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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
A Sons Testimony.

DR.. Fraser, the able Bishop of Man
chester, England, testified, in recent
address, that ne owed all that he was
and had Eeen able to do to the self
sacrificing devotion. of his mother.
His father, man of some fortune,
lost everything in iron-mining, leaving
a family of seven, the Bishop at that
time being IA years old.
His mother was woman of sound
sense and great unselishness. She
said:
81 cannot give these lads of mine a
large fortune; but, by denying myself a
bit, and living quietly, | can give them
all good education"
She did so, but he did not under
stand how she managed it. By Gods
providence, he had that mother still
spared to him. She was now paralyzed,
speeches. and helpless, but every day
when he went into her room and looked
on her sweet face he thought gratefully
of all he owed tc her, of what he was,
and what he had been enabled to do.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
A Watch i'm His Hat.

We have seen great deal written and
heard considerable said about the "Man
in the Iron Mask" and the man with
"brick" in his hat, but while riding on
Western railroad short time since we
actually beheld a man with watch in
his kat-aye, in his hat-but not on the
inside of his hat-a plain silver watch
set IN his hat front, about midway'b be-
tween the rim and the crown, face out
ward, so that any one passing in front
OF him could tell the time of day. He
was middle-aged man, with long hair
by the way, how is it that almost all
eccentric individuals wear long hair
even Samson did until Delilah found
pair OF shears-and paid no apparent
attention to the numerous queer looks
cast at him. 1t getting noised about the
train numerous persons from other cars
would pass through the coach he was in
to see the man with the watch in, his
hat. At last one young gent with more
assurance than discretion ventured to
ask the peculiar party the reason why
he carried his watch in that prominent
position. The old sport looked his
questioner quizzicaliy in the face and
told him it was an alarm watch, and
every time it struck it hit his head, and
reminded him that it was time to take
his medicine, and remarking, at has
just struck" pulled out bottle of sold
rye" and took good "swig," and.the
young man retreated amid the quiet
smiles of the adjacent passengers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
He Failed.

When a Quincy lady came to the
front door in answer to the bell, she
found there a well preserved specimen
OF the genus tramp. Removing his tat
tered hat, he essayed polite bow, and
said:
g Madam, when I lost nay little all in
the fire at Chicago, and there received
injuries which rendered me totally I'M
fit to perform labor"
That will do, sir" interrupted the
lady. "That dodge died from over
work years ago. I cannot help you"
Four years hard fightingin the glo-
rious army which, by prowess of arms,
crushed that hydra-headed monster, re-
bellion, should entitle me to the consid-
GRAFTON of all loyal people, madam. It
cannot be that the glowing fires of pat
riotism are so soon smothered in the
breasts of our loyal women?"
How old are you, sir?"
Twenty years ago tomorrow, Mad
am, my first infant wall was borne upon
the air of this glorious free country"
The lady smiled, and replied: .ss
Show noble must have been the feel
ings which actuated your parents to
offer, as awiling sacrifice upon the altar
OF their country, their darling year old
infant!" arr
This rather stumped the tourist, who
began to perform a mathematical prob
lem upon his smutty fingers. After a
moments reflection, he again came up
to the scratch: ... =
Madam, can poor wanderer, who
lost every friend he had in the world by
the yellow fever in Memphis, success
fully strike you for little sustenance ?"
Yellow-fever sufferers are entirely
too numerous. [ just turned away sew
en- OF them iii one crowd"
"Well, good-by, Madam; but remem-
Der my words: When you hear of the
exiled nobleman having returned to his
beloved France, aud when the Quincy
papers publish the account of his dying
and leaving fortune to a poor family
who fed him while wanderer in t1is
city, you will just git up and howl, and
swear at yourself for refusing him 3,
cold bite"
He doGged the umbrella hurled at
him, and sailedfor the gate. From the
sidewalk he yelled:
Sa-a-ay! when the Western Senator
that's awaiting for funds from home,
and the man that was blowed up by a
cannon last Fourth o July taps you for
hand out this morning, tell them
they'll find Hungry Jim from Toledo
working the free-lunch saloons on
Hampshire street," and he marched off
singing:
Rusty buns. jolly old chums,
We live like royal Turks:
When we have luck a bummin' our chuck
No help for the man that works.
-MO1eT72 AT1O
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
Fur Growing More Costly.

The accounts from the fur markets
are decidedly depressing; the better
class of skins will be rare this year,
and in consequence, will fetch high
prices. The prices are kept up by the
double agency of a diminished supply
and an increased demand. And yet
fur, which has not for long time been
so dear as now, has not for years been
so freely worn. The cause is not far to
seek. More than 500 years ago Edward
III. enacted that persons who could
not spend e100 year should not be
allowed to wear fur; but at that time
fur was fnery, and the wearing of it a
luxury. The law was in effect sumptu-
airy, and was passed to restrict extrava-
gance in dress. In later times the fash
ion has been based less on luxury than
on comfort, and return to what is
called an Arctic winter brought with it
a necessity of wearing cheap skins of
home manufacture.
The fashion was withstood in this
country for years. We got chinchilla
from South America, and sable from
Northern Asia, the Russian markets
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
He Wanted Only Five Minutes.

Judge Burford, now Mayor of Dial.
las, Texas, and true type of the West
ern gentleman, relates an account of his
first visit to the at-that-time semi-bar
barous mining regions of California.
He had just been admitted to the bar at
his home, a small Eastern village, and
his desire for fame and fortune led him
Westward, arriving at the camp of his
future home on the back of a broncho
Gan animal we'll known for his elevating
qualities) about sunset. AS he ap-
preached the camp he saw a group of
men in excited conversation, aud. going
nearer, saw in the center man and a
rope. He knew at once what these
meant, and, congratulating himself on
SO excellent an opportunity to make an
impression which would give him a
boost in his profession immediately, he
rode up to the crowd and asked what
the man had done, and was informed
that he had been caught an hour before
with two horses not his own, and they
were debating as to whether they would
shoot or hang him.
But, gentlemen" said the Judge,
these summary proceedings are not
right. Surely you would not outrage
the majesty of both human and divine
law by taking the life of this man in
your own hands? No, gentlemen, I
feel assured you will let better counse
prevail. Give the man the benefit of a
trial in court of law by jury of his
peers, and if by them he is condemned
to punishment, your souls will be free
from the stain of his blood, If he has
no attorney, beg to offer my services.
That you may see, gentlemen, that am
qualified, in due form of law, I will
show you my dip"
Stranger" drawlingly interrupted
the leader, "this heer klaim is registered.
We've struck lead, an y kin jist bet
cher bottom dollar it's a. goin' t. pan out
'cordin' t. previ's calc'lation. Stranger,
you kin hev one hour t. prospect f'r tn
suburbs O this heer camp"
The Judge, to use his own express
sion, "tumbled" to the situation, and,
adjusting himself in the saddle, lie
grasped the bride reins, preparatory to
moving, and remarked:
Gentlemen, for your courtesy I
thank you. You have given me an hour
to get out of town, but, if the girth
holds and this mule don't buck, all +
want is five minutes" Saying which,
the Judge clapped the enormous rowels
into the sides of the beast and adjourned
sine die.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
A PRAYER IN HE'LL.
BY G. L. WILSON.

The earth and heavens pass away,
And mind and Justice hold full sway;
Within the dwelling-plac OF peace,
Where, JOY to Joy, our our hopes increase
The wicked pray, oh, such prayer!
:" Ye rocks and hills, why stand ye there!
o see that sideI once did pierce
Dread soul thou curse, why look SO herce!
Hah! twas my shadow frightened me;
All no no! tits devil! see!
Hold tits the light of Him doth shlne
To make my shadow! curse divine!
All but my prayer was late-too iate!
But Oh! this hate! myself hate!
We rocks and hills, shut out the light;
Fall down and crush me out of sight,
What burneth in me? My! What hell -
The sungioss purity Doth swell
To flames within my dried-np soul!
Why focus light beyond the goal?
My God! the light shines through the gate;
L cannot gol must not wait!
II wish not heaven now, but hell,
To burn me up cannot tell
Where men or devils ever find
A greater hell than cursed mind 3. y.
Go back fly back! ye memories past,
Out of eternity so vast!
Most High Ornnjpotent, pray ,
Make dead my mind! and dark my day!
4 know Thee who Thou art, Great God; i,5{
I knew Thee when the earth trodl
Thou mercy of the God, hear
hear Thy tones OF loving cheer
To those, Thy followers; ye hells,
OF which the creed of hades tells,
In heart and heart. thou fiery lake
Swell up, and in thy mercy take
TIE sight of good and God and love,
And place it's tortures high abovef
Oh! shut out heaven from my sight,
And drown my soul in endless night!
Where comes not knowledge, dreams, or brea
Nor life; where all is sullen death! ,H
CENTER POINT, Iowa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
Unprepared.

William, you have again come up
unprepared?' eyes, sir" "But from
what cause?" "Laziness, sir" John
son, give William good mark for
uprightness. Bates, you proceed"
Il am not prepared, too, sir" "But
why not?" ''From laziness, sir"
"Johnson, give Bates bad mark for
plagiarism"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
WIT AND HUMOk,
FIGnRATIvE

FIGURATIYE.
lovers sat beneath the shade,
And un2 the other said:
How Ia s that you be9
Have smiled upon this suit of mine:
l a heart it palps for YOU
Thy voice is mu6 melody
lis Z to be thy loved 1, q
Say. Oy n!mpn. wilt marry me?"
linen lisped she soft, Why 13ly!"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22

BUsTLEs having gone out of fashion,
a richly dressed woman wearing one of
great size attracted the attention Of the
customs officers at Windsor, Canada.
It was found to contain tea.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22

Il AM dying for love-" said melan-
choly young man, as he put the coal
black fluid on his mustache.
, 1880-01-20
TIE STETTAUTIlS.

ETftF
BALE " Ihe nhf@ouop s.oen - Hon1A
The sMlo Of tho stick md Hxtnrcs OF the slrfIt
of Sscttaucr I}roa l. Co. took place ycsterrlnynt
nom,. Il, tho store. CORNER Of Multson aud Fr.,k~
.oo''' ~ - so 49,! ~ ,t,,,tt,,, - NJ Jn,,,
na atEects' uHuer tne "ieGttuu ~ ~, ,,..s. .sst
Noset,fo!d, tho Assignee, anu Alr' Il. y. FloWett
tho nttnrney Of tho firm There wins 4 fur
r,.,,.d n nttcpdonrc INT tho hid,tno ,yas slow
s.u"" @ ,...,, -. ,1t.,o ,1,tar>s. ,voa ,nnn,fs,c,
Ano ftEy ntt!e 11'seAees WIZ 70 'n.',.AG ~.
At ten minutes past II o'clock Mr.. Flower
mounted 4 box In tho front part or the store,
mn, rr,ntt tho conditfops of tho RAlc. lie gNtd
.u a'at nv av nr5.r mi hnen tss,,ed Ian, from tho
County Court. that ail inc onects nI tno 11 1it N
this ety be a4lu 1lt 0uce g. Tue hI1ncst M paee'
for tho tent1lt Of th1 crcdttota. Iho tnGfGnnia,,
1lse wonll bo sold N ucpnrttlents siiio wou!u
mt By srtek & on anta ta,ta 1no sha ,v o, ~ he,
averaged, nnl the stock offered Hs who'll, III It
tho bid Tor tho Wnno cxceencA the nscIFRo PIT
cont tho entire stock would bc snl1 ~ lump;
In either easc, the Assignee wntild reepmineil
tho bids to tue Court, win Or .!tnt hLs Iiluofse-
11c.lt. Thu terms would BE- ~ per cent ut the
ti,ne Gt the neselaneo M aho nds. nnd Tue here r.
mMiti1cr IN caSh OIL the delivery ot tne eoods,
which delivery woulu talse pace w1h4h tea
, 1880-01-20
THE WATER OFFICE.


The trouble which bus been brewing In tho |
Department Of Public Works ts about to come
to Il hcad. neaslyt tho first stops to that etld |
hAvo been tAken, md tho question ls.. whetlior |
Mr. Wuller or Mr.. Lub shall run the Water OF.
flee. Upon Llub's accession to tho position of |
Superintendent the first thing ho did wis to
seek to make It sort OF q hospital for tnc01Epc-
tent and trokeh-down party hacks, md he !
largely succeeded. Mr. WALLER did not openly |
interfcro Mt first, having no higher ambition
than to hnve the PUBLIC business propcEly done:
ssss s95 h & shs nse % es rnnn
they should. md he quietly sat down upon the
0encrni. anl began to correct tho causo ut
t. whe aEs xss
gNye Ai1n something to DO tes!acs tst:w hts pay.
'"1't ness tr,t,saotca s ~ It should be, It would
s Viii e a {s% ssys
ago IN n neat ind effective wny.
While tho General bus never rcltshed those
except 10 select fow, but he has bscn the mud:
!.ost MIN around tho rookery. Tho idea Of
al a.ts tac sums tns was W loo u uch m for Him. as,i,
bctng no longos Hb!o to spprras hls indignation
md wrath, he sat down Saturday 1ud wr9te sr.
cos'~jal1!r,s Mn,;l of the srdslip lip bcs i.ictc by
onIorcing t6o i,vo..lay rulo st shutting oI water
posing 10 substantially roisve tlls, Of I'LL ttspan-
IT, e. 1{ sa.t s oFnssa o WIS 11s III
innnn'4.I"ni ~ tfn intior nt.n,,,t,t,vinr it wns
ns0t az, ,',f..a ~ T. yora ,,r,'re'' for ttn
s meGsv, ,,rsa, II r. In ,,u,ne ~ ss.nnrit~s
q remit Ne water .stes aEs'inst property ocau-
5ir, Walica flrst INV tic letter and proposed
or,iit,nn"" in at,,jmv'a ;rnI1lttSY. nnd Inn fHI
tnimw ia lid yestcryHy ,nurniilr wus to sit down
| anII writ, tho r,Mn]. wso funeral Il letter Of
i ssiich liz fniituSsit,lr XIX Ia ,.ouy: -
".'Gt "nGnsraut, Jnn' H. lxlEG.u, II, Lt,,, Super
iutentitHi IYtittr in,x,fmsnt-Si,t: in yostr iii.
% psi!a9ueslts a ;''' ,.;s INV NV Ioing noted that
,;nys Tim WITHIN s,,pniy ,y he cut 81, Tho
ri,I aid ,,,,tfrn, ci,iurceriant of thls rn]u is
Ell. nsIsk,t, II, iniIishlnM1 f%tni,i"s. ~ IT. is,Iy
,vsrx mn.t.s HI. sI,s.talv ts"stt,tH7 r,ni,y *
'usrt rt.s rr,3R. ,m9s viz v' oro an rudly on
foraIma th.E N,ltn,mnry sjlyu aays' nutico, whci,
M, "fTumn1er;zm ms 4 tn,suIiSss nmr,}s{,,,,' 10
3f1n pnnMi1i isY whit IN authority ana nndcr wnat
eun,f"'ia, i ar t,,, nnttns2 Il r. ~" ,i,,tv ~
III hn, ~ ts1s f,", s1n ~ ~, ~ thnt n,I X.
nss i.arslshl,s IN thts parIcar shull not bu In.
p11e aP'''' "As t-oENtT'i Nt'i,A ~, "a WtStt,pu
, 1880-01-20
THE CITY-HALL.

day was one IL L. ". u. Mills to errct two three
story dwellings, Nos. so5 aud so7 Michigan avo-
.,uc, to cost sllbOo.
The Clty-Trcasurer received yesterday
III 20 from tha Wutcr- Office. x:7 iron, Tho MI
iat.. ,,,d syt f,.,,, ~. - ..,.t n.,, u,.n
.ssso't t.M .a ves 4'os NV Guh''o'tef. Ing onu"
~ ~ p''" !" s''00'' a' LUZ "cst o'oo
eoslee1os s-'o%'
Fred Patterson, of Rock Bluff, Ncb., who
,,vna lin numn viii, c1,sa .y,. hoo - f,x ~na.
A,a 3 1"'" ~" WIZ aeM'u Nv, l!uu, suo
tefaay. no "aIIs 100 sts!yor 10 Gull @ftilhs NJ
oertAin lutu9or'yartl 4lu Inspect pulent wood.
saiHihk n;senlhe anu 'et !s1n 4noW "hat no
&uih1i oi H.
Aid, IA,yter was milking faces at tic pow-
en- Tint bf yesterday. Tho puilcc, In ru,nuvlpx
n.nvt.I t",u ~ h!s. ani i. says thnv aat".i ,nr.
tmiiy ncsn,tso thUy YTiloI 10 tr1luy rio sl1is sr
, 1880-01-20
GOV. MURRAY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jun. l0.-Tho nows Of Qen.
Ell II. Murruya appointment ~ 0uvor'lor of
utah WIS received hero with grent satisfaction
by u largo iutubor of friens1s, ata4 tonight he
WAS Kiycu u suroNnho Ut his rsstepte. 0nM.
Nry 4 etor of the tosytlls I, ~
liz w,s tho Youngest and G,Iu VI the in,At brill
iant ca.yniry 0snuEAls In tho nrtny ut tho close
at tho War, since which titno tlu has hispd with
hunpr tEg oltio0 OF United Btatus Marshal for
tvs tori1ls, and was on tho late uoar Ut Visitors
10 Annnpoiss. III hls ges',Arss Vt she serenhde
WhethoF hu would accept, but 1t IL tho belief OF
h!s frisisss that As Will In, ,case ho gees TO Utah
A9 viii rvtain hts Interest In tho Commercial.
Du9ra tulAtory dispatches have boon coming 70
HIN all day. .-..l
, 1880-01-20
Nost wonderful Ia tho beautiful display oil
delicious cun1Ies ut DnwsuM's, Eli Htat0 strpot.

indigestion, iiyBpupsll. nervous prostratlon.
md ,.ll tor1Hs of RuhUr! debility r1ll0yed by tax.
ins Mgt,s,1Itls luptuntxUd 1icef TuittN, tho only
rrpr. nsttol, u bcsf cnutAniMg its e1,tiso stri-
tOa propertlos 1t II not It IsierG sttInlaht like
tho cxtr,luts OF boof, hut oottni1s hloot-n'ak1nY
fOrco- and lif0- propuriea;
Is invai,lnblu III i'll eE,foopled conditions Whothor
thu result OF exhanstiun. ncrvnt,A ntion,
oyGrWprk, or uplltD tisolsG; particularly It FO-
s,lltlnK from pululotlnry complaints, Caswell,
iiuz4rl i Cn. frOprlutOra, Nuw York. For sale
by druHYistA. -
, 1880-01-20

ST. LOUIS, Ja.,. 10.-Tho jewish ordor at n'nnl
Irsith Continued ita session. to-day, aid, aftur
tho recollection Of lsador Hush, Of It, Louis. as
Truatco at tho Endowment Fund tho Convention
inn ct Tho by-inws. Tn-niyht tho letcHntos Wero
given splendid ba1qaut ut tho iorlnania Club.
, 1880-01-20

The Edredge Sewing-Alachine.-1t leads
tho world, anil !s tlla bDst for yon to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. l09sstate street.
, 1880-01-20
Liabilities outstanding upon which

tuoitts-AchuOt. t.....,.........,........ 80. G73S5
y se%erngs ~, r, noIusw !,sn ,. howl. ~. ,,va,,,
tS0tDuN IN per coht Doflds 1or kHelFp .,oo |
months. 4'3n
k-bFhUu III pee cent bohas 1oe t"elFo ,-o mn
20 H ~, ,s ~ t,.., 0''
s.sts,,,ttsmsi.!rnr -, r t,Nnrcv"r~nt 7E,h8n
's;tn','STmlsSsr Wnm I,o,s,'s "p'o'e'"e"''''''
iashs. ,1% T. por cent nonas lot ."eiso $500
,nn,,i1s M pun ee"r '.' n"a ~. .". 253.75o
Cty t.ts paynl,ic ,i;rlna tho current
isML. issn. '''''' "''''' - ' -
stx ,,cr amt a.,ycrouo t,on,1a. t1,1o Juty.
ISsu. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10000
aetnn nnr rnrt snwnrnsrn houtls l,in
.jnlv l. iss0s 4lQoO0
nix nnr = rscnt xnter.ioai, bonds. due J,;iy
1,tSs!::; IT, o -; for lntcrcat "''0''
m city iM,ntfcti tieit-
9ssssSs 5'RSs{s ss;Sf s$si;.l 5ag IL sIy :S4 $4,000
eus,s "nasmoet mu sit s,,,i. ahntttc1
A., r,x IT.. y uunHsf. th e. Gontedlief e. a.,
'nitt. Mo ~ Tinncn t9' >oos Nv ~ '"o
eu XIII. Lawlor or s.ll tioy ought not to 70 thoru.
Ing Gonca ,i oasn' M . ~ MH 's n H. ntorion
eotnH a4o Eo .Ie ~ fho tMm
mIttee; s , ,o.oau,,
1no oocu'lc"t' llo"usot, Ms.s .oie's'"'
s.ot't CITY s,,,'' nnnoswaf saYa +, III. r,,,o, ~.
port ind TINT Of tho inspectors, which appear III
nnotl,er column.
m .,t...s.,, ',.s .,o,t.-,, ,ro,, +,,o
Inv bcnrtinct \, mmswSF " to inallries rro, tho
J,n!leiary Co!nn,lttee il 10 whit Should bo doro
Will tne oauh .nscs. ~ ,,.,.,,.
nAcK-TAS SCHOOL MONEY.
&, 1Bs1, your honorable body pnsscd tho follow"
ing oror:
rcged dx1 to report .t tu iIs cpIi's!i 1T rs eiry
tnto is possible, whethor tho inoney now in tho
City Trcnaliry, which lllls been COLLECTED On Ao-
, 1880-01-20
RIIkTlkS,
DEATHS,

ARNllElM-ra Mrs. ueNa Arnhslm, lAn. Il, u :
tp.t still birth Ut baby bay.
t1"Hex York pApaEE plenso copy,
, 1880-01-20

MynltAy:.Jan, y, VI,uothy Murray, nsod u ysars,
Vaasral fguHi f,!s lats Tsaida.ct, w Ma1wsll.st-
turY. eiuuds of tho fanlsy rvspeOtfuliy invited u
Atsvnd.
sjlEltafAN-lha funoral eeryeVs of Dunlef Bhet-
HAIL. W., VIII tak1 pI4cu IT t9i Wn1hut-gL Uu aust-
dsY, jR,l. III II il uel0ek. Carriages u 0saeulxnd
tTa0Hdx tnFlkud to attend. IL
C0LE-ln this city, J4a. ~ Of d!phthsts, clesense
CUtu. k39d Years H1nlhA Rh4 N days.
tuusraI ff0m Ut Whlnut-se Wsdnesdsy Aaxt u u
Z. M ~ NQsYhill tor tAtatneh@
yOSTKA-oa Mpna47. 1Aa. II 1t J b H., u hsA late
, 1880-01-20
Add 10 por cent for probable deficiency
IN collecting tnxcs. ....................,

Net estimated n1ro,tnt. .............
INCOME Pttt,M JAN.1. lsi1, TO IAN.
From taxes nf 1873 md prior ycars, re-
celvc,t during HID. .....:..... ........'
department Ut Public Works
hllSEEllnItgt1i&8.. ..+... ..s.ssssssssss
Sewerage Fund permits, gtc. ..........,
Wntnr- frtttl permits. ctc.......+......
Whtrr- Fund lrittA.. ....,.
Building inspection Department per.
1nltA, GtG. ....,.........s ...s.....ttsttt..s
SchUol fund, for Interest, t,..........."
acilt,pl Ftln,t, fur roi,ts. .........:........
HetltNIl Funtl, fur StNto dividend. .......
r ltIEH- sssst.stttts sstss+*&tstt
F!rc-tusurn1leo premium fax.....,,...
lt|HGalbGas .t+%sss s.s.s .s..%stts.'ss+sts s's'ts ,
li1liso Of Correction. for labor, brick
ClE. ..... ...st..t.,..s ..s:: s.'s.'.. !.
Miscellaneous SOURCES, including costs
etc., oil tax snles, ptc....... .........
, 1880-01-20

For Sewerage acknowledgements.
Ftfoet lntnf,a. a.........+.,s.:..s
Erccinl nsstsan,nnts on city property.
Police md Ftrcrnen'a Relief Fund....,.
Firing Wbnnf,'e 1fGfnKu..
Ifnis0 Ut 'DtANl Shepherd.
Wnshlt,Htoiltnn tfosno. no...................
, 1880-01-20

Tntnt u,nonnt estimated. ........,,.,
Itcas estimated slrtluctfolt from fnlscel'
lhnasI,tA rcceIpts nlld cllAtl III 'frcnstlry
applicable thoretu. tu.....................
, 1880-01-20
THE COUNCIL.
Controller 0urney Presents His
Estimates for the Current
Year.
lie Recommends mi. Aprroprin-
tion Of tp3, 1S:s, 900 for All
Purposes.
The Corporation Counsel Says All
School Levies Must Go to the
School Fund,

Tho Council held n rcF,llar weekly meeting |
last evening. Mny0r flntrfsuh III the chasr, anu |
Ill tho Aldermen prcseiAt cxecrt Turner, Ar
pcsor, stcNaly, smyth, Swift, Lorcnz' ana Nc
Cnrtntck. |
AID. McNnrncy offered a resolution. which |
was pissed, directing tho Commissioner of Pub
lie Works to repor. to The Council tho amount OF
money In tho Treasury to tho credit OF the Snn.
CANON street yfntuct, tho ns1olnt Tint Will
probably bo collected this ycnr, and tho ndul-
uona nnollnt necessary to complete tho vla''sict
md approaches and to rnssc the buildings 10
grnio ....... .......
Aid. Lawlcv, .by consent, introduced MI ortit-
nancc amending TINT IN rctaton TO water rates,
SO ns To Leave It discretionary with tho C0ninls-
slonrr Of Public Works to remit or rchatg Ill
whole In part to rates on propsrty sea st rsr
plpsry oeee ss Sy sstaty pespe u
Eysrett r1. oys ,sst oe referred to tho
Tho mutton was not ngfeel to-ycns' IL; nays
''as 1ses"fx"a .oGS Sanders, Turner. seAalcy !or
teSst aMWiskeqs ns7Hs ashsta if %a}iar hcps cnrk,
Mallory, Nr.nrls, C1,llcrton, Purcell, Poerey,
l'hroop. tawleIeh, Everett. EySrsit. Knopf. Tho'npso'''
A communication wis received from tue Mayor
submitting tho correspondence with, hlcssls.
Parncll md Dillon y, reference to thelr foccp-
Atil. WIckerHhnm .presentc! n resolution.
whch was aps sx FOR ,no 'v, .ppp.n,St }ba MnSnt
Thu Gisy Giors enie1 II liz 81 oflcel non4 e
Superintendent FcltDa for $f0,OOU, with ". Y. d.
Grannis aul n. A. F.trwell as R'lrotics. 1t w1's
pEcEMnEn FINANCES.
/ Tho Controller sgnt IN hs report for Dcccm-
/ her, 1871, us follows, which was placed OH tlle:
| Amount OF money actunlly In tho Eity
Treasury lt close Of books s19d9vlo