illinois, II he wished to bc.
, 1880-01-09

THE Now York Sun prefers Chtef-Justtc
Church to Seymour rs Il Presidential candidate
, 1880-01-09

thor own account. nnd doolnrol tho Colonies to
bo FREQ nlll independent Btatcs, they sought to
preserve and Incorporate Into tho ro-
publican ayAtem whatever Of guot had boom
evolved by English laws and English clsiltan-
tion. Mr.. nnrrnan n. Eaton. In bis History Of
Civi1-scrvEcc reform In England" recognizes
this fnot, md eaya TINT tho fotsndora OF the Ro-
public took xod mntertnl whcrdvcr thoy coIlh
lind It, but frnn no gnartor did thoy gHther 8"
mich M frrln tho experience Of England. Tho
theory Of Executive power; tho Rront divisions
vt government into throo departments; two
f1Dusus Ut Legislation. with tho whole bn'ly Of
Parliamentary law; trn by Jury; Tho hahca"
crl,ts; tho cosnmo,,-aw crln,lnal definitions
ai,ti procedure: military sttrtafisatlon to vtyil
authority; tho poiIttcAl conception Of Individual
rights and .tulcs,-nll thoso they drew frt'in tho
an,rce whence had tlnwch their blootl, tholr
langl,ngc. and their civilization.
, 1880-01-09

= McV0ckerss Theatre.
Madison ssreot, between Dearborn and State. En-
esreu.ent Ut Mr. and AIRS. y. E. Dandmann.
~Morchant OF venlce."
, 1880-01-09

wAuuANs1A LODGE. No. io, 4. +. 4; M;-I'h9
NeaiInr t;}d Annual Communication uE this I+odHo
lor t!ie e1ction OF ufcars and pnJnpnt u dnnn, ~"
bc hei.i this tFrldnyl evening n masonic !. lia q
lJy order OF thu ltdHe. r. w. FUNIEts' VA Mt
]. T., itGtY ELL. Aec.
, 1880-01-09

THE Supreme Court Is not tho court OF lust
resort III AiAlnc, III tho np!nun Ut Mr.. oArcelon.
, 1880-01-09

- Ifnvcrly'a Theatre. .-..
Dearborn street. corner OF Monroe. EnaaRomont
of tho Chicago Church Choir Company. III. H. T..
F1tnHfnrHr
, 1880-01-09

1T00Iey'a TheNtFes
Randolph street, between Clark and 1.a salle. En-
gngemont Of tito Collier Combination. "Fho BANKERS
laughter"
, 1880-01-09

OF tho whole number OF 1AoQ claimants, 6ff
thrue were baukrupts, whose cla!ms ,Ecrv "
, 1880-01-09
GAIcELoN's land was found In the WRONG
mauB pocket.
PERSONALS.

yfnu.Jart,tt4 u.,n,tf nnn fnr fSh RI
,,,.s .raso,,ts orN'
''.s ~ t,.oe''' ,,,,
.EH7oclie1or 1teseis, VI M'Ss4ss'pp'' ~ ,ts'M
INC ffeAlacht OF CoiscBo III AlcoFh III 1nnt
stato. ..............
hlr. Chnrles u. Letnftl, inc "ell-KnoWn hu-
thor. returned TO tbls country last weeR' alteF
I'LL npse1'ee o. e4e'en yeatS III EES'a'1u'
Madame Sin-Fn-Yell, wife Ut tile Chinese
Minister at Berlin, Is tho sst Chlna woman ever
sect, In Germany, mud attracts great attention
when on tho street.
h]uah1np ro,,nr brt,1e IN Glencoc.
MnJc aor,r hIacntt hor took.ry f., sl,ow.
The watchdog got we'll, but Charley and Belle
Sleep quietly Under tho SHOW.
1,rtrcous rnu;sa ia I,ovfr, n n1oo ring ,not1n
Il, thn ,s,,1,,1s ~ 1,,o.,, 1Jn1, o,,1 I,ritnh,n
T.. ahun,v co,,str,ctod ,,nom e. It. vii
IN nnisho1 H., tho finn a}o rct,,rra IT, f,a,oa"
~ '''4 =. 49, o ,'' 'N .,s
a Houso u lce' sinl1'"t u a''"t "1le't "us
butlt III tho Empress Ah1ios feigu IS ABOUT 10 10
constructed at MOSCOW. rms - mo hrst pubic
ns es''. ~, I,s ,,',.sta 1'"''' @Na''n''
20, ,.,,
al1ss EekllArut, lar1hcfs uaughler OF
state Centre, H., p1tehcd eighty acrcs oi "hcat
from wagon to stuck. anu was married Tow
houra afterward' II her hnHbana nus any sefsse
ut all no VIII never mike any fuss about cold
dinners un Wesh'd days.
phllltppart, founder Of the Danque Euro
p!cnuc, who disappeared from Paris some tE,no
urp, hus bcon found III u cunvunt. IIc proposes
to becou,o (. monk. American bunk Presidents
1tukts La
, 1880-04-14
That Is Just Whoro People Must
Do Who Wish to Keep
Pacc with Events.
Some New and Special Developments Con.
sarn|ng Humanity Which All
Should Know.
How Americans Differ From
Europeans in Physical
Pecu1iarities.
Information OF Importance to Those
Who Arc Unhappy.

An ens1y American philosopher lasued pamphlet
demonstrating TINT atenm voascl cou!d nusaF cross
the Atlantic Mnh tic book caruo from tho press lust
In ttne 10 10 bonrd tho rst steamahip that went
nut "up to tho sont tlmos ills our fault fnY
ont pHsa,tni constitution" nso. whether We undcrs
Far aane renson-posslb'y the eina.c. tho vater.
AnlcrtGnn peprlo nLe constL!uttnnaJ di1orent from
rgp9 temd ~ nEncxys thS aesive Grd norvo.a hAt!ts
fnct TINT NJ sbnnsa nn,legstant MysE THAN Dxk.
MALE oG American ni1mpnta nElso from ulsordcret
k!!iney*: Tho kldeys arn Tho xovnrnor whose rovo-
llt!ons rcxninte te c0ndtsinn nt the eyasen. They
tho maturity nf troubles hnvo thnr arlan In them,
eneEEyi r1Rto pnns III the hG,ly and lH1bs lnes of
nppat!tni hGndaches; = butr!d taste IN tho mouth,
s. hs.s
wealthy ct!!xnn OF tochcstcg n " u marked illus.
trntn Of this truth. Not nnsy he afflicted With
synipt..ns r. abHyo Noted nut they hccnmo nRsra
4 ss'f s @ sr; y s sG @ Il aSo5 o5o Y
cvcry, md advised him to rFepnre for death. In this
dark Hour hn learned of md teteh now md einaps
remedy and waa nut 6ny quickly relieved. but also
which has snc8 relieved thnllx1nda, and ta tho only
pure. simple. and Certain kidney regulator In thu
World. fs nov known na Wntnvrs HAfo kttlney and
LII sS: 1 Ii k"oy e cd ses s. SI.
tnt,t hr1aa tn perfctt cun,nn. Nothing will nrouse
the enerAy. quicken tho INTELLECT put tho aJstnm Id
vigorous and 3"yHus canas0H ~ qnckly a. War
g. sfs c1 tas ss1 G s ~
soaasn Cd % s:ue ors se Il S SUB
, 1880-04-14

Tho board OF Irasteus met Monday. Tho
TuwM C!ork ruportcd tho tsts Ut tow1, oflrurs
cf,nt, And thAt ho bull certified tho satno to tho
County CteFk, and thAt hu Ind notified tho Town
Callrotor to turl, over ail Delinquent spucul
assessments to the County Collector bofora nrll
II. Tho BG,fl ut rnwn Officers rnportotl ~, tho
compensation allowed tn town officers for sho
ycnr ending April 10, 1Bs'0, which reports wcro
eoncurrrd In Mid ordered on llc. Tho
hIn,la ut Eduar Sanders, Supervtsor-
plrut for tho onslliuH yoar wuro ,lxel hy res,ll-
tim, that ho Ktve btAlts As 6ulMrvls0f TT *OUIl
AnA IN TOWN TreAYllros ut $1d0,UOQ, tho SUMO
amount III tlb KlLy1 Int ypar.
Thd YrgIxttfur wis Instructed to turn nyur ut
nt,ilyys 1lw crgtlttNl tn tho Teat. fcettBp Fund
fur lHtD tO tho ltlta Fund fur general dlBtTibu-
tlDn Iii tho yAriola roati districts.
4 resolution WIZ thcIl nuptEl calling ot nil
parties wEu tlhvU made subdivisions In tho town
mt nftelIly etlturt ut record III prcsunt eurti.
tlpd plIta nf tho Slino to tho Town l!oard ut its
Tho istn,r.i .hon adjourned. The noxt regu.ar
ll1G''ting Will u, ual 4ontAy. tho 10th, Whcn the
MeW nsccrs W!ll 6n !nsutleA.
Tha luke View Vateran Eiub mot lust Ratur-
tytftS new app iC.ltlonI for n1g.nherahtp. Thor
igxt meeting will TO hGll ut thu Town lIR1l EAt-
Mrlay, Aprll.I. 4 lively Interest u manifested,
az politics nra excluded.
EVANSTON.
Thu phllosophicut Association hold Tan open
lneGtlnX tn Un!Dn HILL hNntMy evening, when y
fair AltdlGHee lstuned ~ IN ablo paper by DIR. j..
y. lowell 0h "The Philosophy OF llallu0nA-
ttOuH,h
, 1880-04-14


YcstefAlny Mt noon Mcssra. lsaMtl, McNAliy l.
Co, IN tho nIlco ut SIcssrs. Hitchcock i! Dupee,
Signed Il very Important agrcumc,lt. It Is well
known that for two years pnst t1,or present
quarters hl.ve been too a,nall fDr them. Thoy
spread from Madison III to static street, but tho
best manufacturing facilities demanded by tho
firm could not bo t1ad In their present locatlon.
Thuy have leased for a tcrsn 1f twenty years,
with tho privilege OF purchasing within tcn
ycnrs, tho property known us tho bougns lot,
on tho south el1o OF Monroe strcnt. between
fert deep. Tue annual rentui u liked 1t 300:
mud tho price to bo pntd for the land. II
It IL noro thn likely thit tho property viii soon
be pllrch9scd by tho t'rln.
They VII ut n1ce proceed With tho erection of
F?h.@n. Thu plum. ns prnposed and designed by
Dir. litltlng, tho nrthttent comprises two huili-
i1!gs, frnnt M1d renr, With y court 0f atep.h 1t
Will he stx stories Ii, hight, ilnti thu prcssrot,n
cunntry used Tor u llkc purpose. ar.l WI iM In
fc"nt building. viii contain tho. business of-
ices OF thu tlr1n on thu GROUND ti,or: ant!
rGntrd nnt- Tho upper tstn,rs will ct.ntain tho
departments, lithngraph rx',1ls. otc, Thu reur
tory: Tho lHtcat improvements will i,r usetl.
Work will ho e1'nn,ncctl ut o,lcc III tho CON-
Atructinn nf tho building. Should Alessrs. Runi,
tho TIT, yenr4 nHiuG ut tho oll 1T twetitt yuirb
tllorg IA tn o rrappr.isal nf the property .lt,-
Sr te M and II ~ ~ s s e % sa Tie
pSn.,sa u Ssssrs Haa, %sNs!iS @ II sh%!i III
Sg iit ,s, fhe S + r!ysf f y S, e r tue xro
otlIse tho rual rstatu oriY pcftru tho expiration
OF the toll yours 1inl1s6sl In tho tD,tsu.
, 1880-04-14
MlRTiiARY.

Special Dtspdtch to 7As Chicago Tribune,
nETn0tT, hlch., April lA-Tho funeral Of the
late William A. Howard. Governor Of Dakota,
took pllcu to-day from tho First Presbyterian
Church lii this city, Of which deceased had boon
q member many yoars. Howard WINS tho last OF
an .ustsious trio, consisting OF himself, zacha-
stAh Chandler. and Jucob 81. Howard. tho fathers
Of the Republican pAfty Of MtchigAn, aud ahuretl
With his distinguished colleagues tho unboul,dod
respect Ut tho oillzens ot, ,hts Btat0. OF tha
three tho acccastl WIS, perhaps, tho most pop
n.oro intimately, ho having Btumpu.i tho Btato
during every enInpaiXn for forty ycars
preceding 1874. Loving him fn fifot tho
pe0pl0 tlournod his death, aud turned out In
Va4t numbora to do honor 10 bis memory The
ma!ofity Of ensinoss.nen, without reKarf 70
public and private buildings, and shipping IN
the river were displayed 1t hall. mast In biz
hnni!r. The scrv!ccs at tho church werc very
, 1880-04-14
THE SYNDICATES,
DlatrlbutlnH tho Ksroflts.

:, ETHKIIUWE411W VA1N KEU31EHs
Special Dfsrateh to The Chitago TrfbHnt.
NEW YDRK, April 1a.-Irexe1, Morgan & Co.
t0-tlny distributed tho profits of tho New York
Central Syndcnto to tho members thereof. It
WIS tho win,iIns UP of Tho 100000 shnrn trans
action. Tho nttlo,int distributed was ~ per cent
md frnctio1. or al,o.,t 80 0o0, ,oDo Of which
amount 1,rexpl & Morgan wore entitled. with
their London ist,lse. to hetWeon $a OO0 0 and
f4,tA0,W0. THO stringcrcy In the monoy market
nrations inndo for this aettlc,ncist. Ncssrs.
Gould : s"Te nlao ;, 4 L, 4 nn,lssstoxts',
Ifo dcclnrett III, nno was cli7t;1 IN lonns;. That
tho inoncy nlarkot would bu Easy. A grand bMll
Dcars ne e1nokcti o,t. lie Indignantly denies
hnyinH hatl hurtl In making tho monoY mnrkot
tight, md MYERS hp has benn londtng money
lsCr cent Mt my ttme.
, 1880-04-14
SMALLPOX.


Vn1F UNG NA4D 1kGPnfIEu-AWU DEAluh
Mt the Hospital.
Yesterday was nm 0ff-day in snnll.pox,-th8
calm succeeding tho storm. Only ono new case
WIS reported ut tho Health Department, nnd
TINT not until late last evening. when It was I'M
possible to rcaeh It before this morning. 1t WIS
from I'll South Hatstch street, md may or muy
not prt,vo Honuno. THO report set forth that
tho patient had been wandering around for
somo days, nnd vns quito sick, and tho intlIca-
tons nre that II tho utltrln docs not prove fatse
there nil trouble IN that locality, as 1t Ia good
ilctd for the disease. 1t will be examined early
this morning.
Thtoughout tho localities supposed to bo In
fccted tho reports werp encouraging. Tho usual
number Of men, wurnen, and children wc1o
nround to DO vacclnatc{l, hut thoro having been
snmn disappointment In getting vaccine matter,
alt had to 10 sent OF until tomorrow morning,
when new supply ls expected.
on THE QUESTION or VACCINATION
Dr. Do Wolf hnd something to say during tho
day, md requested tho publication Of tho fol-
lowing brlcf statement: !:
stProper vaccination needs no t1cfonse to my
tl.aro Is anythlng undcr! tho sin 80 tictcfcIal
that It c1ln escape the ytolant md passionate
ssss ess sk Ii say be nd
light, but after alt tho twisting and distortions
the great faGt ronnins that every Slyilize.,t
pestEonco Of stnnll. pox, unknown bcforb tho
days OF Jonncr. 1t ta trtlo that there !f possl-
tbe sn ~ ~ ~ hnm1 Snca[no. IT, Thia wns to,pht
twenty years aFo. I[o tl!l not consider tho tiso
ot huininized lymph as ,nst!tlablo to-day under
tfonmanI 1ao si,sn eev , I,sysCian IN
% tan sounsIy 1sa aGty rt,oeo. t .sGnu ~
saT,n kln II saro VIII nv XIII of M insfr II.
nlcnt by all mnnncr Of pooplo upon nny occa-
son e tho Pntet III al adg9 P9s, +.
conuoted from beginning to enA unde' tho CSC
e hoe Has M g. vaesno
should DO established; they should purs.le tho
perfectly normal e!,nrso,-tho Bcab romain "
tlohch the pruper time nld tho resulting snnr to
il 10 is-thu snno opcratinn shos,ii bo repcntct!
Individual Ills sllrcr protection agalrst srnaiI-
F.ax thMn II ho had suffered from en,alt-pox II
se!t;; This nnt Mere ,ntlylaual opinlon, but 10
of iit,ston, tho two highest AUTHORITIES on vac.
oi,lation nuw living. a person whD has been
tnkes tho eecuns titne-wIll not hnye to be ro-
vuecinatetl .sigall.pox ana fro need slnllar
smaii.pnx. be- shot;id hayc , the authority to % taKe
ton and extlletioi-and 10 should 10 als,, u.l-
asie s II sSI pr @at e' s'S ssa Sss Rs Rs
st0to tn inRo charge Of this nNtter, for II is M-
Of fn1iyiiuals." ~ ~ ~ $1~ ~'''''~0
As puooF
~ tno unpuftNhCot MccGssttls Mn oHcNuy ~
s speS s 1 % t hGrnG eotI,p pstsh pSrs e
bcgI! aban'oncd small. nox ha.l increased to 'tt'
alarming axtent tho Iast fow @ Xsars; ,l' Eor In; ~;
ss ts r. fed9fr fs q asasd a 1es st TO- ss haa
~ st!4t Of having partially done awuy with tho uso
OF bovine virus
M having oc,,,rrca.- tho n,vht hcforc ~ md
ono carI; It, tic ,norslins. Ths tIrst was lii H!s
, 1880-04-14
WHY WAS He RElEc1ED7

CHICAGO, April la~-I notico III yOuF report Of
tho proceedings OF tho Chicago UuioR Vctesun
Club Of last night, it II chusEcd that QUO OF the
grounds for my rejection for membership wua
hecaltso had ut ttnes deserted tho Republican
purity and voted tho pcnaocratto tlukot. was
not t.l tho city last night, and consequently not
present at tho uaeot.nE, but am Informed by
1nusnborb Ut tho Club WHO wero present that no
such charge. Or uny other, wAa made against ME,
cxcert that WIZ eDauEed man. II such charge
w&s made 1t IL utterly without sombancO Of
truth, as mover hsvo voted any other than the
Republican ticket, and never heard before that
, 1880-04-14

The College Hnsc-I,n Association of the
Northwest mot III this uity Mondny afternoon
md elected tho following officers: President. +.
Il. Nlco. Northwestern University; Vicc-rrchl-
dent, G. W. NhyloF. Chtcngu Universally: sccro-
t.ry and Trcnslrer, W. Il. Thnrson, ltactno Col
lcga. Tho scfrdttic ct gntncs is III fellows: afay
-, N. W. u: W.. itacEnG. at Evanston; Mny u,
~. NacLne, n. Itueine; stny 20, Chicago WI n ".
u, ut Chcagn; .1nue q Ehicngo ys. Rao!t,c, nt
ChcREu; juno u, Chicago 81. N. W. IT,, Mt
EyMtl5tUu.
, 1880-04-14

NEW ORLEANS. April 13.-At tho raccs to-dny,
tho Cottrlll stnkes ot,o md Il onc-hat miles,
was won by Mary Anderson, Mnm,nonist second,
1Iill nlrt third. Time, .:4tsi.
Tho Consolation pilrse. ono mile, was won by
Shnrt Line, Churcl, Fulcher second, Sam Eckors
thtr!. Time. l:4b!i.
The ful,r-fntle dash wns won BY Kccne lsich-
ards 1r. Mary Walton second, Maggie May THRU
Tilnc, IA.
, 1880-04-14

Tho Eltlrcdge Sewlng-ATachlne.- leads
tho world, md Is tho best for you to buy.
Sold oil monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-04-14
WARDS WALNUT OIL
IL tho only rouledy for dclIcuts BhadGs of whiskers
TINT have tuFnod gray. No dye or ioad 81. With
full directions. /. Wari, no South Clark street,

Wore man to conform moro to tho laws Of
htalth and OF nature, aud bo less addicted u the
qualification ut hiR pasxinns, It would mot l,p
.ecGxsafy to advertise Fnllows' Compound syrup
OF I!ypuphosPh,tes u . 5csturatIyo tor tho pow
0Fs q! tue brain and nervous system, while tho
worlds ptoRrcsa lu enlightenment would Indeed
10 lnAryeaout.
, 1880-04-14

Wo notice Mnyor Iinrrtson, DR.. Danforth. Or.
Willfnlns, and I'rOf. Pipcr uso and recommend
1lectls water-ititers to tho public.
, 1880-04-14

Nervous debility, weakness, md decline prC-
vcntcl by d timely use Of Atnit Btttcrs.
, 1880-04-14

rEDESTRLAN1SAf.
New YonK. April l3.-O'Leary challenges nny
two t,cn IN England to mike d atx-day "eo-as-
yn,l-plcnso" mitch with Hurt and DoNlor for
$l0,oo to 80 700 side, tho contest to suke piace
fs7Est
, 1880-04-14

Tifnea our highest 'nrt1hta In dentistry, The
HcChcancyB beyo,ltf Doubt. though but ~ Bct
, 1880-04-14
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

TuE Temperature yesterday, IN ntsorrcl by
mnt,aesc. opt!clan, No. 8s Madison street fft1n-
usR uu,ldng,, wns, ut IL m &c degrees; ~ q.
H., G1: Il ILL.,, ~; p. rl., 10: p nl,s : p ILL.,,
". barometer, n. M. "A.Nt.
TnE Academy Of sciorces met Inst cvon'nF in
their rooms OH Wntash hScuue. nenr Van tHrcn
strcet, Prof. II. II. flabcock presiding. Tho
evenings session WIS devoted to Mt tnlor1nnl
talk on orntthology with critcnl examination
Of Interesting specimens.
CutEr-CtEnK GLEAsoS. Of tho Probnto Conrt,
received n letter ycstcrlny from Mnt. Scrbncr,
OF tho First DrYn,le atRr, who Ia on iii t1ispect.
iny tour thronah tho State. Tho letter WIS dated
ut Nochclic un,l tho Major atntcs that that
ucfghburhool Is strongly In fayor Of D1aitle.
Cu,t,Sn1. MANN yesterday held M inquest up
OH ifanora Ryan, nl1Rs "ratay Boltvar.' WIN
committed suicide Sunday nftcrnvon hy taking
fcss Ca ., " nor'mStt e!'ntte e. suas s III
yison by t"king \ ,we of strychnlne. vetslicts
III nccorllnnce With tho fnots wcro returned III
both Instances.
%5 North Clark street Inst night to talk nt,o,,t
more waEcs. Tho trltnmers seem to think thoir
leo WINS appolntc4t to coufcr with the h,sses md
EGoif the Improvement III business COuIu nut
rench tho trln,mers, when tho meeting nd
journed.
TnK Audubon Shooting Club mot icst evening
II ths shern oass IN anrfery i,srs. seso cry
Thn1n"s StnvT and i. SCxfn1, ,ynrs nu,,t,irteti
S91SEaes t. The n ssS M H. ii ~ sion
Gho % ioosinx: :r'smcd with appointed l1!tefnatss:
ilS Mpwo. s'ona @nu J. j. kl"nnn. Tna deiesatca m
haye tbo powor to select four Is tca.I, It
0alcsburg to represent tho Ch,h at the stntu
requested to 2 cali cnh shooting confest a. soon
a. .ney eonla secure n'ras J.,
decided ~ to just whcre 1t wifi locnte its prt,-
posed mammoth ear-ahnps, and expeditions TO
city arc tho tinily ord.r OF things ltcprcsenta-
tives of the Company took special cur ycatcr!lay
Walt to ilndsalc, whero thoy oxnnitied -Mcro
tract Of ia1,,l ulst OF and AdIoininK Western
Hprir,os and a EQ0.acrp trtct e1lst Of and nd
joIning Iiiils.nle, both tracts posscsscd their
advantages, but It Ii ntogcthcr prs,buble that
sevcral morp expeditions Viii 10 taken befnro
tic Cou,pnny gets down 10 tho nctuni business
of oomrnrnx tho advantages and disadvantages
Of tho yarinus locations Visited, md Df dceitl-
int which out OF tho many is the most eligible,
nn in otber rcspccts the best for tho new works.
, 1880-04-14

Talk not Of wasted money. Money never was
wasted by buying uawsous candles and clsarp.